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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
NAY FIGHT WOODRUFF
Dcuoy Would Led6 an Kings, 1t
Is Sad.

There than a mere rumor among Re
publican politicians in Brooklyn yesterday that
Charles S. Dewey aspiring to succeed ex-
Lieutenant Governor Woodruff leader Of the
Kings County machine. Mr.. Dewey in AL
bany Thursday and had long conference
with Governor Odell. Although he had absolutely
nothing TO say his return yesterday, it was
learned good authority that the Kings County
leadership the subject under discussion.
1t is said that Mr.. Dewey sienifed his Willingness
TO make a fight against Woodruff and Michael j.
Dady. who is credited with aspiring to Woodruff's
place. Just after the last election there was d
break between Woodruff and Dady, due according
report. the fact that Woodruff had decided
that he must yield the dissatisfaction of the
independents with Dady and rid himself OF the
contractors influence. Since then the two men
have patched UP whatever differences they may
have had The return of Dady to prominence has
caused the independents. ii is said. to plan a
movement looking for the retirement of Woodruff
and this end they have enlisted the services of
Dewey.
Dewey is the leader OF the NIIth Assembly Dis
trict in which Lieutenant Governor Noodruf lives,
and chief clerk in the County Court he Is
one of the popular leaders in the county.
Yesterday afternoon the Lieutenant Governor was
d Republican headquarters in Brooklyn ana met
his various lieutenants. including Mr.. Dady II was
noticed. however. that Mr.. Dewey was not there,
although he in the immediate neiShborhood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
NOT AIMED AT ChNFlELD.

District Attorney jerome said yesterday that
three b.ns which had been prepared in his office
and introduced m legislature affecting persons
who forfeit bail were lot aimed at Richard A
-fiell in particular but we're designed to prevent
1,ferarriaees ~ justice one bill provides that
-erSan who forfeits his bail shall be deemed a
fugitive from Justice O escaped prisoner An
other gives t. courts the night TO dismiss an
appeal 81 a fugitive from justice The third bill
1.-1lideS that "A 3ppsalS from orders of conNic-
non must flied within thirty days after the con
NlctionS
We want 10 make il impossible. said Mr.. Jerome
Yesterday for n who has been convicted OF a
rhine get a stay penGinE an appeal. jump his
fsli and StaV beyond the jurisdiction of the court
-or Years until witnesses scattered or dead
Then curnc hack and have the indictment quashed
and remain liberty II is the sometimes that
such person really loses nothing by going out of
i4,risj because his bondSmcn careful
enough 10 transfer property Immediately after the
lp,91 * yiK-g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
sNowBouND PASSENGER TRAINS.
Dog Sled Relief Expeditions in Newfound-
land.

ST Johns. N. F.. Feb. 20-Two passenger
trains frozen in snowbanks in the almost
uninhabited interior of Newfoundland They
have nearly one hundred persons aboard. who
are short of provisions. One train. the further
from relief, has only two days food The relief
trains also blocked. One relief engine was
ditched yesterday, and most of the working
party of thirty men were frostbitten- The chief
trouble is that the relief parties are unable to
venture far from their own trains because of
the blizzard which has been raging during the
last week.
An expedition With dog sleds laden with food
Will start at daybreak tomorrow in an endeavor
to reach the distressed passengers. Snow banks
twenty feet high extend for miles. and the cuts
made by the engines fill again almost instantly.
Yesterday one train made only two miles The
whole railway service is paralyzed. The trains.
having consumed all their coal. now burn
ing the wood fences and trees alongside the
tracks No mail has come in gone out of the
colony for over a week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
LEwIsoHN CASE APPEAL ARGUED.

