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-t TTTR KRW YOTITT THfES. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 24 i897.VELVE PXGE3. 10 IN THE REAL ESTATE FIELD Sales fcr Private Contract ad at Aaftloa. ISuerman Co.

hare sold for the estate of Frederick Lowe, to Harris Cohen A 2sJ Rroome Street, northeast corner of EUrtdge Street. 20.3 by 102. Mr. Bryan I Kennelly haa sold for I J. Hidden, to Leonard Paulson.

the thxee-atory brick 21 Vestry Street, 20 by 40, at about $10,000. Robert Trerr.pl has sold the five-story brick fiat 204 West Seventy-eighth Street. 35 by 100.2, at about 70.00O, taking- In sart payment a country residence In Mamaroneck. Marlanna Dean has sold to Pincus Lowen-Xeld. at about $14,500.

L4SS Second Avenu. 21 by 75. At auction In the Trinity Building Sales-. room yesterday Philip A. Smyth sold In foreclosure to James C.Oullck, for I15.3S2, the five-story brick tenement, with" stores, I S24 East One Hundred and Seventh Street.

25 by loo.lL Richard' V. Harnett Co. sold In foreclosure to- John Relnschmidt. for $7,479, the two three-story frame dwellings, 1,104 and 1.166 East One" Hundred, and Sixty-ninth Street. 37 by 45.

by 43.8Vi by 71.0U- -I), rhoenix Ingraham sold in foreclosure to Abraham Cohen and others, for $40,350, the five-story brick flat, 71 East One Hundred and Sixteenth Street. 80 by 100. James Wells sold in foreclosure to Charles IX Koss. for $40,000. the seven-story brick factory, 343 West Broadway.

25 by 100; also in foreclosure, to the plaintiff, "Mary A. i Cross, for $2,400, Third Avenue, or as shown on map of Adamsvtlle, Fordham Avenue, northwest side, 660 feet southwest of King's Bridge Road, 25 by 120. To-day's Aaettoa Sales. The following sales' at auction are down for to-day at 111 Broadway, unless other wise specified: -Mf4 By Peter F. Meyer foreclosure sale.

William S. Andrews, referee. 280 West rventy-thlrd Street, south side, 21 feet east West End Avenue, 17.3 by 76.8, three-story and basement brick dwelling. Due on judgment. subject to first mortgage for $15,000.

By D. P. Ingraham, partition sale. Charles W. Dayton, referee.

140 East Thirty-first Street, south side. 153 feet east of Lexingten Avenue. 21 by 8., four-story brick dwelling. By Goldlng A Whltehouse, foreclosure ale. Edward Lv Patterson, referee, 306 East Ninety-eighth Street, south side.

125 feet east of Second Avenue, 25 by 100.11, five-story brick tenement, with stores. Due on judgment. $14247. subject to first mort- gage for $13,000. By Goldlng A Whltehouse.

foreclosure sale, Edward D. O'Brien, referee, north' west corner of Katqnah. Avenue and Two Hundred and Thirty-eighth Street, 100 by 120. six two-story frame dwellings. Due on judgment, $2,837.

By William Kennelly. foreclosure sale. Franklin Hi en, referee, 338 East Sixty-first Street, south side, -119 feet west of First Avenue. 28. by 100.5.' five-story brick tene ment.

Uue on judgment, lo.ous. By William Kennelly. foreclosure sale. "William W. MacFarlane, referee, 2o7 West Eighty-fourth Street, north side, 146 feet west or Amsterdam Avenue, oy tlve-storv brick flat.

Due on Judgment. $6,443. subject to first mortgage, Ac, for sju.lao. By William- Kennelly. foreclosure sale, Eurene H.

Pomerov. referee. 133 Convent Avenue, east side. ls4 feet north of One Hundred and Forty-eighta Street. ty bo, three-story and basement brick dwelling.

Due on judgment, $2,438. By William Kennelly, foreclosure sale, S. WT Wan) r.ftr If TrinfftMl AvftnUe. east side. 24 feet south of Thirty-ninth Street, Zs.u by eO, lour-story ana basement brownstone-front dwelling.

Due on judgment, $16,176. By Adrian H. Muller Son, foreclosure gale, Qeorge L. Ulves, referee, southeast corner of Eighth Avenue and Eighteenth Street. 26.4 by 110, four-story frame building, and two-story frame buildings, with stores, on street ia rear; also, 248 to 252 West Eighteenth Street, south side; lio feet east of Eighth Avenue, 68 by 92, one three-story and two two-Btory frame buildings; also, 236 to 242 West Eighteenth Street, south side, 228 feet east of Eighth Avenue, feT.llVi by 82.

five and six story brick brewery and three-story brick office; also, north-- east corner of Eighth Avenue and Seventeenth Street, 26.4 by 100, three-story frame building, with store, and two-story brick rear buildings; also. 243 to 265 West Seventeenth Street, north side. It) feet east of Eighth Avenue, 2JS0 by north 38.5 by west 55 by north 53.7 by west about 225 by south, 82 to beginning, eight one, two, four, and five story brick brewery buildings on 243. 245. and 253 to 2U5, three-story Irame buildings, with two-story brick stables and one-story frame buildings In rear of 247 to 251; also.

238 to 243 West Eighteenth Street, north side, 24.4Vi feet east of Eighth Ave-- nue, by 92, three-story brick and frame stores and tenements, with two-story frame building and four-story brick tenement in rear. Due on judgment. $526,016. By Bryan L. Kennelly, public auction Sales, soutrwast corner of Canal and Varick Streets.

74.8V by 74.3 by 61 by 30.10. two four-story brick tenements, with stores, and three-story brick tenement," all fronting on Varick Street; small two-story brick building and store on Canal Street, with two-story brick rear building; also. Long Island Sound and First Street, north side. Rye, K. about 2 by 5S6, two cottages.

By Richard V. Harnett ac foreclosure aale. Thomas D. Hunted, referee, southwest corner of Third Avenue and One Hundred and Fifty-eighth 23 fcy 10o, three-story brownstone-front with, store. Due on judgment.

12.i0. At 58 Liberty Street, by Richard V. Harnett A executors' sales, 335 West Thirteenth Street, north side, about 175.9 feet east of Hudson Street, 18.9 by four-story and basement brick dwelling; also, 328 East One Hundred and Twenty-fourth Street, north side. 310 feet eat Second Avenue, 20 by lott.ll.' three-story and basement brownstone-front dwelling; also. 74 and 7ti East Ono Hundred and Twenty-seventh Street, south side.

115 feet west of Park Avenue, 12.6 by 88.11 each, two three-story and basement brownstone-front dwellings; also. 16 East One Hundred and Twenty-eighth Street, south side. 210 feet east of Fifth Avenue. 20 by 88.11. three-story and basement frame dwelling; also.

872 Park Avenue, west tfde. 27.2 feet south of Eighty-third Street. 1S.8 by AK four-story and basement brownstone-front flat; also, public auction sale, 581 Park Avenue, east side. feet south of Sixty-fourth Street. 'Jft 5 by 97.5.

five-story and basement brick flat; also. Hillside Street, south side, about 252.4 feet east of King's Bridge Road, 5 by 201.2 50 by 201.4: also, public auction or trustees' sale. 66 Thomas Street, south side, 15 1 feet west ot Church Street. 25 by loo. four-story brick store and loft build-ins.

PROJECTED BUILDINGS. C. B. J. Snyder, Superintendent of Public School Buildings, has plans and specifications In preparation for two new school buildings to be erected for the city.

One of the proposed structures is to occupy a plot on the north side of Hester Street, between Orchard and Ludlow Streets. It will be of five stories, and will have a total frontage of 125 and a depth of 175 feet. The ground floor is to be used for play yards; the second, third, and fourth stories areto be fitted up for class and assembly rooms; the fifth story is to be devoted to a gymnasium and the training department. There will be rooms for the classes In modeling, cooking, sewing, carpentry, and calisthenics. The roof will contain an open play yard, over which will be a wire mh spread over Iron trusses.

The cost will be about 200.inI. The entire block between Seventy-seventh and Seventy-eighth Strets, on the east side cf Avenue A. is to be used as the site for th other nublic school building for which Mr. Snyder Is drawing plans. This struct ure, which will cost about S190.000.

will be furnished with every modern Improvement in school equipments and furniture. It will be healed by steam and wired for electric liirhta Trt main facade will be on the avenue. The building will be 200 by 100 teet. five stories THE BCILDIVO DEPARTMENT. List Plaas Filed for Keiv Straet- rei ssd Alterations.

