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New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
BROKERS' FIRM MOVES.
Name Taken from Office of John w.
Richie s. Co.

The brokerage concern of John w. Ritchie Co..
the senior partner in which. who was formerly a
member OF the firm Of Yates g. Ritchie. was eN-
PEELED from the Stock Exchange several months
ago. moved late yesterday from its offices IN the
Hanover Bank Building. Callers at the office IN
the middle of the afternoon were told that MT
Ritchie gone 70. the day. and that his partner
was out OF town. Asked for the name OF 'he
partner the woman stenographer answered. ! am
not authorized TO disclose it,"
Late in the afternoon il was noticed that lie
firm name on all Of the six doors leading 10 the
Offices had been taken off the glass. The resuiaI
entrance door was unlocked. and visitors ioui'u
that things being packed up as II Hio ie.
The stenographer declined 10 say anything aOou'
the intentions Of the concern the reasons for the
disappearance of the names from the oo@rs' "e
renting agent Of the building confirmed the rePoi'
that Ritchie moving.
..Ritchie & Co. are going out. but know moth
ing about their reasons for going ne saiu'
future address I have been informed py 'he"'
win he in The Lincoln Trust Building. Montgomery
st Jersey City" ,,..,..
when a Tribune reporter called at Mr.. Ritehe 5
house No. J West l07th-st- last nght, 10 lhqulie
about his future plans the door was sianliheu i
In lime 1904 the telephones of eleven brokerage
firms among them Yates. Ritchie & Pope. IN WhlSh
removed from the floor OF the Stock Exchange by
order OF the committee Of arrangements: On Octo-
was reoreanized Yates & Richie on Decemper
% Richie was expelled from membership IN the
Stock Exchange for unjust and inequitable prlh.
cipes Of trade and for fraud in the management OF
his business
There has been a sharp upward movement In
stocks during the last few days and IL has been re-
sometimes happens in such a market, some firms
may be caught IN the rise
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
MALTRE4TS SMALL GIRL
Fiend GiUes Her Strong IntOri-
cants-Makes Her InSenable.

Joseph Shey, of No 125 Shelleyst., Brooklyn,
came to the HAdams-st station last night, and
said that his seven-year-Od daughter Julia had
been kidnapped He accused James Duffy, former
ly engineer of the Columbia Theatre. of taking
the child. The police sent out general alarm.
Shey went home threatening vengeance against
Duffy.
Soon afterward a neighbor brought the child
home. and said that he had found her uncon-
scious in the gutter at johnson and Adams SITS
When Shey the child, he at once started out
to find Duffy. He found him at Johnson and Pearl
sts and began pummel him. 4 patrolman IN
terfered. but when Shey told why he was doing II
the officer took Duffy to the station Duffy was
discharged. .
An ambulance surgeon who attended Julia said
that she had only had beer but that whiskey
had been given to her, and that she had been NAL
treated. AS the police heard this, they
sent out a general alarm for Duffy.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
BURGLAR WITH A CONSCIENCE.
Returns Stolen Cigars and Pays for Those
Already Smoked.
EBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Nyack n. Y, Aug 11.-Stephen Winans pro-
prietor of Fort Comfort, pleasure resort at
Piermont, is convinced to-day that burglars
sometimes have cOnsciences. A few weeks ago
somebody broke into the fort and stole several
boxes of cigars, a lot of candies and other
things of small value. Mr. Winans has just re-
ceived by Wells-Fargo express most of the
boxes of cigars which were stolen. and with them
came a SO banknOte to pay for those that were
smoked.
The money more than paid for the loss, and
Mr.. Winans says he would gladly pay the money
to know who the fellow is and to shake him by
the hand. Mr.. Winans thinks the burglar must
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
FOR CONTROL OF PLEASURE CRAFT
Launches a Menace to River Traffic of This
City. .,.,..

