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sd at, 2i9 E; Moses Kinzler VS. Bari ara Weizman
ito enforce lien. &c.G atty. Arnstoin.
spuyten puyyil Parkway, u s at line land Of Spuy.
ten Duyvii \ Port Morris r. r.. runs n W 2en,l tx
1919 to said Parkway Nsw %. and 1872. I
Gl3I.s to Parkway l4o.5 TO beg; Marian
SchrLmme Va julius Ka.Lonberg; atty. Muir
Decatur Nv y W cor Mosholn Parkway bOxIbp.4x
no 3 10 Hull av L n l22 ~ TO Parkway Re 246 10
TO beg: James Eyerard rs NJ chael j and Cath CAL
lahnn atty. ID Nenberger.
lc2d st. n e g. sO.HS Brook Ay 52xlooI5 .61 100:
Clinton Leggett Va Henry Mueller sr etal; Attya,
Greene 4 3.
Marion vt, s. $50 Elizabeth at. GOxlco: Clinton 8
Harris ct al, trnA, Va Joseph Haas or Hass;
ntty-, Harris C..
Lot 90, map 40 lots. McGrAw estate. 70 ward;
Christlana PaG, indir eGtrI, ct al VS. Anton Her.
nanny Jr ct al; atty. II Lew.
Iongtellow Gv, ne cor Jennings At, 100 IL TO
boone Av, IlG2.4 TO 1T X2UO TO beg; Charlotte
Blumepthal vs. Annie NreelAnd ct AL atty. NJ
Rapp.
BrnonIe A. n cor Columbia st. 2S137, Clara Blood.
Lood W william Tubrdy ct al; attys. W. at. y.
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Al the New York Real Estate Salesroom yes
terday Peter Meyer & Co sold in foreclosure. tho
100, No 80 Avenue A. TO the plaintiff Joseph
Apologize, for 81, 900, and the three story base
ment tenement. "a. 11XS9. 9X94x4i, MA 10, No
Samuel Godsticker sold in foreclosure, the
five story brick flat on lot 25x100, No. $40 Amser
dam avenue, TO the plaintiff, the Liberty Realty
Company, for 500, $50.
Richard S. Harneu & Co sold In foreclosure
the two story brick tenement, on lot 20 lOXSS
No i55 Allen street. TO the plaintiff, Louis Althof
for So 200
Herbert A. Sherman sold, in foreclosure, the
five story brick fiat, on lot 26x9S II No 800 west
laS,h street, 10 the plaintiff, Leo G. Rosenblatt
for $40 600
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oRoUyDLKss ARREST
Coroner's Jury Exonerntes Them Com
plete1y from Serious Implication.

