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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
HOTEL MEN UNABLE TO AGREE.

Mahon Coyne, owners Of the New-Amsterdam
Hotel at Fourth-ave. and Twenty -hrst-st., wish to
go out OF the hotel business, and unable TO
agree as 10 the disposition OF the property. MI
$4,000 or 10 sell his interest 10 Mr. Coyne for
Sl25, 900 and Mr.. Coyne has declined both propo
stions Mr. Mahon has brought suit In the Su-
preme Court against Mr.. Coyne for the appoint
Inent OF receiver TO the hotel. The applicant
has suggested 10 the Court the name Of Alonzo W.
Foster the present manager. for receiver. but Mr.
Coyne objects TO Mr.. Foster and suggests the name
of John Deaken. formerly bookkeeper at the hotel
Justice Beach has decided that order appointing
receiver may be settled on one days notice.
Messrs Mahon and Covne are equal owners Of
the real property on which the hotel Is situated
They were formerly builders. and built the hotel
In 1892 They leased IL TO Foster Brothers. who fur
nshed and carried II on until August. 1893. when
Mahon Coyne had to dispossess them and take
the business into their hands They have
aimee used the profits Of the business largely In
paying OF the Indebtedness on the furniture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
cEALED BIDS OK ESTIMATES, with ii

~ tile OF the work and the name OF the bidder IN -
dors.d thereon will be received by the Department OF
Public Parks. IT, Offices Arsenal Building sixty
fourth street and FIFTH avenue Central Park Until $50
following named works:
or sEEE "a ASP AND E GFGETG
ON TH I W WAR or R TE PEW W. ~
NJ 2. FOR FURNISHING ALL LABOR AND MA
TFIIAIS REQUIRED To COMPLETE THE PLUMB
iNG ANU GAS, FITTING NECESSARY FOR THE NEW
TAN MUSEUM or ART. IN CENTRAL PARK
No s. FOR FURNISHING ALI. LABOR AND MA
TI:RiAIs REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE ELEC-
Tc LIGHT WEING SYS sT E3R TUE LIGHTINS
THE M5TRoPoLITAN MUSEUM OF ART. IN CEN
No J. FOR FURNISHING THE COMPLETE IN
sTAILATION OF AN ELECTRIC LIGHTING PLANT.
AL NEo.FssARY LABOR AND MATERIALS FOR
TiiE EAST WING AND EXTENSION OF THE METRO
PoiITAN MUSEUM or ART IN CENTRAL PARK.
No; FOR FrRNismiNGo l,bI LABOR AND Ma
HEATiYG AND yENTILATI2INI YORK F1 Ts TIE ,N Tnw
PoiITAN MUSEUM OF AR. IN CENTRAL PARK.
30. q FOR PEnEohMITG A All; TIE !, york or
TiiE FoRMER TEMPORARY MACoMBs DAM
BRiDGE OVER THE HARLEM RIVER AT ONE HUN
Drip AND WITH SIXTH STREET.
ASPHALT SETTING NEW CURB STONES AND I'M
PROVING PARADISE Park IN THE CITY OF NEW
To' FOR THE IMPROVEMENT or HANCOCK
PARK. BOUNDED BY AyENlE ST; NICHOLAS, MAN.
CITY OF NEW YORK.
Tor particulars sAs 'f''v ps"orA"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
WEEK OF PRAYER FOR RAILROAD MEN.

The week Of prayer for railroad men has been OBJ
served all this week at the Railroad Branch Of the
Young Mems Christian Association. No 36l Madl-
son.aye A large number OF railroad men from the
various depar tnents ct the Grand Central Station
and along the line present at yesterdays noon
meeting The services began with the singing Of
the hymn. Hear Us. Saviour" followed by sew
eral short prayers by railroad men. Marshal L.
Bacon assistant controller of the New-York Cen
trail and Hudson River Railroad. who was Leader Of
the meeting, then spoke on "A Personal Worker"
He said that true Christian should al all times be
in touch with the Holy Spirit. that his life should
conform 70 the teachings Of Jesus Christ. To be
successful personal worker for the Master, he
should so live and act 70 be example for
others After Mr.. Bacon's remarks several rail-
road men stood up and gave their testimony. The
services closed with the singing Of the Doxology.
George s Prince, assistant treasurer Of the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad. will con-
duct the noon meeting to-day. His subject will be
"Chrisfian Chiyalry.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
no COYTRACTORS-Xew York State Reform

