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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-06

Uncle Jeff-Look a heah, you Henry Clay White. How many times has tole yo smoken'll shawten yo' life mon half?" Young Henry Clary-"Well, Unc' Jeff, yo' been smoken all you life, an yo is putty ole man." Uncle Jeff Oats all right, you fool niggah I'se eihty-gfo' now. an if hadn' shoked when I was a boy I might a been mon hundred years ole by this time. ," Harlem Life.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-06
HENRY s. HOLCOMB INJURED.

Had a Bad Fall on Icy Steps Yesterday
 Afternoon.
 Fire Commissioner Henry s. Holcolnb was Injured yesterday afternoon by slipping and falling on the steps as he was about to enter his residence at No. 200 Oak street. Fortunately, no bones were broken, but MT. Holcon1b was. considerably bruised and shaken up. He will probably be confined to the house g. few days. @
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-06
BARGAINS IN RUBBERs.
At Cosgrove's Reliable and Popular
 CfOro.

COsgrove's Family Shoe store, corner Church and Crown streets, is head-I quarters for all kinds of rubbers, high arctics, wool boots with overs and four bucks and arctics especially for motor- men, This well known and reputable store always carries in stock to fit any foot full line of the very best rubbers and at prices which are the lowest, quality considered.
 This kind of weather is especially dangerous to anyone who fails to pro- vide themselves with the proper foot wear and all will profit by visit to this thoroughly stocked store, which continues to grow in favor and popu- laritv.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-06
Another Accident to . British Torpedo
 ROnt.

London, Dec. 5.-Another accident to a British torpedo boat destroyer, for tunately without loss of life, has just been added to the long series of such accidents suffered by the British navy during the past few months. The tor pedo boat destroyer Wizard, while steaming out for Portsmouth, collided with passenger steamer. Her bows were stove in, but she managed to re- gain the harbor. The Wizard was bad ly damaged
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-06
WATER COMMITTEE HEARING

The water committee of the court of common council will hold hearing on the matter of renewal of the city's con- tract with the New Haven Water com pany next Friday evening, December l3,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-06
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-ANTN TNERF-pARfS
 Soiliun nt 1D ,,nou

Sailing at 12 noon.
 Friesland, Dec. II Vaderand. Dec. 9 Southwak Dec. ~1SlHaverford, Jan. 1. lnternatiOntt NAvlgaGion Company Piers II and 15 North River. Office 13 Broadway, cor. Rector st., N. Y.; Peck X Bishop, 702 Chapel st., NJ. Zunder. x Sons, 253 State st., Newton < Parish. S6 Orange Haven. o9 ee4
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-06

Chattanooga, Tenn, Dec. 5.-The first heavy snow of the season fell to-day. More has fallen already than all last winter,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-06
AMERICAN LINE

NEW YOkk--SOUTHAMPT St. Paul, Dec. Il, foam St. Paul. Jan. 1. 10 am StLouis, Dec. IS, 10amI *Zeeland Jan. 8, noon phila Dec 9 10 a,r St Ou,e Inn 1j f0a11
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
REAL ESTATE.
A LARGE FIFTH-AVF. DEAL N WHICH
THOMAS R. HIDDEN FIGURES.

