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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-03-16

1t was in the early summer OF the year
iS9-, one of the n~ineties, at any rate, that
Gerald Sinclair was Laying aimlessly In
the park, when his shoulder was smitten
violently in that fond way that our ath-
letic friends have. When he had recovered
sufficiently, Gerald turned round, his hand
being grasped by a particular friend in
the shape Of Richard Cunningham. Esq,
better known as Dick.
"Hullo, Gerald, my boy! Just the man I
wanted to sect An anlysis of this speech
will reveal the island of which tie speaker
was a native.
Whats up, Dick, why so enthusiastic?'
ITS like this, old chap! Nv promised
10 take some one with me tonight TO din
ner at the Ansteys', n you're just the
chap"
But I don't know the Ansteys," pro-
tested Gerald.
"Of course you don't! They knew that
when they asked me to bring some one,
and l suggested your name. So you must
come
Wei, I haven't anything on tonight.
so 1 might as we'll"
That's ell right, then. After dinner
Miss Walrond is going to talk on 'Women's
Rights"
"Wh-at?" cried Gerald, who began TO
regret that he had agreed to go. How
disgusting! If there's anything / detest,
it's the 'Women's Right woman"
MY boy, Ethel Walrond is a fair stun
ner. Jolly nice looking girl, and a ripper
to talk to. If 1t wasn't for that fad of
hers she'd knock spots off any girl /
know"
That is how It happened that Gerald
dined that particular evening at No, Is
Carlton Terrace, and made the a%cquaint-
ance of Miss Ethel Walrond in the follow
ing quaint manner:
There was a large crowd at the Ansteys
that night, several Of whom Gerald knew,
and a number more TO whom he was in
PRODUCED. but hadn't the ~faintest idea who
they were.
Eventually he found himself alongside a
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-03-16
\ QUESTION o ;sE
>WysI \ \ ): J !: ~ ); !; m; :!!: n
W toNxtsnr r,J 81 n z pEtssT.
Nv GREAT BRITAIN RsHTS RE3ERNED.
E NEWTON BUAoLx.
corNsiShr fsJ 81 Mr. hEASST.
GREAT BRITAIN RsHTS RESERNED.

You see, / didn't think-that Is, i didn't
know-er-that is, of course-er, oh, let's
go in TO dinner. Unless you won't nave
anything TO do with me now he added
as an a~fterthought.
That evening ranked in Geralds MIND
as absolutely the most enjoyable or his
whole existence. Notwithstanding the
very vexed question of 'Women's Rights,
which went very much against the grain,
he managed TO fairly well monopoiize al
Miss Walrond's spare moments.
At the conclusion OF the evening thera
was some misunderstanding over tho car
riages, and Miss walrond found herself
without the wherewithal wherein to ride.
This was Gerald's opportunity and ne
jumped at IL. :.
'WilI you allow me to see you homer
he asked II nave a hanson waiting, and
l shall be only too delighted to help you
along"
But won't 1t be out OF your way?"
ooh. dear, no." cried Gerald, II go very
close TO your home
IT'S very kin of you. l am sure!' she
exclaimed, as Gerald assisted her into the
cab.
win you excuse me for one moment?"
he said, and then rushed a into the
house.
oh. mankind! Verify thou art the flower
OF hypocrisy, and Gerald Sinclair, thou
too. art on orchid of the species. For why
was 1t he begged to be excused? Simply
this, that he might find out where Miss
Walrond lived. And he had just assured
her that his way lay quite close to where
she lived. oh, Gerald, Gerald!
Never would he forget that ride. To
feel her so close to him. The very con-
tact sent the blood tingling through his
veins. To him, this very ordinary convey
ance was q corner OF Paradise. How he
blessed that horse, too, which was very
slow, and which moved slightly as he
helped Miss Walrond out, which necessi-
tated him clasping her with both arms to
prevent her falling, and also meant half
a crown extra for the driver.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-03-16
Joe jefferson and Early Marriages.

