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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-20

!. the buggy behind. but that he could
not see the mans faes. On Thursdsy
moxning Young reappzarwd at tbs
flat carrying the same trunk on his
shoulder. In the evening Of the
same Gay ~ took tire ean8e frtlnk 70
the express office Of weiIs.Farxo q
Co.. On sixth avenue near FIFTY.
ntnth street. ana asked that n be
shipped % Philadelphia. He waa
told that the company did rot sh ,
- that city. and then ASKED that il
ss shipped % chieeso. which Ma
aone.
Fiat In plaoresr
The police entered the fiat and
ruund everything IA disorder. iHdt-
e2ttng a struggle inside In the bed
which we're spotted with hioud. There
weFe several AFfieiss Of female ap-
paFel n thu room. and a stock VAS
Identified by FuiitH~r as one worn BY
ia ~tfe when airs left their house.
IN tne bathroom twa wells and n
mans aIxhtshfrt ~sFe found. stlii
wet. hasinx evidently been used to
wipe up stAina from the floor and
then washed, In an old vaitsa VAS
large number az letters addressed
20 Young. al from woInen- On a
"R@tk N%Ff HTtEf8A E1&ttE@s uffH 0A
which ~as half-ftllsd with hx1rate
% ehlorAL Coroner Sehnler thinks
the woman MAS killed with knock
cut drops. and thai thu murderer
then tried to daamemner the body
hut dszssf~d when he found how alf-
fscult and hso0dy the taxk wvuId be.
Wnsae tn Hahoken Young vas bust
ne*s manager 81 the Crusader. The
paper suspended pnbiieation early Ia
tire summer. ard Young came over
20 this cstT. lie had been In the fiat
was pTevioasiy occupied BY his
father. John w. Young. and Miss
Mary Young. daughter 81 John W
Young Young eIaimeA % caEua
from Seattle and sstd thai he ence
ran q weekly panaF somewhere out
West. He ii described as about -
years old. about q feet 10 > inches
high. with dark hair and ssilew con-
rlexiou-
IL Refugees Mensmansse
The chain OF evidence IN re-
Eardsd a. complete against Hooper
Young. proving him To be the muir
aer~r of Ars- Pulitzer. Witnesses
have been found who say tnAf after
grew excited because he WAS attract
Ing attention He mounted hastily
and made . Wild drive down Broad
way. collitiux with . trolley car ana
several times striking the curb.
Many pedestrians testify to hts APP
pearAnee.
The autopsy shows that the wo-
mans death resulted from the knife
wound ia the abdomen. The head
shows marks Of violent hsowA but
the skull was not fractured.
The flat on fksth street Was oecu-
pied BY John W. Young and several
members Of his family until July I.
when the elder Young went 70
Europe. Hooper Young lid not live
with the family. About = wees be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-20
LEADER OF
TAMMA ANY

NEW YORK. Sept. 3o.--charles r.
Murphy was elected leader OF Tam
many hall at meeting OF the ex-
eeutive committee yesterday. The
credentials Of VIM. s. pevery from
the Ninth district. were referred to
the committee on elections. They
we're objected on the ground of fraud
In The alaellnu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-20
ROOSEVELT
IN OHIO

