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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-28
60R BLOCK FRONT, S656,5OO.
.,pcrL on VEST SIDE OF 8TH-4VE, BETWEEN
SD And 54TH SITS.
~ PLAYHOUSE Part Trade-Saie Of Plot in Highlands of
~ 5th-aUe"
5th-GUe.

the northwest corner Of 9sth-st a four story and
basement brownstone front dwelling house. on lot
Charles NJ. Haynes. Of NutIey. y. J. has sold No.
ing house on lot l6xlOOS feet.
C.. Willett Van Nest has sold Nos. 1,151 and ll53
Park-aYe. two three story hrownstOne dwelling
houses plot 36x90 feet between and 92d
Stone dwelling house on i6t 17xso feet forming an
! with Nos Il5I and 1,l53 Park-ave l,..,,.u ~,
100 East S5th-st, three story dwelling house on
Annie Slender has sold No. Ill East slst-st. a
three story dwelling house, on lot l5XlooS feet.
FTednTick Gaih0ub Nos lsS and Tf0 East s1st-st
two four story buildings. on plot 4o.8xl944 feet
Conway q Corduke, OF the Flatiron Realty Com
pany. have bought from Karolina Laskie No ~
of Sth-aVe.
A. & J. Schen5erg have sold TO Charles Leben-
five story double hathouse, with stores on lot
The Cohen Realty Company has sold for Helene
stein and Josephine Blair to the Hermann Realty
houses with stores No 14SS 10 As Amsterdam
ave. southeast corner Of l3ith-st. on plot 175xl0O
Daniel DAILY has bought from Lowenfeld & Pra-
ger No lbs 2d-ave.. five story building. on lot
owenfed & PEagsc have bought 40 e East Fs,
WandeIbaum e Levine have sold TO s s Brown
90. No. 2l2 East HouSton-St.. extending to No.
US East lst-st four story building on lot 2oXblo
VI ". & T. N. Hall have bought through Lewis
2 East Ss5-s TWO four story dwelling houses on
Two five story American basement dwelling houses,
with elevators.
Reiter & Newman and Schwartz have sold for
Schmidt & Snyder the four story hathouse No. 929
East l63d-st., lot 25xS64 feet
Barry Il Mclaughlin have sold for Edward n.
Barry the five story triple 1athouse AT the south
east corner of 10th-st and Franklin-ave., of ii
Of eight in course of construction
Clement II. Smith has sold for Adoph WeXler TO
=. y Gardner Nos. 2.02S and 2O30 Webster-ave, n
five story hathouse, 5oxSsXloo feet; also for Mrs.
Anna stephens Nos. 2l55 and 2l59 Bathgate-ave..
tWo-famiy houses each on lot lS6X94 feet; also
for client No 375 East 177th-st Il two-family
house lot 2Xi0o feet; also for r A Barnett the
plot. 51XsS feet. the west side of the Grand
Boulevard and Concourse 200 feet south of Van
t1rtlandt-aye., and for tEa seller the lot, 20x
45NS0X70 feet the north side of St. George Cres-
cent 200 feet east of the Grand Boulevard and Con-
course.
Brooke * Georger have bought No. 143 East ed
ST. d three story ana basement brick dwelling
house, 166Xl005 feet
Or. T. 5. Robinson has bought Nos. "a West 4Sth-
ST. four story and basement brownstone dwell
ing house. Is 9Xl0OO feet.
J. 2. Whiton-stuart has sold to Miss Furman
No. ia East 76tn-st., three story and basement
brick dwelling house a lot 1sXl022 feet.
Henrietta Hubbard has bought No. III West 55th-
ST. a four story and basement brick dwelling house
on lot 20Xl0G5 feet.
Horace :. Ely * Co the brokers In the So lie
OF No . West Sth-st, reported yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-28
e Of contrao. prices In the local market to-

