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New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
BIG JANE DEAD.

The news reached Jersey City Yesterday that
Jacob Kramer died with the old year at Clicka-
mingo Dutchess County. y. y. He was well
known and popular in Jersey City. where he was
familiariy known as Big Jake" He was over six
feet tall and was a man OF splendid physique until
throat consumption developed two years ago.
Kramer. who was about fifty years old, arrived in
Jersey City after the close Of the Franco -Prus-
sian War He had served in the PrUssiau army.
He the color bearer OF the 4th Regiment y.
G. y. J.. for several yeaTs- He engaged in the
liquor business and built up a large trade He
was bachelor. Kramer expended large sum Of
money IN the effort 10 recover mis- health and be-
fore going the country last spring deposited
500 with a friend 70 pay for the cremation Of his
BODY and the burial OF the ashes. and q sum 70 be
expended BY his intimate friends in drinking his
memory. Kramer enthusiastic Republican
and was once the candidate for Coroner.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
MORE SIDE STREETS NEAR THE STORES

A PLAN TO EXTEND THE PLACES RUNNING OFF
FULroN-sT. TO sCHERMERHoRN
crowding OF Livingston-st with the delivery wagons
OF the large stores which front in Fulton-st from
smith-st. TO Nevins-st, additional streets should
be cut through from Livngston-st 10 Scher-
merhorn-st.. TO provide more channels for the con-
gested traffic The plan which would this need
would be the continuation Of GaIlatin Place Elm
Place. Fulton Place and Hanover Place which
connect Fulton and Livingston SITS through
TO Schermerhorn-st With these added connections
the heavy wagon traffic which seeks an outlet
along FNton-st. would be transferred TO Schermer-
horn-st.. which is wide and well paved and has
Few large business houses along It. 1t said that
inc property which would have TO be condemned in
order 10 make the openings for these would
not cost 50 muoh as 20 mAke the nlan n-ohibitiYe.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
foreclosure Sales.


SUPREME COURT. County of New-York.
- BENJAMIN T NISSAN. Plaintiff. against JOSEF Il
CpFti-- 1s Aduiuist-at1r- etc. y JOAN McFes, c-
ceased. and others. Defendants.
IN pursuance q The Judgment - foreclosure sale.
dGy made and entered IN the above e-ei action bear
~ cate the sth tay q December 1899 the under
sis1ed t-s referee in said judgment named viii sell
pubic auction. a. ths New Tc-k Real Estate S1ssro
No III Broadway the Borough Manhattan es
- a. i o'clock UacH ON -aat day. by Herbert A.
SI--Ila7, 2G-tiuree- directed
neat % Be s1td. and therein described tc.l1Ws-
AL taat certain lrt piece parcel f land situate
ne .Fs-ct1 Ward % t5s Eity % New York. E-t
oounde5 AM described follows % Uc. EETrNNIN.T
"entl seventh Street distant hundred 7o5 thirty
tset VsStya7-y from the formed by .a,e-~s
ZION or the westerly line 2 Second Avs-us with
EortheT.y line % One Huulre5 and Tws--y. seventh
street, aa1 running thence r1--hVs-v and Us~7l q wien
second tFsnus n1ety-7i1e feet a-f eleven ---s 90 the
ric1s l1e os the block ans 7ara-I With one Huclret
ana street sixteen tzet ana incaeS
l-ena- spltH"arl.E and parallel with second Avs-sr
stg '1S t7e middle line ~ certain party wal ninety
- ieet AM eleven 7hes a. the aforesaid 1-hsrly line
Or One Hundred and Twenty ~-~e--
and tNe1tySevslrS sixteen t1.aa-
q the point or place n beginning T-s premises
g-.nS A-.-Na ana distinguished Number East I-t
street. ne aforesaid prem ses being tr- walsh
"e'e On tHe cav above mentioned -r tte mind Ssv
G r-3 nary l,so conveyed 70 -He S8#L John N--s- O.
said mortgage and delivered and recorded simultaneously
le.e"-l ana said r1-tStSe being ss-~0 &C
at the cos-er7ttQ1 purc15S- money Sat 5t-5
pressed te same having been s6va1cst b the plaintiff
Dated New York. December I9-h. 1890
RANDOLPH HURRY
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
BUSINESS BUILDING. DESTROYED.
BANK. EXPRESS COMPANY. FIRMS AND
LAWYERS BURNED OUT BY a FIRE
AT ELIZABETH.

