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New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
THE RACETRACK.
HEAD BAY FOR CONEY ISLAND
JOCKEY CLUB

Extensive improvements are contemplated az the
sheepshead Bay track. the home OF the Coney
Island Jockey Club The club has let a contract for
the erection OF a pavilion the and north OF
the grandstand. which will cost $4,000. The new
structure will be 2o by 100 feet and will take the
place OF the old wooden structure erected about
twenty years ago. The entire interior Will be free
from columns The trusses will be 2s feet apart
and have a OF - feet with 10 feet OF
hanging roof each side
The highest part 81 the roof os the structure
Will be 81 feet above the floor and for 10 feet OF its
length II Will have continuous open ventilators on
each side Felt and Stag roofing. which il said 20
make the coolest sort of roof for building he
used only IN the summer will be used. The archi-
tects agree TO have the structure finished by
June l.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
Park

The approximate amount OF the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property 10 be Is
50 0o with interet thereon November IOth 1900
together with costs and allowance
amounting 20 S5l2-40 with from
18th 1902 together with the expenses the sale The
approximate amount OF taxes ana which
20 be allowed 70 TIE purchaser OF the purchase
paid BY the referee is $500 and interest.
Dated New foIk. January %. 1901
ARTHUR ID. TRUA<. Referee
HUFFMAN e. FRANKENHEIMER plaintiffs
No 20 Broad Street. New city.
foregoing sale hereby adjourned
1901 a. the same hour and place forth
notice Of
Dated New York February "a. 1901
, ARTHUR .. TRUAX Refere..
HUFFMAN & FRANEENHEINER
Attorneys for Plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
f1Sth Sfree+

The approximate amount OF the lien charge sat
lsfy which above described is 20 be Sold Is
Forty-fOur Thousand Three Hundred and Sixty-eight
60 100 Dollars with interest thereon from the .st day
OF January 1901. together with costs and allowance
amounting 20 Three Hundred and Thirty-etsht % 100
interest January 1901. together
of the sale The approximate amount
OF taxes assessments other liens. which be
allowed TO purchaser the purchase money.
paid by Referee Is 81. 1874 t. 100 and interest
Dated York. February 4th. 1901.
HENRY Il b STAPLER. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
INDOOR TENNIS.
CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT CONTINUED AT
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT ARMoRY-LACK
OF LIGHT TO HASTEN IT.

The tournament for the indoor tennis champion
shin was continued At the armory of the Tth
Regiment yesterday afternoon. Late in the even
ing the players complained Of the lack OF light
and the chances are that the contests will be hur-
ried through to-day. when the doubles will begin
Summaries
Sineles-W. &. Grant Columbia defeated L Y rA-
deauN Cornwall. 6-i. e.. Holcombe Ward. Harvard
6efeated Henry MollenhaueT. Boston. IS. 81: q
Cragln 7th Regiment defeated }. r. Wiley I2th Reg-
ment. 6-1. 6-l-
In the round between G p. Clarkson. 18th Regi-
ment and c. L. Wyeth, Lenox Tennis Club. wyeth
won the first set. 6-S The second resulted in a
lie az all This will be played of to-day.
L l. Taylor, New-lork Tennis Club. and A 3.
craein 7th Regiment. played two sets CTagin won
ne first bv G-3 and Taylor the second By "a The
third ST was a tie In the consolation singles J..
y Wiley defeated G. :. McAlpin by default. and
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
STPREME COURT. COUNTY OF sew

