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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-14
BITTERNESS IN M'GARRY SUIT.
Lawyer for Widow Says Jewelry Gould Not
Have Been Given to Mother-in-Law.

Much bitterness shown in the examination
in Rrookl7r yesterday of Mrs. Della McGarfy
mother OF the late councilman. John j. McGafry
in the effort OF the atter's widow to recover jew
elrv valued at $3.50, which she declares is being
wrongfulIy retained by her mother-in-law
According to the testimony of the widow the
tewelry purchased by her husband ana gwen
to her Christmas present Several Gays il'el
Mr.. McGarrys death. and when stories OF his imam
ciaI entsnglements were being told. Mrs. NC
Garry took the jewelry to Mrs. Della McGarry and
left 1t with her The latter declares that II was
given to her. r,,s
rs it possible Said ex-Distrct Attorney R!d az,
wav ''that Mrs John ]. McGarry would deliberately
give awav over 50 600 worth of jewelry to her nus
bands mother when that husband had IeIt ne, nel
according to her statements, has plenty an9
to spare Of jewelry of her own? Mr. McGarFy did
not leave a three-cent piece that his widow couid
cali her own and yet we ere told that she chegI7
fully gave away everything material tha' sue
owned - 49,. a-+ =
a violent fit of weeping. -, No.. %
Magistrate Manner reserved decision until May %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-14
REALTY NOTES.

Harry c. Dewitt transferred title yesterday to
No SIG West One hundred-and-forty-fr on a
lot 1sxs9u feet. to the Bergen Amusement Com
pany which also took title TO No. 521 West One
-first-st. and retransferred the
title 10 the Congress Brewing Company. of Brook
Ign. ,., .. l.. 49,, - =
225 feet on the west side of Old Macomb's Dam
Poad sT5 feet south of the farm OF T. O. Woolf
II is said that Mr. Sherry may build roadhouse on
the plot. -, -. - ~ COO
ave and J. De Courcey Ireland Of No. 123 East
Fitty-sixth-st
Francis Dovale and Lewis N. Thiery, OF the firm
of Dovale & Thiery, and John Auchincloss have
baan incornorated under the OF Dovale
Thiery & Auchincloss Co. for the purpose of carry
imp on a general real estate and brokerage BUSH
ness the managing of properties and estates. the
procuring OF loans and the placing of insurance.
The corporation takes over the business and
goodwill Of the old firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-14
JACKSONVILLE FLOODED.
Boats Used in the Streets-Florida Rail-
roads in Bad Shape.

Jacksonville. Fla. May ia heavy northeaster
has been blowing for the last few days. accom-
panied by driving rains Last night and this
morning Il unusually heavy Reports from
the State say that much damage has been done to
turpentine camps and phosphate plants. Big tides
end heavy rains have flooded the lower portions Of
this city, and boats are being used on several
streets. The terminal station and all approaches
are from three 70 five feet under water. In the
railroad yards the water is rushing through at six
miles hour. The total rainfall for the last
twenty-four hours was $40 inches.
No trains arrived here to-day. Reports from the
State say that all railroads are bad shape from
the flooding OF tracks. The storm is the worst
for years Many houses in the negro sections
shed away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-14
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Parish, Fisher. Mooney & Coz 1926 s0th-st. s sS5
Columbus-ave 20x1022. four story st dWg n;
ag D Brewster and another; sullivan & -
W Otis, ref amount due. s2oo56 Oh: taxes ETC.
$40 o.. 3. -.
ave 125x1O05 and two story b factory; 4Lo
55t-st $. 294 It of 1st-ave Ex1G05 two story n
stables: ] Smith J Bolen ct all II Mahan aSsy
Evins, ref amount due So 1872 As; taxes etc g.
40 10; SO shave Sc II Of HoraIlo-st lsIH4o
23x6 7x20. 9x4x40. three story bldg; kelogg anu
another agt L Emmens ct al Goeler > & =. aItys'
H Bonayne. ref amount due. 1921 81; taxes ETC.
81. 1923 81. 400 .. . 81
1sSth-st 16sxs7.6. two story fr dwg n; North GO
on B & I, Assn agt L ct al; H Hildretn sttS
Houston, ref due 81 ass So taxes etc sig s Sg
# Of York-st about LIKE 11x44x537 three story
store etc; 10 York-st, col fl W Of west Broad
20 sx43 ike 4x3 6x21x about % sxS16 three
story store etc: Carroll and another agt Sarrou
as adnr al; G DUAL atty G & BattIe reI' par
tition. p1aos
6OxInos Mary Frenneman Ogden, individual, etc.
ct al: G H Hyde atty; Longbein ref; amount dne
BY Herbert A Sherman: 326 Lenox-ave s. o7'I4 u
n Of 126th-st, 6x75 four story st owE n, Il
Auchncoss agt Tierney ct al Earn nun q a.
attys: Ordway. ref amount DUE Sl47o1 ~ 'aAe'
etc Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-14
STOCKHOLDERS WOULD LIQUIDATE.
But Offer Has Been Made for Bulk OF Stock
of North American Insurance Company.

