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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
REALTY NOTES.

J. S. Ward, jr., is the buyer of No. rs East
S3th-st, sold recently by Alexander Lambert.
Charles w. Eidt the broker in the sale OF
Nos $50 and $50 2d-ave., sold recently
George Nicholas is the buyer of No 81 West
36th-st, sold recently by Judge James A. OGor-
Louis Lese was the seller of No. :, 42S 2d-ave,
bought recently by W. e ]. Bachrach.
Plans have been filed for the remodeling of
the four four story dwelling houses at the south
east corner of 3d-ave. and 121st-st into stores
for Edward Callan owner. A rear extension
is to be added to each building. The improve
mentS to cost $1,000
With the purchase of tho dwelling house No
262 West 4Oth-st through j. Arthur Fischer
the NewYork Cab Company owns a plot 122x
$50 feet. instead of 102x9S.9 feet. as previously
reported. 1t will erect on the site building for
use stable and garage.
John n. Golding has leased for the Forty
fourth Street and Fifth Avenue Building Cor
poration might and Day BanlO the second foo-
to the following firms Hartman &, Co. Flower
& Co. and Wasserman Brothers, and part of the
third floor TO Watson & Co.
Edward J. Hogan, who for a number of years
has been manager of the 5th-ave office of John
y. GolGing. has become partner of Mr.. Gold
ing. He has been in the real estate business for
nearly twenty years. He entered Mr. GOlding's
employ about ten years ago as Junior sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03

John n. Golding has sold for William Bren-
nan No. 90 Pine-st, extending to De Peyster-
ST., to Eugene Harding. Also sold for the es-
tate OF John s. Martin the dwelling house NO
2ji0 Madison-ave 27x10O. to George f. Baker,
president of the First National Bank MT
Baker owns the property adjoining on the
south. Also sold for Julia d. Martin the dwell
ing house No IL East 52d-st-. between Madi-
son and Park aves.. 10 a DIR. Baruch. and for
the Fifth Avenue Trust Company, as trustees
the dwelling house No. CTS Madson-ave. to
John NJ Ceballos, who owns an adjoining
parcel.
NJ. & l.. Hess have leased for Lewis l. Della
field for a term of twenty-one years No "a west
17th-st. to the feather house of Leonard Hya1ns
which will either make extensive Improvements
TO the present structure or erect new building
for its own use.
NJ. Mo-genthau tr. & Co. have sold for
client the elevator apartment house Nos. 20i
ard 200 West S5th-st. 1t is six story build
ing plot 45x10O the north side of the
street and ffty-fve feet easterly from the Bret
ton Hall apartment hotel. which occupies the
Broadway block front from S5th to S6th Sc
F. A Rupert is the buyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

] Arthur Vaudeville has resold for Rettipa
Rosenberg No 216 West 2sth-st four story private
house, on a lot 16sx9s.9 feet.
Daniel Stein has sold an investor for Samuel
Wacht No 1882 2d-ave.. a five story tenement
house, with store.
Leon s. Altmayer, in conjunction with William r
Hogan, has sold for Henry Erdman to Joseph
Krose the four story tenement house with store
No S4 1st-ave. on a lot 23xSO feet. adjoining tho
southwest of 20th-st Mr.. Altnayer sold this
property 10 Mr.. Erdman about four months ago
John j. Boylan has sold for william Ellis No 40
West 5lst-st four story single fathouse on a lot
1Sx1O0 feet.
Porter & Co. have sold for Charles Flaum the six
story elevator apartment house Nos 246 and 2ts
west lZSth-st.. on a plot 50x99l feet, to George v
Morton.
s. A Israels has bought for a client from the
andrews estate plot SOOxloo feet on the south side
of Hth-st 50 feet east of Avenue A. Te buyer will
2S o East shst two ive story tweiVe r S9s
houses Sex 25xic2 zi feet TO NJ Franklin
meyer at 70 Schwartz & Kaufman Nos ss8 and $50
AinsterdamIilve two five story fathouses. with
William Iemberg & Co.. I'm conjunction with IT
she Starr l9F Nd m to Hssw5s WIS., to Ma
ST. two six story apartment houses. plot 75x99
10 s y B. Goedale Son have sold for Aaron Coleman
two four story dwelling houses on plot 4IoS
No Isa ea PTiedmann has bought for client
on lot 10y Wes V9ds five story double hathouse
BENJAMIN J. sforza has sold for Iowenrs,, o.
sOth-st $50 feet OF AmsterdameaaVtes lue %,
buyer will improve. ave Inc
me Iocii Realty Company has sold the five story
feet 49, 'N'' ''N-S''' Oh lot 2oXlOO.5
ce NIafI J; ltubin has sold through NJ Brown to
H4touse, with stores. on lot 25xi00 feet ave story
l. walter Lssberger has bought from, ro
on lot 256xlC0.S feet iS h7thouse'
rI me PortInan Realty Company has sold to Fya,r
FRANKFORT No. ll6 West l25th-st a six stor, ay
mouse. on plot 27X100ll feet 90 9'oty nat
reck sco6olor have sold the six story tenener,
81 zt-s
l0O.u feet '-9''' On plot SI6x
NO. MOTIFS Cukor has bought for client tho &c
'oIE Hsttaouse NO ~ East l06th-st 25xlO0 n fan
tAiiteu - Robinson has sold TO the Eastern Gro..
sseditg company the three story dwelling iVp,'ll
49, East Sls-st. 17xl022 feet The BUYERS oy
,iord9n, Levy 60. have sold 10 the r,,i-
mems Realty Company tho two dwelliny" b omges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
ARRESTED FOR Lo!TERINe IN vEsEY-sT

