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the younger children.
1T Is terrible enough" she added;
but. unhappily, your uncle brought 1t
on himself. / almost knelt to him in
my e~ntreaties to prevent his marriage
with Clarice Mowbray; but nothing
availed. I warned him that the report
of young Austin's death had never been
confirmed by n sufficient proof. /
went so far as TO prophesy hat the
young man would Kill Clarice Now
bray's husband. If he should chance to
be alive and ever return. But Philip
was obstinate. i might as we'll have
talked to the deaf. Your uncle was in
fatuated with that girl; and, as 1t
seems, the other lover was equally mad
about her."
"Oh, mamma, who could help it,"
Bertha exclaimed. with enthusiasm.
What a vision of beauty she looked
this morning at the altar! L seem to
see her now-her snowy robes. her shin,
ing. starlike eyes. her glittering, golden
hair, n her exquisite facet 1 shall
never forget her!"
Yes. she's beautiful" Mrs. Martin
said, with short, sharp bitterness. She
hated Clarice SO that even her laugh
ter's natural n girllsh enthusiasm in
tensified that hatred. And her beauty
has been a fatal gift to others as wen
as TO herself. Your unfortunate uncle
lies dead on o of it; the wretch
who took his life will hang for it, II
there's law or justice in the country;
and IL win go hard with her If il Is
proved that she never connived at her
husband's DEATH"
Mammal" exclaimed both her listen
ers in a breath. surely, no one suspects
Ciarice?"
circumstances are very suspicious
New-York tribune., 1901-07-30
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Peter F. Meyer & 2d and Goth st. W cor
2ox;5 story with foreclosure SAFE que
on uiet $50 81; costs. si54 @; taxes ETC Sos
2Ss r9rh-sI, zoo fl OF 9h ave. <"Aiuv.o :"
story sanefront h. foreclosure sale que on JTy!s
500 III 80: costs $3.50 ~; etc SZZoS o"o VT
59th 50, OF 9th-ave 2lNlob - storg NloI.e
front H. sale; due judgt s9 Sl oe c9s's
s7ls "a: taxes 81 1OG 34 West a9thst g. 1,o
OF a;h-ave stonefront h: foreclosure
sale due on iudgt ~; S1G9 90, taxes ete
$40 ~ West 59t-st 211 II e OF 9,l- lax
100 & Z story n; foreclosure sale que on
iudgt $40 5l2 81: $703 IS; taxes ETC. Aoi4 Z"
33o West !9th-s 2g6 # Of 9Th ave -SAIoo.o; %
story stonefront foreclosure sale; que on Juust
500 Sis Go; taxes etc, sZlVi o. ot- @
157th-st : Cf Merose-ave, ls2bXioo' . stotE
TX dat h. store foreclosure sale: Nelson smith.
ref judgt sl.i53 10 costs S42o 40; taxes eS
!135 "a IFS Chrystie-st T55 II OF Rroome-s 2oX
100: story h. with Sherirs sale On exc
~ William VI Ryan: 5C5 East 10Th st. 9S It
q A l25xl0C5: moulding mill; fore
s42 4oJ 6 costs s6l6 DO taxes
e s25S ~: Iaiontaineave s. ]oo II OF Irenon-aNe
yCxlUc vacant: foreclosure sale; due on Judg SlS VS.
costs Sl.oiO %: Burnside-aNe. q
1902 Anthony ave 2555Xi\6 6SG25xeSo2 except
par taken city Bursdcave. story frame dwg n
foreclosure sale due Judg s33l3 81; costs 1903 "3
Sl4o.
Ry Herbert 4 Sherman Convent-ave. iI96 IT n Of
20xloO: and dwg h: foreclosure sale
du- iudgt. $4,000. taxes, etc. 1887 -.
Phillips & Co: ago West 14oh- ST, s, l12 IT
of Convent-ave. front dwg H. fore
closure sale due judg s123ls 49, costs s5 81 taxes
etc. s267 07.
B:- Boyd: o.OS5 9Th s411 II Of 12sth-
20x1e0 sonefront lwg n foreclosure sale;
Judgt s22os2 oe costs 1864 G3; taxes ETC. $500
New-York tribune., 1901-07-30
Noilee of Gummous.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YoRK.-The Germania Life Company Plain
tin, Winifred Condon +. Romaine tr
Charles Buck and Abbie b. Buck. wife; Henry III
Chase and Catherine Chase his wife, c. Vaughan
and Clara Augusta Vaughan his wife, Mary b. schramm:
William F. Nause; John Murphy Mary Murphy; Joseph
Murphy Catherine Walsh and Frank Demarest Frank
a. Carr, composing the hrm OF Demarest Carr Defend
ants Trial desired in New York County. Summons.
Action No. p To the above defendants;
hereby summoned the complaint
and TO copy of the plaintiffs
attorneys. within twenty days after the
exclusive of the day OF OF
failure tr judgment VIII be
against you BY default for the demanded IN the
complaint.
Dated New York. February IS 1901.
SHIPMAN, LAROcQUE & CHOATE
Plaintiffs Attorneys. No 40 Wall Street (Manhattan)
New York City.
To defendants Abbe b. Buck. Henry H. Chase
Murphy. Joseph Murphy and William f. Vause: The fore
Going summons is served by publication pur
suant order Of Hon. David McAdam. a Justice OF
the Supreme Court OF the State OF New York dated
July 49, 1901 and filed July % 1901 with the complaint
in the above entitled action I'm Office Of clerk OF
the County OF New York at the New York County
House In the City OF New York. which said complaint
fled said County Clerks February
1901
Dated York City, July 22 1901.
SHIPMAE, LAROcUlUE cHOATE
Attorneys PlsintH
New-York tribune., 1901-07-30
EuRoPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July 29.-cIosing-Beef-Extra India mess
firm Pork-Pr5rne ins Western firm s7s 3D.
Lard-Arnericsn refined, IN pals, firm. s3s Cd Hams
Il TO 10 ~. strong 54s Cd. Bacon-Cumber-
cut 20 10 80 b. strong. 54s Cd short ribs.
~ 10 firm 3D. long clear n.ddies light to "a H.
steady. 4ss 3D.; long clear middes heavy s5 40 10.
nrm Sd: short clear backs. )s 10 % ~ hm
clenr belier 16 10 firm. 5is Cd; shoulders square
II ls n. firm. 33s L@rd-Prime Western. terces
steady Cheese-American finest " arm 4ee
American finest coIored firm, AIS. Talow-Prime city
steady ga: Australian. In London firm, Cotton
reed OF. HUI, refined, STEADY. 23s Cd. Turpentne-
2es 81. Rosin-common steady, 90.
Louis fancy winter dull. 7s Sd Hops London
Cpscinc Coast) nrn. "a l0saf5 L. Lnseed oil steady
3ls IutieFnes; United States frrn OBS; United
sta;es firm. TIE. Petroleum steady, ekd Peas-Cana-
6isn nrm. ss ND Wheat-So red Western winter
quiet SID; No red Northern spring quiet SID:
No California steaay es nd Futures easy; September
u Ghd. December. Ss Sd. corn-spot firm; American n
mixed firm. ss 5%cs do olds. A. I'D Futures
fat JUiy nominal; September. Is 5Hd October A 5Ad
New-York tribune., 1901-07-30
A BISSERT WITNESS GONE.
SHE WAS IN THE CUSTODY OF DISTRICT
ATTORNEYS OFFICE DETECTIVES.

