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New-York tribune., 1898-10-21
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City Court-Triai Term-Pnrt 1N-Before Corlan. J.
Short causes Nos ao 4I52 1857 5731 $3.50 1920 5o76
Clear.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Cohen T.
Matter Of Janray-Elbert Crnndail.
Danker ngt Hickcy-s. l.. H. Ward
Baldwin Baes-Eigar J. Lauer.
BY Pryor. J.
Coutts agt Hstneld-Abed II. sanderson
REVIEWER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
By Freedman. !.
Charles r. Mattlage agt John II. Stemmes-James j.
Neais
New-York tribune., 1898-10-21
SHIPPING TRUST N ENGLAND.
PREFERENCE IN RATES TO AUSTRALIA AND
NEw-zEALAND GIVEN TO AMERI-
CAN MERCHANDISE

PREFERENCE IN RATES TO AUSTRALIA AND
NEw-zEALAND GIVEN TO AMERI-
CAN MERCHANDISE.
Washington oct % (Specian.--A singular state
OF affairs Is revealed in the correspondence OF Con-
sui Marshal Iialstead AZ Birmingham. English
merchants and newspapers complaining that
a British-owned line Of steamers from New-York to
Australia and New-Zeaiand gives American mer-
chandlse nearly half-rate preference In freights.
notwithstanding the shorter distance. Mr. Hal
stead comments on the rarity OF an Offset TO the
disadvantage Of non-ownership Of a merchant ma
rne but points out this OF the Tiger Line AS
one in n measure He incloses an editorial from
The Brmingham Post" the subject. The ed
toral likewise reviews the address on shipping
Rings" read by John r. Galloway before the Eco
nomc Section Of the British Association for the
Advancement OF Science. Mr.. Halstead understands
that what Americans call the freight trust In
cludes for operation within Great Britain nearly
all the shipping and railway organizations IN the
United Kingdom and that It's power and influence
are greater than anything OF the kind conceivea
of nv Americans The operations OF this trust are
an advantage to tho United States. he says. except
that Americans exporting goods TO the interior OF
Great Britain nnd the high inland frelght n ra''or
to he contended against In common with the BRUSH
manufacturer and merchant
Consul Halstead urges the necessity or organiza-
tion Of American manufacturers. and says II they
organize now and perfect their seiiihR arrange
nents IN Australia and New Zealand they might
take advantage Of the present low freight rates
and the competition between Ines ana OMAN per
manent guarantees from some OF tne !itLs't H.
rlers There are other pertinent suggestions III inc
New-York tribune., 1898-10-21
TrG SUNK N A COLLISION AT CLEVELAND.

Cleveland Ohio Oct 2o.-The big tug l." T. smith
was sunk in the harbor entrance to-oay' as re-
sut Of a collision with the steamer olympia Ihere
,.oro three men on the tug. The captain and en-
r,neer Jumped Just she went down. and were
rescued after long and desperate conflict with
the waves The fireman went down with the tug
and was drowned. The Olympia was unlnJured.
G Mccarthy the drowned fireman. was Formerly a
member OF the crew o. the cruiser Columbia.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-21
ALLEGED MARRIAGE a JOKE.

Vancouver p. C.. oct. % Rega riding the rumored
marriage Of II Hung Chang and the Empress
Dowager The China Mail" which arrived on the
steamer Empress Of Japan. says:
Iii Hung Chang and the Empress Dowager are
reported 10 have been married az Sinfa Temple on
the morning Of September % They at once pro-
ceeded 10 Tien-Tsin destroying the railroad track
behind them as they travelled. 10 prevent pursuit.
The Emperor furious The happy pair will. II
is surmsed. spend the honeymoon at Port Arthur.
Paviloff is tubilant.
The wording of the supposed dispatch proves that
II is a joke. and poor at that
New-York tribune., 1898-10-21
Gitp propertp for Sale.

