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New-York tribune., 1906-11-14

estate of Dederick H. Bultman No 5l4 Sd ave, a
nve story tenement house with store on lot 22X6S
8jh1 ST. also oWned5 W BY Shapiro. Levy & Starr
This gives them a plot of about 100 square feet
with a frontage OF S4 feet on the latter thorough
fare.
jerks & Hathaway have bought from Mary Nc
Dowell, OF Boston. No 225 West 18th St. five
story American basement dwelling house on lot
l6xl022, adjoining the northeast corner of Broad
James r. Thomas and George F. Woods have
sold for William z. Jackson 10 Daniel FS Mahoney
dwelling house, on lot. 15x99ll feet
James B. English and F. Henry Eckhardt have
houses Nos. 20 and 2i2 West 4sth St. i2x93s feet
TO William L. Sutphin and Frederick .. Gilsey.
Max Marx has sold. through Samuel w. Weiss. a
Vista ave TO Riverside Drive. opposite l79th
II adjoins the dwelling house occupied by Samuel
". Weiss The buyer Will improve the premises
with detached dwelling house
me hunts Point Realty Company has sold to
LEV sFesI one block east Of Hunts Point ave-,
between Seneca and Garrison aNes The buyer will
erect two family brick houses.
OF 6eorge Pierce the plot. 50X2S2 feet the west
side OF West Farms Road, south Of 174th st.
Shapiro, Levy & Starr have sold 10 William O.
kgner No 1853 Sth ave. five story new law house,
Win store on plot 40x100 feet. l. H. Crane the
Jennie b Casper has sold No. West goth st. a
dor Story ana basement stone front dwelling house.
Mandelbaum q Levine have sold the southwest
in iner CT OF 50 ave and l1Sth St. four story build
olordano No. 5l5 East 18th ST. five story tene
ment mouse, IN lot 2X99K irregular. Also sold for
tenement house. lot 25x9s9 feet
The William Rosenzweig Realty Operating Com
paLy has bought and resold to Ezekiel Hoyt the
plot 5X626 feet on the north side of 1S5th IT
feet Of Broadway
Bohland Alkier have sold to n Mr. Shapiro
No S26 to $50 East 4sth st, six story fathouse,
on plot 55Xl0q5 feet
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
DEALSIN ?. R. R. SECTION
OPER4TORS BUSY THERE.
". Knoedler 6 Co. Pay about $780,
900 for Fifth 4CeRue Building.

Operators are again busy in the Pennsylvania
section. At present they are most prominently
actve on the south side of 32d st, between 6th
and 7th aves. Through A. NJ Johnson & Co. An
drew F. Gisey. one of the most successful Man
haitian operators has bought Nos. 154 and 155 West
SD st. plot S.10x72 feet. adjacent TO the plaza
10 be laid at the west end Of the block by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. other parcels in
the same block sold IN the last ten days are No
Ios. adjoining the Hoffman estate holdings; Nos
ia and 1856 reported 10 have been purchased by
the Pennsylvania Railroad. and Nos lSS. 40 and
IA. bought by William l. Sutphn. II IS said that
these parcels have been bought for about $50
square foot. Some of the operators active in the
block Of the opinion that the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company requires the block bounded by
alst and S2d SITS and 9th and 1th for its own
use or for the New York. New Haven & Hartford
Railroad. That opinion appears be false one.
In the budget of sales reported yesterday there
was another big 5th deal, the purchase Of
two Ane apartment houses in the City College
hill section sn6 number OF other attractive trans
actions Samuel Goldsticker found the buyer for
the City College hill houses. That fact means that
Mr. Goldsucker thinks the houses in that section
Al investment parcels. In view OF this, there
ought TO be an excellent market this season for
tate 70 n. KnOedler & Co; No 46l 5th ave. north
Building. On % lot s7Ss5 lO feet, for SSo60o Tie
Knoedler company leased the property some time
at 84th St and 9th ave. expires it will move to its
Douglas Robinson Charles S. Brown & CO. have
sold No. lls East S7th ST. for Anson W. Hard 20
Mrs. Samuel T. Peters; also sold for Mrs. c. G..
Weir 10 William G. Read No. % West 50th St,
four story brownstone dwelling house. a lot
24Nleo5 feet. Columbia College leasehold; also sold
with the Sterling Realty Company No. 1l9 East
eoth ST. four story high stoop brownstone dwell
ing house
Samuel Goldsticker has sold two five story apart
ment houses, with stores. occupying a plot 100XloO
feet at the southeast corner OF l36th and Am
steroam ave, for Max Weinstein TO Leo ". Nogel.
II faces ST Nicholas Park and the City College
grounds This section of old Manhattanville IS
now known as the City College Hill district.
The Gernania Life Insurance Company is re-
ported TO have sold the Liberty Building, a five
story structure, a plot 476x55.4 feet the
northeast corner Of West and Cedar SITS. Warren
L. Sawyer is said 10 be the buyer.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
Realty NOTES.

