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New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
STANDARDS MESSENGER ROBBED.
Boy Attacked by Youths and Relieved of
$1,000 in Jersey City.

Boy footpeds attacked youthful messenger FOR
the Standard Oh Company in Jersey City yesterday
and robbed him Of $500 Of which about $3.50 was
IN cash. The victim is Floyd Kibler, fifteen years
old who IS employed al the branch Of the Standard
oil Company in Monmouth street, Jersey City.
For the last SIX months young Kibler had carried
deposits 10 the Hudson County National Bank every
morning He had 10 walk three long blocks 10 the
Grove street trolley which 70 the door OF
the bank The Kibler boy reached Grove street
without incident, and, being in sight, he
walked toward the Hooolen line 70 meet il. Four
H0gdIurls about seventeen or eighteen years old,
rad assembled IN Grove street and KILLER made
a detoLr 10 avoid them. They followed him, and,
81 he was passing under the bridge Of the Iacka-
wanna Railroad. he was felled from behind by a
blow on the head which rendered him unconscious.
When ne began to revive ne started mechanically
toward the OIL yard Sovered with Dto9u ~. whicn d
Trlsed his employers Of me robbery: The police
~ Jersey City and HobCken We're quickly notlned.
and sent out the reserves and all available detec-
The police OF Jersey City have arrested John
Daley in connection with the case. cllzen IS
said to have seen Daley running away from Ile
scene Of the assault
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
SEEKS SPECIAL DEPUTY
Committee Viii Ask Mr. Hughes for
One for Insurance Cases.

The international policyholders' committee
according to tentative plans made yesterday, will
ask Ciovernor-elect Hughes TO appoint a speclai
deputy Attorney General to prosecute criTninaIly
the New York and Mutual Life Insurance com
panies, and will ask Attorney General-elect
Jackson to begin civil prosecutions against these
two companies. as. also, possibly against the
Equitable. Several Of the committeeman look
with favor this plan TO urge the performance
OF that which the committee says. Attorney
General Mayer and District Attorney Jerome
have failed TO do. 1t is expected that the appeal
to Messrs. Hughes and Jackson will be made
soon after they take office
Further. the committee will ask the next
Legislature 10 pass such insurance enactments
as will obvtate henceforward any repetition OF
the alleged administration electioneertng abuses
a meeting Of the entire committee will take
place probably before the December elections, to
consider these questions
For several days, 1t is understood, representa-
tives OF the District Attorneys Office, including
Deputy Assistant District Attorney kresel have
been examining the books of the New York Life
at the companys offices. Mr.. Jerome. It is said,
has decided TO finish g report on the New York
Life and submit 1t to Governor Higgins before
the expiration OF the Iatter's term OF office.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
LIS PENcENS

West End ave. No. sssi stuart Eir,chmaa -
tOrney. ". Il. Haynlan
Hyman soan ct a. asE Arthur sryyrAn = a
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; sttor1ey u Il Ha5Zns1,
Avenue A, W .. 1904 fS et riss q. sSxtsos
Abraham Nsvtns et a. agt Elias hsplaa ss A. ferO>
closure OF nortgags) attornsys. soge-s SaneA
Marie A Donnegan e. a. (forscloEurs % rsgstSasOi
attorney. ". F. Clare
IOist 81, n s.. go # o. wsst End a~... so3
100 II: Abraham 2 Aulren Jesse Z Il
specific performance. attorney, NJ 5. Eyrnac
Alexander ave, No. 11S, John =. Tsir, executor,
aEf Christopher %. Garrison a. (forecos.rs n
mortgage. attorney. J. c Harrison.
I4Srh 21SS q. e OF Brook ave. sx1oe.
Annie Padden agt- Ellen Padden a. (parti,iors:
q, stein
45th st $ 90 e. ot sth ave-. ssxIo0; Rosa
Brown aEt. Thomas = Cireacen accounting, stc. !:
attorney. D RocknIore.
Beach ave. zoo = II. OF Datsr 81, Ioox1oo,
Edward 6 Baick agt- Bella kaufman a. Cfors-
closure % mortgage attorney. =. W. VariRl-
I01st 90 - Of ID ave. Ss5xI0O1ts CITY
% York Corne.ia X 2, Rogers (acrlon 20
acquire titlel- attorn~y- W. E Ellison
chambers S4@ u w OF Chatham 81.
Il. Tx II. e. IS 2 % Duane 81. BY sS.S e 20
Chatham by $ ~ 3 II " 50 beg, Henry
BtschoH. jr et al agt Samuel Y Abel e al fore
closure OF mortgage attorneys. ScTaley HasbrOuck
75th l25 West ClairviI!e e Benedict al
agJ Mary G MURRAY tforeclosurs Of mortgage. at
Odel & GdSll
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

