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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-25
LIFE AT FISKE HALL.
HOW THE STUDENTS LIVE IN BARNARD'S
NEW RESIDENCE BUILDING.
THANKSGIVING DAY AMONG THE RESIDENT STU
DENTS OF BARNARD COLLEGE-EXER-
cIsEs AND SOCIAL CELEBRA-
TONS FOR TO-DAY.

With the opening OF residence hall life at
Barnard College takes on new aspect. The
students no longer day scholars. but
members Of college community.
Miss Walker and a dozen or more OF the students
spent Thanksgiving AZ the college. They enjoyed
regular Thanksgiving dinner and informal So
cial celebration aferward. Doubtless they will
some day take delight In telling OF the first
Thanksgiving Flslse'
To-day Barnard College ontortains at luncheon
more than threa hundred Of the teachers from
secondary schools IN the Middle States. who vii.
meet in convention at Columbia University. Miss
Walker will act NJ hostess. The second session OF
the convention will lc held at Barnard College this
afternoon
Fiske Han IS the wos, wing Of Barnards only
college building. Mblnk. the recitation hall.
forming the centre lis eastern windows Overlook.
the quadrangle. those ou the north. ives; ana
south take in the bloc sweep Of TN" Hudson ana
the long wall OF tho Palisades 80 college in The
country. however rural IS situation. commands p
finer BIZ OF natural scenery than BERNARD hNl''
OF the ,ige ~ the metropolis
4 colonnade borders the thiec inclosrd sides o.
the quadrangle. From its pavement springs the
curvinR flight ~ steps which leads 10 the great
doorway Of Flske HAIL. Just az the right q the
entrance hall are the rooms appropriated t" MISS
| Susan Walker. the head Of Fisk" Hall
The girls OF Fiske are IN charge Of 10 matron
| or sup, rintendent IN Miss Walker they have ar
elder sister just enough older than they are e
| b. helpful to them. and young enough 20 really
| share their interests. Miss Walker when stu
! dent at Bryn Mawr. was president OF the Self
! Government Association OF that college and 81
| naturally IS IN favor Of 4 similar method Of regu
, lating condrc; Mt Barnard.
! Il mean Fiskc to re ae unlike boarding -schoo
! as possible" she says and yet not at all like
hotel The lovely home-fe' ideal Of which some
educators talk does not appeal 10 me, either. Col
eee life ouGh, he different from home life. NOR
| indopendont That IS Of its advantages. W
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p,1,wtyclR nol NEKEEPIyG.

For r,ore tlln twenty yeats 'ie bone % Ms T.
81 Dudlev has been ina railway car ana -.
.,o,.ll, dainty ana convenient Aiii" nome III IT,
COO Externally 10 looks IKE any oNer ''SS'ie
ga. hut inside Inc resemblance r'a''.''''H '''7
-. mis- fs tb. ,ecil 1tsd dtnosfap'- az. mo" IL
IN ov.r The United states by railroad men, d" '''''
w. Dudi.v = attached 80 80 company OF ~ ~
,... oyer, largo railroad engages MN 10 ''T"''
-.,adbed and compile his artoin'u' ''"'"
,.c,.d - directors and presidents cars. 'n,s
Goes over all the roads ln mis- country 90 ~
, which his rcuor.s on track conditions 81
,es,to,- ~ 90 needed equipments ar" u's'''
60, ,esfd. bi. wonderful device MT. p""'
- tho v..yiness Of the track IN"
..,,,heo and descended. the re'0iui'o"S 90
.,,ols ,.o miles travelled and anything f's' ia"
,.ods attention. while in the other enH OF III. 90
u~. Dudley carries On housekeeping as set'nr{ an
,Snncb rev establishment was firmly hh'"o''' VS.
MadlsOn-aye , ,a-ior a bedroom,
,r Amin room and kitchen, All peTie' -
,,o,n,sd Here are her Writing -neSh i''' tf,a,e
machine and her tiny stove pon ~. made ~.
"a desks are photographs and SKIER hes H'"" -,.s
,rs D'dlfv OF She striking or h"A"tii"i 49,, ~,
80 .aSsey ia Ter travels Besides nor h"iHr'h'p
ne VI Dudley writes a great deal having - -
p hook ~ travels She Is also IN aSiIo i,'
tho sirdV Of the heavens is one or neN'I o In
,~re.i 20 her Mr. Dudeys work IS ail 'oi's sse -
,te Sav,,rne 90 that evenings are cosby pa - :
my tss sssn recently In the yard OF me %rsn ,a
Csntrsi station, where Mrs Dudley was a. n''"e
- bar fy1eo6&
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CHRISTMAS BONES

