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New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Peter Meyer & Co: 2.735 Stl-ave. s. 81 IT OF
1i6hst 25Nle6 story ten h. with stores foreclosure
sale; Duncan agt r SchnuSg ct al; Peckhan Miller
& King attys; Lynch. ref; due jUdgt S19.S12 IS;
1879 IS: ST. $50 76; adjourned die
73 Conveut-ave, l44th-st 20NlOO story and
dvs H. with foreclosure sale; Mutual Life Ins Co
ast Jacob Butler ct al Miller. atty; Delahunty.
ref due judg $4,000; S154S 12 adjourned
October -; 4O5 East 2ithst 100 IL Of 1stave
25N9S9. story ten h foreclosure sale Mary Boone
Payntar agt McCann ct al: Campbell Moore. attys
taxes etc 81 pIt for OO0 14S
OF 6th-ave, 30 6x9S.9 story dwg h; pub auct;
bid in at S14. 200
BY Herbert A Sherman: and 3i4 West 56th-st. s.
9th-ave. jOxlOO.5. story b foreclosure
sale G. Bowdoin al G F TausSg Butler
4 NJ. attyS; Smith ref: judgt. $50 OOS 81:
costs $26 0 taxes etc. $3.50 ~ to Mrs Mary Cruger
for $50 600.
BY William NJ Ryan: Horatio-st. s GIG It Of 4th-
st. 1S6XSI 6X1S 9XST6 dwg h: foreclosure
7 Gaines agt T Gaines excr etc ct al; Brownell
$50 4i3 "a; costs 1890 75: etc. 1894 10:
Eageson for $3.50
BY Samuel Godstcker: 514 137th-st s 125 It e
OF Lucolrave. 25Xl0O. h; foreclosure
Clarence Tucker al Mary Forrest al:
c Z & w w Buckley, attys; Julius Lehman. ref; due
judg $145la IL costs. 1881 O5 taxes etc $4 to plain
$4,000
BY D P Insraham Co: Is West 64th- ST. 5 20 # W
Of Central Park West 25XlOO5 story b. foreclosure
stock attys: " II Willis ref due judgt s27 O62 costs
S53S %: taxes etc. SLIPS: plaintiff for $4,000
by Richard V. Harnett & Co: 242 West 44th-st.
2IS9 of Sth-ave IS 9x1005: leasehold story high
brownstone dwG h; sale: Of
Barber deceased; TO Josephine Barber for S.. 100.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
REAL ESTATE.
TITLE TO VALLEY FARM. ONCE OWNED
BY a. B. DARLING, TO BE
TRANSFERRED

Title to Valley Farm. at Darlington N j. will
be transferred to George Crocker of this citv next
Thursday by the Darling estate. The farm COM
prises about eleven hundred acres. and was owned
and managed by A B. Darling of the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. Mr. Darling was one of the pioneers in the
breeding of Jersey cattle. He once sold a Jersey
calf. bred from stock his farm for sl2 500 There
is a training track about five furongs long on the
place The present valuation Of the farm is said 10
be about 100000 Mr.. Darling died about five wears
ago.
Bernard Smyth & Sons have sold to NJ s Auer
bach the southwest corner of Audubon-ave and
One-hundred-dnd-seventy- 70x1OO with lot
-SXSo adjoining in One-hundred-and-seventy-
for H X Ascough
Henry D. Winans & May report the sale OF No
BI Madison-ave. four story private dwelling
on private terms
John P Kirwan has sold for the estate of Harriet
+. Crane to DR.. P. R. Turnure No so West Forty
hlhth-st. Columbia College leasehold four story
DroWnstone dwelling house. size 2Ox6Ox1OO5 Dr.
Iurnure will occupy the premises after extensive
alterations.
b Flanagan & Son have sold for J. Ralph Bennett
w 1o- west Forty-hfth-st., four story high stoop
Dro"hstone dwelling house. 16.Sx60x1OO feet
simon Fine has sold for Laurowitz & Fine No 42a
fEsSI oeVenty-hrst-st story fathouse 25x1aO
Samuel E. Jacobs has sold the seven stor,, e+
Diated o. ~ Inc house. which is yet COM
lies Is Quilt 10 accommodate forty-eight fami-
-+, Louis g. Roos has sold for Henry strese the five
oSoiy nathouse No. Si3 East One-hundred- sew
fntleih-st 43110 feet at about Si7 900 to John Van
Benson5%T1o %o gyes odd IN part payment ten lots at
fo Dr George F. Biggs is reported have sold the
- story dWeIlnS house No 80 East Sixty-third-
! buyer. - 01AU u De tAe
LowenfeId & Prayer have purchased from Ada
i taiae H. Mossman No. 129 East Forty-sixth-st ad-
| Forty-siXth-St - anu
o Ms Ms j. Murphy has sold to L. Kreielsheimer No
90 est -eighteenth-st five story
HIItnouse Ids on lot 29xlo0n feet.
,JOsepn /. ButtenwteSer has sold to G. Kamen at
aoout S9I9UO No 23l East Twenty -fourth-st a new
! 29.6x9S9 feet 'i0NSe' Ol plot
/ BloodGood & Hayes have sold for MandeIbauun &
LEVINE 10 Aaron Wolff, jr., the three story high
/ Stoop brownstone private dwelling house No II
! west + orty .htth-st., on lot 1S9x100.5 feet.
Mary A Maxwell! has sold to Joseph A Kehoe No
IoI west torty-tourth-St., a four story and base
! nent dwelling house, a lot 21xlO0.5 feet The
/ mousse adJolns the Criterion Theatre
! SitWSon x Hobbs have sold for Mrs NJ A Don-
nelly the four story American basement dwelling
mouse. on lot 16XlO0ola feet, No. 25S West EighVe
ninth-st.. to client for occupancy Terms private
| Andrew j. COnn'ck, of No. pa Fifth-aVe has
699ugnt from the executors of the Clarkson estate
nIty-three lots along the front of the new United
/ states Government Harlem River Ship Canal
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18

