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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
METAL WORKERS STRIKE.
Say Employers Broke Agreement
UM Tie Up 100 Buildings.

A general strike was ordered last night by the
ArnaIgamated Sheet Metal Workers at a meeting in
Everett Hail. in 4th-st., near 3d-ave. They demand
an advance in wages from a 10 81 30 a day. The
strike which goes into effect to-day. will involve
twenty-five hundred men In forty-seven shops. and
will result IN tying up work over one hundred
buildings n this city.
ployers promised give the advance demanded
last January but did not keep their promise, and
based their contracts this year The advanced
rate. President Knight Of the union said late last
evening
AS T. last resource sent delegation 70 the
executive committee of the employers. but gained
satisfaction. Then ordered the strike. which
will tie up work every building where members
Of the employers association working. 1t will
affect independent contractors who are paying
the advanced scale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

John r. Davidson has sold for John Kiely No los
Yves, 1o4th-st-. five story double fathouse.
plot &xloe feet
Robert Denegris has sold for Lille weltz the five
story tenement house No. 4s3 East Eth-st.. to
Charles R. Faruolo.
J. H Jones has sold from the plans one OF a
row Of two-farny houses in course Of construction
Nsvias PsTel ] nan haze sold S9s and East
Isidere Ginsberg has sold TO Mr.. Zingler No. S
TO Each On aas pot sx s 9 3ss SIX story
Harris Co have sold TO Mrs Cohn No l22
lot 25xleol1 feet; also for n LASER 70 The Asher
five story fiathouses. on plot SCHOOL, feet Sol
F,iedus associated as broker in the latter sale
.ssssirad IS manager and Edwin Peiack secretary:
h sod thee 5or qe fe5senf houses 10 WITH
stores. each ON lot 25xeo feet for about so 900.
Nos 81 ana SIS East f11th-st two frame dwelling
houses: plot Il sxleo11 feet TO N; Bluestein-
simons Harris No s. west lelst-st; a i've story
sons aars i2 30 Il Vest 5 sss
SIX story fathouse. on plot 3'6X9s u
Calhoun No. Hamilton Terrace. three story
Ts h9ss on i9s hSd sold for the Bushes.
Mems Realty Company the plot. So1ssl feet on
the north side Of 157thst. go feet west Of Anster-
Arnold ByzRe haze sold for Leopold Tssky
Aafhouses on a plot e4x1eo.l1 feet.
to b4sa B RsH x has zsa a for Ssse
two FIVE story iathouses. on plot 5oxloe2 feet
I.eyinson & Greenfield have bought from Abraham
SiIverson Nos 2s1 and FAB Shave. story
brick suaings 5. on plot 5'Hl'' feet six story
Wea & Mayer have bought Nos ss5 and IS! Eas.
e7ths two five story tnouses. On plot 5soSlool1
feet Kate Scheinnnan holds title
Gross Eisier have sold 10 q Mr.. Silverulann the
two six story tenement houses Nos 5S and Sao East
le6th-st. plot 5ox100 II feet
Jacob i. Lissner & Sons have sold No 1888 Sd
ave. q FIVE story fathouse, on lot 21xlo feet also
sold No Isis 2d-ave, one story fiathouse on lot
4t1Ioo feet
Frieda Benjamin has sold Nos. 81 and go West
z7th-st. two five story tenement houses, plot
5oxsss feet.
Morris H Petigar has sold No. sos West eeth-st..
five story tenement house, on lot S5xloo5 feet
Milton Dryfoos has sold to Jacob Reich the ave
story tenement. No 6l5 West 4sth-st., on lot 25I
10o.5 feet.
Fleck & Brown have resold for A c. Stable to
Ferraro & Bangarovzo the northeast corner OF
CHRISTOPHER and Westinghouse, two five story
buildings. on plot esx6Ox irregular.
Blankfort has bought from Abraham
Small the six story tenement house, No u Ham,
flton-st., on lot IS ix104 * irregular.
Louis Lese has sold to q builder for improvement
tie pict 1Sx1oo feet the north side OF lSTth St.
80 feet east OF Aiexander-ave.
The Wood-Just Realty Company has sold to
Weiter y. Wood the plot. 15x1oo feet on the south
asde OF Woodawn road. lis feet west OF Webster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
LABOR MEN DENOUNCED.
Industrial Workers of the World Meet and
Boom Socialism.

