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New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
CUSTOMS EMPLOYEES GET LIGHT GOLD.

Pay day comes twice a month for the Custom
House employees. who present their warrants at
the Sub-Treasury and receive their salaries in
gold. to the aggregate amount of $4,000. The
latest pay day was on Wednesday of this week,
and some of the men, preferring bills to gold coin.
sought TO make the exchange in the office OF the
cashier Of the Custom House. That official, how
ever declined to give bills for some of the coins.
declaring that the latter were light weight. Then
Treasury, it is said where they were told that it
could not be received at its face value, 1t was
'1ght'-having lost about 4 of l per cent by
abrasiop-and It was suggested that they carry the
defective coins TO the Assay Office, where the
proper deduction would be made. Then they con-
Guided that they were not so anxious for cur
rency after ALL and kept their gold.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, county of

New York.-FREDB3IC WoHRMANN. Plaintiff
against GESINE WOHRMANN alleged widow OF Herman
Wohrmann deceased individually and Adminstratrx
the goods chaels and credits OF Herman Wohrmann
deceased, ard others Defendants
In OF nterlocutory Judgment Partition
and Sale. duly made and entered in the above entitled
action bearing date the 2sh day October 1899 l. the
undersigned. the Referee in said judgment named will
sell at Public Auction at the New York Real Estate
Sales Room No III Broadway In the Borough OF Man
hatta1 City OF New York. the 23rd day of November
1899 at IL o'clock noon. on that day by Strong a
Ireland. Auctonoers the premises directed inter
locutory judgment to be sold and therein described as
follows
the Twentieth Ward OF the City OF New York designated
on map OF the Glass House Farm, belonging 10 tho
estate OF George Rapee deceased, the number Four
hundred and eighty eight ss said being situated on
the northeriy side OF Thrynnth Street CITY be
tween the Ninth and Tenth Avenues is bounded
described as follows TO wit BEGINNING at point on
the Northery side OF Thirtynnh Street aforesaid distant
three hundred and hty feet westerly the westerly
side or Ninth Avenue thence running along
northery side of Thirtynnth Street twenty-five
eighty nine t4s9 said Map; thence norhery along the
eastery side of said lot numbered 4s9 and parallel with
the Ninth Avenue ninety feet and Inches
centre OF the block between Thrty-nnth and Fortieh
Streets thence castery a:ong sad line OF the
block twenty i've feet 10 the norhwestery corner
number 4s1 said Map. and thence souther.y on
westerly side of said lot numbered 4s7 and parallel with
the Ninth Avenue ninety feet and inches the
place Of BEGINNING said lot being breadth in front
rear tweatyhve feet and In depth each side
elsht feet nine inches. be the same more or less
Dated: New York. November lat. 1899
, . =. CLIFFORD w. HARTRHDGE. Referee.
v, II I, l.. cARRUTH. Attorneys lor Plaintiff, 300
r broa1Say. Borough OF Manhattan New York.
as Deserted above. the number being 427 Meat
3bth street, borough OF Manhattan New York:
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Hermann. Kate. to Louis schoenfed No G0G East
llth-st 10 years. SIS 900
Same 20 Kate Hermann. guardian etc, same
property. 9 years 1Osi
S. cor Clinton-st. instruments ........... 1880
ST. nsalments 1900
Hutton Nathan. and another 10 Union Dime
years 5000
Lppman Israel and another 20 William Mu-
laney, Nos l3G and 13s Riyington-st. install
hths o'"o
i37 and 1870 Aliens demand .............. 10000
Cohen. Louis. 10 Brooklyn Savings Bank. No 81
East 12h-st year 10000
Goldwate- celia. 10 IIenrctta Kahn No lG6
Foller. Nickoaus 70 George Marchand No i2l
West l1h-st. years ....... .............. 1000
Pitchie Charles 10 John Wood executor. Boston
Road avenue. corner lo5ths yearf... 1880
corner lO5,h st. / year ................., 6s729
Arthur. Mary and Lemuel J. 20 New-YOrk
Building and Loan Banking Company. No
West lOst-St insta.ments. $1,000
Vsiabc 80 5i5 East Io6h-st. years........ 5000
az East IoGttst years rs'............,.... $4,000
Arthur. Mary Z Lemuel J. to New-York
Building Loan Banking Company No West
lOlst-st lnsalments. 81 coo
soli Joseph A. to Citizens savings Bank Broad
way lO7th-st, r.............. 10000
Rosenbluth, Sarah and lsidOr. to Charles White
head. executor. etc Lerngon-aye. 3i2
n OF bith-ft years ................. 10000
Tower. Eliza J. 10 the General Synod OF the Re
formed Church IN America. i3Oih-st. n 3O6
II Of sth-ave
Cerel. Frederick. 20 William Kingsland. trus-
tee. bsth-st n Z. 2lb II Of West End-ave
Diedrick. or Diedrieh Knckmann 10 the Ftant N'o'V
lin Savings Bank, No 5oT I0h-ave. rerecorded
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
6elp h1anteo-malrs.

