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New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
VAIL TUBES AGAIN WORKING.

DOWNTOWN MANHATTAN AND BROOKLYN
NAILS CLOSE HALF AN HOUR LATER.
Aras1s IL, she soNutopn business part of the city
and BROOKLYN closed thirty minutes later yesterday
thar, an any previous occasion since the beginning
If the wear the pneumatic tube service being re-
sumsd Three lines are in use one takes in the
station IN the Produce Exchange. another The
branch al the Grand Central station, OF Station H.
dropping on mail the way az branches ID. r and
Madison square situated respectively al Ninth-st
Thrd-sye. and Twenty -eighth-st-. ana Madison
square and Twenty y-thTd-st.
one Of the carriers which are sent flying through
the ing l2-inch pipes 10 the Grand Central Station
an about eight minutes contains about two thou
sand letters The rapidity with which the out
all the branches on the East Side even as FAR
north fremont. the downtown mail, paTtCu-
larly that intended for Southern points. going by
roads leaving the Jersey side. dispatched hy
elevated trains FOrty-second-st and thence hy
tube 20 the General PostOfrce. instead 81 by the
eleyated 10 Franklin square and 10y wagon from
that point 10 the General Postofficv. Fully half
hour Is saved an this manner.
hfonklNn letter mail coming 10y the TuhaS
the bliogs are also now scheduled to clost half
'ti ldtti ana the same time Is gained Ia the de-
nNety of letter natl in Brooklyn through th. for
warning from the General Postoftce ln New-Nork
10 hr"okiyn II mail matter
The tubes said Acting p0stnaSrrr Richard
Nal ,,lt yesterday. save fully half q hour
- - mans on ihe last SIDE. particularly the outEo-
ftg tnag WI. number OF mail wagons, and probably
slIoNs a i'N men out Of employ -neut but am in
tltai NOT near the number 81 wagons
num- - &c. a. one w9uid think IL reduces the
ne numhe employed. Ar the second thtrs ana
NOR, ass matter Is stun carried BY wagons and
vii sei the tube service on the w., Side a ~ h
- 'N'Ni~u"hlze the mail service
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02

The Hudson Realty COMPANY has sold 20 Con-
rad l. kruse and Clarence G. Mulford No" ~ "
'Os7s Wooster-st The buyers will erect " SO "a
story oft building the plot. which contains 0N''
square feet
Charles n Easton & Co have sold for John =
Barr Barr 10 John A Johnston. who has resolG ~ and
siXty-third-st four hve-story fat houses. ne ne
pot Is lo' by 1925 feet. Mr. Jonnston mas t tf5
West onehundried-snd fortieth-st -,,r, and
Moses Taylor Pyne has sold s 5ne I'' 10 q West
basement brownstOne dwelling houSe,, 80
FEty -thtri-st II stands on LOT ~ Stxtfetb-st
a four story and basement brownstone dWeInns
souse. TO a Mr. Thompson Inc io' -
samuel Wacht has sold through william l1ary lSgr
oers Co. for about $4,000. the Two r , ~ Riv-
tenement houses on the northwest collo.-5,SS fset
ingtou and SuToIk SIS. The plot IS 1'S'A' ''s'
collins & collins in Conjunction with J Clarence nee
Davies & CO. nave sold plot oI tout t ~ ~ q and
Third and NeIrnSe aves for j. & NJ HaIen 10
Warner Van orden. Al this Roin[d '"e HeEeman &
60. have leased the opposite corner TOT e''h %
Dr. James V 5. wooIey has sold through 1} ,I5g bgH
& 'ongsr, 10 DR. Sigmund Tynosas I'M IN dUeIIing
mouse. on Ion uni feet .,,-.-.o,, ,,.
Henry W. Denton has sold 70 49, 4: w I2 feet
west of Columhus-ave.. with abMtting lot on on
Our-h hundred twenty -seventin-Sl On Nonday
Goodman simon hava bought from icoweIi[Iv Ty
& Prayer Nos 50 ana 6s Avenue D. a tour S'o'S
john Katzman has bought plot 9Sloi e,,rs9 feet On
IN
aUd-eghteenth and One-hundred anu % mn tt
stS He has also bought the W. nv SIo.S M,
houses Nos 81 and 3l6 East EleventhISL.+ M M
northwest corner of Avenue ID ana seven ~ o. NJ
buildings on plot 30 XXI feet, has been S'H % IL ~
Katznan. with a building loan he htS U.s.
bought the six story brick tenement hvLSej -
l6l Attorney st This he has resCld 10 Nh "el7
berger. , - We
The Van Alst estate has sold throuSh the Ness
Side Realty Company the northeast C9I!itl ~
Blocker and Barrow sts, HNe stolS Ia u ~ "I.1e'
for bout $4,000. The estate has owned TINS pIop-
ertv about fifty wears. The plot - S5N t9AooA9V e-
Louis TeSe has bought from Schmeldier bdcu
rtrh the three story dwelling house. 10; 10y Ea.I
The lot - 29Xl1o Ieet
He has also bought Nos lb+4 ana l'oto fdiA-dFV''
a double fiat house, on lot 50xlt0 reet- -,,,
August Herzog has sold 70 Frederlck WuKen7,
through Charles Martin, the hVe story tenemeut
house with stores. No. 81 West Forty -third-st-
i9hD Delaney has sold the FIVE story tenement
r01Ize The northwest corner OF Ienth-st ana
Avenue b The lot is 25x70 feet The buyer is Max
Iduenbdum.
CharIcs Friedman has bought from simon HON
man the old buildings No. 49, Fttth-st- The 'ot Is
25Xl0O feet. . r, ,r,.
through W r. and e. n. smith. the plot OF four
lots an NIorris-ave 2Z5 feet north Of BrunsWick-
ave -Four two family detached brick dwelling
houses are 10 be built the plot.
Nellie r. CautWeU has sold to AbTa nam ftdpp
through Leonard. Wilde ~ co., the Two itihA!
dwelling house No L0i0 Nott-afe
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
BRYAN'S UTTER OBLIVION.
RHODE ISLAND DEMOCRATS FORGET
HIM At STATE CONTENTION.

