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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31
M.LAUGHL1y MADE DEPUTY CHIEF.
In Turn He Has Now Been Dismissed. Re
instated, Promoted, Reduced and Put Back.

In Turn He Has Now Been Dismissed. Re
instated, Promoted, Reduced and Put Back.
The Police Board yesterday made William
" Mclaughlin Deputy Chief. and 80 ended
tho long agony during which he has been dis
missed in disgrace. reinstated. promoted
and again reduced for technical reasons.
Mclaughlin is Tammany man. but there Is
no more popular officer on the force.
For twenty-five years after his appointment
In November. 1864. things ran smoothly
enough with Mclaughlin. He was made a
roundsman after patroling the streets eight
years and sergeant in another eight years
Byrnes had come in meanwhile. and McLaugh-
lin no longer pounded the sidewalk. As a
member OF Byrness staff he became his chiefs
right hand man. az he was his faithful
friend. As Byrnes assembled the ladder
he pulled Mclaughlin with him. and the
department adjudged 1t no moro than
right In 1877 Mclaughlin was made Captain,
AMI on Oct. l. 1872. Inspector. Then camo
tie Lexow investigation two years later. and
charges OF eNtortion were made against I'M.
He was tried. convicted. thrown into the
Tombs and dismissed from the force. The
s Of t Hism'S aas Vas on June ~
Mclaughlin obtained Il STAY. got ont OF iai. aud
Saw N" charge against MIN puashei and dis
missed In the following spring he was back
on duty hui under ID cloud till Tammany came
in
In December. 1893. the new board maGs
Mclaughlin Deputy Chief without an examine
ton. hut he Civil Service Board held up the
rNYrc On his account and the com IN issioners
TnTr 'orrsd to rescind the ,rromn,ior
Mclaughlin brought suit against them While
J." was waiting to have it tried the new Civil
Service law cane in and he took a short cut
ny admitting to examination. No one ran
AGAINST him. He obtained rating Of 80. 4G
iA'' week aud his friends rushed to congratu-
ia,H him Mclaushlin took tho, oath and his
,aGge Yesterday and his suit will probably not
be heard oi again
, The Board drew the attention Of the Riot Re-
10y lund trustees to the cases OF two police
m"n who were He'd in the past month in the
discharge o. their duty. They wore Michael
I9hFf ant Matthew falds. both mounted mon
falling from their horses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31
Auction sales.

At the New York Real Estate Salesroom yes
tcrday Peter +. Meyer & Go. sold In foreclosure
the thrcc.story brick dwelling; lIIsO. No lOli
for Sl5 325. and the lot, lSxll4 on the North
side Of Eighteenth street Wakefield. 1873 feet
west Of White Plains road to the plaintiff, Rosa
\. Skdmore. for 81 800.
u. Phoenix lngra ham q Co. sold in foreclosure.
the two four story brick flats, Nos Al = and 81 10
Third avenue, TO the plaintiff, Joseph Flynn for
S34.Sl2
Richard V. Harneu Il Co. sold. in foreclosure.
the fvc.story brick fiat. No 2 East l2Sth street
TO the plaintiff. Henry F. Coe. for 500. 900
James l.. Wells sold in foreclosure. the plot,
175x9O. the south side OF l56th street, between
Concord and jackson avenues. 10 the plaintiff
Frederick Mccarthy, for Slg. 300
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31
MIR. GERRY GETS HIS TRUNKS.
Said to Intend to Fight tho 500 Personal
Baggage Act.

