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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
DROPPED CASE OF TORPED0ES.
Longshoreman Comes To After Explosion
and Goes to Work Again.

Irving Granet. a lonsshoreman. became careless
yesterday while working on Pier H. East River
and dropped a case OF toy torpedoes. There was a
huff Of white smoke a report that was heard
across the river. and within ten minutes over a
thousand persons crowded about the pier.
When the smoke cleared away there was a mad
rush what every thought mieht be
the mutilated body OF the unfortunate longshore-
Ciranet lay unconscious under heap of fine
white dust and small bits OF red cardboard. II
looked II he had been showered with confetti
Patromsn William F. Driscon, of the First Pre-
cinct who was on the pier. TO Granet's az
distance. When the man regained consciousness
he declined TO go TO a hospital. and resumed his
work. An hour later his body began to swell
and large found under his chin. Driscoll
insisted that the man should stop work G-anet
treated the Hudson Street HosDital and
sent his home. No. 7l9 East Sd street.
He employed BY jackson Brothers OF No
1ss Church street who loading the four-na ed
schooner Frank T. Stnson. of the Benner Line
with explosives FOR Galveston. An empty crate fell
the pier after the accident. and fearing another
explosion. Michael ODunneh. lungshoreman
jumped overheard lie hauled out later and
sent 10 the Hudson Street Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
C. E. SCHUYLER SUED.
W. L. Hawkes. Wants to Get $122 % from
Real Estate Broker.

Charles Z. Schuyler automobiles and member Of
the Chamber Of Commerce and of the Real Estate
Board Of Brokers. is being sued by A creditor
Wilson L. Hawkes.. for debt of S122 % and two
years interest In the examination for supple
mentary proceedings yesterday SCHUYLER said tho,
he lived al No 257 West End avenue and thai he
was the general manager Of the firm OF c. f.
Schuyler Co, real estate brokers' with Offices a,
No. l00 Broadway. ' iO'S at
MI Schuyler said that his salary was g. 5oO a
year, but that he had no bank account and ou,naS
no personal property, stocks bonds or real estata
In the summer Of 1909 SCHUYLER IT is alleged rented
cottage from Hawkes. AZ York Hsrbor. Me for
which he agreed TO pay 500 on October ~ ',,o.
year. Hawkes. says Schuyler has only paid part OF
October Y. ~ Dei4 SCI ior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

joseph Levy & Sons have sold for Harry Kraf.
Nos 2S5 and 27 East 12lst ST., two four story dwell
ing houses with stores, 50xlOO feet TO j. b. Stroll
Adoph Hollander has bought from Adolph scheibl
No l5S TO l62 East Saith ST.. three five story fiat
Payson Mel. Merrill has sold for Amelia Wolff
three story dwelling house. on lot 1s.4 feet
ger nos SIS and $50 West 18th St., six story
apartment house, with stores. on plot ooxloo feet:
This is one of the two houses just completed by
Edgar T. Kingsley has sold for Herman Lubetkin
to Israel Wolchock the northwest corner OF Lex,
ington and Ssd ST. five story dh 6qoT Te
Gently sold the five houses adjoining In lo5d St ~
T Scot, & Son have sold for B Rosenberg No.
''I louis H. Iowensteln has sold for Abraham l.
$50 West 10th ST.. ten three story frame o"ellihs
F. R Wood & Co have sold to client of Lionel
Froehlich. Inc. No 90 West End ave- seven
'' B. MayhofT has sold for Bertha s; Korn No 4
Barrow St. extending through to Nos, s. and 81
Commerce ST. a six story seml-nreproof nathouse'
John r. and oscar L. Foley have sold for client
to Margaret Sharp No. q West S9th St. four story
double as on plot sod fox Freefck G.
the four story dwelling house No. 3B west Soth ST.
on lot aSxl0oS feet. The purchaser Will occupy
H G. Senior & Co have sold for Mrs. Frances Frances
house on lot 142xlOO.5 feet =
Charles Buermann & Co. have sold for Henry -
ls6 East Sd St. six story tenement house. on lou
24x106.6 feet
Berkman g. Gutterman have bought the five story
tenement house No 90 Attorney St, 2xl5 feet.
Conway e. COrduke have sold for the Flatiron
Realty Company to William NJ. Bodey No. IL Mel
son ave a three family frame dwelling house on
lot 25xS6 feet f. Osborne Smith & co. were the
brokers.
Fleck & Brown and J. H: Gredngen have sold to
J. Charles Zauderer No. 112S Washington ave-. a
three story building, lot 25xs0 feet.
Kurz e. Uren have sold for j. & NJ. Hanen NO:
$50 Elton ave. five story tenement house. on plot
5OxlO0 feet Also sold for Charles Cogswell No l94
Courtlandt ave, a four story tenement house. with
stores on lot q 5x916 feet. Also sold 10 a client
of WILDER A Varian the plot. 5Ox105 feet, at the
northwest corner Of Second and 229th ST..
Wakefield Also a plot 5OxlOo feet. 2S9th St. for
Charles DammeYer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
LIS PENDENS,