pleteIy from "a Serious Implication.
The coroners inquest yesterday In the case
OF Nora Seltz OF $40 Third avenue. who died in
Bellevue Hospital on Oct. 10 from the effects
OF a criminal operation. resulted In the i'm
mediate discharge OF Dr. Harry Il. Purdy Of
$40 Lexington avenue and In Otto Maier OF
3l0 East Eighteenth street. who because they
/ had treated the woman were arrested after her
death ut the order OF Police Captain Delaney
OF tho East Thirty-nith street station. Both
physicians at the time Of the arrest protested
that they were in absolute ignorance OF the
fact that the woman was suffering from a
criminal operation and asserted that they had
treated her for rheumatism. Each has since
been under $1,000 bail
Many prominent physicians were In court
yesterday to testify to the high standing OF
Drs. Purdy and Mailer in the medical profess
sion. among them Drs. Allan McLane Hamll-
ton Hermann N. Biggs. Alexander A. Smith,
George Il. Fowler. George d. Stewart and
Coroners Physician Philip +. O'Hanlon. Cap
tain Delaney was the first witness. He testi-
fed that he was asked by the Coronsr's office
to investigate the death Of Mrs Seltz and that
as a result OF his investigation he arrested Dr.
Purhy and DR., Maior.
why did you arrest themp" asked Coroner
Fitzpatrick.
because they we're the last physicians In at
tendance on the woman" replied the witness
And that was the only reason you had for
arrosting them?"
That was the only reason" replied Capt
Delaney in matter OF fact tone. The Coroner
looked astonishpd.
Dr. W. j. Beveridge. house-surgeon at Belle
vue Hospital. and DR.. Alexander A. Smith
who examined the woman at bellevue. testi-
fed that there was nothing to show that she
was suffering from anything but rheumatism.
Miss Mary Roed Of $50 Third avenue said that
when she learned Mrs. Seltz was sick she
visited her.
The moment l looked at the woman" said
the witness. Il knew she was going to die. so
| went around to DR.. Purdy. our family physi-
clan. who knew was good hearted and asked
him to come and see her. DIR. Purdy came
with me Immediately. He knew he would not
receive any fee and did it out OF pure charity"
Counsel offered testimony as to the profess
sional standing Of the two doctors, but Coroner
Fitzpatrick remark ed that no further testi-
mOnY was required to eXonerate both. He was
about to close the case when both doctors
asked 10 be placed on record In the case. They
were sworn and told In succession OF their
n lee. and both had done al they could to got
the patient to n hospital
The Jury found that NJ rs. Seltz came TO her
death by blood poisoning following criminal
abortion induced by some person or persons
unknown. and eXonerated Drs. Purdy and
Maier from all responsibility and blame. The
Coroner at once discharged thsm.
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COMMODORE GERRY,S TRUNKS.
Seventeen of Them stir Mt the Apprnisers'
Stores-Mr. Gerry Displcased.

Stores-Mr. Gerry Displcased.
Commodore EIbridge 7. Gerry spent much
time yesterday. as he had Thursday. at the
Appraisers stores. He was trying to hasten
the apprai sal OF seventeen OF the twenty eight
trunks which he and his family brought with
them on tho Teutonic on their return from
Europe last Wednesday. Eleven OF his trunks,
which contained only the things which tho
Gerrys had taken out OF this country with
them. were passed without question by the
customs officials. In his declaration Mr.
Gerry said ut the remaining trunks con-
tanned about $500 worth Of dutiable things.
silverware for the most part. The inspectors
took n look at these trunks and what they saw
caused them to order the trunks sent TO the
and made his dspleasure clearly known.
AT the Custom House 1t was said that what
the inspectors saw from superficial look in to
the trunks made 1t plain that anything like a
careful appraisal OF the baggage was impossi-
BILE on the steamship pier. Appraiser Wake
usual to have personal baggage sent to the
nppraiscra stores. He declined to say any,
thing about what the results OF the exnmina-
ton OF the Gerry baggage had been. The ap-
prnisers expect to finish their work by noon
to- lay. and the appraisers re port to Collector
Bidwelll will he made then
From another source it was learned that
beside the 5000 worth OF articles which Com
modorc Gerry hal named in his declaration as
dutinble. the appraisers ware understood to
have found dresses and laces. and such things
worth $4,000 or $1,000. that were also duta BILE
Of the stores yesterday. and made brief trips
away at intervals.
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Have You
Had Trouble?

If you have had trouble in being
fitted in clothing ready-to-wear,
here is relief for you. Our pat
terms this season are as nearly per-
feet as the skill and taste of man
can make them. Give us chance
to demonstrate that our clothing
will fit you as well as custom
made suit before condemning all
ready-to-wear clothing. Examine
the fabrics, examine the workman
ship, examine the fit-then pass
judgment. The prices of our mems
suits range from $40 to $25 with a
few broken lots as low as $3.50 e.
SS.). Boys long trouser Suits So.
to $l6.5O. Knee pant Suits $1.95
to $40.
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carr U4rKIvS's COOP FORTUNE.


