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New-York tribune., 1903-02-20
foreclosure GnlGs.
NEW YoRK sTPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ Of New York-,ratIIda Waters and others against
a1 a97s G sc4@aSs and and @ S
the above entitled action bearing gate tne e @ d Cr
Of the County New YORK the 7t6 day % oe,oosT;
named ssIi public auction the Exchange sales
the CITY. County a.d state New Yerk. ne PSI.
st I % & on @ Una, ana nay ,5eTen @ descTbad as foiows:
lying and being in the City and County Of Sew 9'F of
Wesehester. he estate which OF Robert
hat certain lot o parcsI o. land Situate in said
OF oGsnnnE a. the ngrnry ,b @ Issi9E from
Isaac GoTTs DIV Ling house 70 Il the village & 81 @ the
nor,hey ] Size 81 saNni lane aroessad % ssn5 bals
chain anG so links thence 1orth 81 degrees - minutes
west still along Sawni Iare chains: thence north 80
degrees west s,l long Saw ane ss ns to 'bs5e 4nd
north degree. - along the said Bush
Vest still along said BnsbneiIs land, chain and -
Is minutes stili along and chains and 81
and s. links thence north 45 degrees minutes west
chains aud 20 links; thence north u degrees 81 minutes
tree. thence south degrees west crossing
Iucrets g Kdj. fe Of Harvey Kidd. / chain and o.
anYsyed @ 10 John Palmer in the year 1850 thence
ming in general souheaster.y easteriy direction
the land conveyed to said Palmer 20 the road leao
II degrees 30 minutes east along the said
east still along road chains thence south 5 de-
road, chains thence south p degrees west
s along said road. chains AMI 80 links thence soutn
80 minutes west, still along SAID road
degrees still along said road
chains and 81 links 70 the sawu lane road and place
ContalnlnO about ffty-three acres OF
the more Or less which embrace lots number -
% 26. y parts Of ~ and -. a map made By
Robert Findlay Surveyor AMI 1lso all that certain pecs
land situated the Town OF Nestchester.
Of New York bounded and described as follows
Beginning point the westerly side Of the road
leading Easchester village to the Village of West
chester southwesteriy from the formed
by road and the Boston road the dividing line
between lands lately owned by Beverly 3. Tiden and
by MiIano c Tidenl: thence running along said
Themes 20 west. IO2 south 10 30
west s53 feet: thence 70 go west o
land now CT lately by Mrs Harvey Kidd and
centre line fence along said land lately
owned bv Mrs. Harvey Kid land lately
William Nelson north o. 81 west.
land OF Hermann Dulel: thence running along said
Dudens land follows: South 7S' 81 7O4 feet,
thence north 20 800 feet. I2
east fO2 feet thence north ~ 40 $50
said road the Village Eastcheser
Village Westchester thence south i6 81 along
the westerly road 10 and the
point or place beginning. containing four
acres be the less.
Dated New York. February 2nd. 1903
DANIEL. r COHALAN. Referee. 27i Broadway. n i.
HENRY DE PEYSTEF- Plaintins' Attorney. 81 Pine
street. y. 7.
The following approximate diagram Of the prop
rrf1yt 70 Ea sold
New-York tribune., 1903-02-20