AcVickar & Co have sold for Louise F Broom
field Thomas B. Hidden the five story brick and
stone apartment house No. East One e-hundred-
and-hfth-st. lot 25xl90 This purchase is the
last OF a number recently made by Mr.. Hidden.
Mr.. Hidden has owned for some years the plot
100xleO the north corner Of One-hundred- a nd
ifth-st and Fifth-ave He recently acquired the
three lots adjoining the north from John w
Sterling short time ago McVickar e. Co. sold
for Judge Alonzo c. Monson to Mr Hidden the lot
251lNlOO. the south corner Of One-hundred-and-
sixth-st-, together with lots each 25xl0O. ad-
Joining on One-hundred- -and-sixth-st. Mr. Hidden
therefore now owns the whole F1fth-ave block
front from One-hundred-and-ifth 10 One-hundred-
and-siXth ST. with frontage Of 80 feet on one
Observation-Disclosures. and 125 feet on One-hundred-
and-hfth-st
Bernard Smith & Sons have sold No 45 West
Eighty-sixth-st, four story light brick and stone
dwelling house. for Joseph N. Lichtenauer.
the premises known as No. 2l0l Crotona-aye 10
~ drs. l. Ensie tTo story one family house stands
on nc ptot, winch Is 25Nleo feet
LoWenteld 4 Prayer have purchased the five
sseS pLIch teneenl & house 2Sxs5xl0 al the south
e as corner OF rlfst-aye. and One-hundred-
t~entieth-st., and the iye story brick tenement
Cornelius J. Ryan has sold No. 43 West Thirty
IIhlT9.st' a tour story and basement brownstone
Phllp a Smyth has sold for Margaret Ford TO
me l(udin Realty Company the TWO three story
sts and "a West Foreth-st. for about s32 600 This
@oery @ P vas oiiered al public auction al the New
April . and was hid in s29,ogO
The two five story fiathouSes Nos SIS and e17
Fark-aVe-. each 25N75 feet. have been sold nv ,he
estate OF Morris Jacobs for $4,000
Dr. w. X. Otis has sold the four story stone
Iront dwelling house No los West Thirty-fourth-st
al reported price Of $4,000 -
Charles Robinson Smith has hougb- tbro,,,b
daniel b. Freedman plot OF about fifteen lots
petNeen Eleventh and Fort George aves near
yne-nOndI ed nc-ninety -third-st The plof has a
frontage ao OF 5e2 feet in Fort George-ave and OF
MS J. Hood Wright has bought from II w IT
mali through j. Romaine Brown & Co a plot with
E,"e411lLIe mouse able, etc. the west side of
the Fort Washington Ridge Road beginning 233
@ -. nofth OF Depot Lane. Mrs. Wright has a
erty. 0'N'h " eils prop
builder the plot, 100xl20 feet al the nort theSest
corner OF Observation-Disclosures and Lenox-
on the premises ~ 10 'Aii'
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21

costs. 1928 s5: taxes. etc. s2.457 IS; TO F1ss

$500 72 costs. s32s e5 taxes ETC. 24S7 'o 10 f'ss
DoeTr Carroll Horse Co for si35oo ..
BY Peter Meyer Coz 40 Convent ave- :, I di9o r.
n 2ox1O0: and story dwg n IofecIosuIo
sale: i. Kane agt Eugene Melvin ct all n Glsnou1
atty T Mccain. ref; due on ludgt s,oU, s,s,g -,
S64 taxes 1897 prior mort. $1,000: adJou
July ! 273l sth-ave e4.10 II OF ltoth-st
story ten h. with stores; foreclosure salei Z
man gdn asr schnugg ct al: HAWKINS q
attys: Judge. ref; due Judgt. sIo"<o 10 ~
s3l2 50. 1891 25: adjourned TO June a.
vic SITS n TO
foreclosure sale: Johns agt TGrrant 90; Az on t4qt
let Provost Colt attys: F Keogh Tef Que on JuIs
s ls 10: costs 1882 SO: etc 81 to the pII to
Isl Ncholas-aye. - lu1z II o1 AlsII
- Osx.,5 x25xs05A. story H. forecIosu,e
sarah al agt r PetugieW 81 az t29 oi0
Foster atty: Iarkn. gef due on ludsi 80
costs S37O % taxes 994 So TO PHI foT
West lO4th-s of RveTslde-aEe -VNlvo'iA
story dwg h; foreclosure sale r hiiT - a n
trus ast 4 Clason ct al: Cardozo a Nathar dtSss
THOMPSON ref due on judgt S2l il6 CO. costs Sl- io
taxes etc 81. .036 ca; adjourned TO July l. o-.,
Nv u Iugr q Co: No 33S East L-oInIs II 9
Ia II W of lst-aye 25xlO0 br ten h with
foreclosure sale; Charles Grfen al trustees ee, aS
Emma Mayer ct al: Wilson Powell atty; ASIlan o an n
Iarkn ref: action due Judgt slotO a. CostS'
s4l2 O2 taxes etc S6S7 withdrawn; No S3l East
ST s 300 fl W of lst-ave 25xl0O story or n n WIN WIN
stores; foreclosure sale; same parties; actoh " go
on judgt sl5 Sil6 a; taxes ETC. 900
wit
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Greenwich-st n " cor Church ST. a ten story
brick and stone warehouse. IS. .ax65.5XT33: II
I66 5h-ave architect -. 500 Ooc
Audubon-ave $ So Il OF 17sth-st for a Two
story brick storage house. 50X25 New-York
venile Asylum owners: " A German architect 1000
54th-st. 547 II Of Broadway. for eleven
story brick and stone hotel. 75x925: Andrew
kerwin jr No 95i IexnEtOn-aye. owner; q
ogden 60 architects. Ooooo
Oak Point Railroad yards. opposite Cabot-st OF
one story frame storage house. 65XlS; New-York
Nev-Hayen and Hartford Railroad Company
owners: Pratt, architect. .....i.... 1900
Monroe-ave n 173d-st for a two story frame
stable. 2lXl7. + Hafemenn. owner Max Mueller
archect soc
Woodycrest- 2 rs S O 16sth-st, for A
three story and basement brick dwelling house
2'fNIo; James J Spsaring. No ~ West cath ST
owner: James W cole. sood
-tfh-st. No % East. for a twelve story brick and
stone hotel. s5Xl97.6: Wonan's Hotel Company
No l.123 Broadway. owners: Robert Gibson
No 76 winiamst: architect. $50 coc
Southern Boulevard. n s . Wils-ave for
a hve story brick tenement house, 35xSs; II A
Gumbleton. No 800 West I24th-st owner T "
Rinerose l42dst and Sd ave, architect..... 80 occ
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
NEW YORK. sUPREME COURT. County ot

