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New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
COMPLAINS OF CONGRESS-.
Mr.. Gompers Reports to Amera-
can Federation of Labor.

Washington, June B.-At the meeting or the eA-
ecutive council of the American Federation OF La
Dor to-day a report, submitted by President Sam
ueI Gompers on pending legislation In Congress
said that the Eight Hour bill ordered to be re-
ported by the Committee Labor Of the House
''by temporary majority of the minority members
of the committee" and that the bill had not yet
been reported. It called attention to "he subter-
fuge" conducted by the Judiciary Committee of the
House regarding the bill to define and limit the is
euance of injunctions, and to the effort OF Mr..
Idttlefeld Of Maine "to abolish the pilotage sys-
tenn"
grievances presented to President Roosevelt Pres
ident pro TEN. Frye and Speaker Cannon, that "a
number Of Congressman had declared their willing
ness to aid labor in the enactment of its just leg
tslative demands, but hampered and hindered
by the existing conditions. especially by the domi-
nation of the House of Representatives through its
Speaker and the makeup Of the committees Of the
House as well as the permanent rules, and those
that are brought in 10 accomplish temporary pur-
poses"
He also called attention TO the course pursued by
the Governors of Idaho and Colorado. and 10 what
he termed the unwarrantabe and brutal manner
of kidnapping Meyer, Haywood and Pettibone," OF
tho Western Federation of Miners. Regarding the
s+r,la of the agricultural workers in Porto Rico.
Mr Gompers commended their conduct he de,
orders by which meetings had peeil olspeFaeu Elo ~
cent persons numerically attacked and arrested on
groundless charges, and workInen clupSeS s StI hu
forced 10 work with the only aIteIlIne oL tI Iol @
notice brutality and imprisonment me case mas
already been taken up with President ttooseVeIt'
who Mr. Gompers said, promised 70 MAKE an an IL ~,
and eFHdayits will be submitted charging contlnu-
ance of the alleged abuses
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19

Mrs Lillian B. Hyde bought yesterday from the
Donovan estate No $50 Madison ave-. four story
dwelling house southwest corner OF 4Oth ST.. Oh d
lot g71x120 feet Mrs. Hyde paid S2s0coo
Huberth & Gabel leased yesterday Tor Berh8iU
Reich to Max Kleinfed the four and ave stoiS
buildings at No. 50 Park Row. running through "
No 2ss William ST.. near the entrance to the BROOM
lyn Bridge for term of ten years at s'oVV ilel ~
tbe first five years and $500 for the renaliAhs
five years - .or,,
The plans for the remodelling of the nrst 30
and basement of the Hotel Woodstock d. ~
127 TO 1875 West 49d St. which Is owned by the hot
politan Life Insurance Company were o hieu -
terday. The improvements are to cost Slo"vO' % -
cording to the estimate of the archltecl' ~
WaId ,,,, .
There was a report yesterday that "'
H Martin had sold his property at the hoI'n"e'
corner of Broadway and 31st St. old puiluiHs ~ %
plots 1O4 feet by 1884 feet No conarIiitoh % % ~ ~
report could be obtained yesterday. lne lpnSning
Dime Savings Institution and the htN II fs
King e Co building in TINS pioCN: or,,ojraI
dfag0nally opposite the proposed MCAuoo b,iiiJ
The Douglas Realty Company VIII sool n,so With
five story American basement dwelling Je Drive
elevator on the north corner OF hlversIuGI aco
and lOlst ST. on plot 27Tx107 6X53x of
quired by il year ago. 1t VIII haxe laetIInated
brick with limestone trimmings Ine tos COM
cost is about $4,000 Frank b. WalNS las ~
Knap & Co have leased for Thomas j: ofa Meena at
TO a client for a of years the corner ToWep fo
No 14f0 Amsterdam ave. and for l: J. M MoySI 49, ~
a Mr. Bales the private dwelling at NO OF NV
side Drive.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19

