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NO ATTACK ON DIR. N4GLE.
Civil Service Reform Association Asks FL
Mcyay's acknowledgements.

civil Service Reform Association Asks for
Mcyay's acknowledgements.
The Municipal statistical Commission met
Yesterday or the call OF Dr. Maggie. Chief OF the
Bureau. who said he had been asked to call the
meeting. but didn't know what for exactly.
George r. H. Mcvay. the statistcian, who was
discharged by Dr. Magic on Monday. was pres
ent as taxpayer"
Secretary Risines announced that he had a
copy Of letter from the Civil Service Reform
Association to DR.. Maggie. After some discus
sion. it was read. and proved to be a request
for the reinstatement OF McVay. 1t was de-
eided to refer the matter to the Corporation
Counsel Dr. Nagle said that in the meantime
b. would answer the letter. Commissioner
CRUDE applaudad this decision. The associa-
ton, he said was "a sort OF free lance for the
public" and as such deserved courtesy.
The only evidence Of the attack against DR..
Maggie. which had been limited at. came In the
report OF Standing Committee No. q. 1t was
stated that no figures were available to form
desired statistics concerning certain depart.
ments. and 1t was minated that this was DR..
Nagles fault Just MS motion to adjourn was
made. Mr. McNay got up and said that he
wanted to make IN explanation. There was an
direction. however and the meeting ad-
II can't make a statement here. shall
make II elsewhere.' said Mr.. MoVay. He was
told to 60 elsewhere.
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n,,,erious Tip-of Bird Baked His
~ o,JcL Raid on y PoolToom.

.,.,,erious Tip-of BIRD Baked His
~ Quick Raid on Poolroom.
49, y.l,on Pleasure Club. an alleged pool
]" ,,I Gambling holl located above saloon
pm u.s. .outhwest corner OF University place
W. III street. was raided at 4 O'Clock
nl.d,v afternoon by Anthony Comstock. ac-
''''orI,i by four OF his own men and four
snpI, from tina Jefferson Market court
wi Three men were arrested. one In the
Hu ,.,orn and two in the saloon.
rr,,,o the fixtures OF the place indicated the
wa ,hch il had been put. little loyal owl
| "a. foand. The raiders concluded that
o'.s..r,rhernala had been taken out through
ue .r window. across a very convenient roof
'f .i, through the windows Of tho next house.
nu have ~ POSITIVE proof" Comstock said to a
.,o,ter, that this place was in full blast at
rp rs,y time when ] obtained the warrant
W, Magistrate Zeller. which was less than
RV- minutes ago. Ono Of my prisoners
VEN, ming a roulette wheel in the tr2nt
vss u.hiis an other one OF them sold comb !,
ico, oI,u, Tpoo IN the rear A not game OF req
ntiop apcE WIS going on at the same time
nd D.hen s.,e being received from the races
Rie,thn Mace was full OF people. some one
"a nv p the tir and should like very much
mpnsow who did 1t. ..,. - ,ho M.ro.r
.i lns station Their appearance tnere was
~ irst intimation recetnen ny MAC, ecp in S" his
man III" Tho men arrested were Lawrence
teenroot 1lS Fast Fourteenth street, FRANK
siovtl II ~ - south Fifth avenue and Joseph
MARSHA nut n broadway and Seventeenth street.
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ANA WITH ORGAE GRINDERS.
,ompla,nt to the Gerry Society Ihat rhey
Are Led Into immortality.

.un,,,u, to the Gerry Society That They
Are Led Into immortality.
,or,b.r o, one ofthe well-known law firms
- .sa c,, wrote to Commodore Gerry some
. ~ ,oo. informing him that many organ
finders had begun to employ hah-Rrown
lila who followed them around the streets
sd e,ocnted indecent dances on the side
ali whenever the organ grinder stopped.
.rond VA. attracted and the impromptu enter
,,irm.pt received the psruniary encourage
mont which the organ grinder desired. Most
.ouspIcuous among the girls who devoted
h,msrly.s 10 the new industry: the writer
m.id.d we're two pretty ones. about IA years old.
mo were always dressed III req.
