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New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
BRO4DW4Y CAR SUBW Al-
Cantors Plans for Depressing
Tracks at Thrty-f0urth-st.

Borough President Cantor and Wisner Martin
his chief of subsurface structures yesterday tor-
warded to the Mayor plans for subway in Broad
way between Thirty-second and Thirty-siXth sts'
and the depression of the surface tracks MT
Cantor's letter to the Mayor is follows:
This department has had under consideration for
several months proposition to depress the Broad
fecting the tracks at Broadway and Thirty-second-
ST into the little triangular park thence through
a subway to the small triangular park at Thirty
fifth-st and thence again to the surface OF Broad
way / am informed that plans have been approved
bv YOUR commission for rapid transit SUD
way in Broadway passing this point The pur-
nose of the depression of the Broadway sur
face tracks is to relieve, to a. large extent
the congestion of streetcars the Broadway,
Sixth-ave and Thirty -fourth-st. lines, which now
cross at this intersection and to make the road
for pedestrians. Will You kindly inform me II
your commission has any objection to the plan pro-
posed?
THE city of course. would do all the work,
Mr. Martin said, ''and the cost would be about
s15OOe0 The subway, far as planned, would be
only for the two tracks of the Broadway line. At
7hirtv-fourth-st where the Broadway tracks
would be under ground. it is planned to have sta
ton This station Will have four entrances. thus
allowing the same system of transfers as Is now
i'm use The four entrances would be at the corners
side | am confident that the residents IN the
neghborhood are in favor of the plan. and | can
say. unofficiay, that the Metropolitan people are
ais in of it. -
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
FUSION COMMITTEE ENCOURAGED.

The subcommittee invitations Of the anti
Tammany allies held a meeting at the Office OF r.
Fulton Cutting yesterday afternoon, but nothing
decided upon. As has been stated the Ger
organizations in Kings County have been
welded into one body and will have representation
in the conferences Of the anti-Tammany forces
The committee is trying organize the Ger
organizations in Manhattan and have met
with considerable success 1t is believed that all
the good government German leagues in Manhat-
except possibly the Cierman-American Re
form Union. OF which Herman Ridder is the leader
viii be wheeled into line and will Join the fusion
forces. After the meeting R. Fulton Cutting said
The committee feels greatly encouraged. We
have succeeded in getting the independent organ
iza,ions together. We now have union of a num-
her OF influential organizations, and each will be
factor in the campaign
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
JUSTICE. KELLOGG'S SUCCESSOR.
st. Lawrence County Authorizes Delegate to
Attend Two Judicial Conventions.

Potsdam. n. Y. June l5-It has been reported
that the second delegates from ST. Lawrence
County the Republican Judicial Convention of
the Fourth Judicial District, be held at Saratoga
June %. also authorized to act as dele
gates TO amy other judicial convention held be-
fore the g.neral election of 1903. This means that
another convention will be held later to nominate
a successor to Supreme Court Justice S. A Kellogg,
of Plattsburg who is about to resign account of
i'll health.
Justice Kellogg's son, Harry Kellogg, who is
County Judge of Clinton County, is candidate to
succeed Ids father, and efforts have been made to
induce Governor Oden to appoint him. Senator
Bracket opposed Mr.. Kelloggs candidacy, and
the Kellogg faction has renquished its hopes of
accomplishing anything with the Governor. Sena-
tor Brackets candidate is said to be Charles NJ.
Palmer chief clerk of the Court of Claims One
of the sst- Lawrence delegates is Worth Chamber
lain, deputy clerk of the Court of Claims, who
would be elevated the chief clerkship in the
1t is conceded that the successful candidate
must ave one of the ST. Lawrence delegates st.
I1awre nee is the only county OF the eleven in the
distric give its delegates power sit in later
convel rion. The Kellogg faction complains that
some inside advance information is responsible
for 81 bh unusual action.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
ARVERNE LEASES AND SALES.

