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New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
REAL ESTATE.
BROKERS REPORT FEW sALES-THE
AUCTION ROOM


The brokerage branch developed little that
yesterday. Sales few, and most of those
reported comparatively uninteresting. A plot
in Wooster-st. sold for Improvement, with a
loft and building and the remainder of the
days business concerned with dwelling and
tenement houses
The auction room will again command attention
to-day. The list OF offerings is large and number
Of attractive parcels scheduled. Property in all
sections Is represented and several good invest
ment parcels downtown among the number
BY a deed recorded yesterday William Waldorf
Astor transferred to lie Grand X Petit the plot.
a6xioe II on mo- the north side of ne-hundred-and
on the properly for one YEAR for s2 600 given sy
Mr.. Petit TO Mr.. Astor and another the same
corded
THE RECORD OF SALES
Julius Friend has sold for Viola Hahn TO a builder
Nos. 160 and l62 woOster-st a plot 47.6x75 The
buyer will a six story loft and building.
Green & Taylor have sold for Frederick D. Phil
lips the four story dwelling house No. 14S West
Forty
A. L. Mordecai & Son have sold for Heilner &
Wolf and others four lots 1OOx7O11 the south
side OF ehundred-and-tenth- 200 feet west Of
W. E. & F. B. Taylo. have sold for the estate
st. 23X6OXlOD .. a client private This
a four story ard basement brownstone dwelling
house
vestment the five story tenement house with store.
No. 1863 SecOnd-ave.
owitz the six story tenement house Nos 254 and 256
Seventh-st lot 36X99
Herbert b. Rexer and John Byrne have sold for
Kate johnson TO Francis Hagan the four story
front and rear double fiathOuse. with stores No.
2O East Seventy-fOurth-st.. OF lot 30xl022
Five of the parcels scheduled the New-YOrk
Real Estate SalesroOm were either withdrawn
adjourned The result OF the offerings disposed OF
is follows:
BY Peter F. Meyer & Co.-Nineteenth-a south
east corner of Eighty-fourth-st.. Bensonhurst,
Brooklyn lOOxl2o. three story Queen Anne frame
house and stable; executors sale; Henry Mes-
men for $3.50. No. 436 to 442 West One hundred
and-sixty-t hrd-st. south side 201 feet of Am
Sterda m-ave.. lG0Xl126 four five story brick fat
houses foreclosure; to the plaintiff for SIS 46I.
BY William kennelv-Nos. 2-I7S and 2ISO Fifth
ave, northwest corner of One-hundred- nd-t hrty
thrd-st. 49llxl10. five story brick fla houses
with stores; foreclosure the plaintiff s71 3i5.
Ry William NJ Ryan-NO 59s East One-hundred-
and-thirty- th-st., south side 1866 feet OF
Alexander-ave. &x1O0. three story frame dwelling
house; foreclosure; 10 John H. Duffy for S. $50
BY Thomas G. Smith-NO. 10s Edgecombe ave.
east side So feet north OF One-hundred "A nd
thrty-n hist, l6xS0 three story brick dwelling
house; foreclosure to the plaintiff ST. so
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Em-st new, 629 II OF Pearl for
brick factory ana store. I2SNS69i
Walter BOVINE estate. No III Broadway, owner; -. ooo
Z
LIST No l.7SS. for a story brick store and
dwelling. 25x62: Henry LADpe. No Beekman
Place owner Hubert Dresser. architect. BUNo
sth-ave, : sos II n OF IJ4th-s for four four
story brick houses and stores, 20NS1;
Francis Schnugg. No East S+th-st. owner; - 49,
Louis Enter. architect iZtco
Boulevard. 3 WestcheSter Creek
a frame shed. 2iXltsl; q RobitZek
& W c DickersOn architect 200
Lew No 2tS. three story and basement
brick factory A GOttieb, No 400 East Houston
St owner Horenburger & Straub archect--.- 5000
Randars Island Tor story brick nurses
home l64x25 city OF NeW-YorN. owner: Hor- - -
Slatery architects SO,Uno
No 10 a brick
boiler house. l6x20: W E Upt-grove. No Lib
Bergen-s Perry. architect 40
2OTth-st Deca for two and
story dwelling house 30xo0x33,
q Botnger lac +2d r
No 4S9 5th-ave architect 1000
5Sth st. corner Tth-ave. for three two story
brick dwelling houses. 25x+5.5 and 25-5N496.
Ann DUFFY. No 10 West 1Oth-st,
+ W Cole arChteCt O. . lZ-bO
Tfupson Place IS4 , Of 1+Sth-st
20SS5 Antonio
Gallo No s5S Wales-ave owner Louis Fak.
architect lOOtr
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
DONALD FREEMS

