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SUPREME COURT. County Of New york


SUPREhE COURT, County Of New York
Theodore satter and another. Executors. &C.
asnsI Annie stueoing and o-ers Executors SC e. al
e % and entered IN & SSe above entitled action and sear7e
New York Real Estate salesFooms 10 III Rraa5uay n
the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York on the
day by Peter = Nave- % - ~ a. s,o1ss- nee % S issS s -
directed By said Judgment 70 be sold and therein described
Al that certain lot piece parcel situate lying
FirsS Avenue and Avenue A. in the Seventeenth Ward
certa, WS, 4, -os,ssS9- - v@,- - - 1l
Der ana bounded and described as folloWs Viz
street. distant one hundred and ATTY feet west Of the
and parallel with ninety ten and one-haf
sixth street vsnty1s feet and thence % sduS.rg r 3' and
l, Win SAID & has o. Avenue ninety feet ten and
thence Esstery along said line Z SIKH street tvsutvs
feet in width In front and BY ninety fer and
Dimensions more or less
TossshsE with an anq singular me sdiaces. build
unto oeo1sins or IN any wise appertaning and also an
unexpired property. possession. claim
Bernard o. IN and to the sd asmsed preH,ss ana
also said Indenture OF lease and every cause
,.5r nq also so @ an ne Tss9' ute and interest ot ne de-
Astor 70 John Tansen for the term of - years
once o. the County o. New York L5er 1ss2 Of Con-
signments duly recorded said Registers once BY ss-
signment made BY Edward ]. H. Tamsen. dated April
York County Liner 1882 Convsyances page 247 on
April 3Oth. 1885
And also all the right title interest OF the DE-
PENDANTS either OF % a c0ucsnua-
tton renewal OF the mentioned made bv
Lease made h James Roosevelt Roosevelt Henry B. Ely
and Douglass Robinson. Trustees
and Testament Of William Astor. decreased. the de-
fendant Annie SLuebng dated April 18th 1900 and
corded In the Registers Once OF the Cruntv
Nav 18th 1900 IN Block Series CCouveyancesa Sec
ton Lber n page SIS and indexed under Block Yum
Der 43 on the Land Map Of the CITY OF New York
which should Be indexed asa on the
Land Map OF The City OF New
Dated New York. December 6rh. 1900
JOHN H JUDGE. Referee.
JOHN 2 BRODSkY. Plaintiffs. 4l-51 Cham
bers Street Borough OF Manhattan CITY OF York.
The following is diagram OF the property be sold
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
HART4RD WIyS DEBATE WITH T4IE.

FOR THE THIRD CONSECUTIVE TIME szr -
AWARDED THE VICTORY.
Cambridge Mass, Dec. IA victory in debate
came TO Harvard for the third consecutive tine
against Yale in the intercollegiate series at Sanders
Theatre tonight BY brfIiancy Of speech and logic
In argument Harvard overpowered her opponenr
and received the major share OF applause from rba
audience The question debated was: Resolved
ThaI the permanent retention OF the PhfIfpofne ISL
andS by the United States is desra bic. Harvard
had Jne alrnnatlye, and her was SUBSTANTIALLY
put together, while Yale's negative was cOnsr-TIC
lively weak Inc former had definite policy for
government OF the Philippines while YaIe's pIan
sOmewh hat visionary N-
In rebuJtal Yale attacked Harvardrs noIf-1-- ,-.r
this attack was easily answered Harvard Droved
that the FlplnOs We're incapab bic OF governing them
selves and this tncapactty for fgOvernment was
permanent Yale introduced evidence 10 show that
the FilpinOs were capable Of government bnt
the speakers failed support the evidence in their
reasoning The judges, William B. HornblOWer of
New-York; Judge Addison Brown. OF the United
States District Court, and Oscar 5. Straus T-nted
States Minister 70 Turkey. were in conference hsIf
an hour before giving the decision in Harvard's
favor
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
Foss SUCCEEDS BOUTELLE.
THE ILLINOIS CONGRESSMAN UNANIMOUSLY
ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF THE NAVAL
AFFAIRS COMMITTEE