COTTON-The cotton market quiet to-day.
sales being estimated at only 10000 bags but the
generally steady and the market closed with
q gain 2d9 points. The opening steady at
advance OF 26 points in response 70 fairly steady cables
a good demand There indi
ton outside support, however local raid
the market right tho opening In the hope Of
ing stop loss orders Little long cotton out how
ever selling on or points from the opening
figures rallied toward midday the reports
Of big sales and trade demand which started cover
ing by of confident shorts The
within points Of the top General business
been restricted 70 some extent by the fact that
II was holiday in Orleans, owing 20 the Mard GTas
festival The feature the day the big spot demand
reported from nearly all points. Liverpool sold $1,000
bales Monday and sales OF r. 900 bales
making total Of
the days II was also reported around the
5000 bales had been sold
ont az the local stock which would appear the Of
ca until shipped, and local handlers
reported that there good
demand at Southern points, with cotton Of desirable
slowly Bears that the demand
from spnners Is being rapidly hed up and that buying
withdrawn advance, but such
bulls as remain the local market consider that the buy
ing by spnuers shows prices be low enough and that
offerings diminish spot buyers Will follow the mar
range prices in the local market to-day
follOWe;
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oTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

chicago Feb. 21.-CNTTLE- Receipts. $500. rnarsrs
steady Cou.-uo1 prime steers. s. 81 S6 go
81 Vg so hcifers. s. JCHS5. bulls s. @ 50 -, call
S3aS1 81. stOcSe-s and feeders s. 81 50 50 HOGS r..
cepts, 200Uo- market, 0ulUc higher taaie" 10 prime
heavy 50 25S6 30. medium 60 good heavy. 50 lSo o..
butchers weights. 81 2.0SG 60 good 20 choice heavy
mixed So l11S6 =. pacGuE e. NJsSo - SiiEEl-EH-
CelPts l2OuO, market 10, higher sheep SlESG.
hugs. s. 5OgS6 % lamb. So 90 ST. 80.
Cincinnati. FEB 27.-EOGs active; butchers ana ship-
Ters 50 40. common. S3US6 To- CAIIl- strong fair u
goods shippers. 81 SOUS5 a'. common $-eSi SIEE"
strong. s. 25G - SO LAMBS strong st 2JsSt -.
East Buffalo. Feb. ATrIlElseelpts 80 heal:
steady. prime steers. s. 900 50 sprus l5N5
butchers 81 500 50 ~. he!fers. SIS -
S4 80. bulls. s. 50$t 81 stocktrs and feeders s. -
81 40: stock heifrrs s. 900 10 NGAIErceipts Nsht
unchanged. HOGS-Eeceprs. lIpn head. stow heavy
ana mixed So IS, YovNvrs 81 i5 ST. so, pigs So JD
rough3, s. i6a$5 90 stags s. 20 $4 20. SHEEP AND
I4AMBS-kecrl9ts. 22to head. steady Lambs. IS
81 ycarngs 81 25i 81 So wvtavrs S. 1SyS6. ewes
s. 5OGS5 20. sheep mixed. s. JS5 80
city Feb q CATTLE 70 zoo head
including Soutaerus; market steady t higher
s. IS, choice export and dressed beef Steers
So. fair good 81 5S5 %; Western steers So SOP
s. Go stockcrs and feeders. S&USt steers
Sc 1adS4 30, southern s. csc uativs COWS
81 SiSi 90; native heiters 81 s0uSs -58s4.
calves $3qSt HOGS Receipts I2uOo head market 80
lee higher TOP So 30 bulk o. sales 81 O5uS6 10. h@avV
81 l5fSd 20: packers St lu$G l-1 pigs and light IS 4
4S0 10 SHEEP Receipts 1000 head. market stead,
active native lambs 81 50S6 5 lambs IS so
50 Is; and yearings. sass so. fsd year
inss s. SoS6 10 Western fed sheer 81 25aS5 So stN
era and feeders. So 25GSt 20
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= OF contract prices in the local market to-day

