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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-04
JOKE VICTIM DIES.
Goodman on BOstw1ck Estate Pays with
Life for Prank.

Life for Prank.
MAMARoNECK, N. Y, Sept. 3.-Albert c.
Bostwick will try to obtain the release
of Savano Stana. the Italian Waterman
employed on his country place at Orients
Point, who now is in the Westminster
Jail charged with shooting a groom also
in the employ of Mr.. Bostwick The victim
OF the shooting. Patrick O'Brien, dice to-
day in the New Rochelle Hospital without
regaining consciousness.
The shooting was the result Of a practical
Joke which O'Brien and others tried to play
ON Stana. Mr.. Bostwick says that he
employed the Italian to guard his property
and now that he has gotten into trouble
in the discharge OF his duty. he intends
70 stand by him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-04
FOUR KILLED IN WARSHIP BLAST.
Death InVades an UnnnIGhed British Vessel
Of war.
.specLaI Cahls Despateh % M suN

LONDON. Sept. S.-There was a tremen-
dous explosion this afternoon on board the
battleship Rurik, which Vickers, Sons 4
Maxim are building in their yards at Bar
row-in-Furness.
Some one carried a burning naphtha
lamp into a tank containing inhammable
gases In which men were at work The
result was that four men we're killed and
eight serio lsly i%Hjursi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-04
CRUISER BOSTON RUNS AGROUND.
Failed on Undamaged.ATter sticking FER
Few Hours.

SEATTLE, Wash. Sept. S-Ths cruiser
Boston, while threading the San Juan Is
lands on the way to target practice in
Georgia Bay vent aground at PeapOd
Pass, Orcas Island, at II o'clock this MORN
ing. She was pulled Of at o p. NJ. by the
destroyer Paul Jones, and proceeded appar-
emily uniujured to the target grounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-04
TROLLEY CARS CRASH; rs HURT.
stalled Gar with seVenty-nve Passenger
hit BY Limited special.

hit BY Limited special.
PERU, Ind, Sept. Son the Indianapolis
Peru division OF the Indiana Union Traction
lines this afternoon, a mile and a half south
OF this city. a trolley car stalled by a broken
wheel was run into by a special limited car
running forty miles an hour. Many passen-
gers OF the standing car jumped, but
s~eventy-fve were caught in the crash.
Passengers were piled upon each other and
every seat in the car was broken.
Eighteen persons we're injured, three Of
them seriously.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-04

complished the Northwest Passage.
Capt. Roland Amunden, who commanded
the polar expedition on the GjOa, left Norway
in June, 1908, to try the Northwest Passage.
He established his first base in Leopold
Harbor, where he made absolute magnetic
observations during 1904. In the summer
Of 1905 he established his second base on
King Williams Island, where he later re-
ported that he had located the true magnetic
pole and found near il the monument set
up by Sir John Franklin's expedition. The
Gjoa went into winter quarters at King
Point. near the mouth of the Mackenzie
River, and Capt. Amunden left there August
10 for a trip overland to announce his sue
cess. He travelled by dog sleds and reached
Fort Egbert, Eagle City, Alaska, on Deem
Der S, whence the news Of his discovery
was sent to the world. He announced at
the time that he would return TO the Gjoa
in the spring by way Of Bering Strait and
Sea, making geodetic observations on the
way. The GiOa set phi early in the sum-
mer for the 1000 mile trip to the strait.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-04

This splendid iAst train caves New YORK az SSO
p. N. via NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES. Amer
ica's Greatest Railroad arrives Detroit neat Morn
ing, saginaw. Grand Rsplds and Chicago m Ihs
AfteTnO0n.-AdV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-04

Barnsta's Extract OF Vanilla.
In purity and strength preeminently superior -Adv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-04

GErTYBmUm0 NJ WARRINGTON TDUR
Sc pssmbsr ~ va psnnavivania Rairsaa. M.
day tnp, An necsssaEv expenseA "a trom New
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-04
THROTGH NORTHWEST PASSAGE.
Capt. mi Brings the GJOa to End
u Her Trip.
Special Cable Despatch

Special Cable Despatch 20 THE SUN.
CHRIsTIANIA. Sept. s.-The Norwegian
polar expedition on the ship Gjoa has
reached Boring Strait. having thus ac-
complished the Northwest Passage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-04
THE REVIEW.

