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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-09
of Idaho
@cy Defies the Nor
q Hierarchy.
S)UBOIS FEELS
IN RIGHT WILL WIN
# the Gem State
\ Their Eyes Opened
j Situation.
"A. F. PHILIPS.

"A z. PHILIPS.
na Tribune.
apALENE, Ida, Aug. s.
4I but the shouting. Idaho
w this, now that the State
ended. "The people will
E,rdict in November de.
i Sders, and 1t will be in
party that had the nerve
arlerarchy in Salt Lake and
uservile tools Of the church
Sconvention.
:, red set of men whom, at
n last night, the gavel of
:tfeld fell and declared the
,adjourned without day.
Ven several days Of strenu-
afitterness had been shown
,Srarchy's representatives.
Frj the convention to fight,
axe a gnat striking at an
= urch domination in State
A5litics, was talked until
sput. The hirelings Of the
Aix' denied repeatedly the
Interference by the big
9did not down. The game
isaring the end, as it is in
sion Open Campaign.
Tag the last Of the dele
sr their homes. Senator
visit with friends at a
s.den lake for few days.
lager will spend "a few
ace. Reece Hattabaugh,
For Congress, will rest at
while and then begin the
The Tribune representa-
hing, Senator Dubois said:
khted with the ticket and
r 1t could not be better.
7ied men of exceptionally
= for the offlces-men who
sIe Office, but were induced
So nomination over their
b are strong where the Re-
Et is weak. On the per.
candidates we will run
l,the last contest.
nate In Platform.
81 we are even more fortu-
zloption Of a platform that
something, that breathes
the beginning to the end
that gives all white men,
: citizens. an opportunity
( the Mormon halter. I
je will surely triumph, but
Id will have had the salts
I,ving waged a contest on
yher than political ext
ans Of Oneida county,
the Mormon faction, said
obviously the purpose to
the Democratic party an
party, such as they have
they succeed in this pur-
tecessarily mean the com
row of Mormons, as the
lumber us nearly threo to
,stes the Bitterness.
'rtunate that so much bit
manifested, - said he.
pis Of Senator Dubois and
lgh, who were named for
% extremely Incorporate.
lge Stockslager was far
ID He simply declared
who could not subscribe
bath should not vote the
lne can object to that
,er of Idaho county, who
er of the State Constitu-
ntion that adopted the
section on which the test
rsequently based, and who
against the clause, said
Y that time that the Nor
eing prosecuted and that,
'5f fact, they were taking
itics and actually opposed
Eyes Opened Now.
lat time, he continued,
we been opened. ! know
must be taken to keep
lominating both parties in
Now, III tell you how the
can be solved. Give the
understand that, no matter
>oy may be individually,
Dlse to elect as tho highest
neir church men who are
confessed polygamists, men
e In open violation Of the
J. prohibiting plural mar
llnwful cohabitation. We
to waste words arguing
;eged offenses Of any indi-
lte or other Mormon, if
tly elect officials of the
by precept and example
wing
interviews might be writ
inilar nature. These are
" how sentiment is chang
em State.
Brady-Gooding crowd will
adding this year. Their
hierarchy, they will dis
