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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18
,or.psrvE aHEiRy4 rEsrIMoNIAL.
Plan Of schoolteachers to Reward Tam
many senator Likely to Fail.

4 movement, WA started ONE time ago
among teachers In the public schools of the
city to give substantial testimonial to state
Senator John II Ahearn. the author OF the law
raised as' spr,ng by the legislature increas-
Inc the nay ~ manv Teachers The plan pro-
posed would. II carried ont successfully. mean
the raising o. nrar'y $1,000 It Ia not likely
tn I the fun wi be collected however. as the
teachers have discovered bylaw ~ the De-
partner, o Education orbiddInG the collect
Ing ~ money from teacher, or PUPILS for testi-
monia Sof a'y KIND. This bylaw has already
tesn ,iolatcl. ns circulI-. have been sent 20
the t.ar 49, NJ III. schools In which the move
nAr' Nrs' look substart al form.
Acommi't,e was formed some time ago Of
ths principals and teachers who rrerared these
c.cV.A., Miss Joanna J Hill ~ Public school
~ s. he Pr"sI,len; AMI on Nov - a c.rrular was
sent to teachers explaining tn" ptoiec' The
teachers wet" asEc! 10 think IN matter over
but no fLa. cui response was asked Tor until
alter Jan. J. when the comm 't"a WAS To- meet
t. t"ri -uIou ~" form o. ihr ,estImoniSl.
AGHtha r"lltT wt> =. NJ PAT q lew iavS ago
.TIi"hlnc a.. l.'N ~ "hch the money was
to- ~ Sc I'll = ..... % vowed an assessment
Of per cent. II th" - -s ~ hNe Nv 'r"
Ahaarn aw lnn-n"" u ~ the teachers my
fnll>A'"y" t!.pT.Oyl wear this wnUft mean
3 - is-tion - S.r. ~ from the : ach"fs. Both
tirrua's laii stress. however, On tie fact thar
hs'r hutton 81 these cir'ularS was plrcei IN
the hand. o! n" REPRESENTATIVES ~ til" four
oiNrF'n' teachers associations, N" f"r nc
MrNNmdr r. ncrf'7' Association. the Primary
Prime ras' 4 so"iat on. 'ho FtmrI- Ora amman
ia her Association AMI he Primary Teach
err Assoc alton
Wh"0 Borough SUI erintnudan' In -par hoarl
o. N" movement Il" summoned two nrinc palL
atd tod them that tie iiStrlbut on 81 these
clt"u'hrs IN h"i' schools va, a violation 81 tho
kclh". INV md must III" stopped or Il Nh" an 4 "A
terr.uand woIli b" tn" penalty III. n.y. law
fnnl"o ~ him prov d"S As follows.
Ant"ach"r "r IuUi shall MAKE ur Goa rit ute
tnre.' 10 ascropl oflc"r principal or surar-
lh'ent" l. nor shi money b" in any cnSe COL
Irc'e or taken rom pulil or tercher for the
Inr"-" OF Tre-rrt r Fl: Rift or tcstinio. ial TO
pm nj, teacher school officer or attendant.
or,"r any other lurpp.e"
NJ Jasper sal Yesterday that this did not
mean that N" teachers could not receive cir
cHh's n her homes hut II I'd mean hat they
etr' not -" IA" school for 'urth"rng such n
s.hefn" NJ lhs;c also said TINT from n con
t"ral1H he tni had with Senator Ahearn he
In'Eel ma -uc'l n test monial would be de-
elded!y '!iSia-t"'ul 10 him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18
Shell Pile. at Navy Yard to he Removed.