The Industrial Workers of the World. which was
formed TO down the American Federation of Labor.
held its first ratification meeting last evening, il.
Palm Garden 5Sth-st.. between Lexington and 90
ayes The hall packed TO the doors. large
number of women attending.
John Most. The anarchist. sat in corner, but did
make himself conspicuous. as the audience was
made up OF Socialists. Samuel French called the
meeting to order. and introduced President Charles
q. Sherman the first speaker. He roasted the
American Federation OF Labor, its leaders and
everyt hing in the OF labor that So
calisjiC President Sherman denounced President
Gompers and other non-socialisi labor leaders at
great length He was followed ny Secretary Traut-
man ard Daniel De Leon the latter stating tina
the Industrial Workers Of the World was the be
ginning Of a social revolution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
PLAN BIG APARTMENT HOUSE.
TO 100000 and TO HIVE Il FRONT4GE or
11s FEET IN AMSTERDAM AVENUE.
Three Side Deng Houses Invesor Bugs
CoIumbusaue Factory Building.

Plans have been filed with Building superin-
tendent Hopper for a twelve story apartment
house 4. be built at the northeast corner Of '2o-s
and Aunsterdarn-ave for the Ripley Realty COM
paay of which ]. NJ Todd is president.
u &c n front rs feet In the avenue and g feet
In the street II viii have a facade OF brick with
trimmings OF limestone and terra Gotta. 1t is to
cost $4,000 Mulliken < Moelle- the architects
Slawsol. & Hobbs have sold for Isaac Wester-
welt 70 client for occupancy. the three story
cues. Anne dwelling house No IS West 7.th-st-,
size 39x5Sxioa2
Henry 2. Dorenus has sold to Clarence A Hen
riaues No. 2 West 7oth-st.. a four story dwelling
house on lot IsxIoo5 feet. The seller has owned
She house since 1Se2
Klein Jackson have sold No. 2ii West le2d-st..
five story dwelling house a lot 2lxsS-l feet
Pocher & Company have sold FIVE story factory
building at the northwest corner OF l24th-st- and
Columbus 50x1eo feet. for Jacob Wolf TO a
client investment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
HE liked THE OPEN AIR.
Vagrant Arrested Has Pockets Full Of
Money-"Home' Don't Want Any

