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New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
LIS PENDGNS.

l3eth st. sss 47s II OF Brook liz 6s1oo Philip
schutzer ct al sgt Stemsn Realty Company tspecihc
performance: atty. H. Ernstein.
Madison ST. No sas: Jacob Hyman sgt. Joseph d. su-
sarman impress vendee's iien); attys
Spiro & Wasservogel
Maximilian Montgomery jr agt Nathan Marcus et
al foreclosure MORTGAGE: atty. w. D SporborS
% ave " Sc f. n. OF 18th St. "a sxes IT,; Hen
Hirschman Henry IAppmann 81 al 0oTeeiosure
Of mortgsseI atty. N, II. Hsymsn. a.. -.
a5th ST. s. g. 100 ~ OF 9th ave; % 1O2lOs; 10
seph Marx agt Solomon Miller ct al 0oreclosure OF
n1oreaE.l: atty. 6. Bernstein. -.
26tR St s s. 25Oa IT, ". Of fst ave. 4s1ese: Isaac
Moss et al agt Morris al faction to set aside
decd: atty. L. Selent ...
schechter ast Hyman al 0orecosur. OF mort
gageJ: atty W. Golden. tr.
say Feugnet agt Adolph al faction TO declare
oWnershp); atty, !. q. Harrison ~
f4sth 81 No 201 West: 18th No. 2S22 John j..
Browne ag Patrick r Dickinson et al reformation OF
leass etc }. atty j. J. K. OKennedy.
Broadway. No. Gas: Broadway Trust Cmpany aet-
Peter Baner foreclosure OF mortgage; atty
l.. l. BamberEer
ence r BAKER agt Louis Frank ct al. foreclosure OF
mortxare); atty. J. s. Montgomery.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
HEARING FOR RECORD.
WM Reply to Payne's Charges
"Wednesday in Jersey City.

Word was received IN Jersey City from sena-
tor wakelee. chairman OF the Riparian Board
Investigating Committee of the Legislature. yes
terday that he had called meeting Of the
committee at Jersey City next Wednesday TO
give George l. Record. Corporation Counsel Of
Jersey City. a hearing the charges made
against him by John c. Payne. secretary Of
the Riparian Board.
Mr. Payne accused Mr.. Record Of acting at
the same time as counsel to the Riparian Board
and for applicants for grants by the board. Of
taking furniture of the board which was not
HIS and Of other improper acts.
Mr.. Record was in the Maine WOODS wheh
the charges were made. He came home at once
demanded an immediate hearing. and accused
Mr.. Payne Of the theft Of private papers. the
publication of which. Mr.. Record says. was mis-
leading because all OF the facts were not DIS
closed.
Mr.. Record and Mr. Payne formerly occupied
the same Office. Mr.. Record said he requested
the Rinarian Boards secretary to take otnef
quarters because secret information concerning
himself was furnished TO his political opponents
The hearing next Wednesday will probably oe
held I'm the Jersey City Chancery Chambers.
Attorney General Robert McCarter VIII return
from his vacation to be present.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
HAVE PRESIDENTS DOUBLE.
A Rockefeller to ImpersOnate Him in The
Power of Money

The music IS softly playing the same old strains
that have delighted the melOdrama audience from
time immemoriaI On the stage two figures.
One ie fat boaied, Oozing out unholy prosperity
az every pore. He needless 10 say, is graspng
millionaire the head of soulless corporation
and the possessor Of another which he carries
about with him. The other is noble. manly young
toiler streaked with the stains Of honest toll. AS
the scene opens the g. N. growls out:
'Fegone, You shall never have a cent from me-
But invented the machine that is making your
wealth." cries the NJ. Y. I.
AHA, but / have the patents
Suddenly the door bursts open. In rushes a
young and fiery man, dressed in the height OF fash
ion and wearing his hair parted in the middle.
IN lnnions, and do your duty. You have your
warrant" Nay. take rather this $4,000 and let
my family starVet'' shrieks the G. NJ. Not so.
comes the reply. Seek not 70 br1be me ! am
here 10 defend this noble worker" And who are
YOU groans the q. NJ, q dawning suspicion OF
The horrible truth showing in his blanched cheek
and staring eyes.
friend"
have him broke" There he stands. Slaves, fling
wide Won portal. There he stands the who
accused you. and the best President this country
ever had Theodore Roosevelt
There is the reason for the advertisement that
appeared in yesterdays papers. requesting men
resembling the President and Mr.. Hearst TO call
upon A. II. Woods at his Offices. About seventy
who looked less like the President ap-
ueared, and John r. Rockefeller, VINO came the
nearest OF the lot will walk on in the last act Of
next week double Of Mr. Hearst has not turned
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
MECHANICS LIENS.

