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New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
TUBERCULOSIS CONGRESS AT ST. LOUIS.
Secretary Hay One of Honorary Presidents
Elected at Session Here.

The annual business session OF the American Con-
gress of tuberculosis was held yesterday at the
New-York Press Club. The council, provided
by the revised constitution of last year, for
mally elected, and instructed to arrange for a
congress of tuberculosis at st. Louis in 1904. The
following honorary presidents were elected: Lay
men-John Hay, Secretary of State; Justice Charles
G. Garrison. Supreme Court New-Jersey; Abram
H Daily Brooklyn; General Russell NJ. Alger. the
Earl OF Mimic Governor-General of Canada Med
ical-Dr. a. N Bell, Editor of The Sanatari-
an; DR. J. G. Adams professor, McGill UniVer-
sty of Montreal: DR.. Charles H. Hughes 81.
Louis DR.. N Sem, surgeon general, State of Hi
nois, Chicago; DR.. Presley NJ. Rfxey, surgeon gen
eral L, S. N
The following officers elected: President,
Dr. E. ]. Barrett, Toronto; first vice-presdent, Dr.
p H Bryce Toronto; second vice e-president, EX-
Chief Justice L. Bradford Prince. Santa Fe. \. M;
third vice president Dr. &. K. Cole, Helena. Mont;
fourth vice-president; Dr. Sophus B. Nelson, Pull
man Wash; NTH vice president, A. n. Lynn Iowa
CITY Samuel Bell Thomas who resigned as vice
president was elected secretary, ana Dr. CLARK
Bell who resigned secretary, was elected treas
lIrer The entire list of honorary presidents.
consisting of Governors OF States, and prominent
public men of foreign countries, was reelected as
was the list of vice presidents at large consisting
of three physicians and two lawyers OF the states
of the Union. and provinces.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
SCENERT NOT NARRED.
George Notman Says Fire Did Not
Hurt Keene VaILeys Beauty.

George Notnaan. of Phelps. Dodge & Co. who
has just returned from his camp at keene Val
lev. in the Adirondacks. said yesterday that the
the summer cottages or other buildings in that
valley They did not than two
miles 10 his own camp. The rain. which lasted
from midnight on Sunday to . o'clock Monday
afternoon" said DIR. hoffman. was almost con-
tinuous and 1t seemed not only TO put out the
wet that any more extensive fires extremely
improbable While considerable extent of ter
ritory was burned over on the ridges near keene
Valley and back of them / think the valleys
beautiful scenery is not hurt. vast extent of
heavy forest is still untouched"
Mr.. Notman took his family to his camp on
Friday and left them there. There were some
New Workers waiting at Eliza abethtown afraid
to go further on account of the fires They sent
word 10 Mr.. Notman asking if it were safe to
proceed, and his replying that it was they
also went to Keene Valley. Mr.. Notman empha-
sized the self-sacrifcing way in which the peo-
pie of the valley fought the fires
Asked to the causes of the fires, Mr.. Not
man said: "Of course the excessive drouth
made the woods extremely susceptible TO fire.
The blazes started in a score of places. Lumb
men or sportsmen may have been careless. the
latter especially with regard TO making smudge
and leaving it | sure the railroadS had
nothing with starting the fires, for there Is
no railroad within twenty miles of the places
where they are said to have started. If l can
Judge the other fires from those near keene Val
ley. 1 think the accounts of them were some
what oVerStated.''
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Douglas Robinson, Charles s Brown Co have
sold for client of McChain Hershfe!d TO
Charles MeVeagh No. 36 East Seventy-tourth-st
a four story brownstone, highstoop dwelling house
a lot 20x50X102.2 feet
S H. lireenbaum has sold for Margaret Suther-
land TO Dr. Leo Rather No. 1885 Madison-aye, a
three story and basement brownstone dwelling
house, on lot l6.Sx55x70
William Henry Folsom and William j. Hamilton
have sold for Mrs. Effie Kahn No. 50 East Seven
tieth-st. a four story high stoop dwelling house
with a frontage of twenty feet, to Edmund D
Simpson. . , g..
Voorhees, Floyd have sold for Curtis A. Gunn
of Chicago to the Manhattan Storage and Ware
house Company the four story and basement house
No 15S West Fiftythird-st., 1Sx1G05 feet, ad1oln-
ing the companys building in the rear
S Seminqer & Co. have sold for William L.
Clark to Stern & Saalberg Nos 416 and AIS West
Forty -fifth-st two four story tenement houses on
plot 50X100.5 feet.
X PendletOn to Louis Lese plot 15oxl0o1l feet
on the south side of Ninety ninthst $50 feet east
of Madison-ave.. together with the abutung plot
50xIlG II feet, Ninety-sighth-st. -
Meta Tempe has sold to Daniel 3. Freedman No
lot q 3x70 feet. -
Frederick w Wichmann has sold Nos los and Ito
East Eighty-seventh-st.. two five story hathouses
plot 56x1e9S feet adjoining the southeast corner
of Park-ave .,o
Efghth-ave. five story three family fla thouses
each lot 25xS7X1G0 feet to Louis Grung. IL
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
HEAVY RAINS UP STATE.
Lightning Storms and Drenching Rains Put
An End to Forest Fires.

