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126 City Engineer
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137 Stevens, Moses, (Hacks)
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65 Vanaelstyn, Lunch Room
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166 Warfield 8. Hall
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK Metropolitan Trust Company OF the City
Of New York, trustee etc. against Annie G. Doyle
and others.
In pursuance Of Judgment Of foreclosure and SALE duly
made and entered In the above entitled action. bearing
date 10th day Of April 1890 and entered In the ONCE
OF the Clerk of the County Of New York at the Court
House in the County Of New York. the 18th day Of
April 1892 l. the undersigned the referee In the said
Judgment named will sell at public auction at the New
York Real Estate Salesroon. Number III broadway Bor
ough OF Manhattan City Of New York. County OF New
York the 5th day Of May. 1899 at twelve O'Clock
noon OF that day. by William NJ Ryan. auctioneer. the
described therein as follows;
ALL that certain lot. piece parcel OF land with the
improvements thereon erected situate. lying and being
In the Twelfth Ward Of the Borough OF Manhattan in
the city Of New York. bounded and described as follows
BEGINNING at the Intersection OF the Easterly side
or Convent Avenue and the Norhey side Of One hundred
and forty eighth nfsth Street and running thence East
wardy and along the Nohery side Of One hundred and
fortyeghth Street eightyhve ts5) feet thence North
wardy and parallel with Convent Avenue Eighteen 1O
feet and onefourth ~ Of inch thence Westwardy
and parallel with One hundred and fortyeghth Street
and part OF the way through party wall eghy-hve 69
feet 70 the Essery side Of Convent and thence
Southwardy and along the Eastery side Of Convent Ave-
the point or place OF beginning.
Dated New York. April 18th. 1909.
ROGER a. PRYOR. Referee
PARSONS. SHEPARD & OGDEN
Attorneys for plaintiff
III Broadway, Borough Manhattan. York City.
The following is diagram OF the property TO be sold:
Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
NEW RI1ILDING PLANS.

IA Avenue B. Nos IA and 16 for six story brick
" tenement house with stores 44.sxfo; henry
Dnkelspel No 26 East 6Oth-st owner MUTT zoo ooo
ger & Roll architects. Ss-'''V
! s,h-st No "a West. for two story brick shop,
"a 2x43 J A Murray. No 80 West 9th-st owner soo
r Day No Lbs Broadway. architect ....... -oVV
| l7Qth-r n Audubon ave- for a basement
brick church. 476u4e.5 trustees OF the Evan
gelica Chsirch Of Our Saviour. owner ooo
| r Davis, No PAT West 26th-st. architect 6ooo
N 11oth- l66 II of Madison ave Tor a nNe-
l story brick hathouse. Al .6xsS.6. Henry Muhlker'
No is i04th-st. owner; X Davis arch- On ooo
lk42d- st 10th-ave for SIX ana seven
II story nathouse. with stores. S""N".'N
500: New York Fireproof Tenement House As
ISOLATION ownc-: Ernest Flagg No 81 Wai-sl' =. ooo
Broome-st. lao and ISL for six story or1ck
hathouse, with store. 376xs4: Nathan ldeuer'
No 657 Madison owner smaheiser' "a ooo
l. architect ~
lkWiliett-st, No s. a fve-story and basement
brick tenemept-house. 2ixs96, the Wilett street
Methodist Episcopal Church. owner; ffisss - ooo
/. 1923 broadway architects. i''''
lfButtner Place. : 100 II W of Washington ave,
" two-story frame dwelling houses <N
| so: I.ottie d Welch. No 100 East l4th-N' ooo
beth St n g. " OF Avenue c. for a one ana
L hal frame store. 1sx1G Ms. Rose T.
| Nance premises owner: Lawrence N hlpsrose' .oo
architects
Ferris Place g; corner Westcheeter Road. ior
two threestory frame dwelling houses. with
stores 22x75.6 and 19x53.3; GuhuV, ,.-
Lawrence Ringrose. architects COST not t'Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
nlaster's Notire.
n1AsrER,s sALE-IN CHANCERY on NEW

