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New-York tribune., 1906-06-20

Bernstein & Bernstein have completed the plans
for the synagogue TO be built for the Congregation
Talmud Thora at Nos 132 and 1874 East lllth street
Trey estimate the cost at $1,000 Work on the
building will be begun this fall 1t will be four
stories high. The auditorium will seat L'oo per
sons and the school 900
The E-cVickar GailIard Realty Company has soid
for DR.. Charles r. L. Putnam TO Mrs Anna A
Roberts No. 113 East S5th street. four story Eng
lish basement. brownstone dwelling house on lot
125xsSs feet This is the thiId resale that the
firm has made OF this property in the last nVe
months
Charles a. Gardiner attorney for the Gouids mas
taken title TO a strip of land on the east sice VI
5th ave. 11s inches wide by 100 feet deep go ieet
north of 47th st. adjons Mr.. Gardeners mousse
No. 5s1 5th ave, on the north The Gould mouse
No 579 5th ave- is the adjoining northeast corner
OF Attn St The vender is Emeline O. StrooeIl
Douglas Robinson Charles s. Brown & Co., has
leased No lis West 2Sd st. to a client for term
of fortv years
J. ]. Kite has sold for A. Leviness to benjamin
Hurtig of the theatrical firm of Hurtig & Seamon.
24O lots between Nepperhan ave. and Amackassi
Terrace, Yonkers Mr.. Hurtig INTENDS 10 suo-dINloe
ard develop the tract.
Payson Mel. Merrill has leased for a term of years
for Mrs. Edgar S. AuchinclOss No. 26 East 4Sth
St, southwest corner Of Madison ave After coIpe-
William A. White & Sons have recently made the
following leases The top loft OF NOS % iI9 ana %
Elizabeth St, TO James E NJ. Walker the bullding
at No S. to 81 Elm St, to Dorman & DAVIS: the
building at No 40 West 31st St, 10 Hugh r GooC-
win; the dwelling at the southeast corner OF MAJ
with S B. Goodale & Son. the building at NO 81
West 18th ST. TO John &. Olsen.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
CORONER REFUSES TO REDUCE BAIL.
Thinks $4,000 None Too High for Motor
man Who Ran Down Children.

Representatives Of the City Railway. after re-
questing Coroner hamburger yesterday TO reduce
the bail OF William Bottiche. the motornsn of the
18th street-Williamsburg car. which ran down
and killed two Italian children last Friday night at
Avenue A and Eth street, from $4,000 to $1,000
which request was refused. announced that they
would TO the Supreme Court this morning and
move that Coroner Hamburger be made to show
cause why the bail should not be reduced
Coroner HarbUrger said last night that he would
hght the action of the traction company. and that
II the order was issued the day il return
able he would go before the court and permis-
sion 10 argue his own He said that he be-
heyed that he had made in placing the
bail at a high figure. since the bail was an
nounced reports showed that the motorrnen We're
taking considerably care, fearing that the
company might let them stay in the ToInbs if
they were arrested for running any down
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
TO IMPROVE YONKERS.
Hearing on Plan to Abolish Grade
Crossings in City.

The New York Central and Hudson River Rail
roads application for approval of what is called
the ''Yonkers Improvement Plan" which provides
for the elimination Of grade crossings in Yonkers
came up for hearing yesterday before the Board
Of Railroad Commissioners at its Offices in the
Metropolitan Life Building. c. c. Paulding ap-
peared behalf of the railroad
the representative of other property owners asked
that detailed plans for the Improvement be sub
nitted for inspection before the board granted its
approval He declared that he had spent over
a,oOo Of his own money doing what the road ought
to do, that is. having an examination made by an
engineer. and. far the plans of the company
were known. they appeared to him decidedly un-
satisfactory.
There was an argument between Mr. Paulding
and Mr. Ludlow through the formers statement
that the road did not purpose submitting detailed
plans in order to forward Mr.. Ludlow's real estate
schemes. Mr. Ludlow retorted that the Ludlow
property there was Ludlow property twenty years
before the railroad was thought of. He declared
further that Mr.. Pauldings insinuation was un-
warranted and impertinent.
The board asked Mayor Coyne OF Yonkers to tell
what he thought OF the plans submitted
10 have the improvements made; we want the cleo
trifcation Of the road within the city of YOnkers,
and we want better communication with New York.
am satisfied with the plans"
plans submitted. The board announced that the
taking OF testimony would be closed. subject 10 a
motion TO reopen. No intimation was given as TO
the decision of the board.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
WHEN FIRE FIGHTS FIRE.
Policemen Mutually Arrest Each Other After
Fight in Store.

