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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-21

Prospect nv. @ 8. 7s,0 Jennings ct. 44.a1
2oh4I2il.IoN"l.4 Vim II Birreltand wife
oath st, a25 9 25Ses,n: Henry II Woltrrs
I'D st, MS, 2Io II W Sd ave. aa.5x1o".2 xau.
Iorio2,2 ,; Hattie Rosenthsl to Frederic
1ilst ss.1i5 Amsterdam av. a00yaaI1
Ralph . Ives to The Cosmopolitan Really
Lot "a. map Of Bcnsonia tiy23, Westches.
,rr James L. r TER n !" WIN N b"ya.tH 40
sona ysnoa T' & RSPa tS
Tredc ...,.. .........,... 1850
HrlIman to Matthew Mullen .,.,,...'-'.., 1000
Ii~lImsn to Thomas & ,rGcry. 's.,..'..,.,'' 1000
maps villa Of NJ Hop. 251-; Meyer
9TH st. 8 AZ " 18th Az, 25xlOo,6: Lee $
Bmrr.ige to rhos ii IL ibbArd .,,..: 49,. 10000
ISs 80 az ~" to s Rsr'1 7 Ta1ior
"s!am j j. E@ to Hd i% 70 Central
Realty u nd aud Trust Co.. .,...:'' 100000
sI% ans s nGT w tT c DfW ana T'i Sc
to juliet II lit kiss -. -: 200 900
Union av. No l?!", 2nI Is3; Eugene
o1sts;. 20 ~ ! v, a,Iit;io4-5, tIlsS,i '
:f SSsn n To i"I MSan2y Jane. $3.50
LOIS 50. ~ 8 J. ~ y,,S and g.. map 'eGti3n 4,
Hooks -, 1900
100; Jacob Cioell 10 Kinda Goell y part 200
LIVINGSTON pl No x; lI?,sH Lawrence
...... ....,...,,..,,..:. 1900
cr ws% ay s' &c ITS IL 'aas nssi! i1s
RDwlsnd W Thomas ano 10 Minnie -.
posed, aoxi6o; Peter Leckler to Henry .oo
Issd ct. 4l4 and 4is e, boliooil; ''
Jonas and Fred Libbey to Lena
45th !, n :, ato,i :. broadE.y Or III Az. '
3I.7NlO "a Win f Finn 10 Vim Stoarns
A ~ md
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-21
WHALEN ONTIIE R.T.TUNNEL
HE WANTS SOLE CHIRGE OF ALL
CONDENSATION PROCEEDINGS.

Wants n Supervising Engineer for the CITY,
Room for Pipes and Conduita and Pro-
vision for Parcels FreiRht-Wouid begin
to Build Uptown and Go to the Battery
other Proposed Changes of the Contract.
CORPORATION Counsel Whalen made in writing
yesterday. to Presid mt Orr OF the Rapid Tran
cit Commission, his suggestion that when
Tammany starts in to build the Rapid Transit
tunnel the law department. and not A. e.
Boardman and F. NJ Shepard. counsel to the
Commission. should have solo charge Of all pro-
ceedings to condemn property for the road.
He says II will be more economical. Tho suR.
gestion is made In a letter about tho contract
submitted to him long ago for approval. He
explains that the city hadn't the money and
that is why he has delayed until 1t had the
money. which he says 1t now has. He suggests
O number Of notifications OF the contract. One
OF them is that the city should he rep
resented upon the work by a supervis-
ing engineer This suggestion. he says.
does not imply any reflection on the Commits
sion's engineer. Mr. Parsons. but the absence
Of such II supervising officer might expose
the city authorities to the criticism OF want
view Of the magnitude Of the undertaking /
need not say that this suggestion contempintes
rank in his profession to be selected by the
Board of Estimate and Apportionment. or such
Other body as may be deemed ZEN
wages provision OF the labor law be- incorpor-
ated specifically in the contract. He thinks
that the transportation OF light parcels and
packages by the railroad should be provided
Tor and that space should be left for the install
laton OF electric wires for lighting and tee-
phonin0 and, to some extent. for gas and
sewer pipes. He suggests beginning the work
at the upper end OF the island instead oil down.
town. which he says would nut up the values
He would also have the lower terminal of the
rond at the Battery instead OF at the City Hall,
and benefit brooklyn and Richmond thereby
II any OF these changes require Legislation he
thinks that won't cause much delay He Is
willing to waive some OF the suggestions
which he does not specify-to avoid delay but
he thinks they al had better be considered.
and he believes that It is possible. with lit
n October ~
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KILLED BY ELECTRIC LAMP.
Nielsen Stricken Down When He Went to
Turn On a Light.

