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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11
SUPREME COURT CITY AND COUNTY

SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
OF NEW YORk.-Eliza,s -. DIsH-t
plaintiff. aga.ns, Louis AGrcn ana '''s's'
defendants. ,.-..,,s
In Pursuance Of a judgment Q. forces
u-e and sale made ana sars1 az. ne
above entitled action ard besT'hs "a
2T.h iav % January. 1895. !, tLe e..o
signed. the Referee N ss!. m.
named, Will sell - pubic a., Ssl.. .,
Exchange saiesrooms. no. ~ ~ he ~
in the borough OF Manhattan, ~ - -,
- New York on Tuesday. the M w -t,, i.
N,rch lS9S az - o'clock noon :. "
lam Kennedy. Auctioneer. the uienl.ss ~
said Judgment mentioned ana "'s'''''
All an hi cer,ain dwelling house and .os
Of lard. situate. lying and be.hs 81 ~
southerlv SIDE u Forty-nrst sIe.,, - -. ~
CITY OF New York. N the '9uhe2 - sa.-.-,fsa
OF New York. and oocad'i Al"
rs follows: 80. s,rthsrly
side Of saii Forty-hrst Street ola.e-' -
hundred and eighty-fNe f1sl sds,,.. e.,
the southeasterly corner o. S..,,sIr.
Street and Second Avenue. 'u.o 's 80
thence cas,er.y along we so-. 80. thcnc~
Forty-arst street sixteen i'S s.,,.,,,a a
sou,herly parable. Win second A''.'.s' -
through the party wall let"eeh ''.' - -
house and the house next eastelly -.
ing the same ninety-sieht Get nlNg -
to the centre line OF he nlocA -
Forty-hrst and Fortleth streets. -
westerly along said last mentioned H..i
sixteen feet and thence nQrtheuy pes
with second Avenue and through Ur l-I
wall between the said nrst ireA'ep -.
dwelling house and the house next Ne'..ss
adjoining the same. ninety -elSAt istt 49, -,
irchcs 10 the sOutherly side ~ Fcrty~"'"
Street. AZ the point OF heg,nnias' "a
Being the same premises conNey.s
Louis Aaron snd MsA lsaacs ts 1..f
Pfelfrer and Maria. his wife. ny deco 49,
September 18Th. 1890. and frcQty,l 80
tenber l7th. 1870. in Liter 2aol ~ Cow"
ancrs at page 1885. -.
The said premises are subject 70 "
covenants and restrictions coiithsd W
certain deed made by Walter !. 'IW.ns;
Executor CT the last Will ard testament az "
Gertrude Cutting, deceased. 10 Jolh v"
stevens. dated November ist l,pt A,I
reconiea IN tie Office u the lssiste
the City ana County @, New YORK On ~.
cemhcr 3Ofh. 1854. IN Llher s3l 81 'on.
veyances AZ page L.. and also g me tsl..s
and provisions q a certain sewer ast
ment made rs and between John W. 49,,
ems and i.herhard Fdber dated Deceinsss
2sth. 1854. ard recorded IN said X 80
office on December 3lst, ir1i, IN Llot' w.
OF ConNeyancss az page S,.
Dated February stE, lS9>
EDWIN y. ROOT. Referee
LEE q LIE.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
20 Nassau street. Borough OF Msn'
haitian. New York C.ty, y.
The following is a diagram II the ptoy,
er,y 20 be soh. which is No. $50 .-]''
4ist Street:
4ist sueet Go. 3So EasD.
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ONE HUNDRED AND THrRTY-sIxrH
sTRGET.-supreme Court city ,ni
County OF New Y0ri. harles Tnanzst
against John J. Fltzpat-ick AMI others
In pursuance 0, judgment u :orsclos-
ure and sale. made ami entered 10 tie
above entitled action. ani holr.rs date -,
4th day OF February. 1895. T. ne UNDER
signed. the referee therein named. VIII sell
AZ public auction. ~ the NeN-fork Real
Estate Saissroom. No. III Brlstysy n
the Borough OF Manhattan. u the city o,
New York on the q day ~ March lse-.
az l2 O. clock noon on that day. by william
Kennedy. auct.onesr, the premises IN .-a
Judgment mentioned and therein described
ss follows:
All those four certain lots. pieces or
