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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
CONDITION OF TRADE.

tun RENEW
ezther conditions nave continued TO stimulate
carrier uLlSatist7 etory results being Offset By
vigorous demand for winter clothing and footwear,
while household cousuInption Of fuel has revived
was indicated by last months business. Nor has
The possibility OF strike unsettled confidence IN
Jhe future. lobblng and wholesale sales Of dry
goods Tor the spring trade reaching greater az
ID most Instances Manufacturers in most leading
Industries are falling further behind with deIfv-
erles uarlcuTarlv in the steel business while in
creased capacity has not kept pace VIII require
monts, hut reports from the woolien mills are II
Of exports IN January fell short 81 he month pre-
cedtng. but promise TO surpass al records for me
corresponding month IN previous years, Wltlle tr
larger IMAM a year 4e1 Lut mo = isIl4--sd e.
7G So. Railway earnings IL the hrst week OF Feb
- - - - of the f~Ir7er none, J54T
bank statement showed a smaller surplus reserve
ana gold exports TO south America this week have
further weakened the position Bank exchanges at
NeW-York FOR the week were @J4 per cent larger
gains averaged lso per cent
-.Bradstreets' says
sprinc trade in drygoods, clothing. shoes and
millinery continues To show expansion despite the
presence Of winter conditions. Interruption from
and shipments Of goods on old orders and prepara-
lions Tor house trade at leading centres 90 IN
checked. Retail trade has been appreciably helped
by the weather. but eonsiderable stocks Will IN
QueStouabiy b. carried over because recorder busl-
ness has not been heavy. owing TO milo weather
earlier the season The effect OF tins
next faIl and winter demand remains 10 be seen.
Other Developments have been generally favorable
Concessions I'm pig iron prices have brought out
some business West and South Leading in
reported with practically fun books. but
deliveries In some lines freer and high prem
miums said 10 be disappearing, except where
small quick delivery orders Poe filed from stock
Building material apparently never so active
IS AZ this season, lumber leading, and the output
in Northern forests has been helped by recent
heavy Common brick viii be reduced at
the West March !. but is stiIl firm at the East
Coal feels the influence Of cold weather and strike
talk I'M hrmer prices and enlarged demand. some Of
which IS for coal 20 De stored pending clearer
view ~ the outcome ~ present negotiations. The
literature Of the week auent the predicted strike
has been rather Of "a qUietiug Bank clear
smaller. rejecting decreased stock
speculati1ns due 10 dearer money the metropolis
a condition which BY the way, looks artificial in
view ~ the growing ease at ali ether centres Col
lecnns fair 10 good. except al the South where
. holding Of cotton IS drawback, for some time
past summed up. Il may be said thar there
number cf cross currents visible, but n record
spring trade is apparently all but secured and The
future cro0 development VIII largely govern fall
and winter trade. which yet IS Of a small aggre-
gate volume.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
PRIESTS HOLD ALOOF.
DO Not attend the Jersey City
School Meeting.

TIE high school and teachers committees Of
the Jersey City Board Of Education held a Joint
meeting yesterday afternoon TO consider the
application Of The Catholic clergy Of the city
that graduates Of the parish schools be admit
ted 70 the high school on q certificate Of the
priest q the parish and without the for-nality
Of an examination. The committees arranged
for the 5oint meeting yesterday and invited the
rectors Of ali the Catholic parishes in The city.
hut not one Of the priests appeared. In fact. II
was stated that meeting OF the priests was
hsld on Thursday. when The procrastinaion Of
the Board II ECu0a-i0n was criticised The ap
Tication was submitted TWO months ago and
the priests decided not 20 attend the conference
ca led FOR yesterday
The priests contend that I'm Boston and other
cities graduates OF The par0chial schools are
enrolled tl The high schools without eXaTnina-
Won The Board Of Education sent Superin-
rendent Snyder 10 Boston 10 make al investi-
cation and he found that the Massachuse-Is law
Is much more rigid than thar Of NeU-Jersey.
and that all schools public and private. are re-
ouired 10 maintain set standard and that
close supervision is kept by commissioners. and
pupils are advanced from the QarOchiaI 10 the
high schools on the certificate Of the Board Of
Supervisors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
WITHOUT II FRANCHISE.
Refr1gerating Company alleged to
Operate Illegally.

