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Daily camera., 1901-09-19

For one OF the most profitable 5-acre
tracts for sale hin mile OF Boulder
see J. w. Richardson. corner i2lh and
Spruce streets.
Daily camera., 1901-09-19

WANTED-At 1917 18th street. roomers
and boarders. Room for two 81. Board
81. Enquire at Camera or I627 18th
street. 1867
Daily camera., 1901-09-19

You furnish one third. we furnish
two thirds Of the money with which you
buy home OF Us. Stearns & Riddle,
1874 Pearl. Phone 3S2 Red.
Daily camera., 1901-09-19

WANTED-A pianist to play for
dances. Inquire at Odd Fellows hall
Friday morning At II o'clock.
Daily camera., 1901-09-19

Miss Fanny Andrews is home from
Cripple Creek. where she attended The
sessions CT the Federation Of Won.n's
clubs.
Daily camera., 1901-09-19

bliss Minnie Graves Of Newlands' I'D.
di,ion has returned to her home after a
sojlurn with friends at Wall Street.
Daily camera., 1901-09-19

Co. H is offering the best Friday night
dances that Boulder people have yet
had opportunity to attend.
Daily camera., 1901-09-19
FOOT BALL.

First game Of the season will take
season will take place next Saturday,
Varsity vs. Preps.
Daily camera., 1901-09-19

Mr. F. c. Moys has returned from bis
short mountain trip.
Daily camera., 1901-09-19

Miss Swi:ler of Omaha is visiting Mrs
N. S. Whitehead.
Daily camera., 1901-09-19

Neither the university nor the public
schools are in session today.
Daily camera., 1901-09-19

is. Switzer. who has been grea,
sufferer with asthma and hay fever, Is
somewhat improved.
Daily camera., 1901-09-19

Norton Montgomery Is still limping
slightly from badly twisted ankle.
Daily camera., 1901-09-19

WANTED-Apprentice girls. Apply
at Madame Lewis millinery parlors.
Daily camera., 1901-09-19

See how the new field on the campus
makes the boys play foot ball next Sat.
dav
Daily camera., 1901-09-19

Joe Mitchell coal, best in the market.
I3 m CHAMBERS x HALL.
Daily camera., 1901-09-19
U,hat are HllmOrs?

They are vitiated OF morbid fluids cours.
ing the veins and affecting the tissues.
They are commonly due to defective diges-
tion but ere sometimes inherited.
How do they manifest themselves7
In many forms OF cutaneous eruption,
salt rheum or eczema, pImples and boils.
and in weakness. languor, general debility.
How are they expelled? By
Hoods J0rs0pdrilid
which also builds up the system that has
suffered from them.
Il is the best medicine for all humors.
Daily camera., 1901-09-19

c. A. Lamb has purchased half in
tefest in the bakery Of c. G. Hitkox
Daily camera., 1901-09-19
Cheap Rates to Utah

Via the Colorado & Southern during the
summer season. Ask your local agent
about the selling dates. rates. etc.
Daily camera., 1901-09-19

WANTED-By gentleman familiar
with the sick room. position to nurse sick
patients. night service preferred. Ad
dress IL" this Office. aim
Daily camera., 1901-09-19

FoR SALE-Three room house, stable.
etc. 1872 Goss street. Part cash, bal
ance monthly. Call at Office Of county
treasurer. IItf
Daily camera., 1901-09-19
Free for Two Weeks
Our full three months
Course in Shorthand,

II you can read you can learn shorthand by our
system, which beats the world. Nointerruption
from business Full course by mail. We can
teach you Just as successfully in your own home
as At a school. Shorthand writer's in great de-
mand Increase your salary by learning this
most valuable art.
To advertise our school and peerless system OF
teaching by msl, We give full course to lin
tied number who are willing to do few hours
pleasant work for us free. We assist graduates
in obtaining positions and set them up in busi
moss for themselves. Send self addressed onvel
ope for part,ulars.
Columbia Shorthand School
Box 531, New Haven, Conn.
Daily camera., 1901-09-19

