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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-13
THE HOLY TRINITY CHURCH SALE.
DENIAL OF SOME RUMORS-THE FUTURE
USE OF THE SITE NOT DISCLOSED.

USE OF THE SITE NOT DISCLOSED.
The sale Of the Holy Trinity Church property. at
the northeast corner Of Fory-second-st. and Madi-
son-ave.. which has finally been perfected through
the decision Of Justice Smyth OF the Supreme
Court. continues to excite the comment Of those In
this city who especially interested In church
matters well OF those who look upon the
transaction simply from the real estate point Of
view.
AS already announced. the property has been sold
to George F. Domnick with Dominick DECKER
man. at No. "A Broadway. The fact that Mr..
Dom!nick is known as the broker Of William Rookie
Teller in certain stock transactions and that the
two frequently meet at the Union League Club to
consider matters II special Importance in the in
vestment feld led to speculation yesterday as to
whether Mr.. Rockefeller was the real purchaser Of
the Holy Trinity property. 1t rumored that
Mr.. Rockefeller was closely allied to the Vanderbilt
interests because Of community OF interests In
transportation and that therefore the property IN
question might be ultimately turned to the
NewYork Central Railroad Company
A Tribune reporter called upon Mr. Domnick
Saturday at No "A Broadway Mr. Dominick was in
cned to be non-committal. but when asked directly
II either Mr.. Rockefeller or the New-York Central
Railroad Company was interested In the purchase
of Holy Trinity. he replied: THE ideas which the
public has formed In the direction you indicate
wholly outside the truth The property has been
purchased by persons In wholly different direction
from these surm.ses. Inc od church Is 10 De Torn
down, and building Of improved modern type will
be erected It's site
When Mr.. Dominck asked for what pur
poses the new building would be used. he replied
THAT / am not now at liberty to say-whether II
WI, be for a hotel for other purposes"
Nothing has vet been done in the way OF the
demolition Of the Holy Trinity Church building
THIS property Is directly opposite the Manhattan
Hotel now approaching completion. and the i'm
preston prevailing IN real estate circles Is that
has not vet been determined when the old church
will be torn down. although II is understood that
the work will be begun about May ].
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writer had suffered in some Western city and was
developing copy" from memory and applying the
same to circumstances far less developed In degree
Colorado. Montana and Idaho will develop. one day,
temperatures up to the melting point; eighteen
hours later from to 10 degrees below will be
writer Of this knows personally
Any one who has remained In any OF these places
for year or more. and Is not directly indirectly
interested in some local enterprise and can come
and go as he chooses. will bear w. c. b. out in his
statements regarding them as does the undersigned
New,YSrk City is year by year attracting people
as residents from all over the United States people
who can live anywhere they like. and this Is clear
enough evidence that ewYork's climate averages
as good as any. the writer has found by personal
experience. AS w. c. b. tersely says: "They are
every one OF them good places to get away from
In certain cases."
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Fast Express Trains TO -.
baltimore Washington. Chicago. Cincinnati.
st. Louis and ail Point. West
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON AL TRAINS ~
Lave N.w-York foot Libertys daily for CHICAGO.
ECO p M and i25 night gITTsBUnG. s;ao sun
m 600 D. m. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. sis
a. ~ ex sun. 10 a. m Dining Carl. 80 f. m tDin.
.s:So a. M. Dining Car, 900 p. M. 1913 night.
NORFOLK. II 30 a. m daily . -
SEW-oRi.EANs Roanoke and Chattanooga Pullman
sleeper $50, ex sun, 200 m; Sun o,
l,,h 81. i2' sow.ry u sss "a FuI,on ST. Brook
"%ew-York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel residence to destination
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Railroads
-AMERio. 's cREArEsr RAILROAD.
NETWORK
~
CENTRAL
E. HUDSON RIVER R. R.

From Grand Central Station. 42d Street.
