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New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

y. A. Berwin & Co have sold for Mrs Kate J.
Egbert No AZ Lexington ave adjoining the north
west corner of oath st, three story and basement
dwelling house on lot 2OX60 feet The buyer is
Guy NJ Gest. who owns the adjoining corner parcel
Also sold for Daniel W. Richman the property ad-
Joining the City Hall Park of Passaic n j. com
prisin4g about three acres: to Anton Ehmann for
Company 10 the Real Estate Owners Fire In
William st. for term of years '
Charles S. Kohler has sold for George Margraf
Eighth avenue. 46xi6o feet. Nus 1''' ana Z'"
Goldo & Cohen have sold to Iowenfeld E. Prayer
No. "a Madison st. 25xl00 feet a two story arj
basement private house. The property will he i'm
proved by the erection of six story bpdnr iI l5i
Also sold Maximilian G Davidorf and GharIt
LeVltan TIE southeast corner of jackson and Mon
by the erection of a six story tenement house
Brody, Robinson Co. We're the brokers
The Accumulation Realty Company has sold for
Lizzie Lizzie kraeger to Mrs Ludwig Baumann four
f. Y. Pescia & Co. have sold for Jacob Lew 70 q
tenement houses, with stores, No II to Il East
lSsh s5elns S on p%t H I%loG bSx sdd fee Cor Levine
house. 5ox7o leeI, Martin Engel, ''''' ' room
Grossman Brothers & Rosenbaum. through Pouak
LeutsGh as attorneys. have bought the plot on
ave, 252xlOO feet. The buyers viii improve the
Pittaro & stolh have sold the northeast corner
OF Morris ave ana 154th st, four story hathouse.
The Sound Realty Company has bought from
i Erank M o. Hil the SeYea lots % on the west side of
OF 237th ST. Also sold Samuel Erdreicb tbn
plot of ten lots the side Of Fulton 81 VIII
iamsbridge. $40 feet south Of 237th st
The lot, zoxlO feet on the north Side of l87th ST
parcel have been sold at auction yesferta = :,
by Bryan l.. Kennedy. y
J. Wilbur Vaughn has sold for Walter " ra,1r
a dwelling house, on plot 50xl00 feet in the 49,
estate. 10 Mary l.. Farrell. for 50 500: also fr
Katherine r Hooke, dwelling house on lot 1s Sx SL
100 feet. the side of Matilda ST near 59at \
ST. Wakefield, TO James Dillon for 50 $50. also 80
John w Vaughn. lot No. 80 of Seneca Pnri =,
Emile Schmohl, for $500; also. for James II Tn
bits d DWELLING f house on plot 33x5o feet on the
cast side OF Fulton ST near 10th St. 10 MARY a.
Rodgers. Tor $i,iUlt also. for &. Weissn,ao
of hve lots on the south side Of 2z8d 81 ne,r ~ ~
ave. to Emile Scnmohl for S 2G1, also for n -
Ansorge, II two family house. No Sc AdamH -
Van Nest l6sXl91 feet. 10 Michael Kenny Tor s. "a,
;llso loT NJ. T. Ansorsr, two family hnusa ~, r.
i69xl09 fSet. At No. 66is Adams ST. Van Ncs 81 10 %
John pErady. fo- Sia50 also for the Reir-o,,
Foalty and Construction Company a dweIiinc
m9use aS2i 10 teet on Prospect Terrace b"t,ia
joseph H. No?iik hlJ bought from lI.eres,
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Bath 81 5. 500 It 9Th ave 25x126 6: iona
tIlah \ oes and another, individually. execu-
tor 10 Robert Smith (,
..'tnle property Ernest r AckeTman . a to
SANE property Theodore j Alderman ct al to
:, .........-.
same property Lydia Alderman ct al execu
123th St No 514 West. 25x1O0 II Joseph E Doug '
taSs 70 |uhus BraEn: mortEagch $1I 900 1O0
tenure ST. n corner Walker 3x5 Noees
l1aNls 10 Moses Levy: mortgage SaT 500 tOo
bsth -. No - East. 1SXl005: Thorne shaw - "
Julia Shaw ''''N '''"" ~ go
nth st. No 10 West. 20 7x92 Dennis p DoWrd in -'
dlNldualN ana as trustee, to John ] Clarke II 0Oo
Alhany g. NO ID s. SNdS, LYMAN Tsnisar -'''
10 willard Brown mortgage. $40 OOn 100
Same property; Willard Brown 10 KnckertoClsr i''
Trust Company; mortgage. S25 0OO. ..........N Ioo
riot beginning at land Spuyten DuvvU
& Port Morris Railroad Company between ITath
and ls0th SITS. containing 1.27O square feet: New
York University 10 New York Central & Hudson
Riyer Railroad Company. ,oo
23d st, No l53 to I57 West 6Ox9S o. Margaret
MulhaI to William : Patten Sl45
Sth No 21S2 3. 25X10n: Arnit
Sophie Sterns; mortgage $2O. 600 .............
Broadway No $40, 23.SxIi50 q: Ella Y A
Askenasy ct al 70 Mary F Duhain executor. I5Rl
Broadway 2991 Fl Of 10th ST. - lXlI59:
Arthur G Tucker son
Broadway, $40 10 II Of 1STth ST 5OxIOO3:
Anna ellison Alfred Backman ....-.... 1Oo
l23ih St No 52o West 25Xi'9 II: NJ Henley 10
solomon Kluse mortgage. Sl9 600 ..,.......... 1Ol
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

