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New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

A. Mandel has bought from Mr.. Posner Nos.
233 and 255 East 11th St. story tenement
houses. plot 50x1u0 feet.
Frank Peavey has sold No. 1OC West 1O1st St, a
five story fathouse. on a plot 256x1OO11 feet.
Frederick Zttel has sold for Mrs. Sadie Mayer
NO I04 West SSth St. three story dwelling house
on lot 1Sx100s feet.
George II. Tiemeyer has resold the five story fiat
house No. West 1920 ST., lot 25x9911 feet to
Margaret NJ. McCauley.
Rosa HammerschlaS has sold No. los West 1O1st
ST, a hVe story hathouse, lot 256x100.1 feet.
j. Romaine Brown & Co have bought from John
McNulty the plot 10Ox2O5 feet, at the northwest
corner Of hatonah ave. and 239th St
west side of Boston Post Road, extending through
TO White Plains Road. about fifty feet south OF
East Chester Landing Road. The plot for
merIy the rOadbed of the Old East Chester Landing
ROAD, and was bought at auction by Mr.. Hutter q
lew years ago. The buyers Blum Brothers, of
lIeuaire' ONO. who recently bought adjoining
plot from Mr.. Hutter and now control a frontage
OF 10 feet on Boston Post Road
The Ernst-Cahn Realty Company has sold for
William B. Potter 70 David Mintz No 2432 Walton
ave, brick and frame two-family house, on lot
23EH feet. Also sold for A. II. Sanders No ISL
IrIllJy ave hve story new law hathouse on
plot S9x1OO feet - -
20 John Miller two four story double hathouses
with stores, No 24S9 and 244l Jerome ave, on plot
o4.oxgO feet Also sold for A & L. Schwartz a one
Iafnlly dwelling house in Berran ave- 70 feet
hoIth OF llsth St, on lot 25X1G0 feet
August Kuhn has sold Nos 500 and Sol Courtlandt
ave. ave three story nathouse with store on lot
Jacob & Philip Kronenberger have sold for a
client the new family house No i5l7 Rryanr
49, --' 1'''a
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

Cres'on ave, ., % f. g of 1s3 81. F-rete~fo.
Wohe agt N.iiEde Realty srd Const-ucri7r
company, July = 1896 ........ ........ 4
same pTopertN: Wilsan. Adams s. co as-. same,
tune -. ~ "l-
same nroPerty: Les Sess e. al agt same: June
= i"'"--
same properly; A'ues Deaue ast same: Aug 3
'''' '-'.'
sane pIcpe'ty. the Standard Damp prooGuq and
fso'hnd company agt same. Sept IS 1905
Sane property. LAMB y Syinmc.s ast. same. July
3 1905 ......-.........
seth ST., $ 2S7 # " cf a,h ave Herrinsbon.
Metal Isth Co agt- g J. Fieishman ct al.
Oct. % 1905. ....-.............
Brown Pl.. e s. whole front between 1sath ana
18TH sts. RaLltcn Bros agt Jacob Me.sel
18TH 81. No 132 East: Theodore Cohn agt Louis
I.oweE1Cf. ATril 6. 1906. ..............
Same property. Joseph Klausmer aet. same,
1l5th ST.. 10 12I 49, Fast. BENJAMIN Y
SHERMAN aEt L. Kurleu"k ct al; oct. l..
Br,aduay. s. o. cor l4lst et.: George 4 Nreeland
at Louis l.. Todd MAJ 16 t905 .......-..... I.
l,NIn ST. g.. leo Fl of Central Park West.
y. Eherhart & son company sst. Abraham Sill.
serson et al. Aur. u. 1896. -..... .-...-...-..
l"tth st. No. ia West. Conrad Ba-er aSt Ellen
coVInau G; al. Feb - Observation-Disclosures.
Grant ave- No So. Pasqt alo ~trep7l1e act.
Wayer!- "orrtrp"f;on COMPANY; July 1914
'iy bondt ..-......
Ilpth ST. ~ - West a.,anan WladvzloV aEt
Max Hirsafal7 - al, oct. 81. 1906 Inv deposiU.
c-rn ST. Nos 80 AMI 15G West; George SsunNcrs-
SON aer estate of Jacob =. Marshall: sept. l..
1896 tr-- devos.io
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
100000 WALL ST. DEAL.
INVESTOR THE BUYER.
Wood-Hamon Company Gets an
other Staten Island Tract.

