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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
JOHN FLOOD, ONCE PUGILIsT, DEAD.
Fought John I. Sullivan on Barge at Hell
Gate.

Unlike other prize fighters. John Flood. who died
suddenly Yesterday. became private detective in
stead Of an actor when he left the rims Flood. who
lived at No. @4s Third-avc.. was employed nv the
F1ss. Doerr Carroll Horse Company. ~ Twenty
fourth-st and Lexinst1n-ave. for many years He
died at the knickerhockcr Hotel. where he had
stopped for n glass OF vichy. Ills death was due
TO heart disease
Flood about twenty years ago was a Sehta. well
Known throughout tho country sEc neither drank
nor used tobacco. Probably his most memorable
bout was with John J. -rllt-uU. After futile at
tempt to pull of the match in several States Il
was finally held d barge. There were several
hundred in the party. The harEo was lowed TO Hell
Cate, where. for hard rounds Flood stood SVli-
vans awful smashcs before going ,Iuv-u 90 defeat.
Il was said to be Of Slili.uu'c hardest fights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
FULLER ~ TROUBLE. LANDS IN CELL
Tries 70 FiEht with Poiceman-Manager
Suggests Water Cure"

Nes--orleurs. March ls-E~0ver Cleveland Fuller.
TIE Jockey. 5'5 -ot ~.5s here this afternoon owing
q IA 1Eh- ha had to-day with "a policeman. who
declared tlaf he was Intoxicated. The Jockey went
70 t'e track .0 ara automobile. and. e. was said.
became abusive when policeman tried 10 help
BIN Ce- o-r ri His vehicle According % the police
MAJ. Fuller was r0r satisfied with harsh words.
tlo rfe." attacked him. The policeman had all
le 7-5E 0. L.3 .gE- and Fuller WAS arrested.
.afeea H--r c-r~- 1--er= and tisU-1r~l- conduct.
ais manager. Archie zimmerman. suggested that
re police take the Jockey 10 cell and turn the
hose on h.sr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

BY Joseph P Day: I2o1 ard .2os Lexrgton-sve, =.
1Cc 2 a. Sls-sf. 4OX10 n h; volun
tary sale. i31 1l7hs $40 u OF Le1Ox-ave 1Sx
10o.11 story bk dws b., Russell Sage agt GeraldIns
Er1adbslt al. Reed 2 r. attys. a " stump. REF
due. SIS 81 as. S524 ~; Barretost
old line. 23T$ Il Of Spoord-avs, 25x15o Lernuel
Skitno-e. trustee. agt A &acbey ct AL William
Schneider atty. r DAILY. ref: amount due S'tS IL
taxes. etc. SI6s -.
BY Peter + Meyer: 25T eth-ave y ~ Il n Of 18th
2}r7s. story hk h. John Weber and another as
q Schulitt indiv and executor etc 81
81. simpson W @, attys: sold subject 10 mortgage for
SJJ. coo, trustees sale
Nv Herbert a Sherman: 12s s2H-st : g. 3O5 = ~ OF
Columhus-ave 2Ox1O2 p story and basement bk dvR
Louis &c GUm7ens Caroline Rullman - al varts
& S. attys; Esalish ref amount due. SlS.AlO 6l'
taxes. etc. sass Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17

Plans have been fled with Building super.n-
te72ent Hopper for Harlem "hatirou" building
o he erected the triangular plot at the junction
OF Amsteriam-ave-. Manhattan and West one
hundreds nd twenty-sizth sts-. for the Nev-YoTk
Operating Company. o. No. 81 Pile-st. and OF
which 7 IT, Lynch Is president. owner The
building is 70 be- two stories high. with a north
frontage 0f lEslli4 feet and south frontage %
lF'lf8t feet To WIZ be- 0llv four feet wide AZ its
augN facing AmSterlaCl-7vs. Ira greatest width
Will bo SS+- feet The first story is Co 10 filed as
stores. and the second 1C0r is Intended as new
courtroom for tho Eleventh District Municipal
Court. now IN C0IUmbIS-tVe.. on premises owned
10y the Roman Catholic Church OF St Joseph Of
The Holy Family The cost of the new 'fatirOn'
is estimated at $4,000 by George =. Ebert. a.
architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
"Auroo ARRESTS IN TIE PARK.