parcels Of land situate, lying ar9 beirF N
the city Of New York formerly ~ Tie
town Of Morrisania, County = s'ehes'er
and state % New Yorh. being lots knoHn
and designated by The numbers esa'y-foa,,
eirhty-seven go n block ~. 3 'tsei 90
map entitled MAP A % r'sl estate stu
ate IN the town Of Morr.sania ans county
OF Westchcsfer belonging 70 the FoT
Morris Land and improvement COMPANY,
dated October ist.. 1865 and fled n ne
Office OF the Register o., TIE County q
Westchaster a, White Plains o. ~ lsth
day OF October. 1865 ss Nap 10. 5, IN.
premises hereby conveyed being h0ltlec
and described as follows Beginning a.
dred and Thlrty-siNth street distant one
hundred and twenty-five tl25) ieet east
vnrdiy from the intersection so-mei ~
the said southor,y side y ore hinisei
and Thirty-sixth street with ne eiFery
eide OF St AIMS avenue, running tnsnce
southeriy and parallel with -. Arns sy.-
nue. one hundred 100, feet % tie ceitO
line Of the block. thence eastwafa.y a9fs
said centre lire 0, the block one nrrfiei
200 feet. thence northerly along the Tss',
erly side o, lot No. GO on said map ar
parallel with 81. AIMS avenue one hli,
fred 400 feet to The s,Uthsrly SIDE r,
one Hundred and Thirty sixth street. az:
thence westerly a.ons The s3utAe.ly sle o.
One Hundred ard Thirty -sirth Ttrerf 80
hundred (lOc) feet 20 the point or plsce q
beginning, and being the same premises
conveyed 10 he said party " to 1fsi
part thereto BY the party o. the .eco1t
part by deed bearing even date with SAD
mortgage. which mortgage vas given &c
secure a portion OF the purchase moSJ
therefor.
Dated New York. February sth. 1855
JOHN ". HUTCHINSON, Ja.
Re,svs.
CHAR Es UNhNGsT
Plan W AMI Attorney In Persona "a.
No q Nassau street. New York CITY.
The following is q diagram Of TIRE prop
erty aforesaid.
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THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK, by the grace OF God. free and
independent-To Antonio Mengen. Gustav
Gorldt. MART Gorldt. the heirs and next
OF kin Of Richard Gordt, deceased. send
greeting whereas. Amaila Goridt. OF tho
piled to the Surrogate's Court OF our
County o. New York. TO have a Ger
tain instrument In writing relating
10 both real and personal property.
duly proved a. the 10 II VII, and Testament
OF Richard Gor.dt. late of the County Of
New York. deceased. Therefore, you and
each OF YOU. are cited 10 appear before the
Surrogate OF our County OF New York. at
his once in the County Of New York. on
the eighth dag Of March. one thousand
eight hundred and nlnety-eight. at two
o'clock IN the afternoon OF that day. then
and there. to attend the probate Of the said
last VIII and Testament And such OF you
as are hereby cited. az are under the age OF
twenty-one years. are required 10 appear
by your guardian. II you have one. or II
YOU have none. TO appear and apply FOR
one TO be appointed. or In the event OF
your neglect or failure 10 do 80. a guar
dian will be- appointed by the Surrogate TO
represent and act for you In the proceed
ing.
In Testimony Whereof We have caused
the Seal Of the Surrogate's Court Of our
said County OF New York 10 be hereunto
FITZGERALD. a Surrogate OF our said
County OF New York. at said County. the
18th DAY Of January. IN the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and nine
ty-eight. J. FAIRFAX MLAUGHLTN.
a.. So Clerk Of the surrogate's Court.
FORSTER. HOTATLNG & KLENKE.
Attorneys for Petitioner
80 Wall Street.
Borough OF Manhattan,
y. y. city.
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l2fTH ST.
100

