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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
MARTIN MAHON DEAD.
PROPRIETOR OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOTEL
AND COMPLAINANT IN MOORE BADGER CASE
DIES FROM CONSUMPTION.

Martin Mahon proprietor Of the New-Amsterdam
Hotel, died Sunday al Redlands, Cal. Death
due consumption. MahOn will be remembered as
complainant in the rather notorious badger case
against w A Moore and his wife Fayne Moore
This occurred about two years ago Moore after
sensational trial. was sentenced 10 nineteen years in
the penitentiaTy. Mrs. Moores first trial resulted
in a disagreement of the jury and when the time
arrived for a second trial Mahon could not be
found and said that he had gone 10 Canada
Finally the Indictment against Mrs. Moore was
quashed 8lahOn was born in Ireland about fifty
ive years ago. he learned the trade Of br!ckay-
ing. and with Edward Coyne came TO this country
where the into the contracting business
and made great deal OF money. Seven years
ago they erected an apartment house al Fourth
into q hotel, Mr.. Mahon leaves a wife and three
daughters, living al No. l27 East Twenty-rrst-st
in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
cosTELLo'g DIVORCE SUIT DISMISSED

BUFFALO MAN MAKES NO APPEARANCE-HIs
WIFE HAS A COUNTER SUIT.
The action for an absolute divorce brought by
John Il. Costello against Mrs. s Caroline Cos
telIo on the ground of inidelty, UP for trial
in the Supreme Court yesterday before Justice Nc
Adam and jury There was appearance on
behalf of Costello, and on the motion Of House.
Grossrnan Vorhaus, attorneys for Mrs. Costello
the complaint dismissed. Mrs. Costello in her
answer denies the charges made against her and
charges her husband with improper conduct with
q governess in their family She has action
pending for a separation account Of Costello's
alleged desertion of her and mis- failure 10 support
her. She further charges him with cruelty. Mrs.
Costello is present receiving $500 temporary
alimony pending the trial OF her suit
The parties were married in 1881 and have four
sons who have been, since they finally separated,
in the custody Of their father Costello fell in for
a large fortune the death OF his father, Patrick
II. Costello, who founded the town of Costello,
Penn where he erected a large tannery. Costello
lives Buffalo. bur spends most OF his time in
Arizona, where he has large business interests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
RrBEys's ~HOLY FAMILY" SEIZED.
- MAY BE FORFEITED TO THE UNITET
STATES FOR UNDERvALUATION.

II MAY BE FORFEITED TO THE UNITED
STATES FOR NATURALIZATION
snsciaI Inspector Charles Z Traitteur, Of the law
sivfsion q the Custom House, and Special Agent
Norton yesterday seized the Rubens picture The
Ezolv Family Al the gallery OF Fifth-ave- art
dealer The painting was entered al the local Gus
TIN House or December = last by Eugene Fischof,
an arr dealer IN The Aston Court Building. No. p
West Thirrv-fourtl-st- L valued al $4,000 and
vas passed by the United States appraisers, and
6urv was paid on the fixed valuation. II has since
been ascerrained by Inspector Traitteur that the
ra.rriug was undervalued some $1,000. having been
sold az executors sale of the estate Of Sir Cecil
Niles. Bart. ~ London last May for f&,I15, or
alJuJ $4,000.
The seizure was ordered because of this alleged
III. arra.lation II VIII be resubmitted 70 the
T--I.-l States General Appraisers SDd should they
O-le- ~ per cent increase on the original Valua-
-.T- the picture. under the Jaw. will become an
absolute forfeiture 10 the United States Govern
1--- i TIE valuation is INCREASED from % 10 ~
ra- cel-. a graded penalty VIII be imposed. IN ad-
l.f-rr rhe additional duties -
a-cur-l.E Inspector Iraitteur- Mr.. h-scnorI
be- has disposed OF the painting 20 the Firth
+tsleE private sale The picture SHOWS Inc
importing the infant Jesus sIandlng on ner
g.. whom 81. John stretches Out MS arms. IN
fast inches long and feet inches woe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
RE7oLU710Y YIPPED N THE BUD.
PRESIDENT OF SALVADOR REPUBLIC CoNFs.
GATES ALLEGED INSURGENTS FUNDS,
a REPORT SAYS.

