»\u25a0< record prices tor Ms la the Dyckman tract••ere made yr«t»rday at the New-York Real EstateBalreroctas, at the executor's sale at public auc-tion of th* holdings of thtii estate of Antony \\.''i-laoh. comprising some hfty-oiKht choice parcels.Bryan i, RroneUy was the nuctioneer. The totalSt'ui :t'ai!z«*! was JC9I/SO. about JSO.OX> more than tIM*.m of tho appraisements m^6v Xix weeks a«o.1.;rc?ls Adjoining lots that could have be«;n bought< x month* »?o for $5.(«:0 sold for double that sum.

;\u25a0..'! (q some Instances higher sums were paid.

". !;• majority of *;><*<'ulators active in the section\u25a0.vfie ;»:«>s*>nt. and njost of them left the rooms dts-. . tinted at not r^inc ante to buy u.ny offering at

.:\u25a0\u25a0.! !it;ui«*s Among the bidder* were several

Furnished Avartments to Let.

WABASH TO ENTER PHILADELPHIA.[BY TE'.EGKAPH TO THE TBIBTWE 1

Philadelphia. April s.—Heavy purchase r>f raa]estate in Delaware County adjacent, to the Phila-delphia, city line hav<> revived the rumor that theWabasfa Railroad Company is securing the right ofway for its entrance into Philadelphia. The dealnow under wiv Includes properties valued si overf3.000.000. The purchases art- all on the lim-. nearSSd and Market sts.. which Is the terminal of thePhiladelphia and New-town Railroad, and which hasbe»n sail to ho tho Philadelphia connection forthe Wabash.

To expel them as members and to revoke thelocal charter, the complaint alleges, would deprivethem of certain rights to which they are legallyand morally entitled. The complainant states thegrand lodge threatens to revoke the charter ofJust in Time Lodge No. 149 because tho memberstook part in the unauthorized Interboroush strikeon March V. in dii.>'-t violation of the rules andlegulations of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Fire-men. That they took part in each a strike thecomplainant denies.

Among the rights of tl;e members is sh.irinc inaccident and death benefits, the insurance varyingfrom $500 to $3,000. The treasury- of the local lodßehas $1,000. the complainant says, which will be for-feited if the charter is revoked.

Attached to the complaint are-affidavits of mem-bers. George Vandorbilt. a motorman, swears thatwhen he reported for work on one day of the strikehe was driven from the pren;ls»s ot the companyby policemen, who clubbed him so badly that he isFtill Buffering.

Local Lodge of Locomotive Fire-men Asks Injunction

—Strike Echo.

Judge I^acombe. in the United States CircuitCourt, yesterday signed an order directing John J.Hannahan, grand master, and Charles A. Wilson,acting grand master, of the Grand Lodge of theBrotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, to appear to-morrow and show cause why a temporary injunc-tion 6hould not be issued restraining th/* grandlodge from revoking the charter of Just in TimeLodge No. 143. in this city, or expelling the indi-vidual, members thereof. The injunction is askedpending the final hearing of a suit brought asalnstthe officers of the grand lodge by Harry ii.Pmney,

a member of the association, acting for himselfand others.

SEEKS TO SAVE CHARTER.

rT\HE BEItKSFORO. 1 West Bl«t-at.- A furnished apart-_L ment on sixth t!'»or. overlooking Central Park, of

two rooms, store room an ibath, with allconveniences, torent for six months from May I.

1-EI. FURNISHED APARTMENT.—Pri-vat«" bath*; including ni...iis. |1S w**Wjr; two 135

VAN RRNS.-E- \Kl.\ If Bast 11th -sf . •:**!:.th-av«

Ifyou are going to attend tKe

EP WORTH LEAGUEInternational Convention

to be held in Denver. Colorado. July f>th to Oth. 1905. why not make th*Journey under the delightful conditions offered upon the

Raymond & Whitcomb Co9

SPECIAL, VESTIBULED PULLMANTRAINcomposed entirely of sleeping, dining'and observation cars? This magnifi-cent train goes via the great New York Central & Hudson Blm"Four Track Route." Leaves New York Saturday. July Ist, and ar-rives nt Denver Tuesday afternoon at 4 p. m., the day befor» th* Con-vention opens.

SUNDAY SPENT ATNIAGARA FALLS.Thus avoiding Sabbath day traveling en route.

Special escort with the party to relieve each gruest on the trala of p«ttydetails.

TICKETS from Now York. Inclusive of railroad fare. PullmanBerth and meats in dining cars for outward journey, and rail- «|LX ef|way ticket only returning *OJ»JW

Proportionate Prices from Other Eastern Points.Itinerary No. 2 Includes, in addition to above, side trips to CrippleCreek. Manitou Springs. Pike's Peak, Glenwood Springs, Georgetown Loop,

Silver Plume and other interesting places. All travel and hotel accom-modations paid. Inclusive fare from New York. Boston or Philadelphiaand back to starting point, $114.00.

Send lor Circular Giving Full Itinerary and Details.

RAYMOND & WHITCOMB CO.(Incorporated.)

25 UNION SQUARE.

Spring Resorts.

Excursions. Exotrrioru.

DYCKMAN DEALS AGGREGATING $800,000.

John H. Berrj' has soi<i for David H. Taylor toOporc*- Robinson :\r.n Michael McOwroick varlootipJot« in the Dyclctnan ir^ct. Tije total •am of thesales is said to be JffXj.OOA.

Heal Estate.

Country Property for Sale.

t*Eii»ONALLV (lIM)ItTED.All. K.\PE.N»E<I I>C'Lll)Ll>.

ATLANTICCITY. 3 days to a week. .._... (10 os>WASHINGTON. D. C 3 days „..—.. 12.00BOSTON ANDPLYMOUTH. 4 day*

-—.. 18.73

OLl> POINT AND WASHINOTON. 5 days ... 2 *.<>•>TOLTR OF VIRGINIA,etc.. « days _. «B.aoFLORIDA AND ST. JOHN'S KIVBR ....,.,. 77.30

Send for IMnerarfca. Cor>;»» Fre«.

EUROPEAN TOURS!

"EASTER"EXCURSIONS!!

NKW-J£K*EY.

THE IrVTnGTON.On the Beach at Virginia . overlooking Boardwalk

and Steel Pier; very centre of all attractions. Modernup-to-date hotel; capacity 300. Every comfort and equip-ment, including elevator, steam h<>at. baths, sun pariors.etc. Special reduced rates to Spring guests

—Sl'lut> week-

ly. (2 up daily Table and service a feature. BookletW. F. WATTSAT EAST ORANGE, N. J.

BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSESAT A BARGAIN.

Will sell or rent. . New. beautifully decorated houses;every convenience; exclusive neighborhood. Nothing liketeem ever offered at su-h low figures Apply HASKELL,123 Liberty si . New-York, or OWNER, Dodd-st. andMidland-aye.. East Orange. N. J.

Send for copy "Red Letter Days Abroad." 190ft.THOS. H. HENDRICKSON.

Tnur* and Tickets. 3-t3 Fulton St.. Brookiyn, 3». T.

THE FRONTENAC,Kentucky Aye.. Atlantic City. N. J.100 yards from Beach.

A new. modern high class hotel, complete with everymodern appointment. Including elevator, baths, steamheat. etc. Offers special terms— up weekly. $1.5'" updally, including large ocean view rooms, metal beds.Superior table and service. Spacious sun parlors, over-looking ocean and Boariwalk. Booklet.

Mrs. K. Y. MOVER. Spring Resorts.FOR SO YEAR*WE HATE SOLI)

COUNTRY PROPERTY ONLY.Catalog free iv unending uujrn:

Owners, wishing to sell, call or writ*:rnllllu* m Wells. H»S Tribune Building. S. T.

SEASIDE HOUSE,Atlantic Gty, N. J.

BEST LOCATION ON THE OCEAN FRONT.

F. P. COOK & SON.ORANHF N J-:CENTRALLY LOCATED;>r****i'VB*-» DOUBLE HOUSE: ALL IMPROVE.ments; 9 rooms each; $300 down. |i0.50 per montli, noInterest; no taxes. E. P. HAMILTON & CO.. 'M Broad-way. New-York.

NtTVV-JEK.SKY.

ADDON HALLATLANTICCITY.N. J.

Always open. Hot and cold sea water bath.*. 1.005distance telephone in every bedrootu; golf links. Writ*for illustrated literature. LEEDS &UPPINCOTT.

MANY SALES BY W. PETERS & CO.William Peters & Co. hay* mad> the followinc

sales: For J. O. Gr»>fii to D B Frearman. twolots on north sl<3<- or West Farms Road wesr o?Bronx P.ivor: for Jam»s F. Moore to < E<l" Berr-Ftein. the northeast corner of Lonpfe!low-.*t. an!Rodman Place, with two story dwclUas house; forM. Chambers to Adamant R?ul Estate Company theplot at southeast corner of Daly-nve. and l?2d-st.75x110 f<*t; for Dietrich Fink, "as trustee, to A.Ruzicka. the three story brick bnlMing on the southPide of Morris Park-aye.. west of Unionport Road;for Paul Sossano to Mr. Wehilx-rger. the two fam-ilydwellinghoust-s on the west siiJe of Hancock-s=t .south side of Columbup-ave.; to Captain Grafer theone family dwellinghouse on mm% hido of Oarfield-pt., 13 fe«>t south of Pnrk-ave.. on plot Ml10ft; for A. De Andrea to a client. iw«> familydwelling house on north sidf of Grant-aye.. Kitff-et west of Unionport Road; fr-r Adam Feich to H.Torh. the dwelling on west Rule of Hancork-st..south of Columbus-avr.. and for C. Bnunian, thef-outhwest corner of Columbus-aye. and I'nionportRoad, plot 52x10) feet. brick BOSCOBEL

Ocean end of Kentucky Aye.. Atlantic v'ity. N. JEvery known hotjl appointment Cuisine and service

unexcelled. Rooms single or en suite, with baths Hun-

nlng water in rooms. Capacity 350. Term* SI- a?weekly. Highest Class New-York Patronage. Write forIllustrated literature. A. B. MARION. Owner.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY.—Ihad to take this house•**- for debt before It was finished; Just completed it infirst class shape, nd can. of course, offer a derided bar-gain, it's worth J22.000.iX). but cost me far less, so makean offer; Iam not in the real estate business, and wantto sell; it's tine property, and only 30t> fust from VanCorttandt Park; it's 157 Bruce aye.. Yonkers. 4 minutes'walk from Caryl station; 12 rooms. 2 baths, hot -waterheat an^l every modern improvement, city and countrycombined; to City Hall In 35 minutes; ready for Immedi-ate occupancy. Caretaker to show you through any dayafter 10 a. m. C. W. CLARK. 74 Wall St.

MORE EAILEY-AVE. SALES.

IfO|(l t •.

HOTEL MORTON,Virginia Aye.. rear Beacb. Atlantic City. N. J. Op**

ail th.. yea.-. Fir.-j Table. Suites, wltb private, batikHandsomely nLiurnlahed. Perfect sanitary arransemaaub>:>vatur to all Joora. Special rate*(or Wloter. Capacity

MRS. N. R. HMNES, Owner and PtoprteiaA.

MOXTCLAIR. N. J.FOR SALE.

—Gentleman s residence in wealthy

neiKhborhnoti. on best avenue; 35 minutes from N. T.;house 17 rooms, hardwood, open plumbing; city gas,water and savers. Large stable, garden and beautifullawn; shade and fruit trees; macadam driveways-Owner. TUTHILL. 50 Pine st.. New York.

HOTEL DENNISATLANTIC CITY,N.J.

Situated directly on the beach front, with an unob-structed ocean view. Hot and cold sea water tn privaxabatha.

OPEN THB ENTIRE YEAR.WALTER J. B'JZBT.

THE ST. CHARLESDirectly on th« ocean front. Atlantic City. N. J.

Hot and cold salt and fresh v-ater In every bath.Highest class patronage. Pure ar;ea:aa water. Lone dis-tance telephone In rooms. Unexcelled cuisine. Orchestraof soloists. Golf. Room plana. rates, etc.. can be seen at2*»Fourth Aye. NEWLIX UAIJiES.

3. The increasing insistence of owners and

lenders on hoviiirf a guaranteed title and onhaving that title guaranteed by th-3 oldest,

largest, strongest company.

Title guaranteeSndTRUST COMPANY

C"".".%\V 59,500,000146 Broadway. Xew York.

175 Reinsert Street, Brooklyn.

Manufrs Branch, 19S Montague St.. B'klyn.

1903 COMPARED 1904fl^yOCP with jlzyvjHPINCREASE in sales of mortgages to inves-

tors by this Company, 46INCREASE in Real Estate title insurance

issued by this Company, 44%This record proves

1. The stability and popularity of New York

Real Estate as a conservative investment.

