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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-08
COERT NOTES.

The jury in the Supreme Court that has been
trying the action of Annie Gamble against William
T. Lennon and others recover $4,000 for the
death of her husband, who killed in the co.,
lapse of the buildings Nos. l5l, 1885, l55 and lo'
Orchard-st brought in verdict for the piaintiI
yesterday for s. 900. The will be appealed
The Woodbridge Company filed articles OF IN
corporation in the County Clerks office yesterday
The object of the company is to acquire land In
John. William and Plat SITS. ON which to erect
buildings. The capital is S,@D0OJ. and the directors
are Arson Phelps Stokes, j: \. and j. c. stokes
John Harsen Rhoades and James w. Mccullough.
The first of the actions for damages arising on
OF the explosion at the stables OF tie Dry DOCK.
East Broadway and Battery Railroad COMPANY, on
November .. 1893 when several people were kllled
and injured, was begun in the Supreme Court WIS ygs
terday before Judge Beekman and Jury. VIII
lam Egan. who a hoster in the stables. sues
for $1,000. - -
A. motion was made in the Supreme Court y yes ~
terday before Judge Lawrence by counsel for Bar
ing Magoun e. Co, bankers. 10 place on the snort
cause calendar an action that they have begun
against James NJ. Waterbury and others Tor a
sterling loan OF $4,000. arising out or the ialure
of the Cordage Trust. The motion was deNed
Judge Lacombe, in the United states nHclt
Court yesterday granted the petition OF Leo Ihorsh
Manuel, y. y for leave to bring action IN me
Supreme Court against John G.. Mccullough ana
Eben :. Thomas, receivers OF the New ork'
Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company. TO re-
cover 5000 damages for injuries sustained oc'o-
her 1896
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THREE LINERS UNLOAD P4SSENG Frs

TIE MAJESTIC. THE SPREE AND TIE KENs1NG-
TON MAKE PoRT-TIlE BODY OF MRS j. b.
EusTIs on THE FIRST NAMED.
The White star Line steamship Majestic arrived
a. he Bar at ! 80 D. m. on Wednesday and anchored
her captain being unable to come until yesterday
on account of the thick fog. She brought ass cabin
and 53s steerage passengers. Among the former was
J. Bruce Ismay. the head of the White Star Line
The body of Mrs j. B. Eust.s. the wife Of the
American Ambassador 10 France. who recently died
IN ireland, came over on the Majestic in charge Of
J. B. Eustis jr. The body transferred TO Jersey
CRY whence il was carried South 10 be placed in
the family vault in Cavehill Cemetery at LOUISVILLE
Ky.
Among the cabin passengers were the following:
T + " AVE.! Hanson AIDE Mr. Mr. s AND % Mfs l. T. Letter
Ms II R. Bishop. Ms Gordon MNeKayi, Mo-.
S1gsln Butler nt" Mr. and Mrs II. Munro.
Raymond r Eddy Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hampden
ssS ;ss. Ta s9ssn s'e'0a
Mr M and Mrs e E. Johns P Erskine Wood.
ton
The North German Lloyd steamship Spree was
also detained by the fog she arrived at the Bar
early on Wednesday morning Among her pas
sengers were:
q H'r 4. { coin,,ocR' D'~" j. D. Rodriguez
S:,a.1 Draper T % d sS51'i s Warner
Prince s' and Princess Andre Nj and Mrs Andrea'
Pomatowski Zartnei
The Red Star liner Kensington was the most
fortunate Of the three She arrived at 10 p on
Tuesday night and was unable to get to her pier
until yesterday morning. Among her passengers
were:
X X. e. T. ;'j a;s:s. s$
II. 8. Johnson. Mr and MIS- H. @er0~
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4 CREW RESCUED FROM COLD SEA.

