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New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
A S5OO,0OO BROOKLYN DEAL.
SFADlCATE PAYS THAT SUM FOR $50 LOTS At CITY
Big Tract at College Point Sold Ne7c Ocner for Front Street
Parcel

Howard c Pyle Co. have sold a tract Of about
ing in Myrtle and Elm and Fresh Pond Road
This Is the old DeBevose and Purdy farm The
property has been owned ny the DeBevoise family
for more than hundred and forty years. 1t is
said that George Washington was a frequent Wis
itor ar the old house the tract. A syndicate is
the buyer 1t will Immediately open up the streets
and develop the property. which has been
held at 100000 II is said that the selling price
was close 10 that figure.
Daniel W. Bumenthal. representing a syndicate
has purchased the Gilbert Lawrence tract Of about
hundred lots. at College Point Long Island. The
property has a frontage on the East River 1t
will be improved for building purposes. in conjurl,
tion with the tract adjoining. which was recently
purchased by Maurice B. Bumenthal former Dep
uty Attorney General for a Western syndicate
which intends To erect factories on the site The
joint property back from the waterfront to
30 ave. CWhitestone Road, and fronts on the main
road from Flushing 10 Whttestone
John n Goldng has sold for Elizabeth H
39.5X110
The Thirty-ffth Street and Fifth Avenue Realty
S-to1fnpany, of the New York Club and the
Slio property the southwest corner of 35th St
Acker, Merral & Condit Company for twenty-one
Sears a. a rental Of $4,000 600. The plot is $50
xet IN 5th and $50 feet in 35th The Thirty
nl3h i1 street and Fifth Avenue Realty Company
NJ. erect an eleven story and basement and sub
basement building for the lessee on the entire plot
IN another column
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Beniamin F-lorshem has bought a five story
eatbouse at the northeqs- corner of 115th st. and
Madison ave. 25.l0S@ feet
Horace S Ely & Co have sold for ". H. H
Moore to Raphael Capachua No. q Bedford St.
Eve story tenement house. 2o5x75 feet
,la tda io5 feet at The southeas- corner Of 22Sd
and FOURTH aye to r. r ,A M4SIep asst Marf. Kraft 10
an investor the five story double apartment house
40 Iob1 11' ! Davidson mas sold for Nathan & Zim-
Norman No. l456 Amsterdam ave. hV' story
dGoRS 5oRn Peters Co sod for David ard FagTy I
I1ippman to a client No. 400 West 56ih st, a hVe
story and basement house on lot 25XlO6 feet
~, N eIato- apartment house on plot 4OX1OO feet.
;, he 9ortheaes corner of 46th and Lexington
ave. -,-. co-,s ,,a,.o sold for p. Levy a
plot 75NIG5 feet the south side Of l7oth st. o'o
ic Eiy estate has sold lot 25xss feet fronting
in Riverside Drive and opposite Gfahls loi'
f. Barnes mS has bought the four story brick nat
bdnse with store. No. l46 St Ann's ave- on Iol
J. browns sold 6ST ,d the eof estate at t6e o6
TedeFs sst J. cdP1eI P1 FeSs!sT Of 9Th % and Matilda
A. Shatzkn Sons have poIshl so,ith ni3I side " Of
Magenta ST. % Of White Plains ms s1S s9; frG s
a, '9 MIN 81 s6e feet cas- of Maple ave The same
firm has sold to MI CanneiIa ot -oAlV leN, Tf, m
me no - "a "a Mr. Basso and others plot 5oxs teet on
The south side M Of 2tfK 2McKenna sr plot xiOC feet On
AZ soiitb it Side Of Ash west Of Corsa ave
Ed"are arc snnth%est corner of Madison and
OF - a plot fronting lvl feet IN the avenue
an AZ Il baker g. Bro have sold for the Simpkins
II. II nc plot 149Ilx10o feet. at the southwest
-,,sr of stf ave. and 18Th St the longer dne1l-
ior in the avenue. together with the adjoining
80, 9,xl9q 10 feet. extending from ls7th 10 l6th ST.
10O feet west Of Sth ave The buyer is the Really
| transfer COMPANY A..
Tayid and Harry Lippnann have resold 20 An
| drew J. Cobe No 23S West loSth sta TWO story
Irick stable on lot 25Xl111 feet The sellers re-
| reptIv bought the parcel al auction for SAlO
II 9 senior & 60. have resold for II A. DeNlhe
| he fve story tenement house No 2G west e'lii
- on lot 25X1O05 feet. 10 Augustus J.. Hayes ana
| emanuel Kapelsohn. who will make alterations 10
/ the house. - v,.-.1, -
| ADOLF Nandel the southwest corner Of I'd ave ana
| Goth two I'VE story douDle ha'I"uS'9' WIN
/ stores. on plot 5lXloo feet. a.
Nr Adler has resold No 523 DenoX ave a I'VE
| story athouse. with stores. on lot 25x15 feet 80
| Tho Schwab Realty Company has sold Nos 1873
and 1851 Sd ave two three story tenement houses
! vith stores. plot, q 2XilS feet
ISadn has sold No. 81 East lood 81, a SIX
| e,1ry athouse on plot g sXl0o reet.
| Aaron Avrutis has sold tho six story tenement
| house Nos T09 and III East 9Th st. plot 4Xs25
feet n Rudolph "copper" - 80
| n saimanowitsh has sold FOR a client No 5S7
Fsst gh II a six story tenement house. on lot 25N
I - feet.
J i've eto.y tenement house on lot 27xs5.2 feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
OH, SUCH A SICKNESS, YES?
Follower of Wurzburger Tries Cure for
Oceans Roll-Now Hunts Man with Fad.