2. Confidence of investors in N. Y. City mort-gages

MARKET FOUND FOR HUDSON-ST. PLOT.Frederick Soutliack and AlwynBall. jr.. hay» soli

for the Pelton eatate. Xos. HI and 113 Hudson-?t.,

old buildings on plot EOxIOO feet, to S. J. Valk &Bro. for imrrovfni^nt. FINK COUNTRY HOME. CKego. N. V.; 10 minutes

D. and H. station, overlooking Susquehanna River.Lawn, trees, garden, spring wate-. carriage house,stablr-s; 15 rooms, tjath. telephone Furnished If desiredFor rent Address Mr* ALICEJ. hIRDSALL. Otego. N. Y.Ret.. Albert A Le Hoy. I'ine Tree Inn. Lakehurst. N. J.

hall KOTalways oren.HALL, ALWAYS OP£N.

Atlantic City, Booklet.V. J. F. L. \«»l Xfi,Cenor-l Mam«fT.TjVIRSALE. -Wo«tn«*ld. N. J.: valuable corner property;

a: \u25a0 house 14 room*, lot 175x174; select location, cornerct Dudley-are and Lawr«nce~tt. For prise. &c, applyto GEORGE L DELATOUR. 150 Nassau-st.. New-York

HOTEL RULXDLF,AtlanUc CXty. N. J. Open all th* y»ar.

EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN PLANS.Largest and moat complete hotel in th« city.

Ocean front.Kooma with hot and cold sea and fresh water batbs con-

necting.Broad piazzas. 000 feet long. Weekly da»"*c: o«clal featu >*.X. T. R*p.. 2k» Fourth Ay«. 10 to 1 Phon* t).2<*»—

Gramercy.BU o'clock dinners. Orchestra. CtfAS. R. MYERS. Prcpr.

HrkAye. and Beach, At-\u25a0 \u25a0vaiuv u> s:re«c level. iJ par

W. I. BRAJDDOCK.

ATLANTIC CITY'S XTTWTEST HOTEL.

CHALFONTE,FOR SALE. FAR HILLS. NEW^JERSEY.— OF

'.<\u25a0; acres; elegant river front. tine meadow and goodbuildings, on macadam road.

AMOS S. I.VMI'UKAR. 25 Pine St.. Manhattan, orL V LUDLOW. Far Hills. N. J.

PLANS FOR EAST S'DE GARAGE.Inten-

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with t h< :\u25a0

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fT\HE STRAND.X ATLANTIC? CITT. N. J.THE FAbIIIONABLB SPRING RESORT.

BEAI'TIrTL CHESTER HILL.Splendid mansion, grrandly located: electric lights; hard-

wood throughout; steam heat; almost brand new; $19,000.COOLEY & WEST. Inc.. Mount Vernon.

A modern ten story fireproof Hotel, complete in every r«-bpect. On th*Beach.

THE LEEDS COMPANY.Always open. Wrlta for folder.

\u25a0 m |#F|i|AAn Amon? the p.nea of N«w-J»r-IH\u25a0mMl BflJlB B *f.* faahionaola and heaith-LrlilhnUVUl fa] winter and aprinc resort

TH£ I.AIT.EL HOL'SE.A. J. MURPHT. MuiaiW.

HIE IJirBEL-tS-THE-PIXES.Frank F. Shute. ISasacar.

Reached by New Jersey Central Railroad.

HOLLYWOOD HOTELReal Estate Wanted. THE DRVRDP Park Place, near Beach,

IMC KCVCKC* ATLANTIC CITY. «- J.NOW OPEN. WHITE FOR BOOKLET.

JAMES M. MOORE-OLT OF TOWN OWNERS of Brooklyn property can\u25a0sl! through m* to advantage; bank references.

JAMES M DOREMUS, IST Monta«ue-st.. Brooklyn.

Real Estate Titlesinsured by this Company expedi-riousiv and at reasonable cost. It*contract of insurance is broad andliberal, ana absolutely protects theinjured against loss by reason ot taxes,assessments, defects and incum-brances and the expense of litigation.

CAPITAL and $9,000,000SURPLUS %9,UiiJU.IIIIULawyers' Title

Insurance and TrustCompany

37 Liberty St., Manhattan.(Title Department.)

59 Liberty St., Manhattan.(Trust Department.)

38 Court St., Brooklyn.

Instruction.HOTEL GLADSTONE,

DIRECTLY ON THE BBACU,ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.

Unobstructed ocean view from every room. Southernexposure Sunny roomy with* baths, en suit*. Saltwater in all baths. Commodious bun parlors Writ*for booklet.

N. J. COLLINS.

AND COTTAGES.WEST END. LONG BRANCH. X. X-

«ill open June Istb. 1905.as a summer and winter resort

on the European plan.Under the direction cf its original lanagea

LEON COTTENTIN.For all Information call or writs th.a Hotel, c* XL. T.

Office. J. C. LYONS. -4 E. 43d St._ , - >Lon< Branch: 85 West Ead.Telephone* Jx V CUy. 6423

_s3UI St

NEIV-TORH.

BRIARCLJFF MANOK,H. T.

BRIARCLIFF LODGE,Open in June.

POCANTICO LODGE,

Fur Both Sexes— City.

THE BKKLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.Madivn Sqaaxa i1.1>3 B way). Brooklyn. 73 Court St.

New itriTij beginning now Trial lessons free

For Boys and Young Men—

City.

\\rOUNO MAN. Fpeak'.r.* French and Germa.i. want*X. to exchange English conversation with gentleman .liv-

ing nenr r.-Sth-t-t.). evenings. Address V. L. I.STC B"wa/DFXORATING, PAINTING,

PAPER HANGING. CONTKACTINO.Take advantage of our low prlaea and gjod work ar.t

send for cs 4 im-teW. L. ALLE>. 125 WEST 40TII ST.

TJ,a ATkM»ma»T<» Virginia Aye.. near BeachIne Albemarie, Atlantic city. n. j.An elegant modern hotel. eflaiUia very special spring

rate. V* up weekly. Large, sunny, steam, heated rooms;excellent table, elevator; private baths; 4.i»i> feet sunparlors: booklet. J. P. COPE.City Property for Sale.

School Agencies.HOTEL TRAYMOKE,

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.

Open all year. Directly on Ocean Front. Running waterin bedroemg. Hot and t\>M Salt and Krer'i Wat.^- K,i:i,s.

Water from own artesian well. Improved sanitary- sys-tem. Goif club privilege*.

TRAYMORE HOTEL COMFAKT.D. S WHITE. President.

