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New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

The Powell -Steindler Realty Company has pur
chased Nos S1s and 31S East 44th-st. Nos. 21S and
300 East 103d-st the block front on the westerly
side Of 2d-aye from 18th to S0th St, being No.
1923 70 1877 2d-ave No, 243 East 79thst. and No.
e46 East SOth-st. The same company has sold
No 532 West 56th-st-
Charles S Taylor has sold for Louis Franken-
stein TO Antonio Capo No. 2,S2s 1st-ave-, a three
story brick dwelling house, on lot 25NiGO feet
Jacob kronenberger has SOLD the l Souihwsst cor
five story triple fathouse. for Mr. Bochmann to
J. Clarence Davies has sold for the NewYork
Building. Loan and Banking Company No. 6$0
The estate of Dwight H. olmstead has sold the
1lsth-st. plot fronting lOO11 feet on the avenue
NJ & l.. Hess have sold for Caroline w Baldwin
to Simon Fink No Jas West %th-st, LIST a two story
Douglas Robinson Charles % s. Brown o 6o CO fss have
the southwest corner of Wadsworth ave and
H. {. Senior & Co. have sold for Alfred NJ. Rau.
of the Municpa! Realty Company the dwellings
GixlC91 feet, 10 George A. Kesser, who will build
garage on ne Pre- S i0T sold nfe for oW th Wal
lace estate to William G. Herbert Nos. 255 West
135thst, five story single fathouse on lot 2oxSsll
siiyerman Levy have resold to Louis dess s.. Nos
z, fset West '2d-st frame building o" lot s'A''l
the Realty Transfer Company No. S25 to SSl East
l24h-st four three story dwelling houses. on plot
Abraham Bachrach has sold 10 a builder for i'm
,.rovement Nos Gl2 and 314 East 65th-s. old build
ings on plot 3T6xS9X irI Ieglar.
+ r. Wood & Co. have sold foI the estate of H.
AIorende no. 101 Bowery, five story structure.
a lot 25x1O0 feel. The buyer will make extensive
William T. Lavelle & Co. have sold No. 2.334
wilkins Place, 4 three family house, to Mrs. Grace
Roche: for Joseph Jones' No. 2.204 Southern Boule-
ward. and for Joseph Cowan a lot. 25Xl00 feet
the north side of f65th st, . feet east of Stebbns
Charles C. Duross has sold for George Gurdon
No 623 West 5lSt-st.. old buildings, on lot 25xi095
feet. to Conron Brothers Company, who will erect
a thrce-stOry stable.
Hall j. How & co. have sold for Max Marx to
Martin keppler two lots on the south side OF
lsham-st.. los feet of Broadway
Charles EfroS has sold for GiTossman 6 Passon
to Levy x Freedman the six story tenement
houses in of construction, plot 75ylp15
feet the north side Of 6Sthst, rs feet east of
Avenue a.
the plot. lSSXl0l5 feet the north side 65th-st
go feet of Ist-aVe
Harry Lilly has sold Il Mrs Clendenning No
I46 West l22d-st-- three story dwelling house on
lot l77Xi001l feet.
Wolins Brothers have sold for Norwalk & SiegeI
East 12ith-st- TWO frame houses. plot 5OxlO0 II
feet.
Charles H. Easton & Co. have sold for John 7
Webb No. 237 West 4lst-st, four story front and
three story rear tenement houses. plot 32x9S9
feet
J. Ascheri has sold for A. Brand No 141 West
62d-st.. five story tenement house, on LOT 25y1Cs
feet S. Blumenstock and Henry Nechols
Grossman * Passon have bought from S Silver
stein No 80 West 47th-st-. a six story tenement
house. on lot 25xI005 feet
Nathan Lemlein and Herman r. Elias have sold
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
MAY ROW AT VAN CORTLANDT.
Suggestion Made to Dredge Lake for a Ma
tional Regatta Course.