The approximate amour; Of the Len OF
charge upon the aforesaid rfpefy 70
satisfy which the same IS TO o sod Is
So. 80, with Interest there 9 fnos
February 81. 1875. together with the costs
u this action and Interest and the ap-
proximate amount OF the charges or !lens
FOR taxes. water rents etc., Nereo.
s63. 90. and interest thereon.
The premises viii - SD SUBJECT %
prior mortgages aggresat,nS slVo".e' 80
interest on So, 10000 thereof from July an.
1897 at the rate Of , per cent. sne 90
81 500 90 thereof from June 5Vth. 1870 al
thu rate OF per cent. per annum.
JOHN W. HUTCHINSON. JK-,
Re.eree.
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L1H6FELL0W SLHne :

NOTF-The approximate amount OF inc
lien Gncluding taxed costs and allowance
and disbursements amounting 10 s5o'.ox',
10 satisfy which the premises are 20 oe
sold Ia $50 4l9IT with Interest on Sl2,-
OGl 80 from January u. 1895. and on
s35T.52 from February ;. 1893: and ne
arproxima,e amount Of taxes. assessments
and other liens upon the premises De
scribed In the foregoing notice 81 sac
Which arc TO ba allowed 70 the purchaser
out 81 tho purchase money. or which are
20 De paid by the Referee. IL 800.
THOS. G. T. GRAIN. Referee
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FORECLOSURE SALES.


TWENTY-THIRD WARD. NEAR HUNT
POINT ROAD.-EEW YORK 81 IRENE
COURT. COUNTY or NEW lOHh.-ED
WARD A. ROLLINS. Plaintin. against
LEWIS s. SAMUEL AND OIHbto, De
fendants.-AcrION No. .. In pufsuahSs
OF a Judgment OF foreclosure and sale duV
made and entered In the above entitled ac-
ton. and bearing date the 5th day OF req
ruary, lsys 1. the understand the feieroe
In said Judgment named. will sell AT pupiic
auction, at the New YORK hcaI .-S'a'o
Salesroom. Number Ill Broadway, In the
Borough OF Manhattan. In the city ana
County OF New York. on Monday. the 'th
day OF March. lSS. al twelve COCK mon"
by william Kennedy. suctioneer' tne
premises directed by said judgment 10 ne
cold and 10 be sold as single parcel
ana therein described as follows: ALL
that certain tract OF land in the Clty,
County and State OF New hoIn. Doun"r.
and described as follows: BEGlNNlNt az
the corner formed BY ne intessecs,on r.,, u,
the Westerly side OF whittier street with
the Northerly side OF Lafayette Avenue,
running thence Westerly along Lafayette
Avenue one hundred and nifty feet tnence
Northarly one hundred feet. thence East-
erly one hundred and fftv feet TO Whittier
Street and thence southerly one hundred
feet 70 the point or place OF beglnn.hs,
said premises being known as lots l3' 20
1879 inclusive on a MAP ~ ls2 lots, Delns
part Of the Gilbert Homestead. nun.
Point. made by John g. Van Horne. 'ity
Surveyor"
ALSO, ALI. tho land OF the said Lewis
s Samuel lying East and North OF Wht-
tier Street and known the Meadow lana'
Nothing herein contained shall be consld
cred ms defeating the said streets -ahd
avenues. c,. -,
Dated Borough Of Manhattan. City OF
New York. February 10. 1895.
THOS. G. r. GRAIN. Referee.
GEO. W. CARR, Plaintiff Attorney, ~
Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan. ''ty
~ New York -
Tn. following I. diagram OF the
property referred to in the foregoing nou'e
of sale:
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

so~N>>--O -.>~-N-. --@~N-(~ N~N'N~>> -,
NICELY furnlshe: large rooms WIN
board. for gentlemen. IN hneIy npPoo- o.,
ed rouse. private American family Sh
Y
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NOTE.-The approximate amour, OF tho
lien dncludins taxed costs allowance AMI
disburs amenis amounting 70 s32l.Oo 10
satisfy which the premises are 20 be sold
+ sl3 5gj.sG with interest IN ti3 2a1 -
from January e. is6s. and on s329 02
from February 5. 1895 and the approx
mate amount of taxes. assessments and
other Hens upon the premises described TN
the foregoing notice OF SALE WI ich are %
be- allowed n the purchaser out OF the
purchase money. or which are 10 he paid
bv the Referee. is ss25.
THOS g. T. GRAIN. Referee
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billiard AND FOOL TABLES.