YORK-Henry p. Auchincloss the
will % John AuchincIoss. deceased. plaintiff. against
an Il. Potter. defendant
pursuance Judgment OF foreclosure and SALE duty
in entitled action. bearing
date OF January. 1901. l. undersigned
the referee said Judgment named. Will sell pubI
Broadway. N the Borough Of Manhattan. and City OF
York the Tth day OF February 1901 at twelve
O'Clock that day. by D. Phnnix insrahan.
directed by said Judgment to be
sold and therein described follows:
that certain piece or parcel OF land situate IN
TIRE Borough Of Manhattan and City Of New York and
bounded and described follows
Beginning II point on the southerlv side Of s2nd
hundred ard hftyeiGh feet West
wardy Southwestery OF said street. ana
Avenue. and running thence Southwardly and
End Avenue and part OF the distanc
wall I02 hundred and tTol feet and
westward!y and parallel with e2nt
feet Themes Northwardly parallel
ylfh Vest End IO2 hundred and tvO) feet
SIDE CT SIND street
thence Fastwardy along said southery side OF snd
n (seventeen1 the point place Of beginning
Satf nreuises bel known No. 31i Wesr sind
Sfsaf and being which We're conveyed 70 the
saII Cora Van r. Potter by William z. LanchaItn ara
wife BY deed dated the fith Gay OF June is94 ana
70 ~ COnveyances at page Slo
usted New York January 18th 1901
AA'0- ' FREDERICK A WARE. Referee.
VARSUM & HARRISON. Attys for piaintin. ~ WiILan
S,raer rorough % Manhattan. New York city " Y
Tbe following diagram Of the property to be sold'
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
BfCYCLE DAY PLANS.
DEALERS THROUGHOUT THE DISTRICT To
OBSERVE wAsHINGToN's BIRTHDAY.

The plan Of celebrating February - as bicycle
day. originally suggested and successfully
carried out by The Tribune VIII he repeated by the
bicycle dealers in the Boroughs OF Manhattan and
Brooklyn. well as in Jersey City. Many OF the
more pretentious dealers have sent out printed in
vitations 10 their friends and customers TO visit
them al their respective places of business to-
morrow.
The observation Of Washington's Birthday this
year BY the dealers IS done not so much with the
Idea OF selling bicycles II is 10 have an open
house and al opportunity display the new
models AT several OF the places along Eighth-ave.
the dealers will provide music and refreshments
for their friends and visitors The usual reception
hours VIII be between noon and p. m.
In BROOKLYN and in Jersey City most OF the pro
gresslNe dealers Will also keep open house. and
furnish entertainment and refreshments for their
visitors Most OF the men connected with the in
oustry say that the indications point 10 a lively
spring trade.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
foreclosure Sales.
ONE HUNDRED AND sEvENTEENTH

ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEENTH
STREET No. 100 EASr.-Supreme Court County OF
S0lfrey. others. defendants.
or judgment u foreclosure
and 4 the above entitled bear
date 18Th day Of November. 1900 he unde
signed he Referee said judgment sell
at public auction a New York Estate Sales
room Number Ill Broadway. in the Borough OF Man
haitian County New York. the Isth day OF FEB
rlarv 1901 o'clock Of day bv William
RYAN the premises directed by h,dx
ulent 70 soli and therein described follows An
1t. piece parcel OF LAND
being the City Of New York. In the County n
York. and bounded
Beginning a point on the southerly side OF iI7th
hundred and
from formed by the intersection OF the east
erlv side Of Park Avenue with side or
thence southefly
and Tarto of distance through a marry wall
eleven inches line Of
block ii6th Nth Streets: thence essterIy
parallel li7th Street and along or
feet. thence northerIy again paraeI
with Park Avenue and part OF the distance
party hundred feet elevea the south
Of il7th Street. and along the
southery side of il7th Street twenty feet point
O place % beginning. Being the premises
veyed William Snlfrcy ty Max Atmayer Referee by
recorded IN the Office
ne of New York in IIber %,
Q Conveyances. Section g.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

enteen Army and Navy members making a fun
membership according 10 the constitutional limit
and thai there waiting list.
The following officers were unanimously elected:
Commodore, Frederick T. Adams OF the schooner
sachem; Vice-commOdore. Wilson Marshall OF the
schooner Atlantic. rear-commOdore, James Baird,
OF the sloop Hussar II. secretary A. Bryan Alley;
treasurer, William Murray: measureT. John Hyslop:
trustees 20 serve three years William b. jenkins
and Edward j. Greacen: trustee 20 serve two years
10 nj vacancy. Edward 8 Hatch.
Commodore Adams offered prizes 10 be sailed for
during the coming 70 be known as the
Adams cups. the particular races for which the
prizes will be offered be decided by the Board
Of Trustees and the Regatta Committee
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