,torv FOR Women. New York November 49, l%I-
Sealed proposals will he received by the Board OF Man
ayers ~ the New York state Refornatory Tor Women
a1dres.ed 20 David y Carya.h0. President OF ssa ooau
at POS broadway. New York City until IL oeocK noos
Mord,v -, 1897, for the CONSTRUCTION ot
system Of works. system OF seWerag s.,y
~ ,,,duts for steam main, etc, including tnen y
,ns i've anpurtanances and FOR furnishing an ,he na
ts~als for he for the New YORK state heioIna
station. Nestchester county NeW
York zach proposal must be accompanied oy cr.is
b.e Tor tyenty-ivc hundred dollars or IT'S e9uNaIe.
that the bidder will enter into contract
49, sb@ Poard O. Managers do the work according 20
20 ,i,ns and specifications the Board OF Managers re-
erinT the right 10 reject o. all bios rams may %
.een drns business hours and copies OF
,-,,s oh.alncd on application OF esponsioie
ersons AZ the Office OF the Board OF MANAGERS, no;
i,Imar \ Y CIV The bidder receiving the conuaSs
;,,~ must accent made IN accordance Win
e,id mans and specifications and win suen eondoms
~ 80, }sons a. the Board OF Managers may ueein
anu sgar~ 90 protect the interests q the state;
h'c'rSa'' ~ wv DAVID y. CARVALHO,
JAMES WOOD,
Committee OF Board OF ManaSerS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19

Drouosals.


IMPAIRMENT OF STREET CLEANING
~ REMOVAL. OF SNOW AND ICE Tor season end
tug kprl Nth 9sThe Commissioner a Street Clean
Ink will the 22nd Of November. az rs orice on the
with floor Of the New York LIZ. Building. 3i5 Broad
bids for contract for the removal
of snow and the ending Aprii 18TH 1898.
Further Information 30 the requirements legal and
otherwise such bids may be had by reference 70 mo
rubc notice now appearing the city Record" ths
eal paper OF the corporation Of he City OF New YORK
The forms u contract, blank proposals and all other
rscsssarV Information in the contract
be had by applying the ONCE OF the Commissioner OK
9''e' GEO. e. wARIN0. Jr..
OF Street CLEANING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
BROOKLYN BANKS AND THE NEW CHARTER.

officials Of the NewYork Clearing House attach
lltue credence TO the report that several National
banks In Brooklyn intend apply TO the assoca-
ton for admission a. fuli-hedged members after
the first OF the new year, when The Greater New
York shall nave become an established fact. The
charter, Il pointed out by Manager Sherer will
not affect the existing relations Of the Brooklyn
banks. which are already eligible 10 membership a
cia Institutions of that city. The question OF rails
Ing the reserve OF the Brooklyn National banks has
rived
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

David j. Lees, receiver for Rothschild & Schwab
cloak manufacturers Of No. 81 West Third-st.. who
failed on Monday, obtained a temporary Injunction
yesterday In the Supreme Court restraining the
plevining creditors from further prosecuting their
claims, and restraining the Sheriff from taking
away any OF the stock Of goods under the writs IL
repievin. This action was taken account OF the
conflicting cs ms Of various creditors for the
garments. O part OF the materials OF each having
been used In their manufacture.
Schedules Of Isidor Nelenbogen, manufacturer
Of brushes st No ITO Reade-st.. show liabilities OF
Sc 7S2; nominal assets g 3O4; actual assets. 3 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
REFEREES APPoINTEn
NO PRINT FOR A B0KING CLUB.

JUSTICE ANDREWS DECIDES THAT THE COURTS
HAVE NO POWER TO INTERFERE WITH
THE MAYORS REFUSAL
The application made by J. c. Clifford. Of the
Waldorf Athletic Club, for a peremptory man
damus TO compel Mayor Strong to grant the club
a license to conduct spsrring exhibitions at It's
broadway place, was denied yesterday by Just &C
Andrews In the Supreme Court The Mayor"
Justice Andrews says. is invested with discre-
tion 10 grant or refuse the license asked for II
does not appear that there was any abuse of that
discretion and the exercise OF such discretion can
not be reviewed by the courts What action the
Mayor may have taken Ia other similar cases 10
immaterial"
At the hearing Of the motion several days ago
the CorpoTaiCn Counsel said that the Mayor desired
10 reduce the number Of so-called athletic clubs.
which were merely institutions for the promotion
of prizehghting The club had Intended giving
eslbibtion last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
Mr.. WOODRUFF AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

Lieutenant-Coverno Woodruff visited the Gus
torn House yesterday. Mr. Woodruff and the Col
lector were In conference for almost an hour Both
denied that their talk had anything TO do with poll
tics or patronage.
Deputy Collector Hawthorne against whom
charges have been preferred by the Collector. was
back his post yesterday after visit 10 Washing
ton whittier he went with his counsel. L. NJ. Shep-
I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
co,.,r c,,rxDARs FOR TO-DAY.


COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY
Appellate Division-Supreme Court-Befoye Van Brunt.
Toug, OBsns at p m N AZ a. IG IS a. So 81 81
supreme Court-specal Term-PaTT6. I'd Before An
supreme Court-Spe.ia TIiu-P'ii i-b,iofe - Vs
gSse JC2%Ti oISas al Ter a 3eoro
snTenn 5Trtspccla rer.aPart IvBete Beck
nan Law ana fact: Ncs 49, 542l 4Glo o. S;' OK;
49,. 5 ia23 49,, 81 1Gs s s2@5' SSa ,t SIX,
80 sn,rc+s Conri~srccoI Terrn-part vBerore Pryor
JSCaIseq 70 be sent from Part y for tra' case IN
J9s1.es 70 r. -Sr' ron. Part trial Case
SpTee cour,.pecsi Ternpart vII-Betore Beach,
J.Elevated ra.lroaa cases CleeJ ear, ,,nefor. Freed
s s10!fp daase. S6 1874 loss 1868 a
'' Supreme court-Tra TePs lme-t2s Gia 5ss
e S sG G s s2 sS f lags S Soi 1922 1922
S62s 1851 1855 IH9e, No fsGs case u1aqssed ob.,
shi.6sd 70 De 's"' ''o" 81, n s.. n,,.
Causes 20 be from Part III for trial Case IN
s,aver J-csg:e. to be sent from Part III for trial
s.o T' igi go, YS $50 siss G'r GSa
lios saia s So iS44 s272 sii2 $50 $5 7O 2cG
5sS5 7757 Case unfinished WV, -..... r,,r-,
s.es to b. sen, from Part VII for trial
finished. ~, ~ r,- ,,.,4.,,
JCau.es to be from Part VII for trial Case IN
supreme Cour,--Trisl TernPsrt IXAdjourned for the
sunrem. Court-Tr'ai Term-Part X1-Betore Mac1ean
J-causes be sent from preferred calendar Tor trial
sSnreme cou-t-Trial Term--Part Xll-Before Russell
J-Causes he sent from preferred calendar Tor trsi
Case unfinished. go, r -,
t,on calendar called al 1880 a. m. WIS for PROBATE;
Albeit Guerin Maria r. Manning al 1880 a. m; Jane
a. Benja min Owen Mediums at II a M David Felsen-
hell John c. H. Gerhold al p.
Surrogates Court-Tral Te-ni-Before FITZGERALD s.
No 1915 will Of Ann Armstrong at 1880 a. M; NO
1877 will Of George Graf, at 1880 a m; co,~.
CITY Court-Specal Term--Befofe Ftzs!mons J.-Court
opens a. 10 a. N. Motions at 1890 a. m
City Court-Tral Term-Par's l. H. III and IV-Ad-
3ournsd sine die.
REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court
BY Andrews, J.
,.ct.o, ast YrvInr-Wilber Mcbride.
FmIgrant Industrial Savings Bank he-. Otto-John r.
fudge. - -,
Mater OF Birrell-Fr3nk l. Do0Ol ue,
Matter OF Grand Boulevard and Concourse-Richard IL
Smith. n ~, ~ ,A
Butler sgt. Mayer-Ecwsrd =. @ brien
HcAvoy agt- Keegen-R. II. Clarke
BY Lawrence J.
Huchel AIT. Hsgan-s. L. II. Ward.
BY Beach, J.
Tayor agt Taylor-Francls P. Lowrey.
BY Smyth. J.
EquitaSl. Life Assurance Society sgt Hays-Georse W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE SUIT AGAINST THE HAvEMEYERs.

