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New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
oREIILY SAYS HE IS NOW PURIFIED.
He Makes the Only Speech at G. a. 4.
Dinner

CAPTAIN Miles O'Reilly, who has recently been
transferred from the Tenderloin station Manhat-
tan to the Ralph in his native borough OF
Brooklyn was the hero last night at dinner given
by the entertainment committee OF Grant Fose:
Grand Army of the Republic. to the members or
the most and their wives The dinner, which was
given at the Germania Club. was to be an innoVa-
ton in that there were to be no speeches OF any
kind. and instead musical entertainment ano
sIeiEht of hand performance were provided. Near
the close Of the dinner however. the enthusiasm
of the occasion inspired Past Commander Henry W.
knight to propose toast for Captain CRelly,
'.our comrade who has been TO a foreign shore and
has just returned"
The applause that greeted the remarks OF Mr.
knight was deafening. Captain O'ReilIy was
dragged to his feet and said:
Il am glad be back in dear old Brooklyn. L
am now purified and when 1 die Will nave pair
of wings. hope" -
The diners then Joined in singing parody on
was substituted for the original
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
Notice of Summons.

SUPREIE COURT, PLAINTIFF DESIRES
trial the County 5sTs. e ne. sSFo seop xnns
AARON and John AARON her husband John
Being fictitious first name OF tad 1d qefend MsT
Tfm5le his wife being I GGt5ti9uS To- 5,ih fhe
nd Jane ne. G2Ssa9 ie s haS hai VIE IF ssd a
name Ss,ns nknoEn to piainti Auguste Good
and Sarah Goodman his wife Ghe a nSffendsnt be-
plaintiff Matte M n bs nae Denls
6enx fcttous the true said defendant being
sPsnGTR spea Wesley 9 his
wife che name Emma ,s SelS ngknown 10 painJ Cath
eTine Tremper Annie Lyons Emma sruoLn LIZZIE kith-
fnT ne snd gsnGs G6ra Tsientine Its Cora being
H90ui RnGH0 to ths pan fT4H F' Eaab:tR name sa
wink GarFs SeaE ottoas s1d ana eSs
.ad dets1d29t fen z,SsS PsPs ghen pn0Tn a E Il
W and Marx Of 5oRa g. wsm I'm
6s jacob schspro op MAY Fine Tf9ma' 2a1
s.n.Rg MSMs5Gn ossph af5"an ks EPts zgsk5
tsb9sS. snd saGa
hereby summoned to answer the comparh On ~ The nai
s s2 sfa oneys no Within twenty the serges Of Of
9 Il sa or for S s
SoSsH5f HoRSS s:h Fs6s 5sGi
sei aad post6ce address 2 William Street Ne"
fG5s e ssA9Bg M1s @ts sh"6iaf st 6aa:
Psns1 hs Name usan being fictitious the tge
Ist of sad aftsdni FaTe 1Hs spear Emma
EizaoeIK K,t6cerf Jennic Preston Mary Z. Ackerma9
Lah q Valentine Cora Valentine. wife Of Jacob u
Tsieptine tthe name cora being fictitious the tF%e
et name Of said defendant being unknown to pai.H
" Alderman. Ann Acher1lsn' VIII
I1a-rst srkerman uhe Ann being fictitious me
Of defendant being unHno"L
true carrat Valentine as Of the last VIII
wa Testament Of J0hn C. Alderman deceased. '" Ill
lam Tmbe the foregoing summons 3 seFYfd upon you
br pubicaticn pursuant to an order OF non;
q Supreme Court OF the State
New YORK dated eleventh day OF Ma.c6; 1oS q, M.
the office OF the Clerk oL -
& Hteo ~ New York at Court House In the Borough
~ Manhattan, City and state OF New 1ofh'
Dated New YORK MarGa 1oF AN attorneys for Plaintiff
90 IVJIIiam Street, New York, N 7
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
couRsEY's PRISONER DISCHARGED.
General Greene Says Secretary Was Done
Up" While Doing Detective Work.

