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New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
PHONE COMPANY SUES
AhegeS That RiUal Has Stock and
Intends Misuse.

trenton n. j. Dec 2s.-The New York and East
- " 1eiegreph and Telephone Company to-day be-
gan action IN the Chancery Court aRains, tba
GREAT Eastern Telephone Company. and Edward NJ
Aihord and Delbert A Reynolds Of New York. N
prevent by Injunction the defendants from voting
~ shares Of the oonclainant's stock
The basis of the action is an allegation that tho
STOCK Was obtained by the defendants through
Hfhuo and that II was 10 be used by them IN favor
of me Great Eastern Company. which is rival
Of the complainant company
Accoroins 20 tho plaintiff company. C;,,stava A
jam Of Brooklyn, appropriated 200 shares OF the
compliments stock and mixed them with otber
STOCK u IS also charged that Jahn issued IN pre-
tended substitution l5o shares OF stock the oert,e
altogether ~ VI 80 sLares
lie issued another certificate II IS alleged for the
.snlaliilis ny. snares Of the c0mplainants stock
jam issued The hrst certificate II Is said in his
S|h name. and the others In the name OF AfIiar5
ne bln OF complaint AYERS that they assigned the
REYNOLDS, representing the defendant COMPANY
= s5tlo 70 nave acquired other stock fairly AND
legSy, and says he controls the stock Of he New
ceinpanE fears thar The stock viii Re voted in favor
OF nominees selected by the rival COMPANY. end
seeks 10 have . restraining order Issued.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At y vesey 81 By Joseph P Day; DayIl23d 81. 4Sl,
frcnt dvIg h: vol sale. Nathan Vertun for S7.100
Leegett ave. W s. block front bet Beck and Kelly SITS,
25OxlOT6 ] frame church and vacant; Lawyers 7
& ms TT Co sgt c. f BauLahn et al P 8 Dean atty;
Leopold Walach, due 1893 81: taxes, etc.
So 500: 70 B. f. Realty Co S44 90. eh ave-
247l 24T9 " 911 of 1896 81. 50xlQC. 6-sty
brk fat and store: L. 7. Levy Louis Levinsou et
al: H s Eisman atty: s L H Ward ref; amt due.
So taxes etc S97a 0s the plaintiff for $1,000
Park ave. 8ss4, aht la5 # OF lI2d ST. 6Sxl5O;
Ldg: Zetner Brewing sgt John DANES ct al; Ken
nes5a Z. & r. attys II. J. Goldsmith. ref; amt due
n $ 597 It OF Mangin ST: l99Ksl3: G-sty brk lot:
and store bldg: ". Il. Rider agt. Norris ioldstein
ct al. J. n, Rider. atty Alexande. Keogh. ref;
amt due s4191 i: taxes. etc, $3.50 5a sub 70
prior mort of 81 $50 30. AInster
dam ave part Of SG9 % Il II Of 1923 ST. runs
a91lx n " IO2x u beg sherf"s sale Of all right,
title etc which Frederick Schmidt he'd on June -.
1903 atty. y J. HayNs, sGeriu;
70 Ca,herfne 0'Rourite the plaintiG. for 500
I3v peter + Mayer: 34th 63s 20 545. z DO y
OF i1t, ave lOOxas o. 538-53S " 3jth JIgS9'
abutting. Gsty brk facory; H D. Colt trustee etc;;
sgr ELLEN CledhfQ - al: curtis NJ c., attysj EdWard
rovne ref amt So 484 So etc. Sl9es Al; 10
defendants for $4,000
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
TRANSACTIONS I'M REALTY.