'' a1asss .s ss1 sost Albany
Syracuse and Rochester Dye su u, 4tO p m "a
$3.50 A. M..-paiy: Fast Mail for Poughkespsis; Al.
bany. Utica. Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara
1880 A. M-ExSept Sunday. Day Express. For all i'm
100 r. M.1Daiiy Southwestern Limited. For Column
bus. Cincinnati. Indianapolis and st. Louis; Stops
at Poughkespsie. Albany Utica. Syracuse Roches-
an, ter and Buffalo. n.,,,,, c,.v.-
Albany. Schenectady. Utica. Syracuse. Rochester
$3.50 P. M~Except Sunday West Point. Poushkeepss.
$3.50 p. M.1DaiIy North Shore Limited. Due Detroit
$40 e. M, Chicago 4:ao p. M Stops at Albany
600 For Albany Troy ys,sa h ASss
s Sssaa M' Fa c.Seand rosSo Detroit CHI
os' T. Tsr T sSs
For RuS a, Nssa Saf Fan. s.Sps at
Poughkeepsie. Albany and Utica 49,. .... 80.
'''' only for poin. on Fail BOOK Rslwsy
o"0 p s s.:.s oT ys
cncIs. ,1s sT Rsss Saturday for Cape
1910 train for Chicago and
ns s s"S
ooe a isaVs n 'o MDag except Sunday
49,. PttsaeId; va Harlem Divsion -. -. u.rs
'H It'll I'M Nio If Ha TsSia Ry! 70 Yoskrss
the Elevated Road Thi. !. only line running s
Wsfnsr Place car; v;,s al through trains
ls Beadwsv. Il Park Place 2s 4is Broadway 81 East
Fulton and LOG rOad WAY ID srooS bv IN.
'or' General Manager General Passenger Agent.
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K0RE HUMOR on THE WEATHER.
A REMARKABLE SIMILARITY IN THE HANDwRiT-
ING AND VIEWS EXPRESSED IN

ING AND VIEWS EXPRESSED IN
TWO LETTERS.
The Tribune on Friday ,as; published letter from
correspondent who spoke in the highest terms ot
tae weather In this city. The enthusiast signed nlm
sel w. c. B.. No. CAT West End-ave.. New-YorK'
Ine communication was printed under the head. a
Letter from Humorst." Yesterday The Tribune
received another letter the subject, signed.
W. J. Linton. No. lls Clermont-ave.. Brooklyn,
VINO strenuously objects to the head used rs The
Tribune on wv. c. B's' communication, and who
!ndorses most heartily the views OF the latter. The
iact that the handwriting OF the author or authors
OF ooth these letters appears 10 be Identical take,
IN connection with other peculisrites exhibited In
WIN communications. makes 1t extremely probable
'nat DOTH letters were written by the person.
demonstrating the different signatures and ad-
wesses appended TO the letters. This probability Is
~soe almost certainty when 1t Is considered that
vsooap.y there Is only person living who thinks
.nst the climate OF New-York approaches perfection
'ae letter received yesterday reads As followsi
srn SS Rvolish IN ySIr issue Of yesterday letter
Hamorst" Why you should Use that exnresslon
puza,e ~ 10 the e, I ,n There clear
sather in New-York as compared to that % el .".
ss and comedies as far as ne United states are
Ave never travelled In foreign countries out have
h Goun ndSr. Ppsy and have
" climates Of the United States.
~ regards Violent changes, NeW-foikcrs do not
x9w what they are, as compared to the experiences
Western people and especially in the arid region.
~ Of the Missouri River. where the undergone
- seen the thermometer register 80 degrees at 5
IA and 90 at D. m. a variation Of NJ degrees N
hours and this has happened frequently. We
~ nothing even approaching this here. The tenn.
t SW changes as suddenly. TO say the least and
Soely, In Chicago ST. Paul. ST. Louis, Cncln-
60 Minneapolis. Milwaukee. Kansas City and and
SsEZ mhwestern centres as here. and In the arid
seees frequently develops instances to which those
ave never travelled there are tota. strangers.
