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New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
CHECK ICE STOCK ISSUE.
Outstanding Shareholders Get In
junction against Ratification.

The outstanding stockholders OF the American
Ice Company, who, reported IN The Tribune yes
terday, opposed to the company's proposed
plan for Issue OF sS.Oo0.eO0 new per cent pre-
ferred stock and equal amount of per cent
convertible bonds, got temporary injunction YES
terday from Vice-ChaneeIlor Howell. of Newark,
restraining the stockholders of the company from
ratifying the issue An adjourned meeting OF the
stockholders TO vote upon the question had been
called for yesterday, but Yyhen the meeting was
called to order at the Office of the Corpora ton
Trust Company, at No 10 Exchange Place, Jersey
City, Wesley NJ Oler. pre- sdent Of the ice COM
pany, announced that the injunction had been
served him. and bu siness was done.
The Injunction granted the duplication OF
Richard V Lindabury, for ex-Mayor Hugh J.
Grant. Of New York, and of Frank AGcDermott and
Mr.. Geran, OF Jersey CITY; Mr.. Bacon. OF New
York, and Mr.. Randall Philadelphia all lawyers,
for George B. Wilson, of Philadelphia, who is the
holder of 1880 shares of stock. The company is
directed to show before. Vice-Chancenor Howell, in
Newark. to-day why the Injunction should not be
made permanent
Lawyers representing George B. Wilson at the
meeting said that he was an associate OF E
Clarence Jones, also g. stockholder. Messrs. Ran
dali and Geran said the proposed bond issue would
be opposed on the ground that it a violation of
the rights OF contract guaranteed by the Consrtu-
ton of the United States and Of New Jersey.
Mr.. Grsnt and his lawyer absent from the
meeting.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
AN UPTOWN PLOT SOLD
rpONTS IN BROADWAY.
Henry MorgemthaU Company Bugs
Parcel in Lincoln Square Section.

,er volume OF business was transacted yes
- IN the real estate market Bernard Smyth
e,,s snld 70 SOM Brothers for A II. Wellington
-. sex1Oo feet. on the east side OF Broadway,
. tsst north Of 15lst street. and for John Nc
-.1ltn a plot Of two lots. 5Ox9e.u feet, on the
- si5s of 15lst street, 100 feet east OF Broadway.
So brothers recently bought through the same
,-.Ts-s a plot at the northeast corner of I51st
.rset and Broadway. zs11x1c0 feet, adjoining. The
.---bined parcels have frontage Of ee11 feet on
1-.e5vay and I5e feet on 151st street
r senior & Co. sold for the Marsh estate to
- Henry NurgenthaU Company a plot, 505x1oO
-. a. the northeast corner OF 65th street and
BrosdEay-
r,srs have been hled for a twelve story freproof
--,srcial building, TO be erected for the Twenty
go gtrest Construction Company at No. Isl to 155
T.e+ 18th street 1t is 10 be Of brick. finished
-. limestone trimmings having frontage of 50
-, and g depth OF 20 feet, with extension. and
= - oost SsoOelt Fred C zobe is the architect.
z,,s,s have also been filed for eight story
,,ytactory 20 be erected at No. SIS TO 5S4 West
- erect at 6 cost Of S300ao0 for John Brady,
- has leased Il for term OF years TO L. Wolff,
- for q three story loft building with stores,
- harriet D. Potter and the estate Of Elizabeth
Tohnes SIS Joint owners, 10 cost $4,000. William
p,rr4nson and ". Il. Orchard are the respective
architects.
fseorse McCabe, architect. has fled revised plans
e. ,.ro6eiIing the six story dwelling at No. %
Tr.s+ 18th street adjoining the Hotel Plaza, into
,-o-s and studio building. with bachelor apart
,sr.s on some STORIES the change of occupancy 10
\. rus6s g. an estimated cost Of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
INSPECT NEW HUDSON TUNNEL.
New York and New jersey Real Estate Mem
bers Make the Trip

Members of the New Hsrk and New Jersey Real
Estate Exchange inspected fhe newly completed
Hudson tunnel and TERMINAL yesterday. The rooms
the New York side Of the river, under the Fulton
Building, and real estate operators In New
Jersey most of the members have direct interest
in the tube.
The party from the Real Estate Exchange led by
President Otto Kempner, were taken through the
greater part OF the tunnel by William G. McAdoo,
president of the Hudson & Manhattan Railroad
Company, and other officials After the trip there
a luncheon in the rooms of the exchange
The terminal the Jersey side of the river will
be completed within xix months Waiting rooms
will be on both floors OF the two story structura.
Passengers will be able to walk TO the upper decks
of the ferryboats at the terminal from the upper
floor. while escalator viii carry the passengers
from the tunnel station TO the trolley sta ton.
There will be several stairways in addition the
escalator. and there also will DO connections with
the Iackawanna station.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
REALTY NOTES.

