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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-12-14

"PEGGYr SAID DONALD. TRYING TO CATCH
and I've been shark fishing in Florida,
and walked through Mott street one
midnight, go moose don't count. You
go up to Maine and I'll go to Mattawa,
and we shall see who'll bring home the
biggest horns.
Donald knew it was madness, but he
also knew it was no use to expostulate.
He called at Peggy's house the next
evening, but Peggy was gone. A sense
of loneliness stole over him as he
walked home through the falling snow,
his face set with great purpose. He
would 60 after her. Something might
happen to her. Supposing she got lost
in those northern woods-yes. he would
most certainly 60 after her.
He had already lost one day. By 8
o'clock the next morning he was speed.
ing toward Montreal fast as steam could
carry him. At Montreal he caught the
transcontinental night express and at
daybreak stepped out at the little town
Of Mattawa, on the headwaters of the
Ottawa. Here he made inquiries about
the Montreal party.
They had passed through Mattawa
the day before, had picked up six In
dian guides there and gone north to
Temiscamingue.
Two hours later party Of one, with
three guides. was on it's way north. At
Gordon Greek the party Of one was told
that party of six Indians, white man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK -The National Academy OF De-
sign. Plaintiff. against Jacob & Skinner
Realty company and others. Defendans.
n pursusnce OF a Judgment OF ioIe.
closure and sac made and entered IN tns
above emitted action and bearing date TO
i7ih cay ~ March. isSs. ], the unds..
signed. the Referee n SAID jucsmehs
named. vii. sell. A. public auction. az tns
Exchange Sslcsrooms. 30. III br.an" ~:
~ New YorI. on TUESDAY. the j1,h DAY
q, april Is9s. az IL o'clock noon. oy
william Kennedy. Auc'loreer, ,ae prem.
ises in said ludgment mentioned ana
therein described as follows
All that certain to, piece or parss. %
land. with the building thereon erectei.
situate. ly.ag and being In the Tueitsa
Ward OF the Borough of Manhattan u tns
cry II New York, ard bounded and de-
scrlbed az follows:
Beginning at point on the westerly
Side ~ - Nicholas Place. distant twen-
rv-four feet and eleven inches rorthery
from the corner formed by nc in,e'ssss
ton - tho northe-iy side Of one hunoIed
ari nfiy-secoli street. With 'hs westerly
side Of -. Nicholas Place. running tnehcs
vssiuarLly and parallel with one nun
c-et and ffty-second Street. sixty-fonr
,eet and two inches. Whence northwardiy
and parallel with 81. Nichol.s race:
TWENTY-FIVE feet. thence caste arc.y ana
again parallel with one humid % arc MY
through the centre OF A party wall sixty
rour zee. and Two inches 20 the westerly
side Of -. Nicholas Pace thence SOUTH
wsrdlv along said westerly SIDE OF 81.
\irholas Place twenty-five feet % ne
poir. or place % beginning.
reirg a PAR. 81 the same premises corr
ysxoa 10 the Jacob & skinner Eealty conD.
-, he r-iin Melville by deed dated
he, he eighteenth day 0, october. 1894. and
recorded IN the 0flce OF the Reg lster OK the
90, ard County q New York. ~ ne
Iibe- 20 Of Mortsages. az pase IL?
Dated March 18th. 1895.
EDW. MII.Hr.ING. Referee.
LEE & LEE. PLAINTIFFS Attorneys, :"
Nassau street. Borough o. -ianhat'sn
New Yo-k CTty. y. 7.
Tho following Is 4 diagram OF me prop
.r,v 70 bs sold. which is No. AZ 81. Mich
olas Place
lS3i Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
FORECLOSURE SALES.

