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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
CARL M. N0RBOM'S
: 49,, - z A,g,.sk ..snsIr...>..>..,.
Noted Medical Gymnas, Of This
CITY Is Building a Residence
on Capitol Hin

one ~ the latest o. n~iast a hanne.
site and . bexfa the ere sil4a ~ a
r~sidsacc on beautiful Caffsad lfEii is
carr 4 Naatssn. the notsa snsdtcaf
gYmnAaf II Seattle NJ Saffss=r
selected F1ftesath Avsuue In Dfyts
zion No. % Capitol Hti Addition
aa ths syst Zee Ms future tassfs md
fhs building 10 nov uster say
Beautiful ncsnery ard thA fast that
tfss improvements In that incaiity.
ALREADY made. have aided little %
shs present est 70 the real eststr.
~sFe features that a.etdas Mt Suxa
BON - chpo@s Capitol gsEi IL hts
residences. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15

hesi asa~s4 " soea ~. beaaesa g. REQ
= - pes haauh HfspF nNht. - ao0t %
Butter, Cheese, upas. Poultry
butter esshinste pr-srasflss $40 aaiff.
ltE9s Frosh ranch ao0nr pet
dessn Eastern. tpC
cheese Native washinstoa tpii orrsa,
IA iimhusssr iiei nsis. hs.A lsiF -
hsns iau ifal i've duts. ID dfss-asi. To-,
HAY, Grain and Feed
t.a' ehssa ss3eo =, tsa ssae. - d,a
W a. per taa hHan. tstpo per ten sliifts.
tsiu.l 49, ,sai al saA.. tsooo ess ,,'.,l
fesnis has as a. So tea CalIfarasa al.
falfa. sip1 psf tais
PRicEs TO PRODUCERS
hs.' s,,sss a.. ,,s sssi. a a. = :.
Hay ard Grain
Eastern washiestoa tintathY tea ool
~ - per tanl stfsifa. fisu "a psf tua oats,
= - i'sa tsa bsflsf ~ % pr ten shsel
soeo NJ teal miatllnss. tszlcogzaoo ps'
too.
gspa Poultry and Livestock
Aass nesh reaah, isssh PEE as@sni lie
hers. ss'sa 10 neF 4 itsv aaaAs - 80
mutton. fhaso ID. dressed itnEa -
ib. ohoies uesf esws "a fosi nae psF 10.
siazfa an ssas. sss44Aa 49, IN calves en
fa-lt ahndNc pr ~ hos an fost te
rsf ~ shssg "a 90, ~ -, - a ,s,''I h. :
VeuetAble and crssn Fruits
pa,ssas eo,s,,sss sss'sss IS" ps y.
vs. saess aailss os.laaa 80 sr.pe FRUIT,
D. sn1A.eo ref tssa eansh hiss,sf. IA psf N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
SONS OF VETERANS
TO RE ORGANIZE

The initial effort 20 revive the or
der OF the Sens 81 Veterans IN thia
state was made last night at a meet.
lug ~ ihese eligible 60 iasiabsfshiP
A temporary Organization Of a camp
Ia this city. 20 be known as the
General George ~. Thomas camp,
" as effected. This wiii be made pcs /.
mannHt az n meeting "a be held
Monday night IA the office 81 =, =.
Wuity. iu tbs New York block.
Al one time the Sous ~ veteran ~
Vas a comparatively strong order
81 this state. bat the members lost
interest in the work ana finally the
Organization ceased t. exist It's re
YiRal Hill afford great pleasure 70
veterans 81 ths civil waf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
:. .Tnr. MAnX.ETc
iii MnnRItO

