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TRYING TO DRY UP CONEY.
inspector Druhan Puts On War Paint--Dsa't
Eat the Salad To-day.

Police Inspector Thomas Druhan, In
che rye Of CoLey Island, yesterday caused
twelve hote, pssprietors at the summer
resort TO be summoned before Ne gistrt to
VOORHEES,. In the Coney Isls nd court. to chow
On use Why their Licenses should not DO en-
celled and their plnces closed for not con-
forming to the hotel law. The defendants
are chi rged with violating the Law by the
erection Of glkss partitions between the bar
and the room where drinks re sold.
Inspector Druha n holds that the Pc ri.
doe. not comply WITH the Gw. ne insists
TIN tho Pr rtition mutt Be permanent and
at " II III: eo " CHI, thick.
AL drinks must be served IN . room
known a. q dining room every day In the
week. To-day the 'meal' that must be
served with each drink win consist Of .
slice Of brt cd and potato salad.' The
potatoes to be served VII b guarded very
jealously-.for potatoes cost money and
we can't afford 70 give away cash. Should
a cus omer 30 far forget himRh - to eat
me al, the proprictors are determined
to risk all and take steps to prevent II on
the Sunday following.
A dry sunday u demanded BY Inspector
L adhsHd 10. He 1otiN every hotel
keeper n the Law and q his intention to
enforce n, and has given TO acting Cap
tain 6heefan !nstrActions TO Sc that his
orders are OBJ I'D to the letter.
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COx-HucklR.

BALTIMORE. April is.--At 81. Psnls Prots ST.
ant Episcopal Church this Aft rnpon Miss
Francss Lawrason Bucklsr. daughter OF
the late DR.. Eiggin BrcklsT Of Baltimore.
was married to Dani u Cox Of New York,
formerly OF the Unit Stats Navy. by the
Rev. Dr. J. g. B. Eodg,s. JOS pm g. u 70 OF
Washington. Higgin Bucklcr broth, r. OF the
fSsI.. Esr JynS, s sna sShs sy% ssnn
wire the usbf RI. The brd. smaids ", re
Miss Maria kisss q New York. Miss Doro.
Wilson. Miss Kathict n Bowdoin,. Miss Anne
Poe and Miss kit. Pr ston. Mn; Anpie
va va. SoWsI Siri' The fS. sd. sptrs Il:
Bucklsr. by whom che was given away,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19
TIE NEW "TENDERL>OkN" STATION
Pians Ter . sisS, 900 Buiidins Filed BY
Arohitect shost.

r. Thomas Short, an architect selected
By Police Commissioner Greene, has filed
plans with the Building Bureau for the pro-
posed new station house for the Tenderloin
precinct. It is to be four-story building.
with facade Of brick and Indiana limestone
with granite trimmings. will cost S126 900
and Win be the handsOmest building OF is
Glass In the old city.
The station will be located on the north
side of Thirtieth street adjoining the pres
emit quarters. Alongside on the west. on
the old site, will be a stable for the police
patrol, % feet front and IS feet deep. The
station itself will have a frontage OF So
fest and q depth Of 500 feet, with q large
entrance ornamented with q portico with
polished granite columns and q granite
staircase. Tho doors are to be hanked
With ornamental bracket lamps Of wrought
iron or bronze supported by chains. and
amilar lamps viii adorn the arched entrance
OF the stable.
The assembly room on the first floor Of
the station will be nearly 20 feet wide and
IS feet deep and above 1t on the second
floor will be q muster room Of similar dimen-
sions. Suites Of private rooms for the
sereeants, detectives and roundsmen will
OCCUPY the front OF the third floor and In
the rear will be a series OF large shower
baths and lavatories. The dormitories for
the patroimen will be located on the second
and fourth floors.
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0DELES. JUNKETING.
Tho Organizations That VIM Compose Hi
lfifitaSy Escort % o.. Louis. -.

