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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
OLD TRIBUNE EMPLoYE DEAD,

Patrick Nulty. an oldtime employe Of The Trib
une. died yesterday morning his home No 113l
Crotona Park North. He was more than eighty
years old. Mr. Nulty first went to work for The
Tribune in the pressroom in October. 1919 In June
1872, he was made assistant foreman which place he
held until he retired. on December II 1905 on
account Of his age. Mr.. NuIty was considered
for years the best possible to obtain in his de-
partment. He possessed not only tact and skill in
handling the men under him. but great physical
strength and bravery.
In resolutions presented by The Tribune AssocIa
uon about the time OF his retirement he was de-
scribed as having been the principal reliance Of
the pressroom for years. His loyalty to the paper
ana MS courage were shown strikingy one night
when the pressmen decided to strike Mr. NuIty
locked them all in the pressroom and forced them
10 get out the paper time against their will
When experiments were being made with new STYLES
OF presses Mr. Nulty's intelligence and thorough
knowledge OF his work made him invaluable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
TIGHE AGAIN ACCUSED.
SAID to Haze Recommended POOL
room Man as Tenant.

Magistrate Tighe, according 10 witness o'''ie
Commissioner Bingham. recommended yesterday AZ
tenants the men who were arrested as operators Oh
An alleged poolroom in the Franklin BUILDING No
Iss Remscn-st. Brooklyn. The testimony was gwen
bv Clinton James agent Of the building, in the uai
OF Police Captain Shaw for neglect OF duty III per
hitting poolroorn TO operate. The pooroom' II Is
alleged was in the building for three years, and
was known 10 every gambler. newsooy ana pToies-
sionaI racetrack sport I'm Brooklyn.
When seen last night Magistrate Iighe admitted
he had written the letter recommending Ihomas
McAleer as q tenant Mr. James. the agent OF
the Franklin Building He said he wrote the letter
in June Of last year, and thai he supposed McAleI
intended 10 continue his former business as resi-
estate agent in the Franklin Building. Magistrate
righe said that he had made Investigations into
The financial standing Of McAleer and he hau
found IL good The letter he said, simply recon-
mended McAIeer in regard TO his finances ne had
no idea THAI McAleer was gambler.
The Commissioner fined Shaw ive days pay ana
:.fterward fined Inspector John Wiegand five days
lay for negligence in the same case. Police Cap
tain Gardiner was fined two days pay for neglect
OF duty: similar charge against Police captain
Formosa was dismissed, while IN the case OF Ponce
Captain Condor Judgment was reserved General
Bingham crossed the bridge IN his ofhclai capacl'S
Tor The first time yesterday
Nearly Two years ago the Auti-Policy Society. Of
which Captain J. Norton Goddard was the head
asked for Tighes dismissal from the bench alleging
leuienly in handling alleged 9Oolroom operators ar
raignei before him. I-N-Judge q. q. Reynolds was
Division II the supreme Court IN Kings touIl1 S
After hearing the evidence M Reynolds recon-
mendcd that Tghe be removed oul me court III ou
not act iu accordance with me s
The policy men whom Tighe had discharged fr'
Gust -y were aFterward indicted by the grand jun,
and several were convicted on the same eFIaehOe
Tlgl.n had flETega~GpQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
OBITUARY.
MAJOR JOHN Il. VAN WICK

Major John H. Van Wyck died yesterday at ms
home. No. 46 West 2lst-st. He was born IN thls
city on August Do 1886. and educated in the
public schools and at the New York Free Academy
When the civil War broke out he enlisted in the
9th New-York Regiment. Later he served IN the
SD and 1921 New-YoPk Volunteers. He entered as
a private. promoted to captain and brevetted
major for gallant and mertorious services. He
OF the fifty fororn hope volunteers who
made the assault Port Hudson. La. June Is
1868. He served under Generals Sheridan, W. b.
Franklin, Sherman. Banks and Emory. He was
past commander Of Wadsworth Post No. Il and
A. s Williams Post No 81 and member Of the
memorial committee OF the Grand Army of ,he Re
public
From 1917 TO 1855 Major Van Wyck was col
lector of internal revenue, and later he was com
missioner of appTaisement and assessment lie
was a relative Of Cornelius Van Wyck Lawrence
who was the first Mayor Of this city. He was also
a cousin OF ex-AIayOr Van WyCk, of eN-Judge an
Nyck. OF General Charles II. Van WICK and VIII
lam Van Wyck and brother Of Colonel William
+. Van Wyck. He a charter member Of the
NcW-Yoik Athletic club the Holland Society. the
Sons Of the Revolution, the Nineteenth Army corps
the Army OF the Potomac and the Veterans OF the
9Th Regiment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
PETITIONS IN eANKRlJprcv

