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New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS.

11th-st n s. 1856 8 # e Of University Place, for
story brick loft building. with store. SIX
Buchnan Fox, No Ii East 5eth.st. architects $3.50
3d-ave and 33d-st. q for six story brick
tenement house. 49x76.2; G. w Karpac. No 80
Beekman Place. owner: G + Pelham, No 503 5th-
ave architect - ~
six story brick tenement house 635xs7S; the
West Side Con Company. No 2.60S Broadway.
owner; G. L Pelham architect Observation-Disclosures. as
Avenue and 4th-st. W corner, for a six story
brick tenement house. 4Sx72: Goodman & Wal
ZACH. No l. 4S9 Madison-ave. owner: Bernstein &
Bernstein, No III Broadway. architect. 40
1t7th-st No 322 TO 326 East for two six story
brick tenement houses. 376xS711; VI s A VII
son No 21O East 7ath-st, owner: Sass & Small
heiser, No 23 Park Row. architects. ...-..-... so
Amsterdam 8. LII ft of lS4th-st, for
two story brick dwelling house, with store, ASK
a5. G Fuller. No SOC West 151st-st owner
I, Angel No 243 Broadway. architect Is
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Madlson-st. 1046 IT OF RutEsrs st. a62y
a4other E @shns Mortgage sis 900 '5 s S 500
InieTmyer to Jacob Levin. mortgage. s9ooo: ,oo
Le6os-aye, 50 It q Isoth-:t. 2iilxloo; i
COLUMBUS ave, n E cor lo7Ih St 252xIOJ: CHARLES
ssoES Essen5hn! I e & Sam sehu''sr Nominal
2R s2 NSs ESQ ust hR4 ~ Ho,shs sS t to HbPahan 2
Goldsmith morsgage; s2ooo4; + 3 s. 60 100
irregular J Hid. . Fort george Realty Com
motifs is ave- cor i4sth-s 25 KISS 7z25z92 To-
Haen, ngnEe moTtsPse s26O5 1000
a9{s 10 90 East 2oSos9; John Mckee to silas 70 ooo
Dyskmanst 45oe It # .sst. Of TassIs-axe Rs.it,. @
mortgage 5000: Il $. Nominal
''eye ile 6Gn G2 II Farley TO to Frank S you'd you'd s
RHtsersost. 50 n W corner Henry st. 25xiO4 g. David
Ravitch and others to Margaret Jaeger: mort
and ~ 10 Il q tu1; lssays We
sss999 5s13s g n]:5 $4,000
port; Adam steinman and another to August ,.,o
Plots on Fort deorre-ave Boulevard or Dyctman
St plots 20 and ~ p a 3 and 52 1onnr1 map estate Ed
ward P Grinin ct al exrs Howard Hildt
9th ave. $ e cor sd st. 81. .6xis ferdinand NJ
Roebllng to Jennie Frazer: mortgage 10000
same = Property: Jennie the stuyvesant
SD @ y q. ~ # " e e, 5i9%ys 1.o}ss,
CO. s, s14l . 100
- ix SS 81 lTas Rosst1es t 70 = to
core No Is. IJ. 6x76 4xI55xiI11:
Rosario IentIno TO Francesca Bloise: mortgage.
GfsnGs5. staH No ss4 n s. so It " Of sqffoiE-st
25xfGO Charles Iowenfed TO Joseph Smol'en-
skv: mortgage s25 O00 r S, So Nominal
Thonpson-st, No III to 1I5. W S. 100 IT n or
WsISsfn5 ,oTtsage sac 900: r s s. Nominal
Su He-bert Watson referee to Israel Black...
13sth-st s. lis IT OF oppressive. Is,xZuo:
II II True to Clarence n Baldwin; r 5. S13 lVD
Madison-ave, No .733. corner l1ith-st. 2o-11
x91x26xa1: Samuel Bloom TO Jennie Kaiser:
SD St. n $ 437 IT W of 9Th ave. 2sx1oo5; Harry
NJ Matte Griffin; mortgage SI5.- 80
61st~st No liz East. 1ax1Oo5: Harris Colt ct
al to Frederick W Jones. jr: r 5. sla
72d-st S s. AS Of Central Park West 25x
lG2 2; Apama I Conde. widow. 70 Francis -.
Furnald: mortgage. S65 900; r s. $40 p Nominal
45th-st 8 $50 IT Of 6th-ave 81 4x1oo5
Jacob Wolf and another to Walter Kohn;
52d-st $. 125 It e of Madison-ave. 23x10o5;
c. Augustus JAY; r S. S11 10 Nominal
5th-ave 26.9 Fl Of 3Sth-st 22x1OO; Mary
p Wrinkle ct al TO Frank Burton and an - -
other: sos rs. 100000
shave No 42s w s. 4sa # n Of SSth-st. 25x10O
other: p s ss6 185 900
122d-st s. 32I II g o Sth-ave 102x10011; Louis
Gandolfo to Sophia Hirschfed; mortgage
7ofh-st s 100 fl W OF Columbus
1908: Hugo Humfaloy to Nellie W Cawood.
trustee bond and surety; mort
gage. StSOO0 s So 25...................... 5000
Madison-ave. W corner e9th-st. 120x1Oo11: Sam
uel J Ruth to Theodore Elender; mortgages ,no
116th-st. n s, 125 # of ave. 50x1oO11
Nelson II Stilwel1 to John Shields: mortgage a.
$4,000; r S, SIS .. lp
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
THE FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

