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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-27
A cENTENARIAN MINISTER.

Rev. John Schaeffer OF North Ben
ton. o.. celebrated his 1O1st birthday
last week He is the oldest clergyman
in Ohio and possibly in the United
States. Mr.. Schaeffer preached regu-
larry for sixty years and has lived in
his present home for ten years longer.
He reads newspapers without glasses
and has hardly been iii a day in his
life.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-27
CUTS OFF ALITTLE GRAFT.

The New York city board of educa-
ton has decided to prohibit the use of
all textbooks prepared by teachers in
the city's employ. This will bar Con-
rade's grammer and Borachio's Song
collections1 Only one member OF the
board against the action.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-27
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Buckeye Canal and Land
Company will be held at its office. To-
Gated over the Valley Bank, Phoenix,
Ariz., at 10 a. M. Jan. IA. 1907.
GEO. p. BROWN, Secy.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-27
HOLLANDS NEATEs-r TOWN.

The neatest town in the world Il
Brock, in Holland. SO tidy are, the
inhabitants that they will not allow
horses in the streets. 1t contains a pop
ulation of 2700. and the chief industrg
is the making Of Edam cheese.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-27
FOR A YALE ART SCHOOL.

BY the will of the late Professor
James NJ. Hopkin. of Yale. just filed,
he leaves many other requests to in
situations $4,000 to the Yale art school.
to be used for the establishment of a
proIessorhip in architecture.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-27

A girl doesn't think much OF a love
letter that can come with merely one
two-cent stamp.-Philadelphi Record.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-12-27

You can tell a commuter by the ex-
cited way he seems to be trying 10
catch a chair when he is sitting in Il.
New York Press. 49, .
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
M4RRIED IN HOSPITAL.
Victim of Auto Accident PHghts
Tr0th on Stretcher.

Frederick A Swan a of j. Benjamin
Swan. wealthy real estate man of Boston,
married yesterday afternoon Miss Helen Adelaide
Wood. OF Dorchester. Mass. in the staff room Of
Flower Hospital The marriage service of the
Quakers was used, it being the first time ever
used in a hospital in this city.
Nfr. Swan civil engineer in Mexico and
Panama, and when he returned TO Boston sew
eral months ago wedding invitations were sent
out The ceremony was set for yesterday az the
home Of Miss Wood in Dorchester, a suburb Of
Boston.
While in this city on August 90, Mr.. Swan
was riding the running board OF Sixth ave-
nGe car. and at 49th street was knocked off by an
automobile driven by A. r. Kirby OF No 122
West isth street. An ambulance was sum
sloned from tho Flower Hospital, and il was
found that Mr. swan was suffering from a COM
pound fracture af the right foot and fracture
q Toe on his left foot. DR.. Day took him 20
the institution and the injured man Immediately
telegTapEed to his fancee and his parents.
Supe-inIc ndent Hornby Of the hospital con-
senfed 10 allow the ceremony To occur In the
hospital Yesterday abOu; a score OF relatives
and friends arrived at the hospital. and Mr..
Swan was plaeeG In n combination stretcher and
chair. His liancee had arranged all the plans
and had supeTintended the decorations OF the
room. James Wood OF West Chester, con-
Quoted the services. The bride will remain IN
the hospital until her husband is able depart.
II Is expected that he will be able leave the
hospital sor at least four weeks.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30

