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New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
CAPTAIN FITZPATRICK DISMISSED.
Churchill Expected to Testify at Cross Trial
To-day.

Captain Hugh Fitzpatrick was dismissed from
the police force yesterday. He was tried recently
before Deputy Commissioner Ehstein, on charges
OF neglect of duty. made by the Society for the
Prevention OF Crime. account Of the failure Of
Fitzpatrick to close several dens OF vice In his
precinct when he in command at the station
in East Twenty-second-st He had been under
suspension for several weeks.
Fitzpatrick appointed q park policeman. and
was captain when he wss taken into the regular
police force at the time Of the consolidation. At
his trial his plea that he had not had the ex-
perience In deanng with deEs OF vice to enable
him to get evidence against them He was found
guilty. however
Sergeant Stahi who 10 accused by General Greene
Of making false entries IA the bIotter at the sta
the Commissioner that they had been signed by
Captain Gallagher, win be on trial charges
Charges have been ordered against Sergeant No
Coy and Matron Clark. OF the station In Meresr-st
Fields. wife Of 9 beIboy accused Of stealing silver
ware at the Hotel Manhattan. The lawyer. whe
ths charge Of obtaining ne from Mrs F1Gids under
eharssS char = SSsinst ssrEesat 1ocey sSa tie aoatrOs
are for violating faIe OF tha department against
permitting eny one tc see prisoners ut Dotco gtA~
lions On private business.
The trial Of Inspector Cross was to Aays been
Deputy CcnEnIEsoner Ehsten was obliged to
grant another poskDoaement until to-day ON the
ground Of the enforced ebesaes from tina city Of
Sross's counsel Just aS the anneuDceEBeat &c the
pO1GponennAt was ma&ee s@-GaEesang Chnfehih ag.
peared az the trial room. If In expectaa that
EhuFchiH will be an important witness against
CroSs to-day
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
LESS THAN IN FoURTH-AVE. TUNNEL
Mr.. Parsons Says Cars in Subway viii Not
.T Make So Much Noise.

chief Engineer William Barclay Parsons OF
the Rapid Transit Commission says that the
new subway cars will not make so much noise
IS the Fourth-ave. cars running through the
funnel between Thirty-fourth and Fortieth sts.
and much less than the cars in the Boston sub
way.
The cars In the Boston subway are overhead
troIeys, and they make the great noise com
yIsined of because they are equipped with the
overI.zgd trolley said Mr.. Parsons yesterday
The cars In the Fourth-ave. tunnel make much
less noise than those in the Boston subway.
The new subway cars will make less noise than
those in the Fourth-eye. tunnel because OF su-
.re-ior equipment. Not only will there be no
overhead trolley, but the wheels Of the new
subway cars will have turned steel tires, and
they will be as nearly perfect as money will
inrv. The surface cars running through the
T7ourth-sve. tunnel run over dirty crossings, and
the usage they get roughens the contact sur
face OF the wheels. The wheels Of the new sub
way cars will not have this dirt to contend with
and will keep smooth. All these considerations
have bearing on the noise problem"
While the cars will be as noiseless as possible,
the engineers do not attempt to conceal the fact
Shat there will be plenty Of racket in the subway
with trains moving OF ali four tracks at once.
In the busy time OF the day eght-car express
trains will be passing local trains standing at
stations and as the trains are run under close
headway there is little room for the hope that
there will be any cessation OF noise in the
subway
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

Some OF these piers are leased for steamship
purposes and others for railroad purposes, and, as
q general proposition, 1t seems to have been the
custom in the past to give the steamboat lines
little advantage In that 1t is only by the encour-
agernent Of the steamboats, that the freight rates
Again ia connection with Pier No. @, there !s a
bulkhead used for ferry slip. so it Is almost I'M
possible to draw comparisons.
precedent for abroga ting leases in force, as IS
requested the present lease found IN the lease
20 North River. new lease haying been approXsd
by the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund this
year, one provision being that the lease for the
unexpired term. which extended to the year 1909,
Railroad Company had privilege Of renewal OF piers
Nos 20 and until 1911. Paid S11987 70 per annum.
New lease for years with privilege OF ten years,
at advance Of $500 minimum
Also, in the case Of the lease to the Riverside
and Fort Lee Ferry Company, unexpired term
of three years abrogated, for the reason that
the company wished to make extensive improve
ments which 1t would not be justified in doing
unless a lease for extended term could be Sc
cured
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
CAPTAIN PIPER IN BOARD OF HEALTH
To Represent General Greene-Working at
Regulating Street Traffic.