be larger. Costly as the one and one-nalf knot
in speed may be. the ship must establish repu-
tation for steadiness, comfort and luxurious ap-
pointments in order to secure a remuneratlVe
traffic, and this 1t can hardly fail to do The
commercial equation is. however, less important
when the government has virtually subsidized
the line and enabled It to build and operate
these enormous turbine liners. The new Cunard
chairman objects TO the word subsidy, ana
contends that there is payment for services rem
dered. When the first cost of the Lusitania can
not be less than S6,250000, and the expense or
the voyage to New York and return is estimated
at $1,000 in coal. wages and victualling gov
ernment aid is indispensable, whatever may be
the word used for expressing it. on imperial
grounds ii has been necessary for England to
accept the German challenge and to regain su-
premacy in the transatlantic service. ana the
victory won in the Admiralty offices and the
Clyde shipyards will be worth what 1t costs;
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

7 n Moreenstern has bought from c. wissmann
the five story triple fiahouse, with stores. at the
southeast corner of I'd and Goth ST.. on lot 25x
75 feet.
A. NJ Kirkland has sold for Sarah Blauvelt the
four story single fathouse No. 153 East 121st St,
on lot 1S6xS1 feet.
Dessauer & Werdenschlag have sold for a client
to NJ Fraade No 244 West Goth st. five story four
Pescia Co have sold for PANEL bd,,ys WaF, it
No 1t2 Sullivan ST. oG on fo lot NJ PKG {e Ga
East Attn St, five story tenement house. on lot
RsdGh has sold S6 for No. 5as IS eznRSn R5dngSn
ave- on lot 2Ox7O feet, 10 Alexander Lambert who
H. L. suydam & Co. have sold for H. Reubepstone
& Sons No. 269 West l36th St. five story hathouse,
on plot 37x99 II feet
aP1ftmeni n mt house, 5i known as the Hudson view, at
Nos e and 6s8 West SSth ST. & on P plot 20 sg * id feet
10th st, four five story tenement houses. on plot
Dessauer & Werdenschlag have sold for Max Nit
tenthal No. 22s East S9th St. FIVE story tenement
f. Dornberger has resold TO Frank G. Weiss the
five story tenement house No. go East SD st. on
'o5 James J. Etchngham has sold for Henry Witten-
Rouse, Rois ,>oi on a a lot 25xio05 feet
story double 1athouse No $50 West 4sth St. on
FredeFcK WITH Stores M ON ON iot So SI6 ee
house 36 West 4lst St. lot 25x9S9 feet for
Louisa Wagner to Samuel Baumgarten
The Unterberg estate has sold No. l4s TO 150 Rv-
I'M gton st. northeast OF Suffolk St. five and
ste tenement houses, plot 5Oxl00 feet.
Towenstein. Papae Co have sold for A. Fried
man to client Nos 2I09 24ll and 2413 2d ave. three
Ave story tenement houses. with stores on a plot
75xq0 fet and have Immediately resod the entire
parcel 70 Wexler * Posner.
T. S. Willard & Co. have sold for Mrs Augusta
Rosenberg No. 10 West 18th st. size 27x92 feet
story building.
s B. Goodale & Son have sold for the estate OF
Patrick Devne in Lind opposite 166th St, Lot
l99 Block 25Z1, being 25xlO feet
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
MECHANICS LIENS.