VA Az - Nesey st.By Bryan Kennsy: 266 East Broad
sb,,,.ir - Llvsion St. 81 II Of MONTGOMERY 81
aputthe me above 36x42 story bldes frT<tss's
St tt American Central Realty Company for $40 0
80 IINlson ST. Ridge 22x6s 6x irrer. sfor,
ph pldgs trustees sale. of Patrick Noors 5a
ceased 70 Mandelbaum Levine for 500 iO6
bou'FVhIt cor Garden 1Ox9O 5xIOCxi 20 IN
Tiii' noIhary sale 70 Miller for SOS 30 southern
aNard W cor 1881 st, T5 1Ox11T x75xIOS yacant
sale 10 tiustave Forssgren for SIG 500 137tb
- IL : " ~ " OF Alexander 25xlOO Vacant. yoIun
80 "IthuttWn and sold private sale; GA Mad
an az - $ 200 n n Of 6lsf st 25x734 story h :
91 ~ aS' the abutting property # of 61st st.
=; story b dwg n voluntary sale frst parcel
20 ent 2i William Crawford fer S6s 5OO: second par
Ss 10 Gileli Of Henry d Winans May for S45 400
- fli - DIVISION St between t'atharfne ana Mar
Edelstein for S2S 'S san I" 'SA n
BY Parish. Fisher & 11as and 11s5 Madison ave
- 81 o,th ST. iuXl,'; two
anutLhs parcel II Fl Of S5th l02 ? vacant: vol
az MltEdTawn; no bid 235 Mercer ST. " $ 125
~ 'I 90 s. <''Nl"o loft bldg; voluntary
safe Withdrawn $40 $50 " e' ''
r, i{ Joseph + Day: 472 Pearl ST. s. I145 +, " Of
rIk ROW - 6Nll2SX irreg; sty and rear ten h
s"II'a stores executors sale:
S1t,"'" Marion ave $, 200 u r of IS4th 81. eight
ot9 eaCh %lXlH; executors sale souherlv two 10 FL
warn II Kelly, Tor $500; balance withdrawn Avenue
a W w cor llth St Unionport 1OSxlOO: adjourned 70
June illfayette Of Westcbester
iV' i,"!N Iuo nionJprt G Porter Doherty
a. " ~ McMath, atty; Joseph Beihilf
S-4z " dXeS. etc 1915 20. adjourned to Tune 55O
l.n dNe - 39S II Of 4lst 10 4x64: stv ten n
win store voluntary sale adjourned to June 2s
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
HEALTH IN SCHOOLS.
Nc Pupils Under Se0en, Says Dr.
Jacob.

