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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-05
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THE FIRST LICENSED PIANIST IN
SEATTLE


THE FIRST LICENSED PIANIST IN
SEATTLE,
PALMfsTRy--Prof sheldon. the WORLDS
g. Consulted daily on all affairs Of life.
Prof, Shcidnn's work Is entirely differ
ens from oths. mediums and self-styied
sssns s ~ sssns dons n ,Ss
broad. open light Of sober sense land
you in possession of yours). He POSI-
sanes isr readinss Or sseeiai WORK ss-
I'll he IL through, and not then II you
ara not perfectly satisfied. HIS intor-
no auen sna aqsIss on ma a' ay ~
fairs, business transactions. Law suits.
etc, are accurate and truthful lie re-
unites the separated. settles lovers
ouarrels. causes speedy marriage, To-
Gates hidden treasures. removes esii in
nGfnces, cures cts and drunkenness. adj
yises you as 10 whether or not you win
he successful in mining or In business.
lie looks into your hane and tells you
what ais you. and oftenttmes gives you
back your iosi nerve and energy. No
matter vAat trouble you may have, call
and he VIII heir you- Falmlstry taught.
hedinmiSiic persons developed. Per
manentiy located parsors. Iva Third ave-
nue.. corner % Seneca
MISS HODGE. q chicago. holds run
form spirit mAteriaiixing seAnces IN the
light Sunday. O'Clock. "Wednesday and
Friday, clock. ladies. 50c. gents o.
Trumpet and etherealixins seance Non
uAl eve mV0s ltttetotiuN eSAaftGf fANLF-
day eve. 5oc. Sitfirgs daily By APPOINT
ment ouiy. Private developing ssttings
daily q ,. m. 1874 Third avsnpe,
ETHEL GRAY, palmist. and occult
scientist; advice on all legitimate trans-
actions. either love. law. marriage. or
mining. reliable and honorable. Jewell
House. Ni Yesler. between Fourth and
FtftA avenues south.
MRS. ROSS, natural born eiairvoyAnt.
business trance medium and painist.
advice on mining. AL business and yri-
*atn matters. also card reading, salts
faction assured OF no pay. lt29 Third
ave. EOx 1915
MRS, f. F.sIETT. South African medium,
In her wonderful ciairvoyanS sight. re-
veais past. present. fstares consult her;
readings SC. Office 20 Pioneer build
ing. corner James and First avenue
FLoRANcE MARVIN. fourteen years
Seattle : prophecies. predicted SeaftIe's
So 80 f5e Ere Hotel Victoria. ia0A Eirst
THE W,ell-kuown Madam Coy hAs r..
turned. can be consulted at iG9its Ft-nt
avenue
MADAM FRANCISCO. ciairvoyant. 80
sxAaxxA avenue. !
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Fine mill site on Salmon bay, Ballard
railroad ard water shipping facilities
cheap; liberal terms
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
ps state CIV o. Was1hlngton, for King County
corporation. PiaintiY a"v y. q standard ssas
a ssrssr A. fG %SBssy a SGrosr@ +
H Moare Eugene 1a MSsnss0n vsr 3
vanter. Sheriff OF King County. Wash
ington, and the ALASKA Bonanza Min
panv. q Corporation, Defendants. No.
29,126. Notice OF Sale.
I. Abner Wolf receiver OF the steamer
city Of Grand Rapids, do hereby give
notice that In pursuance TO an order made
and entered on the End day OF August
1900, by the Superior court of the state
OF Washington; for King county. In an
action pending in said court beings action
numbered 2a,l26 In which action the Pu-
get Sound National Bank OF Seattle. a
corporation. II plaintiff, and the Standard
Theater Company, a corporation. ct AL.
are defendants. l will on Wednesday. the
18th day OF August. 1900 at the hour OF
2 o'clock p. m, Of said day. expose and
4 Dunn dock. near the foot OF pike street.
on the water front In the city of Seattle
tho said steamer City OF Grand Rapids.
highest and 1 best bidder for cash o AZ 'ne
Dated at Seattle. Washington, this 4th
day of August 1909. uSrp wo,
Receiver of the Steamer city OF brand
Rapids
THE BOARD OR DIRECTORS OF Sc
attic School District No /, at their office.