Years to Six Months.
The term Of suspension OF Capt. Frederick
H.Watkins OF the steamship Paris as muster
and pilot has been reduced from two years to
six months. dating from Thurslay last.
Yesterday Capt. G.. il. Starbuck. United States
Supervising Inspector Of Steam Vessels. mott
fed Capt Watkins that he had modified the
decree OF the local board OF United States
Steam Vessel Inspectors. This decree was pro-
mulRated on July II. nearly month after the
grounding ofthe Paris on the Manac!es
On Oct Is Capt. Watkins appealed from tho
decision OF the local board and Capt Stnrbuck
concluded to modify the sentence. which wa.
quite generally considered excessive and Cant
Starbuck's decision brought many expressions
OF qualification from Fedora! officers Yesterday
It was the general comment that Capt. Wat
kins's past record was such good one that the
accident itself must have been severe punish
nent to him for any error Of judgment which
might be charged against him. In shortening
the term Of suspension Capt. Starbuck wiots to
Capt. Watkins:
Il have taken into consideration your appeal.
dated Oct. IL. 1890. asking for a mitigation Of
the penalty imposed on you by the Local In
spectors at New York. who suspended your
license on July 10, 1888. for two years for not
acting with necessary care and attention in the
navigation OF your vessel. the steamship Paris.
which was stranded on the English coast on
May II. 1S'E'. the suspension by the Local
Inspectors TO commence from the time tho
license was received by them. which was Sept.
Il conceds that the accident was caused. az
you state IN ;ransCribing from the rough log
toyour pocket mem ordndum. the time OF pass
Ing La Hague and that 1t was not an error due
to incompetcncy or lack of skill in your pro-
fession; Ii successful career OF many years dis
proves that
Taking in consideration the many miti-
eating features IN your case. ] hereby. as per
aulhorlty conferred upOn me by section 1852
Z y; revised statutes. modify the decision Of
the local inspectors at New York. who sus-
rended your License for two years. to suspen-
sion for six months"
In explaining the cause Of the accident to
a BUN reporter ut the time of his return
NO TINS country. Capt Watkins said: When
we lett CherhOurI. one OF the officers
entered in the book that the Paris passed the
hague at ESQ. Another officer. when we
passed the CasOuets. wrote in the book, oppo-
ate the name. 30. This last entry was m AIDE
IN ma full, distinct hand. and tho preceding
record r to make the calculation. with pcn;
Gil in hand. the light was rather dim and
t ,sad me more conspicuous record. and made
me calculation from that Tint threw mo
seventeen miles OF my course. calculated to
pass two miles OF the Lizard When / got in
sshore, the current was running strong, and
snbmlttiug my calculations in thick weather to
ny chiei otticer. he having no watches to look
SS,ter; hut It was not thick when We passed tho
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DIR. SIMS AND MS DEBTS
mas No Real Estate Himself, He Says, Blu
WON'T Tel Whether His Vito Has AM.

mas No Real Estate Himself, He Says, But
Won't Tell Whether His Wife Has Any.
DR.. II Marion Sims was further examined in
supplementary proceedings before Justice
hasral OF the City Court yesterday in an effort
OF I, A, Kelly to collect a judgment OF S22S
AT a previous inquiry Sims said that his entire
Possessions consisted OF some OF tho furnish
lEgs OF the house 146 West Ffty-eighth street
anh some medical Instruments and books.
Inc rest Of the property in tho house was
owned by his wife he said
=, Dr. Sims tcstHed Yesterday that he owed a
nSyer had any real estate lie has q claim Of
SluVl0 against the METROPOLITAN Street Rail-
phH company for injuries sustained on a
When asked II his wife owned any real estate
ne sad he did not think the question relevant
me examination was AlIournel TO Nov 10.
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Fernbach ~ ,"U'' D,o " ! 900 90
National Iron works VS. aIorris MarES...:. 476 90
vs. Bertha wolken6arg '..,..,.,.....,.,. 100 90
Low Fiosars vs. Theresa Goidstein.:,;,, 81 90
and auo. 80 -, 1900
s"Eoepf VS. Pauline ManderodS ct al -. 1875 90
Lois Ters vs. Theresa Goldstain' $50. $1,000
' Lyman < Henry SOM. V,, s, Io5 co
a.; George PfIster VI yivestor j Mitchell 22o 90
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Poredes. Opposition Not Dangerous.