For SALE-A Smith-Premier type
writer and roll top desk. as good as new.
Enquire at University library-hours 9 TO
II and to 5. Of w. c. Adams, or IIos
Spruce street.
Daily camera., 1901-09-19
WORTH ADMIRIN0

Is the fine pork. hams and bacon that We
have just received fresh from the coun.
try. Good. juicy. sweet pork and fine
sugar cured ham will taste good now
these cool mornings We have anything
else you like in the way of prime meats.
poultry and vegetables. and our prices
will suit you just as well.
BEDFORD & PHILLIPS.
1889 Pearl 81 PAose 81 ..
Daily camera., 1901-09-19

For SALE-Restaurant doing a big
business; good location.
I8n MoRGER & SAHM, MA Pearl.
Daily camera., 1901-09-19

FoR SALE-Furniture and carpets Of
an eight room house will be sold at a
srciifice. Must be sold at once. No. 23ro
18th street. between Bluff and Hill.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29

lot to-rnorrow was 20 cars. Primary receipts were
only $1,000 bushels, against 775 o0 bushels last
year seaboard clearances 4S6 600 bushels and
CONSIDERABLY in excess Of the receipts at all West
erh points Gables were steady Duluth. which has
ABOUT 100000 bushels Of corn. is offering about
mere 1zc cheaper than Chicago: it is claimed here
the Duluth corn is kiln dried
Wheat closed where it left off Wednesday with
the range only sac Whatever strength wheat had
came from the corn market and was sympathetic.
May opened al SEC, sold between 75ssc and 7sc
seAers. and closed 757sc sc. The July closed
&c premium Patten free seller Phillips
cables We're up fraction. The bear circumstance
was the very large Western arrivals 74sOOO bushels
at primary points. against 5000 bushels last year
Ine Price Current" declared the wheat condition
good Nothing sold here for shipment: the
seaooard reported Is loads Clearances were so 900
oushels The -four was not quite so bearish.
oats were steady within small limits. May clos
ing az 25lsc, or barley sc over Wednesday The
Dig discount under corn is resulting in an enormous
oats business for consumption. Five hundred thou
sand bushels sold here to-day and over 1000 COO BUSH
els IN two days. The business has been on this scale
for a week Receipts 164 cars with 205 for
Friday.
Flaxseed was firm iac to 1c over Wednesday
May closed at 81 5i'4; the No l cash at 81 55Ia At
the three points there 3 of seed against
1S last year.
Provisions were easy. although hogs were Sc
higher, with only 22,OOO received at the yards The
pit thought there was Armour selling of lard
The general speculative trade was quiet. The whole
list lost slightly. pork off 72c 25c lard and ribs
off SC TO Ilzc- The market has been going up very
fast, and such reactions to-day sig
nifcant.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago March 2s CspeciaD.-The corn marker
was the leader OF the grain list to-day. the May
time going Up asc That is the best price so
far and put every corn foder in the market on
velvet" May opened az &c. sold between csc
and s2c and closed al f27sc. There was temporary
dip in the price early some local selling by the
bear Interest and because OF the elevator op-
orators bought large line OF cash corn in Ne
brsska OF cribbers-about 10000 bushels. The Pat
ten party sold literally: Phillips the best in
ciVleRal buyer. General outside demand. however.
was finally the important speculative factor. The
western holders all have profit in their
mes and while that situation exists the Western
user IS inyincible The seaboard position does not
improve no shipping sales here to-day. The Glu-
cose trust however, took 10000 bushels and has
peeh large buyer within week Receipts here
we're only ls with 81 contracted: the estimate
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
REAL ESTATE.
DULL DAY IN AUCTION SALES-REPORT-
ED SALE OF LANCASTER APART
MENT HOUSE.

