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New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
HIGH LICENSE WINS.
Preliminary Bout Lost to Prohibi-
tiOnists ) to /.

Asbury Park. Aug. 10 (speciaD.-Advocates
OF high license won in the fight waged before
the Common Council last evening to postpone
the straw vote" for against the proposition.
The councimen, by vote of to l. gave the
ordinance creating excise board its first read
ing and directed that special election be held
on next Friday, when the general voters and
property OWNERS will be given opportunity
10 say whether they want the ordinance passed
ana the excise board created.
The ordinance provides for an excise board
Oh hVe members, to be voted for at the Novem-
Der election Each member of the board is TO
hoid ONCE for three years and is to receive an
annual salary of S100. The board is to be
created under the provisions Of the legislative
act approved April s. 1902. which, eminent
lawyers say, repeals the one mile limit act of
1896. which forbids the sale of liquor within
one mile Of Ocean Grove any other camp
meeting resort. Should majority of the voters
disapprove Of the high license scheme at the
special election the ordinance will not be ad-
vanced any further.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

W B. Davis Company has sold for DR.. {. B.
Finley No. 43 West O5th-st. a three story and
basement dwelling house.
George NJ. Brustle has sold to D. Diamond No
3& East 25,h-st, four story front and rear tene-
1aent houses. on lot 25x9s1 feet
Louis Lese has bought from Frank B. Walker,
No 716 TO 100 East 147th-st. three story dwell
ing houses. on plot 75x1OO feet
Barnett Isaac & Parks have sold for Charles
B. Mckay to Philip Krakower. Nos. 1851 and
593 WashnGton-ave., two frame dwelling houses
plot 50Xl40 feet.
P. A NebeHng has sold for Gustave Weir 10 Mrs
triple fiathOuse with stores lot 25X1U0 feet.
Schneider & Bachrach have sold 10 Joseph Ian
ger No. 1SI St Nichoas-ave.. a nve story tathouse
lot 29X9S feet
Isabella c. Simpson has sold No 787 Lexington
ave. four story dwelling house on lot 2oxe0 feet
between 61st and 62d SITS.
Haft & Hirsch have sold Nos f2 and 4S4 East
79th-st.. old buildings plot 50X022 feet to GleEer
& BravcrInau, who Will erect sIN story tenement
house on the site,
Hayden q Co. have sold for Vincenzo Graziadeo
No. 2t2 East l0Sth-st., four story tenement with
house with stores on lot 2x9o it, to Vito and Mary
BOhOmO
Max Rosenthal and Simon Epstein have sold to
L. Cohen No 223 East yIth-st-, five story teue-
menL house lot 25x1C0.u #
p. a EebeIing has sold for Mrs. Anna Reher-
mann, No. PCS West L3d-sJ.. FIVE story double
fathouse, lot 25X1001 fl
Albert Zimmerman has bought for Thomas J.
Mclaughlin. No. 76 East 105th-sJ- a five story
double hathoUss lot 25X75.1 IT.
Samuel RosenbIatt has sold through 7. Scott &
Son No. 10T East Slst-st., three story brOwnSJOne
dwelling house, on plot 20Xl02 II.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
MADE SIGNALS FROM DEATH ROPE
Murderer Being Hanged Proved to Wit
nesses That He Was Still Conscious.