Lewis H. May, manager of Lovejoy Il Noyes
Company's branch office at Arverne Long Island'
has sold for the estate of FlOrian Rohe a new cot
tage at the corner of JessiCa-ave. and the Boule-
ward Arverne to DR.. S. Nelson Irwin. for about
Sill 600 The Rohe estate has large interests at
Arverne and among the pioneers In Its de-
veIopment. The cottage sold is the last one OF
four erected by the sellers few years ago Leases
have recently been made to the following persons:
H. S Klenberger. Beethoven Hahn. Mrs, JuIia
Levy Henry Weinberg Gabriel Saant 9, M Meyle MI
Pauline Keller Joseph lazarus LOUIS Strq9GE di,a b
Edward J. Blake John Goodwin. Joseph H. shay,
two cottages Mrs. Esther MOrall. Samuel II
Ri1Im Isaac Regen sberg. Samuel J. King. 6. G.
Henry Nathaniel Ullman Henry A Kaiser. Louis
H fsaacs Mrs. Caroline Isaacs. Louis Witzen-
hau usen Daniel Bacharach, Moses Steifel. Mrs -
Wolf and TO Edward Mfllheiser, of Richmond, Va
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
SOUTH SIDE REPUBLICANS OPEN HOUSE
Men Well Known in Party Make Addresses
MANY Present.

The South Side Republican Club OF the AAAlN III
Assembly District last night held housewarnnlns
in its new hesdouarters at No. 2,2U Third-ave
About one thousand Republicans were present
William II. Ten Eyck, leader of the district Will
lam Haunt president of the club: Mr.. Strasbourser
leader Of the X&AIst District; FRANK HaHhoho'
leader of the XXXIIId District; Isaac Newman,
leader of the XXXIId District; John II. Gunner,
leader of the XXXth District, and Jastrow Alex
ander leader of the XNVIth District. spoke Let
,ers Of regret from President Roosevelt Mayor Low
and Justice Mayer were read
The officers of the club are William Haupt presi-
dent: Edward A Daily and William White, vice
presidents: Charles Rudischhauser. recording sec
refary: David J. O'Connor, corresponding secre-
tary: William Brands. financial secretary; Jacob
fIunsicker, treasurer and David Levi, sergeant at
club which was organized IN March Win
sixtv-ive members. now has 200 The clubhouse has
three floors. which last night were decorated with
flags and pictures Of well known Republicans
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

