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Sir Henry Morgan
BUCCANEER
BY CYRUS TOWNSEND BRADY,
Author of The Southerners;'' FOR
Love of Country The Grip of
Honor" Etc. Etc.
Copyright 1905, by
c. w. DILLINGHAM; COM PHNY
Synopsis of Preceding Chapter

Sir Henry Morgan, former pirate, having
purchases immunity and kniahthood
from the king of England, has reformed
and has become vice governor OF jama-
lea. He is deposed and, killing the Off
GERS sent to arrest him, determines to
become again freebooter Benjamin
Aoiinqold, ex-pirate, who has been Bit
terry wronged by Morqon, Joins the for
tunes of the latter in order TO seek an op
portunity to Wreak vengeance on him
1aVin9 recuited crew OF ex-p pirates ana
other desptradoes, Morgan seizes an
English frig ate and murders her crew
OFF for the Spanish coast in search OF
are shown the daring and resourseful-
ness OF Morgan and the courage of his
men, he defeats two Spanish frisates
and captures their convoy, treasure
gaieon carrying an abbess and priests
as passengers, Morgan shows his
qualities by heavins overheard a muffin
tempts to save the man. Wrecked on
the Venezuelan coast, near La Cuayra,
to which city Morgan is attracted by
Donna Mercedes de Lara, daughter Of
the viceroy OF Venezuela. Donna Mer-
cedes and Captain Dominique Alvarado,
comandante of la Guayra, are in love
with each other, but the unknown par
entage of Alvaradc prevents their mar
rage. Donna Mercedes is betrothed by
her father to Don Felipe de Tobar. friend
Of aiVarado. Givaraoo is tempted by h
loved one to forget MS dutyto tue Vicero-
and Don Felipe and to fly with her in
stead OF conveying her safely from Car
aSdS 10 "a IudSrd. ne reSistS. on tHe
Journey - la Guayra rather than Civ
up her lover, Donna Mercedes tries to
commit suicide by riding her horse over
prscipice Aivarado saves her life and
when she pleads with h N for love, yields
TO her and decides that love outr eiuhS
honor. Sir Henry Morgan ana his rus
fans capture the lovers. Donna MERGE
ees repays caress from the pirate with
stripes from her riding whip. The Cap
tured abbess stabs herself rather than
aid Morgan in his plan to cepture La
Guayra. La Guayra is taken and sacked
by the buccaneers. Hornisoid, intrust-
ed, intrusted with the care of Mercedes
and RIVarado, declares the dying abhess
to be the mother CT the latter
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If marriages are made in heaven
it is evl lent on the face of che re-
turnes that divorces ale arranged in
the otner place.
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to your arms
Thou wilt plead for life?'
NAY. l will not live dishonored. Life
is naught to me without the lady.
swear to thee
You have given me your word be-
fore. sir said the old man stcrnly.
ION this cross-it was my mothers"
He pulled from his dOubiet the silver
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10 IL Continues
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CHAPTER XXX.

T was nearing II o'clock in the
morning when, after il hurried
conference in the patio with
the Viceroy and the others, Al
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PREMISES

II l. Hess have sold for William r. Ken.
dali Nos Sc and 90 East 2oth-st.. a parcel +oNS-.
Zee. and adjoining the house in which President
Roosevelt was born. The Roosevelt CLUB recently
bought the Roosevelt house so as TO pTeseI'e 81 -
its present condition.
The Realty EoldInS Company Is inc mug
The plot IS likely 20 oe resold in re-" GAYS - y
builder. Who will erect on the premises a moo''''
loft and store building.
s p Cioodale & son nave sold 70 l. & 4 flh'uS
Nos IA and 2l6 west 29th-st. two tenement houses
on a plot ~ Sxss9 feet Also sold for John haoiio"
Nos 25e and "a West 2Sth-str two I'VE story
fatbo1lses. 5axeS9 feet TO Milton +. Oppenneihei'
and - r. & A. Pincus No. a3 West 27th-st. four
story tenement house
Louis schrag and G. & f. Pnomm have SOLD TOT
the Augustus Barth estate the I'VE story business
building. 25Nloo feet, No 5st tiA-aEr on Pii'0'o
terms. - o., -+p ava
il was reported yesterday that No 5,3 ON 1
r,orrbesst corner Of S5th-st. had been leased 70 a
company which viii build l'it bullulHs "H inc
site The parcel is 25.3AlN feet - - -.
DoneIlan Brothers. rug dealers. have leased tor a
term OF wears No go 5th-ave.. four story prov
stone building lot 24sNlS feet. a feet nor
Of S0th-st. -. -,,o,. +broa
five story tenement houses, on plot i0NlV Ieel at
lie southwest corner Of 45th-st and ave
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.

