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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-25
Auction Sales.

At the New York Real Estate Salcsroom yes
crday Peter F. Meyer & ca sold for the Sheriff
the onc-sory frame stores lcaschold. No. 1928
Columbus avenue to the plaintiff, for 500 also
street. to the. plaintiff; Katharine r. Jackson.
for $1,000 also the five story brick tenement
No. 2ll East Eighty ninth street, To the plain
,f. Israel Joscfsohn, for Sl7, 200. and the two
four story brick stores and tenements Nos. 326
and 1913 Water street To Dennison p Chesebru,
for $50 $50.
William NJ Ryan sold, at public auction, the
old buildings three and four story, No. 70 Bank
street, Ia George g. Dean for SIS, $50: also. the
two story frame dwelling. on plot 69. llNliL
54x7l. SIX 1886 So, No. 1855 Fulton avenue, to
Leo IIutter for Sl2. l25; also. the two story brirk
building. 25X75 No 456 West broadway. To
Lowcnfcld 4 Prayer for SIG 300 also, the two
story brick dwelling, Is 9xsO. No 26 Leroy street
10 the plaintiff John G. Hadden, for $4,000; also
two lots. each 25N95. on the southeast corner
Of Audubon avenue and l66uh street and the
lot 1SX95Xirreg. on the west side OF Audubon
avenue. so feet south OF l66h street 10 John j.
Mahoney for $40 600 and three lots, each 25H05
of roth street. 10 the same buy er for $1,000.
Philip \. Smyth sold. for an estate the five
story brownstOnc fiat on lot l7.7X65, No lI@
Lexington avenue to NJ. korn Blum for Sl7, 05o
Richard V. liarnctt & Co. sold. in foreclosure
the two.story frame dwelling and one story frame
10 the plaintiff, Bachman Brewing Company, for
$500: also. at public auction. the five story
brick tenement, on lot 22x001 No. PA West
Twentieth street. to Elias Feinberg for Sl7,400
and the threestory brick dwelling, 22N93, No
PAP West Twentieth street, TO T. f. Hanlon for
SO. 800.
James l. Wells sold in foreclosure. the plot,
25xl14 on the south side Of Fourth street, Wake
field 352 feet cast Of White Plains Road, TO the
plaintiff, Mary f. Mn!landcr for 81 800.
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FARMS OF DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.
1t Was Not Gen. Otiss Fault II They Were
Pennileas Whom They Got Home.

wAsHINGTo' oct. 24.-The people OF Clevs-
land. Ohio. who have been charging Gen. Otis
with not providing for come discharged
soldiers who recently returned to Cleveland
from the Philippines, will be much surprised
when thev learn the facts in the case. Rel
atives and friends complained that the men
had been discharged in Manila and then com
PEELED to pay their fare from San Francisco to
Cleveland.
The names OF the complaining men were fur
nished to the Secretary OF War and he directed
an investigation. From tho records Of the War
Department a statement has been prepared OF
each mans case. IL shows TINT their term OF
enlistment having expired they were dis
charged in Manila and Mt heir own request re.
ceived the money due them. The smallest
sum paid any ono man was SlSS. while others
received as much as 5000 The Government
supplied them free Of charge with transporta-
ton from Manila to San Francisco and also
furnished them with their regular rations.
Their only necessary expense waa from San
Francisco to their homes, an average OF about
$40. 1t IL said ut the War Department that II
the mon reached their homes renniess II was
because they spent all their money either In
Manila or some port In japan. but that there
was no necessity for any expenditure.
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Private Sales.

