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New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

E. V Pescia & Co have resold for client the
six story loft building at No 16 Monroe St, near
Catherine St, on a plot 25.6x49 feet.
The Sound Realty Company has bought from
the North American Realty Company the entire
block bounded by White Plains and Elliott aves,
Sheridan and Beecker sts 4OS 9x5ox39S 4xl4S6 feet
Also sold to Adolph NJ Bondheim the southeast
corner of White Plains and Morris St. S5xloO
feet.
plot on the north side of l6ls ST., 100 feet east OF
Courtlandt ave- 50x65 feet. for Recklng & Vallen-
der to a builder. who will erect six story apart
ave- a four story fathouse. @6x75 feet to Theresa
c. B. Coulter has sold for l. CarOnson the north
west corner of Crotona ave. and Oakland Place' a
two family dwelling house, 25XlOO feet; also, TOT I.
Braun the similar property. No. 975 Oakland Place
c. J. Elgar & Co have resold the FIVE story fiat
house at the northeast corner of St Nicholas ave
and l2Sth St, on lot % 2xs27x irregqar ,,,,,,,.
Nos and 155 East 1lsth St, six story hathouSe
Th1 Daniel a. Jackson has sold for b. sohmers TO H.
Cohn and e. Levy No II East 1l5th st, five story
double hathouse, on plot 25xlO@oI oil feet ...
FIVE story hathouse o Wih M soge 29Xloe feet oe
five story hathouse, Z0xio teeL a..
The Columbian Board Of Brokers has sold for
Silver & Meter No 1475 9Th ave, five story fiat
house. with stores on lot 25x05 feet at the south
from S. Deutsch No 2i6 East lO4th st. five story
fiathouse, with stores, on lot 25x1O0I1 feet
Brill Rosenberg Peshkin have sold for Hvman
Watchstein Nos lls and 120 Ludlow ST. two six
story tenement houses. with stores, on plot 5lxSS
feet. TO DR.. Bernard Gordon.
Theodore d. Kauffer has sold Nos 60 and 62 Rut-
gers St. a six story tenement house, 4OXS6 feet to
Norris Chavin has sold the six story tenement
house Nos. 81 and 50 Monroe ST.. plot 4Ox7l TX
Cells & Levin have sold for the Quasi estate the
northeast corner Of Delaney and Chrystie SITS,
four FIVE story tenement houses with stores, plot
Samuel Golde has sold to client of Herman
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
TITLE FOR MRS. STOUT.
Beats Mss Bishop in Women's
metropolitan Golf CHAMPIONSHIP.

Mrs. Charles T. Stout, of the Richmond County
Country Club, won the championship OF the
WOmen's Metropolitan Golf Association for the
Fourth time yesterday over the links Of the
EnglewOOd Golf Club Mrs Stout defeated Miss
Georgianna Bishop, of the BroOklawn Country
Club, by up in the final round. This was the
hrst time that Miss Bishop had competed in
the Metropolitan championship. and her steady
golf during the week had led many to believe
that she would earn the title
The match itself while not brilliant from a
scoring point of view. was most keenly con-
Sested, Keeping the gallery in doubt until the
last put had been holed on the home green. As
usual. Mrs. Stout received but scant encourage
iineht but this did not dscOncert her in the
Ieast' ana just when II looked as II Miss Bishop
ns n@S going to assume a commanding lead the
the champion that she is
. When the flnalistS appeared on the first tee
mere seemed to be the best of feeling between
then. In fact both had been practising putting
IoBeIher short time before. Miss Bishop, who
aPPeared anxious to get started. unQues-
tionably nervous. It is a matter of record that
she has never defeated Mrs. Stout in an i'm
portant match, and the knowledge of this has
acted like a 'hoodoo"
To the first hole both carried the brook on
Imelr second shots and halved in capital o.
me second hole full of incident as to
De worth description. Mrs. Stout sliced her
otlEe TO bad lie close to the brook and Miss
ioiNhop did the same. Three shots were required
0S me champion TO get out Of the trouble, while
MISS Bishop got out on her second, and then
Plaveo snort of the bunker on her next. Mrs
stout was hole high on her fifth and it looked
IKE Miss Bishops hole. as the Brooklawn woman
was playing one off two. In her eagerness she
looked up. the ball going slap in the bunker
ana before she could get anywhere near the
then picked up
An this undoubtedly unnerved Miss Bishop
VINO Iost the next three straight holes. although
70 nave won she would have had to golf in par
ngures or better, as Mrs. Stout was making no
mistakes.
Miss Bishop did not win hole till she got a 8
at the l6O-yard sixth. A little ragged play on
the part OF Mrs Stout enabled Miss Bishop to
win the eighth and ninth holes which left her
only down at the turn. Their cards for the
outward journey showed As for Mrs. Stout as
against 40 for Miss Bishop
Coming home they were never more than a
hole apart. Miss Bishop, by winning the tenth
and eleventh holes stood 1 up going 20 the
twelfth.
They were all square playing the seventeenth.
where Miss Bishop made the costly mistake of
taking three puts, costing her the hole This
made Mrs. Stout dormie one, and as the 500
yard home hold was halved in 6, Mrs Stout won
the match and the championship Their cards
were follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

