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New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
west seth S.

West seth
The approximate OF or 10 sat
which described property % sold.
interes; thereon from the 18th day Of March,
with expenses OF the sale. The approximate amount
II taxes assessments and o
allowed the purchaser 81 the
or BY referee, is sT31.0l and interest.
Dated New York. December 26h. 1900.
GEORGE W. ELLIS. Referee
The Of the Rb.'ve described premises hereby
adjourned Thursday. January 24th 1901. the
hour and place.
Dated New JAM 18th 1901
GEORGE W. ELLIS Referee
lord DAY lord. Plaintiffs Attorneys. No. 40
broadway y. y. city.
The sale Of above described premises is hereby
adjourned TIL Tuesday Feoruay 5th. 1901 the
and pace
Dated York, January 2ith 1901
GEORGE ". ELLIS, Referee
lord DAY & LORD. PlentIn"s Attorpeys, No. 100
Eroalwav y. y. CITY.
The sale ~ the above described premises Is hereby
further adjourned til Friday, February Sth 1901 at the
Dated New York. February 5th. 1901.
GEORGE ". ELLIS. Referee
LORD DAY & LORD, Plaintiffs Attorneys. No. l2O
broadway. y Y. CITY
The saIe u above descr bed premises is hereby
further adjourned Till Friday. February 15th 1901 the
Dated New York. February Sth. 1901.
GEORGE W. ELLIS. Referee
LORD DAY & LORD, Plantins Attorneys. No. I20
Broaiwav. " y. city.
The sale OF the described premises hereby fur
adjourned l Thursday. March 9Th. 1901 same
hour and place.
LORD DAY & LORD. Plaintiffs Attorneys. No. 12O
dvVav n ".
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST coyDrcyoR
SAID TO HAVE THROWN MAX FROM CAR
SKULL NAY BE FRACTURED

benjamin Van Neghten, sixty-two years old. a
conductor on the rhird-ave electric road living AT
No sS2 East lcghty-sixth-st. was locked up in the
East hundred fourth-st station last night
charged with throwing John Printner thirty-one
years Old OF No. 2S East hundred "A nd bird
81, from car at One-hundred- and 4 hird-st and
Third-aVe. - ~ "''N
fIlhther was passenger on southbound car
last evening In charge OF Van Neghten He refused
70 pay his fare saying ne was a conductor on the
roao Al one hundred and third-st Printner fell
or was pushed from the car. When picked up the
man was unconscious. He taken 20 Harlem
nospi'ai Mhere IL Was said he had contusions Of
the head and possibly a fracture of the skull
SeteraI passengers said that Van Yeghten pushed
charge "N4i'S tHe
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
TO CONTROL CALIFoRNTl WINE OrrpUr.
SYNDICATE OF CAPITALISTS HAS BOUGHT OUT
ALL MINOR COMPANIES TO
PIT Up PRICE.

San Francisco, March (SpecaD-The wine out
put Of California will hereafter be controlled by a
syndicate OF capitalists headed by Isaac w He'll
president of the Nevada National Bank of
San Francisco Associated with him are Daniel
Meyer. A Borel. l-achman & JacObi g SchiHing
Co and the ltaan-Swiss agricultural colony
Mr.. Hellman secured control OF the California
Wine Association and then bought out all the
minor wine companies. so that the association will
now be able 10 control absolutely the wine WELD of
Caifornia. Heliman. Meyer and Borpl advanced
sVJVeO TO buy up the stock OF the small holders
so as 10 give the syndicate control Mr. Uellmap
says there Is no Intention TO advance the Drice ~
Wine All the syndicate will do will be 10 insist
upon falr price TO the grower and the main-
tenance OF the good quality of the wine With sI,cb
hacking as the association now has there will he
no more cutting in the prices OF vine VIM De
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
SHOOTS At FERRY Guard.

