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New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
MECHANICS LIENS.

"a ave: No 2iSS; City F1reproOhng Conpanv
s : ss6s': %sse S?': s s: 'rs: IS
A1oel 81. a. IVO r. e Of 6th lS7 GxeS II:
same ast Nathan silverson. owner ana con
10th st. No $40 TO 322 East United Bijn Ma 10S o.
(erlaI company agt 5chwerzschiId & SuIzbsrrer
,.otnpahy' owner: George A. Varney q Co. con
same property. same agt. ....... I SS9 SI
NSuId"SIl 80 ave- No 69o: American ParIuet Floor
Ins Company Rst Rosa wisderman. ovner.
NJ Wiederman. '-'' 40
e+lh St No 2I5 West Rgt. sarah Rer-
Brook ave No 422; Charles NJ IIray Narbs an1 80 W
SLATE Company agt. jacob SHERMAN oW ner AMI
Park Row No 90 ana No a8S v,l,a7,' -. "a VV
hlelilteId and HeCkR Kleinfsld Ephrnr,
!Iottheb ant Morris FeinborE owners and con
Spring St Nos 20 ana %. Union as Is
pahS agt Mark Levy Samuel Barkin own
ers; James g Wexted. contIuc TOT. -. 91c ~
Slst St No. So1 West; James Mclaughlin CON "
IarS eSI Marie v Mestre owner: George A.
i62d 81. Nos $40 6I2 East: Standard Naticna 40 -
SeliiNg company agt Max Brother and OSvfn
Stuhnur, owner Nathan
broadway. No. 2S3s: Hyman Rosen aSt Jostnbtne 80 W
,Schnlit owner; Martin T. Hackett contractor s4O On
Hester ST. No a. solomon d Multz agt NJ & n
lat saSSsa sTs % SHns1: fI Max L RShman sS
ner, owner Benedict Joseph BOeker owners
s,s, snd s., oop!6aesS5s Na sI ,..,: :, S72 90
cOianbas SSEnsy Sy Co Co. GSntr9Stor cont IsSs 81
Pahy ast John H. Feldscher. Amanda L. Eitzeu
Cnarlss Il. Ackron and +. Pelsh, owners: FNreA-
i2 s5ek k RSinISn @H a, owner ,g and eSntseOr
1st' lsaacs Huppert. Edward Bernstein and A.
same property; Empire city Wood Working Com, $50 90
pSny agt same sNa IN
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31

get the bill to make inspectors detail. lest all
remedial legislation be halted. He said that it
would be wise sacrifice that part OF the re-
forms planned 10 make certain that the detec-
tive bureau be reformed and that the Commits
sioner receive an increased salary. He said
that there would be comparatively little or
ganized resistance to these bills. but that the
one affecting the inspectors would bring against
all the measures the weight of the most power
full and richest organization within the depart
ment, and all the power OF well paid, powerful
and corrupt lobby
Austen q. Fox. who disagreed with the senti-
ments last expressed by Mr. Jerome said that
the reinstatement of important officers tended
in his opinion 10 destroy the efficiency of the
force.
The Rev. Thomas r. Scer. the last speaker,
strongly urged the passage Of General Blng-
hams police bills and said that the legislators
should not yield to the lobbyists opposing them
Among those at the tables were William NJ
WINS. Justice John b. Mayo. Edward r.
Finch. William F. Baker. Robert c. Ogden
Jacob H. Schiff Isaac y. Seligman, Horace f.
Deming, Colonel Robert Grier Monroe, Charles
L. Strong. James McKeen William G. Choate
Samuel II. Ordway. Oswald Garrison Willard
DIR. E. r. L. Gould, Henry Winslow, Elliot II.
Goodwin. Lincoln Cromwell, r. Burnham MOf-
fat. J. Frederic Kernochan David Blaustein,
former Magistrate Alfred f. Ommen, Charles L.
Schurz and Commissioner Hebbard of the De-
partment of Charities.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE STATEMENT
Newark Insurance Company Issued $5S,163,.
451 of New Business in 1906

