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New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
OFFERINGS At THE STORES.

FREDE-EsTL'H LOESER q CO. Brooklyn, invite
s,snron t7 three days sale Of carpets, mattitss
ud l1olaun-. including ingram carpets. tapestry
srlssels Wilton gelrets and Administers. In the
l-z11 C4r5a --u--ul they have now special collec-
4an o. ul-ieat= squares Lcesers and knabes-
ABRAHAM q sTRAUs. Brooklyn. offer several
1ousand Yards of japanese corded wash silks, in
a-1g cheek T4ou5siues and Z7-inch BLACK tafferas-
-ae-- lace department they have a quantity of
e-c1 ka-e-zgieI--es- variety Of lamps and cut
s@ss q also being shown
IE1-PsEv a. cARROLI- No - West Twenty
li71-st- are Offering an assortment of stationery
lrTi-a-lo1s and announcements as well as
--Fct and .a- lorle' cards
/ P HCIIANDER q CO. No 90 FSsth-ave-
tie ReeE Offer "a diverse series OF French model
z9yas Well ss muslin di-uitv. accordion pieated
81 SO garden dresses, also wool suits ana imported
}oEN DANIEL SONS & SONS. Broadway.
eEeen Eighth and Ninth SIS invite attention to
--r sln1--a- nome furnishings. including Chinese
o Japanese rrattiues rufffed muslin curtains. ad-
slEnler furniture
D. MATTHEW'S SONS offer for Monday a
z-lfscr-rers stock Of new silk shirtwaists, WON
-a-zrr1ade suits. Jumbo. Turkish towels
e s-E.Tn Hes. erc- There are Spec4aI
asF-ass also III tae mems department
aEST 4 co. Nos 50 and ~ West Twenty-third-
cal attention 10 their girls wash and Uongee
@<es sa-a~ suits. and sumner coats FOR girls.
s-a-Psool-~f,A AV-FORD COMPANY, Nineteenth
lseatleth ST.. Siztf1-ave. offerings for Monday.
s.sssy and "wednesday viii include the remainder
-leF I.orte5 model gowns.
4 4 VANTINE & co. broadway and Eish-
ata-st- WIZ have special sale Tomorrow Of
s5efese tableware os various patterns and color
AANoLD CONSTABLE & CO. Broadway and
's,ea-tH-st invite attention 10 their short walk
suits ir shepherd plai6s and tweeGs. also 20
i-Afr sl-o grass rugs stfss :. IL
- sst Indian dsrries. Eveh IS . lire of oriental
= BJCTILLIER BROTHERS " est Twenty
fa-s-. Glrcct attention 10 their figured india
As also check taffeta. Iouisines and corded
~ates= sash silks
s-AS F0RsTTHE. Broadway. between Seven
BIG anG Eighteenth sts calls attention 10 "a
"a Offering this week including sumner waists
e~-lles, ctlfOrls auG China silks
~AcTs Broadway and Thirty-fourth-st-. nave
sale ~ muslin underwear, Including corset
o. chemsSes uiehf~owns and pettlcoa1ss. Ii-ey
ofe- line 0f white and SILK waists, ar wen
"ash and dress goods and linen sullngs-
sIkIE BROTHERS. West Tweuty-third-st-. viii
ss ouI tomorrow q number o. wornen's 3
- made suits. imported wraps and coats and
AastiS = underwear
s-EGEI-COOPER COMPANY invites attention to
= ofeslag of eining room furniture fl oak de-
altman d CO. Eighteenth to Nineteenth
sixth-aYe. are aow Offering an assorted line
eei9res dress trimmings. together with art OBJ
y and silverware-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

