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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-05-15
Dangerous Oil Tanks.

Would it not be well for the city au-
thorities to look into the matter of get
ting the oil tanks near the depot removed
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-05-15

Mrs. L. II. Northrup has gone on an
eastern trip. She will visit Evanston,
Toledo, Boston and other eastern points.
In Boston she will visit with her son for
some weeks.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-05-15

Mrs. Herbert Carleton and children left
today for their home at st. Louis Park
after a four weeks visit with the for
mers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Barney
The children were al sick during their
stay, one of them seriously SO, but all
have now happily recovered
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-05-15
Social and Personal.


Geo. nj. Smith of the Standard Oil
company was in Waterfowl, S. d., Sun
day and Monday. A heavy rain fell there,
and the ground was wet all the way back
to Mankato.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-05-15

The health officer is the proper person
to look after such matters. When out
houses become detrimental to health
they can be declared nuisance, and the
health officer is the official who can and
should act in the premises.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-05-15

ties where the sewer and water mains
run within half block of the infected
One might almost say-district. Is
there no one that has any authority
when such condition exists?
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-05-15

w. N. Plymat went to Mapleton on
legal business today.
Mrs. w. ]. Merchant and children will
leave Pensacola, Florida, in day or two
for Chicago, where they will visit for
several days, returning to Mankato the
middle of next week
j. Z. Lindberg of Minneapolis is visit
ing friends in the city. He was born in
Mankato, but moved away fourteen
years ago and has not been back since
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stevens and D. f.
Bowen took a trip to Saltwater today.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-12


.xs. - ~, v~aka them
pus =" . :. a. 4. ~ sncs IN New York
' s, =. .,,,,,h ,rso,,entsd bv At lovcrs
as' WI, - 49, :, 80 ~,
anS .,o,,..,,op ~ ancient
49, "a door, nlsced In such
e.a'oy, 49, ali .bout the long.
,~ h,,,,d,na - ~ and green IA the din OF
r,,,,,tson, h,,si,a.s the hun Of the factory
"a ,hs .hr,.l cr,ss ~ the women and chill
49, ., ,ha ,snsmsn,s To plunge from
IN .,,. ,u.,,. oons,,s;on and disorder into
all tns ous'e, com son s 49, and, the
garden statuary Of centuries ago. then into
the soft -colored lights from the church
rindovs Of the craftsmen long dead and
."nN.. - >an.I,v into an omen court
where scattered about are the stone benches
OF dismantled converts OF Italy and France:
Nth here and there a wondrously carved
49, 49,, -. -, .no,an, s,,r dial. Ia a novel
Vasquo y. $3.50 ?"
This entire museum. for IL IL museum
-.rS"n .. 40 10 dscorstrd with flowers,
~,,,Isx o. ths fHte which a
P'an.o snu eaoN ~ ~ ~. .,o,.tv
numoer o, women WI I W.. E,;S.w nsrt
for the benef At OF the Orthopedic Hospital.
The nr,ce Of Admission IL to be IS, but 1t Ia
,.sS.od To- tho ,r;vi,e ee of wandering
enc ap ihoeta LOT u'' pl'sn ~ =, .-s
for three solid hours among tne ". .essu'es
Of centuries ago. and preparations are
being made by Mr.. Glaenser for large
orowd ~ visitors.
o'o~u W S,s ~. c,s.n,.r,.
The builoInss which hoio mr. H'aenAe'
tr asurs have floors OF solid masonry and
roofs OF glass. In the main room meg
.snins nonr has been placed at the north
a - -. ~. a, - hss .rr.ng,d
eho' ano nefo .ue nAy - 80
renaissance room with O Jung on go,SS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-12

fenale figures to the famous figure In
Botticellis .Springtime,'
The heads OF the women In theee two
works Of art arc 20 nearly alike that there
was no doubt in the minds Of experts that
they were made from the same model
The draperies Of the figure. however,
strongly indicate that 1t is French Renais-
sance.
A mural fountain from the Azzolo Palace,
the last residence Of the Queen Of Cyprus,
occupies one wall OF this room. II will he
explained to those who visit the fete next
Friday that the Queen OF Cyprus was q
Venetian lady who married the last King Of
Cyprus and on his death gave Cyprus to
Venice. -. a.. .s...-,. -.
In return for the gift the nation gave the
Queen the Azzolo Palace, from the garden
Of which this superb fountain Of the fifteenth
century comes.
A beautiful French vasque OF the Renais-
sancs from the estate Of Baron Hirsch. q
beautifully carved vat once on the estate
OF the Duke Of Parma in Rome, a fountain
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-12