Some real estate parcels Of the estate of the late
Daniel F. Temann, who time Mayor OF
this city, offered yesterday at public auction
at the Real Estate Saesroom. but, the bids were
unsatisfactory. the property was withdrawn
part OF the real property of the estate which was
70 have been included in the parcels offered at the
salesrooms yesterday disposed of before the
beginning of the auction sales by Bernard Srnyth
Son It was plot of ten lots. at the southeast
corner of Riverside-ave. and One-hundred-and-
twenty-seventh-st.. extending to Claremont-ave.
100 feet Riyerside-ave ISs feet on One-hundred-
d-twenty-seventh-st. and $50 feet on Claremont-
ave. The buyer ]. Allen Townsend
Greene & Taylor have sold No. Al West Forty
sixth-st., a four story brownstone dwelling house
lot 20x10o feet.
c. P H. Gilbert the architect. is preparing plans
for the freproof residence be built at Nos. II
and 13 West Fifty-third-st. for Colonel William
Barbour.
B. & d. w Bumenthal have sold No. "a Avenue
c, on lot 24xss feet for Clara Meier. to Ignatz
Rosenfeld.
H. ". Kohn has sold for Charles R. Kearny 70
Isdore HeIlnan plot 75x1Oo feet the north
side of Northumberland thirtysecondst.. $50 feet
west of Amsterdam-ave
Mrs Minnie Smith has sold, through Harry E.
Zttel to Mrs. Shrady No. 1O5 East Sixty-secoud-
St. three story high stoop dwelling house.
MandelbaUm & Levine have bought No lSI
Thompson-st. old buildings, on lot 29x1OO from the
Steinhardt estate.
J. Lazarus has sold No. 2s seventh-ave.. four
story hathouse. TO J. Himmeweit
Charles T. Barney was the buyer Of the block
front the side of Broadway. between One
hundred-and-fortieth and ne-hundred-and-forty-
William Sperb. jr. is reported have sold to
Samuel Mcmillan the Lancaster: seven story =.
Broadway and One Observation-Disclosures.
Douglas Robinson CO have sold sold for Anso4 r.
story and basement brownstone dwelling house.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

Of New York, William Rockefeller, PLAINTIFF. against
Jacob D. Butler others Defendants. In pursuancs
Judgment Foreclosure and sale, duly made and
entered aboveenrIr!ed action. bearing the
February, 1901 7, undersigned.
in judgment named will Public
tion. The York Peal Estate Salesr0or No. III
Broadway. the Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
York. the 22ni day of March, 1901 Il O'Clock
day by Peter F Meyer Auctioneer the premises
directed by said Judgment be sold. and therein
sCribsd follows. piece,
OF land lying being Twelfth Ward.
Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New York which
bounded and Beginning
the Eascerly side OF Convent Avenue, dis
tan hundred ard twenty-five feet NorJherly from
the formed By intersection OF EasJerly
side Of Convent Avenue the Norrherly side Ons
hundred running
and parallel with
hundred feet; thence NOrrherly parallel
hundred .lnety-four
thence Westerly and again parallel
forty-hrs street and OF the distance through
party wall one hundred feet the Essteriy side OF
said Convent Avenue. and thence SOutherly said
Eastery side OF Convent Avenue hundred aad ninety
four feet and six inches the point plaza of be-
ginning Dated. New York March 1st 1901
HENRY ". BOOESTAvER, Referee.
MORRISON & MORRISON. SS
Cedar Street. Borough OF Manhattan. City
5 described above:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29