A. "a vesey =t.-By Joseph ? Day 4os 1sth ST 100
" of gth ave dx92. dwS b. with stable on
rear. 226 and 22S 535 80 q OF sd ave
4Jx 100 IL story sale Lexington ave, cor
QGth 81 100 1x3B. h. with stores, Vol sale
i5q Grand s. 2S.2 r. OF Lafayette 50, -1NS0-
bIdEs sale estate Of Nilian
II Hail I39 and al Franklin St bet West
broadway and Hudson 80 KIN JN old bidgs
bet Itn and Sth aves. ~ 6xl0t
vol sale 60 Lexington ave cor 91th
2Ox63, sale les llOth 81 = of PsrS
H. H. with stores. vol sale, Amsterdam
Ger t56th st. ollxl2a. oldgs; vol sale 1913
Sd ave 80 q % l12t -. y 2N65N25Tt2, story
bldg. with store; vol sale l3ad st n.s. i75 4 %
Rroadway To- S9 II. sale estate pf Thomas
O DonoEue. deceased. 5l5 lt55h s. 2d6S q " OF
Amsterdam 3S iNes II = story 9ouhe h. vol sale
Hughes W - Il % lesth 75NS7 g. vacant;
Whitney et al r II Lee - al, NoTk & X s1tys.
( Finch ref: partition. taxes etr. S2-9oo
BY BRYAN l. Kennedy: 1J2 154 Broadway. cor Sth
5Oxl l8 SKIS TO Astcr Pa - irreg sailors snug
bi4gS the Sinclair House. sale. eth ave
100 INa0 vacant vol sale NcrUiugsce ave
II 1Ista 100 t1XI5O vacant. sale. Lexington
Il n p 6sth 81. l1o5N59 -
n : % 7th 100xl00. vacant vol sal. g7,h
81 100 Il ot Madison oOxlt1 IL vacant vol
sale
BY Herbert Sherman: and - 9Ist 81 n Sd p W
Of - lyI10S- Car9aeie
Gaffuey. LIE Forrest Bros Alfred katreu-
stein due. SiO7sS7 66 et, 3sa IS
By I.0ursbeTTN 4 O'ConpoS. ThoWpscu - p
n o. st So Rxg4x rreg. > and store
solomon Jacobs Charles Edelson al Parker A,
z T Mccain. ref due. SiG.TTI 33
s4nO sub 10 prior mtge OF 500 600
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
HAFFEN CALLS NAMES.
THEN TAKES THEM BACK.
Ellison Says "Liar and Loafer
Can't Refer to Him.

Louis F. Haffen. president OF the Borough Of
The Bronx. took the floor at the meeting OF the
Board OF Aldermen yesterday and branded "a
liar and a loafer'' the person who inspired the
reports that his Office responsible for the
house moving graft by which the city has been
mulcted recently in The Bronx
President MCGOWAN of the Board Of Aldermen
objected to Mr.. Haffens language as unpar-
uamentary and the latter finally withdrew It,
though doggedly maintaining that what he said
true.
broken voice:
For twenty-four years I have been IN public
life, and won't lei any man assail me. have
been endeavoring for years 70 do my duty. I
have been trying to prevent this practice going
IN The Bronx. That ordinance was in COM
mittee and tried to get II out, and asked the
chairman of the Committee Laws to take It
out Of committee.
Mr.. Haren's ouburst the result OF an
opinion which he received from Corporation
Counsel William B. Ellison. in which the latter
charged that there was regular industry in
The Bronx Of buying houses, removing then. to
property about to be bought by the city. selling
them to the city. buying them back. moving
them elsewhere and selling them TO the city
again. Mr.. Ellison, in his opinion. said 1t was
stated that the ordinance which permitted this
GerraudlnR or the CITY was uIdNi III MI. thdi-
fen's Office.
When the attention OF Mr.. Ellison was called
to Mr Haffen's remarks last night the Corpora
ton Counsel said:
Mr. Haffen could not have referred TO me
when he stignatized some liar and a
loafer" for he had the opinion from me, as pup
ifshed IN this mornings papers, over two weeks
ago. I gave him my opinion at that time,
though Il was not made public until yesterday.
I understand that some one introduced reso-
luton at to-days meeting anent the matter. and
7 imagine that II was to the introducer Of this
resolution that Mr. Haffen referred. If he had
resented my opinion he would have done so be-
fore this.
The Board Of Aldermen. after the excitement
caused by Mr. Hanen's TRADE had suosided,
passed al amended resolution making IL posi-
BILE for q borough president to refuse or grant
at his discretion permits for moving buildings
across streets. This will give Mr.. HafSen the
power which he has asked for.
Mr.. Haffen. IN long letter sent yesterday 70
Mr. Ellison. went over all the steps leading UP to
the passage OF the ordinance IN question. re-
viewed fits workings In detail and closed fol-
lows:
If the city is being mulcted IN this proceeding.
the responsibility rests elsewhere than in my
Office or in any bureau under my Jurisdiction.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
NEW MANAGER FOR MORSE LINES.
0. H. Taylor in Charge of Traffic of Various
Steamship Companies

