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New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By BRYAN l.. Kennedy co: W l05th-st No li6. g.
40 II Amsterdam-ave 25XlOoll = story b Il h,
foreclosure sale Mary Grace Richardson Arthur c
seares ct al adjouned TO April T. lo5th-st No 1is
h foreclosure sale CathaTine y Stevens IS Arthur
Seares et al. adjourned 70 April Il.
BY Peter F Meyer < CO: 2l-ave No 33i e =. 80 l0-@
n Of l9th-st. Is iaXloO. sjory tenement with
stores foreclosure Thomas Messenger. exr and
William Enrich al; 10 plaintiff for SlI6tn;
Broadway and Leouard-s cor. tlxlI5. story b b;
also Nos 109 III l13 and lis Leonard-s Sxl2iXGl SIX
0X23 iNlOi; and iron and hs executors sale
in S635 900. Leonard-st parcel withdrawn 25h-st.
No 1920. and story bs executors sale, estate Of
Josepha Neil. decd. Donovan for S0I,50o Broad
way and Frankn-st n cor extending TO to- CqTtla1a
No $40 30 II Of Duane-st, 23Xll"6i TO Jack
Stern for sI05.009 W Houston-s Nos llS-l20
30 II OF Narick Pl J0X0O Horace ; Ely & Co for
10000. Narck Pl No l. 100 II Of W Houston-st.
Razzetti Bros $4,000: " 31stst. No S57. 212
Of 9h-ave 1s.9xIO0: Horace Ely * Co for Si3
100; Park-ave. No 6SS, s65 4 OF 69h-st lexsl
executors sale Of Ellen Ward dec d. to Horace
: Ely & Co S20.0t0.
BY William NJ Ryan: Oakland Place. s. 100 # Gro
tonaave - S4x120. frame DIV h; foreclosure
sale; Susan Tappen Louis A Hornum ct al TO Sy-
A Murphy for 81 05O
10Th cor. 1902 22x1OO: seven story h. with
stores. Of construction foreclosure sale;
Brien agt Henry NJ Denton et al; to Henry Denton
for S3i,0 900 prior mortgage and interest:
BY Bernard Smyth & Sons; 19S2 and l,SSf Park-ave,
~ II n Of I33d-st 50xS6. five story Il h..
with foreclosure sale; Helen Brown agt Victor
Clark all plaintiff for Sl9500 19S6 Park-ave W
3. 74lO n Of 133d-st 25xS6 five story II h. with
stores foreclosure sale Helen Brown agt Ambrose NJ
Lock plaintiff 50. 100.
BY Goldsticker AIS and 45o 1l6th-st. % II w
OF Pleasant-ave 5OxOO Il. frame h; sgd
ney n solomon ast Alice Edwards Jarvis; withdrawn
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
REAL ESTATE.
TITLE To THE PARK ROW BUILDING
CHANGES HANDS-THE PURCHASE
PRICE WAS MORE THAN S4.o0O00o.

The Park Row Construction Company yesterday
consideration of s4 100 600 the title to the Park
Row Building No. Is TO u Park Row. extending to
Ann-st. and Theatre Alley. The Park Row Realty
Company has mortgaged the property 10 the United
States Mortgage and Trust Company, as trustee.
for S3,000000 to secure issue of three thousand
twenty year per cent $1,000 gold bonds The
mortgage executed in May. 1899, but only
filed yesterday with the deed.
George F. Gantz is reported to have sold the
block front the north side of One-hundred-and-
seventy-f -ffth-st., between Amsterdam and Eleventh
David Stewart is reported to have sold for the
Hays estate about five of land at Bolton
Road and Two -hundred-and-f -fourteeth-st.
Henry D. Winans May have sold No. 13 East
Seventy-sixth-st. American basement dwelling
house, on lot 19XS0x102.2 feet.
Folsom Brothers have sold for Arthur Smith and
others to an investor Nos 525 and 527 West Fifty
hrst-st. two five story double tenement houses for
S3S,2J0. The same brokers have also sold for
Lawrence w. Ahrens to Frederick Metz the lease
hold property No. 223 East Twentieth-st a two
story brick stable
George w. Chamberlain of this CITY, has leased
from Messrs. Gum & Grant, builders for term
or tWenty-one years the nine story fireproof
farlly MOTEL now being erected the south side
OF tHty-sixth-st.. between Broadway and Seventh
ave. at total rental of S440000 The lease was
negotiated by John II. Fife.
Pease Gilman have sold for Garrett S. Miller
stone high stoop dwelling house. 1Ix65x10o. to
Jackson & Stern
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
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PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS

some of the principal plans for buildings filed yes
terday at the Department Of Buildings
otn-st n West End-ave for 4
StoIZ orick apartment house 100x95 Frederick
.oS short architec;s sl75 600
7'tn1st tSN Nos 10 and 124 West for seven story
ErIGl Hathouse, with stores 50x2o0- 10: Maxwell
owners; Poia1d sjeinan architsctsY 200 900
west knd-aVe. S2i-st. for
story brick GEthouses. 50 . ana 50x95x90 BOehm
No 25S5 Broadway architects 400 Ooo
FIhe- St Nos 30 and 50. for "A twelve story brick
once building 40-11x95: Caedonian Insurance
company, No - Pine-s,, owner; James * Leo
Broadway. 696 and e9s for seven story
brick apartment house. so ix101. .6x11O.6 Albert
Burns, Jamaica owner Clarence True. archi-
lOOO0
lst-ave. s, Tooth 101st 81. eight story
brick hathouses % 11x95 and 25xs5; Phillip <
Garyn, aTchitsct $4,000
Morris-ave, 3 % II of Bonner Place. for
Hve story brick fa thouses; Architects Realty
Company. No 123S Madison-ave. owner, Thomas
Graham architect - 10000
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Dooner R ) $40 80 s1o5Oo
Thomas Ruddcn. r $ $21................,. 81 900
Michael Scaneereia. r s ..'r.,.....'.'. $4,000
oath 81. No Al West 90 ioxoSs catharne walsh
s4a 10 Jane NJ fo Wss al at sos HsSry s Ha
RI Esen to to T Belle Harrison; mortgage, s@S,5oo;
o vie to TO Nay Nay f"Si dwight Tit mor'Rase $s@s sSooo
755s:s 55; So 800 % Ts.6 dSiqsassye. , 2oslqa
Fosyhs Se No % So aaa s2aSloo samaei Rosenssa
and wife Samuel Miskend; mortgage $4,000:
Eaassec2na6eaye. 1910 # e9 la7,h-ss l5.64
de P Livingston: R S Si$. $4,000
70 Ame5icaS Realty company; r SIS 5. Sic mort
Lots fGe iS7 "a 2a map Arden property John ''OO0
coConor referee, to Mary E Gugel r S 81 SO;
q Sssb NR Ro4soaa Il s 8 s9am 3d. sF1sass
george P Denman Eugene c Potter quit
c5ares BsstisS ' to GS Thomas aa Brown mSStssss
r%1E Row No IS 10 q and No is Ann-st; Park
Company; s. p.: =" ran, now isal
ioo Marr ksnnsy o widow to saad ays9d
snd another; 100 3 s. sl9 s9a m9rtsags 1900
IS. l2o #. Of sth-ave; aooxlo0.5: Catherine
6th-axs 10 4'S' 44s $ 25sioo John ildenbrand
same Mary pr6ps4g ssae arT ~GsSSasf Sasr to John Hidden
'73lSt 'sss & 5:hh3sy: 5ssaiSS
Catherine Taylor Margaret Gallagher.
44th-st. g, 215 II " OF 5th-ave, 25XlO05; George
Gould ct al to John C Mccullough and
other; + s, $50 55........................
Broadway. Nc 2. .IOS e 5. 3IxIaOx3oexI24: George
Company r S $50 so $500
Lsnex-ave, S 13sth-st 90 i1xi00; Henry
Muhlker 70 IS simon nor Adler and another R S. SCI;
Madicon-ave Nos 2.oOo and 2oo2 S. SO 9x35;
John Rosenthal to Thomas Brown: quit claim.
Amsterdam-ave. $ 500 IT OF 10Ith-st, 256N
100; Theresa Kennedy ct al to Enyard & God
5ed-st. No West o5xIO05: Gilbert NJ Speir.
referee Ernest Hall; rerecorded; s, 81 so. $500
S3d-st. No 206 East. 10 1x02.2; Magdalena Becker,
ST. widow. to John Mclaughlin; all dover right;
S. IA
title; r S. s.I55
4ith-st No IL West 25xlOo5: Mary ] Smith ct al
TO John G Mccullough and another. ....-...:..-
same K s s,a1s on,''A. uUs.ee <. .. $1,000
Rubino: r s SOS an hoe ............ 27.Too
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