The sixty-second annual report OF the Mutual
Benefit Life Isurance Company. Of Newark, y. J..
Just Issued shows that the company is In a pros
porous condition. there being balance on hand on
January 1907 of SlO sol 067 81 and total insurance
in force OF $422, go 500.
The assets SlO4 SIS. .395 g., made up follows:
Cash on hand and in banks. $l17O,sl4 SO: loans on
collateral, s., 800; United States and other bonds
par SOS oil G2; first bonds mortgages on real
estate $l 1853 36 real estate O2; loans on
policies force SIS 1876 S9 agents balances and
cash obligations. $Sl9 72; interest due and accrued
ST. 7Sl l75 net deferred and unrepOrted premiums
policies in force $l276,15 70.
The liabilities are S97a9,5lB 4O and the surplus is
SO3S ST. 27 The receipts in 1896 500 434 81
increases in 1906 over 1905 We're follows: In pre-
MUM receipts, SS72.S96 As; In total receipts. 81 1884,
O23 40 in amount paid policyhOlders S2 138 68; In
assets par value. $7.O64 66s o. in assets. market
values &C. 4627s Is; in surplus par values $794s 49,
in market values. 4l7,59l 50; in insurance
The total receipts from policyhOlders in 1905 were
$57O69l4 So and the total paid and invested for
policyholdeTs ST. .43G 500 g. The excess income
from Investments over expenses and taxes in 1905
was 400 2S6 So
The new insurance issued in 1905 amounted 10
$S,16S6li an increase of $751; 400. TwentyfOur
thousand eight hundred and ono new policies were
issued and the number of policies in forcs on Jan
uary / this year 1S0,37T.
The president OF the company is Frederick Fre-
linghuysen. and the New York offices arc at Nos
1877 and 1877 Broadway. The directors are Amzi
Dodd. Edward II Wright Marcus L. Ward. Fred
erick NJ. Shepard Frederick Frelinghuysen Albert
B. Carlton. Edward l. DObbins, ]. William Clark
John o. II. Pitney John r. Hardin, Thomas w
Cauldwell and Peter Campbell
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
FREES CAPTAIN BOYNTON.
President PqrdOnS Dian Who Tried
to Coin Venezuelan MOReY.

Acting upon pardon signed by the Presi-
dent. Marshal Henkel yesterday ordered the re-
lease from BlackwelTs Island OF Captain George
r. Boynton. the soldier Of fortune recently sem
fenced 10 serve six months for completely in
scheme 10 counterfeit the silver dollars OF Ven
ezuela. Captain Boynton had served about three
months Of his sentence While Official state
ment made. II IS understood that the Pres
ident when former United States Assistant
District Attorney Joel NJ. Marx and William
NJ Byrne. who defended the captain. laid the
case before him, decided that the conditions
surrounding the case warranted him in sign
ing the pardon
The sentence was imposed upon the captains
plea Of guilty, and the most eXtenuatin8 matter
I'm connection with the sentence was that Cap
tain Bovnton came from the West Indies 10
plead guilty. knowing he would be Immediately
sent to prison.
Captain Boyntou arrested In company
with two other men by Secret Service men. Ac
cording his statement he came to New
York the special representative of a Venez-
uelan revolutionary party that had been formed
TO overthrow the existing Castro government
The captains idea TO raise funds by getting
some one TO advance $4,000 with which to buy
silver bullion. With dies he had had made. the
captain proposed to take the bullion to the mouth
Of tine Orinoco River, and there convert the silver
into 100000 Of Venezuelan bolivars.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
STATEN ISLAND SALES INCREASING.