147th ST.. No 519 Vest Max I4towiGn 1sT oners F.
ham q weingarten and Paul ChopaA' 'NA0o' -
Freeman. contractor ord ist ave.
3oxfo0: Ross Lumber Company agt- Aoui'
Reiner owner and contractor - - :. - bs-
Avenue and 72d St. corner, 27xSo; Ross EuinUel no.
Company agt. Louis Reiner. owner anu N
tractor .................----- -. -.
11Ttb ST. No. 500 East: Ross Lumber Company
agt Louis Reiner owner and contrao.0F ozx1oo.
4th ave- 6. s. 100 II. H. or Zotn st; S.T0
Story 4 FTickinger agt Putnam Holding ooii'-
many owner; Thompson & Moran contrac."' 40
ssth st. and Central Park West s W. corner, LUo
xiO2 2: Bloomsbury Foundry ana Ehstnos,tI,s .,ts
Works aet Gotham Building ana COht, TaII =. Us
Company, owner; Brown-ketchan iron "0'A9'
suhronfrsctor ..........-.--......-: -
1aotb ST.. No. 127 East; Hyman Ginsberg agt.
Joseph schr1er. owner; Max schiesthser' ooit
Essex St, No, "A: Henry slepian ast JACOB D
Paurn owner and contractor -. ''' o.
T17th AZ n g. eS II. e. OF Pleasant ave, oo1
100; Louis Rockmore agt Louis Helher' o""e
12Stb ST.. No, Ifs West: N Hutkoff Go. agt-
Edward W. Farrell. owner; SexsInlth q El"uso''
southern boulevard. W. s. 325 II. o. Jennings
st 50x1oO; Jackson Brothers agt- IiaWtio i-0
building Company; George brown cohtI -, -
10th ST No 432 10 444 East; E H Ogden IuilloeI @
Company agt. Louis Reiner, owner anu eoN
PLEASANT ave. No. s1s to 317; p. H. ogden LuTa-
ber Company agt. Louis Rosen. owner ana c'i--
tractor
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
CAR KILLS NURSE.
Woman Dies Instantly on Beng
.Struck-Companion Hurt.

Catherine Hooks. nurse in the Lying In-Hospital,
at Second avenue and 18th street. was instantly
killed by a surface at 18th street and Third
avenue at an early hour this morning. Her COM
panion Mary Gordon. injured. The motorman
of the car Martin Kelley, and the conductor. Albert
Davis were arrested and locked up in the East
22d street police station on charge of homicide.
The dead nurses body taken to that police
station.
The two nurses their way home to the
hospital from a visit to Harlem friends. They got
off the southbound and started toward Second
avenue. They did not see northbound car which
was running at a high rate Of speed. and Miss
Hooks was hurled fifteen feet and fell alongside
the track in such way that the car caught her up
again and dragged her almost to 18th street before
the frantic motorman could stop the car. Miss
Gordon had been able TO jump backward but was
hit by the corner of the car and thrown down. She
declined medical aid, however,
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
MADISON AVENUE HOUSE SOLD.
MRS LILLIAN B. HYDE BUYS FOUR STORY D"HAN
ING FROM THE DONOVAN ESTlTE
Park Rozo Building for Ten Ye@sHoel WoodocR 10
Be RemOdeAed