One Hundred and Forfy-eighth Street, north aide. l.Ml fet west of 14 rook Avenue, tor two four-story brick tenements, 25 by 77; Peter J. Cooley of S03 East One Hundred and Forty-eighth Street, owner; A. F. Schmidt of oourtiandt Avenue, arcni- tect: cost.

Prospect Avftnue -nortneast corner or Jennlngn Street, for a three-story frame oy iseil Toeinerg ot Home street and Southern Boulevard, owner and archi tect; cost. JU.SOII. Daly Avenue, east side. teet norm of One Hundred and Seventy-seventh Street, for a two-story frame dwelling, ai by 45; Henry Botthoff of 454 East One liundred and Forty-eighth Street, owner; Chris F. Lohse of 651 Bobbins Avenue, architect; cost.

$3,000. One Hundred and street. north side, 25 feet west of Vanderbllt Ave nue, for a three-story frame tenement, zz by 52; Henrietta Lauch of 553 East Eighty-second Street, owner; F. J. Miller of 3,363 Third Avenue, architect: cost.

$4,400. Van Nest. Westchester, ror a tnree-story brick dormitory, by the Sacred Heart Academy, owners: Berlin Iron and Bridge Company, architect; cost, $22,000. rrospect Avenue, east sine, w.v aeet norm of Jennings Street, for two three-story frame tenements, 20 by 62 and 20 by 52.8; John Toelbers: or 1.41a vyse street, owner; Nell Toelberg. architect; cost.

U.OX Foot of Prospect Street, City isiana, feet from east shore, far a one-story frame engine house. S3 by 50; Charles W. Smith, lessee: James Smith of 407 West One Hun dred and Sixty-fourth Street, architect; cost. si Intervale Avenue, west side. 222.6 feet north of One Hundred and Sixty-fifth Street, for a three-Btorv frame tenement.

22 by ou: Neil Toelberg of Home Street and Southern rtnulevard. owner and architect: cost. Lyman Place, cast side, 125 feet south of Freeman Street, for a two-story frame dwelling. 20 by 45; James Plnchback, owner and architect; cost. $3,800.

Morris Park Avenue, south side, 61.6 feet west of Unlonport Road, for a three-story hrirk lwlllnir and store. 25 bv 43: J. Sum mer of 2.t87 Third Avenue, owner; 8. Saas of 25 Chambers Street, arcnitect; cost, mm Van Nest, Westchester, for a two-story chapel and gymnasium, 39 by 100, by the Sacred Heart Academy, owners; Berlin Iron and Bridge Company, arcnuects; cost. I'ltrwi Seventeenth Street, northeast corner of Seventh Avenue, alterations to a flve-story and basement brick factory.

Weber. Wheel-ock Co. of 108 Fifth Avenue, owners; Lester A. Cramer of 126 East Twenty-third Street, architect: cost, $1,800. No.

534 Fifth Avenue, alterations to a four-story brick dwelling, Moses Sahllen of 157 Broadway, owner; runner Try on of Union Square fcxist, architects; cost. Forty-fourth Street, north side, 1848 feet east of Third Avenue, alterations to a five- story brick warehouse. C. D. Meyer of 303 Kst One Hundred and Eighteenth Street, owner: Paul F.

Hlggs of 36 Union Square architect; cost. $4o. No. 455 West Thirty-third Street, alterations to a two-story brick dwelling; and stable. Simon liacne estate, owner; jTana-lin Baylies of Bible House, architect; cost, 14 CM).

Forty-fifth Street, north side. 240 feet east of First Avenue, alterations to a one-story brick abattoir, by Schwarsschlld Sulzberger, owners; C. E. Huntley, northeast corner of Forty-fifth Street and First Ave nue, architect: cost, Southern Boulevard, southeast corner of One Hundred and Sixty-seventh Street, al terations to a nve-story brick pudiic scnoou city, owner; B. J.

Snyder, architect; cost, $30U Pelham Bay, west side, adjoining Pelham Park, alterations to a three-story brick and frame dwelling, by Coll is P. Huntington of 2 East Fifty-seventh Street, owner; William Henderson, arcnitect; cost, Stebblns Avenue, east side, 100 feet south of Jennings Street, alterations to a two- story frame dwelling. Marie Wynlock of 134 Webster Avenue, owner; A. Pfeiffer of 3,103 Third Avenue, architect: cost. Newell Avenue, east side.

223 feet south of Elisabeth Street, alterations to a two-story and basement frame dwelling, by Charles Uosin. owner; Lohse or 651 Rob- bins Avenue, architect cost. sooo. Seventh Street, north side, 430 feet east of Fourth Avenue, alterations to a two-story, frame dwelling, William Miller of William's Bridge, owner; Chris, Lohse of Ul Kobblns Avenue, architect: cost. Iso.

Anthony Avenue, west side, 80 feet north of Tremont Avenue, alterations to a two-story frame stable, by Emil Bush, owner; j. j. vreeiana or uw MTemont Avenue, architect; cost, oO. Recorded Real Estate Transfers. Tuesday.

Feb. 23. CHAMBERS ST. a. 44.3 ft of Wash ington st.

30. Ix Irregular Peter B. Ol- ney. referee, to Brent Oood S4A.Q0O a i. st, ana ISO chambers Bt; same to nmt 00,000 jjaiaku i su; iiernara Isaacs ana wire to Oeorre Blume WORTH BT, Robert F.

Tysen to Eugena Hmltn MAIDEN LANE, 15; Louis Strasburger and wife to Albert Flake and another. 13TH ST. 410 and 412 West; Bylvester U. H. Ward, referee, to Henrietta it.

De Ruyter and another t00 DELANCEl ST. 78.3 ft of Bherlfr Bt. 21.9x100; Charles A. Cellar and wife to Dora Leyman, part BROOME ST. 42 and 44: Frank Koch to Charles F.

White WEST 10TH ST. a corner of Weat 4th St. 101x111; Lainenne o. xiall to Samuel Hall 1 SAME PROPERTY. Samuel Hall to Cath erine 8.

Hall 1 2I AV. corner of lat St. Sl.6x75.Cx 7.4xK4.4: William J. Lardner. refers, to the Tradesmen's National Bank.

City of New York 123.000 a LLii VAfl i 1 1 a it oi Houston Bt, 2Dxlou; E1de H. Eberhardt and wife to Victor Galll and wife BROADWAY. Samuel A. Wood and wife to Henry Corn GREENE a. 7 ft a of Weat 4th St.

Jamea Smith and wife to Den i son P. Cheaebro and another TRINITY AV. corner ot Kilat St. 25x iuu: Ida A. Ixiwerre to Patrick O.

Owens WORTH ST, Eugene Smith and wife to Caroline W. Amor 3.500 ABHiisuruN si 2w and 27t; the ree-. tor. c. or Trinity Church, to James S.

Barclay and another 100 tutAKU ST. 33; George Blume to Charles W.i Davis DEY ST. Peter B. Olney. referee, to Brent Good 33.000 UI1A1MAM a i adjointna land of Garret Storm.

0th Ward. 23.1xMOx24x2.5; Jamea C. Forreater and another, trusteea. to Sarah A. B.

ll.TTH ST. a. 24 ft of 2d Av, 20x loo.ll. and a of ll.tth St. 1N0 ft of 2d Av.

20x100.11; Mary Solnnelly to Theresa Henzo. 7.000 1.WII ST. 70.4 ft of th Av, lG.4x KH.ll; t'rank W. Arnold, referee, to Edward A. Price and executors.

flLSCO 34 th st, s. 3 ft or nth av, 20x08.9; John J. Carroll and wife to Caroline T. Freemont and another 1 13-ITH ST. 732 Kaat: Mary Piatt to William Ooodbody and wife 7,000 2I AV, a corner of 28th St.

24.8xl: John Bauer, ea executor, to George H. Moner-K ana SOTH ST. a. 220.10 ft of 4th A v. 18x 102.2; Mary C.

Calkins to Albert Sellg- tnan 15 4Tli AV, s. 82.2 ft of 81st St. 20x80: Annl E. Roirers to Sadie R. Rogers 1 82l ST.

a. 310.11 rt of 2d Av. 35.11 102.2; Sobmion Barnett, executor, to Inaac K. Sellg 18,550 3D AV, s. 22 ft or Sth St.

25x Irreg-. ular; George F. bturWen and wife to Wendolln J. Nuuhs GREEN LANE, s. 100 ft a of Glebe Av.

Anna E. Lyon to George H. Ehrgtt LOTS 4. ft. and 6.

map of Pelham Park: Esther Hernateln and another to the Harlem River and Portchester Company, three-fifths part LOTH 4. ft. and 0 nt Plot 17 at Baychea-ter. Harriet Friend and another to Esther Hermttpin 1 23TH ST. 30 ft of Kepnler Av.