Lewis H. May Company Charles F. Noyes Com
pany, New York agents. has leased for Andrew
Kenney cottage No. South Amernan avenue,
Arverne, Long Island. to DR.. David Friedman, and
for Loft P. Murray cottage No. North Atlantic
avenue to Moe Crook for the season 1909.
Charles B. Dillingham;. the theatrical manager.
transferred title yesterday Nos. 152 and 154
18th street as by 1o05 feet, TO Charles E. Hess.
who gave the deed to the premises to the Surety
Realty Company
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased for Horace S.
Ely & Co, to Selig Handel the entire building No.
so East 18th street, for long term OF years. Mr..
Handel VIII Immediately alter the building for
business purposes. The same brokers have also
leased the entire building No 81 East 18th street
TO HenFy Bennett s. Co.
A w Mclaughlin & Co. have obtained for c. +.
wildey loan OF $50 900 at 8 per cent, for 1--WE
years. the Herald Square Hotel. at No. 116 West
34th street An out-of-town bank Is the lender.
G. Brettell & Sor negotiated for tbs Bowery Saw
ngs Bank mortgage OF s45 900 at ~ per cent, for
i've years, the Austin estate property. at No. 30
Reade street.
s. Osgood PeIi & Co. have leased the nine story
loft and store building Nos. and 10 West s6th
street, for period OF tventy-one years for Will
lam NJ. Walker.
William L. SUtphin is the buyer of No. 81 East
6oth street, sold recently by d Phoenix Ingraham
& Co. and Joseph D. Cronan for the Everett estate
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Buusr Found for a Site IN Franklin
AUenue.

r-s,t Heuser bought yesterday at foreclosure
,,ia beld at the Real Estate Exchange saIesrooms
~. IA and 1s Tesey street. g. two story dwelling
h,vss No 1864 Franklin avenue. The size OF the
sy,eI is 7oxIlsx7oxlI3 feet He paid S45Oo for the
r-anerty. The amount due about $500 The
cfhsr auction offerings yesterday resulted as fol-
lows:
By Joseph P. Day
,,s and one sty stone front dWigs and vacant:
5tgs5 Mutual IS g Il az Traey atty isidoT Wes ref
AMI due s4Os6ss 81: taxes ETC. s9s45 10; adjourned
" Ns se-J So to 500 14sth St I25 It Of Broadwsy
Z I Peek ct q; ktwater & {. attys; Kelly, rer:
.ss sgpa anos a9 s8s6oo: TO the iSnt fer
So S4s 125,h st. s $50 Z: Of Broadway 25xss
te95t John Palmer st a & agt Mstaa Nay as 81 a a.
sse d; taxes etc. 81 35s IS: adjourned sine ole
By Herbert A. Sherman.
30. atI s7th st. 2s2 Il Of Eighth ave, 1sxese;
whitehesd e; al. van Mater stlliwe atty; D Leon
AZ; ref amt due. 500 .; first action. int Of E
iEt Of c whitehead; TO the plaintiff for $500
Tie auction offerings to-day will be as follows:
By Joseph P. Day.
10 2o5 $50 st \ s. 6s10 It Of 7th ave 15xes g. sy
is e faSss etc saSI 54 subject to prior Tntgs Of
Sc s2 Oak Tree Place 1889 ttv OF Hughes ave; IS
q. S, S s.: sssE i ys Es 2 35S Bs4 mtg. ref at @ due
Ne re "a 81 s. SO It Lexington ave, I25xl02
sry Lo-eaE Hotel: F Scott agt Lyon ct al;
SO. as q; fsxes etc, S71o6 2L
BY Herbert A sherman.
y. g 50 s as les # W e eEos G9Hnss Is a ss st lsF1z S
- s7s ss sss' ss s y as q g: : tsEe zsu eoe sss7 81
BY Samuel Marx
a24 1lsth St S2S Il Of lst ave- 2s1f091 :. sty s
iS72s Is. taxes etc. $3.50; sub utge Of s17Soo
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