Herman Nielsen. a clerk in the grocery OF
Herman Zimmerman at 717-719 Broadway.
Williamsburg. was killed by an electric shock
yesterday in wasbroom in his employers
store. He was 10 years old and lived with his
parents at $50 Park avenue After Nielsen
had delivered orders yes erday afternoon and
put up the horse and wagon he returned to
the store and went directly to the Mushroom.
In the store at the time were Arthur Bey-
reuther and Ernst Winbott. clerks and Rich
ard Hinck. neighbor.
Nielsen had scarcely entered the washroom
when the three men heard a heavy fall and ran
TO the room. The room was in darkness. and
Nielsen was found lying OH his back on the
floor. Hinck put IN his right hand to turn on
the incandescent electric light. and upon
touching the socket he received shock which
knocked him down and stunned him. candle
light was then procured
Nelsen's right hand was found to he much
burned. and it was found later that the toes Of
his right foot were burned. While the two
clerks and Hnck tried to resuscitate him Nv
slapping his hands and face. hurry call for
an ambulance was sent to ST. Cntherine's Hos
Pitnl Pr. Keller on his arrival pronounced
Word was sent to the Edison Electric Light
Company. and two men who were sent 10 make
an Investigation told Zimmerman that u
crossed feeder wire had probably charged the
incandescent light wire. The street in front o.
Timmerman's store was torn UP last week and
finished on Tuesday Zimmerman told tho
police that when the light in the Mushroom
was turned on Yesterday morning there was
nothing wrong with 1t.
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REFEREE SCORES ATTORNEYS,

Says He Is Convinced That They Manufac-
tured False Evidence In n Damage Suit.
Harriet Nugent. years old. was hit by one
horse car in Madison street in 1906 and lost n
leg as result Of her injuries. Her mother
Margaret. got n verdict for $1,000 damages
against the Metropolitan Street Railway Com
pany. The company appealed and meantime
moved to set aside the Judgment. alleging col
fusion and false evideHce. WILDER Mcbride.
referee appointed by Justice Truax. has Just
reported. sustaining this contention He says
That OF the four witnesses for the plaintiff. two
both young girls. have confessed that they
swore falsely and that they did not see the ac-
cident. or the Others both women. ono. tho
referee is convinced. could not have seen it by
reason OF impaired eyesight: while the fourth
has repeatedly contradicted herself
Oppenheim 4 Oppenheim we're the plaintiffs
attorneys The referee finds that BENJAMIN
Oppenheim, with an Italian barber OF Madison
street. made canvass OF the tenement houses
from 80 to As Madison street where the wit
hesses all lived. in search OF evidence. At the
trial the child was produced with q bandage
around its right eye, which eye had not been
injured In the accident. Tho referee finds that
the bandage was designed to conceal the fact
that the ohild's right eye had been defective
from its birth. He concludes that the child
did not see the approaching car. The, testi-
mOHy LOT lne defence was lN;it IL ran under tne
car before the driver could stop The referee
says:
Il am OF the opinion that a deliberate fraud
was perpetrated by the action OF the attorneys
for the plaintiff and their witnesses to conceal
the physical defect of the infant.
Il am further convinced that these witnesses
were produced at the trial with full knowledge
oftheir incapacity on the part o! the plaintiffs
schooied In false testimony by said attorneys.
and that 10y the latter. to a considerab BILE degree
such testimony was manufactured and JIM
Splred all OF which. together with the t6Sti-
mony produced before the undersigned is re-
specially submitted"
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Auction Sales To-day.