Washington Aug. 1.-THE American Association
of Masters and Pilots of Steam Vessels Is endeavor
ing to secure the cooperation OF the Department
OF Commerce and Labor in asking Congress to
laws which will bring all pleasure craft under
the regulations of the Government Steamboat In
spection Service. With that end in view Luther r
Dow, of New-York, the general manager of the
association had a conference to-day with Acttn.
Secretary Murray
The government inspection officers are now
powerless exercise control Of anv character over
pleasure boats launches OF less than fifteen tons
Boats of this kind engaged the ferry business
in New-York Harbor and in the rivers In that
vicinity, plying between New-YOrk city and ad-
jacent places In many instances IL is said they
operated by men who are not licensed and Dlv
without life preservers or showing side lights AZ
night. Mr.. Dow informed Acting Secretary Nfurrav
that these launches are menace TO the river
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
MANY BREAD RIOTS IN SPAIN.
Thousands of Laborers Loot Estates-Au-
thorities Powerless

Madrid. Aug. 1.-THE situation I'm the prov
inces arising from the semi-starving condition
of many farming communities is becoming
alarming Dispatches from Malaga report that
5000 laborers are Overrunning that district and
threatening private property. In the communes
of Junguera, Alozaina and Pizara the authori-
ties are powerless 10 cope with the rioters.
The agricultural population around Cadiz is
increasingly turbulent, and begging is the only
means of livelihood in the province of Seville
Reports have been received of serious outbreaks
in Osuna and Carmona, where 1900 laborers at
tackled the farms and carried off cattle
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Edward Bremen is reported to have sold No s52
West 16th-st.. story building, on lot 2oxfZlo
feet.
William P. Rooney has sold for Berenice T.
Singerman No. 43o West 53d-st.. five story tene-
house lot 25x1005 feet.
HirschfeId & Iiebhof have bought Nos. 335 and
S37 East 9th-st.. five story tenement houses on
plot 6Ox1OO11 feet NJ Lippner & Co. were the
brokers.
Mandebaum & Levine have bought from Mrs.
Lena AItmyer No 1O7 East 1O5th-st.. dwelling
house. on lot 16SxsO feet; also sold to Harry Wit
tenberg No. 251 East 1O5th-st. five story hat-
house on lot 26xlO0.u feet
Huberth & Gabel have sold for Lisette Senk the
five story tenement house No. 81 East Sth-st on
Arnold & Byrne have sold for Jacob r Klssiing g
to Morris P. Joachim No ~ Central % I Park west
FIVE story ON saeT lo1 T1 have sold for Jacob
Freedman TO Joseph La1ber No: 1901 9d-''Ve-'
Arnold & Byrne have sold for George heler s
No 1O20 Westchester-ave.. new five story nat
Smons & Maersfeider have sold the southwest
q On of % ree ans story dweg
Wintfred 7. Johnes has sold to joseph Fischer
e@snt G6s IN houses Sns @ on f5 piot S4xio55 feet
Sons No. 1876 2d-ave., five story hathouse on lot
?. ImDerato has sold to Mike Marrone No 2,2s
1st-ave, three story frame building on lot
DR. A H. Urbin No. 2O55 sth-ave.. five story triple
fathouse on lot 25.5x10O feet
five wts 5Porg dou6ie athouse No Is East ii5thst
lot 25xlO0 Il feet
Charles Klein has bought No. 43 West 105th-st..
a four story dwelling house on lot 1610x6SS feet.
Benjamin L. Levo holds title.
SCHNEIDER & LAebler have sold for Henry Schramm
Della Were No. 429 East l23d-St, a three story
dwelling house lot 166X10On feet
P. b smons has bought the private; dwelling
house No. 115 West 11Sth-st. on lot 2GXlG0n feet
o. w. j. Schwen<er is the owner of record
Maria N Anderson has sold the southeast corner
3d-ave. and 95th-st. four story tenement house
lot 25.2x105 feet.
NJ Levy & Co have sold TO Harris NJ, Timbe
No 16l East 99th-st. five story tenement house on
lot 25x10O11 feet. Joseph Houser is the owner OF
record
Joseph J. Harris reports that DR.: E: K, Brown
has sold to Michael H. Whalen No N0 East Broad
way four story brownstone single hathouse on
lot 23X1OO feet.
David Cells has sold for Haber. Dworkowitz
Haber a client of Joseph j. Harris Nos IS and
Catharine-st.. six story building with stores,
on lot 26x10O feet. together with an alley ad-
H. Frankfort has sold for II. Och No 545 West
54th-st and for G., Eidel No 547 West 54th-st, two
three story buildings lot J0xl00S feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
r.. Il. FIGHT IN JERSEY.
Increased Rates Denounced by
Council.

