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~~EW YORK SUPREME COURT, New @ aork
TER GPxRSEARD MoRroN and others Defendants A0
I9 Of sSs;'Gss q; MAY Of
@ r sh' SCI. Pd'T'snssi !. sasis @
IN. 'se New Real sales v S l New
on JYns oiss.1 iss a. hsS t~sSs
Sp Sn ses mise directed BY said judgm.nt to be sold ana
described follows r,ocs. or parcels Of land. to-
s.Ser %s the buns and sS waTd Of
'ia M: lying gsI. and and se'Rs %sch TAKEN together
described a: :, GSws GNns,yesh s.e
EssTsrdy one and ninety dfc ss Nchery tst side
Ssr S street Ess.e5y Ss sta "a With
End Avenue thence running or distance through a
ps %f Eaf and sysD @ ass
sss HsRSs %s Tn"ns EssisF s:
one .Gs Cd 9SS fsi saS
ws''s5y aSSs s ' feet TO ths pon,
~ sesnnns be the said several distances and a
TSss9 With In al dssndahs ns sh b.sf ,f
slna3d Dd nieTsss Gor,on in and street n front
of 'S1e s6d e40nnf Is fHRRST is o!KN that sell the
said pTmises II 1aTys EDaS aS by se street number DAT
ssS feet in Width ncbn. IN 0nt 0 aepS
re both sides with the building thereon erected the West
ery Of SAID building being party TT Ws as moTaSe s
iof f6 Ss 5s:ss made SS %
rd DsS,sT sS i4 iSs7 with interest thereon from the
iSb day Of April 1895 at the rate Of five per cent per
No 2 Premises known by the street number 249 Wes,
aeth street being eighteen feet in width IN front alo
oor and one hundred eleven inches In depth on
both sides with the building thereon erected the Easer
snd Westerly walls building being party walls as
shown on the accompanying diagram subject 70 cern
FOR the sum $4,000 covering said premises
ss Sv Dexter barnard Horton Mary Hoyt, dated
Ia recorded April 18th 1897 with interest thereon iron"
tbe i4h day o April 1895 the rate of FIVE per cent
Pc u,,,,.uu uOrS
Referee
DAILY. HoYT MASON.
or7ne and p O. Address: No. II william Street.
New York city.
The following is diagram Of the premises to be sold:
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foreclosure Sales.
-S>f;IS>' S>EW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

N>EW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNT
~ OF NEW YoRK.-selma Brill. Plain'n' as"''''
ro,r co,,er and others, Defendants , ~ al.
In nursuance Of judgment OF ,,on near
a,iy made ana entered In the
1nx aate the 9Th day Of June. 1880 tne ~ nuhlIc
hs ,h psseree in said Judgment named VII sen ~ ~
auction AT the New York Real Estate ss,eso%' CON, - New
ouSa,ay In the Borough Of Manhattan Cly .. ,ao,
Yny% On the 2eth day OF June 1899 AZ IL a,n..r
-, - dsy nv Herbert A. sherman. ESQ., Huc,' "a
h rsnise. described by said judgment TO oe son' a
therein described as follows -, ,.r. NTH the
All ,ha certain lot. piece parcel OF ana WIN ne @
,,,idines and improvements thereon erected
ena being in the city Of New YORK and oounaeu s ,ha
6escbeg as follows wit Beginning al poht nd on @
Srher,y aide Of Ninety-sixh Street distant one
and dfy feet Westerly from the corner formed oy ,n t
,arsaccn n, the Westerly line OF COLUMBUS ANenue
,s Son,b.ry line Of Ninetysi1th Street running tnenc
ssuhs,Iy nara lei with Columbus Avenue one nunuisu
Ies, eirh; and ne-haif inches running thence
o,d narael with Ninety street twenty-n iee
rnnning thence Northery and again parallel WIN Coun
nus Avenue and part OF the distance throush pay
ra ono hundred eight and one-hnh inches 70 tne
souherly line OF Ninetysxth street and running 1neh.e
Fastery along Southerly line OF Nine'ysxh sI,e
twentynve the point or place OF beginning behs
known as No. 100 West Goth Street
Dated York. June 1th. lses ou,arv No..
WILCOX & BRODEK Attorneys for Plaintnl -
go Broadway Borough Of Manhattan New YORK CRY
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\rEw YORK SUPREME COURT, New Yorl