Justice Andrews. in the Supreme Court yes;er-
day WAS asked by Horace e. DeIning counsel for
Henry Hentz TO permit the dscontinuance OF he
suit Instituted by Hcntz "A 1889 against Theodore
A Havcmeyer ". o. HavcmeYer. {. +. Have
never and c. H. S5nfi, 10 recover SI1J,0DO compen-
sation rendered In bringing about the consolidation
Of the different firms which eventually formed
the Sugar Trust \ action. counsel said. hai
been brought against the organizers Of the present
trust and ne wished discontinue the Original
action. Mr. Clau on. OF Par5oHs. Shepard IL ogden
opposed the motion. the ground that tho cause
OF action I'm the second action was entirely diner
ent from that IN the former one Justice Andrews
reserved decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
Dnblic Notice..


tho same north 10 degrees minutes east l6SDS feet 70
the Mac. beginning containing said parcel
be,nr bounded generally follows: N1rthe-ly and east
crv by land 81 Henry Vredenbrgh southeriy by land Of
Jeremiah c. Green and westerly by centre OF highway
,aadt IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
PART "P .

Also all tina, certain p.o. parcel Of land bouni-t and
eescribAd a. follows: - 81, 49, .-. u-,.v.
p.,t,,i,s a. ~. southwest corner OF crosby hn1 h'"
..re.'. ava running thence -outhsrlv hInnE ne We
No.. the r. e-see' y
Tf-f.r
~. ,r,,t. 'h,nee nions the same st'ut III" '"r To E
-. 81 pa-rel No along 30 same h''
80 ..r-... Il minutes - fsc0n's ga" 30 - fer - e
.~r,s "a. =, Crosby 'her-e s0uf-f'T t.'ts W
San. about is f-et pon; q Siru.hE eni~A'A
o SSs acres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
PARCEL NUMBER rHIRTY-Two.


Jer.miah G Green and westerly by centre OK highway
leading 10 Crafts
PARCEL NUMBER THIRTY-TvO
living and being In the Town Of Carmel County OF Put
nam and state Of New York. bounded and described as
follows: ~, -,
the propery ~ The New and railroad said
point the southeast II Parcel No. -, and
running thence along the line of snd parcel n'rth
southeast OF Parcel No AZ: along tho east
line Of sad parcel north degrees AZ minutes ~ seconds
- 02 feet TO the southeast - Parcel No ~
along the cast line of said parcel north degrees
10 minutes 80 seconds 1901 the east I'm" of
minutes seconds 1862 and north degrees
% go secondf 1894 feet to the southeast
corner Parcel No. IL hence east In" of said
marcel north degrecn minutes seconds cast So9S
the following courses and Dis nHces: Norm degrees
20 seconds J south - degrees ~
so seconds cast "GS feet" north ~ degrees MN
feConds east 60 07 .ent north ~ degrees = min
10 seconds 49, ~ feet north - deg'es ~ min
seconds 80 30 and north ~ degrees %
10 seconds 1896 feet - the cast lines ~
30: thr9ce along and the centre -
Mud Pond outlet north Is degrees minutes east 'pf1
southeast Parcel No .. thence along the
line Of sa!d parcel north IL derrec - hnS "aS
tire east ne' OF Parcels Nos 3j and 81 north II degrees
30 minutes 40 seconds p8Sg. feet 70 the 10 tnore
Of said pond; thence aous the east iu"s q" stl 'r''
No. 81 ard along tn inlet Of Nud Pond nortN - uhr7
minutes 30 seconds -sf5 feet thence nth
- degrees - minutes ." seconds east 3-N Toy thencs
thence south 10 degrees II minutes 80 %, W'st
Glo69 fo' thence south 43 degrees IS minutes 80 sec
onds west b40ll feet: thence south deers - minutes
40 seconds west Ji35l feet the n'-'1 holhny me 81
the brfore-rleni ouci New York and Putnam tfal"ad
along south GS degrees minutes 90 Sc
onds ives. 6sa2 feet TO tho poin; q beginning containing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19

OFFICE OF THE CLERK or TIE COMMON COUNCIL.
Room CITY Hall. Now York CITY.
New YORK, November - 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19