pnss Va. quoted Al -. ana cent.
osaay. an advance o. cent Mutton
,sn of y cents psr pound and veal
as,'an~d slightly.
AN arrival u carrot. caused their
quotation by the sack tn arop y
cants
g<xn are vsry nsas IL % seats rsr
tsasns @stas s~iii7sE at timss | cent
btxtAer.
strAwhsrrtss tsii asf 10 us and
s: - PER rFafs TO-DAY.
WHOLESALE PRICES
s-res.s Fsags. sEs . ssy sayss - sass.
tl1l@s fria@- saasu azsshszses sssfsMs
- p~r a@as. Asse~x1
proxissors
Frpzh ssst--Caw be<f sac n.
steer hr~f D. u. mutton. eNa 10.
pork i8Ar 10. veal s8ioc 10
t'rovtsi9ns- Haaa. ~ hr~akssst taSus
tfssr hsiifss fr~sA. tssr-
Vegetables
fsIrtaaak zsltas1ua aafIse o. qseQto - 80
tsa TsNAne& ga &-4ts1 90 - tan Nea
California "a -. rarr0s@ 81 - par.
b4ssss. sssiiaawsF. Sis 80 tessn- cab
ha1s. t1a s~r est rsassrh. tssziss -
-. nstivs aslarsx.s. az p~r ess Csa
f.aruta Erseu tsat a. = Esf eef .tffiu a
ksans tre rsF ~ ruEawt~rn rtNzfi =
| p-r dessu. .rtirss..-. sagas, psr 1s~-n
rsaflstsaL fnr 80 aatsn tsarAssf slsiass
a. n4f = oar evt sfssa. To- per aassE
hsaschss.
Green Fruit. Etc
California strawberries. u tS0i y
crate California rks~rtes o. - 80 49,
f-apn~ua o. s~f1Azo par ezsg svspsss
] 3 ee-zt = - - .ERls.. - = L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
NECUS IS ACCUSED
OF THE MURDER

An information vas 'flied Ia the
Hupefior court, yesterday afternoon,
against 4 - AsFus. charging him
with murder ~ the first dsEtes.
NeFua shot Edward Khba hian, who.
ga May II. died from the effects OF
the wound.
Ever since tbs shooting NeRuH has
been IN the cauntY iail Vie has
made no attempt 10 procure an at
tprnNy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
QUEEN CAROLINA

ne~spsr~r Eatsrpfi~s AsseelntisA
LONDON. May =-tsp~ciai1a >
Travelling inepsnita ia the Riviera
Just nov. aoins about IN aeef
mourning. and avoiding completely
the Say society that would be de.
lighted o. do her honor. Ia a hand
some woman ~ sn. who has lately
Laid aside one crowu. who should -
the Wearer ~ rixht 81 descent 81 an
other crown. and Nhn, but Zoe ths
Intervention ~ iguasia. would have
bad anothar crown.
she IL Qaern Carolina u asxonY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15

SvAH aua ahssi ~ sapssles ints.. y.it.s,
= sy------',gF go = zf.ist1 -. -
Ths eauft held geed th~ pasnf
raised that tha matter ruati not Be
taken a.. until afisr ths supreme
court rad fsaservsi tts decision ofs
the sppsai taken b the civil ssrxse~
coin mission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
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NEW TRIAL GRANTED
ALLEGED LUNATC

Judge Taiiman yesterday after
usou revoked an arsier reesntlr 10
sued rorHsmttiHw william MsisH g.
IN. insane asylum. This vas aans . Z
the request ~ Mrs. Msixs who says
that abe Was nas sNare that he had
been arrested ftsF Insanity. shs taid
IN. Iadss that h~r husband sas the
victim % tha ~ ali u vnsfsiss whs
bad fFiesi for f1uG tins 10 railroad
hisn 90 the asylum
T'hs cAa~ wiii ~ heard anew nest
Monday whsn Mrs. MSiEs via BE-
slio.sd 60 testify la hsF husband .
bshaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15

Federal Judge uAnford yesterday
affsrnnur naFnsd J " VIM % nrt
ssith kstr. Hsssock Aua Nctsovsru
a. recslverr Cot tbs Pacific farkins
ard SAviEatioa Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
ORDER TO SHOW
CAUSE QUASRED

The order citing ehisf II Puiies
sullivan u appear and show cause
why he should not be astiudged Ia
contempt % court. Ia failing 10 re-
iuataie Walter Eas1n a. Might clerk
a. airseted by the eouft iaai October
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15

