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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-02
HOUSE VOTES FOR FREE SEEDS.
Usual Amount for Them Is Included In the
Agricultural Appropriation.

WASHINGTON, May $50 far as the
House Of Representatives is concerned
there will be no restriction upon the free
distribution Of garden and flower seeds
by members Of Congress through the De-
partment of Agriculture. After fighting
over the matter two days, during which
greater disorder reigned in the hall than
any other discussion at this session has
created, the committee Of the whole by
the overwhelming vote Of 1853 to So over
ruled the Committee on Agriculture and
inserted the usual amount carried for this
purpose in the agricultural appropriation,
and then upon the initiative OF the Com
mittee on Agriculture the sum placed
at the disposal of the Bureau Of Plant In
dustry, which has control Of the seed dis
tribution, was increased by tho further
sum Of sac, 900, making the total amount
5000, 100. as against 1851, 200 originally re-
rorted in.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-02
STOPPED INTERNATIONAL HUMP,
Warshlps In Hudson River Near a Collision
French Line Celebrates.

A collision between W Of the warships
now anchored in the Hudson River opposite
Riverside Drive was averted yesterday
morning by the presence Of mind and the
quick work Of the officers and crew Of
the French warship La Marseillaise, Admiral
Campion's flagship. Taking advantage Of
the incoming tide, she started to swing
o a port anchor, and with greater despatch
chan the navigating officer had calculated
tho vessel moved toward Admiral Brown
sons flagship, the West Virginia.
For a few minutes it looked as if the French
boat would surely ram the American flag
ship, but by some tall hustling on the pS-t
Of the French crew La Marsellaise's course
to port was checked. Luckily enough
at that moment, the West Virginia began
to swing TO starboard and the vessels drew
away from each other, The American
sailors cheered the work Of the French
crew. 49,.
at home. Gen. Horace Porter, former
Ambassador to France, made an informal
call in the afternoon, and Mayor Mcclellan
returned the Admirable visit. Admiral
Brownson Of the American feet paid in
formal visits. yesterday morning to each
Of the French ships and the commander
of the visiting squadron returned the COM
pliment later by calling on the captains of
the American warships.
In the evening the two Admirals and
the commanding officers Of both the French
and American vessels were entertained at
dinner by the officials Of the Compagnie
Generate Transatlaptique upon the new
French liner La Provence. s. Halfon,
vice-president Of the company, presided,
Ambassador Jusserand, who spoke IN both
French and English. expressed, gratitude
on behsh s OF ne fr wh;nh people bd ior she
corded Admiral Campion's feet. Brief
speeches were also made by Gen. Horace
Porter, Gen. Frederick d. Grant, Admirals
Campion and Brownson and II. Gourd,
president Of the French Chamber OF Com
meroe. , Among the other guests We're
Deputy Police Commissioner Waldo, Post
master William r. Wilcox, Vioomte dc
Chambrun, secretary Of the French En-
bassy; Alcide Ebray, Consult General of
France; William g. MoAdoo, Charles W.
Morse. Robert Hoguet, MoDougall Hawkes.
and De Iafajolle q. do Faramond, naval
attache Of the F rench Embassy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-02
BR,rIsH DISPUTE WvH TCRKET.
I.ard Rdw arb ~ Imauriee snva H"''nd"ry
Negotiations Are Pending.


LoSDoS. May Tn the House ~ Lords
to-day Lord Edward Fit2maurioe stated
that the Grand vizler had informed Sir
Nicholas O'Conor. Ambassador at Con
a,a ntinoplp, that n commission had boon
sent to the STA nitic Peninsula TO make IN
auiries and TO replace the boundary pillars
II they had been removed. The Govern
ment considered that Tabah II one or two
OF her points In the peninsula. recently
occupied by Turkish troops. were within the
Egyptian administration. The Turkish
title to Akaba had never been disputed.
Turkeys deman ds extended far beyond
the n~eighborhood Of Tabah. nccessitating
a joint delirnitation Of the whole frontier
Pending a general settlement the Turks
should eva ctate Tabah. Negotiations were
in progress, Lord Fitzmaurice said.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-02
POISONED CANDY VICTIM BETTER
Imprisoned Mother seldom inquiries About
Her-Father Released.

