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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
SAYS He WILL NOT TOLERATE cLIQUEs.
STATE PRISON DEPUTIES REBUKED FOR CIIsCU-
LATING PETITION FOR REMOVAL
OF A KEEPER.

Trenton. April 23.-The Board of Inspectors o. the
State Prison called up half dozen of the deputies
with sharp to-day, as the result OF the DIS
covery of a plan have Centre Keeper John Fltz-
gerald displaced. The deputies were circulating a
petition, addressed to the Governor. urging that
Fitzgerald be replaced by Hudson County man
Head Keeper Osborne explained this afternoon that
the question of replacing or continuing Fltzserald
rested entirely with him. and he did not anticipate
any change. He emphatic IN his declaration
that he would tolerate the cliques mat nave
been in force the prison for several years, ana
this, IL is said he has the hacking or majority
Of the Board Of inspectors
Almost from the first day that Samuel > moore
became head keeper of the institution there have
been factions the prison. one contingent
Invariably trains with Major Edward j. Anderson.
the prison supervisor, who has an office in the
building while another faction has Just Loyalty
stood by the head keeper. Ii was what Is known as
the Anderson clique that was attempting 10 Gust
Fitzgerald, and il is said that Deputy Speck. OF
Hudson. was being trained for the post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

~ YORK-Anna r. Spring. PIaintir. against Catha-,
rine Callaghan others. Defendantsln pursuance OF
and sale. duly rlate and entered
in the entitled action bearing date the 3lst DAY o.
March 1902 + undersigned. the Referee IN sa.i
Judgment named sell public auction the New
York SalesroOm. No III Broadway. in the
Of Manhattan. City OF New York. on MONDAY:
the oSth day of Aprtl 1902 u O'Clock. on tnl
by +. & aucttoneers. the prem es
directed Judgment To be sold. AMI therein De-
follows: All that certain lot piece OF Parcel
OF land build and improvements thereon
erected living and being in the Borough OF MAN.
County and state OF New York bounded ana
described follows Beginning at point on us
and seventyhve feet easterv from
intersection OF the northery SIDE
Of East hundred and thirty-frst Street and t1s
easterIy side OF running thence lOrtnery
parallel with Fifth ninetynine eleven
Inches OF the block between one
hundred and thrty-hrst and One hundred and thirty
second easterly along said Ihs
the block twenty feet; thence southerly paraei
and part of the distance through q
feet and eleven inches 10 the
nortnery One hundred and thirty first street ana
said northerly side Of East One
and hiIty-hrst street twenty five feet y s
Of beginning. -ad premises being KNOWN
by the street number Nine East hundred and thirty
first Street
Dated New York April 1902
ED. c. WHITAKER. Referee
WILSON BARKER & WILSON Attorneys for Plaintiff
IS wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York.
The following a diagram of the property be sold
Its street number being East 131st Street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

v
~ OF NEW YORK.-Frederick A o Schwarz Plain
tin against Louis Lippman German American Heal
Company. and others. Defendants
Tn pursuance a Judgment Of foreclosure and sale
the above entitled action. and
bearing date the Of April 1902. the under
signed the Referee said Judgment named will sell at
public the New York Real Estate sales Rooms
So in the Borough OF Manhattan. County
~ New York on the day Of May. 1902 twelve
o'clock noon that day. by William NJ Ryan. AUG
by said Judgment be sold
and therein follows: All that certain lot
niece or parcel lying and being In the
borough Manhattan. City. County and State OF New
York as follows. wit: Beginning at a point
on the southery side of One Hundredth Street distant
hundred fortyeight feet and three Inches
erv from the southwesterly Of One Hundredth
Street Avenue: running thence southerly and
rarn Wi Avenue. and part OF the distance
through party wall hundred feet and eleven inckes
parallel with One Hundredh
twenty-five thence norherly and parallel with Park
md of the distance through party wall.
and eleven inches TO the southery side
and thence easterly and along
the same twenty-five feet the nlace OF beginning
Date New York April 18th. 1902
ABRAHAM r. LAWRENCE. Referee
HATCH. DEBEvoIsE COLBY. Attorneys for Plain
Wall Street New York City.
The following diagram OF the property to be sold:
its number is 60 East Tooth Street
East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

