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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22

De selding Brothers have sold for Edward Roche
20 a syndicate headed by John r. Bartlett the
block bounded By West. Washington, Reade and
Duane streets One of the structures on the prem
ises is the Erie Building. The plot has frontage
of about 20 feet In both West and Washington
sts 20 feet in Duane ST. and 1854 feet IN R@ade ST.
It is to be improved by the syndicate with a
fourteen story building. The stores ard basement
will be leased to produce fruit houses while In
the upper part of the building will be a refrig-
Grating plant The build ng and land will repre-
sent. it is said, investment of sl,200,00 The
property was sold at auction by the city in 1899
to Mr.. Roche.
The Candee, Smith & Rowland Company has
bought from F. Trimmer & Sons plot of twenty
1--WE lots on The Bronx side of the Harlem River.
22o feet north of l9sth St It has frontage Of IT'S
feet, and extends to Exterior st. The premises
are 10 be used as a building mater al yard.
William A White & Sons have sold for Abbie NJ
PETERS, of Westport. Conn. to Amos X. r rim.
chot, Nos. l0li and lOi6 Park ave. and NO % 70 ~
Fast S5th St, the southwest corT,eT. On the poI
old dwelling houses and stables. It has atront-
age of 81 feet IN the and 49, feet in Soh st
Real estate transactions. representing $lOVO'OC,
sales footed up about &,5000O0. The largest slnsle
transaction was the purchase Of one hundred acres
Henry Dugro. OF Manhattan. The property rep
resented six different parcels. and was sold to a
it transferred to Judge Dugro it was free and
clear. He owns other property near by, and is
now one of the largest realty owners in NewtoWIl;
Bloodgood II. Cutter sold TO +: G. Randall elgh-
teen acres of land the west side of the Jamaica
and Flushing trolley line for $4,000
The Jackson Steinway Company has sold to a
Mr.. Mclaughlin a builder, who will erect four
story tenement houses, on a plot of twenty three
lots. bounded by stein|ay. Washington and nth
lots in Grand ave, between Central and ~/rtle
aves, Corona Long Island City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
KILLS HIS DAUGHTER
Naa Father Then Shoots Himself
HOusekeeper attacked.

yooacllffe, May q CSpecial).-John Cole.
marine engineer, this morning attacked his
housekeeper. Mrs. Louisa Edgar. and his daugh-
Ter Maria, twenty years old with an axe, badly
snsuring one woman and killing the other He
then shot himself in the head, dying instantly.
That the man had become suddenly mad seems
20 be the reason for the deed Cole and
MS daughter and housekeeper came here ten
DAYS ago. having moved from Corona, Long
Island. Cole. who was fifty years old. was
wfdower. and Mrs Edgar had been his house
keeper for several years.
George B. Bennett. who moved the Cole house
hold goods. says that few months ago Cole fell
and hurt his head and had since been unable TO
do much hard work. It is believed that this i'm
fury to the mans head may account for his act.
He was the engineer on the ferryboat Montauk.
which plies on the Hamilton ferry. New York
The girl was engaged TO Ernest James,
plumber. to whom she was soon to have been
married James came here with the Cole family,
and has since been living with them This morn
ing the family had breakfast together, and then
James started for the railroad station to take
train for New York. He had expected that Cole
would accompany him. but the latter said he
would 30 down on the next train. The girl stood
on the porch waving her handkerchief at him
until he turned bend in the road.
Martin J. Meyers, a farmer, was approaching
The Cole house and saw Miss Cole on the porch
He saw the girls father come out Of the front
door with short handled axe in his hand. The
man crept up behind his daughter, and, before
Meyers could cry out brought the axe down
with terrific force on the girls head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
FOR LONG ISLAND PARCELS s2.2so,ooo.