From E~verybody's Magazine.
Joseph Jefferson was a strong believer In
early marriages, and he never missed an
opportunity to impress his convictions
upon young men. In an address at Yale
he said:
II abominate bachelors. The older they
grow, the more conceited they become. I
was talking to one and / asked him why
he did not marry. He parted the question
by telling about different young women
he had known finding some fault with
each one. But 1t appeared hat all OF
them had married.
"'You are In danger OF getting left I
said to him. You had better hurry up be-
fore 1t is too late
oh said the bachelor, there are just
as good fish left in the sea-
"I know that 1 said, but the bait
isn't there danger OF the bait becoming
stale?'"
The life of the late Sir George Will
liams. founder OF the Young Mems
Christian association. will be written
hu hia Danhpw r r Holder williams
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-03-16
what the Evenino Wor,

.sThe evening wore on" continued the
man who was telling the story.
Excuse me-" interrupted the would-be
wit. but can you tell US what the even-
ing wore on that occasion?'
II don't know that It In important" re-
piled the storr teller. but u you must
know, I believe II was the close - : sn1p
msr DAY.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-03-16

Mrs. De Style-I don't see how you
can bear 20 live in that Wild frontier
country. SO far from civilization
Mr.. De West-Don't you? Well, I'll
tell you. I'd rather live where people
shoot their enemies han where they
cut their friends.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-03-16

Professor Koch Is said to have de-
cided TO az ply the Nobel prize recently
awarded to him to the publication Of
z complete edition OF his scientific
Mritiu9sL
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-03-16

William Il. Berry. who has been
blind since seven. has been chosen city
solicitor OF New Bedford. Mass. He Is
a graduate OF Harvard law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31

IN EIGHTEEN STORY OFFICE BUILDING TO OCCUPY
GOULD PARCEL
L. Lyons Company Leases En- gne Club Property-Broaday
PLAYHOUSE Roe Changes Hands,

Francis H KimbaIl is drawing plans for an
eighteen story Office building 70 be built at Nos
% and 66 Wall St, 50x1OO feet, for Charles A
Gould The site adjoins the International Bank
ing Companys building
he jeremiah c. Lyons Building and Oper-
atng Company has leased from D. Robinson and
J. Bendick the Engineers Club property. No. 874
Fifth ave 376Nlo0 feet, for twenty-one years
with privilege Of two renewals
The Albert Booth Cohn Company has sold for
the Whitehall Realty Company No. 1888 70 2839
Broadway. southwest corner Of S5th st. four five
story hathouses, on plot IO2.5x1OOIO feet to
Isaac Stiebel
Douglas Robinson, Charles s Brown & Co
nave sold for William F Havemeyer TO Robert
D. roosevelt jr- No. 116 East 55th ST. a three
story brownstone dwelling house. on lot lS9x
100 feet z. De Forest Simmons has sold for
MI HaVeneyer TO Charles ". Brookes No. lis
Fast Doth St. a three story brOwnstone dwelling
mouse. on a lot 1S.9xIO0.5 feet. Mr.. Havemeyer
feet
frederick T Barry has sold for Edwin FOm-
merlch 10 Charles +. RushmOre No. 1O2 East
va ST a three story and basement brOwnStOne
dwelling house, 16xSO feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
IRANsAcrIoNs IN REALTY

