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New-York tribune., 1906-05-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

79d st. No 16S East, 25x1O22; Maria Taller ct
al executors. James Mclean. SS4oo9
Same property; Maria c Taller to same.
Same property; Albert 7 Bradley TO same.
18th 81. n 5, 35S4 u e Of Park ave, 16SK1O22;
Edward r Koch to Joseph G Swttzer; mortgage ~
SD st. No 40 East iexlO22: Hannah NeWburger
Samuel Lehman. n.......................:.. 4Vp
Mountain Road centre line, 90 70 n Of centre line
2OSth containing 2 300 acres; Jonas some
born et al to Ursula Burns; mortgage. sd 49,
linton ave- W s, 1851 n OF Cedar 81. 10eX11O;
Barbara SVetina TO Henry ChaTpek
10th ST. No 9O2 West 25xe99; Ellison Bishop ana
another executors ct al to Mary L StacpOole' "a o.
10th 81. Nos $40 and S12 West 5OxeS9; Ellison
Bi'sSg stsoSaSe SRd another executors. ct al 10
Lots SO and go map 126 lots SUBDIVISION PLOT -,
map CasOn's Point; II P Rose company 70
Mary Cahaney.
Mulford ave- 9 James st, &z1OO; VIII -.
lam Moran to Mary z Byrne AOo
9th ave- s44. $. 25x1OO; City Real Estate ,oo
Company John Astor. Arp
St NShOas s. ave ,sssss No se 70 Lillian ne 1900
Same property; Ethan S Allen TO same.
Same property; Ida II Sperry to same.
ASth ST. 66 West % lON1OO6; Trustees OF Co oo-
lumbia College to James Z A Thompson. @o'O<D
125th st. 124 25x1OO IL; Adoph Bend "a ooo
helm William T purdy OV'VVV
sfns nS. PF0PfTy; William Furay 10 na!ie 5000
Cortisndt st. No as n g. 25 lxIas: Mary
Robert TO Ross A 1Gackey. AOV
18th st, 8 g. I25 II g OF Broadway. 5Ox1OOL;
McArdle TO Meyer Vesell.
Park ave, 8 93d st, 1OOsx1OO; Glen Realty ,oo
Co to Charles Realty Co; mortgage $ll6OOO'.- 4OV
New-York tribune., 1906-05-01
REALTY NOTES.

N. Brigham Hall & Son report the following
leases: For c. Cavlnato to the Samuel Saqui COM
pany the third loft at West Broadway and 80 ST.
for Ave years; for the United Merchants Really
and Improvement Company No West Sd st. TO
the Ianigan Electric Company for five years;
for the same lessons to Krieger Brothers FOR hve
years the building No. West Sd St; for Cornehus
F. Kingsland the store and basement at NO; 40
West Broadway to Tobias & Stegener for three
years; for the owner third !oft IN same
building to Lenevson & ArnOff; for Michael CAR
TO Jacob KupIsrman the building NO 25S wooster
St; for a client the building No. u west 50 81
to Vincent c. Pepe for William p. Dixon 70 WNI-
lam Schaaf for three years the building az the
southeast corner of Broadway and l12th st.; for
the estate OF Walden Pell the store and basement
at No. 40 9Th ave. to Morris Clevan for two years.
for Katharine A. Kingsland to Leonard Lehman
the store and basement at No. SSl Sth ave; tor
the same owner the store and basement az No 6l4
Sd ave. to John G. Kerkmans and for William p.
Kingsland for Albert Klenk the store and base
ment at No. 352 4th ave.
Plans have been filed for making over the four
story and basement private dwelling house No. 81
ground floor stores. for Mrs. Jennie X. Stafford
owner. 1t is TO be extended both at the front and
end, and elevator will be installed. The
Improvements to cost $4,000, according to the
estimate Of Lionel Moses. the architect.
The New York Operating Company and the Elm
dyer the plot 741OX6O feet the northeast corner
Of Lenox ave. and 125th st. with the lot 25X9S.ll
feet adjoining in the street. The site Is now COW
cred with old buildings, and will be reimproved
The lease Is for a term OF twenty-one years, with
two renewals.
Duff & Brown have leased for Mary L. Fraser
No. q Hamilton Terrace, and for Lucien Warner
No. 43 Convent
New-York tribune., 1906-05-01