Tho Automobile club OF America = making N
Investigation as % the equity Of the arrests ~
automoaIists IN central Park. in the last few
months about seventy drivers were ARE ted in
the park or on Riverside Drive. and nearly all
were made pay fines
The auromofiG-ts say that seven miles IN hour
is Tie ersrE permitted u the park. and that morse
ara N-u vehicles arc allowed 10 exceed this limit but
.raf y the motor cars ro Faster Than crawl ta-i
are f- danger Of being arrested Secretary Butler
a. the club said that thorough investigation
would - made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

LFFHa Isae - ,a 5s &C. city Mo cPaHy
same 10 same. same property. prior mortgage. 49,
same to same. 1st-sye " s. IS It 5 Or io5,a-s,:
same to sams lo5tsi g. s. n " o: ist-ass 'O''''
wslnstein. Jacob to Laura slanley: 7ta-nye. 3 $
Llss5tt Frances W 10 Ia River savings 1rstl-
ily1' .g sr S 81 e. 100 70 OF 'aTN ,oooo
Hsliinte.. Leopold to tireeawi,a savings Bans:
1 ny Samuel me 10 - rosa ' LOEB 2a' peg Y s @ 1900
- Wess : r5'-tEasss. p'.5- mortsas~s $4,000; -
De Vrics Henrietta. to Title Guarantee ana Trust
COMPANY. 'l.' =, n s, 80 20; q = % Sl-ly., also
N0th SITS Isa IT. W OF -la's yrs Per cent 49, 900
company Of New-Yors Iih-lye No $50 100. IL Ooo
grant Indas;r. savings Hlas. siacts9saist
scs,nr ser y rli-abst 10 tcr F P j., 1900
l17'h St. No IA West: vs.: ; per sent,'-.. 5000
raortsaEss. prior MORTGAGE $4,000. install
Conner Jo6n 10 the Pag ga " Loan ana
per cent NJ, ~ ......- 1900
esJy. prior mortgage. sI40oU. 3 years. a. re-
:! es ' i5a S. - 55 V,s- Ga. H.-sn i.a i5
Iisy-asysr W,Lia1 = :? Nsv-Yqrz Na-tsas, 'O''
and Security C-nlJory: Ezchaase Place. No -.
Masterton Robert s. to me Park 1lorzaEa Com
Sar.h i5ol Per cent r. o, lo'a-ay' due
Geffary i 4amss = to Maintain Mortsase cor-
August J. 1904; per -..-.-..... 10 600
s. s5i Z, W o. I-aye ,-i'5 ysSTs Up Pc
4
reyen. Carrie ard another % Z. Austin Johnson.
6lst-st. s.. lao n ~ West En-. r-f1-
mortgage $4,000, years. per cent. ....'.. Ono
Adestein HyIrar. and another cra r;rearv .,f
Cemetery Water-7t. s. Rufgarr
due March = gag. : pc oent- .--..-. 50 go
lots Ms III. li3 1i5 and IL. nap H,att FERN
3 years, per cent ----....... co..
Boymann Herman. and wife 70 American N-rt-
gage COMPANY. Gath st, s. 20 q o.
C1rl-ave. > z Ooo
GagaD. James y. Lee End
- o69 ins.ei77e7ss: Psr cent 80. $500
Fsny: se's-st.. 80 # Of Aas,srlana-avs.
DeuelU. John r. 10 Title Guarantee end Trust
Company Park-ave. No lo03. years. 4 per
Masterton. Robert s the Park Mortgage Com '
PAW. .9}3d-st =. DO q . OF fOts-ava.
March :. 1907. -------.- 3 90
Clesnd. James. 20 TsIegrsphers Mutual Benefit
Association; Ryer-ave. e 80 q n % ts0-h-st.
s years; per cen; -.....,...-. 5000
Company of Sew York; 4is.-st. No East. also
5th-a.e ~ Al, tIe.-.
VcEseIi-r. Jane T. and cr1tEs- 90 Title Guarantee
ana Trust Company l34th-st No % West: 1
Tavi1-. C1rdsIia. C~-iolta NJ % tha L.av-very'
Title Insurance Company 132d-sr s 80 n
of LsEOx-ave; years. Der nt........-.. 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17