On account of the heavy traffic on the Speedway
course of the Harlem River. oarsmen have been
looking for some place where they would not have
to dodge sightseeing steamers, tugs, sailboats and
q number of other craft on the river Regattas of
more or less importance the Harlem River are
practically things of the past There We're times
when the oarsrnen have been fortunate in getting
government boats to protect them but, on the
whole they have gone without protection
Several weeks ago committee composed OF
Fred Bmore, of the Nassau Boat Club John Hart,
of the Friendship Boat Club: Fred Kafka and Jack
M,Ilcahy of the Atalanta Boat Club and James
Piikington president of the National Association of
Amateur Oarsmen, appointed to investigate
Pelham Bay and find out what it would cost to
prepare it for a rowing The committee re
ported that considerable dredging and dixie TO
Fast Chester would be necessary, and this would
cost s150000.
Now R. G. Jackson, of the Pa!isade Boat Club, of
Yonkers and many other prominent oarSmen have
called attention to the lake at Van Cortlandt PARK
as a good place for the oarSmen OF the Harlem
River They favor the dredging of the lake. 1t IS
believed by the that course which VIII
MI all the requirements for regattas be dredged
at an expense that would be small, compared TO
the Pelham Bay plan, and it would not take long to
put it in condition.
citation of Amateur Oarsmen, said last night that
committee would probably be appointed TO look
into this and make estimate Of the cost.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
BIG SALES LIST FROM c. H. SMITH.

Clement II. Smith has sold for John T. Hunt
No 456 Rosedale-ave., Van Nest. eight room
house, on plot 50x70 feet, to Katherine P. Hooks;
also resoId the same for Katherine P. Hooks to
Frank Weden; also sold for Mrs Rauch No 1854
East 1S1st-st to Mr. Gorlo; for a Mrs Kennedy
No 6O2 Bathgate-ave., a three and one-half story
frame dwelling house; for William G Bergen a three
near 17Sd-st.; for Smith Williamson two family
frame dwelling house No. 2l53 Washington-aye hing ton
to Mr. wesberger; for MI Graham IA two w ian fsm-
St between Oneida and Kepler ayes; for Leopold
Schwartzkopf No. 2,439 Walton-ave; to a Mr..
Wolaneck; for a Mrs. Boyer lot on the north side
of 287th-st., between Kepler and Oneida ayes ayes
Wo0dlaWn: for a Mr.. Schesnger No. 16Oi Bath
gate-ave; for Katherine P. Hooks No $50 East
iS2d-st to Minnie l.. Norquist and for Timothy
sullivan No 172 Bronx Park-ave to A. kurdeskt.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11

Bernard Smyth & Sons have sold for the Burke
estate to Janpoe & Werner the block front on
the west side of Broadway, between ls3d and lS4th
SITS 1t has a frontage in Broadway of 1873 ID feet
and of 100 feet in 134th-st comprises nine lots
Fred V. V. Shaw and Alexander Henschel nave
sold for the estate of Anna W. Ferris TO a client
of Frank r. Houghton the block front on the
east side of Broadway, from Manhattan to Law
renee st.
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for client the hVe
story double athouse. 25x90x00 feet, No. 1So west
12th-st., to client for investment; also sofa tor
the client the two five story single apart
ment houses, covering plot 40xe0x10o feet. NOS
and 6S West SSth-st.. client for inVestrneh'
for Marie Schramm to a client for investment the
five story double fathouse, 2oxs}SOo feet, NO l4o
West 9sth-st; and for S. Mcguire to client Tor
investment the five story double apartment house.
35x90xlO0 feet, No 1G3 West 9Oth-st
The Dickinson estate has sold its tract OF ABOUT
twenty-nine acres, lying both sides of JcroI1e,
between Mosholu Parkway ana SIul M
Road. Parish. Fisher, Mooney & Co were the
brokers. ,,, e+
Adolph Lewiston is the buyer of the block front
on the east side of Broadway from l44th-st- 10
th-St
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
SCHOOLBOY M4RKSMEN.
-Four Nezc Rifles Presented to Pub
he School athletic League.