RivIngton St No 1871 $ S, 25x100.4; Mitchell LAppoo
man ct al 70 Morris Scherzer; mortgage s5'.VCV
Saith st, 8 s. 325 II Of 2d ave. s5x9aS; MaIS ASH
ct al to Julius Steinfeld; mortgage. s9o.Vo"-
18th ST n s. 253 II OF Avenue II. 4Ox-; m
terror lot begins at centre line between Ith and
46 Ak 2sx W 01Ox 213: Abraham Grono-
witz TO Solomon Mingelgreen and another;
10th st. Nos $50 and 500 East sOx1co4;. willy
Rieser to David Rieser; mortgage $4,000.
5th ave- e s. 622 n OF SD st. 40x1Oo; James
Garland 10 Lloyd Bryce: mortgage. $4,000.
103d ST. s. 320.T IT OF Amsterdam ave- 81 Ok
100 IL: Johanna Schwartz and another to Harry
a C0chrane; mortgage. $4,000. -.
1921 ST. Nos 331 and 333 East, 5OKlOo.1l; SauI
Eder ct al TO Rosalie II Lowmson; mortgage
$1,000 OK ,x,oo THOMAS
Meehan 10 Bertha Beekman; mortgage, S5s.SS SVV SV
Mott ST. No 122 to 1926 75x94: Francis Stable
ct al to Ida Machiz; mortgage. S4S,5Vo -.
Monroe ST. o s, sos II e Of Pike st. COX
Barnett Freedman ct al to Samuel seheehner'
m9ggase 200 "a and 2s s. ASK irregi
lar; Bene Posner to Morris Koslow: mortgage
SI2OOO ., Sti
Madison ST. No 3f4 S. 25.11x112 5; JOSEPH SIoo Eli
verrnan TO Samuel Kaufman: mortgage $500
Avenue b. Nos 40 and 32 W s. 4SoNoVi ~ ~L@NLu
Lion 10 Morris Janos and another' Ho'
7tS ave corner 12sth st. e9.l1xT5; EdSoho no
Kelly to Judson @ Wells: NOR se scSSeD,
Orchard st. No %. 8. 1oIIs; ADIe,.,s Ar,sage
Dworsky to Israel ID shlachetzsKi' NOR 's"e1
6tS ave- n e corner if4th ST. 50.11x irregular: Max
Cohen ct al to Esther Eisenbers; mor's"s''
FSgecoDob ave W . 252 fl OF le6th So l91 s x
Irregular; Albert IL Hardy ct al 70 isaac 0iiA
piro; mortgage. s46.oOo --'.'-'-'''''''''''''
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
THE EVENING POSTS" NEW ho"H
Vesey Street Building Will Have many
Features

The Evening Post expects to be estapiisheu @ -
it's new home, which is now being built III EeseS
street within less than year. 1t is 10 Dc thilte
stories above ground and two below RoDert ~
Eohn the architect in drawing the plans MADE d
careful study of the principal newspaper ouAdihsS
in the Eastern States Every effort has been fhaoe
to have the building constructed SO thd' eHo -
Io,,os of the nawsnaper will be able TO do their
work under the most favorable conditlons. -, q,
FIidutz & Son have charge of the constructor @ VI
the building Its lines will be simple but promise
TO be pleasing to the eye The general color erect
will be white and green, produced by tai %
piers framing bays of cast iron SeVsrai heT 80 in
tngs In Fifth avenue examples or the eHect IN
tended to be produced. A copper colored mansard
roof is planned the double purpose or pleasins
the eve and at the same time allowing an e@Aua extra
amount of light to reach the top floor through three
big dormer windows. This floor Will be occupIeu
bV the compositors The Evening Post VIII re-
serve for its own the four topmost floors one
third the ground floor and the two oaseInentSSe
Several features win De found on the twetIo9 9
floor where will be situated large lunchroom anu
Kitchen Outside the Iunchroom fully hundred
feet above the ground will run a long smoking
room for the employees Toilet rooms, equipped
with shower baths, will also be found on this MOOR
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
BLACK HAND MEN SHOT.
One Dead, Another Dying, as Result
of HOId-up.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.l

Indiana, Penn, June 1S.-One man is dead
another dying while the third is at liberty and
being pursued by the authorities, as the result OF
q BLACK Hand" outrage at Heilwood, coal town
near here, late last night Three Italians whose
names are unknown, have been in the neighbor-
hood for some time and are said by other ltal-
ians TO have been working in the interests Of
The Black Hand" Last night they held up Giu
seppi Castino a wel-to-do Italian, on a lonely
bit Of road and demanded of him money.
Castino who had had trouble with the three
men, and who has been beaten badly differ
ent occasions, pulled his revolver and began to
shoot, killing one at the first shot and dropping
another with the second. The third escaped
Castino then came into the town and gave HIM
self up.
There were no papers on the dead man nor on
the dying italian TO tell who they
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
SUIT FOR DE FOREST RECEIVER FILED

