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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-14
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-14
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-14
Baltimore Marft6eridjtc.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-14
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-14

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-14

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New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
BRISBANE TALKS FOR FITZGERALD
Makes Speech in South Brooklyn in Favor
of Postman Candidate

Arthur Brisbane went down 10 South Brooklyn
last night In behalf Of his chief He went down TO
make labor speech. he said. but told his hearers
that he believed the who preceded him COW
cred the field thoroughly and ably"
The meeting held at the Golden Horn Casino,
$50 street and Third avenue. and was primarily
in the interest of Fitzgerald, the letter
rier candidate for Congress from that district.
Joseph r Spears was in the chair. He led Mr..
Brisbane TO the platform through crowd of
noisy admirers. then introduced him thus:
Gentlemen, England had her Charles Dickens
and his Little Nell America has her Arthur Bris-
bsne and his editorials-this is Mr.. Brisbane"
Mr.. Brisbane apologzed for q slight affection OF
the throat thsn launched into a whispered
condemnation OF the trusts and all things evil in
his eye
"An the countries of the world are awakening
10 the demands OF the masses" he said. England
has just sent hfty-seven laboring men to Parlia-
rnent. and Russia Is awakening. The United States
alone has been slow 10 respond TO the demands Of
the people But it will yet hear the peoples cry.
He charged the Republican party with sending
Speaker Cannon into this state TO work for the
election OF men who were members OF trusts"
and said that the party establishing caste
distinction" Then he said some nice things about
Mr.. Fitzgerald
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

E. Sharum has bought No S93 East 13sth St. a
six story and basement tenement house with stores
a plot S76x10o feet.
John Smith has sold to A. Wesenthal No. e3S
East 152d ST. four story plot, lot 25x1456x ir
regular.
o. J. Waite has sold No. 7l5 East 134th St. five
story iathouse on lot 25x1OO feet.
Simon & Atlas have sold for J. Klein No. West
Hath st, five story double fathouse on lot 276x
lG0.u feet
Moe Sturtz has sold for William Damn to Eman-
uel E. Fox No. 122 and l24 West 102d street, two
five story stone front fathouses. plot 52xlO0.u
feet. Also sold for Emanuel E. Fox to Charles
Duggin No. 423 West Forty-third st, three story
and basement brown stone front dwelling house. on
lot 2lX1005 feet.
The Ernst-Cahn Realty Company has sold for a
client TO Arthur H. Sanders No. 1921 I'd ave. a
five story double fathouse. lot 25x79 feet.
Moses Kinzer has resod to Joseph Spivack Nos.
1888 and l84S 2d two five story tenement houses
each on lot 25X72 feet.
Henry Punchard has sold to Jacob Goldsten the
northwest corner of Market slip and Water St,
a five story building, on lot 2Ox51 feet
The Ernest-Cahn Realty Company has sold for
story frame dwelling house. lot 168x75 feet Also
sold for the Louis Meyer Realty Company No. 754
Wendover ave, four story iathouse plot Sx
l25 feet. Also sold for Adolf Weisberger Nos. 2056
and POS La Fontaine ave. two dwelling houses, on
plot 32Xle0 feet.
Richard Dickson has sold for Mary Bracht No.
| feet.
Aaron B. Cohen has sold for Jacob Cohen. Jacob
FenSterstock and Julius Fleischer No. 1856 Bradford
St. Brooklyn. two family two story and basement
brick dwelling house. 19x4Sx1O0 feet, to Mex Gold
stein and NJ. Epstein Mr. Cohen also sold for the
same sellers No. 358 Bradford ST., adjoining, a
similar house, 10 Harris Sklar. The price was 800
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