Henry Corn has leased through Albert B. Ash
forth from William Waldorf AstOr. Nos. 3 and
East S4th st. three story dwelling houses. 527xsS9
feet The parcels abut No 34l to 3i7 5th ave, which
Mr.. Corn recently leased from the Chaner estate.
On the combined plots the lessee will erect an
eighteen story store and office building
Daniel B. Freedman has sold to E. w. Blooming
dale as an investment the triangular block, on
which are three story buildings. the junction OF
R9th and Lawrence SITS. and Old Broadway. Mr..
Bloomingdale will extend the buildings to
cover the entire plot and will put in the
ground floor.
The Salvation Army has bought Nos 2ls and 22O
East 10th St, plot 4Ox9s9 feet, from the Rosehill
Realty Corporation, through Jacob D. Siegel. A
nan Tor the use OF the Scandinavian department OF
William H: Falconer and George J. Kenny & Bro.
have sold the five story apartment house No. 253
West 47th ST. for Margaret c. Kamp.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS

Chryste St. Nos. 1856 and 1ss: Kellogg -McCrum-
Howell Company agt. Recreation Rooms and
Settlement October 81: 1905 10y payment =. 1894
tl6th st, No 34f East; Friedman & Idelman agt
Samuel Polak et al; April 81 1906. ........... $50
81 Nicholas Place, s, 10 IT, of 152d st,
al May II 1900. -. 229O
12lth St. s s. $50 IT, e. of 3D. ave. 40xlOO:
Pfotenhauer 4 Nesbit agt. Perltch Becker
ct al May g. 1906. ........-.................. 313
Hull ave, e. 3. $50 r. Of 207th ST.; Louis
Maconsey agt. Astrid Hjorth ct al Nav 8.
ASOo lSi
Valentine ave. Nos. 293O 2932: Harry Alex
ander agt J. IL. Hidreth al; October ..
same property; George \. Kuhrer agt. same: Oc-
toher H. 1903 ................ 1867
Same property; Ifenry G. Sillecl jr, asst.
October 10. 1863 ..,.-,.......--. 30j
Mosher: October 3 1895 PIP
4th ave- No. III l21: 18th st No 1O3 to 1OT
East: Neuchatel Asphalt Company. Ltd agt-
Hamilton Fish Corporation ct al, May g. 1905
(by depos)
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
BYERS DEFEATS TRAVIS
TWO WINS FOR TRAVER.S.
High Glass Golf IN Metropolitan
Championship Tournament.

walter J. Travis, who has hold the amateur
.Aompionship here and abroad. was defeated
A. E. NJ. Byers. OF Pittsburg, in the semi-Rnal
-,und OF the Metropolitan Golf Associations s
.bsmpIonship tournament on the links Of the
3 Andrews Golf Club yesterday. This was un-
-ooked for. as Travis had been playing steadily
III the week and had twice made ~, the new,
,soord for the course set by Jerome d. Travers.
n Montclair. y. J.. in the qualifying round.
Young Travers who is looked upon as being
re equal OF any youthful golfer in the world,
,on his match in the semi-final round from
,.roes NJ Rhett. of the Crescent Athletic Club.
= Brooklyn. and he and Byers will meet in the
f.al round a :}6 holes match play to-day.
Rvers who entered from the St Andrews
coi Club for this tournament, defeated Travis
= 1902 in the national championship tourna-
-asnt at Gienyiew. near Chicago, but since then
T-ayis has beaten Byers several times. Both
~ played sterling golf yesterday. but the
--i-fake which Travis made was an attempt to
aoss the brook for the eleventh hole his
-seoDd shot which landed him in bunker and
iost him chance to win or halve the hole. By
srs outplayed the veteran on the home green.
30 winning the match by up and to play.
One Of the most remarkable scores of the
.onrnaineut was returned by Travis i'm his morn
inc match against George T. Brokaw. whom he
bsst by up and 3 10 play. Carelessness cost
he veteran a stroke at the seventeenth hole and
se Was also handicapped by two stymies, one
:, the tenth and the other at the fourteenth
Sole vet he finished with ~. Their cards were
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
GOLF HONORS FOR ROBB.
Wins Open Cham pionship Of Great
Britain an the Rain.