n. !. Berrin & Go. have sold sor Donald Nc
Cree.c 70 Harry II Kutner PLOT OF Ave lots on
s:ce O. 18th St, 20 feet east OF sth ave
The purchase price was about $4,000
Patrick Herman has sold through Palmer g. FIN
ner7len Nos sao sri so sh ave, four story stone
'front.' building lot at,op feet, 20 feet south OF
<-tN sf.
Plans have been fled for making the four
story and basement dwelling house No. w 5th
ave- owned by the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church into a-t galleries and s5iesHooms FOR IL
Alayo,ne e. Co, 4k lessees. A rear extension oi
Zee. cee2 is 20 be added. The improvements are TO
cos. 5000 according 90 the estimate of A O. Gott-
Eeo she architect
Plans lave also been filed for resnodeilins the
two sI6 three story synagogue No oSo bth 81. iof
ne Congregation Asawath Teschmem. New STAIR
ca1es are 20 be installed and a new root punt !he
i'm 20 cost G,nH eccosoifle 10 INC
estimate o. Fred Fbe,ing, The architect
NJ KAyseY has sold FOR Daily a. carlson 70 leon
Cohn two hot4, properties al kichfeid Springs
which they took in part payment for the rsnr
Court apartnent house, az 6sth ST. anu Cehtfai
Park Nest.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30

Hlt9 800 e3bn abb @ and ii9 :'sase passengers nase
5teameE eiu,!Ler Ger iuHiorf santos August ? Rio
passengers 'oal' aud Hese Arrived the Ear at n ~
a @ '' t4'''
steamer Eje,d G'er,. Ic!ie-oe. Fort Maria aal D. ~,
the liar y ~, ~ zen muse
Jiler t%o;). BE. sn,onIo ,,,,,,s, -.
In 2Sth % '"f ht
sseainer ta.lra o'rbsn> Co,nel. Crsntanam, ,.,.-
Manzanil la Il and santiago p. 70 James + Wa,i -
eanI~r tuhana fCupan1. Eaksr aitarieu Aieust -,
taidenas n ard Havara - Alunson win ,. 81
Arrived ~ the Par at y ~ See"'-
Steamer Captain 4 + Lucas RubcIH Arthur ~
Ansr.t - 10 The STANDARD Cil CO, WIKI oil. IN Q,arGn
s.eamcr ceorade su&th Moife Augrst 81 and Brp,.
Left Quarantine al cb5 a r.. ~ "'NsV'
Steamer Bergen G$orl ECnrihsen Havana A,pus,
IN w Nunscn Arrived the
q IN. VIII - -N
Steamer Apache S;ap'es jacksonville August 9e an,
'o2rieseR "a 70 tho clyde s. Line with passengers ana
mdse- Left Quarantine II "a a NJ -
steamer Monroe, Hu'nheTs. Newport and Norfolk
90 ola pasFengers ,,,1.e'
Lott Quarantine A. 2:55 .
steamer ,WnSah French. Philadelphia 20 the Clyde So
- win N - on IliGhlrnGs q 2:3s
bsht breeze. cloudy.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
HUNG HIMSELF ON DOOR.
Former City EmpEoye, Just Back
from EurOpe, q Suicide.

Just a week after his return from two
months tour of Europe. Wexford P. Saroni of
No o16 West 44th street. ended his life yester-
day by hanging himself in his room. SarOni was
formerly surveying engineer in the water de-
partment. He gave up that job and took trip
TO Europe He returned last Wednesday.
Saroni was discovered in his room shortly
after noon by Washington Dickinson. proprietor
Of the apartment house where Saroni and his
father lived Mr. Dickinson went to SarOni's
room TO sect the young man about business
matter. and found him hanging from closet
door by a short piece of stout cord fastened to
the top of the door. The string was so lorg that
the young mans feet the floor. and he
in half kneeling position. 1t would have
been easy for him at any time before he lost
consciousness TO have cot up his feet and
saved himself from death. The body cut
down by a patrolman. When Dr. Barker. of
Roosevelt Hospital. reached the room he said
that Saroni had been dead for several hours.
SarOni last seen yesterday morning by
John Costello, who lives in the same house. Cos
tello says that Saroni unusually cheerful
when he him. The police have been un-
able to find any motive for the suicide. SarOnis
father who is on vacation at Palenville n Y,
has been Informed by the police.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
REALTY NOTES.

