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New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
BOARD OF REVIEW MEETING ENDS.
DOCKET OF ONE. HUNDRED AND SIXTY
CASES NEARLY DISPOSED OF.

CASES NEARLY DISPOSED OF.
The Board OF Review OF the National Trotting
Association finished its meeting the Murray
Hill Hotel at D. m yesterday and adjourned
tin next May, when it will meet at a place TO be
selected by the president. The docket of one hun
dred and sixty cases nearly disposed of. In
the case as whether the pacing mare Ononda
Maid which received mark OF 2:l55G at Syracuse
last summer. is or is not the well known Choral
2:GS12 one more affidavit received by the board
{eTGay sayg mat is now % n bosTd 1ng E ef
yet satisfied TO the real merits of the case and
Among the decisions yesterday were the fol-
lowing:
The application of A B. De Hart. of Reading.
Keller from fines Was Denied to H D Ernst of
Syracuse y Y; N. z McHenry. of Freeport, ILL.,:
MontgoeTy \ w and John Ranger. of North
BTookield. Mass, and granted to Frank Neeley, of
Judges, decision reversed in the 2:17 pace of
@ stanae @ i9 fe second heat IN after she had
been pulled W, because one Of the tires of the
gear was part Of her drivers responsibility
". II. Lochwood. OF Newark, N Y, fined $50 for
driving while under suspension for non-payment Of
On the application of w A Penfield. of Merfden
Lewis A. Fisk president and treasurer. and Harry
CushTnan secretary We're suspended until the
The president was authorized to reinstate tenn
pocarily Fred J. Cameron. Of Cambridge. Mass,
who expelled December is. 1897, for racing
Beuiah. 2:26 alias Lulu Wilkes, upon payment Of
recording fee for change Of name. a similar dis
position made of the application for the re-
n,ovai Of the expulsion OF Frank r Hayden; on
with the added proviso that all unlawful winnings
Of the horse be returned
Conn, member Of the Eastern District Board.
There has been vacancy ever since the death Of
There was less racing in Northern New-York this
season, owing TO the Pan-American Exposition at
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
CATALOGUE ENGLISH.
SOME PICTURESQUE IDIoMs FROM THE VENETIAN
GALLERY.
From The London Chronicle.

GALLERY.
From The London Chronicle.
Catalogues of foreign galleries are often amusing
when they essay translation But the English
Edition OF the Catalogue Of the Royal Gallery
en- Venice must be hard beat. One two of
4he articles must speak for themselves OF Bar
toloTneo Kivarin ~ have this Information: 'One
Of the ilustrious masters OF the Murano School.
He precedes and prepare the splendours of the
Eenitian art. His news going from 1449 to
1883. Firstly he war helped from his brother, and
his Art perceive the influence of Padua After
wards he attained some model of style from An
tonello of Messina- Again; Marco Basaid was
born In the second half of the XIV The newes
of his artistic life extends from 1880; perhaps the
year Of his death. His parents are believed Greeks:
be disciple Of Algise Niyarini and worked
under the inspiration of Giovanni Bellini
The account of the picture numbered 42 is mys-
Miracle Of S. Mark S. Mark from high with
rapid flight and preciptatins himself headlong
free the slave from the torture His head is in
the shade and the feet In the light Behind him
the light prevails under the shade, except the
slave whose body shine the soil with a wonder
full end. The executioner frightened shews to the
judge the broken Instruments of the punishment.
All the beholders draw and bend them self
before the miracle. some in armour. in gowns
some with q vulgar costume. some with turban
the varieties of movement and posture and underall
the effects of colour, Of light and shade. In the
back ground before which are tive moors with tur-
bant and short coaks. shines at the with
cazzling brightness. This is the spontaneous and
potent work of the genius created with JOY Signed:
Jaccpo Te1tOr F.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YORK--Charles NJ. Hough, a administering with
the Will annexed OF Henry NJ Leavitt. deceased.
tiff. against Jacob Lewis others Defendants. Action
No In pursuance of Judgment of foreclosure and
SALE made and entered the entitled action bear
Ing date the 18th day Of November. 1901. under
signed the referee in said Judgment named will
pupic auction at the New York Real Estate Saesroom
No III Broadway in TIE Borough Of Manhattan. City
OF Ne~-fork on the 12h day Of December 1901, y
ociock noon on that day by James L. Wells auctoneer
ne premises directed by said Judgment be sold
therein described as follows: All that certain lot piece
or parcel OF land With the building erected thereon
SITUATED lying and being ir the Twenty-fcrth Ward
tne city OF New York PCroUgb Of The Bronx,
bounded and described follows: Beginning at
on Northcriy line Gf hun
cred and ntHetyeigbt t29l one-hrn-
dredths 90 1cOl Of the said distance
20 DC measured along the Northe-iy line OF Fifth
StreeJ from the Northeastery Fifth Street
ana Green Avenue. thence running orth7arIy but along
e iorrfrg right angle with said Nortkery line AZ
fith street On" hundred two inches
20 the middle line OF Old wall thence Eastward
~ nut parallel with said Firth TWENTY-FIVE %,
feet fhe1c= Sauhwar5Iy along lire fornnfnz
right angle with said EortherIv line Fifth Stras,
one hu2dred ard OfJ inches to said North
ey hrs ot Firth Street. sui thence Westwardly but
aone said Northeriy lire Of Fifth twenty-five (2
Dated New York. 10Th November 1901
-,-.--,- WILLIAM 3 RENNET. Refs~se
uEG3zoas ps WADDlNGTCN Attorney for Plafntin- fsc
broa1"ay Borough Ct Manhattan. City OF New York
Inc 1"'" ne Is diagram Of the property be sold:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
PRIVILEGES FOR PRINCETON MEN.