s5th ST. $ s. 119 IT, W OF Avenue A. 75x1OO
GeIbn owners and contractors s575 90
9th ave. 13sth st.. LOOKED; Ely
and con'ractors 1000 90
lO01l Valente & SoTrentine ast. Louis O
Cohen and Charles S. Goldberser. owners and
slst ST. No o west; J. Marcus Woodworking
gare Company contractor 1910 co
1sist st. 8. 100 fl ". OF Audubon ave. 75x
100: National Powder Company William Fl.
Bingham. owner; J. F. Ryan & Ryan & Lever
9th St 10 20 East: Martin Disken & Son ast
Harry l. Toplitz. owner; Ernest Horner. con .
saith ST. Nos 4Os and 4o5 East: IT. o Ciausen
Iron Works agt Peter J. Schneider. Emea l.
Schneider. John Young and Patrick Kerr
ers; Kelly Company. contractors -...-.. 4ss 90
146th St. No 5O2 to 5l8 West: Harry Cohen agt
Max Weinberg and Herman Audzen. owners
18th St. No. 211 West Abraham Levin John
Doe owner: Jacob Friedman. contractor ....-. 30 O78
Greenwald. owner; sam zuckerman contractor $50 90
Pleasant ave. ". s. 600 II. OF Flower st. 65K
100; Henry G. Silleck. jr.. agt. De Carlo
and Henry Mosochi owners: James carlo
s5th st. No. 4ss to 4eO East; Nsthan Peck et eI
tractor 2sso 80
Ssthsn csedstsa. e.' oN.e'' 200 90
Kaufman and John Gelbin owners and
Same property: John Bell company agt Samuel O'< w
Kaufman and Max Gelbin. owners
&. contractor
s5th St. No 436 $40 East: u. Gruber q Son
agt. Samuel Kaufman and John Gelbn.
sth ave 8 W corner Of issth St. icoxi20 ziu 600 W
norman Bros agt. s. Levin Son. owners and
Union ave Nos s6s ana ssO; william shaIack W
agt Bernhard Columbus and Lewis Dorfman
and contractors $50
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trct Court
Max Block, of No 5 West l17th street inyoI,n
tary petition filed by three creditors with claims s
follows: Kunzmanns & Abrahams sas5; n Her
mann Sternhach & Co, s4l9 and the OakdaIe Mills
~ Transfer OF assets is alleged an act con
stltuttng bankruptcy.
David w. Bernard and BENJAMIN L. Bernard
trading as J. Bernard Sons. mems vests No IA
Broadway, Involuntary petition filed BY three red
itors with claims follows: Burton Bros &, 10
$3.50; l.. F. DOmmerich & Co. $50. and J. Spencer
Turner & Co. 500. Preferential payments and as
signments of accounts are alleged William RI
1880 '0"N o'
Charles A, steuerwald voluntary petitior
painter of No s3l Park avenue. showing IiabiitieS
OF Nl9l. and assets OF J5S. OF the total indebted
ness, $3.50 is secured by mechanics liens The No
utioner has a large number of creditors ali hid
John Lucas & Co. No. 50 Maiden Lane sl SO and
the International Heating Company Utica n W
Neo The assets consist of stock in trade s1S5,
fXtures. $40; accounts, S019 and the sum ~ q ~;
IN cash in the possession OF Staey & Hasbrouck
attorneys. No. 25T Broadway which is be turned
ruptcy. " "0''N-
Joseph IsaacsOn & Sons. a New York cornorst,o,
(no address). involuntary petition fled by thraa
creditors with claims as follows: Kraut 2 Finvep
Bros. ,2f5; Maudelson q Finkel umbrella franoaa
company, N.316. and Herman Harris $50 prasnr
standing accounts are alleged IN the act OF bank
Braun, Iampn & Co schedules show debit. .,
about 1880. with no assets. Tiie Grisblet OS No
oS Fark Row Is the principal creditor with a
claim OF HU. ~
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
WANT WAGNER AS MUTUAL DIRECTOR
Philadelphia Bank President Receives Of
fer of Place on Board.