Hoyake. England May 25.-The amateur golf
championship Of Great Britain WAS won to-day by
James Robb. who defeated c. c. Lengen by up
and 10 play In the final round. thirty-sx holes.
Tie tournament has been succession Of sur
prises Last years champion, Barry. and score
O former champions and favOrtes We're defeated in
The early rounds by comparative newcomers. The
final round played for the most part, in d
heavy rainfall. The winner. who represents the
81 Nicholas Golf club of Prest wick gained a big
advantage in the first round. being up and his
Terlence gave him The advantage over the younger
player, Lengen, in judging the stiff southWesterly
wind. This was Robbs third appearance IN a final
T0Und
LenRen. who came 10 the front only during the
last few months. defeated c b. Macdonald. OF
Aeg York. in the second round.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
REALTY NOTES.

The Bay Ridge Park Improvement Company Is
reported to have sold 600 lots in the Bay Ridge sec
tioD bounded by 65th and s6th SITS. 10th and 14th
aves
1t was learned yesterday that the work of razing
DR.. Parkhursts old church, at the south corner
of Madison and 24th St, will be begun about
November |, to make way for the addition to the
Metropolitan Life Building which occupies all the
rest of the block. The structure. exclusive Of
the proposed tower, will probably be the taIest
office building in the world. 1t will be thirty-seven
stories high, with tower 20 feet above the high
story of the main building. The tower also
will contain offices. The total height Of the entire
structure, it Is said will be about 700 feet n. lie
BTUn x Sons are preparing the plans.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANs.

Hammond St, 400 IT, ; of Westchester ave
ioT two story frame dwelling house. 2Ix21
James Garvey. owner William Kenney archi-
,Io teGt $45
l5Oth st, 12J r. e. Of 81. AIMS ave for
TWO six story brick tenement 2JxS7
> Jacobs * Sons, owners; L. A Coldstone
arehiteet ................. 500
Two story frame dwelling houses. 2Ix4S; d. H.
Saarfaty owner and architect. .....-....... 1OC
Villa ave. e s. s2.5 IT. OF a4th ST. FOR a
Iour story brick tenement house. 25X74; Angelo
Gnaddo owner: f. r. Fay architect -. 24C
washington ave, e; $. 65 IT. II of l67th st. for
three six story brick tenement houses. 4I.OSxS5
Northwestern Realty Company. owners; Clement
r. Brum architect. ........... ...--- 1O5 q
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
cuNARDERs TO AVOID lcERERos.

on account of many Of the transatlantic S'e',"
ers arriving AZ this port reporting iceoerSS 'he
Cnnard companv has issued orders for all OF its
steamers. both east and west bound 10 take more
southerly course on and after Saturday the -"'h
inst.
Considering the numerous reports OF iceoei - ~
the Atlantic Ocean all White star, American lAi'e'
Re-, star Atlantic Transport. Dominion ana Ley
land Line commanders have been t,d ~ ~ in
ofcials of the companies 10 cross lonkl as 80
latitude 1910 eastbound beginning on may 81 WIZ. VIZ,
a corresponding modification OF the "es'Ooui'u
track
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
CORNELL BEATS FORDHAM
Inability to Hit and Costly Errors
Cause Defeat of Local Team.

