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New-York tribune., 1899-12-23
fseIiaions Notlrcs.


o,oo-lo1~~~<>IS>>r>~ ~-oc(,s~'.o />r>'oo'ooD IA
e GHGREHhR GREhR 6 R.c,o
service in the momng g. at dREER i Ssf2es xn oaieiate
s.S5ss esGSs on TIE Christina! sT M morning % o'clock
Ct JAMEs.s METHODIST EPISCOPAL, CHURCH
Msdson-eye and l2eth-st-ksy s r. a. > r.tbcber 2:45
i6o school carol service 745 musical service selec-
ions from the Messiah" Christmas Day. a. M
Holy Communion.
St. MARKS CHURCH 1oth-sf. and % ave: Rev. !. !;
vs. BATTEN Pm, D .:r15S1 Il m Evening prayer and
sermon. p m Cn5s'mas ...,di Iag onsIr II a
ST. PAuL:s METHODIST ErIscc!oPA!L CHURCH.
Rev GEORGE S5' f8a EcEMAN P6 . (, Fs,.G5 s:.35,
Preaching s u 4 t m r1e ard "ysFPIvpr9 FL y Pastor
Appropriate sermons by the 11g Po'2g and and sPsTH e2enss music
PRAYER service Wednesday. y. m.
ST PETERS cuRcH West 2Gh St; .as,. 9SsT s'haaSd and
Rev oLIS S h3cHE N christmas services Monday
and an = II "a a. irl m All welcome
At STEPHENS CHURCH Transaguration Chapel
West s9h-st-sunday, Holy Communidn > serloe sr "p
I.,s il Fsac. c9r,!af. ,eRRrsTM4s 2aaa DA9He
muP9n T0P a9d * Morning I'M Minister if,is IN IN charge
---------
STRANGERS are cordially invited TO attend oe seTyIs' ,aS
81 mornings 4; evenings :. All seats free come 20
NOR morrow 5'' '''''
SWAMI ABHEDANAEDA. Of india In Tuxedo tai. t,.
5otb-st and Madlson-ave sunday Afternoon . o s.Dh
'arbe worship of Krshna and Christ Admission TITO
THE COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH Will cele-
hrste Christmas Day by service in the church 4ont
a., ,,b ave m Monday. December o. at II a. m
e.i s, yv,u ho rendered by the triple choir Of 4sh-
81 church the sermon will be preached 9y me H
T-DWApD y coz. D. r. The Rev. pAN ~. JAMf,,s
5f-pRFTT D. D. Rev. DONALD SAGE MACkAI
n d and other ministers ~ the chnrcn wiz 'aN' part
. cordial invitation IS extended ~ all
UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner 10th ct Public worship to-moTrow II a. n snn
: y m Pastor Rev. GEORGE ALE%ANDER, u ~ N n
he morning Pastor will preach In ne eVent VI. "
SUNDAY school will hold their Christmas FESTIVAL Al are
,yited Wednesday evening service AT = o CLOCK
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DREssMAKIN6.

DREssMAKIN6.
GARMENTS and other
nne furs repaired. redyed. remodelled
into latest styles az eXcepuonaly 10"
rsices. ladies waited on al their residences
Mrt f. J. BARKER. III West 3Stn-st..
late with c. G. Gunthers Sons. 5th-ave.
CORRECT STYLES.-Perfect NJ giaran-
teed. faultless skirt droop. superior work
and hnish: wosk shown: 'esponsihie: rea-
sonable. expert on wraps COOhE, 20
West 44th-st. near Rroad"ay
DRESSMAKER. Out by the day and
home: tailor made suits specially. I'm
inFs and patterns cut y measure terms
reasonable. NJ. z. O'NEiLL 243 East
11th-st.
DRESSMAKER.-Fren dressmaker and
fine linen seamstress wishes work by day
IN private family. city o. country. a. g.
2i3 West 3Gth-st.
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RcIio,ous Notlcee.