4 greasy. ragged. hatless fellow was brought
into the Tenderloin police station last night by
Detective Murphy. The detective found him ly-
ing in Union Square Park and arrested him
on charge of vagrancy. When searched in the
Tenderloin station six 500 and eighteen s. bills
were found on him. besides Eve knives a razor
and pair Of shears.
That's nuthin'." he remarked when the ser
geant showed surprise. I've gone through sew
eral thousands OF them IN my day and had a
few stolen from me. Home / amt got any
don't want any; no hotels or fine linen for me.
l like the open air
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Es.n. Henrietta to H csspary; 1s5h-st No s55 ooo
co &sa. pa9 xsHl to cameron cor 10,
oc ss sshn' john xeA to H TTenchsr Ernez
cii1 Place $ 81 # of Lisbon Place; 500
Ecs ssas ssingsi 10 o Taer: MaTion-ave No 500
esa 659 9 Ia.ps and aB B5 to co
m ls2 sa p San Sez to fEr sltkson:
{, Of ollnT To aTs us ssii:
lot $50 nan waksasld years 5 PEI cent 900
Ee sssase H sas Feb 70 n i 1905: - 40
Bsss L0s ezan % Per Be e .o -. map $500
EAST ss sas sb to y Fsss:'5 10
Herr Fred " te s Emanuel ss HsIns T sna 400
cessens Chrstophsr 70 Title GuaFant ot R sRa
5 Inst SonnPsns = is' 5000
schWartz JOSEPH to H Hahn: Dawson-st. No On,
Rssas eossse PRINCE NaFr a.is1 n: Nos
cages SIS 600; years 81 cent $3.50
Is1 g = ' e mortgage, 50 $50 1000
5sss so' ST. si:s5 due to as sPa TP
D s5s s 30 RSf R: to 9sas .e 3sA' Hs'
Bsck pef samuel TO Reanert 1855. Nos $50 90 o
A puPos'. 1sthHst s $ rs q oth-avs; o.,
MoIssii Rsf F. to Robeft spero Jenest, 70
pic c aeEsss !, slsos0 Ms7 sn ct d e.
St s. 100 # Of PTospecs Terrace: three ooo
c9ssT asc O. TO west Side savings Bank
. SEss-st 10 Isl west; bond -; 800
cs 1 {1 s-s a. TO Nea r. i!.ss 10000
S' iI5ts : 22 # Of 100
Berge Louise G = Barry: lot 81. NELL $50
rr ssIaas @ ae.ssh l. 70 Goldman St No
ra Mest' xs yfhPs =, peT Minehan Mains,
1910 # n of Cemetery Lane; years. 81 Per ,oo
Klein. Joseph. to H Kolpt: 9TH l2s ~
%smser ie s? ~ ' per 500 que 1880
Levy. L Napoleon. to " stonebridge: Belmont
Place s. 12l5 4 n Of A7thur-ave- ) years ,oo
Mazzacsppa A Charles BJorkegren; Hayes
Il 81 Belmont years. 81 cent. 800
Eur Nilden Fanny. 70 Title Guarantee and Trus:
1ass ST. demand $500
GilIes. Frank E a1d another to American Nor
sterdan years. 81. cent...-....--. 1900
st. " Of 5;h ave. year per cent. - 25a
Cans. samuel. Erngrsnt Industrial Savings
BANK sfh-st No 81: ; years AZ per cent. 5000
- q "a ave: years per ut. $500
KAYE Charles TO ] E Cowiin and another. 21st-
SIS 27o q v Of ctr have: due septenaer +.
Wiener. Msksz. to x Kohlenbuscf,: Attorneys
es, 100 fl Of Rivingron- st: instruments. ger
Barnuell Patrick to Ernisrant Industrial say
ings Re nix; istaye No 500 years. Per cent. s0oo
prior mortgage, $1,000 year. - 1900
Goldman Elias and snother, Josef Gertner;
GoeTck.et. No es; prior mortgage, $1,000
No g: years. AZ PEI -. 1890
Company ezth-st, No i7z east: Per bond - 1000
Company: 2sth-st. 40 s47 west; den1aaa..... 1900
TurnmineIH Pao!o 7. Runaido: Elizaoeth-st.
No 123: prior mortgage. $4,000 years per
Mozart Maurice D. to j schaefer: 4oth-st; =
25 Il q 1oth-aye year. per cent. 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
MECHANICS LIENS.

Van Bu-en-st " g DDS # $ Of Columbus ave 25x
100; Antonio Bsronc!ni ag1 John Marion.
owner afc contractor o. o . 90 d. 80. -
63d-st, No $40 East: Conrad Keller agt John
BoEzufi. Michael Pr!ory and Innocenas Scud-
dear!. owners. B A Beck contractor. $50.
55th-st. No 10 West. John Simmons Company agt
Oxford Realty Company owner: Clifford
Goodwin and Domestic Ice Machine Company.
I61st-st, No 52l West Jacob Ftschel agt Sophia
Tuchfelo. owner and contractor. .......-.....-
Perk-sve. No $50; Hopkins & Co agt Subway
Realty Company. owner. = J Ellis Compaa..
e o . 60
Decatur ave. 352s :, n OF Southern Boule-
yard. JoIi21: O B Raymond & Co agt Augustus
tIsreiss. owner, Francesca Guglisno contractor
Briggs-sve. =. los II q OF 2g1st-st 5ipx 100.
s Raymond 20 AIT William n Illnn~y
oxEer: Francesca 6iuigiiano. contractor. ......-
LeTington-aVs. No 1881: Abraham Rosenberg AIT
Elizabeth Roberts. owner: { Y Levy. contractor
Iesth-st g. p q OF Brigg- ave 7hxsS. 2
Raymond & CO Frederick Stubenwc!s
owner. Francesca Guigliaao. contractor ....-...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
CUT GLASS FACTORY CLOSED.
lBy Telegraph TO The tribune !