". p. Taylor & Sons and Charles r Schuy-
Ter & Co have sold for ". J: Lawson the five,
story American basement dwelling. 2I3X10xSS.
Douglas Robinson & Go. have sold for the Iorl-
lard estate to Morris Weinstein the lot on the
west side Of Rutgers street. extending from Canal
street 10 East Broadway, &c 3N2S. 5Ne4X25. for
about $40. 600.
Dan \ Gaylord has sold To James Roberts
for $1,000 the four story tenement 25x9H.9
No. 1876 West Twenty seventh street.
peasc 4 Elimun and Slawson & Hobbs have
sold for Mrs. George Tiffany the lot, 25NlOl on
the south side Of 18th street l75 feet west Of
Amsterdam avenue.
Diamond & Co. have sold to a builder for about
Sls.OOO the old building. on lot 25X1OO, No. $40
West Broadway.
The plot 2OxlOO on the no. side Of Forty
sixth street, 225 feet west Of avenue is re-
ported sold.
Joseph ". Lawrence has sold for W W. Hall
the three story and basement brownstune dwelling,
Is. sN55xlO2.2, No. ll3 East Seventy eghth
street
T.. j. yelling IT.. has sold for Ellen Cav to
Michael McCary the northwest corner Of Pleasant
avenue and 122d street.
Samuel tioldstickcr has sold for John J. Jordan
10 George +. Cain tho lot 25x95, on the north
side Of 12lst street, 275 feet west of Amsterdam
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E6th ST. n Q cor av A, 25.5x4o.s 8; The German Saw
ings Bank vs. Joseph Wete ct al; attys. schell. A
Webster av n cor st Paul's pI. "a. $500: Webster
Av. cor Wendover ay. 2dI1op. 9I26.11I1o+.1 10;
Patrick J Hughes VS. Geo II Anderson and ano;
foreclosure. three liens; atty. B Kelly.
10th at. s, 400 LenoI Av. 15XlO0,11 The
American Baptist Home Mission Society VS. Emma
A Stockinger ct all atty, d W Perkins.
l24th st. s. 1b46 W 1stAv, lSI 100 IL; Anna Rand
dali vs. Hannah or Annie Kotlowsky ct all atty, II
e?d ST. 1876 W Central Park West. l8s1loo g.
Willram BuesS vs. Michael DonnelsUn ct al, fore
close lien; attys Pannes z.
2sth ST. SIS. 1000 9Th av. 22.TI13 51irreg Patrick
Keenanas Chamberlain. &c. vs. VIM sCooper ct al.
Brook av, " iy5. IS wendoyerav IooI39.1 Martin
18th av, g A. 4i.ll II l35th At. lsN75; Robert Hub
bard Va Warren TOmpkins ct all atty. & shaw,
1921 At. II H. 2H.I e Brook av. 2IElOO: stephen Dun
can vs. Elizabeth Meyer ct al; attys. Miller. d.
1924 st. e cor Brook av. 21.uH tOI26xb8.S TO Ay 4
G15 Jane T. OOthout vs. Elizabeth Meyer etAl
attys. Miller. = ID,
lGOth 1T, ss. 1852 Amsterdam Av. l4.oN99.ll Il:
william W. Johnson and ano. trustees vs. Charles
Mulhclland ct al; attys. Merrill 4 r.
10th st, y g, 100 O "a Rv, pOL1uO.1l Herman Ho.
StrAhl.
l7Uth st. uw cor Amsterdam Gv. a5xloo; Emil
Goldfuss VS. John shea OF al foreclose lien, atty,
Msnken Bros.
ings Bank VS. Pauline Kellerhouse ct al: attys.
curtis MAllet. Provost Colt
1dbth ri, II 10 W 18th Ay, 1H.+Iep.1l; CornolA W
SlAde vs. " j DeVlin ct all atty, b Robinson.
1sOth II, 3, 100 18th av, 25x2lnd, to 1HlSt st:
Florence Carpenter, extrI. VS. Isaac Elliott ct
al; Attys SalterSS $.
Suffolk ST. W o. 40 Stanton st. 2OI76; Morris Gold
stein Va Pncus Rubel ct al; atty, Slverstone.
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FEARS HrDRoPHOBTA FROM HIS son.
Jersey City Baker Thinks He Was Bitten in
the Bows Last Agonica.