Announcement was made yesterday that 0. H
TAYLOR formerly general passenger agent OF the
New England Navigation Company, has been ap-
uotrted passenger traffic manager OF all the steam
ship properties Of Charles " Morse. Mr.. Taylor
viii assume his duties December O. and general
offices will be esta blished shortly in Broadway.
Wr Morse coutemplatcs many improvements in
tho various lines under his control Two new
steamers for the Galveston service of the Mallory
Line Mr. Morse's latest acquisition, under con-
sfrrIction. and i turbine steamer, the Camden,
ygiU he added 10 the fleet OF the Eastern Steam
shin Company. The Hudson River Company VIII
Ia[. Two now steamboats, patterned after the {.
" Morse which VIII be ready for business in the
summer Of 1868.
Nh Morso's steamship properties consist OF the
t-aerern Steamship Company, Metropolitan Line.
NaIIory Line. clyde Line. Peoples Line and the
Troy Line.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
City Property for Sale.

is IL true IN my opinion that legislation is very
much needed.
Commission is 10 be desired. that II may tnveS-
tigate cases OF p-rnicous political activity as vel
as violations OF the law
Everett p. Wheeler OF New York spoke on
The Birth Of the Pendleton ELL Twenty-Five
Years Ago" He gave detailed account OF causes
that led to the passage OF the measure.
Cyrus D. Foss. tr.. spoke The Best Method
OF Regulating the Political Activity OF Public En-
ployes." He said of the chief periIs OF popu-
lar government the patronage system. and
offered the merit system as the most erectual
remed
DR. Daniel c. Gilman. OF Baltimore re-
elected president The members OF the coun-
Gil are Nathaniel II. Davis, Of Ohio; Charles y
Gregory Of Iowa; William V. KeIIen. OF Massachu-
setts; Jacob F Miller. Of New York. and John
Read OF Massachusetts. All the vice-p presidents
and the old council were reelected Mr.. Vaughn.
OF Massachusetts submitted the report OF the
treasurer but as the fiscal year does not end until
December the auditing committee was author
izad m report the full statement In print The
report shows increased contributions from state as
sociations and auxiiares and larger surplus than
q year ago.
r.nort on the application OF the merit system 70
these offices Richard H. Dana. OF Cambridge
Mass told of the difficulties which have arisen IN
connection with the Charles River dam In Bos-
ton. He said that there was no corruption IN the
work done by the United States engineering de-
nent because the men employed in these branches
obtainsd theE PLACES orifas contrsctors there
seemed 10 be conditions which called Ior inquiry
hTsvor aS William F Henney OF Hartford described
the growth OF Civil Service reform IN Connecticut
deah9s , mos wiTn ander s the merit system
Frederic Amy OF Bua41 & ssSs C PorI0s IN
States and Cities
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
MECHANICS LIENS.