MASTER SALE-lN Cf1aNCERI w .'C'
AA JERsEY-Between The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company ct al Compap nfnnsan sua FL Pa For sale q
Mortraged premises. &c. Returnable May Term. 1893
Henry s. white Solicitor .
NoSTfCE rs HEREBY GIVEN that in pursuance OF a
a., ~ above entitled cause and by virtue Of the
sbove stated writ to directed and delivered shall
ell bv nubc vendue morgaged premises at the
door Of the Office Of the Hudson Tunnel Railway Com
Nrth River in Jersey City Hudson County. New Jersey
On ruesday the day OF May A. ID. 1900 at twelve
O'clock and nftcen in the afternoon, all the follow
ing described property. rights ana Hshcnses Win the
appurtenances that is to say.
All and singular the Hudson Tunnel Railway Com
panys ard lines OF railway already construce ed
or now in construction and which said tunnels
are now known intended 10 be known as the North
and south tunnels extending from New York City. in the
state OF New York. Jersey CITY, In the State Of New
denots workshops. enginehouses, carhouses. freight
houses and other buildings. structures and terminal
feet in the city Of York; appertalnng all OF the
same and rolling stock machinery. tools. implements.
materials fuel and all other equipments appurtenances
and personal property OF nature kind and descrp
tion whatsoeyer now held acquired. at any time
after the nth lay Of April 1889 held acquired by the
Hudson Tunne Railway Company. together with all
10 he said railways lands and premises either
thereof belonging In any wise appertaning and the
reversions remainder and remanders tolls
incomes revenues rents issues and profits thereof and
sion claim and demand whatsoever. well law
equity OF the Hudson Tunnel Railway Company. of.
With the appurenances snG ali the property rights and
franchises granted conferred the said Hudson
Tunnel Railway Company.
Dated March 10. 1890.
RANDOLPH PARMLY
Master in Chancery Of New Jersey.
HENRY s. WHITE
Solicitor for Complainants.
rs Montgomery Street
Jersey city. ". j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
Noiite Go Creditors.
SUPERIOR COURT, NEW HAVEN

County the Both day of March, Iss9.-Frederick a
Belts Insurance Commissioner, The Connecticut Life
Insurance Company OF waterbury-order de Presentation
OF Claims and Notice CredorsIn the above entitled
action. petition and hearing order having been
made appointing The New Haven Trust Company to be
the Receiver OF said The Connecticut Life INSURANCE
Company OF Waterbury. II Is now further ORDERED;
That period Of six months from the first day OF April
1890 and hereby limited for the presentation or
claims against said company and that Gains shall be
proved by presenting the In writing verified ny
oath 10 the committee hereinafter named and that all
claims against said presented within said
time shall barred; that John w Bristol and
Edward IL Rogers both OF the City OF New Haven
and State OF Connecticut be and they hereby APP
pointed a Committee. to hear and decide upon claims
against said company and that notice OF this order be
given the creditors OF said company by publishing
copy hereof least week for four successive
weeks following the date hereof in one newspaper pub
lished in OF the cities Of Waterbury New Haven
and Hartford in the State Of Connecticut and New York
CITY and further by mailing TO each known creditor OF
said COMPANY postage prepaid copy OF this order BY
the Court John Currer Gallagher. Assistant Clerk All
persons having claims against said company are re
auested TO present them to Mr. John W Bristol
No seq Chapel New Haven. Conn., or to Mr. Edward
IT. Rogers. No. 179 Church St. New Haven. Conn. All
nersons Indebted company requested TO make
Immediate payment 10 the undersigned: at No ~ CHURCH
ST New Haven, Conn THE NEW HAVEN TRUST
COMPANY Receiver Of The Connecticut LIE insurance
Company OF Waterbury BY Edward a. Bowers. vice
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
SUPREME COURT, NETWORK COUNTY.

-Elihu Thomson. Plaintin against Hetue hhoAs
and others. Defendants. 1t,
made and above entitled action, bearing
date the day OF April 1899 the undersigned Ref
Judgment named. will sell at pubic aucuon-
at the York Real Estate Saesrooms III Broadway
In the Borough Of Manhattan City Of New YORK. on ne
day April 1899 at twelve o'clock Noon on mat
day. by Herbert A. Sherman. Auconeer the premises
directed by Judgment be Sold and therein de-
scribed follows: $1,000. IL. A. .
ALL that certain lot, piece parcel OF and, WIN mo
buildings thereon lying and being IN INC
path Ward Of City and County OF New YORK anu
being a part lot NJ. III Map Of BENJAMIN per
RAMS Farm" which said is now on file In the once
OF the Register County OF Westchester; at Wnte
and described ar follows: BEGINNING al point on
Marion Avenue laid out where lot NO III JOINS
lot No 1f9 laid down said Map; running tnence
Northery along Easerly side OF said Marion Avenue
as now laid out Fifty (jO feet 10 land now or lateIy
owned Tappen: her in an eastery direction along
the lands now lately owned by said Tappen one
hundred and ffty-four hirtyfour -hundredths
souheaserly direction Fifty 5o) feet 10 the nortnery
line OF said lot No 119 said map; thence IN es
tery direction along the northery line OF lot NO. ls
One hundred ffty-eight and thrty-tour one
dredths 80 the eastery side OF Maron ave
nue. 10 the point or place OF beginning TOGETHER with
and John A. Knox husband Of in and to the former
Marion Avenue lying in front OF and adjacent 70 ssia
premises. -.
DAiHD NC" '''" JOHN PROCTOR CLARKE.
Referee
MERRILL, & ROGERS, Attorneys for Plaintiff
iii Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan.
New-York City.
l95th CTappen) Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
~ s. CUSTOM HOUSE, New York, y. J