Tie Manhattan Refrigerating Company has
been summoned TO appear before the Board Of
Estimate on March 10 show why the city
should not tear up the pipes laid by the COM
pany between 9Th and 10th ayes. in West l4th-
st The company has assumed franchise with
out any authority, according 10 the Corporation
Counsel except a permit granted six years ago
70 open the street. and has laid and maintained
its refrigerating pipes in many houses and
apartments.
The Manhattan company IS operating under
rights inherited from the Greenwich Refrfger-
sting Company. which company got permit
from the Board Of Aldermen in 1880 TO supply
the new Washington Market Under an ar
rangement with the Controller they agreed 10
pay per cent Of the gross receipts from the
market business 10 the city. The Bureau OF
Franchises says the company has been grad
ually extending its field OF operations without
any authority and without making return 10
the city. The Atlantic Hotel Supply Company
recently applied for permit 10 connect with
pipe Of the Manhattan company in West 14th-
81 and 10th-ave II was then found that the
Manhattan company was operating without a
franchise.
The Board Of Estimate can legally revoke the
permit under which the Manhattan company
serves Washington Market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
NEW OWNER FOR WEST-ST. PLOT.
PARCEL 4DJOINS HOLDINGS OF CENTURY REALTY
COMPANY
Invor acquires Beaver-st Stuctre-Bg Sold

John P. Kirwan has sold for Alderman An
drew J. Doyle to Frederick H. Kelly, jr., OF
Orange. y. J.. No. IL West-st. extending TO No.
is Westinghouse. one old three and one four
story building. on a plot 265x1s0 feet. 1t ad-
joins the holdings of the Century Realty Com
pany, which, it is understood. viii improve its
plot with big Office building.
E. 5. Willard has sold No. 43 Beaver-st., a
small building, on lot 226x115 feet. for E L.
Mountain TO a investor.
The Mcknight Realty Company has bough.
800 lots in the heart of Whitestone from Edgar
~ Waite. of Glens Falls n. Y. Mr.. Waite pur-
chased these lots a few months ago. It is I'M
derstood they We're sold TO the Mcknight Realty
Company at a considerable advance over his
purchase. These lots extend from Sd to 18th
SITS. and from 9th to 9th ayes, and are within
two blocks Of the railroad station. Macadamized
streets extend through the property, and the
tract also has gas, electricity water and sewers.
The Realty Company of America (Franklin
Petit, presidenD has bought from John Shea a
plot 1OS.4xfO0 feet at the southwest corner OF
o4th-sL and West End-ave. NJ E. Curry was
the broker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
CITY CUTS DOWN WIRES.
Workmen an Orange Remo0e Tele-
phone Property from Trees.

Orange Feb ls CSpeciaD .-Laborers Of the
Orange street department. assisted by hnerler
descended to-day on wires Of the New-NorK
and New-Jersey Telephone Company strung IN
violation OF the law on shade trees. The Orange
Common Council has given the company every
opportunity 70 remove the wires and make otaer
provision for its subscribers. Nothing was done
however, toward removing the wires except III
one street. where the company took few wires
down and ran them along fences
Alderman Edward CheethaTn. chairman OF
the street committee Of the Common Council
mapped out the work for Snyder FaIA' LAY
Elm. HilIyer and Cleveland sts- and good prog
ress was made to-day The subscribers whose
service has been interrupted are, Of course, eX-
eeedingly indignant. but the city officials say
The responsibility rests with the company, Wtlch
is al liberty to DO much business as il wants
10 under the terms OF its agreement WIN ihe
CITY 1t, -.
The hnenen are cutting the wires Whlle ths
other men In the gang are rolling them Up aA4~
stacking them in piles on the curb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

