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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK C0IiNTY

United States Trust Company OF New York plaint,r
against Ann NJ Deem and others. Defendants '''
made and entered IN the above entitled action s1d n
ing date the 21st day OF September 1900 -
signed the referee in said judgment named will TeI a,
public auction. az the New York Real Fsaf. a.
No. Ill TEoadwJy IN the Borough OF Nanhst,an So.
New York IN the 18th day OF October f9OO - 10 io
noon on that aay, ny Bryan l. Kennedy & Co auc~
sold and therein described follows: ~ ~
ALL those certain lots pieces parcels ~ lana .t,,
ave Hng ana being In the Borough Manhattan of the
CltS or New YORK Beginning a point in the Ues,arv
side o. Edgecombe Avenue. distant HUNDRED "a vs
ynine feet ten inches northery from the corrsr ,A
by the intersection OF the said westerly side ~
hfth Street which point be the pont ~
Of said westerly side "a Edgecombe Avenue vtth 49,
were extended running thence along The
erly side of EdGecombe Avenue hundred 80 &C.
nine eett ncEes 70 point where centre line ~
one hundred ana rortyseventh Street IL the sam, 49,
extended 'ud intersect the same. runnp- ths.7
erly along line which would be the centre H. - a..
hundred and forty seventh Street the same wera
the centre line of the Old Kngsbrdge Road 80
running thence southerly along the canfre H., 100
three hundred and eightysX two incbes rortSe
from the northerly side OF hundred ana ,or 49,,
street; running thence eastery and paraeI vvt,S s
northcrlN slde OF one Hundred and Forty
thirty hve feet point distant one b,1t-o. 80
erly from the sad side Of Fz.cayhae Mes
running theT &C southerly line parallel with The ssi
dred feet westerly therefrom thirty feet fo,,r ncs
hhs henee Westerly and parallel with said nortbe~, 80
OF one huhoreo ana torty-hfth Street hIry-hres feef
inches 10 the said OF
Road running thence southeFIy along the 80,
as u runs 70 point distant three hundred 80
Ore hundrst en-. t from the said northerly side OF
erly and parallel with said northerv So - ~
ueu anu tor-n tth street thrty-two feet 10 noIr AZ
Edgecombe Avenue: %
paAei "ts said westerly side Edsecornbs Ayen, ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26
BOXERS AGAIN ACTIVE.
PROCLAMATION ISSUED AGAINST FOR
EIGN DEVILS"-REBELLION
SPREADING.

Hong Kong, Oct. 25.-Advices from Lien
Chau. North River say that American mis-
sion property there is threatened with destruc-
ton by Boxers. who have posted the following
proclamation:
We have organized to protect our country and
homes, and we rely upon one another to sup
port the order to drive out the foreign devils.
They are mad Their folly passes description.
They are the usurpers of our land. They dis
turb our borders.
In all the provinces and procedures chapels
have been opened, and people deceived,
ripped open and disembowelled. while the for
eigners grow fat the revenues of China, in
sulting officials and merchants and Selling
our temples and palaces.
The Emperor is indulgent and permits this.
Who foreten the intentions of the foreign
devils? Day by day they act more outrageously.
When behold the present condition of affairs,
our hearts bruised with grief. Therefore we
have organized our strength to destroy the de-
vouring wolf throughout the Empire.
The Boxers took the American Presbyterian
mission buildings. but have not destroyed them.
Rebellion is spreading along East River and
North River, in the Province of Quang- 1t is
supposed to be aimed at the overthrow of the
Manchu dynasty, but the reports are so contra
dctory that it is next to impossible to form a
lucid impression
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26
DANNEMORA FATORED.
STATE CONSERVATIVE HOSPITAL WILL
PROBABLY BE BUILT THERE.

