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New-York tribune., 1901-11-08

see ss2 iO costs s35s 81 500 3 to paintn
for 500 306 e 122dst 100 it OF 2d-axe P TX
f0011 story h; foreclosure sale Harlem say % Lahk
az; Henry o NeilI ct al; F Wightman, atty; Ezekiel
Fixran ref due On tudgt s3f2 3d. taxes
etc 81 200: to plaintiff s.. 500. ~ . - -.
Central park West 25x1O9sla: story dwg h: fore
closure sale: Metropolitan Savings Bank agt S,,h
ref due on udst s57 $50 49, costs $3.50 90 etc
So 2s4 54 to plaintiff s52 500: 326 East 4th-st
of od-ave. 2.x1022; story tenement n loe-
Frankenhemer. atys Arthur d Iruas Ee1' % que
81 lo6 So S37l taxes etc Sal2 ppt npt
and interest; 155hst. 425 IT Of court court
andt-ave 25xl0O story h; foreclosure Of plaln-
f's lien; Appleby ct al trus etc agt Ihoaas
DGnHs e s Arnold Wsgns n aa e'y tsx ac sai to
Michael Katzbroski TOO SOC and sos
Foreclosure sale: Henry Mary KiEch-
ner: & Pressinser attys Georte h-ecAen1 'ase'
judg +.144 ST. costs. s255 os taNes &c
5000: to plaintiff for $4,000. ,o... =.
BY James Wells Fox ST. 1911 IT n o. loStR R-s
sxlO0. story foreclosure sale Louise Dts.
Amund johnson ct al; Ernest Hail. atty; oiasenee
1. /; due Judgt 81 tss os COSTS
S251 TO- taxes SAB; plt for $500; roast' 8
177G Fl n Of I65h-st. 16 sx10O; story d~g n i9s
closure parties; action q due on 2oaEo' E
BY Boyd: Gi E :6th st, s. loo II Z ot 80 . -,
ave 20x1ooS1; story h; foreclosure SAFE -.
costs s32O 50 taxes etc s26S2 81; withdrawn 90 y not
st s 5. lSO II Of Madson-aHe 4'XlWo12! rnni 80
H. foreclosure sale: Luke Kouwenhoren agt fraHoiS
Schnusg all De & Riker. attys; Eugene Sin'
ref due judgt. s1567S "a costs. 1920 90: taxes '
S2.T43 81: withdrawn. , C.--,-,,
Lane. cor n 1222 22x l46i-2'E os ,o'H
7ox 12672x irregulae s@1 OK ioS -oe 1s
W adj \ 11oosx 952x n W alo:osx ~ iiSpa
x 691x 6 vacant; about u acres ,nth
sale Joseph SticIney Francis schnugs & e, az on ndrt
$3.50 etc, Siboo 90
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
4 FATAL RUNWAY ACCIDENT.
DRIVER THROWN FROM HIS SEAT IN I'm
TRIAL PARK WEsT-HIS SKULL
FRACTURED

A runaway at Central Park west anu IN
hundred d-and-second-st, yesterday fesuileu
tally for Thomas Gilligan. forty years 0'N'
5o,,oa ,,r,pou-n and injuries for William Hen
sixteen years old Of No. "A Eighth-aVe.
The horse attached to a light express "asol'
bacarne frfphtened and bolted. Gilligan o!d ms
hest TO avoid collisions with street a., autc-
mobiles and other vehicles which cro"oe" ,ii1
street and succeeded until he reached -,
-second-st. There the rear "ieel
Of the wagon struck a southbound trolley car
and Helm vas hurled to the pavement and re-
ceiyed serious scalp wounds -,
Half way I'D the block Gilligan lost ms pal
snce in the swaying vehicle and was thrown
out He fell on his head; little fqrther up
the horse was stopped. Policeman DolaIl VI
the One-hundredth-st. station called an afipu-
lance and Gilligan and Helm were removed ~
the ]. Hood Wright Hospital There II was
found that Gilligan's skull had been Iractuieu'
He died without regaining CONSEQUENCES.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
CORNER BROADWAY AND