NJ Lindheim & Co have sold for the Queens IN
vestigating Company to the Albert T. Foster Syn
dictate tract of IS acres fronting in Whitestone
Road, Flushing. Long Island. known as the Garth
Gilman farm, about Sl50.O00 With this purchase
the Foster syndicate has about 200 and places
under the control of four syndicates about all the
available acreage on the north side of Flushing
1850 acres: also sold 200 between Corona
and Flushing out-Of-town syndicate for 500
Gao; also sold 20 acres in Jackson for Sl2OOO
tract of the 105 acres known as the McCreery farm
IN Broadway Flushing. for the Hudson Realty
Company, for about $5Q0.000 the RickeFt- Finlay
Co; also 1874 acres known as the Bowen Farm 70 the
Hudson Realty Company for about $3.50, 900; also 8
acres between Flushing and Jamaica to the Greene
Realty Company for about S25000 also to DR.. Till
man ard S. s. Hogan 1870 lots fronting in Grand St,
fngs in Cocheran ave- Flushing: to the C9cheran
Avenue Realty Company for $25 900; also for Edward
H. Litchfied 10 Levy Bros. two block fronts In 5th
ave. between Sd and 5th SITS. South Brooklyn for
$4,000: also for Isaacs e. Co. to Charles l. Felt
man the southwest corner OF Sth ave. and Sd ST..
lOOx117l01s feet, and the southwest corner Of Sth
The total sum of the sales was S2,29O.OO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

At 4 Vesey Shy Joseph p Day: ave. G
cor 1880 st, l911xSO: voluntary
sale; 9th ave. cor lSuth st. 2SxS5; sty h. with
stores; voluntary SALE Broome st. Sullivan st. I2x
AK irTeg, Cd bl1gs; voluntary sale: Broadway,
r of l49th 5OX1GO; vacant; voluntary SALE 27-29
10th st. s, 524S II of 9th 50.3X92; sty
63x2O; vacant voluntary SALE Brock ave. cor i7lst
It, 25XlNOS sty fiat h, with stores voluntary sale;
Clinton ave- 24 # Of lSIst 6G kills 3; vacant
voluntary sale; 300 SD st. 12O # of West End
taTy SAFE southern Boulevard, W cor fremont
ave- 1U90x50 5XloX95 10; voluntary sale Norris Park
ave cor Jefferson st, 5OXl00: voluntary sale
Norris Park Jefferson St 50x10O: vacant
80; voluntary sale: ST. s. 20 II Of
broadway. 25x93 H. story h, stores; voluntary
sale; Madison ave. 1924 st. Tx96; story a h.
with stores; voluntary sale; Simpson ST. s. go II OF
10th st. 50xlGO: vacant; voluntary sale st. s.
200 Il OF Home 235 vacant voluntary
sale 26 23d 20 II OF 18th 25xGS9: story
Wells q s. attys; N HTsch, ref partition.
by Mooney & Lawrence: 20 Riverside Drive. s. p1.4
II OF 10Th ST. % Ak about 115X iTTeg blk
n mary Lewis agt W y Heard ct al; A c Brown atty
BY L Phillips Co: 1914 Park ave, 13Oth st.
&2xI3; story store: Hamilton Bank agt Frank
Hardy Ct all action Parker A. attys; Isaac Bernko
ref amt Que $3.50 49, taxes etc $3.50 1912 Park ave-
EST same action ?; same attys; same ref amt due
$S9T3 70 etc, $s75: 1910 W 4S9 II
Of 120th st, 25 4x73; story store: ast same
action g. attys ref due Sj324 .: taxes
xd3 story store same agt same; action 4; same
attys; same ref amt due. S0.321 IS; etc $500
130th st. 10 f. Of Park 17x9o Il: story b
dwB h, same agt same; action s. attys: same ref
amt due $l99C2 81; taxes. etc 1913
BY Parish Fisher The Sisters Of Charity tract
comprising 336 lots the Eastern Boulevard Water
bury. Vincent, Crosby COGdinGton Hollywood. Hobert
Country Club and La Sale and Willow Lane vol
sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
MECHANICS. Liam.