Elbridee 7. Gerry's eighteen trunks. which
last week were taken to the Appraisers stores.
were turned over TO him yesterday, on his
dspositing q check to pay the amount OF duty
on their contents. The contents were ap-
praised by Appraiser George ". wanmaker. but
the amount OF duty fixed Is not made public
mate. Mr. Gerry declared ST 800 worth OF
dutiable goods and mentioned in addition II
number of fine gowns which he did rot
regard as dutiable. The customs authorities
differed With him on this point. Mr.. Gerry
is said to haze told Collector Bidwell that he
regarded the 800 Personal Baggage act us
nstitutiona and that he means to fight it
in the courts
The ground on which Mr.. Gerry proposes to
contest the validity of the law Is that it is dis
elimination against American citizens.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31

William Waldorf Astor has sold to franklin
Petit. for $50. 900. the plot Of eight lots the
north side Of 1O8th street. between Broadway and
Amsterdam avenue.
r. J. Homer & Co. have bought for $50, 600 the
two old three story buildings. 50xll4S. Nos 100
and Ill West Twenty fourth street.
Adams Il Co have bought the old buildings
IL Sx9S.9 Nos. lie and ia West Twenty second
street
Clarkson Edgar have sold for Richard Fin
gerhuI the two Ave story fats with stores. 81 1x56
Nos. tO4 and 4O6 Fourth avenue
Stendlar * Gussaroh have bought the two
four story double flats, Nos. 667 and 500 East
l59th street They have rcsold No. 667.
Is. \. Maclaire has sold for DR.. Becker Eleanor
Murray the dwelling on the south side of Oakland
place. l25 fee; west OF Franklin avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31
CANNING FACToRIEs TO COMBINE.
A Movement to Join all the Canneries of
tic State Into One Corporation.

the State Into One Corporation.
GENEVA. y. Y. Oct. 3O.-f. II. Palmer. Presl-
dent and General Manager OF the Geneva Pre-
serving Company OF this city and David Hunt
Of New York. nre the prime movers In the pro-
ject to Join the principal canning factories OF
this State in one corporation.
This movement has heen under way ever
since last spring." said Mr.. Palmer to THE Sun
correspondent. and will he closed Just az soon
as the necessary arrangements are made with
all the canneries. 1t 10 not our intention to
combine only tho principal establishments but
TO take in every fruit and vegetable cannery IN
the state. small rs well as great. We arc hold
ing meetings with representatives OF various
firms or companies almost every day. We et
pect to have the canneries all in and our m eet-
ing for organization held before the end OF No
yemher. Our 81 .OO0.OOO capital stock will be
divided into S55OO.OUU preferred stock and
$1,000. 600 conn stock
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31
COLLISION ON THE n, r.. q. ".
Passenger Train at Hoboken Crashes into
the Rear of n MIX Train.

whls milk train OF the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad. which arrived
In Hoboken late Sunday night. was standing
on the inbound track waiting to be switched
on to sidetrack leading to the milk platform.
a Montclnir accommodation train ran out OF
the tunnel and crashed into II. The platform OF
the rear car OF the milk train. which contained
the outfit OF a photographer in the employ Of
the company. was smashed and the woodwork
O n one side Of the car was ntove in. Tho con :
tents OF the car were not damaged. Edward
Percy OF 22S Bloomfield street Hoboken. \
BICYCLES in the baggage car attached to the
milk train. He sustained q severe scalp
wound and had his right leg injured. Charles
Barker. a brakeman on the same train. was
injured about the shoulders. Both men were
taken home,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31
MASH4TTAN'S THIRD RAILS.

New In Course of Delivery and Laid on One
Section of the Road.
The Manhattan Elevated Railway Company
has equipped cxpsrimentally with tho third
rail section OF its road at Third avenue and
Eighty ninth street. Tho third rnils with
which all the company's lines will be equipped
nre now in course OF delivery under the con-
tract made Romo time ago. but the work OF
placing them has not yet begun. A statement
published yesterday afternoon that the con-
tract for the electrical motor equipment had
been signed more than two months ago. and
a part Of the work. was positively contradicted
hy officers OF the Manhattan company who
said that the big contract was still to be- closed
and that what electrical company would get IL
could not yet be stated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31
SCILDED WITHIS 4 BOILRR.