Inc following petitions In bankruptcy We're filed
Emile 5. Clarke No. 200 West g5tb-st a,, ~
--s Central Park West; liabilities 81. 4O1. asssts
S',s5-- The principal creditors are the Henry A.
2elo Company. No. 100 shave s2s5o secIra,,
Dy HE insurance policy. the A. F Montayne Com
9iny' NO la5 5fh-aEe-. Sz93S The assets copsis,
81 dressmaking goods on hand. uncompleted so.
household goods and clothing tlS5. fixtures a..
'Ne remaining assets consist Of accounts due from
customers, an residing IN the better residertfaI
seeu"hs ana adjoining cities. amounting 70 s. 3gs
-"itls z Hart, dentist, No 262 West 2ad-st
80 - - 81 Ntcholas-ave-. liabilities s. 024
- s-'y INC principal creditor is Julius 90
tist- so - Murnlngside-aVe.. $4,000 The .lssefs
49,. Ifesh,%l Instruments and fixtures 5000
7-.-i T. lia-4f WAS appointed receiver az the
ssIsI-es. ~ Gerstman a BaHdEan jewellers -,
~ -Niss.ii4-si-. with bond % SIS 600 o,ife
- i.-..-. ~ albert Sandman COMPOSING the
- 1900 NED voluntary petition in bank
1ss eepls ~ s11,3Sg and assets u s6S -
49, '''u4t"Is ate th- ~ Jumissiar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
RESALEOF PARK PLACE PARCEL
Has 4 FRONTAGE OF 100 FEET EXCONGRESSMAN d.
d. Levy THE SELLER.
s. c Bernstein and H. RosentHa Buy Eight East Side HoasesN'
Ozcner for Pnkaue. Lot

East sOth-st. a five story double hathouse 2oXlVoS
feet To Iiebler 4 Hartman. g. ,tor,,
SCHNEIDER & Lebler have sold the HNt $50 $50
factory and tenement houses AT the So. A. .vs1
corner OF Avenue and 1st-st on a ,pl11tt .ftIe
feet. Emil Markus and Joseph HldNac loiu tltIC,
NJ Adler has sold the six story IeIleLeiilt mus
No 1O1 Orchard-st., 25.2xsS feet, to NJ Sorlnsky;
Joseph l.. Buttenwieser has sold the easterly Il,t
of the plot lots which he owns at the nortH-
of WillOw-ave. and l3tth-st-
Williamson Bryant have sold Tor OharleS
Smith to Frank h. Walker No. Goa Bergen-aVe., a
four story hathouse on a lot 22SXD.iX Irregular.
The Ernst-Cahn Realty Company has sold FOR a
client to Frank b. Walker No sol Prospect-aNe'
a four story hathouse lot &XlOO feet
Marks & Jervis have sold the three story nat
house No. lll4 JaCkSOn-ave., lot HiN6t5 tett
for Harry h. Burlington II. Breslin.
J. Clarence Davies has sold for Sadie SeIBinan
No. $40 Union-ave.. a frame hathouse on a l"l
20Xl00 feet
Edward A. SchiH has sold to a Mr. Guttmanp
Nos. 1881 and 1888 Tiffany-st, two two family
houses, plot A1Ox1OO feet.
Charles p HallOck has sold TO 5. X. Waldron 10
1885 CrotOna-aye.. a two story frame dWelllhg
house, on lot 25X1OS9 feet.
+. V. PesCia & Co. have sold for kallman Cohen
TO Benjamin MargOlieS the four story tenement
house No. So Market-st, adjoining the southeast
Giacomo Migonico the six story tenement house
No. bl lst-ave.; for George Freeman 10 a Mr..
kantrOwitz the six story tenement house No. 80
PeaSant-ave. plot 10 by s. feet, and for George
PurseT, trustee, client the four story tenement
house No Il5 East l1Oth-st.
Samuel Bookman has sold Nos. 1874 and 1856 East
S6th-st-, four story hathouSe plot 81 by lV22
feet. John J. Cody was the broker.
The Sterling Realty Company has sold 10 a MT
Peterson plot 100 by 100 feet at the northwest
corner OF Isham-st, and Sherman-ave. The Equit-
able Realty Company the broker. The buyer
will improve the property.
l.. Napoleon Levy has sold a hathouse at the
northwest corner OF 3d-aVe. and 17Sth-St. % by
100 feet. to James V. Ganly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30

