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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27
A STRONG Team,
Bowdoin Has Plenty Of
Good Football Material.
Plenty Of Candidates For Every
Position On the Team.
Dartmouth and Harvard Each Try Lille
Scrimmaging- Doing Good Work.

,.,.,,..., A., u,, .c r.,,.,.;.,n
NJ %'-'"Ii N'''h "i roo" '''ih y '''t
bali l,r:i"lirr is we'll umd"r Way and ~"
,,,l;,.,t;,u.. ~ MI. I'm. ~. lhlt thr
''' 49,
" has tn" team Il good nucleus I'll '''
men t. began with, but the number IF
,..,,.., MA, ~ th,. I,,a,,,,.,, ,I,... +; n,,e
= NO. i'i''''''. ~ - S'''''
1hh "li il'h VII" are now bh"E are
Ill. rulIoW4: j. pruminnlId r;tpt:iiu ana
cnd; ". pru.nrnui.d. who has played
tli.. oliip.-it, t.Id i..r the greater part Of
tI,,. t:,,.t l,yo wears: Mrbad.. Last years
c,.I.t-r. Who WA" ulli fnr tn. first time
NM. nft.ruu,l,. i:,g.. loet years quar-
t,-i.nnc:; Blair. alternate. quarterback;
,;r..nr. substitute" Lack; Blanchard
Etst years fullburk; cu=tnngu;,y. last
l,-ti'S substitute. back; EcdIuun, last
year" bach. Stacey. last Years tackle;
t!Yl,v last ycar'@ turEt. and :; Num-
i,,- nf other GOOD nI.n Of last wears
.,,u:uI
The rlndi,i:tt.., for the vAriu1ls i, Vi
tons are ~ follows: For his End w
truinnunh VIII huN- tW" lively com
l't!tnr:' III Quincy. :. Freshman who
MA" captain Of last years k-ni's Hill
t.n:tI. ANA Eli. ~. 4 man v,In proved
l,il,,.,.lI ..r.ci,IIy active. in last gears
..uIoJ
At facllrs There arr. a number Of good
inrn. Stacey. uh, 1luycd himself I; Val
ua!,t- lmrn last year. viii duub'l,..e
Inll'' good again this Wear. AnrtH.r
man VINO Wa% nn;.bl. to play last year
lnIt vino W.t:, a strong man on thu.
cltluI,ju!iShin team Of al N C,1r..cl.n
Who IS ,..,ir,.tt.,I t. arrive. in ,.oll.... in
Il few ,luya rh,g- ar. both strong men.
but tl.l, arr SOM. Freshmen Who ar.
making strong bid. among whom may
~ ln'.lIti"l"d Draper, MI" comes from
the SION" school III Massachusetts and
N 10 has h,,.n showing M in r.inIrka-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27
NO STANDING,
Intercollegiate Athletics at Harvard
Are Tabooed After Dec. /.

inquiry into III" reason for abolish
HUG the old III. y. a" tickets, which
We're sold for s. ana which gave m-in-
bers of Harvard I'uiVC rsity admission
!" all contests in football baseball ana
track athletics, except tlus. with
Yale. and ais" membership in ON. of
the boat clubs for 81 less than tn.
regular fee. revealed thu. fact y...trr-
DAY that no branch Of INTERCOLLEGIATE.
sport has amy standing at Harvard
after December |.
"A F"t" to this effect was passed by
The corporation ana thu. board IT oyer
s"erS last May. bat at til" time il was
supposed in Cambridge that il applied
only I" football. such, however. n. ut
the case. All intercollegiate. athletics
AT Harvard are under the ban
Tn" vote passed 10y thu. ov,.r:,tr:; MAY
= was as follows:
'Th" president nt the university
then presented the vote Of the l,r,4i-
dent and fellows Of May I, 1905. that
the committee on the regulation nf
athletic sports b. directed "a sanction
no appointments for intercollegiate.
contests for dates later than Dee. 1. /
1906. and the board voted by Il vote, 4
IN the affirmative IL t in th,. negative
70 consent to tn. vote"
AZ me same time the two boards
ea'h appointed a committee Of thr..
men 10 act as joint committee to
investigate the whole subject If r.e-
uiating athletic sports on this i,int
committee are DIR. II. 2. Walcott Mai
Henry l.. Wigginsnn ana Thnmls
NeIsnn Perkins from the corporati,n
ana Moses Williams, Moorefield Stora,.
ana George Bruno Shattuc, fran, 49,
board of overSoers
IN the hands Of these men lies ~.
future Of Intercollegiate athletics ~
harvard Now that things have ,,rai,,
hegun to move in the university IL j..
expected that this joint commune
will soon get to wnrI,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27
BOXING NOTES.

