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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
uERSEY SENATE SCANDAL.
Investigation, 1t Is SAID, WM 90
Deep Into Graft Charges.
rPv telegraph 70 The Tribune
o.. ------sr-f.-r- or-a "a the

--re,to1 March 2a-Everythlng else in the Legis-
ssfure is temporarily sidetracked by the chaiBes
-,referred against Senators Shinn and Martens.
The cloud OF scandal rests over the closing Gays o.
this session as IL did the closing days OF the
last In this case. however. final Adjournment
promises 20 be delayed. for an investigation such
as the Senate is bound 10 hold VIII interfere WIN
fbe -egular course Of legislation
Nothing else was talked about around the SIa1e
House to-day Whatever may be the truth as TO the
scsndal the situation IS regarded as unpleasant 10
sav The least There were a few Senators and AS
lsenblymen around the corridors Shinn and Mar
lens are supposed 10 have been at their homes.
hThev have announced that they viii promptly ask
Aor an investigation when the Senate conVenes on
MONDAY night Both the Senators in question and
1he Senate Itself were criticised in certain quar-
sers to-day for not taking some action before ad-
sourning for the week yesterday.
However that may all Pc, there VIII be no delay
on Monday night The moment an investigation is
demanded by the Senator's implicated. committee
VIII be named by the President
He may name a special committee or he may
,designaJe the regular Judiciary Committee to IN
Sdertake the work Counsel viii undoubtedly be en-
ployed. and 81 is believed that William II. Corbn
VIII be retained.
Afr. Corhin has been concerned IN nearly every
Legislative Investigation for the last twenty years
and is considered especially adapted TO the task.
Just how long the Investigation VIII last and no"
.fi0ns. The state leaders. from the Governor down,
while they regret the unfortunate turn iu affairs,
aHre determined there shall be no holding back.
EThe probe VIII ha used 10 the utmost. and no at
tempr rhitev-ashinE unjust determination VIII
BE tolerated Tor an instant. The Investigation, they
insist. must be fun and fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30

2a3d st. 225.4 # e Of Disney ave s22R
SG s5oHer to sa a ssrkowti mortgage
iaa55 St 2i5 + q PARK ave. 75zao III
I3sth st. $. geo II OF Park ave. 25X99. Il;
John Kerr 10 Louis Icse. ......-......
% ave No 1889 to 1SsG, 5. 7S.ax74; Hyman
12Cth ST, n s. 27i6 u OF 81 ave. 30 6N99 II;
saul Federnian TO Abram Bachrach; mortgage.
seth st. =. 2la6 IT w Of west End ave nix
400 2 William G Wilson 10 Julia G. Inness.
e4t6 IS n 5 i75 # e or west End ave 50x
1000. James 9 Mack 70 Thomas y Devine.
"a ave- 30 2o6e. W s. 25x75. Raphael vanacore
20 Elias Nltzberg mortgage. $4,000. ...........
l23d ST. s 2G6 10 n vs. OF Amsterdam ave 80 *
100; Charles Honart 10 Rosie Elnstein; mort
1s5th St No 9as East 25x1lO Henry Kra1th TO
Bertha = Ebenstein; mortgage. $500. ........-
Hoe ave, No u4e s. G'1dO' June buHrn 10
Clara Abel, mortgage. $500 -.--.-.. -.-..-...
Lot 400 to 400. map Elizabeth r King, City
Island; sadie NJ Begen to city Real Estate Com
stanton ST. No PCS. g. 25x1OO: Annie Goldstein
to Louis Kahn; mortgage $50, 300. -.-..---.-...
Same property; Louis Kahn to Norris Sumansky
10Th ave. No SOC. s, "a sx1OO; Jennie Anderson
70 Jane / Gallon; mortgage, 81. ......-.....
Allen st. No a. 25XSI6, Jessie Folsom to
Abraham Haprn 81 al; mortgage, Slb,000.....-
Same n operty: Abraham HaIprfn 81 al to Sophia
Moore; mortgage. $50 600. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Broome st, No 400. s. 20 lOX643 Ella L Shook
et al to William Pendleton ct al..........-..
Lot g. map Wakefield, 1O0x114; Monatquot Real
Estate Company 10 Joseph Tuttle. ... ......-..
s9th ST. Nos 119 and 121 West. 5Ox1OOs: James
NJ Bell 70 Francis Welton; mortgage, Sl4OoO..
57th ST No 453 West. l6 Sx1OO5 Rosa Nahon to
Romon Nelez; mortgage $4,000. ..............-
Both 81. No 443 West, 25yl029; Annie NJ Goudey
to William F Loughlin; mortgage $4,000. 900.
Front st. No ia, $. 19.4xS4 3; Mir ME r Shields
10 Elizabeth Shields; mortgage. $500. .........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
REAL estate TRANSFERS