49, Undersigned has found after long and varied
sss:nce at all periods Of the year, that the
0SSS New-York City averages fully as good as
"a any In this country. and he fully Endorses
eSSss, 'sment Of w. C. B. that better average one
6SsSspe found. Tourists visit certain sections at
ssee seasons or what Is locally called the
ume; they do not go at any other time or
49,, Cng enough to have the novelty wear on
eome away pleased: and why under these cir
s. ~ SSess should they not be?
Tribune seems 20 be possessed to grossly ex-
g the unfavorable features OF New,?ork
81 sate and refers very lightly. II at all 70
ssssx1aillns elsewhere ! have often. both
~ summer after reading some OF The
sensational descriptions of the weather
illustrated BY engravipgs Of the most ex'
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Arsns leave West I'D ST. STALLION N. y. tuivws. ~
~ lninvSes earlier frvm Iopt W srsnkn 81;
asav a. ~. Daily local u bunalo. 80: ~ !
$50 A. ~. Daily local Albany catskli Nounalne
snd Saratoga, rarlor carv 10 Albany. Sundays only
OslS 4. N: payy Tor Albany uties Syreeu.a 6ssssc'
,f Ss A. M. Daily .xesp, sunday to cauki Mous.
salns. New Paits Lakes Hohonk and Minnswssks A.
400 z y. Daily. except sunday: fof Albany e..
hoshss:s.. Iaanse. Niagara EsiA Tos'ni0s Detroit
s,3O 7. n: DAILY except sunday, for Nsvhws Ahssy
g.xS r. ID. Daily. ssssps sunday. e. uua. syususA
Eeehsss:. and buffalo -. ,,... ..-.4... 49,.
tsr, Buffalo; SIaf.s jaiis far0ssR p>si5K csvsIssA
for Tickets tim. tables p.sor - s!ssQlQ.e.r sseen:
naodatons apply city orcss. Brooklyn ~ -YWk enl
Information addrsss -. UAZBEHT,
a rsesived at their Uptown 0ms4 ~ - brae1S1A
81: :: 81: ::|::l
~ wu eokh-sts 100 West 60 - 1A-e9o
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Sale Of Crast Of Sur!!cn.
s>ONN~O~|NNS>S~>osS>S>>
EIFrH AVENUE, Near 10Th Streer-Su


EIFTH AVENUE. Near l25th Streen-Sr-
Matter Of the Application OF Charles y Criteni'n and
for the making 81 lease Of 2ol2 Fifih Avenue
In pursuance ~ decree auy made and entered upon
abv. Untitled application. bearing date April TN 1886
the unaers,yned Referes named will lease
a public auction tho Real Estate Exchange ana Auc
lion Rooms Limited 80 to % Liberty street. IN New
~ that day. by Richard V. Harnett c.. Auc
tonrers, the premises IN said decree mentioned as the 20
2Oig F1fh Avenue. New York City, and therein more
particularly described follows
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF land with the
buildings thereon erected situate lying ana b-ns IN me
Twelfth Ward The city New York. bounded and de
side of rh Avenue distant nineteen feet eleven inches
s5uthery from the formed ~ the Intersection 81
% one hundred and tw-ny-nfth street runniIk thence
~nssery parallel one hundred and twenty ffih street
ard partly through tho c.n're on party wa eghty
thence southeriy parallel to Ffth Avenue eighteen
feet thence westerly parallel TO twenty
NTH street and partly through the centre Of another
pArty wall eighty eastc.ly side u Fifth Ave
thence noihery side ~ FIFTH
eighteen feet 10 the point or place u beginning
The lease will h. awarded to such bidder as shall oner
the OF all and assessments which may
become lien upon said premises during the term Of
lease lie he twenyone year,. with hight Of rehswa
the option u the Jesse. for three successive periods OF
tweniyone provided that a, the expiration OF each
periods of the annual rental OF
said premises for the period Of twenty-on years
shall b, ned by appraisal In the manner provided by the
only exclusive Of the value Of any building build
ings which the lessee may In the mean time have
erected The lessee Is also 10 the costs and other
For further information as q the further terms and
particulars of the lease. apply To the undersigned
DATED New York. April I'm 1893 roc,, 1850
swAYNE swAYNE. Referee.