Philip = Pay1on. jr.. leased for a term Of years
FOR Harlin J. woodard 20 the Afro-American Real
ty Company a five story fathouse. No. 81 West
18th ST
Maclay & Davies leased for Walter B. Horn TO
the International Silver Company the ground floor
in the Gill Building. No. 10 10 Maiden Lane. for
ten years. al an aggregate rental OF Sz'oSU. Inc
lease was recorded yesterday.
silverman and Associates sold for II. Frank and
others Ss lots at Woodhaven ave. and Liberty 81:
for s23,20O: also sold for Rosenberg & kitten So
lots on Old South Road and Sprtz ST. for 800
H Bauendahl &, Co. have leased through An
thony 10 Forte part OF the eleventh floor of the
Knickerbocker Building. No 7s 10 IS 5th ave- for 81
term OF years.
L. J. Phillips & Co have sold az Elberon. y. J..
the house formerly owned by William V. Brokaw
on the east side OF Ocean ave, for Max Marx 70
J. n Bingham; also sold three lots in WycfSoH 50.
also leased for c. A GramnOn 10 Harvey E. Fisk
2 dwelling house in Park ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
MECHANICS LIENS.

Stone e., "a 2s Pearl s;. Nos. SO and
Pissron, owner ana eontraetor s sisa7e
i2oss 81. No $50 70 sss East: siesel & David ast
es. and coas5aesors ana haffs Mas' 1850 90
Gresna.lS. owner and sontractor ie 5000 90
ssa ave, No 241l 70 24I3: Raisler Heating Com
aa:s.n as owners aaa confscsor anu 225 90
iosfh S.. No 70 10 West: Frank J. Dahmeyer
sgt KstlOwsky Greenfield. owners and con- 800 q,
10th St. No $50 to sss East william Ehrich
ast William J. Greenfield and Harris Maskin. ooo q,
ssh Nos 24Ti and 2s79: same 200 90
savsr owners and dh consfaSiors srSt s7so 90
Bs5ssats sys 1912 f. n Of i,ssh T5 4iS
eslick. owners and contractors 6oS %
eireen~a6. owner sst ana contrlctor: Samuel zuci-
sbsrir t ~ ns same AIT Samuel Creenwaid
and Moses saDrse. owners ard contractors oo ~
Samuel zuckeTTnan contractor SOo W
ist ave, No. 525 ast. Abraham Schlesinger
and Harry Isenberg. owners Samuel Fucker ,ooo,
laeh 81 So $50 10 sss East; coetti & Gagano
ast- William J. Greenfield and Harris Masln, oo ~
1s2s s, aio iso r. " Of Broadway icoxioo:
Sspa sooEiave MeS ounsrs sGs and fH
Nelson owner : g Fiygsre contractor 3. .745 90
18th 81. No s2S East; William A Thomas & agt-
Ksppock ST. n " corner Troy St. ai1x157.4x
T05x- Amsterdam Building Company agt- .
Maud r. Lesley. owner and contractor 2USS hl
Gnd S S9 3 lew JotsR MEeman EGfm as
81 ST. No $40 East same aEt same - % 10
sTSa6Sny asS SS s Fried % eenractoTs a6o 90
AysnIe a. mo oSn.r I1s ana eonractor 200 90
summit sve n e. corner ie4th ST. 25xiOo Henry
Abr Iron Works Mary Colleran and Eliza
tradto9 nssa NJ ne'ine owners 1850 90
sullivan st. No 146 rosenberg & Aronson agt;
David silverman and Louis Bloch owners ana exo M
-.--
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
WANTS ANOTHER MILLION
Street Cleaning Commissioner Sab
mifs Big Estimate.

John McGaw Woodbury. TIE Street Cleaning
Commissioner yesterday submitted his estimate
Os the expense OF his department for next year
When the Board OF Estimate and AppOrtionment
meets 20 consider this estimate next month. ii
wi.! hare 20 decide whether 10 allow the Com
sEissiOncrs request for an appropriation nearly
(. million dollars in excess OF that for the
rent year.
Tl5., Commissioner asks for total appropria-
iicn Of s6.s$s.7ec. No attention is paid to the
receT, -si~pr; ~ ihe aiGerman!c inycE;igatng
cfs..t:nttee EniIl recommended the reorZaniZa-
I.En Ct Tic gv:scie department and the appoint
- = 5epE;:- commissioner for Brooklyn.
The commissioner ommends an increase in
-. s;lAry - DISTRICT superiDtendens and stable
ROTei,s.. az; is against the proposed increase
f.l sf.e .ey II 70 sAreeDerE.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
TRANSACTIONS IN. REALTY.