4oxliO: Christopher Weight to Willta H. Failing LtrT 213. map of I'ndercllffe Terrace. Mor- rla Height: Emiiy Corbett and another to Charlotte Nugle 1,500 UKKAHU ST, corner of Bergen Av. Henry I- Morria and wife to CJeorge Lang 134TH ST.

a a. 216.8 ft of Wlllla Av. l.Kxl: Mary Smith to Anna Jantren. 8.750 alu r.u. a.

a. -x rt of Clifton St. 18x100; John W. Decker to Suaan Hen 8.000 m. ie or isoutnern vard.

25x100; William H. Curedale and wife to Harv A. Cot-llo 10 SAumj.i av. a. im 11 or Grove St.

70x100: Mary A. A. Orwa to P. J. Cross EAST PART LOTS 237 and 238.

map of In wood. Joseph H. Miller to Charlton W. Crane MADISON AV. s.

240.1 ft a of Bt, 18x3: Emeat Wetterer and another to Fannie Wlttlger. 113TH BT. Ito Et; flot fried Kappus and wife to Rosa bteiher, 13,000 111 in f. corner or Lexington Av, 2f.xwa lOx Irregular; Theodore Harris and othera to Jwin 83 000 bamt. t.ni 1 junn Jordan to William 4....

83,000 Jn irniiv line Kwwwn I'M in ani lustn Sta. 313 ft of lat Av. run 73 ft to marginal wharf or atreet 20 7 20; Henry P. McGown and wife, to Charles H. Rardell 1.J30 111 Bifii 10 ejui; tin u.

jsck sm to J. Edgar Leaycraft 1 juzw er, wh; joaepn o. narris and wite to Benjamin Lehr.i 111TH BT. a. 137 ft of 5th Av.

27x 100.11: Rose Steiber to Gottfried Kappus and wife HAVEN AV. corner gf 170th St. s.6x Iu3.7x35.4x103.4; Solomim Prowler and wtfa to Atlolph Wunburger S00 111 11 bt, r.n weat; 1'eter B. Olney, ref- tree, to John 13,100 sju nr. a a.

ti 01 Ttn Av, isxTox 15.7x74; Edward R. Sandford. referee, to Charlea J. 4,000 unAur.Ki.-x rAnh. carriageway, m.

SV.a ft of Slat St, Zlt Mary T. Lynch and another to Mary F. 35 TH ST. s. 22.

ft of loth Av, lAOx irregular; alan aith St, a a. 400 ft of loth Av. CAx9SS: 0Krg B. MeCtellan. rafsrse, to the Union Saving lasututta.

100,900 23D 8T. S. K8 ft of Av, JOOx Kdwln B. Stanton to Jacob enhelih G4TH IT. S.

800 ft ot Amsterdam Av. Hx 100.8; James Montgomery to Jullari H. Kean 10 SiTH ST. a ZM ft of 8th Av. TSs 100.

I Charles It. Taylor to Svya I. Itrouwer 10 T0TH nr. SSI WV.I- Hmrr If. Whitehead.

retere. to teont A. btiniDKon SAM 12 p'ROPEHTr: Oeorgs A. Btlmpsoa nd wife to Oeorrs V. N.

Baldwin 1 COL.UMBU8 AV. a 7.8 ft a ot BOth Bt, S.tl00; Alexander D. Duff ana wits to Hnry T. 00TH tfr. 28 West; E.

E. Anderson and wire to John 8. Cameron SZ.00O T7TH ft of Riverside Drive, runs sa3 ft to drive x40.1x&B.S; Clar- enc True and wifs to ilsabetn i Ooodn Recorded Leases. BACH ACH. Josenh.

to A. L. and J. J. Heyn Ids Company; 343 niMDich St.

10 years $4,000. $5,000 JONKSI4 BROSNAN to Adam P. tMenst and Henry tirlb: of 140th Bt. Oils it of Ht Av. 34x100.

6 2-12 years 240, 860 JORDAK. Alexander to Henry Dam- ran; corner of West End Av and 8th Bt. Hi years .1 800 McCLKNAHAN. James, to Slgmund Out- inenot sis vta av, a years NORZ. lary to Christian Oartelmann 1.243 Veatchester Av.

0 WO. 1.200 RAMS Y. James 8.. to I vera Batchelder and ire; store. 43 west izath tit.

years 1.620 eoo 720 7.000 SCHA MANN. Julius, to John Mehrtens; venue A. store and shop, ft years. 1.619 NITCH ICK. Thomas, to Leopold Klein and asother: 73 Rut sera St, years.

El I Samuel, to George 'N. Tower; 4o to 4U3I Washington Bt. lO years Recorded Mortgages. BROW. Abraham and Charles, and wives to Chkrles E.

Blgelow; of Delancey St. 713 ft of Sheriff St. 6 years $13,000 CORN, I Henry, and wife to Samuel A. Wood I 598 Broadway. years COOGaK, Dennis, to Stephen B.

Bturgea; 4orner of 161st 6t and Brook Av. demand 20.000 COSTELLO. Mary A. to August Krefft; of 130th St. 4U4.1.

It 01 eoumern Boulevard. 1 year 1.500 DOWNS. Sarah A. B-. and husband to the Efauitable Life Aasurance Society ot the United States; 180 Park Row, 2 vearal 13.600 DOI.I lloulsa.

to Rachel Purdy: of 141th ISt, 175 ft or Brooa at, ate, S.000 2.000 600 1,000 veara DELNOCE. Vincent and wife to Anna R. D41noce; corner of vanaerout, or Rallrdad Av. East, and 159th St. 2 years.

DECKllK. George, and to Sarah J. of th St. 13W tt or avenue tl Unlonport. 8 years FIRST.

ISamuel, and wife to Peter Laorez; 32U 1 Inst Mtb st. a years FLAKM. Albert, and Robert E. Dowling to LoSia Strasburger: 1 Maiden Lane, 65.000 vear FREMONT. Caroline and Margaret Town tend to John J.

Carroll; or wu st 'lum ft of nth Av. years, 8,000 600 eoo 1.200 FAILiNG, Willis to Alexander For syth; a of 38th St. 3SO It or a-eppier Av. 2 years FRIER I. Maria, to Fllomena Clpolla; of Jerome Bt, axi map ot cw VUlagi of Jerome, 1 2-3 years FLANAGAN.

Richard, and Thomas Flan agan Snd wife to Esther tl. -iTemain; a of Oldbo Av, 23 ft of Parker Av, 1 year I GALLI.I Victor, and wife to the lw- afortvaea lnaurance uomDADr of Sullivan Bt, 175 ft of Houatoa St, 6 18.000 veara HANFF1LD. Zer.obla. to William Wilken RT.T r.nnH Rr anil 41 tl Madlaon Bt. 5 yeifs HOMMKL.

Albert, and wife to Henry Frohwitter, aa executor, 132 taat win St, 3 bears 600 HOVEYl Lucy and husband to the New fork Life Insurance Company: of Greene Bt. 155.7 of Houston St. 5 leak 40,000 IRVINCi John, and wife to Wllhel- mina IDreaaler; corner of King Brtdi Road or Broadway and 214th tit. 3 yeai 8.000 8,000 8,000 I JOHNS" Augusta M. 8., to Jane B.

of 10th St, 100 and 180 ft Duval 3d Av. 2 Lots, leasehold KLINK Adelhelt and another, ex-Ac. of T. H. Kllnker.

to Eliza, ecutrii Dean lft5 2d Av, 1 year KING. ary to Mary T. Lynch and anotbi of carriageway from 20th St, 89.5 ft of 21st Bt. and other to 21 propel y. 1 years 18,000 KOKA.

KY. Minnie, to Karl M. WaJ- lach: 13 Clinton St, 1 month 1.500 1.300 LIITL Kate, and husband to John Duer, a of Ulst St. tt2 ft of Cen-rk West, lt years trut tral I MORIA TY. Mary and Thaddeua, to tual Life Insurance Company of the New corner ot Amsterdam Av and 113d St.

1 year 2O.000 SAME io Joseph H. Mahan and Michael McOortnick: same pronerty. 1 year 5. OCX) NAl'SSj Wenolm to the Inatltution for the Si inga of Merchants' Clerks; of 22 ft of 8Uth St. 6 years 18,000 3d Av, NUNAJ Hannah, to Sadie B.