The trial of George BIssert. Captain Diamonds
wardman in the East Fifth-st. station, began yes
terday with the announcement by Assistant Dis-
trict Attorney Cans of the disappearance OF Minnie
Kurtz the States chief corroborative witness to
the charge OF bribery made by Lena Schmidt
The two women were in charge of two detectives
employed by the District Attorneys office. and
were kept under surveillance at No Stuyvesant-
st. the house owned by Minnie Kurtz and formerly
run by Lena Schmidt disorderly house The
District Attorney had taken these two women and
Rosie Greenberg another corroborative witness.
away from the House of Detention alleging that he
feared that they might be tampered with by the
police and had put them in the custody OF the two
detectives. The expense of guarding the witnesses
of the reasons advanced by the District
Attorney for hurrying the trial
Mr. Cans was much disconnected at the disap-
pearauoe OF this witness on whom he had relied.
and said that he could not explain ii. The woman
appeared to have gone away between and a n-
Sunday. He had hopes OF recapturing her. he
said.
Captain Diamond. who In the corridor when
this announcement made exclaimed: If both
witnesses had been in the custody Of the police
they would have been here. There would be
such slipping away just when they wanted.
This is their own fault, in taking them away from
the House OF Detention and letting them run about
the town visiting saloons with their guardians.
When the called before Recorder Goff
Abraham Levy fled brief, challenging the panel
OF special jurors summoned 10 try the case. He
attacked the constitutionality the law creating
the special jury panel various grounds. espe-
cia4ly because some Of Its clauses in conflict
with other Laws that had not oeen repealed Mr.
Levy also raised objections the ground the
special jury law had not been complied with. and
that no notice of the drawing OF the panel had
been served on the defendant. All the objections
were overrllled by the Recorder.
Another poinr was raj: ed by Mr.. Levy that the
law required certifcatiOn of the special panel by
the County Clerk. and he handed up the list
showing the unsigned certificate.
Mr. Unser argued that this defect was fatal 10
the panel, the talasmen could not be legally
moned until the County Clerk had certified the list.
1T appears 10 me that substantial right OF
the defendant has been prejud ced. and will.
therefore, Oye-rule the challenge said the Re
corder.
adjourned TO lo:S0 a to-day, when the State will
open its
The District Attorneys Office has explanation
OF the disappearance Of Minnie Kurtz other than
that she missing Sunday morning, and that
II has since been aacertained that She has not
been since Saturday morning. This gives color
10 the rumO- that s,le has sailed for Germany
New-York tribune., 1901-07-30

