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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-05
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

p Joseph Day: s13 125th-st, 10 It Ct 2d-avs
2oxS9 IL story ok dwg b. r Browne as committee
esrtis ref amt due Sc 4s8 81 tazes etc 4s5 10 SOS
Is4rh-st n : 100 OF Anns-ave 6sx100, } story
dwg 4; Allen and another Annie Morrow e all
De Grove r, attys: L Doyle rel; amt cue, 500
taxes etc S5G3 SO 134th-st- 1874 II " OF St Ann
ave 10 sx10O. story TX Dug action II L Rapeys
agt same same atys due So 263 %;
l6sxlO0. story bk dVg action =; same agr same
same attys ana ref amt due. S 23 as taxes S5s
story bk dxg faction 81 same; same attys
ref. due IS 263 80. sos. $40 ljZs
# dvg L. story bldg Trowb-idge agt "
Stillings. ndv. etc, ct al Dean. atty L Haalo
ref; amt due. So. 1s5 81 taxes. etc $475 %.
Of Manhattau-ave. 2OxI00 Il; story h. Reed
AIT G Christ ct al: " Perry atty. II 9 Henderson
ref: $50 OsS 20; etc S5lS 81. 254 45ths
deasehoId); 6 " Smith agt Felt. iudiv and exr
Ct a.; F A WinSl0ws ,a5ty; W Reddy ref amt due
By Phillips & Co: AIS 2stH-st. rs " OF eth
25xeS.e story Blk dwg =, story bk bldg rear
Ernigraut Ind saw Bank agJ Hagan e. al; r & Z J
OGorman. attys; G Paskus' ref amt due. sle651 10
By James I Wells Ar1sterdana-ave, s 100 Il $ OF
lS3d-st 25xIOO: L A Katz and agt Kutz al. G
KsTy art & 7 DicEso1 e. Al. ? X t1eii2 aftv : E-oE
field ref amt due $500 %: taxes. S5S so.
By Peter Meyer; 10 Union Square. rs Il 7 q
15th-st 26xI6 10; story BIZ loft bldg Qeasehod):
Van Beuren ct al agt " Sneclner ct al Mitchell & NJ
Thompson ref: amt due SO 4S3 Ca, taxes,
$50 Is: unpaid lease $500
By Herbert A Sherman; 51g 3d-eve. G $40 q CT
55th-st lS2X6O; story Blk Trust o the
Ieckharn N & 4 attys A Abrams ref amt due. ST.
$50 ls taxes. etc. 81 i49 IS 80. 49,,
5d-ave Il 6x1OO IL front lot be
gins IS 4 o. 2dave and about $50 Il 1l5th-st
runs runs l9 s 4 * E gore schnGk 9gt Julia Cold
due Sl3, IS6 So taxes etc $50.
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.
-Fr rr1rsRArH 10 ruE 1H-BuNE

