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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-09
ENGLAND'S FEAR OF WAR
Constant Apprehension Of a Jerad
Is Entertain by The Grown.
HosLEMs MAKE TROUBLE EASILY
Followers of Islam Are Liable to
Engage in Holy War Without Civ
ing the Slightest Warning-know
No Fear in Battle.

The people of our own land have
little knowledge of The awful sig
nlficance of the word "jerad'' to
those OF the far East Wherever
there is large Moslem population,
there is always nervous apprehen-
sion lest a jerad. or holy war be
declared Within a few months the
Keeling of unrest in India and Egypt
nave brought the gravest fears to
the diplomats OF Europe. SO grave
is the crisis, it has recently become
the subject of communication to
the British House OF Commons. The
government has been warned that the
situation was most acute and must
be handled with extreme caution
!; is known that this anxiety has in
creased within a very few days, and
that it has been the subject of much
correspondence between the capitals
OF Europe.
The attitude of the Sultan OF
Turkey in this matter is not clearly
understood. Some of his acts indi-
cate that he might be foolish enough
10 go so far as to enter threat,
but King Edward gave him TO under
stand. in a recent boundary dis
pute, that EnglandS position was
positive and could not be cha!len
ged. Since this declaration. which
created sensation among the few
who are familiar with the inside
information. the Sultan has once
more lapsed into his characteristic
su,len silence. But the British gov
err ment is not deceived. 1t is aler:
and prepared to meet almost any
emergency-but it is moving in the
dark.
Come Like a Thunderbot.
.Jerads are seldom made the sub
ject OF outward discussion. They
invariably como like a thunderbolt
oui OF a clear sky The general
impression Is that the Sultan OF
Turkey is the head of the Mohan-
ruedan Church, and that the disciples
OF Moslcm are ever under his control
That is not the truth however. The
Sultan is not the caliph of the
Church of Mohammed. AS a matter
or fact. the Moslems have had nc
caliph since l240, when the Turks
-N1AETf'.tf +.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-09

II is plain that December is try
ing to give Us a freeZeou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
APPEAL FOR INJUNCTION ARGUED.
No Decision in Action to Restrain big Six
from Committing Overt Acts.

An argument in the case of the Butterck Pub
fishing Company's appeal for an injunction TO re-
strain members of Typographical Union No. from
acts in the pending strike took place before
Justice Blanchard, I'm the Supreme Court yester-
DAY. Herbert Noble. of Noble, Jackson & Hub
bard. appeared for the company. while Alfred
Steckler and James W. Osborne represented sew
eral unions.
Employees testified to violent acts. and several
customers of the firm made afldavts alleging that
members Of the union had tried to persuade them
TO deal with the company.
Mr.. Noble outlined a history of the strike, which
was for an eight-hCur day. with nine hours pay
and union shop. At the end Of 1905 four non
union men employed and ninety-fve union
compositors quit. The Butterick Company con-
unued Mr.. Noble. wanted all to remain, but
OF the older union afraid of intimida ton
He said that circulars had been agents of
the company all over the country by big Six TO
the injury of business Several acts of violence
on non-union men were described. The company
maintained four hundred men in the building, and
A. J. Talley, of counsel for big Six denied
that any acts of violence had been committed o
mat circulars had been sent out. He said that the
pckets had kept more than three hundred feet
away from the building, and used only peaceful
means. Mr.. Steckler asked on thrty-one different
points that the injunction be vacated. He en-
phesized the fact that there no evidence of
malice Decision reserved, and Justice
Blanchard VIII receive briefs from all the counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
REAL ESTATE MAN FORGET RENTS.
Manager Neglected to Account for $lo,ooo
Before He Left Jersey City.