Boston May 13.-The committee appointed by the
stockholders of the North American insurance
Company to consider the question of liquidation in
preference to meeting assessment to make good
an Impairment in assets has reported in favor OF
liouidation; but as offer has been made for
majority of the stock, the shareholders. in order
that all may be protected have decided TO form a
voting trust with Sas Pierce. president OF 'he
cornnanv. George Bradford and J. c. Whitney as
+r,,s+a.e for the purpose of allowing stock TO be
sold should a desirable price be offered; or. falhnS
this the stock will be voted for the liquidation Oh
the company. Final consideration will be given 10
this project at a meeting next Friday afternoon.
There are two thousand shares of the STOCK Win
q mar value of 800 each The stock has been M
ma red about SO O0O according to report recently
made by Insurance Commissioner cutting me
Iiractors voted to call an assessment but the com
,1av having sold out its New-England business last
Tlecemher the shareholders favored lquldatlon. "a
W Taylcr who controls 4S0 shares, II is uhueIstooD
has offered to purchase the remainder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-14
coRTLANpT-sT. SALES DENIED.

A number of firms on the south side OF
CortIandt-st. between Washington and West-st.
have signed circular letter asking that puohshed
statements that property in that block had oeen
Jeffreys & Co. No. 81 Cortandt-st.: Teffts,
No. 70 cortlandt-st: Daniels & Co. No; - tott
Daniel II. Sands, No. 70 Cortlandt-st; Pahl BROS
No. II Cortlandt-st; Jacob Jacobs No 81 G or,ts
Iandt-st: The Pattons No 70 Cortlandt-st.; Wolff
q Goldwater No. 81 Cortlandt-st.; and Bernard
Kreisier. No. 81 CoTtlandt-st.
different newspapers have published from time 10
time accounts of the sale of property on the sout
side of Cortlandt-st between Washington ana
West-Sts., for the purpose of improvements, ana
only two weeks ago these same papers stated
that the tenants in the block had all received
notices vacate at once Whereas, the facts are
these: There has not been any property Soid IN
this block for the last twelve years. neither nave
the tenants received any notices to Vacate On
the contrary there have been new leases
made this spring for term of years
THE continued publishing Of these false ac-
counts is a source of great annoyance to US III
MANY WAYS. and is injurious TO our business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-14
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

p, Rrvan / Kennedy: 151st-st 275 # Of Cort-
sndt-ave 25x1151 sty frame dwg h: foreclosure SAFE
Robinson etc. agt G stoz , ct az az s w cS
costs etc 1884 81 1928 49, to the pitf for
By Peter Meyer CO; ISL 2eth.st 1ls,1ose
II y Of 9d-ave u 3x9S.9; sty stone front oWg %
Hener & Wolf for SO COO also 145 2ath-st 1o499+
It 3d-ave 10 sty br dHg partIJqpR sac
atty; II Odei ref; Welstead for s14 900: 20
SfF.y of 137th-Et 25xS0; sty DIX
fat h; foreclosure sale: Matilda Weber agt W Lyman
a. al. y Mcclure atty w G Davies, ref due on 1udgt
sic S0o % costs 1887 O5; etc s1343 1o TO 5ne
pitf for $1,000: 1s1st-s cor 11th-aye lots Zox
IOn each bid in at S62 900: also ArnsterdamaNe -"
block front 1s7th-st 1Ssthst 1s99x1O0 6id IN az
s64 ZOO also Broadway, 136thst, 2411x1OO bid
in at S23 600: 175thst block front pet AuauDTn
and Amsterdam aves 37OxfSSG37l D SSSo-z74' pubic
sale; bid IN $4,000 $500 - 4.
By Philip Smyth 24o W 10sth-st. :. o15 It W OF
Arnster1ar-ave 25x1G011 sly br fiat h: foreclosure
sale German Savings Bank agt John Robertson ct al
Amend e Amend attys; W Dayton. ref due on juogr,
$50 costs s4Oo 49, taxes ETC. 1866 12 to Rooney
for client. for see,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-14
REAL ESTATE.
Oxford Realty Company to Build
4DQrtment Hotel.