Bangor. Me. Nov flames Flav.n, whose home
10 in Toronto, arrived in this city last night. He
tells a story of hardship and suffering at sea. lie
vas a member OF the crew OF the schooner Frank
T. OF st. John, n. H., which was wrecked off Beav-
ar Head several miles from shore. The vessel was
from ST John to NewYork. She struck a ledge
during the night and soon split IN TWO. The ere"
had no time to clear the yawl and get away The
schooner went down, and the crew were left cling
Ing to wreckage, which foaed off. For hours they
we're at the mercy of the sea. The weather was
fearfuly cold Flav.n saved Captain Berrys life
~ holding him on some wreckage after Selling him
os he was about to be drowned. AT daylight the
ftsa'saving crew something which r"sembled
Mreckage floating three miles from the shore. Boats
,nt out and the crew were saved, more dead Than
alive.
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is that very little hreproofng material was used "A
1t. and II was not built according TO the most ap-
proved modern methods OF fireproof construct Ion
The floors were formed Of iron beams. but instead
81 hl!ing OF terra Gotta arches being use between
the beams there merely a terra Gotta ceiling
hung below them.
on top OF the iron beams were also wooden beams
ana n wooden floor the space between the terra
Gotta and the wood floor being entirely open. loaY
ing the iron beams unproortcd that when Shs
floors and the contents OF the building took fire the
beams and columns heated and gave way
forcing out the walls and destroying the building.
This construction was a patented system, and
has not been generally used in any of the large
buildings downtown. There Is. therefore. reason
TO suppose that properly constructed building Is
not actually freproof, in fact the contrary has
been proved in many instances az in the OF The
Tribune Building.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS AT THE ENCHANGfS.
large number OF offerings were made yesterday
ut thc Broadway Real Estate Saesroom both vol
untary and under lega. proceedings The bidding for
the parcels under voluntary sales was dull. and
they were Withdrawn or bid In.
John y. Gollng sold In foreclosure No. 337 East
!y-second-st.. hve-story brownstone tenement lot
DXiv25. to r. stlehl for si4.so
~ Avenue C. four-story brick tenement, lot s2lsxso.
ieasehod. to the Plaintiff. serder Jarrulowsky, for
William Kennedy sold in partition No 400 East
ffty-thirdst; wo-sory brick dwellings lot Dxioo D.
20 D. n. c. Johansmeyer, for A,i0c: also No 40 East
tIfty-thrd-st two-story brick dwelling lot 9OxlcO5.
70 James o'Hare for $3.50; also in foreclosure Nos.
ngs plot 5oxli2 ijx53 6sxl27S5 to the plaintiff Den
mis- w Moran, for $3.50.
Rose Jernewein No. 225 West-one hundred and thIr-
teenth;st three-story dwelling. lot l6sx1oo, for 81
CIV taxing In part payment No 32S East-ene- nun
dseyenteenth-st two-story dwelling. lot 2o
William Halls Sons. the builders. who last week
purchased the block front in Lexng;on-ave., east
have purchased from the co:eman estate the block
,t9nt on the opposite or west side. of the avenue
1, IS reported that Gustavus l.. Lawrence has pur-
chased from the Dupee estate the plot iOoxioo on the
dfcdandsx fi q for ab1nt s co. ana
GtnmmIs q Ferguson have purchase from Morris
S 'n noSn Of 9 1s s1s Of
s ana the P9t 5cxl on the west side Of ASs5
8 It IS the lntencn Of the purchasers to erect
hve-story nathouses, with stores
liFoOk * +rorger have sold for Archibald ID. Rus-
SCI TO William G. Muschenheim No. "a West Thirty
second-st., four-story AID basement brownstone
dwelling 25xaS9 feet for s45oO. and also for James
L. Brooks 10 the same purchaser, No. sc West Thir-
ty-second.st,. similar dwelling 2osx9sa They ad-
join the Thlrty-frst-st properties occupied by
MI Muschenheim, known as the Arena Hotel, ana
owned By Addison Cammack. MI Muschenhe.m has
also leased for term Of sixtytnrce years the prop
erty at No. IS West Thirty-second-st. This newly
acquired property. which runs through to and con-
meets with the other property is to be utilized as
an extension to the Arena Hotel
William l.. Fish has leased for ten years from
PARK Iflfori the upper portion OF the Old Oriental
Hotel at the northeast corner OF Broadway ana
Thrty-ninth-s, and viii spend $4,000 in converting
II into hlgh-clasS apartnent-h0use, 10 be known
as the Audubon" The lessor firm retains most
of the ground floor which is now being prepared
FOR Its store
Plans were filed yesterday with the Building De
partment by George W. Jenkins. of Morris;own, n
j., for the erection OF the Durland Riding and l-
cycle Academy az Central Park West and the north
west corner OF Sixty-sixth-st.. TO cost $4,000
Charles Griffith Moses has sold for Z.mrl West to
Thomas A. Whitney plot OF land consisting OF
about five lots the Boulevard Lafayette, north Of
Observation-Disclosures ighth-st. on private terms
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i4isi-st. 1868 +, W Of 81 Anns-ave Years.