West 1G1st street No. 555. north side. 31a 7
east OF broadway. lsxsGl1l. four-story. brick
dwelling foreclosure sales the New York LII,
N o@pEfa wSrd = e
Ed q. Whitaker. referee; due on Judgment.
Sl2sl4 80 and Interest; costs and allowances.
West l8ist street, M. 500. north side. 337 I
East broadway, lsx@,ll, four-story brick
No u: due on Judgment. Sl2,S3t 40 and inter-
est; costs and ALLOWANCES. $40 !oand interest.
of Trenkn avenue. runs north along east side
Of Third avenue. $3.50 Z east IS to northwest
side franklin avenue southwest II W 81 .
to begin: also.
Third avenue. northwest side. 10 feet SOUTH
west Kingsbridge road. "A. 6xloO. two and one
fa she aSd "nahs as
s,s vs. Erps.f FTisss CHAT e, al; A6rom l. Eka Is
sci sax an %s sss s due
East 18th street. No l4S. south side l75 west
Third avenue. 25xlOo5. ilye-1t9 story stone front
dwelling: foreclosure sale: Philip keesberg
attorney, Edmond L. Wise. referee; due on
allowances. $40 1G and interest taxes. assess
ments. &c. $425. prior mortgage. $lG.5OO
aud interest.
BY WILLIAM KENNELLY.
Twelfth avenue. east side. Al .54 north 13lst
street. runs north 5s5.x southeast ~ lOx
south ~ l41 east along I lalst street. III I
sse AGsms
al: Franklin Bien. attorney Charles y. Harris.
referee: due OH judgment, Sl3. I26.6U and in
terest: costs and allowances, StS5. ~ and in
terest: taxes assessments. &c, $500.
BY PHILIP A. SMITH.
Fulton street. Nos. 1O2 and 104. south side.
9Aa feet east OF Dutch street. 49.SxSO. 4x5O TX
building: No. 100 fee, No. 1O4 leasehold: fore
closure sale: Isaac j. Greenwood. executor. &c.
vs. John Petit ct al. Robert s. Rudd, attorney
Eugene H. Pomeroy. referee due on Judgment.
Sl47.S42.'5 and interest; cost and allowances.
S712.i3 and interest.
BY d. PHOENIX INGRAHAM kCc.
Madison avenue. No. 1919. east side. 81 3
feet south Of 10th street. lGSX7U. thres-story
brick dwelling; foreclosure sals: George Mac
ct al: Miller. Peckham 4 Dixon. attorneys
George Gordon Battle. referee: due on judy
ment. Ss.5lapS and interest: costs and al
lowances. 1896 SO and interest: taxes. water
rates. assets. &c. scO765 and interest.
BY RICHARD V. HARNETP CO.
East Twentieth street No. 207. north side.
~ feet east OF Third avenue. 17Ux92 four
story brick tenement: Hamilton Fish Lease
hold: executors sale; estate OF Lsctte Schu-
macher.
ny HERBERT A. SHERMAN.
East It'll street. No. 1913, south side. PA feet
west Of First avenue. 23Sa2. fuur-story brick
dwelling: partition sale leannette Schwar'z
vs.. Alice NJ. Ernst ct al. Hiram 81 Kirk. attor-
nry: william J. A. Sckinl referee.
East 1Oith street. Nos. 63 and 10 north side.
100 feet west of Fourth avenue, 25X100 |.
closure sale; tliZabeth q. Turnure VS. James
Rogers ct al; Miller. Peckhan Il Dixon. attor-
neys; William j. A. Mckim. referee: due on
Judgment. $lO.2U2. lB and interest: costs and
allowances, S377.N and interest: taxes. assess
ments. &c. SIOIl3 and interest.
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7th av, VS., I'LL 10th at. 25xIoo: Benedick l.
Fischer vsL"o Rothsten ct Al; atty, o. W. BeAls.
Jackson Av. W q. 90 3 l5hth at. 2OOI75; Frederick
Schmidt VS. Willis r Phillips; forclos lien; atty j.
Kearney.
l34th st. II g. 275 W sth av. o5xsa1i: Solomon
Fatman va Sarah Greenwood. indy and eItx;
attys. Wolf. X &T.
lolst st. ms, 200 " Park av. 2hx1oo.11 Louisa
kimherly VS. Francis schugg ct al: attys. Goo b
Edgecomb ay. es l42;2 lG2d st IL proloneed
Hubert ct al; atty, NJ FULLY.
2o:h st. 81 F. Thomas Zachmann vs. Lille wehrle
ct al: atty NJ Kelly.
Freeman at. e cor Union av; Ao.3, l6Qth st. Z
T2ll X rreg; Peter Arnot Mary z Stafford
forecos lien atty. j Shepard.
Boulevard. cor, 9th st. lOo1lI1ncx irreg; Tho
Armstrong X Bolton Co. VS. Jas Wilson; forclos
len: atty, II r Ham.
4sth ST. SIS. 100 W. list NV. o5x10o. 3; Robt MUIR
ray aud ano. truss W Charles Maier ct al; atty
Murray.
Goth at. ms. 1876 W, I'd av, 251lOo.lI Abhie A
Bishop VS. Carsten II. Bohlcn ct al; a,ys. CS& c G
Lester,
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NIeChanics' Liens,
Kelley st. n cor Beach av. 25Iloo; Harl