LATTERS HAIR sINGED by FIRE FROM Man WHO
HAD BEEN EJECTED FROM BOAT.
man who the police Of the West TwentIet hist.
station say they believe. from cards found In his
pocket, TO be DR. +. Lerlstein OF No . Rivingtou-
81. was locked mp I'm the station house last night
after he had made attempt 10 shoot ia mes
Hussey, OF No g. WillOw-Hye.. HUbokrn. a guard
on the Erie Railroad ferry boat Erir. running from
West Twenty thiT1-st 20 Jersey CITY.
The man boarded the boat Ar Twenty-t third--t
and entered tho women's cabin. According TO tA.
police he intoxicated ~. l-cnrn, boI-t.roIrs
and was pat OF the vessel. After the boat started
out or the slip the man pulled revolver and fired
two shots. one sng-d HuSsey's hair.
The name DT. r lrrlsteu does not appear in the
city directory or The Medical Directory 81 New
York. Nsw-Jersey and Connecticut
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
foreclosure Sales.
NEW Y0RK STPREME COTRT. COUNTY of

New Yo-t-Josepha NJ. Young executrIx. Sc.
plaintiff. against Cornelius n. TaIrnan and another de-
fendants In OF Judgment foreclosure and
duly made entered in the entitled action.
a bearing Both March, 1900 7. the
derszned the referee said Judgment VIII sell
public auction. York Real SalesroCns.
No III Broadway. In the Borough Of Manhattan City OF
New YORK THURSDAY. the nth day OF January 1901
at u O'Clock that day, by William Kernelly.
auconeeT the premises directed by said judgment be
sold. and therein described foows All that certain
ground with the building thereon erected situate
the Twelfth Ward % the city Of New York known
Manhattan s1utherly side Ninety
bounded described a follows. Beginning at a
point southerIy line Nneyseventh street.
hundred t5,ft westerly from
the westerly line Of Eighth
Central Park WesD with the southeriy
Ninety street: thence running
ael with the westerly line OF Eighth known
Central Park W-sU and % the a
wall hundred feet thence westerly parallel with
southerly line Of Ninety seventh
noTthery parallel with the westerly line Eighth
avenue known Genital Park Vest ard part OF
the through party wall one hundred feet the
s1uhery line % Ninety seventh street; and thence
ey. along the said souhery line Of Ninety
twenty the point Of beginning The land affected
BY the said Instrument los in section in block 1892
Dated York December Goth. 1900
GEORGE W. ELLIS
lord Day IORp Attorneys Plaintiff once and
f'ost Office address. No. 40 Btoa3way Mapha;tsn.
New York ,t:"
The following IS diagram % the property sold:
its nuInle- Is NJ - Ninety
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
WATcRHAE CHARGED WITH BrRc1,pr
SAID TO HAVE CONFESSED THAT HE AD,,,rrrr,
THIEF To FACTORY.

istaei "olaoerg who lives at No. 756 East One
hundred -and-fiftieth-st and has a c,,,hi- . ~
on The second floor Of No Rutgers Place renort.
&c 10 me Madison-st. police station yesterds,,
morning that his place had been entered ana s,Ii,
sAr,s ana ohildren's jackets valued at $500 stolen
81. found thar iron bolts holding The basn
- Sile % b;aoloch on the front door had been Ioos
SLeG Oh me INSIDE They talked TO the Uatchrna,,
louis @ flschkonsky' thirty-four years old who b :
Deeh Waterman for Goldberg a fort1istt 80 ,1r 1,ss
clssy the time he has been I'm this cotlntrv pre-
a, me Waterman said he suspected a raemap H.
nNss IN iDelahreE- Finally he admitted tba, ~
nae let the burglar in, say the detecfives bt "a ae
lusso 20 sag VINO the man was The va atchraa, /,
sato that te burg ar sold the stuff Vestersa,, =
Sersce ~ soiS oae6 Tor another load last night The
not come. They took Fischkonskv bscL man old
tion and locked him up Sh ~ 'ile sta-
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
NO NEW ORANGE MoUNrAIy BOROUGH.

West Orange. March Cspecian-A meeting of
ue voters OF West Orange interested in the new
D"'oush OF orange Mountain held last night
in the Mount Pleasant schoolbopss .sss,,h,,-,,,ar
FREDERICK Cummings was present and notified the
promoters OF the scheme that the bin could not go
through unless the dividing line was fixed al Pros
pect-ave. This would cut or a large n,,rhar ~,
valuable properties from the new borough After
bill from the legislature. Wv
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
NEW YORK. sUPREME COURl. County Of