The Orient a new twelve story office building on
plot 72x6 TX irregular, at the southeast corner Of
Wall and Pearl SITS. has been sold by Douglas
Robinson. Charles S. Brown & Co, for w. h.
Aston The property has been held at 900. The
buyer il an investor.
The Mood Harmon Company has purchased from
A Duer Irving through Cornelius G. Kolff, the
Irving property in the Richmond Turnpike. Castle
ton avenue and Zebra avenue, adjoining Silver
Lake Park. on Grymes Hill, comprising about 450
lots It commands a fine view OF New York Bay
and is directly the line OF the trolley. about ten
minutes from ST. George. Mr.. Kolff has also sold
the property in Tompkns ave, Hyatt St. st.
George comprising plot 14S feet front in Tomp-
kins and 2l7 feet deep within 15O feet Of Hyatt
St. known the Seminary property. 1t also COM
mands view of New York Bay and the Battery.
Charles F. Zentgraf is the seller and Nathan Keep
pier the purchaser. Tho consideration was S31 900
Also sold for Charles Rosenberg to E. V. Pescia &
co. tract of land in Parkinson ave- Grasmere
comprising, approximately. 200 lots; the Sharrott
property Sls acres. with house, in Amboy Road,
near Pleasant Plains, ,or Henry A Tabb and
others to Howard Zeluff. for $500: the Johnston
property, in the Richmond Turnpike. near Zebra
comprising 20 lots. for he Johnston estate to
H. White contractor and builder, and the Nelson
homestead tract on HchmCnd Terrace New
Brighton, within about five minutes of the St.
George ferry tunnel for Helen Nelson to Charles
ROsenberG
Title 10 No. sol 5th ave. 21Ox9S feet was trans
ferred yesterday by Frances Z. Francis to Helen
c. Bostwick, who retransferred half interest in
the premises 70 Alberto BoStwick
George Nicholas las bought from Potter &
BROTHER and Maud r. McNickar Nos and 8
35x9S.9 feet. s Osgood Pell & Co were the brokers
IN the sale of No. g
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
MECHANICS LIENS.