The City Investing Company has sublet 20 The
United Cigar Stores Company the Benedict Build
ing, at the southwest corner OF Cortlandt st. and
Broadway. The lease Is for term OF twenty
years. The sub-lessee will occupy the ground door.
One provision OF the lease prohibits the sublessee
from increasing the height Of the structure.
The City Investing Company recently bought
lease on the premises, having sixteen years 20
the realty company had obtained eighty-year
lease 90 the property, which, OF course. would not
be in effect until the expiration OF the sixteen
year lease. The company got control OF the build
ing in order to protect the light and air OF the
twenty-five story Office structure 70 be built an
L shaped plot surrounding the Benedict Building
and including the premises Nos. 165 and 167 Broad
way, the Smith Building and the Coal and Iron
Exchange.
There was a report yesterday that the Have
meyer Building, occupying, the block front on the
east side Of Church st.. from Dey st. to Cortlandt
ST.. had been sold by the Theodore A. Havemeyer
estate to the New York Telephone Company. Will
ian Butler Duncan Is the agent in charge OF the
building. Mr.. Duncan and representative OF the
The Havemeyer Building Is valued at more than
S2OoOO0O It is assessed at $156500O It has 'front.'
of 214s feet in Church St. 511h feet in Cortlandt
st. and 62l0 feet in Dey 81. II adjOns the build
ing owned and occupied by the telephone COM
The Albert Booth Cohn Company has sold No Is
West S5th ST., three story building on lot 2OX
9Se feet. Ashforth & Co. have sold No. 26 West
S5th ST., similar building
Calder a. Levy have sold Cor Palermo Brothers to
H. b. Davis and Charles HellbOrn Cathedral Court.
southwest corner Of 1i5th ST. and Morningside ave-
West.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-01
HOW S. P. GOT wELLs-FAEGo STOCK
Received 100000 for Right to Operate
Over It's Lines.

A story was told in Wall Street yesterday of the
way In which the Southern Pacific Company.
which is understood to be the largest stockholder
in Wells, Fargo & Co., certain other stockholders
OF which endeavoring to get an increase In the
dividend rate, acquired its holdings.
The express company was Incorporated in Colo.
Mail and Express Company, the style being
changed few months later to Wells, Fargo & Co.
IN 1870 the capital stock decreased from $16,
00O 900 to $5,000,000 subsequently being increased
to its present figure, 100000.
At the time Of the latter action the late c. P
Huntington was president of the Southern Pacific
Company. A contract entered into, Il Is said
by which Wells. Fargo & Co. would have the right
to operate an express service on the Southern
Pacific system for twenty-five years, and as con-
sideration the express company transferred to the
Southern Pacific Company 10000 shares 1000, 900
par value) Of its stock Part of this stock the
railway company has meanwhile sold. but 81 $780,
600 Of it is still held, and is part Of the col
iatersS securing the Southern Pacifcs issue of
two-fVe-year gold bonds dated June l. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-01
MECHANICS, LIENS.

