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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-21

hsd been for the purpose OF profit taking on the
whole the crowd assumes 1t would have been done
in different manner That much OF to-
dsv's selling was a shaking out rather than
sell out has been one of the reasons the
rice mas declined so slightly Nav opened
At rs. sold between 777sc and 75Tsc and
closed at &c sellers The December closed at
-5f.c No one understands the December relative
strength. Armour has been a buyer of It for sew
ersl DAYS. The popular view is that the Armour
,best operations are likely to extend through the
-irter II IS believed the line was taken on AT an
average cost Of about 33i5c. The selling to-day
vas from 117sc down 10 16l1c. If Armour should
axe this line back at profit of &c or &c. his gem
era position would be just much more strength
cned Outside markets declined about half as much
a this Ciearances were 662, 600 bushels: primary
receipts 12520o9 bushels, against 10000 bush
els NorthR estern cars, COS against s24. Cables
acre " trfe, hut Jagged. The seaboard reported
Il loads Tho Minneapolis cash premium keeps &c
o,er December.
Corn was strong until wheat turned weak. Early
rrices up &c to sc. In the last hour the
coarse cralH felt the wheat decline. Corn closed
unchanged 10 'sc under Wednesday. May opened
st lu4c sold between 1880 and 4Sasc and closed
At $50 December closed at 5sc, after touching
se5.c. January closed at SIC. There were some in
dicatoHs Of covering of May by important
shorts. Cash corn 1.cTll.c higher. The
weather keeps unfayOTable for movement and
rradirg Or the new crop. It looks as If the big
neCcHl'I i'iie9 ao tHnfi pioHtA pretty SellcIdliI
snd were inclined TO get back into the January.
Gables were up a fraction. Receipts l6T cars
With only ave contract; fridays estimate. lis.
Oats we're rather more active and Lc higher
early but closed lkc lower because wheat
was 81 weak. The Northwest sold: the oatmeal
crowd bought Receipts l02 cars; Fridays
estimate Jos. Cash oats &c higher. The
cash demand has somewhat improved. standard
lie over December to-day.
Provisions closed easier. the lard demand rot as
sharp It has been. Packers were sellers OF
January and buyers IF May product, Hogs were
81 higher. The hacking West for the week was
@Nglo under last year There were SS,nn0 hogs
West to-day. against 10000 last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-21
rnANsAcrIoNs IN REALTr.

The details of the sale of the blockfrout in Bat
tory Place. between Greenwich and Washington
SITS, are given elsewhere. Edward F. Searles
the purchaser
Hiram Rinado & Bro. have sold for the estate
of William Stdcom No. IS Catharine-st., six story
tenement house. Il lot 25Il0p feet.
MaudeIbaum x Levine have bought from the
estate of Marcus Del Pine No. 20 West Twenty
~ecoud-st., three story dwelling house, on n lot
lNSX9S9 feet.
Jaupuc x Werner have bought through l..
Erlanger from James NJ. Horton a plot 50X10N II
feet the south side of Oue-hundred-a nd-twe nty-
foUrth-st. - feet east of Broadway
Charles r Smith has sold Nos. 324 and 326 East
fiftieth-st., a six story tenement house on a lot
JOXI0O feet.
David 3. Cohen has bought from Samuel Berg
and the estate of Leonard VOlkel Nos t09 and
al East Ninth-st., old buildings, on plot SSXS2S
feet.
and - West one hundred-and twenty -fourth-st,
five story fathouses. plot 54.Sxl0Ou feet.
Potter & Bro. have sold plot 5oNlN feet. on the
south side Of one forty -seVenth-st 20
feet west of Austerdam-ave.
Adolph and Josephine Pohl have sold 10 CAM
Bros No. 81 SeCOnd-aYe.. four story and basement
brick building, lot 2S,9Xl05 feet
CiusSarof x Steiudler have bought No 1880 Sec
oud-dve. a five story double tenement house, with
stores. on lot 25XlO0 feet.
Gustsye Newman has sold for Adam HappeI to
David FrankeI No al9 East Tenth St a fve story
double tenement house, lot 25X94l0 feet. for
S54.7J0.
,x-ControIler Ashbel p Fitch transferred title
Yesterday to No. 759 West End ave, a plot
22x34 feet at the southwest corner of Ninety-sev-
euth-st to Miss Ella Fitch, his daughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-21
REAL ESTATE.
CHANGES FOR THE BETTER IN EAST
THIRTY-THIRD-ST PROBABLE.