can. J. corner lcath-st- for I've TWO
steiN ffalne dwelling houses. IGEs5. Thornton
Et9-lers COMPANY owners. Hugo IT AyUI.n
,- eTetlt-et $1,000
i+iee story frame dwelling houses 1s1sa. TE19rrf-
~ ti-ttl1trs sllTaug. owners. Hugo
A,on arc-itect ..-----..---...-. 80 900
t1r nFe two story frame dwelling Ions o.
JACOB '3ftn owner. Bernard EbsIng
Ahes-n-sf. ~ T5o e. r. - Morris PARK ave-
- afe two story frame dwelling houses glxso
-1e'l cohen owner Bernard E-telnr archi-
1-szs,55ssc,,,- - . coo
&c Ief q me aia tHo story brick CARA 81 ans
-tetlllE Ils9se 5aKen- ssaaaf1
r-srtss = '-is ~iehissst --.-.--.- u 600
49, .s.iils lease $40: Francis KEEL
49, -i = e 555. arei'iieet 5000
lfe story brick tenement house 7res. rsrr.r
plIs a Nlfkina- owners; Goldman 4 Cold
-. A.eAhsels 5oeo9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Amsterdam ave.-Max Borek and Ida Kraus
have bought No. Sc Amsterdam ave. = five story
nsthousc. lot 25xl00 feet Max Borck has sold ~
Albert Cromwell, No 30 Amsterdam-ave. a five
story hathouse. lot 25Kl00 feet
AIen-st-Halprin, Diamondstone & Levine have
Bought No 12s Allen-st. Il i've story tenement
house. with stores lot 25xs7.6 feet
Allen-st.-Brody. Robinson & Co. have sold sor
Sarah Wclfenson 10 Shapiro. Levy & Starr No 81
Aiien-st five story tenement house lot 25x
SO feet.
Attorucy-st-w. & J. Baehrach have sold To ]
Weber No ~ Attorney-st., six story tenement
house aoxl00 feet
BFo9ms-st-Elsck & Brown haYe sold Ia Fran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
REALTY NOTES.

The Intrampral Realty Company IS the buyer
OF Nos 253 and 25J West 27th-st, sold recently
by George ". McAdam. through A NJ. Johnson
& co. George w. Belts. jr- is the buyer of No
127 East S1st-st. sold recently through Freder-
lex T Barry and David Lydig is the buyer of
No. 10 East 74th-st.
John J. Boylan has sold for Margaret Miller
the old Peter Feran Farm the west branch
Of Valley Stream, at Valley Stream, Long Island
II comprises over fOrty-one acres
Lewis Il. May Company Charles F. Moves
Company New-York agents. has sold for Jo-
seph Hadley the Wave Crest Cottage, in Jerome
ave-. Arverne Long Island. After extensive al
teratons the cottage win be occupied by Elias
SiIVerstein the buyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

1Stf-st-. Nos 80 and % West: Albert r -r.-aa
ast Abraham L Becshardt: January II 1870
Co sgr- Kettle Bros. e al. November y Isns
Eughes-ave.. ?. g.. - e. s. OF 1ssfh-sr 1g5xI00.
q. g. Raymond & Co azt Belmont Realty ana
Construction Company January : 1898 ~
14th-st-. No. 81 West. John T. Croufu AZ SaIo
CORN e a. January ;. 1875 ..-.......
Amsterdam ave. = e. cgrner 1s5th-s-- lanes r.
Ryan er al AIT Mysr Bach 81 al. F-hr,larv
80 10Y AoAl.-l - . - - 90
42i-st. No. 12G West. 4lst-st No 20 west.
Gross x Horn aEt. Christopher c Snayns e al :
September IA. 1915 .-...---.-....... ......
Frederick A. Wilkie al ayr Thomas J
Hsaly et al: February 3 1875 (caucsIIadl 5000
61st-, No. 347 East: FREDERICK adler at Barue-
Femslsn: October -. 1905 .---..---.......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
P. 3. 2. POWER HOUSE TO COST 100000

Plans have been filed for the big electric
power house for the 100000 terminal sta
ton Of the Pennsylvania. New-York and Long
Island Railroad runnel, TO be built opposite the
passenger terminal on the south side of 31st-
ST. extending from Eth TO Sth ave. II is to be
Of granite TO match the station, with a facade
ornamented with pilasters. and will be three
ana four stories high, with a basement cellar
and sub-cellar. 1t viii front 1914 feet on the
street, and viii have depth of 9S feet. There
viii be Office floor, floor for the electric fans
ana storage batteries, a floor for the econonizer
and coal bins, and switch board gallery.
w Westinghouse, Church. Kerr & Co. the de-
signers Of the architect, estimate the cost at
$500 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
DRIVER SHOOTS HOLD-UP MAN
Three Italian Desperadoes Driven Of with
Whip and Revolver.
-By Telegraph 70 Tire 7ur-l

