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New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
REALTY NOTES.

The Charles f. Noyes Company has leased the
store and basement No. So Warren St TO the
Dobbie Foundry and Machine Company; store
and basement at No. 50 Water 81. 10 Plata &
Co. Also lofts at No. 275 Water ST, 10 the Hol-
man Chemical Company; No. 1sS William St. to
Jacob Rossberg No. SS Maiden Lane, to John
NToCabe. No 136 William St, 10 Gregory Vein
stein and No Gold St, 10 the Chiffon Paint
Company
Duff & Brown leased for II. s. Auerbach the
four story building at the northeast corner OF
broadway and l36th ST. and for Quackenbush
&, Brioe No ass West 145th St. four story
dwelling house
The New Yorker Stats Zeitung has mortgaged
its property at Park Row and Tyron Row To
the German Savings Bank for 100000. for one
year at AZ per cent
The estate OF George Bliss is the buyer of NO.
3S5 9th ave sold by Anne Sands The estate
also owns No 3S7, adjoining
Norris Appner and Isidore Verona are the
buyers Of Nos. 277-279 Ave. c. and also the ad-
tourning building No. 655 East 18th St also OF
20a9 ID ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
MANY LONG ISLAND SALES.

Florence c. Smith has sold 10 the Long Is
land Estates Company Of the Krommehacher
farms. north OF Springfield. aggregaung l'S
acres and said to be worth S35O.oOO.
James vanderveer has sold to Katherine NJ
Calvin. two tracts south OF the old Brushvihe
section. west Of Queens village. where the jam
aica ana Hampstead plank road crosses the
Long Island Railroad. The property is said 20
be worth S117.5O
w WelIingheld has sold 10 John F. Ries. two
parcels, 1S24 acres, north or Eifnhurst' ana sdlu
TO be worth Sl2OO0O
Elizabeth r. LevisOn has sold 20 Morris and
David JaTe Norris L. Sack and Louis Stein
field. 1910 acres at South WoOdhaven. ada
cent 10 the Brooklyn boundary line' and said 10
be worth 100000.
Charles Berlnel has bought from the Yale
Land Company tract OF SO acres southeast
Of Elmhurst. said 10 be worth $4,000.
Edward Richardson has conveyed title 20 the
Golden Realty Company TO three parcels in
with "A frontage Of 3S4 feet both sides Of
Barclay St. l2s feet the vest side Of Central
a We. and l2S feet the as. side Of Percy St
The plots said 10 be worth $1,000
Grace /. Horsfall has sold 10 the Investors ana
Traders Realty Company, twelve lots in the
Barlow St and north OF Vandeventer aV. said
10 be worth $1,000
Hazen y. Witty has bought 81 lots at Isling-
ton Terrace. in the village OF Springfield. They
are said 10 be worth about S25OoO.
Patrick Donahue has sold 20 the Sisters Of
ST. Joseph. a plot at Far Rockaway. 100 feetx
go feet at the northwest corner OF Clark St
and Central ave. said 10 be worth $4,000
Susan Bauman has given mortgage Of S24,-
o0a 10 the Long Island City Savings Bank on
a plot AT Long Island City. with a frontage of
i:il feet on Flushing ave and lag feet On the
&eWtoWa road
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
LIS PENDENS.

Prospect ave. s., lots n 72 part OF TO-
map Of Woodstock except parts released follows;
Prospect ave, e 1908 IT. n. OF ST.. 75x125f
Prospect ave. 163d 16x1es 5x17 ex19s.5
Stebbins lots. and g. damage map filed February
IL. 1896; Mary b. Dun ct al, executors. Ellen
NJ Chisholm ct al foreclosure OF i've mortgages);
torneys, Alexander & Green
list ave-. Nos 1857 and 1869; Henry Rossnheld ast.
Swain.
18th ave. n s.. 155 IT, E. OF 4th st. 25x114; Isabelle
Hubner aEt Kathie Mascs al foreclosure OF mort
gage: attorney. A p. Wagner.
SSth st., No 419 East; Simon Uhlfelder Ct al. agr
Samuel Wochok al foreclosure OF mortgage); ator-
ney NJ Slverstein
Southern Boulevard n. e. cor. Iesgett ave, runs n.
116.Sx n 1OOx 100 Whitloek ave-. . g.,
6. W. along W. n. W. and n WhttlocS and
Leggett aves.. beginning; Johnsonb-SAhn company
E Gabler forecose mechanics Hem;
attorneys, Myers & Goldsmith.
Sth n. 1920 70 8x1oO; BENJAMIN Mo
Harry Rosenblatt ct al Corecosure or
mortgagel; attorneys. krakOwer s. Peters.
ST.. 100 II. OF 7th 1OOx118BS Walter
Ffndlay Lloyd Lee ct al (action 70 re-
cover possession ete.): attorney. r. Tasssrt
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
JERSEY SENATE TRIAL.
Wftmesses Say TUo BargaiHed for
Defeat of Bills.
~ rslssrspA . she Trssuns. ]