by Telegraph 4 The Tribune
Elizabeth. N j.. Aug. 5l.-The factory OF c y
TAYLOR & Co. in Elizabeth. manufacturers OF cut
glass. shut down to-day because the employees
threatened to go on strike II they were put on
piece work. The firm had been paying the men on
an average 81 80 q day or from 81 10 s9 a week
Ten days ago The manager posted notice that on
September i day labor would be abolished and a
piece work schedule go into effect. To-day a COM
mittee OF the waited on Mr. TAYLOR and told
him that II he persisted in making the change to-
q strike would be ordered His reply 10
tris uitimatum vas 10 Close the esta adjustment
throwing idle Nifty skilled glass workers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01

mortgage 5000: interior gore Gail II n q
n o1os W i.51s : eie; mortgage sas50: An
drew s6ey to he ese3aTs so;Ss Me fsee x
81 Pe'sE kaufman T., s.I Esda @ 10 100
Jacob BInes,ein; msrtssse $500 =. =; 100
Mar a San2 to Fannie Alter mortgage
Psari1st Nos 40 ana 4a2. : runs
~. soy 1 lo1 s.s s~ sG2 SILVER xon,ns,
5istst No AZ West IS loxloos Marion a..s Gray
SIS 81 *. ssrah selninsha' al. nue. 4a5o
poa.rty Benjamin ,oa
9th ave " eoTneS ish-st 3sll1loo Joseph oo
1Es9so No :sti 5sss a1. @ Ssss vssshio
ah'9ai' NOS ss and $40 East David
= Mitchell to Rocco DonofEi re ;;o,, lV
Bernard Kamssr to CHARLES eoldFsysT ana 80
Goerck-st No IS e $ s5rsos: Josef Gertner ct
sths 70 l s. sss # Of Avenue c aa1aai
E Iss.s asls So e' ss1so Louis Rnado -,
Barnet FishInsn; .,oTsssse $500 loo
'ss Freshman edna to samuel an fsh IseF mortgage
s.s LEVIN AssS " LYMAN sa AE sah ass
as, msl4sss:
csGtsTsne-st Nos IS ana 90 " $ asxIco; Morris
p.eTsoWitz to Morris Hsber ct al; mortgage I'm
sane property; Morris Haber et al to Ernestina 49,
2s ssF Is n y Wss s1s: samuel soan j.
6.
Co~din Charles lv''
1s2d-st. 80 q Of Central-ave. i5zloH;
Agnes Douglas to William r Lowe: mortgage 90
IuFood-ave e s. $50 II $ OF Belnont-ave. 2sx
$50: Lernue L Williams William TODD;
Creston-ave. No 2145. 16.sIioo4: Henry c
william Kleeuann mortgage. $3.50 Nominal
Crimrans-ave, asa II Il Of l4lst-st. 253I
so: George G Sesal to Morttz Klein; mortgage -,
Js ssle0 Is. iiss It " Of shave. rs ezs7s
Raw Spero to Spe-o: mortgage SIS. 90
22sth-st. los Il W Of Prospect Terrace 1eox
IA; Sara a Maxwell e. al TO Charles Chap
~
52d-st No Eas.. - s11oo5; q aries A Kittle 70
John TfeGney: mortgage se5 ooe. NoniiIa!
25-aye, 3 Gath-st. Is 2xi5: Daniel hohn
Bernhard Vogel: mortgage $4,000 Nominal
sTth-st No 554 West. I5xes-e; Edward .oo
Joyce 20 Leonard K Prince: mortgage STOOD l"'
s5tt-st No 345 East. 25x1o22 Kari NJ Nsllacn
TO s-anislaus hickman mortgage. S3SOo nominal
csth-st Is sxas 9. Mary f Coles 10 ,no
Emily N Bridges -
2sth-st 125 Il g Of 11th-ave. 1ooIeS-9: TT
s 1902 11th-ave- la loHsss
John williams John Williams. incorporates
MORTGAGE SIS 600 .->'iii''@-
Ioth-s No 446 25xes % Max Eeiier ct al TO ,oo
Maurice D Mozart; mortgage. sa2S" ~
No West 22x1oa-2; Emma toifnan 70
fred Gardiner. mortgage S3S.'f'
7sb-st No 20 1ox1o2 2: .nris DAVIS 20 ,no
Charles A Stadler; mortgage. s22eVo -.----'-- W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
COCO
LIS PENDENs.

