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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-15
ALA an"
BY EIeaDor Marble
CaSSaVaDt

When l was a young fellow OF "a
was employed as travelling salesman
for a Boston shoe firm, and l made
my headquarters at bachelor 5 board
ing house on fremont Street. My fell
low bOarders I then thought somewhat
strangely assorted, but long and
steady acquaintance with such places
has taught me otherwise.
Among the boaTdeTs were several
young men Of about my own age, and
we gathered in the front room evenings
TO have d jolly good time. Often pres
ent and aiding the sport much by the
weird music of his violin, was a queer
little old man. His hair, reddish white
in color, hung in silky curls to his
shoulders out Of a pale, waxy old
face, shOne his eyes, black and burn
ing as with the fire of youth. Alan
and the Mysterious One" We're the
only names we knew him by; and no
one could tell anything about him pre-
vious TO his life in this place. 1t was
reported that he had been here. 10
years. He was often out late at night
and was sometimes absent from the
house for a week at a time. No one
had ever questioned him as TO his &C.
cupatIon. and he never talked, but as
his wonderful skill with the violin was
we'll known to US, we fell into the nat
ural conclusion that he had musical
engaSeme hts.
After 7 had been working for the
Boston firm for almost six months 1
left them for better position in New
York. Three years passed there very
swiftly and then l found myself once
more located in Boston. l made my
way 10 my former home and was
warmly welcomed by the landlady and
four of my old friends who were still
there. Late that night as we sat In
the little front room, whose lights
We're made dim by smoke, a sudden re-
membrane of "Alaan, the Mysterious. p"
came to me. I glanced around our
merry company, but he was not pres
ent.
Nick" I called to a young drum
mer on my left who had just picked
out a fresh cigar, what has become
Of old Alan; is he out on a job, to-
night. or has he forsaken the old
placer"
Nick looked as startled as If he had
seen ghost rise. What" he man
aged to stammer, haven't you heard
that story YETI"
Indeed, I haven't" I answered.
Then hear it you shall this very
night, from the mans own account )"
was his reply as he rose and left the
room. In a moment he was back, hold
ing in his hand a nicely bound book:
but before beginning to read he called
out to the crowd what he was go
ing to do. Immediately a profound 81
lence fell in the room and the boys all
settled themselves TO listen.
Il must first tell you" he began
"of Adams death which was as trag-
&c as his life. It was told to US by
an eyewitness, after We had found
and read his journal. Alaan left US
one night. as usual. saying nothing Of
his destination. He did not return
but that Of course, did not seem
strange TO US. The next morning the
papers were full Of ''scare-heads" and
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-15

the room, l heard a gentle voice near
me speak my name, inquiring if the
crisis had ended favorably. The next
instant a physician stopped above me
and announced in hopeful words my
chances of recovery.
Each day through that long con-
valeScence my friend came to my side
and spent a few precious moments
with me. Nor did he leave me after
my discharge from the hospital, until
he had supplied me with a suitable
wardrobe; my passage to America,
whittier I had decided to go; and, last,
a few hundreds in ready money !
learned from him before I sailed all
that was known of my recreant wife.
When 1 fell senseless at the library
door, they, realizing that I had heard
all. gathered together all our property
and disappeared without one message,
leaving me penniless. May God for
give Berenice as do T.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-15
SHIRTS--WHITE and FANCY.

Mems Fancy Bosom
Shirts, all the new colors,
at soc, 75c, $1,OO, $3.50
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-15
The ANGELUS''

The "ANGELUS" is obtain
ing great notoriety from the
worlds greatest musicians, as
you will note from the following
interesting testimonials recently
received.
HOTEL SAVOY,
Fifth Avenue and seth st.
Messrs. Wilcox G White Co..
Dear Sirs-Befoca sailing, I wish to tell
you how much I have enjoyed playing
your "Angelus." 1t is a most wonderful
invention. and. thanks to you. any one
will now learn 70 Play the piano perfectly
in one hour. viii you kindly ship an
'Angelus" to my hcme in Dresden, same
as I had here at The Savoy.
Yours truly,
(Signed) MARCELLA SEMBRICH.
New York, LIST April. 1901.
New York. April 49, 1901.
Gilsey House.
Wilcox G. White Co.
Observation-Disclosures in knowledge Of
several selS-playing instruments, IT re-
NAMED for the "Angelus" Plano Player to
give me genuine surprise In respect to
its many musical effects. You have GER
tainlv succeeded IN producing a touch
both light and smooth, thus taking the
"Angelus" out of the class of automatic
piano players.
well as hearty endorsement. Please ship
INV instrument in time to greet me on my
arrival in Paris If possible, and obhge
Yours
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
Grustees' Sales.


