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surprise the whole cotton world.

surprise the whole cotton world.
One thing is certain, the trade
need not be alarmed, as they
have plenty to go around. Ny
advice to farmers will be to mar.
ket their crop and not hold, as l
notice so many are doing on their
homesteads. They are getting a
good price for their cotton and
very high prices for seed, so they
will indeed be very unwise if
they do not take advantage of the
present position and let the spec
ulator carry the burden, and they
carry the dollars and make inter
est on their money.
1t would appear to mo that this
crop has been damaged more by
"advertise ment" than anything
else. The farmer has been told
that his crop is ruined and he has
naturally fallen into line. What
people should ask Themselves IL:
What has ruined the crop from
the splendid prospects of Jliy {;
was it drouth or insectss If the
former, how long did it lastf and
Why docs not the plant show it2
! ,h1 Mexican vsevil, after al,
only attacks a portion Of the crop
and keeps to the low lands and
near the woods. 1t Ia Rn insect
which does not like the sun. The
Dol! worm, which has done con
slider able damage, enters some
times one or two cells only in the
cotton boil, ard on others It de.
stroys the whole boil. Even this
insect is only on portions of the
cotton belt. But after making
full allowances for the ravagas OF
these insects and taking every
thing into account, estimate this
crop at 100000 bales which, as
stated before, must be largely in
creased if the present weather
continues for another ten days.
| noticed in an Advertisement
of the Dallas News that as | Was
a Liverpool merChaCt and acting
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Cared OF riie. After 80 Year.

Cared OF Piles After so Years.
Mr.. 9. Henry Of Geneva, Ohio,
had the piles for forty years.
Doctor and dollars could do him
90 lasting good. De W.tGs Witch
Hazel SalVe cured him porma.
nenCly. Invaluable for cuts, burns,
bruises, sprains, lacerationa,
eczoma; tetter, salt rhenm, and
all other skin diseases. Look
for the name Dewitt on the pack
age--ali others are cheap, worth.
less counterfcit8. Crawford Bros.
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10 New York Via Rock Hin.

Tratns liS and Ia daily between Camden
ahu MARION daily except sunday between
camden anl kiuVsville. Trains run solid no
tween k'ngsviuc and Marion. Solid train
hock huI 70 W NnShuRtOn with Pullman Draw
ing Room sleeper to Now York Connections
Hadc at Rock HiI, BlaCksburg and Marion
with tra.U' Dn Savannah, Charlotte & Ashg-
El.Ie DIVISIONS ot southern Railway For full
Information rs to rates schedules and p iii
Hallway or
Il W HUNT, n y y, Charleston, 8. c
". II. TAG LOE, A.G PA, Ailank Ga
II. HARDNlCI[, ,G.p A ,Washing ton, u. c.
{. II. AChERT, G, NJ, Washington ID G.
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with good prospects for top crop. |

ue pidnt iS stTOuP auu Well
fruited. Dry weather only is
needed to secure large crop. a
light frost without rain would do
no harm. l rather think it would
be beneficial.
East I 1exas--The crop prospects
are excellent and all parties al
low that it will make a good yield
West Texas Prospects are gen.
orally fair, although 1t is claimed
that the boil weevil Is doing
damage.
Central TeXAs--The crop is
spotted. Many complaints of
bolI worms ere made and they
have undoubtedly done damage.
The plant is well fruited but late
There are good prospects for top
crop. The plant Is green and
fruItiug.
South Texss--The crop has
suffered mostly from drouth and
is much worse than last year.
TIE rains which fell in Septem-
het have undoubtedly Gone good,
and with the present exception
ally favorable fall is sure to add
to the yield.
Southw est Texss-The crop
here is damaged By boil woevil
and boil worms more than any
thing else. The plant Is Of mod
crate slza, green and frulting.
Planters allow that prospects are
improved during the past 80 days
| am decidedly Of the opinion
that the damage reported from
Texas has been greatly exaggera
ted. When one comes to compare
this crop with that Of 1S99-19O0,
which was a real drOuth crop, the
difference is most marked. Then
the plant was burned up. Now
1t is green, fruiting and making.
On the light lands where the in
sects have left the plant alone the
crop is fully 80 per cent. better
than last year.
Indian Tarr;torv o,J nII,I,
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LASCA STER ~ CAESTTt<
RAILWAY.