l86th st.. n. g. 176 II. ". Walnut ave, 5Ox
100: John r. Davies, agent, agt. Muglers Iron =.
Works owner; scritela PasilpO contractors $2OS Il
SSth ST.. No 20S East; Max SObowhg agt. Leo
pold Schneider. Isaac Schneider and Irving -o,
Bachrach. owners; John II Gault. contractor Sst "
CrotonR ave, n. 10th st.. 75x1OO; John
p. Farrell agt- Waters & o Connell. owners and
iVISS TiseT. ST. owner and contractor @ 'co. ESQ
Avenue A, e: e, whole front between 6Sth and
Goth sts.; United Lead Company agt. Rookie
feler Institute for Medical Research, owner;
w. H. Sheridan, contractor Observation-Disclosures. 696;
Belmont Nos. 2129 and 2141; G. InciaFdl &
agt Herman Aaron. and contractor. 1900 o.
Chrystie St, 1903 IT. OF East Houston
st. SOx7b; GTlo Co. agt. Albert c. Lowe.
Broadway. n W. corner lO2d st.. iie 2xiio7;
pany. owner george AtEsi ContTaotor 4a4 q
Goth St. Nos. 10 and 12 East; Michael Concistre
agt. Alpha Realty Company, owner: Campbell &
Morgan contractors 1895 o.
l43d ST., No. ia to l24 West: Schwartz Steiner
agt William Sax. Samuel sussmaR and Harry
Halpn, and contractors. .......... 400 Os
West Broadway, No. 5TO Joseph FuTst & Co
agt. J. Montgomery Strong and John Do c. Ire
land owners; Duane Realty Company owner
,oa and coqtFaetSs M Tor I,..,. \ log o.
Kohn, owner and contractor. ................ EOO0
New-York tribune., 1906-05-01
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

6hatz, Abram 70 B Nieberg and another; 1SIth
st. s 8. 3S5 IT " OF 5th ave. 1OXSS; year D
Fer cent - = :.
Same to same; same property; year, Per cent.
HuFtig Jules and others to J g bumoers; eotu
st. No l57 to 101 East, 16G1O0; year. Per
cent
Thompson James q A. TO trustees Of Columbia
College; 4Sth st. No SO West, 2Ox1OOo.
YUrie Max and another % L Gtlespie; 4SOtn
ST 3 s. 3il fl OF LenOx ave, sSxSS.1l; years.
b1A per cent. . -
Dover Realty Company 20 County Holding Com
pany; Seth 81. No AZ to 80 West sSxss; yeaE'
04a Der cent. =
Davis Harry and another to Paterno bros
10th st. W corner Morningslde ave west
1O4xl25; due September l. 1905 per cent
Same to same; same property; due September l.
1908. per cent ,t,,o,, eierifY a.
n W corner Houston 81. 52x4O; years per
went, cent 1ds 20 ci,;z:ns savings Bank; I2lst ST.
Nos 800 and S24 East. sT.6ElOO11; due June
10 1911 per cent. nt................-.'''' -'''-' =
New-York tribune., 1906-05-01

dq9d 8 Sons Amsterdam, N. Y. S.2s7: Ida G. Gresh-
Saaas @ NO - Aast 12ath street. $76l. The flFm
ZSssSSs Z consist OF notes. Ssl; furniture horses and
coNnts SIVv and fire loss appraised az 81 on The
petltoner has personal debts of &1S5 and assets
9L s-& 4he PRINCIPAL creditors are c. Croft
Weatogin Conn. 1915; Mrs a. D. ArrOwsmirh
NO 70 West 12Sth street. &.O.o.
.. ChaFle8 Meyers NO. S6l Ninth aVenUe--IiQ biIi-
ties. SO,ed5; assets x.s5s The principal Creditors
are Marin NeveFy, No. % Stuyvesant street. s. 4Ce
secured: r. w. Hit 8 Co.. s,ls7; R. ii Horn
Brooklyn. g l6S. The assets consist of Personal
proRerty. N26; stock, $500; fixtures $780, trucks,
$50; accounts. $SS6
Samuel 3. Adler. No. lSS Front streot-Llabilities
Nl54 assets soe The principal creditors are Dick
son q Eddy No e broadway, S,26S: Manhattan
OH Company. No. "a Front street. S21S. The assets
yla5
Morris Rosensteil. fuFrier. No g East Ith street
LIABILITIES. Nssa3; assets. &.O2a The principal
creditors are Well Bros & Co, Fort Wayne. Ind ,
$3.50, secured; a. 4 w. Nesbett. London England
s2eo. secured; We'll Bros. g Co. &OlS notes; Do
minlon Bank of Canada. H.1IS: National Butchers
ana pfoVeIs Bank, s2.ssS The assets consist Oe
hNtures. So; accounts. 81, ,e0t Petitioner has rs
creditors. scattered throughout the country whose
claims are less than 80 each.
Georse > HiA. No. West lo0th street-Liabli-
ties sls4A; no assets. The principal creditors are
y, C. hhl' York. ~ J.s s2.lS9; May A. Hill No I
mediation paper.
business Of Austin & Co. hats or ~, Si0 FSroS5-
wsys with band OF 5000
New-York tribune., 1906-05-01
PETITIONS I'M BANKRuprcY

