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New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
CLOTHING
WOnnen's Dept.

0S-Inch long travelling COaL
of very fine grade English
Worsted, in neat dark pat
terms, seni-fitted back, new
full sleeves; all sizes,
At $40 and 1880. Value 1900.
Isabelle and Sable Fox Stoles
and Boas, Of fine American
skins, in different lengths,
Value 20 TO $500.
AT $40, 1880 and 1900
Fine Marten Scarfs, 70 inches
long, Of selected skins,
Value 20 to $500.
At $40, 1880 and 1900.
Gray and Blended Squirrel
Ties, satin lined, in different
lengths, Value 10 to $500
At So. SO, 10 and 1880.
Sets Of Imitation Ernline,
with genuine Ermine Tails,
satin lined Tie, pillow shaped
Muff, Value 25.OO.
AT $1,000.
Shirt Waist Suits of Crushed
Velvet, in black only,
At ST. SO. Value 1000
Walking Suits of all wool
CheViot, in Jacket, etOn or
blouse effects, with pleated
skirts, in up to date styles,
Value Is to $500.
At $40 and 1880.
1875 odd Skirts, in dress ana
walking length, new models,
of Cheviot, Broadcloth, Vene-
tian, Fancy Mixtures and Vel
vet, Value 10 to 20JO0.
Al So and $50.
A few odd Evening Capes, in
tan and red, Value - to 20OO.
At $3.50.
SO Coats Of fine quality Ker-
sey, 4o inches long, fitted
back, lined with Skinner sat
in, handsomely tailored, in
black, brown ana tan,
At S12.5O Value - TO 35.OO
Plain and crushed Velvet
Suits OF fine quality, late Fall
Models, handsomely trimmed
and lined, black and cOlors;
also fine tailored Court Suits,
At $500. Value 30 TO 5000.
12 very handsome Velvet
Suits, which sold from
30 TO 10000.
At S25 and $500.
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ass for newest
ideas in net top laces-au the
latest-seed. repouSse. rose point
guipure and other effects-7.I0
pieccs-CorreCt tints-Paris Ecru
Ivory and ChampagnC-loVely de-
signs every one of them-uot an
old pattern in the collection
choice Of all-worth Zoe. 40
81 OO. S125, at...,.......... FOC
95c. a yard for 1000 yards of
St. Gall galloons-the firest laces
imported-these from the same
source - beautifu! Irish lace
effects-new Pompadour effects
Point Gaze eftects-noveity en-
broidered GalloOns with color
effects-S1.50 To $3.50
values = at va 4, 95c. Sa AS
ana -....- ..------....... - i@
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Another great glove offering.

Regular 81 $50 gloves
of last weeknew smart
ideas in pque all the desirable coo
and svgove used importers pairs and packages
secure import wearing and good hts
prices regularly sell at 81 S and
81 5O-NIonday at 79c.
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Fine Great Values
Em broideries two 20 p.Ts I]r

Nainsook. Swiss and Cambric
1lsertinGs and EdEinEs-
Close and OpeuWOTk designs
TO 3 tnch-value 9 cents. ..--.-..J
Edgings. Insertings and Bead 1OH
tngS-2 to 8 inch value 10 y s4Sf-
i7inch FlOunci1g-Iovsly patterns n
for Corset Covers and Children s=1
French Dresses. Special. ---...J
u inch Corset Cover Emb'y- "a
bead tOp-value 80. ........-..@
- inch Skirtings-newsst -S9
patterus-vaIue 10 ..-.-.-----.J
Finer TO es for $50 qualities
Fine AlIovers-1eat and showy SO
patternS-vaIue SO. ..-.-,..-.---
Nainsook and Swiss IassrtinSs-
2 TO 9 tnch-beautiful designs
English Eyelet. French and Irish
Point patterns-maks slahorats Walsca
yolxes. dress trimming
regularly sold 40 TO SS.sS-
January Sale Price. 20 to 2-45
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january Sale
Buy While You Can at These Prices.
Sale Prices
Towels
TOWellings

