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New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
GOOD PRICES AT DRAKE SALE.
Ey-DEPrJTY POLICE COMuISSIONER MAVOi
THE SUCCESSFUL BIDDERS.
Hudson Realty Bugs Three Side apartment Houses r
Seven Manhattan Street Lots Sold
' nuifding. on lOt 22lxso feet. 70 GOrdon,

three story building. lot 22lx5o feet to GordOn'
Ley clarence Davies has sold for Blanchse Terril
the plot 5sx7l feet on the east sac Sio o ihe plot
75xsS feet. adjoining on the south; ,,,.b4 ero4a
VILLAIN Ihe SoP'o IassceI the irregua, plot White
Plains ave- extending to Boston Road m, near bo1ght
sT Sfom FrPnk r. H the plot lots , the East 81
side of Fulton st, Wiiamsbrdge 40 feet sou'i -
&H WaEren sl AS x sHiin have sold for client 70 Mrs
y tIillenbrandt No. 61O East 1SSth ST. a HVe S''S
dathouse with stores, on lot 2Sxleo teet, rasold
fHMaTu e'p Pan i No 5S East Houston St, four
story tenement house, on lot 2xl" leg Sy. oath ct
bcB Ii BaFt he pb6Sdes eeenty dwar osT gave
to AnGe J. Kerwin, jr NOS 10 So7i :% fset John n
Pa2rcR A. oLogghn has bought from FSgnr ieoFSS ss
V Morton through Porter Co, the l1eiiu III xrs4 @
story elevator, apartmesInt, td1 no house at ~
In part payment the three six Story aathoS;sebS
il aSth ST Pe5WeSH St cbmedeT @ 4 Bachrach save
to Joseph jacobson the block frolt on thS .Stb
si9 s9e 9[ blot SxS feet Samuel Levine and
Louis Schechter were the brokers' ,., 20 Al
Slap' WeI No. mas S East East S iS5d St. story new law
tenement house on plot Plot qT }5EoIgb 'Gg ii oppenheim
the fve story fathouse with stores. NO 1888 O."
TrebergeT GER nsberg have sold for Aron ON We9 sary
berger Nos 78 and 50 East I5Sh St 5cs, to 9 HabeT
6workowftz & Haber Also sold for Jacob Mandel-
6a1ge 6a4m &G 259s9 - feet to Kase Bruder Hahn and
No. 2;6 East S6h st. nye stoTy Wasserstfonl to
Meyer & Seldenberg. ,-,, ~
Davis & inc have sold to Joseph kreinig NO
800 to 4Ol East Sth six story tenement nous
on plot 67x95 feet; also sold to Philip Goldberg NO
40 Orchard St. five story tenement house on iot
25xST6 feet. -
Weissnan & Topper have sold the six story tene-
ment house No. l54 East 12sd ST, 25xl15 Il feet
WeXier & POsner have sold No. ll9 East lJSth ST,
a five story tenement house. 25Xl001 feet
Mannheim, Weinstein & Hohberg have sold NO.
Bill East l1Sth st. two six story hathouSeS,
with stores. plot lO0XlOO.ll feet
S. Williams has sold 70 Salvatore scillano the
four story hathOuse No. 34 East 121st St, 25xlOo1
feet
Mar G. HammaEn has sold No. 13 7th ave, a
three story building, on lot 20l0XSsl0 feet.
f. Haldy has sold to &. r. FarnolO No. 50 Bed
ford St. two story building. on lot 21x75 feet
Jacob l.. Lssner Sons have bought the south
east corner of I'd ave and S5th St, FIVE story
tenement house lot 251lxl00 feet Also sold No.
1875 I'd ave, a five story tenement house lot
25X100 feet, to NJ Cohen.
Patrick II. Quirk has sold No 4l5 West 18th St. a
five story tenement house, lot 25x92 feet.
Nicholas +. Walsh has sold for n. Lorenzo No s.
Madison ST, an old dwelling house. on lot 25x10O
| feet
Gordon & Levy have sold the five story tenement
house No. 405 East 29th st, 25x9S9 feet
Aaron r. Avrutis has sold the five story tenement
house No 429 East nth St, on lot 25X92 feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
REALTY NOTES.