Seventh avenue and Marion street, will
fsr un ne ssSss P
OF Senior Grammar School Building
In accordance with the drawings and spe-
al this off,ce' or at the nrehiiscys % o Yeen
Eoone Corner, New York block. Seat
Tie.
plumbing and for the heating and the
Board reserves the right 10 reject any
all or separate proposals.
certihed cheek for 5000, payable 10 the
order OF the Secretary OF the BOARD "a
a guarantee that. the bidder. n awarded
aud give surety bonds for the fun amount
Of the contract. LYMAN BANKS,
Seattle Washington. July 81 1900 Seal
Gee untf II a m. Jufy *, for furnish
ing transportation from Puget Sound 20
yS,aess ga A ,o 81 for, for i sn. tons coal .na
w. w. ROBINSON. JR..
Capt and a. 81 NJ. W. 8 Army.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
AbsIHAtTS.
-~---->------------. -~----------~-~~-----.
ABSTRACTS promptly made. Rex Ed
wards 4 Co. 9 Hlnckley.
ARTISTS.
----------------~s-------
JESSIE NJ. ELLIoTT-stuaio. 81 Boston
block
ASBESTOS GOODS.
---~--->--------------~->---
STEAMBOAT work, boiler and pipe
covering q speciality. DE sofia Deus
sing Co. slg western ave.
ACCORDION PLEATING.
-----------------'-----
MISS GALLAGHER, millinery store.
loif Second avenue.
ACCOUNTANTS.
FRANK A. MCGEE. expert and consult
ira accountant on private. corporate and
audited. etc: erroSs ana fraaas detect.
- unWNccilsd references. Rair!er Grand
Hotel Seattle.
CHARLES h. GRANT. expert accountant:
books 81 firms, corporations. cSurties.
etc.. examined, opened. closed, errors
detected. CONFIDENTIAL Is Coltnsn block.
Seattle,
pANDsAwING AND srAIRwoRK
------~------------------
W. II PURDY. bandsawing. turning
stairwerk. senera! joOhing Phone. Black
lSs- sS santh FirS;
BNAss FOUNDERS
SEATTLE Brass and Bell Founiry Com
pAuy: brass castfnRs Insisting and fob
hing. old metals kaiaxht
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aREAT NORTHERN LAND co.
s5 FACTORY OR SHOP SITE
W 40 feet, with convenient switch
Qtyilegc: all filed In; a corner, on two
md streets. near the Union depot site
~ terms: price $780, inside OF 1
44ths II will be regarded cheap ut
epuble this figurc.<
koR sPECuLATOR OR BUILDER.
- and slightly building site, ia0xi20.
uef, on graded street and near in I.
1D house. room for or more
y1toinGs: II can be made 30 per cent
Ac0mo property; price $1,000.
ANOTHER
kiW Icct. on corner, and graded street:
uoor In fenced; a good buy. 81. 500.
GOOD INCOME PROPERTY.
uney lot, sexi25 feet. , houses and room
~ more: plumbing and sewer con-
sftsd, rents fer t37 per month; price
aasss nicely located: rents SIS per month;
9eti building and best business location
g Second avenue near rnion rents at
~ month. snap, $i,2M
n have residence and business proper
ue4 Ia alt parts of the city and VIII he
,Fe9eed to show them 10 Won
wv wish % sell your property quick
aREAT NORTHERN LAND co
FIRST Avenue Phone, Main Sss
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THE ALASKA BANKING q SAFE DE-
NOME r est. Alaska S9.
This company will open for business at
next II win do a General banking bus'.
ing OF gold and other vaiuables, sell ex-
change. buy gold dust. assay gold.
CABELL WHITEHEAD. Phi. D..
Assayer and General Manager.
EZRA D.. PARKER. Cashier.
Seattle correspondent. Puget Sound Ma
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL
BANK, SEATTLE.
Capital paid $4,000
]. 8. Goldsmith. .............vic President
X, v. Ankeny .....................s..Ca Cashier
Correspondence in all the principal cities
in the United States and Europe.
Gold dust, bought. Drafts issued on
Alaska and Northwest Territory.
THE
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE..
Head Office. Toronto.
Capital paid up. 50, 900 900
Sir Million Dollars.
Seattle Branch,
H. ~. NORRIS. Acting Manager.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE..
Paid-up capital .......;.; ;Sl5oeoo
Transacts general banking business.