UNADuLA VALLEY
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE,


chicago Feb -1a.-Everything looked bearish on
vrhea. early-lover cables favorable French crop
news the summary Of The Price Current and
lack o. demand: but MINNEAPOLIS was relatively
strong and just before the close British consols
showed drop Of u point. The result was that
the market which early showed loss OF sc 10 s4c
recovered and closed unchanged 10 sc over
wednesday. May opened at 77isc. sold between
H. sellers and 76c. and closed at 77i2c sellers
July closed &c sellers. The market is merely
soslring one Armour says he is altogether out
IN, the mood is hearish. and the scalpers keep
-s-.rSols and 50 any little scare brings about
tli k recovery. the drop in The price of consols
did to-das English markets were 24d lower; Paris
was of more. The official French crop report
s-ayyod = better general situation than year ago.
The Price Current said the winter wheat had
gone under the snow in good condition. Exporters
hero reported no demand. New-York reported only
three loads for export. Stocks at Minneapolis ana
Duluth for the week viii increase 5io"o0 bushels
compared with increase last year OF leoen Dush-
els MINNEAPOLIS was relatively finn all day, re-
,,,r:ir,e No Northern sc over May, and the
Ho,i- demand good. Some export -four business
was done from here. loo9o sacks patent. and the
first business with London in some weeks.
corn close lyc TO 14c higher than "Wednesday
Aav opened at 45,c. sold between 45isc and 49'zc,
and closed at 45'4c sellers There was continued
rr5yire % July corn by Armour: and buying Of
May corn by other provision interests which have
been uullish long Receipts were li6 cars with
- estimated for Friday. There was no contract
corn in the receipts and none out OF private houses.
The Armour buying Of July is supposed to
he spread, buying July against sales Of May.
Il has been popular heretofore to buy May and
sell July The July discount has narrowed within
;he last few days from &c to 1'sc-
There further Patten selling of oats to-
day. end that market closed lsc better than
Wednesday Nay 35a.c and the July 32s4c. Re
cripts are very small. = cars. with s. for to-
morrow. just about enough TO supply the local
consumption But there is no Eastern demand for
just nov- At the same time there is no cash
weakness. While the NAY oats have dropped 214c,
the bids cash corn have dropped only lc.
Provisions were strong, with some evidence Of
Armour buying Of ribs. Pork closed 15c TO 25c
over Wednesday: lard, - TO loc over, and ribs.
12-ec l5c over The weeks packing West was
coo hogs less than last year ana 10000 less than
,7vo years ago The hogs are costing good deal
more than the product and the pork, lard and
ribs are held by the big interests here.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-20
foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF New York.-Robert c. Watson. Francis A. Wat
and Henry c. Watson Executors OF and trus-
tees under the will of William Watson
deceased. Plaintiffs Marcus Nathan and others
Defendants In Of Judgment Of Foreclosure
and Sale. duly and entered in the above entitled
action bearing date the 9th of February. 1903 the
undersigned the Referee in aid Judgment named VIII
sell al Public Auction. at the New York Real Estate
Salesroom 30 Ill Broadway In the Borough II Men
haitian City of New York the Sd day OF March 1908
at IL O'Clock that day. by BRYAN l. Kennedy
Auctioneer directed by said judgment to be
sold and therein described follows: All that certain
lot piece OF land the improvements thereon
situate lying and being In the Twenty third Ward Of
tho City of New York bounded and described folows
Beginning at tho northeaster corner Of Brook Avenue
and One hundred and hirtyninh thence running
northery along the easery line Of Brook Avenue twenty
FIVE COD feet and eleven hundredths u1-lUoD Of A
foot; thence easterv line -araiel with said one
and hundedths (1l0O Of foot: thence southery
line angles said One hundred and thirty
ninth street, twenty-five fee said hundred
and thry-pluth street: thence westerly along the
norhery street ninetyseyen f97) feet and
seventent (-10l of the aforesaid. the
place Of beginning Together with the appurtenances.
subject 10 certain and restrictions against
nuisances contained in former deeds of said premises
Dated. New York February 3. 1903.
CHARLES STRAUSS Referee.
GEO 9. BLANKE. Attorney for Plaintiffs. 253 Broad
way. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City y. T.
The following diagram of the to be sold
as described above the street number being 7I9 East
139th
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

