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SPECIAL SEASIDE SUNDAY TRAIN
Leaves Astoria at $50 a. m.; arrives at
Seaside 9:lb a. m.
Passengers may return on any train
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ALL TRAINS to and from Seaside run
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GILBERT BRIGGS, PROPRII

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New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- NEW YORK COUNTY OF PUTNAM-@coRAs ;4sa;- CO. -Asoy w
daendahss d9M Raainn against EMILY a
and aais
nam and ID New Yors % and bearing date fe isth day
February 1900 the gndersigned The referee IN IN said SAID
York Estate salesroons No. III Broadway. in the
he day darh 1900 o.eoeE maj
ses directed by said judgment TO be scd, and therein
that certain piece land parcel the lands
formerly Of the Mayer Aldermen and al the er S hS
City described survey map chart Of the
on T the day Of October in the year Of Our Lord
lsq9 and ed in the Once Of the & Of the san
the BY ground Of James Morris the eas,
lot of mard @ s u s part MaoT OF and
Augustus Van corandt and contains in front
@ f te era a neba anS dn Iee the on wes side
eight feet be the same more or less AND ALSO "a All
and adjoining the lot above described and in the rear
above described the south and west by ground
the north side twenty-five feet twenty
1e m the 1 west % se 6s Se f bg pa tor o ot heh
in certain map chart annexed to deed Of partition
part and Henry White and Ann his wife Of the other
40 described in warrantee deed made the 2ls day
City of New YORK physician and Sally his wife Of the
s part M and stephsR MUM of the the second nd part sd re
County Of New York in LibeF il2 Of Genveyances Sc
Together with the essuage dwelling house and build
parcel
ALSO. ALL that certain house and lot of land in
City Of YORK, known
of Grand Mercer Streets and
as hundred Grand Street said lot being
n and hundred
length each side. be the
less. bounded the westerly side
northerly side by land
belonging Miles r. Burke. deceased the east
erly side by land lately belonging Stephen B. Mum
subsequently belonging Emily A. Pierce and
the southery side in front by Grand Street aforesaid
Being the same premises conveyed to William H. Num-
now deceased, by Stephen B. Mum and wife. by deed
bearing the Twenty-ffth day May thousand
eight hundred and forty-one
Dated, New York. February Goth. 1900
WILLIAM HENRY HALDANE.
Referee.
WILLIAM II GIBSON
Attorney for Plaintiff.
81 Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
City.
G. D B. HASBROUCK.
Attorney defendant O. Clark. Trustee, &c
81 Nassau Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York
City.
JAMES Q. CLARK
Attorney for defendant Emily A. Sauson
u Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New YORK
The following diagrams OF the property TO be sold
eng the premises above described and referred to in the
foregoing notice Of sale
- The Street number parcel described is No
Grand Street.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
STORAGE NOTICES.

New-York. March 14th. 1900.
MORGAN & BROTHER, Storage Ware
houses. 232 234 236 West 47th-st. To
Crichton Campbell, F. NJ. Bixby. Airs. e.
2. Rice. A. D. Proctor Smith. Henry Day
Ellen Byrnes, Ida Lewis. Nine MichOlow-
ski Mrs; F. Nissen. Mrs; p. 6: Brown.
Ann Mulligan, Mrs. D. Gray. ]. G. Hyatt.
VI. :. McCready. c. n. Kennedy, VIM.
Easton, James Donovan, J. J. HariSins
Mrs. L. A Strauss. James McGire, Law
Mrs. I BENJAMIN H. 3. Van Loan. Mrs.
c. B. Gilbert Alfred Johnson. Mrs. Har-
gin. Mrs. Irene Marshal, United States
Express Co., z. J. Campbell. Ada Crisp,
Kimbark. Emil Kuntz. Mrs. G. II. Morris
Mr. McAlllster. Mrs. Alfred Poindexter, :.
Meyer. Hugh McCarten, A. Coleman, Mrs.
c. Darling Mrs. OHara. Mrs. a. Alien.
Mrs. Westlake. Mrs. F. E. Brooks. Mrs.
l, D. Cogswel;, W. E Dewey. E. Nj.
Curtis. Mrs. G. r Palmer. Mrs X John =
Thomas Murray. Mrs. Livingston. Mrs. {.
II. CRUDE w. II. Johnson Van Co. Mrs.
K. Laton, 5. Schultz. Elizabeth Mooney,
Littell, H. F. Bergman. W. J. Maitland,
Mrs. NJ. Enrtght Miss Margaret Nay, c
Manzocchi. Mrs Lumpee. W. ]. Cooney.
H. .. Crisp. Wua. Munnie- Wm. Crewe.
MaP5n N9Ps kyi9c4 sh9e4 as4 assn fH0n Ftes Salyn
Haughey, Julia Clark for Eunie Acker. c.
J. Gremer Mrs. Florence Il. Branagan and
George A stearns Mrs. c. ". Donahue.
II. Henriques Mrs r. Rich. You are
hereby notified that the time FOR payment
OF this firms lien upon the property here
inafter described having expired after due
notice thereof had been given YOU this
firm VIII cause such property 70 wit:
Household goods. personal effects and mer-
ehandise stored by you in their warehouses
70 % sold AT public auction. according 70
the statute in such eases provided at their
warehouses 232 234 336 West 47th-st
on Thursdav March - 1900 at 1890
o. clock a. m ana VIII De continued on
and place. by Bryan l.. Kennedy Auc-
tioneer MORGAN & BROTHER.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
SUPREME CoURT CoUNTY or NEW