the Boys Last Agonics.
John Young OF Jersey City has come to the
Pasteur Institute in this city for the hydro
phobia preventive treatment. in the fear that
he may have been inoculated with the disease
when his son. who was suffering from it. bit
him in convusve At Just before death.
Young is n baker in business at 1874 Beacon
street. His seven-year-old son Charles VAS
bitten by dog and in six weeks developed
rabies. OF which he died about ten DAYS ago.
The father attended the child constantly.
SION he last but one one that he before he
died. the boy seized his fathers wrist between
his teeth while. the father was trying
t o as the the the
did not notice that he had been bitten unit a
day aIterward when he saw the scar. He, spok 9
ike tooth marx and advised him to come
was Frustrated after hls child. death and I'M
over the childs death and allows the Thought to
soysS h h L had that on he b %s S@
for the treatment he himself is taking before
the child fell i'll at all.
The hoy developed the disease IN very short
three months. The preventive treatment lasts
fifteen, days. i has, been said in Jersey City
hum Mman being and Just BEFORE wa" death m py
his chances OF escape or survival less because
OF n consequent greater, yirulence, OF the
poison. The Pasteur physicians say that that
is false, suppositon. and that e1perment has
shown that the virus taken from n dog a few
days after incubation or only Just before its
death OF rab ies causes death in another dog in
animal with the rabies. il in the hand or arm.
while more dangerous than though IT ,were in
been a partial protection-is not so dangerous
as though nearer to or on the head.
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Auction Sales To-Day.
BY PETER MEYER L co.

feet east Of, second avenue. 25xlOO5: i've
closure sale: action No !. Anna Lowenst Elm
VS.. Rosa Maria Pasea ct a.; Smpson Wer-
ESst G snd due
$375 prior mortgage. SIT. 900 and interest.
u Second a sees
brick doub tenement and stores; foreclosure
sale same parties acti9n No. - due S on rdg g.
prior mortgage. 81 900 and interest.
325 feet east OF Second avenue. 25xlO05; Ave
story brick double tenemnet and stores; fore
S me- 81 and due
&C., $3G5 PRIOR mortgage ST, S6C and intersst
$50 feet east OF Second avenue 2HxlOO5: five
story brick double tenement and stores; fore
closure sale action No SANE parfSs; due
&C.. 1913 prior mortgage. Sll 200 and Interest;
feet east of Second avenue. 25x9S,9; fvs-story
brick double tenement: public sale.
tur avenue. 25Xll3,0xJ3x about 1876 feet
vacant: and
.Decat avenue. north side. 25 feet west OF
Mosholu Parkway. southwest corner OF Ma
rion avenue. 123.40x72, 59xlG,65xl1O vacant
Marion avenue. south side. u. 90 feet west OF
Marion avenue. south side n - feet west OF
MoshoIp1 Parkway. 25xll0x3933x irregular.
East Forthwith street Nos; 3lS and 800.
south side, 27J feet east OF Second avenue.
25xlOO5 each. two Ave story brick double tene-
ments. store in No. 32O: and
o. sutton place avenue AZ No. ~; east side.
thrse-stor brownStone front dwelling: sale by
order Of heirs.
West Forty-flfth street. No. 315. north side.
200 feet west OF Eighth avenue, 2OxlO0.5. four
story and base N ent brownstone front dwelling.
Elm street. No. 11s. west side, 7o.OH feet
west OF Canal street. 20 2X7lx22x-. three
story brick business buildings; and
Elm street, Nos. 12O and Up, north and ad-
Joining 40. l.x97. 5X2S SnxSS II. three STORY
brick business building executors sale; es-
tate OF Ephraim Howe.
ny RICHARD V. HARSETT 4 co.
East 125th street. Nos. ~ to 20. south
side 80 feet wcst OF Park avenue, three
four-story and cellar brovnstone fsts with
stores. each 1GSxS3x 100; also
West TWenty-eghth street. No. 223. north
side. through to 22O West Twenty ninth street
2757l5 feet ives, of Seventh avenue. runs west
on Twenty ninth street "a lOx south 0S.2X
west ~. lOx south 37GX east 2t 0X5 to Twenty.
eighth street. Ole east 233K north e9x
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REAL ESTATE NEWS.