7ces-st No 4o4 West 27x11ae: Henry RraIe 70
F Fllerv Anderson: r and s; mortgage, $1,000
1sas-e- g II . Of ia ffeon-ave. 2ox99 Il:
Darr7an T Warren 10 David y Carvslho: r s.
50 "a
Te-or-ave n I29h-st. A5.Sv1rI: Ella A
Ort,le-- and nnofhrr. executors. 70 Gibson Putzel
= mart ...'....................... p Z
Same pron"rtv John r II Oakley n same 4
same r,-7rertv: w'Ti'ann " Buckley Hxecutor nnd
.-r-s-~e Il part: r g. 50: mortgage.
500 on 49,. .....-..-. ............-.-. 49,. u. -
1s--a,-e ros n Of soth-st. 1oay9i: Eliza
an0f"ar Josepfl's
A--,u-r- " pr4 & So - -.......... 80. "a o.
NfreIs~n ave %n :. o3y"5: hlhert Cardoza.
II. exe~-r+~- md trustee. IN George \ Macdonald;
r 6 $40 ~ .............. .. .........-..... $50
cft-are No 9i.s~in0: Charles .
vT-ah--'-, a~d another executors. 10 Julius storm
"a :. 10 o1s West 1910" >. r'-coln Mcf>o--
wick ~ PicNard Montgomery: rnortgaFe.
7stt-s. West n'vro" ? Jacob Rothschnd
70 Pe-fha s13 TX ........... 3o.0t
rs-oaFvrov - corner "a.h-r n rrvInn: John 7
rolarv. referee. Gustave Hel'gSh7per: s.
se5 go .......... .-..-...--.. .... $50 q
e'-A-e- $ 2sn u ~ Central P~~t 'v-net. 2-x
80 * Seward Paker James = Mitchell: r 6.
So - ...-,............ ............... % II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
zorrr. PROPERTIES LEASED AND SOLD,

Matthew J. Ward & Co. hotel brokers NO, loo
broadway. have leased the Froslec' an 80
-, " Y for the owner II. Wronkow to
V-asbhurn who was for several years pro-
nrietor of the washburn Hotel Saratoga springs
X Y. They have also leased the Searies mansion,
Block Island r. /, for Mrs Margaret I ho'''ie"
- Iobn 4 T3aker with an option to purchase tne
'roTsrtv The property will be improved ana con- con-
ierjed large catering esIa d wood
casino The same brokers have sold me MI n =.
Hotel nroDerfv Camden, :. c.. FOR MFS N. "
Whistler TO T. z. Krumhhoiz who i6rneIlE > oPSyt
ated me F2uisseaumont Hotel, Lake P!acu' y j.,
ard the Hotel Shenley. Pittsburg The proPertS IN
Guides fifteen acres o. land- MI M u'iiN'''N
b5iId A large addition TO the hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
To AFTER MILLS BUILDING.

Plans were filed on Tuesday at the bureau OF
buildings. Manhattan for alterations to the Nl''iS
Building at No % Wall-st. The alterations aie
as follows: The present ninth floor Is I" ne con-
tfaued 10 front part. The eighth story lTohI fo
he removed and new terra Gotta front put N
the eighth to tenth story. D. o NILS, Ct No 20 90
Fiftt-sye is the owner and J. NJ. Robinson o. ~
= troaS-St IS the architect. The cost OF aitera-
ton is pIaced at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
VILLAGE NEARLY WIPED OUT.
FIRE SPREADS TO FOREST AND TWO
OTHER TOWNS ARE THREATENED.