Tho local market for spot cotton closed steady with
prices points higher At 10 SIC for middng upland and
Southern spot markets were elegraphed "a folowsi
Norfok steady and unchanged lose sales. 2l bales
guct ana UnIhsTsed 1 al a, aes 1ai4s sjvcstnn
orleans. holiday Estimated receipts at leading
agaisr 10 sss last week ana at Houston
from $500 $500 bales asainss 6i$5 last week and
so9ans2 special q Ss G Bales. cao2 oecua5 Ea
s ame SHR2'' 1000 Bales. mddas upland SD Futures
cline Of point on o crop ami , 70 R9R' ap an
APr MAY 300; MAY unE , ', ,fi ,is'
nscen,ber : ia AIancheser-Yarns good demand;
pRrqs Peppermint oils are arg3ly hsIa as rsp2lts
oils we're steady quote Anise 81 81 aS1 -: uega
not not T. 24Sz So sG1e5S d" t,tieS sa9os cT5tGn 35&
Soc rabeo s5go2s lemon Ge975G emoqEras s. go
n tins 81 5Gas5 tarsg 81 75aS4 wtnterEreen
ual 81 5os2; do syn1hs5i, a9 tg, ~grn7eed 50 2'f
T1i nr In mos. cas- unchanged Ne quote. tientiau
aa,d4lac ginger Jamaica, Geaehed li'4Gl2c. do IN
ern, So 5gS7 - southern So 25GS6 %: do Eastern
45c. DO Tex,s 42a4ae. do canada, '5u-ee.
q1T2 To- d. sales conrnsa to sIrns patents ana
a 5aoe love- 2ar 5s s. 75@ 81 - w5te- Tatent So
81 -. No = wintec. 81 I5A$5- RYE FLOUR quiet
s % 56RNMf;II. Gr1. quoted: dTisd s. s63
ana yellow 81 10: coarse 81 oaaS1 o. FEED Westera
arf njilss sio - in leo sacks oul do $50 so RED
S@E al nr,,sdi.ns So 5oa S2a So re-, dog s24 90
5 Ss5i '''''
T. so,o a a 51} f s.. the : ea.on 1 ws5s
uered uarke. freely al! day In ne hope Of hiasns
about rartler sharp degocs on@ GG hing stop loss oi.r
ter a"d nudini me ahgt s g t n s 2 t.s
I'm to cover freely the close The result srasp
best point OF {ef 'a F Ksnsa w on ,hc5 re ana
covering and temperatures below the freezing point lt
claimed thar the recent sn" and rain covered presI
news however. the Jay influences were mainly heatl-n
pool heavy Northwest receipts compared with last
4Ht"C 1Gsg nj ITease Iasr Uear ~ -5i 600 his1
Tor the last After the weak opening
ket some rally tlt an rot develop s fun strength
other than AT The immediate openns aid the market
business amounted Geo two loads of No Norihsrn DuIa
red S6ssc elevator s97sc anoat No l Northern
duluth 1Itsc "l9S5> Later sales OF exports wsF
sustained all cav 1t opeed unclaimed and during the
tTssior 800 ty,f,s mar vas Influenced i'm rsrt E-
lighter country ac-egtanses thu advance Of "a IA az
points these aggregates al Coz BUSH compared with
mated Wednesday. Cl~arances. however showed a
sharp dlo from TO previous a9, Feaehns only 4ls
the balance II the session the market hardly so well
msin"iRed az giiaF 9e T5 s 4tn1s4 sy NJ f means
bought loads hero at oupofts 80 corn in tho
adoot; No white, So ani 10 yellow $50 o b
market 'EoasR25 The s5 T trade q gSTra,s {o
Lows. m.Sd 81 t 20 az 10 net,ira White 30 a.
30 H. s5HG36o and clipped white IS 10 40 10 SIaaec
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LIS PENDENS.