There were 2 number Of seasck persons on the
Kaiser Wilhelm II on the voyage from Bremen not
vitbs-ardirg The fact that the sufferers had re
maiued r their berths. with hot towels around their
heads. according TO instructions issued by Eugene
Wolf. a sooe trotter. who taken up the sea-
sick problem hobby
Wolf. who has been with several exploring eXpe-
di.iors distributed among some OF the passengers
printed circular telling how 10 avoid the nausea
brougt5 90 by the oceans roll. The circular ended
with request that patients ''leave few lines with
ms the result OF your experience.
Some persons who had followed the INSTRUCTIONS
were lI tell OF their experience, ana those
who had braved The Atlantic swell without III erect
torEook Wolf for their baggage
Nr. Wolf Jeff the pier in hurry. and only one
person VINO had tried his method was able 10 tell
about Dr. lie corpulent German from
Muricr. and be was in a great rage lie thought
= ne could 7ud Wolf and give him some verbal
notes the freatulent he would be calm enough to
tel The story. He gradually cooled down ana SAID:
"Oh l~ did I ever der instructions I8aQE iol-
lowed rarr word side by eto&s and, Oh. what
nord-ro. I-Et. according 10 cef orders, lald nat
ny back Tor chree days, keeling all clothing
from any -95onea- ] folded towel soaked IN boil
ag rT-ice NY head around. Der Instruction
year teaG nUsd feel Ike IL a wise field as
= M lea was L.! der pro5ellrr. could not SMOKE
nor ! 1elG hungry, ana Ger ieInoi: Juice u
tea vIcr had 10 drink was poor substitute ior
Wgrzaur-c-. ! vas 9ct seasig-I vas TOO doTquted
toT Co. Brt excuse mo, pleas, d!nk see W Holt'
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Al ~ Nesey Shy Mooney & Lawrence: 1881 I'd
% o It n Of 54th 25x75. h. voluntary
eeie "a to 2 Miehing for s3 300 S52 1O5
Bowsk IT, $17o5o ie4a and iG4S West Farms Rad
W = $40 It OF 1T5d St. s0x1s5x2O1. sty dwg
ano sty frame hotel; De W Flanagan agt wihemina
ref amt due. s662 %. taxes 81 800
BY Samuel Godsticker: 46s Broome St s 80 IT e Of
seae st. 2oxlOs' sy business bldg;
By Joseph Day: 13O 47th st. s. 4s7e # of 7th ave
1ogXICo o. sty stone front dwg Mccormack agt
= - Cooalnston ct al; D Simpson. atty, D Cohalau
reI. partition, adjourned
BY II MapeS & Co; Westchester ave, s e of public
pace mot yet named Is SX73 6x37 3x7Ss6 Ok; f =
ioT 5000 18th ST. of public place 10 SIX
SlAS' 4xso; to F Bamman for $1,000 Westchester
go II OF pubic place lots running through 10
tIltn 81 westerly three 10 2 Baman for S11,9O0; other
TWO 10 n Sachs for $1,000: irregular
PUBIC place and 117th Nathan for S1l5o;
S2l50: next three OKeefe s205O each; 177h
ss SO II Of public place voluntary sale;
oC 70 Nathan for 81 300: two TO Bester for
$3.50. next three 10 L Lowenstein for S4575.
by James L Wells: 16 20 103d ST. 2I5 # OF
Sth ave 'oXlOo9i sty bTk ten hs. L Ehrmann agt ]
GIeelsteln et al Kantrovtz E. attys; NJ SAKE ref:
amt due Sl402l TO- taxes S3660O including prior
mtge of $1,000 adjourned to April 26:
" cor White Plains Road. c BAN
man Tor SoOoos: next to F Raert for S55T5; next
one 70 Aabole for 50 425 next three 10 L owen
stem tor S6I2o: White Plains Road. 5, 100 # of
Nestcester ave 13 lots 25x from 1915 70 1916:
northery lot TO Caste for 81 100, Lewis
I SII0 each; next TO Rumpf for 81 423; next two 10
and S1,215 10 S1.275 each: next
two 10 J Cohen for 81 200 NJ KretsCh
for $1,000 each: White Plains Road. s. $50 of
Westchester Q lots northerly " Lynch for
next two to Caste for 1925 TO Fosen-
berg for $500; next two 10 G Devne for S9lo EACH
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