The Rev. Emil a. Meury. pastor Of the Second
Reformed Church. Jersey City. mas been selected
as one Of the jurors 10 witness the execution os
Edward TapeIey in the Hudson County N JD
jail on Friday next This VIII he the eighth 5udi-
cial hanging that Mr.. AIeury mas witnessed fIo
declared yesterday that he intends u begin move
ment 10 abolish capital punishment. He decle-es
hanging is a harbarous custom, and thai con-
selousness does not leave the doomed man as socn
as the drop falls. He said he discussed that sub
5eet with GeIz, a bright young German who was
hanged f-~ the murder of his sweetheart in Hobo
ken. Mr.. Neury said that GEM told him ne would
prove his contention by signalling TO Pastor Meury
by contracting the muscles Of lis hands twice,
then pause and contract them once; hen pause and
contract them twice. 3ir. Neury continued:
Ihe proposition OF GEM surprised me- but, mas
!nuch as he was determined. decided watch.
" hen The crop fell ana the body yanked up
ward u sufened- About three-qUaTicrs Of a min
1le passed There were half dozen Of prom o
iHence whom / had told what Genz had said. AL
We're wal ching. While six pairs of -ves were glued
on the blac ck clothed swinging GhlstIy figure tae
plnlOnea hands tWItched the awful signal Genz
was not only alive, but conscious. The horror Of il
was TOO much What Were the Thoughts Of this
InanE Dangling al the END OF d rope. he was =
llFlng c0rpSf--an eloquent appeal against he
barous capital punishment
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
STAY FOR RECEIVERS.
Mast Not Pay Claim against
Merchants Trust.

An order restraining the receivers for the Mer-
chants Trust Company from paying claim OF
x,Q0eeo made against the corporation by the Chit
tenden Power Company has been served First
Vice President King OF the New-York Trust Com
many. This announcement was made last night at
q meeting OF the Merchants Trust Company De-
positors Protective Association, at No. 9OS Sth-
ave Mr.. King and Douglas Robinson are the re-
ceivers FOR the company and the order was not
looked for by them or by the counsel Edward
1suterbach. The order was signed by Supreme
Court Justice A l. Cochran. II viii be argued in
Albany on August g. when the receivers are 10
show cause why they should not accept the high
Is; bio for The assets OF the company
The receivers declared that the claim was a pre-
ferred one, and thar the company was one Of
The heavy depostors IL should receive IT before the
other claimants. The deDositors insist thar the
Chiuenden company shall not be pad until they
recetHe ls que them
The oepositcrs yesterday received about 40 per
cent OF the money they had iutrusted with The
company, amounting IN all TO G0De This leaves.
according 70 MI. Moore. about S40j Geo
Mr, Moore told the oeDosltOrs II the Jones
bio not accepted within weeks they snould
make move 10 nave the assets auctioned on.
George H Eanta said that though Mr.. l.auter-
bach had declared that an order had been filed
Albany for the payment or the Chtrenden debt
before other claims, x was impossible 10 md any
papers the case.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
ROM4NCE STILL LIVES.
Young LochinUar, in HIS Fast Au-
tOmObile, Gains His Bride

Belford. Aug. Is CspecIaD-Dayton X Wont
worth OF New-York. starred SUCCESSFULLY, as
Young Lockinvar, last Sunday, with Miss Meta
Willett in the part Of the fair lady Papa Wllet+
has frowned long Mr. Wentworth. but Miss
Willetts smiles apparently were ample COM
pensaton for the parental scowIs
Early Sunday morning there was loud smell
OF gasolene, and a loud choo-choo as Mr. Went
worth dashed UP to the willett lawn in a big
touring car. Miss willett who is nineteen wears
old. a blonde. and attractive. was on the YER
anda. She leaped lightly over the railing, and
was in the automobile before Papa Willett was
half way across the lawn in pursuit He had
nothing half so fleet as the big car in which 10
follow. BY the time he had awakened the vii
lage livery man from his Sunday nap Mr.. Went
worth and Miss Willett had reached the First
Baptist Church parsonage, in Bath-ave When
they left they were Mr.. and Mrs Wentworth
The witnesses were Mr.. and Mrs Richard Ben
nett OF West End. Mr. Bennett is Mr. Went
worths employer. MIR. and Mrs Wentworth
VIII make their home in West End for the rest
OF The season. and will then move to New-York
MT wentworth has, for two months this
spring, been employed by Mr.. Willett as clerk
IN his drug store at Belford. Mr. Wentworth
was last summer employed at Atlantic High
lands. and became well known by the summer
his home is at Candor. N Y. He has a good
position in New-YorE and spends his summers
in New-Jersey.
Mr. Willett is indignant over the affair and
has placed the case in the hands of his LAWYER
he says that several prominent Belford resi-
dents are mixed up in the affair. He says he Is
going TO make = thorough investigation of the
matter. and viii make things warm before he
gets through with the case. The envious young
fellows about town say if Wentworth shows I'D
again they viii tar and feather him.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
TO FINISH OLD TUNNEL
Erie TO Cat Running Time from
NOr7TStO5cR T5ccRt Minutes.