Saratoga N Y, June 10 (SpeciaD.-The heaviest
rainstorm so far this season burst upon this sec
ton early this afternoon. Drenching showers con-
tinre tonight The storm ushered in by al
most continuous thunder and lightning and driV-
ing wind. The darkness so dense during the
better portion of the afternoon that it was found
necessary TO resort to artificial lights in dwellings.
The downpour was hailed with delight. as it will
extingush what is left of the dangerous ana threat
ching srnoulderng fires in the highland forests OF
the Adrondacks, and viii refresh vegetation in the
foothills
Clens Falls N Y. June 1o.--A terrific rain
storm. accompanied by thunder and lightning,
visited this section late ibis afternoon. Several
buildings in town were struck, and the belfry OF
(, AInhonstIs's Church damaged a wedding
11artz bout enter the church was delayed TOT
hour During the Storm a teamster named
Sor-e stnnned under tree for shelter The tree
VS. struck by lightning and the horses knocked
DOWN but the driver was uninjured
Saratoga N Y June io-The heavy do"npour
Of rai, which began this afternoon and to-nights
sboyYers will effectualIv subdue the smeudering
forest fires the heavily hmbered sectiehs OF 'he
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Pv Richard Harn & 60: A. Convent-ave, :. 2s1
f. Of 144th-st 2oNi6O. and dwE h:
exrs sale: estate Of Constable. deceased BROOK
Iyr-40 and 412 Ri 10 fl of 9Th st iOxlhn
two story factory. with stable public auction
sale. -
BY Philip snyth; n Essex-st 100 # %f
four story h bldg on rear r 4 MrCaffry Mary
torbitt ct al; Hoadley s. j. attys: sutro ref
tition.
ave i9 6xiAes three story 81 awg h; Nj Roberts
agt y D Williams ct al: Quaekenbush & W. attys: @
4-o . ri Amsterdam II. 4N91 II.
tbree story st f dwE h: w r Mcbride et al;
G Marx atty: G II Enge ref: amount due. s1614 40;
taxes etc $3.50: prior mtee. s1hooo st Nicholas save
Va ~ n n n NJ i+6th 2ax10n; " T HstntZ agt ;
Bergman e al: Forster II z h attys McDonough'
amount due. IL; etc s..
Nv Parish Fisher. Mooney & Co; lheth ST. n :, go
II " Of Amsterdam Eaxee H. vacant; NJ Bowers
IA a,other exrs agt NJ Denton ct al: F Middle
bro,k atty: VI Clarke. ref: amount due 81 Coz 81:
Nv James L Wells; SO st Nirheas-aye 2ot II
154th SKI T. four st dwg h. The
usnbattsn life ms 90 A r Bailey al: Holmes.
y & K attvs: Osborn. ref amount due 1851 9s
taxes etc. ss01 90.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY I. j Phillips & CO.: waodycrest aye. " $ - r
closure sale George Emile Reiss ct al Hollis
wagner & Burghard John Hunter. jr. ref; due
prior mortgaee S3,s6s 40: 70 ths plaintiff for s. oo
90 Triyersitv Place 276S4 II Of 10Th ST. 2I6A4x
103 27 6xO1 012; st dwg and two story
tension: partition sale: Hawes agt Eose ct 81;
. MetcaIf atty: Norton ref; to the plantin Tor
$4,000. .,s., . .e- 81
of shave 25x100i i0 ave story ten h. foreclosure
sale: Bernard Weis Sophia Schvarz ct al; Mandel
baum Bros attys D I. Wei, ref due 90 on judsment
rage sic 500 to II Schif 500 450 2O64 Crotona
is II Of Oakland Place 1Gx0oxl8 6x1oo two story fr
dvr n foreclosure Thomas oConnor agt
Moses Bachnan al J J Brady. atty; / Hance. ref
sS37 OF to plaintiff for So 500 066 Crotons
II of Oakland place 16xhaxl g 6X1O0 story tr
dwg h foreclosure sale: action 2; Thomas oannor ag
Moses Bs 81 al: Brady. atty. l. Hance. ref
dua on Judgment SO 9sS Gs: 1926 IS etc
n nlaIntiN s.. 300
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11