Ladies DARK oxfsta rheviot
sidewalk skirt. nice flare aud
perfect nttinF $500 value $40
Ladies An Wool FancH scotch
Mixture nroHs Skirts. onf Of our
neaut. most popular styles your
choice ~ kilt OF slotted sesrnn.
ris 40 value .................s7 .0b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
I'M
MINIATURE
VIII Connect Leschl and
Madrona Parks

Tive oSuacil COMMITTEES oa streets
yesterday Nftefaaau decided 10 rec
smm~ed tc the eouHeai FOR passage
an ordinance sathsffsiak ths bard
OF public works a. issue 90 Issnse l.
shsss = permit 10 construed = mintRs
turs steam railway between Ma
dfens and fsezchl paris
Mr. shuto proposes 60 establish =
railway system that Il full fieszasd
in everything bat mise THE 9auNs
~ the track VIII be but fss Inches
while the snKtnes a ntpa9u Amrris
car type e-Wh~eler. will be vat =
inches IN height - Inches In width
and fact { inrhsa Ia lensth. Ttseask
the engine u small ypf u = fitted
sith siinest every appliances 10 be
found on ore OF the Mfsat i8Semsa'
i've. q whlch u il . type.
Ten cars ulii ~ drawn BY ths
ieeoosattve and the total asatins
capacity Of tbs train viii he alaat =
p~f=eus TIRE railway and rolling
stock uiil b. similar o. tt,ose ssen IA
parks IN almost al Of the. IaFsuf
citivs Of tbs raantft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
WHOLESALE PRICES


California strawberries. 81 tS0i -
csats csuf1rrle rhs~rtea. o. - ~ 49,
L-esn~ua o. ss.8A ~ psr tssss svspsss.
- .oszt = 81 ~ aERls.. esn y p.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15

The prraiaant MIL not come 10 81
aftis oa q pleasure trip only. It's
business. ton. Hs wiil call on King
Bros. sit FIRST avenue. for Gordon
81 hat. he believes In sartnx ~
! DO you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-15
h'SPeterSOn' S
Method
of Pricing
New
Sidewalk Skirts

Ladies An Wool Etamine side
FAik Skirt. worn just long
enough 10 clear the sidewalk.
strap seams. beautifully hanging
IN ErayN. navy and black ieee
value d. sssssas+ s4sssst 7s'fo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Davis & Robbins have sold for Daniel B. Freed
man No 81 East Seventy-seve a four story
brownstOne dwelling house a lot l2.sxle-2 feet,
d client. as an investment
Charles p. Faruclo 6 Co. have sold for Clara
Davis the six story tenement house No. 40 East
Eleyenth-st 20 client
George p johnson q Sons have sold the brick
dwelling house on the west side OF Beck-st. Is feet
north CT observation-disclosures ftysixth-st.. TO Her
and Of the house 2ox50 feet. The purchase price
was $4,000.
G. Tuou & Co have sold for Herbert S. Ogden. 70
Dr. G Tomas.olo the FIVE story fathouse No.
King-st size I7I0x77.S feet
Jacob Caaimowitz and Thomas Carroll have
bought from the estate OF Henry =. lie Graf two
Eve story tenement houses Nos. 225 and ~ East
Oue-hundred- and twenty lfth-sc, 56x74Il feet
L. Olenberg has sold for Mayors Lester Nos
1g and i East One-hundred-and-seventee
two Eve story triple hathouses plot 5ox1oo feet
Simon. wallach & Axelrad have sold for Annie
Simon No 90 East ESghty-second-st.. a six story
-atbo1ise nth stores on lot = 1Oxl022 feet. for
about IS. Co -
90 East Elghty-fourth-st. & I'VE story hathouse On
p 49, Hart has resold TO Jacob Burrnan No %
West OTe-hundred- sey erteenth-st. a nVe STORY
George A Hampton q Bro. have sold for A ;
F-a-usrr 10 Marcus Nathan Nos 10 and l63 West
udred-and- II irry-sixth-st., Two I'VE story
1achOuzes plot 4SXss-l feet
Charles oIalewsk has SOC 70 f-lCLlIe - 80
No. le East Oue-hundreo-an seconds. a nye
s-or, asthOuse on lot Z7xlO1I feet. adjoining the
northeast. corner Of Lexington-ave.
M Shannon las sold fer oiud5ac g. Jeiln to
vifcoysl,v q Poser No 8+4 East Forty-seveuth-st.,
a four story tenement house on lot 2fS4-u feet
adjoining the southwest corner OF t1rst-ave-
August Carries IT. has sold No. f3 Wllis-ave.. q
two story brick Building, on LOT l5sx.l feet; near
Cre-hundred- and-forty -tirst-sL Neuoeck & BCsaeI
y TIC brokers'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
TAKE TESTIMONY AT HER DEATHBED.
Sick Woman Had Witnessed Murder on
the East Side