rFr rrLEsRAFH TO IEE TE-BUNE.l
--.-szo N3~ 4--1e-e vas wheat weakness every
--e-e az ne December especially weak Z -1st
$40 here a. S. L1--s and Duluth. There is more
-r less anxiety the s. Louis situation and me
-.-s the-e are apparently looking for protection s.
---s closed 1tsc lower on bc-a casa and Decer-77-
-oe-abs- here sid az 7esc ana Ts5sc bid and closed
a. -ssc- May closed a. 7si4c sellers The Deoea''ei
--s-u----z- LAST vees---1--isht Is o--y &c L--ltl
wheat toaay vas offered within le ~ a sl-sP-ls
tzss the NeV-ElrE December 1-tce, and me ->TN
York Deoeul1er holders evidently running away
ron the contingency of getting Duluth wheat The
NeW-To-k December was l--c lower The NorlHN7s-
Continues ger fine weather TIE Southwest Is Eet1s
-hs needed rs.n. Duluth says -Aat chicago elevator
people taken leoO0 o cash wheat tre-e This week
chicago had 25C bushels l ran to-day The NorJ
west cars finally reported 90 Chicago had l64
Primary receipts LES 90 bushels Cearances were
sc bushels Cozpsrisoa Th last year was not POS
stle Gables lower TIE s. Lcu-s bulls are large
sellers wheat The elevator people keeping 10
-he- selling e-i-e--ly hedging IRE wheat hey are eZ-
zee-E there was large expert business done here
vese-5ay-t1r-y lca-z Eev-L1-k reports thirty
eve -oz5s The export 6e---z has Improved on THE
r-eak. Ire milling demand is quiet
C--I wheat turned weak corn fr-. TIE
weather che best fl- movement. mid and shower
sho--s h--- were disposed cover and
--loes were about az ever yesterday There was sy-
rsthy WITH -he vezk1ess IL wheat finally and corn
closed &c u-se- yesterday e-e-be- sold Sc and
$50 sn5 closed az z5Atc t-7 Nay 45c. sellers Early
shipping bids e LIE tut sales we've 10000
bushels There were 1ss cars v-L 3S5 estimated Cor
-c-1--rov Ss-pes &c 40 &c higher cables were
ID crac--- Ceara--es were ga oo0 bushels Receipts
49, coo bushels shipments zso 007 bushels
TIE experience vaz ike the Germ cash prices Up
-u-l-es fr--z-. When wheat r--ued weak there
Dumping of ca-z especially by s. Louis. TIE
closed unchanged -sc higher December closed
sc. sellers. May. a6-s-. seIers
and -1e cash demand reported Eood
Ths lard people b---zl- The-e selling q --ts
b. packer and p--k and ribs closed Moderate de-
cline HOGS Joe lower Tae-e Is buying OF January
ard and selling -f MAJ c- the theory tnzt January WI
premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-05
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

". L. Porter. Of Charles H. Easton & Co. has
sold for Ella s. Cell No. 234 West Fiftysecond-st
story dwelling house. lot 20x10o feet, TO
a client.
J. Hamilton Hunt has sold No "A West Eighty
ninth-st. five story apartment house. on a plot
&c 4x100s feet. for about $4,000
Daniel B. Freedman has resold No. 2,74O Broad
way, a two story brick building. on lot T.SxlS6x
25.6 feet adjoining the northeast corner OF One
hundred -and-ifth-st.
StJrtz & Gibbons have resoid for the West Side
Realty Company the northwest corner Of Broome
and Sullivan SITS. old buildings, on plot S1.6xs3sx
irregular.
Max Freund has sold No 25s 70 25s East One
hundred and tween ty-second-st, southwest corner
of Second-ave., six three story dwelling houses. Oh
plot s6x75 feet.
Williams & C5rodginsky have sold to Becky RU-
ben No. EOS East cumberland invent hist
a five story hathouse plot 30x99.11 feet.
Solomon Moses has sold No. $50 East One-hun-
dTed-and-fourteenth-st.. three story dwelling
house lot 25x100 feet. Domenico COlluci was
the broker.
Lowenfeid & Prayer have bought from the estate
Of Henry Hughes No 166 Prince-st.. a four story
building j lot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-05
REAL ESTATE.
The Lincoln and the Pierpont Hotels
Leased.

There were few dull spots yesterday In the real
estate market. Activity was not confined TO sale
transactions. Two large hotel leases were re-
ported Il is difficult to say Just what big deal o;
the day Is likely to arouse the most interest. The
purchase IN foreclosure proceedings OF the Colonial
Club building attracted considerable attention The
details OF that deal together with those relating 70
the sale Of the famous Teixsra mansion. are re-
ported In another column. In the activity John y.
Golding particularly prominent. was the
United States Realty and Construction Company.
Matthew J. Ward & Co. were the brokers in the
two big hotel leases They have leased the Pier
po1t Hotel for the Pierpont Hotel Company for q
term OF tventy-one years at a rental aggregatng
sss2 go gross. to George r. Jones. and pro-
prietor OF the Spring City Hotel. Waukesha. Wis.
and also proprietor Of the Hotel Dewey, Washing
ton. The PIerpont is II Thrtysecond-st, just east
OF Broadway. 1t is opposite the street entrance TO
the Hotel Imperial Mr. Jones IS now in possession
The same brokers have also leased for ten years
the Hotel Lincoln, Broadway and Fifty second-st.
to Bangs Brothers former proprietOrs Of the
Sturtevant House which stood at Broadway and
Twenty-ninth-st at a rental aggregating SS0e,0oo
Bangs Brothers also purchased the furniture. and
took possession on November =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-05
NEW YoRk sUPRENIE CorRT corNTY

