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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
Storm Near Meridian.

Meridian, Miss, May 5.-Violent
rain, wind, hail and thunder storms
passed over this section Friday after
noon. No material damage was done
in Meridian, but reports from Obediat
say that great damage was done by the
immense hailstones to the young cot
ton. A rumor that cannot be con
f1rmed, states that Boligee, 20 miles
to the northwest of this place, has
been entirely demolished.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
HaiIstones Iniure Crons.

Dawson, Ca, May 5.-There was
very heavy rainfall, some hail and
much lightning here Friday afternoon.
The telephone exchange received an
electric bolt which damaged number
Of phones and toll lines. Growing
crops miles below Dawson were Sc
riously injured by the hailstones.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
Abhor Meat and Bar osIer Theory.

Atlanta, May 5.-A new religious
sect, which among other tenets pro-
fesses an adherence of meat, and be-
lieve that man may live to be $50
years old with the proper care of him
self, will locate in Atlanta. Rev.
Harry G. Walker, of Milwaukee, Wis,
has been in Atlanta recently tnvesti.
eating certain resorts near town with
view Of purchasing a place for his
sect to make its quarters. 1t appears
that the sect styles itself the Convert
ars. They are about 400 people In
snis new band of religious enthusiasts.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
Pardon To Be Asked For.

Spartanburg, S. c., May 5.-A peti
tion is being circulated asking that
Jesse Bush, who shot and killed Jas
Israel, be pardoned. The petition
will be presented to the board of par
dons at its next meeting. The paper
is being generally signed Bush kill
ed the man who it was said was the
father of child born to his 14-year
old daughter, and for which crime he
was tried and given a sentence of two
years in the penitentiary.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
Third DAVIS Session Of Conference.

Birmingham, Ala, May 5.-Bishop
Charles B. Galloway, of Mississippi,
presided at the third days session OF
the general conference Of the Method.
ist Episcopal church, south. The
morning devotional services were led
by DR.. Paul Whitehead, Of Virginia
The first business of the day was
the report of the complete organization
of the IA standing committees.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
"Turnpika kinnU Dead.

Louisville, KY, May s. A special
from Maysville, KY, says that w. w.
Baldwin, widely known throughout
Ohio, Kentcky and Tennessee, as
the turnpike king" died at his home
there Saturday Years ago he was
the object of much persecution by the
turnpike raiders in his neighborhood.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
Ainnins slnns Armstrong Bill.

Albany, N. Y, May 5.-Governor
Higgins has signed the bill of Senator
Armstrong, which postpones from No
vember Is to December 18 the next
election Of the board of directors of
the Mutual Life Insurance companies
of this state. The law also postpones
from June TO Judy the date Of filing
lists OF policy holders by the dates
originally set.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
Ward Entertained at shanahal.

Shanghai, May George G. Ward
OF New York, vice president Of the
Commercial Pacific Cable company,
who arrived here recently to supervise
the completion of the Manila Shanghai
link, was entertained by the American
associations of China at a banquet at
which several distinguished Chinese
who were among those present heart
ally welcomed the new cable connec
4ion with the United States.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
Resolve to Defer Agitation,

Odessa, May 5.-The Jewish politi
cal association of Southwestern Rus
sia have unanimo\ly resolved to de-
fer any parliamentary agitation for
equality in civil and political rights un-
til the session of parliament in the
year 1907.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06

Ladies Belts IS Each.

Just arrived another lot of swell
gold gilt belts in all sizes. Also
many white embroidered belts
with beautiful ocean pearl buckle.
Real SOC values.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
Four Rioters Killed.

Passaic, N. j., May 5.-In battle'I
between giotous Italian strikers andI
the police Saturday, four of the riot
ers wereAshot and number Of the po
!ioemen &njured. ONE Of the men,
pays die. gkThirtxtwo hen were made
priS0nerstby the houce,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
No Foundation for Run1or,

Havana, May 5.-The Associated
Press is in a position to state that
there Is absolutely no foundation in
fact for the statement that there IS a
revolutionary movement on foot in the
eastern end Of the Island of Cuba or
elsewhere.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
Banks Will Consolidate

Nashville, May 5.-A Montgomery
Ala, dispatch says that the Merchants
and Planters Farley National and the
First National banks of that city, are
to consolidate with capital of 1000.
900. A. M. Baldwin will be president
OF the consolidated banks.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06

White Linen IOC Yard.