Tho TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY,
No. i46 Broadway, wants two or three young law.
yers, members Of the New York Bar, 10 enter its
services, devote thar entire time and attention to
ths interests Of the Company, and after acquiring
the necessary experience, TO become members Of
the staff Of examiners. Experience along the line
Of the Companys work Is desirable, but not essen.
tlaI. A fair salary will hs paid at starting, and
the chances for Increased compensation in the future
are good.
Only lawyers under IS years Of age, Of college
or law school education, and who can furnish OK.
csent references, will be considered.
Apply by latter only, giving full particulars.
{. |. FORD, Assistant Solicitor.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
FOR A NEW MILEAGE SYSTEM.
THE BOARD OF TRADE SENDS A PETITION TO
THE RAILROADS URGING THE ADoP-
TION OF ITS PLAN.

THE BOARD OF TRADE SENDS A PETITION TO
THE RAILROADS URGING THE ADoP-
TON OF ITS PLAN.
The New-York Board Of Trade has been working
for an interchangeable mileage ticket system, and
has obtained signatures TO a petition representing
* 600 merchants and manufacturers, in 1l5 cities
and 10 States. The railroad associations TO which
the application for the adoption Of the system has
been made embrace all Of the lines east of the
Mississippi River including New-England and the
Middle and Southern States. II the privilege is
granted the mileage ticket will be good on any Of
the roads within the association territory.
Simon Sterne. chairman Of the Committee on
Railway Transportation of the New-York Board OF
Trade. has written letter to L. p. Farmer, Com
missioner OF the Trunk Line Association; n. f.
Weeks. chairman OF the New England Passenger
Association and Joseph Richardson, chairman Of
the Southeastern Passenger Association. In the
letter to Mr. Farmer he submits the petition for
the adoption of the system and states that the SEN
timent is all one way in favor of the system He
also says he thinks the adoption Of the system
would drive the ticket scalper Of business and
build up the towns and cities of the country by
making more business for the merchant and more
freight for the railroads. besides accommoda ting
the travelling public.
The petition is for a 200 mile ticket, allowing
$50 pounds OF baggage be carried free the price
TO be two cents a mile. The petitions have been
presented, and there is no need for any more sig
natures
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. New York County.