Atlantic City. April 23-Fire nearly wiped ont to-
dav the village OF Elwood " J.. about twenty
miles from here. The flames were discovered in
the large sa wmill Of Walter Bozart and spread so
rapidly that before aid arrived the postofice, the
mill and a score of buildings destroyed. The
occurants saved little or nothing the burning
buildings Egg Harbor and Hammonton responded
10 calls for assistance but arrived too late.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
FOR 4 SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MONUMENT

ELIZABETH TO HAVE ONE TO COST NOT MORE
THAN $4,000
Elizabeth, April 2S (Special.-It has been decided
10 erect soldiers and sailors monument in this
city a exceed $4,000 1t will be placed
in North Broad-st.. triangular plot of land
opposite the Westminster Presbyterian Church. A
committee of hundred citizens will be APP
pointed and it is expected that the necessary
funds will be collected by them in couple of
months, so that work on the monument be
commenced this summer. More than S3000 has al
ready been subscribed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
Roth Street.

lIOth street
The approximate the lien charge satisfy
which the above-dsscrbed property is TO be sold 8
81 with interest thereon from the 9th day of
March together with costs and allowance amount
ing s1T251 with interest fro March 2sth. 1907 70
with the expenses Of the sale The approNnate
of taxes. other which ars
allowed purchaser Of the purchase money
or paid ~ Referee. Is Si.9eS. IS and interest
Dated New York. April 9th. 1902
FF.I.IN II. LEVY Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
18th street.


The approximate Of the lien charge 70 SATISFY
which the above described property 70 be SOLD -
$40 5sT IL thereon from the Sth Day or
April 1902 together and allowance amount
ing s341 80 interest from April 9th l9'2 20
expenses OF the sale Inc AilttS
OF assessments or other lions WACn .Is
10 be allowed purchaser Of the purchase money
or paid by the Referee unpaid for 1901 SlN "
and interest
The property - sold subject n prior mortgage
for 900 thereon from March Isl 100" -
subject the existing leases ann y
and restrictions contained In tnstrlr''
in the Register Of the county Z
New YORK. Lioer $50 of coaveyances. on page 49,
a NJ IIber 4Sf Of on page 1e-s
Dated York. April 9th. 1902
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n received a their Uptown Office
NO. I.2t2 BROADWAY.
ID door north OF 31st St. until O'Clock m
Advertisements will ne received the
regular office rates until o'clock
Sth-nve.. e. 23d st: I5:s 6th-nve. cor 18th
St: o. East 1fth.st; %. West f2d-st..
Sth 2G:S West 11Jth-st.. :,:,S Ri
ave. 10th and 18th SITS .U26 :;d-nve near
l:1tI,-st.; I5G TrcmOnt-ave., $50 :sd-ave., mar
fists. 554 :id-aNe.; no Blcecker-st.: a.,
BIeccker-st. brooklyn. n. A.-3IU COURTESY;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24

The approximate ~ the lien or charge 70 satisfy
property Is to be sold is $500
With Interest thereon from OF January 1902
together with expenses of the sale The approximate
the taxes be allowed
purchaser out OF purchase money. or paid by the
Teferee is and The sale will be subject
mortgage for s. coo interest 439c from the
da October. 1901
Dated New York. February EIth. 1907
JULIUS lehman. Referee.
The sale Of the above described premises hereby ad
iorned to Wednesday April Both. 1902. the hour
and place 400
Dated New York. April e1st. 1902 -
JULIUS lehman. Referee
Attorneys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

i13th-st. E. 800 II 81 3d-ave for = two story
brick synagogue. 2Ax91 6: Shearit B'nai Israel
Synagogue. No 217 Fast 7ist-st owner:
Weller. No ls6 East 1l7th-st. architect ...... s
2d-ave and 29th-st. n cor. for a six story brick
tenement house. with store. A. fiN523: Fl
lyman. No LIS Fast lnsth-st. owner: G =
Pelham. No 5o3 5th-ave- architect ...........
dsfh-st. n g 1ea. 10 y 2 Of Msdison-a-e q
story brick dwelling house &c axse3. ' NJ
Adams. No X West A7th-st owner. Adams q
Warren. No 20 West 34th st arrhitoc.s
otf-are ana lath-sf for
brick Office building with stIrn rn3 2xIno II
tcrn. No Up 5th-sve owner p Mnvncke No
125 Broa fwav. architect -. 49, ?
<d-7N" fnh lcth-sf. ut
brick fsfhrse- with store ~ .7y77:' II Rur7an
snd Mcrsow:fz. No sa3 Grand-st owners.
>-Ecs 4 Short No West 2eth-st- s-chitAciA.. i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
NEW YORK sI-PREME COURT. COUNTY,