TRENTON, n. j.. May Prosecute
Crossley ordered to-day the release of Charles
T. Davenport. father of the little Wash
ington's Crossing girl who was poisoned
on Saturday by candy mailed from this
city. He was arrested last evening, pend
ing an investigation OF the case. The
Prosecutor and his detectives became con-
WINGED to-day that he is guiltless.
Mrs. Davenport has been removed from
the police station to the county Jail. She
very seldom asks anything about the con-
dition Of the child. although she has been
led to believe that the little e is oriticallyill.
The child is really improving to-day, and
her recovery is now expected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-02
LIMITS RECEIVERS FEES.
Governor signs Senator bhi
TO Prevent EXOrDitant Charges.

ALBANY, May Gov. Higgins to-day
signeG the bill of Senator Bracket to limit
the fees and compensation of receivers OF
oorporations. This is the measure recon-
mended by Attorney-G General Mayer, to
prevent exhorbitant expenditures in con-
~neotion with receiverships. The commits
sions of a receiver except IN the case OF the
voluntary dissolution Of a corporation
are not to exceed ~ per cent, OF the sums
received and disbursed by him. but the
Court may give an additional allowance
not to exceed 2h per cent. in its discretion.
Counsel to receivers must be employed
under written contract approved by q JUS
tice Of the Supreme Court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-02
MRS. CHADWICK PLANS EXPOSE.
ea't she 10 Going TO Tell All About Her
Dealings With Prominent Men.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May L. Ms. Cassie
.hadwick is aggrieved at what she terms
Sh uhmerciful public and she is preparing
statement Of her transactions. She intends
70 drag INFO the limelight attorneys, bankers,
BUSINESS men and others who stood willing
10 snare the profits but take none OF the
lame or burden which she has been force,
10 carry.
She said to-day:
There have been so many false state
shai,s and unfounded reports circulated
asiuu e - me that ! have concluded that the
nme mas come for mt TO make a full state
inet. 70 the press for publication.
II will clear up the mystery OF NV mao
~ give my side OF the affair. Every per
o eEn connected with my transaotions in
snSo hg bankere, attorneys and business
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-02
REAppeRrfOvWENr NM PAsSgs.
srWssr sets : ndrr On EReFMeaey Message
reBm Ire GetSFnog sen,e tfiHeP thaanes'

ALHaSv, MAY T.. The senate by q party
vote Tonight passei the Legislative feap-
~portlonment hill under on emergency mes-
sass from ths Governor, which was rem
derei 'eoeapary tecasise the hn Wa
amended just trfore its ps-saHe. " wiz
paau the assembly Tomorrow The ainsHd'
menia we're %unlmportant. adhina o block
hers and therr "a several Senate Districts
In New York city for instance, under
thu hill o. introduced Tammany Hall wa
placed In Senator Elaberg'a now dietrlct,
which IL Republican. b. changing the
senate district boundary line one block
Tammany Hall was switched into Senator
Orady'a new Fourteenth Observation-Disclosures
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-02
BOSTON WANTS NONE or GORKY.
symphony Hall Bars Doors TO Him ana
Mayor May Not Give Permit.

Boston, May 1.-Maxim Go rky will not
make an appeal in Symphony Hall on sun
day night, and before he arrives in Boston
if he comes at all his friends may be told
that the Mayor has refused a license allow
ing Gorky to speak in Boston.
The announcement that Symphony Hall
was CLOSED to Gorky was made to-day by
Manager Mudgett.
we do not care to have these things in
Symphony Hail. said Mr.. Mudgett, . and
therefore We gave the parties a refusal
to-day"
The friends of Gorky realize that the
oppcsition Is based on his peculiar marital
relations,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-02
ROY SANG FOUR HOURS.
Manager OF ~stercOpticon Show Arrested
by Agents OF Gerry Society.

Jimmy Graham, who is fifteen years old,
sang where the Suwanee River Winds
Its Silvery Way" so loud and so long at the
five cent comedy theatre In West Sixty
fifth street to the accompaniment Of a
~stereoptcon show on Monday night that
the Gerry society agents, O'Connell and
jenkins, arrested the manager, Frederick
j. Wallace OF 1874 West Thirty-sixth street.
In the West Side court yesterday they
told Magistrate Cornell that the boy had
been singing four hours on eud and that
at last he was 30 exhausted that when his
concluding turn came the piano had 10 play
the introduction for five minutes before he
could pipe up. Wallace was held In $500
bail for examination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-02
TRANSFER PATIENT 'D'rD.
Made Only First Stage OF Journey From j
Hood Wright Hospital TO Bellevue.