.-,nsrfv IN January. 1905. for about $4,000 OoO
:, The r-czert owner The total sum Of his
..-,r,issi-re in the TWO transactions was sac
sae n 1852 the late August Belmont paid for
-, two psrcels $4,000. or 5000 less than the
.,r reoe!ve1 by Mr. Ashforth in commissions
.,- selling nd leasing the property.
the oorrnined parcels have q frontage OF So-S
.ss. IN Ffftn avenue and $50 feet in S5th street
Y-r5sr n. terms Of the lease the tenant viii
&C. rbe raNes ana expenses OF operating build
~ NJ eleven foors and basement and sub-base-
,~er- 70 he erected or The premises Clinton q
pr~seIl are 5ra wing plans for the building. A
ago pa-- or the structure viii be occupied by
,bs Acke- Nerral & COndit Company. and the
-s-oainirc space w-ill 3e rented for business and
c4ice purposes James p Sio holds q lease
- the building south II the New York Club,
,-hich expires on MAY l. 1908. and in view Of
iris the proposed building viii be built in sec
lions The 6rst part viii be where the New
work club stands. and as soon as ready for oc-
cupancv Arker Nerrau & COndit viii take pos
session
On Nav ] the New York Club will vacate the
rrernises and the work Of tearing down the
id Clubhouse viii be begun. A new home for
The New York Club IS being built in 4Oth street.
near Fifrh avenue. from plans by II. ]. Harden
berEh
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
5000
5000
5000
5000
M AAA
LIS PENDENS.

Parcel OF land beginning the Intersection
o. land OF Spqyten Duyvi Port Morris Railroad Com
with division line between
and New Realty and Terminal Company con
tanning 1895 square feet the New York Hudson
River Railroad Company Martin SChramme .
ecton acquire title by condemnation: attorney. H
Harris
Parcel Of land beginning at point 91s II OF Oakley
ia IL n of Emmons Place x e -
Z River X n 81. II W 1121 beginning.
Martin J. Kus ct al; action to acquire title by
condemnation attorney y. II Harris
lOSth st. Nos los and l10 East Ignatz Moses ag Hy
Goldberg; specific performance attorney. g B. Bar
field.
11Tth St $40 52t East; Mechanics and Traders
Louis q. Cohen. specific perform
attorney J. A. Seidman
LYON 2f4 II OF Fox St. 5ox44x32xSs EliZa-
beth ]. Tvrel admx-, Peter J. Stlnpf ct al; fore
closure Of mortgage; attorney. II Best
Audubon n W. 113d st. 1efXlcp- virginia
DanziEer 81 al eXrs New Ycrk Operating Com
rsny mortgage; attorneys. Gross
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