CINCINNATI. Sept. 2o.--Presldent
Roossscits special train arrived a.
10 oseloek this morning. The presi-
Dental party was met By = reesp-
ton committee. headed BY Senator
Foraker and Mayor FlelschWann.
The city il magntfieentiy decorated
with flags and buntinEs. The pres
tieut held a few hours reception at
the st. Nicholas hotel. Tremendous
cruwds lined tho streets and a large
number OF people were presented To
the president. After lunch the pres
ident will address the business Mems
Association at the Music hall.
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can supply. due Ia. the increase OF the
business in the fair shops OF the city.
None Gone Back
None of the packing house em-
ploYea Who struck on we're locked
out have souc hack to work for the
Frye llruhn Co. and many OF them
are still Idle. the demand for men in
the falr packing houses being smit-
ed The strikers claim that the
FRYE tirnhn Co, has offered them
every inaucemrnt to return to work.
agreeing To sign contracts for a year
IN some eases. hut has not succeed
ed IN inducing any OF the union men
to desert.
Yesterday a rumor was In olreula-
ton To the effect that the Frye
hruhn Go. was supplying the Cars
tens Iireas packing house with meat
for distribution among the fair re-
tail markets Of the city. Upon In
NeHtigatiuu IL WAn found that NUM-
her Of cattle on faaf had been nnld
the esfstenH plant BY the Frye.
Bruhn Co. bat no dressed beef.
Do Net ohiset
The strikers says they 10 not oh
ieet 60 Cefntena Hren buying live
cattle from the Frye llruhn "a. IN
the least, since e merely indicates
that the ierye- flrnhn people are net
able g XIII all the cattle they re
eeivs. and that the Clfafens bros.
are. on the ether hand. slaushteftnN
more than usual ~ a result at the
boycott % Frye frnhn meat
The Tacoma representatives of the
Western Central Labor Union report
the bapyotf very HueesMhfut IN that
city Otsanixed labor has taken up
the Seattle nEht with will. fsw Of
the mnat markets restaurants and
provision stores Of the city are
handling the tayeatted products
Ths new JournsYnea Butchers
union IN Tacoma took tn a number
Of nsw members at tts last regular
meeting
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ONE WOMAN
Is MISSING

MTNoT. s. D.. Sept. zo.-All per-
sons who were in the collapse of the
postofiiee here Thursday are ac-
counted for except one woman. VINO
10 thought to be dead in the ruins.
fttieen people were In the building
lne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-20
KNOX COMES
Home

NEW YORK. Sept. 2o.--Attorney
General Knox arrived today ON the
steamship st. Paul from Parts where
he has been for several weeks ex-
aiming the titles Of the Panama
Canal Company. Mr.. Knox de-
elined to make a statement of what
he had found In the matter or what
recommendation he intends to make
10 the administration.
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LICENSED TO WE'D

The following marriage licenses
have been issued John Tafter a,
and Carrie Leslie. 40. of Seattle VIII
liam Wright. ~. and Kate Johann.
50. OF Seattle. William Hamilton, q.
and Josie Waters, II, of Whstoom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-20
ALLEGED
SEDUCER
Is SHOT

DIES MONIES. lows. Sept. a.
Claiming that Harry Clark. II years
old. had ruinsG her i1-yeAr old
daughter. Mrs. Maude smith this
morning fired five shots 81 Clark.
four taking effect. Clark n dying.
The mother ard daughter have both
been arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-20
RAILROAD
FATALITY

OKLAHOMA. cry. SEPT. sa.-~A
freight train On the choetaW. okla
hofna 4 Gulf road coliided with
circus train near chaetaw this morn
ing killing two persons and intusink
twenty-five.
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while the stampede was IN pro-
gress. the people on the platform
and In the choir were obliged To- look
on heipleesly They at first tried
20 check the excitement by shouting
that there was notaing the matter.
but could not make Themselves
heard. None Of them we're hurt.
The list of dead now numbers %.
and " IL believed II viii reach iiB.
~ many OF the injured are In a most
critical condition. EiEhty-seven are
now identified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-20
MAY FLY
THIS WAY

LONDON. sept. 2o.-Aeronaut
Spencer oontemplates making visit
10 America With his air-ship for ex-
hibition purposes in the near future.
He will make another flight over
week.
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HELP FOR
STRIKERS

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Sept. %.
The Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Firsnnen today voted 1900 for the re-
lief uf the striking uainera The bro-
theFhooa aisn passed resolutions Of
encouragement aud sympathy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-20
WEATHER FORECAST

Seattle and vicinityTohight and
Sunday, Fair. with light east TO
fresh south winds.
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Appeared in the Street

ne w. o'clock Wednesday even.
ssksd . - iist st f5sih street, and
hssas6 Al<s ABOUT Is years old
carry os,s asa Dabney, 70 help him
b ne., : Trunk. The boys rays
that ~ s.enk a. asked. He states
u nssr ,x, .nk vas very heavy ana
Ths fr1ss s'ssa MN II was fuiI Of books,
q o. $3.50. ~ss tied On the hind part
away S1sky and the man drove
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ON CAPITOL HILL

o. =. Mason secured a building
permit yesterday afternoon 10 erect
an $4,000 residence at 70s Fifteenth
avenue. on Capitol IuI.
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SALISBURY
is BETTER