The friends in this city OF Cen. Ciprlano
castro, the new President Of Venezuela. do
NOT lee the least apprehension over tho re-
ports that Col Antonio Paroles threatens to
make trouble for the Government In the
otsLn'chos he Is called General. but he does
hpt hoIl TINT rank Col. Taredrs was on the
MI i'ary stNr oil President Andrade and was
.%nt to Puerto Cahello with 300 mon 10 fight
tlH insurgents, He Is n very young man and
ms no Influence outside o. M command
winch has not yet been disbnrded
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-28
LAWYER NELSON Acquitted.
James I. Quail's Money Not Given to Him
for Investment but as n Loan.

James I. Quairs Money Not Given to Him
for Investment hut as n Loan.
The trial al the suit brought BY John W. b.
Quail and Harriet L. Quail. the son and widow
OF James Il. Quail against Lawyer Jesse S.
Nelson to recover $4,000 which he is alleged to
have secured from James Il. Quail for invest
ment. and which he is accused OF unlawfully
retaining. was begun in tho supreme Court in
Brooklyn yesterday Nelson was arrested
about year ago. and as he was unable to Sc
cure bondsman has since been In Raymond
street Inil. He contenled that the money was
that il had been lent to him. and that he had
usod it In the pnrchlse Of some property. The
Jury acquitted Nelson. but as he is under in
dirtment in New York county he was recon-
mitted to jlii.
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CITY BONDS ALLOTTED.
Nearly Three Millions Awarded by Comp
troller Coler Yesterday.

''"'ici Noier iestSruaJ'
Comptroller Coler announced yesterday the
allotment OF S2,S7S. 1912 in 81 per cent. city
bonds. bids for which were opened on Thurs
day. The awards follow: a. Corporate stock
for replenshng the fund for street and park
openings. Sl,St9. 1912. payable Nov. l. 1929
Knicksrbocker Trust Company. 100000 at
1Os.GOS; Hamilton Trust Company. $4,000
at 1878: Hamilton Trust Company. $780,
600 at 1918; Manufacturers Trust Com
pany. $4,000 at 107.7S: James II. oliphant
& Co.. $4,000 at 1927: F.. ID. Sheppard &
Co.. S1,000.OOO at 1925: r. l.. Day & Co.
S24O.l 1872 at 1OGSl1: (2l corporate stock
for the redemrtIon Of assessment bonds
for the Improvement OF Park avenue above
lOGth street. si5s.0O0. payable Nov. /, 1920.
Aubrey Bennett, 900 at l0130: r. l.. Day &
Co.. Si5I,OOO at l06.Sll;i3! corporate stock for
Water supply Comnany's- plant, payable Nov
!, 1918, r. l.. Day & Co, 500. 900 at 100 OBJ,
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sntI.ned NiechnnIcG Mems.

az, 227U and s2sI. 1904 ',:;,.,e..'.:,... $4,000
So, 10 " central pk " isa9, -. 49,. $500
ss' 80 AVA. lsas ,,..,,,,.,''; 1900
Silsrk, Henry q. Jr, w George Nnmenihal
st. 1904 ..,,'.,.,..,.,.,,.,, sIss
to s"in al aS i1SS ''.'' 5000
Buns, David ", VS. Peter Hester 2I2
and ia lNGth at. 1921. ..,, ...,......... 264s5
ST. rs, 100 Boston az, 1899 ...'.,, .,'... l5Ioo
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2Bth ct, $50 to 232 +; HISTORY and base.
Pelham .' a HS to coat n'' O"'' 10000
Worth st, SO ;one- story iron shipping ONCE;
B Gardiner estite, owner; ] " Gardiner,
architect; cost ....,'..'.. 1oo
Sd nv. 1911; improvement to tenement;
tect cost 5000
East Broadway. 1Oi; Improvement TO tene-
ment and stores: Mrs 8 Solomon. owner:
Edward Wenz, architect; cost. ............ 800
77th at, <Ob f: improvement to tenement
archite6t: cost 500
121th at. 2l5 E: improvement to dwelling;
Mary Pauline, owner; RinGrose 49,
hrcnltoct; cost eoV
9th av. 1887; improvement TO store;
Charles Gould. owner; Ware. architect; 49,
cost wv
white st. 40: improvement to lofts;
Bull estate. owner; A Perpegnan. Archi- 80
tect COST wv
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Recorded Mortgages
DrppS. Joseph s. to Model Bailding h
Loan AsSoG'n, Union nv, es, 1853 lGSth