Samuel c. Baum. real estate broker. Of No,
204 West 11Sth-st.. was arraigned before Magis-
trate Walsh in the Tombs court yesterday af-
ternoon the complaint Of Policeman Joseph
Dexter. of the Church-st. station. who accused
him of having loitered in front OF the Real Es-
tate Exchange, No ID Vesey-st.
For some time, It is said, a large number of
real estate men who were not members of the
exchange have stood the sidewalk in front
of the exchange and blocked 1t, to the dtscom-
fort of the members. Peter F. Meyer, q member
OF the board of directors of the exchange.
sought the aid OF the police of the Church-st
station to keep the sidewalke clear.
Baum later arrested. He told Magistrate
Walsh he had stood IN front of the exchange
for only a moment to talk TO a friend. He
was allowed to go after giving $500 bond to
keep the peace and not stand at that place
again.
Joseph w Whittier. president Of a business
firm in Vesey-st, told Magistrate Walsh that
unless real estate brokers stepped lettering in
front OF the building he would have TO move
Other arrests will be made If the real estate
men continue to block the sidewalk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
PINE-ST. PLOT CHANGES HANDS
PREMISES EXTEND TO DE PEYSTER-ST-EUGENE
H4RDING THE BUYER
Business Concern nth ST. Parcel for Long TmSe OF
UestS Side apartment House.