,ietween Chester and Lancaster
Schedule In Eject Eovemhe" 9th, 1863
l,yiI,f L'l-,o,,f
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
Omeial feaal NoIires.

4 TTENTION Is CALLED To THE ADVER-
TISEMENT in THE CITY RECORD Of March Is
3 1902 OF the confirmation by the Board
sessmens and Arrears OF Assessments for LOCAL IN
PROVEMENTS the BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
18TH WARD. SECTION 6. 9TH STREET FLAG
GISCi. side. from I'd ~ a point situated
easterly therefrom- 99TH STREET FLAG
GING AND CURLING north side. from the
River EAST l0iST STREET FI.AGGING AND
CURLING. south side, between 2d and Sd avenues
side between I'll and ID avenues. EAST ilSTH STREET
FENCING. n front of Nos 6a 65.
18TH WARD. SECTION Z. AMSTERDAM AVENUE
FIAAGGINCS side between 10th iaOth
MORNINGSIDE AVENUE FI4AGGING. at the southwest
i1Tth street extending along Morn
ingside about los feet and along West 11Ith
street about go feet WEST 9TH STREET FLAG.
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY FENCING. beginning a,
about 90 feet westerly from Amsterdan
and extending point situated about lO4 feet
westerly therefrOm. li5TH STREET FIAGGISCi. south
side. between broadway and Riverside Drive 10TH
STREET FENCING, north side between ST Nicholas and
Lerox avenues WEST l2iST STREET F1-AGGlNG;
side from Morningside point situated
about 22T feet westerly therefrom- ST NICHOLAS
AVENUE FIAGGING. side. between 18th and lSsh
ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE FLAGGlNC. eaSs
side between i39th and 14Oth streets
18TH WARD. SECTION s AMSTERDAM ANENJE
FLAGGINCi west side opposite street Nos 2l4O 70 Zos
AMSTERDAM AVENUE FEN1IN(i west side, ostwsss xssa.
AND CURLING. side, between iIOth and l'ls'
22D WARD. SECTION a WEST 65rH STREET
FENCING in street Nos and s.
EDWARD NJ. CIRCUIT comptrvlier.
ctyof Nsw-Yosk. March II, 1902.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Sorthern-ave. s. 1000 Il Of lslst-st. for a
two and one-hah story brick dwelling house,
5014s, Harden. RiveTdale, y, owner; Eady,
Berg & See. No q East I7th-st. architects. -.
125th -, No i2G East for one story frame shed.
2JI2o DR. Woods. owner - J hcIsaac, archi-
79th-st. Nos 222 and 224 East. for a three and
four story brick library. 40xS2: City Of New
York, owner; James Lord. No 100 5th-ave.
archiiect ........
zth-st Nos $40 and 312 East. for a six story and
basement brick dwelling house with stores, AK
IS: Julius Weinstein. No 1S2 Bowery. owner; VI
Bernstein. No III Broadway. architect. ......--.
1sth-st. No u West. for a four story brick loft
with store. - loN95. Samuel and Max Green
berg. No 50 East Broadway. owners; VI Bern
stein. architect ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .
l9th-st. No 5lT 20 52l East for a one story brick
foundry and wagon shed. 81. 7x92: J l. Brook
man. No II Wall-st, owner. r MoeIIer No 95g
East IC5th-st. architect -............. .
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
REAL ESTATE.
TITLE TAKEN FOR NEW aCITY CLUB
PROPERTY.