From san Salvador. Republic Of Salvador, comes
the Of a revolutionary movement recently
l:pped Il the bud. and OF the conhscation by the
Government Of $4,000 belonging to Dr. lose AIfaro,
Tho. 4 s reported 10 lead the revolt. DR.
Afs-o was formerly Vice-President Of the repub-
L. but foT some months he has been in Honduras
conspiring for the overthrow CT President Tomas
RegElado. Il Is sald. Dr. Alfaro IS wealthy and II
< reported that instructed his representative in
s1r Salvador BUY draft NeW-Yor for so, 900
teF Ire purchase Of and ammunition. The
sEell cid this bur President RegaIado learned Of
ne p4or, me report runs. ana Immediately took
posksssio- Of the money, and also caused the ar
resi- o. -he revolutionary agent The payment Of
re 1-a-t stopped. and the revolution has been
temporarily abandoned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
CONSOLIDATING ELECTRIC COMPANIES.

'Ailother step n the proposed consolidation OF the
N''lleFn New-Jersey electric lighting companies
"as lsksA yesterday. when notices sent out
--S'-hg The stockholders Of thirteen electric
s---1s companies IN Hudson and Essex counties
- . vote On q proposition 20 place these COM
PalsA n Tie control Of the United Electric Com
go, "t-ich was organized some time ago The
go -aeAt and Power Company is taking the
-rs-,--..l- -s consolidation IL Is said 70
r. 49, TIE stock n TIE separate companies
h. - 7,l-e company viii cancel al itE holdings
irss1~ eSsi-aEaie companies and merge them with
TS-,,e.s S.ssI which II VIII be merged with the
y -1 ---ectr1c Company, which viii finally take
= -sniparles m other counties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
r~i EXPERTS At WORK on DUTIES.

E-. 1lEE-s To FIX STANDARDS FOR THE COL
LECTION OF CUSTOMS
-se Beard Of United States Tea Experts began
--- aruual meeting AT the Public Stores yester-
l.r afler1o0n. This Board is appointed by the
szr-ar-- q the Treasury, and its duty is 10 fix
-.a z-1udaris OF tea 10 be used during the year
te-tu-lnE Ny next The members are George
f-az Ell. New-Y0rk; A P Irwin. Philadelphia;
ta-s5eld Lowell. san Francisco; George H Macy,
Ns1-Ylrk. George Y McMurray. Chicago; E. A
s-ucve-. Chicago. and Il O. Woodwork. Boston.
The Board VIII probably be in session for week,
ard i vii then forward 70 the Secretary Of the
Treasury samples q ali The kinds OF imported.
pruna5-y twenty II number These standard sam
PES vii the inspection points in
Inc country. and teas imported viii be judged by
them Under The law Of 1897 tea which IS judged
10 be adul-e-aIed be admitted into the country
e. al. The TEA inspection points are Newly Ork,
Chicago. s. Paul. san Francisco and Tacoma.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREAE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YORK.-Ieorge F Victor. Plaintiff. against Charles
4. Beardsey others. Defendants
n pursuance a Judgment Of Foreclosure sale,
the abOvesntitled action,
day II February. 1900, L, the under
signed the Referee said judgment named will sell
Public New York Real Estate Sales Room.
Broadway, Borough of Manhattan, City OF
New York. day March. 1900 u O'Clock
noon T. Meyer, Auctoneer, the directed
by judgment be SOLD and therein described fol
lows;
certain lot piece parcel OF land with the
building lying and being the
Twenty-sscond ward the Borough OF Manhattan, in
the City bounded and described fol
lows: Beginning the Southerly side Of Sew
enty-hrst street, distant e.ghty-two $50 0)
Westerly formed the inter5ec-
Westerly side OF West End Avenue with the
side Seventy-n-st Street running thence
souhery parallel West End Avenue eghtytour S4l
l5) inches. thence Westerly, parallel with
seyenty-ars Street l feet and ~ ineAss
thenes Northeriy, parallel with West End Avenue
eignty-feuT nvs 90 inches the Souhery
Street and thence Easerly along the
said southery SIDE OF ssveny-hrsI Street seventeen G7
and 81 the point place Of beginning
Dated New York. March 5th 1900.
AUGUSTUS VAN WICK. Referees.
}. a. MecFEHRY Pins ATTY. lls Nassau ST. y, =
property will he sold subject nrst mortgage
$50 ooooo Accrued interest the of ss per AMMAN
viii be allowed purchaser OF his bid.
The following diagram Of the property. It's street
No. is 5o4 W list ST..
list Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York.-ANNA N. ROGERS. Plaintiff against JOHN
H. STYLES. JR-. ct al Defendants
In pursuance of judgment OF
made and entered above action bearing
date the 18th day OF February. 1900.
I. UNDERSIGNED, the Referee in Judgment
named VIII sell al public auction the New
Estate Sales Room. No III Broadway Borough
Manhattan City OF New York. 18th o March,
1900 twelve o'clock r
Meyer a. Company, auconeers BY
said Judgment be Sold described fol-
lows:
ALL those four certain lots. pieces
with the buildings and cted
situate. lying being Twelfth ard Of the
Borough OF Manhattan, City New York. ana
described follows BEGINNING al a point on TIRE
souhery side OF l3rd Street distant 2Ool
feet Eastery from the southeasery
and Amsterdam Avenue: running parallel
with Amsterdam Avenue One and twelve f2a
feet t6 inches thence running Easerly and parallel
with lS3rd Street hundred feet. running
Northerly and again parallel Amsterdam Avenue
hundred twelve fil2} feet inches to the
souhery side OF i62rd thence running West
ery along he southerly side hundred
Goo feet to the point or place Of beginning
Dated New York. February 17th 1900
ADAM WIENER.
MERRILL & ROGERS Attorneys for plaintiff III Broad
way, Manhattan. New York csty
The following Is diagram be
described above said premises having no reet
numbers;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