lSroch-aye. =. 100 # of Weuioyer-ave % *
COS irreg: Bertha Ansorse against Samuel
foreclosure Of mortgage. J.
S4Jh st, No. Il3 East. Row. Intersection
Of $ Chambers 37x42x56.6 18th St No 90 to
ia East NateTst Nos. 233 90. Stanton ST No
III and Madison -, No 3ll James Z Keane again t
tltion: attorney. J.. Fox ' 49,
Mitchell Place. u. 5 162 Of LIST ave 1SxSO To-
Life Insurance COMPANY sganst Henri,
Lewis al; foreclosure Of mortgage. attorneys Duon
Il Roe.
Bedford-st, No as; Commerce st, No -: Washington
Place No. III, Mary g. Russell Giles r Dart
L SkIluors
I'd ave. II. $ 1903 # $ W OF 1884 ST. IS Gxa6 Ok
rreg; George Ferguson against otto Geergi:
s4th ST. ~ 327 East American Mortgage Company
against Martha 3 Hudson foreclosure Of mortgage
attorneys. Bon 4 Sands
fewis-st- Nos 40 and II; Nathan I.anport agains,
Abraham Fine ct al. specific performance attorney a
80 -
9TH ave. n e corner 9I-t-st 1ooxl47.2: William j.
Sloane ct al; Andrew Carnegie al; action to en- jou
etc; attorney, !. IT, Hammond.
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Hs .as s Isaac t t. william auhman iaads' No
ll2th-st No 2iO to 2ii East 4oxioo; s years :. 80,
Condor Margaret NJ to ii D Brewester; iS4ih-st
100 # Of Psrk-ave lOo&1Oo: year. per ooo
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church to Broadway
lllth-st esx1OO due May !. 1907; ) per 5000
1uTe9-st @s7 # q Morris Park-ave' ~,
corner i55d1st. 2O3x522: due August o. 1909 1880
corner l84tG-st, 2O7z822: due August % 1906; 49,,
wIfss5 Joseph e citizsns savings Baq6
due June l5 is1I; per cent ..........e... It 500
PtSo r Morris ,a - 10 sstoT etc G@lya5y cRu5G5
Pullman. Max NJ to Z Wake. trustee Avenue
HALEY: Charles y 10 Sisters Of Charity OF ST
Kq 16 Sam N ia and others to Peter Ehat stan
a9 o e same sSme properly year per cent 6o
Wien saTng eT RaD 4, and ana another to GTs S
st. llox rreguar; years 4s Der cent. 400 900
Of 75ai5o 1 dae june SG So ,Sli a. a.
Coleman asoea'.r irving sG John al
a6Slcs; year per 10000
Boulevard W BriEgsave. 56x0o demand. 5000
RaR Ea Gn r6 TO EsFan ndgsta ssvnss
vf i1sa Henry J. 70 Elizabeth sancliff.
fIeenan-st No 1045 Ia rreg. demand per
Keegan Timothy to Francis Keller: Eagle ave V
VS.: 39i # Of westohsster crave @52i26:
Goodstein Isaac to F de p Foster i14th-st No 1V
II West 25xioO; years per cent. -. $4,000
Rsny' era Grad ave 4$o # of Burnside-ay5
scahienes; Louis A. to William II zeitner ct al:
UnsoIi George to Lawyers Title Insurance and 0oO"
Trust Company 9th ave Nos ana 606 a3x
Same anne 70 Alice j Koch; property; due April /.
ohmeis FTederc to Janpole and another. 'ooo
I ISsthst nsr s. c. l75 IT Of Broadway 50S1oo;
Matz IIarry 10 chelsea J,esIt- comma, MAJ 4oo
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CASH Quotations.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

(-rr,r-,,,- - New-York. February -.
f-h@- he coffee market during
uodays session and following sharp OF the
PeEipus DAY as result Of realizing The opening
Seaay at unchanged prices 10 advance Of points
IN response TO higher European cables and light
a Out mere seemed 70 he comparatively little fresh
attracted considerable realizing
unoer which the market eased of closed steaSy
unchanged to 10 points lower Sales reported o.
ABOUT $4,000 bags private cable from Havrs
lle advance OF lHlh francs in that prog
Win the VaorizatioG scheme but otherwise nothing
IeLId concerning the outlook for
goserhment to advance the price OF coffee,
theFe atVtces from the coming
tinue very light movement SO far for
me season is about 225 OOc bags behind Of
the IuOtOOpO bag OF last Four months
remain In the local authorities
bring the receipts OF the the figures
or a year ago Receipts at the two reported
by odays cables 10 900 bags for days against
21WD bags last year and the Jundiahy movement
equally light compared last figures
York warehouse deliveries a showing
owing 10 their being reduced about a
correction Of 5000 bags resulting Feb
ruary u, but the demand continues liberal. and the
actual stuff firmly held. The market for spot coffee
firm. with quotations. the basis OF S T-16o
Rio /
The range OF contract prices in the local
T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-28
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

