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New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
WALL STREET RECOVERING.
Sundays Slump Causes Uneasiness-Eleva.
tors Ran. After All.

Many OF the buildings IN Wall street would have
been in danger yesterday. in of A fire from
lack Il a sufficient water supply caused by the
damage done by the caye-in told Of in Yesterdays
Tribune. Employees ~ the Water Department
worked vita teverish energy all day to repair the
carnage Twelve mon were work stripping the
man which supplies the buildings in the block
looking Tor break. No hope OF being able to turn
On ne water Immediately felt by the Water
department Ia the mean time notices We're posted
warning tenants 10 use wafer sparingly. as a fam
Inc was imminent.
ne Tear of another cave-lD possessed the minds
OF many in ana about ihe district yesterday morn
ing. The Consolidated Gas COMPANY was particu-
larry anxious and sent men out its main on
the south side Of the street. The steam company
whose main burst and caused the cave-in. had its
PLAN in operation 7.3o O'Clock The buiIaings in
the block between Nassau and William street
had their heat light and power plants running
usual. ir spite Of fears TO the contrary.
The ASSAY Office Sluered most The DreNe
Building in which are the Offices Of J. J. Morgan
Co. did NOS suffer. II is supplied from the
Broad street mains. The building under course OF
construction Tor the Trust Company Of America
suffered injury.
A crowd hung about the big hole in Wall street
nearlv al morning watching the wOrkmen. who
were times partially hidden by gusts OF steam
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
4UTOIST FINED BY MAIL.
Ne7c Jersey Justice Uses the Core
spOndence Method.

South Orange. Dec. Il (SpeciaD.-The most re-
cent motorist 10 feel the heavy hand of Justice
Robert D. Brewer of Mapewood. the terror of
automobilists" is John T. Cutler, lumber mer
chant, of No II Pine street New York. Mr.
Cutler took his medicine by the correspondence
method and il cost him $50
An automobile was observed speeding through
Maplewood on November -. The official auto
catchers of the township signalled the chauffeur
10 stop, but he only smiled and sped Ma
plewood police carry field glasses, and the num-
ber on the rear of the easily read. The
officer reported il 10 Justice Brewer
The justice wrote to the Secretary of State
and learned that the automobile belonged to Mr..
Cutler. The next letter TO Mr.. Cutler and
suggested that he come TO Maplewood.
Mr. Cutler sent a check for 500. with the re-
mark that he hoped il would pay his fine. JUS
tce Brewer wrote back informing the lumber
dealer that il would be $50 Mr.. Cutler sent an
other check for so, which satisfied justice.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
CLEARING GROUND FOR FRISCO TRIAL
Technical Bars Interposed in Schmitz and
Ruef Cases Knocked Down by Court.

San Francisco. Dec. 11.-Another motion to
strike from the files indictment charging
Mayor SchmitZ and Abraham Ruef with extor-
tion was made and denied I'm Judge Dunns
court to-day. A similar motion. based the
qualification of a grand juror. denied last
week, but the motion offered to-day was ba sed
on these grounds:
That all the evidence taken before the grand
jury would not warrant conviction; that the in
dictment was based hearSay evidence that
Prosecutors LangdOn and Heney were guilty of
misconduct in the grand jury room, that the
grand jurors were guilty of such conduct to
prejudice one another against the defendants,
that Heney abused and vilified the defendants
IN the grand jury room; that while the indict-
ment was pending. Foreman Oliver and Attor-
ney Heney threatened witnesses with perjury
indictments; that Attorney Heney was appoint
ed by private persons. enemies of the defend
ants that he coerced and intimiaated witnesses.
ana that he controlled the avenues of approach
10 me grand jury room. excluding the Sheriff s
officers.
District Attorney Langdon was placed on the
stand when Attorney Ach. for Ruef. attempted
10 prove that Heney was appointed assistant
District Attorney at the request Of the news
papers 70 prosecute Ruef and Schmitz This
was u|hied by Langdon, who also declared that
ne dla not know that Heney and Schmitz were
enemies
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
T4NGLE IN LIBRARY SALE
Who VIII Get Money for Rear
Parcel IN Doubt.