in the thirteenth century. II reaches al
most from the, floor to the ceiling, and for
its presence , In this country New York
has 20 b thankful to the vandalism OF the
me dern Italian. -.
The outstors, Of this church said Mr..
act Of vandalism when they took this altar
down and, allowed II to get out Of their
country. Il was an act Of vandalism,
however, for which we are TO be thankful.
Although the, Church Of San, Francisco
was built In tho .thirteenth century. this
and is representative Of that period. The
Italians wanted an altar Representative
Of the period In which the rest Of the church
was built. and they took this piece OF gen.
uine seventeenth century work out and
eph. II. replacing 1t with an altar built In
Imitation Of thirteenth century work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-12

On either side Of the altar 10 large Louis
XIV vase, taken with other objects in the
court from French chateau, and on three
walls Of the court are decorated doors from
the Torlonia Palace in Rome, which was
dsmantled two years ago In order to make
room for a new avenue. The two doors
Of the court are stone work Of the fifteenth
century. Distributed about are . num-
Der OF eighteenth century garden statues
and other objects OF that and other
periods
The most conspicuous objects In the large
sance statues which were lent by their
owner to the retrospective exhibition in
Paris in 1900 in order that their exhibition
might settle once and for all the contro-
versy over whether they were italian or
French Renaissance. II was finally decided
that they were Italian Renaissance because
Of the resemblance Of the face Of ono OF the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-12

statues, fountains, vases and massive
doors and gates that made beautiful palaces
and churches OF Europe in the fifteenth.
sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. The
New Yorker who lives to boast that little
Of everything can be found in his great
city can point for proof Of this fact to the
just completed Italian gardens Of Eugene
0laenzer, the Fifth avenue art dealer,
which are to be thrown open to the public
on Friday afternoon next from until Y
O'Clock for the benefit OF the New York
Orthopedio Hospital. '.t
Mr.. Glasnzer's treasure storehouse Is on
West Twenty-Arst street. just west OF
Eleventh avenue and almost on the North
River. Fora year It has been 10 course Of
construction. and now that 1t Ii finished and
the art treasures Of the dealer have been
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-12

OF Neptune and two mermaids from Verdi,
palace In Milan, rare Gothic well with II,
iron surroundings and heavy pals, m,
black and gold gates OF the Pizzano Palar,
and a score OF other objects are also on ex.
hibition In this room.
The managers Of next Fridays fate hon,
that the combination OF inoentives-tbs
chance TO see these valuable art object
In such novel surroundings and the desir.
to assist worthy charity-will bring lare,
number OF people to Il. Mr.. Glaenzer I,
in charge OF the affair and among the womer
who are to assist him in making Il financial
success are Mrs. Charles b. Alexander
Mrs. James Abercrombie Burden, Ms
Maurice Dwight Collier, Mrs. r. Fulton
Cutting, Mrs. Seth Barton French, Mrs
Henry Elias Rowland, Mrs. Henry Mar.
quand, Mrs. j. Archibald Murray Mra.
Whitelaw Reid, Mrs. Douglas Robinec.
Jr., Mrs. William Robson, Mrs. Willard
Douglas Sloane. Mrs. Marion Story, Mira
Walter Lspenard suydam and Mrs. JohI
Hobart Warren.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-12
ART OBJECTS IN AN ODD HOME
MIR. GLAENZEFS ITALIAN GAR
DEN TO OPEN FOR CHARITY.

