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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-10-09
WEEMS STEAMBOAT co.
SUMMER SCHEDULE. 1902.
Baltimore, Fred
fL~E4kkM ericksburg, Nor
@Su1SSzsz-H folk and Kappa

Baltimore, Fred
f@E4kNl ericksburg, Nor
<<ssaH folk and Kappa
hammock River Routes.
On and alter Sunday, July 5tb.
steamers Middlesex, Lancaster and Es-
sex VIII leave Pier ., Light street, Bslti-
more, every Tuesday and Friday at 4:3O
H. IN. Tor Fredericksburg asd all wharyes
on the river. Returning, will leave Fred
ericksburg at 2:30 p. m. (tide permjttin p)
Monday and Thursday, Leedstown 81
4;3O a. m. Tuesday and Friday for Bal,i-
more.
Leave Baltimore Sunday, 2:3O ID. m.
Wednesday and Thursday at 4:3O n. m
for Tsppahannock aud all wharyes he
low, except Bay Port.
Returning, will leave Tappahaunock n,
a. IN. on Monday and a. m. Wednes.
day and Thursday for Baltimore. Steam.
ers from Baltimore Wednesday will not
STOP on the way to Tappahannock. on
Wellford's. Vi
Steamer from Tappabannock Wednes-
day will not call at wbarves In Corroto.
man river. Will not call at Bay Port on
either day. ""
No freight received for out.poipg
steamers after p. m. on sailing DAYS.
The new and attractive steamer Caro-
me, carrying the mail, will leave Fred.
ericksburg every Monday. "Wednesday
and Friday, at IL a. m =, for Urbannn and
All intermediate wbarves. Returning will
leave Urbanna at q a. IN. Tuesday. Tburs.
day and Saturday. Tappahannock az ~
a. m. arriving at Fredericksburg about
p IN. Passenger accommodations first
G,ass. Fare-From Fredericksburg 10
Port Royal, 10 cents; from FREDERICK.
burg aud points between Port ROYAL and
Iappahannock, Is cents; from Freder.
icks ourg 10 all points below Tapnaban.
mock, % cents. Freight en- Oysters! FIonr
Cakes, Crackers, Sugar and ali drv bar'
rels, 10 cents; on Molasses, Coal OH and
wet barrels, 20 cents barrel. Bacon Z
cents per1OO lbs. All other freight carried
at propor.ionate low rates. Fire ord
Marine Insurance carried on all carpoes
NORFOLK ROUTE.
Beginning July 9TH.
VIII leave Tappabannock for NorfolL
at p. m. Friday and Monday, stonnina
at all landings. Will leave NorfoIk ~
p. m. on Sunday and Tuesday for Tan.
pahannock calling at all landings.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Manager
Office: Pier 2, Light ST., Baltinoro
WIN. ID: SCOTT, Agt., Fredericksburg'
Iko. w. IONS, Agt., Norfolk.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-10-09
Potomac River Route

beginning Tuesday March nth S,oo.
Sa.Nert and Potomac will leave Pier .. IJSht
snS ,nalntimore, every Tuesday, THURSDAY
Washington. calling at all of tho ,Is,aI ~ I anu
i ,ng BeginEing Thursday. March Igth' Will
IesHe .th street Wharf, Washington. af a ~
20. 1 1hutuay, sunday and Tuesday roinv D.
$500 AZ L<onardtown on those eyeninrs. VIII
.e"NS onaidtown at a. m. Kinsale M 70
n ,, 'IIet AT 500 p. M. Grasons at $40 10 m
gu nscSns at y. m. Monday wrdnesda,.
SpI riosy, arriving in Baltimore early the
Freight received daily in Baltimore.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent,
sTrpupNso baltimore, Nd.
w. ~ Washington, d. G.
Alexandria. Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-10-09
baltimore, Chesapeake 3 Atlantic
-Ezs&aE RAILWAY co.
Piankatank River Line
Schedule in effect April Goth, 1909
STEAMER TANGIER