Another shipment of 500 yards
just in CT our excellent quality
white linen. Far ahead of any
thing offered at 1899 and 15e yard.
Exactly 33 in wide.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
= Ft. Window Shades 2sc

Extra quality water color strong
cloth window shade in light and
dark green in plain, fringed or
gold trimmed. Fixtures complete.
25c each.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
crew Arrives at plymouth.

Plymouth, England, May 5.-The
crew of the wrecked steamer Anglo.
Peruvian numbering SO men were
landed here Friday by the Mohawk.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06

Knoxville, May 5.-Another disas-
trous fire, entailing a loss estimated
at about 100000, occurred in the
wholesale section of Gay street early
Saturday morning. The candy fac
tory and wholesale confection estab-
hshment of the LittlefieId & Steere
company was completely destroyed,
causing a loss of about $4,000 on the
building and about $4,000 on it's con-
TENS
The two upper floors of the McMil.
Ian, Hazen & Co., wholesale shoes, was
totally gutted, and the three floors and
contents were damaged by water loss
on building and contents about S175,-
900.
The Hambright Skirt and Pants fac
tory adjoining the shoe house, was
damaged by smoke and water to the
extent of about $4,000.
The fire originated in the basement
OF the candy factory, and that build
ing was quickly consumed. The five
story Commerce building, in which the
three establishments were located, is
one of the largest and most modern
structures in the business section.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
I5C Curtain Swiss at lOC.

Sheer smooth quality beautiful
white curtain Swiss with large or
small white dot or slripe that is
easily worth half more. 36 inch
wide.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06

Why take dozen things to cure that
cough? Kepnedy's Lsxative Honey and
Tar drives the cold out through your
bowels. Sold by W. A. Rs mbert
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
Light Gray BriIIianteen,

An exceptionally beautiful lot
of neat silk finish brillianteens
Very smooth and perfect finish.
Only soc per yard.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
Ladies Collars

Many neat daity patterns in en-
brotdered turnovers at 1Oc eht h.
Strong line light lace collars with
large tab at 15 to 25c.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
Mihdraws from oubernatoriaI Race.

Nashville, May 5.--A lockwood.
Tennessee, dispatch to the Banner
says that Asbury Wright, of that place.
has withdrawn from race for the Re
publican gubernatorial nomination.
This leaves the field open to Hon H.
Clay Evans, of Chattanooga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
Mems Shirts 3Oc Each.

A large assortment of light and
medium dark patterns in percale
shirts that are certainly hummers
for 30c. All sizes toll.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
Would Relnstats MldshInn,en.

Washington, May 5.-Senator Hale
has introduced bill authorizing the.
reappointment to the naval academy
Of three midshipmen recently dismiss
ed for hazing. They are Worth W.
Foster, George H. Melvin and Richard
T. deSaussure
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
FLAMES SWEEP OVER
CITY OF KNOXVILLE
For Third Time Fire Visits Bus.
mess Section.
LOSS is ESTIMATED AT 100000

Although the Entire Fire Department
Was on the Scene, They Had Not
Checked the Blaze at 1870 O'Clock
Saturday Morning.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-06
Corset Covers 25c Each.

Soft muslin, make in blouse eff
feet, tosom trimmed to depth of A
inch with valenciness lace and
pink and blue ribbon drawn
through very pretty and great
value.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
WOMAN HURLED FROM CARRIAGE
Escapes with Slight Injuries-Coschman
Badly Hurt.

While returning from drive in Central Park
last night the horses attached 10 a victoria, i'm
which Miss Marian Ropes. Of No 2S West Both
street. was being driven by Barney French. her
Goodman, Of No. 400 West 36th street. became
Gnmanagesble at the corner of Central Park
West and s5th street. and bolted In front of
no. l46 West Sjth street the victoria crashed
into salvation Army wagon. driven by Adoph
Fine, OF No. 52S West 36th street. Miss Ropes
and her coachman were thrown out OF the vic
'oris, but Fine kept his seat. and was unin-
iured.
French the coachman, sustained concussioR
81 the brain. and was removed 10 Roosevelt
Hospital by DR. Collie, and later transferred TO
Bellevue Hospital
DR. Sinclalr X. Royle OF No. l05 West 10Th
street. who witnessed the accident, went TO the
assistance OF Miss Ropes. who sustained lacera-
lions on the nose and chin. After dressing her
wounds be drove her in his carriage to her home
The runaway horses were captured before they
had run far-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
ITO IMPROVE OLD MT. SINAI PLOT
TWO TEN STORY aPARTMENT HOUSES WILL OCCUPY
THE PREMISES
Bamo Hotel Property in Lemon Aunue Changes HandSale Of
Fire Fine DueLEng Houses