Mcdowell Alex, and wife 70 Aida Van Schack.
n corner Amsterdam.ave and io6,h-s'. . years
McDorald Alex and wife to VI 7 cosgrove
Inion-ave. fT5 II n OF I52d-st. years. .........
Roser berg Leopold d. to Lyons. Nos 1873 and
Robertson John. and another to J w Bell, =
ICgth-gt 100 II OF Amsterdam-nve. year..
schnugg Francis 7. TO Ann Hasbrook. n
corner iOIs,st and p,rl-ave. ycar..........
Same to Lambert Suydam. W corner i0lst-st
and Park-ave. l year. ...........,....
Sargent Charles G. and wife to Grace l. Cl0Os-
Iongo. as committee Il 3 73dst. IL n " OF
MadlsOn-nfe, years. ....s......
Sccardl Enrlco y. and wise TO T. y Levy. lots
2lg and 22D map Van Nest PARK. years. .....
Tubbs George w. to A X Ely No Isl Chambers
~, j year ....s.. ..t..............
Termin. Joseph. and wife 10 John Kennedy. No
3ib East i2th-st. 2 years .....................
TAYLOR Emma. 10 Augustus Tragesser. list
at, 81 n . Of lith-ave. ! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Welp. Anna. to Emily Cook. ilsth-st. 1924
II OF 3d-ave year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
West Alfred r. and wife 20 James West. W
Sedgwick-ave. l2J n Of Pcr1t-sf years.
Van Holland. Elizabeth and another 10 Jennie
Van X Baker. S3d-st. DPS Q Il ? Of 3d-aye.
Zobe Christian r. to II p Delaheld AZ execu-
tor Bleeg &cr-sl. - II Of Wooster-st. 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-08

TIE following plans for buildings and alterations
have been fled with the Building Department;
New buildings:
Crescent and Monroe ayes W corner by Louis
Hopper. OF No ISL Vanderb-ayc. for two $500
two-story frame stores md dwellings SooOo
Oakland Place and Car0feling-ave. n corner.
by ciottfried schale Of No 70T East iGist-st.
FOR two-stoTy frame dwelling ............... 300
Central Park West and 6Gh-st. n corner. BY
George W Jenkins, u Morr,stown. n j. for
nve-story and basement brick riding and bicycle -.
Oskley-st. n s. 252 II g Of Katonah-ave by ;
Rosenberg. ~ l57 West lCGth-st to four two
i3ls'-st n 5. 49, r - 5th-ave. by Ado'ph
raachum q No Geo Fast l2j;h-s for Ave .. ooo
story brick fat ........... ................ 25 900
Youngs Of No $50 West @Gth-st. for three
threestory brick dwellings ................... HlOO
lsOth-st. 100 Il Of Wldsworthave. by + u
brick dwellings 80 w. 1900
l12th-st. =. 100 4 v ~ 7th-ave. by John
Darragh. Of No 2E West l2jth-st. three three $500.
story and basement brick 81 600
lstst 8 3. 100 II . Of avenue y G'nonporU by
william Hyland Of West Chester for two 49,
freme dwelling ......................... 1000
Valentine Foersch1cr. Of coo l0,h-ave. Two two 800
story and attic frame dwellings .............. 100
spuyten Duyvil PARKWAY Sdney-st by
Henry Steers. OF $50 West Sist-st, for a
Gran1-st. East Broadway and Scammost 0uAc-
tom. by Henry Brccknedel. II 80 West 18th $500
81 for hvestory brick fat .............,,.. "oVJo
Bond-si Nos l. 3 and ;. By Albert Fredlander. ...