Elizabeth. Jan l (SpeciaD.-The brick building
of the Security Improvement Company. one Of the
largest structures in this city totally
destroyed by fire this evening. entailing loss Of
at least $4,000 The building was occupied by
lawyers, the Citizens Bank, the United States
Express Company the Elizabeth Novelty Com
yers who lose heavily are Judge P H Gilho0ley
ex-senator Frederick c. Marsh, ". D. WOfskiel
c. K Whitmore. S Schleimer and J. Hague. The
upper floor occupied by the Masonic fra
ternity, Royal ArCanum. FOresters and Workmen.
The Masons took possession Of the rooms yester-
O1y. The building was owned by H. H. Isham.
whose loss will aggregate $4,000 partly insured
The entire Fire Department was called out.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
'ALLBEARERs ANNOUNCED.

PALLBEARERs ANNOUNCED.
The funeral Of tho Rev Sylvester Malone. pastor
Of the Church OF Sts. Peter and Paul. which Will
be held to-day at 1920 O'Clock. viii be one OF the
largest! ever seen in the Eastern District Of
Brooklyn.
Of regret and coincidence are mentioned eK-Presi-
dent Benjamin Harrison ana Bishop Doane, Of
Albany. Bishop Doane was associated with Father
Malone IN educational work and the TWO became
warm friends.
The body Of Father Malone was removed from
The rectory al p. m. yesterday 10 the church. in
Wythe-ave., where II VIII lie In state until the
funeral The body was robed in purple and re-
posed in a massive black casket The trustees and
officers Of the church the societies attached to the
parish and the relatives OF the dead priest pre-
ceded IT. The body received az the church
door by Fathers O'Brien. Burke and Bennett,
who LED the procession up the centre aisle, where
the head OF the casket raised and it placed
facing the body Of the church. Thousands Of per-
sons viewed the body last night Many handsome
the church were beside the casket van laden
Of Mrs Theodore fIavemeyer.
.ps sga5f 6 Resd ra he body F Yaod g ng @
Getty and the organizations attached to the church
Priests from all the Catholic churches in Brook
lyn and suburban towns viii attend the funeral,
vii also many Protesant clergyren Al 10 o'clock clock
O'clock requiem mass viii begin The celebrant
viii be Vicar General William Byrne, Of Boston.
81 Nfsiacbre 6bmrcb 'ia b5aaro RisSon Nc
Donne viii give the last absolution TO the dead
priest.
The honorary pallbearers selected eX-Presi-
dent BENJAMIN Harrison. ex-Nice-President Levi P.
Morton Edward N. GrOut. Seth Low, David A.
Body, Charles A. Schieren. Theodore A. Have
meyer, Regent William Watson. of the University
of the State Of New York. EX Congressman Felix
Campbell, Brigadler General J. A McLeer, William
II. Maxwell John B. O'DOnohue, Moses May and
DR.. John Byrne
All have expressed their intention Of attending
the funeral excepting EX-President Harrison Gov
ernor Roosevelt will be represented by his military
secretary Colonel TreadweIl The yeStments in
which Father Malone laid out were given by
Mrs Havemeyer n long time ago.
Sylvester /. Malone. the dead priests nephew,
received cable dispatch from Cardinal SatOlli. In
Rome last night. II said:
Sorry to hear Of the death Of Father Malone. ]
have asked the Papal blessing, which was granted.
! will pray for him
Lieutenant Governor Woodruff teegraphed from
Albany.
4 feel honored 10 act as one of the honorary
pabearers. as Father Malone of my best
friends and noble a lived
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
LERIGH VALLEY.