c. Thomas. a Surrogate Of County Of New y,-,
Notice is hereby given to ali persons having claim,
against Laura H. ROoFeVelt. late Of the
York. deceased present the with vouchers fhar,
the subscribers at their place OF uansactn
No 33 Wall Street. Borough AaThafTnr
the city OF York before the second ' 1 ~
November next. Dated New York the 2od cnv or Al
1901. JOHN e RooAEYELT. W. EMLEN RoGsE,
Exccutors a and 40 Wall Street Manhattan Borough
New York CITY -nN'
New-York tribune., 1901-07-30
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

Society Of the United states Plaintiff against Edward
Raymond Charles H. Mead and Thomas Taft Individually
composing the firm of Mead and TAFT Defendants
Trial desired TIE County Of New York. summons.
Action No. 2.
To defendants and each of them: You
are hereby summoned the complaint in this
action copy Of your answer on the plain
rneys within COO Gays after the service
OF this exclusive Of the day of service and In
your failure appear. Judgment will
be taken against you by default demanded
the complaint.
Dated New York. June 81. 1901.
ALEXANDER & COLBY. Plaintiffs Attorneys. Office and
Office Address. No 40 broadway. Borough or
Manhattan. New York city.
To he named defendant. Edward RAYMOND; TIE
foregoing summons is hereby served upon YOU by publ
cation pursuant to N order OF the Hon. James A.
Blanchard Justice supreme Court Of the State
of New York dated day OF June 1901 and filed
with the complaint the County Court House in the
city County OF New York, the 9th day Of
June. 1901. ~
dated at York this oath day Of June. 1901.
ALFXANpTR & COLBY. Plaintiffs Attorneys. Once and
Post once Address. No. 100 Broadway. Borough of
Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-30
Noiire of Gnmmons.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY

OF NEW YORK.-The Equitable Life Assurance
Society q: United States Plaintiff against Edward
Ray mond Charles H. Mead and Thomas Taft individually
and composing the firm of Mead and Taft Hiram G
Bennett Edward H. Bennett individually and
members Of the firm of II. C. Bennett & Company De
PENDANTS Trial desired in the County of New York
Sun Action NO !.
To the above named defendants and each them You
are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this
action. and copy Of your the plain
trs attorneys within twenty COO days after the service
OF this exclusive Of the day OF service and In
of failure judgment VIII
be taken against you by default for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Dated New York June Sd. 1901
ALEXANDER COLBY. Plaintiffs Attorneys. Office and
Post Office Address. No 12o Broadway. Borough Of
Manhattan New York City.
To the above named defendant. Edward Raymond: The
foregoing is hereby served upon you by publ
cation pursuant order OF the Hon. James A.
Blanchard Just'ce of the Supreme Court Of the state
York day of June. 1901. and filed
with the complaint the County Court House, in the
City County Of New York the oath day of
June, 1901
York this oath day of June, 1901.
ALEXANDER COLBY Plaintiffs Attorneys, Office ard
Post once address No. 40 Broadway. Borough of
Manhattan, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-30
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By William NJ Ryan: f 9oth-st 4a5 # OF 4th,
ave o0r7i story blk store: foreclosure sale due on
judst SIS 656 81 costs. s4l9 10 etc 500 o 10
MIN " 1i3th-st, Isl II OF f1Fodu
way bk HAT H. foreclosure saie que & on
in6,, G52 %; ETC. 500 ~ prior
pl;r prior mtge ana INK
Tsy Philip 4 Sniyth: 3.4li Park-ave, s 100 II n OF
171c 81 25xl4s story blk nat h; foreclosure ate
due or tudg 92O 1913 so taxes etc s'2 %
10 lanes y Putnam for S13, 3,4l6 Park ave s. 10
n Of lIls;-s 25x441l. story hk nat n tcrecloSule
sale due on tudg SO 800 "a; costs $3.50 d. taxes e'o
S223 or. James Sl3,ooc
New-York tribune., 1901-07-30
ABOUT RICE AND PETROLEUM.

