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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-01-25
BELDEN FOR CONGRESS
Racine Friends of the First District
Judge Urge Him for Congress

Racine has a new sensation in the
political line and the Racine Journal
for last night reports that the friends
Of Judge Belden will wait on him in a
few days and ask him to make the
race for congress in the First district.
Judge Belden is well known in the
district and he would undoubtedly
make strong candidate for congress.
However, it is highly improbable
that the Judge would consent to give
up his place on the bench for even a
seat in congress.
Judge Belden has several years to
serve on the bench before his term
is concluded and he will probably be a
candidate for reelection.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-01-25

Henry Weismann, Of Brighton, has
sled in the county court a petition for
administration of the estate of his
brother, the late John Weismann.
John Weismann was found dead in q
we'll at his home in Brighton a few
weeks ago.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-01-25

The New York World tries to ex-
PLAIN what it costs to live in New
York" A good many people hold to
the notion that it costs mint of money
and all your reputation in the bargain
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-01-25

When Russia's future historians work
in the phrase 'bloody Sunday they
will need to specify which particular
Sunday is meant.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-01-25
THE DRAPED WALL.
An Artistic Arrangement For Inte-
r1Or. Decoration.

The methods Of treating walls In 9TH
er materials than printed paper are
numerous indeed, and there's a great
variety Of choice in burlaps, PAPER
mache, tile, wainscoting, fabrics in diff
ferent arrangements, real and imita-
ton wall leather, stenciling, tempera
ornamentation by hand, panel arrange
ments from Japanese sources and de
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1906-01-25

Silver dollars of 1905 will of course
be listed among the rare coins be-
cause there was none minted In 1908
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
NIGHT BANKING PLAN POPULAR.
Thirty-fourth Street National May Extend
It's Business Hours to Midnight

There Is proposition before the directors of the
Ihirty-fourth Street National Bank to go into the
night banking field following the lead of the Day
and Night Bank, which is TO be in new building
at Fifth avenue and 44th street It is suggested
mat the hours be extended from a. m. to mid
night, and the stockholders have been asked for
views on the subject. Some decision will be
reached the meeting of the directors on Tuesday
There is said to be doubt the minds of
some Of the officers 10 the advsabnity of such
a Thing. It is a question whether the in
creased business would justify the added expense
One of the directors said that the houses that did
business after dark We're not regarded, as class
as especially desirable customers for a bank.
Curtis J. Beard. the cashier, said last night that
he was temperamentaIly opposed to the idea, but
was open 10 conviction.
Bradford Rhodes founder Of the Thrty-fo fourth
Street Bank, who was succeeded by Elgin r. l.
Gould a year ago, said last night:
- think the proposition is a good one. Anything
that caters TO public demand is bound a
success The bank is finely located for that pur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16

PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions IN bankruptcy were alsal
yesterday with the clerk OF the United States Dis
trict Court:
Charles Neuman. No. al West Nth street volun-
tary petition: liabilities, 10000 estimate) assets
$500 The principal creditors are the Alabama Ma
tiOnal Bank. birmingham. Ala. $1,000 Petitioner
also owes the Knox Hat Company and other cred
itOrs unknown amounts The assets consist OF
suburban real estate in Birmingham. Ala tho
equity OF which Is valued at 500, wearing apparel
500. and unknown amount due him, It is stated.
samuel n Hass &sth street and White Plain,
Road. Wiiamsbridge voluntary petition; nabi$-
ties S.5Gl. with assets. The principal cred.
itors are J. Willis FTckinger. No. SO Broad street.,
81 S3l: the Devoe Reynolds Company, No. I0l
Fulton street. S56
An Involuntary petition was fled against Isidore
L Seder and Max s WarshOwer. trading under
the firm name OF Seder 4 WarshOwer No. IT'S
Greene street by Samuel Rcsenthal Brothers and
other creditors. with claims aggregatng ST.. Pref
erential payments are alleged as act OF bank
ruptCy.
George F. Leonard was appointed receiver OF the
business of Nathan GOldberg. voluntary bankrupt
at Ne y First avenue, with a bond OF N.Oo0 Ths
alleged bankrupt'S petition showed OF 81 500
stock in trade and 500 OF good accounts
Joseph PoldOw. No. lZ2S Hoe avenue. The Bronx 4
liabilities. 81 0l. assets. SSs. Principal CREDITOR
f. L. Hoffman, No. 81 Pine street, SSi5.
Otto Hook. No $50 West SD street: liabilities
81 95I. assets. 500. Principal creditors n n
Ciundrum. No - RtvngtOR street, S1A OF tha
S00 Is represented by fire insurance policies
Petitioner a partner In the firm OF Hook 81
Gaanser. dissolved In 1850.
An involuntary petition filed against thu
New-York Clothes Dryer Works. No. 1856 West 2&t n
street, Baum q Cook, with claim OF 81 as and
other creditors with claims OF 500 Preferential
payments are alleged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
LAYS BLAME ON STATE
Counsel Says Central Wants to
Abolish Grade CROSSINGS.