Kelley ST. n Q cor Beach av 25Iloo: Harlem
River Lumber and Woodworking Co VI
Jackson av W T. 80 q l5Gth st. 2oox7b;
Frederick Schmidt vs. Willis II Phillips "a
asih vt, n =. 100 W Park av. Ioox 100; Ar
senio Pernetti Co Va VIM F Lennon. go. Al
lO7th ST. q @ cor Manhattan av. a6xIOO:
ChaI Twigg VS. Phillip Drummer ard ano 30
l6Ad st. SIS, 200 g Amsterdam av. lOOXlOO;
The City Fircprootng Co vsJohn Styles,
Jr...............,......, .....,...,......,.. 4o
Columbus av, 4o2; Orlando Norcross W.
l34th St III "; william N Cochenour VS.
Grace Colt Observation-Disclosures.
Ma lison st. 800: Ike Miller ct al VS. Make
l3lstst, SIS. 3o4 e.. LenoI av 3lIso.ll:
Jacob Haft Va Charles Brown.............. IS
12yth ST. 9 8, 3Th eth av, 5Oxl0O; Schnatz
4 Massoth VS. Charles Tango ..,....,....... l.
1921 st. SIS. 225 W Amsterdam av, ONLY
l0h; Fred'k Camp VS. Ernest Wetterer
Cannon At IN; Samuel welin VS. Jacob Goell
9th st. G35 to H39 g: Rider Ericsson Engine
Co vs. Jacob Sommer, t,,,,,,,...............
SD at SIS. $50 Az. B, 25OxgO: Henry
Steers VS. Gustavus KnOche ........ ........ /
Eagle ave. " n rs II lBlBt st. 15x 90: Fred
erick Schmidt VS. Hy pederick. Jr......, 30
BathrRte ave. cor lT4th st, 5O1loo; b
K'e scher 4 Sons vs. Seufed Cohen. 20
Cent al ParI West. " :, 1C.5 n Tooth AT. b0.bI
100; schnAtZ " MsSSoth Va Jas Murray 80
Broadway, Sc cor l25th At. lOOtll5; Rich
ard L Thil aut vs. John MrSw6eney, ..,...
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-21
ON CHICKAMAUGA's FIELD.
Indiana Monuments Dedicated and Battle
Flags Returned.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Sept 20-The 113
Indiana monuments and markers and the
Wilder Brigade monument were dedicated at
ChickamauGa Park this morning About 5000
persons were present. The Indiana monuments
were turned over to the Government by Gov.
Mount and accented on behalf OF the Secretary
OF War by Cen. H.N. Bovnton.
i am prouu 10 return TO you in frlendl-
ness to-day tho flags we took from you in
anger said Gov. Mount &c. the Confederate
tct ,hs IsS sar oSd to,dny re heh rctuTncd
Grams ten battle flags taken by Indiana soldiers
on the Chickamauga field.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-21
Recorded Mortgages.