Savings. CITY % New-York. 5Oth-st. . 10 =
~ q Park-avs; year, 4is Per cent.
Silvsrrnan. ROBERT ". 70 the United states saw
ings Bank. l"Ith-st. % r " or Centrai
Park West. t01foO ID. 7 year. Der cent
Nielsen Cft1 ~ 20 Emma Ciolihofer: lots q and
q. map Nei1 estate. years. per cent.
HeilinEsr Leopold 20 the Greenwich savings
Pank. 2i-ave = AZ 2 OF 62d-st years;
cent b..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
CLARK LEAVES PRINCETON.

Princeton. Y J.. March Is (Spo~iaD. -FreIe ricz
Clark who has been acting az the Tigers profess
eioual coach. has returned 10 Hot Springs with the
PittshgrE National team. Of which he is captain
and manager. clark has been with the Princeton
for Isar.y three weeks and has been tuva,la
bic the Tiger candidates in developing their ger.
eral batting and fielding qualities
IT IS rUmore6 that Es viii come 20 Princeton he
fore som, OF the biz games 20 give few finishing
touches SO the nine. HillciraUG resumed control
this afternooG and gave the twenty-fve men a long
r-rartL-a lr hatL,.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
MORAN oUARRELs OVER SALARY

tpY rr-FenAru 70 THE TRIBUNE
Boston March l5-P. i. Moran. catcher Of me
Boston National League team. has not yet come
10 terms REGARDING his salary for next season ard
was IN Boston to-day 20 confer with President
Sodeu who offered him q conditional contract
which he refused 20 siEn. lie fcars that 10 is
likalv 10 b. called ON for the bulk Of the Work
This year and ought 10 receive az much money IS
last season. Moran says he VIII NOT 20 SCUM
ffrf he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
DATES FOR woMENg c1aMe,ovs,,,.

The week n October 10 has been selec,.6 -, -.
executive committee O. -he United &c. 60
f1.etton Tor the woncE's national golt cbsr,r,o,.
GID -fe tournament IS 10 take place at the links
a. tre Merton Cricket ClE1. n pfflafel-rts - -.
c'.-..e Win The award Cr the delegates al tbe a
t'-a..ls hr-..a. meeting. This completes ,be
--r.al' ~ national rIarup l8TsLlrs the omen bs---
y been .ZcG Cor July. at The Glen View coz Club
a. fhe amateur tor tie week of Segterr Der d al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
RE4L ESTATE.
Realty Company Sells an East Side
Roc of Houses.

". I'ndheim & Co. have sold for the ROYAL Real
ty Company to Cutwilig Brothers No. Al 20 A. East
Observation-Disclosures third-st. The buyers gave
in part payment plot in Audubon-ave. 75x-00 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
CANADA MAY Try FOR PALMA TROPHY

Ottawa. Ont, March I6.-Of-ers o. the Dominion
Rife Association said to-day that the question Of
entering the contest FOR the Palma trophy this
year would not be settled until the annual meeting
which is he held in about two weeks. II is
known that some members OF the association are
AGAINST sending a Dominion team To- Sea G-rt, but
----- a------ % r---r-- ~. ---.---- = --u-- 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
DR.. MILLER WINS AT BILLIARDS.