Ira a. Place. general counsel for the New,
York Central, said yesterday that the State of
NeW-Hork must bear the responsibility for the
oeaths mat have occurred at grade crossings of
steam railways. because of its fatlure 70 CON
tribute its share to their abolition. Mr.. place
said:
we nave spent n>llions Of dollars in doing
away with grade crossings and are anxious 70
abolish them all. but the state makes no anne
prlauon TO meet its 25 per cent of the EXPENSE
we nave lately spent over $4,000 600 in Ruf-
Ialo IN removing grade crossings and we are
dpou1 10 enter INTO a further contract entailinas
announcer large expenditure. In Buffalo we bear
% per cent or the cost and the municipality 35
per cent the state not contributing ANYTHING
now IN w estchestert where We are trying to in
stan our electric system, II is impossible To do
anything although We would make improve
mehts amounting 10 $6.00O0OO or 81 00O. 900 along
the line ie
Inc attitude of the NeW-Yorl5 Central Is the
same II was said. with regard TO the removal of
us tracks from Eleventh ave But there Mr.
race SAID, the substitute offered was impracti-
cal. II II can be established that the subway pro-
weed Tor IN the Sake bill is practicable it was
iII'iIiia1eu' me company will have hesitancy
IN constructing II, as il would be in a line with
the policy toward grade crossings But II was
auoed' the company thinks that there ought to
he an Understanding between the parties in
terested, and ii ought not be compelled to accept
anything that is offered
me probability is remote Of an agreement
pelng reached between the New-York Central
Mhch suggests an elevated road to replace the
E4eNehIh avenue tracks and the adherents of
Ohe sake measure, who favor a subway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16

PLOT NEAR SIXTH AVENUE-LOFT STRUCTURE TT
BE ERECTED ON SITE
Operator Bugs John Street BudngPnepon Hotel Lease Sold for
about $4,000.

5. b. Goodale & Son have sold for Mary z.
Strong to John E. Olsen Nos. IL and AZ West
25th st, two five story dwelling houses, on plot
bOxlOO feet. The purchaser will erect an eleven
story loft building the plot Also sold for
John e Olsen the new six story and basement
loft building, No. 60 Thomas St. on lot 25x100
feet, occupied by the United States Rubber Com
pany, and, with Henry Merritt jr, also sold for
Dr. Charles L. Meyers to Lulu Quigg Nos. 251
and 253 West 3Sth st, two four story dwelling
houses, on lot 34.2x9S.9 feet. The buyer owns
adjoining property making a plot 6S5x9S.9 feet.
The same firm has also sold for Aaron Cole
man to an investor Nos. 145 and 147 West eth
St. a six story tenement house, on lot 42x9S9
feet It has leased for Andrew J. Kerwin, jr.. to
s f. Towards Son & Co. the store in the new
eleven story loft building at No IS West saith st.
Eckerson & Davies have sold for James Doyle
to Daniel B. Freedman No. 10 John St. a five
story store and loft building. a lot 2O.6x429x
43.ll feet Mr.. Freedman has also bought from
the Kennedy estate No. 1876 West 22d ST., four
story building, on lot 20.10x9S.9 feet. Louis
Schrag was the broker. Also bought from the
Ely estate Nos. 1872 and 124 Warren st. two four
story buildings a plot 46x1OO feet. H. H.
Cammann and Horace S. Ely & Co. were the
brokers in the Warren st. deal. The property is
60 feet east Of West st. Mr.. Freedman has sold
through Samuel Redlich No. 16S East 61st st,
four story brownstone dwelling house, on lot
2Ox1005 feet
The John H. Fife Company has sold the lease
which has about nineteen years to run, and the
furnishings of the Pierrepont Hotel Nos, 43
to AZ West SOD St, to George Leszynsk and
other persons for about $4,000, The original
lease was for a term of twenty-one years, at an
aggregate net rental of over 100000. which
was purchased by Henry s. Duncan on Febru-
airy l. 1905, trading in part payment the Rock
wood Hotel property, in Cairo. y. Y, which he
owned and operated for years.
Mr.. Duncan sold his interest in the Pierrepont
in order to devote his entire time and attention
to the management Of the Gsey House.
+. J. Wilton has sold for Mitchell A. c. Levy
No. 81 Maiden Lane, a five story loft building,
1gxSS feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
LIS PENDENS.