Man Who Turned ON the Steam Didn't
Know Kelley WINS There.
Daniel Kelley. 40 years old OF 36G Henderson
street. Jersey City. was fatally scalded yester-
day at Lorillard's tobacco factory. whore he
was employed as q fireman. 1t was part OF
Kieley's duty to see that tho boilers were kept
clean. Two of these boilers are connected by q
drew tho water IRON one OF the boilers Next
he removed the cap and entered the boiler to
insnect IL, Another workman who did not
know that Kelley was in the boiler turned the
valve. The boiler which Kelley had entered
was fIlei with steam and his screams OF agony
of. and as quickly az possible Kelley was taken
from tho boiler He was scalded from head to
feet He was taken to 81. Francis Hospital.
where his injuries were said 10 be fatal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31

WeingArtcn. Abraham G, to Samuel Fruom.
kin. I53 Norfolk ut. 4 yrs,............-....
Knapp. u ark |. to LhArles RaycvsLy. Bruume
at. rs, $50, yr. :, mos. d. ............-..
JArmulovsky. Sender, TO Jacob Sapherstein,
Madison Of, II =. 2"S, ! Observation-Disclosures.
Hcrsrh. J. NJ, TO william + Nash. I'd st.ns.
1872 and ISI. 3yrs............... ...........
PandoZzi. Cercssa, to Filtppo SAntomattinO.
llTth st, II =. $40. > yrs. ... ..............
Schneider. Sophia. to Alphonse Beaubelle.
Melrose Az. ,3l. 'i.i2 yrs $500 and .....
Hansen. Nuels. to A II T"rhunc. amsterdam
NV. 1910. sw cor l4Sth 81. 10 yrs. ..........
Same to same. Amsterdam Av. l77s. loyrs
krakOwer. Gerson. - Henry tlmann. 24th
st. -. 31I, ~ yrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
GulGstein. Morris. and ano to Joe kAplan,
Clinton st. n n, <J. = 3.l2 yrs...............
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31
HIS LIGHT AND FOOD CUT OFF.
Trust Company Scored in Court for Neg
lecting to Provide for It's Ward.

trust company scored IN court ior Veg
lecting to Provide for Its Ward.
Supreme Court Justice Dlckey in Brooklyn
yesterday reserved decision on n motion made
in behalf OF Josiah j. White for an order direct
ing the Long Island Loan and Trust Company
to pay him 81. 600 to reimburse him for expsnd-
itures on his son, Frederick Hall White. Coun-
sci said that because Mr.. White could not
Obtain the money tho gas had been cut of and
groceries could not be procured
I'VE have repeatedly written to Mr.. White.'
said counsel for tho trust company. asking
him to confer with us in reference to his son =
necessities. and We have received no answer"
That does not excuse you as a guardian for
negleotinG to provide the hoy with food and
light" said Justice Dlckey: 1T seems tncred-
ibe that such acondtion should DO allowed"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31
Foreclosure Suits.

NanderwAter al. 81; .Chas A Moran. trus, &c, VS.
James Goodwin ct al; atty, Il Williams.
Lot 42a map WaShingtnnNille. 40sN IrTeg; Jessie d
Hintuul W u Mandrcy; atty, II Morgan
lsbth st. SIS. 2ln.I Q kingbbrhve road, lOOE7D.ll;
Emily spaford vs. Fredk Pfc fer ct al; atty. J II
Spahord.
lI5th ct. n =. 1915 9 Washington av. lT8xIo2ll:
Ella Hewlett vs. WIN SciI OF al; Attys. Merrill
&R.
Wales Av, .. 1911 . westchsstsr av. 1880. I:
andrew Mayer va Meredith Murray ct al; atty.
Press
sIth at. 8. 400 10th Ay. a6I9s.9. North RIVER
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31

