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New-York tribune., 1901-05-02
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago May CSpeciaD.-May corn touched SOC
to-day realizing the prediction made by Phillips
over a month ago He took in all the cash and
paid for IT, That started the shorts anew. although
n has been foregone conclusion for a week that
the Phillips party would take the cash and
shin il out About 2.50O09o bushels went around on
deliveries. all OF it landing with the Phillips con-
oern Arrangements are already under way TO
force n into consumption. II is being offered at
tho seaboard the July price here in store. Sales
Of cash to-day are $4,000 bushels. May opened
from 4Sssc acc. sold between ssl2c and soc, and
closed al ssILc Phillips added his May line.
taking about $4,000 bushels early. He did no May
selling whatever, such corn was on the market
coming from the smaller May "tailers." There
was big general trade in the July. the price get
ting TO s6c and closing 45S4c TO 455sc The July
deal is increasing in popularity. Country offerings
keep light: receipts here only 23S cars; the
estimate for the week go cars. Liverpool was sd
10 I'd higher. Clearances were z24 900 bushels
Gables declared there was some American buying
al Liverpool Weather through the corn belt was
favorable. The shipping situation East keeps
rather bearish. Everything. however. is overshad-
owed just present by the Western bullishness
and by the Phillips May deal
There was big wheat market, very strong early.
but rather weak finally. Prices at their best
showed lc TO lSsc advance over Tuesday; the close
sc TO sc over. Small deliveries bull
help early. only 0.0c0 bushels OF wheat going
fiyerpooi was sd 10 Ia higber Wheat feii he
coarse grain strength. In the last hour the market
opened at 529sc sold between 72!4c and 7Ss.c. and
S9ssa s 81 al - -s the y touched % but closed i cd
bushels. Northwestern cars were light ia, against
800 last year; primary receipts 40S o00 bushels
Crop advices were favorable, particularly the Off
cial. Wheat deliveries in the afternoon were much
freer exceeding 100000 bushels.
Phillips paid for all the cash cats. almost 2Goo10
bushels. Oats shorts had about much OF scare
az the corn. May prices advanced almost &c and
the July &c Covering Of May the feature. 1t
sold from 267sc TO 2S-sc, ana closed sellers
The July sold at 26izc, and closed at 2slsc 2s.c
Receipts were l66 cars. with $50 for the week.
4
Flaxseed was practically unchanged, the cash
and the May. 81 20. The Septer ber closed az 81 q
visions sympathized some with the corn advance
bid. There were so received at the three
points Oil is steady st 90 cents
Provisions were easy early. but closed strong.
Pork showed gain of 5oc 10 35c; lard and ribs OF
l0c TO l5c. Cudahv buying was the feature. Hog
receipts liberal here and IN the West Pro-
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NEW YORK sUPREME COURT- COUNTl

OF NEW YoRK.-Georse w Greer plaintiff against
OF Judgment 1 Of foreclosure and duly
day OF April the Undersigned the Teferee in saa
York Real Estate T sToo sf a. Paof III iuf9n a. the n New t
9th day Of MsH @ al in p h oo city of New Ho5 on s
S f aT COMPANY ane,ionesrs the premises directed
lows. wit: certain lot piece or parcel Of land
BronP In be & Sa5s ne lying wand and being in the Boroush OF
third Ward OF the City of New York formerly West
seribed by number one nineteen (iis and
Of the Rssser % o W oang sR On Ale al Wbs N @
ana bonnJe6 ~ nap OF tne Fiilage or Merose South
point the Avenue dlstant i
ee point & 9t int OF said eassry side Of MeIOss
merry called old Iosto1 Road thence running northerly
5J feet nine and oneofaIf c.1 nehes more OF less 70
% @ nuosT IN ve TO- as DESIGNATED on the tax man Of the
Line n n;y5ons 70 feet 5i n and % inches
point eightynine 80, feet and one-half "a
section Of the said Meiro!s Avenue Se wS tS Uh I ID Tb
s Tbg JnehSe al91s the westerly side o.
ssn dl.) inches more or less; thence northwessrly
y eesnnns Also all that certain lot piece parcel %
in the cy Of Nex e9 oeS foev ne he in he 91
war Nard or me e,y Of New 9oE SfoTIne.y in tse Town
New York being the lot known and DESIGNATED by hs
entitled Map Of sections and OF North New York
ais Msrrissnis july ch ss Hsnvood en-
County o. Westchester AZ White Plains an fbs t.nt5
day Of August 1883 The premises hereby conveyed being
the westerly side Avenue distant twenty-five
feet souhwardy from the formed by the inter
section OF the s0uthsry side OF One hundred
seventh Street with said westerly side Of Willis
westerly side Of Willis Avenue twenty-five feet: thence
westwardy lire parallel with said One hundred and
seventh Street hnered and six feet thence
roTthwardly a line parallel said Willis Avenue
eastwardly a
said One hundred and foryseveath Street
u Of Willis
Avenue. the point place Of beginning. Being
Charles Fritz.
by Julie Anna MAYER Formerly SteisseD. and Charles
Maye- her husband. dated july so. 1873. and
recorded In the Office or ,he Register OF County Of
wesicheser. August 18TH 1873. in Lber S51 Deeds
on Page ca. sc.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-02
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. New Yorx