James De Faye agt John Kohrmss al; Jumel Place
No 10 (ejectment pr0ce-dlngsl attorney EIelnan.
18th St 40 #. w. OF Sth ave- 25XtS9; Bathgate
H.. W POS f. s. OF kIugslriice Road h5x1S4
y irreg: Catherine Miner Joseph Miner par-
tition), attorneys, Scharps q Scharps-
16Sth u. whole front between Sd and Fulton
aves. SAX irre; the Eugrant Industrial Savings
Lena kuntz. individually and executTN. al
foreclosure q nortSasel attorneys r & p ! o. German
Prospect whole front between and I5lst
SITS. 3O56X12211 irreg. actions Tony AItier
Hercules Realty Co factions 10 fcrecose mechanics Hensl
attorney ". o Low
Broadway, No 40; Bathgate ave. e s. 941O II.
n. 18th I2S9 II: Julius SanUelS Frances Hess
berg action TO compel conveyance OF Z part etc)
59th ST. No 40 East; Catherine BoIgrr ast Sarah NJ
Morton foreclosure Of MORTGAGE; attorney G. Truman
Caprun
list ave. e $. 251 II 106th ST. 25xs4 Henry
ohleder Patrick GarofaIo specific perfornancel;
torney. II g Kayser.
151st st. 40 It. n. W. q Norris ave- runs n e
80 Ok n. ". GA Railroad X w s. tx 3 e So Z
f. to beginning; Nellie y. Murphy Giuseppe Iand
foreclosure OF mCrtgagel attorneys Reed Paiser.
12sth 40 e. W Park ave, 2xS911 H. :
Louis A solomon agt Joseph bernstein Specific
ance); attorneys Arusteu * Levy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

235th st. n. s. 200 e. ". OF Oneida ave; for
? story and attic frame dwelling house elk
6s; susan NJ. Crus. owner; Charles 8 Clark.
1STth st. .. corner Lorillard Place. for
3 story brick tenement house. - 4xa0:
Joseph Falella, owner Charles 5. Clark.
1sOth ST. = 2. corner OF Prospect ave-: for two
story brick tenement houses 50X90 and 50x
CLARK sTchltsct 49,. sooOs
Nelson rs IT. n OF 1ssth for three
II Jones. owner and aTchItsei.'.- 1scos
Webster las n. n. 20Oth
story frame Office building and shed. 3&x
100. Universal Cement Brick and Block
tect Loo
Anthony ave- =. 1O23 ~ OF 17sd ST; for
three story frame dwelling houses. t5sx
596. 16. sx6O.6 and Is sx6I6: Isaac Brown.
owner; Moore & LANDSLIDE. architects...... 1B.eea
Oak Terrace. >. e. corner Of Crimmins ave: for
a 8 story brick and tenement building
s1x9O Transharleun Land and Improvements
Company. owners; Moore & LandstdeI. archE
234th St. 3. 125 n. W Of Kingsbridgs Road:
for a story frame dwelling house. 21x50:
Frank Russo, owner: Louis Falk architect. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
MECHANICS, LIENS.