ftty-two ts2 feet thence northery and on line parss
with Tnird Avenue eghty-one (s1) feet one ana
ga inches 20 the southery side OF East
Street. thence easery southerly side OF
East Thireghh Street @ feet 20 the point Of place
Of beginning be the and dimensions
or less Said premises being known No. 1865
East Thirty-etghth Street In the City OF New York
Also all that lot Of land the City and County Of
New YORK with the buildings thereon and bounded ana
described follows:
Beginning at point in the northery side OF Forty-nttn
Street distant hundred and lightweight (ss) feet ana
nine @ inches easterly from the intersection OF the nor
ery side Of Fortyffth Street and the eastery side
sixth Avenue, ard running thence northery parallel Win
sixth Avenue and part OF the through party wall
one hundred 900 feet FIVE l inches: thence EASTERN
parallel with Fortyhfth Street eighteen Q) feet nine G
inches thence southerly again parallel with sixth Avenue
ana part OF the through another party wall one nun
dred Q00 feet five Gl inches to the northery sac
NTH Street thence westerly along the norhery s
OF Foryffh Street eighteen s) feet nine S inches 70
the point OF beginning be the said several distances anu
dimensions less Said premises being now KNOWN
as No % West 45th Street in the City OF New horN-
Dated, New York. March 11th. 1901 -,
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST GUN
PANY, Trustee.
ROLLINS 6 ROLLINS. Attorneys for Petitioner once
and Postoflce Address. No 81 Nassau Street. Borough
Of Manhattan, City OF New York y. Y
The above parcel OF property is mum
hered POI Lexington and is shown upon the foi
lowing diagram
Dated. New York. March II. 1901.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMP ANY.
Trustee
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
Real estate.
Title Insurance
the Only Protection
From y. Y. Times, Nov. IL. 1900.

UNSAFE RECORDS OF TITLE.-The un-
certainty of records Of title is shown by the de-
cision in the case of Marden against Dorthy go
y. Y. 800. One who by the records Of title clear
ly appeared to be the owner of land obtained
loan, and gave mortgage on the property.
when the recorded instrument which purported
TO be a conveyance TO him. and which bore the
genuine signature of the nominal grantor. and
also of a notary public, was in fact void because
obtained by some trick or fraud. and without
any intent to execute it as a deed The Court
held that, Notwithstanding the apparent title of
the mortgagor. shown by the records, on the
faith of which the money was loaned. yet as the
apparent title not real, the record thereof
was no protection and the mortgage based there
on was void"
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19

A DVEITIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
- received their Uptown Once. No. 1242 Broadway.
% door north Of 3st-st until o'clock p.
ments received following branch offices regular
Office rates until o'clock viz; 254 sth-ave..
s3dst: 1852 6th-ave.. 18th Macys 6th-ave
and iith-st; l12 Coumbus-ave West 66th-st.
West 42ist. eth-ave; 92 East i4th-s: a5T West
4edst between 9TH aves.: 159 East 47th-st 33s
3e-ave. between 10th and 18th sts l026 3d-ave near
olst-s iT0S ist-ays ssth-st; 756
ESQ 3dave. alstst; 55A Sd ave; Bieeckerss:
80 Dleecker-st
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
I'D. BUTLER TRANSFERS REAL ESTATE

Jacob D. Butler. prominent in real estate circles.
yesterday transferred 10 his Ti-e. Carrie ". But
ler the title to thirteen parcels of valuable prop
erty in Fifth, West End, Convent ana Edsecombe
ewes s, Nicholas Place and Oue-hundred- and-for-
teth-st. The transfer Was made, according TO the
revenue stamps affixed 10 the deeds. for a con-
sderation OF Slse0O0 and the assumption Of mort
cages agsregating SzS3.eS5 which the parcels carry
Besides The above transfers, Butler has assigned
ms interest IN thirteen mortgages in hts name on
real estate in the city 10 bis wife for a nominal
consideration. Inquiry al Ny. Buffers Office was
mace regarding the transac ctiOn but no information
coaia be obtained. as Mir. Butler, il was said. had
gone OF Town.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
DroposaIs.