rrenton. April z.-senator George L. shinn and
Senator George =. Martens were tried before the
ytsdiciary Committee OF the Senate to-day on the
charge OF soliciting brides connection with SEN
ate billie Nos IS and 1s5. The bills are known as
tho FHwnbTOlers' bills and the charges were made
by Morris Krtnlzs. president OF the State Pawn
brokers Association.
Erinhe alleged that Frederick Nissan known TO
him az a professional lobbyist told him that kal
the bills. which threatened the interests OF the
pRSnbrokers money would be necessary. He seid
he met the accused Senators in room back OF the
Senate chamber and there a heated conference
took place. The price for killing the bills accord
ing 10 Krimke. gradually knocked down 20 500
apiece for the Senators.
In the testimony Il was brought out that Krimke
left the conference very angry. and 90 thoss who
met him he said Ee had been held I'D Cor money 20
XIII the bills.
corsed by the Ca-penters' Union. Both shinn ana
Martens denied eEnphaticaIly on the stand that
there had been anything crooked IN the handling Of
the legislation
Aeter Senator AckerTnan had testified that al
though a member OF the Labor and Industry Com
Eirtse he had not attended a meeting Philip
Erimke was called. In part, this was his testi-
mony;
o;-whsn ben 61a you you tTst hear OF these biIls' Al
o:-what would be the effect OF the bills on the
business OF pewnbrokers2 A pawnbroker
where % are mos OF OF i the snTsT pswn hSsa OF
rtate7 Ain Hudson and Essex counties There
that know OF in Ocean or Hunterdon
county,
cy-Had you any negotiation with Mr. Nissan
Hbou1 the buls9 A--Not that know Of
Q.-When did you meet Senators Martens and
ehinn? "A week ago last night. kissam intro
Sunsd
c-what happened2 Al said. Senator shinn,
what about these bns7' he SAID. They're good,
and going 70 pass" I asked Y they could be
stopped He said Yea" J asked, "HowT' He
seio with money" How much? Senator Shinn
said, 'One thousand dollars" I said could not
Martens ! think said ''That'u be $500 apiece"
We IN the room back OF the Senate chamber
about ten minutes The two Senators then went
hack into the Senate I talked the matter over
with some of my friends. and they ssio, Don't
yfve up a cent"
John J. Farrell. legislative correspondent, told OF
hearing about ths matter about twenty-four hours
before gstring the AFFIDAVIT. When he got the an
dsvft FARRELL spoke 10 Senator shinn in reference
70 tho matter.
II ssked Senator shinn # 81 true that he
Sold Kr1Inks that $500 would be necessary to kin
the bills. He said: Yes. What OF it4 / asked him
who the other man WIS and he said II sens-
ltoY Martens who gave him the hill.
''Then he asked me what driving AZ, and
J told him. and he SAID, The whole thing is q
I'd lie.' ] said: Why. you just admitted that it
true He said IL false. but that he had
agreed fix the bills. Later I Senator Shinn
and asked him about the bills, and he said there
was nothing in II. ! said, no money! He said;
no. nothing at an "
Senators Shinn and Martens denied the state
snsnts of The other witnesses.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
JORDAN HELD IN $4,000 BAIL.
Englishman Indicted for Forgery in 1899
Captured Because He Talked Too Much.

George / Jordan. who arrested Tuesday
might on the charge OF Forging a for $4,000 IN
the name Of il. p. Fyse. client OF the banking
nrm OF r. c. Bennett & Co. OF no. IS Wall street
and for which ne indicted for forgery in the
nrst degree on September &c. 1889. arrsigned
yesterday before Recorder Con in General Sessions,
and held in $4,000 bail for trial.
. Jordan, Mark Denny" is Englishman who
came here in 1895. commissioned buy horses for
the British army in the Eoer War He LEFT this
city after his indictment. but changing his name
and appearance ne took rooms a No. 30 West ssth
street and became engaged IN the real estate bust
ness.
Jordan was arrested through his weakness in tell
ing one OF his clients OF his past. The client. il IT,
said went 10 the District Attorneys once and
''peached." Jordan represented yesterday by
q clerk from the Office OF former Assistant District
Attorney Rand 1r. Assistant District Attorney
Gsrvan asked that Jordan's bail fixed AT $4,000
but Recorder CSof increased the amount &. 90.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
MARRIAGE OFFERS FOLLOW FORTUNE.
IBy TelsETaph 20 The TTlbune.l

fBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Lynn. Mass. April 4-George Coram, better
known here as George Gorham, says he has re-
oeived 100000 OF S72O00Oo0 which he and
other heirs claim from lease Of land by his
great-grandfather. Thomas Coram. 10 the town
Of London. 1O6 years ago. The land IS now IN
the centre OF London and was leased for a
hospital for children. George Gorham. the pres
ent heir went 70 New York a few years ago,
and by shrewd speculation became rich, but
lost his money The payment OF the first in
stalment is proof that the COram claim Of S72-
100000 viii be paid IN fun Since the report
! has been circulated that Mr. Gorham heir
70 such large amount he has received numer-
GUS proposals OF marriage One day he re-
ceived 175 letters. Three brothers, wealthy
mine owners in Butte. Mont, also heirs.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
TO FoRECLosE C., H. & D. MORTGAGE
Suit Brought by Central Trust Company for
Bondholders.

gage for 100000 covering all the properties held
by the Cincinnati, Hamilton g. Dayton Railway
asked by Thomas ". Paxton, attorney for the
Central Trust Company OF New York, in a suit
nled IN the United States Circuit Court to-day.
The suit Is brought by the trust company tn the
interest of boncholders.
in January. 1895, the Cincinnati, Hamilton g.
Dayton Railway authorized issue OF S5OOOo.0lo
bonds, and Of that amount Sl7500OOO were issued
The interest was not paid in July nor January. The
Central Trust Company the trustee. a sale or
the road IS asked by the trust company. Mr.. Pax
ton said the mortgage all the main lines and
subsidiary lines and all ether properties owned by
Sbe Clncinnti, Hamilton d Dayton Railway.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
ROLLER SKATING RINK PLANS.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Murphy for making over the one story
garage. owned by Amos F. Emo and leased by
Harry S. Houpt, in Broadway, just south OF
55th ST. into a roller skating rink.
The garage building IS rs feet front and 19O
feet deep. with gallery. which is TO be extended
and fitted with space for musicians A new
maple floor is 10 be laid for the skaters. It viii
cost $1,000 TO make the necessary alterations.
the architect.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At Il vssey st-By Joseph Day; "a Albany s a
II West ST. 10x4Ox1S 7x59.e; story bk ten NJ
B4O 10Th g. 300 It OF 9th ave. 25xls4 extending
through 18th ST. bk dwg and story ok store;
] L Dwight agt Lawrence ct alt De Lagnsl Ber1er
atty; Emil Goldmark ref partition; All bath 81 s.
IO7 of ST Nicholas ave 81 6x9e IL; story ok dwg
Title Ins Co Moses Bachnan e al; Westcott
atty L Herman. ref; amt due xl16sl 2S; taxes etc
1855 "a 532 I4sth St OF College 2x1O0.
story dwg h: Jones st al agt W II Jones et al:
BENJAMIN atty; y Donnely. ref: partition; taxes,
s25O0; $40 S9th ST. 24O II W OF West End ave
2Ox1OO; 8 story dwg b: D Alcott and an
other agt NJ Riley: Block, o. G. & r. attys ehsrn 8
Of all right title int OF II Riley sale subject
mortgages aggregang s24 600; North Bath
n 2d ave- Long Branch, N J. 1s3x2O0 hotel prop.
perty known North Cottage; exT's SALE estate or
Gustav Reisulan, deceased
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
A 100000 BUILDING PROJECT.

Plans have been filed for a twelve story apart
ment house TO be built at the northwest corner
Of Central Park West and 18th 81. for the Lenox
Realty Company. of which Julian T. SAKE is
president. II viii have frontage on the park
OF 1922 feet and depth Of 1881 feet and
have accommodations for thirty-seven families
The facade is TO be OF brick and decorated lime
stone with an entrance porch adorned with four
carved stone columns. 1t is 70 be called The
Kenilworth. The cost is estimated at 100000
by Townsend Steinle & Haskell, the architects.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Central Park West n. W. 10th St, for
twelve story brick hathouse. 1O2 2x1139; Lenox
HasEsr aTchects $500 ooC
18th ST.. No. 1O2 West. for a six story brick
zlot architect -'O-t e's. c"'.. 25 900
55th ST., n. s. 2126 e. Of I'd ave. for a six
siesel Root owners G NJ straub. architect IS OoC
Sd ave. {. s.. S44 II. n. Of 10th st.. for a six
ROtkteld owners: Stern Z motifs aroiitscts .ocOc
6Tth st, No 342 Fast for two six story
owner; In g s5esrnaysr architsct 10000
25th ST. Nos. Il and AZ West. for eleven story
owner: F. & zobel. architect 7o ...-. . oo 10000
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
MECHANICS LIENS.