The auction branch OF the realty market was
the scene of most OF the activity yesterday. There
was long list Of offerings and the auctioneers
succeeded for the most part in obtaining good
prices for the parcels sold There was an c1cep-
ton in the case OF the Seaman property which
was offered by Auctioneer Meyer Tho
section Of the city in which the property is. Is
at this time without transportation facilities Of
any kind and the streets are not yet properly laid
out and graded. Besides this there are no gas
or water mains and sewers and sidewalks are
also wanting From the point OF view OF the
buyers the sale was satisfactory far il went.
because in several years the property they secured
will be worth three or four times what they paid
for it, but TO the sellers the sale failure and
the majority OF the parcels were withdrawn as
soon il was seen that the future values OF the
properties would not be offered.
The other voluntary offerings Of the day met
with considerable success and the total Of the
days business was encouraging TO the auction
market
The business at private contract was about
equal in value to that Of Monday There were
no transactions OF special importance, but the
sum OF the dealing was very good. Dwelling
houses were most in evidence inthe selling.
Hugh j. Grant took title yesterday 10 a number
Of dwellings, on First avenue. near Forty second
street They are numbered 7il TO T57 and 725
10 739 First avenue The consideration stated
was 81. Mr. Grant bought this property through
william NJ. Ryan at the time Of the announce
ment that ferry would be put in operation be
tween the foot Of East Forty second street and
Brooklyn No active steps, far as can be
ascertained, have yet been taken toward the in
stallation OF the ferry route.
The number Of suits in foreclosure filed with
the County Clerk has been increasing rapidly
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Recorded Mortpapes,


Mailer John Fl to Henry Kerk; Valentine
" az. VS.. VIZ is6tS st. syrs....''''.' $4,000
Dongherty Vim A. TO New York building
Loan RANKIN, Co IsOth ST MS 10 . Tie.
bout ay installs ...,.......,..'. ,.....,.. b7sO
operative B L Assn, plot begins 80 NV
instalIs .,............ ...........' 400
Conroy Michael to James 4 Smith Bath.
gaze nv W a 2I6 . 10Th 1t l. . or 3 yrs 900
Raw net Charles, TO Bernheimer h Schmid,
ms 5s4 I'd ay saloon lease demand 1910
Porr William 10 Benjamin Salinsky, 82d
1T n g. l7b q l It'll ay, l month .......... $50
GONZALEZ FilomenA, to Harlem Savings
Bank Hath at s O. los 4 willis av, l yr $50
RnmeI. Adoph 4. TO Peter. Doeiser. a5th
ST. 1a2 West saloon lease dema nd. '...,,, 400
Huerstel Hortense, to Melvin A DeerinR
lot 2O5, map portion Hunt estate. 3 yrs. 800
SpYuiell Demous to Amanda TuuSey It'll
ay, lot 81 |, map village OF Wakefield in
stalls NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1850
18th st. yrs, $4,000
OBrien John ], to Cath A Concklin. Bath
gate av. n q cor ISlst OF, yrs............ 1000
Gundlach Henry and Henry Koch to John
A Mccarthy. st Nicholas av, " =. 50.2se
McDanieis, Annie. to Title Guarantee l.
Trust Co. 5up Amsterdam av. . yrs...... $4,000
Currier co, Sd av Q $, 80 n spring pi
a !. 5000
Murray, Neradith j. to Matilde Il DeGUn.
zais1. ao62 La FontNine av. 5 yrs. -. $500
La Fontaine ay, 3 yrs ...,........... 1850
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THE VIKING 4 FAILURE.
Yacht Converted into n Gunboat Unable to
Carry Enough Provisions.

carry Enough FToNhlOns.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2+.-Atter fitting her with
a modern battery. placing ammunition and
stores on board and otherwise preparing her
for sea. the gunboat Viking has been found to
be untitled for the work to which she was
assigned and has been placed out OF commits
sion. All the work done on this fast converted
yacht has gone for nothing and she will prob
ably be sold.
1t was intended to send her to Central
American waters to look out for the interests
OF United States citizens, relieving the Vixen
OF that duty She was made over into very
good gunboat will rapld-ire guns and placed
in commission when the work Of conversion
was finished. When tho authorities OF the
Norfolk Navy Yard came to supply her for the
voyage to Central America. 1t was found that
she could not carry enough provisions for her
officers and crew for even comparatively
brief period AS much OF the work OF the Viking
would be in guarding American interests at
ports where internal disturbances would make
the purchase OF food imposs BILE. the Departs
ment was compelled to abandon its intention
to assign the gunboat to Central American
waters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-25
MANILA TRANSPORTS DELA YED.
Four Ships Fail to Start from San Fran
cisco According 10 Schedule.