chicago. April Ii (SpeciaD.-Wheat scored net
gan OF one cent as compared with Yesterdays clos
ING Al one time the advance was IL cents. The
heaTY ana influential traders who on the lear
side in the last decline were buying freely to-day
Cudahy, Linn and Patten led this crowd and
forced large number OF local shorts of smaller
oaLbre 70 cover. An important feature was buylng
ior the Southwest. mainly ST. Louis. There were
numerous reports Of fly and bug damage from that
territory, but the chief bullish influence was the
increased demand for cash wheat. St Louis sold
@Oo bushels red winter. Chicago sold 5000 bushels
winter and spring and the seaboard reported sixty
loads. There was a general feeling that the bear
isn government report had been more than dis
counted Exports were very large 81 900 bushels
Primary receipts. $4,000 bushels. against l07 900
bushels last year. Northwest cars 30 against 2s2
year ago. Local receipts. 3e cars: estimates for
io-norrow. 30 Profit taking by early buyers
caused moderate reaction at the close. May sold
ron ss1sc 10 7lzc and closed at isc TO 71l4c July
was &c higher
Corn trading was lighter and the fluctuations mar
io"- The tone firm. Seaboard exporters
faten. and other local shorts bought May and
soa July and September steadily all day Phillips
u.a precisely the reverse. and marketed nearly
t,ng@ bushels May September became quite ac
- ~ iT the first time this season. 1t was bid up
hgasts te 5oiy level II was raining heavily in Ne
u-e1s aho Kansas, and predictions were that II
re sou.a reach this section tomorrow night May
ais seq Ironl i5izc 10 437sQ44c and closed at 432c
~! was s 10 nc discount. Local cars I29 esti-
mates for tomorrow. s.
Oats were sharply higher and felt the reuoval
- sle recent heavy pressure from Michael Cudahy
ana @ the American Cereal Company The big trade
s So N changing between May and July at even
nsures 70 l-ls premium for each May and July
and 25c for july '
~ Fiaxseed closed &c higher for the May yesterday
" ~ me strength IN Duluth and covering by shorts
= ranged from s. Sc 10 81 Gl and closed at 81 61 No
We q oD and No Northwestern 81 60, sellers Re
with last year
Provisions were frrner but very dull Packers
eis buyers Pork gained 7iZc, lard and ribs 2Iz
cssS &C as compared with Yesterdays closing. The
. sssn demand was not good. Western centres
aCaea an aggregate OF $4,000 hogs, against 2s coo
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
SUPPLEMENTAL DRAWING.
Mexican National Railroad Co
Six per cent. Forty Years
First Mortgage Bonds
PRIOR LIEN BONDS0
Issue of $12,5OO,OOO.
Trustee:
Copfain WILLIAM G., RAOUL.

