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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-28
JEWEL WAS SHOT.
Serious Difficulty Occurred In Geneva
 Livery Stable.

Serious Difficulty Occurred In Geneva
 Livery Stable.
 Geneva, May 7.--(Special. )--A seri- ous difficulty occurred last night be- tween Ed Jewell and John Keith in which Keith shot Jewell win a pistol the ball entering near :he left hip bone.
 It is reported that whom shot Jew ell fell, after which Keith beat him over the hea with his pistol. Keith made his escape. and has not been cap tured. Jewell is z a precarious con dition and it is very much feared he cannot recover. The difficulty occurr- ed in the rear of Jewell's livery sta ble and no one heard what was said immediately preceding the dIfficulty
 Keith Is regarded as a desperate character, and has been clerk of the Johnson hotel. Jewell only reeensiy moved to Geneva and has been con ducting a livery stable. TAare are various rumors as to the cause of tho dificulty It is known that there has been had blood between them for sev- eral months.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-28
BUILD BRICK STORE
A STRUCTURE ON MADISON AVE-
 NUE.
Cook and Laurie VIII Improve q Part of Their Vacant Property
 Near Perry
 Street.

Tn a few days. Cook and Laurie. con- tractors, will begin the erection of two-story brick store on Madison Ave nue to cost approximately sf2.0o0.
 The lower floor will be occupied by the National Biscuit Company and will be so arranged as to meet the demands of the company.
 The store is to be located on piece of property on Madison Avenue, be- tween Court and Perry Streets. It will occupy a frontage of thirty feet on Madison Avenue and will be l4o feet deep. The building will adjoin on the east side a blacksmith shop.
 Cook and Laurie own all of the prop erty on this block. running from the blacksmith shop east to the corner or Perry Street, and 1t Is likely that tnis real estate will, in the near future, pc the location of other buildings.
 The National Biscuit Company now occupies a store on North Perry street under the GIenmore Hotel but It IS expected its new quarters will be com pleted by September l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-28
FALCON CLUB PICNIC.
An Enjoyable Sunday Outing at Jack
 sOn's Lake.

An Enjoyable Sunday turing at SacN-
 sOn's Lake.
 The annual outing and picnic of the Falcon Club took place yesterday at Jackson's Lake and was attended by about two hundred and fifty persons, including many visitors from neighbor- ing cities.
 The day was most enjoyably spent Tn dancing, fishing. rowing and tho play ing of a number of games, An orches- tra furnished music throughout the day for the dancers. The prize for waltz ing was won by Miss Lyra Meyer Of Montgomery. As a prize she received a handsome beaded purse.
 The picnickers left the union rail- way station on a special train at S:So O clock yesterday morning and returned to Montgomery on the special at ' o'clock last right The greater num- Der of the visitors left the city on night trains.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

BEAUTIOLA-Removes brown spots pim- ples and wrinkles in seven days without in- terfering with business or pleasure Price St Louis Mo. --lG-S0t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-28
ATLANTIC COAST LINE LOW RATES

Account American Medical Associa- tion, June 5-s. 1906; also the Ftrsi Church of Christ Scientists. June 1o- IT. 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-28
THROUGH sLEEPERs TO sAvAs

Leave Montgomery. 7:45 p. m. Ar rive Savannah, $40 a. m. For full information apply to
 F. W. KIRTLAND, c. A.
 Montgomery, Ala. T. C. WHITE.
 Div. Pass. Agt., Savannah. Ga
 adu-ff
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-28
Crockett Arsenic.Lithia Springs

And baths; elevation 2,ooo feet; opens June 1st., Cures nervous prostration, dys- pepsia, rheumatic and skin troubles. kidney and bladder disorders and female irregu- larities; clears and beautifies the complex
 M E. THOMAS.
 -s0t Crockett Springs Va
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-28

TO NEW HAVEN, CONN. AND RE-
 TURN. Account Knights of Columbus Ma tional Council, June 3-9. 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-28
FOR SALE.