New York.-Sanuel z. Eilner and Durnont Clars.
Trustees under the will OF Frederick Billings deceased
plaintiffs against Augustus Clsson others defend
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF and
duly and entered IN the above entitled action
bearing date the 9th day OF May. 1901. 7 under
signed Referee said Judgment named will sell az
public auction the Exchange Salesrooms now located
No. Ill Broadway. IN the Borough Manhattan city
OF New YORK. the 10Th day OF June 1901 az twelve
o'clock that day Peter F. Meyer ESQ. auc-
premises directed by said TO bs
sold therein described follows: All
parcel OF land with the building
situate lying and being IN the City County ana
York, and bounded and described follows: Be-
ginning a point the southsrly side
Hundred and Fourth Street. distant hundred OOO
the Intersection
Riverside with the southerly
and southerlv and
parallel with Rtversid, Avenue hundred feet
OD inches the line the block be-
One Hundred and Third and One Hundred and
thence easerly along the or
(2 feet; running uQrth-rly
parallel with Riverside Avenue and part OF the way
through a party wall hundred C10D feet and esven
inches the southerlv side OF One
thence westerly southsry
Hundred and Fourth Street twenty (2O
point place Of beginning said premises being
Dated. New York. May l7th 1901.
DAVID THOMSON, Rerere.
cARDoZo NATHAN. Attorneys for plaintiffs No. 12s
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan, City York.
The following IS diagram OF the property sold
800 West 1O4th Street Manhattan Borough
New York City:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

~ william N Ryan: Ts3 West End-ave. O. ss n
o. SetnS ct l1AS,; story cwg h; foreclosure ss,s
James varnum et al trustees agt Eleanor G Hunt,nx
- y A. NArnum Harrison. attys; George II Hart
rss 7s Srs en joas1 ts ssls taxes. etc
% 5ens,on-s Morrtssna, s7.e1i.5: story franc
CO. a. saoIeolosure sale American Savings Bank ast
c.nins rsf cue on 3udst, $40 S. costa xss2 SO;
q nss e Nicnolas-avs and ST Nicholas T1aos ase
xSoI: vacant: foreclosure sale; c,rens'
ecvaass nSnk sst Arthur Gor~ch Prison Bsal
sA5ouu,nss sT -, ~ rnrner rsf due ,udst $4,000;
Hoo0i,S,eve eo11oo with l. on concordaye 100 n
1E0ActSt, oo1loo; story frame dwg on st sn6 q
cssi s-ee - M on ave; forsiosure Winthrop Astor
ossssi Aaia stfys: IossDh R,.n ref q H a. Aorr1s
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. New Yorl

County.-Manufacturers. Trust Company. Plaintiff.
against Gabriel Vaente. Amelia Valente his wife, and
others of Judgment of fore
closure sale duly entered In the above
titled bearing date the sth day OF June 1901.
Office of the Clerk n the County OF
10th day OF Tune 1901 l. the under
signed said Judgment named will sell at
a New York Real Estate Salesroom,
Broadway Borough of Manhattan. the I'd day
OF July 1901 IL o'clock of that day by VIM NJ.
described In said Judgment
All that piece parcel of land
buildings thereon erected situate living and being
Twelfth Ward Borough OF Manhattan City of New
York bounded and described follows: Beginning
point the SOutheTly side of West one hundred and
hundred and
the intersection tie Southerly side of said
hundred and with the Easterly
Eighth Avenue running thence SOuhery parallel
Eighth Avenue hundred QO0l feet eleven ND
inches; Eastery parallel said hundred
twentysecond Street thirtyhve t35 feet four
thence Norherly and again parallel said Eighth
of the through a wall hundred CO0l
feet inches the Southerly side hun
dred Street: Westerly along the
Southerly side of one hundred
hirty-five 3 four 90 inches point place
of beginning: said premises being in Section Z. Block
1927 the Land Map o York.
Dated New York. June 10. 1901
- THOMAS G1ILERAN. Referee
STEELE 4 OTIS. Attorneys for Plaintiff, Broad
street, Borough of Manhattan New York City
The following is diagram OF the 20 be
above described the being West one
hundred and twenty-second Street:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
SUPREME COURT. County of New-York-