Princeton. y. J., Dec. (SpeciaD-At meeting
OF the athletic executive committee held yesterday
afternoon at Tiger Inn. TO the following men who
played the Yale-Princeton game was awarded
the privilege OF wearing the varsity 'P': H Il.
Fisher. H. w. PeIl. R. r. Sheffield. H. H. McCord,
II. T. Mills. @. II. Poe ". W. Roper. S W. Nc
Cave ]. S. Dana F G. Pearson. r. 7. Davis Il
II. Henry. J. +. Dewitt, T. A. Butkewtcz G e.
Stevens, w L. Foulke c. J. Freeman and H
Short The privilege Of wearing class numerals
awarded the following eighteen men who
played in the .Yale-Princeton freshman game On
November g. at New-Haven: A. F. King, a. J.
Baker E. c Chandlee h B. Crawford, NJ H.
Davidson. W. H: Delaney, F, K Haskell. J; R
Miller. lie r. \. Mills. A. Otis. J. G. Roper, F. B.
St. John. H Lloyd. 8 Starbeu, E G. Ward, g B.
Whelan p H Weatherhead and ]. S. Whitehead.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
Real gsiale.
Family History


is Of the highest importance in
passing a title to land. In country
districts the facts may be easily
asccrtalned, but in a great city, who
knows the family history of the
successive owners for a generation
past OF piece Of property
Who can tell whether wives were
OF age when they joined in deeds; or
children were born after the making
OF Wills; or whether wills were SUD-
pressed by heirs; or what other un-
discovered facts may have clouded
the title to a million dollars worth
OF property
Title Insurance is the only protection.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
PREPARING FOR ICE YACHTING.

Long Branch n. J.. Dec. (SpeciaD.-The annual
meeting of the Shrewsbury Ice Yacht and Boat
Club was held tonight These officers were
elected: Commodore, E. W. Reid: vice-commo-
dore, W. A Seaman: secretary, H. L. Seaman;
treasurer, ]. L. Price; fleet captain. J. H. Jone.
A race between the best fourth class boat of
the Hyde Park Club and that of the Shrewsbury
club has been arranged. The South Shrewsbury
Club, of which ex-Mayor B. P, Morris is com
modore. is active Mr. Morris is building new
boat. The clubs have between fifteen and
twenty boats ready to be placed in commission
next week, If the weather continues cold.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The tribune
~ received at their Uptown ONCE
NO. 1242 BROADWAY,
o. soo- north Of 31st-st., until o'clock p m
Advertisements will be received at the following orahe
4ces at regular until o'clock p Tu VIZ o
s.,.ve e. cor 23d-st.: 1913 6th-nve.. cor 18th
g, e2 East 14th-st.; Is. West 42d-st.. between
-, and 9Th aves; 263 West 125th-st.; 1,33S id
,v. between 10Th and 77th sts: 1.O26 3d-ave, near
s,. a. -OS 1.t-aye near seth-st-; Is. East
1onth-.t; 756 Tremont-ave.; $50 3d-nve-' near
a1st-st 554 3d-ave.: 20 Bleecker-st; 80
meecker-st Brooklyn. n. Y.-21S Court-st.'
21s smtth-st Newark. n. J.-794 Broad-st'
Also at A. D. T. Offices
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF yFV