County.-Mary Hsyt Plaintiff: again,t Jacob 3.
Weinberg and others Defendants Notice Of sale. So.
l56 West -oth street In pursuance Of Judgment Of
foreclosure and sale duly made and entered
entitled action beartns date the ldth day Of April 1901
the Office Of the Clerk Of County OF
10Th day OF April. 1901. the undersigned. the
referee in said Judgment named viii sell at public
ton the New York Real Estate Sales Room. No. III
Broadway. the Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
York day of Nay. 1901 twelve O'Clock
os that day by William NJ Ryan. auctioneer the prem
directed by said Judgment be sold and therein de-
scrihed follows All that certain lot piece or parcel o
land. with the buildings thereon, situate IN the City
County and bounded and described
follows: Beginning the South side OF EIGHTEEN
distant hundred and sixty-eight 0osl
fest East Of OF said street and Am
seTdsr formerly and rdnnng thence south
parallel with said and % the way taroasn
party wall hundred and (f0e feet two % facnes
to the centre ine of the block thence East along tas
centre line of the block t0f feet thence Nort1
parallel with said avenue and part Of the way through
party wall hundred (IG29 feet ti frcnss
70 the South side OF Eghteth and thence Wes,
along said t20) point place or
beginning
Dated: New York. April nth 1901.
AUGUSTUS H VANDERPOEI. Refer-e
DAILY HOYT & MASON. Attorneys for Plaintiff Once
City.
The following diagram property be sold:
West
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NEW YORK sUPREME COURT. New York

Couuty.-samuel n. Hoyt. Plaintiff asains, JACOB
Action No l. (No. VIZ West sofa street, In purs9-
ance ot judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly male
ana entered in the abve-entted action bearing ea.e ta
10th day OF April 1901 filed in the Office OF the SerS ot
the County OF New York the 18Th day of Apri lol
the undersigned the referee N said judgment named
Will sell public auction the New YORK Real Estats
sales Room. No. Ill Broadway. in the Borough or s
haitian. Ctv York. the 9th day OF May lsoi.
az twelve O'Clock Of that by william VI Ryan
Auctonesr directed said Judgment 70 -
sold and therein described follows All that certain
lot piece parcel the buildings thereon:
situate the and state o. New YORK and
South side OF Eightieth Street at point distant two
hundred and eight COS feet East OF the southeast cor
1er OF said street and Amsterdam G1rInsry i.sa ,s
avenue and OF the way through party wall ons
hundred and - inches 70 the centre
line OF the block: along said centre line or
the block feet North parallel WIN
said part Of the way through a party wall
hundred CO2) feet 81 inches 10 tbs
South side and thence West along
said twenty C20) feet to the point or place OF
beginning
Dated: New York. Aprf 1Tth- 1901
AUGUSTUS H VANDERPOEI~ Referee
DAILY. HoYT & MASON Attorneys for Plaintiff. Once
and P o. Address: No II William street. New YORK
City
The following diagram OF the property 70 be sold.
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Ihe approximate aggregate plaintiffs
Hen upon the premises, with
ments is s536953 taxes assessments and water
rates. $3.50.
EDWARD B. LA FETRA Referee.
POWERS SANDS. Attorneys for Plaintiff
he foregoing sale Is hereby adjourned Monday. May
5th, 1891, at same hour and place.
Dated. New York April 2ath. 1901
EDWARD B. LA FETRA Referee
BOWERS * SANDS. Attorneys for Plaintiff
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foreclosure Scles-