STATE CONSERVATIVE HOSPITAL WILL
PROBABLY BE BUILT THERE.
Plattsburg, N Y, Oct. 25-The commission ap-
pointed to select a site for the new State Hos
pital for Consumptives consisting of Dr. Willis c.
Mcdonald of Albany DR.. John H. Pryor, of Buff
falo; Howard Townsend, of New-York City w. S.
Jennings of Brooklyn, and F. E Kendall of Sara
Lake, arrived in this city last evening This
morning special train in charge of Superin-
tendent ". W. Conaughty of the Chateaugay Rail-
road took the Commission to Dannemora. They
were accompanied by Lieutenant Governor Wood
ruff. w. c. Wtherbee. Sheriff j. P. Cunning ham.
John F. O'Brien, Civil>Engineer p. ]. Mullen and
local committee of business men, The Commits
sion was Joined at Dannemora by DR.. j. B. Ran
son. the prison physician. and the entire party pro-
ceeded in carriages to the proposed site.
The first site visited lies about a mile and a
quarter west of Dannemora a high plateau and
commands magnificent view of the entire Cham
plain Valley with Lake Champlain in the
distance. 1t has elevation of LOO feet
and its climatic and sanitary conditions
which Of the best were explained at length
by DR.. Ransom to the Commissions satisfaction
The only question that arose was its inaccesst-
bilty it being isolated and of high elevation so
that supplies and material could be obtained only
a great expense Superintendent Connaughty on
behalf of the Chateaugay Railroad met this objec-
ton by Offering TO build side track TO the place
selected, and also TO make the road of standard
gauge from Plautsburg. it being a narrow gauge
road
The Commission visited another place half a mile
further west which more protected by the
mountains, and went carefully over the principal
points OF Importance. Returning to Dannemora the
entire party proceeded by train TO Chazy Lake ten
miles west of Dannemora and one Of the most
beautiful sheets of water in the Adirondaclxs and
after spending some time at this place returned
PattsburR.
from the natural conditions that exist In regard 10
the Dannemora site; which cannot be bettered any
where else in the State IL seems highly probable
that II will report favorably. The State owns the
land which to build the hospital. the ouarries
from which 10 get the stone and the convict labor
TO do the work. The valley adjoining abounds with
productive farms to furnish supplies at a minimum
cost, while the forests adjoining belonging to the
State would furnish both timber and fuel
Leutenant-Governor Woodruff was favorably i'm
pressed with Dannemora and It's neghborhood and
carefully inspected the Hospital for Insane
Convicts, in process of construction and sDent
over an hour going through the prison and care
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

- OF NEW YORK.-James D. Putnam Plants
against Marcus HoffberE and others. Defendants
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF Foreclosure ana Sal.
duly made anS the aboveentted action bss-
the Referee in said Judgment named viii In one
Auction the Exchange Sales Rooms n
Ill Broadway. the Borough OF Manhattan. CItv -
Nev-York. the 18th day Of November 1900 A. 10
O'Clock that day. by William n Ryan, Auctou-
the premises directed by said judgment De Sod
and therein described as follows;
All those certain lots pieces or parcels q land situate
Manhattan which when together BOUNDED ar1
described as follows BEGINNING a point % 80
Southery hundred and twen,y-sscond Street
distant hundred and fifty QJO) feet Eastsry f-o
the Southeastern Of One hundred and
Street and Eighth Avenue. thence Sourhsriv
parallel with Eighth hundred feet eevs,
thence Eastsriy parallel hrIn4raS
twenty-second Street hundred md three GO71
feet; Northerly parallel with Avenue M
hundred 900 feet eleven I'D inches the Souths-i-
Westerly along the Southery side % hundred 49,
tWenty-second three COs1 &c.
point place OF beginning Being SANE n-sr-
conveyed said Marcus HOfberg By Jan.e1 n
Putnam wife. by deed bearing 2srH A.
February 1892 and recorded in the once the Rs-s,
1890 in Iiber 81 OF conveyances Section 1aza a.
SUBJECT nevertheless to the conditions and rsrcts
10 keeping open the two % Eastery fee- ~
described premises for light as IN sai d.
Dated New-York October Path 1900
HENRY B. CULVER Rasa-..
JOHN W PRISON, Attorney for Plaintiff, No ia
Broadway New York City. Borough Of Manhattan - ~
The following is diagram OF the property 10 h. ala
described above. the numbers being M. 90
242 and pa West 122nd Street: ~
122nd Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26
SUPREME COURT. CoUNTY on NEW