The following petitions In bankruptcy were nIed
yesterday with the clerk Of the United States
District Court:
Christina Schmidt, tanitress. Of No l474 Madison
ayenue-Liaouitle9, S,esS; assets. g,0S9 The prin-
eipal creditor is Nelson Morris & Co, OF No $s
Tenth avenue. S6s2 The principal Item Of asset Is
An involuntsTy petition was flled against Crane.
Giles q Co, MtddletOWns by the lcnferDrisa FIoc'
trio Company and other creditors with claims = p
gregating Ss5S. Preferential payments aFe gIlsged
David w. COrbett was appointed receiver yyifh in
structions from the court 20 continue the cf
ing business for ten days. The receivers bona was
David A; ArEowsmith, jr individually ana as a
partner with CathaFine Schmidt, IN the firm az
ArrOwsmith q Co. furniture, No 2sSl IhiTd ave-
nue.-Liabilttes. SllOI5 assets N9t2 The principsl
Arm creditors the United States Ftvchansa
Bank. No. q West 12Sth street. $3.50; Herman a
Schmidt No. l5 Lexington avenue $500; d. sam
New-York tribune., 1906-05-01
.ISUBLEASE BENEDICT BUILDING. |
UNITED CIGAR STORES COMPANY TO CONTR
PREMISES FOR TWENTY. YEARS.
Havemeyer Building Church Reported Sold More Deals "a
Clafin Block.

on south side Of 1clst ST.. 100 feet east Of st ave-
20 Harris Kneiger, who viii erect TWO SIX story
Hairy Ginsburg has bought No. 2H West esth
nHg stfTy Syterer has sod nos 7 and $50
West 44th St, five story hathouse. on plot COX
Robert Garcewich and s. Gordon have bought the
Eve story tenement house No. S5S West 18th ST.
Bernard FEankel has bought the six story tene-
ment house No. 331 East 14th ST.. 25xlOS.3 feet -
The Enterprise Realty Company has bought No.
19 East 9th st., four story tenement house on
Cohen, Aaron & hoffman have sold the north
west corner OF Avenue G and 3D. St. two four story
sSne1Sht sbsTSiatt. houses On piO' 'AA' 'es'
Conway & Corduke have sold to Peter Kraus the the
two frame dwelling house on plot sixlyy iest at '0
northwest corner OF Morris ave. and ls2d STR o,a
RICHARD Dickson has sola I9r rrefna5s the dot
73x2O0 feet the south side OF 16oth st' pet"ee"
Albert Hallheimer has sold to client Of Adams
& Hahn the southeast corner OF Jefferson ana
Jacob Leitner has made the following sales: For
the aes corner r. esnpT oS osDect ave- ara Macy Place
67x1O0x irregular, to Hasse d 1Apman, Wno WIN M
the Hunts Point Realty Company twenty-five lots
in Faile st. from Garrison 20 Seneca ave-, 20 Macy
the plot for George + Johnson 8 Sons the north
nineteen iots) 4SOxOO feet, to Michael Meehan who
will erect tWO-family houses on the PREMISES IOf
pany p the northwest corneT Of I5stR 81 and Fox st.
S5x09 feet % Philip Yoekel who will improve eS {ne Fo
j. McGrath the southeast corner Of Prospect ave; ave;
and FOX st. 6OXSO feet, TO JOnn fteuOau, N4iO VIII
improve with a six story apartment house; for ].
Deutsch. No 1856 washington ave-, a three story
private house. plot 5Ox1O9 feet; for II. G: Often
rieth No 1910 Bathgate ave-. three story dwelling
house. on plot 16Sx71 feet; for Wolf Burlant. the
east side Of Weeks ave, near 173G st.. 100x1O9 feet
to a builder who will improve with twO-famDy
houses. Also TO w Henning, No. 1923 CrOtOna ave.
two story and basement dwelling house. on lot
1Sx1O0 feet.
NJ Kahn & Co. have sold No. 1872 Allen ST.. five
story tenement house, on lot 25xs16 feet for n
Greensboro 20 the Portman Realty Company, which
has resold 1t to Well & Mayer.
c. Grayson Martin has sold Nos. $40 and 81 5th
st. Brooklyn two three story dwelling houses.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-01
LICENSES ISSUED.
Delay of Corporation Counsel Forces
Use of Makeshfts.