Of New IorlS-JOseph J. o HOnOhue, JT.. and IhomaS
J. O'Donohue Plaintiffs against Franklin Bien. as sub
Of the VIII Testament OF Stasey pitcher: de-
0thers Defendants In pursuance Of Judg-
Foreclosure and sale. duly made and entered IN
the above-ened action bearing date the 22nd DAY OF
December 1902 /, the Undersigned the Referee IN sald
Judgment named. sell Public Auction. at the New
Exchange SalesToom, No III trodd"ay,
of February 1908 Il o'clock or that day.
Phoenix Iugra AJcticneer the premises directed
sold and therein described as IoI
lots pieces pafceis OF
in he Fifth o City OF New YORK known aS
Numbers 2l3 and Duane and 1870 West street. ana
which together bounded and descrinen as l
lows to Wit Beginning the uortheasterly corner o.
Duane and running thence nortHerLy
along the eastery Street wentytour feet and
centre line Of the party wall etectsd
adjoining and northery thereof and known as
Street: thence eastcrly along tne inllIe
wall parallel, nearly Win duane
inches or less. 10 the
centre line of party wall standing partly on the
premises hereby conveyed partly the premises next
easterly thereof Number 2i5 Duane street ana
hereby conveyed. and thence uorthwarcy prae OF
West Street, and along thrcuSh anu o.
of said party wall StantlnS ldFlty
on said premises Number 2l5 Duane Street and
partly the premises adjoining the rear thereof anu
thence eastwardly parallel nearly So VITA duane
Street thirty-nne inches to Caroline street
Caroline Street tOrtytour tee nine
Inches 10 and thence westerly along duane
Street eghtytree the place Of begin
ming distances and dimensions more
less.
GUSTAVUS r KIRBY. Referee
W. = & r. X PRENTICE. Attorneys tor plaintiffs. o.
Broadway CNIanhattam. New York. y J
The following diagram OF the property 20 De sofa as
Duane St 100 St in the Borough OF Manhattan
Of
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Duane Stree

The approximate amount OF the lien charge to satisfy
which the above-descrbcd property * 10 he sold IS
s64 29G 90 interest thereon from the 2nd day OF
December. 1902. together with costs and allowances
amounting 20 1851 o. interest from December ZI
1902 together with expenses of the sale Ine ap
nroxiruate amount taxes other liens
which are allowed the purchaser out OF the pu
era money paid the Referee Is $500 and interest
Dated New York, January l2th. 1903. - -
GCSTANCS T. KIRBY Referee
The foregoing sale hereby adjourned to 4uesday'
February nth 1893 the same time and place
Dated New York, February Sd. 1908. - .
GUSTAVUS T. KIRBY. Referee
p < Il Il. PRENTICE Attorneys for PlalntiuS,
broadway CNIanhattar), New York. y Y
The foregoing sale hereby further adjourned 70
Wednesday February 18th 1908 the time and
place. - 80,
Dated New York February 18th. 1905
GCSTAVUS T. KIRBY, Referee.
W . 4 p X PRENTICE Attorneys for Plaintiffs No
81 broadway CIauhattanl. New York y. Y
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The approximate Of the lien charge 70 sat
tsfy which the above described property IL 70 be sold IS
5000 thereon from June 18th. lJD2
gether of the sale
The will be sold subject decree OF fore
closure made entered the 25h day Of September
1901, Joseph StiCkney against Francis J.
Schnugg others. which decree there remains due
fifty thousand dollars principal with interest
June % 1902
The approximate amount Of taxes assessments or other
Hens which be allowed the purchaser or paid
by the Referee = 81 6+S % and interest
DANIEL F. COHALAN. Referee.
27I Broadway. " =
HENRY DE PEYSTER. Plaintiffs. Attorney. 81 Pine
n Y
New-York tribune., 1903-02-20

139th
The approximate amount of the lien or charge 10
which described property Is 70 be sold
S2601734 with interest thereon from the S0th day cf
January 1908 together with costs and allowances amount
ing to s396 from February 9th. 1903, to-
expenses Of the sale The approximate
o other liens. which
be allowed 10 the chaser OF the purchase money
r paid by the Referee is S1.9S7.41 and interest.
Dated, New York. February s. 1903.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-20

- New York Security Trust Company. substituted
trustee OF the trusts ard by the viii OF David
Olyphant deceased and Arna Murray all plaintiffs
against Rosalie SChOer berg and others defendants IN
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale duy Tae
and above entitled action bearing date the
first April. 1902 the rndersised the tefeTee n
will sell Dublc auction ths
York Real Esta-e SaIesroonl at No III BToadWay
Manhattan. in the county ana CIV o.
New York. the 6th day OF March 1908 az twelve
O'Clock noon on day By John L. Parish: AuctonseT
the premises directed by said tudgment TO be sold and
described follows: All that certain lot piece
land. situate lying and being IN the city
county and State OF York. and known oy t1s
Street hundred and siXty-four t25i) West
Thrty-foIrtb bounded and described as fo!
lows: BEGINNING at a point the sOutheTly line or
7brtvfourth street hundred ana tWentEvs
sJutbeastsrly OF Eighth
Avenue and fourth Street: running thence south
rIv and parallel Eighth Avenue ninety eight feet
and nine Inches running eastwardly and parel
nineteen feet and SIX inches
thence nnrv parallel with Fsnh Avenue
inches the southery line
~birv Fourth street thence westwarcly along the
same nineteen and inches the point or place of
berning Be said several distances and dimensions more
Dated New York. February II. 1909 .- =.
COUDERT BROTHERS. Plaintiffs AttornevS once ana
Postofffce Address No II Brcatway Manhattan Ne"
York CITY.
The following of the property 70 oe sold
West 34th Street
New-York tribune., 1903-02-20