AMERICAN ANI» FOREIGN TEACHERS' AGENCYtu-.i.uif- Profeisors. Teachers. Tutors. Governesses, etc.lv Colleifed. Schools and Families. Apply to

Mrs M .1 YOITNO-FUI.TON' S3 tlnlon Souar-

A HANDSOME PRIVATE: DWELLING in lh» bestneighborhoo-l in the city brownaloae. I

ement, N MlWes: lo4th-st. Se« Ownei N FKILOOHE. a" West , or neairst jy^:i:. OPEN ALL THK YEAR.

Mr. Bridge*. New York; representative, will be atBr'arcliff Farms Office. LV WINDSOR iBCAOC, FifthAvenue and 4Stn> .Street, on week <taya> txom 1i:iito1:30.

Briarclllf realty Information at the home eflce> Briar*cilff Manor, or city .•>:"\u25a0'•. by appointment.

DAVID B. i-LfilLU.General Ttaaagnn.BrlaxcMS Manor. H.T.

City Property to Let.TTTEST END-AYE.. -southeast corner S<Hh-st.. very de-ll1 slrable brownstone anl red brick residence- thor-oughly heated by hot water system. Dr. J. B LYNCH

148 West 22d-at.

To Let for Business Purposes.

NEW HOTEL PIERREPONT,OCEAN END NEW JERSEY AYE..

ATXANTIC CITY. N. J.Rooms en suite, with salt water baths. All modern

appointments. Music. Auto meets train.A. C. M'CLELLAN & SON.

THE PENUHTJEST,Ocean end of Mlchigan-ave.. Atlantic City, N. J.

—Rooms

«n suite, with baths. Long distance telephone InElevator to street level. Booklet mailed. W. R. HOOD.

GARDEN CITYHOTEL.

A magnificent high claas modem hotel la tha aaatia•pot of Long Island <1S naiee from Nrw-Yor3s>»

REOPENS APRIL 13.J J. LANNIN*CO.. Props.. Garden Ctty, I» L

Also Props. Hotel Oraniataa. BronrriUe. N. X.

CHOICE LIGHT OFFICESAND FLOORS,

NEW 12-STORY FIREPROOF BCILJJIXO

49 MAIDEN LANE,NEW ENGLAND.

SOUTH CAROLINA AVH AND BEACH.ATLANTICCITY.N. J.

Large, sunny rooms, with baths, overlooking theBoardwalk. Convenient to piers and all amusements.Sun parlors, elevator*, etc. Special Spring rates. Book-let mailed. BRYAN 4 WILLIAMS.

HERBERT H. CIBBS. Attorney for KnickerbockerBuildinu-I <>:in Company. Office and Post Offlce Ad-dress. 7rt William Streei. New York City

Change of Name.LSTJPREME COT7RT OF THE STATE OF

N^w York. Cr.unty of Monroe.—

In the matter ofthe Application of the Knickerbocker BulldlnK-LoanCompany to assume the name of the KnickerbockerSavings and I.oan Company.— Notice: Notice Is hnrebygiven, pursuant lo the provisions of Section of theCode of Civil Procedure, that a petition willbe pre-acnted to the Supreme Court of the State of New Yorkfor the County of Monroe, at a Special Term thereofir, !)•> held at the County Court House in the City ofRochester. County of Monroe. State of New York, onthe 15th daj of April. 1905. at ten o'clock In the fore-8008, or at the opening of court on that day. or as soonthereafter as counsel can be hear.l, by the Knlcker-boeker Building-Loan Company for leave to assume theumi ot Knickerbocker Savings and I.oan Company.ai>l for such other and further relief as to the courtmay Beam proper and necessary

i>at<»(i February 21. 1905.

HOTEL MAJESTIC.Virginia Aye.. third house fromBeach, Atlantic City N. J

Special rates, $2 per day and upward: (10 per week andupward. Elevator from street level. Booklet mailed.SAMUEL, F. ELLia

Now ready for occupancy.All improvements and every convenience

Permanent no-thern light.Hydraulic safety blunter.fclevatorn uuiv running.

8- F. MYERS, owr.e.-. 50 Maiden LaneJ. A. MYERS, on premise*

CHAS. F. NO YES & CO.. US William St.or your own broker.

THK CLARENDON.OCEAN END OF VIRGINIA AYE.,

ATLANTICCITY.N. J.Two minutes' walk from Steel Pier. Sun parlors and

all modern appointment*. M D. XBIM.VN.

Large Corner Suite. 2d Floor, in

TEMPLE COURTS-» BEEKMaN ST.. 119-129 NASSAU BTRENT MODERATE ALL CONVENIENCES

RULAND & WHITING CO.ON THE PREMISES.

J. P. WESSMAN COMPANY.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT J. P."^Weasman Company, a domestic corporation, having

its principal business office In the Borough of Manhattan,City of New York willapply to the Supreme Court ofthe Slate of New \ork. at a Special Term. Part 1 thereof.to be lieM at the County Court House in the City of NewYork on the 4th day of May. 1905. a* 10:30 o'clock In theforenoon of that day, or aa soon thereafter aa counselcan be heard, for an order authorizing said corporation tochange its corporate name to "We^sman."

Dated New York. March 22nd. 1905.J. P. WESSMAN COMPANY,

ByJOSEPH F. WESSMAIf. President.

WILDER A ANDERSON, Attorneys for Petitioner. 45Cedar Street. Borough of Manhattan. City of NewYork.

1— ELEGANTLY FURNISHED \PARTM«NT.—i.i*»*«.^iJ5l": lncl««i»n* laeeJa. $15 weekly; twe. •«»»van KKXSSKI.AER. in Eaat llth-at.. near Sth-Ave.

THE INN.BROWN'S MILLS-IN-THE-PINES. NEW-JBRSET.Climatic conditions superior to Lakewood aa WinterResort Unbroken forest "f> mties wld* Veritable C >l-onlnl Inn. new and completely equipped. NOWThirty miles from Philadelphia. 70 miles from New-

York. 25 miles from Ocean. Send for booklet.

THE CHESTNUTSRlvertlale-on-Hudaoa. N. V.. will ep«a for the aaaaeaApril 10th. H. B. AMABU&

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Virginia Hot SpringsNew York Offle*. SIS FifthAt*

Waters, bathe. hotels and scenery aowbere «QaaCa&Rbeumatlam. (out and nervous dlae&aea cured. CompletehyJrutherapeutlc apparatus, new tan parlor, got:, rmim-nine pool, fine livrry at-J outdoor peaUmea. TUB NSWHOMESTEAD, greatly tmproved. la modem la theatricteat aeoae and patronlaed by the al«haW c!aaa>Broken' offic* withdirect N Y. wire.

