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foreclosure Sales

ming Northeriy and parallel Third Avenue
part way through wall 100 inches
70 the line OF the block thence Ea.tery parallel
SoutherIy parallel with Third Avenue part OF way
through party 100 feet and II inches North
OF i02nd Street thence Westerly along said
Norhery side OF 10nd Street p feet 70 the point or place
beginning Said premises being known by the
number 2IT East IO2nd Street. New York City.
Dated New York. May 9Th. 1901. -
ALBERT J. APPEL. Referee
W. II. VAN STEEN BIRCH. Attorney Tor PLAINTIFF. 10
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No. 2IT z. 1924 81.
102dSt.

Which PEI amount Of the lien charge satisfy
e.. Sso Sa e described property sold IS
sni iS,i TSn interest thereon from 10Th day Of
losether with costs
20 sos-c with interest April 18th 1901 Together
e expenses OF the sale The approximate
OF taxes. assessments liens when are 10 he
allowed 10 the purchaser OF the purchase money or
paId Dy the Referee is sG43 50 and Interest - -
Dated New York. May 9th. 1901
ALBERT J. APPEL. Rayaraa
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The of the lien satisfy
which the above described property is to sold il
$1,000 April 49, 1901.
gether allowance
with interest April o. 1901 together with the
penses of the sale
The approximate OF the taxes. assessments
other Hens be allowed the purchaser
Of the purchase paid by the referee Is s50
interest
Dated New York April "a, 1901
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foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. County of \,

SUPREME COURT, County OF New York.
Petrus Arnaud. plaintiff. against Augustus F. Ferri.
and Others defendantsIn pursuance OF judgment OF
foreclosure and sale made and entered In the above ent
action and bearing date the 4th day OF March, 1901
the undersigned Referee said Judgment named.
will sell al public auction the New York Real Estate
No Ill broadway in the Borough OF Manhat-
tam City New York. the nth day o. May 1901 at
Twelve that day, by Peter 7. Meyer, Auc-
the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold
and follows: All those certain lots
pieces parcels with the buildings and improve
thereon Twebty-fourth Ward OF the
OF New the Town OF kingsbridge. and
formerly County OF Westchesier
state OF which known and designated
by the Cl9l and twenty-One CID on
OF situated at Kinssbridge In the Town OF fon
kers County Wesfchester. belonging 20 Mary e a.
Macomb showing the sub-divlded into parcels
Gated February ls4I and filed in the Once OF the Clerk
Cnow Regserl Of County OF We Sehester. being the
San. premises described in ne mortgage fore
and In the Judgment OF fore
closure and and entered therein dated the am
sav OF March. and the premises which were
conveyed Augustus T. Ferris BY william Preston ane
of bearing date the 18th day OF
esntinE thsrefrom s that portion there
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West eoth Street

The approximate amount Of the lien or charge. TO
satisfy which described property Is to b. sold
twenty-three thousand seventeen 5OiOO @ Oll0)
dollars. with from the 18th day OF Apri lsl
together with costs allowance amounting to three
hundred forty-four with interest from
April 1901 with expenses u the sale
approximate Of taxes. disbursements ana
other liens be allowed 20 the purchaser out
purchase money paid by the referee is the sum
eight hundred and thrSe TTl00 dollars tSs3 - and
interest AUGUSTUS H. NANDttttOELN
The foregoing sale hereby adjourned 70 the 10Th DAY
OF Nav. 1901 the time and place
Dated: New York. MAY 9Th. 1901
AUGUSTUS Fl. VANDERPOEL. Referee
DAILY HOYT & MASON Attorneys for Plalntir NO.
IL William Street. New York city.
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The approximate Of the taxes assessments and
water rates which % De allowed % ne
purchaser % the purchase money or paid % the
Referee follows Upon the First Parcel VII 40 upon
the second Parcel. the Third Parcel. s175sls
upon the Fourth Parcel s4a2 upon sixth
accrued interest the said
Dated. New York. May
ALGERNoN 5. NORTON. Refs4S>
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NEW YORK SCPREME COURT. NEV