Pease & Gilman have sold for Mrs. Gertrude B.
Miller No. q East 18th St. q four story dwell
ing house a lot 25x1Oo5 feet, adjoining the
northwest corner of Madison ave. The buyer
viii alter the house for business use.
Paul Madison has sold TO Louis Herbst No. l26
East l05tn ST. three story dwelling house. on
a lot l6SXlOl1l feet.
five story hathouse, on lot 25x1022 feet. -
The Bernstein & Feiuberg Realty Company mas
sold the northwest corner Of 2d and 127th St,
a Eve story fathouse. n lot 25.sXl00 feet.
William II. Nestrock has sold TO Frank Ditchleln
No. 1850 Jackson ave, three family frame house
l76XS76 feet Also bought No. TeaSdale place,
& five story fathouse a lot 25Xl00 feet.
Charles II. Easton & co. have sold for Leander
H Thorn No III East 18th ST. thrse story dwell
ing house, on lot 20Xl005 feet.
Huberth & Gabel have sold for the Mount Vernon
Trust Company, trustee, No 349 West fSd street,
four story front and tenement houses, on lot
25X1O05 feet. The buyer is Isaac GreenWald CT
Mount Vernon.
Frankenthaler & Sapnsky AMI Charles Kauf-
mann, as attorneys. have bouglt No. l4i2 Second
a five story tenement house, with stores On
lot 25X105 feet. -
G. Tuoti & Co. have leased for Alfred L. n;
Bullowa five story tenement houses, Nos. Sll
and 3l3 East l,3d St, for term Of years.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
TRENTON BATTLE DAY.
Custom of Celebrating Anniversary
ReuiUed Scith Success.
Inr Te,srrnnh to The Trihune. ]

Trenton. Dec 26-The custom Of celebrat-
Ing the anniversary os tie Battle Of Trenton
with a public demonstration was revived here
to-day with such marked success as 10 give
promise OF tts more becoming regular
feature. Untfi about a decade ago II was the
practice 10 have sham battle portraying as
nearly rs might he Tho movements Of General
NNashngtons troops on the memorable night
that he overcame tho Hesslans under Colonel
Ran. Gradually the demonstration WAS aban-
Coned, and with one exception the anniversary
has been unohservec fcr many years.
The Princes of the Callphs decided time
ago to revive Il. and ready a public
response that to-day there were more than three
thousand men IN a parade that traveTsed tine
principal streets of the city and met with an
enthusiastic reception.
In The line were the various local camps Of the
Sons of Veterans, the Princes OF the Caliphs,
six tribes Of the Improved Order OF Red Men,
six camps OF Patriotic Sons of America, councils
OF the Junior Order of United American Me-
chanics. knights Of Khorassan and Knights
of Pythias together with delegations from va
Yious local organizations Floats indicative Of
The victory OF Washington and the Hessian sur
render were also conspicuous in the demon
stration-
The celebration was concluded this evening
by public dinner, at which patriotic speeches
were made by prominent speakers. Governor
Stokes responded TO the toast "Our State" and
Mayor Frederick W. Gnichtel TO "our City
Francis B. Lee had for his theme why We
Celebrate This Day" In the course OF his re-
marks he drew parallel between the cause for
which washington fought one hundred and
Nhfrty years ago. and thar being waged by cij-
of the present oay.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
LIS PENDENS.

Church ST. No 816: Macmillan weinstein AIT. Mayer
J. Weinstein (partitionD; atty s NJ. fletcher
80 ave. No II: BROADWAY No: 7os; Goth St. No;
III East: 18th St Nos. IS II West 14h No. IS
West; Broome st, No 457 to 461; Mercer St. No 80:
E1th ST. No 10 East: Arthur G. F. Moser agt Alice D.
WeelJes ct al. (parttionl: atty. II. NJ. T. Beekman
Norfolk ST. 81 54 Candeo. Smith & Howlan 1
Co the State Bank al. faction to foreclose
chancs lien): atty, a. r Hagey.
ID Nos 90 and 60. Nathan Cantor ct al agt.
Meyer Weiss foreclosure Of MORTGAGE; atty I. Cohn
saith St No. 243 West; 10th No 356; 37th st..
No 307 West; Elizabeth A WilkS agt RebecCa Greacon
81 al. faction 10 aside conveyance) atty. Fisk &
Shaw.
Mott 81 No 15s. and Elizabeth st Nos 1Is and i21
closure OF MORTGAGE: atty. c. Signoux.
10th Nos So and "a East; Michael Welng agt
Dora Weisberg al faction foreclose mechanics
lierl; atty. a. A. SiIberberE
Quarry Road, s, adj. lands Of Frank Finn and
Mary Kimmy. Bronx N Hebberd agt Frank Finn
action to recover possesson2: atty B. f. G@rdiSg
Bronx: y. Hebberd agt. Mary Kimmy action TO
recover possession; atty. b. F. GerdinE
lS0th St n 262 IT. OF 9Th ave. I6x99 II; Citi-
zens Savings ag Louis w Solder, executor, ct al
foreclosure Of mortgage); attys. Pirsson Beal
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
TWO BIG PLOTS SOLD.
NEITHER ONE IMPROVED.
Include the old M0tt IrOR7oOrks
Site.