When Henrietta A. Lenox, unmarried sister of
James Lenox, the founder of the Lenox Library
died in 1856, she left a will bequeathing plot 295
by 200 feet in the of the library the
of that institution They were Ito have and TO
hold that property for the use and purposes
Of said library. She also devised that no building
except for library purposes should be erected on
the site. This property has never been improved
1t is valued at about $500 COO. and is not exempt
fom taxation. according to the city tax books
Another strange feature OF this matter that the
land is held in the name OF James Lenox, who died
in 1880
Henry c. Frick has agreed buy that site from
the trustees of the library for about SS,O00Ooo In
fact. he has agreed buy only the library
site but the parcel, 295 by 300 feet in the rear Of
the library, given the by Miss Henrietta
A LenoX. But who is to get the money for tho
property in the rear Is what is interesting real
estate men. Those acquainted with the Lenox es-
tate matters undoubtedly are thoroughly versed as
10 who holds title to the property In question
The will of Miss Lenox. however, indicates that
title is vested in the trustees, and the city assess
ment books show that 1t is held by the I.enox es-
tate. If it is held by the trustees then their aban-
donment Of the site for library purposes would, it
seems, place the title again in the hands of the
heirs Of the I1enox estate. There noe more
than ten helrs OF The Lenox estate.
AS regards the disposition to be made OF the
plot in the rear of the library the will of Miss
LanoX SAYS: This devise of land IS upon the
press condition that building of any descrip-
ent library building shall any time be erected
be permitted be erected upon that portion of the
Madison avenue and 100 feet westerly therefrom."
IF this provision s carried out. the will pro-
vides that the executors shall appOrtion and dis
legatees.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
MECHANICS LIENc.

1o7th 81. Nos - Fae'. Asc't Horn .g,
Dora W@is1-rg md Poh"rc0 Q. Godrirr
ovnerS tsaa" Gold ing ......... 81 "a
49;h st. No 297 70 24T Fast: Hvman na'inellv
aEt Lena an1 pnvil cohen. Uncrs and con
tractors .......c =. ..... COS 12
tended 1o9fv 1oIy ~ Ioacx .
lNI =" boo: Parry & ETr5e faNu p Kelly
-o q - W % 1c, rrl H"T~rS End ntractor@ s14 ~
,o halvna vr"c % ar' contractor so co
4'tH @t.. No ''i West: Ia"ob + Wa!z
Snitow ana Morris Ereiser. owners: william
,-Hrill contractor $50 90
d"hon fa5x1Oo. Prot ,lheuc- g %eeb NJ,
MAYER Holman. and contractor. 3co
Shl"i st Cr ave. :. $50 IT, o eth ave.
s"Xloe Pro0x: Harris Kaenar a al act louis
Never. owner and contractor .............. - oO
ION ave. No. 52I: Eohu C0nmhs act art,,rt =
schwartz. owner and contractor. William G.
Clarke, contractor. ....... 90 o.,
Wallace ave $. la5 It, n. or Morris park
ave. 25NlO0 Rain & lew agt FstNe- y,nr
man owner: hhilip Kaufman contractor 40
5tth st. No lis To 122 West. Darcy e OnInn
aEt, Coleman R-others AMI contractor:
Coleman stable Conn ary ........... 500 e.
Giovanni Cantamessa egt Cesare pamIeri
owne- and contractor. ..... e72 %
Bartholdi st. n. so f. " OF Cedar ave.
2oxioO Andrew Rrockhardt art, Pasquale and
Orsla Costalfo contractors. ......... 30
cath st. No 80 West: ShepsH EapIansky agt
Joseph Neiner. owner John Zault
Amsterdam ave-, No. 21a2. Maurice Newmark
ast Nathan Wilson. and contractor. II 10
Water st. Nos 6l4 and GIG. Joseph Tassor ast
Raw F. Schenkelman. owner: Hvman Schenkel-
man and Sol LIGHT, contractors 900 10
Abraham silberhers and Solomon saul
10Th st, No 90 West Morris Goldberg agt
Emile Simon. owner and contractor. 100
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
REALTY NOTES.

