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New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
Smith will tell the story his life in his lecture
From the Gypsy Tent to the Pulpit

Smith Smith, VII III tell the story Of his life in his lecture
Mrs. Margaret E. sangster, Dr. Washington
Choate, Professor Rhys R. Lloyd and others are
announced to address a conference on Christian
life and service in the Edgehi Church, at spuyten
Thursday of next week.
At the Metropolitan Temple Tuesday evening
DIR. Thomas E Potterton will begin course of
Illustrated lectures. the first one being From the
Atlantic to the Pacific Across the Dominion of
Canada" The subject OF the series will be Little
Journeys in the Far West" other subjects will
pire Of Opportunity November g. *Flashe5 3 54't Of
Light from the Land of Nightless" ALASKA and
California" and November -, Summer Days in
Colorado"
Walter NJ. Chandler will lecture in Calvary Meth
odist Episcopal Church, l29th street and Seventh
avenue, under the auspices of the Epworth League
His subject will be "ffumorous9 9 EXperiences 3
Abroad"
"A Story OF the Sea" will be the subject of DR..
George P. Eckmans sermon Sunday evening in
st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church. West End
avenue and S6th street. His morning topic will be
Feed My Sheep This will be rally Sunday in
the SUNDAY school and church.
On October 25 and % the Young Womeas Club of
the Church of the Intercesson. l58th street and
Broadway. Will give two performances of THE
Witch of Ozard." original musical comedy in
three acts oy Wilbur f. Ferguson the proceeds
derived therefrom TO go into a sinking fund which
is designed TO pay off the church debt
A rally of Junior League workers will be held
next Monday evening at o'clock at the New York
Deaconess Home and Training School No 1175
Madison avenue. Miss Emma A Robinson of Chi
csgo the national secretary of the Junior League
viii have charge of the service. Representative
pected.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
Il NEGRO p. e. CHURCH.
Only One of Its Kind ON Long
Island Opens TO-mOrrOp.

Bishop Frederick Burgess. of the Long Island
Diocese OF the Protestant Episcopal Church; the
Ven. II. B. Bryan archdeacon of Queens and Mas
eau. and the Ven. James Townsend Russell. arch
deacon OF Brooklyn, will tomorrow conduct the
services opening the new house of worship OF the
St Augustine Protestant Episcopal Church Of
Brooklyn. the only congregation of Negro Dpisco-
palians Long Island. of which the Rev. George
Frazier Miller is rector
For many years the Negro Eptscopaians have
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20

ouu<h oep11sunaA As long an VICE end crime
so6 ls<seesnsse preven there VIII be battles to
nsnt There WIN also be men to fight them;
bot - 10 not best 20 hsvs the fighters good
Chn1eoznsf~
Ihe chapel was erected by Trinity Church at
q oc~ OF 10000. IT was designed by Charles c.
HasRhs. snd ss OF the English Gothic style of
axehftecture OF the fourteenth century. ST cor-
nslius the Centurion, the first Roman soldier
converted 70 Christianity. is the patron saint OF
the soldiegA Vt
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20