cqys Ne "a "A, eo % a Hester a ST. 5oAeo
-, Fin s LoTeR MEL and aa9t3sr $1,000
s 9ourger 81 al q 70 Isak sa ,5 Is 500
MaroR ell al 10 Joseph Dub et al, mortgage
1l2th st; No 1870 70 I84 East 80 6zi6oII Busi-
ness Mems Realty COMPANY 70 Joseph BerlIner
,i enS s ar he 5 mortsqse SIS 800 100
ness Mems Realty Company 70 julius Berllner
llth ave " $ 1910 4 Of 18Th ST. ZOHso, John
ION ST. s. 200 # W Of Isl ave re- $a5sf
s9GS Seis FAX to Carolina Ferri. mortgage,
CouIiandt ave No 796 s. g4xeI II CHARLES 100
Walker Louis Meyer Realty Company. mort
Momiugsde ave, E, 565 IT of 116th st. 531ox
es8. Caroline a.2d Foley to Arthur Price. mort
corlear ave, e s. sac II 5 Of 2a2d st. 25zi27;
selpha Berran TO Frank Bortlik. ...............
Same property. Mary F Belts to George BOW 1Oo
S George Sc 5 sqs TO Of Le2H ays l7119qo
other, mortgage $40. ................,...
sGieeoorgs Pdsted Henry se6nier; mortgage,
8Oth st. No 822 East 25xioo S: Casper II Hauck IVO
10 10 Henry Leist and another mortgage. s2i-
Lexington ave, s " corner s7th st. 100 sx66i: -'
5ss to Thomas oEfssss 5000 10000
~ 70 louise Hopf; mortgage. So 00.-..........
25Klos Henry J Cohen ct al David Garfield;
a7th 81 n 5, 900 Of sth ave 25xes o: Charles
Brs5 hurst 10 Benjamin Poh mortgage $1,000
stein e. al 70 Betty Frankel and another; mort
gage. $50 300 100
295 Rl, 81 No 3os to 8l4 East So 41os O. Israel
opel 10 John Miller and another; mortgage.
Same property; John Miller ct al 10 Nathan
HorWtzi mortgage, Sll3 100. ..-.............. 100
i-G5i hroadwa5. No 1916. 25x6l 10. John L
NublnsKy % Davis Skrow and another; mort
Madison 23o and 282 s 42x irregular:
harris Cohen et al TO Hyman Sklamber. mort
li2th st. No SO so East, 4sxIOO II: Business
anotber Fe4y S9mPsnS IT, julius Heriner and
6'th 81 Nos $50 and 532 West. 9, Howard
g Taylor 20 Annie NJ Robe al......-....... 100
I'4th - s. 221.4 n az Columbus ave 80 Ak
% lolll; Michael Faey 20 Katherine Weeks.
Soth 81, No Sl4 t0 3ls West. 55xlO0S. Charles
Frotze et al TO John W Condit mortgage. 100
2d ave g, 1904 n s Of 7ist ST. o Ix72 SIMON
marx and another executors, To Samuel Aufses
West Broad way, % q Walker 81 2xT5
gonn w CoGdt 10 Henry Acker and another.
4Oh 81, No $3.50 West 251as Q: Renee Brunei 10
iIeien 4 candle, mortgage. IS. SOC.
nam 81 = g., 20 n W 81 Pleasant 23xlOO
James Mitchell 10 Saliie O'Hara and
Brook ave No 1913 W s. 40 8x25. Albert i
seHwarzer 20 Isaac Bankfen. mortgage.
Lots % and 81 map i2a lots wits estate. Fl ~"
p rose company 10 Anton Femmlger.
Hnerin a. No H5- s.. 25y-rO Solomon Tenen-
uauih 10 Oscar pooroczynslii, mortgage Sa8 $50 100
same property. same 90 1po
a ave. No loi1. f.. 2a2fA. Clara Adler 20
'rafflei VI Lang. mortgage. 1on
- ave. No lQ3s, 2ly85. Joseph Freeman 10
'1ahflfl u Lang. mortgage, - 900 ........... 1oo
!, ' il7rnc ave- d ~ corner l75th ST.
ll1oihy + sullivan 20 Bronx Realty COMPANY:
0-Ne~s0' So-S ''-'--'..-.s. -...ss.s.....,.....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
DIVORCED WIFE CAPTURES CHILD.
Took Little Girl from Store Near Fathers
in Austin, Ill

