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New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
REBUFF FOR UNTERMYER.

Mr.. Untermyer sought TO crosS-eXamine sue
cessive proxy holders as to their connection with
the company on Mr. CrOmwelrs advice. how
ever they declined TO answer Mr.. Untermyer
protested thousands of ballots He challenged
President Fowler. OF the Ontario 4 Western. and
chairman of the recent Fowler investigating
committee. Soon after : .. m Mr. Untermyer
announced that he would not concede any aG-
rlinistraton victory within sixty DAYS.
At 4 o'clock the old "Nylic" cry from ths
corridor outside startled the inspectors. deputies
canvassers and challengers stin in the voting
room.
When President orr entered the room 10 vote
three or four proxies. Mr.. Untermyer examined
him under oath Mr.. Orr declaring he did not
know who paid the expense OF obtaining the
proxies adding. Il not familiar with tha
Office methods"
President Charles a. Peabody was the hgst.
person 10 vote a bundle of 159 proxies in the
Mutual Life election Cornelius Vanderbilt an
other candidate for trustee. accompanied Mr.
Peabody. casting several proxies In the same
party were Augustus D, Juilliard and John w.
AuchinclOss.
With the party of Chairman OIney OF the
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
FINE FIFTH-AVE HOUSE SOLD.
GEORGE c. CLARK THE BUYER-ASKING PRICE FOR
PROPERTY s540OOO.
Nicholas Gets To Hest s6th Street P-Iimg Place Building
Changes Hands.

Douglas Robinson Charles s Brown & Co. have
sold for Benjamin A. Williams No. 1927 5th ave.
a FIVE story stone dwelling house on a plot 4exl00
feet, George c. Clark of Clark Dodge & Co
The asking price for the house $4,000
Mr.. Williams built the house and No. 1925, 2d-
joining. about three years ago. They gre consid-
cred he of the best houses ever built in this
city for sale. Mrs Ellen Kngsand recently bought
No 1926.
George Nicholas has purchased the two four
story dwelling houses Nos. % and "a West 36th
St. 800 west of 5ih ave. each 15x9S.9 feet.
from Alexander Frazer and Mrs. Wellington Crcs-
by, respectively. This is the first sale of No %
in thrty-six years. Both parcels win he extensive
ly altered for business Parish, Fisher & Co.
were the brokers
De Selding Brothers have sold fer client No.
20 Irving Place, between 18th and 10th SITS, four
story dwelling house, 20xS0 feet; also through their
Brooklyn office three lots 2OxlO0 feet each on the
south side of S4th st, between 22d and 23d aves
Sensonlursf; No. SO St. Pauls Place. Fatbush a
tWO-and- half story dwelling house
story and basement stone dwelling ho:ise 25x10O
ieet; a parcel at the southeast Of Woodruff
ave and Kenmore Place, F1atbush; lot, 25x10o
Ieet, at the southwest corner of De Kab ave. and
ar Jericho, in the township of Oyster Bay Long
Island and ninety-three acres at Kings Park Long
Island and sixty eight acres Northport Long
Island e
Daniel Stein and II. J. Kantrowitz have sold the
northeast corner of Madison and l2Sth ST. 100
feet In the avenue by 1916 feet in the street, to j.
j. & L. Liebenthai, who will erect two six story
apartment houses on the site.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
RAILROAD GANGS FIGHT.
Report of Use of Dynamite in Hill
Hartman Clash.

