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MHB Is CBNSURED.
Reprfmaaded for Expressing Himself
On the scAey Verdict
GEN. MILES EXPLAINS
Secretary Root Folo Hin He Had No
Right to Make an Expression and
tho Rspfamand Then Fob
eowed<The LettssS

Washington, Dec. "a daneoept
General Miles has been reosimadded
by the war department Tor expressing
himself on the verdict In the eoaley
court Of inquiry h which he commend.
ed Admiral Dewey for his verdict
wheo an explanation was demaoded
BY Secretary Root for Che interview az
Cincinnati, General Miles replied that
tho interview was merely hle person
al views and was not intended 40 any
reflection upon the court He told Sec
rotary Root that he did not consider 1t
was against any established law to 50
express himself.
This explanation was not sattsface-
DRY to the war department and SO no
titled General Miles. Then General
Miles sent Secretary Root the follow
ing:
Headquarters OF the Army, Wash
ington. Dec. 2l-Ths Honorable the
Secretary OF War: SiY-Referrins to
my note of yesterday, and in order
that there may be no misunderstood
ing, desire to say that for several
years q distinguished and gallant Of
ficer has been assailed by parties who
have endeavored to write him and 9th
er high officials down, until finally he
appealed against such assaults 10 co
| ordinate branch Of the government
granted him a court Of inquiry. and, as
I understand It, they unanimously ex-
onerated him from such epfthets as
coward. poltroon, etc. and their opin-
ions were given to the public tor the
information Of all citizens.
when said that I had no,sympathy
with those who had endeavared to de-
stroy the reputation of a high officer
who, like all other officers. regards his
honor as more sacred than life. had
in mind and referred to those assaults
against which the admiral had appeal
ed for Profession and Justification. and
certainly not TO coordinate brh0eA
| OF the government.
| Ct request that this note be iaid, De
fore the president, and have no obtso-
ton to Il being made public VePy\fe
spectfuuy,
NELSON A MILES.
lieutenant General
The reprimand Is contained in tbs
following letter q Secretary Rooe t.
Gen. Miles:
War Department. Washington, Dec
s1.-Sir: BY direction of the presf
dent, I communicate to you his con
illusions upon your course in the inter
View to which your attention was call
ed by my letter OF the 10th instant
your explanation OF the public
statement made by you 10 not satisfac
tory. You are in error IL you suppose
that you have the same right as an.
other citizen to express publicly a,
opinion regarding official question
pending in the course of military die
cipline. The established invariabl
rules of official propriety necessary t
the effective discipline of the servic
impose limitations upon the public ex
pressions of military officers. witt
which your long experience shoui'
have made you familiar.
! "Your duty IL to EXPRESS your ousr
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W, MURRAY CRANh

Of Colonel Myron r. Herrick OF Cleve-
land Colonel Herrick. the head OF one
Of the largest savings institutions in
the country, hes had wide experience
in financial affairs. He is a warm
personal friend of the late President
Mckinley, and It is understood, was
promised q foreign mission.
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QUEENS ILLNESS.
Doctors Are in Constant Attendance and
Christmas Fe.tivities Curtniled.

Christmas Festivities Curtnilod.
London, Dec. 24.-The Associated
Press learns that the condition Of
Queen Alexandria is more serious than
has been given out and that 1t causes
some anxiety. Doctors are in constant
attendance upon her majesty.
A bulletin issued says the queen is
progressing favorably. but that extern
sive arrangements made for Christmas
festivities at Sandringham. including
the large shooting parties, have been
upset and their majesties will spend
Christmas at Marlborough house.
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New York, Dec. 24.-According to the
Journal of Commerce the lumber deal
ers have Joined issue with the millers
of the northwest in objection to the
London clause" which the leading
steamship lines insist shall be insert
ed In all bills of lading. The clause is
en- extra expense for placing lumber
on the wharf at Liverpool.
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WusAlAH&on. Dec 2A.-The foQow1nx
0Aey Wos made public Saturday AFTER
peon by Secretary OF VIZ Root
AVy Department. washanEto
DSn al.-Rear Admiral Barker. Com
RanAant OF Navy Yard New York:
6iP-f am directed by the president to
ASA Edgar & Maclay. special faborer,
general storekeeper's once. navy yard.
New York, to send In his resignation.
Very respectfully.
"JOHN d. LONG. Secretary"
Secretary Root was designated to
make public the request Of Maclay's
resignation after q conference with the
presiden3.
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Lawyer Sullivan Convicted.