Mcehnn. James F, to John + Sleeves, Pros.
poet av. q cor Dawson ct. 271ls9.y to ~
N9sstr. August L., otherwise Louis, to
Nicholas Taus1ig I7s and 1872 72d st.
Nolze, Richard TO the K,r.on brewing Co. WV
McKenns Jane A. to chas r Myers. asthst,n
E, aM.l sth aN; also asth st, n 8, 4ii.se ,.
surance society, Ioo5 al A., yrs........ 10000
sw cor s?d st; ie,sehoid instaiis ...,..... 1000
snL Wood Working Co. Cauidweilav.w 5.
Groma m Henry &c to Peter lie, kier. Gran, 'o'
MnheI'n av, ne cor proposed l7sth at.
strane Fredi A: to VIM Brrell, Prospect -'0'0
M,,fGaarty. James. to Mary daliisan edn &c, ooo
Duff Mary the MUM. LIZ b. Insurance 5000
Go; 10th at. e, 427.N. 9TH av. yrs, $4,000
a.. trustees &c, Pa and $50 7thsl. 6yrs $1,000
Root s. oEs", j. to the Mutual Lite In.ur, '''00
e to s5d as S0 Ls ssRa c,
mig also Mad nso at .1 ITs" cor to s SfF s
ao4t to seth q 80. yrs 80. 100000
Mnen Matthew. t. Never eve Helmiann,, oath ''ooo
cronin. FdTsri to M"tunl Life Ins Co, 4as io0o
Ams.erdsm av. 5yrs, .;.,.......;.,, $4,000
stss 22b ID av. yrs. .,........,..,.,. 1000
a. nsth T. yrs 10000
4l9E1l7th st. )! yrs .,.................-..' 5000
Dnwd. James. to Emigrant Industrial Saw.
ings Bank, 18th st; $, 81 . 18th av, l yr. 5000
| Gottlieb. Fannie and Leopold. and oscar b.
L'mitne exrs, &c. to The y Y Life Ins
and Trnst Co. Columbus av. =. 75.tn
10Th at ~ Observation-Disclosures. 5000
stearns, WIN il. to Win Il Finn, 45th st. 3. '''''
,s.ot Broadway, yr,,a.,,'....,..,...,.' 1s.4oo
Noonan. johanna A. to Thomas Phillips
Southern Boulevard, ws. 225 IL. 18th
Fit,.immons Patrick. to Josephine Rich z2'o
ards. +Sth st. n =. 2iO g eth av, ! yr..... 5000
Strauss. Abraham. to Lucinda Blamyeit and
annie Demarest asth al, =. 25oe I'd av,
Murray James G. to citizens savings Bank '''''
central Park West or 18th nv, W BOB
Davis, Lana. to Geo l. Hives, edn, &c. 4l4E '00O
Same to same: 4IsE l2ad At yra.. 1000
stears VIM to VIM Finu. 45th st. nr
34u4 Bronnway. i,r.....,........,..,,.' 80 900
Deem. Ann NJ to Sidney 4 ConRer. exr, &C,
| lots l u to i il and SIS to 30 included in
map of Commits OF Appraisal, land in 18th
Mehger Henne and David. to Equitable i''o'
Ihfe Assurance Society. 74th ST. IL g. 22o
5th as. ~ yrs, ,,..,....;; 49,. 80. $4,000
ist ay. n W cor io5th st. days. ......,.' 4e.2ss
Dun. Mary. to Oliver g Barton. 80 W'1o.h
Klein, Benedict A, to Joseph l. Butten.
wie.er 233 ph ay, dns...,::.:.;;,..,..... 1000
Ltebeskind. Henie, to Mary W Lille, 2osp
lstav yrs. ..;.....:..,........... 10000
ing and Trust Co; ~ Dey at III l2ad
st, 3ai Spring st and 400 Washington st.
Hotchhiss. Juliet N. to walter Cutting, '''
William st. 10. u and "a, 2yrs, ..,..,.I-' 10000
same to same. as trustee, .ama property,
Noonan. Johanna and James f. TO Peter ''0'
Doelger southern Boulevard. VS.. 225
Moses. Morris. to City Trust Co OF n y. 3Os
nuth st. yr. ................,..... 10000
S,DO
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Plans Filed for New Buildings.

