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New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
NEw YORK srPREME coURr. County Of

New York-Rowles Colgate John o. HuIyer
Trustees for Charles Colgate under the VIII
Testament OF Frances r Colgate. Deceased. Plaintiffs
against Nioletta a. Calkin others Defendants In
pursuance of a Judgment of Foreclosure sale duly
entered in aboye-eUtitlet action bearing
2lst May. 1901. l.. Undersigned the
Referee said Judgment named will sell
the New York Real Estate Salesroou.
Broadway. IN the Borough of Manhattan. city New
York. the 18Th day OF June. 1901 L. o'clock
thar day. by Philip A Smyth. Auc0neer premises
directed by said judgment to be sold. and therein
srreed ss follows All that certain lot. piece parcel
land buildings thereon erected situate lying
being the Twelfth Ward oS City OF York.
bounded and described follows. viz Beginning
point tho Ef1serly side OF LenoX date SIXTH
Southeasterly q hundred and twentieh
LenoN tate SIXTH running thence
Eastery and parallel with One hundred twentieth
street and partly through wall eighty-fve
thence Southery and parallel with Isnox date
Avenue eighteen feet thence Westerly
hundred partly through
another wall eighy-ve EastsrIy side OF
IenoX date SIXTH thence along
said Easterly side Of lenox 0ate
feet the point place of beginning premises
ing now known and designated Number one hundred
and ninety Lsnox Avenue formerly Number Nineteen
hundred and ninety-two Sixth Avenue said City
against
Dated New York May 2Sth.
PATRICK H WHALEN. Referee
ROBERT W. TODD. Attorney for Plaintiffs 90
The following is diagram OF property be
described above, the number being 1872 Ienox
Avenue.
Srraar
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. Ner Yorl

~ Cclnty-Edward A. Morrison and Warner Van Nor
surviving trustees under the
ment Of Samuel Philips. deceased. Plaintiffs. against
Amanda c. Hunt wife OF defendant T. Hamilton Hunt
j. Hamilton Hunt. and others. Defendants
In pursuance Judgment Of foreclosure and ale
duly made and entered in the aboveented
OF or the County of New York on the pam
day OF May lS0. l. the undersigned the in
Judgment named. will sell. at public auction he
New York Real Estate Sales Room. No Broadvay
In the Borough OF Manhattan in the city OF New
the 18th OF June. 1901. twelve 81
that day II, Muller & Son. Auctioneers me
premises directed by said Judgment therein
described follows: All that certain lot parcel
thereon erected situate lying and being
second Ward Of the city OF New York and
described as follows: Beginning EasterIy
side OF West End Avenue distant thirtythree
the Estery side Of West End Avenue and Northery
side OF Seventeth Street. running thence
with Seventeen street. OF the through party
wall seventy (I0 feet more less; thence NortherIy
thence Westerly again paraIeI Seventeth Street
part of the through party wall
less. the Easterly side OF West
and thence SoutheTly along the E2sterly side OF
of beginning Suh1ec., however all covenants as 10
buildings against nusances IN
deeds each bearing date the OF June 1ST3
Jacob Halsted others. Executors OF and
Harsen deceased Alexander NJ. Ross and TO Jsmes
Wilcox both recorded in the Office OF Of ma
City and County Of New York the tenth OF June
1878 in IAber 1898 Of Conveyances $50 and 3s5
respectively
Dated: New York. May 27th 1901
J. WARREN LAWTON. Referee
DAILY. HOYT & MASON. Attorneys for Plaintiffs Ofrca
and P. o. Address. No. II William Street. New York
The following is diagram the premises be sold
West lstS Street
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foreclosure Sales.


