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New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK CorrvTv

Robert P Lister, Plaintiff. against Esther {. ssr.
and another DEFENDANTS In pursuance OF interouto-
Judgment OF partition sale duly and snra-s5 II
entitled action bearing date the 0fb AZ - -
February 1901. l. the undersj referee in sa1 15
named viii sell pub:fc auction al the Navv w.
Real Estate Salesroom No III Broadway In the Bo-oTsh
Of Manhattan. City Of New York on the 2Ofb SsD ~
March 1901 twelve 90 o'clock noon on thaf dar % %
Charles Berran auctioneer the lease directed h .ts
Judgment be sold which said covers the
described property 70 wit All that piece OF IrJ
situate in the Borough OF Manhattan. City County ~
state of New York bounded follows: Beginning At -
Northeastery OF Maiden Lane Front Srrsss
running thence NOrtheastery along the Southeastern
Of Front Street hfty-One t5D feet ten 1O) inchas -
Fletcher Street: thence SOutheastery along the sos
westerly side of Fletcher forty-one 4 Peer ,s,
~ inches a brick late the property OF ~.
Watts thence SouthwesterIy along the Land a. !.
said John Waits Jr fifty CsO feet C6) inches 10 ~
Norteastery side Of Maiden Lane thence along -
Northeastery side of Maiden Lane forty-one an Pa,
nine CD inches 70 the place OF beginning.
Dated, New York. February % 1901.
HAROLD NATHAN Rs.s-ss
CLIFFORD. STEARNS HOBBS, Attorneys for Plalntf-
So Pine Street New York City
The following is diagram Of the property affected by
said lease.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Madson-st No 20x9i.6; Make lIlaSS 70
Maurice ] Bursten; mortgage. S2+"o : q
FGFsyh-si No is4. 35xioo: Rachel and Bessie ..o
Shwezsr to ad Harris is snd o I9ps h STIGo Mary
mortgass SIS 600; R R. s Sl6 90 ,x7sx irregular
Charles N Darling to Elmer a Darling quit i,
24fh-st fflt $. 8oS4 # Of shave, l6sx9se
Gafaies eiam: cohrma6n Rarllng deed tS te! ais
Darling 70 Elmer Darling quit claim; +,
24tRst 6s # Of 6th-ave 59x75x irregular
Charles Darling to Elmer Darling quit +,
24th-st, S 5, 467 It " Of 9th ave, SS19s9x irreg
uar; Charles N Darling to Elmer Darling =,
17th-st. $, 1876 IT Of an ave, 27;6xss Tx II
5sz irresdlsr: THOMAS George W Bell; 40
@ i5slo9 I2a54 s5rs 90 a5ss9s Sssias
Eqr s of of'0 a s 10 snd s5a it Of
129th-st "a 7x1s 1898 to beginning; Thomas ,oo
Brady ct al to Thomas tewa2t $1,000
s2d-st s. lo2 # W OF Br3adway, 2Salc-;ZX t P IL
HsnaT Mtr5n3t nyr9n npTovst oPgnSi 5mpanv $4,000
2ds $ @ # OF lsEnye Snita - szRi EIldbasP Ii gp
mortgage, $50. 9os; r SIS 80 :,,..i,:;;,
samuel Parnass and another; mortgage s14,eoo; 5000
18th : 30 los West Maud: i WascreqTy coo
2%s G'fpns sl6 IS SeRe6fla Of sare @ aa5s
iS Company aE5S Of fEsss :? 6rsase 6 s75
5ith -st. 5. l5j it W Of Pafk-ave. sox1oos
Walter Wyc5oft zoe ct al al beiGs 80 20 Katharine
esiS hS4ss m2r'E5Fs e SR Of havs = S2loo5 jula;
Leopold q SteglitZ. r s 35.hD
Etha 6 F w2lfsGn to csntFs <5 GseltE 6 Bong a. and
Maiison-aye' 5 " corner Mott-st. runs west 80
I, to to a3a los r. S GsrsIi Ve connor @ to to
same property: tTy'I Gerald e connor to same; s
cherryyst 10 los. 2oxIoae: Mechanics Arey, sd
49, i55 RshaT 4fn}Jf sus S2 7 70 Thomas fy stsSea
@ ,t! lsFlooiI Paaline 81 Ks5s s.
:.
39nF fash Mh n6 95ssds s5 s. ets o oh Mad Mods2n
Simon Bernhsimer to Julian A Ieilman one
same nroPs5y Never Ios BeTnhsneT s1, ct al eH-
samS PopgTty Julian Heiiman to simon Bfrn
23d1st n s. l25 It W Of 6,h-avc 5oxasa: Charles
e,ieyS " aS3 $ = sx5<x Irregular. charles
2i.h-s, 10 iIa west. n 5, 25xII5.e charles NJ
shave " 5 81 & & 25'a-at 2s 2xlI2 y ir-
24th-st ; ; ~ {, " q 6th ave 25zoso. chsrle,
oai-s, N5s isa and 1s5 Vest. eih-st. &os i2a
2a5-,t : la 3 v Of sth-nTs 2lSose: same
2aa-st n $. $ T, v OF Gth-ave 2olaso: same
2aa-,i n $ So n " o, shave 25zaS .; same
.3i :. 800 7, W or s,h-ave 7519s o. o4tbs
@73 y " OF 6th-ave. 5oX9s Q; same TO same,
5,f ave, $ e corner Iseth-st ooiixloo: Harry
GicEman and another 70 Max q Heidelberg;
T s. $50; mortgage. $4,000
nara Fayaaash 70 James F Byrnes; R s SIS 1900
l&it->t. a0N n " of Amsterdam look
100 Je'se " Enrich 70 William II G!ickman
srd another ;; s 500. mortgage SCI 900 100
35tn-st No - West 7N9S Q. AIyer He'll
Ia1a - Robert II Spalding; s Ss6. mortgage
Sl290Op ...-....-.
5th-ase. No 557 25xiO0. Henry L. Goodwin
o. al! executors. to William Park; S. SCI
mortgage. $4,000 q. .Ooo
p ave. 49, corner i0th-st. c6.Sx lol
irrcslla5. Lug Kean. widow. to Leopold Kauf-
..'i'''. X ~ % o. p.
Muiherry-st. No 2io 5. 25. 4NeS ax25 7xas TO-
Jonas Wen and another 70 Thomas Farese r
S. Sl2 20; mortgage. S2l 500 ................-..
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
Citatsous.


