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New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
LEMON IS SOUR ON THE UNITED STATES
Swings Mucky Words at Walt Whitman
Fellowship Dinner.

Courtenay Lemon. who was called upon last night
by President WikseI at the Walt Whitman Fellow
ship dinner the Hotel Lafayette -Brevoort 10 re-
spond 10 the toast I NoUrish Active Rebellion"
took occasion 10 refer 10 Theodore Roosevelt as an
opera bOUfe artist and 70 Jesus as one Of the
greatest men with the muck rake. classifying his
Maker with Zola. Tolstoy and Henry Gibson all OF
whom, he said, welded the muck rake He smoke
OF polluted politics and aduterated religion com
par11g them with the present adultertion OF food
condernning our industrial system and urging So
cialism- He said the fact that the Bowerv bum
cold and starving kept out Of the warm Hobbies
OF the Postofhce cold winters night was sufH-
Gent 70 indict our whole civilization. The whole
machine OF government, the army and the navy h4
salo, were only many bulwarks 70 hold in Sc
curlty the wealth Of the world
Thomas Harmed, who responded 70 the toast ~
An the Sworn Poet OF All Dauntless Rebels the
Mcrld over" differed vigorously with Nj Lemon
L1e sa!d: II don't Ike, n a gathering like this 10
5 sar ne FresldeT q the United States spoken OF
r-lOocli-lent or a public man this planet He is
alleiIlpt-ng 70 DO practical things that we ara
1TeaIllng ABOUT want 10 throw an Optimistic
note INTO TINS meeting. not anarchistic one Let
- s-he credlt Tor rGe efforts being made
The other speakers included Mrs I @ PIalDs
SlCAes VINO recltec poem Of her own composition
Ty-tl4vo NY democracy Charles Nesb!tt Grace
Fotter, FRANK stephens. Leonard Abbott John
Johnston. 9. W Barrell. Thomas B Mosler and
N-tlah fi4ce MISS Needa Cook Addicks sang al
o'li4 IAe AFTERNOON and evening sessions.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
WRONG DIAGNOSIS: DEAD.
Patient Transferred to Bellevue as
Drunk Had Broken Head.