Miss Efie MacFarand has sold nine acres
IN North Arrochar, including the old MacFar-
land homestead to Wilhelm Knauth who az
present IS occupying the house. Martha f.
Smith transferred title 10 Thomas +. Brechen
1910 acres near New springvile for $4,000.
Rose s. Cozzens transferred title to Hiram b.
Stanley an undivided half interest to 3S.TI acres
az Pleasant Plains. adjoining the Mount Loretto
Mission
The Martin Kepper Homestead, on Messner
Hill back of New Dorp. Staten Island which
was recently sold through Cornelius c. KoT
to J. Kean. has been resold by the same broker
10 Carl +. Crieshaber. who is the owner OF the
adjoining NuGent farm.
South Beach is to have new roller coaster.
which will cost $4,000 according 10 plans filed
last week with Superintendent John Seaton in
the Borough Hall at St. George. Q. Mills will
be the owner and builder. The coaster will be
built at the southern end Of the beach.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
REALTY NOTES.

c. b. J. SNYDER. chief architect OF the Depart
ment OF Education, has filed plans for two addi-
tionaI exits for Public School No. $50. in Vande-
water street, IN which there fire several
weeks ago which showed the need OF better faci-
ties for enptying the building OF school children
promptly. The new exits will he built on either
side of the present main entrance. and Will be
tnClosed with glass storm doors.
Thompson ]. S. Flint is the buyer OF No 90
Lexington avenue northeast corner OF 9th
street, sold recently by c. Grayson Martin.
Simon Frankel is the buyer OF No. 624 Fifth
avenue. sold by the Zeigler estate through Taylor
Brothers.
Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Murphy for altering the old style four
story tenement house at Catherine and Monroe
SITS. to comply with the requirements of the
Tenement House Department I'm the matter Of
improved light and ventilation. The improve
ments are to be made for the estate OF Howard
Crosby owner, at nominal cost. Warren
II COnoVer is the architect
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

~ IA Ve5ey st-By Bryan Kennelly 446 and AS 6th
ave 9th ST. A. 1Ox 1OOx40 5xOO1 and story
bldEs executors sale; OF Townsend Underh de-
ceased to the COrlears Realty Co for S291 900 anse-
WORT ST. "A u West 25x956. sty brick
Quinn for St4 800
BY Joseph p Day AIS 61st n DO II % lst
Zxbo sNZO 2X933 sty br ten h. " F Moore agt Esther
Bumentha et al simpson W & g. attys: NJ Levy ref
due S5.O5T 40 taxes etc SlOO: adjourned sine
S3l sth St 1l46 u OF c. 25x94 In
brk and store; Dora SteckIer aEt
al: = Dean. atty: H W BoOkstaver. partition:
Lowenfed Prayer for $40 300: IG5th whole front
between Grant and Morris aves. 201xS SxfS 1XI9I;
cant: Lambert Suydam agt ~ Hamilton al. Quack-
eHoush A. ottys; l. Ward ref; Ss.97s "a;
taxes. etc SGST subject prior CT so 100, Ell
ward Creenbaum for s23 1872 5TT 1sOth n o 90 u
OF Iteoout ave. 2x9O sty frame h 9 81 Preston.
recever etc aE Christian DoTgherty " Dayton. r.,
atty; D rru4N ref amt due. S2.s25 es; taxes etc.
S2JI 45 to the plaintiff for S6Os3
By Samuel GoIisttcker: 1921 81 S 100 p " OF An
sterdam ave. l25X99 IL. vacant VI Janpols agt
Hyman Mannheim ct al: Kantrowitz & E attys; II @
ITkn. ref due sl8 2S6 9O; $3.50 60 sub
Jet 20 prior tge of s32 500: the planti s45 800
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
RESIGN FROM y. y. LIFE.
Kinkfad and Marks Ont of the Board
of Election Inspectors.