Hnon e OF Rsy ssps Of # he
Professor George n FORBES. Of the Unlysrsity 81
evangelist the Rev. Madison G. Peters, Of New
York; the Rev; g: A Briggs, Of Waverly tho Rev
6 D Case. 9t New York tie Rev, Chester =.
New York, and the Rev. DR.. J. Herman Randall,
af NAur Ynnk
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, October 10, 1906
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Pretoria Ger. sehrotter Hamburg g.
Line 362 cabin ana steerage passengers and
Steamer Hudson tFr) lie Barrier Havre October G. to
the Compagnie Generate with 59s steer
fsG dsth passengers and mdfe Arrived a" the Bar at $50
Boston October Is, TO sanderson & Son. with mdse.
rived az the Bar at 92O a m.
Naples october l. Palermo and Aimerla s. to Hender-
Bros with "A cabin and 452
steamer BeTmqdan G3r Fraser Bermuda October II
mdse Arrived at the Bar at apG M mans ana
steamer erries tBr new 27Go tors> Berks. Greenock
October 8, to Philip Ruprecht in bali e Arrived at the
Steamer Vera (Brs Abhott Hueya septembsr 20 and
the Bar at ? m 18Th.
Port e Pax s G P care daaTds aEs ss@S
70 Santa Marta IL Jerems 10 and Inagua 4 to The
Steamer Acty Nor). Eide Port Antonio October H. to
Steamer Atlantis CNorl Nielsen Kingston jamaica
October 10, Charles D Wegman passengers and
fruit. Arrived at the Par at 4
TO the Old Domni9n IS Co. with passengers and mdse
Steamer Tler Nor Olsen Demerara October g. to I. w
Armstrong with passengers and sugar. Arrived
steamer FL Rio Parker Galveston October 49, to the
Southern Pacific Co with mdse- Left Quarantine o
steamer Iroquois. Chichester Jacksonville October IS
ana mdse Left Quarantine at s:4I a M win
steamer Grenada (Brl McGrath. Perth Amboy to tho
Trinidad shipping and Trading Co. in ballast Passed
Atlantic Co. Arrived at the Bar at $50
Sandy Hook, n J. OCT 10, $50 p m-wnd east. fresh
breeze cloudy; thick off shore.
SAILED
Steamers Cedric lBr, Liyerpoo! via Queenstown; We
roma NoT Port Antono; Cler lN0rl Port Antonio Els
Ss4 Rx ss @ Sa Wind
etc; Jamestown Norfolk Newport News -
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 6:15 Sunset Moon sets 7:34 Moons apa
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sendy Hook e:06 Gov Island 4IHell Cata 11.1z
PM-Sandy Hook 9:34 Gov Island 9:45 Hell Gate II IA
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20

William r. Dorman Robert II. Green. Donald d
MacLaurin, Charles T. Snow and Edwin T. Farm
ham.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20

European Advertisements.
ocmoyAI NOTICE.

REMOVAL NOTICE.
49,. ,hst IN. European offices ef The
New-York Tribune have been removed IRON
Mo. 14e Fleet street to the modern once nu.lo-
ing. Danes Inn House NO .o3 Ionson.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20

Steamers Cedric tBrl. Liverpool via Queenstown; We
roma lNo Port Antonio Clier tNor) Port Antonio; Els
wick Hall (Br Tunis ard Marseilles Huddershed (Br)
CAiharen Matanzas etc; Mamma Hata- Raltimore Wind
Der. knights Key; lndrasamha (Br) Singapore Manila
etc; Jamestown Norfolk and Newport News.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

sBringrs mail
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21

m @ contributions that it is unlikely that any
~ cle pls companies will do anything for San
s,no. SIsIliclsco. The question OF contributing was
o ssc-esso py the executive officials of all the big
coinpaIhes yesterday. The general decision was
c.at IN the circumstances nothing could be done
Wlsnout the vote OF the boards OF trustees
Inc New York Office OF the General Accident
assurance corporation, Ltd, Of Perth Scotland
yesteroay telegraphed 81. 900 10 the Governor of
SSanIornla, IN aid OF the sufferers OF the San
Francisco disaster.
Ihe collections at Trinity Church and its eight
SliapeIs tomorrow morning will be turned over
ferers 49, ~ SUI
MISS Booth, commander OF the Salvation
army has called a macs meeting to be held at
OnIoh square, at p m. Sunday in aid of the
sufferers from the San Francisco disaster.
among the prominent who have been
Ssheo Sso 10 speak at the meeting Joseph
S6hoate, Bishop Greer, General Grant and the
Rev. DR.. Macarthur
Inc members OF the third division of the
United States Customs Service through the
mutation Of Deputy Surveyor J. N Bishop,
nave pledged themselves TO give days pay
70 70 The sufferers in San Francisco before April
$1,000
The contributions of yesterday the relief
fund OF the Chamber of Commerce included the
following.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
REALTY NOTES.

The Gorham Manufacturing Company has leased
No SS4 5th ave. to Solomon Rothschild for twenty
one years at $4,000 year.
The Mcknight Realty Company have resold at an
advanced price for Norman E Archer blocks Nos
ana IN their West Penwood tract at Bayside
Long Island-blOck No. 70 c. Gustave and Albert
E1ehry Hanft and block No. to Charles Faas
Inns property was bought by Mr.. Archer from the
Mcknight Realty Company only a short time ago.
Plans have been filed for a six story dwelling
house 10 be built for Mrs. Ruth Hill Beard at No.
a East 6Srh St 1t is to be 25 feet and 70 feet
deep, with facade of Indiana limestone and a row
OF side bays. 1t Will have a music room. we'll as
a library, and elevator will be installed. 1t is to
cost $4,000, according TO the estimate of Adams &
Warren, the architects
Plans have been filed for pavilion and lecture
hall TO he built for William Greene in Fort George
ave- north of 196th ST. for the presentation OF
a Johnstown food panorama for visitors to Fort
George II is TO be 10 feet front and 80 feet deep OF
galvanized iron. and is to cost 5000 according to
the estimate OF c. z. Reid. the architect
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
WOMAN TO AID DETINE.
NiSS EGUeS to Do Red Cross Work
in San Francisco.