ALsANY, April 18.-Ma jor-Gen. Roe Issued
an order to-day notifying the commanding
officers Of the organize lions selected TO be
represented In Gov. Odells escort at the
dedication OF the Louisiana Purchase Ex-
position at st. Louis Of such selections,
end appointing Col. Samuel M. WEIGH, OF
Buffalo commanding officer Of the pro-
visional regiment which will form dhe
escort. Col. WEIGH is directed to seIect
his Geld and stsn officers.
The comms nding officers Of the Tenth
BattaIion Of Nbeny and the Sixty-fnh
and Sevent y-fourth regiments Of Buffalo
ere ordend to each ma he UP comps ny Of
eighty men end Officers to reprtsent
their respective comm nes. The Eight
Separa Conpsny Of Roche ster. the Tenth
TOWN ,Ss s.n hs ~ M Sam the
Thirtieth Of Elmirs. the Forty-ssCond. Of
Nia CARA Falls end the Forty-eiehth Of
Oswego will be tek ken In their entirety end
will be comma nded BY their cRulsr officers.
The cavalry sSnsr gent will consist s.oS on o,
selected from Squadron A Of Manhattan.
ard the other from Troop G Of Brooklyn.
and win be commanded by the senior cav
ally captain who will volunteer to go: The
from the battalious In. Manhattan and
BROOKLYN and the division In Rochester,
and WIN be attached to the infantry regi-
ment. The cavalry viii not form a part
Of this regiment.
Major.Gen Roe. commanding oficer
be m arshal Of the division OF National
Guard organizations and of the parade in
81. Louis on April 30. Gen. Frederick
Phisterer, his senior Adjutant-Genera
will b chief Of staff His entire STAFF will
serve. They are Coils. George A. Wingate,
George r. Fowler. W. II. Chaplin. Clifford
Huerry, John Bogart, James W. Ray and
John ". Stearns. and Majors John B. Hol-
land, William M. Kirby, az d Fred T. Leigh.
Gen. Roe and staff Win accompany Gov.
will leave this city for st. Louis on the night
Of April n.
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NEW H8BOKEN PIERS READY.
North German Lloyd Company Believes
Il Can Now Defy FIra.

The rev North German Lloyd steam
ship, Kaiser Wilhel H.. now on her way
here, will dock at the new Pier OF the North
German Lloyd In Hoboken. and the COM
pany will, on the arrival Of this steamer.
transfer their express service from the
Cunard pier In this city to Hoboken. Tbs
new Piers and ! In Hoboken are prsoti-
cally completed. They are 8sI fest long.
80 feet wide and two stories high.
Every known method has been employed
to make them freproof The only wood
used Is In the floor ng on the upper story
and the roof beams. The rest OF tho struct-
ure Is of steel, cement and glass. The
lower floor will be used for cargo and the
upper for passengers.
Adjoining the piers IL a two-story iron
structure running along the shore, which.
when completed, will have spacious wait.
ing rooms for passengers on the upper
floor and storage room for cargo below. To
seawall OF granite and concrete has been
constructed by tbs company along the
entire 900 feet Of Its property
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6O-62 West Esd Street.
SUNDAY Rand FOR BATH BEACH
uetei Keepees Dent want u. bat Ressdsats
Are Determined.

Motel kecpeeS Dent want u, bot beseoeoss
Are Determined.
Bath Beach and Bsnsonhurst residents
are determined TO have Sunday afternoon
band concerto given In Bensonhurst Park one
Of the prsttiest Of the suburban breathing
spots the city owns. A committee Of citi-
sens win present, petition to Park Com
missioner Young, who. It Is said, favors
the project, but fails 20 So whers the O. sh
Il to come from to pay the piper. Those
interested assert their willingness to con-
tribute 10 fund for the purpose.
Yesterday some inqulriee were made
among the residents and business men
With q view to learning how much aid could
be depended upon. The committee was
amazed at the opposition displayed by the
shore hostelry propietors.
.We win have the park concerts II It e
necessary. TO pay Tor them ourseives.
minded men shall not rule this locality:
We win orsaniss . band-why, We VIII
4 hearing Win be given to both sides on
Wednesday Of peyt week.
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says He Wss Deceived When He Married
-Four Years Ago-Decree Given for Cruelty.