Superintendent Armstrong OF Bellevue Hospital is
about TO undertake an investigation TO place some
where the responsibility for the transfer of dying
patients from other hospitals 10 Bellevue under
wrong diagnoses. His inquiry is the immediate re-
suit of the death OF Dominic Donate, who was
sent TO Bellevue Hospital under diagnosis OF
epilepsy and chronic alcoholism. and who died yes
terday from a fracture of the skull. About a
week ago John Kelly. transferred from the Pres
byterian Hospital. died under similar conditions
The Tribune has often called attention 10 this
transfer of dying patients and one coroner has
prepared an ordinance TO put end to Ii.
Dominic Donate coal dealer. about thirty
years old He was taken from his home. at No.
22aS Second avenue. May q 10 the Harlem Hos
pital. There he allowed to remain several
hours and then he was transferred by the Charities
Department tug Thomas S. Brennan 10 Bellevue
Dr. Ryan in charge of the alcoholic ward al Belle
vue discovered Immediately that he was suffering
from cerebral hemorrhage, and consulted DR..
SteTnberger and Dr. Bisseu, visiting physicians.
he Immediately treated for fracture of the
skull but the treatment proved unavailing and he
died yesterday morning.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Maclay & Davies have sold for the estate of
Henry Spear Nos. 306 and 3Os West s5th ST. two
three story and basement private houses. each on
lot lsx741 feet, 10 5. L. Pakas
R T. Browns Sons have sold for Margaret I.
sborowski as executrix a plot fronting 1e.4s feet
n the east side Of Clay ave. 21o feet north of
1s9th ST.
E. Y. Pescia & Co. have resold for a client 10
Caroline Ferri the four story tenement house with
Louis Roseno mas bought No ss West 14oth ST. a
new SIX story hathouse. 4oxS7Xl00 feet
f w W1,r e 6rPWR n and and PailiP a PayLon have sold
100 100 fss3 w2 Ve story triple athOuses on plot 5o1'
$. Cantor has sold the northeast corner of Riv-
lsIoh ana CToerck SITS. six story tenement house
40xs2 feet. 70 Gerson Krirnsky
49, 5 Pdit Patten and j. l Van SAINT have bought
the triangle al the junction OF Lind and Sedgwick
in Lind ave The bu2sf airsady owa ana sTip 5ee 9{
deoEe 2iot. and now control more than 600 feet in
The Sound Realty Company has bought from T
Edwn m WaTd eight lots On The south Side 223d
ST. Io9 ieet east Of 20 ave. 3o0xl14 feet
pany has sold K FTiediand the northeast S. and and
SocsheqS 1no corners f OF CTimmins ave and Oak Ter
SlaWSon Hobbs have sold for a client No III
West West 'Sa 81 ,o5 four story high stoop dwelling
5i,05 ETsdSJSk T6l y 55 Barr g has & sold for Francis
double fathouses, each on lot 25xIO0 II feet ''
dT Ns s Se2a aad 52S 8sS wS55 sq s6 fSs MS IS Fannie
story high stGop dwelling houses. each lot Is sx
las ave 0''
The Sound Realty Company has bought rror,
Richard r Masien the plot on the east side -
Broadway IA feet north OF Emerson St 20 4xi6i *
Barnett & Co have sold for Jennie Jacohv N-o
As Lenox ave I'VE story double fathouse with
stores. 25xSlxiOO feet Win
The Columbian Board of Brokers has sold for The
Prescott Realty Company Nos. 1903 and 1905 9d ave
two nVe story hathouses. plot 52x75 feet
Richard Alexander has sold FOR Mrs Kate Smith
the plot 445xloo feet with frame building on the
east side of Terrace View ave. between 555th and
22Sth ' --'''' anu
mann. as attorney, have bought for SiT e poTocl,
No -l4 10 2lS West 10th ST. two six story fat
houses. on plot 75xIO0l feet 10y --'''
MIS- Annie Feinberg has sold 20 W ] Ivncb M
100 East 11sth ST. three story dwelling house on
5, LeIkqwitz has sold the six story dathouse Nos
"a and 10 East 9eth ST. 35xloo II feet 9-
julius Scott has sold The Sterling Nos 215 a,d
5Oxl00 feet ''4Se' On plot
W J huston & Son have sold for Samuel II
Baer and Meyer Baer the five story 7ettoTSa =. II
lot 25xlc0 feet the west si5a - SCI use on
feet north fifth 81 S'A0 W o'l ave ISL
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01

Gilsey Havemeyer & Jenney have sold for the
estate Of Isadore II. Bon to investor the Mels-
sonier Apartments eight story and basement
housekeeping apartment house. No. 2o3 TO sS West
55th st. on plot 75x1O05 feet. The Meissonier was
valued by the estate at S2jO 900. and sold az
about that figure. The property is tr the rear on
the Hotel Woodward. at the southeast corner
of 55th ST. and Broadway. II is understood that
the buyer is interested in the hotel and that the
apartment house will be annex TO IT,
Clifford y. Shurman sold for a client OF Noor-
hees & Floyd a client No 4S West 10Th St. on lot
"A A6xs41O feet. The buyer has resold the property
70 Mrs. Low. making the second resale since us
purchase at auction April last Also sold Tor
Patrick J. Ryder TO client No. 90 West 10th st.
adjoining northeast corner of 9Th ave- on lot lsNo
feet.
The new building plans filed yesterday for Man
haitian include Il twelve story mercantile bulldlng
be erected at No 10 to II East 18th ST tor the
Master Builders Realty Company. II IL 20 be 81
feet front and 95 feet deep. of brick and ashlar.
trimmed with terra Gotta. and is to cost $4,000.
Samuel Sass is the architect
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for a client the four
story high stoOp dwelling house No. III West sd
St. Ix55x1022 2 feet
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
STIR IN VAUDEVILLE CIRCLES.
RumOr That $3O,Ooo,OOo Merger Will At
tack Oscar Hammerstein.