Questions ~ interest 10 the parents OF ohloreh
..o,5,n1 n,bIic schools were discussed last nieht
4, FEosaolx Hail. at the Academy Of Mediche' NO
- "a p west sd street. a meeting. largely AZ
tended BY physicians. school principals 'eachei9
,-d others interested in education.
Cronin. assistant chief sanitary IL
,octor read a paper on The Health OF the Ne"
york School Chic from tile POINT OF we" u ~
,1o-o-,u,art of Health" He said that his Depart
uent was doing all Il could at present 10 Oo'ieo'
~, ,,e.al defects Of the children. citing the case
:. ,t,.1a 1i-l who was considered stupid by the
teachers because she could not write on 'he INES
,nd did not understand the simplest problems on
~, blackboard until one day the Board OF heaIth
,b,-sicfan found that she could not see the plue
lines on the white paper
Sune,intendent Maxwell took exception to state
rnen+s bv DR. J. G. Freeman, that children win
- - ,r,,,,ions were permitted TO attend school
~ si6 thaf the physicians of the Board OF healul
,i,oro,,siy enforced the regulation against 1la''
.raa,,ine of DIR. Freeman's suggestion that the
scrool furnish a midday meal he SAID; 1 nope 10
SEQ the day when this city will. as FaIls uoes pr
,,i6e = meal for the pupils in the middle OF me
80 7,hn benefits would be infinitely great" The
Board Of Education, he SAID " a he d6ubted IL
1jrafion 10 the Board of Health but ne I;'Sro
the contemplated examination OF az rried ont by
that enter the schools coulG pc ca Csii 5 ,ecause
reason of the magnitude OF the work anu e1e-
I7snv came from Italy South Russia anu anu oSItel TS
foreign places. bringing disease VIII ,i5 he VOL
coined by the parents. VINO Woulo put O'e e
70 @orA " Iacobj spoke Of the millions of dollars
eT0ended for the military. and for pensions ulto ~
lie said might be used TO better advantage loi 'ii
Il have thirty-fve thousand seats for l9T MAY Max
we'll" said he. when we eliminate ~. ina - he i,
school No child should be regularly at school al
less than seven years OF age
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
OLYMPIC FIELD SOLD.
BUYERS PAY ABOUT $5OOOO0-PARCEL TO BE DipI
DED INTO LOTS.
R. Smith Co. 3h Street House-ErC ongTess"0" LeVy
Purchases another FuIton Street Building.

Olympic Field. comprising the block bounded ov
9Th and Madison aves 136th and 18th sts Is 10 De
cut IN into lots Mandelbaum & Levine are now
the owners of the property. They purchase" II 1oi
about 100000 from J. Sergeant Cram trustee oi the
estate of Henry A Cram through Alfred I. ana
Louis A. Marks
The property has been owned by the cram 'ai'i'S
fer over fifty years. 1t has been used 'onlc S'"tS
by baseball teams.
The city has bought parcel to widen the Maul-
son ave. side of the block which forms part OF the
new approach to the Madison Avenue Bridge
Robert Smith, of r. Smith & Co. has nousht
No II West 34th St for $36O0O0- 1t is 29Xl26 feet
with right of way of l2 feet through to 55th ST.
1t adjoins the building being erected by James NC
Creery & Co. A building for theuse of X smith q
Co will be erected the site from plans by Samuel
Sass the architect at the expiration of lease on the
premises held by w. J. Roome Mr.. Smith has also
bought No % West 3st St, 25XOD feet. from Josep
inc NJ. Wood and Lucretia NJ. Foster. on wlllch ne
intends to erect a twelve story office building
N A. Berwin & Co. have sold for the Snllth
Estate No 122 Fulton st, six story bulldlnS, on
lot 25.3xS2 feet 81 feet east Of Nassau st This
is the first sale of this property in over Hfty years
Ex-COugressman Jefferson NJ. Levy is the buyer
Mr.. Levy also bought recently No. IS Fulton ST.
35x26 feet, from Blakeslee Barnes The latter
parcel sold in 1871 for $45. 900.
Robert R. Rainey has sold for August Starhoro
NO 81 Greenwich st, four story building, on
r. Wfmarth Appleton has sold for Robert Como
Yer the four story private dwelling house No. "a
West 56th St. 20x00 feet. to investor who will
improve the property in the near future.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
NEW COLD STORAGE COMPANY.