SUPREME COURT. New York County
George Inness Plaintiff, against Thomas H. Bell and
others. Defendants.
In pursuance Of judgment foreclosure sale duly
and entered in the above entitled action bearing
said judgment named will sell at public
auction New York Real Estate Salesroom No III
Broadway in the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
York on the sth day OF December $780, al IL o'clock
noon day. Herbert A. Sherman auctioneer the
premises directed by said Judgment TO be sold and therein
described as follows:
All that certain piece parcel OF land with the
building standing situate lying and being in the
Borough Manhattan State OF New York. City OF New
York bounded and described follows;
Beginning a point the northery side Of One hun
dred and eighth hundred and fifty feet
northery hundred and eighth street with the
side OF Amsterdam Avenue running thence north
parallel with said eestery side OF Amsterdam
Avenue part OF the way through party wall one
hundred feet eleven inches the centre line OF the
eastery along said centre line OF the block
said easerly side Amsterdam Avenue and part the
way through a party wall hundred feet and eleven
inches the norhery side OF One hundred and eighth
street. westerly along said norhery side OF
One hundred eighth twenty-five feet to tho
point or place OF beginning.
Being part OF the same premises conveyed to the said
Bell and others by deed dated September 18th.
1897 and recorded September 2lst 1897 in Section
IAber 40 Cons. p. $50 in New York County Registers
Dated New York. Nov. 10th. 1899.
JOHN NJ. sToDDARD
CEPHAs BRAINERD. Plaintiffs Attorney once and
Post Office address. ~ Cedar St. Borough OF Man
New York CITY.
The following diagram Of the property to be sold
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Fulton-ave. g. III II Of 1I6th-st, To-, Sen.
three story frame tenement houses lioNoo,
Katharine & Merrill SI,i 10 80 $4,000
Havemeyer Lane. =. 400 II OF Fort schuGyher sG.
Road for n story and attic frame dwehins
house. Charles G. Huntington. premises -oo
1i2th-st 5 =, 3Js n OF 5th-aye. for seven IlSe
story brick nathouses. 80 and 3lxsj; Bursteln
Heiss No .hoc.s lIt henryS' o""e's 10000
I5lst-st. W corner Melrose- ave. for a two story
brick church, 51.sx122: Church OF the iuna.-
uate Conception. owner Anthony schm''' IN 600
Mnpes-ave. g. $50 II OF 1921 for one
story frame shed 46X20 Carl Jaeger owner ,eo
Henry Jaeger. architect - ;ory
frame dwelling houses, 2Ox36 Auke Dooper, 10
57l East 163d-st. owner + Schmitt arch- - .oo
1921 st. n s. 225 II OF Trinty-ave for four three
story frame tenement houses. Isax6o schmt % ooo
Gunst. No COG Courtlandt-ave architects io"'
Jerome = Burnside lave. for three
story frame dwelling house with store ana louEe
rooms, 4O6xS9xlrreguar; Michael Bro1erlck
No III 81. Ann'save. owner; a + schmlu' = Eoo
Park-ave. corner I63d-st for Ave three story
frame dwelling houses Auke Dooper, owner; 49, .oo
+ A Schmitt. architect i'''Oo
hathouse with stores 2oxsIp; Louis lese
No 1870 East s2d-st. owner; G + Pelham ar .. ooo
If0th- 81 No $3.50 East for a six story brick fiat
house with 2JxS79: Louis Lese, owner; - .oo
G Pelhar1 architect 2oOO
1l2th-st. No l57 East. for six story brick HAT
OISe Pelham architect. t.........,....,..... 25oOo
i00th-st. Nos 226 and 22S East for two six story
brick hathouses. 25xs7.9 Louis Lese owner; ooo
@ + Pelham. architect :.''.''..;.;., ooVV"
oh-st corner Avenue B. for a six story brick
hathouse. 23.3x65 Iowenfed Prayer. owners; . oo
G Pelham, architect ct......................... 2oOoo
2d-s No l2s for a six story brick fiat
house with store. 23x07. 2xl00xs9 Julius Drey- -
fus owner; G + Pelham architect. ct........'''.' ZSo"
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
THE POSTMASTERS' CONVENTION

washington Nov. lG.-The discussion at to-day's
session of the National Postmasters' Association
was confined mostly TO technical questions regard
ing 'he internal workings Of the postal service
The meeting was addressed by Assistant Post
master General Shallenberger on the vvorkin, ~
the Railway Mail Service Postmaster smith %
Atlanta offered resolution grading the yerioEs
postal employees in the CLASSIFIED service and re
moving the superintendents from the classified ser
vice. so far as their appointment was Concerned
voked and referred 10 a Committee n.y." ""i" ie-
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR HAND IfTTERS1,1TTo' IfTTERSwP6iIo