Both ST. No ia 10 100 West: David shuldiner
agt J. IS mccoy Son. owners New York
1871 = $500.
Grove St: No SO; James HanIon agt estate OF
+, c. HaEard owner Florence Hazard owner
ana contractor -
2sth ST.. Nos S34 and $50 West: 2Ith 81 Noo
b25 and 527 West; n O'Dwyer q Son oSt
Henry W. sayage and Castle Square Opera
Sandberg and Edward Feek eontractoTs
Central Park West 3. corner G5th AZ 100 -
I'D: same agt Samuel b. and Franklin 'E5StnS-
owners; Charles sandberg and Edward FeeI['
CONTIGUOUS
S2d e. ana East River, terminal and approacb ~
East River tunnel of Pennsylvania New WI,
& Long Island Railroad Company: the IYrjteS
States Mortar supply Company aEt peDIeSI
vania. New York & Long Island Railroad Com
panay. owner; s. Pearson q Son. eontractore
s. e. s. Construction Company sub-eontrsctor
Simpson .tsd e. . lsl.7 II 9. Of Westchester
agt. American Real Estate Company ovV1er,
East River Iron Works contractor. -.
18TH st., Noa, "a and 68 East, Charles H. Parsons
agt. liehman & Greenfield owners ana con
traeteis ssvvsssssssssses..sssssss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
CONFUSION OVER DELIVERIES.
Develops Among Stock Exchange Houses in
Regard TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Some confusion has developed among Stock Ex-
change houses in regard to the delivery Of con-
tracts made in marlborough Metropolitan stock
when Issued The Stock Exchange clearing house
committee last week announced that there would
be special clearance Of electromagnetic tropoli-
tan contracts when issued" on Tuesday. May o.
and pointed out that fits notice had reference only
20 contracts when issued and not to the delivery
OF securities mentioned in said contracts. Exchange
OF the company's common and preferred stock and
bonds on surrender Of the certificates of deposit
began yesterday. and II assumed by some
houses that they could make delivery Of the actual
securities beginning to-day The suggestion of that
idea however, brought the intimation from Stock
Exchange authorities that firms making delivery
before the time set by the Exchange might be Sc
Nerely disciplined
Contracts made prior to January Is will not be
cleared. The eancelling OF such contracts and the
substitution of contracts based on the modified plan
OF January Is has been recommended
r p. Doremus chairman Of the Stock Exchange
clearing house yesterday notice Of the follow
ing CLEARING house delivery prices for 1ntefboroug"
Metropolitan Company contracts when issued /:
AZ per bonds 50 fat; preferred stock, 81; come
mon stock, 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
MUTUAL OPENS FRISCO VAULTS

Fronting by their experience in the Baltimore
hre' when many valuable records were reduced
70 dust because the vaults were opened before
lheir contents had become thoroughly cooled. the
vaults N the old Mutual Building. in San Fran
cisco. were not opened until yesterday. AS soon
as II had been learned here that the building
had been partially destroyed by the earthquake
ana fire George T. Dexter. superintendent OF
agencies. telegraphed 70 the San Francisco
agency that under no circumstances should the
vaults be- opened until further orders This
order was given for yesterday. message re-
cefved from there seems Indicate that as a
resul: q re p:scaati?is 81 u The records were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
BRIGHTON BEACH TO OPEN SATURDAY.
Two Organizations, Each Controlling Many
Shows, Will Exhibit There.

Brighton Beach Park was a busy place yesterday.
the newly completed amusement park is 10 open
Saturday for the season. Its principal attrac-
tons are TO be two large travelling organizations.
which will be quartered in buildings especially con-
structed for them and under canvas
The first of these. the Ferrari combined shows,
arrived from winter quarters at Toledo early yes
terday morning The whole day consumed
IN unloading and installing the twenty different
shows their summer quarters. Most of them
will be located along the Brighton Pike, which will
be entirely given up 10 amusement devices.
The largest Of the shows arriving yesterday was
Colonel Francis Ferrari's wild animals which are
be installed in building the esplanade. just
back Of the Brighton Beach Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
PHYSICIAN HELD FOR TRIAL.
Charged with Performing Autopsy on Infant
without Parents Consent.