LUcBRNE, Sept. 2o.-rhe eondl-
tion OF Lord Salisbury Is greatly i'm
proved. II IS expected that he viii
be out In q few days.
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KILL I'd BY
RELIGIOUS
FANATIC
Annie Pulitzer Was Murdered by Hooper Young, a
Grandson Of the Mormon Prophet, Said TO be
Monomaniac on the Subject Of Blood
AtOnenent

XIV roRK. sept. sa.-ras cloth
= q Mrs. Annse ruiiszsr. whose
=, seay wss FOUND IN Morris canal
! lussy CTR. % Thursday. was
-, . : f'as At Ne. iss West isssh
-. ~ sAsat The fiai had been
s<svlsd ~ . young man named
susw roane. and the police affirm
- sAsy hare = conclusive chain
! srsa<see sss2slsAinx IN. fact
- Yssas wa4 Mrs puiiszer's MUIR
-.
ovisAam yssnSs orsndssn
susDef young = grandson Of the
- nxkAn roanx. of the Mormon
- II rnA HIS father rs John
Z Ysu.s. . earsfAlissan promssrr.
Il : y ncw In France IN eonnee-
= Win : sAipsuiiainx trust
- yesas US formerly connect
81 ! Seattle newspaper. Re-
- = vas associated VITA TIE
-. : pAe<r puhasshsd ~ Ho-
Prom lsd<aaioas xounx sp-
- . = iasAss shrss~h psrser-
/ ~ rssigssus ncnamspia.
lnens rauuss sfrsess .ersps Of
nss -sss sssnd on wA'sh were In
@c1sye& ma this picture was
arvs 70 The lsvssyn.an fran whom
= snass rs.a hired = buggy On
Nsanss1sy night The Statesman
snn.sis plcked out Younxs face as
- < sks man Who got IN. buggy
Iens d s<ls@vea now 10 have ,efs
= say.
Vs.. !. $780,.
a@'''A on
s = ''
' s''as' guar
- o else Young murdered her
= Der jewslry. Of which she had
''ns q eenxiaerabls vsiue- IL Is as
red that sire knew Young before.
= : admitted By thu woman's hus-
10 mat her character was not
''sv+ fsprozeh- Pulitzer says tina,
= wife told him early In the sven
- ~.
saa asked her 70 90 with him
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PANIC IN
A CHURCH
Scores of Negroes are
Killed in Stampede