HT EEIEGEAFH To THE TRIBUNE
-zH River. Mass May 15.-Brokers report a
sstt Improvement in the print cloth market this
vsak Tlz market was reused from its state Of
seguation Thursday hy d report OF a sale u regu-
az II s-lf cents. As regulars could easily have
esn secured at 31s cents the report naturally at
rae1e5 attention. and proved 10 be true The sale
va 0f -Fa pieces FOR delivery in July. The goods
were Hot sold 70 "a printer and the transaction
sa1Es Oh IT'S face that the purchase was made for
speculative effect probably in the cotton market
II previous sale Of regulars reported in the local
zzrks- was made al cents Il was sale at sec
Gi hands. a printer selling at that price lot Of
pods purchased from a local nil al higher price
15 h=lE 1T the mill for shipping orders. The mar
s price 10r regulars has been quoted as norninaly
4 eeHt-. but this was merely because no direct
sls sr q lower price had been made. Had buyers
sa--el regulars they could have secured plenty OF
fs- an Sfe cents. and probably some could have
u bought al 1-lf cents Al the present price Tor
t--.- tra~e iS profit in selling print cloths at
h sis ar 3-s cents hut the nanufa cturers are
Slim to sea some goods made or cotton costing
- ---- rlltrs prices 10 prevent the ping uY o.
r.zz Th- general condition Of the cloth market
-=el improved over that r several weeks past.
- rsr as rhe demand is concerned There has been
l--a5.a Hz51-G for narrow ODDS and 4 1alr
-... selling. The weeks total Of sales VIII
rl7ra than $3.50 pieces
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
Transactions IN REALTY.

Reid & Murphy have sold for Mary A Mitchell
to Martin Campbell No. 212 East Thirty -first-st.,
lnree story and basement brick private dwelling
house between Second and Third aves., a lot
20x9S.9 feet.
Reid & Murphy have also sold for Emma Murphy
70 Mary A Mitchell No. 246 East Thirty-thirdst-.
four story double fathouse, between Second and
Third aves on lot 25x98.s feet
J Clarence Davies q Co. have sold for the United
States Trust Company the five story brick apart
ment house Nc 623 East One-hundred -and-t thirty
iftb-st. 25x95x1C0 feet
Duff & Conger have sold for Mrs. Molly Hirsh-
field to Henry Hirsch for his occupancy. the
three story dwelling house No. .116 East Ninety
fifth-st, 20x1o0 feet
Arthur r. Parsons has sold for Jacob Levitt to
Maurice d. Mozart No. IS Manhattan-st.. a five
story tenement house, on lot 25xS1 feet
Wilbur G Fisk has sold No ~ East Fffty-third-
st. four story and basement brownstone dwelling
house q lot 18xIo0.5 feet.
Adam a. Schopp has sold to Morris Weinstein
No 3d2 East Twenty-secOnd-st., q brick building.
on a lot 22x248 feet
Annie E. Smith has sold Dora Finkestein No.
81 East Eighth-st, four story dwelling house, on
lot 25x85.u feet together with interior lot in
rear.
Herman Brandstein has sold No. 143 West One
hundred d-sixteenth-st.. five story fathouse
q lot 2S6xI00I1 feet.
Nevins & Perelnan have bought No. 3l3 to 8l9
East Fourth-st old buildings. plot S6x97 feet.
and have resold the property to Feldman & Weiss.
n F. Walsh has sold for the Mahoney estate to
David Cohen No SO Madisou-st.. fve story build
ing on q lot 25xl00 feet
P J. Heaney & Co. have sold for j NJ. krebaum
No 30 West Lawrence-ave. a two family dwelling
house on a lot 25x1g0 feet
Charles II. Beacher has sold for Joseph Gamache
to AdoIph Stampfli "a dwelling house on the east
side OF Victor-st 125 feet north Of Columbus-ave:
also for Charles Knauf 10 Henry Bisslnger, the
adjoining dwelling house; also for Patrick J.
F37-rnee to q builder for Improvement i've lots On
the north side Of Jackson-ave p feet east OF Gar
Il " Kaiser has sold for a Mrs Farr Nos. s39
and 81 East One-hundred- d-hfty-second-st, TWO
four story f1athouses.
David 3andler has sold TO Annie Feinberg Nos.
* and 10 West One-hundred- and -seVenleenth-st.,
Tu-o I'VE story nathouses. plot 5UXlc3ll feet
= Rrettell & Son have sold. for Hugo Maui No
ma East One hundred and twenty -seccnd-st, hVe
story brownstone double hathouse. on a lot Z3Xlo0
feet. ~ --c N4;-.h
ave a four story tenement house. with store, on
lot 19. sx65 feet No., ~, ~ 90
and 30 West Sixty-fifth-st-. -wo nve story nat
hoTees on q plot 50Xle95 feet
Eliza O'Connor has sold No. 56 East One-hundred-
srd-fhtrteenth-st. southeast corner or Madison
ave five story fathouse on i lot 2oXloo-I IeeI
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
Francisco Nav 1.-THE official closing quo
.--..-- .-.,.l--- tn-lIst- rrere as follows.
TIE MARKETs-gY TELEGRAPH.

