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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-03

rhr ses waatbai Telrs.hsns sszssas
wa@ in oqssasasa yesterday ana iass
aiKas. The cSaaevssuns wish o. wrrhed
vssF We-i. shrre acsaE nssso-sass aark
90 che sndacsspa wAscA hss hsshrrse
se~a so sruablascrns.
Thss sssssos was sssaalisho1 xssh =
view of hssarsax sassss a'cerer csn-
muainasSoa vita sbe wzlkAai dlsassrs-
lassnsd of osca separate sel.sshsnr IN
shsG secsSoa hcanr cnasncasa dlrecs
Eish she ceassai sszssoa. ssrT ase ss-~
coasccsod VITA tbe Waiassd saashon
F'rorn tbesc elxAs or asne ss-uak lines
sua to sAe csasrsl ssss5oas az ahis
snrsbod sAe tadocsspa- whsch scfsro
eslPa'ed comnnascasSoa. ss aone away
uiss ana clear oonaecsssa nsaAAlisih-
ea. tsraS Ross snd scadss Clr~-orn are
shr Operators a. waAhlhl-
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Hotel ConsSrt.

The Hawaiian Hotel prsssn'si a
Uye!y appearance last evening. Tae
grounds were crowded with people who
were listening TO the band. IL adI!tiaa
TO the band. the famous Quia;ettc club
discourscd sweet melody from the lanai
ot the hotel. The veraadas. Iaaais.
IN fact the wa5.c hotel. thronsei vith
strangers. the recent arrivals by che
Mo1na and Gagoanc. Manager Lucss
wore his usual happy smile ant stated
tha: this is only the beginning % wha;
Is 90 come There viii bc a dance and
general social time .; thc hose, Sa;uT-
day night.
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A COHpIniS MSaSIN is 70 Be
Enacted.
SOME CONFERENCES WERE HELD
This W . Break ths Dead LSss- -
Extra Session no, Necessary.
THO Terms

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-03

Jee Czsesnp. shs selrsgssns ssssaasa
ever ssar~ sbsfc Nas = sSfe system &C
commaabnsssDa Ia sbs spSn. sSls sson
ieave Isoasiala pssasps arrer SO re-
tara se takes passage Soc Guam ny
she seattle schpDasT BESSIE " ssarssns.
shSch - hefc 81 F'gsie 80 Nsnila with
cargo &C Ntne. Cazsn - she p.ace &C
assrsh of NFs Casziao ard be nae frsespds
and relatives sbes~. gse resssas 50 me
place as = raass5oaaFFs sss w1as rorp-
pes5ed "a leave sb-se 90 scryuns of sbe
severity of spzaish rule zss ss s,-shssss
ghe hzsasssz rnas sa ~. -xur5c 80 arpSw
ghst she sszss aad ssFsp-s nsS noas
over 49, place.
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Tdward o'RrsSa s~.iJ

IT, ts1war1 oIefass- shs s.als NAlc.s
sas WRECKED oa ghe sves e. ssx days
ara. v,as ss'1 Yss' rs'azg tF Aszsaupe-r
Ncfraa. 49, rssc- naeais,st 80 sAe saaas
sss 49,. for ths csrss fssh. TIE @n-
rhcrs and t.asss wrru ans aac.aaea az
ssnse ssscos. TlssF ~lIi - ssad az sszDs
fssure siras
TIE parcazsss Nas q. n Rsssin. 10.
is szsd ~ rsssessas = sFnaiusie. srsn-
espasiy pf nr-nhsFs os sAs cAastssnl. |.
E'--d 60. us shinazs shas Nb.a tAs
saiP IL rs,isv~s 90 49, csss aad nars
% b.r cargo. SO caa hs sawed. w@k
sac in1~aiaie1E t.axua ~ she pur-
chaser NoNsrd sAkiaE oas she ~,oAi.
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o Sc5oco6sS SSsc.

