davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1906-02-01

urine scalds the flesh or if, when the child
reaches an age when it should be able to
control the passage, it is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting, depend upon it. the cause OF
the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment Of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due to diseased condition of the
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect Of
Swamp-RoOt is soon realized. II is sold
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1906-02-01

ing all about it, including many Of the
thousands of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. KiImei
& Co.. Binghamton. N. Y. be sure and
mention this paper.
Don't make any mistake. but remem
Der the name, Swanp-Root. DR.. Kill
mer's Swamp-Root, and the addres
Binghamton. Ny e. on every bottles.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

1900
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
INVESTOR IN 9TH AVE. DEAL
ADDS TO HIS HOLDINGS OPPOSITE NEW YOR
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Dr. Ku2man Erect T7oo Buildings Near Wador-V or
ingmems association Bugs Site for Gymnasium

John Hoge of GAINESVILLE Ohio. yesterday added
to his holdings in the central Fifth avenue district
He bought through George r. Read & Co. No 5
East 41st St. a five story brownstone front busl-
ness building, on a lot 22x9S9 feet from Jacob and
Michael Dreicer and Maurice c. Sternbach. 1t
forms an a. shaped plot with the premises Nos
4SS and 4S5 Fifth ave, n six story mercantile
building 33 11IRx9S9 feet, also owned by Mr.. Hoge
The total square foot of the combined parcels
is 5575.
Between a plot forming the northeast corner OF
4lst ST. and 9TH ave. and No East 41st ST. Is d
narrow courtyard This open space cannot be used
for building purposes. Owing to this the light and
air of the buildings contiguous to the courtyard
are permanently protected In realty circles No
East 41st st is known as key parcel. There
have been several almost similar key parcel trans
actions in the last two months in the section.
The millinery house OF NJ. Kurzman & Sons will
replace the old Sands house. No. 3S5 9Th ave-, be-
tween 35th and Seth sts. with a five story modern
front. This firm will also twelve story
building on the premises Nos. 224 and S26 9Th
Ernest n. Adler has sold for G.. KnOche and II.
Weller to the Bohemian Workingmens Gymnastic
Association six lots. 75x204 feet. 323 feet east of
Avenue A. The buver will erect the plot six
story f1reproof gymnasium. the upper floors to be
used living
The William Rosenzweig Realty Operating Com
pany has sold plot 125x100 feet on the west side
of Edgecombe ave. $50 feet south of 145th St, to
a builder. who will erect two six story elevator
apartment houses the site.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
SAILED.
DROP AT POSTS AFTER EXPLOSION.
Engineer and Fireman Overcome by Am
monia in Shutting Off Power.

An ammonia pipe in the basement OF the am
monia and ice plant of the James Everard Brew
ing Company, at Nos and East hath street, ex-
ploded yesterday afternoon All the twenty five
employees in the building, except the engineer and
fireman. escaped in safety These two men. Hugh
Mooney. of No 2420 Fifth avenue. the engineer and
James JAMESON, of No 81 East 134th street. were
overcome by the gas and dropped at their posts.
They had stayed TO shut off the engines draw the
fires and off the ammonia from all parts Of the
building
Fellow employees formed a rescue party. Covering
their mouths and noses with wet cloths three or
four men went down into the basement and carried
the unconscious out into the street
The ammonia gas hung around the neighboTing
houses and caused the occupants 10 hurry TO the
street. There great deal of coughing and
sputtering but only one person overcome
Miss May Callahan of No. East 134th street.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
JOCKEY AUTHOR OF "23 FOR YOU"
Says He Originated Oft Heard Expression at
Sheepshead Bay Track.