Nos 112 and ia East 1l4th-st.. on plot s'ohiO'i
Crossman & Passon have sold the plot Soxss, ~
feet the north side OF 1sst-st lou ieet West %
Charles s. Fine and George Pullman have sold
for Brody & Cohen the five story hathouse' NO Il
Paul Gross has sold the FIVE story nsthoqse No.
who has has resold it to to Mr., Levine:
Joseph Bernstein has sold for Nathan Iefkowi n.
fG st M59 - on e iot a S9 feet feet ''
fo william r : Boone and Green 1ftp S chase So
S22 West 26th-st., five story tenement house, on
S. steingut & Co. have sold for Frank NJ Frank
lin to Samuel Bauch No 4S Stuyvesant-st'' se'eh
IL BerkoWit1 G has Pe sold to T. sazSerg
story front and rear tenement houses No - Avenue
Goldberg & Co have sold to A sleeslngeer No 90
Henry-st.. five story tenement house. on LOT 10~"
Levine has sold for Ida Weiss ,d to solomon @a q
Monroe-st on lot 25 3x921O feet.
30 SCammel-st four story tenement houses, on lot
Nxs5 feet for Rosa Sobolsky to A skrdlow
to Joseph Aron and Amelia Ackermann No. 656
Water-st.. four story front and rear tenement
Barry & Mclaughlin have sold to client for Inn
' bewee6 aGt 6 on fsa s blot
feet Also sold plot 6 Of Fix, lots at ths
client to II Ratner who Will improve the plot with
six To story aPartment houses with stores:
Of Male Wales and 152dst five story fiathouse
lot IS 25xl0l6 teet to Mr. Montague L J. Phillips
Samuel J. sugaFmap has bought No s74 Jackson
l. NJ. Smith has sold for w. II. Valentine to
d as1iG Hicks No ~ Coumbus-ave.. i've story
double fathouse with stores on lot 252x907x ir-
regular, between 95th and S6th SITS
schineider Bachrach have bought the Belle
haven No 5l5 West 124th-st.. a six story eie
vator apartment house. plot SCHOOL, feet.
Lehman triet has sold for Henry Ruschmeyer
10 August Vessels No. 1,4oI Anlsterdam-ave.. fve
feet
Louis Less has resold Nos 3SS and S35 East 1881
St, two three story dwelling houses, plot 36x
lOol; also Nos 339 and 34 East 123d-st, two three
story dwelling houses on plot 40 sxloo1t The buy
ers, Rothmore & Gliche. will improve the property.
{. Max Marx has bought from Bernard H: Foss the
five story tenement house, with stores No. 452 9Th
ave on lot 46x1O0 feet adjoining the corner Of
34th-st He has res0d to client of Willard Welt
No, Al West 117th-st.. five story triple iathouse
on lot 25x1o011 feet.
Gusse Englander has bought from the Kempner
estate No. 2S East 46th-st-, four story front and
rear tenement houses. on lot 25x1006 feet.
The Fitzpatrick estate has sold Nos 1863 and $50
Sd-ave:, two five story tenement houses, on plot
49 6x1Oo feet.
Solomon Wronker has bought from Bene Posner
and Barnet Goldfein No. 81 Orchard-st. five
story tenement house. lot "a 11xSs.6 feet, and
from Annie LANCER, No 144 Ludlow-St., front and
rear buildings, lot 25xS9 feet.
Cohen & Gold have sold for Charles and Louis
Levy to Freedman & Harris Nos. 81 and 81 Monroe
ST.. two six story tenement houses. plot 65x10l
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ID ave. Nos labs and :. 4eI. W s 90 1lx7o; Barnet
Rebofsky ct al TO Morris Weiss' mortgage
No as East 81 4xoo III Simon Clug ct al
,oth-st g. I25 II OF 1st-ave. 25xAlO'
N.ndeI singer TO Louis ID Waxberg and an
cher. mortgage SOS, 800. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Avenue A. Nos 157s and $50. &. 51.3xI4;
Henry Frank 70 Anaje Frank; n part; all titis'
s7th@st' Nos 2o7 and zoe East 45xloos Aaron
Goodman 10 Harry Frcke and another'
mortgage. $4,000 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
1O2d- st. No so East. 3Oxf0O.11; David May to
Moritz Adler; mortgage. $3.50 ..........- =
166th-st. No 1855 East. q 3xiO0: Julius trimmings
to Bernard Frank; mortgage, 81. 400. ....-
Moritz /. Ernst and another, mortgage, S3o."oV-,
Marion-ave, No 2.TSS, s, 26.SKSl.o. William =
Bergen 10 Henry Brown. .......-...-.. -
S0th-sf. No 207 East. 25x1O22; Barnett i5ldLneh-
stein TO Herman Spielvozel; mortgaSes sz9: 90.
Sgthst. No 3D. East, 25&9s.9. Louise kauIolu 70
Moses Feinberg and another. morteases SlV.Vvy1. =
ParlS-ave. corner 112th-st. IS. l1x2's3: JACOB
Hildebrandt 10 Nathan Fastenbers and ahothei' ,
46th-st No $40 to 54e west 75x1O05: Thomas J
mortgage, $4,000. -,
2d-st. nj II Of lst-ave. 3S.4x irregular.
Harris Getsinger TO Nathan Cantor ana another;
mortgage. So, 600. :.
Willett-st No 50, W 8. SOoxlOo.S; InoHiss f'oth-
mann 20 Solomon Retner 81 al ...--
Amsterlam-ave n W corner 124th ST. OO1lxlO0;
Pincus I,1Wenfeld ct al to Samuel Pekeiner ana
another: mortgage, 500 600.
Jones-st, No 5 10 II. 3. 15xlOO; Joshua vi
Sprague to GraylOck Realty Company. --... n
Jacob Shevell; mortsage, sS7 600
Broadway. $40 II OF 67th-st, Is. 1x1O0-2s
67th-st No 100 West. 2Jx75.b: Edward Edgar
10 Lille l. Toplitz; mortgage. $4,000 -.s......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