R.vngton-st No 13T; Morris Janos agt Joseph STARK
and another faction Teseind contract: Se.hInah'
attorney.
TGhs;. 800 Pincus Lowenfeld and another ael
Deiio specific performance: Arnsten Levy at
1Gth-st. No SOS East: Henry Reselnann: ex
ecutor and s7ecihc performance; Arnsteia d
Levy. attorneys 800, :. ,.,,r.
Packtmaa ct declare partnership INTEREST,"
Mannheim & MaEhsin attorneys. -,
Lots is3 1871 1877 "a 1872 Iii and 1872 man OF eroea
property westchester SIX actions Mat'ioa
ae Allan Macdonel al foreclosure 81 seven ii''
gsresi: ] Mare. attorney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

n5s s n Savt IL ss: M Nc
. ss.sssi Eok-s GnG sosigsss. Nominal
assesrst sfnasSridse L Levy: raOrtsase s,,,,.,
eve. No. s4s s. "a s1so; franklin
esse L bsn es1 sfr5sass Charles
81 Preston receiver. to Thomas P Ryan ~ ~,
v. ssss NJ, IL a51iO0: Hugh / Fo1 to
sseS sssify o a xS S!'Ss ssSh isSnsEy TO
.4 Morris s sn 81 aR5'.ssf $ Martin
JOIN Booker; InoFts.ss. s,aSc9 :: ,o,;:o;: 100
Susan Barton 70 Horace barton Nominal
a ssia 5o.ii4 :ss 81 nap
~, "a snother oD-oe-- % Omitted
l1ssse e5s & Of F5sRk,n1exe 5s ssss
srsck " McEwea: Tnortgage. 50. 500 Nominal
sehlesiaeer 70 charles weissedeF: mortgage 100
ioa 90 antonio sF.Fa and another 100
ns asgsssss IS 2sE:5: css5iss Hess to 10,
I1.so~-.s Nos ana i: s551ss 33-; saseS
5- Rss., avsro ne 70 Edge. F MesgshH
1855 ees slsoe ssa II, Of Ass;efaaioay. lsios
ssii: Mary Seward ana another 70 Matilda 100
wa,d hss1af no:d. % Il -
20: Wood ,Iust Rssity Company TO water 100
81 ,t. PIT % 2, w w.,iism einrich Nominal
fs2hst No So W 81. -tssra $50 Nominal
m 81 81 81. e sa ri and 81 East ssioi ca'h -,
crime = Rsnaerf Se1llel Beck
No . :. 25xffs1. Es7lTietls manu- ,oo
- 7c.eoh Schwartz r1oTtgsEe- S5's.l.--.-- ~
e.sve 10 $40 :. eaE' 90 30 zoe
sfth 81. No - 49, -. Nominal
e,s !. I?T n ~ sti-aT. 23xss-a 49,
T-frS 10 gebn CzvsnsCh rnorsage 80,
- 5tt-sre l'AtNt''si,
Louis sses co 90 e. a % ans = ..
norszase 900 sarssr gin 100 1iri7s: la's
"a David col -
ps-st ~ \ r - Is, -r sse si6 caY 100
aath ;. 10 W We. 2,Kl,s es ~ So e0o loo
.-s-,-ear,se exe : - ~ 1sat'3-s' -
So Ia'n Collins 70 sS''ne' %,
MFRS az. sas - Fq q,ss: nortesrs- sisoo
SEQ. :. s To- :. q iith-aye. 15zIis;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
RECEIVERS OF RENTS APPOINTED.