Among the companies Incorporated at Albany yes
terday was the following: ConestO Real Estate I'm
provement Company, of New York City: capital,
$25o0oo, Directors: w. F. Seitz of New York City;
j. NJ Miller and Henry S. Miller. of Landsville
George b Bernstein is the buyer of No. 14S West
S6th St, sold recently.
DR.; j. Ackerman Coles is the buyer of No Is to
l9 West 39th
Frederick Fox & Co have leased for Francis
Zimmerman, TO whom they recently sold No. 49s
broadway and No. 20 Mercer street, the entire
broadway building, together with the store and
Manufacturing Company for a long term of years
aIse for sherman b. Townsend 5000 square feet OF
sPace Spa IN No II East 18th St; for Herman Hohns.
and for Heiner & Wolf and William Pilgrim the
store ana Easements at Nos "a and 90 East 11th ST.
n L. Suydam x Co. have leased the building
No al Grand St to Levin & Mossesson; also
upper part of building at the southwest corner of
Broome st. and West Broadway V. Capiie;
NJ Rosen baum; also entire building No. 76 Grand
81 TO Thomas Wolley; also store and basement
No. SIS Broadway to NJ Toffer; also store and
basement No. 15S Spring St to Louis Wilk; all for
term of years. Also 5000 square feet OF space
at No. 5i2 Broadway to the Ritter Leather Goods
Company: also second loft at the southeast corner
of Broadway and Great Jones St to V NJ. Jami-
son. of Boston; also 5000 square of space at
No 4 West 10th ST to NJ Goldman & Co; also
Beecker ST TO Shapiro & Hellner; also 1900 square
feet OF space in the building Nos. 209 and 21 Sulli
van ST TO s Lesser Co. for a term of years.
POcher & Co have leased the following: No. 331
w 9th St. entire building. for B. f. Poth 10
Walter l. Herbert for lOn~ term of years; also
the private dwelling No 100 E. 54th for John D.
ave. for the United Merchant Improvement Com
pany to Kaufman & Co
the southwest corner of Broadway and SD st. Cor
Walter c. Martin to the White Sewing Machine
company. The White company intends to make
extensive alterations and TO use the building as a
SaleSrOOm
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
NEW MOVE BY JEROME.
Calls Lazcyers Who Get Injunctions
for PoOlrOOms.

District Attorney Jerome called those lawyers
who have been procuring intunctions which
have protected many poolrooms TO his ofhce
Yesterday and had them sign withdrawais'
Daniel OReilly appeared in the afternoon and
signed Withdrawals in three injunction suits,
which he had begun for three alleged gambling
houses Charles L. Hoffman also showed up
and withdrew an injunction for an alleged pool
room, Some other lawyers have been invited
10 follow their example. among them Jimmy
Ridgway Emil F. Fuchs, Henry J. oldsmith,
George H. Engel and Fred c. McNish.
When Mr. Jerome appeared before Recorder
C;ofr In the morning to move for the trial of
Moses Brown and Louis Cohen. taken in the
raids of last Wednesday he spoke hotly against
the court protected gambling houses In the
investigation of the I'd Inspection District, he
said 81 found twenty poolrooms that were belng
protected by the courts by injunction ln~the
Mercer street precinct alone / found eleven
rooms doing business. and every one OF them
had procured injunctions on perjured evidence.
After investigation told the police to close
them up. The police did So In the particular
place where these two prisoners were found
there We're I42 other prisoners taken The po-
lice told me that # had been running for years
under the protection of an injunction.
Recorder Coff set the trial for tomorrow be-
fore Judge O'Sullivan
Inspector McClusky and Mr.. Jerome were in
consultation later. when the inspector said that
the I'd Inspection District had been entirely
cleaned up. The two men plan to have the lst
District all cleaned Of poolrooms and gambling
houses by New Years. Inspector McNally, VINO
is in charge of the 1st District also conferred
with the District Attorney the situation
Mr. Jerome told the inspector that any captain
who failed To report all gambling places under
suspicion in his December report to the COM
missioner would be likely to be brought up on
charges.
The District Attorneys men raided a sus-
pected poolroOm in West street last night ana
found list of persons there which the DIS
trict Attorney believes will be great help i'll
his anti-gambling crusade. An alleged Hoboken
policeman was among the prisoners, but he was
allowed TO go. although he will be subppn9d
Ia testify before the grand jury. Twelve prison.
were taken without the usual use of Sledge-
hammers and in batterng down doors.
Three Of the prisoners were held without bail,
the District Attorney saying that he would in
sist on his prerogative to take twenty-fOur
hours TO examine any bond offered for the
prisoners
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
DULL REALTY MARKET
LITTLE TRADING DONE.
Another Fifth Auenue Parcel Re
pOrtcd Sold.