The Chesapeake & Ohio Railwayallows atop-over at ovln«ton. Va.. on throuaA Ucaeta t»Cincinnati. Louisville. Ctalcatro. St. U)Ui*aodt U*Wast,for aide trip to Virginia Hot Sprn(9.

Pullman compartment car. via Waahloatoa. leevee --.T. 4.53 p. in., arrive* Springs 8.30 a. in.. Eaatara t'-=*.Kxcursioa tickeia at C. & U. oßlce. \u25a0*&! Uroa4way. Q&ceaPeooa. H. R. and connectlns Un«a.,; » FRED STEtIRY. Uaua«er. Hot Sprtaae. V*.

Surrogate* Notice*.Somerset Inn Is but thirty-five miles

from New York;convenient Lacka wannaferries at Barclay and Christopher Streets.Altitude 800 feet: every advantage ;nodis-comforts. Mr.Tuttle. the manager, may bereached on 'phone 7 BBernardTille, N. J.

JN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Ho!tFrank T. Fitzg^rata. a Surrogate> oftha County of

New York, notice Is hereby given to ail persona iiavinaclaims against William H. Huribut. Lata of tha Cbuntr ofN«w York, deceatea. to present th« sam« with *outuiarsthereof to the sub.Hcrit>«n at their cUoa of trar.aacur.sbusiness at the ogkm of the Metropolitan Trust CtaWQof the City of Xew York. So. *JWall Street, to tieBor-ough of Manhattan, in th*City o9New York, or beforethe loth day or October next. Uated. New Tors, the 9«aday of April. 1905.MfcrrROKOLJTAN- ntrsr iMPANTOF* the cttt OB

NS^V YOKK.MARGAIIETM. HCRtitUT. SUacutara.PARSONS. Cl/^SSON & M"IL.VAINE.Attorneya tor Ma»

actttora> 68 William St.. New York City.

MAINX.GRINDS-mNH m j MAL.VERX HOTEUWinter Harbor. Maine. [ li« Harbor. Maine

Opens July 1 E. O. <:rob. Mar.aserCare Jekyl Island Club. Brunswick. Ga.

CALIFORNIA.

California GardensNOW IN FULL BLOOM.

Reached via

Sunset Expressof the

. Southern PacificDAILT FROM

NEW OKLEANS TO BAN rKANCISCO.M#w Balla, Slow Eaztae.. N.w etael BrM«ea. Mew

J^olpiaent.XaautreM* or X Braaoway. Naw Tor*.

City Hotel*.

TN PURSUANCE OF AX ORDER OF HO*X FRANK T. PITZc;iai.\UIX a aurrocat* of theCounty of N.w York, notic» U hereby given to all tar-Bon* having claims a«ainat Elizabeth M. Bunker, l»t« ofthe CVunty of New York, deceased, to present the •*»•with vouchers thereof to the subscriber, at lta p!ao» attmnaa.-ti— business at No. 4t> Wall Straet. la the •»*•ou£h uf Manhattan, in 0m City of New York, en 09 t*-tora th» Ulh day of August, next.

l>.»t«i. New York, the am day of February. 18031M£.TKOPOLaTAN TRUST >M4H»NYor TUB CITYO9NKW YORK, t-'secutor.

PAKSi>NS t'LOSSO.V * MIL.VAIVB. AttonsaTS totExecutor, v- AUUajn Street. Soroush ox "flu"'".MewYork City. N. T.

ABOUT 800 SQUARE FEET, i>u!»aMe for ofl-,., orshowroom*. MAIMS WARD COMPANY Rio us6thi-ave.

Consumers' Brewery of Buffalo, of Buffalo; capi-tal, $3»>,(wu Directors: C. P. Hugo Schoeltkopf, Ed-ward L.. Jelllnek and Vernon Cole, of Buffalo.T. S. Marvel Shipbuilding Company, of Nf-whurg;

capital, J3>jO.»>i Directors: Thomas S. Marvel, HarryA. Marx-el and Thomas B. Marvel, of Newburg.

Rxport Tobacco Company, of New-York City;cap-ital. $100,000. Directors: Abraham ULouisteln. Sam-uel .man and Harris H. Kutner. of New-YorkCity.

The Taylor Construction Company, of Cornwall-on-Hudson; capital, $100,000. Directors: John J.Taylor. William H. Taylor and Clark J. Brown, ofCornwall-on-Hudson.

Lyons Realty and Securities Company, of Lyons,Wayne County; capital, $100,000. Directors: Kathe-rine P. Chamberlain and Dwight P. Chamberlain,of Lyons, and Frederick W. Chamberlain, of Sodua.

1 «HAWAIIANS TO FIGHT SUGAR TRUST.

IBV TELEGRAPH TO THE TBIUtrSE.)

San Francisco. April 6.—The contract betweenthe Hawaiian sugar plantations and the AmericanSugar Refining Company of New-York will ex-p'.re en September 1next, and will not be renewed.As th» company refused to meet the growers' prices.The various companies owning plantations on theIslands have organized a joint concern, which willrefine its own sugar. ItIs estimated that the Ha-waiian yield will aggregate over iOujbOO tons.

INCORPORATIONS IN ALBANY.Albany. April o.—The following stock companies

have been incorporated:

Disgruntled Steerage Passengers Refused to

Leave Ship—Another Brought Them Over.Severe weather and a rebellious, disgruntled

onrjro o' steerage passengers caused the steamer

Montreal, of the French Una. to be twen'y-seven

days late In her trip from Havre to this city. The

Montreal carried nothing but freight and steerage

passengers. She came into port early yesterday.

She is practically a new boat, having been built

five years ago. and her tardy voyage from Havreis unusual, .considering that she had no accidents.

It was reports yeet«*rday that the passengers re-belled. fearing the supply of food would become ex-hausted • •\u25a0.;. reaching New-York.

At th« offic* of the Compagnie General© Transat-

la.ntio.ue yesterday, that the Montreal was ever indanger of running short of provisions was denied.

Th«> agent of the French Line said:"The Montreal put out from Havre on February

2.1. She encountered heavy westerly gales shortlya'ttr l«-avinc Havre. After two weeks of the storm

about CSO of the 772 steerage passengers, under theleadership of live men. got the idea that provisionswere short, and that to continue the trip was dan-gerous. Th« steamer did run short of coal, andput into Fayal for a supply. When the cargo wasput aboard, the rebellious ones, chiefly Greeks,Dalmatians and Croatins. refused to be taken outto gas and stubbornly refused to leave the steamer.

A cable message was bent to the home office, in

Havre, and the Lafayette was ordered to Fayal totake the steerage passengers to New- York."