The City Club Realty Company, which was
formed by number of members Of the City'Club
buy d site for a new clubhouse. yesterday took
title TO the property the north side of Forty
fourth-st. 2l610 feet east Of Sixth-ave. which 1t
purchased from the Century Realty Company some
time The price paid was $4,000. of which
$4,000 remains on mortgage. The dimensions are
44.lOxlOO-5 feet
Luis W Mooney Of the firm Of William +. Ryan,
has sold for jefferson NJ. Levy and Smith Ely No.
7s Dey-st. old four story building. on a lot
23x75 feet.
The CONGREGATION Shearith B'Nai Israel yesterday
took title from Walter y. Wood TO the property 300
feet east of Fifth-ave. in e-hundred-and-thir
feet
l. b. Preston and A d Spiess Of A. p. Ashforth
Company yesterday sold for the New-York Realty
Corporation Nos 538 and $40 Ffth-ave.. two vacant
lots on the side Of the avenue between Forty
fourth and Forty-ifth sts- subject TO lease TO
Boehm & Coon The buyers will build four story
pany-
The Empire City Realty Company has bought
from Edward W Smith No 2i3 West Thirty-eighth-
ST. q four story brownstone dwelling house, on lot
17.lx9s-s feet.
slawson & Hobbs have sold for James Livingston
one Of his new five story American basement dwell
ing houses No. 2l7 West one -hundredth-st' on lot
voorhees, & Floyd have sold for clients TO client
Of John Simpson. the four story hathouse, with
stores the northwest corner of Flton-ave. and
MISUNDERSTANDING nfth-st. The dimensions are
25xSsS feet
The buyers Of No. sos Madison-ave. recently sold
through McVickar & Co. Ottinger Brothers.
Collins & Collins have sold for the estate OF
Phoebe B. Allen to DR.. Everett +. Warner, No 10
East Sixty-ffth-st.. four story brownstone dwell
ing house, l5Xl00.5 feet.
Charles S Kohler & Bro. have sold for Mrs
Ellen L. Schott. Of Newport, r. /, No. l06 East
Seventy-fourth-st.. n three story and basement
brownstone dwelling house on lot lSX74 feet
Frederick Zittel has sold for F. Fleitmann No Il
West Eghty-nlnth-st.. a four story private dwell
ing house TO Charles Kaufman The dimensions
1sx60X1o0 feet.
Caroline Miller has sold No. los East Sixty
second-st.. a three story and basement brownstone
dwelling house. on lot 16XS9.0 feet
Joseph Koppel has bought from Louis Cassagne
No 713 Amsterdam-ave.. Ave story hathouse'
with store The lot 25XS2 feet. 1t adjoins the
southeast of Ninety-hfth-st
Bertha Gardner has sold 10 Adolph Grimberg No
JOB East Sixty-ffth-st. four story and basement
brownstone dwelling house, adjoining the northeast
corner OF Park-ave The dimensions Of the lot are
2Oxs0 feet.
Mrs Marian FaYersham. wife of William Faver-
sham the actor has sold No. IS East Seventy
second-st a four story and basement dwelling
house, TO Chalmers Wood. The lot is 3XlO22 feet
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
d. B. FREEDMAN BUYS SEVERAL PIECES
OF PROPERTY.

Daniel B. Freedman has bought several pieces OF
LeXington-ave. property between Fifty-seventh and
Seventeen SITS They are as follows From Harold
c. Willard as trustee. through Montgomery q
Seitz No III, a three story and basement house.
between Fifty-seventh and Fifty-eighth SITS, on
lot 20x1O0 feet from the Price estate, through the
came brokers. No ia. three story orownstone
house. on lot 2oxs0 feet. the west side, between
Sixty-frst and Sixty-secOnd sts.; from the Card
well estate. through 5. Osgood Pel & Co.. No. so,
a four story brownstone house, on lot 2ox72 feet
and from Henry Sterrs, through William S: Ander-
son & Co. No $50 west side. four story brown
stone house on lot 20xsO feet. Besides these Mr..
Freedman has also bought No. SO, three story
prownstone house. between SiXty-frst and Sixty
second sts., a lot 20XSO feet.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
SUPREME COURT. County of New York

- Kate Warner Paintir against Julius Katzsn0ery ana
others Defendants Action No. l. In pursuance OF
Judgment foreclosure and sale duly made and entered
herein dated February 18th 1892 l. the undersigned
in said named will sell public
tion SaleSroOm. Number III Broadway
IN the Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New York ths
igth day OF March 1902 u O'Clock BY William NJ
RYAN auctoneer premises directed BY said judgment
10 be sold and therein described as follows; All thai
certain lot piece parcel Of land with the building and
improvements thereon erected situate lying and being IN
the Twelfth the County Of New York. bounded
and described as follows: Beginning point ths
Southery hundred and drst Street distant
inches
SOutheriy side
One hundred and with the Easterly side OF
Park running thence Southeriy parallel With
Park Avenue partly through party wall one hundred
inches the centre line OF the block thence
Easerly along line and parallel with one nun
fifteen feet and eleven inches thence
parallel with Park Avenue and parity
through party wall hundred teet eleven inches
10 the Southerly hundred and hrst Street and
thence westerly along said Southery side OF One hundred
and hrst Street and eleven inches TO the point
o. placs beginning Being the premises now
known Street. IN the County O,
York
EDWIN A WATSON. Referee
GEORGE ELLIS. Plaintiffs Attorney. 1+1 Broadway
New York
l01st Street
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