=. ot NEW YORK Irving Savings Institution Plain
tIr- against William j. kniffen ct al. Defendants
IN pursuance OF Judgment os Foreclosure and Sale
duly made and entered in the action
S cate the 10th day OF January 1901 UNDERSIGNED
the Eeferes IN said Judgment named. will sell in one
parcel at Public Auction. az the New Real Estate
Salesroom, No III Broadway. in the Borough OF Man
1901 az l. o'clock that day. by Bryan I. Ken
ne ~ Auctcneer the premises by said Judgment
10 be sold. and therein described as follows:
All those two certain lots. pieces
with the buildings and improvements
and being at Manhattanvle Twelfth Ward az
the City OF New York and and disner1ished an
map OF property in ManhattanvillA belonging 10 the
estate OF John g. Lawrence deceased made by Edward
Doughty city surveyor January. 1915 the numbers
DAD one hundred and foy-two. G44O one hundred
and forty-four. the Southwesterly Lawrence
street, which taken together bounded follows.
Beginning az a point the Southwesterly line OF
Lawrence street. distant hundred sixty-eisht
feet and six inches Southeasterly
side Of the Tenth Avenue thence Southweserly
thence N0rthwestery and parallel Street
hfty feet; hsnc N0rtheastery and parallel
mentioned line hundred feet the
OF Lawrence Street thence
westerly line OF Lawrence Street. fifty feet
the place Of beginning.
Dated New York February fst 1901
FRANCIS r. HARRISON Referee.
DEYO DUER q BAUERDORF Attorneys PLAINTIFF
IFS Broadway. New York city
The following diagram Of the property be sold
as described above the street numbers being "a and SO
Lawrence Street:
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
pRINCEroY rEAm WINS.

Princeton. " J., Feb 2o.-The university basket
han team defeated the Columbia team In the gym
nasum here thisSfternoon by the score OF IS Il.
The playing was fast and snappy throughout The
home team put up the strongest game. but its
work was marred by several foul plays six being
called on its players, while Columbia made only
one The score Of the first half Princeton,
10: Columbia. a. Carter and Pell did the best work
Cor Princeton. and O'Connell and Allen for Co
lumbia-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

The approximate amount 81 the chargs
sfy which above described property sold
Tw enty- thousand hundred and eleven ami
67lO0 dollars with interest thereon from the 5th day of
together with and allowances
hundred and Jwentyone dollars with interest
from Of January. 1901 together with the
sale. There and water rates,
which are allowed to The purchaser out OF the
paid by the referee and Of which the
approximate with interest the date OF sale
is Eight hundred and sixty-nins and 42-l0o dollar,
(SsG9 42).
Dated New York, January IS. 1901.
FREDERICK A. WARE. Referee
The Of above described premises Is hereby af
March A. 1901. at the hour and
place
patef New-York. February 7th. 1901
FREDERICK A. WARE. Referee
VARNT-Nf HARRISON. ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff 90 Will
isn, street Borough OF Manhattan. New-YorS City.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
East 10th street.

IT, .rnro,nat- amount OF the lien charge sat
te uib tie above described property is 20 be sold Is
$40 o90 with interest thereon from the 18th day OF NO
ltr t0nl together with and allowances amount
t,, y, S5a5 st-iOO interest from February tth lDl
together with u the sale Inc appI9Ninlt
,.. - ,,r~s as-essnents other liens, which are
a. he allowed 10 purchaser out 81 the purchase money
ar psi4 bv tho is SI4S 12-lUo and Interest
Dated: New York. February 10th. 1901 49,,
EDWARD J. MCGUIRE Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
EXHIBIT or GAME FTsH.

Tho exhibit OF game hsh at the sportsman's s
SHOW this year viii be made under the direction OF
A. ~ Cheney. State Fish Cuiturist. and under the
auspices OF the Forest. Fish and Game Commission.
~ VIII consist OF nearly all species OF trout Guilt
Nateo by the Commission IN different stages OF de-
ssiepment also black bass pike; perch. mrsksllonge
hno pic6erel. complete hatchery, with the tray
hna jar system, both methods being IN operation
VII also be shown
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
West 35th street
!: F !