Two urls whose appearance corresponneu
IN ,hat description were seen by agent
ps.rro Of the Chilirtns Society when they
r.rn giving n couchee-couchee dance at
Tw.ntS. ninth street and Broadway lew
.tsnings ago. He saw them again yesterday
morning and arrested one OF them IN store
Ml07 Eighth avenue.
Ths other girl escaped by running to the
mi and Jum ping from there to the next build
iSs A leap Of about ten feet.
The arrested girl was arragned in the Jeter;
am Market court She raid that she was Ethel
Ncpormitt. IA years old OF 3t3 West Nine
,.eDth street. She was remanfed to the So
ejety pending further investlcat ION.
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$4,000
$1,000
5000
Foreclosure Suits.

l6sth OF. n s. 145 Audubon av. 25195 Edward Kent
ct al exrs, &c, vs. Margarctha friedel ct all atty.
HH whitman.
Union av W s. part OF lot known as snider Tract in
MorrisaniA. 126x 100, Simon DanaR ct al va Samuel
L Kennedy, Jr. ct al; httys Platzek X S.
1sdth ST, S, 100 W Amsterdam Ay. lIExlSl; Ernest
Ehrman VS. Daniel Murphy etal; attys. LachmAn
69.
Union av n cor 156th ST. SO 5xa5. sIIo4. lOx rs;
simon Danzig and ano VI amcs Wood ct al; attys.
PlAtl.k IS.
IOtth st, 80 f: George Gerlach vs. Frederick Brandt
atty. sattler,
Brook av 5 W cor westchester av. 1o414+.1CxS7.3
x72.4; John A Philbrck VS. Chss Saarden ana ano;
attys, Sac kett Il l.
16Vth st. sa75 Elton av. 25xss q 15ath ST. SIS $50
Elton av, 25Ise.4: Eliza beth AJehness VS. Henry
Muller. 81. ct al; two mortgaces a,trs. Green o.
Brook hy, n Q l62d ST. $50 3SX60I2S.n, Eliza
beth Jenness VS. Elizabeth Meyer OF al; attys.
Greene 4 s.
Kelly st. n a. 40 Wales av. 5Il33.7IS3. Sxp5. ;
John Kelly VS. Elizabeth McKinlay ct al; foreclos.
IRE lien: atty. Kelly.
Jane at, Al: benjamin B. johnson vs. Edgar Ketchum
ct al: attys Thompson X.
142th at, n .. 1862 W Morris Rv, 4SIl06O William
Martin vs Vincent Bonagur ct al; attys. Jeroloman
"A.
Union av. cor l5Oth at. 1880 Frederic Middle.
brook VS. Abraham Hirschman ct al; attys, Bowers
10,
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Plans Filed for New Buildings.

Crotona av. es. rs lsoth ST. two three
story dwellings and stores; Pike D.a-
mond. owners; l. ASoule. architect: cost $4,000
llsth st and 18th ay. W cor. two hvc'story
fats and stores; Daniel HennCssy, owner;
Neville Bagge architects; cost......... $4,000
Fulton av, " 5. ~ 8 10th st; two three
story tenements: F. NJ Bowman owner:
Hunter y Murgatory architects: COST. 10000
Water and Dover sts n W cor: one story
shed; Telephone Company. owner;
L Eidltz. architect; cost .,, 49,. ..-... 1900
Ittner pl and Park av II cor; four three
story flats; C Rogers. owner; Jaeger.
Ittner place and Park av three.stoy
dwelling; II Rogers. owner; Jaeger.