A1iss Lucille Eaves, a graduate of Stanford
University. who has been instructor in sociology
in both Stanford and Chicago universities and
who was studying for the degree of doctor OF
philosophy at Columbia University. gave up the
degree to accept a call from the New York State
branch Of the National Red Cross to go 10 San
Francisco. She left yesterday afternoon on the
Twentieth Century Limited train of the New
York Central Railroad Both that company and
the Union Pacific have furnished her with free
transportation their fastest trains
MISS Eaves, who for thirteen years has been in
close touch with all charitable movements and
associations in California, and who was for four
years headworker in the South Park Settle
ment which built by Mrs Phoebe Hearst in
San Francisco, goes at the special request OF DR..
4. I. Devine. now on his way. under appoint
ment Of Secretary Taft to take charge Of the
Red Cross relief in California
Miss Eaves carries with her the light field"
equipment and the official Red Cross flag
Miss Eaves comes from Kentucky Her father
is D. w Eaves: her mother. who died five years
ago, was Of the Weir family. and she was an
honorary member Of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public. She presented flag to one of the Union
regiments in which her was an officer. Ruth
Eaves, a sister of Miss Lucille lived in san Fran
cisco Before leaving Miss Eaves said: my
work on the field will be whatever Dr. Devine
mas Tor me TO do"
complete publicity bureau for the New York
state Red Cross was opened yesterday morning
in the Bristol Building. at No 500 Fifth ave-
nue., without any cost TO itself for the owners
OF the building gave room 5O9. with its furniture
rent free. A telephone. a Remington typewriter
with an operator and a Neostyle were all given
Dy their respective companies. and the Bristol
Pupic Typewriting Company gave the services
or -FOUR stenographers and machines. The tele-
phone number is 1854 Bryant.
AN appeal was sent out by the bureau yester-
Gay TO the newspapers and to all the ministers
TOT funds, food and clothing and for members
TO carry on the Red Cross work in California.
All such articles should be sent to the express
offices, distinctly labelled, For the Red Cross
Relief San Francisco. Cal" The companies will
then transport these contributions without
charge. Two copies of the invoice should be
sent TO the office of the New York Red Cross.
One will be filed and acknowledged and the
other sent TO DR.. Devine
Funds for the Red Cross relief work in Cali
fornta should be made payable 10 Jacob H
Schtff treasurer, New York State Red Cross,
either AT No. 500 Fifth avenue at Nd 80 Will
lam street.
The appeal is issued by Cleveland H. Dodge,
William Cary Sanger, Elihu Root, Mrs. ". K.
Draper, Jacob H. Schtff. Howard Townsend,
Douglas Robinson. John D. Crimmins George
c. Boldt, Oscar S. Straus. Alfred T. White F.
c. GraIwick. T. r. Proctor, ". s. Andrews and
w Q. Langdon. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21