y,.t,ati Nav I6-Hogs steady. 81 5ogS6 80 n,bs
81 75Ts4 go sheep steady S3nS4 90 A
steTay 81 25ES6 ., r,o.st,te 900 head
fNila a-T4rgas choice expert and dressed beel
good s4ESs 90. SOCKETS AI9
81 3s1S9 - - Steers So 517s5 %; Texas sll
= s+eers s. 85GS4 Texas cows 81 .'1aSg t 81 Is
-ta- sTea al. native hefers. S3GS4 10 fo-
t-s So 250S4 calves s. 5Q4Sb " 5res 6t.l
g. go hogs s-i.
-5t -tsasy top bulk Of safes 80 e. o5a
Eeel il1 mixed IasAetI9f *
s. ~ Il f%f 81 AZ Yorkers So 500 So - p.gs % 80
Tseretnts for week. "a 500 @ @shee Ienbs $40
Geo - lambs 501ST: WesteI1. go
snsss ti ewes 81 T5as3 30, native 40 feeders
= :. 80 -" llfruea sheep. s. 93G$3 ~.
e ee51fes 81 Receipts for week "a 10" 49,. ,.-sat
q-stoago May l0CatteF .ceP,s r 5 i nor 9 MEDIUM,
.reeFars and feeders S8s9 tslts sa50q
s4t9- 80 -. 81 oJHs< 50 - "a Tsogs
- 81 5eaS6i Texas FED strt fef ever 29e0
-F1eceipts lio'p & mixed butchers 50 Steso gg ~
market sieaos = 81 gaasg r.: rQugh, hs4ss - 49,
good choice a. hgIs of sales So i0ls6 O. s5eeP
- =, 0s0 sheep anc ias9os ia9 r1fxed So 75n
- gethsrs. 81 39as5 81 ssA4 -
- - nar5ve lambs. - o1ss' 70
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the Clerk OF the United States Dis
trlct Court:
NENIl-L kASSA, formerly partner IN the arm of
11aSSei d assa cIoa1akeTs at No q Woosterst. The
hIn va" clsso4yed in 1889 The liabilities sIe sss
assets S-l1e The creditors Eoenignaus &
curtis No 469 Broornest-. Sll9-; American Woolen
Company No SO Ieousrd-st, 50 755 Steven Sandford
Handy No. - Worth-st.. SI,37S The principal
Is claim owned 10y petitioner against the Of Blum
isTLhers for breach Of contract amounting TO $1,000
MAX BROS. CO. manufacturers. fled schedules
showing liabilities Of S6G 46I and assets OF S7256s The
principal creditors Frederick Butterfleld &
20 Broadway, SO 302- Macintosh. Taft Mckinney.
n - Leorarist.. S.4Q2; American Woolen Company,
No 6G L=5nsTi-st $50. William Iseil
s.; SS.lI9: v. H T Mall & Co. No So Worth-st.,
81 3 The consist Of cash. $3.50, 50 600;
Inachiue-y, $4,000 accounts S56.50s. and claim FOR
fire damages, adjusted $500, for fire in bankrupts
premises.
involuntary petition fled against NATHAN
SMITH ana JULIUS STLITZSFY. No. % Orchards
The petiti7uing creditors Danesky Katz, Sill:
Nathan Et-sct- S7g- Weiss S2S:
S9l; SchIechter. SiIbernan & Co. S95 and The Bronx
Metal Bed Company, S9s Charges permitting prefer
ences are made by creditors Of the firm.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17

Ronkfr end a Friend IN 4ato-
mobile as 1t Is Speeding.
,-,,pR SIMILAR TROUBLES.

o~t4PR SIMILAR TROUBLES.
rcng Island, May 1e-Charies Partel,
si1s's, driver for August Belmont is TO ap-
i'1ao-,r, T,,es5av to answer a charge Of speed
re- y .,,.on,obfle too fast He was arrested
1E = ~ the Jericho Turnpike near East
n the automobile were Mr. Belmont
s'.ls's ~,n said 10 be Frederick Watrass, Of
80 az. Belmont according to the depu-
g. Indignant over his drivers arrest The
e. - allowed to proceed en- the drivers
PA-- = come TO court The deputies allege
=. automobile was timed an eighth of a
-l2- hat il covered the distance in seven
~ ssroads eo
= Tsvlor. Of Roslyn. was fined 50 to-day
-s-i,- an eighth Of 9 mile in his auto
fF =. = seventeen seconds. Charles Plumet
oa-bile driver for Il. l. BeekmGu. Of West
saal-se fined $50 for driving his machine at
tlIs,- Il thirty miles an hour
y i-~-ez-av was caused yesterday on the
- F,lyrT7slze by a big red automobile. As
80 .r-ne flashed hy q horse driven by B. F
: a. sure~lutendeut Of an East Williston
- tsa animal took fright. AIT. Bryant was
So - or,r and considerably shaken up. The
= Tas stopped after q long chase.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17