NEW YORK. Feb. pa Sun cable.
dated Manila. February 23rd. at $3.50 a.
m. says: Notwithstanding the close
watch that has been kept upon the
natives in the city. they. rs a result OF
a conspiracy among their leaders. at
tempted last night to destroy Manila
with fire. In order to- make sure OF
success the inCendiaries planned to
start coniiagrations in three different
quarters of the city. believing the
flames would soon get beyond control
and they would then have n chance TO
kill the foreigners here and pillagc
their property.
Santa Cruz. San Nicolas and Tondo
were the quarters selected for starting
the fires. and those who were chosen to
apply the torch did their work only too
well. In n short time after the fires
were discovered the flames had sprsad
to such extent that the destruction of
the city was threatened. Troops and
foreign residents worked manfully to
check the fires. but II was not until this
morning that the flames We're under
control and the city out OF danger.
the confusion attending the work of
fighting the fire. native sharpshooters.
who were concealed in the vicinity OF
the burning quarters. fired upon the
troops. In the Tondo quarter seven
members OF the Minnesota Regiment
were wounded. including Capt. y. G..
Robinson OF Company c. There was
the widest excitement among the
natives and they were primed for n gen
eral uprising. Strong guards were
stationed everywhere about the town
and the natives were awed into submis-
sion by the show OF force. Matters are
quieting down at the time this dis
patch is sent.
| Ample evidence that the uprising oi
last night was planned Is forthcoming
1t has developed that every house thai
was fired was marked with red paint
While the American troops were fight
ing fires, hose was repeatedly cut. i
is estimated that fully 1000 building
were destroyed. There has not beer
much disorder in the city. for policing
was very strict.
There is firing east OF the city today
beyond Santa Mesa. but IL is mostl.
lskirmishing.
| MANILA. Feb. 23.-The dash OF tn
4 att1AA -|AAeS AAeo AtltA0 AAAA1 aAeFA sAess
provoked the sharpest fight OF IN
week. They took possession OF Tond
bridge and barriCaded the roads. The
engaged the Thirteenth Minnesota.
battalion OF the Second Oregon. a bat
alion OF the Twenty-third Infantry an
a battalion OF the Fourth Cavalry. The
fought from house to house. and iiuall
stood on Tondo bridge. They wcr
finally driven TO the beach. where IN
, MonadnOCk shelled them. The iusu-
! gent loss was heavy. while that of th
, Americans was slight.
Attacks were also made on the front
OF Macarthur at Caloocan and Hale q
: san Pedro MaCati. Both were Tepuise,
: the latter with severe losses 20 On
!. rebels. In the attack OF the rebels o
Tondo cotton mills c. =. Simpson an
John Ellie. Englishmcn. were wount
ed. the former severely. Gen. HuEhe
the provost marshal. has led the troor
! in fighting the fires tn the city. and h7
. displayed rare courage. Several Amei
lean women have been fred upon IN a
streets OF the city.
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Frank Turtnn MunnLsL.

Among the iisi of wounJoi wA.ch
appeared IN the iIs; san FraDciscu
papers was ScrEt. Frank y. Turtoa
wounded in the forehead Slightly. Tur-
ton is a sergeant ia Company X. Firr
California. and j. well known here
Both he and his brother George ar,
At Manila with the California resi-
men;. Both 0f them are ISLAND boy.
and have relatives in Hnoiuiu. AIRS
J. !. Sullivan - their cousin and Mrs
= Harrison their aunt.
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New Mission.

The Moana brought three young la
dies. Miss Bushleld. Miss Whistler and
Miss ChCcscman. Who iuJcnd TO open
a branch of the Pcnsel Mission Work in
this city. This mission will max. tAs
,wcnty-afth on tho list Of Pcnici Mis-
sions. and the third one that has been
planted outside the stores of the Unit
ed States. the other two being in Dom
.ay. India. and PoFthaid. Egypt.
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With the PrcsidSnt.

7 At the banquet given TO Prcsidsnt
in Bostoa recently. Mr.. W. II.
Castle OF this city. cx-Hawaiisn Min
istcr tn Washington. was at the table
OF the guest of honor. The Islander
and the Chief Executive OF the United
States had formed n pleasant aequaiuJ-
anCe some years ago. Others ~ this
table were Secretary Long. the head %:
the Navy Department. and the Cover
nor of Massachusetts.
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Flower G.ardca.

