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New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Jumel Realty and Construction Co to c NJ Sill
St. s 400 II Boulevard
mortgages instalments per cent. aggre-
eating $4,000
per cent aggresating. 15s 900
Irving Realty CO to J Reynolds; Barettost, s.
200 n OF Honest; 3 years. per cent 1909
Halstead w NJ w Sterling: Front-st. No
IL years AZ per cent. 10000
ST. W cor Cinton-st; years 6 per cent. 300
J. and others TO Samuel Williams and
per cent $4,000
Ress J. another TO Manhattan Mortgage Co..
Audubon s. 4f.l0 # of 17sth-st:
100 # W Of ist-ave: year per eent......" 1880
Reisf. another TO Manhattan Mortgage CO.
cent ..-.....,.... 10000
West Street Improvement Co to Metropolitan Life
st No 81 to 90; years per 100000
Lind. u another l. Kooner Cfinton-st e g
n C'herry-st; instalments per 7.1Go
Fox. T. NJ Littman; 25th-st No 33s
West; years. per 10000
Schlessinger H. md others 10 F SchIessnger and
bond 10000
Goldbaum. !. and another 30 VI Rodgers and
another; Teti-st 305 II OF 5th-ave; l
$3.50
Kaufman. L another Mayer 101st-st,
> 100 II Of Madison ave; years per cent 10000
McE1roy, d s. M A McElroy; 72d-st, No 40
West: years per cent. $1,000
Alkof. s, and others Charles A Moran: Oath
e5 East; years. cent............ 20 600
years per 10000
Telfar. n v. to J sDraker; 25th-st No 50
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
MECHANICS LIENS.