Plans have been filed for remodellirg the two
four story loft buildings Nos. and West 14th
and the two story loft building No West 18th St.
owned by Agnes ". Strehegh. into loft and store
building for l. S. Kalisch. n lessee. The old
fashioned bay windows Of the 14th st. building
to be removed and new staircases and elevators
are to be installed. and the 18th St building CON
nected with the others by freproof bridges. The
improvements are TO cost $4,000, according to the
estimate of w. Hugo Koehler the architect.
An exterior elevator three stories high, with
SherTys at 5th ave and +th ST. II is to be con
structed of terra Gotta partitions and covered with
ing to the estimate of Robert T. Lyons, the archi-
terday against Caroline Brinley favor Charles
~ Preston, as receiver of the New York Building
closure sale of No 4S East 20th ST. August 4.
Justice Leventritt, of the Supreme Court. yester-
day appointed John W. Jones receiver for the rents
OF No o. to 20 West Washington Place, three four
story Drlck buildings, pending a suit brought by
Alonzo G. Mclaughlin against William r Mitchell
ana certain other persons TO fOreclose third mort
Plans have been filed with Buildings superin-
tendent Murphy for ferryhouse and ticket station
to be built for the Long Island Railroad Company
IN 54th st; east of ls ave II is to be of wood and
gayaniZed iron and vii be % feet long and Sc feet
oeep ana Is 10 cost $500 according TO the estimate
OF J. II. Cummin. the architect
house to be built for Robert B. Roosevelt tr at
No ll6 East 55th st. II IS to be 1873 feet front and
loO5 feet deep, with mansarded facade of brick
and limestone in the Colonial style and having a
Jackson & Stern are the buyers of the southeast
corner Of Liberty and Greenwich SITS.
Plans have been filed for an eleven story and
t E Of 9Se e @nd oS E SoTe building to be erected
southwest corner of 9TH ave. and 35th St. for the
pany. Of which Abraham Boehm, of Boehln Il Coon
is president II will front 451a feet In the avenue
acade M T It is II 10 'G cost $4,000 l. Cnon T RHFHs 2
the architeets and George A. Bcehm associate
Acker, Merrall Condit Company
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Al u %ssey s'1Pyy u Joseph Day: 422 4sd St 2sa4
sale; estate OF Ellen Moore TO Joseph Gibbons for
hold s Bldg SS MfeI sse st to 2S RaSe7 %s
s S sty M ten h. with store 81 eaa,6 S9 rIPson e. = q
Galagher for S8S 700 l2S Macdousal St! cor 9d ct.
Hlenbrand for S24 coo 284 I'd ave cor i2Tth st.
William Se SONS T for s4SS eSssu5Gs 6Ss sfS ar se
omas gS q q PIGS i6s s6S S s
ws q h SALE to FanSs front
for $4,000; 42l Amsterdam ave n cor sOth 81
4an8e SS fof s W cs5 20 i n1on a sale to cor
81 White sons for s54 SEQ Norris aver Sa1e cP %
1891 s. I5xloo brk 9 and ID frame bdgs; executors sale
Of Poplar St BROOKLYN 5ox2OO though to eaton
9'f mmn or sss 'iS' as Madison "a asshS % @
m SS q cs % T. O i0 O n Il 50 Of GraH St SohsR 5
sty brk ten h; w Autenreith. by gdn agt NJ r
o4 svs the a4 4oan ST S %S I s 1 . O5
BY william i Smith: ass Pearl st. e 80 II 5 of oak
st a!,y yan partition: FOpDeS 51siF'S' foi
Lyon ave- i25zlo0 Wee, Chester Michael sruth III oct
at5s r Perns ref ,as due sls44 a. st 5aSsa. etc.
$40 go: 70 HAIRY Never for g. A5o zoo - -
$, ~ RESn PsRRf'S @ % s tss S 2as T.
2h M Taam Il S7anSn e q rog MGSE sS 's s
9 s q yor q q for P 6S 6!FPS8 PS1G West 4s4
race sI E2S & Si7h 81 q 81 SlS'h - st. 5lll to 1oT1i
5SzlC ss Murphy Park Park Terrace tsTTSSs Vest ss
S6 ZOO Park Terrace West " s 1Si - 20 ubnS 5bsS ISF
S6Sio0: to Goodwin tor So iOC PSr erraSs S sSt 81 "
west e. 1sl ss 7Go e p.T Of 2lssh 5Ozio0 70
Il OF 2lsth Ct. a4zlOo 20 II TowpseneA - AOs sos :
= OiS.lo ja99 siaoo rsr oE rs9as 9sts
ma Park Terrace East . of 9i5tb ,Sss
iSS; 10 Thomaa IenIhan for $780, Park TeTTac% 81 "a,
~ block front between 2l6th and 2l7th ats AGOS be.
is4z irregular; ; story d~g h; to Thomas DvyeF Cor
s. @ 4siooz c Tsiisr Thomas 1906 yiSi siSsa
st. n 1907 Il OF PARK Terrace West, GOxiG0 10
Tho6as DWyeF for 81. 800: Park Terrace West n q eoe
5St6 al iOOx0O 20 Thomas Dwyer for sl4lOO Si7th a.
3 cor Park Terrace West 6sX1O4X irregular 20 Thomas
Dwyer for sil 500: 2i9Sh e. 3 block font between
!. 10 Thomas MeAvOy. for s2a 6OOl Park Terrace West
a - 100 q a Of 2l5th 81. l&5zlo0i scld Cog t2Aeso.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
EoR AMERlcus HALL. s14,soO.