93d-st ; 1851 # Of Columbus-ave. 2ox1oos
Robert Alliug. assignee. 70 Bernheimer &
Schmidt r $ - %; all liens ..........-..-..- s
Beecker-st, No 15O 25x125; George l. Day
5000 S1S'H ',' r... 1Ot
113th-st s. 800 IT W Of Broadway. 2ox1OO1I;
Daniel r Kendall 10 Susie Kingsley; r $.
55tI-st No "a East 16.sxlOo5: Adelaide W selg
man ct FL. executors and trustees. to James
Armstrong: $ SIG % S5
Hall-ave. $ $ 32t fl n OF 2O5th-st- ISxlOO;
Ha-ave e 3. 432-4 II e OF Doth 29XloO:
Norwood ave. 5, 416.1 # n OF 2l0th-st
25xIUO; Christopher Kelly to Marie Kelly.
54th-st. No 81 East. 2OxlCO; Frances A Norris
widow Augustus Tower; r 5. S23 Is. 5Oi
39th-st s, 125 II of 6th-ave, 50x9S.9: Mary
George o Nira G Matthews: mortgage, SSOOOO--
IIOth-st No Co East, 25x1OO IL I1Tth-sJ. $, 95
It OF +th-ave 2Ox1OO. IL; Isaac Strauss to Caro-
119th-st. $ S. 235 # of 5th-ave 15x1O011: James
p Marren Frank L Gould; mortgage. $1,000.
27th-st. $ $ $50 II of 6th-ave. 25x9S.9: Walter
Comfort John Beals: mortgage. $4,000;
7sth-st. No 1906 West 2s.SxiOo lx2sxicos: Sol
Kohn. referee to Theophilus II Gee: all liens:
= SIS 90 lido, "o'
Max Blum and another; mortgage. $4,000;
r SIS AZ
142d-st. $ $. 4O7 it ea of Broadway. 1ex9911;
Henry Thompson: referee to Margaret Dono-
hue: mortgage, s12 900.
S2d-st Nos 402 and 404 East. 50xIO2.2; Adolf
Miller and wife to John Giles and wife; mort
sage. $4,000; R S. 50 25..-----.-:-.:..:--.-;. %.
e6fh-st PAS II W OF 1st-ave. 2J.4xlO0.4; John
Gies and wife Adolf Miller and wife; mort
gage. $3. 900: r 5. S4 80
36th-st No 81 East 25x9S.S; Theo W LnLns
al. executors, TO Howard van Sinderen' II = ,
ssdNst 8 i75 # W OF West End-ave. 125x1o22;
Elias Kempner Edward Wilckens: = vi -
a Rexford to Pincus LOwenfeld and another;
mortgage SIS. 900; r S, sS d5--..''-'-.--'.--.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
1Jartition 6alcs.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF NEW YoRK.-soomon B; Toplitz and others
others defendants In pursuance OF the ineriocuo-y
tho above entitled aoon bearing date the rd day Of
tober 1901 l. the gndersigped the referee in said t9dg
Real Estate salesrooms No III Broadway, the Bor-
Of October 1901 at u o'clock that day by Peter
judgment be sold and therein described follows
All that certain lot piece or parcel of land with the
building improvements thereon erected situate
state Of New York and bounded and described as follows
distant seventy feet southery from the corner formed
by the intersection Of the westerly side or line Of Greene
thence westerly and parallel with Prince street and along
the Of the premises next adjoining on the
m Of 70 he eng HEREBY de5cred sxt5 feet
5 d parallel 5 a Th GGfes f @ 6ca 9@d aoTs i3 again
and parallel With Prince street fo[tg feet thence south
thence easterly and parallel with Prince street and
o1 line Of Greene @ thence northery along
said westerly line Of Greene street d 1t m 10 & ne
use the said alley adjoining the premises above de
and OF the min on the north nth
WHICH the said tAppman ToPiJz had in his life
time IN ana TO ''s ie PARCEL Al t No .
ing and sfs IA the % c County and State Of New York
bounded and described as follows Besnnmg at the corner
Nnetythird street with the easterly line Of Ryersde
side Of Ri9ersde Drive twenty nshss
e6 hSnde Sm and eleven ee and eight
with Nnety-hird aforesaid twenty feet and
northerly side line OF Ninety
street thence westerly along the nohery side or line OF
Nney-hird street ninety feet ten and one-qurte
inches 10 point place OF beginning.
~ PARCEL NO. g.
pieces and parcels of land situate
lying and being city County and State OF New
bounded described follows: Beginning at
point in eastery side or line Of Riverside Drive DIS
sevenyfive feet northerly from the
corner formed by intersection of the eastery de
with the northery side or line OF
ON. Tsgenty-second street: running thence
easerly ana parallel with Hundred and Twenty sec
on5 street eghtyslx thence northery and parae
with the eastery OF Riverside Drive aforesaid nfty
feet thence westerly and again parallel with one Hun
Twentysecond street eightsx feet TO the eS
Of Drve and thence souhery along
the eastey Riverside Drive nifty feet TO the pon
place of beginning
lots pieces or parcels OF land situatc
IN the City. County and state or Ne"
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
SIlPREME COTRT. NEW YORK COUNTY

