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Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

Doan's Kidney Pills an abscess was
forming on my right kidney. The trou-
bic was quickly checked, however, and
the treatment cured me, so that have
been well since 1896 aud weigh 1888
pounds
Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box.
Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo, N, 7.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15
IN NEW YORN.

THAT was a terrible crime com.
mitted yesterday
1t was so. Have the police made
sny progress apprehending the
guilty parties?'
'Oh, yes. They've persuaded the
newspapers 10 take the matter up
Louisville Courier Journal
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

When man oversleeps and misses
a train that gets wrecked you'd think
from the way he brags about it that
it was all due to the brains he s got.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

Itcn cared in 80 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion; never fails. Sold by
Druggists. Mail orders promptly tilled
by DR.. Deschop, Charlottesville, Ind. 81.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

A boy must either think his father
was All awful chunlp or is an awful
liar to tell him the things he never
did when he was young.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15
LOST II POUNDS.

Was Fast Drifting ;nin the Fatal Stage.
OF Kidney Sickness.
Dr. Melvin II. Tage. Page Optical Co.
Erie, Pa. writes: Taking too many
iced drinks in New York i'll 1895 sent
NE home with q terrible attacl, Of kid
DeE trouble. I had acute f.nn~aStio
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

A man would hate to drink even
whiskevva If he was sure it was good Tor
his health.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

FITS permanently cured. No fits OF nervous
ress after first days use Of DR.. Hines Great
Nerve Restorsr. $2trial bottle andtreatisefree
Dr. 4. H KLINE, Ltd, e31 Arch ST., Phila. Pa.
Many Of the large, ocean sreyhounds
carry CATS Gs mascots,
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

Germany leads European countries IL
the number OF publications.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

Tne i.yge$t safe in the world will hold
$40 800 800 in uncut stones.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

Tsvlor's Cherokee Remedy OF Sweet Gum
and Mullen ie Natures great remedy Cures
Coughs. Colds. Group and Consumption.
and al throat and lung troubles At drug
gists Csc, SOC. and @1.00 per bottle.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

Guaranteed Cure For Piles,
Itching. Blind. Bleedinp. Protrndins riias.
Drug geists are authorizedto refund nouevt,
pazo Cint a. ent fails to cure il to Il DAYS. 5oc
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15
CAUGHT BY THE GRIP
REL LEASED BY PE-RU-NA
Pneumonia Followed La Grippe
pe-ru-na the Remedy That
BROUGHT Relief.

Mr.. T. Barneeott, West Ayltner, Onta-
flo, Can; writes:
last winter I was III with pneHtno'f1sfss
after having la grippe. l took PersIna tor
two months, when 1 became quite wells
and I can say that any cne can be cured
by it in a reasonable time and et little ex'
peuse."
Systemic Catafrh, the Result of Ia
Grippe. Pe-ru-na Receives Credit
For Present Good Health,
Mrs. Jennie W. Gilmore, Box A, White
Oak, Ind. Ter, writes:
six years ago | had la grippe, which
was followed By systemic catarrh. The
only thing ! used was Pernna and Mana
lin. and / have been IN better health the
last three years than for years before. /
give Peruna all the credit for my good
health"
Pe-ru-na---A Tonic After La Grippe.
Mrs. Chas F. Wells, ST.. Delaware,
Ohio writes: After severe attack OF
Ia grippe ! took Peruna and found il q
very good tome
Most Effective Msaicine Ever Tried
For La Grippe"
Robt. L. Madison, A. NJ. Prncipa! os
Cullowhee High School, Painter, n e., is
Chairman Of the Jackson County Board OF
EDUCATION. Mr.: Madison says: I am
hardly ever without Per,!na III my home.
It is the most effective medicine that 1
have ever tried for la grippe
Mrs. Jane Gift, Athens, o.. writes: \
had la grippe very Dad: Ny husband
bought Peruna for me. In a very short
time I saw improvement and was soon
able to do my work"
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

One Of the most noted. successful and
richest men Of this century. in & recent
article, has said, g Whatever am and
whatever success I have attained in
this world owe ell to my wife. From
the day first knew her she has been
an inspiration, and the greatsst help
mate Of nay life
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

piso's Cure eanno: be too highly snoksn o
sss cough cara.-J. ". O'2E1ES, 322 Tair5
Avenue, n, Minneaoolis, Minn., J an. 6. 1870 J.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15
A TRULY IDEAL WIFE
EiER HUSBANDS BEST HELPER

Vigorous Eeaith IL the Great Source Of
Fow@r &c Inspire and ENCOURAGE
AL Wenasr Should Seek IT.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

Many a man s meanness is due to
chronicle stomach trouble.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

The total number OF men in the United
States liable to military service is II, l26,
7O
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

1t takes good deal Of courage not
TO pretend YOU have it.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

Take Iaxativa Promo CuiDine Tablets.
Druggists refund money 1T fails to cure. E.
v Grove signature on each box. 25e.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

Unless man has faith in his work
he will not work faithfully.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15
Kobhed in Church.