Considerable surprise was created IN Jersey lily
Yesterday by the announcement that s1epheh H.
DIN, n member % the consistory OF the Berge'
Reformed Church. and manager for u van "inNio
& Co. real estate agents had disappeared leaVlhs
about $40 O00 of rents collected for January Tor
various persons and estates unaccounted Tor me
real owner of the business is Mrs DIN ne MIS- p9
ness was established by Daniel van " inhie. " ~
be died he baoueathed the BUSINESS 10 ms daughter
Olin's wife She installed her husband as nsia s
John S McMaster. counsel Tor Mps o1 ,aelS said
liabilities would hardly exceed SlOogO IilS 10
due to a number of persons and estates IN ~
varying from 5000 TO 81 600. Mr. McMasIeL ;s;f
that Mrs Olin had about So 600 in property which
she would for the benefit OF the cIeulO"9'
and then file petition in bankruptcy; ~
Mr. McMaster said Mr.. On left his nome al 49, ~,
SIS Communpaw ave, on January y, oSteislp's
TO visit Harrisburg. Penn. On the following sun
day he mailed a postal card at Philadelphia IN
forming his wife that he on his way home, but
had been delayed by a train wreck. Since tnen
nothing has been heard from him, and his present
Whereabouts are unknown. Mrs. Olin is Frustrated
by grief and declines TO any but her lawyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Lexngton-ave. Nos. 1895 and 1891; Joseph Finger
- 1905 by bond !..-e. $685. 90
67th-st. No. IL 10 Is Vest William d Bird
IL 419 s.
Isaac LlchteGstein ct al; October IL 1905 512 90
against same; october % 1906 $50 90
Der TO- 1905 -. 61as 81
October 2 1905 $40 90
against same; October IS 1905 200 90
October 8, 1905. 10000
October ). 1bO5 57s 80
Mornngside-ave.. W. s. whole front between 18th
Peterno Brothers; November 5ss 50
Avenue A. No. l.629: Nathan Bloom against
Samuel Riegler ct al: February 6. 1905 team
65th st. No. lit East: George H Storm against
canceled -. sOs 80
176th-st., 95 IT. $. Of Washington-ave.:
Barnet Masor against Sonnloer Construction
Company; September 20 1905 (canceeD 3125 90
September 90 1905 CcanceeiJ .... $50 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

G. Tuot g. Co. have sold for Joseph L. Butten-
wicser the four story flathouse No GA Hudson-st
Jacob J. Talbot has sold for f. c. Baumann 10
Mrs 3. W. Blair the five story brswnstone tene-
ment house No. 522 West 49th-st. l76xs5xlO0 feet
MI Baumann has owned the property since 1887
The Ernst-Cahn Realty Company has sold for
Slglnuhd Mendelssohn to Frank b. Walker the
northeast corner Nebster-ave and ST PauTs Place
a -FOUR story hathouse. lot 24xe0 feet 0'
d II: Dreyer has sold for Martin Kilpatrfcl, No
feet. 4SO -PAooXSo
lsidor A Wollheim has sold No 1464 Ottawa
was the broker. amp Hiieu
n Isaac Hattenhach. in conjunction with F. w.
D 10 mas sold for Otto Kanpre Nos AN and
Az West l2dth-st, two five story triple iathouses
Joseph Klein has sold for con prav.o, a.. i,
So feet. $3.50 -""uisOh-dVe., 25x
Meyer Ullman has sold Nos 2i9 and 221 East oz,,
TO Mrs. Kadschg va f'o' "'AuuoS teet,
o,i barnet Godfein has sold Raefele scral,,o ~,
90 LAST Il-t-st six story tenement hoIsa w 10
199AIDIl teet Also sold No S25 East I10tb On LOT
h41 atoy tenement house, lot 25y94 feet 81 d
lewis a Mitchell has sold To Franz L., -
25x1005 feet. ' ''"oiiieht mouse, lot
ra Max Tarshes has sold to Joseph and saro,o,
ons - 90 East Sth-st., six story ,aoa eIiueI
tI o,oi.n kronovet have sold To sch.
ath, one eH sx story tenement house 80 no Y d
sehs FAX has sold the four story dwelling hons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
MORE WATER FOR ORANGE.
Committee Plans Spending S250,000 for an
Increased Supply of 100000 Gallons.

Orange, Feb. Q CspeciaD.-The water commit
zee Of the Orange Common Council which had
a long conference last night with Rudolph Her
ing. the consulting engineer, and Frederick T.
Crane, city engineer. announced to-day that it
had unanimously Endorsed the recommendations
OF the engineers and directed that complete
plans and specifications for the extensions TO
the waterworks be prepared at once. The
present pumping station at Campbell's Pond
Will be abandoned and big combination water
supply and sewer pumping station viii be
erected IN Orange Valley. An extra twenty
inch main will be laid from Campbell's Pond
reservoir 10 the city. There will also be built
a covered distributing reservoir on the noun tain
slope west OF the city, having a capacity OF
100000 gallons.
1t IS planned 10 spend $4,000 and # is esti-
mated that IL win cost S33 sec a year TO run
the plant. AS soon this work is done
engagements wifi be made 10 improve the dis
tributing system in the city itself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
LIS PENDENS.

