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II 10 ESCAPE FROM AN ICE PACK Survivors of the Whaler Nayarch Tell How They Crossed Ice and Water from the Ship. MANY SAILORS LEFT BEHIND Capt. Whiteside and His Wife, with Six Sailors, Beach Seattle Th Party Obliged to Return to the Ship Twice. SEATTLE. Washington.

Sept- Joseph. YVnltesldea of the lost whaler 3Cavarch. hU wife, and several of the ves-eTa crew' came her on tha steamer Hum-feoldt, which arrived from 8. Michael's to day. They tell the atory of the wreck, of which a first account waa received a few slays a (to.

The Jfavarcb left San Francisco March 2 last and entered the Arctic Ocean in July. She soon rot caught In the Ice at a point 120 miles" northeast of Point Barrow. At first the Captain thought the ship could be extricated from its position, but on July 29 they realised that there was no hop of such an event. They hoisted signals of dis tress, trusting that the revenue cutter neat or arvmo of the other whalers of the fleet would nee them and come to JJlflr assist- nee. But the for came and obscured them for four days.

They drifted rapidly northward with the Icebergs. Finally they decided to leave the ship. On Aug. 14 the whole crew took the small boats and started across the ice. After drag-gins; them tor five miles they came to open water and embarked.

The current caught them at once, and before they had cone ten miles they were In another Ice Kek, They then discovered that they only A five days provisions, and -they abandoned the boats and started across the ice on foot. They got back safely and then commenced preparations for a second at-- tempt to save themselves. All but eight men aeeiaea to pusn across ine ice neius on but It was foggy and disagreeable, and necessitated more clothing than was conducive to rapid travel. For this reason a limited amount or food was carried, for they thought they would surely reach the "Hear or one of -the whalers within two or three days. The eight men left in the boat thought they were better off there than on Ills iv.X RUU nciv icr 1 1 vr Liit.ii Away across the treacherous ice went the thirty-seven men and the gritty woman.

But one day out the Captain and his wife and seven of the others changed their minds about the likelihood of saving themselves by the method they had undertaken. They would come to open water now and then. wnicn unpeaea tneir escape, wnue onen they would find It necessary to go around the massive icebergs rearing precipitous aide down In their path. Nine of the party went back to the ship, leaving twenty-, nine on the ice. Nothing has been heard of the twenty-nine men since that day, Aug.

12. The party got back to the ship and on Aug. 14 made another start. With eight tn the party Capt, Whltesldes, fcls wife, and six men. They took a small canvas Into which they put a week's provisions.

It -was a heavy load' for the little craft, but this waa the last hope they had. Only the fact that the sea was compartlvely quiet accounts for the miraculous escape, for any rough weather would have Instantly pwainped them. They got Into clear water In a few hours, and, paddling through the fog and darkness, avoided, as best they rouia, ia drilling ice. xney pusnea on ior hours, when they could go no further, and they got out and walked over the Ice. For sixty hours they kept on, first walking and now taking to the small boat.

At last land was sighted. The land proved to be Copper Island, a barren, desolate spot, from which they were resenwd- the following day by the Bear. Capt. Whltesldes thinks the men left on the ice are surely lost. A WOMAN'S SHATTERED IDOL Mr.

Bnwa of Haatlactoa Repudiates Her Former Hero, Whom Her Hsibasa Had Tresaeea, HUNTINGTON. I Sept chapter has been added to the Brown elope-- ment case, which set all the residents of this town and Fair Ground to laughing last week. At that time the pretty twenty-year-old wife of Mortimer Brown became Interested simultaneously In a Bummer novel and a pair of mustaches belonging to one Charles Ward McDevltt. As a result of this combination Mrs. Brown packed her trunks and sewing machine and tagged them for New York.

McDevltt was to be her escort, but fate had decreed otherwise. On his arrival at the station he found, be-rides Mrs. Brown. Mr. Brown and a club.

The result was a three-minute entertainment. Including tragedy, comedy, sprinting, vaulting, the running broad lump, and club, swinging, Mr. Brown being the exponent of the last-named art, while Mr. McDevltt waa establishing new records In the other feats. McDevltt finally concluded he had a pressing engagement in New York, and by a wonderful flying leap landed on the train.

McDevltt's Inadequate conception and interpretation of the role of hero in little drama palled on Mrs. Brown's artistic soul, and after the show was over she was glad to go home with her husband. The second chapter of the story comes In the form of two public statements one from Mr. Brown and the other from his wife. loth statements, however, were written by Mrs.