New Brunswick. y. J.. Aug. II CspeciaD.-The
Grand Council Of the Royal Arcanum of the
State Of New-Jerseys convened here in special
session. at Columbia Hall. this morning dis
cuss the increased insurance rates and to sub
nit a report, TO be adopted at the close of the
session. to the Supreme Council, which will meet
August 30
The Grand Council voted tonight 10 direct its
Representatives to the special session of the Su-
prerne Counol 10 work and vote for the repeal of
the new rates Of insurance, which to into
effect on October !. Some fifty resolutions were
presented for consideration from the different
lodges, and these We're all referred to a committee
Of seven. who presented three reports shortly
after o'clock for consideration by the Grand
Council
The majority report signed by five members
Of the committee. This comprised a preamble
adopted by Germania Lodge, of Hoboken setting
forth that a readjustment of the insurance rates
is necessary, and urging that the Grand Council
work that end. This preamble was contradic-
tory 10 the four resolutions incorporated with it
one of the resolutions was that offered by Bay
onne Lodge ana set forih ttlat IL Is the sense or
the Grand Council that the law creating the
rates. adopted last May by the Supreme Council
The three other resolutions We're those offered by
Fred h Cans % East Orange Council The first
lnstructs and directs The representatives TO the
supreme Council TO work and vote for the repeal
OF the law creating the new table OF rates enacted
declares that il is.Ihe that all the members
in the Supreme Council should by voice and vote
AT the approaching special session support the posi-
liOn OF the Grand Council The third directed the
representative to the Supreme Council offer or
support a resolution giving the privilege Of the
floor al The coming special session any properly
accredited committee from this or any other Grand
Council.
Colonel +. c. Stahl. Of Trenton. presented one OF
he minority reports WHICH favored a postponement
of the rates 10 into effect in October until
thing better could be found. The other minority
report. by Dr. DOrWard. OF SieltOn. EXPRESSED The
confidence of the Grand Council in the action taken
by the Supreme Council NO action was taken
upon the Dorward report, but the Stahl report was
brought up motion substitute it for the
majority report. and the motion voted down
by 70 ! The majority report was then adopted.
An effort made TO have a substitute for The
new rates directed repealed adopted by the Grand
Council, but il adjourned without taking any such
action.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

