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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
WIFE GETS HOLD-UP NAN
Three Men Attack Couple in 9th-0ve,
in EarIy Euemng.

Samuel Cochran and his wife. Mary Of No.
437 West 2Sth-st., went out Christmas shopping
last night They left candy store in 9th-ave-
near 2Sth-st. but had gone only a few feet up
the avenue when three men leaped out of the
shadow Of a hallway and attacked Cochran
One of the men grabbed their victim around
the throat another put revolver to his face,
while a third grabbed his gold watch.
Mrs. Cochran jumped at the man cIutchlng
her husbands throat She seized him by the
arm with a grip that could not be shaken off.
Then she began to scream. The other two rob-
bers ran Cochran pursued them, but had gone
only short distance when two shots rang out,
and q revolver bullet in his left leg brought him
to the ground. PatroIman Mclaughlin, of the
West 3Tth-st police station, found Mrs. Cochran
struggling with the man she had pulled loose
from her husband. The prisoner said he was
Michael Manion. OF No. 446 West 28th-st. The
feet of thoroughfare on which scores of per-
sons were passing. Cochran is in the Roosevelt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
LAWsoN's DAILY BULLETIN.
Says There's Going To Be All Kinds of
Trouble Among Banks.

Boston. Dec. 19.-"TQueer how long 1t takes the
public and even the press. to ind that chain,
even a frenzied finance one is not endless once
link has dropped out. TO say nothing of dozen
links.
Il was obliged to send the public a years con-
tinuous messages on insurance before they real
lied the fact that the big thieves the vet
outside prison. The result Of my first message TO
the President calling upon him to jump examiners
into banks and trust companies simultaneously.
so assets could not be shifted, was the fall of
Walshs chain structure. WaIsh's statement of
yesterday covers the grating TO a joiuted ht If
had had more time would have pulled through
and made millions for myself and associates. That
is what have been calling attention to. If the
tir frenzied fnanciers are only given time enough
TO iuggIe the peoples savings they can make mill
ions but if they slip up the people take the loss
Walsh's shortage of 100000 to $l2Oe0,000 was
pobly taken care Of yesterday by-no, no, bless
Won not bv the frenzed inanciers with their own
money, but with the money of the people in the
hanks controlled by the frenzied fnanciers, and
their excuse was as good as the pickpockets who
frankly told the judge, I needed the money Tho
are a loaaed with stocks and IL To don't stand
ov one another there viii be q panic, end we will
lose So they baled In another 100000 TO So 10000
IL they pull through they viii get the benefits.
If not. the public viii get what they are now so
arsf5s as waIsll's and am calling the attention
az ne authorities to them There is one in the
Northwest of eight banks and trast companies.
one ia Ohio of five, at least two more in Chicago,
another OF eight, while in New-York one at least
Lord only knows how many more. all OF which
win 20 when the washington authorities pounce
on them simultaneously without giving them a
chance 10 swap assets; d3e men who stacked an
the same medicine as Milwaukee Bigelow got,
eAt'Sss THOMAS W. LAWSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
From The Tribune Bureau. ]