LBy Telegraph to The Tribune
ST. Louis. June lS.-Suit for receiver for the De
Forest Wireless Telegraph Company was filed to-
day in the federal Circuit Court by Henry Snyder
OF New York. against Abraham Schwartz. other
wise known Abraham White; his wife Cora
Teresa White Dc Forest Wireless Telegraph Com
rahy and American De Forest Wireless Telegraph
Company. The suit also asks an Injunction re-
sfahing Schwartz or White from eneumbering or
transferring the conpanys assets Snyder alleges
ne Owns -'goO snales OF capital stock Of the De
ToISs. n recess Ielegraph Company, for which he
palG KUN par value OF SO q aggrePatfnr
S219ogo When the American De Forest GompanS
was organized snyder alleges that Schwartz turned
2ESF me STOCK 10 himself changing his name TO
Mhlte 10 conceal from creditors and stockholders
OF ne original De Forest conDany the transfer ~
stock. Snyder alleges that the amounI involved
exceeds 100000 1
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
ruE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

oastb St n s. $50 e Of Kessler ave nTss IOT
tyo and one-halr story frame dweIiihg TIoT7 aToS'
S4x56; ]. F. Swallow. owner; W. . 9"A $50
1,oston road n W. corner 165th ST. Ior Lour GN
story brick tenement houses; one 9aI1,
three 8s84 x1o1 sA American 4a.s aIcStect 1876
,Jov-af ave W. $ 100 It. 5. OF 2OStn 81 ~.
NeMeH 80. crane dyveIitng house. 22x6O con
sUelo De Pascuals owner; j. R. ServisS' aie"i 81
eos
Grand ave W 9. so II. 5. OF 1874 ST.; Lor q
story frame garage, 11xlS F. X Buiier' o"He''
architect -.
NcC;raw ave. n. g. 80 IT. e OF CoIiiiftev tn,ss
ave. for a three story frame dwelIlhE E.n5aSo n5'
2lx44: Alice NJ Lynch, owner; Thomas "fal''ii' Al
,, ~ Vice. W : $50 H. n OF 5th ST.: for
one story frame factory 4Oxoo; tassIihi-y st,IIer
frigersting Company, owner IoHH D. q
---'
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
FIND BOY TIED TO TRACK.
.Saus He Vas Placed There by
Young Men.

Glens Falls, n. Y, June 18-Exhausted ana
almost unconscious. Benjamin Stott ten years
old. was found this afternoon tied down on the
rails of the Delaware & Hudson Railroad be-
tween Fort Edward and Sandy Hill A track
walker found the boy and released him just IN
time TO save him from being crushed by train
The boy who lives in Fort Edward, said that he
had been seized while on his way home by two
young men, who, after lashing him securely
across the rails, left him How long ne had lain
there he could not say, but it is supposed that
he must have been there for more than an hour.
The police are searching for the perpetrators of
the outrage.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
RURIA1-s THROW WOMAN FROM CAR
Brain Conclusion May Result-One Arrested
After Sunday Night Assault.

Williamsburg, who was arraigned yesterday on a
charge of disorderly conduct. also wanted on
more serious charge, that of assault. Charles
Boss. Of No. 15O WyckOff avenue and Mrs. Boss
were returning home early yesterday morning AT
Wyckof and Myrtle avenues they changed cars
AS Mr. Boss assisting his wife into a
WyckoH avenue dozen ruflans jumped in
from all sides and crowded Mrs. Boss She re-
quested them TO desist and move further awav
They attacked her and threw her off the car
When her husband Went to her aid he was treated
in a similar They both received scaIn
wounds, and Mrs. Boss is reported TO be suffering
from cOncussOn CT the brain.
Huber was arrested later for creating a dis
turhance. ard was identified in court as one Of the
assailants. He was held in 500 bail.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
SUNDAY RUFFIANS FINED.
Heavier Penalties Than Usual Imposed by
Magistrate Mayo.