8sth-st No A West, 2Ox9s.9: Joseph McBir-
5th-ave. n cor s7th-st. 5osxi4o with strip ad-
Joining on east side: also sTth-st. : $50 IT
west side Benjamin stern to cTooKeT Gf6rd
ad-ave, e $. 17611 It Of I74th-st, 551:o ;, Ed
12 Hathan % co- 1oot-s 2I6o 70 exterior line
Margaret Zimmerman. trustee. TO Clementina
12th-aHs cor lo4,h-st. 100 1lx9oo to exterior
line; Margaret zimmerman. trustee, etc, to
1eh-@i' :. s6s.7 it W Of shave ooxs2xo 7xe2;
Isabel Ffckeisen ct al 70 Helen Juiliiard
Same property; Calvin 0 Billings quit
5th-aVe. $. 5o2 IT of sad-st. 52xiOo; FL
Hottie Little 10 William Solomon ...,..-.....,..
12h-ave 1O3d-st 100 11x906; Sophia r C
12th-ave W $. 100 Il Of looth-st 26xsoo; Sophia
l2th-avt, cor l0Sd-st, lO0.l1xSO0; same TO
,o same aultcai6 o 80 ,,x,. same
as trustee. to ..--......-... Il
12Ih-ave W cor 1olst-st, IOoIIxso0; same
l2th-ave " cor iolst-st. 100 llxeoo; also l2th-
s,t % aS Of o tSoht -SHo scphia
Sophia r c F1lrniss lstee...-.....-....-.-....
5th-ave n e cor s7th-st. 6Osx140. with strip ad-
Joining on east side; also S7th-st n g $50 II
Of 5th-ave, 25xIoos with strip adjoining on
istrators, etc: to BENJAMIN stern .........,...
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company trustee,
10 Juliet Hotehkiss 4 part o.
Place. 25x95; Louis Eickwort to John ana Anna
12th-at, Nos 81 and sii4 west, 25reo 1ox25 e1
50. Lsetit.a Hanson 10 George A Hearn. p
5th-ave 5 100 # Of l5th-st. 3+x1+5x irregu-
lar Lille G Field 20 Juliet NJ Hotchkiss. y part
5sth-st, 100 fl W OF 7th-ave 75xloO5; Ahram
Bernard Jennie Sterns-
l42d-st No 5i2 West, 15x99.11; John Garvin
10 EhaTteS Murphy. ~
Vanderbilt-ave W corner 1S6th-st, 100xl40
Charles Strauss referee 70 john c Barr.
Bedford-st No 81 W s, 25Zloo; John J Jackson,
and trustee, TO Lillian Z Bates =
6lst-st s. q " 10th ave 50xlo0.5; James
Martin to Frank II Hubert and another. Al
44th-st. s 1875 II Of Lexington-ave. 15xloo.S
Annie NJ Gaffney Annie z Boyle. ...........
I25th-st n 5. 10 Fl Of 2d-ave, 75Xs9. II; George
Kitching to Henry Andersen ana another. II
I29th-st E 5 35s II e Of Sth-ave, 42x99-11; Henry
Andersen and another TO George Kitching 81
7Oth-st, 323 n Of Avenue A. 260- 2xi0e.5x
irregular TO 69til-st x 200. 10: Henry p Rogers
al. executors and trustees TO Hammond .
Typewriter Company OF
Lot l3 TO IT. block 29i2. map OF 176 lots Bath
gate estate: Moses ] sneudaira, referee, 20 Nor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
16srd Street.