Included in the literature recently issued by the
passenger department Of the Southern Pacific Rail-
way Company four pamphlets which are in
tended TO give welcome Information to people trav
eling by the Sunset Route TO the rice and oil
belts. They The Louisiana Rice Book" The
Texas Rice Book THE Rice Cook Book" and
-Oil Of the Southern Pacific large amount OF
information about the cultivation Of rice and the
production OF petroleum is contained IN the books
while the cook beck tells of two hundred ways OF
preparing ;ice for the table.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-30
SFmPHONr At TIE ST. NICHOLAS.

The symphony feature at the st. Nicholas Gar
den will continue every Tuesday night until the
close of the season. From the large audience
sernbieG last Tuesday evident that many
more perscns preferred the serious music that
OF the Tignt and so-cailed popular selections
Tonight the Kaltenborn Orchestra will play the
Tscha.koWsky Fifth synphonS.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-30
Gnrro9aice' y oilree

| y pursuance OF OF Hon. Abner G.
Thomas a Surrogate Of the County Of New yor.
notice IL hereby given all having claims
Henry Amy. late Of the County Of New York deceased
present he san with vouchers thereof subscribers
at their place or transActng business No
IA the city II New York before nrst day oi
Novenber next. Dated New York. The fourth day of
April 1901. LOUIS II AMY ERNEST ! II AM
ALFRED V. AMY. Executors EDWARD J McGlIii;F,
Attorney Executors - Wall Street Manhattan H.w
York -"
New-York tribune., 1901-07-30
REAL ESTATE.
TITLE TO PARCELS IN WEST THIRTY
SIXTH-ST TRANSFERRED.

The Beers Realty Company yesterday took tue
to the property No 157 l61 West Thirty-siXth-st
from Lewis A. Curtis.
The Subway Realty Company yesterday took ttle
to the buildings Nos. 2l2 pa, ZIG, 2S. 222 and Z
West One-hundred and -fourth-st and NO 2'1oS
Broadway from the Rapid Transit construction
Company for SS0,250
Pease & Gilman have sold for Mrs. Mabel A
Downing No 20 East Fifty-third-st, four story
and basement dwelling house, on lot lSXlVO.5 feet.
leonard Weber & Co have sold plot in One
hundred and eight fourth-st. near Cedar-aVe Ior
Amelia Morser. x,.,.
Montgomery G. Seitz have sold for Mrs Woodcock
No 226 East Sixtietl-st., a three story and base
ment dwelling house, 192x10O.5 feet
New-York tribune., 1901-07-30
BUSINESS CHANCES.


MAN OR WOMAN WANTED. ABLE
AND COMPETENT TO PLACE oN THE
MARKET \ LARGE BLOCK OF St tAEf-S
iE ~ ESTABLISHED MONEY MAhIN'
copT1E tTIDN ADDRESS CORPORA
TfON 7g4 ERDAp-ST.. NEWARK :. j.
A PARTNER with ST. 900 wanted l. join
as,ryttsrr In legitimate business enter
priec that will grow into a very large
money making. staple business. advertiser
VIII invest the same amount and turnlsh
highest commercial and banking reference.
Address .
ENTERPRISE. Tribune ot!ce-
CENT EAiAN wishes private loan 80 for
fortnight. return lender SO, valuable per
sunal security deposited. HDLNkoOk, l2d9
broadway.
TO LET An established Drug store IN
-cari- up To dHte Ne~ jrr"ey town.
VERY. moderate rental, \ golden opportunity
for bright energetic man. Ft1tGI SON
4 VAN NAME - Pine St, New-fork
New-York tribune., 1901-07-30
\ .pursuance Of an order Of Hon. Ahner {,

