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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
MECHANICS LIENS.

Rlvington ST. Nos 80 and 312: Herman Gold agt
Louis AronoW-itZ owner and contfactoT. .........
1Olst St. No - East: Charles J. Eetz agt Abra-
ham Levine. owner and contractor. 49,. .-.......
Audubon ave. 2 whole front between 17sth
anc 18Th SITS. 2,jXs5: John J. Kelly agt. Louis
Cohen owner and contractor; Bessie Ruth.
owner ---..--.--
18th st. No 65 10 20 East: Max Scnlesinger agt.
Morris r. Eaer owner. Benjamin Hurtig and
Frank 6. Sw4rtwout. lessees and contractors.
t60th ct. u. s.. 100 n. 3. OF Broadway. 26jA93
estate Of David Brown sst. Isaac KIenfeld.
owner; kleiufeld & Rothfed. contractors .......
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THE sELFoNrE CHANGES HANDS.

Duff e Brown have sold for the T, j MCGUIRE
Construction Company. to Schneider & Bachrach
the Belfonte. No sic $40 West 143d St. a SIX
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

129h 81. No. IS East: scheer Ebert agt.
bond 82s -
18th st. No. los to 100 East; J.
celed) 1900 90
18th ST.. No. I05 East: American Elevator Co agt
CcsnceIledD 1872 48
agt. Kainsa Goldman al April 3. 1907. $50 90
Avenue 4. No ia. Adoph Klein Felerman
Rubin al; April 90 1907 Iby deposiO.-.. 10 so
Union y. v. Of 10th Tony D'AngeIo
agt Paoo Duino: April p 1907 .........t... 2s5 %
laceI agt. Ra?hae surzrok. 200 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At Il Vesey st.-By Joseph P. Day: Park ave.
ST. ~ 1Oxlg: 4-sty brk tenement house
ard store DoTothea Bauer Susannah Bauer: Julius
Miller atty e l. Hoffman. ref partition; plain
ti6 for $500. l49th 175 # of Broadway,
S01:s5- H. vacant; II 4 Gordon David Lang al.
Mannheim II. attys; Isdore Scherer. ref. ant due.
81 734 ~; s1T7 46 the plaintiff 4l4
BY Bryan l. Kennedy: Fox n . 156th st.
1o1s5: two 5-sy brk fiat houses and stores: Sidney
Ahenhem Philip Socket al: NJ atty:
Clark. az: taxes. etc. $500:
cub 10 pltor morris aggregating 9291 ~; Frank
Starlnan 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04

station tonight. Marine taken TO the General
Hospital. and a piece of the knife blade used was
taken from Lis jawhone,
Marine is a bartender. He had a night off. and
the Erie tried attract the attention OF
American girl who passing ny. Marine
spoke her several times before the girl observed
him Then she whipped out pcnllnifr and cut
Marino laying his cheek open TO the bone Marine
lives at No. IS Prospect street The girls name
could be learned.
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS. FOR CLOTHING AND EQUGpAGE-
y Depot Quarternaster's once 30 Whitehall
New York city April Il. 1907 Sealed proposals in
trpllcate subject to the usual conditions win be re-
coiv a this Depot until I o'clock p. May 1907
and opened Tor furnishing delivering at either
he Boston. Philadelphia. Chicago or
Louis DEPICTS 10000 pairs Black Dress Shoes
II 600 pairs Russet Tanned
100000 yards Brown Duck. "a. 500. for delivery
a the Philadelphia Depot only 1000 Corn Broons
ScrubbinR Brushes The right 3 reserved
TO reject accept any all proposals or any part
thereof Preference will be given articles OF do
nestle manufacture conditions OF quality price
NncludinE the price OF foreign manufactures or
productions the duty thereonl being equal Standard
samples can and blanks for proposals spec
locations and information furnished upon
application 10 this ofice Envelopes containing pro
posaIs 10 be indorsed Proposals for Clothing and
Equipage. be opened at O'Clock p NJ. May 9,
1907 ". MILLER. Deputy Quartermaster GEN.
eral A Depot QUartermaster.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

4sth 81. Nos 81 and go East and Second ave.
Nos. s9s and 800. Merida Realty 60. loans
Dahid-Lena Cohen Co--.-.--- --...-....
Tiffany st. n. W cor. Of i65th st. IS 2x74 1ox
sS3N6s.3; Greenwich Mortgage Co. loans Frank
Decatur ave. ". s.. 30 II. of 2o9th st. look
100; Central Mortgage co loans Jacob X. Ans
Ter and Herman SchoenlaEk. ....-..-.... a..
230th St. +. e. 1916 a. e. Of Carpenter ave 25x
ilzs Thomas Holland loans William T. Matthies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
TO IMPROVE TWO BROOKLYN BLOCKS.