The interest which President RooseVet mas
sbov-n in the Public Schools Athletic League, of
which ne is now vice-presdent. has been followed
as an example by several of the newly elected
rouncipa officials in this city. Bird S Coler. the
President elect of the Borough of Brooklyn, has
iofned with Horace J. Morse and has presented to
tbe league another of the subtarget rifles for the
practice of the high school boys i'll shooting. This
new rife will be set up IN the Commercial High
School, Brooklyn. Another rifle has been presented
10 the league by Colonel Robert B. Woodward as a
memorial to his brother the late General John b.
Woodward. This gun will be placed in the Manual
Training High School, Brooklyn Two other guns
are also presented by S. Il. Ciuggenhem. treasurer
of the league but it has yet been decided what
disposition will be made of them.
With the four rifles the schoolboys VIII have
battery of eight sub-target pieces for their praG-
tice. this practice and the .rernarkable
scores made by the young rifiemen That 5irst at
the attention of President Roosevelt Their
shooting for the bronze trophy and medals offered
by Harry Payne Whitney revelation to rifle
experts Every of the high school boys is en-
couraged to shoot.
The work of the league in securing grounds upon
which the schoolbovs may hold their games is being
pushed forward rapidly possible 1T is eX-
pocted that additional appropriation of S2Oo,001
will be made next Tuesday by the Board of EST
mate and Apportionment.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
UPTOWN BLOCK FRONT DEALS
FIRM BUYS PLOT OF NINE LOTS IN BRO4DWAY, FROM
133D TO 18th ST.
Vest Side FlathoueNaet round for D'
non Estate Tract Fronting IN Jerome-me

to Leopold Hutter the plot, 2xe5 feet. the south
side of 179th-st., 100 feet west of Prospect-ave.
The Ernst-Cahn Realty Company has sold to
three story, single lathouse on lot I5xel feet;
four story triple iathouse, lot 25x120 feet; and
for Louis Meyer the northwest corner of Bath
gate-ave. and 1S2d-st lot 25x97 feet.
Haber, Dworkowitz & Haber have bought from
Philip Schultz Nos. 3,1H and 3,7S 3d-ave., two
FIVE story fathouses plot 53x100 feet.
DIR. julius Rosenberg has bought Nos 80 and "
Lexingon-ave., two three story dwelling houses. on
plot 396x7S feet. between 26th-st. and 27th-st.
Frank Goldenbers has sold for Lenein & Nogel f
No S07 ColumbuS-ave.. a five story Hathouse WITH
stores, on lot 2jx75 feet. to Mr.. Long. -.
Moses kinzler has sold to the Merchants puIoL 1Ig
Ice Company No. sos 500 West 3Sth-st, old Dulio
ings, plot 75x9S9 feet. adjoining the northMest
corner Of 10th-ave. Du Bois Smith was the pToker.
W. Clarence Martin has bought a plot OF iois az
the junction of Jackson and Graham aveS i-olS
Island City, opposite the Pennsylvania RalHoao
tunnel.
William R. Lewis has leased for the Tiffany Glass
and Decorating Company all the lofts IN NO so 20
3+ 4th-ave. and No. 102 East 23th-st TO the freo-
erick A. Stokes Company.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS,

