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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-01
ORDER capitalization
IN VACATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF MONROE, %

Hafls, the unknown helrS
of John Paris, deceased,
of John B. Paris deceas-
ed, of Walter Carrico, de-
ceased, aud of Joseph M.
Carrico, deceased, defend
ants.
The State OF Missouri, to above de-
misunderstanding:
Now on this Both day of October,
1905, in vacation Of Circuit Court for
Monroe County, Missouri, before De-
cember Term. 1906, of said Circuit
Court, comes plaintiff herein by attor-
ney of record herein, before said
Clerk, and on behalf of plaintiff files
petition in suit herein, among other
matters of action alleging:
That all of said defendants are nom
residents of the State of Missouri and
cannot be served with the ordinary
process of law within the State of Mis-
souri,.
1t is therefore ordered by said
Clerk that said defendants be notified
b. publication that plaintiff by petit
ton herein fled of date October Both,
1906 has commenced suit against said
defendants, the immediate object aud
general nature of which Is to perfect
title to the following described real
estate situate lying and being in Mon
roe County, Missouri. TO wit: S. of
S. r. I of the N. w. t. TIE E. of
the S. w. /. The N. w. / of the S.
E. and 30 acres the N. w. part OF
the S. w. of the said S. E. t. and
also a tract of land being a part of
the N. E. t OF section 10 and describ-
ed by the following metes and bounds
to-wit: Beginning at the point 20
Rods East of the N. w. corner of the
said N. E. t of section 10 running
hence East along the North line of
tsaid N. E t 1916 Rods thence south
% Rods thence East GO Rods to the
East line Of said Section 10 thence
South on said East line to the old
- annibal and Paris road tn ence in a
Southwesterly direction along said
road to the south line OF said NE, t
thence west along the south line of
said n. E. to the S. W. corner of
said N. <. t thence north on the west
line of said N. K. t 40 Rods, thence
East 20 Rods. thence north 10. rs
Rods 10 the place of beginning, all of
said land being in Section 10 Town
ship Fitty-fivs t55) Range Eight (8)
west.
And it is further ordered that said
defendants be AMI apprar in this
Court on the first day of the next term
ther eof, to be holden at the City of
Paris Monroe County, Missouri, on
Monday the 10th day OF December,
1906, and on or before the first day of
said term to answer or plead to said
petition, or in default therein said
petition will be taken and adjudged |
as confessed, and judgement by de-
fault will be rendered against said
defendants .'.
1t is further ordered that a copy
hereof be duly published at least once
week for four consecutive weeks in
the Monroe City DEMOCRAT, a weekly
newspaper duly printed, published
and circulate1 in said3Monroe Coun-
W, ano duly designated by PLAINTIFFS
attorney, and duly approved by said
Clerk most likely to give notice to de-
PENDANTS, the last insertion to be- at
least fifteen days before said next
term of said Court.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-01

Tip Marshall has shipped a
car load of fine oak dimension
lumber to the wheel works at
Quincy
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-01

Thursday night a Burlington
train on the "house switch" at
the depot ian over and cut in
two some ones handsome black
dog.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-01

Mrs. David Taylor went to
Quincy yesterday to be with
friends for a brief time.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-01

Vote TO redeem Missouri
next Tuesday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-01
STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF MONROE .

1, James H. Hill, Clerk OF the Cir
cult Court of Monroe County, Mis-
souri,, hereby certify that the foregoing
writing is "a full, true and complete
copy of the original Order of Publica-
ton in said cause, as fully as the
same remains and appears of record
in my Office.
SEAL In witness whereof, 1 hereto
subscribe my name and Off
eial signature and hereto affix the
seal of said Court at my Office in the
City of Paris, Monroe County, Mis-
souri,, this Both day OF October, 1906.
JAMES Fl HILL,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Monroe
County, Missouri.
Meriwether & Meriwether, Attorneys
for plaintiff.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-01

Take a Bath at Streams.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-07
L4U'N TENNIS 1T NYACK.
anderson Reaches Final Round by
Defeating II. L. James.