pUBLIC NOTICE-Sealet proposals will be
received by the Common Council of the City OF New
Rochelle eight O'Clock Tuesday. March 18th.
1901 the Common Council Chambers. in the City Hall
Building. corner Of Main and Mechanic streets. for
thrtyeight bonds OF thousand dollars the said bonds
70 be registered bonds and payable as follows:
Two bonds thousand dollars on April 1st 1911.
each thereafter until the total issue
is paid. -
These issued pursuant Chapter los OF thu
O. and amended by Chapter 900 OF the Laws
of state OF New York. for the purpose of
aInentS-
terest said bonds will he payable annually on
the first days Of October and April OF each YEAR
The bonds viii be numbered consecutivey from ons
thirtv-eisht inclusive.
The bonds be sold 70 the person. firm
highest premium and Will interes;
Cf three and one-half 3is) per cent. per
annunn.
city the right any
all bids.
All proposals shah be accompanied by certified check
on national bank for 100000 payable the order Of
the CITY Treasurer u New Rochelle.
o Will be received for less than par.
Purchasers will be required 20 accrued interest.
bonds must be delivered at IL 1ath
1901. the cace Of City Clerk OF
City OF New Rochelle. y. Y.
BY order Of the common Council the City Of New
Rochelle.
Dated New Rochelle. y. Y. February 10Th. 1901.
ANDREW J. SELF
City Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
order of Hon. Abner e.,

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Hon. Abner c.
X Thomas. Surrogate OF the County of New York
notice is hereby given 10 all persons having claims against
+. Allen late OF the County New-York ased
present with 10 the sbscrb
her place OF transacIng business Gerard
before the first day Of July next.
Dated New YORK. the lst day Of December, 1900
EMELINE ALLEN. Administrative.
HENRY MORRIS HAVII.AND Attorney
tTix. 10 Whitehall ST. New York
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Herbert 4. Sherman: No. 1907 Hoe-ave.. west
side. 80 feet south Of Jennings-st., 25Xl0o, two
Story frame dwelling house; foreclosure sale;
Franklin Acker. executor. agt. Marie Toelberg et
a.: Darlington & Pierce. attorneys: George Ed
ward Kent, referee, due on judgment. costs, etc,
EsS4 70: taxes etc. $3.50; TO plaintiff for $500
BY Peter F. Meyer & Co: Third-ave- east side.
1878 feet south Of One-hundred-and-seVent
ST. four four story brick fathouses with stores;
foreclosure sale, Macmillan Morgenthau ast John
+ Sleeves et al. Lachman q Goldsmith. attorneys;
William A. BoyC, referee; due on judgment, $14i2 Il;
sSle9l; paintin for 5000 over prior mortgages
and Interest
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19

The thrteenth above described parcel OF property
two story brick stable IN the
parcels Nos 10 and H. together with an entrance Wa
leading thereto from Thirty-eshth In
the above described parcels Nos. IL ana d s NJ
Zoo East Ssth street and is shown upon tie foovin
diagram. $50 +N4tON'us
Dated. New-York. March IL 1901
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRr-ST CnvD,D,,.
East ssth Street No 1ss trustee
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
Front ST.
Citations.
OF AMERICA. SOUTH

limited STATES OF AMERICA, SOUTH
ERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK ss.; Whereas;
a be petition hled in the District Court OF
United Southern District of New York
1901. John ID. Daley, owner OF cer-
tain stake limitation OF liability for all loss
destrucon and injury caused BY the Sinking OF
vessel in the Hudson River about OCTOBER
18TH 1900 And Whereas. the petitioner has transferred
saved from her. pursuant tc
SECTION 4S5 Of the United states Heyissd statutes and ts
trustee. for the beneAt Of III parties who may prove 70
Now therefore in pursuance
OF monitiou said Court directed and
delivered DO hereby cite claiming damages
injury occasiOned by the
sinking aforesaid 10 file and make due proof OF theii
respective claims before Thomas Alexander. ESQ. a
United States Commissioner at MS office in the Post o.
7th day Of May 1901. II \. NJ and also to appea,
before said Court May eth. 1901. at II A. VI and
answer said petition. otherwise they will be de-
debarred from participation in the proceeds
Of said vessel
Dated New York. February 6. 1901.
WILLIAM HENNEL.
United states Marshal Southern District of New York
ALEXANDER ASH. Proetors for Petitioner II Broad
York City
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
N PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank

T FITZGERALD. Surrogate of the County New
is hereby given TO all
against George II. Bend. late Of the County OF New
York. thereof
10 rlace business
the Office Nash & Jones. No G3 Wall Street I'M the
City Sew-York. before the fourteenth day OF
June next
Dated New-York the seventh day OF December 1900
LIZZIE A. BEND.
Administrative.
NASH : JOKES. Attorneys for Admnistratrx 63 Wall
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New-York.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
pEOPOSALS FOR INDIAN sUPPLIEs.-pe.

partuent Of the Interior, Once OF Indian Affairs.
Washington. n g. March = 1901 sealed proposals.
dorse1 Proposals for beef -Four. the
directed the Commissioned OF Indian Affairs.
90 Johnson Chicago. H. will be received
O'Clock p ~ TUESDAY. April o 1901. for furnishing
FOR the nian Service beef -four. bacon, beans
rice and other articles ~ subsistence; also
for groceries. baking powder,
crockerv agricultural implements paints. oils
harness. leather shoe findings saddlsry.
hardware. school and medical supplies, a
list OF miscellaneous articles Sealed proposals. tndorsed
Proposals for blankets woollen and goods
ing. etc, As the case may be. and directed to the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs Nos q and 20 Wooster
New York ely will be received until
p. m TUESDAY. May T. 1901 for furnishing for the
Indian Service blankets. wooen and CLOTH
ing. notors hats and caps. Bids be
Government blanks. Schedules
formation fer bidders Will be furnished on application
the Indian Oace Washington. ~. g; Nos. 81 ana 20
Wooster street York city: Johnson street. Chi
csgt III No. I2rN Howard street Omaha Nebr.: the
COmm!ssarlcs Ct subsistence L. :. y. at cheyenne.
Ieavenworth, 81 Lcus ~ Paul. and Francisco.
the p1stmesters sioux city NsnStcn. Arkansas City.
al-weh. TopeSa. Wic';it2 a7d Tucson Bids will be
opened at the hour and 62y above stated and bidders
invited be present the opening The Depart
ment reserves the rtsht % determine the point OF delivery
and 10 reject and an b'S, part Of bid
". \. IONEsS. Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19

A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions for TIE Trtouns
~ Ile!r Uptown Once. No 1.2f2 Broadway.
31st-st.. o'clock advertise
received the following branch offices at regaf
Office until O'Clock viz 4 Stn-ave, s. g.
23d-st. 6th-ave.. 12th-st. Macys 6th-ave
and 14th-st. l+2 Coumbusave West 66th-st: lOd
I4th-st.: 25I West
4ad-st between Th $50 East 47thSt: 133s
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

4 YORK. by the grace Of God free ard independent,
70 Howard NJ. Tworlbly. William H. p wers julia K.
swords Frank j. Tbbets. L. Calvin Tboets. William
III r TwornbIy Frances Twombly Pope. John Fogs
and Surety Company. Perley l.
Williams COMMITTEES OF Howard NJ TwomhIy. and to
TwonabIy late County o: New York. deceased
OF kin OF otherwise, send greet
ing: You and each Of yGu are hereby cited and re-
quired personally 70 be snd appear oeiore our Snrrosas
Court Of said County. held at the County Court
House IN the County New-Yo-k. the 10Th day OF
April 1901 halt-past O'Clock in the forenoon OF
then and there attend judicial settlement
the account Of proceedings of Phebe Jane Twonloy
administrators OF the goods chaels and credits OF
Horauo n Twomby. deceased and such Of you as
wears are required to appear by your guardian Il you
have one II you have appear and apply for
appointed. in the OF your neglect
failure DO guardian will be appointed by tbs
Surrogate represent and for The proceers
In testimony whereof have caused the Seal OF the
Surrogae' Court Of the said County OF New York BE-
hereunto affixed
Witness: Hon. ABNER c. THOMAS. a su-ro-
gate OF said County. az the County Of
IL s. New York the 2ist day OF February. in the
OF our Lord thousand nine hundred
and
]. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk OF the Surrosates Court
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
Gurroaatcs Notices