KeI st, es, 400 W Craven st; two three.
story tenenents; q + Johnson. owner:
Dickerson. architect; cost .,............ 10000
Kelly ct. 8. 100 W Craven st: two three.
story tenements: q johnson, owner;
Dickerson. architect; cost. ............. 10000
Kelly st, =. $50 W Cravenst: two twostory
dwellings; q johnson. owner; NC Dick
erson. architect: cost ..:...,.,......., $4,000
Kelly st, 100 Craven st. two twostory
dwellings; G johnson. owner; c Dick
erson. architect; cost .,.....-........ 10000
Kelly st, e s. 400 W Craven at six two story
owner; " G Dicierson. architect; cost. -, 10000
57th st. 400 "; improvement to fiat; Sara
Keone owner: cost. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 900
Bathgate ay, 1890; improvement to dwell
ing; Fred Schultz. owner; kerby, az
10th at, s. I4oe Clinton Sv. improvement
to dwelling; O'Donnell, owner; Il
Kerby, architect, cost............:........ 1000
Madison ay. l5+himprovement to dwelling;
FE lshAm. owner; II Fox, architect;
Front st. 2a7; improy ement to lofts; Maria
schermerhorn estate. owner; Haas
Fried, architects; cost ................ 1000
Broadway and Worth st. n W cor improve.
ment to lofts and stores; o Fl Bliss owner;
WA Conoyer. architect; cost. 10000
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Loring pl. W at n line OF H ED Jackson's
land, runs " lla.ix n 35I c. to placeIs
50; Vim $ Phillips to Tcs'ie " Phillips,
seth st, 34t e 26ESS.V; George Haas, referee.
tn Mary Dunn. .......................
Pilgrim av. W s, llS.6 sLiberty pl. 2bIlOO;
Fred BiSchoff to Leontine Burmese. u O..
linton hy. 5, 344 lh5th IT, 2iIlOO;
Hilbert u Roach to Annie K Grady .....,.
Delaney At, 33u. 25I75; Emma G Roster to
Sophie g Roster. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .,...
liad at, n a. ZOO e Sth av, 6uxgg.lI; Leon
ard McClancey to Catherine G Sheedy...
Boulevard Lafay cite, n @ sat centre OF 18th
AV, runs n along av 1895 5 TO centre OF
Ia boulevard Lafayette Ks dI.5; Zimri
West I David Il Luckey,........,.......
st Nicholas ay. = " cor llSth at, llS.5G036
.lOO.llXl25. r; Sylvester l. Mitchell to
Fran A, Seitz ......,.,......,.. ......,.,....
5tnRv. @ =. sllWh st, 25xS5; Francis j
Snn"ugg to Peter often. .,,....:,....;..
'Hd st, 1o7 W, lnKloo;. Ernst MarI.NA
taN COMPANY to MSgdalen. 81 ID schAr-
57th st. n $. a25 W 9Th av, zSIoS.a; John
Stitch to lesser g Meyer. y part
Same property. % part: same to Minnie
Morris 49,. ..................... ............
cath vt. 3 nw, 25rIoo.6; William R Bronx
to Julia W P6rges ..... $780,. -. 49,.
+Vth 1t, IS, ldl.h " nth av, 22IlOO; Sam.
uel A Carlton 10 Harriet A Dillingham; ...
Grand Bivi X ConcOutBe, q :, 100 II 1924
~. runs n louXe 1854 70 Ryer aN. in
tended, As lhOIw 9ONn hONw to beg
Frank French to the Twelfth ward
Bank ......,...................
Briggs ay, N =. part OF Lot AZ. map Briggs
estate. Williamsbridgs. 26X21oX25I2Ii.S:
John X Peterson to Arthur II and lille r
Sigler. Observation-Disclosures, ...............
Lots iii and Ii2. partition. map L a Hunt
estate; Michael Cook TO Annie Powers -.
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Auction Sales To-Day.
BY RICHARD V. HARSETT & co

BY RICHARD V. HARSEIT & co.
West 123d street. No. 226, south side, 475
feet east Of Eighth avenue. 25xi0OII, Ave.
brady ct a vs. Arthur g. M"h! Ser ' ct al f'" f.
due on Judgment, s. o, $3.50, including costs
allowances and interest; taxes and water
charge, Sl70G2: prior mortgage. $1,000 and
interest.
BY JAMES L. WELLS.
East Fifty SECOND street. No 800. north side.
COB feet east Of First avenue. 1o.3x72x rrecu-
lar on west x2O three story Stone front tene-
ment foreclosure sale: Sarah r Wells VS. Jacob
Pteilrer ct al George y. \. baldwin. attorney /;
S9.3O3. 10 and interest: costs and allowances.