Norway, have established Roosevelt
strec l..
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

Furniture dealers are advocates of
brief courtships. So. COG
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

Just think what an outrage it IL to be
robbed ,f ali the benefits OF the services
BY continuous coughing throughout the
congregation. when Anti-Gripine is g,arsn-
teed 10 cure. Sold everywhere. Is cts.
Scringsie;d Mo.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

All druggists, SOC. per box, or by mai
upon receipt OF price. Stamps accepted.
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15
TO Cure = Cod in One Day

Slavery still exists in British East
4 Irics
Orange County observer., 1906-02-15

Mr.. Victor Patneaude, 1913 Madison st..
Topeka. Kas., member OF Knights and Il,
dies of Security, writes:
Twelve years ago ] had a severe a.t.ea
Of Ia grippe and never really recovered
my health and strengti,-5ut grew weaker
every year until / Was unable 70 work.
Two years ago l began using, Perun.
and it built UP my strength SO that ia !,
couple of months I was able to 90 Il
work again.
This winter / had aaother attack Of !.
grippe, but Peruna sooli drove It out II
my system.
My wife and l consider peruna
household enledy."
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

9 Tuoti & Co have sold for r. Marazzi No. 4Js
and No 46l East 150th two five story tathouses
on plot 50xI1S feet.
Leon S Altmayer has leased for John Spies ana
the estate Of Jacob Spies client the two stores IN
the building No 1922 Sd for term OF HHe
At the expiration Of the present leases le new I1
ants will make extensive ateTdllChs 70 rIroso
ises a nd then use il for their own business lhese
premises adoin the large department store on TIE
Southwest corner of Sd and S6th St - 49,,
T@sn Tfnkla e Scott have sold for Joseph c. Luke
TO a client the two story two family house No AZ
Barnes ave. Van Nest. 80 49,, DE,Cvoo,
estate No s07 East 18th st, four story tenement
house on a lot 25Xl022 feet. - ,,-.,4-.
Pease & Gilman have sold for the Charter Realty
Cornuanv No. 1924 Park ave. Tour story pIO"l-
stone dwelling house, lot 2OxI0 feet: -.
MONTGOMERY * SeitZ have sold tor NJ Brown ~
2Si East 4Sth St, a story dwelling mousse On 4oO
Samuel Grossman has bought from Emelie Men
Ich No l4lO 1414 Madison ave- soulhWtSL I
of 9Sth ST. three five story fatnouses' WIN s'ole9
on plot 755x95 feet. - ,-.,. --S+,
isaac Portman has repurChased No. AZ last Ieth
St four story tenement house. on Iot -oAS- go
The RosehU Realty Company has bought from from
Frarne bIilding on lot 4 6x70 feet The buyer owns
1be adjoining southeast corner of BrooTne 81. -
q Thraa sTorT dwelling on lot 20x65 feet, to Alex
ander Lambert. who recently oouShI lAe -iI
house No 1872. which is now oelns eAteI494'e''
altgtTe Ts5 " Uittuever has sold Nos. ia and 1l6
West S4th St. TWO five story tenements' on p'o' 'V
1922 feet. -, ,,,,. u-o+bArs oP Fellsire
Ohio the two story frame dWelLIs - .ba E5os
1oqx3 Ok irregular, the west soe OF ttls 4
ron Post Road 399 feet north Oh the 4Alel -
tnianin lTf mimi F Jackson sold the frame dwell
iry house on plot 376Xi00 feet. on the east sue -
BTyant ST. 81 feet south OF Jennings 81, ,,-,uv
I'onis TayelIe has sold four new Two ,s fanny
boTees each a5xlO0 feet the west side OF Bryant
St, near Jennings ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26