YORK.-C'harles A. Murphey, $ executor, Sc plain
tiff against Elizabeth Others defendants.
In pursuance of judgment sale duly
made and entered in the above entitled
date fifth day OF March. 1900. I. undersigned
refSree said judgment al
the New York Real Estate Salesroom No Broad
way the Borough of Manhattan City New York on
the second day Of April 1900 u o'clock
day by Peter F. Meyer & Co. auctioneers, the
directed by said Judgment 10 be Sold therein described
follows:
An that certain lot piece parcel of land. situate
lying and being in the Twentieth Sixteenth,
the City Of New York bounded and containing follows
Beginning The nCrtherly
street distant one hundred and fourteen i4) feet
easterly from the formed northeastery
Twenty-ninth street and the southeastery
Ninth running thence northeaserly along
parallel with the Ninth
the a party wall nnety-eight (9s) feet and
90 inches the line Tvyentynlnth
and Thireth streets of the block bv TWeny-
ninth and Thrtieth streets and the Eighth
thence running enthusiastically along cen
line. coz thence running southwest
wardly. along line drawn parallel said Ninth ave
nney-eght (9s) feet and nine Ce) Inches 10 the
norheastwardy side of Twentynnth street and thence
norhwestwardy. along said northeastwardly side of
Twenty-ninh street (22} the point or
place of beginning.
Dated New York, March Sth. 1900
LOUIS DAVIDSON.
MURPHEY & METCALF, Referee
for Plaintiff
10 Wall Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
NEW YORK sUPREME COTRT CoI7NT

OF NEW YORK.-CONRAD OPPERMANN Plaintiff
VS.. JOHANN ADAM OPPERMANN and others Defend
= -'
In pursuance OF interIocuory Judgment Of partition
ana safe duly made and entered in entitled
action bearing date February 10TH 1900 in the
Office OF the Clerk of the County York on Feb
ruaTy 10Th 1900 the undersigned Referee in said
Judgment named. public auction al the Nav
York Real Estate Salesroom. No Broadway IN the
Borough OF Manhattan, and city and County Of New
York the 22nd March, 1900 o'clock noon
that day by Peter F. Meyer Auctoneer premises
N said Judgment named. situated County os
New York and therein described follows ALL that
certain lot piece parcel OF land the building
thereon erected situate lying being northery
slde OF East Seventy y-nnth Street in the City OF New
York. and bounded and described follows namely:
BEGINNING point said northerly side OF
East Seventy-nnth Street. distant hundred and
Eorry-three feet and eleven
formed by the intersection of westerly
First Avenue, with the said northerly side
entynnth Street running thence westerly
norhey side Of East Seventyninh Street twentyeght
feet thence northerly line parallel with said First
Avenue. and part Of the way through the centre
party wall. hundred and feet inches
the centre line OF the block between Seventy-nth
Street twentyeight thence south
erly line parallel with the First part
the through the Of wall hundred
and feet and inches the said northey
East Seventnnth Street at the point place begin
ming; the said premises being known as number
Three hundred and Seventy-ninth Street.
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
Dated New York February 27th. 1900
JOHN YARD,
Referee.
The following is a diagram of the to be soid
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
ST. NICHOLAS AvENT-E-Su