Brown. Mr. Brown's statement is terse and vigorous, as becomes a man who has confidence tn his argumentative powers and Is sure of his facts. It runs something like this: Mortimer Brown Bays that Charles McDevltt was the easiest man he ever done up with a small club, and If I am built of light timber be was nothing but a flea tiite to me, for I could outrun him and handle him with ease. I made up ray mind to flght or die before McDevltt would run away with my wife.

I will give him to understand that I am boss, and hot him. If McDevltt ever shows his face again at the Brown residence he wilt be tarred and feathered and rode on a rail through a ties of cat briars." These few gentle hints serve to ventilate the feelings of the head of the house, and are followed by the Individual statement of Mrs. Brown. It begins with a few comments on various personal qualities of Mr. McDevltt.

and concludes as' follows: Brown Is very well contented at home attending to her household duties, and she will never have another stranger come and "top at her house in the manner that Mc-levitt has done, for she Is down black on a liar, and he is one. I will swear to God that If McDevltt comes here and "my husband is not at home, I will keep a box of red pepper the shelf ready and waiting for him. There are no indications that McDevltt longs to again take up his residence In Fair Ground, and the incident la probably Closed. STATE PBIS0N Reports of laaaalty la the Klogi Coesitr Pealteallary Iealed. AU3ANT, BepL'H.

At the annual nreet-Inx of the State Prison Commission to-day XJspenard Stewart of New York was elected President for the third successive term. Kelson Davenport of Troy waa elected Vice President to succeed Kolx-rt Jdontanye. Auxusiua enerman 01 rwew wanimore was re-electd Secretary, and Philip J. Roosa tt iildtlietown was selected as general of-lice aasistant, at a salary of 1, a year. Comnnissioners Boyd and Remington re-tiorted the result of their investigation of the published reports that the number of prisoner in the Klnga County Penitentiary -who had gone Insane was unusually large and was due to the enforced idleness of the prisoners.

The report states that there was but one more case of Insanity this year than last, and that none of the cases of Insanity waa caused by enforced Idleness. The report further states that every one of the 73S prisoners In the penitentiary, not air-k or otherwise Incapacitated, is at work. The ccrrmhtee concludes ita n-port by saying: "We believe that to-day the tax-La vers of King County are receiving-. In the way of decreased cost of supplies and labor, for county Institutions, In the im provement of public buildings, in the grad ing and Improvement of waste land, far more profit than under the system of convict labor heretofore In vogue in the penitentiary." Aasaalt aad Salelde Xear Resae. HOME.

N. Sept. noon to-day. at Lee, about eleven miles north of Rome, a farmer named Charlee Pratt, who lived in a bouse occupied by Frederick Cummin gt, made a murderous assault on Mrs. Cummlngs with an axe.

He then cut hie own throat and lived but a short time. It Is thought that the woman will recover. It la bUav4 that Pratt waa insane IN THE REAL ESTATE FIELD TTaasfer of the Bask for Bavtava Property Other Salea aad A actio Deallatrs. The United I.oan and Investment Company took title yesterday to the old Bank for Savings property, on the north side of Bleecker Street, 150 feet eaat of Broadway. The consideration Is reported to be in the neighborhood of 1200.000, for $150,000 of which amount the purchasers give a mortgage, payable in three years.

The old bank building occupies a plot S3.6 by 100, on which the United Loan and Investment Company will erect a twelve-story business building, to cost about The bank purchased this property In ISM, and the old structure has been a landmark In that neighborhood for many years. The work of demolishing It to make room for Its taller successor will begin shortly. The bank people have made a special agreement, by which they are to retain possession of the cornerstone of the old building. David Stewart has sold, for the Ernst-Marx to Mrs. Isabella Lambley, for $12,000, the four-story brick and Indiana limestone dwelling, 181 Convent Avenue.

1 by 40 by 50. I. J. Fhllltps St Co. have sold, for the estate ot Calden 8tevens, the northwest corner of One Hundred and Thirty-first Street and Seventh Avenue, 24.11 by 75, and the lot on the north side of One Hundred and Thirty-tlrst Street.

10O feet west of Seventh Avenue. 2T by iW.lt. buyers am a firm of builders, who will erect five-story flats there, Hiram Rlnaldo Brother have sold, for the Breen estate, to Mandelbaum Lewiney the old buildings 4X7 West Thirty-sixth Street, on a lot :45 by 9.9. Case Farley have sold, for Jennie faroiar ei Inln southwest COmef Of One Hundred and Sixty-ninth Street and Prospect Avenue. The buyer wlU improve the property.