: H. Furmau is the buyer of Nos 50 and 81
East Thirty-third-St., TWO four story basement
dwelling houses, each lot i6SX9S.9 feet.
ported sold i'm The Tribune yesterday. Mrs. Mary
?. Tappan and Mrs Catherine Wood are the sell
While the purchase price yesterday said
to have been s720@o. II learned from trust
worthy source that it considerably more than
that
Not in many years has any parcel In Thirty
third St, between Fourth and Madison AVIS,
changed ownership far known. Moreover.
this sale means much To the section. II plainly
shows what some persons think of the future Of
the street other negotia tious in the street are
likely follow IN the near future, and many
weeks before the rapid transit subway station at
Thirty-third-st. and Fourth-ave. is built. which
will connect with tho Pennsylvania tunnel project.
the architectural appearance of the street will
doubtedly have undergone marked change for
IN" better. It thought that there will be almost
unhrokon string of people going east and west
through the street between tn" station and Fifth
Mr.. Furmau may turn over his property To A
syndicate which would probably build twelve
story apartment hotel the premises On the
first floor OF the building would be large restau-
rant and probably reception rooms for the patrons
of the hotel and their guests y cafe would also
he the floor. The premises almost ad-
join the Park Avenue Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-21

Security Trust Company. sub
stitUted of the VIII
OF David ELEPHANT Vail deceased. Anna Murray
Vail, plaintiffs Rosalie Schoenherg others,
duly made entered the above entitled
action bearing date the first DAY OF Al T 1902 l.
dersgned the Referee said Judgment named viii
sell public auction at the New York Real Estate
SHlesroom, No. Ill broadway. in the Borough Of
Manhattan. the County and city OF New York.
that day. hy Vincent a Ryan, Auctioneer the
premises directed by said Judgment sold.
therein described follows: All that
parcel Of land. situate lying and being in city,
County and state OF New York. and known by the
number hundred sixty four t264I West
Thrty-fourth and bounded and described
Beginning point the southerly Of
OF
Thirty fourth running
wsrdy parallel with Eighth Avenue
and nine inches; thence running eastWardy and parallel
with Thirty fourth Street nineteen feet and inches.
thence northwaTdy and again parallel with Eighth Ave
line Of Thirty-fourth and thence
along nineteen inches TO he point
q place Of beginning. BE said
dimensions less. Said premises will be sold
subject To the contingent rights claims. IL
there he nat barred 10y the Judgment herein.
81 born unborn not parties this action,
claiming heirs Of joseph Roseuheld.
Surrogate OF New York County IN Liber 3i6
100 under such heirs devisees.
Dated New York November 10 1892.
B;LTHU n. FROST, Referee
COUDERT BROTHERS. Plaintiffs Attorneys. Office
and Postoffce Address No. II Broadway. Mauhat-
New York City.
The following is diagram Of the property be sold:
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Auction SALES TODAY.