There was an unusual scene Wednesday night
in East Side tenement house when the testi-
mony o. an apparently dying woman, who had
witnessed murder. taken. She Mrs.
Catherine Brown. who lives the top floor Of the
house No. l61e Hamilton-st Mrs. Brown able
10 leave her home for the first time in three weeks
May 3. and while taking a short walk wit
messed the murder OF Billy Mcmahon. for which
crime PADDY Shea is under Indictment.
When il was brought 20 the notice OF the Dis
trict Attorneys Office that Mrs. Brown prob
ally diving and that il not all likely that
she would live 20 attend the trial and to give her
testimony in court. order secured from
Judge Foster permitting the taking OF the testi-
mony in the womans home. PADDY Shea
shackled 10 a deputy sheriff. and Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Garvan Mr.. Pentecost. counsel for
the accused man. Magistrate Barlow and a stem
ographer. We're driven to the dngy tenement They
found Mrs Brown IL a room on the top floor and
the testimony taken
Under the law, The womans evidence can be
read the jury that viii sit in the case. which
Mr.. Garvau sale yesterday would be called the
early par OF next month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
CLERK AND GIRL GONE
r II. Leonard Forged Checks for
$1,000. II Is Charged.

-.,-i-s & Sells. public accountants. Of No. 80
.s-s+ asked the police yesterday 10 send out
- alarm Cor Clarence II Leonard eighteen
=. cid az 10. Is HoIlywood-ave.. East Orange
messenger employed by the Arm The
-, ,as that Leonard forged tie hrm's name
- c,ecks-one Tor $3.50 and the other Tor
! = ar Two downtown banks. presented them al
= s-,ks on Tuesday. collected the money and dis
--s5 Immediately aftcrward.
80 -atha-fne Miller of No. : Eollywood-sve.,
=. orange disappeared AZ the same time Leon
- sss t,se1 attentive TO her. and the suppOsition
= a. bank officials and the police is that they
=. .l,re- q was part o. LeOnard's duties as
60 20 make deposits and 10 draw monev FOR
- Am and there was no Questlon when he pre-
sen, -5..re-r after the checks were cashed the
- -ou7pareG the signature on the check VIII
.e- -le register and found enough olsslilllisiIt
'i---.-rgf .r inquiry. Leonard n Cona'lt OF ne
~ ID HaSkIns d Sells declared The cheek a
- 80 and very clever work Then the otheT
~staf check was discovered . , -
ea,,--,,e-s I'd the firm declared that Leonard 1sa
81 80 sf tlefr wen trusted employees. In h~lst
e-re hI-4 Miller mother of The missing No.hf
- fof8 detectives thar ON MONDAY she p3ch,.l
~ rr- ho.1uc rlys and said she was SOinE y,
81 = school girl friend az Fairport y >. a;,o
-. t-r-e o1 Tuesday. presumably Tor am 1
i -aiF What the detectives have comm uLllstltl
49, -. family ar Fairport with whom she Nds
n -rs.t and -lat she had not been seen theIe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