SUPREME COURT, County or New-1 ork.-
William Shipman sole surviving Trustee under the
last Win and Testament Of Caleb H. Shipman deceased
plaintiff against William II. Bell and others defendants
In pursuance of judgment OF foreclosure and sale
made and entered the entitled action and
ing date the 23d day May. 1901 l. the undersigned
the Referee in the said Judgment named. will
public auction the New York Real Estate SaesrOom
No. Ill Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan CITY New
York the 2nd day of July, 1901, Twelve O'Clock
Noon that day. by Peter F. Meyer. Auctioneer
premises directed by said Judgment sold and
scribed follows: All that certain piece parcel
OF land, with the buildings thereon situate. living and
being in the City of New York. and and
scrtbed as follows Beginning at point Northerly
side OF Twenty seventh Street distant hundred and
twenty-five feet Easterly from Eastery OF Tenth
Ayenue running thence Northwardly and parallel with
Tenth Avenue ntnety-eight feet nine
line OF the block between TWenty-seventh Twenty
eighth Streets; thence Eastwardly
twenty-five feet. thence Southwardly parallel
Tenth Avenue nlnetyeight feet
ery side Of Twentyseventh Street: thence Westwardy
along the Northery Twenty seventh street twenty
hve feet 70 the point place beginning premises
hereby described being the Street Number
4i9 West Twenty-seventh Street.
Dated. New York. June 9Th.
JOHN F. BRODSKY. Referee
COZ IEHI BROTHERS Attorneys for Plaintiff. n
Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan City OF
The following Is diagram OF the property sold:
Its street number is 44a
West 2Sth
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10th Street

The approximate amount of the lien
which the above described property Is SlI-
$50 90 with interest thereon from the 18th OF MAY
1901. together with costs and allowance amounting
$S 46 interest from MAY 21st 1901 together with
tho expenses OF the sale The approximate amount OF
taxes assessments or other liens. which be
lowed the purchaser 81 nai5
by Referee $3.50 - and interest.
Dated New York. May 2Sth.
PATRICK II. wHALEN. Referee.
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County--Manutacturers' Trust Company. Plaintiff.
against Gabriel Valente. wife, and
others. Defendants In judgment of fore
closure and sale duly made entered above en-
titled action and bearing date day 1901
and entered in the Office OF OF
New York the 10th day OF June. under
signed the Referee IN said Judgment will sell az
public auction at the New Saiesroou,
NO III broadway Borough OF Manhattan the "a day
or July 1891. at IL O'Clock day. BY Wm NJ
Ryan auctoneer the premises described Judgment
as follows: All that certain piece OF land
with the buildings thereon erected and being
IN the Twelfth Ward. Borough OF Manhattan City Of New
York, bounded and described follows Beginning at
point on the Southerly side OF hundred and
second Street four twenty-three t
reet East of the intersection Southsry OF said
one hundred and tventysecond Street Eastey
side or Eighth Avenue, running parallel
70 said Eighth Avenue hundred lD
inches thence Easterly parallel hundred and
twenty second Street thrtyve (35) Inches
thence Northery and again parallel
part or the through party one hundred GtO
Feet eleven CD inches to the SOutheriy side OF
red and twenty second Street: the
Southey side OF One hundred twenty-second
thiry-ve to feet four ( inches the point place
OF beginning; said premises being Section T. Block
lssI on the Land Map OF the CITY o York.
Dated New York. June 10 1901
s-, THOMAS GIILERAN. Referee.
STEELE q OTIS. Attorneys for PLAINTIFF 23 Broad
street Borough of Manhattan York City
me following Is diagram OF the properly sold
aooye described the street number being one
hundred and twenty-second street:
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The approximate Of the lien or charge
satisfy which the described property 10 be
$2l 4l6 66. with thereon
1901 together with costs and allowances
S3l2 Is with interest from the 9th Of Nav.
1901, together with the expenses OF the sale
Approximate amount Of taxes other
which be- allowed the he
purchase money paid by 81 60 and
Dated. New York. May 18th 1901
DAVID THOMSON.
The sale Of the above described property hereby ad
journe1 TO June 10th. 1901 the time place.
Dated. New York. June 10Th
DAVID THOMSON. Referee
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West 27th s.