| Northwa-dly paraliei with First Avenvo
| One hunired feet eleven inches TO ths
srlthery line Of Ninefy-eighth street: ana
| thence Eastwardly along the Southerly line
| Of Ninety eighth Street one hundred ana
sessniyfye feet to the point or pace Of
| beginning.
Excepting rom the premises above de-
! scrihei so much thereof as was released
! from tho lion ~ the abov. described NOR
! gage 10y a release executed on the 9th day
! OF July. 1892 By the above named plain.
| rffs 20 Francis 4. Clark and recorded in
| the Office OF the Register OF the City ard
yeyances, Section &. Lper TO- page 228
| IA which release So much Of the mortgaged
premises az was released thereby from tbs
lien ~ the said mortgage was described a.
follows:
ALI. tha, rsrt Of III. said mortsased
lands. situate In the city Of New York.
and bounded ard described "a follows; Be-
einring at a point in the Southeriy line q
Ninety-e.ghth street distant one hundred
:eet Westerly from tho Southwes'srly cor
ncr II First Avenue and Ninety-eighth
street running thence NestNarfly along
the Sou'herly line NJ Ninety eighth Street
FIT. feet. thence Sou'hwardy parallel ~
First Avenue one hundred feet eleven
inches 70 the centre line 81 the block:
thence Eas'wardly along said centre line
fifty feet: and thence Nor'hwardlv parallel
TO frs. Avenue one hundred feet eleven
inches. 70 the point or place Of beginning.
Also excepting from THE premises abovs
described 60 much thereof as was released
from tho lien ~ ihc above described mort
gaze hy a release executed on the 18th day
of April 1905 b. the above named plain
lifts 20 Francis 4. clark and recorded IN
the Office 81 the Register Of the city ard
County g. New YORK. I'm Book Series Com
vevances, Section &. Liher &c. page I. on
the 18th tav II April. 1888. in which re-
lease 50 much Of the TortGaged premieee
as was released thereby from the Hen ~
the said mortgage was described as fol-
loHs.
ALL that part ~ TIE said mor'gased
lands situate In tho CI'y ~ New York
and bounded and described as follows: Be
ginning AZ a point on the Southerly side -
Ninefv-eizh'h street. distant ono hundred
and ffty feet Westwa-diy from the conner
formed by the intersection ~ the South
erly side Of Ninetv-eighth Stsee, With the
Westerly side ~ First Avenue. and run
ming thence Southwarhiv. parallel with
First Avenue ono hundred feet and eleven
inches 20 the centre line ~ the block;
thence Wcs'wsrli, along sai centre line q
the block aixsy-n;r feet; thfrce North
wardlv again parallel with First Aver -.
ard part ~ TIE distance through party
wall. one hundred feet and e:even inches.
To the Sou'heriy side or Sirety-eighth
Street. and thence Easfwardlv along RE
Southsrly side Of Nlnety-eizhth street six
ty-ave feet. 10 the point or place ~ be-
ginning.
sAMi. p. FAIL
DAVIES. STONE & AUERBAcH
Attorney, for Plaintiffs,
80 Nassau street.
New York city.
The follow Ing IL 4 agrarr ~ The Prep
,rtv referred 20 in the foregoing notice. ~
sale:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01

which I, can sod cars from Atantc-ave. direct to
the Brooklyn Bridge. and across II the arrange
ments can ne made With the Fridge COMMISSIONS
These contracts are approved. il is said. By al me
railroad officials concerned. and Receiver hlinain
Of the elevated railroad does not hesitate 20 ~
publicly that the new agreement VIII p" extremely
beneficial 10 his road one result of me arranEt-
ncnt will be divert much traffic that TOW laSseS
through Long Island City and send II direct through
Brooklyn
\ proposed extension of the Myrte-ave branch
Of the Brooklyn Elevated through Nyckon-aVe. 10
the North Shore Division of the Long Island roai
will connect large section Of Ions Island with
the Bridge. II is possible that the running iime
from Flushing TO the Bridge will be reduced 10
thirty minutes. Rockaway Beach will proht by
connection between the Broadway line OF the ee-
waited and the Rockaway Beach division or the
Long Island road Another clause IN ne agree
ment continues in opera lon the present arranEe,
ment existing between the Brookl-n Elevated and
the Culver route whose lines connect IN Fiftn-N'.
near Thirty-ninth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01

COMPANY and also by IIoadley. Lauterhach
Johnson attorneys for the elevated railroad COM
pary.
The plans. IT is said. provide for uniting me
tracks Of the two railroads by means Of inclined
riares az Tlatbush-ave. and II Atlantic-ave. and
Chestnut-st The connection in East Ncw-York Is
10 be bullt by the two companies. and the title is To
be taken in trust for them. When the alterations
are COMPLETED trains will be opera ted from the
Eroadwav ferry over the Brooklyn Elevated and
over the new connection o ROCk3wly Park Other
trains from tho Bridge may operate over the lines
Of the Brooklyn Elevated the now connection and
the lines OF the Long Island road 90 Jamaica. The
fares under the agreement are 10 Re adjusted
bv tha presidents or the companies but il is
already settled that the elevated road VIII receive
its gular fare Of five cents IN any The Long
Island Company also has power 20 build another
connection AZ Atlantic and FiaihIsh aees.. between
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
FORECLOSURES SALES.

