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New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
STORAGE NOTICES.


TO w NJ Duclker Mr.. or Mrs. r. NJ ae
I.eeuw. NJ or Mrs. c. r; Hauk MRS ,,ra NJ
Raumgarten. estate OF z. M 'Ineene Sirs
J. Foster. Elizabeth Allan hoss; \,
Helen Cogan. James Walker pr. Mrs ,1ys Hs
r. House Or. II. C. Wo,teFecN' Mrs
Phebe Smithson. Samuel ra'.Ior McI"s p
Cassie Foley Mrs. ]. c. Taylor j,
I.oughran, estate Of Isabelle de tItiod
You and each of you are HEREBY no'i''e ~
that the time for the payment OF my ,tes tea,
upon the property hereinafter dest, ~
having expired. after due notice thereu. tos
had been given YOU. Will cause SUI l0a !
property to wit, household goons. prlsO"n o,, IA !,
effects and merchandise. stored nN you ~, ~
the Columbia Storage Warehouses. 70 he
sold at public auction. according 70 '..t
statute in such case made and proNldeu, AT
Nos 81 and "a West 9th street on 81.
urdav. June 9th 1900. at lo;"U q. m, 20 20
II the sale thereof is not completen pN f."'
n m on said date the same VIII ne r,. Ill
tinued at the same place on each ano .eN eNetS
Saturday thereafter beginning al lu'"u d.
m and continuing until 4:3o D. m. on each
Saturday until the sale is conn 'eted:
CHAS r. SAUL
Pronrietor Columbia Storage Warehouses;
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
MOTHER AND SON SMOTHERED.
VICTIMS OF SMOKE AT A FIRE IN A FIVE
STORY PLAYHOUSE.

At small fire in the five story iatbouse. No.
1881 Park-ave.. last evening. Mrs. Josephine Nc
Shane and her eighteen months old Edward
were smothered to death by smoke The woman
was twentyeght years old. Her husband. Ed
ward McShane, is watchman employed by the
Holmes Electric Company. The fire started under
the stairway in the basement. and discovered
by the janitress. Mrs. Kenny. who detected the
smell Of smoke She summoned Julius Daub, who
is employed in the butcher shop of George Hass,
the ground floor. and he threw a pail of water on
the flames. but il did good.
After the fire had been put out Foreman Martin
of Hook and Ladder Company No. 13, with some
firemen. began q search of the building. On the
fifth floor thev Mrs. McShane and her child
living on the floor. Both still alive. and the
firemen carried them downstairs into a drugstore
Drs. Osgood and Miller. of Presby terian Hospital
Ia bored with them for several minutes. but they
died. The damage caused by the fire $500
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
GLOBE STORAGE COMPANY,
3O5 and 3OT East 61st.st., .ooo

New York. MAY 25rd lHt',
To Mrs. Rosa SAKE Louis Hart Alex
Wiley. Bridget None Edw. j. Brady
Mahle irving. Otto Gramm. Mrs. D; Jacobs
Sarah r. Charlotte. A. Schlodel tF'h, Dlei-
fenbach Truchsessl. Margaret O Connor'
Mrs F. McKeown. Jos. Sheepan, Ih0s'
Gould, Mr.. Myers, A. Israel. Or. A. :
Palmer Mrs Peterson. Mrs. Fanny FoI-
croft Annie McCue. c. F. Ohlson. Mr.
Kirschner. Catharine Brady. b. Stone; Aou
and each of YOU are hereby notified that me
time for the payment of the lien nol9
upon the propertv hereinafter descrlneG
having expired. after due notice Thereon
had been given you. l will cause such PROP,
ertv. TO wit. household furniture, personal
effects stored by you in my warehouses, 70
be sold at public auction. according 20 the
statute in such case made and PROVIDED, AT
nv warehouses 305 and 3oI East 6lst-st-,
on Tuesday. June 5th, 1900. commencing at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. If sale is not competeG
on fha 18th dav of June it will be continued
every day thereafter at 10 4. Nj. and be
continued until all of the goods are sold
GLOBE STORAGE COMPANY.
A. B YETTER. Prop.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
FOR SALE.
WATCHES
AND
LDONEMmN1TD&
MAMIE rMMFM nnn 5rmnmE