STEAMER TANGIER
VIII leave Baltimore & y. m. Mond,v ma,
1T. S S1ay, weather permitting. for Mia Flee
kilmarnock. Ocrans, Jacksts1s Creek CboS,
6oint; OriSket Hill. Calls, Fftcbctts RunrLs
SrinlIs. warehouse, Coniads. Green poin,'
Stampers, Blalds and Freeport.
STEAMER IDA
VIII leave baltimore 5 p. m. Wednesday and
TTuuhuhy. weather permitting. FOR Sam Moons
IniPeIs. biackwells, Mia, Fleetop fimi,s
heedviIle, HardinRs, Harveys q race Poin,'
Jay, Palmers. Jacksons Creek Cherry Poin,
Srnckct Hill. Calls and fitchetts
returning, steamer Ida will lcaxe Tiios,lay
E Ei fIluny. weather permitting, as folIows.
r,tcnetts "a M, Calls f:30. Cricket Hill e.ls
Sherry Point 10. yacksons Creek iO::n paimcrs
0crans ]; kilmarnock lao, Byrdton In Gracc
roint Hardings 3. Harveys 3i5 Ficeton a.ss
limbs o. keedvilIe $500. Mia g. Black %eIls an
Ilpcrs 80, SIMPSONS .. Arrive in Baltimorc
n; m. Wednesdays and SATURDAYS.
heturning steamer Tangier will leave We'd
nncSSoay ana saturday. weather permitting. ns
dolio oss freeport n M, Blands CLIO Stamp
house $3.50, rnils 1895, Ruarks 5:l5. Fitcbetts
y, Sallis y:5O, Cricket Hill 9:s5, Cherry Point
~, JRcksons Creek 1910, Ocraps - noon XII
,nnrnock l245 u. H., Byrdton l. Grace poin,
l, ,h, hariinHs @JO Election 3:45, TimIs 4 Reed
VIE 4;oO, Mia 5, Blackwells $50 Timers AZ
SSSSlnpsohs Q. Arrive In baltimore 5 "A. m
thursdays and Sundays. ." 'u
Freight received at Pier 3 LIGHT stroa, mn
1880 y: IN. on sailing days ~"
IA; JoYNEs, Supt, Steamer Lines.
w. III. BROWN. Agent
MURDOCH. Freight Agent.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-10-09
RlCHMoND. FREDERICKSBURG s
POTOMAC r. r.

TOIOMAC *. X.
Schedule IN effect May 24th, 1908.
LEAVE FREDERICKSBURG NoRruw.pn
10 a. m; daily. Stops on signal at occoouan
Sundays only.
g 3 80 a. m. daily. Stops at Alexandria.
~ 10 q: M Sundays only, stops ON signal -,
Brooke, Aqua. Wide Water. Ouantico'
m 49, merry Hill and Occoquan.
AZ IL a. s;, IA. ,uaily except Sundays. Stops on
Quantico, Cherry Hill, Freestone occo
4, guam, Lorton. Accotink and Pranconis
4 - m.ualiy except Sunday. No local sfons
% y. IA; daily. Stops on signal at RrooEe
40 q, ana w Wader and at REID Sunda " oni,,
a" vi u; M. uaIly. stops on signal at Rrooke
vice water and Quantico, Stops on
signal at occoquan sunday only
LEAVE SOUTHWARK.
w a. m. daily except Sunday. Richmond
q a. accommodations Makes all luca, stons
% a. IN. daily. Atlantic Coast In. tPt
stops at Milford, boswell and Ashland
aaiiy. and on sigL al at other local stons
ON sundays only. S'of0
% a: m. daily except Sunday. Makes local
stops on signal. 'o~"'
on signal at Milford Dos " eli and a shisngd
~ p M daily, A. g. l.. train Stons or H.
well and Ashland. " oo
3 .. p m. daily, makes local stops on signal.
0 % y. M. daily, 5. A. l.. train Stons st n"s.
well on signal. - DoS-
accommodation train leaves Richmond
h IA; daily except Sunday. Arrive Fredericks.
&C. cox, Agent.
w. ID. DUKE, CIV. CUR. w.P.TArrop
Gen. Man. Asst Gen. Man. Traf. Man
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-10-09