The activity noticeable in the market on 1ueS
- ~ ,-esent Yesterday The reports printed
+odav which are likely to attract considerable at
tentiou are the one regarding the sale of FIIh-
ave- dwelling house, and that relating to the pur-
chase and plans Of the oxford Realty Company,
In connection with No. "a West Fifty 'L-S'''
25x1005 feet. recently sold to the OHloId FteS -
go, tho coronany has purchased the two adjo1n-
ine houses Nos. 70 and Y West Fifty-dfth-st each
is 8x1oo5 feet from Edward ". Harris and Tracy h
Harris It has also bought the property adJoln-
ing in the rear OF No 80 West Fifty-fourth-sI IoA
100 < fea+ from John H Stoutenburgh On the Plot'
ybScb has frontage of 5S4 feet In flIty-iIL!iII;;
and i68 feet in Fffty-fourth-st the company T
bi1iiStng will be first class in every particular IN IN
the first floor will be large ollil5 II the APART
ents will be large and well lighted TED, Isns pre
norad Nv Israeis & Harder. Brooke, q Geo[ n
We're the brokers in the sale of the various PIoPo
lies TO the oxford Realty Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-14
PLAN TO LICENSE WAREHOUSES.

special committee OF the New-York Cotton Ex-
change, which has in charge the proposition TO IL
cense warehouses n certain Southern cotton CEN
and certify cotton stored In them is preparing
q summary Of its report TO the board of
ayers OF the exchange made last Thursday, for
distribution by mail among the members of the
exchange, for the purpose OF getting for the man
ayers al expression Of the opinions Of the
hers 20 the plan Opposition has come from
members who think that the plan VIII interfere
with speculative manipulation OF the market, and
viii prevent cornering-
II was first thought that the plan would in
volve great expense account Of the establish
rent Of certihcation bureaus at separate Southern
points According to the plan. outlined by a
member Of the exchange, however. there Is TO be
certihcation officer in each with
an assistant If necessary. whose duties will
be 10 TO ii that samples are taken from the
bales and that the bales deposited in ware
houses. The samples will be sent the inspection
bureau of the Cotton Exchange here and the GER
fincates viii be issued from the certincation bu-
re4u "a this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-14

yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
ALEXANDER FIscHEL. No 137 C1inton-st: habili-
$3S77 assets S64. Principal creditors; Catski
COUNT creamery Jefferson County n. Y. Sl.120.
LOUISE c. FOLEY, dressmaker, No. 2S6 tifth-aVe'
liabilities 50 ef4 assets. s80s7. Principal creditors;
Edward Cenple No "a Lberty-st., Sl.9s4 and q
Montgomery. No. IS5 Fifth-aye. S642 Stock. s250O
I'D counterclairn against Harry Enge Tor *2ovo
for unwarranted entry of her premises -. 49, .
BENEDICT STONE. theatrical manager. No 80 Yves
Ninety-sevenst: liabilities. 1892; S12s2 P
cpal Metropolitan Printing Company
Detroit Press Printing Company, $3.50. and Kaw
Eranger royalties $3.50. Petitioner owes about thirty
varying from SIS TO $500 Chief asset as
FRANCIS L GL1ESSNER, dealer IN iron. No ZIP East
Thirty-seventh-s liabilities S3473; assets $3.50 rn-
cipal CREDITOR William T Hardness. No 81 Broadway
GEORGE SACK No. SO West one-hunfred- and-twenty-
nft-s liabilities s355; assets s75 Principal creditor;
q. ]. Groenmann, No. =9 Westinghouse. S3sS
Schedules filed by the hrTn OF ENGI-ANDElH
son e RAMBAR and Its members, Norris and Louis
Engander and J. Rambar, individually Labi-
ties 500 1o9: assets s. $50 Principal creditors: Rosa
Fnglander No 1s9 Madson-eve, $780, Corn Exchange
Bank, 81, 800: Leopold Mayer Co.. No 2Sl Chureh-st
81 035 and Reny Schmidt Pleissner, No. % Whtest
$3.50 Assets stock by receiver, 800
LANES JAMES dealer burnt wood and wooden arti-
No. IS West Twenty-fourth-st Involuntary
petition ned by Lubbock who has claim OF g. 955
Alleged bankrupt general assignment on May to
Edward Hermann.
LAFAYETTE BINDERY. No. IS Lafayette Place In
voluntary petition Peonng creditors: Charles sib
lev Sis: Charles Murphy, $685. and Max Hart s37S
The firm admitted inability TO meet obligations
May Il willingness TO be adjuoged bankrupt
Assets machinery worth s11Goo nortgased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-14
HALF a MILLION DOLLAR SALE.

