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1 10 THE NEW YORK TIMES. TUESDAY, MAY 18 PAGES. PROFIT BY? HIGH TARIFF Retailers Urged to Stock Up Under the Present Low Rates of Duty. GftEAT ADVANCE IN PRICES Bom Dealers Say -They Will Buy Heavily Other Will Walt Chance for Big Gain with a Little Bisk. The following Utter ha been ent within the lent few days to 'a large number of local dry food retailers by an Importing house of thle A similar letter wm sent to the same dealers some time ago by.

another Importing house: -Hear Sir: TVe think It la our dyty at the present time to call your attention to thfa proposed tariff legislation la regard to the gftodr you buy from us, as shown by the blUhlch has been reported to the Senate by Its Finance Committee. The compound rates, specific and ad valorem, hkh are now promulrated. would make some of our good pay as high as 90 per cent, duty, or even more, while the minimum rate may be said to be 50 per with few exceptions. We calculate that the proposed average advance In the rate of duty on the existing tariff Is about 25 per and we may point out that tt Is Intended to impose the highest rates on the coarsest goods. It will be seen that If such a bill becomes law.

the prices of all our goods must be advanced to a considerable extent at no very distant date. Our friends and customers have now a pood opportunity to protect themselves against the advance in prices, which would seem to be Inevitable during the Fall season. If not sooner." ReipsMei Xot Satisfactory. The house that issued first circular when the Dlnglcy bill was first Introduced said yesterday that It had not received a very satisfactory response from its customers. I am confident." said a member of the firm.

that there will not be any stocking tip to any great extent. Of course, there will be some, and some little is going on liow. but there seems to be a disposition among our customers to wait and take chances." It Is Good Easiness to be Ready. Hugh O'Neill of Hugh O'Neill A. Co.

said: If the retailers have money enough, you may sure they will lay In a big stock at low-tariff prices. That is good business, and it is the logic of the situation. It is perfectly natural that they should do. this. To what extent, if any.

they are actually doing this I cannot say. I cannot say an to whether we shall stock That would not be business, because It would put "our competitors on notice as to our plans, and we try not to do that. As to the advance In this will be sure to follow. I do not think it will come before the tariff goes into effect, as It would be too apparent an effort to do business In Even after -the tariff sroes into effect, competition, which is perhaps keener In our business than in any other, will tend to keep prices from advancing to the full extent of the tariff increase." Retailers Are Hasaasi smd WIU Bar Isldor Straus of R. H.

Macy Co. said; There has been some stocking up among the larger retailers and there will be more. Dealers will find it convenient and profitable to get into their' storerooms before July 1 goods they have heretofore put off buying until September. This is natural, andr of course, to be expected. We do business upon the basis of what is I usual and natural.

Contingencies may arise That would make laying In a big stock of goods now bad policy. There may result, for Instance, an overstocking, followed by sharp competition and a rush to close out at a small profit before it becomes neces- sary to sell at a large loss. This would make a heavy stock, bought at any a loss to the bolder. But these are remote contingencies, and it is safe to count on human nature and the well-known laws of trade. The general advance In prices may be estimated as from to 33 per cent, on woolens and worsteds, 15 to SO per cent, on pottery.

35 to lou per cent, on linens. I do not look for any. or at most but slight, advance until July Where certain goods are scarce, they may advance a little in anticipation. Importers have I believe, put up the price on burlaps. I should -add.

however, that it will be found that the retail dealers seldom take full advantage of an advanced tariff. They will be found selling at lower prices than the duties would waxrart. This Is partly due to the desire to drive a big trade? and partly to competition wWch sometimes makes such a course as inevitable as the law of self-preservation. Oftentimes it is due to the reluctance of the retailer to put. up prices to the full limit." Adams Jt C.

Vi lli Xot Stock I. Samuel Adams of Adams Co. said that bis firm would not stock up." I do not consider It good business." he said: "because we might get on hand a stock of goods that wo could not dispose of at a profit. What we made in one line of goods might be more than offset by loss on another line. In such cases we find it best to wait, and buy goods as we need them.

We sell on the purchase price, adding our usual percentage, and we shall be content to do this under the Dinstfey bill. We may lose by such policy, or at least not make as food profits, but we feel safe In not taking he risk of carrying a heavy stock through July and August. Milliner ill Day Some- Stock. J. Rothschild, the dealer In millinery on Fourteenth Street, said: There are Verv few thintra thAt can fcuy in advance.

We do business on the caprice of fashion. If we bought a lartre stock of millinery for next Kail we might jinu ourselves leu nigh and dry after the ebb of the tide of fashion, which Is now at flood. On some thlriirs we can stock tin. and shall probably do so. One of these is oat rich feathers, which now i-ome in free of duty as raw material.

The new tariff lays a duty on these, and we may Import a stock before July 1. Some dealers will lm-. port let heavily. Thev can do this nnlv in bulk, as designs change so rapidly. We.

cannot buy It In advance, beraune we do wot make It into figures. I think It safe to aay mat ail wno can will lay In stock In order to be ready for advancing prices in juiy. Thc Heavy Ta- Liaena. A large importer of linens said" that there was not yet mud. stocking up on this line of goods.

The proposed rates." he said. would seem to -make such a course desirable. On table linen the rate will be advanced from the present duty of. 35 per cent, to lutt i-cui. i.uwr wie jHi-i-wuiiey uui was never higher than per cent.

The only rate that Is moderate is the one laid on shirtings that are ui by the Troy trust to make collar and cuffs. This duty is 35 per cent. The rate Is cunningly devised to tteceu'e people. At present we have an ad -valorem duty of 3- per cent. Th proposed rale Is Hit per cent, ad valorem, and a apvcu.c run per s'juaru yara, wnicn mages tii compound duty flxure up- from tU to per cent.

The uninitiated do not understand a compound duty. The duty on flax traw Is a ton. on flax not dressed $15 a ton, and on or flax it is $25 a ton. The gross injustice these aumn can when It Is re- meinbered that, owing ta climatic conditions, flux cannot be grown nor linen man ufactured successfully In this country: and when It further remembered that th" kind of linen taxe-i is the kind that is used by th pooreer classes, while a atuch lor-e-r duty is put on the oner arjjJca. The duty on linens and tax is made to protect one thread manufacturer, the liar- Lirir Hrafhera if Paterai.n on4 two manufacturers of t-yctiug suits, made of half hnen and half cot to u.

That the Dresent duty of iZ per cent, was adequate Ls shows by the-enormous fortunes that nave ben made by manufacturers protected by if. The only linen manufactured In this country is a of trmh. This is muds of for-ign-pun yarns. Linens are all made In Ireland. Scotland, with a small quantity on the Continent.

It cannot manufactured here, ani a tax on it Is a direct tax levied upon the con- auAcra. aca xalia heaviest upon toe poor. IN THE REAL ESTATE FIELD Morris treet Property Sold OtUcr Kales pad Aarllsa Room Dentin! Richard V. Harnett Col. have sold for John Fox to William H.

Malrs, for about $70,000. the old brick buildings, three and four stories respectively, 3 and Morris Street. 40 by -M. This purchase, together with the Stevens House and 1 Morris Street, which Mr. Malrs already gives him the control of a plot with a frontage of 15.2 feet on Broadway and a depth of 133.5 feet on Morris Street, on which he will erect a handsome office building.

One of the features of the transaction was the fact that Mr. Fox had been abroad throughout It all. and not until a numerous succession of cablegrams -had been exchanged between this city and Carlsbad. Berlin, and Home was the deal finally closed. Hobbs have sold for Wendel Andreas to Joseph Hamerschlag the four lots on Klghty-fourth Street, south side, 375 feet east, of Amsterdam Avenue, 100 by Tho same firm has also sold for Morlta Faulkenau the four-story brownstone-front dwelling 1H) East Sixty-fourth Street.

20 by tut by Nt. H. H. Bliss has sold for William Broad-belt, for tho four-Btory American basement dwelling northwest corner of tit. Nicholas Avenue and One Hundred and Forty-seventh Street.

JO Uy 00 by 75. In tho Trinity Building salesroom yesterday Philip A. Smyth sold, in foreclosure, to a. ii. SMone.

lor li.soo, the lot 28 Thompson Street. 111.2 by 0-1. D. Phoenix Incraha.m Co. sold.

In fore closure, to the plaintiff, Lloyd Saltus, for i.iA Lxts l. 4. 5. and 0 on map of Penfieid property. South Mount Vernon, southeast corner of White Plains Boulevard and Cleveland Avenue, 104.9 by 21 by loo by VMi: also, in to F.

Marsh, for the four-story stone-front dwelling 5J1) West One Hundred and Forty-soc-ond Street, 1U.U by 00.11. Oeorge It. Bead sold, in foreclosure, to Marcus Berliner, for $11,375, Lot 124 on map I I Tim i. ui uiiiuu iiui, ruwi'ii esia.ee, nonneasi siue of road from King's Bridge to West Farms, Peter F. Meyer Co.

sold, in partition, to W. H. Jackson, for SlO.OUO. the one-stnrv frame building northeast corner of Webster Avenue and Spring or One Hundred and Seventy-fourth Street. hv si A ttv iik.1 by 110.11; also, to W.

H. Jackson, for $1,073. me lot on tine Hundred and Seventy-fourth Street, north side. HO. 11 feet east of Webster Avenue.