100 ah Ser ave; e g. 1851 # OF 1s7h 8, 7,x
loo, DORA flnkslsten ast. Jacob GoIdbcr. Ut Iox
Canned ave swo h.oeases0 attorney A seidman
Wood Working Company agt Fsiv,sr5 1ZNZ5; Van Nest
Decker. A'H'' attorney. ID. S.
Cnd,io Of George Miller sgt Jacob Fischer
l22d st. n. g., BIG n. W. of "a ave H., "a -
T Enge Bgt Jacob IAchtenstein iahil,iO: Edward
gage: attorney. r Franklin FORECLOSURE OF mort
ALLEGRO spaiione Con.i,, r. n Of 1880 GoxIo4
chsn eD ATONE cSnpany laetion o forecose rne
Harlem Railroad " :. adj Of John I.,,, - =,
Jeanne FrBncoise and OTtoland i'tssils ana
IS. 3x23G g. Bronx Harlem Ran road = '"i % iK-.5 *
Johh Lu - ara Jeanne rance and Ort4innd Ia
luenod a. iHS'iA'3 8Niia 10 lire a. ~
Ellen fottma1sin ast Marie Francois q 7 Gam /, ret
faction 20 canoe! oeeI e'eJ' attorneys Niles s. JSaus N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
BOATS CRASH IN EAST RIVER.
Schooner Rams Ferryboat-Panic Among
Passengers.

Sailing down the East River under full canvas,
the tide with her, the schooner Julia A. Berkele
yesterday morning crashed into the end of
the Long Island Railroads ferryboat Rockaway
she making her $40 trip from East 34th
TO Long Island City. The Rockaways captain saw
the schooner he pulled of the slip.
A swift ebb tide carried the Berkele along faster
than the Rockaway's captain had estimated and
with crash that heard for several blocks along
the river front the boWSprlt of the schooner
into the port cabin of the ferryboat Fortunate
ly the passengers were all forward and the flying
splnters injured
Nearly third Of the Rockaway's passengers
many of them women, became panicstricken. but
order was finally restored The Rockaway stopped
and stood by the schooner until the extent of the
damage done 10 both boats was ascertained. When
the Rockaway backed away the Berkele got under
way and proceeded to Perth Amboy. The Rock
away sustained little damage and resumed her trip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
A BROADWAY PLOT SOLD
BUILDERS TO IMPROVE 1T.
Upper Vest Side Dzcelling House
Roc Changes Hands.

Joseph Hamerschlag has sold to George Daily and
John A. Carlson plot 9911x75 feet. at the south
west corner of 10th street and Broadway. The
seller has given to the buyers a building loan of
$4,000 as they will erect apartment house
the premises. This is Of the most important
Manhattanvie building projects planned in some
months
Gustavus l.. Lawrence has sold Nos. 49, 459. 463
and AS West 10th St, four four story American
basement limestone dwelling houses. each lot
16XSX99n feet The buyers Joseph Schoer.
Charlotte Butler. Mrs. Mary E. Hastings and
other person.
The Hotel Cumberland twelve story structure
at the southwest corner of oath ST and Broadway.
has been leased for twenty years to well known
hotel man. The property has frontage of IS feet
in Broadway and of 1913 feet in 5ith
Tucker, Speyers & Co. have sold for W. H.
Woodin LOT 22xl02 feet. No. 129 East I'D st. The
buyer will erect the lot American basement
dwelling house. This was the last unsold lot in
the street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
PUPIL ATTACKS TEACHER.
Assistant Principals Clothing slashed by
Negro Boy.