s Levy No % JSsc6a Ss Ea p4s ssE sad aassss q
e1stVst' so 13o Fast 24xioo5. Frederick Lange
5sRs R eoss as 5s' q II 3 5sve, sl9 2iioo5: william
Donneliy to Benjamin Sire; mortgage. $4,000;
sdaTS So 7sI 2s.a5 JqssP9 !, ! :, I5ut!sayessT 5,
ilstR-st. $ :. 62S # e Of Park-ave. 81 s1i661I;
Milton Reisman TO Adalbert Bal1gh; mort
i7thtst. 80 II Of i0ti-ave 251ge. andrew
waTd to J2sa a Shea ga IL STgag Wf a o.62
Joseph Hamershlag to Max Vogel, Z 5. SIS 75;
Broome S. 60 Isl. 5 $. 25xI2I ox25xl2@3: D s
Burnett 10 Alvis Kramer; mortEage $1,000.
Greelwich-st, W corner Of james 55.SK7si
6ienevieve Haywood 70 John " Ferguson;
5, $50 %; mortgage. $1,000.
Iiut!enWieser to Wnllam . Acherman; r :,
soeb nos 10 Milton l 2nS Re Sssnn mann dTeSF s65
s9li: l3i,h-st. n s. 24e$ # v Of 5th-ave. l71o
E'sll 81 Mar FIsmi1s Fl. ag to Frank Wing
l24th-st. No ass East 25x1oo-11: Thomas Reilly
5sd- st. 30 154 West. ls.sxico.5; carrie L HGsse
psny: moTtsSsge $500: r s. 81 % -. 22
combe to Marx Ottinger and another: mort
gage. $4,000: 5. Sl4 30. ........:.
Century Realty comPa3y 70 CRY club Realty
ssb oaslE. Y !, 7Sgtsas wa ,zrS anre H. = Rs5ois
70 Iessie s Ie6H,ar: ;Nn' mortgage lc's 5000: s
Old Boston Road " :. 6i5 It n Of Gouyerneur-
50 el5xl2s 7x57 lXll34: Catharine Miller 70
Same properly: George F Moody to David l.
Phillips: mortgage. $50. 600: z :, Sl0...-.......
slst 81. 5. 20 II " Of Madison-ave. ll.9x1l26
irregular: Henrietta J Eastman and another
slsi-st 80 i East 2l174z3oiox73: George
Jackson 10 Joseph FiesChman; r =, s24 70. 52..
aIst-st No 10 East. 2oIlK75; Phoebe C Mol
leson widow. 10 same. n ;. s23 75......-.--. 49,
State-st. Nos / and 2. Whitehall-st.
56 61Kl30.llx irregular: Nathaniel j Coles
s SO .............. l5oC
7sth-st. Nos lG9 and III West. ~ GxlO2.2: Arthur
u McCrlllic 10 John McGrath: mortgage.
k5S,tyJ. X :, Si -.......-.
59th-st No lls East. lsxi02.2: Harry + Moss et
al. executors 10 Eleanor N Cronin. r $ SIS 20 300
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
SUPREME COURT. County OF New York