4o.l by Pd by 47 by 102.3; also, to Rose Coyle. for SM.M5o. the three-story brick and frame tenement, with store. 2,118 oecona Avenue, i4 by 00; also. In foreclosure, to one of the defendants, L.

Werner, for J17. KI. the three-storv brick dwolllnir 40 West Ninety-fourth Street, 18.0 by l00.v To-ilr'i AsetioB gain. The following sales at auction are down for to-day at HI Broadway, unless otherwise specified: By PhlllD A. StlHIh Tllhli miKlInn sola fifty-one lots at Kiverdale and Mosholu.

on Broadway, Mosholu, Newton, Sylvan, Park view, and Faraday Avenue and Fieldston Road, near Two Humirwi tr. Street. Twenty-fourth Ward. By D. Phoenix Ingraham.

executors sale. and 4tio Tenth Avenue, east side, 49.5 feet south of Thirty-sixth Street. 4D.4 by 100, six-story brick factory; 00 Sound View Street, north side, 15 feet west of Echo Avenue New Rochelie, 5o by 147. two-story frame dwelling. By D.

Phoenix Inrraham foreelnu. tire sale, Norman T. M. Melllss, referee, 1,140 Second Avenue, northeast corner of Sixtieth Street. Ill by 75, four-story brick tenement.

With- stores. Due on liiriirmont l.VJltt. By I. Phoenix Ineraham A fnreclna- ure sale, Thoma Colston Kinney, referee. Ninety-eighth Street, south side.

100 feet east of Second Avenue, 25 by 100.9, vacant. jub on judgment, By I). Phoenix Ineraham foreelns- ure sale, Samuel B. Paul, referee, 02 East One Hundred and Fortv-seventh Street. south side, 415 feet west of Brook Avenue, 25 by 100.

five-story brick flat. Due on judgment, H. subject to other mortgages for By llliam Kennellv. executor's sale 341 East Thirty-fifth Street, north side. 1BS.9 feet west of First Avenue.

1S. bv us four. Btory brick tenement. By Peter F. Meyer partition sale, Charles Donohue, referee, 53 Wooster Street, west side 18.1 feet south of Broome Street, 48 by 75, three-story brick factory; 151 East Eighty-first Street, north side, 275 feet west of Third Avenue, 25 by 102.2, three-story frame dwelling.

At 59 Liberty btreet, by Richard V. Harnett 4k executor's sale, tt.O to COtf Seventh Avenue, northwest corner of Forty-second Street. 100.4 by 131, leasehold, two-story brick stable, together with 209, and 211 West Forty-second Street, at rear of above, 09 by 100.4, two-story brick and frame building. THE BlILDIXG DEPARTMENT. The only plans filed yesterday were for the following alterations: Webster Avenue easf niAa ift in tat south of Oun Hill Road, to a two-story A -t Ill I I lining unfiling, oaivino ueiotta.

premises, owner; Julius Spindler of 2,020 Third Avenue, architect rnnt ftl Fulton Avenue, west 'side, 68 feet south of vjuv nuuure'i ana Bixty-nintn Btreet. to a two-story frame dwelling; the John Eichler Brewing Company of One Hundred and Sixty-ninth Street and Third Avenue, owner xix. at. uai lit ii i ii 1 nirn Avunim arnhL tect; cost, 3,000. Recorded Real Estate Transfers.

Monday. May 17. AMSTERDAM AV, corner of Park Terrace, looxlOO; Amsterdam Av a corner of Park Terrace, 25x100- Hutch Stevenson to James McCloud and an- inner i-jir WCTL'Uri uiii-h n. navens and wife to Albert Itrurker and AMSTERDAM AV. a.

H.4 ft a of lotith hi. ttxliio: Jam H. Havens and wife to JirRtih Urui kner and wife AKTHl'K AV. 2.404; John E. Silver" t.i IVrnard Thies CEXTKAL.

PARK WKST. a tth St, 15.1ux Ttivnuu Edirar and' others t.i lar.iel Seymour CHARLES ST. 0. 22x5xlx21x74.3; War'- ner Van Nonlra and others, executora to Matilda W. CUM MUX WEALTH AV.

25 Vt'a "of 100 100 1 13,000 miii'hi, nfnry j. alrnmn and others to John A. Carroll and other EAOLK AV. a. Lot 15.

map of property of L'rsullne "onvent. 25xllt.llxi'x 117.7: Joseph T1i)iel and wife to Wll-h-lmlne S. Uuechnt-r EUJOTT AV, a. SU.7 ft of Sheridan Av, Ida L. Jenkins and others to lavtd Robb ELLIOTT AV, a oorner of Pnlon St.

f-t xlltl; Ida 1 Jenkins and others' to Thereaa Alexander HOMH ST. s. 7.1 ft of Ttnton Av, a-xiuor Cliarlea Hohl and wife to Charles E. Sleingrabe KING'S IJUIIxjK ROAD, corner of 17Uth St, 7U 7xk3x75xUi.5; The Manhattan Real Estate and Uulldlntr Aaauuia lion to Lew la S. Davis LAWRENCE ST.

corner Amsterdam Av. 11. lOxUKOxtil. 11x113.4: William H. layne and wife to Thomas L.

Walker. "MADISON AV. a. 5o ft of 3Mh SL 2.750 7.4O0 500 1.000 7.500 100 :4.4xloo; William G. liatea and others to Matthias N.

Forney MANHATTAN A V. a. H. 11 ft a of 111th at. S4xloo: John Hallaiian and wife to "Meta K.

Sedgwick 64.000 sA.nAiiii.i av. in, inxmv; i warn Kelly and wife to Joaerih Murtihy. 12.500 McUll-liAL ST. 12. aoxloO; Julia A.

Kod- Rers to James KodKera MONTICKLLO AV. a. 350 ft of Jefferson Av. Iuid 'omiany A of Elenwald to Anna Uuatafson MoRiUS ST. a.

W2.7 ft of Old Washington Av. Is.6x4: William A. lailiandahl and wife to Albert L. l.vld NORTH MOORE 81. 31.

a. 27x75: 4.000 400 10 Hellncr and othars to Qeorse W. Levy I PEARL ST. 21.5x7x23xC4 Jacob Kal-ier and wife to Robert A. OwsebrouKh.

20 000 Pl.KAS AXT AV, a. ao ft of 117th St. Autcuat urown, referee, to Juiu U. PUIT on eantra line of block between 7th 12.000 and ttntn eta. 400 rt or Zd Av, runs J2tx a ll.Sx 117; Senrna Rhine- lander to K.

E. Pflster ST. AN.V8 AV. 4:1. sr.xK!.4; Ttjonuu.

125 Mulhare to I'aul M. Ilerxog ST. ANN'S AV. e. 75.1 ft a of l37ih St, 25xHiO; Stephen J.

l-Van and wife to Srlnifer gOCTHKR.V WU'LKVARD. a. 73 ft a of St. Mxliv: Elixabeth Malooc to John K. Perl he fie TINTOX AV.

ft a of KJOth St. 24x101.4x24 M. B. lloach and wife to Julius Pollock UNION AV. comer of 14Mh 8t, 100 100 4,000 0.500 xhtV.lxX.10x IC.sx HO; Paul M.

Hr- x-nr to Thomas 14.000 WASHINGTON AV. corner of St. ItLSxKM); Clarence U. Fowler and wife to Marlaa A. Dale 1 WASHINGTON AV, a.

43X.1 ft a of St. 17-IOxl 12. llxIS. 1x1 KV.10' Frank P. lckwoi and s-lfa to Jolin J.

S-hab and wife I WASHINOTON ST. a 5M ft of Jay St. tiolomua Miller and wife 10 1 huj-M Kmi.iucr WEST KN'D AV, 1IH.S ft a of soih St, 2'xi; Kotbea J. Henness)', referee, to Samuel reason 2D AV. a a coiner of tMh Sl SxtoOt fl 2,073 Kormaa T.

it. Melius, reierce, to Julia A. Low 23,000 2D AV, eorn of DSth St. 25x100: Nor- man r. u.

O. McDonald iiltss, refarea. to Frederick 23,000 23.500 1 100- 1 10.753 1 11.000 ID AV. c- oi i5M 'iV ioot Thomas D. I lanlr uated, rafare.

to Max) 6TH AV, 5.5 ft 'n of "aYlh St." iix HV! Kranel 1 0orxe H. Pen newer, as trustee, to Iman rner of lliith St. 100.11 STH AV. 100: Cliauncc H-nry Itothsca Karr and wile to Id TH ST. 2.11 jut: Minnie Qlotxer to Frederick A aimer i 2 1ST ST.

A 1 ft a of 3d Av. Atiilem He loimKlrom to James K. James. MTH 8T. Bl.H ft of Mh Av.

33.4 xVM.9: liona ner. one-half Planner to Moriti Matt- Inaxt 40TH RT. 44H st: Jacob Korn to Patrick toine' 4STH 8T, a 23 ft of 11th Av 25x Llaldauf to Joseph He- Ollllcuddy 6.0(10 54TH T. s. 175 ft of 5th Av.

25x Kio.5; James SUUman to Jennie M. Tompkinii 1 100 10 11.5o0 22.500 1 BAMti PROPrilTT; Jennie M. Tompkins to M. Allen siarr 55TH 8T. 17 5 ft of 6th Av.

25x Stlllman to Suaan K. KMI.6: James Kendall and Iliera 67TH ST, s. 1 ft of 2d Av. 20x100.5; iienry JJ. id man and others, ex- ecutora, to Jul iiia Levy and wife WTH ST.