BY Joseph Day; 6e 1i6th-st 10 r. " OF ParkIave
Haines n H w Schutt. atty; f Groy. ref: amt
due S2142 etc. $500 81 prior mtge SIS 600
Mornnsside- n 11Ith st, 10o.11x120; I o
Cook another agt A ] Kahn ct al: G D Ridgway.
atty Donihee ir. ref; amt due. $2i 6S3 5s taxes.
etc s971 "a: sold subject to mort for $50 600
F3y Richard Hsrnett C Co: Ia Livingston Place,
corner 17thst 53x120xT aptm h: Chelsea Realty
Co agt | Polsten al Heyn 9. attys: d Edelson.
81; ETC. IS, 0S9 prior mort
$4,000 no. 49,
1i+th st. 90 llXlOox5ox2UX00 IL to st
100 three story hs: Savings Bank : Green
ct al; S Hutchins atty; & Andrews ref: amt due.
S92. $50 %: taxes. etc. 81. 62S -.
Ry Parish. Fisher. Mooney & CO.. I31 s4th st. II g.
about 429 Iexingtonave. 30 sx6x69 6x25 5xlO2
to st story ten h : Is Neuberger g
Rorbach ct al: Wolf h 4 I. attys; g II Hart. ref;
s23 600 s25 I6ist ST s. 9S It of Eagle-ave 2Txf1O
five story ten h; l. Pratt Ogden individual and
as exr ct al; + Jordan, atty 4 Moiloy. ref amount
due SIT $40 O5; etc. 1110 %.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Leonard Well has bought from Miss A Welii
No 2S3 East Seventy-ifth-st., five story hat
house on a lot 20x10O feet.
Duff & Brown have sold for Richard keiynach
No 633 West One-hundred-and-eishty-h1
three story and basement high stoop dweilihS
house 1sy5Ox1O0 feet for S10500 The same firm has
lea sed for Carrie L. Palmer No. 4j2 West One-hun-
dred-and- -second-st.. TO Mrs Doeiger' Oh tv
Doelger Brewing concern. 1t has also soiu LOT
Fannie B. Mattress DR.. Takamine NO oi9 west
Northumberland -forty-second-st
I, J. Phillips & Co. have leased for client NO
story and basement dwelling house on lot l''oA''
feet to the tenant of the property oo , 900
Krauss Jacobson have bought nos; ~ -tnanent ann
houses. on a plot 52.6x1022 feet su,oz
No 257 West Eighty-ftth-st a five story American
basement dwelling house a lot 16xl922 feet. 49,
Louis Levy has sod ID ye story and Onehun
df ed-and thirteenth-st 29 1Xo25X lrregUlar VT
bowitz. the buyer. gives in exchange No. iSi Weat
One-hundred-an thfrteenth-st. similar ouiioins'
Max Orbach has sold No 42e East EigntyS-n1roSst9 S:1os
feet feet.
Folsom Brothers have sold for =? yenfed &
Prayer to Dr. A Stella No. 214 East Sixteenth-st:
a five story English basement dwelling mousse OH d
Isaac B. Wakeman has sold to an investor No q
and q Lispenard-st a new story stone front
mercantile building. on plot Soxoo rect coy eSn
Richard H Jackman has sold for Henry stewaro eara
No 1897 Amsterdam-ave hVe Story i naIrioI tke
with stores, on iof Z9S1eo
Charles r. Youngs has sold to I. Freidus No; Il
East ndred-and- twelfth-st, five story nat
Frederick NJ Wilson reports the sale of No. 6O6
East Ono hundre5 5and-thirty-ninth-st a a five story
fathouse lot 25xl00 feet. -,
Richard Dickson has sold for John C. HeintZ anu anu
a plot 50x25 feet on the west side of Washington
ave 50 feet north of One -hundred-and-sfxty-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16

How Mrs. Up-to-dste Met and Defeated the
Cookfng-in-het-wen Difficulty.

oh, You poor thingl" exclaimed the next door
neighoor she hustled into Mrs Up-to-date's
dainty little sitting late Saturday after
Il hear you've just lost your servant How
you going manage the cooking for all the
family Sunday, and in such broiiing weather
Can't do something to help you?"
'Oh, no. thanks she replied, smiling. Il shall
manage quite well, j assure you. Cooking is very
quick and easy gas stove, you know, and
there's burning hot fire TO stand over"
oh. a gas stovei Every seems be getting
gas stove. Tell me, is the food really well
cooked with a coat fire?'
AS well cooked: Better Not only time and
labor saved, but weight in food, too. You know
that joint weighing ten pounds will when cooked
on the old range only yield six, but q gas range
IL will yield seven and half. thus giving you a
full pound ana half more meat in every ten
That's because the gas range doesn't allow the
notlrsshing juices TO escape II keeps them all
you get the benefit Of
But what about fuel cost and how can you find
what gas you using?
The cost of the fuel Is fully one-third less and
the gas company showed me how read my
meter tell just about how many ! should
be Burning for the cooking ! doing"
did you bay your gas range"
No. tndeeJ: the company rents beautiful
up 10 date range Tor three dollars gear and this
amount paws for keeping il DrDperiy adjusted and
IN repair What going alreadyy'
Yes: I'm determined not 10 lose another moment
m getting a gas range
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
TO PERSUADE SHELDON.
Plat Tells RooseUeit's Choice for
County Presidency.