A. IA vesey st-By Joseph ?. Day: lst st. 1s, 9;
150 Of ID 10 Sx77xl9 lOx744 sy b ten h vol
sale $50 7th ave cor Both ST. "a sx5o; sty Bldg
ST. lsx75; sy bldg, with store vol sale; st Nicholas
ave 117th % 7x1o7 II x25 3X925 sty double
H. vol sale. Belmont 1o2 fl of 10th st,
lots; vol sale; 18th g Belmont ave; lots vol
sale Clinton Oakland pl 5OxlOO vacant; vol
sale Beaumont ave, .. 100 # Of lsLth st. 50xl00;
vacant. vol sale Belmont 1S1th st, 1OxlOO:
vacant Cambreling 1S7th 70x1OO;
vacant, vol sails; Columbus ave. S. 3O II OF Bronx
dale 50xloo. vacant; vol sale, 3 Front 81
II Moore ST. 3xsOx36xsO; part unfinished bldg:
City r E Mary Keleher al; Harold Swain.
atty; Wlman, ref; due. S13.386 AS etc,
S1.0l4 GA; 90 Morton ST, 2132 fl OF Hudson st,
is2x1o0; sty blk dwg h; 4 Mcdonnell. extx agt
Z W al; J Arnold atty; Harry Greenberg,
ref; amt due si1 sse So tazes etc. 81 800.
BY Bryan L. Kennedy: 81 SD st. n. S. 4OS3 IT. Of
Columbus 2lx1022x irreg; sty blk dwg H. exrs'
sale 81 Watts ST. 207s fl Of varick st. 212x76 to
alley irTeg sty dwg h. with stable in rear;
sale. estate Of annie Stuart Miller. deceased ~
20z1o66; business bldg, with
BY Peter r Meyer 271 Guion Place $. 100 100 #
n Of ST Lawrence 25xS0; sty H. c Rabell
admr. David Murphy a.; B Rabel. atty: ] II
Rogan ref; amt due. s., ASS 5s
A. Bronx Salesroom-By Julius H. Hass: 2410 2414
Hoffman 81. 10 # of 18th 50X1176; three 8
family houses; vol saie
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
KNABE BUILDING SOIL
PURCHASE PRICE, 81, 800 900.
Operator Finds Market for Many
DOzcntozCn Holdings.

The Raimon Company. of Paris and New York
has bought from Horace A. Hutchins through John
N Golding for s1,8ooOoO. the Knabe Building, Nos
z37 and 439 5th ave. southeast corner OF Sth st II
is opposite the Union League Club The knahe
Building is a new structure. 1t is eleven stories
high and occupies plot fronting 49.5 feet in 5th
ave and rs feet in 39th ST. II originally
leased to Raimon Company, silk and dress
goods dealers which occupies part of the building.
Later the Knabe Piano Company bought the Raj
mon Companys lease. The structure takes its
from the piano company. This is the third
big 5th deal closed this week, the other two
being the sale of No. 572 5h for $4,000 and of
the Lotos Club property, Nos 656 and 65S 5th ave-.
for little more than $4,000.
Daniel B. Freedman has sold to a client of Strong
q Cadwalader Nos. 1874 lS6 and 1870 William st. and
No. z Spruce St and No. 81 Frankfort st. The square
foot area of the combined parcels, which are just
south of the Brooklyn Bridge. is 5000. He took in
part payment the southeast corner of 65th st. and
Lexington ave-. two three story buildings, 346xSo
feet each.
The Century Realty Company has sold for cash
No. Is Pearl ST., five story building. at the north
east corner of Whitehall ST. Herman LIE Roy Ed
gar the broker.
The mortgage of s25ooOo. for five years at per
cent which obtained by William A. White &
Sons for Henry c. Tinker affects the kensington
apartment house property l50.6x90 feet at the
southeast corner of 9th ST and Park ave. Robert
s. Clark is the lender
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
MECHANICS LIENS.

l4eth St, s.. 100 ft w. Of Amsterdam ave 200
Al0O; Iuilders' Heating Company agt Weinberg
Sudzen owners and contractors: Adiah ii.
I1eeerer owner ..-.... 81. .225 O
stein agt. Hyman Romm, owner and contractor 425 o.
Minerva Place. n. 8. 100 H. W. OF Concourse 5Ox
100 Josiah y. Tsdai agt Dorothea Essg
owner and contractor: II. a Squires con-
Bank st No. 80: Charles n Gray Marble and
Slate Company agt. Cornsia S. Robinson. owner
and contractor 90 o.
sAGe property; same agt. -........ III a
e1-E st. No. 29l 70 237 West: Abraham b. Jars
est Norris Nlerenterg. i>ous ana Moses
!r5insky. owners and contractors ......... 800 O
l3.i. Ct NJ. 522 last: Jacob MoskoWtz aet- John
S.-Eal. owner: Isaac I>ustgarten contracfor.. 40
Holman 10. 2sl0 10 24I4: owen Toher AR
J2.n Mar's owqer and contractor -. loa o
lDDl.. sa21uel /, RockIuvro agt Max Rubin and
Davf1 Perlman. ana cOntrRc ctors ...... 76 M
l21.l st. =. =. 100 II. " of Amsterdam ave ITO
Si0L. Same ast Portland Realty Company,
s"n-r ami cou,Inctor ........ 80 n
0tA az, 10. ~. ! :. end N. 4. Engei agt W
IL F. Finn. e~ner al contractor $50. 24s o.
iJ:h u. S. 10 T.. .: hlDalwny. i5IxJg
sH1ah l. SicGrl 81 al az RcGcc.elt Realty and
o1@=LS;io. CJnpanr o% ner ana cCEtCaciar.. IG7 a
SiouAt Norris PARK Nss No 20. Cha,iee b.
rctrro Lst Ai1eIt Frame. owner and con
esth ST.. n s.. 275 ft. W. Avenue A. 75xi0o:
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
HARTFORD COMPANY STILL ACTIVE.

