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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
IN THE POLICE COURT.
Two Cases For Non Support Were
 Nolled This hsrning.

The case dRdluSl EuNdiu ou1SA iOh non-support of his wife was nolled in the city court this morning, their diff ferences having been adjusted to their own satisfaction. This case was in court a few days ago. A similar case against Bernard c. Bostwick was also noIled. Bostwick having made ar arrangements for his wife's support, suitable to her counsel.
 John Brick was sent to jail for thir- ty days for intoxication. His proba- rion record was against him. He has of late been working in Middlebury and he would not have gone to jail to- day had he remained there Saturday.
 Early Sunday morning Officer Claf- fey saw a crowd near Judd street around a milk wagon owned by Mir Munson of watertown. A little while after he saw John Dillon with a pint bottle of cream under his coat and took him into custody. Clarke Hayes, driver of the wagon. identified the bot tie as Mir Munson's. This morning Dillon tried to convince Judge Burpee he was innocent of theft. He said he merely saw the gang around the wag- on. but did not know what they were doing. Soon after a fellow gave him the bottle of cream Dillon said he was a lIneman. living in New Haven and employed at present in Hartford, from which place he came Saturday to have a little fun. The court did not believe his story and gave him the al- formative of paying $T and costs or working it out in Jail.
 Sheridan Grant. who was held for theft of sL45 from the til In Mrs Eva Glickmsn's store on Canal street. was found to be connected with three oth- CT similar cases. according to the state ment made by Clerk Mcsfahon. Grants brother came to his rescue. promising to take care of him and send him away from his evil associations here. The cases were therefore nolled.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
CARPETS

Best 5 Frame Whfttall Body Brus-
 sels Carpets. with border to
 match, regular price S1.35, this
 sale Sl.l9 Administer Carpets, regular price
 SIPS. this sale 9Sc Wool Velvet Carpets, regular price
 $110 yard, this sale S9c Wilton Velvet Carpets, 8 new pat
 terms, regular price S1.35, this
 sale sLO9 yd Tapestry Brussels, regular price
 75c. this sale 5Tc yd Tapestry Brussels, regular sec, this
 sale T0c Tapestry Brussels. regular price
 95c. this sale I9c Ingrain Carpets, value 45c, this
 sale 39c yd Wool Ingraln Carpets, regular 55c.
 this sale 49c Wool Ingrain Carpets, regular 6jc.
 this sale J3c Extra Heavy Best Quality Wool
 Ingrains, regular T5e and s5c.
 this sale Gre yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
CARPET RUGS

4 large assortment of the good pat terms only in oriental and floral de- signs:
 Ss7.50 9x12 Wilton. this sale s32.69 x32 90 qx12 Oriental, this sale s2T.95 s2T50 ax12 Administer, this sale S22. .45 s25os0 9x12 Wilton Velvet this
 sale s1T.95 s27-J0 9x12 Body Brussels, this
 sale SZ5-s0 SIS % 9xi2 Smyrna. this sale s10.95 s1soO 9xI2 Brussels. this sale s14.45 900 Rugs. 3Ox6O, value S1-50, this
 sale 9sc each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
A Timely Sale of Carpets, Rugs, Draper
 ies and Bedding.

House renovating IS at hand and before settling down for the winter 1t is the desire of many housekeepers to replenish the furnishings of the house If 1t were only new curtains, new rugs, new window shades or perhaps new carpet. .....-..
 We can show you the largest variety of carpets or rugs in the city-our prices are next to those quoted in the mills as we sell In such quantities as to warrant dealing directly with the manufacturers thus saving all middle mems profit and in addition largest assortment and lowest possible prices. We do your work promptly and satisfactorily as wehave a corps of competent carpet layers and shade makers at your command ready to attend to your wants at amoments notice. .m.
 These special prices will continue for the balance of this week and you'll find 1t the best (good chance) of the season on these goods.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
PeruIlar Accident at Tarrxto-u.

TARRYTOwN. N. T.. Oct s-Nrs. James Jenson of Tarrytown. while standing on the platform of the stA- tfon watching the Twentieth Century express. which goes through here at the rate of fifty miles an hour. was knocked to the platform by the wind made by the train. and her right arm was fractured in two places
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
Wine superfntenaent vefth bed.