Charles H Ishan the five story store and loft build
ings Nos u and Is Ferry ST. on plot 3lxT7 feet.
,SyrlIle Carreau has sold for the OF Sarah
6Sslings 10 j. 5 Radway and A. p. Gardner No
zS Centre st and No 10 Baxter ST. abuttins three
ana ilve story buildings on lot 2ax about $50 feet
William r H Martin has sold the Avisuere a
seven story apartment house. plot 1o2 feet
az the southeast corner OF Columbus ave and
18th - -
NJ Samuel Stern has sold for ]. Ireland TO
SnaTles Hirschborn the southeast corner OF CO.
luinous ave and 18th st. a seven and two
nys story hathogses. on plot 1o2, ,2xloo feet.
The estate of Henry ". Bliss has sold 20 a Mrs
stanford No. 81 West SD st. a four story dwelling
house, lot 25xsS9 feet.
Webster B. Nabie has sold for NJ Baldwin
No 766 West End ave. four story dwelling house
on lot 1SxsS feet
The Meyickar- -Gaillard Realty Company has sold
ior Mrs Ellie T. Mofftt No. los West 18th St.
four story dwelling house, on lot 1sx1e2 feet
hlelnfeld & EnEelsberg have bought from Meyer
NeseH the plot. I5x10o1I feet the south side OF
1l2th ST. 175 feet east of Broadway. and will
a six story elevator apartment house.
Godfrey B. Moore has sold for Oppermann &
Woytisek the six story apartment house +0x1Oo
feet. in course of construction at the northwest
corner of 14Sd st. and Lenox ave, TO a Mrs. Weis
Du Bots & Taylor and Max Marx have sold for
Sarah {. Rodenstein and other persons the two
story frame building at the northeast side OF Man
haitian St. 1885 feet northwest Of Amsterdam ave.
on lot 25xIoo feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
MORE LONG ISLAND SALES.

Sales Of unmproved land continue in tho Bor-
ough OF Queens. The market remains active, and
while plots OF unmproved property have the call
cottages sell readily Gilbert Lawrence has sold 100
lots at College Point syndicate represented by
Daniel w. Blumenthal. The property is on the
main road from Flushing to Whitestone and is TO
be laid out for building purposes.
Kate f. Price has sold to the Ocean and Bay
Front Improvement Company a plot of land at
Arverne. with frontage of 1000 feet the west
side or Florence ave. north OF the Boulevard The
plot comprises about fifty lots. The property is
valued at $4,000 The persons have bought
from Frank T, Morrill, plot with $500 feet front
age on the same avenue. and said TO be valued at
$50 600
Anna Anable, DR.. William J. Burnett and Vir-
etnia 4. Clark have sold to William ]. Rennell
four lots at the corner OF East ave. and 6th St.
Long Island City, for S24 600
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
FOG MAKES TRAFFIC TROUBLESOME.
The Weimar Runs Aground at Sandy Hook
-Fe-ryboats Suffer Minor Accidents

A heavy pail Of fog hung over the harbor yester-
day. and traffic was greatly delayed. FerTyhoats
rpt about both rivers. feeling their way 20 their
slips.
The ferryboat Newark. on the 7 a m trip from
Jersey City 10 Cortlandt street. lost her bearings
ana vent in the direction OF 23d street The munic-
81 Serr.yhoat Richmond bumped into her slip At
~ battery early yesterday to avoid coIllslon with
lie ferryboat Annex s. Of the Pennsylvania Ran
snod a norton OF the cas-. end OF the SIP was
.o-r avTav hut no one injured The North
Ss-,,or Ilovd Line steamer Weimar, heavily
5LS p,,,h nlniCrants from Mediterranean ports.
,Ssnf aground yesterday morning on the south edge
~. rrlTrts Knoll of Sandy Hook, point where.
- ~, a wear ago, the CaroEia, OF the Cunard Line
ne. @ sshore FOR day and q half. Sne was hoated
er hfgh water. and reached her DOCK Al e'sa- -i'e
Ssd 10 immigrants.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Warren 81, No D. 25x10O. Katharine T Martin
and another. executors. ADOLF HorowitZ. .....
10Th 81, 5, 40 II Of 1st ave 2Isx irregular;
George NJ Smith to City Of New York. .........
DIST 81. $. 225 Il " Of Sd ave. 5Ox1O0 s: Edward
schenck. referee. to Bella A Quay. .-.-.-.......-
Dist 81. :. 275 II " OF Sd ave. 6Ox1O0.s. Edward
Schenck. referee, to Bella A Quay. -.........
115th ST. No 60 West. 80. 4x100 II: Emma Frank
to Paltsade Realty Company: mortgage. S41. 900.
Allen st. No Isl, s 25xST.6: Samuel Weinstcck
ct al 70 Max Trashes and another; mortEage.
Albert Mede; mortgage. S14 500. ................
18th st, No l60 East. Is 9xi02 2: Andrew G Dick
inson, u. 10 Atterbury and another; mort
gage, $4,000. OO...-..............
117th st, 5, S4.IO It ot 81 ave. 20 2x1OO IL:
Sarah Hershheld and another 10 Nicola Arenells.
mortgage, SO. 900. ...---..
7th ST. No 2ss East. 90 sxsO 10; Julius Tishman
ct al 20 Isidov Wels; mortgage. SIS. 600
Lot lO5, map 21l lots part Downing estate. 3Sx
100; PtetrO Pandolh to Amelia DraEnett-
Seth 81. No 119 West 3Ox100s. Frederick n
Constock TO Julius Hermann; mortgage. s24-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that Of the debtor. the second
that of the creditor and date when Judgment
fled
Barrett Thomas F-s J. Taylor; March % 1906 SIT u
Is9s .. ..1'9-s.e 7478
March g. 1906 c5acaed5 "a
* ber 81 1865 tvscsted 1OO 90
ban street Raiwsy company 6cie6er 81 ieoS 121 IS
Richardson, Mary LA-City OF New York March - -
Ia66 inoilAs h u Do"" Ap.i' ses7
Sussman MaX-C. F. Widely: December So 1904 s. -
"sjs5Rns SPrii s SS iso5 ana i'l'lls' '' los 81
t'oHlpSn1|F Com 6 Dow: June IS 1895 - 174 a.
Sane-Same: June IS 1T5 ~
White James T Wiuant Y. P Bradley and stan
ne. iIne 1885 ~ .........".t "a
Sane-F G. Dow: June g. 1895 ..-.....-.. ia "a
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
FOR SALE.