! Worcester Mass. March 2s.-Hazel Bowers five
Eeyears old. whose mysterious disappearance from
her fathers home n Austin. Ill., set the police n
shat place and uf Chicago looking for Mrs Bowers
reached Worcester with her mother late last night
4 ~ Is with relatives NUue concerned VIII discuss
ishe case. The child WAS abducted from store
fTeKt 10 that a her father Everett " Bowers. IN
Austin Mrs Bowers was Immediately suspected
5 Mrs Bowers married 20 Bowers fourteen
srears ego In 1902 he deserted her. She obtained
q divorce January. 1eO4 the father To have Gus
.Iody o. the child one out of every four weeks The
child was kidnapped bv the father two years ago.
yThe mother worked IN mill institute search
fThrough an article in q Chicago newspaper a Chi
Iraao woman recognized Bowers and the child and
7-r0fe Judge w p. Stevens Through the efforts
~ eX-ConEressrlau John r Thayer. who made all
Ahe plans Mrs Bowers intercepted the child on her
sray' 10 a candy store and brought her back here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
MORE LONG ISLAND CITY SALES.

s Osgood Peu & Co. have made the following
Long Island City sales.
For client of the Huntington Rhnelander Real
" Company. twenty lots in Jackson ave; also d
parcel at jackson and Van Alst aves- to W. car
ence Martin, and parcel at Washington Pace ana
Jackson ave. J-.,. 49,.
The RandoIph-Thompson Realty company mas mas
sold the following Long Island city parcels: fOI
Henry Simmer to William y. Heard. two lots on
tho north side Of Jackson ave, 100 feet east OF
WASHINGTON Place being 81 4x113 irregular, and for
Anton Beuesch 70 Maxwell s. Names four lois on
The west side of Rapee ave, 25Xl0O feet each ABOUT
6S IS feet from Jackson ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
WILL ENLARGE sEAMENs INSTITUTE.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Murphy for the enlargement Of the Sea
mems Institute building, Nos. and State ST.
owned by the Coles estate. The present saloon on
the ground floor is 10 he removed, and the floor
made over into reading room for sailors and the
basement into a lounging room. The TOP sloTy
now occupied a a printing establishment IS 10 pc
made into mission offices, the second and third
floors being used for the institution at present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
THREE SOUTHAMPTON TRACTS SOLD.

Alfred f Schermerhon has sold three plots OF
Land on Captains Neck Lane, at southampton,
Long Island, comprising in all about twenty-eight
acres for George r. Schieffelin, Thomas R. Bower
ing and the estate Of CAPTAIN Elias White to G..
Warrington Curtis. He has also rented the follow
ing parcels. For Judge Henry Z. Rowland, the cot
taEe storm Along. fronting on the ocean, to j. Egg
mont SchermerhOrn: for Miss HerriCk. Cosy Cot,
I'm Main ST.. 10 J. Bowers Lee; for a Mr.. Van Nos
traud North Cottage. in First Neck Lane, to Good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
.LEDYARD's AUTOMOBILE HIT BY CAR

The automobile Of Lewis Cass Ledyard. driven
by Michael Sweeney, Of No. 10 West 18Th street
was struck by d southbound Broadway car last
night between 18th and 47th streets. The ma
chine spun around like a top and the rear axle
was smashed. No one was in the machine but
TIE chauffeur He was in a snash-up in the
New York Central tunnel several months ago
Iend recovered $1,000 damages recently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
BONN PROFESSOR FOR HARVARD.

Cambridge. Mass, March 2s.-Announcement was
shade to-day o. the appointment OF Professor Eu-
gene Kuhncmann Of Bonn University as Ger
tznany-s representative AZ Harvard for 1861 the
second year Of the international Interchange now
regularly established between Harvard University
.and the German Government. HaINa-as TDIra=a0-
Iastive for year has not been announced. Pros
ifeEsor Kuhuenaun is scholar and author ut note
t1Ee born in Hanover in ls6s and for more than
item years he has stood our iU Germany one of
tahe leaders n the new literary and spiritual u0ve-
fEnenf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
WEST SIDE HOUSE IN A TRADE.