Attorneys for Petitioners 100 Broadway.
10 broanway New York city
NV York
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DEa: LACk*AMANyNA AND Nd, WESTERN 4; =
Chri.topher street... ,.r,.,
'SsTi"'AEcna Rs. fiNfSsCH LIGHT. n's'N'
Direct route To NEWARK. Bi.OOMriELp. MONTCLAlR
THE ORANGES summit Bernsrdssills, Baskins
ton, Doyer. stanhope. NEWTON BuDDs LAKE
LAKE HoPATcoN0. Hss i., Owl 49,, scHooLEYs
SCRANTON. PITTsTON wILkEsBARRE NANTI.
ss.s. MISCELLANEOUS oXFoRp N5RwfcH S HSsf
VILE. UTICA, RicHFIELD SPRINGS, Cortland
SYRACUSE osWEGo ITHACA oWEco, ELSlRA,
OoRNINd BATH pANsyILLE: BUFFALO and al
0OG TTicA RcHFEb spRGS sYRScHsE
OSWEGO EXPRESS Pullman buffet Parior Cars con-
meet at Buffalo with train for chicago and points west
100 p. M.--scRANTON. WILKESBARRE and ELMlRA
EXPRESS Pullman Buffet rarior Cars
400 r. M.-SCRANTON., wfLKESRAREE and PLvN-
7:30 p NJ IDaiiy-Bus.lo vestibuled Iinited Expreas
for SCRANTON. pINGHAMrON. ELMIRA BUF.
FALO. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connects ss
Buffalo with train for Chicago and points h :
ESQ p H. dDaily)--BUEFA1O. SCRANTON BINGHAM
= TON. UTICA SYRACUSE ana OSwEGO EXPRESS
rIcXETs ANn PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS d. 4
PARK pises 80 Brosdway Tickets at ferry sat!o.s sta
3, aaSsys sST s sSd Esss
i0a Broadway Brooklyn Time tables giving full infoFs
"S wEsrcoTr EMPRESS COMPANY will call for ana
check baggage from hotel OF residence to destination
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ROYAL BLUE'LINE..
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot Of Cortlan dt and DesbrOsscs St.
300 A. VI. daily. for MACcH CHUNK and hfss-
Sis A. N. dsfy for GENEVA. ROCHESTER, Buv.
FALO, NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE ana
the Nest and principal local points dining 10 sus-
pension Bridge Pul,an Vestibule seepe. Chicago.
100 4. VI. daily except Sunday, for MAuCH
CHUNK Intermediate points. Connections for Reading
and Harrisburg.
900 p. VI. daily except Sunday for EI.MI2A and al
intermediate staff for Potsvle and Read
lng. chair-car Wlkesbarre.
3,:O =. VI. Sundays cny) for Wilkesbarre L. p.
Junction and all intermediate staff ms.
4:lO =. VI. daily except Sunday for 1. 4 q. JUNO.
TION principal intermediate stations: Pullman buffet
p.rlor-car Wilkesbarre. connecting for Posvlle.
S;t5 =. W. dslir for EASTON and intermediate sta
tions.
$40 r. VI. daily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
AMI all points West. Pullman Sleeper Vesbued Train
~ Y 10 Chicago Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto. Con-
nections for Reading and Harrisburg.
300 p. W. daily. for ITHACA. GENEVA ROCKIES
TER RJIFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all po.nts West.