So ave. No 1S4I: Ike Grsenberg agt- Henry c
Meyne. owner a Feldman Construction Co.
contractor -..-------....-...--. ..-........-
Uuicn ave No. sIT: New Yorx Pressed Brsox Co.
sgt Andrea Avttabile. owner and contractor
Fortunate c. LaEolte. contractor. ..---....--.-
sth ave. No 1G6 to 10; Harry Wersan agt Philip
klssaE owner; p. a Cauaval contractor.
50 ave- e s. whole tront between 66th and 5Tth
SITS. 100. EbsrhaTt s. Son Co. agt Ham
hton Heights Syndicate, owner; Samuel Aandsl
Madison St Nos Is6 ana Iss: Drezner Bros o.
al agt Davis Perlrnan and Abraham Guttsr-
man owners sld contractors -----s-.----.+...
Broadway. ;. w. corner ef list s.. 1oo.o if5;
Marston Lumber Co. axt- Peter D. Pnlrketr
owner; Sherman Square Hotel. lessee and cerr-
tractor
Is2d ST. No. sse Eastg Louis Baumsartsr aSA
Yette GFOsbach. owner and contractor.
S5Ox . 20 14eth St; Eureka Fire Eoss CO.
agt- New York Central s and ECt1ol River
Railroad Co. owner. Pace g MoCintsck Co..
Lemon ave No s15: Jacob Msnd.io4t: .s yosa
Shields owner: Schaacer-Carrou Conservation
West End ave, No. 1914 Richard a Hach axt
John Doe. owner. John Faezi ANN. CONTRACTOR.
Lenox ave, No 3i5: E1sensrsin q schxa-rs Az.
John Shields. owner; Schaetsr-Carol Coasr-ro-
2sth 81. No. 26I West; John A Murray axr
William Fl. Smith. owner Smith q Huuarns-
1sSth s.. No. 90 west sane agt. Itro-Anas.soaa
Realty Co. owner: Smith Hn0mal- cer-
s,h ave. $ e corner Of sra 81. As 80;
same agr Mary L Bennstt, ovnee; 5y1Ish q
HummeIL contractors. ..---..->..
Broadway. No, l42o: Robert z Health As--
Jacob 3. woIc. owner and oontrsccc-. .,-.vy.,..
Berteison sgr. Philip Yockst oulsT and con-
tractor
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
TALK IS 4NTI-DRYDEN.
Report That Democrats VIII Probe
Senator's Last Election.
[By Telegraph TO The Tribune, J

Trenton. Nov. 20-The Senatorial situation
apparently more complicated than ever
when the legislators, lesislators-elect and poll
tioians went home this afternoon and tonight
While there not so large a crowd to-day as
there last Tuesday there was moro doing.
The views expressed were more outspoken and
the rumors were OF more vivid and emphatic
character.
The report that attracted the most notice was
that when the Legislature me: the Democrat IS
IN the House would at offer resolution 70
have committee appointed to investigate the
manner and methods employed 20 elect John F.
Dryden in 1902, when he was chosen to fll the
vacancy caused by the death OF General William
J. Sewell.
None OF the Democrats around the corridors
would stand sponsor for the story. but several
OF them admitted that such proposition was
under consideration. Many OF the party leaders
seemed TO be pretty positive that Senator Dryden
would win. while others OF the legislators voiced
opposition TO the Senator.
Senator Dryden himself arrived early. He
went at once TO the Trenton House where he re-
cetved some callers.
Meanwhile there was a crowd OF statesmen
OF different degrees discussing the situation in
the corridors There great deal Of anti
Dryden talk. more than has formerly been
heard IN the State House.
Assemblyman Randolph Perkins. leader in the
Assembly last year. gave out an interesting in
terview. He said he had been around a good
deal Of late talking with the members Of the
next Legislature He found the sentiment
against Senator Dryden strong. This es-
pec!ally true in the northern part of the state.
The state Senators here to-day were Wakelee,
Minch. shinn, Ackerman, Minturn. Brown and
Hutchinson. The Republican Senators under
stood 10 be adverse to Dryden Ackernan.
Colby. Hutchinson Frelinghuysen Minch and
Wakelee. II this is accurate adding the Demo-
cratic Senators TO the list Dryden has not q
majority IN the Senate.
Senator Dryden was apparently cheerful. He
said he confident OF winning and was max
ing effort 70 have d caucus called. The SEN
atOrs friends, however, think the caucus ought
to be called quickly possible because il is
quite apparent that the Senator is losing every
day. on the other hand, II admitted that
70 call a caucus and then fail TO carry II would
be fatal
Governor Stokes told the newspaper men to-
night that he had more statements 70 make
and nothing whatever TO say about the situation.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
DIFFICULT FACIAL OPERATION.
Doctors Cut Away Palate and Upper Jaw of
Greenwich Man.

A major operation in surgery performed
by DR. Dawborn Of the Polytechnic Hospital saith
street and DR. Burke OF Greenwich. Conn. at
the hospital yesterday, the patient being Isaac
n. Hubbard, a Greenwich contractor
Some months ago ne was atfilcted with de-
cayed tooth which attacked the jawbone. Mr..
Hubbard put off the operation until he could ar
range all his business. explaining that he did
not expect TO recover The operation consisted
of the removal Of half OF the upper jaw and the
saving out OF the diseased bone. The palate
was also removed. In order 10 operate the ar
terry under the lower Jaw was cut, and the face
was cut down along the nostril. The operation
was successful but the patients condition is SO
critical that his recovery is doubtful
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
AWARD FOR A NEW SCHOOL SITE.