Realty trading yesterday revealed a marked i'm
provement IN the demand for vacant property IN
the upper sections. New found for
two large vacant tracts One OF these transactions
was the sale by Charles Z. Duross of "a plot OF
nineteen lots the south side Of Weschester ave.
between Brook ave. and Spuyten Duyvil and the
Port Morris Railroad tracks. to client, who will
erect a warehouse On the site. The property was
formerly tho Mott Irorworks. The ironwcrks
plant wac recently torn down. The property has
frontage of 2lS feet and q depth OF 49, feet II is
directly opposite the New York Central freight
yards.
A /. Lowens:ein sold a tract OF twenty-six acres
the west side OF Ferris ave. adjoining ST.
JOseph's Deaf and Dumb Asylum. and about 80
feet south of the intersection Of the Southern
Boulevard and fremont ave. The property has
frontage Of 1900 feet in Ferris ave.
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for the James estate
No. lis l2S, and No l6S ia West seth ten
fo2r story and basement dwelling houses, each
on lot 2oX10o feet, TO Heiner & Wolf and W. and
I. Ottinger.
NJ. & L. Hess have sold for Cornelia Gilman
TO the State Realty and Mortgage Company. No
g West Goth st, 25x92.
Charles f. Noyes Company and Daniel Rirdsall
CO. have sold for the estate of Francis Nianest
No. 1l6 William st. six story building covering
q lot 2I.9xsS feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
ANOTHER CHARGE AGAINST CASHIER.
Rinehart Accused of Forging Note for
$5,OO0-Gives $4,000 Bail

Pittsburg Dec 26.-An additional charge of
forgery was to-day preferred against ]. B. +.
Rinehart, former cashier of the Farmers and
Drovers' National Bank Of Waynesburs. by
President Reed of the First National Bank of
Reedville, Penn. He charges Rinehart with
forging the name of County Recorder J. F TIL
ton, of Waynesburg, on October 81 last to a
note of 5000.
A warrant for the arrest of Rinehart was is
sued. but before ii could be served. however, he
appeared and gave bail of $1,000 Almost iE
mediately after this J. f. Miller. John A. Good
win and John Strosnider. local contractors, said
that they would Immediately prefer charges
against the former bank cashier alleging that
he had raised a note given by them from 500
to 81 900
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
MECHANICS LIENS.

iseth 81. s. s. 100 # e Of sth ave. 160xs8 Il;
4. I. Klatz Fireprooing Company agt. Nathan
SilVegsCu owner and contractor 81
Stanton ST.. Nos. 1876 and 1GS; Aaron Schneider ct
al agt- Henry Klein. owner and contractor.
sam Klein, contractor !
Madison 81, 80 2GG: sam Rosenberg agt. Lesser
Benowltz and Max Schaefert. owners Baustein
4th ave, corner Of 18th 142K12T. TX irreg
u!ar, Builders Heating Company ugt. Mayer
Kahn, Ferdinand kurZman ana Richard Dceves.
owners, Everett House Company. lessee and
contractor ................. @
Cherry ri No. lO4; Michael r Refrsno agt Hy-
man Siegei ans Hyman Fedstein. owners ana
Broadway. so. i48i: IN Berman agt. Elliott
Zboro"sh and United Merchant and Realty
ana improvement Company, owners. JOsepEsOn
Brothers, contractors g
Nl5O; Eureka Fire Hose Company agt. Mont
cello Realty Company. owner. Gotham Building
ha4 Construction Company and James D..
intee, contractors 8
PARK Row. No. %. William ST. No 233:
Harry " Bel agt. Maria Reich. owner. T.
Got4Icb, contractor .........-....... .....'.
LudIoH st, No. IA Acme Metal ceiling Company
agt siris sa4zinan, owners, Bothberg &
Cohen contractors
Allen St. No. Al. agt - F3yer ovner- Poth
berg & cohen. contractors ......-.....-.. .-... 4
l6lst st Nos 49, ana ssG East: same agt An
drew H. Avitablle, owner. Max I.amonte atty
ana contractor .............-.
Hoffman 81. No. 2365: same agt F-anl Nnrrons
owner ana contractor ......7. D
18Th 81, Nos. ~ and "a East; Michael wolins
#St- Dora NeisbetR & Bebe.ca 6 (;oldrinR
owners and contractors, Lee I. Wolins con.
Tractor Ia
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
CONFERENCE TO-DAY.
MungIe S1u the Choice of the Nezc
Idea Men.