Mandelbaum & Levine have sold two plots.
each 1Oo5x6O feet one at the southeast and the
other at the northeast corner of 9th street ana
Lexington avenue. This is part of the old Mount
Sinai Hospital property.
The buyers are builders. They will erect a
ten story apartment house on each plot
Louis Minsky has bought through Matthias
Radin his attorney from Henry J. McGuckir,
the Balmoral Hotel property, comprising the
block front on the east side OF Lenox avenue.
between 1l3th and Hath sts- II is five story
structure fronting 201.l0 feet in the avenue and
l25 feet I'm each street.
L. J. Philips & Co. have sold for Harry b.
Mingle No 3l5 West Seth st, five story Ameri-
can basement dwelling house, 1Sx10OS feet, to a
client. who viii occupy the house.
Sawson Hobbs have sold for Henry A
James to a client for occupancy the four story
brownstone high stoop dwelling house. No. los
West S5th St, l7.6x55y97.6.
Samuel J. Redick has sold No 223 West 18th
St. a dwelling house. 23x1O0-2 feet, for William
P. Floyd. Also sold for client No. 21S East
61st st, four story fathouse. 17x1O0 feet.
Henry d. winans & May have sold for Ar
mond c. Smith to +. Scholle No 9 East 10Th St.
a four story brownstone dwelling house. 2OxlO2.2
feet
The Il TAYLOR Sherman Company has sold for
a Dickson No 10 West 69th ST. four story
dwelling house 1Sx1O05 feet 10 DR. Roy Stanley
Howe.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Teller ave s. 80 ?; n Of l66h st: Tenure
Realty Company to X Dorsett mortgage.
l33h 81. No 724 East. 25y10O: Margaret 1. cal
iaghan Johanna Alexander ....-..-.......... 100
S 1u5 q OF Sd sBXlOO-5.
Powers TO James I Neehan; mortgage. $1,000. 100
wills ave. 29d $ 1OsKS0: Mary r Simpson
70 Richard x Maslen 100
John A Weser: mortgage $2s.O00 ...-.......... 100
18TH 81 n $50 II 0f 1st ave, 2JXiOO11: An
a al % Isaac Heller -..-............
4Oth 81 n ; $50 OF l0th ave 3Ox9s9: Elizabeth
Joseph kOrnhnuzer ..-.........-.....
Couverneur Place. No @. n 3. - Gx1i0 Margaret
Bergan TO Frank Il BeTgan and another. 80. 100
18TH 81. No II East. 25xiu0. Bessie Walcon 10
BERTHA Nssenson. sage S2s. 500 .......... lOo
69lh st. =. l50 n Of Central Park West, 5Ox
100 Central Park West Realty Company 70
Leo : Bling; mortgage So 600 .............,.
Dist No 4l3 West 25xiOO5: Alexander Tafts 10
Charles Biohl and another: mortgage, si4 600 100
Sullivan -. No l02 2SxlO0: Nathan n
CONAN ct al To- Gaetano Malone mortgage.
&g3 tan
l47th -. East - 90 half block; Herman
y Freedman % George y McDermott,
S21
Stth 30 12s East l52xln0 Isidore Iurkatope
Eugene ~ Pool mortgage. 81 200 ......-.. fn0
lat 30 1890. ~ 6. - 2K75. Joseph Kabatuk
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