Arm in arm, Patroln1an Benjamin Merritt of the
West 3Oth street station, and Special Policeman
Jacob H. Lehman. employed by a Sixth avenue de-
partment store. marched down Sixth toward
the police station O'Clock last evening escorted
by six policemen and followed by a crowd that
numbered hundreds II looked like a parade. The
two had arrested each other after dispute
jurisdiction that wound up In combat
According TO Merritt he approached as he
stood post, by two women, who told him they
had made purchase amounting to 90 cents. in the
store. had given the clerk 81. but had re-
ceived nsther purchase nor cnange. They asked
Merritt TO investigate.
While he was asking the girl at the counter about
Il the special policeman up. saying he would
look after the subject, and he requested Merritt 10
get out, because he making a scene. The latter
refused, and there a Scuffie. IN which Merritt
had his uniform torn and thrown Other
policemen arriving stopped the disturbance
At the police station Sergeant Mccarthy held the
store policeman for dsorderly conduct but he was
baled out at The women who caused
the nniX-up disappeared during the excitement
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
HIRSCHMANN GOES FREE
Suspended Sentence for Bankrupt
Guilty of Grand Larceny.

Judge Foster in General Sessions. yesterday
s,,xnended sentence on Henry Hrschmann, who
plea6eo guilty last week 20 grand larceny in
connection with the voluntary bankruptcy pro-
ceedings OF his firm. at No. 20 Walker street in
1904 Fsirschmann is required 10 make regular
reports 10 the Prison Association. He was
warned yesterday before being set free that his
liberty would depend his future good con-
duct and that sentence Of ten years in prison
would be inflicted if he misbehaved.
Judge Foster had before him letter signed
by Abner S Haight, E. NJ Townsend and E. L
Goodrich a committee representing well known
merchants Of the city who had been cheated out
Of about $4,000 by Hirschmann and his
brother II had been prepared by Julius Henry
Cohen. Of the committees counsel. who discov-
cred the evidence on which Hirschmann could
have been convicted if he had not chosen TO
plead guilty. Il declared that Hirschmann, after
being detected in fraud. had repented and had
done everything in his power TO make restitu-
ton. The letter went on:
To send him TO state prison now would be TO
destroy him for life To give him another
chance Will. in opinion tend 10 make man
Of him. We desire TO build up the commercial
standard Of our community. We believe we can
best do IL in this case by raising the Defendant
the bar. If he viii but go forth and show ms
sincerity OF purpose and assert his real man
hood will ourselves. help him If he shows
again signs of weakness and needs the strong.
such action. He should be again put on trial
not for this offence. but for his future. This
your honor has the power TO Go by paroling him
and suspending sentence. We believe that IN
recommending such course can serve our
fellow merchants best.
In suspending sentence on Hirschmann, Judge
Foster said the merchants and Mr.. Cohen de-
served the thanks Of the community. He said
10 H-schmann:
The commerce Of this great city is its glory.
New York is a commercial city, and the we'll
being Of the entire community depends first Of
all. upon the honesty and the reputation of the
mercantile class. II IS such as you who imperil
&. lying about what you have. getting goods on
the strength of your lies and then failing with
out assets TO pay You had the assets, and the
jealous activity Of this high toned committee Of
merchants and their jealous counsel have un-
covered the assets. SO that that property will be
applied 70 the payment OF your debts.
Punishment you Will not be free from. You
have been held up 70 this community a con-
v1cted felon. You have had something Of i'm
prisOnTnent and much Of the disgrace that neces-
saTlly come from a conviction. 1t is a mistaken
idea 10 think for a moment that a person on
whom sentence is suspended goes unwkipped OF
Justice To my own mind he has the most Sc
we're part Of the punishment. Imprisonment is
only added punishment
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
TO BAR INSURANCE COMPANIES.
California Commission Threatens to Take
Immediate Action on Frisco Loss Question