a, was "a grave mIstake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Jewish organization is said 10 have bought the
plot 105x00I feet. adjoining the southwest corner
OF Lexington ave. II is said that building similar
10 that OF the Educational -uiance will be erected
the plot.
Gross s. Gross have sold for Potter & Bro. Nos.
2s 20 and 222 West 18th St. three dwelling houses
on a plot 60xlO05 feet. The buyer IS F. H. Mason,
who Will reimprove the property.
Watkins & Co and Slawson s. Hobbs have sold
for Samuel e Dribben No ls7 West 18th ST.. a four
story and basement brownstone private dwelling
house. on q lot 2x1o22 feet
Douglas Robinson, Charles s. Brown & Co.. have
sold for Francis J. Tobias No. 1el East list St. a
three story brownstone front dwelling house. a
lot 15xl022 feet
W z. & F. B. Taylor have sold for Mrs Laura
A. Hall the three story brick and stone dwelling
house No. 60 West 59th st, on lot 2oxloo6 feet
Watkins q CO. have sold for Conrad Michael of
10 ls5 west End ave, southwest corner Of 69th ST.
q I've story tenement house with stores. on a LOT
since the present building was erected in 1855;
9e The leasing fo4 sorv 1yva mas d S1q
house No. 45s West 142d st. on lot lsxs9l1-
for julius Sondheimer TO William 5. Ernenan No.
III West Gth st, three story dwelling house. on
H. c. Senior & Co. have sold for Max Bonwit the
five story hathouse at the northeast OF Am
sterdan avenue and $50 St. on lot 25xloO feet. 70
Newman Grossrnan & Frank Feldman have
bought from kirscn & Dworsky the three six story
First ave on a plot 75xi0O feet, near 10th St
Louis SchwartZs Son has resold for julius Sal
niger TO Hugo JOachmson and another person No.
Y East ll6th st, i've story hathoUse. a lot
25xl00-l feet.
a. /. Ernst has sold TO Edward L. Godfrey No
10 West e4th St. 1--WE story hathouse. lot 5x
1908 feet Perry & Dugan were the brokers'
Abe kassel has sold the two three story and
basement dwelling houses at Nos ga ana Sls East
6st St. plot 3gxs0 feet
Van Dernoot d. Kelly. attorneys. report that
Emanuel Van Dernoot has resold A. Wrighte
Post No. l6l East 18th ST. four story dwelling
house. lot 2Jx1022 feet
Horace s. Ely & Co have sold for George Z
Chisom Nos 142 and IA Lexington ave two -four
story dwelling houses lot 24kXI00 feet, adtOln-
7 ing the northwest corner OF 18th
The City Real Property Investing Company Is
reported 20 have sold the northwest corner OF
Madison ave and SD St, six story building. on
| lot l7.lx95 feet
Frances Baum has sold for the Middleboro Realty
Company 10 Arthur W. ReichOw the three story
| building No. u East 18th St. Ig6x1O3-3 feet.
Joachim & Goldschnlidt In conjunction with v
Nictorson, have sold for a Freund the FIVE story
apartment house No. l40 West 18th St. plot
! 81 6Slco.l1 feet,
Max Marx has sold through the firm OF Joseph
| Bierhor, 10 Frederick D. 6ushmsn the two five
story 1athouses Nos 2s2 and 2si West l<.lh st. each
S0Iesu feet.
Eebecca GoldT1ng has sold No. AL Madison ave-
| a rye story tenement house, lot &Er7&7 fest
ct the northeast corner OF l0lst ST
4 Eubfnzer. Kllger Co. have roId FOR Louis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
BIG MAIDEN LANE PLOT SOLD.