Ellis G. Kinkead and F W. Marks have resigned
from the New York Iife's board of election in
spectors. Mr.. Kinkead is a prominent Cincinnati
lawyer who has been associated with the interna-
tional committee.
his letter of resignation to Superintendent Kel
sey. which made public yesterday. Mr.. Kin
kead declares thet the canvass OF votes in either
the New York Life the Mutual Life is bound to
be ovrrruled if a judicial contest OF the canvass
occurs" because OF the dramatically opposite
constructions Of certain insurance statutes by the
two boards of inspectors.
Mr. Marks is a merchant Of No 6S7 Broadway
In his letter of resignation he declares that his
Interpretation of section q OF the Insurance law
discloses that the section is ambiguous and will
necessarily produce unfair result" Mr.. Marks
says he is also on record as having opposed work
which caused great expense to the pollcyholders
Following the publication of the fact Of the
two designations, A. G. Koelble, another Of the
inspectors. made a statement to tribune re
porter charging Samuel Untermyer and George r.
scTugham or the lnternaii9na comnllttee, Win m
misrepresentation ana deliberate iaIsehoodS IN
dis"laning any knowledge of the number OF bal
To cap the climax, il vas announced that Mr.
Scrugham was confined TO his apartments with an
The reports circulated by the international COM
dav that MI KeIsev would arrive in town yes
terday inspect the inspectors and estop the
ment at No. II Broadway. When the reporter
shfre eueT fsr told p him ta T Reey Wa not
expected and that the rqmoTs of an tnYyesugauon y,
or the inspectors were an newspaper tdlk
Mr.. KOeble declared later that the two resigna-
tions would retard the work of the canvass. and
that the New York Life inspectors had established
a record yesterday by counting $3.50 ballots
The Mutual Life inspectors. II estimated.
counted ten thousand ballots yesterday
Mr.. Koel5e declared that the most important
question before the hoard-that to whether
"non-autographic" policy number fnvalidated
ballot-Mr Kinkead had stood IN the minority Of
one, Mr Marks voting with the other three that
the authenticity of the handwriting Of the policy
number was mmaterial 10 tho validity OF the
ballot
The unnecessary work alleged by Mr. Marks,
Mr. Koelble said. he assumed. referred to the
preliminary stamp numbering of the international's
ballots. This. said Mr.. koelble the committees
''nisrepresenta tions" had made necessary.
Mr.. Tntermyer declined 10 discuss what he termed
the undigned attitude of Mr.. Koelble further than
TO say that If additional evidence were needed OF
Mr.. Koelble's unftness for the place, IL was sup
piled by his statement. He forgets" Mr.. Inter
nyer added that he is supposed 20 be judicial
officer, and partisan.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
LIS PENDENS.

12oth St. No IIs 70 I'D West: Cameron Co aat.
stone - - 49,
Park ave e. cor. Of s3d st. rms 7G11x e 30 1ox n
usN . - t0 n - lOX ?. 81 l1x = 102 * 1iN& ~
oeg' Title Guarantee and Trust Co Realty
Swain -'' -
Eagle = It, : OF I56th -, 7sx115: Anna c,
Stephens agt Angelo MannelIo et al: foreclosure cf
% ave. NJ l265: H K,4hler & Co. sgt. Catherine
Twin et al; action 20 declare valid attornevs
Myers Goldsmith.
lOoth st. n. 212s r. OF lst ave- 81 exIOO II {:
ItiTy drossInan ct al aSt. Samuel Kadin fore
closure OF mortgage: attorney. J a Seidman
,l<tn St 3 q $50 u. e. OF Amsterdam
n lanlcs and Traders Realty Co Miller es
a. ioFecIoSure OF mortgaEs: attorney J. A Seidnan
ITh ave- ". s.. 4s5 Il g 36th ST n SxIOO: S7th
24O n . q 4oth st. Is i1x75. str ave 8 W cor ~
100; Sth ave. ". OF st 100 5xiOO. IA avs
W 3 . = n % 4Sd ST. 80 3xl0O; Sth ave . COY
v s4Ih 81 % %NluO. 9th ave. 42I 80 2x
i'"; broacway. =. 81 a. 4Tth st q 2xG4 q
Irieg eth ave ". % H. n OF St 25xiO0 5Gtb
81, n s. 30 y = e 9Th ave. 25NlOO summit ave
- cor ot lhZd st, losXlash: ave cor or
l1=d St 25oNlt John . Roche ast Ellen T. Gavin e.
al Partition; attorney Q r Warren tr " -
tGtR ROW: No lOl Samuel H Everett at Ellen Z
Zen Ss Spaeinc 9srfcTnance: attorney. J Farrar
va ST 8 =, 2O0 a. of fst ave Slxi0O :. Dovf1 NJ
ltappap"rt agt Aaron Forman et a.. fo-ecos,rrs -
iHcFtSaEe. attorney. NJ. 8. Fymau -
tts 80 70 f+9 map OF Laco1ia Park wianlsbrlIre
hhepleF Realty Co agt the Centennial Realty -
sPS,iIlc performance; attorney. J. RUsenzweE
II i've No l2b Bert X. Bloch Nathan y rsl,cs
e az t'rec'osnre OF mortgage: attoFney 5 J. Bloch
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31