y. Collectors ONCE April 18TH 1seo-seaed proposals
for furnishing. In such quantities as may ne desired
supplies for OF the Customs Service at
this port during fiscal ending June 10 1900 the
thereof payable from the appropriation for col
lecting the Revenue from customs 1900 including gas
water Ice electric current for illuminating pur
noses In rented premises vii, be received this ONCE
until ~ O'Clock noon May s. 1890 Sealed proposals VIII
also be received until the day and hour named for the
OF the following services during the nscal
wear aforesaid Laundering towels for rented premises
enalring and maintaining special nrealarm box at tho
o. g. Appraisers Warehouse maintaining wire and bat
tsries Tor speca nre-aarm box connecting safe at tho
II s. Appraisers Warehouse with Ninth Precinct station
providing coupe for carrying mail between the
r. s. Appraisers Warehouse. Post ONCE building ana
custom House Building and for use OF the Collector sur
yeyor Appraiser Paymaster visiting docks and dier-
emf ofres where Customs officers stationed In New
York Brooklyn City; for carng sugar samples
from wharyes bonded and other places to the
u g. Appraisers Warehouse The power TO reject any or
AL bids parts bids and defects Is reserved
A schedule OF articles and services required and
other Information concerning the same be had upon
appcaton TO the Collector Of Customs at this port.
]. J. COUCH. Special Deputy Collector.
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The approximate amount OF lien charge 70 satisfy
which the described property is TO be sold Two
thousand two hundred 0i-100 dollars S22lOOl,
with Interest thereon from the twenyseventh day OF
March 1899 together with costs and allowances amount
ing 10 Two hundred and 100 dollars ($205 3d. with
interest from 27th 1890 together with the expenses
Of the sale approximate amount OF taxes, assess
rnenis or other liens which TO be allowed TO the
purchaser out Of the purchase money paid by the
referee Forty-ve 2ii00 dollars N45 2 and interest
Dated: New-York. March q 1899 -
~ ROBERT MAZET. Referee.
The OF the premises described IN the foregoing
notice OF sale is hereby adjourned Friday. April 2sh.
1890 the hour and place
Dated: April GOTH 1899 - - 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21

I Kaufman. Leopold. to Jonas Well and another
No 7os TOY 1872 East ath-st. demand: ,.....'
LYONS Julius J. TO Edward Hendricks. executor
etc Washington-ave s. 1915 II OF Fletcher
X
Same 10 Henrietta ii and William salomon. eN
ecutors etc. Westinghouse. g. Is" IL Vi
F1etcher-st years ......... $3.50
same 10 Fdnsind Hendricks. executor. etc. wash
Ington-ave g 8. 2l5 IT s OF F1etcher-st. years
Same to Samuel Riser Wafhins'oh-a'e
i0O7 n q Of Flexcher-st years. .......''..
Denton Henry M. American Missionary AZ
ISOLATION, RooseSelt-st. e 5. 23o II OF ba'a'ia
L Friend LlzzIe and Banned. Jennie l. Dale NO !
3 Sheriff years. -
/ Adrian Joseph NJ TO Marion Cutting. 120th-st'
IS 100 n " OF Sth-ave. | year. - g
Hoffman, Melchior. 10 American missionary "a
sos,,a,ion Nos 2Ss and 2o5 West 15th-s z
mortgages. years 100
sIAndon Edward II, 10 Patrick Norton. ON ave-
corner 5Sth-st. year. ...'.''''''S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
DEPARTMENT. Office. Super.