J. G. Bassman has sold for a Mr.. Nathan No i52
ST. Nicholas ave. a FIVE story apartment house.
Szsxsl feet.
Meyer H. Ulman has sold No. 2lo5 sth ave-. five
story nathouse, with stores on a lot 25xs5 feet.
CyriIle Carreau has sold for client 20 Susan
Baker for occupancy No. 227 East ssth St. three
story dwelling house, a lot 1sx1oo.3N irregular
G. Tuofi & Co have sold Martin Garone the
five story tenement house 40. IS Laight St, on
lot 25xlO0 feet.
Florence Alien. Of Philadelphia. has sold to
Frank 7. Griffin the plot of one and one-quarter
acres at the northeast corner Of Rverdale ave. and
South ST. C252d ST.. Riverdae.
Catherine Wynne has bought from W. l. Brewer
two lots the south side Of l6Sd 12l feet west
OF Woodycrest
dwelling house on Chestnut Hill, White Plains. to
Edward S. Clinch. jr. The buyer will occupy the
house after il has been ext ansively altered
Frankenthaler & Sapinsky and Charles Kaufman,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
DETECTIVE A KIDNAPPER.
Pittsburg SIeuth 4bducts Prisoner
from Connecticut To5cn.
IBy Telegraph to The tribune.

Pittsburg Aug. 29.-Detective Louis Left. of
this city arrived to-day, having in custody
Frank H. Davis. alias Couture, whom he alb
Quoted from courtroom in Waterbury, Conn.
The Waterbury court had refused TO hold the
prisoner until reQusitiOn papers could be OBJ
lalned Clapping handouts Davis, the de-
.ectlVe rushed him out of the courtroom, threw
MN into an automobile he had in waiting and
Whlfied MIN away TO New Haven where they
caught a train 20 New York
Al New York they crossed to Jersey City and
went 10 Philadelphia, where the detective took
ms frst rest and food
Davis is wanted mere for alleged perjury
pointing firearms and jumping bail. When ar
IeSteo IN waterbury he employed an attorney
ana prepared a fight Left learned that the
court would release him and planned to capture
MS man and take him TO Pennsylvania
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH PLANNED.

81. Paul's Roman Catholic Church. on tne noflh
.6e OF ll5th st. east OF Park one of Harienas
landmarks which has stood on the site since lsso
is 20 be demolished this fall. II IS 70 be replaced by
a church which IS being planned for Father Nc
Qusr A four story will be built 20 meet his
The facade as designed by Neville & Bagge will
be made UP 81 granite on the Italian Renaissance
fhe property has a frontage OF $50 feet The
church viii 10 feet OF IL and l5-foof court
Will separate 10 from the rectory, which takes IN
new parochini school directly in the rear. fac
irC in listh ST. has just been completed and VIII oe
orened on September TO- The church will be erected
On a steel frame and is about 100 persons
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
LIS PEkDENS.

rsth St s. 1884 r. Of ID ave. S3.4xl022: Ernst
Mary sehott ct al foreclosure Of mortgage;
A. & c. Steckler
18th St 8 s. isf II. OF list ave- 2d3x1O22: Solomon
Vries al; partition: attorney,
c. J. Ludvich
North washington Square. No IS; the washnston Life
Company Susan s. Frsncklyn et al; fore
closure Of mortgage: attorney. S. B Clarke.
No. 326 East Louis Bernstein agt. Bernhard
Gies executor: action impress lien; attorney, c.
SchWick
6ist ST No ais East: William F. Moore Esther
Blumenthal al: foreclosure Of mortgage; attorneys.
Simpson Werner & Cardozo
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