n
YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF >.Fy,-
YORE-Amerc1n Mortgage Company. Plaintiff against
Frank al. Defendants-i2 pursuance OF iudz-
foreclosure duly and entered IN
entitled and bearing the 4h isv
Of April. 1901 l. tie undersigned. The Referee said
Judgment named viii sell in parcel public auc-
ton. the New York Real Estate Salesroom, No
Broadway. in the Borough q Manhattan City OF New
York. Monday. 29th OF April 1901. twelve
o'clock that day by Peter +. Meyer auctoneer
the described said judgment follows:
tnat certain lot piece parcel f land situate living
ana being IN the Borough OF Manhattan in the City Of
New York. and bounded and described follows
beslnnirs al point 'he southsfly side q one
hbiufed and forteth Street distant hundred feet
sasteriy from the eastery OF Amsterdam
-nue and One hundred and f0rt!eth street. running
,l, rnSe soahery and parallel with Amsterdam Avenue
lne feet and ele-es inches; thence sasTeTty and
t'st with One hundred and fo-teth Street twenty-five
49, tnence northery and parallel with Amsterdam Ave
- feet eleven inches the Ssutherly line
hundred and foreJh Street. thence westerly
le Soctherly line Of One hundred and f0rtieth
twenty-five feet the poi1s place beginning
Duleo. New York. April : 1901
EDWARD r. LA FETRA, Referee
san r-I.S Z SANDS. Attorneys PLAINTIFF II Mas
New York - ~''A'i' NNS u ->SN 1"'A-
as described above: - ~ F''Ne-'' u - SUN
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County.-SamueI y. Hoyt Plaintiff against Jacob
3. Weinberg and Others Defendants Notice OF sale.
Action No. . CNo. ia West SOth Street) In pur-
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly made
and entered in the above entitled action bearing date
the 18th day OF April 1901, filed in the Office OF the
Clerk of the County of New York on the 16th day OF
April. 1901. undersigned the referee said tudg
ment named. VIII sell at public auction At the New
Real Sales Room No III Broadway. the
Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New York. the Sth
day of May. 1901 o'clock day.
BY William NJ auctioneer. the premises directed
by said jUdSnens sold and therein described
follows All that certain piece parcel OF land.
with the buildings thereon. situate the City. County
and State OF New York, bounded and described
follows: Beginning the South side OF Eightieth
Street a distant iundred and ezhty-eishr
GSsl feet East OF the Southeast OF said
and Amsterdam. formerly 10Th Avenue and running
thence South parallel with said and part Of the
way through party wall hundred and two (lCc,
feet two % nehe~ 70 the centre line oe the block:
thence East along the line of the block
(2 feet thence North parallel with said
and part OF the through party wall hundred
and (iO2l feet % South side Oc
Etghtieth Street. and thence West along said
twenty t@Ol feet point place OF beginning.
Dated: New York. April 18th
AUGUSTUS H VANDERPOEI. Psferec-
DAILY. HOYT & MASON. Attorneys for Plaintiff Otr>s
& P o. Address; No. II William Street New York
City.
The following is diagram os the property TO be sold:
West SOth
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THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA EE
RAILWAY COMPANY.

THE Board of Directors has declared divi-
dend on the COMMON Stock Of this Company Of
dend No payable June Is. 1901. to holders of COM
MON registered the close OF the transfer
hook The transfer books
COMMON stock Of the Company will closed from
o'clock P. NJ May 2s 1901 until ten o'clock
a. NJ. 10. 1901.
Dividend cheques will be mailed TO holders OF COM
MON Stock shall file dividend orders this office
n. ". GARDINER. Assistant Treasurer.
Cedar
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15Oth Street.