Thomas Surrogate Of the County of New York
notice hereby given 70 al persons having claims ag.
Ducena l. IowCy. late OF the County Nc,. YORK d..
ceased. present the with vouchers ihrreg. 10 m
subscribers at their place Of raIsHctIng
office OF Rush Tagsart. No l95 broadway IN The civ -
New York before the 2Ut! %.,,lui,er -,
Dated New York the OH day ~ May, l90I
HOYT II. GREEN, WILLIAM " HEATON Exeruto~s
RUSH TAGGART. Attorney for Executors '7'
New-York tribune., 1901-07-30
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

~ OF NEW -YORK.--The Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety of the United States. Plaintiff Edward
Raymond Charles H. Mead Thomas Taft ndvidu-
as composing the firm of Mead and Taft De
fendants-Tr!a desired in the County OF New York.
Summons Action No 3:
To the above named defendants and each Of them: You
a the complaint
action and to of your answer the plain
attorneys within twenty t20b
this summons exclusive of the day service
In your failure appear answer Judgment
VIII taken you by default for the de
manded In the complaint
Dated New YORK, June I'd 1901.
ALEXANDER ~ Colby. Plaintiffs Attorneys. ONCE
Postufice Address. No. l2O broadway of
Manhattan New York city
To the above named Defendant. Edward Raymond The
foregoing is hereby served You
cat pursuant ordcr Of the James A.
Blanchard. n Justice OF the supreme
New York, dated the path DAY Of June. 1901. and
the complain: the County Court House. in
the City County and State OF New York the 2ih day
June. 1901.
Dated at New York his a4th day OF June 1901,
ALEXANDER g Colby. PLAINTIFFS Attorneys No. 100
Broadway. Borough Manhattan. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-30
IN pnrsunnce oil AM order of Hon- Ahner q

- Thomas n Surrogate of the County OF Nevv W.,
notice is hereby given all persons having claims aga
John T. Bruce. late OF the County of New
OF Manhattan deceased 10 present the
thereof to the subscriber at his place transactInP
business at the office Of Chas. p tS Wm
Room 1913. No. l4l Broadway tie City OF New VI
before the thirty frst day Of December '"
Dated New York. the twenty fourth day Of June 1901
CHAs. p. & wM W BUCKLEY Attorneys Tor Nxcc'}tor
l4l Broadway. y. Y CITY. Boz cugh of Manilattan
New-York tribune., 1901-07-30

Division A OF the +. F. Proctor stock company
has returned to the Fifth Avenue revive DIR.
BIZ and present the little curtain raiser, My
Awful Dad Walter Seymour plays the title role
in DIR. BILL and in curtain raiser Frederic
Bond general director Of the Proctor forces,
returns 10 active stage work.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-30
THO DEAD n MINING TOWN AFFRAT
ONE A MICRO AND THE oTHEf; a POLICEMAN
TIE LATTER's SON WOUNDED

TIE LATTER'S son WOUNDED.
Nashville Tenn. July % tSpeciaD.-The mining
town OF Isoline. eight miles north OF Crossville,
was thrown into excitement last night b. diff
Guilty. in which ". =. Knox, cOlored. and police
man named Fnk Pass were killed. Shirley Pass.
a son of the policeman, shot and will die. All
day yesterday trouble had been brewing. and many
persons were drunk. Last night Pass went ove-
into negro town and had trouble with Knox.
Knox drew a knife ard Pass drew a revolver and
killed him. Other officers started for the scene
On the way they were net by Shirley Pass. who
resisted He fought The Chief of Police
II p. Lowrey, ana an otLcer. r.. r. swoford. and
Swofrord shot Pass through the LEFT lung.
The officers finally reached the scene OF the
trouble. where . general fight seemed imminent.
They sought arrest Pass. the policeman VINO was
guarrelling with the negroes. Pass had pistol
duel with SwOfo-d. SHofford e-1ptied his pistol
Pass and gan LoWrcy then shot Pass. who died
from his wounds few moments later. Both Low
rey and Swofford gave themselves up. This is the
first trouble that occurred at lsoline the
town having been Incorporated only few months
New-York tribune., 1901-07-30
BILIIARD AND FOOL TABLES.

billiard and Pool Tables. new. second
hand $50 up: easiest payments. MARA
BROS. - Union square
New-York tribune., 1901-07-30
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY or NEW

