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New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
MAY HOLD HOME BUILDERS EXHIBITION

well attended meeting of the board of gov
ernors of the Long Island Real Estate Exchange
was held Monday at No 1923 Broadway On
the report of the membership committee about one
hundred members were elected among them being
some of the most representative and influential real
estate dealers Of Long Island. II decided 10
recOnvene the realty convention December Il,
1905, which first held on September Is and la.
That the new exchange means to be an important
factor in the real estate field OF Long Island was
apparent at the last meeting of the board Of gov
ernors when it considered the proposition made bv
President Kempner to hold home builders exhibit
tion at Madison Square Garden in tine spring OF
next year This exhibition is intended for the dis
play OF everything relating to modern house appi-
ances. landscape architecture. road and street build
ing, heating and lighting inventions, sewer con-
stTuctiOn laying sites for suburban develop
ments. and all other things bearing and essen
tal the real estate industry.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

lS.d ST.. No % East. Sarruej stern sgt John
HeTris :, al oTToher ; leos .-.....-.- $50 %
aSr John \. Leighton. June
Eroolre st. NJ. -. Ike Bloom a sarah Cold
7-,{,,i stein ct al hususf = 1905 -. 15o 90
i"ppWe ave p $, - ~ :. % 17Srh Peter
Sirnott - al "Et Rsah9 Arnold. November s
,,lG lsoS e., y, "a -. 900 90
ag1 John Harris ct al 0c'ob~r 9os ... =, 90
Rosenberg agt Jacob SaEua al. Nav %
Ia l%p| ,oo =, -. sts 50
Frank krohoca Press 81 al. Ccto,
,1,., her ,.rca, "a 1900; hy bond .... 17ss 90
klotz Fire Pr'"hnE 90 agt Moe Pes. -
al October 10. l"oG 10y bond
same property tasWento Roofing 90 agt
,e%rrSi SanF eer, %S''eEr % - 1905 ey bond -, %
Mortar Supnly 20 agt Gotham Buudne and
ohS hSt'HcIion to o. nj october ~. ta06. bv
,.diimh,,, Sl2g ,, ...,,.. ,ts1 so
Yam Nesi Wood Vorl agt John n
Maurice AUGUST a. 1905 ,,
-ainv pI'p"-tv. -lftN eEt laNS 20
N'''''N ~" "" tac I.pujS tiojdStein So
We, 1' ~ " Mr>r~ ,. "''ac-g ,s - 'eoS $500
r....'--.2, ,, @.''n9@-. 'v''rr !; tao@ r5S -
W S SN-'dor g '~----r p~,l,,.
Ct al Oetooer IS. 1895. ,. ......... 1s,5 5o
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
MUTUAL LIFE PRESIDENT.
To Make Canrass on Stuyccsant
FiSh'S 4raiibiLity.

According 70 tentative plans made yesterday the
candidates on the Mutual Life's united commit
tees opposition ticket Tribune reporter learned
are 10 be csnvsssed for their views on Stuyvesant
tish as the choice FOR the companys presidency
should The united" ticket be successful next month
The canvass probably viii be made by mail. Mr..
Fish declined TO discuss the mention of his name
as candidate told in yesterdays Tribune.
however Mr.. Fish might regard such an offer, it
is believed that he would consider It premature At
least 70 decline or accept il pending the result Of
next months elections. there Two other
tickets I'm Tho field
with Ihe revival Of Mr Fishs candidacy the
iepor'er learned definitely that several months ago,
JUST before the final framing Of the united com
mites" ticket a joint delegation representing
nc lu'0l1a aonai polCyholders committee and Inc
MHtuaI I.f" Poiicyholders' Association visited Mr..
F's.- Offering him a candidacy on the united
fCEef ar. Fish declined. saying that railroad and
ono. ltteres1s occupied his lime fully In OF
tis teNo-iion IS president of the Illinois central
O. w Nf-lneelav. however IA j. not believed
Fish vosd ROW refuse or The same grounds.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
SEVER4L STRIKERS HELD.
automobile Driuers Stoned, but
NiScreantS Escape.