INTEREST of a cripple's Home-Mr. Will liam Vaughan, a cripple who lost a leg and the use of a hand. by two thousand and eighty volts of electricity is in the city for three weeks offering to charitable inclined people a little publication entitled Bible Training School" for the purpose of rais- ing means to establish home for cripples. It is a most worthy object. ten cents brings fine paper -3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-28

FOR sALE--A very large refrigerator of best make in perfect order. Price reason able To be seen at 1030 South Hull Street.
 Apply to c. H. Accombs at The Advertiser office --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-28

FOR SALE-Shingles; shipping point Wells, on A. c. L. Ky. J, S. sherman. Columbia, Ala -tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-28

SCREW DOOR Bank. Fire. Burglar proof safes. bought, sold. exchanged. all Kinda
 Safe end Lock Co. 321 C0m-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
A BRONX BLOCK FRONT SOLD.
COMPRISES PLOT OF SIXTEEN LOTS FRONTING IN
WHITLOCK 4TENLE.
the Pennsylvania Tunn Terminal SecionMahet
Found for 1nother Uatcr Street Parcel.

More vacant parcels changed hands yesterday
than on any other day for some weeks. There
were also sales in the Pennylsvania sec
Of downtown properties
The George +. Johnson Sons Company pur-
chased. through Jacob Leitner. the block front
on the side OF Whitlock ave. between
Ba rTetto and Tiffany II comprises sixteen
ots. With this purchase the Johnson company
controls all the unimproved property in
WhitlOck ave. between Hunts Point Road and
Lafayette ave. The property will be improved
with two family houses similar to those built
by the Johnson company on the other side of
the avenue.
Daniel II. Freedman has bought through F.. G.
Williams No. PA West 34th ST, four story
dwelling house. "A lot 16.6X10O feet. This
parcel is short distance east of the Pennsyl-
Vania Tunnel Arcade Building. to be erected
from I'D saith sts.. between 9TH and Sth aVes
Palmer K Zimmerman and Henry NJ. We'll have
sold for clients to Boehm & Boehm No. 223
West 3lth St. a four story dwelling house, on
a lot 16Sx9S9 feet
Realty Company the Rennie. five story ele-
Vator apartment house. with stores. at the
southwest corner Of a0th ST. and Columbus ave.
1t occupies a plot :'nylo0 feet.
The Rutland & Whiting Company has sold for
Moses Ottinger To A. II. Frankel Nos. and Q
feet Daniel y. Freedman recently sold No II
Water ST.
List & Rose have leased to the Schroeder Ink
and Color Company for term of years Nos
GO To C!7 West 51st ST. and Nos. 630 and 632
West .2d St ahuttng It comprises four
lots. List & Rose bought this property last
July.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
II. {. PITNET TO RETIRE.
Ticc-ChanccI!0r UW Resign on
EigbtirH Birthday. in January

II WAS announced I'm Newark yesterday that
Nice-t'hanaellor Henry G. Pitncy, who viii be
eighty years old an January Ia next. is 10 retire
from the bench next spring. The bench and bar
Of the state are arranging dinner i'm honor Of
the jurist, To take place on the evening of his
birthday. at the Waldorf-Astoria.
Nioe-ChanCellor PitneE is now serving his
third term. He appointed in lsS9 by Chan
ceIlor McGill. having acted advisory master
in chancery for many years before that In
1895 he appointed hy Chancellor Magic 10
succeed himself and upon the expiration Of that
term, in April, 1898 Chancellor Magic reap
pointed him In April he viii have been eighteen
years the bench
The vice-chaucelior was horn in Mendham in
1877 The Pitneys nave lived in Morris County
nearly two hundred years. His father was
Mahlon Pitney. after whom Justice Mahlon Pit
ney son "f the vice-chaneeiloI. was named
fls gra andfa lher Was also Mahlon Pitney. = sol
der m the Revolutionary Va Vicc-C Chancellor
f''neN Was graduated from Princeton with the
'lass "f j.. and MAS admitted 10 the bar in
JA"l. Ia lS'i2 h" MAS appointed prosecutor or
'he Pf@s u Morris County, Ia which position he
served for FIVE wears
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
LIS PENDENS.