The Brentmoor Company. Of which {. 5. Clarke
IS president. has bought from Charles Murphy. of
Murphy & Metcaf. through Y. T. Pelletreau & Co
about two blocks upon which ii will Immediately
begin the erection of three and four story double
nathouses. The property fronts in Morgan ave,
Beadel Division and Amos SITS. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
BUYS AN AMSTERDAM AVENUE HOUSE

John Palmer has bought from Katz Graben-
hemer & SultzbeTger a FIVE story elevator apart
ment house, with five stores. the northwest cor
ner OF S5th ST. and Amsterdam ave. 1925 feet in
the avenue and 20 feet the street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

18th ST. No. rs 70 81 West; for twelve story
brick Office and warehouse building, 33.6Xs4 T.
Braender. owner: " {. Frohne. architect. s415
9th 81. n I15 n. OF 9Th ave. a six
story brick tenement house and store. 50xS5 g.
Daled Realty and Construction Company. owner;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04

c. NJ. Straub, architect ...............
Mott st. Nos 302 and 3O4; for six story brick
tenement house and store. co 9XTo11 NJ. Bri-
ganti, owner; G NJ. Straub. architect. ..........
John St s. E. 1906 It. ". Of Nassau st: for a
twenty story brick Office building, "A 4x76sx
irreg. 70 Maiden Lane; Z. Holbrock, owner:
Clinton * Russell architects. ........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
Help Wanted-Male.

WANTED general helpers IN the wards, l,a1-
w dry. kitchen, etc. OF the new Fordham Hospl.-,
$50 per month and home Apply to Actins SdpeIslsss
err, InnleVarI
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TO Let for Business Purposes.

4 BOUT 9Ooc FEET. light rooms with heat
y power. sprinkers: long lease BLAKE TYPE
WRITER CO. 90 Nassau ST. Newark y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04

PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRS AND ADDITIONS To
i STATUE OF ILBERTY,,-FoRT WOOD. y. v H.
Additions Statue OF Liberty. incIudIne
hng grading repairs 10 concrete work FURNISHING
Installing elevator painting steel work
strlcng walks and se0s furnishing settees dredging
md making wharf repairs. and constructing
fence wharf VIII be received at this post
A |. 1907. The u. S. the right 10 re
ject any all bids Information furnished on appica
ton Envelopes containing proposals should Endorsed
Proposals for Repairs Statue
addressed the undersigned. G. e. BURNEII Constr
q. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04

WEST POINT. \; Y, MAY a. leO7-sEALED PRO
w posas I'm triplcate Will he received here until 10
NJ June r, 1907. for supplying the L. 8 Military
Academy with Fuel. Gas Coal and Charcoal required
dur ng ending June 20 1905 The United
states the right accept any or ali
upon application Envelopes containing proposals should
bs endorsed Proposals for - and addressed 10
Quartz ster. West Point. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04

SJF7TED PROPOSALS. n nUFTTCATE- viii. BIZ
- received up $50 p Monday MAY 20 1897 and
opened Immediately thereafter by the Commissioner OF
Ellis Island n Y. II, for
station with ANIMAL SUPPLIES during the fiscal year
ending 30 1905; snch supplies include anthracite
electrical engineers
and antors supplies lumber. glass paints cord
age. brushes packing. fittings
rubber stamps soaps oils. dsnfectants ice blue prints
binding and miscellaneous articles Further Information
concerning conditions and limitations governing bid
ders may be obtained from ROBERT WATCHORN Com
missioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
ITALIAN CUT BY A GIRL.
She Resented His Attentions, Using Pen
knife to Enforce Objection.
LBy TeIegraph 70 The Trlbune.

BY Telegraph TO The Trbuae1
Paterson n. j., May Rocco Marine was
stabbed in the face by girl at the Erie Ratlroad
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Furnished 4 partmcHts to Let.

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENTS:
y. private bath 81 so daily; including meals SIS
two. SO weekly. Tho Alabama. IL East iith 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
Help Wanted-Females.