John Murray. tbe teamster who was arrested
for intoxIcation after alteration with william
s. Coursey, General Greenes secretary carry yes
.rda-- 1as discharged later In the day at the
Jefferson Market Court Mr.. Coursey falling to get
to the court in time to appear against him. Mr.
Coursey said he in saloon at Seventh-ave'
and Thirtyfourth-st irving to get acquainted win
a man whose aid ne wanted IN getting evidence
.rotn.+ a gambling house but he was recognized
and threatened with violence by another man in
the place.
THE man who threatened me followed me out
Mr Coursey added. and then another man whom
I had not seen before came up and struck me In
the face. There was no revolver used nut 1 ! 6id
tell Murray that II he followed me another step
would put a hole through him.
Mr. Coursey's lip was cut and he compliance
of pain in his Jaw. General Greene said he was
entirely satisfied with the explanation he had re-
He vas doing some detective work." General
Greene said 'and done up
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
WRIGHT SICK IN JAIL
Physicians Sag He May Haze
Pneumonia Upless RemoUed.

J. Whitaker Wright, the English promoter 1no
vas arreated on his arrival in this city on sunoAy'
did not appaar before United States CoznrhHsAoner
Alexander yesterday afternoon at the time See ~.
the continuation Of his examination. he was S4lo
70 ha too I'll In Ludlow Street Jail to be moved no
,as rspressnted before the Commissioner Oy
Maurice Untermyer aud Louis Marshall OF o"s-
eenheIzner, UnteFnyer & Marshall
Mr.. Marshall presented afadavft made oy tns
ahvaIcaan Of Ludlow Street Jail stating that the
promotsr was suffering from an attack OF oTon-
ch,1s and that unless removed where he could De
treated under more favorable conditions ne mlsnt
have pneumonia. Mr.. Marshall SAID Snat ni.
wrsRht had remained In London TWO ana jail
years after the failure. assisting in every way III
the LIQUIDATION of the ccmpany's affairs: tnat ne
had sailed for America under his own name, anu
had como openly to New-York ana that "htle h7
va. an the high seas the charge against him was
made. ,,,
The lawyer then argued to show that although
e. vas generally understood that bail in extradtion
cases was not allowable under the laws. such un-
derstandinE was not based on either equity VI
Justice and that by the Interpretation OF 'ho i0U
eraI statutes bail would be proper.
Charles Fox, the legal adviser or the 6EI'ISI LII
,uIotA vrho was present with Sir Percy Sanderson'
declared emphaticalIy that there was nothing III
the federal laws that permitted the commissions @
~ Submit authorities and said that he wouio
render decision the question OF pan so1uaS -
he made against Wright in about week the the
charges would be only an amphncS'loH VI ~
u The dste Tor the next hearing was set Tor
Miss Browne the niece Of the promoter; was 9fS 9G5
at the hearing Mr.. Marshall said she vas W. ~dtr
relatives in Philadelphia. Commiss1oner AeX&oto -
said he would give decision Saturday reiatNES1 N1 ~
the $500 his possession, which Miss Browne cia'i'
hApN
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
TIND FOR THIRD TUNNEL.
Terminal building Nay Be at Dey
and Church Sts.