The Controllers Office has just paid 70 the
owners OF No 10s and los Bedford street. S4s.-
750. This property was recently bought by the
city as a site for an addition 10 The old Grove
street school.
The buildings are very old. One OF them was
erected in 1s43 The plot IS 81 feet inches oy
about 65 feet irregularly, and is 10 be used Tor
playground purposes in connection with the
school.
During the proceeding. the city's expert tes-
titled that the properties worth S4O.4OO,
but the award OF the commissioners is S49.IoO.
which is SO $50 IN excess OF the cttys figures.
Edward ". Murphy, the lawyer, represented the
owners of the parcels.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
REALTY NOTES.

Charles H. Dugro took title yesterday 20 Nos 80
and 80 West seth ST. 50x10O.5 feet, from Sidney
Whittemore and another person as executors The
expressed consideration S23s.000.
Frederick Fox & Co have leased for the f W:
Bliss Buildings Cncorporated) 10000 square feet OF
sos $40 and 3l2 East 2Sd st. 70 the Quadri Color
COMPANY for a long term OF years.
Louis Schrag has leased for Bohu, Cireenbaurn
& FIschlowitz the fifth loft in the building No 81
Wesr 2Ist St 10 Charles A Greenberger for a term
Of wears and the second loft in building No l+I
West oath 81 for S, B. Rogers TO William Steil
Gabriel SaIant has purchased from Samuel Jack
SON of the firm OF Klisn & Jackson, detached
courage on plot 217x115 feet IN New 81. between
Merrill Read and Sylvan Place. Far Rockaway-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
SENATOR LINDSAY TO FIGHT MUTUAL
Kentucky Insurance Commissioner Retains
Him in Injunction Proceedings.
rBy Teleraph % The tribune. ]

Lexington. KY, Nov. 2o.-State Insurance Com
missioner Henry r. Prewitt has employed Senator
William Lindsay. Of New York. 10 represent him in
connection with Attorney General Hays Of Ken
tucky IN injunction proceedings instituted by the
prevent Prewitt from revoking the Mutuars license
10 operate IN Kentucky. Senator Lindsay and At
torney General Hays will attack the Mutuals
methods OF operating here and elsewhere The in
junction viii be argued before Circuit Judge Scott
a Frankfort Thursday. The Mutual has retained
Charles s Grubbs of Louisville. and Hazelrigg
ChenaQlt & aazelr!gg, OF Frankfort 10 represent
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At "a Vesey St-By Joseph 2. Day; ISL
n : 80 = OF Lexington 56xluO 10 h-S "a
stitute League Realty 60 al. Ba'd
win & Il. attys, : III Wenf andeT. ref, due $40
Ss8 ~ taxes e' sSSl 0l 90 the p!atntir for $9& o
BY Bryan l. Kennedy. BaN s 81 East Chester
Bay 159xlciS trreg; knocked down s95 West
Carroll st a. East Chester Raw 1i1xll0. knocked
down az SS5fH; Schofeld 2i3 n 81 William
~, 6oxlco. knocked down at $500 Centre 81 30
~ Main IOOxI0s :. knocked down 81 S0f.
John 80. % Bovine l2JX223. East Chester
BAY trreg. knocked down at 50 700, Main 81 %
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
MEMBERSHIP OF NEXT HOUSE.
Republicans VIII Have Majority of Fifty
eight

washington Nov. 2o-The first official printed re-
.-. .,I the membership Of the House OF Represen-
t.tfyes Of the Goth Congress has just been issued
l,,, rbe clerk cf the House The Republicans are
.'.o,,.,, "a nave a majority OF IS. The Republican
,,.n[ [,ersnp 222 ana The Democratic membership
i+.. These figures take in;o account the election
NON ) from the stn illinois District. recently re-
ln.ied by tie Official board OF eaavasserA
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

F,-res ave. = ~ r. n OF 1871 81 sOx7e:
lanes q Wen.z loans Marie Krab0. -
67th So s. f9i : q ". Ot ist ave AZ Sx
Too :. solomon Flaut .oaus George e. Banzer
Fundv company loans Ella Csuudla - $1,000.
Freeman loo T. OF Hoe ava. 25xSsH.
BENJAMIN r Jackson loans Hawthorne B,sildins
Company .- b.. ..
SDth 81 80 u = oe Avenue A T5xlOa ..
North American N0rtsase Company loans Ignatx
Flor!o Cooperative Association Anaons Co.leoness
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