The Equitable Life Assurance Society OF the
United States has lent the Brunswick sIte CON-
pany 8, $4,000 the property on the east sloe o.
5th ave. from 26th 9th St. plot ls76xlSo ieet
where the company is erecting twelve story brick
and steel loft and office building. benjamin +.
Cheney. of Boston is president of the company
which was incorporated in 1905 with a capital Of
100000
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company mas
lent TO the Hendrix Hudson Company $4,000 on the
propertv on the east side of Riverside Drive, from
10th TO l11th St, where eight story treproor
building is TO be erected. - mai, -..-.-i.
Plans have been filed with Buildings Superino
teudent Murphy for twelve story apartment mouse
TO be built in Central Park West at the norm
west corner of S5th ST., for the Gotham Bpilqllnss
and Construction Company. OF which henry l. = elt
IS president 1t front 1022 feet IN the avenue
and I4O feet in the street, and Will nave faeaaes
brick trimmed with limestone and terra cotta, - ~
is to cost S95o000. according 10 the eS14ilA1e "a
Nfilliken & Moeller, the architects 49,
plans have also been filed for reTnooellHe tL9
four story dwelling house No. East 33d St owned
bv William Waldorf Astor. into an othce oulld1ns
The hoors will be fitted for stores and new piul'o
ing will be installed. The improvements arr -
cost SOoO according 20 the estimate OF CIaIenoo L.
Sefert. the architect
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

l25th St. $ 100 # e OF Amsterdam 25x
1U-ll; hayitch Brothers William Soltz:
June IS l.o6 - ......... $500 %
,os.5 same .; June % 1900 1903 sa &c
agt- same; June Is. 1906. an ~
Bedford St. Nos. GO and e.. and No. 20 Morton
St. HyTnan Dolinsky agt samuel Miller. March
-o2 ~ = 1905 10 ,5o s:t -. s7s 81
pary agi, Clinton Il. Crane ct al: August I6
.-i iSoS 'eAHoesd, s5 We. 49,. s2s 90
VEror Works et al agt William G. Park ct Al
"a 20 Y6s i, ~ a5S IsoT p fsnsesd can. n s5 90
Ferscheiser; January -. 1896 ........-..-- =, ~
Amsterdam ave, e. f25th ST: Rubin & "a W
Marcus sGt Tam Rdy.i1 S95 June ?s 1906
sS. lSCg T,pertv Ne;:s ;,ov,- 1IOO 90
a5an sats aroDeqfv 5sRs ~ issg 90
sse aee p1opergy o igyo aarsa,es Electric o1: a52 aa
same propsrsy: SiT ~ paS:a cold ART sans l25 90
sans property: Hyman pepss Az, l42O 90
same bfoperty Fransii / s5c1nar5 :t :: 10 90
op-,, e o. ,n ,.'l !, :. i 3s5 %
sane pi...1, = Herman I.of... ,.se. 81 SEQ 90
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
TRAIN AND CAR CRASH.
Express Knocks Trolley Into Ba'I'1-
ing-SeUeraI Persons Hurt.
- relerraph 10 The TrLbune. J

Paterson. Sept. 25.-Fifteen passengers on
trolley car had A narrow escape from death here
tonight in a collision with an express train at
the Market street crossing Of the Erie Railroad
The car was bound downtown, and had almost
cleared the track when the train crashed into
the rear part of it. The was hurled from
the track, but not overturned. 1t went crashing
across the street and into a brick building
Some of the passengers leaped. but others were
too badly frightened 10 move. AT least ten Of
them were women. one Of whom, Mrs. Osborn.
seventy three years old. was taken from the car
unconscious.
John K. Cooke. general superintendent Of the
Passaic Steel Company's works was one of the
most seriously injured OF the passengers on the
car He was on the rear seat. and when the
collision came he was hurled to the tracks ana
Just escaped the wheels of the express. One leg
was badly injured and several ribs were fract-
ured.
The engineer Of the express train. it is said.
disregarded a signal TO stop.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26

United States having less than twenty-five thousand
Lh--fttIitS E1fsre eer S+Tsil com r1Iiii'ss
These charts viii show me population, inhabitants.
climate ana cost OF living. These charts have been
arranged that TIE residents Of the East Side,
who be tempted by the exhibit 10 90 10 country
regions may make their selections knowingly. Ine
people who know the Est Side best are well
that the f%r thr1 the Russian Jew can
improve his physical condition or swell his in
come in the country viii be sufficient 10 take
.Iim from New York. unless he Is convinced that
he need not sacrifice the educational advantages
which the city offers. lie Is always mindful of the
future Of his children, and for tnat reason the
charts win also show what educational facilities
the country offers. There will be in addition
hih.ts 70 illustrate what the Hebrew may expect in
these towns IN the form OF Jewish institutional life,
such congregations and lodges.
There are IN The United States about one thou
sand towns U which there are Jewish communities,
bat ~ these only four hundred have been selected
By the people Who have arranged the exhibition.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
FARMS FOR POOR JEWS.
Agricultural Il Exhibits to Induce
Them to LeQre East Side.