II. c. Henry .........................P President
H. X Spencer .........-..........-Cs Cashier
Safe Deposit Vault. Boxes for Rent
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Second ave. and Pike st. Capital paid up.
100000 r. c. Neufclder, pres; j. r. Hay
den. cash: J. T. Greenleaf. asst. cash.
Trars1cts commercial. savings and trust
business
BANK AND OFFICE FIXTURES.
RHOLFs a SCHODER. 6i0-62o First ave.
nue. southAABank, office and bar fixtures:
hardwood Timber and steamboat work
a speciality.
Bo0kBINDING.
r. ANTHONY hookbinder paper ruler
and patent blank book manufacturer.
Boston block. oppositeI old postofYice.
rooms 49, 10, al, AZ. Seattle. Wash.
METROPOLITAN PRINTING a BIND
Ing Company. liz Yesler way.
boat BUILDING.
PLOUGH & PROCTOR, 1896 Railroad
avenue. sheet metal work. life boats.
launches, snip repairing
AMERICAN Boat Building Co. build
launches. lifeboats. small craft Office
Second and Jackson
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QlfARTERMASTERs DEPARTMENT.
Seattle. Washington. July 81 1900 Seal
ed proposals viii be received az this Of
Gee until II a. m. Juiv *. fnr furnish.
ing transportation from Puget Souud 10
valdez Alaska for isoo tons coal ana
from 900 TO 500 tons general merchan-
disc.
w w. ROBINSON. JR.
Capt and A. q, NJ. u q Army.
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FoR sALE-CITy REAL ESTATE
Continued.

BOND 4 LA FARCE. Rooms 1 and 2
P.-I. building. Telephone. Main 773.
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SEATTLE Brass and Bell Foanary Com
pany. brass eastinRs finishing and fob
hipx. old metals haiAxht
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Highland drive, Queen Anne hill. between
wizard street and Sixth avenue; fine
residence block. overlooking the Sound
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HERBERT 5. UPPER Private money TO
loan on improved Seattle property.
farms aud timber lands; from one TO
Ave years time; no delay; farms and
timber lands IN King. Srohomist. SKA
git. Whatcom and kitsap counties for
man block.
MONEY TO loan At low rate Il Interest
em Improved city aui fBr.n pr1 acr;y.
Sc4ttle property ard farm. in Eastern
and Western Washington for sale on
Ltd, Robert J. Fisher, agent. % Bailey
building, Seattle
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Six lots, corner Twenty-fourth avenue ant
Charles street, one block from Rainier
Heights car line; liberal terms.
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Nstt building and best business location
81 second avenue near Union. rents at
~ pff month, u snap, 81, 200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Clinton-st, No pa, 301x7l. l1x29 IOx7I.lI; Gin
torr-st. No PAS. 3O.lx71 11x29 lOx7l II; David
Perlman and another TO Henio Sin. $4,000
Montgomery-st, No &c. 25x92; Bernhard Mayer
and Jonas Wen to Aaron $4,000
zoos: Rose Coshland to sophie RothOlz. 900
Sarah Newman to Estahn Rodrlgues. -. 10000
Hartford Maginess 70 Thomas Henry. ...........
Stanton-st, Nos l0S and 10 s9x25 Samuel
Mandel ct al to Morris Rose and another 70 625
Jacob and William and Elizabeth Betsch to
1ath.st, No 1873 West 22xio8.8 Catharine c; Don
nell TO Jennie Klenk. Observation-Disclosures. 100
5sth.st. No 8a2 West, 2Ox1OO5; Henry r Hoyt ~
ana another, executors, Wallace 500
22d-st, No 2e2 West 25x9s9; Carrot Wright
,s executor etc TO osas Kanner 1880
Sophie RothoIz 70 Hyms6 SOM and 10000
F. ksogh referee to City Real Estate Co. 2s5oo
o., John Russell sell to Henry erase 1890
A. Palmer and another, to John Nageldinser. 245Oo
80 9x6O; Thomas L. Fetner, referee TO Cath
ss aTne Getzser- Co., $4,000
7sd-st. No 21e East 25xio2 ?: Louis \ Bail to
Clinton-st No oil 25xe5 George Herring 81 oO'V
At TO julia - lhness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Rose. Morris, and another TO Samuel Man6.i AZ q,
Ludlow-st corner Stanton-st instaIments
Altschul. Joseph, to Henry Altschul 76th-st n
o07 II Of Sth-ave. due death of Josenb
Altschul ........-....-, .............