1lith st. No 162 East: Abraham weitz g, al AIT
Max kesser, owner and contractor. ....-.' $3.50
1EoSpect ave, W. 6. a3 II. :. al 16Gtb St T5xI44
Cr C1otenain I'M Hordon ct al agt Isaac L. Shapiro
Amsterdam M OHtacso1' - ,435
Io0NloO Isaac A Adler agt Goldberg a smith
owners apd contractors. ...........e. 21o
1aoTso.1 Rows System Company agt Cathedral
PrdsSsCf 1Pl2eoF ave- \, ;,.;, s175
1155 HA% & H. S59apiTo 9wner and contractor. a57
yerman aEt A d. Benedetto owner; L. Roth
bart, contractor. ..........'. - ~ ON
l5lst st. s. 80 It. =. of Ola Broadway 81 2Y
irregular: A T. Klotz Fireproofns COMPANY
hsL D. toI1Inan Realty and Construction com
psny, owner and contractor. -. ,bo
East Broadway Nos nd 13a EIorou,ir- -
sSL Harris and Samuel Sakolski owners and
T9Pring aye.. E :. l75 It s Of i75ih St ioos ''0
~ William sinnott al sgt Rasha Arnold
owner Aaron Arnold contractor. .......' soS
lOs1 a Sc GeoIro H9 s. s. Wes, Joseph La spIna
il9th St. No Al and "a East; Thomas F Mo ~"
2aul Construction Company aet Ensfen a
owners and contractors. ..-....... 2ss
IN ST., :. :. lu5 IT. ". Of Pleasant ave. s7sx
lS51h ST. :. 2o5.6 IT ST. AIMS ave. 5ox '-''
f,Tao sane avn agt- same 1850
Ivv' J. Nlcei & Co. agt. Joseph WokenberK
and Luigi Cerbine, owners and contractors ! 400
%. @ ST, : $ ~, # 2. Of Sd 12Ox1OO, same
agl Irylns simon and Joseph Wolkenberg own
els and contractors ............ ~ 600
on s.. Nos az and ia; sans agt Joseph
, W olkenberS. owner ana contractor. A5o
uIar; Samuel GTeenwald agt. Charles + Air,s
-, ,E .iIHy,lE u sullivan ana George J. Eraus.
"neIs and contractors All
SStH st. No 227 233 East: Morris Riiov,itz -
go Ivi.1 odenfeinIer and James Keller own
Us louis JaTo. contractor .................. "a
lasFuaLf MauSin-1 agt George W. Lockwood
o"nS- ana contractor. ............. 100
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06

LIS PENDENS.

loIth s., :. $50 It Of 81 ave. c5xl0o Il Masda
lena ageL "Nrx agt William Mcthn~r ct al foreclosure
OF mortgage. attGrUer II T. Salisbury.
1lSIh st. 70 ls5 last: Kari NJ WallaCh CT Iouls
Dslm % al. foreclosure r mortgage. attorney. : \
TuoXmsu
i2sth 81. No - to 20l West Hans vause aFt New
YORK LIE nsnTnnc" ari Trust Co., Al. perform
anoG; attCrneg O.. 4. Arnsteiu
l4cth ST 1T>15. T-a-vq~4 Trsr'r~-,
Carey ast Samuel e nrihhen ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage; aligrn'}s ATnsteiu a Levy.
Amsterdam ave - II n of lGlth st l5OT in1-
simon shanlr' ct ri. ast Jacob Goldberg lo.e-
closure or mortgage. attorney. y Aleinikof
li4th ST.. s 425 o. sth ave 25yaa II. Morris
r M7cFenze Rst Agnes Reyher al. foreclosure q!
mortgage. ATTORNEY. T.. j. II well
Lots t62 90" as, 100 1b7 and J5s. amended map Of
section Z. WISE estate Bronx, t6th 81 S35 to a41
ihst. e'th st. No a42 % a4s Fast; l12th st = 90
90 and Er1ome ST. No 533, Henry White aEt Louis J.
Je "cv@s action 20 impress etto-ney l. Kara
st " ~
l(@C1 ave. w. vdrl" front between Ita5 and I43d
'# t' ''>'''. '"Hh NH't'e@- - Co,lRe DeI'1u
a. -. '"..-- performance. attg.Ee,s Hymes, Woytiseh
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
TAINTED COLBY'S HELP
Machine" offered to Make Coz
ern0rskip Deal, Says Freeman.

East Orange Nov. Sat q MONDAY meeting Of
candidates the Independent Citizens party
ticket held here today. Alden Freeman, mayoralty
candidate for East Orange on the Independent and
fuson tickets. said that . man representing the
financial in power IN the stare had asked
1or and received an audience with State Senator
Everett -olCv in lis lFreenansb house within a
few days. and had tLcn and there told Colby that
II he would make one speech for the regular Re
publican ticket this fan The machine would sup
port him for Governor OF New Jersey.
Amid ;he thunderous cheers of those present Mr.
Freeman related that Mr.. Colby had emphatically
spuIned the offer, wheIoupon the alleged emisssry
representative oS the corporate interests had
declared addressing himself % 81. Colby:
We'll. colby. NOI'il have % vote for either Dry
den 'Jim Smith for United States Senator"
M. Colby when ree1 this afternoon. declined 70
sdd anything ta Nr. Freeman story % the meet
ing A. his house when the proposition as 10 the
RoNerucrsLlp was made
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
NEWARK THE CRUZ.
As Esscr County Goes, So Viii 90
the Whole State.