~ OF NEW YoRK.-1he Testch~@ter Fire Insurance
(-an1pauv Plaintiff Matthew Stewart
Catharfne his wife. and others. Defendants
Action No pursuance of Judgment Of Foreclosure
and and entered in the abnve-entitlef
acrior hearing 2Sth day March. 1902 T.
Inde Referee in said judgment named. will
sell AZ Public Auction che New York Real Estate
SaIesroom III Broadway. in the Borough Of Man.
New YCrk. the secCrd day OF May
1902 II o'clock that dav. ny T.. J Phluos
premises q rected by said tudg-
r1en TO be sold therein described follows
parcel of END with the build
and improvements thereon situate lying and being in
the Twenty-third Ward Of the city and County Of New
York (Iate Of Morrsa MIA County Of Westches
State Of New York being part Of lot known and
designated entitled Man of the Village -
Iforrisan4' Andrew Findlay. Surveyor. dated
II. 1S4S and row on file In the
office Of the county # Westcheser and Nv
follows Beginning point the nor1easterly
fftv feet from Place and running thence
easterIv IN line parallel nearly with
one hir6yo and sfxynine feet thence in
line parallel EiEhtA Street twenty Use feet
tbarce so1.hvestery Ine parallel nearly With
Place hundred and sAtynne feet Eirth
street and northwesterly along Eighth Street.
twentv-fve point pace OF beginning contain
ing land in said bounds
Dated New York. April orb 1902
FELTX ~ LEVY Referee.
NJ. TTCHENOP. Attorney for Plaintiff. rs Park
Manhattan. New York City.
a diagram 81 the property he sold
described above the street number beng S37 East
11nth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

o. NEW YoRK.-Jaules p. Putram Plaintiff.
Edward y. Stout md others. Defendants IN
pursuance Of Judgment Of foreclosure and SALE duly
made the ab7ve-enttad action. bearing
9th OF April. :902 the undsrsignsf Tho
referee Judgment named. will sell at public
ton he Real Estate SaesrCOU. NJ III
broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. City II New
York on the 2nd day If NAY. 1902 10 O'Clock
on that day James Wells auCtioneer the premises
directed by Judgment be sold and therein de-
scrbed follows. All that certain lot piece parcel
with tn buildings and improvements the711n
situate lying and being on the north side n Ia SIX
the EO"7uEh ~ Manhattan. City. county
State Of New York. known by the street number
and bounded and de-
follows: FsEiuninZ a tho 70rt1-
e-Iy Sixteenth distant two hundred and
CAD tl0l i-Cces easerlv rom ne
by intersection Of the northe-y s.ds
Of Sixteenth easerlv side % Fifth avenue
thence easterly along said Sixteenth street
twenty-five 5} feet: n0rtherv and parallel WITH
Fifth utnety-to (9) feet: thonce westerly md
parallel with sixteenth street twenty I'VE -)
southe-Iy and line parallel with FLitn
nlnety-two the noTthery side q Six
teenth be the Or less.
Dated. New YORK. April @th. l..3
ERNEST HALL. Pefs-ee
JESSE GRANT ROE. Attorney for Plaintiff rs Broad
way. Borough Of Manhattan. New York y \.
The following diagram q the property 70 oe 500
described above the street number being u East
1eth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24

Of the lien o
" which described property sold Is
$50 interest from April 14th 1902 together
with the amounting 1857 0}
from April 18th. 1902 together with
o sale. The approximate
assessments. liens which be allowed
purchaser Of the purchase paid by the
rerer Is 1924 ~ and interest.
New York April 10th. 1902
ABRAHAM r. LAWRENCE. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
. Centre line OF block. $3.50.
I2tst Street.

l3ist street.
OF the Hen or charge 10
which the described property Is 20 Dc soI ~
SIS interest thereon from the list 1as
March 1902 together and allowances 4av
ing 10 s39I interest thereon from the sIst
or March, 1902 together the or the
The approximate amount OF taxes. assessments OF ~
liens which be allowed to the purchaser os' -
purchase paid bv the Referee s Siso"' a"1
interest.
DateG. New YoIk. April 1902 -
ED. G.. WHITAKER EsS>~s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
FRAME Buildings IN FIRE LIMITS,