New York.-Justus L. BuikIey, Thomas G. Ritch and
Henry r. Vaughan. Executors and Trustees
the Last VIII and Testament OF Daniel r. Fayerweahsr.
deceased. Plaintiffs against Karl NJ Waach and others.
Defendants In pursuance or Judgment Of Foreclosure
and duly made and entered the abOveentlted
action besviHg date day February 1901 the
Undersigned the Referee IN said Judgment named. will
sell a. Public Auction. New York Real Estate
Satesro0E7 No Ill Broadway the Borough Of Manhat
city Of New York the 11th day Of March 1901 az
II O'Clock that day. by William NJ. Ryan. Alc-
tOneer the premises directed said Judgment TO be Sold
and therein described follows All that certain lot.
parcel of land. with buildings and improve
York. bounded described follows. viz Be
ginning point Northerly side OF one hundred
and drst distant Eastery hundred and twenty
five feet from formed by The intersection OF e
NortheFly side OF One hundred and first street with me
Easfery side of Second Avenue. running thence Northe
parallel with Second Avenue and part OF the distance
through party wall hundred feet eleven inches 70
and hundred and second Streets thence Eassry
along parallel with hundred ana
Street hve feet thence SOuherly again pardel
Second part Ct the distance through an
party wall hundred feet eleven nches 70 ls
NortherIy hundred and first Street and nenC
Westerly along the Norhcry side OF one hunlred anu
twenty five feet the point or place OF og
ming Subject a slight encroacnment by the bulIdlns
upon premises adjoining the above described f[s
the West shown by the OF Frank E. 4O"Is'
CITY Surveyor. dated september % 1854.
Dated New York. February 18th. 1901
JOHN V BOCVIER. Jr. Referee
RTTCH. WOODFORD. BONEE q WALLACE Attorneys
for Plaintiff. IS Wall ST, Borough OF Manhattaa'
New York city.
The following is diagram OF the property TO be sold as
above. the EImber being SO' EaS IAs'
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
URGING PERSECUTION OF p.J1s,nrs

Oranee' Maroh tspeeiaD.-At the meeting n,
the w-England Society Of oran9e la, - i
resolution was passed urging promp, action -, -,
part OF the New-Jersey Legislature IN
uon with the Interstate Commerce copro,..ts1. =
securing the preservation OF the Palisades r.
secretary was directed 10 send a ccpy ~ ,ha -
luton TO the Senators and Assembymen sro, -,
orange district and committee of two cons,, ne
ing OF Nilhafn fiker, 3r-, and Charles rgnSsia,,
was appointed TO see them personally and urse
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
RUTHERFORD BoRoUGB y0uyy.ryors

Rutherford. March 8 GspeciaD-At the Ru,b.r
ford Republican primaries last night ex-Council-
man Frank p Newman defeated Councilman David
Bosnian for the nomination for Mayor by nine
votes. the figures Deing 2M 10 1872 For Council
men, william NJ. Petz and Theodore r. Ten Brock
were nominated In a three cornered contest For
assessor, en-Councilman Charles L. Crear de-
isated Assessor Jacob Rohrbach and Walter s
MAJOR The Commissioners of Appeal Nominated
were g. T. Perham and y. r. Rogers. The bor-
osXh election Will take place on March r.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
FIRE IN A CHURCH B4SEMENT.
Up IN THE TRANSITIONAL
TION, IN MOTT-sT.

Chinatown was drawn from its usual pas
we're seen rolling from the basement windows of
the Church of the TRANSPORTATION. at Park and
Mott SITS The fire discovered little after
10 o'clock by Policeman Eckes. 1t originated
from some unknown cause in the wall near the
altar the basement being used by the Italians
OF the church. Policeman Eckes sent in an
alarm and when the fremen arrived second
alarm was sent in The fire confined TO
the basement the damage being about $500.
The main altar badly damaged. and two
smaller altars were destroyed The altar Orna-
ments We're saved. with the exception of a statue
of ST. Michael. which broken. A statue of
ST. Ann was damaged slightly by smoke
There WAS no one in the church at the time
the fire broke out. The congregation had been
dismissed about half hour before. Father
taretti. the priest of the Italian section and
Father Donahue, the assistant priest of the
American section of the church, were both in
the rectory. Ii was not until they started out
Tor a walk and were told there fire nearby
that they knew the altar burning in the
basement. The altar ornaments in the main
audience room were quickly put in a safe place
Ine fre appeared To have started in the walls
and hoorinGs In the northeast corner. 1t spread
throughout the entire front part of the base
ment The peWs We're ripped up the main
floor, and the fremen's played havoc with
them and the floor, seeking to turn the streams
where il was feared the fire was smouldering
The smoke in the basement dense that
the firemen could not remain in il long. There
were no accidents
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
LOCOMOTIVE WORKS ApPPaJsEn