WANTED -women; general helpers IN IRE vasls
w laundry. kitchen. etc. cf the new Fordhsni n ~
pital. SI5 per month and home Apply 20 Actns p,
rervisirS Nurse of Fordhan Hospital Crotcna ava
and southern boulevard
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Instruction.

For Both Sexes-City.
THE BFRIIrZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
MADISON SQUARE 0l22 BroadwSb,
HARLEM BRANCH: IenoN Ave. cor i-o'n -
BROOKLYN "a Court St
NEWARK Scheuer Building H..
Teachers sent places within hundred m,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
School Agency.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS 80 e;ss
SUPPLIES Professors Teachers Tutors. GoNs."e
colleges schools Families Apply .o square
Mrs. NJ ]. YOUNG-FULrON. Is On''A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04

mort WOOD y. V. H., MAY 4. l907.-SEALED PRO
i posas trplicate, for furnishing all material and
Iabo construction Of Post Exchange
and stable post will he received until IOso
A. M May 81 1907. The L. s right TO
all bids Information furnished applica
ton Envelopes containing proposals should Endorsed
proposal for Public Buildings and addressed TO III.
undersigned c. G. BURNEII. Constg Q. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04

SsEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL BE
- received at the ONCE OF the Commissioner Imm-
gIaton Ellis Island n. Y. H. until 2:30 p. May o.
1907 opened Immediately labor and
required furnishing oan grading lay
ing cnder and cement walks Particulars mita-
ons and conditions governing bidders be
from ROBERT WATCHORN. Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04
Long Island Real Estate for Sale.


Wednesday. May 10 viii mark the FORMAL opening OF
this magnificent stretch OF beach. The oppor-
tuny TO the permanent RESIDENT the one chance for
the winter sojourner the offer to the
investor Investigate before May 10 1t will
exceptional opportunity is offered to select
the choicest before this date Address call
THE ESTATES OF LONG BEACH Brunswick Build
ing. 225 9th ave. 26th William H. Reynolds
Eresident Gumpertz. Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04

NICE SUPPLIES. ROCK
and, Ill. April 9. 1907. -
upon the blank forms fur
be received by the under
Tuesday. May Z, 1907. for
steel. iron. cleaning mate
materials for heating and
uring the fscal year ending
furnished on application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04

feet. total length OF 41OO4 feet or q II mil -
the Town OF South East Said ROAD No a. al Il
feet wide % feet on either side OF above de.s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-04

PROPOSALS. FOR ORDNA.
Il Island Arsenal. Rock Isla
Sealed proposals. In triplicate.
nished by this office only. will
signed until 2 O'Clock p. NJ.
furnishing hardware. leather. $
rails, oils. paints. chemicals. l
lighting, paper. lumber. etc. du
June 80. 1908 Information
Colonel s. F. BLUNT. Comdg,
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
FOR BRONXLOTS, S66S, 900
LAST KNEELAND SdLE'
Plans Filed for Kent Hall, to COST
500 900.

BRYAN J.. Kennedy disposed yesterday q ule
third fnsfairient % Bronx properties WIllch nave
ieeu ordered sold by the Supreme Court IN 4ol0
closure proceedings in action brought 10y lH7
estate Of Coils p. Huntington against SyI'es'si
j. Kneeland Over s6CS. .oeo has already been r'-i-
tzea to satisfy claims aggregating Ssto"tH
Tho property sold yesterday comprised seventy
eve lots on fremont and Harrison aves ana Ma
,-o-,7F-s Road IT was first put up in ouih anu
knocked down to the plaintiff for $4,000 IL was
then offered in single lots but the total bids brought
she total up to but $1,000 the parcel was turnea
over tie plaintiff
NcFfrl Mead & White filed plans yesterday 1or
Kent Hall the latest addition 70 the group OF
buildings on University Heights owned BY ColIII1-
his University
Kent Hall viii be a four story and atto suuCt-
,lre containing a law library and other fachIues
<or students. The facade will be Of classical oe-
sign. with spacious porticos adorned with Ionic
columns and il viii he finished IN brick Win le
stone trimmings The main floor in Kent Han VIII
contain the library, and each OF the upper noofs
s 70 TO e laid in series OF studios, with lecture
halls al either end Of corridors 2S5 feet in length
The buildings cost has been estimated at Sioouo
Olsen & FinneTan have sold for DR.. " Payne
Sirnpsor TO a client No IS West 47th St a three
story and basement broHnstons dwelling house,
eax7A foef
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
A RIVER OF SALT WATER.