Ry Herbert sherman: West 4ad g.
5th-a ~ iiaxloo5; leasehod: story :, ., "a 90
sore- foreclosure sale " Oohouf a., p II oos Gnu
Halsead atty + Cochrane. due on judEf So IS
sold to plaintiff for 5000 5ig IA ~ "a ~
Of S5tls ls-Aoo, sale story ten and
Clerry OF the Protestant Episcora '- go ~ ~,
Diocese Of newborn Sgt Emma Jobr-, -. "a ne
ham. Miller king attJs l. A Abrams ref. due on
SIG e96 Cl and int; S374
etc 81 54g 3S int: adjourned To No,.,S lh 0aAes'
BY James / Wells. 81 Dow ming ~ -. "a o. - 81.
Bedford 81. 2 sNs 10. story ten h Koelscb
et al. Harrison Boyd. attys, n Wirtbro, ~ 80
judgr sos ana int; costs "a
20 the plaintiff S2s0O r l45ft :, anu ~ sol
OF Intro - ~, 7'oS and dwg public
BY 1. J Phillips 4 CO. 134 Edridze-zt o , N, n .,
OF Broomc-st. @~bNs9o story ana stores fo-o
closure sale american Mortgage 60 Friedman ct al
Bowers sands a'ls. Al Cohen. ref. prior liens SD
liens anG int 80 $1,000 0--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
ARREST ROSLYN VALET.
Is Croters Man, He Says-4Thief
Charges 4Hothsr EN- pIouer.

Julian Spagat. OF No. IS Prospect Place,
Brooklyn. former valet for the Earl Of Ruslyn.
was arraigned n he Jefferson Market court
yesterday charged with the theft OF clothes
worth $500 from Jameson Lee Finney. the act
or. Spagat was recommended TO Mr. Finney
by the earl. and served as a valet for the actor
for some time. In last Nav. however. insteGd
Of sending some clothes TO Chicago il is charged
he sold them to second hand clothes dealer.
The valet when arrested asserted that he was
innocent and declared that he was employed
by Richard Croker and his son Frank. Magis-
trate Mayo held the valet in 81 900 bail for
trial Mr. Finney said that if Spagat would
tell where the clothes could be recovered he
would drop the case and not prosecute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
REAL ESTATE.
4 MadiSOR-aUe. Parcel Sold at q
Record Price.

The New-England Mortgage Security Company.
OF which William G. Bosworth is president and
Austin COrbin IS secretary. has bought through
Parish. Fisher. Mooney & Co. from William
Roseuweig and Bernhard Elingensteir No. SO
Madison-ave.. a four story and basement dwelling
house. on lot 1T6x65 feet. for little more than
81 a square foot. At So a square foot the pur-
chase price for the property would be about Biz
GO. i is said that other inside Madison-ave
parcel was ever sold at more than 81 a square
foot.
Much has been written about this parcel in the
last few months. and IT appears that it is likely
10 furnish topic OF conversation in realty circles
FOR a long time Splendi6ly located from real
estate point Of view, and having been sold at
auction last year for Sl0l.eo, which was then a
record price. according 70 many real estate men
u is ali astonishing that the parcel is called
gilt edge
The company bought the building invest
menL X VIII alter Il for business purposes. Sew
eral persons Interested il the purchase said yes
te-cay that the proposed subway station IN Forty
seCOnd-st viii extend from the east side or M21l-
sOn-ave. 70 Vanderbilt Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
PRINCIPAL BEAT BOY. THE CHARGE
lads Body Cut by Blows Of Stick and
Rope. Il Is Alleged

-rs-e vas q holiday for the school children n
s,bos- District no. in the town Of Harrison
--.s-a-5sv because the principal OF the school,
1ses- Cc-ki~. - ChappaQUa- had been arrested
- --e I'd l1r tried Tor beating David p Burnes.
- al --. scholars On october ! Bu-nes, who IS
80 wears old sEd SIS known as 'Tu14y Burnes.
- ed t.. s-ho0lnaster and ran away from
80. TIE boz drG not return 10 school for sew
- Gsv- and when he do come back. accorolrs
- ~ complaint sworn out by John mcguire the
bs--s steafarrer the prin-ipsl beat him IN cruel
~ f-r human manner with thick hurternut stick
80 4 heavy derrick rope 20 the extent that the
-o-ss nczv Scared cut bruised ana black ana
f.na As result q the blows.
Tas-e-6-~ re parties 70 the trial did not appear.
= IS understood that the matter was patched Up.
- --drc dismissed the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
REALTY NOTES.