The Hudson County Society of Architects petit
toned the Jersey City aldermen on Tuesday night
TO enforce the ordinance prohibiting the Of
frame buildings within the fire limits and cited
the CONGREGATIONS Paterson and Atlantic City
as a warning. the aldermen disregarded the peti-
buildings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24

The Astor estate bought at auction YESTERDAY dt
the salesrooms No. III Broadway NO 10 v"
cix-aar+b-st 2 four story brownstone front dMSii
INC bo;lse The estate some ADJOINING p 60 90
Douelas Robinson bought the properly lo IL M
u Gould moi saw for whom he had got IIlt pni =
ce t3f 1t was learned from truStWt ulH Sonn1I,I
that il was the Astor estate. Bryan /" i'
was auctioneer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
foreclosure Sales


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
- YORK-Syduey u. Solomon plaintiff against Alice
defendant.-In pursuance Of Judgment
OF foreclosure sale duly made and entered In the
above entitled action the 10Th day of Janu
1901 the referee In said Judgment
named will sell public auction at the New York Real
Estate Saesroon Ill Broadway. in the Borough Of
Manbattan City York. Friday. the 21st day
OF March 1902 10 O'Clock that day by samuel
directed by said judy
nlent 10 be sold therein described as follows: All
those pieces PARCEL OF land with the
thereon erected situate lying and being In TIE
C.Tty New Borough OF Manhattan which, taken
together are described follows: Beginning
he sputherly side of One Hundred and
ninetyfour feet westerly from the
Hundred and Sixteenth street
A (nOw called Pleasant dvenuet. thence
with said hundred feet
ceye, parallel with One Hundred
and sixteenth stree, fee thence northery parallel
hundred feet eleven inches TO the
sth.ry side Hundred and sixteenth street. thence
sssfer1y along southern, side o One Hundred and
S,,.anb street fifty the point place Of begin
~. heinz lots numbers hundred and four
hundred and five of property Of Mtlledolar
eighty-six- - ,-,x 1000
JULIUS lehman. Referee
AZ : 4 l. :. ISAACS. Plaintiffs Attorneys. q and -
pine street. New York city.
Tho following diagram OF the property 10 be sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
PLANS FILED FOR ELEVEN STORY OFFICE
BUILDING

Plans were fled yesterday AT the Bureau Oh
Buildings. Manhattan, for an eleven SlolS I'm
office building 10 be erected At the rorth"est
Garner Of Fourteenth-st. and Fifth-ave.. whlch
corner was formerly occupied by the Old Guara
hrrory a nd Delmoncos. The building Wiz I'D ~
frontage of los feet Fifth-aVe-. by a uepl -
100 feet in Four eenthst The Van Ruren oT esf@ of
is tho owner Of the ground and Henry Co;Il' %
" Is7 Fiftb-ave is the lessee. r. Mayncke. or
No rs Rroadwav is the architect. The cost Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
NEW-JERSEY NEWS.
WOMAN DRAGGED BY RUAAHAl-
PICKED Up UNCONSCIOUS AND BLEEDING
SHE MAY DIE

bloomfield April :,3 (Special).-Mrs. Wilbur
NJ Brokaw wife of ex-CcUpcilman Broka"'
was seriously injured to-day in a runaway
accident and should she recover. which Is
considered doubtful, Will probably be a GRIP
pie for life. Mrs. Brokaw. who Is more than
sixty years old On her way nome alter
driving her daughter to the railroad station
when the horse became urnanageable and ran
away. geveral men tried TO stop the animal
but failed
Mrs Brokaw maintained her presence Of mind
and pulled on the reins until her hands were
cut and bleeding. and she fell hack exhausted
at Bay-ave the horse sweTved 10 one side and
Mrs. ErCkaW thrown from the carriage
She became eataECled in the reins and was
dragged for considerable distance before the
rsins broke and she released. Bleeding and
unconscious she was picked up and taken in
another carriage II her home. DR.. Z. NJ. Ward.
who attended her found that. in addition to be
ing terribly cut and bruised about the mead ana
face several Of her ribs broken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
1Inth Streaf