9TH 81. n lot lsi. map IInionport Rronx. let
ave s. 10 IT. g. OF ID St. 45X100. Bronx. Julnnna
- ;, 10 r. q Of Duncomb- ave 3OxlOO: William DevS
G. hubbard - -'-''i'''' a''uIhey'
s.y nos Is aT1 30. two actions; Ambrose X Ely
cs --iias2slo G. Il AZoy. al faction
0 s,f possession: ettorEeys ssnaith simpson
ohayr, T. = corner l52a-st. sxlO0. William, CO.,
al Abshsm Frie1Eun al tspeciho Performance. =,
'ot2ejf, Mannheim * ,Ianhcin. s'' NJ
- g o. ll63 p. v, Of Hughes ave II 3x1Oo ~
q <AlcAFFoTt agt- Meyer Kusehner - nj
''e-"ss.t2 q laCrtgage). attorney J. +. Eeogh 49,
IIoaas a.; 30 80, AsrceT-st No Proadp,a, ~
-: 81 b"llN21S. eway s W corner 1@z,S
a. 80 A 80 Faf-sve IS it. Of s5hst 81 l.,
- .'t CT IocG sltT section s; Louisa Booss at 81
& ISlshsi-.s. - p'''''oi'' attorneys Dutton
psiy-ave = g. 2o7 e. n. Of 177,h- 81 o,v.,
DaIS aNr = - 1881 q =. e I-7h-st esx44 l0T rrs
S'-s. SIio..e - Heck Frank McCans - ~
,;;s Si's4'e - ni7FiEass' attorneys. a. = = A =
. Ls'y a'F. 30 l,Ss2; E4uoD5 p Heck arr F,,,,, \,
~. 81 =. foreclosure Of plortEage) attorneys ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
COLBY TN CAMDEN.
Enhorts People to Free Themselves
from Corporations.
rBy Telegraph TO The Tribune-l

Camden. Fen. Ex-senator Colby was greeted
Moonlight by large and deeply interested au-
offence in the Council chamber OF the CITY han
nat the first meeting Of his invasion of the en-
sen,y<s country" Accompanied by George H.
Record. the Senator came down TO urge 'he
,,eonIe Of Camden 10 shake off the shackles OF
she political boss system. and the gathering al
The City Hall gave pretty clear indication OF 'lie
.ee,ine of the citizens OF Camden. Mueh 10 INC
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the Senator Mayor Eiiis NaS
moi present nor were any Of those VINO nav
cast their lot with the Mayor in his dehahce Vi
the organization.
The meeting was representative anu ui09s
,rho heard the Senator's speech were cohVihoeu
~ his sincere purpose 20 lead the people Hi,0
hetter things. He urged them 10 go to the pm
-,,.-ses and choose candidates who wouio repre-
sent them instead Of the corporate interests
witch have so long dominated New-Jersey poll
tics 1900 %. Trantor
he told OF some OF his experiences AT iISn1t
sn running counter to this system ana oeclai e.,
Yhet the people could free themselves Simply ~
.ssserting their manhood and voting the posseS
out OF power. 49, ,,,o,,bers of
,be Legal Voters League which mace Ihe Isie
Last fail George NJ. Berlinger was cna-i ii'
snd Prank II Burdsan secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
SAY THEY. HAVE COUNT.
Officials Belieue Spanish Nobieman
FORGED Mail Order.

PostofHce Inspector Myers took 10 the East
s5th-st. station last night man reported 10 oe
g. Spanish count He was locked up uhoer 'iie
name of Henri de Penaloza. He was charseu
with forging United States mail order Inc
snsnector would not divulge any details OF the
story. and told nothing to the police or the SER
eeant in charge OF the station. He found inc
man at his home. No. 1871 West 64th-st He ar
rested him on a warrant issued in the United
States District Court The man VIII De ar
,raiened in the Federal Building to-day.
Penaloza is a good looking man. of educauoh'
and is linguist. He has been employed by
typewriter firm. it is said, where he had a good
4,osition. He gave his age as thirty-two years.
He is said 10 have been around the Hotel Astor
O. good deal and to have made himself popular
IN that hotel.
An additional report was that Countesse de
Penal0Za was with the prisoner al his arrest last
might ard that she pleaded for his release, Out
no verihcauon of this could be had.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
a WASHINGTON MARVEL