A wonderfuI Museum In Factory and Tene-
Inent surroundings-Art spoils From
the Palaces, Converts ana Churches
Of Europe to he Exhibited for the
Bcnent OF the Orthopedic Hospital.
In an environment OF factories, lumber
yards and tenement houses one would
scarcely look for museum OF art treasures
from the Old World, would scarcely expect
TO find mounted Is nearly as possible a.
they were In their original state affairs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-12
THOUGHTWAVES BETWEEN EN-
BEATING OUT SIMILAR LETTERS
IN PSYCHO-LITERARY SHOPS.

How Else Can You Explain the Themes
In the Gentle Art of Dollar 0etitng
- Practised by the Columbia Sc,ehtfhe
Academy. Here and the American
College q sciences In Philadelphia
Tho Columbia Scientific Academy. news
about which TH. Sun has printed before.
does business at 1881 Broadway. Tho
Am. riosn Colkge Of Sole NO holds forth
at lle Walnut street. Philadf lphia. So
far "a the public knows, thrre is no connec-
ton be twetn the two institutions. exc pit
such as may grow out OF the fact that Ross
F. Robertson. Psych. D.. C. d. president
OF the Columbia Scientific Academy. got
one Of his dr. grees from the Philadelphia
institution. e. Virgil Neal tn isurer OF
the Columbia Scie ntiHc Academy and
senior member OF the banking firm Of E.
Virgil Neal Il Co.. WHOSE banking outfit is
on the same floor as the academy, says there
isn't. Mr.. NJ al also says there's no con-
NJ ction between the bank and tho academy.
On March 2, Mr.. NJ al Explained Mr.. Robert
sons degrees az follows: .I't. $50.
.'Psych.' mo ans psychology, and the
first d me ans doctor. or doctor Of psychol-
ogy. He got that degree from lows Col
ege. The c and the other D mcans char
acter delne@ or, ana ne 90. 'ne' aIu'r
the American Conc 81 Q, Sch noes IN rn,Is
deiphia: he waa . stuoent tnere io' soSu'
q var 'ft.s.s.l
is that hsutulon any'nme IKE sou's'
Mr. n, al was asked. lf| 'i--, 3" a..
WELL said he. Its sone thing like
ours. They teach occult things there /.
But II there isn't any other come ction
between the two institutions than that an
It Is evident. from COR, spondence recently
spt out from the Philade lphia and New
York institute one, that the re H. q literary
style N culiar and common 10 both. On
90 $3.50 $500 an - pc,>.xs.o,
r.I... - s,nt ~. ,-on, ~ coi,,nnhis
Se;sr.;a. .oaao,nv sddvt.,.d "a sD..r
49, !. Tho \, aS,rg Of hi. l.,t~, sts,es
~. ~, ..anr,,. r. s,ncorrora,ed 80
s s snd IN, Ia can,,aI ia aim on
En lnr;, q ie,,or signed .Jsme.R Kinney.
a.. 49,, ~ 80 MGR va. am, ou,
49,, Tho Amcrico, College ~ sciepc-s
IA, "a 90 IN. ar NJ, -, Tho ktte,-
h I'D Of the Pn,sd o ps,s S111 n1, stat.
capital api sioo. COO Thu writer Of ach Ettsr
seems 70 take ps cuns,,y syn .sa ,. 70.
.ddro sscd Tho hypnotic and ma Snetic
~. a. II, -, a.. -
Pnhsr.son psvch n e n ana Ksnnoy
y;.s.nr, sid. nj and general manapet. ro,,st
hayo ho, n xihra,;no in barmorv r.hen The
TO- l. TT. n, va vr;,t,n AZ .nI,s Ia
Am, =, nce in date, Tssi IN Robeyt.on.
- r.,v~n. = ~. ,,,., 49,, 80. ,
personal friend Of yours, Who hss cornpistSd
our course and received hi. Sipioms He
d hars never ~ het"re lei, in s,rane.r. N A.
more than ever .tonvi1ced thu, you ought U
have the ki.MaEt cournt slnos hesrtns
New-York tribune., 1903-04-09
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