a report reached the office Of the New YORK
Transportation Company, at its garage at hlehIh
avenue snd 4sth street. yesterday afternoon ina.
the strikers were stonins the electric macnlnes Oh
the company the West 23d street ferrles' VIZ
officials Of the company got into autos anu "e"'
The place bat the stone throwers were not csusl'
Jacob Costey striker. who was arfes'eu y"
Wednesday was arraigned yesterday forenoon !"
the jefferson Market court. on the charge u II"
Iicious mischief lie was held by Magistrate w MT
man in 5000 bail for examination to-day
Several arrests were made yesterday OF striking
chauffeurs on various charges Joseph OGrady.
who was in charge of horse cab opposite Sherrys
Fifth avenue and 45th street was arrested by a
special officer, the charge OF shouting .Hcap!
the auto went past O'Grady said tnat ne
shouted 'Cabt' meaning to solicit custom but the
sDecal officer declared that he had used the otner
W John MOrriSsey. cab driver, was arrested
at 50th street and Fifth avenue on the same
charge, and made the same excuse. Both were held
Charles Anderson, a striker, was arratgned in the
Jefferson Market court yesterday afternoon on
the charge of throwing brick at an electric cab
driven by strike breaker at SD street ana Flfth
avenue. Simon Graf. a special officer who made
the charge, said he Anderson throw the brick
Magistrate Whitman held Anderson for eXamna-
4 fO-da
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
HEARING ON M0NO-RAIL ROAD.
Behr Claims Large Advantages for Proposed
Line TO Coney Island.

The Rapid Transit Boards committee on plans
and contracts held public hearing yesterday on
the Behr mono-ran high speed elevated electric
railroad scheme. Mr.. Behr. inventor of the sys-
TEN, described his invention in detail Ex- Bridge
Commissioner Lindenthal, Joseph Ramsey. jr.. and
Congressman Waldo spoke in favor of the scheme.
After hearing all the arguments the board ad-
tourned. -,
Mr.. Behr argued that his system offered addi-
tioual facilities increased speed and absolute safety.
and that the road lie planned would enable people
TO travel from Coney Island to Manhattan for a
iive-cent fare. The cost OF construction would be
SI-0Oo0 a mile, and funds could be easily raised,
WHY has not the Behr system been offered to
the engineers Of the New York, New Haven &
Hartford Railroads" asked Mr.; Orr ,. -.
turned down the proposition with a dull thud,"
responded MIR. Ramsey.
Then Mr. Behr interrupted 10 say that when his
line Is approved by the Rapid TRANSIT Commission
the engineers of that road would be GLAD 10 adopt
the mOno-ran System.
CONGRESSMAN Waldo told OF the great need OF
rapid transportation by the people of Flatbush and
Coney Island Other speakers told the commit ee
relieve the crush the Brooklyn Bridge.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
TRANSACTIONS IN REALITY.

Frederick Zittel has sold for Harry D Simon
No. SS8 West nth St, five story American base
ment dwelling house. 25xsi feet
Also sold for the estate of Isaac BlumenthaI No.
"A West sSth street, four story, high stoOp. %
foot dwelling house.
Richard Collins has sold No 60 East 55th St. a
four story brownstone dwelling house. a lot
l5x1OO5 feet TO James Anderson Hawes
Margaret Y. Orr has sold No. IS West 17th street.
four story dwelling house. a lot 25x92 feet
The buyer is an adjoining owner
NJ. Marx has sold for an estate 20 Moses Kinzler
No 2Sl East nth St. three story building, on q
Arnold & Byrne have sold for James Meehan to
sgmnei Winters. No 1924 70 1880 Longwood ave,
story buidines on blot 7sx15S feet ave- four one
A. Hollander has bought plot 54xeOO feet, on th.
SITS L. Kronenberger was the broker
Harry T Campbell has sold the three story
on the west side of Bailey ave, 80 feet south of
,.s; The Ernst-Cahn Realty, Company has sold for
Charles DannmeyHr, No 79t Courtlandt ave. four
in conjunction with Kurz & Uren. the plot 50xle5
ave; also for the Tr-Centenniai Realty CompanV
the plot l6xlG0 feet on the north side OS 214th 81
between Paulding and Laconia aves., and the plot
75x1T feet. on the south side Of 223d ST. abopf -
feet west Of Lacona ave. "
on the south side Of 2O9h 100 feet east Of Pine
Tio 70 }.e Mia n 4b PerTa 10 Nj Paonessa plot
south Of Bartholdi st; to Mr.. Williamson a lot
north Of Pine ave. TO MI sTibela plot '5 5oxIe
feet on the south side Of Corsa ave, so feet west
on tue north side of 22sd St 80 feet west Of fa
coma " VI Ia
J. Romano Brown has sold Nos 254 and 25s West
l44th st, two four story single fathouses on rIot
lCxg9 II feet, NJ Brown; who also owns Nos 25S
ana 90 IN the same block, has bought from
Bertha X. BOSwald No. 26S West f+4th az n ,tran
story building lot 25xS9 IL feet 49, q ''''ee
Charles Hacks has sold for Alfred Stuve No as
feet. " ''' -'A'S' IL
Samuel Il Martin has sold for Julius Jacob and
H. WIZARD Johnson. respectively, Nos 334 and 33j
St Nicholas ave, southeast corner OF i27th ST two S
four story fathouses. plot 81 lOx79x irregIIar W.
G. ]. kaskel e'''''' W
Karl WallaCh has sold TO Gross & Rolk the s,v
story tenement house No. 245 East nth ST ox169 >
feet. ~ 49, -'N'V---
William II. Matthews has sold for Thomas Hail
No 2t6 West 18th St a three story building on a
Stern & Lien have sold No Sc West Cd St a forr
story building. lot 25x75 feet 49, " ''~'
Adam PrieSter has sold No lqt Prince g q ,L-o.
story building. lot 20X77 feet " " ''''1e
Gruenstetn * Mayer have sold the siX St0~,- to,o
nent house No. 2N Thompson St 25X75 feet "e
". Clarence Martin is the buyer Of Nos r5S s,4
16I West S4th st, reported sold Yesterday $3.50
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
$3.50, 900 BRQADW DEAL
FIRE INSTRANCE co. SELLS
Investor Pays S8O0,000 for Ne51
AMSTERDAM apartment House.