j HAVE TAKEN lN 7TRADIE
WIS Wis WEEK 1 offer the following
6itioI pda ana Diamonds, all in perfect con
us'ioh Bear in mind l have large stock
"ffarda Of nIand-rew goods These bargains are
oIeIed AT the prices l allowed for them in
tiaue' lhey can be returned within one
var yE II unsatisfactory. $4,000 Striking
e " atcn sIdo Tor $500. Another Striking Watch
t%r t9a 500; ,z It cost $275.O0. High.grade Wal
ftani faII 20, must have cost all of $50 90.
Lazy Watch and Chain. $40; cost SOS on
aaT1 r5ona raiI, Gents Railroad Watch, Sc: used
. IILunihs' cost $1,000. Another for 50 and
several other watches both jadies: an; I'D
gents sizes, a a bargain
Dlafnond stud. S15: cost S3S 90 Iadv's
SeataIre son ad Tiffany Diamond Ring. s25: il cost
Soo.oo, Diamond Ear Studs 500; cannot
ee fhatched at S225-O0. Big Diamond Ring.
SO; 80 gents size, cost 10000: IT'S an old
mine gem. Scarf Pin. 50: cost 500 90. and
numerous other Diamond pieces al bar-
gam gam a written guarantee with every ar
tcle A deposit will secure them.
Nl55FII5 IS NEW l'50H YORK 81"
a. IN, 10 " 2. m, Near
"a I, ~ - D. ,HCIuHed Nassau St
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
on THE GILLIAN CLAIMS counIssIoN
THE SWISS MINISTER IN WASHINGTON AP-
POINTED A MEMBER.

Washington, May 22-The Swiss Government has
informed the State Department that its President
at the request of the governments of the United
States and Chill has appointed Mr.. Pioda the
Swiss Minister in Washington, as a member of the
Chilian Claims Commission. The other members
Of the Commission Mr. Gage of Michigan and
Senior Vicuna, the Chilian Minister here 1t was
expected that the Commission would proceed
promptly to business. but owing the resgna ton
Of Judge Hunt, the American agent to become
Secretary of State OF Porto Rico some delav will
occur in beginning the work "
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
SCRAP IRON. NACHINERY. ETC

WE BUY SCRAP IRON. metal ano , ma
chinery. also old buildings and pri@n IT,
We always have second hand machinei
for sale EMPIRE METAL CO.' ie'N
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

OF the Republican State Committee, and at the
house of his brother r-in-law, Douglas Robinson, IN
Madison-ave., it said that he do not cali
Yhnra
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
OLD OFFICERS TURNED OUT.

Montclair, May % (SpeciaD.-The new Town Coun-
ell last night replaced many Of the present Repub-
lican officials with Democrats Liberal League
men. Some Of those turned out have held office for
years.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
GOVERNOR GONE TO OYSTER BAY.

Governor Roosevelt passed through the city yes
terday his way from Albany to his home. in
Oyster Bay. without stopping consult with any
politicians. He did not go near the headquarters
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 secondhand
wood end iron working machines; fuzzy
g-aranteed. machinery bought and ex-
Changed GEO B. EDDY. 39S Madlson-st
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
MRS. L4NGTRY's VAR FUND COLLECTION

worcester. Mass, May 22.-Iily Langtry, who ap-
peared here tonight says that she closed her esti-
mates to-day of the amounts she has turned in IN
the British war funds for the widows and orphans
OF soldiers killed in South Africa. on both sides of
the water she has collected f25 O0O -
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
FCRNISHED RO,,-~

'oIH-Si.. 1l9 WEST.-HandsomeI fur
house: breakfast optional; references re-
ouired: finest location. It
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
TYPEWRITERS.

TYPF,wRITERS bought. sold. rented, re
nafred. best machines; lowest prices:
trial free: telephone. CONSOLIDATED
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 241 BWay.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PARTY, having fine office centrally 10
Gated and a few hours spare time, would
like to represent responsible parties a
promoter any other mercantile line; op-
tions secured valuable property. mu-
nicipal improvements. etc. THE della
WARE MERCANTILE CO.. Bridgeton.
y. J.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
CAST OFF CLOTHING.

AsToNIsHINGLY high prices paid for la
dies gents and childrene discarded
ciothine fine evening and street costumes
surs tewelry bTic-a-brsc. carpets etc Call
or address Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NATAL. ia
eth-sye.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
ADVERTISEMENTS - -

ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions fo-
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Oflce, No ! ,2i2 Broadway, "a door north
or 3lst-st.. until o'clock p. m. adver-
usenents received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until O'Clock
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West Goth st; l06 West 42d-st. near 9th
ave; ~ East lfth-st.: 257 West s2d-st
between tth and sth aves. 1850 East 47th
St loSo 3d-aye.. between 10th and TTth
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
LOST.