The approximate amount Of the lien or charge 70 SATISFY
which 10 be sold IS ten
(soOGN with interest thereon from APTl
1St. 1902 together the expenses OF the sale ne
approximate assessments or other liens
be allowed purchaser out Of the pur
chase paid by the Referee IS Two Thousand
hundred S2. 400, dollars
ELIHC B. FROST. Referee.
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mlnier Resorts,
iOinfer Resorts,
HO {. l l.
p ii III 8,
ATLANTIC CITY, n. ].

No snow in Atlantic City. Beautiful
sunshine. The Golf Course IS IN hne
condition. All Golf privileges.
For convenience Of prospective visit
ors from New York and vicinity, we will
have a personal representative at the
Holland House, New York, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday OF
each week during February from 10
A NJ. to s P. NJ, with room plans and
all information.
WAL TED PIIZRY
New-York tribune., 1903-02-20

~ York-Fienry Freygaug. George Freygang and Lnd-
wig Riederer as Executors and Trustees under the Last
VIII and Testament Gustav FreyganE. deceased.
Plaintiffs against David Morris ct al. Defendants-
In pursuance Of q judgment Of foreclosure ana
sale duIy made and entered in the ab@ve-entlleo
action and bearing date the 2eth cay oi JanutLS..
1909 the undersigned the Referee in said judgment
named will sell at public auction the New York Eea!
Estate Sa leroon, No III Broadway. in the Borough OF
Manhattan City York the 10th day u tebru-
ary lqO3 at u o'clock that Gay by 1erert a
the premises directed by salI juug
Trant 10 be sold, therein described as toIo"s All
that certain lot piece parcel Of land. with the ond
Ward OF the City Of New YORK t'nFoush
81 Nanhattan) bounded and described as fcjws 70
wit: point on the westerly Slle ol
Pleasant Avenue, distant -Xty-seTen t6' feet ana
from the point or corner -oITu b
the Intersection Of southery side or one tiuhdeu
Nineteenth Street westerly side Of PIeasant ave
me. and running thence westerly and parallel 10 one
,hToueh party wall erected partly on the lot hereby
-I7Za5ed snd partly lot adjoining on the
-Crtherv side thereof seventyfve 40 feet: tLence
-~Jtbsriy and parallel with Pleasant Avenue slNteen
Cffl feet and eight 80 inches thence eas'sty pa.
t 0re ndrad and Nineteenth Street and part OF the
y,av through party wall erected partly on the iot neIpy
conveyed and partly the lot next adJoihlHs IN
reste-v side of Pleasant Avenue and thence
along said westerly Pleasant Avenue slxtee to'
fet and eight Is, inches the point or place o.
Eng - oo., ,ooa
Da'S1 ->s" ~ ALBERT + SIRE. Referee
----- ,,4-1rr,>-tEErNfFp Attorneys for Plaintiffs 229
Rroadway Borough OF Manhattan Ne" VOTE y.or5.
The foT6wfna diagram of the property 10 &c so4u'
It's street number is 353 pleasant Avenue
New-York tribune., 1903-02-20
GTPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