The play in the lawn tennis tournament OF the
Nyack Country Club brought things close the
final rounds yesterday. Frederick G. Anderson
who has frequently been a inalist at Nyack. put
out Robert L James. the former champion Of Yer
mont, In the lower semi-hnal and he is due 70
meet the winne- OF The match between Henry Mol
champion 70 decide who is % be the holder Of the
Seaver GOT into the upper Femi-hnal bracket by
putting out otto Il. Hinck. Of the MouJclaiT Attn
letic club. who disclaims any ability TO playing
wei IN the morning, and who was. besides, not IN
the form that marked ms match on the previous
day against Dick Palmer. OF Ridgewood
In The women's singles Miss Helen Homans, Of
t5- tle Vest see Lawn Tennis Sllb ana Miss Marie
Masher ot the Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis
CUB are csrded 60 play OF for final h0nors. and
the winner is 10 meet the holder Of the challenge
cup. Mrs W. n. Pouch The summary follows:
Me, Mems ..asisss ahtEd Eaund,-IeBIy Mosnhag.r S:
G. Boston. defeated OTTO Il. Hin5k. Montelair a, a..
oa6t n s a5s.5 G Ia%s: Aa5.'ia gamo6i Sns 6
Mems doubles sird rouIa'I < Tit:h and ,,i,.y c W
Ro-s91agH ans w.ara = g23ner He York I ,r1 y;
Sesniy Il y. G.; sna o5'o At linz. = 1oaS.a,r - -,
II james hrmS7t 9, a. Fhsdsp ph,s' qefaaed
-7[y Mos9esTsT l ga. kiHgz County 49, I ana pITs 2Iy
l'ase"ssoaa ana = - -@i'e'' i'''na1Ha eoun'S
sent ma rau6d-IIeury ,o,snhausr Kings County L
7 -, end Harry = Allen West side l. = g. qeteatei
e. a.. Fniiaaepha. 6-3 6-8.
Nv aousss T re1naMss . 2 Na,hs'sSn ts N-II ard
NJ: $50 & 5 Ms ,. AuffeP F55 sra NTs Shsgman defeated
Fourh Poveton 9 = defeated Mss Hilton ana Hugh
a - ant MesJ sac I II -. - ID. IS: Miss Marie
Defeated Miss Bogarr AID A Bassf'rd. ir.. New York
s-r7i-f7sI roun5-Ni-s Marie Wagner and Henry Moi
Boat ana \. " NiIes. L7ngvood Q G. Boston. s-6
wenfR Ne: Fgss g 9a s.,:s;.5 ssNs: Mss E.;a s;s5 B2
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New-York tribune., 1906-09-07
TO ERECT A FINE HOUSE.
WILL BE OF WHITE STONE AND SIX And ONE
HALF STORIES HIGH.
SI00O00 Broad,ay Repord-Marke Found for Numba
of Choice Side Parcels

c F. Il. Gilbert, the architect. has fled plans
with Buildings Superintendent Murphy for a six
and one-half story dwelling house 20 be built
at Nos. 10 and II East sOth St. for Paul NJ.
Warburg, who now lives in Hamburg. Germany.
The building viii have a frontage Of 4J feet.
The facade VIII be Of white stone. with tile
mansard roof
The building viii be equipped with the most
modern appliances. The work OF razing the
structures on the site is now under way.
Ernest F. Hafner has leased the Empire State
Auto Garage, a seven story and basement build
ing. Nos. 214S and 21JO Broadway. for seven
years, al total rental of over S100GO
SiaWson * Hobbs have sold for Charles 3.
Duncan, No. 251 West G9th St. a four story
uWeilnS house on lot 14XfO0l IL feet
GustaNus L. Lawrence has sold TO Leopold
fiaas' No. 461 West 10th s.. a four story
american basement dwelling house, 1Sx091i
fee
The Moss Realty Company has leased the first
ana second lofts of-the old Tiffany Building at
10th ST. and Union Square. for a long term Of
years 70 the Star Skirt Company
New-York tribune., 1906-09-07
PTGULARS TO THE FORE
,..,,,, and Capalry Teams First
I"I - Second in Big Shoot.

