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New-York tribune., 1897-08-17
REAL ESTATE.
VALUABLE RIVERSIDE DRIVE PROPERTY
SOLD

Two important sales of uptown real estate wei
made Yesterday. l.. !. Phillips & 60. so'a " ~ ~
bert Flake OF Flake & Bowling. Tor JAMES W.
Whitney. OF Rochester. the hve-story A"e' A,
basement dwelling No lS Rverside D'Ne' W."
q four.story extension on LOT 303xl0S6. Hresui"'
for about s1no 90 The property adjoins the Mat
thews residence on the northeast corner OF tigh'y
ninth-st IL H. one OF the Merritt houses wo vi
which were sold one to Mr. bowling MI am
partner and the other II i. {. Dininhy ru.p
a. Co. also sold for Mr. Whitney TO Mr.. rlaKe
a lot OH the north SIDE OF Eighty-ninth-st 30 iee
east OF Amsterdam-ave 25xl0os. on which pri-
vate stable will probably be built. In part pay
ment Mr. Flake gave his four-story priva'e o"e"
ing No 2I0 West Seventy-iirst-st.. Vaiueu WIZ" Wv
lot. 2Oxl00 s. on which II stands at about ss''V''.
Douglas Robinson & Co. sold ior Mc'
& Buckley the hve-story American basement
marble dwelling No East Eeventy seventh
St the house adjoining the property JUST pur-
chased by o. H. +. Belmont. TO Benjamin hho"e''
The house Is as nearly freproof as Il dwe"'"s '"t'
be made. having steel beams. brick arches ana IRON
Iath throughout. The brokers refuse 10 give '"e
price AT which this property changer ha""s'
IN TIE AUCTION ROOMS.
The following was the result of the offerings al
auction yesterday at No. III Broadway
BY william NJ Ryan: No. rs West Ninety H,ay,
seyenth.st. near Amsterdam-ave. three-stoi!
stone front dwelling. LOT l6xlo1i amour, dur. s.
ir1stee All. James c. Fitch ct all referee. charles
j. McDermott attorney. David b. Ogden SUI" ~
the plaintiff FOR $1,000 . . a., ,,,r,, ,,rt n
b, William Kennedy: No. Il West Ihirt! nm hi,
81 near FIfth-avc.. four-story Stone-iront uwen
ing iot eexSss a one-half part amount due w.
i95: foreclosure sale; Adelaide A. liiiiyer az ..
TG,odore y Miller et al; referee John Hunter, )r
attorney. Paul X Towne to c. W. Hllyer Tor
$500. -. ,o . - C,s,
By Peter +. Meyer Co: No 4s ,,,,s to % fas' ys
One hundred thirty hrstst near Foufth-dVe,,
one-story brick stable. frame sheds etc pios 'TA
s9l: amount due. sssis; foreclosure sale: aesse ,
Powers agt Walter A. White et al; referee. w III
lam s. Andrews; attorneys, Hatch NicRrS' 10
h. B. Frost for $3.50 II, -
One-hundred nd forty -fourh ST. norm sue 90
feet east of Wills-ave 34ll 10 Mill Brook xsSbS
24xsl7 vacant; amount due. $SW7: foreclosure sale
Joseph ". Cowperthwait as guardian. a9t Annie
Cotter ct all referee. John III. Rogan; a''"iH"S
Norris p Ferris TO the plaintir for S'"'
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17
THE TORPEDO-BOAT FLOTILLA.
ORDERS ISSUED TO LIEUTENANT MINI
BALL AS TO IT'S CRUISE ALONG
THE COAST