Lowenstein. Papae & Co have sold for client
Nos 2409 Zl and 2l3 Sd ave. three FIVE story, four
family tenement houses with stores. adjoining the
southwest corner Of l2lth st. and ID ave. on plot
-5xe0 feet. also TesoId for a client the northeast
corner of Morningside Park East and nth St, a
five story apartment house lot 25Nl00 feet. In
exchange for this property the buyer gives five
story apartment house being built on the north
side Of lSSth st, $50 feet west of Amsterdam ave-
on plot 5Oxe9ll feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

A. No. Il Vesey st.-By Joseph P. 168 asth st.,
6. $50 II Of Amsterdam ave 2OxlOO.l1 story br
ten h. tiermanla Life ms Co agt j J sullivan ct al:
action !, ChOate, II & l. attys: /. Turner ref: amt
Iue S2Ls33 "a; taxes etc. $l,276 49, 164 9sth s.
10 n Of Amsterdam ave, 2OXlUO II, story ten
s5 , ae sane action 2 saTs etys same ref due
1905 II Of Mosholu ave, 26x1 l2x25Nl22 J Mason.
admir- etc, agt Frank Jaeger; Harold Swain atty: 10 y
Robinson. ref; amt due 81 2sS AZ taxes etc IS e5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
TANNER FEARS A CHANGE.
looks for Democratic House if G. A. R. Is
Not Treated Better
IRy Telegraph % me Tribune ]

, Atlanta. March 29.-"H the Republican party does
slot change its attitude toward the Grand Army
which IN some instances seems almost hostile"
ssaid Corporal James Tanner, commander Of the
Grand Army OF the Republic to-day, u would not
DE e,l-r-ised 10 see the next House Democratic
iFlzne-ially 90 object 10 that feature or the
.fl-l ttu now before Congress which contains the
PROVISION that all civil employees Of the government
.n0 have attained the of seventy years by 1913
shall be dropped from The rolls the n5n IN behalf
{ 81 which Is being led hy Congressman Tawney, Of
Fr- lfu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
LIS PENpENs.
10000

s5th St g. s. 1915 Il. " Of Avenue r IS sxfO2 2
neLIy freund agt Lima Gutman ct al foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE. NJ. Schntzer attorney
faceI or land beginning al intersection division
OF lands Of l. Napoleon Levy Antoinette Wood and
tls OF Audrew George containing Tu5 acres. York
tstSheser and Boston Railway Company agt Antointtte
Richards, attorney o. 80
r,l%<a st. n s., $50 r. W. OF Broadway 1O0N99 the
foui Realty Company Ida Kaufman mi fore
closure ~ mortsagel. O. Frankel. attorney.
1881 ST., g.. $50 H. III Broadway 1O0vaq II .
As az Max kessler Ct al foreclosure Of MORTGAGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
DWIGHT ALUMNI DINE

Eee fourteenth annual dinner Of the Dwight
A--iihi Association was held last night an rba
Holel Asior The president Of the association
Nl-ai'es r. huehes. was not present owing 10 alb
sence from the city The dinner u.s. - az
~ a lawyers affair. and it was OF a s. -ir-I,. ,-
80 l-al@fe- Z ne guests invited were Morgar
r-oill'-ls rank H. tiisc0ck. Henry A CFdersIe.,,S
47-cl.-el - ttlfschoerg. Edward Patterson Toi,r
I 1900 'iafke. James ". HolRhton ana Frarr 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
YALE GETS $4,000 FOR FORESTRY.

New Haven March at is announced that about
10000 has already been raised for the new profess
so7sAip of numbering in the Ya:a Forestry School
our Of me $4,000 which is sought as an endowment
Eorty-iour thousand dollars has been raised in
fourteen western states from sixty contributors
Fepiesentlng in Tie main. corporations and firms
- r. some extent individuals. n is also stated
- enough more funds have been raised On r5e
E1--A-< --sss - c@rTy the amount 10 about xJjOsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

I'D St, No. go 10 243 East. Harold L. Rochuore
aet Abraham Saltzman ct al March L. 1905. 81 Sc
1Sth St. Nos. 242 and pa East, Beck Trudovsky
agt. Emily GlaUber ct al, June ]. 1905 -----. Is
MarOmb's Dam Road, 8 ". corner 153d St.
Frederick Pearce Company agt. Timothy D.
Sullivan al. March 2S 1906 ......-.....-.. A.
EEmere Place s. e.. corner Prospect ave. 25x1O6.
Thomas Morgan aEt Jennie Kelly - al, No
veuber D.. 1903 cancelled g
18th No. S32 East; the Sanitary Fire PROBING
and Contracting Company September o. 1905. 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
TO MAKE LODGING HOUSE A DWELLING.