1ssth st. 7Sa and 754 Il. 6orioU; Charles r
Miller to Nancy d Yates.
Jackson Az, " 4, 75 n CLAY av. 25I- to Cres-
cent ayIaoI-- James Mulligan to Mary
7ad st. :. ago bib .1. 25xioa.:: Louisa
M Agostnl to Daniel seybel... .....;;...
Madison Of. 34e,s , l.; lIs0i Jacob Saphir''
Pitt st. ~. W =, 25IlOO; william Bachrach
70 Nathan Kirsh.. .... Observation-Disclosures.
se,h st;n,. i6oe Amsterdams 6oSiooi1;
laath St; anstave L Morssnthan to Dor".
1eIsts,. n $. 4oo.6 W Amsterdam av. 1911
tsail: Thos Arrow to Isaac HessbsrS e.
tan lane and along lane 10 lInth at.
18th st: Abel C Poillon to Vim wettsrer..
2ed at 257 and rs" W; Peter suarez TO
elst ST. 8. 1914 W Lexington Az. I0rsO;
Duncan Phrfe to Emma Pnrdy. .....,...
James Mcsherry to Ellen Noyins. ......... 2.
Central Park West; vs.; 12tsn Yah st, s:h
n4th st., 5eIloo; william CSll and vito 10
77d ct, as. 400 c Amsterdam av. 2oxIo2.2;
Geo Sweetser to Martha \ Gaines go.
Crotona Park East. as, 2:h W Croton Park
East. 5o1lsoH irreG; Charles wahlg to
1o9th at, II a cor Washington Az, 2e1sO;
Helena stortz to Amadeus viol ....-.....,, IL.
131st St - W, lU.sNuu.ll; Margaret Bell
ct al. by guardian. to Carstcn II Bohlen TO-.
126th at. n :. 1875 o 9th av. i2.GIVp.li;
Sa.ll: jane Halligan TO John hallisan
3Sth at q. 1926 9Th av. 2O1oIps.tI;
Helen W LindenberG mud hno t" Ferdi.
17Tth st. 8. 162. IL - Webster av, 23NiOl.5
12?Is7.io: Jane + Hallissn TO John
f1hl lkhN -
fremont ay. s.. 46.S Webster av, 3:S.3I
ss.sr:3xsoi. Jane e Halligan to John J
Union avn ). 100 n Dawson. st. 2uIlOo,
Louisa Ensel TO Philip SSh.ad and an2 3.
Lexington av. " cor io2h at. lSxib; Jul
ius NJ spero and wife to Rachael spero... IA.
1jlst st. - W. lh.sIpS. L. John Bell to
Lots 49, 81. bt;. a. 80 map Arden property;
Horace r Hanks TO Chas 7 Noble .........
Lots AZ, 40. Al map Sarah l. Haiyht; James
Cooley to A W Cooley ....... ........
Fad st. 81 and 2l3 W. 37.Gx"s.p: 2+th st.
2u4 and 2uS ". 31.uxpS.H Benlgno y
Snare to Peter SuareI ...... ..............
Hath at. 1854 Willis av. IhsNloU:
Ella Naroney to Margaret Maroncy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31
TEE DEATH OF STUDENT BERKELEY.
cornell tnderGraduates in Mass Meeting
Take Appropriate Action.

Take Appropriate Action.
ITHACA. n. y, Oct. 3O.-A mass meeting OF
,orhed undergraduates was held this even
ING IN Barnes Hall to take appropriate ac-
Won upon the death OF Edward Fairfax Bsrke-
"y al Geneva on Saturday. The meet
lax was well attended. and after
.,lsdnSsl29 Of the matter in all its relation to
=. ueht ne IN the university. 4 committee OF
wh' eh Vas appointed to frame resolutions
=" "," I'm snolld EXPRESS tho heartfelt sympathy
a, we students Tor the family Of the deceased
srS and Tor the Kama hIrha fraternity.
E ~ 1 10 Hmoody the idea that practices such as
SS ony way Won ID lead to the injury Of the stu
L v 10 me University were discountenanced
jug s'ndents. that they did not believe such
Sphms existed, and that they believed the
~ j.. y, Mr. Berkeley TO he wholly accidental.
ans, genera|y thought that the unfortunate
o. .ast Friday will have the effect Of for
h,va po.Whg a stop 10 such customs. II any
den,s' raly existed in the past which the stu
tfs Fr"hy; II ia known that at the m Getting OF
,sss noESeTTnt!ye Committee ofthe Board OF Trus-
sDd Nm en-, lu-s4ay the matter will he brought up
anu s2mo action taken.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31
ACTOR MORGAN TO PAY ALIMONY.