YORK COUNTY-samusI y. Hoyt plaintiff against
Weinberg and othere defendantsNotiee OF SAFE
Action No 2(No. ia West Elghtieth street, IN Pus
judgment Of foreclosure and SAFE, dHy s.r
and entered IN the above entitled acton bearing 9ae %
10Th day of April 1901. fled in 'he Office or the Ces
County New York the 16r day of April lol L
undersigned the referee said Judgment nared VII
a public New York RHa! Estate
room. No. Ill Broadway IN the Roruugh % Manhattan
City OF 9th day % Nav. 1901 al Twelve
O'Clock day. William NJ Ryan, auctloneer
premises Judgment 20 De sold anu
All that certain lot piece or
parcel land buildings thereon situate IN the
city. County State OF New Yc-k and BOUNDED and
described follows Beginning TIE south side OF Eight
Ieth point distant hundred and eighty
Qss OF tire southeat e sd street and
Amsterdam formerly Tenth avenue ami running thence
south. parallel with said and part ~ me Way
throush party wall ore hunirsd ard two uGSl teet two
(2) inches the line Of the block thence east
along the centre line Of the block twenty @ fet thence
north. parallel with said ard part OF the way
through party wall hundred and O02l feet two
~ the Eghtieth street and thence
west street. twenty the point
place OF beginning
Dated New York. April nth. 1901.
AUGUSTUS Il VANDERPOEI@
DAILY. HOYT & MASON. Referee
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
ONCE and p O. address. No IL William street New York
CITY.
West sOsh
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ernst Companies.

MORTON TRUST
COMPANY
50 NASSAU STREET.
Capital. 100000
Surplus & Undivided Profits,$3 100000
OFFICERS:
LEvIP. MORTON. President
THOMAS F. RYAN. yfce-President
JAMES X. CoRBIERE. I'd vice-Prest
HIM. FRANCIS. Secretary
w. REDMOND CROSS, Treasurer
EUGENE E. yARET. Asst. Secretary
H.B. BERRY. Trust Omcer
DIRECTORS:
John Jacob Astor. Joseph Larocque,
George +. Baker, ID. o. Mills,
Edward j. Bcrwfnd. Levi p. Morton,
Frederic Cromwell, Richard A. McCurdy.
James ID. Duke, W. G.. Oakman,
Henry NJ. Flagler. George Foster Peabody.
G.. G.. Haven. Samuel Rea,
Joseph G, Hendrix, Eiihu Root,
Abran $. Hewitt, Thomas IT. Ryan,
James v. Jarvic, Jacob ii. Schin,
Waiter s. Johnston, John Sloane.
y. Juilliard. William c. Whitney.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
LEVI +. MORTON,
THOMAS r. RYAN,
EDWARD j. BERWIND.
G. G.. HAVEN,
JOSEPH c. HENDRIX,
JAMES ". JiRNIE,
GEORGE FOSTER PEABODY,
JACOB ii. SCHIFF,
WILLIAM C. WHITNEY.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County o.

New York-Josephine Taylor Colt. Plaintiff. against
J. ct Defendants. In pursuance OF
judgment foreclosure duly made and entered
in the above action bearing date the 22nd day OF
April 1901 undersigned the Referee in said judg-
named will sell public auction at the New YORK
Real Estate Salesroon No III Broadway In the orouBh
Of Manhattan City New York. the 10th day or May
1901 O'Clock day. by Herbert A. Sher
auctoneer premises directed by sad Judgment TO
described follows All that certain
lot, piece parcel 81 land with the building thereon
in The York. bounded and de-
scrhed follows. namely Beginning at point on the
Fortyeighth Street. distant ninety
seven feet Westerly from formed by the inter
the Westerly side OF First Avenue with the
NortherIy side Street; running thence
Norhery parallel with First Avenue hundred feet and
inches: thence Westerly parallel with Foryeghth
Street eight feet thence Scuhery parallel with
First hundred feet five inches TO the North
erly of Forty-eghth Street and thence Easteriy
along the Norhery side Of Foyeighth street twenty
eight feet o the point place Of beginning
MATTHEW DAILY. Referee.
STEDMAN q IAARKIN Attorneys for Plaintiff l2S
Broadway New York City.
The following diagram OF the property 70 be sold
above described the number being Sal East 4sth
Street.
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PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. 40,
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the Company will close al Of the Union Trust
Coz ,any On saturday, the 18th day May 1901 az y
oaock noon will reopen Friday. May 81. 1901 al
" JOSEPH HELEN. Secretary.
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East SIND Street.