Americus Hail. No. 2OS Grand st. Brooklyn.
where the Grand Street Board of Trade of Brook
lyn has held its meetings for number of years,
was sold at public auction yesterday by the realty
firm OF Taylor & Fox. Mr.. Fox was the auctioneer.
The price paid was $14.SOO. and the purchaser was
NJ Levy. of jefferson Mr. Levy will probably
leave the hall as it is. although he said that he
did not know what he would do with il at the
present time.
Americus Hall was built forty years ago, and was
the property of George BuSkingham who had 4
grocery store the first floor for a number of
years. The store floor has a frontage of 25 and a
depth of 100 feet while the second and third floors
25xS0 feet. The building is Of brick. The upper
floors have always been used for meetings of or
ganiZations
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Polstein, Isaac, TO Van Norden Trust Company;
lOsth st. Nos sSO and 232; years. per cent
Canton. Emma L. to jeremiah w d Dimick; Var
ict1 ST. Laight st. 25NlOO; 3 years..
Kohn Samuel. 10 Joseph Weber; Lewis ST, No 30
10 %; years. D per cent?,
Walker Realty Company TO Title Guarantee and
Trust Company; Broadway, no 4Hl; demand.
Hanben Realty Company 10 Mary Connolly; Man
gin st. " 5, % II II ot Grand ST. 12G SXlC0; prior
mortgage S3l ,ODu year. per cent. ..........
Tunik. Norris. TO John ka zman; sth ave n " cor
1929 81. ISSxl00; prior mortgage. $700cO; l
year, % per cent
Same 10 Middlestcwn Realty Company; same prop
erty: year. per cent: :...... ....... ............
Silverman Clementine NJ and another to city
Mortgage Company; Amsterdam ave, cor
l34th ST. 1919 lUNIC0; demand. 8 per cent. ........
Feigensohn, David, IsidOre Jackson n
other: 2d ave. cor i22d st. I5x1Op; demand.
per cent .............. ......................
Mutual Construction Company TO Mary : Rrandes:
ll3d st. s. 1926 # . of Audubon ave, %7.6x
100. B years, = per cent
oppenheimer, august to Mathilda Vci;h; l24th 81,
s. 3jO II " OF Amsterdam ave. 10OxIOO IL;
prior mortgage, $4,000; due years. AZ per
cent
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
LIS PENDENs.