THE COAST
Washington Aug l6-Acting Secretary RooseVei'
to-day issued the following order to Lieutenant w.
W. KimbalI who willibe the commanding officer oi
the torpcdo-boat notilla:
Navy Department,
Washing on Aug. IA. 1897:
Sir: AZ the designated commanding officer OF the
aotila OF torpedo boats. abou, to be organized on
DIVING cGoss sS% s% By the
cont tained 10 the Intentions ana wishes OF 'he De-
1t is the intention Of the Department that the
Atlantic nota shall at nrsl consist Of SIX 9Gas Eon,e
snd nSpons e and Ha these boats shall BE- ttrd
OUT ready for cruising in loti'ia ana rendezvo"sed
New York by October next. 80
As soon as the iotila is organized YOU will move
%s be ne G e ar 4" or
selected by yourself for visit. and will work around
into the Gulf of Mexico and as far west as dal-
You viii be ready to ascend the Mississippi above
as possible in March or April 1895 and without
undue delay and upon leaving the mississippi River
With the above limits OF time and place. you are
Sfn f and M Ss h ID y lc for the
value Of the results OF the cruise. m
as outlined above is considered necessary In order
TO determine. aid in deternining the practical
our coasts; the types Of torpedo boats best fitted
for the WeS Ress 10 of 5 T d e nons
the quickest way to make me personnel effective
In plotting and scouting. m
To accomplish these results you will use due diu-
gence IN drilling the hothia III sucn iolmaiios a.
service conditions would require in Keeping ne
individual boats IN the best possible state OF ef-
ficency: in maintaining among men ana oihcers {"
lively interest in their work: in deyising and carry
ing such manpuyres as Will best demonstrate
problenatic matters upon which Information Is
needed. and in keeping the Department fully In;
formed 70 all movements. drills. inanduvres ana
exercises of the foiila. with the reasons for ana
the results of them upon both men and material
Lieutenant Kimbali. besides bcing active COM
mander of the fota. will also be in command OF
the Rodgers which Is not yet in commission The
nnnn is In npniSS Vpl
that Lieutenant Wood will command her TO each
of the commanders Of the Ericsson. Porter. Cush-
Ing and Foote. Secretary Roosevelt has issued an
order directing that each boat be made ready for
cruising In fota. and that from now until joining
the fotilia much tme as possible he devoted TO
exercising and training their respective commands
| in maneuvring the vessel and torpedo practice.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17
MORE DRYDOCKS FOR NAVAL VESSELS.
SECRETARY ROOSEVELT MEETS OFFICIALS To
PREPARE A REPORT TO CONGRESS.

SECRETARY ROOSEVELT MEETS OFFICIALS To
PREPARE A REPORT TO CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON Aug l6.--AdmIral Bunce. commandant
NJ the New York Navy Yard: Commodore Chad
wick Chief of the Equipment Bureau. and Naval
Constructor Dashicl We're in conference with Acting
Secretary Roosevelt Of the Navy Department to-
dav considering general way the subject of
drydocks for the naval vessels Of the United States
The conference IS preliminary to the preparation of
a project for drylocks to be submitted to Congress
at the session.
The necessity which compelled the Indiana 10 20
TO Halifax 10 be dOCkej aroused the Navy De-
partment to the importance OF having system of
docks which can be utilized for any OF the war
sells There have been many attempts In the past
TO secure better docking facilities for the naval YES
sells far they have not been successful Sever
al plans the building O large docks at different
naval stations have been proposed but none have
yet been found satisfactory. Naval officers have
urged the Importance Of having large dock either
al Boston. Mass. or Portsmouth y. H.. also at Nor
folk. Va. and at some point on the Gulf. possibly
IN the mouth Of the Mississippi River near Agiers
La. and another the Pacific Coast.
IL Is expected that the reasons for more docks ana
the urgent necessity OF two or more capable or
holding the largest battle-ships will be set out In
the project to he submitted to Congress by the
Navy department
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17
NOBODY KNOWS WHERE FELTS Is.

Manitou, Col. Aug. 16-Wam Il. Fets has
mysteriously disappeared. His flying machine.
with which he 10 have attempted the flight
from Pixies Peak to Colorado Springs. Is still
housed on the top OF the Peak. There have been
rumors that Fets's nerve was becoming shaky,
which offset by statements from him that he
was waiting for a clear day. Fets went down the
mountain side on Friday afternoon. saying that he
going for a walk, and since then nothing has
been seen heard OF him. His friends that hf
probably mas lost his way in the wilderness west Of
the Peak. and may have fallen down precipiSe
q nd been killed injured. They have been search
ing for him since Friday. The majority, however.
are skeptcal enough TO believe that F-lts had not
sufficient faith in his own invention.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17
PHILLIPS & AVERY.
Attorneys for plainiin.
i54 Nassau St. Tribune Bldg.
New-YOrk City.