ntRMiNGHAM. Ala. aent. sa.--A
stampede IN the shiloh negro nap-
list church last night. caused by a
false alarm Of are. resulted tn the
death u - persons while at Least -
have since died and many Others
ara seriously injured.
Al noon only 40 bodies OF tha~a
Killed outright In ths stampede have
been Identified. The - unidentified
stantiy sarTaanas H. u sssa ! ins
shops. Ten OF the injured did IL
the hospitals this afternoon. Hev.
eFai have died at their homes. where
they we're taken after they we're
hurt The death fsf wiii reach tea.
NO white personn we're KILLED. al
though several were injured. ruilua-
man E1ledwv MAS severely injured
While trying ~ auefi tire panic.
a unnw the dead strangers identified
this rnerning we're. KeV. a Price. Of
saNs 9. Alien. Of Chattanooga. j a.
Roanoke. ~ Montgomery. Ala will
IAN HtlliAFd. Of TexArkans. ARK all
prominent negro aIxinea.
Packed 10 shs Limit
INV AAAHt ENsRA#I dHAEE0 AAH
crowded 10 It's ulnsust limit OF stand
ing ruom. At fhe close 81 an ad.
dssss by Booker i. Washington. an
alteration occurred in the choir,
y hich led 70 n cry that q night Was
going on. In the audience u wAa
changed TO cry Of fre. the crowd
Instantly rose and sursed toward
the fsoF
In the rush hundreds were knock.
Of down and tranpl~d under foot.
At the entrance 90 the auditorium
there II a long flight OF steps. de-
serndtnw \ distance OF rs feet to the
sidewalk Down these stepm the
crowd hurried Ifaeif In 4 frantic mob.
Many people we're trampled down.
and when the tunuIt subsidized. 20
dead bodies were picked up on the
steps alone. Inside. a struggling
szAas Of humanity Aurgsd towards
the exit. tire weaker ones being
knocked dnpu and disrezarded BY
the frsnzied multitude tira alarm
had been turned In and the firemea
and q squad Of police finally man
aged 70 clear the entrance and ultius-
atsIy 90 aubtua the excitement. The
injured persons we're. aorna OF them.
taken 70 hospitals. and others we're
taken care Of By surgeons on the
ground. The dead were mostly
snothered. though some expired
from injuries after they were taken
out.
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fore the murder he came 20 the piaee
and demanded the keys. which were
given 20 hisn.
The four young Mormon mis-
staHerleA who were also living In
the house are Lawrence Taylor. i.
L. Woods. John II. reFtar and Ciars
enre Snow. They we're asleep n che
house when the murder Was CON-
mttted.
on Thursday morning Young called
on a ffirnd IN brooklyn named X,
Z. En4er. whom he told that he wan
seiag % tho Rocky Mountains 90
1--we. Ans@r waA associated with
Young tn the publication Of tha mo.
boksn paper. The two became Aes
auAlntea IN Butte. Aent. Is isei
Young was Their travelling fer drug
house Hefure livtux IN lutte Yeunx
had worked on \ ranch belonging -
hts father In Montana. lie went
Fast tn 1901.
Trunk Opened In Chicago
CHICAGO. sert. 18.-The trunk
shappe4 here hy Hooper Young was
taken ffaB tbs express office % the
police this morning. The nature Of
TIE contents have not been made
public. but il Il believed that they
are the victims ctathlng.
Tire trunk was returned - THE ex
press office ~ith the eaasents undls-
turhe1. The secrecy maintained b.
the police leads 10 the belief that
important evidence vas found. not
only concerning the murder or Mrs.
Pulitzer. but also "a t. the probable
direction taken BY Young IN his
fiixhs.
vours In Seattle
Detective A. u. Lane af the Seattle
police department in Of the nusnaon
hat Hooper Ynnns. the New Yark
u the same man Nho fig-
nFsd prominently In the Genet laet4-
ent On fuEnt Sound IN isse. with
Walter Irving. n convicted murderer
nov In Walla Wasfn peultentsary.
At that time Young. with irving.
hired The schooner Csnset and aslits-
era selv planned to proceed TO Ad-
miralty had 10 murder an old
fanrnHr for hla money. The bastard
~ ertfue wak thwarted hy the can
tain of tbe schooner. who surrnlaed
that all vas not right. and gained
a confession from Young. These
facts N~re ascertainsd BY Detective
Lane while working on the Ffnlay-
Garrison murder. which occurred in
1881 irving. who was the conapan-
Aa71 ~ NaHHE 0tf khH AaaffaFts NaH F&f-
xleted of the murder 81 Garrison.
ans is row serving 70 years for the
crime.
The published description of
Young. the taurf*eree wanted IN
New YORK taiIfNn with that given ny
Lane Of the Young known here IN
ts91. except that the New York man
IL DIES rlbad a. being saliaw- faced
and haFxaFd- looking. The man
known here had d rudy complexion
and wn# apparently healthy. This
however may be explained By the
fart that tbs man may have bean iiv-
luR a fast life since IN other ways
the description answers exactly.
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. bar<s -ksrper nayh that a mar IN
stfsrs .tsnsrsc the bridge shortly
tsspsv .a.-alfht "Wednesday. The
- That a trunk ras tied 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-20
LOTS

Several lots on East Lake avenue.
near Lake Union, az 1850. ts1e, tsVR
and 5000.
Lot 90 100. on Tweniy fourth ave
nue, near Irving ttk0
On Twenty fourth avenue, norm o.
Madison $3.50.
A number Of Lots IN West seattle'
slightly. with good view, a. tlks
each.
Herbert s Upper
IL and 10 6ehsusruan bleek,
First Avenue and Cherry Street
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can supply. due To the increase OF the
business in the fair shops OF the city.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
EMPERoR's OFFER A SURPRISE.