Donald Freems, an old time resident of the
scotch colony In the Eighth Ward. South Brook
Hh' dleo on Monday AT his home. No sS7 Twenty
third-st-' from pneumonia at the age OF sixtv-
seven He was attacked by the disease while re
turning from Scotland. where he went three r,oD+bs
ago 10 visit relatives. He born in the north
erh part OF Scotland, and, having engaged in the
Hheh men business when young man, he came TO New
1ork 20 establish branch to his house. He lived
5.S "a .Iew-1 ork several years and moved TO
South brooklyn, where he married a Young SCOTCH
woman At her death, three years ago he retired
rom business The funeral services will be con
Quoted by the Scottish lodge of which he was a
member, and the burial will be in Greenwood in
the with his wife III
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
HARD FIGHT IN RARITAN rnwNsH1P

Pennington, March l3 (SpeciaD.-The fight in
Rarttan Township, Pennington. the Democratic
stronghold. fever heat ali day and the
largest vote in years was polled. The principal
fight was for Freehoder and Committeem The
Indications are that George ". Fuiper (Rep) IS
elected treehoder by small majority.
Stockton Borough split and elected l.. G.
wilson (Oem) and Gideon Moore (Rep) Council
men Henry Wood, for Freeholder received a
majority of five in the borough but the township
Delaware. went Democratic solid
In Readington Township more than hun
dred votes we're polled, and in East Anwell, be-
tween three hundred and four hundred
cast. Late returns show hat the Democrats have
carried both townships by mall majorties
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
NEW JERSEY NEWS.
RESULTS OF THE ELECTIONS.

ENTIRE REPUBLICAN TICKET IN RUTHER-
FORD SUCCESSFUI-A NUMBER OF
CITIZENS CANDIDATES CHOSEN.
Rutherford, March l3 (SpeciaD-Only half the
voters OF Rutherford to the polls to-day, but
the Republican ticket sweeping victory. The
matorities over the Democratic candidates ranged
from 100 for William J. Clark for Councilman TO
2S5 for Robert y. Drummer for Collector This Is
the first time since 1893 that entire Republican
ucket has been elected at spring election Ruth
ertoro The successful candidates are as follows
Councilnen, Frank A. Stedman and William J..
Clark; Collector. Robert A Drummer; Commissioner
OF Appeal, Albert 0. Jackson: Justice the Peace.
William n Maclkay. An appropriation Of 500 for
the rutherford Free Library both tickets
and had practically opposition.
The dlsheartened Democracy OF East Rutherford
did not hold a primary until last night. and then
only made one nomna ton other than those named
on the Republican ticket The vote light and
the s,iccessful candidates were Councilmen, Jacob
H. Nreelend and James p. Edwards Assessor.
Samuel F. Danegar; Collector, Edward A. Jean
neret: Commissioner of Appeal Albert Bolle: Jus
tce OF the Peace John Enright.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
PEOPLES TICKET WINS IN sEABRIGHr

Long Branch, March 13 (speciaD-seabright to-
day had of the iercest political battles in its
history. 1t more Of personal than a political
struggle and excitement high. Two tickets
were in the field for borough Ottces-the Peoples
ticket, led by Mayor Packer. and the Citizens
ticket. champOned by George ". Elliott the FIRE
chief With the exception of John w. Eyles who
was defeated bv c. Voorhees, for Councilman
majority.
In Ocean Township the Democrats had a clean
sweep, the Republicans made no opposition
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
FIGHT AGAINST ~KING OF wEEHAwKEN.r