John Yard. referee. 70 Judson Lawson; mort ,-o
.sShsst. n Il5 It v Of 6.h-axe, lSsKloos; An
sSooo' ssSS nl's S Charles strauss: "oE'.as' 100
0i Re Really Ms' G,@paSS mdrtss srsas' sS
NoStok-st. No % Is sx75: Karl wal!aeh 70
Rashnisl and Ida sohnzn; mortgage. $4,000: a. 80.
4sth-st. :. 425 Z, v Of eth-aye, 25xl0O5: T6s
other: mortgage. i4eoSa $ SIS >, 5000
Essr 10 100 t chah sshass Bsr.9 H'G @6sss sss.
sseiOs5 s i6o Fl y Of sthavs. .5xic,1 II Ie Roy
LEWIS e 20 Car & 6j5sr quit claim All nsns
70 Prudence Ketterer mortgage $1,000: r :.
7s5.s,. Nos 4S4 ana go East. s51a9.io; Henry
Schoe1 and wife to Ignatz Merowitz 1-S part; =,
Same properly: isasSz Nsifo%1 to Max Schwartz.
Maienar. SaI, 1'Esass S5 g. 10 465 3 I Iotii. or
sstb t2n to S9mss "a @ vdci MesIR 5 sa5sS sl o.,b,e
70 William Young: 5. IS so; mortgase. ,o.oo
BFidss.s.. No s, 70 10. 5 oa&lsish Thorns to
chsTryS Ts-S No u T. @st,,l and No Is chsFFys Bird
John P FereS '2 S. 6fs9ase 5fs9as s5oo 5000
BiumenthaI TO Charlotte Mandertch; 5. s.:
uortgase $50. 100 100
Gssx l6l 6x e:sx 1sI @ 3; Was1itngtSa .srS Ter
Wasainr-o, Terrace vs. s. o - = of IS1rh-sr
E:a9 !? sssa S5 51: 2s2 Moss Bsc9a3 . Sori'a L
9S s sSSrsydr s 5T to 81 sams as5ss R s sy siS Ga95
55@ave Corner a5tbst runs n i5x 1oox
56z IeosS SO. Mafy Bird I to 'o LLOYD
5sth-st No 46ofs East. 20 l1x4sx irregular: Ed
yard e Mccall, referee TO Louis Komarens; 49,,
7s!h-st. 10 ISs East 2ozlo22 and 7ath-st. No i6o
Ftzpatr.ck: R $ So moTtgase sS7 4a 500
Joseph PoIstein to Henry u BloSh and aaother
i9th-st Nos 45a ana iSs West 5ox92: Kate Fan
ming to Edward a Scott; R 5. SIS; mortgage
a5th-st. $ $50 IT " Of 7th-are. 25xass; samson
ss' f 29is 70 tfE1ls 6f 7tays a9s I5sxsa s9
- 49, ty'S'sy 70 nary t.3s4s SD 900
3 E ~ gbs, 7gd BTo3d-z5 "a zT,Ga cor ArThuTaye MINI
gan and wife 70 James y Rogers; r s S10....--
Broad st tor Arthur-avel. 17O.4 II OF I16th-
S1,n 1 'TIG 81 F also par & OF :9's T9s Il and
Lot No 8 map Of sixtv-fv choice lots part Of
Oak Tree plot 70 same: r $, S3.......-.-.
hadlSon-ave. No 35, .. 19-4xlOO; James A Nc
2dave t TO oNy5a ed9nar l1slPs Iss, S'0:s @ + william
Redfeld to William Fink; P s. SIS; mortgage,
ll8j-st i4is # Of 2d-aye IS sxl5o: VIII
IAN Tanning. referee. TO Meyer solomon;
Ioith-st No 2i2 to 2i6 West. 56x1 ii: Isabella
Hampton and another. trustee TO rapid Transit
io4th-st. No aIs West i96xi66 Ii James Fer
guson to Rapid Transit subway Construction
Iofth-st. No 2a4 West 15iix7o2: Bernard Bux-
baum TO RaPid Transit Io. Subway Construction
2d5aye No, No 2i3 " corner 1 l$th-st 26x!53 El-
ssT sTt Cranlau rsIssrse 70 David Llppraann K ; .
GEand-st. n corner Elizabeth-st. 6i,5xJO 7x5s5x
Eeae sn H2Bs ct al executors TO David
1Ith-st No II West. and No IS West fsth-st
p.aTenee - Staney ct al executors to New-fork
IO,h-ave W > 25I Z, Of 45th-st - Ixioo; '''''0
George sP9hr to George Kern; R s. SO: mort
7eshsst No ssG West 20xio2 :: Maggie 4 Coleman
52i-st No $50 West 25xiCO,5; John Mcciovern to
George spohr; 5. $40; mortgage $50
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
foreclosure Salss.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, New York

