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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10
EORECLOsURE SALES.

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SUPREME. COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
OF W-YORK.-Joseph p. o Donnel.
and another. Plaintiffs. against Mary r..
Thomas ct al Defendants.-ln pursuahce
II an interlocuto1y judgment 81 partition
and gale duly made and entered In me
above entitled action. and bearing date the
18th day 81 June 1897. |. the undersigned.
the Referee therein named. vii. sci. at
public auction at the New York Real
Estate sa.esroOm. No. III Broadway. In
the city OF NswYork. IN the 10Th day OK
July, 1897. at twelve O'Clock noon OF that
Cay. by J. Montgomery strong. auctioneer.
the premises mentioned IN said lnterlocu-
i,ry judgment and therein described as tol d;
lows: All thnt certain lot. piece or parcei
OF land. situate. lying and being In the
Path Ward n. the city Of New-fork tfor-
merry Town ~ Yves, Farmsl. being part OF
the land formerly known as Marble street.
as shown on maj emitted Map OF the
Village OF Upper Morrlsan!s." made by
Andrew Firdla-. Surveyor, dated West
Yarns. November I'm. lsts. now oH fie
~ The Office =. the Register Of Westchesfcr
tSun'y. being bounded AMI described es
!N.iovs. v.z: Noriheriy by the nor;hsriy
soc II Marble street. as laid dowi on
D. m. one Hundred end seventy-eightN
Stree: - now iess..y opened: westerly b.
IN css'sr.y side .. Washington Avenue as
laii apwn on said map easfer.y by lire
draSn parallel O. said -ar'erly side II said
Washington Avenue ard everrNh here dis
from. being a strip Of land 100 feet IN
length on each side and one and one-half
feet In breadth more or less.
Dated New-Iork. June I'D ic0,
wooLSEY. CARMALT. ueferes.
MERRILL e ROGERS.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
III Broadway.
New-YOrk City,
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7Sth-st. so n " Of Amsterdam-aye, instruments
Quinn. Elizabeth. TO westchester Fire Insurance
Company. n W 3d-ave. 800 II = W OF Orchard

Quinn. Elizabeth. TO weschester Fire Insurance
Company. VS. sd-ave. 800 # s W OF Orchard 400
Rush Bernard. ana wife 70 Elizabeth Gai,man. ~.
Ss:r ssssnns K t. 81 ns sssss Fire
nsirance Complain broadway ~. II o' ,O
s,s.nonS cSSr,es NJ II, to Joseph wood " AM -oo,
ssrana-av., :. Z, Of lI9ths, demand nd, wi, '0'
r 20 m sT% s. s Il ars Mfe az" cp Snn
o,raer West End-sve and o7,hai. u year ,.,, % o."
m an 5 sS%9 aa w Sd Y sd nns co%pany
C. sorner West End-aye ard a,,hst = ye Sea, 40
sna i C, TSeresa ,S he Gren%s savings
lisn& corner ed-nre and 9ithcst ana three =, oo
SANE To- same " 2i-ay. 500 ard 2a.n Il o,
O5th-ft; also " corner 95th-et and ?aaSe' 40 mn
Same e Same. ojihsi. So oso and 1889 =, 80
sam ot gaave mGrtsasss s,i and ISL
70 Of asave mortsases years ears 5000
shi:"ysxy. Mcrrie and Sarah. 10 Mutual Reser"e
salde benjamin: ct al to the United states Trust
Company Of New-York. 40 2o9 suvan-st " q, ~,
Same 10 Emile j Murray. e suivan-si a25 IT oo.
s,einkanp Christopher H. and wife TO Eva A -. 90.
saer No iaal 2aye. year,; .,..:..;:..;. io'o"
nnce Society Of the United statee, Nos sss. ss7 ~,
ana -, Coumbuscave years 81 mo ssa,D ''
Brewster. corner st Ncholas-ave and 18th - an
Weed joseph sr +, to the rcskctt & Bishop CO. 8
ssds, 300 # Of West End,ays year ia: so
Wits Amelia 2 to ihe Bank for Savings. New ,,m
wives e Johanna u Miller. " Prospective 400
Same to same. Prospect-ave i4oo II OF ,oo
Zee sman ST. and E.abct,a IT, to Hudson
Rose 27S. Block g, amended map. Hudson nj
p Rose property, Mapes estate years. s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN REFoNl'
ING.