He Is Applying, His Lawyer Says. For \
Judicial Separation From His Wife.
Edward ]. Morgan. the actor. was put under
bonds by Magistrate Meade in the Jefferson
Market police court yesterday to pay alimony
Of 500 week to his wife. Adelaide Cushman
Morgan. Daniel Frohman, the theatrical
manager. went on Morgan's bond. The actors
counsel announced that his client had begun g
separation suit against his vile on the GROUND
OF hsbitual drunkenness. Mrs. Morgan 4
counsel al once reJoInOd that his client now
only sought temporary relief and would at
insbriety neglect and extreme cruelty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31
TWO ATTEMPTS no WRECK TRAIN
Boys Fastened Spike to n Rail Just to Sec
the Train Jump tho Track.

the Train Jump tho Track.
BINGBAMTos. y Y. Oct. 3O-Two separate
attempts were made to wreck the Delhi eI-
press on the Ontario and Western. and it was
only by good luck that terrible loss Of life was
arerted. spike was found by 4 track inspec-
tor fastened to the rails on a curve near the
village in such manner that the train would
certainly have been derailed and plunged down
an embankment. The obstruction was re-
moved. On the next trip Just before train
time another spike WAS found placed in the
same manner and was barely gotten out Of
the way before the train dashed BY. Detectives
the work OF tramps but the crime was brought
home TO three small boy8 who confessed plac-
ingthe obstruction there for the purpose OF
having some fun" They denied having any
intention OF plundorinG tho train. but said they
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31
HEATY FROsTS IN TEXAS.

They Are Declared to Dispose of the Last
Chance for II Top Cotton Crop.
DALLAS. Tex. Oct. 3O,--Thore have been
severe irosts over northern and central Texas
for the last three nights. This disposea com
rletely NJ tho last chance for a top crop Of cot
ton. Experts in the cotton trade at Dallas
declare that the crop OF Texas. the In dian Ter:
ritorJ 1Hi Oklahoma will not exceed Two ana
q quarter million bales,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31
FIGHTS FOR HIS DIAMONDS.
Peabody Is Trying to Convince Uncle Sam
That He's Not n SmugRler.

Adoph Peabody. tho former Maiden lane dia-
mond broker whose diamonds. valued at from
$1,000 to 100000. are now in the custody Of
the customs authorities. turned over to Col,
Hheips' cnleI o, me Law DIEis,aa or tnt
h" stated that he had bought the diamonds in
this country from mon whose names he gave
that he had taken them abroad and later
brought them back to this country. but that. as
AL o; hem were stones that had been cut In
duty. Tho stones were bought here. he said.
three years nzo. the nttidavits giving the dates
OF the purchases. The customs authorities
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31

Pleasant av. n cor liath at, co.11xss: nth
si,ss. l22.1 " Pleasant av, 2Iy1oO 10: James
Moore Ns John Fischer; partition: atty. ID
Judge.
John rt ~; and prop ont Of town; Albert Pell VS.
VIM Pell ct all partition; attys Brigham b.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31
Plans Filed for New Buildings.