Several boxes have already bee" p'.'A - '
Sunshine Office for missions and poor lhihll'eS.
In a box FOR Mrs. Tabot-Perkns : SUNSHINE CLASS
Of five children were put doll. from Eva cu'ihp' .
doll named Gretchen from Mrs. BAKER uh'''Ss'"
doll from Antoinette Ions. mittrhs from M''
shove and Mrs Agens; balls. from MISS iurhe'-
man. warm coat. from Joseph scranton ta'''
stockings from Mrs H. VI. Valentines a jacket anu
games from Gertrude Adams; rabbits, rom a.
AUGUSTUS Rice: play reins. from Mrs Theron t.
Parsons, slate from Dean Palmer scrap0ooks tue"
Mss NJ H. Chase: linen picture-books from MISS
Anna Fraser and pair Of boys trousers 'n"'
came without name.
In the box tor Mrs Hlnks's sunshine nani O.
children ranging from the baby thrS" years Oh 10
hoy OF thirteen were packed hanlk'icnlcls' H.,
tens and necktc from Miss Mary Bak,r: ra a,Dr
from j Augustus Rice. game. rom MIS- ,r,ro
mans mittens from Mrs. shove: NttIe doli; VI"
Helen Weston bag. from Mrs i3arra't ana MI; Ml.
Van Amrinse: bag from Mrs Leio"It; Eam Iron
willie Fainter: book from Miss Tnc herman t s"i"'
from Goldsmith and Freddie Pinkney. ahII 9cl'P
hacks from Miss NJ H. Chase and ILbble Map'H
Roxee were also sent to the Evans az %, -
the .. lifornia Branch. mission IN texas ANA ''''
Italian Industrial School II this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-25
TTRV TEREfN'S NEW NOME OPENED
FORMAL OBLIGATORY CEREMONY HELD LAST
r,rxr~,i-TuE PARADE OMITTED.

FORMAL. prpIcAToRY CEREMONY HELD LAST
EvENING-THE PARADE OMITTED.
The uew home of the N"w-fork TURN Nerein' ~
Iexlrgton-ave and Eighty -ifth-st. was forma'y
dedicated last nigh; at o'clock, and unt early
his morning the spacious building resounded with
IN. rnerrment os the enthusiastic turner's.
For many years the Turn Nerein occupied the
b,,ildirg AZ No 65 East Fourih-st. The cost OF
h,,ilding and lot Was s2ol 90 The building Is
rour-story Ushi brick structure, with limestone
trimming The frs, floor is devoted To the
kit hen dining ami reception rooms the second j.
occupied by six classrO rooms. the ballroom Is on the
third floor and the gymnasium is on the fourth
and top floor.
II had been intended To march from the old house,
I'm Fourth-st - the elevated station, and then
Nee, n; the Central Opera House. in SXty seventh
ST. and march TO the new home. The dedication
was scheduled for p. m. The storm made II
necessary to abandon the march ana the dedication
was postponed until s D. m.
At'S o'clock Dr. August Sholer. chairman % the
building Committee. formally handed the keys 70
Pre-. idont Herman Never. President Meyer made
a speech. in which ne congratuated the veren
ipon It's good fortune and thanked the members
Of the Building Committee for their labors
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ison-ave "A Musical Renaissance will be con-