Montclair. X. J.. Aug. II lSpeciaD.-At last
nights meeting Of the Montclair Town Council
6 representative Of the Erie Railroad Company
protested against an assessment for new sewers
near the abandoned roadbed OF the "Old Caldwell
Railroad Al the same time he stated that the
E1ie Railroad Company intended within a short
Time 10 make the old roadbed main stem. This
means that the Erie is 10 tunnel the mountain
from Montclair TO Verona, which will shorten the
distance from Morristown 10 New-York about
seven miles or difference OF twenty minutes
IN running time.
The news that the Erie Is 10 run trains on the
old roadbed which was bandoned IN 1872. will
NOT be joyfully received by many residents along
the route. Many of The finest houses in Mont
clair have been built near the old roadbed. While
Il has always been known that the right OF way
vas sJill controlled by some one no owner Of
any hesitancy IN building modern homes, deem
ing that the construction Of the Caldwell branch
on altogether different lines sufficient as
surance that the route was abandoned for al
Tine.
The tunnels through the mountain when apa2-
doned thir1y-1hree wears ago had penetrated
500 feet on the Montclair side Of the mountain
and Z bout 400 feet on The Verona END About
30o0 feet more viii have - be bored OUT u
cornplete The tunnel. After the tunnel IS nm
iShed bridge viii have 70 be built across
Verona Lake and across Lakesde-ave. 10 carry
The line up 10 the original roadbed rufrlf= :
parallel with BiOoufeld-ave- 10 the point n
which the road is now in active opera ton
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
VICTIM OF 4LoNe KNIVES" BURIED.

The funeral OF the Chinaman who met with such
a horrible death by being carved into small pieces
with cleavers in the hands % FIVE Long Knives "
IN laundry IN East 1lth-st, on last Monday morn
ing. was buried yesterday. The on Leongers JOY
ously watched the funeral in Railways and from
ooorsreps. Eight carriages. laden with sad eyed
MP Singers followed the hearse.
To b. sure that no riots would occur between the
Fsrring tongs a squad Of police was detailed 10
ouiy IN Mott-st- 20 keep order. About a thousand
persons gathered 70 watch the funeral Il was
headed by Mounted Patrolmnn Peter MaIdhofT, and
1ellnd the last coach Mounted Patrolrnan
John Hooley The On Leong Tongs watched from
lle veranca of lis headquarters, No IS Mott-st.
NAefe about one hundred Cinnamon gathered no
persons were allowed stand the under
lakers shop Al No. % Mott-st-, where the funeral
was hed. The burial in the Chinese plot at
Evergreen Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
BUYS A DOWNTOWN STRUCTURE
PARCEL THE BOUCIC4ULT PROPERTY IN CROSB
ST-IOSEPH GATTI THE PURCHASER
Market Found for Greenh Interesting
Brooklyn Reported