, Two-crznnsttsess one representing the New idea
wins. the other the regulars. Of the Republican
party in Esssx County, VIII confer this afternoon IN
Newark as 8 O'Clock, on a candidate for county
chairman 20 s1cceed Major Lentz. who resigned
recently The meeting OF the county committee
ror the election OF officers will be held tomorrow
night. The New idea men will be represented by
Iathrup Anderson, Nathan p. Porter. Jr.. OF Mont
DalFyuple, William Ga-rabrant and william A
Lord WI look after the interests OF the regulars
The executive committee OF the New idea organi-
Estion held q conference at its headquarters in
Newark yesterday Among those who attended
were Senator Colby, Gardiner Colby, Alderman
William P. Martin Austen Colgate, John Gibson
and LathTop Anderson. After a long discussion IL
was decided 10 recommend that its delegates the
conference this afternoon stick TO their original
choice for county chairman, ex-Assemblynan
William Mungle. There a small boom for Al
cerman Martin IN Newark yesterday, but he told
the New Idea members that he did not want the
place and would not take st. The regulars. it
is said. going 10 propose Mr.. Martins name at
the conference.
There has been much opposition manifest to the
leadership Of Mr.. Martin since the gerrymander
Of the wards Of the city by the Common Council,
which resulted IN the creation Of a new ward and
the appointment OF another freeholder, thus MAX
ing the county board tie. Mr.. Martin took an
should he be chosen county chairman It will be
impossible 10 bring back into the party those who
strayed away last Election Day and voted either
the Democratic independent candidates.
All thought that Ex-Governor Franklin Murphy
would be the candidate of the regular wing OF the
Esfrty was diEpelled when Mr.. Murphy came
with a fat declaration that he could not for bust
ness reasons, accept the honor.
Some OF my friends the Ex-Governor said.
spoke about taking the chairmanship and
! showed them how utterly Impossible for business
reasons Il would he for To accept the position
y / should be elected 20 il. stiH feel as I have
from the beginning that the best in the county
above all othersg IS Winton Q. Garrison BESIDES
being the best equipped for the place he
he's the time devote the duties OF the chair-
manship. and I should Ike TO see him elected
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.