Election in New Jersey centres in Newark. As
Newark goes the Assembly ticket so will in all
human probability, the county 60. and as the
county goes the is likely 60 for the eleven
Assenahlyrnen from Essex viii Offset the twelve
from Hudson. i, as now seems most likely those
from Essex arc Republicans end those from Hud-
son Democrats.
The latter is a certainty II Essex goes Repuhii-
can Senator Dryden viii be returned for six years
without a possibility OF doubt. Even IL the
county goes Democratic. he may stIIl succeed him
self.
The Democratic managers figure thirty-six sure
seats IN TIE stale Senate and house allow the
Republicans twenjy-eight and leave seventeen in
DOUBT. The Republicans claim ftty-rine out OF q
total % eighty-oue seats in tie 3oint meeting.
A conservative estimate based upon figures from
elerg county obtained from correspondents. ire
epective of party. and balancing tho other as
60 bias. gives the Republicans forty-four. or three
more than a majority, without EsseXs eleven.
That would elect DRYDEN % succeed himself by two
majority as TWO OF the forty-four allowed the Re
puolicaus would for him. They are Senator
Colby, OF Essex County, and Guy Fake. OF Bergen,
who is the Republican candidate for Assembly on
Entl-Drydon platform.
With a clear Republican majority, Colby would
vote against Dryden, but should the joint session
line up forty and forty. with Colby the odd man,
II is pretty certain that. failing TO force com
promise candidate upon his party, he would
line up with Tie rest The estimate that gives the
Republicans forty-four allows the Democrats 4
3oint membership Of twenty ty-four and leves tlT-
Ia The congress elections The indications are that
TIE Republicans VIII certainly lose one they
NOW hold, and run big chance Of losing two
A. present the Congress delegation stands nine
Republicans and one Democrat. Both instead of
one of the Hudson County members viii be Demo
cratic IN the next delegation, and the Democrats
Fssex Colnty-that now represented by Congress
an Wilsy-and also &c 10 o2rr The Psssaie Bergen.
named district VIII DO so by q narrow margin.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
RAIL HAD CAUSED TROUBLE BEFORE
Structural Weakness Alleged In Atlantic
City Wreck Inquest.

Atlantic City Nov. 5-The inquest into the Thor
oughfare wreck continued here to-day. The most
important witness Lloyd Byers. an electrician
who was connected with the company that bu!lt
the bridge. He testified that the rail which was
responsible for the trouble had stuck several times
and that the only explanation he could ofter was
that the raj! had not been properly laid
B. Bates. q track foreman on the PenIsyiVaInH'
admitted that there had been trouble on the br!dee
Two women who witnessed the wreck, Mary anu
Martha Hammill testified 10 the bravery VI '''0
motoTman Of the train
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
, SCHOLARS SEE MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Man, infatuated with Young Sister-in-Law,
Shoots Wife and Self.
fRv Te1erra,h - Tn. rr,hune

Richmond Va, Nov 6-Following quarrel with
his twenty -year-old wife. who charged him with
inhdelity after learning of iufatuaton existing
between W and her thirteen-year old sister
Charles Hftks. of Panther Gap this morning twice
shot the woman. who died instantly. and then
leaning against her dead body. sent bullet into
his own heart.
The couple had been living at the home OF Mrs
Hicks's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Forbes fToin
which place Hicks had been ordered TO move after
his intimacy with the girl had become known
The shooting. which took place in the yard was
witnessed by the children in a nearby schoolhOuse
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
PRIEST KICKS PARISHI0NER.
Says Doctor Kept Automobile in Front Of
Church as Advertisement.
- Telerraph to The Tribune. J