Pullman Sleeper Chicago and Buffalo chair-car 70
Wilkesbarre.
II $50 r. VI. daily. except Monday. for EAsfoN and
intermediate points.
Additional focal trains daily. except Sunday fer BOUND
BROOK and informed points leave follows: 500
A. NJ, 500 A. w., i2:loP NJ &20 L. 81, and g. 30 p u.
Tickets and Pullman Accommodations :3J. 213 0A.
and 33 Broadway 81 East i4;h St. 1856 East i25h ST.,
Brooklyn Annex, Brooklyn.
New-York Transfer Company will call for and chAct
from hotel residence through TO destination
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CENTRAL RAILROADdNEW JERSEY

tAnthracite coal used exclusively
your on 6nAsK na after MsreS H is 1856
Trains Leave station foot Of Liberty 81 q.
h1s'G so To asou "a shpas 1
40 g a &c Ess!on' A. ~: i:oo $40, 900 p n
is Ss:a;aT sSS S;;o ;soS
a' Esr Ia A MI AGO. &c. sSc g. '.s
59 =. o $50 80 80 NJ H. i lss n nsa Sundays $50
eic a susoo i:iO 10 800 p Sundays, 40 H.
WV ALI-RAIL ROUTE.
Red scnt enf Branch and Sn: :0s 10 s
Grove Grove" and ss Park ark oss'"
FOR LAKEWOOD.
4:ao s:i5 A. NJ / AS. $40. $50 p N.
For Far.ningdale, Toms River sarnegat Park anA
Fof Atan;s City. vneand and Bridssion. .sO H.
i'f For Monmouth Beach ssaD,sht and HIshl.nA. 4
f p X. Sundays days 900 L. n 100 :. 80 Wv
' R Z y a[.f BLu lIIs!.5lE IlS
WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia, week dsyy taos. 500. sis. s:0ot
70 60 psSor D9ns So 500 a sDnas c 70 & ~
os g SS Sas H i.i' ~ ah so sscSs' sss s
sf Fei yslimeIs and eAM washington s
1000 II Dining Carl A. M 200 $50. 800 Dining
s s S,ss soo s spSin: ssS ss
seat; II Be s. Of
W u. n iasS ST. Isl a'' Columbus ave. s
The Nsw-York Transfer company cali Tor and ckei
baggage from hotel or residence to destination
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BOARD WANTED for gentleman. wife and two small
Is children about from city, preferably where
there are no boardera Address 4. "a r. o. Boa
lC57, N. Y. City,
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Through trains leave New-York foot Of chsmbers.st.
followJ and Ave minutes earlier from West :3d-st.:
O.00 A. M.-vestibuied Express Daily for Waverly.
C'OO Binshamtcn. Elmira, Buffalo. bradford. Janice
ts~n. Meadville and the West. Parlor car "a
:. Brfrato. -.... s....t... =. IL
O.0O p. M-vestibuled Limited fast rail Daily. cad
~'OU for Chicago. via Chautauqua Lake arrives
Cleveland 1880 A. NJ. Chicago r. NJ. slespers
to Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car,
1:oO =. M.-Bunalo vestbued Express Daily. arrives
'OV Buffalo 1:3D A. NJ, making direct connections to-
Detroit. Chicago and the West A.
845 1. 1:s s as .rs x:s: s
fsio Chicago and Cincinnati: Dining Car:
TICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
ACCOMMODATIONS at III, eaI 4oi and %! Broadway.
New York: 3S3 Futoust Brooklyn; 200 Hudson-st., Ho
boken and Jersey City station. Erie Transfer Company
caa for checks baggage from hotels and rssdenee
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Guuntrn Fropertp for eals
Ridqefield, N. j.

on Northern R. Il. Erie DepoO ten miles from \: 7.