Continental Trust Company Of the city Of New York.
behalf Of itself and ali other creditors similarly
Sit and W shall and contribute To
pense OF this action Plaintiff against b pressner.
Edwin and The Institution
Clerks Defendants. Trial desired In New
York county To the above named Defend
hereby summoned to the complaint
this action. and serve OF your the
within after the
exclusive OF the day Of service and in
your failure appear answer judgment Will
taken against you by default for the relief demanded
complaint
Dated I'd,
CRBEVEY & ROGERS Plaintiffs Attorneys ONCE and
o. Address, No. Al Wall Street, Borough Of Man
haitian. y. Y
To above named defendant Edwin Dwight Babbt
The foregoing is served by publication
pursuant al order Of Hon. George p. Andrews, a
the Court Of the State of New York
October ID 1901 and filed with the complaint in the
office Of the C1erl of the County OF New York the
County Court House Borough OF Manhattan, City and
County o Jew
Dated October %. 1901
CREEVEY & ROGERS. Attorneys for Plaintiff Ofce and
7. o. Address No. Al Wall Street Borough Of Man
New York
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
foreclosure 5nIes
NEW YORK sTPRF1fE COTRT- COTNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
: OF NEW YORK.-Irving Savings Institution Plain
IN against Nelson ! Ferris and others Defendants-In
pursuance OF Judgment Of Foreclosure Sale duly
made and entered In the aboveentited action, bearing
cate the 10Th ay Of September. 1901 undersigned
the referee IN said Judgment named. VIII sell Public
Suctlon at the New York Real Estate SaIesroom
broadway in the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
YORK, on the 3d dav of Octobe 1901
that day, by Peter F Me- 4Uctioneer premises
follows: All that certain land with the buildings
of Manhattan and described Beginning the
formed by intersection Of the Sotheri side Of
One hundred and fortyecond with the westerly
Of Hamilton Place. running Westerly along the
Southerly side of One hundred fory-second
hfy-three feet four inches Souhery en-
right angles to One hundred forty-secoud Street
eighty feet eleven inches thence Eastery
IaIae with one hundred and forysecond fifteen
Ieet Two ana one-ouarter inches
Hamilton Place thence Northery Westerly
OF Hamilton Place nneyFeven one-quar-
Ter inches &c the point place Of beginning the said
several dimensions more ss, end right.
ute ana interest OF the of part Cmeaning
tne SAID defendant Nelson ]. FarrisA
portion Of the Bloomingdale r11ngsbrdge Road lying
opposite 10 ana adjacent the
scTibed TO the centre line of the
Dated. New York. September 27th 1901
,,r,-o ,>,-,,,, . HENRY KROPF. Referee.
DEHO. DUER & BAUERDORF. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
lla broadway. New York City Manhattan
Inc Following is diagram OF property 70 be sold
as described above the street number being:
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
HoRATIo-sT. PARCEL SOLD.

