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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22
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Z, by Fitzgerald ?.
n-oh haea l.s~e

Struck out-l3v Henderson Z, By Fitzgerald
Bases on baIls-On Fitzgerald 4. Two-base hit
--McHale Doyle Lister. Three-base hit
Sveenev Double plays-Lister unagsisted
Henderson TO Sweeney 10 Lister. Sacrifice hit
Mitchell Kane. Carson. Lister. Henderson
FIRST base on errors-Portland I, Fresno .. Lef
on bases-POrtland 10. Fresno .. Time 0
game hours and Is minutes. Umpire
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22

Two base hit-Bernard. Sacrifice hits
Gochnauer, Haley. First base on called balls
on Negle 2 of Hopkins /. Struck out-By
Aagle 8. by Hopkins 5. Hit by pitcher-ElIis
Tine OF game hour and z5 minutes. Umpire
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22
NATIVE SONS, ]

NATIVE SONS pANCE.-Tke next dance Of
me, me Native Sons Literary and Social Committee
Gate avenue and Octayia street next Wednesday
erepinx. under the auspices Of Dolores Parlor.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22

Good music doesn't help a bad cafe.
The tinsel on the uniforms u half
the band.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22

Two-base hits-yickers. Sacrtscs h,.s w..
Buren. McKune, Mohler. Hildebrand Left on
bases-Seattle Z, San Francisco g. Hts Of NJ
Clair, In one and two-rhirds innings Stoien
6ases.Kane, Spencer. Irwin, Spies. Brown
hildebrand. Double play-McKune Kane and
Streib Bases on balls-Of McClair 2 off
Hlekers ?. Hit by pitched Dall-Kane bv prown ~
irwin By McClAir. Struck out-by McClair
by Fiekers o. By Brown 3. Time OF game
hour and 40 minutes. Umpire-Derrlck.
Tom Dillon for correct STYLES IN
HATS. corner Van Ness avenue and Nc
Allister street $3.50. $3.50, $500.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

The McVickar, Gaillard Realty Company has
sold for Eugene Vallens to E. E Meacham for
occupancy No 2j6 West 99th St. four story
American basement building, lot 16.SxlOO
feet
E V Pescia & Co. have sold for Lucia Lgueri
to Shapiro. Levy & Starr the five story tene-
ment house with stores No. l3 Hamilton ST.
L. A. Goldstein has sold to Wexer Posner
No. SO Madison ST., five story tenement house.
on lot 2Sx1e0 feet.
NJ Frank and S Lipschitz have sold to H.
Strasbourger No. 304 Henry ST.. Ave story
tenement house, on lot 24x95 feet
Schenkman & Brown have sold 70 Zenes &
Brooks Nos. 210 and 212 Eldridge ST.. two six
story tenemnt houses. on plot A. 1OxsS.6.
Samuel Williams has bought through Jacob
Leitner from Harry Lehr the plot, 'roxlt0 feet,
on the east side of Washington ave- 94 feet
south of Wendover ave. Mr.. Williams will erect
six story hathOuse the site.
Emma A Parth has sold TO ID. Tobias & Son
No. I46 East l!lst St. a two story frame. dwell
William E. Diller has sold three-story two
family brick and stone house in Grant ave.
north Of 163d St This makes the seventh sold
OF row Of ten houses recently built by Mr..
Diler At this point
A. shatzkin & Sons sold TO Mr. Katz lot
@3Xi09 feet on the north side OF 2Z3d St. east
Qf Sixth ave: also. 10 Giuseppe Certo a lot
2.IX125 feet on the west side of Rosewood ave,
l23 feet north of Bartholdi St: also. to Mr..
Gambrielle a lot 2:DX100 feet. extending from
Corsa to 225th St. of Sixth ave. also.
TO a Mr.. Davidson a plot JOx1O0 feet on the west
side of Ash ave. south of Corsa ave.
S Levy has sold for a. Wenstein No. 413 to
4l1 East 10Th St. two six story fiathOuseS
in course of construction. each on plot 81 Gx1OO =
feet, to Jacob Israelson.
Kuppersteir & Lowenfeld have sold for a client
TO Lowenfeld & Prayer No. 125 to / 33 Fast lO3d
81. five three-story dwelling houses on plot
77Xl0011 feet.
Philip Eckei has sold TO Sophie Switzer No.
2ll West Sofh s.: a five story double fiathouse.
on lot 25X102.2 feet.
Williams. GrOdgtnsky & Haft have bought No.
344 to S52 East 18th St. five four-r tory fiat
houses, each on a lot 25x1O22 feet They have
resoid No. 344 to 34S to Doll & Johnson and No
$50 to q Mr. Lohman
Williams & Grodginsky have sold to Mr..
sullivan the northeast corner of Bedford and
Downing SITS. five story tenement house on a
lot 25x75 feet
John Ryan has sold 10 c. Brown No 173 East
$50 St; a four story and basement fathouse. OH
lot 19Sx100S feet
George Brettell & Son have sold for NJ. A.
NoXon No. $50 Pleasant ave. four story dwell
ing house. on lot l6.10x71.3 feet.
b Freedman has sold for Passman Seplow
law hathouses. on plot 51x100.5 feet
Senft Bruck have sold Nos 316 and 31S
plot 45x1O33 feet
Zenes & Brooks have sold to Schenkman &.
Brown Nos. :':'2 and :84 East 4th ST. a six story
tenement house. on plot 45.6x96 feet
Ioseph Dobkn has sold TO Jacob Levy the plot
lWXlUOS Teet on the south side Of 95th ST. 100
feet east of I'd ave. For the East 95th st lots
Mr.. Levy gives to Mr.. DObkin Nos III and
lI9 Perry ST.. northeast corner Of Greenwich
St, six story tenement house on Mot 81 I x
26.2x79x5G6 feet.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
WOULD DECLARE MISSING MAN DEAD.
Disappeared in 1s94-Heirs Would Make
Division of His Property.