Announcement was made recently Of the pur-
chase oy John r. Bartlett Of this city of the
block of land bounded by West Duane Washing
ton and Reade streets. containing about 1880
square feet on which he intended to erect modern
fourteen story building containing the necessary
equipment 10 IurIsh zV1V0 cubic feet OF cold
s'"Iase space MI Bartlett now says that he has
elued 10 turn IRIS property over 10 corporation
Hhlch mas Deen organized under the name of the
I'-saiie toid storage Company II is esti-
lilatt- , HldI u VIII cost me company S1&0000 to
% at-lIt dli1 oteeIop me property This repre-
IlS ue %'oJVV paiq Tor the property, $1,000 as
the cost Of the building fully equipped and read,
for business. and 10000 be used as a workinS
capital OF this is proposed Ia raiee
$1,000 By placing first mortgage on the nron
Frty and the remaining sum by the sale of rre
fclred stock az par. - P''
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were fled
yesterday:
Involuntary petition against Frederick Z. Rose
brock, butter and eggs. No. S25 Greenwich street
by Max Sherman and others. claims aggregating
$3.50 Judge Holt appointed F. F. BelIamy re-
ceiyer pending the selection of a trustee. fixing
his bond at $500. Preferential payments are al
legged
Jaques NJ. Heimes. No 50 West 112th street
voluntary petition; liabilities. Sl194S; no assets
Principal creditor, ]. J. Hernandez. New York
City. S5.254.
Henry /. Heinter No 81 Broadway, voluntary
petition; Liabilities $5264 no assets. Principal
Charles T, Callahan No 40 West 2Oth street
liabilities $11722; assets, $3.50 Principal creditor
J. D. Janson. S2.46S.
Hugo Ables. shoes No. I37 West Broadway: LA
bities. $3.50; assets. $4,000. consisting of stock
$1,000; fixtures. $780, accounts S1.3S2: principal
creditor, q. L. Creak ~ Son, $2.277.
The Consolidated Retail Bookselers' Company;
liabilities S15,9SS: assets. sos 435, consisting of
stock $24317: accounts due, S29.272 personal prop
eTty SLIGO in bank, $lo5. and stock in company
at Esopus, y. Y, face value $4,000.
Julius Leopold. liquors, No 81 Franklin street
and No: 236 West 116th street; liabilities. &35,5Sl;
assets $9ol0, consisting OF cash $1O stock So $50
nHtures $500: in bank. $50 personal property, $780,
lease and goodwill So. 600.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25

FIelborn owner 8 Mandel contractors. 1850 u
36th St No 2S5 East: Berger Manufacturing
Company agt Sisters Of Charity of St Vincent
Paul, st GabFiels Academy and St Ga
briefs Church, owners; Sandoers & Feek con - -,
1a2d ST. n s. $50 # " Of broadway. 1OOx1OO:
Pfotenhauer & Nesbit Kesser & Book
S9ace5l SraGf6rs owners scianaf 2os 80
Central Park West. corner 65th st, 1OO5x
125; J. T Duffy Company agt samuel B. and
Franklin james. owners; Sandherg & Feek con- -.
Avenue r. e $ los II 18th St. 2ax1Oo
ownea i6,srm B6rsia m 5oeSo Go contraStor SIS
II. Byrd Alfonso Costantino conIrdcJoF 10 II
Cypress ave 13Sth st. lOlN2<oX
1O0X212; Tony AltieFi agt- Port Morris Real!y
and Construction Company, owner harry CroO' - =.
oath ST. $ s. 2Oo f. W of % ave- sOxlO0:
Albert Trahan Jacobs & Hufkon owners ..o -
F. r. lie Monte, contractor ~ Su
Botnph Company. and contractor; Horace .. -
Park ave. No 1925: NJ. & L. BaTtestone agt J.
Polack the Sehaefer Carroll Construc- 90 -
Company. contractor. ~ w
Southern boulevard ". - 325 IT, Of Jennings
ST. 5Ox1Oo. A. w De Long Co. agt Haw-
Building Company. and contractor: - =,
lOSth st No SOP O 32O East: Susie Niemeyer agt
Isaac Lippman. Bernstein Bros con ,- -
1s5th ST. No o 10 33 West: Susie Niemeyer agt.
Abe Goodman. owner; Bornstet1 Bros. con- -. on
water st No 14s Albert NJ Van Ripper agt. E.
a, White. owner; T. NJ. Wade. contractor-'- 81 iO
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
ELECTION Law APPEALS ARGUED.
Appellate Division Reserves Decision on Con-
stitutionality Of Morgan's Office.