Mrs =. ~. sasnzy and Ma G. "a
Roi. the representative % she Hospital
f'loucr Society. apFsarci before ths
Cabin-t yesterday ia regard 90 ths
proposed Esr5sa site. The visAss q.
the Society vcrc cxPlalaed 90 ths Cab
irst. the members % whseA wcFo IN
thnTuuEh accord vith che We've at-
vaucci DrHusse scsioa v5li be sskea
as the next msrsinEs
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the M11na has been organized ana ALL
leave tn q day or tao. i; is Planned
60 so to uiio and the volcano aud th~u
from there visit other points % Interest
oa ne big ISLAND. IL wii b. ia the
charge % NJ. u. =. Kaiser.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-03
THE CANAL.

WASHINGTON. Feb. ss.-The
Nicaragua canal question has
} taken on a new phase which
promises victory for the fricuds
Of the waterway. For some days
, n feeling has been deVciopius
that the commtttai of the Gov
erument to the plan OF building
} the canal u All that properly
can be done at this session.
Should a provision BE- passed
which gives the President pow
cr to- negotiate the necessary
) treaties for the ccssion of Land
and privileges for the canal. and
) should provision be made for
carrying ON the preliminary
} work. this would be sufficient for
} this session OF Congress. In cas.
this IA accomplished nothing
) more than diplomatic work
) would be possible before next
) session. Even with an appfo-
, pristion OF siis.OCO. 900 only the
first steps could b. taken before
; the meeting OF the next Con
, gTess.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-03

Rpb-ri oxaarl. che tarnoss cane ani
teft sugar tnsa. has pzrehased Arg
block % T-9i estate sa Szn Frzacssca.
Hcary s. Goar. whB ts tnse PzFEz~r 90
giusFd Po,isis. v'ho p vc.. kagva in
Ioaois,u on accouat 90 hss recens ss-
gar deals. has also Parraassi > t2tless
.rcs.deace ia san Francesca. trr. ro5-
.i's himself has lnvrssel so-ns % sss
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ILLNESS oF Kirr1No

NsW YORK. rcbs z3-The
follDgsnE b.l1eisn Hzs issued a.
1nsSe suasEhs ~ sbs s,hFslcla1s
ssssndiaE RpdFsrd Ksp'5aEs
-Nr. kipssnE hss had q fsissF
Comfortable SsF. alshoaFh sa
sbe szss sfiefD~Da aod rsfaF
sVsasaEs as uSasllF Asppeps.
she sFmfsnms hsFe t,sscofEe
ssgas ss fhfF ssfe sasg Fsersaz.
lInf nui sogfrs
Sooa afsrT she t5sl5sssn We
p8ssrt tgf. 1sasssF Nas asfod
5f NJ k53linE-s rpsssdF wac pgt
iike1F % surn tnso Fasurpoass.
and ~ sr9liefs Probably
Wa farther opnss5o1rd az 20
J whesbsF buih 1naEs ar aow az
fectnf. ur. lanrWSF ssse she a -
) .ssr u2s p1lF Ga 5is foafsh dsF
) sad snssnssad shst anF positive
, dszEnnsss az she s8Hr Uas srn-
soss5t'r.
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r'szrla lases 90 Foccat ns.rratinsss "a a.
s. pe1 ressffae-. Cssnsaa 1saos. an
-srr rnan NO raaae asrBe ,acsr s.l.ec-
aiai5oa ia ssEar iass,y. hss s,srrAass.d
= Eaeoe - rvssaears fsoc.usr Ia San
F'raarssoa. vai1s g. eea.
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Only a few more days left tn which
tn get bargains az the great barkrup;
sale az l.. II. Ks-r's. So as 20 make 10
more interesting r. ~. cnrasts and asz
millinery will be added 20 the Ia; os
bargains for the next three days This
Is a grand opportunity. Doa't miss it.
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, WASHINGTON. Feb. %
. Gen. Otis cabled the War De
. partment as follows:
) MANILA, Feb. 23.-Adjutant
!. General. Washington: Deter
. mined cVorts were made to burn
!. the cit. last night. Buildings
I. were fired in three different sec
I. tions of the city. The fires were
. controlled by the troops after
I. severe labor. \ considerable
(. number OF incendiaries were
{. shot and few soldiers were
(. wounded. Early this morning
(. large body OF insurgents made
(. demonstration of MacArthur's
{. front, near Caloocan. and were
{. repulsed. The loss OF property
. by fire last night Is probably
o half a million dollars.
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Island ENcmrSioFi.