Chicago, Dec. 24.-The jury in the
case of Lawyer Alex Sullivan, on trial
before Judge Smith for conspiracy to
abet a fugitive from justice, brought
in a verdict Of guilty. AS punishment
the jury imposed fine of $4,000. This
carries with it no prison sentence.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1901-12-24

Gall, Ye1., Dec. 24.-Mfss Bradley. .
daughter OF Thomas Bradley. who lives
at Salem, about eight miles from Call,
was thrown from a wagon Saturday
and kicked to death. Her neck wsa
broken. either by the fall or the horses
hoofs. She was dead when her father
got to the wagon, which was only . few
hundred yards from where he va At
work.
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Captain Cook Better.

Washington, Dec. 24.-At the United
States naval hospital 1t is stated Cap
tain Francis A. Cooks condition was
little better although he is confined to
bed and kept very quiet. His sons are
now with him.
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MACLAY IS YET SILENT
A1a No, Replied TO the Request ms
His Resignation.
THREE DAYS LIMIT.
Aaciay WITH Have to Go, but the De-
partmsnt VIII Allow Him Reas.
onable Time in Which to.
Leave the Service.

Washington. Dec. a%.-Nothing he's
been heard at the navy department
from Historian Naclay in response to
che departments request cor his ressg-
nation. Under tho rules an employ ia
allowed three days OF grace In which
to show cause why he should not be
dismissed and although this rule hay
ing been made by the executive author
ity may be disregarded at its pleasure.
1t Is believed Maolay will be given a
reasonable time to quit the naval SER
vice. for 1t is certain that he must go.
In line with the determination al
ready reached to stop further discus
sion OF the Schley case. 90 far as ac-
tive branch government 10 concerned.
the navy department decided that
II will ignore reported recent utter
ances OF Rear Admiral Brown and Bel
KNAPP. somewhat IN line Of General
Miles interview.
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Union Oil and Development Co., Ltd, ]
Jennings, Louisiana
e,pit,l st..l, 100000:


of1sp =
ito
A irnted number shares in this company are
now offered for sale SOC per share, par value
$780, Fully paid and non-assessable
. slenddl
Hall
eIreidt
Dahln. ser
Bank :
&c
Hon T. 6nko
o :
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Gran. D.e,,ne. Treasury Portfolio.

Crane Declines Treasury Portfolio.
Washington, Dec. ~. - Governor
the treasury portfolio rendered him by
President Roosevelt 1t Is oficially
announced that he had declined fol
business and domestic reasons.
The only name suggested at the
White House after 1t was known Gov
ernor Crane would not accept, was that
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scblev Gone TO Now York

Washington. Dec. "a. - Admiral
Schley has gone to New York where he
will spend the holidays with his daugh
ter.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
REAL ESTATE.
ALFRED G. VANDERBILT LEASES A
HOUSE FOR THE EWINTER-BOWLING
ALLEYS TO BE PUT IN f,HURCH