William Shpman as sole surviving Trustee under the
last VIII and Testament OF Caleb H Shipman. deceased
plaintiff against William H Bell and others. defendants
In pursuance Of Judgment OF foreclosure sale
made and entered In the above entitled action
ing date the I'D day OF May, 1901 l. undersigned
the Referee IN the said Judgment named. sell at
public auction at the New Estate Salesroon
No Ill Broadway. Borough Manhattan City O New
York. on the 2nd day OF July. 1901, Twelve O'Clock
Noon on that day. by Peter F. Meyer. Auctioneer
premises directed by said Judgment be sold and de-
sribed as follows: All that certain lot. piece
OF land with the buildings thereon. situate lying and
being in the city OF New York bounded
scrioed as follows Beginning Northerly
side OF ETenty-seventh Street. distant
twenty-five feet Eastey from the
Avenue: running thence NorthwardIy and parallel
Tenth Avenue nnety-eght feet nine inches
line ~ the block between Twentyseventh and Twenty
eighth Streets thence Eastwardy along said line
twenty-five feet; thence Souhwardy and parallel with
Tenth Avenue nlnetyetght feet nine
erly side Of Twentyseventh Street; thence
along the Nor.herly side
ve feet the point beginning: premises
hereby described being by Street Number
4i9 West Twenty seventh Street
Dated. New York. 9Th 1901.
JOHN z. BRODSKY. Referee
Ipt pERr BROTHERS. Attorneys for Plaintin, No. 7I
F'roadwaN, Borough or Manhattan City
The following is diagram property 70 be sold
Its street number is 40 West Twenty-seventh street:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
foreclosure Sales.
JEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County of

n
New York.-Bowles Colgate and John o. Hillyer.
Trustees for Charles Colgate under the last VIII and
Testament OF Frances E Colgate. Deceased Paintis
Violeta a. Calkin and others. Defendants In
pursuance OF Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale duly
Date 21st May. 1901 l. the undersigned the
Referee in said Judgment named. will sell Public Auc
ton. the New York Real Estate Saesroom. No III
Broadway. the Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
York. the 18th OF June 1901. II o'clock noon
day. Philip A. Smyth Auctioneer. the premises
directed by said Judgment be sold and therein de-
scribed foIOws All certain lot, piece. parcel
ot land with buildings thereon erected situate lying
and being the Twelfth Ward OF the City OF New York.
and bounded and described follows. viz Beginning
point the Easerly side of LenOx Gate Slxth Avenue
distant fftyfour feet and eight inches Souhery from
the Southeaserly corner OF One hundred and twentieth
Street and Lenox Oate SIXTH and thence
Eastery and parallel with One hundred and twentieth
Street and partly through party wall eghty-nve feet
thence Souher!y and parallel with LenoN Oate SIXTH
eighteen feet thence and again parallel
with One hundred partly through
another wall eghtyve feet 10 the Eastery side Of
lenox Oate SIXTH Avenue and thence Norhery along
said Eastery side OF IsnOX SIXTH
feet 10 the point place OF beginning said premises
being known and designated Number hundred
and nnetytwO Leuox formerly Number Nineteen
hundred and nnety-two Sixth Avenue.
tsct TO against affecting
Dated. New York. May 2sth. 1901.
PATRICK H WHALEN. Referee.
ROBERT w TODD. Attorney for Plaintiffs. No. 30
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
The following is diagram Of the property sold
Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
1aOth Street

The approximate charge o satisfy
which the above described property sold Is SlI
$50 50 with thereon from l7h May,
1901 together with costs and allowance amounting 20
s25 ~ with interest from May 2lst 1901 together with
the OF the sale The approximate of
taxes assessments, other Hens. which be al
lowed purchaser purchase money paid
by the Referee. Ls S9S5 50 and interest.
Dated. New York. May 2Sth.
PATRICK II. WHAIsEsS. Referee.
The sale OF the above described premises
Jounef the 26th day OF June. 1901. the
AMI place.
Dated New-York. June 10Th 1901.
PATRICK H WHAI.EN. Referee.
ROBERT W TODD. Attorney FOR Plaintiffs. No. 229
Broadway Borough Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
Anrrion Saifs of Real Gsfate