Depot q. NJ. Dept. 1923 Arch Street Phua ia
NoVsm6er H. leg Sealed proposals in trlpllcate viii be
.scs'td mere uhtl IL CLOCK A. M Thursday November
23rd 1893. FOR furnishing this Depot with 500 Hand IN
ters conforming to specifications had upon apnca
tion al this Office. The number will lie subject To- 2Oe.
increase II desired by the Department. sample litter
and blue print showing details seen at THIS ofice
Bidders must state Gates when they can make d.Ivsrs.
Government reserves the right to reject accept any or
all proposals. part thereof Preference given tn
articles OF domestic production manufacture conditions
Of quality and price uncudng in the price OF foreign
productions manuac the duty baing equal
GUARANTEE In iO1t Of the value OF the ttefs must
accompany proposals. Fifty 800 Internal revenue
stamps must be xed number OF guarantee Blanks
for proposals and full information will be furnished upon
application Envelopes containing proposals. 10 b.
dorsed Proposals for Hand tters and addressed to
II Cot JOHN V. FuREf. Deputy Quar;ermaster General
A
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate .Diysion--supreme Court-Before Van BTunt.
s. 81 s. g ie e. 81 rs a e q ts = Scott
Motion calendar called at 1890 a. m
ich J.-Court opens 1870 a. m. Ex parte matters,
supreme Court- Special Term-Pert IlI.Before Glider
llGo 1852 Preferred Nos. 4l@o 4o 400 4lo3.
supreme cour-speSa TsTm-PaTt @ Part IyBefore Werner
Lay and fact: Nos oi!Ts 23g' 29Ii go; 3,d2
$s4i $is5 $i6a $7ai. s7s7 1896 $a4o $sii $i75 2s7
Supreme court-speeiaI Term-Part v-Before --.
JCauses to be sent from Part Part ~ for trial Clear
staver Causes TO be sent from Part " for trial.
supreme court-srecai Term-Part vII-Before Truax.
J.-Elevated railroad cases Clear
J@Pfefcrred causes Nos io557 S25s a8is 9745 sal.
''sa n2e 'S @9 g4 Termart 11Before rz
sssq @ I d: 2f9$ 1893 $ sa $50 5s t2 G ss s
eos7 G522 82S4 717 2447. 1871. 62so $685. 53ii 5423
supreme Court--TIial Term-Part Iv-Before Andrews.
s1preme C Go1qa sPr % rmPar m 0T % cef Irven
trit causes to be sent from Part III for trial Case
supreme court-Trlal Term-Part v1-Before Freed
Supreme i2 9e SsR fToP Fart III fe a ce9
5is 5sGo e 1907 90 1921 ly s G Gs & 3 S7 S30 sso
S5al 1851 55li 5eo7' G8io 29Ii 2s7 5i$. SIS ASA
o2s$ PASS 5422. SAL 55O1. l76l G499 e5i 1926 Case
sgP5s@s S0q5 1T 1 ld TsFPrPqT art, yIBs'or Chase
snsnsd sd'S' 10 De sent T0" Part VII FOR trial Case un
supreme Court-Trial Term-Part Ix-Before Russell.
Supreme Court-Tral Term-Part X-Before Dugro j.
Causes 10 be sent from Part VII trial Case unfn-
/ ished. ~
Supreme Court-Trial Tern--Part XI-Before MacIean
J--Causes &c be sent from Part VII trial Clear
Supreme Court-Trial Term-Part XII-Before Stover
causes to be sent from preferred for trial
Cases unfinished.
sITogates Court-Chan nbers-BefoTe varnum S-Mo-
uon calendar called at 1880 a. Wills for probate
Frederick f. Bahne George Voger, George W. Soaring
julia Eniins. Caroline NJ Foster 1890 a. m. Mary
Johnson Henry l. Clinton, at II a. m; Maria b. Mount
at p. m.
Surrogates Court-Trial Term-Before Fitzgerald s.
No 1884 will Of Frances NJ Woodward. at 1870 a. m.
No 1904. will Of Lousa II. Memmler. AT 10 30 a. m No
1906 Will OF Mary l.. Ritter lO:3O a. m. No 3ig
estate Of Joseph Rlchafdson. 1890 m.
city Court-Specal Term-Before COnlan. J-Court
opens at 10 a m. Motions 1890 a. m.
City Court-Trial Term-Part Il-Before. HascaIl J.
Nos. 1896 sss 3249 s52. 1881 1895 1885, 1893 1908
1904 1906 1910 37s 939. 500 1O46 1919 507 920 1910
s74. 1880. 1870. 1345 1Si7 l349. 1852. 1853 1890
$40. Clear.
city Court-Trial Term-Part II-Before ODwyer, J.
Nos 1879 079 1912. lls5. 1889 1913 1894. 1929 l7s2
g)s sos I14l 1863 ss5 469 977 Is43 1874 Is45 1876
1s47 ls4s ls49 1880 1851 1852 1858. 1854. 1855 $50
Case unfinished.
city Court-Trial Term-Part II-Before Fit tzsim-
ons e. Nos COS. 1885 1896 1900 1873 1881. 1889
1887 1881 149 1925 l42s 142a 1880 i422 1885 Clear
city. Court-Tria TeTm-Part iy-Before schueh-
1896. 3539 3544. 1868 2G6o 2os9 32sl 1850 clear.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
METHODIST WORK FOR MISSIONS

Washington, Nov. 16.-The General Missionary
Committee Of the Methodist Church listened IN
report to-day from DIR. Jackson Of the city Evan
geicsi Union. on the city mission work OF the las,
year The meeting decided to devote half of this
years increase OF the home mission fund 10 the
work OF the City Union. This would amount to
about 81 900 The distribution of this money will
be left 10 the General Committee. The remainder
Of the morning session was devoted TO the appor-
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
SrRVEyOR CROFTS NEW OFFICES.