Deputy Police Commissioner Piper was designated
nv General Greene yesterday as an ex oficio mem
her of the Board of Health. General Greene said
he had the power. under the law, TO designate one
cf his deputies to perform his duties with the OK
ception of making appointments, promotions and
transfers in the police force and hereafter Captain
Pper would represent him in the Health Board
CAPTAIN Piper will continue to give much OF his
attention to the regulation Of street traffic He is
preparing for the Board Of Aldermen new set OF
ordinances aid the police in regulating traffic
and it Is understood that one ordinance will COM
pei all drivers of vehicles to display the numbers
Of their licenses on the rear end OF each vehicle.
This would enable the police to identify disobedient
drivers without taking time to pursue and arrest
them when they were busy.
One of the points where there has been much
difficulty with congested traffic IS at Park Row and
New Chamhers-st Five policemen are to be sta
toned there to put into operation Captain Piper
system Of governing traffic. They were to begin
yesterday, but Captain Piper was not able to~oe
there to give the preliminary instruction.
In order to aid Captain Piper in regulating trafic
at Fulton. Chambers. Canal and Forty-second sts.,
In Broadway oren Root. OF the MetropoLtan Street
Railway Company. has given orders that when two
more cars are allowed to cross the streets after
the 'crosswalk beyond the crossing This Is in
tended to prevent blocking the streets with cars.
The stopping Of the first Of several released
would bring the next stop in the middle
of street. thus preventing the clearing Of the
roadway.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

134th - No "a West It 6xo9 II. Ruth Britton
10 Johanna g Blake: mortgage. SIS. 900: taxes
Same property, Johanna c and Lawrence BIak-.
If: mortgage. $500.
125th-st. $ s. 2146 It " Of Park-ave, 50xIOn. IL:
Joseph NJ De Neau to Charles Beekman'
QUIT claim ...........
Church-st n . corner Thames runs n 50 1ox
25x II to Cedar st. p 1Ox 5Ox
Aver 10 United States Realty and Construc-
ton Company, r and s; u1ortgage $3.50 coo
q4th-st ST2 II Of Amsterdan1-dve, 2OX1p' :.
Joseph Turl and another to Alexander Clark.
l24th-sf Nos lO6 and 10S West. sc. 6xse IL. Mag
gle Payton 80 Jacob ChaimoWtZ and another:
ll4th-st. No IoS West. 316x1ooI1. Melissa J
Heath TO Lars g Jamasson: mortgage $50 coo
Lucy Dillingham; ~ al to Frank a Dnlingham.
quit claim
l4fth-st Nos sos and sos West, 5oxee Il. Max
Marx to William Gamble. mortgage S37Soo
Park-aVe. 40 .l2S. e E. 2SxSS- Amalie Rupprecht
70 Carrie Strauss mortgage. $4,000 .-.....-
Mount Morrts-ave corner 120th-st. 70 llxs5.
john II Higgins et al, trustees, 70 Lewis Z
Broadway. n corner l4oth-st. % 11x10o. Allen
e4th-Ef No 81 West 50x100s: Celia Lew ~
Harry Wolfe. mortgage. s67. 500 ......-........
55th-st No As West 20x1ooS: Stanley W Dexter
to William Walker. B and S; mortgage. S32 .OOn.
Same property; William Walker to Gahriella
Dexter B and 8: mortgage. $50, 0Fn-
lSth-st No $50 East. c0X92. Anna Robinson Z"
Edward II Tamsen- .---..-. -.--
Grand-st Nos s04 and see. n :, 81. 6xlo0 Harry
Frschal t. Rebeccs Jacobs: mortgage. $40
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
TROUBLE FOR oSSINTNG.
Justice Maddox Says Trusteeship Election
Was a Tie-A Deadlock Possible

