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The sun., 1899-06-21

Douglas Robinson q Co. have sold to J. G.
Kennedy the two four-Story hrownstone dwell
ings. Nos. > and East Seyenty-iourth street
Ernest Trlbelhorn ~ Co. have sold Tor Joseph
Toch No. West ll2th street. on the northwest
corner OF Fifth avenue. to George c. Engel
who gives in exchange Nos 124 and 1876 West
10th street, They have resod Nos. l24 and
126 West 18th street to Mrs. Tatheripc Wilson.
Slawson 4 Hobbs have sold for Norman A.
LawlOr the three story brOwnstoue dwelling.
No. 3l5 West Eighty first street
NJ. l.. and {. Ernst have sold to Emil Englc-
man the plot. EN!3. ON the north side OF 12hth
street. $50 feet east Of Eighth avenue, They
have also sold to Samuel McCrack en-. through
Charles Grinth Moses \ Brother the plot.
2oUx1OO. on the northwest corner OF Amster-
dam avenue and lS2d street.
August Kuhn has sold TO J. Jungmann for
improvement. the lot. 2J.Gxl0O, on the west
side of Columbus avenue, 1O2 feet north Of
Eightieth street.
II is reported that negotiations are pending
for tho sne of the plot. 34XlOO. Nos 1877 and
13p West Forty fifth street.
Ogden & Carkson have sold. for the estate OF
William Remsen. No 1O5 Division street
The sun., 1899-06-21

Barker av, W 8. 200 n Elizabeth at. 5ox125: John G
Winten VI George Kingston ct al. eIrs. &c; atty.
Morgan.
East Chester road. 9 s. 25.2 W Blondell av, 2b.2r
100 7; Edward secor va Payson Lane ct al; attys.
Crockett & G,
Fox ST. =. 4o4.G n l65th at, 1s.a11OO; Charles II
Becker VS. Agnes Noble ct al; attys. Townsend.
J..
Sd av, e g. 12b n 171st at 251l75; Ernst Marx
Nathan 60 vs. Emil Goldner ct al atty. L Marx.
10th av $40; James Webb. treas. vs. Alexander
Klnkowsten ct all attys, Goodwin. T&v
10th st, =. 2Ib eth av, 26xgs.p Charles II
Stein Va Anna Cary, indiv and e1trx; atty, O J
Kracht.
6ist st. ss 100 " 10th av. 25I1o 5; John C Boyle
trs, &C. VS. stephen Schrarlel OF al; attys DeGrove
4 r.
GHd al. +. 23a7 Columbus av. 1S. .a11oo. 3; the
Poard of Foreign Missions OF the Presby Church in
America VS. Anthony Hughes ct al; atty, W f
StiYer
1891 ct, 6 s. $50 W 10th av, 125Ipe.11: Mollie
Lowenthal va George Behnken ct al atty. L Bittnor
1I4th at, e, 30 Amsterdam av. 17.6I9pll:
Fannie Falk ys Carrie NJ Vermilya ct al; attys. Wal
ZACH 4 {.
The sun., 1899-06-21
Auction Sales To-day.