Monevdeo Dee. 24Arriyed pTeyously steamer arabs
(Br). lie SRuiar New York for Buenos Ayres eto
Liverpool Dec 24Arrived steamer Delaware C6r. Cabot
Antwerp, Dec 24-Arrived. steamer St Cuthbsrt Osr
Lewis, York
prawIe Point Dec 25Passed. steamer Graf waldsrseo
(Cier). Krech. New York for Plymouth and Hamburg
HAMBURG Dec 2S-Arrivsi. steamer Kaiserin Auguste
Victoria CGer), Ruser. New York via Plymouth and
Swansea Dec 22-sailed Ta-nsas City CBr>
Cardiff Dec 2S-ssied steamer Hinbrook OBJ. Hansen.
Inndy Island pee 25-Passed Chicago City C)
Hunter New York for Bristol
Tore Annunzata, Dec 2O-ATTiVed. steamer Ortnssoy
CBr). Whalley. New York.
Naples. Dec 22-Arrtyed. steamer Roma Chrt, faVy.
Newport. Dec 24Arriysd. steamer ArvOnian Gr Will
fans New York via Dunkirk
sabang. Dec 14-saied. steamer Seneca Csr> Grimes
(from Manila etc. Boston New York.
Palermo Dec 1S-Sailed steamer Fert QtaD. Giannoni
(from Genoa. etcl. New York.
Trieste 20-Sailed. steamer Sofia Hohenbers (Aust)
6tuparich New York.
HuelvR 21-Sailed Mora OBJ Cooper. New
York NittoriR (F3r), Ronald. New York.
Para. Dec 22-Sailed. steamer Harius (Br) Msrshsn
from Montsvideo) Boston and New York.
Queenstown. Dec o. Asa m-Arriyed steamer Baltic
(Br) smith New York for Liverpool (and proceededl
Bermuda Dec % p m-Sailed steamar Bermudan Orb
Fraser New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At u vesey st-By Joseph Day: $40 1G0th St 375
n Of Amsterdam II, three story stone front
dwlg h: G J StaatH ast a Hesse; Sater q s. ettgSi
due, S3S0 JG taxes. etc. 500 -
2sGO 10 23O8 Amsterdam ave Of 174th ST. S9sx
100 two FIVE story brk fat b. with stores; STANDARD
Operating Company Samuel Hoffman Stern. 9
R. attys Myron Suzuerger, ref amt due. l5lls 26
2442 2i4s Sth end ~ West
being the 49llNl'b. two nve story
dba fiat an5 four story lit b; voluntary sale; 10 Max
spaber for sAGS00
BY McVickar Gaillard Realty Company: 4216 81 ave
48 Il u OF fremont 20N91 10x2o 1x4O7. four story
brk h. with store: NJ r Fitzpatrick. extEx aet D
Creamer al; r 9 DUvail, atty Il Hickey, ref. amt
due Sl4. 800: taxes. etc. s776
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
ApMINlsrRAToRe FoR cuTTER Estate

MineoIa, Long Island. Dec. 26-Surrogats Jack
son Of Nassau County to-day appointed as tenn
porary administrators OF the estate of Bloodgood
Il. Cutter who died in Little Neck last September.
Richard Smith, OF North Hampstead and Stephen
Wilson, Of Queers County. who We're named by the
farmer poet the executors Of his will; The
appointment was made on the application Of Har
risOu s. Moore. a lawyer, who said that there
might be some difficulty in serving citations on
leSatees. The will leaves half of the property to
the American Bible Society. and there is a rumor
that there may be contest
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
REALTY NOTES.

Oscar Hammarsten of the unsuccessful
bidders yesterday for the property No. 559 to 545
West saith ST. extending to Nos 5S5 and 538 West
18th St. which sold in foreclosure proceedings
the Nesey 81. SalesroonS The property was
sold to the defendant for S65,0O0 Mr. Hammerstein
wanted the parcel on which is a six story building.
for storing scenery, etc. Of the Manhattan Opera
House.
Among the companies incorporated at Albany yes
terday was the following; Belle Terre Estates Port
Jefferson. Suffolk County realty); capital. $1,000:
directors Dean Alvord. A. o. Gallup New York:
r. A. Phelps. BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
MANHATTAN s.P5 orERA aossE.