Heavier fines were exacted for Sunday disorderly
conduct subway and elevated trains this week
than in former weeks In spite of frequent warn
ings. the disorders took place. The police made
arrests Sunday, most Of the prisoners being
half grown boys returning from Bronx Park and
William Ferrer, Milford Settle and George Clark
s. each William Mayer. Lazarus Goodman and
Abram Shilkowski, arrested on a Third avenue
train, fined so each Thomas Gearns thirty
eight years old of No. 612 East 13Sth street who
Joined in the disorder was locked up in default
of a SO fine.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

alden Spears Sons company-s, C. Alger; June
"a 1904. SIG 90
shine same. ApTli o. 1900 12O 81
DIaistsd eaiihoeI Ioheh st al March 1900. iS OF
Daueh Icy lEihg; oeptsInber o. leoi. 2lO 81
IA 1900 400 %
Freiteid fenry Monroe Bank; June 1903 25J n
Bank November 2o. 19o4 ..::...... 100 %
Kramin Theodore. Feldman: June 7. 1900 49,. 4SO ~
Helkin. Hymsn-A. Bernstein et al; February "a
1000 1853 Is
Manhattan Railway Company. Burke; Deceul-
Der %; 1905 2Is 90
1898 1905 As
Rapid Transit company-s. Cemons ct al.
ecuors February "a 1902 .;..........., 4sl 70
1908 Geyersed) 54o 80
II 1900 (vacated) .:s:....,... "a II
Strickland. JsyG H Keck; June g. 1905. ...... OF 70
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
MAY MUSICAL FESTIVAL REPORT.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.l

IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.l
Cincinnati, June 1S.-At a meeting this afternoon
Of stockholders OF the May Musical Festival Asso-
ciation a statement regarding the last festival
the seventeenth biennial. showed that the receipts
$i3,7 II. against So 9O 10 in 1904 and $40
~ 20 IN 1892 or an increase of 2 per over 1904
and of 10 per cent 1902. The expense of the
festival proper $39 9GI6e The expense of main
tanning the chorus for years was s. $50 81 To-
ward which the stockholders contributed 81 0O
leaving balance OF $3.50 "a that account which
VAS paid out OF the funds OF the association The
cost Of the orchestra 81 023 o. as against 81
Az in 1904. being an increase of 30 per cent The
treasurers report shows cash balance OF 81 T93
after payment Of ali debts.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
NEW BUFFALO TRACTION COMPANY.
IBY telegram to ThA


Buffalo, June l8-Incorporation papers Of the
Buffalo & Lackawanna Traction Company which
will operate electric street car line in Buffalo
were placed file in the County Clerks Office here
to-day. The capital is 100000 and the trackage
viii be entirely within the city's limts The di-
rectors Of the company Joseph B. Mayer New
York William F. Sheehan. New York: Charles H
Werner, New York; Marshall J. Dodge, New York;
j. c. Calisch, Buffalo; John F. Burke Buffalo;
Charles Y. Nellany, Buffalo; Ashley 7. Cole New
York, and Oscar F. Georg. Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At IA Vesey st.-By Joseph Z Day: 1913 Clinton ave
W 1872 n 1Geh st. 2s.1Ox13SS; story bldg; vol
sale; s. 42s.lO IT OF 175th st. 16sx
100 1x2O 7xl2O, story dwg h: Empire City Savings
Bank agt sandersOn; c w Dayton atty; Moses Eel
tensein due, s2954 22 etc. sss4 26:
West End ave s2d 81. 20 sxS2 story bk dwg H.
Empire Mortgage CO agt f Day ct all Terry. atty
ject 10 prior mtge $4,000; about 20 spuyten
buyvii. situated in Rtverdale Arlington Johnson Cam
bridge Fairfeld oxford Netherland aves Spuyten
IuySii Parkway and 232d. 234th and 235th SITS; ri W
Hayden + = Suyden et al ward II * 5. attys; L
lIilr liz rrf. nHrtI
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
TWO WRECKS IN GALE.
Three Vessels Missing after Storm
off Newfoundland.