About 190 loyal Frenchmen remained on the Mon-treal. The others were transferred to the Lafayetteand reached port yesterday afternoon. The Mon-treal wasted sixteen day* at Fayal.

STEAMER TWENTY-SEVEN DAYS LATE.

THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.l;fin;t.av» » s. '.#", ft n of Freeman st. two story

frame factory. 40x4«: Cbeaebro Whitman Com-pany, owner; J F Gaveran. architect $1,500

204th-st. \u25a0 s. 53.44 ft a of Valt-ntine-ave. threestory brick store and dwejline house. 18.6x30:B

••Weymann. owner; F X Altirecht. archi-

tect 6.500224th-st. s s 331.1 ft c of 4lh-ave. two story

frame' dwelling house. 20x50; J A Benson, own-er- Ehrlch Peterson, architect 4.800

County Hub-are, s s. ">><> ft c of John-st. twostory frame dweliftur house. 21x32; Thomas MHewitt owner and architect -.500

Hart's Island c s. two story brick laundry and

kitchen 92x77.9; City of New-Tort owner;

F A I.ippe architect 25.0D0o->*tj-.-.ct n s 125 ft » of Kettlar-ave. two story

*"'nnd attic frame dwelling. 8Ox»5: Mrs Julia A

Kinc owner; Loula Falk. architect 4.000

Rr.se-st w s. 200 ft s of Morris Park-aye. twostory frame dwelling house. 21x4R; Josephine.Ledriy Columbus-aye. owner- Timothy Kelly.

architect- '• B.4W*

Uouise-st. c a. 250 ft s of Columbus-aye. 2 story

frarre lwelllne house. 21x50; Anna Pohrman.owner- Ti^othv Kelly, architect 3.400

MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.124th-st (rear*. Nos 425 and 427 East: for a on*

Ftory brick dry kiln, '34xt>5.4: Rogers & Ross,owners: •tier & Rentz. architects $6,107

16th-M. No 1« East, for a twelve story brick loftai.ii st re, S7.Sxl<W' Union Square Realty Com-pany, owner; Ue.vitan & Fischer, architects .., 165.000

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.3!>th-st. v. 33 Weal. 25x98.»; Robert A Franks

\u25a0 >md ano-her to T'nited Ens;ineerlne: Society 100,000fi7th-st. k s. _•_- \u25a0, ft r of CoJumhua-ave. 125x100.5:

Augustus H Vsuderpoel. referee, to Daniel EBerbel; mortrace, (*5.000 15.000

Park-st. No <».-

s. 23.6x148.10x23.2x14.5.10;Wilham H •irs..r.«. Jr. ft al. executors, toEvardo Meizadri 27.000

112th-st. No 4ti East. ICxlOO.H: Julia R RHarmon, executor, to Business Men's RealtyI'nmpany 10,000

127th-st. Nt lfi» Ea-«t. 25.6xW11. Margaret 8Tabor to Frank Gena; mortgare. $14.000 27.500

12oth-st. n B. M0ft w of Park-aye. 17x100;I^oui"=e '". nau. executrix, to Patrick Good-man 1..v«.

liX»th-st. No l."> 8 West. 33x100.11; Henry VI"'ViiTierirti 10 Carl Vojcts and wife; mortgage.$j.-.(i(iO 1.000

Wen-iovrr-ave. n c corner Parka-.--. 150x100:Vifreil F Berlin et al to Albert T <chwarr'.er . 40.000

13th M. JCO lir.West. 108; 14th -at. b a, 150 ftw "t fiih-i've. 2.*.x Irregular; Franklin. L,ordto U^rryUFirshi 75.000

3d-ave. c s, ::• >; ft ? of 41st-*t. 24.9x04.11: EmllGoldmark. referee, to Eugene St;iuhsandt . 25,100

RECORDED MORTGAGES.Smith. «ieurp- C. to lurk M'.rtn»Ri» Company;

V.Vst Kn<i-a\e. ws. «il ft nof id st. 1 year.S j-.-r itin J35.0C0

GHs^n. Bri.lgo*. to Edward W Brownine; 27th »t.fB, SIM tt wof t»rh-a\f; 3 years a d«t cent... 70.000

Arams <"nar>.-. to American Mortgage Company;Avenue C. Nu 12G to 13'». n c corner Mth-st; fiyar«. ."« per ccnt SO.OOO

Same t«.. l'.,iiKi.^ansky and another: sameproperty; prijr mortgage. $00,000; demand, ajier cent 34.250

Fame to A M FarreH; same property; prior mort-use*. 1114.^90, d.mar.!. 6 per cent 3.000

Gljma. John J to Title Insurance Company ofN-w-York: 7th-ave. w b. .'..!:\u25a0 ft n of 127th-st 2 lots- -J. :unrt?:agps: 3 years. 5 per cent... 36.000

P.iiker. Henrietta, to Bank for Savings. City of

New-York: Washington Square South. Nos 73and 75: .1 years. 4 per cent

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•• 40.000ParU William G. to Michael Coleman; %:h-st,

ii» 100 it c nt Madison-aye; due April6. ltHHj.

\ rw»»- cent .......••..»••.•••••

\u25a0\u25a0-• 4—.00*)Karp Davta." and,another, to R H Pfelffor 12«th-

st. s s. 135 ft <» of L*nox-av». 6 years: 5 percent 43.000

Karp Davla an^ another, to William IIMacy. Jr.li<th-st. s s. 172.6 ft » of l>-nox--ave; 5 y«-a.-s.T. per ceni 43,000

Dailey. <~!2rkc O. to Oscar Grisch. Madison ay».E c Comer -toih-st: .'i years, 4141

-per cent 450.000

Ja'ksnn. leMw*. and another, to American Mort-gage Company. Broadway. » c corner 141st-s«. ;\u25a0j \ear?: •"• per c?nt 54.000

Cunnirshani. TiomnF. tr> G»or?^ V Johnson. Inter- ,vali^-a\e. s w *. at w \u25a0 Kelly-st; as per bond.. 38.400

Same to .-^»me, K*lly-st. w a, IMft n of L*>n«-tviwi'.-a'."' as per bnn-1 16T>.<WO

Hertor, Mary, to Dry Mock Bavinta InstHuti-in.MadiFon-av*;. N.> -41. s c corner 70th-st; due asncr hond 65,000

Mayer. Isaac, aid another to City Mortgage CMS(•any. 7th-ave, n w corner 14Sth-**; 1 year; <>per cent SS.OQO

AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.By L. J Phillips & Co; Dyckman-st, n i,350 ft v of

r~*U UOxlSOx Irregular: 2 story f Ateg h, 2 «tory frame«"al.if and vacant: -7* to 284 Dyckman-st. s t> corner B-*t. •!•*>. irregular: two 3 and one 2 »tory t dwj hs;Marie Ack.-rman agt B I- Ackerman «-t al; Coudert Br<>».«itys; X OoUJmark. ret: partition.