YORK by the grace Of God free and indepenIs7v vorx
To the Public Administrator OF the county OF CHI
and 70 all other persons interested in me estate 2.
arine Armstrong deceased next OF KIN or - M
any such there be whose names and residences are
known Petitioners all OF wa3cn GlSAeN+
ars hereby a class. send greeths. NL-. ~
Stephen W. Baldwin and Samuel l. CarleI " S,rro-
city New York. have lately appleI 20 ~. GER
gates Court OF our Of New Norh 70 ,o.5 day
tain instrument in writing, bearing date me 1oved
OF May. 1898. relating 10 personal SrIstrons
Testament OF CatnarlnyS IfSrs voa
'ate OF County New York deceased .s Surosas
cited appear before eH C7unty
County of his once III - -,c,sand
OF York 18th day OF March ulie
hundred and one halt-past zen - n-obars
forenoon OF day then ane there 70 a.let 81
OF the said last WIN and Testament AAd .S .S,+,r-ons
hereby cited. under the ase ol n you
required by your suaiu.1.-
have II have none 10 appear S nesiect
be appointed. the event o. yoII - sur
failure do guardian Will be appointed cesdng ~
rcgate represent YOU IN thS ploS ~ ths
In testimony whereof. have caused lhe sea'
Surrogate's Court Il the said CGuntS % TT5n
Il he heUeUntn affixed witness ~ our
FRANK T. FITZGERALD. a SGrrosoa.Sss Ssv a. AZ
said County of New York said County, the 80 sun
January. in the of Lord one tnoHsdlS
dred and j. FlRF,AA "A .S,. - 1-our.
Clerk OF the Surrogates - ~. "a
EDWARD H FALLOWS. attorney Tor psnuoH''~
Wall Street. NJ X. Cty.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