Willie Fitz@erali ha:; challenged
battling" Nelson.
Inyr'' viii hr ~ more mixed con-
Tests At Baltimore. rs tn. authorities
reel that such bouts ;igsraVutc bad feel
ms.
After 10" Thomas meets Harry Lewis
Af lhiIHd"piplIi;t Saturday night ne
viii starr I"r Gonna. Calf. where AZ
l" if"nkt''I I" IiI',.t Dick Fitzpatrick next
nnaih.
hrlly Delaney haf finally got Jim JEFF
iri"' T." Say i" viii fght once more.
How those h".tvi,-H. Who have ben
claiming il" championship will run for
their holes.
lay" DcsIlrr ana Young Erm.. who
are 4" meet III Tie main event at tl,,.
Lincoln club, Chelsea. tonight are an
ready f"r the contest. 1t Viii j." Il
'!'-l'r ana fast bout ANA 50 viii IT,
.'il'i-lin:,l between Jim Lloyd Of Eng
!lr'i ANA .I"iilJnN Mah:'n Of Cambridge.
Al Rates ana Freddie D'l:rirn Will clash
IA ih'' opening bout.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27

Stprk. enters thu. Harvard Law
School This fan
STANLEY Robinson is travelling with
the St Louis team.
Roger Hresnahan hitting at .2co is a
handicap for McGraN's team.
Pitchers Mclean and Walters Of
k"rh"Sttr arr to study dentistry.
Jim pei h"nty OF cincinnati leads the
'hIfd ba*elneh With an average Of $50
bfElih is the only one 90 the \.u
! "fk Chants among the first 10 bats
men Of TIL, league
St"Nall, the cleveland first la4rinan.
]" making good 1T third H.. ha@ lna,i,.
Is hits M thu fast nine games
The '!ii' ag" White %ox Win mis-
lSi"ll III th. worlds "'.ri,.5. as 'iI- Is
laid up With 4 srratin,i ankle,
The Boston Americans have. asked
kroh, The Albany left hand nt-li,.-.
10 meet thr team al st. Louis Thurs
day.
I.rh"rt Of Cincinnati Il "nc IF the
real iinds If thu ."Isrn. lie. - Il go
marknil. intirli,-r rs Well as Il grand
bat%uItn.
Frank Chanr" III sim coinrlaln:rrs
"f (, suir knee, a the result Of Il col
Isirn with Juck rNeiIl IN thr last
game al E:"st"n.
f.s.fi,k. ON IF tn" nrw tribe Of Gin
cim,tati pitchers is Il college BOY. IL
halls from Knox college. l"~a, AMI .:
an expert On the piano
"Hiil"" Mal"nry. tn" i:r""LI.n ''.'-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

TIL" "uit ~ ". H. Watson against
Daniel +. Long for malicious pru;ccu, y
IN was tri'd at the supreme court
At Auburn Tuesday. The jury brought
III 4 verdict for TIA" defendant.
I'll" 3.d annual Western Pcnubacot
fair opened Tuesday with 1000 Io.r-
SONS IN Attendance. ANA with Il fn-
showing in all th,. exhibits. especially
III ~" horse ANA live stock depart
m"nt. The feature of tn" day wa,
~" pulling contest for draft horses
'"r a purS" Of 800. John Hughes nf
Bangor won first prize and Murtagh
hughes of Bangor second.
'''7"'S" {. t"uS"nS of CouSens'
notei, samuel III. Croker Of Crackers
MOTEL and Joseph Moran Of the CITY
MOTEL the principal hotels of Old
town. We're arrested Tuesday ana cam
united I" P"n"bs""t county iaH 10
S"rN" sentences Of 81 dayS with 90
uaES additional in default of uyyrna,,t
81 lines Of $lAo ana costs Tb.g..
""f" search ANA Srizur. eases a,r..,I-
ed from tn" lower court. r,th.rin.
Quirk "f Bangor Was also s.nt I, i,iI
Tor b" days on thr sam,. nruc..s rn,, -,
similar offence.
MISS Katherine shea. teacher at the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27
Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