San Francisco. June 19-The following insurance
companies, by reason Of their failing to comply
with Insurance Commissioner VOLTS demand that
they either sign stpulations extending the time
filing proofs OF loss to August IS or furnish the
Commissioner with their lists Of poicyholders, have
rendered themselves liable forfeiture OF their
right TO do business in the State of California:
Agricultural. American of Boston. American Of
Philadelphia, ConCOrdia, Delaware of Philadelphia,
Dutchess, Eagle, Germania Globe and Rutgers,
Gerrnania OF Peoria, Girard, New York of New
York. Northwestern Fire and Marine. National
Union, North German of New York, Spring Car
den, Security of Baltimore, Traders. Union Of
Philadelphia, Westchester and Western Under
writers.
Commissioner Wolf intends 10 proceed against
these companies without delay unless advised to
the contrary by the Attorney General OF the state.
He made this statement yesterday:
I cannot say what action I Will take until I
properly advised by the prosecuting officer of the
state I say however that, unless I ad-
vised TO the contrary by the Attorney General, I
shall proceed at once to enforce the law passed at
the recent session Of the state Legislature and de-
clare that those companies have forfeited their
right to do insurance business in California.
Furthermore, x will be my business 10 see that
these companies compelled TO meet their just
obligations. If any retire without paying, 1 shall
ask that action be taken against them by the in
suranCe commissioners Of the states under whose
laws they incorporated.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
FRISCO AID AGREED ON.
Treasury to Deposit s12,000,000 q"
Banks of That City.

Washington, June ia tacit agreement was
reached to-day by the President. Secretary Shaw
and the delegation of citizens of San Francisco.
by which substantial aid will be given TO San
Francisco by the government. 1t is proposed
that the United States Treasury deposit with the
San Francisco banks S12,O00,OO0 of government
money with bonds Of the city as security for
the deposit, the money to remain with the banks
until such time as the government shall call
for it. This may not be for some years, so that
the banks have practical assurance that they
may retain the deposit for such period as VIII
be of value in the reconstruction of the city.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
LIS PENDENS.

l3eth ST. 200 Sd ave- 25x1OO. Isaac t4ar.
agt Abraham Greenberg foreclosure Of mortgage
attorneys. Krakower & Peters s"se'' e
oath St. No. 427 West; Catherine N Ryan agt Annia
Ryan ct al (parti,iou); attorneys Grim & Brainerd
L>enox ave. s 1926 st lUX4O Joseph III ra
Neau agt. Harlem Club New York city foreclosure oS
MORTGAGE; attorneys Di Grove & Riker -
85th l67 10 II. W of ave xIOO q.
Adciph Behu Ludwig Friedrich al tactlun TO Re,
cover pOssession). attorneys, Skinner & Rerrnant
Slst st, 1896 W Lexington s 7NaS~
irregular. Ray ReiseubeTger agt RouEet ~ al
tpaTtitionJ; attorneys Al,l1rug d a.
Fulton Il. 5. Church 33XT7
Fulton ST. corner Greenwich ST. 81 lx33 x7OxS4 O.
BroadWay. n e. corner 10th St. running 90 liz
50 W 25x 75x W sl-3x . II beginning: Is7tb
n. s. 8 n. Of Broadway 25x94 IL Sherman ave
n 200 # {. OF DyckmRn 50xl5o; broadway
corner Hillside 26 2xloZ ?: Rosa Schleissner Ius
Godsticker et al (paron; attorneys. Guggenheiroer
CnterTnyer & Marshall.
LIST ave. Is 20: Abraham r Lefcour+ ac.
!. Brubaum foreclosure OF Inortrarel.
torneys KrRkoWeT a. Peters. -
Bryan. st. es. s2o #. OF 18TH st. lOtx200 tn
Longfellow st Benjamin kerger Bertha E1elrr.d 80
al counter claim; attorneys Wilson Barker Wilson
Delaney n. bounded by No DeIaur.,.
100 n by OF Christian Cape .. a. by ianH y
Mary Harsh loo feet, Ienjamin Ncadle Louis Nsde
faction 20 establish Vendee's LEM. attorney L FREEMAN
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
PROSECUTION BY ELKs FAILS.
Negro Acquitted on Charge of Wrongfully
Wearing Button.