Ihere was a stir in vaudeville circles yesterday
owing 20 The fact that Keith. Proctor, KIaw &
ET-Anger and the Western members ~ the new,
S9'''''' vaudeville merger were in conference in
'-e Ne" York Theatre The rumor was abroad
thar they We're going 10 convert the New York
--e-lre INTO great vaudeville house and put
oscar i4aln2ersein out Of business unless he came
---'o tleir combination. Hammerstein. Percy VIII
---s ana The Morris circuit not in the merger
--I- i7-I'inerstein had not joined them al a late
,--l -.-7l night and after their meeting they re-
--etc 70 discuss what they had done though they,
49,. I4at some sort OF a big vaudeville
-r----r-t-.,I-o -- long acre Square was probability.
-ealIes IN other cities and is preparing for war
--e new merger has other things in its u,irS ,bsr
a-GeFl-e, u Is said. David Belasco and the Shu-
ae-fs ara also its game 0 Niu
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

7tb ave No 1862 " "a 11x1oo Moses Open -.
helm Peter T Oussari. mortgage. sSOOtO.--- s4OV
1881 81 n 100 II of Adams Place. x
August Kuhn City OF New York------
William at Stone ST. y; sTons
81 n " 5 II from n corner OF William ST
y. Jefferson SeIgman > q City ot New
10Th ST. n s. $50 II 9th 25xe2: Lenox
ave. 30 n Of 1920 81. 2oxS4: William j..
Potter Lillian Vanderbilt. l-lO part
Amsterdam No 1898. 5. 27ItO; Chares
PETROL Isaac J Newburs and another' mort 90
Park ave. corner s5th 81. 81 TX Irregular
Abhie NJ PETERS Amos r E Pinchot; mort
Rage $40 --- o. - o.
IenoT ave e > 30 n Of 1921 st 25xs4: Jennie
Jacobs et al TO Louis Weiss mortgage q, 70
17th s. No 447 to 44s West. 5ox92 Lincoln trust
Conapany. trustee. Patrick II Keahon. mort 49,.
wss9ingfon 81 No Iss % sx59 4, Meta G south
uayd. individually and executor ct al 70 Arcni- .
114is 81 s $50 r. E OF Broadway. 20x1oo Il:
Ernst S Blum trustees OF Columbia College, -
..In m' e. y West 25xioo 5: Thomas H Bas-
kery-Ie Jeanette 2 Cioin, uortsage St2SN 100
same pronsrty Jeanette ? Coin 70 Marvin I II
wtn-Martin. mortgage. $4,000 --.-.-..-. 100
sOth st. No East. 221l02 2: Hattie K Bunzel -
,,b aIe No 51ss W 1ex1oo. Matilda Soter 70
Julia z Lgsan: mortgage Sls - 100
Broa duav. Nos 2790 and 1892. 3. 81 9x93 Q;
George SchwezIer Henry Nassoit; mortgage.
$4,000 =. -.--..--. 100
81 Nicholas ave c 1921 st: Morttz L
Ernst another 10 Frank " W0olworth
Ial5Iox S. : W corner Delaney 81 2xST.6:
L Ward. referee. to Isaac Sakolski --.-. 5o.ooo
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
REALTY NOTES.