Dr. Miller defeated Farland IN tho amateur ~
talk line tournament for the championship Oh ''s
1870 r,lr.,ra Club yestedav. by a score o.
on 10 81 Nu!ers high was 30. and his aver
aze 2sl. In the second game Tobias won from
Matte A- 90 10 s1 Tobias received great applause
~, 80 -6r+y-eigrrh inning. when no made an IN
f1febes mn III ~ IFS average was 4i-5s. while
Whites " 2 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
: MARTIN TO RIDE ON LOCAL TRACKS
Jockey Has Signed Contract with Miller &
Leeds.

James Martin. who has been riding In GOOD form
IN California. VIII come 10 this city IL the near
future 10 ride on the local tracks She horses IN the
string Of 1-..Irr g. Leeds. with whom he has just
signed contract Hc rode last Eear for Julius
resehnsra -.lo sold hls stable some months ago.
Welsh handles f.e I.rsrs owned hy 1L.e- &
leeds and be- H-e NJ l.s suggestion that rhe~ en-
tered into t.. contract with rre Jockey Martin
VIII ride Hr-s,'0v--s 81 the Carter Handicap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
GETS TITLE TO FIFTH-AvE. PLOT.

No. 81 Fffth-7ve-, and No 8 East FcTty-frst-st-.
four sto-y dwelling houses. for stated considera-
tl0r Of $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Ansfer1a 1l-avs and Mauh1ttan-st. " corner.
for Two story brick Office. hall and store build
ins. FNfSs II and les 10. Neg--Nors Operating
COMPANY. owner. q J -.cert. architect -.-----..
iI+ch 81. n e. $50 p az 3d-avs for a i've story
brt~S s~-o7irouVe. 63x11 :. city. owner, p
SNYDER architect ...-..
LcNirg Jou-sv- and 2Ist-st. corner. for a six
story nat-pre-. 45.InUsf. Baum & Laptn. own
ers. Bernstein & Bernstein. architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
WILL IMPROVE WEST SIDE PLOTS

A builder has bought for immediate improve
ment a plot 1roE-1ou fert. on the north side 81
about 20 feet east Of
Proadvav. from Isaac NJ Berinstein. Another
builder has bought plot 75xleou feet on the south
side OF ne-hundred-and-ninth-st It's feet east OF
uFra .7r-el
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
SYNAGOGUE ALTERATION PLANS

Plans have been fled with Buildings Superin-
t-rdent Hopper for the remodelus OF the syna-
coe1se OF the Congregation Agudath Jeshorim at
N-,s rfs and llj East EiEhty-sixth-st. The audi
,o-fr1r1 IS 20 be enlarged and finished in oak and
new ornamental windows OF stained glass built
\ nov facade IS be erected. Of limestone. with
terra Gotta trimmings There will also be built a
large exterior staircase. with ornamental gates.
rTra COST OF the improvements Is estimated at
80 go by Samuel 2. Plonsky. the architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
COLUMBIA GRAMMAR scHooL GAMES.

The annual contest Tor banner. the insignium
OF slIpreracy between the sixth and seventh forms
% Columbia Grammar school was held IN the
s,,,-asi,rrr ,...sfo-l,v The fifth form won by tho
close Score OF q 20 their opiopeutz' q This ffth
form vyas al one time nine points ahead. but BY a
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
OFFICERS OF RockAwAY HUNT cue.

'etalA-rst Long Island. March -s-The Rock
trly Hunt CIab elected the following r,e-,bs-s
=" ile governing committee last evening. Class
:. asa. winthrop Burr. Albert I-rancke. J. Henry
tlaS2or Rene Ia Montague and J.. Stuart v-rr.
- 'l -rt. Robert D.. Burton. William a. Hazard
Fft-. = .--i.... =. Hobart Porter fr and
-. y ALliliI con. class OF 1861 ATiGF1a+cr =
t-e5.-.., n st i .a-Eaf. Ncvh5id T. Lawrence
f,-,-i..h u t.l.l.lrH and George Ctr1is T2eri
a. - .- H1d its annual horse show, Tor fbree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
MIDDIES WIN BASEBALL GAME.
Defeat Nine from the Dolphin in Practice
Match at Annapolis
ny -rrrsr.rH 70 IN rrrrrNr-l