uere details Of the piSns for the third North
River tunnel we're learned yesterday. A company IL
belnE formed to build the tunnel which, as re-
ported "A The Tribune yesterday. WIN extend. II Sas
necessary franchises can be obtained. rom Elk
change Place Jersey City, to Fulton ana Chorcn
sta this city The company 10 to be capstaInco AZ
s. 800 CO. william G. AcAdoo. the president OF tne
Nsw-York and Jersey Railroad Company WHICH
ss building the trolley tunnel from F1r1eenIn-ot''
Jersey City TO Christopher and Hudson stS.' Inls
city was said to be the head OF the new t"nne'
proyect Nr McAdoo would not discuss this report
T-he organization Of the new tunnel company anu
ss plsns are almost perfected. II is reported tat
the company has bought has under oppOn ~ ~
Eresfer part of the three blocks 1ounceo7 aTso
said that the main terminal building VIII ne his &
eoithVest corner of Dey and Church e1. 1nts ~
corner parcel was owned by ex-Congressuuin ~
ferson Al Levy. He Is known to have soIo SH$ miS
property to the tunnel people The rePoEI es SooIs
the purchase OF the greater part o. tnIee ~
Is diecredited however 1t Is uaderstooo taaS Us
company has bought or has Uncer oppoE NOS ,Se s
the properties having frontage on tne "es1 sioe @
OF Church-st from Lberty-st 70 kuIton-sI 1o 1+ 81
The SOUTH side Of FuIton-st. from Cnurch-t1i. -
C5psenwtch-st. The value OF the land 20 Iaf acquire
n sa3d TO be more than 81. ,0Oo A.. A..
Horace 6 EIy & Co, who bought lana Tor lhe
ManhattaE terminal OF the Nev-4ork ano Je[se!
RsiIroad Compenyis tunnel, which Is expected 20 oe
in operation about May l. 1904. are the orokerS iOf
the present project
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
NE COURT, COUNTY OF NJ


YoRKJ7hn Jacob Ator Warren =, pGla9o liar, Will pn52 s35
rd Frankin B. Lord. Executors OF the !aSt w III NO
ss'ameGf s'sp TonG OF absrt uS1a dsu.s H
man Of the pGSpeTSy SSp 8I sfla EzsSst Vim
strong @ @Gnamnn William Astor Chanler Lewis Stuyye-
san3 Chanier Margaret LIngston Shamer ] ko-
HpS1e hT0D chRn hace Margaret csnier Hester Marion
shs"la cha Esnat M4r'P uSe n,hroD ThsSo Ward
njo Aida Ghsner William AsoT Chanl[ End EiEa zis
6sh Wn.n[sP Emst Emme MnsHGs' usior estr Aida
Chsnler Armstrong Chapman The M niR WiI Of LAURA A
Isn" e for john Armstrong Chaner Winthrop Asor
hanIsT Ks k1aOs5h uyyesant Ranisr Livingston
Emet and Franklin Lord 1.sg and u PStgt S.,
Beers. substituted 1T IrStse tes- u fo Laura Dean6
and ers dated september 10Th 1874 EEanSin B. I'ra
Deed fpd LaS'7 Gf T75t st. essuted by William Laura
lin Lord and LnGgs H. BesF as 5 Wie b kstor
to John Jacob As1o @ H"II e ans Insurance and trust con-
Of ne Ggs for OF WIam pra + Psano 1s6
deSoased Robert William rTsnkn & b
nG a al WI MN Pab Of %s abf Il + Hs Kingdom g. Great
4r9bF ac@b Asor Ao9o ndviduay charotte augusta
line ] scSs MH2H @6seIe se Marx zn Atn James
Iaurcns Van hlsn sarah steward %oilHrs DeT9n6sntS
T5'! r. TIE fS:[s9 SB9HE y a$ xAMER COM
6la5 6n the n Pants dfa Attorney Within after the
and in case Of Your appear Judgment
M nds1 es n the ssa1Ri' b. default '0F Inc s'
sted February IL, 1903.
HENRY deFOREST BALDWIN,. Plaintins Attorney
or1re and Post Once Address No 40 Wall Streer,
Enrnneh OF Manhattan. city Of New York.
To .he defendants. John Armstrong ChanleT. Laura
Astor Cbaner Margaret Mary Chanler Hester
Saron ChanIe Winthrop Chansr. May Margaret
T;sbrelle Chaner Winthrop Chanler. Theodore
Nara thsnler Dorothy Chaner Lewis Stuyyesant Chan
Ter Junior jhaner Armstrong Chapman Margaret Laura
Zhorowsk charlotte Augusta Haig and Robert William
C3i,IeEpIeStanton OF the substituted Trustees
mae The special Will OF william p relating
holdings in Public Debt OF the Kingdom OF Great
the infant defendants Beatrice Margaret Mary Chaner
TNstsr Marion thanlnr Marion winthrop Chanler MAY
Margaret Gabrielle Chanler Hubert Winthrop Chaner
Theoaore Chanlsr, to Julia Chamberlain Chan
inr on behalf infant defendant Dorothy Chaner
Stuyvesant Chaner. Junior and to John J. Chapman
behalf defendant Chanler Armstrong Chap
tinn pursuant order Of the Hon. j. A O'Gorman.
Court of the state OF New York.
dated 18TH day of March 1893 and fled with the
office the Clerk OF the County OF New
York at County court House in said County In the
Borough Manhattan, City of New York. on the 18th
day of March 1904. . 100.
HENRY deFOREST BALDWIN. Plaintiffs Attorney.
flee ONCE Address No. 80 Wall street,
Borough of Manhattan. city OF New York
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
,. D, wGareoRs PERSONAL ESTATE
State Appraiser Says he Left 404'oSS' Win
- Debts of $i4s,s0e.