70 a six-sory brick store and mfg IoVo
f.'-st. No @Oi West. by John l. Levson. to .oo
Elliott and Duncombe by William Baum
garcn GO. 10 three-story AMI basement -oo
Essex,st So 95 by Mrs Pauline Bennett OF
ij2 Worth-st 70 four-story brick store ETC. zVo
Warren-st. 70 70, by Edward ! Brady. Of % 900
Warren-st, to thrce-story brick warehouse. I-oo
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THE COURTS.

ARGUMENTS IN CAPTAIN EAKINS'S CASE.
The General Term OF the Court of Common Peas,
with Chief Judge DAILY and Judges Pryor and Book
staver sitting, yesterday heard arguments on the
appeal from the decision of Judge Bischon at Spe-
cial Term denying the motion on behalf OF captain
Joseph b. Eakins. Of the Fifteenth Precinct, for a
peremptory mandamus TO compel the Board 81 20
lice Commissioners to retire him. Assistant corpora
ton Counsel Theodore Connolly appeared for the
Police Commissioners. and Elihu Root and Charles
a. Hess represented Captain Eakns Decision was
reserved.
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COrx1ERFEI7ER PLEADS GUILTY.

Boston. Nov 7.-Antonio Zarrella and Lorenzo
NaOeo were arraigned before Judge Nelson In the
I-nited States Circuit Court to-day a charge Of
having in their possession and passing counter
Mafco viii be placed on trial next week. Zarrella
~ cons dered one of the most dangerous handlers of
rounterfeits In the East. About four weeks ago
large amount OF the money arrived in New-York
SroTo abroad ana $4,000 in flve-doar bills
aivnn 10 a part of the gang. who to put II in
Sirc,ia lion in Boston Xarrella it IS said, brought
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As 10 the report that the fire insurance
IN consequence Of this hre "ouiu i"Oi. e.,
,o,ea 80 has,,nformed fire insurance authority In
tas city SAID yesterday: e..
That IS all nonsense. Ihls Is inc me De ,
here in three years. Two years ago the rates ~e.s
increased Some Of the properly IN tnrs . COM
carving double the Cd rates. nc The, are
pa MES are not phanthropic institutions; nav Out
organized 10 get In more money tian my ,es p ago
Taev Increased the rates enough Nv" ''
40 further Increase is contemplated; .o hours OF
J. Delrnage Trimble renteo %i .ho,tan savings
Institution whose Offices were desT1ysbh and
Greenwich Savings Bank Buiidihs' a'
The Manhattan Savings Bank Bgding ss w Generally
partly destroyed on TUESDAY rmcture but the fact
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-08

The litigation the custody of the two children
OF Halliburton Faes will come up this morning in
the Supreme Court. Chambers. When Mr.. Faes leit
the city with the children he gave notice TO his
former wife Mrs Margaret X. c. Beale through his
counsel. Eugene II. Lewis. that he would return In u
few days with the children and would be ready TO
meet any proceedings relative TO their custody lie
came back Wednesday. and yesterday his coun-
sci arranged with the attorney for Mrs. Beale ana
the Court that argument should be heard this morn
ing. When Mr.. Faes secured his divorce, the decree
gave the children 10 him and to their mother SIX
months alternately. His time has elapsed but he viii
try 10 permanent custody OF them. on the
ground that Mrs Beae is not proper caretaker for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adler Simon. ct al to German-Amercen Real
hs s,h "s =. 9 Goi It Of XieSandcraye.