All Linen Toweling-extra 81
heavy-16 inch-vaIus 50 .. - y
All Linen Crash-also Check 4 a.
Glass TOwellin9--1S inch. .....- -
All Linen Twill and Crash Tow 1Or/
ellings-sxtra heavy-SpeciaI. r - y
All Linen Barnsley TowelI!Dg- 81
IS tnch-14 cent quality. OT4
Dar1ask and Huck Towels
1Ix31-THemstttchsd or Hem It)
usually .l61z ..---..--.-D
Extra fne ToweIs-Damask and Huck-
hem d. hemstiched or frtnged-17x3I
70 20x45-White ana cOl'd borders
that were ST. ..-......-.... 9S
that were .7e-..... 20
that were 30 20
that were .23........... .
Turkish Towels-extra heavy
80 inch--vaiue "a. 9..-.-.......--.. 10
Bleached urkish-22x33-were IT .12z
Huck Toweis-hem d-1Tx38. 12is 6
Crepe Towels -fringed-2fx43. IA f2B
Huck-H. S-21x44- 4-.,-...... % II
Huck-H s.-22x41. --...-.-. 80 %
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Fine Linen Table Sets
Reduced

Satin DaTnask-rich patterns
drawnwOrk borders-h. $. hem
or frtnged-Cloths OF various lengths
ali with dozen napkins-were
sos to s17.9S. Now 5. % to 1 I 90
Linen Satin Damask Sets-White
or COLI burdeTs-frfnged-
SX10 and Sx12 clOths-dOzen
Napkins Were So. 9S and S4. 20 , OQ
One Price to clear. %sSC
Fine Linen Sets-tringe and . - An
rows open work-usualIy ss.5o. .. Z.49
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Last Two Days
of
January Sale.

WHITE CAMBRICS
YARD WIDE-Ffnished by the AZS
Lonsdale Company y................. S@o
Limit Twenty Yards-No Mail Orders
QUALITY XL--valUe .12i7 O74
Limit Twenty Y6rds-No Mail Orders
LONG CLOTH-36 inch
Il yard piece-vaIue $1.19- 9-.--..-. 10
Limit Two Pieces.
Ask Tor January Sale Long Cloth
Nainsooks-12 yd- piece
value S1-SS. .-..-.--..-.-....-1 SO
Fine India LInons-SO inch-exceIlent
for children's dresses-vslue Is ~
Limit 12 Yards.
White Mercerized Waistings-
fancy dss:gns-Were 80. .....-.... 10
Heavy Madras WaistiIgs-
desirable patteTnS-value Is S&
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CENTRE PIECES 24x24-were SO. 50
20x20-were 20 .29
Look for Red Ticket Goods
Main Building
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Renaissance. Applique, Enid Swiss aaa
LineR-some with Mexican drawn WORK
hemstftched or scaIIop.
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WOMEN.s NIGHTDREssFs
WOMEN'S NIGHT DRESSES

Nuslin-cluster tuckS. hem
stitching and emb' y-value A
Limit 3-No Mail Orders
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

Muslin. Cambria and Nainsook-
round. '. high or square neck
emb. d yokes. with square or plain
or H s tucks-value 70 and 50.
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Yard Wide Muslins-

Even finer than those with which
the January Sale began. so YOU
can judge how good they are
Limit on Bleached-5O Yards
Limit on Cnbleached-20 yards.
No Mail Orders.
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Cambria and Nainscok-Insrz and
edge OF lace. ruftls OF emb'y Or
three rows drawn work
worth 50.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
WOMEN'S NIGHT DRESSES

Cambria. Muslin and NainsOok-
with dainty laces, emb'y and
TibbOn-2G styles-value s.. 80
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

fiuffy f1Ounces. with syeiet OF
Point de Paris lace in Van DYKE
and straight effects OF fun
Tuffle. with wide English eTnb'v
and tuCks-hererOfoTa So. 25-
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--sIMPsoN CRAWFORD Co
To break all lace records.