According to the report Of stste aa1
-, ~ ov.t4 aIsd In the SurroEate's Court
~ white Plains yesterday. Bradford B. McGresor.
who died thirty-six hours have his marriage wnlen
~-s relieved by an operation. only left persons'
r-ooartv worth $4S4 $50 4S. against which oeOes
ereEating f1%s,Sos % are charged. Many ".s,Ss
.ss- 1htch ur NcGreger held worthless
1o and this reduced the value of his estate: HiA
bride Of few hours has her dOGeE Ptsh! Point 81 on
tn1tV - sonnJ Florida and Ohio valued at "
he State viii receive from the p estate sta ehres heirs
tt1,c;nS1S his mother who gets $z44 50 IA seH
Cochrane. q friend. to whom Is neaueAsnefr fr;end
80 cIsrt IN the once OF the McGregors w
Sss 750 for his faithful service while MY
the senior, was alive.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
FIGHTS INSANE MARINE II TUNNEL.
Soldier Being Taken to Asylum Escapes from
Custodians in Baltimore.

Baltimore. March f8.-PoIiceman John Voeg-
ieiT. OF this city. had exciting chase and wild
encounter to-day with John Siblon. an insane
United States marine. who was being trans
Terred from Erie. Penn. to the insane asylum in
Washington. Siblon in charge Of a ser
gent and a private and was handcuffed to one
s cf his custodians- As the alighted at Union
Station TO change cars SibIon succeeded in
breaking his rnanacles. and started down the
tracks on a run.
The policeman followed. but SibIon entered the
long tunnel east o9 the station. before being
Eoyertaken. Two hundred yards inside the tube
Noeglein overlook the marine. and desperate
encounter in the semi-darkness ensued The
policeman finally overpowered Siblon and re-
turned HIN to his proper custodisns who took
the next train for Washington.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
ANOTHER GRAND TRUNK WRECK,
4 Child Killed and Forty-six Passengers
Injured

GuepAs Ont. March IA serious accident oc-
CURED on the Wellington. Grey and Bruce branch
or the Grand Trunk to-day, seven miles north Of
here One OF the trucks of a PASSENGER train
Jumped the track and all the cars consisting of
haggsge car, combination mail and smoker and
hrst class cars. left the track The last car went
over resda. above . creek taking a drop of ten
feet into tho water. which was swollen by the
thaw- A two-ysar-oId baby got caught under the
seats 44d was drowned. The father, J. J. Hous-
ton. OF The8sAlton, Ont was badly hurt about the
face and the mother was almost drowned The list
Sf seriously injured included Conductor LaIiis Of
ilton; Judge JeInisson. Of Guelph. and william
Brennan. OF Hamilton. Forty other psssengerS
were slightly injured. including Mrs irwin and
child AID George Hughes.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
ArEw YoRK srPREME CoURT. CoUNTT