Of New York William RocSetellsr PlaintiI s-e. agss
Jacob d Butler ard others Defendants N puls-a-s
OF Judgment Of Foreclosure and sale duly mace % -.
entered in the abOve-sntItlsd action. bearing Iao
26th day OF February 1901 l. the undersigned tns
Referee in said Judgment named VIII sell az Puoe
ton, at the New York Real Estate Saesroor - ~. -
Broadway. in the Borough Of Manhattan CIty 4t -, ~
YORK on the 22ld day O1 March, 1901 az u ocIocA
on that day BY Peter f Meyer AucJioneer ne -
directed by said Judgment he sold. and OAeIe-
sCrtbed follows: that lot piece or P4c1
OF land situate. lying and being the Tweiftn
Borough Of Manhattan city Of New York WhISn
together is bounded and described follows; BesaIs as
az point on the Easterly side OF Cc7Vent Sen 80
tlnt one hundred and twenty i've feet NoIle'S
the corner formed bv the iEersecticn or tle
side OF Convent with NO-therly sue OF 80
hundred and forty-hrst street. running thence E1ss
and parallel with one hundred ard tlrtynrs rst Stt
hundred feet: thence NorJherIy parallel with Gonts.
avenue two hundred and nuety-foui feet ana SIX
thence Westerly and again parallel with One huHG[S ,5
forty-rrst street and OF the distance tnIuu5
wall hundred the Easterly sloe % =
said Convent Avenue, and thence SOutherly a9nS
Easterly side Of Convent Avenue hundred and
four feet and six inches the point place OF 10
ginning Dated, New York. March Ist. 1901 -
HENRY ". BOOKSTANER. hels.7o-
MORRISON & MORRISON. Attorneys for P.alItI.- -
Cedar Street Borough OF Manhattan New YORK III
The following is diagram OF the property TO oe sO-
q
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
A RECORD FOR TAMPA BAY COURSE
MARSHALL AND FoIIs BEAT AUCHTERLoNIE
AND WATSON

Tampa. Fla. March (SpeciaD-The most I'M
portant professional golf game ever held IN the
South took place to-day. 1t was d thirty-siN hoIe
four ball match. for purse Of $50, between Law
renee Auehterlonie of Belleair. and James NJ Wat
son. Of Winter Park against James Fouls, OF
Tampa Bay. and William Marshall, OF hissimmee
The weather was perfect, the course was in good
order and the large crowd who followed We're re-
warded by seeing play of a high order.
AT the twelfth hole Auchterlonie and his partner
were / up. and then lost six holes in succession
leaving them down the mornings play. Mar
shall was quite the top of his game. making the
first round in ~ which creates a record for the
course. AuchterIonie's approaching and putting
practically perfect and hs went round in 13;
FOULS took - and Watson SG. At the sixth hole
in the afternoon Auchterlonie and Watson had cut
down their opponents lead TO up. but the pace set
by Marshall and FOULS was too strong, Fouls
doing some great work. and eventually the latter
hard fought game by > up and 3 TO play.
a. c. Lockwood acted referee. Marshals rec
ord score, for the returning round reads:
out ..--.-..........S 5 : 5-3i
In the Tampa Bay golf tournament c. H. Cell
fust and o {. Murray, VINO each made 162 net
for first prize in yesterdays handicap, played
eighteen hole. medal play, to-day to decide the tie
and Alr Murray
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
ENTRIEs ZOE To-MoRRoN
ARRANGING BIG RACE

81. Louis, March THE Delmar Jocts,, r.,,
confident now that the Western Jockeys rl,hs
failure 10 secure Eastern recognition will obviata
any difficulty from its outlaw rule announced ,,.,
IL win give $4,000 stake in the Worlds Fair wear
IL will be novel contest being handicap entrte.
10 which will close this fall while the race will he
run IN 1903 Thus IL will contain the wealth a.
curnulating features OF Futurity and the popular
feature OF having weights arbitrarily assigned L.
arrangements can be made the weights will be as
signed Jointly by the club handicapper and the
Eastern Jockey Club handicaps. and entries viii ba
solicited IN England and France.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
REAL ESTATE.
THE WILMINGTON APARTMENT HOUSE
SOLD-CARNEGIE BUYS A LARGE
PARCEL IN EAST NINETIETH-ST.