Bedford st. Nos. Co and GO. Adelsteiu & Avrutiue
Ter, owner ana contractor. $500 o
25th 20 IT, Of Moshulu PARK
way. 160x6Os Francis BCutenakes against
contractors 157 5
Forest ave, g.. corner 16Oth ST.: Henry r.
keyser against Austey Construction Company,
owner and contractor AZ O
ALUst--fau g.. e.. lN5Lh EOvlOO-
Giuseppe Cudera against Myer Bach. owner:
Bach & Goodman Contractors O55 o
1Olst st.. s. 6. 100 It. G. of lst ave. 10OxIOO,
Friedman * I1elman against PolIak & Good
man. owners and contractors 800 o
against samuel Miller owner and e7ntrac,2r... s25
against George Coles. owner. Julius Thaler,
contractor -, 500 o
egainst samuel Miller owner and eoatraetor.... 200
Company against Caroline Carrie TOIfree.
Mary r To-free James Z. Toftee and Frank
Il. Warner. owners; Sol. Bloom, and
1880 ST. H. g. 900 II W Of Amsterdam ave
1uOx9g Il; Louis Fink against Arnold Realty
Company. owner ana coutractor--.......,..... $50
property. against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Lawrence -. $4,000
9th st. o 3t'1 e GdsSS ave 251io05 ~
oOs5 st. 2 s. 800 It q "a ave- 251iooS; William
7oth st, :. 165 II OF Park ave. O.1xlO15; F L
l27th st. n 5. 80 # e Of tn ave. goxaoii;
SArIes gas 70 Lena lang: -9aoFtgase $4,000 100
Henry coe ms @or5gsss $500 ::. !sri5
David Jacobowltz to KaIman Goldman and an
18Th st. Nos 4i7 ana 4iS west. 42i6xso; Benjs
min Florsheim to Simon Lewald; mortgage.
10th st. No i7G East. isxioo.5: George W Belts.
cath s, 10 l22 West, 85.61ao4: David GSnsvan ~
o, ct al to Patrick CanayaR; mortgage $4,000 100
zoos; Henry W Gennerlch TO Albert E Fisor;
10th St. 30 Is West, 22x1oO5 Theodore II Bah
Ts 2SS to laSs aSr6er Ay 8 85s WS Gloom
70 William Hoffman, and another; mortgage.
wall st, Nos IS and 50. n E $. at Pearl St.
1o % st. R9 25 P Fss 4arry A6ram; 100
Tooth s.. No 23s East 25zloolo Harry Abrams
Tooth ST. No 242 East 25x1O6l0: Harry Abrams 10
1o afn5 s xd d Ea Hare A6ram: 100
70 Henry Rosentha: mortgage, sl9. $50. 100
II 1 70 to Dora Wes6e1s m mo
L%.s 50 and 40 map "a lot; wins estate II ~
Rose Company to Henry D Kingsley and an
Forest ave c g. 381 II OF 1e5th 81, II IOxf85:
Elmer T Burlington TO Margaretha Neith; mort
gage So 500 :.-.........--... 100
Beeknan ave. 100 n n Of 141st ST. sOx1O58;
Louis A Steyue to Max Artich .-.............. 100
Lot 300 70 800 map Van Nest Park: Henry Cos
Arthur ave. 10 24a6 F. 25z7o6: Ernest Dami.
to G. hi Mase; mortgage, 81, 00O. ...-..... 100
Union No $50 - 6xloO. Henry Batten-
field Richard Koppen mortgage. SO 600. 100
154th ST. 100 II W Of Elton ave 25Nl0o. "
Mueller to Anna A Giles. mortgage. $4,000. 100
Cr0tona ave- No 1865, e 2IX irregular James
BraCken John Boil: mortgage, $500 100
MRruion ave. 1Tsth st. 4s l0Jl5O JO-
sephne Wagner and another. eXrs. 20 Joseph
inc Wagner and another ..----.... --,-......
"a No 1912 O s. - Okla; Max Friedman ct al
70 Herman MAndelhaum; mortgage. S2S000.- 100
10th Nos 222 224 East. 5o8xlUe2. Frank
NJ Franklin to Hannah WallaCh: mortgage,
S3 COO 100
Lot -. map Sect A. Vyse estate William r Rose
Jacob W Rein ......--.- .....--.. 100
AqueGuct ave W Ar S II OF 1880 ST. 5OxiOO:
Henry NJ MacCrRcken To Mary r Bell-.,... 100
Avenue g. Nos l0T and 100 g.. 80 4N63. Harris
Heekelman % Harris Schonzeit; mortgage
Greenwich ST. No IA. :. 4sxs0 Anne a Cook
TO Charles J Leslie, mortgage 5000 100
l75Ih st. q 75 n q Of Wadsworth ave, 25x65;
PatrisN E Kelly 20 John o Baker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