Alexander Walker has bought two lots on Riverside Drive, between One Hundred and Thirteenth and one iiunarea na ruur- Frederick Zlttel has sold, for $25,000, the lot. on the east side of the Boulevard. io.8 A.K Ctm.t kv leei Bouin ui nrriuj -in Smith Kly has sold, for a Mrs. Burke, the Interior gere lot between One Hundred and Hp ven th and One Hundred and Eighth Street. 100 feet east or second Avenue, having a westerly line of ai.iu reel, ana ex- tonrilw 07X ftft easterly to a DOlnt.

i'wita ha oiii for Bernard earns. 1 -v. hlUln. wtttl stores and lofts, northwest corner of West Broadway and Worth Street, 'ia by 50. Mr.

Vocke paid $48,000 for this property last November. ihiiin rinirihonr hns sold to Arthur V. O'Connor, for about $2,500, the plot on the north side of Travers Street. 108 feet-west of Valentine Avenue. 52 by 128.

Mr. CCon- rnr will Imnrove the orooerty. In the Trinity Building Salesroom, yesterday William M. Ryan sold. In foreclosure, to Adolph J.

H. Meyer, for $28,351, the flve-tin ViriMr flat. 5H West One Hundred and Ninth Street. 25 by 100.11; also. In foreclosure, to the plaintiff, James Murray, for $22,900, 00 West One Hundred and Ninth Street, similar to and adjoining the forego! tr William Kennelly sold.

In foreclosure, to Frederick W. Dykeman, for $8,856, the three-story brick dwelling 543 West One Hundred and Fifty-nlntn Street. 1-L9 by 90.11. Solomon De Walltearss sold, in foreclosure, to the plaintiff. Justus I Bulkley.

for $123,000, the eight-story brick factory, southwest corner of Division and Gouverneur Streets extending to East Broadway, 64.4 by 101.7 by 64.4 100.11. To-day's Aactloa Sales. The following sales at auction are down for to-day at 111 Broadway, unless other wise specified: Hv James Wells, foreclosure sale. Will lam H. Willis, referee.

153. 155. and 157 Oreene Street, and 50 West Houston Street. begin- at Greene Street, west side, 20.1 feet north of W'wt Houston Street, runs north 60.3 feet by west 100 by south 80.4 to West Houston Street, by east 21 by north 20.1 by east 70, five-story brick -and stone Duuaing, with stores and lofts. Due on judgment, $38,198.

By James I Wells, foreclosure sale. Hennr Smith, referee, the following vacant plots: Aqueduct Avenue, southeast corner or One Hundred ana fcagnty-secona street, 10L4 by 191.6 by 100 by 174.6T Clinton Street, north side, 225 feet west of, Grand 25 by 100: Grand Avenue, south west corner of One Hundred and Eighty-second Street. ISO by 10O; Grand Avenue, northeast corner of Clinton Street, 200 by 100; Clinton Street, north side, 125 feet east of Grand Avenue, 200 by 100; Jerome Avenue, west side. 25 feet north of Clinton Street, 75 by 100; Grand Avenue, southeast corner of North Street, 100 by 175, excepting thereout 25 by 100 at the northwest corner of said plot; Aqueduct Avenue southeast corner of One Hundred and Eighty-first Street. 25.4 by 92 by 25 by 87.9.

Due on Judgment. $3,494. By William Kennelly, foreclosure sale, Edward Jacobs, referee. 69 East Eighty- seventh Street, north side. 218.4 feet west of Park Avenue.

17.2 1-3 by 100.8, three-story brick dwelling. Due on Judgment. $13,024. By William Kennelly. foreclosure sale.

Arthur Sweeny, referee. Tiffany Street, west side. 152.11 feet north of One Hundred and Hixty-seventh Street, 20 by 123, vacant, i Due on judgment. By Solomon de Walltearss, foreclosure sale, Edward Schenck. referee.

1.515 and 1,017 Madison Avenue, east side, 46.11 and 73.11 feet respectively, north of One Hundred and Third Street, each 27 by 100, two live-story brick flats. Due on judgment, on on on, By D. Phoenix Ingraham foreclos ure sale, vvunam h. Deiancey, referee, 88 Aionroe street, soutn sl'le, 114.4 feet vast of Pike Street, 22.8 by 03.2 by 22.6 by 93.10 six-story brick building. Due on Judgment.