John Hanlon. a plumber Of 1852 Am
sterdam avenue, who had been q patient
at the J. Hood Wright Hospital since April %,
suffering from pneumonia, was certified
we'll enough to be moved yesterday and
sent to the Harlem Hospital to be trans
ferred TO Belle ne.
DR.. Campbell Of the Harlem Hospital
after looking Hanlon YER decided that
instead Of being in a condition to be moved
hs was dying, and ordered him placed in
a ward. The m. Il died half an hour later.
Supt. Richard Townley OF the j. Hood
Wright Hospital said last night that when
the mar was placed in the ambulance his
pulse and temperature were normal and
that he believed him in fit condition for
the transfer. Coroner Hamburger is in
vestigating the case. .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-02
Day Of Minor Riots, Troops
and Police Preventing
Serious Outbreak,
SABRsS USED IN ChE CLASH.
Cavalry Nests Shower Of Ston1S
With Charge scprs OF
Strikers Wounded.

Fully Onc Thousand Arrests Madr DuriHG
tho IA, Troops inncCrssar,lS severe
IN Wary Gases Strihr Leaders Cor,-
plain M Gov rnmcnt'S iirprrss,c
Measures Grow dS scattered nj Nua.
down and a. Midnight streets We're
ComparatI,e l, Caim TEST ~ the sun
cess " the General strike VIII tome
To-day NOthins IN DAYS Events 10
indicate Brroiu!nn ~ Movement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-02
RUSSIAN CABINET BREAKUP.
Lamsdorn and Durnovo Are Now Expected
10 Resign.
.speetal cab,e Dispatches to TEE SUN.

,Specful Cabe Dispatches 10 TuE SUN.
ST.. PETERSBURG, May lin official
circles it Is expected that Count lAms-
dorff. Minister of Foreign Affairs, and
Minister Of the Interior Durnovo will re-
sign soon.l
PARIS, May THE Matin and the Figaro
confirm the statement made yesterday by
the st. Pete rsburg correspondent OF THE
Sun as to the resignation Of Premier Witte.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-02

To those who may he Obliged TO 20 10 San Fran
cisco, the famous Lake Shore Limited F." leaving
New York by the New York Central at $50 p, NJ.
every day, affords the quickest time from New
York: % hou:N and ~ mluutcs, or four days, three
hours and elgatccu mlnutcs,-Adr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-02

The Famous Lake shore Limited
has sleeping cars for ~, Louis and Cincinnati,
leaving New York every day nj $50 y. NJ, Via New
YORK Central LINES. No excess farc.-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-02

Dewar'S Scotch IL OF unvarylnE purity.
ThH, 10 why doctors h.-Adr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