B, Vincent RYAN: $50 and 33S Water-st u :. go Il
Of RooseveIt-st 81 9x67 axS7 6x59; four story b
ten n foreclosure sale. y Y Bldg Loan Bank co ast
Angelina GainbeIlenEo ct al James + Ro6erts atty
S5I665: taxes. etc. S425Ts prior mortgage. $4,000
BY McVickar Realty Trust Co: Gerard ave. = :.
,SS II $ W lGith- 200 Waou-ave. NllO5ONI1 i6N
~ 21xS 5Ox22 N7 1850: vacant mortgage So 25o
nart1v Maid on taxes etc Sl0599 IS Walton
corner Butternut - t5N2a S9x14 81 trangular
vacant taxes etc SISS So sale; Paul Fuller
ct al trIs ast Eim Huerstel al Coudert Brothers.
attys II Daniels ref, due judGt, $2o5S, costs
By Bryan I. Kennedy: 900 Auen-st W 9S.5'a It =
Houston st l6SNSI6; story fr bldg. six story b
bldg ON foreclosure sale stee de Peyser ct al
trts AIT Abraham Nicholson ct al: MAYER krOnacher,
atty: + " Gahrmann. ref: due tudst. Sl3.631 o..
costs $50 taxes, S252 81
Ry ID l. Ingraham & Co. 269 " 1S4th-St I4T II
Of shave 15.6x991I four story dwg foreclosure
sale Whitehead trus etc. agt Adelaide u styles
\ Strong. atty: Emil Godmark. ref. due judgt.
IS 90 *. costs. 1921. Is. taxes etc, $3So.29
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-21
AI-CTION SAFES YEsTERDAY.

f, Herbert y sherman 90 SIS W 15lst st. % IT
W f iOOX99 H. his, fore
closure sale: Edward McVickcr agt g " Martin e. al;
II r Miller atty \ Walsh, rtr; due judgt SIS 5i6 IS
S4S7 $2BT1 81; prior
rntge. $4,000 the plaintiff for sl3534; 81 Nicholas
Place line lISd COX 100 vacant
also Edsecombe-ave. at centre line loSd-st runs
vacant: sale. Henriette Faye
al eXrs etc a. al agt Beale al: e Z Miller. atty
John Hunter jr ref. due judgt SITsS5 taxes. etc
80. adjourned sine die.
BY Vincent 4 Ryan: 4o2- iG4 Greenwich st W : be
tween Beach and 50X90; story hreproof
stone and warehouse with plant complete; mtse
S,4,n auction. hid In at So. 900
Nv James I. Wells. broadway ard ltSfh-st. = cor
lOCNIOO vacant; public aucton withdrawn at S126OO
~ n Ingrahaul 4 North-st. n :, 10 II " OF
Jerome ave foreclosure sale Marie L
stephen NJ Anderson ct al. n NJ Johnston
atty; \ II Sarasohn ref due Judgt 500 30; costs
SOL IS. prior mige. 500" adjourned 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-21
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.

- Margaret WeIche plaintiff. against Rosae schoen-
berg and others defendants In pursuance OF Judgment
az foreclosure and duly made and entered In the
bearing date the first day Of
April 1902 l. undersigned. the Referee in said judg
Ineut named will public auction the New York
Estate No Ill Broadway. in the Bor-
the County and City OF New York,
on the End December 1897, a. Twelve clock
noon on Gay by Vincent A Ryan. AuctoneeT, the
premises directed said Judgment 10 be sold and there
in follows All that certain l3 piece or par
OF land situate lying and being in the city, County
State Of New York. and now known by the street
(}u) West Ninth Street and bounded and
described follows Beginning at point the southery
nd westerly from the southwesteriy
or Fifth West Ninth Street. running
thence suthwardly parallel with F1fth Avenue nine
fvthree feet Inches thence westvaTdly and
Ninth Street twenty-five feet and four
inches thence norhwardy and again parallel with the
TTfth Avenue ninety and eleven inches the
sid Niuth Street, and thence east
twenty-five feet ana four inches
70 the point place beginning be said several dis
less. Said premises viii be
sGii ID contingent rights claims. II
there not Judgment herein favor 81
any persons parties to this action
claiming as Of Joseph Rosenheld deceased
under his will recorded in the office Of the Surro
of York County In Libcr $40 Of Wills,
100 OF such heirs or deVlsees
Dated New York November 10th 1902.
ELIHU b, FROST. Referee.
COI-DERT BROTHERS. Plaintiffs Attorneys, Office
Post Once Address. No. Il broadway Manhattan
York
following is diagram % the to be sold
Vest Street
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5ertclosnre Galts.