By Joseph P Day: 31)2 77th-st. * 6. 73 ft <• of 3<i-ave,90x1(12. 2; 2 Miry i. bldg: W X Major and another. «xrs.act a M Parreli .t a!: T W Butts, atty; J BO'Ponnell.i-t. arm doe. (U.OIOM: taxes, etc, (790 83: Ferris-aveor road, s • corns- Eastern Boulevard, 572.4x201. 1x1«5M.&x283x1,39.11x :Sarah Crai apt Mary Luther\u2666 t al: Mosendnle & It-»iii. attys; M LiErlanger. Sheriff:»mt due. $f1.175.V». also suli to a firm mort of $12,000:tax*-?, etc. ;.*. Chatham Square, \u25a0»\u25a0 f. n of Mott-M, 55.4xU6.ta24.9x134.10 vacant; voluntary sale.

At l'.r;nx \u25a0atesroom— By M-HJuay & C>: 70 and 794r^tharine-at. n c s, 31.6 f. s »• of Hamllton-st. 25. 0x73;4 Itory ten 1). with stores; voluntary sale; Prospect-a.ve.« s. 250 ft n of lK3d-st. 60x93; vacant; voluntary sale.Home-st, n f. n».5 ft c of Loo<f«Uow-«t, SOxllH); vacant;voluntary sale; Belmont-ave. n m ear 186th-st. 50x87.6:vai-snt; voluntary sale: o'.Ci PrnFpfct-a.e. \v s. 135 ft s ofHeck-i-t. Ji'vl-Ki 4 atari hr flat h; voluntary «ale.

1?\ Sharrnr & Them: Marc. Place n s. 33 ft c of Je-rome-aye. H7.7IxIOOkIOS.ixl'Xt. vacant; voluntary sal":Garden-«t. n ?. 26.5 ft .-. of Southern Boulevard, 50.1x100.1; vacant ; voluntary sale.

i:> ;'; ' itet & Newman: Pf-lham-ave. n <• cor Hughes-aw. 101x229; vacant: voluntary sale:

' -'! "'• n 5- ••

ft•a of Washin^ton-ave. 100x100: 2 st., fr .ivvls h. volun-trry ssle; U*lnvxat-«Vf>,.. \u25a0 4" ft n of lß7th-st. 60x100;meant; irolnntary sale.

St.. a five story double flathout*, on lot 25x99.11 feet,for about $26,000

W H. Corbctt has sold No. Wfi Park-aye.. a fivestory building on a lot 26xl0rt feet.Mr«l,ani Van Ingen Ift the buyer of the plot inbth-ave between 69th and 7iWh st* recently sold.Or. n. Ashl.-y is the buyer of No. 840 Lexington-ave.

T. Scott & Sot have sold for G. Rogers No. IG2 jiCast 7Sth-st., a thr«*» story aairt basement brown-ttone dwelling house. 18.9r1*9 feet. Also sold aFiinilar house. No. l.*»i' East "Sth-st.. for A. Estill.to a client. Also leased for It.B. Cowing No. 136East TMh-st.. to IV. Ifeneherv.

Shaw & Co. have s-oid for Mrs. A A. Godwin, ofLarrhmont. N. y.. No 125 West J_>2d-«i.. a threectory *n£ basement brovnstone dwelling house,IS.PxIOO feet.

M. Levy & Co. have sold to th« Garden RealtyCompany of N<w-York No. 55 East KCth-st.. a fivestory double tenrment house, on a plot 2oxl<V) feet.

M. Edgar F:tz GibUm has sold for Thomas «'arneyto William O. and Otto C Kpr.»r the southwestcorner of Columbus-aye. and lOSth-Et-", a live storyflathouse. with storep. nn a lot L'fxlOo jv-et

John T. Wall has se!d for Mrs. Ar.nie M. Goudeythe fiveKtorv tenement hou?.' No. IC.'» \V«t JtJth-.«t25x10<X5. to Fenkin &• IVnoltxn&n:nlsa sold the Jivestory teiirni'-nt bou»* No. 44"! WV-u I3th-st. 25x100feet, for Solomon M<>hrba'h to Pert ha Roestel

Louis Bleier. of M. y.. Sinsvr's «<;tire. haa soid f«the Stern «-slate the two .s;cry dw.ilinK hou«» No216 East HZth-Ft.. <>n a lot :>»xl;t«».ll ft-el. ,

John J. B«»ylan has sold for Mary A Davin No. r&j%Vtst £lbt-st.. a four Mory flathouse, with rear !dwellinghouse, on a lot £5000.6 feet

The McVickar-Gaillard Realty Company has foldfor James Conway No. 319 to 225 Ka.«t i&'d-st.. fourfour story flathouses on a y\ox Kr.xSS.9 feet: ai.«.oNos. ST, and 337 East 3:d-st.. tw. four story flat-houses, on a plot i»nx3S.it feet.

Herman Conn ha? sold, through Geisman & K'lng.to Sigmund Bishoji Nos. 176 and ITS W^st ]37th-st.,two jive story flathouses, on :t plot 50x99.11 ft-et.

S. Soraci nas sold for David Lion to BmelloMarante No. 524 EaFt 109th-st.. a live story tenementhouse, en a lot 2.*>x100.11 fp*t.

Samuel Mandel has Rold the new six story tene-ment house No. 4<"& < "berry -si.. 37.7x5<7.I <J feet.

Hofberg & WaehMnan have sold No. 312 EastHouston-tt., a five «tc>ry building, on a lot 25x70^feet.

Albert Zimmermswi and N. & E. M:;rx havebought the plot. s,vxl«W f<*t, on jh<- north side of141st-st.. extending from I'ow-rs to Robhlns aye..through the Brokers' Realty and Mortgage Com-pany;

Kramer. Acritolll & Co. have sold for AbrahamNelson and William HartheJd tlit" two lots, s<jx100 feet, on the west side of .;«-rome-av<\. s<i feetsouth of Evelyn Plaoe.

Wllliamß, Gro<iFin=ky &H.i.'t have pold to HIrscb& Kippman the plot. 48x!?2 fe*-t. on the e:ist side ofCourtlandt-ave.. To f*et north of JJKth-bt. JacobGold waj? the broker. -'\u0084\u25a0;

E. Osborr.e Smith & Co. and Coi-way & <"ordukehave sold for Oliver K. D-ivis No. 1»» Woodycn-st-avp., a two family uwfllin,? bouee." <^n lotft-ct.