.~~~N~>~~ ~ - ~'-~-~>~>>>~
NEW YORK SUPREMT CorRT. NEW
york counts. John i. copper p.sin iif.
aga.ns- Amelia topper ana Others. 'e
PENDANTS.
I'm pursuance - ~ iniar,ocufory ildr
ment OF partition and sale. bearing dh'e
me 2,'ih d1v - March. l-rN. am entered
I'm The Office ~ tho Clerk = the County o.,
New YORK 90 The 18th day ~ March. J..
the uuiersigre referee IN said judgment
named. wili sell AZ publ. auction. ~ ~"
New Yors Real Estate Saie-room. y I'm
her III BroadvaN IN ne Borough ~
Manhattan. 81 the city u New York. on
the 22nd DAY OF April i>aS. ar T. O'clock
noon en TINT dag. hy Thompson IS Payer.
aucti0neers. the promises described IN -aii
Judgment as follows.
Parcel ! 40 that certain lof. piece or
Parcel - land with the building and i'm
pro,emon;. thereon. situate. lying and Doe
Ink On tho s0ufhcriy siie z Houston
street. between Gu"rrk md NanrIn streets.
IN The Eleventh Ward ~ 'le city - New
York. ard founded ana described a. IL
lows. VIZ. beginning at a point on the
-ou'herly side - Houston street. distant
sixty feet GuJ castrrly from the south
easteriy corner ~ Houston and Goerrk
streets. and thence running southerly aat
parallel with GccrcN street and part ~ The
way through the centre - party wall.
Feyenty- i've t75l f@ct. thence easfcriy. and
parallel with Houston street twenty ,2Oi
feet thence .or'herly. and parallel with
'fI~fNh ffffffs rf'Ff'f 1.-Two NtsfN afrN TO f4"
southeriy line ~ Houston street thence
westerly along the souther.y line % Hous-
ton street. twenty CO. feet % the point or
place o, beginning. (which said prem 70
ises ara known as No. ig5 East Houston
street
Parcel ? Also: "Ail that certain other
dwelling house and lot. piece - parcel o.
land. situate. lying ani being IN the Elev-
en,h Ward ~. the cliy u New York. on
the westerly side % Avenue e.. bounded
md described as follows. VIZ: Beginning
NJ n point on the n0rthwesterly side o.
Avenue G, distapt eighty 80, feet north
easieriy from tie norfheastcrly side 4
Eighth street and running thence north
castcrlv. parallel with Eighth street. soy
ent' i've 900 ,eet. thence uorthcasteriy
parallel with Avenue e. twenty t2pi ,rsf .
thence s0utheasteriy and parallel with
Eighth stree. seventy five tsjl fe,f % Az
enue 9. ani thence s0uthwesteriy along
said Avenue &. twenty t2O feet 20 the
point or place y beginning. the u0rtheriy
and sou,herly walls - the house erected IN
rad LOT being parry walls. and being the
house and premises SOW known AZ No. 1875
Avenue c.
No. 4e3 Eas, Houston ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01

10Th Street.
Tho above is a diagram 81 parcels Mum
her and Number s. Parcel No 3 Is sub
iect - mortgage for 5000 and inter
est from Januar, LIST lS9S. The approx
mate amount Of liens f0r taxes and Croton
water rents on parc-. Number . is SAC 20
with interest.
Parcel Number ia subject 20 a NOR,
gage for s.. 600 and interest from January
lk', 1905. Also to = mcrtgag, f1r So 400
and interest from November H. 1897.
The approximate amount ~ Hens for
taxes and 'roton water rents on parcel
No. is Si95.o5 with interest.
There Is also n sale for unpaid assess-
mcnt on November 20. 1871. $40 Ia with
interest.
Parcel Z Also. IAN that certain lot.
piece or parcel ~ land. with the build
ins thereon erected. situate. lying and
being In the Eleventh Ward Of the city
~ New York bounded and described az
follows. viz: Beginning al n point on the
westerly side ~ Avenue .. distant ono
hundred and one uoD feet northeasterly
from the northwes,crly corner OF Twelfth
street and Avenue 4. and nj the centre OF
q party wall between the buildings erected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
No. POS Avenue G.
Avenue Il.