Mh1IsSS sSt4 sSTAHa z i
and p m; Ihs supssy Pa,,oI; .cboo hsy oi5 a. m
so,E Pb2kRD tbsoN PastoT-specIai musical ser
vice. io:l5 a. Gade's Christmas Be.'
ur>.s MEETING. Y. NJ. c. A.. 2sd-s, and 9Th ave
csmas pI1. sv r . mqIe W F. % %MH@bowEI Ssbr D.
ex-Chancelor of Denver University An'i'ss'o" "''
MoEAvAT GHERSH ana :s j
a M subject The song of the ANGEL way syenns flnss "
NETWORK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 7th-ays e. an. ard
VII preach MINING anc PTsvsr meeting wednesday
evening. Welcome.
PARK PtFsRYTFRfAY CHURCH se,h-st. and Am
s,.rdsrn-ave Preaching by the Pastor. Rev ANsoN T.
ATTERBURY. p. d. II a m md ? m.
RUTGERS RIVERSIDE PREsRYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. sRMrEi. McoMB NJ 4. Pastor.
christmas sermon and musc)
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST Cscienuso, Madison
Fg., fys 'Pd 1915 an a. m and M subject
wcdnesday evening meeting 5 o'clock.
SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE, SUNDAY 9, DeeeT- cen
BE sfT ana 24 @ @ % sunday sunday school
] [ees and nd c5Sssa sdiss AT N interested nj Is are invited
sPrRITt- ALIsM-First Association. Tuxedo Madison
ave 5qth-st.-Sunday. and o. m MISS MAttiAt1rIi
GAI-LE. phenomenal psychic. VIII demonstrate lnHor-
tality Exceptional music
CT ANDREWS CHURCH. 5th-ave. corner 18TH ST..
pev cFO n VAN DE WATER. y. r., Recor-ser-
vices. :. and Il a m. 4 and 80 p. n.
ST ANDREWS CHURCH. 5th-ave. and 127th-st-
surdav December "a II a m. missionary meeting IN
interest of city Mission society Bret address 0y
Arehdeacon T1FFAXY. Reyy: Dr. NELSON and Rev Dr.
JAMES HALL MILNAINE
CT ,>Dpryy~s METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
.etb - west of Columbus-ave.-Rev. j. . MlI.ooN'
n D Pastor Will preach AZ II a m a - Cnris'n@S h, si on
IIosven ~ Subject: what Shall We DO in Heaven?
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23
hrli1lons Noiitrs.

Religious Noiites.
ADAMS CHAPEL. UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMI
$50 O'Clock. Preacher. Rev CHARLES CUTHBERT
ALL SOULS CHURCH. Nadison-ave and esh-s,.-
Ton viii preach in the morning ''''''''' NJ
ALL SOULS, CHURCH TNITyARIAY, shaw. and
Afternoon. 800 chiidrens Christmas Celebration The
public cordially invited.
ALL wELcoME.-The Washington Square Methodist,
REED n'1 10 5 special music 4 AZ
Sacred cantata. The Coming Of the King. by Dudley
Buck
AN APPEAL is MADE FOR GOSPEL MISSION. SO
% ave. 5ch-s. FOR contributions Of money. also
mems clothins Al this special time Of good VII 'owart
l. j. FREEIAND. meet the great need of the poor and
surering7
ARcHANGEI. CHURCH OF THE in the Cryp, OF the
Cathedral. Rev GEORGE :. PRATT. Rector.-1I. morn
Special music.
AT cHgRcH OF THE ,,,T gTRAyaERs.
Rev p as BLABURY S Pastor gLeaShes to to,norTo"
subjects 5 = M m Ra od rs'VS way Ees "a salvation fss
Strangers cordially welcome. All free.
AT LENox AVENUE TNITARIAX CHURCH. corner
l2ist-tt.Rey t 9kkLE St, ST G. WRIGHT Pastor VII
sunday school. Gas a m.
AT REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES in Christ.
AlhsQn. No. l42 West 2lst-st.-Evening. 1:45. Rev.
JAMES a. OCONNOR Pastor breaches. Subject. The
Mystery Of the Incarnation" Rev. Dr. mutually also
delivers address
At SOUTH cHgRcII Maqlson-aye and ss'hs. Rev
and p The Pastor viii preach.
At SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Goth ST. Cen
frA Park NeEt.-Rev. DAVID G. WYIIE Pastor
breaches H. 5. The Birth of Jesus C1ris THE Pub
leity Of Christianity" Special Christmas music by
selected chorus
At THE CHURCH or THE DIVINE PATERNITY
Central Park West and 76th-st., CHARLES II. EATON
D. D.. Pastor. VIII preach II. The Babe Bethle-
hem and az 7:+b The Song OF the Angels" Special
Christmas music Enlarged choir assisted W srfnsed
Instruments.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23