Portland, Ore, April 1.-THE Oregonian' says
that on Monday the Hill and Hartman forces met
IN a serious clash near La Camas According to
the version Of the Columbia Valley Railroad men
they stole march their opponents, the Portland
g. Seattle Railroad forces. and occupied deep cut
near La Camas where they began digging to lower
the Portland & Seattle grade.
The report says that to frghten away the Harri-
man men, the Portland & Seattle graders dropped
dynamite into the cut The first few sticks, IL
stases. were lighted. Then several came down
with lighted fuses, which promptly pulled
out by Chief Engineer Wise Seeing that their ruse
aid not frighten away the Hartman graders, the
Hill forces are alleged to have dropped down some
sticks with such short fuses that II was foohardy
try pull them out, and both crews OF railroad
ers ran away. leaving the dynamite to explode
hsrmlessly. Inc Portland & Seattle officials deny
any knowledge Of dynamite throwing by their con-
struction gangs
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At Il Yesey st.-By Joseph P Day: 1I1s 92d st. n g.
1O45 # of 9Th ave, 25xl00 story and basement bG
and 81 dwg h; voluntary sale -19s ID ST. n S. so #
W Of Avenue B. 4S.4x106; two story ten hs with
stores. with story shops in rear;
AndreV Lion, deceased 34s 352 1881 ST. s. I75 # of
LIST ave 81 6xlOOl II; three bk dwg MS: voluntary
5o0Si story bldg; exrs sale. Charles
bus ave. ls9xlO0s: story bldg; sale; so 50
oa ST. s. s6l II E of West Broadway 426x75; story
store and & ioft bldg voluntary sale; Amsterdam ave.
1879 iSa H. ST. sS,sas a5O # v Of Broadway, 75x
o,r ave e cor %, I7a6 18th St 25xS6s story bldg;
two story double hs lots % 10 and 7xlOOs vol
untary sale DOB and 5O5 lSth 70 #
ave two story double hs lots 242 and sxlOO
voluntary sale; AZ 133d ass ave 1s9x
MM @a I story single h; voluntary sale 1870 and 1872
Madison st, s. l5O2 II of Rutgers ST. 80. 2xlO0 3
story hrk ten h 1913 1s ave IS # Of S5th st,
SSth st. 29,SXloo story brk ten h; Emma Bodensten
partition subject 70 mortgage of $50 900 472 144h st,
g, f1o II e OF Amsterdam 17.6X99 II.
dwg h; pevlin agt Leonard Hyams ct al; Bernard
Zwlnge atty; B Livingston. ref due 100 IS:
taxes etc $2ol p; "a Tth ave, % # of 18th
22xOo story hrk ten and Sheriffs all
right title etc which Catherine Koube had January
lS 1905, or since; Henry kuntz atty; Hayes sheriff
BY George R. Read & Co: 80 4lst St. 5, 100 it e of
Madison ave- @3x52 story dwg h; also all right, title
and interest to lot 2x5x irregular in trustees
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12