ne Brown estate was reported yesterday TO have
scid Nos and z West 32d street. two five story
buildings on q plot d.6xss.9 feet, adjoining the
northwest corner Of Fifth avenue
s Cowen has sold for A Pacher to the Albion
Realty Company No. s5 and No. S91 Irvine street.
tEo three story dwelling houses each on lot 25x1oo
feet Also sold for A Lowry No. s9S Irvine street,
two story dwelling house on lot 25xloo feet
" A Berwin & Co. have sold for the Halstead
extsts No los to 1l2 East 9th street, three three
Etory dwelling houses. on plot e2xes-e feet
Peter Cilsey reported 20 have sold Nos. 154 and
is West sd street. two four story buildings, on
plot 81 exI2 ax irregular.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
WILLIAM H. LAmRREcHT SUSPENDED.

Announcement was made yesterday on the floor
OF the New York Stock Exchange that william H.
Lamprecht, OF the firm OF Lamprecht Bros. & Co.
Of Cleveland. had been suspended as member OF
the exchange. The suspension follows the failure
Of the firm, which had headquarters in Cleveland.
The firm had an office In this city, well other
cities. ard 1t went into bankruptcy about ten days
ago. A receiver is now in charge OF the firms
affairs. Mr.. Lamprecht had been member OF the
exchange since June I. 1899. He made his head
quarters in Cleveland. and the exchange authorities
have yet received word from him regarding
his affairs. Yesterday they decided to wait no
Ionge- before announcing his suspension.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

Wood Harmon Co. have sold to Jesse T. HIM
ter the northwest corner Of East 18th street and
Avenue j, Brooklyn. a plot 4ex1O0 feet for Sc 75o
Inc plot is in the Magaw tract. The same COM
pany has also sold to client lot 20x10O feet on
the south side Of Avenue j. between East 18th and
East 18th streets, for s2,25o; lot 20x1OO feet on
tne north side OF Avenue J. between East 18th and
East 18th streets to Robert s. Scrivener for $225O
and the adjacent lot Of the same size for the same
price TO Bert H Hopkins
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Gleason ave. s. 10 # W Of I72d ST. two story
frame dwellings. 21x50 EACH Louisa Disner
owner EbeinE architect; cost............. $40 900
Heath ave, {. 295 .2I II $ Of Kingsbrfdge Road,
H Olsen. owner and arcfitect: cost. - 1900
Beach s, 100 It OF McGraw ave- story
FRANK Gians, srchitsct: eooo
Holland ave- e. 80 fl n Of Barnett Plaza: story
frame dwelling 2lx50; James and John Dun
5000
Freeman st, Westchester ave- story
owner; Fred Hammond. architect: cOst.-..l.' 10000
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
BIG STRUCTURE FOR NEWARK.

Newark is soon 10 have another large structure.
according 10 plans prepared by two well known
architects, the New York and New Jersey Tele-
phone Company viii erect q nine story structure
With e frontage Of about es feet on Washington
reet snd depth OF about I56 feet TO cost approx
Hsfely 500 o0a The construction VIII be started this
Sfng This is The third large building that has
WE planned for the centre-ef Newark within the
~ few weeks, the other two being a ten story
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
WILL BUILD IN WEST 9TH ST.

NJ L Hess have sold for Gustave Cirniotu
Nos 40 and - West 27th street 45-exss-e feet. to
The Realty Holding Company who are having
plans drawn for twelve story and basement build
ing to be built on the site.
Also sold for Joseph Solomon 70 the Realty
Holding Company Nos % and q West 27th street
fEo old four story houses on plot 50x10o feet
Plans are being drawn for twelve story and base
nsnt building for the premises.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19

once structure for ]. Weiss & Sons at No s71 to
"I.HaIn and Helsey streets. for the Third Presby-
terian Church. The telephone building will be
OF red brick, with granite. limestone and terra
Gotta trimmings. It will be OF nreproot construo-
uon' the use OF wood being practically limited to
trim around windows and doors
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
BIG DEAL IN TUNNEL ZONE.