Cations fOot lt Vest I'd tort2Ldi and Dcsbrosses 5tree1
II. T. feFresI
-3i other tgrs t1rrand Des0rotsss
streets Daily c-orpt sunday 'unday Leaves . "a othsF
1 sunday N V~--stsF lFes ls5
rs6.55 100 A. loca. o. fA.IftN-
~z.55 -. 10 s-- Fcr ., FrALO. NIAGARA FALLS ana
w-lj, ana lai sll P,l, Haror and Dining Cars Con
NJ : 6 "a
PRESS ,rs1 On t1e world Limited % seating
connecting -eepcrs
u Detroit -d
'I2.55 30 S-i For NiLAE-'iA t.itl . FtANIOSs
4 branches edlsre p0.nts-
V'S.1O vT..stspN n. L1rtl fs- MAJ Cii CHUNK -
~ IN l-.al N-esrituI- Lirli--d For MAG
ARK r3-s West loIgn sleeping tar 70 Cnieago
III 500 r. q. tsg1sr;oa EEpress for BUFFALO ana
-s.JJ. 9.G0 For iTHACh, ROCHESTER fI'FFALO
anil sT-s Z %
20 PIzs SrrI5 Pc. 10 BROOK. locals. daily sxcspt
Sr~8 - D. % In 90, 't.a al1 iai
TcS-. az fa.I.aa a. u.s. 6l - 55 - and
-iA Columbus Ave-
E'v and Annex station, brookyn
n l. Transfer baggage from 1OtAA %
enrerj b f.. l. a--i
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
i GrEST INSTANTLY KILLED

Passaic. Jan. (Speciau.-A sad tragedy ush-rei
in the New Year here Michael Schwartz a Hun
gariar mill hand. held a party at his home No.
I57 Third-st-. and among the guests was Ellen
I.abash the twenty rhree-year-old daughter OF An
drew LsbaSh, an undertaken. As the clock struck
- Schwartz went outdoors and fred or four
charges from his revolver He came into The house
again and in showing MS wife and the gtrl how
The revolver worked. the remaining cartridge went
on ard the glrl zen with the bullet IN her train,
She died almost instantly
Schwartz was arrested ard held without bail
charged with hOui-iCe He said ne did not know
that there was another cartridge in the revolver.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
BALTIMORE 2 OHIO r. r.

FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York south .Whl-enau IerninaO. and
fccJ o. Liberty street
sDa.y Except sunday Esundays.
CFFICSis0 - 4al r. I.serty street oniy1 81 N
?. m sl2 % nght
PI-TsBLRG. 40 a. G4berty stree, enly). Ass
?. NJ. -f2. 10 night
CTNCTNNArL ST. LOUIS 1000 a. NJ '5s5 :. n
ROYAL Bill r TRAINS
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE 500 1000 CDfnsrJ.
'ii20 Diner. Fl0C m tD.ue-J. . 20 Diner.
900 Royal Limited exclusively Pullman Tral- Di1sr
azt Catel 49, .Jine-, -555 (Duer. and - 10
Elzh-- NORFOLK 100
trains Illuminated with Pintsch Ilrht
Ti1 fs2 -fl f2f 4su "a z
w ioT Es1Ee-y A. y F-yran ~ F.-- KIN -v-hfts-
hoteI resld-~Ce testEatI5a
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
NEM YE4R,S RECEPTION.

Rutherford. Jan. lsDeciaD.-The annual New
Years reception OF the Union Club. me lead
ing social affair OF the season in Rutherford. took
place tonight at the clubhouse. and well az
tended. The Hungarian orchestra furnished music.
Supper was served midnight. The committee in
charge OF the affair composed OF the preSi-
dent and ex-presdents of the Union Club, Henry y
Burlington. Major Z. E. Waters. Postmaster Charles
Burrows. Mayor Edward J. Turner. NJ. ". Hawes
Carl Won HartZ. R B Beaumont and Henry Prem
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
TIE NEW YEAR on THE BATTLESHIPS

For brief half hour yesterday morning the
decks OF the battleships Massachusetts and Indi-
ana at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. were the scene
Of a gay frolc. Just midnight. the old year
psssed out the officer Of the deck ordered eight
bells 10 be sounded twce-once for the departing
year and welcome the coming year. Then
an orderly was sent below 10 officially inform the
captain that a year had been ushered in
Hardly had the first stroke Of the ships bell been
given when the sailors turned out Of their ham
Tnocks and made wild rush for the quarterback
Here for half an hour they INDUCED in uabrtdled
reveIry until they were again piped below.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
F. MARION CRAWFORD TO LECTURE.