The approximate lien charge to satisfy
which the above described is he sold is
80 1409o with interest day May
1901 together with and allowance amounting 10
S3SS with interest thereon from the 23d day OF MAY,
1901, together with the the sale The
proximate of the other liens
10 he allowed the purchaser purchase money
paid by the Referee $21O IL interest
Dated, New York. June 9th. 1901.
JOHN z. BRODSKY. Referee.
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141st Street.
The approximate of the lien
which the above described property Is be sold is Five
hundred dollars with interest thereon
1899. together with and allowance aunonnyin
One hundred and sixty-four and 91-10o win
the 21th 1901 win tb
of the sale The approximate OF ta.es
purchaser out OF the purchase paid by tho
is Three hundred dollars
and interest.
premises will be sold subject
with interest from September hs rare
OF SO
Dated May IS. 1901.
CHARLES e. +. McCANN, Referee.
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foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. c

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County Of
New York.-Sauusl f Kiiner and Durnont Clarke
Trustees under the viii Of Frederick Billings
plaintiffs. against Augustus Clason.
ants In pursuance of judgment Of foreclosure an
sale duly made and entered In the above action
bearing date the 9Th day Of May. 1901 l. the under
signed the Referee said Judgment named viii sell az
public auction az the Exchange Saesrooms located
at No III broadway IN the Borough Of Manhattan
of New York, the 10Th day of June. 1901
premises directed Judgment 10 be
sold and therein described follows certain lot
parcel Of land with the building
situate lying and being in the trty. County nd
York. and bounded described f,Iloye:
ginning point the southerly of one
Hundred ard Fourth Street. distant cn hundred
feet easteriy from the formed
II Riverside Avenue with the souherly side
dred and Fourth Street and running thence
parallel with Riverside Avenue hundred
and eleven p inches TO the centre line Of
tween one Hundred and Third and Hundred and
Fourth Streets thence eastery along
the block twenty f2 feet running thence northerly
parallel with Riverside Avenue Fart OF
through party wall hundred OOO and eleven
dn inches the southerly side o Hundred and
and thence westerly southerv
side O Hundred and Fourth
to point place of beginning. premises being
by the Number a22 West lO4th Street
Dated. New York, May 18th. 1901
DAVID THOMSON. Referee
CARDOZO & NATHAN. Attorneys for plaintiffs No i2S
broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New
The following diagram Of the property 10 be sold
No 800 West l04h Street. Manhattan Borough
New City:
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No. ska " 57th s.

363 ". 57th St
The approximate amount Of the er charge satisfy
which the above described property Is sold.
SIS 40. with az
1901 together with the of
The approximate taxes assessments other
Hens. which he allowed the purchaser Of
the purchase money. patti by referee S5c,-p
Dat~t New York, June 10th. 1901
JAMES VI VARSUN. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
West 10th Street

mo approximate amount of the lien charx, m
satsry which the above property to rs o9
niteen thousand nve hundred 43IOo olIsr.
Win interest from the 2znd day OF Nav
IDOL together With allowance anountt,n
hity and V-oo dollars nteresr Sro,,
9 sstn i"i tosether with the of the sale
ie approximate amount OF
o,hsr liens which are to De allowed purchasr oi
Of two-hundred nfysx and 24-oo doilars IS ,hs sum
J. WARREN LAwTON Refarss
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

ENARTS. WILLIAM Mn pursuance of an
order Of Ton Frank 7 Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of
the County Of New York. notice is hereby given
persons having claims against William NJ Evarts
~ the County { New York. deceased
with vouchers hereof T. the subscribers their place
trausacting business. the Office w
Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan in the CITY
q New York before the thireth day September
Dated York the 2lst March. 1901.
ALLEN W EVARTS. SHERMAN EVARTS MAX
WELL. EVARTS Executors.
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OF NEW YORK.-James l. Kane Plaintiff against
Eugene Melvin others. Defendants In pursuance OF
a Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale duly and en-
the above entitled action. bearing
Of April. 1901, l. the undersigned. in
said Judgment named will sell at Public Auction
New York Real Estate Salesroom. No III Broadway.
Borough of Manhattan city Of New York. ths
10th OF June. 1901 noon on that day.
by Peter F. Meyer AEcon"er the premises hy
said judgment be sold. and therein
lows: All that certain lot. piece
the dwelling house thereon erected situate
being in the City. County and State York and
which is particularly bounded
lows Beginning at point which OF
Convent Avenue. distant four hundred
formed by the intersection OF the Convent
Avenue with the northery side %
first thence running
Avenue. and of the distance through marty
wall hundred feet thence northerly
Convent Avenue twenty @ feet thence westerly al right
angles 10 Convent Averue. ami part the distance
through a party wall hundred QOm TO the
the Eastery side of Convent twenty feet 70
the point place OF beginning with ali the
right, title ana interest OF the said
o, in and to Convent Avenue the
lying front and contiguous said premises Subject
10 the restrictions respecting
ings contained IN wo certain
2O0S Of conveyances. 50 2Of1 on Con
3Os respectively so far as the SANE co.,
above described premises. N'
Dated New York. May % 1901.
- =, CHARLES f. F. McCANN, Referee
ROBERT NJ GIGNOUX, Attorney for PIaintir N Sa.
Street. Borough OF Manhattan or Nsu- vi,
The following is diagram OF he a-
described above the street number being 40 Convent &
Manhattan. N y. - N-''~"' ave.
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CLOUDY TO-DAY; FAIR To-uoRRow