An Island excursion party consist
ing OF about 25 people who arrived ~
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Hostile Filipil0S EliGaVOF to
Destroy Manila.
FIRE AND OTHER FIGHTING
Rebel Sharpshooters Do Soue
Deadly Work-Many Natives
Killed in SkIrmishes.
GEN. OTIS REPORT.

aac.eeoo..oee....
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Samuel Gcidsticker has sold for Mrs. Kate B.
fill avcnre. 76.S feet south OF Eightieth
'ssTy firm Of stern 4 ~.Rushmore. will erect. a
handsome private residence on the site. The
ceiling price was about 100000.
l, sisP l, Meyer lie :oia the two il%ve;ssSry apart;
West N%ipetieth street. fol, about 100000.
g11tO, on the southwest corner OF Central
Park West and lOIth street. and the rlot, 75x
i'd. adjoining on the street. to Patrick Memoir
row for S7O.0OU. Mr.. McMorrow gives in part
sssTfm n III house. on lot 34xio6. 10. III Gem.
Paul Mayer has sold for the Raynor estate to
strauss a hotmsrhiIq Ine p'o,; n2ai aS on ne
street. He has sold for Strauss & Rothschild
The two fve-story, flats. on lots 25xl00. in
course Of erection, loG r 4 respectively; at the
street and the northeast corner OF Eighth ave-
nue. and 14lst street. and for the %Bernheimer
estate the flve-story fiat. on lot 25x10O.S. on
the northeast corner Of Lexington avenue and
j. Edgar Ieaycraft has sold. in conjunction
with I. A., Cruikshank & Co., Nos. 1879. 740 and
lr. The buyer is said to be an investor
". Kamak has. sold for the estate Of Corne-
Illus \. Hoaeland the block front on the east
10th and l0ist streets and the adjoining plot
On the south side Of 1O1st street. 2OOx1OO.
The three.story brownstone dwelling. on lot
4 ported sold.
Charles Buerman & Co. have sold for Maher
I hTodebush the three-story stores. 27x7Ox100.
4 10 572 Manhattan avenue. to Valentine Holch
4 for $4,000.
Loventeld & Prayer nave sold to Isidore
Aishkind the old tenements. on plot 36.3x10O.
Scs. 204 and 2Oti Madison. street. and to Sam
ssl, Borowsky the old building. on plot 25N
68. No. 12l Orchard street.
Arthur Gorsch has sold for E. A. IhlenberR
Eps. 5l2to 5ls East Seventy-sixth street. for
about So, O0O.
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,rbouch Monday Ia the customary dull day
," ,G, ,oalty market. Yesterday was an excep-
- very fair amount OF business was done
u W. contract, and one important parcel
"VIii.,nsod Of in the auction room. Among
sNsr.ya,e sclcs were those OF an inside iot on
Wv, ,vcnur. between Seventy-ninth and
INn.i,,h streets; three buildings on Wash
H. street, Nos. 73S. $40 and AZ. and two
me.n,o,, holses on West Ninet!eth street,
.bIch sold for about 100000.
w. ~, Tho auction room the most interesting
un, was the Hotel Gerlach. n tcn-story
.",o,nro nj No. 40 West Twenty-seventh
~, which was secured by the plaintiffs In
,.,,c,osure proceedings for 100000. The
wi N,II,,iNs worc the trustees OF the Peabody
Education Fund
Tho sheriff levied IN three attachments
..,,nst the Apartment Hotel Company. which
~. boon carrying on the Gerlach. They are In
,~or NJ tho following creditors: Theodore
sh,,lhol2 & Son. 81 .203 for meat and poultry:
,.,,ioL Mccarthy. SAL for plastering. and
pa,son F. Sanford & Co, S254 for milk. The
s..,ir seized some Of the furniture In the
sn,,I The attachments were precipitated by
~, tor,rlostre sale. The Apartment Hotel
Cnrp,ry took hold o. the property in Decem-
~ ,,st. when II was sold under foreclosure Of
..cond mortgage. and 1t was said that the
'.ord mortgage ~bondholdcrs organized the
omrnny, which was Incorporated under New
,.rar laws, with a capital stock Of $4,000.
,W,r Paige became President and John Larkin
r,,,surer. Tho attachments we're obtained
An the ground that it is a foreign corporation.
The Victoria Hotel. a thirtcen-story un1n-
,had structure on Thirty-fourth street near
SsrAnth avenue. was transferred yesterday
tr Meyer Grayhead to Charles F. Wildey for a
,n,sideration Of S3S5. 600. Mr.. Wildey. who
,,hs proprictor of the Cosmopolitan Hotel. at
gamblers street and West broadway. gave a
nortsage on the property to the seller amount
iig to 1886 5000.
The resolutions relative to the Franchise
Ia. bill adopted by the Real Estate Board OF
Rockers and several similar organizations
ware forwarded to Gov. Roosevelt yesterday.
md A number of the members Of the various
h,dIes will 60 to Albany to attend the hearing
m the bill.
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Public AotireE.
DETER F. MEYER, A~UCTIoNEER.
SALE OF LEASES OF oITY PROPERTY.