The Williamsburg City Fire Insurance Company
has sold the modern eight story dreproof Building
at the northeast corner of Liberty st. and Broad
way, for S750CC0. to a client of Willis Benner. The
premises have a frontage of 2S.3 feet I'm Broadway
and 10.3 feet in Liberty St The seller bought the
property partition sale In June, 1882. for $56C0o
Voorhees, & Floyd have sold for the Whitehall
Realty Company TO investor the northeast cor
of Amsterdam ave. and 10Th St, six story
apartment house. a plot 1OOx127.2 feet known as
the New Amsterdam. This property was sold
year ago at the Aldrich estate sale. and has been
held 100000
George r. Read & Co. have sold for Henry S.
O Brien No. 10 East 3lst St. four story and base
ment brown stone high stoop dwelling house.
H10l2X9S9 feet, to William F. Havemeyer. The
property which abuts the plot Nos. II, 16 and IS
Eas 32d St. 66x9s9 feet owned by Mr.. Havemeyer,
was bought as trade entrance to the plot, now
containing about $50 square feet The acquisition
Of this holding completes Mr.. Havemeyer's pUr-
chase In the block. His other plot, Nos. s, S AMI
10 East 32d St. extending through 10 Nos. 8. and
East S1st St is likely to be improved with
large mercantile building. owing to the demand for
store and loft space in the vicinity of the new
Pennsylvania Railroad terminal
J. P. Whiton-Stuart is the buyer of No. East
o4th st He intends to use part Of the house for
business
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
LIS PENDENS.

&C. t,o'n 81 n s. 30 u. 9Th ave Soxg. #. H.,
Gufdaa, stty. '''" ~ impress LEM. NJ.
ID ave. Nos. as3 AMI sss: Sol Haas -, ...---
af1s,i aler a. d! Specific performance, W = and ar
r .p.h s. $. s. ITO # of 1st ave l7xso. 11,cbf
NJ Il re- les A Brodl foreclosure OF norraea,.
stanton st. Nos 1876 1873 Isaac Beck ag, tt.
I-rr, i-'ivIosuFe OF tnortgGge); A. Beck atty
og5TeS s' no = MARY r swensy Nellie Cotter ct
iZ'th St, n l75 n. nf "a sge -5Yoo .
Hlt"otz ct al agt Louis Cohen et al action to 5,(il
mechanics LEM, L. Schruer attv " W ''' '''''e
a. ~" l"'i: Giuseppe Stella aEt Jacob Holman
attys ''7''' '''N''se' 'phh a Linz,
, I-asLe az e.. - fs5 .. of l56th ST 75xIls. c,s
lthlo tHli'd ast Angelo MauneIIo al t.rerI,s1,r
nloIi26Eet / .. Van Doren atty '''e 81
columbus ave. w ,.lrtar' - satE -os
FRANKIE. arr. '''' - ''i'' g.
iil'o 81. g. %" e. %, 7t1 ,re ..z7I 10 r-,l,r
Levi - a. ost s g. Har..s et Al tf,,e.,5s..le /,
i-1. '-aseI, E.snan Les alt-- ''0 90
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
YOUNG HERREsHoFE BRINGS SUIT.
Payment Refused for Power Launch De-
signed by Him.