Trouble for ossining was contained in a decision
Easde BY Justice Maddox in the Supreme Court in
Brooklyn yesterday. According to the decision.
which declares that S. E McNea1 and Philip Flick
received al zoual number Of votes for village trus
tee st the election held March 10 the Board Of
Trustees which consists OF four Republicans
sad four Democrats. must chose a man to MI the
place As the partisan feeling is particularly
etronE * looks as though public business might be
held ur for some time by deadlock.
After the election March 10 the inspectors OF
the voreS declared that McNeal. who is q Demo
eyst was elected over Feck by .ss to 19s. Eighteen
ballots had been thrown out by the board Of can
--sgsers Of which Mr.. McNeal VAS member. Mr..
F1eck instituted a contest Justice Maddox. after
examining the socalIed defective ballots, decided
that seven - them should be counted. FIVE of
which had been EAST for Fieck and two for Nc
Neal.
From che crowe in the corridors of the Brooklyn
r.,,r, ho51se when the matter came before Justice
Ss6do1 s, would seem that the An3re V1lIage OF
SessIrinT was interested in the ease. II was eaid
e. coi,rf that the First National Bank OF Osslnlng
tnoTrn IS the "oid pank. and the Bank OF OsSlh.
- fbe slnew bank" were particularly lntereSteo
- The outcome on account Of a strenuous r1VeTy
$or control Of the town funds. Tie nrst insttulon
- zTss sajd was favored by the Democrats ana the
-1ssfeF Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

large owners in the steamboat company ana
Dock Commissioner Hawkes. by making It ap-
pear that the lease of the dock for N-year
term had been inspired by the friendship exist
ing between Mr.. Hawkes. and the Governor.
Mr. Mclean says in his report:
Pier New No. a, the lease at present under dis
cussion. is the narrowest Of any In that vicinity:
its length of 857 feet; and as 1t contains 5l42
square feet the rate per square foot per annum Is
81 cents. =, :,
Pier No: q Immediately to the north h y, e feet IN
feet is leased to the Morgan Line, and the rate
per square foot per annum is IS cents. m
Where bulkheads are leased in connection W1Gn
piers have taken the price per foot of the near
est bulkhead leased by the city as basis O: com.
putting the value Of the bulkhead leased with the
pier; and when such deduction is made from the
piers are leased at the respective rates placed op
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
SUBWAY CARS On ELEVATED.
1nterborough Management to Try to Relieve
Congestion.

When the Intefborcugh Rapid Transit Company
takes controI OF the Manhattan Elevated system
great efforts will De MADE 10 remove 'ne pFe-ent
Sonrsztion saws P. Bryan the geperel manager.
..FIvs hun6red cars built for the subway viii be
ready for use" he declared yesterday. All wired
ana rnotorad within q couple Of months AS soon
as they are ready they Eii be used OF the second
szk elevated road. These sra big cars ana, pc.
csRae Of the short curves an the oonsF eleFeteo
T1eG yrouJd not be available there, 20 cars now
keS59 SSsr6 or the seeond-ave ine Will De trans
SerrSk 10 the Others. CerE ordered from row on
vfH Be interchangeacle Tor All eseRa'sA Hi'e" Ai'O
Tks Trnsseer 20 the Interhcrough to-H9rEoE. I'll I'll
ores r.sSsA snv Kreat change n the Wofkpg OF Ene
Ssau6cz5an systesn. Mr.. sEtt. yice-psesade1t y1sl
- 1890 as 8 sort of aAvsReTs .4JGn09gn ~
rvSn y1tH heNe ecn4YoI % the Fc3A p. 1eWql-
faEeG ebA treasurer. AID = = Z; HAsners Ins
80 fn aiDo be retained as VIII the empaoyes
80 EsE1r 00zaaA
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
PTER LEASE APPROVED.
Growt,s Engineer Sees No Re0so"
IN Object to the Terms.

Dock Commissioner Hawkes., who recommend
ed a Ao-yesr lease Of Pier No a. North hl'er'
TO the Central Hudson Steamboat Company is
sustained By Eugene z, Mclean. Controiier er
crouts engineer. who. In report suomitFeo 70
the Controller yesterday. said:
"I see no reason to object to the terms OF ..'o
lease az propoeed by the Dock Commissioner.
1rnts little sentence, at the end OF All ex-
haustive report, is a sort OF heaestone for
supposed early spring political scandal inspired
bv the friends of Charles F. Murphy leader OF
Tamuany Hail. former Dock commisSioneF. =.
It was hoped by the Tammany men TO efnarch
the reputation Of Governor OdelI and his fatner'
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
CIRCUIT OPPOSES COURTHOUSE BILL.