TIE C%oMPTRotLER OF THE CITY OF NEW
ders of yearly yentAls, at his once In tho Stewart
building. No. $50 Broadway. on
THURSDAY, APRIL 81, 1890.
:. - s,sleGt M MD Lease. y, ~ t ;o, the term of Ave :, Year,:
srty. belonging TO the Corporation of the City Of New
Land-Borough of Brooklyn.
l.. The property on Barren Island belonging to
the City or New York. Consisting Of about IL acres
OF land.
Buildings-Borough of Manhattan.
2 The premises on the essterly side Of the old
avenue and 2.s6 feet south Of the southerly line Of
avenue s7.o7 feet to the centre line Of tho block:
7 7p' rs feet to- Tho e'e easte ri line Of the Old cS Dsen
sssseriy line Of The old croson xausdue. propesty to
the point or place Of beginning. together with the
8. The premises on the southeasterly corner Of
Fifty second street. being Sc feet and 4 Of an inch
on West One Hundred and Fifty second street:
% % ,S feet ia and Sr = of an tnSs along snS = tse fe we' is l51 lin:
on Amsterdam avenue, together with the buildings
.. The premises on the north SIDE of West Ono
Hundred and Fifty.hrst street. 225 feet east Of Am.
sterdam avenue. being 30 feet in front and rear and
81 feet IL inches IN depth on each SIDE. together
with the buildings thereon.
8. The prerts.s on the north side OF West One
stsrdani srsnue. being Is fsctin front aud rear and
50 feet IL inches In depth on each side. together
with the buildings thereon.
Hundred and Fifty-nrst street, 12b feet east OF Am:
sterdam avenue. being 90 feet in front and rear and
pv feet II inches in depth on each side. together
with the buildings thereon.
Market CELLARS Borough of Manhattan.
7. Cellar No. l. Centre Market Building.
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Mechanics' Liens.

Andrews az, es, 25Os Hampden st, 5o11oo:
Campbell ..."n-"H' s1so 90
Maple st. 3, Westchester; vicenzo Grill VS.
Maria l. Santi and ano. .."... OF 10
Woody Crest av. W =. rs n l64th at. 25xl0o:
Chas F. Reid vs Chas BIaden. ............ 30 90
vs. Theodore Dinkeiberg ,.'......'''. rs 90
Same prop: George Pfster vs. same. ......... 100 90
Edmund saarbach and ano '....,,.,.. 1880 90
Same prop: Vermont Marble Co VS. same. -. 1o5 40
13oth st, 100 W; Jacob Winter va Gertrude
NJ Raymond II 90
Hockey and ano vs. Louis Lutjens. ."...... $40 80
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Market BuildinEs-BorouRh of Manhattan.
IL. The upper / art of the northerly portion Of
the Centre Market building. now leased TO Brian
@. Hughes.
10, The Offices fronting on the Sixth avenue
aide of the second and third floors OF the Jener-
SON Market building, and the room in the easterly
tower OF the same.
For terms and conditions Of sale and further par
uculars, see City Record. No. 2 City Hall.
The Comptroller shall have the right to reject
any bid II deemed to be for the best interest Of
By order OF the Commissioners of the Sinking
r A. OLE
Comptroller.
oity OF New York-DepArtment Of Finance.
Comptroller's Once, April 10, 1899. [
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Leases.