Tie -..u-,a,ns scheme Of the Chicago ana Nor'h-
s,o,, railway derives r.ucn importance from
-. To- ,nst unJer # tie largest Individual rail-
- n,,rtraea IN 30 Cn,tea States WIZ DC ere
.s5 The mortgage, winch is to be for s'o'voo'o''
.i nsor interest a. the rate CT 3s per cent there
sod ,r@eu talk tnat the rate would be per eeh..
r., I'D as tho c..iirity will be- IL is oouoiui IL
-, od bends wollc lie :urned In Tor new o"es al
.o.s rate The Kew mortgage will erect saving
d, ,,.o-est az something Ike Soco.oO year
~. are intimatioas that a plan Is maturing
for she formal absorption OF the Shicueo milne
auol,s 9, paul and Omaha Railroad by the North
western through an exchange Oh 'he o"'a""
%, tho stock OF the Northwestern. Should TINS De
49, the Omaha's outstanding bonds would be con-
yer,ad into Northwestern bonds The proposed
row issue by the Northwestern will he large
nnoush 10 take up the Omaha bonds me MOI IN
western is 81, seSs GrSwesern is usually spoken
- oS a Vanderbilt property. Two other Nander-
bill roads-the Lake Shore and Menigan Sout me
snnrfecied rcfunding plans. 1t is probable that
kHefu0ding plan Will soon be arranged for the
Michigan Central Rairoad o Tbs rOar mas Sords
wVo,uInp in 1902 There is only 100000 Of Michi-
gan Central stock. and the greater par, OF 1t Is
owned by the By ,han the pr t.
emf per cent dividends would be received ~ me ne
stockholders. As most OF the money now ioane t
IL is Comparatively easy 10 place hrst-ciass oohos
on a go per cent basis. ,
syndicate headed by Kuhn Loe2 g. NO, So. mas mas
Railway Company s20.eo", or the re1unding e.:
ner cent bonds to be used mainly in taking up the
following issues: Chicago ana Milwaukee iirst sa g.
5000: Iowa Midland first S. 1900 81 30. CO., Escan
aba and Lake snDerior first ss D l rsi tns
1852 81 III 900 and the CHICAGO and Northwestern
per cent gold bonds. a6Ooo total. N7.SlaOoO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10

Plans for new buildings and alterations have been hed
q; the Department Of Buildings follows:
Alterations main Office:
0th-st. No "a East. four-sofy nIicH store
with lofts Biglow e. Main, OF No 80 East Hh-
icssecs; Langdon Smith. Of No All 9TH an mn
East Houstonst No 2T9. q hve-siory brick
tenement with store Albert neiiman OF No
No 145 architect. 3Oo
56th-st No 80 a tour-story m basement
brick dwelling; Mrs Helen Warner. ~ No
10 Yves, 5ith-st. cwncf: G Wiscln Atkins Of
Grecnwich-st. No +3D TO 49,. TO seven-story
brick factrty James Pyle. OF No 2iJ West
4ithst. owner: Samuel Yates. Of No IA
East i3cth-st. architect ......:....... BOW
No buildi - plans flied at the main Office.
New buildings. branch Office:
Brook 22D = n Westchester~ave. for
one-story frame platform, SKIP: New-foTk
Central and Hudson River Railroad Company.
Waiter Katie. OF Grand Central Depot.
Anthony-ave W .. 2GI II n OF Burnsde-ave. for
two-story and basement frame dwelling. 2x
%: " Bergen. o: No 10+s Washington ave.
IG5th-s, s g. 1871 II a Of Brook-ave. for four
story brick tenemcnts. 25xT5: Albert Donre,-
lon owner: w Dick"rson. OF li9tk-s; arl 3D. - -.
1924 ST. : $ e o Prospect-ave. a Two
story brick storphOuse. 25yH. and four
story brick dwelling. 25x6I Louis With. OF No
Ola Prospect-avc. Frank Waiiner. OF No
2O4 East sGh-si architect. 1850
Alterations. branch Office:
Southern Boulevard. 100 Z. ~ Wils-ave,
10 a two-story frame dwelling with store: Mrs
NJ Montagh owner G Baxter & Son. Of No
gd-ave corner 137th-sr. to a two-story
dwelling. with store. John Pauh. q! l3Jtst
and Alexandcr-ave, owner; 4 Baxter e. Son.
architects lop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
q AND o. AFFAIRS IN COURT.
xrAH,No on THE RECEIVERS APPLICATION FOR
PERMISSION TO ISSUE CCRTIFicATES