POTTsvILLE. Pa Oct. Q. = John vefth. for twenty-five years general mining superintendent If fhe Philsdel. phsa snd Reading Coal and Irpn rota. pazy. dled suddenly hers frum a strrks sf psrzlysis He vas ssvsuty Tszrr of
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
FI.Ms REAr vErrRANs-

The Young Films of Ridge street de feafed the Veterans of Baldwin street at football by a score of IS to Q. Auy team wishing a game, with an average of & pounds. call on Martin A. Fitz- gerald. 9 Ridge street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-27
NEW FERRY SERVICE POOR
BOLTS OFF SCHEDULE.
Staten islanders Hopes Of Better
Accommodations Fade Ascdy.

Staten Islanders were aroused to further anu
more intense indignation last night, when the ne"
municipal ferryboats disregarded even their pre-
vious bad schedule and ran at intervals exceeding
the time required cor round trip. Assistant SD
tendent Hanlon confessed last night that there
Is no chance of improving the present Irregular
service until the second slips are completed
There was Fnuch confusion among passengers at
both ends OF the line last night. and many de-
clared thai the old boats were better, inasmuch as
they landed passengers at least within an hour
after leaving the opposite shore.
III the earlier morning hours when four boats
were IN use they regularly until the $50 O'Clock
trip of the Manhattan She was off Robbins Reef
when her steering gear TANNED and she stopped
TO repair holding the passengers in the bay. she
finally lmped il TO Whtehall-st, behind the boat
which should have followed her. When she nm
loaded and started back out she had trouble
and was DELAYED again and two boats We're walt
inc to land before she cleared. Then she was taken
TO Staten Island and up for repairs. She went
into service again at p. m. On Wednesday nisiic
the Richmond's steering gear was damaged
From 10 O'Clock until about yesterday afternoon
the boats ran fairly well urGer the half-hour head
way. and from o'clock until 80 last night,
through extraordinary efforts, good schedule was
maintained. The effort appeared to have exhausted
both boats and men, for. when the half-hour sched-
ule went in force. difficulties were again encour-
tered boat left ST. George at o'clock for Man
Island on % time but at $50 neither had
The trains and cars carving those & fhe 10
boats were unheard of from the Staten Island side
Passengers from six trains and sixty trolley cars
were left at the St George station, ard there vas
much uncomnliTrcntary comment
Assistant Superintendent Hanlon said there was
great difficulty in coniing. 1t took an enormous
ouautity of coal drive one Of the boats a round
trim With the present equipment it is Impossible
to coal boat in less than ten minutes. These de-
laws break NJ this schedule. -
The Manhattan reached St. George ABOUT ~
o'clock and without waiting for trucks and stay
ing only long enough to take on passengers and
coal started back for Manhattan As soon as she
puled out the Richmond into the dock Inc
latter loaded up once. and remained at the dock
until 10 40 wher thu Manhattan. being sighted py
means of glasses Castle Williams. apparently
bound south. the Richmond started for Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-27
A TWIN SKYSCRAPER PROJECT.
PLAN ALSO CALLS FOR LARGER TRINITY BUILDING
AND WIDER THAMES And CEDAR SITS.
Operators Buy Big Edgeco beav NHmber Of Jag out
Parcels ResoH