as a. m-No. $50 St Nicholss-ave.: Mrs Woods: $500
5:s5 a m-No 272 Delancey-st.; unknown; trit-
ling.
200 n m-No 5O4 East sxteenth-st.; William Erblnz So
4;45 D. m-No 42o East 10Sd-st: NJ Fisher & Co:
trhing.
7:1op m-No S second-ave: Michael Picorra; triaing
7:1o n m-west Farms-aye. and Bron. River; Bronx
Company 500.
sf,eoo, '
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04

One death and six prostrations from the heat
were reported yesterday. the hottest June .
since 1885 They were:
DEATH
NOBLE. William, laborer, forty-hve years old Of No
taken TO the New-Tork Hospital where he died early
in the
PROsTRATIoNs.
BLANCHARD. twenty-one years old who gave ns6
Gms as the tae aoeeI d tba SeaYork HOSPITAL
DoNNE1LY Matthew forty years old of No. 30 Clark
son-st.; overcome Clarkson and West SITS; taken
GARRISON. Thomas. -twenty-six years OLD of No 90
Feth fd5 sSen to roosevelt Hospital
LUTHER Benedict thirtyfys years Old f Of 30 place. st
6i5al. bRa i0''a ave- ne f''"A '"NS" 20
RAgEN Conrad twentyone years old Of No 92 Eas
ninth-zt. and LexinEton-are: taken to the Presby-
RUSSELL foEz old oxtrcSe Of S9 f7 s r Fes
ero5d ef and SeTanthaTe taken to Roosevelt Hos
rtsi
Discomfort born of the heat and nurtured by
humidity yesterday sent crowds of men to the
straw hat stores, women to the ice cream ia bles
and children to the vendors of so-called lemon
ade. All along Broadway the men grouped
themselves in front of displays of Panama hats;
the prices were a pull on their purses. but many
entered and bought.
An out of town dandy strode hreezily into
large dealers store He said he wanted
Panama. The clerk busted himself with the
visitor for ten minutes. showing him in that
space of time fifteen hats worth SZio Fihaliy.
the out of town young man selected hat with
a sweeping effect that pleased him. and asked
what the "damage'' was. The clerk told him
$50 Il wanted one for about 81 %, he said
Whereupon another mans temper was shattered
into bits.
The fat woman was present in the rear seat
al -f1n ha -
her bundles and her children. The family stood
in front of five men who wanted TO smoke ana
catch a whff of fresh air that not In the
parks and squares of the town every other man
slept on the benches between calls Of the police
The latter kept awake by superhuman efforts
Students in classrooms snored when they dared,
and wfnked seepily when the eye of authority
censlIred them What with the humidity and
the soft black smoke. New-York took on the
copper sky of Chicago Perhaps the coal dust
augmented the heat.
And yet there was a wind from the west.
flirting sort of comforter that successfully
eliminated several swear words from curostone
talks and broke into the almost uniform dis
temper Down in Broadway. near Rector-st'
there strolled n man with n two-year-old rag
Ian overcoat about his shoulders. The coat
weighed eight pounds A bvstander swore that
two straw hated horses passing smiled at the
man as he went perspring by.
1t Is easy to collect from the above incidents
that yesterday was the hottest day of the sea-
eop Fright and early the sun set out for a
record 1t was II degrees before most people
reached their offices. There was 40 per cent OF
moisture in the air at a. m. Two hours iateF
the humidity dropped to I'll on May - M Iiie
roarh was passed at :, o'clock. when the temper
at,lrc rose to 80 degrees
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
INSANE MAN RUNS AurcE