washington December 10.
WILL MEET IN BRoOKLYN.-Boards OF
officers viii meet this week on me army 80 as
norts sumner and Mcclellan in Brooklyn to Wit
ness tests of certain appliances which are deemed
OF possible value board those ships one OIL
the devices to be tested is Hfeboat Launching
system and it is proposed to nstail the mechanism
on other transports than the Sumner IT 1t SHAN
appear that It is worth general adoption, The
other device is FIRE pump governor- which rs sis9
pp9poSed ,r for gen fIe,tensnt Colonel william II
Miller quaTtermaster on duty in New-fork-
nAx-Ar oE-FTcEsRs BoPEr, Ess-Navsl officers
have about abandoned ali hope Of obtaining an
increase in their present pay by the restoration
of the Is per reduction made by the Naval
Personnel law For several sessions the service
has sought TO have this part of their former pay
restored and It was considered that in view of
the favorable attitude of the Navy Department on
the question there might ne chance of getting
the law changed. But the many evidences OF
strict economy IN naval appropriations have lea
most officers to fear that nothing will be accom-
plished They realize that 1t is comparatively
easy to have naval pay cut down but II Is quite
different thing to have it increased Secre{!aIy
Bonaparte is quoted as being favoraby inclined
toward the long pending measure Of realei; 9 9ne
bs Of the House pd ssp n the nP pToee
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
been issued:
a.
before beard Fort Duohesne examination Tor pro
NAVY.
Lieutenant Commander H S KNAPP. detached the
Kentucky; home. wait orders.
Lieutenant Commander ". B. FLETCHER. 10 The Ken
lucky.
lieutenant F. MORRISON. detached navy yard. New
York: the Princeton
Lieutenant J. A scHoFTELD detached navy recruiting
station ST. Louis; yard Norfolk.
Ensign " y. sNTTH detached the Florida TO the
Galveston.
Ensign J O FISHER, detached the Galveston. to the
Florida
Ensign J. J. HANNIGAN detached the Galveston. to
hospital. New-York.
sIidshpman r D. MCMILLAN. detached the Alabama, to
the Galveston.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSEI4S-The following
movements of vessels have been reported at the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED
Dec 16.-The Lebanon, at Solomons. .
Dec 1S-The Cleveland, at Culebra: the Denver at
San Juan; the Florida Port Royal; the oIyIInpla
at St Thomas; the Hercules, at Norfolk; the Uhcas
at Key West; the Rocket, at Washington
SAILED.
Dec 1s-The Denver. Culebrs, for San Juan; the
Florida, Charleston for Port Royal, 5 c. the
Georgetown; Texas the Porter the Nicholson the
F3lakev the Dupont the Rodgers, from CharIes-
ton for cruise: the Olympia, from Culeora, Tor
st Thomas; the Uncas from Key West Ior fellSd-
the Baltimore vlllalobcs. from shing-hiang'
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
NEW ROAD FOR P. r. r.
articles Filed Incorporating Com
mann Headed by Il. j. Cassdtt.

-oa4 Company to-day through some of its officials,
including President A J. cassatt, FLED articles with
.be Secretary OF State Incorporating the Pennsyl-
z-snia aud Newark Railroad Company. Inc cdpAleu
of the company is placed AT 100000
The articles OF incorporation DO not disclose any
.i,5,1rr more than these facts but II is generally
understood that The purpose Of the incorporation
&c - -oyida FOR tho Pennsylvania Railroad an ao-
s;tione1 double track road, connecting the Penn
STfTaEfa road at Newark by separate and distinct
,of4te through the counties named with what IS
is-soz sk the Trenton cutoff extending from Nor
TiEvfiie Penn across the Delaware River from
rrrszto1 ia Clenloch. twenty-five miles west or
y5hijadeiphia the main line between Philadelphia
- Fstiebura This will give the Pennsylvania a
1oS,.5s track freight line from Glenoch to Newark.
80 vfII relieve great deal OF the freight tra11c
-hs4 Is now handled the present four tracK sys-
.es,, between Philadelphia ana Newark,
The incorporaors nsnea IN Ine sI'f5es are Ta ~
n ess.Ssr. w H Barnes Henry Tatnal and S. l..
Eher hevN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