I11th-st.. n. 139 e. ". % Pars-av. ,...
toO.l1 H.; business Mems Realty Cornusnx fs ox
Perry-ave.. g. W. corner OF 2JSth-st T5xan q.
Manhattan Mortgage Company loaus Fa1--,.aL.
flehttS NoAtFet-iy -
Freeman St. =. so ~ W % Southern ~. 49,
ward. 15Ox99.1 IL IT.; Max Cohen ara T.- Soae.
Broadway, e. 9. 325 1t. . % fremont poss "a,
100 IT,: Gertrude Z. Master loans Alols X-sr-o-s
Riverside Drive. E. - pa n. s. of is7th-st re
X85 IT.: Ira Common wealth MOrtxa1A fs,,-.-x1a
loans Bergen Realty Company 1'S@-J
HuII-ave.. e. ,. 1924 e. n o. 2O5th-.s s51irn
Morse and Emma Schmftt @a A.
I27th-st, =. s.. $50 H. OF 3d-avs 4f,rae =, a..
Max Kessler and Samuel Solomon loaa Io..-..
Perlitch and Barnet Becker ....... SN''Sa
13Tth-st. n g.. 900 Il. . OF Lenox-avs 5oxse II
IT.; Peyser BOokstaver and Israel Cos.n -, =
Benjamin SisserTnan ...-.-..-.......- ''~-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
VERDICT AGAINST TRUST COMPANY.
Sued Builder for $4,000 Lent on His In
dorsement

After being out seven minutes jury which had
been hearing evidence in the suit of the Broadway
Trust Company to recover 500 from Max Hart.
a builder. returned a verdict for Mr.. Hart yester
day. Hart sued for this amount, which
lent TO William F. Fischer & Co, brick
facturers at Sayreville. n. j.. OH Harris indorse
ment. This company went into the hands Of re-
ceiver during the big coal strike. and the Broad
way Trust Company hoped TO get the money by
suing Hart.
Hart convicted Of grand larceny charge
growing out OF this. and was sentenced to seven
years and six months Imprisonment, but his coun-
sci got a certificate Of reasonable doubt from the
Supreme Court and he is on bail, pending the
hearing of the appeal by the Appellate Division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

90 st. No. "A East: FOR \ five story and base-n.p.
htlck dwelling house. 1Sx62 8: r. u Me-
=, owner; a ~ Taylor. architect. $50.
NathecfaI PARKWAY. =. r., 100 n. W OF Mammal
tan-aVe: for six story brick fiathouse TSx
o9ui Nj. Hirshi!eld. owner: Thain 4 Thain
eth ave = W corner 1ilth-st. for two six story
iptlGA nathouses and stores, SOx03 . T. H,nc-
lander owner: s. Sass, architect .....----
eth. st, n; $. ASH II. . OF Avenue d; for a cna
story brick office, shop and stable lI6xiS1 ava
three story brick mill. 40. 4x65; American Ics
,, company. owner; a. W. Pierce architect
AS-i- ST. n. s. S43 II, W. OF LenoN-ave. Tor n six
STORY brick hathouse and stores SB Sxs6 ~. L
stock owner: Bernstein AZ Bernstein archttects
AlnStefuaii- ave. n W. tI4th-st for -
I'VE story brick nathouses ana stores al SxSs,
W.. =, norman owners; j. Hauser archtecf
west Hld-ave.. 30 II. n OF sid ~ g,r -,
9ne stSry brick sheds. - 6xiOO; j. Mack Owner,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
ROBBED, THEN LOCKED IN CELL.