T. Y Pescia Co. have sold for Samuel ,3Iatner
TO Morris Broads the five story triple nathouse
with stores, No 2Sis First ave. on a plot . sxlOO
feet.
Mark Biumenthal has sold to r Hoyer No. 307
west nth ST. a five story hathouse. 25xlOO feet
John y. Kirwan has sold No ss7 West 18th 81
four story frame building with a two story byjcl.
building in the rear. Z5xl00 feet
Folsom Brothers have sold the five story tena-
ment house on lot zxloo feet, No. 547 West 18th
ST.. for Mr.. Rosenberg 90 a Mr Stone
Charles HibsOn & Co have bought for q client ,be
three story and basement private dwelling house
No l4i East 2sth 81. lot ls9XiOO feet The same
brokers have resod the property TO Mrs Fridf.t
Murphy Also resold for William ]. Whitaker Ia
client tho four story broWnsone single aafI,o,,sa
No al4 East 9Th 81. on lot 20Nl0o feet;
Neisberger kaufman sold Tor NJ Badt & Son
10 client No 10 West ilsih St. Ave story
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
REPORTED LEASES.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has negotiated
the Following leases: The six story building No.
3O' Pearl ST, for John and William Van wyck to
the National Roller Company, for ten years. at
an aggregate rental OF about S3s 900; sub-lea sed
for the National Roller Company the four upper
floors OF No 3O1 Pearl St for five years 10 Rer-
mum Co. envelope manufacturers, the four
upper floors Of No. IL Spruce st. for the Social
istic Cooperative Publishing Association To the
Bates Advertising Company for ten years at an
aggregate rental Of about $4,000
Van Nliet e. Place have leased for fern, oe
years the three five story and basemen, buil6-
ings Nos. CSC 6SS and $50 Greenwich ST 10 the
Consolidated California Vineyard Companv at
an aggregate rental OF $50 900. The owner -V-fI
make extensive alterations TO the premises
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
tBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.

Minneapolis. April S.-The full extent OF the dar-
ing robbery Of old plate ana valuable jewelry from
the vault In the home Of DR.. Joshua y. Pnault,
no li06 Mount Curve avenue has been asceTtained.
The loot viii probably foot up 10 over s2o0.0o0.
Wainwright first hired out 20 J. n. Blake, who lives
next door 10 tho Pinaults and il on the recon-
rnendstion Of Mr. Blake that he was taken into the
\ employ OF DR.. Pinault. He had always shown him
lsef a faithful servant while acting coachman.
and his gontlemauly appearance was greatly in his
favor.
He was first engaged by DR.. Pinault last No
venber- u appears that he Immediately made an
effort 10 become familiar with the house. So far
as can be learned the theft was not mmitte6 all
at once. but was extended several weeks.
Some OF the stolen articles paWned I'm local
pewnsh0ps nearly 2 month before the May rob
hery IS supposed 10 have taken place.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
REALTY NOTES.

Folsom Brothers have leased the following:
For Feneral Daniel f. Sckles. the four story
and basement private house Ne % Fifth ave,
for a term of years; for Mrs. Ward the frve
story and basement house No. 81 West 18th ST..
for a term of years: for Mrs. T Foulke. the
three story and basement house No. $50 West
21st st. for term OF years. and for Howard
COnkling. the three story and basement house
No 307 West 136th st
The II. Taylor Sherman Company have sold
for Mrs A. W. Haynes her place at Pine Hill,
Ulster County. known Restawhile.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
THROUGH LINES LESSEN TRANSFERS.

Ouen Root, Jr., general manager OF the New York
city Railway Company said yesterday that the
decrease in the number OF transfers issued to mas
sengers In 1905. compared with 1894. was due to
. through lines being established. where formerly
changes OF cars Were necessary. He cited the
lines across Sth street lsth street and across the
WILLIAMSBURG Bridge, We'll the line from tie
Grand Central stHton 10 The West 2sd street ferry
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04