Providence, r 2. OCT. The Democrat STATE
convention met here to-day iu This CITY and after
a prolonged and ACRIMONIOUS WrauEIe ~ u0minatAa
hr i'clns r a.. Gsrvin of Cumberland. for GOV
Frn"r br "arNin received lls votes as against l'l
for John j. Fitzgerald Mavor Of PevtIrtst The
Pa"furk"t man had made a vigorous pro"o0Ven-
non campaign 10 secure delegates. and had aroused
great enthusiasm Tor himself. especially anoHs
fh' younger Democrats IN Provideu-e and Paw
tn0ket II vas strussfe Of town against country
ana The country won out Nr Fitzgerali secured
"a" solid delegation from P,Wtu-ket Woonso'keL
central Falls and the majority Of those from
FroNloence. bur tho doctor picked mp an the 'oin-
Try delegates. and thus Vo- The convention was
COMPOSITIONS, ana al every mention ~ FltZEtral- :
NlEorOuslv.
Tho platform was devoted entirely 20 local issues
me temporary evidently intending 70 60 10 ne
pe'p" chiefly on m. street railway strike issue No
mention vas made of William J. Bryan. ana ma
tonal issues We're not considered an all IN me
platform, barring reference 70 the election OF
nlt"a states senators Icy the people.
The remainder Of tho ticket made up as
follows
For Lieutenant Governor Adelsrd Arrhsmhau11t
of N"on~o"ket- for Secretary Of state. Frank r;
t'tzstn tnInons. of Lincoln. for Attorney General
Dennis J. Holland, of Providence and tgr 'Tenfrtl
Treasurer, clark r. Po'teI. OF South kingsi""h
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
GEORGTA ELECTION RESULTS.
TERRELL ELECTED GOVERNOR FULL
DEMOCRATIC TICKET CHOSEN