preyer ct al: august g. isoS ss45 90
''t Charles Lang & G Co D August 2a 1908 55O 90
2eth St. Nos. iiJ and III East; National Elevator
Company agt- EFudnut Realty Company; August - -
Hughes ave. e p. as IT: Of issth 81. 12Ox1oo:
ana eonstruction Company: August i5 1905 s75 90
Riverside Drive. No. i27: Barney Fmmelstein
isos @ (cane:Iled5 0ns''uP'!on co.pany 15s es
14sth ST.. 275 e. ". OF Lenox ave. Max
silberstein 81 al Maskn Hyman ct al; -
i5sts 81. n 3. whole front between Jackson and
Forest aves.; Frank Dener ct al. agt Katz
June % 1905 Cby depostI 1l5 90
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petition in bankruptcy was filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court;
John Albert SawteIle an actor of No 100 East
s3d ST, filed voluntary petition. The Iiabitier
given s2.441 and the total assets $50. The
largest creditors are Jules Van Cook. of South
Beach Staten Island. for 1900 ard DR. J. a Cor
nier. of Rochester. n. Y. for $3.50
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
PIG IRON PRICES BREAK RECORD

iBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Pttsburg' Aug. 2s-Bessemer pig iron reached it's
high water mark to-day. when the w P. SNYDER
interests disposed of a lot of 5000 tons the MIR
chaser being probably the United States Steel Sr
poFatlon OF this 4o0 tons for 1896 delivery brought
tne record price of SIC 10 The remaining IL 0l tons
vi VII be delivered in the first quarter and first half
81 So next Eear, ara the price this ranges from
the BIS 80 iiOi $Olil5 at
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
BUYS MYERS PROPERTY AT yoNKERs.

william B. Thompson has purchased the j. X
Myers property the side OF North Broad
way. Yonkers He will build a fine dwelling house
on Il for HIS cwn use. The property comprises "
acres fronting 625 feet in North Broadway, with
depsh OF from $40 to 900 the CrotoD Aque-
duct The plot is opposite that purchased recently
by Mr.. Walker. of the Canadian Bank OF commerce.
srd IA south Of the s. Dula property.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port OF New York, Wed, August 80 1908
ARRIVED

EtcRme- Msi4stc (Br Hayes Liverpool >pc,,s, 30 7
Queenstown ~. White Line wiz 5tf =, 80
ana 4iO sfcerase passengers mails mdse Arrived -
tbs Bar al 5:5T E''i4'eu a.
steamer Nuala tierl. Iiabeke Hamburg Aur,s, n 81,
the Hsnn1.G Ansf-'an Line. with mdse. Arrived al the
bar at lJ:2J . - N'--
stearler Exeter Ciy B) carey. Bristol A,,s,., 4,
All Swansea a. 70 James Arkell Co. with mdse Ar
u.cd 81 The ptr ~ u N. mss -
Steamer P!nnona 'srD Benision. Trieste August
Fiume TO- P2!no u Naples IA aud Gibraltar ~ 10 N.
,enold ss i T'th III cabin aud iOcS Storage pas
neng@-E a-c r,dse Arrived at fr@ at -
S;satner P-!nsEss lsoE= Iannenaln an s;1coa An
gust Is. Naples IL and Gibraltar 20 90 Oc.r!c,s 4 20
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
FATALLY INJURED IN RACE wAr

ilsy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Marion Ind. Aug. &.-While the militia cor-
pany was drilling IN the Mcclure field last night
race war was started by a number OF yo,,ne "
Rroes. who attacked some Of the whites The 1oI;co
dispersed the rioters. but later as seven ~ tbe
young men were returning home. they were AT
tacked by twelve Negroes. all of whom were armed
With pick handles. Gerald Albright was fatally
injured, his skull being fractured. James Coe was
not fatally injured. Twelve Negroes are under ar
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Cherry St No. "a to IS; for two six story brick
tenement houses with stores. 341l22. 10; B.
Golden, owner; Bernstein & Bernstein. archi-
18th ST., $. $, $50 II. W. Of Avenue a; for sx
story brick tenement house 39xe03; Joseph,
Jacob and Louis IAebenthal, owners G. F. Pei
ham. architect :: -. q
brick fathouses. 81 9X93.1 W. Lyman cvner; .
c.otb 81 n = 1T5 IT e OF Sd ave: for one
story brick stable s6xS2: J. Rupert. owner:
G. Stegmayer. architect.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30