A ,,ec,Iiar condition confronted the State De-
parfment Of Excise at No. Madison avenue yes
ferday, the last day for issuing saloon and hotel
licenses FOR lSOS-O7. when It was found impossible
20 issue any licenses for hotels. the Bureau OF
Buildings having referred to the Corporation COun-
sci the question OF fits power 20 inspect and report
on such hotels 70 the state Excise Department.
No Opinion has been rendered as yet by the Cor
poratlon Counsel
In lieu Of licenses. that hotels could continue
eheir bars and cafe trade. arrangements were re-
Gently made whereby proprietOrs could send their
bonds and checks fifteen days prior 20 May /, re-
ceivfng receipts. On these receipts business can
sin be conducted and the hotels will operate
without the usual license certificate until the opn-
son OF the Corporation Counsel is rendered and the
Bureau Of Buildings has reported. There are
said TO be many where hotel prOprietors have
not complied with this order. but Edward IL Healy,
Deputy Commissioner said that he did not believe
fhis would cause much trouble. He thought the
police would be lenient until the trouble is
Last year on April 30 there were about six thou
sand four hundred licenses issued during the heaVy
rllsh and there were crowds the fourth floor
OF the Metropolitan Life Building. yesterday. rush
The heayv license OF 81 200. There was much grunl-
bling however, over the charge OF $40 for bond IN
sid RoThitan might s1 e vel ss5 shut Bssa gP
shop and go out OF business; SeveEal Tt e. rsS
deal against the saloonkeepers."
hotels will close for good particularly in Manhat-
tan. under the stringent laws now Teg9lsIlg InS
midnight last night and VIII be closed 70 t4day; lay
One hotel OF medium size, in Brooklyn, WIllcn mas
been open for twenty-three years It Is unoerstoOu
closed at midnight, and also NUMBER OF saloons
which could not AFFORD the heavy license and ex-
The ofhces for the receipt of bonds and taxes were
open until o'clock last night, several hours later
than the usual closing time and 1t Is expected tf mai
q very large majority Of the new licenses Wil
have been issued by noon to-day.
Every applicant for a saloon hcence was ac-
comrnodated by Deputy Excise Commissioner
fFeaiy yesterday although his ONCE had to work
almost TO 9 O'Clock night At one time during
the afternoon many applicants were in line that
but the Deputy Commissioner was equal TO the
emergency and he gave orders to keep at work
ali night II necessary. not to disappoint an
applicant.
Nr Healy was Of the opinion that about the
same number of licences had been issued this year
as last although he was unable to give the hg-
partment last year 900 licenses, which included
both saloons and hotels
New-York tribune., 1906-05-01
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor. the second
that Of the creditor, and date when judgment was
filed:
eTy 10, 1893 :sI7s7 es
Friedman, BenJamin-City Of New York: April a.
FogaTty William P.-s. A. ORelly: April 90
Gallgan. Matthew F. and Thomas J. oReilly
N.-J. ESan: July 49, 1904 .......,.......... 299 12
1905 .-ale" us1
Howard Mariorie-R Pavero January 10, 1906. 37S 80
hearst william r. John Ford and James
IS 1903 .......: 4sa o5
1897 {esneelledl 1856 81
Hale: April 81. 1896 Ccanceled5 1895 O4
Ieginson Olga-S. L. Levin: March 10 1gO6.. Il0 al
,,,l. ct a.; April le 1909 so 70
and Inosgm COMPANY; April % 1905. 451 %
KeatlnF e All April 4 1906 4e8s 9a
eatedl SO IS
WIZ a.; william IN r. Kerby: June e. 1905 165 -
Company; April %. 1905 ................... 12 90
New-York tribune., 1906-05-01
BUILDING STRIKE ON.
One Thousand Structural Iron Workers to
Walk Out in Chicago.