a few days after New Year a well known 1ocs,
busine man, having been deserted by his ,,,,,-
Mercury" advertised for another messenger bo,,
Next morning his outer office was crowded Win
applicants, the would-be messengers ranging in aso
from ten 20 twenty years ana the business ma,
being also particularly busy man ar ,h.. 49,
% day, was sorely puzzled 10 make a seiectif re
First ne Tried 10 persuade OF his assistantS -
DO TIE choosing, but the assistant back-poda ila6
N3gorously. No other course was omen so - I,,eU
stepped through The door and into ~ ,r;-;rt
tie eXpsctRnt throng Difficulties anr;c1-tS
became c3facGlties 81 fact when the sttus 80 -,
the boys viewed al close range hui H. 81 60
finally TEL upon the only Joy ia the room 49,
showed sufficient sense OF the prophecies "a r.
move his hat -
Johnny as We might call Lira was taken m. tr,.,
for two weeks. his conduct during that time 70
determine whether he 10 be hired pernnanentlyy
and Johnny, be IL known, rapidly developed into a
treasure Gs messenger boys go. ale never sDo,e
snunicatons his superiors :oOk the original form
Ia The Office III :ae boy that IRE Specification
TWO weeks - triHl~ Was forEottec. bat not BIZ
socnny- Oae cas. t~o veehs ihe hour fros,
the time he aired tie Coy. tie business man felt
piece e paper softly pushed into his EAad "a
could Do TroEl no che bat Johnny, .Og al other
employees Or the Once stated ths5r wants Sy word
of mouth 80 NJ opened the "a ys- ana read:
"IloDo.sd 80; Io>s 1 SUM- Be- Eoln' 10 sta.7
TOUR OFFICE SOY
Il goes w.trogf srylns thst johnny is "-oia' 10
say. and 1887 lie IS goin To be sssgcE e.crs o;-
yortensty % osFslop ;pto useful member u tos
O. -. -Js.iy.-t ~ 1si@Rsioi Star.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10

Tho Mccormack Real Estate Company has
bought from, the Oueensborough Development
Company practically all of the vacant properly
between the Rockaway Junction and the village
of Queens The property comprises about TWO
hundred acres, is mostly at Hollis ana is on
either side of Atlantic-ave- extending from
Fulton-st to the old country road. Many Oh tle
streets are laid out. trees have been planted ana
water mains have been installed The consid-
Grafton is said to be about $1.O0O.000 The Queens
borough Development Company comprises ex-
Governor Black. ex-Park Commissioner Squires'
Colonel William NJ Griffith. former secretary 10
Ex-Governor Black; John NORMAN. William +.
Wyckof H. c. Du Val, Timothy Williams VICE
president of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
pany; Ralph Peters president of the Long ISL
and Railroad: William Wheeler and Z. b.
Wheeler.
The Mccormack Real Estate Company has
also bought the property of the Lakeview Manor
Association at Rockville Centre This property
consists of about, thirty-two acres. and is laid
out in streets in a select section Of this pros
porous little town. The consideration is said to
be about $4,000.
E. B. Vanderveer. John A. De Groot and j. W.
De Mott, all of Brooklyn, are members of the
Ialkeview Manor Association.
The Ernestus Gulick Company has sold
tract comprising farms formerly owned by the
Hendrickson and Kromenacher estates, of about
one hundred and seventy-five acres. at the juno
ton of Springfield and Central aves Borough
of Queens. 1t has a frontage of 2,OO0 feet in
Springfield-ave and 1890 feet in Central-ave.
The land is near the Queens station of the
Long Island Railroad and adjOins the sOutherly
line of the Belmont Park property.
It is understood that the purchasing syndicate,
which includes several we'll known Manhattan
investors will improve the property this spring
and sell it off in lots and small parcels
hp
to have been about $3J0,0O0.
to Max and William Greene the Leyland,
six story and basement high class elevator
apartment house, Nos. BOG and sos West S0th-st..
between Riverside Drive and West End-ave.
The house was erected by Mr.. FULLY, the builder.
This is the second large elevator apartment
house sold by Mr. Altmayer broker for Mr..
Banner, the former sale being the Rauth at
the southwest corner of Central Park West and
90th-st Both these deals were on an all cash
basis.
John G. Mccullough has sold the Dunmore,
six story apartment house on a plot I0x9S9
feet, No. DDS to 232 West 42d-st, between the
Bruce Free Library and the Liberty Theatre
Slawson & Hobbs have resold for Warren Les
lie a plot 1O0x99.11 feet, on the southerly side
of 21Oth-st. 100 feet west of 9th-ave.
four story theatre will be built on the block
bounded by 47th and 4Sth SITS, 7th-ave. and
Broadway. The total cost will he 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
MANY DEALS IN 5TH-AVE.