hileconoa' Mont June Patrick FItz-Stevens. a
former inmate Of the State Insan. a,. rad
himself with two revovers and started olIt IN kill
q number OF persons whom he blamed for having
TESTIFIED against him when he was cent 70 ,be
esyluIn. he snot Police Judge Hayes and Denufv
sinss sneTh Sossph paly and was ;n turn shot tour
hours ey shsI5n coney Fftz Stevens died two
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
CUPREME COTRT. County Of New York-

~ f-atharne Cahiu Plaintiff. against William Bolan9
and Others Defendants OF interlocutory
Judgment OF partition made and entered n
date the 9Th day OF Nay 1902
said Judgment named
n,,b1ic al York Real Estate Seles-
No Broadway. IN the Borough OF Manhattan
ifth day Of June. 1902. az Il
noon James l. Wells. auettoneer
tFa premises directed said Judgment TO be sold and
therein described follows: All that certain piece or
parcel Of land situate lying and being in the Twenird
Vara fno7v Borough Of the City OF New YORK
being OF the lot known and degated ~
hundred twenJy-iour on the map OF
wilton Port Morris. and East MorIsania ETC. dated
vavor and now on Office OF the Register Of the
OF WestChester Said parcel being boundec ana
described follows: beginning point on the westerly
side Of Robbins distant southwardy twenty
called Pontiac Pace) connecting
Place which passage runs
number three hundred and
running westerly parallel
called Pontiac Place. one hundred
thence soutne-Iy along Ierracs
thence eastery. parallel with
said passage called Pontiac Place. one hundred reer
10 Robbins norrherly along Robbins Ave-
nue. twenty-fyur the point and place OF beginning
being tFentyfour feet 'front.' ana rear % OhS
hundred either side.
York. Nav -. 1902
RANDOLPH HURRY. Referee
ERNEST HALL Attorney @:autff 81 William Street.
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City
H. BEEINS Guardian ad HteTn tnlant oe-
serdant, Annie BOaud-
diagram % the property 70 %
its street number is 500 Robbins Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
GIRL ~ HARNESS IN COURT.
SHE Is SUING TROLLEY COMPANY FOR
$4,000 DAMAGES.

SHE Is SUING TROLLEY CONIFA.NI Fur
$4,000 DAMAGES.
Miss Tillie Carfoot eighteen years old, Of New
town. Long Island, who is suing the Brooklyn
Heights Railroad Company for $4,000 damages for
injuries received In accident at Flushing and
irving aves. IN July. 1900, was brought into the
Brooklyn Supreme Court yesterday in steel har-
ness Steel trusses, fitted to her body from the
shoulders to the hips. kept in place by metal
hands AS the girl was brought in in an invalids
chair the forbiddng apparatus plainly visible
to the jury.
When they started to bring the girl in she was
seized with hystercal fit, and her cries could
be heard all over the courthouse. Two physcians
were in attendance upon the invalid. She Is SAID
to be suffering from curvature of the spine ano
partial paralysis
Miss Carfoot injured by being hurled over
several seats of an open car which came in col
Iisinn with heavy truck The railroad company
is being sued also by Mrs. Mathilda Carfoot.
mother of the girl, for the loss of her daughters
services The suit will be continued to-day before
Justice Truman c. White.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
s7th Street

Tn. amount OF charge satisfy
which ne above described property Is De sold
SID Sis 90 thereon from the lh day sf
Ya1s~v 1902 together and allowances amount
tn 10 s3I5 5-fGO interest from January 17th 1902
toSstbsr with the expenses the sale The aprroxnae
amount assessments other nens which
bs allowed purchaser OF the purchase money
ar paid BY the Referee. is So TS4 3 and interest
Dated New York. June 3, 1902
HENRY 3. WESSEIN1AN. Referee
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Main-st west side 222 feet west Of West Farms
Road. two story frame stable and dwelling. 2sXlo5
feet; Ralph s. Baxter. Main-st-. owner; Alexander
Fowler NO 100 East One-hundred- forty third
St. architect 5000. .
Monroe-ave east side 120 feet south Of One-hun-
dred and seventy third-St. two story and attic
frame dwelling 20x43 feet Mary J. Price, No. 1852
Morris-ave. owner and architect; $4,000
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04