Workmen began yesterday TO remodel the north
east corner Of the third floor Of the old Custom
House Building preparatory to its occupancy by
the Surveyor Of the Port, Silas c. Croft The
Surveyors quarters are now and from time i'm
memorial have been in farOff corner Of the base
ment Of building. but the place Of recent years
has become grmy and forbidding that the Sur
veyor made every effort to secure new offices. His
quarters will be directly over those now oc-
cuDied by Collector Bdwell.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17

The afternoon spent In apportionlng tne hoao t
mission funds among the various missionary sta
tions of the country The chief provisions go S Ia I
made are: White mission work In the South YofSy9,
col6red mostly I'm the South, A6,0l; non Engush
speaking missions Welsh. N1@ The appr9pria-
tions for Swedish work are not yet cohpie'eu'
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
loSth st.

1oSth st.
Tho approximate amount Of the lien charge to satisfy
which the above described is to be sold is Nine
thousand dollars with thereon from the Goth
day November 1898 0ess $500 paid OF in
teresO together with and allowances amounting
about Three hundred nnety-nve and S5-100 dollars
together with the Of the sale also for the
amounting Three hundred and ninety-six
SO dollars and interest and Croton for
1899 amounting One hundred and so 100 dollars
and interest
Dated New York. November 10Th 1899.
JOHN NJ. STODDARD
Reser
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.