S3J2. "a and interest: taxes. assessments. &C..
S2S2.6O and interest.
by HEEBERT A. SHERMAN.
West Twenty ninth street, No. H. south
side, 100 feet west OF Sixth avenue. 2OxoS 8.
four-story brick tenement with stores: fore
e eta 4 Edward 1 woodr1 attorn ns m francis nrSi
G.. Cnntine. referee: due on Judgment ST.
G53.e2 and interest costs and allowan noes.
S3D42 and interest; taxes. assessments. &c..
1881 10 and interest
ny BRYAN /. KENNELLY Sco.
Fourth avenue. No. 80. Wakefield. north
side a3G feet west Of E24rtf street ?5Sl
larger. attorneys; John NJ; Gorham. referee
and aowances 500 and md Interest," re: taxes S2s.s
assessments. &C. $50 and interest,
SIDE SSnE 55 Vest No Of Fa 5 ESH ssss
-; foreclosure, sale; same parties; due on
judgment. S7.OSS and interest: costs and al
lowancps. 5000 80 and interest; taxes. assess-
ments. &c.. Si6.3O and interest.
Fourth avenue. No. ~. Wakefield. north
side. $50 feet west OF Fourth street. 25x1l4
foreclosure sale, same parties: due on judg-
ment. S3,0SS and interest; costs and allow
ances. $2A2 % and interest; taxes. assess
ments. &c. $50 and interest.
by PETE! F. MEYER co.
Clinton avenue. No. 1885 Twenty fourth
ward. west aide. 100 feet south OF Lebanon
street. 25x10U: two-story frame dwelling
foreclosure sale: VIM. H. Birkmire vs. Henry
Schopper ct al: Greene & StoteGbury. at
torneys: Alfred + Ackert. referee; due on
Judgment, S3.833 80 and interest; costs and
allowances. S226 80 and interest: taxes. as
easements. &c. 5000 and interest
West Forty sixth street. No. Ala, south side,
22J feet vast OF Ninth avenue. 25X1OO5; four
story brick building. with three STORY frame
building on rear; executors sale: estate Of
John Carroll
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of si1ty.ninth street. 2511oo. frame .hanty ;


Amsterdam ayen ne. east side. as. s feet south
sssif, Gsssn s5d feet
south Of SixtyIninth street, d, 225 t frame
West sixty-eighth street. north aide 100 feet
east OF Amsterdam avenue. ,25G lOO5. frame
$4,000
q sEth
biO.590. .,,-. -,
seVsnG so y soIne Seventy
Broslwsy east side. 1901 ~ t" let south Of
s"%e b stFsys 2T
q broadWay east side 53.lOh ieet south OF
.s%s ssss t9
Dros;rWy east side I3 ~ tcet south O.
Sscont ~ s,y strer. ~ x ygn 'xzoxe4a.
'Wnn.' 70 same buyers ior SZS.!5o -,
nd Itect east y, Rroedua, 2rsIno su IN nnj
Emo for $1,000
West Seventy seventh street. south side
shan,y nsr.Is covers this and foregoing: PAR par
eel 49, 20 Alfred Emo for $172OO.
by WILLIAM NJ. RYAN.
bB2wG,y no. io5 a't s side through to Iss
2aRf Gy1 Nps n0stn Broome street
store Bosery and ts3Se bu liza.
ing on Chrystie street; foreclosure sale; Gros-
at al: Howard Van Sinderen. attorney: Law
renee re- Godkin. referee: due on Judgment S52.;
and interest taxes. assessments; &c, S3.250
ara interest. to the plaintiff for StjS. $50.
S ssf'e n2 1885,
rerSss ct al; N. J. Eagan. attorney; Richard r.
costs and allowances. soSo5s and interest Seto to
j. = Wood Tor $1,000;
West 18th street. No 352. south side, 1922
tive:story brick fiat: foreclosure sale: Edmund
i. Mnrnhy. executor, vs.. William +, Cronin ct
nj; william L. Arnold. attorney: William q.
and interest; costs and allowances. S422.2l and
interest taxes. assignments, Nc, 500 and in
Maple avenue. Wiliambridge. west side. so
| tert south OF hanMaii street. 5ONlOo. -;
a. william G. Arno vs
$7an,l3 and interest; cost and allowances.
| S2l.oS and interest to the plaintiff for $500.