The Madison Realty Company is the buyer Of Nos.
50 and 81 East 34th 81. II already owns No. as
adjoining, and four houses abutting 33d St
august Belmont owns Nos ii and 46 East saith
s.. Dr William T. Bull is president Of the Madi-
son Realty Company and will all the houses
in connection with his private hospital ana sana-
LOIiun.
+ y c. Pescia & CO. have leased, in con3unc-
ton with I. Y. Rossi & Co., the northwest corner
Of l0Sih and First ave, six story tenement
house 5UXlQ0 feet. Tor Raphael hurzrCk TO Emilio
Rhotolo and Francesca Latalca for five years, at
annual rental of $4,000
y 4. Be-win & Co. have leased for the RiChnan
Realty and Construction Company 70 the John AIehl
Company for long term Of years the first loft in
the Kensngton Building, at 18th 81. and 9th ave.
James =. Thomas and George F. Woods have
sold for William z. Jackson 10 Daniel F. Mahoney
No l28 West 136th St, a three story dwelling
house lot l5X9e.l1 feet.
The Lewis II. May Company (the Charles F
Noyes Company, New York, agents.. has sold for
W. D. Sargent his Colonial summer home in Cedar
ave, at Arverne, Long Island, 10 q Mr. Wahlers
for occupancy.
The Charles F. Moves Company has been appointed
renting agents of the Mallinckrodt Building, an
Office structure No 90 William St, and the ten
story Chapel Court Building, now being erected by
Charles 4. Schieren at Nos 81. 63 and 65 Cliff St.
covering a plot OF about $500 square feet
An action has been begun in the Supreme Court
ny Selma Pritchard against Charles II. Barsons.
Agnes X Murphy AIulligan, John J. Cox and others
northwest corner of 30 and fremont aves. a plot
6'55X6sK64e feet The plot Is considered OF the
most valuable in the fremont section and has been
In litigation for twelve years.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

AT y Nesey st-By Bryan L Kennedy: Nage ave- 3 g
cor Hillside ave, 174sx24s 7x27x2O. vacant; voluntary
ssales 1liWood- ST. at of Hillside n W
loxz3O vacant voluntary sale; Nagle
cor Elwood st. four lots. each 25x10o: voluntary
saie' Sth ave 2l0th ST lots. 25x1O0;
voluntary sale; 2l4th ST. 300 # Of 10th ave six
4ots each 25x99 II: voluntary sale
ny James L. Wells: Bort Schuyler Road. junction of
FeIhef Roa1; two Cwg houses plots:
eslate or Catharine A Skennon deceased.
At Bronx Salesroom at noon-By Eugene ] Busher:
Grant ave 164h 126x95x irreg vacant; vol
untary sale Grant ave, 16ith 119x1OO; vacant:
voluntary sale; Morris 16ath 81 l0X1I I0x
irTeg; yacant; voluntary sale; Morris 164th
81 oA!ey 4xiA5Oo vacant voluntary sale; Morris ave,
q cor 1850 81, 2oX1Oo vacant; voluntary sale
At Municipal Bldg. BronI-By referee: Oak 81 e
o II of Kingston l00X125. East Chester:
+ Meai agt Thomas Giiheran ct al; De La Mare "
-; Boston Road, s. between Chestnut and Walnut
sts X lot 4s7. map OF Arden property East Chester:
" Taylor agt Walden ct al: action q De La Mare
NJ atys Macy. tr ref; amt due. 81 45O II; taxes.
By Julius H Haas: Willis ave. No 12s. s. rs # n OF
southern boulevard 2x0 five sty fiat h. voluntary sale.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
NEW EXPRESS ORGANIZATION.
North American Company Controlled by
Rock Island Interests