LOST. Handbook No. 305, $40 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon TO present
the same to the bank within thirty days or
the said book viii be declared cancelled
and eHtinguished and new one issued in
lieu thereof "
LOST, Handbook No. 7S9. .454 Bank for
savings. 80 4th-ave.. New York. Paw
HSnt stopped Please return book To hank
LOST: :-Rankbook No. 100 703 Bank for
savings. 2NO 4th-ave.. New-York Paw
ment stopped Please return book to barl,
LOST. .-Bankbook No 75s.31S Rank for
savings. 80 18th ave New-York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return hook to hari,
LOST or STOLEN.-Bankbpok No. 400 7s6
OF the EmiCrant Industrial Savings Rank
iaNihfnt STOPPED. Please retugn book to
bank. No. II Chambers st W.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23

C,OACHNAN. Single: thoroughly under
stands the care Of fiue horses; eght
years in last rIace: CITY or country. couh
try preferred. 7. W. - East 33d-st
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
ANTIquEs. SILVERwARE AND
JEWELRG.

s WYLER w 2sth ST. Gate with J. N.
(,uegenheIm).-Dia Antiques. etc.
bought and sold. Highest cash prices paid
OLD Gold and Silver
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
OBESITY.

OBESITY positively. permanently curad
results guaranteed; no drugs; no diet M
exercise; no privation: cur treatment brings
health ana strength in its train. and cannot
injure the most delicate constitution. II ba :
stood the test and stands upon the solid
rock Of public confidence: do not load vour
less. Write for particulars o r. a. r
WATER co. l07 w 34th-st
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
TMIE OPERA PIANO.

New and elegant designs in d11erent
woods; also several slightly used. Write TOT
bargain list. ,-.h .,
VARFROOMS. BRoADWA A y. cor. 4I-m =,
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23

COACUMAN. Thoroughly understands bis
business: willing and Oblging: best ref,r-
cree from last employer. ADDRESS w n.
222 West 46th-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23

Nurse Inexperienced English woman a.
nurse 10 the sick or ATTEND an fnvaIi5 o.
elderly laS!y- good sewer references A.
dress NJ H.. 416 West 1ath-st "
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23

COACHMAN Married. no family, -
medium size: experienced, capable and re
liable. lust dlseneaged; best CITY reference,
nersonaI and written. LYNCH. 1872 West
.56th- 81
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23

USEFUL MANA respectable young man.
aged 10 IN country: understands care or
horse cow light wagons. harness. etc; {;
will prove a valuable man for party who
will appreciate excellent service and be
willing TO give a good home and fair wages
in return: agents and trifiers need not aIl-
PLY Address T CAREY. 2iT Ith-St-.
/ BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
DRESSMAKTNG.

ALTMAN e. BOGEDONOW. Ladies' Fash
ionabie Tailors. suits from S35 up; per
feet ht and workmanship guaranteed l24
East 45th-st.. corner Iexington-ave
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23

PAINTER and DECORATOR wants work
for estate or private parties; city or
country. moderate wages. Send postal to
PAINTER. f33 Fulton-st., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23

C'HANRERMAID. IS wedish girl as cham.
bermaid citv or country present employ
or can he seen @3S NadisOn-aVe
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Tribune ads" Bring Re
suits.

Tribune "Ads." Bring Re
suits.
l spent So 40 in advertis-
ing for a position as a ste
nographer. Fifteen cents
OF this was in The Tribune,
and The Tribune "ad." Sc
cured me the position.
Brooklyn, May IA.
| am truly thankful for
your kindness in assisting
me to get a good place. |
shall always recommend
The Tribune to all my
friends. Yours respect
fully,
Mrs. ANN CAMPBELL.
Yonkers, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
s. FRANCISCO STOCKS
San francisco, May 22.-The official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day were as follows.
DRESS & ACCORDION pIE.r,xc

IPh IFATTMG@ of every description
DING. 30 w 23d St. Established So wears
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
HELP WAN FED
Male.