Columbus av, 954, Q " cor 10th st; Thos I
Martin to Chas Bauer, 8 yrs. .....r......
Mott st, 1873; John Palmieri to Italia DAN
Mott st, li8; Vito Cunino to Ercola Cantei-
mo. s yrs,
Mulberry st. 1872: same to same. 3 yrs.......
Spring st, 24O; Ernest z VI Bullowa to James
McGiuley. 8 yrs.
sd av. n cor s2d st: F W Mertens. Jr. to
Robert Minrsth. 8 yrs: :..,""...."n".
xth ay, 1928: tredk Saltzsieder to MAI
Loeb, 8 yrs, ......
9th st, 6Is E; Henry KrAcke to Nathan Cane.
9th 81. gag f; Louisa stubeuvoll to George
Helm and Ano. 8 yrs. -. .,....,.:.
nth av. n G cor l3Oth st. 24.11xI4; Theo F
Tone TO wm b Bohart. 6 yrs ......:..l.5oo
s7th st, 232 f; August Wolf and ano to
i22d at, 2e1 z; Hyman Kalman and ano
to Hugo Kuntz. 8 Yrs.
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Plans Filed for Now Buildings.

Broome st, 8o2-3o5: six.story stores and
straub. architects; cost ....~..'"'',,. $4,000
Henry st, 219-221; two hve-story AMI base.
Langley, architect; cost. ...,.:':"-~., $4,000
21th st, 35-37 r: ~six-story bachelor apart
MuIlinEen. architect; cost. .o'...'I.... $4,000
9th st. II f: Improvement to dwelling: c
cost 5000
1Osth at. n 8. $50 e Columbus ay: hve-story
son, architect; cost. .,."..~.D." $4,000
125th st. = 4. II e Boulevard: four Ave
Dicferson, architect; cost ",,,.'..t".,.O 1000
12sth 1T. S 8, 20 e Park av; ~six.story fat;
rose, architects; cost. .-....'............' rs. 1000
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fion; Plot l25x14O; executors sale. estate OF
f'ooert Mckim.
NJ JAMES L. WELLS.
flshkil Hudson. southeast corner New
Jury ana south avenues colonial dwallinU
outhouse, &C.. seven acres land trustees sale
estate OF Charles Davies.
ny HERBERT \. HERNIA
street. 50Nl54 80 feet: foreclosure sale: two.
s.nry frame dwelling. with one-story frame
sInnln; Elihm Thomson VS.. Hettie Knox ct al
a. Sitsrrtt,i ~ Rogers. attorneys: John. Proctor
ana Interest; costs and a aTileSmeee; y? s35i &
anu interest taxes. assessments. &c, 81, 304.8 30
and interest.
ny d. PHTNtX INGRAHAM 4 co.
West 10th. street. No. 1OS. south side. 181
story brick dwelling: foreciosuro sale: ali
ada j. Reed; benjamin i Loeser. attorneys
s sfflSG costs .; ts'ss2 2g1S,s ge anG i;nt due on r%i i}Hdsm mer
cages. $4,000 and 81. 200 and interest.
BY JOHN y.
west l5lst street. south side, o feet east OF
Ninth avenue, 225x5Ox1SOx Irregular. except
Ing the east plot. 15x5O. 500 feet east Of Ninth
and, interest: also right. title and. interest to
land under water: Anna Maria Tuttle VS.. Adrian
Tuttle ct al; ". D. Harrison. attorney: Edward
=, -MeCa,l. referee; taxes and assessments.
S6,5c5.S2 and interest.
BY ADRIAN II. MULLER 4 SON.
Fast Thirty.third street. Nos. POT and 700.
north side. ,3UEtt feet cast Of Third avenue.
ts;o t'X4n 5.sxl0I; two ttye;story
premises are sold, ssl and interest; costs and
n,lowanses. $l44+ g and interest taxes, assess.
prior mortsage: $4,000. and blanS seD'n mort t.
gage, $40. 1O2. 10.
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Auction Sales.

hrday Peter +. Meyer 4 Co. sold. in fore
.psure. the three flve-story brick fats. 75xS5x
lM1I69. Nos. S2S to 1872 st. Nicholas avenue.
;, the plaintiff. Arthur J. Foster. for S117.75S.
ie t~en;story brick building. known as the
Hotel Gerlach, lOOx9S.9. Nos. 40 to SIS West
IIEenty-seyenth street. to the plaintiffs. the
William Kennedy sold. in foreclosure. the
,yNo;story brick dwelling. on lot ,2Ox10O. No.
ESl franklin avenue. to the plaintiff. Henry
Nge, for s., 100.