lBy Telegraph to The Tribune J
Chicago Jan. 26-NIillers were active buyers Of
cash wheat to-day. taking $4,000 bushels Of No. 2
red I'm store at pc May price. and q coo bush
els Of No. hard at 4i2c under May price. One
concern reported IS 600 barrels of flour sold for
port St Louis reported a bid there for 10000 bush
els OF No. hard wheat. which is said be on an
export basis, in addition to sales OF $1,000 bushels
Of No. red to milers. The late trading in futures
was quiet, with prices holding steady. The May
closed practically unchanged. and July &c lower
Corn showed a loss of lac 20 asc finally and oats
were &c to asc lower. Provisions were weak
The wheat trade active at the opening in
sharp contrast with the lstlessness that has char
acterized It for weeks. There was a whirlwind Of
selling, not only In wheat, but IN all grains by dis
couraged5 holders But in wheat. in addition to the
geneal liquidation, there much bearish press
ure. Prices went down reacted and then were
and shipments hence were 5000 bushels Estimate
Of to-morrows local receipts was g cars The high
close was s55sc July closed Sac after selling as
M as Si Illu as Low as 9Sse Leading houses
which had ceased to be profitable. BUYING was
Iouc9ed i4'sc for May; when there was reaction
Local receipts were 1888 cars. with 256 estimated
sold from +'sc TO 4i24c, down TO 4414c, closing at
4sc july closed at 4iSsc, after selling high as
Continued Liquidation by local longs was the feat
was forced down to sic for MAJ wbs1 ne r Price
occurred. The taking Of profits by shorts at Sic
Export inquiry was not good Commission
houses we're the best buyers. Receipts were raj
cars: with l49 estimated for tomorrow. The ranEs
Of May was from 3llzc down to 31c closing at S1IIc
Provisions had heavy undertone There vySs
considerable liquidation by outside holders nspreS
by the heavy run or hogs of late one nriyat 49, 81
concern, supposed to be heavily committed 10 +bo
Ions side or pork, was free seller of This nroct
its sales being estimated from 1900 barrels 10 on
barrels. buylng was scattered and OF Local
nature DuI on le decline became more concentra tel
from $4 % on TO $l8 50 and reacted to S4 62Is MAJ
lard sold from 81 % off To 81 So ana reacSta iey
81 522dS 90 May ribs sold from s. 52I OF - "a 20
and reacted 70 the former price Hog - 4,ta
o1,vv he-u, auu pLLoes al the yards were sieadr
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FREIGHT TERMINAL ON 5o-AcRE TRACT

Property ina Queens valued at more than 100000
has changed hands this week. Title 20 fifteen
blocks southwest of ThomsOu-ave and with front
ages Dutch Kills Creek has been transferred
by the Thomson HID Land and improvement Com
pany 10 the Deguon Realty and Terminal Improve
Went Company. Tie tract viii be used as a freight
terminal.
The tract covers more than fifty acres of land.
bounded on the south and west by Hunters Point
ave. north by NeadoU-st and Th0msou-aye and
east by School and 1Iauley SIS. The upper part Of
Dutch Kills creek is 70 ne converted into a canal
I51 feet wide. and the extension will have length
Of $40 feet, $50 feet OF which is from Hunters
P0iut-aye. north 10 Molt-ave.. and y feet north
east from the latter named avenue to "A point O.
short distance south Of Thum-Ou-aEe. The property
is said 10 have cost about 10000 and a purchase
money mortgage of $4,000 was given in part pay
mont The terminal company is financed by August
Belmont and the Long Island Railroad Company
jointly The creek CauBl IS 20 be dTcdged n
depth OF about forty feet and bukheaded with stone
tts entire length. The tract which consists largely
Of swamp. is 10 be filed iu with rock debris and
dirt from the Pennsylvania and Belmont tunnels
and rho Long Island Railroad More than 100000
VIII he spent IN the improvements contemplated
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