AT exhibition OF Jewish life farms and in the
mailer cities Of the United States arranged by the
Baron de Eirsch Fund. the Jewish Agricultural
rud Industrial Aid Society. the Industrial Re-
noval Ofics and the Educational Alliance viii
le held in the Educational Alliance Building, East
Broadway and jefferson street. from October to
October - The exhibition viii be open to the
general public from p N. 10 p. m and from
?. II. 10 70 p. M
Dr. David BisEstein. speaking Of the exhihi-
aon. said yesterday:
The Educational Alliance. which has been the
guide. philosopher ana friend of about two hunoTed
md hfty thousand people on the East Side, sees
% hard TO solve unless the influx from abroad Is
There seems 70 be little prospect that this end
Elll be reached. The prosecutions OF the Jews ~
ie- Of Side
increasing. and the emigration consequently
rs physical attractions and its industrial facilities
naturally the stopping place Tor Iine-tenlils
lis denlo,-abl1 moor and aependent class Of i'm
agra nts. and when they once have a foothod, II
hard tuem make a change. Ia oFder 10
essen this eyergrowing congestoh, seeilles Ila.
these people the benefits which they ana thelr
families would oerve rom seo1eIlei NJ 'stiei
Removal Society and the Jewlsl Agr1cuItura4 ana
srisien~e - ffe Baron de Hirsch Fund. The Edu-
s,s ;zo+io1s viii e1desvor TO show az the exhibit
tion the BENEFITS OF The removal OF the Jews frorn
The Exhibition viii take place on the roof OF the
hrfdine ana N the exhibition room, where the
products OF farms operated by about fourteen hun
dred Jews in sixteen states VIII be SHOWN 4 mere
average East Side home. with its dark rooms and
cranlped conditions. and as counterpart 10 these
country homes with broad lawns and the pleasant
and light surroundings Of the thrifty farm
hbition VIII he charts in English and in Yiddish.
showing the names OF four hundred towns IN the
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
NEW HAVEN RAILROAD AFFAIRS
President MeIlen Outlines Annual Statement
Accident Fund Established.

New Haven. Sept 25.-President Charles s.
Aielsn OF the Kew York. New Haven Hartford
Raarc05 to-day gave out advance Information
contained "a his general statement of tie affairs
CT &c company for the year ended June 90. 1905.
TIE sross earnings OF The road from operation
HeTc s1-sS3-1-- W2.cF. .ess operating expenses OF
e. 80 per cent. amounting s@5,--5s5, made the
pet earnings S.161as 20 which is added the income
GcU a. other amounting s2,I75.1Ei,
bringing the tOtal income CT the company As-
5S7.Es
The statement mentions the establishing Of
eCcide-- and casualty fund, or which will be
psia a. settlements for accidents Of every
- passengers aad employees IA the passenger ser
Preside-t Gclen says the two-ceut mileage rate
Hbs htimL-ated business so that an increased in
come. both gross and net IS assured
The report q The Consolidated Railway Com
phfr, which holds the electric properties. shows
earnings OF 81 gls52,ifs; income from other sources
sh4,g.s ifom The Total ~ which the deduction Of
s4eSer--k represents tAEes, rentals, interest etc
.eaying the oct income a $50 3al
tt@ NeW England Navigation COMPANY. which
holcs nj tho marine properties ~ no rood -.+5
~ 'i'ii.sH 'i t.-tvt fnd the D@t income was
The Central @eS Easiara Gal.roaa co-..a-.,.s
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
MECHANICS LIENS.