Justice Dugro. o. the Supreme Court. has ap-
pointed Thomas F. Keogh receiver for the rents Of
Nos s24 and SIS 3otf-st. and No. SSs East SD
st. in suit brought by Margaret L. Gross against
Agnes r DAILY. individually and administrative
Of the estate Of David DAILY and others for par
ricsoa and sale OF the property
John w Wrede has been appointed receiver 70.
brought by Sarah Wolinsky against Isidor Click
man. her partner. 10 determine the interest OF g
-rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

pointed Isaac Reinhemer receiver partnership
property Of Wallace Il Hough arthur 2. jackson.
trading q. Hough Jackson. commission merchants and
dealers IN olive oils, No - Liberty-st pending a
suit brought by Wallace II Hough a minor. BY Edward
n. Hough, his father and guardian against Arthur F
jackson for dissolution Of the partnership The
required give q bond So 500 has
been in buI'ness since January 1s. Iso5.
q oil So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01

Boston Roaa " : 10 n n Of 1s2d-s,; for one
story brick pavilion. 12xl6; City of New-forh'
owner; Helms & la Fargo. architects ...-..-..
Bronx Park. 8 9. 10 II Of fS2d-st, opposite
HoneyuelI- ave: for one story brick deer
house. 4sxi56; City Of New-York. owner; Helms
Caldwell ave, s. 100 q OF i56th-st Tor I'VE
five story brick tenement houses ioSSs; Seidle-
& Stellar owners: Max Zipkes. architect.
Avenue u. E, so II or l3th-st. Inionport; Tor
story frame dwelling house 22xoO. y
former. owner: J Schyalkenberg. architect.
E6wa rds-ave " :. i50 1t cf Iatting ST for n
story brick dwelling house. 2uSx59- 70:
William L Trow. owner: Franz wolfgans. archi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01


the first being that of the debtor:
aaron. Benjamn-Matle Kanne DissiilinE Co.. SCI 90
aleSandeT Robert B-B Howell Sons Co.. 90 q 81
Bartne;t. Roher-Davd Toryey.......-....... So 81
Bur- oris0n R-KeibonTne Mfg CO e %
Bernstein Max sumr1oaedl-sidor Schwartz ~ "a
Bickferd lydia A-Howsrd Carroll. ies ss 20
Boyce Edward cEThe chatham National Bank 2 6ss .
Conroy Kate-New- Amsterdam Gas Con-. 60 IS
Entien. Louis mot snmmoney) and Isaac-Ne~ .. =,
EaseIhsrdt samueiNJohn Rice. costs......... IS II
Ford Aibert-Frank Richards Laundry supply .os :,
GeorEisn' George Gas Co II .
Gray Anna mot sqmmonsdln a aae =
Hsrzog Msx and HarryKhedi~ai Co 800 IS
ssupert. Edward R-Frank Richards Laundry 90. -,
Ineas susan jEaiwln Jackson another. lis 6?
ssaes JasoS-LsidoE Sehwss t %. a.
Kerwln. John J. and Martin c-RObert Me -, ..
Linden { H ta Realty company... ist =
Meyer aa-ein~M Ropple conapany SIS
Marieilo. Gusepp.-New- Amsterdam Gas Co... &C.
Nsnheimer soi-NT Edwin Ward 242 ae
Mcnamara. New,Ams;sEdam Gas Co.. Y y u u
Murray James DIARY Taylor. 100 10
oRsn Frea a9eoTse
Bren joseph F-Eugene Spit Egg sss - -
Rice. s-New-Amsterdsm Gas Conn., q
RosensluIi Morris Mofrs Moro7gita s. s.
shulrnan Iouis-PhiliD Edelman ii3 u
votey. Chares-Browning. King & Co:... g ~
Wrenn. Beverly w-James Ss4 %
Meissrnaq RenjamnYIsaae Green6eur4 % q
weinert, Frenk-Ieondais Ice Cream Co: eosts p 90
i Bank con.'fue''on c5ss 70
stock Hor Manufacturing Co-....-..........-. 90 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
REALTY NOTES.

jefferson Al Levy is the buyer OF No e West
sSth-st-, sold recently by WINSTON S. Pierce.
KaiInan Rubin IS the buyer OF the five story tene-
xaent house No. 422 East Sad-st. sold recently by
the Huber estate through Lewis Rubin q Co.
Adelaide s. Browning has leased for q term Of if
teen years No. So 5th-ave the FIVE story building
on a lot z5xl00 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
FOR A BROOKLYN HOUSE, $4,000.