Clocke: of Av. 8 rthur Av. 348 ft of Pelham 600 OLPP. harles and Henry Schaefer to WlBiam A. Roos: of Van Corlear Place.

iLota 77 and 78. map of North Marble Hill. 1 year fiOO STIMPslJN, George to Amelia Btuy- veaantl of 70th St. 109 ft of West End AK-. 8 20.000 STElBEft, Rosa, to Isaac Danenberg; of 113th St, 180 ft of 3d Av, 8 years.

8,000 SAME tb Gottfried Kappua and wife: 105 East 113th St. 2 years 1 ram SCHNUtG, Francis to the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York; corter of 7th Av and 111th St. 1 year .1 is km SAME tt Lambert Suydam: corner of 7th AvI and lu7th St. 1 vear. 2.VOOO SCHMLTK, Otto, and wife to George M.

Miller.l trustee for James H. Woods; lot begins 1281.4 ft of Washington Av and 10O ft of l(13d Bt. 5 veara IS 30ft SCHULtHEIS, Alblne and Henry, to Mar- aarei p. iizpatrica a of Veeey St. Lot 4iI map of the Church farm, leasehold.

1 year 2 BOO STEFFMNS. Emil. to Emma Steffena: 335 East 2 1st St. leasehold. 3 veara 2 nm TAilAJll.

Lavlnla to Isaac O. and Charle F. Purdy; of 114th St. 17.5 ft of Irk Av. 3 years nno LrrLbfAA.t, nri(si lun u.

to jonn A. Wl Hen Brock: of Home St, 97.10 ft of Hoot St, 5 years 1 son AU.Nf.lK. Adoipn and fTanz, executors. of) Adam Wagner, to Conrad Weber; a a of id St, 19w ft of 3d Av. 3 years.

8.000 WITTIO rannie, to Louis V. Boneen: of 1 yea athgate Av, 240.9 ft of 179th St, 1.000 WILLI 8. Matilda, to Harry Overlng- of 158th St. Lot 94. nun of ton: Metros, demand 2.500 SAME Johanna M.

Miller; of 158th St, 100 of 3d Av, 3 years 12,000 SAME Keed; of 158th St. 125 ft ofl3d Av. 3 yeara 12.000 WHITE. -harlea to William Oothout-: 42 and M- Broome St. 5 yeara 14.000 ZI CKKH.

Jennie N. and Alfred J. R. to Johri B. Green; of 72d St.

80 ft of Lexington Av, 1 10,000 Assignments of Mortgages. PEA DLBSTON, Alfred trustee, to Al fred .1 Beadlestdh and another, truateaa. tl CASE. Siri.kset. to Thomas Casey 8 Ooo GREEN.

I John to Sarah Clmlotti lO.OOO KAI'KMlN, Abram. to Theresa Hlrsh 8 000 iiAHA. Joseph and Michael McCor- mlck Maria Hillenbrand 1 1 Ql'IGLEl'. David, to Joseph E. Mount SLATEll Thomas to Emma K.

Lyon STEERS! Edward to William Metzrath 2,000 1,02 THE LAWYERS' MORTGAGE 1NSUR- nnoe Cfmpany to New York Orthopaedic Dispensary and HosDital 13 000 TITLE III'AKANTEE AND TRUST COM- tny tj Jane M. Hrownlee 1,000 Lis Pendens. 76TH 109 Weat; Jonas B. Klsaam aaalnat Henry gage. Cook and others, (to foreclose mort- CH ERR ST.

s. 95.5 ft of Scammel Rt IAS xH7.7xll'7.lxt9: corner of Scammel and Munnx it. 101X95x108x81.0x13.0; also gore lot 3.4x81.x83 adjoining; Southern National Bank, r.ew York, against Thomas P. Wallace, (notice lof attachment.) SOUTH HRN BOULEVARD, corner of Lyon St. Mary Foley against Ellen Lane aria otnera.

lo forecloae mortaaae.1 124TH Sf. 100 ft of Columbus Av, 125x -J2X X1K4.U: josepn Galllck inlnit Cart Jackaod and othera, (to forecloae a mechanic's lien. 124TH same property; Harlem River Lumber and-W wording Company axalnat John Ft. Cole others, (to forecloaa mechanic's lien.) S4TH 122 and 124 Eaat: Thomaa H. Ivl a rains ntnt.i Henry E.

Jonea, (warrant of attacb- ST. NKliOIS AV. 710. s. 208.10 ft of jDtn rm.

zixiiw; Henry 8. Ureenburgh against llllanf V. Callaghan and others, (to forecloae mjortgage.) RIVING TON BT. 134: Sarah Federgreen against nacnei ininger. no ioreciose mort a re I 69TH 811 s.

225 ft of 11th Av. 25x100: the A merle Savings Bank against John Broder- Irk otners. (to forecloae mortgage. KOSSL" AV. s.

73 ft of Matilda Av 25x100; Maria S. Hageman against Georw Bard. menaea action to roreciosa mortaaa-e. KATHA1 IE AV. s.

Lots 7. 8. and man of IS vlllJ aitea, and 80 Lots, portion of Anthony eatate, 124th Ward. 75x125x89.2x125; alao Bcutt Av. mi OU ft of Perry Av.

75x100. and a Dacatufr Av, 150 ft of Scott Av, 25x110; the Dry G4h1s Commission Company sgslnst George ua vuiera, io loreciUBB mongagB.) 3teebanics Liens. JACKSOV AV. s. 83.4 ft of l3rh Bt.

B7.tx80; Charles J. Todd agalnat George iTrembergar. owner and contract or 700 BKISTOW BT. a 81 ft of Freeman liwi; same against Benton E. Wells, fawner; WlllUm F.

Holding, con- ,212 45TH a. 150 ft of 2d Av. 23 94.2: Hosts -adrlck Hlldebrandt agalnat iencnfeld. owner and contractor. 2S3 14ATH fi" a.

too ft of Brook a so 99.11; Cooke. harlea Doll, agalnat Edward owner, and John and dwant Cooks, coo tractors 'too MONTI CELLO AV. a 123 ft of RandsU Av. 125x200 to Hill Av xl25: i I I Wart. If anne A.

Mocller. owner; 8. Horensen, 1 contractor HILL AV, a 129 ft of Randall Av. Boran R. Sorensoa agalnat Marianne A.

Mocller, owner, and contractor MONTI CELLO AV. Lots to 8. map of 133 1.215 Enenwald; Andrew Manslnl agalnH Mrs. Louis Moelltrr, owner; R. Boren- sen, contractor Orders under Chapter 013, laws 1806L WHITEHALL 53: William Holland and others, ea Robert Troeger, to Mas- well tt Dempsey LEXINGTON AV, corner of 102d Bt, 47x100; Harris Fordlnsky-on German la Life Insurance Company to Brooklyn Novelty Works BT.

ANN'S AV, 25 ft of 144th Bt. 75x100; Rufus L. RoMnson. on Frederick A Snow to Yellow Pins Company 18TH AV. B.

183.4 ft of White Plains Road, George Bonavla on M. J. Egaa to George H. Bandermann 800 100 139 200 62 FEDERAL Calendar for Wednesday. Feb.

24. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT OF AP PEALS Peckham. A. J. Wallace, Lacomoe, and Bhlpman, JJ.

Opens la Room 122 Post Office Building at 10:30 A. M. 68 Aultman Taylor Company va Syme. 77-- White vi. Toledo and Kansas City Kaiiroaa Company.

81 National Park Bank vs. Harman. 90 New York Electric Equipment Company, va Blair. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT Co xe. Opens In Room 47 Post Office Buuaing at A.

M. Government Jury Cases. 1425ft-Brooklyn Sugar Refining Company vs. Magone. 15071 Lamo va Erhardt.

9702 Walter Vs. 12104 Herrmann vs. Hedden. 13824 Pratt 4t Co. va Magone.

17870 Downing va Erhardt. 12176 Winter vs. Hedden. 9329 Neuss vs. Jlobertson.

11712 Rldgeley vs. Hedden. 11709 Herrmsnn va same. 14790 Drucklleb va Magone. 14024 Stern bach vs.

same. 14146 Denlson va same, 13498 Azema va same. 10007 Dunham va Robertson. 10008 Ferris va same. 11424 Same' va.

Hedden. 13005 Meyer va Magone. 13J50 Same va same. 14512 Syndicate Trading Company vs. same.

1013 Budd vs. Erhardt. 11539 Ferris va Magone. 11393 Funks va Hedden, 18096 Boker va Erhardt. 18261 Vom Cleft va same.

11897 Funke va Hedden. 12864 Sams va Magoaa 12094 Sam va same. 1285 McOoy va same. 12437 Funke va same. 12128McCoy va same.