2d-ave Nos s04 and 500: William Rosen3aum q q
Bros agt Reilly & Rottenberg. owners; Lang q
2sth-st No A East: Frank Tyler ast John Doe.
owner; Mary McCauley contractor =
a3d-st No 312 10 316 East: Pietrowski & kenop
Company agt John Greenbaum and James We
ner. owners; John Sullivan. contractor.
93d-st No 310 to 314 East: Salvador NlrgiIIo AZ
Greenbaun & Wiener. owners: John SuilVah'
112th-st. No COZ to COG West; Empire City Wood
working Company agt Trood Realty COMPANY
42d-st No 8 West; the Republic General C0n
tracing Company agt Howard Reaity .1c,or ana DC
yeloDment Company, owner and contractor: :.
Artbur-aye n corner 1S9th-st, 81 .6zsO3; william
Guggolz agt Fidela sabeila' owner anu eo"
tractor
Morris Park-ave g g. 1894 IT W Of Bronxdale-
25xIOO: August Diener agt John j Diagnett' !;
138th-st No sci East Mugler's Iron WORKS asl
J Louis owner and contractor -; :, . :,
Madigon-st No 355: Isaac Schwartz ast hyiiiaii
Kosberg owner and contractor :. :
Broadway. No 146: Charles 3 HUDSON agt Nauoer. ee
Life Insurance Company of New-1orh' owner :
J I, Clemons, contractor. -, : -. J..
Broadway No 14O to 146; Baker, smith q 20 ab'
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Sylvan Place, No TO- 34.6x17.6; Charles Nor
P8i: AD:4 R:5 and is mort
1o5tf-st, Nos 81 and s. East. 48exicoIl; Isaac
Guigols ct al to Mary l. Cohen; mortgage.
Bsrrefto-st arctic 5, 200 # n Of Honest iooxloo;
James Reynolds to Irving Realty Company. 100
Stephen Essn IT to 3anieS Sathison
11st6Est. No 20 West 25xiooi1: Isaac Herman
ct al to Moses m 1sys2n; s 0rgags g $s2 s 100
Catherine a Rudden to Denis NJ GaIIo.:.;:.::.: 100
Newett to Catherine Rudden0 Nominal
Iaiprin ct al to Joseph GOding; mortgage.
jerome ave " s. IS it Of Burnside ave e5sz
s1 Jerome AYsnge sa Fssy COMPANY to
reFefee to TO Wtllam E T Thorn trustee 10000
to Mo l!S1 oberser mofEas ReFs 100
d9 b oeP being dS lot No e Soen aR 10 No n81rs 3 heirs
Madisonave. adIs54a Nos 1ios and i7o5 s. 251iooi;
seat s&s! 70 CIV 3 Vest ' asEioos;
75th ti'lls 25s It Of istave 27o8ioa2 Morris
77th-st 8 S. 80 # of Colunabus-ave, loOx1o22 .:
GpanS 6FhSE Hnsss msfsaf e s Bond and Realty 100
Interior lot 4so # of White Plains Road @ and
SS1 i6SS 1ooS 5;' 100: Ephram B Levy to Mary
At5orasSss aaSss 4szoo ,aa
crove4 70 marx ssnG ISa4 IT o ia51ioo:
No T9Sb g 10 sonsH asx rregGar Max ose II"
~ yossPiRe @ DaRR Mor noTtsRss sss @ a to 100
Jennie GoIdbaum; mortgage. S12 o00 100
Broome-st, n g. SOS # OF Rnwery "a. .I0x938;
Abraham Goodman TO Mishlnd-Feinberg Realty
Company; mortgage, $4,000. -...-.......-..--. 100
Borcl Lote Stone: mortgage S11 500. Omitted
13th-st. No 1923 West 25x1033: Jacob Levy
Ptncus Lowenfeld: mortgage. $4,000. 100
135th-st, f. $50 # of A1exander-ave. 23xlOO;
Newman Grossman TO Moritz Sondberg: mort
Chisholn1-st No 12s7 W s. 2Ox12O: Margaret
Hommel Melville Beckel: mortgage. $500. 100
Lots III and 17S. Prospect Hill estate; Dun
McGibbon to William B Ewing Nominal
a::l Tss gs + ss1g5F Gss4:s asss
WEIGH; mortgage, $4,000. 100
9Th st 16S # Of Avenue r. 25yI0lO IgDatz
GlucB Joseph Schwartz mortgage. S22 600. 100
IOth-st. 320.6 1T of Avenue A. 25x94S;
Adolf Mandel 10 Joel NJ Chassis; mortgage s1I.
BIeecker-st Nos 2ss and 800 W g 4oxs1; Bieecl-
Barrow-st 40TSt: Jacob Rim
der ct al to Hauben Realty Company: mortgage.
1sth~st No 338 East 2s4x103a: Minsker Realty
Company TO Louis AbTamovitz and another:
mortgage $39 600 100
Perry-st. e West 4th-st. 5oxT33; Jacob
Rinder ct al TO iiauben Realty Company; mort
gage S73.5OO ................ 100
Henry B simmons TO Jacob L Schresser; mort
gage sI20O Nominal
Aen-st. 200 # of Stanton-st 50xS76:
Samuel Rabinovftz al Melchior Lenke and
another: mortgage. S65 500 100
No 113. 8 25x1GO; Pncus Lowen-
25th-st No 354 West. 25x74 .: Elizabeth c Q B
Rodriguez to julius Fox Observation-Disclosures. 100
154th-st, s. 3141G II of st Nicholas
1gx99: Jennie A Harriet to Henry Feldmann.. 100
C1inton-st. Nos 240 and PAP. 39.11X100. 10;
Louis Kooner to David Lind and another 80 Nominal
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01