rutland & Whiting Company have sold for eX-
Congressman Jefferson NJ Levy No 50 to a PARK
Place. two five story and basement and suo-oeiaI
buildings on a plot 1OOx9O feet The seller bought
the property last week from the Milton estate
The property was bought by Mr.. Milton In I0''
from Columbia College.
Leon S AItmayer has sold for George F. John-
son to Simon c. Bernstein and Harry Rosentha
the five tenement houses on the east side OF 20
ave between LIST and % SITS. and known rs NOS 20
and 2S 2d-ave He has also sold for Mr.. Johnson 10
the same buyers the three five story tenement
houses Nos 10. 10 and Il 1st-st, between the
Bowery and 2d-ave. The 2d-ave. parcels have been
owned by the Johnson family for about one nun
dred years.
The purchasers of these houses have successfully
altered many uptown buildings and will extensively
improve the eight buildings included in the deal
Mr. Altmayer, the broker in this transaction re-
Gently sold for Mr.. johnson the block Of six build
ings known the Parkville Apartments. No. SZ5
SS3 Park-ave. and No 100 East 76th-st; also the
row of six buildings known as the Montgomery
Apartments No 230 to 240 East S6th-st
The three deals. involving the sale OF twenty
buildings. was conducted by Mr.. Altmayer on an all
cash basis. and property valued at over NOOO was
Pease e Gilman have sold for F.. Maynard No.
927 Park-ave., hve story hathOuse 25Nloo Feet TO
E. B. Meyrowitz is the buyer of No 235 5th-ave.,
recently sold for Alice Connolly and Sarah l..
Holly. through Gross g. Gross. He also owns No.
237 5th-ave. He will erect loft and store building
the TWO lots.
The report that Boehm & Coon had leased the
New-YOrk Club property at the southwest corner
pany was said yesterday be premature.
The MCNickar Gaillard Realty Company mas
leased for long term OF Years Ior 5 5RS Garde
East 4Oth-St., a plot 39XlU0 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At IA Vesey-st-B BY Joseph Day: 1872 15s 62d ST.
loo II Of Amsterdam sly triple fiat n, each
2JXlOU; voluntary sale; l2U 1Tth-st. 300 n u 9th
- 6xg2 sly dwlg sale estate
Of James Dowd 1J2 south between Peck slip and
Dovcrst. - 6NI6X irreg h, with vol
untary sale: 42T 16thst 2le Avenue A. 25X
b2 front and n; voluntary sale Irving P
nth 27N9O: sty brick dwg n: voluntary sale
1913 llhth-st 10 II Of Lexington 25XOl. sty
bldg, with bldg. voluntary sale 80 Division
247 II Eldriigest "a 7X75 4X21 1OX6i .,
ten b, with voluntary sale; 20 MOrtOn-s 100
II Of Bedford 25XBU double h; voluntary
sale; 10 Goth 1GO II Of 3d-aye 3XlO0S; sty
double fiat h. with stores voluntary sale; Hath
Morrisave G4SlOl XSlV1OO old bdgs voluntary sale
Broadway. l+th 90 lXlOO, voluntary
sale: 81 Nicholas ls+th S91lNlt0; vacant
voluntary sale; 500 800 Brook bet West
chescrave and i4aths 54Ns2 9X6Ox54 g. fat h.
9th 2sjK92 D; voluntary sale, road leading
Westchester Landing Swamp road II
Of Sd st. 51x152 Madison X5OXI4J g; q Mead
Jr. eXr. Warren Ferris ct al; Fletcher McC & H.
attys; Corn, ref amount due. 1888 u taxes.
SOP 80
BY Bryan L. Kennedy: Orchard-st, 1sS-200 $. II
IT Of East HOUston-st. 371OX1OO7. story a.
voluntary sale. LudlOw-st III. 8 bet Houston
and stanton 25ES76; story H. with stores:
untary sale Orchardst 163. lO16 Of stanton
St 266XS76: ten with stores; voluntary
by samuel CiOldstiCker- Broadway, 147th-st
99.11Nl25, vacant, Involuntary sale.
BY Charles A. Berrian lst-ave. 9S5, n " 54th-s
2l166; story brick ten h; J Gartelmann agt Emma
Paar ct al; Gerding. atty; Henry smith ref
Partition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
W4NTED TO SERVE TERN.
Man offered to Substitute Himself
for CAPTAIN Fan Setback.