Chicago. April S9.-With walkout of nearly 1000
structural ironworkers, building operations in
Chicago and suburbs viii practically come 10
stanGstin next Wednesday morning.
Besides marking the first important labor dis
turbance OF the year, the ironworkers strike may
bring in its wake general upheaYals in the build
ing industry. There are direct indications at
present that sympathetic strikes will occur but
the ironworkers are affiliated with the Associated
Building Trades. which recently outlined a policy
OF supporting kindred unions in this way The
lronworkers, whose occupation is confined chiefly
70 the erection OF the structural framework Of
skyscrapers and other large buildings have been
receiving 5sh cents hour. month ago they
presented demands for an increase TO 625k cents
The demands were rejected by the contractors who
compose the Iron League
New-York tribune., 1906-05-01
GOOD CROPS INDICATED.
Secretary Wilson Has Favorable Reports
from All Parts of the Country.

Washington, April 9o-Secretary Wilson said to-
day that reports from all parts of the country in
dicated good crops
The spring is late this year" said the Secretary
mot only in Washington. but throughout the coun-
try. This is fine corn weather, however and every
where the crops are in excellent condition In the
dry parts Of the West there is plenty Of moisture
and all Of the spring crops are doing finely. Farm
ing has been reduced 10 science, and there Is not
the danger now Of an absolute failure of crops in
Any ay section that used 70 prevail. Throughout the
Middle West and West I expect 10 see bountfful
crops this year That viii be good for the peopIe
and good for the government. We are all right
New-York tribune., 1906-05-01
lis PENpENs.

Lewis ST.. Nos 90 81; Nathan Lampert agt Abfa-
ham Fine et al; specific performance; attorney A. D.
Levy. - -
Worth St. s.. 1886 r. 8. OF I76th ST. BOlEes g.
ssssie N AoQuade egt Anna n Smith; SPECIFIC per-
sth ave. n 2lst ST.. I5O.TE-: Emma w
@ingate sgt corneiia r. Kroehi et al; partition; at
West End ave- Nos lse ana lss; Anita Pza ast David
" - - -
1920 IT. n. s. $50 r. ". Of Broadway lOOxl09lO %
l3d ct Moses Feitenstein al kaufman 81 al
foreclosure q mortgage; attorney A. 2. Gossett.
l21th St. Nos 40 and 172 East; Alfred Liscomb et al
~ r Garden. -s'
lolst 81. n, rs r. q % ave- 50zIOoli; Samuel
Bernstein BENJAMIN PolansEy al sDscinc per-
sozznaRoAi altorneyz. Rosenberg & GEeeabsEXs
New-York tribune., 1906-05-01
TO IMPROVE FIFTH AVE. SITE.

Plans have been fled with Buildings Superintend-
ent Murphy for a eleven story hreproof office
and store building, be erected for Simon Franke
at Nos 576 and 57s 5th ave. a plot owned by
the George Kemp Realty Company. 1t is to be
sos feet front and 100 feet deep, with facade OF
brick and limestone, with trimmings OF terra Gotta
and will cost 100000 according to the estimate or
Maynicke & FRANKIE. the architects.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-01
WILL REMODEL EAST SIDE HOUSE.