ct al to Bertha Takarka: mortgsgs sI.ooo' 10 100
Nc Mccaloch aio !" to Mary j Mccuilogh mortgage I,
West 2 St > 80 q, q aon.yS.i ave: Richard
Ks Andrew TO 400 6dTs5d y, y 5ss st. a51iOo Eva
ssssns hsasT %qTssse Stss E14SS ;lSSOG ;
Lot %rSes Ses 1ecEs @ap Van Nest PARK 100
'ig5Ts1 Fsi Kaiser %i:' John SS'Hf'
coa%SUs ave No es5. 5, 2S a1lOo: Julius Levy
TO Herman Brand and another; mortgage ,oo
124ii S st. No so0 west 2 500 Ls.gSls Yssky 100
.s,s S David s YessE a = part Of Itb ave- is sss7s
g Thomas Jer%sn 70 Margarett, t,s 5sr%sn .%s Iss1i4s
ss 4sth St St $ St sss # OF Of lin lin ave ave iSs1S
coalabas caa5s' aver sfs Nas e ss7 ana 5eaIlSS
Is5pb Is Ey M a3 s aa West e5xee in Charles fioz
wasssr % Michael Pisapia and another; mort 100
23sS NS sss west 2i.a1Ss: Herman Lunins to 100
sf.Ss sT9ni aTs s' a al 80 ii of i36h ST. sO1
l oS S1ysts Realty snS fSRstsscon ss c company
stanton s. corner Allen st. S2xso & Jtbs Jnmss 100
iOs6 2SiisioO; sss asSsse SS 100
10th eff s A9sa 75s It Of Tx%s0n Henry
1s eiter st No 20 s7s @ Eas i 9sis Margaret saery
OH Julius b.ags s m0F'sss af a. 81 Sxii4 wakoneld
,s,5 81 %.. s9 Psams. at
to Margaret Jer%rnan man
Edwara eay t to Hynan Realty mortgage 100
4Osh st. No 45i west 2Ox9s9; Joseph Sohnhaussr
0rdI Absft II Fssler ISL m3Esssss s5c sSOSon Fankc
ct al to Jakob Loeb: mortgage. s5475O. 100
Cannon St No i1S e :, 25xl00 Solomon Franhei ,oo
al Barnet Cohen mortgage s34 100 A'V
Avenue D. Nos ard 10 s. 81 2xso; Id AaynAa SLn 100
Wallach o Louis Schaffer; mortgage SSl 2cV-: ~"
Suffolk ST. No 185. 25x1Oo. BeTnshrd Fleck 10 100
Abraham Meller; mortgage, SIT Nv
Stanton st. No 76. $. 23x6S; Abraham LsF5 10
Max Lippmann and another; mortgage. Sls.vv.
2lst 81. No 405 West. 22x90 Cornelius u fleIhs roo
Annie Dufcrt: mortgage. Sl4,9o- 4O"
18th Nos 21O and DC East 44x92: Wilhelmln1
Bohland and another 10 Abraham Cohn; mort 100
gage, sJOOUO
Macdougal ST. No 40. 25xlO0: G Zueearo ,no
et al to Antonio Veniero; mortgage. $40 A"'
l4th St No 626 East, 80 2xl033 Razie DiaInohu 1oo
Freeman ST. IS It W Of Chisholm ST. 2oxb.;
Lewis Y Ia Velle TO William Prosnitz; mort
Madison st. No 2s2 $ 25xlO0; Isaac Blumen-
thai al 20 Charles Cohen and another; mort 1oo
Isl ave No 1881. W 25xI4; Flora Pick Caro- ,on
line Adler; mortgage $500 ~
st W s 80 II of l39th st. ZoNtV--
Christian Kuhner 10 Louis Schaeter' naortsase' 1oo
Manhattan ave No $50, W $ I5xsO: Samuel L
Parrish to Ida III u jacques mortgage. SSis.p-
Bathgate w POS 119th st: JoEsn-
q Kenny Thomas Moore mortgage sl,eO iVo
Delaney ST, No 26s TO 2T2 n $, "a exloO; A6ran
Bachrach and another, executors 10 JACOB Fu- "a,
ct al: mortgage, $b5VOo Aso'''0
Levy Belle Lpser: mortgage. ss9gp:. I'o
l3Sth ST. 100 IT Of Brown Place, zfiO1IVl'
John 9 Htchman 10 William Lang: mortgage" ,no
I'd aye SSS T;ar II 10 Of psSie Sgs I pa sos5O
10th { No 42O East. 21x1OO5 3: Adolph NJ Fischel -
et al TO Davis Matusow. mortgage. $4,000. 1''
Shakespeare ave. 90 8 IL s of lIOth st. x0Sll4s
Gersger & Hans Realty Company TO Mary a.
Wassermann; mortgage. $4,000 ....-'.'.'-'.'-- iV0
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
TO HONOR CIVIL WAR HISTORIAN

Andrew Carnegie J. Pierpont Morgan. Seth Low
the Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix and other leading cit
izens have become interested in a movement
looking 20 the recognition OF the forty-two years
~ labor by Thomas S. Townsend thar has re-
suited In tie creation OF The Townsend Library
u The civil War which WAS purchased and pre-
scented Columbia University. NJ Townsend
now nearly eighty years old is enjoying a well
earned retirement ais home In this city The
movement has been under the charge % j. Henry
Hager. the veteran journalist. who was on the
star of The New York World" when the first
number issued IN June, 1860.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
LIS PENOENS.