SEASON OF GRAND OPERA
OSCAR HAMMERSTEsIS- Director
FRI. DEC. %, S-Gounods FAUST. Mines
DoEalda Giaconia. Lsjeune: NM. Dalmores SeveiIhac
Fosse.ta, Arirnondt Conductor. Canpaninl
SAT. MAT. DEC. 20. at 1;3O-verdfs RICO
LETTO. Miles Pinkert, Severina- Zaccarla. Ga
comma; NM. Bonci. Renaud. Artmcndi, Nugnoz
Fossetta, Rsschigan. VenturinL Cond.. CanpaninL
SAT-. NIGHT. DEC. 90. s-VerdPs AIDA
Mines Russ. De Cisneros; NM Bassi. Ancons. Ari-
mOndi. Teccht Conductor. Campanini Popular
prices. 15c.-S3-O0.
SUN. DEC. 80. az s:3o-Fourth Grand Sunday
Night Concert at popular prices (5oc. TO SL50l-
Sooists Miles. Pinkert. Bressler- GianoIt, NM
Bassi, Seveilhac. together with entire Manhattan
Opera House Orchestra Conductor. Tanara
NEW YEARS WEEK.-MON., DEC. 81 az s.
Verdrs AIDA. Mines. Russ. De Cisneros NM
Bassi. Ancona. Armondi Tscohi Conductor. Cam
paninf
Special Holiday PerfOrmanco-Tues Jan / az g.
Nerdis TROtATORE- Mines Russ. De Cisneros
Zaecaria; NM Dalmores. Sevsilhac. Mugnoz. TecchL
Conductor Tanara-
WED. Jan. .. az s-Debut oc NDIE. NELBA
IRAEIAfA- Mines. Melba. Zaccaria- Severina:
NM Bassi. Renaud. Reschiglian. FOssetta- Con-
ductOr Campariui
FRI. JAN. 4. at s-Btzet's CARMEN. Mines
Bressler- GianOli. Arta, Trentini. Giaconia: NM
Dalmores. Ancona, Gilbert. Daddi. Mugnoz. Re-
schtgiian- Conductor. Campanini
SAT. NAT. JAN. 3. at 1:3O-Donizetti's ELIsIR
DANOR- Mines Pinkert. Trenttni: NM. Boncf
Seveilhac, Gilbert Conductor. Campanini
Opera for sat. Night. Jan be announced later
SEATS FOR ALL ABOVE Now SELLING.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
MoNeREL BITES THREE MEN.

Red Bank y. J. Dec pa big mongrel dog
this morning IN Scobeyville here. bit three
persons. a number Of other dogs and a couple OF
Rafferty,.
John Riordan. Frank johnson and farm hand
named O'COnnOr the bitten. Then the
animal attacked the ard several dogs before
Rafferty, put a bullet into il and ended Its
The three men had their wounds cauteTized. They
Will be carefully watched for symptoms of rabies
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

% eve No. l7e: James L McDermott agt
tofer 1905 .,...........$1 5O7 "a
weesWorth ave. oS 179th ST; Pas
queie Ventirng'3a Pain Realty and Con-
structioa Co ali December II, 1905 ''ay
lGEth St Il g. I75 ft Of Broadway. 50XlO0
lS s6s ry 5y' b5651 551n1 i'ais o. $50 co
llSs S ISIS Isabos Hs N Pettet Decsnbor "a 50 30
426 Of ca r3na A2 r6fe 6alS f et a beae6s & 9oS
iIlth St No. s3 0 81 East: solomon Golembe
e f6os a. o'g Sst, depos,5 40 "a
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
BROKERAGE HousEs PRorEsr-

Formal notices have been served on the man
agement OF the Chicago. Milwaukee & St Paul
Railway Company. IL was reported yesterday.
by certain brokerage houses. protesting against
the decision OF the management TO issue war
rants Tor subscription rights" on the new stock
n nol less than one hundred share lots u is
urged that THIS procedure would work n grave
injustice "a small holders the correction of
which Woulc Involve only some { idit.onaI book
Keeping. al no great cost 10 the company.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
EK-TRklN RoesER TO pREAcH.
IBy TeIegraIhfo " rr.l.-e

II'F ItIf6F1I y y IL ITIt-1t-
Jefferson City. 40. Dec. 2G-TN J StubbIe-
field. released from prison to-day. having served
seven and half years for train robbery. an
EOunces that he VIII devote hts life TO preaching
stubbleGeld. who vas Missouri Pacific freight
conductor, conspired with an engineer to hold
Dp passenger train
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
LOST BARGE SAFE AT ANCHOR.