When the nose Of the Maynower Vas
exactly four points on the sailing guns
OF the Maine a bugle sounded on the Main@
and every man on board stood at atten-
tion. The old days are gono whom the
sailor manned the yards and chung 10 hfe-
lines high in the air. but the ja0hdes were
strung clear around the rail and the super
structure and all the Officers on duty were
on the bridge With the Admiral. The at
tenhon call was sounded; then came the
ruties and then the band broke into the
Star Spangled Banner IL was most
impressive. The President stood With
barred head. a. he did during the entire 70
view. just as the MGyfOwer's stern cleared
the saluttng gun o the port Mde the sharp
crack OF the FIRST Of twsnty-on0 guns was
fore the MGydower reached tho Missouri
and tho scene was repeated. And so on
down along the feet the same thing 90
CURED With ship after chip. Bands were
playing only n tune, the national hymn
salutes were being cracked out, officers
and men were nHd In ~Salutes, the Prcsi-
dent as rigid a. any Of the Others, and the
wind was ~stifeninR tho great American
faGs at the top Of fore and main mats
and the great No. 1 fags at the tan rails.
Tho MAyfower wns about twenty minutes
passing down the Lana: and then sho made
q wide turn and came up IN the outside OF
the feet out in the Sound. As tho head OF
the column was reached again the May
flower passed the sterns Of the Alabama
Tie MaIle And the MhiPpleL fTst Of Shss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-04
MIGHTY FLEET
AT ATTENTION
The President Reviews More
Than a Third Of Nays
Fighting Strength.
GLORIOUS DAY FOR EVENT.


Most Imposing Pageant the western HenhiS.
sphere Ever Witnessed -si1iy.onc Ma
va Vessels Representing Nearly Every
Type In the Service LIN IpNtO Greet
the Commander I'm thIeG-An Oyster
Bay and the Sound ThereabOut Alive
with raft Like n Hundred Thunder
storms al Once when the General
salute was Given -RooseyeIt Praises
Marines and Thanks COngressmen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

65th-st. No 142 East 2Oxloo5: Alfred c. Bach .,o
Old i1 Bro "a i' No 287o s 2s7xS64 Christian
Manhattan-st n e s. i41o # n " Of l25th-st;
Alfred BsGhm oa to city Real Estate Company ,oo
to Max stenhardt and another; mortgage,
,1 d8is1o 100 It Of 165th-s 2oxe2 s; ~
Middleboro Realty Company to Mary Wheat;
Cortiaadtss No 90. n s. 9o11x55; Alfred N Liv-
Same property: Anna A Bradford to same; Y part; -
1s al n'ie No 2o4a e s: william Potter to c
Migiionico; mortgage $500 Nominal
Lots 81 to "a map w MIa 0P sna aSy iaen ana
81 Max Izotzen to wolt brand: mortgage.
Amsterdam ave e S. rs # s Of 156th-st 25xio0;
N L Simon TO John Rodgers; mortgage 200
2d SdSeog No ads to 1872 $ 75ii175 Alexander
splitter Daniel Splitter and another: mortgage,
11G 9Th No East, 251iooii Julia Shea to David
1e tRe moTe9 4o # Of Broadway 5xaa
Burstein Augusta Poltziner; mortgage,
St NicRola: Terrace No 10, $ IS 71s0; Bolton
12 f to No 5s s' Wcsi 25zsS iisna Haas to
1o4th-st, n s iS7 II Of Columbus ave ssx
100 II Joseph Rosenberg ct al to Philip Letter ,oo
Cannon No -. 25rloo;. Julius Miller to
Congregation Hungarian Anshe sfard; mort ,oo
Frank L ROY; mortgage, S. $50. Nominal
Morris-ave. " S. 10 It n OF I58d-st 5O11oo; -
Ia AMANDA SHl- fonses to AG5f Boehn 5000
COMPANY 10 Csreta Fredin. Nominal
TSeSerick Mccarthy to Annie NOLAN ,...... Nominal
ST Nicholas-ave No 1877 5. - 9xs5.2: George
$1,000 ............ Nominal
Nsrn Run: mortgage SIS 600. Nominal
I5th-st Nos sz2 and 344 East. %2x103.3 Bernard 10
Gordon O Louis Korner; mortgage $4,000 100
13lst-st, e Old Broadway. Blk;
Morris Littmsn TO Samuel solomon and another 100
G6t1-st, No 22l West. 25X10o5: Ernestne Davis
gSxs eN sf7 s2S ~ 1- .',........ 964 10
70 John ] Mcdonald Nominal
Same property; John Mcdonald Mary Nc
CURE; mortgage, IS. 800. Nominal
He5seI ~ Helene Figge Nominal
tt Wrse 10 Heiene F4ege mortgage $1,000 $500
st n W 0 Avenue A. 2Dx1O3-3; Anna
7 DOYLE to Jacob Froelich: mortgage S24, ODJ-. 100
7a1h-st n G 26g II W Avenue 4. 25x103.3: Anna
T1oyle 10 Annie Froelch. mortgage. S24, 0gO. 100
ID ave. n " corner 79th-st Marcus Beckmann 10
i P9T c5o s'e.iu.si 100
same IN s p0psra s; raorigags sies 900 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
LIS PENDENs.