Of New York.-Lucy \ Kutz and Lucy \. Buhler,
Plaintiffs Abbie T Kutz and others. In pursuance
nterlocUtory judgment OF partition and sale duly
made and entered in the above entitled acton ana bear
ing date Srd dav 81 August. 1903. / under
signed the Referee IN said judgment named viii sell
public auction ~ The New EorA Real Estate Sales
Room, No. lei Broadway, the Borough Manhattan
City Of New York, on the 9TH day of November 1903
- o'clock that day. BY James L Wells
auctoueer, the premises directed by said judgment
sold and therein described follows: All that
lot piece parcel OF land and premises. sit
lying and being in the Twelfth Ward OF City
New York Borough Of Manhattan, bounded and
described follows Beginning at point the
easterly side OF Amsterdam Avenue. distant hundred
sOutherly from the southeastery Of Aser
dam Avenue and One hundred and thrty-third street.
thence running easteTy. parallel with one hundred
thrythrd street ore hundred feet; thence southerly
parallel with Amsterdam Avenue twenty-five feet; thence
westerly. parallel with one hundred and thi-ty-third
hundred feet the eastery side OF Anser
Avenue; and thence n0-therlv. along the easerly
Amsterdam Avenue, twenty-five feet, 20 the
point place OF beginning; subject the covenants
conditions restrictions. II affecting said
premises BY the Female Academy
Of the Sacred Heart, recorded in the once Of the
Register OF the City and County Of New York in
IAber 220e Conveyances. page AL.
Dated New YORK October 10th, 1903
CEPHAS BPAINEPD.
GEORGE NJ BAKER Attorney for Plaintiffs 277 Broad
way Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York
The following is diagram OF the property be sold
described above;
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Coucord-ave. =. $50 Of Em-st 2Sxloo' 10
Jacob Frees Martin ESlett; an1
Madison-ave " corner 11sth-sr- 2SxiS. lsi1or
Kraushaar 70 Noses Hisch; mortgages. sSS0o'' 100
11sth-st No 40 west isx1oo Il: Eliza Kuehlsr 70 ,oo
kassel Simon mcrtszge- $1z0tU, o a-..--.e-
Bs 9 E = 81 4 n o, =. ~ nd I PhiIli5s
and another. mortgage. $500 o c eliI.
l21st-st. $ 124 e e q 7th-svs. lsxlGOll. -
lotte Montanse and another 10 August Fs1'' 100
18th No 25x991 II. FREDERICK PleAer
70 william kohring. mortgage SI'-U'V 100
1STth-st No 2t5 3 as II " OF 7th-ave- lsx
s9i1: Jane L Creed 70 Lizzie L Chaanerli1' ,-,s-,r
mortgage. Sl5.ff0-
f4fs-st. No 666 East 3Sxi0O: STEPHEN EEan 70 90
Wesley Thcr1; mortgage. 5000 o d1d- 4OV
1I4th-st g 200 4 o Z 5th-ave. Z5xlOe IL LOUIS
Lese 70 Samuel Tiuis and another. mortgage 100
5ta-aye " $ 25-1I Il n OF I17th-st. 25ziOo: Elias
GeIlvaks 70 Louis Podiasky- mortgage. S-sOo"' tco
s53b-s1- s rs 10 p W Of slave Tssxl02-2
Jacob Schl7sser 70 Joseph Scolzenosrs -H'ol4n~
Psrk-avs. Nos a. and AS " 5 runs so
fSS1 " Il s 16-sx Sax 90. Ecrnu1d "
Yard -soi--4-0-
- EI5J-aTs : 60 75sr59l+e Sc Nominal
Pari-ave. Nos 3.54S and $50. 8 S1Il9O-
Jacob Sege e al % Patrick Tierney and an ,oo
1oeth-st = s 81 8 # : = O. Park-ays 1s.sz1oO11:
Jennie t5ol1stein 20 william Patten' HorI-
1s2d-st 5 5. 50 It " % Park-ave- 25xes Il Max
Klein B4r1a-d V-einstst1 and another 80
Nadison-ave No 1873. l6xssS. Charles
GGI5en. II. 70 E-raruel L Leder11a1 mortgage ,oo
irwin 10 T-iliz-l F no-z9iiy Nominal
NeeIs- 10 7v5lsr F r55nnsIIy Nominal
wiIl'a2l Pattea Jennie Goldztsin. mortgage
Sl','Fb --'-i---e-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