ison-ave - Musical Renaissance VIII De con-
..,o.,o,,
The Women N"Uo""l wa, Nv 49,. Ia.
by voie OF the hoaf' u o,e,to work
meeting will close on November 80 al OUTSIDE "o,M
as an assoclatlon \ meeting Of the directors VIII
H.. hold ON December i to act upon the general
This report Is 10 nG bp hcts for which it was
nrranizcd vii then be dissolved
M. ,,r,,.-,.s rr.. ORGANIZATION Of Brooklyn
VIII meet ms S,,'.''s 90 Iafferson.ayr at :
MI TAIN Stub
.r,. .,.-,,.l meeting, Of the Public Education As
.t. min -, held az he Berkeley I.yceum,
80 J? WeS .' ,S,'Iay on the lessons
h h,r ~ show ins the need for education
and for thorough training in all tn" walks or m;
he list Regiment VIII also SPEAK nrr'{ for on nd
rli H '"''N''
Many congratua lions are being sent 20 Mrs
Harry W. Treat Mrs Treat Is IN van lhu" n'
ish Columbia with her hns9amI anli of ~ her lone
nn,Ib AGO sh. discovered a rich mine OF gold
s1,h si' mas t.I'n tnsr s' now
=, ,.u,., s,,,o. ., civ
lectures upon current eve us inns "o'n'"s at
O'Clock AT the home or Mrs. 'nirI'S T." 1--WE NJ
a West Eighty -'o"' '
: c,a,,.,.s bor,a .,
~ inc P'i'''H W M - - ,. H..
mcrly Carnegie Woman'S christian Temperance
lnion VII 'oG "a mt,'H M, ,i,,S vii MAKE re-
nor, ~ ~" Na,i1nal convention OF -. Paul
- 49,. .,.r.b %. a-i 1-if.b-,ve
~ p'i'i'''''o .. "'' 49,, -,
irfnoon ~ ~ nl ,i, s., oso,,, ''''
m t,,, class m moot AT II
10 Iia''" ''""'
Z" clock ihl- H"l"''S ia '''' HUM va - '' AZ
Coppcrnon viii give one ~ her lectures on "our
Country
,,, ~ ~. q,
YIN p' t pnrI - r,x,r'inrrs
Tho Chamber Of commerce committee appointed
g., htip ions for 2 su!tabl. memorial 20
~ Juan" ~ =, v.o-,.o - han, on
h"'h''' '''" p'" g." '''' ''''' -,
interest," "i VIM ''' '' P''' = ''''. ~ '
WHO" "nd """"h''' "i ''''i''' N"''S ~ '"e''
d-aih ir lrLclp'l Shl,. UP l'" o. 10 t.ig ~,
.fuhf .N'ISi'H ,..i ~ p"IPof' =" I''''''i''H ,,'
N'rnf M1"t.'i', ,,o' VIII, WIN - ~ " ,n,aI "a,
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ORIGIN or WEEK DAYS.

Sunday-The day devoted 10 the worship Oh '''e
.,,, t, our ,o-,f,thers Monday-The day devoted
IN the worshin az the moon 10y our foreiath'rs.
TuesGay-Thc day devoted to tne worship OF ','u
or Tyw the god # Wodnc 70 dsg ya ' ~
,ntcS IN the Worship Of Wooden or Odin the sOu Vl
aird 1hrrs,lo Tho day devoted 10 the WORSHIP
o. Thor tn sod q 'hynder FridsS h az en us
y, ~, <ortb Saurday-The dfr, devoted TO the
-, ~ saturn the god ol agriculture; or
Satyr the god OF the forest. ....-. .-. -.
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.rlIr TIME no rRrsT.'