The approximate Of the lien or charge TO sasisy
v-He the described property IS 70 oe SOD -
50 with interest thereon from the 1ssn oay o
Iqns with the c0Sts and atlcwsnC7
10 S3iS 90 and interest from March 1sr 1so
fogether with the expenses Of the sale The approste
sT7O CT taxe. other liens wnlcn
are 10 allowed purchaser out OF the pucas
nonav or paid BIZ referee is 5000 The property VII
he sold subject 70 prior mortgage for $1,000 with N
from the S1st day OF OCTOBER 1901 al 90 psr
Ds'7N' -' GEORGE A HAISEY Referee
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
SON KILLS FATHER AT LAKE mEGANTTC.

Sherorooke, Quebec, June Sword has lust been
received from Lake Megantic hunting and fish
ing resort on the Maine frontier that the six-year
ola son of Hugh Mattheson shot and killed his
laner because the latter had beaten the little fell
the scene. mas S'hS ""' ~
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YoRK--The Farmers Loan Trust Company
piainn. against CHARLOTTE A. LYON. and others
defeadants-Iu pursuance OF a Judgment
and sale duly made and entered
action and bearing date 18th Of January 1902 l.
the undersigned the Referee IN said Judgment
VIII sell at public auction the New York
Salesroom. No: III broadway IN the Borough OF Man
haitian. City OF New York. Thursday. 18th
June 1902 at t2 O'Clock noon that day by Bryan L
Kennedy auctoneer, the premises directed juds
men TO be sold and therein described follows All that
erected situate, lying and being 18th Sr
Borough Manhattan Of the city Of New YORK ana
bounded and described follows: Beginning point
the noTtherly side OF Eighty-sxth
hundred and hfysx easerly corner formed
by the intersection Of the nOrtherly Eghty-sixt
with the edstsrly side First running
thence nOrtheriy parallel
dred feet eight one-haIf
the block; thence twe
tyhve feet thence sOuJhery parallel
side OF First avenue. partly through a
hundred feet eight and onehalf nOrtherv
side Of Eghysixth and thence westerly along the
norhery side OF Eightys street Twenty-Five
the point place Of beginning Being
ises conveyed 70 Charlotte A Lyon Howard
and wife by deed april 18th 1880 ard recorded in
Office Of the Register OF the City and County
in Liber 2290 OF Conveyances. page 446 being FUR
street York city New York
Dated York. June 3. 1902
HENRY r WESSE1.NAN. Referee.
TURNER. ROLSTON KORAN Attorneys fer Plain
tiff. % William Street, New York " T.
The following Is a diagram be sofds
its street number is 40 East Eisty~sixth street,
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
DEATH BLOW TO STREET RACES
THE GOTERNORs OF THE AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF AMERICA
TAKE UNANIMOUS ACTION.


ed o
Though have
tEnnmie
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
Water Street

Water Street
The approximate amount Of the lien charge 70 satisfy
which the above described property be seld Is
S 1889 with interest thereon from 9th day OF Marcn
1892 together with and allowances
SSlSiI with interest from 18th day May. 1892
sether with the OF sale The approxr,ats
amount OF taxes assessments. other Hens which
be allowed 70 the purchaser out of the purchase
paid by the Referee IS 1881 ~ and interest.
Dated New York. June g. 1902.
ASHBEI. 2. FITCH. II Rstsrar
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04