$21,040. At 59 Liberty Street, by Richard V. Har nett ec k.o., puduc auction sale, 600 East One Hundred and Thirty-sixth Street, south Biuc, jwi cbbi oi Alexander Avenue THE BULDIXG DEPARTME5T, Ldst of Plaas Filed for New Strnctarea and Alterations. One Hundred and Third Street, north side, loo feet eaat of Columbus Avenue, for five flve-story and basement brick flats, 27 by S4 and 17 by WtO; Cu an mines Feraju- un 01 in went oireel, owners; O. F.

Pclham of 503 Fifth Avenue, ail t'liiLwi tuBi, aio.tRni. No. 43i Kast One Hundred and Fortv- sixth Street, for a two-story brick stable, iry uu, 011 axciaugniin, premises, owner; John F. Kgan, architect; cost, Sl.OtiO. One Hundred and Fiftieth Street, south side, 205 feet east of Railroad Avenue, for a two-story frame dwelling-, 22 by 42, Daniel Cunningham of 454 East One Hundred and Fiftieth Street, owner; C.

F. Lohse of wesicnesier Avenue, architect; cost, Hay Street, northeast corner of North Street. City Island, for a two-atorv and attic frame dwellm. 19 by 28, George Bax-Jler, premises, owner: William M. Ronzee, ttrcuiiect, com, a.tssj.

io. cirnta Bireei. cniontMrt. for a one-story frame shed. 22 by 10.

Annie Rem ington, owner; Frederick Ebt-llng of 3.00!) intra Avenue, arcniiect; cost, Sl.sj. Tremont Avenue, south side. 70 feet west of vanderbllt Avenue, for a four-story nncn uuice uuiiuing, oy Hernard F. Lynch of 40 East Seventy-eighth Street, owner; W. C.

Dickerson of One Hundred ana rorty-mntb btreet and Third Avenue, I architect; cost, Alteratiosia. Two Hundred and Thirty-ninth Street, south side. 2A feet east of Keppler Avenue, to a two-and-a-half-story frame dwelling, A. L. Blckel.

owner; Lawrence tc Ringrose. architects; cost, sl.tno. Nos. 13H and lf Elm Street, to two three-story frame dwellings, H. and H.

G. Hughes of 212 Centre Street, owners; Thomas Graham, architect; cost. Lexington Avenue, southeast corner of Eightv-alxth Street, to a four-story brick public school, city, owner; C. B. J.

Snyder, architect; cost. S.Vif). No. 10 Clinton Place, ito a flve-story brick business building, W. H.

Taylor of 12S Park Row, owner; William E. Mowbray of 2 Convent Avenue, architect; cost, Avenue southeast corner of Second Street, lo a four-story and basement brick hotel. Max Tanenbaum of 15 Avenue owner; Bernstein A Stone, architects: cost. No. 115 Broome Street, to a five-story and basement brick with store, Isaac Uoodstein of 72 East Sixty-second Street, owner; Bernaieln ft Stone, architects; cost, 1.5oa Recorded Real Estate Traasfera.

Tuesday, Bapt. 14. BLEECKER BT, s. 150 ft of Broad- way, M.ttsHW; the Bank for Havings of the City of New York- te the United Loab and laveatim-nt Coniaiir. 1 CUHVrt'ilK BT, a a.

Lot itM ot map af JuiH lietatwev. Z.1Z1UU: IrYirut llacne ra.b and others to Luuis 10 EIXJEOOMBE AT, 475 ft ft of 145th Fl. lax irregular to King uringe ttosaj Kirnsrd i Meioiier ana mi ismiiub Hobsrt J. 1 ElJd 8T. s.

53-1 ft Orchard Terrace, 4xioo; John M. aietsier ana wiie Annie Martin 4.000 GHKli.V I vine orf Av. a. SOO ft ot 2d 8t, Jfhn Booenstab and whs tn Mnrr A. Helton 1 OWKRKWTCIt hi-.

20.H trrerular; Waller Rdforl and another, executors, Ac. to Oeorta Weller 1 GREENWICH Mr. 6H5, 20.SX irregular: Ueoicv R. Wrier to Emma Koa ana other 1 GREENWICH 6S5. IrreruUr: Krancts X.

Dotfcchue, referee, to Ueorge R. Weller ....1 7.575 LEXINGTON At. 80.8 ft of flirt St. 20xN0; Daniel A. Huebsch and an- rl He tn Tn I in fc-f iiahsuH IJEXJNGTON AV.