~. foregoing are diagrams Of parcels
Number and Numhof y. -..,,o
parre, Number IS subject % a mortgdee
for s6Oso. ard interest from oc'ooeT i''h,
1891. The approxima - an'' rn, 81 ,en,s
sessnionts. IS 1914. with interest
Parcel 81. q IL subject 70 a r'or'eass
fnr So 600. AMI interest rom .e".,
i2fh 1897. The spproxima IT,, anon sna as :.
sessr1.nts. IL 1914 with interest. -,
Parcel :. IAN tha. certain other .ot;
niece or parcel ~ lani. situate. wing an,
being in the Twelfth Ward. IN me ny ~,
Nv Yori. and bounded AMI described ~
follows VIZ: Beginning AT point on the
westerly lire ~ Second avenue nlS,an'
,wontv l2W feet and ten 'io inches no'tn-
erlv from the rOrthwosterly corner OF ~"
Hundred an! Ninth street and second FN'
r,,e. -,,rninr thence nor'herly. along Sec
ord avenue. twenty (2D feet. thence West
er', and part ~ the way through 4 party
wall eight. leo) feet. thence south'riY;
twenty tool feet. and thence 'a.tr'ly. anu
mart Il the way through another party
NAIL eighty f-nl fee; 10 the point or place
n BEGINNING 10 the said several diWen
siors more or loss. Being the same prsih-
ises known rs 10. 2i23 second avenue
parcel : AN tat certain Other lot.
piece or parcel Of land. with the building
thereon erected. situate. lying and being
in the Tweiftl Wari of the 'i,y OF New
Work. ana bounded and described as FOL
lows VIZ; beginning at point an the
westerly side of Second avenue. distant
eighty $50 feet AMI ten 0ol inches north
eriv from fhe corner formed hv the sntsT-
section or tho nortnerly side o: one Hun
irel and Ninth street with the westerly
side ~ second avenue. running thence
westerly. and parallel with one Hundred
and Ninth street eighty go feet. tho.ce
rsrtheriy. ard parallel With Second ave
me. twenty f2ol feet, thence easterly. and
rarailel with one Hundred and Ninth
street. eighty tSOl feet % Secon. aycuLe.
thence eOufh-riy. along Second avenue.
twenty t2p feet - the point or place -
beginning. saii premises being known oy
the street Number 2i-o second avenue
No. 1898 Second Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01

NINETY EIGHTH STREET. SUPREME
COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY The
MUiuai Life Insurance Company OF New
York. Plaintiffs. against solomon Mehr-
bach and Others. DEFENDANTS.
In pursuance OF a Judgment Of soreclos-
ure and sale duly made and entered In the
above entitled action. and bearing date the
.3rd day of February. 1898. ]. the under
signed. ia. referee I'm said Judgment
named. will sell OF public auction al the
New York Real Estate Sales Room. No.
III Broadway IN the Borough az Manhat-
tan I'm the CITY Of New York. on the dih
day ~ April. 1898. a; IL O'Clock noon. by
Thompson & Pryor. auctioneers. the mort
gagged premises In the sa.d Judgment men
toned and therein described as follows;
ALI. those certain lots. pieces or parcels
OF land. situate In the City ~ New York.
and bounded and described az follows: Be
ginning az a point In the Soutnerly line OF
Ninety-elghth street distant one hundred
feet Westerly from the Southwesterly cor
her Of First Avenue ami Ninety eighth
Street. running thence Southwardy paral
lei with First Avenue one hundred feet
eleven inches. To the centre line OF the
book thence Westwardly along aid centre
line AMI parallel with Ninety eighth Street
one hundred and seven,y-nys feet: thence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
FORCE OsCRE SALES.