Vitalls Wolejriein and D:«.i(J Jaffe have sold forMorris Fruendlirh to Rosrnwjtss-T Brothers th<biock bounded by Home-sl., IM<toi Ko;id MidJackson-aye.. aev*x four story flathous-.I^, on j.lotS3x222xJ<>'. feet.

11:.!; i:'i. Diamordston & Levin have told to A.

Jacobs Nos. 1.5T.4 and 1.256 H:ook-ave., old buiicl-ings, «m plot 60x309 ft-et. ; -

L<ouls Hodnt-y JUre: ha? sold lor Henry S. < lark,t-xeoutor of the estate of J. Schuyl?r Anderson,MVenttra and a half lots <r. the east Mdc ofJrro:nc-avt., runnitiK through to Cnimwt'll-avr.. 194ft-et north oZ 3CU!j-Kt.; also for UeopoM ,]l.i<h.as attorney. Ihiwe l^t*. 75x:W feet on the youth

\u25a014c >.i :77th-ft., adjoiniJiK tl:<- southtast <«-iner of

M* IIL«-»iH. in conjunction with William Stone-b.Vif«/liiiß sold tor K. Jtunlson the lot. 2CxIOO feet..«. tfa< east p'.de of Orotona-ave.. iOO iet-i south of'•J

jjo» ska sold for Joseph Polsteln No. 2^lto —I ICatt iO3«l-st.. tnre«* four story tenement

botateK on plot 7ix100.1l ft*l.to Nieberg Brothers.\)toiis Wolenstfin has soi«3. in conjunction with

I>:ivia Jsffe. for Joseph I>chtensteln. the six story;i*tl!ucj-eNos. 113 and 115 East USth-st.. o:i I»lot COx'M> leei, to Abr«.ha.m Jacob*.

Vrank V Schimpf ha* wold to Smith A Gray theplot 7:,al.Vj fe«t. on the west side of Sherman-ave.,it;". U* t north of Hawthorne-st.

V.'iJHatu* & Groditinsky have sold, through JosephrU'Ujts. «o Mendelrohn Brothers. No. 51 to 55 Westl^'l-tt..'oldbuildings, on plot f/»x&9.11 feet.

Kittnapian & Itublnger have No. ISS Eastl'/'th-tt.. a five story flathouse. on lot 25x!00.8 feet,to Abran Bachrach.

Jonch^m & Goldschmldt hav^ sold for Morri*SYcvndlieh the clx story elevator cpnrtment housekaoWn aw the Reglna, Nos. &. and >\u25a0» West 12th -ct..or. r.Jot «S?x.l«.S feet.

Charles Y. Mehitretter has sold for W. n. Petersto Herman Friedman a plot. 46x71 feet, in Marmion-are.. 109 feet north of l?tth-«i.: also for Mrfi.N. C.Purslow to the same buyer a. jilot.45x50 feet, onthe rear of the foregoing-.

Max G«rrne.nsliy has sold for Edward Phil theplot. SzlQs feet, on the eaat side of Bronx 'Terracebetween 230th and 22l*t eta., to F. Emlener; also aplot of eight lot*, running through from 227ih toX>ih rt.,•» J-^t cest of White Plains Road.

Epliroitn 3 -I-#vy haa sold to Joseph Ucht'-nauerlot< No. 19. »). 21 and 22 in S«dg»icli-ave., between17Cth :in<3 177 th etc.

Sol Ktr-ji'.us and Jo*ep!i Ualperfn hnve sold forISoscs D. Mom to a Mr.London No 20 W'eet 123

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TRANSACTION'S IN REALTY.

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t. No

A Few |CHOICE OFFICES f

'I la the• j•

TRIBUNE BUILDING' From MAY i.

BS» Drop in and Look Them Over. ««*

Apply in NEW-YORK TRIBUNE Business Office.

NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBTTNE, THURSDAY. APRIL 6. 1905.

NEW RECORD DYCKMAN PRICESBrooklyn Property to Let.

FIGURES MADE AT AUCTION SALE OF WALLACHIX)TS, WHICH BROUGHT \EARLY $300,000.

C ity and Suburban Homes Company Buys Forty-two East Side Lots—

IAirge West s.;d-st. Parcel Sold to Leopold Kakn.

Semi -Detached HousesFANCY BRICK.

'\u25a0At the Gateway of Flatbush."on th«

LEFFERTS ESTATEHOITSKS 21i«3 ft..

LOT 30 x 100.COURTS 18 x 100,

11 ROOMS AND 2 BATHS,Kemly April lot.

LOCATION

MillwoodSt.,IHIBUILT BY THE

F. B. Norris Building Co.NEAR

Prospect Park, New Subway Station.Elevated Road, (Brighton Division,

Prospect Park Station).From Manhntlan take Flatbush Avenue

Trolley at Bridge Direct to Midnood Street.Builder's Representative always at Houses, c

\u25a0 all atCOMPANY'S OFFICE.

,'_\u25a0 MiiiwixiiiStreet, orREAL.ESTATE OFFICE.

himtbush Avenue, or Lincoln Road.

Unfurnished Apartments to Let.

GEORGEAN COURT.'M.TH i=T. AND CENTRAL, PAKK WEST.

Sr.l---s of 8. 10. 12 pwms. 2 and 3 baths.DAILY A; CARLSON. Owners and Builders

.N City and Suburban Home* Company, ofw. icli Or. K. R. L. Gould is prestfefu; has boughta ;»Joi of forty-two lots in th«- block Iwunded byIcta, 13th and Exterior Ms. »m! Avenue A. Withllii*.;iurcha«:f the company now owns the entireb'ovk. comj. rising al>out fifty-nine and one-halflot*. On the Avemie A froriuCs*) of UmJ block thecompany has built model tenement house?, and itintends to erect similar bouses on the rest of theblock. This biock <«l buildings will house, aboutXuurtren hundred familiesL. J. Phillips & Co have sold for S. nrt.r a

j.ar.^l K.4xl<nt le**t on the north Klde of 63d-?t..between \V>st End-.ivo. and tttvereide Drive toLeopold Kahn. Alsi* sold tht- t3jfee glory privatedw«ilin>; bouses No. !07 to ll]West Tlsi-n. :mdfor th* e^iat«* of t>imon Rothschild a parcel 3CK>xI(Mfe»t on the north side of <ViTh<>dral Parkway. iV>feet vest of 7th-avc. to Josejxi Ousfam, who willerect on the *it»- an apartment houc.

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