That George r. Sheldon the personal choice
of President Roosevelt to succeed Robert c Morris
as president of the Republican County Committee
was announced yesterday by Senator Platt VINO
was in Washington last week and conferred with
the President about this and other matters. MI
Sheldon will probably go to Washington either To-
day or tomorrow consult with the President
about accepting the place. When ii ohered TO
him some time ago by Senator Platt and the lead
ers of the Republican organization. he decliheu IT,
1t is believed by Mr.. Platt that the President VIII
be able induce him to reconsider and accept the
place.
1.-The President discussed the matter in the Couh-
ty Committee. said Senator Platt. and ne tilliin'
the bes; man for the place is friend MI shei-
don. / told the President that we had trleo " III
ducc Mr. Sheldon TO take the place, but without
success and that ne had better see him. de salo
he would send for Mr. Sheldon, and probably MI.
Sheldon Will go Washington within a oaS Vi So
How about Captain Goddard for the place!
II don't think that Captain GODDARD oouiu &c
elected and don't think the President mas cChsu-
cred him"
Are you stil for Low" was asked.
Mr. Lows nomination" continued the Senator
seems probable at this time do not see nc"
the fusion forces can do otherwise than nominate
him If they don't nominate Low they Will be
placed in a had light The thing to do is to noml-
nate Low and il he is elected everything VIII pe
all rght-if elected well IL Will nave 10 Oe
senator PIatt's statement about Mr. Sheldon ana
the County Committee was IecSiNS9 a. +neae,,re,.
terest by local politicians. MI Shedoh IS "
Of the Counfy Committee. He is a banker at No
Wall-st He was a candidate for second place on
the Republican State ticket last time Dut CIV
at the last moment. the Republican leaders
feared Wall street man on, on the 1f ufhst n Ts orrje
resigned NT Sheldon talked of as his sue
cessor bat he steadily declined to accept tne
Mr. Sheldon declined to discuss the matter last
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
ARRIVALS OF BUYERS.

Abney Barnes & Co. Charleston, ". Va; r W Abney.
3TseooaS frsl notions ana iun'S'nS Soo's' 4q"+y cen
notions fancy goods leather goods ETC. No e21 Broad
l. s Baurngsrdner & Co. Toledo; E. W. Baumsardncr,
Livingston. ladies' wear, No go IAspenard st, Albert
No is BrosdTay Herald Square A Beffeid wooliens
No R SS5 h9rd and furniture so
L Brsman c9mps2y i' Tere 1n He; s1e G l. Braman
DTygoods arGer Gompany my Kansas
CALENDER. McAuslan & Troop Company, Providence:
Walker-s d. owIer. fancy goods, pictures
~ sVS F. coons & CO. wiikesbarre; NJ f coons. fancy
bsS0ds n cGmRsny 2gs yoogy WhesltnE eli 4
bs%sr s1Es91a "O0enS and dress goods No 50
nd Fos goods a Tsaes T. cor
Marshall FeId 49, Co. d cT1so Sise cdd H. Mills Nils m knit goods
Charles FInberg & Co.. wkesbarr. j. Finbers cloth
Nathan Gutman & Co. Baltimore; n 1. Gutman
toslery. underwear and furnishing goods, Herald
maSs and linens a6d goods
corsets and muslin underwear Nc. S77 Broadway, St.
Howe & stetson New-Haven; E. NJ. seeIey. notions.
Hunter & Hunter, Detroit; NJ P Murray upholstery
S Kann, Sons & Co, washington; J. Boxer underwear.
a9ssT ass gloves and handhsF'hiefs No. '67 Broadway
Raster Bumentha Pine Bluff. Ark; L. Kaster
Ka1{InanR Bros PITT Pit:sburs n Kaa5msan M az.
Holland and l. Kaufman, cloaks. waists. No CAS-
Broadway Savoy
Henry L4nham. Rome Ca w W. Bowie. dress goods,
silks Innings st. Denis.
s Lissner Co.. Boston, S. Lssner, piece goods, Ven
dome.
John c. Machines Company. Worcester: George W.
Machines Company. Worcester; P. J.
upholstery goods No b5 White-st
Mands Brothers rot Chicago Mss R Merchaum. leather
MandeIbaum & schoen, Baltimore; s. Mandelbaum,
millinery, Hoffman.
woollens. No q LeonaTd-st Hoffman
L. Moses Co. Louisville: II. Moses. clothing, Hof
white goods. No. JOG Grand-st.: Navarro.
Nusbaum & Livingston, Albany: s H Livingston.
millinery, No. I2l Broadway: Herald Square
A D. Rosen & CO. Detroit: A D. Rosen white goods
notions and furnishing goods. Imperial
II. J. Sarles Co. Liberty. y. Y; H J. Sarles dry
goods and notions. Marlborough
II ]. Sarles d Co, Liberty, N Y; NJ. A. Smith. dry
goods. Marlborough.
II. J. saries Co, Liberty, y. Y: F. Benson rep
resentative Marlborough.
Schesinger & Mayer Chicago: B. Mayer cloaks suits,
Segrst & Fraley Buffalo. J. Mkusky. dOmestics fan
nels ana linens No. ass Broadway: Herald Square.
smith d Murray, Springfield; II Hood, carpets. No.
y. snellenburg s Co. Philadelphia snellenburg
representative Hoffman.
Herman straus { Sons Company, Louisville: Herman
Straus dryeoods 30. SOS Broadway: Hoffman
r. NJ Sutton & Co. Baltimore: W. p Robinson,
hosiery and furnishing goods. Alhemarle,
r. NJ sutton & Co; Baltimore: r. Gator Robinson.
Watt & shand. Lancaster; Miss Knowles millinery No.
White-st.
VILE Bros & WE'LL Buffalo H. VILE weoren piece
JEwELRY TRADE
William Barr Dry Goods Company St Louis. / Solo
mon tewelry No s2i Broadway Navarro
Mandel Brothers Chicsxo Miss r. Merchaum jeweIry
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16