55th-st No s23 West lie -sx1Oo5. James J Phslaa
11sIh-gr No q West Z5xlOO IL Herman Cohen
ard another Isaac RothschiId and another,
mortgage. $4,000. and 500
ff4th-st n = $50 Il OF 5th-ave. 25xlOO11:
MAYER another 20 Morris WflianlEo-
$4,000: and .--...-.....---..-
f1lth-st Nos IS Il West. 54x1Oo H. Herman
Baeh- another 20 Josephine Weissberger:
fastb-S+ No 10 East aoxSs Il: Maria Dome
xan 10 A DOnuegani mortgage. SIS Nominal
mast No 50 East. 21xT5: keitt p Walker to
9 mortgage 500 Nominal
a5st-F+ No H. East. 2lZlooss Margaret L
Haughey 20 Carl Blum and another; mortgage
80 600 " o-1tnsi
Crsu-cb-st = " corner Thornas-st AXES. Thomas
A. IS n " OF Church-st. ak q
IS Ak W sou n %. William T Chrystie
10 Emily II CHRISTIE; mortgages s41.0l0 80
s,have n " corner. 14srh-st- 25xso, Henry
Eearen to Emanuel Holonbeck; mortgage.
4s26 n Of 7th-avs s7.sxss o:
FREDERICK Beltz 20 Joseph Higgons; c Nominal
=Sib-st No So West i6x1G22: sadie NJ Bergen
to Minnie a blanchard b and ); mortgage.
usdiso1-sve Nos 1873 and 1850 $ 30 1Ix50.
sarah smith and another 70 Adclph Bonner;
rnartsage So 500 Nominal
iisth-st > q see = of Pleasalt-ave. lsTx
zoo II: Charles 4 Billings trustee, and another.
executors and trustees 70 Harry biIingss
west End-ays Garner Io5th-st 20 sxeo; Anrs
d Weeks John a Arnbruste-t marriages.
$4,000 --so a-1al
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

