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New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ OF NEW YORK-Fannie BurchaTd Natt.v IS4s
Plaintiff against TOIlberg md Gt1ers Foe
Action No l. In pursuance o. 4 Jud5Inen. %
c1osrIra and Sale duly entered in ne 49,
1901 the un,!ers gred he Referee IN SAID Yor<
named will sell Public Auction, at me Nes sc
Real Estate Salesroor. No. Ill BROADWAY. IN .,,-h
Borough OF City Of New YORK on - Sav
day 1901. II O'Clock noon on %
bv wi,Iiau NJ Ryan tcneer. the premises "a
nv sad i1Idgrnert to sold therein desc.psJ
follows: All certain lot. piece or parce
with the building and improvements thereon ,=I ~
situate living being IN the Twenty-tnird a-,5n
the CITY OF New York thorough OF The ErCiiJs yvsa
on certain map entitled Map OF SecIion a OF - In
Esta,e belonging TO Twenty-5ird Ward lIna r-hn
nrovsrnent Company. July !. 1885. mace ~
q Van Horne Engineer and CITY Str..ss - New
IN of the Register OF the Coultl
York Is known and designated by the lot Iot S7i-
and Is bounded aEi oesc'V
lows TO wit: Commencing at point on the 49, +Senry
OF the Southern boulevard distant two hls
fcrrei y
of the Southern
the Southerly Jennings street tLorts - along
PIace) and running thence FsststS
en-. S,uthsrlv line OF lot number one nGhH,eI i--s
s-rset mart cf the distance through pd,t ,ttb
one nvr ~ Southerty ana raFilL1' vvss,
said Southern twenty-five aet ore
orIy and along the Northery tn OF lot
Win Iennrxs sweet hundred feet % the .bs-iy
sids ~ said Southern Boulevard. and theIice snrv-
and along said Easterly side ot saif EouleFalH '
Ave feet 10 the point place o: beginnins
Dated New York. Nov. 18th. lgUIc 11,,e rsfares.
-s NEVER Attorney Cor Plaintiff No W
Cedar St New City. Borough OF AZ lid as
TIL. following is a diagram Of the property 70 o7 SUM
Ne'' Jennings Street
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"YA WLNG." "
THE NARRATIVE OF A GLORIOUS vOY
AGE.

YEAR IN YAW,a True rhfSt. Tale 2oo. 2f the TaA Ad
ventures Of -Four BOYS IN D. ihirty mr. Poo6 f f 9%.
tain Ransom. Illustrated. Octave PIP. viii, 800.
Doubleday, Page & Coz
This is the story of a trip that was in many
ways unique The travellers four boys
and their boat, which they built themselves
was only thirty feet in length. Yet in her
they sailed from Lake Michigan, by way of
canals and rivers. to the mouth of the Mssis-
sippi; ceasted thence along the shore Of the Gulf
rounded the end of Florida, and made their way
up the Atlantic Coast to Norfolk, Philadelphia
and New-York, by way of the Raritan Canal
Continuing up the Hudson and through the
Erie Canal and the lakes they finally reached
home after a journey of more than seven
thousand miles. The motives of the chief en-
gineer of this ambitious undertaking are set
forth in the following somewhat obvious but
most enthusiastic speech:
Listen I've studied this thing out and I know
1t can be done You know what L want to be
and what / want to do. and there is no way Of
seeing all kinds of boats and experiencing all
kinds of weather and conditions of water and
climate except by seeing and experiencing them.
The best and thorough way of doing it,
it seems to me, is to go in a small boat you
have built yourself ana see everything at hFSt
hand
So the four boys went, and they most of
the things they wanted to see and experienced
more kinds and conditions Of water and wind
than seemed to them at the time at all desir-
able The Gazelle they named their yawl,
had numerous escapes from various
kinds of disaster. She bumped by other
boats ran into bridge piers because the wind
failed them and the draw would not open,
rapids and lodged reefs OFF Baton Rouge the
yawl encountered a terrific ice storm, which
forced her to lie to for several days, and nearly
sunk her into the bargain, with the weight of
ice it deposited upon her. Her youthful crew
had to turn out in lively style with axes and
chop the ice off her decks, or she would doubt
less have gone the bottom. 1t not
grateful task for the thermometer stood at D
degrees below zero, and the yawl pitched and
rolled like crazy thing in the force of the gale.
And this in the Sunny Southr' wrote the weary
captain sarcastically in his log.
of ST. Joseph's Bay the wind failed the Ga
zee and one Of her crew put off in the yawls
tender and went fishing. He caught the biggest
; fish he had 1t nothing less than
a 12-foot shark. and for time it looked if
the shark was fishing for boy and not the boy
for shark However, the got the fish after
long fight Not long afterward. the young
] voyagers passed fleet of sponge fishing boats,
had ride on a monster turtle, and performed
other feats all of which veracously recorded.
The Gazelle proved a stanch boat, and her
courageous and skilful one. When the age and
| inexperience OF the young sailors taken into
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foreclosure Sales