pany: s9th-st. .. $50 II OF Amsterdam ~
I year per cent -. - :. :. :. - -a,,,e
same TO Frevoort Real Estate Company ssitIe ~
property; prior mortgage. $4,000: due June ~
1904. u cent
Schfffer Alfred. Michael ColeTpan; Ioth ~ "a
: 5 roo fl of 5th-ave. ! year; > per cent Eoti
Zfrcke Mary A. widow. to the New-f Org SeN
ings Bank; SIth-st, :. 2zf.Oo ~ " OF -"-a
due June /. 1906: AZ per cent :; 49,,
SHERMAN Robert NJ to State Realty ana MOI
raee Company: 10Tth- st, 8. 20 ~ W OF 20 Ceu
traI Park West; two mortgages que june -
foO4- q Der cent: each -,
same to same. same property prior rn"r's@e
sI.o 900: due June 10. 1904: per cent g.;
Farming sbram VI. to John @ BAKER. taI..S -, !,
ave G corner Kingsbridge Road thea7' P'
mortgage ST 200; year: , per cent .. -, -
same OF same: same property; years . gei -
same to same: Bailey ave. :. IUys - .ar.
EInesbrIdge Road: prior mortgage, soV"' yei'
par rcent.......-.----.--- -..'' o. .y,f
same to same: same property; wears. . peI,
XyooJt,,t1 Jesse C. to CorneIa r Nash anu an
o.her: 5fh-ave w $. sos II OF 4i'h- 81 .
The German Evangelical Isltnerah 'IsuI" a r,sot
Matthew to Emigrant Industrial ~aNihss 80" 4
Rroome-st e corner Ehzabeth-st' year
nor cont ..............-.-.-- -'' ''''
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Braun. Julius to William B Lord: 13sth-st s
$50 # of Lincoln-ave 4 mortgages: prior
Lord William b. to John ] Astor ct AL executors
both ST. g. 225 Fl Of Lincoln ave: due April
The Church of Our Lady of I4ourdes TO the Emi-
grant Industrial Savings Bank; l43d-st. so
1Td Wa % "a I@bp dr year e a Per cent
135th-st s. $50 fl of Lincoln ave: mort
cages: due April l. 1905: per cent; each.
pion: sth-st. or ST Marks Place S. 261.6 It e
of 1st-ave; one-thrd part; subject all liens;
months: 6 per cent; note :..--..-..:........
Long Louis. to Thomas " Pomroy; Toth-st. II
g. 100 II W Of Central Park West; years;
Davis Theresa A. 10 stephen NJ Wright: 12oth-
Stern, Joseph W. to Theresa Hirsh; 64th-st No
123 East: years: per cent. .................
Westead Mary. and ANOTHER 10 Title Guarantee
and Trust Company; a9th-st, No 145 East:
Gutman Abraham [. to Georgiana c stone: s7th-
Busher. Anna z. to Dollar Savings Bank; I49th-
ST. =. 25o fl OF courtandt ave; year: 3
Choate, Joseph r. ir.. to St Marys Free tio.
pital for Children. City OF New-York: 7ist-st
$. 1926 It " Of 3d-ave: years; 4 per cent
pany Of New-York; wadsworth-ave. : corns-
of 10th st: also Lot 2us. Cuderclif Ter
race: also Sd ave. corner Of wendover-
ave: secures performances. -... ............
kafka, John. to William Schuster 5th-aye : ~
corner OF 1l2th-st years; per cent. ........
Prochazka: Katherine. TO John schmitt 18th
81. s. 300 II OF 9TH ave; year; per cent
Ash. Mark to Israel L Prayer. Iosd-st s. I25
Il OF Riverside Drive; due October 15 1908;
Brettherner Eva to Title insurance comnanv:
10th st. s, 2i6.s IT W Of 2d-ave: 3 yesrs;
Dvorsky Icln. 20 Emisrant Industrial Savings
Robinson. cornelia s. to the City Mortgage Com
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
REAL ESTATE.
The 4rthur Tract of Land at Scar
borough Sold.