PERMISSION To ISSUE CCRTIFicArEss
baltimore. ya;y s.--Mat;ers oi great moment 10
~, es,tir,ote and Ohio Railway Company una to
Nos. interested IN It have occupied tbs time ana
,,.ntioD ot United states Judges Morris ana 1on
=, the United States Citor!l Coor. fere today.
~. principal subject under discussion the ap-
rucat,cn OF the receivers for PERMISSION 10 issue
ss, 900 in certificates for the purpose OF paying Tor
sa0,j tons OF steel rails ordered from the Carnegie
rampsny This application met with o2pos't'oh
a, the part Of J. =. Morgan & Co. the Mefcant'ie
rrust Company Of New-York aid o;ncf large Sc
.urfty-ho,ders, and mach testimony has been taken
nv special commissioner many witnesses n"Vi's
hsen heard for both sides. Another matter was
The sppica tion of tho Union Trust COMPANY 10 oe
mace party to the receivcrsnp proceedings "po"
,,e ground that II Is trustee for Nccno0 In'soufs
.ns Conne!isviile Hallway 5cn3s, ut'h "Mch oe
fail, ras been made n interest paNiAeh''' &e,
r;ssioa sas also as;.o to 81: the rcee,rers IN IN
SSrlS Pennsy!van.a Gri s!'.acis 32,h no S,,ss
were srsn.ed xyiao,.; objection .rs mon irns s
csm3ary being represented by f'shrit i,ym"e "'e'-
s,r C!over Cieve,I:is :ofmei -" -, rn,;;,o,, TO-
-, sk,rr .,r sp oT1e;. .,st1c:,InsE tnci ~ ~
cnise 900 !oxcars and 80 ha'its ca. s~a
cars ave ten-whe.l p5>s"nse' 49,. - Coz,
~. was asserted here g.. cay "a I" a,raia'e "a
ownership for M Ba,.''. s:ros 'i Sranchei
y, ~, = si,n,ss raa t,nfo sys'tr' W. % apis,iey
yor and t',af the application ~ Irn.n.r' h Hnvd
either H. Cn.c&gD uc Carrot W. .s,,,s,v ,unon
.,t~.,,. mr. iery II, :o,ar, ). 7. MJgan- q co
- ~: g, be behind tie movement; anu Sar'1ei
NJ Fe,tor is spoken Ct az '9e pfooao'e ''
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Popular Vacation Trips.

All Travelling Expenses Included.
Select limited parties will leave New York follows:
Thousand Islands. Montreal. Lakes George
Saratoga, Lakes George and Champlain.
White Mountains. and Portland. July ~
August 2S
Nova scotia. the st. Lawrence. Quebec.
Montreal. Ausn BILE Chnsni. and Lake George.
July -. August ,. 10.
NiaQarn Falls. Toronto, Thousand Islands,
Montreal. Quebec. Ausabie Chnsm. Lake
George. July ~, ri, August ~, -.
Montreal, Quebec, Lake st. John, the
Snruenny. White Mountains. etc. July -.
August >, 10.
70 find cost Of
INDEPENDENT TRAVEL TICKETS
See Cooks American Tour Book.
TIIOS. COOK x SON.
POI and 1925 Broadway, New York.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.