wilkins w. - 1T}1 r.. Of Crotona Park East:
Henry Nillaune Albert "a vanagh al. Tecifc
foruIanceD; attorney, !. W Bryant.
Ssth st. No "a West: Arthur Rrounei Franz MerZ
faction toreclose mechanics Hem; attorneys Katz
Sonmerich.
Goerck 81. II 81: Julius I.errer Al.
Sarah Cuperman al. faction cancel 6eedl attorney
A. II. Sarasohn
Columbia ST. &c. Herman u agt. Abraham r.
Roosin tspecihc perform ancel; attorney. NJ Wolf.
1lth No. 33T 345 West. and Washington st. Nos
71a and 721 John II III al Builders Const ructon
Company faction foreCose mechanics lien); attorney
s. Bernstein
Audubon ave. . 1soth 25xa5 Ludwig
Gade Joseph Wlodsr et al foreclosure of mort
Eagel; attorney. NJ. {. Gross
Prospect Terrace & cerrer IAN 81 3SGN1o0, The
Bronx; Joseph z. Mooney Felmon Realty and Con
st-uctor Comrany al foreclosure Of mortgage: at
torney. NJ !. Eean.
I07th ST. No 126 East: Lillian g. Biting Al. aet.
Simon Cohen al foreclosure Of mortsaeel; attorney
18Th st. 5a2 East. Eastern Crown Realty COMPANY
perform ancel: attorne :. Hatinovitz.
WaIlach Rschrel #orTen 81 al foreclosure
Of mortgage; attorney. 5. y. Tuckman.
Row. 1902 = Spruce -. 10, Mas
st. as :. and 1886 along thereof Fred
Potter al. The Park Company faction tc
erioin etcD: attorney, J. IaTkin.
l21st ST. s:'3 It. ". of lst ave. iG1xlMlllN ir-
regular: Abraham N=virs al. Paul IIlkin ct al
(forecloeIr. of mortCage>: attorneys Sands
St $. 144 IT ". of Avenue a. 5ox1O22; Jacob
Hyrs1 al Louis Rener a. foreclosure OF two
mortgages: attorneys. Spiro WasserV ogel.
St f. 81 Broadway. 25Xl'Hl, Mary
NJ Austen University construction Company et al
,acton restrain etcb: attorney. !. y Hodge
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
MEXICAN RAILWAY MERGER CLOSED
Local Firm Announces Completion of Deal
for Union of Central and National Roeds