90 II Of Spring St 25xs5I1 3 sty bk h. voluntary
sfv 80 ave no 20. 46 Fl of 2lst St lsxI5 }
with store; sale. estate Of
pghilP Kallman. deceased; 4th ST. s u7.1O IT e
1s 1e eth ave Brooklyn. % lots. each 2ox1oo vol
SAFE 30 lots Passaic and Berry
ssI ahd De Wolf Place at Hackensack J: executor
oo plots each 5oXl0o at North Asbury PIX J. situ
Wa19 on sunset laurel Gowen and wukapecko and North
s,ooayyin deceased: 113 Nassau St W 81 IT OF Ann
sc to Theatre Alley x24 1Ox1O2s; sty brk and
hooI ana store bldg: r Gihooly " E Gil
v iose,sI a. Nooe c. atys Norton. ref partition.
= bay' lbSth ST, n 51s3 II Of 11th
Mess & r Fan M Miller ct al agt Alexander ct al
suo 70 prior Intge % $4,000: Sedgwick #
osa lsoS or Eordhan Morris 1O1 1x122 6x1 100x153
d1eI sgt l. ! r Hilton Of al T w Butts.
g., san'ne' Fleischman due Sc 632 IS
Ct ~aares Berrian 1880 Morris cor 10th
:. I9A& . sly Dirk dWlg h; @ a Meyer agt { Bullard
ss6s a. Allen. atty. II Clarke. ref. due
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
EASTER CHURCH ELECTIONS.

-r.--srrI or -~EEE HEAVENLY FEST.
wa-crrs 1a~sd y De-ksr and Ia I'd Charles Ileoea
sauts = Fa-elay r. Eac-tJa WcDb. George Gray
"a. Nat..aa ses-ey C-5ar-ss \. clArA aTl Allen NJ
- ITKEs AsoNT1AIR. \. }.
Tsrler. Ter X Forac end Edwin a liTadlsy Tes ts.I
lrTrc- E1'7art C. BURGESS Jon. l,,.vs ss iI4osea
We've AID Eaya1e Nai;ohorDe-
CALVARY EPISCOPAL.
WE-de.1 lanes Goodwin an5 George Zah-skie Yes 3
4 C..er 5 y - -', ~ ir1ing C-lar Charles
: Nalrs. r eo5erJ Erdioott. slair 5 Wiiiams-
ST PACLs. AcRiIsANlA
v,s.-,+eF rafs 6Ta.'e sTars FI..woTth. J. \. 3
Aoae-g. Albert -srar. sa.nq%e! % 'slll''I- D-f.aT S ~
X=z.as. rlares Il Br.Sss aad Miiiai" ->iNl- -
cHrRcl. OF =. ANDREw. SOUTH ORANGE. y j.
Wsr6e- william Il Brs ashaw and Robert a. -,t-Si N
t'ss-le- Henry p Wlns'' ,s3nkernof 1,nn william J.
Eose.s Henry o C,nl.E Robert = Spfll'tt..
f.e convention william Il ti@4,1 ti@4T Aiter-
-e s,-s.y fy 1ha HSe7slias "a skiiiin Matthew V 3
A-s.r-rrrg s1E John =, Colt
'5UErE 0F THE RID E1t-dH-I'' lf-l1li = -. y
Ns-sszs F-s1 = Hazen and Isaac - e@ll @ r Rupert.
-5ao.F- - 20 ,asor Albert i. ScaTles. L>nis D. 49,
Esrrr Easooca ana william J. BAKE
e- Marks s-fsr-R5T4 BROOKLNN
Ns-.sas 0l.lert Lest and ciaTlss AAornsion rs Tyine
Ten campbell EdEafq " a y Ies Dsrners Edwin
-ase. Joan Wilson and Frederlek "f'S
CHRIST CECRcH. RYE.
wsy.s-e clarence sactett and Thomas r sheT12n T
meH George = READ ir5 So,l5 y y airv right Arthur
hSft 9s-ies cree ) ,lf ldoSs sns ~ h Bonc Ener-
cFlECr az Tg5 REpbE5MER M,fI'i -. ,-s~-ry
hs-lsTa son- Z TAYLOR and tTanrls tTa Revere Johi
r-r .ose-f r MOods. J Ste@als' o. y
i.s4 o ~ 80 %, 10 diocesan convention g"ha III !.
f--s.- st-~srf Nackte and 'ia.i' tslg- and
s-s.ast~s Ioln Z Tof'or, fi'''H
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
SENATE INQUIRY ILLEGAL
Had No authority to Investigate
Cincinnati Public Offices.