oo>o~>~~N>.>S~~~~o~s~
MANUFACTURERS Of Billiard ano rn.'
Table,: reasonable prices easy
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EoRECLOsURE sAIFs

livery OF possession by the receiver. :. al
be entitled 10 receive. and shall take. To-
said property subject ~ any gains or loss,.
that may have accrued or been incurx.
Subsequent to the day ~ sale. -
ANY further Information desired IL.
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fOf.rrlxalon.
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l30TH STREET

BOTH STREET
The approximate amount ~ the lien ~
charge TO satisfy which thef property = 70
be sold Is sl3075s9 with interest Tom
January q. 1875. and the appr1sims.
amount ~ the charges or Hens f0r tsrea
water rates. &c. thereon is $40 =. alta
interest 10 t. added.
JOHN II. ROGAN.
Referee
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SURROGATE NOTICE.

CORNELL. SARAH AN PURSU-
ance OF an order OF Hon. Frank T.
Fitzgerald. surrogate OF the City and
County Of New York
Notice IL hereby given to ali persons
having claims against Sarah A. Cornell
late OF Montclair, County OF Essex. State
OF New Jersey. deceased. to present the
came with vouchers thereof TO the sub
scriber, at his place OF transacting busi-
No "a Pine street, In the City o. New
York, on or before the 9th day OF May
next
Dated New York. the 9th day o: No
vember 1897.
GEORGE B. CORNELL
Administrator.
wErMORB & JENNER.
Attorneys for Administrator.
"a Pine St. New York city.
N PURSUANCE o an order OF Hon.
Frank T. Fitzgerald, Surrogate OF the
City and County OF New York
Notice IL hereby given TO all persons
having claims against Robert r. Dletz,
late OF the City OF New York. deceased. TO
present the same with vouchers thereof 10
the subscribe-s at their place OF transact
Ing business a. the Office Of Daniel Mason.
No. 50 william Street, in the City OF New
York. on or before the 14th day OF May
next.
Dated New York. the Both day OF %
tober 1897.
FREDERICK DrETZ.
VIM. HENRY WHITE.
SAMUEL MCMILLAN.
EKecuto-A
DANIEL MASON,
Attorney for Executors
IS william st.. n. Y. city.
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sUPERFLUoUs HAIR REMOVERs

NIL hAIR hIi1.ED-Freo, TO prove cleo
tr1ciiy permanent. harmless and pain
lsss Poi MINER. 10 West S4th-st.
sUfEEFLUOUS HAIR. rioles. destroyed
by electricity; faces rounded, physicians
references. HELEN BRIGGS. "a West
.3d-S
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Z -. ,,,n q
The approximate amour. OF the .''i 70
ctarge 70 satisfy which this prop' - .,n-
he sold Is s6235. with interest ron S,a,Ss
airy 70, 1875, besides costs ane a., rom
g"nuary y. 1895. and the expenses q, "a,
sale estimated at $i25. The apr n,ssr
amount OF taxes. assessments and 0s"t he
liens upon the property. when a.s ,ur-
allowed TO the purchaser our g. '.,ti ey
The Referee, IL Se6s .o3 and Interest,
EDWIN II. ROOT. he'e'
LEE & LEE.
plaintif's Attorney
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cvoung preferred with moderhte
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MACHINERY.


AT REDUCED P2lcEs-SaO secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fuIiy
guaranteed. machinery uOuSnL anI q
chanFed. GEORGE 3. EDDY. sos Naci-
soC-st
FOR SALE & c. l5-hors. motor. Y.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ACTIVE PARTNER. with experience.
wanted IN retail paint and waIpape,r
.,ars. a splsnd.d opportunity for enerfeuc
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STORAGE

1'HT SETTRIf. STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. 100 -lGT-iGs West s2d-st stor-
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LOST.

BANK BOOK No. 3OS, lbs Of thu Union
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-06-15
Death of rIrs. George Cowling.

