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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04
SOME REPORTED LEASES.

Henry Jones has leased to N. LinatI Nos is4 and
15S West Thirty-hfth-st. two five story apartment
houses plot 50x100. which will be altered into
hotel at an expense OF about $4,000 The lease fs
for a term OF years at aggregate rental OF
ssocoO
Renvick C. Hurry has leased for Frederick Win
ston as counsel the two four story dwelling houses
Nos. a and "a West Thirty-ninth-st-. Mrs. Her
bert n Curtin and a Mrs. Downing. respectively.
P. 3. Donovan has leased for James Slater an
entire door at No. Il West Forty-second ST. TO DIT.
Victor A. c. Noel.
Thomas ?. Fitzsinlo1s has leased the following
private houses: No. 12J West Forty-third-st.. for
estate of J. w. Tiemann to Martha P. Chimney.
for two years; No 20 West Forty-sixth-st. for
N Taylor Phillips to John Robinson. for one year.
and No 102 West Forty third-st. to Miss Wharton.
for one year.
Post & Reese have made the following leases. No.
80 West Fiftieth-st. in conjunction with White &
Phpps for w X Bond Emerson to Milton II.
Kohn: apartment in the TolOsa, no. iS West
Fifty-efghth-st.. for Mrs. George lines, to j. A
kumrilL furnished; No. 106 East SfXty-second-St-.
Haven Emerson. for a term OF years; No 81 Lex
fngton-ave.. for G. & J. W. Beekrnan. TO L. VI. a.
Darrach for term Of years No. SIS Madison-ave-.
for Mrs. c. y. Herter and DR.. Edward + Dun
Madison-ave. for Louis G.. Smith. to II. 5. Brussell
No 10T East Sixty-ninth-St., in conjunction with
Voorhees, & Floyd. for Mrs Sarah W swords 70
St. for Charles Atter6ury, TO ex-Judse Henry T.
Cherries Z. Duross has made the following leases:
Mrs. F; E Hubbell. to Mrs. Parry at a'S GO, a
tain John j. Brogan, to II. II Collins: the i've story
building No 81 Ninth-ave, for the Malone estate
II rsh &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04

MADE by the Geological Survey Expedition under
Brooks last year. but now travelled over
known territory marching about forty-ive miles
northward and swinging eastward in the noun
fains al every available opportunity. We crossed
fhe divide September over new pass at an ele
walton Of 600 feet. ana camped in the Valley of
Chuiffra Our aim was to reach the eastern slope
81 Mount Mckinley. and. way out, If the
season nermitted, 10 make another attack from
that side. -.
being necessary 30 ford and swim the river many
fines. bui we were compelled TO abandon our
horses and build RATS twenty miles north OF
great glacier The latter afforded the first easter
IN route 10 the great mountain peak We explored
il and made a rapid examination Of the eastern
siope but the rapidly approaching winter would
not permit OF another attempt TO climb the noun
tain and with much regret forced to take
70 our RATS September "a, and the head
waters OF Cook Inlet. which lay $50 miles to the
south. Before us was journey OF sixty miles
down the Chultna River. Of which nothing was
known to the possibility Of navigation on a
raft. Considerable apprehension felt this
score but the river proved naVigable ana the eSpe-
6ition reached Tyonek in six days.
The net result OF the expedition was march OF
coo miles with horses, nearly four hundred miles
voyage in boats and rafts the exploration OF 4
good deal OF new territory and the discovery OF
several mountains. glaciers and rivers. The sum-
nit Of Mount Mckinley was not possible for US,
but the members OF the expedition feel that we
did Sn possible in the short working season of an
Alaskan summer. Every member Of the party has
enjoyed good health. and Will return directly 10
the Caited States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04