Dated New York. April 18th, 1901 -,.
JOHN 7. BROWER Attorney for Piaintt-. 156 and los
Broadway. Borough o Manhattan. city OF Ne~ 4oss-
The approximate amount OF the liens or charees %
sfy which described property Is 10 os soi4
the sli23l 94-IOO interest thereon rom ne
day March 1901 together with costs amounting 70
S2l2 5il00 and interest thereon from the an a. o.
April. 1901, amounting 70 $3.50 lt-IVO
~ -''"' AT- IoHN JERoIOMAN Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-02

The approximate OF the lien charge 70 satssr,
when the above eesSrloea property IS 70 De sold .
dollars interest from 18th day OF April Ieoi
together with and allowance amounting 70 three
hundred and fortyhve and 21C0 Cs3f5 Collars
with interest from April 18th. 1901 with the
Of the sale The approximate taxes dis
burseHents and other liens which allowed %
the purchaser OF the money paid
referee Is the eight hundred and three TT-iOO
dollars (ssO3.70 and interest
AUGUSTUS II NANDERPOEI. Ratsrs..
New-York tribune., 1901-05-02

The approximate the lien charge to satisfy
which toe ADORE described property - 70 b sold twenty
three thousand and seventeen 50O0 tS2SOi5ol doars
with interest from the 18th day Of April lapl tosethes
win and allowance amounting hundred
fortyfOur and 81 f0O dollars, with interest from April
18th 1891 together expenses Of the sale mo
approximate o. disbursements and oner
liens which allowed the purchaser out ot tne
purchase paid referee IL the sum or eight
hundred and three 710O dollars (se03 10 and interest
AUGUSTUS II. VANDERPOEI. Referee
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East .1I4th Street

East 114th Street.
The approxlmate amount the charge
which described sold.
Three thousand ninetyswo o5l0o tx3 0a2 100 dob
with day April.
1901 togethsr with and allowance amounting 70
55-lu0 Slso.5S-ltpl doilarA
with April H. 1901 together with the
penses OF the sale
said premises VIII subject a mortgage
=.
18th. 1901
AUGUSTUS H vANpERpCEI-. Rese~ee
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NEW YORK SI-PREME COTRT- Countr of

New York--Margaret McGul PIainti-.
get Curley. Philip and William Ebling Brewing Company.
and Vincenze Marino. Defendants In pursuance s
Judgment Of Foreclosure duly made ent-ret
IN the ahoveenttled action bearing date the 10th dsy os
April 1901 the Undersigned the Referee In said tudz
menr named viii sell at Public Auction at the New
York Reel Estate Salesroo. No III Broadway in tho
Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York. the I4th
day Of May, 1901. at Il O'Clock that day. hy
Judgment described
All that certain lot. parcel OF land. with the
buildings thereon erected known BY the street number
sxtyfve Ce6Jl Pleasant Avenue. lately
called A, situated in the city OF New York and
bounded and described follows Beginning point
westerly said Pleasant
and ( inch nOrtherly from the north
Street cunning thence Westerly and
parallel One hundred and fourteenth
distance through the centre wall
(49l the easterly wall building known
by number -Four hundred hfry-thre-
hundred and fourteenth Street norhery
parallel the said Pleasant Avenue
TONED wall Eighteen Us) feet four inches
Easterly parallel with said One hundred
Street Forty-uine C39l feet OF
said Pleasant Eighteen 20
inches the point place OF beginning. said
dimensions .ess and also whatever
defendants have to the a party.
northeTly side thereof.
Dated. New York. April fsth. 1901
AUGUSTUS n VANDERPOF-1. Referee
III Broadway. y. Y. City.
The following is diagram OF the property sold
described above the being Pleasant
Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-02

The approximate the Hen or charge
isfy which the above described property be sold
tws1ty-hrse thousand and 50-1OO (s23
dollars with interest from the 18th April. faef
together with and allowance amounting
hundred and fortyfour and 9Sl0O dollars. with inter
from April 10th 1901. together with the
or the sale. The approximate OF dis
5ursenents other liens which allowed
purcha OF the purchase money paid the
referee. OF hundred and three 7I-1Oo
dollars (Sso3 40. and interest
AI-GI-STI-S ~. NANDERROEI. R.r.r.a
New-York tribune., 1901-05-02
4sth Street

The arproxinsts Of the TO sasissv
whisa tSs above described property Is De sold.
Si1osSlS. with thereon
sether with ard allowance
with interest from April 90 together with the sx-
pensss Of the sale
The approximate ef taxes assessments or
other liens which De allowed
Of the purchase paid BY the and
interest
Dated New York April "a 1901.
MATHEW DAILY Rsfrr>e
New-York tribune., 1901-05-02
CoLLA. JOHN.-In pursuance of an order of