Oscar Keen. of Newark. special master IN
chancery. was deputized by Vice-Chancellor
Emery in Newark yesterday, by an order OF
reference. TO hear testimony I'm proceedings in
s;ituted by relatives OF Arthur Beckwith. for
merly living at Fifth avenue and l4th street
Manhattan. who has been missing since 1894
90 have him declared legally dead by the New
Jersey courts, so that $4,000 realized from a
sale of his property in Elizabeth may be dis
tributed Lady Helen Leigh wife of Baron
Francis Dudley Leigh. of StOneleigh Abbey.
Kenllworth England. and sister of the miss
ing man, is one of the plaintiffs named in the
suit.
Others named are Mrs Marguerite Brunnow.
Of Bonn Germany; Miss Mary p and Sidney
F. Beckwith, of GarrisOns. y. Y. and Edward
p Beckwith of Schenectady. There is property
Involved in the proceedings valued at about
100000. belonging to the missing man. Allen
w Evarts of Manhattan. filed the bill OF par
ticuIars i'm the case. He was made receiver for
Beckwith in the New York courts According
30 the bill filed. Beckwith declared legally
dead by the New York courts. and left no Will.
Beckwith escaped from Sanford Hall. an asy-
lum at Flushing. Long Island, in 1884.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
ICE WAGON DRIVERS UP FOR CRUELTY

Two drivers employed by the American Ice
Company in The Bronx were arraigned in the
Westchester court yesterday morning before
Magistrate Baker on the charge Of cruelty TO
animals. In both cases the drivers were ac-
cused Of driving horses on which were large and
painful sores. The defence of each driver was
that there were lIo other horses in the stables
30 use xoept those having the sores. Each was
held for trial in 500 bail by me magistrate
Frank Weist. living in kingsbIidge the first
driver arraigned was arrested Monday
complaint made by Miss Madeline Mills. Of
Boston avenue u member Of the Society for the
Prevention or Cruelty 10 Animals
The second driver arrested was Daniel McCar-
thy also of KinEsbridGe. who arrested on
Monday 10y Agent Van Dine. of the Society for
The Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. at 22Uth
sfranf and roadMaN.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
PETITIONS in BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
A voluntary petition was filed by Walter Reid
water Reid, Jr, and Alexander Reid trading as
waiter Reid a. Co, general contractors, No 1856
Fifth avenue, showing liabilities of $l177n and
assets Of $l6s,l24 The principal creditors are the
a B. See Electrical Elevator Company SS724: p
r Corbln, No. u Murray street. S3.377; Power
ri9Wh FlastSr Nompapy. No. Madison avenue
6425; Candee Smith, HOwland Company 26th
street and East River $ll,14S; f. Bradley Currer
Company, No IL West 23d street. $50: c. J. Flec-
tric Company. No Is East 10th street So 800: Fifth
$3.50 The assets consist OF fixtures. S450. and aC-
counts, H67624 Alexander Reid has individual liza
blHtles OF Sl8.2Il and assets of $60 the principal
portion OF the indebtress being identical with that
OF the general c0ntTAtting company OF which ne
was member Walter Reid has individual liabili-
ties OF N742 and assets of 81. .S76 The latter's
sau street. $1,000; s. B. Piaut Company Sc 70S.
pany 81. AsOS F. a. Reid. $500 Fifth National Bank
VI 5oo The individual assets of Walter Reid CON
ssts OF real estate upon which the Sagamore Hotel
Long Lake. N Y. is located, valued at S27 OO0
a claim against Robert Hoe & Co. for aIleged
preach on warranty clause In the de- ed to the hotel
property. sl3.jl4
An Involuntary petition was filed against the
three creditors with claims as follows: IL T. &
G d. Williams Company 1856: L. b. Wasserstror
Of assets is alleged.
Brothers. showing debts Of sS7S7 and assets of SEE
2S4. The principal creditors are: Greenwich RsnL,
$1,000 secured: Cooper Exchange Bank 81 OSO: KOhn
q Bergman, s,073. The assets consist of stock
in Bowery Savings Bank 81 2O0O. assigned To Green
wich Bank.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25