Clarence Fallington of No. POP Myrtle avenue,
Brooklyn, viciously attacked with knife Louis
Chappelle the assistant principal of Public
School No. 3, at Duffied and Johnson streets.
during the noon recess yesterday. The assistant
principals clothing slashed. but the boy
was cserpowered before he could inf1ict any
serious injury.
Falngton is a Negro boy, and though only
fifteen years old is large and powerful. He is
one of the most unruy pupils in the school, and
it was while attempting 10 make him return to
his class that Mr.. Chappelle was attacked. Fall
lington was arrested by PatrOlman Loughlin
after a chase of several blocks. in which nearly
all the boys of the school took part.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
JEROME WANTS EDITOR INDICTED.
District Attorney Thinks Himself Criminally
Libelled by Yonkers Newspaper

District Attorney Jerome is endeavoring to cause
the Indictment in Westchester County of Frank E
AaVer, Editor of The Yonkers Herald the
charge OF criminal libel because of editorial
published last week which said among other things
mat Jerome had made agreement with j. p
Morgan and Perkins not TO indct the insurance
thleves and that he a 'bellboy for the
trusts" 0
Mr.. Jerome went to the White Plains courthouse
yesterday and was clOseted with District Attorney
young Tor some time, after which he appeared
before the grand jury in connection with his COM
plant. -Four members of The Yonkers Herald"
stan mad been subp9naed by Jerome's detectives
and they also appeared before the turvmen Tho
investigation was adjourned until this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first is that of the debtor, the second
that of the creditor and date when Judgment was
flied:
Hobin May H. 1902. s175 o.
Bohde. Charles II. and Emma C. individually and
as executors, Amelia Bohde. Matilda NJ Wilson,
Manhattan Railroad Company: August To- 1905 ST. 60
Barod Louis-F o. Reser; June IS 1909. los is
Broder. Henry-M. Gordon; I906.... 40 SIS
Bargebuhr Max-H Widmayer; Nav 90 1906 1871 80
1905 11s ST
1906 SO
1895 - 245 %
canceedI LISP 90
Abrams: June 4 1904 Creversed) ..Y......-. SAP 80
Same. 81. Abrams (reversed).- S97 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
MECHANICS LIENS.

I'd ave- W. 8. 30 feet n 2l9th st, lOoxlOO; ].
Marcus Woodworking Company ast, John F.
Kelly, owner and contractor. John Mckee. con
81. 147 o.
1o4th Nos. ll5 TO l2l East Joseph Block agt-
Levinson Zipkin. and contractors 1,741 sc
Amsterdam e. 236 IL feet n. OF 18th st.
75xl0O; Levine q Posner agt. Jacob Goldberg,
owner contractor 2 $50 o<
1924 St. No 40 East; Benjamin Wessbord agt.
John Harris owner: II. Harris, contractor. % co
Honeywell G. lSlst st. 2bNi00:
Gaetano An,briola agt. Peter NJ. Ohmeis owner;
Philip II. Krausch contractor. %
ST. No. AZ West: George Hayes Company
agt Mrs. Leopold Peck, owner; Royal En-
craving COMPANY cogtTaes tor 4a7 SC
ris owner: H Harris contractor. 20 60
100 New Jersey Terra Gotta Company
Miller, owTer and contractor. 500 %
I31th 200I1OO Jacobs g. Brooks aGt
Jacob Maisel and Max Rohman. owners and
contractors. Max Gold ............ m
10th st, n. go feet OF Seventh ave T5x ~ ~
so. Julius Brtefer ct al agt Joseph Oussan
owner apd con.T n a 80; I7oo 90
Konope Company AIT David Marks Realty
Company and David Marks. cor
1,e tc'orT "a 10, - 3Oa 90
20 Thtrcn r. iH;es * Co agt Consr4ea,ion
Asath Israel. owasr; so.nIners CONSTRUCTION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
GYPSY" SMITH AT WEST END CHURCH
English Evangelist Says He Doesn't Appeal
to Hearers Emotions.