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, New York
4nx @ gAKER PaStT hf asinst pe;tnda5. REH
an s. Of s S Ss3i on May Sf S
GSe OF the M. e & % the the 81 the referee n
SAID SAID Judgment named viii public auction. the
SsT YORK Of Hss Mnhaa ia the @ Of New York on
18Th day Of June @ at Es suones nISs So Ss s
directed by said Judgment to be sold and therein de
those lots pieces parcels Of land together oS
h the vDS DS1s nS sns nd in % s Of IN. @
New York which taken together are bounded an, and
se;sreS ss Of ns sree distant one
are. and % s % ss FROM side ss S %
and the Easerly side Of West End avenue thence
part q through party vail ons hundred n
the block between Ninety and N!netynnth Streets
thence running Eastery along sald mdas as e ,sat
thence running southery parallel with wes, End Ave
S"sae n f 5 feet Of sS sSd m
side Of Street ns and Of shS
ae feet to the pn, or paSt OF 6esnpnT III ... oe
formerly of defendant Dexter Ba"srd Horton and and
prsr SorcE IS HEREBY GIVEN that shall the said
No, /. Premises known by the street numher 25a West
rear and hundred feet and eleven inches in depth on
Sh Wssery s vim Sa e Of , bs being party
shown the accompanying dissTam a., subject 10 sef
premises made by Dexter barnard Horton oo to Alfred @
Hoyt dated and recorded December 22nd. 1896 with in
thereon from the 2nd day OF June lses al me
rate Of Ave per per annum. - -
No 2 Premises known by the street number 2'5 West
ash street being eighteen in width in front and
hundred feet and eleven inches IN dsptn on
both sides building erected the Eastery
and walls Of said building being par walls as
shown accompanying diagram SUBJECT 70 certain
mortgage the Of fl650O. covering said premises
made by Barnard Horton Alfred NJ Hoy dated
and recorded December 22ni is9S with interest thereon
2sth day OF June 1905 at the rate OF hve per
''"' ~ WILLIAM N. HOES. Referee.
DAILY. HOYT MASON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Office and p. o. Address No. II william street
New York City
The following is a diagram Of the premises TO be sold
Street
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9Sth
The approximate amount Of the lien or charge to satisfy
70 be sold So with interest thereon from The 80
day OF May. 1890 together with costs and allowance
Amounting 10 $500 interest from May 18TH 1893
and the expenses Of this sale
The approximate Of the taxes assessments ano
other Hens paid by the referee or allowed out OF
the purchase money Is as follows: 1000
ON marcel No 247 esth Street. .1SSO
on parcel No $40 West 9sth Street ........ 10
s ~ WILLIAM NJ. HOES,
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