i isSs M, y'srs % ..;;. c,;,s, come: ''s0
B,oadTay and $Oi6.st' Years 5000
'4ssF d i. and wife OF Avenue to Dots'i' hacte a.
Blake AXE r. Robert ' j. to Alfred Waterman.
Years Orchard ST. 100 IT OF Marcner-ave $500
DsEs ESSfr, to s5 HTa'S Of S1iSs q
prull Josephine G. and husband to the Greenwich
ave, years :.....::;. 10000
c'E s: years ...:;; ri:m:: 10000
clefie Title Guarantee and Trust Company. ~,
No la Eqsl si,h years Msrs;rs to Title 1000
a'sSdG Ts, s@%
campini Louise and carlo 70 David A Fitz-
Dss,tng E sI NJ and lame j. by Guardians INV
10 Wilam A Butler. as trustee for Helen N
1eaes-s years CORNER N%s.,":i":e :a law 1850
D:nS Mes, HaHse' " months s;:onsn io@a 40 10000
D' sfhss' iis SnnY Of Bank-s; years 1900
Day!asSa s sSa9 a to "a 'ss" :o:o;
Rsyer :? jSsfPh Of s Far!1s9n Am'e 10000
Rgyter Ea and HsSsst,s g Warren
sa,hnst " years. 10000
et T0f 10 Joseph Farngton Amsterdam
22 Of si'h.s , . y ,ns.on Rose o,: oo0
D' Sas slo s anl al aa bloc block H. amended map Of
property or IL Rose Map csta'e ,n,h IL"
Duff. Mary, to Henry schwaenoe ,g o on,s,s
at boundary line iands OF isaac i-iWI us,i
Beryn Meyicker and others from lands OF whl- $500
lam w Gilbert years n, o''O
Feeiy. William G 70 Safah fanV''co'ai as
txecuuix etc OF Lucano EaSor,coa' aar cor oo
Washingon-a'e ana Iootn ST. - years; o'V"
Genin. Catherine and FRANK H. 70 fhllp WOOL n.o
oath ct. 50 II W II % ave; year. LUZ
Gordon Frank " and John dilIings as And wives
TO William Teasdsie; lot Nv. ploeM II;
amended map OF II Rose "aIes es'a'e' ooo
years -, e.. @'Vo
Gordon Mary H. TO tne EH iet n sod :,
nss Bank. corner o'h-sVe anu '-u-s'' o. 900
year ,od ., 100 ., W 81 'o'V
'e'ne :" s""''' "-' ~ 49, - ~ -
year r ~ or ave D, n n ~ 5ods;
same 10 same " ''"-"'c SD" ~ !" VI "-' - non
year <oVo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10