Decatur avenue; No, 27o3. east side; 1891
feet south OF 18th street 81 22X192 o6 two.
order Of j. Horner Hildreth. trustee, &c. and
Morris avenue. east side, 1914 ~ feet north Of
1oGth street, 25xlOO: two story and attic frame
Minerva place. east side. 100 80 feet north OF
jerome avenue. 25XlOO~'x5oxl 2o.21 vacant:
Second avenue, Williamsbridge, east side.
14b feet south OF Second street. bXlOO; two
story frame dwelling and
Pcll street shingtonvile west side 1888
feet south of Hugu"not avenue. 33ixlOO; two
story frame dwelling: and
North Fourth avenue, Mount Vernon south
east corner OF Chester street. 5Oxtj: vacant: /:
and "
125xS0XS1. vacant: and
North Fourth avenue. adjoining on the south.
Southwest street Mount Vernon. east side.
200 feet south pf Mount Vernon avenue, 1ox
100. with two-~tory frame dwelling: and
Four lots adjoining on the north, each 25x
Bronx INK place. Yonkers east side, 1926 feet
north Of Sherwood avenue. 37OSxlOO. two-
Crescent place. Yonkors. east side. 30 feet
south vt Edg"wood avenue. 25xl0o. two story
Kdgewood avenue, Yonkers. east side. 21S
feet north Of lonkcrs avenue, six lots. each
25xlOO.
ny RICHARD V. HARNErT / co.
West Twenty third street. No. 2G4. south side.
80 feet east of Lighth ayenne. 22x0S.0i four
estate OF Chares d Brown.
Park place. No. %. running through to No.
20 Murray street. 2Sx 100: two lvc-story and
basement marble front buildings peremptory
sale.
BY PETER F. MEYER co.
Third avenue. Nos 1898 and 3aS5. west side.
1902 feet north o' 1874 street. 30 lXl 10 lOx
l249 two lv"-story brick flats and stores :
foreclosure sale John v; Cornish vs. Linton
ney: Charles y. Oicndori. referee; due on
judgment. S2t,5 .S6. and costs and allow
ances. Si20: taxes. assessments. Sc. SO and
interest.
The sun., 1899-06-21
MINING NEWS.

The Exploration Syndicate announces that
It will pay tho dividends Of Minera de la Trim
idad OF Guansuato. Mexico. and Minera de
Machntosh OF GuanaJuato after June 10. The
dividend Of the former is SO per share and OF
the latter s. per share.
Movie. B. c.. reports that the st. Eugene.
the biggest lead silver producer Ia East Koote.
arising out Of the eight t-hour.Iaw; The miners
refused to accept 50 for tho eight hour shift
and the company would not pay So 90. which
they demanded. in other distrcs of Brit
tsh Coumb bia full pay Is granted tor the short
day. but 1t is by no means certain that thsre
ince before work settles down for the summer
An English syndicate. states a letter from
Vancouver. has bonded several claims for S6O,-
show surface ASSAYS OF $500 gold to the ton,
The ersc'9n q The new ch9ri9ati9n work.
leaders. 1t is claimed that plant cbpable Of
handling coo tons per day can be erected for
$4OOoVQ, and that such plant would materially
Of ore can bs treated by cyanide and chlorina-
ton. and in most instances 30 urr:"ent'ol ths
value, saved Meanwhile the mines continue
al work. and there seems to he an increase
rather than a dninution ot the output. This
daily In the cross.cut in the Midget. Gold
HI. four feet OF quartz has been cut at IL
depth Of 400 feet that assays from $40 to 500
derNay In British Columbia. The projectors
are Mack ckenzie Mann. the railroad contrac-
scheme are the North Star group near Fort
Steele. tho Farrell and Mdgoon claims in the
Greenwood and summit camps. including the
RawhIe Stenwinder. BROOKLYN and Idaho
and-the COPPER caims il tho White Grouse
Mountains. The new company will be named
the Dominion Copper Company and have a
Capitalization OF S5.OOO.OOO.
II is reported from Salt Lake City that
Samuel Newhnuse has become interested In
the copper locations on Antelops-1sland and
that energetic development will begin at once
The GugGeuhcimS have ContraC oil for i'm
pOriaut additions to their smelling works at
Pueblo including twelve new rOast0Ts. throe
blast furnaces. and a sulphidO mill. The cost
of the additions will be S2JO.OOO.
A 'lelIOr from Boise. Idaho statcS.that the
negotiations giving Charles Sweeney and.his
Eastern associates control OF the Tiger and
POOrm an properties have been closed.
Buffalo Hump continues to prosper DESPITE
depressing reports from oNerSangulne or cum
ming PROMOTERS. prosDectors and capitalists
show the same eagernees to exploit the cau.p
~ they did in the winter. and crowds are
hraNIng serious disCOmiOrtB In order to le
there when the thing haI pens. reports of
development work Rro encouraging The
jun 10. in which Eastern capital IA largely In
terested, is making a record as a producer.
The ore in the lower tunnel averages 800
along the face Of the DRIFT Assays across tho
shat, OF the Monte Cristo give S7i, and a
picked sample Is said TO have nottsd S2+U
gold.
The sun., 1899-06-21
REAL ESTATE NEWS.