one of the most curious phenomena Of geography
IS found the southern coast of the island oS
CerlhaI Ionfa in Greece It is q stream Of salt water
which for unknown period has left the almost
fideles sea and flowed inland with volume suffi
Gent 10 furnish power two mills. For
seine generations the mills operated by under
shot wheels which took their power from this lttlo
river Of ocean water They supplied -four 10 the
people Of the island until recently but now they
have disuanJled. owing to the competition of
larger and better equipped mills The sea enters
land four points where the coast is practically
on a level with the salt water surface. The four
initial streams unite 10 form The little river that
flows inland in a broken rocky channel until Il
finally disappears IN the limestone rock and sinks
snto the earth This inland flow has continued for
several centuries i IS too great for removal
hv evaporation. chemical combination, or even ply
seal absorption by pores or caverns in the rocks
What becomes Of the water that is constantly iow
ing inland and disappears finally in the assures
4Fz- have opened in the lfmestone2 The question
has the subject of much study. but no coucu-
sive answer has been given II is probable that
There IS an underground channel which carries the
back into the sea at no great depth below the
surface The constant influx OF salt water at
Cephalonia is duplicated. far is known at
10 other point OF the worId.-SIontreal Standard.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Thursday, Sept. 19, 1907

ARRIVED.
Steamer Monroe HuJphers Newport News ana Norfolk
steamer Manoe a. C3r1 RiIauas penerara September a.
with sugar. & ATTved at the Bar at 80 & D n ,. :
Banes q Port Padre Nuevtas II and Npe Ia to the
Aunso IS Line with one passenger and Inase Arrived
steamer CITY OF Memphis r1reyer Savannah Septeu1-
Der 16 Ocean Co, passengersand mdse.
Let @ua-a1!ine at 30 q N; ..-...,.- 80 =. 49,.
Mallory $ Co. with passengers and mdse Left Guaran-
sss @ AatIas l ss SsE o5ssas ssp:s0q5 s -
steamer PeTlnsyiveaia Ger. Schmidt Hamburg Sep
American Line zl2 cabin and 2lS third class and
$50 M septe1nfeF is '4 '''-''
steamer Cere (SoEl. Olsen Baracoa September Is. 20
Fa e al 6 5S bT az 8 af GU a A. Se6SF @eP6S reent Au1
II, Catania Messina IS Denia September
s@ssner Exeter CITY da Davidson Bristol August 81
Steamer H8eya 9Br, kenitn HGelga august 5l wh
Steamer sarnia GER, sarnow. savania September 3.
the TaTbars-Anerioan Line With 10 passengeTs mails
Rn9 Tnase ATT1yed at & fne H4T & az 1oD m A8s. r.
r3S At PaerHo speInher 3 Naples : Algeria and
ls9 steerage passengers and mdse Arrived at the
10 e s5stsS Sa.f @ ss s ag s at
os1 4gs @ Fs%sis s%ss9 Lfssl Fst }gy said II sHn'
Steamer Atrato CBr) Watson. Barbados SepteInbsr
Trinidad / Ia GuayTa g. Savsnilia Z, CarthagenG.
Colon II and Kingston San6erson son with lp1
rndse. Arrived the Bar at 1913 m
sS-earer Hamburg Ger. BuTmeister, Genoa SEPTEMBER
and Naples T. o Hamburg American Line WIN
8Os cabin eli steeage passengers and muse arrived
at the Bar II - .> -
steamer Apache Staples, Jacksonville September 1e
l.. to the clyde IS CO. Win passengers
ana rnase Left Quarantine at 1:4o p.
steamer Flhalif Grl Watts, Rio de Janero august
~ and 81 IIlca Sept II 70 Wright & Sons. IN
ballast Arrived a. the Bar at noon
steamer deutschland tGer). KaeInPT Hamburg Sept r.
SOUTHAMPTON Cherbourg 13. 70 the Hamourg-AmeTi-
can Line cabin and 2S2 steerage PASSENGERS
and ru7Se. the Bar at l;S m
steamer raIisrnana (Norp. Olsen Perth AnbOy, 70 L.
e Armstrong. in ballast
Steamer Afghanistan C5r). Cameron Perth rhoy. to
Vessel D7.vaI & CO, ballast Passed In Quarantine
5:I5
s,.sr,.-s Tsyr,ara GtaD for Naples Genoai Ia
Provence d7rl, Arnerika fGer1, HAMBURG VIA
T,uoIth and Cerbourg: Barbarussa Ger, Bremen VIA
Plymouth and Cherbourg: Celtic CBr IiyerPooi VIA
eenstoVYn. regonian. Puerto Mexico, Mexico; AdTe-
tire ar Perth Aulboy; Moro Castle. Havana. Yer
cruz g. UIler -Ior}, Martinique. Baroados- &c eHer-
SON Norfolk and Newport News; City Of Atlanta eFan-
nah satiila Brunswick: Fl cid Galveston Toronto tr
TTU Via Ciravesend: Chesapeake. Baltimore 1'eia
PHILADELPHIA; Gutruns Ger. Barbados, PernaDuoo q"
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Queenstown. Sept 10. s:16 nCedric CBr)' New York
FOR Liverpool (and proceeded).
Arancbsster sept ls-Tintoretto (3r). New York
TJan7rurg Sept 10. n-Patrcia Ger. New York va
91y-1orth and CherbourC. Coulsdon Q3r1 New YORK
ITayTe sept 10. a MA Savois G'r), New YORK .
Venice sept 1-Washngton Ger, New York via Al
giers- - - v,-,.
gtettn sent l7-urFerneister Petersen c5e New hok'
Santos Sept l2-Seglinde 0er New York VIA BarDdto<'
T7ouen SEPT I7.froadnayne C5r) Haynes. Phiiadepha
Port said sept 19-Acara C3r). New York via Agfers
for Hong Kong
liverpool Sept 1s-Baltic (Br. New York via Queens
Southampton Sept Is-Plaa dBr). Barbados Colon eto,
ana New York -, 49,,
cueenstoyrn sept 49, 1885 ? n-Majestic (Br tfrom
Southanauton and CherbourgJ- New York
Hamburg sept I7CroVn Of CASTLE CBrl New fork
Bremen Sept Ia ? nn-Brandenburg oer)' Ne" AoTA
and Baltimore
Horterdaul sept 1S-ATcona (EtussI Grcm IAbau) New
ste5s,o Sent 1s-Deuscllard ger tanl). York
TatTss SEPT 13-sicilian Prince CI.r). New York
PASSED.
Gibraltar Sep, 1s-Gibraltar cBo. Penang Alriers
for York and Boston
Malta Sept 1S--St EgbeTt Q@Tl New YORK VIA Aslers
Manila and Cebo
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
TWO OF a KIND.