AnnsD polls. No. March l6-TLc udshipuen base
BAH team had a practice match this afternoon with
q nine picked from The crew ~ the dispatch boat
Dolphin. now living in Annapolis Harhor The game
was five inning one, and thu midshipmen won by
the score cf g 20 D
The showing ~ The new and the old players gave
promise OF strong nine p. represent Arrauorf4
this season. T7re batteries Nf6shi0mav. Van
auken and StIes. p0lphln-Graham and EarrI.a-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
eEcKLEY SIGNS WITH ST. LOUIS

Cincinnati. March ls.-The first bsseman Jacob
Po-klev. formerly 81 the Cincinnati National
League cIb had "a conference with President Herr
mann here TO-DAY. and later went 20 fof- The ST
Louis national team a. Houston. Tey BecI-v rad
borrowed Slo>' from President Hermann ON his
-sHs contract. and Cr being fn1 that la could NV
81 back 'D years f.me Immediately agreed 10 sign
"a ST Louis contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
TO ERECT A CHURCH BUILDING.

The First Protestant Reformed Church Of West
Farms will erect church building plot 50xl6S
feet. at the northeast corner Of Paramount Place
and Prospective
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
CLOSE FINISHES AT COLUMBIA

's" ''.s-'F marked the two races IN the fourth
t s,.l's of noFIoo track contests for che Column
30 ..h '''in cauiliat'. YESTERDAY afternoon. rho
eae-iag lasH 'ude, v'h .II three r,-.a ,,, ,ari,,
ler-' 8. ...r .@ne The nalf-mlle ran vas won by
y ~ i-- d. a .atnOUlDre. who fell Just ward
20 from tHe lnc. but slii over The finish MARI,
Eals - inches from his classmate l. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
INTERESTING EIFTH-AvE. LEASE.

The RenoIt Realty Company has solo its lease Of
No 81 FIfth-ave- 2Sxl5o feet, 20 Densmore & Comp
ton The realty company has leased the property
f,r sixteen and a half Years from the Grafton
f-te which will erect n mercantile building the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
BUYS The SANS soucI.

Maurice +. Strauss hns sold FOR the estate OF
N1-r'clx Plummer 20 p Rosenstiel the sans SOuci.
a seven story apartment house. Nos. 81 and q West
hundred md weuty-foUrth-st on plot - OK
r06 IL feet facing Mount Norris Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
RIDING AND DRIVING OFFICERS.

The Riding and Driving club. of Brooklyn. q
Its annual meeting last night, elected these officers
President. William X. Dykuan: v,0e-presi5ant. "a
win Thomas Bedford secretary. Francis u. Page
and treasurer I'Ee.lr-e i. Miller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
GOLF.
Annu7' Meeting Of Hudson RiCer
Association on March p.

m. Hudson River COR Association win hold its
annual meeting a. %oubur- on March o. The league
eat-1'ss cuts both sides 7f the river and an ef-
f7-t w fe made o. che meeting 20 enlarge the SCOPE
~ BIS activity fv assuming control Of other sports
besides 9r. lawn TENNIS fourishes az many II the
orear zauors and "a plan IS now on foot 10 arrange
SERIES re- irrr~r.ub tournaments. The SaegliI
6"f Club af Yrraers le The present holder % the
team Eg.f championship. and Roger Pelton 81 the
nat.hess County Ga,r club of PouEhkeepsie is the
Individual champion
Application has been made fo~ membership in the
ossoclatlou ly tle Storm King Clu6 o. Coruwa NJ,
49, ~ VIII probably le accepted 81 the coming
= meeting. This VIII make "a membership q
,.r..t e,s tna present list including rEe ArGsley
....- - - sAl- Coli Club. - N0rkers- Duchess
,.r-E N.ap of PouELkceqsie. GieuwO0d COZ
f.--. Nrr..- eLai.d country Club ~ CARR
i....-- -,L eaheli Field Club. Of Ossrirg; Nyack
r,,-- .-..- -. ~ mon clch. o. Nevf1re and the
t.t..-.... country club. 81 X .-s.-,.,-. To-
-tc-a-- -'eu-t-g ~ Ossininq al ,.-,ts..., -. -.
N.-e-I~esI DENT. '-''' Oh 4Ne"2uIs lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
School agencies.
Citations.
rrHE PEOPLE OF THE sTATE OF NEw