b L Phillips & CO; 324 East 5Oth-st 5 8 so7 ? z.
Of 2d-ave. 2lxss9 sty hk dwg h: foreclosure sale:
Asa Hetnemann agt Jerome Keller st al. Neighan &
Necarsuner atys Charles Bishop ref; due judgt.
S7sO6 % and int. S3I5 20
S9s4 20 and int sold TO julius Langeubahrn.
BY Bryan l. Kennedy: 2-07I and 2.OT9 Broadway "
72d-st. 1l53 fore
sale the Equitable Life Society Of the
United States agt the Colonial Club Of Alex
colby, attys; Edward OBrien ref due on judgt
s1g6 $50 and int costs, etc s3s 40 and taxes etc
OS and int; sold Robert Bowling
By Peter F Meyer; IA West 2sth-st 2S4 Il e OF
7th-ave IS lCxs O. ten h foreclosure sale: E1e
Bartlett ast Annie Neeler ct al; Atwater Cr1ik-
Edward 3 ta 5rr
81 1ss ~ and int: costs and int taxes etc $50
and int prior tge $4,000 dorr 10 Nov Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Lsse Louis. 20 American Mortgage Company:
p5 t-' cent 3 20 II 9 $50
Billings Harry y. 70 Lawyers Title Insurance
Company: Il6th-s-. :. $50 z OF Pleasant
ave, years; per cent 81
Blanchard Minnie 4. George Z Lt1klerter-
-sth-st No CD West. 3 wears. per ceut-----. -0O
Miller. Barbara. 10 Elizabeth Mirturu- Rohhi1s
ave = corner Beck-st; due May I, 1904,
cent zS.V
Sr1rzu. Mary c Title Guarantee ard Trys-
Company Stl--ave. No 423 20 40. corner
34ta-st. No Q4s . part prior mortgage. 5000
= =
Stolzer5erz. Joseph. and wife TO German Savings
Bank S5th-st- s :. rs 10 u OF 3d-ave; 2
mortgages. I year. A.. per cent each 100
Same 70 Jacob Schlosssr. same property mort
cages. prior mortgages $4,000. years. per
cent .3s-cl 81
T,o~1eIIv. William ?. 20 Joseph Dunn; 2sfh-sr.
No I=e West year; Pc =It----------.----- %
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SOME REPORTED LEASES.

Richard 7. Harnett & Co. have leased for a client
for five years Nos 20 and % Laight-s--. six
story loft building. plot 625xsj feet.
G. TUoti & CO. have leased for the Jordan estate
70 a client No. III Spring-st, five story double
front and rear tenement houSe-~for a term OF five
years He has also leased for the estate OF Charles
H Phillips No. DCwnlng-St-, a I'VE story double
tenement house, for a term OF I'VE years. and No.
16 Jones-st., four story front and rear tenement
house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-05
LARGE WEST SIDE PLOT SOLD.

John y. Golding has sold for John D. Crimrains
two five story hathouses on the east side OF Co.
lurnbus-ave, seventy-fve feet north Of Sixty-sec-
ond-st
Mcdonnell No. 80 West Sixty-second-sJ. a three
story high stoop dwelling house. for Mrs. Eliza
beth NJ Collins the three story high stoOp dwelling
house No. IS West Sixuy-seCoud-st.. for William
Irving. Of Basking Ridge, y. J.. the three story
high stooD dwelling house No. 81 West Sixty-sec-
ond-st The United States Realty and Construc-
ton Company is the buyer OF these properties.
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Home


The Approximate lien charge 70 satisfy
which the property sold $500 with interest
from the 10Th day OF July 1903 together with costs and
allowance amounting 70 the Ct S24025 together with
the expenses Of sale The approximate the
taxes assessments and water other liens which
be allowed 70 the purchaser the purchase
paid by the Referee p interest The
premises viii be sold subject mortgage $500 held
BY Empire city Savings Bank formerly known Twelfth
Ward Savings Bank
Dated New York October 2St1. 1903
ARTHUR Z. TRCAx Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-05
PLANS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL.

Plans have been fled with Building SUperin-
tendent Thompson, by c B. J. Snyder. architect OF
the Department Of Education. for new four story
schoolhouse, to be erected in the block west OF
Madison-ave.. between One-hundred- and-twenty-
seventh and One-hundred -and-twenty glth SITS. TO
be known a Public School No. p 1t is TO be 10
feet front and 81 feet deep, with facades Of brick,
limestone and terra Gotta. ana will cost Sl95.noQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-05

IRE approrfrats amount Of the lien OF ss 70 saisly
which he above described property Is 70 ee sold Is
"a sIOO with interest thereon rom the ION cay OF
Jas foeebsr with costs allow anee, amount
nE sa63 with interest from peu1Dei -'' Ao TO
eefher with the expenses Of the sale - -.
The approximate amount q taxes s q ethsr
liens which allowed 10 the olt OF tne
purchase money. paid by the Referee " 49, - and
D@-Ie - HENRY n sAcKETT Referee
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THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Baird Court north side, Il feet from Motor Road
Geological Gardens one story brick birdhOuse
81 2x13S1z feet: City Of Network. owner; Heinz &
La Fargo. architects. S114,SA.
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Financial Meetings.