The appeal Of Jesse Lewisohn from the decision
q Fustice Francis NJ Scott. adjudginS him guilty
q CONTEMPT Of court during the John Doe hear
iue in the Garfield case before Justice William e
Wyatt was argued Yesterday before the Appellate
Division Of the Supreme Court Alfred Lauterbach
Coniended that LeWisohn had constitutional right
refuse 10 answer questions the constitutional
ground that they would tend TO incrimnate him.
and that he was also justified in declining TO an
sWef the questions the ground that they might
expose him q a penalty forfeiture,
Assistant District Attorney Cans declared that
The statute under which the proceedings were
brought provided that no should be privileged
from giving testimony in a prosecution for gam
him" the ground that his testimony might tend
10 convict him o crime. but that the testimony
given could be used against him in any Grim
in=l proceeding II that statute Is constitutional.
u" said there Is question about the relator 5
Obligation 10 answer He ccntc1ded that the
stature constitutional.
Decision u-lS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21

Begun BIZ Jerome-7iro Womem
lItvesfed on CowplGint.

The District Attorneys office has started a
crusade against money lenders in this city who
charge excessive interest on the money they
loan
Detective Sergeants Gargin and Collins, of the
Central Office, arraisned yesterday before Jus
tice Wyatt. of the Court of Special Sessions
sitting as magistrate two women, who de-
scribed themselves as Miss Leah Van Lnde, OF
No. $50 Lafayette-ave. and Miss Ella Beeve, of
No II Cambridge Place. Brooklyn, whom they
charged with violating Section 31S of the Penal
Code. which makes NJ misdemeanor to charge
more than Is per cent interest on n loan
The complainant is Hugo Nelson. of No 10"
Broadway. who says he is the New-fork agent
Of the Hartford Steam Boiler Company he
says that five months ago he went to an ofiice
the fourteenth floor of the building NO "-o
Broadway and found the two women there He
negotiated loan of S225 and has paid, UP TO
This time interest amounting TO S123
The District Attorneys office was represented
by Assistant District Attorney Kresel The
women were held in $500 bail each for exam
ination next Friday. and released on bail.
The women were arrested in the office in which
Nelson declared he got tn. loan. A sign on the
door reads. -'Toleman's Loan Office. The
women declare they are merely clerks employed
l,v a company operated under the name of d. H.
Tolernan. They were represented by Mr. Harris.
Of Kronfeid & Harris. of No. 800 Broadway
Mr. Harris declared thai the women worked
for a company. hut wolld not admit that d. ii.
Tolenan was its principal o. had anything TO do
with it. He would not say who was at the head
Of the company and when asked how it was
that il was run under the name of D. H. Tole-
man IL that man had nothing to do with it, he
asked Didn't you ever know company TO be
r1,n under the name of not connected
with it"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
LAsKER PLAYS FINAL MATCH OF TOUR.

Champion Lasker wound up his tour at the
Brooklyn Chess Club Thursday evening with
Simultaneous exhibition of play fourteen boards
against twenty PLAYERS some of whom consulted
on one board. Lasker ten games, lost three
and drew William NJ de Wiser A T. Black
mar ] H. T. Bowman and L a Gross. in consul
tatIon: s Ruth and D. NJ Evans. in consl't5t-
ton; e. Curt H c. Dtcke-SOn- Harry Z1rn. Leon
B. Chittenden and Il. CaIweil, in conSuiJatisn; j.
Hauslettcr and T G. McIlVaine, and j. u Elwell
and A " Fox in consultation: " Southwick and
C. A. Lawrence were his adversarie5 OF these
Zirn Flwen and Fox and w SOuthwick and Law
renee won, while KeidaTz drew Before the exhi-
biton Lasker gave = short lecture on the beauty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
CANADIAN CAMP FIRE CLUB DIMES.