A number OF sales at private contract were
reported yesterday. embracing various kinds
OF realty. While none Of the transactions was
OF particular importance. their number was
rather exceptional for the season.
In the auction room interest was manifested
In James L. Wells's sale OF the holdings OF the
Anton Schappert estate in Bronx borough.
There were forty lots in tho offering. but
after twenty three had been sold the balance
we're withdrawn. Spectators were promi-
nent among the buyers
James L. Wells has a second sale OF cottages
plots and lots scheduled for to-day The offer
ing comprises property in Bedford Park. Mount
Vernon and Yonkcrs
The sun., 1899-06-21

At thu, New York Real Estate Salesroom yes;
the estate Of Anton Sehappert, the plot. 2Ox7Q.
on the north side 20 OF 9' 1utae street 2 est @ north
avenue. - feet south OF 15oth, street. to
~ po9 on n'1 the &s 1f
rIace. to F. A strong fqr s., I50; also the plot.
69 feet ssa Of ofcs aes %
7. 4; Strong, for ,S2o5o; also the plot.
25XA2 10. adjoining, to same buyer for $1,000;
street. 100 fee. west q Washington avenue. 70
Charles Lever for $4,000; also the plot 2Ox1OO.
on tho east side Of Brook avenue. :i3.4 feet
:? also ioh The p on the essr s sIe
OF Webster avenue. ~ feet south Of 13d street.
to A; Lowenstein for s355O: also the plot; Box
avenue and 173d street. to F. Saundheim for
$1,000; also the three story frame dwelling. on
lot 2iXlQO. on the east side Of Anthony
avenue 10 feet south Of 1Sd- street. to g.. II.
above to same buyer Tor S2S.2Ol. and the plot
% ix59 on the west side Of Decatur Avenue.
20 feet south of loTh street, to Leo llutter
Peter +. Meyer 4 Co sold in foreclosure the
vacant. plot. 225xlo4 6Xl29GxS2: on the east
Tenth avenue, to Mahoney Brothers for
zoos also the tive.story brick fiat. Ne. ~
West Eigh,yInnth eIi street fsi to ths he naiintiY
story brick dwellings. Nos. 250 and 24S West
Ninety ninth street, to, the rlaintiti. Isabella
Jyail for S355,53yV; and the f9q1r;,;tory brick
Helen X. somner for SlS.G5O.
Strong Ireland sold at public auction tn. the
f0ur:to+y RTyatT sawebg NS l4 bbo Fifth
William Kennedy sold, in foreclosure. the
plot. 80 1lxl54 ! lx3O lox lG3. onths west side
Of the White Plains ROAD. 35I II feet north Of
dnkers for 81 80.
The sun., 1899-06-21
Plans Filed for Now Buildinrs.

Broadway, 12o improvement to ofaces;
Equitable Life Assurance Society. owner;
Is eastman, architect; cost .............. SO. 900
Chryhtie at. ldO improvement to school:
city New York owner; Robinson, arch
itect cost. 5000
Fultou av, II e cor lNsth at; Ave four-story
flats; James Barry. owner; Edward
Wcnt, architect; cost .... ..-, - 10000
Sheriff st. TS; siI.story fiat and stores;
straub architects; cost ,....,",,... $4,000
Union av. NO, 2Ie.story dwelling; Serena
Clark. owner; EAWill. architect cost 5000
Stn av, 45l, improvement to dwelling;
CourtlRndt Palmer, owner; william Fling.
land architect; cost. 1.1o0
2eth St 225 9th av; station platform;
NY II X Co, owner W WilRens,
archtect: cost ....,.... 1000
4Ith st and 5uth st, :. So " Park Av; eight
four-story dwellings; Charles Buck,
owner; Charles Bredon. architect cost 172, 900
74th IT, - E; improvement to dwelling;
architect; ,' ..,,' ~ 10000
qSth st, $ $, 80 o Madison av; three fve.
story flats; Isaac Mayer. owner; John
Hau>er, architect. cost Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
IL lth st, n s, 100 e Ieno1 av; three Ave
story flats; Romeo l. vucci. architects;
1+ists St SIS. 100 Edgecombe av: twostory
school city New York. owner c Sny-
der architect; cost a7.ooo
The sun., 1899-06-21
MeChanica, Liena.