St Louis, Nov. b.-The Rev Father o O'Leary OF
Notre Dame Church. in Wellston struck and
kicked Dr. Frank J. Dinseman in the presence Of
many parishioners for arriving in an automobile
late 10 Sunday mass and leaving tho machine in
front OF the church. Dr. Dingemen says he
chershes malice and will let the matter crop.
Father OI.eary excuses his action on the ground
that DR.. Dingeman had nsulted him by repeatedly
disobeying his commands not to let the automobile
stand in front Of the church. Father OEeary says
DR.. Dingeman uses the automobile a profess
sonal advertisement.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
COOPER UNION LECTURES BEGIN AGAIN

Campalgn speaking being at an end Cooper
Union is once more available for lectures meet
iugs. etc. and in cooperation with the trustees
Of The union the public lecture bureau of the
Board OF Education has arranged for the open
ing 81 the large assembly haH as a public lecture
centre tomorrow evening win lecture a.,
Around the Historic Mediterranean by Dr. Levi.
CASTOR
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
WHITES AND NEGROES FIGHT.
Two Men Probably Fatally injured In Mis-
sissippi Race Riot.
rr, Telegraph 10 The Tribune

New Orleans. Nov. 5.-Two whlte men "e'e PIoY- P
,,,, ,o,s1I, ;n4ryed and one Negro had his arms
and legs shot 10 pieces in a small race rot III Wig
gins Miss on sundey. The Negro was caushl
trespassnG. and before he was arrested ne shot
B D. Mitchell, a white man, through the mead
Mobs of both whites and Negroes TOT 'leu IiiheoI va
,,I,, Aftar Smith had been arrested the jail
vas dvnanited. Smith escaped, but was atter,
ward captured by q mob. The Negroes raIIleu
- sn,,tn support and when the two parties met
over i've hundred shots we're fired. Several wnIte
men and Negroes were signify Wouhuea' Aho
afTrev seems be at an end
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
TO PROTEST TO FEDERATION.
Theatrical Union Objects to Central Fed
Grated Union Supervision.

Philip Kelly, delegate of the Theatrical Pro
tective Union one of the two unions suspended on
Sunday by the Central Federated Union for re-
fusing to order their members strike TO force
the re-employment Of the old chorus of the Metro
politan Opera House. said last night that the mat
ter would be taken UP by the executive board OF
his union He also said that he would notify the
secretary Of the International Union OF Stage
Hands, of which his organization was a part, to
protest to the American Federation OF Labor
against the action of the Central Federated Union
He added that the action Of the latter was against
hN-law
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
sTENsLAND AND Herring SENTENCED

Chicago, Nov. 5.-Paul o. stensland, formerly
president Of the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
who was arrested in Morocco and Henry W. Her
ing, formerly cashier Of the samo institution were
TO-DAY sentenced nv Judge PinCkrey. in the Grim
mai count 10 lHdet"rnlnafe terms the peniten-
tary for embezzleln"nt and forgery. The sentences
may run from one to ten years Tho sentence given
Stenslaud to-day Is concurrent with the one ne
receiH ed several weeks ago.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
coNvlcTs DRAG ENGINE TO FIRE.

The shed over the pumping machinery os tie
Blsckwels Island quarry destroyed bv fire
yesterday. The local fire apparatus proved strong
enough 10 cope with the flames. ConvIcts rendered
valuable help by dragging The engine n Tie frc
the horses being scattered all over be island
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
HELPLESS BESIDE DEAD MOTHER.
Woman Tied by Rheumatism to Chair Near
Body Since Friday.