The approximate of or charge 70 satsry
which the sbove-described property Is be sold.
twenJy-one thousand eight hundred ten and $500
dollars 1921 Si0s3 with interest thereon the 9Th
% February. 1901 together allowance
amounting 20 three hundred and seventy and % 100
dollars S376 32 with interest from February
with Of the sale The
% assessments other liens which are
allowed the purchaser the purchase money
paid by the Referee. is S949 - and interest.
Dated. New York. February i+th 1901
SAMSON I.ACTTNAN
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

me approximate amount OF the lien charge TO sat-
sly Wnch the above described property sold is
foIyseven thousand three hundred and forty s4-1OO
Win interest thereon from the 18th day jan
uary, 1871. together with and allowances
ing TO Six hundred and forty-seven dollars with
interest from January 1901, the
pehses or the sale The approximate amount taxes
assessments or other Hens which be
purchaser out OF the purchase money paid by the
dollars and interest -
Dated. New York. February 1st 1901.
Pafa-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
afsf Srrear

The said premises sold subject prior mort
gage on which 500 principal and interest
thereon 1st 1900 the OF cent
amount OF the lien charge TO
satisfy described Is 70 be sold ia
thereon from the 18th day OF Janu
ary 1901 together with costs and allowances amounting
SAT- interest thereon from the 9th day OF
February 1901 together the OF the sale
The approximate OF and water
rents or other allowed the purchaser OF
he purchase money paid bv the Referee Is sseo52
with interest.
ROGER FOSTER, Ref.ree
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

Ida o. Walter. Plaintiff against Jennie r. senten
and others, Defendants In Of Judgment OF
foreclosure and sale made and entered above
bearing the 9Th OF February 1901
l. the undersigned the Referee said Judgment named
will sell public auction the New York Real Estats
Saesroom. No III Broadway. IN the Borough OF Manhat
City OF New York the 11th day OF March, 1901
II o'clock thar day, by William NJ Ryan. Auc
onesr. the premises directed by said Judgment be sold
and therein described follows: All that certain piecs
parcel Of land and the building thereon, situate lying
and being in the City Of New York. IN the County and
state OF New YORK bounded and described as follows:
9D Street distant hundred and seventyhve u
Easerly from the formed by the intersection Of the
Northery side OF Nneyhrs street and the Esstery side
Of West End Avenue running thence Northerly parallel
with the Eastery side Of West End Avenue thrtthres
$3.50 feet and onequarer inches (33 e. tOs nl
the Southery side Of old lane thence Eastery along
Cll a point hundred and twenty-five (225)
West End measured a line parallel
Street SOutherly parallel Easterly
West End thirty (3O feet nine and
quarter (9) inches Northery side OF Ninetyfrst
Westerly along the fifty 900 feet
point Of beginning also all right title and
which said Jennie 2. Sente and Charles 8
SenteI had on day OF December 1896. in and
the OF said premises the centre lins
thereof
Dated York. February 18th. 1901
ROGER FOSTER Referee.
AVERY. SCHLESIIGER & PAUL. Attorneys for Plain
Once and p o. address No. 20 Broad Srreer.
Borough OF Manhattan New York City.
following a diagram OF the property sold.
known No 253 West 9lst Srreet.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
tSspgolRIIS RI
2poREsrleN'
eROGRAMnE or SPORTS TODAY.