Ernst TiaImarn. of I.adonburg Thalnlerr 4 GO
yesterdal ma l. the following statement confirming
the dispatch from the city of Mexico announcing
the completion OF the negotiations for the cousoIi
datioo of the Mexican Central and National roads.
1ne negotiations pending for some tirUo with tba
government OF the Republic IF Mex co I'm relation
70 tie consolidation of the Mexican t'etraI Tsflra
company. Ito. and the National Railroad CON-
pany oi Mexico, and the acquisition by tie govern
rnent Of control If the consolidated .o-rano l7a,,e
nov been closed. and will. eNuected ne tifif5
TODAY 10y the congress of the R-rublic or NJaviro
In these negotiations the holders OF the securities
Of the National Railroad COMPANY Of NGxico NOT
owned bN ih' government hav" neeu represented
by Spey"r A GO. The AeN'cen Central Secllritia- :
COMPANY, It'd Of london, which owns \ large
majority Of th" outstanding consoldata I'd bonds of
tn Mexican central Railway ''o-npany Lad bas
feen represented 10y Kuhn Loeb & % and lie
present management of the Mexican Central Paf-
way Company. well its note holders and
.CnloI security holders. has been rerreserted ~.
l,adenburg Thalman & Co. HalIgarten q 90 tie
Bank fur Handel und Industrie Berlin and the
B-Tlner HaudelsCeSelsch Of Berlin
The plan for the conversion Of the securities Of
H. Me%iCan Central Railway company ana the
National Railroad Company Of Mexico is now in
course Of preparation %nd will shortly published
The above mentioned bankers have agreed Ia pro
N.de the cash necessary for the carving through h
% the plan. for @hich they viii act AS readtust-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Gas Companies Employees Mutual AID So
ciety gave it's annual entertainment and rccep-
tion last night at the Lexington Opera House.
Introductory 10 the dancing the society gave n
vaudeville entertainment under the direction of
Messrs. Hurtig & Sedmon. The society has about
p"ld uN It's members To the benefit fund the gas
companies contribute half that amount besides pa ~
ing TN" blliS of phNsio oans for employees who are
III OF lncapacitated for work through injuries.
Howard :. Cans. representing the city and state
as defendants in suit brought by the ConsoIi-
dated Gas Company in the United States Circuit
court 10 have the S0-cent gas law declared illegal
or thlTty DAYS in which to complete his EVIDENCE
'CHSc I@conbe Srdnted FIVE days
Charles u. Kioy. OF Albany. an Inspector of
electricity. and killed by "A New
York. New Haven * Hartford engine, in charge OF
William NJ. Lindsay, Whhc directing a gang of
men working AT 49d street a1d Depew Place. Lind
gay aTraigned in the YorltVe Court and re
manded TO the custody Of the coroner.
The fifteenth annual dinner of the Second Dlvis-
ion First Battalion. naval militia will he held in
the College Room, at the Hotel Astor, ON Tuesday
evening December IS IT n. M Captain Franz
vision Will b. present
Coroners Physician Weston made autopsy
yesterday the bodies OF the Rev. c. S Quinn
ana Bridget kiely I'm the mOrgue and announced
thlt thfy had died from asphyxlation. Their
nodles were found in a furnished room house at
no IN East 18th street.
The body OF the. young girl who committed sui
cue on Monday Of this week in the Martha Wash
ihgton Hotel by hanging identified yesterday
at the Bellevue morgue as that Of Minnie Chuck
mn II Russian, In the country three years and
Ii'''''I- Sic lived ~ No y Salem street. Boston
~. - '"'Hs'on WIS made ~ the dead Ci~Ts
brooklyn am '- "'7e'
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Abraham Kaufman has bought from l.. Napoleon
Levy plot 5lxlo7 feet 55 feet north of the north
west corner OF 18th 81. and Third ave.
NJ Weisbers has sold for client No. al East
Bardowitz.
Edward {; H, yosler and Harry White have
feet, 10 Fred Lunstedt
= and 2 Bedford street. two four story tenement
houses; on plot 3sx75 feet.
story double iathouse No. s. West 1Oith ST. on
The Ernst-Cahn Realty Company has sold for
dac19 - Marx thC plot loNl25 feet on the south side
Alfred 3 Toussaint las sold for Emil Simon
No. 50 West 10Th 81. a four story hrownstone front
dSMtlIing house. with bathroom extension. lot
,-George F. Picken has sold for Thomas White
house. on lot 17xss Il fee, '''ee Story dwelling
'nd W3m Scnwarz @ has b.; sold for client to sig
li"th 81: FIVE story double fathouse. with store.
Sussman 4; 90 ave sold for Matthews & Wal
enSteIn No. SO 10 - West 13Sth six story
nathouses. each on plot 3..6X99ll feet Also sold
Of Amsterdam ave. ana 1s4th plot l0pxOO feet
\ siX story apartment house Will he erected
Louis Meckas sold for Alexander D. Dur the on
NE hork front ON the north side Of l65th ST. from
Harry Mintz has sold the northwest corner of
0STil feet 1.'' barnes ave "lamSor''se plo'
Folsom BROTHERS have sold for the Rev Henry f.
Hovey No. 4l6 West 35th st. tive-sory tenements,
on lot 25X?S9 feet. To Joseph Epstein.
Douglas Robinson. Charles S. Brown & Co have
sold tor Harry :. Austin No. l27 East list st.
nI"-story American basement dwelling house on
Steiner & Hirschfeld have sold No 80 Madison
az; fouT-Story building lot 19XSo feet Joseph
g Boagland. VINO owns adjoining property. is said
Mrs John NJ. Tracy has sold No Sl2 Lexington
Porher & 90. have sold the tve-story tenement
hous". No 544 West 44th st. lot 25Xi0o feet. for
investment
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
MECHANICS LIENS.