~ OF NEW YoRK-Mary c. Austin. Plaintiff, against
Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale. duly made
ered y & the a5Sys h Ssas S dss m .a
Judgment named, will sell at Public Auction at the ET-
tne sor6SFS Of %anaSn city Of New Yotk on the @
qay %, June SMITH SsS A1cone Az the pres @ a dreeed by
Judgment be sold and therein described as follows:
buildings + and improvements thereon situate lying and
e2s 9 and S oans o New s IN s OF
being part Of the lot known and designated on the Map en-
Andrew Findiay surveyor dated West Farms august
COUNT @ ' a 9a on al e ana 'RS y the NUMBER
(s51 and bounded and described the said Map as o
Fulton 9Ms Wv Aven1t SsGnS Gistan ~e9ye.
aou;hwesteriy Fulton Avenue and Eighth street
the are LAID dGT1 on sad A Map and and running
ninety nine s9 feet and yave one-hyndredths (5'lo0
Of foot TO lot number Eghyseyen s1 on SAID aid Map
Der Eghty-seven so hundred 900 feet: thence
ana ma ne & s's M TG ahG % f2 s'9n
SO oN Of foot; and thence Easeriy and part Of the
said Westerly eide Of Fulton Avenue at the
Notice hereby given that shall sell the said Prem.
widening and STRENGTHENING OF Fulton Avenue as follows
being WENT feet & and ni ;T
f9Tt IN so9e @ tpn in rar and in depth on the Tohey
side ninety feet and twenysx hundredths Of
ninefsen l A"a cnehundredth Of foot with the building
thereon erected he Noherly and southey walls Of said
building party walls. shown the accompanying
diagram.
No .: Premises by the number 1897 Full
ton Avenue thrtysix feet and extyfour one hun
Of foot in front and thirty seven feet and five
hundredths Of foot in and in depth. the
Norhey side nnetyseven feet and nineteen one-hun-
dredths OF foot and the Southery side ninety
nine one-hundredths OF foot with the building
thereon erected the Northerlv wall Of said building
ing party wall shown on the accompanying diagram
no 8: Premises known by the street number 1893
Fulton Avenue being fortyone feet and forty-four
hundredths a foot in front and fortytw feet and
thirty -hundredths Of foot in and in depth
the Northery ninetyseven feet and nine onehun
dredths OF foot and the Souhery eide ninety
feet and two hundredhs of foot with the building
thereon erected shown the accompanying diagram.
BE the said several dimensions or less
Dated New York. June 9th, 1899
DANIEL P. INGRAHAM Referee.
FRANK z. DEMAREsT.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Nassau street.
Borough of Manhattan
New York CITY.
The following diagram Of the premises TO be sold:
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DSth Street.
Tho snnrornste amount Of lien charge TO satisfy
uhich The PREMISES described in the judgment herein are
- f snid s 50 227 go with interest thereon from the so
dhy ~ Nav 1879 together with and allowance
ss5onnting 10 s246 with Interest from May 18th. 1899
and the expenses ~ this sale.
The approximate amount of the taxes assessments and
other liens each OF the separate parcels shown on tne
, 81 he nurrhase money s20s TO- together with the
Hi'e'e'' 49," WILLIAM HOES. Referee
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p6th Street.

Tho enproximate amount OF the lien or charge to
.osv which the property II 10 be sold s
s27 b az with thereon from the 9th day OF june
fsoo ,orather with costs allowances amounting %
S3iss2 with interest June bh. 1888 together WIN
,ba eynenses Of the approximate amount or
,axes assessmens or other which TO be allowed
70 the purchaser the purchase money or paid by the
Referee is s9C3. .85 and interest
Dated York. June !. 1893. . =.
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The approximate Of the lien charge 70 satisfy
which the described property is TO be sold Is Nine
hundred and sxtveght and rs 100 Dollars,
with thereon from Ninth day Of May 1899
gether with and allowances amounting 70 Five hun
and 04-l0O Dollars with from
May 10Th 1899 together with the OF the sale The
approx OF other liens
which be allowed the purchaser out OF the pur
chase money paid by the Referee is as follows:
1899 Fulton Avenue. 1887 Ga
No 1897 Fulton Avenue. ........... 554 66
On Parcel No. 1893 Fulton Avenue. $50 u
sI.470O5
and interest.
Dated New York. June 9Th. 1890.
DANIEL p. TNGRAHAM.
Ref
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WANTED. .-Treasurer for new company
just forming: must have g. 600 stock
and be man OF good character and business
ability. W. r. WELLS. 80 Hanson Place.
Brooklyn. y. Y
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Freight paid. Credit extended. Outft free
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
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nerson: state salary. age. EXPERIENCE
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Gearhers.

8eachers.
..1>nn~o>o.o~o~~NoNN~
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OPERATORS and BAST'ERs wanted on
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6orses ano Carriages.

CTYILSH BAY HORSE. 16 hands high; sound and kind:
- broken saddle and harness sold for want OF use
Box 15 Alendale, n J.
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GOVFRNE.SS. BY American young LADY
German. French. music and all Englsh
branches. best Of references given: 40
dress 1913 West 7th-st.. South Boston.
Mass.
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WORK WANTED.

FRIGHT GIRL graduate. 10. residing
with parents. desires position in office
OF responsible firm; no previous business
experience. Miss r. r.. s2S Tlnton-aVe'
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GOVERNFSs. Ss.-Accomplished experienced.
resident or visiting governess cessonsl
Par,sian. French North German. Engilsh
branches. pianist kindergartner; excellen'
references PETITE. West End Postofnce'
Long Branch.
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6nrroaate's Notices.
UTHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW.