Cleveland. June 25.-Patsy Morrison, a Jockey,
who says he is the author of '23 for you skiddoo"
arrested yesterday for drunkenness. To-day
Judge Whean gave him a fine of $23 with costs
and three times twenty-three days in the work
house.
You deserve a year at hard labor said the
Judge. but it is your first offence I'll suspend
sentence
Morrison's number on the docket was %.
No 23r' shouted Whelan.
That's met cried Morrison. II started that
expression
"Ha"' said the court, we've been looking for
you How did II happen2"
You see,' said Morrison, there Is for Just
twenty-five horses the Sheepshead Bay track
When is entered II mas to start behind
all the others. started the expression by yelling
out % for you! every time an old skin and bones
got out the track. The other Jockeys took il
up and it wasn't long until ybody on"
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Parish, Fisher & Co have sold for the Meyer
Gatling Investing Company lots I'D and III Of the
Dickinson estate They the last remaining
unsod lots the easterly side OF Gates Place.
The buyer is investor.
Mary G. Cannon has sold No Il West 18Th ST., a
four story and basement brownstone dwelling
house, a lot 16Sx1O0.5 feet. The premises are
aS feet west of 5th
F. Nelson Ehrhart has sold for the estate OF
Philip A Smyth the southwest corner of Webster
ave. and Fordham Road, plot 50X63 feet.
Aloise Hubal has sold 10 Marcus Altman No. S9l
East bath ST.. five story hathouse, on lot Sx1Oo
feet.
r Dornberger has bought No. 625 East 18th St. a
five story fathouse, on lot 25x100 feet
Charles S Kohler has sold for Charles Nagts the
on a plot 35x10O.11 feet
W. Z. & F. B. Taylor have sold for ]. V Graham
Nos. 14l5, 1417, 14l9 and 1921 Lexington ave. four
three story brownstone dwelling houses. near Sd
Iesowitz & Kaufman have sold Abraham Sill
Nos 81 and 8 West l2Sth St, two six story
fathouses. plot 6oX99-1 II feet
Davis Berkman and Louis H. Silver have bought
the northwest corner of Monroe and Montgomery
SITS, a six story tenement house, plot 4Sx75 feet.
Israel Solomon has bought No. 50 Monroe ST., a
five story tenement house, lot 25X10o feet.
Daniel H Jackson has sold for Mrs. Jennie Bogo-
rad Mishkin Brothers No. Isl East seth ST., a
five story tenement house, on lot 2SX1O0u feet
NJ & J. Davis, who recently sold the premises
No Ill West End Ave story tenement house,
with lot 25xl0O feet, for 7. c. Jordan to
Mrs. Connolly have resold the same for Mrs
Connolly to AiellO SaveriO.
SawsOn & Hobbs have sold for Henry A. James
TO client for occupancy the four story high stOop
dwelling house No. 151 West S5th ST.. 176x5Sx976 6
feet.
Plans have been filed for making over the two
three story and basement loft buildings Nos 124
and 126 West 3st St for the estate of Stephen john
rear. reinforced floors and a new facade
erected Inc improvements are to cost $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
ALL QUIET At PANAMA.
Order Restored Without american
.4id-LiberaIs Defeated.

Washington. june c5-The State Department
was advised to-day by both Governor Magoon
and Consul General ShanlIin at Panama Of the
results Of the election and the disturbances yes
terday The consul general merely reported
there had been a fight, resulting In the killing Of
TWO men and the wounding Of several others,
and that al The trouble was over.
Governor Magoon reported that the govern
meut party was successful in Panama, Colon
and the other large towns, the vote being light
s. Panama. Two men were killed in clashes re
sulting from individual fights after the voting
had closed but all trouble was over in less than
an hour, and the Town was quiet during the
might The Liberal leaders were active In their
efforts to preserve order.
Tho election OF members Of the national as
ssmbly viii be held On the isthmus on July
and as there may be further trouble then the
MaIh'ehoad viii bee held at Panama and the CO.
lumbia at Colon uudl the elections are over.
Panama june 25.-The measures adopted by
Secretary Aras last night 10 suppress the cleo
lion disturbances restored complete tranquility.
The American marines did not leave the canal
zone All Is quiet in The republic
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
LIS PENDENS.