~ York. BY the Grace q God Free and Indepsrdsnt--
To Thomas 81. HineI. Vioietta Ann Ames; Maud Eanor
tanning Helen ReSecca Hines and Dayttta T. shepherd
the willow. heirs and nest % Nin Of William n Hines.
York deceased. send krsetina.
Whereas. John g. Shepherd. % the OF New
lately applied Surrogates q County
New have certain IN writing
both and personal property duly approved
o. the county of New YORK. DISEASED Therefore and
each Of cited q before q
County a Office he County q
New York. the Third day o. May .h0usand nine
a half-rasr o'clock IN
Of day then AMI there probate
Will Testament o.
hereby cited, as under the % twsnty-ons
required 70 appear BY
have II have appear and apply for
be appointed. Of your
failure DO guardian VIII b
rogate % represent and for proceedinx
In Testimony Whersos We havs caused the q ths
surrogates Court q the said County OF New
49,. York - hercuuto affixed
L s Aonsr g. Thomas County
..-..... ~ New York SAID 5'ourty elzh.h 4sv
% March. IN the year OF n -thotsarl4
nine hundred and f0ur. JAMES A -SNNFIfY
Clerk o. the Su-roxars's
Z Melville KNOWLES. Attorney fer Exscusor so7
Broadway New YORK City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17

81 feet front and 4 feet deep. Re built on the
north side Of One hundred nd fourteenth-st. east
or Ihlrd-ave- II IS designed as an annex TO re-
leve Public School No. Of in Fast One-hundred-
5nd-tfteenth-st The new building IS 20 cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
COLUMBUS BUYS MALARKEY.

Columbus. Ohio. March ls.-The Columbus Ameri
can Association baseball team has bought the re-
lease Of the pitcher. John Malarkey. from the Bos
Ton National League club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

2s,s-s E $50 IT " Of 6th-avs. 25yas 0: Mary 49,
l17tS 81. Nos Il 70 10 West. i0oxioo ii. Ritter
Realty company Elizabeth Soh,,sinser. mort 49,.
Nst's-n, ays., - 1900. 25yss. carl IAass 70
All.s II Rose1z0eis and another. mortgage. go
5oa5ary, sI:cIt5r TO Jenny K sSa.l9ri 2425Oo
same; Nominal
Jenny stafford Io7.0OO
y 30. 1fS "a 65 5i " a So 4zaj Gu I
seppe Botta {! Adolph Holandsr; mortgages. -.
non St. No Is EAST. "a sz1ooI1. EIizals th H
TAYLOR % Mary L Bell. mortgage. $1,000. -,
I.snor-are. n W corner 1i5th-st. 100 t1y1oo. Man
rados Realty Company 20 Meyer a Bsrnhsime-;
3d-ave. Nos ooo and 4oo2 75yoo- solomon
Noses 70 Nas Borcs re7-,sase SS9gco o. c ana 100
Leisrmarn 20 Hynan solomon; mortgages $40 ,oo
sams property. LYMAN solomon +, David stecker
and another, mortgages. $4,000: @ ant-..-.:- 100
1o5.7E75lN1oo. Daniel 7 Freedman to Edgar -
EoseHst7-N. rE1rtEase S35 ooo. .---...-,- 100
stern: n7rtsages. $50 600. a1l-..--.-----.- 100
Jacobs referee. Metropolis Securities COM
11sj5-s- No j East 25vioo II. Abraham inter
berg and another 20 Barnet Turner ard another
12si-sL n s. 81 n o.; Mafison-ate eezIoo1i.
The ROYAL Realty Company 70 Samuel Hrsh: 90
1oth-st. No Isl East. 25zats: charles Vol
Isf a ' So s,,s,.. 10 .i.' Braun $500
e ana S ali Ieas..........-. ...-........-----. l
H2th-st 5 - u ~ oth-ays. -'Eioo TX
gusta Wolfe, mortgage. $50 600. -.-...... p 600
walksr a HAYES to II Sinclair. mortgage. 49,
Ier-rgt57-evs n corner loom g. 100 fiya5
Chsries r IIaisted TO Frederic y Gilbert;
els.-st, 5 :. 10 n = Of west End-aye. 5oz1oo5.
C,l'i,r5iiz-ave rorre- 7s,fss- LOG 300 rrtz V
auerh T Martin 20 William f. Martin.
Aalqs5R.aye. lst.s.t % lls.5 Ai,l,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
SQUADRON A TO PLAY HOCKEY