80 ave. $ l49oI n. OF l97th-st.: for a one
owner; n J. Garvin. architect. s15
Jackson ave. s .. corner GarfeId-st: for a two
story frame store and dwelling house 24x54.
John H Boyle. owner; r. Ebling. architect. TO
2ltth-st-. u. s, 33S. II. O 4th-ave for a two
story frame dwelling house 21x4S: Emilio Ma
galdO, owner b. Ebling, architect ..........- 4 n
4tl ave, 5, 20 fl. II Of 220th- st; a three
story brick tenement house. 25x6G: Jacob Wex-
,, ieT owner; George W, Yesndle, architect 1870
lAAlh-st, n. 3, 100 II. Courtlandt- ave. for Il
SIX story brick tenement house. 26x92 3: VIII
lam Oppenheim. owner: Godner d Goldberg
architects ............... ....-..-. . 20 N
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LONG SALES LIST FROM cAPEk & CO.

-ton4s Capek & Co and NJ F3er. have sold >-os
1 ana III East 7lst-st, 5axlo22 1eer. SIX erorv
l.ra Broom tenement house. with stores for
Slge'; also for The Anchor Bohemian Real
N4- Association 10 John j. ScuIy No 3es
"'e-le A NO so East 7ad-st and No 5oa East 7sd-
r''' story li-r9om tenement houses. with stores.
y !o' Henry Cans and Max Feiubere 10 Dr u
--' Al No a-' East 5lst-~t.. ZJXI0Z- feet a i've
- Lf-ro'ln tenement house. with stores which
~ zen Iesold To John Bacso. also 40 &c F,ast
w. -, - -1Aly' iert = i've story double fiaJhouse
~ ftots, Tor 0soi- Lesser to Narlav Wesley
lo ne Bohemian Realty Company 10 Theresa
. .L ana Rudolf BpliCh So. .Us East g,s:-st by
'''etN I've story modern l--rU8r. rrUIa sarb0-7s.
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MECHANICS LIENS,

West End-ave.. No SIS; John Fulton agt Amelia
Drake. owner and contractor S15
Bedford ST Nos 6o and e. John g. orr Company
agt. san Iel Miller, owner and contractor. $500.
Dlgney- ave, =. 1901 Fl. S. OF Kfngsbridge
Road, 6OXiO0; Herman Maschs aEt. Richard G
Pohle. owner and contractor. ................
13sth-s St. No. Sl4 West l. Bauer Iron Works agt
Elln Cowman. owner Thomas Cowman. con
80 o
Butler, owner and contractor. ..................
Sd-ave., Nos. ADS and 3.427. Michele Cappiello
agt. Loeb Real Estate Company and Martin
Ialor. owners and contractors 6
Park-aVe. n. e. corner 1SJth-st. 100X1OG. Phillip
MeIo Ell al agt. Bassford Realty COMPANY
owner and contractor. ....................'.- I |
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MORE BIG LONG ISLAND DEALS.