Hartford. Conn. Oct. 23.-The suit OF the COM
mittee Of policyholders against the Hartford Life
Insurance Company and the Security Trust Com
pany for an accounting Of the so-cailed safety
fund " is based entirely the alleged failure Of
me oncers Of these corporations who are named IN
the writ TO make distribution of this fund The
Hartford Life Insurance Company was Originally,
incorporated in 1857 and although its name was
changed from that under which it was first in
corporaJed and its charter amended at different
times It is still dong active business in many
1orms OF insurance. The writ in the suit does not
make reference the present business of the com,
pany except as relating the safety fund, nIan
~ sets forth only that the defendant Insurance
SohpShy ceased 10 do business under the 'sa fer y
d9no una pan and ceased 20 admit members To Il
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
REPAIRS NIPPLE WRECK.
ReceiUer of Real Estate Trust Com
pang Finishes Work.

Philadelphia. Oct 23-George H. Earle, tr, re-
oeiver Of the defunct Real Estate Trust Company.
announced tonight that all of the assents TO his
plan for reorganization had been received and
that he will go into court tomorrow or Thursday
and ask TO be discharged receiver. The wrecked
bank VIII then be reopened, and the board of d.
viii be Dir. Earle
% ne ReaI Estate Trust Company failed on August
me collapse was brought about by excessive loans
mace py us president Frank K Nipple to Adolf
segal, promoter. on insufficient security HiDpia
committed suicide.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
RENT PAYERS PROTEST
&ny Property Ospners. Charge Too
High Rates in Loscer Part of City.

About q thousand rent payers gathered at Cooper
Uoaor last night protest against the high rents
now being charged by property owners for living
apartments IN the lower section of the city. Those
who attended came from both the East and West
SIDES. The meeting held Under the auspices
and management OF the Tenants Onion of New
York. which formed last May. President Cor
nelius Donovan presided.
In his opening address President Donovan attacked
the Laws that favor the tenement house owners as
against the tenant the rent payer and the voter He
said the rent conditions here were worse than the
conditions Of the rent payer in Ireland. The fol-
lowing resolution adopted:
Resolved, That. pending remedial legislation and
Improvement in the conduct Of public Off
cials agree 10 use our best efforts to unite our
neighbors in their own defence against further op
preston and eXtortion.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
ROUNDSMAN SHOT BY THIEVES.
Seriously Wounded While Hanging to Tail
board of Fleeing Wagon.

Roundsman James McGarry. of the Atlantic
avenue station, Brooklyn. shot in the jaw and
while trying to capture two burglars at Kings
ton avenue and Eastern Parkway. at o'clock
yesterday morning. Both burglars escaped. The
roundsman is in a critical condition in ST. John IS
Hospital
Roundsman McGarry and Roundsman Henry
Carney the thieves they were entering the
cellar OF Charles Lehman & Bro. druggists at
No. N3 Kingston avenue. The thieves came in a
wagon. ana when they the police jumped into
It and lashed the horse into gallop. Both
roundSmcu after the wagon. and II was
while hanging 10 the tailboard that McGarry was
shot. A soda water tank. which McGarry said was
in the wagon, is supposed have been taken from
the store of John z. Schmidt No. 7S3 Herkimer
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

aoi9Serg ct al July 81 isoe s1o5 90
9Ith st. s. 100 # e. ID ave- C. &
ternber l9 1908 $3.50 90
95th n. s. 100 IT e. Of 2d ave. Maurice
stromnger agt same September il 1906 235 90
Same property: Weisel Danowtz & Co agt. same:
September 6. 1905 25l 80
% sePtem6eT 4a S. 1905 2s5 90
Tetta Born ct al: July 10 1905: 100 Oa
Union s 16Oth g. Finkel-
stein agt. Jackson Bros. August 1906 -. 233 10
ST. Nicholas pl, e. 249l of centre line
1880 ST II extended; Candee Smith Rowland
Company agt. Leopold Kantor IT al. October TO-
e,!s 1900 ~. 20: 5a1 81
Goldstein al July "a 1905 (by boad) ~ 800 90
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24