BERLIN PAPERS COMMENT ON THE AP-
PRoPRIATENEss OF THE GIFT.
Berlin. May 16.-Emperor Williams offer to
present statue of Frederick the Great to the
United States was a surprise to the German
public, which had come to regard the trip of
Prince Henry to the United States as a closed
Incident.
The news OF this gift announced too late
this evening TO receive editorial comment in the
afternoon papers. They print, however, allu-
sions to the appropriateness OF Emperor Will
lans act.
The Emperor. so far as is known. has not yet
placed the commission TO execute the statue, al
though IL will probaby be given TO either Herr
Begas. Herr Lessing or Professor Uphues. The
last mentioned has been with Emperor William
AZ Wiesbaden for several days past.
The Emperor and his suite journeying to-
night from Wiesbaden to Potsdam, where the
Whitsuntide vacation will be spent at the new
palace.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17

contracting Company. appeared in the Jefferson
Niarket court yesterday a summons obtained
ny Park Commissioner Wilcox and said that the
pioeks placed around the trees at Fortieth-st and
' oiAth.ave'' which the Park Department believed
We're injuring the trees would be removed
Professor Solomon Schechter will be the guest Of
the Judaeans at dinner to be given ar the
tuxedo Madison-ave. and Fifty-ninth-st. on the
evening of May %.
me second series OF historical excursions of the
copies Institute is proving successful and on
ach s monday evening the lectures and visits TO
inherent parts of the Metropolitan Museum of Art
are largely attended. The visits 10 the Art Mn
scum are conducted by William Kellogg and they
follow an illustrated lecture on art at Cooper
Union. This series will be continued for six weeks
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
NEW YORK CITY.

sermon commemorative of the seyenty-seyenth
anniversary Of the American Tract Society will be
preached tomorrow at D. m by the Rev Dr.
george {. Lorimer In the Madison Avenue Baptist
Church. at Thirty-hrst-st
me fhyAcal Education Society OF New-York and
It's vicinity viii at D. m. TO-DAY IN the rooms
of the West Side Branch. Young Mems Christian
Association. No. Ss West Fifty-seventh-st DR.
Henry Ling Taylor will read a paper on THE
Foot in Gymnastics" which will be illustrated by
lantern slides
4S Sanford, engineer of the Degnon- Mclean
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17

55ale kuttner et al agt J Harris ct al; NJ & 8
attys Hendrick ref; action No l. due judgt
costs 1913 65 taxes, $3.50 62: 10 Strauss
s% sVr l's East 95t-st 2es 4 Of Lexington
sss action .,So No 2 due on judgt sa215 2a costs
By Pete No. cSo
w n IT Of 154h-st. 50xlO0; story with
soIes; foreclosure sale; City Mortgage Company
fd HGhnuss ct al Hyatt atty; cowen ref due on
Juet 2S 81: costs, $242 90 etc 1922 60 prior
IIge S261Sl 81; TO Knatz for S3 27s PIG West 43d
III r. Of 1th-ave, 9xlO0 story dwg h; fore
sure or platntns lien = Bell al: Bowers
a SANDS attys r II Williams. ref: judgt, costs
etc: ": 10 81; to 2 II Uthoff for S33. 100
,yJaInes ny James L " ellis; Sd and Brook cor ex-
IiiIhg 70 Port Norris Branch Railroad. 46 26xSS PAX
. EAs6 9s three story hs, with stores; foreclosure
sdes A Sandys agt f Ketchum all Lttel, atty; II
knoppel, ref due judgt S37 7s6 81 costs 1914 AZ
taxes etc, S3,3S4 46; TO the plaintiff $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

The following plans have been filed with the
Ruilding Bureau Borough OF The Bronx
Ryer and Burnside aves.. southwest corner, two
three story brick dwelling houses x55 feet; Loeb
fortv-eighth-st and Third-ave owners; Moore
Iandsidel One-hundred and -forty-eighth- and
Third dave architects; $500 each.
Prospect-ave west side 90 feet north OF Boston .I
Road. two two story brick dwelling houses 22X36
feef: Margaret strease No. l. 4O5 Vyse-ave, owner;
Moore Iandsidel One hundred and forty eighth
ST and Third-ave., architects; 5000 each.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Racing Morris Park.
Presbyterian General Assembly, Fifth Avenue Presby
terrain Church. morning; visit 10 NewYork University
afternoon
annual meeting Presbyterian Womans Temperance As
socianon Central Presbyterian Church. Fffty-sevenh-
Ct. near Seventh-ave, a. m
School Fifth Avenue Hotel noon
Mayor Low FIstbush; reception at Wildwood Club
house afternoon.
Athlerc games for public school bows OvnnnIa Field
One hundred -thirty-hfth-st ana Ienoxraye az
ternoon - anu '@ei0A ave- ~
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