the awful stinging." Vote Clifford,
my suffering party then limped away
TO the next village. Half On hour later
one OF my men came into the village
uninjnred. He had seen the bees COM
Ing and had sat down and awaited the
assault. They covered him from head
to foot. but as he offered no opposition
they did not sting him." What is true
OF the Malay bees Is true also OF the
human bees. With buzz and threat
enings in great swarms they may light
upon you. They may crawl all over you
and aseravatingly tickle your face and
hands and heart. but II you will not
fight them, but simply go on doing the
work that God has given you TO do.
your assaiIants will become harmless.
and after awhile they will leave you
in peace and In ease.
Thus. my friends. the whole teach
ing OF this text is this: Drop your bat
tleaK and as a Christian farmer 90
TO gospel seed planting. Drop your
war clubs and go to driving an ambu-
lance. Do not boast Of how many enc
mics you have killed. but speak rather
OF how many friendsyou have been able
to win through gospel love. This text
has In 1t the language Of pardon. not
the hiss OF hate. 1t Is flower garden
whose most fragrant blossoms grow
best upon the grave hillocks under
which are buried the hideous corpses
q bitter strife. 1t is a lighthouse to
warn voyagers or the dangerous rocks
and to guide them into the harbor OF
safety and not the search light OF an
Invader. ready to single out for de-
struction hiding foe. Oh. my brother
and sister, will you not try To prnctice
Paufs moderation? VIII you not let
your forbearance and gentlemcss ano
Christian forgiveness be known unit,
oil eaAa9
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-10-09
he slow 10 csademn.

MN liked him. Brtghtf There was no
brighter boy in your store. He was
not only bright. but he was the SON
OF a good Christian father. He knew
better, but he would drink. He came
Into your otfice drunk about one year
ago. You forgave him once. You for
gave him twice. When he did Ii the
third time you said. 'Out you gor
And out of the store last week he went.
Or perhaps he was that employees Of
yours who was arrested because he
stole from your safe and then, to oovey
1t up, manipulated the ledger. His def
alcations went on for months Or
perhaps he was that Peter when VOC
caught lying to you. The first time you
said nothing. The second time you
proved TO him that D. prevaHcated.
The third time you discharged him on
the spot. And yet In spite OF those Hes.
or those defalcations. OF those drunk
ennesses, you could not help liking this
Peter OF the three deniais. You loved
him for his own sake. You liked him
on account OF his father and moth
or. Then, my brother. IL you lfke that
lad. IL you think he has even ya the
making OF good man In him, ff he
can overcome that one fault. why not
take him back again? Why not give
him another chance? "No. no." you an
swer. Il have given him three diner
ent chances. Three times are enough"
Are they enough. my brother7 Remem-
Der the lads parents. Remember that
he Is an impulsive fellow and not bad
at heart. Remember that Christ FOR
gave Peter again and again until at
last Peter rose above his weaknesses
and gave his life fully aud freely back
to Christ. Will you do as much for
that young man In your employ as
Christ did for his impulsive and deny
Ing disciplei
EVIL OF Hasty Judgment.
From the nithy pieces OF clothes gath
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