Argument was heard yesterday in the Appel
late Division in two cases involving the consti-
tutionality OF the Metropolitan Election law.
The court reserved decision in both cases. At
torney General Mayer upheld the constitution
ality of the law and r. Burnham Mcffat ap-
peared for the appellants and assailed the law.
Mr. Moffat said that the law under which Mr..
Morgan was appointed was unconstitutional, in
that it violated the fundamental principle of
home rule for cities, towns and villages as en-
bodied in Article 10 OF the state constitution.
Mr.. Mayer made an extended argument. main
tanning that the law constitutional. He
said that the act met the test laid down TO de-
terHnine whether or not an Office was new. and
he added that it came within the constitutional
provisions relating TO offices to be created in the
future
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

216th st $ $ 30 II e Of 10th ave. Eor six
three story brick dwelling houses stable and
store. 2ON45: J. Linden. owner; F. Jackson. a. =,
llSth St No 232 East. for a six story brick loft
92a 9rabam s59re architect a. a5OC
1OIst 81 s ass n. Of LIST ave. FOR
story brick sawmiIl 25x3O: T, n. Simonson &
Son Co owner: ". II. SmonsOn, architect IN
LIST ave n W corner 57th for five six story
brick tenement houses and store, SI6N905; : -. =.
PIeCk Bernstein & Bernstein architects l99Oc
Montgomery st. ST. II n Monroe st.
for a six story brick tenement house and store.
apcSect 5'1ST r. M'r''''sHs o'P' $500
Grand St. $ . Clinton St, for one story
brick office. 25x75 Provdent Loan Society Of
New York. Renwick. Aspinwau s -.
Tucker. architects. -apVs
4th ave No 9S for a story brick parish
RSpinwaii aspS9 liiVS Tucker archteSts 5000
lISth st. n s Of Sd for six
story brick tenement houses and stores. ST.6X
S3.iO: Fischel Realty Company. owner; c NJ
6Sth st. n $. 175 9th for a
story brick shop. a5x2e.6; Roosevelt Hospital.
owner: " w smith. architect. .-.-....-... 200
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
cHEsEsRoueH HEADS ALLIANCE REALTY

At a meeting of the board of directors of the
Alliance Realty Company held yesterday, Frederick
Southack and Alwyn Ball jr-, resigned president
and vice-presdent. respectively, and the resigna-
tions We're accepted by the board The directors
then elected William II. Chesebrough president of
the company; Walter T ROserR, vice president. and
John Carlson. secretary and treasurer.
Messrs. Southack and Ball resigned also from the
executive committee. but remain members of the
board of directors. They resigned In order 10 give
more attention to their own brokerage business
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
COTTON MILL EMPLOYEES GET RAISE
Owners Give Voluntary Increase of 10 Per
Cent to Twenty Thousand.