TERRELL ELECTED GOVERNOR -FT-TT.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET CHOSEN
Atlanta Ca oct The election for Gov
ernor and state House officials, held In This
state TODAY. passed or quietly. no organized
opposition having been made against the Demo
cratic ticket. which was elected In fun. AS fol
lows
F-7r r5rye-ner- JOSEPH n TERRELL
For secretary state PHILIP 'N'"H
F,-r controller General WILLIAM A WRIGHT
Flv ATTORNEY General IO4N e. HART
Tor T,reasurel- ROBERT p. PARK
F,7r gorlrr.Ssionar ~ AEriCulture-o p ~lFf FtNS
Pr =, ho7I ,1rrutssiou-r--W- r. MERRITT
For Prison Commissioner THOMAS EAS'%
For Associate Justices. Slprene 'olrt- AN' IL
T.t-NPKTN a = COBB and JOHN 'ANpLf6
The vote asst i'm thu State vas light as com
psred with the ballots of previous wears
The only contest was between Judge John :
Csnsler and Judge John y. Ross both Demo
crsrs 10 nm The unexpired term OF Associate
Justica n T Lewis, who recently resigned on
account Of IN health Judge Gambler won hy
q safe ma joritF- . -.
In some, ~ the counties ticket vas put out
by the Populist party. nut 'he i'T'i'''' '''N ~
iorlties were oNerv helmlfs
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
TELEGR4PHIC NOTES

- louis. Got T. = dispatch To The p.. ~
Ltal,H from south MrAlister ind r s,,s Us
lla 'iil" 'ii "a .uruIoT member Of 49, '.'it
satr-. VI" has been fugitive Sin -
=. "itl - MtS arrested last night gt r,. sep
81 i'S ul"1h'r-lH-lh iu that ctty TI. 4il,,.''
SasS t'ianH admits h.a id-t.ttt If.r.rsPdt' t'h
- ol I' SIX furitit,s who v,r, 'l.5 .t,'5I Is
80 - rt"aFd of Ssr offered by fb.. So" Tot
t9 -iil'i lie De- chs --tC with Hrfi..rt-
suhurhan affairs. and Ktth ariIrt, i,. ,.il IN thH
''' "''"ie 'he Eraad jury last sprinl ~ MS
chicago. oct. l. with q bottle aha, ,,., ...-..
I--sS, a'fl l}lnG hear him. ,iilIart : Ii.l's'
- ~ lh" 'hlcaEo tIctug, Franz ,'-yyr,rsS,.d -, a
50 l"l many years weH known It,s, u S Iai.S
81 Tba ,ars1 I';'n - lh MS rooms. in West Adams.
rs,,r.is ., -, ~ n,tth l. uttered IN ne ToIic.
Detroit oct Frank Langovsti ~ ,.,
~" safS 1hat ID" iS eNiled Russian ,,ot.Iz' I,z'
received a letter today from ,f-i,f man!
- - sH',. VIII soon be 90 him Tn. ,,-,r.,'.
m SUI vs seven years Of legal te,-bnirdi3,tTs
MN III russian Government and acc"rii.
-7,-Nsh represents only the interss, -s
slr% tstaits which the Russian C1,-arn -, - -
,yi.soaleG N l@A HIS rank is said To- fa -, ~,
T,t4,, anu tLle FAMILY one Of the Oldest i'm t3,ssi.
Nas an active part in the IoliSb "a
ss,.r -. sly Souht langoWsd TO Siberia o.
tAIs ana lost 10 him his estates Tie -,
ceedeu IN escaping from Siberia and a. ID, - % sue
iN"' sS''his ih Detroit over twenty Years aco
Nashville Tenn. oct IA disnatcb - -.rb.
says mat John Byrum shot and instarti,,
-. - iNettN ear-Gld IN family troubis
81 MltsheiisLils last night Bvrum was syhinpirs
his Wife and shot when The son sousbt -, nI rpii's
his mother. Byrum in ,ho,,rb, - 6s & 70 project
Kentucky. ~ nave eSS3Peu INTO
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
TOHA'N REPUBLIC4N VIEWS.
MIR BIRDsALI.s OPINIONS oN THE PARTY
IL THE STATE

