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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-04-17

J. OSWALD LUTTED, Mgr.
Hotel street. I48I
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-18

Miss Gnssie Kyle aud Miss Clara
BrAatz - last night for Chicago and
the eastern markets TO buy millinery
the former for Gilmore and the latter
foI the austin house with which che h
connected. Gilmore announces hat
be las engaged the services Of another
competent millinery Tor the spring sea
son. and will handle large and select
stock Of everything in the millinery
line.
A prohacted meeting will be com.
menced today At II a. M. at the Chris
tian church by Reys b. b. Sanders and
Jewell Howard. The music will be
conducted by Prof and Mrs. Douthiti
who have been here several days.
Every body 10 invited TO attend the SCI,
vices.
Mrs. y Kutner will be at Mr.. b. +.
eman's Monday, Feb. 10, to begin the
instruction Of class in embroidery
an who desire to take advantage Of the
opportunity are invited to be pres
ent. ~
Rev. +. L. sheitles will preach this
morning at II o'clock aud evening At
80 in The Methodist church. Sunday
school at 9ija.m. You are cordially
invited TO attend these services.
LOsT-My copy Of whites's criminal
statutes Any one knowing it, where.
abouts will confer a favor by reporting
same TO me. V. b Hudson. IS
NJ D. Coles kitchen roof caught Gre
early yesterday morning, bat was ex.
unguished with little damage.
Try a sack Of the celebrated "Pin.
delrs Magnolia Flour" for sale only by
Dansby & Dansby. dos
Rev. r. b. Sanders and daughter,
Miss Sanders, arrived from Austin yes
ierdAy.
Ifit's the best hour-it's "Pindell' .
Magnolia"-sold only by Dansby q
Dinsby. dos
Nathan Patton Of Waco, deputy in
ternal revenue collector. Wa in the city
yesterday.
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye at the
Exposition saloon. loot
Residence for rent-apply to +. j.
Fountain. go
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-18
LOCAL NEWS.

-
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Groginsky
son.
Ladies' vests a cents each at Nor
woods -
House for rent March D.. Apply 10
]. l.. flearne. d7O
Mrs. Allan D. Sanford returned to
Waco yesterday.
Buren's l2.year.oId Scotch rye at the
Exposition Saloon. 26tf
Miss Nellie Smith returned from
Hearue yeElerday.
Rev. J. ?. skinner was here from
MilIican yesterday.
smoke Metropolitan cigars at sold
Exposition Saloon. DIFF
Try the famous Brook Hill Whisky
At the Exposition saloon. d53tf
Mrs. W. $. Adams aud little daugh.
Ter, Hazel, returned TO Ennis yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-18

Washington, Feb H. The house com
mitiee en- election Of president and vice
president submitted report in favor Of
joint resolution for constitutional
amendment disquAlifying pllyarmists
for election as senators or representa-
iiyes in congress and prohibiting polyg-
amy and polygamous association be-
tween the sexes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-18
p.sy Ro..b.rr,.. s,.,.m,n,.I

Washington, Feb H. Lord Rose
berry's statement in parliament Thurs.
day 10 the effect that last December the
British government made unsuccessful
overtures TO the United States and Ger
many for an alliance. has caused the
greatest surprise among the state
department officials and while they are
not In position To make an official de-
NAL, they do not hesitate privately 10
assert their absolute ignorance OF any
oyertures Of the kind decribed Officials
here intimate that from his position as
an opponent 10 the present English gov.
eminent Lord Roseberry is not in a po-
sition % speak 10y the card A. 20 what
took place in matters as important as
this
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-18
M.erum,. ch.rr.. Er.mIp.a.

Washington, Feb 1.-THE stats de-
partment has has taken steps 10 make
sure Of the position It has assumed to-
ward ex- Consul Macrum. in anticipa.
ton Of an inquiry from congress. by
directing an investigation into every
phase Of the allegations contained in
that officers statement including espe-
cially a thorough investigation Of the
conditions under which the consular
mail and cable services were conducted.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-18
Tomb, Ordered Destroyed.