Paterson. March 3 tSpecaD.-The appraisemept
OF the Rogers Locomotive Works has been handes
60 the receivers but IT will not he made public
uhtli 'hey nave gone over II thoroughly and are
ready submit IL 10 the Court ~ C,hancerv Co.
approval IL is said that the appraisement will
amount 20 SISoeo or ssoeo, which is a great deal
et a,e me works The machinery was appraised by
Nasa s,a, bf9thsrhood OF New-York. and the real
estate by j. w. Ferguson. Of this city
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
iOIst Street

i0lst Street.
The approximate amount of the lien or charge 70 5 s
which the above described property IS TO pc SOU
$I3210 81 with interest thereon from the 2oth day
January. 1901. together with costs and allowance
ing S7G4 with interest from February 1st 1901 70
geth4r with the OF the sale The approNla.s
of assessments other liens. Whlch are
be allowed the purchaser cut OF the purchase money VI
paid the Referee. Is SfS4 y and interest
Dated New York. February 18th, 1901 .,.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
AUSfiH's Dog Bread
Citations.

STEVENS. ISAAC.-The people of the State
Fy as sr"eF 6ci or sod 5ss coma ana eoc 14s
- Cofn A,rlin e. Iaudy John sidney Buck Elizabeth
4 Hoblirs susan l. Parsons. John ". Towt. Van Nest
Iouis = Toa5 Helen J Eif,rd Henry To~t. i,eniamin
y p T1vr; I,obcrt Towt James e Stevens. Elizabeth
Cornr.a Van Wase9en Kate r. HAYS Ssssh y "isgn t
Arthur Eih', I>ndrto9eh. NAM ia
1r n stevens bertha Steyrn= Beatrice stevens James
\ stevens Rachel r. stevens EInora g Stevens. Paul
H. stevens GLADYS l. stevens and Lucy NJ Stevens. the
srevtins Whereas Walter H. M,ad, of the Cify Of New
county ~ N-v York have a certain instrument II
,rltinr and rer coIics thereto relating to both real
Te-amsnt - Isaac Stevens late q 'he County of New
s'cd T. arl.ar brffr The Surr.sate Of our r9unty Of
one at hair past Ten oclock in the forenoan OF that
& W" ~ ana ,p TIN s An II such ~ you as are GeTGy
aared 10 APPEAR by your 'r,1a II YOU have one or If
guardian viii h n infei by the 10 70 gprSsn G s
!" 'sg scFee ry We g, 4Fye M s sapssa s6 5n Se Of The
20 he hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon. ABNFtt
New York. &, aaIa county. ihs ian day q fet
J. FAIRFAX MLAUGHIIN. Clerk Of the surrogate.s
i 1apy1 n WA.n n 6n Ao'a54sy 'sr re2r g VAN
THE; Pee; regpe Tree Of 1 ns stat Of New York the grace
cral Of the - at the heirs a,5
kin Henry Wissen. whose mes
and places of residence unknown after
diligence be asCertaiued greeting. Whrr.aA
Elizabeth Wiesen. OF the city Of New York has
lately applied 10 the SuTrogat.s a
Of New York to have a certain instrument in writing
bearing date October lst 1900 relating
personal property, duly proved last WIN and
Testament Of llr!ry Wl@srn he
York deceased. Therefore 81 tied
APPEAR before the Surrogate our County Of New
Nurk ~ his ohre in the County York ON the
2d Gay of April one thousand nine hundred one at
half past ten o'clock in the forenoon of
and there attend the probate of last win and
Testament such Of h~-rht cited ar.
under the =
bv your guardian II one II Won have none
tl appear 20 - appointed o. ~,
your neglect failure so "a GUARDIAN will
h- appointed by the Surrogate to
IN the proceeding In Testimony Whereof. We have
caused the Seal of the Surrogate's OF the
% O hereunto affixed Witness
Abner {. Thomas. a Of
......... said County Of New York al said County
L. = the 9Th day Of February he our
Lord thousand hundred and
J. FAIRFAX M'LAUGHIIN. Clerk OF the
Surrogaies Court PHILIP FRANK Attorney for Peti-
TONER. 2.l73 Rathgnte Ave- Bronx New York city.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
Old lane.
9fst Street