A Reu known clubman in New York likes
nothing better than to hunt big game IN
British Columbia During his last expedition
20 that region he in camp with a friend
from Minnesota Toward morning says the
New Yorker. he aWoke shivering with cold The
fire vas very low. His companion was fast
asleep
II isn't aice 20 get cut of blanket to
roll frosty logs TO the fire, the willy New
Yorker gave his friend kick and then pre-
tended 10 be asleep. There was no response.
and presently the man from New York tried
another kick
1t this the Westerner broke into laugh. Il
sIit the same thing to you twenty minutes ago, -
he explained, and that's how you came to be
awake
Then, OF course. both turned out 20 build a
-Iippfucoft's
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
At THE vEsEY STREET sALEsRooMs

The following transactions were recorded yester-
DAY at the Vesey Street SaIesrooms:
BY Joseph Day: No 81 S6th St $. yos feet = Of
Columbus ave; 2ox1Oos four story dwelling house, with
extension; exec11ors' SALE estate Of Jonas Screto5
sIecsasef William Neyscy Tor S56.3c0 Also No
osq 13ath 81 \ B. 4x99 II; four
basement dwelling house: voluntary SAFE
sold TO : NJ Iirsch 1880. Ago No 156 Soth ST $
20 feet OF Lexington ave- 19If022; three story and
basement brick dwelling house sale; sold 10
FFerry Gutenberg S1S.4oe Also No lll4 Park Pace
corner Of Hampton Place Brooklyn: 19sX60: three
- eDS bssenent. sold 10 Sheridan S1l 100
also I'd ave " : 172i -. so 1xse 6xs .
William S950. Also No 4l3
Arthur ave " Of 18TH 81. 25X1l35Zlxl
two story frame dwelling house; sold 10 James y tIA
for s. SOC. ...
n F3rzan L. Kenney= Severtysix lots on AqledLc
s. sod 70 the plaintiff s160o9o
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
m THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