West; year; per cent. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3,5o
Mannheim, l., to c Rouse Monroe-st. No ~ D -, oc
years. cent @l,VV
cent " san -.o - . 1900
So 300. yeags: a,a ahoerer Der eef ~ isse 900
s0s SssSs East: t. ave years. per 1000
same: 11tl-st, Nos 534 and 536 East; = 30
years: per cent. o'oV
Persico, NJ, L Merola and another; 11oth-st .a
AGA East instaments; O per cent ~riv
Hoifelder, J J. to T Jung and another Court.
lanot-ave, s. 20 TT of 1f9th-st year; re
Kappers H. to II F Kanenbey and another;
BsTsen-ave' sn 100 1T OF fosest years pc. $500
HG9ksy, T. TO same neT g. NV 25oo
Kaplan, /, others to a Koch; 4Sth-st- n s. m
2I5 of 10th ave. years; per cent. ''o'
Saunders A w, Greenwich Savings BANK
Broadway. s. l00.s # 6 of 92d-st' years. ,oo Nh
Miller, A. to > Miller RavereIe a nt Dii'e 400 90
Klein, NJ to & Lewis; S3d-st No 80 west q m
years; cent. 49,
Empire Square Realty Company to Z Miner
65th-st S. 62o'o IT OF Aiis'e'''n itA.1.. 10000
Davis S d, TO Weinsten; Lexington-aVe' II =,
corner SSth-st; year. per cent; 60
Fox B. to L Battenwiessr; ga9S Z nar cent 14oo
Lawson D, another to g w Cainpoel
ManhattaE-aVe, n corner ll1lh-st' Se-0' 90 m
per .oo
C,ohE p to NJ Cohn; 4sth-st, No 4o2 EAST III *
stalments; per cent. -. ~
Blatb p to r Weber: Wolfe Place. s. Do II IN
e of Inwood-ave; years: o per cent '-''-'''
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01

nc Broadway Reliance Realty Company anu
several persons have sold the plot 52xloo'o12
feet on the north side of West 94th-st-' Ioo
feet west of Amsterdam-ave., to builder VINO
viii erect six story elevator apartment on the
site.
This company has now disposed of the prop
ety in this block which it recently acquired from
the Marsh estate with the exception of 62 feet
in 95th-st. 100 feet west of Amsteroam-aVe.
Mrs AIthea S Rudd Ward has leased. through
the Observation-Disclosures Realty Company, to the
Lczer Motor Company. for long term Oh
years the northwest corner Of Broadway ana
55th-st. four story and basement building
VIII be erected for the tenant. similar in de-
sign to the building adjoining on the north oc-
cupied by the Pope Manufacturing Company.
and also owned by Mrs. Ward.
The Decauville Automobile Company recently
leased the southwest corner Of Broadway and
H6th-st fronting about 7S feet in Broadway
and connecting with plot 75x200 feet extend
ing to 55th-st., on which the company is erect
ing a building for its occupancy. The block
front will thus in the near future be given up
TO the automobile business.
The extensive land purchases made in the last
week in certain sections OF Queens Borough
have attracted the attention of real estate men
in Long Island City
A straw showing the way the wind is blowing
in the Queens real estate field the filing
of a mortgage for s20SO0O. given by Victor An
drews to A ]. Cassatt, the president of the
Pennsylvania Railroad; Henry Tatnall, treas
lIrer and n. Parker Shortridge, chairman of
the finance committee of the board OF directors
and trustees of the sinking fund of the Long
Island Railroad, on 145 acres Of farm land, to
the north of Forest Park, in the town Of New
town.
This property is traversed by the main line
of the railroad and the Rockaway Beach divls-
ion, which form q junction on the property.
The money to buy these several properties has
been advanced by the Pennsylvania Railroad
sinking fund. and the tracts will in time be
taken hold of by the company for the develop
7T7ent of a high class residential section The
latest purchases with the 500 to 6O0 acres
previously purchased by a syndicate allied to
the railroad company, will be used for suburban
development a similar plan TO the sections
outlying Philadelphia
The same syndicates developing tract
of twelve square miles east of Jamaica and ex-
tending as far as Floral Park, on the main
line of the railroad, including the high ridge
of hills known the backbone OF Long Island
The Pennsylvania Railroad engineers, VINO
last fall began the construction OF grand CEN
trsl serpentine boulevard, $50 feet wide, with a
narkway through the centre OF the h1ghWay,
nlanted with trees and shrubbery, have so TAR
graded macadamized. guttered and opened for
traffic over a mile and half and they nave
two or three miles additional partly finished
The tract being developed at present COM
Sprises over two thousand acres, ana exlenuS
eastwardly three and a half miles to queens
1t is thought that the boulevard will extend
ss far east as the property Of William K. VAN
derbilt jr at Success Lake.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Tsvlor-st s. 300 II s of Morris Park-ave Tor a
three story frame tenement house, 25x6o: August
Diener owner; Bernhard Ebeling architect
Van Buren-st e +. so # OF New-York New
Haven and Hartford Railroad tracks; for two
two story frame dwelling houses, 2Ox4s: Angelo
Baynnic owner; Bernhard Ebeling. architect
ROsedale-ave s. f75 II Of Tacomn-st; Tor a
two sotry frame dwelling house. 2lx4S; Ernest
Muller owner; Bernhard Ebeling. architect.
Grant ave W g. 200 IT n OF John-st: for a two
story frame dwelling house. 1890 Henry Beck
er owner: Bernhard Ebeling, architect.
Parker-ave n s. SO # of Rose Palce; for a two
story frame dwelling house 2iI5o; Conrad Dig
nus owner; Bernhard Ebellng architect
Taylor-st s. 30 IT of New-York. New-Haven
and Hartford Railroad: for a one story frame
store ox46; Bridget Whalen, owner; Bernhard
Ebeling architect 80,
two story frame dwelling house 21xJ0, WoT-
tsek & Siege. owners; Bernhard Ebeling. archl-
. . e e o
Columbus ave. corner Van Buren-st; for "A
three story frame store and dwelling house, 24x
81: ID Marion. owner: Bernhard EbelinR
aTchitecl
Columbus ave. " corner Van Buren, St rear:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
4 $1,000, 900 TENEMENT TRANSACTION.