AIen-et No 1885, Samuel Shunker agt- Hyman i.
RosenthaI; September 20, 1908. -;
Norfolk-st. No. 90; Ignatus Vcgel agt Rosa TIL
man: October . 1905.
i2th-st Nos 30 and ODD West: Albert F TUNA
agt Francis J. Schnugg ct al; June ID lsUo
Same property: David Brown agt- Anrahanl L.
Reckhardt; June 90 1905. ...-.-.,-
same property: Max Goldstein agt Thomas L.
Beckhardt ct al; September 10. 1900
same property; Louis Bernstein agt. same; sep
webster-ave No. 2029: David Schneider agt
Adolph Wexler; October II, 1893. ...-...'
Pine-st Nos "a and SO; jeremiah J. Delany agt
Hanover Fire Insurance Company ct al; May
H. 1865 (by bond) ;oo5 4"
(by bond. :; - :: -. , sr,e.
May 1, 1908 (by bond) -. g.
74th-st No 32s East; Henry Meisel ct al al agt
Jacob Schneidsrman ct al; October Il l9oo 10y
1st-ave No. 2109: Julia Tonlbsck ct al ast
VaIentine-ave e s.. D. IT. n. of 1S2d-st; henry
c. SilIeck. jr.. agt. Martha Schorer ct al; &c .
tober 81 1905. -
s7th-st No. SO to 80 East; Simons & Moersfelder
agt Joseph King 81 al; October 23. 1903 e'
Same property: Thom3s G. Edmonds & Co aSt
same; September s, 1905 (by deposfD
Same property: Frank ]. Enyland agt same;
August 30 1905 (by depositl - l.
Same property: John \. Philbrick & Bro ast
same; September 1. 1905 (by deposit
same property: Paul b. Pugh & Co agt- same;
August 20. 1905 (by deposio sio--.-...-.-..--.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
MECHANICS LIENS.

West End lave. 30 SIS; Sommerfed & Riesner
agt. Amelia Drake. owner; John fulton. con e,9
q o. .
Greenwich ST No lsS lsidoy Freid sgt Jose
,,hin. Y Fessendea. owner: l. = -fess7;1dea. -
= -
..Sth-st H. s. 30 II, O. of 1.t-av9 1e2xlco;9N
company agt New York city Milling ConlpaLy
owner. Charles II Peckworth contractor; En-
n;re construction and supply Company. sub
contractor . NM - -; 90, 500
C,hlsFpp Godut owner and contractor
5th-st No. +07 Hyman Levine agt- John Doe q,
nv,n@r. ouis 6Soldn. contractor "
Iincoln-st s. :. % #. c. Of Barnett Place 3Ox
Tn1- David shapiro agt. John peVerman. owner:
XT-;ar1 Mckenzie. contractor. -
cr'tars ave = $ ft- of iS2dst-. 23SI0o:
same art John Pulv. owner; William L Me
Sanze, contractor =
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
THE PRESIDENT OFFERS a PRIZE.
Sends His Autograph Portrait for Winner
of Gable Chess Match.