Whitney c. Lyon has bought from Henry Douglas
Nc rs West 3sth street. a four story tenement
house lot 2sxss9 feet. and from Marion C. Dag
gett Nos z5 and 217 West Seth street. He recently
purchased No. 2U7 10 213 West 3sth street He now
controls plot with frontage Of 154 feet adjoining
the Hotel York John P. KirWsn was the broker
n the deals
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
NEW JERSEY REALTY COMPANIES

Trenton Feb B-The following realty companies
have been granted certificates of Incorporation:
Coils Realty Company, Jersey City; capital, 100000
Incorporators. Howard c. Grifths. Thomas H.
Ross and James P. Northrop.
Short Hills Realty Company, East Orange; cap
ital, s125,000 incorporates. Charles o. Geyer,
Frank F. Ruggies and CASTOR G. L Vale.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
INSTITUTE SELLS DOWNTOWN SITE

Horace E. Ely Co. sold for the Thomas W.
Evans Museum and Institute Society of Ehiladel-
phia No. 125 Fulton street extending to No. a.
Ann street, six and five story buildings, on a plot
25x11S feet, TO Mandelbaum & Levine The site is
100 feet east Of Nassau street.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
EURNIrCRE

FAR10R SUITS REUPHOLSTERED, NJ
cLUDTNG TAPESTRY. sDrfnrS re..f-s-i
fs. ching room chairs recovered fnclpd-
ING leather. sOc-. don't throw vur,- "A
frames away. We reurholzrer and uolfss
them equal 70 new at hale price: can Dc aons
IN residences OF free delivery. send poaf-i
We VII cal with samples. city or ao,snfrv
2SRSER4AN. SOL Ea.sE s2d 81
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


appearances: careful driver; understands
care Of furnaces: first class horseman:
trustworthy; eompetenti sobars honest,
obligiaC; country preferred. o. p, Tribune
Uptown Once. 1894 Broadway.
GARDENER--A capable, energetic man
per,ntendsnt or manager OF a Ia-go country
place; twenty-five years practical expe-
rience with fruit, flowers, vegetables both
under glass and outdoors. stock, poultry,
carrying out landscape and engineering
work. sewage, drainage. irrigation. etc.
chards, forests, etc; technical and agri-
cultural college education; total S.bstainerI
married. no children: references perma-
nent place. Relisble, care Vaugha1's Seed
Store, New York City.
GARDENER--By an American, &c; mar
ried; thoroughly understands the business
in sll It's branches: can furnish first class
references P. O. Box lo2. Noroton. Conn.
GARDENER-Useful: married: wife ex-
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can drive; six years reference from last
place. Carpenters Bureau, 164 9th ave.
GARDENERS tch: married; rnall fam
lily: thoroughly conversant with the care
OF q private place: can come web recon-
msnded- Donald, VIM Elliott & Sons. a
Vesey st.
GARDENER tHEADl--First class. prac--
ticsl and competent in ali respects; LIE
experience; eighteen years In this country
married. no children: honest, sober and In
dustrious: on gentlenan's country estate
with glass. LANCER. Box 276. Roslyn, Long
Island.
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Offioe. No. 1854 Broadway, between S6th
End - go ~~'H o'clock 2. N. Ad-
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es until 5
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New-York tribune., 1909-02-19

ADVERTISEMENT ard subscriptions for
Tho Tribune received at thsfr Uptown
Ofice, No. 1884 Broadway between 36th
and S7th sts-. until o'clock .. m. Ad-
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O. clock .. m, viz: pa sth ave, g. e.
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New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
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New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
HELP WANTED.
Female

Female
AkATEUR ACTRESSES. singers. dancers
wasted; nc fees or charges; music ana
ssnstrsslH fres- Apply Farresters 1@z West
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19

NARSTHRS' ~Taver' Magazines free: 1e0
tnexpensiYs tours Florida. Bermuda.
Cuba, etc; Europe under escort. Mzrsters.
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New-York tribune., 1909-02-19

Long ISLdfLU H6UL LSLUIb IU Dute.
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New-York tribune., 1909-02-19