Klenk Jennie. 70 Catharine o. DonneI i3tbs,
NO lS6 West, years. ..............
Lbbey, Jonas NJ and Frederick A 10 Melvin 6
bennett et al executors. etc. Fort Washington
Ridge Road. S, 1915 Il from S : or
l55th-st extends TO Boulevard Lafayette.
Friedhon, John P. TO Frederick wiemann 8d-ave
n corner Tremont-ave 177th-st 2 years
stuart Wallace, TO Daniel W Smith and another
executors, etc, 5Sth-st No 332 West 8 years
Laue, William, to Lambert Suydam, 39th-st Nos
22S and 30 East year. ..................
Nageldinger, John. 10 Henry CSrubenbecher e9d
81. s, 2Is II W OF 3d-ave. years ..........
Sutro Emanuel S. 10 Mary Mayo 49th st
No 90 West. leasehold. years. ............'
Kanner Osias. 10 Joseph L Burenwieser 22d-st
- -o% wet ueiIiaho -----...-......
Matthews, James ID. and Edgar l. Eppenstein 10
Bradley * Currier Company, Central Park West
n corner sSth-st. months. ..........
Hamerschlag, Mark, to James II Aldrtch and an
other, trustees, Ridge-st No l36. year, 80.
NelsbergeT Aaron, 10 trustees OF the CONGREGATION
shearith Israel. cannon-st, No 1O2 3 years
Getzser tatharine 20 Frederka Meuser 7th-ave
No 3s3 years 49,
McNorr0w Patrick, 20 Equitable Life Assurance
society; lo4th-st IS. 70 n of Central Park
West. months. .............
Crouthsrs samuel, 10 Harlem Savings Bank sth-
ave, No 2 764, year. ................
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TO CONTROL RICE OUTPUT.

REPORT OF AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN 4 sYNDI-
CATE AND SOUTHERN GROWERS
A dispatch received in this city yesterday from
Beaumont Tex, said that arrangements had been
practically completed for the control Of the rice
output Of the United States. The negotiations to
this end, II reported, were contaminated at
meeting between the rice farmers and millers and
representatives OF a New-York syndicate which
has been formed, with a capital of S,5OOOOO. One
OF the members OF the syndicate who attended the
meeting Beaumont Anderson 7. Herd Of
this city. He quoted saying that the pur-
pose Of the company TO contract with the rice
farmers for all of their for four years
and TO pay a stated price for the product during
the existence of the contract Mr. Herd was fur
Their reported saying that 80 per cent of the rice
farmers Of South Carolina, Georgia and Louisiana
had agreed TO the plan At Mr.. Herds offices. No
35 Nassau-st a Tribune reporter was Informed
yesterday afternoon that he out Of town. and
that until he returned no particulars concerning
the reported rice syndicate would be obtainable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-03
SUPREME COURT. County uf Sew Ynrk

Clarence Cary and Henry Lewis Morris Trustees
under the last viii ana testament Patsy Morrts
deceased OF Mrs Annie Cary Maudssy plaintiffs sESInst
Charles kerysn and others. defendants. S
In pursuance OF Judgment ..ia
made and entered IN the entitled action bsa,nS
date July Sro 1900 l. tho undersigned the R.fsrS ~
said Judgment named. Will public suctiSo AZ ,bs
New York Real Estate SalesroOu No III Froadvnv A.,
ne Borough OF Manhattan city Of New York on the sfd
Gay OF October. 1890 IL O'Clock noon on thai fs ~
Peter p Meyer Co.. AuotiOneers prerisas Sirc,sS
folCws: ''N ~0sSi'"eo N
Al that certain lot piece parcel land with the
sly or New York and bounded and described as Fellows.
beSnning at the corner formed intersection ~ ~
seusnery SIDE OF One hundred forty-,ourth tisG
street with the westerly side Seventh Avenue IA. Ma
enedl running thence westerly along ne southsv Ga.
Ok one hundred and tortYfourth street s
Io tset thence southery parallel with Seventh
'enyi"ur @b feet eleven I'D inches. thence eastery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-03
SAYS FIRMS FAILURE RUINED HIM.
PARTNER OF OTTO sEYD FILES PETITION IN
BANKRUPTCY.