Plot leading TO town landing adjoining
lands James HYDE. runs to land OF n
Duncombe We. contains acres,
land Ferguson s25x n " SlhH
contains so 100 acres; Hannah Br1Eht 81 al 80
mortgage. S1O,S1e- luo
Fiouston-st $ 3 II Of EldrtdSs-st 81
Antoinette Finck Philip PeTtgep. mortgage 80
. .
f6uston-st Nos 151 and i53. :. -. ixIi5; Sarah
r Biting 10 Antoinette Finck; quit claim Iuo
Lexington No 1.70i. :. lGexI5, Clara
Goldsmith 10 Rachel Hamburger \ 7r1inal
10th st 1873 and l3T East runs v osS
X n OK sx 81, Realty Operating company
10 Inter River Realty and Construction Com -
Rroadway. W corner OF 66th-st. 1871
Y 100 * bOx n 5o.2x 102 tx 5s1 10 be
ginning. n StahI 10 William Brown; mort -
TtS ave n W corner Of 131st- St - 11x75, Eliza
beth; 6rth Donohue 10 SilfIu!y a.' 1855 SIS
Madison-ave " Of t04h 81. 26xs3. Mag
dalena Frey David Ceizler and ahother 90
mortgage S24 000. and iVp
9stb ST &, l26 to 100 West 52x100 II; Mary
Eichhorn TO 6 B Burnett mortgages $2s,5oo -
7th ave n W corner Of sd 755xT44: Henry -
Corn Lee shubert mortgage $4,000 o and 1oo
Ne 25XI0U5 Atlantic Realty
Company % Euphem4 = Pearl; mortgage 80.
Braadway Nos so and 352. n Six
1T5x 81 AZ 175 beginning; oath st, No 10
5 5 2Gx1n0.s: 94th-st, No IA, $, 2oxllOs
Bleecker- ST. No il2 to 11S. I5x10O: l.
Jones to T L part. and Ne11ina!
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
TO TAKE OFF THE CASTS.
T1co Cases We're 4mong Most
FAVORABLE of DR.. Lorenss.