ENoR sALE.-At auction. the premises Wednesday
June %. 1901. at $50 2. m. close estate OF
the late George Burgess Scasdaie Weschester County
y Y s. beautifully located one mile fr5yn
Scarsdsle Depot Of Harlem Railroad miles from Grand
Central Station. on White Plains Post Road macadam-
ized with trolley line 10 White Plains % uesig The
property Of about IS cultivated and well
drained land and 20 of fine woodland an yy4iI
watered, 2 springs and wells. rooms sur
rounded by fine shade cottage:
neighborhood unexceptonal-countr residences wei
adapted for subdivision Sale positively or shine
Can he seen hy card from EUGENE LAMBDEN Attor-
ney. 26i Main-st. New Rochelle. y Y. II T. COL
WE'LL. Auctioneer. 2S4 Main-st. Rochelle \ Y
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
West 9th 81.

West 27th
The approximate OF the lien charge to satisfy
which above described property be sold is
with interest thereon from the Goth day Of May
1901 together with and allowance amounting TO
S3OS IS thereon from 23d day May.
1901 together the expenses Of the sale The ap-
proximate taxes other liens
the purchaser OF the purchase money
or by Referee Ia S2iO12 and interest.
JOHN 2. BRODsKY. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

lst-ave corner 5thst. As 6Nl25T iTrsgaiar' sS4
Wilson Marshall & TO Henri s Ts he'fG dnnie Mckee
to William Patterson: mortgage. 5000 > ., N
Essie-ave. n e corner i6ist-st 1coxlOo: Frank L
Donohue referee to Arthur Cailaghan' mort 1syoC
ssss; se'SlS cGfnsr s. sis ga St 25Ei2 * irregular
BF0sdEay osaEsy q q # Of Of Sa a@3l53$
Edmund Guilbert ct a. eHecntoTs u , 70 r : S45
4Osh-st No lio East. 3ox9s.S; William II io PateT-
son to James Hague; mortgage $l7.'oo' X > 30 %
7tS-Sve n W corner h-st. 5oIix99 lo Victor
J Downing. referee. to Sophie Rothsehlla NOR 800
gage, $llooC"' and X s East 5oxaS .. Abraham
Goldsmish to EiwaHd 5 simon mortsaEe, 80. lC
900; s 81 % 90 :. 80 is,rb-st 75xioo;
car2e ManreT and another John Baker;
s2als psFFSse S6 S5 East. !51l62 Joseph Farley to
,,sgt s9omon loeb car : ISSn MON ave sxa 5x76xs65
John c Barr 70 John H Eseher' R $ $40. A4o
ll7th-st n $ rs it Of sth-ave 25xlooll;
ATshihala M MACKENZIE e to Annie Haft: ; 81 so
Hymes Isaac Hoffman; ;. 81 mortgage
eh-Si. S-so No so7 East. aiiixao 10: Henry Book
o5he6 5. $: m0rsas: $ 500 600 il: land oi sS'
Thomas Power. Sai IL j ! n,n,li v lt7s
5srss sSi;2 F SIS 5rs %;
100 II; James Livingston to Herman Kertsoher;
lasd-st G'V \ 8 27a # W Of Lenox-aye 27xaaii;
Eleanor D BuIknap and another , to James X
) S = r. of thsye 20 GSlos3x ir
E Ahern: r 5. si3 .,.......... 1875
ponnelry referee. to Mar 2 Ahern; s S13 12OC
l3th-st. n 5. 1916 u II 9Th ave. 20. 6N97. .3X25S
Ksl.4 Thomas Donnelly, referee, 10 Mary z
West End-ave $ s4.s f n of ssJh-st. l6x1OO;
72d-St No 316 East. 16sXlo22; 124th-st,
2S06 II Of lst-aye. 1SNl0o II; 116th-st.
81 8 fl Of 5th-ave 54Xl0o1l; Joseph Phil
brick 81 a. 10 Joseph Phibrck: all liens;
e5thst 5 1s4s # Of farkaye 2orioo5; I'd
ward Hatfield 70 Mary " Hatfield; r :. Si5.
49th-st. No l65 West. 20 l0xS0; Martha Ahern
and another Margaret Magan; s $50 so. II
Madison-ave. r e cor 49th-st 20 Sxl25x irregular;
John s White the Berkeley School; all liens;
correction deed ............... ................
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21