Ridge St. No 149; William Iichtbiau Michael
Kramer specific performance: c. l. APPEL
S5th No. 440 East: Grodginsky
Kaufman foreclosure OF mortgage NJ Rosenbum atty.
236th st and Oneida s corner, 5OxIO0: In
vestors' Mortgage Company Eliza Miller parti-
tion; A L. Brown. atty.
Broadway. g s., 241 IT, n. OF 18th ST. 20 5x77 5x
irregular; Darwin w. Esmond al PierrepOnt
Realty Company ct al; foreclosure Of mortgage
& Scott. attys.
Frederick St. - 100 IT. OF William ST. 25xs7.s
Bronx; Elizabeth Cassidy Giuseppe
foreclosure Of mortgage: H. H sherman. atty.
TO las. Dyckman property and 130h s. 200 IT w.
OF Ith ave, 25x: Tiburcio Bea al Andres
nandez al; notice attachment; Ocott Mestro e
Gonzalez attys
pany agt John Danes foreclosure OF mortgage; E r
kenneson attys.
Mangin St. s., ~ II. Of Broome ST. 25x5f Lam
bert Suydam Augusta Knatz foreclosure OF mort
gage; Quackenbush & Adams. attys-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
BIG SAVING IN NEW DISTRICTS.
Pay of Election Officers Alone $15O,0O0 a
Year Less in This City.

The Board Of Elections sent to the printer yes
teTdaN the rearranged Senate, Assembly and cleo
ton district maps, and il is expected that the new
boundaries Will be in the hands of election district
officials within two weeks The board has cut
down the number of election districts in the five
boroughs from 194S to LOS effecting a saving in
the pay Of election officers alone of more than
S5oG9 year. as We'll a large saving in rent
bills for registration and polling places Last year
the election districts divided In the boroughs
follows:
Manhattan. s63; Brooklyn $50; Bronx 153: Queens.
lVs. Richmond, 80: total, 194s. The new arrange
nent IS. Manhattan, 734 Brooklyn. $50; Bronx l23;
queens So Richmond. -; total. 1i6s.
The cutting down in the election districts was
made possible through a law passed last winter.
giving the Board Of Elections discretion in limiting
the size. Commissioner Charles B. Page said yes
terday that as rule. the districts do not contain
more than 800 names. and that not one of the dis
trlcts contained more than $50 names. The reduc-
on in the number of districts deprves the district
lsioers OF considerable amount Of patronage. but
me commissioners apparently have not allowed
made. ' ~
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
SAYS COST OF LIVING BARS MARRIAGE

tBy Telegraph to The TribInel
Babylon. N Y, June 25.-"Socalisnl, was 1bs
topic OF the Rev w. d. p. Bliss. rector of ST
Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church. AmitvyiIIe
at Christ Church rectory to-day before ten rectors
AR. Bliss sought to show that the Increased cost
OF hVing was the main cause of men not marrying
Is neciafeo that z per cent Of the men between
ulTey ana Iorty-four years old were single that
tAs state of affairs caused immortality and tbat
~ Was me duty OF the Church not onIv 10 nreaCb
Ills remarks met with approval '' INC 'aIse'
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
OBJECT TO GARBAGE NUISANCE,
Residents of InwoOd, Long Island, Say Plant
Spreads Unhealthful Odors.

iempstead Long Island June = CSnecfan .
'ac meeting Of the Town Board here to-6s,, .,or,-
plant was made about the garbage plant which q
being operated by the City a. New Yorl. in ~
village n Inwood and which the villagers or that
!,ace saw Is a detf!meut 10 public health Since
me recent nre az the Barren Island riert -
l-ant "a, Al InWood has been working overtime. and
iie door which comes from il is most obterto,,Gi
TX ssen bvGnan q. Wilbur Do1lgherf,- er5 40 -
- lttlaf. or Inwooo- represented the peopie ~
I,,.al lli"@o- They stated that the law reTlliro5
tle p-ant@ 10 have large stacks which 59-I,,l5 q
,SsItS on mo smell Of the burning garbage bUt
ma te lrwood Plant had nothing Of The Lin5
A-ttT .carslcering the matter for some ,iroe ~ q
l''IH decided that II had no Jurisdiction II, H.
B0a~u ef Health 'N1 10 the
'h.ood is The country seat OF a number ~ thu
N'a-lN men ~ Manhattan A bout two miles 4-o,,9
~. lI-'EeG @ nuisance are the homes OF Tailor
- /" 4I.dIn A. Hazard. r. g. Benedict James
known fiuanciers - many 0tie; Wen
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
RUMGR OF NEW CANAL
CREDIT GIVEN COLOABIA.
Story of International Plan for
Darien Route Denied.