Street
The said premises be sold subject 20 & pr ,nTsrsst
gage on which there SS2Str pricpal anu o.
hereon from March 1900 at the rate or per 10
annum The apprOximate amount Of the lien or
satisfy which the above described property 70 Tsr,i-
81 55I 81 interest thereon from tne a.
ary 1901 and allowances
10 S4fT 10 with thereon from tne ON
February 19Ol together the expenses OF ee srsr
The approxmae OF assessments an M of
rents or other allowed to the sos s.,
the purchase money paid bv the Referee Is - i'''
with interest. - ,oo,
Neu e" AA' ROGER FOSTER Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
Nos. 81. 80. & IS West 1h,h 81
18th Street.

The above Is diagram Of the property be sold The
OF lien charge for
same is sl1 i3l 40. with interest from Feb
amounting with interest from February 1Ith
1901 OF sac The approx
amount q liens on said property for taxes and
The premises be sold subject prior mortgage
for sisi0oo. interest ss per from December
q. 1900. WILLIAM J. A. MklM, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
JOHN WANAMAkER ho5s noas
Broadway, Fourth Ave,
Ninth and Tenth Sts.
foreclosure SQlss.

-
ing 70 Three hundred wenty-one dollars with tnteress
from the llh day Of January 1901 together the
expenses or the sale There are taxes
which 10 be allowed the purchaser out OF taz
puFC base money. paid BY the referee
approximate amount with interest Of sal
IS Eight hundred and sxty-nins and dollars
tSS6g. 42l
Dated New York. January 10. 1901.
FREDERICK a. WARE Referee
The sale Of the above described premises hereby ai
j1urned TO Monday March T. 1901, and
place.
Dated New-Yorh February It'll 1901
FREDERICK A WARE Referee.
NARNJM & HARRISON, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 62 Will
lam street. Borough of Manhattan New-York CITY,
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
SrPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.-

- Ida O. Walter Plaintiff. against Jennie F. sentesi
Defendants In pursuance Of 1uds y
foreclosure and made entered in the above en-
rltled action 9Th February As''
the undersigned the Referee said Judgment naIne.
will sell at public auction the New YORK ReaI f-sta'
No III Broadway in the Borough OF Sianhat
tan CITY York. the 1lth day of HaIcn 1871 a.
IL O'Clock that day by William NJ fyan +AlI
directed by said Judgment 70 oS @
and therein described follows: All thaJ certain ps
or parcel land. and the building thereon situate y
nd city Of New YORK, N the county -.
state Of York, bounded and described as Iona AZ.
PaginDing q the DOrthery side oI
C9} Street distant hundred and seventy to -
Fasterv from formed Dy the inersecu OF &
Northery side Ninety first street and the EasterS
~ West End running thence Northey -.
with the Fasterv Of West End Avenue tnirty
he Southerv side old lane. thence Eastsry aiou
~ sonfherIv side OF fifty t50 feet and one c
inch a hundred and twenty uNe '-2' l
from West End Avenue measured line paraIel W..
said street thence SOutheTy parallel WITH the
sids of West End thirty CFo ree nine anu
o1arter f0a.) inches the Northerly SIDE or NnS
street thence Westerly along the same MY H,l
~, he noJnt or place beginning. also all right TUE IS
interesi which said Jennie F. Sentel ana ChaS -
day Of December lSto IN an
the lane in The OF said premises 10 the eenIe m
thereof. ,aat
pa'eu New i ~ ROGER FOSTER. Referee
AVERY sCHLEsINGER PAUL Attorneys OFT a 13T s,rsst
40 Office and p o. address NO 70 bgoec S''70T
Rorough OF Manhattan. New YORK CltS, -. - la
The following Is diagram or the p1OfS''S u ~ 49,
known as No. 253 West Slst street,
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