Bernard Wilson has sold the Wilmington,
seven story apartment house plot 1Oo11x1OO at
the southeast of Broadway and Ninety
seventh-st.
No IS West One-hundred d-and-seventeenth-st..
five story fathouse, on lot 25x1oOn feet
Andrew Carnegie has purchased another large
plot. 1t is 51x1ooS feet the north side of Nine
tieth-st 10 eact of Madisonave. This sale
made by Whitehouse Porter for Edmund J.
Curry. What Mr.. Carnegie intends to do with this
Plot could not be learned yesterday.
William a. White & Sons have sold the three
story front brick building the southeast corner
of Broadway and Great Jones-st. for more than
100000.
According to report yesterday the three story
buildings Nos. 594 and $50 seventh-ave. have been
sold 1t is said that large apartment house will
be erected the plot. which is 33xl00 feet One of
the buildings is opposite the RossmOre Hotel.
John Peters has sold for Lowenfeld & Prager to
the Equitable Realty Company No. 251 East Four
teenth-st., four story and basement high stoop
dwelling house, on lot 26x1033 feet.
Henry L. Geisman has sold No. SO Lenox-ave..
three story hathouse with store. for about $685..
600, for Mrs. Sophie Rothschild
The Frank L. Fisher Company have sold for
Francis NJ. jerks No. 20 West Ninety-thrd-st. the
four and one-half story American basement dwell
ing house, lSx60Xl0O feet.
William Dean Howells has bought No. IS East
seventy-third-st- four story brownstone front
dwelling house. 17XS2.2 feet.
The New-York Central and Hudson River Rail-
road is reported have bought Nos. % and % East
orty-eighth-st
William b. Davis is reported TO have sold for
George Z. Fellows the plot. 34x75. on the southwest
corner OF LeXington-ave. and Ninety-fourth-st.
Frederick b. Jennings is reported to have Pur-
chased the stable properties Nos 10. Y and Il West
Forty-fourth-st Edwin Gould was the owner Of
No. IA West Forty-fourth-St.
Richard Dickson has sold for Frederica Loesch-
ner the plot. 25XlO6 feet the west side OF
Hall Place. 474.9 feet south of One-hundred-and-
siXty-seventh-st. Richard Dickson has also sold
for Henry F. Lippold No. S44 East One-hundred-
and-seventieth-st.. two story and basement frame
house.
Philip Jeselson has sold for Mrs. Rachel Kempner
Victor Kallman the three story and basement
high stoop brOwnstone front dwelling house No. Jos
East Eghtieth-st., on lot lS.4Xl022
Plans were filed at the Department of Buildings
yesterday for six story brick sanatorium, to be
built on the 40X79 plot Nos l5i and 56 East Seven
tieth-st., by Annie r. Warren. of Deerheld. Mass,
fer the Mulhall-Warren Company. The structure
will 100000. and designed by architects
Warren. smith & Biscoe, of Boston, Andrew J;
erect the building which will he equipped with a
complete gymnasium and plunge bath.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08

The approximate Of lien or charya ~ 80.
which the abOve-iescTibed property Re sty
twenty-one thousand eight hundred and ten and srs
dollars S2lslOsS with interest thereon from the osV
amounting three hundred and seveny-sx and 90 lSs
dollars S3I62 with interest from February I3b ,oS
together with the expresses of the sale The apprxis
amount of taxes assessments other liens which 40
allowed the purchaser purchase
paid by Referee S9f9. and interest -eS'
Dated. New York. February 14th 1901
SAMSON LACHNAN Rsfara.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
foreclosure Sales
NEW YORK SUPREN

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. Countv :.
New-York. Charles c. Sloane and Wul,ar, g.
pIaintins, against Frances karban, al 5oane.
IN pursuance of Judgment of foreclosure ana sal
made and entered in the abOve-entitled acfion uay
cate the 18th day OF February, 1901 the r5a-ssIhs
the tteGeree IN said Judgment named will sell -
auction ar the New York Real Estate Saesroon euoc
Eroadway IN :he Borough OF Manhattan Cfv q, ~
YORK on the eth day OF March. 1901 10 ococt New
on that day by Philip A. Smyth. auctioneer the n~Ar.
dlrected oy SAID Judgment be and the-ai,
scroeI as folows: All that certain piece o. r., -
haitian city County and State New York ana - sa5n-
and described follows: Beginning az poir, unaed
southerly side Of West Thirty-ffth street % tas
nundred and hfy C350) feet Westerly from tbs zee
ore oy the intersection Of the soUtherIy side -Ser
nIln street Win the westerly side Seventh aven,a
tehce southery and parallel Sevenb a., ani
ano Pdr OF 1he distance through
on tne 'front.' and rear of said premises nnetv-seb
hlne ehes ts H. in) thence westerly ana na-s1,
WIN Lhlry n1th street twenty-five 25) feet fba.i
HortherIy ana parallel with Seventh avenue ninetvs.So
ISet hlns ihches 9s H. in) southerly siSss
4nrty-nI'h street and thence easerly along said sori
cry Slue OF Ihrtyhfth twenty-five 25) fass =
We Place OF peGlnrlng- The property will hs s,s
So1ect 20 an agreement with reference OF chi
Veyances page 377 - oh
Dated New York. February IA 1901
SAMSON LACHMAN. ResarA.
Murpney & Meteah Attorneys for Plaintiffs rs w,r
street; Borough OF Manhattan York Cftv 'aa
Inc 1oliowng is diagram OF the property 10 be sc
s descrined above, the number being 236 Va.
both street ~ "eS
West 35th street
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
COLE.
NEW-JERSEY STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
NAY GO TO DEAL BEACH LINKS.