Washington. Dec. THE House Committee on
Naval Affairs to-day compT ented fits acting chair
man Representative Foss. OF Illinois, by unani-
nlousIy eiecting him 10 the chairmanship made
vacant by the resignation of Mr. Boutelle OF Maine
Under the rules OF the House the Speaker can
apps4nt a chairman only in OF death. and IN
case Of a resignation the next ranking member be-
comes chairman unless the committee sees ht 20
select another In this in the absence OF
Mr. Foss. the committee decided 10 give him the
The bill authorizing the appointment or Repre-
sentative Routelle captain the retired list
OF the Navy his resignation from Congress
was favorably reported by the committee.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
MANY GOVERNORS TO BE PRESENT.

ROOSEVELT ACCEPTS AN INVITATION TO THE
WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.
Washington, Dec. Eleven out Of the thirteen
original States viii be officially represented in the
capital centennial ceremonies occur here next
Wednesday. Governor Roosevelt accepted the COM
mittee's invitation this evening, and VIII be ac-
c0mpanled by his stan. Other Governors who will
attend are Jones Of Arkansas, Thomas OF Colorado
Iunnel OF Delaware, Bloxham OF Florida Shaw OF
Iowa. Powers or Maine. Rollins Of New -Ffampshire
voorhees, OF NeV-Jersey, Gregory OF Rhode island
AcMillan OF Tennessee, Tyler Of Virginia, Atkin-
q oldahoula- Smith OF MARYLAND. Steunenberg OF
Idaho CT ne OF Massac chusetCs, Stone of Pennsvl-
yanta- Scoheld OF Wisconsin Russell OF North
Carolina, Mount Of Indiana and Lee OF South
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
SINON RLTM DEAD

Simon Blum, seventy-three years old. a retired
merchant, who lived at No. IS West One-hundred-
and-third-st-. died suddenly yesterday morning.
from apOplexy- He was for many years connected
with prominent clothing firm in Franklin-st. Two
weeks ago, while visiting his daughter. Mrs. Henry
seigei. at No. "a West Ninetytourth-st.. Mr.. Blum
in reaching for a match fell and struck his head
against the corner OF chair. caGSing a scalp
wound Since that time he had been attended by
Dr. Smith. the family physician. His died
year ago and yesterday Mrs. Blum learned that her
brother had Just died In Germany. where he lived.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
81. aO1 w. % 81
141st Street

The Approximate OF or cha-x. n ...t.sv
which the above described property sid -
thousand hundred ana thirty Dollars with fnrs.ss
thereon 27th day OF November 1900 r9esrEs-
with and allowances
and hftys and 6S-l0O Dollars. with interest from No
vember 9th. 1900 together with
The approximate amount OF taxes, assessments r c-S
liens which are 70 oe allowed % the purchaser our ~
the purchase money paid BY the referee On re
lot being Number 301 West I41st Street ig Slas 40 80
interest and said LOT Is % Be sold subject %
ot $4,000 with interest," al - rom March 1900 On
The approximate OF taxes. assesSDs-s- -
other liens. which 70 be allowed the purchase os
OF the purchase money paid BY Referee oT 49,,
2645 Eighth S96TO2 and nfe~@sr -
lot - 20 De sold subject TO SIS OO0 ~frL
interest at 59o from February 4th 1900 on account ~
which Interest there has been paid $1,000. y
Dated November 30th. 1900
SAMPSON H. WELNHANDL.ER Ree.r.s
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
5urrosGtes' Nonres.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon. Abne-
c Thomas surrogate Of the County OF View Yorz
notice hereby given persons hs,-f--
against Maria T p Moore of the Cosr- - S-
York. deceased TO present the
Of u the suoscreer a. his place OF transacJnr bs
at the ONCE OF Charles Edward Souther ~, S-
Street Borough q Manhattan fhs CITY of New 49,
before the F'vst day OF Nav nsxr - -'-N A'FN
Dated York. OF O-rrhs-
CASlMIR De r. MOORE F~s-,,..-
CHARLES EDWARD SOUTHER. Atrornev - T~....
York City. Ne~
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
A BADGE FOR MRS. WETyLET.