~ Hon C. Thomas. a Of County
Of New notice is hereby given persons having
claims against John Cola. late County Of New
York present the with vouchers there
~ ? Broad CITY
Of New York or before the oath day of June next
Dated New York the 18th day O December 100
CHRISTIAN GOLI.A,
y. WRIGHT. Attorney s5
Street. Borough OF Manhattan City OF New
York
New-York tribune., 1901-05-02
Grnst Companies.
MORTON TRUST
COMPANY
aS NASSAU STREET.

80 NASSAU STREET.
Capital, $2.000,0Q0
Surplus { Undivided Profits, 50, 100000
OFFICERS
LEVI p MORTON. President
THOMAS II. RYAN, yice-Presiccnt
JAMES h. CoRBIERE. I'd yfce-Prest
HIM FRANCIS, Secretary
w. REDMOND CROSS, Treasurer
EUGENE E. yARET. Asst. Secretary
H.B. BERRY, Trust omcer
DIRECTORS;
John Jacob A.tor. Joseph Lsrocque,
George II. Baker. d. o. Mills.
Fdward T. Berwind. Levi r. Morton,
Frederic Cromwell Richard A. McCurdy.
James d Duke. ". G. Oaknan.
Henry NJ. Flagler, George foster Peabody.
C.. G. Haven, Samuel Rea,
Joseph c. Hendrix. Enhu Root.
Abran =. Hewitt, Thomas f. Ryan.
James ". JarFic, Jacob H. schin,
Wslter :. Johnston, John Sloane.
~ JuiIIiard, william C. whitney.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
LEVI r.. MORToN,
THOMAS #. RYAN,
EDWARD j. BEEWIND,
G.. C. HAVEN,
JOSEPH C. HENDRIX.
JAMES \. JARNIE,
GEORGE FOSTER PEABODY,
JACOB III. SCHIFF.
WILLIAM C. WHITNEY.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office Super

visng Architect. Washington, d. c. April D. 1901
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this oIi-A until
O'Clock p. " the 14,h Of May, 1901. ten
opened for covering Pipes Tanks other Hot
Surfaces Cold Water Pipes Duets etc, in the
buildings a the u s. Immigrant Station Ellis
New York Harbor IN accordance with the specification
copies may be had this Office.
Tilton, Architects 81 Broadway New
City Of the Supervising
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. Supervising Architect.
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Surrogates Notlces.

MCNEIL, EDWIN.-In pursuance of an order
~A Z Hon Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the
County of New York. notice Is hereby given per-
sons having Edwin McNeill. deceased. a
non resident Of state of New-York. who
Work personal o
New York present the with vouchers
subscrlber At his pia of
rs. NJ ssau street CTrihuae HudinE1.
Manhattan in the city 90 Ne~ York. on before the
arst day of November next
DATED York. the gath day 81 April. 1901.
StIDES BACON. Executor
WILLIAM A. MQUAID Attorney for Executor No l54
Nassau Street Crribune BuiIdng) Borough OF Man
haitian New York city.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County OF

~ New York-JosephIne Taylor Coit Plaintiff agans-
J. Clarence Briggs AL Defendants IN pursuance OF
Judgment cf foreclosure sale duly made and entered
In the above action bearing date the IND Gay OF
AuriI 1901 the undersigned the Referee m sad lecs
nent named sell public auction az es SeW forS
Real Estate Salesroom Ill broadway IN the Borough
or Manhattan city York on the 16h day OF May
1901 IL o'clock noon on thst cay pS =. Sue
sold and therein described foows All that certain
MARCEL OF with the building thereon
.rsctsd situate in OF New York bounded and de-
s.rthsd a. follows namely: beginning a point the
North-rIy side OF Fortyeighth Street distant ninety
Westerly from t1c corner FORMED oy e inter
So-ther,y side Fortveighth Street: running
Noheriy paralIsl First Avenue hundred
Ave Inches thence Westerly parallel with Fortyezhrh
street twenty-eight thence Southery parallel
First Avenue hundred feet five inches to the North
FOrty-eighth and thence
sionr the Norhery side OF Fortyesghth twenty
eight feet 70 point place OF beginning
Dated New York April 2ith. 1901
MATTHEW DAILY Referee.
sTEDMAN Il LARklN, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 1-s
Broadway. New York City.
The following is diagram OF the property be sold
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- Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County Of New
York hereby given 10 all having claims
Goodwin late Of the County OF New Work
deceased present the with 10
subscriber his place Of business
No 332 35h Street Borough Of Manhattan in the
CITY OF New before the day OF
1901 ALFRED j. GOODWIN.
ERNEST +. EIDLITZ ESQ, Attorney Executor 81
Nassau Street. Borough Of Manhattan York C.fty
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pipi0eno y oilres.