abram HYATT & Co have sold TO Mrs. Monmouth
B. Wilson. of Chicago, the country property OF the
estate of George d. Arthur at Scarborough-on-
Hudson. This property comprises about twenty-ohe
acres and has frontage of more than 0oV ieet oi'
the Hudson River There are mansion staoies
and cottage on the premises. The property was
held $500 e,., ba
The same brokers have sold James Speyer tne
property owned and occupied by Waiter l. ef
at Scarborough and situated on the Br @
Road consisting of dwelling house, stables green
houses and twenty-one acres. ,zra,,
They have also sold to T. NJ. Stewart IoI Al, q se
Rohr nronertv M Ossining 1t comprises thirty
acres n dwelling house and outbuildings
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
CARROLL SILENT BEFORE SAILING.
Starts for Europe To-day, But Will Not Talk
About Croker or Tammany

John F. Carroll and family sail for Europe to-
aay for the summer. Last night he was busy hold
ing an irnpromptu farewell reception Mr.. Carroll
would not say IL he intended visiting the Squire Of
Vantage. nor would he discuss the outlook for
next fall.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By James /. Wells: Bathgate-ave. S. 3f03 Of
17sth-s 2x65xSs 2x irregular about IS:
dwg also right Of Quarry Road; sale under
writ execution by order of Surrogates
pose realty of Trexer: Hildreth. atty; Sim
exr liens other charges 81 1S5 03;
81 502 IS: subj for So.
Carrie Trexier 81, ,25o mort and int.
BY Brokers Realty and Mortgage Company: 23s W
60thst, 475 IT Of 10th ave- 25x1oo6 story ten h;
SALE II Rose Ellen Hickey al: CAN'T
Meier & McKennell. attys: Mnor ref; due on tudgt
s5 s3ST; etc 5000: defendant
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Wood: 20 2os the # 1n Really
psny mortgage: $1,000: so,7s lame. and "
LSsinstSn 1eha k2ic TO Nc ass se v6:s $4,000
St Nchoias No s9i .5 isa12oi Marea mort
7S gage; s4e. Si2soo corner 12ohst ii1z7I jehn
cahll Robert & Rosent5a GrfsaFg ri FraSess
iCst9 Sosa to N &nnle lsS reinssrs Mfs5 S
Madison 10 It Of l22d-st isHysi 81, 600 100
dSn Ssft fsiiSG SG ' las wsss % aioo srne
rs asale eoP1ef 2Fsfss 100
100 The he, Grand ans Theatre Company to Reoeee
HudsoD 1asos st. a. s. 217 # n Of Broome 2ixso:
'?Ensr a 5stss sso5 5A RFi1f Livingston TO to
SD yf No 2sfs East 25xoo5; Seymour i. 6 Crom
well to Agnes Cromwell: mortsage. $50 saoo 900 10"
'3sh Hs1y st FISK S' to # q GgSs% Mse'1 %6sss ass
'sth aen4e, st Bennett so to GF Frederc Ies
s1sbs; Ease ss ~ oOp fi3 West 2oxio0 s. Putnam
c,ramsr to Abraham l. Giutman; mortgage, 1
BFoad@sy. No ass $ 25x1oo; Iohn = Browning