st. Johns, N F, June 1S.-The schooner
Canena, with forty-fve fishermen, and the Ocean
Queen with thirteen aboard, have been driven
ashore on the north coast. The crews escaped.
Wreckage from the schooner Dauntless has been
found. and it is feared that she sank with all
hands. Two schooners which were driven sea-
ward on Saturday have not yet been reported
Heavy damage done to fishing property
everywhere along the seaboard.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
NEW WORKERS BUY PROJECTED ROAD
GBy Telegraph to The Tribu

lBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.l
Nashville Tenn. June l8.-The projected Nash.
vile & Huntsville Railroad has been sold by ]. H.
Connor and his associates TO New York capitalists
whose names have not yet been announced. The
road is TO connect Nashville with the Birmingham
district and Pensacola Fla. T NJ Steger OF Nash
Vile has been elected president 1t is said that the
new purchasers have agreed to complete the road
into Nashville within fourteen months
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
REAL ESTATE. TRANSFERS

ist ct g. 270s II Of ist ave. 20 sx1oOa A.
selg Carlp et al TO Louis Hcrwitz: mortsaae
lOoth ST. n D. go IT O OF Columbus ave 100, 1oo.
Nathan Loewv TO Edward \ Davis rnortxsgs
Madison ave. s e corner 10th 81, 40xT5; Godspeed
Realty Improvement Company 10 BENJAMIN We'll
and another: mortgage, S4oO 900 .-..-.........
l39th st. {, $50 II Of Amsterdam ave. Cox
9e11: misunderstanding Realty Company 10
Jerome J Wilson: mortgage. $63. 600 ........
Orchard ST. No 40. q g. 25x1T6 Morris Davis et
al TO Philip Goldberg: mortgage, s32 900. .......
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
ASSOCIATION CRIPPLED BY THEFTs

Iby IeIeEFaph The Iribune.J
Paterson. June lS-As result of the peculations
of eX-Mayor William II. Becher and George W
Alice, the directors Of the Manchester Building and
Loan Association have passed a resolution to wind
up the affairs of :he association and the matter
will come before the stockholders at a specaI
meeting 70 be held on June % Becher was counsel
for the association and Alice was secretary
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At IA Vesey st-By James l. Wells: Sedgwick ave- W s.
22O6 of Kngsbrdge Road plot OF four lots. each
2d3 by from 146 10 100 with dwg h voluntary sale
o y NaueEcim S12. 200 Sedgwick $50 II
n KinGsbridge Road IL lots. each - by from III
voluntary sale: T Maxwell for $4,000.
balance George Cromwell s2s 400 Kingsbridge Ter
l6i3 II OF Kingsbridge Road three lots
25xl25x Irregular voluntary sale; TO II p II Wilson
5000; oak ST. Beech lots.
100; sas; Joveshof for SO $40 Maitland
s. 2To II W or Mapes ave three 25xlOO
with dwg h on westerly
Catharine y skennion house and lot 10 " f Long
So. 700; balance TO II p & F II Wilson for 81 500
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
NEW LOFT BUILDING FOR FIFTH AVE.

Plans were filed yesterday with Superintendent
Murphy for a six story loft and store building
TO be erected for Eliza A Thorne. at NO. $40 Oth
ave. It is to be 246 feet front and 80 feet Deep
with a facade of iron and glass. trimmed with
limestone. It is $4,000 and has been leased
New-York tribune., 1906-06-19
COLLISION WITH AUTO KILLS HORSE

Bayshore. Long Island. June 1S.-In collision
to-day between a touring car owned bv Oliver r.
Oakley, local merchant, and carriage occuped
by Joel Smith. also of Bayshore in front OF the
r. G. Wilson place. at West Isp. the horse was
killed and the runabout wrecked. Mr. Oakley
says the being carefully driven and the
accident was due 10 Smith being on the wrong side
or the road. Ihe slightly damaged.