6sth-st n s. 2T5 II Of Avenue A for two six
per. owner 6 Pelham architect. s7soO
I12th-st $ 20 = Of Mad for six
story brick tenement houses. 40 3xST11 J Fisn
owner: Bernstein & Bernstein architects 00
18th st, No 21O 10 PA East for six story brick
tenement house 45xS7.11 BorOnsky owner
Bernstein architects -....--.. 800
113th-st. 5 g 1I3 II of 2d-ave; for a six
brick fathouse. 51xs7.11: b Pernatti. owner. L
F Weher architect. 5000
20th-st No 23S East; for five story brick loft
building. 22x90: NJ G OBelrn. G
105th-st. Nos 102 and 104 East for six story
brick tenement house. 4OXST.11s Ludman
architects ........ 1000
119th st. No 222 To 23S East. for four six storS
brick tenement houses. 40xST-f1; Hauben Realty
tects .-.",'....-. 5000
Broadway. 5 sOth-st. for a five
owner; " " Howe architect ...e. $500
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sd n sau;h Mount 2 SS "Ha S
l4s Nos ,. 5fa and na 2gG WeT si GS9se oc
St G 4S John Buesfsln to aSndass @ hsH
same pT9per5y: " saunders Jacob Blue ,a
s2d st No rs west. 2o1io2. . Anna ( Daniel
176nst FS 10 s4s oS" Eas5 19SI15s5Sx126 i1 Martha
'Pf '@5fsi Wss s@a'a HsSis
I912 city Real Estate Company to Sylvester ,o
BanS2st. No 50; 5: Breyoort Real Estate Com -.
Madison St. 40 SO $, 19.6SiiG Louis Frank
os 2a 2e Ess T AntHoUy Hon o'
man to Michael Homann mGTtEage $2 200 1oc
Hofrmann: mortgage, SD 500. .:........... 1OC
to Robert De e Forest st o mortgage T sa5oo i re
Fgiton-aye No 1886, " $ aaxiGo: Michael 4
ptfeo x % al & e Jacob aar M m9Tss a TGo LOG
70 arnold Adler and anoth r. mortgage, $1,000,
-. Land Company Of EdenwaIl TO William Unand
100 EdenwaId: William Ufand to Geneveve E
Fitzpatrick and another mortgage. 81 700
Joseph Reardon to Kunigunda Keller. -, 100
Wakehed; the Upper Bronx Realty Company
st Neh6lasave 81 20 iG # Of iiSthst 2a4x
so5x25x95S; Irving Bachrach ct al to Joseph
Hudson,,st No 995, 5; Wilmer to city Of
Ii; &s5;s & a4e Fs Goi5od xe. 2sla
w%odySres,-aye i95 g ef ,le4!hs st. s7d1 '-
Joseph Huber ir to Mary E Brugman; b and $
old line l9xiOo: sarah sn al, Walden to Annie -
same rrorerty: Annie ' Taylor to Ardelia
West End-ave. corner 66th-s n 900 10
TO GIth-st W 3SSSx 202.T To G6th-st
the United States to Rodolfo Rodriguez .........
4sth-st 3, i5o It W Of 10th ave, T5x1OO5; Will
77th-st 5 3 $50 II g of 2d-ave, 27x96x27 2x0S:
Hulda Abraham 10 Frank Prudisch; all liens
140th- st. n $. 800 n c Of 81 Ann's-ave 2O0x95;
Northwestern Realty company FleisChmann
Realty Comnanv mortTaRe. S1+0 600. .......... 100
1O4th- No II East. 15sxT5; Elizabeth Devine
to Max Koeher: mortgage. s.. 900. ......,...,.
116th- ST. n = la II W OF Pleasant ave. 1axtOOiO:
Frances \ Cowlss to Antonio Gregorio: mort
Washington ave W : 500 II OF Rathgate Place.
1oOxl5O; James Morton TO Victorine Morton:
18th 81 No 5iG East 25x 100 5x25 4xsa 2: sadie
Lesser Frank Iier: mortgage $4,000. ...... IO(
io2i-st. 316 and 31S East. 37.6NlO0 II: Samuel
Pomeranz TO Morris Shidlovsky In trust; mort
1aist ST. No IL East 25x90 II Philip rosenberg to
Annie Frank; mortgage So 400 ........., 10,
Sophie Hofberg ct ri to David Perlman and
another; L part mortgage. S21 500 10,
Sd Nos 3SlS and $50 5DSl00: Mary 4
franklin To Max Mayer: mortgage $4,000; re
rsSoasn 200 > ., -, ion
25xt2fx25X1355. William II Godsoe to Mary a
I4oth- ST. $ 700 II Of Alexander ave. aOx
100 ] Boyce smith Jeserh smith ......-., lOC
Park-ave. No aT2 20xTA: Patrick DUFFY
William Martini mortgage. $4,000 undivided
ST. No siI to 3i9 East 07xod. Jacob Fish To
Max Fine, mortgage Si43uO0. ...,...........-.. LOO
2Ist- Nos pa aud 24G East 42xa2: Max Vein
berg et al To Lyman Horwitz. mortgage. $Si.
clay ave. No lGG6 $ 25xioo. Ernest wenis
l45th e5 OF whitlock ave e5xiOo:
Nellie skaTupa ct al to Charles Koens. loI
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
MRS. EDDY BUYS LAND.
Tract Worth $500 900 Sold to Her
Near Boston.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.I

Brookline, Mass. Aug. 11.-Mrs. Mary Baker
Eddy head of the Christian Science Church has
just bought tract of land here, valued at
nearly 100000. containing nearly four acres,
overlooking the Brookline and Chestnut Hill
reservoirs and the Beacon-st. Boulevard. 1t Is
generally believed that the purchase has been
made by her simply a representative of the
society and entirey for church purposes. 1t is
said that she intends TO build on the site a
grand Christian Science sanatorium, but Alfred
Farlow, spokesman for Mrs Eddy in Boston,
says he does not know why the land was
bought.
1t is also said that on particularly slightly
spot of the tract Mrs Eddy will build for her
self home. where she will live at least a por-
mother church.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
RARE COINS STOLEN.
Pennsylvania Mason Loses Collec-
ton He Refused to Sell.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l ]

Allentown. Penn, Aug. u-Frank B. Smith a
hard-working stone mason. seventy years old, well
known here collector of Colonial coins, was
robbed at to-day of seventy-three of his
choicest specimens. Several days young man
who knew much about coins, and who said he was
William H Smith. of New York, called on the old
man and offered him $1,000 for his collection Since
he had spent 5000 and thirty-hve years Of study
and labor in getting 1t together. he declined the
offer.
While the old mason was work to-day his wife
left home go to a grocery. As she returned home
three strangers from the house. The coins were
gone. but nothing else was stolen The sum Of
500 in the same drawer left untouched
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
SNAKE CENSUS LARGELY INCREASED.
Hundreds of Welcome Little Strangers at
Bronx Geological Park.