II was announced at the Manhattan Chess Club
YESTERDAY that President Roosevelt had sent his
autograph portrait to the club, to go to the winner
of the cable chess match between New-York and
Berlin which begins to-day. The portrait has this
inscrintion. t'Nifb good wishes. From President
Roosevelt. Washington, D. c. Nov. 6, 1895
All the preparations for the first gable chess
match between the Manhattan Chess Club and the
Berliner Cness Society are now made: and the
match will begin 10 o'clock this morning. Pres
ident Aristdes Martinez received word from Baron
Won dem Bussche- Haddenhausen, the councillor Of
the Imperial German Embassy at Washington, that
he would call the club at 10 o'clock this morn
ing, and he will probably be asked to send the first
greetings by cable to Berlin. German chess play
ers living in this city think that the odds of win
ming the match are somewhat in favor of Berlin.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Prospect Place. corner 4oth-st s6x75;
Aaron Kiepper: ali tS; mortgage $500 Nominal
HartzeIl to Peter Doelger. ger...................
aad-st. 9os tS az East. sozss:e ,oa
9th st, 9 $ $50 # e Of Columbus-ave i25x1o05;
9TH slsds 3a No o kgata '2 iRe1 + chae King
and another 10 IIar Levy mortgage SIS oo5. Nominal
al 70 sSoh Ios1 oFtf 9T,sas e ,s s' rs io0
sotel { ksan. sS5paration;, $4,000
Aehae! IL o66 2usgan to Joseph Remeers; mort loo
Matilda svenson william Tcrgstronl Nominal
sons tot to saatore GS a fntS mosase
% 84x iTre$uIar: Nsad@r5eT Moses Fisch 900
ct al %SEfase 4Ss e o S9 sev Ok irregular 100
John Phillips; niortgage $1,000. go
sOIh St. No s2a East Bsst, 25zio2 2: samuel samuel Rosen=
BEoadwsy ~, corner d; ii2tRsf Ri 100 isl@S win
mortgage. s2l5 600. Nominal
A1Si 1ei4 iso Wia al to Nathan StR VII! tx
15iSst isp : s2oa It Of Morris ave 4$ex iires
uer: George " Bruele TO Charles Gerich. 100
Bertha Belnauer to Aaron NJ Jsnpoie ct al
17afb = 100 # W Of Prospect 72xa5 io'
Nathan Lemien ct al 10 Leopold Hutter
1afontains-aSe saEa ne No 2i2o $ .xa5; sarah
s4tb-st. NJ 252 TO go West; sisxe: Robert
1gt ave s 635 # $ of 10Tth-st. 37.6x1O0. En-
plre Cornice Works Frank Boskey: mortgage.
1sd Sd st s' No 200 East l4axloo ii George Merle '
TO Frank Gaser; mortgage. s5. 600.
1f4th-st No 242 East, 21x1G9.11; Anshel GarmIse
ct a Louis Lese: mortgage. $40 100
in3d-st. Nos and 12T East, 3oSl0o.1 H. Harry
Kyle 10 Louis Lese; Tnortgage s1o5oo. Nominal
18th st No 453 West, "A .2xt005; Arthur ] Gold
stein to clara Goidstein: MORTGAGE SO 25O..
5Tth-st n W corner Park-ave iaxso5 Henry u
Nico1 10 Nav White and another. ....-....- iG0
1aDth-st No 225 is 2xa9 IL; Lexington
Avenue Company TO Emma Lovin: mortgage,
$1,000 lCo
1slth-st No 237 West. Is.2x9e. II; Lexington Ave
nue. Company Carrie Fuhs MORTGAGE. s11.ooo loo
I.ath- No o45 West. Is 2xa9 II: Lexington Ave
sIi ie 600 o'ipan' 10 ....a......,se'. too
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The petitions bankruptcy sled yesterday in the
United States District follows:
Thomas Bishkow. of 233 East S7tl- st. Dc
scribes himself IN petition gives his
iiab IIties' s2,s5S and he has The
debts OF which Bishkow freed
"a Rocheter. Binghamton and this city in 1891 HIS
ufe insured Equitable, Metropolitan Life and
Independent order Of Sons Of Benjamin for $1,000 and
Blshkow's wife Is named in the policies beneficiary
Lawrence Brothers two other in a petit
tion Borough Bronze Company the address
Cf which is given In the papers. be declared
voluntary bankrupt The unpaid claims aggregate S3I'
The schedules OF Louis Singer address given =iy
liabilities Of 50 fs3 and assets of $40.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The that of the debtor, the second that
of the creditor. when judgment fled
Eesler Christian-The Osborn Register
Company May n. 1898 sos -
October g. S. oi
81 1905 i57 81
1857 isI 81
Nader. Baruch-M Malls ct al; August 10. 1865 % 80
Same Cohen; August 81, 1875. 1I4 40
Renhardt Charles F1rlong; August r. 1865 loJ II
Slater, Jacob and Lous-N Langer ct al October
1895 43l 3i
The Knepper Realty Conpany-H Oppenhemcf
September 90 1905 1vacatedD. 42S II
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11

shall not be rendered futile bv eycs.
sive cost caused by months of delav;, !,
the completion of your building. I ~,
of TINE alone in the case of MAN.
of our great buildings increases tn
contemplated investment by from.
twenty-five to fifty per cent, Will.
the rental income cannot be increased
even five per cent There is no noe.
sibility of increasing income to meet
the unlocked for changed conditions
and there is no redress.
The chief lesson of the past f.,
those intending to profit by the pres.
ent real opportunities for good invest.
ments In large mercantile buildings /
that COST INSURANCE Is tbs
first and the vital consideration.
ON1PSON-STARRETT COMPANY.
81 WALL ST., NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
SHOPPER LEAPS TO ATH
Detroit Woman Jumps from Fifth
StOrY of Chicago Store.