80.5 ft of Slat SttxhO; Uenjrfmin W. Huetwcli to Julia Hucbech J. 1 Sl, map oi Section Vyse estate; Carl NilMon tnl Phllin Krausch 4.000 LOT 18T. map od Section Vyse estate; William Wetter to Twenty-third Ward Lnd Imtrovena-nt Coninanr 1 LOT 411, map ofiArden property; Matilda Fnuer to VI Burton 1 LOTS 8 to IS. lilock 25; ft, 7.

S. 13 to 24. 35. 3A.I1. S.

Ulork 26; 5 to 21. Hha-k 27; WJlto 42. Block 28; Charles Hide and wife to Henry J. Rudd 5 LOTS 3i5 and 381 map of Section A. Vyse estate; rellle Mice to Emmy ncnweixer.

iw.ww LOTS 10. 11. 18,1 IV, 108, 10, 1x5 to 1ST. 203, 2l4, map b( part of Seton home-etead; Jefleraoa M. Levy to Bernard Mavnoff J.

1 LOTS lrt. 11, 18.1m. lot. 109, 185 to 187, jus. iak; also lxts fKii to tra.

map ot part of Setoo bomeatvad; Seton Horn-atead Land Company to Jederson M. Lew 1. 1 LOTS (27, 028. to 4 OH. 40.

41, 525. 62U. map of Arden property; JYaser to Walt W. Taylor MONTICELLO AV, 1IW ft of Jefter- nn Av, 25xl0i: Land Company A. ot Edenwald to Ektward Kaltenbach 400 PARK.

AV. s. 14 ft of ltwth 26.11 xSO: Emma W'i4necke to Harry B. avls PARK ST, Corner of Mission Plaoe. Xl5x25.2x lrrdgular; Elisabeth W.

li-Morse and anntiier to the Farmers' Loan and Trust Comsany PENPOLD AV, 137.6 ft of Sub urban fiace. s.xiau; a. lji-ledahl to Nelliel Rice 8.500 RIVERSIDE DRIN'E, at a point 6.6 ft of the cent line of the block between WKh and! 91t Stn, or 110.8 ft of UOth St. 28. ltxl 03.7x28.

6x107. 6: James W. Whitney aril wife to Albert 100 RIVLNOTON 8T, 25 ft of Attorney St. 25x100; Hainan tartan to Salamon Kartan I 10 WATER ST, 6741 25x100; Jacob Cohen to Caspar Aronsonl 3D AV. s.

5(J(ll ft of 2d St, 100x160, Olinvllle; Marrtret Marshall and others id oaepn itueraer. TTH AV, ciner of llath St, 100.11X 4,000 Bell 1 100 7TH AV, coVner of 112th St. 100.11X 100; Jared W. IJell and w.re to waiter Reld J. 100 11TH ST, s.

Lit 383, map of Village of akeneld; Ruttt Barker to Stephen blunder and 5.000 15TH AV. cirner of 3d St. 52.6x114; Wakeneld; Jamks LiarragS and wile to Frank P. Dursi and another 8.000 81ST ST, 227 W4t, 25x08.9; Felix Muldoon to John Muldooa 100 46TH ST, 146 Wrt, 15x100.4; Ellen Sum mers to Robert IE. estcott 100 62 ST.

458 We4t, 25x100.5; Els worth L. Striker to Louis unench and C7TH ST. a 1125 ft of 10th Av. 25x Mary MtLaughlln to James McLaughlin 72D ST. 414 East: Marcus Baumann to Charles Boebms 75TH ST, s.

110 ft of West End Av, 23.250 18x100: A. walker oua. referee, to Jen nie Moriartv BOO T5TH ST. s. 110 ft of West End Av, 18X1UO: Jennie Moriartv to Edlln A.

van Slvck 1 19.500 88TH ST. s. 893 ft of West End Av, lx lrree-ular: IGeorm L. Nichols and wife to Alexander Hollender v. 32.000 89TH ST, a.

B75 ft of. Amsterdam, Av, 25x100.8; Hffle L. Whitney to F. Dlninny. Jr 100 89TH 8T.

31 ft of West End Av, lux Mary Nichols to ueorg-a L. Nichols 89TH ST, a 30d ft of 5th Av. 50x100.9; William Schneider to Francklyn Lawrence 1 8TH ST. s. 30(1 of 5th Av.

50x100.9: Francklyn Lawrence to Louis R. Berg; and another. 94TH ST. s. 170 ft of 4th Av.

20x 10U8; Hannah IFarlan to Salamon Far-Ian 110TH ST, 249 feast, 16.8x100.11: Harry B. Davis and others to Emma Wlenecke. llOTH ST, 240 East. 16.8x100.11; Ellas Uordon to Harmr B. Davis and another.