harlcs schneider , ~ . $40 a
Beach av. 100 to 1os; George Raub vs
Charles Schneider. 90 AS
Brook av, es. 236 = 1OSth at. Tbx1O0; Fast
ern Hydraulic Press Brick Co VS. Dennis
Farrell ct al ........ ..,................ 2O8 IT
Karimer Lo6nk VS. Margarsthe strese. ....1 800 90
Elton av, cor l60th st, 4Yxl 90; Ignae
vrasda ys James A simpson et 81. -, BOT 90
solomon Levin and ano, - ABA ss
White ct al. ........".,., ,.,...,.,.'... sa5 90
27th st, 244 to 24s W: Sebastno Grossi and
ano vs. VIM Ii dildersieeve, .......1. 400 90
vs. VIM Gilder.leeye. -. s7s 90
Atlantic Terra Gotta GO VS. walter Evans eeo 90
Winter .......,.., oc
Winter................. ...................... 1s 80
The sun., 1899-06-21
Public Ylotirts.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.


SHOULD be read DAILY by all interested As changes
may occur at any time.
Foreign mails for the week ending June -, 1892,
Will close (PROMPTLY in all cRscs) at the General
Post Oh1ce rs follows: PARCELS POST MAILS close
one hour earlier than closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
WFDNESDAI.-ht7 A. NJ. tsupplementa A. M
.or EUROPE. per steamship New York*. via south
Rmptun Oettcrs for ireland must he directed per
Ncw IorkL; at"A. VI. supplementary 1890 A.
VI for EUROPE, per steamship GrrmauC$ via
Queenstowni at 1890 A. NJ. fos BELGIUM direct,
per steamship southwark, via Antwerp letters
must be directed " per Southwark.
SATURDAY A NJ. for EUROPE per steamship
Hrbria", wa Quceustown lctterS for France
Sw.n. rlRnd; Italy, Spain, Portugal Turkey.
I'M ia. At A N. for FRANCE, SWlTZEn-
LAND ITALY SPAIN, PORTUGAL, TURKEY,
EGYPT and BRITISH INDIA. per steamship La
Bretagnc-, via Havrc letters for other parts Of
Europe must hc directed per la BrctaVnc "); at
sA. for NETHERLANDS direct. per steamship
Ststendam. via Rotterdam letters must be
directed per Staendam'Ii at o A. VI. for
ITALY, per steamship Saale. via Naples letter5
must be directed per SaaleD; at 10 A. NJ. for
SCOTLAND direct, per steamship Ethiopia, via
Glasgow letters must be directed per Ethio.
ria''); at / A. NJ. for NORWAY direct per steam.
ship Hekla letters must be directed per
Hekla''b.
The sun., 1899-06-21
Recorded Leases.

Az y, 81; Nicolsus Althaus to Tobias
Schreiber, yrr. ....................... ........
Delaney 81, 2l8; Betsy Latonstcin to Jacob
l. halman, q yrh....... ..............
Jackson ST. III; VIM Constable to John
Dausch. yrs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ........
Manhattan st, 90; Margaretha Becker to
Frodk L llagRerty. I yrs,...... ...........
Ridge -. 1875; Mark Hamerschlag to Max
kyshpAn. l1-l2 yrs. s.....,...,.............
LIST av. 400; Joseph Lehner TO Joseph Hagen,
o yrs n,i j., \;
Sternfcls. . rs....-................. 5000 TO
ID av. 2336. Ann Klndrrgen to Herman
Meyer. Y-13 yrs 1890. ....,,.. 81 2QO TO
1o:h ay, 74d; John J Zehnder to Peter Helm
stadt. . Observation-Disclosures. ....... ......
1884 81, e3S f; Henry L Hupfeld to Arthur
+ Is Marks. yrs.......................
The sun., 1899-06-21