Sd ave : . cor s1st St % 4x67.4 Simon Oberfelder
aCt Israel Winegrad action lien attor
ney, H. Swain - So,
C5lanfz al: action declare vsndees hen attorney L.
II. Levin -. -,
Jiiz 81 al: action forecoss mechancs' lien; atOr
Cohen Brothers
81 ave- No II: Rroadway No 5os; eoth 81 No IA
Rroome St No 461; Mercer St, No 81 and bTth
St No East Arthur q. F. Moser sgt- Edith H. F&s
indiv and exrx 81 al; partition; attorney. II. NJ T.
Beekman
f30errk 81 Ne IL; United Family Society Morris
Fisher; specific performance attorneys. Kelly & QUINN
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
NEW FIFTH AVE. BUILDING PLANNED

Plans have been filed with Buildings Super
intendent Murphy FOR six story business build
ing to be erected al No. 435 Fifth ave. for
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company, as trus-
tee for the Ives estate the owner of the plot.
The building is 10 he "a feet front and 100 feet
deep with an extension The facade is TO be Of
brick with trimmings of white marble II Is 10
cost $40 000. Edwin Wilbur is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
SYNDICATE GETS FLUSHING TRACT.

MauIice b. Blumenthal, formerly Deputy At
torney General Of this state has purchased Tor
a syndicate Of Western investors tract OF
about seventy acres fronting on Jamaica Road.
betwee~ Mil Road and Quarrelsone Lake,
Flushing Long Island for over 100000
Mr. BlumenthRl represents several syndlcateS
of investors operating in Queens Borough real
estate He said yesterday his clients intended
to hold the parcels for development and I'M
mr., an8
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
ANNEX FOR PUTNAM HOUSE.

Plans have been filed for the enlargement or
the old Putnam Houpse. at 26th ST and Fourth
ave- by the annexing of the old style three story
loft and store building No. 375 Fourth ave-
which Is 10 be made into a cafe. with sleeping
apartments above The improvements are TO be
made for the Putnam Holdings Company, OF
which John L. Martin is president.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

A, "A Nesev st-By BRYAN L Kenuelly Cathedral Park
way n $ 100 f. OF Broacway. 12xt9 H. vacant; J .
Is.tar n A Uanner al. @ y Miller. atty: r j
Mcsiaire ref due. s57 30 60 etc. $715 "A
withdrawn
~ Ioseuh l. . s. 2i5 II n of 1TOth ST.
1a&if2S A., HoscobeI ave X Y irreR . II Meehan
ulia Baker ct al. Leonard B.onner atty; l. II Ward
ref: partition; taxes etc. $3.50 3d. 10 Patrick Meehan
% 81 300
ave 50slUO , sty dwg n. vacant; T T. Van Fleet
Tatrifl carry al atty: Frank Schaef
ner ref due SsiS 90 etc S2. Josephine
Garry for S2O75
New-York tribune., 1906-04-04
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

9th ave. No 435. for six story brick factory.
"a sx1O0: Ives estate, owner; F. Wilour' archi-
4stb St No 5ss 10 537 West, for four story
brick stable and lofts. 75xSO; Acme Building
Avenue A s e corner 18th St. for a six story
brick tenement house ana store. zcHoo ~ ~
Danzizer owner; G.. F. Pelham, archttect---..-
2d ave. No. 1875 to 2O2. for a six story fathouss
and stores 81 6x09: RoCkmore & Kramer,
owners: c.. F. Pelham. architect ....--.-.- .-.-
Monroe St Nos 326 and 32s for a SIX story
brick hathouse. 44x57; ". Fisher. owner: C. A.
MilIner architect ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.