THE TIME TO TRrST."
What L. the time 20 trust
Ia !. wnen all Is cali
When waves the Victor's pain'
And lie IS one glad psalm
Of Joy and praise
Va. hut the time 10 trust
Il when the waves beat hlsh,
When Storm clouds MI the sky
.. help and save.
When IS the lime 20 trust
Il IL when friends aye true
Is II when comforts WOO
And in all Ne say ana 90
We meet but praise
Nav. bur the time To trus'
l. when We stand alone.
And summer birds have ho"h
.Aud every prop - gone
All else but God.
what IL the time 10 trust
Ia IL -ome future day.
Nhen YOU have tried your way.
and learned 70 trust and pray
Bv bitter woe
Nav. but the time TO trust
IL in this moments need.
Poor. broken. bruised re'd'
Poor. troubled soul. make speed
To trust thy God.
What IL the tine to trust?
Is n when hopes beat high.
When sunshine gilds the SKY.
And JOY and ecstasy
FIN all the heart;
Nay: but the time TO irus'
Is. when our JOY is fled.
When sorroS bows the head
And all Is cold and dead.
All else but trust
'ected by Mrs y +. Fry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-25

tho promise has been made 'ha' "o'v 1865,
49, .t,... one Offer. made through third party
.1 -, IL. from the superintendent of me
r..tronolj,.n company. ana guaranteed me 'hpo>
,u~ot II any number %. men OF sonh' Do'S anu
good character. - ,, ,.,,
al,houeh Miss Helen Gould has Dis l"'"'" 'o
, ,,,,t this committee which j. composed oi
ho'uV o', .oen many thirk she - IrauInS
FROM g., inc new enterprise. which at a" eNr"''
- ,ndeuend-i4t of puhic appeais.
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CONTRIBUTIONS.

Tho following contributions reached the Office
Yesterday: A box containing reading matter ho"S'
SCRAP pictures. envelopes, two Dncushl"nS' Nv"
silk holders. three opera glass bags and other
fancy articles from Annette IONS. OF Long 'Sah"
C.i,,. = box Of worsteds and bag Of beads. WIN
out a name: a large box containing reading mat
tor ,or christmas distribution from Mrs J.. ~
~ Rrooklvn; a box containing about MY P'"-
vipers and reading matter from Mrs Joseph -
palmer Of Newark ~ j.; six bags from her
d.uqhter Josephine and collection OF pic'utc
soldiers \ slate and scrapbooks from Dean Palm
or. a packagc containing three bags. two rupo'r
halls two dolls a tidy apron. two sach"t o'SS'
four linen and two silk handkerchiefS iour pieces
Of hair ribbon. three pairs OF "rlS'"'S' ''''
nars Of rnlttcns three neckties. six neodie-po'hS
and other fancy articles. with stamps 'or
,os,,ys two rattle balls books and book
,o.. from Mrs. and Mss Mary +. Baker
- Newark y J.; pink fascirator. penwiper
suL It'd. tea cosey bouGor slippers sach''
bag eds-clown collar. fancy articles ana ha'"A'' .
chief case. embroidered suspcnders four pairs or
reTs b p@ck"Tc P e. wgrs f lis y
dressed doll. from he little daugn'nr Ot 1 All
Qumby Of Auburn Ne box 81 pa pai "rim mIr,s
wriiog nads scrap pictures. box ~ LEAD peh'l'S'
nnzzles pair Of boudoir slippers 'hamois gpeta-
glass bag handks rchei sachct ana wo' S'''.
from Mrs j. Broome. Of Eas, orapssi RI
eleven s gnES p r@ backgammon board hand
kerchief sachcts pcwder-puf bag no1em G hook
| dar travelling WOrkhag SILK scarf: num-,
marks tobacco box swee' grass basket u b n NJ
| and TWO ornamental eggs. from Mrs J. - ,USNT T
NJ Hartford Conn: four bags. four dresSu ul,S'
three pairs If wristets. three packages Vl Iilic
Iawn and silk pieces for dolls dresses, tour p1ul
| hooks and about hundred picture caruS, tn"ii'
Mrs Oliver Barrett and Mrs. r: - an Amrlnse,
- mis- city, beautiful dolly called Elsie win nT'
! complete wardrobe from Miss BombaugH OF pa, pa,
timore Nd: twenty-four felt mats -'2N- ir'' I.oni
| philadelphia without tn" name OF senuer, thir.
| haes from Katrina Miller. jennie , 'hiIS ~
| NJ f. Randolph each bag containing non !.
| book a game and a useful article poN ~
| worsteds paper dolls. kid gloves ana crepe Eaiv'
| from Mary and Myra TAYLOR OF lonkeIs' y:
! two hair ribbons. from Miss Curtiss' on "V o,l
| side Newark ~ j.: TWO calendars from 'ir !
! Alice g Bristol Of New Haven. Conn siiks ana
scrap pictures. from Martha Straus "t feas""'
| Valley ~ Y.
President General OF the T. s 5 ! write on De-
| half OF Mrs Darlington Booth 10 thank you 'o'
your Kind donation of hooks. etc. FOR Hope nan
| our prison home. can assure you mat Mt noo'
| annreciates any kindness thus r'ndeTei anu anu,
shall take pleasure In informing her o. 1lo n',I
when she returns from Chicago. Guy prIs"n ~" Mn
/ IL successful and many OF our oNs ar & 80
| ul,ced in good positions. Again thanh,n1 SU v,I
vour help and sympathy. r.Inaln ier NJ NJ r'
| ;our. vary trulv FREDERl X ; Al-ltN,
| !o"'' '''' Assistant Secretary.
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THINKS FoR ENGLAND WOMEN