One pair Corliss Engines. built by
Vim. A. Harris Steam Engine
Co., size I4x56, in COCO oondi-
ton.
J Compound Duplex Worthington
Pump, "A and 2oxIZxl5.
Simple Duplex Worthington Pump,
I6HZ12x10.
Steam Freight Elevator, Whittier
Machine type.
Crane Hydraulic Elevators, nor
izontal type.
50 K. w. Ames Engine and Gcn-
eral Electric Dynamo.
Address
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE OFFICE.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
FEAR FOR HERMANN oELRICEs.
Gustav H. Schwab Unable to Obtain News of
Former Partner-In St. Francis Hotel.

cIusrav H Schwab. agent OF the North German
IIovd Line is much concerned about the safety or
Hermann Oelrichs. his former business partner
who married Miss Theresa A Fair. daughter OF
- lat. Senator Fair. Mr. Oelrichs a the ST
Francis Hore which was destroyed. Several mes
se.-as nave been sent, but been heard
S~5n1 him II Is feared he may have been injured
;r The excitement which followed the rush from
the hotel. , - o, ~, e,,, 80
Yesterday has also his brother. Charles Del
.fcbs The latter through Mr. Mackay
Both his wife and sister-in-law. Mrs W. K Van
Sarhf1- fr have messages repeatedly. he
Ssd rlenty OF time get OF the hotel. and We
can only hope he IS ssfe."
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
DoWIE ACCUSED OF FRAUD.
New Mexico Man Alleges He Has Invested
in Zion City with No Returns.

Chicago. April 2o.-James Surrock of New Mexico.
made complaint 10 the federal authorities to-day
that he had been defrauded by John Alexander
Dowie out Of about aeO00. and that the mails had
been used in the operation
Surrock asserted that by means of letters writer
to him by Dowie he induced 10 invest in Zion
City, and that now his demands for repayment are
not complied with. The District Attorney declared
that he could do nothing in the matter unless II
could be shown that DOwe had used the nlalIs IN
a scheme defraud The matter referred 70
Posto:tico Inspector Stuart for investigation
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
NOT GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY,

(By Telegraph 10 The Tribune.l
Richmond. Va. April 2D.-John s Hawkins
charged with conspiracy 10 extort money from
Robert .. BalIaEtne, who committed suicide at the
home Of his mother in Newark. y. J.. last winter
was acquitted Of the charge IN Charlottesville TO-
day.
Hawkins is still under six other indictments. ana
is out on $1,000 ball bond for his appearance until
the anal disposition Of the case. which viii proo-
ably come before the court next Monday mere
will be action IN the of Henry Mlc.hie.
Hawkinss confederate. until the cases against
Hawkins have been disposed Of.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
REAL ESTATE.
BUILDING BOOM IN QUEENS.