Gypsy" Smith, the English evangelist conducted
the services last night in the West End Presby-
terrain Church. Amsterdam avenue and 105th street
The church well filled.
The services began at o'clock with the singing
of hymn. Let's have the last over again."
said Gypsy Smith: some of you have been doing
nothing but look at me- So il sang again.
with even greater volume.
The evangelist's text was taken from the second
chapter of Acts, And they all filled with the
Holy Spirit" At the close of his sermon he ap-
pealed for converts.
You're. not excited" he said; you know what
you doing. l have not appealed only to your
emotions-I have appealed to your better judgment
TO your conscience"
He received several responses to his appeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
STOP THE SHIP TO WED.
Yachting Trip Up Hudson Delayed at
Peekskill by Nuptials

Russell F. Hopkins, of Atlanta, and Miss
Vera Siegrist. of 55th street and Fifth avenue,
New York, were married yesterday morning in
Peekskill by the Rev. DR.. John G. Oakley Mr..
Hopkins who is a United States consul in Be-
livia, was sailing UP the Hudson in a yacht ac-
companed by a party of friends among them
Miss Siegrist.
The yacht anchored in Peekskill Bay. A boat
went ashore. and DR.. Oakley returned with the
prospective bridegroom to the yacht. Miss Mary
Ferguson bridesmaid and Captain Ebert
Wells was best man. After the clergyman was
put ashore the party continued the sail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
COURT APPROVES TRINITY PLACE SALE.

The sale of No. IS Trinity Place. 2S1x3S7 feet. TO
the United States Express Company. for s42, 500
which made last May, was approved by the
Supreme Court. The application made before
Justice TruaX by the Rev. Horatio Oliver Ladd
and others, trustees of Grace Church. OF Jamaica.
Long Island. The proceeds of the sale 10 be
held In trust as endowment fund. Bishop Bur
CESS of the Diocese of Long Island, also approved
the sale. The parcel conveyed TO the church
by Trinity Church, of New York. in 1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
FITZGERALD TO FACE COMMITMENT
Order to Follow if He Escapes Present AT.
tempt at Arrest.

Justice Thomas ". Fitzgerald, Of the Court NJ
Special Sessions. BROOKLYN will face an o-,;ar 81.
his commitment TO Jail IL he succeeds in esca,ino
the order for his arrest signed by Justice JaTco~
Monday. This the Sheriff is now irving IN CO.,
Brennan q Curran. lawyers. OF Yonkers have
applied for the second order acting as attorneys
for Margaret Sleyin, who failed to receive an ac
counting for certain mortgages which she intrusted
TO Justice Fitzgerald
Mrs Sleyin recently instructed her ATTORNEYS tn
bring suit for the return of the papers and noney
which the Justice holds.
Justice Fitzgerald Is supposed o be AZ us hama
in Red Bank, " J. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
PooLROOMs TAKE TO SUBURBS.
Gamblers Look for a Long, Cold Winter,
with Bare Cupboards.

Most Of the gamblers who had one pool
rooms IN lower Manhattan have opened rooms in
Long Island City and Brooklyn. Handbook men
are now doing a fourishing business in the down.
town business districts. A well known racetrack
gambler in speaking yesterday about the recent
closing OF poolrooms south of 18th street. said.
When two big politicians try 10 control the poor
room game here and cannot agree as 10 now tley
will do it. the poolroom men have TO shut up shop
When the fight is and gamblers are sure thaI
the police will not annoy them too much. we We, VIII
omen downtown again. 1t looks, however, IKE
cold winter with no food in the cupboard, Tor
gamblers here.
There are three largo rooms south OF 18th street
still doing business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
DIDN'T KNOW HE WAS ROBBED