~ 10TH sTREET-Ncw York Supreme Court. County
OF Jacob y Butler plaintiff against Joseph
a Stol Defendants In pursuance OF judgnen OF
duly made and entered IN the above
entitled action and bearing date the day OF
October 1901 undersigned referee In said Judgment
named Will public auction at the New York Real
Salesr1onn Broadway the Borough ot
Manhattan Of York. Friday. the fifteenth
dav ~ November 1901 twelve o'clock noon on that
dav by Ryan. Auctioneer. the premises de
sorlbcd in Judgment follows: All that certain
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF Eew-fork bounded and
described beginning at the corner formed by
the the norhcry side OF One hundred and
easte-ly side OF broadway
the northery side of One hun
ninety nine t) feet and one Cd
right angles hundred
seventh street hundred oOi feet eleven On inches to
centre lire OF block westerly along said line
twenty I'VE co thence sOutherly at right angles
seventh Street twenty five tb feet
two (2 inches westerly parallel with One hundred
hundred and three iO feet three
side of Broadway:
along eastcrly side Of Broadway
.ighty-one feet QS) inches the
point OF beginning.
LOUIS wendell. Jr.. Referee.
ROVFRS & SANDS. Attorneys for Plaintiff. 81 Nassau
street Borough OF Manhattan. New York City:
The following is a diagram OF the property referred
IN ne fcregSp. notice OF sale:
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
NEW YORK COUNTY.

~ Louis Bossert another. Plaintiffs. against Mary
F.nnesxv and others Defendants. In pursuance OF
Judgment foreclosure and sale duly made and ente.
in In, above action bearing date october ltH
IGOI the undersigned. the referee in said Judgment
named viii public auction at the New York eal
Estate Saesroom No. III Broadway. borough OF Man
Drcemher 1901. twelve O'Clock noon. by William NJ
RYAN auctIoneer premises said Judgment
and therein described as follows: All that
parcel OF land with the buldltss
erected situate lying and being In the tourtm
OF Borough of Manhattan. in the CITY ouH'E
Of New York. and bounded and descrins ped ~
Brgnning point In the Westerly lfe OF
Frankfort Street hundred and eighteen tlS
inches Southerly from the Southwestery
and William street
along tn" line ~ land or late De
longing Of David HHrrott nbout one hun
and half q ~ inches
land he Beekman family and or late
Ashfleld and Mr. Chalmers, thence
mentioned line about twenty
five go feet q line of land late belonging
HawXhurst: thence Easerly along said last
mentioned hundred four 900 feet five t1)
inches Frankfort and thence North
erIy along Frankfort Street Twenty-nne (2) feet
point place of beginning. be said
several dimensions less Said premises being
number twentynne (29) Frankfort Street.
Dated New York. November d. 1901.
JOHN JEROIOMAN. Referee.
ATwATER & CRUIKSHANk. Plaintiffs Attorneys. is
Cedar Street New York. n. y,
The following is diagram of the premises 10 be sold:
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By Peter F Meyer s. % E i1sh-st 80
Madison-aye 27xI0o IL: story b h; W.lhemine
TTIIraan axt Frieda Hart al: Quackenbush Wise
attys: Thomas + Keogh, ref amt due 81 4o4 1o
taxes ETC. S1.033 IS: prior morris. s2 900: withdrawn
and Cedar-st. S21o2 10KS5N41 xix
Trinity-ave. S. 81 II OF Cedar-s
adjoining above 751f0o: vacant: foreclosure sale Fe1i
nand TIecht David w Laing et al: Rose & PUtze
sftys: Abraham Jacobs ref: due judgi So 5
s35s t. taxes s1411; prior $1,000; .n
for 5000 prior mort and interest; Brook and
Wendoye- l04. S5x2o. .oxl0i. .7ix23.91; 4
,ory h and store foreclosure sale Eugene Sondheim
agt Louis Lutjens al: Sontheim Sondhem. attys
1857 45: taxes. etc. $500; to pltf for sl2 400
By Bryan L Kennedy & Co: Broadway and 102d-et
cor 1is: sNory apt with stores; toreclosure
sale: William Rose at Joseph kashars ct al entanin
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
THE FJRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