-, i0fth--Cha res NJ Hough. adn1nfstrsto- with
the Will annexed Of Henry NJ Leavftt deceased Pat,t@
against Jacob Lewis and Others Defendants Artf11 NJ
g IN pursuance Of Judgment foreclosure and .as
made and entered in the above entitled acton
oate the lsth day OF November. 1901 tire U1riarsgs
the referee m said Judgment named sell at pgb
auction at the New York Real Estate Sals=-oo NJ III
Eroadway in the Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New
YORK. on the 18th day OF December 1901 at II or1ck
noon on that day. by James L. Wells auctonee- tie
premises directed by said judgment sold and tsrs1
described as follows All that certain lot piece parcel
of land with the building thereon situated living
and being IN the Twe1ty-fou-th Ward the C1tv ~
New York. Borough Of the Bronx ard d.
scrtbed follows: Beginning a
line of Fifth Street distant three hundred
eight l3as) feet and ninety1ye
OF foot EaStwarfy (ths said distance be
along said Northery i.ca of Fifth street, from the
Nortkeastery OF said Fifth ard
thence running Ncrthwardy but along
a with said Sortherly Of
hundred and 900 feet inches the middle
old wall: thence ascwariy but parallel
Fifth Street twenty Eve 2l feet. thence South
wardy. but @gain along lire forming right angle
said Northery Fifth Street hundred and
1O11 feet inches said Sortherly line Of Fifth
thence Wsstwardly bEt along the said North
line of Fifth Street twenty-five @ feet 70 the point
or place OF beginning.
Dated York 18th November. 1901.
WILLIAM : BEN>SE-. Referee
GEORGE wADDINGTO>: Attorney f'r Piantn To-
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan CITY OF New YORK
The following a diagram of the property 70 De sod
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
MUTUAL LIFE OWNS The BLOCh.
SECURES CONTROL OF THE STOCK OF THE
DUDLEY COMPANY.

The Mutual Life Insurance Company now owns
the block bounded by Nassau, Cedar, William and
Liberty 1t has secured control OF the oiock
bV purchasing the stock of the Dudley Company,
which owns the Stokes Building, Nos. 45 and Al
Cedar-st and the buildings No. 73 to n Will
iam-st.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company bought last
week the Queen Insurance Company Building, at
the northwest corner of William and Cedar sts
The Queen building is seventeen stories hign- IL
has a frontage of IL feet In Wiiam-st and 69I rect
in Cedar-st The buildings No. Il TO n William
st. have n frontage of 9S.9 feet In Wi!iiam-st ana
Sill feet In Liberty-st. ~
The parcels Just bought by the Mutual Life In
surance Company are to be improved, according to
report. They reported as sold 10 the MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company some days ago.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
4 CONTROLLER AT COLruBI4

All branches Of undergraduate activity will be
hereafter under the direct supervision of con-
troller appointed by the president. He will con-
fine his attention to all student organizations bear
ing the of Columbia that involve money or
Indebtedness Every financial expenditure will have
to receive the approval Of the controller The plan
originally devised by President Low. The
present controller is A1arston Taylor Bogert, ad-
junct professor of organic chemistry.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07

NEW-YORK SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
Our Sunday Scholars Chrst-A public meeting for
all Sunday workers will be held in the Madison
Avenue Church Madison and 5tth-st on
Monday evening, December g. at o'clock The Eev
ARTHUR PIERSON. d. d. will speak The I'M
portance Conversion and Culture of Our Scholars
The Rev. A. F. SCHAUFFLER. D. D.. Will also give
brief address ~,
All Interested in this theme not only invited
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
Green
Avenue
23e.9-
5th Street