BSimon. Bs 81 a. AZ 49, relornebe Construction
PsnRssy penDany Sovernbet ie 1903. 81 oOo 90
eotb ~ No s0e East. Locke smith Company
sst ,tss isnenie'' 300 90
,s7pS St s. IS II ". OF 5th ave. isoS.ss II
HAITI itaI Company November 49, 1905 COY bond
oh svs a 10 octSb.r 30 1909, so
ratHsate estate. IRE Br2nx; Abe spHui p19 ds9 acres
SeiP"'ts al; os,obss To- 1905 %
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
pl AyweIeHr BUYS COUNTRY TRACT.

d Bennett Soman and the William D. Davis
Company have sold to Charles Klein the author
Of THE Lion and the Mouse" and other plays,
the Theophile Euphrate tract known as Prospect
I'm in Rowayton. Conn. The parcel comprises
about seven acres. Mr.. Klein will have the
premises extensively altered. II VIII then be
cnIIed Shirley Manor
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that OF the debtor, the second
that OF the creditor and date when judgment was
filed
Ha!nes Frsrkln-A Z Woodruff: December 30
Neufeld, Morris Simon and Joseph; also Sarah
Veniher o 1905 cvacatsdJ. LISP 10
T.ltehaun AdoIph-V LAatto: April y 1880 ~ d5
pFSsin et al august $ 1908. 122 81
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS,

College ave. T. = co-ncr o., I46th street tor I've
1vs story brick tenement houses, ~ tNllOs
ar4 aa,xi22 !. Rosala Mil ,wner, Harry 7.
Howell. arChitect- -
Brook ave " s. leo e :. % l56ta 81. Tor
= -wo s.orv hFick stable. 56xf0I and 100 Peter
ara Adam HeTlich owners; Rudolph Werner,
Teller ave 2 = 4T4f q n OF 169th St for
a Two story ana attic nrtck dwelling house.
e5x55. Isaac Brown owner; Moore s Land
seiIle architects -.-.-... ..........
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
a $500 COO FERRY TERMINAL.

Walker & Morris have been commissioned by
the city to prepare plans for the superstructure
of the Whitehall ST. terminal Of the seth st ferry
which the city recently acquired. Bids will soon
he advertised for by Commissioner Bensel CT
tho Dapartment of Docks and Ferries The ap-
$500 600
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
NEW HOME FOR UPTOWN HOSPITAL.

The Washington Heights Hospital has bought
the two brownstone dwelling houses No 554 and
$50 West 165th st. plot 361xl0s feet. II
will occupy the premises soon as the necessary
alterations TO the structures can be made. The
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

s,h st Nos sS and SOS East for six
story brick tenement houses. 42Ss4, n haich-
heiU owner. Hetrla0 & Schoen. architects-, Ssot
Park ave % of 9th 81, Tor thres
siN story brick tenement houses with stores
eoNs'-II, ~ oNn,I, - ~ .-. '----I. - 1eot
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
A Sl.000.O00 BROADWAY LEASE.
TWO CORPORATIONS GET H FLOOR EACH IN r. Z
DOWLINGS BUILDING.
Market for Fine Vest 8sth Street apartment
Estate Board Help Brokers Collect Commissions.

hospital occupies building a tract west OF
Broadway, and extending from 1Isth ST 10
1S1Sr st.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
Real EstQte W Qnted.

IL KINDS PROPERTIES 70 rent sell nnanass
~ GRILLE CARREAU. Agent. Te6 Sixth Ave 4sth-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21

OF Beach 1Oox100: knocked down az
$500; Matn 50. OF Beach s. 1OOx10O. knocked
a.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
Long Island Real Estate for Sale.
BEECHHuRST
Country Property for Sa
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY

sale. all part IS lots On Spring gfelt
Ave Springfield L. l.: short station low
price: cash terms: good investment Address
o. r. Box 40. Tribune Of5ce.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
Furnished APARTMENTS to Let

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT p-<.
l. vate BATH $3.50 daily: including meals two ser
weekly one. as THE ALABAMA. is E Iich 81
A RTIsTIcALLY FURNISHED APARTMEN-r rooru-
- and bath; No. So West bSth be had Octoe0
ist. Apply premises.