BurrrI Brothers have sold for William B. Green
house, No. SIS Tth-st., between Sth-ave and Pros
pect Park West. Brooklyn, for 81 90. Also the fol-
lowing Brooklyn lots for Alfred Wiimarth: Three
lots In sth-ave, feet north OF 1Istst for So o0
lots In z1st-st. g feet west Of sth-ave-, for
g. co. three lots IN 4thst, lo2 feet Of 7thave
81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT:

Column bus-ave. = :. - = Of Hancock-st a5z
1U1. Sadie b Clocke loans Joseph Csmache and
Fhisas tsliitGtfS - o. s
Colurn hus-ave. : ~ q - Louiss-st 25xi0a.
Louise LuaG=r loans William r Mstihes-....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
FIRM SELLS EAST SIDE PARCEL.

Leon S. Aitmsyer has sold for Wanameker &
wes to Berrnsn Ra1 the FIVE story four family
and store tenement property No. S5 East s2d-st-.
on a lot asx1eo feet This property has been IN
the hands OF the sellers for the last fifteen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-01
AUCTION SALE YESTERDAY.

A. "a ye.ev-st-Bv Joseph p Day: as e9,h-st. 40
It Of Columbus onx1oo5 four story dwg n be
ACT Smith and a0othe- IL -" Beeps NY, -
Patterson sl2e 2h 20 taSea etc sio SUP |"
prior mort Of $50 GOO: the 1ltH for sSlsi5
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is debtor. the second that
OF the creditor and date when Judgment was fled
Ayers Nolie-M Weingerten June 1900 -. ssI SIS
Hsas V-ii,ts-, CT z.irrer- Jnne % 1885
- .ry1sfa CT ? Iowd: July 1905. 49, 81
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Furnished Houses to Let-COuptrU

~ Thoroughly equipped suburban horn. with stable:
bees helE5ncvnood. ~ minutes from Ns1-YorS Pam
Room. Billiard Room. Electric Light, Linen. Plate etc
Rent. 3l-S per OWNER Box 20. Tribune
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

lilth-st, Nos I0S and ITO Vest. Frederick u
Cohn ast John Berger; August / 1G05..........
eeth-st Nos IS and As West: jamestown ManteI
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Nj SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor The
their Uptown O.sice. No. i.St;>
&c ssth ats. until > o clock D. M
the Following branch cffccs az
; o'ciocN q n. viz: 2sA Sth-
6th-AVs.. CO.. isth-sl
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THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

stable. 25Tess: C w Bond. owner; Dixon,
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Country Property to Let.

FI'o LET House Upper Hontcla,r. Y. ]: IL rooms
and hath; all stable large grounds,
rent $3.50 from OCTOBER l. Address OWNER $50 Park
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"J vELOCE"-Fast Italian Line.
Sailing from Pier "a. North River. - 81 3ith 8
Sapes and Genoa
BOLOGNEsI. HATFIELD CO. p WaI 81
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Ocean Steamers.

NORTM G[s RMNN llOVW.
Fast Express Service
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
=. ID 4 NJ. X.
X. II sept r. PM Kronprinz 80. oct a. Nom
krorprfnz Sept. "a 30 p NJ Oct 81 10 A. N
Kaiser 49,. Oct. 9. 10 m K m II..-.Ncr Noon
Twjn-ScPew Passenger Service.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
e2ain- sept 10 A a Kurfusrst 5. 10 4 n
srssn.n. Sept ~ 1oA 81 .,isn. y. 10 A ".
'Rhein. Sept 10 10 N. Bremen IL. Soo1
Friedrich. Sept. %. 10 4 u 'Phefn Oct e. 10 A. II
sails Cor Bremen direct.
Mediterranean Service.
GiBf.ALTAR-Nt PLEs-GESOa
Aiser. Sen,. 2 II NJ X Luiss Oct ~ II An.
y Ilise. Sep: g. u An r. Ir~1e. *. II a y
Irene Sept. %. II ~ 'Ssckz-. KEY. II All.
Albert. Oct & ~ \ II x. Alber; Nov. 81 ~ A. a
sGbraITer and Naples.
Prom Bremen Piers. - an1 s.h So. Hoook-n.
oEfRIcHs e CO.. NJ : broadway. y. T.
Louis u. Meyer. - Sough Th.:d St. Pha-
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JUDGMENTS.

2 judgments were flied yesterday
h4irp that of the debtor
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