The Charles F. Noyes Company has sold for
the estate of Emil Calman the four story and
basement building No. 300 Pearl ST.. covering
lot 22.5x125 feet. The Noyes company has sold
six buildings in Pearl ST. within the last few
months. The same company has leased for Alb
bot A. Lowe the three upper floors of No. 81 TO
35 Buring slip to the National Type Company
for a term of ten years The lessees recently
rented the store and basement of the building
through the same brokers'
Frank NJ. Andrews has drawn plans for six
story garage TO be erected by the Ogden Goelet
estate on an irregular shaped plot at the north
east corner of Gath st. and Broadway at a cost
of about s500.Oo0 II will be the largest building
of its kind in the city. The plot has a frontage
of 153.11A feet in Broadway and of 109l1 feet
in Gath ST. There will be room in the structure
for the storage of fifteen hundred automobiles
Hunter Wykes took title yesterday TO the
apartment house. with stores, at the northeast
corner of S1st st. and Columbus ave, 1022xlOO
feet, from the Eight-frst Street and Columbus
Avenue Realty Company. The expressed con-
sideration nominal
The corporation of Sailors Snug HarbOr leased
10 the estate of Edward Cooper. plot 30lX14Z.2
feet, north side of Waverley Place, BOZ. I'D feet
west of University Place. for term os twenty
one years. at 81 .42S year: also, TO the same
estate a plot 81 .6x144S feet north side Of the
same street 1924 feet west Of University Place.
for twenty-one years at 81 .CtG2 year. On the
plot two old dwelling houses owned by Inc
lessee. They are opposite Washington Park.
The United States Hotel Company, OF Baltl-
more. proprietor of the Hotel Caswel Baltimore
has sold a controlling interest in the company
to Charles II. Ruhl for several years proprietor
of the Hotel Warner and Mansion House, Syra-
cuse for consideration Of Sti5eO0 Mr.. Ruhl
is now in possession and is president and gen
eral manager of the company. The sale was
made by the Matt J. Ward Company. hotel
brokers' who recently leased the Hotel Casweli
TO the United States Hotel Company.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
TRAIN DROPS INTO LAX E
Nine Dead and q Score Hurt Near
Camden, Wash.

Spokane. WASH. July 9i.-At least nine persons
are believed 10 have perished m the wresk Of the
Great Northern passenger train No 3. westbound,
ssea: Camden. Wash. yesterday evening. score
were injured. II IS stated that tyvo bodies
OF unknogn men are under the wreclage al the
bottom of DiamoQd Lake. Only two bodies have
been recovered The engine Is believed 10 be about
% 20 feet under water. and the bodies OF the
engineer and fireman MAJ not be recovered for
days. Il is thought that The mail and baggage
cars. with the bodies OF the mail clerk and bag
cageman may be recovered soon. The injured are
reported 20 be making favorable progress.
The locomotive. mail. baggage and smoking cars
left the rails emerging from a tunnel ana
plunging over the 7O-fOOt embankment we're SUP
merged in the Of the lake. Spreading Talls
caused By sun kinks is given as the probable cause:
Immediately after the smoker struck the wafer
there was a binding fash. which spread over me
-aFf Of the not submerged. ana NFe iol-
lowed The impact terrific that seyerdi CsAis
on the rear of the train wrenched ano twIste1,
and the fact that the couplings did NOT Drean ea
on the dining, tourist and sleeping cars was the
only thing that aVerted greater loss or ire.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
WILLARD LITIGATION ENDS.
Suits Brought by Mrs. Helen Willard Bell
Against Fathers Estate Discontinued.