Caldwell ave. No 712 to I'd; Prizer-Painter Stove
and Heater Co agt. jacob Seider ard Henry StO-
lar. owners: William @. Powell. contractor. e. 4
Jane St, No. %: Morris Ia Weiss agt. John DaIa-
har. owner j. J. Moriarty contractor. ..........
127th St. No 1872 East: GaetanO Zihelli & Son
agt. Louis LOwenhof. owner and contractor.
2Sth ST. No. 236 70 24O East Ksshin. BlitsieR &c
CO. agt. Hugo D. RoSencorf. owner and con-
Sd ave. 5 e. cor. 9th St, 1OOo1O0; Samuel Le-
vine agt Louis & Joseph Bernstein. owners and
18th St, s. s. 175 IT, e OF Alexande~ ave, 4OX9O:
Tidewater Trim and Door Co. agt. Ursuline Con-
vent owner: George A O'Rourke, contractor.
Cauldwell ave. No. 706 10 726; Charles A.
McMann 3gt. Jacob Seider & Morris StoIar.
owners; William c. Powell. contractor. .........
156th ST., n. s. whole front between Jackson and
Forest aves. 1I5x1O0.T Z; same agt. Katz & POlalI
Realty and Construction Co. owner; William c.
Powell. contractor. ...-............
Madison ave. w cor. 96th st. 100 Sx15O; same
agt. Cades Realty Co. owner; William c. Pow
ell. contractor.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
M. r. KERRY IN THREE DEALS.

NJ. F. Kerby has sold for F. L. Moore to E.
Gottschslt the frame private house No sos East
10th St. on lot 5Ox125 feet; for David Bennes-
sey 10 William c. Bergen. lot 20x149 feet at the
southwest corner of Clay ave. and 10th St. and
for Mr.. Satler 10 a Mrs. Levins the frame pri-
vate house No. 17T4 Monroe ave, on lot 25x95
faag
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

22sth ST.. n. b. Ss It. Of Perry ave-; two story
frame dwelling house 21X5S; II. ID. Roach.
owner: r d. AIbrecht architect .............
Digney ave-. $, e corner Kinssbridge Road; one
and a half story frame stable, 12x14: Henry L.
Adt, owner and architect .............-.....-.-
164th ST.. No 6S5 East: story brick Office.
10 4x1O.4: Rate & Bummke. owner; John II.
Is4th ST. Nos. 6s5 and 8s7. rear: one story brick
stable 25x5O; Rate & Bummke. owners: John
westchester ave, n. =, 80 It. e OF Harrison ave
owner; William Kenny. architect ............,.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE AFTER PRESIDENT.

Chicago. April A large delegation OF repre-
sentatives OF the League Of American Municipal
titles left here to-day for Washington 20 urge on
President Roosevelt the importance of his at
tendance at the next convention OF the league.
which viii be held IN this city September 26. 2T
and 2S next. Among the members Of the party
were Mayor Dunno OF Chicago Mayor Book
walter OF indianapolis, John McVicaE formerly
Mayor OF Des Moines. Iowa, and a committee
from the Chicago Commercial Association
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS,

I24th St. No. 3jt West: Henry Lehmen agt c.
.IIvtnsstou Jones e al February 1905. $50 so
51st ST., No. IL East; Toscani Brothers agt. John
Doe all March 2e 1906 (6y so1 "A
Goth St, No. A West: James Tanning al agt.
eated) -: 27os %
vacated, % 20 90
Gronowitz March 20 1905 $50 90
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
WALDO GIVES OPINIONS TO NEGROES

Deputy Police Commissioner Waldo received
delegation Of lftoen negroes yesterday headed by
Edward J. Lee. lee told him they represented
the CoiOred Democracy. thaf they wanted fair
uav for tie negro and al tife protection and pfvi-
ieges allotted them lE llh passed during Gov
ern0~ MOrton's Asr Waldo said the raids
zould 20 ou and that The raiGs THAT had leen made
x,.r.. rieaf flc slfd TIE Police ben rtuacut meant
90 10 sksE s-a.. severe Ufla lawlccallsrs-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
AwAKEs FROM SEVEN WEEKS SLEEP.