stelrnann Realty Company William T Hockey;
Brook-ave, corner 139th-et 1OOxSfS' de- .,o 90
Burkhardt. Emil, and another to George W Rob
inson 19Sth-st. " s, sos II 3 OF Valentine -
ave 60x121; demand without interest o,oO
Rosenblum. Fannie. TO r p Putney; 22d-st. n 8.
$50 II Of 2d-ave. 25x One-half block; due
July %. 1906; 8 cent i'uU
Fuel Elizabeth to Andrew Wilson. trustee st
Nicholas-ave W corner l5Ith-st, 4bX9O; 8 =. -.
years cent. oo'UV
Berman, Sigmund 10 Patrick MolOney; 2d-ave,
S. 75.5 It II Of 43d-st. 2ox1OO; year per = ~
Levy David and another American Mortgage
Company; 139th-st, n las n " OF oth-aVe,
0q.11X irregular; due June 30 1907 per cent AZ,OO
Rosen Max, TO Alexander Dker and another;
s.: gears per cent % 1900
Schweitzer. Henry, Maria Berliant; 3d-st No
1S4 East 24x one-half block; years. o per -r
weinsten. Max, TO Van Norien Trust Company;
l1Oth-st. ne n e Of Park-ave. 7I6xlOOl1: ~.
Frawley Patrick J. Patrick r Grtren public
road. dividing line between lots IA and
Nader Frederick II, 10 Amelia Siegel; s2i-st,
s. PAS IT W Of East End-ave. 40XlO2;
year. cont. ZOO
Tanory, Ablan. 10 julie Yoss: Webster-ave "
200 # Of WoOdawn Road. 25x1126; years. -
North. Theodore F. to Adde Sullivan Tfmpson
Place. 8. $50 II OF 149th-st. 1OOTlOO;
prior mortgage 1000; demand per cent. $50
Ives. Ralph O. TO New-York Life Insurance and
Trust Company: Columbus No T23. 26XS5;
"A per cent 1900
Same 70 same; Columbus-ave. No rs. 25XSS;
years, Al per 1900
Cohen. Lena, and another 70 julius Bachrach;
49th-st, Nos 545 and BAT East. 87x1O0; year, .
Same 70 same; property; 1 year. per
tent "up'
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BUYS FINE 2OTH-ST. PLOT,
PREMISES 1DJON HOUSE IN WHICH PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT VAS BORN.
More Deals in the Nc 4doo Tunnel Section of 6thaUeTcO 50Ue
Structures Reported Leased.