Now N0rlI. Sept 9f
FLOT'P-R"c"irtS. NH!G- oxrnrts 22i So:
sales Sto' market firm with 4 duict trade
WTTEhT-p"c.iitS r.na: exports -.
-: e1loe go tdn futures: enot irrccnlar:
~. r"d. -Nt elevator: No rel sol.
. u nhnat. y" northern Duluth. =
> l. af"lt: No. hard winter. s. o u
1nnnt
cDl;N- rccsirte. ca ",0. cxrorts. 1a0oar
CLOS - coo futurce 50 can c"ot. scot firr,,.
No :" l-.i elevator ana -ca, + q u anoat:
M ,"II,W -. W white T>1"
- 'T''' -. r:c 6 10. cnot frw- ro;vod
."f. ~ ~ r. ~ n. l,nturni " bite 20 ia
NM VT "'"in: rIi-'n.d white. 70 "a 10 lbs
t.. =
rIrtrir ctoaI7-
LARD--ouiet; western prime GI91o
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27
THE WEEKS BOUTS.

1huraIry I[id S,.rl"r Ms. Phil Knight
t.W istnu, Mont. .lim Potts ~. Harry
LEWIS. TER" li;t'r".
Friday Jimmy Gardner vs.. Rub" Smith.
iTycr; b.ck lIyIHud IS. Eddi" lllnlun,
SH I'rIuriScn: Gr"r,... Gln,tl,,r rs. Hcm.
Ir'n. Beaver Fails. i.r. NJ Martin w. j.
Nee LELAND. Warren. VA: Arthur c"t" ~
peter Sullivan. Hidd,fori; ". Suailh1ul
vs.. !. Grove. Everett NASH
saturday Joe Thomas W.. Harry Lewis
rhirdrlrhi; Marvin Hart IS. Mix"
S,lr,.cl.. B"lleVi, ". Ky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27
New York Cotton Market.

New York, Sept. 70.
Spot cotton closed .,t,.rdH. A.Iu,I..uS .p-
lan'i-. :t's'. de-. tuit. !'>> Sal,%. - i,tl,'.;.
Galveston STEADY. g.. Charleston quiet,
3, M,mphi" steady. ".. Nm orleans
steady. = = H., N'ml, :'t,.t ally. - 3; SlN.in
nah steady. = IL
Mt receipts rnr tv,' LAY. l.l.41.
Exports t. Greet III it:Iin. '.9Gl%. to
France. tH': IT, til. continent, no.
Stock - lttt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27
Chicago hitewashes Poor
Old Boston, Z TO 0.
HiphIanders Get the Same Dose
From Detroit Tigers.
81. Louis Five, Washington One Cleveland
Five, Philadelphia Three.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago, Sept 2G-Chicagp today admin
ist-r.d TO Eoston tn. third CONSECUTIVE"
d-f.at The ScCr,. was to u. k"th runs
resulted from gifts followed by a stol' II
bas. and hit III each nstanc-. Ob"rln.
K0ston's neS recruit. and Walsh pitch i
tt...,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27
Boston Produce Market.