Pekin Feb a. An imperial edict
just issued commands Ii Hung Chang
10 desecrate and destroy the iombs OF
the ancestors OF the Chinese reformer
Kang Yu Wei, and offers 100 600 taels
for ths capture Of Kang Yu Wei
dead or alive Though the edict
purports to emAnats from the emperor
Il Is evidently the work Of the dowager
empress, whose bitterness towards the
reformersis thus far evidenced
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-18

Referring 70 the Death Of Capt. }. T.
Gloss the Madisoayille meteor sAys;
Capt Gloss was sornefly = citizen Of
Of this county having taught In the
public schools Of the county from the
sos until 'e2. when he joined tue Con-
iedeiate army, going ont a. second
lieutenaD, Of Company b Of GOuld's
Battalion. In 1864 ne was promoted to
captain Of the company and - such
served until The close Of the war.
hHjor Wiser OF this place was intimate.
ly acquainted with his service and says
truer, bnyer aud more gentlemanly
soldier never lived"
In spite Of the blizz,rd the following
have been here the past two days from
Madison county, ]. n. Hicks and wife,
NJ COidiron and family, Uncle Billy
Reddin, Jno. 7. Payne, X. II. Payne,
Lntl er Payne, Ben Payne, Levi Carter,
X. NJ. Fauar, A. NJ. Hill, W. II. Griffin,
I. b. Waldrop, Rss Cole, W. II. Wheel.
er, W. J. and W. A. Lang, J. +. Jenkins,
John Garner.John Russell, 5. 5. Roster,
I Ernest Roster. J. II. Wells, Verge
Chapman.
We are glad TO report that Attorney
j, +, Randolph is recovering from bis
long illness. at present being able to
sit up and be moved about the room.
His appetite Is also returning, and II il
hoped that he will soon he able 10 APP
pear upon tho streets.-Madisonyille
Meteor.
Mr.. J. w. Coulter has bought the
shelving used In sanger's dry goods
store and refittel the upper story Of hi,
dry goods house with il, increasing hi.
facilities and convenience for display.
ing his stock.
The only wall paper housein Americs
which offers premiums for new designs
annually is Alfred Poets & Co, ol
Chicago. Contractor J. W. Gregg ID
their agent for Bryan, and will he
pleased to show samples at any time =
Rev. G. P. Fountain will preach Al
the Baptis, church this morning At II
o'clock. An important conference
meeting will be held and all church
members are requested 10 be present.
7. y. Waldrop, one Of he most pros
porous and progressive farmers Of Mad
ION county, vas In the city Friday buy
ing goods.
Aliss Tommie Taylor has returned
from Hampstead, accompanied by Misi
Corinue Dodson.
FoE RENr-About 81 or 80 acres o
land at edge Of corporation on Bn
chanan road. AppIyato 5. NJ. Derden
DO
FOR RENT-Four room house ia
southern part Of town at 800 pei
month. L. r. Knowles. :.
DR.. Anderson the opticiAn charge
nothing for examination. AtDr.J. l.
Fountains office. 70
Jos. Gelbef is back from New York
where be has been buying goods for b
kacrer.
/ LOSr-A red. white faced heifer calf
Reward Tor return to q. j. Mawhinney
DO
Mrs. c. +. Brogden Of Houston, d
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Deens.
Brook Hill whisky-fne.t on earth
at the Exposition saloon. d53tf
one lot all wool II 4 blankets, 50 Of
kind for - 25 At Norwood's. u
Wool socks, 81 cents per pair al
/ Norwood's Z.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-18
ApMINIsTRATORls NnrInE-

Notice Is hereby given that this day
have been appointed temporary admin.
isirator OF the estate OF A. b. Carr, ST.,
with power 10 collect all debts and 10
bring suit il necessary therefor n take
charge Of, control and manage the e.
tate. All persons indebted 10 The e..
tate are notified TO settle same at once.
My place OF residence ia BRYAN, Bmzos
county, Texas. G.. :. Parser.
Bryan, Tex, Jan. -. 1900. 46ti.l5ii
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-18
Choice Building Lot.