The North American Exp,ess Company. which
was incorporated in Maine a few weeks ago with
an authorized capital OF s25.0O0 0o0. has been or
ganzed by Rock Island interests, il is learned
and Is designed to operate on the lines Of the Rock
Island system. well as 10 carry general
express business. The United States Express Com
pany and Wells. Fargo d 60. handle most of the
express business of the Rock Island and its con-
trolcd roads. the Pacific Express Company. owned
By the Gould interests. and be American Express
Company, also operating certain OF the lines.
Some OF these contracts have two years TO run,
bat others VIII expire on January ! next.
II IS understood that In deciding organize their
own express company the Rock Island management
has taken the ground that handling of eX-
press matter, whct is highly profitable; is as
logically part Of the business Of a railway as
is the handling Of freight traffic The Gould lines
aHi the Hin roads have their own express COM
p4uieS
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
MECHANICS, LIENS.

1853 i55 st. st. Esr. 81 $50 1 # To9a q a43s5srqsm b
oWohnger Miller owners and Contractors 80. 1886 90
l25th ST. Nos: 84l and S43 East: Carmlne Altieri
l456 10 81 Vest Mortimer i 9 Rosenbalm & '' ~
pf0sdSa 6s @ s and s ssman6 sRs f34
az. M:ehel Vance company. owner: Phoenix
e Fire ST. Na. 3 5nG G0@PaRE 9 Ws .sn
ner agt- Jacob welntraub. owner and contTao-
Elias KaPian owner and contractor s7bo %
ooast Abraham spro. owner and CONTRACTOR. $50 90
@ ags Aaron Fornan and George Aronson. owners -. -.
A97:9h9ay 795a3y i25 +, Prospect ave. ''- -
Iany Guy " caigin owner; Antonio Co Co
1ssfb si st. coiGa'9T No s1 to so wst ana 246 80
to SoSS Morris Taos Io esit'as ct al ast
St Nos a5 and a West: Ralph Reid -0-' ~
Contractor o"et H-'- 525 81
Isaac Rosenberg. owner; George BIumenthai.
187th St, No IS to 2i West, Gus 1rkes agt. 40 ~
Harry Falk and Herman l. Flam. owners and
ll2th st. No II to 4 Bast; iish St. n s, 1875
o " r Of % q, oTs % sv ss1iS2 nS2ld ard 1Sth
stock agt NJ Epstein Son. owners ana
. ''S a'P5i s same e Sd sss s2ssS: SSS iSsS SS
Patrick J. Mof!at owner and contractor 155 90
245s st No 800! 2@ Vest: Logan Iron Works agt
oEIxIinsusher conPa4y. - ~ ESQ 90
and contractor !, $50 90
Realty Company; owner contractor $50 90
125th St. s. S. 800 II. OF Amsterdam ave,
Miller, owners ana contracors $50 90
Riverside Drive, No 146 r A. Schoenherg &
tractor ............ e2o ID
I25th st, 9, 800 OF Amsterdam ave 25x
owners and Contractors $50 90
slst St, No 3 East; Thacko & agt. Bernard
cont-actors ...."". e25 90
ton Co owner and contractor .:....r...... 500 90
Elias Kapan owner and con5rsctor. 400 90
10Th st, ., 800 Il. e Amsterdam ave. 25x
owners and contractors 27s 90
Union ave. No. slT Christian Vorndran John
burlington and James Thompson, owners; Frank
. IoHOnte contractor $500
lOlst St, n. s, 1857 # e. o Cortland ave. 5Ox
perteh owner and contractor 1888 GO
l46iA St $ 8. l25 # e Of Broadway 75x1OO;
Keystone Lime Company Pollack & Nathan
son. owners and contractors .............e 100 so
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions IN bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
An involuntary petition was fled against Alfred
Rae Storms, No. rs Park Row. by three creditors.
William Otnan & Co. with claim of 5000;
Acker, Merrall & COndt, with claims of s. COO and