The Fordham infeld went to pieces yester-
day at Fordham Field in their game with Cor
nell, the Ithacans winning by a score of to .
Fordham's inability to bat with men on bases
and some costly errors tell the story Of defeat
The game, apart from the misplays, was close
and exciting throughout, the Bronx team not
giving up hope until the last man out.
Egan pitched splendid game, Outstrppng his
opponent Deshon, Of strike-Out record fame.
Egan could never have won the game, how
ever, with the poor support he received. The
score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

ll6th st. $. 1913 #. W of d ave for three
SIX story brick and stores 3gx
SI.ll; Apollo Realty Company. owner; Bernstein
herhstelh, architects.
gath St, =. 300 fl. ". Of West End ave for a
six story brick hathouse 75xS6.S; J. H. Davis
7s5s G%neF G Pelham 's architect; -. 10000
SIX story brick tenement houses stores. 4Ox
s92: ~ Goodman. owner: G. NJ. Straub. archi-
West End ave, e s. 30 fl. II of 63d ST. for a
one story brick shed 50x1OO; A NJ Rees
owner; ReeS Il ItossbaCh. architects ........ oOOO
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
MECHANICS, LIENS.

oath ST. No. 14T West Edward J. Galway agt.
Cnsimir Y. Wagner, owner; George Hoffman.
Brook ave- { e. corner 18Th st. 100 5x3s4 10x
1C0x375.4: Luigi Mon agt. Steinmarth Realty
COMPANY owner and contractor. -.--... ...
44th ST. No l43 West Eugene ]. Flood agt. Chel-
sea Realty Company, James Butler and the +
& NJ Schaefer Brewing company, owners;
Thomas " and William De Moss, owners and
contractors ......-. ...-.....
Southern Boulevard W. s. 325 II. Of Jennings
ST 5OxlOO: Piunkett Plumbing and Heating
Company aFt. Hawthorne Building Company.
9th 81 No= 5s3 ana 535 West; J. /. Keatmg
& Co aet estate of John Tine owner; sandberg
E Eeek contraclors. -.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

sSth ST. Nos AZ and 40 East: Jacob H. Hor-
witz and Max l. LefkOwitz loan Ike Cohen and
samuel Godstein ,....-.. ........... .....
4th St, $. 100 r. of Avenue D. 25x-.
Inionport; Sebastian and Katharine Weiss loan
Joseph ard otto A. Koenig. ..............
Cogens Alley. n. W. corner Humboldt ave- 72x3T;
Yonkers Building Loan Association loans James
G.. and Catharine Mulligan. Observation-Disclosures.
Madison 81. e. s. 500 IT. Of Morris Park ave,
25xlO0 Henry {. Merritt loans Jacob Cohen.
113h ST. S. =. $50 IT. = Of Broadway, IO0XlO0 II ::
Meyer NeseIl leans Joseph Kleinfed and Samuel
EngelsbeTg Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

William Andre trading the Grand Ledge Cold storage
r-ompanv AZ Grand Ledge County Mich yesterday
essd judgement for - T21 10 Lyons FOR butter and
ggs sold ~ aim Let,tecn - and 10 An attachIeht
was issued against his property on May Il
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
LIS PENDENs.

Iares A. No y; oak ST. Nos. "a and SO; Gacomo
R6sapepe cgt Vp~enzo Trimarco q al parti'ion) at
i2ist St Ne 4ZT 70 4s3 East. Augusta E smith agt
George Ferris al ts9eeihe rerforranee' attorney
2 Sd ave $ 40 H. n Of fremont ave. 2oS9l loN2o TX
0n s. Mary r Fit7natrick John y trear,er Il al
(forccjosu-e ~ nicrtsage): attorney. E. g. DuvaH
7th 81 . $50 fl e o Avenue G, &'NltS Inc Bronx
John r. Kelly ard Jane McGary ct al. tpartition)' AZ
torneys Cohaan Brothers
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