An interesting parcel was sold at auction yester-
day by William NJ. Ryan 1t was the property No.
13 Horato-st., and it sold for 1880 The mort
gage Indebtedness on the property, according to
the records. was $2l ,4Si and the unpaid
amounted to 1894.
1t learned that the mortgage, which was
foreclosed yesterday, was made many years ago
and was for $40 1t contained provisions that
the mortgage and interest should not become pay
able until the death of the mortgaEor. who
10 remain in possession of the property and col
lect the rents. On the death of the mortgagOr the
Indebtedness amounted about five times the
borrowed
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18

story brick hotel Gi.Ax9s; HaIlahan- & o'TIearn.
no -lo West ll2rh-st owners: Neville & BasEe.
No 211 Vest 125th-st architects. ....---..--
oSe-st, No S-5 East for two story brick dwell
ing house. 25x6S: Henry W Breede No S4s East
6Sd-st. owner; Stamrners. No 3OT East Isth-
. .. .. q -- .-
Fulton-ave, 5. 500 n OF Becker-ave, for a two
story frame dwelling house. 19x26: Louisa
darJers. White Plains-ave owner. ] Melville
Lawrence. kossuth-ave architect. ..........-
Broadway, Nos 373 and $50 for a six story brick
Iolts. with store. 49.l0x15O.1: Henry Corn No
14z 9th-ave owner; Robert Maynacke. No rs
Broadway, architect. ........
Goerck-st: No II. for a one story frame shed. Ok
Is Ntchoias estate. No West 42d-st. owner.
NJ Bernstein, No Ill Broadway. architect. .....
eith-st, Nos 21S and 220 West for a six story
brick lofts. 9Ox90. f P s Wright. New-RocheIle
owner; a II Taylor, No 53 West 33d-st archi-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
ClIailons.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK by the grace Of God free and independent
To Linda Roll Ella Belzer Josephine Belzer Ella
Setter heirs and OF kin Of John
deceased. send greeting: Whereas George J. Roll Of
The civ Of New York. lately applied Surro-
gates Court of cur County OF New York to
certain instruments writing dated July 1895 and
February y, 1889 relating both real and personal
properry as VIII Testament Of
John late Of County o. York deceased.
Therefore Of cited appear before
The Surrogate Of County New York his office
In the County the 21st OF November.
one thousand mir hundred and half-past ten
forenoon Of that day then and there TO
the probate OF the said last VIII and Testament
And such of YOU as hereby cited under the
age of twenyone years required by your
Guardian II YOU have one have 70
and apply be appointed in the event Of your
TO a guardian viii be appointed
Nv the Surrogate to represent and FOR in the
proceeding. ~ -.
L. s caused Of the Surrogate. IS Court
of County of New York to be
hereunto affixed.
Witness Hon Z. Thomas, Surrogate or our
said County of New York County, the 24th day
OF September the year Of Lord housand nine
1i,ndres and one. J. FAIRFAX MLAUGHLIN,
Clerk OF Surrogates Court
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
Notlee of Summons.
NEW YORK SrPREME COTRT. C0TNTY