ST. NICHOLAS AVENC-E-Supreme Court
- County OF New York.-Ednund s whitman Edward
= Griffin udsOn B. Wds. surviving executors Of the
ast VIII ana Testament Of James late M
cry OF New York deceased plaintiffs. Edward c
Bailey and others. defendants.
In pursuance of judgment duly
made and entered in the
date 9th DAY Of March 1900. l. undersigned the Ref
cree IN SAID Judgment named will
az the New York Real Estate Saesroom, No. Broad
me 7eth oSy OF March 1900 IL o'clock OF
gay by ) De Waltearss, Auctoneer
ny said Judgment be sold described as fol-
lows; ALL those certain lots. pieces OF
sitoS,e @ Elng and being IN the Twelfth Ward City
OF New York which taken together b7unded and de-
scribed as follows. that is 70 BEGINNING at
point IN the eastey line Nicholas Avenue distant
sixty feet southwardly from the point the eastey
me OF 81 Nicholas Avenue would be by a
s-aEnt Inc drawn in continuation of
aswaruly and at right angles Of
Nehoas avenue hundred thence northwardy
parallel with the eastery line Avenue
Sixty Ieet. thence westwardy and
the saserly line of St Nicholas Avenue
Wardly and along the easterly line
sixty feet to the point place of beginning the said
several dimensions
conveyed TO the said Edward g Bailey by said Ed
1lnc y whitman Edward p. Griffin Judson 2.
W!lds as surviving Monteith
ceased, by deed bearing presents
which are given the payment part Of the
purchase money of the said premises
ance, said land lying Section Z Block 2O53 on the
Land Map Of the City OF New York.
DATED NEW YORK, 9Th March. 1900.
- - JOHN II. ROGAN Referee
ATTORNEY FOR Plaintiffs, No "a Street Borough OF
Manhattan. New York city.
The following diagram property to be sold:
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
foreclosure Sales.

os Feter Never. Esq. Auct.oneer the premises
follows: = = - '' A NAereih described
ua certain lot piece parcel land WITH tho
thereon hei,.
soufhery side OF sixty-hfth between the rs1 & u
secono Avenues in the New York hcundas ard
oessrloed as follows; COMMENCING at a point on ths
OF SiSty-fth
feet and nine inches eastery from the south
ery corner OF sxty-hfth Street and Second Avenue:
thence running easerlg along Sxfy-fth Straet
feet and nine inches thence scufherly and nersI s.S
second Avenue, and the
SO far as the same extends between building on the
premises hereby conNered ard tha or
3onig thereto T. the east thereof hundred feet thence
on Ine parable with
feet and inches: thence rarrherv nr H.
with second Avenue and Of the through party
wall SO Tar as the
the premises above described and building on the ot
next adjoining thereto on the side thereof one
hundred tee TO the point or place Of beginning Being the
same PREMISE conveyed the
John Litten and wife by dated January 91a Jsae
berg further known by the number 2s Fa Sxtv
80 A-aet Stay
Dated. New York. February 2dth 1900
GEORGE EDWARD KENT pa,sraa
TURNER, MCCLURE & ROISTON -' 7-
Attorneys for Plaintiff. % William Stree. Nav vo-1
" Y. @ -'e" 10iA'
The following lie diagram of the property to be sold;
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
forrclosure 5Gles.

SUPREME COURT, County OF New York
The Farrers Loan Trust Company, plaintiff.
AsainsI Martin Z Hunter and others defendants.
n pursuance Of judgment foreclosure and sale duly
taoe and entitled action and bearing
eae the h day q January 1900 the undersigned the
heie-e s2d Judgment named viii sell public auction
a me New Real Sales Room No III Broad
way. Borough Manhattan. City Of New York,
tns n-iesn-h March. 1900 u o'clock
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14