Boston, Sept. T.
FI0T Firm; mill shipments. spring
patents. ..fu 50,
rDTt\-t n,h.ny. Il. No. = Ve!l4w n
OATS I .uchHnc,d; Nn. . - une.i ~.
IIhY-i 'ncl'tn''"d; NJ. ], 10, 1850.
Mill. FEED Firm,r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27

only on" penalty was imposed in the
University Of MaineNeW Hampshire
state game last week, and this for
"tf,ido play. The neutral zone worked
almost Ia perfection in keeping all a.
tinI.S Of tn" men apparent tn the off
"ialS until the ball was actually put ir
play.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27
MANY HORSES ENTERED
Two Pacing Races and One rro,.;.
Event Planned BY Bay State EILs

Boston Sept. 26.-Members Of IA
Euf and Protective Order ~
Ems all over Massachusetts M
throughout central New England LII
Interested in the joint field dav mn,
outing Oh Boston and Maiden Lodges or
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27
Chicago Cattle Market.

chicago. Sept &C.
"ATTLE-Rcrcinte about 1000: common
to i,ri!n" steers. .,TFiG@I.
HOGS RcctiptS about 22rN choice to
prime heavy. GG.,ti6. 20.
SHEEP Receipts about 2aG00; sheep,
s rslht.,. -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27

hour ana then running off again with IN
c.r,N ruSrG.
t!rudS w.Ir irregular. Total H.tl"; par
v.llU''. - S-u~" lut,d state bonds " ~
uhti.Ii:; 1t on Gan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27
y CLASS 1ROT u. -. PACE-PURSE
SPORTING NOTES.

Lucirn Lyn". "n@ Of the most promi-
neTt jockeys in this country, has De
CId>-d l" give nj riding. OF late it has
only been hY the most severe. methods
that Ii" cruli kip his weight dow IL
10 pounds. lie may g to France or
Germany. othrrM i-,. he Will give up
racing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27
Grand Circuit Races Postponed.

Cincinnati, ~, sept. 2G-The Grand
Circuit races at oakley park We're
post poned today on account OF rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27

AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
OTHER GAM ES.

At Exeter. y. H-Phillps EX,t,r Ar:d
envy II, Brewster Academy :"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27
Tuesdays Races at Cumberland.

Cumberland, Me, Sept. 1.-THE 3sth an
ntral exhibition of TIL Cumberland Farm
cr~' club oI'rn'd here Tuesday with
cd attendance. The races resulted as
follows:
20 CLASS-WAGON RACE-HALF-
MILE HltATS-PURSE 50.
Peggy ,Gtrup Observation-Disclosures.
Rcna Wakes N:rouksI ................2
Sthr l-llN 'StrwLru ...-....-..-.......@ 1
Eat Murray tWiSpnJ.................
T.mt-l.:::l4. liz. Ill.
80 CLASS 1ROT OI; =. :. PACE-PURSE
ST..
Winnie Wilkes Potelt) ............1 .
ll'HiEt tNItch,iD ...................- | :
llnIflS ~ !IIdluD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - y
EurkE Star tNaIr,nb ..............a / )
fimc--:f, -. 1--:', 80.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27

Draper, from Springfield Training
s.lr,"l. WiI" barrel a. Pennsylvania
last year viii hr It IiNtur" At 'I"t:l-
for tn" cuakrr.i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

I.'i"i' j. f"r.ia-: .;tun. ia. tn. hat
'hi" h"n'n-t- S''lr' n I; hHmt"r. vh.I,
ih'' Cleveland ShI;..:,r j. = driver
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27
CLOVER-Contract grades, 19.25.
-T- v, 0-TTVF.
MESS I'ORk-Pcr bli.. 1G.Gn
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-Roxed. S755a

bn the prndlIr. exchange. TODAY the but
ter market W." steady. tr'amrli.S. 1874
y: dairieS f.H9oiA.
EGGS STEADY: 1T market. cases includ-
"a. li'lN: firSts. 90: prime tirsts. II. tx
tr:,&. %.
CHEESE Strong: 13m3i.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-27

CLASS-W RACE-HALF-
MILE IlEATS-PURSE SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
BEAVER-ST. BUILDING SOLD. /
PARCEL EXTENDS TO lARKETFIELD ST CONF
L. PETERS THE SELLER.
Buys Broacay Stracure-Plan8 for Skysapr OppO-
site Waldorf Filed