i7Tth-st q S. Iot I23 H. nap o. snder s 'I5srss
race. oath Ward; Ephraim e. Levy aSElns V sttornss
Johanson Fl al foreclosure ni hoI'sesr'' e.
LaChraan & Goldsmith. -.,, asse~
Frun 3 city Real Estate toiIlaiF
Mary Kelleher ct al. foreclosure OF Eior's'se''
1s4S-st. Nos 22o 2ei to 22S West Aaron tigs
against Michael CahilI ,speciac perfofn1ncel' az,
s4rh-st n S. 100 T. W or An'stef ia, iass9
1O0 SN5T. 2x1OOs: joseph itosenpers CT e. ,forx
Flei5t ttecouuTluE- etc.l; attorney W -
32G-st S. tUO IT. % htt; a.r.. A. ,lNl-,~i, II IS
foreclosure OF mortgagel: attorneys hoWIs hpr
Broome-st No 4SO; John j. Kelly asainst -. Ks1
per faction 70 discharge mechanics Hen) at'orhess'
g Quinn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
FOR RRoNxvILLE TRACT 100000.

w w Grant and Henry Owen have sold to Ar
thur G. Davis the Amman farm tract at Bronx
vile comprising about lS0 acres. The Tuckahoe
Road extends through the farm. The property also
has q large frontage in Palmer and Walnut aves-
The price was about 100000.
The property IS near the Hotel Grarzlatan. ana Is
WITHIN twenty minutes ride of the 15th-st station
Of The New-YOrk Central
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
BUILDING STATISTICS FOR DECEMBER.