14Gth -. l25 r. 9. % broadway. 75xI00.
Harlem Cornice Roofing Company ag Poilack
4 Nsthansoii owners and contractors ........- 500
Ridge 81. Nos l2s and lao. Joseph SkoInick agr
Max Rushpsn, owner Bernard SchnaIl con
uaotor ........... !. -.
lolst 81. =, loo r. ~ lst ave. lotx10n II.
Vincent Valentine 4 Co agt. Anna Ifrrito
owner and contractor. Vincent CiHito.
Cherry -, No. PIG 70 220 Sellg Freedman aet.
Charles Lowe ana Max Jarrisch, and
contractors
Avenue g. No 1872. Creeubaum agt Max
Goidstein, owner and contractor. 4Oa
hacsNpTth ave p l1Gth lU0xl2a.
Fasquale Nentimglia Harris & Segel.
owners ana contractors .................,. sa4
la3th ST. Nos. 535 TO 5a9 West; ag same. -,
columbus ave. No. 424, julius BrI3Hsteiu ag'
John II. FeiGscher ard amanda EitleIi. owners.
Ilymouth Interior Construction Company.
tractor 81,
7th ave. No 23Gs 23I2 Abraham Lager ag;
, Jennie Marks owner. Joel Marks. coitractor.. 20t
Bryant ave. No. l42h. F. =. WiIIlRan Company
hRt. John \ Bauer. owner; Michael Normoyle.
contractor .....-........... Il
losth 81. Nos. lI6 ana IFS East; j. r. Donna
Ille Company agt. Richman & Greenfield.
owners and contractors SO
e''i 81. s. 1872 a. of eth ave. e. 2x10O.
tilafies T. Henry company sgt. MARY A
cIalahnn, owner: Roland *. Macurdy.
eunimf ave n. g. corner 1G4th St 25xlOO:
i,uich = Gates & 60. Mari ColleTan and
I'i!i 'olleran. owners and contractors. Thomas
4''NIi's tJi.tTsifl
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

FOREIGN PORTS.
Queenstown Dee -. ~ m Arrived steamer ..gn,
pania ,ltr War; New lo~o fos iIverpooi tard
Coon!bo. De-. l2-Salled steame~ Yed!o ,Br). Covey
Agiers Dec SSailed Nin-srzp I;onlru, Utah
Nocro from Palermo. New York.
1Atau, Dee 10 Sailed steamer Petersburg 1Russ,
Skelsky. New York Rotterdam
Ralbadoes Dec 10. Sailed. steamer Sieginde tGerl
Strecker Grom Santosi. New York
southampton. Dec. II. i.3J u--SaIled
iSa ,Gerl. kaempI C.om hamburg. Via
Gibraltar. Dec 14-ArrIved. steamer MoItke tGer,
pempwolt. New York for Naples Genoa tand
proceeded Sailed, steamer Indrant BrI. VIII
iams from Yokohama 'ctcl. York
Port Natal pe" tt-ArrIved sabine Br,
Willard, New York Via Cape Town. AIgoa Bay
Naples Dec It. m-Arrived steamer Princess
Irene tGeri pannenauu. New York Via Gibraltar
for Genoa taud proceeded
houlosne' i,ec ~ Arrived steamer staten
dam tbutch' Bruiusma. New York FOR Rotter-
dam tand proceeded.
Prawle Point. Dee steamer Colorado tPr,
Ward. New York for Hull
Lizard. Dec li-Passed. steamer Rotterdam tnatcht
Sissngh \sV for
ktnsale Dec lf-Passed Victorian Bri.
Hart. Nev York Tor Liverpool
bubll1 l'"c l9 Nr-i1 "a, N8ltn Head tf}-t.
'-'tcaErd No. orleans Via belfast
Antwerp. 10" Arr ed- steamer American tbu;ChI.
M1r~Sch" "Ee., New }orA.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
BILL" QUIGIEY MEETS HIS MATCH.
Tries to Save Texas Steer and Nearly Has
To Be Saved Himself.