Danielson May PA voluntary wage increase
of 10 per cent has been granted to all cotton mill
employees in this district. notices to that effect
having been posted to-day in the mills in this
town. Moosup Jewett City Wauregan and many
other places in Windham and New London coun-
tics.
The action Of the mill owners affects twenty
thousand persons. 1t Is due II is said, TO the pres
in the state
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Bondeu ave =. a. IT, .. OF EVauda two
story frame dwelling house. 2lN46. william
I.tutir. owner. Henry Lane. architect ---..-...
Fulton ave W. Corncr tI5th ST six story brick
tenement house. 92 6X00; ]. II Iavelle. owner
and architect Is
four story brick tenemeDt mouse. III lSN9O and
% tS; Thomas RcseL owner, John =. " Ftlhl
architect ....-....
wilkins Place. e' corner 10th st. six story
brick store and tenement house S2N90. Martha
Graham owner. Harry 7 Howell. architect 4
Longwod ave. 3. corner Hewitt Place. six story
brick tenement houSe. SONRO: Henry Ackcr.
owner. Adolph Merttn, architect ......-....--
Columbus corner Washington ave two
three story -rame stores and dwelling houses
20x45: Mrs W Becker Van Nest. owner. H.
NCrdteim. architect .............
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
U. S. MARINE BAND eoYcoTTED.

Boston May IA resolution prohibiting any
members OF the American Federation Of Musicians
from accepting engagement with the United
States Marine Band Of Washington, D. G. on its
tour Of Europe this summer. upon penalty Of fine
not exceeding $500. expulsion from the associa-
ton, was unanimously passed to-day's business
session al the Federation's eleventh annual con-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
FOR SALE.

One pair CorIiss Engines, buiIt BY
Vim. 8. Harris Steam Engine
Co., size I4x36, in good condi-
tior.
Compound Duplex Worthineton
Pump, IA and 2Ox12z15.
] Simple Duplex Worthington Pump
16kxJ2x10.
Steam Freight Elevator, Whittier
Machine type.
2 Crane Hydraulic Elevators, hor-
. izontai typc.
AjGrsss
NEW-YCRK TRIBUNE OFFICE
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
nav RUILDINe FoR PRovIpENT Loan

Plans have been filed for exchange building
TO be erected for the Provident Loan Society It
Is TO be AT the southeast corner of Grand and Gin
ton sts and will be o feet front and 10 feet deep
WIN facade of granite and marble, one story
hlgh, and of classic design, with aTched ceiling
It is to cost $1,000 The architects are Renwick
Aspinwall & Tucker The building will be the
sOciety's fourth branch
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
LIS PENpENs.

1i3th No IS East: Lena Brown art Reriar,ip
Fiane Ispecinc ptr.eEmanesl attorney n. s Hyman-
Sacks ct al faction TO foreclos9 en1
ii2th St No lSI East; louis Frankenhaler aet yarob
FTankenthaer & Sapinsky 'e~oV'' "''o'"e1S
Jth 81, No a23 West Nav g Fogartv AT yob, A
FTsafN 81 al 'Fartttonl, attorneys. Levy & J-rEer
Mon ave No St2, stephen Schetz 81 al agt Eless,e
'"9 "o'VA 70 aeesre hen) attorney. J. Is. BullWinse
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
TO HONOR 3. AYMAR SANDS.

reception will be rendered to b. Aymar Sands
at the Lawyers Club. No 12o Broadway. at
o'clock Tuesday. May 29 in recognition of his
efficient services in helping to bring about the
peal Of the annual Mortgage Tax law.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
TO ENLARGE NEleHBoRHooD HOUSE

The Grace Neighborhocd House. in 4th ave is
TO have five story annex. The building will occu-
pY the premises No IS 4th ave. and will be 10 feet
front and 30 feet deep, with a limestone facade
harmonizing in design with the house Nos 81 and q6
II VIII cost $4,000, according to the estimate of
Ren"lck ASpinwall & Tucker. the architects Ger
tain improvements are 10 be made the same time
10 the present house, including the construction of
a sun pdILoT on tnG roof. This is the second time
the Nelghborhood House has been enlarged
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
SATISFIED MECHANICS, ,,eNe