Charles H. Eaton & CO. have sold No. 20 West
s7th ST three story dwelling house, l69xsse feet
for Mrs Lena Levy
pease & Gilman have sold for the estate Of Z. j.
TosI No 324 West SD ST. four story high stoop
t-ov-ustone dwelling house 3oXGi2X irregular.
Pocber & co. have sold the three story and
basement private house on lot l7x6o feet No. Sl+
Second ave for Cathsrine Kalbheisch 10 NJ. B.
John j. Kavanagh has sold for Mrs Emily 10 L
Iandou a client for occupancy No. 20 E-ast ''lL
St a four story and basement dwelling mousse on
i0 Tb Jonas capek & CO. hasE resod for joseph
Zeman To Vincent Bousa and Vincent FallIn' Nos
~ and AZ East list St. six story Groom leHe-
ment house, with stores. 5Jxluz- feet. - ~
F. Y Pescia d Co. have sold Tor Jacob and MeEEgr
Bloch to a client the five story double nalhous' NO
"a East !!sl4 s. on nave sod for Nh Doran to
E01se 25ylO0 feet. Also sold for Mrs. Gent no
5ss 70 sos Wales ave. frame mousse ana s'aDe' ''A
Nathan W Herbst has sold No ga Clinton st. t..
seven story tenement house, on a plot 5zXt- zee
Also sold for shapiro. Icy g starr to o, Nelm man
& Grossman - o.5 So "a Els' SUN ST. d NV
m s 90gse Hobbs have sold for the estate Of
and 4 half story American basement dwelling
h95 r roSn H woodbury. is reported to have sold TO
an adjoining owner No. Ig West '-d ST., -FOUR sloTy
TpeeinsId Pelham Bolton has sold No. ga West
15Sth St a three story and basement nIlck o"eiIIhs
house 10 a Mr.. Merchant for oecupanc} ,,-,
Max Marx has bought from Richqr ol Z M i5aIz
Isl X feet on the west side OF Broadway. lol I"et
The MlS es{aie 455 soi an lot 25xssi feet TO o-
enub ZONES who will use iI for a garage
I II Smith has sold for the Cosmopolitan IteaiiJy
company No 2224 Firth ave- hye story double
Cetb6use with stores. on lot EXs4 feet.
i'11tttLii t1frcs and Louis Enrich have sold for
,-.5-, < .avv Nos 4i5 and AZ East 6lst ST., Old
,T5i-gs On plot f5Xl0o5 feet. 10 Max kessler, who
All e-zct p six story hathouse on the premises
sIso zo.d for Freedman Levy the lot NO 1917
sveriie A Z5SIo0 feet, 20 Max kesseT for improve
Ueur ,. --s 10 200 Wet -5rb -
e,-e story tenement hogse q lot s'Nlu'2 ieeL
w E d Ernst have t9uzH. Tor William =
zr1J-Ier ~ Workers and Conrad .'Gel 80. sTa
~ 84e West +Gth So. three i''ee 10y ''''''
bCgsas On plot 45E9AH feet Ut,
~ r, r. Elumeuthal have sold Tor > Wei
- & -r-,t ef "A four story building on lot
IS svlc05 no Dr II Freem "a, who owns acJohlng
(berise T. Duross has sold OF The estate or
? is So 10 2a5 west l4th ST.. q four story dwell
ling house on Dor -5ElW5 feet ,.. go, 7,-titi.-.
Wardelbaun L Levine have polEL' Iiotl " . sis
--.-[- ~ rr7q ID ave. southwest corner OF eiHi
s9Yr storr building. on lot -J6Ns3 feet
Pu.rInb Casey Was the broker t.. - -, ana
Schneider &, Baclracn nave Do05ii' -'Ns oA- N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
REALTY NOTES.

Frederick Fox & CO. have leased for Paul SON
tag 10 f Schuman and another person tor a
term OF ten years the building No y west
Houston ST Also for George D. Wick for a
term OF five years 10000 square feet Of space
in the mercantile building Nos 30 and 81 East
Dist St
chris Schierloh has leased the large five story
brick stable building Nos. 553 and 300 west
Herman TO Gutfreund Brothers, the wholesale
butchers. - o.,
John Conley Is the buyer Of No 40 East oIsI
ST. sold recently by Martin II. GoookInd
Charles B. Paul is the buyer OF No 20 Green
,,-icb ST and No q Murray st, recently sold by
the Fort Amsterdam Realty company.
porter & Bros have leased the ground floor
store in the Audubon Building, al the northeast
corner Of Broadway and Both St 70 the New
work Amusement Company f CLIFFORD Potter
said to-day that the lease was for i've years al
$4,000 a year. The sellers acquired The prop
erry last November from John j. ttooefls. i ne
store has been occupied by Park & Tiford'
"a hose lease IS about to expire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31