12088 Irwin va Hedden. 13043 Vom Ceff vs. Magone. 12556 Bame va same. 12439 McCoy vs.

him. 16172 Irwin vs. Erhardt, 16711 McCoy va. same. 16442 Funke va Erhardt, 17318 Wlebusch A Hllger.

Limited, vs. same. 16445 Vom Cleft vs. same. 17217 Funke va same.

17511 McCoy vs. same. 17920 Irwin va same. 179S9 McCoy va same. 13051 Wlebusch Hllger, Limited, va 15516 McCoy va same.

13279 Bame vs. sama 12439 Same va same. 12863 Wlebusch va same. 12095 Same va same. 15080 Neuberger vs.

Erhardt, 15184 Borgfeldt va. Magone. 15698 Hussa. vs. Erhardt, 15331 Zlmmern vs.

Magone. 11803 Bame vs. 11929 Same va Magone. 15785 Same va Erhardt. 0348 Locke va.

Robertson. 12748 McCutcheon va. Magone. 12207 Shugto vs. same.

13721 Raymond vs. same. 16325 Drucklleb va Erhardt. 10017 Topllts A Schwartz vs. same.

4002 Webster va Miller. 4006 Falconer vs. same. 4092 Arnold vs. sama 8694 Cowdln va same.

8731 Curren va sama 3749 Valkenburg va same. 8722 Beeckman va same. 3801 Hazen vs. same. 8901 Jaffrey va.

same. 3499 Eldiidge va same. 3606 Diecker- hoff va same. 8730 Bartlett va same. 3993 Haines va sama 3728 Anderson vs.

sama 8633 Wood va same. 8573 Fleltman va. same. 3485 Campbell va Bame. 8572 Flegenheim va same.

8381 Shaw va same. 3571 Douglass vs. same. 3379 Hardt va sama 3378 Valentine vs. same.

8638 Goddard same. 3375 Booth vs. same. 3336 McLeon vs. sama 8318 Reese vs.

sama 3483 Fanshaw vs. same. 3877 Hut- ton va same. 3634 Bchultz va same. 3273 Lord vs.

same. 3501 Arnold vs. sama S503 Sch weltering va same. .3500 Graef va same. 3380 Arnold va same.

8533 Lord i. va same. 2181 Drew va same. 2840 Same va same. 2527 Same vs.

same. 2727 Myersor vs. same. 3484 Moore vs. same.

3376 Stewart vs. same, 7476 Robert vs. Merrttt, 8275 Fleltman Robertson. 7886 Downing vs. same.

7885 Sama va same. 7883 Same va same. 7884 Same vs. same. 8303 Iselln va same.

8304 EdelhofT va same. 8371 Mills va same. 8421 Sohwetering va. sama 85ftO Afrmordt va sama 840T laelln va. aama a4H Mills va same.

8935 Scrlbner va same. 852 Iselln va sama 8828 Downing va same. 8923 Flesh va same. 9IM4 Fleltman va same. 8714 Levy va same.

8713 Sussfeldt Va same. 8546 Iselin vs. same. 8703 EdelhofT va sama 8764 Fleltman va same. 9139 Same, va same.

8762 Mills va sama 9321 Fleltman va same. 9020 Mills va same. 8987 Greef va same. 9025 Schwletering vs. same, sazo Edei nort vs.

sama vszi scho- reatene va same. 8784 ora Bauer va sama 877V-Klnateln va same. 8739 Levy va same. 19Qj-Mllla va same. 9026 Einstein va sama STATE COURTS.

New York Calendars This SUPREME COURT Appellate Division. Rece as. SUPREME COURT Appellate Term For the hearing of appeals from City Court and District Courts. Daly. P.

McAdam and Blschoff. JJ. Opens at 10:30 A. M. Appeals from Judgments of City Court.

lGillln vs. uanary. 1 Newoombe va Ea leton. Appeals from District Courts. 7 Blair vs.

Aron- owitz. 8 Albert va Kessler. 14 O'Nell va Brody. 15 Lodoroso vs. Walton.

16 Sharon Dairy vs. Hlrsch. 17 Holt Brothers va Wolfa 20 Morton va Browne. 21 En gel vs. Eastern Brewing Company.

22 Same va same. 26 1.1 vet-more vs. Rosa 28 Drennan vs. Bolca 29 Nelaon va Andrews. 81 Andaiies vs.

Globe Printing and Stationery Company. SUPREME COURT Special Term Part I. Beek- man. J. opens at 10:30 A.

M. Litigated Motlona 1 People va Commercial Life insurance Company. 2 Matter of Murrlll. 3 on erven ter va. Bauer.

4 Graff va Fitch. Lincoln va. Bame. tf Monroe va. sama 7 Shaw vs.

aama 8 Lynch va. same. 9 Hober- man vs. Mundt. 10 Schultze va Kapff.

11 McUlbney vs. Dwindle. 12 Rubensteln vs. Munis. 13 Perkins va Bennett.

14 Staudt vs. Staudt, 15 Oppenhelmer vs. Sawyer. 16 Matter of Chittenden. 17 Leach va North and South American Construction Company.

18 Matter of Schweyer. 19 John F. Bets A Son. vs. Flnlayson.

20 Myer vs. Booth. 21 Matter ot Heuia 22 Morse va Morse. 23 Spier va Manhattan Railway Company. 24 Morrison vs.

Burger. 25 Ewans vs. Ewana 26 Ohio Mining Company vs. Drake A Stratum Company. 27 Haft vs.

Mammock. 28 Valentine vs. Valentine. 29 Quintan va Miilvthlll. SO Ruben steln va Morrison.

31 MaUer of Bavarian Star Brewing Copany. 32 Matter of Murray Hill Bank. 33 Matter of Bartlett. 84 Gallagher va. Hlrsh.

35 Hammond vs. Hammond. 36 htranbe va Btraube. 37 Dlsbrau rt, Dlsbrau 88 Connelly va Roach. 39 Knickerbocker Trust Company va Ballade.

40 Matter of Eaat Broadway (in re Board of Education. 41 Wulferman vs. Bavarian Star Brewing Com pany. 42 woodruff va Boyd. 43 Herman va Mayor, Ac.

44 Matter of Barclay Btreet, 45 Banford vs. Jacobs. 46 Ontr.il Trust Com pany va. West India Improvement Company. 47 Department of Buildings vs.

Dick. 44 Bayer vs. Bayer. 49 Thlelhorn va Kapff. 50 eccarlnl vs.

Goldstein. 51 Society for Ethical Culture vs. Stlfter. 52 Gslligan vs. Lennon.

63 Noad vs. Canadian Pacific Railway Com pany. 54 Cleverly vs. Canadian Pacific. 65 Matter of Kahn.

56Murphy vs. Lauterbach. 57 Macy.vs. Stewart. 58 Goodwin vs.

Brown. 69 Schmidt va Krelner. 60 Paget vs. Melcher, 61 New York Central and Hudson River Rail road Company va Haffen. 62 Myers va Ab-bett.

63 Fleltman vs. Llchtensteln. 64 Marx va Bode. 05 Matter of Callanan. 66 Morrell va Hart.

67 Roth vs. Hecht, 68 People ex rel Livingston va Sohmer. 09 Puder va Puder. 70 Lockwood vs. Spies.

71 Gordman va Gordman. 72 Woers vs. Acker sen. Peraonal Tax Calendar AuMen. Receiver of Taxea, upon: 1 American Hand Hewer Shoe Company.

2 American Coffee Grower Aasocta tlon. 3 Brlgham, 4 Brown. .6 Bruceleln. 6- Drake A Stratum Company. 7 Eureka Beef Company.

8 Executors, Ac. of L. Cutting. 9 Executors. of George F.

Stone. 10 Farrell. 11 Fine. 12 Gerber. 13 Gleason Bailey.

Manufacturing Company. 14 Hurst. 15 Hydro Pneumatic Pump (Company, is J. H. Johnston ft Co.

17 Keystone Seal Press Company. 18 Liebig Laboratory and Chemical Company. 19 Manhattan Investment and Construction Company. 20 Merrlam Company. 21 Mortimer.

22 Myers. 23 New York Photo gravure Company. 24 Brien, 25 O'Brien. 2V Oaborn. 27 Ryan.

28 Sanitary Security Company. 20 8lms-Edlson Electric Torpedo Company. 30 Smith. 31 Star Union Improve ment (Tomnany. 82 Htlllgebauer.

Oonsoll dated Telegraph and Electric Subway Company. SUPREME COURT-Special Term-Part XI. Pryor. J. Opens at 10:30 A.

M. Ex parte busi ness. SUPREME COURT Special Term Part III. Lawrence, J. Opens at 10:30 A M.

Calendar clear. Dlvorcea 4344Hand va Hand. 4338 Klela vs. Klela. 3994 Rlecke va Riecke.

4159 Tlshler va. Tlshler. 2987 Hellensteln va Hollensteln. 8574 Nathan vs. Nathan.

3995 Driscoll va DriacolL 4011 va Capriello. 4140 Laurent va Laurent. 4142 Oreenwald vs, Green waid. 4149 Fin del vs. Flndel.

4341 Willis va Willis. 4345 Tltslnk va Tltslnk. Preferred Causea 4030 Aachlman va Presby terian Hospital. 4.i nsnsgan va staplea- 8UPREME COURT Special Term Day ralendar. to be called Part IV.

rtoom at lo.so A. M. Cases will be assigned to the several parts of Siwclal Term for trial. Law and Fact, 4231 Smith va. The Mayor.

uu name vs. same, -'u sama va sama. 43o9 Stsllr vs GoelcU 4298 Treed va Martin. 3339 Hert rich Hertrich. 8157 Vlemelater va.

vHtmelster. SU25 Holcomb va Holootnb Highest number reached in regular rail. 4334. SUPREME COURT Special Term Part IV. Beach.

J. Opans.at 10 -JO A. M. Caaea to sent rrom day calendar, fur trial. Calends? ciear.

SUPREME COURT-Speclsl Term-Part V.Andrews. J. Opsns at A. M. Cases to sent I rum day calendar for trial.

Calendar clear. SUPREME COURT-Speclal Term Part VI Smyth. J. Opens at lOJO A. M.

Casea to ba sent from day calendar tor trial. calendar claar. SUPREME COURT-Spsetal Term-Part VII-J Opans st- 10 JO Slevatsa Railroad casas. Calendar clear. SUPREME) COURT Special Term Part V1IL Adlournad for tne tsrm.

SUPREME COURT-Trlsl Terst Part 1. (Crim inal Tsrm.l ursmao, 4. opens st 00 aa. Asslstsnt District Attorney Weeks for the Pee- tilo. 1 Patrick Oogglna 2 James Robinson alias James Smith.

SUPREME COURT Trial Tsrm Part 1L Freed- man. Opens st 10:30 A M. Cases will stnt from this calendar to Parts XL and XIL Case on. Preferred Causes. 9218 Zuckar A Lovett and Loeb Company va Niagara cycle Fitting urn-pany.

17 Howell va Brauer. 7040 Gallagher va McMullen. 10033 Loyal- Hanna Coal and Coke Company va New York and Westchester Company; 10046 Samuels vs. Ooldman. 10P25 Sohaelder va Mayor, 11230 Wsld via Miller.

SUPREME COURT-TrUI Term Day Calandar. to oa called in Trial Term, part ill. Boom, at 10: SO A. M. Cases will be sent from this calendar to Trial Term.

Parts 111., and VI for trlaL 2995 Lynch -va' Sanford. 3723 Ayars vs. Union Kallway Company. 8225 Young va Fox. 4ovi Prylbll va.

Anderson. 4102 Laux va Gllder-sleeve. 8910 Levene vs. the Mayor, sVc. 4756' Feeney vs.

Powers. 4777 Boyd va Gorman. 6231 Smith va Metropolitan Life Inaarance-Company. 6320 Baer va Metropolitan Street Railway Company. 6510 Willie vw.

Humphrey. 8048 Bacon vs. Haffen. 834 Buchanan va Foster. 6687 Fargo va Third Avenue Railroad Company.

4067 Fay va Davla 1783 Stebblns va. The Mayor, 4Vc 6140 McMahon va aame. 6829 Lyman va'Busha 6388 Miller va Cornell. Highest number reached In regular call, 6926. 8UPREME COURT Trial Term Part I1L Oil- derslaeve, J.

Opens at 10:30 M. Cases to be sent from day calendar for trial. Cake on. SUPREME COURT Trial Term Part IV. Sedgwick, J.

Opens at 10:30 A M. Cases to be sent from day calendar for trial. Caw on. SUPREME COURT Trial Term Part V. Adjourned for the term.

SUPREME COURT Trial Term Part VL Bookstaver, J. Opens at 10:80 A. Cases to be sent from day calendar for trial. Case on. SUPREME COURT Trial Term Day Calendar.

to oe called in Trial Term. Part vil Moom. at 10:30 A. M. Cases will be sent from this calendar to Trial Term.

Parts VII. and VI1L, for trial. i 2756-Cregler vs. Rosenberg. 1324 Schlesslrtger vs.

Columbia Fire Insurance Cbmpanyu 3627 Mlchaelover va Mosea 8889 Einstein vs. Levi. 3983 Bernstein vs. Third Avenue Railroad Company. 8984 Bendlx va Ayrea 6972 Pen-naraacoor va Third Avenue Railroad Company.

7291 Cochran va Reich. 6812 Schleslnger va United States Mortgage Trust Company. 6413 Schleslnger vs. United States Mortgage Trust Cbmnanv. 4570 Mitchell va AjMvmrf A vennjt Railroad Company.

8614 Green va Meyer. 49S4 Ondrak va Cohn. 8498 Hogan va Mc-Grath. 4586 Bergen va Columbia, College. SUPREME COURT Trial Term Part VII.

Gla- gertch, J. Opens at lOO A M. Cases to be sent from day calendar for trial. Case on. SUPREME COURT Trial Term Part VIII.

Du- gro. J. Opens at 10:30 A. M. Cases to be Bent from day calendar for trial.

Case on. SUPREME COURT Trial Term Parts IX, end A. Adjourned for the term. SUPREME COURT Trial Term Part XL Mac- Lean, J. Opens at 10:80 A M.

Cases to be sent from preferred calendar for trial. Case on. SUPREME COURT Trial Term Part XIL Bar nard. J. Opens at 10:30 A.

M. Cases to sent from preferred calendar for trial. Calendar clear. SURROGATE'S COURT Fitzgerald, S. Wills for probate at 10:30 A.

M. Eraeilne Dore, James Catherine Condon. Ellce Baenger. Joshua, M. Whltcomb.

Sarah English. Max Stein. At 11 A. M. 275 Estate of Mary C.

At 11:30 A. M. 75 Estate of Wolf KronethaL SURROGATE'S COURT Trial Term Ground floor. Court House 8. Opens at 10:30 A.

M. No day calendar. CITY COURT General Term Adjourned, sine die. CITY COURT Special Term Van Wyck. C.

J. rieia in it 00m city nan. opens at IV A. M. Motions must be made returnable at 10:30 A.

M. Defaults on motions will be taken at 11 A M. CITY COURT Trial Term Parts and IV. Ad journed for the term. CITT COURT Trial Term Part IL Scbuchman.

j. vpens in Room 21 city Hall at 10 A Calendar clear. 864-Bulllvan va Knight. 929 Roosevelt va Kerr. 878 Sleplcker va Blaher.

Ills Kurn-berger va Casa 4308 Levy va Barnett. 1431 Foise va Utlmann. 1100 Blecklnger va Borgea 1331 National Life Association va Smith. 1134 Herzfeld, vs. Hamburg-American Packet Cbmnanv.

28MM4 Roaendorf va Hunninghaua 3811 Lesser va sama 1891 rtatcn va wuennard. 1892 Llebenguth va Straub. 1693 H. B. Cnaflln company va Zu- blnsky.

1894 Vallens vs. Michaela 1895 mca va Dobson. 1896 Halprowits va Dry Dock. East Broadway and Battery Railroad Company. 1897 Stanley va 1898 Ascnon: va Barnea 1899 Priestly va BLau-velt, 1900 Hlgglns va Casper.

1901 Farewell va Brenock. 1902 Gallo va Magnotto. 1903 MuUer vs. Tucker. 1904 Michel backer va McDonald.

1905 Roslner va Vsnderbacb, 1906 Schaefer vs. Llebenguth. 1907 Brann vs. Juskeriea 1908 Phelps va Mangen. 1910 sanford vs.

O'Connor. 1911 Beck vs. Per-rlne. 1912 McLeod va Geary. 1913 Diggs vs.

Webb. 1914 Kelm va Hesse. 1913 Bowers va Lamb. 1916 Coming va Radley, 1917 Astor va Beach. 1918 Rosenberg va McLean, 1919 Levy va Braendly.

1921 Manhelm va Beldenberg. .1922 Dixon va Beers. 1923 Frits vs. Scherrer. 1924 Jackson va Mann.

1925 Grau va Nassau Ferry Company. 1926 Bavarian Star Brewing Company va Gotta man, 1927 Smith va Wyckoff. 1928 Kaplan va" Metropolitan Street Rail way Company. 1929 Curry va Baniera 1930 Titterlngton va Conkllog. 1931 Ambrose va Wolverston.

1302 Asten va McEmmery. CITY COURT Trial Term Part III. O'Dwyer, w. upena in nwn xo 1.117 xiau at Vi A. 667 A.

D. Farmer Type Foundry va Drake. 998 asLie va. ureenwica insurance vompany. vho Bonnean va leper.

619 Bachraeh va SlfT. 166 Wechaler -s. Auerbach. 671 Hanger vs. Nayior.

412 Harris vs. Nasono-wlta 751 Cralghton vs. WardelL 1742 Dunn vs. Connell. 431 Gilbert va De Cornea 1752 Capp va Colorado Coal and Iron Company.

628 Wetter vs. Lewis. 806 Roberta va Delavergne Refrigerating Machine Company. 71 Ablowlrh va Rra.1v liy'rt Hh.nlm Waraznwich. 1746 Tusco va Rugger! o.

163 xeasei va. ttenwarz. ldSi Goldman vs. Men-zrinaky. 1741 Koehler va Murray.

971 New York Bank Note Company vs. Lehmann. 606 Goddard vs. Bchmohl. 433 Sun Insurance Office of London vs.

408 Churchill va Wagener. 1932 Studervents va Doyle. 1033 Keeler va Caumann. 1934 Burke va Wood. 1935 Wlttermann vs.

Deyo. "1937 Hobbs va Edgar. 1938 Well va Sweeney. 1939 Buck-lev va Sllverateln Highest number reached In regular call on gen- vnu cajenaar. llou.

COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS Part I Cowing. J. Opens at 10:30 A. M. AaslsUnt Tlitif ri.r A UUj.kn at- 1 1 Joseph E.

Glbba 2 Ethel Stevens and Frank joruison. 4-Maunce Vallon. 4 Adolph RuflL ft John Ryan. 6 James Marchall. 7 James Duffy, Joseph T.

Kenny, and Grace White. 8 Allen C. Craig. 9 William Reynolds. IO James Miller.

11 Jacob Serlen. 12 Hugo FUCha 13 Henrv Roae Fredsrioir um- busch, and Isaac H. Converse. 14 Louts Le- vme. ia i at nan uigianaer.

16 John Qulncy. 17 John Smith. 18 Lou la Stager. 19 John Flnkelateln. 20 William Fagan.

21 George Frietzel. 22 William lick man. Pleadings. 1 Henry Castellano. 2 Charles siosner.

3 Thomas F. Wilkinson. 4 Bamuet inger. r.awara Bmith. John WlUlama George Fisher, and Louis James wiinams.

7 wiiitam Garvey, George Baretta. and Robert Ford. 8 Leonard Non-la Joseph m-v-rae. iv wnsries Murray, George Kedlath, and Daniel Cooney. 11 Charles B.

McArthur. 12 Minnie Lee. 13 Hugh F. Bradley. 14 William Breaalev.

15 John in Frank Fehring. 17 William Fltrglbboru 18 iu.tiu jw aiaz Eiier. 20 John Bruno. 21 William V. Thompson.

22 William wagner. Z4 seaward Poucber. 1 COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS Part IX niBmnj. j. vpena at maw a.

M. Assistant District Attorney Lauterbach for the People. 1 Ellen Smith. 2 Henry Ruben and Frank cvana. jonn irianc ana John Dougherty 41 nomas Brown and James Greeley.

5 ueorge A. Smith. 6 Meyer Gabriel. 7 John luuncngacn. a.

jonn urendlcn. 9 Christophei Crura. 10 Joapeh Panaa 11 Stenhen hi derton. 12 Patrick Hackett. 13 Benjamin COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS-Part 1TI Ooff, R.

Opens at 10:30 A. M. Assistant Dla- Aiiwucr iui aiivo jor toe A-eopie. 1 William E. 8 Max Wachtet Ciarlaa Sand a Inkn ca viiicia.

tMWUU Erhart. tt John McHugh. 7 John McNamara ana jonn oncn Joseph KaufTman. 9 Michael Delanevi lO-Thnnua rin 11 Henry F. Rlchter.

12 Gusto Laumbera 13 Joseph Bernstein. Samuel Gordon, and Harris reinuerg, 1 atax atarxa 1 a Merman Molke. 16 Patrick Mclneeney. COURT OF UEN'ERA T. RFQ.QTrtvo.

nt Ntvburnr. J. Onena at tn-nn a vr 1 District Atloraeys Osborne and' Hennessy for all3 a. yVSB7. 1 William J.

Koerner, Referees Appointed Xew York. HTTtJ EUC miTPT P. Cook va Cook William k. Blaln. McCutchen va Dlttman Hamilton OdelU Barnes va Dunn George B.

Adams. Gilbert va. vina Osorge L. Nichols. Donald va Mallette George oia.

SUPREME COURT-Beekman. 3. Rocks va Atlhof R. Duncan Harrta SUPREME COURT-Btover. J.

Imiierial Chemical Manufacturing Company va iiwwum uiMm an, jnwva. Receivers Appointed Xew York. SUPREME COURT Pryor. J. Adelaide Lardner va Mary A.

Berrian V-IMMia-V V. VSIBVIli SUPREME COURT-Baekmaa 3. W.V',:r,U' lUo MehlM Compan-Ar- ursoklra Conrt Calenders. SUPREME COURT Trial Term-Part Osborne J. Part IL.

Smith Part Mad. ri. Hlrschbwg. Part tT1)a- 8S. 8330, 8S87.

8921. tUnfi AO. 1 slUI l(ksl 4fMa.Wa San. aa 107. 4264.

d24, S7U, g7Ua S72 snst. sort SIM. 4V. "s74. 82M.

8IHH, 2M, 8.W1, 240. 3776. 6757, 22. 4027, 8287 1286, S313, 8878, 8O06. 2H33.

I4, 87il3, r89, 8925, 6773, MIUX 1ISMI S'JItt KAfl. Simi. 1780. Hlgheat number reached on regular call, 4312. SUPREME COURT Special Term Van Wyck, Noa.1044.

889. o2H, 4U. COUNTY COURT, Herd. Calendar. Noe.

84. 11, 646. 702. 70S. 653A.

670, 202, 714, 140, 715, 719, 723, 724. Wl, WW, t.71, eiS, tan, 732. 733, 784, 735. 736. 737, 738, 739.

COUNTY COURT-AsplnslI, Criminal cal endar. BURROOATrTS COURT Abbott. 8. The accounting of Rebekah La Peet, Susan, Brown, Samuel Smith, Herman, Rloge, William B. Suhroff, Rachel C.

Whits, George R. Kap- pea. Annie M. heeler, jonn si. naugnum, John Todd, Jamea H.

Hasan), Kate A. klenck, Richard 1. Dodge. Ellen Callaghan, Magdalena Schsaf Virginia C. Varet.

Agnes A. Mets et Oeorgs Ike. Catharine Carberry, Joseph Bertlna Mary Lavlgjahr. The estate of Albert O. A Haml4kee.

Agnes A. Mets, et M. Howell Tapping, jonn u. The Inventory of Michael kane. The guardianships of Francisca a.

nimiun et aL The transfer Us of Henry W. Zimmerman. Contested calendar at lOO A. a sft, will of Mary Pbllllpa No. 69 Tne win Patrick Pbllllpa No.

74 The wUl of Sarah Dyke. APARTMBNTS TO LET-CSFCRSHHED Who Speaks First? RENT $48.09. 3D STORY. One Superb Apartment in Oilr New Bandiaj, NOL 269 WEST 136TH STREET. ej Seven light rooms, private hall, and tiled bathroom.

Every room, private; gas ranges, gas grates, steam heat, hot water1, unique decorations. One block from elevated. Nothinn lilce It in Hariem. Inquire of janitor on premises, or ERASTUS HAMILTON, 252 West 138th Street Tephon, 647 Harltm. Apartments to Let.

PEABODT. 102 and 104 Waverlcy Place. 8 rooms and hath: steam heated? elevator and hall service; rents, S63 per month. 1KVINQTON AND ROCKLAND, 180 to 142 West 16th BU rooms and bath: steam heated and hall aai ice; rents, S45 per month. ST.

CLEMENT. 805 West 23d St. 8. 4, and 5 rooms: steam heated and hall aarr- ice; to fao per month. ST.

HONORE, 1.142 Madison At. 7 rooms and bath: steam heated and half aersv Ice; rents. fSO to (65 per month. ca and 227 West 135th 81 7 and 8 rooms and bath: steam heated: rents' $40 to S60 per month. 2W West 136th St, rooms and bath: 'steam heated: hot water and (aa ranees; rents, S4s per month.