SUPREME couRl. CITY AND COUNTY
OF NEW YORK John Brooks. an Ex-
ecutor. and Adel!ne ~. Brooks as exec
utrix OF Edward =. Brooks. deceased.
u. Morse formerly It-ttie T.. Thomas
and also known as Elizabeth Thomas
Morse). {. Ella Ellison. Harry {. Jones.
Albert l.. T.owenstein. az Executor 81 the
estate Of Moritz Iowenstein. deceased, Ia
ward J. Caulneld. Defendants.
ia pursuance OF an interlocu'ory tudg-
ment OF foreclosure and sale duly made
and entered IN above entitled action and
bearing date the 2ist Gay OK July. 1897, {.
the undersigned. the Referee In said judg
nent named. will sell at public auctisai
at the New York Real Estate Saiesroom.
No. III Broadway in the city Of New
York. on the 18th day of August. 1897. AZ
ic o'clock noon on that dsy. by James
J.. Wells. auctioneer. the premises in said
Judgment mentioned ana therein described
as follows.
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land. with the buildings thereon erected.
situate. lying and being In the Twenty-
fourth Ward Of the city Of Ncw-York.
and bounded and described as follOws: Be
ginning at point on the westerly Side OF
RIvervlew Terrace. distant ninety eight
feet southerly from point formed BY the
junction 81 the southerly line OF Powell
Place with the westerly line OF Riverylew
Terrace. running thence southerly along
said westerly line OF Riverview Terrace
parallel with Powell Place one hundred
aud twenty feet and ff'y onr-hun-
dredthr Of "A foot 20 the earteriy line OF
the lands % the New-york and Northern
Railroad. thence norfheriy along the east
erlv line Of the lands Of the said railroad
twenty five feet and one hundred and
Thirty six ons-'housant'hs Of a foot. thence
ensteriy and again parallel with Powell
Place one hundred and twenty-five feet
apd twenty-five one hundreiths OF foot
% the westerly line n Rivervlew Terrace
at the point or place OF beginning
Dated New-loik. July ath. 1881.
DAVID THOMSON. Referee.
MERRILL. ROGERS. Attorneys for
plaintiffs. Ill Broadway. New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17
CLOSING PRICES or nosYoN STOCKS.
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

r.,nlon Aug iG-God quoted At Buenos Ayres to
dav AZ Ns go a; Lisbon. 4siH AT Rome 1879 American
eagles are quoted 7Gs j'sd and bar gold at rs I'D
The amount os bullion gone into the Bank - England On
ba lance to- day. $4,000
n m Stocks- American securities opened firm ard
ontinueI all DAY closing firm with moderate demand
New-Yorl buying aided the upward movenent tonsols
FOR money li2it: for account l12 49, Atchison,
iea. Canadian. 73l. ST Paul. 97as Illinois Central
IOaiI. louisville 0sls: NJ xican tenUa, new As 6i4
New York central. IO9; Erie. *. PENNSYLVANIA. -;
Reading 1884, first preferred. a. Mexican ordinary.
lUs. Bar silver quiet 25i.d per ounce Money. i1dt per
cent of discount In the open market for both
shor, and three months bis is lhMlt per cent
Paris Aug l6 p m.-Three per cent rentes. lt'
francs for the account Exchange London - francs
10 centimss for checks IN No.
Berlin Aug. lG-Exchange on I@nd IN. 20 marks 30
pfennlngs for checks.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ludlow 1t. No 10. l9xs7.e: David Goodman and
wife 10 Maris Schmieder ana ano,her !; ,.
2sth"si. @ ~ 4cd Vest 23xss.s: John " Williams
10th ST. No "a West. isx".' Edward Pr'al 90
s,hs%e nsHe'' Na 5;4 2;xloo Andrewciia J Gray to
Same rst'@pH pToperty: r Richard Drey~s and wife to
Aas"ds Sos s5S~nns $50 ans %? East, sioxic:2
carl Eras, and wife TO isma Achieyer.
2d-ave. 5 cor loith-st. 25lix73; Henry Kos
,als, 81. No 263 West. I1xlooll. Peter !
ceughlIn and wife 10 ,narss y fSsi 9s,;, ,,,.
Horowitz to Mutual Real Estate A,sseia,ion
ST Nicholas ave. No l91. ." tx.".dN233Not' Moses
Iasker and wife TO Louis iiorowitz ...,..,.;;
7th~aye ~ LIB Is..N75. BERNHARD Mainner ahd
Az, ,ve " corner Ii,;h IT. Ias.l # 10 l+ith
Il y1sI.2 10 Walton ave xlo92Nisl'; Ephra'm
G Gates 10 Bradley l. Eaton.
Boston Road. 81 Il Of l+1' So ',,' N.% &
9I1; Catharine TLl- to Anna Ptil"iZ an"
l5sd It. n = 2i2io +, of 30 ave: 2d i"Sioo' Otto
Schmuck and wife to Chhrle- N"gis ......'.'.'
Same property Enoch G Bell ana wife to QUO
p5T SWh.m viey syr 1858 r. OF 81 vincent ,,r.
i6plIxis. IOv47.sss3l ix9ou: Esther Wheaton
to nlse' M ,na n'ig ig. {, innt estate John Hen
messy and wife to augusta Glanz.........
lots ana = map part Gleason property Josep"
Gleason Mrs Charlotte Bun snd anH'her;, s,,,
Lots IJl ~. 2Gl 2,;9. 2ys 3uG. 80" to 3ll. 81"
si7. aio go a2;. a2I. ana 9,her lots. map
Arden property: Robert l. Farley. referee, 10
Barker ave. 5. lo6 r. n of Juliauna It. aIxi25;
Charles + K-llr; - Eta ForgOtstOn. ............
9th ave No l5& =. I9.3 n of Both -. 2'l"x
IUo: Joseph Alexander to sarah A'"xan!rr..'
Eas. Broadway W 80. i9i r OF 'atha.
rne- 81. 2jx75 also East Broadway; >, -
II " Of Clinton -. 26.lNil2.i 10 Division 81
X26 lxll2J. sane To- same y part .............-
Gaa 81 ~ 222 West 25xlo0.5: Jerry Alteri 10
Giovanni NernaglIa. :......:..,.... ;;'':;...
G2l- st. No 2Is Fast. f1xIW.5: Joseph NJ Alex
and-r to Sarah Alexander. ler......................
il4th st. u 81, n OF Amsterdam ave- Inx
IOo.ll Warren G crane and wife io Juds"n Law
10th 81 NJ i2i. u =. $50 n of Columbus ave.
3JxlUp5. Alexander Walker - al To- Caroline
Vermilyea ave \. 10 II : of isham 81. 2'xl.i
Jacob Hess and wifs to George II SmOus'n.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17
ASSIGNMENTS IN THE ARMY.