Delaney st. No. IS; Samuel schwartz agt. John
Lefkowitz, owaers John Goldstein and John
Goldberg, contractors
Avenue 9. No. 2lo: same agt- same. .---.-..-.-..
Mangin ST.. No -: Brehs & kOhan agt- Huppert
& Bernstein owners and contractors -........- {
62d st, $ $. So #. .. OF Cd 6OX60 Gustav
Fleischer agt. NJ. E2nnis Morris Zimmerman,
II6th ST. Nos and 9 West; William Cronin agt.
Samuel and Abraham BieneuzUcht owners;
William r Phillips contractor ..-.......-..-.
10Sth st, No. 302 322 East Barney Mann et al.
Israel liDpmaCn, owner and contractor.
Harlem River z. s. whole front between lSSth
and 194th SIS. Stanley II. Miner agt. Kings
bridge Real Estate COMPANY owner; Alvin B.
41st ST. Nos 415 and AZ West; Morris o. Cohen
egt. Katharine Bahcimer, owner and contractor l..
11th st. Nos. 5I2 East; Israel FREEMAN ast. Ed
ward SchOenberg. owner Nathan Goldman, cen
tractor =
18th St. 30. Az East: Jacob 'SpeCtor agt Isaac
Portman, owner. Morris H Feder. contractor. 3
Willett 81. No. 81: Samuel Zlot Abraham
Berkowitz. owner and contractor .-...---...... Q
Washington ave. No. 1870: Ferdinand McKeiEe
Jacob Heitter. owner and contractor ...-.- !
CCurtlandt ave. W. corner l50th ST. 5GE1O0:
A. g. RAIDER & Co. aGt. Schiunar & Hartmann
and Williams q Grodinsky, owners; kessler *
Bookstayer owners and contractors ...--....-
123d ST. n. % #. e of Lexington ave. 35x
100ll: Abraham Periman agt. Samuel Fritz,
I.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
SEEKING MISSING HEAD.
Woman Nay Hare ThrO5cn 1t from
FerrubOQt.

The belief that the head of the disnembered
body found on the West Side last Sunday was
thrown inio the North River was strengthened
yesterday by the voluntary appearance Of a man
who SAYS he has reason 10 believe that il was
flung overheard on Sunday night from a Wee
iavken ferryboat.
He says that he boarded the ferryboat at
West s2d street. and noticed among the pas
sengers an Italian woman carrying a large and
heavy bundle. When she left the boat she did
not have The bundle with her and he spoke to
her. thinking that she might have forgotten il.
he says that she made an impatient gesture and
told him TO mind his own business. The man
went hack and searched the boat for the bundle,
but did not find it, he then spoke 70 the deck
hands put they also were unable 10 find the
bundle Il WAS wrapped IN newspapers, he says.
The police are Investigating his story, and are
dragging The river from 30rh 10 42d street.
The two prisoners taken on Monday night
John Eaadal5's and George Capenake. who kept
Tia csndy. slore al 40. l39 Eighth avenue. were
-en1andcd hv Magistrate Mayo 10 the coroner.
As there MAS no charge Of homicide made
against Ehem The police were unable 10 take
them before The coroner until they voluntarily
agreed - 60 They were examined by Coroner
Shrady V-o rsuauded them 10 the House ~
Detention uU'I to-day, after consulting with
Assistant District Attorney Cardoza. The Do1fce
expect tu7t the prisoners viii be able 10 clear
faflshed that Jack Mano, against whom the
prisoners made threats 's alive. although thew
have been unable 20 dud him Mano is sun
posed 20 he IN California
A possible Clew that turned up Yesterday was
the discovery ot an old pair Of trousers near the
empty freight CO. III which the thighs were dis
covered on Monday. There We're some Sits in
the trousers and me pockets We're turned inside
oui.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Joseph Day: 23o-232 IN -.
ass - u Of I'm ave 5Oxs4: sty frame o~4s n ys
- 5Sl 535 4Tth $50 II W OF 4Vtl so:
2a 10y 100 sty front rear bldgs; yoiunaTy sac
1oeXlOY II 50
a.. ,,oj,ntarv sale; 81 Goth 10 II e UL
ms ave 20xl00s: sty American basement G"e Is acres
tD, o. FsTonx River and Baretto Creek NoiiI -,
tsii-c1'-or ave 170th 81, II tots'
Ssie, piiIn3ton ave 170th ST. IA loSs o. g.,
sale 433 18th 425 Fl " OK stn IA s,ord
@ Tatrrate aves 1S3x55x1s4x55; sty frame o".s -:
am catherine Miner Joseph Miner et a.,
Sr1rsor " & c attys Norton refi 90 zoo -
266 6 II Amsterdam ave Aeo -
80 6-,z 4st h: NJ Iasaa agt Sophia IHchIed Ct
Merrill & r. attys; Artnur sIll'i' w.
Pv L ] Phillips co: steuben ave 5 90 II u '''
Ct four lots each 25xl0O; voluntary SAFE
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that OF the debtor the second
that Of the creditor and date when judgment was
filed;
Cameron. Gertrudew 7 GLIB; February 1905 s27O s.
'oollttle, Joseph ". and Francis M.-SeriaI Build
1895 ..,--.-.... s6. Sc
De Acutis, Agostina ana Antonio Cagastro-Pao-
PIE ETC. June 3 1905 vacated, -. 500 90
New YORK February 2e. 1880 cancelled 2 $50 81
toserh Isaiah. Albert F. Hochstadter. Eugene
:. benjamin ana David Hochstadtrr-M Tanen-
baum. March IS 1893 reversed. $50 o.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26