Washington. Dec. President De Young and
Thomas F. Walsh OF the Paris Exposition Com
mission. called on President Mckinley to-day and
presented 20 him gold badge on behalf OF the
Commission, 10 be handed 20 Mrs Mckinley with
their compliments. The badge is Cne OF the finest
pieces OF workmanship produced BY Paris gold
smiths. and the President said II was the mosr
beautiful he had ever seen
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
NEW YORK SUPREME COTRT-- Conn1E q

New Tork-Charles a. Pea5ody. Jr. Plaintiff against
E others. Defendadrs.-In pursuance
judgment Of foreclosure and duly made and
entitled action. bearing tFara
9th day Of November. 1900. T. the undersigned the
Referee said Judgment named ar public a1--
tion. New York Real Estate "a ssroou 10 III
Broadway. in the Borough OF Manhattan CITY of New
York 24th day of December. 1900 - o'clock
that day. 5y Peter F. Meyer. Aucti0nser the
directed by sad Judgment and therein
described follows All those two certain pieces or
parcels OF buildings thereon situate in
Block 2043 Twelfth OF the Cfrv -
New York. bounded described as follows. Be
ginning a point formed intersection ofrh
Northerly side OF One hundred and
The westerly side OF Eighth Avenue and running thence
westerly along said Northery side hundred and
fortyhrst Street hundred feet
parallel 70 Eighth Avenue f0rry-nine eleven
inches. thence Easterly and parallel hundred
and forryhrst SrreeJ hundred feet Westerly
sl1e or Eighth Avenue and thence So~uheriy along the
westerly side OF Eighth Avenue feet nj
eleven inches . the point OF place OF beginning
Dated New Norz November 30rl. 1900
SAMPSON z WEINH HANDLER Rsrzr.a
PEABODY. BAkER & PEABODY.
Attorneys for Panuh. Wall Street Borough of Man
haitian. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
Sixth Srree

The approximate of lien charge satisfy
which the above described property Is ne Is
SIS 213OO from December 5th 1900 together
and allowances % anS
together with the OF The ap-
p-0ximate OF assessments water
other liens % be allowed purchaser out
OF the purchase money OF paid BY the referee is sal
and interest and S375 ground rent
Dated New York. December 6rh. 1900
JOHN r. JUDGE. Referee
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08

A DVERTISEMENTs ana sulhsrrfptfarS g. -. -
II received al their Uptown once. Ne. L2s2 Fross<sv
"a door north OF 5lsr-st.. O'Clock
msnts received az the tollOwns branch oces az regular
once l4t-s until o'clock
cor; dss l5z sta ave. cor i2th-s Mays 61h-av-.
- So.1r,oas-ase near West 6dth-st; to8
est t-d-sc shave. 0z 14fh-st. 2S7 Wnas
kdst- between sta and avss.; lss Eaat s7tA-ss.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
PROMOTION OF COLONEL WESTON
NOMINATED TO BE coMMIssARY-GENERAL
OF SUBSISTENCE

Washington, Dec THE President to-day sent
the following nominations 10 the Senate;
Colonel JOHN F. WESTON Assistant Commissary-eien-
eral or Subsistence. TO be Corlmissary OF
subsistence with rank Of brgadier-general
captain FRANK g. MEENNA. 47th Infantry. Z s v.
Chrst lieutenant. 18th Infantry. U. 5 Al IN
spector-generaI volunteers, with OF major
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
CABINET THINKS ssO.ooOoOo ENOUGH.