After years litigation in the various courts of
Westchester County the actions brought by Mrs.
Helen Willard Bell against the estate of her father
Henry Willard. have heen terminated. The suits
discontinued by mutual consent and there Is
nothing TO show why this action has been taken
after so long a litigation.
Henry Willard died his home at DObbs Ferry
on November y. 1900 His will. besides some fifty
minor bequests. gave his widow million and a
quarter each of his two sons. Harold and Oswald.
over half million outright and his only daughter,
Mrs Bell. only Sl370OO. and a portion of that was
tied up.
Mrs. Boil. who lives in Germany sought to have
viii set aside the ground that undue IN
IA. nee caused father leave her less than her
just share Of his estate.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
MECHANICS LIENS.


ii4th St. Nos 4oI and 800 East White Fireproof
construction Company the New York City
Extension and Missionary society OF the Metho-
9lst episcopal Church. owner; Waiter Reid
IO1tn st; No 3l1 East: Antonuccio & unmano
ag giuseppe Milano. owner: Charles Martin
lSSih St, s. g.. whole front between linton and
Union. ayes, N9xlOO; Mike Gerome agt John
Doe. owner; RanaeO Fieuritto contractor m
Hughes ave. Z. 40 II. s. of lSeth ~
National Mantel and Looking Glass c,omDary
3st Belmont Realty and Construction 6ounnn
owner ana contractor ...........,.,. -,
saith Eos. l3l and 333 East Michael W-ieianAt -
agt James = Brandt AMI Michael Voccoi
,,"G,nI %n%r' AM ana 'SnfaG:9rs ont 100 @ ia4O
ag JSia2 Bens1et , owner and eon'r9cCr GOOO
sal0mon owner; 3ernard MuhsO.d. contractor q,
Sta ave. n. corner OF l2lth 1OOxi20: piet-
,oWskl Konap Company agt Collins Buidlnr
ana Construction Company. and con-
Attorney St. No lSG; William W liiams act sam
',el I4sder Owner; Spies Behola contractors. 10
Belmont ave. No. 2I27 To 2i4l: Max r-d sgs
Arnn 6 Mendel>ohn. owners ana .torB.. =. $50
18th 81. No $l7 East. Jacob :;pect1r ag' Isaac
Portman. owner. n II. FeGsr. motor. 3gs
To. y. " q I4th St 25xf00. Web
si~r Notwithstanding Company Rst Lewis :.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Qreepstown & July "a m,Arrved, steamer Caronia
Dover July "a S44 nA-Tived. steamer iceland (Erl,
tsroonlhead New York for Antwerp tand proceeded
CherhourG, July 2S II u-ATrived steamer Kaiser
Wilhelm III Ger. Nierich. New York via Plymouth
for Bremen land pTocesded).
Hamburg. July 21-Arrived, steamer Phoebus (Ger,.
Schierhorst New York.
Montevideo. J1ly 2O-Arrived. Hostus (Br),
I0ckyer New York for Buenos Ayres and Rosario.
Lizard. July p 1910 nl-Passed laurent
tfr). Gosseln. New York
Prawle Point. July 24-Passed, steamer Mesaba (Br.
Tubb New York for London
Genoa July 20-Arryed steamer Citta Milano dtaD
Schaffno. New York via Naples: 81. sailed steamer
Antonio Lopez (Span) Oliver. New YOrE
MeSsina. July %OArrved, Italia a al Bfanchi
New York
Sciy. July 24-Passcd. steamers Deutschland (rutch
Tank. DalldOrT. New York for Hamburg; 100 n m
Pennsylvania Ger Knuth, New York for Dover and
Hamburg -
Colombo July 2l-Saed, steamer Ns1ca tRrl Iesia
from Calcuttsl Philadelphia and New
tfrOm Demerara. New ok
ChTistana July 20-Sailed steamer F Tietgen DAM
- Thomson from Copenhagen. New York.
Para July 22-Satled steamer Benedict t-l Bennett
New York.
Fastnet July c1-The S-ar Line steamer CcearI,
from New HorN for S,aeenstov.n ana Liverpool N
communication by wireless telegraph station
here wh"n the vessel was 100 miles Of Fastnet.
al 6:o9 M viii probably arrive Queenstown about
WeGne s1ay
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, July "a, 1906
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
n ~ - % m sPs s SeGG ra & With q as
cabin S93 seerage passengers and mdse Arrived az
steamer oscar II tDan, Hempel. Copenhagen July Y
with % cabin and 315 seerage passengers and mdse
steamer Kronprinz Wilhelm ,Gen. Richter,
July T. Southampton and CheT6ourg ~ to 0srcns Z GS
ndse Arrived at the BAR at 1920 -
AMI souhampten Is to oeiTiehs 8 o with s cabin and
Ss mails end mdse Arrived az the
Steamer smoisnst Gsuss,. Troyan. Lbau Iuly and
65 steerage and mdse Arrived at the Bar
steamer Wimbledon csro: Coward. Carain July 10.
Fcnch, Edye Co. in ballast Arrived at the Bar at
steamer St cuthbert Gr, Lewis. antwerp July H. 70
an 9srmP a. ss ssp Ags Bros % With IS cabin dg and
5O7 passengers mdse. Arrived
Steamer Carpathia Err, Pentecost Trieste July s
cnnad IS co G Tb ga cabin sna 2Ti5a5 and & = s
SeaTner Rygia 1Nor) yenisen n % R9en9E % e. svre w NAV n
MontssdH9 !uns = sar5aaoS q Ce1ueg95 July II and
rived az the BAR at 1O50 m.
ceora - Msnaos July = Para II ana Barbados T. to
Booth & Co, with q passengers. mails and mdse
steamer San Iacnto Evans Galveston July Is and Key
mdse Left Quarantine at 6:lO m.
Ward 60. with s passengers mails and mdse- Ar
Steamer CaTib Ssasure Georgetown July 10 and VII
mngon q to the clyde Line. with passengers and mdse
Steamer jamestown Catherine. Newport News and Nor
folk: to the Old Dominion ss Co with mdse Left Guar
TO &. S pso5 e % @
mdse. Left Quarantine at s:lO
SAILED.
a e % Sa5ss and y1 iaa eoisa aad
1Er, liverpool Adventure 1sr Hudson Bay via HalifaH
tBrl saPso Ca Ba1es Pam. Port antonio: HusLsnden
kee SantO Domingo City MacoFis Wis Turks Island
folk and Newport News; city OF Macon Savannah.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