day Of December. 1902 - o'clock noon. that
Gay BY D Phoenix InSTaham ALCtioneer, the premises
directed BY said judgment be sold. and therein de
scrbed follows: All that lot piece parcel
OF land with the buildings and improvements thereon
erected situate. lying and being In the Twelfth Ward
81 the Borough of Manhattan City of New York,
bounded and described follows; Beginning AT
point on the westerly side of Fifth Avenue distant
seventy four feet eleven southerly from the
nr formed by the intersection of the westerly side 81
h Avenue with the southeTiy side Of one hundred and
tIrEseventh running thence westerly parallel
I'm one hundred AID thirty seventh street AMI part
Of the distance through wall etShty-hVe feet
taenfc southerr parallel NTH Fifth Avenue tWe9ty-
I'VE teet thence eastery again parallel with one hundred
and tnyssventh street and part Of the distance through
another party wall eChty-hce feet said westerly side
Of ttth Avenue and running thence noIthery along the
westerly side Of Fifth Avenue twenty-five feet 20 TIE
Point or place Of beginning, be The same less
helng portion Of the premises conveyed to William LIZ
man BY Adolph NJ Bendheim and others hy deed dated
august .. 1884 aud recorded the office Of the Register
OF The city and County NJ New York september / 1894.
IN iiber y. Section g. OF ConveyaRCes, 43 said
w misses being further known by the street number 2,2it
Filth Avenue
Dated. New YORK. November u 1902.
MOSES trOWEN, Referee
TURNER. ROI4STON < KORAN. Attorneys for Plaintiff,
20 William Street. Borough Of Mani attain. New York
The following Is diagram Of the property to be
sold as described above, the number being 2ft
Fifth Avenue:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Washington St Nos : and Q, :. rs II II n ~
Batterv Place ~ 4N+S 2N4l 9X4s Rensen john
TO Edward Searles; X $, S4t; = and $. S4stNo
C;reenvi-h-st n corner Battery Place. 3SaN
los Sx35 11NI07 II, Washington-st. e corner
Fattery- Place So 1893. Adrian II Larkin to I'd
Hsrj p Sesries: and NoTnina,
wasbipator-st Nos and }, :. ~ IxaT 4Na2 TX
57.6: Frank Fl Davis to Edward F SesTies;
and S.-.......-.
r;rAAnvvjrh-S n No q. 2x95 Ix22. 2X95 =;
Eliza Koegler eXecutrn and trustee to Edward - 90
= Seares 'S'v'V
Arthur smith Edward 2 Searles; r ;, $50;
e;reenIvfcb st 80 = W 5. Of Battery
Place 81 Xix - ~ irregular: Remsc1
Johnson 10 Edward = Searles Z = $40; X and tNV'D
East broadway. 40 I6& :. ID fNlGl; Johanna.
Tobfn widow al. heirs. etc to Haskell Sii-
rereC1uied: r :. 500 01N's
Nst t thq a p Fitch 70 f,na FITCH cir,
% n 6@-2 II of Madison ave lax
IO,J Ernest TrbeIhoru and another to James
9 sinclair. mortgage S22 600 Nominal
I3Ith-st Nos ard los, $50 - N Of LfnuN
ave 81 6x9g Michael Tully 70 Maggie
Payton, mortgages. S4I coo: { AMI 49, 100
9th ave 20 G93. :, 25xl6Sl; stewart " RrtC5-
heir 10 Walter X Rrice ct al: 4 - part; mort
gage. $4,000 .-.----- -.--.----:.-- I
t5fsf st 2T5 " OF Amsterdam ave 1n0x
a9.tl: John \ Walsh to Edward McNtcksr;
mortgages St20 600 5000
Beekman-st Nos lis and III; Water-st, Nos 22A
ana 222: Beekuan- st. II corner WatAr-st ST.
same property: John E Taylor Frank Brod-
ner ....... 20 ooo
5x2NNa6 !: Hattie Clark % Edward
Aaron. mortgage" $4,000, and S.-.-.-.--.. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-21
DrRIJC NOTICE STATE OF NEW YORK,

Commissioners. Albany. November
- Application having been made TO this Board
To- COMPANY, city
IN" section Railroad Law for tho approval
Of the overhead electrical trolley
] OF motive power in the operation Of the railroad OF
du Borough Of The Bronx. notice Is
sald giiEcn that a public hearing said application
nh Te held by Board at arlor d 4; Fidth AUenus
VIII c York CITY Tuesday November -. 1902
Hotel 80 ! NJ ny the Board +. {. McENTEE. As
l";uV s.ocratsrv Board Railroad Commissioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-21