Alfred G. Vanderbilt has sub-leased for the win
Ter from Mrs. Ambrose c. Kingsland the house at
NO ~ F1fth-ave-, owned by William Waldorf As
tor for 900, The house stands on the northeas ST
corner OF Fnth-ave. and FtIty-sixth-st opposite
Inc house occupied by Woodbury. c. Langdon On
the corners across Fifth-ave. are the houses OF
Edwin Gould and Edward Kemp The house has a
frontage on the avenue of IS feet 5 Inches
r B. Brill has sold for Mary Red6eId to / H
stevens the lot 25X92 with four story and basement
p'o"hStone house at No. 46 West Twentieth-st..
Tor $4,000. The buyer will erect upon the site a
hreproof business building
The Strong estate has sod through Taco5 Fink
elslein and f kassler, to Wolf Nader No. 137 Bow
cry building on lot 25xlo7 feet. The buyer will
aIter the building for business purposes.
+ annie kohn has bought from NJ l. & c Ernst
40. go East One-hundred- -and-eighty-f -fourth-st
tlIee story and basement brick and frame detached
The five story double nathouse with two stores
~: 1Io East Eighty-fourth-st 25x50x1O0 has been
For tt tite s5o 0"i1er Mrs Lncon. TO Miss Ritch
A Mr.. Sandhop has bought through Marcus Mar
iUh; no. 10 East One-hunared- and -eishth-st
sstdte OF Isabella Freeland has sold the three
IoIy evening house, No. 127 Macdougal-st, adjoin-
Is;5X6o9 to an investor.
lour nTe story tenement houses IN Seventy
tHtIlil-st, between Avenue a and First-ave., have
Oeeh rpolght by Mr. Muller
spent IN the Adirondacks
Flans were filed Yesterday with tbA T2f1dings Oa
Int for alterations to the chapel on the west
sue o. SlXLn-6Ve., seventy feet north of Washing
I t1n race \ bowling alley and gymnasium with
% % IN IaVa tories etc are TO be put in
~ ~ SHuICn Is the owner, and George H Streeton
W ~ - + Ourll-aFe. Is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Green~lch-st 24xso. 5 story b dwg h with ! story
y oth-aye 2oy1oo II story and basement dwg h;
voluntary sale. S"4 lI2th-st. sh-eve 251
I'LL story b h: George A Walton John d She
Wen et al Prayer. :. " * Lewis Freedman
ref amt due. io.so5 -. sub taxes etc $50
BY william II Ryan - t35th-st. n 285 W 5th-
sale Bronx Terra.~ ana lOth-st 24th Ward 20
lots sale by order Elizabeth Schroeder of
Aaterine Str"gel decd. Is Cherry st cor Over-st
p 9x9s Gx25 6x9s s. story B. and store Bertha
DTorsky aGt Pepi Wertaeim al. Francis e Chedsey.
a. aey; FRANK nalderyeer ref: amt due. 3fil *. sub
1y Philp \ Smyth: 70 5th-ave e :, os 18th
ST runs l25x 3.ax sax I2s * s4 s;o-,
man atty ! Rothschiid. ref: amt $40 eco SUB 10
taxes, etc 81 2ol 76, prior morris. So coo
By MrVickar 6 co: $50 13oh-st s55 n = os i2;A-
ave runs . 50K l9a 10 70 l29th-st Z W about
6l.2x 1852: story dwg b Maria L Pringie ast
El<-yn waite ct Al c Wood. stty 3 @ Oppenheiuer.
BY John " Thompson: Issd-st $ - u e y lack
Ellen Mnlholans Al. J X Seymour nty II P ciartea
ref due $1,000 7s 70 taxes etc 81 SO: ae7
y: + Gilbert sane atty and ref amt
By James I. Wells: sB5 % tage-ave W AZ o .,
cf l6isst. Ja3xlUoy three story hs Martionss I,
- DltlheF. atty Nsl,cn 9 Percy ref.
S25s So sub 70 taxes. e,e 1888 sc sa3 Eageave q
- q of Ielsi-st. soxl0o. story 4 h. william B
E"nE agf same: arns atty and ref 8. ass OF
SUB to $3.50 81
BY f Il Ludlow & 60: 2ss s5th-s, g. s2s n a.. %
John L Miller werrer a. al. Lauren FsSSa5
atty william Hirsh ref. amt due. $29f5 81. sub to
By Peter F Meyer Co: 81 117th-st. 2,7 . n,
Madlson-ave g. 6x10oll; story n Celsst. Mon srt
Rasgener Tsf due 90 sub to tasss 4's etc
Boulevard Sx75 story b Ienn,. o T,. Southern sr
Charles Levy al. Edward Fowler atty. william 7
sSS ~ an ref amt due SI4353 S sub taxes etc
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY William N Ryan No "a 1o1st-st II W cor Of Park
ave ox'ol1 hh store Greenwood Cemetery
r p f!sra5 I : sch9ugg ct al; Peckham, NJ s. X attys;
iHs-t-l4tl rex amt due. Sl907O
S y S40a -. adjourned without date No 81 l2st-et e.
80 - =" OF Park-ave. 2Jx.9. II.
amer as trustee. agt Hugh Reilly ct al Peclzham n &
~ isaac II Russell ref due So 53l SO: sub
70 laNtS exc 81 5sj So 10 the plaintiff for IS COO
by James l. Wells No .33l Trenont-ave n : about
10 II OF Boston Road. 3SXId0 and stv frame dwg
rs and stores easehold Thos II smith aEt John g SUI
. nan q az tienry B Wesselman, atty: Wu Niles.
seI Il s5s, due 81 o55 Ga t. the plaintiff for 800
,,-6S feter r Meyer * Co: III
Noustei-5t -0NIOO
I1sufillce 60 agt II II Tostevi1 a Ritch a.
Slt9s' X II Mitchell, ref
70 laXes etc 81 974; pr $4,000 262 l21st-st 3
tV4.Lv y e OF ST Nichoas-avA, 1SxIO0ll dwg
n = " lnslow as substituted agt Habernan
a snow atty; J 4 RoSan. ref; So 252 p7
S sI3eet 10 taxes ec S24l os pin for Sl225o s04
o>e-sve. I44 fl OF l5Sth-et. 33x
30 9eE 1- -'k " Tx q Two story dws hs. Keys
So LneIesa hrorner Kramer; Joseph, amt
S'34 , o. subject taxes %
SotS' ..N9I NashIngton-aye 55.3 OF 1s4th-st
tlSe4 4SNl5Xso5. , story dwg faction No II. Harlem
savings Sank sgt J \ Knox - al. r Mapiesder atty:
t5arcner ref: due s. I05 93, subject 70 taxes
etc 500 70 adjourned TO October 10 Sa Washington
4Fe E toS Il OF lS+th-s I5xS6. .lX15xs4-9 story
oWg faction No p; agt same; atty and
ADJOURNED TO October l5
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
pRoPosALs FOR FoRGINGs For NOUN