Cash quotations follows FLOUR steady; win
p Patents - aoSs 10, straiga5s So 3U6S - so tpns
Patents 81 29uS4 60. straghts, s. eo1Si bakers S6g
Z se WHEAT, No 5 spring. '2qs2-, 10 : red s'HS9
. 25s. use: No 3 white 35i1Q3sS4cs RE, No = oSc'
BARLEY good feeding. 40 4Jc tair 70 cEoce mating
s7a55c: FIsANSEED. No /, s5c; No Northwestern
81 O1ls: TIMOTHY SEED. prime, g 80: CLl .E,Ets son
grade. $40 IS; PORK mess per h6l 81 @S4sI 90
LARD per 100 r.. 81 60 81 g. CT NEAls--SncTt
rre sides Goosel S96S9 .: dry sailed shoulders oxe5
3 Ca; dSG 80 Short sides (oXecit $ a91sS Nt1o
KEY. basis al high wines 81 Is On the produce I-A-
, change to-day the BUTTER market was Gun easy:
c-ea~.a~les 100000. diaries. lsIl9c EGGS easy AZ
mark cases inciUled. lsGl"c CHEESE steaoy' lS
ni.c.
Duluth. Oct. 3wHEAT 20 arrive No haTd !Se
NJ Northern $50: 20 Northern to<c' OCt0OeF'
7S.s. Deceiu,sr. - .4c. MAJ. rae.
MINNEAPOLIS oct WHEAT December, TeAG1eGoI
Msy. T7i-c, GA track 20 had. zee: No EoTtAeTH 'sc
10 . Northern. lS.I9c; 40 % northern. 72llSc.
Milwaukee. OCT 3.-NHEAT. iaa1c lower; 10 ! North
erIl s4QS4t-c. 10 . Northern. I9IN2c: December Ili<c
RYE lowe; 40 5GI1Io BARLEY weak: No e4ifc;
SAMPLES. 49a@o7- CORN. December. 4i'sa44s.c-
Philadelphia, oct 3--WIEsT stea5y; contract grade
ble OATS unchanged. NJ white. 40 q43c5 clipped.
a.. BUTTER DUH and l-c lower, extra Western cream
2lc, do nearby prints. 22c EGGS steady fair de-
mana fresh nearby. PC. loss q; DO western 2324c
206 dc loss Of CHEESE firm. fair demand; Nev-York.
fun GRAMS fancy l2ac; d. choice. I2isc; Go fair to
good 49, CD cceois-Fiair. bbls and 2o5O
r u sarESi wheat. 1900 bush, $1,000 bush;
10000 bush u!entsoru. $4,000 bush, oats. 10000
bush.
81. Louis OCT. 3-wHEAT. No . rel cash. s5lkas74c:
Decenhe~. So Man S2asc: 40 hard d1elzc. CORN
No cash. asa 04szc December. sO2sc. MAY. 407tc
OATS 70 cash s. 125Sc: December. 3''sc. May SSisc:
No > white. aI1fflzC-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04
Mt. M'KTNLEY UNSCALED.
Or. CooL Sends Dispatch Telling Of
.4IasL'oR T'rp.

A. attempt made by DR.. Frederick A Cook. %
Brooklyn, the well known explorer, 70 scale
Mount Mckinley, in Alaska, has failed. Dr.. Cook.
accompanied y Ralph ShiunaId of Columbia Uni
~ersity. snd Robert Dunn. left this city several
months ago. and 10 news OF the expedition had
heen received until yesterday. when the following
cable dispatch. signed by the leader Of the party,
Tss received by The Associated Press:
aldez. Alaska. oct. 2--The assault upon Mount
.dchlnley resulted in our making an altitude Of
LOG feet On the Southwestern side At this point
Ne we're stopped by an impossible granite slope,
winch extended 5000 feet above US We searched
ne entire western side OF the mountain FOR q
se1te 70 the summit. which might offer q prospect
9. success; 5Ut no opportunity was found. and the
$3.50 7. ON the western slope seems practically
po3slDle On September signs Of winter aireaoy
49, az ADVANCED AID. although We should have
So % On TIE northwestern ridges as well a.
-sss~loM GiacleT, the rapidly advancing season
- - y o. 10 q point whore could get out
80 "a c9suntry without our horses Therefore, Il
So ,o-ttsoto cross the Mckinley range at the
- hortnery break IN the mountain
III Pt0N'ous travels had been over the trail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