ia senlana" a Spanish weekly news ouhetih'
viii publish to-day a report from Colombia uha'
she BoRota government has ii contemplation a
,,roiect for an interoceanic sea 5eNel cfaii'A
through Darien a modification OF the or1slnai
Nan ~ the Atrato-Truando route. According TO
the private advices which bring this intorma-
,,on Colombia has been assured of the CO.
oneration of various sister republics or Laun
America
THE ,,lans for the canal do not present any new
engineering problem. More than half Of the total
cost which il is estimated would be ABOUT
S7oae0ooO would be for labor The laoorers
viii be soldiers Of the Colombian army ana con-
-ineeuts OF soldiers from the other republics IN
te-e7ted in the project, each country 20 pay us
own men as Il they were I'm actual service ms
co-operation is to be paid for by shares OF the
stock Of the canal and by certain franchises
II ts said that as the canal would be an inter
,oo~tcar undertaking. and as It is wished TO
take precautions against any possible interfer-
ooe in ,ts neutrality or the territorial integrity
of Colombia. the project viii be submitted TO
,be Psn-Ar1erican Congress at Rio under the
sact5on of the programme referring 10 improve
rnent of traffic facilities. The canal, it is be-
Iiez-ed could be finished by 1912, and President
T2eves has hope that the necessary capital VIII
he available IN Europe
The depth OF the Atrato and Truando rivers
along the parts that would be used Is from Do
n 40 feet There would be twenty-one miles oI
excavation and a tunnel two and three-quarter
miles long
Diego Mendoza, Colombian Minister 10 'ne
United STATES. who is at present staying in this
city was asked last night about the report
There is absolutely no foundation for the
story" he said Colombia has made no propo-
eition to any country for the building of canal,
and I cannot understand how such report
could have been circulated
DR. Guilermo Valencia. one or Colombla
6elapates 10 the Pan-American Congress, is also
a this CITY and ne last night denied the report
rs strongly as Senor Mendoza did
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
WoRKMEN sMoTHERED IN SAND.
Load Falls on Them While Filling Scow
Near Peekskill.

peculiar accident happened yesterday In the
largest OF the several big sand banks at Jones
Point. directly opposite Peekskill. operated by
James A. Degroat. Two men We're killed and one
was slightly hurt.
While gang taking out sand to load n big
scow the pier fine sand began to slide down more
copiously than usual warning was given by the
foreman. Suddenly a tremendous amount of sand
slid down and buried three of the men. who were
slow in getting away. One slightly bruised
and shocked when taken out by the rescue corps
that put at once TO work.
When the other two men uncovered fifteen
minutes had elapsed. and they were dead From
the position OF the bodies it evident that they
had collided with each other in their attempt to
escape.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
ESTATE HAS TWO ADMINISTRATORS
One Here and One in Stamford for That of
Captain Victor E. Stottlar.
IBv Telegraph to Ths Tribune.

stamford. Conn, June "a decision made by
Juoge Taylor of the Probate Court, here to-day
had the effect Of making two administrators for
the estate Of Captain Victor f. Stottlar, L. S A
captain stottlar died month ago at Los Angeles.
leaving an estate OF about $1,000 practically all
OF II IN life insurance. His widow applied I'm New
1ork LOT administration papers the life insurance
money being held there and the application was
granted by Surrogate Thomas Last week Henry,
}. Warren manufacturer here. whose sister was
me hTst wife OF Captain Stottlar, applied in be-
, nalI OF her SON Malcolm ". Stottlar for admins
IIIallon papers. holding Stamford was Canfain
Sto1ars - domicile To-day Mrs Stottlar sent word
70 her counseI 10 make further opposition and
Judge Taylor finding that Captain Stottlar had
Mr.. Warren ~ P"I'''S ~
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
JURY SERVICE IN NEW MEXICO.
Ten Counties in Which English Speaking
Jurymen Cannot Be Secured.