Morgenstern Brothers have sold Nos 22o and "
East 1a9th-st two story f1reproof double
tenement houses. with stores. on let 25Nl0ou feet
each through Dobroczinsk & Blumenkrantz: also
Nos 44o and 442 East 76th-st two story fire
proof double houses. with stores. on lot 25x1o22
feet each: also Nos 70 and 81 Cannon-st. a seven
story freproof double tenement house, with stores
on lot 4exS2 feet, through Max E,odel The same
frrn has bought Nos 116 and 12S 2d-st Two
seyer1 story fireDroof double tenement houses with
stores on lot 25x122 feet each. two of the houses
revtnes been built Joseph L. Buttenwteser also
Nos 5s4 and 236 East lo3d-st.. six story new law
house on lot 50x1oO11 feet; also Nos 35 3W and 39
I7ast 76th-st two story law houses, on lots
75x1Gs 2 feet each and No. 1SG5 Sd-ave five story
double tenement hous. with stores on lot Z9.3xloo
about 100000.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
LIS PENDENS.

1stave g &c # of 116th-st 2Ox74: Antonio Anzaone
ag Nicola Veccho and another specifc performance;
Corn. attorney 80 rIo.
62d-st n s. 10 # Of 1st-ave 17x1oo; Harry Thuor
aCt Herman Davidowiz faction to impress Vendee s
lienl; Cohen, attorney. ,-.,,.
adjoining lands of Blodgett & Illde1.
e1hnT39sr Irregular. Bronx: Manda C Mace ct al agt
bertha Schrader ct al foreclosure of mortgage;
Noble & Camp, attorneys. ,oz.to
T1st-s No IS West; Edward F Caldwell ct al aSt Jennie
l. Woodend (action to forecose neehai'c ii'N'
cfton-st s. 1926 fl of Trinity-ave. 37x1Oo Bern
hard Columbus Stella BaT7Ith (specinc per
formance); e Grossman. attorney ~, r,o.ar,
en.h-st ITS # of 3d-ave 22x1O22 Venle ieIeLs
ag the John Kress Brewing Company ct a foreclosure
Of mortgage); D Simpson. attorney: c,.. 1.oe,,a,
Ct Ann's-ave No 651; Edward Wolf agt Cltto f1oi'a
fsction to impress lien); Isaacs. attorney; 49,,
Charles st s. lot map Of lands of tiichad AtUs'
25xs6x irregular: 12th-st s. 1919 II W Vinian 81
xVfner individually and executor, ct al parutlof''
Cobb attorney.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
NEvyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JULY 1. 1905