suit was begun yesterday by Charles Herre-
Ehom a younger member of the famous 1aHhly OF
,.acllr designers Of that name. against Charles II.
Davis a contractor Of No. 30 Broad street, before
Judge Holt and jury IN the United States Circuit
Court. Tie action is brought 10 recover 500 al
legged 10 be due for the designing Of power launch
@rty feet in le~gth by Mr. HerreshoH for Mr.. Da-
,.s The latter declined to accept the boat saying
that It's engines imperfect and unsatisfactory.
Mr. FIe1reshoT contended that he had merely 10
design the launch. and that its engines were built
nv one Of The leading launch engine companies. and
tbat II The crafts engines were not satisfactory It
was not lis fault. and that he is entitled 10 his
fee Of $500. The case Will be continued to-day
and probably ended before the adjournment for the
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
TRIES TO WRECK TRAIN.
Boy Charged scith Placing Obstruc-
ton ON Tracks.
LBy Telegraph to Tho Tribune. J

Hampstead Long Island, Nov. s.-Charles
Van Colt. of this village, arrested last night
charged with attempting TO wreck the Hemp
stead express from Long Island City. The
quick eye of the engineer prevented the train
from leaving the track, he the OBJ
struction in time to bring his train to a stop a
few feet from a barrel which was filled with
scrap iron. Had the train hit the barrel the en-
gineer says it would have been ditched.
For several nights past the engineers have
been compelled 10 stop their trains and remove
distractions from the rails, and the Long ISL
and Railroad detectives have been unable TO
find the source OF the annoyance. Last Sunday
afternoon Il train coming into the station
when ii ran over piece of iron which had
been Wedged into d switch II was running so
slowly. however, that no damage was done.
After the train stopped last night detec-
tives were on the ground within few minutes
Van Cott was Immediately arrested. He was
arTdigned his morning before Justice Citizens
who held him in $500 bail for further hearing
next Saturday. II is said that Van Cott is
heavy reader Of 'Dashing Diamond DICK
stories
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
$500
456O
1900
MECHANICS LIENS.