BY RICHARD V. HARNETT / co.
15sth street; north side. 1922 feet west Of
20 fsn af ~ at mes i% R norm
vSrd Iefavstta sontbea.t Woec s aov,h ~
| feet 10 beginning: vacant; assessments. So
50s.5 ~; t to the Lansing Investment Company
| Tor SShOoO;
street, iH5'exi24xl6o feet, gore. vacant: as
5000 ''''' " w. ~ '''A'' ~
! Boulevard Lafayette; southwest corner 1Esth
to q point made by producing the middle line
OF west loIth street beyond It's termination at
yard Infsyette northwest 3o5 feat to bsein-
Ming: two. story Rrick stabe and vacant: AZ.
and parcels and 3 s45, 900: to tho Lansing la nis
B1nIe09rd EIayss s4e lnn ees
vacant. TO G. b, CirinneIl for IS. 900. '0'
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REAL ESTATE NEWS.

with the exception OF several vacant parcels
on upper broadway, the offerings OF tho Emo
estate were rather coldy received In the Broad
way ealesroom yesterday. The reasons for this
reception lay In the i'm preston which has con-
stantly gained ground since the first public
auction OF Emo holdings that the heirs OF the
estate estimate tho values OF the different par
GELS at excessive figures which are put on the
propertes offered as upset prices. This feeling
and the presence OF the heirs in person or by
agents as competitors in the bidding put n
damper on the enthusiasm OF many of the real
estate men who had thought OF buying. The
result was that so far as 10 positively known
only two outsiders secured any OF the property
Knocked down. There are many names In ths
list OF buyers that are not identified openly With
the Emo heirs. but the general belief among
those present at the sale was that, with the two
exceptions stated, the other buyers acted as
agents.
An encouraging fact in the sales was that the
properties bought or bid for by the know
outsiders brought the highest prices. pro;or-
tionately. realized from the sale. These
parcels were the northwest corner OF Broadway
and Fifty eighth street, plot OF about 5000
square feet. which was bought by Flake Il
Bowling for s21 1000. and the northeast corner
OF Broadway and Sixty-second street. FIVE lots.
which Judge p. Henry Dugro secured for
S175.OOO. Judge Dugro and Flake & DowlinR
bought several other parcels in addition to
those mentioned. and whatever real interest
there was in the sale was injected intoi by the
competition between these buyers and the Emo
heirs and their representatives.
The sale began with tho failure OF Auctionser
Ryan to secure the upset price OF $4,000
placed on tho Pine street property. and the
three parcels. Nos. 70. rs and n. were with
drawn.
This failure was followed by the sale Of a
humble OF downtown properties at confessediy
low figures and the depression was not relieved
until the uptown parcels were reached. These
brought good prices through the keen COM
petition and several new figures were estab-
lished for upper Broadway lots. An option
price OF 100000 had been placed on the New
mort apartme nt house. at Broadway and Fifty
second street. and the property went to rep-
resentative OF the heirs. who bid exactly $780,
600
The total sum realized from the sale was
about S2.3l6.000.
A number OF sales beside that OF the Enc
holdings were held in the auction room and
they were all fairly successful. Outsiders in
these sales were well represented among the
buyers.
Tho private sales branch OF the market was
uulet roW safes NoIe iopoileu anu those "
little consequence.
NJ. & L. Hess were the brokers in the sale o.
Nos. 81 and 80 East Twenty first street.
l.. j. Phillips 4 Co. have leased FOR f. P
Floyd Jones to Davis Turner 4 Co. the build
ing. % Whitehall street.