An interesting concert and lecture Will be given
IN the Montauk Theatre Sunday evening January
q for the benefit OF the Monastery OF the Precious
Blood. No. % Putnam-ave F. Marion Crawford
the author. will deliver lecture The Early
Life ard the Episcopate Of Leo XIII Thomas F.
shannon. the bandmaster Of the 23d Regiment. will
conduct programme OF sacred music. The affair
IS in the hands Of a committee Of thirty-four OF
which John c Kelley Is the chairman.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
4 LECTURE on LIQUID AIR.

Professor William c. Peckham. OF Adelph Col
iege VIII deliver his lecture Liquid Air at the
Central Congregational Church. Hancock-st. near
Bedford-ave. Thursday evening Professor Peck
ham will make number OF experiments by way OF
demonstrating the wonderful properties OF LIQUID
air. The lecture which viii begin at O'Clock IS
10 be for the benefit Of the Sunday school OF the
Central Church,
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
1vesT-F- s4-90 $50 n 20 ~ $50 y NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

The AVFmue q HTaNG 81 South and 80
GINA. l4E-AiCO u CALM a.
Departure from Yo-S Fennsy lvana r. r station
Eaifv III 81 CorrlaDdr Eeshrossss
IL The leaving time from Desbroszes and
COFtIandt streets Il I've minutes inter than
That given below for TVsenty-Third street
station.
I23IO 4. Mast NAIL--Fulman Buffet Sleeping
Cars. tl Atlanta. Crlssas.
JaCksouyiue. F.i Dining o. service.
3;25 n. M T. G FLA EMPRESS Pullman Draw
Ing Room Seepng Cars NeV.-NorS 20 Columbia. Sa-
vannah Jacksonville Tampa and Augusta Dining Car
TIED VIA LINcltBt re -Fullr-n s'rawiag Room
Sleeping Cars. New York Roanoke EuoNvIls.
tan51ga. New Orleans aud NJ npns Dining service.
4:25 II. Nv ASItiNGF1N q SOi WESTERN LIN
ITED-PuLuan Drawing Room Sleeping cars.
Atlanta, New Orleans Birmfns Nisnuhis.
Asheve Knoxville. Chattanooga and Nashville Dninx
service. Tourist Sleeping Washington % san
Francisco Mondays, Wednesdays FRIDAYS
York and Florti8 Limited tain IN
world resumes service January i6 1890 New
York snd 81 AusEstlDs-
SOUTHERN RAILWAY OFFICE. 271 BROADWAY
Pennsylvania ticket Offices Nos. 4GI 1884 iii
aud Dol Broadway AsrOr House West Tweuty-thlrd
street station and stations foot OF Desbr,sses and
CQrt4andt Streets Court Street oS
BroadFay and PeHnsylvan-a AEneX Station. Brookiyn;
Station. Jersey CITY
FRANK 5. CANNON. j.. CTrI.P
81 Nice-PrT. & GsnI Mgr Trafis ME--
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
ONE ITALIAN MURDERS ANOTHER.
HE WAS CUT WITH A RAZOR IN A QUARREL ANr
THEN SHOT HIS AssAILANT.

West Asbury Park, Jan ! (SpeciaD.-Domnick
Bastone an Italian aborer living with his wife
and four children az No. Atkins-ave. mur-
dered this afternoon by Genora Genmintno, fell
low countryman In a quarrel over Bastone's charge
that Genmintino had been intimate with Mrs Bas-
tone Genmintino cut about the face and
neck with zor. and then fired five shots al Bas-
tone who into neighbor's house for protec-
ton. One shot passed through Bastone's head.
but he managed TO reach his home before he
died. Genmlntuo reloaded his revolver while his
victim and fired several shots through the door
Of the shanjy into which Bastone fed
The murderer then away, but was captured
this evening Farmingdale, and lodged in
the county Jail. Mrs Bastone has been held
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
DE4TR OF GE0RGE ". JOHNSON.