10Th St; No ia 70 lis West. NJ 4 sullivan az,
John Doe 81 al january % lnoc ''''a a." @B'- .
Naudam St, s ", corner Hudson =, ioo tov
l01". tiolIick y smith agt Henry Heide 81 AZ
147th st. No I1S East Herman SoIomo,p' 40, .-' l''
Rachel t'ohn ct al May Ia la08 ''' "st-
1921 ST. r. s.. 100 T. ". of broadway i6ovioo.
Ffotenhauer 4 Neshit agt. Schumar G KaUS
81 ave, H. corner lAth st, 100 OSxI00. Siev:r
rry Il. 1906. 49,. - 7"'u-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
RECORDED MoRreAeEs

Realty Company OF New York John Shea.
West t.nd ave. corner S4th 81. los 4xIO6.
smith a1f "FE Robert i's' pfr &c cent sI25 on
company Bath 81. No II West years : per
NaiIo" s p31 plS'f UHGtlon Company 10 Franklin
hsS Ltuh' Nadsworth n G i79th
s,I5e 5{ 'p5iS '5 same y39p Wp,6 per cent 44ooC
lt9th 81 Two lots. each 40xl00: mortgages
rran5e raGh SI9S lanes year per cen. 5s0CC
ana ah2thel, 54th st. $40 II n % ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
REALTY NOTES.

More sleeping rooms are TO he made for the en-
ployes of the Waldorf Astoria by adding story
TO the south side of the building The improve
ments are 10 cost Sc GOO
Plans also filed yesterday for enlarging tie
city home of Colonel John Jacob Astor. The city
transferred title yesterday to Thames 81. to the
United States Realty and Improvement Company.
a complete report of the plans for improving the
home of Colonel Astor and also of the passing of
title 70 Thames St will be found in anottler cnImn-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
BLISS HOUSE TO BE USED FOR BUSINESS

Plans have been filed for making over the old
four story dwelling house No SS5 5th ave. owned
by the estate of George Bliss into n FIVE story
commercial building rear extension TO be
bul.t three floors fitted for stores and the building
equipped with fire escapes and elevator. The
improvements are 10 cost $4,000 according to the
estimate of SChweitzer & Diemer. the architects
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
FOR 1872 BRONX LOTS, s1s1.o5o.

The Catholic Protectory tract of 25 lots fronting
in Westchester. fremont. Benedict and Pugsley
aves., East 10th and StoTroW SITS, Old Road and
Public Place was offered at auction yesterday at
the Real Estate Salesrooms, Nos. II and Is Nesey
St, by H. {. Mapes & Co. After l32 lots had been
sold the remaining unsold lots were withdrawn, and
will be offered at auction in the near future For
132 lots. $lSl, $50 was realized.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
MORE WAKEFIELD PARK DEALS.

The Wakefield Park Realty Comapny has sold to
Mariana Jackson lot No 327: John Donohue No
4l4; Michael Harrgan. Nos. SOL 500 and S03: Julia
turst Nos 40 and Al: Anthony NJ Kerr. No 461
O Brien, Nos. 42 and H3
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL PROPERTY SOLD.

Douglas Robinson Charles S. Brown & Co and
the Atlas Realty Company have sold for the VIII
son Industrial School its property at the northwest
corner of Avenue a and Sth st. 1t comprises a
Tour story school and chapel a plot fronting
800 feet in Avenue and 1l3 feet in Sth St
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
euILolNe Loan coNTRAcrs

2d aye. No e452; ,Euus Bachrach loans Nathan
81, .ison Us go 3 % Of Avenue {. 4sxo7 &
Rosehiu Realty Corporation leans Apollo Realty
Company .-.-.--.. --.-. ..-...-.-..
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
BIG CONTRACT AWARDS IN QUEENS.

Bids will be opened by the President of Queens
Borough Monday for fifty miles of street repavng,
at an approximate cost of $450O0O: to grade. curb
and regulate certain streets, a cost of some
100000. and for sewers to the value of over
$4,000 The contracts awarded will establish
record for this borough.