Four Ships Fail to Start from San Fran
cisco According TO Schedule.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 24.-The Secretary Of War
has been much annoyed by the failure Of the
army transports to depart from San Francisco
on schedule time. Four vessels were to leave
for Manila in the latter part OF last week. and
up to to- day not one Of them had sailed Major
Long. Superintendent of the transport service.
said in telegram OF explanation received yes
terday that the delay was caused by the heavy
rains prevailing in San Francisco, which pre-
vented the loading Of the ships with SUPPLIES.
1t was thought at the War Department Mt that one
OF the transports might be ab 9 to leave to- day.
but no word Of departure having been received
up to late hour this afternoon Secretary Root
directed that the officials in San Francis SEQ
should be again directed to hasten as much as
possible the loading Of the vessels.
The transportation Of animals Is being
pushed vigorously. Horses and mules are sent
from this country to Honolulu and there landed
for several days rest Transports from Manila
take them from Honolulu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-25
CAPT. sIGsBEE's NEW DUTY.
The Texas's Command to BE Chief of tn
Bureau of Naval Intelligence.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 24.-Capt. Charles d. SiRs-
bee. whose detachment from tho command Of
the battleship Texas has been made necessary
by the decision OF tho Navy Department to
place that vessel out Of commission IN order to
distribute her crew among vessels serving in
the Philippines. will be assigned to duty as
Chief OF the once Of Naval Intelligence. Com
mardsr Richn rdson {. Glove the present Chief.
has been selected for assignment to duty as
Naval attachd OF the United states En- hassy
in London. He will rel ieve Lamentations
mander j. c. Colwell. who will be assigned to
sea duty.
Capt. Sigsbee's present tour of sea service
began on April 10. 1897. when he assumed
command OF the battleship Ma inc. During
the war with Spain he commanded the aux
Hilary cruiser st. Paul and rendered valuable
When tho war ended he was assigned to the
conn. and OF the Texas.
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east "a. 1Ox north to beginning $50; four and
flve-story brick factory buildings; executors
sale, estate Bartlett Smith.

east 241ox north to beginning $50: four and
fve-story brick factory buildings; executors
sale, estate Bartlett Smith.
BY WILLIAM NJ. RYAN.
West Eighty fourth street, No. 40. south aide.
256e feet east OF Columbus avenue, lS3xlOZ
Two thrce-story brownstone dwellings, par
tition sale to close estate OF n. Pendieton
West l40th street. No $40. south side. 10
feet west Of Amsterdam avenue, loKoH;ll J.,
three-story and extension basement and cellar
Vest il8th street. Nos. I'll to $40. south side
200 feet west OF Amsterdam avenue. three
dwellings; similar to foregoing. each 15xo"ll I;
East 4Sth street. Nos 317 and $40, north aide.
20 feet east OF Second Avenue each 2ONlOO.5;
fve-story and cellar. brick tenements trustees
sale.
East 10th street. Nos. 24O. south side, about
40 feet west OF Second avenue. 10.6x1OO,5
three-story brownstonc dwelling. executor
East 4titH street, No. 343. north side 14O feet
west OF First avenue. 2Ux1OQ.S. Jour STORY and
basement brick tenement with stable; public
sale.
by BRYAN L. KENNELLY co.
Second avenue. No. 200l. northwest corner
1O:}d street. 25.Jx75, four-story and extension
brick and stone double fiat: partition sale. ~
- Union avenue. No; 7O3. south site about 20
and basement. brick and brownstone dwelling
public sale.
BY WILLIAM KENNELLY.
West Thirty-sixth street. No, 65; north eide OF
100 feet east OF sixth avenue. 25xaS0. five
story and basement brownstone fiat; also
West Forty ninth street, No. 100 south side.
2Io feet west OF Eighth avenue, 25X1OO. four
story basement and cellar brownstone nat: also
$50 feet east OF Eighth avenue. 25xIOO 5. three
story basement and cellar brick and stone
front fiat. two-story stable In rear: sale by
order OF executors and heirs OF Christopher
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These naval orders have been issued:
SUPPLIES FOR GEN. OTIS.
H""''ermaster's Shipments Worth 81 800, =
OOO-Moro Rapid-Firo Guns.