Warehouse a Porter have sold through Samuel
sFfi' Their Long Island agent. the following Long
sane parcels The Crossman estate. Of 1861 acres.
a. t@a Spfing harhor. West Neck. Huntington.
'llh vas The last large place Of its kind on the
market In thar section: the Irwin place II Center
'7 Hsrb0r comprising lls acres. with an oI3
esAloned manor house. ETC.. rh- George C0nkIin
ierty. ~ siXJy-salghJ acres on the road between
huntingdon and Aorth9rrt. the Hobbs farm Of
t1}-lye acres Al Melville and Tho Isgenaau farm
9 ioW-odd acres, al Jhe corner Of Melville and
6TseIlsWH roads '' anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Samuel 3uys~s' rI,rr,-sge Si1, 900 "A " 500
siegel ct al 70 mama Rsrnsteher; mortgage,
Eastern Boulevard. W s. at n willow Lane
E r GnaTss Ga5si ct 81 s6 e Samuel Green
etc calvary church 70 Norris II FeIEor 30 900
Same property: Morris II Peligor to OTTO strack, -,
Avenue 4, 80 L42s s. 25619S: Max N Pun
,o qh to Noses EataaH 80, n8Tgag g SSg0o 100
samuel Il Raphael; mortgage S32.50o.-.-..- 100
IlI, -, :. ItV II " of % oVS
Lswyers Realty Company
9th 81, 100 II % 2i-ave 25Ng7; Fidela
AIittelmann 10 Barney Mechanic and another ~,
Eastern Bauielafd, v : al = " wilion Lane.
IharIry Of s. Vincent de Paul to charles y
l5Is5"s ii'' $ 400 # W Of Morris ave SIX r-
regular: Giuseppe Landi 10 Augusta REFS mort 500
152dzst = 8, 1o5 0 It Of Terrace place 25xioo.
Isalfasle MaT7azzi 10 Augusta Refs mortgage. ,oo
I52i-st n = Il95 # 0: Railroad ave Fast 25X
Ss256 ''7'll .-''' - Omitted
Raraele Marrazzi to Augusta Refs; mortgage. ,oo
s; ana save No &5i E 5. 25z@o; Jacob Aisenz
Julius AlssH1 e. a.; moFssse 5000 a. iraa IL y"
Charles wielinsk to Louis Cmne: mortgage ,oo
yesIsosrer ave " = ia27 f. n OF Forest-aye
5o5xs48: T Ludlow Chrystie TO Girard Whit
aoth.st. = iaa6 # n Of ave, 30 ax1oG: John
rnorr6rt Road s. 5a7 it W Of White Plains
Road ana as # from Norris PaTL-ays runs
to Mary BoyIe. mortgage. SLIGO ............ 100
iooS: charies + sadiu 10 charles shoninger,
6sh ST $ i55 II " Of "a ave. 75xioo5; clara
Bioomns sis.S ct al - .>,-... 9... $4,000
Antonio nioro TO Nicolo Diorio; all title: mort
Sane rrSTsrJy. Nicoio Dior1o TO Ceiesa j Diorio.
an title. mortgage. S6 500 .....-. ;
81 ave. n " Conner 5st,.st loo5k!45: ad-avs,
100 n Or Lexington ave. l75xlOo5 clal@
HSoaasdas ct al: rorfssso $4,000 600
45E1pt =. clara BlOominglaa Samuel +
same rrofertT. Hattie Uncomfortable 10 same
stanton 81 NJ le : 2'Elon Peter Eha,t to
or.IsrI 81 10 Is = rs 2hS7S WiiIiam
Fischer to Barnett Ley: mortgage $3.50 100
Muller trustee to charles = Mder. 300
Augustus y Norris e. al William ] Warwick. 100
ID ~ map Seo. .. A. WISE estate Annie NJ ,oo
D2;hg :. ave 10 le9 25Hl47li; William
annie Y Day 100 m .. 500 a. 100
lert u Matthews 10 Joseph Gatti, one-third
same properly: DAVID Wilson to Joseph Gat,i
Rogers Plase. No a47 " :. i6sH52s; Anna
Same properly. Matthias Geier 10 Mary II Rea;
lexington Kin @ ave- 10 "a " $ 2ov irregular; cbas
Hussell 70 John 4 "yett s d. ~ 100
lilh-si :. iSa II Oh AZ -, -Ad%a': 1aR,
Pit,-st 20 il " s. 25-s1I2s.5: Esther stamper -
10 Louis Ko,ner. mortgage So 600 ......--.. 100
losth s. Nos 2iI and 2Ia West. 6aszlooll: Isaac -,
Miller 10 Frederick Ohmels: moIs3ge $1,000; JOG
Hroadw2y Il corner liiIh 80 st. :f liSl-@ fTe4
ad-a1e. s. 80 = 25xllo. abraham II Voes
u Fanny Weismsr and another. one-thiri part
75ji-st e. IA East isylo22 Eugene II Paul to
7o5b-st Nas ia and 1876 East 4oxIoo 3. Joseph J.
Buttenweiser . IeHTy II Heisier ana ano,her 80,
oh ave- Ne eo4 ana COS : as5z5o. Mary r -,
is41s ''s e 100 # '''o Of wills ave 25xoo
kng,ey to George I IayoT H i2g gs
Ar t,s la t1Sa'2 81 900 ~ W s1a II. otto
~ ord a
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TWO eREENWlcH-sT. DEALS.