SEA eiTs IT. n was started on Tuesday and ano
raateh VI. W. IA. was won by the team rep
finished la,e tp ,fsntry o; the United states army
The rst p prize .'.rsss sas $500 in cash and medals
%, s 'as IS'r prirN the Hton trophy. ;2Co ana
- ,,,e team members was W." - '''N
?. ., &C. -. rated States cavalry.
's-.' - rrze the bronze Soldier 0i 'll -,
~ ~ -,ssa,s FOR The team members was won WOE,
-. .,,.ssrbusetls. fourth prize 500 ana ii''.'.-S
s -. cam members. by New York fif'n p'.Ls
=, . - medals for the team members Dy l-ls
s. 81 - sac, navy. and sixth prize 500 @ an.
-. ~ the team members. by me Oi''s1
s..,es Marine corps. - Wi,
s-.' - --,,,b was won Lass year by New AoIA'
s,ore Of 45eS The other prize "lLlleis ,
VIZ . scores last year were: Second lnll.o
-. a. Trfsnrry g. SOC, third, Ohio 4'4Sl' iouI'l
- srstes Marine corps. 4.36o; hfth' ni'e1
- navy. Ass: sixth. New jersey 4'-O''
So ~ also won The match in 1898 and Iso4'
-, scores by stages Of The six prize "ihi'lis
.,ens follow. ooa
New-York tribune., 1906-09-07
=. sanding o., TIE remaining thirty-avs com

80. .- - ia service teams finished among
-. ,,.,-,,sre and great was the rejoicing
,-,o,v rhs regulars. TIE last two shots Or 'he
- v.s~a eres hy Lieutenant Dillon and Lieu
- Williams os the cavalry team. Their
-, ,,s,.irr landed the team in second place
80 were raised on the shoulders or oolnia4es,
- amid shouts carried trismpLahii} 10 'Nelt
tents --- .re .r,rn,- every
-. lf was nlare5 iU competition dropped
!. s,-,-b Mace TODAY. The three untt e'@ses
- he MAJ IN for the army infantry men, lllV
rapid fre score a-Fan.'a l-- ,,,, r,--
.51rn to thrd piece. tne.r splendid sAlIi.>H u
=. ~ IN Ire lead and they maintained mar
- ~. 80 f- excellent work az The long range
iOA0 YARDS - .,, --,.s.
,----.5 -be shooting ~ The closing stages ~ me
-. ,--,,o--anr team competition IN the 'hIlea
c+stes and cheered the winners me NTa'''N'
conditions were all that could pe ceslLeu,
Nssvlv eight hundred entries have o-en
- ~ ~ national individual match, Nnlth
sri n Started r0-Tnorr0w morning ffst Pll-S
..-i,ses s on in cash. The nsNohHA p4Nloi
match viii be he conclu1ih- fl-.-' "a ~, - sr-+
-s--sr, The Indications are that the -aSi shgI
=. 1ot 10 ered before next Tuesday. alihoAsh
- nesting was scheduled 10 close today
r. winners IN The individual matoneS zee
- - a~r The faUi1 f~0 D'affh was Won
1880, -T,-rr-vafr ~ Texas. who made 90.
: pos was second with fae. The raves
match was tied By MAJOR A. N'"la'-' "l -NT"
Fe-ssy and II. buTIllI "I 'Ir'--.1-
The Kaiser rapid IRE match Was Won OF A. i !:
r,-5s1egch win 10 The Members National
piqa Association match was won ny sergeant n
2ertfsr of Mass rusofrs. with - The an
ooners military revolver match was triple le
bsrUesD Major I-bel of Connecticut. ana n.
lebo.rIIlier and J. A Dietz Of New York -Four
Flen tied ID tie novice revolver match J. o.
Bum. Z L.eboutouier Major lsbel, Of con-
nsciieut. and X. SDehring. Of Perrsylvauia-Wlth
3 each j. A. Derz won the army revolver
match with 146
Thomas tufert0n won The Bohber revolver
match J. A. Dierz won tho pistol match and the
dssppesrinC revolver rrorrl. In the sktrmls p
run Sergeant Dawson of the cavalry. had i
hts on the living hEurs and 0n the kneehnC.
maknc a total ~ 10. Tie Cava 'rv broke the
record for slzIrulsli1g En- any r-fe competition
viii g total u SIS
New-York tribune., 1906-09-07
MANY WELL KNOWN MEN TO SPEAK