The approximate Of the lien or charge. to
satisfy which described property is to be
Is Two thousand six hundred and sxtyeght dollars
fortythree go 66S 40 with interest thereon
9th November. 1901 together with costs and alovaas
amounting Three hundred and seventy-seven dollars
and forty-rse cents tS37Iy with interest thereon f
l4th November 1901 together with the expenses OF the
sale. The approximate Of the assessuent
and other liens. allowed the purchaser 4
the purchase paid by the referee is Seventy
hve dollars and thirtyone (S5.3D and interest,"
Dated New York 10Th November 1901
WILLIAM s. BENNET, Refsrse.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

iSth-st No ~ East, for three story brick
dwelling house with store. 20xfg; Central Real
Estate Association No 300 Broadway owner;
Richard Berger No 800 Broadway. architect. $4,000
14lst-st. 2-6.1 II Of Southern Boulevard
a story brick office building 6Dx25: Norcross
Brothers. No 1Gc 5th-ave, owners: a Gold
stein, No 1Go 5th-ave architect. ............ l5o
Main-st $ 100 II n Of Pot-ave. City Island for
two story brick loft building, bOx175: Robert
Jacob. City Island. owner Gage No 3
Union Square architect. soot
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
Green
Avenue
oo9s95

The approximate amount CT the Hen OF charge to
satisfy which the above described proDe-- 10 he sofI
Is Two thousand sig hundred and sixtyaight
9th November 1901 together with costs and ai11ranca
amounting 70 Three hundred and eighty-c dos-s and
1ortF-three cents tSs2 interest thereon -or,
IAN November 1901 together fba
said sale The approximate the axes assss~
Ients and other liens to be allowed the purchaser on.
.hs Rurchse money or paid by the referee Seventy
nve dollars and thirty-one
Dated New York. 10Th November 1901
WILLIAM &. BENNETT Rs@a-sa
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
sWLuNENG RECORDS BROKEN.
SCHAEFFER. OF READING. TAKES A NEW
GRIP ON THE CHAMPIONSHIP.

Philadelphia, Dec. &c. Carroll Schaeffer, of
Reading. Penn, the national swimming champion.
at the Sportsman's Show, tonight, created new
records for twenty and forty yards, and lowered
the record for sixty and eighty yards Schaeffer
finished first IN an eighty yards swimming contest
with Guy DAILY, OF PittSburg. second. Schaeffer 6
time for the eighty yards J0<S seconds, lower
ing the record by three-fifths of second He COW
cred sixty yards in 3e5 seconds, four-ffths of
ond less than the previous record. Both the sixty
and eighty yard records Were held by Schaeffer. He
swan twenty yards in 1ozs seconds and forty yards
in 23ss seconds. both being new records
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
NO OUTLAWS FOR CHARLESTON.

Charleston S. c., Dec. 6.-The Charleston Racing
Association which will conduct six weeks meeting
during the exposition. held a meeting to-day and
announced that outlawed horses would not be al
lowed TO participate. W. F. Bruen, of St Louis
has been appointed official starter The judges will
be John Morrow. of Nashville Tenn: Henry Tup
per- of Charleston. and George b McGhee, of Co
lumbia. One hundred and seventy-fve stables will
be filled tomorrow night. The meeting will begin
O. Decenher 1S
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
Reeeiper's Notire
mo THE CREDITORS of the Modes and

ITO THE CREDITORS or the Modes anu
Il Fabric, Publishing Company and Of Albert SANDERS
as Receiver all the assets Of the
TORE L. Oberly and Alfred GdIo
er doing business under style of the Modes anu
Fabrics Publishing Company: Take notice. that IN az
corda with an the Supreme Court OF the Sta
OF New York County OF New York. duly made ana er e.
tered herein on of September. IDOL you a.
required to present proofs of claims duly verified 20
said his place OF doing business az tHs Is
O. hts attorneys Trua Watson & Roberts 40
broadway Borough Manhattan City OF New 1orA; ~.
or before the 18th March, 1902: and farther
notice that OF failure 10 present taI5 vo
Aforesaid on 18th of March, Iso ..tJ
shaI be barred of any right against tns .N
Receiver
New York September 18th. 1901. .,,,-.-
TRUAX WATSON 4 ROBERTS, Attorneys for HsceAse''
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
DWIGHT DEFEATS CHESTER HILL.