Minneapolis August 17.-General Louis Wagner.
president Of the Third National Bank of Pha-
dephia, who is attending the encampment of the
Grand Army Of the Republic to-day received
telegram Offering him position on the board Of
directors of the Mutual Life Insurance Company
When asked IL he intended 70 accept the position
he replied
I don't know think I have enough TO keep me
busy Il is.
G. r. Scrugham. the International Polcyholders
Committees organization manager. said last night
that he did not recall General Wagner's name hav-
ing been mentioned at any committee meeting.
II is considered probable that the Mutual Life
policyhoders' association made the offer General
Wagner.
II is understood that both organizations are can
vassing possible candidates all over the country
but that the acceptance Of offer does not nee
essarily imply place on the opposition ticket.
II is thought possible also that the Mutual Life
may have sent the message to General Wagner
in view Of II. Mex Twomby having fled writ
ten refusal TO serve II reelected on the admins
tiOn'G ticket
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
City Property 90 Let.

NEW h.Sh class American basement dwellings ,s RI
" Apply TO CLARK ESTATE. 22S1 BroadEsy-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
STRIKE OF YARDMEN DENOUNCED.
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Con-
demnS Conduct of New Haven Employees.

New Haven, Aug IA statement relative 70 the
recent strike of the yardmen in the local yards
of the New York, New Haven & Hartford
Railroad was given out late to-day by Val
Fitzpatrick OF the Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men. The statement is signed by the thirty-seven
members of the general grievance committee repre-
York, New Haven & Hartford system and declares
that the strike was Illegal. denounces the con
duct of the New Haven yardmen and Connends
those of the who did go out strike.
IT rectes the methods of procedure which the
constitution Of the order calls for in of trouble
between it's members and their employers
method which. it asserts, the New Haven yardmen
did not employ.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
THREATENED TO SHOOT 1CEMEN.
Italian Refused to Pay Price Asked and
Objected to Having Ice Taken Away.

An Italian saloonkeeper refused to pay what he
believed 10 be excessive amount for Ice yester
day When the icemen started to take the ice out
OF the icebOx the Italian tried stop them, and
failing, got a revolver and threatened to shoot
him arrested
Before Magistrate Smith the Italian said he
Antonio Adamo, a saloonkeeper Of Noble and Sher
man streets BENJAMIN S. Balm. an iceman was the
complainant Adamo said the icemen trying
10 take al the ice that was IN the box and he
stopped them, some of it had been there before
they put the extra ice in the box. Magistrate
Smith held him in $500 bail.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
THE MOVEMENTS Of STEAMERS.
FCiEEIGN- FORTS

Liverpool aug u sailed steamers Baltic (BI' H@-l
ton. Boston VIA Queenstown Virsinian tS''
Montreal s..I<s
southampton Aug u sSO u m Saiied. steamer a. -
tSieT., Sauermann (frOm Hamburs1 New ~"
theTbOuFG
Plymouth Aug II. 1910 Arrived steamer - Ysrs,
ttserl. pempWOlf. New YCTk for Chefoo1ls a-N
burg (and proceeded v-,s.s
Palermo. Aug 1a-SRiled. steamer Italia tofi' ~
tfrOm IeshoTnl. New York ,-ss~,x,s
Havre. Aus ~ y m-ArTived. steamer IA 80
tfFl Tourner. New York, ss,rx
EinsRe. Aug 1I-Passei steamer Armenian tn-ls -
New York for Istv verpool rs-Sp
AsieTs. Aug iG-Saiied. Manica tHFl. Lc,4S
Calcutta and ColoTuool. Philadelphia End NeN .c
Suez Aug 1tAEElved. steamer lndToSaulhd Nhtl 10,
1osohsna. Shsngha. Hong Hons. sinsa9otes -
New NOrs. -,..n
oiernltay Aug 1e-rsss-G. steamer Cltt< Al M-ss- ~
pouco b.fraA Aod Aerr A. . t1r Nss al&A
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
WILL LIGHT NEW YORK TERMINAL.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune

I By Telegraph The Tribune
Pittsburg, Aug. 1.-THE Nernst Lamp Com
pany. of this city. has closed the largest single
contract for illumination ever made. 1t is for
the New York terminal station of the Penn
sylvania Railroad. IT calls for lamps in num-
ber equalling 100000 candle power. The
Nernst lamp differs radically from either the
arc or incandescent electric light, but its chief
characteristic is that 1t more nearly resembles
sunlight than any other artificial light known
II is the invention of DR. Walter Nernst OF
1$3ttingen, Germany and is manufactured bv
Westinghouse in this city.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18

$4,000
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Hughes ave. a. n Of 1ssth st the National
Mantel and Looking GLASS Company ast Bel
mont Realty and Construction Company;
July 20. 1906 ................. sif
Hoe st. f.. 81 II. OF Home st. 7sxss;
Michele Cappello agt. Nathan Passman st
al: June p. 1905 (by BOND c):.:...:...::.:.:.. p
Elton ave. @. g.. 20 II. =. of i5eth ST.; Michele
CaPpielO agt Vincent BsnSgur; Juns 90.
1905 10y bond. ................... -
Bronx; Clarke Sherman aEt John 7.
Coogan OF al: July 3O 1900 ................ 81
Creston ave- 90 ~. &. Of fs7a st, iOOo
1909 Van Nest Wood Working Company 1at
di!lside Realty and Construction Company:
18th st-s no. "a Easts a;iltoa sehn1i,r : Co
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
TRAIN CUTS AUTO NEARLY IN TWO.
Lawyer and Insurance Agent of Hacken-
sack Thrown Out and Badly Bruised.
rRv telegram n The Tribune 7

Hackensack, y. J., Aug. IA. H. G. Maidnent.
law partner Of Assembyman Florence Mabie. of
this town. and j. Elliott Haring we'll known in
suranoe agent. were badly bruised to-day in an
automobile accident at the Bogota crossing OF the
West Shore Railroad, q mile from here.
Maidnent driving the machine. It run
ming at a high rate of speed, when an express train
it almost in two at the crossing. Both men
were thrown over the crossing and landed in the
middle of the road
The machine was smashed to pieces. Maidnent
was taken TO Hackensack Hospital and Haring to
his home. Their injuries. it said tonight. are
not serious.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
RUNAWAY sTAMPEDES FUNERAL.
Driver Fatally Hurt-MOurners Care for
Injured Pallbearers.
IBy Telegraph % The Tribune !

Lima. Ohio. Aug. IA team OF runaway
horses at the funeral Of John WOolan Ger
man pioneer. to-day caused the fatal injury Of
John Redrup their driver. and the serious in
jury of six pallbearers-
The horses became frightened and dashed
down hill. The harness broke, piniOning Red
rup and the pallbearers beneath the carriage
other horses were nearly stampeded and the
nolIfllers were thrown into panic. The un-
dertaker and the sexton buried WoOlan's body.
while the Inourners took of the injured
rlaflhea
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
REALTY NOTES.

H. C. Senior & Co. leased for Nathan and Leon
Htrsch the three story dwelling house No 112 West
lllth ST.. to Mrs. Nugent for James NJ. Horton the
four story dwelling house No. ia West 64th ST.. for
term of years. TO Louisa Beck: for Daniel B.
freedman the three story dwelling house No. 1S7
West 63d St. 10 Mrs. Ella D. Garbt; for David
Perks Fackler the four story dwelling house No
131 West SD St, TO John O'Connor; for Josephine
r. Cotton the stores at No 69s Amsterdam ave, to
Mr.. WechsIer and Phillips & Czrossman
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
JOCKEYS WIFE BeLAsoRs JUDGE.

BY Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Detroit. Aug I7.-Mrs Willie Valentine of Louis
vile. widow of n we'll known jockey beabored
Justice Munck this afternoon with an umbrella
The Justice held a writ of attachment for Mrs
Valentines racehorse Lou Woods The writ was
issued on a claim for SOS for sitting up with the
inckeNS
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
W1REI.gss REPORTs-

The Cedric reported to Sasconset Yesterday nt lsO
D. m. when 125 miles OF Nantucket I4ghtshp.
is o about II 80 a. m
Minnehaha reported Cape Race yesterday at II
m. when miles southeast Of that station. She will
probably dock Monday
The Ryniam reported 20 Cape Race yesterday noon
100 miles southeast Of that station She will
p m. Monday.
The 10 Siasconset yesterday at 43O
p m, 15O miles east of Nantucket South Shoals
Iightship She will probably dock about 1880 p m to
daV
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
BIG INCREASE In COTTON CROP.
Expert Predicts Double Yield with Improved
Methods.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Memphis. Aug. III. F. Mckay, selected by the
State of Mississippi as manager Of it's industrial
exposition. in discussing the big increase in the
cotton crop, said to-day:
We have increased from 100000 to 100000 bales
of cotton in 100000 with very little effort
and we will soon produce about double this crop
on the same acreage, with the addition only Of
sensible modern methods. developed by who
have given the subject earnest practical study.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
SEEK TO FoREcLosE MORTGAGE