1l1th s.; AGO Il. e. Of sth ave, ls1lO9:
Harris ownsrs s9is and Ra s1ss
agt- simon Jacobs and Samuel Hutkor. own o,,. i.
Amsterdam 9iu ave-. W. = "a # n Of isoth ST.
I5Oxl0O; Rider Ericsson Engine Company agt.
G-9ldhers Smith. owners and contractors $50 o
agt Caroline A BrundaEe owner and
esth St. No, ais East; Rider Ericsson Engine
Company agt Isaac klapPer' owner and con .oo n
27th St. n 5, 2lss n e qf % ave. 5s. .a1loo:
ast. Zallels & Oransky owners and con
Wban s .s 5 sSs Il q: %.' Ps;l5f sad
Io.lIoS; Taeass 5 Es@oRas , Co. sss ss g
sans Sss1y: pT9PsEty sissnsls5:r Son ast Harry
1s7th St. No fs 10 q west: Charles Cireenbauna
agt Harry Falk and Herman l. FlaH. owners
Jackson ave- " 5. 80 II $ Of 1eoth ct, s4x1Oo:
Minnie Miller. owners; olenick Realty Company.
owner and contractor ::...-:,-;o:. asa o.
John ". Dunnsan Arch Realty and Con
penn contractors -. ....-.-eN'-. As q
Bathsa,. ave. cor, 1s4th st, 251ioo sans
1s5th St. $. 2os.s f., e. Of St. AIMS ave. 5ox
and jacob Cohen and 500
'n T' Of "a a avs 20 8 is6a s2d 1sts St %
1 19S and r u, Of % also jacob ana
9Is and contraStors - 60. "a $50 %
Roof Maintenance Company sst Rongtnshy & 80 -,
Barnet Hamburser ownsr and contrsctore actor 2421 50
10th st. s. 300 f. e. of I'd ave. 25x1Oo: same - -
2d ave n W. cor 126th st. iOOxioo: NJ Eberhart
& Son Co agt- Abraham Small and Harris ~
I37th ST. 8 $, 100 IT e Riversids Drive s6xss II:
Joseph WIodsr Cathedral Parkway Realty
tractor 269 so
Park ave Nos esi and sS3: Marcus Meare agt.
IIauben Realty Company. owner F1nkeisten Or -.oo
14ist St, 5 S. goo IT. W. OF cypress ave, 1OOxeS;
Vincent C Corrier ast. Jacob Friedman owner o ~
17stb ST. 100 r. W. OF St Nicholas av.
hdeson l." ownsr flsr' ana contractor 24s 90
Same property. International Cement and Plaster
Works agt, Harry NJ Addison. owner and con - -
Wadsworth ave n e c,rner 1sOth St, 9OxiO0.
OrInau W Ketcham ast Ella '. Dempsey, -
Audubon ave. s E. corner 1eeth st. lOoxloo.
Guarantee Electric Company agt Luis NJ Calm -
l23d St 5 g. 81 H. W OF 1st ave, 21Ox1cO;
Metropolitan Paint Company ast charles p
Murtha. National Corn'ce and Skylght
Works. contractor IS 55
13Ist ST. = 20 II. OF Brosdway sS.
Joseph Tino & 90. agr. ]. Goldman Realty Com
panv owner and contractor. ass 90
uIth st. $ s. 3OO fl. OF Sth ave, s1ON62 6;
Harry ". Bell ast. Roginsky & Harris. owners - -
17StR ST. 5 s. 100 II " OF St Nicholas ave.
1O0xaO TO- Municipal Works agt Harry NJ
Haeson owner and eontTaetor. 1000 90
Son Arthan Realty Company, owner and
Ii9th ST. No AL TO Az East James f Brady
sgt Epstein 4 Cohen owners and contractors a. 81
Epstein. stone Epstein, and
5.s,s sls':'.5?5, !! an. 81 10 - 7s 7s
2d No. 1870 To 1925 samuel Harnstein p al
Hsuben Realty Company; con
55h NJ $50 20 @45 East: same as, 275 10
Park ave. D. corner SSd 76Ilx1Oo 1.
oo same asy same .::.... ss4 90
same ast. 500 90
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
NEW LoNDoN-sIDNEY ROUTE

Efforts are being made by Leonard Fienslowe
representing a number OF newspapers and neriod
leafs IN Australia to interest the Australian and
English public in the route between London and
Sidney. which lies across this continent NJ H.
lowe Is now In this city engaged in writing arti
cles FOR the Australian papers dealing with the
many points OF interest to be seen and studied Nv
travellers across the American continent He land
&c IL San Francisco three months ago. and will
country before setting sail for England Tho ,,ar
route 10 Australia IS via San Francisco. and 60
cording 10 Mr. Henslowe, will take tbirt -
"aS3s HS3 !I9m London. as against forty-two dave h.,
me fted sea the route which about tu-o G@,Iy9,p! =!
'houSdhd travellers annually at present i eu
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
FIRE DRIVES GIRLS OUT.
Wild Rash for Safety Uhen Factory
Burns.

More than a hundred girls were driven into
the street by fire yesterday afternoon in the old
four story building at No 46 Bond street, which
is used By manufacturers Of artificial flowers
and other sorts Of millinery goods.
Starting near gas stove in the rear room Of
the second floor occupied by J. Marrow & Co..
The flames spread with great rapidity, and all Of
Tho fifty girls employed on that floor had to run
for their lives In the mad rush down the stairs
several OF them fell and were tramped AS
many more young women ran from the floor
? 2hovp which is occupied by :. Greenbefg. a
manufacturer OF artificial flowers.
Nout. OF the employees were burned or serious
" injured in the rush 70 safety. The firemen
made short work of the fire. The damage Is
placed at So 900.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
C0-EDS FIGHT SEPARATION.
Threaten Court Order to Oppose New Rule
1T Nebraska State University.
- Te.ar9s4a 70 The Triaare-l

L-ool-. Neb Nov. ST, arl.E rot might re-
sui mass meeting Of the students o' the State
University % condemn tile policy OF Chancellor
Andrews denying nale ana female students Of the
university tho privilege ot having quarters in the
same dorm tories adjourned suddenly this
-CorrirL The order of the chancellor viii he dis
cGSSed ~ a fuTuIe meeting 0f the student body.
Chancellor Andrews recently ordered that female
student should NOT oc-U-r quarters buildings
whore men Ie lodged. and subsequently, ordered
two young men. who rOOmiug AT q place
where female students also live. TO move Thcv
declined and threaten 10 get an Injunction
against the orders Of the chancellor.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
REALTY NOTES.