vIsing Architect. Washington. D. c. April II. 1899.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office
until o'clock p NJ. the 10th day Of May, 1899, and
then opened the erection and completion except heat
ing appa electric wire conduts and wiring Of
the Kitchen and Restaurant building and the ''Disin-
lection Bath and Laundry building tho u. s.
Immigrant Station, Ellis Island. New York Harbor in
with the drawings and specification copies
of which may be had this office the Office Of the
Superintendent Repairs. U. s. Court House and Post
once building. New York city JAMES kNOA IAf
IOR Supervising Architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Boulevard s. at centre block between io4th and
105th SITS. runs lls2x SDxllOSx3i the soe'"
ern New-Yo Baptist Association TO cara .o. ooo
Msnrosss No ST. 25exIcx25xoo Resale craser o. ooo
,2s,s Aan'n SEQ It Of 5th-ave 25xse Jane.
and George W McAdam 10 John II ana n .oo
sufrosst. $. s7s # Of Broomes,. issxSo; - NM
,es,s,. ae We Is Vest ~ sxes ii Tobias silver 49,
stone 10 Jacob c-haimowitz. $1,000
~ HD,s. Emo no to &c John Msr 200
1osihst No s4s East 25.4xlOO11x Irregular Sarah . ~
s.,hnst. No lis West s5xeo SrS5xss, John .. ooo
Farley, trustee 70 John corse 90 =, WITH, "'o'V
Y s .reeutor 10 Joseph Adrian 2O5co
Central PARK West. corner lo7h-st l7xlI5x ., IN
Interior Io, 100 II W Of Central Park West at
centre line block between Tooth and 10Th SITS;
runs n s2lx 75x s2ix e 70; Francis a mn
schnugg 10 Florence Gray. loud
Avenue A. corner SD St 25sxss Anna Mark o. ,oo
74l nss % No 'i ioi East 251c2 .; william W Hall
70 Emma II Croker =. 90 a "'
stephenson Company. Limited. TO Alfred 4, ,oo
same property: Mary samier ct a. hears, M
Same property: Albert wilcox and another. re .oo
2sthNst, IS * n W OF 4th-ave e5ssse John
Stephenson Company Limited TO MAX Boehm. oev'
Same property: Mary samler ct al heirs, 10 an
1sms property: Albert wilcox and another. &C ooo
27th-st. n e. $50 II W Of shave 75.lls6: John
Stephenson Company Limited TO Edward .sooo
same property; Mary f ssmer al. heirs. to 900
same property: Albert A wilcox and another. ,.ooo
seNsrs 70 sa a2s +. Of shave 5oros Ok ir-
regular: John Stephenson Company Limited TO 20 o.o
yssoS Drso.r,y Albert wilcox and another re
cevers. TO John Stephenson Company Limited % o.o
same sa nroperty: Mary samer ct al to 900
xOth-st i5O II OF 1st-aye 25x9s9: Thomas - -,o
b odell to Elizabeth Graham ........'.'..'' i''oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND

Transportation. OF the Interior Office OF
Indian Affairs Washington. D. c., March 80 1899 Sealed
proposals. Endorsed Proposals for beef -four trans
poiation, etc. as the be- and directed to the
Commssioner Of Indian Affairs 1902 State street Chi
cago. Ill, VIII be received until O'Clock OF Tues
day, April % 1899 Tor furnishing for the Indian Service
beef flour, bacon beans coffee, sugar rice and
other articles OF subsistence shoes.
groceries soap baking powder crockery agricultural
plemens paints oils glass. tnware. wagons harness.
leather findings saddey etc hardware school and
medical supplies and long list OF miscellaneous articles;
also bids for the transportation Of such Of the articles
goods and supplies not be contracted for be
delivered at the agencies Sealed proposals. Endorsed
Proposals for blankets wooden and cotton goods cloth
ing etc as the case may be- and directed 10 the Com
missioner OF Indian Affairs. Nos. II ard 10 wooster
street New York City. will b. received until o'clock.
p M Of Tuesday. Nay % 1890 furnishing for the
Indian Service. blankets wooden goods cloth
Ing notions. hats and caps must made out on
Government blanks. Schedules giving necessary
formation for bidders Will be furnished application
the Indian ONCE, Washington. d. @: Nos II and 10
Wooster street New York City. 1902 state street.
Chicago, Ill; the Commissares Of Subsistence. u. s. A.
at chheyenne Leavenworh Omaha. 81 Louis St Paul.
ton. Arkansas city Caldwell Topeka Wichita and Tue
son Bids Will he opened at the hour and days above
stated and bidders invited TO be present
hg The Department reserves the right determine the
point OF delivery and 10 reject and all bids.
part OF any BID. .,,-. w A. JONES. Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-21
Known as number
los Edgecomb Ave.

The approximate Of the lien charge TO SAT-
ify which described property Is 10 be solo Is
ST. 800 with thereon from 18th day OF February
1890 together with and allowances amounting TO
SIPS from March 25th 1899 together
with the expenses Of the sale The approximate amount
Of taxes assessments other liens which be
allowed the purchaser out Of the purchase money or
paid by Referee is 1882 T0l0O and interest. The
premises will be sold subject 10 first mortgage or
81 500 together with interest thereon from the 10Th day
Of December. 1893. at Sc annum.
Dated: New York. April 4. 1889 -