Conrad L. Peters was reported yesterday to have
sold No. 26 Beaver St, four story building, on a
lot % 2x5S 9x2S 5x562 feet. extending TO Market
field
NJ l. strunsl1y sold for Andrea Lestora to Lipp-
mann & Gold a five story building, on plot 4I.l0
xIOlI feet at the southwest corner Of Prince St
and West Broadway.
ent Murphy for a sixteen story hreproof office
building 10 be built at No 341 to 347 9Th ave- op-
posite the Waldorf Astoria and just south Of the
new Altman II is to be 70 feet 'front.' with a
facade OF brick and granite and limestone, trimmed
with terra Gotta and is cost 100000. The own
er is the Union Trust Company, as trustee for the
estate OF Laura G. DelanO. Maynicke FRANKIE
are the architects. g.,
front on the west side Of 5th ave, between 1SSth
and 139th SITS, "A plot 1s9-lOx120 feet. The same
firm has sold No 2l3 Chrystie ST, six story tene-
ulent house. on a lot 2SX100 feet and No. 2s2 East
Houston St, a four story tenement house on LOT
ony-E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
REALTY NOTES.

Tie Taylor Sherman Company has rented
f1r Henry Phipps No. q East 18th 81. for a term
n years - Anton Oates: also for the Varicl Con-
tracing Company No 129 East 56th ST., to Mar
Elerite SchmId also for Dr. Charles Meyers the
building No 402 West 47th ST. 10 Carl Farber. also
f8r HAYNES no. a East 44th ST. 10 Mary Dean
Plans have been filed for alterations to the dwell
ing 80 PIG Madison ave, owned and occupied by
.. Plarpont Morgan. The alterations call for the
construction Of storage vault in the cellar. a
cost Of $1,000. I. c. Stollwerk is the architect.
The AIcNiclar GaillaTd Realty COMPANY were
the brokers IN the sale for Potter < Brother the
four story high stoop brownstone dwelling house
30 81 West 39th st TO an investor The house
is on lot q 6x9S-9 feet
John II. Berry was the broker in the recent sale
for the Hamilton Heights Syndicate Of the St
James five story apartment house. with stores,
ar the southwest corner Of Central Park West end
S5th
Plans have been filed for the enlargement and
rernOdelllug Of the Hungarian synagogue, No. "a
Columbia ST., Of which ELIAS Rosner Is president
A three story extension Is 20 be erected and new
facade built OF the Moorish type. decorated with a
mInaret dome and Il triple doCred entrance. The
improvements are 20 cost 5000, according 10 the
estimate Of Harry Zlor the architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
Transactions IN REALTY.

Jesse C. Bennett & Co. have sold for j NJ. Bell
and T. J. Welton Nos I9 and l2l West S9th st,
two brick stables plot 50x100 feet
NJ & j. Davis have sold for a client the three old
tenement houses with stores Nos 1882 1884 and 1856
2d ave- on lot 75sx74 feet, to a Mrs. Levere
Widmayer & Co. nave sold for Charles yelling
ton No 20 TO 126 West 1S6th ST. three three story
and basement dwelling houses, 45x39u feet.
S Stengut & Co. have sold for Samuel HeIinger
No Sl2 East 9th ST. The buyer viii alter the
J. Clarence Davies has sold for she estate Of
Samuel Lyon lot l6SXl00 feet on the east side of
Robins ave, 40 feet south Of 1920 ST. also sold for
J. Rostern a lot 2Oxloo feet on the north side Of
Nichols & Lummis have sold for Jane A. Reid
NE ne three story high stoop dwelling house No "A
fent 10 Annie t1r Y 500 99 4oE mares 5E4 Kane
ifeL The property has remained in family
Montgomery Maze has purchased from Samuel
E;rgls p!oL al 10Th and Barretto SITS Victor
o6T Ber 81 Ade o has sold for L9te Hahn and
Corporation the five story tenement house. 10 82
East sst ST. on lot 25Xl02 feet
house Is sE zen t9ree story and basement dwelling
10 10 west 18th St Gee to E. J. ys We Gn the building
Frankfort 10 1851 to 1857 WasbinF RIoom aI TO MI
aIso 20 @pstIILeht houses, on plot S2d39 feet:
= fe go last 10Th St. dwelling house on lot Is SIX
- louis Meckes has sold for Hartman & FForg.n
cnT srA st9 eE apartment house the southwest
- Levy Co have sold 10 Mr. Stein ~ feS S57
I5.5 LyoLn St hye story double tenement Eo,,-'
with stores 25NlG0ll 'i''iSll mouse.
Cornish Anderson have sold No. 9os West 1ost,,
I feet, 70 H D Burnham o' VII 4oI Io'oHSs.ll
~ eTa SIas ss has sold 70 Mr. Gerken No
I 25XS5 feet ' S''IS Halhouse, on lot
10 IIT M uI1 & Co have sold for Jacob Moore
$50, - ar. az, -deIzhach No. 81 West 18TH 81 a.
s.Gls n5tRouse on lot 2Sse feet for about ss oo
5osspH r. a. ODOnnell has sold for nc rSfal -.
estate 10 G. a. Weigert the s0ut he ne EIager
Sec We. ana 4ytn ST. four story building ON Iot
@ 1laF ma Mar5 has bought, through Hall J. How, T.
the eae+ 80 ~ - weed the plot 75xlO0 feet on
; of 2luth ave. al Feet south
s,t Lilaan q Eisman have sold u G; Albert Ne
plots iO0l022 feet ' wv i'"i STORY houses. on
~ 'ssf q Newman have sold No 1914 ID ave nsr
4 - a Tour story single fathouse for Ta,,tai
frinI ~. also sold No 90 10th ave- a five story
} 55Ie lla mouse, for Julius Dietz NV ''Oi ,
/ Madison :, HSShaT has bought and resold No 172
I. t,Itt hte story tenement houses
-1pi.lr mas sold for Fax & Fine the so,tb,-s-,
/ ----.'i 't Hiopme and Mott SITS a six stor-s 80
re- win stores, "A plot 50x74 feet
! Lath feidman has bought the six storz, ter.-
H4ent house, No. 2i9 Monroe St. 26 sxlOO feet '7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
MECHANICS LIENS.