DrppS, Joseph 8. to Model Bading h
It, ins,allsy.,'., .,.,,.. $500
Helie :, Anton. 10 Henry Hstt, seth OF. y.
2S5 " Isl Az. ayrs .,.,..,......,,,:.,... 1000
II, ndrickson. william. to Smith and Sarah
A williamson, Brook aV. Is, 36.I 10th
NJ, 90 yrs l,OOO
St,nl Jacob Jr, aud August MOebus. TO
John Wysonr, ct al, truste ~. &c. Sheri-
dan st. " cor Barker Av, 4uOL3h4. yrs, 1900
sugIrmAn. william to Rosa Brown, lb2 to
l6d Monroe Il. yr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Siegrl. Abraham. ct nj, to Harris Mandc-
cor til at, w., 49,, 1900
Aluere, Jerry, Ia Samuel u ToplbAck. Wash
ingtpn AY, II Q cor WendOyer gN, q yr.. 875O
WaWr t. 3 yrs Wv, $500
BisscTt. Michael, TO The Guarantee Indus
trial Savings Bank, 22g 10Th street. Vt 10000
Colt, Henrietta A, To The Mutual Life Ins
Go, =uH W 1874 II, yr. ....,.......,, C,bOO
Hyatt, Annie d. 10 AIgustrs 7 Gillenieg.
committee, etc, Canal 81, ~ Broad
way. 80 part. also Canal ct. n y. l52
Broadway. IN part " ..... .........,.. 10000
THvI 7, Arthur. tn CnaS AWpleby, bTth st.
cor eth AN, YIN ................,.... 10000
Content, Augusta, 10 The Home for InrurA~
hlys slst ~. ? n. SS1 wCulnm buBAy. ayP $4,000
Hdh"!f, Clara W. u John y aud l. Josephln,
Williams, Kingsbrdge Nv, see. G33.bnS
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Can't, Thompson. LlCons. Restored.

can't &, II. Starbuck. Unltci States Super.
NsIhg Inspector o. Steam Vessels reversed
Yesterday tho decree OF the Local Board OF
n',eed states Steam Vessel Inspeetors. reyok.
we steamboat Glen Island The license was
!eN..tI by tho Local Board upon complaint
mn nli Thompson had violated the patrol
,mH ~ -" recent international yacht races
,h'L > "a back ordered that the license l."
restore! To- Carr Thop pGDn
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Assignments OF Mortgages.
American Mortgage Co. TO Robt Il Coleman