Jerome av + W cor FordhAm Road; four
story flat and stores; f. Z smith Owner;J
c Kerby, architect: cost ..........,...,.... $4,000
18th st, BOd-bOR; two I-story flats W
Mayer owner: schneider Herter. archi
tects; cost ..,,,,,,.,,.,,,,.... 10000
Mayer owner schneider He-ter. archi.
tects; cost ;...,..,,.,,,; ,..'. $4,000
Broome at I22-l24; two six STORY and base
mcnt flats; \ BWhrach. ownrr,i
Bernstein architect; cost. ....,......-.... 10000
Park Av. W =. lOS ruth at; hve threestory
fats; ii Schroeder. owner; + Jaeger,
architect cost ,,..;,.,.,.,, 10000
ll5th st. IL 8, so e MOI ningside Ay HISTORY
tert; lost -. ga, .......,.,,., $4,000
liner Pace. n a. 2iO " PARK Av3 i've three.
sr5Gttsct cost '.', C"'' 1t''' $4,000
llGth st, hll-5i5; One.stoly shed; George
W Plunkstt, owner W Cole, architect;
l3sth st. q cor Southern Boulevard two
story hotel; Paul MAYER, owner; Neville
BagHe, arch tccts; coat. ...,,...... 10000
nth at, II e cor 18th Ay; seVen.Story fiat aud
stores James CASSIDY, owner LIZ j Wei
her, architect; cost ..,-..,...,;,.; 10000
ricn architect cost ;,,.,..,.,,.:...'-.: 10000
Sd nv. 8 u: six. tory and basement fat and
stores: DrTfus, owner; 7 Pelham.
36th OF. l4e w; improvement to tenere emit
and stores + c Brush, owner; John 8!x-
ton, architect: cOst,,..,,.. .,..........,... 100
9Th ay. 25Dl; improve msnt to tenement
and stores: William BahIor owner; q II
btrAhAn. architect. COS ......,..,....,S.. t:0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-21
Say They Can't Find Factory Inspector
Williams.

The walking delegates and other representa-
tives Of organized labor arc omplaining OF
their inability to find State Factory Inspector
John Williams. either in Albany. his head
quarters. or at the branch office at Madison
avenue. New York, The delegates To the
Workingmen's State Federation which met in
Albany last week stated yesterday that the
Federation had appointed committee to call
upon Williams. but the committee. aftOrtryinG
several days failed to find him.
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Badanes, Bernard. VS. solomon Levin. Jack
son, n W cor south st: 1874. ......,........
Kelley 4 Murray w ThCs, d Milcom, Sd
av, W. $50 nj I'D st; lSJN. ........,...... l
Thomas Elevator Co, VS. stephens X Green,
ll7th st, Ms, hoe 9th av: lHNp. ...,.......
Dskfn Bros. VS. Solomon BAchrach, 10 +
oath st: 1Snn. ,....,,... Observation-Disclosures.
The n. Y. Flexible Wood Flooring Co. VS.
Aonzo Right, ~ and ~ I'D II; ] 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-21
miscellaneous.
ROOMS FOR DEWEY DAYS.

ONLY SURE WAY TO SECURE THEM.
Hotels are filled There is O time for correspond
ence. Central looms. So day up. 81 day up on
outslirtS
Send throuvh either Adams. American, Uni ed
States, National or Wells Fargo Goa Express with
order pay the money over 70 in exchange for
receipt for q ROOM and will buy for yOi the
best that IL vacant.
Keats oil tho stands for Naval and Military pa
rsds sell from 81 up Desirable seats for not less
than S.
SELECTED ROOMS ASDROARD AGENCY,
Oliver Sumner Teall, Pres. Henry f. Thomas Treas
Open Evenings. 1854 Broadway, near 40th st.
WE AFFORD OPPORTUNITIES of finding apart
w ments housekeeping, s+5-s5oO monthly;
bachelor SS5 upward furnished, unfurnished with.
out answering indefinite ats. Everything
inspected have full ArticulArs References
Highly recommended board. rooms, suites; many pri.
vAte families.
MANHATTAN APARTMENT COMPANY,
1893 Broadway. (21th).
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Auction Sales.