Por years old cannon-has and shells that
were manufactured for use In tho Civil War
have been pilei up in pyramids in the Navy
Yard 10 Brooklyn. but lately when the space
occupied by them becam. valuable II was de-
clded % sell them q, old iron. The Penn Iron
Works Company o. Chester. Pa. became tho
purchaser and now the old cannon halls and
sh-li. are being removed. To-day the frat
hoa.i0ad will leave the ynrd for Chester. The
PROV cities vary IN siz" from eight Inches II
l5-in"h shells: 2.2UO S-inch shells and 5000
f'-inch shells The largest weigh about 300
pounds.
Civil Engineer ]. VI. Cox. assistant 10 Chief
Englne.r Asserson, is cr,'cnlly " in the Naval
Hospital In the Navy Yard. Brooklyn. Mr..
dock No. . when he was taken ill.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18

lls;h a. .. ci".s 81 Nv. lsp1Ico ?; tho q oistv
for u. Nchc'f Poor Widows with small Oh l,Iron
vs. ihonA, IpnrhrHn Il Al; attys Miller PS d
lIl-tHt, eror Park az, 7bNlOO; Nj 'ha, Briyi y.
laSquale Lambert, forclo,u lieu; Attys Monkon
Bros. "'
7th nv. cs, Ts.i 2sth st. 2i.4IiO3 4; Goo II Byrd
VS. luds!g Herring, ct all Attys Harrison A D.
olS a., N =. $3.50 W 9Th Av 16sIps.p; Y Savings
Bank vs. Irene W Sempln ct al; atty, ] wsbbsr
1881 ~ =. S7E.b 18th Av, SpXpp II: Mary Hal.
whAleen n ID. '-'
Railroad Av. n 9. from wAshiust n to Jackson Al
2ItI2o5. Charlotte Piiock We IkAte sehrinr; atty
II C Henderson. ''
FULTON At, n cor Naas,u at. looIioo; Henry Hon.
ning.on W. Joseph Low ct al; forsciose lien atty,
JH X Blanvolt. ''
s2d It - +2I.H " Ith Av. "a aIas.a: ore.nu,cb
savings aux vs. Mabel c Dusenbury ct al; atty
q q Dewitt.
srrinr At, W cor Mott It. 2B.7Ies 7s.s lres o.
isabelle NJ EmbuTy vs. John Norris ct al; atty
A Emhury.
Cr0sbyst 90. loi q Blocker at, aa.s,b6.7xipl1x
J I. Suthcr and ''
Goth ~, 80, 700 Columbus Av 2b1loo II. Arson p
priinrrd, ''
Wooster at 40; Richard NJ Hoe and ano truste.s va
Nm u In Ike ct al; atty, W Brunon.
182d It, u, 800 CypresS nv, 6uIl O5; Emo DAuni.
va Marcus Nathan ctAl, atty, W II Stockwell
liRh at, II II, % " nth Ay, lOOxlOO, 1 1. ChAs NJ
Rosenthal vs. Sebastian sander ct al; Attys ErdmAn
LAM
Mott av. rs. 742.2sI47th At: 2Sxl474x2naIl.2 a,
Julia Low Va Mary Robinson OF all atty, q K
Garland
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18
Two Year. for Killing n Highway Robb-r

Nicola Tocci. one Of the twin brothers who
escaped from the West Forty-scyenth street
station house after their arrest for killing
Christopher Herman at Forty .thtri street and
Eleventh. avenue on July |. was sentenced to
two years in slug Sing prison yesterday by
Justice Fursman in the Criminal Branch OF
the supreme Court. Toccl pleaded guilty to
manslaughtsr In the second degree. Tho plea
was n cDmpromise after n short trial during
which Tocci's counsel tried to show that his
brother Antonio ha! killed Ki"rnan, The
brothers worked for W. F. ID stokes "a lah1rcr-.
and Nicola -aii that on sevcEnl pay nights they
hal been robbed Nv n gang which included
Herman On July they were act upon and
lnrked up. bnt escaped from the station house
during the might. Nicola was arrested In Gem
came known. Antonio has never been rear
rested
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18
ptS HOE,Ey MAI RESIGN.
shmmanJ school Commissioner Talks
"etiing Out -SacRncios in tho Board.