Cincinnati April 1.-THE state Senate had no
AUTHORITY 60 authorize the investigation Of the
pubic Offices of Cincinnati and Hamilton
COUNTY es carried on by the Drake committee.
according 80 a decision Of the Common Pleas
Court reechod to-day.
The case was thai Of Thomas ]. Davis. cashier
~ the First National Bank in This city, whose
ref,sal 70 appear rs q witness before the Drake
committee led 20 his arrest and arrangement IN
The common Pleas Court for hearing. His at
forneys carterlded that the committee had no
righr ro require testimony as 70 the deposits or
the bank such information being confidential!
between the hank and its customers.
TIE cour1 decided that the power IN the cas-.
vss judicial and not legislative and that tho
Senate had uo authority 10 authorize The invesd-
cation as SIT out IN the resolution.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
REALTY NOTES.

William H Faconn has leased No. 13l East l2th
81 three story private dwelling house, TO Agnes
Kacner and No l3S East 18th ST.. a three story
private dwelling house. to NJ Thompson. Also the
row Of three story Nova Scotia stone dwelling
houses No 80 to 324 East 42d st.
The NcGraw Publishing Company will build ten
story reinforced concrete building in 39th St, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues
Fdnnnd Cofin has leased No. 244 to $50 West 49th
St four three story dwelling houses, on a pIot
SOxlOp5 feet for a term Of years.
= VandeW-ort is the buyer of Nos. Il and 73 East
l2Sth St sold recently by Albert Zimmerman for
X & = Marx through Bert G. Fauhaber & Co.
The New York Electric Music Company has
leased the store the northwest corner of 3Sth ST
and broadway for five years for $1,000
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
AueusrINIAN COLLEGE IN THE BRONX

Flans have been filed with Buildings Superintend-
eht Murphy for two story school to be erected in
Ahorew ave. south of Fordham Road. which is TO
be the first of group of buildings of the coll
Ieee foundatlon in The Bronx planned by the
angus inlan Society of Staten Island
f9ther Murphy. a brother of Buildings Superin-
tehoeilt Murphy is pastor of the Augustinan
Chureh al Tompkinsville Staten Island. The col
leee building is TO be of ornamental brick. 81 feet
front ano 100 feet deep and will cost $4,000 Frank
} murphy, another brother of the Buildings Super
intendent, VIII be the builder of the structure.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
NEW PARK AVE. DWELLING HOUSE.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Murphy for four story and basement
dwelling house. 10 be built for Amos R. E Pinchot
a. the northeast corner of Park ave and s5th ST
Il Is TO be 425 feet front. of Colonial design with
FACADE Of marble or buff limestone 1t will he fitted
with an elevator, and will have a second story
conservatory and a roof terrace II is TO cost
5000 Hunt & Hunt the architects.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
GETS SITE FOR CAFE IN FIFTH AVE.

G. Tuot & Co have sold for Emma r. Harbaugh
and William J. Roome plot 50x1O0 the
side OF Fifth ave, II inches north of the Circle
10th St, which Simon Epstein. the buyer. in
tends 10 erect a four story building TO be used
cafe. roof garden, lodge rooms and dining ROOM
with bowling alleys in the basement. The same
firm has leased for Mr.. Epstein No. 20 TO 79 Main
ST and No % York St. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
MECHANICS LIENS.

Elton ave 5 80 u. of l5ath 81 49, y9,s
Pelham operating. Company as' ni1gT,
CUR owner: Michael CuppIello. coh,Ia ,n,vv,oo
rrocl, sra . : f6I . r. H. OF l69th St, luuALvr
Joseph Krach & 60. agt Albert j. S'hNSi 1'e'
1qsrh - No 7ta 70 ~ East. Henry , ~. 81
agt Hvams Realty Compsny' owner ann '''
tractor ....-..- -. ba,g-ssu
aI5tb a,I 2isrh sts 4S,N6fa: Robert / 'hLis''e
sTt ,.6n,rnaiius I<ahIen owner ana contractor
T2,t1a.t,,, a. 10 I76 Iohn simmons COMPANY az
Titie Guarantee ard trust COMPANY. owner a''N
ica:b :, No 17q Ia iS5 Fast, Jacob schwer'z
ae, : r slater a Co owner and contractor o.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
The BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