John J. Boylan has sold for Mary Cornet to
David and Harry Lippmann No. 7SS 1th-ave.. the
four story double tenement house, with store. on
plot 25x1Oo5 feet The buyers have resold to IT, W.
Tetjen.
Pease & Gilman have sold for Mrs. c. Morsoh-
hauser to DR.. o. p. Honegger No. 125 East 91st-st.
a three story high stoop dwelling house, on a lot
17.6x100S feet. The buyer recently sold No. Ill
East 1st-st.
The same brokers have also sold No $50 West
End-aye.. q four story dwelling house on plot
Andrew F. and Frederick E. Gilsey and Will
lam IAN l. s1Phn are Ks Pgys Son we're ere the boxers
Herman Rider has leased No. q West 74th-st,
house efeced by he eae of Ared coTnng
Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Ridder win occupy this house
as they have sold their old home, No AL East
84th-st., a three-story and basement bFownstone
samuel GoIdstein has sold for Townsend wanden
TO r. r. yelling No. 100 East 1926 st, hve-story
0k ao P6dbePs s 6oagf nos IS and SIS
37th-st., two fVe story tenement houses, on plot
joseph A Blum has sold No. 1913 (od No 100
Mest 'S a6 ia 5x f9F fe story ana
IL J. KantroWitz has resold for HilIman & Cold
North h side Of 14Ifst, 100 feet west Of 7hav
L. S. GottIieb has bought from Barkin & Gel
ave. between 1880 and l645h ss . Pot zz5SzS&zl9x
Ress. Goldberg & Co have sold for client the
o. i1xl00 feet and for Samuel Waeht the northwest
@ fd af Rey compang L has sold l For
Matthew kaicker TO Louis Meyer No. ~ to lf6
East 1l4th-st-, a six story apartment house.
with stores, on plot S0x100.u feet
AdoIpb Mandei has sold TO q, builder the plot Box
S. feet the east side of Ienox-ave 90 feet north
of JA2d-st-
mann NO. 2s2 East nSth-st. three story dwelling
house on lot 21x10o.Il feet
Harry shwftzer has sold Nos. 8J5 and S6T West
I27tb-st. two i've story hathouses. plot 50xs911
irving T. Kenpner has oought No. s56 West 18th
ST. a Ave story nathouss. on lot 25xle0.S feet. He
has bought No. 456 West 2Tth-st., five story fat
house, lot 25x9ss feet
Schneider & Bachrach have sold the southwest
corner of Ridge and BrCome SITS. six story tene-
ment house on plot 41.6x55 feet
H c. Senior & Co. have sold for Henry Wttten-
berg Harry A Dsvoe, jr. No, Jos West 63d-st
q five story hathouse, on lot 25xl00.5 feet.
Frederick A. CARL has sold for Murray q AN
10 Louis Kepnger the northeast corner of Brad
hGrst~ave. and l55d-st, new Ave story fathouse.
on plot 3SD95x irregular; also sold for Murray &
Hin John II. and Adoiph Vogei No. go Brad
hurst ave. new five story fathouse. on lot ok
l05x irregular.
Nathan Strauss has sold for Iazard Kahn to
elias Kulman Nos. $50 and 4s2 West f3st-st. two
five story double fathouses, plot 50xs9l1 feet
Herman Arms has sold for the Asher Simon
the FIVE story brick double hathouse No
2.545 Sth-avc on lot 25x85 feet
Davis Lion has bought from J. j, Buckingham
the i've story tenement a6ise No. I'll West 6st-st..
on lot 25x1035 feet
j. Kaufman has sold for Philip Bernard fhe
northeast corner eff Lexington and u5tf-st. a
I'VE story fatnoUse. on lot 10l1x25 feea
r. Dornberger has SEA for Patrick<a fitzpatrick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
PATRICK TO HIGGINS.
Asks Stay of Erecution Pending
New Trial-Petition Denied.