Daniel B Freedman has bought through Voorhees,
FlFa No. s2 GreeUTieh-st, six story building.
% a 20, StXsl feet. % feet north Of F7uIton-st He
pas Tescid No PA GTeenwich-st. four story
--iTg on d lot l46xS feet. and The abutting
49, No ~ ASKING on-St-. a four story build
- oi i1t -h-Xsj fest, - feet north Of NeSev-St
buyer or No, Pa Greemwch-st and No gl
"s'iAs1on-st. is Judge O'Gorman
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ESTATE SELLS WEST SIDE PLOT.

lsro5 Talbot has sold for the estate OF Henry
GDoHnel 10 August Kohl The two four story front
nc rear tenement houses. with stores. Nos. 40 and
= West Sth-st, on plot 50X9S9 leet. This prop
cy has oeen owned boy the ODonneu family for
-7e Than hfty years. Also sold, with Joseph Cor
sr Co.. 10 Herman q. Bauer for Charles Hang
he I'VE story brick tenement house no. al West
fI-st- &Ksb9 feet Ar. Bauer also owns No Ag
49, feet which Mr. Talbot sold TO him recently
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MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

la9tt-st. S 10 II. of IenoN- ave. for seven
SIX story brick tenement houses. 4lSxs6.11: +.
H. Nader, owner Stern x Norris architects So
lJth-st, No. - TO % West for a six story brick
store and loft building. 75x67.5; 0. II. Olsen.
owner; &. \. French. 8rchitect........ ....... II
I63d-st, 8 s. 100 II. of Br0a iway; FOR six
hve story brick hathouses. -. 2xS7.II; New-Eng-
land CONSTRUCTION Company. owner: Rouse &
Sloane, architects. .
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yrw OWNER FOR THE JANET.

r-,rk Thorn has sold for Charles Flaum TO A. P
,.-s,r che Janet q six story, elevator apartment
use Nos lse and - West llst-st. s5XS7xloo feet
-.s-e are four families ou each foor. Also sold for
S.rsh HiTsehho-n 10 "a client No. ~ West lIst-st.
! fye st0ry dwelling house. 25Ks5X-go feet.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

35th-st, DO #. q. OF shave a5x99 o
Jacob SWeetman agt. Congregation Beth Israel
No ct al: November l. 1905: by bond. .......
lo0th-st-. n. s, 10 Il. e. Of Ttnton-ave 45x-:
Williams & Weymouth Company agt. Harry
jackson ct al; February H. 1896: by pa yment -
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SALE OF coLumBUs-AvE. HOUSES.

.ubus Levy sold 10 q Mr.. Schwartz The five story
iHps hsthouses Nos 49,. eS7 and 9s9 Co!umbus-aye.
vlA stores. between loSrh and 11qrh SITS each on g,
I. Skies feet. '' "a
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GETS TITLE TO BRONX TRACT.

Charles T. Haley aud another person took title
Yesterday 10 a tract comprising a little more than
rsniy-seven acres fronting on tie west side OF
r,sfefn Boulevard. north OF Willow Lane, from the
sssrs q Charity of 81. Vincent De Paul for
1855
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RELIC OU S
Statistics of Church Growth.

Statistics of Church Growth.
DR.. n. K. Carroll. whose annual re-
ligious statistics are the most com
plete and authoritative that we have,
has just made public in the Christian
Advocate his report Of the gains made
by the various denominations in 1905.
This was 510,155 communicates as
against 1913, S57 in 1904. The number
of churches increased 1886 as against
1924 in 1904. and the increase in min
listers was only 1915 as against 8, 1876
of the year before The Roman Cath
Ollie church reports the largest gain, it's
total now being estimated at 1O,785, 496
communicates. Next in size stands the
Methodist Episcopal church, number
ing 2,91O,779. Nevertheless the Meth
odists have twice as many churches as
the Catholics and 3,400 more ministers.
The B$ptists gained 72,667, the Pres
byterians 26,174 the Episcopalians 49,
203, the Lutherans 81, $50 and the
Christian Scientists 7,441.