building No. $50 Fifth-ave: to R Curran the fifth
floor Of the building No. West Thirty-eighth-st-;
for Miss Harmon Brown the second floor of the
building No. l East Forty-frst-st-; for Julia del
Monte, Of Paris, to Mary E. Heath. for term OF
ten years, the building No. 8 East Forty-frst-s
for Corneia A. Amerman of Upper Nyack. 10 Miss
Emeline Judson. for a long term OF years, the
pI Ioperty No. East Forty-ninth-st. for James T.
Low to J. H McCoon, for three years. the property
No ia East -fourth-st.
G. Tuoti & Co. have leased for S Alter the
six story building at the northeast OF Spring
and Sullivan SITS, size 46.6x75 feet
The firm has also leased for James Mcclure the
five story double tenement house No. 321 East One
hundred -and-seven teenth-st., and has sub-leased
for A. Passnentt the story building No. 12o
Macdougai-St.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
NEW ASSOCIATION ISSUES CIRCULAR.

circular has been issued by the Real Estate
Association of New-York The circular reads as
follows:
The Real Estate Association of New-YOrk invites
residents or real property in the city of
New-Yo interested in the purposes of it's organ
ization to transmit applications for membership
to the secretary. This organization has been
formed the purpose of securing united action
real estate interests in the city OF New ork
in promoting the passage Of laws benehc1aI ana
euuta bic to owners of real estate, in opposing
and preventing the enactment Of legislation detri-
mental to such interests and the improper e&peHdl-
of public funds, to secure an equitable ana
uniform system cf taxation, to collect and dlffuse
accurate and reliable information relating to real
estate, and to promote concerted action py real
estate of this city concerning all matters
affecting their interests.
IN addition 10 the voluntary services OF It's ON
GERS and directors, the association Will estabilsh a
paid bureau for the furtherance Of these objects.
No initiation fees required. The annual dues
S. payable in advance. Recent events nave
demonstrated the opinion of the founders OF TINS
association the necessity its existence and it is
hoped that the public response to this appeal for
a large membership will result in rendering Its
future activities thoroughly representative OF the
interests of every taxpayer In the city OF New
York
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No 4eo runs 3sio 79sH MIMI 81 F 13F a,5ok
si indlT94aY f4sabberg ata ad anoteT sesoO
IeS5ers 5,aters5n + to Eliza taterson Nominal
Rose Annie Burns and another to Hudson P -,
worth-s No 100. n runs n 99.7z 25x
81 heirs g'1 X Helen n 0giIte. Nominal
sane peal Fg{ste A5iociatt3n g. 500
153g1e 5f@i No 945 East 25xoo oz2s 9zs67. samuel
Baum to Henri Aiosrs a n95fgage, sa I0O
Seiie 4 Laveile to Fannie Schwartz: mortgage.
sia2e. ave- No 4So v 5 "a sxa5: sarah L Remsen
2efRs fR st425's 200 # Of 7t-ave aziie8x25x
Pe2heimer; 52 ,g mortgage $500 -, Nominal
n " of ThizhoInl-St
Nellie A Iavelle Fannie Schwartz: mortgage.
,a;Ls} 300 ea7 ana East 25Eioss Marx Roseahai
to Biearica ronholz mortgage SOS
Herman Brandsten to Katherine D Pierce;
Iaus Lang mortgaee S58 900 .e..e.. 10 $50
sf'5st Even ana another Helen ogiyis. Nominal
CoIuubus-ave t0Sth-st. 251lxfOo; Her
man f3rsndsten Emma Pierce. mortgage; ,o,
EIn5st 9yo0 Ne 80 " : l7ox65 SKI 7x657 Lewis
St. No Is. e $ 25xl6o; Aiadison-st. No 2os
= 21El92 ss.9s s2d5 Interior 5 a go COS 8 It q 81 Marke
8, 2x ao]@n5aF @s 5r 25x 3aT 70 Beginning, Dl
1istoa-sT S. lot 81. Hendrick Rutgers, 25x5s
hI.-. y uf Ifth-ave. 25x
i69 7x25x1055; Amelia Johnson al George &C.
sth1o2e Mo'iS No aa6, P4' $ 24sxi6o Morris Wein-
stein Amsterdam Realty Co. half part no
'thoaye No o Izss 17fi,5 " : Vsfer imam ooo
12sfh@st No ~. 253 West. 25zs9 Gustav
Fleischrnann and another FlelschmEnn Realty
CONSTRUCTION Company: mortgage. $4,000; -,
7th-ave W corner 14Ist-st, %. 1xIoo l4lst-st.
100 = V u 7th-ave 63x)9. Il: 14Ist-st.
225 It X of 7th-ave. a49. itx9s i; Gustav J
FIe!scbmanu and another Feisc-1narH Isss5tF
and Construction Company. mortgages, sa3o.oto' -
29th-st. n 200 II OF 1tl-ave 25xI 51@oS
ll2 Solomon Oppenheimsr IL Rand0iph tug
anben5er and another. mortgages $50 Nominal
1o5~n "a Moses B5ehna: mortgage s34 Nominal
fIIth-st Nos and ia East. 80. .4X1tD H. Jacob
81 oao -. ..........- Nominal
fg7th-st. z NebsteT-eve. runs n lux 2
X 70 I97th-st. 70 beginning; =
Oldrtn SalteF and heir. 10 CathArine
f4Sth-xt 100 u o Tth-ave- T5xse II.
7Foras C,evman To Catherine Cieary Nominal
Websrer-age II u iAIti-st, runs Il lDux
70 az X & " 10 street " 10 besf1
ming. Catharne 2 Mahon o Mary Lloyd
q part. b 4NsHai1aai
tsygssne-st ave y 5 30 II ! Of l4th-ai 25xi00;
Henri CoggezhaIl. receiver. 10 Hugh A Me-
carry. and >. ali little. mortgage. s-2ooss @ssoo
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
-snrIEy AND LIGHTING COMBINE. 4"
ferns Of the Kansas City Merger An
n0unced