b Samuel C5oldscicker- , 135th-st. 25 Il Of
5-1-zrt bk h foreclosure OF PHI :
.i=-- 1Ia-r E Rogers 7 v Stein et al Rogers
atv. Moses Herman ref due On judgt costs etc sz--
% taxes e-c sos CO: the plaintiff for $1,000
/ = Phillips & CO. % Rose-st. 154s = s OF
sale H GARNER agr Emily J Murray et a; J N
GARNER any Coldrnsrk ref: taxes etc SlZtS 40
r-airTtf 11- sI5.Too-
3 i 2 InE-aaa-n d Co Bronxdale-ave. " s, s OF
No-rs Park-ave lots ~ and 81 - 42xf2 lx5oxsa 81
vacant foreclosure sale Anna Purdy agt Mary Sleerd
due O. 5udEr 81 454 costs S252 35 taxes, etc
s. adjourned April y BroIxdale-aye " s. 5 OF
E5-z=-lz-ave ~. 5o55xss 2Sx3txoS5 Nctlt
foreclosure parties actiC1 que on 9u1s
60 So etc Sis 40; aooucIed 70
Ap-l =. E-onxlse-ave. Cf Morris Park-aVe. I2t
r - Zlx10T zx25x1IC6 81: vacant foreclosure ss ~
rs--l+s. action JUdgI- S4s9 30 costs siZ q
adjourned Auril
~ rpa VsI.rezrss- COS An-hony-ave. 8 III II n
Fr1--~:Se-ave p 11x137x25 4x132. story avg n,
exc-s sale. 70 $500: 1874 @d-aFe n " COT
-SF-s 2lsx1C6 story bk store and ten n VIE siihi'9
t1e rea-. excTs sale 70 T N COOK Tot $50 's . -
lanes 7 Wells CornronVe lth-ave . s 90 = = of
,re-- Place czxl6G dvE Z. foreclosure sale
1z-- Affee AZ John - al Julius t1eiaerl-al
F-5esor. due Ju1EI s-9oo - 1s17'
500 s. taxes etc So Joseph Scllalch Ior
81 Vincent a Ryan: 165 ano 1bt Sprlng--s1 n -
Broad 5uav. 45 .211 IX23 sx-ii 70 80
F-rsEv- x-5 story bk store foreclosure saLe 9
s-vs r Jackson -ef: 1udEt Sse3lf 80 e So
se taxes etc $3.50 Q E Chisholm lor
-3- E--s- I KennelIv- zU3 z 5sth-sI 8 ~ y : oI
Ie-sve i sIsx1G04 single 7 n pupilC e10
zion - Mrs y Jones for SlA500.
Pr Fe-e- 2 Never & Co s47 1oth-ave " e. 2ol y $ OF
sale estate Keil deceased; 70 George
r -
New-York tribune., 1903-04-09
SOME INTERESTING LEASES.

Hll-ia-r A White & Sons have made the follow
.-g leases for terms Of years: The store. basement
and sub-bssene-t Of No 1O7 Itberty-st 70 George E
4Heck- the upper Part Of the building No. s. John
s. 20 the New-YOrk Carbon Paper Company; the
TOP foo Of the building at the northwest corner Of
Centre ard White SIS. TO he Bent Glass Novelty
Company; the first loft Of No IS Warren-st. to
Charles = Borne the lofts OF No. Io2 B-oad-st. to
c y Poulidesi the house No 81 West Twentieth
s. 70 Ms. + N Atwood, and part OF the building
No -n- LIberry-st- to the Manhattan Motor and
Power Company
u s I Hess report thar they have completed
rhs leasing OF The new eleven story and basement
building about 10 be erected by Henry Corn g No
NJ. = 70 z West Nineteenth-st. The last lease
= be closed for the entire store and basement
Brown L-r-eIl & Co. oe Boston. The ground
has Just been broken Tor the building. which
< COMPLETED By January ! and will contain
ebo-- SD 30 square feet The rental for the entire
building Will taIl little short Of S125 600 year
New-York tribune., 1903-04-09
p,isINEss TROUBLES.