The McTickar Gallard Realty Company has sold
10 client the property at Lawrence ave. and the
Rockaway Turnpike, Lawrence, Long Island. com
prtsing three fine dwelling houses and about eight
and one-half acres. owned by the estate OF Mary E.
Man
Plans have been fled with Buildings Supern-
tendent Murphy for remodelling the four story
store building No. 30 6th ave. owned by Gustav 5
Morgenthau. into a restaurant building for the
Childs Dairy Company. the lessee A rear
extension is TO be added and a facade built
The improvements are 10 cost $1,000, according TO
the estimate OF Westervelt & Austin. the architects
H. g. PaIen has sold No 7s0 Carroll 81. Brock
lyn a three story English basement white stone
dwelling house. for the Realty Association 10 a
client for $1,000
Neuman & Co leased to furrier No 275 5th ave-
Neuman & Co. have a lease for eight years more
The new lessees have taken further lease for
twenty-One years
Burrn Brothers have sold the four story light
stone steam heated apartment house No. 81 6Jh
ave, between 2d and Sd SITS, Brooklyn, for Mrs. N
P TIton to f II. Warren for slS5o0; also the three
story brick and stone private house No lO4 Garfield
MARITIME for 5000
Clifford y Shurman. with James H. Cruikshank
sold for the Property Corporation of New Jersey 10
the Trl-Centennial Realty Company No. 732 Market
81, Paterson. N J.. three story building 50xI45
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
EXPLOSION ON FLAT CAR.
Mysterious Ignition of Gasoline Ties
Up Traffic.

The mysterious explosion Of six barrels OF
gasoene last night on fat car drawn by an
electric motor in the yards of the Cen
trails Marlem division, at 1SOth street and Park
avenue. caused considerable excitement and tied
up passenger trains for three-quarters Of an
hour. At considerable risk the hremen of En-
gine Company "A removed two x-galon tanks
of gasolene from a car just back of the burning
barrels
one of the new electrical engines was hauling
freight cars through the yards when a loud re-
port heard and the fiat suddenly
wrapped in flames, The flames shot UP twenty
five feet.
II was al first thought impossible 10 save the
rest Of the train. but the f1remen managed TO
disconnect the blazing car. which was destroyed
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
CHARGES AGAINST HAFFEN.
Bronx Real Estate Broker Sends Complaint
to Governor Higgins

Borough President Hanen of The Bronx is
charged by William Stonebridge. a real estate
broker. OF 1s4th street and Fourth avenue. with
having violated two sections OF the Penal Code
lating 20 public officers and Section 4S2 Of the
city charter in denying him the privilege of being
heard in regard TO public matter at recent
hearing in the presidents Office. Mr. Stonebridge
forwarded these charges 10 Governor Higgins
eral DAYS ago and yesterday he received reply, in
which the Governor said he would consider the
case as soon as he disposed Of the thirty-day bills
The charges grew OF hearing at the Bor-
ough Presidents Office about TWO weeks ago. at
which the project OF paving 1s9th street came up
for discussion Nr- StonebTidge said Two men
spoke in opposition the project, and that when
he attempted uphold it Mr.. HaTen cut him short.
insulted him and threatened him with arrest.
Mr.. Stonebridse says that Mr Hafen has a per
sonal grudge against him because he is a member
OF the Civic League Of the Bronx. which has been
investigating the affairs OF the borough for
months.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
NY. U. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
Alumni Associations Meet To-morTow-Base-
ball Game with Rutgers College.

Commencement week at New York University
Will begin tomorrow afternoon wiIh' the annual
meetings II the Alumni Association. the New York
University Historical Society and the Phi Beta
Kappa Society, all Al University Heights. There
VIII also be a baseball game between Rutgers Col
lege and New York University.
The annual baccalaUceaIe sermon VIII be
preached Sunday afternoon by the Rev. DR..
William r. Richards pastor OF the Brick Presby-
ferlan Church. On Monday afternoon the c0upeti-
r0us for The George Augustus Sandman Orat0rical
Prizes viii be held II the auditorium. A cOnlrneul-
CralIVe bronze tablet VIII be unveiled by the New
York Society o. The Sons Of The Revolution Bat
Ierv Hu.
Class day exercises viii be held on Tuesday
afternoon and the senior promenade in the gym
nas.uTn on the same evening. The commencement
of the various schools VIII begin a. 3 o'clock %
"Wednesday afternoon
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
SIXTEEN RIOTERS GUILTY
Passaic Italians ConUicted of Caus-
ing Disturbance of Nan 5.