Los Angeles April Miss Florence Parker
whose mysterious sleep for seven weeks ex-
sited the interest OF the medical fraternity. has
eft the hospital. Miss Parker is the daughter OF
a wealthy Arizona mining man. She began
hor strange sleep al Tucson, Ariz and grad
ually lapsed into coma For weeks she lay in a
trance, and until about two weeks ago there was
little hope Of her recovery. She began 70 re-
cover consciousness. however, ana has gradually
come into a normal condition.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

AT Il vesey st-By Bryan L Kennedy: 194 East Hous-
n 2O36 II OF 1st ave. exSS5 1st q
rreg; ETY. h. with store; ers sale to Max Rosen
berg for SIS 300 4547 Carmne 25 II OF Bedford
st. t75; ten h. with stores ers sale; 10 Joel
Jacobs for S5S 900; 155 92d "a II OF Lexington
15x0OS: stone front dwg sxrs SALE estate
Of Casper Hrtler. deceased Harry Rosenthal for
SIT $50.
By D P Ingraham & CO; S4s Nth St 4562 q of
Pleasant ave- i6 10X1OO11; h: G N Preston
agt Wilhelm Nachtga ct al; c W Dayton. atty: L II
Ward ref; due. 1852 81: taxes $3.50; sub 20
prior OF So 400; TO Bernheer Schwartz for So TOO
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
RETIRED POLICEMAN RElNsTATeD.

EX-sergeant oliver Tins. who retired from
the Police Department by ex-Commissioner Mo
Adoo because ne unable 10 perform certain
athletic fests obtained alternative writ OF
Csmus yesterday directing Commissioner Bingham
10 restore him 10 active duty and 20 his former
rank in the department.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
TWO ARvERNE PARCELS SOLD.

A. z. & z. A. Karelsen have sold for Moses
J. Stroock a house IN CASTOR ave, Arverne-by-
the-Sea, Long Island. 10 William T. Montgom-
cry at about $1,000 Also sold for Joseph Plaut
house in straiton ave. at Arverne-by-the-Sea
Long Island. 10 Emile Burger at about $4,000
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Broadway. n. e 101st ST.. 1261ox1oo;
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company loans the
-hundred-and-hrst Street Company. s515
LOring Place. W 2sIT IT.. n. OF 1881 st.;
Frank NJ Tench Herbert r. Howard 10
Wilson & Adams Company CO.-....-.......... 2
IOring Place, W. s.. 237.7 n. n. OF 1884 St.
Frank NJ Tench Mrs. Kate NJ Taylor 10
Wilson & Adams Company. .......-............
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
YANKEE ROW" TO BE RAzEp.

Phillips estate has sold No. PIG to 23O West
18th St. five story iathouses, each 15x92 feet.
The houses are known Yankee Row" The
buyer will build a warehouse on the site.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
GETS A s515,ooo BUILDING LOAN.

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
has loaned TO the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Street
Company $4,000 the property at the north
east corner of Broadway and 1O1st., where ten
story freproof apartment house is 10 be erected.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
SALE OF NEW WEST SIDE HOUSE

Weisberger & Kaufman have sold for August
Brakmann 70 client the northeast corner of
Sth ave. and 147th ST. new law 1--WE story
feet
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
Country Property for Sale.
Country Property to Let.

To RENT.-On Broad and Oriental. Newark. N J. +;
story houses. all improvements open dre.
places: good location dspots Sa25 % $3.50 per
annum; 1sE Apply VIM ROBERTSON oOI
Broadway. New York or VAN DER HOOP 3 SONS
2s5 Broad ST.. Newark
II YME. CONN. TO LET-oId Colonial house. IS rooms;
IL also cottage. 10 rooms. both with mOdsTn improve
ments ana fully furnished also cottage, rooms fur
nished unfurnshed delightfully."- situated Address
p z. SALISBURY New Haven Conn.
TTyARRYTOwN.-To let. house. IA rooms; modera tn
provsments: carriage house. stabls ave Acrssi fut
fine river view; rent moderate JOHN WEBER Beck
m York
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05