agt Amelia Drake et al: February "a 1906 " 1911
a. iso6 'O'.n 'uo" "s. s'.'"e l5o5
Same property; Charles II. Dsrmstadt agt. sane; 90.
February 1906 JO5 4
Same property: sommerfeld Reisner agt. same
November 10. 1905. 13S q
October IS oo5 olas frame e. a. 2es
10th St, n. s. whole front between Jackson and
Forest aves Union Stove Works agt Katz,
H. 1909 ana SIS
Ienox e. =. Whole front between 13sth and
139th SITS. MaTesca Walsh Tile and Marble
Works agt. Meyer Frank al: July I6. 1906. 167
Madison ave-, 5. W. corner s8th St: Crane Com
pany agt. Cades Realty Company ct al: April
1870 10Y bondD % %
Fairmount Place No 91s o 9s2 Field asT.
Frank Frankel a al; July IL 1905 depcstD % .
i2 1905 tby deposit1 - .."s u.s. 52f u
Park G. =. ~ IT, of JOth st: Bossert
Electrical Construction Company New York
al. july Ia 1915 1by Deposit co''pr"s 279 3
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor. the second
that of the creditor and date when judgment
filed:
Boss Israel-s Jarrnulowsky; July H. 1906. sl2s 81
1865 '...''@e. . - "1"s 1s4 SO
Hazell. A : Gregg: June q.
same-G f. Pallser February Ia, 19OO........ $50 s3
ray; December To- 1905 O'' ''.' ..1 6e 50
1905 ''a''es '.,e 2o7 Sc
Railroad sese ?nH july 9as0i s4 @
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
TWO FAST LINERS ARRIVE.