47th st. s S. 40 IT, W Of lst ave- 20x10O5 3; John j.
attorney. NJ. NJ Friend
Mott st. No. 234: sullivan ST. 1O7 and 1O9: two
actions; s p. Pearson s Co. agt Michael Scangarea
Brgan action to forecloSe two mechanics liens: attor
ney. s n. Freedman
oath 325 f. West End ave. 5OxIOO s;
4 Compton al foreclosure mortgage. attorney,
McKeen.
sCth St No. 323 West; May c. Fogarty aet John A.
Fogarty et al; partition; attorneys Levy & Cnger.
SOth ST. n s. SlS6 r. v OF Tth ave. 81 6XGs o. Her
man Aaron agt Emilia PGmmereT . al eStab-
sh vendees lien; attorneys Myers & 6chwersenski.
DIST St. loo II. OF I1h ave, n 200 10 II.
10 52d ST. X ". lOOX 5. lOOJX 50x leo Ok 100
beginning Frank Schmitt agt. John Foersch et al
action 10 declare leu attorneys, Winkler Rogers.
Same property; John schmitt same; action de-
lien. a:torneya Winkler
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
SATISFIED MECHANICS. LIENS.

9th ST. Nos 3Os and $40 West: George AIongo &
Son agt Edward H. IAtchheld 81 al; December
Same property; agt same; February 10
1908 208
Same property same agt same February 49,
li4th st.. n g. ". OF Pleasant ave- 5Ox
IS 1913. lise rs
C6y bond5 90 4S
bsr Il. 1905 lby boRdl -. a27S 90
cath st. Nos 2O7 o 2ll East: Louis KTausa agt
6ond1 -. 52s 81
ari louis Rensr ct al: March iS 1903 -, ass SO
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Lexington ave. corner lI1th It. 6sx1OO; the
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church of New York
TO New York City Church Extension and Mis-
sionaTy Society OF the Methodist Episcopal
Hath st No 16 East. 25x1OO II: Bertha Isaac to
John Wendt: mortgage, $21.615 .................
10th 81 No 2l4 20 224 West, 90 SxG2: 18th n No
DDS West. 16.5X02. 10Th st. No 23s 20 $40 West
81 1I92; 10th 81. No 24s TO $50 Wost T71x02;
Edward A Morrison and another. executors. 10
Kings Farms Realty COMPANY :........
10th 81, No G20 West. 15.6x02; 10th &C. No go
West, l5,5x82: Frederic . Phillips 70 Kings
Farms Realty Company y.......-..,........,.....
Broadway n W corner Walker %, 2S0X10S: Citi-
Gems Central National Bank 20 Walker Realty
, SP1iy ny . - . a,s,, -
GllToy, reforee. 60 Fl0ischmann Realty ald Con-
uttuNtlvA NVtuRuAl1s e.
Dimick 70 Emma l. Canton; moRtsage. &50.5o0.
41et st. No 81 East. 20 0X62: Mutual Trust Com
pany OF Westchester. trustee. to Herbert A
4Oth 2, Si6 r. 30 "a s,;c Ao,as a.
Realty Company 20 Salvation Army: mortgage
FISitoD !, No "a. FlaEcsios y,, 40 y n, 49,
mortgage. Sl2.OSO- ..--...--...-...-....-,
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
THUNDER TERRIFIES CHICAGO.
Single Clap Causes Panic in Streets and Of
fee Buildings.
~ relerraph % The Tribune ]

Chicago. May ga single but terrific clap Of
thunder az noon to-day caused CONSERVATION in
the downtown district Tenants Of nearly all
the tall office buildings were badly scared, being
sure that a bolt Of lightning had struck the
structure they were in.
Shoppers in State and several other nearby
streets were panc-stricken and fed to the
nearest shelter positive that the electrical bolt
had struck the middle Of the street The con-
fusion and excitement following the great scare
were evident in ali the public buildings down
town Two persons were knocked unconscious
al the Stock Yards
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
MECHANICS LIENS.