s1av-eon & Hobbs have sold for Sarah L. Folger
No al West Fishty-eighth-st q four story brown
stone and brick dwelling house. 19x55x10o.2 feet
& SteinRut & Co. have resold No 3ls East Elsv
enth-st a five story tenement house, 3x96 10 feet
TO Isaac Rothfeld. who will erect on the premises
a six story tenement house.
Richard Dickson has sold for George j. Staab to
John hammers No 1889 Bristow-st, a two family
house on a lot 2Sx65 feet
George F. Johnson & Sons have sod to Mrs.
lillian Levy the two family brick and stone dwell
ing house No. SO Bcck-st. lot 25xlO0 feet. for
$40 COO and to Herman Pepper similar dwelling
house No. 43 Beck-st.. for 10000 Only a few OF
the Johnson houses are now unsold
Morris Weinstein has bought from Ella T. MAYER
No. s Roosevelt-st-, &x54 feet, four story brick
building with stores.
have sold for NJ. L Carhart No. 8 West Fifteenth
St a four story brownstone dwelling house, on a
i' PatricS NJ Harrington has sold TO Elias Gus
saroff through John Mccarthy, No. LISA Madison
ave five story front iathouse. on lot
One-hundred-e nd-seventh SITS.
Max Marx has sold. through Jacob Leitner Tor
side Of Wendover-ave. east or Ihird-aVe, 70 OTTO
J. schwartzer. who will erect two Eve story Tat
A NJ Johnson & Co. have sold for Thomas J.
Brady TO Janpole & Werner a plot. 15xsa1 feet. on
the north side Of onehundred and-fortieth-st. 10
feet west OF Amsterdam-ave. -
BuIlowa a. Bullowa have sold through Arnold q
Co No s13 West One hundred and even tcenth-st
ouackenbush & Brice have sold for Donald Rob-
ertson to Hugo Cohn No i5I0 10 ! b1e Madison.ave
four five st9Ty s bs SOFA S6 r dssp n Alexander
TO J. L. Kelahan No 24s East Sixty-second-st-,
three story dwelling house on lot llxlO5 feet
Fast Or hundre nd ffty-eghth st, three story
frame dwelling house, lot 1s6xS feet. for $3.50
sy sn nay Nc s2a 5S WsR
Ave story tenement house. lot Sxloo5 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04
NO BAIL FOR MRS. JOHNSON
ALLEGED EmbezsIer Held in $4,000
for Examination.