b. George Z Read & I0lst-st. s, 80 n . u
1stsve. six lots 25x1Oo II: lo2d-s 3aa It OF
25xIoo II: Exteriorst. extend
ing tTo-n Io1st lO2dst fronting Harlem River lS
ozlf1 II. sale by order Of the
heirs Of the late Asahel Denman-
iy Parish. Fisher. Mooney q Co: AS Avenue A 2
11th-s1 2G6Ns story bk b: Jacob Shire agt
F1ra SattehzoE Sullivan . Crowley Went
worth. ri. 2302 etc. $3.50. prior
f-tge. SIS. 500.
By y Phoenix IngTsham: Hughes 345 y " OF
1920 -. J3NiF5 70 Belmont-aye: P Baltor agt l. y
Holder Al. g smith NJ J Hirsch ref amt due
SGs G2l s.. taxes etc S345 .l7 122d-st 25 II of
:d-ave. 25Zs9 II. story bk h; Life lns ana
Barbara Birchley al: Emmet r. attys: l. II
Ward. ref SIs.5I4 30. etc. 1886 81
Meyer & "a and 81 Ehzabeth-st. " 8
fT5 Cansl-sf. 50x94-3 story hk store etc:
n r Gushing L Van Vechten 81 al; Roby q T.
attys N LeKentritt. ref: amt due SI5l5 10. tsxes
SLIP s. prior morts. S55gD o. l[Se-sI : Ia
- NIadfscn-aN4 axlO0.1I: story bk dwg h: 4
-rhauI agt , Schaui al: Williams & 9. attys J F
81. partition. Nathalie
90 = ~ Eingsbri6ge Road. 50xl25. ? story dvg
- . s+orv stable: " F r " HutChin
60, o. Al crane 4 L attys: II Wilamf ref amt oue
se GGs etc. ssh -
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Patrick c9nneli to stuy1esan5 Real Estate Co 800
$50 East. 25xs9x25xs91: Morris II FEEDER ct al 70 o
Max Dorp: mortgage, $4,000 - l"o
" 25x - to beginning; John Mundes
Elkan Kahn and another; mortgage s2d0t1: .oo
sans. fii No IS West. iax1oo ?; Eliza E Madigan.
executrix and trustee, to Eliza E Madgan;
s4thIst. 70 81 West. 1sx1o22 2: Eliza f Madigan
executrix and trustee. to James Madigan;
e7tbsts 5 sss # Of Columbus ave 75x1co5
William J Taylor to the Sixty-seventh street
Building Association; Sl6O 600 Nominal
0'n mann to William Goldman .. 100
Broadway: 90s53 # from 155th-st
and 1888 # W from 10th ave runs
472.4x T6.2x 45S6x 2T5.9 to be
ginning: Brosdway " : adj. adjoining 81 above a30 on
executors and trustees to John j GIynn
another, heirs. to Morris Weinstein 100
Aliens No 1ss p l1Ss7 7Txs3 * sio5igaE s. Ida
SIS 600 :. Nominal
9TH ST. n $ IFS # OF sd-ave 26x741o Jacob
FrankeRthsIer Frank fI eAee.'e'S 25 700
creenvvicf-st No 3a3 e $ 2fx99 11x21 .5x1oo;
5Gopd. mortrage nor s9 s So 3 600 ~ = n 10000
SD $ $ $50 # W Of Lexington ave 90x1o05;
Elisha B Rollins NeR-York Mutual Savings
and Loan Association mortgage S45 600 -. Nominal
Same property; New-York Mutual Savings and
pany; mortgage s45 go: b and Nominal
ATenue D. W 5 4se # $ Of sth-st 4s.9x1oo;
and another 8 part ali 7os 50
trustee to same u .. s541 81
Avenue D. " sth-st. IS 9x1G0 Francis
bT Teas0GS; g0d notber eaf - al 70 ~ 4425o
Mitchell Valentine to Timothy sullivan. Nominal
soth-st No I6l $ so It OF Amsterdam1aiye: Pnlia
So. 900; and 1oo
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Fosart, charles the Ernisrsnt Industrial , Say-
ngs E''nk ,ci csnt St : W. = % ...... s1.oc
Kelly. John J. 10 Dry Dock savings Institution:
I1Ith-st 30 # Of Park ave- 3 years ~ u
Iswenfeid Pineus and ANOTHER e Layers IVY @ Tss ai
West; year per cent, 3tr
ave. ssth-st: due October i. 1903 6 o5 q,
l,pTfnSurccr fSs Emma to Mary D Ungrich: i59th
81. i73 TT of Elton ave; years. ' per NJ
<-on nif nohen. Adeiheid NJ. to TITLE guarantee
and Trust Company; Tnion-sve. No e6i ) years. . ~
weinsten Morris. to Frances Beegen. jr; sth- - .,
ave. No So years, AZ per cent...-- -''V'
tees to LAWYERS Title Insurance Company;
325 # OF 7th-aVe: year; AZ per ,e ~
The sixty-seventh street studio Building Ass9cis-
Ciermania Life Insurance Company: "fti
ST. No - to - West; due August l. l9o' ~ ,eo ~
same TO William ! Taylor: property; prior
mortgage $4,000; due March 81 1905. : per .s q,
ssTe GTr' to same same property due 1906, %
sullivan Timothy F. to Mitchell valentine. Ber
gen-ave. n 14T.6 # Of Grove-st; due April - O.
g 1908 per cent. 1900. -"
Same to same Bergen-ave n 1916 # " Of e
due April q. 1905. per cent -'
Randolph Realty Company to Lawyers iltie N
surance Company: 52d ST. s l9o IT " OF lex 600
ington- 3 years. AZ per cent wv
MandeIbaum. Harris. and another 20 Ameriean anne Scs
Mortgage Company: Avenue D. " corner 0''- $50
Same to same; same property; prior mor'saSs' 100
1.S%enfeId. Pfncns and another American
Mortgage Company: Avenue B. corner l''n- 2an
Same to same: same property: prior mortgage 40
yeaT Tf per to Dry Dock savings Inst
tuition; 7th-st n $ rs # of 3d-ave; } years "a N
sberstein. Emanuel / TO Maurice schwarz and
another: Houston St No 41e East due dulF / 3n
Hurry. Randolph TO American Mortgage Goof5nPany;
Amsterdam ave. 5. . IT n ot l''''.-st 1s0
Bevins Siias H Emigrant Industrial sayings stS
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