,r4a-.s a-a = & onO # . of Fordham Road
f,- "a two story brick schoolhouse, 1@xitp
Aur7Istian society. owners. J. O'Connor archl e.
Weeks ave . s. 95 IT, Of 17Sd St. tor hve
two story brick dwelling houses 2AeI hoseH
zv-sic & Flsen. owners; Charles : CLARK archi-
Frirrs ave "A 8, 3TI.4 r. n Of l9Sth ST. ior a
80 sto1 I,rirk tenement house. 25X65; Law
renee Powers owner. Charles :. Clark. arehi-
MosboIu PARKWAY :. =. 81 r. =. of Decatur ave.
for Two and halt story frame at a~slIiss
hn,,zc a4x46. charles Repzig. owner; Charles =
t,,,itn, az northwest corner Of 1Tlst st. for a
80 gtor, n-isk narish clubhouse. soxl 10 81
David n Greer. owner. BosWor'h q Hotden' :,
architects 30
,.t,rt s,.e tT5 T. $ Of CnlonpoIt ko9u, Tot
tV0 storr frame dwelling 2N3o; Edward Hei-
Fo-man nv ner and architect -..-- ---- '-''---'''
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
sENNo KLoPFER A BANKRUPT.

An involuntary petition In bankruptcy was fled
yesterday against Benuo Klopfer. croker. Of No 10
Broad street. by Leo Block. with claim Of $500
Samuel Alderman with Il claim OF $50. end Isaac
a Baum. with claim Of $50 Preferential pay
ments are alleged in the petition act con-
stituting bankruptcy KIopfer was formerly
member of the New York Stock Exchange. He
failed last July, and has not heen reinstated his
being sold short time AT the present
time he has connection with the New York
Stock Exchange
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
CITY SELLS MANY BUILDINGS.

More than ninety pieces Of real estate lying in
the path of the proposed extension of Grand st.
from the northeast corner Of the plaza of the Will
iamsburg Bridge To the intersection of Grand ST.
and Union ave- Williamsburg, were sold at public
auction by the city yesterday The sale was CON
Quoted under the direction Of John Morrissey Gray
collector city Among the buildings
sold numbering nearly two hundred. were a church
and a public school The buildings have to be torn
down within twenty days.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

Park ave Nos 1921 ard 1923. for a four STORY
and ba asenent dwelling house, 429Xi4. A 80 oo
r e Pinchot owner: Hunt Hunt, archltects- S'''o'
1!1tb St $ $50 II. W. of 9TH ave. foT Two
six story brick fathouses s-cSsS 3GnSs lo' n 10000
144rh s. 800 f. W. Of 9TH ave Tor sewn
six stO-v bricx hathouses and stores, +OASoi
apollo Realty company owner er"S'" 2s3 OO
65tb (, 337 ". OF LIST ave. TO- SlN
story brick tenement house ard store 81 dXs'.9
Mildred Realty COMPANY o"n''' .f''S''i $500
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
pEr,rioN IN eANKRUPTcY.

Tfe following petitior in bankrupt nz r,,.
yesserisv Win ~ cierE .: 1he Emitted 's'a."F
au roaIt:
,Aa ngolaosar pe-@fqn @a:s = ,,ecfs M3T oS ,E,e.
ceIro-t -, - riains rs follows - sn,l, % Si-is
EsN . scal1ehslzl s 80 o. are re- alleged Tue
trns oueinese was coaduricd Gn1et 'i-S @
a oascI L.lc.t f.c-2se--
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

A. No u st By Bryan / Kennsliy -Ienox ave.
= =. ana s75 a i29th 52xS5 s. q h.
v+h store. sale Riverside Drive. No a. n
T6tr 13x53A Cwig n executor sale
sl-i s, 30 1874 100 Of columbus ave lbxlo2
-, 5nle voluntary sale BieeckHr s. No ,1e 10 Soa
.or t-1arles 81 sx75 = ten with stores:
,e.,cr's sale. estate u Msrlds GoodVin deceased
5f CnBmhus 2'Xiu2 Z.
- GN.g h. voluntary safe, sullivan -. No 81
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
BUSINESS BOUND NORTH
Nec Building at Fifth Auenue and
S5th Street.