VNHE PEOPLE OF The STATE OF NEW
YORK BY the Grace OF God Free and independent
to Thomas Brae 6Snne wIs Fysnk nlyoke ssiy
" Davis Thomas Gannett Holyoke Charles Holyoke
John W Hastings. Alfred W. Gannet Lucy Patton
Thomnson Jennie Gannett Sewall Nellie Russell Dcbor-
ah Annabe and the child children any, Of Mary
Scedsnt E1ra stiles Gannett heirs OF kin
~ F1ra stiles Gnnnet deceased SEND GREETING:
WHEREAS. Emma Watts Gannett, of the I1ty OF New
York lately applied to the surroeae oont OF our
writing relating both real and personal property duy
proyed a. the last VIII and Testament or Ezra suls
TIIrP E,FN1RF YOU each Of cited to
before the Surrogate ~ County OF New YorN al his
Office in the County Of New YORK on me 2Ith day Of
Tune one thousand eight hundred ana ninetynne. AT
bair mast ten o'clock the forenoon OF that day then
and there attend the probate OF the said Last VIII
an" IN s1cb ~ vor as hereby cited under the
age 81 wenty-one years required 10 appear by your
@6o dian YOU ha one n have none TO
sn S ' nnnv FOR one 10 he appointed. Of
,on,r neglect or failure do guardian will be
nonted by represent and act for you In
'nf f "TEsTIMoNY WHEREOF We have caused Seal
NJ the SurrogatA's Court Of the said County Of Ne"
i0'" ~ ~ WITH ESs Hon James NJ. varnum. Sur
% rogate II our said County OF New fo.k' az
7 the ID day OF Nav, In the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
anu ~ FAIRFAX MLAUGHLIN.
Clerk Of the Surrogate's Court
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Of Hon.
lanes NJ Varnum a Surrogate OF the County OF New
york notice 10 hereby given to all persons having claims
against William f. Conover. deceased. 10 present the
same with thereof 10 the SUBSCRIBE al her place
os,scb %o 10 Rroad street in The city Of New York.
or before the eighteenth day Of November next
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Attcrney for Administrators. 30 Broad Street. y. Y.
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LOST.

BANKBOOK No. S32. 40 OF the Bowery
Savings Bank Is missing. The finder Is
requested 10 return II 10 the bank. II not
restored before the l7th day Of June. 1890.
application will be made TO the bank for
new book.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A BUSINESS showing $3.50 profits per
month for sale. s.. 900 cash down, bal
ance small monthly payments. w. X.
WELLS SO Hanson Place. Brooklyn.
n Y
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BANKBOOK NO. 2s9. s67 Of the Union
Dime Savings Institution is missing.
Any person having a claim TO 1t is hereby
called upon TO present the same within ten
days. or submit 70 having said passbook
cancelled, and a new one Issued.
LOST OR STOLEN. handbook No. 3gS.-
3S9 OF the German Savings Bank in the
City o{ New-York. corner 4th-ave. and
l4th-st.. issued 10 John B. BarchAeld. All
persons are cautioned against negotiating
the same II not returned 70 the bank on
the 9th day OF July. 1895. duplicate will
be issued.
ST.-Bankbook No. CSC. .734. Bank for
Savings. $50 4th-ave.. New York Pay
ment stopped. Please return book 10 bank.
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Male.
nonas man about is years OF age. ior
work in once; must be reliable IN cVsbs ~
way; good chan,s for navsnred ,D avn hsndwri,ng.
LIN refererces and salary expected H. "'
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r,ion men wanted: bring references
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MEXICAN TEA CO. Detroit Mlch-
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NURSE. Miidle-aged woman as invsss .s.
or child's nurse. fully compeien. - ~.
for child from birth. highest psrso,,- go.
ersnces. Address REFERENCE. Ein-
beth y. J.. General Delivery.
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MOUNT VERNON.