YORK--Henrietts NJ. Bostwick. as Trustee Plaintiff
against Meyer L. Sire and others. Defendants
In of judgment Of and sale duly
made and entered In the above entitled
date the eighth day Of October 1900 the undersigned
the Referee in said Judgment at public
auction at the New York Real Estate Salesroorn
Broadway, in the Borough Of Manhattan, CITY New
York. the of 1900 at - O'clock
that day. py John Boyd Auctoneer the prero
tses directed by said judgment be sold therein
described follows
All that certain lot, piece parcel OF land situat.
lying and being IN the City County and State
York bounded and described follows to-vt: Rsgn-
ming at the Southeastery Spring Elizabeth
Streets, and ming thence
twenty-five feet and four inches Of
wall between the Louise and lot
house adjoining the thence
nearly with Elizabeth Street through The cs1+rs
Of said party wall and line continuaon ~
said centre line, hfyseven feet eight inches 10 the
Northery line of the Northerly brick the bose
standing on the lot adjoining in the South;
feet and nine inches
Northerly Elizabeth
inches the of '0N
Dated New York October 10TH 1900
a. WILLIAM ]. A. McKIM Refsraa
A PRENTICE. Attorney for Plaintiff No Ks Broad
way, Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY -4
The following is diagram OF property IN ba so5.
Its street number Is u Spring Street - - s''N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26

foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- yORK-Heuretta NJ Bostwick and Homer Bos,-
wick as Trustees Sc. Plaintiffs against Meyer L. sire
II, pursuance judgment and sale duly,
and entered entitled action and bearing
d"e the eighth day October 1900 undersigned
tbe referee in Judgment named. sell al public
auction the New York Real Estate Salesroom III
p-oadVav in the Borough Of Manhattan City OF New,
vi on fhe day OF November 1900 at u O'clock
noon on that day, by T. Boyd Auctioneer the
sises directed by said judgment be sold therein
described follows
Al that certain piece parcel OF land with the
buildings improvements thereon erected. situate lying
and being in the goth Ward OF the City OF New York
follows, viz: Beginning a a
Oont on the Easterly side Of Seventh Avenue distant
ysntv three f23) three $50 inches Northwardy
from the Northeastery OF Thirteh Street and
seventh EHstwardly parallel
h,reh Street seventy-ve (T5l feet: thence running
Norhwardy parallel with the Easerly side OF Seventh
aysDre twenty (25) feet; thence running
srSy parallel with Northerly Thirtieh Street.
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SOME BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

THE FALL OF UTOPIA BY Charles J. Bavne iarno
pp. 100 Boston: Eastern Publishing Connpany1
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26

EQQSCO77Oc [7GefNNe
The said premises sold IN parcels follows -
parcel marked a viii be sold hrst and 4 sufficient
money Is realized thereon. the remainder
premises marked and &C. said diagram and ahovs
described will sold parcel
The al proximate Of the lien charge 70 sa4s
which the described property Is be Is Ga
interest thereon from the 5th day
ber 1900 with and allowance amounting
SS525O from September 21st. 1900 together
" the expenses OF the sale
The approximate OF the taxes assessment.
water rates and liens be allowed 1rchss
OF the purchase money or paid By the referee 4.
$3.50
DATED. New York. September 18th. 1900.
HENRY MARTIN BAIRD JR
Referees.
1900 the hour and place
Dated New York. October lltn. 1900
HENRY MARTIN BAIRD JR Refers
EDWARD W. SHELDON Attorney for Plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26