10u1CeQ-
TIE Equitable Trust Company. OF this city, an
-,g-,e6 yesterday the plan under which the Met
-,i.sr Street Railway Company. OF Kansas City
:, and the Kansas City Railway and Light Com
~-v ere 10 be taken over by the Kansas City Rail
rsv and LIsh- Company The Equitable Trust
o-1snv is deposirary under the plan for the ANAL
-nstion Ct the street railway and electric light
egn3sries.
RI agreement one hundred shares Of the Metro
sastsr Street Railway Company, Of Kansas City,
a. exchanges h-e for one hundred shares Of the
-rsssrre6 sock and sixty shares Of the common
80 Of the Kansas City Railway and Light Com
~ ara one hundred shares Of the Kansas City
rrz9-ic LiG-- Company are eXchauEe2he for eighty
sfq~ss af the preferred stock and one hundred
shsrss Ct The common stock Of the Kansas City
RglEay ana Light Company Announcement is
-s5e also thar 5-l+3 shares OF the Metropolitan
street RaiT4E Company, Of ahusas City and Is IA
ghsrss q the Kansas city Electric Light Company
ssTe already been deposited and certificates issued
: their place
TIE Metropolitan Street Railway Company is
-srraIzed S15 60 coo. and represents the con
E1i5ztion az several Kansas City properties. in
.ti,h Jls A-r1ours. Of Chicago. and Blair & Co,
i lhls city. aye interested
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