The Republicans worked with might and main
to-day in Weehawken township to defeat Simon
Kelly. long known as the King OF Weehawken"
and his Democratic ticket Kelly was a candidate
for Committeeman against Patrick McGann the
Republican leader. IL o'clock the count was so
close that Kelly said II was The toss OF . cent
which side
The Democrats swept North Bergen to-day in the
township election Their ticket won by almost
six hundred majority. Township Committeeman
elected were Charles Dietz, Patrick A. Brady and
John Z. Branagan.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
DEMOCRATS GAIN IN MORRIS COUNTY.

Morristown, March 13.-rhe Democrats made
gain Of three in the Morris County Board of Free
hoiders at to-day's elections Seven Democrats and
nVe Republicans retired their successors vver.
voted FOR OF these the Democrats to-day elected
zen, me RepubAcans TWO and Freehoder
from Madison Borough The Democrats carried
chatham, Chester, Hanover jefferson. MendhaIn
Mount ONVe, Passac and Washington townships
The republicans carried BoOnton. Randolph and
Madison The new Board Will stand: Republicans
49, Democrats, II. and independent !.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
TESTIMONY N THE RTORD4Y CASE ~

Paterson. March I3 (SpeciaD.-The testimony in
the trial of John F. Riordan. an Indictment
charging him with mauslaughter in causing the
fatal wreck the Lackawanna Railroad on
Thanksgiving evening. is in. and tomorrow morn
Ing the counsel Will sum up and Judge Barkalow
Will charge the jury. The last witness this after
noon Riordan He discla lined any responsf-
bility for the collision William q Bllrritt con-
ductor the train which telescoped the express.
testified that in his opinion the train would have
been stopped in time to avoid accident il proper
precautions had been taken by RiOrdan
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
FISH HATCHERY BURNED.

9aFFIe Long Island, March I3.-The fish hatch
~ 'A me preserves Of the South Side Sporrsman's
'e2. al oakdale, caught fire yesterday. and the
o-lairg entirely destroyed The blaze was
saTted by a fire which was built for the purpose
lIiaS netting asphalt. The greatest loss was the de-
bl13h OF the 10000 young trout fry recently
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14

Or. and Mrs. Theodore L. Cryler VIII celebrate
on Saturday the forty-seventh anniversary Of their
marriage on the following day Dr. Cuyler is TO
preach in Philadelphia. Although in his seventy
ninth year he be IN excellent health, and
retains much Of his characteristic vigor OF manner
and speech. Mrs. Cuyler Miss Annie Mathlot.
daughter Of Joshua Mathot. former Congress
man Ohio
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
TRYING TO GET DIR. VESTS BUST.

Steps are being taken by the Brooklyn Institute
10 acquire the Partridge bust Of its late life mem
Der. Dr. Charles E. West, principal Of the Brooklyn
Heights Seminary for many years, who died his
home IN Pierrepont-st.. las. Friday. The bust by
Mr.. Partridge was made few years ago from
life studies but for certain reasons work II was
suspended with the competition of the plaster
The institute proposes, II is said. have II
reproduced in bronze or marble. DR.. West became
a life member Of the institute IN 1890.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
ALPHONSo J. WILDER.