The Cruikshank company sold for John NJ Moss
man 10 the German-American Insurance Company
Nos 6s. 20. y and "a Maiden Lane extending to
and including Nos. 8. Z, and II Liberty st. The
property in the small triangle the intersection
Of Maiden Lane. Liberty and William SITS, and thu
pany includes all OF the triangle except a small
plot at the junction OF Maiden Lane and Liberty
st. owned by the Northern Insurance Company
and the William front owned by the so William
Street Building Company. In the present purchase
are four four and-one- STORY brick buildings
fronting ILL feet in Maiden Lane and SAIL feet
on Liberty ST. with 4 maximum depth Of 61T feet
and a minimum depth OF 50 feet.
The purchaser viii erect largo building on the
site, partly for its occupancy. The German
american Insurance Company now occupies quar-
tiers in a building. 10 which its name IS given a.
the southwest corner of Liberty and Nassau SITS.
This building. formerly owned by the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company. was sold last July TO the
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04

Haims No ST.. six story tenement nopse'
z4 9Th northeast corner OF lSlst ST. hVe
JACOB Robns b on bought No 4 East loom st.
five story tenement house 25xieol feet; Hen
MS No. los East 1o2d St. five story nathouse. OK
Riddle & BuehIer have sold for August Jacob to
a client for investment the five story apartment TN
house at the southwest corner or 1851 ST. ana hasis
Jacob Bloch 8 Bros hsye sold to Jacob AZ Kron srr
No AZ East has sois ST fOa e story double
tenement house, lot 26x10o.5 feet.
.s M.% s'SnsRfdsS aHe :s5a s
frame fathouse and No. 2Sss Hoffman st. near
]. Clarence Davies has sold for Adelaide Gross.
Morris Park ave and Rose st,
Newman Gresham g. Frank Feldman have gur-
hreproof. fourteen room tenement mt, honses with
ste9Eqt Co haze sold 2nI fSF sssi Ne Jos
as and 22O East East seth st.; two five story ten ten
s 6 s f she for a NJ
st and I'd ave. Also sold No. sos Graham ave.
for n yPrank tEe I to charles Mle aou'
s.egel Brothers have bought No 20s East 12sth st.
Ferdinand Brooks has sold 10 Samuel schloss-
man No 637 18th ave-, four story tenement house.
Loewensohn Bros & Byk have bought Nos. Es
on lot 25xl005 feet Also bought No. sSs West eth
ST FIVE story ah0ufs v on ra lot x 40 Sdes.n
Avrutine the northeast corner OF Goerck and Hous-
SITS, S1x60 feet: also the southeast corner OF
Sd and Goerck SITS, 45.4xl00 feet
NJ Cohn has sold 10 l. Loeb No. 10 Cannon St, a
six story tenement house, on lot 25xl0o feet
A A Mosher has sold plot, 50xlO0 feet, on the
east side of Hewitt Place opposite Macy Place, to
the Montefore Hebrew Society which viii erect
synagogue The brokers was Joseph G. Lowenthal-
O'Reilly & Dahn have sold for Charles Reinhart
the plot. 50x99 feet, at the southwest corner OF
Clinton ave. and Paramount Place. TO Francis Fry.
Rubinger, Klinger & Co. have sold for Well &
Mayer to Nathan Goldstein a plot. 6ox17 feet, on
the south side Of 152d st. 70 feet east of Morris
ave. The buyer will erect a six story tenement
T. c. Lewis and W. A. Cameron have sold for
J. J. Brady the block front the south side Of
1S0th St, between Webster and Valentine ayes.
consisting of fifteen lots.
A. F. Koelble has bought from John F. Kaiser
the plot. 43X100 feet, extending from Ogden 10
Summit ave, about 100 feet south OF 166th ST.
Philip Lang has sold for John Lucas a plot.
500 feet. in Grand ave. $50 feet south of 1S4th
house
Poliak & Deutsch, as attorneys. have sold for
Mrs. S Rubinstein the five story tenement house
No. 5lS Courtlandt ave. to herman & Marschack.
Nathan H. Well has sold No. 7S5 East lS2d St.
Two story frame dwelling house. on lot 2oxSS feet
Hall J. How Co. have sold for George W:
Godward the southeast corner OF Fourth ave. and
24Jh ST. plot 205x11+ feet.
Max Germansky has sold TO the Irving Realty
Company the plot 100xl4 feet, the north side OF
&1st st, 105 feet of 18th ave
Davis & Bernstein have sold J. Janneni a plot.
50ll4 feet, the north Side of 22sth st. east OF
9Th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

BOLT Abraham. H Cohen and another:
Essex st. Nos 81 and Sc; . lots, 5Ox10O;
mortgages. $4,000: due June 80. 1911;
Haskell paul and others to VIM ] Amend:
4sth st. No SIS West: years. Y per cent. 5000
5 years. 81 per .-:.-.-.............. 5000
Isaac. Philip. 10 Auerbach; Columbia st.
s. $50 II n OF Rivington 81, 251l0O; year,.
Hermann Realty company to ] Bier: Am
100; : mortgages SO 600: years. - 40 900
100; years 80; $50 1900
40 50 West. 25K1oO years. per 1000
3 years. per cent :.,..:..... 5000
rs # Of sth ave 25xes: years. per
F4lsco Giuseppe 20 VIM smith; i5ist ST. SOW
7, 500 r. " OF Norris ave. 501i1s: 3
Wars. = per cent. 1900
West, 25xlo9; 3 years per cent. 10000
5. $50 Fl Of Amsterdam ave. s7xs7: 8
years per cent :, ;;,,....... 10000
5th ave. No 1910 25xlOo; due September l.
Hermann Realty Company TO H Stein:
sterdaIn Nos 1888 and 1855: lots. o5x
100: mortgages $40. 900: years $500. 10000
Rngelstein Charles. T Emory Clocke: lots
go and as. map Van Nest Park: years.
Garone. Martin 70 ] I. Buttenwieser: Hudson ''OO
Lion David 10 ]. FIaines: West End ave No WV
% 10 az; lots 25xl00; mortgages. s2.sooI
same to same West Enc ave No 81. a5xioo LOU
FerEovyftz Julius ana another TO Mudey: 81 A''o'
St. No 80 East. 26rso years. per cent. $500
IT'S It of LIST 25x94; instalments. per
siayin James s. to G Romer: soth ST. No esa h''o
East. lsssS; years 5i5 cent. $500
o Duane sos 10 IS a q yss9 T BANK
Pioneer. Alfred. 70 L Meyer Realty Company:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
BUY MORE BLOCKS FOR MARKET USE