clarion. Iowa. oct 1.-Judso q T. Brdsau in ac-
ceptirC the Republican nomination for CouEUess n
ths MA District, succeed speaker Henderson, in
his letter of acceptance. made public to-day, says
of tho tari0 and monopolies.
The Republican party Of Iowa does not propose
Co atfft one 1ot tte 90 its faith I'm the cSs' 'ifl
principles "r policies II protection 10 docs brie
that me question pf rates Is practical on" 10 no
determined ana governed bN the conditions OF time
and production. and that nothing sacred attaches 10
mere table Of rates, which should be read iusted
20 meet the change m conditions a they arise m
the Industrial progress OF Tho country
That CouopClies in tho form OF combinations ~
capital To control production and prices exist 10
thls country rs an admitted fact rhey are born
party. but Of the greed and seldshness of men
Trusts exist in countries where trade Is absolutely
free. as Nfll As IN tins country. where tho pol'f
0f protection prevails, witness IN Great Britain
capital are IN existence. But mouopolies. wherever
found. are common enemy OF an
The Republican party uf Iowa believes IN me
greatest good 20 the greatest number. and viii ngt
for tho greed and aNarice Of man whether pre-
scented I'm The form of trusts. individual JOINT stock
or corporate existence. nor shelter. uehtaih
which designing corporations shall Do ahlC 20 op-
men corporation have gained such control or
the production Of and market for dutiable products
that the price II The same is regulated 0y IT, and
homo COnluefltlorl. Iowa keTuhi0sils pro
pose To destroy SrCh monopoly bV applying the
principles of reciprocity and by 50 reac2uStnE the
faTlr = 70 force Such combinations l.-H COM
petition with the worlds markets. Whatever re-
vision or rsadluStmeut may he made hy me tte.
uublicau party. II viii be- made upor tEF lines -
protection 10 American labor. while the Democratic
party. both 10y iJs State and national platforms IS
policies are as widely variant a. the heavens anu
earth.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
tPuY AND NATY ORDERS.

Washington oct The following army and
navy orders have been issued,
ARMY.
captain EDWA ARD 7. BEoWN, artillery CorPs' vi re
nart o. eNtmiuug board n Governor islfnd 70
determine fitness for promotion
~. ffs,,,a,ant RoRERT WHITEFIELD. Sth Infantry
h. transferred the 81 Infantry
So, f.,tanaut pFSHl.ER WHITING. recently
,i,ts5 h as4fcn-i the ID Infantry and will report
a. Fort temporary duty anu thehoe JOIN MS
regiment in tho philippines
First IJeu.ana7t WTIFREp TtRNBJIL" assistant sur
geon relieved from further duty IN lhe thippines
and win proceed 20 san Frsn'i~eo
NAVY
Cart,ir g. O. PFNDI.ETDN. to Bureau % ORDNANCE
Nayv Department for temporary duty
Z rs.,,..r.rt Commander J. II. HETHEfINGTON de
tarHe5 tho Indeuendence: 10 the Newark executive
officer october -
I jey.u.rt r. H. .VTNCHEII. detached the Boston.
T-nion Iron Works assistant inspector of steam
engineering
Iisutenant T.. M TAYLOR. 10 the Franklin. navy yard
Norfolk. October %
I.eutenan, Commander " V bEtoNAJ"H died on board
the KearsaTEe september q
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
THE NAVAL ESTIMATES.
,IprPI APPROPRIATIONS FOR EQUIP
MENT OF FIGHTING SHIPS
RECOMMENDED.

Washington oct 1.-The feature Of the naval
.-.tv,,tss for 1901 which were made public AZ
the Navy Department to-day. is the uoerailty
Of the lamentations for each OF those
branches Of the service which have to provide
e. +bs e,,ipn,ant Of lighting ships careful
s,rdv If the estimates shows that while all OF
,Lo,,, have been kept well down, comparatively
.s,aaking a Iooser rein has been given 10 every
ming which will maintain and raise the S'ahd-
ard of the feet. great increase Il "o'7u ''' '''
estimates Of the ordnance bureau ~. ''l
practi,e ammunition. due 70 'ne 'o'i'"e
=. the Caribbean Another noteworthy
- .t,,t bureaus estimates is provision
-t,-i1,s, s1Iparintendent Of the government
e.c,or,, AZ Washington at $1,000 a year Rear
-, O.NeH the chief of the bureau holdS
-, Tho temporary occupancy Of that post ny
- onicers il not for the good OF the service
rbo estimates are as follows,
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
WANT TO BUILD THE LOUISIANA.
THE NEWPORT NEWS coMPANY BIDS
UNDER THE sYNDICATE's FIGURES.