5ihsnv. Dec. 3s.-TEe case Of Albert + Patrick
core Up .n new phase to-day before Governor
Efggsaz. The Governor tonight isssee re
ing statement:
a4bert = Patrick, convicted on the eth day or
hT ssoz on an indictment charging nm WIN s.s
S-nr6.r ~ William VI. Rice, on CT about rae ~
cav 81 September, 1870, and now confined ~ Sllls
eng prison under sentence OF ga. 70 p ia
me- he personal informal application Tor say OF
@,ee1Itssu Of sentence ara for a1 order FelieF.ns
f,fra from FcEi8aEr confinement aslc oirectihs ~
warden os Sing Sing prison 10 take aiIa out q
,s<o- ,5ursF4e business hours 10 enable nm pesSo
civ 10 preEars ard bring further proceedings ~
7s,s coi5rss ia his In This lrtellon RAJ
-5c7 states that win neither Apply Tor nor sseep
an adt5eea b. David 3. I'LL OF counsel for
psf{Ias that Ms attorneys have under enkiseineil
fFrFer ssroeedsngs In The courts or ultima lels II
.ee5 - an application 70 TIE Governor Loi a con-
,ssf1ov, ~ zsafdop together with 2 respite. Sso
49,. Sic desesrufnation thereof. On sEeA an aTlisa-
*5ea rare 15xe- 70 conduct nssflng, 5's.hollsilg
~ ~ = referee. subporns witnesses 10 c9nlfet
The 5sro1fctfon Fl soess aud pa2ers sna 70 aenia-
TIE rreselt setities, Is denied, nut without sprsJ1
dee 10 An application foE executive cseEnsncs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Eyams. Joseph to ] " Mack; 1I4th-st No Is
DoilsPd. Annastasa and others to Title Guarantee
and Trust company: Avenue B. 5, at
B!Tiey, Josephine E. to Charles FRIES; i4i5t-st,
sb ESs 9dS as Isaac ae0 e. to FTsnal 4itst No
IA to 548 vest / year. 6 per cent; mort
1s eaeG piacus and another to American
6Pa4s 69e ans 80 1907 s. s per no cent e Of
Same g same same 9o pT o5 prior mortgage
Same to SANE: 5sth-st, :, 17b Il Of 1otf-ave; :.
same to same; same property: prior mortgage,
81 500 due June So 1901; 9 Der cent; -,
Company: Rector-st No 10; demand. ........-.. q
Same TO William Widening same property; l
o;TonholS Ss Diedrieh 70 Kath c Mead; Monroe-st
Jackson fsieore and another to Thomas b olive;
asth-sr No 20 ~ Ess{ YEAR b; eF iaI sa
s. 525 Il Of Norris Park-ave; years 81
si Per Abraham to Title Insurance. COMPANY
lots 107 ana los, map Crane estate: years.
same 70 % Il Herman; same property; 2 years.
calm Pg bbgaiam % s. Williamson; lots 20 ana 20
map property d L TrayeTsi due January l.
sane me to same ezeept.r; Sts % aaq 81 same
map 9s Sp A9arssaIeti1s 10 Miller ana an
other lot 1873. map Bronxwood; 2 years. 5lf per
M fsas Joseph to / DrusAig st al: 7dtst, nos
5e4 and S6s East Eeaf eF ofi neers Place
Hnntley. Frederick. 70 title Guarantee and Trust
Marmlon ave; demand , per cent -.
liszbarg Harris l. 10 l. HoTOwitz; s%d-St, s.
s7g n : IF Avenue A. l year. per cent. ......
Cqozpauef. Rosa, 10 Moses Schiuss; le8d st. 3 $.
90 II vs. sf Parif-aVe; year 8 per cent
Marion john r, 70 ) N jefferson; Tot 50. map
Van Nest Park 3 years 5is per cent. --t-.-.--
Same to Charles Culyer, same property prior
moftsage 81 coo: demand; per cent .....-:..
E,ase T03is to A I{alpriB et al; l46th-st :. rs
II " Of Ienoz ave: mortgages S5,7sS i year. :.
irving Reaty Company 10 " Oppenheim: i41st
81 Mss OF and - West; : years. 4 per cent.
Issse T,o5is to a Haprn 1T al; 13Gti-st.
ISa6 II y o. CyIresa-aEe; year Dor cent.
IsalIe rfzzie ia Franklin savings Bank; ATHEIST,
No 4h5 Vest per bph9-
ls.yzenslefa Max 10 \ B iIolderman. flHth st.
ID n of ieefoN ave 8 years 2 per tssi -
Jaeger Anna Franklin savings Bank; Elton
are, No SIS per bond s'.....'ss.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
.IROW OF WAREHOUSES; SOLD.
INCLUDES NO cog TO a95 sOUTH-ST. and 575 to so
INTEREST,"
Big West 8Is Mercantile Building Changes Hands at SSS50
Ea-CongressnpoD LeUy Sells WiJ4am-st Structure

to John yolz the four story tenement house No
1O67 1st-ave lot 25xT5 feet
Herman H BIohn has resold to Sidney Scharhn
No 2l5 East 1i4th-st, FIVE story flathouse, on lot
25x1e0.1 feet.
sundel Lyman has bought from various owners s
No eos to 3l2 Rivington-st old buildings, on plot
56yiO6 feet The plot viii be resold to builders
Barnet London has bought from Nathan SHINE
the five story tenement house Nos. 10 ana IL
Levis-st., on plot 40xb9x irregular.
Irving s. Cnarig has bought the three lots sur
-9undJe the lot at the northeast corner of South
EN- Boulevard and 14oth-st, which lie bought re-
Gently at auction. .
Rothschild & Kalman have sold the southwest
corner of Trtnity-ave and l5Sth-st, 52x88 feet
Jacob Kaufman has bought the plot, 5OXlO feet,
on 1S6th-st. 800 feet east OF st. Ann Save.
Eduard Dresslcr has sold for Joseph Harris
Jones to Phillip Dexheimer No. 995 Surnlnt-ave.,
five story double fathouse, on lot q. 9x92 feet.
Reich & Brond have bought for client from
Hillman & Golding a plot, 100x200 feet, at the
northwest corner Of 57th-st and 1st-aye. The
S. steingut & Co. have sold for J. Freedman
Nos 92S and $50 East 9th-st., six story tenement
house, SI.6x9I6 feet, to ]. LOtterman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20