Justices McKeon. McAvoy and Deuel. in Court
of Special Sessions yesterday acquitted o. R.
Johnson a Negro, of No. 129 West 134th street,
a cleaner in the Ludlow street Jail OF three
charges of wrongfully wearing a button of the
Elks.
The cases were tried under Section 674A Of
the Penal Code, which makes it a misdemeanor
TO wrongfully wear the emblem of any order
when it is copyrighted. The Elks society, which
excludes Negroes, is called the benevolent.
Protective Order Of Elks of the United States"
and the emblem is an elks antlc~s. over which
are the letters 3. p. o. Z. The Negro society
is known as the Improved Benevolent and Pro-
tective Order Of Elks of the World" Their but
ton has the anters with I. B. P. O. z. w, but
the I. and ". are concealed on the antlers maxi
ing II look like an Elks emblem. II was not
shown that Johnson had violated the Elks con-
suturOn. according 70 the decision.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
FRUITER DRIVEN IN.
HeaUy Seas Still Pound Stern of the
VincensO BOnndnO.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I

Fire Island Long Island. June 19.-The fruiter
Vincenzo Bonanno, which went ashore on the
outer bar two miles east of the lighthouse last
Sunday. is still held fast tonight in the viselike
grip of the sands, the efforts of three tugs this
afternoon 10 remove her having failed. Twenty
four of the thirty-four members Of the crew
were forwarded to New York this afternoon. the
other ten and the captain remaining to assist in
the attempt to float the vessel.
While the vessel is not believed to have sus-
tained injury. heavy seas have pounded her stern
all day, swinging ii in toward shore. Captain
Noero as a result Of his long vigil directing his
vessel during the thick weather encounters is
seriously Ill from exhaustion. The agents of the
Bonanno say thew confident that thew can
save the vessel and remaining cargo.
At o'clock Captain Baker Of the Point o.
Woods life saving station, brought his crew Of
seven men TO the shore where they will be pre-
pared to bring the remaining crew of ten men
now on the Bonanno should II be necessary.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Houston ST. Nos "a and 80 west 40xs3: EwaId
Mommer 10 Andrew ] Kerwin. Jr; mortgage,
- @. o
Trust Company. executor. 61S Madison
Avenue Company y...........-......
ID ave. No 24ol. -. lXeo Kalman Rosenbluth to
Jennie Goldstein mortgage $4,000. ..-.........
Amsterdam =. 40 II of ICeth st 4OxlO0;
Reliance Construction Company 10 William +
Peper; mortgage, S4s 600. 0..-...........-......-.
Columbia 81 No IS s. 2SxI2Qt Michael JoseDh--
sohn Hyman Silberman morte-age S35, 900. =.
Bathgate ave. g S, 1912 II OF lTsth 81 aOXI1O.
Abraham Goodman ct al 10 Jacob Cohen: mort.
gage. $40 - ,.,........
Sakoiski 10 Morris Weinstein; 4 part: mort
gage. u Of $4,000. -. .........,.
10 Harry L Wolf: mortgase S45, 500 -
24th Nos l3 and IS West. 5cx9s o; Andres
Kerwin. Jr TO Ewald Mommer: nortgsre
s24oe'S m ~, -
cree. 10 Ross a Mackey. .....-.-......
Madison ave, corner ed St 100 5x22; Juan
Ceballos TO 67S Madison Avenue Company.
mortgage, $4,000. ......... ..........-
eth ct No 426 To $50 East. leoxloo.5; SundaI
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

agt. George W Collier July 90 1905 ...-.-. soa2 4
10 ieo5 81 =
Clinton ST. No. 30: Henry st. No Dos; Philip
May a. 1905 300 o,
agt Jacob flatz ct al; June G. 1905 .1-..e. Ios u
mir Y wagner May IS 1906. ..'..-.. - sls 1:
aet Dominic Milano ct al May 81 1893 I45 o.
18th St, s. 100 f. u. OF Home ave. 5O0-;
ct al; june s 1906 by deposit .-...14. Iso o.
Katz ct al MAY s6 1906 by 6ord5s .-'.- $50 o.
18th st. No. IS West; the United States Radiator
pany 9rrpy ct al June = 1905 $50 :,
36th St $50 p W. Of Mosholu Parkway;
1905 t6y bond I 10 90
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
ACCUSED YoNkERs FIREMAN RELEASED.