SWAMI ABHEDANAEDA Of India In Tuxedo haii'
5otbst and Madison-ave.. sunday afternoon -,
THE worship Of Krishna and Christ Admission ie'
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23
OLD BooKs BOUGHT AND SOLD.

O~>~~~N-~~-O~-~~-~~-~
HIGHEST. cash price paid for old books.
Estimates free. CHARLES P. EVER
TIT. IS East 23d-st.. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23

CT ANDREWS CHURCH. 5th-ave. corner 18TH 81.
Rev GFO r. VAN DE WATER y. D.. Rector.-ser
vices ; and II a. m. 4 and 7i5 p. m
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23
billiard AND POOL TABLES

-NO~NNoNN~N0~ON0o~o o~o~NNDNNDNo~NN0~N~NyNDo
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new
and secondhand lowest prices: easiest
terms MARX BROS. - Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23

NEW YEAR AND CHRISTMAS
CARDS.
ATTENTTOSli-The most UP 70 date
variety Of New Year and Christmas
Cards. Birthday. Gold and Silver wedding
aluminium cards. etc Calendars anc CUB
Cards ? speciality. Our Hail Columbia
Card. hit OF the season. JOSEPH KODH-
LER, Importer. Manufacturer l3O PARK
Row. NeU-York. Open evenings
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.


ATsT. BABITMOlG lGME@'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. 2li p. 42D-S'r..
Arst class mestlc servants. both male
ard female. are supplied Cooks. walt
teeses. laundrcsses. maids. buffers. coach
men, useful men. managing housekeepers.
inyaidE' attendants. secretaries. etc.
Houses opened FOR families returning 70
town.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23
MANTELs AND FIREPLACEs.
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and eI-
changed. GEORGE B. EDDY. 39S Madi-
fon-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23

-~~S~~~>~>J~>N~~~>Se-~>>>
WEEKLY PAYMENTS Fine diamonds.
watches. WATCH SUPPLY CO.. 3
Maiden Lane. Room g.. AL goods guar
anfeed.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23

At. STEPHENS CHURCH Transaguratiogn 3, chapeD;;
sermon If A. m Christmas carols. : ?. NJ sermon
.'Ee Rringeth Peace" CHRISTMAS DAn-Hqy S,3,rs S9l
-,,,io7 and : Morning service II. Rey rf'AN'i'
Clay MORAN y r.. Minister In Charge
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS.
MADISOE-ANE.. 3i3 near 4ith-st In
usually large hall room. one square
room. baths. telephone. gentlemen only.
references.
2DTH-ST BETWEEN 9TH AND 9TH
ANES.-Nery attractive apartment con
sistinE of four elegantly furnished large
roonls and bath. occupying entire parlor
noor and extension. Address NJ. H.. ]. .2i2
Broadway.
eiTH-sT. l65 WEST.-priyate family
have large and small room. handsomely
furnished. references.
iO3D- ST. lO6 WEST. Large front room.
nicely furnished. near station. S. 50.
gentleman. reference. SAMMIS
los WEST Bath -sT.-Nicely furnished
rooms. single or en- suite desirable
bachelor apartment DOWNS.
i25TH-ST.. 3i5 EAST-Largo front and
back room heated: newly furnished
front and back parlor. suitable for doctor.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23
IaDDERs AND FLAG POLES.