Frank D; White. 5000 Transfer of valuable as
sets is alleged
A voluntary petition filed by Henry L. Clarke
painter, No. 345 Columbus avenue, and member
Of the firm of Clarke & Collins. The debts amount
S. 004. with of s5ss. The largest creditor
IS Percy c. Collins, with a claim Of s. 900.
Samuel Hockhaus, No 25 West 9th street, volun-
tary; liabilities. Suisse; assets $3.50 The principal
creditors are the State Bank 74S. and the Earla
Cigar Company. Baltimore. 5000
William Smith, hOtelkeeper, No. 754 Sixth avenue.
voluntary petition; showing debts of $500 and
sets Of S. The principal creditors are the United
States Trust Company 200, and William Bangor
West Shore Hotel. s493. The assets consist of
clothing, 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Nianua St :. s. 2O774 e ot Union Park
Road two story frame dwelling house. y \ As;
Louis B Berger. owner; Enrich Brothers. archi-
tect sac
Louise st. s. 2e5 Morris Park ave;
eight story brick dwelling houses, 20 X 80:
East Borough improvement Co, owners; Thomas
206th ST. n W. Of Perry ave; two story and
attic frame dwelling house 900 AZ. H B.
Roach. T. r Albrecht. architect 800
Graham r. 81 f. Of Morris Park ave.
stay frame dwelling houses, q AS:
Antonio = Andre, and architect ...-...--- 900
Newton ave. 2. 800 n. 266th st;
story frame dwelling house. 20 X 80. Mary F.
Tierney. James Y. Cahill. architect 260
La Foutaine ave. SO it n. OF 1slst
story and attic frame dwelling house. q
IS, John z. Bon owner Carl P. Johnson, archi-
Arrnundsen ave, W. 8, 425 Fl. s Of Randall ave;
two story ana ettic frame dwelling house. n
-: T q. Christensen, owner; Carl P. Johnson,
erchitect 800
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
U. p. TRAFFIC DIRECTOR HERE.

J. c. Stubbs. traffic director OF the Union Pacific
system. who within The last two or three days had
a long conference in Chicago with J. r. Harahan.
the new president OF the Illinois Central Railroad
company, Is now IN this city. Mr. Stubbs could not
D" seen yesterday. but it is understood that he Is
here primarily 10 consult with T.. II. Hartman
concerning plans for co-ordinstiug the operation
@i tle Illinois Central with the lines OF the Union
Joseph g Titus has been been appointed assistant TO
TIE duties ~ first vice president until the election
ot successor TO the late John c Welling
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
pREssmEN STRIKE FOR HIGHER WAGES

T"o hundred pressmen and feeders employed by
the United States Printing Company at North 81
street ana Nythe avenue Williams burg stopped
woIE yesterday afternoon. The pressnen went on
s1r.Ae i"T nor pay ard The feeders went out IN
s.l',paily- The entire plant IL is said Is nIea
win union nlei. ami it IS probable that All the men
IN ne -Aetory MI quit work III sympathy with the
l.ssSulGa -
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
A SWIMMING POOL IN THIS HOUSE.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Murphy for remodelling the four story and
basement dwelling house No. &c East 2Sth ST, owned
by Louis Keller and Louis Seaman. A two story
rear extension is 10 be added a swimming pool
built In the cellar, the basement floor fitted with
baths and the upper stories made into living quar-
teTs The Improvements to $1,000, &C
oording TO the estimate Of Charles N Straub, the
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
INVESTOR BUYS TIE HUDSON.