Mrs Marie Layton johnson. wife OF Dr. Albert
NJ Johnson the Fifth-sve. dentist, who Is a.
,ered 10 have committed series OF embezzlemenus
srrreeating SIS oeo. was arraigned before MaEis-
.rste Pool IN Jefferson Market police court yester-
CAV. ana was held in $1,000 bail for examination.
The hearing was set for Tuesday afternoon. ana
the ban set was provisional 20 be increased OF re-
duoed when the circumstances OF the case sealilS'
the Young woman have been inquired INTO.
The specific charge against Mrs. johnson Is ''e
larceny OF 5000 from the funds Of the Onitea
States Playing Caro- Company. Of Cincinnati
Frank D. Jameson. auditor OF the card COMPANY 'S
complainant against the prisoner who hAo oeen
employed as secretary and bookkeeper 10 r0De4'
- McCutcheon. secretary and treasurer ano iA0N
nrer Of the New York Office % the company
When arraicned before Magistrate Pool Mrs
Johnson wore a neatly cut walking suit OF BLACK
cloth She pleaded not guilty 10 the larceny charge
erd declined 10 make any statement Leo ) heTs-
f,,rr q No le wiliam-st- who appeared for MS.
$500, esl,es Tor an adjournment. so that he
..-,,s ,,,sle himself familiar with the charge
AGAINST his client E r. schurmann; representing
tic complainant. made no ooJecnon 10 tne fhouoli
1oT Tcsnson occupied back seat in the court
-oo-o Vbile the proceedings were going On and the
prisoners mother sat in the mloee OF the court ana
did not speak 10 the husbano' who oenied his
Wrs johnson refused 70 discuss her case after
she had been locked Up in the Jefferson Market
prison. she was visited cary IN the afternoon by
-oee-be~ They also declined TO discuss the arrest
Or offer any explanation which would tend 70 clear
- the mystery 70 what had become of the large
sum OF money which the young wife Is alleged to
NJ KersLu~e said that Dr.. johnson was unable
- secure such large bail for his wife and as there
vas no reference 10 peculations other than the
se-ure a REDUCTION % the bail Mr. Schurmann
SAID thst the alteration that the books were tam
pere6 with would form the basis FOR an additional
accusation o. forgery against The prisoner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ASTOR-A 5. Allan. Manila, ?. L; c. Eroden,
Sweden, and Edward p. Gasken Manchester. Ens-
land. CAMBR1DGE-Captain J. Van Ness Philip,
Claverack. FIFTH ANENUE-John Carr and Ca.
land. and Carl ZecheliuS. Manila p. I. GILSEY-
Captain Z. W. Galagher. Z. s \. and A Mac
Costa Rica; r. Duke Patterson. Philadelphia,
and Captain George O; Squier, Y. A
HOFFMAN-A. Porteous. London. HOLLAND
Daninos de Alfredo Milan. Italy, and Thomas P.
Whitaker. Oscar Warburg and ATiaTd Hunsii5er.
Haas Frankfort Germany; G. EUstace Burke, ia
raica. West Indies and NJ J. Guerin. Rio Janeiro.
NTAJESTIC-N. NJ. Jeulbe Havana: james {. Don
nelly. Montreal, and John Dudley. s.. Louis MAY
HATTAN-C'Olonel !. 4. Roche. [. :. A. h 4.
Thompson. Buenos Ayres; \. w. Wilmer. Birken-
head. England; G. 7. Russell. L. S. y, and @ H.
Davey India. MURRAY HII.L.-Dr. Spisker. Ber-
lin; Frederick KinEstord London, and Thomas
Perkins Bradford. England. PLAZA-R. p Hardy.
Johnston. Washington: HUGH p. Raikes England:
Commander Weldon, [. ;. n. and 2. /. Gomez,
Caaiz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Rornri Hymaa. TO Robert Friedman issa-s,, so
432 and 434 East: prior mortgages. so4'SVV'
year. per cent.
Gabei George to Michael Meehan. Lasayette-st.
IS 10 II " OF Prospect-sve: year, Per cent.
GazzoIa vettorio. and another % Hudson p Rose.
lots az ana 60. n.y. l07 lots. Hudson Park: duo
October l. 1905. psr cent :....; 49,.
Pautuosco. Vito 10 Hudson Rose. lot 22O. ma
Section A 81 Raymond Park: years. per cent
Follini Joseph, 70 Hudson Rose. lots 90 ana 81.
map 100 lots Hudson p Rose; 10 years. per cant
schn0ering John. 20 the Mercantile National
Bank, West End-aye. " conner Sith-st: IN
etalnentS, notes % . . h. .-
D. Yorio Pietro 70 Hudson p Rose. lots a2s and
221 map Section 4. 81 Raymond Park years,
o pcf .
Palmer. John J. 10 Maud Hegger. Union-avA . o
I7.6 II 81 l5lst-st. years per cent. .....-. d.
Barth. Israel, TO David Jacohwitx. Sth-ss Nos
S3s and $40 East; 3 years. per cent .........
TUrney. Catfleen. 20 Max Marx. 1t5th-st = s. Scs
II " OF Ith-ave. due October Is 1906. a. per
cent 30 D.. . - - .
Jacobs, Aaron. % Sslig Falk ana another ss--t
No rs East: also Sd-st. No es East. instalusnts.
per cent. ............-..-.
Rotlsteln. MorttT. 70 Meier A-aT-uan. Pitt-st.
No q; prIor f1ot ts4se, ms a-n.ents. aaT
Haehmann. George ", % William III sjeinkanp.
F0rest-ave, No leg: 5 years AZ per cent
Andsrsnn Henry c. 10 Christtan 5 zobe. soIs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04
WOTORN.4N FOILS THEM.
Stabbed by Highraymeu, He Keeps
Car Going.
THE CONDUCTOR BEATS OFF TWO