You'll help take the time
traodinar
ordinary lace importer makes
business nnodses
trade that
line Of as do often outside Paris and
London shopsal 1905 a half
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
FINE CAMRRIC sKIRTs
FINE CAMBRIA SKIRTS

20-inch lawn flouuce with tucks.
lace ins'tgs and ruff1s OF RUNE of j
handsome ernb' y
heretofore S1-9S- S--.........-.-..
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Annual sale kid gloves 81.

this price-and you choose from the hand
gloves possible to procure. No old passe
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

5SC and csc
for some 600 pieces richest St
Gall novelty net top laces-l2 10
10 Inches wide--soft, beautiful net
laCes. laces made for finest dress
making trade-the newest ideas
in Point Gaze and Por1padour
eEects-hand made Lierre Iaces-
all here In this great Offering
worth S1.5o TO $3.50 vd.- nr
at i1c. and. d.......,,......... SOl
Lace rgs-hundreds OF
ieslsns-vast asSortment-au the
very latest ideas in net effects
raised ngureS seed effects
POINT Gaze designs - Repousse
nets dots-small figures, Sc.
NC: worth half more S2 mn
than We ask-05c. to. PS.@U
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WOMEN'S UNDERsKTP-s
UNDERsKIRTs

Observation-Disclosures OF emb'y
ruffie-yotSs OF French band
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LIS PENDENS.

11Tth-st : 10 fl 5th-ave. 15OxlO0 Il; John
Block and another agt Idor Gnsberg faction impress
lien: attorneys, Spiro & Wasser"OgeL
9Oth-st CO and 81 East. two actions; ] Frances
Greene ct al foreclosure OF
NOR attorneys, Thompson, koss & Warren.
1OSth-st 549S of Amsterdanl-ave, % 4XiClll;
Iawy ers Mortgage Company Henry a Larson ct al
foreclosure mortgageD attorneys Cary & Robinson
l34th-st Gas East: John Waters Wtlnelninie
Waters tact.on to compel conveyance); attorney A
Meacher.
regular: ImOgene austin Jacob Cohen et al fore
closure o mortgage; attorney. L 3 Gnsburg-
ia. 10 and iS7 and other property in
Emile Huber A. executors, aSt Eliza
beth PETER faction declare instrument mort
gage: attorney. F ObeTmeier.
Kallman Cohen agt Mary Simcox faction
to impress lIen) attorney r y Isaacs-
2Sd-ave, No 1925: Amelia Cohn Isaac Hattenbach
and Of mortgage); attorney. oheu
Carminess. No g. Ella w Mills executrtx, agt Charles
Coldstein foreclosure Of uortgage) at
torneys Peckham. Miller & King.
136th-s n 2e2G It Of Broadway. S4Xse II; James
Dougherty agt Transit Realty Company faction to I'M
press lien); attorney. ] Kelly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Eq edeaa e; No o2s, 25za71; Charles
Sane 4S properly aS5 louis Lel6sohn Fried
Lots POS III map Unionport segfred Koppei 4O0