The building record in Queens for the first three
months OF this year shows big increase over the
record for the corresponding period of last year.
The number of plans for buildings filed in The
nrst quarter was SO. their estimated cost being
ASTol .dS The estimated cost Of the buildings for
the first three months OF 1896 S0sS, ,46S
The record this year. based upon estimated cost
or the buildings. shows increase of $50 per cent
The number of alterations for the first three months
or 1866 was 264. at estimated cost Of S6O.555.
while for the first three months of last year the
estimated cost Of alterations only Ss3 sos
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
OPEN PAVILION FOR PATIENTS.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Supertn-
tendent Murphy for open pavilion to be erected
on the roof OF the Presbyterian Hospital at Madi-
son ave. and 10Th st, for the open-air treatment
OF patients. It will be the present solarfum
and VIII be Il feet high. of steel frame. covered
with sheet metal lined with Gotta blocks and
having peaked roof. The ends will be open for
the free passage Of air. The pavilion is 70 cost
5000 according to the estimate of Cady & See.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
TO ENLARGE DWELLING HOUSE

Plans have been filed for the enlargement Of the
four story and basement dwelling house of William
Reynolds Brown, at the southeast corner of Park
ave and S9th 81. three story and basement extern
sion is TO be added. An elevator will be installed
ana a new two story bay erected. The improve
merits are to cost $1,000 according the estimate
OF Dom Barber, the architect.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

80 ave- W s. 274H IT. n. Of 10th ST; for SIX
STORY brick tenement house. 90 3x1OI.s ana 90 SA
10 IL S-I6; Thomas D. Malcolm, owner VIII q
lam F. Staab, architect = a. =
C-,Dress ave a " corner OF 141sr ST. for i've five
story brick tenement houses, one 80 6xso-o. rour
46xS3 Northwestern Realty Company o~iei' .,
Michael ]. Garvin. architect -. =
22Sd St n s. $50. 65 II. e of Palding ave- 1or
two story and attic frame dwelling house, Z1x
81; Sound Realty Company, owner; george =
Crosier architect L,;nssb-id9s Road:
for a TWO story frame dwelling. with store 2zx
40; Henry L. Adt. owner; James y CanII.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
A 100000 BUILDING PROJECT.

Plans have been filed for a fourteen story office
building at Nos. 81 and 80 Liberty ST. which will
form part of the mammoth renodelIed Singer &
Borune office building, az Broadway and Liberty
ST The building will have facade of brick and
limestone, and Will cost $50OOOG, according 10 the
estimate Of Ernest Flagg the architect The en-
tire remodeIed building, with its lofty tower, is
cost Sl5O0.00 as previously reported
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

wittner-Jaffer Realty Co to Title Guarantee
and Trust Co; Amsterdam ave. W corner
1I1th 81. 201x123; l year, per cent
Plate. Lima. TO I HaLken; Briggs ave " cor
ner 19Sth ct. eSx31: years. a per cent
Quay, Bella. 70 L " Beresford- trustee: slst
81. 5, 225 II OF Sd ave; lots. 5oxloO'
MORTGAGES. 065, 900: years. per cent
Thorn. Wesley. to Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co: Maiden Lane. Nos rs and So Isx irTegu-
lar; due June 80 1907: y per cent --'-.-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
AVON INN LEASED.

The John H. Fife Company and Phinney & Corsa
have leased the Avon Inn property. Avon n. j.
for term OF years to Boggs & MacDoweu who
managed the hotel last season.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
Country Property for Sale or to Let

NOR SALE OR RENT.-On the of North Caro-
Il lima. T-room house with acres % land suitable
for q clubhouse shooting lodge; good hunting hsr
and oysters and further information address
Nrs u a KELLER. Oriental. y. -
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
Contributions by the members Of the New
York Cotton Exchange for the San Francisco
sufferers included the following:

The contributions for the American National
Red Cross California disaster fund, received at
the Office of Jacob H. schiff, included the follow
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21

Brooklyn Property for Sale.
T-LEGANT . story basement cellar brownstone rest
r. +s-ca- frrn.ce- worth SO 00o cash. e. 90
,r,s1t hotel net Income 5000. cash. $4,000 SPIND
I,ER 266 47th ST. Brooklyn
,,vy-o FAMILY hav front house 70 baths
~ - -lreuts Inquire 1914 Hancock st. Brook
ivn No agents.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments were filed yesterday, the
first name being that of the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-21
Furnished apartments to Let

A ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT pri-
~. vate bath 81 daily. including meals two x35
weekly: one. SIS THE VAN RENSSELAER,. Is East