Franz List, who a partner with Otto Seyd.
importer Of dress goods at No 60 Mercer-st., from
February 1898. August g. 1900. fled petition in
bankruptcy yesterday to get rid Of any liability
on that account Mr.. Seyd filed a petition in bank
ruptcy on September Is Mr.. List. IN his petition,
says he believes that by Of HIS liability for
the debts OF the firm he Is himself wholly insol-
vent. He unable to give exactly the liabilities
of the firm the assets. as the books he alleges.
have been IN possession of Mr.. Seyd the latter 8
assignee and they have confused Mr.. Seyd's in
dvidual assets and liabilities with the firms assets
and liabilities
Ever since the dissolution Of the hrm August
Q. Mr. List has been in litigation with Mr.. Seyd
for an accounting OF the partnership business. Mr..
Sey6 by way of counter claim. It is alleged, has
set forth a pretended and fictitious claim against
Mr. List for damages amounting TO many thousand
dollars and denies Mr.. Lists interest in the firm s
assets. -
Mr. Last estimates the firms liabilities at S94, sos
and assets SS 726 Mr. Seyds schedules showed total
liabilities of S1O9 no assets of S5995. Mr.. List
has individual liabilities OF $500, to the Equitable
Life Assurance Society for loan on life insur-
policy of $1,000 and assets Of S91 in cash and
a claim against Mr.. Seyd. value not given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-03
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, County of New York,

SUPREME COURT, County of New York
RICHARD WEBER. Plaintiff. against CHARLES
II. BEER and iers. Defendants.
pursuance of judgment Of foreclosure and sale
duly made entered IN the above-ented action and
bearing date the 25th day Of September 1900 l. The
undersigned the Referee in said judgment named VIII
sell public auction. the New York Real Estate
Salesroon No III Broadway. in the Borough OF Man
haitian, cl New York. the 22nd day OF OctCber
1909 noon that day, by Peter F. Meyer
directed by said Judgment 70 be
sold. and therein described as follows:
lots. pieces parcels Of land situate
lying and being the Twenty fourth Ward OF the City
York known and distinguished on certain Map
entitled Map the Bathgate Estate late
property OF Charles Beck deceased sold under the
direction of the Farmers Loan and Trust company
Executor and Trustee, dated New York. Nov g. 1897
SURVEYED Lynch. City Surveyor and hed
In the office Of the Register of city and County OF
New York by the numbers one %. Two O. Three %
-Four a. Five 5) Thirtynne 900: Forty (4O)
Fortvone an Forty-two (42) and Fortythree 43) in
Block Two thousand nine hundred and twelve C2SlZ)
DN''N 49, JOHN H. JUDGE. Referee.
NsAprrE FARLEY Attorney Plaintiff. 229 Broad
way NST tE IS diagram of the property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-03

Matthews. James D. and Edgar L Eppenstein to
the GermRnia Life Insurance Company, S4th-st,
5. III # W of West End-ave. years.......
Same to Same, s4th-st, S. 1874 fl W OF West End
Same TO same S4th-st, s. 1871 II W OF West End
ave u Years -,
q
Same TO Bradley & CurTier Company, S4th-st, n 8,
100 fl W Of West End-ave; also S4th-st, g, 1871
II W OF West End-ave, 8 months. ...............
1eith, John II. and Charles Glenn to Henry Keaie,
Ith-ave, corner i14th-st, months. ..........
HoLsman. Flora II, to Gottlteb F dartranft, S4th-
ST. No III " est. years. Observation-Disclosures.