JOSEPH L. WESSMAN.-ln pursuance of an
order Of Hon. Abner c Thomas. "a Surrogate Of the
County Of New York hereby given TO eli per-
sons having claims against Joseph T. Wessman late Of
County o. York. deceased. present he
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber. Office
cf attorneys. Messrs. Russell & Percy. Room
No 20 Nassau Street. in the City York on or
before the 9th day Of April next.
Date York. October 22nd 1900
CLARA X WFSSMAN Administrative
Russell & Percy. Attorneys for Administrative No 90
Nassau Street New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
brooklnn !properin for Sale.
2 AND 3 STORY HnuSES

esooTt go improvements swen and fronts
La .nq salon rarorn. restricted Derhborhood
tss; ,set pr,e. rarM IN Mdwoodst just on Flatburh-
=" a. A. BROWN. Owner Brooklyu Ia Tst
"'' "e~-xork once, l4S Droacwsy.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19

The eleventh above described parcel property IS nun
diagram - - " -f'A ''e ioiloWIAg
Dated. New-York. March H. 1901
OM4Eb STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY
Trustee.
East 3sth Street
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19

The ninth above described parcel or property - nun,
bcred so Third Avenue and upon the folovfr
--'''7
Dated. New-York. March IL 1901
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY
Trustee.
East
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sh-aTe e :. 100 # Of l5ti4-st $lxl25x
case $4,000. r : S45. s.
Jsso5 J Ba,ier. ms5tgage. Si5l5oo. I : So.
ssoo5 nf'ss Basr i 10 $50 ssr T. n q & i5 5SAs: le
ooHyeni-a1e. So 7s n cor iii,h-s,. ls.ii1ioc
SsS Sse55 90 . Butler 70 carrie n Batter; morislse
oonyea! az, 5, os9,6 4 n q l4ls,-Ft. 40 TO
l4i.h-st xlooN20xloo; Jacob l. 3utler
covsasse : Us s. e 'sfse r ''H o. iiis51st 3 to
ssse9b j. Butler 70 Carrie N Butler, mortgage
Eegso2ns,saye. t;. ,,I.,, 229Ie % l45ta-
m2r,gsee $4,000; :. s21....... ..-..........
s9li. jacob D Bu,ier to carrie N Euler NOR
81 Nicholas Place = $. a, centre irc of i5sas;
ave S ~ 515 les, s 20, n " S ioo =, pIsas E5seSa5n m
Sneoe p batler came n Buner. mortgage,
s. Xicheias Place $ so II s Of l53d-sr centre
me u extended. 25NlOo; Jacob L Butter 20 car
s. Nicholas Place. E :, 24al # Of I5sa-.t i
extended 55N2V0 EGsecombe- Jacob
= slJsr 70 Carrie " Butler, mortgage. <aoo1o
ish-st. - SI2 Wesi. 25xlo2.3 i'lllp Hamburger
. M M!ss7n ne Imma cglate Virgin Tor The
s5rofci4ln Of Homeless ane Destitute hidIen. 2ooo'
!!ss26 Butler % carrie N Buier, %srisase
cT9t9na- ave \ . cor Oakland Place. i6iioo
Samuel 9 Boeam 70 Henry Molitor and Wife,
Kla1gsslidas Road = :, loss a q iGiih-st. s7sx
. Hutler: mortgage. 50 600: Y : s6.............-
9:. sn sssq -e5o sE,b T. q pisr iSs!Af I;
MT Ss7T5 N Butler mortgage, $4,000: r ; SID:
- nom lands of Duncan SchermeT
b'onXwood Parb9 l50xl"0. the Adee syndicate
70 belle De Voc mortgage. Sl2 600. --..-..- 1890
fs.;-s'i 4t- Ao 10 2S4N-' cstheane II Webster 10
ZANE anne p5aIeTy' Charles " Beiser TO Ida Beser;
"s, " s., 25n57 .sn25 2x54.e: William Pom to
eer satlel mortgage, $500, r. :, Sl-.----- l's
oe,h-si, No - Nes;. 25x9S 3. William p McNece
500 George l. Bannon; mortgage $4,000; r :.
io3sh-s, =. 2sos {, ot columbus-are. &sax
IWtl John Harper 10 Nellie A Murphy:
mortgage. Sil.70O: Y s IS 551..................
'oRRts-st " u. 25NlOo: Frances l. Harlem
Efneae Harlem. mortgage, S28 O01: r :. S2....
Anseasien 70 Julius B Fox; all liens; :. 81
~Aitlon- ave- ll7th-st. 100 llN@iN
a1eoAlN-Sll. Henry II Noise 20 Louisa g Mac
mott mortgage. Ss1.5OO r. :. Sl2 GD...-...
ai<tl-si No III East lsaxlO0lI John A Walsh
r1Itfee 20 Eugenia ~ Bertin. 5,G0
''1,nle-ave. 80 Z u Of 2l3th-st. proposed.
- eitslns u 5o-loo city lots; Joseph GTuninger
st tsfunllger. -S,ss
NeS-'ae,n Boulevard =. q 81 i3Gth-sf,
pi.SAs'4 * rreg, southern Boulevard n Z.
- o l5sth-st. l72Nl15N irree william II Lake
$4,000. r $ ..............
Ihonapson-st No l0l 10 io8 5OxiO0: william
no L. Amos i Emo; n :. S5i .............. BLOC
a--lA-afe. n " cor q lS5th-sf. 2Gxio0. Paul
Seger . Simon Bernheimer and another;
= .............-. i0
oonvent-ave n " cor OF Iasth-st isiir75: Ray
Ls~ensohn % Helen w Brown; r :. 81 30:
Hsth-st 100 II . of 5th-aVe 25xlOOIl: VIII
A. an Nelson 20 Louis Lese; r. :. S33....-.--.. i0
Th-si No 2S2 East. 25xlO0.s: Hew-York Mutual
,,asss0 g 30 nortFsse, $1,000 .....-.. $3.50
."Ih-ff, q. 25O II of 7th-ave. l25a89. II. the
tt.tltehe Life Assurance Society 10 George
Ssh-at s. 272a n of 5th-ave p 7rioo5:
gary = w Terrell 10 A Louisa N!nford al;
= ~ o2.~s
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19