Four Years Aso-Decrce Given for Cruelty.
STAMFORD, Conn, April is.-ln the su-
perior Court. Elias r. johnson, Jr. OF New
Canaan, secured . divorce from Irene
p, johnson. johnson told the Court that
he was only 10 years old when he was mar
Red In 1850 10 Irene p. johnson. who was
II. He asked for . decree on the ground
Of fraudulent Representations and intol-
cradle cruelty.
told him that she had deceived him and
she openly boosted that she bad made
certain Representations because she Knew
that was the only way to get him: His
parents otherwise would not have allowed
him TO marry at % young an age.
Then abe began TO be cruel. She stuck
a pair Of scissors In his knee once when
abe was angry and on other occasions
assaulted him with her fists. These and
many other unwifely acts were testified
to by Mrs. Frances Johnson, the Petitioner,s
mother. Judge Case allowed . decree on
the ground OF cruelty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19
PULLMAN CAR PASSES.
Csurt q Appesls - Decide Whsth6 Publia
00eou Have Q hight - Use Then-

Court - AVpeoo - Decide WheeheP Pubic
00esu Have . Night - Use TheR.
ALsAxy April Attorney General Cum
nesn to-day announced that he had taken
On appeal 70 tbs Court Of Appeals from the
decision OF the old General Term Of the
Supreme Court, Third Department. given
soms years ago. that public ofiicers have
no right to ride on Pullman slee ping car
passss Thu case has been pat on the
calendar Of the Court OF Appeals BY the
Attorney General and argument has been
sst down for Nay IN this city.
The action upon which the appeal has
been taken was begun for the purpose Of
testing the law and was directed against
Frederick z. wadhams Of Albany. notary
public. Proeeedings were begun In the
courts TO remove Wadhanas from Office
because no had accepted . sleeping-ca
fermy SSach correspond with The present
Appellate Division, was that Mr.. wsdhams
should Be- removed - Q notary public be.
cause under the State Constitution public
ef,ceS bod no right to receive or uss suon
Attorney-0eneral Cunneen said to-day
that there was 90 much uncertainty about
De question that he thought u due 10 ali
Sonoerned that the Court Of Appeals should
stion vas d,rscted to he pas ouesti lon
IN January. when Assemblyman Landon
Of Dvtchess county, who bed received Q
8x1ltntn company pass, wrote him a per.
: Sonal letter asking him u he had Q riekt TO
' 6bs a. The General hooked up
!, M lAw and told him that be had no right
70 49, ~ - -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19
RULES FOR DRUG HOUSES.
Expassaves Csaa,ssssu Not Dsspessd to
Change Them.

The Municipal Explosives Commission
will have . conlsrence tomorrow afternoon
with . special committee Of the Board OF
Trade and transportation to discuss the
tentative regulations the commission had
drawn up eovernirg the stors &c OF chemicals
and Drug. Seme Of these regulations are
opposed by The big drug houses. but It \
underwood that, uhless good reason can b
shovn TO ths contrary. the cofnmissaon win
ssccmmend ths enactment OF the rules With
out modi0cation. Il suggests that drug
be Ncensed 6y " Fire Commissioner; that
the keeping 81 explosives In places whers
othor chamicah are stored shall be pro.
drug houses shsi be lighted by electricity;
that there shall be no smoking DOR NE OF
MATCHES; that oilsd rAGs and cotton waste
shall b kspt In metal receptaclea, and that
ssnd or thfusorial earth shall Be scattered
over The noor.. OF places where oils or chemi-
eaN are stored.
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COri,1n-PoWoll.

ATLANTIC CIT. y. j.. April ie.--Elbert
Austin Corbln, JI: Of Philsdelph,iss j. and Miss
e olsSs c -Se us sosssf 81 r ~
place. were married to-day At the Church Of
honor, Miss lmogepe Grape Of New York was
noyer girl, Miss Esther Quay. granddaughter
q United k.sts. Zen Quay, wa. Tibbon
e NeE ,h rpTk H.. M,:r Yf n Yfr ss., q
z:as sad a'' Sisn .cS ass
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SCRANTON. Pa. April is.-The various
coal companies here are arranging to pay
Under the terms Of the strike commits
sion's award the mine workers are to
rsceive an advance Of 10 per cent. over
tbs menSy earned from. Nov. I. isoa. 70
Aprl 4, le0a. Some Of tha oompanies
VIII pay ths money In installmsnts. vhils
Others VII nay In bulk.
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Cur and Cn,oass incorporated.