5l5 West 43d St, two six story tenement houses,
with stores, on plot 5O9lOo5 feet; also bought No
io s 56 sfn st St four story tenement hoIse on
f se ST. TWO four story buildings. on plot 5xlVSS
The Mckinley Realty and Construction Company
has sold the new six story apartment house on the
north SIDE Of 18th ST. 295 feet west OF 9Th on
D Hfny sg 15 b 4 has s2a his holdings ar
comprises about sixty lots and fronts on Dyckmau
81. both sides OF D ST. and extends % the North
Joseph PTomich. who is said 10 represent a build
ing material company which will build bulkhsad
David Price and Oscar Wtllgerodt have sold Nos
10 and l52 West 18th two stables, plot 43X32
ST., a similar property 23xs2 feet.
Potsdam Levin have sold for Charles Kaufman
Nos l5l$ and 1914 Lexington ave, &xs5 and 25xlOO
W ] fusion & Son and Willard veit have sold
for Thomas II. Calhoun the five story fathOuse No
Abraham Goldberg has 81 bought from Alfred V
Wittmeyer Nos. II and I3 West lo2d St. two I'VE
Charles WeHings has sold No. 10 to 125 West
l36th St three three story dwelling houses on plot
The Lehman & Harlem Company has sold for
fathouse. with stores. on lot 27K1c0 feet. -
Samuel and Isdor A WoHheim nave sola 70 20. JON
Planck No 80 East S3d st. 1--WE story hathouse'
A Katz has sold No. 42l TO 425 East 18th st,
six story athouse, with stores on plot 62xl3 feet
Charles J. r. Bohlen has sold for Edward Etnel-
mer the five story tenement house NO "a avenue
Mrs. Minnie Hummel has sold Nos. q and 43
Marion ST. three story buildings on poL 9'zH5 re-
Giuseppe and Salvatore ZuccarO have soid me
lot 25x94 10 feet.
5. SiIverman has sold Nos. q and % Allen ST. two
six story tenement houses with stores. each 9Xlu1
feet.
H -sierle ard Moses Feltenstein have bought from
the Perlmuter estate the five story tenement house
No. 675 Water ST.. 25X1O feet.
The Sound Realty Company has bought, through
Hall j. How & Co. from William J. EDWARDS ana
Levey ". Stampfer the southeast corner Of WHITE
Plains and 2Izth ST.. plot 9llNlS 1eett also
bought from William ". Penfeld two lots on
the east side Of White Plains south OF 1Sth ST.
Kolb & Walters have sold for Haase & Lippmann
the block front on the west side of Brook ave. be-
tween 18th and Both SITS. five apartment houses
each 40x90 feet
Michael A Loschinger & Co have sold for Bella
Peterson and Helen Duffy to William F. smith
three story dwelling house on the north side OF
lS3d ST.. 10 feet west Of Grand ave; also, Tor
Adams e Hahn 10 Catharine Darcy plot at the
northwest corner Of Clinton Place and Grand ave
50E100 feet; also for the estate Of Hugh y camp
plot Of fortv-siX lots between lSlth St, Andrews
ave. Lorng Place and 18TH ST.. also. bought from
Anton HeTmausen No. 9l3 Brook ave. I'VE Story
fathouse, with stores 25X60X75 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
WANT MEEDICANT SQUAD RESTORED
Charity Organization Society Sends Appeal
70 Commissioner Bingham.