The plaster casts on two of the patients oper-
ated on by DR. Lorenz last December for
genital hip disease at the Hospital of the So
ciety for the Relief of the Ruptured and Grip
pied. in East Forty -second-st will be removed
In about week. Sherman H. Leroy, superin-
tendent of the hospital, told Tribune reporter
yesterday that he would send out notices to-day
have the patients brought from their homes
the hospital They are Adelaide Devereux.
seven years old of 10. 334 East Seventy sixth
St. and Josephine Pratt, five years old. of No
454 West Thirty-seventh- list. The former was
admitted to the hospital December II. and
discharged January -. and the latter was
admitted on November 2S and discharged on
January 2S These two of the most favor
able cases DR. Lorenz operated on, the supern
tendent said
THE next morning after DR.. Lorenz performed
these operations" Mr.. Leroy declared we per
formed eleven operations on cases he would not
touch. will not discuss their success. although
the percentage of our success with these opera
tions, according TO the so-called Iorenz meth
cd, is fully great DR.. Lorenz's, and he
claimed only about 40 per cent. DR.. Whitman
has been performing these operations for the
last eight years, and DIR. Virgil P. Gibney, the
surgeon in chief of this hospital as well. These
operations always undertaken with a good
deal of hesitation. The muscles and sinews have
be torn away. The socket is always partially
filled up from growth. the bone is crude. and
the difficulty is TO keep the bone in the socket.
In a number of cases after the cast has been
removed the bone drops back into its former
place.
-5ince DR.. Lorenz operated here we have per
formed about thirty operations, according to the
so-called Lorenz method. and of this number
the casts have been removed from half. l
should say that half a dozen of them may be
said to be successful. Most of these patients
in good shape. but 1t is q question if the
bone may not come out of the socket in some
with little difficulty although awkwardly. At
the time of the operation the legs some
times placed al right angles, and afterward in
time gradually lowered toward a normal
position. There is good evidence that there will
eventually be a in a majority of these
cases.
Last year we operated on nineteen cases,
fourteen females and five males. according to
the LOrenZ method and that was before DR..
of the patients were improved and able to
get around The discussion in the press over
DR.. LorepZ'S operations has been beneficial in
calling the attention of parents to their crippled
children. and in bringing the children to the
hospitals to be operated on. 1t also has caused
people OF means to contribute more largely TO
hospitals.
Il imagine that all the cases operated on by
DR.. LorenZ at the Roosevelt Hospital. Cornell
Medical College and the Polytechnic will be found
be doing fairly well, they pretty ia
Vorable cases.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11

on Fiatbush-ave, end runs back 2ss feet to the
lands of a. S Robbins which front Washington
ave. Mr.. Mclaughlin has held the property since
1868, whl he bought il for $1,000 He values 1T at
s25ooo0
Another piece of property is made up of fifteen
acres lying between Eighty -sixth-st and Dykeer
beach Park. II is now used golf links. ana Is
needed by the authorities to make Dyker Beacn
Park accessible. IT is valued at $4,000 Anothel
piece of property needed for park purposes fronts
on Hennessy Place and Strykers Court 1ne COM
mission. headed by eX-Sheriff W j. SuttIlng.. y
about 20 acquire il as a portion of the protected
Fourth Ward Park. tenement house and three
vacant lots in this section, and the Whole prop
erty is valued at about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