west side Of Jerome-ave - feet north Of 169thst
on p'PI ,2H has eg Sold To rs Tinton-ave three
story iathouse on lot 2oXl55X Irregular. r.. ,2a5
ST.. five story hathouse on lot % +X9lx iTreguaT
5 Phillips mas sold for Augustus knoePka, 10 "A
J, bworsky the southeast corner or -V'h-sI anu
samuel CirodeInsky has sold No LAOS 1st-ave, a
four story tenement house, on lot 20X70 feet TO a
Mr. Peyelman. He has also sold No. lao, similar
a three story building. on lot 2oxi06 feet
Max COMPETENT & Son have sold for Flora Levy
No. $40 lst-ayei five story hathouse on lot
" & J. Bachrach have sold to Lena Cohen Nos
go and $i7 East 4sh-st old buildings on on r Plot
54thst. six story tenement house on lot 25xlo2 2
house on lot 25xlO05 feet. Also sold Nos. 2lS and
2l0 EIdridge-st two six story tenement houses
The MiddlsboTo Realty Company has 80. sold Ito to
story building. Nos. IS and IS East l2th-st on plot
Charles s Kohler has sold for Emanuel z. Fox
the five story hathouse No. West 1o6th-st' on lot
LebBo the 6Ted four Story 500 d0ub 55 ahouse No
1885 to l,639 LeXington-aye on plot 75x95 feet
Huppert & Bernstein have bought from Solomon
Becker No l59 East 1lSth-st, four story hathouse
Joachim spiro has bought the two four story
fathouses Nos. a and 46 West lS3d-st' each lS9E
G, J. Stats has sold to G. NJ L. Loeb the four
story tenement house No 10 East lo4th-st.' 25x
N Rotter has sold the four story fsthOyse No s05
East S5dst on lot 2SKlglS feet 10 MIS- Feldpa9eI
man To S Pomerantz No. 1914 East 56th-st. two
four story tenement houses on plot 45Xloo5 feet.
Max Dinksteu has sold the two six story tene-
ment house Nos. 543 and 345 East Sd-st, plot
40x96 feet. a Mrs. Unger and Frank Reisfeld
Halprin s. Federman have sold for Gleici & Rock
more N. Fine No. 2O2 East 7th-st. six story
tenement house in course Of construction, on lot
25x9O1 feet
Shapiro, Levy & Starr have bought No 81 Allen
St, five story tenement house, with stores, 25.3X
SIG feet. The buyers will make extensive altera-
lions.
Louis Kovner has sold the six story tenement
house Nos 149 and Isl BrOOme-st., 31Xl00 feet.
Max Cohen, s. Kaplan & co. have sold to Bober
& Oshinsky the six story tenement house No. Is
Rutgers Place, 26xl1O feet.
J. Clarence Davies has sold for J. JanOwtz No. s
St John-aye., four story single fathOuse, 25x100
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TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Arnold & Byrne have sold for George Keller 70
Louis bernstein plot Of lots the west side Of
Prospect-ave. 100 feet south OF Boston Road. look
$50 feet.
shay z Co have sold FOR salo Cohn the south
east corner Of Lenox-aye and l1Sth-st.. a 1--WE
story fathouse, with stores 2sx10O feet. TO in
weston.