City Judge Beal in Yonkers dismissed yesterday
the charge Of manslaughter against Henry WIGHT
hreman- he was charged with causing the in
1uries from which Harry Cooper eighteen years
old recently died. On June l Cooper WIGHT and
several others were having outing and a guam
uty Of beer was drunk. Cooper and WIGHT wres-
ted cooper lay on the grass all night He was
discovered IN the morning and taken 10 the hospi-
tai. where he found 70 be suffering from nneu-
monia: He died week later After his burial an
Sgltauon by friends resulted in County Judge
t,Iatt ordering the body eXhumed. An autopsy
showed mat ne died from broken spine WIGHT
tlrely blameless OF criminal iE:ent
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Al IA Vesoy st-By Joseph p Day: 1922 Avenue A.
TG7 It 10th % 6x9s sly ten h. with stores:
ecutors' 1888 Park 9Ith st 2oX1oO; .
sty ten h store executors sale; li9l Avenue A.
18Th 29X15 h. with stores. executors
sale. S5 "a ST. n $50 Of LIST 25xS6 = ten
h: executors sale: 134 TO 142 Lenox ave 11Th
American: executors sale: lTl0 and l7l2 Sd
cor Goth St IX77. sty h. with
sale; 1714 and ZIG Sd ave. $ 5o7 II OF Goth st
20 4x7I sty ten h. with stores executors sale; III
96th 81 S II II " OF Sd 23XlO0 IL sty ten h.
with store sale; estate OF John Schnugg
ceased.
BY Peter 7 Meyer: ZOE TO zoo Lexinston ave. cor
57th 2x4O. sty brk Il h: II 3 shepard. exr.
u Pliaus II Van Sindcren atty Hone. IT. ref.
due, $I1. .6I7 S. subj TO a mort OF 100000
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
MECHANICS LIENS.

oath ST. No. 147 West: Thomas Crump agt- Cast
mir Y. Wagner. owner and contractor
Columbia st, No. 81: Morris Ruoenstein agt
George Schor. owner and contractor; William
. g . o.
Trinity ave. Nos. S71 and 979: Henry T. Keyser
agt. W. r StennstZ, owner and contractor
Amsterdam ave. - 4 IT. n OF ls5th st, 16S
xlO0; Pasquale Ventiniglia agt- Press & London.
owners and contractors ..-.............-.
Same property; same agt same. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
24th st. No 147 West: Lawrence Houlihan agt
Casm'r Y. Wagner. owner and contractor; Al
bert z. c. Smith. contractor r...................
S6th st. No 10 West; William Craig agt.
Gotham Building and Construction Company,
and contractor -.
Nathan Hirschhorn et a.. agt- Samuel Kauf-
man. owner: Friedman & Idlernan. contractors
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
PLANS FOR NEW SYNAGOGUE
CONGREGATION T4LMUD THORA TO BUILD IN EA01
NTH STREET-COST s150OOO.
A. Gardiner attorney Goulds Takes Title to Strip OF A "
Fifth AUenNe.

Lyman to Koppel FTiedland; mortgage Sls"s@
9th ST. No 4s3 East. 4Ox1c00, 6ltn 81 no 80 40
East iOxIV0.5: koppel trledLan4 70 t1"s4s
-stb - Nos 3G3 and 500 East. 4Ox irregular:
5s-h 81 Nos 319 and 321 East. 4Osxloo4;
Aaron Goodman to Joseph Goodman anu al
N,,dison 81 No 22O. s. 26. Ix100: Bernard Cor
don et al 10 Z X Browd: mortgage. SiI,OOO--.
Chryste ST. Nos 1874 and lJ6 g s. 81 -1xlVO; Morris
Kaplan et al 10 Morris Wangrows mortgage
Broadway e corner Of 18th ST. 20. 6xs3: Will
lam + Peper 10 George r Coughlan; mortgage.
Mott ~ No i22 to 126. 75xso: Ida Madriz 20
Albert 4 Lowe and another mortgage, xI1Gc
Houston ct, n Of Goerck 81. 1UOxts-o;
Levi Rosenson 70 Frank Hillnan and another'
Mania tan ST. n s. 1s4 It e Of Amsterdam ave.
1872. 9x1007; Max Marx to Harris Maran and
another mortgage, $4,000
West End ave. -orner OF 10Th ST. . 9xluo:
Annie Brown TO William Segsfe; mortgage
Cortiandt st. No SO. n $ 25x126: Lydia p. Aczer-
man. individually ct al. and trustee, 10 Hudson
& Manhattan Railroad Company ....::- lo
105th st. n s. 300 II OF 5th ave, 5tNlOoll;
Charles J Weinstein ct al to Herman Cohen;
mortgage 100000 ............ ...-.--..-
Avenue ID. Nos 1876 and 15s. "a 2xsO; Jacob
Berlin 10 samuel Sisser and another; mortgage.
stanton ST. Nos s25 and s27 s. 20 1Ox1s15:
Henry EhIn a. 10 Abraham Levinstein and
another: mortgage, S34 80 -;
S2d ST. No l12 to lie East, IS 5x9s-si JscSo
SchIcsser Alfred b Dunn; mortgage. sf5.Uo
Monroe ST. No COS. s. 81. Txe1 10; Jennie Cold
stein 70 Kalman Rosenbuth; mortgage. SAD 800
Mechanics and Traders Realty Company 70
Celia -lister; mortgage. S4S.OOo -...--.--..-.-
Columbus ave. n . corner OF I4th 81. 54x1O0:
George Holmes TO Robert W Holmes ct a..
Park Row No 90 10 94. n $. x: Charles
Guggenheimer 10 Edward NJ Rice -.-..........- Il
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
RECEIVER APPOINTED PENDING SUIT.