Controller Grout at a conference in the Mayors
once yesterday afternoon declared himself opposed
TO the bill providing for a commission to supervise
the building of new courthouse in this borough
south Of Franklin-st. Austen q. Fox and four
other members OF the Bar Association met the
Mayor and Controller TO talk about the bill. My
Grout said that the bin gave the commission too
great power; that the Board Of Estimate ana APP
poTtionment would not have proper supervision Of
the contracts, and that he would be opposed to the
measure until II Was amended.
leaving enc City Han. "l1r. Gfout objected to
certain features OF the hill showed the Controller
that thA DoarG Of Estimate srd AppeTSt0nmenA was
enpEeme. don't believe ary changes wiH be made
In the BILL"
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
NEW FISH MARKET OPENS
Owners of Stores Who DTcsO
Snaces VII Be Ousted.

A windy gully threshed by icy DROPS OF res"
and tenanted by long whiskered Hebrews etHIIN
ing guard over empty pushcarts CT lorm
tnots for discussIon-such was yes'eroaS
ec.ne At the ash market on the south side OF .ne
Williamsburg bridge approach which was io.
maiIy opened by Con1missioner "oooous .t
- .s,,,tst,on and hygiene. to replace itineran1
Az v,y.bcart bedding, and incidentally to heip
- stay an alleged fish peddlers' trust Hester-
dov the details Of allotment consuming nearly
the whole forenoon ana the new rules neins
stfu unframed. not fsh changed HANDS, oue
~-n-, the hour when each Of the lie lucky ped
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
HAS SLEPT TWENTY.EIGHT DAYS.
In That Time Woman in Salt Lake City Has
Not Opened Her Eyes.

Salt Lake City, March So.-Physicians hers are at
a loss to account for the condition Of Miss Bessie
Knecht twenty-five years old. who for the last
twenty-eiyht days has been asleep During that
time she has not had. to all appearance. waking
moment After the first week Of her slumber she
was removed to hospital, where, despite numerous
efforts on the part Of the physicians to arouse her.
her condition rerna ms unchanged.
She lies with closed eyes, breathing naturally At
long intervals she raises her eyelds a little but
never opens them When tapped on the forehead
she is seemingly annoyed but gives no other evil
dence Of consciousness. She Is fed al intervals
with liquid food but she is gradually wasting away.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

62h 81 Nos ] and 3 East. for ive story ana
basement brick dwelling house, A2X95 s. 4 J
Drcx~l owner: Traumhauer, architect
55th-st. ;. i16 Y Of 9th-are; for one story
Co owner A Porter. architect. ...-.
Amsterdam ave and T9th-st. W cor. for twelve
COMPANY. owner Il Milliken. architect. .
I65th 81 s. 100 II OF Amsterdam ave; for
four story and basement brick factory. 22.r
524: r c Church OF ST Rose OF Lima. owner r.
] II MCRurne architect. .-...--.-..--...-.... ...
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
wANAMAkER SELLS "EVERxeooYs."

titles of his publication. ''Everybodys Magazine :"
to the Ridgway-Thayer Company. composed Of
Erman J. Rdgway, John Adams Thayer and G.
W. Wilder The property will be passed to
the new publishers by Robert C. Ogden on April
L. and the June number will bear the imprint Of
the new concern. Mr.. Ridsway for several years
et present vice-president Of the Frank A. Munsey
lex Publishing Company. publisher Of THE De
nneatcr" and other fashion magazines. He was
formerly with The Ladies' Home Journal The
other member OF the corporation, Mr.. Wilder IL
the pfeeI0ent Of the Hutterick COMPANY,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
w. r. HEARST HELD FOR TRIAL.

William Randolph Hearst. who was arrested on
Sunday for speeding his automobile on Riverside
Drive was arraigned before Magistrate Cornell in
the West Side Court yesterday and held In 500 bail
for trial
Policeman McAdam, OF the West One-hundredth-
st. station who made the arrest, said that Mr.
Hearst ran his automobile from Nnety-eighth to
Ninety yhfth-st. In thirty seconds. He arrested
at Ninneth-st.
Mr.. Hearst said that he was not running his
vehicle any faster than usual.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
PLANS FOR THE DRExEL HOUSE.

Plans have been fled at the Bureau Of Buildings
for 1ve story and basement and sub-basement
brick dwelling house to be erected at Nos. and 8
East Sixty -second-st. for Mrs Alice T. Drexel
The building will be Of Indiana limestone and
brick. on plot 42x95 8 feet On the second floor
win be private ballroom, two salons, library and
dining han. H Trumbauer is the architect The
cost is estimated at 100000
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
LIEUTENANT COMMITS SUICIDE.
". T. Henderson, of the Navy, Takes His
Life at Fall River.