Male.
ATTENTION, MEN.-sT.50 and few hours
light work takes you to Europe; no
steamship work SHIPPING OFFICES. d
C'1'rtOn-st ard T3 West-st
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
ELECTRIC MOTORS & DYNANOs

ELECTRIC Motors and Dynamos, new and
second hand: bought. sold. repaired and
installed. GEO. BENDER. l53 Centre
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DIAMONDS set snd reset while you wait
in latest style Of mountngs: liberal price
paid for old gold and silver. H. SESSLER
Diamond Setter. 80 Maiden Lane
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
DASRURf HATS.
DIAMOND SETTING

% DF-SBRoSSD Ds-ST. the place TO buy your
hats. DANBURY HAT CO. % Desbros-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

81 MINER RESORTS. BEST HELP FTrR-
NISHED: BEST SYSTEM AT IRWIN 5
II W. 11TH-ST IN .
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES, new and
second hand; lowest prices; easiest terms.
MARX BROS. "a Union Square
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
CARPET CLEANING.

the floor Careful Carpet Cleaning Co.
! l553 Broadway, 421 East 4Sth-st. COE &
BRANDT. Tel. 132-3sth
FREDERICK ACKERMAN. 133 West 32d-
St, near 6th-ave.-Steam carpet cleaning
and feather and hair renovating works.
MANHATTAN Steam Carpet Cleaning Co
office and factory. ! 1,231 2d-ave. near
64th-stD. Telephone !, 1,32S-79th-st. Steam
cleaning all kinds. Sc. per yard.
MCDOSKET'S Steam Carpet Cleaning
Works, 3i5 West 3Tth-st; Office, 204 East
19th-st-: cleaning. all kinds 4c. per yard /;
rugs. SC. Why pay more
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23
HELP WANTED.

Female.
LADIES. learn mauicurinG. halrdressing,
face massage. Chiropody. day, evening
position: special So course: begin now. 25i
6tn-aVe
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23

81. 900 WANTED to complete business vent
ure in which a considerable sum Is in
vested and which will pay 30 per cent an
nuallv. G. G. K. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-23

PATENTSl INVENTORS HAND BOOK
FREE; patents economically secured and
proftably sold INVENTORS COMPANY,
$50 Nassau-st
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REAL ESTATE NEVIS.

No amelioration Of the condition OF dulness
10 the real estate market was noticeable yes
terday. and none was expected. as little Is done
on saturday. the real estate day closing along
with the " all Street day Mt noon. Acouple Of
weeks ago real estate brokers were hopeful at
the close OF the week that the next week would
prove 10 be more PROSPEROUS. They seemed to
have parted with that hope yesterday aud did
not express any conhdenc" that trading would
become any more brisk than II is at present
until tax legislation questions at Albany are
settled. Considerable doubt exists as 20
whether a marked Improvement will result. "a
city taxes and other conditions unfayorabe TO
tho developm,n Mt Of trading exist. and when
uncertainty as to one feature Ia disposed u
others crowd In to take its place,
A fair amount Of trading IS going on IN
Brooklyn. Otto Singer. builder. has sold the
four-story brownstone single fat. No AZ
No-trand avenue. between Jefferson avenue
and Hancock street, for $1,000. The same
builder also hns IN course q construction
fifteen browns'One front two.story houses.
some Of which are arranged Tor two families,
These houses are on the south side Of Decatur
street. between Howard and Saratoga avenues.
and ara expected to sell for 81 800 each. Mr..
Singer is also erecting on the same book on
De 'atur street three-story single fats. which
will take 10 the corner OF saratoga avenue.
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I ONO BRANCH CoTTAaEs-Good locations; to
IL rent for sum pler season.
THOMAS McKENNA Real Estate.
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No. COT Fifth avenue. q four-story brown
stone residence, lISSxiO0. has been sold by
Henry D. Winans a May for Mrs. J. W. C,owes
on private terms.
Nos, 223 to rs East seventy.thlrd street, six
fve-stOry brick tenemcntS, each lot 25xlUO.
have been sold by +. Eli-ry Ande rson.
No. Al West torty-eiRhth street has been
sold 10 W, A.. FlaRg.
Two lots on the north side o' Eighty slxth
street. 100 feet east of Riverside Drive. have
been sold by l.. J. Philips < 20. to Joseph
Homerschlag. who will erect two 25-ieet
American hasemen dwellings,.
No. 81 West Thtrty-second street. a three
et2rv dwelling has been sold by Joseph Levy
x Son or William J. Newman.
Two lots on the west side Of BROADWAY. fftv
feet nortn OF Nlnrty-ntntn street, have been
sold by Judge William y, Cohen.
The four-story store and htt buildings, on a
plot 15Ox lOO.ll. at the southwest corner OF
lenox avenue and 10Th street, are reported
sold by George Ehret,
The Thomson tnildln g. a iour-story IRON
front structure at 1872 Broadway. IL reported to
have Seen purchased by the Washington Life
Insurance Company for about S3lO.OO IL ad-
Joins the Washington Life b~uilllng.
hve-story fiat on the north corner OF Clin-
ton ayen ue and lo'th street. has been sold by
D. 4 ". Mullins for II. Stiess TO Thomas Shor.
III
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FUvERi IL OF SOLON HUpPHRETS.
Conducted by Bishop Starkey In Trinity
Church, Bayonne.