1-,oe Bischoff yesterday appointed ~ L.roa5
.I-a-tc Of Jones & Mccormick No Loo % g.
va receiver for 259o"o shares ol So IN deposit
T-rf.a6 states Gypsum Company no" 0-
M JyicperhocIer Trust Company -..,
Win tNe H,.~o--oicz are the owners Of the stocn
80 recently enjoined by Hewitt boloe
rector of the company. from dsposing s pt for ep
on ''ls SIao;zn the company. Mr. Mccormick salo
ing ing, hs Ind his partner Percival s Jones were
tila' =. ,rs of the company. and that Bo'ce hao
nclhlns 70 y - - . bond of s25,G10 a receiver, ana
hond Of $1,000 indemnify the re
boice g. .n, damages that may accrue 10 MN
through the injunction suit -. ,,estarday
Justice Davis. Of the supreme g. re ra1ts
o,,+ed Lewis 4 Abrams receiver TOT tii9
ON ~ West 5f!Ei4r aEai8sf
pending a o snI pro- ~ and others TO foreciose
1norTgsz for $1,000 ,a.- ~ No S West Twen-
Charles E. Smith. auctodleSi oasigned to William r.
.,,sionth-st yesterday ss9i7i
ogden without preference
New-York tribune., 1903-04-09