~ or NEW YORK-Norrsou Y. r woyaut Plaintiff
Lepzger Bank. Leipzig. Germany. Defendant
Summons. To the above named defendants: You are
hereby summoned the complaint this action.
and OF your answer on tho plaintiffs at
within after the service sum
mons exclusive the day OF your
failure appear answer. Judgment will be taken
against you BY default Tor the relief demanded
complaint.
Dated New York City. June IS. 1901
UNDERWOOD. VAN WORST. BOSEE & HoYT. Plain
tlns Attorneys Ofce and Post ONCE address No. =
William Street Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New
York.
To the above named defendant LcIpziger Bank ot
Leipzig. Germany: The foregoing IS hereby
upon you publication pursuant order of
the Hon David McAdam Justice NJ the Supreme Court
OF New York. slated the 18th day OF July.
1901 filed with the complaint in the office OF tho
Clerk the County OF New York. the County Court
House Borough OF Manhattan. city and County New
YORK on 18th day OF July. 1901
York city July 18th. 1901
UNDERWOOD, VAN WORST ROsEN & HOYT. At
Plaintiff ONCE and Post ONCE address 27
William Street. Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New
Vcrl
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
NEW YORK sTPRENIE CoTRT-Henry de

Forest Weekes Trustee, plaintiff against Rosa Kelly
and others, defendants-ln pursuance a of
foreclosure and sale duly made
entitled action and bearing date the day Octo
be 1901, T. the undersigned the Judgment
Estate Salesroom. No. III broadway, Borough
Manhattan City Of New York, the 4th day of Novem-
ber 1901 at IL O'Clock that day. by Peter r.
Meyer auctioneer, the premises directed by said udg
nent 70 he sold. and therein described follows All
mat certain lot piece parcel of land together with
the building thereon. situated lying being in the
Twelfth Ward of the City Of New York bounded and
described as follows, viz: Beginning point the
Westerly side OF the Second Avenue distant
and six 90 inches Northery from the formed by
the Intersection OF the Northery side
Street with the Westerly side Of Second Avenue:
ming thence Norhwardy along the
Avenue twenty 1--WE feet t2 running thence Westwardly
on a line parallel with said Street and
through n certain party wall feet t100l:
thence running Southwardly line parallel
Avenue twenty-five feet t25 thence running Easwardy
line parallel with said Street and part al way
through certain other wall dOO) feet
10 the Westerly side of Second Avenue point
place OF beGnnnE said premises being known No
1.s69 Second Avenue.
Dated New York October 10th. 1901.
JOHN DELAHT'NTY. Referee.
WEEEES BROTHERS. Attorneys for PLAINTIFF, No 45
William Street Borough Of Manhattan. City New
York.
The following IS diagram the property 10 be sold
described above the Street number
Avenue. Borough of Manhattan New York City:
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
141st Street

The approximate lien or charge satisfy
which the above-described propert Fifty
eight thousand eight hundred and dollars,
WIN thereon from the 18th day Of September 1901
togeher win costs and allowance amounting Five hun
Geea ana talTty5hree l1lo0 dollars with interest from
september 20 1901, together with of the
sale The approximate taxes assessments
other liens which to be allowed purchaser
OF me purchase money paid by the Referee Eighteen
hundred and twenty-six 01-1OO dollars and interest
Dated New York. September 2Tth 1901.
HENRY KROPF. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
TITLE OBTAINED BY FRANK l. Go11D

Frank l. Gould yesterday obtained title to a Mot
15XlOo1 feet on the south side of One-hundred-
nneteenth-st., 235 feet west of Fifth-ave from
James P. Marren.
Howard Van Sinde-en yesterday took title to No
81 East Thirty-Sixth-st., 25x9S.9 feet from TbeO-
STF9 SI9 W. Lulng and another, as executor, for
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
LARGE PLOT IN BROADWAY SOLD

Christopher Brueggeman is reported TO have sold
the plot 2 GxlS7x10O 5x1SO7 feet at the southwest
corner of Sixty-seventh-st. and Broadway to one
or the realty corporations, which will build an
apartment house on the site
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
Proposals.

OFFIcE OF MAYOR, CITY OF HAVANA
" u.vANA CUBA June 9th lso1.-sealed pro
.ls Tor Sewerage System and Street Paving. City OF
Posals he this Office until IL o'clock
on October 2Srd. 1901. and then publicly openei
application TO Lieut.. w J.
iRsaRDFN Corps OF Engineers u s A. Chief Engineer.
CITY of Havana NaSA-A> '"f'
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
PLANS FOR ANOTHER HOTEL.

Plans were filed yesterday with the Buildings
Department for twelve story brick hotel, to be
built the south side of Forty-ninth-st 1927 feet
east Of Seventh-ave The building will have 'front.'
age of 644 feet and depth of 9S feet The cost Is
estimated at SSJ0,O00 Hal!ahan & OHearn. of No.
us West Observation-Disclosures the
owners, and Neville & Bagge. of No. 2l7 West One
hundred-and-tw -tfth-St., the architects.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
FAMILY HOTEL TO BE BUILT.