december was another busy month in building
throughout the country. The open weather re-
suited in a remarkable increase over the same
month a year ago. During the month just closed
Dernits were taken out, according official re-
norts TO Construction News for the consIruc-
lion of 5372 buildings aggregating in cost Sl 5 90
as ag5tnst 6S5 buildings involving in cost S2i26S
for the corresponding month year ago, an IN
crease Of 7S7 buildings and SloOS542 or Il per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Froelch Jacob to Anna Doyle 10 54t his 30 y =
cages $4,000 due july >. 1913 per cent t, $4,000
Tfg0i HeH M5 81 20 1lK due June So 1901 2OoO
10 Ma S S s 9fE due be sis 90 80 1soS
HiiR Bsf of Frank and another T;manu CON
gregaton 1O2d-st. 1915 # of 2d-ave. =. ooo
s5ef Sz1G0; 1 Eeafs o1 to fr Colt ZIONIST
BIS # 6 of Lenox-ave, 17x1oo years. per sooo
M Sesl Thomas to Randolph Hurry lot $50 .oo
Brand Wolf to NJ Katzen 10th-st; n s. All # . ooo
Katz eI u Max to E Henrietta Erhart: lOth-st.
n 5, 4311 it Dry Docl-st: 4olx92; years. os mn
Same to same: 1oth-st corner Dry Doelst 20 ooo
All - AbTafam a to fsmigrant Industrial savings
Esh6 66 ' dae ane &c. l 1911 ~ per 5000
Same Hugh Hing; same property; due June 80 . soo
re der! Morris na5 + to sIadsonave. zooo
Marazz IL Raae 52 e9Fsg 5oa 6Sns yeaqs per
onI = 90 II n % 1000
c;srofalo' Vincent. to William Moore l1th-st,
Roy Frank l. to LAYERS Title lHIHTancs ana
due june So 1909. 514 per cent 10000
Sh EASE, 25x 5ita years per cent LOCO
B?sa 7 S Of sv 70 s Years per Cent
# of il istave 4x1o$ years per 1880
i5sfis To to West; demand per cent 1880
Al Frad 4o5A9 3 495 # Of is6ths 55xioo; 5s75
Bef say t'i No 74e S2x155: years per cent 5000
i$lstst. corner Old Broadway DIX lrregn- .. zso
l.
Bachman Alfred c. Title Guarantee and Trust
m mSnR'ns ooui.. 1900
Miller Barnet, and another a c Schaefer;
years 534 per cent $500
Miller, Barnet. and another TO William T Hockey;
I5lst-st. s. 475 # W OF 7th-ave. 90x1lS. due
February D. 1906; cent. D. 600
Marrazzf. Raefete. ito Dollar Savings Bank; Nor
ris ave. W s. 30 It Of 1J2d-st 5DXl0J; due
June 20. 1905; 5i2 per 1000
Boehm. Adolf 10 Amanda Tousey; Tth-st,
being lot OIL. map Wakefield 100xll4; years. -
5i2 cent 3OIO
. A c Realty Company to NJ Marx: 14eth--st. Nos
202 and 20i West, two lots 25X99; two mort
cages $500 each prior mortgage. S1s.OOOi due
Morrison, Louis. to l. Mannheim; Avenue C. Nos
12l 123, SSxS3 . years, q per cent 1000
Vcsell Meyer 10 w II Kohriug SSth-st. No ~
East 20x160: years. cent. 1900
' Lilo years PER 1900
25xIo2 is' years per 1900
Miller Barnet. and another American Mort
gage Company: 151st-st s. 475 IT " OF eth
ave- 3 years. az per cent. $4,000
Same Louise l. Browne and another. trustees:
Macombs Dam Road. 90 2 II of lblst-
St 44xIO6 demand. 900
Hnman, Frank ana another to e L Todd Ct al,
executors 102d st. 5, 100 Il OF 2d-ave ST6x
1o011; 3 "a cent S4,OOO
b'pe Of MAD Madis5ave 25sloo years per cent 600
Sobel Sam. Abraham Marks; 59th-st, No 32S
East 25K100; year per cent $500
Lese. Frederick 70 Catherine Jerbik; sSd-st 8 s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
MECHANICS LIENS.

Bassford- ave- W E.. 115 IT. s. of 1s3d-st.. 25x4o.
William J. Flynn agt. Bassford Realty Com
pany. owner and contractor MISREPRESENTATION. s
64th-st.. No. 3SS East; John Steurer agt. Daniel
and BENJAMIN Splitter. owners; Finger & Len
contractors
and 95ih SITS. pol .5xlOO: Sanitary FirepToohus
and Contracting Company aEt. Julius $. sand
Ter. owner and contractor. .......
s2d-st, No. II West; Harry Lancaster & Co agt
Victor L. Bowling. owner; Walsh Parquet Floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
BIG BRONX TRACT SOLD.

Jesse & Bennett & Co. have sold tract of 2o6
,o+z onuosite the east end OF Washington Bridge.
IT,. -r.,ct &c bounded by Featherbed Lane, Shake
eneare-aye.. Jessup Place and McComb's Road. 1t
has been owned by the seller since 1888 also sold
- a client for occupancy No al West End-aNe-.
5S~se Seaf And also sold with ]. Romano Brown
= % tbe northwest corner Of 7oth-st- and Broad
~. single nathouse, HXlgJ Ieet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
EASES 42o- ST. BUILDING.