The Canadian Camp Fire Club gave an en-
joyable dinner in Madison Square Garden last
evening which was attended by about three hun
d,ed members and guests Tables were placed
around the large water tank that occupies nearly
the whole floor of the amphithcatre. The scene
of the woods with tents. and Indians walking
about at one end of the Garden, and the different
booths on all sides. some already occupied by
guides presented a novel sight for the occasion
After the dinner speeches made Among
those who spoke Ernest Thompson-Seton and
Dr. Robert 7. Morris. The officers of the club are
DR. G. Lenox Curtis. president; Ernest Thompson
Seton, first vce-president; the Rev. Dr. Henry van
Dyke second vice-president the Rev. Dr. leander
7. Chamberlain. third vice president, and Caspar
Whitney secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
SPpy ogRgIS
3p6RfsF1eN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACINC.-At Orleans and 1nglesde
SPORTSMEN'S SHOW.-Ninth annual exnlpition' at
Madison Square Gardel
DOG SHOw-At Orange. n. J.
observation-disclosures, at Lehigh: UNIVERSITY OF
Penn Colgate; Williams. al BroNni lars
a Princeton: Cornell. Harvard
ATHLETICS National A C. and Attn Regiment games
hockey Harvard VS. Yale. a. ST. Nicholas Rink: Co
lunibia VS. New-York University. at CIernont f'iA'
RAfpr-ETS Amateur championships at NeW-1orh Zen
mis- and Racquet Club. ll:3o a m
FFNCING-Boston A A.. team competition. toiis. toi
intercIub trophy: Harvard. at Cornell
INDOOR TENNIS-Amateur championship. at 'th ftesi-
Armory.
soUAsH-Amateur championship tourney. at Tuxedo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21

Io,don Feb GO. X. Mewburn. secretary OF
the English Lawn Tennis Association. yesterday
aispatched a challenge to America for the inter-
national tennis championships. Both the Dohertys
have promised to participate If they are wanted
t,1, the representatives of the EnRHs asSocidtiol
vii not be selected Until after the championship
MIR Mewburn expects that the matches WI" De
MA yedo the Boston COURTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
RELEASED AND REARRESTED

Ernest Matthews. arrested for conducting an al
legged turf swindie under the name of Dan Smith.
was discharged when arrafgned I'm the Tonbs court
yesterday only 10 be rearrested by Postofhce In
sJector Ashe and United States deputy marshal.
when arraigned before Commissioner Shields
Matthews charged with using the mails 10
promote scheme 10 defraud. He was held IN
s. 100 bail for examination March J. Matthe~ss
brother. Gustave Matthews. Of No. 400 Grove
ST. Brooklyn became The bondsman. giving his
hOEne as surety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
TO VOTE ON ADDITIONAL STOCK ISSUE

A special meeting of shareholders OF the New
1ru National Exchange Bank has been called for
1,arcb q for the purpose of voting on a PROPOSE
ton IN issue 10000 additional stock. bringing the
cani,aI I'D to 100000. and increasing the surplus
q, s75ooo as the new stock is TO be issued at -oO 10
present stockholders. The BANK is con'ioieu 10y
Hanover National Bank interests. who bought the
control In the fall ls9s. paying about $50 a share
The hook value of the stock at present Is said TO
S:ationaI Exchange Bank stock was at N33t2; slA
r,onths ago The present quotation Is 20 pd So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21

Association met yesterday and elected officers The
board approved the outdoor speed competition to
be held Monday al Verona Lake, and the indoor
championship at Pittsburg next Friday and Satur-
oay at the DuuueSne Gardens PittSburg- The
officers elected yesterday We're: Charles r. Mclean
of Pitts.urg PRESIDENT Jerome Karst. OF St Louis.
vice-president: Clifford T. Dunn. of this city secre
tary and E VI. Clark also of this city. treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
ROOSEVELT TO SPEAK HERS.

At the bicentenary of John Wesley brth- 20 De
celebrated on Thursday evening at Carnegie Hall
1,rasidart Roosevelt is be the principal speaker
other speakers will be Bishop j. O. Edwards and
Chancellor James Roscoe Day. of Syracuse uniVef-
sitv Samuel w. Bovine will preside
president Roosevelt will observe strict Itinerary
leaving Washington On THURSDAY morning ana re-
mining fiat night He will be accompanied by Sec
retnrv t'orteyou Dr. George A. Lung. u. s N
and n G. I.atta. They will dine with MI Bovine
a. his home No 81 West Fifty-seventh-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
CHESS CONTESTS AT MONTE CARLO.