Kate Warner. PLAINTIFF. against julius Katzenbsrs
and others. Defendants. Action No In pursuance OF
Judgment OF fsecosure and sale duly made and entered
herein, dated February 10Th 1902 the undersigned the
referee In said Judgment named will sell at public auction
at the Exchange SalcsrOom. Number III Broadway. IN
the Borough OF Manhattan city Of New York on the 18th
DAY ot March. 1902 at Il o'clock noon, by Wliem VI
RYAN aucttoneer the premises directed by said Judgment
he sold and therein described follows All that GER
tain lot piece parcel Of land with the building and In
thereon erected situate. lying and being
the Twelfth Ward County Of New York. bounded
and described follows: Beginning az point on ths
Souherly side OF One hundred and hst Street dstant
fortyseven feet ouehalf inches Easterly rom
the formed Nv the intersection OF the Southey
side hundred first with the EasteriS
side Park and running thence Southery par-
Rlle with Park Avenue. and partly through party wall
hundred feet eleven inches the centre line OF the
block: thence Easerly along said centre line and parallel
with one hundred and first Street sixteen feet thens
Norherly. again parallel with Park Avenue and parity
through another wall hundred feet eleven inches
sOuthry side hundred and hrst street. and
thence Westerly along said SOuthegiy side OF One hun
dred and the point place OF
beginning Being the premises known as Mn
Der lO6 1Olst Street. In the County or New 1orS
Dated New York. February 81 1e02
EDWIN A WATSON Referee.
GEORGE w ELLIS. Plaintiffs Attorney al Broadway,
New York.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
Copartucrship Notices.

"a broad street, New York.
March 10
THE partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned day dissolved mutual con
sent Kendall retiring active Jones
will liauidate the affairs OF the late firm.
WILLARD II. JONES.
LYMAN b. KENDALL.
\ J. HOUSTOUN
WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE the formation Of
the willard Il. Jones & Co. 10 continue tho
business heretofore carried by the
Kendall at the same address Mr. Kendall Will
headquarters with the firm
WILLARD II. JONES.
Member New-Yo ork Stock Exchange.
A J HOU-STOI-E
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
J. FAIRFAX M'T.AUGHLIN.
Clerk of the SurToRate's Court.


L grace Of and independent. Virginia Roose-
Welt NJ Roosevelt, Gertrude l. Punnet Leontlne
Henry l.. Roosevelt, Louise u. Hon Guy n
Roosevelt Samuel r. OutertridEe Frank r. Ouerbridge
the heirs OF kin OF Mary J. Roosevelt deceased
Whereas Frederick Roosevelt. Skane-
ateles Onondaga County New York has lately applied
IN Of County Of New York
instrument in writing relating TO both real
property duly proved the Last Win
ment Mary j. Roosevelt late Of the County Of New
York deceased therefore and each OF cited
Surrogate Of County OF New York
al his Office in County of New York llth day
O'Clock IA the forenoon OF that day. then
probate OF the said last Will
such Of you are hereby cited under
N Of tuent,-one required appear hy
Noi,r guardian II have II to
eppear and apply for be appointed the event
Of your neglect failure 10 do guardian be ap-
pointed by Surrogate represent and FOR you
processing.
In tef5hcony whereof have caused the he
sHCSIurt OF the said be
hereto affixed Witness. Hon. FRANK r. FFrZGERALp.
II Surrtgate Of County OF New York. at
said Cpunty. the 14th day OF February the
a. s. year q Lord thousand nine hundred
J. FAIRFAX McIsATGHIIN.
llcrk Of S NlI-f
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
foreclosure Sales
SUPREME COURT OF THE sTsTc ,

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE q.
NEW YORK. New York County-M,n,.
1oIIneriy hnna Fahrenhoz Plaintiff against F-s-a1Ne
ScSnugs. and others. Defendants purs,anca J.
Suugment OF Foreclosure and Sale, -
IN the ABOVE entitled action hcteo
ing date February 18th. 1892 the unders,S1s-o
.Neiefee IN said Judgment named. sao
auctlon at the New York Real
IIoadWay IN the Borough Of Manhattan Citv -
1ork on the nth day Of March at
noon on that day, by William RYAN Auctionssr
premises directed by said Judgment sold and
uesCribed as follows: All that lot piece or 49,,
OF land with the building improvements tbs-..
erected situated lying and being the Borough ~ NJ
haian IN the city and State York and bo,T1S-.
ana described as follows: Beginning at point IN q.
southery side OF One hundred twenty-seventh
alstaht two hundred and 2 feet Eas+s~I
from the southeasteriy n
avenue; running thence SOutherly parallel with go
Avenue and part OF the through party wall nins1
nine reet and eleven inches line the b
thence k<astery along said the block tent
nve feet; thence NOrtherly parallel with ssi9
Avenue and part OF the through another parv an
ninety-nne feet and eleven the souberv sds
SAID one hundred and twenty Street ana
Westerly along the twenty-five 70 the pont Or
place Of beginning. - S-~ ON
Dated. New York. March +th 1892
GEORGE y. HAI4SEsY Referee
II, G. kCDLItH. Attorney Plaintiff I3roaI0vav
Borough Of Manhattan. city OF York -
The following is diagram Of he
described above the street number $50 West 19
Street. --'A
I27th Street
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19