Washington oct Bids for the construction of
The battleship Louisiana were opened AZ the Navy
Department to-day. IN the absence of Secretary
Moody judge Advocate General I@mlv opened the
propoz.'s Several representative ~ the great
sbiphufIfirE firms Of the country present.
The lowest blI was that of the Newport News
ShiphuiIdfu- and prydock Company. Of Newport
News Va. which offered 70 build the batleshp
aithin fortv-one months from date of contract for
e ee0 a,l The New-York Shipbulding Company. -.
camden. = Offered 70 build the ship for $500
or within forty months from date Of contract. the
Fore River ShipbuiIdiug and Engine Company. Of
Ouin~v Mass S4Os7.es within forty-two months
from iate of contract, William Cramp & sons.
Philadelphia A.n4o", Wit5in forty-two months
from date 81 contract and the Union Iron Works,
san Francisco. &l5o@0. within f0rty-two months
from date n contract
Cileat interest was felt in to-dsys bidding at the
Navy Department. as II MAS desired 10 know Just
how the recent combination OF shipbuiders would
affect the bidding for government work The
Newport News company. which is outside of the
organization hsaviIy uudercut the members Of the
syndicate I'm the bidding. Even IN the case Of the
Union Iron Works ~ san Francisco. which was
believed 10 have q good chance 20 get the contract
because or tho IaN which allows 10 Pacih' Coast
companies difference not 20 exceed per cent as
compared with the lowest bidders tt vas found on
an inspection Of the figures that The hid OF the
lirEiua corporation alisr tllgNlnt 10 me ,, Si
foruia rompans per cent adVantaE,. vas sun So
cheaper IN addition % this the Newport News
the building "i ne SNIP ,l'1 =. ,i =" in[
an apparent net reduction below the california hi1
Tho Louisiana is designed as "A flagship. and the
ample sccommodatiou for a fag ofhcer. com
mardiuE officer. chief ~ staff nineteen Wardroom
less thau 7sl men including sixty marines speed
st sea 81 eighteen knots hour for four consecu-
r1.T, on fraI of Is 80 tons. and her maximum dis
placement with a fun load will be l>eo tons
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
A SEAT WORTH S.. .ooo.
SEARCHlIGHT TURNED OK EVERY NAN
WHO WANTS To RI-Y 1T.

Eishs one thousand dollars is tho price PAID re-
Gently by = new member for ssst on the stock
ENonange saws "Colliers Weekly and added 70
this was Tho imitation Tee ~ e0 making the
total cost Sc.0o one week before q seat had been
transferred the consideration heinE S-s s0 and q
oaN or TWO sfterWard one brought ySteu
no"r m" laws of the Exchange a man may bor-
row money Oh the security of his membership bur
onh ~ his fellow members Repeated loans hav-
ing reduced fhe margin OF his equity 10 a low ae-
ure and seeing chance 10 seU and save some
ining from tho wreck. a member viii give notice
~ nis intended Retirement and sale ~ MS seat
lne secretary causes bulletin OF the fact 70 he
pos ,ed. This rs form of advice 20 an mem hers
hoialng claims against Tho seat 20 me- them for
'oIfcion The purchaser pays the money 10 the
secretary, and he lu turn paws the claims turning
over The balance 10 tho retiring member
ACQUISITIONS ~ misconduct have been mo primal
cause 81 q members selling his seat when. tho
"nenoe Is Venial fno De- imposed or term of slls-
pension ordered while under suspension the mem
her rs not admitted 90 the h00I Though the board
~ governors has pronounced his offence pardon
able n Is NOT easily forgotten by the members in
general This is especially the case whore the lapse
= ~ Se'9 az TO nilns down sentence OF suspension
MANY Msny are q! called % membership hut Few are
CHOSEN ~ IS one thing % hava th. price of = ssat
M quite another % convince the hoard - go,
n - "iS ~ MI $oo possess me qualities 10 pass
mo ms quest much easier than 6S 5i5 !, e ,, ~2GIq
Greece. for IN tho rlIrious s,sr,' ~, y, p.
af noof OF the Exchange there may Ee no ono. -iDr
mere AZ least u must proceed iu accord with az
1il"ftteh laws that prevail among men of honor
~ .eie ~ deus eN maChua IN this iailv grind ~
seIinNs LutseplaN, n n the spirit of confidence IN
~ m sNli. - harsaining that goes forward there can
~ ~ ,a .oha saw Thar ~ a mans word
-, s'ae ts 'uIhea ON mans past when he ure-
~ sents hiInseli as candidate for membership The
koNtrnofs make "a searching inquiry concerriup bis
integrity a. man and about his financial stsr5
nls fis appHcdtlo0 rs posted and an who Ea,-s
lkht 10 shed may borrow the ear ~ the eo,.er,,rs
" charges ~ unhtness are preferred The candisats
nes ah opportunity 10 answer them Hs h rer-
htt"a 10 present his side through counsel Shollld
ne 90 So the case proceeds "a micEt fp .,[,.-.
Of law. When thc decision Is "a avorable n A. ~
ofoef Tor tht eligible one 10 rnd a rnenher -.
wants 10 sell his seat Usually. however thts ttl
IS attended 10 in advance ~ N''@'i
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
THE q. 4. II. ENCAHPHENT.
.oFrrcIAL PROGRAMME FOR NENT WEEKS
EXERCIsES ISSUED