Monte Carlo. Feb. 2O.-In the eighth round of the
international chess tournament here to-day Wolf
beat Moreau SiciIian Defence. in fOrty-seven
moves and the game between SchIechter and Tau
benhaus Queens Gambit declined. was drawn
after thirty-tw0 moves, Mieses beat Mason SiclI-
ian Defence i'm forty-One moves Marco beat
Reggie Ruy Lopez opening. in TOrty-Si1 moves
"a rrasrh heat Marshall. Four Knights Game. in
tbirtv-eicht moves and Techmaun beat Albin,
SiciIiau Defence in thfrty-tWO moves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
COLUMBIA NOW PROFESSIONAL

CoIumbIas basketball team has been disquallhed
M ,,rofessionals by the Amateur Athletic Union for
pIayiry against Tale's team. which mas ALREADY
come under the ban of the association. Columbia
disqualification may cause trouble, as FRANK
O'ConncT one of the players. Is track a'hiete
as well If O'Connell in any meets TINS sea,
son his opponents will also probably De decidFeo
IL inr q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
NORTHERN STAR OUT OF HANDICAP.
Northern Star owned by G. j. Smith. has been
declared out Of the Brighton Handicap
CURLING.
Royal Caledonian Club Defeats American
PLAYERS by Score of 72 to 81.

The RovaI Californian Curling Club defeated the
American curriers' at the St. Nicholas Rink yester-
day bv a score of - to -. The home play eTs Re
gan well. the St; Andrews winning by 10 t" and
the Boston mon II to 10. The N"w-fork Caled"nlin
Tub also The summaries;
RINK No.
ROYAL Caledcnian 90. - Andre" 'lo'-
Murray. r MaS.\ef
DR.. Kirk. Loon tt.iS
p Rran,weiI skin r. Boyd. skip.
RINK NJ. =.
ROYAL CaIedonian 90. BOSTON C. e CID
T. BENTLEY Murray. J |. Paul
W. Henderson ) su Ittfs-er
~ GIBSON skin John Mctiraw. skip
RINK NO.
ROYAL Californian 90. Thistle g. g. Of n. Y. "a.
W Henderson. George IurnnuL
= Gibson skip ] Shaw. skip
RINK NO.
Royal Caedcnian 90. Van Cortandt T. c e..
b Murray Charles Angden-
Dr. 2 I Rrk. z z + CHM tiIimart,n
r. Bramvell, skip. w Frazer SKIP.
RINK NO
ROYAL caedonaln uo,. Empire city to-.
J Davidson. J. watt
!, Insn.t"ne w Maxwell.
A. T smson. skip +. Conley skip.
RINK NO
RovoI cslederian "a. Caledonia Of New-York CO.
n san;erson T. Archibald
n p Gordon II Archibald.
Il Cousin skip. Stalker skip.
RINK no. I.
Roval Californian 80 Manhattan IS.
b Provain ]. McGJegor.
y. r.. Murray. w Stalker,
d d r. Gordon skip D. J. Morrison. skip.
RINK NO.
Royal Caledonian t5). Jersey city az.
J. Davidson. X a McNight
tombstone. ~ r Edwards
r Macmillan. F. / Edwards
A r SImson skip. =. F. Edwards. skip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
REMARKABLE BIRTHDAY PARTY.

All about given 10y Alfred 4. Hewlett
cicbt,-fuo years old. of Syracuse. y. v. md
whose guests widows-one hundred
widows being present. Anecdotes OF Hewlett
md photogra phs in to-morrc,y's Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
AUTOMOBILE CLUB VEHICLE TEST.