George A Bowman has leased for Lydia Gray the
Ave story building No. l3S West 42d-st. for twenty
one wears az a rental aggregating about sl56O00;
also leased to the Brunswick. Bake, Collender
C.,n,,anv the second floor Of the building at the
1,orfbeast corner of Broadway and 42d-st. at a
rental of 81 900 year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07

12ath-st No PSI to 255 West: Simon
agt Crescent Mercantile and Realty Company,
owner and A. 10
5th- ave No 332 Clifford L. Miller and another
agt Royal Company. owner: Hess Company,
Thomas j. Fannin sub-contractor. 24s 90
fIughes-ave s. 40 IT s. Of 1Ssth-st-, 25xl0o;
trust compsny owner and 2s45,52
9th ave No 524 SIS Pearson & Co agt. Isaac
Brokaw owner; I. Narcotic & Co. contractor;
John Fulton sub-contractor 1.l02 %
ag Michael Bsradni owner contractor 800 60
Catharne slip. No. TO- Franz Y. Rundquist agt
tractor tractor IS 81
contractor 525 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
scRleNER BUILDING SITE ENLARGED.

George Milne has sold to Charles and Arthur ii.
s.ri,yer Nos 3ls ana SIS West ATHEIST five story
building The parcel adjoins the plot recently
bought by the Messrs- Scribner. on which four
known as Scrlbner's building, is being erected
fnconh E,eist represented the sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
READING SYS T en-
NEW Jersey CENTRAL R. R.

NEW JENSE1 ILL MI 49, 40
STATIONS. West sd St. n r
Time shown below is from Liberty st West ga g
leaves 10 minutes earlier. except noted by Designating
EAsToN, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUcz
CHUNK-z4OU G.15 Eastonl. $40 A M. L2e. -
300 Obs. 40 Easton onIy) P Ii SUM- 24-2O A NJ La
wTLKEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-91O a. ". IN
500 P. NJ Sundays, "a 80 A NJ. 500 P. NJ
LAKEWOOD LAKEHURST. TOMS RIVER AND BAR
NEGAT-z4 co, $40 a. NJ 100. al. 10. x6OS lLakewo4
and Lakehurst. k34O. ca 80 P. NJ Sundays $50 a 4
ATLANTIC CTTY-'94O A. NJ, kt3.4 P NJ -
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GROfz
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS-z4@
$50 113O a. M. x12O. AS. $50. $50. tl2Ol sun
days. except Ocean Grove. 400. $40 A NJ AVa
ATLANTIC HLDs. STARLIGHT. MONMOUTH BcH-
EAST LONG BRANCH-z4OO. 1880, $50, l1SO A ~
100 40, $50. $50 P. NJ sundays. 800 4 NJ
PfifIADELPHIA-.z48O moo. msOO. 900, m'loe
ill 90 A M, m'12.O0 mi co. 200. 500 400 In'9e
ms6OO. 100 1900 $500. $40 80 P NJ. 1sl2 Is ndt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-SOO. rn'lOOO 'l%@
m@2OO. mia CO. IS CO. 200. 'j1215- - -
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSVILLE AND VIII.
IAMSP0RT-Iiz4O0. a 80 tS9O 10 1000 op m9
ing. Pottsville. Harrisburg only. TOO 800 $50 r
'Daily fDaily except Sunday Sundays 4PaIle
only Via Tamaqua. aExcept Saturdays nDlnnf
xSaturdays only zFrom Liberty St only. - =,
20 P NJ, $3.50 P NJ. j11.50 P NJ, ks 20 p. NJ -
Offices: Liberty St. West 23d St. Aston House zl
49, 1900 Broadway. 1s2 9TH Ave. PSI 9th AVE.
Union Square West 2I9S Sd Ave- 2I9 West 10th ST. -
Brooklyn; 800 Broadway Williamsburg New YORK Tram
fer Co calls for checks baggage to destination
W. G. BESLER, g NJ BOHI,
Vice-Pres & Gen Passr Assnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
INVESTOR IN MADIsoN-AVE. DEAL.

william A White & Son and J. Romano Brown
have sold for Loyal L. Smith No l7S Madison-ave
q FIVE story bachelor apartment house, 2ASxlo feei-
7. ts between sd and 9th SITS. The buyer is an in
@,aetor Also sold for Frederick Woodruff 10 Nor
ris Veinstein No 34S Bleecker-st. three story
f,,iI6iny 232x3S feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07