County.-Rapp speiteI Iron Works plaintiff.
against Peter Douley ct al. defendsntsIn pursuance
Of udsmen OF forec9sgre and sale bearing date the
in said Judgment named will sell public
New ork Real Estate Salesroom. No III Broadway.
the Borough of Manhattan. city OF New York on IN
26th day OF March. 1901 II O'Clock that day
judgment mentioned and therein described follows:
All those three certain lots, pieces
with the buildings thereon erected situate. lying
eelns In the Eighteenth Ward OF the Borough Of
haitian. in the City OF New York.
OF Fifteenth Street. and which. together are
bounded and described follows. uoinr
said northsrly line Fifteenth street distant four
hundred and twenty feet OF the line Of sixth
running thence eas,ery aieng said northerIy line
AZ rignt anges from Fifteenth Street hundred and
three ret and three inches; thence westerly parallel
with Fifteenth Street seveuty-fve
erly and right angles Fifteenth Street one hundred
oetns tne same lots known Numbers fifteen G5
teen N6l aud seventeen 90 a map in the Office
OF the Register OF the City County Of New Yora en-
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
financial.
CONSOLIDATED RAILWAY LIGHTING AND
REFRIGERATIAG COMPANY,
100 Broadway New York, March "a 1901
To the Stockholders of the
Consolidated Railway Electric Lighting
and Equipment Company ::

The Consolidated Railway Lighting and Refrgerating
Company offers TO purchase the outstanding shares Of
stock Of Company paying therefor share for share
in its stock.
All stockholders Of the Consolidated Railway Electric
Lighting and Equipment Company desiring to avail them
selves Of this OFFER must deposit Is
1901 with the Manhattan Trust Company Of New York
their shares for delivery, share share,
paid and non-assessa5e stock o. the Consolidated Re
frgerating Company, and will also be required pay.
at the time Of deposit 81 share. before
May *. 1901 additional 81 per which
VII be paid into the treasury Of the Consolidated Re
frgerating Company 10 be used working capital
The Manhattan Trust Company will negotiable
receipts provided by the agreement existing be
tween the Consolidated Refr!ge-atng Company and the
Trust Company. fled with the Trust Company and open
inspection Of all shareholders Consolidated
Equipment Company. Upon surrender Of these receipts
So share endorsed thereon. the Trust Company viii
deliver certificates full paid and
eessabe stock Of the Consolidated Refrgeratng COM
pany called fer by said receipts
The above payments may be anticipated.
Consolidated R'way Lighting & Refrigerating Co.
BY JOHN II. THOMPSON Jr.. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
l4Isr Street.

The approximate lien charge satisfy
which the above-described property be sold.
SIO 3245S thereon from the 18th day OF
February. 1901. together with and allowances
amounting S44221 interest 9th February.
together expenses OF the sale The ap-
OF assessments other liens.
which 20 allowed the purchaser OF
purchase paid BY the Referee is $500 81 and
interest
Dated New York. March 1st. 1901.
HENRY ". BOOESTAVER. Referee.
The property above described hereby ad
Jouruet 18th day Of April 1901. the hour
and place
Dated, ". Y, March 22nd. 1901
HENRY ". BOOKSTAvER. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29