~ YorE-Maria L. Plaintiff against Margaret
NJ TIlotson and Others. Defendants-ln pursuance OF
and sale. duly made and entered
in the ab0ve-entited action bearing 29th OF
Nav 1902 l. undersigned the Referee in said judg-
uent named. VIII sell public auction. at the New York
SalesTOOm. No. III Broadway, in the Bor
oIsh Of City Of New York. the 26h day
Phrnx 60. AuctiOneerS. the premises d.
judgment be sold and therein described
those four certain brick and lots
OF Northwest OF Water and
the City Of Nev-York, two OF which
distinguished number hundred and
street and numbers hundred and twenty-five
hundred and twenty t22O Water Street:
number hundred and twenty-five Water Street
formerly designated number hundred and nine
BeeknaH Street the whole bounded and described
follows. wit: No-JheastaUy by the line OF Beekman
Street extending Southeasterly from the premises
conveyed the said John &. TiOtSon and his wife
Robert Tilos1u by Hderture bearing date the
of January. in the year Of Lord One
Thousand eight hundred and twenty-egh and recorded
in the ONCE Of the Register in and for the City and
Idber 233 COnveyances Page
the 10th March ISIS the line OF Street
fifty inches thence sOuthwesterly
hfty-six feet inches thence
the line Of the said premises formerly
TiOtson. sXIy-three feet
thence easteTy along the line formerly OF the said
TiIOtson Beekman Street aforesaid fifty
inches: being OF the late OF Margaret
TillotsOn. deceased.
Dated June End. 1892
ASHBEL P FITCH. Jr Referee
FREDERICK l. ALLEN Attorney for Plaintiff, 50 Cedar
New York city
The following is diagram Of the property 10 be sold
the street Nos being 115 III, and 119 Beck
30 ard 222 Water St. Borough OF Manhat-
tan. City OF New York
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04

The approxmate Of the taxes. assessments and
other liens 10 be allowed TO the purchaser
of purchase paid by the referee IS
90 OG-lO9 dollars and interest
Dated. York. May Is. 1907
RANDOLPH HURRY. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
Gnrroqates' Noloes.

TN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank
T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County Of New
given all persons having claims
against Jabez Uphan. late OF the County OF New
York deceased present the with vouchers thereof
70 The sbsCriber place of ransacting business. No.
II Wall Street city Of New York or before the
3lst lay Of October next
Dated New York. the 18th day Of april 1902;
WILLIAM NILES. Attorney for Executor. No IL Wall
Street. Manhattan Borolgh New York City. New
York
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
N PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank

L IT pqtzgerald a Surrogate o. County York
Notice s hereby having claims against
Thomas Read. OF the County Of New York. de-
ceased TO the with vouchers thereof to the
suhscrber place OF ransacttnS business to wit:
AZ tba oriee OF Messrs & Wickes attorneys,
No 100 broadway City of New York. before
the 10Th day OF June. 1902
Dated New York. the 12th day Of December. 1901
JOSEPHINE a HABIRSRAw,
HATCH a. yICKES Airninistralrix. &C.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
HEAT KILLS A LABORER.
YESTERDAY THE HOTTEST JUNE IN
SEVEN YEARS.
SIX PRosTRATIoNs REPORTED UP TO MID
NIGHT-THE MERCURY REACHED 50
AND THE HUMIDITY rs

One death and six prostrations from the neat
were reported yesterday. the hottest June d
since 1907 They were.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
FURNISHED Apartments 90 fei.

'Io RENT.-Furnshed apartment Of seven rooms hsht
i and airy; beautifully cool for summer months AF
ply Apartment 63. The Yosemite, $50 Park-avs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02
@ms9ta6mngem in SIOrn6ramO

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trnten Damn StGmme, 0eren &1tltltr
idon b0ber ituno. Sic trieben 8ie6=
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G6e es Wa6t waro.
Bon Gliiabet9 bon 9ebtins.


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QeIten Der alien tnorrigen Weioen bin:
bur6 blintten.
sic bate aebOfft OuB fie iid einlebsr
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SduIes, Der gum Nusgeben bereit iiO:
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benin, i9 ni9t audi. meme 9umen9
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-02

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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-10-08
To Beat The Oleo Law,

The oleo manufacturers, after having
tried every technicality to beat the law
against artificial coloring this product,
have resorted to other schemes to evade
the paying of the 10 cents q pound on
the colored product, and up to this time
these schemes have come to naught,
The latest artitice to circumvent the
law is said to be, to roast common salt
which when mixed with the white oleo
for sailing purposes, will give it a gold
shade similar to fine butter. This will
not injure the oleo, is not deleterious
to health and will evade the law. When
the attention of the commissioner was
called to this new plan he said he under.
stood that such process had been dis.
covered, but that it had not vet been
officially brought before him, AS a
matter of fact scores of people were
sitting up night endeavoring to devise
plans to beat the law recently passed by
congress. He could not say whether
these people would succeed in their en-
deavors or not. He should take nm
lmatters as they came before him and
then decide all questions upon their
merits. In former article We discuss.