The midget basketball team of Dwight School
played its first game of the season yesterday
against the midget team of the Chester Hill Club,
of Mount Vernon. The game resulted in a victory
for the Dwight boys by the score of II to 9.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
pROGRAuHE OF SPORTS TO-DAY

GOLF-Match play. Newark Athletic Club: open handi-
cap, Lakewood: match play round for Loveh cup,
Dyker Meadow; club handicap Fox Hills; profess.ohai
match Charles Thorn Us. Isaac Mackey. Van Coft
ATHLETICS.-Joint meet Company 3 eth Regiment. ana
a. evening: games. 1th Regiment a A.
ryT-e,TT,<-Meado Brook Hunt clubhouse. Long
Island 230 n.
BILLIARDS Championship tournament Madison Square
Garden afternoon and evening
CYCLING.-Races at Madison Square GaTcen-
C-IrSs-Papyrs Chess Club. Columbia
sPoRTsNEN'S sFIow.-At Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
SKATING AT T4N CoRTLANDT TO-DAY.

August Moebus. Commissioner of Parks for the
Borough OF The Bronx, through his secretary an
nounce last night that Van Cortlandt Park will be
open for skating this morning. The ice is thick
enough insure safety and the surface is smooth.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07

49,. an order Of Hon Aoner G Thomas. Surrogate Of
having claims against BERNARD shanley late
OF the County Of New York deceased TO present the
with vouchers thereof, the subscriber.
place OF ransacting business ONCE
Gibbs. Esq, her Attorney. No. 70 William Street.
ough Of Manhattan. City of New York. before
22nd day Of March, 1902.
Dated New York. september a 1901
ROSE r. STANLEY. Executrix.
HERBERT H. GIBBS. Esq. Attorney Executrix. -
William Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
3aSe5


The approximate amount of tie lien or charge 70 satisfy
hnS * ab0ve described properly sold. Is Two
,bons,nd six hundred and eight dollars and forty!
h na,,s 80 65s 40 thereon from 6th
Novenbsr 1901 together with costs anu aiowaaCs sI
am, 1ts tbre cents (sSTTsSl. with interest thereon
80 Iatb November 1901. together with the expenses o.
approximate amount or tne taxes
ns and other liens. to be allowed 70 me pas
- - the purchase money. paid by ne
6ys dollars and thirty-one cents H'-SD H-1
,o.x
Dated Ne" iO4N' WILLIAM BENNETT Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
foreclosure Sales
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF Nm

YORK.-CharIes N. Hough a administrators MIA,
Henry NJ. Leavitt, deceased Paf,,s.a
against Jacob Lewis and others. Defendants
No n pursuance Of a Judgment o foreclosure
sale. entered in the above entitled ar.so
bearing the 18th day Of November 1901 N
undersigned the referee ir said Judgment named NM
sell public auction the New York Real Estate
room, Broadway. IN the Borough OF Nanhse,sss
City o day of Decernber tes,,
12 O'Clock that day, I. Wells .' ar'
tioneer premises directed by said Judsneut
sold. therein described follows: All that eer.,
lot. piece parcel Of land with the building eraesa
thereon situated lying and being in the Tweny-fYrs
Ward Of the City Of New York. Borough Of The Ea,
and bounded and described as follows: Beginning at
point the Northeriy line OF Fifth distant
hundred and foT5y1eght (24s feet and ons
tsnce to be measured along the said Northerly line >,
Fifth Street, from the Northeasterly said s.
street and Green Avenue thence running Northwa-Ta
but along line forming right angle with said No.
eriy line of Fifth Street hundred (fOf1
two inches to the middle
Eastwardy. but parallel Street
five (2j) feet thence Southwardly again ai~,-y
line forming right angle with NortherIy H,s =
Firth Street hundred 0OI feet two I,c..
10 said Northery line Fifth Street. thence V.s
wardiy hut along the said Northerly Of Fifth S.
twenty-five (2l feet to the point place
Dated New York. 10Th November, 1901.
WILLIAM s. BENNET. Raf,-u.
GEO5GE WAPD1NGToN, Attorney for Plaintr isa
Bfoaaway Borough OF Manhattan. City New Wv
Inc Following Is diagram of the property be xoIs
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
CHELSEA NJ. f. CHURCH NOT SOLD.