Notice hereby given the following the num-
bers of e. Bonds Of $1,000 each Of the above issue
amounting the Of S62 o0o this day drawn
for payment at par presence OF Mr. Charles Joseph
Notary Public Of the City Of London in accord
the first deed Of
trust dated list June, 1887 and derived from moneys
arising from the Company's Tramway in the
City These bonds redeemabie the lst
day Of December 1T the Agency Of the Mexican
National Railroad Company. in New York. where the
holders required them for redemption after
which GATE interest on said bonds will
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
post OFFICE DEPARTMENT, washington,

- d March IS. 1901.-SeaIed proposals will be re-
ceved this Department until Thursday. May 1901
at o'clock p M for furnishing paper books. stationery
goods. wrapping twine
rating stamps rubber stamps, linking pads can
ceiling packing boxes. facing slips
blank facing slips and card slide labels they may
ordered time time during the fiscal
July !. 1901 and ending June so 1902 for the
branch departmental postal service Blanks for
proposals. with Specifications and full
furnished application to the Superintendent
washington D. G CHI EMORY SMITH Postmaster
General.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

ny Peter Meyer Co: Convent-ave :, I25 u n ~
t3r , W I ~ 5,io =. a-e p-oo,- 80 Il
246 II OF l70th-st. - 6xI0O 4-story h: fore
closure sac Andrew " Clute. Jos Einzig all
157i Brookave. 10 It OF l5ohs, "a 4xloo, 4story
~ h. foreclosure parties
BY l. Phillips * Si4 East i40th-st s. I27 I5 II
OF ST ns-ave 25x0O n. foreclosure sale;
Bert : Fuller Meyer Boyer al.
BY Herbert \ Sherman - Morton-st. s. n o
Hudson-st. 25NlGo, 3-story h foreclosure
sale. Mary \ Kennedy agt Theodore Haas
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
financlal.
DRAWING NO. 10.
Mexican National Railroad Co..
Six per Cent. Forty Years
First Mortgage Bonds.
PRIOR LIEN BONDso
Issue of $12,5OO,OOO.
Trustee:
Captaiu WILLIAM G.. RAOUL.

Notice is hereby given that the following are the num-
bers OF ia bonds Of 81 of the above issue
together &c the sum Of $4,000 this day drawn
for the Of Mr. Charles Joseph
watts Notary Public Of the City Of London, in accord
of the first mortgage deed OF
dated June 1887 and further indenture OF
date subsidy These bonds
are redeerabe of June at the Agency
of the Mexican National Railroad Company in New York
where required present them for re-
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12

5th-ave W $ 61-s IT Of 34th-st 50xIoo; Horace
Russell and another executors TO John o Baker.
30-95 part. IT 5, S94.
5th-aye. w s. 6l9 Il Of S4th-st 50xlOo; Prescott
II Butler ct al 10 same: 65-s5 part: r 5 S20S
eth-aye. n W corner 22d-st 2s9x65. franklin B
LORD referee, to Evelyn L Enrich r s S2TT. .
S4th-st- $, 100 II W OF 3th-ave runs n III Ok W
1ux SOB TO 3Sth-st 25X 1877 8 70 street Y
20; Horace Russell and another executors 20
Albert bruns; S0-95 part; r SI20. ............. /
same property: Prescott II Butler ct al 10 same:
65-SS part; r s S330 ....-....-'-
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
Business Opportunities.

T HAVE FOR SALE the controlling interest or
the whole Of old established business. a party
with capital mot less than s2Ooo0p ability
this a opportunity. Address particulars
f. p SHAW. Broker.
Il5 St Paul ST.. Burlington. VI.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
NUMBERs OF THE BONDS.