The Rutland & whiting Company has sold for
Clarence r. Conger to client Nos ~ zs5. zgt
and 2e6 south-st. and Nos. 573, go. ST. and 5s
Wate--st The South-st. frontage is covered by i've
story brick warehouses and the Water-st. 'front.'
age by two story warehouses. George g. Hailoci1
IT. s. Sons represented the seller.
Tucker, speyers & Co. have sold for "lihanl
Finn to the Beechwood Improvement Company
an eleven story mercantile building Nos % and 81
West Sst-st on plot 80. 4z9S9 feet. The pur-
chase price was about $385,000 -
Ex-CongreSsman jefferson NJ. Levy mas Solu 10.
162 William-st q five story business BUILDING, on
a LOT "a 11x64 10 feet Charles F. Noyes d Co were
the brokers The seller recently bought the prop
nrfN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
TO IMPROVE BRook-AvE. PLOT.

I. J. Phillips & Co. have sold to Barney Gold
man the plot at the northwest corner of Brook
ave and 17Oth-st, 5Oxg0 feet Also sold, IN con-
junction with Jacob Leitner. the plot, 75xs0 feet
on the west side of Brook-ave. so feet north of
17oth-st. (and adjoining the corner. for Samuel
Rose nberger to Barney Goldman who will i'm
prove the corner with a six story tenement house,
with stores, and the 75-foot plot with two S"6-
foot six story tenement houses with stores ~.
L. J. Phillips & Co have also sold a lot, z9XIn
feet, on the east side Of sGrant-ave, between NC
Lean and Park ayes. (Iincoln Park, to MIS-
NeiI who will improve same with a private dwell
ing house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
Ex-MAYoR SETH Low A SELLER.

Daniel Stein has sold for Charles T. Barney q
plot 5Oxsox1O feet on south side of 1z2dst. 100
feet east of Amsterdam-ave.; also sold in con5unc-
ton with the firm of L. ]. Carpenter the two ad-
Joining lots 5Ox90x1O feet, belonging to ex-Mayor
Seth Low and the Schermerhorn estate Inc hLute
witch Realty Company is the buyer 1t VIII bulld
q seven story apartIneat house on the site
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20

1efkovitz benjamin n. to II Haleheim and an a7o
1@dorf Albart to olga a Kranioh; SSH Nos 90
, si9 an sa 2S " 20 s ss 1orad PLACE
1865 # Of 5d-ave; sec;ires notes;
s9th-st. No So west; years per - cent 4, so
Same TO-, e Mary 5uhi and and ANOTHER aths ~ 58i
sesnbsas Lep@ to e. walter GuT poT cent st az
Madison Mo rs S yfars e lfe insurance
Company; 17th-st 80 IT " Of oth ave- per 800
clarke aqie John J. to Ella smith, 2oth-st lot zoo
e. map r Spencer g, years sa1,s Per ot5ave s.
k 9a5 Lsi lt5 % ossnta 90
nt 9 II fo9 % COMPANY to Nev-York Mort
sssa ssa SG%5SP5 T. I 100 1000
Nelly Hamilton N 70 ,6 Mssss ssT Gent Cent No $50
1858 IT W q 2d-aVe; tive mortgages $1,000 a M
sb g1S s Sgeso t n L sveezy; West Broad
50 in aus 2al S,1s. 1906 i, per i5s %
# ", OF 2d-avc; two mortgages $1,000 each % oD
Hickey William! to ] Breen; i4lth-st No $40
woin nsd Charles T to f Marsh and another;
w sGs5 % S { o Err i2istst Nos
14S and $50 East; year per cent ., SV'
sterdan corner I55thOs demand
Campbell eSri' Julia, to W canpbei 42d-st No
884 West; due September 20 1905 ; per ee9t: -
map FLANAGAN estate; years per cent 4. *, 80
map Stems estate; due January /, 1910 5ss per 10
Manages Morris to n G Ioewensteln: 79tf-st 5.
"a f " Of 4th-ave 10 days per cent $500
Trust Company 10th st 5. 1858 # Of I'd go
ave- ~ DAYS, ot2 per cent 49,
eo6 # 81 i e SesT per 1ooo
Mancini Marco 10 A Shatzku; Brisgs-ave. n s,
lots 20 and 223 map S Wood due June l. 90
Traut Philip. TO Title Guarantee and Trust Com
Ranx esF esnt & 70 II OF i..st. 4o
ST. go 2!s vest d ane Mas T. zoos per cent $50
Same. to 6Oth-st, No 20 West; due May l. 49,
ap Gleason a property rf years. per cent ESQ
Kooner Louis TO Dodd and another; 3d.aEe.
each; ~ Years, i psg Two $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
A s141,5oo ST. NIcHoLAs-AvE. DEAL.