the six story double tenement house No SS6 Eas
who has resold the same Gross 4 Isler
Jacob j. Talbot has sold in contuncton with i. d
arine Brown and John T. CollamoTe the five story
double aathouse No 1872 West 49th St. on lot
Bryan L. Kennedy has sold for Mrs. John W,
dwelling house on lot 20x75 feet to Henry schmidt
Wei & We'll have sold No. $40 to 5S2 East 1isth
Louis Lese Also sold to J. B b T9 flaum No 62i to ssS
orils a aye; frame huild9gs on plot 5SlOxlO feet
five story double fathouse
Ellen T; Lamarche has sold No. "a West 1lth St,
three story dwelling house on lot 22x94 10 feet.
.Ghester GTisWold Is the buyer of No. 1S East
William H. Taller is said to have sold No. Il
East I'D St, five story dwelling house, 21xl92.2
d Douglas M Robinson Charles S. Brown & Co have
four story dwelling bons NT oG iSl lot 10 6x 1 feet
Also sold for William F. Havemeyer, No. 122 East
iS5 iS55 fee, fs four story dwelling house on lot SsH
Louis Livingston and Meyer S. PerIstein have sold
be Block kn fot stores @ M on plot M SO 6e @ comprising
Ssd ana 94th Sis, with the exception Of the s8d st.
81! Charles aries & Henry Friedman have sold the nine
me south side Of Tooth St. 100 feet of 1st ave.
w3Gg Bryan a. l. 4 Kennedy has sold for Mrs John W
dwelling house on lot ax75 feet to Henry sgbmd
IN motifs m Kahn and Froelich Rosenblatt have sold
Samuel Hess Nos 3 and East i5R s thToa aee
hTg ugb sLofE ma, ,nathouses each on plot 32xOon feet
can Insurance Company Nos. 164 and l66 West qsth
ST, Two hve story fathouses, plot 4Gx1O011 feet
feet ''7' o'' i'' i''iN'o-'
sGsn 59hn Kirwsn Kirya9h has sold for l. A Cummings
on plot 60XlO05 feet.
W. J. Rodenbach has resold No 90 West eftb st
HNe story hathouse, lot 26.4X991 feet NJ
Rosenbaum the broker.
M9ntgomery & Ssitz have sold for Isabella Baird
TO John Holden No. S67 Lexington ave- four
story dwelling house, lot 17x70 feet
70 "iarn r. r; Koch has resod for Henry E. Hoesli
eroWnstone front dwelling house on lot 1sx1O0i1
@ i nVe story tenement house, with stores,
tGreeenberg Goldberg have resold to L. Walter
west lOlSt ST. q lot 25xl001l feet.
q Joseph Morris has resold No S67 West SD st,
Cyrle Carreau has sold for client to J. r.
Munster No Sl4 East 34th st, four story building
with store on lot p. l.3x9S9 feet.
Hugo Marks has sold for Aois Fink No 4SO to 436
L-asI ia St two four story buildings, story
building and vacant lot, 1OOx022 feet to builder
T: schofeld and n GoIdblatt have bought from
1uiIqs stoon No. 2l6 East Cd st, six story tene-
nGnt house, on lot "a 9xl05.11 feet
r. l. Browns Sons have sold for F. p Levy the
plot on the west side of College ave. feet north
of 18Th St, size 5Ox92 feet
cI5 TIE Sound Realty Company has sold to Gustave
on the west side of White Plains ave, south of
south side Of 240th St 30 feet west of Mathda st,
3 w Dletz the lot, 25xS7 feet on the east side of
Hughes ave, 178 feet south of Pelham ave.
Lena Soloman has SOLD to Sadie Bassel the four
story building, on lot 25X75 feet the southwest
corner Of Wendover and Brook aves
. FERDINAND Kramer has sold the five story triple
nfathouse No $50 East 18TH St, on plot 4lsx1OO
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At "a Vesey stBy Bryan Kennedy: 1855 Broad
bdgs. including Proctors Fifth Avenue Theatre; ex-
to April @5 7T-I9 45th st, go II of 9th ave,
l0o0; two stv dwlg houses; voluntary sale 10 William
II Sheehy for $114,250; 05 47th ST. n w of 9Th
20xsO; sty brownsone dwle house voluntary sale
Of Elm St 2sXl00; extending to alley; sty business
bdgs; sale; 900;
10th st. 30 10 # of 9th ave "a 6x94 TO- ty dwg
house; executors sale estate Of Jean Mermond. de-
ceased John I. Floyd $4,000; l51 Crosby
Ga 10 n st. 25x79 10 Elm N25xT41I;
sty bldg; taTy sale 5 Carney
$50 $50; Staatsburgh. Duchess County. Y property
known as Sonehurst, comprising 101 acres. with 8 sy
residence and outbudines. and having frontage of
John Lawrence Lee, deceased bid in S53.000
BY Joseph 2 Day; 169th :, 51s3 Fl of 11th ave
A al Alexander ct al
Moss & F. attys: Hamn. ref due So 2s9 o.;
taxes etc -; sub prior 81 600: adj0urnen
April Is; C1ason's Point Road ass mean high
water lire East River, X496 2x239 Coudert act
I. Cleaner AL executors sale adjourned Apr 25
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
LOUISIANA To BE COMPLETED FIRST.
The Connecticut Likely to Cost the Govern
ment 100000 More.