For sale on easy term-lhe Mcqueen
pfoperty-CiG A Adams. 70
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-18

81 Office hours from ga. m. until
II, and 100 to 4 p. m. 2-i7
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-02-18

these good. .peak ior itseIf Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

by Bryan L. Kennedy & Co: No % scaroro.,
ST. west side, about 1872 feet north Of Monron-D,
ONO three story and basement brick buil6,nrr
rstdte OF Anna e Brady, deceased; adjourned 70
December 5. I'D
NO e30 Halsey-st., south side 14s feet east 30
he'd-ave' Brooklyn. 1s.9x1Oo two story and haea
ment brick dwelling house; public auction. hid :.
IT $500. '" Diu IN
NO IA East One-hundred- a nd |. thtrtv torr4h .
southwest corner of Brown Place &c sx6o two s,o
and basement brick dwelling house; adrnints.r,r
sd9 OF Ihe estate OF Margaret F Kelly &c.,,
10 Leo Hunter for 8, 600 -''' deceased,
No 1859 Prospect-ave west side On e.
OF One-hundT ed seventy-ninth-st 9sSI6o south
storE frame dwelling house. to James r Two
r, Ne 42o Hudson-st west side. Is feet so,t,
Eh inst. running through to Court-st Eob HILL Oh
y J. 2oxl0O three story and basement hr, d'SSokeLl
ing mousse public auction sale; to Michael 81 uws!-
= BY Richard v Harnett & Co. No A., v
sdlWehty-nrst-st. northeast corner OF rrenth west
sstohe dwelling house. street and thrss s, anu
oIlck nathorse. with store On avenue, stI1iS
pG Ma .e au9t!on sale; withdrawn. '''u'
east SOS west Iwenty.hrst-st north side 40 feet
iG im Drlck and stone dwelling house; leasehoIS
pe9Iic auction sale; withdrawn. oiu'
NO Io3 Ienth-ave., west sidl, about 4s feet o,o.
Of Iwentieth-st.. 2SxlOo four story brick tenemsnt
,onse' WITH store and basement: public auction
BY John T. Boyd: No II Delancey-st soutb s,da
ic14 feet east Of ChryStest 21I 5 three story ana
easement brick house: executors sale: TO Josenh
BY Philip A. smyth No. ia Wllliam-st cas-,
side Aa feet north of John-st 276x4S2; four story
prick store partition, 10 Henry Brach for $50 lno
.. FhoHnix Ingraham & Co: M n West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22
DEATH OF JOHN A. KING.
PRESIDENT OF HISTORICAL SOCIETY sue
cUMBs TO BRONCHITIS

Jrobn A. King, president of the New-York His
tortcal Society died at D. m. yesterday in his
homo IN the Savoy Hotel. For some years he had
lived at the hotel in the winter months with his
two unmarried daughters, spending the summer at
his home at Great Neck, Long Island Several
DAYS ago he caught a severe cold, which developed
into bronchitis He had been feeble for some
months and the disease made his case almost
hopeless because of his advanced age. On Tuesday
evening when the Historical Society held an an
niversary meeting In the hall at second-ave. and
Eleventh-st MI King reminded his daughters Of
his invariabe custom to send flowers to the meet
ings OF the society. A resolution expressing sym
pathy and hope for his recovery was passed by
the society. Mr. King had not been able to be at
his real estate Office at No 243 Broadway for sew
eral weeks. Mr. Kings daughters were with him
when he died. His wife died several years ago
Mr. King a of John A. King. the former
Governor of New-York. and grandson of Rufus
King, the statesman. He was born In Jamaica,
long Island. elghty-three years ago, and was grad
uated at Harvard in 1881. He studied law, and was
admitted to the bar few years later. For num-
Der of years he practised law in this city and then
publican in politics. Presidential elector in
1872 and 4 State Senator in 1S74-'I5. He
twice defeated as candidate for Congress Mr..
King had been prominent in the Network His
torical Society for many years. He was member
of the ST. Nicholas Society. the Metropolitan Mu-
History.
The funeral will take place at st. Thomass
Church. Ffth-ave. and Fiftythird-st, on Saturday,
and the burial will be at Jamaica, Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22
sscAREs AT TIEN-TSIN AND SHANGHAI.
cERMANs PREPARED FOR AN ATTACK ON
THEIR QUARTER.