- 10th Street.
The approximate Of the lien charge satisfy
abo-e-desCribed property Is to be sold
with interest thereon from the 9th day of
March, 1902 together with and allowance
S2954s. with interest from March 2sh. 1902 to-
eether with expenses OF the sale. The approximate
ann assessments. other liens which
the purchaser OF the purchase
or paid by Referee and covering
this property the lot adjoining the east
Dated New York April 9th. 1902
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24

sun7rnit-st south side l5e feet of Valentine
ave two two story and attic frame dweiiIs
houses. 2ox42 John Bergen. Decatur-aVe ahd Noie-
st owner: William Kenny, No. 1886 Prospective
architect. 81 go each -. c-e
Washingt cn-av... west side 20 feet south Oh - 81.
hundred and-eichty-eecond-st., four tNo go
frame dwelling houses, 2GS62; Susan c steers
DoTp Staten Island. owner; Louis FaIh no. -''0'
Thir6-ave-, architect: Sl5.2Ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
REPORT ABOUT A PROMINENT Cof>>i1'
PARCEL.

The property at the northwest corner OF lhirt
fonrtb-st and Broadway, which was bought ~
Henry segel some months ago was yes'eID"s -
norted to have been bought by well KNOW WI, ii wa
rhis the latter afterward denied ne pa - rer
nIrchased by Mr. Siegel for S'6'"e' lhls l. i'o
price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
IoIsh street

The approximate amount Of the lien charge 70 satisfy
described property is 70 be sold is Twenty
thousand thirry-rhEce and
Dollars interest therein from the 18th
of April 1852 together with an al'wance amounting
expenses of sale
Dated. New York April 10th. 1902
ARTHI'R .. TRUAX. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
rHE RRoNx RrILpING PLANs.

feet north of Eighty ninth-st for 900 from Eiz
abeth VI. Stevens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
foreclosure Sales.

The following of the property to be as
numbers being 81 ID J31
$50 124th Street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
THE sw1rs coNpE HOUSE SOLD

Frederick Zittel has sold for Mrs. A l. Condo No
"a West Seventy-second-st.. a four story dwelling
about sll5o0 i''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
NE " JERSEY.
MASSACHUSETTS.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

THE WAUMBEK AND COTTAGES
JEFFERSON, y H
IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
VIII IN jun the Bookings now
being information. with plans booklets
etc. address DAVID B. PLCMER. Manager
A J. MURPHY. Asst Manager
AT Laurel House. Lakewood. y. j. until June-One
family cottage within Waumbek system. now open
for engagement Also modern beautifully located
place. completely fitted win
spacious grounds stables.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24

St. Joseph's Asylum took title Yesterday IN .
nlAs 1ooxSs feet the east side of First-ave sos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-24
r WHITE MOUNTAINS. n n

MuMT WHITE MOUNTAINS n H.
wv "VN PROFILE HOUSE and Is Private Cottages
C.eaage. l1caton. appointments. cuisine. among
leading summer GOLF links TENNIS
courts uneNeeied Fine livery and saddle servie
Address C. II. GREENLkAF pres
FLChE HOUSE.
Five ui,es Profit. Beautifully
situated many points Open June 10 to
Oct 10. S. r. ELLIOTT. Manager.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-11-04
ROOMS ORDERED SECURED
FOR THE MONDAY REST

\ meeting of the board of directors
of the MONDAY Rest association was
held at the Harper house Monday
morning. Reports from the soliciting
committee were sufficiently encourag
ing to warrant the directors in TAX
ing steps to secure apartments. To
that end Miss Denl<mann, Mrs. James
Common. Mrs. /. :. McCabe and DIR.
Morgan were appointed a committee.
As soon as the rooms are secured and
cleaned the committee will he ready
to furnish them. If there are any
ladies among those connected with or
interested in this most worthy pro-
iect who have furniture they are
willing To donate. will they kindly
communicate with the aforesaid com
mittee? Articles for kitchen, dining,
sitting and bath rooms will be most
thankfully received.