The Metropolitan Trust Company as trustee for
Cornelius Bouccault, has sold through Horace s
Ely Co No 81 Crosby-st six story business
puliding, running through to Marion-st. 1t is on
a lot &xl261Ox20x1l9.7 feet. Joseph Gatt is the
buyer
J. N. Kalley & Son have sold for Albert Joske No
"a Greenwich-st., three story brick building
lSXSo feet. The structure is leased to the J. s
Coward Shoe Company
aaron b. Cohen and Greenberg & Co. have sold
Tor Jacob Cohen. Jacob Fernsterstock and julius
Fleische the houses Nos 346 354 and $50 Bradford
St, East NewYOrk, TO Solomon j. RosenbIum
5slqoTe q BeTkowitz. Fischel Santner and Samuel
ana Louis tlnver The houses are part of a row
or ten new two story brick structures recently pur
CHASED by the sellers They 19x4Sx100 each
Inc same brokers also sold for Gartner & Wachtel
10: 5oS MlIer-ave., a three story brick fiathOuse
Z0Xlo feet, TO Jacob Cohen. Mr.. Cohen has resold
the same to an investor.
e. Aaron B. Cohen has sold for David Toback No.
bb+ Rockaway-ave Brooklyn, four story
brick hathouse, 2OX100 feet. The buyer is Edward
]. SilverberE.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
HF1p UP FUNERAL FOR MONEY
Undertaken Would Not Release Body Until
His Bill Was Paid.

The funeral oF Fhihp RiTetr ~ No. --s East
l25S- sr the 1,ndertak king establishment of John
4 Calvin ~ No 2o53 LeSingto-.-ave-. yesterday
morning was interrupted after the mourners had
assembled tv the demand Of the. undertake. for
sar due him. and for time 81 WAS thought that
the body would be sent 10 Porters Field.
Eiyatt was drowned or august : through the
burning OF The boat Depha. Of Whitestoue. Long
Island The Boat owned by Thomas Nc
,-lachev I25th-st and Lexinsr0n-ave-. secretary
OF the Liquor Dealers Association The body
Was recovered last SUNDAY and Nr. NcClstchey.
after sending il TO Galvius place. releg-aphed 10
Rivart.s only relative b-oIher-in-Iau. Benjamin
Cohen. OF Sherbro0k. Quebec. Mr. Cohen came
on and found that Rivett had left insurance.
bur rhat underrsber's hiN FOR s139 had been
run Up. He refused pay the bill. bll finally
gave Calvin $50 for q release. " men the friends
II River- assembled yesterday. awaiting religious
services. the question OF money again came up
but the enlbarrsssr1 was finally ended by Nc
ClaIchey paying The 500. and the body buried
ga Silver Lake Cemetery. Staten Island.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
Yesterday with the clerk Of the United States Dis
trict Court:
An involuntary petition was fled against the
r-t7hatt,e press No. 10 VandeWater-st., by the
Eyervwhere Publishing Company. and other cred
49, win claims aggregatng Sl.H0 The petition
ine ccreditors aIlege that insolvency is admitted
An involuntary petition was hled against Zim-
,,--r,an a Tbstein. Cloaks and suits No. SO
afb-ave by Abraham G. Weingarten, with claim
~ "a 500 Preferential payments OF $1,000 al
Ieeed Francis O. Huntington appointed re-
re3yer with a pond Of $500
,ssluDtary petition filed by Cornelius Car
man ~ IIalc6tt Centre. Greene County, y. Y,
sbov,ing liabilities OF s. 219, with assets. The
prncipa creditor IS A. +. Doolittle OF Fleschmann
Il y with a claim OF $3.50 Most Of the claims
are for less than 500
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
TREE SAVES HER LIFE.
Little Girl. Rolling DOzcn Precipice,
Caught IN Branches.