Palen Tully & Hoppock have sold for the Port
Morris Land and Improvement Company and the
F g. NJ Schaefer Brewing Company, 10 persons in
terested in the Port Morris Market Company, the
blocks between 133d and l?5th SITS. Walnut
and the tracks Of the New-York, New-Haven and
Hartford Railroad. These blocks together with
those already improved by the market company,
command both sides of bath St, the approach TO
the only ferry outlet from The Bronx. II is their
intention 20 improve these blocks by the cree
ton OF such buildings may be required by
wholesale produce merchants. beef packers. any
class OF wholesale market that desire direct
railroad facilities for the receipt shipment Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
NEW CHURCH EDlFIcE PLANNED.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintend-
Murphy for church edLice for the Roman
Catholic Church OF the Annunclation TO be built
the northeast corner of Convent ave and
IHst st. The church is TO be a three-story
limestone structure, in the Gothic style, fronting
6 feet in the avenue. and lS7 feet in the street
II Is 10 cost 500 coo. Elliott Lynch and W. II.
Orchard are the architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
PLUNKTT SELLS ANOTHER PLOT.

Christopher Scherloh has sold for ex-State Sen
ator George W Plunkitt TO Henry o. Hewitt, a plot
Of Jx200 in West 54th ST. extending street
street. This plot had not changed hands IN
twenty years M Hewitt viii erect large bust
ness building the premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
TAKE TITLE TO LONG ISLAND TRACT

Title 10 the Douglas estate tract Of $50 acres,
Douglaston, Long Island. has been transferred TO
the Douglas Manor Company. of which Z J. Rick
ert IS president. The property IS now valued at
s. 1900 The sale of the tract made by S.
Osgood PelI & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
GETS PLOT FOR APARTMENT HOUSE.

A L Mordecai & Son Qnc) have sold for Paul
B. Pugh 10 the West Side Construction Company a
plot on the south side Of 109th st. 100 feet east
Riverside Drive 70 feet front and rear by 100I1
feet in depth, which viii be erected high class
elevator apartuent house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04

Convent ave. n W. corner l31st ST for q one
story brick church, S%SxI55.lO: Church OF
the Annunciation. owner; Lynch & Orchard
rs aIshitsets $4,000
for n one story frame power house 5Ox11s.
O'Rourke Engineering and Constructing
Company, owner: }. Swannsn. architect M
18th st, n E. 42-2 fl ". I'd ave. for a sfv
story brick tenement house and store Al 6x
6s.? Wallenstein. owner; g NJ. Straub
ss aFehiteGt ,oo :. -, -, $500
story brick tenement house and store 25x
sT6: Rosehin Realty Corporation. owner
North M s1geuS O. architect, :, =. $500
for one story frame shed 25 Sx6.; CITY
owner z L Middleton. architect ......,'' n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
WILL ERECT 18Th ST. OFFICE BUILDING

Plans have been fled for remodelling the two
three-story private dwelling houses, Nos % and 81
West 35th St. owned by the Urban Realty Com
pany, Of which Clarence True Is president, into
an Office building An elevator is TO be installed
and a FACADE Of cement and galvanized iron
erected, and the building provided with two en-
frances The improvements are 10 cost $4,000 &C
cording 70 the estimate OF Mr.. True, who is also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
A s25o.ooo BRONX DEAL.