2S West. v. I. sny- dr and wife to M. J.

Mllla WTH 8T, 100 sat: Henrlette FVJkenau and others to 6TH 8T, 321 tntrk and wife Maria W. Andreas Cast: Edward McCor- to Anthony L. McK'adden. 7TTH ST. '1 ft i.r lat Av.

John olE and wife to Christian Stoahr, Jr. part. 7UTH ST, a. sterdam Av, itibbon and iribhnn 87TH ST. e.

ft of 10th Av or Annie B. Flts- aaother to Annie 1 Pita 19.000 2J5 ft of 1st Av. 2T.X10O.8; K. tL- mater BOTH 8T. s.

JlOi.lt; James Howard. SAME PROPI- Serena 14,000 H75 ft of 10th Av. 25 Whitney to Herman N. 1 1 1 100 1 1 62.000 1 600 RTY: Herman N. Howard to Eflie Ly tl Whitney.

rest: Thomas Allen and Naae: BOTH ST. 14S wife to Berth4 104 TH ST. B2 Flint 25x100.11: Jacob Ker- ner and wife Frank Thorns and wife. 494.0 ft of Columbus lrresrular: Stephen C. 104TH ST.

Av. M.exioo. WrlKht to Ia rence Buckley 114TH ST. 13i East. 17.lOxlO0.10; Hen-snd wife to Sarah Levy.

olt Waasermuii lltrTH 8T. b. 275 ft of 7th Av. lOOx 10U.11: 8. arlea Welsh and wife to Simon Haberipa nn 117TH ST.

al 100 ft of Mornlnfralde Av, KixlUO.ll; els tierber 120TH ST. a Judaou 8. Todd to Fran- 125 ft of 5th Av. 37x Jacobs, referee, to Will-corner of Lexington A v. 100.11: Ed war lam J.

Amen 124TH ST. eJ 4xl00.11: SI nn Kaffael and wife to Benjamin Gaissborg. 134TH ST. corner of 12th Av. 4.11: 134th a.

1O0 ft of 12th Av. S5xUO.ll; Duhn H. Small to William A. Natih 134TH ST. 275 ft of Av.

19.2 XSM. 1 Manrafet A. McCaffrey and an- other to Mark. L. de Farla 64.500 1 134TH ST, 3 Vloletta A.

1STH ST. Hast Isaac L. De Voe to Cklkin. 423 ft of Willis Av, Schmidt to Frederick ErneJt Srhmldt 1C.O0O 187TH ST. s.

Wtt.ll; the En 10O ft of 7th Av. 125x liable Life Assurance So- ciety or tho E. -Plcken 137TH ST. a a 8Sl.ll; the Eq njnited States to Charlea 10 10 1 1 10 225 ft of 7th Av. BOX liable Life Assurance So- ciety of the IMoken tnited States to James C.

15STH ST. a al 400 ft of Amsterdam Av. 5Ox09.ll Bertha L. Najrel and an- other to Thonius Allen IKiU ST. a a.

Pi 9 ft of Park Av. 25x WO; Herman M. Meyer to Katie Meyer. 125 ft of Amaterdam 210TH ST. 8 4 Av.

75xH9.ll: Granville S. P. Stlllman to J. xv. 4 Recorded Leases.

HIRTLER, nraretha. to Frederick Westfall; 194 KBUNOGR. 1 4 lOth AV, KORX. Jacob. Priori and a ll.Vh St.

SCaat Houston St. 3 years. PSS4 000 mis. to John O. KJopfe; years and another to Giuseppe loth her; 310 and 318 East tears 1.850 1.380 676 720 ST1MMEU Hartara to Joseph Thum: 291 and Bowery, 5 years TAfClXELIJ.

iuaeppe. and another to De Slmone; Z22 Court- Domenicans-ela landt Av. years natz. to Henry Raedel; ZIKCKLKR. Ii 1.012 2d Av, years.

Recorded Mortnairn. AAROXS. Julia! and others to Henry Pin- ner and anottier. trustees; 75 East 91st St. 3 $10,000 O.

and Lucy D. to John Samuel N. Hyt; corner of Boule- vard and h2d St. 5 years 85.000 BALMFORTH, Harr; 251 Elizabeth, to Emma D. a ft a j-V i-isut ain ii ci.

at yctirs j.v, yw BROWN. Davi ana ueiepiame, and Bavins is Institution; wives to Irvlnk corner of 51 rt ana J-in av, runs sat i vumf- ion rkfkA 200.10 ft Bl'CHXER, Sulzer. Lot WBlhelmlne 5.. to Charles map oi propeny occu-rvuline Convent. Twpntv- pled bv the third Ward.

ftiemanJ) 500 BRUCKER. Al tlert. t. and wife to Elizabeth 9 30 AniHterdam Av, Schwarzwalde years BRUCKER, J01 p. wv iph.

and wife to Leouisa. A. Schw varzwJlder vay Amsiera am av, 1 fuwi 3 years BRUCKER, nh urifl A ttwrt onil vUa to Annie R. liuerdorf 2S and K30 Am- Bterdam Av 1 1,200 and wife to District No. 1.733 Lexington A v.

5 BLEIER. Simorl 1. I. O. B.

years 1 CARLIX. 'athJrt ne to John D. and Thomas E. mmlns; a of 140th St. ft of htt Av, 1 year 838 A arA vff.

tit IT.nw CARROLL, Job Saixman and jh-rederlok Krettaif; of Common wealt av, 0 11 a 01 mansion St, 3 years. 1,000 CONNOLLY WHTtl sand wif to A 1. wine Burci hendorf; a of 2d Av. 25.8 ft of 93th St 1 year 2.750 ick. to Jacob Korn; 448 COONEY.

Fati4 West 4rth Btl i year ll.wu to Cnrrle i.f COX. Mary HCd St, 173 months ft of Columbus Av. 8 3.000 Robert to Jacob CUESEHROUG Kaiser; -K Penrl St. 2 years. 20,000 and wife to Samuel DANZIGER.

itix. I ntermyer; 1 St. 3 yt DEAN. Marlon corner of 3d Av and rs 15.000 to Emerson H. Brush, feat 73d St.

5 years 24.000 trustee; 204 DB FARIA, Caffrey, a Mh Av. 2 Maria to Mararet L. Mc- 134th St. 275 ft of rs lnrmn yek FORNEY. Mai Ihlas to William Mary, and Madison Av (-orRe H.

Rates; of 30 ft of 38lh St. 2 years. 18.000 GAYNOR. Edw rd. Henry, and Catharine, Dry Dock Savings Instt- and Mary to tution; a A v.

1 year Oi. 1 -O OI ISt 1,500 1,500 GAYNOR. Will: lam, Joseph, and Mary to same; same 1 ipeny, to Michael Strath; a of of Avenue Unlonport, GLYNN, Ocely 7th St. 2'Ju ft 2 years GOODWIN. He ry and Matilda' E.

to 200 the Dime 8a inRs iiana or nrooklvn: til Hcikmdn 3 years ion (Hal GULDEN. Chait es. and wife to the Bea-ir Savtnn Vew Vurt men's Hank corner of vears OITH. John, wives to the Ith St and Madison Av, 5 125.000 id William Herbst and etronolitan Savlnaa Rank- 423 Kaat 7Uth HAKER, Annie St veura 11 rui to Wolf Rosen be rx and Xathan Bu Jtkl in, in r-aai Kroadway, 1 niul collateral HAMERSCHL u.ow Joaeph. to Title Guar-( "i rn 1 in 1 1 1 1.

antee and Trliat St. 27 ft Amsterdum Av, 1 30,000 HERTER. Maifa lam 8. Kei uiiu ri-ier. to vlll- naichan; tW Bayard 6t.

5 years HICK OK. i 30.000 anil wlfA tn. i. 1 1 Geoive Hernhard of St. Nicholas Av, 104.11 St.

3 years 8.000 mon. to S. Chri ri.i. ft of 14tth 11 a of HUth year 1st, 275 ft of 7th Av. 1 HAVENS.

yy. 6O.000 ii. and wlr ir.i Jana- ward and Hi corner of Ilh hry Hlrsh; 131at St. r'- ear 27. Run KKN1MU4 Siuan- I.

Carolina r1 A ieorKiana. Ins Hank; 1 6th Av. 2 KRAKOWSKI United Rt.ts. a of 55lh St, 177 ft of 23 OAA Emll. and wife to Teach- era' Co -ope rat uuiioinir and Loan Aa-of Suburban St aoclatlon: a of Marlon LIES.

CreifTare (Av, Installnienta anil u-lfu w. 8.880 yers M.rlna ine iw- Insurance Company; 7 ana uiv k-erll J-eitj-B. .150,000 nd Roaa. to LEVY. Julius and others, ceased a a Av.

3 years usteea of Jacob Asch. de- ot. ISO ft a of 2d 8 LEVY, Oeorre and si North Moore 3 years 75 QUO SAME to EA isnuei Heiiner and Moses North Moore St, f2 ft lemand) 2832 Wolf; a of VariekJ SAME to the same propei-tyl nicnior company: 1 vear Keheci J. Title Guarantee' and 020 6.000 Trust Com '11 in av. a years Josenh.

and i aiKNinsLsox Behttl; 24 hat 23d Bt, 5 years 15.000 McGlLUeU dauf; a a of Kth At. 125 ft of 11th Av. I year. hn. and Morrla "xi.nVt.'ll S.OUO stein and wi to Wlnlhron a and another.

rxeemora. tc. of Jk. Chanter. deeAiaed; a a of Weatchaat.e Av.