$3.50 m-No as3 Monroe Barnard Levy; slight
,o.r, Mo Io3 Fourth-st; owner unknown
slight.
100 y m-So 3 Montgonery-st.: owner unknown
eight.
90 Mo z71 E1ast one-hundred-and-hfty nrst-st.
c Pafle: $500
o.so y Mo 2i5 Tenth-st- Annie cantie; $3.50
,.xs n m-No Sc Thirtisth-st-: unknown:
damage
200 p u-Nc JOB stanton-sf: Steinberg Co.; $500.
600 o. m-No 2.I92 seventh-aye. Benjsmin Breper
slight.
m.->o East SeNca'y sSseph
stern: SIG
s:I5 o. Mo Sal west Ihir1y-fif'h-sI: j. y" Ger
lack: $50
y m-,so lea East Thirty-hfth-st. unknown:
damage.
m.-Jer3fne Fark ltSsef'mf Duefr constructioh
Company; $500,
s.ao n Mo aIs T~entysxth-st. Bellevue Hos
pitai Nursery ga
40 y Mo ass West One hundred nd siKteenth-st.
TlIisA ooidsteAs &lcoD
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

32i st. No II East. FOR story brick hotel
25NeS. NJ 4 Cass Levy No oI East 3fth-st
owner: Oscar Kow!uson. No 81 Ccrt!andt st.
ls7th-st. :, - Il Of Belmont for n
story and basement brick tenement house. 26K
%. James Shaney. No liis Sleb6lns ave, own
er. Pau G Hunter. llI~ Stculns- architect II
l6Sth-st and tni1n-HNe. southwest Tor
four story ard basement brick tenement
with store. 25.3NS&. Thomas Smith. owner
Pau! Hunter. las Stebbius ave. architect 35
15itL-st. No 5l3 East for i story frame shed.
2iNii. Y x VI Lang premises. owner. Gustav
Sch~arz No 3J4 East I5Sth-st architect ...-...
Columbus ave No SD. for story brick store.
16dNGn. Diessen & Narncze. So lt-' East lou'h-
81. owner: James " Cole. No iO3 West 5lst-
architect Is
Monroe 30 rob. for a story frame shed.
25xN, Rudolph Walter. preu1isc-. owner: Edward
"eu.. No l.jHl "t-aNe. architect. ..-....
Jcfe.s N 81. =. l75 Il n pf Morris Park ave.
f1r TWO story frame dwelling 2'N}G. Edward
Gahil. premises owner. Ehehng. - Law
renee" ave architect }
34th-st and 5th-ave. corner for fourteen story
brick office building. 6l.5xlOo- knlck"rhoCk-r
Trust Company. 27th-st and 9TH axe. owners.
MCkim, Meade * White. 100 9th ave architects $50
lAoth-St and 3i-ayc. corner. a
frame shed. l4xl4 u 9 Murphy premises own
b3d-st No - West. FOR hve story brick dwelling
house 2oN61.i: J Manning. premises. owner:
Augustus Allen. 5th-ave and 4Tthst. architect 30
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
n. P. CONTEST SETTLED.
DETAILS ABOUT THE PROPOSED PRO
PRIETARY COMPANY NOT
YET KNOWN.

There is longer any question that the
Northern Pacific contest has been settled. o1'
extreme reticence continues to be observed pS
ali the interests concerned as TO the essenuai
features of the plan of settlement 1t is KNOWN
that proprietary company is to be formed pus
whether il will hold only the Northern Pacllic
common stock. the preferred being retired, or
viii take over also the stocks OF other Foaus IL
a point upon which the Street has no informa-
tion II was said yesterday, on what is re-
Carded as excellent authority, that virtually the
only important detail OF the plan not yet agreeu
upon was ;he question in which State the pro-
jected proprietary company should be incor-
porated.
There was a conference yesterday at the
Grand Central Station between J. Pierpont MOT
gan and William Il Vanderbilt whom MT MOT
gan under the truce agreement OF last May hao
designated as arbitrator in the Northern Pacific
matter A rumor that this conference might
signify that a hitch had occurred in the settie-
rllerlt was declared authority TO be paSeless-
Special dispatches from chicago s:alo Inat -. a.
the annual meeting on w euneSuaN III tii'tr ~
OF the stockholders OF the Burhngton' r. ~
Hartman James Stillman, Jacob n sochtIl'
Norman Il. ReaU. Robert Bacon ana IL MIN
T,,-onlbly were selected directors The meet
ing was adjourned until next Thursday, "hen'
n IS believed here these men will be formally
elected TO the Burlingtons board the Northern
Pacific settlement having meanwhile oeen per
fected TO the last detail and perhaps ofhclaIly
announced
OF he six men whose names are given in the
Chicago advices Messrs. Hartman, StilTnan
and Schif are Union Pacific directors, Messrs' ISIS
Bacon and Ream would represent the hlll-Mor-
gan Eparty and Mr.. Twombly is regarded as the
Chicago and Northwestern represellId'lNe
When the Northern Pacific plan viii be mace
public, or by which side. is probably not YET
exactly known by the parties in interest them
selves for the complete working Of the plan
IS a task Of great complexity and necessarily
slow r7roeress But il is not likely to be many
days delayed.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
VANDERBILT STOCKS ADVANCE
HOLDING COMPANY FOR THE ILLINOIS ohN
TRIAL RAI1RC AD.

The Vanderbilt stocks were the feature OF the
stock market yesterday, following the return OF
w X Vanderbilt from Europe on WEDNESDAY
Eevv-York Central advanced to lo212 ana cioSeu a.
1s7I = net gain Of 2Ie points for the day; ana fg
-Four Canada Southern and Lake Erie and west
.rn made a gain of q point each .
There were many rurlors OF an carry
,,s,7+ fs,-ors II, to the Newly ork Centrals slaI
holders and it was declared on good authority tI
Nj Vanderbilt had already examined ana pfac
aI,- approved plan drafted for his colsldEr IL
This ulan providing for the formation OF q hoturs
Sor7r1s,r modelled after the PeEnsy wanna OH
1aanT yyhich should take over the stocks OF tig
Lake Erie and Western, he Canada S9uleIn I I %1
81 other minor independent lines, popuIarly kflo"H
as the Junior Vanderbiits. - .o,r,
announcement a special meeting OF tEe stoch
,,oI5.rs of the Michigan Central on DecfIaoeT
was thought in the to have some RELATION 70
fbe mans of Nr Vanderbilt for unincatfon OF lle
Vanderbilt interests
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
OKLAHOMA, TEXAS AND GULF 1NCoR-
PORATED

Oklahoma City Okla Nov. THE Oklahoma
Texas and Gulf Railway. TO run from kingflsher
hv way Of Oklahoma City and Coalgate, Ind l..
TO Paris Texas, was Incorporated here to-day by
Alfred T Yerfes, OF Chicago; Harold Berry OF
N.-w-Yo-k assistant counsel of the New York
Central and local capitalists MI 1e-kes Is
cousin of Charles T. Yerkes. Of Chicago ana Lon
sc1 ana Mt Berry is a relative Of William c
Whitney. of Nev-York- 1t is said Mr Whitney
and Alfred Vanderbilt will furnish the money TO
construct the road. The road will run q distance
OF $50 miles Kngf7sher. the northern terminus is
sffl5at ted in the centre of the Oklahorna-indian Ter
ritory country and Paris is in the northeastern
corner Texas.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08

The joint directories OF the Denver and Rio
Crande Railroad Company and the Rio Grande
Western Railway Company, have elected as chair
man OF the board George J. Gould; president, f. T
Jeffery; vice president and general manager. Rus
sell Harding; secretary, Stephen Little treasurer.
] w Csilluiy: assistant treasurer, Jesse White j.
r. Andrews was elected assistant secretary for the
Denver and Rio Grande. and W. F. Cotton assist
ant secretary for the Rio Grande Western. The
directors OF the Rio Grande southern elected the
following: President L. T. Jeffery; vice-president
and general manager. Russell Harding; secretary.
J. d. Andrews; treasurer. J. W Gilluy; assistant
secretary stephen Little, and assistant treasurer,
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
PrrSB ORDER FOR THE CINCINNATI.

Boston, Nov. (speciaD-Chariestown Navy falu
officials have received word that the Navy Depart
roent has sent out order to rush to conPieuoi
the work on the protected cruiser Cincinnati "hich
g ,a,,y ran,odelled at the New-York Navy Yard
with view OF putting her into commission IL AS
nartment,e belief that Rear Admiral CromWell
needs more ships on the European Station IN CON
rertion with this report about the C1nclnnatl lS
said mart Of the crew OF the Prairie. Wfllch mas
been assembled aboard the receiving snip N3oaSh
in Bostor Harhor. probably Will oe oiueieu ~ -e'
York for the cruiser.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
TINE WAR BETWEEN CHICAGO AND ST
PAUL.

Chicago Nov IA time war is in sight among
railroads operating between Chicago and st. Paul
Vice-President Bird of the Milwaukee and St Paul
road, has given written notice to the managers Of
the otker Chlcago-St. Paul lines that the St Paul
company would consider itself no longer party to
the agreement for the time OF passenger trains be-
-v-eau the Two cities. This the first break that
has occurred in the time agreement, and railroad
men consider il the opening gun OF night to be eX
pected between the combinations and the lndeIenc-
ents II is expected that in the event OF war Delng
begun. as threatened the time between Chicago
and ST. Paul viii be reduced from thirteen hours
and twenty minutes to ten hours.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08

East Street
lien charge satisfy
which ab7ve-described property sold. Is
Sis 1907 with thereon from the 1Ith day OF
october 1901 with and allowance amount
ing TO S372 % with from October 10 1901
gether with expenses the sale The approximate
OF taxes other liens. which
te OF the purchase money
paid he Referee i $500 AMI interest
Dated. New York October 81. 1901:
GROSVENOR S HUBBARD. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
CHICAGO MAN BUYS IN F1FTH-AvE.

The four story building No. 172 Fifth-ave. was
sold yesterday by L. J. Phillips & Co. TO Henry c
Lytton Of Chicago. Mr.. Lytton bought the prop
erty as an investment. He intends to put up big
business building the site when the leases on it
expire Boehm & Coon the sellers. They
bought the parcel about four months Mr..
Lytton gave in part payment Nos. 22S, 800 and S21
West Eleventh-st., apartment houses, on a plot
73.5x95 feet. which he recently bought at fore
closure sale.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tribune
"A received at their Uptown Oice i242 Broadway
2d door north of 31tst, until O'Clock
received at the following branch Offices regular
office rates until O'Clock VIZ 254 Sthave S
cor 23d ST loS shave cor l2th-st Macys eth
Coiumbusave..
West 42d- St. 6thave. 90 East 14th-. 257 West
42dst. between 7th and sth l59 East 47hst sss
3d-ave. between 10th and ITth .O26
1.70S s9th st:
225 BIeecker-sI
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ OF NEW YORK.-Rohert c. Watson. Francis A.
Watson Henry r. c. Watson. as executors OF and
trustees last will and o William
Watson. deceased. Plaintiffs. against John E DOYLE
Agnes Regan and others. INSTRUMENTATION A. In pur-
slIance OF Judgment Sale duly made
nd entitled action
October. 1901 the undersigned.
Judgment named will sell Public a
York Real Estate Saesroom. No. III Broadway
Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New York the
14th day OF November 1901. at u O'Clock on that
day. William NJ Ryan, AuCtioneer. the dI-
rected by said Judgment TO be sold and therein described
follows All that certain lot. piece. parcel land
building thereon erected. situate, lying being
I'm the Borough o. Bronx. n city. county and
State Of York. bounded aud described follows
Beginning formed by intersection
Of side line Of 81. AIMS Avenue
mort Of hundred thirty-second
sire side
Of Avenue. feet
parallel hundred thirty-seCond street
distance through party wall seventy-four
eleven and inches: thence
parallel with AIMS Avenue. nearly So twenty-five
hundred and thirty second thence
along said One hundred and thrtysecond
feet eleven inches the
said the point place OF beginning Together with the
appurtenanoes. subject certain
contained IN former
premises.
Dated New York. October 81. 1901.
GROSVENOR S. HUBBARD, Referee.
GEO c. BLANK2 Attorney for Plaintiffs 253 Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan New York City. " Y.
The following Is Of property 70 he SO
as described above number being
I32d
Southern Boulevard.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
foreclosure Sales.
STPPTME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
~ OF NEW YORK.--Robert c. Watson. Francis A:
Watson Henry r. c. Wstson executors OF and
trustees under will and testament Of William
Watson deceased. Plaintiffs. against John e Doyle.
others. Observation-Disclosures r In pur-
Judgment Foreclosure and Sale. duly made
In sboveenttled action bearing date the
October 1901 undersigned. the Referee
judgment named will sell at Public Auction at
York Real Estate Saesroom. No. Ill Broadway.
Manhattan. city OF New York, on the
I4th day of Norer1her 1901. - o'clock that
day by William Ryan. Auctioneer. the premises dt
Judgment be sold. and therein described
certain lot piece. parcel of land
building thereon erected situate lying and being
Borough of The Bronx. IN the city. county ano
New York. bounded and described as follows
to-wit: Beginning point the northerly line or
side o thirty-seccnG street distant
OF the westerly side of
with the northeriy side of One hundred
thlrtysecond street thence westerly. along
northerly side Of One hundred and thirtysecond
street feet and inch; thence northery.
ST. AIMS AveCue hundred feet; thence
easterIy parallel hundred and thirty second
thence southerly and nearly
parallel and along the easterly
side of building. hundred feet
thirtysecond street at the point
place Of beginning Together with the appurtenances,
subject to and restrictions against
in former deeds o. said premises
Dated York. October 81. 1901
GROSVENOR s. HUBBARD, Referee
c. BLANKE Attorney for Plaintiffs 23 Broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan, New York City. n. Y.
The following is diagram OF the property to be sold
as described above, number being S3 East
l32d
Southern Boulevard
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
NEW LINE OPENED IN MEXICO

Mexico City. Nov The Mexican Central has
con1pIeted its new line 10 Tuxpan, in the State
Of Jalisco distance OF 119 miles from Guadala-
lara. The road passes through a number Of large
ard fourishin. towns The same company shortly
expects complete the line between TuXpen and
Cclima. a distance Of forty-siX miles. AT CollIna
The Central WIFI connect with the railway to Man
zanillo belonging General William J. Palmer and
associates.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
249'4h'

The approximate amount OF the morsss5 s9 55roperty
arges 10 satisfy the above descrioeu por,
10 he sold is s41575O with interest thereon
tember 10 1901 together with the costs -, expenses
tIraJn by the court lne n
~ sale and such compensation to and dispussa Ts
rrstss as NAV be hereafter awarded By the
prxImate amount OF water rents anu nprehaser
other liens be allowed % snO Is
r or nS tba n,rcirsa money or paid by the So II.
aSout as follows No l. 81 so % x54S s)
x5ss s.: Parcel No 1868 81 Parcel Ne SS Parrel
Parcel No S2,913 Oh. Parcel No VI. ~ With II
No VII $444 SO; Parcel No VIII slo.So' 'A'
Dated. New York. oct01ey goHS Is G COLEMAN. Ess''
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Madison-st 5 225 +; W OF Jackson-st, 2ol1x
Q32; Edward II Reynolds tC samuel W Inc ana
another. mortgage, $4,000; :. ". -
2d-ave, No | SCg :. 25Xlo0. John Delanunty'
referee 90 Henry De ! Weekes. Z :. - 90
63d- Il II = 99.a fl of Central Park West; ok
0o5; Mary Klein to Ella Du-yea; quit claim.
Hudson st n " corner Perry'-st. -. Ix6l. 6N6i2X
446: William Z Calender to Edgar Logan; all
interest: mortgage. $50. 600. ..-.....:.:.
IOth-ave. :. al Fl = Of 10th st +94xloo'
Henry \ Childs TO C'hiide II Childs and an
other: L part: all title. mortgage. S29. Uo".-..:
4ei-st. :. 100 Il OF Sth-ave 25x9e9. Henry A
Chiids Chiide II Childs and another. = part
shave. corner +Hth st. runs Elk
lu-. - 4Sth->t 100. John Gray TO
a l. Gray; mortgage. S22.3ob. .-.....-....
7Sth-st. No 1874 East. 25xlo22; Lena Buttenw"lscr
3sth-st. No 123 East, 1Tp@s 9. DE Lanccy Nlcoll
to Maud 9 NicoIl: al iicos; r ;. SO .:.';.....
Riverside Drive. n . corner 'slNt--t. 22 TX irreg
ular, the Metropolitan Improvement co to
Grace Duff. Z : SIP 71-....... ........... .....
5th-st n g ~ It W of Avenue D. "a. ix07; Nor
RI RoscnhcTg to lEid"r Leipzig mortsnse
57tt-s;. n $ go It W Of sth-ave. 25xi0o5: Max
Ania T. Kate L Hsrt:e; mortgage. $4,000
Wrli-st Nos II and 80 : = 3o6xI24l1x4oIx
9G.6; Exchange Place. No ~ n = 25x"9- sN23x
~. William < Aston t. Charles " Morse; r
Il7th- -, Nos ~ and ~ West; .oHloo II. Harriet
Herr To Frederick Levy; mortgage. $4,000.
Madison-aye Nos GA and sc W s aiI15o:
Jane Morse to Harry overington; bond and
Same property; Harry Overington 10 Morris Vein
stein. r :. 81 -. bond and surety -.-.-.-.--..
NadiS7n-ave Nos .GN6 and I.6SS. ~ I1I5O
Minnie Pearl o. Morris Welnstcir; r :. 81 -
Madison ave. Nos CTS and $50 " = 2allN30
Helen : Morse to Morris Weinstein. r : 81 -.
Mandelbaun and another to Julius Stern and
another; mortgage. S35. 600: r <. s. ~ ......-.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY William NJ Ryan: 541 Hudson-st, slim I. .
of Perry-st 1s1OI9x79 e]3xl7a So7 IL story sore
and tenement h; foreclosure sale: William II sage ea
agt Charles H schoch al: william sage: asts asty
Patrick II Whaen judst. SlIse' ~ Coz
$3i5 81 taxes etc, $l5GO 23o East sls-st 40 h II
2d-ave 2411N1o2 ?; story teheiheh' IN n H. No
William Bachrach ct al a&
ris Gardner ct a. Isaacs attys FaafS,ih ~,
tudst S3oSI: COSTS s4oo 80 'eo' '
S22i 81: prior mort. $4,000 n
# tlffton-s f9gNT5 dwg h; SUI.
Louise Brietow Ferdinand kurzman 81 at 20 s
IIaI attv: Edward ref; due on judst so'io 'o
..,.ts a tc. S2Ln.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08

No. 20 Frankfort Street.
The approximate lien or charge to sat
isy which described premises
thousand thirty-two ts7. .032)
thereon from October nth 1901 hundred
twenynine ts429) dollars costs and allowance with in
thereon October 1901 together
expenses of the sale. The approximate of the
taxes. other liens which al
lowed the purchaser the which
paid by is twelve hundred eighty
seven C$1ST dollars The above premises will be sold
subject a SIS.
July 18th, 1901, at five centum
JOHN JEROIIOMAN. Referee
ATWATER CRUIKSHANK. plaintiffs Attorneys.