254 # of 2d-eve 25x1O2 years 51k per cent 800
Fink. samuel H to P 9 a5ss Realty Com
sa Geat 10 same: 2dave No 1925 to 1923 three
p e5s' cs sGtoe 'nFee so
same to same; 2d-ave No 1881 to 535. three
lots. together 76x67; three mortgages $1,000; .,
sa geeF to s Rsn ad-av corner sot-s COX
Same to s same, go s6t-st s' No 246 East la1io2
Gordon. Louis ard another to W F Morgan: 15Sd
81 s. 425 IT W OF 1oth-ave. 8I'o&97' years. 40 M
same eet to '' Arnstein; same property prior mort
Evans Barnett and another to r Morgan and
a94theT 81 sxs years per 4o
Same to H Arnstein: same property; demand. 80 =,
K PHf eeh James to jain Fo1-st, $ "a tin
of 16s S95Go y9eT5 70 C9 Mortgage ~
company; 165th-st. s 735 IT W of Trlnity-ave. =,
Cameron, william A. to II Iden and another; lot
80 to g. Mount Hope years per, per cent LII
5. 100 # OF COllege-ave. 25x11O; due July l.
MoDo S pe John j. to Title Guarantee and Trust
PAM b9Te ~ No 1d Len and snobar LOT % to 500
2s map Mount Hope; year per cent 29l
s No rs 24aioo SeaT 800
Ley Louis 10 to sted@a 9a5 ans aax 1905 llS
Lew louis To- II E Flint Hancock-st W s. 1856
# s Of Bieeoker-st, 4ix112: due May q, isOs;
Hoffman Req Realty COMPANY to k shapiro and an
other; clinton st. No 81. 25xlOO: due April TO-
op 46S3 S william to A Bunting; i4eth-st $
t25 # OF Colese-ave, 25xl0o; due July l.
CONGREGATION Austria hungarian Anshesford to
Miller; Cannon-st. No 81 25x10o years per
Aidhous Herbert 70 H W Allen: Crane ave. e s.
ABS # Of Burnside ave. 5oxss; due June l. =, ~
Morrison 5Tn James. to Eagle Savings and Loan
SIX rres; instruments per cent. -. 7eC
Moffatt Patrick TO r Collins ls7th-st 5;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
BUYS THE MONTAGUE, IN BROOKLYN.

slavson & Hobbs have sold for clients to Fred
ertck A Wilson the Montague, nine story apart
TT1ent hotel at Montague and Hicks SITS, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
mpe JoHN JACOB AsToR A BUYER.

Mrs. John Jacob Astor is the buyer Of No 81
s,bave sold recently. 1t is thought that she
bought the houSe to protect her property adJoin-
ING Andrew r Smith is the buyer OF the d"eii-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
SELLS UPTOWN OFFICE STRUCTURE.

Shaw & Co have sold for Heilner & Wolf Nos
751 and la West 125th-st a four story office build
ing with stores 50xsOxl0O feet. The buyer is in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
MANHATTAN RulLDINe PLAN.

asth-st s s. Too IT. W 81 Courohus-ave.. for q
six story brick fathouses and stores, oONst-S'
Felt 4 Maiakon owners. g f. Pelham, arehl ss5
tect .....-.---. $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

Cherry-st Nos and 20s: Abraham Dan
ct al agt Annie PARSER ct al; November -,
1905 .....-.... s.. 800
Same property; Osher Kolodny agt- same; De
cenher IS. 1905. .......... e75
Same property Max Goldsteln agt. same: De
ceInbsr IS, 1905. ..........,.. s75
Riegler al: March %, 1908. ......-.. 35
Same property; same agt. same; March %.
Essex-st. No. lis; Samuel Hauben sgt Barnett
Kerner ct al; august 20, 1905. -. IT'S
54th-sL 40. ass East; A. Finkelstein agt
Daniel Splitter et al; November IS. 1905 -. s4s
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Morningside-ave, No IS, q s. 3Ox93: Martin l.
SuGarlnan TO samuel Sugarman. one-halt part;