18th Street.
The OF the Hen 20 satisfy which
the above IS 70 be sold sevsntesn thousand
91-1O0 Dollars tS1I.Si2ell with
interest thereon the 18th dav Of November. 1900 be
sides and allowance appTOxiInatng $4,000. with
thereon December 1906 together with the
expenses sale The approximate OF taxes.
purchaser the purchase paid by the ref
Eight hundred 46l00 Dollars Gss2l46)
and interest
Dated York Is. 1901.
HENRY W BOOKSTAVER. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF new

YORK.-Henry L Goodwin and David Wessou. ss
Trustees under will OF Matilda E Codtington. de-
ceased, Sc Plaintiffs. against Arthur n Rose. ana
others Defendants.
In pursuance a Judgment OF foreclosure and sale
duly made and entered in the above entitled action and
signed referee Judgment named. will sell ar
public auction York Real Estate Salesroor1
No. Ill Broadway in the Borough OF Manhattan CITY
Of New York. the 9th day OF APRIL A. D 1901 az u
O'Clock that day. By William VI Ryan suc-
the premises directed hy said Judgment 10 be sod
and therein described follows:
lot land the City Of New York. with the
buildings thereon described follows: Beginning az
point the Westerly side West End (formsry Eev-
distant feet no-thery from the
side
with Westerly side OF said West End Avenue. and
Street, and OF the through party wall eighty
two NOrtneriy parallel with said
sixteen four inches; thence East
parallel with SeverryEhth Street and OF the
wall eishtythree feet tnches 70
Westerly OF said West End Avenue. and theucs
SoutherIy along Of said West End Ave-
feet inches the point os beginning.
said being Nuncer 3sT formerly sIl
Avenue and being the premises conveyed
said Emma X. Bal By Robert c. Maxwell and
Catharue. his wife. John ~ Dempsey and Cora ITS
wife tearing the fifteenth day OF October
Register OF City and County OF New York IN
Iber 1888 OF Conveyances. 46i the 10Th day OF
October. 1880.
STEELE. DE FRIESE & FROTHINGHAM Attorneys
Plaintiffs. 50 Liberty Street. Borough OF Manhar
City OF New York.
The following diagram Of the property sold
number is No. 3S7 West End Avenue. Borough
Of Manhattan. City OF New York
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
Penheld Map. 1850

De Milr Ave.
The approximate or charg. sattsfv
which The above-tescroed property sold is al.
sum OF Three Thousand hundred forry-six sO-O
DesTs sSlt5o with interest thereon from 18TH
OF March, 1871; together with oya
amounting 10 s200S6 from March osrh
1901 together with the expenses OF The ap-
proxnlate amount OF taxes.
which TO be allowed purchaser OF me
enase money OF paid by the Referee is Ffry-stx
l6-l0o Dollars $50 I6l and interest.
Dated New York. March %. 1901.
JAMES Z. GRAyBILL, Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
4 Br-1rDING LOAN OF $50 coo

A building loan contract. in the shape of mort
gage. was filed yesterday with Register Fromue,
by which Jacob II. Schiff, the banker. agrees TO
loan John T. Farley. the well known builder Of
Fifth-ave houses the sum of $4,000. The prop
erty the side Of Fifth-ave.. 25S feet south
of Seventyetghth-St., plot 5lXlO0 is given as Sc
curitY for the loan
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
BIC PARcEL BoUGHr 81 r. T $. c.

BIG PARCEL BOUGHT BY r. T. s. c. co.
The Rapid Transit Subway Construction Com
pany took title yesterday No. 212 to 21s and No.
224 West dand-fourth-st, for which it
paid to Isabella Hampton. trustee, SO 000 for
No 212 to 216, plot 55xlOO11. The adjoining plot
196x100u. No. 21S. was sold by James Ferguson
for s2675o. and Bernard BuXbaum sold No 224 plot
of Sll67
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
L. S. BRYCE BUYS A NEW HOME SITE.