Alphonso J. Wilder. a member OF the pos+o.4ca
department. died on Monday at his home Fifty
seventh-st., near Second-ave. from pneumonia He
was born IN New-Hampshire in 1874 and had lived
IN brooklyn Tor eleven years. He had been en-
Pa19yeu al different times in the New-York Post
pllice y as superintendent Of stations and D He
leaves a WIDOW and two children. The funeral
Looh place al ms nome last evening and the burial
will be in Sterling, Mass. ~ "
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
UNION TICKET WINS IN sHREwsB1-Ry

Red Bank. March l3 Speciality Citizens. ticket
in Shrewsbury Township elected to-day without
opposition. The ticket nominated bv a union
primary OF Republicans and Democrats as follows.
George B. Snyder. Freeholder. W T Parker For
Smith and Borden Hance Town Committee
men; Albert L. WINS. Assessor and Henry ] Child
and Levi B. Van Nes. jr. Justices OF the Peace
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14

Asbury Park March 10 (specian.-The Sunday
services that have been conducted in a prominent
hotel here since last fan by the Rev Howard
Widdemer late pastor OF the First Congregational
Church. have been discontinued owing to the III
ness OF Mr.. Widdemer A friend OF Mr. Widdemer
said to-day
The doctor says Mr. Widdemer IS dying OF a
broken heart the result Of the tmeut ne
ceived the hands OF his former friends in the
congregational Church
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
DEATHS ON LONG ISLAND
MRS. 2. L SULLIVAN

Mrs. p. ]. Sullivan died at her homo No o5s
fiatoush-ave, on Monday night from acute nneu-
monia' after an illness Of four days She was the
president OF the Daughters OF Holy Cross Church
an, member or the Vicinity Euchre Club and an ac-
i've ieHuer IN social affairs in the Cortelvou Club
S Sne was wa Iormeriy Emeline NJ. Kennedy and was
Dorm IN syracuse. She leaves a husband and seven
children The funeral will take place 70 rorror,
r5or1ling at Holy Cross Church ~ - ~"
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
No ELECTION IN CALDWELL

Caldwell March I3 (SpeciaD.-Louis Lipmann.
clerk Of the County Board Of Elections asserted
to-day that the failure OF the oorOughs OF North
Caldwell and Caldwell hold their elections was
in direct violation the law. and that the officers
in office would hold over for another year.
a ii result there "A number OF dsgruntled citi-
The two boroughs had expected TO hold cleo
II April
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
THE RESULT IN GLEN RIDGE

Glen Ridge March lS (SpeciaD.-There was no
opposition to the regular Citizens ticket at the an
nual municipal election to-day in this place The
candidates elected are: Councilmen two years, W
Z. Powers; three years A r. Brender and D. H.
Standish; Commissioner of Appeal, T. W. Lang
stroth; Surveyors OF Highways Henry Wander
schaus and Christian Fritz; Pound Master John
Egan, and Justice OF the Peace, William r. Smith
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
ICE COMPANY DIRECTORS ELECTED.

The stockholders Of the American Ice Company
held their annual meeting in Jersey City yester-
day and elected the following directors c. t
Barney c. 3. Church, n; H. Campbell Iren Den
nett, John A Bennett ". II. Gelshenen. D ".
Hunt J. NJ. Haynes A. W Hoyt c. w Morse
II. p. Morse John McCutcheon, W. NJ Ster. H. w
Poor f. X. Sturgis. Thomas Sturgis and J. D
Schoonmacher. Reports were read, but they were
made Dnhlic
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
MAYOR SEYMOUR'S CHANCES.
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS IN NEWARK FAVOR HIS
REELECTION.


Mayor James NJ. Seymour OF Newark ts slated
for denomination by the Democratic leaders in
Newark but there are signs of serious Oppost-
ton to him in the nominating convention and
afterward the polls
Mayor Sc ymour has caused much party dissatis-
faction by his official and especially in keep
ing in office Controller John s Gibson. a Republi-
can. whose term expired the beginning OF the
year. The Mayor has high opinion of the Con-
troIler and personally is opposed TO a change
Then. again. he could not choose from half
dozen party candidates whose respective friends
besieged him In the. behalf He permitted the
January February and March meetings OF the
Council TO pass without sending in a nomination.
At a meeting Of the Democratic County Com
mittee Monday night IL was proposed 10 intro
duce resolution CenSurng the Mayor The
Mayors friends anticipated it with a resolution
Indoreng his candidacy for reelection That
lost by tie vote. and the other resolution was
fallni.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
OUTCOME In rNIoN roWNsHIp

Elizabeth, March 13.-The Republicans of Union
Township elected every officer excepting Assessor
Collector and Freeholder. The following candidates
were elected Township Council Daniel H Beech
John II. Doremus and William Banbrid0e: Com
missioner of Appeals, r. w Higgins; Justice of
the Peace. W. .. HOtChn, and Surveyors of High
ways. j. walter Higgins and William Lonsley. IL
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
REPUBLICAN VICTORY PROBABLE.