story double hathouse, with stores, on plot 276x
cell feet
Thomas & Son have sold for Louis Kerr to Isaac
westerfeld for occupancy the three story and base
ment dwelling house Ne. 465 West 147th-st, on lot
1Sox9911 feet
Max NJ Pullman has resoid to Max A. kreils-
tenement house on "A lot a5x5i.2 feet This is part
of the property that Mr.. Pullman recently bought
from Joseph Dobkin.
Julie M Rhodes has sold No. 6e West s7th-st., a
lot 16xl00S feet
Lucy Page Whitehead has sold No. 72 West e1st-
st, three story dwelling house on lot 21x1oOS feet
Charles A. Moran has sold No, 107 East 65th-st.,
three story dwelling house on lot 20xS0 feet. j.
p. Wilton Stuart recently bought the adjoining
house, No. Io5
II Schwitzer has sold to s. G.. PROOFS No. so3
Amsterdam ave, five story triple fathouse, 25x
100 feet.
The Beeknan Realty Company has resod to Bar
bara Schultz No. 36l! Sth-ave between 18TH and
Louis Dober was the broker.
Charles e. Duross has resold for Catherine Sher
man TO Mary O'Neil Nos. 1893 and S01 Washington
St, northeast corner of Horatio-st, old four story
brick buildings, on plot 2SxsO.s feet
l.. Minzie and Walter d. Starr have sold for F.
a Schwartz and H; Lippmann to the Rose Hill
Realty CORPORATION Nos. 652 and 554 2d-ave., two
four story tenement houses plot 81 9x10O feet
Porter & Co. have sold for Alanson j. Prime Nos.
1872 and 1874 West 12sth-st two five story dathouses,
plot 50x99.lt feet
Joseph Mandelkeru has sold for LYMAN Horowitz
to Maurice B. Ripen No. IS to 81 East 1I1th-st. a
six story hathouse with stores plot 4sx1Go1
Steinman & jackson have sold for the Empire
Cornice Works the six story tenement house,
plot 50X63 feet the south side of l01th-st.,
JOG feet of 1st-aVe,
Louis Schrag has sold for Annie Reh. a plot at
the northeast corner of 172d-st and Waiton-ave.,
client
E. II. Ludlow & Co. have sold for the estate of
Professor Jaques No. 472 West 22d-st, three story
and basement brick dwelling house lot 25x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-27
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Yot, d Davidson has sold for Mrs L. Ford the
five story double 1athouse No 80 west lo9o-s'' on
plot 25x1G0 feet.
Richard Dickson has sold for Mary H. ourfeh
the premises No. 693 East 1S2d-st-
yiIIiam Peters & Co. have sold for August
Diener to J. Pale a three family frame dweims
house on the east side of Tayor-st, 20 feet south
OF Morris Park-ave, Van Nest Also sofa LOT
Minnie Gluck Lizzie Schneider two family
dwelling house the west side of Je1ersoh-st'
1no feet north of Morris Park-ave., Van Nest
Charles Griffith Moses & Bro. have sold for Nj. &
J. Falk the five story fiathouse No. $40 west Aoe'i
ST, 25x10o feeT
samuel e. Jacobs has purchased the three story
and basement dwelling houses Nos. to IL west
1I3th-st from the various owners ~ -,
Mosher & Co. have sold fos Otto hampfe Eliot MG Ok
% Il fest also for n Howard No SIS West 145th-
st. Ia qg S siso fSr Nest Nr four
story dwelling house. on lot l5HsSld lee1: o,,,s
solomon ogan'S Nos IA and East l2sd-st two four
R RSt Sonsh se
ner e Of Pleasant and Il7th-st; 75xs4 feet
Schroeder the four story tenement house No Sis
East ssth-st.. on lot 25x1o22 feet s,.. .o,o No.
Louis Levin and Isaac Portman have soid NOS
1875 to 202 secondave plot 5lxl2o feet to builder
Isaac Haft has bought. from simon Morris and
Max Sussman the six story itpar mem i5 IN
90 frst Of ms on the SCUM sue
en Is Rase zeer No aoi washing
four story triple iathouse on LOT Z'Niaz teet als9
w
Robinson the southeast corne" of Weoster-aNe and
St Paul place. four story triple hathouse with
stores plot 2.4x100 feet
Moses H6chster has sold six lots In Webster-aSe,
between l69th-st. and Anna place extending to
j. HeIion &, Co have sold for Patrick Mnehar the
Ave story hathouse No. ZIG East lS'th-st., on lot
25x100 feet -. 1,-,,,,. -
five story fathouse lot &xlO feet TO Mrs.
Eaear Lehman has sold the two new six story
apartment houses No 23l to 90 West lV7th-st each
on a plot SCHOOL feet. -, .
The Astor estate is reported 70 have sold the
northwest corner Of 5th-ave. and l2sth-st. a plot
fronting 9el feet the avenue and ITO feet In the
street. - ooa =.
James Carlew has sold No. az West sSd-st. four
story and basement brownstone 'front.' dwelling
house, a lot 20xloo.S feet.
MYERS &, Arouson have bought from myer Sichel
and William Scully Nos 74S and 100 St Nicholas
ave. a three story brick dwelling house on plot
J0x100 feet, near I4Ith-st. -
Liehtenberg Brothers have sold for - biederman
No. lG9 West End-ave., five story trlp" tenement
house. with stores. q lot 25XiCJ feet,
T.. f<oewenthal has bought from Sars hutsky
No. 1863 East ll6th-st. three story ana basement
dwelling house lot isxI00il feet.
David Davis has sold for Harry Goodstelh No.
2,lh fth-ave;. five story double fiathouse' with
stores on lot 25x96 feet
William Lemberg Co have sold Tor Iu!ius
Snweitzer to L. JOSEF No 9N East l2sth-st'' FIVE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-27
TOpROSECUTE MRS. PEPPER
Three Hundred Persons Take Up
Worls-La,cger Hired.