An unusually small volume of realty business was
transacted Yesterday. An idea of the character OF
the trading may be had from the fact that one
of the principal deals reported was the purchase
by Max Marx from Thomas Mugan of Nos. 50l
and 500 West 18th ST, two five story fiathouses,
each plot 4iSxlo0 feet.
Henry G.. Trevor reported TO have sold NO.
5SS 9th ave- five story business building a
plot 276x1OO feet. The purchase price, 1t said,
was 100000. That report however. could not be
confirmed
NJ & l.. Hess leased for Brody Adler & Koch
10000 square feet of space in the eleven story
and basement building Nos. and 10 West 18th ST.,
for long term of years The store. basement. first
and second lofts will occupied by an importer
Of laces. This completes the rental of the entire
building.
J. Romaine Brown & Co. sold through Gross &
Gross No 800 West l13d St, four story dwelling
house lot 16.6X50 feet.
f. {. Williams has sold for George J. Humphreys
TO Alexander Barrie No. 1872 East SD St, a three
story dwelling house. 16.Sx989 feet.
Jesse G. Bennett & Co have sold the John l..
Crooks farm of 100 acres. between Whitlock and
Great Hills. Staten Island.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
FIRTH NOT RESIGNING.
Caucus Nominee for Speaker Says
He Has No Such Intention.
rnv r-el.rrarh 20 rhe Tribune. ]


PhiIlipsburg, Dec l1.-Mayor Joseph H. f1ftn
made chara acteristic denial to-day OF the re-
port that he intended 10 tender his resignation
10 the caucus that nominated him for the Speak
ersllip Of the New Jersey House OF Assembly
When told that the New York papers con-
tanned a statement that lie would resign the
proposed honor. he replied: Il don't pay any
attention 10 what the papers say"
Continuing. the Mayor-Assemblyman said; L
don't propose 10 resign. They might lick me.
bur they can't frighten me-
He added that he had never contemplated the
step and ended. They've got to come TO me
now. not % them"
The Democratic Assemblymen-elect from
rhroughout the state win hold caucus this
afternoon at the Continental Hotel in Newark
where il is believed. new choice for Speaker
Of the next House win be made.
The caucus. IT is understood. Will be unlike
the one AT Trenton a week ago. when at boss
iictation Joseph II. Firth Of Warren was
made the caucus choice. Subsequent develop
ments- caused Essex to conclude to bowl Firth
over. this action being taken at a caucus OF the
Essex men that held without the knowl-
edge OF the bosses
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
TO HELP SOLVE TRANSIT PROBLEM.
Cren Root, Jr., Offers TO Cooperate with In
vestigating Committee.

The New York City Railway Company offered
yesterday to aid the work az the transit inve=tt-
eating committee, This offer made In q ia,,er
from Oren Root. jr.. vice president anI general
manager ct the company. 10 Chain lman Prentice of
the committee. Mr.. Root said he had learned OF
the appointment Of the committees and n, the oh-
sence OF President NreelGnd. and acting under his
instructions he would be glad aid in the solving
OF any OF the transportation problems in cOnne,,-
tioh WIN the operation of the surface cars He
the committee ~ '
i nhe hrst meeting CT the committee was held yes
NTnIdY afternoon at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. IL
VIII hIst ascertain the actual conditions OF opera
ZION on all the lines. elevated. surface and sub
way hese measures will be taken 70 improve
,hsLthe stLthe' lhe investigation will probably last
w 1,.oasaout the winter One result will be de-
Railroad Commission -
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
LIS PENDENS.