The Deal Beach Golf Club. which has one OF the
best summer links in New-Jersey, will probably
become a member of the New-Jersey State Got
Association. Though members of the club were
not inclined talk Of its plans yesterday, ii is
understood that the course will be offered for the
second annual State championship, which takes
place in September. Should the award be made, the
club will be able offer playing length of more
than six thousand yards amply fulfilling the cham
pionship requirements. The championship last year
took place at the Essex County Country CUB or
Orange when Archibald Graham, of the North Jer-
sew Country Club. won the title The decision will
be made at the assocation's annual meeting, which
has been fixed for March Is. at the office of Paul
Wilcox. ST. Paul Building, this city In addition
to Deal Beach. several other Jersey links will be
proposed FOX membership. The league at present
consists of the following clubs: Essex County Coun-
try Club Morris County Golf Club Baltusrol Golf
Club Englewood Golf Club North Jersey Country
club Montclair Golf Club. Yountakah Country
Club Jersey City Golf Club. Hillside Tennis and
Golf Club and the Golf Club of Lakewood
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
cALIFoRN1A,s OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS.

The best golf meeting ever held the Pacific
Coast is promised in the open championship Of
Southern California to-day and tomorrow at sew
enty-two holes. medal play. All the best amateurs
will compete, and among the professionals who
expected 10 play Willie Smith and David
Bel, OF Carnoustie, Scotland; Alec Smith, of
Coronado Chester Horton, Of Glen View; Robert
Johnson. of North Berwick Willie" Watson. OF
Pasadena. and Willie" Robertson. of Santa Bar
bara-a pretty fair collection five thousand miles
from Scotland
A week ago the amateur championship was de-
cided. when Walter Fairbanks, of the Overland
Park Club, Of Denver. took the title by defeating
c. f. Maud the holder two years ago. by up and
play Fairbanks Of the Denver anna
teurs who Yardon when the latter visited
Colorado last fall NardOn pronounced him IF
the strongest players in the West, and his present
victory seems 70 bear out that opinion.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE READY TO FIGHT

AMEhlCAN LEAGUE READY TO FIGHT
Chicago. March MANY more dates conflicting
with those of the National League teams are
promised in the American League schedule for the
season now being prepared by President johnson.
In Chicago there will be clashes on several more
Sundays than last year and there will be less ca re
taken TO avoid conflicts week days than last
year. when the agreement with President Hart
called for limited number Of opposing games In
the East, Boston and Philadelphia viii be the scene
OF more bitter fight between the leagues sched-
ules. II Will be impossible avoid many conflicts
ana Others are contemplated by the American
Leaguers measures
The season. President Johnson said tonight. will
open on April p and close about October /. One
hundred and forty games viii be played. and since
Sunday games permitted in the East the
season will be heightened five and 0ne-half
months. Every Western team Will play Sunday
games al home Cleveland having arranged for the
use of park outside the city limits for its
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
Goth Street
S9th Street.