80 E Mummy have sold for Martin 2 Callagy
.-,s+a, & Muller Nc. 33S East Thirtieth-st.,
so,r story hroWnstone single hathouse. on Iot
o9exos9 feet. The brokers have sold Tor
-.-sct 7 Rvrnes 10 Frederick Vogel No S23 East
--eirtyfrst-st. four story tenement house. on a
lot 20xlee feet ,,
,-o~bees & Floyd nave sold to client of Collins
,llins No 80 East Seventy -fifth-st.. four story
go adjoining the corner of Park-ave, on a lot
m Eve story nathouse with two stores No. 74s
.,.ter5s1n-ave.. has been sold. II is on lot zZA
100 feet ,-,- ~
.4snrv Z Zittel has sold for Mrs. Catherine n
=. -rasse No 217 East sixty-second-st.. three
- dwelling house. lot 2ox1oo feet
So, cohen has sold to David Held Nos 4oS and
AK rsst Thirty-fourth-st two FIVE story nat
houses on iot 51x'9 feet
a Il Atterbury has sold for Samuel kormlnsky
- 1ss East Ninety-sixth-st.. double hathouse.
-. p Read a Co have sold for the estate of
John R Doney The off building Nos , IS0 Pine sne i4Y 10
r. Pezster st. to William B Dana for Slt?VEc
Inc fcI1r story and basement dwelling house
- iof Il exi065 feet The buyer is said to own ad-
joining es ist iRse has sold No l5 East sixty-seeond,
st three story and md 2s5Sd 6sSsmeGS FEET
Sers & TAYLOR have sold for George H % ROBIN
son =. S,r- swelling house. on lot 17.4xloo9 feet
Pirhard Y. Harneu CO nave 3arn soIu M Nes
~ ma 50 Iexineton-ave- The property was 10
80 heen sold at auction yesterday on 80 20
ov-srfeld & Prayer have boueht Nos -. no o
80 Tzyentvffth-st. old buildings on plo' ''ASo''
Sr-so- & Hobbs have sold for A B. RunEon NO NO
= qT-eet eeventv-seventh-st three story oIo"!l u
~ +yo~+ dwelling house on lot 116xlV-z fee'' 10
8 client for occupancy, ,l. +ro,,, Abraham
ft4LiH ~ Fast e-hundred-and-tenth a
oIeI +or,, broUnstone front iathouse' on lot OK
Goldberg has also bought from tIeorse. n.
4,S5olnI No S East -hundred-an ID q
- broyvvetone front tenement mouse on ot
55v7o5 n feet and from Meyer FINK NO; % -. Ed
one-hIaa.eo h5 an me Iot alxl005 feet.
W-iiam Rosenzweig and Bernard .aEe,t hnneellSeer
-. eoTd To Charles Weinstein ror hIlpIoNehleeIiI
- oTT7r-est corner Of Stanton ana Attorney s'e
ID hTiIdiugs plot s2ex523 teet o-e r5 oso
y & ! Bachrach have resoid !os; ~ie nIIeee aLI1
e-.--o~s- two three story brick dwelling houses
= NJ .oz-5 feet 10 Drs Joseph Bruder and Her
I'I l5s-fs Sakolski & Son have sold for client H3
os4 Fast Thrd-st. six story natnoust' WI"
stores on plot 26NI05 feet Ia - c,rsrlae 2
Ps1doIDh CSuggenheimer has soLd 10 60.
y--.t n y East Thirty-first-st-. a tour s'oTy
dwelling house. on lot 2lloXSSS 1eet'
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