Plans have been filed for the making over of the
lodging house no. L Stanton st. into a dwelling
house for two families. with ground floor store
an unusual building transformation. The old build
ing As 10 be enlarged by adding rear extension. ana
II IS to cost 900 TO make the necessary alterations
J. Lunitz IS the owner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
eouLDs GETTING COL LANDS.

l5y Telegraph no The Tribune
Baltimore March 23-That the Goulds with their
7Fest Virginia Central and Western Maryland rail-
Toacs coal interests, win become strong com
Peutors of The Balamor~ d Ohio company in
the production and shipment OF bituminous coal
f3s shown hy their acquisition Of extensive coal
lands lhey have just bought 1000 acres in Marion
S-pal ~ rs. a.. near the head n the Paw Paw
SIaeA5 u + believed the road viii Doe extended
LoLL he.liglon 10 fairnont. tho tract lying IN the
more O. Ohio has uudlsputed control
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
CHILD BORN TO MAS. ROBERT HUNTER.

Mrs. Robert Hunter. wife 81 the Settlement
worker and r. sister Of J. c.. Phelps Stokes gave
Fbirth 20 child early llst evening This Is the
second child the first having been born m the
sumner Of 1873 Robert Hunter 4 graduate from
the University Settlement. met Mics stokes "A
daughter ~ Arson Phelps Stokes soon after he be-
came hea1WCrker 0t the University Settlement
bis Stokes wac also Settlement worker. They
( were married lu Nav. 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

9th ave, No 34l 20 347, for a sixteen story brick
Offices 19Xa6, Laura q. Delano estate owner:
Maynicke q Francis. architects. $40
llth ST., n. 100 II. a. OF Blocker St for a six
story brick hathOuEe and store. 50NgS. I.edermau
Construction Company, owner and architect. o.. @
1880 ST. s.. e08 n. ". Of Hamilton Place for
six story brick hathouse. T5xs6 II: John V
signen Company, owner; Neville & Bagge archl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
FIND CONSTITUTIONS FURNruRe

.If lelfRraIh Tribune
Boston, March 25.-Some rare old sa1f5 -,,t,,.
furniture of a type now obsolete in the rsvy 5,se,
on the frigate Constitution. when la active seryi
has just been uneartheI ar che navy ward co.,
ava anoer The eaves ~ the general storekeerers
D---l-l-+ mere are about two dozen pieces com
pTisng bureaus and tables Several ol5 ID --l
go ~ nc q onstltEtton have been found I'd Nru-
- silo Y u probably be sent here 10 BE nstaiea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
REDMEN SAVE EIGHT PALEFACEs.
Drag Travellers from River, Where They
Had Been Thrown by Broken Bridge

Lander. Wyo- March pa hand Of Arapahoe
indians yesterday saved the lives u eight white
people VINO were struggling I'm the waters Of Wind
sRiver where they had been thrown by the giving
way ~ q bridge. weakened by high water
The whites were in a stage coach, and when the
Bridge gave way the coach was swept down the
Etreau The Indians were Camped on the banks
and with their Iassoes managed 10 drag the pas
.eenrers ashore one by one The horses, coach and
annals were swept away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
DINNER FOR GOVERNOR HIGGINS.

Governor Higgins viii be the guest Of honor at a
private dinner 70 be given tonight al the Univer-
atty Club, b. his military stan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
MRs. J. MEsT Roosevelt 4 sUYER.

Douglas Robinson. Charles 5. Brown & co. have
sold for the estate Of Alexander Blumenthal No Jos
East 10Th ST.. a four story hrownstone dwelling
house on a lot 2oxl022 feet. Mrs. J. West Roose-
welt is the buyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
INVESTOR GETS Bath STREET PARCEL