,a to Istd0rs Brooks Nominal
to Sophie G9:dstein; mortgage So 900 100
r6oss j:urdsn to Snna aaS 2oAloolo; 100
Armstrong 10 JACOB MannSener e fope T
ecuto-s and trustees Of Meier Manuheimer 100
A6aa ct al 10 Fannie Se-S woi iO 8ortF 5H
9ls5 No @52 East 25zioo8 Fanny Hsnno to Nv
1l6thsi No 1ei to III Eaf $780, IL sn6e 100
LYMAN to Samuel Adler and another; mort
l47th-st. No 545 West iex89 III August G chris 40'
112R to No @h": a simon 100
PaTk View Terra ayS s. 200 70 " 100
I25xi25; James Young JACOB Gott6oaer,. 1e $50
2sx 125x 2ex 125 Katherine
Lot ia. amended map Bronxwood Park, 4oxos,
Emma shrmer 70 Thomas E Beesley.. Nominal
100 Bankers Realty and Security Company to
LOT "a, map partition Of land of G Ferris George
,o6th-st, 10 III East 256xo6 IL Isaac Edesoa 4OO
Ct al to Morris Becker and another; mortgage
200 Il q s5t6s, ioo1loo; '-'1'
ATenue <, Nos COS and loo $ 5oxs0: Jonas 1''
Wen Ct al to NJ H Hoehdorf mortgage, SIS 900 Nominal
100 fremont Terrace Bunkery ReatT and and Sex Sex
curty Company to Charles Bramberg ......... $3.50
MEGA to Luigi Mecca Is part mo mortgage gage
SsTsf 2srSs % % Prss IF os sss. S,3ses
5000 Nominal
shirmer Charles a Hall. mortgage 800. :. Nominal
cbTsng s ,To g. l IL # T. Of Peha-aye
mortgage $4,000 $3.50
i52 s. Kate N HardvYicise to Louis starEma2 100
Meisler ST. to Clara wottrlch. Nominal
| Ketcham a. 70 90 Occidental Raaity Company;
ll25h-st. 100 Z! Of shave 5oxioo1I;
gage. SIS eco Nominal
Martens to Henry Martens mortgage $4,000 Nominal
Jacob Bloch and another; mortgage $4,000. - 100
Same JaSQ6 Bloch e o 81 to Sam Cohen
1oSfh,s No e. 22o o, 6aT T3: 25HG9 sigmgnd
12eth-st 5, lo9 10 it c OF ienox-ave. DIX iOo
90 II John F simpson % oscar sc6ein Nominal
son; ............-".t.. 100
al to oscar Sc, sch seheia Mortgage: $4,000 10000
lo55hs5 50 I5S f. ASKER
1-7th-st 20 5e$ 70 867 Vest 56xlo6i H. Max 100
,5 si 10 s5 Il Of a a9['E 25Eio5 ~ Berf6a 100
9se %S III AS4Ao xs6 SIT mssas $ os 1000
another executors e / Kahn o.- 1900
Gro{ Eorse.s nSrtsas ss3oo5 100
Meyer Asher r Meyer: Nominal
\ Burke to bertha Bermauer mortgage, $4,000 100
derdns to charles BerTian. - Nominal
ersad-ayye s $50 4 q is45h 10 5sl22 10:
Henry A9nf Singh a. executors ana '''s'sYs 1o47o
man \ FRESHMAN to Max Gross. mortgage. go
Bt s5t o2 " ;. IS It Of 145,st 25xeo
Issach-ave No $50 $ is4Nio4s Isaac Stern ,o
c;Tl5-ay tI e f. 200 {, Of ls4th-s l5oexs77
Anne Leyey Fl al. executors. TO Henry SIN OIL,
Gf ran v s. 275o II n Of ls4,h4t, 20 21llsl;
Anne Levey Ct al. executors. 70 Henry SIN ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
NAN HOLDS Up TRAFFIC.
Orator on Il" Pillar, Suspended
OUer Tracks, Talks to CroJcd. q.