Paterson. May 81 CspeciaD.-After trial last
ing one week sixteen Of the thirty-eight men
Indicted for rioting IN Passaic convicted
to-day All We're tried together. making rec
ord for the number tried at time in New
Jersey. AS the trial progressed IT was found
that nine OF the men accused were not in the
riot. and they We're ordered discharged All the
other cases went 10 the jury this afternoon.
Within an hour The verdict was brought in
The riot occurred May :. It the out
come OF the employment by a builder OF nom
union men. The rioters used revOlvers and
clubs when the police attacked them. and Pa
trolman Schmidt received wounds that kept him
in the hospital several days. Members Of the
Fire Department went TO the aid OF the police
hose
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
ERROR HOLDS UP CUSTER.
Com panies, Fearing Suit, Use Delay
TO Withdrazr from Ohio.
rBy Telerraph 70 The Tribune ]

Toledo. May 3l.-Frank :. Monnert and Il c.
Deran are conferring with Prosecutor Wachen-
heinler to-day regarding the drawing OF a new
rrsecipe in the Standard OIL custer suit filed in
this county. The cause Of the move is an error
IN the summons made by the Sheriff or Allen
County which tnvalidated the service on the
Solar Refining Company the sun OIL Company,
the Manhattan Oil Company, the Standard OF
Ohio and the Ohio oil Company.
Before the session OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission in Cleveland and after the custer
suits We're fled in Lucas County the error IN
the service was discovered. and IL is learned
that as q result the Vacuum oil Company and
the Standard Of Kentucky. both named in the
custer suit withdrew from the state 10 escape
appearing az the investigations.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
V4ND4LS At GR4TES.
Soldiers TOmbs Desecrdted by
Drunken Gang on Memorial Day.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

TBy Telegraph The Tribune
Braintree. Mass. May 31.-Old soldiers and
patriotic citizens here stirred by the desecra
tion. some time yesterday morning, of the
graves Of old soldiers in the Palm Street Gene
terry in South Braintree. by unknown persons
said by the police to have been a drunken gang
from Haydenville
Every marker. wreath and flag was torn down
and destroyed The vandals battered down the
granite monument 10 the unknown dead and
broke OF the top of the pedestal. White haired
veterans broke down and wept a they looked
at the ruin Not grave was recogniZa BILE.
and what was the day before a well cared for
cemetery looked like ploughed field.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
MECHANICS LIENS.

Avenue A n " corner Tod 81 . sxlOO: James ".
Conlon agt- Mollie Reiner, owner; Louis Reinsr.
owner and contractor
10, same aEt. same .-------- ------
Rlvington st No 2gS 20 299 same agr Molie
Reinsr owner. Louis Reiner contractor .....-
24th st. No. 1+7 West, Washington Hydraulic
Press Brick Company agt- Louis SChultze
owner; Castnir Y Wagner, owner and conrrac-
tor ..-.
Grant ave. $. 55-S n : of 1924 st. 5Ox1l4;
Atlantic Cement Company azt Waverly Con-
struction Company owner and contractor .....
18th ST. No 49, 10 80 East. James ". Conlon
aSt- Nollie Retner. owner. Louis Reinsr, owner
aill CONTRACTOR - - o. Gee &c
Riverside ave. = = corner 127th ST. 1OOxIOo:
Michael Bent1Casa agr Calvert Construction
Company. owner and contractor ..---....-.
same property. same agt &C..
CIlnton ST. No 20. Louis L-aitnann agT Barnett
Ssoldnne, owner Max Brooks. contractor -.....
1totn St No S3S East. Louis EIurvitz agt Dom
mic Mnano, owner: Samuel ZuC@ruan. contrac-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
INCREASE IN COTTON AcRgAcE.