Bernard smyth & Sons have sold for Wright J.
Post the southeast corner oS Claremont-aYe. and
1z5th-sL. size 25x37x irregular a client.
AIlard Yeir sold TO a client Of Bach Brothers No.
l.1lI Lexiugton-ave, between 1O6th and 10Th SITS.
four story double hathouse. with stores. on a
charles II. Dederer has bought from the Moore
can basement dwelling house. on lot l9x10011 feet
and will occupy this house, nearly opposite his
Mrs Elizabeth H. Richie has sold No p West
f6th-st-. I'VE story American basement dwelling
house, on lot 252lo2.2 feet A Mr.. Douglas is the
Pstrick Reddy has bought from Klein & Jackson
the southwest corner OF broadway and l4Zd-sL,
plot % llxloO feet l. J Phillips & Co. We're
Samuel GoIdsticlser has sold FOR Samuel Harris
20 Z Schleissner Nos. ia. ll6 and us East s4th-
ST, three four story br0wnstone single flats, on
Tease & Gilman have sold for Mrs. Ella T Nc
Cue No. 1o9 East 65th-st, three story high stoOp
5rownstona frame dwelling house, on 10: 2oxloo.5
Charles E. Duross has sold for Anna Cooper the
Abrarn Baohrsch has resold No 10 East l22d-
ss 5st '0u' story double '''h0use On lot -'''0o Il
Charles 3. Gumb has sold No. 228 East slst-st
tFe story teEeInent house. or lot 1o-bNloz2 feet.
bought NO -l3 Lest elst-st-. a story
0arn0usr. LOT c5N1UZ2 feet.
Rub.nger. Kliuger & Co. have sold for Wen &
Mayer No. . NOrf0k-st.. a SIX story double tene-
Tnent house. between Hester ard Grand SITS. lot
II scaoeufeld las sold fo~ Ncw1nark &, Jacobs
10. - West .43d-st. six story iathouse lot
.lRssl feet.
WoIhem Brothers have sold 10. 305 East a3d-st.
four story double hathOuse, on lot 25xi0) feet.
Louis StOckCI mas sold Tor Louis Rosenblun No.
- East l0th-sI-. q SIX story tenement house. on
Ior z5S9z3 feet.
so. shw.tzer BIAS sold for simon Frecdberg Nos
s66 and S6S ST. NicIOas-aEa., TWO five story double
fathouses. each plot sI2xl0sX Irregular.
Morris EreuudLch has solo 30. l,460 5th-aye
northwest corner Of Ls-i-zt-. I'VE story hathouse
lot 25IlElGJ feet
ii. Iasch has resold FOR Phidp Harris 10 VIII
lam O. GCuTinger No. 5lI West 5zd-st. five story
double fathCuse. with stores. on lot Z5xi0O5 feet
Charles Eros and Louis Ehrlch have sold for
J. h1bonitz ana 81 Franklin 20 Harris q Inlble
the plot Of ten lots the south side OF 55th-st 100
feet east OF Avenue a, ZJoxlg-2 feet
simon Fine has sold for IS and !. B2cLrach Ia
tie Mildred Realty Company Nos. 3z6 and 3-b East
81 szlgl5 feet
30. srwitzer has solI COR a client Of Paul
Gross tire plot. 5T-2J feet. The -st side Of
Easlc-aN--, extending 10 CauldWell-ase.. about 81
feet south Of k"stcarste
%. - Dixie G Brother have sold for James A.
Lowe 10 Julia WcilsI Tie Old frame hotel the
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS,