A NJ Johnson & Co. and J. Clarence Davies
have sold TO James S. Mayer a plot, bounded by
Brook and Bergen aves. and Rose St. for $4,000.
A REFRIGERATOR and icenaking plant Will be built
the plot. Part Of the structure will be used as
a wholesale market The structure will be of steel
and concrete 1t will be three stories high. The
New-York Central Railroad vii! run cars 10 the
f111il1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
MECHANICS LIENS.

Amsterdam ave, n. ". corner 122d St. I0fxl75.
Peerless Brick Company agt Horowitz & I.ef6o-
witz, owners; Chric Hoist & Hoist ConStruc-
ton Company, contractors. Observation-Disclosures. -!
81. Nicholas ave, n. e. corner 17sth St 25x1OO
August Hoeberman agt Wildly MOsher. owner
PasQuale Vintiniglie. contractor. ..............
Park ave, No. 7b4: Williams Heating Company
agt Laura T. De Coppet, owner; Charles Gilpn
o -.- -
Suffolk ST. No. 95; Abraham Dan agt Abraham
Gelber: Lazarus Hannes and Samuel Rosenfeid
owners and contractors OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
ENLAReEs TUNNEL TERMINAL SITE.

The Hudson Manhattan Railroad Company
has enlarged its tunnel terminal plot in the block
bounded by Fulton. Church. Dey and Greenwich
SITS by the purchase Of Nos II and &C Dey 81. from
ex-Congressman jefferson N. Levy and 1. Ma
poleon Ely. Horace 5. Ely * Co were the brokers
IN : he deal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Victor St. g. ". corner OF Morris Park ave
for two story frame stores and dwelling
houses. 2oxi5 and 20x55; J. Meyers ownere
, ,BS5sr, 81 Glenn s55ehitset $50
ne story frame dwelling houses aix4S,
, 9sorse Dsverltlann. owner: Charles Dever-
: e 1 ST W a. 256 # n OF Barnett Place:
TOT nSe story frame dwelling houEas
17sd st. q seS + owner l and architect 200
Shar.ss Conradi. owner; Gustave schwartx
summit ave. W. O.. slI 81 n n of 1ss,,h 90
fof I'VE story brick tenement houses 20 sx
o. Joseph n Johns owner and architect, 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
LIS PENDENS.

Fulton No 2Oi Dey St, No. AZ: Hudson & Man
haitian Railroad Company Charles Il Rode ct al
action to acquire ute by eminent domain. attorneys
144th St. $ 4lO II. OF Lenox ave 12sxa9 IL ::
Isidor Shavttz agt Samuel NJ Hoffberg faction 70
enforce vendee's llen1; attorney, y. AIeinkon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
BRISK EAST SIDE TRADING.
MANY OLD DWELLING HOUSES NORTH OF 18th
STREET TO BE IMPROVED.
Bennett Building Feature of the Wee-Seerat Other Large
Transactions Reported

bach and Joseph Earaerschlag, has bought the
Mccormick tract OF about a hundred and thirty
lots fronting in Fort Washington ave, Riversiiae
Drive. Haven ave. I72d and 1T5d SITS. E. c. Will
Jams was the broker. II has frontages OF 400 feet
in Fort Washington ave. and 37S feet in Riverside
Drive. The purchase price was about 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
FIRM BUYS GREENE STREET BUILDING

William A. White & Sons have sold for client
10 Lowenfeld & Prayer No 122 Greene st. adjoin-
ing Prince ST. three story building. lot 25x
100 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
TO IMPROVE THREE WEST SIDE PARCELS

Alonzo B. Kight has sold plot, 75x3T1 10 feet DDS
feet OF West End ave. three lots in 96th ST.
and one lot IN 9th ST, 325 feet Of West End
Quigley q Son the buyers They will
build 25-foot hathouse in S1th St and two G16-fOOt
apartment houses in 96th 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

51st st, n s. 1908 #. e-of Morris ave 75x117:
the City Mortgage Company loans Joseph Cohen
Annie Evens. Isaac Cohen and Morris Naviasky. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
MAXWELL S.ssMAkaES I35 Hoardw,s.
Is LIE BERksHIRE HIIs-