C. p. H. Gilbert is completing the plans for
sx-story American basement dwelling. lime
stone and pressed brick which Henry Selig
man will erect on the south side OF Fitty-sixtf
| street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
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Tsnf L Kelly 70 John IseSctt and We s'oo
is Vim - hSS E W. ,gIat n io; n9areW her
45th at. 1850 VI Mary A steward ct al to
Same proporty: John Addison to Annie n q,
St Ann av, . .. 2i5i Iii.t st. a61So
Charles wdcker to Jacob Julisna !. soo
Jackson av. " ., 900 . itsth st. new line
2s177 2; John schwaibenbers and sno'to ,
15sth &. n :. 100 . iGitourtisnd ay, 6oIloo:
Herman schmuek and ano, to Robert ,oo
1sstb ct. 4so Il. i:i2 part, 10 iIirreg, also
Al title to az estate ys Fs.r. Sa ToNn
send 10 Caroline anGH fe PiSm Mare1f''
aist st. II =. aoa : q 9Th av. biIloo; John r
Deyii1 to Andrew Carnegie and wife, re-
West End az. 5. ~ 5 '7ist q. io1s2.io;
Charles A. Beardsley to Edward ,
12sth at. i8a W, aaxNe.ii; George W
' aasiod P'Ft Js %ss Hall a. to VII William
Plot at W cor land. james sloane. 52i2i6;
Mary wlllets. widow. ct al. heirs to ,.,o
Central PARK t" Vest :. 25.a asth st.
genlo0; William Rankin and ano to James ,
hSSssyft t. Ss ,So dS S Ed 7soc
Anna G King ct al to George Winter and 40,
lat AZ. sts. ws. aoxti4; Abraham siiverson
and wife to Isaac Kahn Ct al, :...;.;...,
Sth av n " cor 1bOth At. 1O0xSb.6; Nelson
Forrs to Meyer Hellmnn ....,...,,......
Mary ward ct al IL to d,orro McDo1sii $1,000
LenoI NV. II cor 131st at. 1Ixsh; Marie Las
porRes to Minnie schmidt and an -.
nsmsn, referee, to Bsnjamin saiinsSy 80. 4.o25
els Lowrey to samuel Wei Wei 1880 '.... 10000
Goth a. n cor Lexington av. 2oxloo.+;
Lucas George to Geo W Godward ......,..
Rutgers ct, ~, cor Monroe at. 17.4x53;
Catharine +. Wari to Rebecca Meryash
saith ut, 8 8, 200 10th av, 1a4xss; Vim
Morgan to James NJ Hanley. ..............
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Assignments OF Mortgages.

otten Peter to sigmund Cohr. ...,..,....... S7245
Clark, Irving. trustee. to X Twin Clark S.l42
Clark. W l. eIr &c, u Vim Clark Trustee S,I42
Gerard, Julian VI, to Jenny Gerard. II ,o3S
Lukach Marie. to Benjamin sanskv........ nom
Coffin. Herbert l., atmr to Herbert l. Cofhn $4,000
Same TO Eliza l. Thomasson ,..............' $4,000
Same 10 Washington Trust Co: as commit.
te,, 1900
Same same 1900
Rose. Vim r. TO Goo W Godward 100. $3.50
Schwa7schld Samuel, to Equitable Life
Assurance socicty. .....:......-... 1000
Sloane, Chas ", exr. to Chas Sloane. as.
signs > mortsgagos ....................... nom
Title Guarantee and Trust Co, to Hudson
City Savings Inst n ........., 10000
The Trustees Of tho Sailors Bnug Harbor to
The Mutual Life ins Go -. 5000
Hoppin. Hamilton l.. and Samuel II, trua-
tees. to Hamilton l. Hoppin ct al. assigns
o mortgages ..........., ..........,......,.. nom
Hobson. Arthur T.. exr. &c TO n Down
ing ..,....'...,...,......,.,. 1000
Marcus. George to Simeon T. Cohn. 5000
Common. Gerald G, to Samuel Dodge. 75C
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P. C. d. MAN HIT A POLICEMAN.
The Officer Arrested Him and He Is Held
Under Bail to Answer.

Snuer ball 10 ansWcr.
John Noble Of 532 West Forty-sixth street.