Macomb's Dam Road W. s.. IS IT, s. Of 1880 ST..
2sXll3; Frederick Pearce Company agt. Timothy
D Sullivan. owner; George Bell and Fred Rob
lnsCn. contractors &4l2 43
Central Park West. "
$50. the RoebuCk Weather strip and Wire
Screen Company agt Peter Banner. owner and
llIltd't,I ot% %
39th No. - West Henry J Lippe agt.
Charles and Mary Thompson. owners. J.. & l.
Moreland company contractors. cal as
Aronowtz owner and contractor, $50 90
Marion ave, q, s.. 40 2 II. q. OF lg5th st. 25X10O;
Brushmiller Company agt Ellen Anderson and
Minnie 3. t1aSg. ownors, George W. Flagg.
owner and contractor. S4S 90
Central Park West, 2 " corner seth St. 125x15O:
Eastern Electric Company agt. Peter Banner.
196th No. ISL East; BushmiIler Company agt.
Ellen Anderson and Minnie r. Flagg. owners;
George w. Flagg owner and contractor % Is
54th St, No $50 West, KrurnhOlz & Magid
Leon s Altmayer. owner; Max zimmerman.
l. Merritt owner and contractor. ...e.....e IA 50
9th n. w. 22d st. 2S.5x65; Joseph
schwartz Co. contsetoTs -. 500 70
Columbus ave, e. whole front between S5th
and S6th SITS. 2Oi 4x1OO; Hull, Grippen & Co.
agt- HOupt & Flnney Company owner: Ernest
H Watson. contract 162 Al
Hamilton Place, whole front between 143d
and Hath SITS. 23ix125X irregular; John G.
and contractor. -, Ass SO
John Bozuppi owner and contractor s3s so
Briggs ave, W. s.. lO611 T. Of 20lst COX
1lo, Charles Peterson agt. William n. LuEney,
owner ana $50 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Fulton ST.. g. s., 2l7.6 f. s. Of 239th ST.. two two
story brick dwelling houses 25X66. a. NJ. Nick
Walton ave. w. corner Cheever Place. four
story brick factory. 5Ox95; NJ F. o. Neil. owner;
Teller ave- ". 90 n. n. Of 169th ST.. three two
story frame dwelling houses two 2Ox52: one
23iAxo7; Thornton Bros. Company, owners. Hugo
l69th St, s. 20 II. W. OF Teller ave. eight two
story frame dwellings, six 2Ox52 two 2Ox5T;
Ihornton Bros. Company. owners; Hugo Il.
Avoin. architect .....,....-....... .-..-.......
Pleasant ave. g.. 425 II n OF 2l6th ST.: two
story frame dwelling house 2Ix65. Frederick
ana Anna Zeler, owner; Charles +. Alderman.
Belmont ave. H. ". corner Is6th st; three story
frame dwelling house, l825X24 90 and lQ.72X29;
Hensol Powell Realty Company. owner, He'd
mar e SchCcn architects. ..-.-........ !
OLssoe.t ave n, s. 49, 49, r. W OF belmont ave
nFe three story frame stores and dwelling
houses. l6xS2: Hensol Powell Realty Company,