Tien-Tsin. Nov. 2o-There has been consid-
serable firing recently in the neighborhood of
srien-Tsin. and owing to report that the Ger
man quarter of the city would be attacked last
might the German sentries were doubled regi-
snent patrolled the opposite hank OF the river
and the remainder Of the German troops were
aordered to hold themselves in readiness for &C
Kion at instant's notice
Nothing happened however. 20 show cause for
t&he alarm although to-day all the Chinese SER
wants Of the Bengal Lancers' officers and men
Jeff, saying they had been Informed that the
Boxers were marching in large bodies on Tten-
iTsin and Picking Neither General Lorne Camp
ibell of the BIRTHS! troops. nor Colonel Moale OF
sthe Americans believes there is any truth in the
hr1mor: but the natives evidently believe it, and
sz1any OF them are leaving the service If the
Foreigners,
Shanghai Nov. 21-The action Of the Ger
mans Yesterday in marching large body Of
Troops outside The foreign limits, close to the
:arsenal, alarmed the Chinese. The gates were
barricaded. The Taotai met the officers. who
sWere allowed to enter the troops remaining out
5edde
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22
MORE DELAY IN PEKING.
PEACE COMMISSIONERS DEVELOP A
POINT OF DIFFERENCE.

Picking. Nov. 19.-The meeting of the foreign
sEnroys to-day Unexpectedly developed point
sof difference which brought the negotiations to
ia temporary standstill. The matter will be re
Berred to the home governments. The confer
renee adjourned without fixing a date for reas-
ssembling.
1t is said that the difference Is such as viii
POSSIBLY cause considerable delay. Ii Hung
tChang is known to have unoficially approached
certain Ministers with a view of ascertaining
sxhe likelihood OF the Powers consenting to re-
sduce the punishment of Chinese officials to
degradation by Punishment; but 1t is understood
Ehat he received no encouragement
Reports from Chinese sources say that Ger
IMAM and Italian column is burning villages TO
the northward.
The Shanghai correspondent of The Morning
Post" referring 10 the rumored decree OF the
Empress Dowager warning Governors and vice.
froys 10 prepare FOR against the allies says
that he believes II refers to the provinces OF
fShan-Se and Ho-Nan alone. the Chinese oe-
Geve that the allies intend to invade them
THE Russian Prince Cchtomsky. who has ar
rived here declares says the Picking CORE
epondent of The Daily News" that the Car
withdrew the Russian troops from Picking be
tcause the foreign PRESS accused them OF plunoer
land outrage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22

Northumberland fourteenthst north side 495 feet
west of Fffth-ave., 25xl001f: five story brick fat
house; foreclosure; to the plaintiff for s21 975.
No 431 Riverside Drive, northeast corner of One
hundred -hfteenth-st 1037xS7x00 llx11o6,
story brick hathouse foreclosures adjourned to De-
cember 81
BY William NJ Ryan: No. IS Henry-st.. north
side 1857 feet west OF Pike-st., 29X75 three-story
brick store and tenement house; foreclosure; to
the plaintiff for $lS.437.
. Westchester-ave.. east side, at west side of
Wales-ave., south SSSx southeast S3.5x north
east $50 west side of Wales-ave west 1l2.ll TO
beginning vacant; foreclosure to the plaintiff for
S1S275. ~ r..
south of One-hundred d-seventy l0Sx
100 four four story brick hathouses, with stores;
foreclosure to the plaintiff for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22
REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

os. and AS"sd sSen 5n0 &s
TF is :! sec6nd map Neil estate Edward Xe
anSneE ia T6s f9 I2hn sui. V6n ~ 81
tn Gastay Weber and wife. - 100,
H9qston-st 3 90 20 II r. OF o., f% sMi 2Gn9o
f2 a5. o 10 < rs ~ % < =, n = 70
s n IL 7,lo oa Herman Hoilender to Fanny
rl hSIsnHeT No II. $; Tn,on-st No II
John L Brewer and another executors to
corner l RessIt4 Bead ssSx
tafs. FsTdiaaHd HprstG 10 s;: ;; n.SO
M EhTenreeh to eerman EhTenrsich y part.
esth-st. $, "A IT e OF Co!unhus-ave. 26xlo0.lI.
.hs No 5e 50 Eaat lao6 2 Buck to
Soxioo: Sarah A Hanna to Mary J Hanna and
ps ani,sS' No 2Ga 2ii1 irregular and Maiden ~
i a 1896. also plot beginning Corner e io
M9id 7sx l@s 7 faa' as! AK AK 2aS!
on No 90 s. x1ie i 911 5 5xl7 9xs1 VIII
it 40 s. 2I275 Peter to ElizaSeth
rd N SaFf Nos and 2se. Besknsa 10
st runs aso 20 Street iSf do2 Al0Hso ks5f
ca to I2en ~ 49, 8 25xa5 Solomon Cohen
to Charles II Sanford q. :; CO..
ss16o Sarah 81 % F5anfss II Rlseto;d
ssa sox ~ oso 'qo to s'fs:, runs
Tinted States Trust c9 ,b,2@ trustee to
west End ave s42 Il q Ssth-st. 1880
X Eager 10 Florence II
Aetb~st n 575 # OF i0th-avs. n 60.3x
ok On Thomas Mccarthy to George
II
'S alx so to Robert clark 45ooC
269 II Of Avenue A, 25Nl00S
M MAIZE $4,000
c Lott and another 10 Nathaniel Esberg et
,nIth-st $ g. IS # e of Riverside Drive. 25x
100 II Charles Buek TO Edith L Hoge et al.
PI Hart fG to Eiaabeth Lyon 100 Oot
No 407 West. 20 l0X74.l Edward Jacobs.
te1s 10 -. is oOC
waTTen-st No 10 5 : rs 2x75 2x254 x752 VIII
lam r Rose TO Hannah Felbel, .......-........
Elizabeth Lyon " 10000
Hart 10 ELIZABETH Lyon =" = aooot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22