East SIND Street.
The approximate Of the lien charge 70
Is TO be sod Is
Thirteen thousand hundred and eighty Iico Dollars
(Sl3GSO TOD. thereon from the 18th day
April 1901 together and allowance amount
ing hundred eighty 39lO0 Dollars N4so 3d.
with interest from Apr oath. 1901. together with the
The approximate amount Of taxes
assessments, and fire insurance premiums,
which be allowed to the purchaser out OF the
purchase money paid by the Referee is Three hundred
Dated New York May 9th. 1901.
HERBERT r. LIMBURGER, Referee
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East 234th ST.
The approximate of lien charge to satisfy
which the above described property is 70 be sold is
SSoSI with interest thereon from the 18th day OF Feb
SAGA TO- with interest the 4th day of
March, 1901 together with the Of this sale The
approximate the taxes other
liens 70 be allowed to the purchaser out OF the purchase
paid by the Referee, Is $i59ST and interest
Dated. New York. April Path 1901
WILLIAM 5. ANDREWS. Referee.
SUPREME COURT, County Of New York
Smith Cox. PLAINTIFF against Ida Paten others.
Defendants. In Of judgment OF foreclosure
and sale, entitled action April ITth
1901 and entered in the New York County Clerks
april 18Th. 1901 l. the undersigned the referee in said
Judgment named will sell public auction the highest
haitian Borough. City. County and State York on
Monday the 20th day May. 1901 -
that day by Peter F. Meyer Co auctoneers
ises directed by said Judgment be sold therein
scrihed follows; All undivided part
or all tina: certain lot piece parcel of land with
CITY OF New York. Borough Of Manhattan. County and
state Of New York bounded and described follows
VIZ; Beginning a point the noTherly side Of
street distant hundred and ninety feet
Eighth Avenue. running thence eastwardly along the
noTfherly side 81 5lst fifteen feet north
he block. thence westwardly along
h"ck fifteen feet; thence southward hundred feet
i've Inches to the point place of beginning.
Dated New York. April 23rd. 1901
HENRY W. BOOKSTAVER, Referee.
FRED INGRAHAM Plaintiffs Attorney. 1872 Broadway.
Tho following Is diagram Of the property
divided onehalf Interest which be sold
number is PAL West 5lst Street.
Centre lire OF block.
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The following a diagram of the Fourth Parcel which
Is known - and "a Carmine street and 22s
Blocker street
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Dipioeno Aonces.

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X PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Hon,

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Hon
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York notice hereby given all having claims
Nary Goodwin. County OF New
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washington Sauare south
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Water Street.
~ n
No 10
Front Street

No. 10
The following a diagram OF the Second Parcel which
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LONDON's HUGE HOME PLANS.


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THE GREATEST STORMS IN SEW
ENTEEN YEARS ARE VISITING
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The Various Commands Pre-
paratory to Opening a
Final Grand Offens.
i've Campaign.

LONDON, Feb. 11-News from
South Africa is not encouraging this
morning. Botha and De Wet have
large commands, who are harassing the
British forces considerably.
Heavy fighting is taking place IN the
neighborhood of Orange River, and De
Wet with three thousand Beers drove
back the British column.
1t is said here this afternoon that at
la conference between the king and
Lord Laglan it was decided to with
draw the proposed olive branch of
peace, and to fight the Beers to fin
ish.
More troops will be sent to Africa
as fast as possible.
Thirty Thousand More Men.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE London
cables today say that orders have been
issued to send thirty thousand more
mounted men to aid Kitchener, and
bring the South African war to an
end.