Iobn y C,olding has sold for John T. and James
A Farley to client the five story American u.s.
rnent house in Fifth-ave Just north o. t'e g., 80
Of sixty-fourth-st-, size S5x11o feet L. Is lio as
NJ two houses lust completed by the Messrs' = A1-
lev and the price asked was sooO'OV"
isaac Davidson has sold four story ouilolns on
Mot 1Sx7O feet at the southwest corner OF E4shtS
secopd-st, and Lexngton-ave. to Moses NOVEMBER
for $4,000 x..
The limited Cigar Stores Company mas ponsnt
100 feet on Observation-Disclosures run
ming through to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
adjoining the Johnson property Oh WHICH '
have a lease for twenty-one years
The estate of S. C. Williamson has sold NO. ID
East tn ge s st9gy A fas 0ase
coe to client Of the FIVE s sGFy ~ osepR
a Farley at Riverside Drive and one-hundreo-
sntbony W. Putnam cramer has sold No -. 152
e sss breR and front dwelling house. on lot
The Atlantic Realty Company has sold i No h 2s
on lot 25xiO05 feet. 49,. ~ oes e,~,nv-s,
Gordon Levy CO have n s0la lot NS xS 90 fse
Gordon levy Co. have sold No 1SS Aliens en-. t. e
i've story stone front tenement mousse on i'' NN"
Wyckoff Bent has sold to Robert Smith
M No LOT d sxf12s feet adjoining the northeast corner
Of sixth-ave Mr.. Smith has leased the building 10
Jackson 6 Stein have bought No geo Tfth-ave
sswson Hobbs have sold for TraRs s. Storms
to client for occupancy NO ~ MeSn oI,s
e1s q LOT tsx55xe7 feet The house sold for Nj.
Storms was reported Tuesday as being NO. lZo
West Eightieth-st -, .o--, a,a hasa
Daniel B. Dober has sold sig story ana pa tSa
want tenement house, lot 25xS7 feet, at the
northwest corner OF Rivington and Sheriff SITS.
Frederick Zittel has resold for Fritz singer 10
T. Haaker No. AZ West Ninety -seyenth.st, a
three and a half story private dwelling mousse
20x100. ~ ~ ,,o sois <or MARY
p Wheeler No % West Nineteenth-sts -FOUR
story dwelling house, lot 25xs2 ,-, -
L. J. Phillips Co. have sold for Daniel y:
storv dwelling house on lot 17x1o2-2. to William and
Henry Goodman. who own Nos lOs ana 49, ao-
Henry Felt has sold to client Of Hough &
Co No pa and GAG West observation-disclosures Sixth
St. two five story fathouses, on plot 5OxlGon -
w 7 Huston & Co. have sold for Joseph o.
or,Hn,snt a brick dwelling house lot 25x15ot on
the north side OF Nagle-ave.. 3z5 feet west or
Aaron Jacobs has sold to Max Silver and ANOTHER
person No IA Sulltvan-st-, seven story puidlng'
The Empire City Realty Company has sold No.
III East Eighty eghth-st. five story brick tene-
nent house, 256x100 feet. to Sampson H Scnwarz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-14
EIGHT NILES, AW4SH.
Torpedo Boat PIunger Made That
Speed an Hour, 1t Is Sad.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

Greenport Long Island. May 13.-In what Is
known as the wash" condition. the Holland
torpedo boat Plunger had her first government
trial to-day over a half mile course on Peconlc
Bay, off New-Suffolk. This was the first OF a
series to determine her ability as hghtihs
machine both above and below the surface IL
was a standardizing test, and the boat driven
by a gasolene engine developed speed 1t Is
said of nearly eight knots an hour she is
required only to make seven knots by the con-
tract The total distance covered IN three
distinct runs was three miles.
The boat travelled half mile and then re-
turned over the same course. After stated IN
tervals she repeated this man9uvre Inc tests
were made under the supervision OF a trial board
of the United States Navy. composed of Captain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