Chicago, Nov l0--In view Of hundreds of shop
pers on State-st-, Mrs Fanny Baynes. of Detroit
Mich. Jumped from fifth story window of a big
department store to-day and instantly killed
Several persons barely escaped being struck by
Mrs Baynes.
TO the lace department and examined goods.
She then proceeded toward the rug department, but
Stopped Settee close a window. Suddenly
she climbed to the ledge. opened the window, and
with a loud threw herself to the pavement
The body identified by Mrs. Anna Mills. a
niece of the dead In the opinion of the
niece illness was the only cause for the suicide.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
DIES AFTER FIGHTING BURGLAR.

Washington, Nov. 10.-Atter struggle with
burglar, In which she assisted by her daugh-
Ter. Mrs. George Bovine. dropped dead in her nome
here this morning. Mrs. Bovine was sixty years
old II is supposed that the excitement attending
tEe tussie with the burglar brought sudden az
tack OF heart failure. which caused her Geath airs
Bovine awakened about o'clock this morning
by noise. and q masked i'll her room
Mrs. FoUne sprang from the bed and bravery
gTappled with the intruder. Her daughter, aroused
py the sound of the bell and her mothers cry ior
help, went to her rescue. The n&an succeeded IN
breaking away He had hardly disappeared, Wne.l
Ma Bovine staggered and fell to the fioor, dying
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
JAPANESE CONSUL MADE AN IL. D.
Charter Day Observed at Rutgers-Brander
Matthews Delivers Address.

New Brunswick. Nov. 10 (SpeciaD--Among the
honorary degrees conferred to-day at the celebra
,,on of Rutgers Charter Day that of doctor Of
laws on sadazuchi Uchida, the japanese Consul
General i'm New-York. The degree OF doctor of d.
vin.ty was conferred on Professor w B. Hill, of
xagsar and doctor of science on Professor John T.
s5iIi of Brown. a graduate OF Rutgers
The address of the day was given by Professor
rs-a-dar Matthews of Columbia University his
rr.i iect being THE American Character He re-
TeS fte assertion made by the French that Amer
tcsns were Dloneymakers. despisers of art and
lacking In ideaIsn and nstanced several things In
which the Americans excel all other nations
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Broadway. ., $. 129 IT. n. OF Middletown Road;
for two and one-hnlf story frame dwelling
house 22x42; Alois Cramer. owner; Moore &
Landsieiel architeets; -,
for two two story frame dwelling houses, 2lso9;
Norbert Ald.ous owner Robinson X knust,
architects :
t+TrIj-ave W S. 100 IT. :. Of 2o9th st; for a two
story frame dwelling house. 21-3Xos; Sussie
Iobnstooe owner; /. Z. Cocker. architect
Pr -aya : W corner Holt place: for three two
s,,rv frame dwelling houses. 21xJ3-2 Fairnount
R.~Itv Company, owners; III. I. SchrenAeisen'
architect 1900
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
NEW OWNER FOR QUEENS TRACT.

Howard c. Pyle & Co. have sold the Strang rarni
of about acres fronting in Hawtree Greek Road
between Rockayvay Road and Old South Road
This is one of the finest farm tracts in Queens
County. 1t was owned by the strang family t9a Ioa
frontage on both sides of Hawtree Creek Road
The property is the line of the new troiiey
which has Just been opened in Rockaway Road
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
LIS PENDENS.