After being relieved Of a gold watch and s15 by
footpads, John May. Swede, OF No. 1851 2d-ave
spent Thursday night in cell at the East 104th-st
station. being held a charge of intoxication
Shortly before midnight May stopped by two
men at 2d-ave- and 107th-st., who grabbed him by
the throat and relieved him OF his watch and
money. Nays cries attracted Patrolman Knowles
who gave chase to one of the fleeing At the
corner of lst-ave. he arrested William Darby OF
No. 2014 2d-ave.. suspicion. May also locked
up. on the charge of intoxication. In the Harlem
court May was discharged and his alleged assal-
ant was held In $500 bail for examination this
ing,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
BUYS FRIEDMAN PARCEL AT NEWPORT

De Blois & Eldridge have sold for the trus-
tees Of the T. A Havemeyer estate the place
known Friedman. in Bellevue-ave.. Newport,
r l.. to Pembroke Jones. The place is at
present under lease TO Colonel John J. Astor.
who has occupied it for several years Mr. and
Mrs. Jones will occupy the Baroness Seliere's
place in Bellevue-ave. the coming season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
SATISFIED mecgAN,c. -
MECHANICS LIENS

Cortiandt St.. No. %; Frank J. Cast
IoTX ae.spnohs company. owner. Cni,s4 ~ ~
123d ST., No go East Peerless Erf., -..s..
ast; bernstein Bros. owners: l. I.uss-sDoss
West End-avs.. 75d ana 7tt5
Drive whole block; Maurice FTssssa.s wide
Charies u Schwab, owner: wfIIlara n az
garten 4 Co. contractors -. S@4r-
Broadway, p e corner Of 141st-st az q
Gallo < Fittsil. agr Alfred Ienis and ~ %;
borough Building Company. ownsrs. ~ 49, So tntsr-
tracing Company. contractor ~'1a So1-
1921 :, s. $40 a. e Of Washington--av,, va
TX IleS' SANITARY EireprO0dng and Co., q
Ing Company. aRt.s Hillside PsaIf-- -. .esssf-
structon company. owner and enntrac,.-- Oon-
2Dth-st., Nos u and 10 West; gtandarT 800.
s cooSrsSseys as' 'sreen & Rchman. owssr,
s - To- .
6Oth-st. Ne l4 East; Sefzwlclr Nsrtir,. ~.
ing Company. contractor. ..-.... -'"tfact-
West End-ave. No. $50. Henry I. Kray.,.... 80.
Wiliet Realty Company. owner and con~-.s 81
Westinghouse. No. 1.082: KauSrnan u 10Y. z
ayt Paul Friedman. oVnef. ana ro-s-s y snschsl
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THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

--i . 81 n g. tS5 n. e. OF 9th ave FOR n t,r,
S 49, frame dwelling house 2ixSG; Mary NJ,
,r Sea9 ne owner; James X Cahiu architect
west Farms Road, = s.. 40 H. W az CIaScr
aas uIes STORY frame store and dwelling hS,,sA'
oUASo' Sahies Anderson. owner. p II McISon
Maple-ave. W. $. 100 II, n. OF .itth-st -,
one story frame bakeshop 25x3a: Iosenh' 80 80 q
tcrrs, owner; William GuggOlz architsrt Wv"
fordham- 81, e go a. $ % trnr,lba,, 49,,
q one story frame boat shed. I5X iOO. w
tolllson. owners and architects "'NS "
Msllsoi- 81. ". s.. 200 n. OF Morris Pam "a.
rSr Two story frame dwelling house r1SsO.
tns,'Y Peterson. owner: Enrich Peterson arsbf,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
JAP FARMERS GET NEBRASKA LANDS
GBy Telegraph to The Tribune

TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
North Platte. Neb., Feb. I'm setting aside
'Tlsable lands which come under the big gov
eminent canal near GUERNSEY the government
has discovered that a colony Of japanese has
got control OF big body OF the best located Of
the lands and busy farming them The
lands we're almost worthless when the Jams tool,
them. but now they are valuable The Tans
were brought ia 10 work in the sugar beet Aalds
but soon obtained the lands themselves They
cannot be 6ispOssessed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
PERSONAL TAX LAW DECISION.
Those Who Swear OFF Must Prove Bona Eide
Residence Elsewhere

An important decision was handed down IN the
Supreme Court Yesterday, in the Of Hugh
Martin Inman Of the late John II. Inman, who
said he bound pay a personal tax on
$4,000 OF property, consisting Of bonds and mort
cages, on the ground that he was not a resident of
This city. but lived at Cedarhurst Long Island
The point of the decision that persons who
swear of their taxes must prove bona fde resi-
deIce ELSEWHERE.
The court decided that Mr. Inman did prove
that he "A bona fide resident Of CedarhurSt 1t
says thai he did not vote in the place, was he
asSe Ssed in Queens County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
BELIEVE THEY HAVE FIREeUe.