The proposed test OF commercial automooes
made under the auspices OF the Antomople Ciup
of America promises 10 be most SUCCESSFUL - 10
-, -. MT the contest will take place In May.
extending over several days. long distance test
= shorter one with numerous stops ana parma pc
II Climbing and speed tests. are expected 10 make
up the programme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
{ foreclosure Salts.
STPEEME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
~ Margaret Weche plaintiff. against Rosalie Schoen-
defendants In pursuance or ludguenr
Of foreclosure and sale dulv made and entered IN the
above entitled and bearing date the nrs day or
April UNDERSIGNED the Referee IN SAD l9ds
will public auction az the New YORK
III Broadway in the Dor
County and City OF New York
dav Of March Twelve O'Clock noon on
that dav By L Parish Auctoneer the premises
Giysctsd nv ud~-nent be sold and therein de-
scbed as follows: All that certain lot piece or parcel
- Is1i sf-uats ling and city County and
STATE of and known by the street NUMBER
d Street and bounded and descriped
follows: Beginning at point on the southerIy SIDE OF
distant four hundred and thirty feet
fICm the s0uthweSferiy corner OF
Avenue and Ninth Street. running thence
and parallel with Fifth Avenue ninety-three
eleven westwarGly and parallel
twenty-five feet and four inches:
and again Narael with Fifth Avenus
inches the souherly side
~ West Ninth and thence east~ardiy along the
ars fyyenrv-dve fer four inches to the point ~
ice Of beginning several distances and dren-
sionS more or less q, 400,
Da'eN ~ ELTPTr r. FROST. Refsrse.
COLBERT BROTHERS. Plaintiffs AttoiEeys ONCE and
Postofice ADDRESS. No Il Broadway Manhattan. We"
York s-....s, o, ~
The diaEram Of :he properly 20 oe soic=
Vest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
FARRELL MUST FACE EXAMINATION.

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court
yesterday handed down decision affirming an
ericr granted by Justice Leventritt for the
animation Of Frank Farrell before the trial of the
action brought against him by Roger l. Barstow.
II Parsto sues to recover $1,000 which he alleges
H. lost in q gambling house owned by the de-
tepdast in West Thirty hird-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
THE BENNETT CUP RACE.

London Feb. 2O-The bill introduced in the House
of Commons by Mr.. Scott-I ontasu to authorize
the next automobile for the JAMES Gordon
bennett Cup to be in Ireland passed its first
reading to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
x .u.racuE., WILL DESCRIBE

,.,. txiry EdN ard. by terms OF the brif-
a, constitution enjoys the direction OF the
.m,tre.. foreign relations independent OF
Legislative control. In to-morroas tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
oEnteD ey STEEL OFFICERS.

onicers of the United States steer corporation
,oe,.rdav denied the revived report that the Cor
.o,,oo mas negotiating for the acquisition OF the
a.nuhIic Iron and Steel Company, and the Iumor
~, the price OF steel rails had been advanced from
sos 10 :2s 30 a ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
HARVARD TO PLAY YALE TONIGHT.

Harvard and Yale meet at the St NlcfoIas RINK
Tonight i'm a hockey game. Harvard has not yet
been defeated ard the contest is looked to with
much interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21

The approximate amount 81 the lien Or charge = satisfy
Viii described he sold ten
SiH0N0 dollars. with interest thereon from s2rtl
LIST. Of the sale The
other liens.
N hch are he purchaser of the
chase or Referee. thousand
hundred tS3f'0 dollars
Dated New Yo-l February ~ 19fS
FTIHC q FROST. Refsre-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
MANY PORTERS Al OUR DIG NEW-'oHA
HOTELS

49,. interesting characters. and nre known
,,arSoDnIsy to hundreds of thousands OF trav-
.lters Description of some Of theia IN tu-
UtorroN's Tribune,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
DWIGHT BEATS BERKELEY.

pu;,ht School clearly outclassed the Berkeley
renrasantarives in an interscholastic hockey game
last night at the ST. Nicholas Rink, winning by a
score OF 16 to 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