The Chelsea Methodist Episcopal Church, on the
north side of Thrtieth-st. between Eighth and
Ninth aves, yesterday reported to have been
sold The Stuyvesant Real Estate Company was
thought be the buyer The report is untrue.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
CALIFORNIA TRACK TEAM COMING EAST

University of California, Dec. 6.-At a meeting o
the Associated Students to-day il was decided L
send the track team East next year.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
A NEW REAL ESTATE COMPANY.

new real estate company, be known as the
Real Estate Security Company &c this city, was in
corporated Albany yesterday, with capital Of
$50 600 The directors are Edward McVickar, S. II.
P Pell and B. II. R Edgar. all of this city.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07

The snnro.,ate amount lien charge. 70 sat-
isfy which described property is to ne s1-
sI0s pa II thereon the Etn Cay
Sovsmber 1901 together with costs and alowanssss'
amounting - s444 with interest from NOVEMBER ISa
TCOf Together with the expenses Of the sale Ine az
proximate amount assessments or other ne
.hich are to be allowed the purchaser out OF tn
purchase money paid by the referee, is slsSSSo snH
-N ~ EDWARD B. WHITNEY. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
COLUNBIA'S BASEBALL CAPTAIN.

The Columbia baseball team yesterday elected
Frank Valentine Goodman captain for the season
of 1902. vice Clarence w. Barlow, resigned. Good
is college junior He has played in the nine
for two years.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07

CHURCH OF THE TRANSPORTATION, East Goth
st.-CommunOns l. S. .. Choral Eucharist, 1880 br
HOUGHTON Will preach Choral Evensong O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07

of Hon; Abner C: Thomas. Surrogate of the County
New York notice Is hereby given all having
claims against Thomas Reid late OF tn. County OF New
York deceased present the with vouchers
subscribers their place of ransactins
the offices OF Winthrop Stimson No 80 Liberty
Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan. City
York before the 10th day OF March. 1902. next,
Dated New York. the 18th day Of September. 1901.
MORTON TRUST COMPANY. EvALYN E.. CROwE,LL.
Administrators.
WINTHROP & STIMsON. Attorneys Administrators
No. 81 Liberty Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07

JOHN ]. CORNELL of Baltimore. a minister of tn
Religious Society Friends, meeting 70
worship. Ruthsrfurd morn
a II O'Clock. All cordially welcomed
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
~rw YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

~ OK, ,Ew YORK--WIianI Berr.ar IE-,-Csrr anu ~
n 1ySba-j EXECUTORS of the last viii anu otS-1fi
S,.rIa. n (IgntoIt. deceased against IeH tr-7sre
:Sarr In pursuance OF tucEulent eL fi1r
al @ - mad. and entered in the above .SS In-
and saie rb ISth day Nlyarlhe-. l'ei Lt II
GensiS5ed the in said juiginen Sales
aooI, No iii Broadway. in the B9r3s3 q" 6ersr9ber.
IN ths CITY OF York, on the l-th Gay " IIs~bsr+ A.
m ioot | ~ IL O'Clock that day 10y aI iI,dg-
SSsr,an auctioneer. the premises directed = Al
nnent TO be sold, therein descr5sd as I'D improve
~, certain lot with the bulIdieS %In,ber
n,ents thereon erected situate in Section = York
Ha1 ON the Land Map OF the City OF Ne" b'r,75s4
being In the Fifteenth wari ot sad CIV - formed
as Beginning az pm
Sv the intersection OF the easterly side Q. formerly
southerly side OF West Third street
sn,itv Stree running thence southery ana s t5ens
Mercer Street twenty NS ee.,
80 with West Third street -Lo
49, a point distant hunNTel lvet
srou, ot Broadway thence no
with Street twenty-five ZEE
side of Third street. and tAeiles me
sJont- side of West Lhrd
9rsd % f.et to the point place of beginning De s
ss,srrI dimensions or less
Date5 New York, November 10Th l:tl, ,,.-..
Da'eu -@'' N' EDWARD WHITNEY. Referee.
IDCKMAN & DEWITT Attorneys for
tIrs No IS Nassau Street. Borough OF Aiaana''AT
York city Ia zot:
The following diagram OF the Propeerty and
a.. 800, numbers are and West 3rd Street s"1
246 Mercer Street: -, ..
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
fnrmsben Apartments 90 Eet

T0TE;I NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furnished apartment
II ~ s,,het AT reduced month season. or 10
Sont.nfer during extended absence Personal apphca
tion to hotel office only.