West Endaye. Nos $50 and s52 s. 5ox1oo:
Ndyron Oppenheim Eleanor L Hoffman,
executors mortgage ss5 600, 5. s42 so. s1SC
otn-ave, W 8. 5o+ II Of 45th-st. O.2x1OO: Edwin
CTould and wife to Robert Tagsart. jr; quit
oth-ave. S, 1852 IT Of 46th-st 25 2xiO0:
george F Shrady and wife Edwin Gould: !.
riverside Drive $. 2s IT Of ssth-st. 47x1OO:
" lIIaIn W Hall TO James Noble another;
%"o -
S3d-st $, 63 It Of 11th-ave. 75x9s o; Anna w
1anpbeIl 70 the Prtnce & Knke Iron Works;
6th-ave s. i25 n OF le;b - Ok 9ioo o.
Edwin Gould and wife to Robert Taggart jr:
Sunolk-st, No 1S7. 25x100; Solomon Marculescu
70 Lyman Rechtstet; s. So so; mortgage,
93d-st. No 17a 1873 East. o0xi0oS; Esther "
tEaiseman to Herman Jacoby and another r s.
50: mortgage, S57 900. ..........'. ....''
oth-ave. No 4374, corner 127th-st 25x1OO;
81 Ernest Machenbach TO Joseph F Goldsoll r s,
" 10; mortgage. $4,000. 0...................... Ga
RIVERSIDE Drive. s. soil fl n of 1O6th-st 20xs9;
a. a II Wiggin TO James Roosevelt ir; r S.
49Ih-st No 100 West. 25x1OO: Mary Casson to
Edward Corey: r S. SO 25: mortgage 500 900 az
2Utn- 81 s 473 II W Of 5th-ave. 23x92: Catherine
NJ Broughton to the Alliance Realty COMPANY;
X = IS 20; mortgage S25. 900.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
GRAND-Major Z. X. Webster, L. S. A. HOFF-
EAN-Norman f. Mack, OF Buffalo. J. B. Calvo.
Sicaraguan Minister. Washington, and Governor
William II. Taft OF the Philippines. HOI LAND
Henry Ives Cobb, of Washington. MANHATTAN
Captain George a. England. L. 5. A; Lieu
tenant Daniel w Wirtsbaugh L. s. N, and eX-
Governor Charles Warrsu Liopitt OF Rhode Island.
PARK AVENCE-Bishop c. II. Brent, of the Phil
ppine Islands. WALDORF-P. A. B. Widener, of
Philadelphia; Nicholas E Herman, OF Utica, and
Judge John II. Doyle, OF Toledo
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
TIE GREAT STRIKE IN SWEDEN.

Stockholm. May 1s-More than fifteen thousand
Horkmen have now Joined the strike in support Of
electoral reform.
At the conclusion of the suffrage debate in the
First Chamber the government agreed to introduce
4 bill in the Riksdag in 1903, based on propor-
Ional elections
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17

Henry Corn has bought the buildings No II to Is
West Nineteenth-st from the Alliance Realty Com
pany which purchased them through w. f. & F. B.
-ravIor The Alliance Realty Company has also
honght Nos II and 70 West Nineteenth-st. and
Nos 10 l2 IL and 16 West Twentieth-st. and re-
sold them TO Henry Corn. These parcels will also
form the site for eleven story building. The
conobined plots COMPRISE nine lots, with frontage
of Ia5 and 100 feet running through from street to
street.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
PLANS FOR ALTERATIONS TO HOTEL
BRISTOL

Plans were filed for alterations to the story
brick building the northwest corner OF Fifth
ave and Forty-second-st., occupied by offices and
stores The front of the building is to be taken
out and store front put in. Elbridge T.. Gerry, of
NJ, 96l Broadway, is the owner. and Davis & Shep-
ard of No 203 Broadway. the architects. The
estirnated cost is $4,000
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

Ey uIiam NJ Ryan: 442 East Houston-st n W cor
ManhattaI-st 81 12Axc1S; s story ten h. with stores
Ree5 & Reed attys; a L Martin, ref; due on judgt
So ISL AZ: costs ss3 80 taSss etc 1882; prior
so1;1" 70 philips Co: IFS Bsst s5th-s 2s2s IT