BY Scott. j.
Iiavens Relief Fund Society ag KelOgg-CnAse Mellen
tnanRst ag.. EaOn-FTank u. Arthur
Gudet aRt. Loughran-Thomas y. Hustled
Fierz agt FanEing-LansinR W. Walsh
Hencken agt Petty. Soulsrd & Walker Realty Company
Frank u. Arthur
Martin. Wagner & Co. agt. Dinklemann-Hermann
Aaron.
Hecker-Jones-Jewe Milling Company agt. same-H.r
mann Aaron. '-''
Hirsh agt. eame-Hermann Aaron
Nichols sgt same-Hermann Aaron.
BY Giegerch, J.
Mutual fAfe Insurance Company agt Tee,.-yvuui.-,
". Corbitt ""iihm
Burger agt. Aiexandsr-Hamiiton od.Il
BY Bookstsver j.
Matter Of Gallsgher-Algernon s. Norton
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
foreclosure Sales.
~~~~~>~c~~>s~>r~~~~~~


SUPREME COURT, County Of New YorS
~ WILLIAM a. HAZARD. Plaintiff agalns, rr1-,-
SCOTT ADAM MORAN AND WlNNIFRED MOE ~
Defendants "''
in pursuance Of Judgment of Foreclosure ana A.,
duly made and entered in the above entitled action
ing date sth day Of November. 1899 l. The under.,su.
the Referee in said judgment named. will sell a, pns,l
Auction at the Exchange Sales Rooms now
OF New York IN the sixth day of December isoaS ny
~ o'clock noon. that day. by Peter E. Meyer 4 az
AuctIoneers the premises directed by sald iiag-s.,
be sold and therein described follows: "' 70
All that certain plot or piece. parcel of land ,s
the building thereon erected situate lying and .'a
the Twelfth Ward of the City Of New York and 49,
and described follows to Wit BEGfNNING al a rnsa
on the Easterly side Of Madison Avenue distant ,vsrM
six feet eleven inches f2S ~ Norhery from N. ~
ner formed by the intersection Of the Northerlv a.
One hundred and third Street with the Eastery -
Madison Avenue opposite the centre line of par,v @
running thence Northery along the said Eas,ery IA. y,
parallel with one hundred and third Street anf "a =,
the distance through the of psrtywaI ssvs,
feet (7OD Southeriy and parallel with N,a.y
Avenue twenty feet (20D: and thence Westerly -.
parallel with one hundred and third and na,
the distance through the centre ~ psrtywal ssv.-
feet (7O 10 the point or place OF beginning Benx ~.
Of the premises conveyed 20 LIZZIE scOrr' ~
CHARLES D BONWET,b and wife by deed dated ~
\, 1891 and recorded Section ~ conyeyances IN
l. page f36 said premises being located in ssci,ss
Block 1909 the Land Map Of the City Of New Yors
Dated: New York. November 9th. 1899.
NELSON J. WATERBURY Re,r..
FRANKLIN W. MOULTON. Attorney for Piaintis
30 Wall ST.. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
Proposals.
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DUBLIC NOTICE.

- Sealed proposals will be received by the Common
OF the City Of New Rochelle for three Certhcate
Of Indebtedness two for ten thousand N1OO0) dollars
each and for thousand hundred and nifty
75O) dollars. the City Hall. corner Main ana
Mechanic streets Tuesday November 2ls ls1 al eight
o'clock p m. In said city.
The certificates will each bear interest at the rate
OF six per per annum and will be payable one year
the date thereof and will be rod 10 the person. hrm
or corporation offering the highest premium.
The Council the right 20 reject any or
all bids
marked such
BY order OF the Common Council
Dated New Rochelle. ~ Y. October oath. 1899
ANDREW J. SELF
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
DUBLIC NOTICE.

- Sealed proposals will be received by the Common
Council OF the City OF New Rochelle. ~ Y. for twelve
bonds OF (s 0O0) dollars each at the city
Hall corner Of Main Mechanic streets on Tuesday
November 21st 1899, a eight O'Clock m
Tho bonds be registered bonds payable as fo-
lows: one bond $1,000 November 1st 1904 and one
bond thereafter until the whole issue Is paid
These issued pursuant 10 an act OF the Legs
ature OF New York. passed March gath. ls9
purpose OF purchasing land necessary for the city
thereon fire engine house or or the purchase
OF land With building already thereon In said city.
The bonds will be sold the person corporation who
will take them the lowest rate OF interest The city
authorities reservng right reject all bids
Bids to be addressed TO Andrew J. Sez City Clerk and
marked such.
BY order Of the Common Council.
ANDREW J. SELF.
City Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17

fity-third street
The approximate amount OF the lien or charge 70 "a
which the described property Is 70 De 90
S24 2T3 80 with interest from the 25th day OF Ma.
together with and allowances amounting 70 s,e
with interest from the sixth day OF June. lss" '"'
with the expenses OF the sale. =, esN
The approximate amount OF taxes assessments @ - ~
liens which are be allowed 10 the purchaser ON .. s
purchase money or paid by the Referee Is sl4f-"
interest.
Dated New York. October sis,. 1890. ,,c,s
CLARENCE W. FRANI.s..s
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
NO. SO MOTT AVENUE.-NEW YORK ST

~ PREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW YORK
CHARLES E. DID GRAUW, Plaintin, against pA'lD
Hermann ct al. Defendants.
IN PURSUANCE OF a Judgment OF torecosurs ssf sale
duly made and entered IN the above entitled aum "a
ing date the sth day OF November. 1899 J. the vn.-
signed Referee in said Judgment named viii sell a. pse-
lie auction at New York Real Estate Salesroon no
III Broadway in Borough OF Manhattan, city OF MS
York on Friday lst day OF December 1893 al SeHs
clock noon day. by Peter F. Meyer Auciione.
the premises described in said Judgment as follows'
ALL certain lot piece or parcel OF land the oalo-
ing thereon erected lying and being In the Tves
tyothird Ward City OF New York. on the Westerly
side OF Mott Avenue and bounded and described a. nE
lows: 49,.
BEGINNING at a point on the Westerly side Of Aoa
Avenue distant f.y 800 feet southery from the corner
formed by the intersection Of the said Westerly ses
Mott Avenue with Souhery side OF One Hundred sn
Fifeth Street and running thence Westerly sna at nss
angles 10 Mott Avenue ninety-eight C9s feet hs1cs
Southery and parallel Mott Avenue twenty-five "a
feet thence Easerly at right angles Mott Avenue sne
part OF the distance through party wall niney-eSns
los, 10 the Westerly sid. OF Mott Avenue and her
Norhery along Westerly side OF Mott Avenue tvsn
Ave (a5) feet the point or place OF beginning.
Dated New York. November 9th. 1899.
Referee
BOWERS & SANDS. Attorneys for Plaintiff. 81 Saa.s
street Borough Of Manhattan. New York City. ~
The following is diagram OF the property reserr~ .
IN the foregoing notice OF sale;
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17

A DVEkT1sEMENTS ana subscriptions for The Trihuas
received at their Uptown ONCE. No. l2i2 broadway.
"a door north OF 3st-st until o'clock p. advertise
pents received at the following branch oees regular
oftce rates until o'clock y. m. viz 2Ss shave e.
cor 23d-st l5s 6thave. cor 18th st Macys 6th-ave
and i4h-tt. li2 Coumbus-ave West 66th- st ice
West i2d-st. near oth-sye.: % last iith-st.