RosedAle av. " =. A87 NYCkH r Rail
road; one.htoIy shop; Gordon & GillinE.
ham, owners: W Marrs architect; cost s225
Barker Av. -, 100 n Johanna st; improve
mrnt u dwelling: Robertson. owner;
Louis Fhlk. architsct: cost............n,.. 900
2Hth ST. 33H ": Improvement to school;
architect; cost ...'.''. .',,,'......'... 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31
Satisfied Liens.

d Kreischer 4 Sons Tvs EAplansky l. Kro.
nenberg; lolst st, =. no g Madison av.
Androvetts, Peter. vs. f Feldman. Hb
Cherry at, lSpH. .....,............... .,.,,,
Ht,AE. 100 = Amsterdam Rv, 1Sup ........
Mooney n Cows Jos W Kierst (by bnud);
10 and 81 T. Usth ~, 1By0.,.... ...........
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31
CoUxCrLMEy MAY NAVE COUNSEL
Aud Can Appeal from the Order Taxing
Costs Against Them.

n MI YIN VDV6NI ITUHt IIIF VTUUI H"NTHE
Costs Againat Them.
Justice TruaX OF the supreme Court decided
yesterday that the Councllmen who attempted
to appeal from the writ OF mandamus direct
ing them to approve bonds to buy tho Long
Island Water Works have the right to be rep
resented by their own counsel instead OF by
the Corporal ion Counsel. Costs on the man
and the Corporation Counsel refused to appeal
from the order. Justice Truax says that the
Court cannot make them appear by the Cor
Toration Counsel. who docs not want to defend
ihem. As the costs awarded against them At
feet their property and may affect their liberty
Il would he unconstitutional to deprive them
o, tho right to choose their own counsel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31

""""G Rate Yesterday 3 Per Cent, Closing
Rate 10 to 20.

W NN1FN'f
Rnte 10 to 20.
money on call loaned near the close Of bust
% %o'' on inc New York Stock Exchange yester-
"' az ~ per cent, the highest ratio since Oct.
IN" ruling rate was per cent. although
rSnSinerahIe sums were loaned at 10 to IL.
Viii ' rs, .2aA Oh the Exchange was made at 20.
T,nt' Wv" ~" Ioolhg quotations at - bid 20 asked.
te,,ssl u. pned n the interior and that they ex-
soy or,, a .@,o,nperattvHly firm money market for
norer w""kS. They do not anticipate that
tnp I'iiove this way before tho middle OF No.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31

l47thst. 4o5 ". 1b.+E9a.1l; Edward Nelson
to Rosetta Nelson. Sl6 900
lT5th vt. " =, lot 10. map Gleason prop
erty; Joseph j Gleason to IF Macken'
1oad st, n =. 100 W Mount Morris Park
West, boIluo.ii; Charles Riley TO Eta
Ith st, ns. a2sG W Az n, aox96; Peter
wannemscher to George WannemGcher
Summit nv. v =. Az n from q line lot ss.
map HighbrdReville, 2bxs2 l1x2b1
IHO2; Elizabeth Giblin to Dennis Giblin.
llsth I. II sara Pleasant nv. lOoIlooII;
Louisa Rosenhemer to Julius I Rosen'
Madison ,y. e.. sIss Io4th at, ie.sI7O;
George Nc 8 Miller. exr. to Charles Flynn e,s76
Washington Av VS., 10 " 1d6th 1t. 25I
NJ; MaGdSlrna Fremesen to LaurA Mel o
ln0th st. So. iso Sd az, T6I2oI. loIirreg;
william SuparmAn TO Dora Scheer. ........
Central Park West. II " cor lolHt at, lCoI
ltn sesboard Realty Co N Lemusl
MAromb's Dam road. " .. lots 3. I, e, q. soc
Map q. Mary y Chrvste; Benjamin "
Schwab to GUSTAV SchwAb. ..,-........
9th av n c cor lHth 81, runs n ! to n = Man
haitian Ian" along lane to 10th IT,
XIV ~; Wlliemsns j Townsend To
Vim Wctterer, re-recordOd. ...,........... 10
saule property; Ada +, Dye and Ano to
sane properly. " d. Conner to same. re.
San property T. J, o'Connor to same. re.
Same property; $. r, Common to same rsrr.
Same property Anna white to same. re.
recorded observation-disclosures. rs
Same properly; ianri.,on wiley and ano %
Same property: Susan Holdsworth. widow,
and Ano, 20 same rHrcCnrded ........., 60
lS2d 81. O37 c. 2oxloo, Frank HsrUig 70
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Auction Sales To-Day.