A man who said he was Frederick Tucker, Of No
10 East 56th-st., q coachman. employed by the
Holland House. was arrested last night, and was
later removed to Bellevue Hospital TO be exam
t,ed as 10 his sanity. The police found Tucker
about five feet up an elevated pillar. in Shave,
near 25th-st. He had his feet thrust through the
iron stats ana was waving his arms wildly abouf
his head while shouting 10 imaginary helper
below
fuckers body pro,uded over the traces. so that
cars could not pass. and number OF acacuctors
and rnotormeu were in the crowd. begEiEs him TO
descend SO as 10 raise the blockade. which had then
lasted fifteen minutes BY combination Of per-
down
The man said that last Saturday he had driven
n f9ur-in-hand 10 New Rochelle, and That one OF
the horses kicked him in the b =. Inr SuEss5A
mans brain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
BIG BROADWAY PLOT SOLD.
PARCEL 10 NEAR SITE OF AUTOMOBILE CLUB-KIPS
BAY REALTY COMPANY THE BUYER.
The h"0T B""g Broadray Landmark Leased-Od
Hospital Plot, in Pork-ave., Changes Hands,

TIE Kip's Bay Realty Company has purchased
from the estate OF John Downey through George
r Read Co the buildings No. 231 to 237 West
5sth-st, S5xl05 feet; Nos. 1121 and 723 Broadway
soxS0 feet and No. 232 West 55th-st 20xlO0.5 feet
The three parcels adtoin. 1t has also purchased
rom Mile B. Palas No. 234 West 55th-st, 2Ox
005 feet The combined plots comprise about
"a 500 square feet The united parcels have a
frontage Of IS feet in 54th-st. 40 feet in 55th-st
md 80 feet in Broadway. The Automobile Club Of
America plot the north side of 54th-st. is a
short distance west Of this property. Francis B.
Roberts and John P. Kirwan We're the other brokers
Z the sale
The officers Of the Kip's Bay company are:
President, Allen l. Mordecai, of the firm of A. L
Ncrdecai & Son; vice-president, Z. c. Potter, Of
me firm OF Potter < Bro: treasurer, Emanuel
T5eilner. the firm Of Hetlner & Wolf and
Jary John ". Stoddard, OF the Century Realty
Company
Knox Building. at the northeast corner of Fulton
81 and Broadway. The lease is for term Of
fv-epry-one years, with three renewals. A large
building viii be erected the site, the main floor
ri which viii be occupied by the lessee.
The trustees Of the Manhattan Eye and Ear
Hospital have sold the hospital property, a four
story and basement building. at the southeast cor
ner Of 4lst-st- and Park-ave. The plot is $3.50
feet The price was between 100000 and S45O,OGO
! Big hotel may be built the site
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
STRIKE THREATENS sCHWAB HOME.
English Speaking Marble Cutters Want
Places Held by Foreigners.

4 strike is again threatened on the new home OF
Charles NJ Schwab. in Riverside Drive 10 ioIVe ,ie
-, - marble workers belong 10 the Empire
I1obor club. composed Of Bchemions and Italians
,,,liartt,, Of the situation is that the English
s-aakfnc union of marble workers which comes
under the arbitration agreement Is trying 10 nave
the strike declared.
>-o,. ~ the unions members are at work there.
md II wants the strike against the Empire Labor
CI,,b men in order that its members may Get the
work The Associated Building Trades had not
acted on request up to last nisht. None OF the
- hitch come under the arbitration agree
Int have men at work on the building. and the
ne, reaking workers hold that in consequence
> strike ordered for their teneht WouIu ho' "e q
S-{cia+io0 OF the arbitration agreement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were fled
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
Carl L Lndskag No: 1s4l9 East 72d-st; Liabilities
$50: assets $3.50 The pri2clpal creditor Is Dr. ;
buchanan No sd st, $500. The assets consist
of painting and decorating goods 900 mousse
hold goods, SIOO and accounts, $50.
J. SANDY saloon manager. No IL jackson 81 -
liabilities $50 The principal creditors
& Co. No. 232 GreenWlch-st 81 So;
Eastern brewing Company $39sO and Edward Mulllgan
q PRINCIPAL Item Of asset Is an equity
In a lie Insurance policy Of S%l5. 1890. . -, .
Frank W Miller Newburg liabilities S4lSl; assets,
81 9OS The principal creditor is Della c Miller, NeW-
burg. SIPS. The assets consist Of st0ck or men
Furnishing goods estimated SLIPS: deposited IN bank
SlC0; apparel s72. books $50 cash on hand So s. and
S53l.
Antonio. Fiippi No. "a Canai-st; liabilities SsV','
assets SOS The principal creditor is J. A Phorick
Co 79th-st and East River, 1884 -. o., 1870 ,,-,rt
Rosa Thomann. salesw0man. No. 1850 3d-aNe-; ha6l-
TICS 50 csc; assets So principal creditors are kes
sci e. % No 80 Bro adway 81 $50 secured by assigned
book accounts and mortgage real estate ana Lewis
FIaase No 10 broadway. So G3G
William Thouann baker. No. 1850 Sd ave: hao!litie
SIG 12 assets The principal creditors are hess
q co No so Broadway. $3.20n; Lewis Haase No 10
Proadway 50 cas- and solomon Urbach No 81 Broad"ay
81 200 The petitioner schedules as an asset an as
Signed mortgage Kessel Co. n s. 900 ms n'e est
i'm patent litter 81: novels 81; accounts que
600 OF 80 400 the petitloner sta es' mas
been assigned collateral 10 kesseI 4 GO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
MECHANICS LIENS.