~ Margaret welche. plaintiff agaiust RosaIe senoen.
Of Foreclosure and made and entered in the
above entitled and bearing date the firs DAY o
4nrjI I402 the undersigned the Referee in said (udg
nent named Will public auction al the New YORK
Peal Estate Saiesroonn III Broadway in the Bor-
ough Of Manhattan County and City OF New YORK
Of 1903. Twelve O'CLOCK noon on
that day John l. Parish Auctoneer the premises 5
nv be sold. and therein De
sarhed as follows All certain lot piece or parcel
OF land situate being in the City county and
Sara of New York and known by the street Number
thirty 40, West Min and bounded and described
s Follows ReEiuning point the southerlv SIDE OF
West Ninth Street four hundred and thirty zee
ad nine inches the s0uthwesteTy corner or
F-ifth Avenue and Ninth Street. running thence
so1thwardv parallel with Fnth Avenue nlnetythIe9
e.. WestWaTdly ana parallel
ith West Ninth Street twenty-five feet and four inches
ro-+fyyardly aTdlel with Fifth Avenue
nothree feet and inches 10 the southery side
Teat Ninth Street and thence easwardiy along the
mo tyeny-nve four inches to the point or
-I,rs ~ begnpuE sevcraI distances and daeI-
gions less. - ,ooo
I'a'el nc" +ON' E,I.ItJTr r.. FROST. Referee
r01rDF-RT BROTHERS. Plaintiffs Attosreys ONCE and
Fostcfflce Address No al Broadway. Manhattan. New
~,
The following a diagram OF the properly 70 De s3iu:
-'0 Westa 9th Street.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-20

TIE approximate OF the lien charge 20 satisfy
is to be sold Is -Four
teen Thousand Dollars. with interest thereon from
Anrl LIST the expenses OF the safe
snpToxImate or other
ers which are allowed the purchaser out OF the
r,rrhass money. or O. he paid the Referee Is
r,a1sspi Nine Hundred and Fatty 80: 500 Dollars
D"'sN ' ELIHUr Il FROST. Referee
New-York tribune., 1903-02-20
i1sth Street

18th Street
The approximate amount Of the lien or charge 70 satisfy
se Si eT10O with interest thereon the 23rd OF
fanusrv 1898 together with and allowance amount
with the expenses - ths
sale The approximate Of the taxes assessments
ana water rates liens 10 be allowed 10 te pur
chaser out purchasenorey or paid by the eteree
Is sa26 06-10O. and interest - 600.
CaIeH ~" - ALBERT l. SIRE Referee.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-20

A DvEaTIsEMENTs and suesertptons for The Tribune
"a received al Uptown once
40. 1,304 BROADWAY.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CoMFAN1
General Office Broad Street Station,
Philadelphia, Tth January: 1906
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SIOCh-
HOLDERS Of this Company will be held on TUES
DAY t1c Tenth DAY March 1905, at eleven o clock
II in Horticultural Hail. Broad Street, below lt2cust
Street Philadelphia. which meeting there VIII ne
for consideration. and action by the Stockhoic-
he annual report the Company for the year end
ing 3fst December 1902: several agreements Tor the a
QUESTION by this Company Of the corporate popT' anu
franchises Of sah the following Railroad Com
nancg Viz south Fork Railroad Company, West Chester
itarcad Company the River Front Railroad I"illIdl
ITssrer- PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company, the Turtle
creek VALLEY Railroad Company. and powningto|n ana
Lancaster Railroad Company; lrsse 70 TINS teha!
Of the railroad property Of the Western New 1or
and PeIIngyl.aria Railway Company for the term q
twenty wears commencing the first OF August lscS but
days notice by either party an III
crease the Capital Stock Of the COMPANY ana an m
Indebtedness of the Company euch
irrreasa either from time 70 time Wne1
aud as in the Judgment Directors II may be re
orireI tv corporate needs Of the Company
they may appropriate resolution Guy authoElEe anu
tresc appropriate subjects
Stockholders obtain copies Of the Annual Report
Of fhe Company necessary tickets Of admission
10 The meeting the 30 Of March next by
personal application by letter, At the Sec etaT! oce
''0 " LEWIS NELSON
Secretary.
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From Pier 80 y r. Gsussvoort 81 q,
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THE NEW TwIS-sCREw
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From Pier - Amity St B7DOkiyn -.
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OELRICHS BROADWAY. " L
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A DvDRTIsEMBNrs and subscriptions Tor The Tribune
- received a. their Uptown Onice.
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Advertisements be receive al tie following branch
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THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CoMPAN1
General Office, Broad Street Station 49,.
Philadelphia, 18th January 1919,
4 lE -EIE -Sl1l.k "a
New-York tribune., 1903-02-20

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ s4opi.es Professors 'a~chers Governessss
Colleges. Schools and Families Apply 70
Mrs " YOUNG FULTON % tniou SGuar.
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