! HAVE NOW VERY NEARLY COn.
PLETED AND AM OFFERING FOR SALE
TO THOSE WISHING TO PURCHASE a
HO1E IN AN IDEAL LOCATION THE THREE
HIGH CLASS AMERICAN BASEMENT pki.
VATE RESIDENCES on THE SOUTH SIDE
OF IO8TH ST., JUST EAST OF RIVERSIDE
DRIVE.
The street is restricted to pri-
vate residences not less than II
feet wide, and just here is one
of the most attractive parts or
Riverside Drive.
THE HOUSES ARE BUILT OF LIMESTONE
AND GRAY ROMAN BRICK. THEY ARE -
FEET WIDE. 90 FEET IN DEPTH. WITH
EXTENSION I2XI5. LOT 100 FEET II iNChEs'
WIRED FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT. THE En-
TENSION Is BUILT TO THE THIRD FLoOH'
SERVANTS STAIRCASE, THREE bATH-
ROOMS AND BICYCLE ROOM N EA'H
HOUSE.
THEY HAVE BEEN CONSTRUCTED WITH
THE GREATEST OF CARE. AND 40 EXPENSE
HAS BEEN SPARED TO MAKE THEM EVERY
THING THAT CAN DE DESIRED Bf THosf'
LOOKING FOR HOME. THE OWNER MD
ARCHITECTS WERE CONSTANTLY On 1HE
GROUND DURING THE CONSTRUCTION AND
PERSONALLY SUPERINTENDED THE BUILD"
ING or THE HOUSES.
THEY CONTAIN MANY NEW Features
THAT HAVE NOT YET BEEN INTRODUCED
BY OTHER BUILDERS.
| AM OFFERING THEM FOR SALE A.
EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
ADJOINING THESE AN ERECTING Fot
MORE AMERICAN BASEMENT HOUSES. oNE
OF THE FOUR WILL BE - FEET "'DE'
THE OTHERS WILL DE 81 FEET
THOSE WISHING TO PURCHASE HOME
AND HAVE THEIR own IDEAS CARRIED OUT
CAN VOW SEE THE PLANS AND MAKE ANh
CHANGES WHICH THEY MAY SEE FIT.
APPLY on PREMISES, OR
At THE OFFICE OF
JOSEPH A. FARLEY,
OWNER AND BUILDER.
OFFICE 40 O67 BOULEVA ARD. BETWEEN
10TH AND IOSTH SITS.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-21

The approximate amour, q the Hen or onafs 70 I,
VIII, ne above described property IS 70 % essss,nnsy
81 AZ with the IAN Gay ot orl
ls9s ,,gether with and allowance ~,
s2-o 81 with interest october lst. lN's anu Wv
expenses of the sale. ..- -.... ., o,hef
Ire aporo ximate amount ~ taxes. waer raes W % a
liens y n are - allowed 70 'he purcnasr' ,o.s q:
The purchase money paid by the Referee " S-''''
and Interest 900
dated ~" io'N' ''" NICHOLAS sCHGOEDER
New-York tribune., 1898-10-21

4 DVERTISEMENTs ana subscriptions for The Tribune
~ recelvei al once. No. l2i2 broadway.
I,o~ north ~ - clock adNertise
rnens we'd nt following branch offices al regular
Office rates until O'Clock J.. m, NiL; ~ Sti ave-. s. c.
cor 23i- lo2 9th cor 2th IT. Mac ON ave
and iI,h columbus West bbih rt.. 100
W.s, ,2d 5, near 6th-ave.. i+th-st. 23T West
aga ct between 7th sh l5a East 4Ithst l33s
Rd-aVe between 10Th and T7th 1923 3d-aNe. near
sst-st: 70s lsavs, near soth-st ESQ Sd ave near
sist-, SSi 3d-ave 2O Bleecker-st: S2S Bleecker-st
2e0S Gao East 79hs, L02l at-ave 0a2 ad-av%
New-York tribune., 1898-10-21
INAST 35rU STREET New York Supreme