Forest-ave., No. 43s; Andrew Gramlch ast
Emma Mass ct al; August p, 1905. ..-.---....
42d-st, No East Martin J. Freiwald agt. Caro-
line Tolfree ct al January s, 1905 .......:.....
Bedford-st., Nos. so and CO; Abraham Ohayon
agr- Samuel Miller ct al; January - 1906 Cby
I'JI44J
%2i-st, No. 551 West; John Callan agt Raymond
g Wood ct al: November rs. 1908 (by bond)...
l37th-st, u. 176 II. 2. OF AleXander-ave., 35x
100; Empire Brick and Supply Company agt.
Ursuline Nuns Of the City Of New-York ct al;
Same property; Henry Abr Iron Works agt. Ursu-
line Convent ct 81; December 80 1895. ........ g.
61st-st. No 243 West; Ratzken & Berman agt.
Elk Lisman ct al; January 3. 1906. ...........
Vyse-ave., W. 3. 100 II. OF 167th-st.. 100000;
Daniel McDougal agt Abraham A. Silberberg
ct al. January s. 1908 Cby bond ...---...-... 81
7th-ave-. Nos 2 900 and 2.4o5; George L. Stanley
agt. - Bernstein January 8, 1905. ..........
106th-st-. Nos 315 and 517 East; Samuel Bsluck
agt Samuel Levy ct al; May % 1905 .-.....-..
Eldridge- st, No. SO; Charles Schiller agt, Leroy
Knight ct al; January 13. 1906. .........-..
Eldridge-st.. No 81; same agt same January 1S'
Hester-st. No. 100; same agt. same; January 10,
l3sth-st Nos 662 and 664 East; Jacob Frqehch
agt Thomas Mcnamara ct al; January 2 1875
o. 70 %
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5h-ave 11Gth-st. 25xs5; Charles stuts ,oo
Louis Bernstein; mortgage $25 600. ........-. AVo
Broadway corner 13Sth-st so. 1iNlOO. Henry
Fattn TO Isaac Levy and another: mortgage go
Brook-ave. e = i84 IT 8 OF i7Oth- St a4.4x1oo;
Matilda Pereles 20 Ella Weiss: mortgage ,--,,,.,
Prince TO sundel Hyman 1880
RivngtOn-st No a12 n G g, 1S.Sxi00: Walter -
Moore TO Sundel Hyman; mortgage, $1,000. AuO
fBS9n S al 800 so snI LYMAN Cnaies 1900
same property, Cnar.es . Li'inss,on e' a 1900
Walton ave n W corner Mount Hope Place. 125x
g9ad GatheT19 Bg IS and another to John
44th-st 200 II Of 9th-Rve, 2TXlOO4i Will
lam Lauer 70 Emma Frank. mortgage. $500. 4OV
N4th-St, 3. 22I It OF eth-ave 23XlI94; Dora 500
GTaeluuck TO Emma Frank AVV
West Farms Road n W Morris Park-ave;
ralph ! Buell. 70 city and County Contract com
pany mortgage. $4,000 Nornlnal
White Plains Road $, so It II Of 237th-s
mortgage $3.50 ........ Nominal
I,yon-ave, n $. 100 e o Doris-ave. 25x1O0 -
Agnese Pecora 10 G. Arnone .................. 100
Lots 335 and 336. block I. amended map Mapes go
146th- ST, 8 $50 II of st. Ann save. 6OUlOo
Hughes Ralje Bunke al
Lot 40 map North Marble Hin: Hattie NJ Craven ,oo
2dooye' e s 258 It s OF 230th st. 251iO5 Wake
field: JOSEPH Schneider TO Helen Case mort %,
Castle Hil-ave, W s. So II Of Watson ave 50x
100: FrederIcka Goerz to Frank Baumann; mort -.
Lots 1ss to las and 1873 to 1856 map williams
bridge: lots IS and 80 map Jacksonville prop
eFty; lot so. map Washingtonville; Charles -
Watson to Ralph HickoX ...... ....:. VO
Peyser Bookstaver to Hyman Mannheim ct al go
o.
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mo IoHoNI0s 0eUUo0s IN bankruptcy were eloI
yesterday with the clerk Of the United stats.
District Court. states
., Max Goldstein, No, 100 East 14th-st: liabilities
firm or Gross, Engel d Co Sl6i - INC
an luEoiIHtdIy petition against Joseph KanIar
livery stable mo address, by Michael SieISrP -
other cfealtors with claims OF 81 6s6 Conceainoent
Of 5000 worth of assets is alleged
An iHNoiuntlry petition against Moe yveinstair
10 w eaL iI-tI-st, by Charles Shan and other
~ ' alt, WIN claims aggregatng s772 Transfer
oil assets Is alleged as act constituting banF
Schedules in bankruptcy OF seifert G. Row.
snoW cents or xu6iO; assets s. 500 TThe DrinciTei
- NJ Aioert Jplus, No "a Irniversit,, ria'a
MSo' oa{ers Harris No 80 East atby f 81 zee
'yarf, % consist OF accounts 1854: personoi
,,s 5t OF samuel NJ. Raives show debts s
Az the T7nior Ol NVio The principal cTeditoTS
scSeSuies' $50 ~ The assets arc accounts
o-S. assets S44as 'oISft levin show debts ~ sSS
$50 The principal creditCrs ~ ~ 80
& 90 The seen seen Company $2l,M6: bacon e 90
OF tbs receiver u soous IN the hands
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THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