Curator Ditmars who has charge OF the snakes
al The Bronx Park is much encouraged over the
great number of snakes hatched this summer. He
said yesterday within the last thirty hours
TWO hundred serpents had been hatched. and only
three OF the large brood died.
suzzana a fine specimen Of the Western ribbon
snake Matched - young ones. They were OF three
varieties and no snake resembled it's mother
me latest hatch consisted OF S2 garter snakes 10
Illinois ribbon snakes SO water snakes and 73 rattle
snakes. in four broods
while the snake collection al the Bronx Park is
already well stocked. the curator Is anxious 10
add 10
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
CANADIANS REFUSE LICENSE.
Will Give None to Vessel Which Obtained
Certificate from Americans.

Ogdensburg. y. Y Aug. 1l.-Canadian steam
boat inspectors nave refused TO grant a license
to the excursion steamer New-York. to which
after examination, a certificate had been
granted b. the United States steamboat in
spectors.
This is said 10 be n violation of an interna-
tional agr cement that certificates issued by the
inspectors of one country should be recognized
by those of he other. The question has been
brought TO the attention of the Dominion Min
lister Of Marine
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
A NOTED MURDER TRIAL ENDED.
Five Persons Sentenced. to Long Terms for
Killing Count Bon-Martini.

Turin. Aug. 1.-THE jury to-day found five
persons accused of the murder of Count Bon
Martini guilty. with eXtenuating circumstances.
Tullio Murri, the victims brother-in-law. and
DR. Naldi, an accomplice were each sentenced
to thirty years in solitary confinement Countess
Theo di Linda Bon Martini. wife of the count
and Dr. Secchi. her lover. We're sentenced TO ten
years Imprisonment. and Rosa Bonnet, her
maid to seven and half years The case dates
back to 1902 1t excited intense interest through
out Italy, owing TO political intrgues. over one
hundred lawyers were engaged in the trial.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
LIS PENOENS.

521 West. Mary Lassa agt sophia TIch-
field al; foreclosure OF mortgage: attys Merrill Rog
Davis Berkman et al; action to cancel deco
atty d Lasky.
Iexington-ave Nos 161 and 1853; Patrick Galiigan ana
another James Eurmant aTtOn 70 esIablsh hcii'
attys Eiiitz Hulse. ~
Avenue A n W corner T2d 81. 25 sx100: Morris Wo-
Morris Okum: action set aside deed attys
Pollock Abrahams
ForIhan Place 5 $50 II " Of Grand ave. I5xl23 TX
75x120 2: Cecilia Mcmillan by guardian agt James NC
Mullan al. action TO debar claim; atty J n Judge
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
BROADWAY LANDMARK LEASED
STRUCTURE 1T THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF PARK
PLACE-A s6S0O0O TRANSACTION.
Upper Corner Plot Changes HandSae of Choice 8@dst


The General Society of Mechanics and Trades
men. of this city. has leased to the United cigar
Stores Company No 239 Broadway, being the north
west corner of Park Place. for twenty-one years
from May next. The yearly rental VIII De %V'V'"
and the total rental for the term so50OO
The Mishkind- -Feinberg Realty Company has
bought Nos 76 and rs East 1Oith-st- southwest
corner of Park-ave. The parcel Is two three Story
dwelling houses, on a plot 32xl0o.11 feet
Douglas Robinson Charles s. Brown q % no"
sold for II. L. Dye- to client OF trothlhg nam noH %
Moore No SO East S2G-st.. four story hish So,
brownstoue dwelling house on lot SxlVz- ie'
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
NO SUGAR RATE PEACE.
Gulf Roads .StubbOrnIy Fight for
Monopoly.
tRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