oWner: Samuel Kessier Contractor a22 90
1st ave. W. s.. whole front between Goth and
Tooth sts, 201 1Ox100; agt. Kleinfeld &
Rothfeld, owners; Samuel Kessler contractor 94s rs
123d ct. No 854 964 East; Isidor Lichtenstein
owners and contractors 1850 90
e2d St. Nos 158 and 1865 East; Greater New York
stein contractor 1900
IsidoT Colt owner and oonfaeor 5s5 90
I0eth St, n. $50 fl. OF 1st ave. 15ox19ol1;
owner: Samuel Kessler contractor .........e. $40 90
1924 E. 120 IT. e. Of Morris ave, 40x1G0.11;
Kesser contractor $50 90
pok owner; @ Samuel Kessier eontractor ~ 500 90
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
LIS PENDENS.

Park ave W. corner 10Th st. 1oo11xs1; Golde &
Cohen Abram Schlesinger al. foreclosure OF
morgage); attorneys Mannheim & Mannheim.
60th n. 125 #. W 1st 20x1005; ].
Dewitt agt. Emma Brand notice attachment)
attorney. D. j. Gladstone
e9li: 1s4h $ 100 IT. ". Of Amsterdam ave 2OOx
lsx200 1xSS6 actions Bronx Investment Company
agt Isaac Schneider ct al foreclosure Of mortgage)
attorneys. Merrill 6s Rogers
12Tth Nos. 10 and 172 East Alfred A. Liscomb
al. agt Sarah E Lscomb al. faction debar clam)
attorneys BIandy. Mooney & Shipmnn
Front st. No; 85e, and South st. No. 3s2 Marion
Ehrenfeld agt Michael Schiavone el. faction
form mortgage); attorney NJ. Silverstein.
I'D St, n. 81 @ IT. Lexington 1s.9X102 3
c. Noney king Katharine NJ lie Roy ct al. (ection
10 oreclose mechanics len; attorneys Phillips
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
CARTER H. HARRISON INJURED

Montreal Oct 23-Ex-Mayor Carter H. Har-
rison Of Chicago was taken this morning from
Ridout, Ont, by way of Toronto, to Chicago
He Is suffering from badly strained back and
possibly internal injuries. With J W Winter
Dennlle Demmee. E B. TOinlan and w II Has.
XII an OF Chlcago he was moose hunting ba oh
OF Chapleau when he was injured at portage,
chicago Oct. 23.-The members Of the family
OF Garter H. Harrison said to-day that thew
nae received no report of his being injured Sc
riously, although they had received It.ord -.
10 was suffering from lumhago ma
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
THE BRONX BUILDING PLAN

Harrington ave, s., 1904 fl. of Schuy-
Ter Road; for story and basement brick
dwelling house. 21x54; Martin Norton owner;
Charles P Baxter architect. ..............-.. SOS
Matthews ave. W. g. 1881 #. n. Of Bronx Hill
ave. for a two story dwelling house.
21x50: Bernard Maloney, owner; Henry Nord-
helm. architect .........,........ 90
181th ct. n. $. 105 # W. of Willow ave; for
four story brick factory building, 50x95;
pany, architect. 22C
fremont ave- Il. s. 46.11 IT. e. OF Crotona ave-;
for two two story brick dwelling houses. with
stores, 25XG0 Gilbert Van der Smissea. owner;
F. Nusbaum. architect ect....................:... 90
Villa ave. s.. 1S6 TT s. of Van Cortlandt ave;
for story frame meeting room: Leo Hut
ter. owner: F. E Albrecht. architect.
2l5th 1T. n. 8. 100 #. W. 9th ave;
story brick garage. 1sx17: Cantoni Nlethiori.
owner and architect. ........................
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
PEAsE G ELLIMAN IN THREE DEALS.

Pease & Ellirnan have sold for H. G. Trevor to
Howard Conl1lin No. 157 East 10Th st. q four story
highstoop. brownstone dwelling house. 96x1O0 feet.
Also sold for Albert V. de Goicouria TO a client.
for occupancy No. 28 West 18Th ST. four story
brownstono front dwelling house, q lot 20x100
feet. Pease & Gilman also brokers IN the
sale Of No. 10 East 3Sth st, for Mrs. Mabel A.
Downing. reported sold on Saturday