Frederick Fox K co. have leased for the Master
Builders Realty and Construction Company about
2Ooo0 square feet of floor space in the twelve story
mercantile building in course of construction
No. 10 to II East 18TH Also for the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, the four lofts at No 10
Bond St also for DresSar. Ehrhart & WiCkS. about
1o.GO square feet of space i'll Nos. 1l5 and III
Spring st.
Crosby has leased for Wolf Brothers the garage
135th and Eighth for a term of years to
Clarence Dominy. VINO will the building for
automobile purposes
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
LAKE SHORE TO BUILD NEW ROAD.

NlWaukee. NOV. E.-A special dispatch 20 The
Evening M scousn' from Marquette. Mich. says
that a mortgage OF SlZp000 hy the lake Shore
Southern Railway Company 70 The Kuckerbocker
Trust Company. - New York. has been filed for
record There u is IN Tie nature OF construction
bond for new railroad proposed between Madi-
son. Wis. and Huron Bay. lake Superior dis
tauoe OF Two hundred miles. Cons-ruction work i
Is vi
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
City Property for Sale.

for three story frame dwelling house . sx
31.4; Mrs. Weymann. owner; Louis Koenis,
dTCnllect . . :. % e %
Poplar st, n. $, 900 fl ". OF West Farms Road
for a two story frame dwelling house, 21Lo2; W.
Cameron, owner; Louis Koenig. architect $1,000.
Freeman st, $. 100 # =. OF Hoe ave: for a
one story frame dwelling house. with store. 25x
80; Hawthorne Building Company. owners ,
Moore & Landsedel architects NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fremont ave, 5. s., 1S9 65 IT. OF Anthony ave
for a nEe story prick tenement mouse. oSox
102 2Lx115 pa; William II. BirknliTe. owner
and architect Observation-Disclosures s..-....
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

At IL Nesey st-Hy Samuel tiolstcAer: sOo IVES. End
aN" " n 9f "eth ST l6xso. story and basement
: : dwE h; II T schwartz y Kurt 81 al po,rJ.
II = y. attys; 9 Gugg enhemer ref. amt 5us Si-
-" IA taxes etc S2Sl % sold
10 Charles GHhFen for SIS 0O0 " INTENT
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
AN APPEAL FOR CHARITY.

TIE Charity Organization Society appeals for 800
20 help provide care in suitable toriunl for
a ladv eiEity-tWo years of age. whose education
and refinement gre above The average. but whose
failing mental powers recessitate authoritative as
well as sympathetic oversight considerable part
Cf The total amount necessary 5 being contributed
by church and friends. Any money for this ca Sc
cent the Charity ORGANIZATION Society. No l,6
East I'D street. VIII be duly publicly acknoWl-
edged.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
AUCTION SALES To.DAv

= Joseph Day Boston Road " s. sa9 3, m ,
i6fth st, IlsX 2l66 70 Franklin rreg. & .or, hl
ten and vacant In Franklin Joseph KaplaD % al
agt Harry hinee.g 81 al Max Monfried attv: . Ne
3s4 10 Mosholu PARKWAY eo.E 9s 10
"Nll4; vacant; A Betz Charles Ogden inIit aTS
ct al. r II " HutChnEs q 4 T}~rs-.
SSGT 80. etc S393 '''h''' I-tf
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

topping ave. o.. s. $50 It n Of r-4th G,
"a 20; = una y 20 loans Ella Gundlach. -,
jackson and Abraham Stern In,r p,nlGIoie
kuTzrok '-'" 4oa" Raphael
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

clay ave 8. 2lo n OF Isoth st.. for six tr,
St'iy frame dwelling houses. tsy5. Thorr.or
Brothers COMPANY. owners. N II A,5itu .r-,f
c,9,g ,.,,-.......- .... SIG
New-York tribune., 1906-11-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

KID Broad. The pugilist. waived examination
and was held 81 90 bai for trial in the jefferson
Market court Yesterday tho charge Of assault
ing Thomas J. Burns on Election Night.
Joseph Franklin colored Of No 24st Second ave
nue. while whitewashng the walls AT No. 423 East
1l6th street fell distance OF over fifty feet, the
scafolding giving way. He removed to the
Harlem Hospital where ii said that he had
sustained severe internal injuries. but would re-