cSTSTE1 OF NEW YORk.-Supreme Court
~ County Of New York-Anna Drummer: plaintiff VS.,
Sophie sseT Ggs5h gTl gansha6s Eabeth euf
Eliza Eise Sa Of the rifle 1s9G eg and 9ohn Dealer e
o last 6n named Tss Gns f john e6eT
widow Xavier Junghans deceased Gustav Aaiei . anu
MSs FFeda Mae o6 Eva da5 hr
Of the premises described in the complaint julius BOX
pat Frank wall tenant Of the premises described in
e @ of h eat @ Of Xav.er JunEhans TO
above named defendants: You hereby summoned TO
the complaint in this acon and 10 stb sTre s1y
Of I'VE on ths p bs exclusive Of hs
day of seryee and IN case 9i your tanre @ 70 M t
for in the complaint Trial to be held
in the County ,1 OF, Of New New y York Isn.,. 100,
NASH RocKWooD Plaintiffs Attorney oflcs fr and Post
@ ehf ad L"us Tsu s0ef Eliza '0fsge se
Mater Treida Maier. Eva Maier John oshsF: TilIy
yoa S to
order Of Honorable Proctor Clark Justice of the
Sap Of NoVeber 1901 and fled on that day with
OF the complaint in the Clerks once Of the County
original complaint having been filed there the s1st day
The object Of this action make partition accord
that partition cannot be made without great prejudice
then for the sale of the following described
Situate in the Twentieth Ward Of city York
fh he 'R Eighth an Nnth and known and
mated I map = of hs % q n Ena luna @
file in the office of the Register Of the city and County
nine (S39 Commencing on the southerly side of Thirty
adjoining lot number three hundred and
thirty-eig on said map feet
easterly southeastery the Ninth
Thfrty-eghh street. thence running easteriy
along ThryeIghth street twenty-five feet TO lot number
ana forty said thence southerly
along hundred and and parallel with
the the Sfe Hs the
Thirty-eghth thence westerly.
said lot number three hundred
and hirtyegh thence northerly along said lot three
thirtyeight and parallel with the Ninth
nue. nnety-eght feet and nine inches the southerly
Thiry-eighth the place of beginning
premises conveyed Xavier by
John r wife by April 1876 and
Registers office aforesaid IN Lber
Conveyances. a 224 May 3. 1870
following is diagram of the property sought
partitioned Sold its street number being 326
Thirty-eighth street:
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

OF NEW YORK.-Fannie Burchard Mattress
Plaintiff against John Toberg and others. Defendants
Action No. 2 In pursuance Of a Judgment Of Fore
Sale duly made and entered in above
1901. l. undersigned the Referee in judgment
named will sell Public Auction the York
Real Estate Salesroom No. III Broadway. the
Borough Manhattan. City Of New York the tenth
OF December 1901. at u O'Clock day
by William NJ Ryan Auctioneer the premises directed
follows: All that lot. piece parcel Of land
building and improvements thereon erected.
situate lying and being in the Twenty-hird Ward
the city New York Borough OF The Bronx. which
on a map entitled Map Of Section Of the
Estate belonging Twenty-third Ward Land In
G; Van Horne Civil Engineer and City Surveyor.
filed in the Register Of the County Of New
York IS known designated by the lot number One
hundred and bounded and described
follows wit: Commencing at point on the East
erly side Southern Boulevard distant two hundred
feet Southery from formed the
ton of said Easteriy side Of the Southern Boulevard
wiz Southery side Of Jennings Street formerly
known Place. and running thence Eastery
and along Southery line OF lot number One hundred
Street one thence Southery and parallel
with said Southern Boulevard twenty-five feet thence
westerly and along Northery line Of lot number One
hundred thirty-six said and again parallel
OF the distance through
party wall hundred feet the Eastery side Of said
Easteriy side of Boulevard twenty-five feet ths
pont or place OF beginning.
Dated New York. November Is. 1901
-N' GEO HAAS Refsree
CHARLES B. MEYER Attorney for Plaintiff No. 90
Cedar St. New York City. Borough of Manhattan
Jennings Street
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SUPREME CoUar. COUNTY OF NEW