22 ft -f Bergen A v. 18.000 mas and wife to Max McOUIRB. Th Schoenfeld; sterdam Av, t-u dl, corner or Am-yeara nn McGCIRE, Th imaa and wife to Rom Lieber; a a of 132d St. 11 Amsieraam AV, 74.11 ft 22.000 ert. ti Willi.

a a-ww McTl'RCK, lb an; Lots 075 fcnd 710, map of Village Waketield. MeGAVOCK, stein and 1 6.000 iihn. anil U.iei. muBuci fe 1'htllp Rellly James Ardblba wiiu; a or weatcheater Beren Av, year Wllhelm and 1 Klmttrr a aa a a-w Av 22i MOKNHIN Efc 2.644 wife to A kurilat Av. 19.9 ft of UUd St.

6 y.ara..ITT, tih. to 4.000 Kelly: 117 anhatun two mort- Vaia rl 1 and KAUKL. Berth 2.000 ot txiin. tit, 1 a a it or Amsterdam Av, I to 100 ear PETERS. iarle 311 East loth St, yeara 17.

000 John R. to Elisabeth Of nlUtharii nMllaaraSael TK PEHLHEFTElt Matone: It of 14AU st. a j.600 PICK EN. Charles to' the Equitable Life Assurance Society of tha Vnlted Htates; a a of 137th Bt, 100 ft of Tto Av. 1 P1CKEN, Jamea to same; or 137lh St.

225 ft of 7th Av, 1 year POTTEHAPM. Herman and wtfa -to Charlea K. Bates and Banford H. Steels, ruardians of Florence and Edith Bates; a of 120th 8t. 200 ft of Pleasant Av, 8 RECKBWELL.

Ada O. and husband to KTancea D. Bowne; 144 Kaat 83d Bt, 3 years SAME to Harris D. Colt; same property, (Installments) ROTHSCHILD, Henry, to Chauncejf F. Kerr; corner of 5th Av and 118th St, 2 years 8AKDEHSON.

John R-, and wtfa to Twelfth Ward Bank; of Vanderbllt Av. 428. IO ft of 175th St, 1 year SCHMIDT, Amelia R-, and husband to Seymour P. Kurxman; Lots 30 and 40, map of VI I la re of East Tremont, 1 year. SCHWEITZER, Henry, and wife to Title Guarantee and Trust Company; 300 0th SCHNUtTo.

Kranels" "jVVo'LambsVt fluy-dum; of 101st St, 125 ft a of Park Av. 6 months. SAME to same- of 101st St, 161 ft of Park Av, 5 SAME to same; of lOlat St, 229 ft of Park Av, 5 mon tha 6KALARSKT. Morris and- David, to Minnie Kahn; 10 to 174 Lincoln Av. leasehold, secures SMITH.

Samuel W. B-. and wife to William Hall's Sons; a a of 110th St. 225 ft of Lenox Av, 7 months SMITH, Samuel W. B.

and wlfa to tha United States Life Insurance Company; a a of 110th St, 225 ft of Lenox Av, 2 years SAME to same: a of llttih St, 250 ft of Lenox A v. 2 yeara STEI NGRABERw Charlea. to Charlea Hohl; of Tlonw St. 207.1 ft of Tlnton Av, 8 years TOSTEVIN. Henry M.

and Peter I and wives to Henry H. and Nathan F. Grand St. corner of Wooster St. 1 year WILLIAMS.

Edward and Thomas Farley and wives, to Frederick W. Budd; a of Prospect Av, 64.8 ft of Freeman St, 3 years WEBER, Louisa, to Annie Husaa; of 65th St, 81.0 ft a of 2d Av. 1 28.695 11.423 15.800 4.000 1.876 83,000 2,500 250 T.000 19.000 IB. 000 19.000 000 6.879 27.000 27,000 1.000 7,000 8,000 4.000 Asalarnmeatts of MortmaVea. BULK LET, Justus and executors and trustees of Daniel B.

Fayer-weather. to Rosalie Corn 10.500 CITY REAL ESTATE COMPANY to Corn Exchange Bank COLE. John to Laura S. 25,000 1 SAME to Emma M. Worms CCRCHII.L, Lily and others, executors of Louis C.

Hamersley. to Lily W. Churchill and others, trustees of Louis C. Hamersley GAL1SRAITH. Andrew, to Paine Lumber Company, Limited GERMAN-AMERICAN REAL ESTATE Guarantee Company to Russell Sage.

HARHECK. Charles to Edward Schell. JONES. Louis to United States Trust 86.OO0 4,000 company of New 30.000 KALLMAN, Victor, to Sophia Roths child MANDELBAUM. Harris, and another, to the Corn Exchange METERS.

Adeline, to Fannie Bach ROSENBAUM. Elisabeth, guardian of Julia Roeenfeld, to Julia O. Rosen eld THE AMERICAN BAPTIST HOME Mis I 2.500 sion society to j. i. William TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COM- 19.000 pany to Aiargaretta L.

and Florence H. Clark SAME to John F. Adams and another. 18,000 11 uaiven 01 Alice Adams SAME to Francis T. Robins, trustee of Amelia Robblna SAME to Charles A.

Peabody. THE PORT MORRIS UNn. Attn im 6,500 15.000 l.OUO provement Company to Title Guarantee and Trust Company. 8 assignments 27,660 Lis Pendens 6TH ST. a.

100 ft of 1st Av, Philip Schaefer against Henry J. Schile, executor. c. w.r,.M,'ir5arS.,h"- hoe. deceased, (partition.) MA.VGIN ST.

a. 75 ft of Broome 25x100; "i1; Mantrin St. s. 150 ft a of Delancey St. Zxl00; Andrew Little against John Neely and others, (to foreclose mortgage.) 170TH ST, 122.6 ft 'of Webster Av.

S2.6x loO; August Luchow against Anna, otherwise Anna Maria Jenne, individually, and as executrix of Charles F. Jenne, deceased, (to foreclose mortgage.) 86TH ST, corner of Broadway, runs 105.9 107.2 to 6th Av. to 3th St. l.s.i.11: Martin J. Ward against Douglas H.

Schneider, (warrant of attachment, two actions BANK ST. 7s-and SO. and West 11th St. 2.SS; Walter D. Oubner and wife against Adolphua Gubner and others; (partition.) 2D AV.

63: Hugh F. Parrell against Mary A. Humes, (Hpecitic performance.) HENRY ST. 62. and Market St.

23. a corner; Solomon Jacobs against Rudolph G. Solomon and others, (to foreclose mortgage.) 1ST ST. s. 175 ft of West End Av, 60x33.10 x50.lx33.10; Lewis A.

Richards against Jennie E. Sentell and others, (to foreclose mortgage.) Mechanics' Liens. NORTH CHESTNUT DRIVE, s. Lot 06, map of Bronx woo Park, 40xl0Ox4OxW.5; Thomas Pincelli igainst Charlea D. Shlr-mer.

owner; Thomas Harris, contractor. SAME PROPERTY: the Putnam Foundry and Machine Company against same owner and contractor ST. LAWRENCE AV, 274; Thomas Di Maria against Nils Petersen, owner and contractor 7TH ST a a. 175 ft of' 5th 100.11 McDougall Potter against Mar- owner and contractor 142D ST. 307 West Louis F.

Manes against Charles F. Fontham and wife, aa owners. Orders under Chapter 915. Laws of 1806. St.

olxiS; Elizabeth Tracy, on Henry Braker, to W. I). Karis 225 260 270 453 23 900 2.593 rnortKn; same on same, to Allen L. Mordecai 4TH ST. s.

Lot 68. map" of" wVuVam Bridge; William Bloomfleld, on the Birk-beck Investment Savings and Loan Company, to Andrew Blckhardt. 120 FE DEE AIi COURTS. Calendars for Tuesday, May 18. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Townsend.

.1. 1 )Tnu In 11 A obi unite uuuoing at Equity Calendar. 3 Hummel vs. Guggenheim. 4 ueyer vs.

same. 6 Alder vs. same. 7 Relchenbach vs. same.

8 Golhv ys same. 24-Healy vs. Knapp. Sl-Pyv Hal.lo. 30-Blaisdell Paper Pencil Company vs! Lngle Pencil Company.

47-Haltt va. Levy. 49 -Dolg vs. Southerland. 52 American Box Machine Company va.

Bird. STATE COURTS. New York Calrndai -This Day. SI PREMB tXJURT Appellate Division Van JV "um8e. unen.

Ingraham. and 1'arker. JJ. Opens al 1 F. SI.

Enumerated Motions. 4-Sheldon vs. Baumann 24-Berzevlxy vs. Delaware. Lackawanna Western Railroad Company.

42 Stuns vs. Flahi er 6-v-Mltchell vs wler. 43-HuUof, v. Mun-hattan Railway Company. 17 Francisco The Mayor.

c. 64-Floettl vs. Ing J'oundry Company. 4-Ivy vs. Paaaavant rot Murray va.

Eatea. 30 Universal Paper Bai umpany ya Fensley. 34-Helnberg va? Mai-hattan Railway Cwnpanv. Term-Adjourned SUPREME (VJURT Special Term-Part I. vii.

IU.HV A. AX. Litigated Motions. 1 Weil Well. 2 Schatt-man vs.