15th-sr Nos S24 and 326 East % 4x1O5.3; A G
Wengarten Benny Hertzberg; mortgage
57f6St. No 8e3 West. 2oxioo: Fannie johnson.
trustee to George r Bourne; mortgages $50. 600. 20
141st-st No 619 West, 18x99. II; Henry De witt
TO the Bergen Amusement Company, mortgage
Riverside Drive, No $50. n 9 cor 1o5th-ss BOZ
Riverside Drive. No 935. 8, q. 11x1o0; William
H Corbit to Morttz FaIkeuau; mortgage, S2o7'- ,.o
800 All
6th-ave No 2S6 n Q cor 15th-st, 19xTo; Anna 81
C Flick Melville Snyder and another trust
a4tbest g 8 100 # W Of Central Park West, 25x
1908; Schuyler Hamilton, jr. to Clarence D
s1st-st. n 3 1919 # g Of 5th-ave. IS 6xloo.s:
Louis Hasbrouck. trustee, to Daniel Carney
42d-st, $, 1884 # Of sth-ave. 66.sx9s.s;
Agatha Lockwood to Phenix Realty Corporation;
Old ID Mac6mb S3'f Dam Road, 3 s75 It s from
farm Of C o Wolf, 5Ox225; James Farley to
Louis Sherry; mortgage, 800 Nom
I59th-st, S, 275 It OF Elton-ave, 25x9a; Trim
ity Realty Company to Bank Of NJ & L jar
mulowsky: mortgage, $4,000. Nom
Dey-st Nos 81 and SO, n s. 80. 1xTS3x5o. exT7.5:
Cornelia Van Keuck to Solomon a Fatman 50
9911; 141st-st No 621 s, Ala It OF Broad
way. 16x99.11; the Bergen Amusement Company
to Congress Brewing Company OF Brooklyn;
mortgage $25.550 Nom
1s4th-st. g. rs II OF 5th-ave. 25x9s.11: Agatha
lockwood TO Terence Mcclure; mortgage. -
s4th-st g. 200 II W Of 9th-ave. aox88e; Eliza
beth Eddey Marguerite Delnour and another. Nom
25th-st No ~ East, 16sx9S.9; Emanuel Heilner
and another TO Harry Rutherford, and 8,
Same property; Harry v Rutherford to the Meth
erland Club; mortgage, $50 900. Nom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-14

no vel defined line Starting IN the timber piles
Of the Sparks estate yard. * west then north
ward. then east. and northward- and eastward
xgain- Strange to the fire was checked in Its
esstwardIy course at precisely the same point as
su 100 a1 the McClenaghan residence. This is
situated on the crest OF the hill, south OF St
Jean Baptisfe Church
The wind was so strong that hot emeers were
Blown 20 Maria-st. nearly mile away, ana SCI
Ere 70 two houses Had not the wind changed all
the upper part Of the town would have gone, as
when the fire first started the wind FORCED the
flames toward the centre OF the city.
The IRE sufferers scattered far and wide a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-14
OTTAW4,S GREAT FIRE.
TsOo Suburbs almost Entirely De-
stroged-Laclc of Water.

Ottawa May l3 CSpeciaD.-The area swept py
last Sundays fire about three hundred acres.
Besides ]. r. Booths loss OF ten million rect OF
lumber, two hundred houses were burned
and 1t is estimated that fully two hundred ana
thirty families are left homeless. All that remains
OF RochesterviIe are few irregular columns OF
emoldering wreckage and a few broken vans
standing here and there, and Of Hintonourg, ao-
5oining only small part is left
The failure Of the water supply paralyzed the
work Of the fremen and for fully half an hour
the men stood helpless at their posts one OF the
mains at the pumphouse burst. and all the waves
had to be shut until repairs we're made
In the mean tine the inhabitants began 70 re-
move their possessions. All kinds Of wagons were
Yressad into service The 4sd Regiment and the
Governor-GeneraTs Foot Guards were called our
10 protect the household effects.
Unlike the fire of 1860 Sundays blaze followed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-14

C. J. Train Commander W. c. Cowles. Captain
Charles r. Rocker and Naval Constructor j. j.
Woodward They were quartered on board the
United States tug Narkeeta, which had been
assigned by the Navy Department for this SER
vice. Lawrence Spear. general manager Of the
Holland Torpedo Boat Company. had charge
of the tests for the company. Captain Gable
was in command of the Plunger. and he had
with him the same crew that was on board the
Holland boats Adder and Moccasin last NO
vember.
The United States torpedo boat Dahlgren, in
charge of Lieutenant Nelson, L. S. N, Is at
New-Suffolk. It Is expected that the Plunger
will be tried tomorrow, submerged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-14
SOME IMPORTANT LEASES.