eminent directed the seizure Of the British steamer
Taboga which was used to carry troops, ammuni-
ton and provisions to Buenaventura. then oesiesed
by the insurgents:
The agents and owners OF the steamer Taooss
having refused either TO sell or rent the vessel tne
Colombian Government. In view OF its authority
under the law. and according to the contract OF
1879, binding the company to carry troops ana War
material In time OF war and having regard TO the
fact that the commercial interests OF the entire
community demand that the ports Of Buenaventura
and Tumaco be Immediately reopened tnessI lore
Taboga, and orders that the owners be paid talr
price for the use and possible damage thereof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22
REAL ESTATE.
TEN STORY BUILDING FOR CHATHAM
SQUARE.

a notable improvement in realty will be begun
shortly the block front the north side OF
East Broadway from Chatham Square to Cath
arine-st. by the erection of ten story brick and
limestone structure designed for stores and light
manufacturing purposes. The building is to be
erected for Isidore Braveman an estimated cost
of $4,000 from plans by Buchanan & Fox The
site has been occupied by a hotel which years ago
was the meeting place of the sporting fraternity.
cheap lodging house.
Rusher & Babcock have sold for Flora Douglas
the three story and basement dwelling house No
325 West EiShty-seVenth-st.. 2oX55xlO0 to a client
for occupancy
Philip JeseIson sold for Max Marx to James B.
H fT to No u West U
gives country property in part payment
Inc Brad r estate has sold to MandelbaUm &
254 Broome-st S. 1905 also No Arenst A'I ana sq
story building. on lot 254X6410. N
Miles Heller have sold for the estate of Her
t tn story buildings WITH rear stables on plot
46xsS9; also No. 529 West Seventeenth-st a tbree
story dwelling house. 25x9o 49, three
Peter Axelrod has sold for joseph Roberts yvor
70 Max Cohn the five story single fathonse oow,0o
No So4 East Seyenty-eighth-st -'A4'V'
Julius Levy & Co. have sold for erro,.
Fine No 307 East Seventy fourth-st 4 VIZ t q
hathouse. on lot 20x1022 for about $1,000 Pb
same brokers have sold for Samuel Adler No tp5
25x2022, for about $1,000. 'i'Nii's on lot
Samuel Emery has bought No % West Forty,
20x1005 dwelling on lot
Greene & Taylor have sold for Peter NJ zr,.-o.
bae - VS. Innirty-Sixth.st four story and
pr CANT; also for William Broadbeit 70 "a a
brownstone dwelling house on Story ny 9a and basement
John F: Erdman. ~ ~0"i'''o' 10 Dr.
s,9 Msrefa Strong has sold No % West Ninety
dwelling house, lot 1SxlO01l To + NJ Ty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22
PUN1sHMENTs NOT SUFFICIENT.
MINISTER CoNGER's VIEW OF PENALTIES
DECREED BY THE CHINESE GOV
THE TROUBLE IN COLOMBIA.
s9REsENcE OF A UNITED STATES wARsH1P NOT
YET REQUIRED.