Bondhoiders his attorney. j. NJ Mac
LONDON. 22d March 1901
Present:
CHARLES JOSEPH WATTS
Notary Public,
or the firm Of DUFF WATTS & CO.
s. Nicholas Lane. Lombard ST. London
NOTE.-HoIders of drawn bonds may for
their convenience obtain payment In Lon
don on LIST day OF June. at the counting
house of Messrs. Matheson & CO.. No. 8 Lom-
bard ST., at n rate hereafter
noupced.
BOND NO. $50. DRAWN FOR PAYMENT ON 22D
MARCH. fs99 AND BONDS NOS. 1876 AND 104l3 ON
SENTED.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
OIIatlon5.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF Me-"
YORK. by the grace of God free and tIss in'2s5dsa
o 20 Lucy f5 Tl5' W Isvt Henr Gbsin Joseph William
Gibson Emily Gibson. Bessie Gibson, Robert Andrew
S Pckerins sarah Layng Jabsz Edwin Gibson Mimi.
Van RPer Lucy Smh' ct Si9n & icT [sI oa sans
Sbepherd William Gibson. Gibson. Edmund Glib
sSbsoS eHP Sofa Hattie Denton Mary Gibson living
ing heirs at Law and next of kin Y any there o me
known Eliza Robinson living. II living her heirs
az at aw and ssS as5r Sds 81 k9 N h a56vs as
Thomas Donaldson II living Y not living; MS sers az
ing II not living heirs and Of KIN. II
James Quinn II living if not living his heirs
Of names and addresses unknown. susan r Fulton
1ni 1bi5s n q Yose Icy Crcssan Ro5ert c1ossan Erira
G snlaey, L Jacoby. Robert Bosnian. Agnes D.
LYING M nts nTS % az Sw M,i a 9 ss9esses sr @ unknovn
stephens KeeIer wills Stephens stephen Clark William
Biundage Grseme stephens wuiaTn G. stephens. ROber.
Quinn, Leonard Gibson the heirs and n@x OF kin OK
Gibson and Rober, lloyd. City Of York
New YORK; 10 have Certain ins5rHment writing
ing 70 e9th real and personal pfqPeTIy @ P a. a. ~
County York. deceased therefore YOU and each
County y4g of New YsT q: his ce in the County Of
YORK en- the 2S day eI NAY ce N 1hG % s ne M 1ss.
dav then ana the probate Of the sait last
cited as are under Of twsntyeus re.
aued to appear BY yS~s arr @ @ @ aaee % e on Be- o. s
pointed or in ot neglect failure % do
Tepresels Te and act for You n The procesdng
In Testimony Whereof We caused the Seal OF shs
York . be hersgnto sfhxsd ,-,r-,,--,,
lseaIl Surrogate Of said County ef New York AZ
y-sr o. cur LORD one thousand nina hundred
j. FAIRFAx MCLAUGHLIN. Clerk Of the surrosases
Court
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN sUPPLIEs~De,

partment Of the Interior. Office Of Indian Affairs
Washington. d. C.: March 1o01-sealed proposals
for blankets, wopilen cotton goods
clothing etc may be- and directed to the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs Nos. II Wooster
New York city. will be received O'Clock
m q Tuesday May Z, 1901 for furnishing for
indian service blankets woolen and cotton goods cloth
blanks. Schedules giving all
bidders will be furnished application
Indian Once Washington, D. G. Nos. n Wooster
street. York City; No I.20s Howard street Omaha
Neb: 255 Johnson street Chicago. ILL.,. Com
missary of Subsistence. $; A. St Louis Mo. Rds
Will be hour a0d day above
invited TO be present the opening The De
the right to determine the point de
livery reject and all bids. any part any
bid W. A. JONES. Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
I,vARTs. WILLIAM MIN pursuance of an

- order OF Hon Frank T FitzzeraId. a Surrogats oe
the County York. notice is hereby given all
persons having claims against William NJ Evarts. lats
OF County II New York deceased 70 present the sas
the subscribers their paco
OF transactng business at the office OF Allen w Evars.
Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan in the City
~ New York on thirtieh day September
ALLEN W EVARTS. SHERMAN EvARTS. MAX
WELL EVARTS. Executors
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12

D. G. March %. leol-sealed proposals are invited
and will be received this Department until IL
Wednesday the LIST of May 1901, for furnishing such
envelopes as the several Executive Departments IN
Washington and certain Government officers
require during the year ending 30 1902 Blank
of proposal fun Specifications will be fur
nshed upon application TO the Third Assistant Post
eral,
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
SALE OF THE E. s. JAFFRAY PARCELS.