%th-st' No 100 West; Jacob Saperman against
John wagner, owner Theresa SteiIman. con-
tractor ........... ..........
Sd-ave No 4,u56 10 1902: Samuel Hornstein and
arother against Morris and Henry NieTenbers.
CamorelIng ave 5. 800 II Of 1S3d-st. 1OOx1OO.
owen Toner against W shannon. owner: Meyer
Barber. owner and contractor. pee.
lS2d-st n :, 100 II OF - Ann s ave 50XlOO.
Thomas Bailey against Jane r Lemon ownec
T4th-st. No 42l 10 425 East: Sialbin & Zimmerman
against Aaron Foreman and George AToEson.
owners; Charles Greenbaum. contractor. .-.......
TSth-st, Mes 202 and 2O4 East: Davis Kereps
against Henry l. HOgnet. owner, Levine Meyer
Contracting Company. contractor. e.. ..
14th-st. No i22 East + & VI Talsky Co against
Meyer lsear, owner and contractor. ...-.....-
3d-st. No 80 10 3J4 East; Max Epstein against
Adolph Mandel. owner: Nathan Rosenberg. con
,
7Sth-st, Nos 202 and 204 East; Joseph BARKER and
another against Henry L Hognet. owner; Levine
Meyer Contracting Company. contractor .
Broadway, corner 4lst-st. runs 1874 9S
Go PAS 20 p Y IS. 10 n " "a
to beginning; John II Shipway & Bro against
Louis L. Todd. owner and contractor. ...........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18

Schumacher. II. 70 Title Guarantee and Trust
company; Lafontaine-ave. W 5. rs II s OF ITsth-
NOBLE, r. TO Clayton: Westchester-ave s.
o4,S II " or Easle-ave: years, per cent. zee.
Aurney. =. TO Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
company; l25th-st. No $50: per bond. ..........
same 70 Hermitage Company: same property;
prior mortgage, $50. 600: years per cent. -.
He!ter. l. TO d Doran: 12Sth-st. 5. 15S Il "
or Zc-aVei years, 3 per cent CONGRATULATIONS.
Astarlta J. to A Reilly: ll2th-st. s. 125
II W OF lst-ave; years. per cent......-.....
bachman, Il c. 20 J Rodgers: Dyckmau-st
s 800 It n " OF Sherman-ave; 2 years. per
zen, LEM --........
OF Broadway; due November l. 1906. per
GaGdin. l. 10 Railroad Cooperative Building and
Loan Association; 3d-ave, 5. $50 Il Of lst-
81; instruments. per cent. ......-
Harper, L. Sonora II, 10 George Geffer: lot $50
map Hunt estate; year. 8 per cent. ..--.-....
Cohen Jacob to J FrieliuFsdorf; Columbus
ave, corner lot 10, map Downing estate:
Degenharot. Charles j. TO city Mortgage Com
pany; GreenwCh-st, corner Frankiin-st: l
year, per cent. .--............... 800.
Ho!tz, William, 10 Charles " Smith; lots a02 and
Knoll George a, to l. Newhaus. 24lst-st. W 5
lot 265. map WashingtonvilIe. 3 years. 5 per
Farley. J A. TO Samuel F Adams. Maiison-ave
- 10 DO to $40: years, per .-.....
norman, NJ. and another to Northwestern Realty
company i9th-st, $ 100 IT Of Sth-ave;
Weinstock. L c. 10 E Decker: 22d-st n s IS II
or 3d-ave: years. Az per cen. ........-...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Argar y 70 70, hsT ears ~ pee per $4,000
Penner f. + Helms; oist-st' no So last : 5n
Lgdn A. 10 ov !. years ~ per 500
r George 10 y Rogers NILS inst
ia n " Of 2d-ave; years, per cent o.ou'
Adler Samuel. another 10 Sundel Lyman.
II6th-st No lel to III East; six mortgages,
81 CSC each: prior mortgage SSVoO years. 49, oo
Baldwin. c D. ee IG $50
eooVsrai.h Charles. TO N G ketchuEn Fort Wash
in5toa,1Fe' : y -. 500
rd5Tnan II 70 G Hyman and another: 2d-aye,
40 I, OF llo'n-s' $500
sans EIS 70 IaI near per 1850
Brown gr@s3dyssy. demand Per 500
No. ono 10 Edward L Roster Fox-ave s,
IST n OF KinCfbrIdge Road: Monticello-ave.
corner 1enerson-ove; years. per cent. $500
T,snr1 Albert to J II Young; Park View Ter
TeGe' s. 40 II p" 1900
. en- 7, IN United states Title Guarantee and
Indemnity Company; 1Slst-st s. at cor -
No. is1d hereby conveyed. years. cent. GOO
smith ] b. 70 Broadway Savings institution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