11STH ST. sa. 110 ft of 6th Av. 25x 100.11; Elizabeth H. Cralc to Theresa iA-nch I 123D ST.

157 ft of 2d Av, 27x100.11; Kmue a. Hassey and wl( to Carolina Blersack 136TH ST. a. 175 ft of 7th Av. 50x 90.11; Emma 6.

Leith to George T. Howe J. 10 159TH 8T. 100 ft of St. Nicholas Av.

looxioo: waiiam Thompson and wife to Nathan Hobart 16iD OT. a 172-f ft of Bt. Nicholas Av. wiui.t; wiuiato Thompson and wife to Nathan Hobart.L 162X ST. s.

ft of St. Nicholas Av, 40x52.4; William Thompson and wifo to Nathan Hrfcaxt 163D ST. a s. 850 ft of Amsterdam Av. 182.11x114.2x20215x112.6: William Thomn- uu un wue touatnan xiooaxv 1 Recorded Leases.

BACHRACH, Sagiuel, to Samuel Marks: 41 6th Av, 10 tears 1X200, 2,400 KANSER. SarSjlLo Herman Mahler: 113 Forsyth St, a 8-12 years 11.100. 1 iKft OEHL, Henry, ti John Pf later; 842 Eat 13ttth St, 5 7-12 years $300, SS0 li.7ot. jamea ana otners. to Bamuel Marks land another: 147 West 42d St.

1-12 ytears anflft WITTNER, Huldk, to Harris Nelslos; 814 and Olo East Ukh St, 6 years. 5,300 Recorded Mortgagee. ARONSON. Casp-, to Sophie B. Alexander and Pallia G.

Merrlman; of Water Bt. 125 ft ofi Jackson St, 6 years. 13.000 BAta, joooo ana wiie to rTedenc J. Mlddlebrook; Ml Essex St. 3 years 10,000 d.oi, niuww kjiu wiie it it.

Anna Purdy; a of Ryer Av. 257.1 ft of Ryer Av, 8 ye its COHEN, Bernhan! to Sender Jarmulowsky; corner of idlow and Canal Sts, ln-atallmenta DAIKER. Oeorgi and wife to the Dime Savings Bank Brooklyn: corner of 8.000 6,000 St. Nicholas Av and 145th St, 3 years. .100,000 vauuih, vrcurga ana wiie to tne Ulme Savings Bank ef Brooklyn; of St.

Nicholas Av. HB.O ft of 145th St. 3 70.000 uaimr, ueorja ana wire to the Dime Savings Bank 4f Brooklyn; of St. Nicholas Av, 15.3 ft of 115th St, 3 1 TO.000 viuirrbuuiUfi, uuu 10 William and Bemhard Burge 412 5th St. leasehold.

3 years DURS1E. Prank 1 and wife to Abigail' Purdy; a corr er of 15th St and White Plains Road, 3 LEA SON, Joaep 1 to Blrkbeck Investment Savings ind Loan Company of America; a of Forest Av, 187.6 ft of West Farms tc Westchester Road, installments HOLLANDER. lexander. to George" Nichols; a of I9th St. 303 ft of West End Av.

install nents JACOB. Emma and husband to the Mutual Life Ina urance Company: 6 East 1.700 8.000 2,000 9,000 rt-bJ rLi: ao.ooo BJia oiners to th Seamen's Bank for Savlnn of Nw Ynrk ft 20 v. 5 10.000 v. w.i; 10 isaac nutier; of road leading 1 a Pelham, adjoining land of John Flynn also Lot 163. map of Union port, 1 JOHNSON.

Edga and wife to So'lol mon A. Fatman 10 East G3d St. one-half Ilia'm "to (jerin'an American Real Eatate Title Guarantee ompany; ot rner of ttith St and Park Av, demand KEANAN, John 1 nd Eliza, to Emilie Ba'rl bier; Lot 7. ma ot Village of East Tremont. 8 KEITH, Monroe to Otis Weld; corner ot Suburbar St and Valentine Av 3 years KL.UNDER.

Btettien. and wife to" John Bussing, its 3S3 and 385. map of Village of Wak-Held. 3 years .777 LANUENZEN. innle, to Henrietta Neul haua.

executrix. of Isaac H. Neu-haua; corne of 1st Av and 118th St and of llht 1 St, 75 ft of 1st Av, 1 year LAWRENCE, Francklyn. to William Schneider; UK! Wth St, 300 ft of 5th 800 2,000 B.000 600 1,000 5,000 LEYERSOHn! 'LAidTt TVtie'6'uarntee 2,000 wt1, G11. -'T.