Aaron Goodman purchased six story fathouss on
plot No 40 To 2lz East 11cth 81 from
-frs. Kaufman
The estate a, Charles II Haswsu sold No so4 West
ss.h st. FIVE story American basement dwelling house
or I6xlG2
Olsen & FfHne-an sold q three story end basement
dwelling house On lot 2ox7O No &c West Attn ST. for
Or " Payne Simpson
Morris Franklin bought three five story Tenement houses
IN Not 20 4xIo2 It. AZ No 1869 "a from
Israel Iebowitz-
b T7svIevyei1 Realty Company sold No. 1865 Union
ave q three family house. OF lot 1s.4xl646 for Mrs
Maria Shscht.
Brody & Cooper sod 127 I51 Hester 81. a six
story tenement house. Plot eox5o. for K-teEer &
Never buyer part payment No So 11th
rt and No 18th g. brooklyn two hvs s,ory double
fathouses each 2GK1O0 r.
r steingut & Co Nos 40 ana u Grove 81, two
four story nathouses. plot 42x1Oe IoNenfeld
4
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20

Destination and steamer. Close in Ne" York
New Zealand Australia (eIcept Wesu
and New Caledonia (via san Fran - soo-
iscO)-Yeddo N<r o'V III
japan. Corea. China and Philippine Isl
3 C9-Fmpress Of Japan - Sept 2a 600 N
Hawaii. Corsa and China Ela
Francisoo)-ATnerfCa Maru Sept y. epo ? N
i san Fsncisr5,I- d6 : Sept go 600 m
Hawaii via san Sept 80. 600
Australia Except Nest), New Zealand,
Samoan Islands, Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia Cia Vancouver and Nicto-
ria. 3 C1MOana- ---------oct q. ouo p m
FTsncisco,@aIaTIposa Oct ~ 600
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
PUNCH BOWL USED AS A FONT.

No account OF the treasures OF Jesus College
Oxford would be complete without mention Of the
great punch bowl given to the college nearly two
hundred years ago by of the famous family Of
-he Hynnes. of WynnsJay X weighs rs ounces
End. according TO tradition, 10 be the property
81 any one who spar il With his in its
widest far+ and then -oo-'' Il when full Of punch
r. an incoEgTIzity. which iG rot unparalleled in
Cxzord. this silver bowl is sometimes also used as
a fort = TIE college clapeI.-I1ondon Globe.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
a s75oooo APARTMENT HOUSE.

Plans were FLED yesterday ten story apartment
house 10 erected the A - K II. II. Hall Realty
Company At the of Broadway and 10Th
il viii have frontage on Broadway of 1291 feet
n the street a facade OF lnestons at the
.1-s+ two stories and brick with trimmings
zl.oze II will accommodate fortyseven families. and
viii fzxe the floor It is 70 cost
$4,000 Neville & Baggs are the architects
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
LEASED FROM PLANS.

The Charles ? ayes Company leased for the Cheseb-o
Davidson building Company. Seaman Brothers from
plans. story basement building 10 BE erect
et 62 North Moore st The lease IS for q
years rental about $50 600
The lessons own the building 81 and 6S North
St recently through the same brokers'
fo- tv7envons years. privileges the ad-
Joining plot. No. 81 North Moore st
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
BUYS ATHLETIC FIELD.

William g Miller ard Valentine O Walters have
bought Walter r thirty ncud-
ing the athletic field ~ Freero The property fronts on
trolley lire and is about blocks from the rs oad
~
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20
LONG ISLAND SALE.

The Bankers Land and Mortgage Corporation reports
the following Eluhu-st Heights: To Helen Slater
Colonial Parkway. 1sO f. north OF Ken
siuEson Terrace: James H Vincent @0xlo0 f. on
Pennsylvania ave- 120 # north of AlbanaEle TerTaos
and 10 Henry Norton. 2ox1Oo IT WOodsids 20 #
Colonial Parkway
New-York tribune., 1907-09-20

I J eight rooms and tiled bathroom each: hardwood
eoore- T,rtoe 81 COO c. GRETSTNGER 5T1s 2d ave.
near eth ST. West Bay Ridge
T>oF sArE-Two fne three-fRmiy brick houses IN the
L 2iStb Ward. WM HILLENBRAND builder. No. -
Milford street. Brooklyn
on YOUR WAY TO THE "MARDI GRas"
Notfre beautiful FIGlILAWN at Kings Highway.
I3rooE1yn--the finest suburban property In Greater
N.vy York For FUN particulars cali write CHAd
HAIIOCK & co. 10 West 34th st. New York
Phone ggST-3Sth.