TAIN GUNS-Ordnance Once War Department
Washington October g. lsolseed proposals in duplicate
will be here until 3 2. m. OCTOBER Is 1901
for supplying the Ordnance Department L. 5. Army
less Of ofl-tenpered anueaied
physical qualities
prescribed field Bidders price
pound for forgngs. how first be delivered.
delivery anS date
deliveries Contract will provide for reduction in price
Of I'VE per delay delivery
Of beyond rime fixed in
final delivery forgiags for for
nishfus Of additional Of Of
ings al price delivery under avaabs
sppropriat received part all OF
foregoing Information furnished application to Brig
CEN A r. BURLINGTON. Chief of Ord
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
NEW YORk sUPRENIE CorRr cnrNrr

OF NEW IORk--San.LeI e KiHner "a sols .--,-.-
ing executor Sc, plaintiff against Mary Hearh Ta,-s
ard otnsfs. defendants IN pursuance OF
Foreclosure and sale duly made entered Ia 49, bo
entitled action bearing date of Tlrs Ta0S
me Undersigned rhs referee Judgment named vii
sen a pEoc aucJion- al he Exchange
Gated az No III Broadway in
CITY or New York the 18Th day October Ig0T
clock noon on that day by Peter
the premises directed BY judgment Be 80 s1
therein described foows All certain 10. nTss =.
parcel Of land with the buildings nnprovsur
on erected situate. lying and being Twenty s--o-f
ward OF the City Of New York hoUnied
Ioiows- Beginning point sourhsrIv side @
oeSsnty-eSnth street. distant
ana three inches westerly formed bv IN.
inerstion OF the southsriy side
Win the westerly side Of Columbus
nue. running thence westerly. Seveury-srh
'Wentytnree feet nine inches southsriy ana
ae Win columbus and part way through
party wall, one hundred feet
sllv and nearly parallel
l"entyslx feet point distant
leet westerly from he westerly
On line drawn hsrefronn. thence
ehd nearly parallel with avenue one hrrdr.J
1est SIX inches 70 the point place beznnr saIf
--7--s
Dated New York, September I'D. 1901.
SOL KOETN, Fsesre.
GSAr.DOZO q NATHAN. Attorneys for Plaintiff No ~
breaaNay, Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York
ne rciiowtng i diagram be
oescrloeo above the street being
~-1S-slsl1n street Manhattan New
-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME CoURT. COUNTY, Of

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County OF
~ New York.-CoIored Orphan Asylum and Associste,
Of Coiorsd Children NeZ
York Plaintiff Philip Smith others. De-
or judgment OF foreclosure and
duly and entered in the above entitled action
bearing the 2iIh OF September, 1901 under
signed said judgment named. at
public New York Real SaIesroorns
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan OF New
York on day October, 1901 IL clock noon
day, by Peter F. Meyer. premises
judgment be sold described
All certain lot piece parcel land
situate, lying being in the City Of York and
described follows. wit: Beginning az
northeriy side One dis
iant one hundred easerly Intersection
said northeriy side OF One Hundredth
the easter!y Third Avenue: thence running
the said northerly OF Han
drearh street twenty-five running north
war parallel with the said OF ne
Third Avenue and part of the distance through parry
(l0-l feet eight
and parallel with northerly SIDE
OF one undredth twenty-five feet thence run
ming southwardly and again parallel said east
erly Third Avenue CIO feet etgt
inches point place beginning said pror
e-fy Section s. IN Block 1859 ~ Ja5z
Map OF the City Of New York -
Dated York. September Seth. 1901.
RICHARD H MITCHELL. Referee
PERKINS & JACKSON Attorneys PLAINTIFF
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan, New York civ
The following is diagram 0f the he sold
number Is eO3 East One EunGredth
IO1sr
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