Washington. Dec. The Cabinet to-day dis
cussed the House bill revising the War Revenue
act which proposes cut OF about 100000 in the
revenues. There Is no difference OF opinion among
the members OF the Administration on this subject
All thinking that the cut is too deep and agreeing
that IL would be unWtse In the 20 make the
cut greater than S30O0o COO
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
II pursuance Of an oreer Of Hon 49, q

Thomas. surrosate of the County OF New Yo-s
Notice is hereby given 70 al persons having CLAIMS
Lewis G. Morris late OF the County OF NeS Y,
ceased. TO present the with
subscriber. az his place Of transacting bsineS ~ -
Liberty street, IN The bourcush Manhattan CiS,
New York before The 9oth day OF APRIL nsxr r.s
New hork ne sth day of Cctober. 1900 HERNf ASSSr
n CAMMANN. Executor. CHARLES y Crs,-5
torney for Executor rs Exchange Place E1 - A.
Manhattan. City OF New York O-s" oh
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
IL PURSUANCE % an order OF Hon 1S0s-

g Thomas. a surrosate or the County % View YORK
NOTICE q hereby given persons bavf,~ .t.f-..
against Bertha kohn. late of County or NsY-- -
ceased, present the rbs-aoe
slnscrioer. AZ rs place OF tansactn< husness NJ ~
sth day of February. 1901 1870 -
Dated New York. the 2Ith dav of Tufv faoO
.---. DAVID kOHN. AdninfStraf,r
ST. New York City - Nsss@4
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
BIDDING FOR WARsHIPS.
PROPOSALS FOR ELEVEN ARMoRED
VESSELS OPENED.
LIVELY COMPETITION FOR THE NAVY
DEPARTMENTS BIG PRKEs-THE
PROBABLE WINNERS
IBE TELEGRAPH TO -Hr -K1BUSr.l

washington. Dec ELEVEN armored fighting
ships, 70 cost about S50.OoO00O. were the prizes
in the bidding to-day az the Navy Department
which attracted proposals from eight shipbund-
ing establishments four possessed OF the plant
70 construct any vessel ever designed for war
purposes, however large. and the other four
Establishments anxious TO secure Government
contracts as the first step toward establishing
the necessary works. The bids OF the former
firms showed on their face that plain business
principles controlled their estimates. while IL
vas evident 70 careful calculators that the new
concerns had little thought Of any profits and
would hardly be able 10 carry out their pro-
posals unless the Subsidy bin pending in Con-
g-ess should become law.
To-5ays bids indicate that the Cramps. the
Newport News company and the Union Iron
works viii secure TWO arTnored cruisers ana one
sheathed battleship each. and that the remain
Ing two bsttleships viii probably go 10 the Bath
Iron Works and the Fore River company. Of
Quincy. Mass The bids as read are as follows:
BATTLEsHIPs.
Cramp & sons-One sheathed and coppered.
Newnort News Conpauy-One sheathed and
coppered. So 593 400: one unsheathed. $3.50 600.
Fore River Works-One for S3.5S0o0o. or two
for So coo each. all sheathed and ooppered-
So 100000 each. A bio also is submitted for
two more al the same prices under the act OF
1909
John H Dialogue & Son-One sheathed and
coppere6. So 100000: one without sheathlng, 3d.
100000; another al the same figure, under the
act Of 1900
Bath Iron Worlzs-One sheathed and coppered,
Sc 10000.
New-york shipbunding Company-one sheath
cd and coppered. 81 100000. two at S4.115.-
coo each Without shea athing. one for S4,100.Oo0
or two for S4OI5cc0 each. This firm offers 10
reduce the time limit OF completion six months.
Moran Bros. g. Co.-One shesthed and cop
pered Sc S65oo0. OF two al $4,000 each:
without Ehearhing, one for S3.691.Oo0 or two
for S35s60 600 each. Bids also are made for
two more ar the same price under the act of
1900 This firm also offers 10 reduce the time
limit about six months.
Union Iron Works-One unsheathed, SS.460-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08

The BEST THERE IS
glance st the Apartrnent House advertising Z
ne sunday Tribune VIII help settle You IN g hom
f9r TIE winter.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
MARRIEs USExPECTEDLY IN PARIS.
HENRY THOMAS oXNARD ARRIVES HERE WITH
FORMER MAID HIS WIFE