Invitations have been issued TO the commence
sne,t exercises Of the Lockwood Collegiate School
on Tuesday evening June G, at o'clock, In wizard
mall The graduates this year Harriet A An
,1erson. Gertrude X Hanna. Edith Sarah Jackson
ETHEL Louise Lewis. Jennie Campbell Reynolds
MARY Elizabeth Rhoades and Ethel sher"ooo
Wakenan-
Oliver A. Westfal. one OF the organizers or the
English Lutheran Church. In this CITY, oieo Oh
Thursday evening in his ffty-first year MT west
fall had lived in Mount Vernon about hfteen years
He was formerly a member of the New ork SICK
Exchange His widow and seven chlidreh surNiNe
him - ,-A,.-sdax, ,,gbt
The trustees Of Pelham Manor on THURSDAY nghi
,cranfad a franchise the Westminster Gas anu
Coke Company. TO supply gas at maximum price
of 81 % per 1000 feet. The new company wa, OP
,osed by representatives of the New-fork SUD
urban Gas Company, which now supplies the manor
with gas for heat and lighting purposes. Inc "ork
Of having The mains will begin in few DAYS. IA.
The marriage Of Miss Helen HumnneI. or thlS Guy
10 Edward Ajmann, of New-York, Is announce 10
take place on June 10 AT the home or the pllue
father ]. H. Hummell. Claremont-aVe W.,
The engagement is announced Of Miss Florence
Cooper, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John watson, 10
Frederick Sellar. both of South Slxth-aVe' ths CITY,
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PEEKSKILL..

The striking laborers on the trolley railroad IN
this village were paid off Thursday. and toward
evening returned TO work Yesterday about seven
ty-five were at work. The track had been laid 10
THE ferry at the State Camp and In South-st far
as Smith-st The wires not yet strung, nor
have any cars arrived. The attorney for the rail-
road said to Tribune reporter at noon yester-
day that cars would be running to the State Camp
VERY on Monday
Commencement exercises of the Peekskill Train
ang School for Nurses was largely attended on
Thursday afternoon The front portco Of the
Peekskili Hospital was elegantly decorated with
American flags ferns and flowers. On the poruco
were the medical staff the nurses (students and
graduates and the directors. The Rev. Henri
De Vries conducted the exercises. DR.. c. r. T.
Greene addressed the people and Dr. Alexander o.
Snowden the graduates and nurses. The gradu-
,ates. Miss Agnes Christensen and Miss Elizabeth
Frances Platt OF Brooklyn received their diplomas
from Mrs. s. r. Knapp. president Of the Board Of
Directors. Their class pins were presented by
Mrs J. J. Cox.
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TARRYTOWN.

In response TO the request Of large number
of leading citizens of Tarrytown and North Tarry-
town, the Rev j. Selden Spencer mas consented 10
deliver an address on THE Character and Life OF
Washington Irving" The address will be given in
Music Hall on June 10. Mr.. Spencer is rector or
Christ Episcopal Church and was connected with
# when washington Irving was a communicant
and warden there. He is of the few living
residents Of Tarrytown who were personally ac-
1uainted with the author.
The Veteran Firemen's Association or Tarry-
town and North Tarrytown will meet on TUESDAY
evening at Dobbs Ferry. -
1harbor bv the Government, T. j. Wuif the village
engineer is making survey. -,
The Baker underwear Company, of Peekskill has
decided TO locate in this village. The company has
leased a part of the tile factory building and It's
machinery has arrived at the Point pier.
Miss Helen NJ Gould is expected TO return 70
Iyndhurst to-day for the summer months -
The Greenburg Town Board met in the Town
Clerks office on Thursday and audited the election
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JEwELLERS ASSOCIATIONS CONSOLIDATE

Justice Beach in the Supreme Court yesterday,
signed an order permitting the consolidation Of the
NewYork Jewellers Board Of Trade and the New
York Jewellers Association, under the title of the
Jewellers Association and Board OF Trade. The
petition, which was presented by the majority of
the boards Of directors and officers Of both
sociations, set forth that the agreement for the
consolidation entered into Thursday pur-
suant TO Section Z, Article l, OF the Membership
Corporation law, and was approved by three
fourths OF the votes Of the members Of each or
ganzation. The property OF the New-York Jewel
lers Board OF Trade Is said to consist Of It's Office
furniture and other property, and II has cash
balance on hand Of 1850. Its income amounts TO
about $2S 900 year, derived from fees of 800 a
year each from $50 members, and commissions on
collections for its members, amounting to about
5000 year
The property Of the New-York Jewellers As
ISOLATION. besides its office furniture. consists Of
fees from fifty-eight members at sl25 a year each
and commissions its collections. The offices OF
the New-York Jewellers Board OF Trade are at No.
"a Maiden Lane, and the Offices OF the New-York
Jewellers Association at No. 146 Broadway.