Detective sergeants Moody and Lesson who have
run down many crooks who swindle incoming and
outgoing Storage passengers arrested two men
Yesterday shortly before the French liner La
Provence sailed for Hayre. The detectives rere
on 4 orosstoVn car when they saw two spsnicions
looking men sitting unusually close to a French
man, VINO had a steerage ticket in his hand They
Jumped Gn The car, and the detectives pursunS
mem. The Frenchman said he had not heep
rooDed, anu was greatly surprised when Lesson
showed MIN watch which he recognized as his
own IL mad been taken from OF the men IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
TO REMODEL OLD CARPET FACTORY.

Plans have been filed for making the two
four story buildings No 625 West 43d ST. and No.
626 TO go West 44th St, which were part Of the
old Higgins carpet factory, into printing estab-
l1shment for the c. L. Ellis Real Estate Company
the The floors be reinforced for
the machinery and the interior remodelled through
The improvements $4,000, accord
ing to the estimate of the Quay Engineering Com
pany, the architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
DENIES DEALING WITH THIEVES

Sidney Breese son OF James L. Breese the artist
denied yesterday that his father was negotiating
with the thieves who stole a quantity of jewelry
from the Breese home Southampton about two
weeks ago IL was reported yesterday that the
lewelTy missing was valued t3O 00 a nd that Mr.
-. sreese had been informed it would be returned
value of the stolen Jewery had been grossiX 800
estimated The Pinkerton Detective Agency is
working on the mysterious disappearanna ~; &c
Information regarding the was refused ~ ,hi a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
SNAKE sTARTLEs GARDEN DIVER

harry Holden, high diver at the County Fair
III manson Square Garden, about TO dive from
leoi tle celhhg yesterday when he saw a huge
copperhead snake loolng threateningly - 80
from the end of the diving board The snake b,d
"f1sged out OF a suitcase in which a. collector
Drought II TO the Garden to make an axcbsro,o g.
D ~ VI nose on exhibition The audience tbou9St
npoeii had LOST his nerve and he was hissaG Siit
heH ne pointed 10 the snake he was cheered via
~ Ihe snake had to be removed Nv So Z" VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Fulton ave, W. g. so II. n of Hist ST., T5x
pany loans TIFFANY construction Company ~ s42O
Woodlawn Road. ". s.. 100 II. 212th st.
25x-; Emil y. Sorgenfrel loans Augusta and
Broadway. S. W. corner 10th ST.. 90 11xI6; Jo-
A. Carlson o.' @-.s 500
nth st. n. =. $50 IT. e of Columbus ave.
loans Walter F. Daboil 1855
Arthur ave. s 23eS s. OF 1STth 25x
124x irreg; Title Guarantee and Trust Company
loans Giosue Barba. so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

At Vesey Shy Joseph P Day; Boston Road, s.
1913 II s l6Gth ST. ex316G Franklin irreg
six story bk and vacant in Franklin Kapan
al agt Himberg Monfried atty; c
wrth. ref amt due, S5525 s4 taxes. etc S546 "a.
James I, Wells: Crotona 800 n of 171th st.
AS Arthur 1913 X 1853 100
TO 10th st II Ak l99x 21I n be-
dws his and Caroline Drew
ag A Fettrecht s g. S, attys; W Ham,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
CITY TO ERECT ANOTHER Bath BUILDING

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintend-
ent Murphy for a three story public bath building,
to be erected at the northeast corner Of Cherry
and Oliver SITS. 1t is to have frontage of so feet
and a depth of 100 feet with handsome pilastered
FACADE OF brick enameled In French gray and
trimmed with limestone and terra Gotta and album
dainty lighted by many windows. There viii be
two floors of baths for men and women fitted with
OF shower and tub baths. The third floor
will be equipped with gymnasium and the build
ing will also have roof garden. 1t is 10 cost
S12IOnO. HOrgan & SlatterY the architects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05