Dudley : Phelps, jr. one of the counsel for
Captain Van Schaick the convicted master Of
the General Slocum, gave $4,000 bail yester-
day. and the captain was released from the
Tombs He would talk but little. saying that
some II the reporters had misquoted him. He
said. however. that his men were as well trained
as the rev OF any other river steamer in these
waters.
1T should be remembered" he said. that
these men were not graduates Of some high
class university. nor were they West Point ca
diets. lu, simply ordinary, hard working river
men. ! guess they did as well as some Of the
trained crews could have done. All the fire
drills and fire apparatus and other equipment
IN the world would never have saved the Slo
,lra."
Henry I. Burnett. eX-United States Attorney
Tor the Southern District Of New-York, said
yesterday that he would turn the matter OF the
appeal Of Captain Van Schaick over To Henry
J.. Stimsou. the new incumbent. on Wednesday.
1ir Stimsou viii be in charge on Thursday.
Ernest +. Baldwin. special United States As
sislaut District Attorney, Will probably argue
s-r appeal and draw the brief.
Both Nr Baldwin and General Burnett said
that iu their opinion the conviction would be
affirmed by the United States Circuit Court Of
appeals.
General Burnett said that Judge Thomas's rul-
Sings were rarely reversed When asked as 20
the prosecution Of the officials Of the KnCker-
booker Steamship Company who under in
di,tmeut De said that these prosecutions were
now under consideration. Mr. StmsOn, he said
would have entire charge OF that matter Re
parliuE thu failure 10 convict Inspector Lund-
burg. DE ascribed il 10 the weakness Of the evil
d'ure and the fact that he had been inSpec-
tor only few weeks. MT. Burnett said he be-
LeEed that il the crew of the SlOcum had been
pr0Uerly trained in the fire drill the fire could
10
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MECHANICS, LIENS.

lolst-st $ s.. 100 # = Of LIST ave. John Giles
company agt. : Pollock and John Goodman
owners; Pollock & Goodman contractors. ...--. 81 3
l45th- ST., $ 100 IT, q. of 9TH ave. 15OxIOO-
CranweH Construction Company agt. Times
Realty ard Construction Company. owner Ca
ruCCi Bros contractors -....... q
0tn ave. No 800 Maurice a sullivan AIT John
Doe, owner, CrOcker 4 Andrews contractors
ltth-s St No ia to lis West. same agt. same
42d st. No. East. same agt Sol Rloom owner
Crocker * Andrews. contractors .-........
onth st. No. l59 West. NJ. Abbotts sons aEt Alice
NJ. Beck owner and contractor .....-..
4oth St, No. AS2 West William NJ Thomson and
another agt. Prescott Realty COMPANY owner
Milton j. r noernberg. contractor. .....-.....-.
same property; same agt. ....--.-... 10
Paramount Place, s. g.. - II. W. OF clinton ave
SNS6; Church F.. Gates & Co aEt Aba Rr1fn
ner. owner and contractor ...-.....- =
&}+th-st-, n S. 100 f. W. Of KinEsbri5Ea-sya Eox
90, same aEt. Adeua ScOheld owner: Edward
lo4Jh,st.. No III TO III West. Richard +
Ihioaut agt- Rosenberg, Finebrrg 4 Freedman
owners; Dresner Bros contractors ....---......- l.
SedKwick ave. W. r.. 2+l II. n. OF Eailev-avs
Z5Nleo, Ferdinand MCNanus AIT KlnrsbrfIgs
building Company, owner and contractor 70
cd ST.. Nos. 30 and - East. William 2, Gerhard
agt. Eleanor l. Keller owner. George Keller
l6oth-st No N53 to So East. PasquaIe salvatore
ast. F!ood Construction Company owner ana
contractor --..-..... -..-.. 7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30