Washington. June 25.-The Senate to-day passed a
bill regulating jury service in New Mexico. after
Senator Spooner. behalf Of the Judiciary Com
mittee, had withdrawn the amendment suggested
by the committee which made IL necessary that all
turymen in that territory should speak tho English
language. Senator SpOOner is the author of the
amendment and he prevailed upon the committee
TO accept it.
He stated to-day that the Attorney General had
told him that ten of the twenty-five counties
OF the Territory IL would be utterly impossible to
jury If the amendment should become a
law In those ten counties II is he said, absO-
lutely necessary for the courts to employ nterpre
ters in all matters going before a jury. He there
fore withdrew the amendment and asked that the
bill be passed. There objection, and the
bill went through minus the amendment.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
TREATY PREVENTS Plan.
Only one Canal Possible Under
Hay-PauncefOte Contention.
IFroH The Tribune Bureau. J

Washington, June 25.-The Hay-Pauncetote
treaty Of November is 1901, replacing the cay
ton -Bulwer treaty, makes impossible any second
canal between the Atlantic and Pacific. such as
IS rumored in dispatches from Bogota. The
Atrato River route was repeatedly surveyed and
pronounced infeasibe.
The Chilian Legation here has never heard OF
such a project as is reported, nor has the Peru
vian Others who might know Of the scheme
cannot be reached tonight. Such project Sc
riously supported. would be regarded by the
United States as an unfriendly and menacing
act and therefore American republic would
favor il openly. except possibly Colombia.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
BALL CONTRIBUTION BOXES LEGAL.
Sunday Playing No Crime if Giving Is Vol
untarY, Steinert Holds.

Magistrate Steinert, sitting in the Harlem police
court. yesterday decided that 1t was crime to
play baseball Sundays with contribution box
boxes at the entrance gate, so long as no con-
trbutons were forced. Following this decision
lie discharged the officials of the Savannah Giants
and the All-AmeTica teams who were arrested on
Sunday for playing baseball on the grounds at
Goth street ana First avenue.
According 10 DstectiVes Lynch and Blumel.
who made the arrests the defendants were taking
part in baseball match, and there a con-
trlbutlon box at the entrance gate, but
was compelled to contribute. Magistrate Steinert
said that no crime had been committed
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
JUSTICE olEeeRlcH uPHoLDs CORONER

harburger was pleased yesterday when
Justice Gisgerich, IN the Supreme Court disr,,s.a
nc application for writ OF habeas corpus and an
"i"'' =" hh"" cause why tho bail should not he
roduced IN behalf of william Bodisher a New, yori,
t''y AaH"Ay m"tormhn. who ran down and Killed
W W s""Ht children. Joseph and Teresa Celnago NJ
lzth street and Avenue A. on June II Coron.r t.a
burger Ia MS preliminary inquiry, held Bodsher
~ 't aSD" iall 80. the inquest the amount of the
r-f''R tfi4E iNpr"rcdf ntcdiy large for such I.
t'tsr Bldishcr'H CuuuFrl objected and gounht tba
80 ~ - TIE huprsu.s toIft 10 set lie bail reduced
SN1 S"-hce S'sserich sustained tho coronex.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

At ID Nesey st-By Joseph I. Wells: woodlawn Road
W cor 2l3h ST. lots each q OK from 81 1876; vol
untary sale; 2lSth st, De ave . lots each
lots each 25X1O0; voluntary sale.
BY Joseph Z Day. 65S West s
0Sxs2, brk dwlg h; Empire Mtge GO agt q Daly
CT AL 5 5 Terry atty + Joyce, II
taxes etc $500 sub to prior OF S3OO0: Melrose
" cor 1921 St 100 1x25 6xlOtx24 l. dwlg
and stores; p E5San agt Maria Buellesbach all
E8an. atty; j 4 Foley. due, Ath
1887 # e of b. p 1OxlO39 g. sy brs ten h.
Philip Schwendeman ct al: E G Story atty; G { Norton
ref; partition
BY Herbert Sherman: 5s7 s. 1O5 IT OF ssth
ST. 2oXlOU sty brk ten h; l. + Wheeler agt Weeks
ct al; Eliot ,ruckerman. atty; II Pomeroy. ref amt
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
WOMAN PHYSICIAN INJURED.
AunabOut Bucks" Health Department In
spector Over the Dashboard