- 1opv-7ob- Jacob Astor. Warren Delano, ,,1 Junior:
en ana Of Laura DeIano deceased Plaintiffs. ms
against Hubert desGes C-5aaIsf Thomas T she-
man as Of the Pcop&eT{y & 81 s zsSsth lem Wih
ffron Chapman William Astor Chahier lSiS P5 WiT
fSTop Caner Aida BeeSTaan Emmet FIesteT Marion
ChLIsr Ifsrion Winthrop Chaner. May Margaret Gabr
ee Chanier Hubert Winthrop SaaH; sfvvassnf Chaner
beth winthrop Emmet Margaret GhaRSr e sF Emmet
ChaHleT @ as trustee under VIII Of Laura A
Ielsno John Armstrong ,nIea7 flan Vi:IIam astor
chanier hePe5 MaFS1Ff SISs has559R B5fman
Fmne and renainderne2 franklin Is oT Be5 a Of Trust
from John @ S9f29 s2teuber 10th 1874 Franklin b Lord
and Quas II rasrs as substituted Trustees under
Deed Of Trust oe executed sd 6 sPteber s,6 1S49
In B. Lord and Iuein H Beer as m William B AstoT
Is 509 % % rp New York Life Insurance and Trust Con
pSny Of Kew Franklin B. Lord and and. EaHq9G nea5o 10
Baylles Trustees Of The 5eTt @ I9 of William B Asor
under The ast WI Wtis aF ieepie stanton Franklin b
deceased ] ]F II Beers as substituted Trustees under
the special VIM Of Wiiam r As AstqF rgd5m 6f Great
RTfai5 and ireland Henry Astor William MaIaJ[i - AI, 5
ac0b As individually Charlotte augusta Hq5s caT
linz S'scT tsg 2 Febeccs Rooseyet MARY allen lanes
Iaurcas Van Allen sarah s5SwsTa T@lser yoIsummoGs"
70 THE AB6vE NAMED REFENDANI5 I y the com
la,1+ in MS action serve copy Of your me
the Palntfs atone ze ga3 ~ ths day Of service
appear or af'SVt
; t +akan against you by default for Ihe iei4e1 -
1srde6 in Complain
E2R4 Rs9 dFoRsT ALDwIN Plani7w q VA Att9Tpsy s1TesF
ff--rLI Address. No - WAN oIeel'
Manhattan. OF New 1oIh,
5ese1darrS. Armstrong ldieI' A-a4--
10 tEparior Beatrice Margaret Mary Cnanef re-.
Sastgr Winthrop Chanler May 4redel
Hubert Winthrop Charlef, 1900
1uet:s Doroby Chauer. Lewis 5tuYFessnt nan
aiq q- S,anler Armstrong Chapman AargaTeI 5, IJ5d
charlotte Augusta HEg ana Eooe'
Of the SUBSTITUTED
-acfai win Of William r Astor relating 70 sls
Public Debt of the Aingdofn o.
Ireland md Margaret Chansr on oeiL
5efe-daurs Beatrice Margaret Aary
re [F.-icr C,nanler. Marion WinthTop chahe
8le7 Gabrielle Chaner. Hubert " inthrop
~ ~ Ward Chanler Julia CnafnferlaI
- tehaIf Of infant defenaaht
arrold On behalf Of the infant defent.sfl- -
70 r Junior, and 10 John J. ehaPLlSe-tt %
tpe infant defendant ChanleF Ar1listfoh5 NiAP
puhlica
e-rrs1art to a. order OF the Hon J. A VT,
Ilo.' ~ +he supreme Of the state OF ~ 80
SSSS re 12th cav Of March. 1903 snd nlea - Ner
.rlaI-t n the Office Clerk OF the SoI.. 4, 10
Court House. IN sac
Borough of Manhattan, City OF ~" --
OF March. 1903
1rT-S-ry deFOREST BALDWIN. Ftaihtaliis, -, sect
II Nf7cA and Post Office Address. No AZ wan ''
f3nrougFl OF Manhattan. city q New 1ofk
New-York tribune., 1903-04-09
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Pease Gilman have sold for P Collins No IS
East sixty-hrst-st, four story brownstone dwell
.ng house. lot 1sx1ao feet.
whitehouse & Porter have sold for Mrs. Amelia
Nayhof No So Park-ave., four story dwelling
house. on a lot Isx52 feet.
T9cken & Lilly have resold for Isaac Mayer the
two FIVE story hathouses with stores. No 2.674 and
2.576 Eighth-ave-. on a plot 5oxI0o feet.
z. Pollak has sold for Joseph Schneider q lot
25x1-4 feet the north side Of sixteenth-st. 2al
feet east OF Fourth-ave Wakefield. He has also
sold lots No as TO ass. sS1 $50 and 7s7 and 7ss
e. I.aconia Park. UIIlia1nsbr1dge
Abraham c. Weinsarten has sold to Benny Heris-
berg Nos 81 and 2S East Fffteenth-st-, two six
story tenement houses. on plot 52xlOs3 feet
Norris Abrshams has sold No 20 TO 274 Seventh
ave three four story buildings plot 63x1o0
feet
me Gabler piano factory. No. PA to 224 East
been sold to We'll & Meyer.
Mrs Il. B. Hoffman has sold TO Benjamin B.
Johnson No G. Nsrick-st. four story brick build
ing. q lot 25xloo feet Horace s Ely & Co were
The Empire CITY Realty Company has bought
through arthur 5 Cox q Co No III East Eighty
e.ghth-st. i've story brick tenement house. lot
I Rl1benofT has sold TO A schwab No rs Lex
inztoa-ayTe a taree story and basement dwelling
house altered Tor business On lot 2ox7e feet for
= Il Canarna7n q Co. have sold to John L. Mar
IN 10. So Lexington-ave, a three story dwelling
house. On lOt 6sZ5S feet. adjoining the northwest
corner Of Fifty
Warren & sk5llin have sold for Samuel Osborne
No IL t1sSt FlItS--seEenth-sL a three story and
basement dwelling house. on lot Is e7lleo5 feet
Horace ; E1y CO have sold for an estate TO
brick fathoUse, on a lot 2oxleo feet
Mrs Lilly Herb has sold No. AIS West Cne-hurl-
COMPANY which viii erect building for its own
Bernard sIryJh & Sons have sold for the estate
q Francis Began No 50 Eighth-ave- i've story
1r-a has also sold for the estate Of Francis Craw-
9ord lot 2X9e feet on the west side Of Iark,ave.
= Weirsteir s Disjelhurst
New-York tribune., 1903-04-09

per OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Man6eI, Adolf, to Lawyers Title Insurance Com
pany. 4tn-st 4 s. 31I6 Il Y Of Avenue D.
wears: Az per cent i
Nogt, John Il. and another TO the Excelsior Saw
ilgs Bank GreenWiCf-st. No G17
Meyer, Augusta H, and another 70 the Emigra1t
Industrial Savings Bank; 53th-st, Nos III and
1l6 East; ] year. i per cent. 81
Criterion Realty ami Improvement Company tby
Charles Thorley. PRESIDENT 70 Josephine Guild
AmsterdaIn-ave, s 99.11 II Of 15Sth-st;
year per cent 2.
81 Matthews German Lutheran Church, Of Mel
rose, the Dollar Savings Bank. 15eth-st,
e, 2y7 # = OF CourtIandt-ave; year: per
cent. gold
Thorn Wesley. to the Title Guaranty and Trust
Company; 27th-st. No Il East; l year; "A per -
Braun. Julius. to Kenneth L Casweu; Irving
Place. cor 17th-st; years: per cent 3;
Nicoll Matthias, Jr- 10 Samuel 7 Peters. trustee
60th-sJ. No 124 East; due March II 1905;
per
Same TO Metropolitan Throat Hospital. same prop
erty; prior mortgage, $4,000: years; AZ per
Reilly Mary E, to searaen's Bank for Savings
T6th-st. $. 40 # Of Ansterdan-ave; 3 .
Dewsnap. Marie /. indiv and excx, 10 the Title
Insurance Company; WiNiarn-str No l 10 -
r cor Soonest. ! year. per cent. ..----.-. y
Dorset. Il Clarence, 10 the Title Guaranty and
Trust Company: 116th-st. : 200 Il X OF 9th .
Brown Elizabeth ", ~ al 70 the Title Guaranty
and Trust Company MacdOuGal-st No 81 10 S5 -
" Charlton years. : = cent?
Knoche CSc5freE, the Lawyers Title insurance
Company; 71st-st, s, PAS n OF Avenue a
YEAR per cent ......................s
BagneTI Florence NJ to Isaac Bell; 14th-st. Il g.
500 Il Of 6th-ave: due March l. 1905; per :,
49, -
New-York tribune., 1903-04-09
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

a-ya- I Kennedy: 2l9 Pearl-st 7 = =, - =.
r--e- ~ sv7e2r22 Il 70 Part-st sl3xl2 &J3l to Dc
grr.-e a-5 . story business hlogs. eAr sale r-.-
G2x40 story Z, 3 Shepa-a. as as. eN' reEn S
N---r rTf-rs SInderen atts gy.-I
F-e ~. AM sue So etc. S2s'' IL
seE subject 70 utEe of s5o.oo t-- - 4.
n, -.,s- = sse1.- & Coz ~ Crosbyst g. about ieI4
E-oore-sI. Z5x1co; story hk store tac.!o - -
another Peter wagner -
r attys: Donnelly- ref: amt cue = % '
etc. S1..57 O.. rold sIr5e1t 70 nlsE = - oo-
-1r--e- -5Z1O5z60xiIs story : etc n Aashl-ls %
s-s e-- - - dyvg hs and story {. bk front ten
1l---s- Sylvester Pope al as nus egI = Se
= ~ skins afty: E5war6 Hassett. rel ami "ue
taxes. $500 NJ ,-z
~ p Fhcrrx Insrahern Co fs38 ane Se5e fark
.0o 1Setle-st. 50x15o: , story o"s n
--f- tlde Tilden aEt
r--a-- z-r-- = Morgan ref: amt Que SUE 20
tsxec. etc. $50 80 49, p,.a . ~
,ec.E - a--oo storz ok Q Q Wright aEt
? Plsrev - al. Mills atty: \ ingram re-
az sne s. COS - taxes. etc. sSls &"
New-York tribune., 1903-04-09
RE4L ESTATE.
The Gainsborough and Several Other
Il porfment Houses Sold.
eature YESTERDAY OF the real estate market

The feature yesterday OF the real estate market
was number OF apartment house transactions.
The Fleischmann Realty Construction Company
sold the Gsinsborough. a seven story apartment
house. a plot 10o.1IxIs3 feet. at the southwest
corner OF e-hUndred-and tNenteth-st- and Fifth
ave- taking in part payment No. go Fifth-ave. The
Cainsborough is opposite Mount Morris Park
For Henry Lennermann Picken & Lilly sold No.
rs Vest One acknowledgements a five story
apartment house. a plot S7-6XlSe feet
z. Francis HiIle1hrand has sold for Max s Bern
heimer and other persons the Amsterdam apart
srents TWO five story buildings, plot 5S iexI00
feet. at the northeast corner OF Eighty-eghth- st
and Amsterdan-ave-. to Jacob G. Fischer