% 9o5 (vacated1. s2n2 72
Boeck Edward-F' Bell; December IS 49,. I23I 20
ct al: December "a 1908 127 60
sameSame: July s, 1893. lT3 SO
Gacatedl 1853 50
city Of New York July p 1905 .....' 124 SIS
len Company: May 3 isss .. 2so es
Graber. BenjaminE Fish; August II. 1893. 1O4 90
Hy1nan Samuel F.-Lawyers Title Insurance
oaed III ca
F4nnLT simpson: February s 1905 " ~ .''aI'. H. ss 20
Same-Same; February g. 1906 ................ as 90
Same u Baldwin e February g. - 81
Samc-Same: February 1876. co 10
sias: March 1904 % rs
1s0a ''."n 22s os
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
THE BRONX BUILDING PLAr

ST. Lawrence ave. s e. corner of Merrill St;
sor three story frame dwelling house. with
store 23x54: Jacob Cohen. owner; Henry Nord-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
Auction Sales of Real Estate.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

WILLIAM F. WARNER Plaintiff against CARO-
LINE WARNER BEEKMAN et al. observation-disclosures
Judgment partition. duly made above entitled
bearing date the 10th Of July 1906. and
entered IN the office OF the clerk of the County OF New
York the 26th day Of July. 1905 the undersigned
Referee in said judgment named, will sell public
the New York Real Estate Salesroon Nos. IA
New York on the day September. 1905. az 12
o'clock that day through l. ]. Phillips Co.
suconeers the premises directed by said judgment be
sold therein described follows: AI tract
parcel of land situate the TwentfOurth Ward
Of the city OF New York County OF York and
County Of Westchester and formerly part
of Joseph Deaheld. and distinguished a map OF build
Findlay. surveyor April 18th. 1879 lot
and is bounded and described follows EasteTly In
said map. Souheriy line being parallel
line between Garrett Garrison Joseph
uSaH1
t'g INKS; westerly IN the road t4t(
wide; and NOrtherly by lot No said map said lot
being in breadth in front and ~ chains and In
length on the south side i've tf anu twenty-five
(25l links north thirty-
four t34) links. containing enc and six nehun-
dTedths Of less excepting therefrom a
fifty width by cne hundred (lOOI
feet in depth fronting the road which the Westerly
boundary described tract and forming the
and another bv feaI dated S9veT,be~ stb ISaS a1S
chester in ber 10 4s9 with the exception
premises convened by Jare +. Maiory and William J.
AMI recorded in I.ibcr 2S26 Westchester
C.nv page % and with the further exception Of the
hv Tune 12h iSa9 and recorded n Iiber sssg
or D"9fs for WestchestHr Co"ntv. page &C.
ISAAC $ ISAACs Rese-ee
JAMES F GAYNOR. ESQ. attorney for Plaintiff 10
East 42nd street. Borough Of Manhattan New Yo-x
JAMES F. DUposs. ESQ Attorney for Defendants. eaO
Bro dvav. Eo~Ouch p Nanhcttan. New York City.
described above:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Justice Bowling. of the Supreme Court. appointed
Morton c. Fitch receiver for the Fulton Furnace
Company. of No. 95 William street. yesterday in a
itor for S2,l2
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
A Sl2O.0O0 WEST SIDE SALE.
pR1sEs FIVE LOTS IN 17TH STREET.
Found for Eighth Auenue Parcel To Alter Fifth uenue
Building for Business Use.