EiaEs5F;e avs s. 2s l:5 e 10 Of Grr fT View 500
Einssb-i2ge ave. $ 2s8 II Of Terrace View
ave. 25aloo. Annie N Hochholzer to Andrew ~,
~ Haven Railroad ave corner Green ,7,. aye
go ST D s. Z75 II " Of sth ave 25x1oo4, Richard
J Keene 10 Charles MccTeady ........ ..,..,,,;.
Samuel Wiener q a. to virginia Maokay-
Lots iss Is5 ana 1876 map 40 lots Stems estate.
# ? Rose COMPANY 70 Michele Iasco. $500.
l's e. NAP 'i ela5son '' Point H Rose COMPANY
Par iSt % map lo q clason Point contains
ci sS' Sc .' is5 It Of q ave 2ozlo05 slsmaad
com ct a. O 70 Ps "a Of cason Point contains
acres: charles " straub to Herman MeHaker: 800
q ana 1s another. bs@a % %sr;sss
see 655 5''y 100
l2 70 an 30 %nd hf msfsas
ch washington ,1; Plaes ss5 doc
fahd iOs ave 70 corner ISM ST 5ozo Eliza no
Meehan 70 Dennis " Moran - .,;st, 100
Morris S2aS N SuS 3 s. w e to eSsndsr
~ 80, s sf5'a map go lots McGraw estate, star
buck 70 Annie Kingston i,,:.-a.;3 100
Ls 70 ana , West sa ss F. if 6f 8 same map
Ia1is Bender e, n 70 sound Realty Company $40
c5T af595s st. 2l4I529 charles sykes
10 Henry Morgenthau Company mortgage 1oo
r-1 55'' ave " s. ISL II Of lead st. 2e.7z13l;
pauline o Rnorf Julius Hoffman, mort o-,,.,.,
,a Fsse :, ~ as and 81 West 5ox9o IL Moses
Goldsmith to Louis SHERMAN. mortgage 500 ,oo
90, 600 - No s2e west 25xi6o4. James McDer-
mott e. al 70 Frances Jersey mortgage ,oo
=.
.ss5fson 81 No 2s8 n % 7xiOo. Henry Osno- 90
FANNIE CsnoWttz- one tlaIt part l"o
and 223 East. 4oE9e. FANNIE osIl'-
,tffz "a Henry OsEcvttzs one-han part 4Oo
c~ercer place 100 n Of loOth ST. spencer
pee " 2 al line between lots ~ and 70 on
ersessrnent mao city of New YORK conts ihihg
a. eouare feet: Ensrra Dubarry 10 New
work Central & Hudson River f'alfoeo 'oi ooo
P any ave n " corner lseth 81. 2i4 lcxlOo;
eoio71Cr simon Fl 20 Philip simon; mort -co
SO ., 5 = 200 Il Of 1lth ave. lOox7sn;
T3a,I,,, transfer Company 10 Phlup simon anu
rd,ber- rnortgage S2i 900 .. iOV
,os.h Nos 10 and 1l& East. 8t.oNlUI u tIg
sFi,e a. CREST Beth Hantdrosh Hhsoool Oh
-,orrraRe 81. 900.
10 Fast. 206XluO !. isaac sah
olslri 70 Harris MandelhauIn ana announcer ifo''
a. aee' - 35S East 2Oxs0. Fannie oEnowitE 10 ,
Herr Oeuoultz- one-half par -....-, 4'O
sfb ave " corner I4sth ST. ~lAt'' eil5.e4 +
Troh1n 20 Jacob NeBdle; mortgage S9ol,,,..
IA ave Nos E5l and 1853. ~ tNits a'l'H-'
F3urustira 20 Frank Gass Tnorte -
g1st - 1A5 n p Of ID ave. loE lfI.t 'i.aiSa
n Preston receiver. to jacob t' 1900
"a ave = = COS n n Both 81 -fAel. hsiiy
CgI--nheinIer a 20 samuel Ahs4e' H"''H"s'' 1Oo
clst 81 Nos ais snd All East. 45H rreg, Dad
Lew q al 20 Max Kessler ana AlolHsi' ''' 100
7a5 81 20 IA Fast, 25riO2 ,; Lewis KrgeViteh 100
al 70 Herman Pepper: mortgage 49,.
f gstb Al 80 $50 West e5vge g. MARY + DonF6h 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-24
FRANCHISE TAX CASES DECIDED.

Albany, March 23.-Attorney General Mayer has
secured final decision in number Of special fran
chse tax cases. Since January l thirty cases have
been decided, and during the preceding year the
number 249. Eighteen cases will come up to-
morrow for final determination Announcement
was made to-day for final valuations being fixed on
the franchises OF the following corporations: New
York and New Jersey Telephone Company, $3.50,
800; New York Telephone Company, S,sSSl50; En-
pire City Subway Company, $4,l16,250; Brooklyn
Union Gas Company, three assessments, SllOsl,5JO
S83&,500 and 49, $50; Citizens Water COMPANY OF
NewtOwn, three assessments. SZ3259I, S242,S72 and
S27s,8S5; Troy Gas Company, $4s9 500 Hudson River
Telephone Company, in Albany, $l53,90) in Troy,
So. 800 and in MiddletOwn, 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-24
REALTY NOTES.