Whhe yesterdays temperature nearly equalIed
mat OF Wednesday. the maximum being so de-
sreen' recorded at 1870 a. the heat was less
Ielt' as the humidity was much lower and there
was more wind.
Partly cloudy weather. with fog along the coast
forecast W V'O'4'"' - the
,.5 ane5S vas one prostration from the heat re-
go Fatrick kelleher. hfty-four years old OF
NO. 40 East Ninth-st. street cleaner was over
come IN front Of No. los Avenue y and ,rss 49,
TO Bellevue Hospital - anu var 'HAeh
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Gnrrnantes' Notices

PR SH. HELEN C.-In pursuance of an order
Of Hon Abner g Thomas. a Surrogate Of County
Of York NOTICE is hereby given persons
ha claims against Helen g Brush. County
Of York. deceased. present the
ers subscriber place transacting
his office. No 1I5 Broadway. in the of
York before the Thirty first day OF December
Dated York. Fifth day June. 1901
HENRY r WESSETMAN.
Temporary Administrator.
mnistrator. 115 broadway. New York city
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF HON. ARNER

c THOMAS Surrogate Of the County o New York
NOTICE IL hereby given all persons having claims
Napoleon Hrnriquez County ot
New York deceased TO present the vouchers
the subscribers their place transactng
No 1919 seventh AveTue. OF
Manhattan. city Of New York before day
July
DATED New York. 2sth day Of December 1900
GEORGE A. HENRIQUE2 RICHARD A. HENRIQUE EZ,
CLARA HENRlQUEZ. MARIA c. HENRIOCEZ
Executors
Broaiway. Borough Of Manhattan. New York city
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PRISONER HIDDEN UNDER 4 PULPIT
HIS CLEVER ATTEMPT AT ESCAPE IN REMARKA-

KIs CLEVER ATTEMPT AT ESCAPE II RFMARKA-
BILE SUIT UNSUCCESSFUL.
Thomaston, Me, June 13-Charles Moore 4 TWEEN
ty-hve year man in the State prison here at
tempted 10 escape from the Institution last night
The break was clever one the iron bars having
been removed from the cell and replaced by others
OF wood covered with leather and life size
dummy was left in the deserted bunk While large
parnes We're securing the country, officers of the
prison FOUND Moore secreted beneath the floor OF
the pulpit in the chapel He was afraid 10 iump to
fhe ground from the end of the rope which he bad
MADE by knotting together pieces of cord cut from
windows Of the prison I'm
Nlen lound Moore wore suit made from hun-
creds OF ODD pieces OF cloth The prison officials
iouno note written by Moore expressing regret
at having been obliged TO destroy so much pron-
erfy, bur adding that he saw other course open
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@ Conntrn Doar0.