C.,pr, County ~ New York-The E9uitaeo'7 - =,
Assrnuce Society II the Unitei states lal,.'i
Iosiah Lindsay and others. pefenfani- I' 80
~ Judgment Of foreclosure ard sa' made H - ona
en,,tlcl action On the 18th day ~ o,i''ei ne
,lul, entered on tie l1tf .ay - or'orri. -, II
,,n,iors,cu,I fierce sail JuiSm'nt h,.I'.. ~
su an puhlic auction AT he Ncw i"rN i''a' '', ~,y
ctcnse Salesr,onis III Broadway, ~ iIr nv No
W. Borough 4 Manhattan. on the jim '', a., Nv
,sp,r l>,i~ at twelve o'clock. noon. "h iHf' 90.
v.luio,n <san.llv aucou,cr tho premises I'D 80 '''
n.nt m.nticned and th.r.in des sih - as tl - N,
An that certain lot piece parcel ~ ahi SUI
c..y Of New York AMI living and betnE on t' - Thirt
Street. between l. N"-'''
Avenues bounded ard described af f'wr 49,, S,fh
ming Al a point on sad u'nerlt sid' 'i , ir.hes
st,eet distant On. hundred arl ninety on" te'l rex
and quarter Eastwa;dly fiorl 'ne l-"'' - ,,r,l
tng,ou Avenue. running thence S'uin"h'N '' - Wsl
,o Lexington Avenue and part way iht'N;. Hpfy an,
nin.tv-Seven f.ei and inches. thence ''ss - sch
roroiil ,n rhi,, nfh Street tWert iNo ieet [ s,i
snd rhrea- quarters inch. 'herre ". ,rl ,ls
,'r,u.. =, lcxins,.a Avenue MIN ~ sven t'.' s,a
b'. n ,hc Soutlo-lv Side 80 Thirty-hith r,'ry.
,norcs Vsrtrrly along the said s'n,hriN Ho ~ ter,
rt,h s--cst twcnt, feet one inch anl tr 81 49,
- on irch 20 ,.,o place az beginning. 10 s''' s'
,,,ro. a,l dimensions more or 'ess
\ev Yr-S October '1tN lN9N.
~ >l',;' 'STUS H. NANpERPoEL' he''
ALEXANDER ( COLBY.
pIairun"a Attorney.
Oric. and T.. - Allsess.
10 Broadway.
New York CIV. D.. p. so,d
-, ,'r,~ioe H. p diagram %. the property 20 e w.
Lu.w, $50 Eds' Both street
Ens, 35ih St."-t,
New-York tribune., 1898-10-21
DEATV TOTJOVS PRI/EFIGHT.

Omaha Neb oct. M.-"Bnly" Walker the prize
osbtar p,bo was knocked out by ANDY" Dupont
on Monday night, died at South Omaha to-day
after having been unconscious for hfty-si1 hours
The charge against Dupont, who Is under arrest
will be changed from prize-hghting 10 murder
New-York tribune., 1898-10-21
Corrc!oenre Sales.

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ST. NICHOLAS AVENCE.-N. \. supreme
- C,,r, county ot New York.-John F. tomey. pam 10
TN agair., Charles G Judson and others Defendants
y y, nnrsu,nc. u a judgment NJ foreclosure and sale
made and entered in entitled action bearing date
,he I day ~ october 1s0S l. the undersigned referee
in said idguen nane. vi. SCI! at public auction at ne
rroadyyav IN the CITY New York Borough OF Manhat-
t7n on Wednesday. 26,h day ot Octobe- lses. at
twelve o'clock noon that day. BY william Kennedy
Esn Auotinreer the premises In said judgment men
that certain OF land with the ouildng thereon
erecfe, situated easterly side or - Nlchoas
Avenue between one hundred ana nttyscnna ara pn ~,
hundred and nifty third Streets. in the Iweh ard o,
~ To,ough ~ ranhatan the city of New YORK and
boY1ded and described follows BEGINNING a. point
~ Tho easiery side Nicholas Avenue. distant forty
rorheastsrlv ner Nicholas Avenue and one hun
6red and nfy street running thence eestery anc
naralai with one hundred and hftvsecond Sreet ana
rar Of the distance through party wall shiy seven eet
y-itb :, Nicholas Place three feet and six inches. run
nlnr thence westerly and again parallel with one nun
dred and MY second Street two feet -FOUR ana thrNe
quarters inches. running thence again nor'hery ana
aroileI With - .lchoias Place seventeen feet running
ihcnce westerly ard again parallel with one hundred and
NV second iaree feet -FOUR and three iarets
g. Nicholas Place. six inches running thence westerly
and saain ~ rallsl with hurdred and htty seconi
street par, of the way through party wall siNy
s Zoo, fo,r nd one haf inches sad eas'ery line o.
(, Nicholas Avenue running thence souherly along said
ea.e-lv line Nicholas Avenue 'Neny one feet hye
and ono half inches the point or place Of beginning be
the said several Dimensions and distances more or less
Dated New York Cc'oher b. ls9s. .
CARTER HUGHES & DWIGHT
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
a6 Broadway Y. 7. CITY.
The following is diagram re property be sold
known as No. s44 St Nicholas Nyenue
New-York tribune., 1898-10-21
CTPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW.