Washington Aug. l6.-The following assignments
have been made in the Army. occasioned by re-
cent promotions:
fsntry.
Major William H. Capp the Twenty fourth Infantry
.aa)T Charles Keller 10 the Eighteenth Infantry
Captain William r. Mercur to the Eighth Infantry Com
lauy J.
Captain William A. Merver the Eighth Infantry Com
H.
Captain Abner Pickering the Second Infantry Com
O.
fst Lieutenant Charles Msisr the Sixteenth Infantry
Company l.
Ifs' IAeuienan, 'ohn y. Seybu to the Eighth In
Infantry. Company &.
ADDITIONAL second Lieutenant Frederick E Johnston 10
First Infantry
Additional Second Lieutenant Claude Miller TO second
lieutenant Twenty fourth Infsntry, Company c.
leitcnal Second Lieutenant Frederick r.. Johnston to
>, second lieutenant Eleventh Infantry.
sl IAeutsnant Charles w Fertcn % the Fifth Cavalry.
Ircop T.
additional Pierce A. Murphy
lieutenant. seventh Cavalry. Troop q.
Second Lieutenan, Edwin B. Winans jr.. Fifth
cavalry. mas been detailed professor OF military
science and tactics at the Michigan Military
.Aeaheiny, at Orchard Lake. vice Captain Freder-
TX a. Smith. Twelfth Infantry.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17
THE BONA WINS ON TIME ALLOWANCE.

Portsmouth. Aug. l6-At the regatta to-day Of the
Royal Albert Yacht Club the Duke OF Abruzxfs
Bona in a splendid breeze obtained the weather
berth and led to the Nab. where Emperor Will
iams Meteor overhauled her. At Stokes Bay
~fhe Meteor was first and the Aurora the prop
erty OF Charles Day Rose was second being two
lengths ahead OF the Bona. then third In the race
A. the end of the first round the Meteor was seven
minutes ahead of the Aurora. and the latter was
one minute ahead of the Bona. The following were
the times OF the yachts at the finish:
Meteor 21 Bona 3:25:54
Aurora ............. .322:2l
The Bona won on time allowance and the Aurora
Was disQua fed for fopling the Bona at the start.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17
Mr.. CLOSES DISCOrERY CANE LATE.