The approximate OF the lien charge 10 satisfy
which the above described property is 10 be sold
50 with thereon from the Esd day OF Feb
1901 together with and allowance amounting
S375 ~ from February % 1884, together
expenses Of the sale. The approxna'e amount
Of taxes assessments other Hens, which 70 Be
allowed the purchaser of The purchase money es
paid by Referee. is S19l O5 and interest
Dated. New York. February 26th. 1901
EUGENE SMITH RsfsreA
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
BASEBALL.
THREE MORE BROOKLYN PLAYERS MAKE
CoNTRACTs-DALY HAS NOT SIGNED.

with the talk OF baseball war in the air, the club
owners and managers are getting their players
under contract quickly possible Not since
the brotherhood war, in 1890, have the players been
as backward in signing contracts as they have
been this year. Heretofore. at this time in March
most Of the players have not only signed. but have
romrleted rrangements for accompanying their
respective teams their Southern trips. While
some OF the teams will go South this spring. others
will not. None Of the teams can remain in the
South more than TWO weeks, beginning with April
!. The players salaries viii not begin until
April Is.
On account Of the differences between the Amer
lean and National leagues many players are holding
out, and some of them viii sign with the teams Of
fering the most money. Up TO the present time the
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
14lst Street

The approximate amount Of the lien charge to sat,
which the aboyedescribed property IS 20 {S, 4av q
S0l 0l32f5S, with interest thereon rrom tAe tSl
February. 1901 together with costs and aAoNau-'
amounting S4422 with interest from 2th -
1901 together with expenses OF the sale 4NT
proNinate of assessments. or olIer ~
which be allowed the purchaser GUY 81 -
purchase money. paid the Referee IS S@Sto4 @
Dated New York March LIST. 1901 ,s.a
HENRY W BOOKSTAvER. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08

Brooklyn club has been successful in signing more
Of its players than any OF the other league teams
The management Of the New-York club has appar-
entity taken no interest in the affairs of the game
since Freedman left the league meeting in a huff
because the delegates refused pass an innovation
suggested by the New-York man.
President Ebhets Jelegra phed from PHILADELPHIA
yesterday that he had signed Dahlen who is OF
the best players in the country; Donovan, the
nltcher, ana Steelman. the catcher Daily. the sec
ond baseman, Is one Of the regulars who has not
yet signed. He said yesterday that ne had not
made UP his mind what he would do
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
NEW YORK STPREME COCRT. Countr a

y EN 4ORh 81 OEttEME COJ HI, county OF
New York.-Margaret Anchin, PIaintr agalns,
FerraI G Dtnnny. Jr and others. Defendants In
Of Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale duly
ami entered in The aboyenti1ed action bearing date TIA
25th day o February 1901 l. the undersigned the
in said jgdgment named will sell at Public Auction. al
the New York Real Estate SalesOo No. III Broadway
in the Borough OF Manhattan City q New York ths
twentyrst 21s) day Of March 1901, u O'Clock
day. by Richard V Harnetu & Co.. Auctionssy,
premises directed by said Judgment be sold
therein described follows; All lot piece
parcel OF land situate living and being Twelfth
OF City II New York. Borough Manhattan.
bounded and described follows. Beginning
point NOr-herly line Of EiShty-ninth ST. distant
Three hundred Seventyhve (370 feet Easerly from
the Easterly side Ot Tenth Avenue Amsterdam
Avenue) running thence Northerly parallel ws
said Tenth Avenue Amsterdam AvenueJ One Hur-
drsd 100 feet Eight and Onehalt tSie) inches.
line of the block between Eigh-y-ninth and Nn
rish Streets the1ce Eastery and along said centre Ina
Twenty (25l feet thence SouJherly and parallel
said Tenth Avenue now Amsterdam Avenue) One Hun
dred 1OOl Eight and one-half CS2) inches 20 Ii.
said Northerly line Of Eghty-nnth Street and Themes
Westerly along said Northerly line Twenty-Five (2
the point OF beginning Together with much D.
said lies adjacent and appcrtans lot
Dated. New York. February 26th. 1901.
EUGENE SMITH. Rersrea
UNDERWOOD. VAN WORST. ROSEN & HOYT. A.
tornevs Plaintiff. q William St. y Y y,
The following IS diagram OF the property bs sold
described above:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
pROGR4uuE OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

n RAC-r,lC-cresoeut city Jockey Cub New-Orleans; Cali
fornia Jockey club. Oakland; san Francisco Jockey
Club Tanforsn.
sPORTSMENS SFTOW.-Seventh annual eXhinlton o.
National Sp0rtsInen's Association, Manson square
Garden.
HoCKEY-Yale freshmen agains, Cutler School s. NlShE
Rink. s.l5 ?. M New-A ork Athlenc 'iu"
against Quaker city Skating Gun, Fh'iaHeiIA'a
r5OI.F-von1en's tournament Lakewood.