Schattman. 3-Oeters va Dempsev 4 Mutual Life Insurance Company va Felix! 5- Blelstein vs. Pains SrctacleComnanv at 1 v- Sullivan. 7 Brady vs. Jonasson.

8 same vs. Hera- 1 siuuioy umpany va McAdams. 11 -Buxton vs. Mahler. 12-Barth vs.

HeZ. l.l Matter of Sheet Metal Works. 14 Kaiser .0. imvi va. rvauy.

10 O'Neill va Rogers. 17 Matter of Osborne. Son Co 1R-1 People, 4c, vs. Gartland. 19 Lockwood va Uc.Ztm"ay Do.y,e- 21-Remshen 27-.

rvanroau company. uiai mvar savings In stitution va Voorhis. 24 Ransdall va National Rivet and Novelty Company. 25 Meyar va. va.

Bireuver. 27 Unml va WiIa tl uiiiuri vs. v.iara. zaf Matter of Natkinal Tin Foil and Bottle Can Manufacturing Company. SO Bronner v.

Mlrlck. 81 Lankerlng va Ooldachmidt. 82 uiiiunuu-B va. r-niiupm. iui Brodowakv va.

Reldel. 84-Pedple. t. va Holten. 35- iernaru va.

uranam. so uerman Havtnra Tlanlr vm Vm.Tmnn 97 X1. glna. 38 Muhifelder va Manhattan Railway Company. 30 Horn vs.

Belanger. 40 Epatain vs. Manhattan Railway Company. 41 Ber linger va. mama A HI vlvll.

va 1 7 va. McCone. 44 Cunningham va Hatch. 45 vw. c.

vs. oood man. 47 Matter of Berkelev Athletio Aaan elation. 48 Gllmore va. Herbert.

411 Matter of Green. 5u Matter of Sand ford. 61' Dean ue ujur, oev. iu jnaiiar ot lynn Van Beuren va. Lasarua.

64 Same va Woth spoon. 65 Tonner va Vollkommer. 66 Sir vs. noaenqueau oi aaatier or one Hundrad i noas.f Matter of One Hundred and Elghty-Hrat Street. n.1 StMA, II.

1 un nunarea ana Elahtv.nrat Street. (In ra CAmn SUPREME COURT Special Tarm Part IL Smyth. J. Ex parts business, Lawrence, J. Opens at A.

M. Calendar Motions. 1 In re Fulton Avenue. 3In u. St, IU .1 dV.WV.

SUPREME COURT-8plal Term Day Calendar To be called in Part IV. Room at 10:00 A. Cases will be assigned to the ssverat parts oi Special Term lor trial. Law and Fact. 4556 Lopes vs.

flanches. 1S2T oaunuum va. uuion. t-riri va. Hertef.

Hueuer va. ruati. 40O8 Clark New York Life Insurance and Trust Company. 4io7 Reuter VS. Hopkan.

4610 Kruger va. KatU 4632 Butun vs. Schlos-aer. 41 Hammond va Hammond. 4048 aiat-cano va.

1 ne aaayor, ate. 4061 Yettets VI. Waslerfleld. 4713 Graenthal va GraenthaL uii aiatneraon va. umiu Merrick Svhwab.

Highest number reached in regular call. 4T78. HPPR7.ME ContT Bteclai Terra Part IV, Beach. J. Opens at A.

M. Caae to sent from day eandar for trial. Caao oa. SUPREME! COURT Special Term Part V. pena at a.

m. cases to sani from day calendar for trial Caas oa. SUPREMO COURT Spaoial Term Part VL Adjourned for th term. SUPREME OOURT-Spaelal Term Part VOL Adjourned until May 24. SUPREME COURT Special Term Part VIIL Adjournea far the term.

SUPREME COURT Trial Term Part (Crim inal Term I lderalee va, J. Opens at a. M. Assistant District Attorneys Van Allan anit foe tha Entl 1 Domlnlco Plslnl alias Francisco Di Lulgl. SUPREME COURT Trial Term Part II.

rreed- man. J. Opena at 10:80 A. M. Cauaee will om sent from this calendar to Trial Term, Part XL.

for trial. Caae on. Preferred Cauaas. 1210S Cauldwelt vs. Klernan.

12371 Amolln va White. 1112 Goldberg vs. Metropolitan Street Railway Company. 8001 Hangs vs. National Macaroni Company.

12224 Baer vs. The Mayor, ato. 12211 CT ark vs. Low-cnthal. 12279 Ward va Nassau Electrio Railway Company.

122XO McEvoy va him. 12O01 White va. Daniels. 12219 Nlerengarden va. Schiesalnger.

12042 McManus va Security Building and Loan Mortgage Company. 12200 proctor vs. leek sr. 11M78 Andrcwa vs. jnomp-aon.

12192 Stewart vs. Granite Stat Provident Association. 12UD4 Ball Electrio Light' Company va 8-eey. 12384 Hoffman vs. Hua-aon.

12404 Earle va Ellis. 12343 Hlggina vs. Herrmann. 10625 WaUa va Oeorge Ring-ler tt Co. 12194 Jamea Everard's Breweries va Green.

Dennis va. BlaaeiL 122S7 Stewart vs. Vulcan Brass Company. 10196 Simermayer va. The Mayor.

aVo. BITPREME COURT Trial Term Day Calendar. 10 oe canea in Trial Term, Part ill. room, at 10:80 A. M.

Cases to be sent from this calendar to Trial Term. Parts IIL. and VL. for trial. 5810 Ruddlck va.

Third Avene Railroad Com pany. 6U12 Morgan va. Jacobs. 6034 Gallagher va Hildebrand. 4679 Straube vs.

Second Avenue Railroad Company. 6TT2 McKepna va Central Ice Company. 4829 Po-halski va Tamaen. 6916 Stanton vs. Dengler.

45M Smith va Hillenbrand. 3606 Ran va. The Mayor, Ac 6962 Rosenbaum vs. Third Avenue Railroad Company. 4 luX Rosenberg va.

same. 4167 Same va same. 6504 Gartner va Union Railway Company. 6432 Sir va Rosenqueat. 29K2 Carlson vs.

Munson. 8039-Goudy vs. Blauvelt. Highest number reached In regular call. 8026.

oUraaaa COURT Trial Term Part HI. Du- gro. j. opena at 10:80 A. M.

Cases to sent from day calendar for trtaL Case on. SUPREME COURT Trial Term Part IV. Ad- lourneo xor the term. SUPREME COURT Trial Term Part V. Daly.

at A. m. Cases to be sent from day calendar for trial. Case on. SUPREME COURT Trial Term-Part VI.

Book- wr j. opens at A. At. Caaea to be sent from day calendar for trial. Calendar clear.

SUPREME COURT-Trlal Term-Day 10:30 A. M. Caaea will be sent from this calendar to Trial Term. Parts V1L, and X. 1603-Kub'ner vs.

Union Railway Company. 8351 T.v wimipuman Btreet Hallway company. 4139 Gang va. Third Avenue Railroad Company. 38S3 Ernst va.

American Credit Indemnity U225 Scbulse va Roha. 17 Solomon va. Continental Inaurance Company. 4715 Peters va Crimmlna, 3533 Lleberman vs. Third Avenue Railroad Company.

6232 Lindner va Harlem Lighting Company. e238Wonea va. Metropolitan Railway Company. 6253 Thompson va Metropolitan Street Railway Company. 6282H Tollea vs.

same. 4250 Glrardln va same. 6260 Emerson vs. Rodg-ers. 8721 Tedeachl vs.

Green. 631X Dechert vs. Municipal Electric Light Company. 5806 Andrews va. Brauwer.

60SO Lawson-VaJentlno Company va Harris Brothera. 6686 Harlem Turn Vereln va O'Neill. SUPREME COURT Trial Term Part VIL Gia- Keriua. d. opena at A.

M. Cases to bi sent from day calendar for trial r.u nn SUPREME COURT Trial Term Part VIII. Adjourned for tha term. BUPREMBCOURT-Trial Term-Part uvmum ai A. m.

cases to Oa aent from day calendar for trlaL Caaai nn SUPREME Trial Term Part X. Mc- Aoam. J. Opena at 10:80 A. M.

Cases to be aent from day calendar far trial r. SUPREME COURT Trial Term Part XI. Mac- a-rau. 4. opena at A.

Ja. Caaea to aent from preferred calendar for trial. Caae on SUPREME COURT Trial Term Part 3CD1 Adjourned for tha term. aVTR2? CURT-3tambers-Arnold. 8.

-oi k.otiiesiea win or David Kearr. L-Motion calendar called at 10:30 A. M. 1 Henry oame. a Harris Ablowlch.

Margery Davidson. 6 Donald Davidson. 'Margaret Vanderbeck. 8 llliam E. Bischop.

9 Richard Trehaene. 10 Anna Muller. 11 Matthew Byrnes. 12 Phil Smith; l-Wllip Fisher. 14-Sophla JacobsT 15-Alfred D.

Knapp. 16 Paul Mares. 17 Mary E. Tlwmpeon. lH-Jsmei K.

Thompson. IS Charles E. Thompson. 20 Mary N. Pettlu 21 Michael Curiey.

22-Howell Osborn. 23-Georga H. N. Yt- 24-Edward K. Bu.knW E.

Thleiong 26 John B. Haskin. 27-CharIes 8. Saxi. 28-Maha M.

Huyler. 20omaa K. Jackson. SO-PIerre A. Josepha 31-Cort-tand A.