The approximate charge TO satisfy
which the above described Is be- sold is
thrty-nve thousand hundred
dollars with interest thereon the Bird day OF Lns
iNpi togeher with costs and allowances. amounting 10
tour hundred and 2l0o dollars with interest
thrreoh from the 10Th day OF June 1901
expenses OF sae The approximate amount taxes as
sessments or liens which 10 tha
cnaser or the
ABOUT sx hundred eghty-two and So dollars
Dated New York. June 1901 -
THOMAS GIIIERAN Rsteree
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21

The aPproximate OF the amount OF the lien charge
satisfy which the above described property
sold S1 1416 66 with interest thereon from the 1st day
OF May 1901 together with costs and allowances amount
ing 1912 Is with interest fro the 9th day OF May.
1901. together with the expenses OF the sale.
The approximate OF taxes other
liens which be allowed the purchaser CT tbs
purchase paid by the Referee is S0S660 and
interest.
Dated. New York. May ITth. 1901.
DAVID THOMSON. Referee
The sale ot the above described property IS hereby &
Journed June Goth 1901. the time and pacs
Dated. New York. June 10th. 1901.
DAVID THOMSON RsfeFes
The sale described property Is hereby sd
journed July 1st 1901. at the time place.
Dated. New York. June S)th. 1891
DAVID THOMSON. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
NEW YORK sUPREME COURT. CountE q

New York.-Ades KneeIand sole acting ExecutriS.
etc. Charles Kneeand. deceased. PIantin against
Clarence Edgar Johnson and Fannie Johnson, his wife
and others. Defendants
In pursuance OF Judgment foreclosure and sale duly
made and entered In the above entitled action bearing
date 10th day December. 1892. and OF order
amending said Judgment made and entered herein ns
End day OF December 1s9S l. the undersigned the Referee
said Judgment named, will sell public auction. az
New York Real Estate Sales Room. III Broaf-
way. In Borough OF Manhattan City cf New YORK,
day Richard " Harnett auctioneer the premises
directed by said Judgment be sold and therein de
scrbed follows; All that certain lot. piece parcel
Of land with the buildings thereon erected situate n
New York bounded and described follows Beginning
by intersection of the uorthery
side Fffty-seventh Street with the easrerly side OF
the Ninth Avenue thence running northery along tns
thence eastery line parallel with Ffty-seventn
Street twenty feet: thence sOutherly line parallel
with the Ninth Avenue and partly through party wa
hundred the nOrtherly side OF Sevsn.
Street. westerly along the uorthery sits o.
FftySeventh feet the point place oi
beginning; excepting. however much OF the ease.
light air and access in Ninth Avenue 70 sat
premises appurtenant. which been 0F
extn.uished the Metropolitan Elevated Railway TOM
pany the Elevated Railroad Company and the
Manhattan Railway Company, any OF them py tns
Ninth Avenue along and IN front cf the sad
subject the right OF the said COpani
and assigns maintain and operate SAY
and railroad along and in front OF the san
structed maintained and operated the 10th day OK
Dated New York June 10Th. 1901.
JAMES NJ vARNUM. Referee
HENRY L. BOGERT Attorney for Plaintiff. 81 Nassau
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
The following Is diagram OF the property 70 oe soi
described above. the street number being SoS Nsse
57th Street. Manhattan. New York City'
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
THE HOTEL FOR WOMEN.

Plans We're filed with the Building Department
yesterday by Robert w Gibbon. the architect. for
the proposed hotel for TO be built by the
Mornans Hotel Company, OF No. ll23 Broadway
Inc Dulcing VIII be twelve stories in height and
VIII occupy plot 75xy7la feet at No % East Tyen-
Y-hnth-sL II Will be OF freproof construction
tnrooehout, and will have facade Of brick Indi-
ana limestone and terra Gotta, with small orna-
mental iron balconies the entrance and AZ
several OF the upper stories. II Will cost $4,000
New-York tribune., 1901-06-21
CIV ELEVEN STORY HOTEL

hotel TO cost $4,000 is TO be built for Andrew
herwin. owner. from plans by s. b. Ogden g. Co
% Ihe north slce OF tifty-fourth-st. 5i7 feet eas
Q, broadway. IL Will be eleven stories high With
front OF brick, granite and Indiana limestone