Washington. oct THE official programme OF
the tri-tv--ixth eucampment OF the "rdnd Army
- the Fsuubllc which will be held in this city
re>t week was issued to-day. In addition 10
,h- dedication Of camp Roosevelt aud the various
amy. CORPS reunions which have been announcer
sr-..fy- there will be mary affairs ot interest
-r,.s rrocrarnre begins With religious services at
,-7r,p Roosevelt Sunday afternoon anu CON
ri~1es until saturday afternoon
Monday morning there will be an automobile
rarade beginning al o'clock, and regatta "h '"e
Potomac River. beginning al 800 O'Clock ana
-7-t,-,.tur throughout the day The afternoon VIII
,,tt-.ss tne dedication of camp Roosevelt, with
addresses OF welcome by Secretary ftty ana
commissioner NacFarIaud. and a response 'y
Commander m chief Torrance ~ night tnere VIII
be- a general campfire AZ Convention Hall
Tn. rrlnclpa. affair Of TUESDAY Will he ntNal
pr,ds with Brigadier General Charles Haywood.
,'ornusandaut Of Marine Corps as marshal
r,lr7her of army corps reunions Will take place
ON that day and also a number ot receptions oS
auxiliary womcu's organizations. tn the after
noon Pension Commissioner Ware VIII GNe
rs,.ut.on. Al night the Grand Army will be
ofHciauy welcomed az Convention Han ON
y,5-.-ta, Uiu occur the general Grand ARMY
.grrade g. which the entire day vii De- given UP
A. uisht there 0lI ho number ~ reunions and
an orf-ial reception ny the Womer's Relief corps
III. m.stlrz ~ the national eucampment will
t4t. r..-, or Thursday and Friday. ON Thursday
rrs Vyorn.r's Relief 'crrs the Ladies Of the
g. T.. rre paurhtsrs. - veterans and t."
llou,r'- Veterans Relief Tuiou viii hold meet
ius- uumher ~ receptions VIII be- EiN'n 'y
on s4turtav the Womon.s Relief corps viii hold
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