c,o,,anv contractor ...................... IS
washington ave. g. 100 feet OF l6sth ST.
T5x- Louis c. Roe egt. the Diamond Con- -
struction Company. owner and contractor: LOU
washington St, Nos 81 to So; f. H Ogden
Humber Company agt. George D. Faour
owner; Hynan Davis, contractor. "a
Lewis ST. No. 50: John Kruly & Co. agt. Conrad -
r. Schmitt. owner and contractor. -....-.--.-.- ~
esth ST. No 2O2 East; Lanigan & Rosemount
Electric Company agt. Morris Goddard. owner
A Rosenberg & Co, contractor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

l64th n. lis IT. W. OF Amsterdam
suman ct al % iens5 July ST. 1sos (canceiedJ $3.50
property; Giuseppi Mango ct al.
"a ens): August % 1908 (canceled) IS
Same property; Aliso Battisto agt. same; August
Il 1908 cancelled 90
10Sth g.. 445 q. e. of LIST ave; Mugers
February %. 1906 40 o
list ST.. Nos 100 and lO5 West; Brown Ketcham
June ae 1905 tby bond 1859
Klinger ct al: November g. 1905 (canceiied .. s5O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
CASTRO REPORTED WELL

washington, Oct 4-The Venezuelan Iegat,o,
received late tonight cable dispatch from
saying that General Castro who had 80 90
TONED in published reports as IN ls well 81 =
performing his duties as President of YennznaI Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05

New York Lodge No. l, b. p. o. E. has
decided TO sell No SO and ga West 59th 5ox1OO5
feet which 1t bought months ago. 1t has an
option a larger plot near the Catholic Club In
59th ST., which it intends to erect fine club
house,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
FOR WEsTcHEsTER TRACT, s2oo, 1000.

Harry Strebeigh, OF Renwick c. Hurry & Co,
has sold to syndicate of investors the Van Rens-
seaer property, of eightyseven acres at the south
end of Manursing Island. III the Sound off Rye, for
about $2O0.00O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05


Auspacher Joseph E-Federal Union Surety
Company .............. 1896 81
Babcock. Fred B.-Isdore Wolfe. 90
bernstein. Morrts-Alfred NJ. Rau- 81 81
merce. New York ~ ........,.-. los Os
Bal!estier Elliot-Same Observation-Disclosures. 10i %
scent John People. etc. 500 90
baxter. Charles-New York Telephone Com
Busher. Louis mot summoned)-Same: 81 81
Boyce, Myron J.-Hackensack National Bank. 994 6s
Borden. Wilmot D.-Louis s. Eickwort. 1s5 rs
Baron Louis-Frank O'Reisler ............-. los Is
Behrens, Bensrd-Pettit Reed. Inc. SO IS
chichester Daniel R.-Wilam A. Moll. 2l4 70
campbell, Maurice-Joseph Aach 2f2 9S
York 49,. 80. ITO 81
Camrick John W.-Millard II. Guilrord las rs
Clark Eugene-Henry /. Masemann ....... III OIL
III Natalie Domenico-ChGrles W Bunum 144 Oh
pany ......,...... a
De Sivestri eter-Mav.r Bros. Co 1870 81
Farrely, summonedl-New York
Telephone Company. 10 ~
Friedman Rotert-I.ouis Weinstein i........
Foster. Harry Civilian T. Gregg 50 so
Greaiish, Martin P.-N-w York Telephone Com
pany ...-.,.....,..... :.
CHASER Ferd T. or Fred B.-Gregory F NJ Smith
ct ................ 100 Ia
Gershenson Mcses-HoLCe Loud n-'..-.-.-.l.. 80 a5
Gibson Ieonard-CeOrge Rrunswlck ;..-....-.
GresnSerg. LorisJosep Luis ct aA'''.''..'. io4 II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
THE BRONX BUILDING p

2l4th St, n s. 90 #. w of 4th st; for two
story frame dwelling. 22x26: Andrew Bilotto.
owner; L. Howard. architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-05
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

Cherry st n e. corner Oliver st.; for three
story brick public bath. 5Ox100; City OF New
York owner: Horgan Slattery, architects. SIP;