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE discovery by District
Attorney Close, Of the Northern District of New
York. of a conspiracy to evade the Chinese En-
clusion act IS amusing the Secret Service officials
of the Treasury Department. They long ago made
the discovery and applying every remedy the
Law allows. 1t Is probable there will be wholesale
indictments for perjury
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17
FRANCE AND THE TARIFF.
NEGOTIATIONS FOR RECIPROCAL CONCESSIONS
BETWEEN THAT COUNTRY AND THE
United ST ATFS

UNITED STATES.
Washington Aug l6.-Since the new Tarn act
went into operation. negotiations have been In
progress between the Secretary Of State and the
French Ambassador here, looking to the formula
lion Of new agreement between the two coun-
tries the basis of reciprocal tariff concessions
under the authority conferred by Section OF the
new Tariff act 1t has finally been agreed that
Secretary Sherman. Assistant Secretary HoWeli, ol
The Treasury Department. and the french Amoas-
sador shall join in conference on the sup)ect III
,he near future, and II is fully expected that new
and satisfactory agreement Will be reached -,
Section of the new ac. provides that ion tne
purpose OF equalZing the trade Of the tnted otaes
with foreign countries producing and exporting 10
this country wines paintings. statuary. crude var :
tar. brandes. etc. the President Ia authorized 70
negotiate with those governments commercMiai M
agreements In which reciprocal and equivalent
concessions may be secured in favor Of the products
OF the United States The concessions authorized
10 be made by the President In most cases -
per cent Of the rates fixed In the new law.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17
MOTEMENTS or NAVAL VESSELS.

Washington, Aug. l6Movements of vessels re-
ported to the Navy Department follows:
The Monongahea has arrived az Lynn Haven Bay:
the Monocacy has sailed from Shanghai 10 Mono
caco: the Castne. from New York TO Newport: the
Mon, gOmery from Ship Island to Pensacola the
Alliance, from Southampton to Chcrbourg.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17
ALEXANDER & GREEN.
Plaintiffs : Attorneys.
i2D Broadway.
New York city.

ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-siXTH
STREET. Supreme Court New York
County, Stephen W. LiningtGn. plaintiff,
sgs.nsi Matilda Williams ct al defendants.
In pursuance Of a Judgment OF forecos
ure and sale duly made and entered In the
above entitled action and bearing date me
22d DAY of July. 1891 |. the underslgne
the referee In said Judgment named. VIII
Real Estate salcsroom. No. III Broad
way. in the city ~ New York. on Tuesday.
the 18th day of August, 1897. at ]: o''lock
noon o' that day. by william Kennedy.
auctoneer the premises IN said Judgment
mentioned and described as follows: AL
those certain lots. pieces or parcels or
land. situate. lying and being IN the city.
county and State Of New-Nork. bounded
and described IA follows: beginning at
point on the norther.y side of l36th street.
distant s-vratv-1ve feet westerly from the
corner formed hy the intersection or the
westerly side Of l.enox avenus with ne
northerly side OF l3Gth street; running
thence northv ardly parallel with lenox
avenue ninety nine feet and eleven inches.
thence westward.y parallel with 136th
street hftv feet: thence southwardly again
parallel with Lenox avenue and partly
through the centre ~ party wall ninety
nine feet and eleven inches TO the north
erly side Of l3Gth street: and thence east.
wardy along the northerly side Of said
I3Gih street fifty feet 10 the point or place
of beginning.
Also all those two certain lots. pieces or
parcels OF lano situate, NinS SiII utinS III
the city county and state Of New-York.
and taken together are bounded and de
scribed as follows: Beginning at point
on the nOrtherlv side ~ l36th street dis
tant one hundred and ninety-ons feet
eight inches westerly from the corner
formed by the Intersection OF the westerl"
side Of l.enOx avenue with the northet!y
side OF l36th street: running thence north
war1ly parallel with I.enox avenue and
partly through the centre of a party wall
ninety nine feet and eleven Inches; thence
westwardly parallel with l36,h street
thirty-three feet and -four inches; thence
souihworlly again y,,allsl, ,,.s, w,h ,n.S Ienox
10 the norther.y side OF l36th street. and
thence eastwardly along the said northerly
side OF I3Gth street thirty three feet and
four inches - the point or place OF be
ginning -
Dated New-york July 81. 1897.
THOMAS L. DONNEf1Y.
Referee.
PHILLIPS & AVERY,
fnr nj "a
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17
fnrnishen Auartments Wanteo.

WANTED Oct. LIST to May LIST next. by man
w and wifi. mo ctilden nicely furnished apartment
complete Including and table linen In good neigh
borhood Prefer not 20 above sOth street Rent not
exceed so per month Want owner TO CONSIDER carrIu
furnishings inlcement to mee; price nhineh
Satisfactory references furnished pay ana
respect ability. Address r. Box 20n. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17
TO PREVENT COLLISIONS At SEA.