Of his daughter Mrs Cor5e.ie SJilIwe'l. wiki whom
he lived No. 66l Jersey-ave-. Jersey City. He
was born in Vermont in 1913. He became a sailor
early in life and commanded several CoasIing
vessels He retired some years ago and served
three terms q Riparian Commissioner OF New
Jersey. Besides his daughter. he leaves two SONS
one OF whom lives n Scranton Penn. and the
other IN California
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
-as- 1o1-h street.

Ire approximate amount -t the lien or charge. C.
= Sf Sah ne above 5sSrihed property IS . be soi
!. 80 'nSl with Interest thereon 2orh
NoSerlle- $50 togsther With costs and allowances
snalouajinS N SlapT with interest from December
Lo'' toSetneH with the expenses II the sale The
poNiIste amount ot taxes. assessments other liens
Nllen are 20 be allowed 20 the purchaser os
plehsse money or paid by the referee S372 70.
Dated. New York. December 18Th. 1899.
RANDOLPH HURRY
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
JANITOR OF A COURTHOUSE DEAD.

Richard Conroy. the janitor OF the Queens
County Courthouse. died yesterday after a linger-
ing Illness. He hfty-seven years old. He had
been engineer and jantor in the courthouse for
TWENTY-FIVE years and widely known IN
Queens County. He a member OF the Grand
Army and the order OF American Workmen, He
leaves 4 widow
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
Rdilroa0s.
new YORK CENTRAL,
HARLEr DIvIsI0N.

el2 A n ass P. n an. except Sunday 70
PittsAe!d sundays only AZ Q 20 =. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated wt.h Pfnrs-n Light.
Ticket Offices rs, 261 413 and 1215 3-o1dvay 25
Union So. W 255 Columbus 81
i25th ST. l3Sth stations. New York 725
Fulton 81. and lUi Broadway z. B-ooElg1-
Telephone '+aJO Cortlzud-' FOR $eSEc-A Central
Service baggage CHECKED from hOts. te.cs by
WeSt-ost Express Company.
GEORGE H DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
DEATH OF Er.c0RoNER nrRRER-

Ex-Coroner James Murrer died a. his home in
Jersey City yesterday He was hfty-three years
old and had been i'll for three months He was
active Democrat. and several CasiOrs was a
prominent candidate for the nomination for Sher-
If Murrer active n the Ancient order Of
Hiberuians. and was the Grand Marshal OF the $.
Pa-ricks Day paraGes Tor zen years
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
KILLED N THE ST4TLON-

As the SIS o'clock train for New-York the Cen
trail Railroad pulled out from the Broad-st. sta
ton az Newark last night. a well dressed at
tempted to board it, slipped and lost his hold. He
fell under the wheels and crushed to death
The body found after the train had passed out.
The man unknown. He bout tdirIy-
eight years old. and had the appearance Of a rail-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
FOR PHIIADELPnIA,
CENTRAL R. A. OF new JERSEY.