ST Andrews won the best ball competition
Yesterday John Reid, jr.. and Archie Reid re
turning 50. The match play summary OF the
third and semi-hnal rounds is as follows:
Championship third round-Janes NJ. Rfett Crescent
Athletic Club, beat Max Befr Norris County, by up.
Jerome y Travers. Nassau Country Club beat oswald
K.kby. EnsleWood. BY up and 10 play ,
Travis, Garden city, beat George / BrokaW
Garden City, by up and TO play .
Eben ". ByerE, st Andrews, beat Gilman r IlHahv'
T5Esllon 10y ] Up.
SEM final round-TTavers beat Rhett by up ana 70
pay, Fyers beat Travis by w ana 10 play 49,.
Presidents cup. second roundF. :. Douglas. Nassau
Country Cuh beat B. {. Fuller Apawamis b. detaqlt
Charles l. Tsppin Garden City, beat Arden IL ltopbhs
8 Andrews, by default
lanes T. Foot. AIaRamis beat Frederick Herreshon'
Tee Burn. by ] up
RAYMOND Haveneyer Sesbright, beat Archie N Reio,
s. Andrews, By ! up ia twsnty-one holes
semi -7nal Douglas beat TaDpin by ! up and
20 rlay: Foot beat r. ia emeyer by up
Tfrd sixteen final rouEdlHoNaTd Gifhn. South
orange beat ?. :. Wheeler. Apawamis by up and 70
rEy. q r Watson Essex County. beat J. " F.g1nton.
ST Andrews, by up and to play
Fourth sixteen tsemi-hnal rounc-i~ Fthett crescent
A. G. Dr. A. r Haight. Fox Hills. by up and 70
vgr gidley Maddox Crescent A. C. beat A Powell.
Bshusrol. by up and 1 % play
EN- Byers defeated Jerome =. Travers in
the amateur championship at Wheaton last year
and The match to-day promises 10 be hard
fought from end to end.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
SYNDICATE BUYS LONG ISLAND TRACT

Phinney Corsa have sold for the Cosmopolitan
Land Company to the Albert T. Epster syndicate
about one hundred at Springfield Station on
the M0ntauk division Of the Long Island Railroad.
The Rockaway branch Of the Long Island Rail-
road which is being electrified passes through the
property IN the centre OF which station is being
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
The summary Of the days play follows:

Championship cup (hnaI round)-AIrs. Charles T
Stout Richmond County Country Club beat Miss Geor
gianna Bishop. Brookawn Country Club, / up.
Second cup (anai round)-Miss Ruth Milne Powell
ton Golf Club beat Mrs. Charles l. Tiffany, Nassau
Country Club. up and 10 play.
Third cup (fna round)-Mrs. A. H Harris Apa-
wants. beat Mrs. Ralph Lane Richmond County. up
and to play.
Fourth Gun final round Miss Mabel Barber En-
glewood Golf Club. beat Mrs. R. n. Howe, Englewood
I
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
SALE OF wARREN-sT. BUILDING.

Daniel B. Freedman has sold to Henry L. Dyer
Nos l22 and 1A Warren St. two four story build
ings. a plot 46x9O feet between Washington and
West SITS. Mr.. Freedman has bought from the
crosby estate. Of Boston, No. 56 Front St. a five
story building, ls.7xS5 feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
Citations.
THF PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW

10HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by the Grace o. God. free and IndePendsnt.
q. Thomas q; Walker, Rose Walker ana Edward G.
Walker and TO all interested in ths estate of
Edvrsri Walker of the County of New York. d.
ceased egatees next q kin Or otherviae
and each % hereby cited and
Sed personaly TO be and appear before SurroSRta
~ Ire County York the Surrosatss Court %
couurv held at County Court House. In tho
,1SIutv ~ New the 29th day of June loo0 az
af nast ten o'clock - that day. then
ana there attend judicial settlement % the account
rroreciinas u A. Walker. ENecUtrtX Of the
-. VVOI ana Testament of said deceased and such Of
o, as are hereby cited. under of twenty
0s vears are required appear by guardian. is
you have u have none 20 appear and apply
SNr one To he appointed the neglect
or failure a guardian Viii be appointed BY the
surrogate and act for IN the pToeeedng
In testimony whereof. have caused Seal
surroFates o. said County of NoW YoTk
hereuntO affixed
Witness. FraAk T. F1tzgsrald. SuFFosate % cur
said County. the County 90 New York. the
ISeall 3Oth DAY II April, in the OF LORD enc
thousand nine hundred and
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clark oe the SurTos2tea' C1g-rS
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

The largely increased circulation Of The
sunday Tribune Hecessitates our going 90
press at an early hOOF. Advertisers Win
confer n favor by sending In theiE eOBg al
the earliest possible moment.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
AUCTION SALE YESTERDAY.