Many interesting deals in real estate were re-
ported yesterday In the 5th-ave section, between
34th and 10th SITS. There a rumor that NJ
Knoedler & Co. had bought the northeast corner
of 5th-ave. and 40th-st from the Bixby estate and
that they are soon remove their business there,
surrendering. at the time their lease to the
building at 34th-st. and 5th-ave
Charles Knoedler denied most emphatically that
either he or his brother had made any such deal
or that they going to move from their present
location
The Enrich Galleries it is said have leased Nos.
463 and 465 5th-ave, adjoining the site said have
been acquired by the Knoedlers. William Macbeth
has leased from f. & G. Pfomm. a floor at No
$50 5have. for ten years. The southeast corner of
5thaVe, and 39th-st, it is also reported has been
leased to the Knabe Piano Company for twenty
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
MECHANICS LIENS.

1S2d-st.. Nos: 219 and 221 West: KeIogg-Mc-
Crum-HOweu Company against John
kenna, owner; United Heating Company con
Audubon No 40 Pasouas xnleita assins Sl'' 'l
Cook & Bernheimer Company, owners; II. F.
eth+st No 427 East: Becky Prudovszv arains. " ~
S. Hermann owner L. sherman CONTRACTOR. sos 90
Riverside Drive. West End-ave. 73d
SITS whole block: Thomas J. Tanning against
Charles NJ. Schwab. owner; Patrick ". Finn.
Broadway No 265: Kelley 6 Mueller AGAINST ' ~
Browning. King * Co.. owners; United Heating
IexinFtonaye Nos i8i and i6$; piward r % u
Sullivan against Branden Realty Company
Henry Krudger owners and contractors. rs SIS
iS2d-st.. Nos 219 and 221 West; American
Radiator Company against n. AIcKeuna,
owner; United Heating Company contractor 24S 30
American Radiator Company against ST Veron-
ica's Parochial School Church. owner: United
Heating COMPANY contTactoT 80: 1O2a %
irregular; Tony Alteri against Hercules Realty
Company, owner and contractor s2S 10
against same. ...,,.-..,.,..-. $50 90
Samuel Marcantonio against Press & London.
owners; Valente x Co contractors "a 90
lSth-st, No "a East; Charles ]. Weinz against
Mrs Gafney. owner; United Heating Company.
1s2i-st Nos. 210 and ri west: same as9i1sf ''Vo
John MeItenna owner United Heating Com
4tbaye No Xix 10 10 iStb. ., io3 SS 10
East; Empire Brick and supply Company against
Hamilton. Fish Corporation, owner; James
WITS FireProonS C0mPaRy suSoGtrastSrs eos 10
man against John ~ OCcnnor owner Jacob
221th-st., n $, $40 It. e OF 5th ave. 25xiil: y"
Daniel NJ Cash against Joseph and Alexander
4 RaSus owners; William o. Iieh. contractor. 100
lZtn, S. No, 10 10 East Cooper, Pollock 4 Zimet
: Jacob Levin cOntraoto1s' AS 90
Louis Rosenelatt AGAINST St Veronica's Pa
roehial School. owner; United Heating Company.
seth-st. No - West: Fiinnns q Reilly against i'o"
l. w, r. Morrison owners and contractors, 2,J0S -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
WIRES IN ORANGE STILL SWING.