Bill Quig!ey, the Battery boatman. who in mis-
time has saved three persons from drowning under
took yesterday TO rescue steer, and nearly lost
his own life
"Oh, he Was ugly brute" said BIZ: "oUe
Of those double harrelled. back acting. .0-horse-
power Texas steers. with horns as wide the
horizon. They handled him too cingery the
pier when they tried TO get him aboard the Ward
liner city OF Washington. now loading for Nassau
Well he got loose and away went Mr. Texas into
the river. caught him he foated past the
Battery. but every time tried To rope those horns
he ducked under After following him for half a
mile gave up. just 7 about To swing
around he hooked his chin the oar lock. and
II Was-bail her out quick Bill Bailey. bal.
with of the oar | Invited Mr.. Texas to
head for the NarrOvs. He led = tuGhuat d merry
chase to the Hook, and If the sharks don't get him
ne VIII he i'm Nassau ahead of the steamer he was
Dk11 IN
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York. Friday, Dec IA. 1906.
tHRIV Ed

ARRIVED
Seamrs Baltic @ Smith iyerPoo pessmher ana
ana so steeraEe passengers mails and Arrived
steamer Marayal tEn Scott. Trinidad December and
GTsnads % ia to The Trgidad shippins and Tracing %
the Bar at midnight 18th "
to the nne F H0T 90 qS With & sSn@ PTse9hsT sS s
Arrived at the Bar al (" m 18th.
steamer Perrnudan from He-muda Highlands
steamer Savan ,Rr Hunter. penerara December 2 70
TTun'h Edy" 60 with sugar Arrived the Bar az
Seameg En-, Jl.Neq Nor Pede-seq barcelona November
rsItar % to NJ Cehalos 4 70 with mdse Arrived at
steamer ,Mata9aas. Mile Tamp,co December 6. to
rived a the Rar At ii 80 a M anu muse Ar
Steamer Princess Anne. .rapley Newport News and
mdsc of Highlands az 1":53 m.
Stoamer Atai. from Inagua. or Highlands a,
Steamer Marianne (Ausn. Hreeeh. Trieste November
& 90 with ntsH Arrived az The Bar al 1870 y N.
E1i"G t%%hs ,aiEes Britannia ard Berk'hire Passed
steamer Ciaranis froni Huey- OF Highlands a, ct3
steamer Winyah. swain rhIadelphis to the clyde s.
Steamer Agona'in Ievereaus. jacksonville December
with passensers and mdse Passed In Quarantine at
steamer Mamma Hata charles. baltimore to " c
Foster With =, nase Passed in Quarsrtin" 9:5a m
southerr aGihc Company. with moSe. PASSED., in qua
stea@er Mo'snzas. from ramp.co Passed in sarly
steamer SsvSn. from peme,ara ell, In Quarantine at
steamer Maranhcrse ,fer. casey Mansos November .
lara lecembeT and Barbados Il to Booth 4 with
~ passtn myers mails and mdse Arrived at
Saudy rlook \ ). psc =. a2o y. nr- wini east
es Steamers 3'e o. rsT:5spn9 or M.ae' & gn
anu -In,fr-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At IA Nese1 By Joseph = Day: 81 n : 2R5
= "f sth 3tNloO5. ron dvi Fmi
grant Industrial Savings agt Mary Travers al;
4 a + J Ottoman. Louis SteChler
s0722 81: 1895 defendan, for 500
Robbins l+ojh 1otN35. vacant. vol sale
10 L"meufed Prayer for S1i.00O. l30th ST - It
Z" Robbins 15Nl :" D. vol sale; Inwenfeld
& Prayer for SiS75. 14nth " ~ Southern
Bouleard. 15ElHoS sale: l. Tncue for
$500. Southern l}oul@t G<
irreE: vacant vol sale !. & for S21. .Ol0;
southern Boulevard 18th 121 GxO0 Sx
19S vacant Nol sale 10 l. Pincus $1,000. 13gh
ST. 2 ~ n - Robbins I5NlOoS
Withdrawn Robbins ave, II . l29n ST. IOo Sxa5 "a
vol sale
r. Bryan !. KenneIlN: 542 1921 o.
Froadway. 1HNIe4 II. dwlg. L Herts agt n
Macdonald - al Hollauder B. Richards
ref: amt due Sl746 2S, taxes s429 % adjourned
:
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
c.. NJ G. ST. P. STRONG AGAIN.
Gees TO 1913 l-2-Said To Be Due to Report
of New Stock Offer.