Percy r. Pyns and Archibald D. Russell are
me buyers of the Old Guard Armory al the
northwest corner Of 49th st. and Broadway.
TIE property was sold 10 them 10y Dennis q
Preston about month ago.
The Charles r. Noyes Company has leased
he fre story and basement building No loJ
Water ST. FOR The Arthur Company 70 j.. =
haaoLousz far term II years. Also the i've
SorE and basement building No. Gold St Tor
Norris Go'esre-n no John Elliott for long term
~ sears 0- net rental basis 10 the owner -
Waiter Sa-1wan has leased from Thomas r.
4Lr-ha inc northwest corner Il Seventh ave
End 41rn r., asr4udiug % Broadway, trlangu-
Fl plot far term Of tweuty-siN years Al so
t.i year The lease carries privilege OF re-
lHaa- for --.r-.-v-ore years at S36pb a year
-.zns were recently filed FOR theatre, hotel ano
l---e structure 20 be erected on the site MI
halo-a- says he VIII erect business bulldlng
o. ,1a PREMISES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-24
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The petitions in bankruptcy filed yesterday in the
United States District Court we're as follows:
Gerald ". Hart, William Taylor and Joseph r.
Harris filed involuntary petition against the
Standard Electrical Supply Company, OF No. 81
Warren street, because Of unpaid debts amounting
TO 81, 600 Robert ?. Benedict has been appointed
receiver OF the company.
Sandy r. Phillips of Catskiu y. Y, in petit
ton gives his liabilities In judgment obtained by
Frank d. Williams Of No. 1915 Washington street,
HOboken. n. J., for S453 Is Joseph Cabus, of No.
SiS West 3Oth street gives his liabilities al S35S
and says he has assets. The debts are old ones,
some OF them going back 10 1886
James NJ. Bell Company and others in an invol-
untary petition ask that Frederick ;. Andrews, an
innkeeper, at Broadway and 18th street be declared
an Involuntary bankrupt The claims aggregate
81 667 The papers allege that in November last
Andrews conveyed TO his wife hotel at Findlay.
Ohio.
Robert A. Inch has been appointed temporary re
Ceiver of the National Automobile Company, al
legged 10 be a bankrupt concern.
George w Cowen, Of No; POS Anthony avenue,
The Bronx formerly member Of the laundry firm
of Cowen &, Hopper at No III MacdOugal street, in
a petition gives his liabilities at S0l7 They were
incurred a member Of the firm which dissolved
In November, 1902
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-24
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

# q 81 Sy, iss8 's wears 20 per cent 5000
225 It OF nth ave, 25xlOO; years per o.oo
S 5sg;b N H g5 S 6 Wam FoTsons
Gems Franz to \ Burnstein: "a ave : e . 4a5
ssoo due ssptsmber 30 20 6i iV per 1900
samuel Ratzdn and another; Orchard ST. No ooo
cent . II OF i's'n ST. -o''o' ys,[' per 21OOo
st, Nos ais and ~ East, 4sEs5; / year, per .oso
Kingston Annie r. to Inaorsne c starbuck; lot -
349, McGraw estate 2 years. ............. 900
Of 5ota ST as0 d 51Ss June so So oi 81 per
simon Philip. and another to Realty Transfer
Company: lshth st 8 2'O # Of 18th ave n On
same to same same property year per cent. 1900
ave- Corner isG5h ST. 2i4Sioo; year .,ooo
To = t61Sd 20 ye Mii.a' MOTT. 1900
Menater Herman 70 Charles straub; Ciasson
Point Roae a. n lot n 2SlT a Irregular, 1000
Beth Hamdoach Hagodol OF Harlem TO Alice
AMI M g Es Ts's sn Rs ysa So pe 81 v
Same to same zane property insalments oooo
walsh, Michael j. and another to Engrent In,
ist ave 25xg7 due June so 1911; ~ per cent. 5000
E 5 2562 # 5 " Of 22sth st, 50KioO; years, sooo
ROse nh Yosta. to A L De Gro1 slsr St n $
18a IT y Of Sd ave. asH irregular 2 years 10000
snqR ETa9t r.. sp Pba 90 Rs si
ESrm ngr Leopold to Farmers Lean and Trust
5o Sm?p%y .r Br2aS SSr cent corner ia St oO
sane 10 Tss, H509 3y lsn, corner @ 1000
same to 75 s2e Tsr 81 ser cent S2 o.
Same t.? 75 59e l Tcsrs st. pr cent II o. 600
F-sI 1i' fcn5gs 70 Wilson NJ powell: 52d ST. No
siS TO 822 East 57Xio0; 30 1911 ga % ooo
en r6 MS 70 71o3 yea So per cent
a. Dan st. 5ns -o isd s 0 ot een9 ave 5000
DIS # or Amsterdam 37x99; years a. 40
H56nson, Edwin 5 to Bank Tor savings; ssh
No 81 West 1sXi0o due June So 1907 A per "a oco
Lyon Anna 3 to j r Kernochan and another;
72d 30 = " OF Lexington ave l<oNIu<' oz ooo
due March 30 1909 per CEN Inssn6 IN ave
W. cent nj # Of 1890 st, a1ioo years 24oO
st. : 25i It Of ID ave. 57xi06: demand, p, ooo
fucker Barns and another to Isaac Lipschitz; o,o
4h 81 10 Is 25N9g ys2 2 per cent , st '-'
corner Catherine st. 67zSo years. per % 600
Byrnes Henry /. to Joseph H Wright; aeth ST. % ooo
No 100 West, 25xs8; year per cent ..,.;.. 2oooo
i24jh St 5 E us # W Of LIST 1sxloO due . ooo
r2e SI5g in Harris 70 Wetfopolitan Trust com
pany: 125th ST. s 100 Il Of Columbus ave * ooo
AIita53ie andrea. 70 George Brown lsist st.
| 90 # w Of Forest ave 5Ox95; demand. per -ooc
Acker. Joseph to Mutual Trust COMPANY: BAL
com ave w s. 275 # Of Lat'ins st. SoHloo' II 500
Rosehii Realty Corporation American Mort
gage Company: Avenue 3, corner i4th ~ - -.
28Te5; due 30 1907: 81 per cent. 24ooc
BSsssT W i7Ts, 10 r. S9Oe per 1900
Dunn. Aired B. to New. York Life Insurance
4s475 due Jun june So 1911 per "a. 10000
Sa Ish to No sa6 Mes 2s years
D NJ Koehler son Company to Brown Invest
Of isoth st. 5o110o year 81 per cent. 1886
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-24
Transactions IN REALTY.