~pR1STED MATTER Ic.-German steamers sailing
On Tuesdays take Printed Matter &c. for Ger
many. and Specially Addressed Printed Matter,
&.u for other parts of Europe. American and
White star steamers on Woduesdays German
steamers Thursdays and Cunsrd, French
and German steamers on Saturdays take Printed
Matter &c., for all countries for which they are
adv crtised 10 carry mail.
After the closing Of the supplementary Transat-
lnuttc Mails named above. additional supplementary
mails are opened the piers of the American.
English, Eren II aud German steamer and remain
open until within Ten Minutes of the hour of sailing
The sun., 1899-06-21

Hamilton at. 12: Sarah Oltarsh vs Rebecca Merry
ash ct al ito enforce lien); atty. " Il Shut.
Jane 1T, B2; Anna LRnRo Henry Blanken, indy,
err. &c dover, atty. + l. Roake.
Lots Is to 1s. map village of Mt Eden; Edwd 6
Burton VS. Frank Patterson 90 cancel deed. &c);
atty. Davis.
Market st. 68; Building Dept Norris Gardner
and ano violations, 6cJ; atty, F. Otterbourg
18th ct, n 3. 22l.b 9th av. 27.lO1 irreg; Henry
sieber Jr VS. Chas Brownold ct al Ito declare owner.
Gc); atty Knox.
The sun., 1899-06-21
Iraal 3lotires.
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS

In the Circuit Court of the United States for the
District of Indiana
GhAnCery. No. p6Sj.
Metropolitan Trust Company of the city Of New
York "A tru>tee vs. The Lake Cities Electric Rail
way company,
The undersigned. William P. Fishback. master in
chaucery of said court. was by the order of said
court entered in said June ., 1899. directed to
publish notice to all those who have any accounts.
Clsiws or demands against the Lake Cities Electric
Railway Company or its property or against lsidur
Spiro, as receiver of the sad company. which
have either By law or the statutes of the
State of Indiana the practice of the said
Circuit Court Of the United States lien
legal or equitable against the property OF the
sald Lake Cities Electric Railway Company
superior prior to the lien of the mortgage sought
to he forrclosed in the above entitled cause. All
persons having any such accounts claims de
mands are required to produce and he the same
before the undcrsi9ncd. tho master aforesaid, at
his once. being No. 9Od, in the Stevenson building
in the city of indianapolis State OF Indiana, or
before the l4th day of July, 1892 under penalty Of
having said claims thereafter disalowcd in the dis.
crction of the court
WILLIAM p FIsHBACK
Master in ChanCery Of the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the District of Indiana.
Parsons. Shepard Ogden and A. W. Hatch,
Solicitors for Complainant.
The sun., 1899-06-21