New-York. Mar TIN. 1900.
CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES,
l65. 1877 and las West 32d-st, New-York.
Katie Reirdon. LILLIAN Marshall. Mr. Mar
tin ]. Gilroy. Mrs. V. Ttmmsrmans. Alice
aytes. Mrs. L. Collins. Mr. c. n 8. Jack
Mrs Kate Turner. Mr.. Il J. Potter. Miss
Clara Grey. DR. G. A. Leech. Mrs. Susie
Steptoe, Mrs. Carlton. Mrs. Anna Plowden,
Mrs. NJ M. Ferguson Alice Galloway,
Mrs. Louise Washington, Mr.. j. L. Hum
freville. You are hereby notified that the
time for the payment OF the lien | hold
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired after due notice thereof
had been given you. l will cause such
property, 20 wit, household goods. personal
effects and merchandise. stored by you In
ton. according TO the statute in such
cases made and provided, az Kinstler's
Auction Rooms. LOG West 32d-st., on
saturday. March 3lst. 1900. commencing
completed on the 31st day of March. it will
be continued on each "Wednesday and
saturday thereafter. at IL O'Clock a m,
CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
D. Ed. Dealy, Prop.
TO A. A. McCreary, Mrs. Chas. P. Adams.
Mrs. T. B. Rand. Mr.. or Mrs. II. 3.
Clark, E. A. Radigan, Julia NJ Froment.
Mrs. c. Lawrence. Minnie L. Webster.
Mrs. w Williams; 1sa. T. " Hsermance; w NJ
Barnard H. NJ. Putney Nadine NJ. Nor
gan. Mrs. J. o. Kruhm Margaret E.
Young. Mrs. J. d. Lawson, Mrs NJ Nor
gan. F. c. Harris. Eva Tanguay Mrs NJ
O'Brien. Mrs. NJ F. Tammany, Mrs
Franklin, Abbie J. Adams, Mrs. A Will
Jams, J. W Clark. Mrs A. r Walter, v.
H. Muller, Miss NJ Carlisle. Mrs (. NJ
Clickner Mrs. Jennie Radcliff, Robert
Crawford, Mrs. Belle James R. II.
Knowles James Page, Mrs. Conroy, Gene
We've Rivers, S. L. Fuller, Mrs. Tessie
Beardsley Mrs. r. Hayes. Elizabeth Allan
Ross. Mrs. ]. l. Rose. Julia Then1as and
Charles Morris You and each of you are
hereby notified that the time for the pay
ment of my lien upon the property herein
af.er described having expired, after due
notice thereof had been given you, l will
cause such property 70 wit, household
goods personal effects and merchandise.
stored by YOU in the Columbia Storage
Warehouses. to be sold at public auction,
according 10 the statute in such case made
and provided. at Nos. % and 81 West 9th
ST.. on Saturday. March oath, 1900 at
10: 80 a. m. and il the sale thereof is not
completed by 80 D. m. on said date. the
same will be continued at the same place
on each and every Saturday thereafter,
beginning at 1890 o'clock a. m. and con-
Iinuing until 4:30 p. m. on each saturday
until the same is completed.
CHAS. R SAUL.
Proprietor Columbia Storage Warehouses
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
White Street.
Broadway


The premises described White Street will be
sold a Twenty-Five
with interest thereon Az per per from the
23rd Of November 1899; premises described
No 106 Grand Street will be sold subject mortgage
of Sixtyve thousand dollars
cent. annum from the 1st day January 1906
and also subject the leases both parcels
described.
Dated New York February 10Th 1900
WILLIAM HENRY HALDANE.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14

Inc approximate amount Of the lien charge satisfy
@ e Ia ae aboyeescribed property is be sold is s17
o4-oloO, with interest from 23d Februar 1900:
togetler with costs and allowances amounting TO
Soo-o-lOO with interest from 9th day March, 1900
together with the expenses of he
The approximate taxes. assessments or other
mems Which TO be allowed purchaser out of the
terest. - NV N'4N "a
Dated New York. 9Th March 1900.
JOHN II ROGAN Referee
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14

To be sold subject first mortgage of $4,000 and
$500
The approximate amount of lien or charge 10
satisfy which the property
S25s6o with interest thereon from day
rlary 1900. together with
ing 10 s26I14 with interest from March 9TH 1900 to
gether with the expenses OF the The approximate
amount or taxes, other liens which are
be allowed the purchaser the purchase money
or paid by the referee. is S753.68 interest.
Dated New York March sth. 1900
LOUIS DAVIDSON,
Referee
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
OBESITY.

OBESITY positively. permanently cured:
results guaranteed; no drugs, no diet no
exercise; no priveti0n; our treatment
brings health and strength in its train. and
cannot iniure the most delicate constitu-
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she solid rock OF public confidence: do
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tised as harmless Write for particulars,
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New-York tribune., 1900-03-14

DFERrIsEMENTs and subscriptions for
The Tribune received az their Trntn,ya
once. No. .242 Broadway, ID door north
of 3lst-st until o'clock p. m: adyer-
tlsements received at the following hranch
Offices at regular offiee rates until O. clock
ib2 6th-sve cor. i2th-st. Macy'.. ath-
ave, ard isfn-st,j it2 csismtus-svs.. nssf
west 66th-st.: LOG Wsst 4d~sS.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14

The approximate amount mortgage lien or charge
10 saty Which the above property 70 be sold
IS ST0olo4 from the 24tb ss Of Jenuary
3oV together with cost ana allowance amounting to
Seo2' together with interest.
or taxes assessments other which are 70 be al
10 me purchaser out OF the purchase money paid
by the Referee is $780, Il, with interest
Dated February Goth. 1900.
GEORGE EDWARD KENT rsafsraa
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
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trial free telephone. CONSOLIDA TED
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 24i B'way
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OPTICIANS.

Eye Glasses Free
THIS WEEK our opticians will examine
your eyes and sell you pair Of our 80
gold spring eye glasses for 81. and give
you n gold plated eye glass chain with a
safety hook, also leather case. absolutely
free" It's a So. 90 outfit for 81. Specta cles
at the same price. KEENES S OPTICAL
CO., 140 Fulton ST., New York (near
Nassau ST.. Cut this out-K-