LOST.
-ONN~1No.N~~oNN|HJo N|HJor)o-o-NYoScO"NN-rO'|
No. o99 80. bahh iol
ssvings $50 4th-aye. New-York. Pay
r,ent st0pped. Please return book 10 bank.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23

DIAMONDS. Watches and jewelry, 81
weekly payments at lowest prices. see
the manufacture. established lSs2
JACOB POHS. lo2 a1d iof Fulton st.
=
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23
FOR SALE.

,>,>oNNoNcNNNONDNN NNNNO0N|NN|N'NO0NN
CONSIGNMENT Of original water colDrs'
n,.t,fy eowers bv eminent flower paint
a., oId pewter and copper for decorations
"a Fast 24th-st., near ith-ave
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. SCIENTIST. l37-l43
w@st 4sth-st. between Cih ana 7;h ayes.-christian
Science service Sundays 1O:45 e. m. and p
Wednesday evenings at O'Clock. Reading rooms open
oaly from 9 q. TO ?. II.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23
DIAMONDS AND WATCHES.

~~~N~o~~~1~o"~~o~0~o~"~> ~o~N~0~"o~So~oS0SN~~N~N~
DIAMCJDS. watches. lewelry. weekly
payments. reasonable prices goods guar
anteed. representative calls. JAMES
BERGMAN. 81 Maiden Lane.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 79th-st. and Broadway.
Rev. l. HAI-DEMAN. Pastor.-SerVices. II a m. and
s p NJ Bible school $50 a. m. Prayer meeting FriGay
evening O'Clock Pastors public Bible class. Wednes-
hav evenlnr q \ D clock. All wecome.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23

EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE AD-
VENT. No. 2S07 Broadway above S.-st. Rev. q. r.
school $50 a m Services also on Christmas Day at
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23
RcIioious Noiitc.


- THT coID FIRST PREsnYTERIAN, tvr CHURCH
Al iFi FIFTH HyENtE and TWELFTH TarlT sTfEhMT y Il
noWhRD fsNEifb'Ib IbIFElEfPt P' u. PASTOR
BEDFORD STREET MErHopIsTs EPisaS692IRAh. a62R'h
,s ts: lse P'saGsHs ssadsg school by 'o m
inc 7i5 Christmas exercises by the SUNDAY school
RrooyryGpAIE CHURCH Broalway es.h-MADI5i M II5
Abuses o chma Extra music s yn by the Sr GST ,hs GOSPEL
survey of the Christian world in arms ai,r, i
peace FOR nineteen hundred years. All Wei'''"
BROADWAY TARERNAc1LEs &C cHgRcH' !,
corner broadway and 5tth -s',- pev
ri Fsf12T HsRIs ieF'fs 5fsFFERs6N D. D. wiz preach at
m special musical service At m T6pGF song CTS
cscs HT,do' aod5ys auar,e viii sins A. M
Tib,e class conducted by WILLIAM n. eo"''''
NJ. D. Prayer meeting "wednesday e1e-~s
CALVARY CHURCH heys and fIo2 &i''s Communion mf1 5
ana 10 a. m: morning sermon and Hoy .aee C2n
and sermon. p m. Rector will preach morning ''''
e'Sn4n 'SGnH4nRfisTMAs DAY-Hoy communion go ,5 ana
$50 a. m. Morning prayer. sermon 'r4 .rbS Rector
mnnion II a m. Evening prayer p M lhr n.y."
will preach.
CALVARY CHURCH West 57th-st-Dr Ma. MACARaHS,hi I'LL
breaches morning and eyenins ETsn,ss rIss,,se
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH 42d ST. west Of nh h
cHAMBLIss ysiEinr p R II in a wRe f homeliEs
church
ct,,-7R Al PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. West 5!tn,it;;; 5!i
retwee1 broadway and 7th-ave Rev Nll.lUN ~ - m
sNtrTt4 II n Paso--W preach tomorrow Al ~ ~
a1s atsp m SABBATH school az m OhIlsSs' ,hIl5 .. {
deavor Monday a :. Devouonal meet,hs " r IN '' ~
Special Christmas sermon and music 'o-nl0''0"
CHRISTMAS CAROLS viii he sung by The chd.sn 1,s Of
- - rCt,ts House 0f Industry. No 15o Worm =,
W-v r BARNARD. Supt., on sunday at $50 p H. '"7
public cordially invited.