Sadie Devries seven years old. daughter Of
Nr and Mrs. John Devries. Of Washington, n
j. rad narrow escape from death on sunday
when she rolled 15o feet down the preeipitous
side of the mountain. AT Bloomsbury. Hunter
don County. and landed unconscious IN tree
The family had spent the day At Belle"ooo
Tsrk snd che little girl was gathering WIG
flowers near the edge of the preclp!ce. SLe
.---r1a7 fau and rolled down the almost per
r,er6icufar side Of the mountain, catching N
-lz tree mart Of the way down Her father ana
other men succeeded IN getting 20 Hei' Dul si'e
remained unconscious for an hour
she was badly cur and bruised about me
head and cody and was attended by Dr. Edgar
t-a- ~ bloomsbury Last night she was well
.----.,r ~ bs removed 70 her home, and il Is
now believed 1hat all danger is passed
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By BRYAN I. Kennedy: Tremontave. parcel bounded W
< Aqueduct- and Iremo1i-aVe, e y Grove
Lane line Of 176th-sti A d Huntington. eXIs
and ano exrs agt EUeslaud CT al, Parsons, G x d,
attys. ref, due. SSuS ls5 so taxes etc
S26 700 adjourned die. Lane. adj lands
Of stotz Price PeIlarsla, s+T45, city Island, L p
Archer n A Le Nluers anu ano; j +
Lambden, atty N Terney ref am due Sa6l al taxes
etc SIS -: r Ne.je for SN1 West End, y J.
Lake Drive, bet Greene plot i5Ox2+Sxl6x
2lS with 16-ro1n cottage and stable; voluntary sale 10
C. Willeyer $l4 500
BY Joseph p Day: to WaIksr-sJ $ 100 # E OF
West Broadway. 60x1O6 loft bldgs Mutual Lie
Julius Katzen5erg ct al p L snort aJty Z, +
t5urned 10 september Il, : West End-aye 153 #
- lG-u. sly ten NJ l. star7 etG, ast
r T. Martin ct all Steiner attys, StgTnund Wechser.
ref: amt due s1O71l So 1896 95 Charles
wendell for $11. 500
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
LOCOMOTIVE STRIKES ICEBERG.
So Engineer Thought When Load from Ice
Wagon Ratified Around His Ears

a Long Island Railroad locomotive struck an
iceberg il Long Island City yesterday morning,
and the engineer stin believes that one Of his ears
was fly1stDittcn. The engine was backing into the
passenger yard and just as it reached TIE Yer
uor-ave crossing q wagon. loaded with two tons
OF ice started 10 cross the tracks. TWO men We're
riding on the drivers The engine struck the
wagon q square blow, anc the cakes Of ice scat
tered. Pieces Of ice came down ike shower Of
b.g haistoueg.
T'h- ineu on the wagon managed 10 jump in time
10 save Themselves. one morse was cut loose anc
the other Was dragged about seVcpty-fve feet and
badly cut A third was running 70 oVeTtake
the wagon at the time and q cake OF ice trlpPed
him IN and he sat down on the cake slid along
ne
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Rockwood-st n : 100 fl Of old 5th-ave; for a
two story frame dwelling house 24X32. Joseph
Schchobos owner, Alfred L KehOe architect.
176th-st. 5, $40 II Of Prospect-ave. rear for a
two story frame stable. 25x1T: J H Lavelle.
owner and architect
FrankIiu-ave. n = 2JO e OF Main-st; for a
story frame dwelling house. 22x3S9. 3
Woods tr owner. George \ Miller. architect
Westchester-ave. corner Ntrginia-ave. for q
one story frame shed 36X15. Rosa SOhl, owner;
II snry Conrad architect ......-.--. ...---..-...
Suunit-ave 5 IS II n OF 16Ist-st: for a i've
story brick tenement house. 45x63, EEau &
Hailecy. owners. Neville & Bagse. architects
13Sth-st $ 2, 4O1. % II OF Cypress-ave, for four
hve story brick tenement houses 31.5lzXSS.
Robert Arnstein. owner; John Hauser architect
Union-ave No I .O46. for story brick stable,
S3xs2: Grace Royal owner; Rudolph Noeller.
architect Gee .-----.-
for story frame Once building loNl0.
William Marioa, owner; Charles 7 Toy. aFchi-
aCr
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
LIS PENDENs.