Ts prosecute criulinai,y the Rev. Mrs. May
rspos-." Otherwise known as Mary Ann Scan
RAJ; g, organization OF three hundred persons,
VIII a wealthy man as SIS secretary and a
prominent Brooklyn physician TO aTec1 'ile
work has secured tho services OF Ni!iiam ID
3yrne. u Manhattan lawyer. who has been IN
.,r,oted to proceed at once with the case. SUI
ecs..,f evidence has been obtained. X Is saio, 10
warrant PLACING it in the hands Of District At
1orrev Clarke of Kings County With a view OF
obtaining an Indictment By the grand jury.
II, q circular sent 20 the members of the or
esnt-afien br the executive committee IL Is
stated that MARY Ann Scannen has pracucaiis
bid defiance to the press and to puohc opiiito''
and he's begun another season in Brooki!h' pro
Tossing herself to tz al instrument of conll'auni-
ca lion between the living and the dead eNi1ei'
" from pecuniary motives. Believing liia' Ae.
,,erfo-Ynsnce is not only a gross sacTilege, but
fraudulent. though 1t may be mysterious 10 NJ
competent observers. just as any Magician
,errcrn,anee is. and believing that her religious
.mha,i;ehu,ent with much professed reverence
-o- Almighty God is merely time killer ana d
cloak. ana the whole only calculated TO hltehs'is
human ignorance and superstition, TINS soo.ets
has been formed for the purpose Oh 'i'ee
# possible. this presum2tuous ana hefee"
exhibition" - r-as+ 7,eth-st
-. =. the executive committee of the organize
ton when seen last night at ms hoii,e; Of
tat there had been constant ai1 ,ir,i
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT evidence of fraud, nhaii4 SH.
,,a,.nr In direct and positive charges OF deoep-
zion ,,.oo opd the de-
.The character of the evidence anu Tue go. &c
..,,s = Sad he cannot be made public al pres
sn. hut il is ali I'm the hands of our at1olne -
-ySo viii act st once in the matter. EYER ga ar
sort 70 induce Mrs. Pepper TO summit 10 "a
&C. - .,-sst,oation of her alleged occult pow
49, ha. resulted in failure, and although II Vas
t,.ts,nafed that such noted men as 81 Cla1I NJ
.r,...s.e nv. Fs,ohara Eo6gson, Professor dysop
go others would have an opportunity 20 w.
,ess the so-called demonstration unoer sU,,u
lions that preclude trickery yet no oipoi eulrney
has been given. Even Ia4se oiei
have been rejected. - ~, ar
Ar r,oldherger said that the work OF the o, %
v.piya.ion was not directed against Mrs ger.
1a- aIona but that some two hundred aileses,,
rlstrvoyarfs in New-Tork viii be inVestls"'e'
md prosecuted Il found guilty of fraud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-27