At - Nesey st-By Joseph p Day: 1890 10 1898 Park
aye ~ lx4S tx lfregi sty frame sheriTs sale "
az 1t Ilet utie etc which G Fries January 90
withdrawn. -. = y ---' N..-.I'' >
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

IN defeating Oswald Kirkby. the Englewood
racl Travers did ~. There was a rather
Irregular finish 10 the match between Max Behr
and ] n Rhett. On the seventeenth tee, when
mn Behr sliced his drive, the ball eventually
-oirg through A window Of a harm. Behr found
Tba hall on a pile Of hay and. nothing daunted
attempted 10 play il out through the open door
NV The effort proved unsuccessful. This made
the match all square, but the Morris County
-Tszsrs troubles continued when he pulled his
IIsxr drive TO the old orchard. where the ball
was lost
Bvers and Gilman p. Tiffany furnished one OF
the hest matches Of the day. The former had
tuo 3S-s for a 76. but only beat the Hudson
RIyer Golf Association champion l up
In The Byers-TraVis match. many OF the holes
were either won or halved in par figures, and
Bvers won the match by up and to play.
dong II to - for the Garden City expert.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
LEASES LONG BRANCH HOTEL

The Hotel Register Realty Corporation has leased
the Hotel Brighton, Long Branch. to l. Hanf, pro-
prietor Of the Hotel Brunswick at Madison ave
and seth st.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
Citu PROPERTY To Let.

NOR RENT-On West Eleventh Street four-story and
Il basement house. % o" wide with modern improve
three bathrooms; immediate possession Apply
to c. r. DICKEY. Room /. 18th floor, 22O Broadway
Telephone. 600 COrJlandt.
l. story and basement; twelve rooms and baths;
hot and cold water in each room. Inquire of J. J.
BAGLEY. % West AID st.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

Earned runs-Fordham l. Cornell =, I%o6ase I hits
Tace hits-Preston base balls-on Egan. i on
Deshon. First errors-FoTdham. /; Cornell 3.
Stolen bases-Champaign, Corey 90, Rudolph McNelis
Kane Hinohline struck outBy Egan, 6; by Deshon. g.
Double and Hinchiine Left on bases
Fordhan. 8: Cornell T. Passed ball-Welch J. Time Of
game :45. Umpire Mc(iurk.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

'Gargan batted for Hinchcine IN the ninth inning.
Cornell ......................0 0-3
Fordhsrn ...................0 l 0 0 %
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

UNFINISHED COTTAGE TO LET for the summer to
Mount Vernon.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

C,TNfN1IT n Ia rooms including bedrooms. modern
- IrDroverents beautiful grounds. 2OOG4OO;
,Ifss from depot. \. :. KNOX. Maiden Lane New
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

CITRICTLY modern nine cottage. lighted BY eIec-
- rciry frontage Lawrence for
sale reasonable price Address FRED FRAZER,
Syracuse. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
Country Property to Let.

,D,AFI lake and house lease for season: one hou
- from Jersey city: macadam road water from sprini
r1Inning To the house. Box 2OI. Butler. n j.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
Unfurnished Apartments To Let.
Brooklyn.

4 ments possession now rent . begin August l. and
rooIls S62 60 945- -9S1 Apply
your broker or Realty Associates l76 Remsen
BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
Country Property for Sale.

gENENAFL.Y y J-Gentlemsn's country residences hzh.
Il dry ground about two acres: u desired; dns
view OF Palisades: large shade trees many fit trees
modern improvements: stable coach
nsnse Cottage; station 40 minutes Nan
haitian: bargain. $I55O easy terms WILLIAM q.
CLARKE 200 West seth
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
Furnished Apartments to Let.

4 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. pri
a. vate bath St.OO daily including meals. two, 81
weekly; s15. THE VAN RENSSELAER, Is E llth ct
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

Totals ...... 3 8 - I
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

Dof.E5AUAY PARK lots. SIOO: terms easy ROCK
TX, AWAY PARK IMP CO, le2 broadway Zee large
H5Nerrisement IN Sundays edition
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

n ono; BRANCH. n. J.-House and harms: garden ana
S-+ trees three minutes from depot: cheap quick
bIver I p SMITH. I46 Van Buren st. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

$1,000
1000
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

PSI 95
i143 so
1920
New-York tribune., 1906-05-26

$4,000
$500
$500
5000
10000
The Delta independent., 1906-01-05

Just as we go to press comes word
that the Golden Rule Store is now a
corporation and to be known as the
Ramsey Dry Goods Company. w. G.
Bennett, who has so successfully man.
aged the affairs of the Company previ-
ously, will remain in Delta, stories to
the contrary regardless. This decision
of Mr.. BENEFITS, to remain here. will
be gladly heralded by the business men,
and as well by the many patrons of the
store.