Delaware Breakwater. Del, Dec. 26-The tug I. j.
Merritt, Of New York, arrived here to-day and re-
ported having lost a barge at sea.
Philadelphia. Dec. ga dispatch TO the Maritime
Exchange says the barge whieh broke adrift from
the tug l. J. Merritt on Monday night is the John
EaHgerty, and IS now anchored five miles northeast
Of False Cane Virginia
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first is that Of the debtor. the second
that OF the creditor. and date when judgment
fled
ccanceiicd - s115 SO
same-D. Cohen. December = 1894 Cancelled l9s IS
I8 1897 ecanceledl o. -e'9' a. ~ 2s2 %
SAME p Whitman July g. 1898 tcanceled(.. 6I4 52
iiIseh Charles l. and Herbert J. Meyer H. go, 90
Hoes William NC. Heide: November 16. 1905. 616 81
. 1905 .-''i " . 'acoDson :. a.! ~ s4s os
Kaufman Wolff Eheinstein. December IT. 11G 35
Kanar, Regna-A Dv,orsIy: February 5 1902. 102 45
1906 :. ~ ....p....- 2O4 Al
Slater IsaacN. Horowitz December 1s. 1905. PA 10
90 1908 5Tacsted7 - '''1 .. 3 7e1 81
Elite Realty Company-D Tmm October 6. 1906. 332 IS
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
]. COOPER MOTT A BUYER.

Frederick T. Barry has sold for NJ. P. Collins 10
J. Cooper Mott No. 122 East 79d st. a three story
and basement brownstone dwelling house, a lot
1sX1o22 feet. Mr.. Mott has sold, through the same
broker, No. 1+7 East 55th st, three story dwelling
house, a lot I6.sX1005 feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
EXPLOSION INJURIES EIGHT.

IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribunel
Little Rock, Ark, Dec. pa OF powder in
the store of william Lindsay & Son. at Clinton
exploded last evening. injuring eight men, three
probably fatally While Mr.. Lindsay weigh
Ing some powder J. H. Massey. who was standing
near, struck a match and II is believed the head
OF the match flew into the powder
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
LIEN FILED ON EVERETT HOUSE.

A mechanics Hen for $57S a filed yesterday
against property at the northwest corner of Fourth
ave and l7th (the Everett Housed, in favor of
the Builders Heating Company. The Everett House
Company is the lessee of the building.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLAN.

lO4th St. 6. g. 1OO1l n. 2. of Broadway; for
81 sK5s 4: c. ". Walker. owner: q. +. Pelham,
architect ............----
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
SELLS A LARGE UPTOWN PLOT.

Miss NJ. Monahan has sold for the State Realty
and Mortgage Company TO the White Realty and
Construction Company plot 76x10S feet, on the
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MENIATTRE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 1923 Sunset Moon sets 4I9 Moons age -
HIGH WATER.
a M-Sandy Hook 5:15 Gov Island 54T He'll Gate 7.4O
P.M-sandy Hook 500 Gov Island G20 Hell Gate 752
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
THE BRONX BUILDING PLAN.

IntervsIe ave, e s. 1929 n. s Of Barretto st. ;
for three story brick dwelling house 25N4B g.
Joseph Roberts owner; William 7. la Nelle'
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27

Destination and steamer. {
Australia except WesD. Fill Islands and
New Caledonia tvia Vancouver and
Victoria, B, C-;-Aorangi. ...........
Hawaii (via San Francisco)- Alamedl.
Japan, Corea, China and Philippine
Islands (via Minnesota -.
Hawaii. Japan. COrea. china and Phil
ippine Islands via San Francisco
Doric ..............
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27
TRANsPACTFIC MAILS.

CITY OF Columbus sayannah Savannah - S:OOp m
JarnebIo"h NoTto!k' Ola Dom. -.....-. 800 m
New-York tribune., 1906-12-27

II s. ENGINEER OFFICE. ROOM F-T. ARMY
u Building New York. N. Y. November IS. 1908
Sealed proposals for dredging in Bronx River and Ess
Chester Creek, N will be received at this o:dce
until IL M December 2s. 1905. and then publicly
opened. Information furnished on application D. W.
LOCKWOOD. Col. Engrs-