IN agent Of the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals. was arraigned In the West
Fitty-tourth street police court yesterday on the
charge OF cruelty to a policeman. Policeman
William F Rodihan. OF the West Forty seventh
street station was the complainant. He said
that while on post in uniform he had found
Noble asleep on the steps al 332 West Forty
ninth street early in ths morning.
woke him up and told him to go home"
Rodihan aad, but he was ugly. He had proba-
ply been drinking. He struck me twice in the
face an then drew his revolver but grabbed
him before he had a chance to use It"
Noble. who has been a society agent for about
eight years and has a good record, was not ready
ior an adjournment. lie was held in 5000 bail
Tor examination TO-DAY
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Satisfied Liens.

Voorhis. Jacob. VS. Caspar strobel, 10th st,
ms, 1872 Livingston pl: 1879. ,...........
ScrogRy. William, vs. John Levy. 10th at.
lO5 and lo7 z corrections: 1899 ..... &c.
Schkolink. Isaac, VS. Hannah Tuft by bond.
1U4th st, 2io W; 1893. Observation-Disclosures.
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Discharges of Mortgages.

Putnam. Margaret E. to John
Jay McKelvey. DO. &C.. ....:,... ...... IS 1888
Muller. Rosa, to Conrad Eek
DAVIS. Henty ii, to u.rrfi. '.'0 " '"'
Shots. sarah NJ. to Daniel b '''0 -''
Freedman 100, ,..;...:..... 1900 81 42o
Pincus Lowenfeid -, 10000 2 Of 90
Kneeland. Adele. to Simon
1Iuien, Edward Hunter. to '''0 0o %
Robert L McN4mara, :..'..:. 1000 3 s6 4ss
Kate NJ Williams a,..... 10000 ~ 2s2
Thomas N Dillingham;. ...,, 10000 4s 4o4
st Luke's Retreat to Bron-
car pli bartholomew. to John 'O0O on
Levi T0 Ioui.. to Margirotha w 20
Roster. Emma g. AdmnI. to ''
Emma c Aoster. .....;.,...:. 10000 90 A67
Aldrck. Spencer TO Harrie
smith Sidney j. to Annie 8 '0'O00 ~ -"'
Lii i Lille Il. to Henur ~ 90
Roweh if' j Theodore to william -''''
Cornish @Ishl, John W, to Louis WV 10 $50
The Ss"H Trsmont Assn to 1914 ~ 90
The n1H ao Ra Am sricGn Real LOW - ''0
G Est at e,s snS XIX Guarantee 1900 AZ
HAssey. Emile, to Edward
RANKIN s william, to John Knox -OO0 40
McAfse, .,.,.,. ;...,.,, 5000 81 270
Mcclure. y '.'.,,..., .,,.'., 10000 Of so7
McCiuire. ....,......,..,,., 27,ooo 80 l0s
Gerard. Jenny A, to Charles
Mordscsi Alien L. to Charles $1,000
Sanders. Minnie. to Anna
Fischer. ................,..... ..... 30 2Ol
Schw eitzcr. ,..'....,.,,.,..,. 1000 90 IS
The Farmers Loan and Trust
Go to Louis Sohworer, 5000 40 LOT
Petrie, Albert W J, TO Louis
SChwOrer. .....,.,. ..........., 5000 40 ITO
Cohen, Isaac, to Isidor Levon.
sohn. ...,.......,.,.....: -. 5000 bs 81
Perry, William A. TO Isidor
winthrop. IRobert Dudley, to
Washington rockingham, $4,000 I 20 1876
Winthrop. Robert Dudley, to
Washington rockingham $4,000 l 40 235
Radley, John j. to Anton
Hohmeyer. ...,. ......;...;..,, 1000 az sl4
Lewis :. ..,.,,,.:,,',, 5000 2.4as 4ls
line Johnston. ,,1,......a...,. 1000 1850 20
The Title Guar and Trust Co to
Edward / Gallon ;,..,,:,,,,,., 5000 2.oaa 44o
ieht :. 80. 1850 2.5as IT
Haiah. .;....,....,. ,....,;, 10000 2.oSs 241
friedman ;.,,i;,....... .... Chat 7o.eso
Rosssi. Max. to solomon RO.. '''''' '-''''