JACKSON Mss, Nay Sl.-The Southern Cotton
Association bulletin issued to-5sv s--ys - -.
age planted IN cotton This season 10 be p s24 rs
acres, or 2.2S Der cent ~ ~t-1 oi ooo'--i
The estimated 4r-rsye nv e-a... d.
Georgia. 2.se6CIS: same As las, ,-..r -
situation acute --O Seel-oi-s 4abor
North Carolina ,o2S sz: decrease % > -.- 49,.
crops are late and labor scsrre "a ~ cent
scarce. 1870 - --7- year labor
,sea Texas. SSs s45 increase OF 80 per cent Far
n n FLORIDA. Missouri and Virginia +,a s-s.-
2 e.s year Is S45,aoa an increase OF one-haIf ~ -
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
SwINDLER, A HOSPITAL DOCTOR
"Dr. David Morris" Bought Goods with Big
Checks and Pocketed Change

The Hudson Street Hospital was sr1r-red with
complaints Yesterday from merchants IN the lower
section ot The CITY who sad they were svindled nv
man giving the name O.. Dr. David Morris and
hls address as thar hospital There is no doctor bv
L-Al name al Tile hospital and investigation
S-i'"'- i'-J 10y representing himself as attached
70 n. lie had gathered n quite q re-1, 5,,---- -,
cay II was -he old game q cffer.ng a -ra-l, ~
sAeess ei - price ~ The gooGs purchased some ~
To these h- sad N-9 --19-.1-0--
Senc them c. o. D. then and they did. Nearly,
with Packages. - O. --7 -1si'lLa-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
LIS PENDENS.

Alexander ave No 231 235. 81 5 IS II W o.
,IN-n1er ave 2oxIGo l3Tth ST IS ~ Alex
451eF ave @ox1uo, Walter stafford Jefferson DEM
Halsratu ~ -~-' WE --'J' II u
BToatway. 241 ft + OF 18th ST. run. y SIX 2sx
" 7 Sx 5 . 70 begin, Darwin " extrs AT
Pierrepont Realty Company al foreclosure OF mort
gage. attys. Esnond & Scott
Westerly exterior line OF land ~ S7r1vra, rr ana
Port Morris Railroad Company. at intersection OF n =
.AcOofilo IAN Park 1oN1S, New HId-
son River Railroad Company wyanoke Boat Cub ac-
uon 10 acquire title by condemnation. atty II Harris
1l4th ~. No 1856 les East Business Mems Realrv
Company agt Frank Himan al tcorecIosus of mort
gage atty. A Nelson -
Avenue a, No 224 14th 81. No SO2 East. Jonas We'll
Heller
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
RAILWAY COMPANY INCORPORATED.

Albany. May 31-The Schenectady & Southwest
ern Railroad Company. with capital Of $4,000
was incorporated to-day to build a railroad
from Marsaretville. Delaware County. 20 Sche-
nectady. Branches OF the road will connect with
the Boston &, Maine and the New York Central
railroads The directors Frederick ]. Whan.
Frederick Y. Wishart. Edward J. Welch. George P
Fail. 7. Stuart TomplIins NJ Casewell Helm, George
5 Fulton. New York City; A. 5. Brown. Brooklyn
George :. Hilton. Paterson. n ]
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
mR. MORGAN PROTECTS PROPERTY

J. Pierpont Morgan was reported vester5s,, 90
nave bought Nos. III and Z3 Madison avenue
three story and basement brownstone dwelling
mouse ana two story brownstone stable. on a
osth street ii VI
The plot was 10 have been sold al auction ,,es,.-
ay oy Peter F. Meyer. hEt was Withdrawn
10 SSo-elas @ Robinson. Charles ; Brown 4 Co vpsra
A. EN,SEsIs IN tie transaction. II was SAD ~,
borns ~ gan bought the property to profect Eis
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
PHYSICIAN AND NURSE MARRIED