l3Sth Street
The approximate amount Of the lien charge 70 sasv
Hhich the above described property is be sold IS
thereon from the 18th day
rary 1902 together with and allowances amounting
with March 3rd. 1902
Of described prem
sss Will be- sold subject a prior mortgage SIS COO
with Interest from MAY 1901. i've per cent;
subject 10 taxes assessments and water rates which
items on the premises time OF sale, amounting ap-
rroxinlstev to the sum of sg1O99 and interest.
Dated New York March 9Th 1902
CHARLES A. SEIDMORE. Referee
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
log East lOlst Street.

= log East 1Olst Street.
The approximate the lien charge satst
which described property is 20 be sold. 1
81 23S?S With interest thereon from the 15th day Q
bruary 1902 together with the costs and alO1anc
amounting 20 S429 G9. interest S24SSl thereC
from the 10th dav of February. 1902 together with th
expenses OF the The approximate OF
assessments rates. other liens. to
allowed the Of the purchase money
paid by the referee is $4,000.
: EDWIN A WATSON. Rsferee.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT CoITYT7

~ OF NEW YORK--Mortimer Bishop PIaintr aza,.,
rTa,e Frank others. Defendants.-In pursus,Cs
judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made entered
IN he above entitled action. bearing date the Sra 10
1902 the undersigned, the Referee ss5
raent named will sell pdblc auction New W.
Pei F,state SaesrOOm III Broadway in the Pc-,
- Nanbattau. city OF New York the 27tb 60 -
Sisrrh IpOe at O'CLOCK dav bv S--rl- =
Ireland Auctoneers the premises directed said i5
nent 10 and therein described follows All 80,
certain lot with the building thereon erected %
ate IN Section Block Number i133 Land Ma -
tbe c'itv ~ New York bounded described a foiI5
beginning at point the westerly side Fifth Avanrs
dI59aDt feet five inches
westerly corner Of Fifth Avenue and One hundred ars
and running thence
with hundred and thirty-ffth Street partly
through party wall eghtyfour feet thence nOrthsry ana
narae with Fifth Avenue twenty-five feet: thence east
srlv again parallel with ore hundred hirty-afth
street and partly party wall eightyfo-
feet TO tho westerly Fifth Avenue and thence
southerlv along side Fifth txent
ave point place Of beginning Together with
appuTtenances-
Dated York. March 5th. 1892.
CHARLES A SKIDMORE1 Referee
DE WITT. LOCkMAN & DE WITT Attorneys for Plain
tin IS Nassau Street. Borough Of Manhattan New
York city.
following Is diagram Of the property 70 be sold
Its street number Is 2222 Fifth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19
TITLE To PLOT FOR BIG HOTEL.

Joseph F1eschman took title yesterday 10 the
plot in Thirty-frst-st., 220 feet west Of Madison
ave. from Henrietta ]. eastman and another. He
paid 81 500 for f. The dimensions u9xll26 6x
Irregular. An apartment hotel costing upward Of
sl0o0 900 is 10 be erected on il.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19

The approximate Of the lien charge to satisfy
which the above described property to be sold a.
s2OS561. thereon 18th day ~ Esb
ruary. 1902. together the costs and aIloua1c.
amounting to s2s29 with the expenses ~ ~
sale The approximate amount OF the assessments
other liens which allowed the purcbsSs-
out OF the purchase money. paid by referee Is
interest The be suhfact
prior for $4,000 with thereon from
the 3Ist day of October 1901, at 5oc --
Dated, New York. March 4th 1902
GEORGE A. HAI.5FyY p...-..
New-York tribune., 1902-03-19

lo4 East iolst Street.

The approximate amount Of the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property Is be sold
s. IS with interest thereon from the 18th day OF Feb
interest S24S 81 thereof
February. 1902 together with expenses
The amount 81 taxes.
Croton other liens. be allowed
the purchaser Of the purchase paid by tS
referee is $4,000. EDWIN A. WATSON Referee