New houses all improvement or rooms. For sale
to let. Rental s2o to $40. Apply to
w. l.. MESEROLE premises
TNlIZADETH, N. J--For Sae-Reridences In best loca
IL ,ons all improvements: In good order; $500 and
upwards Rot f. Chetwood 4s Broads Elizabeth n j.
FOR sALE.-Fne productive farm In Berkshire
n Hills: acres; So chestnut timber balance
1873 acres meadow tiabe and pasture: fine view from
veranda Of house, which 30 feet ions carriage ana
farm; small within Il feet Of house: a min
uies drive from Great Burlington price low terms
Address owner. H. c. WOODIH. CT. harrington. Mass.
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BROOKLYN propertp 90 Get.

UNO LET fully or partly furnished or unfurnlshed an
elegant residence on one Of the choicest pso,so ."
billiard room &c: every Improvement ana IN peItec'
order Apply ct 20 Court-st or 300 Flnbush,a.vsn
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1nstrnriion.

For Boys and Young Men.-City.
DWIGHT SCHOOL
> viii occupy its new building. IS West <atst. near
Fifth ave, about May !, 1895.
Seventeenth year begins September 30.
For Yong I.adies-City.
N{ADEMOIsELLE vELTIN.
N1 SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS
FiREPROOF SCHOOL BUILDING
100 AND l6a WEST 14TH ST.
COLLEGE PREPARATION.
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Gountrp propertp 90 Get

y. =. Sss.. TcIsrr I'M,
* nrovements: large lot: carriage house: minutes
from, m. depot; rent. s475 Apply. Il. c. BARLOW,
lst-ave. Roseile. n. J.
r,o LET AT CEDARHURsT. LONG IsLANp . os.,r,
wv III house containing sixteen rooms. with nodern
canyenienees and having rear view OF the ga
snr,rned gas machine Inquire on the premises on sno
after April H. .. =. .
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COLLIDE PREPARA1IoN.
For 10th Sexes.-City.
RERLiTz SCHOOL o. OF tANSGyAGEs x.v,x
The School Is open all Summer
DAHEli PREpARa TORY INsTlTITEa BOYS ard
;ion sosrder. rscss.a "a: be, 80 IS IS.
SHoRTHAND--GRAHAM SYSTEM.
- written by than half o, the expert reporters Of
'ss s9o'1s ass
TH1 MISSES Ef hiyr fcTS2l bE F2h GIRLS
ssth and ss,h Streets. New-Yorh
For Young Ladies.-Coun,ry.
PoRpENTowN q. - MILITARY ISsIiTuTE
- cATr T. D. LASnoS. coMMASbAN-.
I1AIRFIELp ACADEMY HoMg SCHOOL FOR Bovs.
rRx x!e sF sHi p %'' arm
uoME INSTITUTE. TARRyTowN on HuusoN. a
on b s.on. ..a p prs seAsG M
Nj per year socoessfui school on. Of ii. be, to
ne 9s; and wake eS ey "a S.s ns g
j. sHoRTiLDGE Wai.S. 4. NJ. Prn.
T'HE MISSES .HIcKox.s SCHOOL ron GIRLS S.. Nor
Academic College Preparatory Lectures by Professors In
Columbia College.
For Boys and Young Men.--country.
PocKLAND Institute. Nyack on the Hudson Eng
G Rssm, FRI G %s s. w.9n ''p PIN
CT JOHNS SCHOOL
- MANIfrS, N. Y.
Next term begins september 10th. 1896.
Apply TO VIM VERBECk.
TIVE "a s.cs ;I
ioeue. col. LOUIS II. ORf-ENAN Prn.
THE CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL.
select private school for girls. Best preparation
49, 81 Sc. many T
Cambridge. Mass
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL
Wording Dav and College Preparatory FOR Girls S'th
year opens Sept. 25th. For circular. address
Mrs THEODORE v. RICHARDS Principal.
Miss SARA LOUISE TRACY A. w.. Assoc,at. PRINCIPAL
~ Germantown. philadelphia.