a F-al1ere has sold for Frank B. Walker No
- Ea7- -se-l SD a four story double hathouse'
-L-Jo feet 90 AdolDh Klein.
-1pul1 T. E.suer have bought from = Sieur
DO -Zs Est s-ra ST.. a five story tenement house
p l.t -5z-ls feet
-1rcersferu Brothers have sold the six story
-elr79t double tenement house and stores No
= '55-E-rl--T ST.. GA lot 25xlo0 feet. Eienbogen q
l5ss were the brokers. The same firm Ct opeT-
e-'s have leased the two six story new law tene-
--sii houses and stores on lot s0Xl0o feet each
as t-5. e-5 and BE- East tooth ST, for a term o.
.-sfs ar aggregate rental q $4,000. Held q
---lielstei1 were the brokers In the last deal
--rrll a. Co. have sold for F / Voorhees, 70
r --,--rass Tuouey. 80 220a West 1879 ST. five
s.ss.1aes J. Birmingham has resold for Gustav
Icy tC Norris Weiss. 10. Il West S5m ST. a
e-99lL Ear1oCse with stores, On lot zoX-O0 feet.
~ go Talbot has sold for John a NeS-I me tle
~ ..9ry improved tenement house No 5vs West
- oE ~ -5zsszle05 feet 49,
-1Ilcic q BErue have SOLD for Kalman Rouse 70
---t-as j. Eeeaau the northwest corner OF Am
49, ave and 1920 81, hye story triple nat
WIN stores. on = lot 25Nl90 feet
80 .-e-sea Realty Company has sold the plot
We, ieet ou The north side of 18th ST. p feei
s-s u Eighth ave. 70 A. v Donellon, who VIII
.asrtagr Saunders Las -oi5 70 G. wHlett Van Nest
q - - t5st 6.-I ST. four story dwelling house
~, BrisE-s. Hsl s. Son have sold for Diedrick
ll-o->' West 18Th St. "a I'VE Story oouDie
rt-r-- eI lYt ZaEE feet.
AeI-as = D1I0ss has sold for George D. Russell
g. Ii -ts5 .s'- st. "a three story dwelling h'us''
~ liasaers has sold 10 A. Veccllio No. s1s East
e. - four STORY tenement house, 26XIoJll feet
ID '1'.ig'rE has SOLD 10 BENJAMIN X fefh'h
,-h-Ff1i feet
s.ls5 8 Fine has sold for the Roxbury Realty
~ 10 client 0f A. Gloubus no. g and =
go '- si. Two nga story hathouses, 5Nfoll
Ar-ieViteA Realty Company has sold to