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
No. 195 Broadway, New York
October 1st. 1908
TIE annual meeting OF re shareholders Of the Mar
haitian Railway Company VIII be held the Conpsny's
Ofce. No ls5 Broadway. Manhattan Borough New York
CITY We1-es-ay NCve-lLe- llrl a. = o'clock
Board Directors Tor the ensuing year IS % be
elected. and three Inspectors OF Election
books vii closed Saturday Octo-
Der 10Th. u O'Clock noon. and viii be reopened
November 18th. a. 10 o'clock a u
Z. ". NcwIILLAAfS. Secretary.
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- York-Thornas W Caldwell. Plaintiff against
q g. O-s, Defsndants-In pursuance Of
a judgment q foreclosure and sale duly made
e-e5 IN the entitled action bearing the
.enth day Of October. 1893 the undersigned
a. the Ne-York Real Estate Sslesroou No I61 Broad
wav IN the Borough q Manhattan City of New York,
on nth day Of Novennoer 1903 AZ Y o'clock noon
that DAY By 3. Fisher Auctioneer premises
directed be sold described
All certain lot piece parcel Of land
thereon erected situate lying ard
Southery side % One hundred and Eighth Street
tn the City and Of New York. bounded
sc-fbef Al follows: Beginning point the South
srly % hundred Eighth street distant
hundred hfy-tvo 22) Easterly from the East
Lexington Avenue thence SoutheTly
parallel Lexington Avenue and part OF the
through a party wall one hundred NCso feet and eleven
CD inches the line Of the block thence East
erly along said line OF the block seventeen
u1 feet; thence Norther and again parallel win Lex
inEton Of tie through another party
VAL One hundred doO feet eleven QD nenes e the
Souteriy side o. said one hundred and Esnth street.
thence Westerly along the Scuthsry side Of said
Eighth seventeen Cf) Feet % the
point place beginning
Dsttd New York. October list lg0s
HENRY ". SACKETT. Rsferee-
EDWARD Y. THORNAII. Attorney for Pla4ntil. 14S
Broadway New-York city.
a diagram ~ the premises anoTe oe
scribed. number IA East one hundred ana
Eighth Street;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-05
MAY IRWIN TRANSFERS TITLE.

May Irwin transferred title yesterday 10 No. 1i2
West Twenty-eghth-st. on d lot 2. 10x9S9 feet. 10
William F. DonneHy. The stated consideration was
nominal.
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Bowling Green Trust Co.
IS BROADWAY, NEW YORK

Capital, $780, 900. Surplus, s2,5O0,OO0
OFFICERS
EDWIN GOULD President
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR 1st Vice-President
JOHN A. HILTON Sd '. Pres. & Treas
WILLIAM N. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS:
Charles P. Armstrong, Myron T Herrick,
Frank Brainard, Edward 7. Jefery,
Robert c. Clowry, Edward E. Ladew,
Edmund c. Converse, William N. Laws,
Wm Nelson Cromwell, J. ". Eiddendorf.
Granville NJ Dodge, Wm. Willis Merrill,
Ashbel P. Fitch, Winslow S. Pierce,
Edwin Gould, Frederick B. Schenck,
Frank Jay Gould, William H Taylor,
George J. Gould, Edward R. Thomas,
John 4. Hilton, John P, Truesdell,
E F. c. Young.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-05
TO IMPROVE TILOEN CLUBHOUSE.