Broadway No 1887. Contracting Realty Managing
Company Alphonse Soulet owner and con
tractor 81 2a9 0
peglinonni s. 90. agt George schuman and Ida
Kaufman. owners and eontr9etors 1850
Madison ave. corner 96th ST., l5OXlO0s;
Crane Company agt Cades Realty Company
owner ". 9. Powell, arshitect. .............. Is 2
Bfoome 81. No. 3sl Michael Fuchs agt Dominck
saadno ana contractor. 10 $40
% ave. No IFS. John 4. Murray agt Charles r.
Heyd owner: Jacob Ieilak, contractor si4
ID ave, No. 245O William KleneTt aFt J. /.
Andron owner Jacob Cohen and Hyman Kess-
ler. owners and contraeiors; l4O
ssi Nathan Cobn owner and conTactof. ..,'. l7S
9th 81 Nos 533 and 525 West; Atlantic Cement
6ers Fes. contractors 7Os
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
PIONEER GOLD MINER A SUICIDE
~ TeIegraph . &c Trlhune.

Gl5y Telegraph 70 The Tribunel
Il Paso, Texas. May 23.-T. Whiteman. knou,r
for a decade in the Southwest as a discoverer Of
the famous Old Abe gold mine at White oaks
which started the rush of miners to New Mexico
and the original Of The character of the Jewish
merchant in Emerson Hough's novel, Hearts De-
sire" committed suicide at AIamogordo n NJ
to-day. by blowing hs brains. WhiteTnan was
elEhty-nve years old and a hermit. He was the
first man 10 make strike" in the New Mexico
gold felde
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

55th ST., No 116 East; for a 5 story brick
Jr.. owner; L 6 AIaurer. architect. 80 $4,000
saith n. s. 199 II. e. OF 1st ave; for a
Co, owner: J. II. Cummin. architect. -. $500
4is St, No 554 West: for story brick
Knube aFehteet :...,..s....- l2.OOO
stable. l66X20; L. A. Hassener. owner:
United Contractors Cooperation architect. 1900
5th 3. ". 35th St: for an II
story basement and cellar once building,
with store. 45.6xl11; Thirty-flfth Street and
Fifth Avenue Realty Co.. owner: Clinton &
ciate architect ....... 900 900
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
TAKEs TITLE no LONG IsLAMp TRAcT

Maurice B. Blumenthal counsel to the Sheriff,
has taken title for syndicate Of New York oper-
ators to the Williamson farm comprising about
sixty acres in Rockaway Road, jamaica. midway
between the main line of the Long Island Railroad
and the trolley line from Brooklyn to Freeport.
The consideration about $4,000. The property
VIII be held for several months when II will be cut
up into building lots and sold with the restriction
that dwelling houses only, and occupying no less
than forty feet in width. be constructed on the
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
re eRoNx auILplNe pLANs

Belmont ave- e. s. g342T r. $ OF Pelham
ave: for a story brick tenement house
with store. 5OxS6l1: Domenico CarziIlo
owner: J. J. Vreeland. arehttect. ............. s2
Longwood ave. s. w corner Dawson St for a
6 story brick tenement house. 50x9O: Henry
Acker owner; Adolph Mertn. architect. - s
162d St, n ". corner 30 ave, for a 3 story
brick ofice building. with stores 49sSx
95.75; Thomas J. Quinn, owner; Tugo H
Home St, s. e. corEer Forest ave: for two
story brick tenements. 61XS4 and 5Ox9P:
Wahlig Schwartz. owners: Moore q Land
Sedel. afchJeCts 10
Arthur ave. No 2971: for a story brick tene-
ment house, with store. 25X92: -CSiOsue BaFba
owner; L. A. Soule. architect. ...........
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS,

1OSth st.. NOs 1l2 ana ia East; IIyman q AGel-
steil and Abram AVruttne loan Samuel Il
Washington ave-, n ". corner WendOVGF ave
glzl2o; the city Mortgage Company loans
"a ave. q. W. corner 1S2G St. TGrle0: IsiG0rs
jackson and Abraham stern loan David Feisen--
sth ave, a. W SorRaF 1924 a.. I0sxloos John
AAt2AAa lsS1A NaS11s Junk. s.<.....-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
PETITION IN eANkRuPTcY.