A large circle Of friends have been called
upon to mourn by the death of Mrs.
George c. Cowling, who died June s, at
her home on Brook street.
Mrs. Cowling has been i'll for about a
year with consumption, but was about
the house until shortly before she died.
Mrs. Cowling was born in Scotland
and came while young to Canada with
her parents. Five years ago she mar
ried Mr.. Cowling and has since resided
in st. Johnsbury. She joined the Metho-
dist church few years ago and was a
constant attendant upon the services.
She was also an active member of the
Epworth League and the Sunday school.
She was a good woman and will be
greatly missed in the circle in which she
moved. H.r ste
Her funeral was held in Grace Metho-
dist church last Friday afternoon, the
services being conducted by Rev. Thomas
lyric. A large company was present,
including delegation of Mr.. Cowling s
shopmates. The interment took place
in Mt. Pleasant cemetery
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Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Proutv
of Newport; Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman P.
Wood of Burlington, and goodly dele
cation OF friends from Waterford where
the bride is so pleasantly remembered.
All the brides family was present except
her brother, Robert N. Fairbanks, who is
now in Australia.
Among the many beautiful and costly
gifts from individuals and groups of
friends it seems appropriate to speak
particularly OF three. A large and hand
some linen bed-spread wrought by the
ladies Of the society and bearing the
names of the donors came from the
Ladies benevolent society of the Water
ford Union Congregational church." A
beautiful sterling silver water pitcher
"From friends in Hamilton" and fifty
five dollarsin gold from The Woonsocket
Parishioners."
The groom is pastor OF the Globe Con-
gregational church at Woonsocket where
he has faithfully and successfully labored
for the last five years. He was gradua-
ted from Williams College and Andover
Theological Seminary and his first pas
torate was at Hamilton, Mass. After
laboring there Eve years he accepted a
call to the church in Woonsocket. The
bride is a graduate Of our Academy and
Smith College and has long been inter-
ested in the religious work OF her church
and this community. Active in Sunday
school and gospel work she will be much
missed here and greatly beloved and
honored in her Rhode Island home. MIR.
and Mrs. Aivord have taken with them
the benediction of loving hearts and the
best wishes of wide circle OF friends.
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before, go and hear DR.. R. c. Flower in
his free lecture to men and women at
Stanley Opera House Friday evening.
Landlord Howe has recently pur-
chased new bus, with which to trans
port passengers to and from the trains.
1t was purchased Of Henderson Bros. of
Boston and will seat ten people. 1t was
used for the first time Monday and is a
great improvement over the old coach.
1t resembles beach wagon and is es-
pecially appropriate to carry passengers
to and from the wharf"
st. Johnsbury is well represented this
week at the annual session Of the General
Convention of Congregational churches
at Morrisville and at the annual meet
ings Of the Masonic bodies at Burling-
ton. About so members Of Palestine
Commandery, No. s, Knights Templar,
went to Burlington this morning to at
tend the dedication of the temple. The
st. Johnsbury band accompanied them
and will take part in the procession.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-06-15
Saturdays Caucus.

The republican town caucus at the
Town Hall Saturday afternoon was a
regular love feast and all the delegates
were chosen in about 10 minutes. Two
separate tickets had been freely circulated
before the caucus and it looked as if there
might be quite a contest, but only one set
of delegates were put in nomination and
the tickets were elected by acclamatien.
Freeman A. Pierce, chairman of the
town committee, read the call and the
caucus organized by electing Alex. Dun
nett chairman and Gilbert E. Woods
clerk.
Judge w. P. Smith placed the folio wing
ticket in nomination for delegates to the
state convention: Henry c. Ide. ]. E.
Hartshorn, L. D. Hazen, D. M. Bacon,
Harry Blodgett, John c. Clark, r. c,
Fletcher, Emerson Hall, Frank H,
Brooks, William S. Boynton.
These delegates were chosen to the dis.
trict convention, Icing placed in nomi'
nation by Alex. Dunnett, who said they
were all for Gen. Grout; c. H. Stevens
L. H. Farnham, P. F. Hazen, Ellery Pot
ter, y. S. Abbott, Crawford Ranney, ].
M. Allen, E. H. Ross, M. Montgomery
A. L. Bailey.
Henry c. Bates nominated the follow
ing for the county convention, adding
that they were all in favor of the loca
candidates: George Ranney, Arthur F
Stone, James Ritchie, E. L. Stiles, ]. H
Holder, W. W. Sprague, o. W. Orcutt
Alex Dunhett. T. R. Stiles, D. Y. Com
stock, John Somerville. - ~
The delegates to all the convention
were instructed to choose their wn alter
mates.
Freeman A. Pierce, Gilbert E. Woods
and Philip H. Stone were elected towi
committee for the next two years. Thi
completing the business, the caucus ad
iourned.