The United States Realty and Improvement Com
pany has obtained the consent of owners OF CEDAR
st property to Its plan of widening Cedaf-st. ana
carving out it's project OF erecting on the bofeel
Building site and parcels adjoining 1t IN the rear
an office structure similar to the New TRINITY
Building. II is thought that the plan IN It's present
form will be approved by the Board of Estimate
and Apportionment and the work OF bulidlns on
the Boree plot will be begun in the near future.
Should the plan be approved by the city ofhcials II
will also mean the erection of an addition to the
New Trinity Building, moving Thames-st some
feet north and widening it five feet, ana CLOSING
Tempe-st., which extends in the rear of the Boreei
Building from Thames to Cedar st.
The New Trinity Building has frontage OF 40
feet in Broadway. 1t is proposed to make 1t DO
feet wide its entire length The building to be built
on the Boreel site and on the parcels in the rear
extending Trinity Place will also have a 'front.'
age of 50 feet in Broadway and Trinity Place
L. j. Phillips 6. Co. have sold for Bernard loth
10 Herman Cohen and Abraham Ruth plot, 259 l0X
100 feet on the west side OF Edgecombe-ave. a2slo
feet north OF 145th-st
Hall J. How & Co: have sold for Max Marx "a
plot OF four lots at Isham-st. and Broadway re-
Gently bought by him from the Jay Gould estate.
Some other plots which were also purchased by
Mr. Marx from the estate have been sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-27
FAVOR REPEAL OF MORTGAGE TAX LAW.

The Allied Real Estate Interests of the State Of
New-York. which is permanent organization
formed for the protection OF real estate interests
and the present aim Of which ia to obtain the re-
peal or modification of the Mortgage Tax law, has
inquiry to each OF the candidates for AS
sembly to ascertain his attitude regarding the
Mortgage Tax law.
Several replies already received by Allan Robin
SON secretary of the Allied Real Estate Interests.
favor the repeal Of the law.
At meeting of the membership committee yes
terday w E. G.. Gaard elected chairman
and S NJ Young secretary. An executive commit
tee Of Ave was appointed 20 def7e the scope ana
detail of the work of the membership committee
Watson T Dunmore. Of . =. and John Otto, 1r.,
Of Buffalo, spoke at cons:hsfaole length on the IN
iirIoIIs onerations of the IN trer towns IN rails
ing the rate of interest to borro Ters checking the
yoll,rse of loanable money and II restricting bu d
ing operations Ex-Assemblyman Fd ward r Finch
also spoke in favor of the repeal or the Mortgage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-27
RrcoMMENDs REFORMS IN PRINTING.
The Acting Public Printer Before the III
vestigating Committee

washington. Oct. 26.-Oscar J. kiche'lS' 'tie
scrins Public Printer. was the hrs' "llhese -
snnear before the Lands committee WHICH IL
investigating the cost of public pruning "i'ii
a view to reform in the service he fecoiii-
,nended the abolition of the reserve OF puDiIc
documents held for binding. subject 70 the 81 ,ro
81 senators and Representatives. At least si"V'-
90 year could be thus saved. for not more
thar one-thrd OF the publications heiu LloN
we're ever ordered by those persons lot "holll
they were intended These documents are now
held in storehouses two Or three years anu
then returned to the superintendent Oh oocu-
-nents and by him distributed among lhe IL
hraries and institutions of the country
AR Ricketts, also spoke of the duplication OF
comics of public documents sent to libraries, say
year returned to Washington duplicates by
libraries. other substantial reforms in the same
lire were recommended by Mr.. Ricketts,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-27
LIS PENQENS,

ath-ave, Nos 49, 50I sos: 3sth-st. Nos 4o2 and
414 West: Mary MEG. o BTen Hugh A McGrane ct
al. partitior): attorney. r II. Guy.
Broadway, No. 2 1o4; Arthur R. Atkins But
Ter ct al faction TO restrain etc. attorney s H Stuart
5Ith-st, $, $50 IT. OF 3dave. e7x1005: 11th-st..
sn- % "a "a 90 ; =
5Itst., lO05x25; lGthst., 332S TT. of u
'Fx!2; Mary Hagemeyer George Hagemeyer ct al.
action TO declare lien etc): attorneys, Krakower
Broad Ct. No to ca: South william-st. Ne. 8;
Beaverst. No "a IS; and Beaver Street Com
agt. City Real Property Investing Company (spe
cifc performance; attorneys Bowers * Sands.
loOtst. Nos. Do and 204 East: Meyer Snshemer agt
|. Kahner & Co warrant OF attachmeno; attorneys,
PIstzek Strook.
Pau!s Place W corner Washinst on-ave, 40. Ok
CO 3x irregular; Henry agt Abraham
NJ Morgenroth al foreclosure OF nortgage) attorney,
z. l. Krug jr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-27
!, nff LIGHT SENTENCE FOR DEGENERATE.
Petition Declaring Gentleman Burglar" r.
rexponsible Saves Him from Prison.