Slawson & Hobbs have sold for Uhlfelder &
Weinberg 20 an investor the Hudson, a seven
story hreproof elevator apartment house. the
southeast corner Of s5th ST. and Riverside Drive.
16.2 5X756XS99 feet. This property recently
sold 10y Randolph Guggenheimer TO the present
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Edgar T. Kingsley has sold for F Macdonald
Sinclair, a client. No. 207 West 2Oth St. three
story front and rear tenement house. with store on
e lot 25xsl feet.
VI. Kahn & co. have sold for Edward Boylston
No So3 East 6Dth St. q five story Gathouse on a lot
25x-oo5 feet, Louis Levin and have resoid n for
Mr.. Levin 10 H Siegel and again resold il 70
a client
Shapiro. Levy & Starr have bought from the
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
NEW OFFICE BUILDING PLANNED.

Plans have been filed for making over the four
story dwelling house at No. 259 West 42d St into
Office building with a ground floor store the
building being enlarged for the purpose The i'm
provements are TO be made for J. Walter Rosen-
berg as owner. J. W. Ingle is the architect
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS,

Hath st, II. s.. loo ". of 1st ave: for a six
story brick tenement house and store, % X Sill;
A De Benedetto; owner; G cocker architect SAP
o9nner ana architect .........4y. $500
i2lst 81. :. =. 324 IT e Of 1st ave; for six
story brick tenement house and store, 80 y S711;
5. Greenstein. owner; E. A Meyers arohtect $4,000
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
REsATING CASE ADJOURNED.

The trial Of the New York Central Railway Com
pany and the American Sugar Refining Company,
charged with violations of the Elkins Anti -Rebat-
ing act, scheduled for yesterday before Judge Holt
IN the United States Circuit Court, was adjourned
until to-day. All the attorneys present, but
Judge Holt was busy trying another case.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
LEASES WEST 10TH ST. BUILDING.

Frederick Fox & Co. have leased for Henry Dazian
20 the New York Tube and Corrugated Paper Com
pany FOR a term OF ten years, the 1ive story mer-
camille building, covering a plot OF about 10oXl0O
feet, al No. 80 10 g. West 10Th 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
Auction Sales of Real Estate.
EXECUTORS SALE.

TO close estate O; George Green, deceased will sell
public auction Hotel 81. George. Nyack-o Hudson
on Thursday. November Is, 1906 II a. m. plot Of
situated village Nyack: OF land Of
thrty-fvo acres at Upper Nyack. banks Of Hudson
with fine and extended views rpl-nddly calculated for
country homes. Property TO be sold in plots. a
whole, 10 suit purchasers.
s p. HAMMOND
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
Public Notices.
TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED BIDS WILL. BE RECEIVED at 29e Broad
way. New York until p. Tuesday December 1905.
for the construction of portions OF the Catski Aque
duct between Hunters Brook and Foundry Brook Val
eys, IN he Cortland and Yorktown Westches-
County, and PhilIipstown Putnam County YlI.
AT the above place and hour the BIDS will DO publicly
opened The award OF the awarded
will be thereafter practicable The
principal In the engineers estimate OF the
follows:
Excavation IN open cubic yards
Refill and enhankment. 66l 600 cubic yards
Excavation and replacing OF top soil
surface dressing 1871 900 cubic
Concrete masonry for aqueduct In
2il 900 cubic
Excavation IN tunnels 1871 coo cubic
Concrete IN tunnel $1,000 cubic
Portland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40 600 barrels
Steel for reinforcing concrete. 100000 pounds
Stone boundary walls 10000 linear
Fences and guard rails. 6O0s0
The bond required for faithful
tract will be five hundred thousand
bid will bs received unless by
fed check upon national bank in the City OF
New York drawn the ler or
the amount Of seventy-hv. thousand dollars
75 000 Time allowed for completion OF the work
Is 4s months after signing OF contract Pamphlets contain
ing further Information FOR bidders form OF proposal
FORMS OF and bond speeihcs drawings
bs obtained the ONCE applicaton
BY mail
j. EDWARD SIMMONS.
President
tfIAS- \. SHAW.
J. WALDO SMITH. THOS UASSIISSrr
Chief Engineer Serrata-v
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
BRONX LOTS