TO Jas Campbell d3 In9Lgass gsti giSi Harry
N Austin to Robert II and clara c DsbrOv;:
7sfSst RostsaSs &c 1e5 50 West @ ls4xio2a shuman
o. to Sophie Herman a-t nortsags &c al ieNS George
c7aesen MAY Epstein ortgaTe t;I sls 3 sizx ~
20 szsoa VIM Dornbu5sn sia be- Geo 10000
7stst sh 2s26 # 81 sdave aoxoo5 Kath 600
aG9a Eas 10 'eSfpa eSf & GnoT ru9s E 251
Irregular Louis HssbroGck referee. TO Ernest ,o oo
l24t9 2ssiOG; r,ar9ssgs T4sssss
5csSst. No 1903 West. 251Ioo5 Frederick Potter
another. trustee. to Adrian lseln. IT. - .eo
Deancey-st 90. $ s. 25xS16: Anna FIncN. IN
diyIdua and nd e0oeutor e0o to VIM 900
ssths5 ortsaS So rs West 27x$51 Francis
Keller to ArenfeId: mortgage. S21tOo-- iVo
5th-ave W cor 12th-st 25ftx1OO: VIM Schuster
to Kafka: mortgage. $50.
9Sth-st. West 25x1O0t H. Max Marx 70 Mar ,no
Cassidy: mortgage. S2O.tNst. AVO
9Jth-st. lei and f63 East. 50XlOD-S isaac ,co
Sakolski % Joseph Liebling mortgage, SAZOW l'V
1+2. -. .2xJ4 Sx23 II; Ellen
1. TO I. White and another
Jthave. JG5 It 8 of 4Ithst 21xIVo' Corieiid
Jesse c Woodruff l"'
Frederick Wiener TO Melanie Huntley; mortgage ,
9th st. No % West 1Tx92.3: Walter Hubbard 20,
al, Henry W Bridges I'o
No West. 25x92; John Clements 70
Whitehall Realty Company: mortgage. SloOuVc-
S9th- s. $50 IT of Amsterdam ave 3GxiOoS
Real Estate Company to Cornela : ,oo
mortLaEe S11.50o- l"o
Nelson u Stilwe 70 BrevooTt ftea
Company: mortgage. S1t5oo lVo
9}d ST. n 175 # Of West End ave. tZbX
zoos; a3d ST. =, 1916 II W OF West End ave
g. 6x10oS: Henry Corn to Rosella Corn; mort
Elizabeth St so 25xfO0: VIM II Barnard
Michele Voreoi
9jth St 1853 East J0x10oS; Joseph -
Iiebing to Mark Blumenthal mortgage S+-'otS lot
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
r. w. VANDERBILT TO ALTER HOUSE.

Plans were filed yesterday for alterations to tn
dwelling house of F. w. Vanderbilt, at the south
east corner of Fffth-ave. and Fortieth-st A sid
extension is to be erected at cost of $500. C.
Haght is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16

The Grand Theatre Company transferred title yes
terfay to the Grand Theatre at the southeast
ner of Chrystie and Grand sts. to Rebecca Jacobs
for $4,000 inclusive of all liens.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-16
OWN NEARLY A BLOCK FRONT.

Henry Phipps and William S. Hawk have bought
from DR. William w Van Valzah No. East Forty
thrd-st, four story dwelling house. on a lot
2ox1O0.5 feet The buyers own the properties
from No to 15 East Forty-third-st.. almost the
entire block front on the north side of the street
between Madison and Fifth aves.