4 fifteen story family hotel will probably be
built on plot at the southwest corner OF Fifty
ffth-st. and Fifth-ave. The plot was once part Of
the Old site occupied by St. Luke's Hospital
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
n,HE People OF TIE STATE OF NEW

= YORK by of God free and indepenaent-
To Elsie schultz 3d. the heirs and
ex OF kin Of Schultz deceased. send greet
ing. Whereas Franz Fohr, the City OF New YORK mas
lately applied the SuTogates Court Of our county OF
NeY York to have a instrument In writing, rela-
ing 10 both personal property duy proved as the
carl Herman Schultz late OF the
of therefore and each or
% are cited appear before the Surrogate Of County
the County Of New York, on
the 9th day thousand hundred and
one al otlock the forenoon of that day.
then and probate OF the said last VIII
s,d testament such Of hereby cited as
twenty-one years, required 10
aTnear by your guardian have If you have
aprear apply be appointed, or in
The event your neglect failure do guardian
he represent and act
for YOU tho proceeding
~ In testimony whereof caused the seal Of the
Court Of New York 10 be
hereunto affixed. Witness Hon. ABNER c.
II. 81 THOMAS Surrogate of said County Of New
York a said County. the 4th day Of october,
the wear Of thousand nine hundred and
:" 49, J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN,
Clerk Of Surrogate's Court.
HANSEN ZINSSE5R & POWER. Attorneys for Petitioner.
IS Park Row. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

nlohe.an-ave c 5 10 II of 1sist-st. for two
story frame dwelling house. 22x62s Theresa
WerriuE No TO2 East 164th-st. owner Edward
Wenz No IL 491 3d-ave. architect.
ssth-st 5 s. I92 II o& zrh-1ve. for . twelve
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
q6th Street.

e6th Street
The approximate Of the lien charge.
satisfy which above described property sold
IS Eighteen thousand eight hundred and thrtwo 5000
Dollars. with thereon the Sth OF
ber 1901 together with costs and allowance amounting
Three hundred and sxtyone SO-l00 Dollars. together
with the the sale The approximate
the assessments and other liens
be allowed OF the purchase
or paid by the referee, is S377S6 and interest.
Dated New York. Sth day Of october. 1901.
LOHN nELALLLNTY. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18

A DVERTTSEMENTS and subscriptions The Trfhuns
Il received their Uptown ONCE. No. l242 broadway
Cd door north OF 3lsts. until O'Clock advertise
ments received al the following branch oees regular
ONCE rates until O'Clock - StiI a
cor 23d-st: l52 6th-ave cor l2h-st; Maeys 9Th ave
and 14thst: li2 ColumbusRye. West 66thst.. 100
West 42d-st 6ih-ave.: l4th-st; 257 West
42d-st. between Tth and Sth I59 East 47thst-:
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18


YORK. by the grace Of God free and independent.
Jeanette A Schellinger Elizabeth $
Basset Bassett Hahensach Lena Bassett Charles
Iassett Henry Goodrich 10per. Fannie Congden, Katha
80 Kimbeu Bertha Bassett Lewis, Georgia Bassett
artle the heirs ard next Of kin Of Jane c Goodrich,
greeting: Whereas, Edward y. Bond, Of
tt 5v Of New York has lately applied Surrogate's
~ Of New York. have
tunent in writing relating both personal
gane G Goodrich late Of the County of New York de-
and each OF cited
before the Of County Of New York his
oesoa ,r New York. the Sd of De
cenber one thousand nine hundred and hafpast
80 Cciock in the OF that day then there
.,enA the probate the said last VIII Testament
5 such OF hereby cited under the
required TO appear by
.-s,sn II YOU have you have appear
go ,r-iy for one be appointed. event OF
..o,-r neglect or do guardian will be ap-
represent and act for in
The proceeding. ,
49, Surrogates Court Of the said County of New
York 10 be hereunto affixed.
rr Witness Hon. Abner c. Thomas a Surro-
10 - gate OF our County Of New York at said
County, day Of october. in year OF
Lord thousand nine hundred
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk Of the SurTogate's Court.
Joseph H SPAFFORD. Attorney for Petitioner. lis
Broadway. NeV-Hork Clty
New-York tribune., 1901-10-18
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

By William NJ Ryan Ton premises at p Home
crest Borough CT Brooklyn 90 lots public auction sale.