The principal offering In the auction sales at No.
III Broadway yesterday the executors sale of
the five stcry brownstone building the northeast
corner of Broadway and Leonard-st and the six
five story iron and brick buildings No. 109 115
LeOnard-St., owned by the estate OF T.. 5. Jaffray
The opening bid for the Broadway plot was made
by Jackson & Stern and S400 900. 1t finally
bid in for the heirs at s635.000 No offer made
for the eonard-st. buildings and this parcel
Withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12

PLIEs-ofice Purchasing Comn1lssary: L: S. Army,
No whitehall Street. New York City. n. Y. April
1901sealed proposals for funshing and delivering Sub
Supplies this thirty
Ma 1901 will o'clock
A NJ. April Is. 1901. Information furnished on ap
pication. Envelopes containing bids should be
Proposals Subsistence Supplies opened April
1901 and addressed to Major D. L. BRAINARD Com
mis- L 5.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12

RAILROAD COMPANY.
T sf ,r fee
Louis and San Franeisco Railroad COM
Notice is hereby given that of holders
Of trust eericates for first preferred stock for sec
Francisco Railroad Company issued under
louis Ftzsersld j. Kennedy Tod Isaac 4 sesman'
samneI Eastman and GharIes Geed COMMITTEES
under certain Plan and Agreement for the eorganiza
dated the 2Ist day Of April 1890 parties Of the
Renng od ana aae 9@n \ sslean Samuel e Eastman
BENJAMIN p Cheney James A. Blair, Voting Trustees
Room Of The standaTd Trust Company Of New York. in
the city Of New YORK Y on the sixteenth 96h)
(a1 To determine whether the holders Of said trust GER
tihcaes will consent that the Voting Trustees may vote
louis nd San T Fansoo Rapoad Gompany held by the
ton and delivery by said Railroad Company mortgage
and deed OF trust Of the railroads and interests In gai
road Company. Including in whole in part, the prop
S6T TeorsaRizasa i Rail
cpsl and interest," Of rfunine mortEare roId Bonds Of
said Rarosd comPany & & Of an Issue mted @ TO the 9Tn
and bearing interest rate exceeding four per
(bi TO determine whether holders Of trust certin
Gates for second PreeTred stock and for common s%ck
Railroad Company held BY the Voting Trustees
preferred stock OF said Railroad Company In the amount
capital stock sad Railroad Company the agsresae
said Railroad Company. the
Rs s @9ds BOOKS * 'of o the fox all
Of trust certificates will he closed for the purposes OF
and remain closed until the opening OF business May
DATED New York April s. 1901
skNIth1S sEMIElf & F E1TTMHN GHhAE4.
Voting Trustees
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
]. J. AsTOR TRANSFERS TITLES

Colonel John Jacob Astor yesterday transferred
the building No a King-st to John a Dooner for
$1,000 and No. SO 20 40 King-st. to Thomas Ridden
for S2l ,oO0
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
DOsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT. washington,

- d c. March IS. 190l.-Proposals will be received by
the Second Assistant Postmaster-General p m.
May 2, 1901 for furnishing supplies Mail
Equipment Shops for the fiscal year. consisting
rvets burrs steel OIL leather
complete list Of the articles desired and form OF
posal will be furnished application Second
Assistant Postmaster-General. CHI EMORY SMITH.
Postmaster-GeneraI.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12

NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS.
THE annual meeting of the Stockholders OF the
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
will he holden a Office Of Company. Il pey
Street Room ZOE Borough of Manhattan. in the City
OF New York. y Y. Monday the sixth day ot May.
1901 eleven o'clock the forenoon for the follow
purposes
Flrst--To choose Directors for the ensuing
Secend-To transact other business that then
legally before the meeting.
The book win be closed 26th day of
April 10 the 18th day % May, both days included.
BY order of the Directors
:. W. LEEDoM. Secretary.
New York. April 9Th 1901.
II your proxy Secretary Will afix and
duly cancel the proper United states Revenue Stamp
NOTICE.-A special meeting Of the Stockhold-
ers OF the Morris and Essex Mutual Coal Company
will he held Waverly Hotel. Philadelphia Pa April
18th. 1901 IL upon recommendation OF the
Board Of Directors that the OF the corporation
converted into cash its debts paid
distributed among the stockholders
poraton dissolved according TO law
wM REPP Secretary.
Od Forge. Pa. April 1lth 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner

- c. Thomas 4 Surrogate OF the County Of New York.
having claims against
AdoIph Pfefer late County OF New York deceased
nresent vouchers thereof to the sub
scrbers at place transactng business. No $50
in the City OF New 4oIk on OF osore tne sto
day June
Dated New York the 18th day Of December. 1900
F,P kNC'Is @ REED WILLIAM H REED. Executors.
FRANK G MASON. Atty for Executors. $50 Broadway.
New York Civ.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
SALE IN THE HIGHLANDS OF FIFTH

Another large sale of two parcels in the part of
the city known the Highlands of Fifth-ave.
yesterday reported. 1t the purchase of the
plot 50xl26 feet in Fifth-ave., 95 feet south OF
Eighty-ninth-st ard the plot 105x1OoS1s feet the
south side of Eighty-ninth-st., 100 feet east OF
Fifth-ave. The purchase price for the plots which
bound on the east and the south he plot recently
bought by W. B. Leeds. which he will build a
home to cost about 81 oO90 is said to have been
100000.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12

A DvERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR The Tribune
"a received a Uptown once. No l2a2 Broadway.
until o'clock advertise
following branch ofces
o'clock p "a Srh-ave. s. ..
23d-st: e.h-ave.. 12h-st. Nacys oth-avN
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
DEAL IN WHICH GEORGE J. GO,

DEAL IN WHICH GEORGE J. GOULD FIGURES
George ]. Gould and others yesterday transferred
the title of the plot 25x105 feet the south side of
Forty -fourth-st 275 feet OF Fifth-ave John
G. McCullough and Frederic B. Jennings. for a con-
sderation of $50 900 The buyers also acquired title
to the plot 25x100.5 feet adjoining from Mary J..
Smith for consideration of S65, 600
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
ANOTHER PURcHAsE BY RAPID TRANSIT c

The Rapid Transit Subway Construction Company
yesterday took title the building No 2.70S Broad
way from George w. Walker for $3.50. This Is the
second real estate purchase OF the company.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
Snrroaates' Notiees


u q THOMAS a Surrogate of the County Of New York
NOTICE is hereby given all persons having claims
against Louis Napoleon HenriQuez County
New York deceased present the with vouchers
thereof subscribers their place OF tansactn
business No. 1919 Seventh Averue. in the Borough ot
City Of New York on or before the 18th day
July
GEORGE A. HENRIQCEZ. RICHARD A HENRIQUEZ,
CLARA HENRIQUEz. MARIA c. HENRIoUEz.
CoUDERT BROTHERS. Attorneys for Executors. II
Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
miscellaneous obstruction.

NOR SALE.-An established private school: whole o,
t. part interest moderate capital Address x Y. Boz
40. Tribune Ofice
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon Abner

- c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County Of New-Eork.
having claims against
Samuel Hamilton. late OF County of NewYork. de-
the with vouchers thereof
subscriber place OF transactins business So
Broadway in the City of NewYork. Borough of Man.
haitian. on before the 18th day OF June
Dated New-Ycrk. the 18th day OF December. 1900.
MARY ANN HAMILTON Acnrx
EDWARD J. NEWELL. Atty. for Adrnrx-. 80 Broad
way. y. Y