r, Aathraeits ,7 coal used eHclus!ysiE. I.
stations n New Y5rk f5ct OF Liberty ST.
,.- and south Ferry whitehall s. - - . -
On ana after Nov 10 1899.
Trains leave foot % Liberty St
For EastGn. Bethlshsm: Allentown Mauch chunk. &C..
s44O t+5:45 - so to Eastoui p sundays so sT:0e
10 Easton1 A NJ 81 geo. $3.50. $500 = NJ -
For Reading aaj fIa9risbuTs At 500 .4sO $50 500
I 2o u to pEs9lt9S) p NJ Sl2 l. might Sg1Say&s & - 80 80
'',a-''. - All. RAIL .ROTTE.
Flr stations On the New York and Long Ersnch n a.
on iS RI F a 5 o9i s1d ,o 9 70 Red Bank Rd da giy
si$e 56:23 ?. u su9iSys. 500 c'ioii5 RSd Bani
FOR LAI<F;M COD. $50 ae 80 4. NJ. si;4s ks:.O.
:" 70 500 T NJ Sund2ys 'io.l5 4 NJ 80, -,
NJ. sl:tl ts3-so IiEehu-st onyl. 1910. (s5 90 70
-''A'"0'-' ''''' VIA MArAwAN
For stations between Atlantic Highlands and East Long
RFa2fh % 5 8 IS & a iG la 5s t3?' S5n ss3ad. Sa
'',y' T. NJ 7''1 VIA m ,NCMpORT NJ
c. aveT Ta-i- 80 SEQ T II 20 s1 ,7sa I $50 S'f fA''
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.
30" PHiI-ADJ2tPHIA Z I.t,IH ..L-aI BA[TINoRE AND
7,-.., ,.-. E5aT Il t,a{ ,, % l4qertg i7e
i}, Htg pR9S car' - 20 E1z al E,He Lined}' 81
Limited, SEQ sd.og Dining caD P n. sl5IS
.a.o5 $50 a.. $500 d s5s} $50 90 As p NJ sunt'
w5its6sn ST. rs ~. 26l i5i. ai, ies4. LS5i s.,
2iS West 125 III St. 20 columbus Ay Nev York. 9
Srry h., >ss1s y1r- r-srr5e- A., ,yii al s5r ana
bagsase from hotels or res.tenees to destination.
;E5S% s6a,4 ,s EsTry E.-- 5;s q; nj g5HP'e; p earlier
RFroT south Ferry az 30 \
9Erom SOUTH seg,a & EsEEy a. az Y
Iron iiFlq@ scum esr,S fsiTy fsrTy at a; 500 s6o :
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
4 MUSICAL At nETHoDIST CHURCH.

4 musical will be given tonight IN the Embury
Methodist Episcopal Church Lewis-ave. and Deca-
under the auspices Of Lefferts Council, No.
1.452 Royal Arcanum. The programme which IS 10
begin at Sis o'clock will under the direction Of
Lewis II, Moore. organist OF the Washington Ave
nut Baptist Church
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02

erty which Is now free from debt The Rev. George
a PAUL. the pastor applied the match TO the
mortgage. and burned II on a plate in the prase1cs
OF the church membsrs. The church viii soon be
thirty years old, and preparations 10 celebrae the
anniversary being made.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
4 CHURCH BURNS 4 MORTGAGE.

Bloomfield. Jan tSpeciaD.-The Westminster
Presbyterian Church celebrated New Years Dav
By burning IS 100 mortgage the church prop
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
Railrodos
DENNSYLVANLA
RAILROAD.

"a n
STATIONS foot Tvrruty-thE-I S.--st a-a
r--~zes ana Ca--ts1It streets
rf,,. F-,... -
-
I"F'A~nut streets - i've inmates eater than
- 80 ENe" below for l"s"'S third street
80 =, e,-F' ,,.-N 80 - = sS' -
Cars Nsg- - 2, .--,-r ,.- Es.,tsB..r- =
IE.-.--- @---+--s -'- --'-@---A -
- = 4 ~ -' - = --s,s--- s --.-.,.-,
a5-, ~ r5r-,t---->- ~ --,- - -,
r-'----e Sleeping -4i-l- @--s ana 1sr---.-@
------lt NlrFc-tai t1trl2- Nta-tA-1@s's
A',ls4 = " CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS ENFtS->S-
Ger Lsl-Svi-ls CINCINNATI. indianapolis. CA-caSos
: .e-.-
''.l1 = " WESTERN ENT TiA,SS--For chicago Eof
.ie1l. except Sat--Gsy
100 r. VI SOUTH .z,STEI,S ENPRESS--Fcr Pts
5-ES AS--u. Cleveland Nashville Ciucio1atil.
.S--iSsI-.s IaS.lr4pl.5s L-l.s
Ea-sso. r. ls.s = Ss SFs-snIsss Valley
Route C---- ~ .-----..--s .,-,.,- S---~-.v
80 rsy-se
S-as-s~r ~ 49, rt-s-r- pft-,-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
WEST SFIORE R.R,

trains leave E-auE-l- 81 o.at-Cr-. T. as lo4-s~@
'I..15 r. NJ CONTIN -NF Al LIMITED. f1r Detro&s
Chicago and ST Luis Eirius car
'6:15 p NJ ChIcasl and s. Louis Limited
FSsOO p n Buffalo Ntacara FAILS LND-eaA
s9.15 p II. Detroit aud Chicago Express
'Da5ly- Except Sunday.
Tius-tebles principal hotels and oHioes 5aEssss
checked from hotel residence BY Wescorts ENleaA
c. E LAMBERT General Passenger AGENT. y =.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02