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stewart. U7r-gtse. SoG.ooo. ',..... g.
Ausasru, = ooo ro lsa.lr A ,aSS 10 NN' ~ ,,,,
'@'lg l Il - >3 ,,1' Mes. -5y's o. George Leopold
r,ta n h, 10 l55 w-s, s'yloo n Albert Cahlmao
SANE gr'pe7'yi !siiar NaPaan TO Lena Taphan
i'sta ~ ~ So West. l6.~x:9 II. wunaq II 1s
Maiden IaS- No e. sa4 mo- " g IssS,, >ilgg
I'd s. y. ll2 EAST ssNI2t N. frnar,t ,;.-l, Nv
dja sa'T' ASr'7''s ami another. nar'rase sn
s. Mara r'e-~. y, 100 m s. "a ,,aa,,, '"
s'1 SIN s. >'ot sci :, "l'T,saEe m as, rs SIS SOC 'oo
S5t. Wl's.r FsF 10 wols't q i,aS. no1,sls5
Lsnealri sl, s., Nrs =; and -s (. sox,oo 1..,c
'n'5 '"-e i5a r. 70 " Yaaa .-, . lss-.6 5000
l. Hem, to Nrbaas Hsnry s,. 'S @Syleo . Airan
p Myers 20 80 5rl,, u @ Nth- ave 2'Nloo5. charles
F. fobr- r., 10" 's, n of Srh-a,- oozloo5 Io5u
' sspHr srariug e 5i t. sf r5les %,' T.. EPa 2,
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a,S, IS taG sG 'Ga ia.55 ia3 s, \. % 4 " a
ss. so dsa, a Ms,r Amelia MScoTd nd NOR; 9S'
'' Ha,r 81 iva, q, t au3 .ooss, Sr Madison nave roo
1eth ST. s. ioo fl W of 5ib ,,.. a5,-
5ie'rss t'IIS HsarS Tucker 81 al. executors. to
@'1h-st 2's. II 6h. ave 2ixaS o. ,5sj 900
T,urTb NTN Sc, oni ~ ,%noi3er. executors TO Thirty
''th st. No - West IsxIoo5. william J Gould l'''o'O
52i St No * West 2ozIoo l. Rernbsra IsSe 10
5trlG et al. executors and trustees George IA
s-%e Ssl@s2% Pra1yr,, Leon + r.as.i.n e :, = I aOooq
o'ti-~t s.. II "a of Park ave. ~ VViu
o., lam Srenre Co Francis G. LIoyd. -.-.e..'..
t'--I"id st n 1IN5,Na,, ta,
% and Bedford 81. No az. q :. SVJD 5x2o ,yyn
Siestried WlttneT To- Joseph Wtttn,r. mnrtEare
So. ''''''4HHe'
SNth - No - East 6xI00S: Bella Rimberr n,
ym'ur = kurzman; mortgage S2SGuO -.
4-rAlt.-tut corner l2ist-st. n teo
39N 5 BLK " BIN 81 10 I2lst-st X " m \,
MaN Marx To- Fulton Mcmahon. mortgage
l"th - No Sol East. 25x949 sadie Dorfman and -"
another % Solomon Kllngenstein. mortgage
S2u.tju ......-...
Amsterdam ave corner tI6th- 81 . 4E3 \ to
ll+th a NII5 20 Broadway. Society OF the New
YORK Hospital 10 Real Estate Mortgage Com
~. st. No 81 West a5xIoO5: august Herzor io
.sth SrederSe S MiIkenI nSrtsase stooo 1900
John \ Johnson The me con,
pany; mortgage, SI5.OtlO- .-..........-..
Madison No i.S5. $ q 18th
loo. Charles Muller to Arnold Kohn: mort
5th ave No i34S W 3 e5x1o0. samuel stersr
and another to Hermine Burger: mortgage
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9th ave. No l.3d5. :. 25xloO. solomon Dorm
berger 10 Marcus Lsderer. mortgage. SD 100
bIsdNay. corner 5Tth-st. 136 2x166. 3xl16.Sx
llf3. mortgage. S350OOO. 50th- n s. rs n W
~ Park-aVe, l25x2uO 10 5lst- irregular.
mortgage. s2l600O. rs n " of
Fark ave. INlooS, mortgage. $4,000: Broad
way, corner 69h-st. 113. 4xlOe 6xi00 fOX
1912 I4th st. aOo.2 II OF Columbus ave.
!4th 81. ids II OF Columbus ave
tp22 mortgage T. OF $3.50 600: = part all
title. broadway s, SSth-st 5 sth-ave,
Stn-st. 2 block. except shave. 1888
y $ or Seth-st. 10 8xso: n and all title.
mortgage "a OF $500 Ooe the Central Realty
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
HUNGARIAyS' TPIBrTE To wFnLFr

Canton. ohio oct Representative of the Tor,z
kossuth Monument Commission. which r,,vsy..f
and dedicated monument 10 the Hunsarsn patriot
In cleveland on SUNDAY, came To canton ro-5ay .,
pas the respects Of the Magyar-Amerirars N ,b.
memory ~ the late Pres tent McKnIer and ~ has.
wreath of laurel upon his coffin Tn. trit,,
Piacfl on the comm Nds larg, wreath os Is,,r.r
win lbbons dlspiaylu the colors Of Iuur,r, .,i
me hlt-d states. ami bearing the insrrIrti1, ~
s.LLt u49t T'hn9n5 The Magyar 4 ulerir.trs .sl ~
l,lI'l-l lI'l-l ~ ,-il'dte IN" ho-Suth monument t1 -.
memory "i the revertd Mckinley October 4 fs0a t.e