OF NEW EORE--Wiuian z Docge. Piains-Ii
against Luther F Hartweu and others. detsn1snts IN
rIi~s1ance of Judgment FoTeciosu-e and sac. GUY
made ana entered above entitled action, oeaFi
5ars fhe fsrh cav September. 1901 the Undersgne
ne Referee IN said jutg named vii sell az Puh-o
Auction at York Real Estate S2lesrocE1s NJ
m Proadvay in the Borough of Manhattan. city -
New York on DAY o1 October 1901 a. =
o'clock noon day. By D. PhoeE1x insrahsrn
Auctioneer premises directed BY said t1dnsnt 70 %
described follows All that certain
of niece OF parcel situate lying and being n
rbS Tyrentv-Second City OF New YORK. VIII,
~ building ard improvements erected
ss Nrber Is (forery West 64h Street and bounded
follows Beginning at point on rhs
Sors4rlx side cath distant hu,d--d
and sevenry-ve feet Westerly from the formed
Nv he intersection Westerly line q Cecsl
Eighth Avenue and the South
OF and from rhat point running
Central Park West and part e
through wall hundred feet i've inches
~ me centre line OF block thence Westerly along
ssJs centre line twenty-five feet thence No-her again
naraIIeI with central Park West hundred
frhss 70 th- SouthsrIy side OF 641h Street
twenty-five feet point
the place beginning The said premises being
In rlocS No. 1. TIE Land Map of
fitv OF New YORK Together with the appurrenanczs
mated York. September 18th. 1901
WILLIAM Il. WILLIS. Rsse-~e
{ COMSTOCE- Attorneys Plaintiff.
YaTfS York
7~he Following Is diagram 0f the property
described above number being Is orr--Iy
SD West Gath Sr-ee-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
Notlre Of summons.
SUPREME COURT OF THE 81


SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW -YORK.-SuInmous. Trial desired in County
Of New York. Louis Y Bel and William Jay, the only
Testament Of Isaac Bell Junior, late Of Newport Rhode
Island deceased Plantis. against Francis ; Schnugg.
Nathan l. Elv Ernest r LeDthaL Charles SweTtfager
and Lois A Swertfagsr his wiIe Robert Flaws and Ete
Flaws. his wife, Max Moral and Bernarbne Moral his
wife; Louis p Mincher NncheT his wife; Max
paugh Augusta sapaugh, his wife; Paul Moehring
and Louisa ACehrinE, his wife: Samuel Kuhn and
katrnka Kuhn. his wife: Benjamin Appel and Freda
Appel his wife: Rose RosentaUW, Ernest Engei and
Minna EngeI mis- wife. Max Rosh and Julia ROsh, his
wife, David Bernstein and Gody Bernstein. his wife;
Aarsop and Rachel LarSp. his wife. kaufman solomon
and Rose Solomon his WIFE john Young Ghe name
John being fictitious the real hrst name OF said de-
fendant being pstntslf Gustave Hepfer and
Dora Hepfer his wife: Frank De- Nicola; John Schlander
Anna SchianGer Wife Celia Falksnstein Henry
Fakensten. Philip and Randolph Guggenheimer De
PENDANTS. the defendants: You here
by summoned the complaint in this action and
20 copy your the Plaintiffs Attorney
within after the service OF this
appear answer judgment win be taken against
by default reliet demanded in the complaint.
Dated June 6th. 1901
FI.AMEN b GAMBLER, Plaintiffs Attorney. Office
Post Office Address. No IS Wall Street. New York
City New York
The foregoing served by publication
pursuant 10 an the Hon Charles H Truax
the Supreme Court Of the state OF New
York sixteenth Of September. 1891. and
hed with complaint in the office OF the Clerk Of the
FL-AMEN B. GAMBLER Plaintirs' Attorney. Once and
Post Office Address. No. As Wall Street. New York
City York
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
Proposals.