ny PETER 7. MEYER & CO..
Brook avenue, southwest corner 16Sth street
7lxsO, vacant: Charles J. Obermayer against
Nicola +. Dc luca ct al: Charles Ruston, oltor-
ney; >elson J. Waterbury, referee amount due,
taxes, &c, sio7 OF. '''' - WV '' ~
l0+th street. No. So: south side, 227.4 feet east
fiat; John, T Terry and another, trustees, I'M
der will Of Edwin D. Morgan. against Edgar
Coles ct al CNo; Il: Lord, Day Lord, attorneys:
subject to taxes, &c s71l35.
lo+th street, No, CO., south side, 1914 fee, east
fat same az ainst same CNo. 81; same attorneys;
Joseph p McDonough, referee: amount due,
$40 b32; subject 70 taxes, &c. ST. IS.
ll5th street. No All. moth side. TO fee, g
First avenue, 25xl0O, twostory brick dwelling
with two story brick dwelling on rear Clara
Clure & Rolston. attorneys: Maunseli b. Field.
referee amount due S6,6l0: subject to taxes,
Tooth street West. No 1877 near Amsterdam
avenue; five story brick apartment house. lot
261l0o1l: voluntary sale.
Lewis street No 225, near Seventh street.
lot 24x9S.9. voluntary sale.
ny d. PHOENIX INGRAHAM 4 co.
l26h street. East. No 3S, near Madison ave
nue.. .hree,stoTy brownstone dwelling. lot isHss;
Bradhurst avenue. No. 4, east side, 27.e: near
1921 street, 274x59 2x &c. lOx61. IL. four story
brick fiat; American Bapust Home Mission Society
attorney; Reuben ii. UnderhiIl. referee; amount
due. Sl7,s92: subject to taxes, &c, S37S.O4.
by WILLIAM N. RYAN.
Twenty seventh street, west. Nos 52l and 52S
near Tenth avenue, two five story brick tene.
ments; voluntary sale.
by WILLIAM KESNEIIY
Twenty seventh street. Nos. 244 to 248, south
side. 15O feet east Of Eighth avenue. 60 5x9S Ok
90. 2X9S9. two six story brick stores Mary T.
Kerr against William ii. Gildersleeve ct al; Ad
ANS Douras attorneys; Allan Lee Smidt. ref
cree. Amount due. sci 900; subject to mort
gage 500 900, and taxes &c, S748O2.
by JAMES l.. WELLS.
Elton avenue. No. 1875 west side, % feet north
Of l55th street 25S99 g. four story brick Nat and
store John b. Pine trustee under will of George
W Robins, against Elizabeth Meyer ct al: Force
Parker. attorney Lewis l. Delaheld, referee
Tenth street, north side, 1870 feet west of Eth
avenue, 25Xlll. Wakefield; Isabella Sprnt
against George +. Stewart ct al: Clocke & Clocke
attorneys; william F. Burrough rs, referee; amount
due S972: subject TO mortgage, 81 800 and taxes
&c, S25
BY SAMUEL GOLDsTICKER.
Thirty nth street, Nos 147 to 15l. north side
20Si east 9TH avenue, runs 98.0N east 168S
north l.3N east 5Ox south 100 10 street. west
GO to beginning, six story brick fiat, with stores
John Reid against Frederick C. Brush ct al.
John j. Gleason, attorney; julius lehman,
referee amount due, 1880: subject To taxes
&c 81 lA1 Il.