DI. NoNeIo o lie Grand, woman physician al
tacAea TO the Department Of Health, in Brool,yn
- win an accident yesterday that will keen her
from her o:7c.al duties for some 80, go 'i =.
i.Llc Sghool J. at Adams and Concord s,-ao..
. an Inspection, ard mounted her electric r,1,,' :
1D'-t- le machine 'buCked' and after tossirr,
- ose. . tne aashboard started of down the street
= Sfand was shaken up by her tumble ~.
,LlSeo 10 30 TO the Brooklyn HosDtsi 49,. Dut @
-3tSe Nas called She was taken 10 ler t,oraa
- - - Johnson street, under care of n
rnanent injuries 0 sustained no per
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
MECHANICS LIENS.

Barnes ave. e. s., % IT n. OF 2OOth St, 25x114:
G.. b. Raymond & Co. agt. Jacob Wexler. owner;
Whitney Construction Company, contractor. ...
Barnes tor 4th) ave. e Is n. n. OF 220th st.
25x10o; same agt. same .................
Wilson. Adams & Co agt. Hillside Realty
Company. owner and contractor. ................
Courtlandt ave and 159th st. ;. w corner 50x
100. National Damp Proohng Company agt.
Schumar & kaufman. owners and contractors.
Broadway and 62d ST. q. corner. 116 2xIO6 TX
irregular; Trussed Concrete Steel Company agt.
George c Boldt, owner; General Supply and
Construction Company. contractor. ..-..---.-..
Broadway. No 1873: FeinbeTB & Feinberg agt.
Milhau, owner; ]. c. Gaber architect.
Madison St. No. 223: Harris Chabus agt. Sarah
Shapiro. owner redocket ..-.....-- :....-: :....-
16Sth ST. Nos. $40 and 942 East; Jacob Sapirman
agt. Hugh Kirk. owner and Contractor.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
DEATH CRY STARTS FIRE PANIC

Inc cries OF Hyman Katz. rabbi living in the
tenement house at No. 81 Ridge street early vester
rdS horhihs' when he was stricken fatally with
HeaFt osease' so excited the tenants that many or
Them fed from the house. believing fl 10 ne a., ero
hAtz' with his family sleeping on the roof
4 ne @ ta,her s suddenly rose up and cried: MY heart
- ol lie- MY body Is burning" Somebody dour-
stars heard the word fire" and half the tenants
@ nea 70 The street before the real trouble was dis
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
NOT SORRY AUTO HIT sasv

ilie oelhs carried IN the arms of her nurse tvso
s"@i-oia Neas Walcon, Of No % West lllth s,ree,
- y Fa-'l 1''y INJURED yesterday by automobile
-stsoisir FAC avenue, when the automobile ovgn.a -
S~assloy 81 No West l24th street s,r,,g ~
- CHIC on tie head, which urotrt,ded 81 Ieh
wound I,lo, arm inficting severe srSIb
u give her name, said that TIC won,., 2 2 a. @ ssea
hao no business IN the street 10 srr. ai.o ehiid
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
SALVATION ARMY POTS COLD.

[By Telegraph to The Tribune.l
Cincinnati. June 25.-The Mayor and Chief OF
Police to-day ordered the police to prevent the
solicitation OF money for outings and din
ners for the poor. by means of iron pots hung at
street corners, with Salvation Army members
tending and calling on passersby for aims. Mayor
Demossey said: II have not been able to convince
myself OF the dsintereStedneSs OF those behind the
Salvation Army. There are those, am satisfied,
who making good living out of this and
include across the big pond
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

Park View Place s.. s5.l n. OF 19oth St ber
60; Gertrude T. Master loans Thomas I-yona fr
Hammond ave and fremont ave. n e. corner
30 3XloS.1l; Maurice Mayer loans Bertha
o
I'd ave. e. s. AZ II. 8 OF 18th St, So 4xIOO:
LaYyers Title Insurance and Trust Company
I'd ave- 40 II. Of 39th ST, 40 eNl lOOx irreg
n!ar, Max Markell loans Alexander Rosenberg. .
Slht ST. 3 = S20 n. W ~ I'd ave. 5Dx 100 =.
EoTpuSh Realty GsAnnanx loans Nathan II