e5th st. 166 Nos. 157 and i5s Yves. 9th
NJ. Cnderhill al trustees agJ. Edward c.
CnderhiII al faction cancel decd: attorney. D. E
Cauldwell ave, No 20: Prizer Painter Stove
Heater company agt Jacob Seider al taction to
meChanis'c lenD; attorney. y. Miller
Broadway Nos s2l and s23 David Ravtch et al. ast
Hopeton al action fOreclOse mechan
les lien): attorney, y. Aleinikon.
n. g. both i1x245: Mechanics
Traders Realty Company agt. Schlesinger
al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; atty. j. A Seidman.
g. s.. whole 18th and Hath
Nts POL. lOx125. Dime Savings Bank OF Brooklyn
George NJ Nixon al. foreclosure of mortgage
attorney. Dykman. &
). whole between Park and Nassau
iox103 +x!6 Ixi03 q; Frederick Potter agt-
the Park Company faction enjoin) attorney. j.
Ia-kn
ave n 1o6th st. 90 11x1O0: Harris Mer-
yash agt. Abraham Small al faction o declare
void attorneys, Johnston 4 Johnston.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
CATS BITE CAUSES HYDROPHOBIA.
Negro, with No Fear of Disease, Dies in
Agony After Four Months

orange. Dec II (SpeciaD-Wiiam Thorton. a
Negro. employed by the Public Service Corpora
ton at its Orange gasworks a caulker died
this afternoon in the Orange Memorial Hospital
from hydrophobia, which followed the bite of
dying cat last August, His last sufferings were
mitigated by the of chlOroform by the physi-
clans. but before the drug used the man
passed through convulsions. in which he had be
strapped to the bed, and his sufferngs were sucn
that even the nurses and physicians turned away.
Tho wound of the bite healed and gave ThortOn
10 trouble until Friday night when IL began TO
hurt The pain extended up the arm, and Sat
urday he was taken TO the hospital AS Thorton
had not feared hydrophOba, Il is believed that he
had one of the rare true cases of the disease.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
MARRIAGES BY C. S. QUINN VALID.
Bishop McFaul Says Bogus Priest Would
Only Be Witness to Ceremony.

Trenton. y. J.. Dec. 17.-Marriages performed by
the late Charles S. Quinn. while acting last sum-
assistant rector of the parish OF ST. Agnes.
at Atlantic Highlands. valid in the sight of
the Roman catholic Church. Bishop McFaul. in
discussing the matter to-day said that Father
Quinn. II he a priest. was taken into the At
lantir Highlands parish as assistant on the
strength OF the general permission granted by the
Bishop 10 rectors at the sessnore during the sum
fer.
The act Of bogus priest celebrating mar
riage in this diocese" said Bishop MeFaul. would
render the marriage invalid. The bogus priest
would be only witness to tho marriage, and the
action of the contracting parties would render the
marriage valid
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

A. No II Vesey ST Ev u. =. Irzrahau & Co: Iasav-
cite 81. 41N+2' o1rmCrly - - Lafayette pn re-.
4h ST and Astor ri. - lNisst<
executors sac; estate of Frahcts Palmer Iacoqs,d
l5ith sr NlC6: h. with sale. 80 Ii5th
st. :Io3 Of Morris .5XlnO: 3 sly mi
sty bdgs: vo sale, IS 50 Walker St n . co.
courtlandt ae". 4SS9i IX4I Ok % sty and
hlig; Charles T.aue Tudor Construct ion 60
& :. attys; Mver Trrstein. ref; amt due
$3.50 ia a1. 81 500 ~
$1,000; Marion ave : ~ II of 20lst ST 45xf00.
s'v frame dwl h. II Tate r \ Parker 81 n
+. Adam Wiener partition: sub IN two
aEgreVatn~ s4CG0: linton $ 2C7 g n n ~
l61st St 50 Iv35X irrNg. RoSene'd ae
Louis VeiDstein - q y " IorzcC atty: &, W Eircb
u-arr Of
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

92d ST. Nos I5s and 15S East: the Greater New
York Iron Works ast. Lena Levy; octooeF <0'
Bathgate ave. n. e. corner ls4th ST.; Jonn w.
Dunican agt Arch Realty and CONSTRUCTION
Company; November s. 1906 :-.-...
Avenue c. n. corner 4th st. Bronx: Unlonport
Lumber and Manufacturing Company agt. James
Reynolds ct al: December 5. 1906. ....--.-----
Il5th St. Nos. and 8 East; Samuel Rosenberg
ast Hyman Mannheim ct al. October tS, 1905
Lyon ave n. s. so II. e. OF Parker ave. 5OxlOo;
John F. Chez agt- Samuel Berger et al Oc-
tober 27, 1905 (by bond). $3.50.
SGth ST. No. % East; Joseph Buellesoseh ast
Charles z. Milmine et al; October %, 1906
Clay ave. No 1904: George W Nouder agt- Saran
Goldstein; July 3. 1905. O5...-.-.-.......-..--.--..
1st ave. ". s.. whole front between o9th and
Tooth sts; Fred Gettlsr agt. Isaac Kleinfeld ct
al; November 9. 1906. 6..........................
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
STANDARD OIL HEARING AGAIN TO-DAY.