The Mcvickar Realty Company has leased for
Mrs Alfred H. ThOrp the d"eiNhs H"NSo 10 -
~, D-I-.,,--ssco,5 ~ 10 Sidney Homer. husband
~ Nine Homer the singer. Mr. and MIS- Homer
expert 20 occupy the house about SoVshlper
Mrs II r. Vale II The DueeI VI ~ ~ +' ''''
thfrd-sf on q lot u SZiYl5 feet s,t..-,- 49,,
Pease = Gilman report me IoosiAs , ,sases
80 Theodor= : Hsight No III f.ast n ut, lIE
st. for Frank A otis - . w y sSrsb, -, arshr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
-uE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

ro1yu,bus-ave south side Z75 feet east OF Gar
aels-st two story frame dwelling house. 2ox45:
Sarsb Francis Cahill, Timothy Kelly. archi
tect; $500.
Ann Place, south side. Is feet west OF BTook-aVe''
-. -, br4cx warehouse. 4s5x50; Frederick
1Sinsenlau owner; Moore q Landseidel. architects
$500 e-s,,e west side is and $50 feet south OF
INN sixty -fourth-st, two three story
s-.ne dwelling houses. -1Noo } Il SohSs' O"A4e4
Isrere Pace north side, 300 feet west OF MARION
= - storv frame dwelling house. zsXSs; mary
= Morgan owner; Charles 5 Clark archi'ec''
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
AN INTERESTING TRADE.

70 Frederick Haas I've i've story fathouses on a
plot lOoxlOO feet. NO IS 70 g. East 0ne-hundred-
ad-sxteenth-st-. and also about twenty parcels IN
r3-,ox1,- s-Ha and clear The aathouses ere sub
iect 10 a mortgage Of $1,000 each. ,-
In payment Nj. Haas gives his equity IN tne r 1wo
~ Ire northeast corner OF Ninety-eighth-st ana
7fco-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
SURRoGATES BROTHER IN FIGHT.
Says Ee Walked Up Policeman and Latter
Used Nightstick on Him

john Nor.- "a h-c.her 90 Surrogate Noble. Of
S-sefls County. appeared i1 court in Long Island
t4-T YESTERDAY Vsltu ms head IN bandazss. he was
secesec -y TaJrolrnan Charles Pierce % Astoria.
= telori1-s assault Noble says he was on his
10y acrlr Astoria carry yesterday when he
EleTce apparently sleep. He awakened him. tell
--g hin re r1f-nosr1au n iChr eaten him Noble
as he BE- ped tre policeman 10 ais feet AID then
le iarte- used rrr rigftsticE on him He fought
.leloe D. stf defence. bur finally was overpOHered
SIC locke6 Up The case was adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Avenue D. No - 2ox72: NJ II FEEDER and
Lexington ave. No l742 W s. 20x6a Il. I,b1 CIV
Backer Rosie Gennis. mortgage S 600. %
1sth ST; No $40 East 2o5xioo II I,., ra,e- loo
George Frankoytts; mortgage s750o.......-. Nominal
Adolph Danziger NJ H FEEDER and another.
1o5dst Nos and West 5o1ijo Il s-ri. kat Nominal
70 Herman cohen: mortgage $4,000. O C and 100
st2zen6erEer 70 Alfred Neuhaus POSTS
KslH ain Cohen h; mortgage ,5 81 1900
No 1873 west 10 9x7s l. samuel JacSS1n, t $50 O.
Davis. ne-hfth part. one-quarter interest.
mortgage Slooo 900: and s-.-....-.... -. Nominal
Louis ESsc to D craoT ali t,s r 1SiIssS
5tS-aye corner Of ii2th st, % 1xlo o5 Nominal
kafka TO NJ H Petigor. mortgage. S3s $50 o c
s4Jh-st No a26 west, 22xas9 samuel jackson to 4Vo
eo, inst, mor'gase $'5 9o9 Nominal
Adelaide PEI to Rowland PEI. and s--'' Cir,
ana another to Tetta Neuhaus. mortgage So
s. Nos $50 ana 257 East 56z74 ii II D of'ia
CochraIe eNecut.F' to Jacob Chaimowitz and
i2lst-st. Nos 50 and - East 55z9a II. James
Forbes to NJ Donneuy' mortgage. $4,000
1921 St. No l55 West. 25x9e IL J G MccuIlour6 ~
as Emile Bo5 me v more2gg s5e Nominal
Il5tn-st \ $ 100 It W Of Madison-ave. 5oz1oo IL IN
Meyer Mayors - al To Daniel Freed. ra1rtEage
l36th-st. n 8 los Z. " Of Alexander ave IL io1 1o
100 7 Petty 10 Carrie Krog. mortgage 5000.
esth-st. 40 . West, 251io, II: r King 10 i0'
l23i6 st. 10 la %e s 55xTS6 I. :, ~ Nomna
ssngsP in 81 o and executor. to Mali Bach:
SS f-5s,s- s. IS # Of Avenue Avenue 2H762.
st s. 55 # e Of Manhattan ave a6xio, n $50
MART Wittmaek 70 Markus PoIlack. mortgage
1l7th-st No 3i3 Wesr a5r11a II NJ \ aInna
Fl a. 10 Herman Brandstein mortgage siT GOO 1Oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
AUCTION SALES To-oAv