The turbine steamer Carmania. of the Cunard
Line. arrived here yesterday. taking the short
course from Daunt's Rock. and covering the dis
tance Of 27S0 miles in days. 10 hours and q min
utes The liner. according to her commander. Cap
tain Pritchard is doing better work than he eX-
pected.
The kronprinz Wilhelm. of the North German
IIOyd Line, which arrived here yesterday. started
from Bremen on July Il, with orders 10 take the
eoutherly or long course, Orders from the home
Office reached her at Cherbourg TO change and take
the norfherlY course. She mad a cold. foggy trip
All the way over hut averaged 22.3l knots hour
The first time the passengers the sun since
leaving Bremen was yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
MAN HuRT AT nav PLAZA HOTEL.

charles 5ilmartl.i. a union brickiayer. was hit
on the head yesterday while Al work on the hftn
Goos Of tne new Plaza Hotel by couple OF
panks which fell f.on. the sixth hOO-. lie was
taken 20 the Flower hospital and DR. Nevins
fcos tea stitches in his scalp. The reserves
from lie Dist street police station called
s'ii', as Captain Lantry is watchingsfhc building
clOse!s - .-rceunt Of the murder Of a special
pi''caF iere ab"ut tao lscs ks aga ltif there
i'' disturbance. The Troiice Ecl'-.o Giinartins
t45Gsg Was Ia" result 4. IN accideu-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Avenue {. n. e cor Of 18th ave-; for two story
frame dwelling house. 2iX4S: James Reynolds.
owner; Thomas L. Newman, architect. .........
Avenue c. $. A II. n of 4th ST. for three two
story frame dwelling houses. I6.sxS98 same
1s7th St, $. W. Hughes ave. for tive story
brick house. 25xEo: John MarcsCa,
owner; Moore & Landsiedel. architecls. ...-......
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
olsPosITIoM oF erowM roPlesn case.

Harry Lewis. chief clerk of the Tombs court
sent the papers in the case Of Colonel w. E. d.
Mann. owner of Town Topics" against Robert
J. Collier. Peter F. Collier and Norman Hapgood
owners and Editor. respectively of Golfers Week
ly' 10 Chief Clerk L. Y. Conover. OF the jefferson
Market police court. yesterday afternoon TO be
fled in the latter court. where the originated
Magistrate Whitman. in the Jefferson Market court
next November viii be asked to dispose of the
case finally. II is believed that Colonel Mann will
refuse 10 continue the
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

lss ave- No 2l32: for a seven story brick loft and
store building. 25XS5 C. Rossano, owner c. Ca
Goth 81. n. 8. sDO II. W. of West Emo ave. for a
two story brick bakery, 5j.Sxl00.5; \. a. Cush-
man. owner; O. +. Rose, architect. ...........
Manhattan ST. Nos. 81. 81; and 81 TO 40; for four
six story brick flathouses and stores. 4OXS1; II.
& E. Maran. owners: :. Sass. architect. .....:
10th =. l15 IT. =. CT Avenue A. for four six
story brick tenement houses. 3IxS7.5; J. Bolton,
owner; l.. G. MaureT. architect.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
COPYING OF MUTUAL LISTS COMPLETED.

Albany. July 24.-The copying Of the names of
the policyholders of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company for the international policyhoders com
lnittee was finished by the addressing company
this afternoon. The work was done in thirty-four
working hours. 62o00 addresses being copied
The addressing company is now al work in
New York City on the iist of pocyholders of the
New York Life Insurance Company, which gave
the lnterna tional committee It's list Of names.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At IL Vesey st-By Joseph Day: Land under water
situated on east shore Of Harlem River and
Island 7O5 II road shown Bridges map
ing 81 100 acres; to Albert simmons. for s7o75:
parcel OF land beginning at a point shore Of the
junction Of Harlem River and l. title Hell Gate
high mark. 4l3s II Of boundary line between
acre TO j. Albert simmons for 81 l75: parcel Of land
ginning point shore Little He'll
water mark 1898 # q boundary line between lots
eaid map. containing 100 acres: T /. Reynolds agt
Ruth Britton. indiv and extrx. ct all Reed r. attys:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
COMPLAIN OF TRAFFIC SQUAD.

Protesting against alleged unfair methods Of the
traffic squad n indiscriminately arresting drivers
for violating the rules OF the road, and declaring
that the torn-up condition Of the streets had made
traffic conditions ntolerable. members Of the
teamstcrs executive council held enthusiastic
meeting last night in Teamsters Hall. No. l6l
Eighth avenue II was resolved 10 appoint com
mittee 70 confer with a committee OF the Truck
mems Association. with view calling uron
the city authorities 10 make a searching investga-
ton into the exsting conditions.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-25
CAPTAIN oooLgY CANNOT RETIRE.

Al ms ow1l request Police Captain Robert E.
Dooley. of the Hamilton aveEue station Brook
lvn. WAS ordered before lie police surgeons 10 be
examined To his fitness to perform further
police duty The surgeons reported yesterday
that they found him in good physical condition.
Since his trial on charges preferred by inspector
Scil,littberger Captain Dooev is SAID To be
anxious to quit the police business but he can
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