YORK.-IIenry r. AuchIncIoss. a executor Of the
w Of John Auchincloss. deceased plaintiff against
Cor h. Potter. defendant
pursuance a Judgment Of foreclosure sale duty
made the above entitled action bearing
date of January. 1901. l. undersigned
the said Judgment named. will public
auction the New York Real Estate Saesroom. No III
Broadway. in the Borough OF Manhattan. and City OF
York. the 9Th day of February 1901 a twelve
O'Clock noon that day. by d. Phoenix ingraham.
the premises directed by said Judgment
sold and therein described foliews:
certain piece parcel of land IN
Borough Of Manhattan. and City Of New York. and
bounded described follows:
Beginning - point on The Southery side OF s2nd
street. distant hundred and hftyeighD West
vardv SouthWesterly OF said
West and running thence Southwardly and
End Avenue and of the distance
wall iO2 hundred and two) feet and
thence wesward!y and parallel with sind
feet Northwardly parallel
with West End f02 nundred and two) fee.
SCutheriy side of SIND Street
along said southerly side Of s2nd Street
II the point place Of beginning
Said premises known No 314 West s2nd
Street and the which conveyed .he
said Cora Il. William r. LanchaatIn ard
wife by deed dated cay Of June. .s94
Lbsr go of COnveyances 3i5
Dated New York. January 18th. 1901.
FREDERICK A. WARE. Referee.
vARNUM G HARRISON. Attys for plaintiff. 62 William
Street, Borough OF Manhattan. New York City. y. Y.
following is diagram Of the be sold:
Streef
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04

- order Of Hon Abner G. Thomes a Surrogate % thu
OF hereby given
having clalms A. Garland late az
of New York deceased. 10 vttb
vouchers thereof. the subscribers their place os
transacting the Office OF Fahnestoek a "a
a No 2 Wall in the Borough OF Manhattan n
The City ef New York on or before the fifteenth day OF
June -
Dated New york 10th OF December 400
CHARLES T. GARLAND.
ROBERT II. DODSON. Executors
EyARTS CHOATE & BEAMAN. Attorneys Execu-
tors No SO Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan City
New York n. "
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. New J

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. New York
COUNTY Rapp Speidei Iron Works plaintiff
against Peter DOoiey al. defendants.In pursua nee
judgment OF foreclosure and sale bearing the
ilth day OF February 1901 the undersigned the
in said Judgment named will sell public auction
New-York Real Estate Salesroom No. III broadway
"ith day of March 1901 - o'clock day.
ty William NJ. RYAN. auctioreer. the premises said
Judgment mentioned and therein described follows:
All those three certain lots pieces parcels " land
with the buildings erected. situate lying and
being in the Eighteenth Ward of the Borough of
haitian in the city OF York. n0rthery side
Ct Fifteenth and which. together re-
bounded sEd described follows: Beginning a point
IN said northerIy line OF Fifteenth
hundred and easerly of Sixth
Avenue running thence eastery along
right angles from Fifteenth hundred and
three feet ana three inches thence parallel
with Fifteenth Street feet and thence south
ery ard az right angles TO Fifteenth hundred
ana three feet and three inches place beginning
being the same lots known Numbers fifteen ti5,
teen t6l and seventeen 90 map IN the office
OF the Register OF the City and County New York en-
ute1 Map OF Cowmsn's Fifth Avenue Lots dated
Der n iSf2 made by order Of James Hay Daniel
Lord, IT, executors and being the premises con
veyed by Augustus T. Cowman and wife 10 William
HGrry b deed dated January 18th. 1s49 recorded
In the office OF the Register Of and County of
New York in Isber 512 OF Conveyances page $50 -
Dated New York. March I'd 1901
WILLIAM J. A. MEIM.
PHILLIPS & AVERY. Attys. for PIaintin I54 Nae
street. Tribune Building. Manhattan. New York
C:ty.
Nos 81, 49, & 35 West 18th ST
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
JOIN THE WHITE RATS.
HOPES OF VAUDEVILLE STRIKERS RAISED
BY ENLISTMENT OF 1875 RECRUITS.

one hundred and thirty-lve members OF the New
York vaudeville colony Joined the White Rats Sat
urday- Some OF them billed appear at thea
tres controlled by managers who now say that they
viii do away with the per cent commission on
March 6. The Rats feel very confident of the final
success OF their strike. Profitable houses in Pitts
burg Washington and this city have raised their
enthusiasm 10 high pitch. They will give per
fOrmances this week the Academy Of Music
Brooklyn; at the Lion Palace Music Hall Harlem
and al koster Biars At the council OF the
Actors Church Alliance. the Rev. Francis ]. CLAW
Moran chairman OF the Law Committee. AMI Yer
Charges were appointed 10 meet a committee OF
the White Rats TO talk over the question OF sun
day performances. The conference will be held
earlN this week.