Plans have been filed for remodelling the two
three story and basement dwelling houses Nos 6s
and 70 East llth st. into loft building. with stores
on the basement and first story floors. New stair
cases and new plumbing will be installed M Lhe
improvements are 70 be made for William Taylor
and Edward S. Kearney as owners. and are 20
cost $4,000 according 20 Rouse Sloan, the arcnl-
asSu
New-York tribune., 1906-05-01
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

1yopev-veIl ave-. e. g. 927 IT, s. Of 17eth ST.. 5Oz
: TO Daly ave: Charles IH5.s schwarts agt' h 9
Madison ave g. W. corner 96th st., 100. 0.Sx16O;
John Simmons Company agt Cades Realty
COMPANY et al April TO- 1905.
Roth ST. Nos. bl6 and 517 West; John CRllan agt
Lucy A. Ledwth ct al: May % 1900 tcan-
Webster ave- No. 2763: Bartelstone Brothers agt.
Mary A. Collins ct al; April 2s. 1905. ........:-
Goth St No 348 TO $50 East; Isaac Simous et al
aEt Max J. Kramer et al; April 10. 1905 Cby
bOnd) -
New-York tribune., 1906-05-01
ADDS TO HIS UPTOWN HOLDINGS.

Charles Hensel has purchased through Hall j.
How Co. from Paul Halpin three lots on the
north side of 134th ST., 125 feet east OF lZtn ave
With this purchase he has plot Of twelve and
half lots The parcel comprises the block irony
in Riverside Drive from 134th to 1S5th SITS. He Will
erect two apartment houses on the premises
New-York tribune., 1906-05-01
CONSTRUCTOR OF MONITOR DEAD.

Beloit. Wis. April 80. V. Holmes, Of this city
died to-day at the home OF his daughter, in whea-
tor. Ill He was a member of the Society Of Amer
ican Engineers and had charge OF the construction
OF the ironclad Monitor. Of Civil War fame.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-01
NEW OWNER FOR MADISON AVE. HOUSE

The Whitehall Realty Company has bought
through Pease Gilman, from the Grinen estate
No. S73 Madison ave-, a four story brownstone
dwelling house. lot 23x63 feet It is between
72d and 73d stG
New-York tribune., 1906-05-01
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Bryant ST.. g.. 25 q. 5. Of lTeth ST.: for a one
iems. owners; Louis Falk. architect. ..........
Carlyle Place, G. g., 100 II. s. Of Randall Place.
Giuseppe COntuno. owner; Moore q Iandsiedel
New-York tribune., 1906-05-01
STOCK DEPARTMENT TRANSFERRED

The stock department Of the Trust Company OF
America has been transferred 20 It's Wall Street
branch. at No. S6 Wall ST.. IN charge Of F. L, Eil-
ton Stock will be received at and delivered from the
Nan street ONCE, Instead OF the Office az No I25
Broadway, as heretofore.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-01
BUY A DWELLING HOUSE ROW.

I4ulrnan & Golding have bought from Jacob
Tlingenstein eighteen three story dwelling houses
In l22d st., between Park and Lexington aves Each
house is 16.Sx1001 feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-01
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

9th ave, Nos. 576 and 67s; for an eleven story
brick Office building and store, 605xioO; s. Fran
ke. owner: MaynieHe FTenke aFchitecs- .s2coco
tenement house and store, 60xS1.2: NJ. BFiganu
owner c. N. straub. architect. $500
New-York tribune., 1906-05-01
LEASES 18TH sr. STRUCTURE.

NJ. & I. Hess have leased TO selmar NJ JacOby,
for term Of twenty-one years. the buildings NOS
80 and 50 West 18th ST., at aggregate rental OF
Sl2SO00.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-01
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

4S9Tenteld and William Prayer loan Charles J.
Grand ST. No 2is: same loan same