- YoRK-Jacob Bartscherer. plaintiff. agains, Agnes
Hart 81 al. defendants
In pursuance Of Judgment NJ roreclosue and sale duly
entered In the above ented a'uh ana gearing
date the 3d day ~ October. .sHs
the undersened the referee In said Judgment named,
will eel at public auction AZ The New York R.a, Esais
Saesroorn No Broadway. In the Borough ~ Nanhs,
ian C'ty of NeN-YorS the 2sh day ~ October lss
M IL O'Clock noon that day by MesSrs Strorz & Ire
land auctionesrs promises directed by fad llfsnens
~ he sold and therein described rs follows;
All those certain lots pieces or parcels ot enf slas
living and being in Twenty fourth Ward ~ the cry
Ne,y York bounded and described as follows BEGINNING
AT point formed BY tho intersection ~ te easery sas
- Webster avenue with the soufhery sde oi A street.
shown upon a survey made by George g Hoiern on tns
is,h Aay Of February 1891 and thereon des'rltfd az
ronosed street thirty (u feet IN width throlshoGt s
,nre length from Webster Nanferbit avenue inence
running eastery along sa1 proposed street -hYe
(I5 feet: thence therly and parallel "n WSos-t
m, CIV fjm feet thence westerly ana pafae "lD saia
ropossd street seyenty-ve 5 feet 10 sald eas,eEy se
Webster yenue thence northery along me easery
aide Of Webster nifty o feet 20 the point or pas
Of beginning. , ,ooo
Dated New-York Octoher 8 ISIS ,....
i'"'' 49, CLIFFORD W. HARTR1DGE. Referee
MERRILL, ROGERS. Attorneys Tor Plaint1t'
III Broadway. Borough u Manhattan
New-York CITY =. 1, 81.
The following IS diagram u the properly 20 ne so1
r,e numbers are Nos l'f'2 l'Ji ana i''o "eOsT
avenue New York city.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-21
Alden Place.

The amount ~ The l.en charge - ta's'y
vrhtch The above described property Is 70 oe SOD
SO O5O a. with th con from the ls DAY ot oc'o
ber is.> together with and allowance amounting y
so,a ~ win interest October : lN' together "l1
- - tho sale promises viii 70 sold subject -
tbraa asRregating "n "h interest teleon
,ron, Anil I'm lSs = per cent per annnhl
Tho onnroxnae amount II asSe-snen's ana "ater
n,s htch arc 20 10 allowed tho purchaser out ~ mo
nchase money or paid hy the referee is ss9 - ana IN
terest. ,eoo
Tated New-York October g. lSiS.
A''su' Wv CLIFFORD ". HARTRIDGE. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-21
DIpRENE COURT COUNTY OF NEW


- YoRK-The Mutual Life Insurance company ~ NV
York painrT. against John r. simmons and others 81
IN n9sraroe of Judgment II foreclosure and iuy
rad and entered in above entitled action. bearing
a, tho st day October lses. the unfersignet ms
pnteree In sad Judgment named. VIII sell AZ pubic
auCt5n at New York Real Estate saesrc, m y ~
Broadway in the Borough Of Manhattan city OF New
NJ IN tho 21th of October. 1898. at II o'clock
rocn On that dav hy peter r Never, aUctoneer. tas
premises by said Judgment TO BE- sold and therel
srce u land with the buildings thereon erected suaiA
ivng and be ng Borough ~ Manhattan IN the Cy
~ Taw Y1rk bounded and described follows. q Wit:
Commencing at a point on ne nortnerly s9e or ~"
,.etey corner and Rose Streets running thence
estarv along ;te norhery side ~ Rose street twenty
ovs TX, fee, O1 inch 70 lana no" or late ~ ts
s,ea,y a. Friends thence norhaiv along their lar-,
arsr;aen ~ ZEE, eleven and half ll. inches. 10
Sav Chambers street thence east"rN along sad New
hapbe-s street twentyeg7t 2s teet ten and one-haf
iol inches 70 point distant seventy nVe tij feet west
r--r Pearl street and thsn,e soCtherly and parallel
r pearl three ~ 81 inches - ths
nohsry side Street the point or place ~ begin
rtrc nnd formerly known and distinguished "a Numbers
az New Chambers be the said dimensions
Also All that certain ot land situate the Borough
Of Manhattan. in the City II New YORK bounded an'
escor of the northerly side ~ Rose Street with n.
outhNestsrly side 4 New Chambers Street; running
benra norhwestery along New Chambers street SIX ~
TOO, tur a. inches less To the land above DE-
and three incres Rose street. rnorr - less ani
thence ea,er:y Rose street. six 's feet ani six 80
inches more The point or place or beginning
Dated New York. Oct. 4. lsos ... ...
CHARLES p. MILLER. Rstere~
PLAINTIFFS Attorney
30 Nassau Street,
New York City. .
The following is diagram Of the property % Be eold
New-York tribune., 1898-10-21