Merchants Association. 5sth-st, and Sd-ave $685..
$40 secured by accounts: J.. NJ Wofstein, No Is
John-st I123 secured: the Metropolitan Bank
50 334 secured by merchandise; the State Bank,
81 600 secured by merchandise. r. \. Rudenbach,
No 81 Maiden Lane. $780, Cornell & Andrews. No
Maiden Lane SO, 1868. The assets consist Of stock
26T5 subject to liens OF the state and MetropO-
lis banks Of s5.394; fixtures. $l0.676; accounts
S44SIS: an equity OF 5000 Il claimed I'm the ac-
count Of the Consumers Merchants Association.
and also sums in the Metropolitan and State
banks the sum not being known, as the books had
not been balanced. - -.
Theodore ID. Lyons No. 145 East l03d-st.; habili-
ties Sq94. assets S31e6 The principal creditor IS
Margaret NJ Hail. t943. The assets consist Of
medical and surgical Instruments S2"; lie lnsur-
2 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
LIS PENDENs.

~, Nonree-st s15 a. ~ ef s.,r,,, - 90
i"i tuou. attorney, I. uol hrer '''' Aul 90 al Q
80 N'n. Neorge "a. Dream aVair-- To-,
S,i foreclosure 90 mortgage. ATTORNEYS 'sSoo Norn
+lst st. g.. ~ n W ~ el -l,s o.. ,-os
NINA roper against Henry Schoenfel1t n,,,tV Wilhel
C. Forster W. '''N'''7h lien etc. attorney
Arlen property in the towns of Fe-I e toN map %
closure ~ rr'I, lat asanst Thomas GileraD
o, ~, -l''S fiate 2G4 a. ~ VS. It,soh
~~HOA u toFeeose mechanic lien. attorney NSsnane;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
MRS. FRANK PLUMLEY.

Mortified, Vt, Jan 29-Mrs Frank Plumley. one
Of the best known women in the State and wife
Of the French Venezuelan arbitrator. died at her
home here to-day. In the adjustment Of the claims
Of the French government against the government
Of Venezuela. Mrs Plumley took an active part
with her husband who was the referee. She visited
Venezuela assist in an Investigation, and at the
final meeting Of the representatives. Of both gov
ernmeDts before the referee here Mrs Plumley
acted as interpreter TO the commission. She leaves
har husband and two children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
EIeHTYsIx, AND OWES ALIMoNy.

Married In 1851 separated in 1856 Mrs Amelia
Merritt. seventy-siX years old, yesterday asked su-
prene Court Justice Amend TO punish her husband
John Il. Merritt. aged eighty-six for conternpt OF
court in not paying her almonv at the rate 81 q,
q week Decision was reserved. The total amount
OF back almony which Mrs. Merritt claims she is
entitled 10 IS s. go Justice Inerabar8 prarte5 ~,
Merritt decree OF separation in 1850 The decree
carried allmony Of $3.50 in "A lump sum and S36
week Tor the remainder other life. 800 W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30

Set ~ No Is East 2Ox 1922; Alexander Lambert
h. John ward. jr; mortzase $zy.uUp. -
zod st 10 Dos East. 2Ux7O. Ralph Samueis 81 az
n, F-rela Karch mortgage Sl.tuo-- -. 800
ftSfb 81 No 8Cg West. 25Xluo.lls anna VI Brow"
ing 10 Adolphus Gutenberg; an tue
Pearl 81. Nos 20 and pa s. 4AK lrIeEuat
prrlinr Slip No g. s f. u 2x4O4 Henry Les
burger to Henrietta Frankel. mortgage. FensVnV'
Webster ave. =. no n Of scott ave. COX J..
regular. Jecatur-ave. =. 800 r OF scott
ave 81 4x222. 3. Benjamin Folhemus TO
Charles Forbach and another -.----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
sATIsEIEOs MECHANICS, LIENS

+-I ST. Ne. - East, 4lst st. No. 40 East. Isaac
COMPANY, Jan Iary Il. ,at5 '7-'
t4th- ST. No. ~ East. Charles IL sou-bs-j ,-,t-st
Elias Kempner; June - 1905
NlhBshridge Road, n. g.. $50 H. W 81 Reservoir
ave, Frederick j. Twomey against KanzD T.s
nyTry company 81 al; January a. Ie05 ,can-
1850 ST. No 40 20 81 Wesi Ma, f,..
against Max Miller, January % 1905
"a 1S Iy , ave. n corner Merrll-st Phillip
CeTuher y. 1905. -...... ''''''''' ~
w ms ave No. 40, James Mcdonnell ar.fr-t
Samuel Williams et al; June IA Iqs5 ''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
A 100000 ANNEX FOR THE SAVOY.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintend
ent Murphy for a new ten story hotel to be built
as an annex 70 the Hotel Savoy the lot No.
East 5Sth-st. for the Bretagne Company. 1t is to
be p feet front and 1928 feet deep, with facade
Of brick and limestone to harmonic with the
main building. The annex is to 100000
cordng the estimate of c. s. Mott, the arChi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
BUYS FACTORY SITE IN cARTeR-AVE.