Of Sew-York k-Iucis A BUddnEton. planti!E asasnSs
William et al defendsnts-In pHrsualc7
Judgment 81 foreclosure and sale. duly made aad
In the above entitled action. bearing date She
OF March 1908 the underSgneti the FNeeIe7 y
Judgment named sell at public auction al 'nS -
VorL F2sa1 SaIesroOr1. No III bToadNdJ,
T2orSgb of Manhattan City New York OF the S4st
March 1902 at o'clock noOn on tna cay
Dav the premises directed ny So
r,srt 10 he sold therein described as IoONs-
ra~fstn Io niece or parcel Of land. with tae uLSS
,bareon erected situate. lying and being IN Ihs 9oLs
in City. County and state o. NeN
ana bounded and described follows that Is 70
en,i1S AZ r0irt In Southerly side Of one nsLs
street. distant twenty ~
Westerly from Southweserly corner O FasK e.af
ararus ara said hundred and twsnty-nr o..,s
thence running Sout Ierly parallel with PARK R -
Avenue a1i part the thTougE parry 49, -
eleven til irches 10 the
~ blocE arseu one Euadr"d and tEeny-nrst SIsO
Cre hundred tl2uthl street.. Llssl
Tya.,sry along said Of block twenty El Le
,bsnra N1rthery line parallel NitA PARK "
ATan1e ana part OF way through party GAI! -
S,Srei lIOO) feet eleven (IO inches 20 the soltnL
I,ra ~ ono hundred twenty-hrs O@lst) street -
trance E-asterv along Souhery +ne % Ons nuno
anJ tveDfv nrst I2IstD twenty (p 1eeS 70 Nv
p0fnt or plaCe Of beginning
Dated Ne" iUtA' 1a@4'i rSIrTS VI HAHTlO. Referee
ANDREW WILSON Attorney for PLantln Lot N@ssaI
Street New York CITY Borough or AAhnat'an' -'s"
-bs youowfnK IL diagram 90 the properly 70 - s..
-, So.rribas above the number being ~ EAsN
#
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
EXTRACTION PAPERS MAILED.

London. March ls.-The extradition papers IN 'lle
casa Of whitaker Wright, the director OF the Lon
don and Globe Finance Corporauon' WIN - c.
N-t g.. Nouyorlx were mailed on the White Star
Tine steamer Celtic which sailed from 1AVerpool
to-day. ,,,-. .o,o
John FIow,r, chairman of the Shareholders com,
rnittee, which instgated Wrights prosecutor satu
that by the advice Of his lawyers ne oec,rn.u "
~ ofac,al loutdator of the corporation Saying
that wright's enemies seek to create prejudice
against him by circulating untruths taKpS AK I'm 'e f9
sav ANYTHING which might prejudice the resu q
fhe trial AS to the personal charges, ne % auu ers
there no need TOT d Cohti tioNi"''oi' " '
obviously untrue.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
RARE SURGICAL OPERATION.
Right Arm, Ccllarbone and Shoulder Blade
of Girl of Two Years Ampdtsted.
icy rErrGRArH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Pittsburg. March 1S.-Dr. J. J. Buchanan. sur
Eeon at Mercy Hospital. this morning ampu-
tsted the entire right upper extremity OF Amelia
Zexe a girl two years old. This is only the
second time in the history of surgery that this
operation has been performed on one so young
1t included. besides the arm. the collarbone and
shoulder blade. It took almost an hour and
half. A malignant growth at the shoulder.
which would soon have infected the whole BODY
and caused death. occasioned the operation.
In 1876 DR.. Kenneth, an English surgeon prac-
tising in Calcutta, attempted this operation on a
child Of two years, but the patient died. Some
years later g doctor on a Western Indian reser-
walton performed the operation successfully on
q three-year-old child. These the only times
Il has been attempted patient OF less than
six years.
In the present case the child stood the opera
ton we'll and 1t is thought that she Will re-
cover
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
SCHEDULES OF ASPHALT COMPANIES.
Aggregate Excess Of Liabilities Over Assets.
$I,65z,OO0.
Lsx rELEcEAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. !