HOUsEWoRK.-By a very competent
maid; good cook: no lRundress: wages
SO: references, Flaher.y's Bureau ass
Columbus ave. Tel 741-Rivfr.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19

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New-York tribune., 1909-02-19

LAuNDREss. .-Experienced: 10 60 out By
the day good reference; willing 70 DO
cleaning Mrs. Callahan. 10i East SD St.
.nird floor.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19

I.AUNDREss- class; best references
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New-York tribune., 1909-02-19

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
their Uptown OGcs, No.
at. ana 5Tth 81, until Q
received al the following
rates until S O'Clock p. m.
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25th ST.; 1925 Sd ave-; 1925
st ave. naar Seth ct. I; 167
ave. $50 Sd ave. and any
,ffice.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19

NY. CARPET CLEANING WORES
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern
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Cleans BY compressed air- steam. had %
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New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
apartment Hotels.
HOTEL ABERDEEN
WEST s2D STREET,
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and bath to eight rooms and four baths
Furnished or unfurnishsd lease.
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New-York tribune., 1909-02-19

HUNGARIAN-AMERIC SERVICE.
TO FIUNE VIA
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. TRIESTE.
P6nnonta- Mar. %. noon: May IS; July
sCaTpa thia. Apr. 1, noon; May %, July
slavonia- Apr. Is. noon: June 3: July y
SAlso calls at Genoa
G7sRAITARIqTIRHIAx. Gn3R nS7ARPEIHA AND EGYPT
CARMANIA. ...............M MAR. Z, NOON
The CUNARD STEAMSHIP CO.. LTD.
2l-28 State St.. Opposite the Battery.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19

USEKEEPER.-By a capable. refined
woman. ScotCh-Canadian Protestant in
business eentleuan's home where help Is
kent; highest reference. Industrial Associa-
ton OF America. Inc. 0 East 42d st.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
WORK WANTED.

Eemalc-
ROOKHEEPER-Girl, 10. as assistant:
graduate from business school: moderate
salary. l. korn- BOZ Nelross St. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19

GRADUATE NURSE accepts medical cases
only IN her own home; resident physician
references. Telephone T34 Bedford or ad
dress @. T. BOX 8, Tribune Ofice.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19

HOUsEwORK. Reliable Japanese couple;
man has long experience for domestic
work; able to take charge entire household:
hest references. Shima. 1882 8d ave
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19

GENERAL HOCSEWORKER or RTTCH-
ENMATD.-By young Finnish girl: will
ing 20 help with Laundry work; good refer
anee. JusslIa Bureau. $50 Lexington ave
Tel. 4453-Plsza-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
Real Estate, .
Long Island Real Estate for Sale.

.poRTABIT BUNGALoyYs.s-Hf -HfIIngs-stevens Ce
'phone 1884 3sth ST.. East &2d st.. New York
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
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TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH TO
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The MAU URETANIA & LUITANIA. tbs
largest and fastest steamships IN the world,
VIII hereafter sail on WEDNESDAFS-
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HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE

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Finland Mar. %, Apr. -. June ;. July 10
Canopic- Mar; 2. Pm: May s: June II
Cedric fs2ss.t Z; ;Gss Tqn'i IN IN. trade Feb. 70
PASSENGER OFFICE. 8 BROADWAh'
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COOK. Finnish woman: frat class; IN pri-
vsts family understands catering good
manager. has best city references. Jussila
Bureau, $50 Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19

, A DvERTISEMENTs AND
A The Tribune received at
1854 Broadway. between 96th
o'clock p. m. Advertisement
branch ofhces at regular office
viz: 264 sth ave. s. e. cor.
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CHIROP0DY,

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Phone 5459-Plazz-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19

NURSE Attendant. %. 10 elderly person
or Invalid: English hospital and private
experience; newly arrived refined; sleep IN
or out; day or night. Nurse. care Mrs
Httching, 2iI East 67th st.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19

! NURSE.-By refined Protestant 20 invalid
or elderly lady; good sswer, also other
| light work; good tempered: city reference.
| n o., Tribune Uptown ONCE 1854 Broad
| way.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19

NURsE.-Scotch girl desires charge young
infant; competent. reliable and trust
worthy; good references Address Jsnitor,
346 West list ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
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