Martin S Cohen has sold for client two lots
in Carter-ave., between 176th and nth SITS. for
$3.50 each. The property. It is said will be inn
proved in the spring with factory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At IA Nesey-st-By Joseph p Day. Broadway 1923
s S73 It Of 6Oth-st. 2s11x14l.6x25x126.1 lease
hold: story stone front bldg; F j Rieser agt
Hewlett et al; Paul Armitage, atty: A Thiery, ref
amt due, S6.757 80; to the plaintiff for 50 600
BY Bernard Smyth g Sons. 34th-st 100. g. Il It e
OF Ith-aye 29X249, 10 part; story front ten
also 34th-st 1855 100 II OF 7th-ave 1S6x9S9: 1-6
part. story stone front Henry agt j
Burr; l. Bronner. atty; veteran ref amt due
ss,4Ol ~: adjourned TO February 1e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

washington 81. "a. 8. 355 q ~ 81 RniIrogI Az.
[II1NluS. L. Emory ClocSe. attorney. loans Mar,
-. s.. n $ 9Sl-lU n. OF White Plains Road
EE1NI"V. Herbert :. Ogden attorney ioatrs
So. ~. =. 100 r. W. OF Central Park Wsst
-u"io ~. To- h2d 81 Title Guarantee ami
-. 81. n ;. 'oo H. W OF tortlandt. ave 6o
NJ NY M"rIsare Company loans rhorp,~ m,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
TO IMPROVE TRINITY PLACE BUILDING.

Plans have been filed for the remodelIing Of the
three story and basement stable Nos. &C and IS
Trinity Place, into five story and basement loft
building. for the American Express Company. The
structure Is have plumbing and lighting
plant. sanitary floors and new stRircases. The
improvements to cost $50 600, according to the
estimate Of G. c. Clark the architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
ELLERY n. Will SON.

East Providence, r. l.. Jan. 29-Ellery II. wilson
identified with the political history of this State
for the last two decades died suddenly AT his home
here to-day Mr.. Wilson born in NewBritain
Conn. i'm 1915 He served ten years in the Rhode
Island General Assembly. and for two years was
Speaker Of the House. He was also Collector OF
Customs for the Port Of Providence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
FATHER DONOVAN.

Father Donovan. for several years chaplain Of
various hospitals and institutions died in St Fran
cis's Hospital yesterday from heart failure. He
was forty years old and came TO New-YOrk from
Western parish. He was known TO the patients Of
all the big hospitals and the city prisons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
INVESTOR IN WEST SIDE DEAL.

Parish. Fisher & Co. have sold for Isidor Fried
man the two new sixetory and basement apart
ment houses on plot 1OOxlOO11 feet, in West 117th-
ST. feet west of LenOx-ave.. to client for in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
Will REeUILp ELM.sr. STRUCTURE.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has sold for the
New-York Life Insurance Company the five story
and basement building Nos. 80 and 30 Elm-st, and
Nos. 535 and 537 Pearl-st. The building covers a
plot about 5Ox75 feet 1t is assessed by city
SIS, 900 Floyd H Crane is the purchaser. After the
building has been altered IL will be rented for in
yeStment purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
ALE OF PARCEL HELD EIGHTY YEARS.

Mandelbaum & Levine have bought from the
Syms estate No 81 to II Canal-st.. northeast
corner Of Auen-st. three five story tenement
houses, on a plot 5Ox54 feet. The property has
been held by the Syms family for more than
eighty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-30
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLAN.

"Sih S.. No. East, for ten story brirl, hotel
-SN"-.S, hretagne Company, owner. q. r. Mott
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Real Estate.
The Cumulative Exue.
rience of Two Decade.

More than twenty wears
ago, the Title Guarantee
and Trust Company intro
duced title insurance into
New York.
1t then and there estah
lished a standard in titla
examination and in real
estate transactions gener.
ally, that meant the IN
lifting Of the entire real
estate world.
y eve TT h elesS it has
improved on its beginning
and theaCCumulated value
of its experience is now at
the pubiC's disposal.