Orange Feb 0 ospeciaD.-Apparently Alder
man Edward Cheetham, chairman of the street
committee Of the Orange Common Council, did
not mean what he said when he announced yes
terday that he had given the New-Yorl1 and
NeN-JerSeN Telephone Company twenty-four
hours TO take down overhead wires strung i'm
OranEe contrary 10 law. The twenty-four hours
was up at o'clock this afternoon, but Mr.
Sheetham announced long before that time he
aid not intend To do anything Tor two or three
days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Harry sopbisp o s. 20 'x iIa d 40; Sol Kluge to
posso al to e Stephen Me Ms5. 0GaG4
4shs No 49, West, 25xioo5 Ellen THOMPSON Nominal
. to Elizabeth Fitzgerald ,.............4. s1oo
o hdsr or ct al to SOP Ps Sy Boostaver
simon Holleb to Frank Flood mortgage ss675 100
ssSz6aS Fannie Mayer er to @ pe aaId%n
F@ eSs4sis To 26: @is9e 100
Md me- sSS 5essRS LAUDER
fGa SAVOY Rsa iSo do6 # Of l9eshst 4aal
1880 No ~ to East sOx9a III Louis Iese to 100
4Sos N9EHa I and a,pother moTtsags $500 100
TrisdIander Albert Petre m3rt dsaeF
2daTe; corner athsf ssexiOs; iona, Wei, 100
s St al to Savoy Realty COMPANY mor,gase
2i $1,000 M 90; ~ Nominal
JeSnngs1s $ 100 IT '0s Of STS0 100
100 louis Less Herbert Really company 100
Ct. a lo Harry another mo nslHsh
R gSEnr Nos q a Isaac 100
e2d-s MS SOC 2dayS SosS5S: AdSpi 100
% to Sao6 f Ggm AND SaSsem a. 100
Isl al a to F IA 1 Beck morgSge $4,000 100
sSTgs cop tSaaS Saa mortgage s9 ss
12 {hSo 2s Fl q, ti;y. sa,,o. Nominal
pogo K sIs Company to Julia Fitzgerald
l44th, St No 800 West 2S6xeeii; Emanuel on iO0
A2sterdaql corner ia6th st. sii fSSS 100
No Sc1 East Ma3 Rs5Sh sssF B sS 100
10 Jesse Goliburg; mortgage S1A 600. 100
o3l-st. No zoo East, 26Xl09 2; Charles
20 dghatz Schlnger and another mortgage.
3d-ave. e corner 5sth-st 90 TX irreg: Pincns io'
Lowenfeld ct al to Barnett Hamburger; mort
122d-st $. 1s1 It e OF IexinGton-aye: Pincns A0V
aL;1wenteld OF al to Minnie Ludman: mortgage
laSshs :. 400 It W Of Imsteraap-ave' IS. 100
999Il; Cynthia stevens ct al to Alice S Fry:
Same property; Hlah L Huiori to same: j. part 900
Same property Henry Hanes to same: !. par 500
Same property; Harry Kram same; !. part; ali
o. mems :: 400 Nominal
ct al to Max lowenstein; mortgage, $4,000. 100
115th-st, Nos 3l5 and SIT East, 50xfO0 ii; Irving
Hachrach ct al to Angelo III Benedetto mort
126f6 Nos 468 ana .os Eo, ~ 100
Clman TO Louis Iese; mortgage, IS 600 ...-.... 100
Bradhurst-ave $ o corner 144th- St 986x trreE:
Berlard Weinstein ct al to Pasade Realt, Com
mortgage. S23 600.
@ oo Is saneIJ mfw bsS haIo mfw Ehnfwy
Ward. near Wllliamsbridge Station: People OF
state OF New-York 70 Ralph HickOx. -. -
oGth-st. sNo 420 West. 25xT55; Simon q Rernstein
and another TO Harry NJ Goldberg: mortgage
22d-st s IT W OF istave a5.77 O. rscto 100
fe CaIyy Gh Rss 20 AS0Ph sSheslngsr 1880
o5b marry ny ME- e. MOI OF $1,000 1000
Ofenberger TO Benjamin Menschel: mortgage
9th-ave n W s. at n . 20ed-st 90 lixioo. Fann. 100
b Dyc1man 10 Mary A Dean; u part. Noro,ra,
Washington-aye, n corner Tremont-ave ok
ADJ; the Julian Company to John Finger. Nominal
Tremont-ave, al II OF Washington-ave
487xs64 Julian Company to Moses Iowenstein:
mortgage siVu"''' Nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-10
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Reiner. Louis TO Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Company; Broomo- n 6 corner Suffolk
S0xS cue February IS 1906 per $500
Church; I'D ST, 8. 100 It W OF 1st-ave 2Sx7T;
c,odgD hears I,d per cent = 1910
No 420 West 25x75: 3 years q per cent - =
Fox, Isaac. TO Rosehill Realty Corporat on: ssth %
st. $. III II OF 3d-ave. 8Sx100: due March
same ig 30 san,s per . cent; 900
Finger. John, TO Julian Company: T,ramont o.
Nos .5' and Is9 4ixss: years. bps per cent a. q
same 10 Bronx Borough Bank same propertv. ''
prior mortgage. sd4,ooo; due May l. 1905; g per
n
ease company; d2d-st. SO 6 n e OF Cd ave
= %,xi9; due June 30, 1907; per cent ... ak
Soldstein Louis, and others LAWYERS Title In a."
slrance ana Trust Company; Lsidlov-st No az
'Ao'i 'eteeofaed rom June is. 1905; per bond 40