MnpHIs. Tenn. April ia proclsms-
ton was issued to-day authorizing the
incorporation OF the Gulf and Chioa 60
Railway Company, which 70 70 build Q line
TO q connection With the Jackson and Kan
sas City, now being oonstrloted north from
this oity as the northern terminus. This
extension could not be made under the
terms Of the old charter and the inoorpora-
ton simply chanGee the name.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19
ROBBED YALE STUDENTS
Former Rubber In the Cymsasium Sent I
JAN GoP Nine Msntls.

JAN Ter VINE MENUS.
NEW HAvKN. Conn. Apr, i8-Michasl
J. Dufiy Of this city was sent TO jail to-day
for nine months for stealing from Yale
students. Duffy, according 70 his own oon-
fession, has been robbinS the Yale men
OF valuablee for five yeaN. He was en-
ployed from 1893 to 1901 at the Yale gym.
NAHUM a. a rubber. He has been working
lately at the railroad shops. with occasional
visits to the rooms Of student athletes
m tn. evenings to help them In their training.
Trustworthy and had access to large
number OF the rooms. Ten days ago George
p. 6peocsr, . Sheffield senior. living at
g. knthony's Hall, reported the loss Of .
diamond pin worth SIS. Detectives recog.
ni3ed the pin In the nccktie Of Benjamin
Kauts, q seloonkeeper ct sos Stale street,
He admitted buying the pin from Duffy
Tor ~ ~ Va. 'N.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19
CIask-Riee.

BALTIMORE. April is.--Miss Maud Etie
Rice. daughtsr Of Mr.: and Mrs.. Duane
b. Roc q Valley View Farm, near Tovson.
was married tbs afternoon to John Lindsay
Clark Of baltimore. bx TIE Rev. ". n. n,
sa. G.'on Asnp, Sseds; Sc q Blue
were Robsrt Clark. brother. Of thu bride
groom. WiIian T. Ven DsNsa.sf 0ssman-
town, Albsrt eteinbech Of New York.
Charles l. NacNeal. Emanuel w. Herman
Of Luthe, IIlIs and N. MAYNARD HupDman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19
WEALTHY MAN 4 SUICIDE.
Andrew Latham, Greenpert nank Director.
Probably Feared Insanity.

ORIENT, l.. l., April is.-Andrew Latham,
q prominent and wealthy resident Of this
place, was found dead In his stable this
morning. He had committed suicide by
M. Latham was 10 yesrs old. He had
been in falling health for some time. Two
OF his brothers became insane several
years ago and II n thought that fear Of q
similar fate caused him to end his life.
He was director Of the Peoples National
Bank Of Greenport.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19
NAY KNOW MURDERED Nan
AWATERBURY STRIKE BREAKER,
ONE IDENTIFIER SAYS.


peuce lncmeo 70 THINK me Msa "neee
bsoy was Feund IN . Dsres was LAD
svs Ion Sns
TOOK STRIKING Cseduc'se' Hsoes'
Tbe most promising Identification vet
unade Of thu man whose BODY was found
IN a barrel At Eleventh street and Avenue
d on Tuesday morning last was made
Yesterday By man whom the police have
In tow, but whose name they decline TO tell
inst nov
'N 1,. - . .u, v...-h,,-x c,,,
-h.rs :. r 0 foU shs " ."rfscs ,.i,rosd
company during the recent strike. After
looLtn ., ~. go Man A the Mor,,,e
e ~ w ,.,'. 49,. a., he
yesseruay' No ma ne "ss qu'ee su,o ~. Nc
was man who had besn known ID water
Ioria. hs ala. was one Of a number Of
$500" =. w.,..h,,-- a,,,,n.
nshsne VINO "snt oy ue
the strike and took places % CONDUCTORS.
Shortly after the strike was broken he
: "a rom him thst IA vas oomtnr to
ooo ,'vn' """ '"-' ~ W.
new iork.
Tbs Identification was ~ no means
certain. but the police think II b prom
- -. St"u,,e.r 80 &c. ,he~ iss, The
.. us S ~ s"s,. ~. , .".y =. s.,n.
moreue no ooc'aIoo I'm us7y U soms
TO get another man who was IN waterbury
at the same time.
In all probability this man win not get
$780, =. -, - ,h. ho~,,, ,,,,,i 1900
ohahoe W 'ooN ~ .no "vuy VIZ. -:
man nv DAYLIGHT.
A despatch from Watsrburv receiyed
nv IN. nolics ..v. ,h., . ,,,r,,,s. - I..,,.ns
- I p . IN. . uuuioo' 1..Ie''s
VIC nsve stnce turned out 70 nave been
paseers OF nca money, took places as con-
ancton on me Waterbury freef car dur.
ing me reSent strEe. Il IL thought that
"a AZ "1 s,nnortana .X Hxvs Deen one Q, nee
serosy % the se3re y z7e Ei.noeth street,
= HI. =" sy ,ne Ssc ~ anserno. ~ 80 80
-. w ~,tr ~. 49, - ue M uno e xere ~ ~
- - w.n .no go nan oy the secret -;
n; a. sgSsnl .s ~, reN wont 70 congregate, ana
~ VIC oesT .noy oa'Hn neg sonE meetne,.
conts;ned -. h ~. tnS . oSnos Tn'Go
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19
Jss san yrNz MEDAL Fund Incorporated