~, tho Editor OF The Tribune
40 D a.. ., thank publicly the members OF the
,, " p,uof Of the NCw-Enriand " omen
,ar mir k!a. tioatnioni md consieer.'lo" 81 '"e
d,,irr the absence II my boy who was '''""-
tar 81 ihe 9.h Regiment.
when mink q thc ,.n'ory OF lr'I' p" '' ~,
w. -, WAT would nave done. Ih'l not on,
,yr,ishcG m, with money. bui Win IN in,'I7 80,
'n.h, ,;., ~ course appreciate l,,".'1
Truly yours. 60 ,,ss
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nrl1H az 1 RENlRKlRLE OLD WOWly.

Louisville Nov GA dispatch 10 The POST
from Knoxville. Tenn, says. Mrs. Susan Sanders,
aged io7 died to-day in the house IN which she
was born on Churcky River. In WAtauea Valley.
she was a relative Of John Sov.er. first Governor
OF Tennessee and owned many souvenirs or the
battle OF Kings Mountain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-25

Mrs = A Fuller has resigned as manager OF
tho Industrial school connected with the Bureau OF
charities and Mrs. James Van Court has peeh
elected to the vacancy. Mrs Fuller was the or's-
tnafor OF the department. and II was her indeiau-
gable energy and conscientious EFFORT that maue X
one Of he most effective suxlliaries Of the Bureau
There have been nearly a hundred girls ana boys
I'm the school who have been instructed In knitting
embroidery, sewing, Gaming chairs, etc. TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-25

Mrs william F. Van Arsdale OF South Seconds
a. entertained the Eight Fifteen Whist Club on
vo,day evening Mrs T Milton Taylor and Mrs
Lrank y Glover won prizes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-25
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

The twelfth annual convention OF the Association
~ Colleges and Preparatory schools VIII ~ "e'u !"
Columbia University to-day ana to-hh9r,r oW. ~,
meeting will opcn at 1920 o'clock. The trustees
and officers o. barnard VIII serve Ism 'heon I" the
delegates tO-iaI.
\ directors meeting Of the Health ProtectV"
Association of Brooklyn VIII be held this morn
ing at 1880 O'Clock At Wisner Han fia'push" 'e
and Fulton-st.
The second Illustrated music lecture. gwen 10Y
the benefit ~ the Lyinc-ln Hospital W." De ue-
liy.rcd at II O'Clock to-day by Miss ; G. very, AT
the home Of Mrs Frederic Bronson, NO. la Mad-
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UOTNT VERNON NEWS.