Hash rook. 32 JulU F. Ludlow. 83 Clara H. Jerome.

34 Alice H. Tatum. 35 James McDowell. 86 Martha OdelL 87 M'a E.e Thleiong. 3S-Rufus Waterhouse.

Nicola DoaKolelto. 4o Dorothea Greener. i.1,7'Ilericn. Heblmer. 42-Jamea Beglan.

43 Lllxa Farley. 44 Louis Flgge. 45 John Eschar. w'" A. John- ouniner a.

Mason, Sarah Catharine a Dalaney. Philo McGiffln, Maria Search. Anna Noll. John F. Lewie, John H.

Eberhardt. Samuel W. Barnard At 2 P. M. Katharlna Rascher, Leser or Lasa rua nerzoerg, Jvuiy spitz.

Charlea K. Dutton. Mary A. McGarry. Cornelius Coraen.

SURROGATE'S COURT. -Trial t'erm Fitxgerald. S. nni at A vr 1272 Contested will -of Julia Kiernan CITY COURT GensraJ Term. Adjourned sine CITY COURT-Special Term-Fltzslmona, J.

in noom uy Man at 10 A. M. Motions must be made returnable at 10:30 A. M. Defaults on motions will be taken at it vt CITY COURT-Trlal Term-Part Case nn.

1545 Knight va. Menendex. 6200 Duffy va. Vol- 00' ioener ra. OletS.

4S0O SchlaU va Dry Dock. East Broadway and Battery Railroad Company. 1763 Schwab va Third Avenue Railroad Company. 1761 Dulat va. Goulden.

10V7 Bohm va Kurzeknabe. 1565 Oyne va Third Avenue Railroad Company. Neuman- 1797-Macknight I Untie Stone Company va. Sire. 1774 Faul- vs- 8teln- "27-Dennlson va Hagemaa.

1776 Steele vs. OiolwelL 17SO Frederlcha va. Polumbo. 1781 Perry va. Erb.

1788 Strausi vs. Third Avenue Railroad Company. 172 V- 8undr-- 1793-Jordan va Mason. 1800-Weber va. Metropolitan Street Railway Company.

1SU2 Richard nn.k.i cu Rock va. Robb. 1S04 Schott va Voile, ltajo nmKina va. i ay i or. ltMKt same va same 1807 Roth v.

Metropolitan Street Railway Company. 108 Balanced Locomotive Engl-neering Company va. Strong. ,1811 Mer-chanta National Bank va Kiaaam. 1012 ah berg va.

Manhattan Realty Company. 1813 Haft vi Donlon. 1814 Page va WeiL. CITY COURT-Trlal Term-Part IL CDwyer J. -Opena In Room 21 City Hall at 10 A.

ML 264 Capmigri va Altieri. 2466 Green-thai Jnnaa .17. T.l Iolitan Street Railway Company. 24S3 Velth imncuiu. iwm nuDin va.

jetter. 2144 Mattbewa vs. Roen. U36 Rapid Safety Filter Company vs. We-- off.

6136-GHUn va Canary. 5137Vr-8ame va. aama. ase on nxu at lit a. M.

lttSU Oreen va U.nh.n.. pary t23-Zwetschenbaum va Grauer. 2IS3 oiwn. tsuvo oonen vs k.ImI Son. 52K2 Glltln.an V.

I II rSSiiV. Street Ila.lv.ay-CinTiVTS-ivT.;'; hoefer. 210-Behrman va. Third Avenue road nunnanv 'Wl A rii i 1 ivivuarua vs. LlttelL 2533 Esuaaitto va Third a 11 mii uitt va Metronolft.

tan Hlrml U.lla.. ie.1 a vs. Biachoff. 991-Willlams va. Webb 2062 11 1 I.

Ml J-. JW04 no Dba va. Edgar. 2414-Stenxel va Third Avenue Railroad v5iml Afvv iiDt-iNicnois vb. Himun.

2342 Marcus uiua, iwp- mumnerg vs Lunbach. 2220 Cooper va ColombonL CITY COUK. Trial Term Part IV. McCarthy J. Opena in Room 19 City Hall at 10 A.

cases must be tried when reached. Calendar "-Assays -i Short Causes. 5312 Renntr vs. Jacob, va. Excclslur Fur and Glov 8ewin-r navbuiuv wui-tti; VOIO UtJIllXamla VM.

CVSW man 4203 Sohell va. Mapleaun. 6157 Lalng va. Ehrmann. 6301 Sacha va Lagrange.

3819 aon a. jaLUl l.J. MSW-u isnen VL Bchulta A7111 Uihm 11 Rm I nwiiN ww-vMin va stiller. CaSiO-Cherry Valley Iron Works va Pope. 5062 iiwiBUin VB.

VATO don. 6400 Morlta vs. Bliss. 6323 Rubin va IIUIIHMU. Highest number reached In regular call on general calendar.

2546. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS Part I Goff, R. Court opena at 10:30 A. M. Aaalatant iiainui aiiumer ouui ni tor IDA people.

Cheater W. McLaughlta, called Charlea R. Mo- Laughlln. Charles H. McLaughlin, Pleadings.

1 Henry Welas and James Fits Simmons. Ernest laolo. 3 Jaanh TnlVaa a 'John Wilson. 6 (Yank Wilson. 6 Martin, uuiiuwr.

ihmw riwi tarDarrv a nufctu vumaj. iv imia amvier. 11 Will. lam A Crumble. 12 Joaeph F.

Ullman, Alex- a nun it mail, i evict il riKner, ArCnJuald M. Chandler, Frederick Bradley, Peter Dowl. ing. and Harry Kdwarda 13 Henry Burma la- .1.,: li.EniM Uanaan 1 ma a a a a uhv i io-ehwu-i as a i soi ta nu nnnu aaargoiia, Laorana Orundlholfae. IT COURT OF GENERAL 8ESSIONS Part 1L ittaranpr, vpana at lwwfo A.

M. Blatant District. Attorney Lstuterbach fur As. tha rui, 1 John Moran and Thomas E. Flannery.

lYll'D'P tv nruD'D iniiaaiAkTd McMahon. at 10:30 A. M. Aaalatant llaa 1 na 1 1 1 a a laal 1 Va.OVI. mUI4 Wlfaaiaay 1 Tddy Miller.

Annie Johnson. Bniaimln 14tes-4M. A U.M iT 6 John Kelly and Harry Nickel, 6 Sam Hmit. 7-Kichard J. McGuire.

Kleren 1 Donald. 9 Owan MoCabe. 10 Robert McC 11 I Vaaailaa 1 II llUtki Mo il IS Joaeph laaacaohn. 14 Yatta pnlckar. 15 Paul McCarthy.

16-Frank Kopp. 17 Adolph Hand! is -William E. Ebaner. 19 8arai Lewi aj Emailne Walker. 21 Fanny Wilson.

I. 1. a. a Joseph lattacaohn. 14 Yatta pnlckar.

15 Pa UaW-aettav 1 al tw.i. 1 a a I auii iai, wviia riynn. COl'RT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Part IV Fltagarald. J.

Opena at A. M. Aaatataat vi i-tuici iur ina iraxipia 1-Hiram K. Rlgglna Mlchaal MuaaccUo. Owen Sullivan and John dpaldlnf.

4 William Flannlgan. 6-Nathan Cohen. D. dgar Anthony. f-Oslas Zuckermann.

Referees Appolatetf Ivcvr Tork. SUPREMH COURT Smyth. J. Farmers ioan and Trust Company va Doerr jonn n. vunni, Menjreraen vs.

weir a Wiener. Hchefer va. Barton Peter B. Oln-y. Meaalter va Levy Franklin Blen.

Klngaland va Morrow, (two caaea) John H. Roao. SUPREME COURT Beek man, J. Roe va Delury, (three raaea,) Ooddard vs. aama.

(two caaea,) Goiidman vs. same, Simon vs. same, Beldlng Brothers A Co. vs. same Eugene H.

Pomeroy. SUPREMB COURT Lawrence. Zlmmermann va Garrett Elliot Saaford. SUPREME COURT Beach. 1.

Doyle va Mayor, Ac Francis P. Lowrsy. Receiver Appolat-Xw Trk. SUPRBMB COURT Brovth. J.

William F. Wllaon va Liberty Bicycle Company jonn ueattie and Arthur j. catx. SUPREME COURT Beekman. J.

William B. Roe va John P. Delnoy, (three cases.) arren N. Ooddard va same, (two Samuel Ooodman va same Robert Simon va same. Balding Brothers Co.

vs. aama David 4. Breeklra Caysjrt Cleara. SUPREME COURT Appellate Division Room 22 court House. Goodrich, r.

i. cuilen. Brauiey, Bartlatt. Hatch. JJ.

Enumerated Day Calendar. Noa 244V. 246, 247. Z4B, Z4V. Z51, 252.

SUPREME COURT-Trlal Term Part I. Dick ey, Part IL-Keogh, Part IIL Smith, Part IV. Van Wvca. J. Part V.

Maddox. J. Noa. 8603. S82U.

3645. 8266. ISOH8. 6354. 6394.

7182. Slnq, 4IMT. 41MU, StHB. DOW, MK, 4Wl 6H, 4324, 6497, 6000. 532.

8.192. 2842, 2K67. 334, 6275, 70H6. 6715. 12.14.

42N9. 4144. 5662. '4379, 4419, S154, 4249, 4541, 72o6, 7496. 2167, Highest number reached on regular call.