ssth St $ 3 100 It . OF Sd ave- 120xfOns.
solomon Simon. Gerson Hyman and Manuel
Oppenheim loan Joseph WOlkenberg and
65th ST. Nos. 325 and 32S East; Julius Bach
rach loans Mildred Realty Co -----....---.-
1921 ST. n. g.. 120 # e. OF Audubon ave. b1x
1913: the Commonwealth Mortgage Co loans
Commercial Building Observation-Disclosures.
1sOth ST. T. $. 100 It = OF Wadsworth ave
1OOx100. same loans Harris & Isaac Realty 8
construction Co q. @ . ..- .. 100.
Broadway. .. =. whole front between 18th st
and Manhattan St. City Mortgage co. loans
NharleS heuSle - - . d. -.- - o..
Kelly st. corner OF 165th St. s5x45.
same loans John r. Lavells and George II.
Hill - % 81 . - 81 81 - . . - .
17Sth st. =. $. 100 It. W. OF st Nicholas ave,
1O0x991O; same loans Harry NJ Addison. &c..
l64th ST. 5 s. 100 q. =. Of Broadway, 265N
g911 same loans Augusta Politziner- .-----
Perry ave. W :. $50 II n. : OF old Road. 5ON
100. New York and Suburban Building Loan
Association loans Charles and Frsidriks
Iindner -. ..-..-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Adolph Honander has sold the southwest corner
NJ Names avenue and 10Th street, 75x145 feet
Charles s. Faulkner is the buyer OF no. &c East
eAth street recently sold by J. T. Wilton Stuart.
Carroll & Co have sold for the Louis estate NOS
11qs and 300 Lexington ave. three story and base
mont dwelling house. 3iz55 feet. to the Toch Realty
COMPANY which will alter the premises,
osk & Edelsteln have resod for the New-Amster-
dam Realty Company and Levine & Mandel Nos
41s and AIS West 18th St. two three story dwelling
houses, 5OX9S.9 feet
Dun & Conner have sold for sherwin & Harris to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
ACTIVITY IN BEDFORD PARK SECTION

Frederick Fox & Co. have sold for William
II. Birchau three lots in the Southern Boule-
ward, 40 feet west of Perry ave, to John Bamby.
of the Knickerbocker Trust Company. who will
erect a fine private dwelling house for his own
occupancy on the siteT also sold for client four
lots at the southeast corner of 10th st. and
Decatur ave. TO a builder who will improve
with brick houses; also sold for client to Mrs
Atkins a marble dwelling house at the
southeast corner of Briggs ave and Southern
Boulevard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
ADJUNCT OF WABASH ASKS FRANCHISE.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l


Philadelphia. March 15.-The Philadelphia &
Western Railroad Company, believed generally to
be an adjunct Of the Wabash. in its efforts TO get
TO tdewater to-day had introduced in the councils
Of this city ordinance giving it a franchise for
a road TO the Delaware River front from its pres
ent terminal. SD and Market streets The road, If
built Will be elevated TO the Schuylkill and under
ground, by way of Chestnut street. for the rest Of
the distance. The company also asks for franchises
for extensive trolley lines in the western and north
parts OF the city. The plans have the indorse-
ment OF Mayor Weaver. who had a conference with
the promoters this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
PRESS CLUB TO SETTLE AFFAIRS.

BY vote Of 10 to q. at special meeting Of the
New-YOrk Press Club. held its cIubrooms No
116 Nassau street. yesterday, a committee of three
composed OF the president, Charles J. Smith; John
A. Hennessey and Charles NJ. Beattie. was appoint
ed 10 decide some definite action that would be
satisfactory TO the majority. This committee met
last night and decided discontinue the injunction
got by a former committee OF five, and to
form permanent organization TO take charge Of
the affairs Of the club, and 10 report progress at
meeting soon TO be held. An amicable adjustment
OF The clm1.s affairs now seoms TO be assured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