For sale pretty cottage rooms sleepfnx -,o.
hardwood floors IN parcr. ha and dining room ooen =.
n library handsome stable. dEshe hard rre. h.
Of land. beautifully laid with drfves ana sa-
berry large front OF house large Ice aoua "a
chicken house; this property situated IN cetra a.
little village. ID minutes drive Barring
stages pass house four times day. tee.h0ne n heas.
photo Il desired. viii beautiful place FOR 81 %
less than II cost i've very easy tsFI
Address H c WOODIN 81. Great BarrlnE-on Naax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO Rry

Residence Of Frank II Scott best and hiyhs.. -,
ton IN ORANGE. " J. Choice residence convsrer.
stations. Butt by owner large r0oms. 3 barhz -
tories al improvements. stable 125z30O
CO. S5 Broadway .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
FOR MCCORMICK TRACT, 100000.

A syndicate. consisting az the FIeischmAnn
kaHIty ana Construction Company, Mayer S. Auar-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
Bronr Real Estate.

NToRTHEAsr corner 81 and 1890 st. Junction %
y 81 Ann's and Boston lots Exchange cots-
sdered. CYRILLE CARREAU. Ts8 9Th ave. above sotn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
Country Property for Sale or to Let.

INOR SALE rent. furnished 81 900 Ter Season .bor.
IL tleuans country residence. oyster Bay Iva. ~
M 210 I34th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
MADISON AVENUE

MORLtISTOWN y. J. Exquisite modern hone -
rooms. baths plenty closets q aoo-. besC 49,
II acres. brand stable sale reasonably 9fsv -,
unfurnished Also choice residential properties Er
HAMILTON & CO. 95 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
new ROCHELLE.

Surveyor estimates this North tract about "a
acres authorized dispose $40 ue- a..
will take back purchase money mortgage for a a.
representing about eco acre. the balance nav -
paid IN cash II desired. Win back second -
gage IN addition % The above for the whole amount -
cepting $50 600. the OF psrehszs
mortgage viii be - first yssrs
five years. - twenty years longer: proposed y
r r now building which IS practically extension =
the subway WI cross This tract proof Jsls o. p
sale, Iul commission brokers.
NfksSlg AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
Real Estate.

no YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL OR RENT sUMMEF
IL HOMES at the LOCO Isands2 Apply 10 JOIN
O'LEARY Attorney at Law. Clayton. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
School agencies.

ave New York City. makes a specially % ~ sod
uSsusS furnishing 20 parents fun infcruaI.sn -
SCHOOLS and Instructors IN all bFaaches. 1s4''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04

IeELHAM 3tASOR-For sale IS room dw-IIf-x
with stable new. $50 600: II dwelling
with stable new So 00o L dwelling si2Oo
viii rent furnished. 500 Per month J. " sHIN1
Pelham Manor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04

IVARM LAHcD-HtE1y improved and splsndidy egulrrsd
dairy farm. three hundred and acres ~
Loudouu County. Va, suburban section about an hosr
from Washington. D G. southern Railway facilities q
place Excellent train service Fine commercial propa-
ton. well EenteTnaus farm II. z. WAERNICEE
P. o. Box IS. Washington. D C..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04

NTANTED-Larged dairy farm value SO 100 20 va
w IN exchange TOR improved city property, stz&i-
CO. g. Court -. Brooklya. y y,
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the house passed So private pension
bills,
The BIN creating ia the department
Of the interior director OF the
reclamation service, and to pay him a
salary Of $4,000 a year from the rec
lamatiou fund, passed the house,
Army Bills Fattened,
Chairman Warren OF the senate
committee on military affairs reported
the army appropriation bill II car,
ries S1l,S2S,tl4, the senate having
added $9,6sLt64 aud eliminated $500
from the hin passed by the house,
Too Thrifty Boycott,
reStifying before the senate com.
committee on Chinese boycott, Repre-
sentative DENLY OF Michigan said the
cause for the collapse OF the move
ment against American goods was in
his opinsop y question OF money. The
Chinese were making big profits sell.
ing American products The boycott
was cutting down these profits and it
was discontinued,