San Francisco. Dec. News has Just been re-
ceived here that Henry Thomas Oxnard president
OF the American Beet Sugar Association. married
November Is last at the Church Of the Made
leine in Paris. Mile Marie Pichon who for several
years served as maid TO his sister-in-law. Last
winter they decided 70 change their Housekeeping
arrangements. preparatory to building new home
and Mile Pichon returned 70 her parents in Paris
She always treated by the Oxnards as one OF
the family. Later she inherited a small fortune
The marriaEc has caused much surnrise
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Oxnard arrived here yesterday on
the steamer Deutschland. and went to the Abe
marie Hotel. in West Twenty-fourth-st An effort
10 Mr. Oxnard was unsuccessful.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-16
Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia, Feb. 15.--Wheat-Firm
and &c. higher: contract grade, Fehru-
ary. 72iaa7ii4c, corn;-Firm and &c, high,
er; No. 2 mixed, February, Dsiai0c. oats
Steady: No. /. white clipped. @li,a32c' f;
No. mixed. 29a2?ilc. Potatocs-Dnll an"
easier: PENNSYLVANIA choice, per bushel'
5SaGOc. New York and western, per BUSH
el, 57a5sc.; New York and western, iair
to good. 53a55c. I:uttcr-steady but dultt;
fancy western creamery, &c; do prints
21c Eggs Dull and iac. lower; fresh
nearby, lgiac., do. western, l3iac'; do
southwestern. 13i:c,: do. southern, i3c'
cheese - FIrmer II Renned Sugars = ",
changed. Cotton-Firm. Tallow-Flrm
and ,sc. higher, city prime IN noes
beads 5iSa5asc.; country prime, in par.
rels, 52sa5i3c.; dark do, 5ilc:; cakes, $50 :
grease, Sa4a5c. as to color. Live Poultry
Steady; fowls, 1l'aa11c.; old ROSTERS "a
7iac.; chickens. 10aiOi2c.; ducks, ilalSc,' !
geese, l0a1lc. Dressed Poultry-Qulet put
steady; fowls. choice, He; do ta,r 10
good, lOa1O,ac.; old roosters, Sc; chicNens,
nearby, llal1iac.; western do. large, lz's
al3c; do. small. Safe; turkeys, choice 10
fancy lliaal2c: fair to good, 3alOc'' COM
mon to good, Ease: ducks. 9al2c.' geese
7a9c Rcceipts-Flour, 1000 barrels ana
600 sacks: wheat, 31,Mo bushels; corn
Is2,OO bushels; oats, 10000 buhels. ship
mcnts-Wheat, $500 bushels: corn, 2sIcO
bushels oats, 13s,Wn bushels.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-16
AVOCA.