LORD. DAY < LORD
Attorneys Tor Pisirt.r
Cfice and Post Of7,e Address Iso F-oadvay.
torolS1 q Manhattan. civ 90 New yr-S
The following IS diagram or che sbova described
premises. known as Nc % East I27th Street.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
SSUPCEME COURT COI-NrY OF NEW YORK a.
- nder Waller nlaIutiff- aEainst Marx Stars

SUPCEME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORN-Alex-
- ndsr Walker, plaintiff. against Mark E. Stevens
. al. defendants
In pursuance Of judgment ~ foreclosure duly
made and entered above entitled ac-i0u bearing
the 18th June. 1894. undersigned the
referee in said Judgment named viii sell public
ton, at the New York Real Estate SaIesro0m III
Broadway, in the Borough Of Manhattan. city Of New
York, the 18th day ~ January. 1900 o'clock
noon on that DAY. by William Kennedy aucscneer the
premises directed hy said judgment be sold therein
described follows
All that plot Of land tn the city County of New
York. bounded and described follows
Beginning point the ur Eighty
ninth street distant ninety six feet and eight inches
westerly from the intersection ~ nortIeriy
Eightyninth street and the westerly side Of columbus
and running thence r0rthsrlv. curved
nearly parallel with Columbus hundred feet
inches less. point %
block distant hundred feet westerly from the
cf Columbus measured along
o. block thence westerly. along
thence southerly-' parallel
hundred feet eight and 0nP-dsIf inches
northsrIy side of Eghty-nnth street and thence
the northerly side Of Eighty
and three feet four inches. less
the point 0f beginning
Dated York. December e6th 1900
GEORGE II HART.
Referee
OTIS Z PRESSINGER
for Plaintiff
No III Broadway. York CITY.
The following diagram Cf the property 10 be sod:
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02

The approximate amount or the satisfy
~ 16 66e ao'e described property is 20 te sold 3
" With interest thereon from t7e l4-h
Noyemter. 1892 Iosether with costs and allowances
amounting 10 S403d, With interest November
lS together with the Of the
innate amount ot taxes water rents assessment
other liens, which TO be allowed pur, out
81 The purchase money. or paid b. the Referee Is
Dated; New York. December 18th. 1922
THOMAS 2 nONNETI4T. Referee
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
BROOKLYN NEWS.
FATHER MALONE'S BURIAL
HIS BODY PLACED IN THE CHURCH
FOR THE FUNERAL TO-DAY.

ROMAN CATHOLIC AND PROTESTANT CLER-
GYMEN TO ATTEND-THE HONORARY
New-York tribune., 1900-01-02

Braome street.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-13
AfTtR ALASKA MINfSI
coppsr Mountain Properties 10 He
 Examined by R" hx. er'.

Word has teen received at June'u ihat D mining expert is on his w'v 'o Al'sN' to examine the eorpsr mining property ot t O Sylvester and c. w. Graves, ot ,h'> ,itv, and others at Coprer mountain WIFE ;he view of purlhdSiug ihe S'me. Refer ing to the mdler. ihe Juneau Miner >'>S;
 "ConerrSSman Sulzrr of New York; has written Co locsl p,rlieS lhat a mining exper, k sp route hete io ,Nhn'ine the Cop per mountain mining pr1reriiss whi'h he visited last summer. This means muth. fr.if ihe rr r,rti5S have any merit lt Is planned Co purchase all The god eoprer ,roper,irs uu Prin,r of Waes isIind dnd beein development work in the spring. \, less r,r.cn th1n W. R Hv'rs,. lhr owner of -h Nv Itk jOurual, Is oItk Of ,te ,.l,mc."