.-r,-G Crescent City Jockey Club New-Orleans. Gail
s0-nia Jockey Club. Oakland; Francisco Jockey
Cvub Tarforan
FENcH sHOW.-westunster Kennel Club Show. Madi-
cor square Garden
RACoUET-Club championships New-York Raoquet
" cub u 80 a. and 2;SO D.
LAWN TENNIs-Iudo0r championship. Tth Regiment
Arrnory.
-7Hrss -Cornsr-Columha match, Ithaca
sAst-F7TP ALI.-Coumbia against Harvard New-York
hTHl.FTICS.-Brookyn Preparatory School games
Brooklyn.
GOLF tournament, Lakewood Country Club, 10
a.
pTrIIARDS Professional match Leonard HoWis0n
aCains; ora Morningstar, Maurice Days : p. m.
au0OTING -Cartcret Gun clubs amateur CHAMPION
sfir a. hundred pigeons. Garden CITY 10 q. m
Past Side Gun cubs target shoot. Newark
tsOCyFY York Hockey Club against BROOKLYN
skating cub Clsrmout Avenue Rink. Rrooklyn. sl5
p m: Boston Hockey Club against New-Nork Ath-
letic club. 81. Nicholas Rink. s,l5 q M.
HAND TENNIS.-Cub handicap New York Atbletic
club. o.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
NoRNINGsTAR LEADS HoWTsoy.

There was a good attendance at Maurice Daly's
aht night 10 witness the billiard game between the
professionals Ora Morningstar and Leonard Howl
zon Morniugstsr scored s25 points 90 g52 for Howl
ssn esa Mornngstar's average for tie night was
=, ana MS high run g. HOwison's average was
- ana high ss. Morningstar has scored 500
~1ntS 10 date 10 So for HOwisOn.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21


New YorA-Justus L. Buckley. Thomas C. Ritch
the Last VIII and Testament OF Daniel b. Fayerweaher
deceased PIaintlffs, NJ Wallach
DeIenddnts In pursuance OF Judgment Foreclosure
ana sale. duly made and above-entitled
action bearing date the LIST day OF February 1901 ths
Undersigned the Referee in said judgment named will
seH az Public Auction. at the New York Real Estate
Salesroom NO. III Broadway. the Borough OF Manhat
tan. City of New York 1th OF March 1901
Y oclock noon, that day. by William NJ
uoneer the premises directed said
and therein described follows: All that certain
piece or parcel OF land with the buildings and
inents thereon. situate. lying and being the City OF
New YORK. bounded and described follows. viz. Be
and hrst Street distant Easterly
nve feet from the formed
Northery side OF One hundred and first with
Eastery side of Second
parallel with Second Avenue and OF distance
through party wall hundred feet eleven inches
the centre line Of the block between One hundred
nrs and One hundred and
Street ntyhve feet SOutherIy parallel
with Second Avenue and OF distance through
other party wall hundred feet eleven inches
Northery side Of One hundred first Street. and thence
westerly along the Northery side OF One hundred
nrst street twenty hve feet the place of
nlns subject TO slight encroacnment by the building
upon the premises adjoining the above described
on the West shown OF e
CITY surveyor, dated September %, 1894
Dated New York. February 18th. 1901
JOHN V. BOUVIER Jr, Referee
RITCH, WOODFORD. BOVEE & WALLACE. Attorneys
FOR Plaintiff. IS Wall ST.. Borough OF Manhattan.
New
The following diagram property sold as
ecrned above the street number being 3o7 East 1oisr
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
Manhattan St-..-

The approximate amount OF the lien satisfy
which above-descrbed property IS be sold is Two
thousand hundred and ftyeght 5S-i0O dollars with
interest thereon the 10Th OF December 1880
together and allowance amounting 20 Two
hundred and ninety 100 dollars. with interest from
January 10 1901 together with the expenses OF the
sale The approximate OF taxes assessments
other liens which be allowed the purchaser
of purchase money. paid by the Referee
hundred and forty-seven 91-1OO dollars and interest
Dated New York. February lst. 1901
FRANCIS B HARRISON Refer...
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
B4SEB4LL
RUsIE IGNORANT OF THE DEAL.