For the Townsend UnderhlI estate plot at the
northeast corner of 21th st. and 9th ave. ~ iOX
1OOx49Jx1O0.I feet. Bryan L. Kennedy obtaine1
at auction yesterday at the Real Estate kX-
change Salesroonls, Nos. II and 16 Nesey ST.,
$291 OO0 The Corears Realty Company was
the buyer Emanuel G Bach is the president
of that company. The first bid eor the property
was S2OOOU.
Pease & Gilman have sold for Joseph p.
Brennan No. los East l2d St. four story fiat
house on a lot 192x1O05 feet, to a client.
large number Of houses in this section have
been sold recently.
Sol FreiduS has sold for Jacob Klein Nos 2'4 T.,
2J53 and 2.,t5 Sth ave. three five story double
hathouses with stores each on a lot 25xS5 feet
Also sold for julius Weinstein Nos. 2O0 and 2Ol
East 103d st. 4 six story new law house on
plot 31.6xlOO11 feet.
Folsom Brothers have sold No. 800 East 18th
St a four story English basement private house
on lot 19xSO feet for Harold Stuart Acheson to
Mrs Louise F. Kautz. OF Washington This
property has been in the ACheson family for
the last twenty-five years.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
CITY SAVED MEAL GRAFT.
Controller Says Supper Money
Would Haze Cost 500 900.

Controller Metz said yesterday that his order TO
cut out OF departmental bills all charges for meals
eaten by employees when not specifically authorized
by the head Of departments. has resulted in a
saving in one year OF $4,000. In his own DEPART
tho saving for 1895 was $4,000 and in tba
Board OF Education 5000 in year ~
That 10000 stands for. just much graft money
that the city has been able save" said the Con-
tTOller yesterday. II noticed about a wear ago
that nearly all the clerks in my department had a
habit OF charging up suppers at 75 cents each ON
investigation ! learned that many clerks were In
the habit OF saying the head or a division thar
they were behind with their work, and would be
compelled 10 work after hours to get the work M
Years ago established the custom OF allow
ing Is CENTS for supper when clerk worked over
time This was easy money and some of the
clerks worked q down to a system so that thev
charged up fer supper money for about every other
day IN the year.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
SIX MEN ESCAPE FIRE.
Flames Shut off Stair1cays in
FactOry-Tenemlents Emptied.