MIlviIe Pen. -6-We5ster ll---zu vas rs-s In
10y lnfee masked Italians near Tie deserted village
of l1aloert7E. I'VE miles below l-----= -z=- night
ae shot and, it Is Thought badly ----.s4- 49, ~
tie oesperadoss- Aluvar was returning bona %-7-,
Belle Plain. where Dee had coIlee-el c11s.5e-a 5l.
money from Gle country stores Ee IS 4 driver for
8 -four and feed c0mpanr-
AT -oi.tis sa1I The three men srraug from 2
olunp ~ bushes and, as TWO of them safze5 -1,a
hilc-es 1r the mules te third commanded tina driver
- ellno q Tie ground. As sIur.-sn s55G -
o-t-. ile man attempted 10 chino mo lie wagon
.l-e ii- lt vas ---l ol Tie head with tie butf OF
TIC h-A AS Boz started a. renew tha attarL- Alin-
- of'W q revolver and fred The man stag
So L1Aaro l-e moods and, with his companions
co. t,-af-c- A ssfrc- was made to-day but The
men have rol yet been caught
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
TO CONTROL REAL ESTATE AUCTIONS.
Association VIII Take Over Lease of Sales
rooms from Peter F. Meyer.

Negotiations have practically been perfected for
the taking over Of the lease or the Real Estate
SaIesrooms. Nos. Il and Is Vesey-st.. by the Real
Estate Auctioneers' Association. from Peter F.
Meyer. When Il gets the lease the association VIII
be direct control Of the real estate auction bust
ness.
Mr.. Meyer has for years been the sole lessee of
the rooms. which have been designated by the Su-
pre1ne Court as the place where legal sales must
be held. He rented stands 10 members of the as
ISOLATION and also received fee from the sale of
every parcel. For long time Richard Croker
one Of Mr.. Meyers partners in the real estate
business. The lease OF the Fesey-st. rooms has
bout I've years - rln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
SOME Gas ARITHMETIC.
Price Dorer SO IS Per Cent, Bill L p
1OO Per Cenf-Find the Meter.

RidreHela. Feb. Is tspeeiaD.-Nayor Troup vas
not CONVINCED thar the local gas bills were eNorD-
.Hnt until ne received his this month ne -
,sg,v.res that gas AZ The new s. rate. put in effect
- Ts,us-v ! vas more expensive than when the
,s.e was 81 So His bin for January IS 100 per cent
more than IL was for January year ago
Last December Mayor TrolP-s heater broke down
and he used gas 10 heat the mouse. NE u-A IoI
-. ,-+h - q less than the bin he has just
.eeetvee when gas was used Tor Aehuhs purposes
only - -,,,s
sson DECIDED 10 purchase meter known 70 De a.
erurelv correct aud test every meier n the DoI-
ma 10 determine the overchsrge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
BUILDING LOAN CONTACTS.

12ssh-st.. n =. T3 p e q Isnox-avs GOxaa II.
Abraham Silverson loans joseph Lesowitz and
Madison-st- Nos. 365 ana 3S7- Corporate Realty
Association loans Eaubsn Realty COMPANY 49,
1Sth-st, Nos. 623 TO 81 East Max Eotzsn loans
Kotzen Realty Company .......-.. .-.....
Woodycresr-ave-, ". s. 1905 q. T. 0f f67th-st
40U-: James n. WeHtz loans Anna L. Thurafts
Bronx Park-ave-, y. s.. = =. n u 17gth-sr TX
100 Albert :. Ridley loans Joseph Diamond ....
AmsrerdaTn-ave-. n =. whole fronr between I35r1
and 13Sth sts -x1oO. Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Company loans Crystal Realty and
Construction Company -.-..-..--.-.... 5000
Rogers Place. " g. 50s.10 n. n. % Wsstehesrar-
ave. 81 5xT0 Ok irreg: Z 5. Prince Company
loans Nictorins Curuicx ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
54th-sr. = =. S1-3 IT 2 % SHAVE i31 sxfa0 3.
the city Mortgage Company loans the AUrona8-
bile Club OF America -.-..--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17