'AmmanJ school Commissioner Talks of
"et'ing ut-VacRnGios In tho Board.
There was some talk yesterday regard Ing
mesuccessorS whom the Mayor will appoint to
he members Of the School Eoard for Man
n''tan and The Bronx whose terms expire on
Dec 81, In addition 10 these vacancies IL is
probable that there will he another causeI by
,ne resignation oi Commissioner George NJ.
van hoesen. lie said that II was his present
mention to resign before his term expired in
ro;. aIhouch he might change his mind
van ho"sen Is member OF many Of the i'm.
P2,hh' coWniltoes Of the board, chief among
~. Is The Law Committee. Of which no is
A., hI-e Vacancies already exist In the board.
S"n IN l'r ~ tho terms ot Commissioners
Eve NIhms, inck, Eustls and Abraham
r nh " expire, President Little and Com
s.n,. oh's u-'. and, Stern will probably lie
po"'pE" ~ ssoid that the Mayor may APP
p Uon! J. i.cry Anderson 10 MI one Of the
france Mr. Anderson was a member OF
,rs, TnHhR bonri Of Education. He is a Demo.
an. d, u, !, arr" mod, will protahy he a can
ST. ~ ne presidency Of he L0nrd. Charles
H.. 'i h"t'-r rmer COMMISSIONER has a so
wei u "hiou"d for appointment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18
BOY PARkjCIDEs CHIME.
His stepmothor Describes NJ tho Inquest the
Killing OF Her Husband.

The coroner's jury which inquired Yesterday
into the shooting " George j. Schan, an
attendant IN the Supreme Court. found George
". Schan. the dead mans son. guilty OF MUIR
der. The principal witness against young schan
was his stepmo'her who admitted him to the
fat and after the shooting met him coming out
~ his faiher's hedr ON with the pistol In his
hand. Il asked George what h. hrl dome
he's done for l asked HIM why lie snot his
father and h" said: because h. would not
Civ. ~" m nnev.' Then he went over 70 his
the diamond ring from his finger. put II on his
own, and went through his ;ather's pockets
TheN h. went into the dining room. lighted u
cigarette ant drank some sherry"
The Coroner committsi young Schan to the
Tomhs without bal pending action By the
Grand Jury
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18
REAL ESTATE NEWS

There was little new bushes Of oonscqucnos
transacted In the brokerage branch Of the realty
market yesterday Tho sales reported had 70 dc
principally with improved property In various
districts OF the city. Several nat houses were
cold 10 investors and two private houses oil the
better class wcre sold by their buildors One
important transaction In vacant property was
reported. I. was q large plot 10oxl022 on Eighty
fourth street noar West End avenue
The principal offering In the auction room.
Nos 81 and 80 Ann street which was advertised
10 be sold under foreclosure for tho Mutual Life
Insurance Company. was adjourned until Dec. l.
There wcro only two other offerings scheduled
and both parcels wero secured by the plainuhs
Tho property on l25th street which was reported
sold some timo ago. was plot fronting 90 fec'
l25h and 100 foct on 124th street $50 feet cost
OF Eighth avenue The property was bought
by Al Hayman and Henry Dahon through l. J.
Phillips q Co. for about $4,000. II is icasod
to tho Pabst Brewing Company for twcnty-ono
ycars
Tho Nominating Committee Of the Roal Estate
Board Of Brokers has named as tho candidates 70
DO elected as the Board OF Governors for 1900. tho
following: Walter Stablor. Albert l. David, John
+. Doyle Frederick d. Kallcy. J. Hamilton Hunt
j. Edgar Lcaycraft Frederick Southack. Joel 8.
De Scding and John C. r. Eckerson. Tho ak
FIRST namod arc al present members OF the Board
OF Governors Mossrs De Sedins. Southsck and
Eckcrson succeed Mcssrs Folsom. Jayne and
Rutland who wished To he relieved OF active duty
al the end OF the current year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18
Recorded Mortgages.