The approximate amount Of the lien charge to satisfy
which described property Is be 81
0i95e with from the 18th day
ary 1900 together with and allowances amounting
SIPS February 16 1900
with the expenses OF the sale.
$50 600 each and mortgages for $4,000 each.
which said there been
principal OF sT32O0 Interest said mort
at the Of six per per annum, the
approximate OF interest which will due said
four mortgages the 18th day of March. 1900
go IA
Dated New York. February IT. 1900.
ADAM WIENER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
0REEED PoLTcEMAN: cArsED RUYAWAY.

Bicycle Policeman Reilly stopped Michael Levin,
oealsT Il leather findings OF No. SIS West Fifty
s-eono-sl. II Central PARK West, al Ninety aft n
-~aS levin got or and complied In resuHling
Is seat ne took hold OF only one rein. and his
r.3S tsn away Policeman Reilly gave chase
= N-aef-eIs-st. ne caught the runaway by the
-.--s ana was thrown of his wheel. He re-
I--1iso, and AZ EigEtleth-st. managed 70 stop the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
LIKELY 10 APPEAL DECISION ON CALLS. .

1o--scIoT Treat said yestersay that The covern-
- ~o24o probably appeal from the decision Of
:. = -Aeo1bs. Of the Cnited States Circuit Court
&c Acf1on brought by Stephen V White against
U.s. tor r1s recovery % The sum OF s6os maid
So, protest Tor S02o r-o-oerr war -e,,e-,a
SCI, Nn1cn the Government REQUIRED 70 he a.
corr. Wtst ere known - ''ce.lg JloeS "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06

SIEhEME OOGh Is GOINI1 Of NEW
- YORK.-George p. Victor. Plaintiff. against Charles
\. Beardsley otheVs, Defendants Action No. .
In pursuance o Judgment Foreclosure and Sale,
duly and the entitled action bearing
February, 1890. l. the undersigned.
the Referee said Judgment named will sell Public
New York Real Estate Sales Room, No III
Broadway. in the Borough Of Manhattan, City u New
2sfh day of March. 1909 Il clock noon,
by Peter F. Meyer AuctoneeT the premises directed by
judgment sold and therein described follows
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF land with me
building thereon erected lying and being in the
Twenty second ward Of the Borough OF Manhattan IN the
of New York and bounded and described follows
beginning at A Westerly side Of West
Avenue eighty-fou s4) feet and (5 inches
SouheFiy formed the intersection q
the Westerly End Avenue with Southery
side OF seventy-frst Street running Westerly
parallel Seventyrst OF the distans
hundred 200 feet thence
Sout herly parallel End 40
feet Easreriy parallel with Seveatynrsr
feet the Westerly side OF West
End NoTtherty along Westerly
West End Avenue 40 point place
beginning
Dated New York. March sth. 1900
AUGUSTUS VAN WICK. Referee
:. a McCREERY. Pits Atty. ile Nassau ST.. y. y
The n-onertv will be sold sIb1eet 20 a nrst rortgz<.
for $40 Accrued thereon Of So
per annurn viii be allowed purchaser % his bid.
The following diagram Of the property. It's street
229 West End Ave;
list Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
- KkEP Y4QUIs IRON cRossTye Ropnrp