Miscella neous.
VVANTED.-To rent or buy private school in or near
New-York X. Tribune.
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ID URSUANT to statutory requirement, notice
I 4. hereby riven that Act has been passed by
b,b hr.nches of the Isgature entitled and wordcd as
foilows: -. .- ....o,. ana rubiio
educstipa In the City Of New YORK ,,.u- .,..x,n,
r. rsher notice II hereby given that public Hearing
vnor sueh bin will held the Allermtni: cnamotn
In the City Hall. In the City 81 New i"'h' On "ess'
Xari IS 1900 at o'clock ~ =. ,.ns
DATED City Hail. Nsw-Y,fI April IL sSs
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Anrlion Sales. Of Re1l. estate.


PETER F. MEYER, AuctiOneer,
will sell at auction
THURSDAY, April %, 1896,
ls o'clock. tn. New York Reai-Es.,s salssroom.
Ill Broadway.
THE CHOICE and VALUABLE PROPERTY
KNOWN AS
No. 60 WALL STREET
AND
the easterly part OF
No. SO WALL STREET,
80 extending through tC rnd including
No. 63 PINE STREET,
between William Pearl Streets.
SALE PEREMPTORY.
This property has frontage Wall ST. Of sssti feet
rs per cent. on Mortgage at a per cent.
For and further nfGsmatiGn apply Frederic de
tioneers once III Broadway
PETER F.. MEYER. AUCTIONEER.
VIII sell u, auction.
TUESDAY, APRIL lAth, 1890.
~ o'clock. at the New-York Real Estate Sales
IL Broadway
EXECUTORS SALE,
BY order Of the Execute George J. Hamilton deceased
THE CHOICE AND VALUABLE
and story brick and dwellings.
Nos. ~, 80. 90, %, "a 4 90 EdGecombc
Avenue.
Between l3sth and 138th Streetst
500, 31l and 323 West ljsfh Street;
No ~ West Goth Street
and
lOA West Goth street.
Of ssf lsa SS '
Street.
=. DE WAI.LTEARSs. Auctioneer.
Executors Sale
BY order OF Edmund 3 whitman
Edward P. Gri1n and Judson B. wilds,
ESTATE JAMES MONTEITH, Decd.
=. DE WALLTEARsS 4 CO.,
Will sell o
Tuesday, April III. 1890.
AT II O'ciCcK NOON
50 IS LiBEVTY-sT. NEWBORN.
- Choice Lots ON
~. Nicholas Avenue,
Edgecombe Avenue and
~. Nicholas Place,
BET HATH AND i52D STREETS.
And
The Modern Residence
II ~. Nicholas Place
With extra large lot. loexlOO
Adjoining residence u James Bailey Esq cor i'oth-
Ct. and choicest residence locality in city.
20 Per Cent. nny remain
for years at per cent.
Book Maps ETC. Once Of Howard Psysor WNfs,
Esq. Attorney for Executors. - Pine St. and a. nc-
onecrs Once. III Broadway Telephone. BOO cort!sndt
RICHARD Y. HARNETT & co.
AUCTIONEERs
Will sell az auction on
WEDNESDAY. the 22d day NJ April 1896
~ O'Clock
ny order ~ James Richards and John Morgan Richards
~ CoWleS Richards deceased
positively without reserve).
Seven small feur-sory brick private Dwellings. SOUTH
os L-xington-ase. and 2oth-st -
Being Nos 81 sc and IS LeSngton-ave.. and l28 l2s
1870 and 1872 Fast 25th-st. inclusive Each House VIII be
sold separately.
IS per cent. remain three years at ~ per cent
Policy Of Title Insurance by the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company free az expense 70 the purchaser.
CoUDERT BROTHERS. 100 Broadway. attorneys for
the executors
For maps Of sale and other particulars apply 70 the
Auctionsers. n and - Lihertyst or N the attorneys