Bsizr charles j ct al to John Mclaughlin,
ii7i6at $50 (, " Of St Ann'say YEAR,. 1000
Di iai iu ~ i3etbst Year ..,...... 2Gsoo
h1 Iads ,%sr 10 II age 5000
ns' fsa ,s E, al Of 2 . law %as5%ann 300
r. " o. Amsteriam-ave ycars............... 1900
Trust Company. LeSinston-ave. cor seth mona
cox. william +. to Eugene wcoii and another, ,.,
cancro roney ' 10 Mazda Erase Fraser lot 5@ map
parr 5.n pJT oPn nnh Wife to Hamon Bank
city New-York. ii2th-st 100 # OF eth ,.oo,
Esioa, Warren + ARA wife to NSrh ,. NoSYoG
"4 ea4 s Gaa Asias''o1 $3.50
'F s1ar! I in.,ao @a G 9%SaG 70 cor $oo
rarber. Albert ". to Annie Wood 2iaye
s on c Eya Far" 10 Sse. RSanha
ct al lots 300 to sG2 map I.ncona Park, years soo
Hahn. Afrtd, 70 farmers Loan asi Trust COM 90 ooo
n Siny 40 James ~ef' S''' Oliver Avenue b.
syan 1ly Mar iin' T. ,'a to Mary Field No
i 2sfG ArfIi Of HsI, il;sy ou' 300
aS Ife Assarancs s S "'y s. No Se a 9 East
Hart Freda to TUE Guarantee and Trust COM
pany No 40 East ioS,h :" years 5000
Schiid Trni'y.aye % II OF ie5les, years 1900
sraF5 SSs L ss T. c arSHs MSinch 1000
81. corner Cortlandt-ave year. .......". 1000
Hurst. William II. anl wife - the Equitable Life
Assurance Society. 4 :. IGth-st 300 II
OF iiih-ave. 1900
Hao mann. Frederick. and wife % United
ave. 2e5oo
Isaacs Mcsrs ard wife 10 william X Hutton
and another. trustees. sIth-st. l5i.s n
OF 9d-aye. ............ 5000
Jones' WI'lam II. n T. Steers. lots lu9liO
No .. Charles Drake. year.......-....... iIJ)
Keiler Emma i. 20 VI Bacon and another
trustees. Wiker-si G0.4 IT u Centrc-st.
demand .......... ............... 1900
Kennedy. Mary j. and another 10 Virginia Ander-
son. Ininn-ft. Lnd-dNr. Z years.. 500
= .ear ......'.....[ 1000
Eoilhaas. Christana. t. Favid ouigeA. Mott
Az, 80 lands conveyed to Early. |
ycnr Loo
Lpmsr. william. ard wife O Judson Todd.
corner dtsNf and lJOtl-s / ........... 10000
LYNCH. Franklin. ct al TO Rachel Montgomery.
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aIIVt.
n, octyG PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS
Gfhnol NQtnrles.

-nn1.nc~roN<|ONnNN</NNO ~~N~NOO||~NN~>">
. y.sr..N AND FOREIGN TEACHERS. AOENCi
4 Professors Teachers. Tutors. GoNrihssse''
- H,,,ees schools and Families. Apply TO
So Mrs N. J. YoUNG-FuLToH - Union sa"''e,-
,,,sT TEACHERS AOENCIEs New-York baston.
II Jps Angeles. SC ". " Croker v, ~ Nr..'
!. y Hrys.,on w. o. Pratt. N T.. AanaserA " ''n'~'
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WHAT INSURANCE COMPANIES MUST PAY.

POLICIES HELD BY THE SUFFERERS IN THE
BROADWAY AND BLEECKER-sT. FIRE.
Tho ,o,low,ng is a list of the companies and the
amounts OF the insurance carried by them upon
the property involved in the fire at Broadway and
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0uroueau ADVERTISEMENTS.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS VIII ""'
-, .m,. o, IN, Itltuue IS. Fleet street.
r. c. a oonveaien. piece 10 leave 'a'"
ara Subscriptions The Tribune
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H0TEI nr tILE ET D'AlBl0N,

2ss. RE st. Hon9se, f Place vendomc
ard %ew 0oera sdvanaeeous srrsngemGn esns
r. niIie. Beautfnl Ian. LARGE ".iL''fIlaiSion
Electric ..is..; Sc. Ie'e, IIr,nT ,II;Y ABADIE.
pa
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New DntllfaIlnna.
DEADY SATURDAY:

DEADY SATURDAY:
The iong-expeoted
SECOND
JUNGLE
BOOK,
RUDYARD KIPLING.