sfhernlin,z. Rachel. Asraham ~ I'M, sdibsrmins. sa
$4,000; dpe January ao c per 9g.,-o,c Si2'0'
t'ompany ioaI 2i5 # of West End .oOo
ave- years per cent ~, ,s oV'"
Genpany: sfth-st No 40 West. wear. per 90.
wheeier Mary r. TO Title Guarantee and Trls
@aP a4.faSas H1a7faT saec6 is' and
iss amended map: cammann Dststs. Fordham .ooo
Hdffma"a assa'a MieSasi 5asi civ Eslat. COM
Pags Pags SIS 600: yeaTE Per 10000
Fsn rSa Msha se NJ to ss @ 2H7'y sa
CAGES due June + 1906 "a per cent each 5000
H9PP ampanJ %@ 70 Ea aTyf5i das T ot'or Il
B,iss4 igi iosePhlne sPs to s@tonette L Edwards
Transn ,1 No II lSS to Eaard pfF sehsrb: SUI
ton Place s sos of 5sthst. prior mort go
"IssPaqeE RanR 25hst No s. Vest Years a. Per
w9sy charles s Of G:srs Saffass FaSs saf Nss;
jaas sqs %.,,G7 = PeE Esfssn Ssa5 sts:t $500"
100 II years "a ni,:s II: PsF sfsssa Lite
STfas5s1R fTsasnes eoHpany y la and 1871
Kiycyfts XferS LOUIS @ and another to Jonas and
another Morton st. No 81 prior mortgage. SCI ooo
mortgages s5iooC; . mortgascs; instruments. ooo
sg Sg ss sa%s SS Sr ., Rr'or Go
Gezer David and an9hsr to 5t'e ',gaeenf eoTnef
s. ST. vsar5a eIr ~ FreP PeF same property prior
sIl1s mlsrtsase "a s2Sooo n.taiments cent 5000
shuhert Lee osr rS 5egst year per cent. 100000
same 70 sIdo mHnsy nT, C9r yesrs per 25ooo
I,-ooos Theresa. Lawyers Title insurance
Connpany: 7th-ave. No 1es5; years. AZ per -. -.
cent -Ns"V"
SANE to siT9a snoco: yesr per cent 5000
- river Realty and Construction Company. 20
The cry MgFsgsee aS ays yesr. 6 per ent. 100000
SANE 70 Essny sr per- ..@....,. $4,000
I.eopoid. 10 Mortgage
aG1g,res nan{; wears per cent escA 10000
cohen David 10 American Mortgage Company:
Greea%leh nsn, ave, u - 1900
sane s,s oo6 r. sane wear psr cent 1000
Ensein a,S isas Ss n East Years Ser 10000
Csvanaxh Albert. Realty and MORTGAGE
COMPANY; i07th 5. 2e5 II Central Park -
Wast: | wear per cent. ..-.- -Soo
M.pskv Iaus 20 LAWYERS Title Insurance Com
rs9y an ssr ss s.n, s il'' q ~ Avenn' - 5000
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
REALTY NOTES.

Mrs John Reilly is the buyer of No. 327 West
Eighty -seventh-st.. and Mrs. Richard V. Harnett
of No 345 West Eigtty-seventh-s st
John n Ciolding has rented for Mrs. G. d Wells
to David e. Leach her country property, compris-
ing twenty-three acres. near New Brunswick, N
FIe has also rented the entire building No. $40
Broadway to the Pennsylyania Rubber tonlpany;
for Miss Adeline r. Wright to Thomas Slicer. No
156 East Thirty y-eighth-st for term Of years;
and for John VI. Sterling. trustee. The private sta
bie No 123 West Fifty-first-st. to Raymond 5
White.
Abran HYATT & Co were the brokers in the sale
of a tract of 442 acres Croton-on- Hudson to NJ
P Nilron, reported Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
TO ACQUIRE M'LAUGHLIN'S LAND.
Property Of Brooklyn Democratic Leader 10
Pc Eunraised by Commission

Eavb ascIauehIin, the veteran ieaoer OF the
Kings County Democracy, expects 10 re~ize ABOUT
10000 from three plots OF srouho' Ia - ..s
which b Ias held for more than a generation
and Cor tha sale of which he IS in negouaboh
with the city authorities Three commissioners
have been appointed by the Supreme Court 10 ap-
praise tie property a, .ha
One OF the plots is in Flatonsl-aPe' d =
point ,1,rer.9v o7posite the Hiil-nk entrance OF
ffS-sl.c! P...z = has frontage OF i"od' ''' -
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
HEAVY STORM IN PHILADELPHIA.
Nearly Two Inches of Rain-Wires Down
and Cars Blocked.