as attorneys report the sale by Louis 1. Sf OF No
i41S and 1910 Avenue A, two FIVE story buildings
plot 51xioo feet.
Alfred f. Touissant has sold for Edward v
o'Meara and a Mrs. Blackburn No. 50 West e5t
81. five story fathouse. plot s5.6xleoll feet
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
LEAVES $4,000 TO TWO MINISTER'S.

rs lesgrhDh q Ihe IfIblDel
i-sids aug. Ze.--Ihs gif os Mrs. Eleanor
fsOSc. 5s.: Z; Eiayrs. tr:A. caves the residue
leE est.ic. est.:natea q. ;s.as, 10 The Rev Fen.
=. T5-< -. - tla:1ae:, =. T. as: me Rev. W.l,-
an = topDaTd .. Evausviiis. md. 20 % used as
f..-y
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
ESTATE SELLS FINE HOUSE.

Pease & Gilman have solo for the estate of Ja-
cob Lift 10 Hermann Cohen for occupancy No. 81
West Tooth st. near Riverside Drive, five story
10Oll feet
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
JUDGM ENTS,
The following judgments were filed yesterday,
ne first name being that of the debtor:


Alderman, Bernard-Almeda Creamery Company. sac II
Adams, Willianl-Howard @ ............ 40 O3
Bremen, Edward W.Sterling Potter........... 10 4l
Eotzer Eryseet DsuOan 1O76
6fenack nomaS Emily Charles et al-...... 81 II
CoFdo William lA-James NJ. Raymond. 10 Al
converse Theodore R-John A. Stewart s22 G2
DiiHs Carollne-Richard Armstrong. 3T6 80
Ellsworth William M.-Spencer .......... 80 Os
Edwards, Ellis B.-Francs G. Busch .......... l6T a.
Flood. Tmothy-Pittsburg Plate Glass Company. Ri
Sodperg jacob Alfred Ptsani 5T7 SO
Sarne-Sanne costs 10 IL
Gross, darTy-Max Bolotin 151 OK
Geilich Solomon Alfred Pisan 577 90
Same--same costs .........-..... 10 L.
curity Company. .e.....4. 50 so
hennedy. Roderick J-tieorge A. kessler Co.. SOC IS
kamber JuliuE-Wrtght s. Travis. 240 72
Kelly. James P-Worthen & AldTtch Company. 4J6 10
Ltberman Bernard-Chares r Murphy ........ 227 20
Lipshitz JoSeph-Isaiah LidZ. 80 20
Ievinson, Abraham B.-Olver H. Keep et ai.... II 36
Lenahan. Andrew Henry Gruenbaun. 128 q
Prayer. Sau-James r. Ludlow ............. IS 80
Person. Orrn D.Robert A Knkele "a
ReVi. Daniel AKnox McAfeev r............... 237
Robinson. Jcse7hine D.-Richnrd Armstrong 3I6 80
Rosenfed. Sauuel-Max Kiger. .2e9 so
Slater Jacob-FIerman 2fs
Twombly William Isaac Frank. las e4
wesnan. Morris-Max Kliger. ..........:.: 1880 so
David stevens Brewing Company - Catherine
Goldberg Kaplan Co-J Alfred Pisani: costs. 10 IL
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS n -

Wash nstcn AUGUST 20 I9GG.-Sealei r-,r,s,,. -
be reel Sd ~ this Office until u O'clock noon Sep,s,
er t" FOR sr ins and improving Connecticut teniIs
west z kcck OF
liens and on reCessary information will ie frSils
i'ocl ~ District Ertdlrs, HENRY n W4ssss,s a.
=. :. M M tENIT !. WEST. Jay J. MORROW Sct,1S
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
BUILDING LOAN coNTRAc'

lsSd ST. n. s. 175 II. e. of Amsterdam ave. 50x
1925: Louis A. Jaffer. Joseph a. GOldheld and
Herman Heidt lberg loan Samuel schenkein 500