RUSIE IGNORANT OF THE DEAL
A dispatch from Richmond. Ind. me home -
Amos Ruse the well known pitcher. received in
this city yesterday reports that he knows nothing
about the stories that he IS 20 play with the Gin
cinnaC club next season. Rusfe SAYS that ne has
heard nothing regarding the alleged deal between
the New-HOrlC and Cincinnati clubs hy which he
IS 70 be transferred from this city 10 Cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
mDONALD CHALLENGES BELDEy

Charles T. Earl. manager Of the fefley school
athletic team issued challenge last night IN be-
haf OF IL p. Mcdonald 10 skate ". A Belden OF
the New-YOrk Athletic Club. for go yards al the
clermont Avenue Rink. Brooklyn, on March E A
special prize will be offered IN the recent cham
nOnships al the s.. Nicholas Rink Mcdonald was
disqualified IN the 30 yard race. and in the runoff
beloen defeated Wray.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
West etth St

The approximate lien charge 10 satisfy
which the above described property is be sold IS
50 o97 o. interest thereon from the 2sth day Of
] 1901. together with and allowances
amounting o. $3.50 together with the expenses OF the
The approximate amount ot taxes assessments or
ofher Hens - allowed the purchaser out OF the
ptrchase money paid the referee. Is s2l35 and
interest
~ - IACOR Marks
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

A DyFRTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribuns
n received their Uptown once. No l242 Broadway
- 49, rurth of 3ist-st until clock m: advertise
ents received the folwing branch ofces az regular
oFF-. rates until O'Clock D. 80 shave,
cor 2sd St l52 ave. i2th-st Macys. 9Th ave
and I4th-st. i42 Columbus ave near West 100
West s2d 81 near ave. 92 East I4th-st. 2ST West
sS5-st between 7th and ave I59 East 4Ith-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
101st Street.


The approximate amount OF the lien satisfy
which the above-dsscribed property Is sold IL
S22lO n with interest thereon from the 25th day Of
January 1901, with allowance
ing 70 s764 A. with February 1901
gether with the sale The spproxmats
amount OF other liens. which
be allowed purchaser purchase money
paid BY the Referee. is S4s4 50 and interest
Dated New York. February 18th. 1901
JOHN V BOUVIEP Jr Psferee
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
SKATING RACES

s. D. See has arranged another programme OF
skating races, which viii take place at Verona
Lake, IN New-Jersey, tomorrow afternoon Many
of the fast skaters IN this district have entered
and some good sport is promised n the weather
continues auspciOus.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
SKATING.
cRoNDE AND PALLIsER THE WINNERS IN
THE INDOOR CONTESTS LAST NIGHT.

Two indoor skating races were held AZ the Cler-
mont Avenhe Rink. in Brooklyn last night. In the
novice race there were two preliminary heats. In
the final y. Cronde after an exciting struggle.
The time $50 S-5. The one mile handicap was
also well contested. The race was won by Hugh
Pallser go yards), F. Mulligan $50 yards) second
A. y. Sarony (scratch) third Time S:ll 2-5
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
SUPREME COURT. County of New York

Charles A. Peabody. Jr. Plaintiff against the Ernst
Marx-Nathan Company and others. debendants.
pursuance Of Judgment OF foreclosure and sale
duly and entered in the above action and bearing
day January, 1901. T.. the Undersigned.
Referee In said judgment named will sell. at public
broadway the Borough OF Manhattan. C1ty Of New
York 26th day OF February. 1901. at II O'Clock
Noon OF that day. Peter r. Mayer Auctoneer. the
premises by said Judgment be sold and therein
follows: All that plot OF land in tho CITY
sssA s.Uny of beundsA and described fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
AMERICANS TO MEET MARCH -

Philadelphia, Feb eo-President Ban Johnson or
the American Baseball League left here this
ing for baltimore. Before leaving President John
son announced that the schedule meeting % the
league will be he'd a. the Lafayette Hotel. this
al n March
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
GARDNER TALKS TO YAcHrsMEN.

fachtsmen gathered last night al the Yachts
mems Club, IN West Forty-third-st. 70 hear Will
lam Gardner tell about the design and equipment
of racing yachts. Incidentally they came nearer
10 understanding why boats like the Mira the Car
toon. the Syce and the Norota, as designed and
prepared by Mr.. Gardner. have had the habit OF
coming In hrst. Mr.. Gardner kept the blackboard
beside him 10 illustrate al he said in quick free
hand drawing.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
South street.

TIE approximate aggregate amount OF plaintiffs lien
upo the premises, with Interest disbursements
$li3s1 and of taxes az water rates IS
sFNrNto GLO. Q. BL.ANKE Referee.