Mrs Mary Donegan, of No. 295 Adams street.
Brooklyn, found yesterday helpless from
rheumatism and starving beside the body Of her
mother. who died Friday. in their home. Mrs.
Donegan had tried TO summon help. but her voice
wes too weak be heard, and she could not move
from her chair.
TO the Adams street police station The police
summoned medical aid for Mrs. Donegan. and the
coroner took charge of the body Of her mother,
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first is that OF the debtor. the second
that OF the creditor. and date when judgment was
fled
(csnceledl s1lO 90
Levine Abraham and Jacob shapiro-P. Green;
1903 rs 30
Ge6S ...',.4e... .........,' 100 81
Sweeser VIM. A-w J. ArkeIl. 1891 -. 1.5sO IS
Hillside Realty Construction Company-Henry
ter st al October toi ], 1905 .........e 500 80
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
MORE GOOD TIMES NEEDED.
Fall River Operatives Told Their Request
for Advance Is Premature.

Fall River Mass Nov. 5-In reply to its letter
requesting an advance in wages of 10 per cent the
Textile Council received to-day reply from the
manufn oturers' association that the request was
nramature and that there must he n longer run
of the present improved business before the propo
stton could ha considered
The manufacturers added that the average mar
gin OF pront since July J. the date OF tho last ad
vance of 10 per cent warranted only an increase
OF 6T7 cent?
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
ELECTRIC LINES COMPANY DEFEATED

TIE Appellate Division yesterday handed down a
decision Affirming an order by Justice Bischon in
f1 case of tae people. the relation Of the
New York Electric Lines Company against VIII
lam =. Ellison, CorEnlissiorer OF the Department
o. Water supply Gas and Eecuiclty. The com
vany Claimed the night - lay crnduits for cleo
lric wires UnGer an. street in fhe city under L
FRANCHISE alleged 70 nav" been - Hrcd 1fte@
years ago. Appiioattcu was MAJ. goa 2. nana4-
i-'s % compel tle oOn1mi-= rn-. .u grant Ur--Itl
=" open re et!e'rE snd 20. -... .,ai I.r- '... f..
n si.Hg GCi..-.. I..as d. .. .- t.-t I'll. -..t
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
NOVEMBER GRAND JURY SWORN IN.

Judge OSullivan, IN swearing in the November
grand jury IN Part l, General Session, yesterday,
made no reference whatever 10 politics. although
Il is expected that large number Of cases for
illegal voting viii be presented TO them during tile
month. He gave the Jurym@n the statutory charge,
defining their duty, and said that there were only
l5l cases awaiting tLeir action.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
Europe are
CARONIA. FOR LIVERPOOL
E H NJ Gum. Mr.. and Mrs. R. z. Straw
Baron HeRenmuller. bridge.
Mr. Arthur James. Mr.. and Mrs Bransby Will
Mr. Mrs. Peter Martin Jams.
Mr. Mrs. Bernard Scott. Mrs W B. Redmond
KAISER WILHELM DER CROSSE FOR BREMEN
Ny and Mrs. Hamilton K. Colonel and Mrs. John p.
Beatty Wiser
Mr. Mrs. Anthony ]. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Shain-
Drexel. waid.
Mr I. C. l. Maxwell.
Gerry. Mr.. and Mrs. g " D. North
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
LAckAwANNA ANSWERS EMPLOYEES

Scranton. Penn. Nov. 5.-The switchmen en-
ployed by the Delaware. Lackawannn & West
ern Railroad between Hoookel and Buffalo 1o-da "
received TIE hnal answer of The company their
demands for an Increase i'm wages. with ShOr'e~
hours. Both SIDES refuse give the contents or
the answer. but il IS rumOrcd that The deman nus
IA ref sod
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
BOTH SIDES Confident.
State Chairmen Briggs and GourIey
Girc Ont Estimates.