Ct5r-pct5 OF THE ASCENSION, 5th-ave and loth-st'
N'Oi'~i rer PERCY $ GRANT. Rector.
Paw LESTER BRADNER. Jr ofciatng
Morning service. II "A. m
Cs,udren's service. p. m.
Musical service, p. m. ,,.,,,.
Anthem, mr. fH-.4e' C-s,,-to" .. saint-Saens
O"'' 'Srsecisi service on Christmas Day at ii a. m
Slttings free at all services
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23

FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor
ner 22d- st.-Rev. WALTER DUNCAN BUCHANAN. n
D.. Pastor breaches II a. and Midweek PRAYER
meeting Wednesday. y. m. strangers cordially vel
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23

FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
(Covenantersi l2th-st 6h and 18th aves Rev.
DR. JAMES D. STEELE. Past0r-services az II a m.
and ( =. m. Strangers always welcome.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23
ErNDIIyG WOOD.

FOR sAI.E.-Ten RLP.A.N.S for cents
AZ druggists one gives relief.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23

MIDDLE COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH I'd
ave and 7th-st Rev. JOHN G. FAGG, Minister
Nornirg worship. II o'clock. Evening worship ocrocE
Mr.. FAGG will preach al both services
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23

WEST END COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH,
West End-ave and 77th-st., Rev. HENRY ENERTSON
COBB Mlnister-Morniug worship II o'clock, Evening
V5rsbiu O'clock Mr. COBB will preach a. both services
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23

FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. West 4sth-st..
Rev W 5 RICHARDSON. Assistant Mlnlster.-Services
AZ II a m and r. N. The Rev. 7. HARDWOOD PAT
TIsON. =. d ot Rochester. y Y. will preach Morn.
ing subject Preparation u East for Coming of christ
Evening subject: Preparation Of West for Coming u
Christ" Special Christmas music under direction ot
Harry Rowe Shelley. both morning and evening Bole
scholl al Q % Q N.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23
Religions Nctitcs.


TEMPLE EMANUEL. 5th-ave and 43d-s'-sr,s
II 2n m Or JOSEPH SfBVERMAN l.ot,,..aaaa,
Justice 70 Christian and Jew Alike" All VEL. y
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23

vrsT END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH An..,,-
aye and iOJth-st.. Rev. JOHN BALLOON SHAW n
Pastor Preaching ~ ~ a. m. and . m ss,.
school AZ 3 y 7. s. &. r. ~ Z
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-07

Ridpath's History of the
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If a book is appropriate at all,
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Ridpath's History of the
World, which John Wanamaker
is selling at half price, is an ideal
Christmas present.
If a book is appropriate at ALL
Ridpath is a safe choice.
Only one dollar need be paid
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$500 a month after the Christ
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A grand set-o massive volumes,
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Mcnamara. Mary to Peter J Llyille. Mul.
berry At, 22+. 22H, 22S. hyrs. ..........,r.
Louis, Chss Ii TO Antonio DAM brosia and
ano. Mott ~, lO4, . fru..,.--.. .......,,,...
Astur. Vim NJ to Caroline Martens. Az. A.
~, 20 yrs..,,,:......,.. .,...;.,;,.,.,,' ::
Ba.cot. Atmore l. 60 Chas b SChAiiner, Sd
av, 2a-2, W cor l24th At, yrs .........
Fleischman Julia to \ Elk. Madison ay.