VA" ream. 10,000 'n xi. airtsier; of Elm St. 535 of Orchard Terrace. 6 yea McILROT, Samu I H.

and wife toEmiiy A. and I. Mary Andown; corner of William St and Av, 3 years. RcLAL'GHLIN, unes. and wife to Ellen M.urr"li-Jl 0 8t 1W ft of West End Av, years NELSON, Ctiarle E.

and Julia, to'Kanl Hurry; 1 of 35(b St. I4J.6 ft of Park Av, 1 year PITCH IE, Chart, r. and wife to Thomas H. Doian; a i.f Jackson Av, 2I.l ft of new line of lU5th St, 5 years. PrrCHIE, Ctiarle and wife to Almira Brown; a of fackson Av, lM ft of l5th St.

new 11 le, 5 BEII. W'alter, Jared W. Bell- corner of 7th A and 112th St. lOO.llx 1.250 1.500 B.000 8.700 3.000 3.000 iwj; tiwo mongagea. 1 year 122.000 1.1 lli- eraa St.

Paul1! Church of Harlem to Irving Savings Institution; a of 123d St. 175 ft off 7th Av. as wldenedfl yaar. a All ATM Company to the IBank for Savings of tha City of New Yirk: a of J. 150 ft a of BroaBway.

83.6x100, 8 years 150 Onn I ECKE. Emrna. to Theresa Bcheppy Bcheppy; ,219 East 110th kSt. 1 year. 1.000 AssIsrB.sJa.sita of Mertaaaea.

BIERSCHENK. fhlllp. to George 8. Da Htera noils riHOLI-A, Fllomina, to Alfred A. Keller.

COOPER, Mnrgaii-t, to y. Ealrlle Brlggs. 130 1.103 ininrup, 10 tne Title Guar- antra and Truat 'ompany PANCHEH. Jams to Frederick Kron- 8,000 38.000 meyer GALLAGHER, fatrick. to L.

FrWl. Thetaasoa, Jr Horn. OrOOENHEIMER. Randolph, to Moses Weinman T.OOO HAPrKV, Emlla to Carolina Blersack. Norn.

MAIh.it. csrne, to PSVia n.ain MI IJHTON. Felix, to John Muldoon. Monu NKIJION William, to (W A. Dm HlBP- Mtv.lla 80 VKTTT.

CntllJIRn a Wlf.RKRREALTT Company to Charles Unanarst trHmrH to William E. cook 1.000 SCHWETER. Edward, and another, ecutors, ate, 01 tienry ttlias, nuuam Llppmsnn 12,244 ICHWKYER. Edward, and another. Mutnm A I.nr.

ITllHM fa HA1U dolpb auaaenheimcr 7,118 Lis Peadens. GREENWICH RT, a s. Lot 2d. and psrt of Lot 82. map of lots ot Abraham wnson; awo aora In lying between aald bats land of John Cooke; The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York agalnat Cornelia O.

Hays and otners, rorscloaurs oc mongaga iumn M(MM A Unrrt HOMB-8T, s. 12S ft of Stebblns AV. 2Sx06.10x SH.IIIXllM.4t nalMllh Ward lUH IKlinit xie A. McCone and others, foreclosure of mort- rne;) attorneys. Lyon ft smith.

MORTON ST. a a. lau ft of Hudson Bt, 2.1x100; Jonn m. Moaaman against -l nomas r. ium nr.d wife, tforeclosure of mortgage;) attorney, Wrlihl PARK ROW, s.

40.9 ft of Ann St. 25x TO. 1X23 to Ann st X12.8X trreguiar 10 wmnroii liernard 8. McKean. receiver, c.

against me National Life Association, taction to recover riflmnrM i- -1 Cajnnbell a Hance. PTIOSHI-X'T TKRRAil? a. Lots 10. 11. and 12.

map of property of Joseph B. wood, William Bridge. ixloO, being a portion of Lot 9UU. map of Village of Wakefield; Marrella V. Egaa against Kllen M.

Chambers and others, three actions, (foreclosure of mortgage;) attorney, M. S. Earan. STANTON ST. 166; Carrie Levy against Abraham and Harris Cohen, (foreclosure ot attorney.

Law. 1421) ST. a a. 225 ft of Will la Av. 16.8x100: Amelia M.

Fechtlg against saran A. ana ueorge N. Harris, (foreclosure ot attorney, N. D. La.wton.