Washington. Aug. ia dispatch from the
United States Minister at The Hague states that
the Government of the Netherlands has adopted
the international regua tons for preventing col
lisons at sea. for the inland waters of that cOun-
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17
Gitp 6otels.
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED BY STEAM bi
HAND or on the floor. CAREFUL CAR
PET CLEANING co. I.55S Broadway. 42l
Propre'ors. Telephone i3o-as'h
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17
MACHINERY.

AT EEDUcED PRICES. 500 second-han
wood and iron working machines; fuiIy
guaranteed machinery bought and *
changed. GEORGE 3. EDDY. SoS Ma''
sQn-af
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17
NRS. FINLEys CHARGES GROUNDLESs

Washington Aug. i6.-The Mexican Legation has
eceved from i;s Government a report concerning
he complaints o; Mrs Rosanna Finley. or Rosanna
Finley Dewey. who adopted the professional name
of DR. Virginia Bardophi. the effect that she
a!treated by Mexican officials. that she was ar.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Allung. Ferdinand TO Adolph G Hupf~l. cor
Robbins ave and Wilow-si J year; ;....;',.i..
B II oakley. ssth-st. ll6s # Of Amst-r-
Sb-r ar Katherine II w.imore.
Park Vicw-ave. 1867 II n Of - Nincent-avc.
'2ith Ward: month. ;....;..;. ;...;.....'..,..
Bull. Mrs Charlotte. to Joseph J GLEASON. lots
and ,. map par' Of Gleason property. 2iih
Burke. Fiornda and William II. to Edward p
Steers trustee No Is West iiJth-st and No
ioi 10 40 Fast locih-sr. secures notes ........
Calhoun. william. ana wife - Joseph W spencer.
" Mercer st $50 # y Of spring ST. ! y1ar;
ings Bank. cor Barrow and West sts. =
uonhor,. Maria to george Ringer company. Old
tnionav~ 81 II OF Denman Place
KalsnT 1r"I Mselaena. 10 Edward 4 Acker " st
AIMS ave. ~ # n OF l'shst. 10th part
KSstrr Ssrr Ansn. p To- Henry Kosirr and another
9 cor 2d-ave and lO+thst. y-ar. ...........,..
Libman. Iiulda. and husband. % Frederic Md
Lesser. John g. ana wife to John 6 to-,tner. " 5
lith-ave. 73.5 II $ OF 43ds years
s25 T: W ot Amsteriam-aye. ! wear. ..:.:;..i,;.
Muebiis sophia to August Fr-utel. g cOurtland,-
ave. 81 Il n of i5+th-st. | year ...,...:......
Mertens. Frederick v. AMI wife 10 the Gefman
Savings Bank of New-York n ll2th-st lW
fl of 7th-ave. year .......:........ ;;....:
Noonan. Arthur and Cornelius { to the Mutual
Life Insurance Company iG1th-st. 100 IT
R,reniha Harris and wife 10 Dramin Jones.
East Broadway. lot ~. and 10 fee; of rear Of
lot 2i2 map Of estate Of Hendrlck Rutgers.
Seventh Ward, ! y~ar..........-.........
R-imanl Henrietta and Adplphus. tu LYMAN and
Henry Sonn : Avenue 4. ~ . II Of s+th-st.
Ryshpan, Solomon. and wife 20 the state Bank.
e Orchard-st 1..G n n Of Staripn-st collateral
Same 10 Solomon Bachrach. same property. de-
same TO the orphan ASYLUM society in the city
OF New-York. same property. . yearS..........
Romair- BENJAMIN T.. and others 70 Wiipam 4
Smith executors. etc. Of George Jon'e. Q cor
ner Washington and Franklin sts. = y"ars.....
Siehl-r william r.. and wife to Theresa
I.owerre No - K1Osevelt-st. ; years..........
Schreyer Isma and wife TO Abby Reynolds.
9 stth-st 22Ot II " Of 2d-ave 3 years......
Tferney Mary A. TO Fannie Wood north 81 feet
II lots ii6 to i49. map of iacOnia Park. Will
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17

rested without cause and swindled OF her money
without finding any redress in the Mexican courts
The report states that after examination the
New-York tribune., 1897-08-17
LOST.

LOST or STOLEN. Handbook No. 29i, 40
" the German Savings Bank In the ivy
e New York. corner ith ave. and lith 81.
.s@u-J 10 F'rOnO Antoni. All persons a,r
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
no, returned 80 the bank on the 24th dav
Vi August, 1885,. duplicate viii he Issued
NrouSf u 1su.