An action has been begun by the Broadway Trust
Company against Peter Banner and certain other
persons to foreclose mortgage of $4,000 No S4s
Broadway, mercantile and office building. The
mortgage was made April :. 1905. Augustus
H SkIn has been appointed receiver for Banners
property by Judge Holt Of The United States Court.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
CHILD KILLED PLAYING DOCTOR"

I By Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
Lockport. N Y, Aug. 17.-William Blum, seven
years old. of Wilson, fatally burned with car
boc acid while playing doctor with several other
children to-day. dying two hours later.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At IA Vesey st-8y Joseph F Day: East 1+th ST. g
foreclosure sale: Rutherford Realty Go WilIet Cook
al: Wells Snedeker. attys; Hedges ref; due on
udgt, S27 3le IL and etc. s402 Al and fnt:
taxes. etc, $1,000 and int adjourned TO September Z.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
KILLED eY FALL OF FIVE FEET.

Although the distance only a little more
than Eve feet Charles Rule forty-one years old,
salesman almost instantly killed last night BY
falling from 10 s;oop Of his home. at No. l09 West
18Th street The man reached the fifth step. when
IS loot slipped and he fell backwards His head
-1cz the sidewalk and his skull was fractured. :
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
DEAL IN TUNNEL SECTION.

William and Julius Bachrach have sold TO the
stuyvesant Realty Company. Nos 345 and S47 East
sd St, two four story tenement houses on plot
g. 4xese Fl. Douglas Robinson, Charles s. Brown
& 60. were the brok 9rs.
Messrs Bachrach have bought a six story tene-
ment house on plot 42x1O0 #. at the southwest
corner of 61th ST. and % ave
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
SAVES JEWELS WITH REVOLVER.
George z. Whitney Discovers Burglar in
Home-Loss, 5000.
rRz Telegraph . The TribunA.l ]

Burlington. VT Aug. 17.-George E Whitney
. mil owner and one Of most prominent turf
men IN New England. saved a valuable case
OF Jewels early this morning by shooting at
burglar Just as he was leaving his house MT
whitney was Weakened by HIS wife. who discov-
cred the burglar. Mr.. Whitney shot at the
brrglar mt aid not hit him The thief dropped
the case of Jewels. but fed with $500 in money.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
a CIVIL SERVICE CONFERENCE.

Albany. Aug. IA conference of all local CivN
Service commissioners in the state will be held with
the State Civil Service Commission in this city in
September, a date 10 be fixed later The pur-
pose conference. which will be the first of
fits kind ever held in this state will be TO discuss
questions relative to the administration OF the Civil
Ser ce Ia
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18

filed:
Baker. Charles jr-c II. Finch. January H. no, u,
Cooper. John J.. and Samuel Haut-Eieventh 90, o,
Ward Bank; July 80. 1897 lSs %
Collins Herter a X Futra"' ~ ~ 'enuS 100 80
cobe5 5S wo;ri.P RaSen: March s. ieos .. 81 q
CaTTTG 193nnds Oh 1I aesHoss messd e2
pIaES ia5S Jane M. =. puselou's' 74a2
Gibbs Henry CD 8 Grey: December 2s 1905 12sS 70
HSys.on' ISns Jessie Al r an Loan; u' eaos
Hume. John-M Rossnr.ld et al. May 25 ieoS s2 20
Hsent W1em q e19 1ao STaeat.5 500
Messer sT Herman EsNe" 1ao. 10rA 4eiepn0"e s5ls
Rice Nora 'HGR r varnum August / 1905. 2el 81
Tm6Ie n3 1aSs 1900 scanceiied 1000 90
n oo n ,eos e q n n n n 1864 a
e.Tna - No Aranv. NAV 2 1909 ........... 2e9 20
500 tJsIhisr 81 al FEBRUARY 10 1908 ~ l21T O2
Ss1ne " = TSrcb ~ ApriI - 1905 .... 1868 50
500 ~ Z: Iohneon: NoCember 10 1904 4... lS4 So
San. M Nobis. December fs isss......... II 12e %
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York. Friday, August II, is'''
ARRIVED.