Pocher & Co. have sold the five story hatnouse
with stores on lot 25xJ0 feet, No. 81 East 34th ST.
for Simon Myers to client for investment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30

tNoIt sALEl'5 acres. town OF Nolney miles from
\ tult7-, eight from OsHeEo- high OF cuIrva-
Gon, permanent stream Of water, fifteen timber
lJt soft maple ana black ash, fences IN sod repair
cross fenced into convenient lots. fifty
- ISL uI IONS on ~ Ilrteen-roou farm house
barn forty BY hundred feet eighteen feet posts with
ana calf pen; arm well adapted daryng and agri-
culture also fruit Of all kinds, twenty calves
farming tools three milk routes Terms 90 suit
purchaser. MARTHA BARNES
OsweEo. New York
CtHOICE SUMNER RESIDENCE FOR sAI.F--C9lonlaI
- dwelling containing Is Is bedrooms laundry
bath. water closets open hreplsoes IN cellar
gas nom pazzas there Is view % South Ray and
Ocean FOR = miles. large stable coachuans
tennis court; golf links.
$4,000. on terms; furniture BE- purchased Z
desired.
POTTER a PRICE
PatchCgue T.. I
E'oR SALE. TzSAFLY. n. J.-Gsntemans country
Il residence. Z O ground dn8
view OF Palisades Is rooms modern hard
wood floors; stable; mans cottage; lawns. an1
fruit trees. minutes from station. IS
haitian $4,000. easy terms WILLIAM q. CLARKE. 90
West seth
-TNoR SALE AT ELIZABETH house: an in
Il provements large lot with stable. possession
GEO. F. DODD. S51 Broad St. Newark
1--WE ROOM COTTAGES. stO5O $50 cash balance SO
IL monthly. large grounds: IL miles i've minutes
70 depot WoLCOTT Owner. Il Irving Place. city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30

Aee- .simon-Carter Medicine Company; March
a. 1906 sos II
Po7e- company: May g. 1908 ..--t... IS Is
same. same. July %. 1903 IS 10
i6 1906 ga 81
Pauisen. Frederick-J. Troye. jr. May 1896
June i6 1905 81 "a
May 4 1905 274 Al
vaidosa: March 8 1906 -. -. 7OO52
min: May % 1900 reversed 2147 q
MAY G. 1905 reversedi t--........-... IA 80
Same; Murphy May @. 1895 Sl4 90
same H. McEutee. March g 1905 reversed. 646 Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
Country Property to Let.

4 RRoCHAR. STATEN ISI.AND.-FOR RENT-Twsivs
- room house; modern improvements, verandai frs
view Of hay and ocean. half ground stable II de-
sired half minute from trolley. three minutes
station. TO private family only Owner. FRS A. ~.
KING. Arrochar. staten Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS

Brook ave. w. e.. so IT, s. OF Anna Place 125x9O;
Manhattan Mortgage Company loans Max Miller SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
Country Property for Sale or to Let.

CNUTCHOGUE HARBOR. L Building lots for sale:
~ so feet elevation: % in harbor. oaks
and cedar pine trees furnished cottages room cottss
and small barn. S24O for season, SIS season.
rooms. S125 season maps and photos. Apply 20 Franz
r. FLEET, Box 10. Cutchogue L l.. Blue Rrina
Works Myrtle Ave. Brooklyn y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
Real Estate Wanted.

II You HAVE $4,000 $4,000. $4,000. $4,000 Or
4 more Thousands IN real estate o. out ~
town property We be OF service YOU call wire
phone. 80
JAMES FRANCIS LESTER
Telephone 2s97-BrOad- 41-4g wall Street
DRoPERT1Es to rent. sell, manage insure
CYRILLE CARREAU. gent. I86 sixth Ave 45+h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
Long Island Real Estate for SAX.

klGACRE FARM.-Halt mile lake 'front.' Yap-
w hank; lS-room house; clubhouse barn. me tot
Telephone IA Queens. l.. I
IN LOTS 25xlOo. best locations An Queens. ava
ACO minutes walk from depot Telephone IA.
O. COOMES. Queens. l.. /
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Furnished Rooms.

AN EXCEPTIONAL oPPoRTUNITY-Thr unusu-
possession HOTEL WALTON, 1O4 West 10Th ST..
III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30

The first name is that Of the debtor the second
that of the creditor. and date when Judgment
hled:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30

Furnished Houses to Country.
FTO LET FOR SEASON OR YEAR-A Fentemant
estate m Cornwali-0n the Hudson. Nork. % a
iS@{s family the house is Well furnished Grand view
@ hne hltchen garlen For further inquire
or MI Ih1sI, lS4 Joralemon ST. Brooklyn. y. y.
RERKSHIRE HIILS-To let fully furnished ColorA
- house i've masters rooms two bathrooms eiga
SI nIenaeesi large stable with coachman NOM
4hNNEf. WtlliaulstoWn. Mas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-30
JUDGM ENTS.

The following Judgments filed yesterday
being that of the debtor: