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8 NEW YORK TIMES. FRIDAY. JULY 10. PAGES. GAS COMPANIES COMBINED The New Central, Union Acquires the Charter and Plant of -the Old Central.

MAY CONTROL THE NORTHERN 2perU of a Liberal Policy Toward Consumer The Price of the Stock Purchased Rumored to.be 216 Sharp Advance. The Incorporation at Albany of the On-. tral Union Ou Company of New York, -with a capital of $3,500,000, fully explained yesterday. 11. B.

Hollina it Co. were agents In the purchase ot the Central Gaa Light Company in the Interest of the New York and East River das Company. The new company will acquire the charter and plant of the Central, and operations will be In harmony with and In the interest the East Itiver Company. Of the scheme.Holllna It Co. said yesterday: The Central Union Gas Company was not Incorporated to be used as a club in speculation, but to do business.

The organisation will be effected in a few days. The Central Union has purchased the stock of the Central 6u Light The Interests of the New York and East River Gas Company will be those of the new cora-. pany. The transactions give the lie to reports of consolidation between the East River and the" Consolidated gas companies. But there was never a basis in fact for such a rumor." The Central Gas light Company had a capital of f.VfVOOO, and.

while paying small dividends, expanded Its plant and fully equipped Its diBtrlct, South Westchester. Its plant In at the foot or East One Hun- dred and Thirty-eighth Street. W. R. Beal was its President.

The New York and River Oas Company-has a capital of $10,000,000. It was Incorporated in Its gas Is made at Ravenswood. L. and trasses through a tunnel 2. Ml fret long to East Seventy-Arse Street.

August Belmont la It President. Absorb a It la Hkel- that the Central Union will acquire control of a rival, the Northern Gas Light Company of the Twenty-fourth Ward. John 8. Bush Is Its President. Its capital is 1125,000.

The combined companies would control the- gas Wvlce of the territory north of the Harlem River, if the Standard Oaa Light Company did not oorae into the field through a main which waa carried under the Harlem River several years ago. ltuipWl Sage In President of this company. OKis securities were Influenced by the change in control of the Central Gas Light Company. East River common made a net advance of 4 and the preferred oue of 6'4. Consolidated.

Oas advanced What the Central Union Company and the East River Company will do in Greater New York can only be guessed at. As to New York below the Harlem the opinion i In Wall Street was that, working In harmony, the companies would be aggressive to rivals and generous to the public. In what is known as the annexed district both the Central and Northern have recog-j nlsed good customers by giving lower rates. 1 The general rate waa SI. an a thousand feet, but there was this sliding scale of discount: Krom l.t)0o to UXotiO feet.

5 cenls per l.UW; from 10.000 to JO.OOOt 7 cents per l.ttiO: from ao.ttrf) to cents per l.UM, and over 100,000, 20 cents per 1.000 cubic feet. Hrooklya amors Revived. As to Brooklyn, the same rumors that prevailed a year ago were current. One was that the Union Gas Company might appear as friendly In relations with the East River. Another was that soon arrangements might be made to furnish gas for companies other than the East River from Ravenawood through the tunnel.

With the present oom- trcwuuii it was considered certain that the aa wouia continue as it is or be lower. What price was paid for the stock of the Central Oaa Light Company by the East Klver Company was not made public. (los-a put it at "MS. It has paid per cent, since 15. The company had SiiO.ooo out In certificates of Indebtedness at per cent certlilcate of incorporation of the Central Union Oas Company was filed yesterday at the County Clerk's office at White I lalna.

"aaIItlo Ilaanar Dealed. The Secretary of the East River Company told a Nbw York Tikis reporter yesterday that he had never even heard the matter a union of the East River and Consolidated Gas Companies discussed, and that anew nothing of any such proposed i'h" dy not kmw whether orot the Consolidated people had been buying but w8 eonildiul that the Last River Company was not con-, V.n,f While hi bS-lieved it would be a good thing for the l2 th" QMe lo combine" he aid nut think it 1 tO Sti ortTf Tfie iraaru urs ot both -n. lne prlCM ot the lockt) BEN" WKEDE'S FATE Bled to Death from a lot la the Ca- aadiaa Mica Country. VANCOUVER. B.

C. July l.V-At last the fate of "Bon" Wrede is known. The last Information of him was on March lo. 18SHJ, when he left Fort Graham, Findlay River, a prospecting trip. The news Just received stated Uwt about the end of February a party of roaming Slkinex Indians found Wretit'g cam p.

He had been cutting wood, and cut his toot, and evidently cither bled to death or died from exhaustion. The Indians burled his body on the spot, taking paper which fully identified him to the Hudson Hay factory at Fori tiraham, lno miles southeast from the spot wherethe remains were found. Wrede was a native of Germany, and came to this country many years ago and settled in Victoria, where he made considerable money in the hotel business. He left for the desolate mica country-two years ago. DISEASE IN Ar SWEATSHOP.

Two Case of Scarlet Fever la orkrouis la IIrooL.Ia. ALBANY. July 15. State Factory Inspector CVLeary is in receipt of a report from one of his deputies working' in 'the wealing district In Brooklyn to the effect that he had discovered two cases of scarlet fever in a tenement house where ready-made clothing was being manufactured. The Inspector found two children ill with the disease in the place visited, and also reports that he found sixty-two pairs of trousers In the room which was used as a workshop byvthe tenants.

The Deputy Inspector quarantined the articles of clothing found there by attaching to each the tenement house tag. authorised by law to be. used for that purpose, and then turned the case over lo the Board of Health. Under the law the Board of Health has power to condemn and-destroy such articles If in their Judgment the case deserves such treatment. INCREASE IN EXECUTIONS.

Deaths la the Chair Aaralast 2M for All lTevluua -Yeara. ALBANY. July l. The Superintendent of State Prisons has completed statistics showing- the number of executions for murder that have taken place Xn New York since Its creation as a State, Since the present law took effect in lv forty persons have died In the electric chair, hile from the creation of the State until that date there were but ai hangings in all the counties. in other words, there has been an inctease In executions of over aiw per cent, a year as compared with the number during the preceding 40 years.

Charles X. Baker. Chief Clerk in the Prtsoc lepartnenl. said to-day that the increase, in his opinion, waa due to the fact that Juries, believing In the humanity of the present system, are more liable to convict, and also that the place of execution, being rvmoved from the county where' the criminal is known, there is less likelihood of se-guriag Executive ciemsut-jr. BENHAM MURDER TRIAL Defease Attempts tm Shaw That Alleged Vletfsa Was Attained ta the lae of Marphlae.

BAT A VIA, X. July 15. The taking of evidence for the defense in the Benham: wife murder trial was continued here today. Mr. Benham, the mother of the defendant.

In testifying regarding her daughter-in-law, "Florence "was always hateful about taking her medicine. She said she wanted only Ir. Townsend's medicine because that would make her have a good long sleep. I have seen her get up from the bed when she was in this drowsy condition and get a powder from a small box." Other evidence on the same line was given in an attempt to show that the woman alleged to have been murdered was addicted to the use of morphine. William Hmith testified to May Wlard's visit to Benham's house in October with her brother.

He said none of the party was drunk except Coachman Klein. At no time' during the vir.it were Miss Wiard, and Benham alone together. On cross-examination he said Mm Benham was in South Byron on the date of Miss Wiard's Fred Andrews, the liveryman, who took Benham and a girl to Akron, was called to the stand and Miss Wiard's picture was handed him. Is that the picture of the woman who waa with Benham at asked Air. Mackey.

No, It is not." he answered. The proprietors of the two hotels at Akron were recalled and both swore that May Wiard was not the girl Benham had with him at their places. Charles M. (Jibson, an Oak Orchard hotel keeper, testified that the relations between Mr. and Mrs.

Benham appeared to be friendly. After several other witnesses had given testimony as to the friendly relations existing between Benham and his wife, Will-lam C. Watson was called to the stand. Mr. Watson is the lawyer who was retained by Benham and afterward ostensibly threw up the case.

The witness testified that while he was acting as counsel for Benham he had talked with Frank Klein regarding the case, and Klein had said to him that he knew nothing unfavorable to the prisoner. Mrs. Prentis had. also made a similar remark to him. Benham's counsel, Mr.

Mackey, then announced that he had no further evidence to offer excepting that of the medical experts, and as he wished to consult with these ex- Ferts as to hypothetical questions, he asked or an adjournment until morning, which was granted. FALSE EXCISE MEN CAUGHT. Llar Dealers Blackmailed Three Arreala la Long; Island City, ALBANY, July 15. It. is not an uncommon occurrence throughout fhe State? for.

persons to pose -as special excise agents or exployes of the Excise Department, with a view of blackmailing liquor dealers. Few complaints against these blackmailers, however, have been made to the Excise Department, and therefore no oases of this kind have' been taken to the courts. State Excise Commissioner Lyman is in receipt of a communication to-day to the effect that three persons giving their mimes as Sam Simpson of New York, John Wells of Brooklyn, and Thomas Green of New-York have been arrested on complaint of Frank Becker of long Island City for having bunkoed him out of S13 by representing themselves as special excise agents and selling him tickets to an alleged picnic for the benefit of special agants. It Is alleged that they also attempted to sell tickets to others upon the same representation. The State Commissioner of Excise says that he will take especial pains to follow this matter up and see that the persons accused are properly punished.

OYclaratal Hotel Sot Sold. At the Occidental Hotel yesterday evening a story that the house had changed hands was denied. It was stated, however, that negotiations for hs purchase had been on since July 1, two parties bidding lrit. but so far nothing had resulted. The sight of the present proprietor, C.

L. Chase, is falling, therefore he Is anxious. to dispwe of the property. THE UNITED SEBVICE. Arsay.

Appointments to the army and assignments to corps and regiments, to date from June 11 are made with respect to cadets, graduates of the Military Academy as fol- Additional Second Lieutenants, Corps of Engineers. William I. Connor, John C. Oakes. ljouia C.

Wolf, Henry S. Morgan, Sherwood A. Cheney, Frederick W. Alt-Btaetter, Harley B. Ferguson.

Additional Second Lieutenants, Artillery Arm. Robert S. Abernethy, to the Third Artillery, Edwin O. Sarratt to Third Artillery, Albert J. Bowley to the Fourth Artillery, Bertram C.

Gilbert to the First Artillery. Lawrence S. Miller to the Fourth Artillery. Wlnfleld S. Overton.

to the First Artillery, Mervyn C. Buckey to the Fifth Artillery. Additional Second Lieutenants, Cavalry Arm. Francis H. Pope to the Second Cavalry.

Matthew E. Hanna to the Fourth avalry, George E. Mitchell to the Second Cavalry, Pierce E. Murphy to the. Fourth Cavalry, Frederick T.

Arnold to the Sixth Cavalry. James N. Munro to the First Cavalry, Karle U. Pearce to the Fifth Cavalry. William S.

Valentine to the Tenth Cavalry. 'Henry C. Smither to the Eighth Cavalry, Hoy H. Harper to the Seventh Cavalry. Thomas A.

Roberts to the First Edgar A. Sirmyer to the Sixth Vavalry. Frank R. Mi-Cov to FHo-hth K'avalry. Chalmers G.

Hall to the Fifth 4 Cavalrv. 1 ii w. vt n.v th. Cavalry. Willard H.

McCormack to the Ninth Cavalry, Seth M. Milllken to the 'mun vev eu Third Cavalry. John C. Raymond to the -avairy. Additional Second Lieutenats.

Infantrv Arm. Charles 1. Koberts to the Seventeenth Infantry, John K. Moore to the Seventh Infantry. Frederick E.

Johnston to the First Infantry. Claude H. Miller to the Eighteenth Infantry, Harold B. Fiske to the Fourteenth Infantry'. Arthur S.

Conk-Hn to the Twenty-first Infantrv. John H. Hughes to the Seventeenth Infantry. George W. Helms to the Twenty-second Infantry, Rufus K.

lxnKan to the Eighteenth In-tantry, Frank M. Savase to the Fifth Infantry. Thomas T. Frissell to the Twenty-third Infantry. Edward A.

Roche to the Twenty-first Infantry, William M. Fussett to. the Fourth Infantry, Henry M. Dichmann to the Twenty-second Infantry, Halstead Dorey to the Twenty-third Infantry, George F. Haltxell to the.

Twelfth Infantry, Benjamin M. Koehler.to the Seventh Infantry, James F. Brady to the Thirteenth Infantry." Hugh i.a F. Applewhite to the Fifteenth Infantry. Elgar T.

Conley to the Fifteenth Infantry, Roderick L. Carmichael to the Eleventh Infantry, Harry G. Bishop to the Nineteenth Infantry, Henry Abbot to the Twentieth Infantry, Andrew Moses to the Eleventh Infantry. Edgar T. Collins to the Elj-hth Infantry, Fred A.

Pearce to the Sixteenth Infantry. Seaborn G. Chiles to the Twelfth Infantry. Lyman M. Welch to the Twenty-fourth Infantry, Thomas Q.

Ashburn to the Twenty-fifth Infantrv. Sam F. Bottoms to the Tenth Infantry, Varren S. Barlow to the Ninth Infantry. John G.

Workiicr to the Second Infantry, Willard P. Newblll to the Fifth Infantry. Charles H. Bridges to the Sixth Infantry. Harold E.

Cloke to the Third Infantry. The officers named will report at their proper stations Sept. 30. Ensign J. F.

Hubbard is ordered to the Terror Aug. 1. Ac ting Carpenter C. S. Taylor Is ordered to the Norfolk Navy Yard.

Assistant Paymaster Joseph Fyffe is ordered to the Annapolis, July 'JO. Lieut. W. H. Driggs is ordered to the Naval Intelligence Othce, July ll.

Ensign A. B. Hon, is detached from the Terror. Aug. 1.

and ordered lo the Coast Survey. Ensign F. H. Clark is detached from the Cushnig and ordered to Bristol for duty with the Dupunt. J.

T. Tompkins is detached from the Mnssachu.i'K. luly 10. and ordered to the Annapolis. July Uo.

Ensign W. V. Pratt is detached from the Naval Aa leruy. July IS, and ordered to tn Aimajiolis. July Ensign H.

J. Zlegemelr is detached from the torpedo station. July Is, and ordered to tlie Annapolis. July 3. Acting Carpenter J.

A. O'Connor is detached from the New York; Navy Yard u' ordered to the Commander J. J. Hur.ker detached from the New York Navy Yard and ordered to command the Annapolis. July int.

Acting Carpenter J. T. S. Miller's orders detaching him -from the Norfolk Navy Yard and ordering him to the Minneapolis are revoked. Commander W.

Swift is detached from the Bureau of Ordnance; lo, and ordered to the New York Navy "Yard as ordnance officer. July S. Lieut. G. W.

Menu is detached as Assistant Inspector. Third Lighthouse District, and to the Annapolis, July 'JO, as executive officer. Lieut. Commander F. M.

Wise's orders to oxnmand the Standish are revoked, and IJeuu A. McCrackin'a orders detaching him from command of the Standish axa IN. THE BEAL ESTATE FIELD Dall ay Asaaaa- Brakers Traaaae-t ta tha Aaetlea Roaaa. Jesse C. Bennett Co.

have sold for Henry W. Beta lo man, to Meyer Hecht, for about 143.000, the four-story browns tone-front I welling West Eighty-seventh Street. 21 by HO by lOi. M. Henry has sold for a Mrs.

Curt In. for 14, ami, the '-two-story frame dwelling 2.343 41 orris Avenue, 50 by 105; also, for J. J. Mui phy, for $5,000, the dwelling L990 Bathga le Avenue, 18 by 83. Georj Crocker has taken Utle to the four ai five story buildings 70 Broadway, extendi tig through to 15 New Street.

The conslde atlon Is $430,000, for $350,000 of which Mr. Crocker gives a mortgage on the pr jperty purchased. This parcel la only a portion of a much larger plot, including all the' ground between the buildings of the Manhattan Life Insurance Company and the Union Trust Company, for the purchai of which contracts were signed several months ago. Since then plans have been 11 led. with the'Bullding Department for a neteen-story building, to occupy this entire At the offices of Price, McCor-mick the firm of which Mr.

Crocker is a sp clal partner, it could not be learned whethe he intends to complete the proposed i orobase or whether he will build on the slt already bought. Ii tti Trinity Building Salesroom, yesterday, James L. Wells sold. In foreclosure, to the lalntiff, Louis Elckwort, for S31.950. the plo Jefferson Avenue, west side, 10.5 feet sc nth of King's Bridge Road, runs south mo by west 182.8 by north 115.3 by west 17 4 by north 484.0 by east 200.

Peter F. Meyer St sold. In foreclosure, to th plaintiff, Jacob S. Carvalho, for he three-story frame dwelling, with store, ,03 East One Hundred and Sixty-fifth St -eet, 20 by 77.8. Stron ft Ireland sold, in partition, to the plalntli Joseph P.

O'Donnell, for SoOO, the vacant strip northeast corner of One Hundred at Seventy-eighth Street and Washington Avenue, 100 by 1.0. To-day's- Aaetlea Sales. The i allowing sales at auction are down for to-. ay at 111 Broadway: By 'illiam M. Ryan, foreclosure sale, A.

Walker Otis, referee, 247 West Seventy-fifth reet, north side, 170 feet east of West ilnd Avenue. 18 by three-story brick Iwelllng. Due on Judgment, S728; subject to other mortgages, $15,000. By James L. Wells, foreclosure sale.

George C. Austin, referee, 4O0 West Fity- third Street, north side, 150 feet west of Ninth kvenue 155 by 100, five-story brick tenement; with stores. IXie on Judgment, Til JJULDl.tG DEPARTMENT. List a Filed for Sew Structures and Alterations. One Bundred and Twenty-eighth Street, south side, 05 feet east of Third Avenue, for a two-etory brick omce building, 40 by 24.11, llilon Railroad Company, owner; At- tllio Pdsauinl of Albany.

A. 1.. architect and buider; cost, $7,000. No. IB west Fifty-fourth Street, for a five-stoy brick dwelling.

25 by 74.4. Dr. M. A. Statr of ffi West Forty-eighth Street, R.

II. Robertson of 100 Fifth Ave- owner: nue. architect: cost. SOUOOO. Eignty-seoona street, south side, w.ll reet east of iPark Avenue, for a five-story brick fiat.

251 by Mary Cotter of bTH East One Hundred and Forty-eighth Street, own er: Hairy i. rlowcll or 74s East one Hun dred ahd Thirty-eighth Street, architect; cost, ra.ouo. One Hundred and Fourth Street, south side, feet east of Columbus Avenue, for three tlve-story brick flats. 83.4 by 85.3. Rosa Wliederman of 110 West One Hundred and Thirty-seventh Street, owner; Richard R.

Dais of 24-7 West One Hundred and Twentjflfth Street, architect: cost, UUU. I One Bundred and Thirty-seventh Street. north aide. 75 feet west of Madison Ave nue, for a one-story brick storage house. S7.

by JlWUO, J. S. Cram of 5 East Thirty- eighth Street, owner; Henry McShane Manu facturing Company, lessee; John Brandt. of l.sosri'hlrd Avenue, architect: cost. S4.500.

Vlctog Street, west side. iJOO feet south of Morris (Park Avenue, for a one-a-nd-a-half-story flrame dwelling, a3.tf by 17, Frank Lotz ot Van Nest, owner; Chris F. Lohse of U08 Westchester Avenue, architect; cost. 1, Courtlandt east side. 118 feet north ca one Hundred and Fiftieth Street, for twd five-story brick fiats, by 4, John HI Metxler of Tremont Avenue.

owner I W. C. Dickerson of Third Avenue' ana onp Hundred and Forty-ninth Street, cnueai; cosi, ou.ouu. Alterations. No.

.114 Tenth Avenue, to a three-story brick tel and meeting rooms, F. J. Mark-123 West Twenty-third Street, ow-n- ham of er: II. C. Hornum of Ho East One Hun- dred alid Twenty-fifth Street, cost, No.

5 Seventh Avenue, to a four-storv brick tl tvellinK. with store. Marraret Oram. er of West Eighteenth Street, owner; m. a.

p. eruon oi uroauway, architect; cdst, Jrtio. Twenly-flfth Street, northeast corner of Ninth Avenue, to a three-story brick hotel, K. B.I Coffey, premises, owner; Julius MunkwltZ of 247 West One Hiinrlrnl inH Twenty fifth Street, architect; cost, $1,500. Seven Street, north side, 22S.8 feet west Seventh Avenue, extends through to Elgl teenth Street, to a four-story brick stable ind storage house, John Glass Jr.

of 432 West Twenty-third Street, owner: G. A. 1 Ichellenger of 128 Broadwav. arthl. tect; cst, SH5.OU0.

No. West RirhioonlK Stn.i three-siory brick dwelling, Anna Jarvis and ott rs, owners; a. and F. E. Con-IM Broadway, builders; cost, $000.

over of Aa Entire Bloek Chaises Haads. The xecutrlx and trustees of the late E. Lyon have given title to the Home and Hospital, for a consider- Samuell Colore! atlon if $40,000. to the block bounded by Concon ana ales Avenues, One Hundred and Fol-ty-flrst and One Hundi-ert an. ty-secolid Street.

The nroDertv in fr any lmiimbrance. and the deed transferring tne prtArty was perfected a few days ago and lilAi yesterday in the Register offic. HeeLrded Real Estate Traaafera. Thursday. July 15.

ANDEIfsoN AV, centre line. 23.3 ft of li4iti niut hnsun and wife to John Hon. AN THt CS'Y AV, s. 1U3.3 It of liurns to 1 le Av. 25x100; Henry C.

lam ViLientln ami i BAHKtit AV. e. ft of 'iriizabtii relereA to Adam K. S-hiiix BltOOl.t; ST. ZixW.

Geonre 25 1 3,000 John k. Simmons CNVr.T AV. s. 35 ft of 146th' Si. tuutne H.

Pomeroy. referee, to bleanJr bnyUer DhUA.N ci si, j.se and iss. 43xlMi.5: Hen-1 and another to Mary Uerkowitz. 'EY 8T, corner of Kiuce St. Henrjc ltoth and another to Miiry ill r- Hi 1KLA.

Berku EAGU1 AV. s. 175 ft of ir.iif si l.xlJ Gilbert M. Soeir. ivferM Kernji EAST 1 do lialtes 01 nji KOAUWAV.

Ljt 13a. map of Rosa R. si ration to Glauber Heniiri. Knian FOKU ft Isaac Brook ST, 150 ft of Webster' Ai" tix.Vixlo!).U: also st Webster Av. 25xloU.KtxotfH Ium.

and wlie to William K. 1.200 1 2.9O0 6u0 1'OKSY 15- Jonn F. Martin and to illiam einbe-r Anil anntkuM otlieVs, GKKt.S AV. s. 101 ft of 5th St.

lux iou; anom. refvre. to Henry Heath U. LEX IN fTON AV. 1.473.

25x84; JVank'L." 111! Iii Julia 1 Ijtown LOT Bloik map of Hudson' Rose. estate; Hudson f. Kose and wlf. to ClAries Knauf LOTS 1 anl lis. map of part of Morris property of Morrlaunia and Went Stebbl KarmJ; iiiiam v.

strouse and wife to Arciiiduld liokers. MANH 11 AN AV, cwner of 14th St. ii 1 1 Kavid R. Todd to John K. Tod.i SKL T.

A.v- 170- ft of Devoe St! 10 1,075 1 1.300 jii Mary Hynes to Monaghan KV. corner of l(7ih St. lot). ill John PARK nny norowtta to Ueorge K. Amror.

PAKT UUT loi map of Morrix'ania. on Clint 1 Av. ltixU2; Klchard lrcy. ad-Ttor. to toward J.

Hutler minis TINTK a. lsi.n ft of Kelly St. 4oxl "iriuur; jonn j. iurry to Uer- aid 1 'iineiiy ST. 4i SxlOO: Charles" VHITH Sn.

ar.d others to Maj-ietta. Will WHlTd ST. 42. s. sr.xioo; Marietta Feter McDonnell A eorar of ill WILLI 3 iVrdinand to tllliaa Srhmiilr.

5TH A a corner of T5th Si" "st nr R. Huvi and wlf to Hark 7TH 1.000 iU and 4. a UMI ft of lu ir OOxHll J1U; Julius Drevfua and m-if, TTH St. w. 01 ft of av.

si.ai S0.1VI Julius ftrevfna ani In Hlueawiea-r 1UXU Sua 2osi4.S: Arthur' 16 Btllwell and wife to Died rich 13TH gT. a a 20 ft of 7th Av, 20x HJ3 Edward Jaooba, referee, to Mary Kelly 15.100 13TH ST. M31 Kaat; Julia. Fay to Mary E. Benson 1 17TH ST.

lit West. 25x12; Jeremiah W. Dtmick, and another to Thereat D. Browning 12.703 TTTH HT, 15 1 West. Emily Noble to Marr B.

Schramm 10 TH ST. 22 West. lC8xa.sxia8xa.B; John J. Duffy to Gerald Donnelly SOTH ST. ss.

ISO ft of loth Av. ZT'X OK; Theresa Dachtera to Helnrich J. Steenack 1,750 3TTH nr. 200 ft ot 11th Av. 2x.i; Rentard Campttell to Oeora-e Whiteade.

6.700 47TH ST, a s. 60O ft of 11th Av. 25 Susan A. Ludln and another to Henry E. Stevens and another.

1 MTH ST. -408 Bast Oeorre F. Anger and wife to Fanny Horowlts STH BT, 100 ft of 3d Av. IK 100.5; Ixsuia Flncus to Moses Oienik. part 1 77TH ST, 270 ft of 5th Av.

25x102.2; Robert McCafferty and others to Elisabeth Law 1 StrTH ST. 121 Weat. 18x102.2; Edward Jacobs, referee, to James i. 8,000 ST. Lata 206 and 207.

map of Harlem Commons, except part taken for Widening Lexington At; 85th St. tW.ll ft of 4th Av. 40.11x102.2: John Kettreteh and wife to Ann 25.000 04TH ST. 133 Weat. lKxlOO.8; Rom Dnimnood to Samuel Moorhouse 17,000 t7TH ST, m.

1H2.S ft of Columbus Av. 18.6x100.11; Mary M. KeUy to Mary B. Schramm 1 104TH ST. 122 East.

30x half Mock; Louis Knl and wife to the trustees of the Presbytery of New York 8.000 114TH ST. 302 West. 26x100.11; Treasury Corporation Co-operative Savings and Loan Association to IJxxle M. 27,000 11BTH ST, 856 West; Morris Oonsenheim and wife to Hannah Eckstein 1 12UTH ST, a. 175 ft of Madison Av, 1 xlOUll; Solomon Leic titer and wife to Hannah Ellincer 1 12TO ST, 162.6 ft of 1st Av, 18.x 100.10; Joseph A.

Carey and others to Hattle E. Hart 1 125TH ST. corner of Amsterdam Av. 100x49.10; Michael O'Brien, as executor, to Margaret Thompson 1 138D ST. a.

175 ft of 7th Av. 25x J1; Charles Levy and wife to Bern-, hard Malnxer 1 134TH ST, s. 366.3 of Lenox Av. 1S. x9U.ll; Daniel B.

Butler to Solomon Lelehter 1 141ST ST, s. Concord Av, 142d St, s. and Wales Av. a. block Fajinla C.

Lynn and others, executors, to the Colored Home and 40.000 $2,252 8,500 960 Recorded Leases. BLUMENSTOCK, Leon, to Louis F. Het- tler; 621 Oth Av. 6 9-12 years HAXF. Emma, ta Robert W.

Jackson; 115 and 117 14th St, four upper floors, 3 years 9 months LIVINGSTON. Herman, to Samuel Weinberg; 2.428 8th Av, store. Ac, 8 6CHBLL, Philip L. and another, executors, to Mary E. Griffin; 268 Spring St.

4 10-12 years 000, STOUTS, Jonas, to Julius W. Rtolts, as Vice President of J. J. W. Btolta; 191 and 193 Chrystle St.

10 years STOL.TS, Jonas, to Julius W. Stolts. as Vic President of J. J. W.

Stolts; 205 and 207 Elisabeth St. 10 years STOLTS, Jonas, to Julius W. Stolts, as Vice President of J. J. W.

Stolts; 227 Bowery, 10 years. TURNER. Sarah to Emma Hanf; 115 and 117 East 14th St, 10 years WHITMORE. Joseph, to Morris Weln-straub; 22 Allen St, 6 years 1.200 4.500 4.000 4.500 6.500 825 Recorded Mortgages. BALL.

Emma K. and Samuel to Matilda E. Goodwin, trustee, ac; of West End Av, 60 ft of 78th St, 8 years. $17,000 BALTES, Fernando, to Citizens' Savings Bank of New York; of Eagle Av, 175 ft of 161st St, 1 year 17,500 BENNETT, James to Selma Wallach; of 80th St, 144 ft of th Av, 1 year. 5,000 BENSON, Mary to Julia Fay; 831 East 13th St, 8 years 7.000 COOPER.

Mary to the New York Savings Bank; 531 3d Av, lVa years 8.500 DELANEY. James, to the Conk at Bern-helmer Company; corner of 172d St and Audubon Av, demand 2. 000 D'AURIA, O. Pasquale, to Hudson P. Rose; Lot 812, Block I.

amended map of property of 1L P. Rose, Mapes estate, 3 years 240 DICKSON, Sarah and others to Twelfth Ward Savlnrs Bank; part of Lot 181, map of Village of Morrlsania, 1 year 6.000 DOWNING, Frank L. to William R. Walker and others, trustees, tc, of Thomas Lewis; 1,473 Lexington Av, 3 years 18,000 FAWCETT. Isabel, to Henrietta M.

Carter: of Hatha-ale Av, 186.9 ft of 179th St. 2 years 250 FI'SSNER, W'llllam, and wife to Frances J. Bpleler; 265 Avenue A. demand. 525 FBINbERG.

William, and Joseph Poi- steln. and wives to Catharine A. P. Cas-aixrva; 15 Forsythe St. 5 years 30.000 GAEHLElt, Henry, to Hudson P.

Rose; Lot 346, Block J. amended map of H. P. Rose. Mapes estate, 3 years 135 GALLAGHER, James, and wife to Mary McGurl; corner of Main and Grant Sts.

24th Ward. 2 years 1,000 GIORDANO. Totnmasso. and wife to Thomas O'Connor; of Honeywell Av. 243 ft of Samuel St.

5 years, 2,500 GLAUBER. Emanuel and Sigmund. to Rosa Stratum: of East Broadway Lot 133, map of the estate of Hendrlck Ruta-ers. 2 years S.000 GRONHOLZ. Dledrlch.

to Arthur A. Stil-well; 263 East lOth St. 5 years 7,000 HART, Hattle to Eilxabeth V. Hitch- -oook; of 123d St, 162.6 fte of 1st Av, 3 years 4.500 HAU8ER. Gottlob.

and wife to Magdalen Bndhoiz and George Spengler and wife: W76 East 135th St. 3 years 2,500 HA USER. Gottlob, and wife to John Handle; 876 East 13oth St, 3 years 2,500 HEATH. Henry O. to Caroline 8.

Salzer; of Green Lane, or Av, 101 ft of proposed 5th St, 8 2,500 HOLBROOK, Anna C. and others to New York Security and Trust Company; 25 West 17th St and 20 Weat 16th St, 3 years 65.000 KELLY, Mary, to Agnes M. Mott: of 13th St. 220 ft of 7th Av. 3 8.000 KOSTER, Henry C.

and wife to Henry B. Anderson; of Lexington Av, 64.11 ft of 117th St. 3 years 7.000 LAMMERS. Marr. to Louis A.

Fahs; lxt 94. map of the village of Morris-anta. 3 years 2.000 LA MONT. Mary to Hudson P. Rose; Lots 1X1 and 2H4.

Block amended map tf the property of H. P. Rose, Mapes estate. 3 years 20 L1THGOW, George and wife to Caroline Graham and Mary E. McKimmln; of 5th St.

2T5 ft of Avenue D. Unlonport, demand 3,000 McBRIDE. Thomas, and Josephine Ren-ner. as guardian, to the Bank Clerks' Co-operative Building and Luan Association; Lots 40 and 41. part, map of the property of William O.

Giles. 24th Ward. Installments 2.8O0 Mol'AL'LEY, Patrick and Thomas. to Henry DeF. Weekes; of 3th St, 175 ft of 1st Av.

1 year 4,000 Patrick and Thomas, to Henry DeF. Weekes: a of 89th St, 2tn ft of 1st Ar, 1 year 4.000 MAI NE. Charles, and wife to Amelia A. Gunther and another, executors. Ac, of tKxifrey Guntherr of Lenox Av, 21 ft of 121st St.

5 years 10.000 MOOREHOUSE. Samuel, to Rose Drummond; 133 West 94th St, 3 6,000 NKHLKK, Justus, and wife to Edward OIerndoif and another, trustees. of Julius of 3d Av. 25.11 ft of KRith St, 5 years 5,000 PETZOLDT, Bernard, to Hudsjn P. Rose; Lit 344.

Block amended map of property of H. P. Rose. Mapes estate. 3 years 135 PITTMAN.

Mary to Mary J. Klaaam; 413 Wit 47th St. 3 years 21.000 POOLE. Florence to George E. of b7th St.

150 ft of West End Av, 1 year 10,000 REDDY. Thomas, and wife to Levin la McC. 8torer; 617 East 15Mth St. 3 years. 2.600 ROMKEY.

Catherine, to Hudson P. Rose; Lois 409 and 410. Block M. amended map of H. P.

Rose. Mapes estate. 3 years 205 SALZ, Adolph. to the Manhattan Savings Institution; of 131st St. 3oS ft of Lenox Av, 5 years 8,000 SCHADT.

Peter, to Henry Knoblock and wife; of MUh St. loo ft of 2d Av, 5 years 13.000 8CHMULTS. William, and wife to Ferdinand Kurzman: corner Willis Av and 13th St. 2 years 5.000 SEITZ. William, to Muscatine Sash and Ixir Company: 142d St.

extends from 3d to Alexander Av, (secures notes.l 1 722 THOMPSON. Margaret, to the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank; corner of Amsterdam Av and 125th St. 1 vear 4.000 TODD. John ta Citizens' Savings Bank or New lork; corner of Manhattan Av and 114th St. 1 140.000 TOMPKINS.

Kittle to Title Guarantee and Trust Company; 329 est 87th St. 5 years J. 10.000 TOWNSEND. Sherman and wife to Emily A. Watson: 233 to 239 William St.

and 12 IHmne St. 5 veara 50 000 fALENTIN. William and Emma, to Henry C. Wyand: of Anthony A v. 19J.2 ft of Burnslde Av, 1 year 500 VAN LEEUWEN.

Benjamin, and wife to James A. Roosevelt and another, trustees; a of 86tb St, 171.8 ft of Park Av. 5 years 28.000 VON BEESTPN. Frederick, and wife to Marie Thiede; of Greene At, 20U ft of Mapes A v. 5 vears 200 WESTING, D.

A. W. Theodor. and wife to Emma Archer and Emma Paul: of 44th St. 125 ft of 9th Av.

3 years 10 000 WIKLANDT. Michael, and wife and John Roth and wife to Lena Keck: of St. Ann's Av. 25 ft of 137th St. 5 years.

13 000 WISE. Frank to Title Guarantee and Trust Company; of 113th St, 125 ft of Boulevard. 1 year. 2.800 AHlgsmesta of Mortig. BESSON.

Samuel to James W. McEl- ninney DA VIES. Julien to Richard W. Stevenson, trustee DODGE. Mary, to Jacob Keeker $2,000 504 I.5UO DONNELLY.

Gerald, to John J. Duffy KINGSLAND. Cornelius to Jane tne A. Townsend McOAFKRET, Margaret to P. vt niton-Btuart POOLE.

George to Timothy POTTER. Frederick to Euarene Potter RINGE. Charles to Mela g. w. Ring.

10. Olio 10.000 10. Ann Num. 2 tO 2 5 13.. 2M 135 jwrc nuurun to aiary a.

ROSE. Hudson ROSE. Hudson ROSE. Hudson to Mary A. Myers to Mary A.

Myers to Harriet A. Shepperd. to Sarah Rmwn kose. Hudson TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COM- pany to lucnaro M. Hue and another, trustees 83,000 TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COM- pany to Joseph A.

Nones 10.000 TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRCaT COM- pany to WlUlfqrd Dayton 7.000 Lis Peadeaa. MADISON. ST. 227; Jonas Weil and Bern hard Mayer againat Wolf Fein and others, (to foreclose mortgage;) attorney, E. Arnstein.

MORNINGSIDB AV EAST, 25.5 ft a of 118th St. 25x100; the National Academy of Design against Ida L. Jenkins and others, (to foreclose mortgage;) attorneys, Lee A Lse. RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner of 91st St, 65.8 HOx Irregular; 91st St, 250 ft of West End Av.

40x100.8: Madison Av. a corner of Slat St. 4S.7xao: 18th St. s. 184.4 ft of 5th Av.

50.8x92, and a plot in Brooklyn; William R. Leach against Wifllam J. Merrtlt and others, (to declare lien;) attorney, A. N. Vermtiya.

30TH ST. 581 West; George Blanks against Frederick O. Ketcham and others, (to foreclose attorney, G. Blanke. S9TH 8T, s.

325 ft of 10th Av, Adele Hellshorn against Helena UnduUch and others, (to set aside deeds;) attorney, F. B. Chedsey. 46TH ST. 304 ft of 6th Av, 22x100.5; Emily D.

Sumner against Martha E. Clark and others, (to foreclose mortgage;) attorneys, J. C. Gullck. 112TH ST, 265 ft of 1st Av.

8Oxl0ti.ll; Mlln P. Palmer, trustee. c. against Pasquale Altlert and others, (to foreclose mortgage;) attorney. H.

McWllllama. 112TH ST. 28 ft of Pleasant Av. 25x lOO.ll; Mlln P. Palmer against Pletro Altierl and others, (to foreclose mortgage;) attorney.

H. McWllllama. 118TH ST. a 416. ft of Pleasant Av.

20.5a 100.11; Simon Waale against Lena Barilatl and others, (to foreclose mortgage;) attorney. Clark Brooks. Mechaates Lleaa. CLINTON AV, 1.602; George Metxger against John Chabaca, owner and contractor FOREST AV. s.

131.7 ft a of Home St. 50x100; Henry G. Sllleck. againat. Herbert Lounsbury, owner; E.

A. Reynolds, con tractor GOUVERNEUR ST, corner of Madison St, 93x58: Frederick Hammer against Philip Kotlowskl and Barnett Levy, owners; Marx Schaef and Charles Berg, contractors LENOX AV, 507; Burton Oilddon against Reynolds A. owners and contractors. POPLAR s. 232.2 ft Of Forest Av.

60x110x50x105: Church E. Gates It Co. against Sarah E. Coley, owner; Henry Morgan, contractor ST. ANN'S AV.

corner of 187th St. 100x100; W'llllam R. Robinson against William Wei land and John Roth, owners; Edward McCann. 68TH ST. 61 West: White.

Potter Paige Manufacturing Company against Frederick Aldhouse. owner; Gaylor A contractors 72D ST, corner of West End Av, 25x 100; Rupert Darragh'a Son St Co. against Spencer Aldrlch, owner and contractor 102D ST, corner of Lexington Av, 47.6x05; Michael Quinrt againat Harris Fordinsky, owner and contractor 14HTH ST, s. 275 ft of Bergen Av. 75x 86; Frederick Hammer against Albert Rothermel, owner; Marx Schaef and Charles Berg, contractors $26 275 193 85 421 1.642 422 879 41 75 Order under Chapter 915.

Laws pf 1896. ST. ANN'S AV. s. 25 ft of 144th St.

75x100; Rufus Robinson, on Frederick A. Snow to John Bell aV Son. STATE COURTS. New York Caleadara This Day. SUPREME COURT Appellate Division.

Recess. SUPREME COURT-Appellate Term-For the hearing of appeals from City Court and District Courta Adjourned for the term. SUPREME COURT Special Term Part Russell. J. Opens at 10:80 A.

M. Litigated Motions. 1 Cruise vs. Consolidated Gas Company. 2 Aacheim vs.

Myers. 8 Lowerre vs. The Mayor, Ao. 4 Isaac vs. Calder.

6 People, vs. Baus. 6A-Casnriel vs. Ahlstrom. 7 Murphy vs.

Murphy. 8 Vultee vs. Rogers. 9 Halsted vs. Halsted.

10 Greillng vs. Spencer. 11 In re Luger. 12 Southern National Bank vs. Wallace.

13-Peddle vs. Peddle. 14 Klngslaad vs. Stewart. 15 People, Ac, vs.

Huber. 16 law ys. East Lake Woolen Company. 17 Wallace vs. Wallace.

18 Thomas vs. Thomas. 19 German la Life Insurance Company va, Romalne, 20 Weberlln vs. Brugger. 21 Simon, Riegel Cigar Company vs.

Gorden, Burnham Battery Company. 22 Dascher va. Dascher. 23 Shilllnger vs. Shllllnger Fire-Proof Cement and Asphalt Company.

24 Ball vs. Ball Electric Light Company. 25 Green vs. Guest. 26 Green vs.

Garrison. 27 Brown vs. Brown. 3H Roche vs. Supreme Lodge.

Knights of Honor. 29 J. Walter Thompson Company va North Dakota Milling Company. 30 In re Branca eclo. 31 Colwell vs.

Colwell. 32 Barber vs. Tortl. 83 Mahon va Ongley Electric Company. 84 In re Woolf.

35 Excelsior Electric Company vs. General Electric Company. 36 Murrill vs. Bates. 87 Robusto vs.

Robusto. 36 Fogel vs. Rosenblatt. 39 Aaron vs. Tuaka.

40 Hein vs. Hein. 41 Tltue vs. Bier. 42 In re Mills.

43 Hag-gerty vs. Murphy. 44 Haebler vs. Robert C. Martin Company.

45 In Murray Hill Bank. 46 Wlttnauer vs. Clark. 47 Welch vs. Welch, 48 Davidson vs.

Weed. 49 In re Bond. 50 Tlsch vs. German Savings Bank. 51 Ruppert vs.

Roehner. 52 Kelso vs. Marshall. 53 Selgei vs. Adelson.

64 gtritsky vs. Stritsky. 65 Byk va de Jongh. 66 Cross vs. Obershelmer.

67 Struth vs. Struth. 68 Rosen ret er vs. Huse-meyer. 59 American Exchange National Bank va The Casino Company.

60 In re Worthlng-ton Company. 61 Bohner vs. Haffen. Endemann vs. Haffey.

63 Vanderbtlt vs. Gurley. SUPREME COURT Special Term Part II. Truax. J.

Opens at 10:30 A. M. Ex parte business. SUPREME COURT-Speclal Term Parts V11-. and VIII.

Adjourned for the term. SUPREME COURT Trial Term Parts IV. and XII. Adjourned for the term. SURROGATE' 8 COURT Chambers Arnold.

S. Motion calendar called at 10:30 A. M. 1 Cornelius Horgan. 2 Page Dennis.

Wills for Probate. At 10:30 A. M. Susanne A. Steers, George E.

Hardy, Meyer Lehman, Adam Villtng. Alfred Wolff. Meyer Mam lock, Julia Ann Woodward, Frances Danxlg, Chester Billings. SURROGATE'S COURT Trial Term Adjourned for the term. CITY COURT General Term Adjourned sine die.

CITT COURT Special Term Fitxsimons, J. Held in Room 13 City Hall. Opens at 10 A. M. Motions must be made returnable at 10:30 A.

M. Default on motions will be taken at 11 A. M. CITT COURT Trial Term Parts and IV. Adjourned for the term.

COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS Part I. New burger. J. Opens at 10:30 A. M.

Assistant District Attorney Van Allen for the People. 1 Edward Keller. 2 Charles Jackson. 3 Otto Goldberg. 4 Lizzie Lenahan.

5 Jacob C. Choate. 6 Estella Anderson, 7 Edward Wha- len. 8 David Buckley. 9 Ferdinand Sekely.

10 Percy Singleton. 11 James Murray. 12 William Gasdes. 13 Albln Schroeder. 14 John W.

t'arr. 15 James H. Ackerman. 16 Frank Martin. 17 Richard Edwards.

1M Charles Hattemer. 19 John Hart. John Hammond, and Frank Lsng. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS-Part II. Opens at 10:30 A.

M. Goff. R. Assistant District Attorney Carpenter for the People. 1 Louis Goldschmldt.

2 Mary Smith. Annie Bolton, and Charles Brinkerhoff. 8 James Mack. 4 Moses Sellg. 5 Joseph T.

Collins and Margaret Oliver. 6 Samuel Levy and Charles Goldstein. 7 Patrick Smith. 8 Morris Flnk-elstein. 9 Joseph Mittenthal.

10 Alfonso Ger-niaelll. 11 Charles Miller and Walter Christ. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS Parts ILL and IV. Adjuuriaed for the term. Brooklyn Court Calendars.

COUNTY COURT Hurd. J. Opens in Room 7 Court House. Criminal calendar. COUNTY COURT Part II.

Aspinall, J. inal calendar. -Qrim- BAPTISTS AT CHATTANOOGA. Convention of Their Ysaog People's laloa of America Well Atteaded. CHATTANOOGA, July 15.

The seventh International Convention of the Baptist Young People's Union of America 'began In this city this morning with about 4.000 delegates and some of the most prominent Baptist leaders in the country pres ent. The convention was opened with a short song service, led by Dr. L. L. Henson of Fort Wayne, Ind, formerly Secretary of me tsoara oi Managers.

President Chapman delivered the opening address. Addresses of welcome were delivered as follows: On behalf of the churches, by Dr. R. B. Garrett, pastor of the First Baptist Church; on behalf of the Baptist Young People's Society of the city and State, by the Rev.

M. D. Jeffries of Knoxville. on behalf of the citizens of Chattanooga, by Mayor George W. Ochs.

Dr. J. W. Conley of St. Paul.

eloquently responded to these welcoming addresses. Dr. H. W. Reed.

Recording Secretary, then announced the standing committees and leaders of important topics for each State represented In the convention. Baptists to Seenre a Big Gift. The. Rev-; H. L.

Morehouse of this city, the Field Secretary of the American Baptist Home Missionary Society, went to Boston yesterday to confer with the Hon. Robert O. Fuller of Boston. A. J.

Fox of Detroit, and Charles H. Dutcher of Brooklyn regarding the certification of the fact that more than ton baa been raised by volunteer contribution since the first of' last February to pay the debts of the society and the Mission Union, the certificate being required to make available John D. Rockefeller's conditional gift of to the Baptist Mission Societies. Sale of City Bonds Annonnced. Controller Fitch has announced for aale in the near future 3tfc per cent, gold bonds of the city for S10.053.017.27-- The money is to be used for city improvements.

The largest Items of the proposed expenses are 83.MiQ.uut for dock improvement, $1,750 mh for the aqueduct, and Sl.01M.u20 for schools. The sale Is the first one of any magnitude since Novemoer last, when nearly S17.0U0 -0W uf 3V per coot. goi bouda wert gold. FOUL' PLAY CHARGED. Relatives af Wealthy Tanas Wtati Who Died at Alletna.

Btart an Investigation. BOSTON, July 15. While tha body of Miss Edith C. Ward, who died at the homa of Mrs. Dr.

Clara Leach Austin in Alls ton last Tuesday, waa being prepared to-day. in accordance with the young: woman's alleged wishes, for cremation, an order from the police hold the body until an autopsy could be performed waa received by the undertaker. Another order following the first directed that the body should be burled instead of being submitted to the process of cremation. These orders were Issued at the request of the relative of the young woman, who, accompanied by a lawyer, called on the police and stated that. In their opinion, the young woman's death was the result of foul play.

The police officials promptly took steps to Srevent any disposition of the body until ledical Examiner Stedmaut should hold an autopsy. Miss Ward, who was a relative of a former well-known business man. Inherited quite a fortune. Those who protested against the disposition of the body said she had been living with Dr. Austin for two years.

They had heard little' from her and were surprised to learn of her death. A reputable physician gave the cause of death as typhoid fever. Dr. Austin, who waa directing the preparation for cremation, states that before Miss Ward died she expressed the wish that her body be cremated. Japanese Prince Coming; Here.

Prince Takehlto Arisugawa, the representative of the Emperor of Japan at the recent jubilee festivities- in London, will leave Liverpool next Saturday on the I'm-bria and la expected to arrive here about the 24th. He will be accompanied by a suite of nine Japanese noblemen. Including Count Saw the master of ceremonies at the Court of Japan. He will remain in this city two or three days. The Prince is a nenhew of the Emperor and a Rear Admiral in the Japanese Navy.

CITT ILELAL EST ATS FOR BALE. AIXTIOXKER. AGENT. Geo. R.

Read, real ESTATE, PIXB IT. AKD 1 MADISOX AV. BROKER. APPRAISER. LEGAL SALES, SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW-York.

City and County of New York. MICHAEL WINEBCRUH, plaintiff, against HENHft' WINEBURGH, Abraham Wlneburgh. and Jesse Wlneburgh, defendants. Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to the authority conferred upon me by the interlocutory Judgment entered In the above-entitled action. In the olTlce of the Clerk of the City and County of New York, on the 18th day of July, 187, I.

the undersigned, as Receiver of the firm of M. Wlneburgh will sell at public auction, at the Exchange Salesrooms, No. Ill Broadway, in the City of New York, on the 24th day of July. 1807, at 11 o'clock In the forenoon of that day. all the property and assets of the firm of M.

Vt'tneburgh A Brothers, except the Interest of said firm In the stock of the Union Street Railway Advertising Company. The property so to be sold includes the good-will of the business heretofore carried 'on by the firm of M. Wlneburgh A Brothers. Its office furniture. 470 shares of the capital stock of the Eastern Advertising Company of the par value of (50 each, and the interest of said firm In various leases for advertising privileges, executed by certain street railway companies operated in the Cities of Baltimore and Washington, respectively, and the Interest of said firm in various advertising contracts owned by it, and all accounts, bills receivable, leases, and, property of every kind and nature whatsoever.

The property to be sold will be divided Into lots, so far as may be practicable, and a detailed statement and description of such division Into lots may be inspected at my office, in The Times Building. In this city. Dsted New York. July 14th. lt7.

SAMUEL. SANDERS, GILBERT M. SPEIR. Attorney for Receiver. PUBLIC NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT State of New York Second Judicial District. In the matter of the application and petition of MICHAEL T. DALY. Commissioner of Public Works, In the City ot New York, for and on behalf of the Mayor. Aldarmen, and Commonalty of the City of New York, under Chapter 4M of the Laws of 1883 and the laws thereof, to acquire certain real estate for the purpose of maintaining, preserving, and increasing the water supply of the City of New York.

Matter of Jerome Park Reservoir. Pcbllo notice Is hereby given that the second separate report of James Bergen. Franklin Edaon, and John De Witt Warner. Commissioners of Appraisal In the above-entitled matter, waa filed In the office of the Clerk of the County of Westchester at White Plains, in said county, on the 14th day of June, 1SD7. and a copy thereof filed in the office of the County Clerk of the City and County of New York on the loth day of June.

1807. Notice Is further given that the said report includes and affects the parcels- of land designated as Parcels 2. 13. 14. 1ft.

31, S3, north half of 34. 44, 47. 52. 63. 55, ttO.

82, 5, 68, 69, 71. 72. 73, 74. 75, 77. 80.

81. 82 87. 02. 03. 93.

StJ. 97, 10O. 101. 103, 104. 107, 108.

109. 110, 112. 113. 114. 115.

117, 119, 120. 121, 122. 123. 124. 12fl.

127. 128, 129. 130. 132. 133.

134, 135, 13u. 137, 138, 139. 140. 141. 142.

143. 144. also the claim of Jane M. Cudllpp. the claim of Augustus Van CortlanUt.

and the claim of William O. Giles. Notice Is further given that an application will be made at a Special Term of the Supreme Court of the State of New York. t. be held in and for the Second Judicial District or Department at the Court Houe In White Plains, Westchester County, New York, on the seventeenth (17) day of July.

1897, at 10:30 o'clock in the forenoon of that day or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, for an order confirming said' report snd for such other and further relief as may be just. Dated New York. June 16 W97. FRANCIS M. SCOTT, Counsel to the Corporation.

Offlee and Post Office address No. 2 Tryon Row, New York City. lels-law4wFAJyl6 LEGAL NOTICES. BLIVEN It CARRINOTON. We, the persons whose names are severally undersigned, being desirous ot forming a limited partnership pursuant to the atatutea of the Stat, of New York, do hereby certify: That the name or Arm under which such partnership is to be conducted is "BLIVEN A CARRINOTON." that the general nature of the business Intended to be transacted by such partnership is the manufacturing, refining, buying and selling of oils, grease, and lubricants, and the principal place of business of said partnership shall be situated In the City of New York, In the County of New York.

That the names of all the respective general and special partners Interested therein and their respective places of abode are: Henry P. Carrington, whose place of abode ta at 2ft West 120th Street. In the City of New York, a general partner: Herman F. Cokefair. whose place of abode Is at 157 West 91st Street, in the Citv of New York, a general partner, and William H.

Douglas, whose place of abode Is at 317 West 76th Street, In the City of New York, a special partner. That, the amount of capital which the said special partner has Contributed to the common stock or capital of said partnership is Seventeen Thousand Dollars, tC7.0UO. and that the period at which said partnership is to commence Is the 23d day of June, 1897. and the period at which It will terminate is the 23d day of June, 19O0. Made and severally signed at the City of New York this 23d day of June, 1807.

HENRY P. HERMAN F. COKEFAIR, Stat, of New York. City and County of New York, ss: On this -23d day of June. 1897.

before me personally came Henry P. Carrington, Herman F. Cokrfair. and William H. Douglas, each to me known and known to me to be the Individuals described in and who executed the foregoing certificate, and they each severally acknowledged to me that they executed the same.

JOSE R. F. SAVAGE. Notary Public. New York County.

State of New York. City and County of New York, ss: Henry P. Carrington and Herman P. Cokefair being each duly and severally sworn, deposes and says, each for himself, that he Is one of the general partners named In the foregoing certificate: that the sum specified In said certificate to have been contributed by William H. Douglas, the sprcial partner, to the common stock of said partnership has been actually and In rood faith paid In cash.

HENRY P. CARRINOTON. HERMAN F. COKEFAIR. Sworn to before me this 23d day of June 1897 JOSE R.

F. SAVAGE. j2S-law0wF Notary Public. New York County. SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY ELIPHALET W.

TTLJiR, as trustee under the will of Charles Thurber, deceased, plaintiff against ALICE DA VI Ed. David T. Davlea. New ork Investment and Improvement Company Frank Davlea, George Van Buhren. William SaC son, Hyman Ginsberg, Philip Blerschenk.

George 8. De Hierapolls. James C. Levy, William E. Dederlch.

and Frederick Wandelt. defendants. Summons. To the above-named defendants, and each of them: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint In this action, and to serve a copy of your answer On the plaintiff's attorney within twentv days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service, and in case of your failure to appear or answer judgment will be taken against you by default tor the relief demanded In the complaint. Dated New York.

April 21st. 187 A. R. PRATT. Plain tllTs Attorney Post Office Address and 6fflce AddAsl SS Broadway.

New York City. vrnm To the defendants Alice Davlea. Frank WlillamlB. Ded.rteh. and JdJrl?" xing summons is served upon you by publication, pursuant to an order of Honorable George P.

Andrews, one of the Justioeaof tha Supreme Court of the 8 tat. of New York. id plaint In the othce of the Clerk of the CIlTind ton my of New York, at the County Court Houai la said city. Dated New York. June 10th.

1107 U.Urt.laU To City. LEGAL SOTICES. ISf PCRSUANCK OF AN ORDER MADE BY the Honorable George P. Andrews, a Justice uf the Supreme Court vt the (Hate- of New Vera, for the City and County of New York, oa the 24th day of June. 1897, notice is hereby glvea to all the creditors and persons having claims against the GILBERT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, lately doing buatneaa in the City, County, and Stat, of New York, to present their claims, with the vouchers therefor duly verified, to the subscriber, the duly appointed assignee of the said Gilbert Manufacturing Company, for the benefit of creditors, at his place ot transacting business, at the efflce of Jtounds DUV lingbam.

No. Broadway. In the City, County, and State of -New York, oa or before the Uib, day of September. 107. Dated New York.

July 1st, IW. SIDNEY SARGENT. Assignee. ROUNDS TML.1.1NGHAM. Attorneys for As- stgnee, Broadway.

New York City. jyS-lawwF REFEREES NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK County. THE MOUNT MORRIS CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, plaintiff, againat JAMES G. PATTON and others, defendants.

In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale mad. and entered in the above-entitled action, "bearing date June 224. 1MT, L. the undersigned refers. In said Judgment named, shall sell at public auction, at the N.w York Real Estate Salesroom, No.

Ill Broadway, ta the City and County of New York, by D. Phoenix lngraham, auctioneer, oa the 28th. day of July, 1897. at twelve o'clock noon ef that day, the following described premises mentioned and described In said Judgment, to wit: All that -part of a certain lot. piece, er parcel of land, situate, lying, and being la the Twenty-third Ward ef the City of New York, and known as part of lot No.

29 on Block BIS. on a certain map entitled Map of sub-division of property Charlotte Vx Trowbridge, In the 23d Ward of the City of New York." and flied In the office of the Register of the City and County of New York "October 20th. 1882. bounded and described, as follows: Beginning at appoint on the westerly side of Rogers Place distftnt sis hundred and forty-nine and 2-luO (49.N2 feet northerly front the northerly aide of Westchester Avenue, running thence westerly and parallel or nearly so to the southerly boundary line of Lot No. 28 oa said map eighty-six and 4-10 w.4 feet; thence northerly and parallel with StebtXne Avenue seventeen and 04-10O (17.94) feet more or less to the northerly boundary line of said lot number 29 on said map; thence easterly at right angles or nearly so to Stebbins Avenue, and along the northerly boundary line of said lot No.

Twenty-nine (29) forty and 31-100 (40.31) feet: thence easterly and along the said northerly boundary lln. of lot number twenty-nine (29) and at right angles to Rogers Place fifty-two and 67-100 (i2.r7) feet to the westerly side of said Rogers Place, and, thence southerly along the westerly side of Rogers Place fourteen (14) feet to the point or place of beginning. Also all the right, title, and In-' terest of the parties hereto of the first part In and to the. land In front of the above described remises to the centre line of Rogers Plc ated New York. July 1, 1897.

ic. WILLIAM H. WILLIS. Jtrt9T BAMTETi K. DUFFEY.

Attorney for PUunUn. 218-220 Broadway. New York, N. Y. inuIr-Jy-2aw8wTuaVFajy27 EAST FOURTH STREET SUPREME COURT -MARGARET LUDWIG.

Plaintiff, againat WILLIAM J. REILLY et Defendants. Ir. pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale made and entered In the above entitled action 4n the office of the Clerk of the City and County of New York, bearing date the Both day of June, 1897, as amended by the order entered In the office if the Clerk of the City ml County of New York, the 3d day of July, 1897, I the undersigned referee therein earned, will sell at' public auction, at the New York Real Estate Salesroom, No. Ill Broadway, In the Citv of N.w York, on the 29th day of July.

1S97. at 12 o'clock noon on that day. by James Wells. Auctioneer, the premises In Judgment mentioned and therein described, as follows: All that certain lot. piece, or parcel of Und.

with the buildings thereon erected, situate, lying and being in the Eleventh Ward of the City of New York, and known as No. 872 Fourth Street, in ssid city, more particularly bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point formed by the Intersection of the southwesterly- line of Fourth Street with the southeasterly line of the lot known as No. 370 Fourth Street, In said city distant one hundred and twenty-one feet southeasterly from the southerly corner of Avenue and Fourth Street: Running thence southwesterly along the said lot number 870 Fourth Street and parallel -with Avenue nlnety-elx feet, to the centre line of the block between Third and Fourth Streets; running thence aoutbeasterly-along said centre line twenty-three feet to the northwesterly line of the lot number 874 Fourth Street. In said city; running thenoe nortbeasar-ly along the last said mentioned line and parallel' with Avenue ninety-six feet to the southwesterly side of Fourth Street, and running thence northwesterly along the said side of Fourth Street twenty-three feet to the place of beginning Dated New York, July 3d. is97.

smutng. DAVID THOMSON. Referee THOMAS E. RUSH Attorney for Plaintiff, 100 Broadwav. N.

Y. Citv. JOHN SULLIVAN, Guardian sd litem for In fant Defendant. Jy7-2aw3wW4FAJyas SKyENTY-FITH STREET. Supreme Court.

City County of New York. JENNIBI MOklARTY. plaintiff, against GEORGE IL WHITLOCK'. Ellssbeth M. Simms David W- Hrria and Isabella A.

Whltlock. defendants. In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale, duly made and entered In the above-entitled action, bearing date the twenty-second day of June 1897, I. the undersigned, referee therein. appointed for that purpose, will sell at publla auction at the New York Real Estate Exchange Salesroom, No.

Ill Broadway, In the City and County of New York, on the sixteenth day of July, 1897, at 12 o'clock noon, by William auctioneer, the premises mentioned and described In said Judgment, AU that certain lot, piece, or parcel of land, with the building and Improvements thereon erected, situate, lying and being In the Twenty-second Ward of the City of New York, and bounded and described as fol- lows: Beginning at a point on the northerly line of Seventy-nfth Btreet distant one hundred and seventy (170) feet easterly from the comer formed by the Intersection of the northerly line of Seventy-fifth Street with the easterly line of West End (formerly Eleventh) Avenue, running thence northerly and parallel with West End Avenue and for a part of the way through a party wsll ne hundred (lOO) ret; thence running easterly and parallel with Seventy-fifth Street, eighteen (18) feet; thence southerly and a-aln parallel with said West End Avenue, and a part of the way through another party wall one hundred (100) feet to the northerly line of Seventy-fifth Street, and thence running westerly along said northerly Une of heventv-flfth Kt (18) feet to the point or place of beginning. Dated New York. June 23, 1W7. A. WALKER OTIS.

Referee. CHAS. P. ft WM. W.

BUCKLEY. Plaintiff's Attorneys. 171 Proad way. N. Y.

City. SURROGATE NOTICES. BAAB, GEORGE J. In pursuance or an order of Hon. Frank T.

Fitzgerald. Surrogate ot the City and iCfeunty of New York, notice is hereby given to ail persona having claims aaaiust GEO RGB J. BAAB, late of the City of New -York, deceased, to present the same, with vouchers thereof, lo the subscriber, at her place of transacting busiress. at No. 104 East Eighty-third Street.

In the City ot New York. Jo ir before the tenth day of September. 1897, next. Dated New York, the 25lb day of February 1897. MARY M.

BAAB. Executrix. THEALL BEAM, Attomeya for Executrix, Nos. 43 and 47 Wall Street. New York City.

120-lawms BARNARD, SAMUEL W. In pursuance of an order ot Hon. John H. V. Arnold, Surrogate of the City and County of New York, notice is hereby given to ail persons having claims against Samuel W.

Barnard, late ot the City of Near York, deceased, to present the same, with vouch-. ars thereof, to the subscriber, at her place of transacting business, at the office of Burr, Coombr Wilson, attorneys. No. 84 Broadway, in tha City of Brooklyn, on er before the auth day of December next. Dated New York, the 16th day of June, 1897.

CORDELIA C. BARNARD. Executrix. BURR. COOMBS A WILSON, Attorney! for Executrix.

s4 Broadway. Brooklyn, N. Y. Jel-law6oaS BRAND, JAMES. In pursuance of an order of Hon.

Frank T. Fitzgerald, Surrogate of the City and County of New York, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against JAMEs BRAND, late of the Citv of New York, deceased, to present the same with vouchers thereof to tha subscriber, at his place of transacting business, Nos. 81 and 83 Fulton Street. In the City of Jew York, on or before the twenty-fourth day of December next. Dated New York ih.

day of June. 1897. FRANK SEARS. Executor. 81 am.

ruuuu cum, isew ion city. COUDERT BROTHERS. Attorney, lor Executor, 10O Broad- way. New York City. j.ls-lawmF BRUCE.

JULIA. In pursuance of an order of won. jonn n. v. Arnold.

Surrogate of the City and County of New York, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against Julia Brace, late of the City of New York, deceased, to present the same, with vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at her place of transacting business, al the office of Butler, Not man. Joiine A Mynderse, No. 54 Wall Street. In the City of New York, oa or before the 25th day of September next, Dated New) York, the 19th day ot March. 1897.

MARY LANOLEY BRUCE, Administratrix, t. a.l BUTLER, NOTMAN, JOUNE A MYNDERSE. Attorneys for Administratrix, t. 54 Wall Street. New York City.

mhls-law6nF CORSOS, CORNELIUS. In pursuance of aa er. Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald.

Surrogate ol the City and County of New York, notice is all persona having claims against CORNELIUS CORSON, late of the City of New Tork. deceased, to present the same with vouchers thereof to the subscribers at their place, et transacting business, al the office of Daniel Slote No. 110 William Street. In the City of New York, on or before the thirty-first day ef December next. Dated New York, the twenty-fourth day of June, 1897.

SIMON VAN RAt)PORD KELSO. Executors, ae. CHAS. P. WM.

w. BUCKLEY. Attorneys for Executors. 171 Broadway. K.

Y. City. -je25-lawttmoP CROWLEY. MARY ANN. In pursuance of an JohB iV.V- Arnold.

Surrogate ef the City and County of New York, notice is to all persons having claims 'against MARY ANN CROWLEY, late of the City of New lork. deceased, to present the same, with vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at hla place of transacting business. No. 71 Wall Street. In the City of New York, oa or before the 25th day of September nerU-Dated New York, the 18th day BROW ELL It PATTERSON, Attorneys for Executor, 71 Wall Street.

New York. mhl9-law6mF -J' Surrogate of the City fBt.iNe1w Tork' uce hereby given i Vy against JOHN DAL- ErlJfi? CUy ol Nw Tor. deceased. wllh voucher, thereof, ta the subscriber, at his place of transacting Amsterdam Avenue. In the City on.

or before the twelfth day of December New York, the seventh lsn- Gfioaas w. uajujcx. 1 00.