Tie approximate amount of lien satisfy
which the above described to be sold Is Four
teen thousand $4,000 Dollars with interest thereon
from April LIST 1902 together with the Of the
sale The approximate amount Of taxes, assessments or
other liens which be allowed the purchaser
Of the purchase money he paid the Referee.
Two Thousand Nine Hundred and Ten and 50 100
$3.50 59) Dollars
Dated New York. November 10Th 1902.
EIIHU B. Frost. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-21
11nblic Hoilres
1nblc Nonres.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Sale Of stOO 600 Six Per Gent Certificates

sealed proposals will lie received by the Common
,c,nciI Of IN, city Rochelle " Y, up TO eight
o'clock r NJ Tuesday December 3D. 1902. at the
,-onmon Council Chambers at the city Hall Building
corner Of end Mechanic Streets FOR any or all Of
twenty certificates indebtedness for nve thousand dol
lars Said certificates Of ndebedness to be dated
I1ecernf4r 9th, 1902 and payable August 9th 1908.
certificates indebtedness issued pursuant
Of Chapter of the Laws OF
1893. and pursuant 10 resolution
nc common said city adopted November
certificates of indebtedness be issued
IN anticipation collection Of the city for the
These certificates be numbered
one 10 twenty Inclusive and shall bear interest at tho
CIV rrer and will be sold the
fru or corporation Offering the highest premium
therefor The the right to reject all
bids Bids he addressed 20 Charles kammermeyer.
CIV Clerk. marked az such.
Each shall be accompanied With the deposit OF one
for that payable to the order Of the city Treas
- ~ the city OF Rochelle such deposit to he
IL the party parties whom the
awarded fail 10 take and for tho
of sale, the
Sc lie delivered at the the city Treasurer, City
1tgan IN tho C'ty of Rochelle ~. Y, December
Oh 1902 AT o'clock in the forenoon.
" bids viii be received for less than par.
Purchasers will be required TO pay accrued interest
ar5rr ~ the Common Council City OF New
Rochelle -, &c = A,.,T1-p.1I-vr-a ,-i,,. f~t.r
mated New Rochelle y. J.. Nov. II. 1902
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-21

The approximate lien or 70
described property Is be sold
is tSIOocnl dolar with thereon
from april 1902 with expenses Of the
The approximate amount q assessments cr
other liens which o be allowed the purchaser
purchase money. paid by the Referee. is
thousand three hundred and seventy-three and
as 100 (S2.273 an dollars.
Dated. New York. November 10. 1902
EIIHU B. FROST. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-21
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Vyse-ave.. east side. 175 feet north of One-hun-
dred-and- seventy-second-st, rear. story frame
stable 27xI2S; John Lancer owner; Mathew Turn
bull. architect; cost. so.
Kingsbridge-ave.. 500 feet north of Two-hundred-
and thirtieth-st one story frame carriage she'd
4SxlS: Church of the Mediator, Kingsbridge. owner;
Edward Bdrrian, architect; cost SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-21

approximate the lien charge
hch the ahovedescribed property is to be sold is
i7-5735S with interest thereon from the Sd If
November. 1902, together with costs and allowance
amounting S3SI5 - with interest from November u
1t02 together with the expenses Of the sale The ap-
rroNimate assessments other liens
which be allowed to the purchaser o
Purchase paid by the Referee, is SS99 -
Dated, York. November II. 1902
MOSES EN- Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-21
Noticc of Summons,
c,1-rREME COURT or THE STATE OF