philadelphia. June 1o.-The heaviest electrical ana
IT., e+or,n that has visited this city in thirty years
u-ae exnerienced to-day. The city for nearly nan
an hour rendered almost as l'LI , as - a. hai,
-. - the storm ragged full hour, hali
scorananving the rain. Nearly two inches or ram
fell the sewers in various sections OF 'he cl.s
we're Hooded. many telegraph wires were pros
80 "a ,roIlev cars were blocked The New,
ding COMPANY. in Camden. was IorcGu
orr dnyr because of the flooding of its electrlc
plant and the Pennsylvania f'aiiio"u
1r,,de
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
RE4L EST4TE.
Il Million and Half Dollar Trans
action the Feature.

The market was brisk yesterday the principal
report being the overturcs purchase No % to %
Pine-st the details of which are printed in an
other column A large number of sales were re-
ported by William Wolff s Sons. They sold d
FIVE story building with stores. the northeast
of Sixty -ninth-st. and First-ave to Daniel
Lowenthal for $4,000: No. 1.06e Iexingtpn-ave No
122 East One hundred twenteth-st., five story
tenement house. on a lot 25x95x1O0 feet. for $l925t
and No. 33i East Forty-seventh-st TOUR sto,y y,
tenement house. with store. lot 2OX1oo feet 10
the Charles Hammel Company. for $4,000
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Aptbonv-aye west side l01 feet north of One
Hundred-aud- -efghteth-st., three two story brick
dwelling houses 1S 26xS2.S feet; Anabea Cleland,
owner; Henry A Koelble architect; $1,000
CoIumi,us-ave north side. 20 feet west of Louise
St two story frame dwelling house 2lx7 feet yo-
cenh Dauache owner; B. EvelnE. architect; $500
Tbird-aye west side 1896 feet north of One nun
dred-a sixty-sxtl-st one story brick store fi2N
f021S feet. Anlred Vacarezzl. owner; Bronx Archi-
tectIlTal Company. architect; $1,000
No 1 3aS Park-aYe. two story and basement frame
dwelling house. 1sx55S feet Joseph Speers. owner
md arch tSCt.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
STORM OUTDoES RAINMAKING.
Terrific Rain ticipated-Professor Myers
with Explosives Ready.

Paul Smiths n Y June 10 (SpeciaD.-Professor
Carl Myers. the balloonist. had nearly completed
the preparations for attempt to bring rain with
explosives at DR. w. Seward Webbs private park
to-day when terrific storm passed the local
ity and rendered his services unnecessary for the
time being. There have been storms In many parts
continue and affect Nehasane Park as well as the
OF her sections Myers's experiments Will
be postponed Indefinitely.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
ALIMoNY FOR MRS. GEORGE KEMP.
Justice O'Gorman Awards $1,000 Year
Pending Determination of Suit.

Mrs. George Kemp. who is suing her husband for
n separation the ground of i'll treatment re-
ceived yesterday $500 year temporary alimony In
order by Justice O'Gorman, of the Supreme
Court, pending the determination of her suit. The
alimony is be paid to Mrs Kemp out of the in
come of 5000 received by her husband from trust
fund created by his fathers will. George Kemp is
the brother Of Arthur Kemp. who is being sued in
the Rhode Island courts for divorce by his wife.
Of the Vanderbilt family
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
MISS HUNTERS SCHOOL GRADUATION

The graduating exercises of Miss Jenny Hunters
training school, No. 10 West One-hundred-and-
twenty-seventh-st.. took place on Tuesday at the
Harlem Casino On the programme were a march,
by Miss Alice Hoyt; essay. simplicity, by
Miss yottie Richards: a chalk talk. The Mar
cissus" by Miss Elizabeth Johnson and Miss Mary
a Barr; an essay, The Social Life Of the Child,
bv Miss Helen G Miller; essay, The Power OF
the Hand" by Miss Bertha NJ, Sleight; an original
story. The Daisy" by Miss Katherine Gross, and
addresses by the Rev. j. N Steele and Thomas
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