1881 St s. So whole front between ST Nicholas ave-
an5 old " KinEshrdge Road; Nathan Wise agt- Max
Marx II al ,uartltioni. attorney. l.. :. Marx.
central Park West " = Il n tO6th-st.. tsx
100. Mary \. Cohnfeld ae John FuItong and another
faction recover attorney. j =. Bere.
Greenwich ave. Nos IL 9; Henrietta Zoeller agt
A6am Hnppel specihc performance; attorneys. Huth
Baker
list ave w. s. Of 62d-st. 22x6s; Adam
k,<seIi another aSt Hester &. Wghtman al
tfufeeIosiie of morgaeel: attorney, 4. A Howell.
5sI: J. SlsNtn agt Bridget Dooley ct
lacoI declare des1 void etc, attorney. L. Huhner
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

131st-st r. s. 1442 TT. W. of Convent-ave.: for
a three story brick school, i0XT4.S; Church OF
the Annunciation owner; Lynch x orcnard'
93d-st No West: for two story brick garage
35x29: estate OF Z. B. Van Wrinkle, owner; r.
10th ave Nos CSC and 63s: for one-story brick
engine room, 1Sx47; Vessel. Nickel & cross.
owners; Thom & Wilson, architects. .....--...:.
I.eTox ave. w. $. 142d to 14S St; for hve SIX
story brick fathOuses, 3911xS7; Parnass K
DeIIod owners: c. F. Pelham. architect. .....--
1oIt:,- St s. $. zoos Il. E. of 3d-ave.: for two
six story brick tenement houses. 43SxSIll;
Jacobs & Hulkoff owners a E Meyers. arcni-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
BUYS TWO WEST SIDE FLATHoUsEs,

Philip Jeselson has sold for Emanuel Alexande
to David Oppenheimer Nos 1914 and 106 West 116th
ST. two four story and basement high stoop dwell
ing houses, plot 40X100.n feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
e,,,DlNe LOAN CONTRACTS.

,n-+h Ct : 2on f. . Of audubon ave. 5ox
1CJ: The -Four Realty company loans LOUIS
90 . e
14Ith-st. s =. 1870 fl. = Of eth-aFe.. toNeeII'
the city Mortgage Company loans Perry Spei
@. . . -
.o,,fTsr, RouIevard " s. whole front between
f25th and I3CtN sts.. 80. iuN-, the city mort
eare .t'orn4,any loans Abraham VI. horgenrotn-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
CATHOLIC SCHOOL TO COST $4,000.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superinten-
dent Hopper for a new three story parish school
built in 131st-st., west of Convent-ave., for
the Roman Catholic Church of the Annunciation,
OF which the Rev. William R. Penny is rector It
be 40 feet front and 70 feet deep, with FACADE
Of brick trimmed with terra Gotta. Its cost is est-
mated at $4,000 by Elliott Lynch and w H Orch
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
SALE OF PEARL-sT. STRUCTURE.

Charles F. Moves Company has sold for Gustav
A scblens of Baltimore. trustee for the estate of
William Wilkens to Ralph Norton. No III Pearl
ST. five story and basement building covering lot
"a Sx 1x27 1898 feet The lot has about $500 square
feet The property has been held by the sellers
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
WASHINGTON HOTEL LEASED.

Matt J. Ward has sold for Robert P. Murphy
the furniture and lease of the Hotel Regent Wash
ington, D. c.. to o. G. Staples, owner of the prop
erty. The same firm of brokers has leased the
hotel for MI Staples to w. j. Watson, former pro-
prietor of the Hotel De Sofa, Savannah, Ga, for
term of ten years at a rental aggregating $l1J,Uo
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
PLANS FOR EAST SIDE GARAGE.

Plans have been filed for the remodelling of the
four story and basement dwelling house, No. 131
East 63d-st into an automobile garage. The build
ing is 14I front and 56 feet deep 1t is owned
by H. B. Anderson. The necessary alterations are
to cost
New-York tribune., 1905-11-11
RuDD ESTATE SELLS WEST SIDE PARCEL.

Rutland & Whiting Company has sold for the
Rudd estate 20 Janpole & Werner, Nos. oob ana "5o
West 13th-st a plot 4Ox1O3 feet. covered with old
dwelling houses. Also sold for Joseph Ble6non
No 514 West 125th-st five story fiat house, Zoxlo
feet TO .TuliuS