The papers 10 be read at the convention OF
Long Island real estate men Will cover every i'm
portant phase OF the realty industry in its re-
lation 10 Long Island development. Among the
speakers VIII he W. J.. Harmon. Fl. Stewart Nc
hMsht John NJ Thompson, Z. J. Mccormack,
MlIton l. Ecluse. Robert ". Haff. X. Allen Ten
ney. A. / LanSdOn. T. J. McNeece William NJ.
Griffith, Putnam Drew. John W. Parish. Walter
J. GreaCen and L. ". Spear. A committee called
on Acting Mayor MCGOWAN this week 10 invite
MIN 10 deliver an address of welcome to the as
semblage- Mr. MCGOWAN said Mayor Mcclellan
would be back when the meeting takes place
and that the Mayor would undoubtedly accept
an invitation TO open the convention. Mr. Nc
GOWan added that he considered the gathering
50 important that he would personally present
the matter.
and 10
New-York tribune., 1906-09-07
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
An involuntary Petition was fled against Julius
Mirantz and Theodore Freideberg. trading j.
MirautZ & Co, clothing. No Great Jones street
by three creditors. with claims follows. Sol
Friedman & Co. S22S. Thurna uer & Well Sl66.
Stein. Bauer & Co. 1891. Preferential payments Of
SI5. 600 complained OF. Hamilton Holt was
appOinted receiver. with bond OF 81. 600.
voluntary petition was filed by David Weyth,
No 1858 First avenue, showing debts OF S1,912 and
assets Of sl25. The principal creditors are
SchwaTZschild & Sulzberger, S1sI-
John Greenbers was appointed receiver Of the
business of David Rosenzweig. No T13 Broadway.
with a bond Of $500
Schedules Of Kean & SChwed show debts OF S16.s13
and assets IS AS. The principal creditors are p
b. Braender, No. 143 West 125th street. SI.733;
BStchers and Drovers Bank S1.75O; Mechanics and
Traders Bank, $4,000. The assets consist of stock
trade. S. 900: accounts. S3sS machinery, Sc 600,
and SIS deposited IN bank.
Otto NJ. Goldsmith appointed receiver OF the
business Of Joseph Issacschn & Son. with bond
OF $500
An involuntary petition was filed by three credi-
tors against the firm OF Picard & Levi. clothing.
No 439 Lafayette street. The creditors the
Ciermania Mills $500: SChell & Co. S51, and F.
Victor & Achelis $500 Il is alleged that the arm
forced into bankruptcy through the conceal
ment of SIl.794 q assets by Solomon TOube. the
junior partner Mark Ash was appointed receiver.
with a bond OF $4,000
New-York tribune., 1906-09-07

J. Greenfield and Harris Msssin. owners and
l20th St. No 100 . S3G East SAM sgt. SANE.
Hamilton Place H. .. corner iseth 81. los iNl0
trreg; Robert periman aEt Miller Realty and
Construction Company, owrer and Ccntractor-- ]
Gleason 81. corner itath ST.. 2lNlue.
agt- Anna k-uetZsr. owner. John SchWaloen-
Park ave No 9ss Isaac j. Brown agJ. Hauben
Realty Company. owner and contractor. ..----- II
i8d ST. a. p. 9S II. Q. of Avenue A.. lO0NlU0,
John Simmons Company agt Messsr & Vain.
owners. Appelhaum & Fuist. contractors.
l4Sth 81 No. ga % 55S West. Cammack * Seitz
aet Herman Peck ard David Goldstein. own
ers and contractors ....-....-...
Amsterdam ave. q. corner l@21 ST.. SJNlI5;
STANDARD Damp Prcohng and Roofing Company
agt- John O. H0rWtz & Jacob LefkOwitz. owners
ard contractors OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
New-York tribune., 1906-09-07
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY

: Steingut & CO. have sold for the Oeters estate
No. l5i Ridge st, a FIVE story building on plot
25Xlo feet This is TIRE first sale of the property in
one hundred years. Also sold for Louis Franbach
No $50 ls ave. three story tenement house 1sxI0O
feet and for r. Robinson hve story hathouse. on
4ot --Xl9 teet. AT the southwest corner Of 1851
BENJAMIN Blum has sold through Shaw & Co. his
feet . NJ, Davis. who will occupy the premises.
Dur ConSer have sold for Raphael Brothers
the fye story double hafhouse No l59 East s7th St,
Bryan / Kennedy and Joseph E steckler have
25xl'o5 feet client. who will alter the structure
into private automobile garage
oron 70 Mr. DAYTON No Iss west S5ib 81 ttTas
story and basement dwelling house on lot Is eXe22
!. V Rossi & Co have sold for Max Keve to A
house on lot e5xIoO II feet.
Hailprin. Dlamondston Levin have sold No
stores. on lot. 27xs7.s feet. Topper & Israeowitz
Kat5 : Co ana WtlliaEa Hsnnnessy len hsys sold for
SIX story tenement house on lot 2x92s feet. for
r. McKeon has bought No. 15o West s5th st.
Isaac Portman has bought from Block Brothers
m poi % fS @ ed st. IN 1 par StoT Mr. PoT
man gives TO Block Brothers No Az East 18th ST
n four story tenement house. on lot 25Xg2 feet
Brodv. Robinson a Co. have sold No 2o72 Second
ave. a five story hathouse, 3xlo feet. 10 Barney
samuel Blumenstoock end Henry Nechols have .y
81. a five story tenement house. with stores. on
lot esx9Ss feet.
David Cohen has bought Nos 2l9 and 22l 9Th ST..
"a SIX story tenement house, on plot 4xsI.6 feet
TIE Ernst-'ahn Realty Company has sold for
Isaac Topper the plot SxlG9 6 feet on the south
side az 22ith ST 100 feet east OF PsuldinE Also
sold for Samuel Lehman The plot 75x00 feet. on the
north side o1+th 100 feet east OF T1lden
also for Kate Montague, No 16l East 10th st. a
four story triple hathouse. with stores. on lot 2x
- feet: also for Isak Topper, the plot l6X0 feet
on The south side of 253d ST, between EastchesJer
lane and f.acoua ave, and for A /. Ernst No 10
Uras 81. a three story frame dwelling house, on
plot &3Xlg5 feet.
George Brown has sold the northwest corner o.
Union ave. and both lot 25XlO0 feet. 10 saliva
tore Couforti and James de Fago. who will erect a
two story business building.
j. Rymenski has sold % Mr. Eder No. 9ol last
las-h ST. u four story hathOuse on lot -sNlN feet
New-York tribune., 1906-09-07
OYER THE CUP COURSE.
Lutte Thinks 4uto Race VII Be
SIoscer This Year.

A number Of newspaper men made trip over
the Vanderbilt Cup course yesterday with Lytle
who will drive the Pope-Toledo car IN The Van
derbilt Cup race. The roads from East Nor
wich 10 Bulls Head are IN poor condition being
covered with stones. When the American Auto
mobile Association begins TO oil the course I'm
a few days it IS expected that these stones will
be removed
Lyle who has driven Pope Toledo cars I'm
both Vanderbilt cup races said that the course
IS not so fast as the one last year. ewing 70
numerous turns After a trip over The course
q visit 10 the garage was made. where the big
Io0-hOTsepOwer Pope Toledo Is stored which
I.ytle viii drive in the Vanderbilt Cup race The
machine looks more formidable than the Pope
Toledo cars entered in the two previous races
Il weighs aces pounds. The cylinders are cast
in pairs. There is a copper water jacket for each
pair OF cylinders.
The six cylinder Franklin car driven by Whit
man and Currie arrived here yesterday from
Chicago. breaking the Old record made by Bert
Holcomb in a Columbia car some years ago by
I hour "A = seconds. Holcomb's record was IS
hours and 43 minutes. The Franklin car a
month ago, completed 2 transcontinental record
OF II days , hours u minutes.
Bert Holcomb was in the city yesterday and
said that he win so after the record again and
expects 10 lower il 10 less than fifty hours.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-07
MUTUALs EXPENSE REDUCTIONS.
Statement Shows Big Falling Off in New
Business Also.