THE UNITED ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER
COMPANY Is Il consolidation Of the Edison Electric
Illuminating Company with the Brush Electric
Company. and owns all the bonds and all the stock
Of the Northern Electric Company. thus being a
practical consolidation OF ALL THE ELECTRIC
LIGHT COMPANIES DOING BUSINESS IN THE
CITY OF BALTIMORE
Tho capitalization of tho United Electric
Light and Power Company is az follows:
First consolidated mortgages
per cent. 3O-year gold bonds S4, 500 900
bper cent. cumulative preferred
stock. ..................... 100000
Common stock......................2 900, 900
Statements prepared for us from the hooks of the
constituent companies. operated separately and in
tctvc competition. show for the twelve months end
ing December 3lst. 1893. combined gross
fnGs Of over $6O2 900 and for several years past
net income considerably in excess OF the present
fred charges Of The United Electric Light and Power
Company. The reports Of experts indicate a great
deduction in operating expenses direct result Of
the consolidation of the several companies thereby
largely increasing the net earnings apart from any
Estimated increase in gross receipts.
The FIRST CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS
pf The United Electric Light and Power Company
kre coupon. OF $1,000 each, payable to bearer. with
privilege OF registration OF principal and lien
hpon all the properties rights, franchises, ETC.,
owned or which may hereafter be acquired by that
Company. subject only to S2ss. 900 underlying
bonds outstanding. Principal and interest payable
In gold coin Of the United States or equal TO- the
present stah"A'" VI "t'ent ana nhehesS' "l'no"t
tns ue"uet'"" LOT any TAX OF taxes "nch 'he e"in-
P"nF may 10 required 10 re'a'h or oe"ut'
~ Any present Ut i're Ia" vi 'he hi'e 9'A'es' OF
pi 'ne S'"'e "i .'ary''h" ior H'ate PURPOSES
Interest payable semi-annualy on the first Of No
Sember and first of May at the banking house Of
Alexander Brown Sons. Baltimore.
Mar9An" lF"s' N'hpahE' trustee OF the morV
RAse'
vi 'he t"tal amount ot nrst consohoaten oohue
tu'hor'E'" uhuer lhc H"F'ease sZ"N'o'o are 10 10
reserved 10 proEi'e' at OF oeIore Ha'nr'y' lot an
equai amount OF Nh"eriElhH ponds being the total
amount OF such bonds outstanding Si'oo"o"o
pohds are 10 ne heid IN the treasury OF the 'om-
Pany' 10 be Issued only II and as future require
pentS OF the company may demand leaving
$50. o"o ponds 10 DO issued az once
Inc fht-r ErhhD Hi'' N "i INC par '"i"e OF s'o
The sun., 1899-06-21

Anthony .v. 3. at cor lot 1ls map
&ois &tfir VIE s%' hs% rio, 'tn: rs 's, W.
y 4 Mm T' 29 lEsTor.S ss Celia Low
Broadway, cor 18th St 1.1xaT st5l IL
45.2; Maxwell = Names 10 Herbert Don
BfSoadway, S".td $ cor 7sth st, d. 5Hs7 oI5r,,x
46,2; Herbert D'ngan to Thomas j Mo,
o$T,si.s EiytnE'Gn 4 a. st, 'o''a' =,
Elliott av. VS. 200 Elizabeth st, 5O1I25;
FranElin Bien. ref. to Timothy Donovan: 2,es
Grsns as s AID iaS:7fi s + 4, Gss2a Bo%
cry, 20, - part, Sarah Smith to
Gun n"fihf Hi d1 road $, 90. webster ay. 6o.i
Llll+12oNlloll; George Armstrong to "a.
Jefitrson ~, n 3. lots ~ ana SO. map
samuel Ryer Home.tsAd 5oT2oO; Han.
nah N Val, Reed to Mary NJ BtohfoTd { G
Lois 81 100 iG.oss t" io,Ga5 section ls4, Wood:
10 aE1 Sarah HITS!yG{ %yc{o 1Ne Nooat@Tn Cemetery
MoproS st. l6n, rs. 2s +Iloo; GcorEr
Plot in cath ward 1lG.4 e Marion sy aud
3.a2 KnEsGr,aGe read. irg runs 20 ?o;lit3
to chTrch Of Our Lady q" Of Mercy =, .,.,...I 1
Riverside sy yo1 s. s. ~ wttdr s3d inr5 e. SSt
Joseph Hamershlag and ano.; .........., 10
Riygrdale ava, ay, at u cor lang q, lasPe,nArd
" saxn 25sx 2oSI W I4a1 sW
- 10 NNFlNlAlt aN L b lSoh q hNhi u
Q 7la; Henry q Trevor ct al 70 Peter
Rivupton st. a45. SIS. 22X7b; Louis Sroka
TO Joseph Feucr. e.. zee. ..-,.. ..........,.--.
Union av, :. ITS l65th st. 1H2.bI
lGI.JIls3xld4.6 Geo " Peters and ano.
err-. &C. to Georg" and MHranna Hey. 2o.oC
Wa shington pl, ~ 2y2Nluo' Abraham
Boehm aud ano to Ole IL Olsen .,.......,..
Washington av. IS, l5u.+ 3 list It, 6olr
LA ."K KtoNI6T.1O Michael Keshin and
auo to simon Adler. ....,..... ............. lC
water ST. $50. and ." Scanned st. sarah
Burby to il"nr'cttt Sicfhe .,.,.'-,.....
Webster Av, ;, 1903 = lI3d st, 2H.SE
4I.7N4slu: also plot 1919 Clay av.
~ boundary line upper farm Lewis
Morris. runs : l5,2N 2H.4N ~ !;
Wm NJ Hhorow-h and wife H. Cslla
lpNeusteln ........ .,.,,.,.....,....
2d st. IL =. 100 ne Washington av. 5ox
100. Julia Collins t. Mary l. Kcsslcr ..: 100
81 av. VS., u = 18th II. "lHloo: John
Eunklc TO Mary A Pruglc. ......-....-.
Sth ay, tr.ll = lIlth st, 25XlOo, Clar-
rncr Hartley tO Globe Realty Co ...,..
1Oth ay, al, cor 5Id It; Annie fir-
patrick g. Louis Kendall ....... .........,.
10th av, All, ,sw cor 33d ST. rhos bon
nelly to Thos Thrufurl ........... ...... II &c
10th ay. AL. " cor a'd ST. l".iIbt. .NNl97
I6t.1i Warren Burt aud ano to Thomas
Thedford. .,..,.,.. ....... .............. .,.
1Ith Av, centre line at $ Of rarty road, be.
tween lands Of aFrs Taylor and Sheppard
Knapp, runs along road laH. lA7, 1870.
lao 1H5, ~ ard 10 to end IF road.
924 rs W HcTprr former l6lSt 81. as
to former Ihuih IT, ell4 $ IVrrG iu
centre of llia HN, $ ne 49, to he-., i2th
ward; thrtruet,eS oi COLUMBIA ll,Er 10
Jacob II BEtlrr ....-... ..... ...... /,
lati, II =. "pu " HdUy. 2'NlOD. SylNes'A
l. ii Ward to Aunl IA Nlytpr et al. 200
leth st. l3 L. 25Av9; MVIes RVsouLweIs
The sun., 1899-06-21
Assignments of Mortgages.