Justice Truax in the Supreme Court. appointed
yesterday Albert Sanders receiver of the rents OF
Nos and 10 East 9th street, twelve story apart
ment building a plot 5ox9SS feet, pending suit
brought bv the Cedar Street Realty Company
against the Wells Realty and Construction ton GoIr-
pany to foreCloSe two mortgages of $1IOUO Ihere
is q nrior mortgage on the property of &6O.OO
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
HIPPO, HIPPO, WHO'LL GET TIE ,pRoME1

Another asprant for the vacant job Of managing
the Hippodrome is Melville E. Raymond Mr.. Ray
mOnd, who has for some years been producer OF
such musical comedies as Buster Brown" has
made bid for the Hippodrome contract, which is
now being considered by the board of directors No
decision has been reached, and Mr. Raymond does
not expect one for some days. though he expresses
some confidence in the outcome. The HippOdrouae
directors not talking
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
CANADA SENDS RELIEE.

Ottawa, June 19,-The Finance Minister an
nounced in the House to-day that the Dominion
government. the advice of the British Consul
at San Francisco, had forwarded $1,000 of the
10000 voted for the relief of the sufferers there
to James d. Phelan president of the relief
mittee and Red Cross. The government is in
rcsPondenCc as TO the disposition of the balance
There was no limitation accompanying the $6lec0
II is for relief generally
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
PLANS FOR SUMMER HOSPITAL FILED.

Plans were fled yesterday with Superintendent
Murphy for the summer hospital to be erected on
the large plot between Avenue and the East
River at cath street for the Society for 1mprov-
ing the Condition of the Poor. of which R Fulton
Citing is president The establishment of the hos
pital already reported is TO be in the nature or
an experiment. and il will be made permanent en-
terprise if the experiment is satisfactory. The
plant is 10 consist OF administration building
$4,000. The architects for the society are H. A.
Jacobs and NJ g. Heidelberg.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At IA Vesey st-By joseph P Day; 1913 Clinton ave W
132 r Q; leh s. M 1I$ sly IT bog 9o T.
Of I75th ST. I6sxI20 7xl2o. sty dwg sold
to |, Huter for s.. 100 65s West End 92c
St 20 SxS2 sty brk dwg H. adj TO June 26 about 26
acres al Spuyten Duyyu situated Riverdale Airing
ton Johnson Cambridge. Fairfield, oxford ard Neither
land aves Spuyten Duyvl Parkway and 232d 234th and
22Sth sts II W Hayden + ? Suyden et al: Ward. II
4 : attys; T = Groy jr. ref partition; sold F "
ToiIocI, II Haden q ArnSny, Douglas II r Knopf,
Z. I. Ata rtans an Z GaLlaEher. for SSI $50
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
~ - . - rr.h.Ine. /

"'CH' conn June lS-Much interest was
taken to-day al the Fairfield Count, C.olF CI,h 1
'-@ maj half Of the seventy-tvo o-hoe match for
PoiSe OF 800 between Joseph Doebel, the profess
s-uhal ot the Fairfield County Golf Club and Nc
- - - L~'ls-iin' The professional OF the PIanaeld
(g5-14ty ,-4uo. Doebel finished down at Plain
49, ale q, ne could not overcome the handicap
,71,eI - - 4I.GsnIll won by that margin The an
oi4eut4eA fer the Queens jubilee Gun viii
~ plsgsa or Saturday The $50 Rhine Maiden
up "l4i De played for the following Saturdav