49, = =. cor l@th-st-. 105 2x1e6 8. CAREER
1870 ST. Eanliiton Fish estate Owner VFri-e.
HtlfOtsL CONSTRUCTION Courpaurr corr-a~ts-
Oh. 49, no %: r r. Lowell 4 90 49, F~rs5
<N.eANs ana AElrry-sixrh Street HeaIFv 49,
Panyr owner Jacob Zimmerman .@,-.-.c-o-.
- 4'te4 EleallaT Company s-1f.-coufrarfor
lSoth-sE- No IL West. Henri 81 &c., -. =
> Isersoh. owner HoValslry Bros cour-sefors
Easie-aEe. Nos $50 70 SIS. farueS ~ E-s-s,--,
rs-ss- = @-- Silai-6 owner and contractor. -
%S4lH-sL. = g.. 10 =. W CT Hroadv~av f0f~fao-
1raINell Construction C'oznpanv a. C.,-,c--,--,
assssly company. owner. n A. behave con
4O1.h-sC. = -. whole front between so-sha-,
r1oIisFaEa ana Eox-st gl0xfn3. VVasrfrv--v
dydra0Ac Pres BRICK CaFnpauv AT rs1T@es,-.
= Ealnstan- owner and coutracfo-
44Ln-sS Nos- DO 20 521 East. C,1rsrr1lctso- sbs.
5a.-a- NoFAs. me. agr- Nevy-T1rk Eoufrz-rinr
C-o1+,s--- 0"1af. Chliec Heating C0mpauy
49, q. -
4Soth-sL. > =. whole front between For- ara
Southern Boulevard. 210x1GO. Vito C,o1tes-s Il
20. aE] Guslave Z. Bauhahn owner ana con
ssth-st-. No SCI West. Tohn sf-c,-..r - -
~tAs q % owner , G.. Freeaud FsufIai-r
sta-st- No SO East. Wrn- A. Thornas Az rnEn
nalnIhsAy- owner. LYMAN Levine and Jonas
hanir0Vitz. contractors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
LIS PENpENs-

solttern Houersrt. No s39. Jacob schoeuer srstr..
> ~ F0otarsr ~ '--~'-'t-
Rr1stos e.. 30. l17s. Maud Hamilton AGAINST C-,s,s~
tstsAth q a. ts-ciic lefroTltaucef attoFnev 81 l-
49,. = 81 100 g. o. of Anstersarl-a-e = er
se<- Anfa = Ls1el against sidney n Teei~r taegn -
49, asiee cee1l attorney. 81 p fofue
20 81. Is
20" ware latteA y biHfH against Phllp + 9lrrell
- 81 sacFl1n te set asile aEces arf7v-e-
1idcWaT 'i' D.
lafrfee-Fe r. " conner Vest liestar-s,-s ssa,r7Oa.
hlfrf riarssF against tieorEe p Skinner 81 "a sa~rf
~ aie assisri ~ mortgage Ta-i; attorneys Milier
q ltaFtesrn-
517F--st- No - Easts Christina Arbuckle tfusfse
aEarsf szlen al foreclosure a. rs,-fr-sel.
s-sosne.s LylInAz = C2Tz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
ERE 70 WIPE OUT GRADE cRossINes

The Aew-YorE. Lake Erse and Western Railroad
Company informed Cher Eneineer sherrerd .5f The
AeNafk Board 90 Street ana Water Commission
frs yesterday that il has completed plans and sur
fe5s FOR The doing away OF all grade crossings IN
me city Tie plans vii be submitted next Wednes-
Gay The crossings VII Toe abolished bv eIes-atfns-
- Neckr ana VIII include ala crossings on the
,NeNafA branch, better known the Paterson
--lit 11d also or The Greenwood Lake branch. The
ccsL is estimated a. sl.JV0g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
INJUNCTION AGAINST DRIVERS, UNION

lAt Telegraph 70
-'-' 7'' --l-ii'e-lor Magic filed in the
-i r 1-1-' 10y an ofaeT restraining the
E 80 l'i-'efs Local, No 3f2.
- 49, N'''ilfilns with the en-
= curing Company OF
:. -, -.-' ana iroi1 eongregating
order obtained By the Barrett cor3nany -,
alleges that since last December r1ernI,o-. =
fte union have been interfering with drive -
iio3 by Ia company. have assaulted drivers a.
fhe company employ and have iurusidsfe5 -
men that they are afraid 20 take The g,9r1vs,,sS
wagons from the stables A-- .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
A $4,000 TELEPHONE STATION.