Clark. Nation y, to Leon Levy. Rivngton
st. n " COZ Eldridg- II, I Vt. ...,,,....-.... o.
HsGk; Jacob H. and Mary : e Henry Robe. ~.
Heilntoth, Elizabeth, to Bernheimer \
schmtd, los " 18th st sAloon lease. do
Keiy' Cata i, TO Fila G Decker, i46thst, =
50, "a Q sd nv J"..,.,,,,..,......
sheri,an John, y 't ,s;S And n sno. % Martin
Pupsa. Helene. ct al, 10 y Victor Constant
and nno. trustees, 9th 1t. =, 400 e It'll
Same 20 Howard Coahil, guardn, &o, SAME y
shssr@an, William, 70 Louis 4 1ans, ast
Cherry NJ. n " cor SCANNED at, also Scam.
mel ut. N r. 1910 8ouyerncur at. demand o.
Benjamin, Morris, to Conrad witt, as Y
Klein elm 'Bsnsdict 4, 10 American Mortgage Co. o.
B2I TO 33i u .Bd ~ lyr..,,......n:.".... 10
Gunter. Archibald c and Estner y, to Mutual
Life In- Co, h-d t,H-, 40 9TH ~, yrs 80
Callie William Jr, 10 August Caills, Jbth vt,
MS, INV lstN Yrs ';e.,.;..;.,',.:.y O
Jacob, AG S1a 20 nd avn IT Tnyn iia'h n
wIndhorst, Carl n, to Mutual Life Ins Co,
Ksii V Al'co and nno, TO Robert p. Leo .
ami Ano oIrs. &c Henry OF, SIS. liy8e
r s"s%P Eiss ~ to Henry LYMAN. 6ad St IL
sT.6 wa az, installs ,.,,,,,,,..,,..,.,' o
Roiiman John, T. william cowsn, 7Ga and
p s G fInm a. "a az Gis ys. Kelly Pelham
Rad, n =, adj land Of John snaps. . yrs I
Jones, Augusta l. ct al. to Washington Life
Ins Co, all title to estate OF Daniel O
Mst"s' rH"mss i. TO Engrani indui: Saw: 1"
ings Bank. 10th u, u $50 o I'd ay l W., A
Same TO same, Lexington av, VS., 2b n both
Frerichs, Sethe to Agnes brown iniiv and
Rs trustee, listh st. ma, i+5 Manhattan
Petit. L. Grani k, to John o baker. broad:
WAY, G3E 1919 st, demand; IL
seHsmb.ohsr. a.orss. 70 Mary L Dosnw.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18
HE FOUGHT rHE MILK CANS
Higgins Attended the WAX. and Encoun-
tered q Deadly nemy on the Way Home.

tered a Deadly Enc my on the Way Homo.
John Higgins. 40 iron worker. went TO wake
on Thursday night and left II In pugnacous
mood at I O'Clock Yesterday morning. In front
OF grocer Pagers store at First avenue and
S-venty-Atth stree, Higgins RIM into ten empty
milk cans which were standing on the side
walk and no mistook them for men inviting
him 10 fIht II did nos take him m mute TO
remove his coat. and then he sailed Ia to whip
the enemy He fought with his fats and his
feet al d wrested With the cans until the peo-
rle In neigh boring houses hwoke and looked
out NJ the window to md out what had broken
loose. Policeman Kelly heard the din four
blocks away and thong ht riot was In progress
on his post. He arrested Higgins ana In the
fined him 81
You'll never get IT," said Higgins,
IN change that to two months on the
Island" announced the Magistrate.
You con do as you Ike" retorted the pris-
oner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18
Deputy Tax Couimissioner Crnssa Pro
NOTED.

George ". Crngen. DEPUTY Tax Com mis-
sionsr for the FIRST distr"t IN Kings county.
was promoted Yesterday to MI IN" vacancy
caused by thu resignation Of Deputy Commits
.ion-rR F. L. Howe ~ the Brook !yn once,
Mr. Crag-n won the approval ~ the Board ~
Comm on"r-. II vas aid Yesterday. hy In
house COMPANY ~ a. % 900
tn" Tax Commi- SlOners have asked Corpora
tiOn Counsel Whal"n wha' they shat do with
Charles t.. Ting. who was secretary ot IN"
boa ri under Mayor strong. ard aiieg dismissal
ty the IImWany board was reins latcl hy the
courts Tying. accor Ing To- President Fcitner.
may be made chief clerk OF borough.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18
Recorded Lenses.