ZTS west 138th Bt. rooms and bath: steam heated and hall am. ice; renta, $37.50 per month. 2T2 West 13th St. 6 rooms and bath: steam heated and hall serv ice; renta, $37.50 to $42.50 per month.

2UT Weat 139th St. i 7 rooms' and bath steam heated and hall aerr- ice; rents, $55 per month. APPPLT TO ERASTUS HAMILTON; 252 WEST 138TH ST. i Telephone 647 Harlem. THE PARK MADISON, MADISOW AT3.

ASTJ 25TH Fronting Madison Square Park. NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY. Electrio llrhta. elevator, tiled bathrooms houae service, private restaurant; open fireplace (or coal wr wuuu; private leirpnone in eacn suite; two to nine rooms and bath en suite. Advafltareoua terms until Oct.

1. REAL KSTATK AT ATJCTIOJt. "SssssaaisajaaaaBaataMasBassssseaJaaiaaasas(atsasaSB RICHARD V. HARJTETT CO Aae'rs. BtLL AT AUCTION.

WKD.VESUAV. fti at 12 o'clock noon, at the Real Estate Exchange utuq nuuio, 10 0 lDertV Kt BY OHDEK OF R. OWRW intci Executor of the Estate of Richard Treharne. dee d. 3S WEST 13TH 4-tory and basement brick dwelling and lot 18.8X 320 EAST 124Tn S-story and basement brownstona dwelling and T4 AU TU M.

1 iTTH Two S-atory and basement brownstone dwelllnrs and Inlm 1 11 k. IO EAST 1 WTH 3-story end basement frame dwelling- and lot 20x40xOB.lL RICHARD J. LEWIS. Attornev KB Will- 11am SU Maps at Auctioneers'. 71 and 73 Liberty St.

RICHARD V. HARJfKTT A Aae'rs. WEDX ESD A Y. VEIL 2. at 12 o'clock noon, at the New York Real Estate salesroom, ill- Broadway, KKOKIVEH'S SALE.

Pursuant to Foreclosure Decreea VALIAULR 2.1D WARD CORKER. THIRD AVEXIE. KOITHWKST COKXKH IKMTH HT 8-story and baaement brownstone and brick building-, with store and lot. 25x100. GUOOENHEIMER, UNTERMYER MAR- hHALU asqa, Attorneys for Receivers.

80 Broad Street. Maps at Auctioneers'. 71 and 73 Liberty St. PETER P. MEYER.

Auctioneer, will sell at auction on- TXESDAY. MAHCH 2. 1RAT. at 12 o'clock, at the New York Real Estate Sales room, ill i TRUSTEE'S SALE of the' Valuable Leasehold Nos. 377 379 Greenwich Street, between Franklin and North Moore Streets.

Maps. Ac. at auctioneer'! office. 111 Broadway. CITY REAL ESTATE! FOR SALE.

GERMAN -AMERICAN REAL ESTATE TITLE GUARANTEE CO, 3G NASSAU 1 40 COUKT KEW YORK. I BROOKLYN. EDWARD V. UIKW, PRESIDENT. EaasBlaee an4 Inaaree Titles ts Keal fsftn.

Lesreet states Km SUnaraesseate Ckavrsse. Lmo at 4. 4V4 sta A aer Cent, est mm Ot rMrirty. "We have funds to loan oa New. York City property at 4, 4L and per cent Rs F.

SHROPSHIRE, v44 Wall AVCTIOXEER, AGENT. Geo. R. Read REAL ESTATE, 0 PINE ST. AKO atADIlOX AY.

BROKER. APPRAISER, HOFFr.iari brothers, FIRST-CLASH INVESTMENT PROPERTY. 4 and Warren St. COVSTRT HOVsEf, TO LET FVR- KISUED. SOUTHAMPTON BHIJIJIECOCK HILLS.

L. 1. Faralakkea ottasres reau List nave J. Metcalfe Thomas, 19 Liberty St so TO LET FOK BUIXCIl TtRPOsr CONSTABLE BUILDUP Fifth iit; i jgti This new and magnificent building-, crlngr plot 100x2(M feet, can insc-at any time; perfect! equipped, eerv unsurpassedr Stores, and Office FOR RENTAL This bulldinir most attractive In c-ranarement and flnlsh; contains all nv ern- Improvements, and every floor perfect lisrht; six rapid-running- elevate-four at Fifth Avenue and two at eat-': extremity of building-, close to, Broad ws For partlenlars sad vlaae astBly CEO. R.

READ, Agent, 1 Madison cor. 23d axd rise rr. METROPOLITAN LIFE INS. ti BUILDIN0, Madison N. E.

cor. 23d OFFICES FOR RENT a this' MW' and eies-ant balUlns; terse end small, slnsle or ea salts, at rents' trem $3W p. (M2S) APPLT TO GEO. R. READ.

1 1 MADISON AY. V- Corn Exchange William and Beaver. Sts, A fBWoflleea In this eta-ant fire-proof baadla, Thre rapid aleTatora, cisctrle iisnt, 4kc "For plans and farther particulars -v. APPLY TO CEO. R.

READ, (5476) 9 PIXE ST. 5 LOW RENTS. Bowling Green Offices TO 11 BROAD WAT THROUOH TO 1 WICH ST. ADVAriTAGES Kine fast Otis hydraulic levators, with all eirhi service, electric llfhta. steam hsat.

flltrml k-s water, flrst-class service. All these are FX -tenanta Th Bowllns; Oreen Is the, larrest, Baat modem, best aulrertlsed. and moat easily locatad -office buiidlnr In this city, and offers superior ad. vaata-ea Baths. Root Restaurant.

Da-actors room. Ac Offices of all sizes from $200 op. Entire floors (15.000 ft.) can. be fitted up to salt, largest businesa Now. open for inspection as rental.

K. BILL. 11 BROADWAY. 3Ion tank Building, Koa 1 Liberty, T-SS William and 63 siatdea Lana Nw lire-proof buildtnr. with all modern eon veniencea Lara; and small corner and tnstda offlces to let.

Immediate possession. Apply to J. Metcalfe Thomas, 19 Liberty St FOtJR-STORY. HIGH-STOOP BROWNSTONS dwelllnr to let: 22d near Broadway; suitable for private dwell dressmaker, tailor, milliner, Ac; house being; put in compteete order. E.

A. CRUIK8HANK A 17 Broadway. CITY HOUSES TO LET tVWFl'RXISHED. FOR RENT. The followinr clecant.

three and four story high -stoop and American basement house; poe- session Immediately: 2.3S2 7th 900 S.876 Tth 1.000 210 West lSth Bt 1.000 271 West ISSth Bt 212 West 138th These houses can be seen by applytnf to ERASTUS HAMILTON. '25 West 138th BL." near 8th A TO LET. x.024 Paris Ave 1 A four-story and 1 basement brownstone -frost dwelling-; handsomely decorated and la tboroug order. APPPLT -TO- ERASTUS HAMILTON, 2S WEST 138TH 8T. FXTLLY.

FURNISHED FOUR-STORT BROWT. stone; owner board part rent, if desired. West 46th St. 4 BICYCLES. lWheels, 1 ouiitiSrs Tool STM STYLES I LADIES, KEITLEMEI't JLTAIODft.

The Lightest Bunnlng Wheels oa Earth. THE ELD RED GE THE DELVIDEHE. We always Made 6oe4 Sewlnf Mackinet! Why ShetiMal Make 6ee4 Wheels! 3 National Sewing Machine 5 339 Broadway Facterr: oew era. Beividere, Ua 1897 Elmoro Dicyelo $75 eansl to anr lOO crcle. special price dealers.

Quanlitr shop-soiled Crawford. Royal. lulre Colton. Btanleya Ac fls up. Sd h'd cycles traded.

"MALL PROFIT. QUICK SALES, OCR MOTTO. Park Row Bicycle Co. 23 PARK Row pp. Puet Offlce.

SHERIFF'S SALES. SHERIFF'S SALE I AUGUST KLEINAU. Auctioneer. KLE1NAU. LUTZ M.

sell to-day. Wedacsday, Feb. 24th. st 1:30 in. du, -oniinuea Bait,) a valuable collect kuo, ct turelaa Nnmismatic and Scientific Bocl Also a large collect Soa ot OIL PAiriTiriGS, French, English, and Dutch Etchings, Drawings, cad ii: Engravings EDWARD J.

H. TAVSEX. 8br Chaa at. Loub. Deputy tlheruT.

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