The Following petition In bankruptcy was Med
yesterday:
Henry Frederick Eberhardt. voluntary pettioE
laborer No 466 Forrest avenue liabilities Of $2S4
and Of $3.50 The creditors are the estate Of
Henry Fluacke, No 200 West street. 1924; S. NJ
Barber No. 4O3 East 1O3d street. $50. The assets
consist of household goods and wearing apparel
exempt under the existing bankruptcy laws.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
Country PROPERTY to Let.

SSMALL lake and house lease for season; hour
- from Jersey city road; water from spring
running to the house. Box 207. Butler. N J.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
City Property To Let.

pRIvATE HOUSE TO LET.-11o West s2d :, -.
story and basement. twelve rooms and rv-o r-.s-
hot and cold in each room INQUIRE ~ + a
BAGLEY. % West 42d o
FOR RENT-On West Eleventh Street four storT "a
basement house % s. wide with naatfsrn ln,pr.vs
meHts and three bathrooms. immediate rossesso if-
. G, R DICKEY, Room I. 18Th floor 80 BrosSasT
Telephone. 621O Cortlandr.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

Bornzom, wolf-TAnement House Department;
April TO- 1900 Cacatei ................... S204 81
Pirkle, AntonN Frank; Nav II 1908. ......... 90 81
Rosenthal February 10 1906 ...~....-.... Ilo SIS
Cornfeld. Davd-S. Wilhelm al May :. 81 80
Condon, Thomas G.-P OHare; March %
Dickinson; Charles C.-H. II. Walker: January
Fisher. John H-city New York: July q.
Fuller Elizabeth NJ ard Louis E.-s. S. Han
ley MAY 12 1906. 2l5 81
felt, Henry SC Toscani. April 27. l906....... 70 4i
safne-Same April o. 1905 ................. % Al
Hauek. Edward I'D. n. Koeher & Co;
<sEHli oV l5o6 36 Al
Hihard, William H.-City OF New York;
cenber !. 1906. l6l 6s
kIeinberger Theresa-La Barton Hotel Company;
March -. 1906
eeInber 90 1905 21s 70
1905 -, 6s "a
hinkus. Henry-A. Minkus ct all February
LA
Mtchaelson. Nathan & Sarah. Kram; Decem-
Der 90 1905.
Schwartz Samuel Steiner; May a. 1870. -. i7s "a
Same-National Butchers ard Drovers' Bank
al May a 1900 3442 "a
ssmsb T' Ksx a ct al Hay NAY a. 5sO a 1900 1854 s Z
"a 1900 ocanceiied nue 622 80
Eoss, Charles A.-F V. March 1906. 1l6 40
Eame-Same: observation-disclosures. 10 65
Watson 9. WC. +. BARRIER; December 2S 1896. 442 So
Saii and supply COMPANY beosmber 8 i6CS 27e s
The J. W O'Bannon Company and John w.
oBannon-W. A. Holbrok: June 90 lsOS.... 6Ol S6
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name il each given that of the debtor
the second that Of the creditor and date when judgment
filed:
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JUDGMENTS.