Lurch. Ranjamin. ~ Vim II Mycr, and ano.
broadway. i<72 and i+72. Ia yrs.
o. 800 I
hcDcrmott Michael, TO Joseph Ford. 10th
N, S5l. yrs. ..,.-. ....,.,.. 900. ,..,.
Abciing. Maria. tn Thomas Mcfarland and
Ano, yJh Ay, 49,, ......,,....,...,..
Goldsto.n. Morris, to Posche wanGrow, Hes.
ter At. III aud II. " cor Chrysuo st.
t1l.l2 yrs .,',,.,.,.,....,..'' -.
Fay. Betsey A, to James Pagan, &th nt, n o,
l43 o Lewis Ut, lTbKs8, q yIs...-.,,-...,,
H-imsoth. Louisa, AdmI, to Elizabeth
HsimsOth, 18th ct, los W, D yrs mos 10
Ws -, II; n
CUES, and Anu, Stanton at, ri, q yrs.
GAlr1shi. bernard. to giuseppe Piersanti,
ll5th at 40 T., 2 s.l2 yrs. .-.....,,..,,,..
WallAch, M"ss, X, to Fortunate 8uarino.
I'd Av, 2lO3. s...,...,..,..... ......,...
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18
william c. whitney Not In the New Tsie.
phonr (OmpRnN.

William c. Whi'ney has been mentioned as
one Of the .ncorpora'or- In the new telephone
COMPANY II has also been said that ne was
gr"a Is Interested IN the new enterprise. Mr..
Whitney said last night:
| nn not At all con nc"'pd with the new te'e-
pE0n. conf 1ny. and have not been nj any
time | have no interest ~ IL, and do not eN-
meet 70 take any interest In H. Ny position Ia
no. based on any proposition a. TO the value OF
the enterprise or us cnaract"r. but is from per-
s0nnl grounds. and b"caus" ! am not able To
enlist in any new pntcrurlres"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18
Mrs. Herman Baldwin Injured

OYSTER BAY. l.. l.. Nov. 17.-By the oVctun-
ing OF "a carriage yesterday Mrs. Herman
BALDWIN. OF this place. was painfully injured.
while her father. A. III. Pausei who was driving,
was knocked unconscious Rnd IL II thought he
sustained internal injuries. They were driv-
ing from the Cove 10 this village when their
Horse took fright
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18
Farmer Found bend In HI. Wagon.

JAMESTOWN. n. Y, Nov. 17.-Darwin c. Rider.
a farmer 10 years OF age, was found dead In
his wagon on Tenth street this afternoon, lie
ind been pcddling vegetables about the town,
and whep discovered he was sitting on the
seat with the lines clutched In his hands aud
the horse going along IA uncopcerned as II
its driver was alive and well. lie had been
dnad some time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18

40" public school authorities in the borough
~D'o'E'n have decided on the erection OF a
q, Nv '"h"'l N tie Fatbu-h district. II will bo
p.H W" neg borh6od OF the Brighton Beach
i,aI''"' AMI Avenue C., committee has
Gnoae .i ontri to select site, which Will en,-
Of ill.," 'I,I' twenty CITY lots, TN" attention
non,n" school Board WA directed several
h yef.' a." 10y The Twenty ninth Ward IAN
l0r ndI t,,nHue'Ntivh % tho pressing necessity
low - iislipwInG district where the school il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18
MIR. GuERenheimer VIII Journey
brooklyn.

President GuggonheImc Of the Council is
going to Brooklyn on Monday to view tho
Charities Department buildings In that bor-
ough. Deputy Comm missioner Sims wants to
spend $3OO.OOO repairing the buildinga Mr.
Guggrnhelmer Is opposed to the appropriation
now, hut he II open TO conviction that the ex :
penuiture is necessary,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18
Satisfied Mechanics Liens.

Dyer, John N, 4 Son Va Margaret and Louis
Thornton; AT + SD NJ; 1924 ............,
0oldinK, Monroe NJ, Va Joseph Narthaler;
Forest Av. o 3, 34% n lB6th ct: iSyp (by
ConIon, Patrick, ysKatz h Abeiman; 81 and
85 W llSth g. 1850 by bondl.... .,..,.... ]
OhAyo on, Albeit NJ, VS. same; liSth st, $50 o
LenDI Av; 1891 ,by bomb ...,,....,..,...,.
Simnns n Moersfeldcr vs. Leah thinner
man aud Ano; 222 TO 22a l22d 1T 1899
Marx a Jacobson Va Abelnan h Rosen.
baum; 1873 Ma iison ct, 1872 thy bondl..
FeldmAn, Israel. Va KAtI \ AbelmAn; llsth
IT, -, b3S LenoS Ay: ls8n Thy bond,,.
Leo, John p, Va Henry Vallesu; 1873 3oth
AL ldN1. I.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18
Priynte Sales.