0r 7 n woodruff. ir head Of the babies pavil-
ion % at Bellevue Hospital. held in SGD bail IN
the Tomhs Police Court yesterday. charged WIN
performing an autopsy without the consent OF the
next of kin. He was accused by Anthony NJ Feu'-
Jean. of Railway. n. J.. of performing the autOpSS
- the boa, Of his seven-months-old girl baby.
who died on April Is from typhoid fever he de-
clared that he gave no permission DR. WoodruH
said that Politicians undertaken gave the perInls
sion saving that Petit-Jean was willing. Inc
,ss,oio, declared that the disease was so rare in
PisiSa1t onlX three cases being recorded in medl-
cal annals that he thought the interests OF
0eo,,IJ he heIped by autopsy. Inc unoe[IaAe5'
e &c alleged avoided being subp@naed Dr. Woou-
r,fS dd not admit that he performed the auIoRSsy
trial. maintained that he was responsible as heao
of he paXiliOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Eleinfed. Isaac. and another 10 Harris Mandel-
baum and another: Chrystie ST. Nos 1888 and 40
and Hart of No l42 9 corner Delaney st
prior rlortgaEe. 500 OlO demand, & per cent
Fo-ty-ninth street and Madison Avenue Company
10 KnicheTbecker Trust Company; 79Gx irreRu-
lar: prior mortgage. SGO0. 600; year 6 per cent
Grossman, Samuel and others to Port Norris
Land and Improvement Ccmnany; Willow ave.
corner 1920 st. 210x1n0: due June 30 1909
GlnshcER @imcn - ~eaI Estate MORTGAGE Com
pany OF New j. racy Alien ST. No So: years 3
o. D.. 81.
Clark, Zelina X, 10 Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Company; 9TH eve, $, 27.2 It n Of SOth
McManus, Charles f. to John C Dantel: I63d at
5. 300 n OF Washington ave lcOxiG0 8; 3
years per cent ........-.... ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
STEWARD FINED FOR FATAL ASSAULT

by Telegraph to The Tribune
Wilmington Del, May 21.-Bernard Larsen,
of No. 1921 ID avenue, South Brooklyn, N Y.
steward of the sailing yacht Gerhilde. of New
York, who engaged IN a fight with Lee Gibson
that resulted in the latter's death at Delaware
City. DEL several weeks ago. was released here
this afternoon. He was indicted for assault
and battery, pleaded guilty and was fined SO
and costs a total Of $500 which was paid The
yacht is owned by Charles Robinson Smith, a
lawyer, at No % Broad street, New York. Glib
son. who was young fellow. died from shock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

stb ave n = corner 144th St. for four six story
brick nathOuses 90x90: Northwestern ESeaI o,o. go
Corapany owner; B. w Ieyitan. archltect SA'7'OOV
3Oth ST No Dol East. for q six story orIck nav
ROgse . % : 2SSo; e lowther owner J. = 100000
a6fh st No 2Ss to 242 East. for two six story
brick ,oT5 ss4sS src SsFk JACOBS. 1890
we n W 146th st., Tor a SIX
story brick nathouse "A 11x90 c Doctor owner 80 80
L. u J. Weiher. architect - AOV'uoV
9th St.. No 43 West. for q nine story brick o1lces
and store, 25x931; Advance Realty and con
str; srgceon Company owner l. e Mauret 100000
Rroadwav n corner Hoist st. for a story
brick dathouse 1876 9x9O; One hundred-and- frSt
street Company owner; MuiiSeh A .'.. 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
FATHER DEAD-sON MISSING.
Old LabOring Man Had Saved $4,000 from
Small Salary.

John Fox. a laborer in the Highway Department
died ON sunday at his home. No. Sc washington
street. Jamaica in his eightieth year Mr.. FOX nao
been connected with the Highway Department loF
wears and. although his salary was small, he was
bIo 70 save s1A nm His only son, William FOX. VINO
is a stationary engineer has been missing from ms
fathers home the last two weeks apd a oa
work ii was thought by many that his disappear
ance hurried the fathers death. -,
Nice Harriet Fox a niece of the dead man, has
exhausted all efforts find William Fox 70 attsnu
the funeral which will take place on Weon9sudTX
81 ST ATOnicas Church, Jamaica. The burial VIII
he in St Monica's Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS.