Frederic p Jennings. chairman OF the mendicancy
----.--se rf the Charity Organization Society. has
-T-E a. r1r----rication TO Police Commissioner
r-cre- pertaining On the Withdrawal OF the police
.sz-rl % The organization, popularity known as
r --arI.rHrr squad.
III Jennings says that with the aid OF this squad
- organ cation has been able TO pursue ''ener-
---z g and successfully a policy the object OF
5tl.r was 90 make stree begging impossible, but
rrl. lif Err exclude humane and charitable as
rs-al-e 90 individuals who not professionals OF
$40 EaE--- been professionals. are DESTROYS OF
.e.-r -r that Ife"
-a--a purpose rf this letter" Mr.. Jennings de-
c.s-a- reopen The question which you
.ara .=-lled h-r 10 ask whether 10y some method
consistent Wit. tire plans which YOU have formed
~ -re department you viii not be able 10 deal
V.-- ---s subject In such way as 20 prevent
increase u- begging and the return 70 the city
e class Of vicious and deprayed criminals who
gave been either driven out OF Z repeatedly i'm
1--s--a. under the plan which has been In force.
Vf mon in rae interests of the society but IN
no interests ~ the city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
BUILDING LOAN CONTACTS.

9th St. e 225 It. OF West End ave. Tx;
State Realty end Mortgage Company loans
23oth ST., = - 20 II. Q. of Prospect Terrace. 59X
g. T. Emory CloCke loans David H. Sarfaty.
l5Oth ST.. n. s. $50 It. W OF Morris ave. 5O0lis-5;
The Commonwealth Mortgage Company loans
the Marrazzi Constru Ction Company -
Hist ct. r. e. 1877 e e OF Audubon ave. 3tbX
Q5: James NJ. Wentz loans David o.. kee- -
Fulton ave. " E.. o1S5 4, Of 10th St, Xix
1O1XI21x1O5. the City Mortgage Company loans
John n Lavelle and George II. Htl-...-......
St. PauTs Place. r. ". corner washington ave,
14OxG5: same loans Louis Z. Kleban- ---. .-..-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31

dustrial Savings Bank: WEST End ave No 600.
2tN13; due June 30. 1911. A. per cent. ...-.-...
Moths. Joseph. 90 r BorEens hmeiler, 15sth st
No 6i6 East. 25xl0O. . years. per cent
Johnston Isabella. % II Dunn Nelson ave.
g. go. 70 n n OF Kemp Place. 2JESo. years
Busch, Charles G.. 20 Albert Brandt, SAD 81. No
SOC, 25NS0, due October l. 1srls. per cent.
Kohl August. 20 Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany, 25th 81. Nos 425 and 421 West, 5OXSS. de-
mand Observation-Disclosures. ...-...--
Blank. Isdor and another % Graf, 66th ST. No
4SS East 26X100: years. 5ia per Cent..-------
Dill. Anton. TO George O. ComstoCk. 18Th ST. No
223 West, 25X92. years. g per cent. .-..--
Abelson, Therses. 20 Title Guarantee and Trust
Company: 5th ave. No poi. 25x75- demand Dee
Msngin. Thomas r. 10 George " Punkitt. 130th
st, No els TO 62O West. 75X99. years, > per
cent
Cammarano y. and another 70 II Elias Brewing
Company. p ave 9. 1910 n Of lUSth -
25NT6: demand
Ponsky Otto. TO VI Jacobs, 1880 81, No West,
25xa9; years. .--
Shapiro. Aaron s 70 Arnstein. trustee Am
sterdam ave corner 17Oth st. looNlOo; due
June 1, 1905. per cent. .--...-..- go
Wallace. Loretta. 20 A and " Hall Reeity
Company; ssth ST. Nos 81 and IS West 4ox6s
1 year, per cent ..-.---.---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Union ave e. g. &c 10 Il. n. OF 161st ST.. 2252x
5'7a FrnS EfaTs SN % as iaos So sac 10
1921 St Nos AT and 40 East; MuElers Iron
1 mTTAs es'. sarnue Won - al. ..-. SIS %
same PToPe 17. sans ioo es' Cnarles 5ss %
same S,, PT4p 10 ,5 s9Te as' jennie SIS %
PT2sPsst ave s E2 Sg7 is H+ Ig JACKSON 60 90
10Th Is and Is West. Fhenfrank House
S WreskPg g9m TadE as' sa'Ius' 4as %
West Broadway. VI. corner 81 81, l"xZAf
Frederick Pearce Company agt Christmas cav - q,
inato al. March % 1905 tby deposltl...- 'l' -
Both ST.. III East. George Fl storm agt
55acoh "oLfehs'eln 81 al January =, -. COS 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
MECHANICS LIENS.