The following judgments were fled yesterday the
first in each given being that OF the
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

c1I-NfNIT n Ia rooms including bedrooms: mcIaa
- rnrovennents beautiful grounds 20OX40O; seven n-
l;tes from depot. A 5 KNOX. l Maiden Lane. NeE
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

~ ENTIEMAN'S summer home. near the Bay; VIII eel
VI at less than cost % close estate JOHN ) Ed
VCARTS Sayvtlle. Long Island n Y
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
Do You Want Choice

building plot North shore Long Island
Sound within Herald Square? II have
just what you Sell quick, cash time Send your
residence business address Box no Al West Gath
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington Nay 23.-The condition Of the Treas
ury the beginning Of business to-day was as fol-
lows:
RESERVE FUND
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BEAUTIFUL NEW RESIDENCE.

year around: 1SO Main street: II rooms 2
toilets baths, hrepaces. all improvements wired pipe
fine barn; ideal home: must be sold photographs.
z. r. PEARSE Centre MOrfches. l. /.
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nOcxAwAY PARK lots 500; terms easy. ROCK
n, AWAY PARK IMP co. 1872 Broadway see Arss
SdSertiser1ent in next Sundays edition
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

N ARGE STORE AND BASEMENT coo a7g,-- -
IL 142-144 Worth subway sra-io-- -
power: make offer VOORHEES, & FLOYD 81 q q.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
Unfurnished Apartments To Let.

1S@ EAST s1sT sT.-Nice from, apartment. 4 r,-,
4Ot light rooms: all eouvenenees. so.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24
City Property for Sole

A y T2I-EVEN ROOM detached dwelling har5-,,s -.
nicely decorated: lot s7xI2o nice Fa-den -
20 L and subway. churches schOois ana stores. -,
Questionable in sight Price slltoO nnortgsgs Il ~
Apply on premises. &396 Norris Flr5s.,.
Paoto. etc, at MJII;AHS 5. Lexinst0n Ave- eorner is
st.. your broker. --- "a
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TRUST FUNDS TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING GER
r.IEr
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Brooklyn

ITO LET.-Eleg1nt apartments. all modern fu-,-,v.
Il mcrts possession now rent % begin August 4 H4
rent SJ5 20 S62 so 94j9 95l President al sr-7
70 own broker Realty Associates l76 Rsssn 81,
Brooklyn. -
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

A -2JFOOT SINGLE FLAT. near I25tl, s, A.. -
a. Ave; Gne buiidns. S23.50G. oig flrurs M
RAYS AGENCY. Lexington Ave. 111rh s.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

A DOWNTOWN PROPERTY. FRONTING -
"a WATER. 5000 SQUARE FEET CCYVrprr,-
STEOSG BUILDINGS CONTAINING 140t00 s0i,. y y
EEtEI FLOOR SPACE FOI: SALE CHEAP -
RUIAsND & WHITING co. EEEKxiaN -
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

Doth ST 2O7 EAST-Three story g foo. s-r.
4=O large store and fats: excellent location ~
ness. sell cheap lease 49,
MURRAY's Agency. Lexington Ave INA 3
New-York tribune., 1906-05-24

C1OSrEN. CoNN.-2OO acre farm; hne modern hola
AT IarqA rooms with spacious ve-andas; two me -
eIeeant meadows: price $4,000 T NJ BURNS 10'E-s
Conn.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-05-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Timber land, Act June 3, 1878.
United States Land Office.

Lewiston, lQanO.
April 10Th 1906.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions OF the act OF Congress OF
June 3, 1878, entitled IAN act for the sale OF
timber lands in the States Of California, Ore
gen, Nevada, and Washington Territory
as extended to all the Public Land States by
act OF August 4, 1892,
Clyde E. Ieomis,
of Park, county OF Nez Perce, State of Idaho
has this day fled in this Office his sworn
statement No. 1895. for the purchase of the
seq OF See, No. in Up. No. 80, n. Range
No 1. e. b. NJ. and viii offer proof to show
that the land sought is more valuable for
its timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish his claim to said
land before the Register and receiver Y. S.
Land office, at Lewiston, Idaho on Friday.
the 18th day of July, 1906.
He names as witnesses:
John Benjamine OF Park, Idaho
John H. Brown of Lapwai, Idaho
Scott Bcnjamine of Park, Idaho
Jesse Collins OF Kendrick, Idaho
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lands are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said
ID pay OF July, 1906.
r. H. Bartlett
Register.