AIbers. Henry. TO Samuel Baum. 152d-st. No zoo
Schwartz Fannie to Nellie a Layelf t5gea9 iTaTt
ner n cent g. - II OF - 14oo
3'hisho1st instaIraents : per 1900
MeCartby John to william william MeCSr{h{y' 9TH, 9TH,
len years s per cent .-........e. 10 $50
ieaseh0ld; sqaa len: years per oen5 10000
Williams. Stephen G. to Borough Realty Com
Badins an1 loa6 s prior mortgage n $50 3o4 on5
oss55ss5sT BGa5amn SiaTa S saamoi5s 5s. aRd
E6rnann Msry. to Banned Friend. sherifr-zt,
walker: William 70 i LtnsIy Iohqson. 57thst
per MT s '''-.s'' ~ nv ''es. 600
Bur Jane o, Sr Jennie 2 e Henri B5so9Rss sa ai9
Il # e q 7th-ave; 's part OF each; due Novenr- 800
ave corner 17ot6-st months s per cent. 2ooo
Fowl. Julius, to Patrick N caroIan. Bathgate-
r ave No 2o32 yfa+ Per cent IT. an
NJ 4as; years. . per cent =. 1900
$40 and 3t7 East prior mortgage $47,oo"' - zoo
B5ehm, Moses to jacob Cohen. 1i1th-st $ 155
# q Of Park-ave: lnstaments. per cent 1000
2stf-s n $ 800 It Of 7th-avs; ; year ~ .
c+onhoiz, Diedrich. % Marx T!essnghai s.res
st3, St No %: prior mortgage 200 years per 1000
Hudson Realty Company to Central Realty, Bond
prior 1nortgage $4,000 building loan years , ooo
Fox julius 3. % Joseph J! Butenwieser. 22ds - 600
No 2IT 22l East due july J. 1870. % per cent '''eN
Calm Abraham Carolina Block u7th- n $,
80 rso,e Z e r = o[ ebt ~ as p''9 -7S.-e.....- 2oo0
Mile l 7e4 4n45, a 70 4nnls Par e 5000
Sinlons Neytte and another to Jacob Cohen, illtF-
ST. s. lo' Il u On .-..,...... 1900
AerIteITT Peter P o George 3 Marx. l3th-st. s.
1914 II of ave; due July /. 1870. Is per 20,
-rT-+-s- George and another to Michel Hertle.
5575 55Ist Ta n e T5v III zoos 3 per 5000
FIetschnau. William n. 10 Myron Smith, Com
Tnary-st II $ 10 # Of BiondeN ave. also
B12aoeL t aSs l'O ..-....-s..-. 1000
sander Henry another TO Julius WeinstelI
80 800 80 Il nzraiTlents 6 per cst. 1900
Ca+rra-- James C. BaTnaTdHa T 2 Ffake ana
Eno5hers r, goid -. $500
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
,AssIM RETURNS MONEY FOR FrNNs.

Ilr-e.n. Nee- May l6.-lsoyernor Mickey to-day
received q letter from count CassiuL Russian Am
tassaEr- p Washington declining with thanks
5sz So appropriated ny the N@3ras5z Legislature
7- The relief sufferers in Finland ard returning
-ae check Tne Ambassador says that the Russian
Government has rr0vlled funds for tne relief Of
-5s Finnish people. and that the money can De
se-ss- er cEe1 where there Is greater need f1r T.
1oE-- CszeIEi Taa same time expressed his
g-zt-is -e rfe legislature and People Of Nebraska
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17

Lots No ss4 70 s52 map OF Adee Park; Adee Syn
dlcate 10 Hale Bulldng and Realty Company nominal
Wsheter-avc " 5 z Of lSItn-st at s land
Mary A Csarfney ? II 70 centre lne bef
Y to Webster y 7 % begin
ming gore. John VI Farley 70 Catherine T Mahon =,
122d-st n $50 u Park-ave- @SxIO,-Il /,
G-atta7 c Lyman Jennie l. Ffnan -%oI1a
-Izza-st - n - {, Lou = " --.--....- Nominal
fsathgate-ave No 2o75. W .. q 1xD4 ): Patrick ,
fszroIan Julius Fowl. mortgage S4.Vto nominal
ssJh,st 'RS BsaTa 3 = semdt: mortgage s1556o q
9th ave o 40 zs5eTeT mo3tgage $34 500 Q and 1000
Io9s ~ n = 1866 II OF 3d-ave Saxi@t IL
Michael ssr sis islgs} 80 $500
n Tio ~ 70 iso map OF a7o lots McGraw estate Van
Nes,: :,g- IaT.s4e g ss7s
2d-ays sarhb Mahony Gif,
Z, t,i,.,ngfan-st n E corner Of chrystle-st. 25xlOo
IulluS g,Es s5s 500 and 100
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
SOME INTERESTING LEASES.