ALBANY. April is-Articles Of moor
porattcn II tho John Frits Medal Fund
sOprporation were hlsA to-day With the SEQ
es&sry Of AtAts. Il h formed TO collect
faA<s, -Ase q permanent inveameut, tn
ppoesedg Of which win b used In the pur-
thses Of gold medal. TO be known as the
sSfhy Yrtfs Modal and 70 be Awarded
annually 10 the pepon who shall be selected
bs Ss cofporarion as having made the
sss't eHrtag; shs period intervening sincs
The medal i named TO perpetu nate the
meukry Of John Fits Of Bethlehem, Pa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19

The funeral Of william Edward Cooper.
who disd on Thursday at his homo, $50
West Forty-seventh street. was held yea
tertiay. Mr.. Cooper vas for yeArs ths
representative Of the Singer Nanufactur-
Ing Company. In several Of The larger cities.
aSo and devoted himself 70 his svocetion.
music. He Was once Q member Of the
OYaos Church cho1r and wae Alao . uem-
Der Of The Apollo Club Of Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19
CHANCE ~ OPERA FAREWELL
ne Psegvspsne Altered - lncinAe
e.. 49,, = Aeme. Bames.

Emma Eames's participation in the fare
well performance Of opera At the Metro
politap Opera House, which is TO take
place Q week from tomorrow night. has
made II necessary to change the programme
already announced. As the arrangement OF
the az episodes now stands. the perform
snce will begin at Q quarter before with
he aryt act Of ia File du Regiment, TO
g sung By Mines. 6cbe6 and Van Cau-
teren and MN. 6alignac, Gilbert. Du-
friche and Begue. The other acts will b
.Dcr Fjiegende Hollander. (eecond sct),
70 b sung BY Mines. Gadski and schu.
staller and Biass; LA Traviata- (n.t act)'
to be sung BY Mines. Sembrich and Bauer
meister and MN. dc MARCH, Gilbert,
Dufriche. Bars and vanni; Faust (prison
scene), to be sung, b Nine; Eamss and
NM. Alvares and Edouard de Resale;
sLss Hugusnots' Fourth actl, to be sung
by Nine. Norciica and MN. Alvarez. Scott
and Journst .Lohengrin.' tnrst scene o.
the last aot), to be sung BY Nine. Gadski
and Nm. Anthes, Bispham and BIAS.
The conductors WIN be MN. hertx and
Flon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19
signsr Mancineili SANS.

Sisnor Luigi Mancinelh saiisd yesterday
on ths Kronprins wilhelm. He goes to
Italy for week Of rest and then ieaves for
London. whsrs hs win supsrintsnd the pre-
liminary preparation for tho season Of
opara At Covent Garden. LAtsr he will
return TO Italy TO NO Is on his opera, Fran
cesca da Rimini,' which no hopes to have
ready for production next spring.
NJ Fion has undertaken 6ignor Hanci-
nelli's duties IN the opera company Tor the
remaining week of the eeason.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19
Dinner q second signal csrps.