Six men narrowly escaped death last night in
a fire which started IN the basement of the
building at Hester and Elizabeth streets, occu-
pied by Abe" Golding trunk manufacture.
The men at work on the top floor, and 1t
with much difficulty that Isidore Swimmer.
the engineer OF the building, brought them To
safety
Patrolman Martin, with the engineer, went
up the interior staircases to the top floor. after
the engineer in his excitement remembered the
men were at work up there. The policeman found
the door leading 10 the workroom locked. He
broke out the glass and crawled through. fol-
lowed by Swimmer. When they got to the work.
room they shouted 10 the men to get out of tho
windows. the flames had started up the in
terror staircase. The men lost time getting
out onto the fire escapes.
The thought of going down the fire escapes
completely unnerved Max Israel and his father
Isidore, and they had to be carried down by
Martin.
Soon after the first alarm was sounded the
building enIeloped i'm flames Swimmer, who
discovered the fire. tried hard TO put it out but
he had to give IT up.
When a second alarm was sounded Acting
Chief Binns responded, and sent in a third and
fourth alarm.
Tenement houses in which are housed several
hundred Italians, adjoin the building in both
Hester and Elizabeth streets. Soon after the
fire started the police. under Inspector McClusxv
drove out all the tenants.
Chief Croker Commissioner Lantry and
Deputy Police Commissioner Bugher arrived on
the fourth alarm. A line Of hose beside the
automobile burst, and the three were drenched
District Attorney Jerome also there.
Otto Lorence. Of No. 101 Second avenue. owner
OF the building, said his personal loss was about
$4,000 while Acting Chief Binns said he
thought sthe damage to the building, which
burned for the tenth time last night woud
probably reach about 100000.
While the fire was in progress an alarm was
sent IN for a blaze in the basement OF the seven
story tenement house at No. ~ Baxter street
An auxiliary company responded and put II out
with small damages.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
RULING IN GILLETTE SUITS.
Court Says Mutual Lhes Charges Must Be
Tried Separately.

Justice Bischoff, in the Supreme Court. handed
down an order yesterday ruling that the Mutual
Lifes two charges in the accounting neglect"
suit against Vice-President Gillette are sep
arate causes OF action. and must be so dist!n-
guished.
In speaking of the decision sustaining his cli-
ent's demurrer, Edmund l.. Mooney said after
ward: The action for accounting must now
be tried at the Special Term of the Supreme
Court. without jury, while the action for al
legged negligence must be tried by jury. and
the greater part Of the claim VIII be barred by
the statute Of limitation. Had the action been
allowed to proceed in equity. part Of it would
have been barred"
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS.

Lewis ST., No. lSG. Samuel wilmer ct MI mt
Congregation Bnci Mouchel Yankop A. AZ.
November 2S. 1895 thy deposiO ........9N s5O ~
A+th 81, No. II West: NorwRIl Manufacturing
company agt. American AIUtoscOpe and Bo@
srhph company ct al January 20 1907 (bv
broadway No. 4i+; W ]. Schmidt & 10 agt sc -
I1ppniann & Eisman 81 ell; January Is 1907
tby depOsiO ............ .....-.-- - -'' ~ "a
lIth St. No COS Ia East: Jacob Rubin agt SO ."
General Contracting Company January Is gT coo m,
washington ave, No 944. Jacob Rubin agt
,oa' aIns =, JSnuaEy m ,i rs IS ~. lsoI 225 90
ast Jacon NJ Horn July II. 1906.
Cathedral Parkway :. 3. 100 II. W. OF Manhattan
ave. Joseph AntOnuccio Daman agT
tlrshteld s. Zeemau: January on
lOIth ST. Nos % and 80 East: COdstein
agt. John Weissberg ct al November l. fO00 5S1 on
Sen Gsm6sT 10 1909 11s 90
Same property: Hyman Oxman agt. same: jan
saTne property: A. /. Levin agt. Louis Phillips
et all January 10. 1907. Observation-Disclosures. l7g II
Ludlow ST. No i44; Joseph Rothberx et al axt
,.J. JssOb si5is ct "a al jsnusIy @. 1901 500 90
BENJAMIN sisserman q Al; August si 1909. 90 90
Same property; John Cullo agt. same: August
s. 22 1905 a5ooo
same property James B. LAnehan same;
August 22 looo ,...,.... 4so 90
s,aI. Ausnst ai 1900 lSI 90
same properly; Edward Palmer agt. sames Sep
s,19s Ssmhsr 22 1905 1923 90
august =. lsod o. ;............ 200 90
asS Joha Nronkou et a.; Ser,-mbar %. 1905. 90
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
CONNECTICUT MuTuArs STATEMENT