The funeral of Scion Humphreys. the railroad
nagnate. Treasurer Of the New York cham Der
o. Commerce. who died last Tuesday afternoon
In his SOth year at his homo on the Bergen
Point shore Of Newark Bay. was held yester.
day afternoon in Trinity Protestant Episcopal
Church. Bayonne. Among the prominent
men who attended II w"re Russell Sage. L. H.
Morgan, James. May Duane. John !. Terry.
Arthur and william Duane, David H. Rowland.
J. Edward Simmons AMI Edward Walsh o; 81.
Louis. The funeral proccssian IN the church
was led by a surpliced choir. Th"n came the
IIght Rev. Thomas \. ~Starkey. Bishop of the
diocese Of Newark. ,ettsnded by the Rev.
Of L"nox, Mass, u former rector. The
officers OF. tbs. church acted as an escort
70 the body. Bishop Starkoy and Rector
Kirkus read the funeral %srrvica OF thu Episro.
pal Churca, .Alterwarl the m'mlers Of the
family and Rector hirkus drove to the Mora
Wan Cemetery on Staten Island. where he body
WINS buried. 4 memorial service in honor OF
N-. Humphreys vii be- held in Trinity Church
next sunday morning.
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Miscellaneous-Sale or Rent.
ADIRONDACK LANDS FOR SALE.

oNCHIOTA HOTEL PROPERTY. 2.2Oo acres, In
Guiding small hotel, 20 r'oms. on Oregon Pond
Store. blacksmith shop, barns. schoolhouses. eigh-
station. on the NJ hawk and Malone Division OF New
York Central la lrusd Rainbow Station on the
Chateaugay Railway both on this property. This
hotel les midway hctwee Paul Smiths aud Loon
Lake Hotel Company's and Is ono Of the best loca
ton. il the Alirundacks,
lOOr acres on aranac Ri,er adjoining the Loon
LaLe hotel Cympany's preserve. Good hunting and
nshing.
p5H acres on Osgood River near Paul Smiths. Good
hunting and hshinv. All green woods. Would make
n line private or club preserve.
s. res near KushaIua Hotel.
Address 4. A. ROAkE, Ouchiota. Fr1nklin Co, N
Y, or Y. q. SMITH. ~ East 44th a., Nsn YORK. y, Y
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On Contentment Island Road. Darten. Conn. about
6 acres OF anely situated land in high stats Of Quilt.
Uarn. horse, wagon. Sc., there are also two green
houses, The larger IA rs feet long. 10 first Glass In
every r, spect was erected last summer at q cost ex.
credIng s3. 300, 1t contains two hrs class furnaces
capable Of heating four other houses. Il supplied
with vat,r by new hot air engine, Is we'll stocked
with carnations. but IL suitable for raj ny ruses
or any other k nd Of flowers, Death OF owner cause
of selling, will be sold FOR isss than half - value.
Price, $4,000. For further particulars, apply to
II T. FERRIS Administrator south SorSalk. Conn.
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So,i.aed Ncchanics' Liens.

Roome 4 Co 70 Andrew Carnegie e 81. bth
. We .. from sJth to sist st. March 3.
Smith. Thomas N. Va Wolf Rsls' 1stsv es,
R,dsr Erics.on Engine Co vs. Abraham Abel.
man. i35 and 1877 Madison Of, March =.
800. ......,....'. .''''F - ..''sl'''ss'.
6oidnrr. Abraham. ct 81 W Lotns Rather.
81 and 81 Pike st. Noy. ~, is,s bond.
Dr W.. s- cor s-th ct, March =, 1900. 900.
Bell. WIN r. vs. Martin Disksn. lI7th 1t, Q.
100 . 9Th sv, March .; ."....
Altman, Henry. " Borths wolksnoers. 100
ColnmbiAs q, Dec 10
Nanhsttsn Bricf aud Terra Gotta Co W Louis
Lippmanu and mo <7t Grand q. Feb ~,
1900
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Plans Filed for Now BuiidinGs.
DOWN TOWN.,
tSnu'L of F'ourieenk it,