The Approximate amount Of thr Hen or cNa's 81
Nhich the rropcr,y he sol IS sixteen ss aS s
hun -et and ninety and 81 Ion cHdts isas
~; ,sts as ,s>ed are thrcc hundred and forty t~o
70 loo dolsrs os3i2 3e) and the approximate amour .,,
,he chnrres or liens fur water t"t'. ri.b
hurd-cI ard oign;ern anI . 40 dollars >''N'''
'"'''''' 20 ~ 'JAt@GGEr,s II. vANpERporL. ret.re.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-21

4 DvERTlsrMENrS and suts.riptions foa The Tribune
\ received their Uptown Once. ~ l.2i2 Broadway
Fl dor north n 3istrt. un' o'cock m. advertise
-euts oilIwlag branch tces al regular
until O'Clock y. VIZ; 2'i fth ave-,
c.- "a st l52 9th ave. l2thst Macy. 9th ave
nd Columhus-aVe.. near West bdthst lO6
West 42d st, 6th-ave % East l4th St. &T West
@2d-s between 7h and sth aves lob East +h-st: 33s
ad-ave 79th aid -1th l.026 3dave..
Ost-st. ITOs lst-ave soth-st: $50 3dave. near
10 go 7oth-st 02i 3i-avs es2 3i-Ava
New-York tribune., 1898-10-21
East Seventiefh Street.

East Seventeen Street
snproximate OF the lien charge
isy which described property be sold. Is
f36 S33 thereon from september 10 1928
viii costs and allowance amounting 70 s35+5s with in
,eros thereon october TO- 1898 together with the
The approximate amount of taxes assessments and
water rates uTon said premises Il S3.l0s with in
thereon
wv THOMAS r MURRAY.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-21
THE CLEVELAND,
FURNISHED Apartments Uantc0.

any md daughter desire for the winter small fur
| nsh.t apnr,fnent. three 10 fve second Noo-
-, with elevator Terms moderate. j.. Box So l2i2
HroalNAy.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-21

7 MODERATE PRICE.
"A SEVEN NEWLY FINISHED
HOUSES THAT COMBINE
CONVENIENCE. GOOD TASTE
AND GOOD CONSTRUCTION.
They were designed by expert
and appeal strongly 70 people
OF cultivated and artistic
perceptions.
They are thoroughly up 70 date
and IN a locality restricted 10 private dwellings,
Apply premises.
IS TO 30 HAMILTON TERRACE.
Close 10 i4O-h station. 9Th and 9Th Ave T. NJ %
c.. T.. LAWRENCE. owner. IFS Franklin S''ee'.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-21

lust FINISHED AND TO LET
AT MODERATE RENTALS.
the Seven Most Artistic. Complete
and Attractive Private Houses
in this city locality entirely
restricted private dwellings.
Apply premises.
Is TO 30 HAMILTON TERRACE.
,7osA 10 i+oh -, station 9th and 9th Ave. 'l. or n
G. T. LAWRENCE owner rs Franklin s.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-21
STREET NEAR AVENUE A.