White Phipps have leased TO NJ A. smyth q
n the second floor Of the building No. 4S4 Firth
ave tc d & NJ Joseph the second floor and 10
the Persian Art Company the third moor OF iAe
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17

Anderson, Gustavus New Haven Iron and Steel
Company S1,456
Brooks Walter A-E Brooks. ...-........... 157
Badalar1enu Pepptiuo 9. and John DoeO Engels 1872
Hlaisdeli Walter F. and Grover . Curtis-G
Dillon - l6t
j
F5rert. Charles &c L Idppmann another.
Te Cose~. Robert SIS n De Coster- 1ss
Drake. Nathaniel NT-JoHn Toler Sons ia
DorueIIv EuganeT Smith. by guardian 13-26s
Edmond. Fred :. and Henry Fiuch-ArTuour q Co III
Grant. John H individual and Charles Il Van De
Eeatee. ezecutor-W 4 Van Zandt. guardian.
costs --------.-- 10
TIage1auer. Alph1nse. and Albert Z Wesslau-s
Kelly alaIlce-E.xceIzi5- Savings BaHk-..-..... 964
Iezhinsky. EIas-L Sigtktu and another 800
Lane Peter FL Z Hayes. lSH
2Iathesiuz. Alfred O ana sophia Is-ReynoIds az
Plumbers supply Company. f35
NJ LzAi1Ir Ai5i.2l la5- f' . 9t....-..-. 47s2
FeItn JuItus-AI se5in and another---.-----.- 1s7
Schulze. Louis WP Reday- tdt
Schmidt cobb Ave-buCk lsb
Stevenson rsubert-City Of Nev-1ork COSTS llb
Stevens. StanIey-F x NJ SchaeteT Brewing So
c--fs -,5r y y ETa-t. ....-...-.....
s--sIf rI~a--- &c n C~ar7n .............- 3.193
Van De carr. Jonr &c 7 Croft ~
Walker T8Hfi--I Z Schvab-. i9l
1Ea-erEorI. Hermann Ldclltenauer l.fs'
Fidelity and Casualty Insurance Company -,
-z=-es 2,4al
7r+e-5rlzr street Railway Cornpany-P Steuerwaid Ia
Metropolitan Street Railway Con1pangW Beute "'o'
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
PLANS FOR A SYNAGOGUE.

Plans have been filed at the Bureau OF Buiiai1sS'
Manhattan, for a two story brick synagogue 10 De
erected at Nos. IS and 50 Hivington-st- on Pio-
- 1I feet The front will be OF brick, elaoofates
carved There will be triple set OF doupis @ uoots
IN me entrance The Congregation Adas JeshuTuh
1rssean ~ is the owner Stein, Cohen Roth are the
arcFIifects The cost is placed at s50.010.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
TO ALTER EDUCATIONAL ALLIANCE.

Plans have been filed for alteration to the ECU
cationaI Alliance building al the southeast corner
NJ East Broadway and Jeferson-st A SIX story
brick is to be erected, p foot front III East
Roadway The Educa tionaI Alliance, OF Whleen
Tsidor Straus is president IS the owner u. "
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
SARGENT At WORK IN HAWAII.

-4.--Ial. laz- 9. via san Francisco. Nay Is
g. sargent. Commissioner General Of ImuligT-a-
-- has arrived here on she City Of Pekins. 10 in
zz--zte -ra abo-eicuatiou and 10 select site for
5- ness iuruigra -iOu station iU Honolulu
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
ROYAL INSURANCE A BUYER.

The buyer of the northeast corner of Wilam-st.
and Maiden Lane is the Royal Insurance Company
A report of the sale printed in The Tribune
Y yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
SEA GlRT CAMP OPENS.

Sea Girt. \. J.. May 16-The State camp at this
place was formally opened to-day. and will remain
so until September. The United States regulars
eNerE Two weeks
New-York tribune., 1903-05-17
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

r,r,.t Nos 13S and 1=o; for a six story
brick and stone loft building 5Ox95,
Eugb4s owner: Graham. architect ..-.-..
r,fytngton-st Nos s. and 60: for two story brick
synagogue ~. 1x14. Congregation Ordas Iesh-
urun Yassan owner. stein Cohen & Roth.
architects . = b
cherry ana Rutgers sts. cor: for six story
s,rifk tenement house with stores. 2si-axe.
Goodman owner. Bernstein & Bernstein.
arcniteeIs - =. &. =. +.
brick storehoase. 45x50. W Stemmier. owner
NJ jerks. architect ..............--