for two story rrame awens poS architect $500
Burdett-ayx $50 II W of Fort Schuyler Road'
for q two story dwelling house Llhoo'
Myron Livingston owner; heInhafa hpe'l's $500
I.amlort-ave S. 275 # of Fort Schuyler ftoaa;
for n one story frame dwelling house, 2lx5o'
Myron Livingston. owner; Bernhard Ebehns' soo
Roosevelt-ave. 315 # of Fort schuyler
Road: for q two story frame dwelling. Zl1oo'
3Ia Myron Livingston owner beFnnafa hD 1900
t5ads 6 g i5o8 II O of Morris-ave for ave
story brick tenement house. bOxsIll: Johh an ooo
Pierce owner; NJ Garvin. architect so'oo'
I3Sth-st n S. 525 IT 9 of Wills-aye: LOT Two sLa
tenement houses JIoxSi; Geois
Mosauer owner; Sch"art1e l q '.~.... o'o99 $1,000
1s2d-st 6 s. S4 Il e Washington-ave; for ioHr
three story brick tenement houses lox4o ION
4SGs fsx5oS and 1Sx54%; the Hillside Keaiy
Construction Company owner ... Cha'ies $4,000
T sfa Sette.ave . s from Barretto Manida st:
for a one story brick boiler house. 2ixol: Seyi.a
Home for Children owner; 'h poeh'n 9 1900
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

The Greene Taylor Company have sold for c. c.
Goodwin To a Mr. Roberts No. es3 Ansterdam-ave
a FIVE story building. adjoining the northeast
corner of esd-st, 16.e by rs feet
Herman c. Klotz has sold No ~ East Twenty
second-st a four story and basement brown
stone front dwelling house, lot 20.6 by 9S9 feet.
THE parcel adjoins the building of the Bank for
Savings at the southwest corner of zth-ave. and
22d-st.
n J. Sachs & Co. have sold the plot 100 by 100.11
feet on the north side Of 96tl-st, 200 feet of
bfh-ave
Meryash e. London have sold to Bach 6, Goodman
che southeast corner of AInsterdam-ave and 1S5th-
st q plot 1911 by 100 feet. TIE buyers will erect
two six story apartment houses on the site.
L Shapiro formerly Of Shapiro * Portman. has
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

Mount Morris Park West, corner ~ ~. 49,, .T
a one story brick church. 100 llxloo; mar -
Presbyterian Church. owner; T w Pole & Co.
architects =, f sir story brick
tenement house. 5Gx99. IL; NJ MilIer' owner "
c Sommerfeld, architect. - t;,.
7th-ave Nos 291 and 293; for q ten story orleh @
loft building, 40x94: Hessei, owner anu Gun
,.,bst 8 and i4tb-st n s. 175 It of 10th
ave; for a six story brick factory. IoxZoo,o' a
r Graham owner; T 5 Wheeler architec.
Cherry-st Nos 92 and 81; for a hve story prlcA
settlement house. 81 5xss; Salvation army
owner; w G Pigueron architect
14eth-st n S. 100 It OF Sth-aye Tor a SIN
story brick tenement 50xS7; f Mueller. owner;
Broome-st n corner Suffolk-st; for six story
brick tenement house 5ox61. q; L heiher' OWN
Bernstein & Bernstein architects -.
137th-st \ 8 100 # of 5th-aye; for one story
frame storage, etc; 50x100: S Cram owner
] + Fischer, architect ::
144tll-st. n g. $50 # W of Broadway; for ntt nfe
story brick tenement house, 6OxSfll; M Dstlty
and another, owners; f A Meyers architect-.
64th-st s. 325 # of West End-ave; for a a on one
story brick office. 1925; p g Kemp Coal Coh'-
pany. owner; Benedict, architect '..'...-.'''
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Green et nj: December 81 1904 cancelled
Same property: Arnt Mosberg agt same; October
Same property; James Olsen agt same; October
31st-st No 40 East: John Chatter agt Wiihen
n Sesich: February 27. 1905 Cancelled.
broadway n e cor SOth-st. A. 10x1O22: Mettle
Construction Co agt William Dewey; Deceni-
soth-st, Nos 223 and 225 West; William Hockey
agt Elias Higgins ct al: December !, 1904
sOth-st No 225 West l. Bernstein agt the Nerna
Realty Co ct al; November 1904 ..c-.--.::
Lewis Whitlock ct al; February 16; 1905
Ccllege-ave n 142d-st l5xlOo; Joseph
Buelleshach agt Joseph A Gallagher ct al; June
Eroome-st No 272: John Weiting agt August
Cattle ct al; March 2S. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
TO ENLARGE A Y. n. c. A. BRANCH.