Slawcon q Hobbs have sold for the estate OF
Charles Bahron TO Henry Oppcnheimcr. the va
can't plot 10Oxl02.2, on the north side OF Eighty
fourth street 100 fcct west OF West End avenue
NJ l.. b. Cooper has bought the four, story
brownstono dwelling, on lot 10. 1ox10o.s. No
East Eighty frst street
John Yule has sold the three nvo-story mats,
7bx10O. Nos 40S to 4l2 Wcet ll5th street
j. c. Umbcrfeid has sold another Of his row
OF houses on the north side Of Eighty sixth street.
between Central Park West and Columbus avenue
l. j. Phillips & Co have sold for James Liv-
ingston for about $4,000, the i've story Amor.
lean placement dwelling. isxS4xl0O II. No 2t1
West l02d street They have also sold 70 Charles
Bull The private dwelling. No 3<s West Fourth
street
Steindler q Gussarod have bought the four.
story single fat, on lot FL l0xl00, No. 2O8 East
107th street
Manielbaum 4 Levine have bought the four.
story brownstono dwelling. on lot 20xe6e. No
~ West 1hirty.eighth street
Edward =. Hamilton 4 Co have sold the two
Ave story nas. on plot S4Ilo0. Nos l+o and ia
West l03d street
No 2sl Hudson street Is reported sold
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18
Tn. Lorraine Mortg.sed for sI 900. 900.

The United States Mortgage and Trust Com
pany as substituted trustees under the will Of
the late Matthew Byrnes. have given a mort
gage OF 81. 10000 to the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company. on the new Lorraine apart
ments on the southeast corner OF Fifth avenue
and Forty NTH street.. The dimensions Of tho
properly are rs. OK lOOx25x5ONlOO.5 xlJ0. The
mortgage runs for three years at yer cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18
Horace II. Fry sick.

MADISON. y. J.. Nov, 17-Horace b.
Fry, who has been living with his son.
Reginald b. Fry. on Convent road Is sick
at his sons home. lie has lust undergone a
surEcS! operation. Mr. Try Is advanced In
arc .nrEnly in iaNor Of hLa recOvrry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18
rIoator Found with Empt,ed Pockets.

The body Of John Farrell was found yester-
day In the North River at the foot OF Fortieth
street. There was a bruise over the man s
right eye. and no money was found In his
pockets, although 1t Is known that he had s8
on Thursday. when he was last seen alive.
worked there all summer. His body is in the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18

12oth NJ, n .. 22S W 7th Av, bOxIoo,ll; Edward W
Cunningham v. Michael Hanlon; attachment;
Attys, Can't, n. NICK
EAseI st. Is and Ia. 24H Division 1t: Al wilcu vt;
2ist u, lots 81 to 81, map land II Henry Beck.
ford, 9Th ward; AZ and "a aiih st; a3l 10 s3T
saith 1t; 22i thth ST. lOSth st. So l7a W
10th Az, 2hxlun.ll; l7T7 and i77D Madison Av:
PA 2lst st; Susan Mount W Charlotte A Mount
81 al; partition: attys, T!llotson X.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18
Court Calendars This Day,

snpreme court-special Term-PArt H.-HI-parts
matters.
.Surrorate Court Chambors-No day calendar
For protrtc-Wils OF Patrick McMahon-W William
Lyman Maria Mount at 1890 A. NJ.
City Cpurt-special Term-Court opens at 10 A.
M.-Motions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18

A. tho New York Real Estate Salcroom yceter.
day Bryan |. Kennedy & Co sold. in foreclosure,
goth street, TO the plaintiff, John C. Robinson.
for 1902
John I. Boyd sold. In foreclosure. the fvo
story brick fat 2SS99 II, No Fast lStth street,
70 the plaintiff, Stephen II. jackson, for SIC, 1862.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18

,ot', '' brennan. n hrcklaycr. stnrred while
on hrr Nv edge and was killed in
UT,, &c., TI"y, mi! ng from III" tcuth story
lr.cr "''''y cyep bono N hs body was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18
The Rev. Dr.. yo.if1,n's overooat Stolen.