The hockey seven % Squadron A VIII meet the
Yen - Company IS. 9Th Regiment on .h. ice d.
vt N--i.iss RINK. o. Tuesday, ~ SIS D. r1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
PLANS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL ANNEX.

g 3. J. Synder. chief architect OF the Board OF
Education. has fled with Buildings Superintendent
Hopper pIa1s for a Ave story school building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17

Real Estate for Exchange.

yTNO EXCHANGE-A three story and basement brown
Il stone house. Prospect Park In placs
sItatsf betUeen sts Lexington. Madison
ayes H. & W. 90. 1910 1st-ave Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
Furnished Houses to Let-Country

(tAPE COD-Vyoh mere seashors cottages Harwieh-
y port Mass. rented completely furnished all i'm
p-7venents, eight bedcons, delightful bathing. CAPE
bO5 West 12fth-st.
TNURNIsHED COTTAGE for rent IN the Adirondaeks
IL Keens Valley. y Y. with ten large
of land pins trees veEetae- gardsn barn. nsd
For further particulars
A FIELD. . East Kinney St. Sewa-k. n J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-17
Country Property for Sale.

a BEAu-TTFCLs TJOSfB at Mount vernon. un>xpsotsdy
~ sale--14 rooms. baths three
Toilets psrquet floors first and second story.
rlCnteIs heat. elegant fixtures.
High ground plot f51xt+0 Choice shrIbbery.
- per cent ~ prizes remain on mortgage,
WI 5. ANDERSON MOUNT VERNON N. =
CtPIENDID RESIDENT SITES acreage suit. 1l-rooa
- summer residence boarding house attractive loca
ton. either lease PRTNDIsE. Catskii y. z.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-01-29
Natural Gas Got Loose.

Marion. Ind, Jan. 22.-Three per
sons were burned 10 death, two fatal
ly injured and ten less seriously hurt
In a hotel here. The cause was gas
explosion. The building was destroyed
1t was the Seitz hotel at Thirty-eighth
street and Home avenue.
The dead are Charles Beitel, propri-
etor of the hotel; Mrs. Charles Bethel
his wife. and James Devlin. proprietor
OF the cafe.
The fatally injured are Edward Gas
kill and l.. III. Hobbs, an oil well con-
tractor.
Those seriously injured are: Thomas
Twigg, Randall Fiddle, John Dicherty,
John Scott, Miss Carrie Ring. Orville
Beitcl, Harry Beitel, William East.
Frank Gaskill and Miss Pearl Gas
kill
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-01-29
Indiana Republican Editors.

Indianapolis, Jan. 23.-The Indiana
Republican Editorial association
passed the following resolution: The
Republican press of Indiana heartily
approves and indorses the courageous
wise and patriotic administration Of
Theodore Roosevelt as president of the
United States. and we most emphatical-
ly favor his nomination and election
for another term in the Office. so ably
and acceptably filled by him. and we
pledge our most earnest efforts to this
end -