Niagara Falls y. Y Aug u-At meeuhs u
traffic officials representing the Eastern and West
cru trunk lines this afternoon it was announced
that the sugar rate no nearer a settlennent
rbsD when The officials assembled. The Gulf roads
held out stuhbornIy for their demands, 10 whlch
the other roads would not accede The exact nature
of these demands could be learned. but II Is be
leved that the Gulf roads wish 10 mohopohze
5ha entire sugar traffic in the Missouri River ter
tory B. d. Caldwell vice-president OF the Lacka-
wanna presided AT the meeting. The next meeting
viii be held in New-York August 3
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
LARGE PARTY AT KENARDIN LODGE
Many Well Known Persons Guests of Mrs.
]. S. Kennedy at Bar Harbor.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Bar Harbor, Ne. Aug. Hat Kenardin Lodge
this afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Kennedy. OF
New York, gave a garden party. attended by
one OF the largest gatherings of the season
Among the guests were Vice President and Mrs
Fairbanks General Horace Porter. Morris K
Jesup, George w. Vanderbilt General and Mrs.
Morrell. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. C. Blair, Mr. and Mrs
Dave Hennen Morris, Count and Countess Ian
gier Villars. Ripley Whittier and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Dana Gibson
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
MECHANICS LIENS.

141h-st No 420 East: Samuel II Lendsoerg agt
Meyer Isear. owner and contractor ......-:
Castle Hll-are. 1, lot 91, 81 RAY mond Park
The Bronx. 25xiO0; Church Gates e 90 agt
John Hardman. owner. Joseph Wolf and FRED
erick Campshiede. contractors. =.
Cuotona- s.. 100 n n OF 1S3d- ST. Z5xSO; same
agt Marie Ozab and Francis Vorndran. owners,
Joseph Wolf and Frederick Campshiede. con
tractors
fremont ave. No 1. .O2T: East fremont Contracting
Company agt Frank and Philip Becker. owners;
Crotona ave, :. 100 n OF is3d-st. 21xsf'
Church Gates & 60 agt Francis Norndrang
and Marie Oza1. owners; Joseph Wolf and Fred
ertck Campshiede. contractors.
Morris ave. 5. 80 II of t6Jth- st. 35s'x1O,
Samuel Benders agt The Bronx Home Realty
Company. owner; Cohen & Reiss contractors
BarrOw-st, No 1O1: Harris Safety Company agt
Mary z Hardy. owner and contractor. ..--.--.-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
SENATE MAY VOTE ON RICE BILL

Havana. Aug. las result of conferences
which Sehor de Quesada, the Cuban Minister has
had with the State Department at Washington. and
representations which the American Minister Her
bert q. Squiers. has made TO the government there
is renewed interest In the Rice bill. and IL is now
probable that the Senate Will obtain d quorum next
week and vote on the measure.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Joseph Day-Walnut st. $ % II II Of sth-ave.
S % IT TO Townsend ~ lOx n 5ISx " -
beginning; vacant; Mary Colyin katherine Ross
al: Farley. atty: Quinton Corwne ref amt due.
$22G: to Corbett for 81 4U0. ~
45th 400 II of 9th ave 60xOo5: l2 story
Realty Mortgage NTH street GO et al
Simpson. c. attys: J Campbell Thompson, ref amt
due $40 80 $4,000: sub mort $4,000 TO
u lone for
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
CONGRESS MEETS AT eUAYAoUIr.

Guayaquil. Aug. n.-Congress began sessions to-
sav lose Luis Tamayo elected President Of
the Senate and Modesto Pena Herrera was chosen
Speaker Of the Chamber Of Deputies
c.,tefs~tiou was EXPRESSED al the news that the
Pope had selected Monsignor Frederico Gonzales
suarez 10 be Archbishop Of Quito.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

ST Ann's-ave corner 81 MARY save: for a
five story brick tenement house 37-TisxSS: Ran
kin Brothers owners: NJ Carvin. architect $50
Underclin- ave. " 2T2 - II n Of IT6th-st. for
and half story frame dwelling house, Dix
-. Mrs NJ F. jones. owner: f : Child. architect g.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor, the second
that of the creditor. and date when judgment was
filed:
Davis E1iza-C stuu1pf ct all MAY 49, 1895 ST. 4e1 %
1904 ...- a. ..... 1es So
Hurd Ebenezer-W Powes: October 2S 19O4 .. 7U7 81
Halstead John W-Same: October 2s ...-. 81
Knaus. Norris J and Benjamn-Biddle & Smart
Company; January ) 1897 cancelled 605 -
hees: April 2s 1905 -. . 10 so
Mouiton: July 5 1904 ..+.-.... -. 1. .64s 90