In the capture Of Morris Norzick, a sailor, who
gives his address No. 81 East Broadway the
police of the Madson-st. station believe that they
have captured the man who is responsible for the
five incendiary fires in lower East Broadway on
Wednesday night. The man, who was locked up
in the Madson-st. station, taken into custody
by Patrolman Brogan, who, in citizens clothes
was on the lookout for possible incendiary at
teinpts last night. he was seen TO place bundle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
Real Estate.
A Business Revolution

The Title Guarantee and
Trust Company has revo-
lutionized the whole me.
thod of conducting real
estate transactions.
In former times the in.
experienced individual en-.
gaging in a real estate
transaction might be bled
at every turn. To-day the
Title Guarantee and Trust
Company takes care Of
every detail from the pre-
liminary contract to the
closing of the title, at a
minimum expense, and
then guarantees the vail
dity of every phase of the
transaction.
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TO ERECT HOUSE FOR E. H. WISE.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Murphy for five story and basement
dwelling house TO be built for Edward H. Wise
at No. Al East 52d-st. 1t is TO have a FACADE of
marble and brick IN the colonial design, with
second story balcony and a central entrance
with balustraded stoop. The building will
have small gymnasium. Its cost is to be
$4,000. according to Alfred H. Taylor, the arch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
SELL BROADWAY BLOCK FRONT.

Hall ]. How Sc Co. have sold for William Nc
Gowan the block front on the east side of
Broadway from Manhattan to Lawrence St.
2O0x irregular. to the Realty Operating Com
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HENS eLUT MARKET-DEALERs FAIL

IBy Telegraph The Tribune
indianapolis. Feb e. II. Hadley & Co orc of
re 'afses' BUYERS and shippers Of poultry in this
H'a'e' nave made an assignment result Of the
oVernrocuction Of eggs, owing 10 the open winter
TIE firm had millions OF the summer laid eggs in
cold storage jn Eastern cities and The price bas
'"ien Nil They are worth less than % per cent OF
S-g.RC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
PANkHA TRADE FOR NEw-oRLgANs

tBy Telegraph - The Tribune
New-orleanc. Feb. AS the result OF constant
complaints that The merchants Of NeH-Yorlx had
the advantage in selling goods. the Panama Canal
2 Commission has been appointed the purchasing
sGent OF the Panama Railroad Company. and for
me l-eN' CIR VII buy just half the supplies needed
~ tf"r.tosore al these supplies have
1eeA Doush t ~ Sew YORK. At the end OF tie year
Re Iu.oh,Astfs WI determine which cify l. to
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FIaE7RooFlNe BONDS SOLD.

Lls 4elesrdI.n 70 The Tribune
tIttsbUTE. Feb President William u Henri
OF The Aaioral F.reproohng Company returned from
AeR-Iork To-day with the announcement tb,
.Nlne there De had disposed II a % So t.,p bond
issue Of the company Mr. Henry said that h.
aid not care 10 make public at the present time
what concern would uuderNr!te the bonds Thee
Nill not De sold for less than e2ia' he ssi5 INA
lronsllN lEfLnr Iaf -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
LARGER TRAFFIC SQUAD ASKED.

The Merchants Association sent a letter 10 Po-
lice Commissioner Bingham yesterday protesting
against reducing the traffic squad and advocating
its enlargement. in part II reads:
The Improvements since pres methods were
employed are very great. The orderly division OF
traffic At street corners has done away with
blockades. The safety and comfort OF pedestrians
have been greatly promoted.
Extension OF the service is asked for various con-
gested places downtown and along West-st
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BIG LONG ISLAND DEAL.

w. Clarence Martin has bought through Jere-
miah Robbins the Charles Ketcham, Peed.
Travis and Fleet farms, comprising $50 acres
fronting on the main South Shore Road between
Amityville and Babylon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
REPORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CANAL.

Washington Feb 1.-The House Committee on
Railways and Canals ordered to-day favorable
report on the bill, amended to grant a federal
charter for a canal between Pittsburg and Ash
made il committee designed prevent the
watering Of stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03


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