Henry Womau. who several months ago aided
ktiorney .ieDera isdley Of Missouri in sum-
rronne witnesses for hearing I'm his city IN
fhe proceeding of State Of Missouri against the
sfaudar9 Ol Company. received a letter from MI
HadieH yesterday stating that The hearing would
he resumed to- Ssv 81 the waldorf As there
request FOR the rallirs n Witnesses Mr VOL
nrsu sad Die understood hist he hearing was 20
90 cent tinusd for iEo examination Of witnesses for
5ae STANDARD oil company. SIR Hadlev had not
arI1Nc1 al the Waldorf a late hour last night.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18

sky who is at the head ot the soree the whole
Jewish women OF toe East Side 70 IT, tOs ~ meat 20
sale butchers to put down ths p..'.. and her re-
address a meeting OF the ,TnrisS' but We're esi-
dentIy unwelcome for her address rss;'.oNts1t from
rupted at intervals by cries Oi
her audience -, che said "on tns
Vor1 can accomplish nothing N @ @ne biShsr up, and
,a,, rnS ON ones ., yVu y, them through the ballot
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
MOVEMENTS OF VESSEIS.-The following
movements of vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department:
TO TEST COALING DEVICE.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE batteship Iowa left
Norfolk to-day for some point the Atlantic
where she will meet the collier Abarenda and con-
duct series of tests with a device for coaling
ships sea.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Bronxdale ave. 6. g., 165 n. n. ". OF Cruger
St. 25x90; Sadie B. C1ocke loans Biasgo Dina,
Rosario Dina and Gaetano sRigge. .....--.......
ST. Nicholas Place. n W. corner 151st st. 30 Tx
63 OK irreg: Surety Realty Company loans the
Apartment Construction Company ..........:...
S0th st. s. s.. 250 II. OF Amsterdam ave. As 3x
1922: Gustavus L. Lawrence loans Palace Gar
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
MRS. STOKES SURPRISES STRIKERS.
ADVISES Them to Stop the Boycott on the
Butchers-Women Interrupt Her.

20 home and quarrel with your husba nds about
the way they vote and stop this boycott on the
nutehers said Mrs Rose Pastor Stokes in ad-
oressins a meeting OF Jewish women last night
|" Apollo Hail. No. 1876 Clinton street
Mrs. Stokes was invited M Mrs Esther Doabaf-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
SEEKS TO FoaEcLosE BIG MORTGAGE

An action has been begun in the Supreme Court
by the Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn. against
George NJ Nixon and others to fOreclOse a mort
gage or S25l,5O0 on property the side of
LenoX ave, extending from 18th to 1I4tn St The
mortgage was made on March 80 1898.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

s5th St. s g., 1865 IT. W. of Park ave- We for tWo
and three story brick garage, 80. 4x922 w w
Fuller owner; c. p. II. Gilbert. architect
1st ave- No 365; for six story prick stoEase
building. 2Jxloo; H. Fish. owner: o. ~ Acoaoe'
architect Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18

4s,h St No 40 West: same agt. Annie kemoie'
owner and contractor c,,,s, e Ero a9t
James D. Fessenden. owner: Fred =. Chute
Company contractor $1,000
New-York tribune., 1906-12-18
Real Estate.
Every
Purchaser

of Real Estate, and every
Mortgage should havethe
Title to the property ex-
arnined by this Company
and protected by its policy
of Title Insurance against
all undiscovered Liens,
Judgments, Mortgages,
Claims of Titles, Suits
and Losses to the fullest
extent. SO many little
things affect the validity
of Titles that the only
real safety lies in a policy
of Insurance in this Com
pany, which has a