TIL. Board Of Women Managers OF the Mount
Vernon Bureau Of Charities was most sacSessiu'
this year in obtaining contributions OF none! """
10, - ,,r,,sb THANKSGIVING dinners TO poor fam
mIos The children In the public schools MADE
,he,r annual donations on Tuesday each bringnS
snn,e contribution OF fruits. vegetables or shap
sum OF money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-25

The Christmas Tree organization Oh hi"oh'S
vl MO-, this e.,oi,,e at the home Of the president,
Mr.. Frank SNtg ~. &7s Jefferson-ave., at :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-25

The wedding Of Miss Edith De Lancey Storm TO
George Nicholas Messiter will occur in All Angels
Protestant Episcopal church. West End-aye. and
Eighty -hrs;-st., on Thursday afternoon Deem
In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-25

The annual meeting Of the Public Education As
sociat!on will he held at he Berkeley lyceum'
80 - West Forty fourh-st today at : o lock,
- th. hour as showing the need for educatioh
and for thorough training in all IN" wa Ks or ne;
I'M. Rey Dr Van De Water former chaplain Oh
fL. -lst Regiment will also speak hrieny on a
si,niaIr theme. Th.re viii be no charse Tor al
mis- .On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-25

The Women's National War Relief Association
hv q vote Of the Board Of Directors az us last
meeting will close on November % &il OUTSIDE worn
as an association \ meeting of the directors VII
H.. hold on December i to act upon TN, Sccnet ~
report OF work done during the VA win SPAN
This reuort * 10 Ice printed. and the association.
having Accomplished The objects for when II was
organized Will then be dissolved
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK. The National Academy u De-
sign. Plaintiff against Jacob * skinner
Realty Company and others defendants.
In pursuance O. Judgment u 'ofe-
closure and sale made ana entered N 10
above entitled action and barring date -
I'm day Of March. is"s. !. the under.
signed. the Referee IN said iudsmeat
named. vii. sell. al pubic az, u,n a, no
TX harge SaiesrOoFns. 10. III BF,a9"ay.
In the Borough II Manhattan IN tie CIy
oS New Yorh on Tuesday. the I'm cay
~ April 1855. az II o'clock noon. ~
william Kennedy. AuctiOne.r. the prem.
ises in said judgment mentioned aaa
therein described as follows;
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land. with the building thereon erected.
situate. lying and beng IN n" Twelfth
Ward 81 the Br-ough - Manhattan. IN ~
City Of New York. and bounded and de-
scrihed az follows
beginning a, point on the westerly
side ~ = Nicholas Place. distant t~en-
Is, our feet and eleven inches nor'herJ
from the corner formed by TIE in'e,sec:
fion OF the rurtherly side u one hlufsed
and an, second street. with the westerly
s.Se - =. Nicholas Place. running thence
westwarIly and parallel WITH one nun
Grcd and nfy-se'ord street. sisiy-'olr
feet and two inches. hence norihNsriV
and parable, with -. N!'hoias Place,
,w-nty-two fce'. thence east~arI.y sai
again parallel with one hundred and my
second street and par, Z ne c's'anes
through tho centre az party wall SKY
four feet and t"D inches 20 ne "e-'-,Y
side = st Nicholas Place. thence south
wardly along said westerly side y 81
Nicholas Place twenty-five feet % tie
point or place q t~glG-ing
Being a rar, - the same premises con-
vevel - ne Jacob & >kirner Really Com
pany ty ro.n Melville. ty -. date!
he eighteenth cay of october. 1894 and
recorded IN the oiiicr ot the kes.sier o, ias
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FOItr~'OsuRE SALES.