The Acker, Merrali 6 condit COMPANY ~
--stoh II. J. Luce is president has ,easss a.
New York Club and silo parcels. forming Iar.o
r,,, At the southwest corner OF s5th street go
rq,th avenue. for term Of twenty-ono wears =.
rental Of about sE.oooooo Albert B. Ashfort,,
rss the broker IN the deal. The two parcels or.
ov-,ed hy the Thirty NTH Street and Fifth A.
-re Realty Company CBoehm & Coonl NJ
sshforth was also The broker II the sale of ,ha
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

SostpI l. Luxe. ......-.....-
18th 81. n. 3. 100 II e. OF L-rox ave- 5oxeo II;
Aeram Harris and Louis Bea.nlAn loans Benja-
c4sSeEfil1N 20 - 70
LIST ave. n. cor. Gath St. 100 sxloo: Corporate
Realty Association loans Nathan Nasassy and
LOUIS 6iAlOWitz-..- e 30. d.
4th st. No. I2 East. and Sd St. No 2f East;
Pincus Lowenfeld and William Prayer loan saul
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

Narz Harry 10 Harlem Savings Bank: Beesnsn
ave. . :. PHI n ~ - Mar 81. TixP' ne 60.
mand, per cent -
same 10 Reehman 25a2 n 50 'i -
- Mary's 81 4lx101 demand. > per cent =
Rsufelsen. Stts. 10 n g Kcstsr Creston ave No
27es lGxlG0 years per cent ...-.-.-.
Upset. Louis J. 20 Title Guarantee and lrns' :,
Company 3lth 81 NJ 40 2lxSs. demand i
Jackson Isidore. and another 10 Title Guafsh'es
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

e23tb 81 sso n : cf 9Th ave Marcus
Woc.iuorkng Company agst Joseph RsKue -
same rroperty. iohn z Hsllett sgt same FEB
ruary I3 1873 ..-..- -. -.-. O ,c.,s
Same pronsr.y. Daniel NJ Cash Fepru.trH =, IFo-
I45rh a. n 100 u . Of 9Th ave American
Eagle rle Works agt Times Reai'Y ana 20"
strurticu COMPANY - al March ~
1891 81 No 80 70 - West; Paul SilNersnl asl
Ma Miller: January - 1906 .---
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
HARRISON PLANT FOR IRON FOUNDRY co

NJ II. Berngcr & Co and Joseph A. Riordan
have sold TO T. Shriver & Co. Jog lots Ghe Duke
farm property fronting in Hamilton and Schuyler
aves. Harrison. \. J. 7. Shriver & Co Will erect
iron foundry on this plot
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
Country Property for Sale or to Let.
FOR SALE OF FoR RBNT-

FOR SALE OF FOR RENT
LISTED En- - 'SINE.I4Y WITH Us
summit ave Q rooms. modern Improvement SIS rent
or sale a-v desirable
North Fulton ave psrquet floors. TILED
room 50Nt00. s. 0ssl az Sc, price 50 3n
rent $50
practically parquet floors; rwo hathrooms Sl5Sco
rent 500. small cash payment required
COOLEY q WEST. Inc. Mount Vernon
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

that of the creditor. and date when Judgment was
filed:
cember o. 1892 -. ....,...-.-. S1Os 50
Ssme-Same. April s. 1904 1876 s.
lss4 .,..-.S.-. III IS
iss6 - -. 24a ~
wallach. David Iowenthal; October Is 1902 10 A.
S 1905 -. 114 -
G Mayer: March Is 1905 ola IS
toria Segar Company. February Is 1905 -. las a7
Same-Samc; April 10 1906 .................. IS7 40
Same-Same December Is 1903 ............... 115 S.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
Furnished Apartments to Let.

-EIFG ANTIY FURNISHED APARTMENT pri-
\ vate bath 81 so daily: including meals two. S25
weekly. one SIS THE VAN RENSSEt.A ER, IS East
llth S.
! WEST srFJ ST-Farnilv =ofn- abroad sublet hand
Il sor,ey furnished apartment large. cool light
rooms bath tVo three adults, S6f GILES
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
JERSEY seneTg's DINNER TO GOVERNOR

The So Senate OF Kew jersey e =
rne-,s-- l.-rer 20 governor Stokes at inc -, :"
Club cir. last night. Tho entire upper '''