ing-of putting in water and gas mains is now well
The Fidelity Company IS making their
completion part Of its contract with purchasers
at the auction. The proposed widening. Gee pening
and parking of the Bronx River, which flows only
a step or TWO away will also add greatly 10 at
tracIiveness Of the section.
The sale Will be by public auction tomorrow at
LIe Real Estate salesrOoms No. II Vesey street
HE dc AicNicka--Gaillard Company will have charge
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Morris ave- No 2256. e s, 1917 #. n. Of 1929 St;
frr a two story brick store and dwelling mouse
26xaO: Mauro Garusso, owner; Fred Jaeger :.
architect -. c ~, ave "
story brick stores and tenement houses; 90 sX
95lo and nd I9agee+ asgss- artbtect 65t
Port Morris Railroad yards. east of Locust ave.
between 14Oth and 141st SITS: for a three story
frame factory building. StXS2' New Aork zen
tral Railroad Company. owner - l. way
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

A. IA vesey st-y Bryan L Kennedy S4!+S a''n S -,
double hatn1Llsss
.: vol sale; 341 knocked down at SlsV oso 90
95xTo0 tv fat stores vol SAFE Khoceo 90 90
SSSS 10 1I5 19Tth st S Of Park ave ZHss IL
80 5is Gat y. vol sale knocked down at SO 2oo
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
MORRIS PARK SALE TOMORROW.
Auction of $50 Lots in Park Section, Ad-
joining Astor Holdings.

The progress OF the development york at the old
Morris Park racetrack receives added interest this
week IN the sale Of $50 lots in the park section OF
the tract adjoining the Astor holdings. It fronts
on Pelham Parkway.
The work Of street makirg-or curbing and paw
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS TAKE TITLE.

The Christian Brothers Institute took ttle yes
terday from James ". Power to dwelhns house ,,
on lot 2OxSo feet on the east side of 6th ave: n
feet north of 12sth st. The property carries
mortgage of SIS.QOo
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLAN.

Central Park West. n. W. corner s5th St; f3r a
tveiva storv brick hathouse. 140xlG22; GothaIn
Pri5ing and Construction Company, owner ,o-o ooo
1fiijten & Moeller architects SSooooo
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26
SEEKS TO FoREcLosE BIG MORTGAGE.

An action has been begun in the supreme Ooui'
bv Charles Laue against the Tudor CONSTRUCTOR
Coronar,- and others 10 foreclose three mortgages
aggregating $l32 coo. the property at the hor'n
mercantile building on plot 4Sx0l9X44 5xSo' rect
New-York tribune., 1906-09-26

MONEY TO BE USED IN ERECTING BRUNSWICk
BUILDING.
Company Also Gets Big LoGn-ans Filed for
10000 patment House
Plans Filed for a

same; July g. 1906 ~. %
Same property; Jacob Cohen agt' same july -
Same property: Jacob Melsel agt- same; August
\ 1906
Same property: Henry wIlchinsky agt same
7eg Spns 8 tSo ais Fsst Trsnt schechttnsn sst
Barnet Hamburger ct al: September To- A0oo
tey bond 49, 600. c.-,s- Rjack &
Ayers aSt. Louis Lewinthan et al; July a. s, iey'
Union ave. g. Al II. s. Of i6sth ST. S4AsI
Ashbel G. Vermye sgt. Samuel MslUansky ct
al: March / 1906 (by bondl .............