Washington. April 1.-THE present prospects are,
according to the view obtaining at the Navy
Department. that the battleship Connecticut. being
constructed by the government at the New York
navy yard viii not only cost approximately 100000
more than her sister ship, the Louisiana, being
built by private contractors but that the govern
ment viii lose the which has been since
the building Of the two big ships begun. Just
how much longer it may take TO complete the
Connecticut than the Louisiana depends upon the
action of Congress. II is estimated the depart
nent that the Louisiana will be ready for delivery
IN from four to six weeks. The race between the
two ships has been watched with keen interest by
naval authorities and those interested in ship
construction. because of future policy which
might
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
LIS PENDENS.

Cedar St No II; Henry :. story ct al agt Isidor Q
Istel ct faction forecose mechanics en attorney
NJ c. Katz.
goth ST. s. $50 It. 10th ave. 25x9S o: John c
Harre ct al Henry Hane al partitiom attorneys
Rabe & Keller
Neher agt The People Of the State New faction
10 cancel mortgagc); attorney. H. Swain.
Cannon {. S. 100 IT. Of Rvington St, 1O0xIOO
attorney, j H. Cohn
Ii2th St, East; Joseph S schwab agt Jesse ]
oiodburg al foreclosure of mo-tgage) attorney A a
SbeFberg.
Fulton ST No 1893: Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Com
pany aSt. Alice j. Phyfe al actOn acquire title
eminent domain attorneys. Stetson. Jennings Russell
Lewis St, No. 109 Benjamin Fishman agt Sam
vel Weise ct al (spechc performance attorneys
sol &
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
IFrom The Tribune Bur eau.l ]

Washington April H.
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
been issued:
ARMY
Captain WILLIAM H WILSON. assistant surgeon. de-
tailed member board Jay. vice Major Charles
Mater CHARLES n. CANDY. surgeon: from Fort wayn.
20 Washington. thence 20 West Point.
Captain GRAYSoN V HEIDT Cavalry. from
Washington Barracks; detailed acting quartermaster
cRANsToI. quartermastor who viii report to the
Military Secretary for further orders.
ha'er JOSEPH T DIcKMAN. 18th Cavalry. detailed
Montgomery NJ Maoonb. artillery corps.
70 Fort Riley. ''''-'''-1-' -''"' fO'' '''A'A
Board. 10 of First Lieutenant EDWIN W. RICH
eants medical corrs he held at Fort ontario
Colonel EDWARD r. MosELEY assistant surgeon gen
eral detailed member board az Fort Logan
NAVY.
Captain ". 7. HELMS detached Hancock: TO the
Chaplain = H. DIcKINs. detached Kearssrge: home
Assistant Naval Constructor 5. D. GATEwooD de-
tached navy yard Boston, home. thence TO yard
Assistant Naval Constructor J. L. ACKERsoN detached
navy gard. Boston; home. thence 10 navy yard. New
Assistant Naval Constructor D r BATTLES detached
navy yard Boston. home. thence 10 navy yard
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs-The following
movements of vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
April 1oThe Florida at Fernandina; the Arkansas and
tht Nevada al Jacksonville: the Truxtun and the
April 1.-THE Galveston and the Chattanooga, Co
SAILED
April lo-The Truxtun and the worden from target
GTtsd for San Juan the Yankee, from Monte Cristi
Gusntsname.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Monroe ave, n. ". Belmont Ivan E.
pany; March 27. 1905 ~, ...,...,..... S25
March "a 1905. ...,...,..,., 20 $
whisky agt. Max Goldberg ct al; December IL,
1905 a.; -. l2O
100; James J. Owens agt. Henry T. Buman et
Al; February 4 - 1905 ,.......... sao 4
Gsorse q BaRssF a. al January 80. 1908 1875
r9ba Gdsswirh ct al; August ?G 1895 (by honD $50
100 II: Keshin, Blitstein q Co ast Samuel
T. Slater Aprii .. 1905 ...-.......-... 7aR A
Hath St, No 2s East. Barnet Rosenberg ct al ~
sgt Charles sehoenstein; February TO- 1858
leanesllsd) 635 O
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