The NGNDIOlOR BEATS OtF 1NO.
In true Western style. five young men. masked
~ handkerchiefs and armed with revolve-s.
knives and clubs. tried 20 hold up and rob
Thomas Gargan, Of No. 81 East Thirty-seventh-
81. notorman- and Charles Mccarthy. Of No.
S4S AmsterdaTn-ave.. conductor, Of an Eighth
ave. car. at . a. M. yesterday. at the terminal
OF the surface roa1. at one-hundred- fifty
sighth-st. and Eighth-ave.
Gargan was switching his car 20 the south
hound track when three OF the men Jumped on
she front platform and the other tao on the
rear where Mccarthy was standing.
stop this carr the men told Gargan. and ore
pointed pistol at the rotornan's head. An
other brandished 4 knife in front OF his face
enc the third hourished q club.
For answer Cargan turned the power handle
around as far IL woal5 go and the car shot
ehead at full speed. Mccarthy leaned over the
rear dashboard and unlocked an iron bar about
three feet long that is used TO fasten two cars
together. With this he knocked one man from
'ae platform. The other Jumped of and. Nc
Ca,thy says fell and rolled over and over.
The three men were trying to pull Gargan
G nay from the levers. The one with the knife
cut the back OF his hand. but the motorman
ttiI hel5 on
It took only few minutes to reach one-hun-
dIed-and- fifty fifth-st-. and standing under the
electric Light on one OF the corners, were I" o
policemen.
Help, help" Gargan shouted. and then he
swung the brake handle around, bringing the
stop.
The three highwaymen Jumped of and started
up the stairs leading 10 the One-hundrec-and-
Ilfjy-ffth-st. elevated station. The policemen.
Devanney and Knerim. OF the West One-hun-
dued-and- fiftyseco nd-st- station, who have been
the force only a few months. and Mccarthy
went IN pursuit
On the station platform Knierim knocked
down one man with his club. Telling Mccarthy
70 hold this one. the policeman ran to the la
duct that overl0ol1s the Polo Grounds aud Nan
haitian Field. Deyanney had preceded him and
The policemen ran hard they could after
The two men. who could be seen running toward
the Speedway at the -. NicEolas-aye. end Of
the Niaduct. The policemen hred at She fUgi-
lives. and. after a few shots had been fired. they
stood still and held up thei- han1s.
The three described rhenselEss John Wood
ley. nineteen years old. OF 40 BOZ West one
nineteen. Of 10. 2.9l9 Eighth-sve- and William
Bulls twenty years old Of No = SIP Eighth
ave All said they were clerks. They were
charged with feloHicus assault and attempted
highway robbery.
An ambulance was called from ]. Hood Wright
Hospital. and Gargan was taken there. After
having the wound on his hand dressed and re-
manning in the hospital an hour he went home.
Mccarthy had about $40 when the holGup was
attempted.
Magistrate Baker. ia the Harlem police court,
held TIE prisoners for examination tomorrow.
The police expect 70 capture other members OF
The gang TO which the prisoners belong, and
hope - get the two who escaped.
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STOCK on HAND
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

C.nciEnau oct. S.-HoGs active. S4Gss 20 CATTLE
steady. S24S4 90 SHEEP strcns. 81 JUVS3 s.. LAMBS
Kansas CRY. oct 3.-CATTLE-Receipts 1900; mar
X unchanged Choice export and dressed beef
s. - p fair % god S4aS4 o. stockers and feeders.
- 81 10. Western led s. 81 90; Texas and
Ins-al ate-rs = 80 81 Do Texas cows 81 1889 .
s. 1lc1 so native hefsrs. 81 5uTSis can
nars. SlQS2 80. bulls. $ 5o1S3. calves, s2G$6. Re
certs fOr wreN--attle. 10000. calves. 900. HOGS
Receipts sOl- Market strong. Top. So %: bulk Of
sales $ 65QS5 90. heavy. s. 5OaS5 50; mixed packers
s. c5dSI 20 light s. sc 80. yCiters S6S6 o5: pigs
s. 55aSJ - Receipts for week. $3.50 sHEt,P-Re-
unchanged native lambs 81 "a 50 30: West
on lambs 8. ss9S5 -. red ewes. S2aS3 IS: Texas
clipped yearlss - 50aS4 Texas clipped sheep e.
6 >5 49, stCrEers feeders S2gSS -. Receipts foI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Live-pool. oct. . ? ra-.cIosing: CoTToN-spot in
nliddig fair. 65Cd; good Tniddlng. 654d: middling
SGD; low middling 300. good ordinary, 2sd, ordinary
50Nd sales Of cay 5000 bales o which
speculation and export and Included 800
American Receipts 800 bales all American. Futures
opened easter and closed easy: American miidlng
October. a. 3d. Der and November 5.l2d: No
vemher and December, Hesi: December and January.
90. January ana February. ho443o5d February and
March. ODD March and April 505d: April May
05T5Ofd. Nay and June 505d5.oCd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04
HOTEL AUCEZAR LEASED