chicago Milwaukee & ST. Paul was again yester-
day The strongest issue Of the stock market list
aaFahelng 10 lsei2 and closing AT 1861, a net gain
of 5ls points the day. on TRANSACTIONS az ,,,or
than $4,000 shares. Positive assertions were made
which. however failed of authoritative confrms-
uon. that its strength referable 10 a decisio,
90 tl. Hi.ectofs 20 ofer before the end the mont
10 ttgth lts preferred ana
Ct"" addluonai preferred stock par ~
lhis would be an Increase OF approximately so Ds-
- M IN inc total Issued stock there being
ing ssso'OS common and s4s 654 800 preferred stoc
encouragement OF n large issue m. ~,
cseos of which would he used for meeting IN. cost
been expected for several months S'' Ias
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
SALE OF TWO BIG WEST SIDE PLOTS.

William z. Lowe & Co and William Ialor
sold for the estate of Archibald Watt 10 Loven-
field & Prayer plot of sixteen Iots AT the south
east corner Of 1i}d ST. and 9TH The plot
has 2 frontage OF 80 II feet in the avenue and
4ll feet in the street. II also includes two lots
!oN99 II feet abutting in l42d 81. $50 feet OF
18th axe.
Alexander Walker. president OF the COLONIAL
Bank. has bought from Charlotte Williams a plot
lN'Nl.n feet. AT the northwest corner of 1iith
and Broadway. II is understood that he Will
erect a l2-story apartment house the site.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15

same: July s. 1905 Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
July 2s. 1905 -, lscs o5
15nth 100 Of Rrad
fOOx1Oo; BogGs & Stevens aEt. same: July
so 1905 ................ 200
15oth st. No. S0t 10 31o west: Fiske & 90.
same: June es. 1908 ...................... 573 40
I5oth st. s s. I25 IT o Sth ave: Smons s,
Moersfeider aet. June 80 -. $3.50 90
18th st. Nos. 6i5 and 61-
featuring Co. agt Union Con 90 al; De
ccrber 5. 1905 1873 IS
18th 81. AS West; Joseph z Potter agt.
Henry Nichols - al: August c. 1905:
celed 173 al
g. 80 q. of 1aSth Audley
Clarke aEt simon Kinzman & Segall; No
% 1905. ......... 900 no
134th ST. n 100 ft W. Amsterdam
915x9e.I1 same Interborougl Building
Co al: November % 1905: cancelled - 90
106 II: CoCheneur & Haznn David Yesly
al; December -. 1906: derosit ....... i5s so
BronNWnod = " 21Sfh .
Cipella & 60. agr Taylor Textile Works Ct al:
December 5 1906: by deposit -. .......... 100 m