NEW YORK CENTRAL. AND HUDSON RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
Orlce OF the Treasurer New York April 2Tth 1901.
A DIVIDEND OF one and cne-quarter per cent
on the capital stock of the ROME WATERFOWL
OGDENSBCRG RAILROAD COMPANY will
paid by the New York Central and Hudson River Rail-
Company lessee nder the provisions of the contract
between companies) this Office and after
stockholders Of record the closing
trarafer books April 3Uth. 1901.
GEORGE 5. PRINCE. Treasurer.
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a DvERrIsEMENrs and sunscrtpuons for The Tribune
AZ their Uptown once. Ne. fe43 Broadway
I'd door north of sist-s until o'clock p m advertise
once until O'Clock p viz. "a ssh-ave.
c3d-st: l52 5thave 1crhst. xAcyA 6th-sza.
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- Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County Of New
York notice hereby all having claims
against Robert Dun. late OF the County
York the with
subscribers at their place OF tansacng business
a. The office OF Rastus S. Ransom Nc. IFS Broadway
Borough of Ma-hattan, IN the City Of York or
before the seventeenth day Of August
rated New York 18th day OF February
r. Dun, ExecutrtI; ROBERT DUN DOUGLASS,
Executors
PA RANSOM, l2S
Broadway Manhattan Borough. New-Yoris City.
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The approximate Of the assessments
other Hens which TO be allowed 20 N,
purchaser OF purchase PAID oy the
referee is as follows: Upon parcel the sum OF
6s 40 accrued interest thereon: the seohd
OF and accrued interest thereon
EMF. GOI.DMARK. Referee
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

OF NEW TORK.-Rodman A. Brush. Platntiu
against Brush and Charlotte T. Ackerrnan De.
fendansIn pursuance Of an nterocutory OF
Partition and Sale duly made and entered IN the above
entitled action. bearing 18th day or April.
1901 l. the Undersigned Referee said Judgment
named. will Public Auction at the New YORK Fsea
Manhattan city OF York. the fourteenth day Of
May. 1901 Il o'clock that day by Eryan l.
Kennedy Auctioneer premises situated IN the bor
ough OF Manhattan. City County and state OF New YORK
described follows: First parcel Beginning at
point Northery side Of Fftt7urth Street distant
Easterly from the corner formed
by the intersection Of Northery side OF
ming thence and parallel with the Easery side
of Tenth hundred 900 feet five 80 inches:
thence Easerly and parallel with the Northery side %
twenty-four t2H feet and six 6)
again parallel with the East
erly side Of Tenth and part OF the distance
wall hundred 900 feet and I'VE Sl
Westerly along NortherIy side Of
twentfour and six inches 20 the point or place
beginning Second parcel BeEinning at point on the
Southy side Fftysourth Street distant three hundred
Ffty-fourth running thence Eastery
Southeriy line of Ffryfourth Street fifty feet
Southery parallel with Tenth Avenue fortyn nine
Northwsstery nine feet thence
parallel with Tenth Avenue forty feet six
Souhery side Of said Fftyfourth Street at
point place OF beginning and known By street
Fffty-sourth Street. and also
distinguished by lot numbers 20 and II made for
Stephen Cambreiing Chancery. and filed with
his report John o. Fay against John
al. In which action Judgment was enrolled
March I6rh. 1S4s.
Dated New York April nth. 1901.
EMF. GOLDMARK Referee.
DE WITT Y. n. REILEY. Attorney for Plaintiff. 80
Liberty Street (Manhattan). New York City
following diagram OF the first parcel its Street
number Is AL West Fifty-fourth Street: