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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-03
Chat Hbons
People.

Now that Nova Scotia has pre-
empted the trailing arbutus as its pro-
vincial flower. those who wanted 10
choose the arbutils a. the state flower
OF Rhode Island Will have 10 make an
other choice. What's the matter with
the golden rod?
Mr. Eugene +. Wendclschacfer. the
popular treasurer OF the Providence
Opera House, Is confined TO his home
by an iniiamme don or the ligaments
OF one OF his an les, bat IL is sincerely
hOped that he Will be abie TO b. odt
again In a few DAYS. learn that
Doorkeepcr john W. Rankin OF the
same theatre who underwent an
operation on Sunday last. l. gradually
improving.
And now comes a South county
weather prophet aud saws that we are
TO have the hottest weather OF, the
year I'm June. " this Is a fact, Il Is 60
be hoped that May viii in n measure
prepare Us for Il 10y giving US "A FEW
samples of what IL 90 come. II isn't
so pleasant 10 be hurried from refri-
gerator TO A gas house
600
hear that one of the latest fads
which young ladies have taken up Is
collecting hotel monograms in this
way considerable, stationery Is being
secured by writing 10 leading hotels
throughout the country for rates, aud
some are even writing 10 hotels in the
leading European cities.
%.Nc
Many people who have heard about
the Maine "sandpeeps' have probably
formed the idea that the 'sapdpeep"
IS some sort of a bird OF the. swallow
family. but IL isn't. A 'sandpeep' is
nothing more or less than a vest
pocket flask OF whiskcy. and ~ Is very
popular just now in the Pine Tree
state
learn that there were q ballet
dancers on the SaXonia. which ar
rived from Liverpool yesterday at
Boston When the custom house In
spector asked FOR their goods and
chattels they replied there were none
It seems that the girls put on their
dancing costumes under their street
garments. and even then they did not
present any bulky appearance, Truly
the wardrobe Of ballet dancer does
not take up much room.
go
If we can have some good weather
In a few days. IL VIII not he long be-
fore on many an office door in this
city the sign "out of town on busi-
ness" will appear. Really the SIN
should read gone nshing.
pc%
Some of the officials at the county
court house were talking about the
theatre "A day or two ago, ana were
giving their preferences IN the line ot
dramatic attractions. Well said one
of these. "the two best plays i ever
saw were Shore Acres and The
Devils Auction. This Is indeed the
Alpha and Omega Of dramatic taste.
s>.~a
The Cheerful Idiot is q cynic Is
something's. This morning over
heard him say: why In thunder
didn't he give the bridegroom
cork Jacket so that the poor fellow
could swim out by-and-bye." Then
asked him TO explain. "Why, It's just
this: see that there was wedding
az Narragansett Pier yesterday, and
mat the bride was given away by the
captain OF the life saving crew. What
a wretch the &. ]. Is.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-03
LITTLE PRINCES AMBITION

Iittie Prince Edward. son OF the Duke
Of Cornwall and York. and future King
of England has his own ideas Of what
he wants fo bc. Not long ago the little
fellow was riven his first book of Eng
llsh history The volume was fun of r.
iustrations. including one 90 the unfortu-
nate Charles L. on the way go his exc
cution .
Immediately. the young prince wanted
10 know on about II. and he was told The
story az length. on its conclusion Ne
slammed The book shut with o decided
air and said
"oh. j don't like that at al I shan be
a king. I'm guing to be dnctor Mall
.nd Exyiess.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-03

Two mountain lions were killed BY Miss
ELLA Dodge on Wednesday. Miss Dodge
is but rs years ~ age and lives a few
miles from Carvillc. Trinity county. Cal.
She has been familiar with mountain life
from Infancy and Il an expert with ride
or fishing rod While hunting for stray
ed cows Miss Dodge discovered Two lions,
"a male and female. fsasting on the car
cass of calf She bad her rife With her.
az IL her custom when out for d tramp.
Her first shot brought down the male.
Il beautiful animal neasuring eight feet
from iip to- tlp tn, female Started. 90
rntt. bat second shot brought her dO~n.
San Francisco clN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-03

Under the direction OF the American
Protective Tariff league statistics relating
20 sheep are being prepared for the pur-
pose OF comparing conditions IN the
month Of March, 1901 with those IN March.
1900 A year ago this inquiry show
cd az between the free wool period OK
March. 1896. and the pfoteced wool per
iod OF March, 1900. an increase OF Il per
cent. IN the number Of sheep owned and
~ increase OF i2i per cent IN their aver.
age valuation. so long as these hard facts
sand out 81 statistical lnvestIgation there
can be very little profit IN a free wool
propaganda IN the United States.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-03
----------T-~r---r-- ..
"vii GINA MOURNING Her BEAU

The monument To the virginia Military
Institute cadets who took part IN the
battle at New Market. Va, on MaY 10
1864. Is now I'm transit 60 this country
will be placed in position as soon as the
funds necessary for the work can be
raised The monument was designed by
Sir Moses Ezickiel. OF Rome, who was u
whose honor the monument is TO be erect
ed The work represents Virginia
Mourning Her Dead. and Is. of bronze.
Mayor Hayes of Baltimore Was 2 cor
moral I'm Company Il of the battalion of
bows who fought at New Market.-EX-
change.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-03

MRS. wrNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over nifty years by
millions or mothers for their children
while teething. with perfect success. ~
soothes the child. softens the gums, al
iavs sll pain, cures Wind cole. and 10 the
best remedy for Disrrohea. IL will re-
llevs the por little sufferer immediately.
Sid by druggists IN eyery part of the
world Twenty Ave cents "a bottle Re
sure and ask for Mrs. Ninsiav Sooth-
tre S3rur, and take no ether hnt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-03

Tomorrow Shamrock IT. win have her
nrst trial spin and on Tuesday next will
race against Shamrock I. That sir Thom-
as Upton will have his new cup chai-
ienger in prime condition for the great
contest is Indicated BY tho announcement
that he may bring the old Shamrock to
American waters 20 used IN tuning up
contests
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-03
TOn EXPENSIVE

at seems To me remasked the OBJ
servant man. that your church Is losing
ground. / notice you didn't enroll sim
gle convert last rn0u.a.'
MY friend replied the Mormon elder.
who had Just received his own millinery
bill that morning. ITS almost impossible
TO get man TO join our church around
Easter time"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-03

Rev Or Parkhurst and GOV Gambler
of Georgia have recently lndulged In some
sharp talk The condition of any por-
ton OF the country cannot be improved
by resort 70 invcotivc Patience ana
forbearinE spirit accomplish most IN the
long run
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-03

While this country gave proof some
time ago that It had no nefarious de
signs on China the President Of the
United states and Secretary Hay have
by their contributions 20 the famine fund
80 noble example 20 the powers that
cleim TO be particularly interested in tho
welfare OF tho Chinese people
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-03

As II the burden was not great enough
already some Yankees are about 10 ask
Great Britain 10 recompsnse them for
damages resulting from their expulsion
from the Transvaal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-03

Herald. The heavy showers which have
come TO break the prolonged dry spell
have had a most favorable effect on tho
public health, and deaths from all classes
OF zymotlc disease have notably decress-
ed IN number. This cause FOR much
rejoicing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-03

what a scare j. Pierpont Morgan has
London telegraph usually calm and con-
servative, asking Historically whether
"the whole British empire is 20 be bought
up or bought out by American million
aires
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-03

Present difficulties IN Germany appear
70 be due 10 the desire OF tho people
TO do things for themselves and the in
sistence of the kaiser on his right to dahl
things for them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-03

Tho people OF the city OF Mexico are
A. riad 81 has begi,n 70 rain as the peo.
re - fhis part % The world we're re
seDtiy a..a s. sl9..cd, $50 th- Dgsi0n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-03

When there arc bills TO be settled The
Empress powaeer can be counted on 20
sbdioate. When the claims have been
sstticd she can eiiA taaal certainty be
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-03

control Of the government of the dragon
empire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16
foreclosure Sales.


aoTk In the Matter Of Opening Broadway from the
"a tba u,heriy terminus IN Twenty-fourth Ward
rrht ,.IurI Ward. any award therefor. 5r any
stPip G5 interest therein. which said portion
1'en,Glng along the Northvestery front OF said
etnsss OF uniform width Of twentvhye feat nors ~
o, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at
ana seventy-three and ssventysight one-hun-
rect from the EsInt where the Eastery line 81
eriy AZ an Street running thence Southeast
ana hfty-,hree the said EasterIy line Of
tvenvb-.a on. the Sortheasterly line OF lot number
Sne-hundredths feet thence No-theasterIy along the
On sa,I line OF lots numbers twenty-five twenty
creams ee thence Northwesterly along the south westerly
ne OF lot number seventeen map three hundred
gee thiTty-three minutes seconds with said
the Easerly line Broadway one hundred and ft ans
one one feet 70 the place beginning
subject TO the rights any, the New York and Eost
Railroad Company Its or assigns or the New
York and Putnam Railroad Company its sIccessors
signs in strip portion Of said
bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the
along the Northwestery line numbers twenty ana
-hundredths feet; thence Northwss,a ana three
Of aIons the
ninety-four degrees n1iSS
one hundred fifty and ffty-One -hundredths feet
n,s ~ az an angle OF eghty-hve degrees
mentioned along the NortheasterIy line OF iot
Der tweny-three on said and seventy one
said several distances and dimensions more or less
Dated Ne" York. A MTi1 I4,h: 1901 i,,r,v,,.s
D. j. HOLDEN. Attorney fo- Plain,ir No II Broadway
Borough Of Manhattan. City New York y Y
North of East 234th Street: sue Oh i'r0a'wSS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16

selling September. The substantial help 20 the
market was the small receipts only 2gl cars with
80 estimated Tor tomorrow. The contract corn
was $50 ears Gables were steady clearances III GA
bushels. TIE shipping de:rand was poor only 100
90 bushels s'.3 FiLutinS adv.ces were gera-.1
favorable. i1i1'p- moved IN bidding I'D the Nav
price rapidly. aad the large settleYpaat with Ma
shorts created the impression that sillips win az,
10 ruNs - mark, E.s7S enough thu week 20 arya
most r" -" shorts ia and win -sln hermit az
May Ike v:.e Of icself and w.NIturn llp IN me
July 10 one. however, pretends to speak with anv
certainty, and possibly Phillips himself could NOT
tell what his May plans 10 be in the next two
weeks.
There was strong wheat market. prices al one
time up 4ic 10 lc and closing &c 10 &c over last
night. The Southwest sent a good many crop dam
age claims $ a result OF the dro,th Oklabor,a
and Texas had rains last night: Kansas reported
some scattered rains to-day. Southwestern b,,yinp
feature. July sold at 15kc and at 7lIkc SELL
ers and closed at 7l5sc to IKE The Mortgages
had l52 cars against 10 last year Chicago Skinned
literally, 6as"" bushels. Gables were off only
slightly. Clearanoes were $4,000 bushels Wheat
was influenced by the very strong coarse s,rair
market The drouth claims, however. were the in
huence. the rains to-day being considered insuff
Gent. Cash sales 250Oe0 bushels
There was about much excitement in oa,s "a
IN corn. the May up &c and the July and the Sem
TENDER up sc 10 &c. The close was sor,av-ha,
under the top. May, S0sc; July 2Sssc 10 oslo and
September, 205sc Crop advices are unanirnouslx,
bad Receipts. Notwithstanding the high NAV
price. are small loi cars, and only lao for to-rnor
row Shipping sales exceeded 100000 bushels The
Phillips party led the buying
Provisions fiat, hardly any speculative trade
Pork lost 7i2c; lard and ribs were without change
Neither the professional nor the outsider is doing
much,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16
NEW YORK sUPREME COrRT- COTNTl

OF NEW YORK.-Henry s. Van Duzer and Frank
lin b Lord Trustees. &c. Plaintiffs.
Brandt and others Defendants In pursuance judy
ment q Foreclosure and Sale duly and entered
In the aboveentted action bearing date Path
April. 1901. l. the undersigned the Referee
named will sell Public az New
York Real Estate Saesroom. No. III Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan City OF New York o Tuesday
the 18th day of May 1901 IL O'Clock noon
day. by Peter = Meyer Auctioneer
by said judgment 20 he sold and therein described
follows All that certain lot piece Of
the building thereon erected situate lying
the Nineteenth Ward Of the City % New York
and described follows. beginning n point
Southery line ~ East Eighty-thrd Street distant
hundred and three uT3 feet eastwarily
Foutheasterly OF East Eghty-thrd Street and
Avenue II. thence running southwardy but parallel with
Avenue r. and 20 and through party wall far the
extends eiGhtythree so feet eight and
Nl4l inches northery boundary line %
or late u George Jones' thence running southeaswardly
hut along the said norhery boundary line Of the land
now late Of George Jones twenty I'VE go feet three @
inches. thence running northwarily hut again parallel
with said Avenue r. eighty-seven Cs feet 90 inches
the said souhery line Of East Eighty-thlrd Street
and thence westwarily hist along the said Souhery
point place Of beginning.
Dated New York May 9th. 1901
HERBERT r. LIMBURGER Referee
Beers Attorney Tor Plaintiffs Once and Post
office address No. 40 Wall Street (Manhattsn). City
Of New York.
The following diagram Of the property be sold
described being No go East
Fast S3rdS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16
NEW YORK SUPREME Court YFy

YORK CoUNTY.-Mary Hoyt plaintiff asalns,
JACOB - Weinberg and others. defendants Of
saie-tNo 1I6 West Eightieh street) pursuance OF
uIheht or foreclosure and sale duly entered
rhe ABOVE entitled action bearing date
-.prlL 1871 filed In the office Of the Clerk
o. Sew York on the 10th day OF April 1901 under
signed the referee in said judgment at
Fubllc auction. the New York Salesro0m
No III Broadway in the Borough Manhattan City
New York the 9th day May, 1901 at twelve clock
noon of that day, by William NJ Ryan suctioneer
premises directed by said Judgment sold therein
described as follows All that certain lot piece parcel
ef land with the buildings thereon situate the City
county and state Of New York and bounded and de.
scrined as follows: Beginning the south side OF
Etghsth street point distant hundred and sixty
eight 6S) feet southeast of said
and Amsterdam formerly Tenth and running
thence SOUTH parallel said and Of the
way through party wall hundred and two Cl02)
feet ) inches line OF the block thence
thence north parallel with said and part Of the
through party wall. hundred and two COB feet
two 90 inches 10 the south side OF Eghteth street, and
thence west along said twenty ODD feet TO the
point place o beginning.
Dated New York April 1Tth 1901.
AUGUSTUS II. VANDERPOEI. Referee
DAILY. HOYT & MASON. Attorneys for Plaintiff Office
and P. o. add- 'ss. No. IL William street. New York
City.
The following s diagram Of the property 70 be sold;
est
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16
financial.
Reorganization
OF THE
Brooklyn Wharf and
Warehouse Company

TO THE HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT
S 69NF for bGRGH4s M9NBE FIRST ms M9ITAGE
GoMPANY under Bondholders Agreement dated February
Holders of Prs6errsa Stock. Series 4.
Common stock.
COMMITTEE have completed a plan ana agreement Of
tinted States Mossge trust Gompany No e 55 nf
Street and from the Secretary Of the Committee.
PLAN OF REORGANIZATION.
and Of the old co@nany m ease he the
same me. should be purchased has, by the Committee
New Securities.
Bonds. morssase r'E 1S cover We Cali all
company. including after ae-
srooco.ooo gu Snirf nonScnn%uintive preferred
ooo stock: s,,-
Asssnhns seec,iriiT holders win be entitled to new
Brooklyn Wharf and Warehouse Company Purchase
Money First Mortgage Bonds and certificates issued for
$40 e First M0Ttssss Ponas Stock
Preferred Stock Series contributing to the Syndicate
SIS new so non-cumulative Preferred Stock.
PTeferred stock Series B. contributing Syndicate
s. per share Of old stock:
Common Stock contributing the Syndicate s. per
$50 new Common Stock.
Holders Of bonds not heretofore deposited with the
their bonds and stock certificates with the United States
York City. before June TO- 1901. after which date
further be received except under such
conditions shall prescribe. Certificates
Of deposit VIII be issued for deposited securities
Stockholders contributions must be paid at the
time Of depositing their certificates.
New securities will be delivered when Reorganization is
completed.
Dated New York May $. 1901.
FREDERIC II. OLCOTT,
Chairman.
FREDERIC CROMWELL,
ADRIAN ISELIN. JR..
WALTER q. OAkNAN.
GEORGE NJ. Young,
JACOB l.. GREENE.
Committee
ADRIAN II. JOIINE. Counsel.
JAMES -. WALLACE. Secretary.
81 Wall St. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16
PARTITION Sales.
CUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK-Alfred c. Coursen. Plaintiff. against Edward
@ Woodruff and others. DefendantsIn pursuance OF an
nterocutory Judgment OF partition and sale duly made
entered IN the above entitled action bearing date The
Thirtieth day OF April. 1901. the undersigned the
referee said judgment named. viii sell at public auc-
ton at the New York Real Estate Salesroom. No. III
Broadway Borough OF Manhattan In the city OF
New York on the Twenty-third day OF May 1891. az
twelve O'Clock that day. by William NJ Ryan.
auctioneer property directed by the said tudg
he described follows: First PARCEL
All that and lot Of ground lying
and being in OF Manhattan IN the City %
New York In the First thereof bounded southeast
erlv by Front street northweseTly by Water Street
southwssterIy side by ground now late OF
Thomas and Elizabeth Hunt. and northeastery the
other side by late OF Abraham Bond and
Joseph Malenbray containing in breadth Front
twenrv-one feet breadth Water Street twenty
three feet IN length from
to Water hundred and forty feet being
same premises conveyed Abraham COursen by the
President and Company % the State
The wear one thousand hundred nineteen ana
recorded Office Of the Register ot CITY and
County OF York IN Liber las 90 Conveyances page
go on January . 1921, eleven o'clock fore
noon. subject however 20 lease F. c. Turner q
Company for Of three the nrst day
OF October 1900 detsrminabie the option
upon giving the lessees sixty notice
election terminate the lease and
Five hundred Dollars. The Easterlv and West
Walls OF the building part .al
premises known by the Front
party Walls. Second Parcel: lot pies
or parcel OF land with the building thereon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16

The Approximate lien charge. satisfy
which the above described property T. % be sold -
tweny-three thousand and seventeen 50OO (S23Ollal
dollars with interest from the 18th day q April lol
together with allowance amounting 20 three
hundred fory-hve and 10 s345 20 dollars.
interest April 18TH 1901 with the
of the sale.
The approximate amount OF taxes. disbursements and
other liens which be allowed the purchaser
Of the purchase money paid by the referee Is the sum
Of eight hundred and T7lO0 dollars tSS3 80 AMI
interest. AUGUSTUS III. VANDERPOEI. Referee.
The foregoing sale is hereby adjourned the 18th day
OF May. 1901. the time and place.
Dated: New York. May 9th 1901
AUGUSTUS H. VANDERPOEL. Referee.
DAILY. HOYT & MASON Attorneys for Plaintiff No.
IL William street. New York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16

The approximate Of the lien charge to
satisfy which the above described property Is 70 be sold
thousand and seventeen 5OlOO S23OlI
1907 dollars from 18th day Of April
1901 together with and allowance amounting to
three hundred 2T10O dollars with interest
from April 18TH 1901 together with the expenses of the
sale The approximate amount of disbursements
and liens which be allowed TO the purchaser
paid by the referee is the
sum OF eight hundred - 100 dollars (sO3dO
and interest - 49,.
AUGUSTUS H VANDERPOEL Referee.
foregoing is hereby adjourned to the 10Th day
May 1891. the time and place
York. May 9th. 1901
AUGUSTUS III. NANDERPOEI4. Referee.
DAILY HOYT q MASON. Attorneys for Plaintiff No IL
Wi New FORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16

West Dist Street.
The approximate amount u the lien or charge 70
satisfy which the above described property be sold
Is $l3i2 % with interest from April l. 1901 together
with costs and allowance amounting TO s2s349 with
interest from april I7h 1901 and the % the
sale The approximate OF the assessments
AMI other Hens be allowed the pur
chaser ~ the purchase money paid by the Referee
IS 5000 - and interest.
Dated New York April 23rd 1901.
HENRY ROOKSTAVER Referea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YoRK.-Peter Donald Plaintiff. against John J..
Pollock and Defendants--In pursuance OF a
Judgment sale. duly made and entered
in the bearing date the 3rd day
May 1901. undersigned the Referee in said tudg
named will sell at public auction at the New York
Real Estate salesroom No III Broadway IN me Boreugh
Of Manhattan York. the 2sh day OF May.
1901 noon. that day. by William NJ
Ryan, Auctione4r premises directed by said Judgment
sold therein described follows: All that Ger
lot. piece or parcel land. with the building and
improvements thereon lying and being
City County Of New York and bounded and
described follows: Beginning point the North
.ry side io2nd street distant 5 feet Estery from me
nv Easterly sde OF
Avenue and The Norhery of 1o2nd Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16

~ YORK COUNTY Samuel y TIoyt. plaintiff: against
Jacob b Weinberg and others detendants-Notlce OF
saIe-Action No. I--(No. 1T2 West Eighteth street,
In Judgment OF foreclosure ana sale
AMY made and entered in entitled action. bear
ing date Of April 1901 filed in The ONCE OF
the Clerk o County New York the 10Th day or
April 1901 undersigned. the referee In said Ids
uent named will public auction: at the New YORK
Real Estate Saesroom No III BrGadway IN ~ ih BOT
ough City Of New York. the Sth day OF
NAV 1901 at twelve O'Clock Of that day BY William
Ryan auctioneer the premises directed oy sad JUG
ment to be and therein described as follows;
All piece parcel Of land. with the
in the City, County and state
of York bounded and described as follows Be
ginning side 81 Eighteen street at point
distant hundred and eight (2Os) feet east or ne
said and Amsterdam formerly
Tenth avenue thence south. parallel with
said and part OF the through party wall
one hundred and 0O2) feet % inches 70 the
block; thence east along said centre
block (20 feet: thence north, parallel
with said avenue and part ~ the way through party
(O2) feet % Inches 70 the
Eghtieth and thence west along said
street (O feet point or place OF beginning
Dated York April 18th. 1901
AUGUSTUS II VANDERPOEL. Referee;
DAILY, HOYT & MASON. Attorneys for Plaintiff. once
F. o. address No IL William street. New YORK CITY
The following is diagram OF the property to be sold;