St Ncholas-are s. II Of i5Ist-s+ z,5-x1OR ex
- y, 20 me jamaica savings Bank Claude Mick
e al foreclosure tr noTSageb: attorneys,
iSra"ay " corner 1usthst, % 6X44 johanna
attorney, : Lent ~ 0-''
same property same agt the City Estate Company
tactlon 70 determine claim; attorney ) Lent
Z'th-st Nos 453. 461 and 450 West three actions,
Ernestine Harris Isaac et al forecosure
three mortgagesl; attorney. I II Harris
p Orchard-st No lal; Muberry-st. s. 1C6 3 # n Of
t5rooIe st 25lXsSi Broome-st. Ne 266 three actions.
Josephine Habnshaw ThusneIda Isler e. al fore
Clute '' -NNS@0' -
l5fth-st $50 II of eth ave, 1Sx99 IL C;ermanfa
Lie insurance Company Charles Picken and ar
ohtr torecosure Of Tnorgage): attorneys. Dulon
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
COMPELLED TO LET BOYS DROWN
Would-Be Rescuers Reached Victims, but
Had TO Let Them Sink.

Joseph Kesawitch and Peter Delaney. both eight
ears old living at No. 116 Wythe-ave Williams
hurw. were drowned yesterday afternoon in the
East River OF North 1th-st The boys went in bath
ing about o'clock The tide very strong and
carried them away. Frank WhaIen and George
Gussel swan out after them. Both lads dove after
the boys and managed 10 bring them up TO the sur
face The tide was becoming stronger every mo-
rnert. however and the woulC-be resCuers xhaust-
cd and fearing for their own lives had let them
sink Both had difficulty ~ reaching the shore and
We're completely exhausted
The clothing OF The drowned boys was taken to
the E3edf0rd-aVe- police station, where IL rec
oEulZez bY the Parents
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
BUILDING ACTIVITY IN QUEENS.

Plans for 123 new buildings in the Borough Of
Queens have been approved by Superintendent Jo-
seph Powers of the Building Bureau Of that bor-
ough Tie estimated cost OF the buildings with
plumbing is given S470e96. Plans for thirty-eigAt
alterations have also been approved and their
estimated cost is S55,615 Among the plans is q SET
for two story brick vdruish factory In Long
Island City for Pratt & Lambert and eight three
story brick fathOuses 10 be erected at RldgeWood-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