Delaney ST. ". corner Suffolk St, 24XloO: New
Jsrsey Terra Gotta T295PSpy b+ss 6gner 81
Craston ave-. " g.. 200 It. n. Of le6th at -oN
100 Lyman A. S3g.e 9g'. H. - DsA'''' 50 SO
Tooth St r. y corner Manhattan ave, lVVNlV'
american Eagle Tie WoTk5 Sf5 Nathan 1ss 40
1ss.l. st n E.. e. of 9Th ave. lu0Nl1v
American Eagle Tile Works agt Times ttealtE
and G9pstrgcton CoHPsny owner Bronx So So
Nacomh's Dam Road s.. 2S.3 q. = or la3d
St 5R9xs6 gx irregular Albin Pearson agt
Thomas L Issyno,dz, S%ner FTea7l.H ~ 1876 Is
Central Park West s corner seth ST.. l2o-llN
$50: AdoiPh Grant & CO. as'- Fe'5. na--T + sol So
18th ST.. 125 2. Of Broadway. lanAluv
Witherspoon Plaster Nus sg} ynars 900 90
Washington ave. 100 II OF ll5d St -,VS
100 DIN J. stephens agL WS5-ss,5 SIS so
st Nos sos East. 18TH St SOS
500 and 5O4 East. Thomas J. flaming agt DlLS
and suburban Homes COMPANY owner auo 1888 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
WOMAN NAY ORDER HUSBAND ABOUT.
Z Re Is in Her Employ, Says Judge in
Waterbury.
~ r-Ierrar- - ne T-lbuae-