1o2t 81 = TAa II " of West End ave. i0x
i0u II: the First National Bank q Yonkers to o
edward be Noyelles mortgage. 33ouo sipN
aath 81 No West. Ia axis axis AKA Z: 9eth-st
, No iG2 West, l5.+xTS 1xi5 4XT5.4 Henry =
+ Wines to sadie NJ Rugen, mortgage Slo.ofo
rrnoh ave No l,ae2 1.35a. s. e7.s u OF
l7oth = isda l2a leY'o Sqesns '9u'v 10000
san ave Nos 2eG and :. 26s =. h08lsl. Esther
RAIDER o Michael A Hoffman; mortgage ,oo
4 600 A"'
strtn sdtoining: Frederick II WiGsiu 10 John
TiatueY: q rart b and :: ~ liens ...'..'''
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
INTERNATIONAL MISSIONARY oN'o'>

,,,..,,,, snrines n y June m.-The t"ente'h
s,,,,,a1 meeting of the international MisSioiaiy
TT,io, Was brought close last eVenlhs' ai'e ~
electing the following officers: PRESIDENT, th'
~ r. oracey: vice-president. the rev: l M ~
DDi,c,. secretary Mrs. c. g Thaysr; sfi ~
- Gul =. ir,. YER librarian, Mrs. c. W T. Mef'i"
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
INTERESTING APARTMENT LEASE

Whitehouse & Porter have leased for Stephen
MorIarty to Augustus G. Gurnee the apartment OF
the late Charles l.. Fair in the Bakenhayn at the
northeast corner of Fftyeighth-st. and Fifth-ave.
at about 50 800 a year
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
LIGHTNING KILLS TWO MEN.

oswego. y Y.. June ie-Winfela TAR, e,d dePa pead
sherIh u - near Lake f.eahthawanta early to-
Say They were struck a y ga5nfhf6 bs0 s6ng and dur
nights STORM, so,sht refuge under a tree
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
TO REMODEL BUILDING.

The Bergdorf & Goodman Company will remodel
No 80 West Thirty-second-st. for their own busi-
ness The company recently bought the property.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
lave YOU SETTLED

..., as 10 where you VIII sPenu
'" .rnn,.r. Next Sundays frfbh"" w.
80, -ou n. 81 sYiti be "esi a -
Eeip 800. -, t,,.le will, information e.''-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
Meyerowita. owner. coms,tck & Meek. a

issG. MsysFoN''a. owner '0''.'''N '',~ 500
tenement With stores - fNtb a. =
s9sS'sssls 1sTsSyis1 owner 400
t7thst No IsI 70 I45 a SIX story
brick factory. 65xs6. ~ + Jacobs. owner. G
Kruse architect - .---, 4Sc
suIlivan-st Nos i04 and les FOR six story h-ick
tenement house. with stores. 4fxst; Nishkind a
Feinberg owners. sass 4 Smaliheisers arehi-
ffath- st. n 5. n of 5th-ave, Tor Two SIX
story brick tenement houses, *, ,fNSf. II, Led
erer & Blocx owners @ F Pelham. architect e2O
stanton and " corner. Tor A
brick house. 81 SN36 q. o / Vein
Pelham architect 81 Q
94tl-st No I2 West. for a nine story brick hotel
25xS1.T: Mocrehead Realty and CNEstructtcn
0'empany owners; p Kirruan. ar3hitscJ. Io.o
Fsapk II II : 1f West-st. for a story
f~lek STORAGE warehouse. II 6x06. Western Elec-
tric Company owner. c Baxter & SON. arehi-
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Lexington Nos and $40. for four story
brick dwelling 405xI0. NJ & DavtA
owners: Outwater. architect 500