1sth-st. No 40, go II II sth-ave o7xtna 1 g
story bk and loft building. Corneia BENJAMIN agr
Chesbro ct al; 5 Carter. jr atty. r = Ee1nass5
ref amt due. SIS l2I 20; taxes etc Sf2i * -.
Realty and Mortgage Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
Election Notice.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS
OF THE
CITY OE NEW YORK.
General Orices. IOT "

General Offices, IOT West 4lst 81,
Borough OF Manhattan.
Motto Is hereby givenn Of Chapter sos OF
the Laws Of 1896 amended Section TO- Chapter 3D.
Laws Of gCof the boundaries of the election
districts the Borough Manhattan the designation
the place Of Registration October 9th 10Th 10Th
and 18th and % the polling place Tor the election 20 pc
held November ID 1903 the election districts
al viz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
PLANS FOR A FIFTH-AVE. HOUSE.

r,,f,s,-vs Manhattan six story and basement
dvelling house 10 be erected AZ No "a Fifth-ave
%o- p Livingston Beekman. at a cost OF $50 900 II
In bs,-a facade OF brick with marble and granite
,-iTnr1ings and balconied windows. Warren & Whit
more are the architects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
TO IMPROVE 4 LARGE PLAYHOUSE.

--,., r,o,ovsn & Co have sold for William
Ez.boe 70 a Nr Kohring the Eve story triple fiat
r,eo n, "a West hundred and twenty sixth
s. which will be extensively aAleIeO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
CITY BUYS A ROW OF BUILDINGS.

y < Crokow has sold TO the city. at SS2.5oo. thre
fo,-- story and basement dwelling houses. Nos 70
IN "a East Forty-frst-st 50xS7. sx5s 4xllsS 1eet
They a but Public School No. z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
GETS TITLE AS GIFT.

Adelaide Feu gave gift yesterday ute TO d
narc.i % exIO0s feet the south side OF SlAueln
:. ss oaa- xs-st OF I.exington-a.v., and 10 a plot
~ - -. ~, the north side OF sixty ffrst-st. ,5s
--.- 9reSt - PARK ave 10 Howland PeH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16

Eerzog: No. 50 Park-ave., for Jar,a. D. ~.
trustee 10 Major Orlando i &C. g., DroWn rotter
West Forty ninth-st for George p. Gibson 10 Dun
can s Ellsworth -' ~ -.i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
JUDGMENTS.

Ihe following 5uIa.uents for Sums n more than
ts Vere feed yesterdsy- the first name being that
o. TIE certc~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

5th-ave No S54. FOR A story brick dwelling
Wetr1oTe architects ---....--..-..-.... $1,000