- New York Security Trust Company. substituted
trustee Of the trusts and by the viii 81 David
SiIynhant Vail and Anna Murray Vail plaintiffs
AGAINST Resale Schoe and others. Defendants IN
pursuance Of Judgment foreclosure and sale duly made
Ti 0rsrs in the action bearing date tbs
rst dv Of APRIL 1902 undersigned the Referee IN
will sell at the
New York Real SalesrOom az No III Broadvay
in the Borough Manhattan. in the tcuntv ana CIV or
New York. the 9th day ~ March 1905 ar tweivs
o'clock day. bv John T. Parish Auclloneer
the premises directed bv said IuisTen 20 9e sold am
follows: All that certain lt piece
or reel Of land. wing and being in NE CRY
County md 81 York. and now known oN tne
Street number hundred ard sixty four t264l West
bounded described tni-
Tesinnf0e a a point the Southerv line Or
distant hundred and tWsntvnNe
southeastern corner OF Eighth
Tbirtv-f0trth running thence south
1-iv and paraIIeI with Eighth ntnety-siEht feet
running s4StWdrcy ana parsist
nineteen fset ard six inches.
hcrco 0rthyarllv and again parallel with EiEnth Avenue
inches to the SoufheSiv lire %
srbfrt Fourth street thence westwardlv along the
and the point place ~
Jn1,a Pc said several distances and dimensions more
q
bd''H Wv ' FTIHTT r. FROST. Referee.
COUDERT BROTHf;FS. Plainttns AtrorneyS ONCE ard
PosrafiCe Address No II Broadway. Manhattan. New
York Cftv
-rbe following diagram 81 the property TO be sold;
street.
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= z 2 ms

approximate amount Of the lien or charss 20 SATISFY
described is 70 be sold il Four
I'm Thousand Sll Dollars with interest thereon from
AnrI lst 1902 with the Of the sale
appr0Nfulate assessments or other
ers allowed TO the purchaser out Of the
rtrchass money. Z be Referee. Two
Thousand Nine and FIFTY fS2.95o) Dollars
ELIaU 3 FROST Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
INTERNATIONAL ATHLETICS
Harvard-Yale Challenge Received by British
Universities.

London Feb 20-The Harvard-Yale challenge TOT
athletic meeting with Oxford-CamDrIoSV '
coming summer has been received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21

y =
~ - New York William ROckefeller. against
racob D. isltIer others. Defendants In purSuance
Judgment o and sale. duly made and
entered tn above entitled acIrtns date the
dav of February 1901 g. the Undersigned the
Referee said Judgment named VIII sell at Public A9c-
New York Real Estate StieSresirt- No Ii
1;rodvs,v in The Borough ~ Manhattan Civy OF New
18th dav q 1908 at u O'Clock
r,rT on that Iav by g Never. Nuctluneer. the
premises directed ~ said Judgment - solid and therein
les.r,ls follows. certain it
~ land situate living ard being IN ne Twelfth Ward.
R,r,-rh ~ Manhattan City 81 New YORK.. which. taken
together IS bounded snd iv$rihed a. '"'WS f~snn.ns
side - Convent Avenue dis
Isnf ne hundred i've fee; Northerly from
- formed intersection of the EaStery
"a. f-,,yrnr Avenue NortheTly side OF
h,r5reI street f1untnS ttvnee EaSterN
one and
bi~drcd feet. Northeriy parallel with Convent
ninetv four feet AMI six riches;
thence westerly and agn parallel with on hundred and
rect through a
parry wall hundred feet TIE Estery side % said
SoutNerly alGue Easfertv
hundred and nnety-four feet
90 to beginuinE Dated.
Nsw York 9Th February. 1893
HENRY W EOOESTAVFE Referee
MORRISON & MORRISON. Attorneys fnr Plaintiff. a
cedar street. Roroush 81 Manhattan New York City
foliowne Is diagram OF the property to De sold
ssserrf tcd
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The approximate amount - tne lien OF eaaFe 10 sasisfy
s97 with thereon from the tlh day % April
Iai together With the expenses 20 the vile The
90 assessments. other liens.
which are 10 be allowed the purchaser OUT OF the
purchase money paid by the Referee Is S0SSS Do AM
interest.
Dated New York. February 1908.
HENRY W. BOOIsSrAVER Refsres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21
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