s4th st. Nos 537 and $50 East. Edward
Smooka * 60. agt Henry II. Jackson ct al:
October. r. 1905 80. sIot
agt, George w Adams et al; August IS 1905 I.Osi
29th ST.. No. 80 West; Benjamin Eoseubluth
agt NJ. Barker Fareira OF al; December 90.
1895; vacated .,.....-.. 1ot
e9th st, =. S.. 150 u. O.. % Madison ave. I4qfl
x1OG: Marx & Jacobson agt Goldberg kap-
Ian ( CO. ct al; February 90. 1906. ..-.-..- 8 Tot
Hughes ave. S6.f n. n. of ISlst so. 1oUV-.
Paul Hoppe ast Belmont Realty Con 90.
February IS. 1906 by PAY r1eut, .-- -..-..... a
I76th n. s., 700 r. w OF Amsterdam ave
l2OxlS9.Io. ard 17Tth 81, n S., 100 II W. u
Amsterdam ave, l7uNSe e C'Shca Con Co
Rgt- Portland Realty Go. 81 al; March s.
1895 - 49,, 11s
agt. Mary II. Soley e al: January II. 1896. 81
Same property; VIM H. Johnston agt- same:
March Il. 1910 IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
THREE Fine PARCELS SOLD.

The Charles Realty Company has sold to A. r.
E. P1nchot No. 1922 Park ave. four story
stone front building, 2Ox100 feet.
Mrs e. Moses has sold No. 81 East SD st, a
four story and basement brownstone front
dwelling house. 21x10O5 feet.
Henry r. AIosle has sold No. 81 West seth St.
extending to No 50 West 55th st, a four story
and basement dwelling house with stable In
rear 25x20010 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
A $4,000 SCHOOL PLANNED.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Super
intendent Murphy for a six story freproof school
building to be built for George Dickson. of To-
ronto. Canada, at Nos. 4S and so West 54th ST.
1t is to be Of brick and limestone of Colonial
design, with porch entrance. It will be fitted
with an elevator. and have four music rooms on
the roof over a gymnasium It is to cost $50
600, according to the estimate Of Robert r
LYONS. the architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
TO SELL BROADWAY PARCEL AT AUCTION

BRYAN L. Kennedy will sell at auction at Il
o'clock noon on Wednesday, April II. at the Ex-
change Salesroom, Nos IA and Is Vesey St, by
order Of the executors OF the Peter Cisey estate,
tbe Ioroctor's Theatre Building, at the northwest
corner OF 2Sth st. and Broadway. A complete
renort Of the coming sale Will be found in an
.,,1rYf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
TO IMPROVE EAST SIDE HOUSE,

Plans have been filed for the enlargement of the
four story and basement private dwelling house
No. % East 63d St. owned by Dr. F. f. Cur
It's It is to be extended at the front and rear,
and will have a new FACADE Of Colonial design
The improvements are to cost $4,000 accord
ing to the estimate of Henry r. Marshall, the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
GREENWICH STREET PARCEL SOLD.

The Colgate estate has sold No. 2G2 Greenwich
St. 291xGO feet, and No. 81 Murray st. 20x53.3
feet two old four story buildings which form an
Il" around the northwest corner of Greenwich
and Murray SITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
ADDS TO HIS REALTY HOLDINGS

Felix Isman is the buyer of the block front in
9Th ave between 1O6th and 1O7th SITS, 200 1Ox
100 feet, sold recently by the Lawyers FitIe IN
surance and Trust Company and an operator
through Leopold We'll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
SALE oF JAPANESE cURIos.

~ he first afternoons sale Of = collection OF
s-s3e and modern japanese and Chinese porce-
30, potter, enamels ana bronzcs, belonging 10
~algor0 Suzuki. Of Toxic, at the American Art
.ses Madison S,,1lare South g pa was realized.
~ sale was rruduoted by Thomas r. kirby. ana
r. e continued this afternoon and to-rnorro"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
NEW OWNER FOR MADISON AVE. PLOT

Chauncey s. Truax has sold through Herbert
A. Sherman Nos, 778 and $50 Madison ave-. two
four story dwelling houses, on a plot 4OxSO feet
adjoining the southwest corner of 9th ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
BUY PARCEL HELD Sc YEARS.

Code & Cohen have bought from the KanenbIy
estate the southeast corner of Monroe and Jack
son SITS, three story buildings, 2Ox1OO feet The
property was owned by the Kanenbly family for
90 years. L. NJ. Mosauer was the broker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-16
WILL BUILD BIG LOFT STRUCTURE.

Henry Phipps win build n twelve story brick
and stone loft structure at No. A West 18th St.
extending TO 18th st. 7S.9x1S4 feet. The build
ing will cost 100000