YORK.-The Gernania Life Insurance COMPANY Plain
TN. against Winifrcd Condor. Benjamin T. Romane ir
Charles Buck and Abbie b. Buck. his wife. Henry II.
Chase and Catherine Chase. his wife. Frank
and Clara Augusta Vaughan his william F Vaurc.
Catherine Walsh. John Murphy, Mary Murphy. Josrph
Murphy and Bertha Schon2aun. Defendants. Trial
desired IN New York County. summons Action
No. /. To the above named defendants. You
hereby summoned to the complaint action
and to serve 4 copy OF the pairun =
attorneys, within twenty days after the THIS
summons. exclusive Il 1he nf service In case af
your failure 20 judgment taken
against by default for the demanded IN the
complaint.
Dated New York. February
SfIIPMAN. LNROCQtE CTIOATF
Plantin's Attorneys, No. 40 Wall Street Manhattan
New York city.
To the defendants Abbe b. Buck Henry II chase
Catherine Walsh. Walfred Condor John Murphy Mary
Murphy, Joseph Murphy and William + Nause: The fore
going summons Is served upon you by publication pur-
suant 10 order Of Hon. David McAdaGn a Justice 0f
the Supreme Court Of the state of Ncw York dated
July 10. 1901 and hlcd July r. 1901 the complaint
in the above entitled action the clck ~
the County of New York the New County court
House In the city of New York said cornpn frt
was filed in Fad County Clerks office February Is
1901.
Dated, New York city July % 1901.
SHtPMAN, LAIOcQI'E t'HDATE
Attorneys for Plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1901-07-30

William F. Bang. proprietor of the Sturtevan'
TIouse at broadway and Twenty-nnth-st, has
leased through Phnney & Corsa the twelve story
apartment hotel now in course OF construction at
Nos ss IS II and 4s West Thrty-ffth-st for the
term of twenty-one years, at an annual net rental
hssed on a valution of 81 600 900 Robert II. Spald-
ing who the property, expects 10 haHe oie
building completed about the hrst OF Decelflpel.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-30

This week at the Cherry Blossom Grove. on top
OF the New-York Theatre. is marked by many
changes in the programme One Of the features
will be the presentation of a farcette in act
entitled Fun on the Beach," in which will be
seen such fun makers as Harry Bulger, Tim Cronin
Dan Collyer and Charles II. Prince.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Warren-at No 81, q 25x578: also 2oth-st,
200 # Of 4th-ave. 25x92. Caroline Brinley
julia Knapp: r :. S.Sl....-..-...-...-......-.
36th st. Nos I51 and i59 ll6 II 9 OF 1th-ave.
Lewis A Curtis al 10 Beers Realty
Company; mortgages. Sd. .000 r :, none.
36th-st. Nos l6l and 163, n 70 II . Of !th-ave.
4lxgs9; To same; mortgages, $4,000; r :.
2Oth-st n :, 435 II Of 4th-ave. 20x74 Caroline
Brtnley Julia Knapp. all liens: s 30 cents.
SSth-st. No 331 s. 94l.4 Fl OF Riverside Drive.
3El0G.S William Buher 10 Caroline A Buhler;
ali liens ;, SO 25 10
126th-st No G5. n 1859 IT OF Ienox-ave. i7.lo
xS9 II; Sarah Ruand to George = Ernen-
vein: nortgage. $4,000: R 5. S1................
dam 56xlO0.1I; 1o4th-st. No 2lS s, 2Oa8
# W Of Amsterdam ave 19.sxIOo IL: I04th-st,
Nos 222 and 22+ si.11 II Of Broadway.
104th-s 31x120x30. .ex124 Rapid Transit Con
S sss $50 %
45th-st. No Jas. 2ss. II IT of 7th-ave. l7.2K
1904 Franklin P Hoover TO Nelson ID Stilwsll;
9th-aIe, cor e01st-st, 199 10 TO 2ood-et. X238T
10 Harlem Railroad, x-x254.4 with land under
water, etc; Duane Everson 10 Moses Bach
man. r 6. s13 75....-.................... 10
West End-ave. No 41s. s5th-st. 30 2x34:
Reginald Williams. referee. Ietitia {
Sands al; s. IS 70. 1000
5Sth st r. 20 II Of Park-ave, 1sxSo:
Lvernore et al TO Henry y Anderson r g. 81 % 1890
Hoe-ave. No l.4a+: Charles Larsen Albert
Hardy; mortgage. s32. 900; r S. non