While tho Rev. DR.. Cornelius Voelfkin. pastor
Of the Greene Avenue baptist Church. was adj
dressing u Sunduy-school gathering IN the
Marcy Avenue Cnurch IN Brooklyn on Thurs
day night thief stole his oveTcoat which he
had LETT Oh a chair near one OF the doors-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-18
Rea, Estate Transfers.

10th st. 22o W. ?bIss. ilI26Isa.7; Louis
kohn to Rshecca cohn; y r.rt .;,..,,..
gie Eindt TO Peter Farnon. :. .......,....7..
osn,. s rs Mt r,s, cor i M,x i9n
Main ct. e.. ioy 4. Fortham Az. 36Iioo;
.iiy island; sarah l. Reynolds to Ajax
9th Ar. es, ji.s u ii2th ct. 36.sISa: Louis
sd avn. . a.! 81 i;i.t 4. soIico: EDWARD ~
BOVINE. refer,s. to EInst.MsrI Nathan
10th St 3i6E 26Ia..io, Conrad witt 10
sat :,.5a. Z ias,ss y. M.rs.rs,T sisehy
20 El~ A-d Rockefeller ..,..,..............
aIa.t,n., sis1w i.1w; id'sies'"i John
thony Dosis, r to Vim and Philip Hoo.
Elm Nx. sai.a u Broorns st, ls,atiOo.
John Post to Ella !. Apthorp 1T al &C.
Sane ,s prsp"r A'les d. cas rg. 20 'AIsAo
keller 10 Benedict Klein '..,...,'........
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Percy q Honey man - Benedict 4 Klein
Try I Ais,.nS s.las =. s" 10 ,;.oIs.
walker Il, v u Is: Fniton McMahon, ref
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<th -ts 100 no rnon Az. toIiOo:
Henry Kellus to Augusta Weller. ....... ..
Elm ~. " 2sl.d n Rrnome 81. 1910 90;
Helen A p 81 by guardian IN Harris Man
o7d - si.a~.ai ave, iT.oISo.s; Jss.
ale = JAb.ns To til.n Flo ii ...............
Id ~. =. SO.ll l2bih at 2orsO: Hear.
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I'd Av. rvs lot. g. a, and \, map 81. lot-
at VIII Am-hndg- iOuIiOl. Harriet
Fuller O. Peter v B-igg-. .:........... rs
l3ih II, So. 2u5 p. A. Y, hnIiOS, CnIunport
Goa II walker "a p : Alk-r ...........
iI..Iiu,.ii, PAsIuAie BangAlio T. Thorn
.ith st. n :, 81. r ?6Iioo. Mary l. Do~ney
.sih Il. sis r. > "IioS.s, Mary L Dovney.
BIni.yard a. cSr ioad II. 7Stsy.iI: John
q HNirt H. Le Grand X Petit .....:.......
Heater a., g.. rs. :+Ii6: Jacob sieyei to
WITH Il. n- i-i " Central PAX W, ipI
zoos; lo'er Wagne- u julia T P.ok 80. II
18th at. -. 4rO - sth Az, lnlONiou.h. En-
gene c Potter u Nellie y Lynch. ..,..,....,
Is,th It =. 800 Q, IA ay. b'Hya.il:
Thto lurp w-ven'r g. Joseph + Dali ,gh.r
4lth At, lih ", iSsxlon.<; Sterhen
BrAgus to Arthur r. hapmAn. ....,...-...
Columbia II. ,7.ws, 20E<vs, Franc Mar
II 81 nes. 2inse is'av, 7aIios.a; Isaac
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Arthur hy, o \, 1874 woodrun ~, l24.Tx
22.Iirrec: Richard Lyons to katherine
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same map ltessioo: Pei Fl. nw.: lot
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