Rhein, Mayer L, to the Equitable Life Assurance
Society of the United States. 61st-st No SIS East,
AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-03

IaAN
r. 4ORK;-Phe General synod OF the Reformed Church
Defendants In pursuance OF Judgment OF srs,
action bearing date 10th day September
Undersigned the Referee in said Judgment 1 Io l. the
sell at public auction at the New York Real Esta VIII
City Of New York the 18th OF Ocohe- TAN
tioneer the premises directed Judgment y; AUG
and therein described follows All thar 60 oe sold
piece arcel Of land with the buildings thereon lot
situate lying and being in the Twenty-third w. U
City Of New York. Borough Bronx oontainaS OF me
City section Nine and within block 23I2 OF the '.nn
Of the CITY Ok New York and bounded and zap
follows: Beginning point on the Old as
or washington avenue before the widening ona - me
and ninety feet distant North from the Co., Hhored
by the Intersection OF the Northerly line OF %
hundred and sIxysevsnth Street with the ss1 T one
or washington avenue thence running Easteriv 1srji1
with One hundred and sxtyseventh Street ana
lhnd OF Phabe A Farshall hundred and thirtv
QS! feet thence Northery. nearly parallel wt, seven
Easterly line or Washington Avenue t1snt Ine said
feet. thence Westerly and again parallel Hitb - to)
erly line Of East One hundred sixty-sav.r. North
Of the distance through party VIZ street
dreG and thiTtyseven 130 oIS nun
Of Washington Avenue: thence Southery line
tynve feet to the point place OF begnpno line
ceptinS therefrou all that portion the abovs
premises taken by the City York in tn eserosd
and widening Of Washington Avenue e opening
Dated New York September Path 1900
AUGUSTUS H VANDFRPOFr
REED REED Attys. for Plaintiff. Brossusaue
York City. way New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-03
RECORD OF PRIVATE SALES,

Kahn & Baumann have sold for Som Brothers
the six story elevator apartment house at No.
West Ninety-second-st.. 125 feet west of Central
Park West, on lot 45xSSx1OO to Mrs. Rothotz for
500. 00o,. In part payment for Som Brothers
take the three story and basement private house
No l24 West One-hundred and thirtieth-st. lot
16.sx5ox1OO for $4,000.
Samuel Goldsticker has sold for the estates of
Edward Tracy and James Russell the lot the
east side of Fffth-ave. 522 feet south of Eighty
hth-st, 25X1O0, 10 Cullman Brothers, who own the
adjoining corner.
The Wllke estate has sold the two lots the
feet west of LenoX-aVe., BOXES. 3X62 2X91.S.
n1nth-st., five story American basement dwelling
house, lot 22X75.
Francis McMulken has sold No. 19e East Twenty
seventh-st., three story and basement brick dwell
ing house, lot 20X9S9.
client Of J. Edgar Leaycraft is the buyer of the
Marguerite apartment house, at No. 273l Broad
way, reported yesterday. The price is said to be
than $4,000
Henry d. Winans & May report the sale Of the
four story private dwelling house No. Jos East
Fifty-seVenth-st. for William J. Elias
Joseph A. Farley has sold No 81 West One-hun-
Observation-Disclosures, a five story stone and brick
American basement dwelling house, lot 23x63,
for $50 600. L. j. Phillips & Co. were the brokers.
McCafferty & Buckley have sold No. Ill East
Seventy seventh-st. a three story marble front
private stable, lot 25x1022 feet, to Edward r.
Wharton for $4,000
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SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

P SSD sef Deer s snS o:T e N1% a9rk
In pursaancs Of judgment OF sale. duly
made and entered In the asovs entitled sS'2n ana 6ss
referee in said Judgment rS1aed wlI eel At
No III Broadway in the Borough q %an lab y q:
Nem IorA -. az az I'm ~ Ryvs- TsnnSIjy 5s anc
ons.rs The premises directed by said Judgment To 90
ALL those certain lots pieces Or parcels Of land STU, ,S
ely OF New 1ofk az pom ~ t1s @
soe o. 80 49, $500 ,orre5
by the intersection Of the sad westerly SIDE OF
nth Street which point would he the point q intersection
Inns OF One hunered ana Eorty-s1th street ne SAGE
were extended runninS thenGs noTSnery Sons me
nine feet zen nche 20 point where the centre no OF
w1ud intersec the running themes
hundred and forty Street il the same were
tended hundred and thirty TWO Feet three inches 20
running thence southery along the centre line OF said
three hundred and eiEhty-sx inches norhsry
from the northerly side OF one hu1dre and forty-nf9
northerly One Hundred and Forty-hfth Street
sriy from the sal westerly SIDE OF Edgecomoe Avonae
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dred westerly 5herefom thirty feet four inches
hundred and fortynfh Street thirtythres feet
as it runs to point distant three hundred and thirty
seven feet four inches the northeriy side Of
One hundred and toEtyafh Street running thence
fortyntth Street thirtytwo feet point
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parable. with said westerly side OF Avenue and
which be the centre line Of One hundred and forty
sriy along said line one to the point place
ssan New Be SEP less
HENRY MARTIN BAIRD. JR-
EDWARD ". SHELDON.
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The following q diagram properly sold as
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