pany. through its president. John NJ Taylor. has
issued it's sixty first annual statement. There
are more than fifty thousand persons who carry
to-day 72.006 policies OF the company on their
lives. in the sum OF S171.7OI. 1885," this statement
says. The company holds. too, that It Islands
alone among the American companies OF anv
note in having repaid TO it's members their
benefciaries and estates, in annuities. endow
ments, death claims and surrender values and
dividends more than 1t has received from them
in premiums, and gives the following totals.
Received since organization. s243,767 s2S 80: re-
paid. s247 ,O6l,01S SO; excess over amount re
ceived, s3.29S, 100 "a.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At Il Vesey St-By .. p. Ingraham 3 Co. LAnox
ave OF l23d -. 90 1OX40. 3-sty attck bE6
cluo; j. NJ De VeaU, tr. agt Harlem Club: De Grove &
H. a,tys l; Fl Ward. ref amt que S5S 115 % taxes
etc. S2566. Sub TO prior mort Of SIS 600
BY Joseph p. Day: 229 West Broadway. cor of
Write -. l5HlT sty tenmt h and store; " GOgGin
agt T + Welsh ct al; W. J. Boger atty: Warren
lie ref partition. sub a $500 and lease
Ply Bryan L. Kennedy: 142d 5 of Broad
Wi l9"SSa II; vacant. F. T. Baker Louis Frank %
a., :. ; Montgomery, atty; r. II Clarke mt
S+sg'6 10 taxes. etc S62 O2. 33S 4Tth i2O II
or Isl ave. 2fXl00 8: 4sty brk tcnmt AMI store
Sheehan et al Ggt 81. A. Sheehan a., NJ II Friend
atty; J. J Judge. rsf. partition.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
SATISFIED JUDGEMENTS.

The first rame Is that OF the de5tor. the second
that OF the creditor. and date when judgment was
filed:
Bergen. Emi-s Herskovttz October 6 1900. sl52
20 1904 % 1as 3
Eenstein Minn.e-S Adler, January % 1907...- "a 8
Folsom. samuel d and Thomas W.-P Fay; Jauu-
. o.. %.
Doaoggh; January Is $50 $
1898 231 )
Albany June 5 1905 SOS
HaISby. Joseph e.. John L CCchrane and Ira l.
1908 -. s7s )
1904 ..,..- $50 .
Sane-sarns; November so 1904 2I3 4
1905 -. .-e... eO&
Seme-ssnae: June g. 1906. 52a s.
June q 1899 = '.'-.','. I2s =
1865 77s Z
Won. Arthur {. ReshoWer: &ugust l.. 1905. IS 81
16S6 treysrseii ..'.-.. 4c2 s
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Mctiraw ave. p. 80 u. e Of White plains ave
one ~ : S,ory frame dwelling house. 2IxI9. Arthur
Grano Lnsee @re owner co-1s and aTSh;ses $500
s'oEy orlck dwelling houses 2Oxs5x32, Harden
Grand seon ays owners: j. yrosant architect 81 600
story brick dwellings. 2ON55xs2: same oNners
Grand and sTSssS'- aTe % ~ :, !; ,so: 5000
story brick dwelling houses, 2Ox55 same owners
New-York tribune., 1907-01-31
SEEK TO FoREcLosE BIG MORTGAGE.

An action has been begun in the Supreme Court
by the Title Guarantee and Trust Company
against the HaUben Realty Company and others
10 fOreclose TWO mortgages. aggUegating S315 900
on the property at the northeast corner OF Park
avenue and S3d street. nine story apartment
building. plot 1611x1104x irregular