~ yoRK-Robert H Oakley. Trustee. etc. Plain
.t1 ,rsnst Missoura B Houpt and others Defendants
In pursuance Judgment o. torecosure and sale duly
the above entitled action. bearing
Of November. 1901 l. the undersigned
Ss Referee in said Judgment named. will sell Public
Auction AZ the Real Estate Saesroor. Nc Ill
ysrosSWav in the Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New
Work on the I1th day Of December 1901. AT IL o'clock
noon en- that dsy Herbert a Sherman AGctioneer.
The directed said Judgment 20 be sold and
thsr.i described All that certain lot piece
81 land. with the building thereon erected
sitsfs living and being the Borough Of The Bronx
a. T,v County and State OF New York. and bounfet
and described as follows: Beginning az point on ns
Snn,hsrIv side hundred and thrty-sxth (155t)
street distant Hundred fifty C2G feet Eastery
by the intersection or the south
s5s Of One hundred thirtysxth C36th) street
with ~. EasterIy St AIMS Avenue: runnins
thsnc. Southwsrdiy parallel with St AIMS Avenue and
mart of the distance through party wall hundrf
ffon, feet 10 the line OF the block thence East
vardIy along saiG line Of the block twenty-five 9
Thence Northwardy again parallel with St ACES
Avenue andp distance through another pery
wall one hundred the Southerfy side OF Ore
hundred and G3Sth) Street: tnsnce Wst
wardly along SOutheriy side OF One hundred and
thrty-sixh C36h) Street twenty-five Co fesr 10 sns
point CT place Of beginning.
Dated: New York. November Is, 1901
GEORGE F. I.ANGBEIN. Referee
PHILIP E. CONNELL. Attorney for Plainttn ID flnS
Borough OF Manhattan New York City
The following diagram OF the property 70 ne soE
as described number being No sSA =
156th Street:
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foreclosure Sales.
CTFREME COURT. COUNTY OF NJ
+ NEW

SUPREME NOON11 OF NCpy
~ yoRK-Ellen Kent PIaintir. against F-,r.. :
Bonn and others Defendants: In pursuance Of tudr.
Of foreclosure sale. duly made and entered IN M
action, and bearing date 2Trb ne
November 1901 I. the undersigned the Referee IN 80, 1
Judgment named viii sell at public auction az the Na
HorourS Of Manhartan City York on ~. ,, ne
day of December 1901. az u O'Clock that sv n
William NJ Ryan, Auctioneer. the premises directed ~
said Judgment be Sold and therein described a. q,
thereon situate lying and being the rortherv
Tventy-eiehth street IN Borough OF Manhafr,,
the CITY Of New York bounded and described "a
Iows BEGINNING at point on the northsriy side OF
from the pcrthwesteriy corner of Second
TwentyeighF street, and running thence northeriy q,
Second seyentyfOur feet
rourfhs of an inch westerly. line uaraIel -
line parael second twentyfour
inches: thence easterly line
with Twentyeghth street twenty-five feet thence north
parallel Second avenue
and three-fnurhs Of inch: thence eastery
I,ne parael street. TO the boun
Diary line Of Rose Hill Farm: thence southeastern
along said boundary line until II strikes point
hounSar line distant feet westerly ina
side Of thence southerly, on
paraIel Second avenue TO point disrau-
seveny-three and nine inches northerly from ths
on line parallel tc Twenty-eighh street. nineteen rest
thence soltheriy line parallel TO Second avenue
and nine inches to the northery line
Twenty-eiglth and thence westerly, along
the place Of beginning the said dimensions except
TIE width or ty-eighth street, being less
Dated New York. December 2nd 1901
ARTHUR D. TRUAX. Referee
JOHNSTON 4 JOHNSTON. Attorneys for Piaintr
and 10 Centre Street. Borough Of Manhattan New YORK
City.
The following is diagram Of property be sod;
Its street number is 245 East 2Sth Street:
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The appro Innate amount o. the lien or charge 70
Witch the above-descrfbed property IS 70 be sold
- -Four thousard one hundred hfryfour 45f0O dollars
S4 l54 4Io0 with interest thereon from the 1 day Of
with costs and allowances
smonnrn 10 s23f 21OO with interest from November 5
Ic.oI With Of the sale The
nroxas amount Of taxes assessments. or other Hens
which are be allowed 10 the purchaser out OF the pur
chase money paid By the Referee Is sls2 iOo and
interest go,
100000 GEO. HAAS. Referee
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The approximate amount ot the hen or enars - So
Ig 6 with interest thereon from the lin dS
and allowances
ing 10 Sl23 10 with interest from November
with the expenses OF the sale. The appL 20
~ taxes assessments other liens, which are
be allowed o purchaser out OF me puII-i9SS "
or paid by the r. feree IS sSo2 81 ana htef7S'-
Dated. York. November is lS0icc pa.s-ss
D ~ GEORGE F. LANGBElN. hsiele7-
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The approximate amount Of the lien or ena.s old
satisfy which ,he above-descrihed property Is
hundred and 4S-Oo
154 45-IUOJ interest thereon from the l-,n
November, with costs and
s231 2-10o with interest from Novelo
1901 together expenses OF the sale 1ne Hsns
proximate of assessments. or othsI
which allowed the purchaser out OF ts
chase money paid BY the Referee. Is SID -tN0' -
interest
Dated. New York. November is. 1901. ,.~>
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2Sth Street.
approximate or charge to satisfy
the above-described property sold is SIS
706 %. with interest thereon rom the 10Th day No
1901 together with allowance amount
ing S3S96f, together the expenses the sas
The approximate Of the taxes assessments ana
rates, other be allowed purchase
of purchase money. paid bv the Referee b
1910. ~ and interest.
Dated New York. 2nd day of December. 1901.
ARTHUR D. TRUAX. Referes
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LackaWanna Railroad.
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\. M.-For BinEhamton and Syracuse
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consideration the Gazelles voyage seems scarce
| " less noteworthy than any one OF the voyages
across the ocean made in an open boat ny oioer
sailors.
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lessons free Free and social talks different
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Gnrroqates Notlces.


IN pursuance of au order of Hon. Abner c.
- Thomas a Surrogate County of New York
notice is hereby given to all having claims
John T. Bruce. of the County York Borourh
thereof 10 the subscriber his place of ransacting
business at the office Of Chas. p. & VIM W. Buckley
ROOM 1015, Nc. 1i1 Broadway. the City York
On or before the th,rtyfrst day of December
Dated New York the twenty fourth day OF June 1901.
CHAs. P. WM. ". BUCKLEY. Attorneys for Executor.
141 Broadway. N Y. City. Borough of Manhattan.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank
T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate County of New
York, notice is hereby given all having
against Henry Mills Day, late OF the County New
the subscriber her place OF transactng
the Office of Sherman Day No. 80 Broad Street,
Borough Of Manhattan City of New York, before
the 25th day of June
Dated New York. the 10th day of December. 1901
SARAH V. DAY
SHERMAN DAY Attorney for Executrx. 80 Street
New York City
HAIGHT, JOSEPH-In pursuance of an order
of Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate of III.
County of New York notice Is hereby give.
having claims against Joseph Bagh late OF COUNTY
OF New YORK deceased. TO present the
thereof TO the subscribers their transact
So2 Broadway. Borough Manhattan City OF New
York. or before the 5th March ~
Dated New York. the day August, 1901
GEORGE II. FOSTER
GEORGE W. HAIGHT tE2xecutors
ANDREW F. MURRAY,
AUGUST c. NANZ. Attorney for Executors. No. 302
broadway. Borough of Manhattan New York City
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Brooklyn.

LyRENCH. Spanish. German. ItFran.-rrot. Pellsrii
i School Languages. 1c6 West 23d New York Branch
Ccurt-st.. Brooklyn.
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A YEAR IN YAWT. True Tale of the Ad-
ventures of -Four Boys in Thirty Foot fawl
By Russell Doubleday From the Log of Cap
tain Ransom. Illustrated. octave, PIP. viii, 3o5
(Doubleday. Page q Coz
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4nstrurIlou.
For Young Ladies-City.

an5trurIlou.
For Young Ladies-City.
M RoARpINt; AND DAY SCHOOL Foreign travel.
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MRS DORIS BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
Y. GIRLS AND CHILDREN Home School, 203 ". 106th
St; Day School 3O3 ". 1929 St Hours from to lis
YJyFE COMsTOCK SCHOOL. 4Oth-st-
I BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Miss DAY Principal. Miss BOYD Associate Principal.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
Il POUGHKEEPSTE ~. Y. AND THE
NEW YORK BUSINESS INSTITUTE.
business schools America They
train for practical work and always SECURE SfTUA-
TIoNs graduates OF complete Course Day and even
ing sessions
Cali write for free catalogue. Address
CLEMENT C. GAINES, NJ. A. b. L. Prest
East I25th St. New York y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-10
Gearbers.

A EVERETT STONE (Yale and Columba). 3IS West
"a. Both St Tutor for all colleges: long experience.
FNR W G. HOWELL. private tutor, pupils homes or
A. at III h s2d-st Two pupils received in family.
EDRoFESSOR OTSINI desires give in French
AI.NARADO. 20G L. 9th