At the New York Real Estate salesroom yes
terday Peter +. Meyer d Co. sold. in fore
loxl022. No. 1875 West Eighty-hrst street. to
Henry stern Tor S2S.OoO. and. in foreclosure.
13sxi00. Nos. 1868 107i and 1913 Elsmere
Place to J. Fl. Ohery for $4,000. $2.925 and
$1,000, respectively
John 7. Boyd eold. in foreclosure. the two
story frame dwelling ltSX10O2, No. 2l5 East
ll2th street. to Winfield Thompson Il Co..
for S4.G25.
William Kennedy sold. in foreclosure. the
two fonr-story brick flats. Nos. tS5 and US7
Wales avenue. to William II. Foss for $16. Ol6.
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INJURED ON THE BRIDGE.
Edward T.. Hovey Crushed Between n Nov
ing Train and the Platform.

Edward p. Hovey. a stenographer. OF S75
Putnam avenue. Brooklyn. attem pted to board
q moving Bridge train at the Manhattan end Of
the bridge last night and fell between tho plat
form and th1 moving train. In addition to being
badly crashed. he sustained number Of sea y
wounds and possible fracture OF the skull
He was taken to tho Hudson street Hospital
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9th av, 232. 24sx1oo; Anna. Herrs1n and
Frederick Ere I'd, exois, &c, to benedict
n hlBlu
Central Park West, " Q, bo.b n lCOth OF, 500
100; Builders Realty Co to james Q
Murray, re.recorded. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
18th at, ~ and HI r, AZ. 5xB4.9: Emil Block
to Henry G Hallenbeck. Observation-Disclosures.
Dey At. ~, 24.axGs.2x25.0X6s; Lena Davis
to Ruth r Field. ...............
Sd nv, G Q, 60 n 10th At, 26.1xllO; virginia
Budelman to the Twelfth Ward Bank 49,.
Goth at, n =. IS o I'd av, 25xT5.a; Anna ID ID
Wertz to Morris and Johanna Moses ......
psth at. So, $50 9 I'd av, boxl0O.II; Freder.
lex Hermann to Abraham strauss.
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Indicted for Allowing Negroes to Ride in
Cars for Whites.

ELBEEToN. Ga. Sept. 20.-Capt Ike Bourn OF
the Seahoard Air Line passenger service has
been indicted by tho Ebert County Grand
Jury and warrant for him has been sworn
out and ia in the hands OF sheriff james Nc
lntosh OF Ebert county, for allowing negroes
70 ride N passenger coaches provided for white
people. The same action has been taEen by
authorities to~ari Capt. Charles Garrett OF the
Tocq51 Lranch Of the Southern Railway.
dn,
iocratl
ihe trust
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Mascot, Henry. to VIM II Eek. 262 9th
aV! 1Oyrs..., ..,....,...... .......,.,.
Duke. Henry b. to Fred Michaels, 1874
South at, store, &c; 3 yrs ....,...........B 90
Morris Feigel Il bro to Edward McGoldrick.
H26 18th av. store, C: & yrs...............
Sprack. Joseph, to Sem SHERMAN. 2y2
Boome at, store. sc: 4 yrs.............,..
Young, Charles, to Moses l. Peyser. 40A LIST
Av, Rtore, &c: Observation-Disclosures.
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Dage. Marie f. to Amelia Fechteler. re-
cored ..,....',....'.',. SAL
Davis, Lena 70 Ruth Field. 5.5
Gescheidt. Albert I, gdn, &C. to Gustav A
sSninuinr
hisgins Hannah A. TO Hamilton Bank 10
Ives. Ralph .. to The Cosmopolitan Really
S.. 49,, ;;.,...... 1910
Monson. Alonzo c, eNr, &c. to Walter Cut.
, ting trustee. ..;....,................... nc
Ray. Francis A, to John X Smith. ........ 40