THE VANDERBILTS AND LEHIGH VALLEY.
Doubt was expressed in Wall Street yesterday as
70 the truth Of the report from Tonawanda that
the Vanderbilts buying the stock of the
Lehigh Valley Railroad. When Drexel Co., Of
Philadelphia furnished funds TO take up the float
ing debt OF the road, stock controlling the prop
erty put in with the firm. The story
has been that Edwin w. Winter. who is soon 70
retire from the presidency of the Northern Pacific
Railroad. would succeed E. p. Wilbur president
OF the Lehigh Valley.
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
The following was the resul, OF the offe
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Msdson-st. S. 25ol # of Jack,on-st. ok 9,
James r aSaar to Ss9aS:
.' Henry sot; oss and WIFE %
Same property; Maria Thompson to Margaret
ls1: .ss Il asr Of Av s1s C. s7aloa'
.,th,si. 5 1852 It v Of shave. laioxloo:
,ssa 81 % %s East MHrtaS and Nsc Pn
Pheasant No 42o. iGxGG; Arthur Insraham to =,
lao,hst. PrD s 80 Of pakavc 251ooi cath.
fins ~ ' 2i Ea Ida G sSHats te
iosih:st No $50 West; James j ccsan ana wife
,OS s. HS't Nos II and 10 West George Monk ct al
i+is 100 e Of ar GC %, S Tw.nII
thru street BnPt ds:o GhSreh 100 5000
iS2Sx irregular: Henry Maibrunn and wife to
con ans 20 ss wiia% Schneider to John
sdare e"n'S'' 15c f, u orchard:s 5c.27ox
s.'s as? fa%a5S II srsos 100 CO # to So Of
Homer Hari;5 as trustee: s L yS Martha s'}9' la
re yslis place. iois It Of Bos;onave N'''
15xioo: Pstty. sqqara Walker Realty Com :. ,oo
psnv 70 Max Goldner 90 =: ror,c, 147oo
Sp sSsioa Ezra Pin Iiney ' and wife william
p%,nsrdss 1'G q ssS,,ave BOX 40
Lot S g. I @ap Van DSs rSrf ? Ephra% Si Levy to
Patrick Rafer and wife .................... $50
Broadway NJ Gai and No 1866 Crosby-st; Louis
Sachs e, al 10 William II Jackson: 10000
West Dds $ No 30. q; 4x.3: West 3d-ss :,
No 81 21.4x75: Stephen q Thomas and wife TO .
s5ih-s,. No ~ Vest ls.oHa7G; isabelle d 49,.
7sh-s $, 50 # Of Amsterdam-aye. ok
1922; William Z Lyon. jr. and wife TO Frances &,
Amscrdamavc. W s. 10 ii # n Of iiothst 25x
100 iritton Havens. referee 20 simon Doctor 10000
lc3d-st, No 225 West. 34.9xl0o. William II Butler
. Thomas Tierney and another .:...:..:..: i
165th-st 2G6.S II Of l0th-ave. l6sx6Sxl6lO
x65S; Chrstmer Hanson and another to George ,
Lot s76 map Van Nest Park; Ephram Levy ...
70 Frank Miller ........................ 4oo
'hs,j wd 120 10 of n Mn'a 2o.oco
1l0th-s s. 53.4 IT of Madison-ave 16sxloo1l;
Chephas Brainerd jr referee, TO Ann Young s.oo
l50h-st n s. 100 II W Of Courtand,- AVE. 25x1ls:
Charles L McGlade and wife % Robert Davis.
Lots 06 and 97, map undercline Terrace Eprram ooo
Levy to Stephen Bedcll ...t..........:.;. 2Vo
Pyne-st, $50 # Of Bayard.st. 75xl57; Rob o,-o
ert Gray and wife 10 William Metzrath 1850: 2oo0
7th-ave. corner 2d-st. 5cxl05. Wakeheld; ooo
George Dew Clocke and wife 70 John DAVIDSON i,ooV
97th-st, No 1873 West; Frances Problem to "iliiaH :,
Brook-ave. W s. sol +, OF l69d-st 25xeo.4;
Thomas Mclaughlin and wife to Thomas Mu- ,oo
,- mare cr ,.,;b oxoix irregular:
Thomas Mulhare to Thomas Mcl1aughln... lo"o
Kirk Place s. lots 10 and Al map Prospect
Hi estate; Anna Boyd TO Annie DECK - ,oo
cl sn,n ave. W s. I7e Il n OF Tacoma-st 75.5x
ll0.llx75xl02G; William Watt 10 James Gilie
Classen-ave. 1906 II Of TacOma-st 25lx
ll22x25xloo11; William Watt 10 Anthony o-o
Lots 2Si to 257. Block G. amended map property
II Rose Mapes estate Hudson Rose to
William q Watt Z2'o
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NACIIfxEVI.

s...,s., - ,--r1NNN>>N0.N -y>~N-->~N~>NN
AT REDUCED rRrCES. 800 secondhand
wood and lrNn working machines: fully
gusrani-ei: machinery bought and -x-
changed. GEORGE ID. EDDY. Jos Madi-
al.
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UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner 10Th stPubllc worship 70 morrow ii a m and
p. m. Rev. HIRAM G. HAYDN. D. D.. Of Cleveland
will preach morning and evening. Wednesday evening
service at ; O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10

UNION METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 4stn-st
test OF Broadway; Rev. CLARK WRIGHT: u; D.. Pas
tor.Seryices 1O:f3 a. and 1:i5 Sunday school
2:3o p. m. Earnest Workers Bible Cass. a. m. Mr.
JOHN BEATT;E. leader.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10

4istst. near 9th ave Rev. g $. NARROWER. d.. D..
and Rev. l.. -. LONGACRE Pasors.-During July: Sun
day school. o;ij; preaching II and Ii5; Wednesday
pr/yer-meetng s.
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FOR SALE.

w. ->.~->-~.~-.N~oy>~@c/> ~<S'<~~"~N~N">N<>~
2S-FOOT SLOOP YACHT. fully rigged' q
vears old exchange for small steam or
naphtha launch. BONUS. Box q. Tribune
Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10

Ism and Christianity Services SUNDAY Wednesday and
ASSOCIATION HALL 23ds, and ~ i, aye Sunday,
by xosk ba.. Men nv.d
e. opHsA ss ..s s
n RS q. .Dss s .su4s s oI.
AT THE SCOTCH pREsByTERIAN S CHURCH; es,n-
s"' s"'I. LEN sF 1soN b. e.
day evening" % Pfs''1 al "'dos'
CHURCH, cor: Morton :,.Rcy CHARLES 4: aotLs;
st. m osS enS ~ &
O'Clock cordial welcome Seats all free.
BRICK CHURCH,
Rev. NJ w5a %ShT s4SrRES D rs 3D. r..s.n. o,
Hamilton College
we w sysSns ss eTv az
to inc Snns m. 'ssnSsd t. a s sna &c ally
tend these services
Hnw d re n ss
ton, w. will preach Service at II a. m. and y.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH IVES, s7th.st-Dr.
MORSE breaches at II and s. Public cordially invited to
all the services
CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL "a! CHURCH. i:oth-
Preaching by Rev ALBERT SWIFT. Associate Pastor.
at 1880 a. m. and 7:iJ M. Cordial welcome.
CENTRAL BAPTIsT cHuRcH; .2a-s,., west of 7,h-
More M @ Three BAPTISM s
night night Song service. $50 Everybody welcome. ' "
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Yves, s7,h-st.
s;SSs 0qdway sna r6 6ey Tt T2s MERLE
S 81 To- " v pacn M and
,: r. Christie, nn Endeavor Monday. p m. Strangers
cSa4es ST S %
loa5. Testimona service Friday evening 3 a, Read,
Wednesday evenings.
CHURCH OF THE INCARNArToN.
Madison S ave and S''h'st
a. n The Holy Communion
II m, Morning service and sermon
p Ill., Strangers cordial, invited.
CHURCH OF THE PURITANs. isothst near 5th-ave.
Union serySes a nos a. ara nS All
seats free.
CHURCH OF THE sTRANGERs. Mcrcer,st., near 9Th
and 59adway OPEN ALL :acn sUMMERmKev p
and 7:i5. Morning subject: THE Walk to Emmaus."
WEST END co o5 REL i cMhcH
B. 81 D.. Of Albany viii preach
MIDDLE COLLEGIATE II BvFoEME pne cguE RI, ID
at II "A. m. and p
UNIV iElNnto ,oi.lSrIIa T. htr ,hSrD
CHI RCU.-Rey +. S. Schenck b. d. will preach IL
"a. m.
EIETH AVENUE .coLLEGIATE REFORMED
CHURCH 4sth-s and 5th-ave.Church closed during
month of July.
MARBLE COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH
29th-st. and 5th ave.
Rev. ALFRED f. MEYERS will preach at
II M topic How ch mist Respected the Freedom Of
D. H. topic. what Paul and silas Did for the Jaler"
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH HARLEM.
First church closed second Church i2det and Ienox-
ave.-Rev. +. H. MARLING. ID. d. breaches 1880
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AMONG THE BROKERS AND AT
THE EXCHANGE

John d Crm'n!ns has soid Yer improvement the
ploS, lcxiN feel. on the northwest corner Of Sew
enth-nye. AVID oae-hundre cleven;h-st. oppo-
siio the foregoing parcel private terms.
4. /" AiorGecai q Sen have acid for the estate Of
Edwaso j. King 20 Leopold Kahn the block Of
ground bourued by Seventh and ST. Nicholas Hfes
and Northumberland ifteenth-st.. !5iixi59xi77 MI
Kahn vii erec. haaosons apartment nvdses
Sed. Estate Company 10 Sallic w Wacfsnan one
OF RON of Six Few two-sto.y os!ck dweii:ngs ~
one huns II ct. 2i2 feet west OF
AmsteI ia In-ave., I6x40xiDo
Mrs Eugene Conkn has sold No 90. West Forty-
hftn-st, foGr-stor. bTcwnstcDe yelling, On lot
NloxiOo5. for sbou, Ss2.cto
Lone! Froehlic. has SOLD No. ISL East Sixtieti
81. four-story dwelling. .,x5ox!'1 for LOUIS NJ.
Mr.. Froehch has also sold No "a East Seventy
second-st,, three-story dwelling. 1sxSoxl0. for
Mrs. Katie ChocG to Mr. Crowley. .
ru3simons q Smith have sold for Eugene H.
Conklin the four-story high-stoop brownstone pri-
56x0a5.
Columbus-ave.. a fve-story double brick Ra,hoasc,
on lot 27xlM Mr.. Heymarn has sold No. 699 West
End-ave, southwest corner Of Ninety ninth-st.,
three-story brownstone dwelling on lot 2iXso for
about $500
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
The following was the result OF the offerings at
auction yesterday at No. IL broadway:
BY d. Phoenix Ingraham COMO. Is to g West
S;xty-fourth-st. near Central Park West three
fve-story stone-front hathOuses. plot l5xlW5:
amount due, sl.23; prior mortgages. about $4,000;
Taylor ct al: referee. William S. Andrews; attor
ney. William II. Harris. follows: No. ~ was
sold the membranes 10 George ii. Brewer
Nos. Is and q were withdrawn; $40.
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WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Amsterdam
eve. and i05th-st.. Rev. JOHN BALLOON SHAW. ID. D..
Pastor; Rev. JAMES HINT Err. Assistant Pastor
VIII preach at II m. and p. sundayschool. e:45
Y. p s. G.. f., T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10