Asbury Park, March I3.-The indications a
late hour this evening point the election OF the
entire Republican ticket in Neptune Township.
At Avon John H Lang is probably elected As
SCISSOR. W. White Collector and L. NJ. Butell and
!. {. BOggs COuncimen.
Bradley Beach will elect the entire Republican
Ticket
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
rLE4y INDICTED FOR MURDER.

Samuel Mclean who shot and killed John
Mitchell in McLaughn's saloon, in JohnsOn-st.,
on February 49, has been indicted for murder in
the first degree. He arraigned yesterday be-
fore Judge Aspinal. in the County Court, and the
trial was set down for next Monday Luke O'Reilly
VIII represent the accused man. The prosecution
will be in the hands of Assistant District Attorney
Robert Il Roy.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
34SSAJ'S COURT HOUSE PLANS APPROVED.

Aneoia Long Island. March 13.-The plans for
lF Ae" county court house for Nassau County in
01-ing the working plans. elevations and the
carnations, nave been approved by the Board OF
o-lerf ] lsors The Board has hopes Of closing the
s'.t4ei before the middle of April A year will
Or allowed for construction
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
SMOKE NUISANCE IN YEW-YORK HARBoR
REHEARING TO BE HELD ON MR.. MULLER's BILL
OTHER WASHINGTON NEWS

Washington March Is (SpeCiaD.-Representati
Stewart to-day obtained in the House Committee
Interstate and Foreign Commerce the promise
OF a rehearing of Representative Muller's bill
against the smoke nuisance caused by the New
Jersey factories overlooking New-York Harbor and
its entrances The hearing is 10 be held on
Tuesday 1890 o'clock Meantime the report on
the bill. which had been made in Mr.. Stewards alb
senCe. is recalled.
A representative delegation from Newark will ap-
pear before the River and Harbor Committee on
the 2lst inst TO urge the Improvement OF the Pas
sale River.
The Adutant-(ieneral of Nsw-Jersey one OF
the militia officers who appeared before the House
Committee Militia this morning and urged the
increase OF the annual appropriation to the Ma
tOnal Guard from s400, 900 to S2,010000
Representativ Howell this afternoon recon-
mended that Charles w Russell be appointed post
master a New w-BrunSwick
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
ILLICIT STILLS R4TDFD

-lheetor F. r. Moore. Revenue Agent Thompson
an deputy Collector Reattie yesterday made a raid
eA an oic house at Thompson-ave and Purvis-st.
% --,-s lsaid City. They found the premises two
--t.t copper stills OF 800 gallons capacity and
s,-a4 --4 I'VE barrels OF mash. The officials de-
no arrests We're made
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
MAN FALLS FORTY FEET IN A CHURCH

Long Branch. March 13 (SpeciaD.-Whlle Alonzo
Longstreet. Frank Farbaugh and Cleveland Milan
were at work a steel ceiling in St. LuIIe's Meth
odst Episcopal Church this afternoon scaffold-
ing gave way. Longstrect fell almost forty feet
10 the ground floor. and was injured internally
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
HIGHTsTowN DEMOCRATIC,

Htghtstown, March 10 (SpeciaD.-Richard D Nor
ton Democrat, was elected Mayor There was
license and a no license ticket besides the Demo-
cratic ticket, which Norton was successful
Charles McDermott. OF Princeton. was reelected
Republican Freehoider The politics of the Board
of Freeholders remain the same
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
J4P4YEEF pRLYrs on EEKIRLTION.