Trenton NOV. 5.-Frank o. Briggs. chairman
OF the Republican state Committee. said to-day:
There * absolutely doubt of great Repuo-
hcsn victory At the polls Tomorrow. We give
the Democrats Hunterlon. Warren and Sussex
and they Will likely get Democratic Assembly
delegation in Hudson. with the exception % As
semhl2 man Scott. who. ] believe. viii be re-
elected.
There IS hard fight in cape May but from
tho last reports l have I believe Hand, the Re
publicsn Senatorial "a ndidate. Will pull through
We shall carry Essex by reduced. but sRfe
majority our Republican Assembly ticket there
wlll he elected without doubt.
Internal diScord among the Democrats OF
Passaic viii give that county, with Nood
Mckeen. Republican, as tho next Senator. and
G complete Republican Assembly ticket. There
is Uo doubt Of the other counties Robbins. Re
publican. Will have no difficulty IN landing ms
Sena jorShn i'm burlington. and Jackson Is a sure
winner in NliddlcscN
The Democrats VII have a few more votes IN
the Legislature this winter, enough 10 MAKE
& respectable minority party, bu1 we slal.
be largely in the ma iOTitv and aSsuredly safe on
doing their duty ar the polls Jo-morrcw our sue
cess viii be overwhelming.
Paterson. Nov. civilian J. Gourley. chair
man Of the Democratic state Committee. claims
the Legislature on jont ballot. He claims
twelve AsseublyInen from Hudson, which has a
Democratic Senator; eleven AsseTnblymen from
FIsseX. five Assemblylnen and the Senator from
PHssaic the Assemblyman and Senator from
Cape May the three Assemblymen from Mon
mouth end an even break in Union, besides
electing all IN the sure Democratic counties.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Rrosdway n. y. cor 18Th ST. 99llxiG0. STATE
Realty and Mortgage 60. loans Times Reais
66tn ST.. r. s, I45 II O II 81 are. 45x 100 .
George Rcard loans NIX =. Kramer and Henry
Ircirucre ..-.....
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

MaGi@on St 10 r. P. Of Cstharins st for q
A -r 500 TICK tenement 25lGXS7. = Shea
,oWner' bernstein bernstein. architects So5 Hoo
Nesi St N"s. SOS and 500 a ere story fri-. 90
Sjate. 44N-'; e. v. King, &. Richter
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
SALE OF FINE DWELLING HOUSE.

Childe H ChiIds has sold No. s East 54th
four story brownstOne dwelling house q lot 20x
lGl5 feet. The buyer Will occupy the premises.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mrs. Lena F. FerrauIt. whose name was men
TONED in connection with the Love Syndicate
which per1leEed tho United States courts for some
time. appeared yesterday in the Tonlbs court s,J
surrendered herself Sh" charged with grand
on November 1s. ''
Joh2 Is baker or No. % East 4Sth street mem
Der of the Metropolitan cub decided vaatorl,,.
I" Eiiadra" lus complaint OF reckless driving
SsaIhs, IhomFS Z Ryan, a cabmau. of No ~
Bakers carriage in Central PARK on SUNDAY.
4 far opened last MIGHT ~ Al cot,,.
school Han Both street and Madison avonpe "a
provide funds for a new parish house which tho
Rev James w Power jh" rector intends 10 erect
su 'haEi'oio lines. The building UIII p.oy.ia 40
C"niu"oHN'l- for % day nursery. .f,.r, III. .'',t
fI"I 'I ""..i"aT'non Rll "a cane. for ytla 80.
pa 7--s aI- V,I4 @ "'.i'1 ''.-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06

Your vote is safe when you have cast t. Don't
LEI little thing like breakfast keep you from
going 10 the polls early to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06

Tho Republican ticket will win to- day because
the candidates clean and able and deserve tc
wn Vote the straight ticket early.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06

Go to the polls early TO-DAY and have peace of
mind for the rest OF tire holiday. duty we'll
performed brings happiness.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
Lost.

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IL on back; 81 reward SwarthoUt. The Tribune
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

WASHINGTON Nov. 5-The condition of the Treas
ury at the beginning Of business to-day
follows:
RESERVE FUND.