lao u " cor l2Uth ST, > yrs ...,........,.
SANE 10 John WulI, Ma hson nv. 1892. n "
cor 18th It. | yr........ ..............
schmii. Josephine t. ChAh + Duny, 9Th av.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-07
REAL ESTATE NEWS.

The sales reported from the brokerage
branch OF the realty market yesterday were as
a rule unim portant. The transactions con-
eluIed we're fairy numerous. but tho proper
ties concerned were Of little value In most
cases. There were exceptions In the sale OF a
prlyn.e dwelling on Riverside Drive. In the re-
ported sale Of private dwelling on Sixty-Hfth
street near Fifth avenue and deal involving a
si1.story apartment house on West Ninety
third street The combined value OF these
prc 2erties amounts to about 100000. Outside
OF these there were fcw sales OF interest
IN tho auction room the sales were mostly
the result Of legal proceedings. outsiders being
vel represented among the buyers The one
voluntary Offering. a four-story building on
West Twc''h street. was disposed Of for fair
prce.
Joseph W Stern h Co are the reported buy
,rs Of No 81 East Twentieth street. sold yes
terday by y. Brigham Hall.
The makeup OF the various committees Of
the heal Estate Board OF Brokers for 1900 lie as
follows:
Way. end Means Walter stabler, chairman;
John {. H. Eckerson and Albert l. David
ms S' frank Il. Houeh,on and Irving Rn and.
: Fmdn,e-Walt Stahler. Chairman ~. Edgar
Iinifiton-Alhert J.. David. chairman; Irv;
ks Rqlaqpd,u Arthur E. Wood p s. Treacy and
Foor-Ioel \. dc Selling chairman; William
ter and CAares ; kohler.
Rscorts Frederick D., HALEY. Chairman:
isgisldiion aud Taxation John r. Doyle.
chairman: Francis +. Ward. Frank II. Hopgh:
ton John H. Dye. Joel =. de Sc ding Richard
Harnett and Thomas G, smith
stock List -freieries southnck. chairman:
Gerald r. Brown and " liam Henry Folsom,
ADMIRATION John F Doyle. chairman; A.
fred +. Marling & Edgar l.eaycratt. Francis y.
Nard and :. lie Wal.'ear.s.
The Appraisal Committee has not yet been
named.
mechanics lien for s2.255 has been fled
by the Dimock 4 Fink Company against
Frederick Sims and John Doe on the Bar.
thod Hotel property on the southeast corner
o, broadway and Twen,y.third street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-07
Private sales.

Charles +. Schuyler 4 Co. have sold for W.
" { T. NJ Hall the new five story American
basement dwelling, on lot ,tJNloO. No. loo
RVer-iie Drive. for al out SS5DO
David Eichey has sold 10 Mrs. Mosher
the ilvc.stoTy Hat on the west side q. Eighth
" {. Lester and Clarence +. James have
sold the private dwelling. lIxlUO. No. ~ Ham
iltan Terrace"
Charles Molinsky has bought the lot at l56
lrude street 'or $4,000 Mr.. Nolinsky
owned tn" building which stands on the lot
and the purchase oi the lot g. in accordance
with the terms a lease which has Just eN-
rir.d The iroferiy was owned by the Trinity
CORPORATION.
4 $ Iamrhear has sold for Rachel hxelrod
the new SiN-~tory apartment house. No. @W'
West Ninety hIrI street. for 1000
Chances K l.osere have sold to William
Barren stein the two-~tory and Easement hr'ck
house. on lot 2l.+xlOu. No. ta'j Union
ayenne. .or Si.INO
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Athe CIV York Real Tsta'e Snlesroom yes
terday Peter / MeverS Co. sold. in orec osurc,
TIL sX-s'ory brick tenement, No. 1OI West
1wpnty-severth street. to tn" plaintiff. Mary
eau on. Tor So. +3l a 80. tho nve--tory brick
fa'. Ne. 1913 Madison av"nUe. TO Ear! Douglas.