Valentine ave Nos. 1880 and 1852: Henry E;
Silleek' r. act. Jennie NICK. NIosher et al;
October 10. 1905. .................
63d St, No. 334 East: Samuel George agt Iohn
Ruzzufii ct al. May 2. 1909. ............'.'.
linton ave 3 W. corner lSSih St; Lillian B.
vary 1t. 1906 (cancelle9) ...-........
Ludlow St. No. l6: signund Fischer agt Morris
FranklR e. al: March %. 1908 .............
Manhattan ave. n, W. corner Tooth St lOONlOO:
American Eagle Tile Works aEt. Nathan Loewy
ct al: March 80 1906 C5y deposiO ........ .
133d St, 8. $50 IT, ". OF Tth ave. "a. CxIOO;
Samue. Thor agt. Abraham Felt ct al: April 90
1906 t5y depost ............ ...................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
NEBRASKA WHEAT NEEDS RAIN.

by Telegraph TO The Tribune
Omaha May 21.-The Burlington Railroads crop
report to-day says that both spring and winter
wheat are suffering for rain in Western Nebraska.
On the Sterling division. In the southwestern tier
Of counties particularly, is rain needed. and In
some districts large percentage OF spring wheat
is being ploughed up ard planted in corn In gem
eral. the winter wheat s doing well but spring
Wheat e being injured. The weather is ideal for
corn ana increased acreage is being planted almost
everywhere In some regions the corn has sprout-
ca; oats need rain badly and In some counties are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Jefferson st, ". S. 500 It. n Of Morris Park ave
I5xl00; Herbert s. Ogden, attorney. loans
ii''nlhS StINl.
Madison st. ". s. 1850 It. n Of Morris PARK
ave. 23xio00; same loans Marie c. Ossman .
seth st. T. $. $50 n c. OF West End ave T5U
zoos; Title Guarantee and Trust Company loans
West Eighty-stXth Street Studios ......
6Sth st. n s.. 275 n. W. OF Avenue A. 75xiOO 3.
Pincus Lowenfeld and William Prayer loan Isaa,,
kiapper ..-....-.-,.-.-: .........,.
MishlSind-Fenberg Realty Company loans Abra-
ham SugaTman. .-............ 49,. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
N1EUw AMSTERDAM SHOWS SPEED
Lowers Maiden Record by Twelve Hours
Liners Pass Icebergs.

The steamer Nieuw Amsterdam. of the Holland
America Line arrived here yesterday her second
VOYAGE from Rotterdam. beating the time of her
maiden voyage by twelve hours. The NleuW am
sterdan, made the VOYAGE from Bouogne to Sandy
Hook in S DAYS hours and 30 minutes. she COW
cred the total distance of 3340 miles from Rotter-
dam to the Hook at average speed OF 1872 knots:
When of the Newfoundland Banks the liner edged
through five icebergs all of which measured fully
a ships length. The Fnrnessa, the Pannonia the
Minneapolis and the Finland which arrived yester-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

West ST. Nos 326 and 327 e s. 4S.SxT7l Charles
W McAlpin 70 James T Pyle and another. 800.
West ST, ga II OF Charlton ST. "a. 4xG4 g;
Charles W McAlpin 20 James Pyle: mort
gage. $4,000 .:...-.-. .:...........
SSth st, S s. 2I5 II Of 9th ave 25x0S o: Henry
Hun MARGARET wennor: u part -. -.
9Th ave. No ESQ. s. 1S6X1O0: Tayo Smith TO
Same property: Ann II Vanderbilt ct al 10 same
9Th ave, No 90l, S. 25X11O; George King et al.
c@ccutors, to Zelina X Clark .......,......
5lst st. No West. 25x1O04; Susan A Beadleston
10 Mary MuIlane Observation-Disclosures.
Mount Morris Park West. s. 25,9 n n OF 123d
st, X; NJ Dwight and another. executors.
70 Theodore Haebler. ....................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
DELAWARE FOREST FIRE STOPPED.