Trenton N j. March 1G-Henry TataIl and John
81 MACK. receivers for the National Asphalt Com
pany and the Asphalt Company OF America to-day
fled IN the once OF the clerk Of the United States
Circuit Court two schedules Of the assets and
business Of the constituent concerns of the two
companies that now in the receivers' hands
One Of the schedules h that Of the constituent
concerns Of the National Asphalt Company and the
other fs one of the concerns whoss stock ts owned
BY the Asphalt Company Of America
The schedules give the assets and liabilities in
each case. There ID aggregate OF liabili-
ties assets of d654000. OF this amount the az
GreRafs 10 LOCO tn case Of the constituent com
paalea Of the Asphalt Company Of America and
te600 for the National Couapenys concerns. Tha
lis bIistieS include the capital stock Of the various
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION OFFICERS.

The Historical Association OF the Middle States
and Maryland in session at Columbia University
Yesterday elected the following officers for the
coming wear: President. Miss Lucy Salmon OF
vassar: vice-presdent. Frederick S. Edmunds. OF
the Central High School, OF Philadelphia; secretary
and treasurer. Professor Edward H Cassell, Teach
ers College. Columbia Cniversty: executive COM
1nittee, Professor H. V Ames of the University Of
Pennsylvania; Dr.. f. ". Little: Professor W. n.
Msce of Syracuse. and y. Van Sickle. Of this city.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
T Nm11%11J /
WALL PAPER
NeaU Productions

In1DO1'CcO ana AWVSFtCttN
THOSE who are familiar
/ with the WANAMAKER WALL
PAPER STORE during the past six
years will acknowledge the high
artistic standard always main
tanned in the stock of goods shown.
In the first place, the finest for
eign goods obtainable have been
searched out and brought over in
always prodigal quantities. But
this has in no way interfered with
the hroadest recognition OF the
fine effects produced in America
This business has grown with us in
the most gratifying manner, and
we have been encouraged this sea-
son to prepare more extensively
and more elaborately than ever be-
fore.
The noted manufacturers Of
Europe have done some remarka-
BILE work in reproducing the effect
of choicest tapestry and other
wall coverings found in the mu-
seums Of the great art centres OF
the world. Not only are the artis-
tic designs reproduced most faith
fully, but the rich colorings and
the marvellous texture of the fabrics
have been secured for their produc-
tiOn.
Among the most notable things
of the season are the Raised
Damask Velvet, Silk Relief Damask,
Florentine Velvets and Veloutines,
Antique Silks, Tapestries, Dresden
Stripes, Floral, Forest and Lat
tice effects.
The French Panel designs with
their borders of flowers and ribbons
and ornamental corners present
exquisite possibilities for the treat
ment of parlors, boudoirs and bed
rooms.
Perhaps the most striking novelty
shown this season is the Ivy
Crowned Wall and the Look Be
vond -. which shows the old-fash-
ioned wall with ivy hanging over
it, and the beautiful garden flowers
appearing over the top. A de-
lightful treatment for a dining
room.
There are also beautiful cover
ings from Toxic, Japan, also Relief
Leathers for vestibules, halls and
dining-rooms; and the Japanese
Grass Cloths now so extensively
used.
But while we are perhaps most
proud of these more exclusive
things, our stock is splendidly ready
with the most artistic effects, even
in low-priced goods for the dec
grafton of country and seaside
homes. There is nothing in the
realm of wall decorations that is
not superbly provided for in the
stock we now present.
We do interior decorating OF
every sort, painting and tinting by
the best workmen under expert
supervision. We give exact esti-
mates on request. We also lay
parquet floors in the best possible
manner. Third floor.
IOhn Manamaker
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
GIRL DISAPPEARS FROM HOME.