ST. BARTHOI.OMEW'S CHURCH. Nadison-ave. and
4&th-st,. the Rev. DAVID ". GREER d. D.. Rector
Morning service, IL O'Clock. Rev. ROBERT c. BOOTH
will dictate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10

PHILLIPS PRECAUTIONARY CHURCH. Madison ave,
northeast I3d-stPreaching by the Pastor Rev.
JOHN K. BUSHNELL. at IL a. and y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10

AMERICAN MISSION TO THE JEWS No I2a Grand
ST. corner Attorney-.t -HERMANN wARsZAWIAK
breaches to-day fSs turday) at p. subject "Juda-
ism and Christieniy Services SUNDAY Wednesday and
Friny evenings. at Jews and Christians welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10

PARK AVENUE METHODIST CHURCH makes -
careful preparation for summer services part OF
the They keep open house. all their services
every Sunday Of the The Pastor. DR.. YAH. will
preach every Sunday in July and all strangers made
welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10

WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, west
ODD EeaI 1th- ave.-Rcv. FRANCIS CARRUTHERS
breaches at II a. and I:a5 p. Welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10

MEMORIAL BAFULST. Washington squsre.-EDwAfD
JUDSON. Pastor. will preach 0;45 and $780, morustg
subject. young Peoples Society for Christian Ends.RC"
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NJ annattan Beach

Manhattan Beach,
Trains leave FOOT EAST 18th ST.. .we,e days.
90 $40 IiO. 80 HOO A. Nj. 1910 and half hourly
from 1910 10 5io 600 and half hourly from 6io to 0+0
T. NJ additional train days. {. J. G.. l2:t0 7. NJ
EXCURSION TICKETS. 40 CENTS.
Trains leave WHITEHALL. ST, week days. hourly
from $40 a. NJ. To l:i0. and half hourly from i:i0
e:lo 1910 J. NJ Additional trains race DAYS C. J. c.
ll:4O \. NJ. 1910 y. N. Saturdays 1910 p. NJ.
EXCURSION TICK ETs. 10 CENTS.
ROCKAWAY BEACH.
fa so sac 70 20 eth 81 100 y .o w sso d As
5:3o $50 10 $40 $40 =. NJ. Additional trains Sat
uriays only. l:o0. $50. 90 81.
COMFY ISLAND.
CULVER ROUTE.
Trains leave foot WHITEHALL. ST, via Bay Ridge
week days and Sundays $40. 9:O and half hourly
1910 A. NJ 1910 T. NJ. Last train Coney Isla
1l:35 y N.
EXCURSION TICKETS. 25 CENTS.
LONG BEACH.
Trains leave foat East 3ith st.. q y. week days
J:2i $50. ESQ. 1000 L. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10

MANHATTAN CONGREGATIONAL CTrrcH. matt
and the Boulevard.-Rev. ALEX. y. BOURNE, xSskaA
y. r.. will preach. Service ct IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10
SUNDAY EXCURSION
Around Staten Island
STEAMER ST. JOHNS

From Pier 8 y. r.. al 2:.0 ?. IT.
Sunday July nth, the IT. Johns OF the Sandy HOOK
Route will make trip around staten Island leaving
Jersey city station Central II. r. OF New Jersey
at rs T. NJ. New York. Pier s. foot Rector Street Mt
Fare for round TIP adults 80 children under -
reara