Ths Second Signal Corps. N. @. n. r..
Of Brooklyn. gave ita annual banquet at
the Waldorf Astoria last night. Among
ment of The East, and Cen. Charles r. Roe,
Commander Of the New York National
Guard. The speakers were MAJOR Frederick
r. Ieish Of the Militia signal Corpe, Archi-
bald ". j. Pohl, Capt. Charles b. Baldwin
and James Francis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19

ITHACA, n. r.. April ts.-Ths VACANCY u
the Cornsli Athletic Council. oaussd By
the resisnatsoa o. rrofL. y; Dennis. former
posting to.nisht b The slcCtloa q Frsn al
81. q sPes " Prof. 81 'n Irvine SG,
u & vSry popular one. He y . graduate Of
Cornsl n IS olass Of leo, -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19
sSo. 900 Theatre fire In Bra~nyiue. Neb

OMAHA. Neb., April is.-Firs this morning
destroyed the Marah Opera House and
Marsh Building, the Kaufman Building and
Brownvule. Neb., entailing loss Of 800 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19
DOG SAVED FOR HEALrR BOARD
Assss Q Bsts 1t Fem aan's Cav ~ Beam
By PiGtol 0A0e.

Edward Noonay, an emp'oyss Of The
Union Ferry Company. was bitten In The
night LEI b. Q vicious fox tsrriT % pise q,
East River. last evening. Policeman Den.
mis- J. Riley shot the dog, and the CARACAS
was saved for the Health Beard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-19
eraturs seprane 10 sing IN tbe Oypheum.

Celersturs eeprans to Sing In the Ospooom'
Miss Bessie Crossword, the ooloratura
soprano Of Brooklyn. who refused $1,000
to appear 1t the Qrpheum Theatre. has
consented to sing there during this week;
the highest notes ever touched In song.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-04
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

By Peter r. Meyer: BAT West 97th-st s. 347 It W u
Central Park West. 1Sxlco1l; sly bk dWg h: fore
closure sale: JoseDha NJ Young Abraham L Fox et al
r H Powell. atty; L Granger. ref: due on judgt
SlS1Oo costs, SlsS %; taxes SGSl 10;
e $50 n OF Gcerck-st. 15S.2X % * 1906
= H1uston-st X % beg; also Houston-s n v cor
TcInpkiEs-st runs l246N 20I.Sx 160 l0x POO to
beg; also all right title and int TO land between
going parcels. intended 10 be continuation
also ali right title Of TompLns
St extending to East River including wharfage dock
age rights etc foreclosure sale Aug Juiiliard
trustee Of Frederick II Ce3sitt, smith ct al
De Witt Lockr1Sn & De Witt attys: Z + McCann
ref due on ldgt s96 lOl 80 and tat: costs etc s406
taxes. etc. SIC 1875 IS.
By John Goldng; 2o76 5th-ave W cor 12sth- St Of >
KS. story ten h; foreclosure sale. " Bsyles agl
juig S27UsG OF taxes etc 81 DIS So
By Joseph T. Day: Cedsr-ave. ~ Us II s O lS0th-st
4l4Xl22 sX35 2xl176; sale; 1,
Mott Iron Works Hamilton al: J. Gleason,
atty: / Hoffman, ref: due 1ulgt SO 16i costs
500 81. taxes etc, 50 co: llsth-st u # 81
Avenue a -. l0l=Xl00.ll story ~ foreclosure
the East River Savings Institution agt Wood
SlGo52 S: costs. $sSI 10; S4Si.
By Philip \ Snyth kiagsbridge Road. n les
Lane 80 GNS33 prior 81 600; Vaea-
1C4 II Of ls4th-s 50Xs5. story dwg
foreclosure sale; u Barber W " Edw +
@ WIZ atty Brandt. IT. ref due udgt. 53s II
costs S43S &C. etc. Sli $50 10 prior 81
P- n. phcsnX markham 800 and 1oS " I30th-st, 100
Il W Of Amsterdam ave. 50x74 II: story
foreclosure sale The city Mort 60 al:
+ Hyatt E L Paris ref; due judgt, 81. SG7
costs Sl64 81. taxes. etc, Sl3S.
Bran Kennedy 5d-aVe. cCr lG-dsr. JOSH g:
and h. She:ns sale all right, title. etc OF
Otto II II GeoTGt