On Thursday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
John Graham We're called upon to
mourn the death of Clyde, their 2-year-
old son, after few days illness OF
inflammation Of the lungs. This is the
been called upon to endure and their
grief seems almost unbearable. De-
ceased was bright little child. and al
though suffering from Group, his spirits
did not cause the parents any great
anxiety until a few days ago. Ken
meth. their 4-year-old son, is also Ill,
but Yesterday the doctors had hopes
of his recovery. The funeral of Clyde
will take place this afternoon at
O'Clock. Services will b. conducted by
Rev, r. NJ. Pascoe at the house. III
tcrment will be in Langchiffe ceine-
terry
The miners and laborers Of the
Langclffe mine have been complain
ing of the unequal distribution of cars
among them, claiming that the COM
pany mon receive more than those on
breaker time. a committee of the
miners union waited on Messrs.
Brooks and Dale. and they We're told
that they would insist that all be
treated alike. The answer caused gen.
eral satisfaction among the employees
The ladies Of the Missionary society
of Langclihe church will conduct Il
sale of homemade bread, cake and pie
at the home of Mrs. Angus Howell, to.
morrow afternoon from to 5 O'Clock
The entertainment and social thai
was arranged by tbe temperance socie.
ties to have taken place on Sunday
evening, was postponed on account 81
the unavoidable absence Of the speak
er. Rev. Father Dustin, OF Wilkes
Barre.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-16
NORTHEASTERN
Pennsylvania
rACToRYvILLE.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Tactoryville, Pa. Feb. .15.-- Miss
Electa Capwell, Of Nicholson. Pa, was
calling on relatives here yesterday.
Factoryville encampment, No. 246,
I. o. o. F., will entertain the mem-
bers and their lady friends of w. s.
Rogers encampment, of Clark's Green,
on Wednesday evening, FeD. 2S. Re-
freshments will be served and liter
airy entertainment will be part of the
evenings programme.
Benjamin 'Capwell, of the Tunnel. IL
seriously i'll and there are grave doubts
of his recovery. He has been uncon-
scious for several davs.
About twenty-five friends and rela-
tives of Mrs. Lena Rifenberry assem-
bled at her home last Tuesday for the
purpose of celebrating her seventy-fifth
birthday. which was much appreciated
by her and enjoyed by those present.
Miss Bessie Umboltz. of Pottsville,
who has been spending month here
with friends. returned home last Mon
day. Miss Umboltz while here made
many warm friends by her pleasant
manners and genial ways.
Today and tomorrow the w. G. Il. u.
of this county are holding their mid
| year convention at Laceyvillc. Rev.
Robert F.. 4. Pierce. of Scranton, will
! give an illustrated temperance talk
| Friday afternoon. Mrs. Walter Rey-
nolds and Mrs. F. NJ. Osterhout are
the delegates from this place.
EX-County Commissioner F. II. Chase
has branchcd out in the machinery
| business and is representing the Nc
Cormick Machinery company, of
! Athens. Pa.
The Sarah Rice circle of the G. 4
r. cele brated their fifth anniversary
last Tuesday evening in very appro-
pirate manner. A lengthy and enter
| tanning programme was prepared and
! refreshments were served.
The w. G. r. L. social held at the
home of DIR. T.. T. Wheaton Wednes-
day evening was a grand success, both
socially and financially.
Mr.. Fred Hitler and daughter. of Car
bondae, are guests at the NJ. r. par
! SOnaCp
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-16

who has been spending the past week
with her brother, George Ledyard, re-
turned home yesterday.
The Presbyterian, Baptist and Meth
odist churches have decided to Join In
holding union revival services. Last
night the meeting was held In the
Presbyterian church. at which place II
will also be held this evening. Fri
day evening and each night until fur
ther notice services will be held In the
Baptist church.
The new depot that the Erie COM
pany was to erect here at once has not
yet put in an appearance. The need
of 1t remains the same.
Telephone users are protesting be-
cause there is no connection with the
Erie depot.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-02-16
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York, Feb. 15.--The movement or
prices in the stock market reflected very
clearly the doubtful ard conflicting
speculative opinion over the outlook FOR
prices. The opening reflected was al
most wholly that of professional opera
tors in stocks, as they we're the pnlE
trading Some of the professional Spocu-
lators sold stocks before the close d inc
day, prompted by the disappointment
over the failure of any general demand
for stocks to develop. The iron and steel
group advanced in the morning under the
active bidding UP of professional traders
American Steel and Wire rising to with
in p fractitn Of 60. Tennessee Coal rose
an extreme "a. The impulse to these
stocks came from the allegations con
nccted in the pending law suit OF noto-
riety regarding the enormous profits or
the steel trade for the past year ana as
sertions OF the likelihood Of still largIi
of 6& in Third Avenue was due to the
announce ment by Il banking house OF IT'S
withdrawal of il proposed loan to this
company. This caused sharp sympathetic
declines in the other local tracts
stocks, the iron and steel stocks and
Sugar and in fact unsettled the whole
list Railroad stocks lost their early
gains but bee anne dull and notably hrm
near to the last nights level of prices.
Total sales today, i26,1 shares. Busi-
ness in bonds continued on fairly large
and price changes were small. To-
tai sales. par value, $2l35,O0O. United
States bonds were unchanged in bid quo
tations.
The following quotations are furnished
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