So, -.
. .a .. a..
Sr~heubman. oxner j q Plague, archl.
trct: cost ,.-..,, 500. 900
LUDLOW ~. So. tnprlyement to baths. VI
Gordon ovner: Oscar Loyeuson, arvhi.
,ert. cos, ,, .,...... 200
sd ay, Nj: imuroyempnt to tenement and
str, Tlels,s seh'srrald' owner; Ia.
ward Wen architect; cost ,,......., 500
'' nC Potter, te , own 'E ~ q A,ttstbnry architect;
cost ..,,. ,.......... 8T5
wall At. a.; in,pr nvrm.nt to Offices: Eugene
OSulhNAn estate owner. Oscar IoAen.
son. ar, h tsct cost .....,. ,.... IS
Reads At. IDI: improve urnt TO ONCE anil
store Renal estate osler. cost amman, $50
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I'd av, " cor 9Th at. 243xis2 to Bronx River I =.
to I'd 81 ~2271-5OoIi 100 u beg. 1Aih ward: "a
Ay. u " Q, 2t3 " 18th II l25xlOO, 3+th NArd' Geo
II Lawrence 70 John Knew Il. exr. &C. stA ITO
cancel deed. kcJ ATTY, Il q Henderson.
e5th ut. II Q. 3t5 an 1 3S7 W; X aiding Hardware Co W
Wm h d stokes ct 81, for losuro lien; atty. warren
BSW.
Parcel Of land under water OF Long Island sound In
front Of land Of J II and II WeilDrock. City Island
Ella ID DslancsJ vs. Jorry-n II NsllbrOck ct al
TO recover, Sc0 AttJ, W d Eimonis,
9th Av, u W cor 18th Il. iuO.5K,l.b. tA'h OF, q ., 10 9
9th Av, lb120o. IL To 18TH IT, 2sth 81, II .. 2ao. III
W ,h Av. 20. l0xDs %; simon sultan. trustee "a
VIM ! hohris ct al; to declare deed void atty
j Steiner.
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Recorded Mortgages.

Recorded mortgages.
DOWNTOWN.
(Souh Of Fouvtsenh ~
Monroe At, ~; Max Gold to Charles Diciin-
Horovitz and samuel Pa-n.aa to David
spruc, st, - Kate ? Knish. to Frederick
washington 4, 7ps: Ernest wirter.mith to
David Graham. err. trustee, &c. instans 1900
EAST SIDE.
tRda ~ P,rA 40. b,t. Fogr,. ma and itoA sL)
"a Az. n e cor rlst ct; Francis J schnuag TO
MagdalentB tna. "a yrs ........,.. $4,000
han Levy. Ayr MN $4,000
d"mani. ~. 5000
Same prop.r,y, same to samuel Green,
ioIst st. S., ~ L. Kin yton sy; Lille Gold.
.h,ar to samgel or en-; ! " .. $4,000
Chas Miller to Rs sch Brewing Co, saloon o
Ma lis n st I3-, LOU sroka to Abraham
and Louis Levy. secured debts and con.
sntifn Cont, VS.. 6s.i . " as,h q, Franci,
: yr. '.N1'l' .'''''' '"'De'. ..7so
Smith court, vs.. 10 8 seth st; same TO
Bernari Llchtenberz. 5 yrs"".....,." 2Ito
HARLEM.
Cx1,hdtin Island. portA 81 iiOAaj
18th 1t. a4s z; Lliei Juno to Patrick
SIX lly, saloon lease demani ......... $500
1924 Al, ll3 W. Wiliism Burns to Chas A
Peabody, trustee. 3 yrs. ....""..".". 5000
BRONX.
(Borouoho NJ n, Brorr.)
i42d st. =. old line. $50 willie Az. old
line Ferruccio Procirilli and wife ct al TO
Arthur nv. nsw line, " : south y OF lot a..
map upper Morris,nis; William Cahill to
vys " az or st. e 81 iso.Ss Freeman st; 10.
seph Quinlin to Abby A Freeman. 8 yr. $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11

v SALF-Houac. creditors OF a hu der will sac.
i rlnre new three story hrownstonp. 2Ox45;
parlors and sta r. hardwood, furnace in cellar;
handsome % antels: open, p1hMDinRi ~ rooms;
Ia row sold at -, 300 will accept 81 300 II soli at
once; 5H7 Decatur St. near Ralph Az, open every
dar between | to 2 +. VI. WILLIAM p. RAE CIV
PANY, sa4 Oates Az. topen evenings and 2os Mon.
tAuue at. BROOKLYN,