Snowber & Co. have sold for John J, White the
modern new law apartment house st. Nicholas
ave- southwest corner of 184th-st, size 10ox50 feet
fIha new owner is an Investor The purchase price
is understood to be about $1l1,O0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
wANAMAkER,s Nc RE IMPROVED.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Hopper for projected improvements to be
made to the old A. T. Stewart store, at Broadway,
9th and 10th ats. owned by the A. T. Stewart Realty
Company and leased by John Wanamaker The
three Broadway entrances are to. be enlarged
seven new passenger elevators installed stair
cases erected. the show windows improved and
new ornamental sidewalk canopes and sidewalk
elevators built. The Improvements to cost
$4,000 according the estimate of William c.
Lewis Mr. Manamaker'S Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

Tomorrow evening Henry steigner via read
rostands "IfAigIon'' At the Arts Club. There VIII
also be n programme OF music In connection with
the recital.
Nearly $1,000 was paid into the treasury Of The
Beth Israel Hospital yesterday the nucleus OF
The rand FOR the annual Plirin bail. te be held
CT MADISON Square Garden on March II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
BOSTON ROAD BLOCK FRONT SOLD.

The F1eischmann Realty and Construction Com-
pany has sold for the Wilkins Realty Company the
block bounded by Boston Road. Charlotte and 10th
SITS. and wilkins Place. Five story apartment
houses are being built the site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
BIG DEMAND FOR 5sTH-sT. HOUSES.

Two more deals in 5Sth-st-. between 9TH and 9Th
aves were reported yesterday. The Shindler estate
sold No. "a West 56th-st., four story brownstone
dwelling house, on a lot 2lXl005 feet
Charles II. Easton e. Co and b. {. Williams SOLD
for the Ackel estate to George j. Humphreys NO
30 West 56th-st, similar house. The same brokers'
resold the house for ASr. Humphreys,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
NEW OWNER FOR NEw-RocHELLE PARcE

G. Bretteli & Son have sold for the Jackson estate
to the Atlantic Realty Company plot of about
four and half lots in Rose-st., NewRochelle near
the railroad station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
NEw-AMsTERDAM REALTY A BUYER.

BREASTED, Goodman & Hershhed have sold for
Mrs Della Mendoza to the New-Amsterdam Realty
Company Nos 1903 and Jos West 1oSd-st., two I'VE
story 1athouses on lot 50x100 feet. The buyer will
improve the structures by putting in four stores.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
GET TITLE TO A BLOCK.

LowenfeId & Prayer took title yesterday to the
block bounded by 19Oth and 13lst sts Park and Lex
ington aves which is assessed at $144500, from
Charles Remsen and others as executors. The
property was owned by Elizabeth Lyon, niece OF
The late Henry Hart president Of the Third Avenue
Tp,EIr oa5T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
cLAFLlN sToRE PLoT ENLARGED.

John CIafin is the buyer of Nos. is and 20 west
35th-s It adjoins the large plot with frontages in
oath and 18th SITS on which he is building depart
ment store IT viii be added to the store site Mr..
Cafiin does not intend to buy any more parcels to
add to tho store premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
MISS MoNAHAN SELLS CHOICE PLOT.

Miss NJ Monahan has sold for client plot
IOO1OO feet at the southwest of 1Sth-st and
Broadway. Levy & Weinstein are the buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
SALE OF APARTMENT HOUSE.

Post & Reese have sold Nos. 961 and eS3 Park
ave- northeast corner Of S2d-st, five story store
and apartment building, 3S2100 feet, 20 client
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
City Property for Sale.

THIRST CLASS STABLE.-Lease sale; electric eie
and lights; story and b1semeBt; nslghboThood
23d-st West Side. Inquire 2. BARDUS-H. POI Ith ave
6TH-AvE.. WEST SIDE. below and near 34th ~
" frontage. Ieasehoid running about % years.
with renewals 90 years thereafter, FOR saie-
Address c. F. Box Is. 1854 p way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
Furnished Apartments to Let,

A ELEGANTLY furnished apartment. private bath.
N. with without TnealPs including meals. two so
weekly; one. S15 Van Rensselaer,. 10 East iita-st