6498. COUNTY COURT Room 7 Court House Aspln-all. J. Civil Calendar. No.

604. 911. 67. 753, 819, lno, KCU, 7S, 783, nH, mi. 1W, 701.

43, 918. 919. 868. 867. 871.

673. 907. 782. 837. 898.

Highest number reached on regular calendar. 919. COUNTY COURT Hurd. 3. Criminal calendar.

SURROGATE 8 COURT Abbott. 8. Th wills oi inanea Miaeenharter. Ferdinand Blum, Thomas D. Carpenter, Henry B.

Abblngton, Andrew Donnelly, Edith A. BrlnkerhoS, Mary Rellly. Andrew Glnter. and Catharine Donohue. The estate of Walter K.

Manning. Th. administration of Thotnaa Petri. REAL BSTATB AT ACCTIO. FORECLOSURE SALE, By order of th Supreme Court.

No. 10 West 10th St. Three story and basement brick dwelling, with two-etory extension -on rear; In good condition, and with all modern Improvements; als of lot. 26 X92.S; will be sold at public auction at th New York Real Batat Salesroom. Ill Broadway, on Thursday, Hay 20, 1897, at 12 o'clock noon, by D.

PHCENIX lNORAHAH. Auctioneer. and under direction of Fran eta P. Lowrey. Referee.

or particular apply to uaiU hibbako, Plaintiff's Attorney. 32 Liberty or to th auc tioneer, in tsroaaway. COl'STRY REAI ESTATE FOR SALE. A GENTLEMAN'S FARM And Country Seat, Situated in that elevated and beautiful Northwestern New Jersey, two hours from down town via Central Railway. It comprises 104 acres, has -residence with modern appoint men ta.

farmer a houae and out buildlnga, running water, fruit, shade, good soil, and abaolutely free from malaria and mosquitoes. A very desirable a pot xor a gentleman having taste tor rural lite, stock raising. Ac Depot and village half mil away. Price only $17,000. Folio 6819.

Phillips Wells, Tribnne Bandifl. CITT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. A GREAT CHANCE. I have a very handsome 80-foot West End Av. private residence, northwest corner of 84th just taken In payment for a large property, which I can aell at $40,000.

This Is your opportunity. Examine It (caretaker on premises) and secure a bargain. CHARLES BUEK, lowest 42d St. AUCTIONEER. AGENT.

Geo. R. Read. REAL ESTATE. pie st.

axu i HiDin a v. BROKER. APPRAISER. COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET FIRMS HED. SOUTHAMPTON A luiiravrnrv tttt mm Frlshcl cottavea to rest.

List aw ready. J. Metcalfe mas, 19 Liberty St. Seabright, Rumson-Road, Lcw-Wcor, noamoain ueaen, nifaiaini, ji. Furnlahed Cottages To Let Season of 1807.

D. B. Keeler. Jr Pin Street. ENGLEWOOD.

N. To rent for th Summer, stone house, stable, four acres lawn. feat elevation, 12-mile view; everything firat-claa. W. A.

CHILD8. Western Electric Comnanv. ear. ner Thnmea and Greenwich. New York.

THE WTCHMERE COTTAQES. Cap Cod, Harwich. choice; cool: pin forests: fln bathing: oircu-lar 71 East 87th St. LOXG ISLAND PROPERTY. 5 Acres for $100.

nim uu i irw icucn any swamp land: it found otherwise after money refunded; It la beautifully located Within at Knit a-vn mII i -w -wv" aasaiax VVHUW AUtlCQCI, Oil inu wm aoia on terms of mm iiiuiini umui is at once. Addreas WM. H. MOFF1TT. 69 Liberty SC.

N. T. APARTMENTS TO LET JfFlRSISHED 247 8TH A V. To rent, unfurnlahed, -a very de- SURROGATE XOTICES. COVERT.

ALFRED. la porsaanc of aa order nu siugeraia. Surrogat of th City and County of New torlc. notice is hereby t'n to 11 persons having claims against ALFRED COVERT, lat of th City of N.W-TortC deeeaaed. to present the aam with vouchera thaw.

to 'J?" subacribar. at plao of tranaactlng buai- nMunniM du, in to city of New-fork, on or before th lat dav of iwu irut th 17th day of Novenv T- COVERT and ED Admlnlatratorm. FRANK H. ROUatAN. A torn.

for administrator, so xor a (jity. n-iawimTn DARRAGH. ROBERT la pursuano of an or- fit UaM IaKsa A la tm tha City and County of New York, notice la hereby ERT LDARRAQii th.O, deeaaaad. ta nrMMt tk uMa. awiw of to the yubac ribers at their place of transacting in am uiiy or ism a wwaaaaa aaw aula UJ JUM MSL Dated New Tork.

th Z2d day December, lao aiaacutor; LjtURA i DARRAGH. Executrix. d22-lawmTu DAVIDSON. JANE BIOOER. Th people of th Stat of New York, bv tha arms at OnA --t Independent, to William Kelly, Jan Kelly, Mary aaa-aa a ajih l.f llaaHW lSOer.

IkltSa Da' Sheppard, Elisabeth David aun Clark Ha.ti. Idaon, Mary E. Oelger, Jamea Davidaon. Henry Davidson. Kattl (or Catherine) Davidson.

Agnes Davidson. Uelle Davidaon, Thomas Davidaon Elisabeth Duflf.ll. Robert A. MoKa. and Davli McKm.

aend grwsttng: Whereas. William Kelly of th City of New York has lately applied to th Surrogate' a Court of. our City and County of New York to hav a certain Instrument In writing, bearing date th BMond day of March. llt. together with a codicil thereto, dated March 4th, 1(7.

latlng to both real and peraonal property, duly 5 roved as th last will and testament of ANH BIOOER DAVIlON. lat of th Cl" and County of New York, dauaj you and each of you are cited to appar before the Surrogate of our City and County of New York, at his office In th City of New York, on th twenty-ntth day of June, on thousand eight hundred and nlnety-cvn. at halt-past tea o'clock In th forenoon vi that day. men ani there to attend tha probata of th aald la at wilt and testament. And such of you aa are hereby sited aa are under th ag of twnty-ou yeara are required to appear by your guardian.

If you hav on, or If you hav none, to appear and apply tor on to appointed, or la the veat of your nealect or failure to do aa a will- appointed by th Surrogate represent and act fur you la th proceeding, la Uatlmony whereof we hav caused the seal 4. the Surrogate's Court of th said City and County of New York to be hereunto IL -J amxeo. itnaaa. Horn. Frank T.

1tsgvr aid. a Burroeat of our aalil INt. CouMf, at th City of New York, th twaaiyninin nay ot April, i in year of our Lord iiiiiiii ana mnety-eeven. J. FAIRFAX McLAL'GHLlN.

Clerk of th Court. BECKETT RAN SOM. Attya. petitioner. 100 Broadway StRnOGATB XOTICES.

OOVI.V, ELOLfA GOMEZ. -la purauaae tf an order of Hon. Frank T. Fitag.ratd. oa of th Surrogate of th City and County of n.w Tork.

notic la hereby given to an pereone Na. Ing clai ma against KljOltA OOMEZ DB (XTVlx. lat of lh City of New-fork, deceased, to tr- ent th sattt, with vouchers thereof, to th run. crlbers, al their place of transacting busloMn. the offlc of OlcotC Meetr Oonsaiea.

No. ii iiroadway. In the City of New-Tors, oa or befor th th day May. 1807. Dated New York, the 14th day of November, 110.

EMMrTT R. Ob. COTT, ELOISA OOVIN DB ALFONSO, Admlrx latratora. OLCOTT, MKSTRE "ft OO.VZALR7 Attya. for Administratora, IS Broadway.

New. 117-ltWdlTITl DEICJHAN, LUCY C. Is pure oases of an order of Hon. Frank T. Fltaaaraid.

a ttamaitaiif h. City and Coaaty of New-York, aotio her.t given to all peraons having claima aalnet LUCTJ DEIOHAN. lat of th City of New York, deeeaeed, to prawtnt th aam. with voucher thereof, to the aubaerlbera, at their place of transacting bualneaa. at th offlc of Edgar WH It-lock.

No. 2V1 Broadway, la th City of Nw York, oa or before th twentieth day of May next. Dated New York, the loth day of Nov-m-ber. 19M. CHARLES TUNO, JOSEPH YOUV1 Exaentora.

EDGAR WHIT LOCK. Attoraey to Executors, 291 Broadway. New York City. nl7-lawdaTa DONNELLY. JAMES Av Ta pnrsuaae af a order of Hon.

Jobs V. Arnold. Hum.ru. of th City and County of New York, notla i hereby given to ail oaraona ha vine ekima i JAMES A. DONNELLY, now or lat of Lb.

City and County of New York, an abaeat. to praam in. aaina. wm voocners tnercot. to id aub-actiber.

at her plao of transacting bualnaaa th office of John Aird Dempaey. her attorney. mi unao.ifi ui tn Liiy new iora. on or befor the Both day of July next. Dated New ion.

tn zotn day or January. IXV7. SARAH A. MoCXRMACK. Temporary Admlnlatratrta, JOHN AIRD DEMPSEY, Attorney for Temporary Admlnlatratnz.