Also Al. ha, certain pi.c. or parcel or land bounded AnH
Described as follows; -. IL. , ma. .,,..,
"a -, No ,Aence -.f'te-iy along ~ ~ eH.f -
rr.,. .,-r., about 275 ,se - thd SCUM ltr ~ fa, =
=. s.uth - feErsef minutes ~
al 'h~ vest lrer - ihrcc 10 ~.
60, 80. south degrees y mlfu''s ~ So
s,M r.s, ia ,, feet ,'uh feS 80 - minute ~
~, 80 a.. - re north ure ~ Faf~- ~ -, 'Fr."
.1o,e ~ ,nn. n,fih - degrees ~ minutes l' ''.lf
vs., i32 o. fsst TO the pIint OF Ok ""'"s ''"'''
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19

An ,ba, ce,tsn lot piece parcel Of land suata ~
10 ord heng "a the Town OF Carmel. County Of Putnam
md state OF New York bounded and described fol-
lows: -. I. a.. oon,.. -. =.
,r6m Like Mahcpac croton Falls and running thence
Ling ne boundary lines of Parcel No IS degrees
Ss minutes second" west 1888 20 feet north degrees
,ninuss 80 seconds west 1loS4 feet. thence south
ca desTses II 1872 feet to the property iDss
-, parcel No 10. thence along the same the foowins
Caurses and distances South degrees 81 minutes 10
seCond, East IN OF feet. south degrees mnutes 90
second east 1909 feet south ~ degrees 10 minutes 30
SeC0nds east % ~ feet I degree minutes sas,
100 90 eef south degrees 30 minutes 81 "a fesf
:, 80 centre % q road leading from Lake Mabopac a.
oon Fails and running thence along the centre Of said
rosd the following and disisnces North 80 de-
r,e.s AZ minutes 10 seconds 25 81 feet north ei
rinItes 81 So feet north ~ d.r,.s.
,ru,e seconds 10 20 feet the place Of he
Ginning: containing isIn arr.s
PARCEL NUMBER TWENTY.
lying and being In the Town Of Carmel County Of Put,
nam OF New York, bounded and described Is
Beginning a. point In the Of a road leading
from Mshopac Croton Falls and running thence
along the centre of sad road south ~ degrees 80 minutes
30 175s5 thence south 7s degree. "a
1916 feet: thence north 81 degrees minutes
ie4ii thence north II degrees minutes esst
sia feet TO the place Of beginning containing a3
PARCEL NUMBER TwENrY-roUR
lying and being in the Town Of Carmel County Of Put.
nam ana State Of New York. bounded and
follows
Beginning at point In the centre OF a road leading
from Crafts 70 Croton Falls and running thence south
boundary line Of Parcel No. e thence along the Gam.
north ~ degrees 81 seconds yeS sff feec
70 the centre OF the before mentioned road thence along
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19

aD minutes 10 seconds
~ feet 20 place = beginning: containing 067s
PARCEL NUMBER FIFTY SEVEN.
All that certain lot. pee. parcel o, land situate.
lying ma s sss If Sew To ard %TRi #
Beginning al point in III. westerly boundary lin. Of
sionr the noriherly boundary line Of Parcel No 40
easeriy boundary line Il Parcel 80. -; thence along
zane aorh "a n. ~ neGs.ts s' r. a Zee, and
,be soith boundary line of Parcel No. 90 along
o the s ne ana me f' o2 70 S s M
ends 50 d let IN. . noT 20 ns OF ParGe
utes 70 sends east FEET the south Boundary i'm
i9a% a a.. so%a %S5
In. 81 psr.e No 90 thence along n. same south de
rres So minutes 20 seconds IVES. % 23 fest to the west
the 'ame ,og 80, 81 " OF minute seconds sco w ives,
20 feet 10 the phce = BEGINNING. containing 0325
PARCEL NUMBER FIFTY EIGHT
All that certain lo piece parcel OF land situate.
nni and State Of New bounded and described as
s,nS, Se"5 o es fs ,S % s F2pd s,aas
along the south boundary line Of Parcel No. and the
sn g. s'% t'S to the oan SeuH lime Pa ssi' u.s.
90 thence Gsf G ' I" no w.. 20 S Ssss MINUTES 20
eel ~ 81 thence al Gs ' ,s same s1 south n d;sres. mia
nu-s 20 % feet to the centre OF street: thence
ne north e %, linz o. Tnrcs ~
10 the place Of beginning. containing Oi62 acres.
PARCEL NUMBER SIXTY.
hat lot Psss Of g.fSs. Of , land situate,
nam and state Of YORK. bounded and described
follows.
beginning southeast corner OF Parcel No
running thence along boundary line OF parcel
north 10 degrees II minutes - seconds fee, 10
h. westerly boundary line OF Parcel No 81 thence sonx
ne degrees ~ minutes 20 cas-
90 feet and n deEreer 81 minutes reconis
east IS feet north line ~ Parcel No. 81
along the same and north line OF Parcel No 6S and
The centre line road leading from Lake Mahopac to
ro;on Fails 80 degrees minutes ~ seconds west
~ 10 place or beginning, tanning las acres
said Parcel generally bounded follows. NOrthery
and east.rv by Land II George e. Ag0r sOuthery by the
leading from Lake Mahopac 20 croton and
westerly by LANDS 81 Seah Buckbse.
PARCEL NUMBER sIXTY-oNE.
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of land situate
lying being the Town OF Carmel County OF Put,
and State Of New York. bounded and described rs
follows:
Beginning at the southeast OF Parcel No nd
running tn along the easery boundary lines OF said
parcel north Il degrees 81 minutes ~ srcond,
and north III ees 20 minutes ~ seconds 100 ~.
the boundary line Of Parcel No 49, thence along
the north ~ degrees minutes 1884 Feet and
south ~ degrees minutes 30 seconds feet 20
the west boundary limo OF Parcel No o. thence along
south 20 degrees - minutes 80 IOT
the north boundary limo Of Parcel b7 thence
Lake Mahoplc TO Croon Falls south 10 degrees 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19