Sl-pREMB CDJET. 'Ol NTN OF NEW
YORK.. CHARLES ). OSkRMAl EK
T.hlntin agr1.t PAULINE LARSEN ana
others. Dcfeautnis In pursuance Z "a
Judgment OF foreclosure AMI sal" indi"
AMI entered 80 tls above entitled action.
nra hcurtus date TIE twenty INST day OF
March 1875. l. tlc unaertlsn.l. R"feree
IN said Judgment named. VIII sci. At lih
L., auction az tn' Ne~ YORK Real Estate
Sa.rsr.um y, III Broadway, IN tie
Borougn %, Marunttan. 81 the city 81
New horA. 100 fu" county ~ Sew York. on
the tllr'eruth day % Apri. lN9N. at
twrN" o.r."N noon nr nat day. hy
lhulp \ -u.i. Auc'ionr.r. the premises
tn raj Judgment mentioned. and therein
described a. f.. ""r-
All uat ,r.ta.n &c., piece - parcel o;
land. vita tie hul.d.ug thereon erected.
sit.air iu- ami b"in< ~ ia" Invent,
third Ward ~ the 'ity - Sex YORK. and
bounded and described As follows.
H..!unla. az "a point uu ~" Sputher,y
riGr ~ one Hundred and SNty-fifth street.
distant me hundred ana ave and 81 100
feet instsfly from the Snath"aRt'IlY cor
nr. ~ i;fpoh Avenue and one Hundred AMI
SiNty.nfih street. running thence South -
erlv al ilght angles - one Hundred and
SlNtv ufth Street. eighty 'ipht feet aul six
inches. thence Eatt'rN. pslallol win one
funded and SlNf, MN sttcci twenty
f,e feet. tn,nc" y rthcr.v at right ang.cs
~ one Hundred AMI SIXTY nrh street. ami
Part u ~. WY through party wal.
cighiy eight frrt ami * iuchc7 u the
s.uthsr,s side u one Hundred ard sixty
nuh street. thence Westerly llong the
sali Souihefiv sid" - oar Hundred and
sixty aNh street. twenty i've feet - the
point or place y beginning.
Dated New York. March @is, 1893
DANIEL = fNGRNHAN. Referee
CHARLES HUSTON Plaintiffs Attorney.
&c Nassau street. New York city.
The following Is = diagram u premises
o. b" sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
No. <o5 DIST Houxton ~
Houston 81.
No. 1875 Ave.
Avenue G.


Number | and Nunh"r Parcel No. !
Is subject 20 mortgage for 5000. with
interest from October "a. is91. Tho ap To-
pr lximate amount = liens FOR taxes and
Crot0n wafrr rents IS 1895 10 with interest
Parcel y. = is subject 10 a mortgage
for 5000. Win interest from January lst.
1895 Also % a mortgage for $50. win
Interest from January |. 1898. The ap-
rraxiniate amount ~ Hens FOR taxes and
croton water rents on Parcel Is <4l1. 10
with interest.
Parcel 3 Also: AN that certain lot.
piece n parcel Of land with the building
thereon situate. lying AL being In the
Eleventh Ward 4 the cry OF Sew YORK
on tho n0riherly siie ~ Tenth street. lie
tween Avenues y and &. arl known as
lot ~. one hundred and MY I've lj5l On
"A certain map Z tNo hundred and forty
lots = land sifgat" AT Burnt Mill Point
IN the Eleventh Ward ~ -" 't'y - Sew
York flied IN the flee u The Register Z
tie tTfy ard county 4 N"w YORK. a. map
?65 three hunlfei and sixty nvel. without
.ase bounded IN the south by Tenth
The ves, hy In 10. 1873 N said map. con
tanning IN breadth. IN front ani rear.
twenty ave go feet. and IN the depth
ninety four tob feet nine 90 inches on
each SIDE 10 the said several dimensions
more OF less. and being known by the
street number as 80. 81 three hundred
and eighty s-Ven) Tenth street
Parcel 4 Also. AN tina, certain other
lo, piece or parcel 81 land. and tho build
ings and Improvements thereon erected.
situate. lying and being In the Eleventh
Ward OF the city o.. New York. and
bounded and described az follows. viz: BE"
ginning ~ 4 point On he noriherly side o!
Tenth street distant one hundred and
seven 900 feet ani seven - inches west
civ nom the n)rihwes, corner - Avenue
e ard Tenth street. running thence west
efly twenty i've go feet trenc" north
erly. ninety four 90 feet AMI nine 90
inches T. the crntre line o, tn" block.
tnerc~ eas'erly twenty five 90 feet
thence southerly ial0rg ,hs AM nov ~
formerly of Holeb7lfD. ninety FOUR tg4)
.e.' and nine ~ inches - the norfheriy
sii. Z Tenth street. tho point or place <
beginning and known hy the street num-
her as ~. 80 formerly ~. "oll Tenth