> SUPREME COURT UNION DlME SAVINGS IN
STTTITION plaintiff against Ma~y Ann Crchton - al.
defendants In pursuance Of judsment 81 L3rrcosnre
and sale made entered In the above entitled action
bearing the 3ri day ~ October lsS and entered
in Z. Clerk of the city and County OK New
YORK on the 10th October lSlS the Undersigned
tho Referee I'm SAID Judgment named Will sell nj public
auction At the York Real Estate Salesroom NJ.
III Broadway in the Borough x Maintain. In the
CIV II New York "Wednesday tho second day OF
November lsps. at ~ o'clock. noon. by william Ken
nelly Auctioneer the premises In said Judgment men
toned and therein described as follows: AL those
certain lots pieces parcels OF land with the buildings
and improvements thereon situate lyng and being IN
,he C'ty and state of New York. bounded and
doscrhed follows: BEGINNING at 4 point on the
OF Seventeen street distant ninety feet
from formed by the Intersection ot
tho rosterly Of Avenue with the Northerly side
~ Seventeth Street. running thence Ncrhery and
aile with Avenue A hundred feet five inches -
the cenre line Of block thence Eastery and parallel
with SEVENTEEN hundred and twenty i've feet
thence Southerly and again parallel with Avenue one
hundred feet Ave the Northe:ly side ~ Seven
,ie,h street: thence along the Northery side
seventle,h hundred and twenty nve feet
~ the point or place of beginning
""e' ' THOMAS r. MURRAY.
Referee
RITcH. wOoDFORD pOYEE WALLACE ATTORNEYS
Tor plaintiff - Wall street. Borough Of Manhattan,
New York city.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-21

DvERTlsESFNTS and sut-crp'lens ,os s,5 nnroatway,
n ,.rev.I M their Uptown ONCE NJ Lax p..,t,se-
"a door north Of sstst until COCK pn, m At regulsi
nents received the foll wing branch e,s svs .
ono. rates until o'clock m. VIZ ~ Sh-HyA
cor 2sd-s;: 1872 6th-ave.. cor t2sh-s MA as,S
ana iatc. a.. IA2 Coiumbus-avs.. near west o''a-~
New-York tribune., 1898-10-21
DESCRIPTION.

The fronts of these houses
are in Indiana limestone. ~
various color and designs.
fn" balance OF sc' erfe9 brick.
Swell ard square Fronts.
WIN large box st0ops. N
terror nui-h and Trim is al
hard wood saloon parlors o.
foyer halls. with heaN"
no9nod c"ilinFs hardwood
r1anfe's. open nickel plumb
Ing, tiled bathrooms. large
closets and sf-r-rooms.
G4mhwai'ers. electric bells
and lighters. chandeliers of
heau'!fu' designs. hardware
tho ar.st. dry cellars. with
Cos. lass fur~a -a"r-
In the two s'o.y houses
t.ere are Ole tt.ty o.
sions. the three-stoIy h0g 80
have twO-st0rv extensions.
giving m upstairs d'H ng
room. In fact. these houses
are complete with all known
modern Improvements.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-21
3eal estate for 6ac-- Brnoklnn
80
NEW, MODERN STONE HOUSES.
, and 3 Stories,
PRICES FRON $3.50 TO Sf1,500.
IOC ALTON.

IDt ttON.
These beautiful houses are
located on high ground on
Wildwood street. near Fiat
bush avenue. on Lcfferts
estate. two blocks from
Trospec, Park. 80 minutes
hy trolley to New York
trolley connection. 70 all
parts of the city. and TO all
ferries. The surroundings
are most magnificent. while
the neighhorhooc IS res'r.ct
ed 20 none but the finest pri
ya'e Teslteno"s. no Hats. no
two family hoIses. 10 sta
blss. In fact. all Is as ne
most fastidicus could desire
For further particulars apJ
New-York tribune., 1898-10-21
1874 Street.

1924 Street
The Approximate amount of e len Or eha,g. % satisfy
he sod Is sl6Si333 exclusive q
with interest from the 2sth day %
her 1885 The taxed S3f2 20. and the sp-
nroxln1ate amount u the cha Hens for taxes.
water rates etc is 500 20 with 70 be added
AVERv d. ANDREWS. Referee
New-York tribune., 1898-10-21
CO ~"
f52nd Street.

The Approximate amount OF len charge q satlsfy
which tho property sold * Sl66l3 35 exclusive or
costs Interest thereon from the 2oh day o Septe
her 1905 The costs as S331.2o and the ap-
r-oxa,e amount charges liens for taxes water
ratos etc l. sGGs % with interest to be added
'' ' AVERY L. ANDREWS. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-21
NO. 80 WEST 96TH ST.

A Beautiful four-story and basement brown stone
hous. handsomely decorated finished in the most
complete manner having every modern improvement
Apply premises.
INSPECTION INVITED.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-21
Gubnrbnn Real estate.


. GFECY.-Montclair real estate all kinds sale and
n rem. CLARENCE TUBBS. Rcekman-st y Y
New-York tribune., 1898-10-21

5Oi 10 so5 F. 10th Street.