fruatee three Observation-Disclosures S7. <os
ssme to John NJ Bowers exr &o........ 800. 28,167
Miriam chttendsn.. a ..o' 1000
pi pasaer V eIr, ..u 10000
Da srstss hmm. ~ " .uoo - 1000
Haines Samuel b. to Vim Butler. Jr.. nom
Macbeth, Ellen, to Patrick Brady, assigns.
? morris. ASiA
Osborne, Theo b, trustee. NC, to Real Estats
Trust Co OF n Y, trustees. ............... nom
TILE rn Gee trrstss AR NO ifu'' 10000
TONES Hsrmsnn, TO WIN Hoffman,. ....... $500
IN. N wyaopS ''....'.................. nom
hehT Wiiiism,o mina' W eu'u anu 1000
Hayanagh bernard, 10 Geo r Brovn....... 1880
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Arrived-FRIDAY. Oct 1T.
Ss NJ. l.. Villaverde. Aldamis. Havana, Dot II.
S. Usk. Hurry. Jamaica, Oct. II.
Ss Holbein, Shurlock, Santos. Oct. 1.
SIS James Turpie Weston. Gibraltar, Oct I.
81 Excelsior. Muller. Rotterdam Oct. 10.
SIS Riyerton. Williams. Barry. oct. II.
Ss Erna. Bruhn. Jamaica, Oct. IL.
Be Santiago de Caba. Johnson. C!enfueRos. Dot TO-
Ss Eavahoe. Staples Boston. Oct. 20.
SIS Chattahoochse. Lewis, Savannah. Oct. a.
B. Chalmette. Blasland. New Orleans, Oct. 20.
81 Bluehelds. Charles. Baltimore, Oct. IS.
IS Jefferson, Hulphers. Norfolk. Oct. 20.
SIS Herman Winter. Grove jston. Oct. 26.
IS Manhattan. Bennett. Portland. oct. as.
Bark Sachem. Nickels. Shanghai, May 6.
Bark Lillian. Crowell. Brunswick Oct II.
ARRIVED OUT.
IS Fuerst Bismarck. from New York, at Hamburg
IS Ems from New York, ut Genoa.
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Court Cnlendnr-Thi, DIV.

Supreme Court-specia Term Part II. E1.rArte
matters
Surrogates Court-Cha mhers nav CAlanlA---
For Probate, will Of Frances Benz. AZ lO:2uA. NJ.
CITY Conr-specal Term Court opens at 10
A. M.-MOtions.
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THE AHW JEnUSALEu CnrRCH.
Floating Debt of $1,000 Nearly nil Sub
acribed For at Ono Meeting.

Gcribed For at One Meeting.
Atameeting ofthe New Jerusalem Church OF
the Sweden borgan sect. held in the vestry
room ofthe church. ia East Thirty-nfth street,
last Wednesday. the floating debt OF 81, 900 was
nearly all subscribed for The gathering was
one OF the largest business meetings ever held
by the church, and speeches were made by DIR.
Worcester. Charles 5. Holmes. James G. VENT
and /. Edwin Elwell congratulating the church
on It's prosperity and the pastor. tho Rev
Julian K. Smyth. on the success ofthe first year
OF his pas;orate.
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Steamship James Turpie safely FIoated.

The British tramp steamship James Turpie.
which grounded in IA FOG of BrIEantine shoals
while approaching port from Gibraltar on
Wednesday. arrived at Quarantine yesterday.
She WAS hauled or on Thursday night by the
wreckng steamer North America. and is APP
purcntIy unchanged.
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TAXPAYER. Prompt Til, Year.

Ah'n' SspOu.ooo u day IN taxcsi' ba NJ re-.
ee''e 'y a." Tax Receiver. III to yesterday
q" ig,H. 'eceirtS were Si2. zoos coo. or about
year 1t iA!s time
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Recorded Leases.

Stoltzt nborgcr. Ambrose. to Gustav,
Snhultle Houston at. 1872 T., AZ yrs,.....
Gordon Louis. ct al. 10 Mara d ApuzIO
Muttst, 2T4 and 21G yrs ...........,.,.,
Houghton, r, to W.lhelmina Weber. 18th
st. asa Y, > W. yrs ....,,. .,.,.,.........,
Levy, Barrett, to P.etro Caporale. James st
~ yrs. ....:,a ,...., -. =, ....;-..,....
l7S and $50, 2lIR yrs ......,...,.. Sl6. 7HO
Spenglpr. Frank. to simon Scheucr 1880
st. VSi Y, ga yrs. .,...........,.,...,.$5 iC
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I'd 81. q. 100 9Th Ay. IoOHl oO BrAdhurst av W
., 245.s lthth at Is.IId7.rNl7. iITo.S: Rosa J..
PIilIips " Joseph Lane 1t all 10 declare lien.
Ruys. Hll B6A.
TlEul.gs Nscg road, Q ., 100 u Eastern Boulevard,
building Department vsPatfiek U'HRrA ct ali VIC.
lAtionsi atty, Otterbourg.
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2uhlir 3lotirrs.