231 Broadway. New York City. Ja2o-lawumTia DUD LET, FRANCES E. -la parsuane of a a order of Hon. Frank Fitzgerald.

Surrogate of th City and County of New York. ntl i. hereby given to all persons having claims against FRANCES E. DUDLEY, lata of th City of New or, aeeeaseo. to prtant ta am with vouctv.

er thereof to th subacrtber, at hla plae of transaotlng business, at th offlc of Theodore nwai xoo. a oroaa street, ta tn city of New Tork, on or befor th first day of September next. Dated New York, th 15th day of Febru ary, IT. JOHN L. DUDLEY, Administrator.

IHSODOBB E. LEEDS, Attorney for 1. tratjr. Broad St New York Otv. flft-lawmTu EIUSHEMIUS.

FREDERICK E. la punoaae tax aa eroer ot uon. jona H. V. Arnold, kur- mnta nt Ka.

Pit mtiA Cnu.1. wm tic is hereby given to ail persons having claims against FREDERICK E. E1U5HEMIU8. Ute of th City of Nw York, deceased, to present th hla nl.M ra naaaa. I a.

ar a. Broadway, in th City of New York, oa or for th Vth day of July next. Dated New York, th 4th day of January. 18P7. HENRY O.

EILS-JTEVrUH. PAUL WILCOX. Attorney for lat ra toe kmaa SU. N. T.

City. iaaia EbLJ3 Prsn-nc of aa order of Han. SVanlr VI 1 City and County of New York, notlc Is hereby ciauna againat juh.V of th- city of Maw York, daeeaeed. i hb a fVwVUVIS CO I tho subscribers, at their place of transactor aax, ijuuoii, ineir a.ttorncy No. 115 Broadway, tn tho City of K-r wu.

mr wi Beat. Dated New York, the lat day of March. 107. WILBUR D. ELLIS.

MILO M. "BELDINoT Executor. PUTNEY 4c BISHOP, Attorneys for Executors, 115 Broadway. New York City. HAMMA.

MARIA. Tb people of tha State of New York, bv the arau at ad Vm anrf inde pendent, to Ad el held Kaiser. Auguet Kalaer. Ma. ria Huaaner.

Albert Kaiser, Helen Steldl, EU Oraber. Anna. Kaiser Ernst Kaiser, Emit Kaiser. vaiMiuini ivi.iiin juimiiia iifni, retrooeiia taj. ler.

Karollna Herr, Oustav Ebner. Karl Ebner. Paulina Steinbach. Wllhelm Ebner, Bertha John. Loulaa Waaamer.

Maria Ebner. Joseph Kalaer. Karl Kalaer, Aupist Kaiser, and Hugo Kaiser, end greeting: Whereas, Anna Kaiser of th City of New Tork has lately applied to th. Surrogate's Court of our jtT ana tjounty or Mew xork to have a eertata Instrument In writing, bearing date th thirty-firat day of May. IsOO.

and a codicil thereto, bearing date th eighth day of January, relating to both real and personal property, duly) proved as th last will and testament of MARIA; HAMMA. lat of th City and County of New; iotk. ueceaaea, uieretore. you. ana eacn or you.

ar cited to anoear befor. th Burro t. nC om. City and County of New York, at hla office In tha City of New York, on the fourth dav nt Jnu on thouaand eight hundred and ninety-seven, ae nair-paat ten cioca in tne lore noon or that day. then and there to attend th probate of tb aakf last will and testament and such of yon as ar hereby cited as ar under the ag of twenty-oa -years are required to appear by your guardian, if you hav on, or if you hav none, to aonear and apply for on to appointed, or In th event of your neglect or failure to do so.

a guardian will appointed by the Surrogate to represent and act for you In th proceeding. In testimony whereof we hav caused th seal of tn court or th said City and County of New York to be hereunto af-L. S. fixed. Wltneas.

Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate of our aald city and county, at the City of Nw York, the ftth day of April, in th year of our Lord on thousand eight hundred and ninety seven. j. rAiKCAx Mclaughlin.

Clerk of th Bumnte'a rmrt B. J. AMEND. Attorneys for Petitioner. No.

1S2 Nassau Street. New Xork City. p20-law6wjl BOFSASS. JOHN A. In pursuance of aa order of Hon.

Frank T. Fltacerald. Sumarat at tha City and County of New York, notlc ta hereby given to all peraons hsvlng claims against JOHtf A. HOFSASS. Ute of th City of New York, deceased, to present th same, with voucher thereof, to th subacribar.

at his place of transacting bualneaa. In Middle Village. New York, on or before th 15th day of June next. Dated, New York, tne nn day of December. HWft.

JOHN NEEDER8TEIN. Executor. Middle VlU lag. N. T.

dS-lawmTtt JULIUS WATERMAN. la porsoaac of aa ordv or mob. Taak l. ritsgeraia, surrogate of th City and County of New York, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims againat JULIUS WATERMAN, lat of th City of New York, de- caaaad to present th aam. with vouchar thereof.

to th ubcrtbr, at their plao of tranaactlng business, th office of their attorneys. Meaara. Wolf, Kohn Ullman. No. 203 Broadway, la th City of New York, on or befor th 14th day of Auguet next.

Dated New York, the eighth day of February. 187. LEOPOLD J. WATERMAN an BIEOMUND J. bach.

Executors. Wolf, Koha Ullman. Attorneys for Executors, 203 Broadway. New Tork City. A-lawfeaT NORTHAM, CAROLINE A.

D. In pursuance ot aa order of Hon. John H. V. Arnold, Surrogate of th City at County of New Tork.

notlc la hereby given to al! persona having claims againat CAKUU.N1. A. JJL. NORTHAM. late of th.

Cite ot New York, deceased, to preeent th aam wita voucher tnereor to th subacrtbera. at their plae of tranaactlng bualneaa, at th offlc of Wilbur Larremor. No, 32 Nassau 8tret, la th City of at aa. Viwlr rw m. 1tmt 4..

a la i New York, the 15th day of March, 1807. CAROLINE A. NORTHAM. LUCIA NORTHAM. Executrleea.

WILBUR LARRko MORE, Attorney for Executxicea. snhl.law6mT PETTIOREW, ROBERT. la -porsaaae of aa order of Hon. John H. V.

Arnold. Surrogate of th City and County of New York, notice is hereby given to all peraons having claims againat ROBERT PETTIOREW. Ute of th City of New York, deceased, to -present th aam. with vouch- era thereof to th aubaerlbera at their Dlac of transacting, bualneaa, No. 907 East 46th Street.

In th City of New York, on or befor th 18th day of Sptmbr. 1897. Dated New York, th 15th day of March. Itw7. JAMu R.

PETTIOREW. HENRY O. OABAT. Executor. mhlO-lawSmT PURDT, CATHARINE.

In pursuance of aa order of Hon. Frank T. Fltagarald. Surrogate of th City and County ot New York, notice i hereby given to all paraoaa having claima against Catharine PurdyL late of th City of New York, deceased, to th aam vouchers thereof to th subacrtbera, at their plao of tranaactlng bualneaa. No.

C-4 William Street, la tb City of New York, on or befor th 2Mb day of June next, Dated New York, th second day of December. ISO. J. HARSEN PURDT. AYMAR Executora JOHN M.

'BOW ERS, Attorney tor Esacutora. -AxX-lawdmTu BARONY, NAPOLEON. In pursuano ot aa order of Hon. Frank T. FlUgerald.

a Surrogate of th City and County ot N.w York, aotte I hereby given to all persona having claima againat NAPOLEON BARONY, lat ot th City of York, deceased, to present th aam. with vouch-era thereof, to th sutaKrtber. at hla plae of transacting bualaaaa. at tb otno ot Sackett and L-ang. No.

Naaaaa th City New York, oa or before th first day of Septan- a.xu Dated New York, th lsth day of February. 1SWI. OTTO SARONY, Exoutur. 8ACV- an- ana uanu, Attorney xor uscutur, aa New York City. C3-UwmTa STEVENS.

JULIA. Th people of th Stat N.w York, by tb grave ot Ood fr aad U--BaaiianL tu CharlM Hl.vM. to Charutav bl.vwia, atlmintatraiur movd of th eatate of JUI UL1A blk.VEN. oe- ceaaed, send grtlni: You and each of voa ar hereby cited and re quired personally to and appear before out Surrogate ot th City and County of New York, at the Surrogate's Cturt of atd city and county, held at th County Cvurt Houa. In th CIU New on tb twenty-Brat day ot May A.

1-V7. at half past tea o'clock la th funtnooa vt that day, the and ther to ahow caua why yuia hould not render and judicially settle your account 'ae administrator of th gvaxla. chatteia. and credlta which wer of th estate of Juii Ktevena 1 deceased. and deliver over and Kat Caastdy, your uccaor.

all mon la and el facta of aald estate; and such of you as ar Iwret-r elted a ar under th ag of twenty-oa years, ar required to appaar by your guardian. hav one, or If yua hav auaa, to appear an apply fur on to appointed, or ta the event v. tour neglect or failure to do so, a guardian appointed by th Surrogate to tvpree.ul aul act fur you la the procMding. la teatlmony whee-wf hav caused th ef th Burrusat' Court of thJ aald and fuuntv or New York to be herunJ UI.1 affixed. Wilnesa, Hon.

John 1L V. A -bold, a Sum-sate of our aald city ani county, at the City of New York. thirtieth day ot March, la th year of our Loi- thousand oiKht hundred and nlnet v-aeen. J. FAIRFAX McLAlT.Ht.IN.

ap-lawTtl Clark of th Surrvtate Cviii.