a. n No 1S S9 aSe MaT Dart
same gdpr $$GSS Icon assernan and another to
Whsina Farmer 66 mOpf IT xio '
Jane wIIie to William oppenhen. 100
149h is Ru16 S to W G6 c9 0ppen5e 100
MSt Ne 81 i5E EASY Szlo % PgaSe mortgage S
$4,000 gs Harrison ct al to Ma hSy ct s 0'Oo
Weissman ct al to Davis Berkman and another 200
A nGf9shgf No. $40 s 25xioo; Josephine
Lederer to Emma Blumenberg; mortgage ,oo
- East $5416$ ]arI Isaac
Ms2a az l. s4 H maf5ss SIS a
sSa rbs 3D. TT 2f Ies gage
5ss5lS n $ 100 # W Of Madisonave. % 6x1Oo5
Mary ! Belts Julia Coddtngton; mortgage 900
56 $1,000 s. SO 4 Of &days sd1loo5; viii
,, lam Meyer Yer 1 e 4 Eas William Tier iOO
ney to Elizabeth McGrath; mortgage $12oOo 100
Mannheim : ct ia al to Meyer Goldman mortgage
11 stRgGo No a24 East 25xio011 David
Richard schme n9rgae e f S7d 25xioo Vo
Kirk Minnie j < ,7 Van 9;ia & mort 100
gage, 50 600; Dalyaye zoe # n OF 1 976 t.
Of i77th-st y 1Ox47 I: mortgage. $500 Ed roo
ward Ayres TO Frank Mec 90 man Mount Hone l0V
Henry iden another executors, to William sqz
southern Boaievard No s84 25xloo Arthur
mor sanse SD 900 roii'1 100
97 Thomas R 1 Pa t6 to 9f AbraSa 100
l"o,S a., 10, 70 I,ri " Stern - ........ Nominal
S. 80 800 Do rorteaee SO o01 Nominal
11sth-st S s. % # g Of Lexlngton-ave. 25XiGoll;
David Yesk 90 to COL Jacob faun' one.na par. 100
Br9ome-sf No 81, s. - s2s 100
Haver-a+e. g. 3T5 fe from 1l0th-st' 9OX ,no
1903 2; Nathan Meyer ct al to Casper lba lVO
165th-st No 1872 East, 20x1O0 3; ReinhoId NanIer
Ende and another executors. TO Aiireo 2s25o
nth man 1a2e No $50 to sac west 75Sxioo william
McBurne to Samuel Mcmillan; one-haf part
mortgage. 100000. .E>oIniilai
34het No 300 East 1ex54 4; stephen II Jackson 100
to Patrick J Rvrnes; MORTGAGE. STOOD - A"V
Plot beginning 9S II v Wadsworth-ave and w
# Of 1gohst running o1 TSx l. simon 100
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NEW YORK. HEW HlYEH z HARTFORD B. B.

Trains depart Grand Central station. 42d 81 A
BOSTON. Via New London & Prov.-ttl1O00. 'EiiSISs
4. NJ, f4II:OO, SxI1:O1. +x3:UO It 500 .to'Vs
.f12:oO P. NJ via WillimaJtis-t{s:oo A n; t7-g .
Nj; via Spfd.-T9:OO A NJ, TIl12:OO Si4.O 'liS Z.
WORCESTER and FITCHBURCi: Via PUTNA9Mi19IfSS Il
LAAKENILLE and NOREOLk-TS. 40 a. NJ. 1871
CT HARRINGTON. STOCKBRIDGE. LENOX. PITTS
FIELD-i4:J0 TS:49 y. NJ. 81 P NJ ,-. -,
Ticket Offices at cCrand Central Station and clzln IN
also at c261 LIS, c1354 Broadway. 50 Union SOU
else Fifth Ave. GAS Columbus Ave- C649 Madison
c273 West 125th St, 279S Third Ave In Brookyn e'+
coo Fulton St. 800 Broadway -,
sDaily. Except Sundays sStops at 125th St xsSInr
at 125th Sundays only. *Parlor Car Limited uH1
dining cPari1r and Sleeping car tickets also
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT

Arthur-ave.. s. ". corner Oak Tree Place 95x
81 9x25x94: the Commonwealth Mortgage
Company loans Benjamin Bencnson. 800.
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TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

ing house at the southwest corner of 75th-st an
Park-aVe