Lloyd 5. Bryce yesterday acquired title from
Mary Bird to the northeast corner of Fffth-ave.
and Ninety-ffth-st 75x150x irregular for consid-
Grafton of $50 600 The seller retains 500 O0 mort
gage, which natures in two years with interest
at per cent Mr.. Bryce will build a house for his
occupancy the site.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Bryan L. Kennedy Co. Lenox-ave and
-thirty-frst-st.. northeast corner
17xS5: three story private dwelling house; fore
closure sale; Sara c. Nelson agt Hendrick NJ
Velders ct al; Miller, Decker & Miller. attorneys:
John A Dutton, referee; due on Judgment AOos 70;
costs s429 81.
By William NJ Ryan: No. 2524 Seventh-ave..
side 266 feet north OF hundred andforty-
sixth-st 271AxlOO: five story brick store and fiat
house: foreclosure sale; Presbyterian Home for
Aged Women agt. William II. Redfeld ct al
Townsend. Dyett & Levy attorneys: Charles W.
West referee: due on Judgment. s2i O09 IS: costs,
$3.50 A taxes. etc. $3.50 s. No. 81 West Forty-sixth-
st. north side 220 feet east OF Sxth-ave 4OxIe05
stonefront church. foreclosure sale; United States
Trust Company ast- rector ct al of the Protestant
Episcopal Church of st. Stephens ct al Edward
W Sheldon. attorney; Eugene II. Pomeroy, referee:
due judgment. S5 sos 25 costs. s12a Il: taxes.
etc. sl2
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29

The Maritime Building Company yesterday OBJ
tained title from Oakleigh Thorne to the property
No. 70 10 Bridge-st. for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
NEW YORk sUPREaIE COURT. COUNTY

OF NEW YORK-Robert Marshall PLAINTIFF. against
In pursuance Of Judgment Of forecosure and sale duly
iars a5+b iaV ~ Nar~r 14Si ~ uTisrsis,si ~ s
Referee in said Judgment named wiz sell az pubic aqe-
Broadway. in the Borough Of MaHhattan City OF New
nat day oy Richard Tiaraet5 g.. Ast6nssTs
pieces parcels land stgate lying being late in
The Borough Of The Bronx, the City OF New
York being the os kPowP and designaSsd on certain
urroVes civil Engineer dated August 1sS9 and ded In
office OF Register Of weste County and BY
1s> and the Westerly half lot by the num-
Der Is (sxteen) bounded described map
De Mt Avenue distant Westerly hundred and
GS' 10 IeS dFGn & ths eFns5 % I formed nm My 9y s1s IN
laid down on said map and ruanins thence Northerly
paaiei with said second hundred CI0Ol feet to
me centre me OF the 2-ocA theLJ Wesery sI9ns SAG
hundred and seventy five CI5l feet thence
iTed Geo, fee to SAID N5Tths side Of De 1Iilt Avenue
q land situate in the SAID B9rougn 9f The Bronx in ths
City OF New York. and known and DESIGNATED on sat
sS elghty-three and 81 (eishty-tourl and
e2gnded and desGriSed On & re va map & - oos & W.
Place distant Norhery hundred and hf.y q5o feet
erIy Desbrow Place the Northsrly side
unnins thence Sorsherly sIons ssd westerly SIDE q
SIDoS On sad MAJ rhence westerly along ssis Is-
number - (eightytwo and parallel With said De Nit
parallel said Desbrow Place hundred 0o
Es,arv along the same and ps-aiIsi Tith Be t aVsns
hundred COM feet said Westerly side OF Desorow
Together With all the risht title and interest Of the said
land the avenues lying in front Of and
adjoining said premises
Dated New York. March 2sth. 1901
GEO C COFFIN AtcIneH FOR rSinTi ofcs and p O.
Address. 229 Broadway. New York City, MANHATTAN
in the foregoing notice OF sale;
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29

MADISON-AvE. PROPERTY CHANGES HANDS
Mrs Olivia E. Phelps Stokes obtained title to
No 25 Madison-ave from James \. McAIillin for