AT NO. IA VESEY-ST.
BY Parish Fisher. Mooney Co: l6 Greene-st 5,
2T1I Grand-st. l9Xl00, story oft and store
bldg r c Watson al. F W Hotchktss et all
C c BIanke, atty; G H Montague. ref amt due S4l-
.7 So: taxes etc SO; 133 Bleeckerst so II
OF Wooser-st, 100xl0o, two story loft and store
bdgs: New-YorB Life Insurance Company agt L NJ Jones
It ali Andrew Hamilton. atty \ Lawrence ref; amt
due $19l 207 90; taxes etc, 8. -.
F3y Joseph p Day: $50 16lst-st. $, 1901 II 2 OF
Broadway. 1s11N991 II. story dwg action 2 West
chester Traction Company another. agt Butler
ct ali r f K Prime atty; Randolph Hurry, ref amt
due 50 ia So taxes etc SI5s So SOL I61stst 1905
- " Of Arster1anl-ave IS likes H. story dwg; &C
ZION i same agt same ref; llt due. $9Il3 so;
a. etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
REALTY NOTES.

The Greene & Taylor Company has leased for
Rose Lyman and Henry Goldschmidt Nos. 46 and As
East 5Sth-st., two four story brownstone dwelling
houses on q plot 50xlGo5 feet, for term of years.
Walter c. Tetcr IS Jne buyer Of No. 309 West
ll5th-st. Nathan q Zimmerman. Of No. 7S4 Anster-
Garu-aVe oscar Haase Of No. IA West lU5d-St, and
G. slime Rieser OF 30. III West 10th-st.
PARK & TilfOrd have sold the plot 5QXl022 feet at
taking back 2 lease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
EoR BROOKLYN PARCEL, s4eo. 900

william A Read bought yesterday at public auc-
ton. 81 the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, a par
Gel SKIS feet at the southwest corner of Court and
JoraIeuon SITS. Brooklyn. The price paid was $3.50
90. This is the property which has been known
as The Low Building, and owned by =. a.
Low. Mr.. Read refused 70 say whom he repre-
sgutcd in the purchase. although there was ru-
NOR that he cid the property in for Mr.. Low.
4 large dwelling house, No. $50 to lS4 Column Dia
Heights owned ~ AIr. Low. was knocked down 70
Rustin Robbins for $1,000 but il vas afterward
said that there had been sale, as Mr.. Low de-
sired 10 get at least $4,000 for the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
TO IMPROVE THE RUSSELL HOUSE.

Plans have been fled vita Buildings Superinten-
dent Hopper for the enlargement Of The fouE story
and basement dwelling house at the southeast cor
ner Of Park-ave. and 3Tth-st., which Is owned by
Horace Russell. An extension q feet deep will be
added AT the south end and the interior renodeled
and redecorated. Part Of the basement will be
fitted as q billiard room. The improvements are 10
cost $1,000 according TO the estimate of The arch-
rects, Fister GGde & Graham.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-18
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS FILED

l2Sth friedman l loan RoS 9f is aie
Franklin-st corner Greenwich-st, 63X2S; The
o CITY MTF's0se company oan' TO 5000
3dEst e $ 428 # e Of I13th-st. 50 4x1OO: Gerson
Lyman Rgmn ana M'he. oppe''rs.. 5000
NIadison-avc. 5 corner j5th-st. 5O2xS26: Ger
Life Insurance Company loans James 4 ,eo az,
6ob-st Nos o47 and 249 West; title Guarantee
and Trust Company Rio Company -.---.... 10000
Lonefs5l2%s os, 15 81 100 Ieonaf 9i 1900
Jen 6a s@1s Gio,ssDser 5000