washington. Nov. A-The developments in the
Colombian revolution are being watched here with
keen interest well with anxiety. This is es-
Fpecialy true Of the movement of the British gun
looat Pheasant from Victoria to the Isthnus where
81 is understood she is 10 effect settlement with
The Colombian Government for the seizure of the
British merchant snip Taboga. The fact that a
considerable sum Of money was offered TO the
Eaptain Of the Taboga for the of mis- ship does
not legally offset the protest Of British Consul
against the seizure. IL may be expected that the
Colombian Government Will oe called tc severe ac-
count. AS American interests have so far been
directly affected, orders have yet been issued
sending Cnite1 States naval vessel to Colombia
The Bancroft was sent south some time ago and
will be near the scene of trouble should any ne
cessity arise for looking after American interests
On the Pacific side the Philadelphia and the love
are available: They will go south before long for
a winter cruise. although there is present mr.
pose Of using them in connection with the disturb
terce in Colombia
WHY THE VESSEL WAS SEIZED.
Colon, Nov 2l-The following is the text of the
official decree under which the Colombian Gov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22
AUCTION SALES To-Day.

By Charles A. Berrian: No. Mnetta-st-. west
side 10SI1a feet north of BIeecker-st 3o1Ax79x6SS
x45 Il i4X115l1e, two story and basement
frame house with brick front and five two and a
half story brick houses in rear; voluntary sale
BY D. Phoenix Insraham: No. 1872 Sxty-hfth-st.,
south side 302 feet of Amsterdam-ave l9xlv95'
four story front dwelling house; Irving Grin
nell and another trustees, etc, against John Is.
Cole ct al a. H. Larkn. referee: amount due,
SIG. 752 SO; subject to taxes etc. 1891 10.
-hundre fftysecond-st., north side 1oo11
feet west Of ST. Ncholas-ave., 50x74I1, vacant,
Frederic ]. Midilebrook against Henry b Thomas
ct al; A H. Larkin, referee; amount due $uSS4 10;
subject to taxes, etc. A1S &C.
BY William NJ Ryan: No. 70 One-hundred-and-
twenty-second-st.. south side, So feet west of
Fourth-avc.. 2Ox1Oo11. I've story stone front fat
house; John y. Stewart al trustees. against
William Lyman ct al; Charles D. Olendorf. ref
cree. amount due, s1525 IS; subject to taxes etc,
s., 500 f5.
Be William Kennedy: No. 81 Ninety-seventh-st
south side. 800 feet west of Central Park West COX
100 four story brick dwelling house; Josepha II.
Young, executrx, etc. against Cornelius H. Tall
man and another; George w. Ellis. referee; amount
due, $19,l53 IS; subject % taxes, $737 Of.
By McVickar & Co.: Nos. $40 and 80 West Sixty
eighth-st, south side. 200 feet OF West End
ave. 50xlO05 two-story brick stable; Rebecca Nor
gan against Rudolph \. Umbach ct al; A. H Van
derpoel referee; amount due S7,237 50; subject to
BY Richard Y. IIarnett & Co.: No 27o1 10 27o7
Broadway. northwest corner of One-hundred- and-
thirdst lol 9x63 7N00 ux7, eight story brick Nat
house. with stores: Jacob Lawson against Aquila
w Wanmaker ct al. (Nos. and y; a. H. Wander
poel, referee; amount due so 235 81; subject to prior
mortgages. $4,000. and interest. $61s724 and to
taxes. etc s.. 100
By Herbert a. Sherman: Nos, 2aas and 2,s4o Third
ave, southwest corner One-hUndred- and twenty
seventh-st. 49uxlGo six story brick building; the
Baron de Hirsch Fund against Mary E. Norton ct
al; Franklin Paddock referee: amount due. $685.
800 10; subject to taxes, etc. $685. 81.
By Peter 2. Meyer & Co: No 1907 to 1913 Lex
ington-ave. southeast corner Of observation-disclosures
nine teenth-st., l00.i1X333 story brick fiat
house, with stores Lewis s Davis against Laura
E Mand Ter ct al: z: Thurman, referee; amount
and to taxes, etc. 81 ,74O 81. Saw Mill Lane north
side. at west side road leading from dwelling
ing parcel containing ffty-three acres. Also East
Chester Road. west side. 1,74S feet southwest Of
Boston Road contains four and one-ffth acres
Mary ]. de Busy and another, executors. etc, will
of Maria T. Waters ct al. against Francis J
Schnugg et al; Emanuel S. Calm. referee amount
due $5l,727 Al subject to taxes, etc. $3.50.