Steamer Taurus FhtadcPAia august IL = ~. Trs
60. With mdse transit will finish loading ~ "4
Plate. Left Quarantine at l2-S1 0-,-slz
steamer Hamilton frcCl Newport News ana 49,
OF Ions Br0nch .SS p n - - v-<,.t
steamer Chesapeake. peiano. Saltiricle 20 ~ =
With nldse Quarantine at . IN - - 2. n Ma
Steamer SueCes Hin Galveston Ausust N
lcyy & 20. with passengers and mdse Len Sc-i1
3.2S n .-,-e,IS. &c
steamer Vie milton. HOaz Ne7rpcrt News 49, 49s Lsn
the Old Dominion - 90 with passengers ~a1 "-
Quarantine 2:2I n a.. ffvds
steamer GoldshorO Forrest. Fhiladelpha % w
Ss - with nose or Highlands a. l2:l2 = m q q
Steamer Esperan1a. Rogers Vera truE ..-S rri-s
James +. Ward & with q paSsenGers h-iiS 60
Arrived Rar $50 p
sandy Hook y J. Aug u. 9.s0 Vini s'a''
light. clear
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
AGED WOMAN KILLED BY AUTO.

LBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Allentown Penn. Aug 7.-Mrs. Catherine Flores
eightv-six years old and killed by
the touring Of Francis Weiss. Bethlehem coal
onerator The accident occurred at Rittersville
two miles from here II was witnessed by her son
and O granddaughter.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18

The Manhattan alteration plans filed yesterday in
cluded the making of the four stor:' dwelling
house No 30 West Ssth ST, owned Ivy Julian Ar
mour Ferguson, into a business building and for
installing private garage at l49 West 5Oth 81. in
the first floor of the old 7th stable, owned
by the New York City Railway Company.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
HoRNgLL DEMOCRATS FAVOR HEARST.

BY telegraph to The Tribune
Horne. N T.. Aug. 1.-THE city convention
its meeting tonight passed a resolution favoring
the nomination of w. r. Hearst for Governor
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

f3sth st. n s. gs5 r. W. OF 5th ave; for
story brick houses. with stores.
architect o. a., c"s' = -. $4,000
18th St, Nos $50 and $50 East: for story
brick tenement house. with store, S--xsO.S;
tcct man q 9o.' ..i . ss.oOs
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS,

I39th ST., g $, 100 u. ". Of Amsterdam ave.
5Ox99 II: Emanuel Arnstein loans Abraham .
SchIesinger and Herman Fenichel- ....--,--. 8
Vesey st, No. 20 20 %: Title Guarantee and
Trust Company loans Garrison Realty Com
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
Furnished Houses UyGufsd.

WANTED Oct. 1st 70 June lst. hoesr; S,ssg
w pl-teiv furnished. containing four cc1foos r.
within one hour OF Grand Central station; e..
per month: IN family a 9 g BOZ ~ ~ ------.-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
TRANsPACIEIc walls
g
Ci,sshN y

Destination and steamer. Clsse eHN
New Zealand. Australia except VseSto
New Caledonia Samoa. Hawaii ana
Fiji ISland.-Senturs (viR san Fran so,ssN.,
Hawaii Japan. COFes. China and Phillip
pine IsIand.-EOnz Kong Naru via q, .-sN.-
san Eranci-cON-
Eswsii-AlsEneds wis San Francisco aug - A--'
New-York tribune., 1906-08-18
A Sl25.O0O FIFTH AVE. SALE
PROPERTY A MODERN DWELLING HOUSE JUST
NORTH OF s6TH STREET.
Carnege Trust Compauy Floor Broaday Building
Record Price for Long Island City Block Reported

ast Maria Gibbs: August Ia 1905 ..... 5s2
Wales ave. q. e.. corEcr Of Dawson 80; Harry
Rodberg aat. Harry Levine ct al; May 3.
1906 (by dcpOsttl 81
Hull ave. G. s. 80 H. Of 209th ST.: Robert
Morgan sgt Joseph A. Lash et al; August
H. 1906 (by depOsit) Observation-Disclosures. 1SS