Plans have been fled for the renlodeliing and
enlargement of tn clubhouse of the Washington
Heights Y III c. A. at Nos. 529 and S31 West 1hAth-
:. a new social hall Will be constructed. more
rooros added and swimming pool built IN the base
,yenf and fitted with shower baths. The architect
is Eli Benedict, who estimates tne COST Oh HhpEoNe
OF
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01

FL Paso Tex. June So.-The Mexican free zone
sixteen miles wide on the American border was
abolished to-day While the free zone existed mer-
chandise could be imported into the zone at 10 per
cent of the regular Mexican customs duties, hut
IL II was then sent over the into the interior
the other 80 per cent had to he paid In this way
goods sold In the border towns Of Mexico
much cheaper than they could be sold in interior
towns or in American border towns and this made
business for the Mexican merchants, but the col
lection of duties all articles taken from FREE
zone towns further into the republic killed them
mani lactuTing towns.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
BIG WHITE PLAINS SALE TO-DAY.

The auction sale of 257 building plots at White
Plains will begun to-day at II O'Clock, and VIII
be continued on Monday and Tuesday at the same
hour The location of this tract makes 1t par
ticuIarlv desirable for residential purposes. White
Plains being only half hours ride from the
Grand Central Station. The sale VIII De conducted
nv IoSeDh II Lewis auctiOneer.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01

plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Hopper for building to be erected at the
southwest corner OF Mount Morris Park west ana
,s2d-st for the Harlem Presbyterian Church, at
No q East 125th-st of which the Rev Daniel Rus
cell is minister. -.
n fe TO be two story structure, 10011 feet front
and 100 feet deep, of brick with granite trimmings.
80 the Byzantine style, with large dome sur
mounted BY lantern 1t is TO cost $4,000, accord
ing to the estimate of T. H. Poole, the architect
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
LEASE 1Mo AMsrERpAM.AvE. HOUSES.

Realty and Construction Company TO client for a
term of years the two five story tenement houses
.itb n stores Nos 17so and ]. 732 Amsterdam-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
GETS AVENUE B BLOCK FRONT.

NJ /. & c. Ernst have sold to William oppen
helm the block front the east side OF Avenue Il
between nth and 18th sts, 1s411O0 feet
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
FAST SIDE DWELLING ROW SOLD.

Louis Lese has resold No. 2a to 247 East 126th-st
sour three story and two story dwelling houses.
8xgsll feet. 6. Bretten & Sons were the brokers'.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At II Vesey-st.-By Bryan L Kennedy: &c 72 Eln-st
% of Leonard-s 10ox90x rreg; 3. and story
bdEs: by Commissioners of Sinking Fund;
Surety Realty 500 800: 121 #
29x10OS: blk h; exr's sale; estate
of Rebecca Baird deceased Louis Beran for S1950.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
TERMINAL REALTY A SELLER.