jackson B. Thorn, alias John w Thompson. the
s'ge.tIeman burglar who was arrested in Mont
clair several weeks ago the charge of robbing
the home Of Solomon H. Wright. was committed
yesterday 10 the Railway Reformatory by order O.
r7,dee Skinner in Newark Thorn had been in the
Erssx County Jail since his remarkable confession.
in which he toll. in deteI how he entered more
than dozen houses in HAckensack. Enslewood,
Monfclair and ihe Oranges and robbed them with
out being detected.
THAT he was not sentenced TO a term in State
prison or the penitentiary is due mainly to an ap-
neal made by influential citizens including the Rev
Johu s. Duncan pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church. at Mercer. Penn, where Thorn was born
and reared 4 petition signed by them was received
hv Judge Skinner. declaring Thorn TO be entirely
IRRESPONSIBLE morally for his actions. 1t was point
hereajfy and that in his family there had been cpl
Sepsy and habitual drunkenness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-27
REALTY NOTES.

Herbert A. Sherman has sold for Edward Weeks
the Sales farm, comprising about 100 acres. at
NEWCASTLE Westchester County n.
The Chelsea Realty Company TOOK title yes'er'
dav from John O. Baker to q plot, i991Ox1& feet,
ar +be northwest corner of 15ad-sG- and Broadway;
the southeast corner of li5th- = and Broaa"ayi
90 11x1G0 feet: the northW est ser of loth-St ana
BROADWAY ls9 I0x9o feet, the northwest corner OF
1s5th-st and Broadway. 1s911x10O feet and parcei
frxqs II feet on the north side of 34thst, ao Ieet
west of Broadway, and from James X Hay the
southwest corner Of 135th-st. and BroadW aF I3sHN
100 feet. r. 49,, o - ,ra-a
ba brokers in the leasing Of the Vanderbilt mouse,
Ne Ne "a 5th-aye to Henry c. Frick at yearly
rentai Of more than $5Go 600. That Mr.: Frick had
leased the house was reported In Ihe lrlpuhe sois
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-27
CLASSICAL THEATRE FOR CHICAGO.
Women the Promoters-A Starless' Com
many To Be Maintained

Chicago. Oct as-This city IS to have theatre
where the season through nothing but the classic
IN drama will be presented. Its promoters are
women and their purpose is to offer the works of
ehakesreare fbsen. SudcT1nann, Kaufman and
others. The playhouse viii be maintained by sub
ecriDtion and a stock company will De maintained
from which stars viii be eliminated
This announcement made yesterday at the
regular business meeting of the Chicago Wonan's
Clul, BY the president. Mrs. George Benedict
Carpenter. and the chairman OF the committee APP
pointed TO consider the subject. Mrs. John Buck
irrflara. Sufficient financial backing has beer
promised according TO the announcement. and the
Eofianss Club placed its approval the project
BY 7otsng its moral and active support.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-27
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS.

liostro agt. Northwestern Realty Company ct
al; October H. 1905 10y deposit) -.-...........
113th-st., No. 301 West: sth-ave.. No 2,oaI;
August Mugler agt. Henry Harks ct AL July
%, 1905 (by deposit) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Same property; Wilson Plumbing Contracting
Company agt John Marks ct al; July Is, 1905
tpy dePSsip ~. -, Il, :,
Hartwel ct al; October 49, 1908 Cby depost).
55rh-st.. No. and & West; Hell Brothers against
General Building and Construction Company;
May 16 1906. Observation-Disclosures.
49th-st No. 81 East; same agt. same; May Is.
l'uO :
11th-ave., w $, 18th to 59th SITS, 200 f0xsoo:
Ahondroth & Stein ast Interborough Rapid
Transit Company ct al; Sept. 8. 1905. 800.
s7th-st.. Nos. 56 TO GO East; M. Mulligan's Son &
Co.. agt. Joseph King; August Is. 1905 (by
Doh1t
41st-st. No. 129 West; 42d-st.. No. 1875 West;
Pittshurg Plate Glass Company ast. Chris
topher C Shayne ct al; September 20, 1908.