c,r-pRENE COURT OF THE STATE OF
- ,-,-,s- work. County Of New YorlAction for alb
; -orre Agnes Dongan, Plaintiff sgalnst Nlhiani
SoIute ~ -SummonsTo the above named
e. , arc hereby summoned L" answer the com
oefelut'' CODY OF your answer
plant 1nGs Attorney within twenty days after the
on Iis 20 tbis summons. exclusive OF the DAY OF
"a IN case of your failure TO appear or answer
Judgment viii be taken againnst Sou oS ue' w ''1
yetteF demanded the compliant
T,at.5 York April Sd l.g% oeco
GEORGE w. Nj ADAM ~, T3rnadvay Borough Of
address. 10 - '''-'+' -
Manhattan. New YORK CIV
To he Defendant: ,,rou without
~ s,. ~ New York by publication pursuant 20 an
order 81 Hon Ernest Hall Jus.ic5 OF ae
oa - aied i'm complaint in the once OF le erk
York the County 'ourI Rouse
Of me SSoYnty and Of New York on the Ism
0a Dated New N9y ban Ss Attorney ono. and
,s.,s"e address No III broadway boFohsh OF
.,aSa,.a, New York city.
. ,,-r,TTspNENTs and subscriptions for The Trbuns
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Prospect s.
s4st"

The approx amount 81 the len charge 70 satisfy
DrtrS ahove described property Is be sold
So. IS wth interest from the 1+th day OF Octo
" and allowances amounting
a. S43 10 WITH October 18th 1902 together
,,t.I the EXPENSES the Thu approximate
., faxsr assessments. other liens. which be
purchaser out OF the purchase money or
maid bv the Referee. Is s12D 40 and interest
I@'' " ARTHUR D. TRUAX. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-21
Proposals.
RNLY BTILDING. WHITEHALL sTEEET.

New York city Nov -. 19''e.Se3le1 proposal n
trtplcate. will b. received here until o G1c5 -
IjvsIinr covert cloth Worsted Serse- Coat futtC2s
cloth Cords. Hat cords RucNsAlJi
e;inrss Caifskin shoes. and Canton FLANNEL Drawers
frSorIa+o ami blanks for bidding furnished upon az
rIication L. the right 70 reject or atcepS
rropoSas thereof lopeS con-
marked Proposals Tor
ti3thins to opened Dec 10 E.,- and addressed
- ! NJ IITTELI. MAJ. X =. N. l. = Army, Acting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-21
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

q New York-Ferlinand Rosenberger. Plaintiff
against City Island Realty Company Defendant Action
No . Ia pursuance Of Judgment Of Foreclosure
sale. duly in the above action
bearing date the 14th day October 19O2 7,
signed, Referee said judgment named. will at
No III Broadway. the Borough city If
New York on the 2Sth day ~ November. IL
o'clock that by Vincent \. RYAN Auctioneer
the directed by said judgment he sold
follows: All those ~
land situate City Island. in the Town Of Pelham
The OF New icrl. bordering the waters
Of East Chester Bay. known lots Nos. 30 and %
Map made by VIM, Scofeld Iany. II. 1888, beginning
its northeast adjoining the lands the
Robert Vail. deceased thence Southerly with line
dividing It from lot No Il hundred feet:
uiuety-eiEht feet high tide;
Northerly with said high water mark II
hoiTs Robert Vail deceased thence Eastery
line dividing these premises from the aforesaid heirs
hundred thirty five feet the place Of beginning
Also all that other plot parcel
aud bounded described IS follows. Beginning at
tho Southery line ~ Prospect Street
scots the western shore 81 City Island high
marked tides. and running thence Easerly
tho souhcry side OF Prospect street hundred
six Inches: thence Souther}y
dred and thence Westerly eighty
and half inches TO high water mark tides
the ~ city Island. and thence Northery
along said high water mark the place OF
ginning
Dated New York. Nov. 9Th 1872
~ - ARTHUR d TRAN. Referee.
HENRY G.. X. HEATH Attorney FOR Plaintiff. No rs
Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan, Nev-Yorl.
The following is diagram the property to lie sold
described above:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-21
HALF INTEREST IN LEASE SOLD.

Matthew J. Ward & Co, hotel brokers. have sold
for Albert r. Kean one-haf interest in his TWEEN
ty-one year lease and furniture in the New st.
Hubert Hotel Fifty-seventh-st., between Sixth and
Seventh ayes, to T. J. Phelan who is now in pos