Renwick c. Hurry reports the following leases:
No. IL West Thirty-eghth-st.. four story brown
late E. Ellery Anderson, to Elihu Chauncey for a
term of years; the store at No 100 Fifth-ave to q
CARPENTER, statoner: the store at No west
Thfrty-ninth-st. to the Misses Farley & Hanlon mil
linerv: the first loft at No 429 Fifth-ave TO Nine.
Isa beau hair goods: the top loft in the building
Nos. ISL and 463 Fifth-ave. to De Silva q EllI
photographers: the two lofts at No. 16S West
Twenty-third-st Bowman Dancing Academy; the
house of z. D. Douglas, at Rye, n. Y, to w De W
DimoCk and a camp Paul Smiths for l.. b
Smith to George s. Brewster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-14

good many hosptable homes were thrown open 70
them. Carriers who had iocked TO the scene de-
-nanded from SO SIS load for caTting household
effects away. The poor fire victims had 10 pay
the money. The electric car service was complete
-nent-
Among the insurance companies affected are the
Guardian, Royal. Liverpool, London and Globe.
Commercial Union. Phoenix. Of England; Union
Lancashire, Queen. LIMA Hartford, Phoenix, OF
Hartford: American and Ottawa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-14
CARNEGIE IN REALTY DEAL.

Andrew Carnegie loaned TO Daniel Gafney 100000
for three years at AZ per cent on parcel on the
ro-+l, aide Of Ninety-irst-st., beginning 36S feet
west of Madison ave. Mr.. Carnegie's house is on
the block bounded by Ninetieth~st. and Ninety-hrst
ST Fifth and Madison aves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-14
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

victor-st north side AIS feet north of Morris
Eark-aye two and one-haf story frame dwelling
house. 1sxSs feet Mary A Robinson. owner. B.
Ebling. architect $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

W 5a aq 10 aaa S. a d Ss At TO
s's s' Bo lGH5n lSG s. due Of Gag
D;$sSsr Martha i, Ala. iiap;oxsgsat C:
S5oPF Ssa ysad es5 cent ~
i5G; a%o Mortgages year per cent: each $500
cny Ms6 4. %ess due aa
MSbonaid Biiz e E. to George Ratige6er and
another: 6sd-st s. I25 # W of Amsterdam ~,
kenny. George J. and another to John c Barr,
iIth1st g % # OF Is;-ave; prior mortgage ANN
sa S1sq to Mary g'fF trustee sans prop
Bell Maria aS 4. widox ton 70 Manhattan Mortsag.
i5st6-st; years. per cent: 5000
ses Il Of Madison-aye: years AZ per cent. 100000
ST. No II East; years per cent............ 5000
wainstein abraham D: 70 Equitable Life As:af.
shGs Of sSave due June a iSos per cent
same E1tS to Harris Nandebaam and another; same
cent 1860
mortgage s26 500: ! year. per cent -. 14ooo
prior mortgasgs SO 800 800; year per cent 80
St St. Nic So cor iS7h-st; due January
7es l9 Robert per fo re Guarantee and Trust 10000
Company s7th-st. No POI Went; year; per
M sgnS Charles E. to Title Insurance Company O
c@P6s James Rs an9thsF to E e 81
year. per cent. ..--...;.:.:. ...:......... $500
Emery, Samuel, to Lawyers Mortgage Insurance
Company 45th-st, No "a West; year, Az per
cent -. $1,000
pelmour Marguerite. and another. 70 Elizabeth
years AZ per cent 10000
e4tf-st 8 100 n W Of Central Park West;
year. per cent 1900
Malcolm Janet T, to Dry Dock Savings Tnstitu-
tion; Sd-ave. n corner 70th-st; year. per
cent $4,000
Kirsh Nathan. Cgtizens' Savings Bank: Pitt
st s. 1854 It 8 Of Dela7cey-st: years Al
per cent gold 5000
Same TO Peter Weber al; property; prior
mortgage, So 600; due June go 1906. per
cent 5000
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
se.h West for two story brick