The Tuden Club Nos 212s and 2.130 Broadway. Is
10 be altered. Plans for the alterations were fled
yesterday by J. H. Duncan, architect The esti-
mated cost is $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-05

The approximate amount ot taxes. assessments. Or
Vhic Be allowed 20 the purchaser
or ~ tie purchase money. paid by the Referee.
Ssqs az and interest
Tated New York October 10th, 1903
CEPHAS BRAINERD. Referee.
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Foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF New York-Bertha FInken Pain,ir against
Charles J. Essg e. a.. Defendants-In pursuance Of A
u the above entitled action. and bearing
day q October 1903 Undersigned the Referee IN
sad Judgment named, viii eel public auction
New York Real Estate Salesroona. No Broadway IA
18th day o. November. 1903 u O'Clock noon On that
Gay by Joseph P Day, Auconeer he premises directed
by said judgment be sold and therein described FOL
lows All that certain lot piece parcel land with
the buildings and improvements thereon
being n the Twentythlrd Ward u
Beginning at point the EsSteriy side al BRYANT
sometimes called Hunter Avenue, which
One hundred and fifteen feet northery point q
intersection Of the 2orrhery side Of Home
thence Easerly right angles 10 Bryant Avenue IS
aforesaid One hundred feet thence Norherv parallel
with Bryant Avenue aforesaid Twenty-Five
Westerly and at right angles Bryant Avenue
said One hundred feet 70 the astery side Of Bryant Ave
rue aforesaid and thence SoUhery the eaery
SIDE Of Bryant Avenue aforesaid Twenty-Five
the point place Of beginning said premises being
monty known and described by the number 1912
Bryant Avenue Subject 70 the and
restrictions contained certain deed recorded
York. Section Il. Co1veya1ces Lber l.. page
also the right Of contained
ether deed recorded II said Registers Once
ton Il Conveyances Lbe- D. 39s Subject also
certain mortgage given The Twelfth Ward Saw
inEs Bank TO secure the OF Twenty-Five hundred del
lars and interest
Dated New York October 2sth. 1906.
ARTHUR =. TET-AE. Referee
CHARLES W DAYTON. Attorney for Plaintiff. p WILL
St. New York City.
The following dieg gram the property 20 be sold
Its street number Is 1912 BRYANT Avenue
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

l27th-st 4 : 12sth-st : 10 II OF Madison-
ave for a 4-story b-tck school house city.
owner; Snyder. architect s155 90
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It does everything about Real Estate
except what the broker does for YOU
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DiUidend Notices.
Pere Marquette Railroad Company.

Pere Marquette Railroad Company.
oiyidend OF one % cent upon the common
STOCK OF this Company viii be paid December 10 1908
s,ocknolders OF record at close Of business Decem-
Oer l. 1909 The common stock transfer books will
De closed December l. 1903. p. NJ. and will re-
open December Il. 1903. at 10 A n. Dividends on
Stock registered al tie Boston Office be paid al
% state Street Boston Mass and dividends on stock
registered al the New York Office will be paid at the
once OF Robert Winthrop < Wall Street New
York City. CHARLES NF-PRrsET T-aa~~~-e -
NEW YORK CENTRAL e HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Qfiss Of the Treasurer. New York Oct o. 1908
\ DIVIDEND OF ONE AND ONE-QUAR-
ter per cent. the capital stock OF the ROME
WATERFOWL & OGDENSBCRG RAILROAD COW.
PANH vii be paid by the New York Central and Hudson
River railroad Company. lessee under ~
the contract between the companies at thfs Of
nee and after November 16 1908
record al the closing Of the transfer
81. 1865 EDWARD Z ROSSITER. TSreas7J~S-
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AUTUMN Resorts.
OPENS NOV. 18th.

Since last season indoor Tennis court and Squash
Court have been b=lt adjoining the hotel. and will b.
ready for Play a. tire opening Of the season
~ev yc-k oscs 2s9 5th ave. : y. BERRT.
Telephone. 1913 Madison 50. H z EDER- NeEs
7 AKEU GOD. \. J.-LEEINGTCN. opposite Laurel
l. House open al ne year; sunny rooms open wood
Rates $ 80 CAV and Up A LARRABEE-