A GED persons have special and attention when
~ boarding with Mr.. ana Mrs Raeder the Chateau:
write for photo CHATEAU. Passaic. y. J.
STRAWBERRY HILL FARM near Poushkeepse
- uation beautiful. shady lawn. large
table excellent. terms and photo application.
p. UNDERHIII. Poughkeepse y Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

New York.-Adele Kneeland, sole acting E2xecutrfx
etc, Of Charles kneeand. deceased. Plaintiff
Clarence Edgar Johnson and Fannie Johnson his wife
and others Defendants
In Of Judgment Of sale duly
made and entered the above entitled action bearing
date the 18th day Of December 1892 and order
amending said Judgment. and herein
2nd Of December l.
the New York Real Estate Sales Room. Broad
In the Borough OF Manhattan. City q New York
the second day of July. 1891. L o'clock
mat Richard Y Hdrnett. auCrlOneer
directed by said Judgment he sold.
scribed follows: All lot. piece parcel
Of land with the buildings thereon erected
New York. bounded and described follows: Beginniny
the formed by the intersection uortherv
side Of FiftyseVenth Street with the Of
tho Ninth Avenue thence running nOrthery along
thence eastery and line parallel with Fiftyseveuth
Street twenty feet. thence sOuthAry
with the Ninth Avenue and partly through party
hundred feet 70 the norherly side
Flfry-seVenth uac Of
beginning; excepting. however. much of the ease
ments Of light air and in Ninth Avenue said
appurtenant. which take used
pauy. the New YORK Elevated Railroad Company
Manhattan Railway Company any Of them. by the
construction. maintenance and operation
railroad in Ninth Avenue along anf front of
their and assigns
structure and railroad along and front Of
premises in the future forever me was con
structef maintained and operated the 10th day 0
February. 1S9s
Dated New York June 10Th. 1901
q JAMES NJ VARNT-M Referee
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY
The following diagram OF the property be sold
described above. number being S63 West
57th Street Manhattan. New York City:
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RSUANCE or an order of Hon. Ahner

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon Abner
- c Thomas. Surrogate the County Of New-York
notice persons having against
samuel Hamilton late Of the County of Neyy-York de-
present the same with vouchers thereof
subscriber her place OF transaCtinS business
Broadway. in the cry Of NeT-YoIk Borough OF Man
haitian. before the 18th day OF
ewYork. the 18Th day OF December.
MARY ANN HAMILTON. Admrx-
EDWARD NEWELL. Atty for AdmTx. 81
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A DvE;FTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for Tribune
y received at their Uptown Once No. I.242
20 door north OF slsst. until o'clock p advertise
received the following branch offices
oficc rates until : O'Clock ? %
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and i4th st. li2 Columbus West
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dave. between 10th and 7Tth SITS: IO25 3d-ave..
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VACATION RESORTS.

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charming inland locations Of Connecticut among the
Berkshires and Ltchheld Hills. by the finest
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York Send two cent stamp 10 New York Haven
and Hartford Railroad Room No. g. Grand Central Sta
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Rates for Board. and Passenger Fares.
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Inc approximate amount OF the lien or charge satisfy
Mhien the above described premises is to be sold IS
thlrty-nVe thousand hundred 41oo
dollrs with interest thereon OF
IVi together with costs allowances amounting
-FOUR hundred nrtyseven dollars with interest
,hereon from the 10th day OF 1901 together
eNfescs oi Inc approximate OF
easements or Hens which allowed 10 the pu
Sser out OF the purchase price
about six hundred eighty-two and So ~I0u, ioiIsrs
Dated New York. June 10. 1901 ~ ~
THOMAS GIILERAN Referee
p'ENilSEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
received at their Uptown ONCE No. 1242 Broadway
I'd door north Of aistst clock D. m advertise
en received Al the following branch Offices at regular
~ 80 Until CLOCK .. vtz-: "a SthaS = =
cor 2sd-st: 1a2 exh-ase cor 1csh x.cy.. an AVE-
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ALBERT II 3 sEEGER Referee
SITlER HOFFMAN. JOLINE q MYNDERSE. Attorneys
for Plaintiff. "a Wall Street. New York city
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Ing parties daily Elevation 1000 IT L. NJ. TUCKER
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PENNSYLVANIA.

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New York Oface: The Hotel Bristol.
THOMAS PAPKES. Manager.
The courier., 1901-07-20
THE COURIER.

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which even the possession Of q gifted
daughter cannot entirely counteract.
have literally stuck to this pencil
and paper pad from eight O'Clock until
the present writing just to prove to you
that there are worse Affections than no
letter at all.
Yours. ETC.,
PENELOPE.
The courier., 1901-07-20

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Applicant at gate-I'm the first shirt
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