Dora Meth. fourteen years old. OF No. 4s Lewis
St, disappeared on Tuesday night while her mother
was moving from No. IS Third-st.. and her mother
fears she has been abducted. Mrs. Meth says her
daughter attended the Seventh-st. grammar school
and was much attached TO her home She went out
to find her mother while the sxpressman was wait
ing for his pay. and did not return. Old neghbors
and relatives have not heard word about her.
mother says, and wore a black, white and green
checked dress. plaid cape and a white felt hat.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
~rHE sPAN.sH CASTLE" SOLD.

After an auction sale which lasted several days
the house at No as West End-ave, formerly occu-
psed by eAe BrzEitan. Don Eugento FAria Goan-
saiaa de Tstxesfs, Marquis OF Agiils Branea, has
changed hsndSs Its coEtents also were sold. The
house was knocked down yesterdey TO q Mr. Ora
hA1a fos 1G.5M. Three yeAsB ago the house sold
kor "a jn6 Robert o. etrsep aud Ida streep are the
-sotnt owners The Spanish Castle" as the house
Sgas called. Ras euInptuOuSly fnrni5hed. and. the
aa4e caused considerable interest
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
a4-1n1 feet.
Rrrnslda Ava

The approximate amount OF the lien c. chArss. -
satisfy yrhch rhA above described property = ID e
Is 81 600 with Interest thereon from the d day o -
IQfn forsfher with costs and allowances amounting
Sl52 asiOO together with the expenses OF tnlS r,.3
spproxinate a7our assessments 49,
ana other oTs to he allowed the purchaser oEt
purchase money. paid the Referee IS $--Os0 NH
Interest.
Dated New York. March 9Th. 1905 49, ,-s.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
-Ew YORK SUPREME COURT. NJ

L
~ York County.-Emma whit.sIie. plaintiff against
Cecilia T Iappine and Lena Manassa. defendants.
In pursuance a Judgment % foreclosure and salN
duly made entered the aDoyeent.tled action AMI
26th Of January. 1879. L the under
sig he Judgment named. will So! 81
public auction az New York Real Estate Sales Room
No Broadway the Borough Ot Manhattan. City OF
the Of March. 1893 i CCl1"S
on that day by ]. McEr0y AuCr1Geer, The prsT-
isas directed be sold. and therein De
that certain lot piece parcel O
Borough OF Brorx- in the city q New
York and described follows. % wiz Begin
min the Eastery side Of Ryer Avenue, DIS
and thiTty-twO and tventyfour oae
hundredth (22 feet Northerly from the corne-
formed by intersection of the Northery side ot
Burnside Avenue with said EaSterl" side OF Ryer Ave
thence SorhwaEdly along said EasteTy LES
or o said Ryer Avenue twenty-five and four one
4-1O0D feet thence astwardly and nearly a.
said RIVER Avenue ri7slyelght and ninety
four onehundredh tS 9+fO feet: thence SouthWardlv
and parallel said Eastery side q said Ryer Avenue
and ne-huudrs!rh l25 2i0 ieet tSenN
yeswardIy nearly right angles to said ye- AVs
nnetveight and seventy-threa oCe-hun1Te1th %
7s-iOO) point place Of beginning Beng t
Map OF 81 Choice Lots belonging %
Estate 5r Finn deceased situate BG-rsiIe Ave
nue. near i79th Street Mount Hope Trenl9nt ia Ward
New York City.
Dated New York March 6th. 1905
DANIEL F. MURPHY, Rs,sr~s
painttfs. III Broadway.
Borough O Manhattan. New York City
The following diagram OF the property - % sold
as described above; there being street numosT-