sor -.-aiieiseo' March "A dispatch from Pen
thar = - s@ss Ihat rlmors have reached there
the ,-se BODY OF Yaqu! Indians are headed TO-
-, stienal line. Orders have bee, tss,,a,s
For. - - -aefTlazn 70 the commanding officer az
srnnedisss la 70 hold troops in readiness for
o cross the line INTO the unite6 sts aiy al
,A--tston March Sit IL saia Al the W. n
max no aoviees have been r1cssyed here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06

ao 20 sne corning OF the Yaquis. and consequently
nave been issued either from the De-
Ss asIlt or SO far il is known. from General
~ am VINO is now in Washington. II is further
stateu tnat no orders from Washington would be
sIssy, even IL the rumor true, as the
tlLlitafy commanders along the border line be-
wen the United States and Mexico have standing
Instructions to head off any Indian bands fleeing
from Mexican justice and discipline.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
UHKyowy NAN RUN OYER AND KILLED.

An unknown over by a wagon last
evening 81 Seventh-eve. and Thirty-sscond-st and
killed. He about torty-hve years old. feet 5
inches tall dark coat and vest striped trou-
sers and had the appearance OF being a common
laborer. Some pawn tickets bearing the name
''Mondet'' for small Sums, % in cash and
foot rule were in mis- pockets. The body was
taken to the Morgue. Francis Jovet OF No. eos
West Twenty-seventh-st., who driving the
wagon. was placed under arrest. He is in the EN-
pIoy Of NJ. Chaplin. OF No. - William-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
Busy CERTIFYING BoyDg FoR ooyrrRstox

- .+ioeg1 iast week and again yesterday the
-. SO treasury officials were busy certifying
vs..s &c Per cert bonds which are 70 De con-
rs-..- - 10 II" Der cent boEds when the Cur
bill. row before Congress- &C.,. - -.
thas a. 5 given as 20 the amount Of bc-ds
sboa, x sS ~ nee opt the total is believed 10 be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06

The approximate amount OF lien satisfy which
the property Is be sold ses4ll7 and interest from
February II. 1907 $3.50 90 and allowances
from March 3D. 1900 with the
The sale The approximate OF and
10 be allowed the OF the purchase
money. paid by the Referee $3.50. and Interest
AUGUSTUS VAN WICK. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
STUDENTS DISEASE NOT SMALLPOX.

New-Raven, Conn, March 6-The city author
tiles to-day announced that the disease from which
G. " Perkins. the Yale freshman, is suffering has
developed a point where IL Is possible 10 diagnose
il as yariooid instead of continent smallpox The
young student Is very sick, bur mis- condition is
not thought 10 be fatal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
BROOKLYN I1ropfrtn for 5aIr.

ITO CLOSE AN ESTATE. WILL BE SOLD Low.-Fae-
i tory property Gowanus Canal Snith-sI.
Hamilton-aye and 9tst, 225 feet dock;
2T5 feet deep; premises good
and story brick buildings with . 600
space. HAGEPTY BROS. CO., 10 Platt-st,. New-York
City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06

A DVERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions The Tribune
= received their Uptown ONCE l. Broadway
ID door north OF 5lstst until O'Clock D.
Office rates until o clock p m. viz; "a sh-avs.
ON i2thst-. Mays shave
ana i4th-st ls2 Columbusav-., West sSh-s,s
West s2d-s. sth-aye. e2 East l4th-st. 81 West
42nst between I'm and sth l59 East 4Th-st S3s
2dsve. between 18th TTth i0es aaavs..
slstst. iToe lst-aye. ssth-st $50 3d-ave..
slst-st so Sd-aVe 40 Bleecker-.t; as Bseckerst
eeos 3d-aye; 10 East Tbth-st; 1921 Sd 6d3
ave. American District Telegraph ofcA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
81 and 80 Liberty Street,
44H and 46 Maiden Lane.

Enables dealers and investors to OBJ
tain the opinion of their own lawyers and
furnishes in addition the opinion OF its
Law Department and in case OF doubt
that OF its Committee OF Counsel, and a
Policy OF Title Insurance. Defends
titles ar its own expense when assailed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

-Marx-Nathau Co. 70 Julie Fl Nevins. 3D. go
ave 1911 II 174th-st. ; years. SIS, 0
st. years -. 1870
st. years -. 1870
clifford Crocker 10 Henry A c Taylor; s7th-st,
n s, $50 II OF 5ih-ave. with adjoining strip
years. ......-.... 2O,O
strip adjoining on s. years 1900
Hotchkiss Juliet NJ to Metropolitan Life ms. Co;
5th-aye 100 r. n OF 15th-st. year. $50
Donovan Michael II and wife. 70 Caroline II
Boyce: No 64th-st due 1908 .--.--... 300
sank. No 274 Sprfng-st. year 1870
The Church of ST Jerome 70 Bowery Savings
Bank: Ale0ander-ave, cor of l3Sth-st 200 II
I3Ith-st. ) 800
The Riverside Building Co. 70 Harry 5 Sheppard
Riyerside-ave Drive. = Of T9th-st
Rfverside-ave Drive 5. l21.il II OF SD
ST; Riversids-aye or Drive. SO II Of S3d-st.
Z year ITO
KIRK Hugh. John Graham Dollar Savings
Bank Cilnton-st, s, at n cor lot lu2,
map village Morrsania .....,.....- IA 0
Seebeck, Johanna II, the New-York savings
Bank 2d-aYe. s. 20 II Of 95th-st years. 1870
CaIlaghan, Mary Pauline Lindausr, iTth-st,
n 100 II OF i0th-ave years 1870
Flint Helena. Union Trust Company, 39th-
ST, S. l55 II Of 4th-ave, present line
solomon Moses to Union Trust Company. No
Sheriff-st 49,. $50
Solomon Moses. Union Trust Company. No 50
Sheriff ST. 5 years 100
Mayer Isaac, to Elias Kernpner, Lsnox-ave, 8 "
cor lleth-st. z4e
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
Conntrp prnprrtn Gn fet.

THO RENTAL New Brighton, Staten Island
GentIernan's residences the heights. Best location
IN Brighton $50 month Cottage belonging 10 An
son Phelps Stokes Apply any local agent or &c
JAMES W " cULLocH. ~ Cedar ST.. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06

The approx Hen satsfy which
property 90 De sold So SILT and interest from Feb
Tary II. 1900 ana 1881 TS aad allowances
March srd 1900 expenses
the sale The approximate and assess
be allowed 10 the purchaser %
money. paid by the Referee, s5s4ss and interest
AUGUSTUS VAN WICK Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
Countrp f1roperrn for Sale.
GENTLEMANs COUNTRY RESIDENCE

at Glen Cove L. l. large house ana gas light
plumbing bathrooms etc stable, greenhouse
gArdener's eleven desired Fo-
further particulars apply TO THE PEOPLES TRUST
COMPANY. Executor. I72 Montague ST.. Brooklyn.
4 FAR RoCKAwAY Wave Crest Ocean Crest and
"A Bayswater dwellings containing ali rnodern
improvements agency; dssirabis dwellings fronting
ocean: also best dwellings in Lawrence and Cedar
hurst. Apply ANDREW TIGpE-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. House. for
Il sale let. Land se building Best locations
wEATHERHY d CO.. 2Tl Broadway n y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06

The approximate Of the assessnenrA -
other sRs said property which % BE allowed -
the 81 the purchase or which 20
BE paid BY the hsierss are follows lpon sea al
Broadway la l0ld number Mercer street. mortsaSe
for he principal 100 and thereon
December Ia lSe and amoGntlns s. I'd 60
interest, Upon il2 iaEh
the principal $1,000 thereon
November 4. 1so9
DAtsd New York. February tosn. 1900
WILLIAM Il. HOES. RsssrsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06

gountrn froperIp for Sale or Go fer.
NOR SALE OR TO LET-Beautifu country, place fruit
Il and shady lawns eomnutation. II cents mountain
air CROWS NEST, Mount Kisco, n. Y.
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unfnrnishe6 Apartments 60 Get.
IvLEGANT Apartments. furnished unturnished.
T. Of parlor, bedroom and bath;
service. Apply premises
HARDMAN. PECK * Co, 13s Fifth
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NEW BUILDING PLAN

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