GALE OF old material at the Navy Yard Washing
- ton, D. C.-rhere will be sold at theSayy Yard.
Washington. d. C.. material belonging to the Navy,
condemned as unfit for uss therein. consisting Of
machine tools, cast iron guas. bra,s and steel cut
tngs, scrap steel scrap iron, steel Orders steam
piping. pine wood cranes Fcrnp leather. junk fur
itue, paper. etc. Tho sale will be Tor cash IN The
highest bidder by sealed proposals.. to he Opcn,d
Mt 2 o'clock noon. Nov. lS. 1SHa. schedules
containing form Of proposals. and terms OF sale will
he furnished application to the General store
reeper. Navy Yard Washington, d. G. JOHN d.
LONG Secretary Of the Navy. 1000 ~.
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os %iTas. o SfT az y John stevens
Ho.i ss'1 Henry q: to aso ArnouI 6iSw
Mott ts Albert Is " to Henry Lcimin. iiiSii
At, N 9, 100 W Manhattan nv, u yrn...... 1872
Lesser, Rose n, 70 Fritz FCddertc. sew ,.,o
Same met TO &C Cornelius ii Van Ness. same prop. 49,.
Kemsiory Jennie 10 julius aud MAJ Vein.
stein. Broome st. 9 g. 80 Ridge ct, In. ou
Same 70 same, Broom. st. q :, so . Ridssst oo
schneider. BENJAMIN. to Andrew Dsu6icin. O0
Olaf St u ., hob W 10th az. I yr ....,... 1000
Bass. Joseph =. aud Lee q Lawrence, trus
% re- ~ ST 900
Cocker, Joseph &, to Konrad Kiomer. Free.
EsneP ae6a cor 70 et ccDFSd Stein
M.ts.P, l Far ARD TO Joseph Hamilton. sgd '"O
st. ss, 1875 " Amsterdam ay. yrs..... 5000
Heineck, Regina, to IInsh Schultz. Ao7
Hart. Fr.ids. snd Max, to Martin berg WITH
Lsi:,ns s. 'Is Az NV saving. Bank 'o'0'
list st. Is. TO v Az 4, s yrs............' $4,000
Same to same. list u.s. 100 " Avenue A. =. am
Clifford. eIrs. &c, 4lst st.ss 1d2'ewSth ,,oo
Msneel. Henry and Mary. to Richard L. an
1ei %ss Edward Es to saving, Bank. '.O
oI.t s. asi "a Az - r.. ponni,i 10000
banking, Savings and Loan Assoo'n. %is ,o
W 45th st. installs .;...............:; b.7bo
st. Is, isp W Avenue 4. demand 80. 5000
CO. III 5tti st 81. yrs''....,'.......... 10000
Harris Emma and Sarah q Mitchell. TO
Frank Mcdoey 1Bl 10Th Ct, yrs..... 10000
The New York Steam Co to VIM Kelly.
10th at. 8 9, 5000 Pleasant nv, with ono
machinery &c. ..................o z2.ooo
POST a. Committee lite ~ " 7sth ct. yrs.. $4,000
Same ~ Campbell Thompson. name prop ana,
'l s Nnp &c cl isn st. % '' 80 5000
TTtS ST. A. " 5000
.on sy lynn - 10 aver '.. 10000
Bardes. Helen. to Annie c. King ct al Main
ct, Q Q, l75 Beach st; also hnnford Az,
VS.. 1876 IL Beach OF, 3 yrs................ 1880
Rothermel Albert, to Tho German Savings
Bank, I4sth Ut. 10. lov.10 e BerRenav, ..
Berthe, sophia to Adolph Bllschun. South.
s syrs poue " 1900
Plinus. Morris. TO Albert Sire, Marion st,w
10" o. ntoomes ..o W i.. " 5000
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