The Burns Realty Company has sold for r r
Fitzpatrick TO A. H. Gleason three lots on the east
side of Broadway. . feet south Of Nagle ave.
Collins Collins have sold for the estate of Mary
T. u. Entz No % East sd St. four story brown
stone dwelling house a lot 20x1OO2 feet This
is the eighth house III the SOS, near 5th ave re
Gently sold
Duff x Conger were the brokers in the saIa eor
Daniel Cunningham of the plot of four lots on the
west SIDE OF Park ave, between S4th and S5th SITS
f. V. Pescia & Co have sold for Alfred Russeia
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
WILL USE SNORING cAlssoNs.

ed at No. 81 to AZ Wall ST. for the Land Pur-
chase Company, at a cost of about $1,000. Before
the founda tion is laid the walls of the nine story
office building of the United States Trust Com
pany at No. 10 Wall ST. and the eleven story build
ing at No. 20 Wall st. to he shored up. This
work will be accomplished by sinking pneumatic
spectve walls 10 be protected. The work is to be
done by the Foundation Company, and is cost
$4,000, or $4,000 for each casson. Plans for this
work have been flied
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
REALTY NOTES,

James Brown. of Brown Brothers & Co, is the
buyer of Nos. 7S7 and 7S9 Park ave, plot 81 4xs6
feet He will erect dwelling house for his own
the parcel
Douglas Robinson. Charles S. Brown & Co have
rented for the ]. c. Lyons Building and Operating
Company to General Lloyd S. Bryce No q East
S1St St, a five story white stonefront dwell
ing house. plot 32x1022 General Bryce recentII,
bought site in 5th ave, S4th ST. through the
brokers - ''-049ii '4tO
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12

Lot 275. map Van Nest Park: Cogswell-Taylor
improvement Company to Michael Murphy
Lot It's 81. map Unionport. iOoxlOs: James Esw
as3b george s 1of SIS and SIS map iacona PARK
25x1Od; A shatzkin Sons to Emelio BnonO;
Lot ga to ss7. map land George & Hy
B oPdyke; W. William a HiggIns to Fl c Kudlich
Yolkeaburg 10 Henry KTauss; mortgage, $4,000
i2oth st. $ $; 2s5 # W % "a ave 25xiOO1l;
l2oth st. $. 2o IT Of ID ave 23x10O11:
slst 81 No q East, 264i6o5 Martin c,oods:nd
AIisr 10 Teresa :, N cGnley; ~ moPtgsgs $50 900
s5, e5 al 10 Martin Engel and another; mortgage
125th s. Nos i2s and i2s East, 55xroo ii: James
14oth st. No 227 West '''7 q 'f iozse H. Ephram
Bradhurst ave e corner 14sd St. 25x7os; Israel
z,d ! r Roe t, to ,s Camille Hlrseh m9rgage s2l 600
man man and another. executors. to Arthur
Amsterdam ave n W corner 144th st. 2iiixs4;
John Joh Brandt 10 Andrew Davey; mortgage.
l44iR st. No sG7 west. "a Gxaa ii; Alfred J. Mad
den to William Schimpf and another; mort
18th ST, No s45 West, 25x9i IL: Frederick suss-
oo man to Max Wachsman; mortgagss sS2 600.
Appel to Celia Diamond: mortgage. S55. 600.
Lexington & ave ,,. s. looS tn e Of Ssh G6r5nv st.
mortgage. $50. coo.
Brook ave n e corner 164th ST. 20 sx745; Augusta
Knecht TO George Croneberger; mortgage
Lots s1'i:Y Il and IS map OF Mount Hope: George
Menaker to Liebe Levin; mortgage. 81. $50.
1891 st. corner Loring Place, 104 3x15O1 10;
Franklin Lord and another, trustees. TO
Henry Van Duzer: = parts. ..-.....-----.. lS.e
Same property; Richard Ely to same; y part
Lot H. map Cf 10T lots Hudson Park; II 2 Rose
to Columbus r Murray. ..............,..
Teggett ave s. 225 IT of 145th st. 25xl76; Max
J Adler 10 Louis L.ederer; mortgage. $4,000.
165th st. corner Tiffany 81, 55.2x73; Nester
Berman to Gus G Odeil. ....---.---
Spuyten DuyviI Road n 5 at , 9 corner land
Philo Johnson; John Londersan to Arthur Ly-
decker ............. .-.-....-.---
Fulton ST. g $ 1O5 II of 23sth ST. 1O0x115; Com
monweath Real Estate Company TO John A
Bruckner and another: mortgage 81. 333 81
1st ave s. 555 II IS OF Goth 81. 3fx1S; Mary
Bremen to Nelson Smith. tr- .----....---
s0th ST. No 419 East, 25x102 ?; Naclav Palecek
TO Frank Jonas; mortgage, $4,000. ..-..-..----
2Sth st. s. 275 fl OF LIST ave. 25Xas.9; Harry
Mntz to Alexander Stewart; mortgage. $4,000.
3sth st. No 81 West 1s4x9s.9; Emma C Roche
I42d ST. No 633 East: Moritz L Ernst ct al 10
Kate Montague; mortgage SI1, T5O. .......-....
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
TO ENLARGE PARK AVE. HOUSE.