F3-oadps,- Nos 656 and 65S for twelve story
brick lofts with store, 5SX13o. Z Is Rossiter'
owner Rossiter & Wright architects =. =: - :.
eth ave and 4Tth-st. II corner. for a three stCIH
dwelling and hotel. 25- -3x1o0.3; Goodman Bros
owners: J H Styles. architect. =. - =.
14th ST Nos IS and 60 West. for q hye STORY
brick store 5Ox2066: Rhinelander Real Estate e
Company and another. owners; Cady Befgh N
See. architects e = @
1929 ST 5 s 10 # Of 5th-ave. for four hVe
story brick tenements. 25Xss.5: BslschuI'n'
ana architeCt -
27th-st : s $50 II Of 9Th ave. for TWO SIN
story brick lofts. with store and storage l%VHoo'
. II Olsen. owner: c G French, afchltect-
3Sd-st s $ $50 It " Of 5tI-ave. for seven story
brick offices. 30 1lxSs: l. q Forgotson owner
Robinson & C,rinst. architects
F-ldridge-st No PAL 245. for two six story nric
tenement houses. with stores, 81 4xS1- Fine &
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30

waverley-ave 20xoox21 11x1eS and oox0ox2l11 Tx
es II: public auction sale to Owen T WILSON for ~ sio"
Richard SO and asI Iexingt
ave. 75.5 n Of 5stst stone front his. with
stores. each 25x1oo public auction SALE adjourned 70
MAY 6: Belmc and f5ath-st. n cor plot tl5x
5ex-x4OoI: public auction sale bid in a.
BY L. Wells Columbus ave: 90 II OIL, ol NJ
mo a0x1o0: fr dvTG ana
foreclosure sale Catherine McManUs agt James
Ney ct al: Thomas !. McManus, atty: John WASH
ref S2.0ES S1s3 I3, taxes ete.
$50 ~: to the plaintiff Nysest 9 cor
fr hldgs on NNse-sl
story dwIg 11ethst; partition sa'e
Mary \ Jaques ct al: Can't Sei.I
McKennen attys. Grenvle B winthrop ref aa1ouineH
10
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
PLANS FOR THE sIEeEL STORE ANNEX

Plans were flied yesterday at the Bureau OF
Buildings Manhattan, for a nVe sloiS I'm
=. :. - s,ag.l store on part OF the old site of
sTsc,-s This building will occupy the premises
Kos g and 50 West Fourteenth-st- ana NO. %
West Thirteentf-st. with frontage OF % lee' III
4-our+eenth-st and * feet in Thrteentn-s'- anu d
- - ,.i-r granite trimmings TO match the
sir 1j b5iIdings The cost is placed at S00 me ne
-t-. rI1iI5irg when completed. VIII De IvoS teS
a. sjZtl3a1- 15 feet in Fourteenth-st. ana % 1ee
a. Th;rteenth-st. The total cost Is placeu a'
Ti7e Rhinelander estate and several other per
sons are the owners. Cady, BergA n see are 'He
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
REALTY NOTES.

c r Winthrop is the buyer of No a. East Sixty
rinth-st Dr. Edward Carleton Of No. Il West
Fftieth-st-, and Meta Frank Of the southeast cor
Ter Of Ninety-sixth-st. and Park-ave.
Edward Livingston, jr- denied yesterday the re-
port that he had sold No I45 East Thirty -ninth-st
Eliza beth 2 Russell has leased No 616 Sixth ave
10 Timothy J Shine for fifteen years at $4,000 q
The Sixtv-sezenth Street Studio Building As
sociation has mortgaged its property No. q to 2
West Sixty -seventh-st. 10 the Germania Insurance
Company for $4,000. at ~ per cent, and to Will
lam 7. TAYLOR for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
p,sns EoR STORE BUILDING.

Plans mere also fled for alterations TO two dwell
,nE houses Nos II and 13 East Thrty-fourth-st
The dwelling houses are to be converted into
s,orA building with new front Of brick. stone
and cast iron. New hreproof elevators ana ne"
stairs are put in and interior alterations are
o - made.
A A Carey is the owner. Trowbrldge & LIVING
sion are the architects. The cost is estimated at
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
REAL ESTATE.
Roolty Company Bugs Engle1cood
4partment House.