Fall River Mass.. March 30-Lieutenant ". H.S
Henderson, Us. N, who has been in charge Of
dredging work in the harbor here for the last
three months committed suicide last night by in
haling illuminating gas. He has sister in Brook
line. and his home was formerly in Philadelphia.
Lieutenant Henderson about thirty five years
old and was Of retiring disposition. He had
considerable ability as a lecturer. From papers
left IN his room 1t learned that he had pre-
meditated suicide for time. III health is sup
posed to have been the cause OF tie act.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
NEW BANK LEASES HOME.

NJ Morgenthau, jr.. has leased for John W. Fer
guson the store and basement of the Ferguson
Building. No. 585 Fifth-aveY northeast corner of
Tventieth-st for term of eleven years. an
aggregate rental of about 10000. The property is
2S 9xf6l feet with l2-foot alleyWay In the rear,
and the basement is vaulted on ali sides 10 the
curb. The premises will be used by new bank,
which IS now being formed. The quarters will be
extensively altered for occupancy by the bank.
which will open as soon as these alterations are
ed
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
REPORTED SALE IN sEvENrH.AvE.

1t is said that No. ASO TO 434 Seventh ave. old
four story Buildings, plot 50xlO0 feet have been
sold for about $4,000. The parcel is near the
southwest corner OF Thirty third-st and Seventh
ava. whers the main entrance to the Pennsylvania
tunnel will be built 1t forms part of the block
bounded by Thirty third and ThiEtyfourth SITS; and
Seventh and Eighth aves. The Pennsylvania Rail
road owns many properties in this Block
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
FOR ST. ROSE OF LIMA REcToRY.

Plans have been filed at the Bureau of Buildings
for the erection OF four story and basement brick
rectory on the south side Of One-hundred-and-
sixty St. 100 feet west Of Amsterdam-ave, on
a plot 22x524 feet. The building Will be Of brick.
brovnstone and terra Gotta. The Roman Catholic
Church of St. Rose Of Lima. of No 5A West One
hundred and -second-s1.. Is the owner J. H
MCGUIRE is the architect. The cost is placed at
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
ooo. a.. oo.obs- 1902. 2 n.r cent

600; due October 1 1902: per cent---.....-... 2
Bolton. William H. TO Joseph Har1ershlag: S7th-
81 l1O2 q of 5th prior mortgage.
$190OOh; due September % 1908: per cent.
Hesse. Henry. jr. 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
Company: I1st-st. No 164 East; years: per
Broa,lhelt. Geraldine. to West Side Savings Bank;
137th-st. No 259 West: due May l. 1904. per
cent
Company: RiversiGe-cv- Tor Drive. n corner
16th-st; l year. 412 Per cent 8
Dudensing Richard. jr. to Nev-Y0rk Savings
Bank: ID 5 corner 91st- st; due June I.
DeniCke. Ernest A. German Savings Bank. Sd
ave :. 1855 Fl 3 nf 10th ST ! year; Az per
Tamsen. Edward ] II to Dry Dock Savings In
stttutinn; 18th -. n = go Il u Of LIST ave
year; : per cent. ......--...-- -..-..-... j
Janasson Lars G, to TitIA Guarantee and Trust
Company, 1I4th-st. No JOB West: years: +Is
per .
Tamsen. Edward ] H. Dry Dock Savings Insti
tuition: 1Sth-st. n :. 30h # Of LIST ave: 1 year.
cent I
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
TO BUILD ON sAMTER HOME SITE.

Henry Nicholsberg has bought from Rosenzweig
& KIingenstein plot 1Oox127 feet at the southwest
corner Of Fifth-ave. and Observation-Disclosures
frst-st The old samter mansion is on the plot
The present sellers bought the property from Jus
tice Charles F. Mclean. Mr. Nicholsberg will
build two nine-story apartment houses.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
NEW HOTEL IN AMsTERDAM-AvE.

Plans have been fled at the Bureau Of Buildings
Manhattan for a twelve story brick hotel, to be
erected on the northwest corner of Amsterdam
ave. and seveaty-ninth-st on plot 80 1ox1G2 feet
The Central Realty Company. Of No. 800 Seventh
ave OF which D R Todd IS treasurer. is the owner
The building will be of red stone brick and terra
Gotta H. g. Mulliken is the architect. The cost
5s pIa at
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
REALTY NOTES.