Plans have been filed for the enlargement of the
four story private dwelling house of Joseph E.
Stevens at No. II Park ave. story rear ex-
tension is to be added and Colonial facade of
brick, with marble trimmings. having a central en-
trance and bay at the second story, built. The
improvements TO $4,000, according to the
estimate of George z. Wood, the architect.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
DIRECTOR OF MUTUAL ALLIANCE.

Albert l. Banister. assistant secretary Of the
Trust Company of America and manager OF its
Wall Street branch. elected a director and
ice-presdent Of the Mutual Alliance Trust Com
psny No. s6 Beaver street yesterday Mr. Ban
lister has been officer Of the Trust Company Of
America since its organization, June 1882 and was
previously connected with the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

I67th ST. n $. 100 IT, W of Prospect ave. 2Ox125;
Northwestern Realty Company loans Anstey
Monroe ave. n ". corner Belmont St. 1O0x95
Commonwealth Mortgage Company loans Dele
mebra Construction Company -.--.--.--.-
93d St n. s.. 300 IT, W. OF West End ave. 75x
zoos; Title Guarantee and Trust Company loans
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
MECHANICS LIENS.

Central Park West, S9th st. t25 11X
banner contractor. ......,..,r. ss5 90
Bd ave, II. l40th g.. .4xl6S s; Gustav
Ernst agt. Frances Rogers owner; Charles
Scheldecker, contractor 700 90
Central Park West g " corner s9th st, 1O0x125;
owner ana contractor. ;............ $40 "a
Feuerston owner Harry Tiipan confreetor. 200 90
81. Nicholas ave. n. l7Ath 100Xlo0;
and contractor. .25O co
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
A s25o,ooo BANK BUILDING PROJECT.

Plans have been filed for the new building to be
erected for the New York County National Bank
southwest corner of sth and 18th st. 1t is to
front Sis feet in the avenue and 100 feet in the
street and will be a story and attic structure,
with basement for vaults. Its facades will be
of South Dover white marble of classic design. the
entrance being a lofty porch hanked with Ionic
capitals and shorter columns pedestals bearing
electric torches The pediment Is to be adorned
with eagle with outstretched wings. The build
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Iith ave- No cit Gel; for a two story brick
storage building and stable, 75x02 Central Bot
Ting Company owner. l.. 4. Goldstein. archi-
9th ave. s. W. corner l4th ST. for and
half story brick bSnk building, 81 Sxl00; New
York County National Bank, owner r. l..
Daus. architect. ......-...........
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
Ex-ugUTENANT BURBANK IN PRISON.

tFy Telegraph Tribune
LeaVenworth Kan, April 11.-sdney S Bur
bank. until recently a first lieutenant in the
9th United States Infantry began fifteen
months sentence for embezzlenent and deser-
uon Of his Filipino wife and child in the United
States prison at Fort Leavenworth to-day Bur-
oank maintained defiant attitude upon enter
Ing the prison -
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
GETS LARGE EAST SIDE PLOT.