II was learned yesterday that the lessee Of the
hotel to be erected at Nos 3. and East Twenty
seventh-st. Is Albert T Foster lessee Of the Hotel
Algonquin. otway Latham was the broker in the
transaction. - 49,
The hotel Will be called the Alcazar and Is ex-
peCted to be really for occupancy about October
1901 The lease IS for twenty-one years at an an
nual rental of $1,000 The building Will be thirteen
stories high. with a frontage Of 81 feet II will
contain N2 roonls and 135 bathronrns -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04
PLANS FOR A PARISH HOUSE.

Plans have been fled at the Bureau Of p,.sI,,Inss
Manhattan. for the parish horse 10 h built for
the Holyrood Protestant Episcopal Church. at
Broadway and One-hundred- and-eishty-frst-st. II
is TO be 30 feet front by 125 feet deem and will
contain q clubrOom and bowling a1avs ere baes-
nlsht gymnasium. meeting room and sunday
schoQl room. and also library on TIE main floor
MI De on the sSuth side OF one-hundred-and-
eShty-ilrst-st 4+O6 feet east of Fort washington
ave. and will cost $500 William H. WhittaI is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04
BRISK DEMAND FOR APARTMENTS.

The demand for in apartment houses.
apartment hotels and fathouses continues brisk
In some sections the demand II greater than the
supply broker reported yesterday that twelve
faniIes moved out Of apartment In the west
Sde section or which he Is the agent on Octooer j.
ohd eSch OF these apartments was leased lor a
year. Deglnnlng OCtOber hefnrs The renlovals-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04
A PORTABLE CHURCH BUILDING.

portable church building has Just been erected
by the New-YOrl1 Presbytery, at Honest and In
tervale-ave.. IN The Bronx. 1t IS 50 feet long Is
feet wide and % feet high. with a seating ca
paClty Of about two hundred. The New-York Pres
bytery does not hold title to the building site and
should il obtain available plot the building
can be easily taken apart and built the site
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04

OF ed-and-forty-second-st.. 100 feet cas-
OF Ansterdam-ave. O'Reilly Brothers are IN
arc hitects 1t is expected that the chureh VIII "
opened about Christmas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04
SALE OF esRNARpsvILLE TRACT.

Nlchois Lun1mis have sold for George r. Mosle
TO Charles A Moran A tract OF land containing 130
acres. at Bernardsville. ". J. The property Is on
the mount Harmony Road. leading 10 Mine Noun
U "a II commands strkingly fine panoramic view
~. L country. Near u the sum
T I n2IIles OF X v Lindabury, Charles r Squbb.
Percy Pyne. Grant 3. Schley and W n Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04
INTERESTING TITLE TRANSFER.

One-th;rc interest In the following propefues "A
transferred yesterday by Cornsia A. James eno
another person TO Charles f. Dow: To plot III sx
so TX irregular at the southeast corner OF n.y. NY,
s,xth-st and Broadway: TO No lS 70 iss Ws sst
Thirtieth-st No - 70 West vS!t H, 1i Hs.
g. West Twelfth st; Nos 81 and u WI S"s>sss-
Of, and No. Il West Twslfth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04
REALTY NOTES.

John 2. Travers yesterday transferred title to q
parcel IO0xIO0 feet at the northwest corner Of
One-hundred-an NJ -seventy- thfrd-st., to James ".
Tygard- The stated consideration was nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04
PLANS FOR MERCANTILE BUILDING.

A ten story store and loft building is 20 be built
BY Jeses c. Woodruff on tho premises Nos. 80 and
81 West Thrty-frst-st The. size Of the plot is sSi
1889 feet Augustus 81 Allen Is the architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04
G. n. REEL LEASES HOTEL

The Wells Realty and Construction Company has
leased TO George II. Reel and another person the
APARTMENT hotel at Nos. 80 and De West Forty
OF $4,000 - '''