-, nAsHiNGToN Oct, 24.-The Quurtermastsr
S'eHetais Department is preparing to ship to
rianIIa supplies worth about 81 100000. They
.v'uue clothing and all other material handled
W me Army Quartermasters The shipments
wv wv constitute six months supplies for the
oJn' III the Philippines. Shipment will DO
most e ~ transports sailing from New York rs
deIots 10 nv" ''o'eu Ut h"S'eEh
rnGonnntt.s OF ordnance supplies are being
nuI"hasei by the Chief OF Ordinances for shin
LAM LAM, I" Manila The work OF purchasing is
ara uG SNhelited. as certain munitions OF war
tb e uIGeity needed by Gen. Otis. Owing to
an env Is buying In the open market. or the
n,uht AZ the dispoSal OF tho Chief OF Ord
tsrjI, c h.ont $4,000 will be used In buying
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Army Orders.

WAsHINGr on. Oct. 2t-These army orders
have been issued
Acting AssistautSurgeon Odillion u Weed. from
Fort WAYNE to Fort Niagara to accompany the Forty
second Infantry to the Philippine Islands,
First Lieut. JoSeph l.. Donovan, Twenty hrst In
fantry, and First Lieut. Herbert q. Williams EleN.
enth Infantry. exchange regiments. and the latter
ordered to New York city for duty with the Forty
seventh Infantry until its arrival at Manila when he
will Join his own regiment.
Capt samuel d. Freeman. Tenth Cavalry. to San.
tayu and relieve Capt Thomas F. Davis, Fifteenth
Infantry. a. Collector OF Customs; Capt. Davis 10
New York city for further orders.
Second Lieut., Harry o. willard, Tenth Cavalry TO
Governors Island for examination for promotion.
First Lieut. Daniel +. Keller. TWenty.fourth In
fantry, assigned In Company NJ at Fort Wright,
Wash.
Capt Edgar B. Robertson, Sixteenth Infantry. and
Capt Edward Il. ChrismAu, Twentieth Infantry, Ell.
change regiments.
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FREE POSTAL DELTVKRr.
A Great Increase in the Receipts Mt Post
Offices Affected Last Year.

Offices Affected Last Year.
WAsHINGToN Oct. 24.-In working on his
annual report First Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral Heath is surprised and pleased at the
favorable showing OF the free delivery SER
vice. There are now 1873 free delivery offices.
The number OF carriers is 1926. The gross
receipts were S8S ,8l5 81 as against $780,
681 8O46s an increase OF 2l.o4 per cent
The increase OF $l2.27G.Ol1.13 in the gross
revenues Ia more than double the receipts for
the year 1S77-1S7S. and this vast business was
80 per cent. a lower PERCENTAGE OF increase
in cost than In any other year since the free
delivery service was instituted, 1t is to be re-
mem bered also that under existing laws pro-
vision is made for n steady increase In the sal
aries OF carriers. which in the last fiscal year
averaged $975.43.
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Satisfied Mechanics Liens.

Baldwin 4 Green va John DeHart and ano.
aSd IT, SIS. 700 W Central PR West 1899
Grob. Frank 8. vs. Patrick Duffy ct al. pSth
at, n e cor 9TH Av. 1899 ........... .......
Philip SCmmer Glass COLtd vs. Johanna II
Labor aud ano. 10th st, SIS, 3TS LenoI
av. 1919 ......... ..........,....,.. .........
to HE Washington av. 1922. .............
Dimock Fink Co VS. Rachel Ranger ct al.
l25th at, No 21+ and 2lS X. 1892. .......
Borkstrum, Oscar c. VS. Geo Blumcnthnl.
Washington av. Ii W cor 173d st. looI0o.
1879
Fioravanti, GermAno, va Philip J Drummer.
forth at. a W cor Manhattan av. 1s9H.....
B Goetz Mfg Co va William J Hargrave. Jr.
Morris ay, es. so 1S+th st, l6lIloo.
1899 Observation-Disclosures. ..............
Bauienkels. Francis. va Frank ii v eiler ct
al. Park Nv, II W cor 56th 1T, 1899, ,........
] = Duffy Co vs Adolph Wiedhopf ct al,
422 and i24 f. 10Th st, lSPp. .............
Worthingtnn. Henry II. VS. German Ameri.
can Finance Co ct al. Park av. W cor
Goth st, 1892, Observation-Disclosures.