10, 47o map Wakefield 1ooxi14; John 7 Tag oo
gart 10 John A Eruckner: mortgEse, So ~"
11th st. 80 East 2JxOf 10; Giuseppe z1ccaro ga
al TO DouenicO Candelaf mortgage. S55.5yo. AOV
52d ST. No 332 West, 26z1OO.5 Maurice Cross 20 -
Kaskel mortgage. $50, $40 luO
No COZ. W 8, 2OxlOOs James DoTcs to
Golden: mortgage $4,000 .....----.. lU0
fisth st. leo " OF Pleasant Charles
Schmitt Isaac Sander.
Cortandt 81 no "a. n s. % 1x125.6; Anna A Ran
kin and another, exrs. 70 Hudson Companies;
westchester Parker ave. Lyon and Grace
runcomte n " 2. 49T.8 II " Elliott
ave. Olmville; Jeanne F1aurand Eugene Fiau-
18th St No West 80 4xIOO II; Isaac Levy al
to Emma Frank; mortgage. S34S 900. 1OO
152d st. 3. 900 II OF Courtandt 25xlOO:
Mary Zapp 70 John Newschaner. .-.........,...
lafayette st. 6, % u OF Prospect ave, 2ON
I'll; Augustus Gareiss tr. TO Mary Woods' ,no
o4tBa6e SZ.0OU :. ~
Teller ave No 1914. 3 f6 exs0S Thornton
Brothers Company to Johanna Schultz; mort go
Duane lafayette st: IS 2x5a5;
Helen Butler ct al 70 New Yorker stats . -
Julianna st. n 8 65 It OF Duncombe 9Ox
100; Floyd Appleton TO Henry Meier; mortgage. -
1st ave- 423, W $, 24Gx1O0: Friederich Lahr
to Eva Lahr: part; mortgage. $4,000. ........ 100
30th 81. No 113 West, 25. Tx9O2: 3Oth st. No Ill
West. 1Ssx-; John McManus John Nc
Donald; $4,000 fSo
10th ST. No 213 East, 25x94. 10: Morris Goldstein
to Samuel Knobel et al; mortgage S2s 500. 100
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
Hedwig Hacker
BIG PLoT EoR WpER kINa,s HleHwAN.

The Mclaughlin Realty Company has offered "
give the city land valued at S2oOOCO for in 'as
widening OF Kings Highway. proposed BY ho
ough President COler recently. The land amou. n
to one-rourth OF tho total frontage the old r0~
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
Country Property for Sale or to Let

II ENOx-
IL For rent fine houssi II rooms. Including
bath; barni OF good land adjoining
Asptrwau Hotel. property the state Road.
mile postoice JOHN VI HUGHES Box S57 Lsnox.
Mass
FAR ROCKAWAY. EDGEMERE AND VICINITY.
Cottages and Hotels 70 rent and for sale. WATkEN
W JONES opposite Postofice. Far ROokaway.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
Furnished Houses to Let-Conntru

GUNNER COTTAGES seashors. Cape Cod. Harwich.
- Mass. rented completely furnished Including bath
houses s2T5 $780, bathrooms all comforts; delightful ell
mate: safe beach: illustrated circular cAIPE 500 W. In
AT IsLIP-FulIy furnished cottage. 10 rooms; Just
renovated: stable large lawn garden. &C. rent S9eo
r T. VARNUM. SO William st. N y.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-05
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments fled yesterday,
the first name being that of the debtor:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-13
PERSONALS

THE WRITER HEREOF
wishes to meet two bright, energetic
ternal association. whose objects will be
profit, pleasure and physical and mental
development.
Ability, not capital, required.
Address
BOX 237,
Herald Office.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-13
DEATHS

LONGWORTH-Art 321 West Six
teenth street, native of Michigan,
diabetes mellitus, March 10; aged 90.
AVILA-Henry B.. 286 West Twenty
first street. native of California,
tuberculosis, March H. aged 20.
BEATON-lD1anielss 2716 Halldale asy-
and. senility, March 12; aged so.
O'SULLIVAN-Jerem Sisters hos
pital native of Canada, abscess of
brain. March H. aged 40.
ANDERSON-Della, 1874 North Avenue
26, native of Michigan, tuberculosis,
March II; aged AZ.
street, native of Minnesota, March
IL; aged 81.
GRIGER-Martha E., county hospital,
native of Indiana, March g. aged 40.
BROWN-Jane Agnes, 1873 West Twen-
ty-ninth street, native of New York,
carcinoma, March 10; aged 20.
CLENIENT-Aribell Augusta. 602 East
Twelfth street, native of Michigan,
lagrippe, March 10, aged So.