Ames & Co. have sold for NJ L. Meher NO 626
west 2sth-st a four-story stable, TO Charles A.
s,,,,s Also sold for the Terminal Realty Com
r.,v Nos s2s and 42s West 37th-st. two five story
daI1ble tenement houses the Metropolitan Securi
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
WOMAN SELLS A VACANT PLOT.

Nichols & Lumu1is have sold TO Well & Mayer Tor
Mary NJ Bensel the plot, 108xS5 feet, on the
West sfGe OF 3d-ave, 100 feet north OF l7Sth-st
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
INVESTOR BUYS seTH-sT. HOUSE.

siawson & Hobbs have sold for the City Real rs
fste Company TO an investor the five story 43-foot
sparment house with stores. Nos. 10 and liz West
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01

Kashare has sold for the Baptist Ministers
Home Society. the block front comprising ABOUT
-, LOT. NJ, the north side OF 179th-st., be-
Zen Vvse and DAILY aves. The plot fronts Sl6
feet in listh-st 1872 feet in Day-aVe ana lzo 1eeo
IN
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
City Property for Sale or to Let.
JERSEY CITY.
Country Property for Sale.

T OWN AND HAVE FOR SALE about so the
i finest harbor shors front the Of
Island between Centreport Northport
Northport harbor opposite
the village Town Of Huntington. Suffolk County onehaf
mile beautiful clean, siopny sandy
elevation 150 feet about 30 cleared balance
heavily wooded with large hickory and chestnut
of harbors and Long Island Sound 90
miles; positively mosquitoes
JOHN N WILLIAMSON,
220 Broadway, N. Y
INOR SALE-Sheepshead Bay, with without furni-
Il ture: very desirable gem Of cottage rooms: tiled
BATH parquet thoroughly location
fireworks beaches costing
nshed 200; reasonable offer
Address
G. 6. PITT. New York Athletic Club.
7 IYNBROoK. L. Pilot of lots 2511Io feet each
"A excellent dwelling house, with Z rooms range,
boiler. tubs, bath: small BARN real bargain 81 ESQ
AppIy {. L WALLACE. Rockville Centre L. /.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
Furnished Houses to Let-Couutry
TO LET FURNISHED FOR THE SUNMER

To LEI FURNISHED FUH The SUNNI
Fronting LAX ChampIan controlling a wide view
of the Adirondacss and Green Mountains. two well
appointed modern houses best scientific drain
age: bath: carriages desired
Westpor whose drinking water IS the obtain
able in New York State. Address phone BEN. j. h
WORKMAN. westport Delaware and Hudson r r.
DARK IILIUp to date furnished house to let for
Il 13 bnhrooms: country club with bill
iards tennis house: minutes from station: 90
from Rector-st-. 9th-ave FL c. B. BULL. 7T4
Pa YOnkers.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments filed yesterday,
June 3O the first name being that of the debtor,
the second that of the creditor:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
An OPERATORS PLUCK"
A charming short story by EDGAR
MAYHEM BACON.
THE VAN TWILLER DIAMONDS. :"

The Sixth and Seventh Chapters
Of PHILIP VERRILL MIGHELs' short
serial story
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
KEEPING HOUSE IN 4 TENT"

at Ocean Grove, N. J., and the
many little difficulties that must
be overcome
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
pHINEAS, PARAGON At POKER"

An Oklahama tale of a comioal
poker game, by EDGAR WILTON
COOLEY.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
The $500 Prize Offered by The Tribune

for the best juvenile story written
by pupil OF High or a Normal
School has been awarded. and the
story will be published To-mor-
row. The names of those whose
stories were OF high degree of
merit. and which have been ac-
cepted at space rates. will also
appear at the same time.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-01
Special Features in Other Parts
Of the Paper:
"IQHA PAUL JONES'"


will appreciate brief review of
those incidents of importance in
the weeks news which he ought
to remember, but perhaps did not
find time to read.