Tie Mutual Life yesterday issued a comparative
statement % expense reductions for the trst six
months Of 1906. CCutrastsd with TIE same period OF
$50. The statement Viii Dee embodied IN circular
10 ac sent ou: 10 the company pOLcyho-eels-
The statement shows Incidentally that there has
been decrease o. more than 10000 this year IN
pOrttOuatelN large decrease II business written
business are more than sZ.50eo0 less than last
year The decrease "a commissions or new pre-
Mtums. renewal premiums rev allll-lleS ana
neWal aunuities amounts 70 5nl and The decrease
IN The agency expense 10 NffS. Tho falling or no
premium receipts ntw business -lls year
amounts 20 S-9lt.tG
The statement puts the cost o. the preparation
Of election lists a required by tle new laws al
81 e57 and Ihe expenses ~ investigations. prlnc-
Iav payments 10 accountants M $1bls4 Mr. Pea
BODY stating. however. that the payrolls or me
home Office fCr the first six months OF tls year are
lees by nearly $4,000 than for the same period OF
gS5
New-York tribune., 1906-09-07
PATIENTS AT PAsTEUR INSTITUTE.
Six New Arrivals for Treatment from New
York, Yonkers and Jersey.

D- " l. Wheeler. director of tho Pastelr in
Eltute, reports the arrival yesterday OF six new
patients for treatment All had been bitten by
dogs fCur q whom are known 10 have been suffer
iug' from rabies but ~ least OF the dogs killed
IN Gloucester City. X J.. shot iu the head,
and an examination OF its brain was rendered i'm
possible.
suspected OF being mad Doe taken shoot
them IN tie heart instead of the head. so that
tho bra may be- available for examination.
DR. Wheeler declines 70 give ont TIE names 90 the
patients received al the institnte yesterday. but
hs vas willing state that TWO boys belonged ia
YoEksrs a boy and sri ll Gloucester City. a
ia Manhattan. and a. boy ia Brooklyn. Dr.
Wheeler asserts that OF all The cases treated this
season al the institute not one has been a failure.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-07
MANY CONCRETE BUILDINGS AT FRISCO.

4 dis1atch fr0m san Francisco Yesterday stated
that the contract for rhs construction Of the first
reinforced concrete hank building in California on
the basis 81 cost plus fixed sum, has been award
Cd 10 Frank T. Gubreth. OF New York. The build
inc formerly oceupied was entirely wrecked hv tie
earthquake ana subsequently destroyed by fire
IFnou NJ. tsIlreth'E advice lt Was decided 10 re-
Iiifd if enriraIy gf reinforced concrete 10 insure
an earthguare and hrepropf structure Mr. Gil
i,~.th n - rerrufIy returned from san Francisco
after three months stay. obtained contracts there
Tor buildings aPgresating more ilan slvoVo
New-York tribune., 1906-09-07
MECHANICS, LIENS.