on the premises hereby conveyed ana the
building Immediately adjoining the same
on the s7u'hv"sferlv side. running 'henc"
northwesterly. and partly through me ceh-
tire of uariy wall and parallel WIN
Twelfth street. seventy liW feet. tnence
nor.helstariv. and parallel with Avenue g
twenty-five ,25) feet. thence southeas'eriS.
and rartiv through the centre OF parry
wall AMI parallel with Twelfth street. seN
entv f7m feet - the sa,i westerly s'de or
Avenue &. and thence s,u'h"esf"rly.
along the westerly side Of Avenue {.
twenty-five go feet 10 the point n place
0f beCinning now known as No. 40 sNr
nue. {. ~ walls ~ either sid" of san
house being party walls.
Parcel G. "Ali that certain other lof' piece
or parcel OF Land. with the buildings erected
thereon. siiuate living and being on inc
westerly side = Avenue h. between >lN-
tenth and Seventeenth streets. IN the
Eighteenth Wa.d # the 'ity of Now
York. which Is bounced and described az
f0llowr. yiz. beginning az a point on tn'
westerly SD. u Avenue II. aforesaid. as
tan' forty hrse G3i feet north"iy rom
tho norihwes.erly corner Of Siy'senih
street and Avenue u. AM running thence
nor'herly. along fhe said westerly SO" OF
Avenue 2. twenty six t2Il feet. thence
on = line parable. with sixteenth
street aforesaid. seventy fsW feet ana SIX
tGl inches. thence scutherly. on line
: aralIsl with Avenue u. twenty-Six f2hl
oct: and thence easfcrly. on a line paral
lal with sixteenth street aforesaid. seventy
17ol foot and six 90 inches 70 the point or
place u beginning.
No oO5 Avenue T..
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Avenue q
The for-goins are diagrams ~, Parcels
Number I and Number > Parcel No. !
IS subjected 20 mortgage f0r 5000. With
interest from october I'D. 1921. The az
pr1.rnafe amount ~ liens for faNes and
,roton water rents is 500 10 with interest.
Parcel ". - is subject to m7f'sase
lor s. uon. with interest from j0nulr' LIST.
1895 Also 20 mortgage f1r $3.50. with
interest from January J.. 1905. Tho AZ
proNimate amount ~ Hens f1r taxes and
Crot0n water rents on Parcel IS Ni1 u"
with interest.
Parcel 3 Also: "Ali that certain lot.
piece or parcel of land. Wits the building
thereon spiate. lying and helms IN The
Eleventh Ward II the city ~ New York
on the nor'hcfiv side - Tenth street he
tween Avenues p and G. and known As
LOT ~ ono hundred and nf'y-Nvc fl5' on
certain map u two hundred AMI fort,
lots - land situate ~ Burnt NH PCint
IN the Eleventh Ward ~ the Ci'y ~ New
York filed in tho office n the Reg lister =
the CITY ard County q New YORK. as map
case. bounded on the south By Tenth
street. On the north by lot No. 1870 On
the west by lot No. 1870 On said map con -
tanning in breadth. IN front and rear.
TWENTY-FIVE ,2il feet. and IN the depth
ninc,y four 1ap feet nine sCD inches on
each side b. tho saii several dimensions
more or less. and being known hy the
street number ~ No. 81 three hundred
ana si-Iff severn lFfiN street
Parcel Also: An that certain other
l1t piece or parcel u land. and tho build
ines and improvements thereon erected.
situate. WING and being IN the Eleventh
Ward Of the Ci'y of New York. ard
bourdcd and described a. follows viz; ~
ginning az point on the ncrthcrlv side u
Tenth street. distant one hundred and
seven 100 feet and seven 90 inches west
cfly from the northwest corner II Avenue
G ard Tenth street. running thence west
M
erly. ninety four 90 feet and nine go
inches ~ the centre line ~ he block.
thercc easicriy twenty ny. %, feet.
thence southerly ,along the land now or
formerly ~ Holeb1ldr. ninety fou. t0p
fest and nine 90 inches 70 the uo-thsrly
side Of Tenth street. the point o. place u
beginning. and known hy the street mum
her q, 80. $50 formerly No. 3'h Tenth
street
No. 3s1 SO. $50
Tenth 81 Tenth -,
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tn. approximate amount o. 'he lien ~
e,,5iro c,sts and disburs. mentsi. for Win
tho sad premises are 70 De 500, 10
81. go. 40. with iuieres, from the lsth cay
o. February. 1875
T~ae apDroxirlate amount Of the u1paid
taxss and water rents IL $7is.,s. eeeides
sAML. 3. PAUL.
Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
TRAINS TO CROSS THE BRIDGE.
A TRAFFIC ARRANGEMENT BETWEEN THE
BROOKLYN ELEVATED AND LONG
ISLAND RAILROAD COM
PANfES AUTHOR