postohes or the purposes OF this appIicatien
n New York No > Tryon Row. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
PARCEL NUMBER THIRTY THREE.

All that certain lot, piece parcel Of land stat
lying and being in the Town Of Carmel, Count! "t fut
nam and State OF New FORK. bounded aud described
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19

All M certain lot piece parcel u Land situate
lying and herg the Town of Carmel County n Put
nam ana state of Sew YORK. bounded and described
follows
beginning ~ e s.uthe,F'eriy corner ~ Parcel No 20
ans fl1ris o'n" 81 ne easterlv boundary line
-si 90 % -.-'h . degrees 20 20
l'l . fs"f f'. sI'tcry N.unff-, Pt--ei so
= Hr' 'hr .~Tfr" . rad leading Lake M1h1plc
~ trr'rn Falls. thence the grees
- minutes 90 er7ria i72 - ne north~ry
boundary q Tf-.e' -. 'h-nre aong m. ZANE
south - degrees - is1 II feet 70 the place
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-25
A sOUND-MONEY LEAGUE.
II Is Organized by Men Representing
Nearly All the states.

NEW YORK, February 4.-Over one
hundred men, representing the chief
cities and nearly all the States in the
Union, met in the Chamber Of Commerce
to-day 10 organize permanently sound
money league. Henry Hentz vice-presi-
dent Of the chamber welcomed the dele
gates and disclosed the reason of the
movement in referring TO the activity OF
the free-silver people.
George r. Layton, Of Missouri, was
chosen permanent chairman of the meet
ing. After ne had made a speech, f..
V. Smaley, Of this city, was elected Sec
retary.
Chairman Hentz. of the Committee on
Organization, reported in favor Of divid-
ing the country into eleven districts, OF
organizing i'm every city and town, and
of cooperating with all existing socle-
ties.
A constitution was reported, providing
for a president and a vice-president, with
secretaries, treasurers, and an executive
committee of nine-all 10 hold Office un-
iii April 1. 1898. IT is provided that the
league should look TO voluntary contrlDu-
tions for support
BEFORE considering the constitution by
sections. II was decided TO open mead
quarters in chicago anu Nc" AOiN.
The report Of the committee was hllal-
~ accepted. and the constitution al.er
some minor amendments, was adopted.
,rbe following officers were elected;
President George +. Layton, Of st.
Louis; Treasurer. +. b. Hepburn. OF
New York; and, Secretary, y. V. Small
lev of New York.
Executive Committee-Gustav Schwab'
New York city; II. II. Robinson chi
caeo: j. Kennedy Tod, New York city;
c. c. Jackson. Boston; c. Burrorett
Smith, Chicago; e. Rosewater, Oiiiana ;
Al n INGALLS,. Cincinnati; j. X. Cowan,
baltimore and Louis +. Rich, Colorado.
The alternates were selected mostly
from western cities-one member each
being selected from Cincinnati, Louisville
sioux Falls. Duluth, Minneapolis MIL
waukee. Wilmington. Galveston, and New
York.