for S,G.Dpr. and tn, iuUr--torv urownstone
tenement. W. J23 West fiity-iirst street. TO
Dora Noscn hacher for $1,000.
william VI. RYAN 20. 4. IN foreclosure. the not
6OHlUU. Nos lSI and 90 East l5!th street. TO
thu plaintiff Henry ". Glibert, for $1,000.
Bt, au l.. Kennedy & Co. sold, in foreclosure,
the seveu.sto-y hrCk store. No ~ Grand
'F II IuiISw 4 CO. sold. a, public auction,
the 'our.-'orv brick dwelling. 40. sol West
Twelfth street, To George Il. Dean for So. $50
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Auction Sales To-Day.
~ PETER =. MEYER co.

Bowery No 81. east side. ~ feet north Of Bay
ard street. .iH.-tory s;on" front store. runs
north - feet Y east Sl.i X south u Nw"st 3
sou'hwes'2l Nwestto beg ming b'.S tore
closure sai"; ", Irving CLARK. 81 gl.. eN"cutnEs.
RnSX ariotn ,er Iana,ng r. WaiSh, rc n
due IN judgment, So .S25.Sn AMI interest. eX-
'GG oSrian, ayS VEN go So 5 cas-, side fee.
north Of l5oth s,r"ct; ilv"-story brick fA. with
tiiotss, b.lNlOO;, ioteg."sitr ale: Harriet
Us. Foster & Coleman. attorneys: "! liam J..
Turner. referee IN" on Judgment. S23 80 ~
anu interest: costs and al,owanr"s; Sii1a5:
West lo4'hl@trce,,No -. south side ,227 feet
east Of Columbus avenue. 3iiNloO II. five
John I. Terry and another. trustees. against
Edgar Coles ~ a. Lord. lay 4 Lord. attorneys:
$+Uii3; subject 10 taxes. &C.. S7ll.35 and
interest.
ny JOHN r BOYD.
Brook avenue. east side, 800 90 feet south
fats. 81 .xiG4 6x75xiGe 2 forcci0sgrc G saia
Char les nangst Va. Daniel F. Farrell ct al. :
Charles JnanGs'. attorney Louis Zimmerman.
costs and allowances, s%2l ~ and interest .
taxes assessments. Re. $500 and interest:
prior mortgages. Sl".al6.u3 and interest.
ny WILLIAM ". RYAN.
Ridge street. Nos. - and 81. west side, 81 @
sonth Broomr street, two threa-story brick
tencuent- and stores 4UN75: partition sale (:
iGs'hart9r FipHl.y, by so@mit,ee Jos: Fin
ler' Ogden, rrinree: subject to mortgage and
81 100 20
ny =. TuGSIx ISGRAHAM L co.
East Eighty.fourth street. No 125 south side
-; 30 east Lexington avenue. fva-story
brick ilat, .J6 2-3X lO22: foreclosur" sale (:
Shcob Schmi : 81 al, VI Franz Serr ct al {;
th"ofors Sst'ier. attorney: Arthur u. Tr'IaK.
referee; duo on Judgment, ST. 80 and in
aSscssmen.-, &C. S72l ~ and interest; prior
mortgage, $4,000 and interest.
gYJ.MEs /. WELLS.
feet west u l.enox avenue. 21x1OO. II three
t'ory stone front dwelling: foreclosure sale,
tc'ior No: /: Edward Oppenhemer at al
bgAinSt Nanha'tan Improvement COmnNny {;
Hilam II. S'ockweli. attorney: Edward W. T.
Jnhn-on, retaree; amount due on Judgment.
siNi,Soi and interest: costs and allowances,
sb+S ~: taxes. assessments. &C.. S3Si71 and
West 18Th street. No, 100. south side 2"8
iHet west OF l.rnoN avenue. 2ONlOU.l1 three
ttory stone front dwelling; foreclosure sale.
hGu~n No =; same parties; due on judgment.
slSl'l25O and interest: costs and allowances
St-n,3l: taxes. assessments. &c. S35OW and
West llsth street. No 1913. south side 318
I.et west ot L"noN avenue, threc-story stone
front dwelling. 2ONlOOll: same parties. ac-
ton No 3: due on Judgment. SlSHH2 80 and
ilter"st; costs and allowances. S32L.D and
lI"rrNt taxes. assessments. &c, S@jJ.'D and
West llSth street. No. 100. south side 338
ieHt west % L"noX avenue. three. story stone
l.oAt dwelling. 2OSlOOll sam" parties. action
10 i due on. judgment, SlS5l25O and in
trr"st; cost aud nj owRnCc, S3253O; taxes. as
sessmsnts. Ic,s3hODO and interest