INDIANAPOLIS UNION RAILWAY COMPANY
- Indianapolis. October > 1901
BONDS WANTED FOR SINKING FUND,
THE INDIANAPOLIS UNION RAILWAY
COMPANY. OF Indianapolis Ind. viii receive sealed
proposals for the sale OF Fifteen Si
OF its First Mortgage Bonds at the Office OF FrTEIIT
TRUST COMPANY in The City Philadelphia or
prlor 10 the FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1901. Bonds
offered the lowest price, exceeding par and accrued
interest. viii be accepted and paid
Should bonds Of Herent holders be offered same
price. the number Of bonds taken from be
pro basis nearly practlcabie in proportion
the whole number Of bonds offered.
W T CANNON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

spring-et, No 90. s 8. % TxSOxirregular: Edward
Cole . Gloaccaino Acieruo and wife: mortgage
$4,000 a., =. -. .......-|.- So 600
Forbes 10 William Forbes; mortgage Sl5 Oo
lSlst-st @T5 q have 2zxa9 II lanes
Forbes 70 william Forbes mortgage. SIG OO0
Stanton-si, :. 125 Il G o WIIlls-s 2SxT5. Chaa
y elnsieln 10 Maurice Cohen. s, So mort
sssg. ssgoes sec oo9 90 :. =. -. ss4so
S5rilfen 70 BENJAMIN GTifTen: cne-thira part ana
al ttle: r s. 81 10 mortgage SIS 0oD - - ess
Same property: Annie G Baruch 10 same one -'00
llhird p9Tt and all title: mortgage. SI5 ooo
3D. --
lo3S3-s5. 81. s. leo = " q Amsterdam I25x
Rose Of Lima; 2 and <; mortgage $1,000
Bror%-et. No z03S. 5. adj lands james &;
Rowland 50x5o: Earl G Pier u Edward 3
co.Is; Getain; r ; So: -. 100
lege ave. s. 20 7 villa Place 50x
100; William \ McFSira. referee 70 Eva Nj
Giendennins' r : sil % 5000
PLANS FOR NEW BUILDING
4tl-ave. 1. 81 II \ Of 2d-st Bronx: for a two
story frame dwelling house 2ax42 MichasI
I-ambarcy. owner; Louis Falk 2.Ts5 3d-aye
architect $4,000
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09

The approximate Of the lien charge satisfy
-vhich above described property Is he IS
INTERVIEWER Dollars.
rAres thereon from day q September 1901
ssrba- with allowance amounting
S~sd thrtvsight and Dollars 05l rcgetn-r
ytrL expenses OF Approximate anornr
of taxes assessments. other Hens. which
20 OF the purchase
nstd hy the One thousand hundred and
rvsnr Dollars and interest
Dated New York. Sepyenlher 1lth l-1
WILLIAM II. WILLIS P.re-e~
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
foreclosure Sulrs
SUPREME COURT CoI-YTy
OF NEW


ioTx 6otrloo A. Schvsizer P4as,.g- -.
IIdxkerty and others Defsnaan.sr- ...a--
~Is.snt ot foreclosure saI~ sr,I,-
n lne aoove-entitied aas b-s-5,~ - q
-. - ol september. 1901 un1-rSir7ss -
-, s- yeoslnenc named. viii al 1uoS1c -
->e~ iofS Real Estate Salssruou,
-, u tae Sorough % Manhattan C7rv - ~
-. - % cetooer 1901 4. oscIr.~- =
iiracrs 'ilanl N Ryan Auctlonssr TIE p-.--s.
sc-SSss - So jecs,nsnt be sold sn,f rSsrs-
- 49, as tSo"s vi that certain Tor -fsrs -
49, VIC tae building thereon erected sirrs-.
Na-r w. lily OF View York. County sn1 S..ss
-0lA anu oau-ded and described q
petit on t1e norrhsriy 3.
- one hundred seventv-svs 80,
-, LIon me corner formed BY The ,sa-s--t
- SleIs side OF Eleventh street i-l 49, e
~, rAsn avenue and running thence
Slxth avenue and part OF ne vrs La
-. cne hundred and SI0D f@~.
-r.-., "ester4q and parallel with FIals--L
s,,s- - leers thence SouIheriy srsa1 49,
80 80 ptIt o. the through anorhsr
--re9 and three (101) feet three ~
n9r-aeriy side Of Eleventh stree S-1S q t1e
80 SAG nortnsry side Eleventh sf-ss-
- 20 Ine point or place OF bsginniuc
covenants contained in inst-rIrs--
- OF lnNeyances. -@-A n
LATED New York. Septsrabe- alrh raor
WILLIAM II EDWIN A WATSON Ra<s-as
Broaswsv esE,L>1@ Attorney for PIainfi- r.s
Tbe a. 5erough Of Manhattan New YorI< cIr- if0
&C.,. Is diagram OF pruuerrv =, -
$3.50 eet number Is ll5 Vest 11th Street " " SON.