Plans have been fled with Buildings Super
intendent Murphy for a three story and base
menr exchange 10 be built for the New-York
Telephone Company at the northwest corner Of
146th-st- and COnvent-ave It is to be of
Colonial design, with a facade OF ornamental
brick with terra Gotta trimmings It will be
9911 feet front and 90 feet deep It is to b,e
called the Audubon Central Station and is TO
cost $4,000. Eidlitz & Mckenzie are the
architects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
BIG INCREASE IN BROADWAY RENTAL

Richard NJ. Montgomery has leased for the
Century Realty Company the store at No. III
Broadway 10 Couch & Fitzgerald for one year
from May l next for $4,000. The present tenant
pays $4,000. Couch & Fitzgerald offered TO pay
$4,000 If they could get a lease to the premises
for about five years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
BUYS CHOICE BABYLON TRACT.

John vandeveer, Of Brooklyn, has purchased
the property of Benjamin stephens. consisting
Of sixty acres, between Babylon and Bay Shore,
Long Island, extending from the country road
TO the bay. on the tract is an attractive modern
house The property adJoins the holdings of
Charles T. Harbeck and the Benjamin Sillinan
estate. The broker in the transaction was Jere-
miah Robbins Of Babylon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

3sd-st.. Nc AZ TO a. West for a story brick
store ana offices, ojlxHi 2; A. q. Fox. owner:
WAN MSynisko Sr~9Se aseS az Is. 100000
brick and lofts doxSas. A 1. Olsen
n s~ nsr' 6 A. =, Fr ~ aresi, Lee soooo
and four story hrick power station. 4xaS
Pennsylvania. New-YoFk and Long Island bail
rad company owner Wsstiag houss Church.
Asr Co. architects sOoooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
TO IMPROVE ssp-sT. PARCEL.

Plans have been fled for six story Office and
store structure 10 be built for Austen G. Fox
as owner, at No. 43 to Al West 33d-st 1t is 10
be 63113 feet front and $40 feet deep with
facade of ornamental brick and copper, and is TO
cost $4,000, according TO the estimate OF May
ntcke & FRANKIE the architects Henry Corn has
leased the building for a. term OF years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
TO ENFORCE CURFEW LAW.
Object Is 10 Prevent Girls Selling Eewspa-
pers from Entering Saloons.

Bridgeport. Conn. Feb. -6.-Au effort Is 70 he
made 70 enforce the curfew law in this CITY To-
day Mrs Alfred c. Taylor and Mrs Moody II
Downer, representing The Bridgeport Associated
Charities for Industrial Relief. called upon Mayor
Marcus T. Reynolds, and made formal request
shat he lend his aha 10 the enforcement Of The law
requiring children under fourteen n be Off rhe
streets aIler clock Mayor Reynolds said that
and was ~ the opinion thar ne law should 81 -
forced me special cases ID mind ara those II
IN ire evening. and enter saloons 10 DISPOSE ~ rf~
"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
ALLENHuRsr CLUBHOUSE SOLD.

IRy Telegraph 70 TIE Tribune
Ashury Park. FEB. ls.-The Auentllrrt clr.,
house and adjoining property. together with the
furniture and personal property in the house were
sold to-day II sLerr-s sale The purchase 7,-.g
William C. Frick. who represented Fred cerlzen
q Ae"-fork city The property was sold sub
sect n mortgages and claims acregaffrs- ssAs 600
Rnd was bought by NJ. Prick for SO 600 rrbs -,
oWner VII convert the clubhouse into a sIlr1r1e-
an6 winter hotel -1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
CLEARING HOUSE MEETING CALLED.

meeting OF the Network Clearing House Asso-
citation has been called for Monday afternoon TO
take action on an amendment 10 the National
Banking act, now before the Committee Bank
ing and Currency OF Congress The amendment
proposes . add the words and surplus after the
capital stock in the section limiting loans
10 any Individual or corporation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
ONE CENT VAUDEVILLE FOR PARK ROW

The Rutland & Whiting Company has leased
for the Gould estate TO Max Goldstine the store.
basement and sub-cellar Of the building Nos. 81
and 81 Park Row, for a term Of ten years at a
gross rental Of over S225O 900 Mr. Goldstine is
head OF the Automatic Vaudeville Company.
which viii occupy the premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
NEW HOME FOR KNABE & co.

William Knabe & Co. have leased for a long
term the eleven story building being built at
the southeast corner Of 39th-st. and 5th-ave
The firm viii use the ground floor and basement
as a piano warehouse. The structure will be
called the Knabe Building. ogden & Clarkson
were the brokers.