The eighth above described property is mum
hered 5T2 Third Avenue and is following
Dated. Nev--York March II. 1901.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
East 3sth Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19

The twelfth above described Of property Is nun
bered 5T6 Third Avenue. and upon the foIl i
diagram. ''''"'s
Dated. New-York. March H. 1901
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY
East 3sth Street AS''e'
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19

The seventh above described parcel Of property
bered 5+ Third Avenue and is shown the following
diagram
Dated, New-York. March IL 1901.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY
East 3Sth Street
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19

The tenth above described parcel OF pronerrv q. =
neref dSS Third Avenue and is the
diagram ~ '" '"s Aot!oWtnG
Dated. New-York. March IL 1901
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST coNPsvv
Trustee.
East 3sth Street
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
Counirn iJroperin for Sale.
TWIN LAKES, CONNECTICUT.

700 feet lake 'front.' drive 10 sharon
Norfolk. MI Washington. etc: charming place
cottage. ana hath: IN rd
woods; plumbing farm house
from railway thirty II valley and
mountains: abundance spring gravity will sacr-
fee for SIS 600 tFo.io S.S95D.
PHILLIPS & WELLS. Tribune Building
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19

Connirn propertn 10 Get
IsNGLEwOOD property specially; fine houses rent;
Il apply early for summer. Z. c. DILLINGHAA. 40
kassau-st-. " Y
SEABRIGHr and vicinity; 40 cottages for the
- summer, from $500 IS 600 Address
PACKER & SON. Seabrsht ~. J.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-19

The sixth above described parcel OF property nun
bere 25s West S61h street. and shown fol
lowing diagram:
Dated. New York March IL. 1901
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY
Trustee.
West 36th Street. No 25s.