Justice Dckey, OF tho Supreme Court. yesterday
authorized a traffic agreemen, between the Long
Island Railroad Company and the Brooklyn Ele-
waited Railroad Company. which If adopted in full.
will result in trains Of tho Long Island Railroad
being run directly to and over he Brooklyn Bridge
The application was made by General Wingate. on
behalf Of the receiver Of the Brooklyn Elevated
Railroad and consented TO by Butler hoffman.
Jol,ne e. Mynderse attorneys for the Central Trust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
Second AverIe
No 2l2 Second Avenue.

second Avenue
Tho foregoing arc diagrams y Parcels
Number : ana Number : Parcel 80. u
subject 70 a mortgage Tor $500 $40 IT
,er.s, from January ioth. is9S The NJ
rroNirnate amount ~ me Hens FOR taxes
and water rents j. Si7n ~ with Interest.
pa-cc. 80 is subject - q mortgag" Tor
100. AM interest from January i",h.
i>as Tho arrr1Ximafa amount ~ the liens
fo- taxes ana water rents "a si2l with
interest.
pa,et New York March 3oih. ls9s.
DONALD MCLEAN.
PETER EAGAN. Referee.
Plaintiff Attorney.
ga0 Rrna Ivy. Nrw York CIV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01
CARPET CLEANING.

-0~NNNoONNNN|-@-7-Ts 7>N7N"S|e'O1
CARPETS cleaned by steam. ~ hand OF
on the floor. TaiefG. Car9ei Cleahihs
Co. lS5S Broadway. i2i last +elh-s'''
coz & BRANDT 'rsi. i2.-3stn.
FREDERICK ACkERNAN l3S IVES;
sol-st.. near Cth-aNe.. established lsoZ.
Steam carpet rlea-4.s and festher ana
hai- rcrova,.r- u1.ls. through and sat
...ac,orv. also carpets fitted. made over
and re.alc.
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oaih street.
Above is diagram n the property ~ hs
sold.
N0ts Tho approximate amount y, TIE
Hen ar charge up1r fhe .eal property above
described o. satisfy which thls sac is
made is >i1.cNS 30 with interest thereon
from Natch 2Nth. 1865.
Sote.-rhe approximate amount OF taxes.
assessments md other liens upon the said
property which ar" - he allowed 70 the
purchaser ont ~ tho purchase money or
which are % be paid by the Referee. t.
SEQ
Dated New York. March Goth 1895
EUGENE H. PONEROl.
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
work. CHARLES J. oBERNAl f,H.
Pl.irtii aeains, PAULINE. LARSEN and
others. Deienaants In pursuance 81 .
Judgment q foreclosure ana sac maze
ana entered In the above entitled action.
All hearing date the twsnty-arst day es
March. iSa>. l. the undersigned. Referee
I'M said Judgment named. Will sei al pun
lie ..ctior ~ the New YORK Real Est -
salasr0om W. III Broadway. IN the
Rnr,l.s ~ Manhattan. IN the cry -
Sou York. m the County az New York. On
the thirteenth day Of April ls?s. at
fw..vr O'c,ock noon on that day. by
pnilip \. Smyi.h. Auc;ioneer, the premises
IN ssI judgment mentioned. and therein
described a. fcioNs.
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land. With the building thereon erected.
situate .ying ard being IN the twenty
third ward ~ the ely - New York. ana
bounded and described as follows:
beginning at pom, o. the southeriy
sidc OF one Hundred and sixty-h,th street.
distant ore hundred and i've and R-loO
feet Easterly from the Southe1ster!y cor
ner 81 Brook Avenue and one Hundred ana
sixty fin street. running thence SOUTH
srlv. a. right angles - one Hundred ara
siNfv-nfth street. eiglty-..ght fse' and SIX
inches thence EaSteriy. parallel with oNs
Hundred and SiN'y-ff'h street. twenty
~" feet. thence \ortlerN ~ rlght ahs.e:
~ one Hundred and sixty ffth street. ant
part - the va through party wal.
elsh', eight fect anl six inches 10 me
Southsrlv sd. ~ On, HUNDRED and sixty
Nth street: thence western, nons ~
saiA souiherly size O, one Hundred sni
Slxtv-ffth street. iwsn,, Ave zee, 20 the
point or n!ace n beginning.
Dated Now York March els.. ls?s.
DANIEL. r. fNGRAHAM. Referee.
CHARLES RrsToN. Plaintiffs Attorney.
The following Is diagrnr ~ premises
Z. he sold