o-.. . O. 100 ft o.. u n ave e25vfoo
'-..' .l' r,-.,y..fr & CO. agr. I.udins & F-r-r.
Is..I,t t-,r1.a.y. David O. Iudins. leo I.Idins
Il,. T,5r.r ana Morris Romm, owners anf
,-str a. 100 IT, ". az Amsterdam ave
- l...---r.- owner aul contractor.
,-.L. .e e corner i5sth e.. SI1Is- l.
n Mace e. 60. agl fs"'s I'N' '"Her eHd
trl"rarF0r
al''i I'm r "a ~ Park ave ias,rf0o
~ 49,, ..-. ,,.--,sev AIT Abraham Sch I4sins.T
E1i Herman Feaichsl owner. and sontrnotors /
ar-r-..--isr- a.. ~ 1850 % l-ho, I'D - No
a., -, - NJ, ..r,s AT John Horovritz e-S
J1nu Lesaowftr owners ang - -.ll-. - I
EI6ridge e. No e25 % - H5,Ptis" ,Pis q Ay-r sgr.
rstre~ hffrs-v rsvner. Max bsilh contractor
.,-st.-5.- =, - ,r ccruer I'D st-. l0GxiS0-
Fowler Plumbing and H-nl.-7 - -..r.-t AZ.
1854 a.. 80 q 70 81 west Axe 5 = L9sdea ast
william Greenhe.i, oslS4- osIs .sms sxt vvti,.-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-07
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Ire name that Of debtor. the or
creditor. and date when Judgment filed
Avenue A.. I4l3. Frank Krakora AIT sydney
Wa4lsleiH Ausls, - -..-........-.-. $500 90
aaron II Levine gi al: August . l5o6 . 700
rlhLr LrE o West Il
Saa Electric Elevator Company agt. Builders
construction company; August 81. 1906 tby
FL ave. 1886: Harry Block ast Bernard s.
Ninkln a May - 1905 fhy bond .........- -
tgsrh 81 s. u. of sth ave ro-vag
ienbe+ i.als l. - o.
fg-t ~ 50 atg East. r. Tucker Wtnde aat
ts1 5aa5i -. - Isl 60
sany e. ai jgrs 30 1908 -..-.-- 0IO lo
f5 f,a1a. August - 1906 Cny bond - ia %
New-York tribune., 1906-09-07
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Carr enter ave. 200 a. n. o. 239th - two
story frame dwelling house. 2lX50, Mrs Salh-
Moore George =. CroseT. architect t4OC
22Sth 4OT 10 T.. of 4th ave; three
schsdner owner: Moore & iansidsi srchltsets 1890
CrOtIna ave- E. $. IT'S r.. T OF fremont
three story frame tenement house. 2i1e2 2x6B.s;
Charles F. Stahl. owner; Rudolf AIoeIer. archi-
2O6th ST.. s. 175 f. 2. OF Grand Concourses two
story and basement frame dwelling house. 2fx55i
Mrs F. Bad0lotti. owner; William Kenny,
afcnitect w
Courtlandt = 36.6 n n. of Ielst St; two
story brick stable, 27XI5 @ Bonner, owner; Al
tert RotnermeI architect OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eS
WhitloCk ave. ". s. 30 q. Of Tiffany
5s4: AiSsrt R6tReTr1ei owner ana architect D 1900
Southern Boulevard. 2 20 IT. T.. OF 136th St:
story brick factory. 20 1Ox1O2.6. Fl. Neis-,
owner: 4. ArCthunder Company. architects 90
1TSth ST. S. 3. 100 II. OF Laf0ntains two
i've story bTlck tenement houses. 81. 6xss: Will
lam II. Bi-kmire. owner and architect 400
New-York tribune., 1906-09-07
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Washington ave. e. g. 2T0 n. .. OF 18TH st.
I'D 11x11G 9xie0 1xl1O. Il: Atlantic Dock Com
pany loans Cauldweu Avenue Company .....
80 ave. n. corner T9,h St, ia 4xso 2x irTes
Pincus LOwenfeid and William Prayer loan
Isaac kleinfsid and Isaac Rothfeld. 49,. -.
Weeks ave. e. s. % IT, s. of 1874 81. lOOX99;
City Mortgage Company loans Isaac RosenzWeig
9iil 4-a4tc Eslsoil 81 - fol-
i19th ST. s. >. 100 r. n. OF Wadswortn ave-
I5XlNoi same loans Henry 3. Cohen and Jacob
elAlLdn -
18th st. $. 10 IT, o Of 4th ave. 1sXiO22 2.
sams loans Robert b Roosevelt. tr.....--.-----