PRATT Institute mas on exhibition in its art gal
.e's q collection OF japanese prints and books lent
~ arthur ". Dow The artists represented In
- Mor2noDU. Okumura Masanobu Harunobu.
A----s5- 1elzan. Ye-sen. kunisada and Hiroshige
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
TOWNSHIP NAY BECOBE 4 roWy.

A notice mas been issued by Gustave W Schulz
and Patrick Sullivan. members Of the North Ber-
gen Township Committee that application will
be made for the passage OF an act by the f.egis-
ature Incorporating the township into the town OF
North Bergen.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
REPUBLCAN CONTROL CoNTINT-ED

Millville. March I3.-To-day's election here re-
suited in a continuation of Republican control as
follows: City Treasurer. L. II Stokes and CITY
Solicitor Lewis II. Miller. The Republicans also
elected all four Councilmen and members of the
Board of Education.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
TO ENTERTAIN II Fl rFIR0y

4" H. McElroy is 20 be entertained bv The Rar-
l2-d Club. No. 30 Remsen-st this evening He
w. ". Ie@a paper entitled "reminiscences of Oliver
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
c0HGEL0 GUILTY or M4gSLAUGHTER

Marco Congeio was found guilty Of mansiaughter
in the first degree yesterday by jury in the
County Court He killed Michael Angelo in a
brawl October s, 1889, at Humboldi-st anu
Johnson-ave. Judge Aspinall remanded Conseio ioi
sentence.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
SPLINTER CACSES 4 WOu4N'S DEATH

Bellevile. March 13 tSpsciaD.-Mrs James SIat-
terry Of Main-st. died to-day at her home of blood
poisoning caused by running a splinter In her right
hand several days ago
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
JUSTTcEs OF THE PEACE As AGENT,
SUPREME COURT REvERsEs THE DECISION IN
THE CASE AGAINST JUSTICE STORMS

NEWMARKET March Is (SpeciaD.-The case of
Justice Storms, Of this place has tested the con-
stitutiOnality OF the law which makes il a penal
offence for any Justice of the Peace 70 issue a
summons in behalf of a person for whom he is
acting as agent
While Justice Storms acting 5 agent for
r. q. Chase x Co, in trying make a collection
for them from William Il. Hayes, he brought suit
against Hayes in his court, and rendered a
decision against him. Hayes. acting under the law
mentioned, had the Justice arrested. The Justice
but Immediately appealed the case to the State
Supreme Court. The argued last No
vember by W. :. Angeman of Plainfeld, for
Storms. Mr. Angieman Contended that the section
of the act imposing the penalty cOnsttu-
uonal as Its object was not expressed in its title
The decision has Just been rendered and in IL the
Court sustains the argument of Mr. Angleman, and
reverSes the decision given by the lower court
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
THE USUAL REPUBLICAN MAJoRIr1Es.

Trenton. March 13 (SpeciaD.-The township cleo
tfons in Mercer County to-day in the usual
Republican matorities. There was little interest
shown in the contents.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
DEMOcR4yIC PRTn4RIES FIXED.

The primaries of the Democrats or the Borough
of Queens for the election OF delegates 10 the state
and other conventions have been nxed for MaFch 81
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
DEMOCRATIC MAYOR IN BR1pGEToN.

DEMOCRATIC MAYOR IN BRIDGETON.
Bridgeton March 1S (speciaD.-George Hampton
DEM elected Mayor by 400 majority and
John CornweH (DemD Tax Collector by Il small
margin. Frank Hires tDemD and Harry Conner
Rep) Were elected Freeholders. The city Council
will be for license.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
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~ Place. Three hoOrs, OF eight rooms. Innetiats
possession Of l2-l33 MAY lst. In good order Key
"a Renner Bros. 129 Waverly Place THORNTON IL
RODMAS Real Estate Agent. ST Fourth Avenue
a ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The Trfbuns
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until o'clock ,. atverttse
following branch Offices reslac
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