IAy telegraph 10 The Tribune
->ew Orleans. May 3l.-Dr. J. d F71oo-, TO-
merry house surgeon al the Charity Iz,s-f..,
4na a Wei known physician. and Miss -
1-ose ennall Of Philadelphia, trained nl-~-e
-,-. f7,ts married here today. Miss Wenba-
glsi been graduated from a nurses. "a t-s
s,l.ooi . m Boston The ceremony was perf1---e5
w., -o'l-, = OF ar and Mrs. Mugnier bv Judge
.,,..-.5s - - So4n LaUrers, a local rbvsir,a7
s.IeL--ea Ir Bloom as has best man. ana -
- ne relatives of The bridegroom and q fe,- f-,s
oi the pair We're present a -7" li-eAos
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS

The first name is that Of the debtor the second
that Of the creditor and date when Judgment was
fled.
GOWNS. Edward K-G- Bertrim: December 81
DressIer. Charles z and Alfred E-Carter- Rice 80 10
c,t -+5oany @ nesenocr T : l9oY ..--.---... les Al
January Is 1905 -, 1s6 27
PAN AP5ii Is lsqS 80 -. I2s 50
1901 .-.,.s ,i-.s.. -, 1s5 s5
9Sr IT, l%9 .saTS, ,,. iledl GIT 81
Sackett- C'7rles P.-Snlth. Gray & Co. October
Is l9oi 80. 90 Ii
NlSNel'' me- 5lEsGr' FroTlary 10 lst" Il 50
Charles y. Ptuckney and Louis Du -Four
Armenia Insurance Company Of Pittsburg Penn.
,,.o-sI nsesmhsr t 20 & 1905 lysealSs) ASIA Al
Louis Du Four Jefferson n Brcmer and Charles
y Pinckney-Saue December 2O va
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Wadsvorth ave. 8. IS e. n Of 18th St 4ox
100 the Franklin Savings Bank in the cry OF
New YORK loans Walton Construction Company
Wadsworth ave. =. So n n Of 18th st. 4ox
100 same loans same
Wadsworth ave, n = corner 1Isth ST, 4oNluo'
same loans same :.
152d St, s. 175 II. " OF Amsterdam ave, q 5
x9e II: 1921 81, 216.5 II. ". OF Amsterdam
ave. II Sx9a Il: Priscilla 7 P Star1n loans
Psaty-Edelscn Construction Company. .---.-.---
Amundson ave-, u. $, 325 r. OF Nelson ave :.
25x100; Railroad Cooperative Building and
Loan Association loans Gustaf Paulson- ---------
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
WINFIELD SALE A SUCCESS.

James Bleecker & Son held successful auction
sale at Winfield. Long Island. Memorial Day.
The lots were sold by W. H BIeecker. the auc-
tioneer. Out of offered about were sold
Owing 70 the lateness of the hour the sale was
adjourned Prices ranged from 800 $3.50
Among the buyers were George Irwin, B Paynter
& Co, j. F Wheeler & Co., W. II. kleinerJ, a
Fiesse, B W. Engelmsn. NJ Beatty H Weiss.
Joseph Flynn, J. Bowald. J. Rolor, c. Laun. z. VI.
Perley, J. P Cox. c. Jensen J. H. Negree, L 2
Lockbridge and 4. L. Belmont. J. c. Viemaster
bought d house and three lots in Calannus Road.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-01
euAKERs ENTERTAIN the MAHARANEe

lBy Telegraph 70 The Tribure1
l--@--e'PA'ar LAY 5l-Eighteen persons dine5
a. l-s De-eFue stTattnrd tonight as the guests
" --is' george Law. OF New York. in honor Of
~" A-4i4'1iai-ee OF Baroda. The Indian nobles
regarded The affair as sn exsr,r,s = -
hospitality The Maharanee was sSnecisI1
t-eesed WIN the attentions OF the women IT,
- -ilsh ana Prince SaInapatro were among