Containing all Of MS Jungle Stories and conipet-
Ing feature Of the book is the exquisite IL
Illustrations wh,h Mr. Eipnss father has made FOR H.
Ills familiarity with India and tie Jungle. and his kno"'-
edge Of his work. have enabled him TO catch the
very spirit Of the book. Price. $50
First Edition 1900.
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corRr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme COurtGenera Term Before Van nrunt' d.
supyem s'u Lawrence Court
opens at 1920 m Calendar called at IL a. ~ ,,ron
Case on No 2621 Benedict ". Phyfe No day caieh-
Supreme Court-special Term-Part H-Adjourned until
Monday November H. No. -, 1,.
circuit court"Par i-Refore Andrews JcauseS to be
SEN CIRCUIT 'G" courtIart I~iie.re eenan causes to
circuit hS cour%Par II-Beore Beach, short causes:
M Ii ItiH c 9S l 49, 500 sG 400 s go 20
Circuit GourtNPart Iv~Adjourned until Monday. No
Superior court-specal rerm-Before Freedman. j.
superior Court-Equity Term Before McAdam. j.
Superior '' ccar s.dsvick
superior Tsrm-Par ImefoTe GlderseeS'
No 500 Mott W Mott Case uninish fS,o, ,,
Surrogate Court-chambers Arnold sMotlon
calendar called at 1870 m wis for PT9sae Theodore r
Sl, SER Zer e a io 20 W2a't xnGe% Mhp
Holman wiam Hsrrne Mary c,s san2s a, : P n
y, common peasGsa,ral Term-Bets9re Daily. G: y.
a. 1!'C Is. %. Is ' CO. 81 1'S s. o. ssa o.
N6 common % f Pc Clear ie'i'e'0''
ON N c WYNN vs. Park So6 and
River Railroad c. No day calendar % r.,
clty court-spcca Term-Before Botty: JCourt OPEN,
civ ourt-Tria Term-Part before Van Wyck, G: y
an ISL e. $780, 3D. s ~ $40 s' a. So $50 49, 81 $685. 800
so7. 81. s72 45e, 2olo. 2ei. 2dl5,s, al Clear
city SouS,,T5a s TsrmoPaT ss op Sg I ,e7
81 81 So sis as 81 81 "a So a2i scs ttar 49, M
city Court-Trial Term-Part Hl-Adjourned Tor me
Ss. E Ter ss 'gn1l. NsE'sEs:
1896 o84G 2555. 271J. 2749 lG9 2l26 100 2s'3 $40
&ss 9s s.SS $sS S s $685. $sts 1888 1888 iS 1919. S
i22I 2GG7 i772 1903 1880 2G70 2721 2s75 $50 27d'
unfinished.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
BY Lawrence j.
Possehi VS. Zipper-Jossph Rosenweig.
Carter We Vix-Charles C. Leeds.
smith VS. Fiack-J. Edward Ac<ley.
Levy vs. Smith,. McDougal Hawkes.
by Russell. j.
Pendergast vs. Greenheld-Charles H. Russell
BY Davy. J.
Constable vs. MISUNDERSTANDING 8. Smith.
Hardenbergh vs. Harden5ergh-Frank s. Smith.
Common Pleas
BY Daily. c. J.
Macy va Mler-Maurlce u. Blumenthal.
ITranklln Savlngs Bank vs.. Cary-Myron H. Open
helm.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Lawrence j.