Adolph Hollander has bought nine lots the
south side of 77th ST, 173 feet east OF Avenue a,
225x1O22 feet. Also nine lots on the south side of
18th St, l73 feet east of Avenue A. 225x1022 feet
Simon. Waach, Wolf & Cohn the brokers
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12

Abbott, Augustus In. Downey; January Is
1898 ,--... s557 10
SaIle-Sanle January l2 1895 ........... 81 20
Doty Thomas Nv L. Conway; June j. 1898
poll Eastman March 22 1899. 81 81 i i
Lesser; October 2I 1O5 81
Harris Louis 1T A. Leary: March % 1905 . lS6 %
Helrng Gustav-People. etc; June l. 1905 -, 500 90
Harris. Bertha-City OF New York; March a.
Haber. Norris Samuel Dworkowitz ana David
Habec-A osniek: March q. 1905 cyssatet5. :. ia IS
1906 l. $50 1s
RoGkmore David vi Bunger; June Z 1905 1l5 20
-. ....
Armenia Insurance Company OF Pittsburg Penn
c. E Ring; March 81. 1906 canceled) -. 1os Is
Same-Same March 81 1906 cancelled los Is
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
U. S. APPOINTMENT FOR cARmopy

j. Francis Carmody, who married Miss Snow, the
step-daughter OF Senator Platt. has been appointed
an Assistant United States District Attorney for
the Southern District of New York Mr. Carmodv
had been employed assistant for some time prior
70 the formal appointment.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
BUYS DWELLING HOUSE ROW.

Shaw & Co. have sold No. 1876 144 West 12Sth st.
five three story and basement brownstone dwelling
houses 15x991l feet each for J. NJ. Williams to
Edward J. Welng.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
.eILsEY ESTATE AUCTION POSTPONED.

The sale of Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre prop
erty, at the northwest corner of Broadway and
2sth ST, owned by the Peter Gsey estate, which
to have taken place yesterday at noon,
postponed by Bryan l.. Kennedy the auctioneer,
until noon of April 25. 1t viii be held the Real
Estate Exchange, No. IA Vesey ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
Furnished Houses to Let-Country,

OVERLOOKING LAKE CHAMPG4AIN and Adiro,,,-
" In fine residence quarter of beautiful RurIi9r,n1
For rent. furnished. for large brick bonss
stable. box stalls GEO. r. BROWN S4T ScrtS
Union ST., Burlington, Vermont i
GUNNER COTTAGES on seashore, cape Cod Harwlch
~ Mass. rented completely furnished Including hatb
houses, $255 $500 bathrooms NIL comforts aeligbtfuI eli
mate; safe beach, Illustrated circular CAIPE s5 Iet
E'NGLEWOOD Desirable houses rent furnished for
II summer II. WEATUERBY \ co. EnEiSwooi = - y
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that Of the debtor, the second
that OF the creditor and date when Judgment was
filed:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
Country Property for SAFE or to Let

- For sale or rent hne house; IL rooms includinr
Atpnwall Hote property on the State Road about one
+'N '"''' LEMON
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
Country Property to Let.

4 NME. CONN. To LET.-Old Colonial bouse rs rooms.
, also cottage 10 rooms; both with modern Improve.
eh4s anu tully furnished; also cottage. rooms fur
tsHed or untunlshed delightfully."- situated Address Mrs.
+. l. SALISBURY, New Haven. Conn