Derby. Conn. March 3o.-''A married woman,
e 1e- husband hires out 10 her, may order him
about - she would any one in her employ TO
ST.. wood sweep. ETC." said Judge George H.
C-.eL. ID fle Waterbury District Court. to-day
5u-.-r The hearing Of an action OF interpieader
brought .E the Colonial Trust Company 10 de-
,e-u.r- whether Pr. or Mrs L. s. Kroomer
owns $3.50 Dr. holds
1---. Hr1Huer was milllner IN Manhattan
lEs- gear. and her husband was authorized 10
draw checks upon receipts on deposit. Mr..
Eu-uar drew checks for $500 and deposited
--a. i- his name with the Colonial Trust Com
Ta--. James LCuCks attached the deposit 10
satisfy personal debt. Airs. krOomer contends
Der husband acted only her agent when he
deposited The checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
nerlrloNs IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were uleI
YESTERDAY afternoon with the clerk or the OHlI7u
States District Court
1oeeoh Hutner and Lyman Schensul. JTaCilns
r,T76er the firm name Of Hutuer 5chensul, $780, $780,
Gtllt Its and sIitngs al No. 127 Greene street
i-v-oUfarv petition fIed by their creditors VIZ
the following claims. Louis SelgoerI q I2Lo-'
Raver & Bayer, SIS, and the hreIner " ooLlstnt -
Dany 500 Transfer OF assets and preIeTeIlle4 pos
ments alleged Gervase Green was agl.o5illS5Vu IT,
refrsr bv Judge Holt. with bond OF SlvVJ ne
charge was made that the alleged baukrupts mao
abandoned their place Of business, ana tnaL II nae
Eeer necessary for the police to lock the place UP
IA r,revent a riot among the unpaid WorKlnen ana
otbers who IL waC said. tried 10 remove the prop
GET some portion Of their respective claims.
Julus Kohu of No % Avenue G., voluntary peu-
ton showing debt Of &S34 assets, Sot- ttg pal
creditor Fisher & Co. No. LAG Duane street, $5JJ-
Frank y Otis. travelling salesman, voluntary
uetttion with debts of $1,000, assets, Sz. Inc Prl-
cipaI creditor is the estate of Horato n Otis,
Workers 81 S7. This estate, the petition SAYS, mas
already been distributed among next OF kin ana
settled A claim Of 800 held by Addison J. BaChtI-
Ter address unknown, disputed Assets property OF
$500 exempt under existing Bankruptcy law
Rudolph r. FTauSS OF No II Old slip, TeSI1-
ing i'm Arlington. y. J.. filed voluntary petition,
showing debts Of $I29l05, with assets of SlO-l5l.
The principal creditors all secured by receipts Tor
merchandise delivered TO petitioner, are j. II.
Schroeder &, Co. London, England S9,349, Chartered
Bank Of India. Austria and China No. IS Wall
street. 50 342. and Horstman & Co. London, Eng
land. "a. 452 Among the unsecured creditors are
the Comp COmmtrciale Ces Colonies, Antwerp,
Sc 246: Frederick Stern q Co. Liverpool. England
81 333 and O. 2. MerTyman, No. 50 Pine street New
York City 5000 The assets consist Of notes $50;
iquidated claims, $50 800; cash deposited in bank
$1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At Il vesey Shy Joseph ? Day: 1855 9sth s. 8 80
u Of Amsterdam 20N1ODll; sty brk ten h. Ger
Life agt Sullivan ct al, action L Choae
II & l. attvs; " Turner. ref. amt due $Sl ao5 -,
taxes etc 30 plaintiff FOR S2 100 l64 sstn
10 u or Amsterdam ave. HTloo.lf sly orS
p. same action ? same attys. same re-
amt Que so e54 = taxes etc sl25 81 10 the pIaInJ
S23 100. FieldstOne Road 15Oh = Of Mosholl
ave 2sI1 12x25xI22 J Mason admr etc, agt Jaeger
Swain atty, f y Robinson, ref amt due Sl'2ob a.
taxes. et Sc 90. o the plaintiff for $500.
BY samuel Goldstieke- 1924 TO lbs Broadway cor
55th exS6 6xT5x1O5 4 u sy brk and stone hotel
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.
$4,000

Convent ave n ". corner 10th ST, for a one
and ,brpe story brick church and parish house
7$S89 the Con9ist0Tg OF Sns cH saTcSecs $1,000
F3-uadvav. n corner 70th ST. for a -FOUR Sol
brick garage ~ lGIIol2 "'R,Gh 5 arehttsct 5000
--r 49, corner 18Th St. for a SIX story
earhouse. T5Nc9 10. llreenh1um & WeleI
owners. [. A. CioldstOne architect 1'''e
1s+ ave n W corner Q4th ST. for three SIX SOY
brick tenement houses and stores, oOHoo-o
Navasky BeIlowtz' owners. iall.'-. 1000
16srE 81 Nos ll6 and lis East, for SIX sIory
t-irly Aarh0use and stores. 5lNsI-It Rlchrlan q
Greenfield owners. Bernstein X la"5..- 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-31
WILL IMPROVE DWELLING HOUSE.

Plans have been filed FOR remodeIIing the FIVE
story and basement dwelling house owned by
Mrs. Mary F. Seymour at No. % Gramercy Park.
The improvements will include the installation
OF a new plumbing and heating plant and new
electric elevator They are 10 be made for Mrs
J. A VanderpoeI. as lessee. and are TO cost
$4,000, according 10 the estimate Of Ross &
Mcneil. the architects