[ By Telegraph 20 The ITibuneI
Laurel Del. May 21.-The fire that has ragged
in extensive forest six miles northeast of
Laurel for nearly a week was extinguished to-
day Thousands Of cords Of wood and timber
valued at many thousand dollars. were de-
stroved The fire was caused by a negro, who fell
asleep while burning off new ground and who
narrowly escaped with his life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
sUsTAlNs BIRTH RECORD DEMuReggs

Trenton. May 2l-Vlce-C Chancellor Garrison TO-
oay sustained the demurrers filed by Mrs Mvra
L. j. Vanderbilt in the proceedings instituted bv
her husband. John Vanderbilt of East Orange and
MS brother. Oliver D. c. Vanderbilt of New Provi
ueioe' 70 compel Henry Mitchell. as secretary Of
the State Board OF Health 10 exnurp,to -. -,
9! plrtn OF William Godfrey Vanderbilt Tba
gt :: Sonn ana Oliver. commended that the child
Nlicn was born IN October 1903 was nor the -
lleeg OF John Vanderbilt. and that the records os
the State Board OF Health are Incorrect rs VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
TO AID FRISCO mErHooIsrs.

BY Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Cincinnati, May a.-One million dollars sc . s,,,
:roia ne oymen Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
TOT California Methodist earthquake sufferers was
the plan suggested by the Rov R T AT,ller 80
cincinnati and Endorsed to-day at the weekly
S4s'io1isl ministers meeting. Mr. Ailler's idea
IS 10 divide the Aletholists Of the no,,n,r, -
classes--onc thousand 10 give $4,000 one tbo,sa6
% give $1,000. one thousand 10 give S2C(,CsO -nS
cow tie scale TO small sums '' ~tiN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
OLD CIRCUS RIDER DIES IN POVERTY.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

TBy Telegraph TO The Tribunal
Indianapolis, May 21.-Henry Drum for many
years connected with various circuses and ad-
vertised as 1.-The greatest Of bareback riders"
died In poverty to-day at Lafayette. He quit the
show business several years ago because Of age
and i'll health. and for some time made bare
subsistence by manual labor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
THE slLrMoRE CHANGES HANDS.

The William Rosenzweig Realty Operating Com
pany has bought through T. Judson fitzpatrick.
from James Sinclair the Brtmore. Nos 26l and 26S
West 129tl ST. plot 50x9911 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22

found intact including a list OF 25.0O0 policy
holders in that district. Temporary repairs hav-
ing been made. business resumed ir the olo
building yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
rHE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

l56th st. s. s. 2497 fl Of Courtlandt ave:
six story brick tenement house, 5OXs51O: Hube-
p Fset Fischer owner cnar'es N sauo $4,000
I5sth St. s. eSs W. Of COurtsndt ave-, six
S o96s S anS srs sfIss"' mouse oO 5000
Washington ave-. e. s. 100 n. of I-3d two
six story brick stores and tenement houses.
Ssa s 81. M Strap6. architect o. 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
BIG AUCTION SALE TO-DAY.

The auction sale of the S86 lots in and the
Eastern Boulevard. formerly known the Sisters
of Charity property, will take place to-day at
noon, in the Real Estate Salesroom. Nos. Il and Is
Nesey ST. at the stand of Parish. Fisher & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
HARVARD PREACHER RESIGNS PULPIT

tBy Telegraph TO The Tribunel
Cambridge Mass, May 2l-The Rev. Dr. F. c.
Peabody, preacher OF Harvard University for thirty
years, has resigned his pulpit and the chairman
ship OF the board Of preachers, owing 20 his in
creasins duties as teacher. Dr. T. O. Moore has
been appointed % succeed him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
lNvEsToR eETs uaTowN LoT.

Shaw Co. have sold to Fred G. Lax. for in
vestment the lot 2Ox1CO feet on the north side of
Crotona Park East, $50 feet west of Southern
Boulevard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
BEST ELECTED TEACHERS PREsIpgNr.

LYMAN A. Best was elected 20 his third tern, as
president OF the Brooklyn Teachers Association
after close fight yesterday afternoon He re-
celFed p votes and DR.. Charles O. Dewey b,s
SPPonent 1Se OF the 4l5 cast by the directors and
oe-egates Of the association present The election
vas red az The Girls High School
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22
WILL IMPROVE FINE PLOT.

Henry D. Winans & May have sold No "A East
66th st. The owner intends to erect high
grade American basement dwelling house the
Site Also sold No Sl3 West 18th St. five story
American basement dwelling house for N. L. &
L. Ottinger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-22

s5tb st. Nos 124 and 126 West; Frank J. Dahl
meyer agt Nathan Cohen. owner and COZ - n,