Matter Of NewYork Fruit Importing Company-Govanni
- padford Bank vs. Cosmopolitan Fashion CompanyEu-
gene Prayer o., p.ao,
Ada A. shethar vs. Thomas r.. Clark-Frank II. Par
No.,
Anna NJ Hardensergh Mathew Hardenbergh-John
sam lanes NJ Constabl. Mathew Hardenbergh-John
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

T3ts' $. IA # OF West End-ave: ioxlo22 .,
s5;hsi 10 s22 West: ceoise Foster to John
7dth-:i 30; # q West End-ays ?oxso
n A2p1o 5 s9' and " ws to w y M % s 100
f. 25Ag9 H. being part Of III 2a-ave' John
Fark lave 10 40: Andrew Kerwin and wife n
S2l-,t Nos 400 end al Eest; Ernest G siciman
o1 ~ No All East; Philip Bonnet to William
Madson.ayc:, No la Theodore cOrdcr and
l2Sih-st. s. {! e q 2d-"yc 2jsi.i; Mary
I,siaston,Sys s" 10 i c'I: John Sullivan to
l'$i9sI. I, Of ad-ave. j5xicoo; Annie -oSo'
, Psirce to Fried, I'D, Hart 5000
9a. SCOT, TO % JOHN e bassh 'c'io Fran roo
wilet e fly ami wfe Ida Currier. ......, 5000
loi,h-st. i2) Il Of West End-ave, 2oxIOOlI:
i@sd.st. :. 20 II W Of Amstcrdan-ave i6ax
geil: Eugene Potter and wife to Julius
7th-ase, $ corner iSath-st. rs ioxo5dnloo 10
Equitable Life Assurance society OF the United
7th-ave and 3sth-s,, W corner ii2xiSG and
7th-avc. s. % It Of i$ethst. 7siix75G and
oher PToPT pc Ya, sa"f to same 10 II
i$i.t:, 2z55. Edward scbeii' referee to ooo
St NShoss-a"., E. 255 II Of I59d-st 4a5x
irregular; stephen Blake referee. to Angus. 40,
Io5th-si, = corner West End-aye ioossoex
irregular: William Cronn and wife to Martha
ar :,
l2isist 2ax75 August Massey to Jacob l. .oo
r Hr'" aa7i IT Of DycEmansi soxSo.
JS',r@pe sss1 snd M anSihr ss sseu ETC. 1900
vd saivs ,"ss', Garner ,S 5ashst 6ox2o: Kate
feSn and Annie Fsuske to oscar i Marshall. /
Ioii Jared v IieII and wife Q John Robert
o7ths s'u n ''' $50 # Of Central Park West,
isxiOoIl; George Daniel and wife to Her
l4sih,i n ;, between CORTLAND, and Morris
o0xi06G Edmund Ntsch to Mary Hall; -. 800
=. =
regular; George FernschId and wife to James % ooO
cind~c-sTe corner iGist:si 5cxio6; James
cedsr-st " $ 100 Il n Of CCornel-ave. 25xloo' .oo
Ly shTmf g to s ,Shn sa5 w sn coa,, PARK 400
'' winmsor fps Levi II Mace and Wife to
Lots ": ao and i: 2sc map Van Nest Park Ephram
u Levy TO Enrleo = sieesrdl l4''
2d-ayc' s. 1870 4 q Marihasaye. 2Sxioo,
sSer, ?Se uI RgpeF'y Edward se"dder to 1926
1t ss map s1 MGrI N%sss sas TSn Nest Staten
Brcad%ay nos 1873 and 7sS; jeremiah c Lyons
Na snS ~s to if III q s0isaiSas 21i
Wilhelm y HerschkOwiiz and wife to Leopold % ooo
WsSssri: z3 3ss75 'No $1,000
KiS o 9 Of s'ays No 10000
Aired Hahn '.'" .................. $1,000
'T tee T., Sane ~ '....'.......". 5lG7
BeecEe ''i' No i2o The executor Rufus k Della
- Trooks and husband TO William Muschenhen $4,000
Sg;h-s 200 II Of Central Park West. 2Ox
iUV9 y riwn'I KHAN n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
'oih r, n% ~ THacY 1900
otr,s, H. cary and wife to Ezabeth Alien. 5000
IIonman-st. . = 25s Il Of Union-ave. 2oXlll.u
x25xl179: Martin Wells and wife to the 'ity
pnaJ IRON, X In gshridge TO WllMamsbridge. being
lane aiding from sane TO Maria Shrady lands.
man No .; Charles Darke. 5OxlO0; Margaret o. .-o
Burnett o William III Jones ....-. 49,. LOU
Ven corlear Place. 239. q n " Of Kingsbrldge-
aye ossb Mdrge ri''' ESQ