1t1th-st No Is East 2TI1o01; Samuel Srras- .,
fTL re- io9 -, rr 4 Max Fl Rogers 81 al 70 John
ls5hs 81 g les # $ Of Avenue B 255loa.3
Barbara Faeth and aE9ther 70 FTeiercS Inf run
Wilelt-st; No o 2,,SHiog, tity 17I s95 5s1 100
1l7Jh-s 4l6 East 25x1oo1o. samuel Cohen TO 1oo
Avenue A. s So II n Of Ss.h-sr 2ox70; Jules
A CoIIet to '-eresa Coet: all lens ...,... l
ed s. $50 = of AgsteTlaT41-aye -25essS 5oEio9S
1o45R ST. No l57 East, 25xloO IL; samuel Harris
1l7th-st No $50 East 25x16oll Ignatz Roth to ,oo
Hilda Cotteman; mortgages. SlItupo io'
same property; Hda Go5tesmaa 70 Joseph Go'tes- ,oo
,ogts %Pn snS 40 an4ns IS East 25a5S H. Goldman
Henry Ts sS and s0S East 5611o0 Max
nick Ellen Keans; mortgage, & is5 SVa' yyi, ~
am Casey eXr: to Teiessr. mort ,oo
sa@s sass prSPery William casey to same mort 100
wssobss5sr ssss ISS f, ss5 ANA faas an Lot et
wine 10 Maurice Slverman. Aoo
westchesteT-ave. s.. at Marion-s'' -oA 100
sdSye lS No SOC aoxeo; Philip Frsupd to 10 no
eesst ssPa e No = 217 West 25Sioo5: Emanuel KaBs
sohn to Emanuel Realty Company; mortgage
1s7th-st! .to n S. 100 IT Of St 59H1oo
155thst No JAS 251oo Emma Baum to 10 100
se9h zT5nE N6 Els Fas5 2eSg712S 2xe No
rs East 26 5x9x26 Si SSSo 200 Joseph 100
1st-age 5; . 'Io 7obn II :, 81 ai5bard 100
same property; Potter to sam sane % IN - 70
'za-s' Riverside i Drive x6i 7178 lOE5s9 Nns,Z- net
ssFses sage SSSoo So e15 West 25xloo5 benjamin NJ
Kremer et aI 10 Ernest BiedeTman: mortgage
aofbosr No 5i2 West 2G.+xlOO-5: The Charles
smith construction Company % Henry felei- -.
stein: S16tNO i
4O+h-st No 445 25x9s9 Isaac L Miller 49,
o Edgar Logan -'"V'
16fb- No East - fONi033; Rachel Davis
10 Dora Levine another. mortgage. S-outO,. 1uO
T,vIsion- 81 No ~ 23x66, ,3N25X661; Morris
singer to Louis Winkler and another; mortgage 80
F6ft 'T washington 295 ,, z Of + lG3d7s5 Gs.
30Sx-x-3Ox-. William J Mcclellan 70 Wesley -.
1-lor mort rfvave -- 90
1s4th-st 4sO II W Of 11th-ave. 23xl9 II; lS4th-
81 s 500 II OF 18th ave. 2lxis II. Louis
Bo-n 10 Daniel Freedman mortgage slopn
1O4th st IA . o Lexington alSlVb II.
Iacoues F.lner ct a Nathan Harris and an
nther S2S Otsf. 1Uo
A Nos and 1877. $. - 6Nlla; James
] I,evfns 10 Louis FrankeuthaleT; = and s----.
2d-ave No 1O45 5Ath-st 2h4xtssi Mary
A Gallagher Abraham Eydenbergi = part -.
mortgage S12900. -. ~"
Goerck-st No 1875 S % i0x1Oo with strip on
north side; Max Waehsnaan - al 70 AoraiShn 10
Reich and another: MORTGAGE $50 $50 100
lO4th-st No 100 Fast 25x1O0 II; samuel Harris
ct al 10 Rrufner- mortgage. Sl4'sR ---.-
4eth-st 90 143 East 16 SxfO05 Arues NJ Mott
to Martin Downey; MORTGAGE 50 t.'l - -. ~"
2d-ave 1O4S. n h5fh-st ~ Noo+
william J Gallagher. committee. % Abraham
Eydenherg A part, and s; mortgage. = CT 49,
S125OO 1867
Perry~ave = g. s25 n s OF 209th-st 25xiGo. Mary
Z Martin 20 Jennie Frazor, mortgaEe S%,eou- iuo
EsseI-st. No 6e. E. 23xl0o: Mayer Rabner ct al
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

FaIel IsaiahA Meyers August 8. 1905. S553 II
It Sornelt et az July g. 1905 519 81
60 leane9iled, -. aO14 25
seIne-BostCn Blackboard and Carriage Coulpany
February 4 1897 cancelled 47s1 81
Iely I%ppIdlS q CorneIl ct al July 9. 81
no, g BuckIIann: July l3. 1903. ~ is
Peyser. Nathan-state Bank; November Z 1900
cancelled ................. 5s6 "A
SaIhe-D ooer November To- 1900 ............ "A
simpson Lizzie ttI h Palmer June 2s, 1905. - %
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
THINK ACTOR DIED BY OWN HAND.

Thomas a. McGoldrick acting Coroners physi-
clan. after Official examination Of the body
~ Henry Batailley. the young actor found with his
throat out On his apartments. in Brooklyn, Mon
day. said last night that Batailleys death prob
abIv had been caused by the actors own hand. So
Far tle detectives have been unable 70 find what
tney Hsder adequate motive either for suicide
murder Iu the absence Of any motive. the po-
lice say. they believe have been 2 Of
suicide Batailley's father. who lives No. 26 Dit
mars-st. Brooklyn. saws that his had been suf-
eriug from heart disease.