Trust Co ,,.,s',,.,'..,...s..1. q. .ooo
Butler Jacob d, to Otto StiI ..,......... 20,b1O
CorBa, James l, to Moses Wright ........ 2,400
to 6rieana L Peii .,,.'',.1,''..,' 10000
De Nottheck Cecilia l., to May Ten Eyck . 10000
Foster, VIM II, and ano, exrs &c, to Milton
II Robertson n part. ,.,..,.....,,.. 1,lea
Fletcher, Andrew. ct al, exrs. &c, to Ella
CulwCll, 2.....".............,.... . nom
Galewsh, Helene, to Henri Strasbourgor. 1,24h
sntee Co to Michaelis II Iicgel ..,.,.o'.... 5000
Howes, Lewis D. to Geo Brown. .......... nom
Jarvis, Nathaniel Jr to Julia l. Loos ...... nom
Lynch. Franklin, to Francis u Chedsey.,.. 2,e67
Pell, Oreana Il Il. to Aargal ct Campbell. 12.OOO
Pfarr, Anna NJ. to Daniel Decker. ......... nom
Powell, sarah II, to the Women's Prison
Assocn and Home ..........,,,.... 1000
Power. Maria NJ. and anc to Emma McNall IL ,00C
trus .,>...'.... 5000
Rupp. Marie. to Jakob and Rosa Martin. 40C
Slowey, Emma c, to Maria VI Power and ano. 1000
Starr, Walter y, to Corn Exchange Bank. nom
son, tr1s. &c..''. .....,,.,,,''''''. , w ~ $500
Rosenbsum, Fdn. sc. Sc...0,..,.,.'......'...". $4,000
Wolf, Tillie. to Nettie NJ Roe ............ 10000
Wallach, Hannah, to Israel Josefsohn"..... l,olt
The sun., 1899-06-21

AIMING ML'lIlNERY.- FRASER CHAI MERS,
vi so Broadway, N,w York manufacturers of min
ing and smelling machinery. Estimates on mining.
milling and smelling supplies promptly furnished.