Abraham Grubcr transferred title yesterday TO
No. al West Ninety:fourthst.. 2xiGos feet. to
Joseph H. Turl, for $I7750.
J. ii. Tansen took title yesterday to No $50
East Eighteenth-st. 20xS3 feet. from Anna =. Rob
tHRon, for $1,000
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
REcoRpEp MoRroAGEs.

BroadheIt Geraldine. Il an
other, trustees; 18th ct No 2S7 West: years
per -; $4,000
251 West: dus May l. iSs4; per ssht 1900
Weed. Hamilton II. Joseph Hamerahlag3 5th-
ave, eSrner ssth-ss: prior mortgage, $685.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
Country Property for Sale.
Situated in the Eastern Alpine District,

T0R s4Ir-F1ns ColonIaI mansion with stable. large
lot "a part utilized for valuable ogildns IoS
n desired) within minutes walk OF smith Col.
iege: postoce rsilroed STATION and IN me ot
other connecting lines will sold At much less tnan
former price in order the estate inquire OF
OLIVER WALKER 6 SON. Real Estate Agents. North
Mass
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
SALE OF FlFTH.AVE. HOUSE.

Greene & Taylor nave sold for John D Wing
No 622 Ffth-ave., four story dwelling house. on
lot 25x1Oo feet, Columbia College leasehold. 1t
adinns the southwest corner of Fiftieth-Sf, which
is occupied by William Ziegler's house.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Hunts Point Road. east side, 100 feet north Of
I.afayette-ave., two story frame stable, 23x39.
James A. Dunn. owner; John De Hart arch-
tect, 81 ,S0n
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
REAL ESTATE.
Mar Marr Buys Block Front in
NintR-aUe.

Some interesting realty transactions were report
ed yesterday. One was that DUN q oro"n .. no.
.o,S eoY Mr.. Booth to Max Marx q block front.
In size 100 by 2oc on the west side Of Nnth-aVe-
running from Northumberland fourth to T"o-hun-
dred and -ffth-st
The details of the sale OF the House Oh MANY
Wills" are reported In another column.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
Real Estate for Exchange.

TNoUITY $1,000 small house two lots; Harrison; e1-
II change for Bronx equity JOHN R DOUGHTY. 80
RrnadNaV
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
Furnished Houses to Let-Countrg

A LLENHURsT. DEAL. AsBCRY PAEK-Mods-a fur
n nished cottages FOR -ent- MILAN ROSS AGES'rT.
Asbu-y Park. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
Auction Sales Of Real Estate.

HERBERT a. SHERMhN'
AUCTIONEER,
vii seTI a a.--fo-.
TUESDAY. MARCH 81, 1908. -.
a 70 O'Clock noon New N0-r ESal
room Broaiwar
SUPREME COURT PARTITION SALE. E.,
under direction Gf -
7TH AyENUE AND 33D ST y. E t"N''
a5S- IN Ave n SxS,, r,l.-t.--
IS9 WEST 33D STREET.
Attaining corner I sr7-v
S. e. CORNER 1sT AVE. AND 18Th 81,
tl494 Ist Ave and East Ist1 ~. -ANf'A-' -A'
bull5tnE
John VINCENT for Pa -GrI- * -eza- -
CHARLES . SANDERS. Atr-r~=- t'- -'-17 --~
john j DEIAHY. Atrorr4y to- re.--zs~- -- ET-.'~'
rnvS.PD NczT-fRE Guardian - -.-4-. - Va" So
FREDERIC c. SCOFIELD. Arr0r2ev t-- De-. a %
Maps al Auotore-r-s Fire = ans So So As ~
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

Y 7TOUNT VERNON Two Lots 5HxI2o. C71az-sr Ff-r. =.
vi hne trees: terms MTRICk. 1O0 LeInz:-r
New York
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

DEIHAM MANoR.I4 acres long fcan-sse On Posr-7
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

LNOR SALE might exchanS" Jerons ave q Iors. H..-
II i7gs hsnUAry, great Dp7-rtr1it ~r1cs.-a
Empire CITY Race Track DASTEL FREEDMAN. 2oa
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

ArUTLEY, N J-I,ors plots and acres. prices reason
y able DUFF & CON;CER. S6th a. & Nat.s07 ave