I4th-st.. 3. s. $50 It. e. OF Avenue E: for a two
story frame dwelling house, 2lX5O: Mrs. Jessie
Burns, owner; William F. Garvey. architect.
Exterior street, 400 II. u. Of Broadway; FOR
a three story brick cable tower 24x22; New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad Coz
pany, owner; Morgan NJ. o Brien, architect =.
16lst-st-. junction OF Harlem River and New
York and Putnam Railway: for three story
brick cable tower, 24X22 New-YorlS Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company owner,
Morgan NJ. O'Brfen, architect. .................
I'VE story brick tenement houses, 81. 6xl28. 81. SIX
125: Hyems Realty Company. owner; Lsorenz +.
l5sth-st.. S, W. corner Trinty-ave.; for a six
story brick tenement house. 529xI12 so; Philip
Krausch, owner; Clement B. Run, architect.
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MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

65th-st., g. s. 100 t. W. Of West End-eve.; for a
two story brick dollhouse 60x99.5: r. Deeves &
Son. owners and architects .............--....
e7th-st.. e.. I'LL IT, g. OF Riverside Drive; for
six story brick hathouse 75xs7.0; A. B.
Hight. owner and architect. ...................
eth ave, O. g.. 46th to 18th St; for hve six
story brick hathouses and stores, 80 1OxS7;
F1eischman Realty and Construction Company,
owner: @. T. Pelham architect ..-..-......-.,.
75th-st.. No 81 East; for six story brick tene-
Inent house 25XS92 2; c. l. Weinstein, owner; G.
72d-st n. s. 100 II. ". OF Avenue A: for a six
story brick tenement house and store, 6OxS92;
/. Spector, owner; G.. T. Pelham, architect
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MECHANICS, LIENS.

llth-avs. w. g, whole front between Seth and
SIth sts~. 20OXl00: Empire Brick and Supply
Company agt. David Williams and Williams
Printing Company. owners; Wight EAston
Townsend Company. sub-contractors under A. r.
Whitney. Jr., & OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
West End ave. Riverside Drive, 73d and 74th sts,.
whole block; New-Yort Mosaic and Marble Com
pany agt. Charles NJ schwab. owner; William
Baumgarten & Co, contractor .,.....-........-.
LeXingtOn-ave., Nos. 159 and 161; Frank jaeger &
Son agt. Henry Kruger owner and contractor
56th-st. No go West: Charles ". Anderson agt.
Lowell. owner L. r. Gallagher. contractor.
i04th-st.. No. 126 West; Robert CObban agt. Fran
els Brown, owner and contractor ..............
1lth-st, No. 6l7 East, Henry EnKesser agt. Henri
eta Hahn, owner and contractor ..............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27
A 100000 BROOKLYN DEAL.

The Lester Realty Company has sold thirteen
new f0ur-story tenement houses, fronting IN 45tn-
and 4sth sts.. between % and Sd ayes Brooklyn TO
s Harris and A Sherwin for 10000.
Arthur r Du Cret has sold no. 40 10 as 18th
r.. between 4th and 9Th ayes, Brooklyn. two four
story double apartment houses, on a plot 69Xl9
feet 70 an investor for about $4,000. Mr.. Du Cret
has also purchased as an investment No. 3 Grant
ave Richmond HILL Long Island, Queen Anne
dwelling house, erected on a plot 80 feet front
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Al No 4 Nesey-st-By Joseph P Day: 2.2975 2d-aye.
S, rs II OF 11sth st. % 2X110 story h;
Vanderpoel agt L b Koch e. al; Harold swain atty;
" A Keener ref: due $3.50 O6; Jacob Vein
stein for S16.350
BY D. P. Ingraham & Co: About $50 lots at Bay
Chester. The Bronx. located WestChester Railroad,
Lawrence, St MaTys, St Agnes Central Western. Main
LoTillard, View Bridge ayes; Correl agt
G Shirmer all Eustis & F. attys: 7 p Hasbrouck,
ref: due So 104 o. S633S 70 withdrawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27
MECHANICS LIEN FOR s6,628 OF.

The Network Mosaic and Marble Company filed
a mechanics lien yesterday with the County Clerk
against the property on the block bounded by
West End-ave. Riverside Drive, 72d and 74th SITS,
OF which Charles A. Schwab is mentioned own
ct and William Baumgarten & Co. as contractors
The lien is for marble and bronze furnished for the
interior decorations Of the building. The amount
claimed by r. lIpuDr is So SOS o..