The approximate amount OF the lien charge sat
isfy which the abovedescribed property is 10 Be sold
is S2s5 40 with interest thereon from the 1h day
OF October 1900. together with costs and allowances
amounting $500 So with interest from October 18th
1900 together with he OF the sale The
innate OF assessments. other liens, which
be allowed the purchaser OF the purchase
money paid Referee Is s. 342 45 and Interest
The premises sold subject prior first mortgage
Of Ss1 COO which there is due the sum OF $1,000 and
interest thereon the Of six per cent
from the 18th day OF November 1899. which
was due and payable the Sth day OF May. 1900.
Dated New-York. October Path. 1900
HENRY B. CULVER, Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26
Go mhom ct Alan Gonrern.
70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA Southor

District of New York, SIS; Whereas libel and petit
States for the Southern Dsri.t OF New York on July
10Th 1900. by The Atlas Steamship COMPANY Limited
owner OF Steamer "Adula,'' engines taclrin
for limitation liability ali loss Sesrt %T
and injury caused by the sinking
OF said vessel on September 25th 1893 And
the petitioner has transferred the
"Adua." her tackle. &c: and freight pending pursuant
Section 4,2s5 OF the u 5 Revised Statutes and the
orde Of Court Hereunder Samuel n 'ao
trustee benefit of all parties who NAV nros as
be entitled thereto.
th4 monition issued by said Court me directed and
delivered. do hereby cite all claiming damages
for loss, destruction damage or Injury occasoned by
said sinking and abandonment 10 file male
proof their respective claims before Thomas
Esq. United States Commissioner. at his ONCE In bs
Office Bull ling. In the City Of YORK
before the 18th day OF January. 1901. IL A. ana
also 10 before said Court TX 1eoi
IL A. NJ and answer said libel and petition other.
in the proceeds OF vessel. '~'S-
Dated New Yo-k, October TO- 1900
WILLIAM HENKEI.
United States Marshal Southern District of New York
WHEELER & CORTRIS, Proctors for Petitioner No o.
State Street. New York City n. Y. 49, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26

THE approximate of the lien charge, to
which described is TO be sold
$32 $50 26 thereon from the 4th day
OF June 1900 together with costs and allowance amount
1891 49, interest from the 18th day or june
100. together with the expenses Of the sale
The Of assessments or other
liens. which allowed the purchaser out OF
the purchase paid by the referee sl444 10
and interest.
sol. KOHN
Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COC-NA
~ OF NEW YORK-samuel f. Kilner. as sole snrvIN-
Ing executor. &c. plaintiff, against Mary Heath ra
and others. defendants. - sala
pursuance a judgment Of foreclosure ana ST.
the above entitled act
day Of June, 1900, l. the
the said judgment named. VIII sen a. ~
auction the Exchange Salesroonns now ioc.eo a. So
Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan CITY o, 49,
the 9th Of November 1900 at y Q ciP ,bs
day, by Peter F. Meyer. auctoheeI,. sle
premises directed by said Judgment to be solo, anu '0
in described follows: 49,, -
lot piece parcel Of land win tne
buildings improvements thereon erected Az
lying being Twenty-second Ward OF the titS
Of York. bounded and described as follows
ming point the sputherly side OF seventy
street distant hundred and six feet ana three
westerly from the formed by the intersection OF
the southeriy Seventyeshh street with the wes
ery side Of Columbus formerly Ninth avenue; runls
inches: southerly and parallel with 20,
lumbus and part Of the through party Wa
and inch thence eastery and nearly
parallel with Seventyeghh twenty-six feet 10
point distant hundred and four feet westerly from %
westerly side Of Columbus a line draw At
right angles therefrom; thence northery ana nearly
alel with Columbus hundred feet six inces
to the point place of beginning said premises Deihs
known No 106 West Seventy-eighth street
CARDOZO & NATHAN, Referee
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
No 100 Broadway. Borough Manhattan, City OF New
York.
The following is diagram the property to be sold
as described above. the number being 1Oo West
Seventy-eghth street. Manhattan New York City;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26
SUPREME COURT, County of New York

i
The Rector. Church wardens and Vestryrnen Of St
Matthews Church in the City OF New York, Plaintiff
against Edward Judson and Others Defendants
In pursuance of judgment Of foreclosure and sale,
duly made and entered in the above entitled action
July TO- 1900 and bearing date the 9th day OF July 1902
l. the undersigned. the Referee in said Judgment named
Saesrooms No. Ill Broadway, in the Borough of Man
haitian city Of New York. the 18TH day OF November
1900 IL o'clock that day. by William 81. Ryan.
auCtiOneer directed said judgment
sold. and therein described follows:
All that lot, piece parcel Of land situate.
lying being the City Of New York and bounded
and described follows, TO wit:
Beginning at a point the Southerly line Of Houston
Street distant fifty 5 feet Westerly from the
formed by intersection Of said Southery line OF
Houston Street with the Westerly line OF Wooster Street
thence running Weswsrdiy along the said Southerly line
Of Houston Street twenty-five (5) feet; thence running
Wooster Street ninetyfve 5 feet thence running
wardly parallel Southerly
Street twenty-five (25) running North
wardly and again parallel with said Westerly line Of
Wooster nihety-hve 95) point place
OF beginning. Being the premises which desig
mated lot No CIT upon OF lands formerly be-
longing Nicholas and Stephen Bayard made Casimr
GoercS, City Surveyor Of which map is filed in
the office Of Register County Of New
York under the Number 572.
Dated New York. October 18th. 1900
THOMAS F. DONNELLT. Referee
IRA BLISS STEWART,
Attorney Plaintiff,
346 Broadway Borough Of Manhattan. New York City
Its street number is go West Houston Street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26

The approximate Of the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property S57
$1,000. with interest thereon from day June
1900 together with allowances amounting TO
$500 10, with interest July eth 1900 to
gether with the OF the sale Approximate
amount Of the taxes assessments and water rates
liens 10 be allowed the purchaser Of purchase
paid by the Referee. $2O71 rs and interest
Dated New York. the 18th day OF October, 1900.
THOMAS F. DONNEI.IsY Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-26

A DVERTISEMENTS ami subscriptions for The Tribuu.
received at their Uptown once No l242 Broadway.
ments received at the following branch oees regular
once rates until O'Clock m. viz: 254 Sth-aVe e
30 St, l52 6th-ave. l2th-st; Mays
and lithst; l42 Columbus-ave. West 68th-st iO6
West i2d-st. 9Th ave- 90 l4th-st 257 West
d2ds between Ith and sth l59 East 47t-st 3ss
3daVe. between 10th and T7th 1925 3d-ave near
6lstst: i70S 1savo.. s2th-st 1855 Tremont-ave
$50 sd-aVe near slsst. b54 3d-ave 21o Bleeeker-st
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satisfy WhIGh the above described property is to be sold
Of October 1900 together costs and siio uay
amounting TO $46359. and interest from Ocobar ION
together with the expenses sale 49,,
amount Of the assessments ana " re-
other liens TO be allowed to the out OF the
chase money or paid by the Referee is si67IS and
Dated New York the 10th day of October. 1aoo
WILLIAM J. A McEiN 30.
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RESCUED MANY EUROPEANS.

Paris, Oct 25-The Havas Agency has re-
ceived the following dispatch from Peking
The French detachment under Colonel Drude
has delivered the French and English mission
aries and the French, Belgian and Italian engf-
neers who were imprisoned by the Chinese at
Ngan-Kia- Tchuang, Pao-Ting-Fu, Ting-Cheou
and heng-TingFu and all the Europeans be-
tween PaO-Tlng-Fu and Tcheng Ting Flu.