,,s had cause to complain yesterday that the
:, estate market was dull Many important
I.c.ians were reported One of the principal
- ,he purchase by the Hudson Realty
o,a,x Ma xirnilian Morgenthau. presoenD from
-s-t.ve AMI Leon Fleischmann of the Englewood
1.-r,r,ent house. at the southeast corner OF Lex
t.o,-axe and Eighty-iirst-st. H. Rawak was
- b-oker The plot has frontage OF loi4 feet In
u .s,-srfl7 and - feet in Elghty-hrst-st
r. details Of a number OF improvements 70 pe
- nv the United States Realty and Constrdc-
No. nHe s-arausrv viii be found in another column
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
FfFTH-AvE. SITE CHANGES OWNERS.

Tucker Speyers & Co. have sold for Cornelia r
Nash TO Jesse c woodruff No. 54 Fifth-ave., a
four story building on lot 25x100 feet for $3.50 COO
When the present lease expires the building will be
extensively altered. Mr. Woodruff was also the
purchaser of Nos 35 and 81 West Thrty-first-st.:
recently sold by the same brokers. A ten story
Office building is 10 be built the Thirty-frst-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
BROAD-ST. PLOT SOLD.

Richard II. Montgomery has sold for Grace c.
Smelling old buildings d triangular plot at the
junction Of Broad, Bridge and Pearl SITS. The
property known No 1o0 Broadst.. No. IS TO 30
f5ridee-st and No ~ to 5S Pearl-st said that
a building be occupied by the purchaser will
urobab bly, be built on the site The plot has a
frontage Of % feet in Broadst 793 feet in Pearlst
and Bridge-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
Summer Resort Guides.
Health and Pleasure
during the hot can had moderate cost
IN THE MOUNTAINS

Of Orange. sullivan. Ulster and Delaware Counties N l.
the Now York Ontario & Western Railway. Physl-
clans heartily this region of great nat
rra beauty heahfuiness. 1000 feet above
the with Air. Pure Water. Pure Mtlk NO
or Mosquitoes and within three ride from
New York Serd postage to the undersigned
get free at the SUPERBI-Y IL
LUSTRATED BOOK. SUMMER HOMES of 200 pages
It o over Hotels and Boarding
Houses of board facilities at
traCtcnS SC.
On May cath and Both Excursion tickets at reduced
rates will he sold a Broadway 1884 Broadway ara
Ferry giving opportunity personally selecting
home. also enjoying days fshtng in TINS
delightful Tickets good returning to Monday
].
IN NEW YORK: 1i3 13I. 165. 40. 1854. 1870 Broad
way: Park Place: 2S7 fth o45 Columbus Av. 1a3
125th St 273 West 125th 5th Av.: ticket
offices Franklin and 42d St Ferries.
IN BROOKLYN: 1 Court St. $50 Fulton St: 9s Broad
way Eagle Office.
J. C. ANDERSON.
General Passenger Agent. Sc Beaver St. " Z
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

p, rr,sr 7 Kennelly: AS Broome st n 80 T. " Of
,,srceT - a5Nl61: i've story bldg; mtge 5000. 10
= " Morrison SIS COO also 20 and 20 West 3st St
--rfor sale. Lillian De Wit sgt Mary II Gray ct al.
Smith. ref Anna
49, fcr $50 80 West I22d- sos n OF 7th
= < Sxlao II 3 story dwlg b; public auction sale;
= cy n McWilliams for $1,000 u l2sth-st. 8 i25
- !" - sr1 Is 10x9a II. story dUlg n: private
y - - az and az Fulton-st Brooklyn n ll5 n
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
SALE OF HARVEY FIsK's HOUSE

Rrvan l. Kennedy has sold for Harvey Fisk, OF
Fisk &. Robinson. No. go West Seventy-second-st.
four and a half story stone front dwelling house,
with dining room extension. on a lot Hxl022 feet
The house was built by Harvey Murdoch for the
present seller It is said that the purchase price
was considerably more than SleooGo.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
TO IMPROVE PLOT WITH BUILDING.

Plans were fled yesterday for twelve story DITCH
,@+ ,t,r store TO be erected plot. 5sxl3o feet
:. 80 szs and s5s Broadway. The front will be
~ brick. limestone and terra Gotta The cost Is
estimated at S250.0on E X Rosster is the owner
F2ossirer & Wright are the architects
New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
7uE eRoNx BUILDING PLANS.

Bathgate-ave-. northeast corner or felhdlii-a'e
one story frame dancing platform, 5eH4e' James d
NTcC,uskv owner: F z. Alhrecht. architect. 500"