owners: Hedman Schoen, architects -.......
Crescent n. =. 99.S y II. Belmont ave.
three story frame dwelling house, 3Osx2O: Hen
sol Powell Realty Company owner Hedman &
ls6th St s S. ~ II It W or Belmont ave two
story frame dwelling, 3ON316: Hensol Powell
Realty Company, owner. Hedman q Schoen,
1sGth ST.. s. s.. Il % H. W Of Belmont ave two
story frame dwelling house. 16x44 Hensol
FoWel Realty Company, owner Hedman *
Grand ave. 8. ". corner 1929 St; two two and a
half story frame dwelling houses 26x39:
Thomas Il. Thorn. owner; j. r. Serviss. archi-
22eth ST. $ S. go IT. e. Of 4th ave. two story
frame dwelling house. 2Oxl6; Annette /.
Schneider. owner: Moore & LAndsedeI archi-
226th St. r. g. $50 #. e.of 4th ave. rear; two
story frame barn. 2oN16: Annette l. Schneider.
owner, Moore & Landseidel architects ........
Fox St. $. e corner Prospect ave, hve story
brick stores and tenement houses, 81 SIX
6S10ax1O7.7; John Kendall owner: Moore &
LANDSLIDE. architects ....-...........-
Place two story frame shop 25xT4 8; Albert
Thons, owner: Franz Wofgang. architect Gee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Al u Nesey stBy L4ounsberTy & O'Connor: 174th ST.
s. sos n OF Washington 2Ox10O: sty fr bldg
voluntary sale; TO Il Haas for $4,000 472 Water St.
Il cor tae 81 LoX4b bN2i 6X47 sty and store
S S7sS; 10 IL Wessslnan for $50 $50; 131 oath st,
blag' 10 Elizabeth Brown FOR Sos 600 1921 Iathgate
ave, " cor l74th St. l0o<ll45; sly fr dwg h and
vacant, daInlnlsratrX sale % property A Fleming
deceased: J = BTodsly, atty; A Pfenning admx: 70
BY l. Phillips Co: 1874 72i st, s. 60 It W Of Lex
lhson ave -UKlO22 sly brCwnstone dUg
SALE estate Of L Cans deceased. 70 L Won Schwauen-
By Joseph P Day: 229 9th st. S. 1903 fl Of stuv-
yeant ST. l3x5 GX544; Suyvesant IeasehoId; stv
DIX odg; adnN sale; estate OF Catherine BrOderic
Seasea: 20 y Fletcher for s. 100 23s 1Osth s
Il " OF Amsterdam ave 2J.4Xl001l stable:
Levers Mort GO agt Murphy e All Cary & r.
allgs5 l. BT2nt ref amt due, Sl3 81 taxes ere
S5SI Il: 10 II Llppmann for $40 O5O. on an ar n
24sI Il of Avenue B. "A 9x982 sty br1 ten ana
sly bTk ten rear: Mary Wilson at Katharine
hfaeier 81 al; Reed q p, atys K NJ Henry. ref par
Il.or taxes etc, So4O IOi TO r so ESQ
~ - = 5nlIahan q GO. an ave SO II Of st
o. @NSit N3t2luJlo WIliamsbridge; Preston sRr p
Peterson 81 al: w Dayton atty. 4 u Truax req amt
due. 81 632 20, STAG. sub mort 81 500 10
the plaintiff for 81 l69 1900 ~