=, 20 Manhattan Borough and best divtstor
BOUNDED by oTersd for Improvement Investment
ave near end OF WashInzton sridr. tIrs.
sbua oy new trolley bridze to Bro.dvav
-'aS at 4SIst ST Send for map and prices,
JESSE c. BENNETT co.
22S9 Broadway. SIst ST
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
Proposals.

OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF Co1ITM-
" Dia, Washington. Nov. :. lSO6.-Sealed proposaIs
VIII be received this ooe until IL M Dec g. 1905
Tor constructing in the District Columbia
Forms specleations and necessary Information
obtained a. Room a. District Building. Washington
u 9. HENRY b +. MCFARLAND HENRY l.
WEST, JOHN BIpDLE, Commissioners. D. g
DROPOsAis For MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY
4 SUPP les ofice or Assistant Purchasing Agent
Panama Kan Road Company, - state Street New
York. : Sealed proposals Will he received this
once until &.1i + VI. November 18th. 1905 fu.-
n'suing the above mentioned ttcirs Blanks and run
information may be had upon application. ALFRED
Anderson Ass.stant Purchasing Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
Furnished partments to Let

Il DHSioNoLE BACHELOR APARTMENT
rooms ard bath 70 let IN hrep-oof spartn.nt hou..
fto-. ~ West 18th ~ N'S'' 10 JIM
A RTISTICALLY FURNISHED APARTMENT 1000
"A and bath; No SO West 59th Can bs had Cctohs,
LIST Apply premises O~N0'~f
I -ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT ~,
u. vate bath: $3.50 daily; including meal, two ,ss
Weekiy' one SIS THE ALABAMA. Is e Iith ~ "
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
Lost.

pS r.. On broadway west side between T3I and OILS,
a. streets lady Eold -taeed watch Liberal reward
L rstGgned 70 ls& Riverside Drive N
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
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Country Property for Sale.
Real Estate Wanted.

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"a CYRlLLE CARREAU. Agent. 79G Sixth Ave 45th
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-23
Council Bluffs Will Entertain
international District Sab
bath School Institute
JUNE 10 TO JUNE % INCLUSIVE
General Theme Of the Gathering, at
Which Large Attendance Is An
ticipated, Will BIZ Religious Educa-
ton" and the Meetings Will Be Held
in the Masonic Auditorium.
special to Times-Republican.

| Special to Times Republican.
Council Bluffs, May 23.-Secretars
| B. +. Mitchell, OF, the international
Sabbath School Institute and Assoc
citation. has issued the program for
the forty first annual convention which
is to be held in this city June 10 to
the 22nd. inclusive
In addition to the daily announce
ments OF each days proceedings, there
is large quantity of interesting in
formation concerning the coming
meeting. The district meeting or in
stitute, which is to be held in connec-
ton with the meeting of the state as
ISOLATION, comprises the states of Iowa,
Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri.
The meetings will be held in the Ma
sonic auditorium. The general theme
of the gathering Will be Religious
Education" The Victor's Crown" has
been chosen as the convention song.
Among the men prominent in the
meetings are Rev. James NJ, Gray, D.
D., of Chicago: Mrs. Mary Foster
Bryner, of Peoria; Rev. Joseph Clark.
d. D.. OF Columbus; Eva Marshal
Shonts, of Chicago; Rev. A p George.
u. D.. of ST. Louis; Professor D. B.
Towner. of Chicago.
A very large attendance is antici-
pated