106TH ST, 250 ft of Amsterdam Av, 25x 95; Enoch C. Bell against mrlstina Lren and another, (foreclosure oi mortgage attorney a. Bowers a Sands. Mecbaalca' Ideas. BRADHURST AV.

corner of 143d Bt. noxiw; Ttiomas cannon against nomas H. Bell, Oeorge (jrotlie. and Tlcn- man. owners and contractors.

517 COMMONWEALTH AV, 8T.10 ft a of West Farms Koad. 25x100; John Clark against Mary Donohue. owner; Andrew Kbson. contractor 83 ST. NICHOLAS AV, 35 ft of 152d St, runs 101.6 to St.

Nicholas Place, 75 85.3 to avenue, William O. Leeson against George J. Shan non and Robert S. Paris, owners and contractors 1.813 ST. NICHOLAS AV, corner of 151st St, 102.2xllO.6xlUOx91.10; William O.

Leeson against Claude W. Mick, owner and contractor 8,00 170 2D AV. 170; Anton Weiss against the ltal- tan Home, owner and contractor 3D AV. 3,763: Jim Yell agalnat Macken Nathan, owner: Jamea Ross, 118 18TH ST. 137 West; J.

P. Duffy Co. against Robert Lipoid and A. E. Ben son, owners and 11 54TH ST, Sll and 813 East; Holmes Phllbiick against Max wold, owner ana contractor 87 77TH ST.

145 ft a of Madison -Av. 100x100: the Simpson Foundry company against William Home, owner; Smith A Collins, contractors; Hunter Iron Works. sub-contractor 72 ORDERS UNDER CHAPTER 418, LAWS 1807. BROOK AV. corner of 165th 124x 100; Henry Dahnke.

individually and as executor, on German-American Real Es tate Title Guarantee Company lo Paul-Pfotenhauar 1100 5 TTH ST. 134 Eaat; the Charles And runs Building Company on Paul S. Bolaer to Thomas O'Neill 6S4 FEDEBAX C0TJSTS. I'nlted States Clrealt Conrt. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT Lacombe.

J. Opens at 10:30 A. M. in Room loo Poat Office Building. Motion, calendar for Wednes day.

Sept. 15. Adjourned Cases. 1 Fuller vs. Underwood.

2 rahelberg vs. Kllpateln. a Tha Kynear pany vs. Evans. 4 White va 1 ease.

liarr va Sun Printing and Publishing; Com pany. 6 Matter of Quan. 7-rSlesinger va Meiscnman. Cases Noticed. 8 Parsons vs.

Rome. Wstertown and Ogdensburg Railroad Company. 8 Societe Anonrme des caves, cc vs. Keynolds at Co. lO Regloa Music Bos Company va Paillard.

11 Massachusetts tienent Ufe Assoclatlton vs. Reed. 12 Bates va Morgan. 13 Reglpa Music Box Com Dan vs. Paillard.

14 Mera TJnlveraaJ Extraction and Construction Company vs. Cham- oeriain. l.i iavis vs. smmeyer. lo Amoiln Chemical Company va Walbridge.

17 National BuiK oc commerce or Kansaa City. va Phillips. 18 Same vs. same. 10 Moors va Corn Exchange Bank.

20 Van Aken vs. Mcpherson. 21 Society Fabriques, Ac. va French and American Trading Company. 22 Welsbach Light Company va American Gas Control Com pany, aa KUDber Tire Wheel Company va Columbia Pneumatic Wagon Wheel Company.

84 Morgan va. Union Pacific Rallwav Cbmnnv. 25 Union Paciflo Railway Company vs. Worm- ser. STATE C0UBTS.

Kew Terlc Csleadsrs-This Day. SUPREME COURT Appellate Division. Recess. SUPREME COURT Appellate Trm. For the hearing of appeals from City Court and District v.ourxa.

a.ojournea icr tne term. SUPREME COURT Special Term Fart I. 11c-LaUKhlin. J. Otxeni at 10:30 A.

Litigated Motions. 1 John A. Roebllng's Sons Co. nreeo. a Matter or uaynor.

3 McCartney vs. Brown. 4 Stelnberger va Stein. 6 Pelrce va Granite State Provident Association. 0 Lynch v.

1 iie mayor, 01c 1 nauser vs. same. Kennelly va. same. Sullivan vs.

same. 10 Sullivan vs. same. 11 Stanbach va same. 12 wuners vs.

same. 13 Arena Athletic Club va jacr-arnana. 14 Franklin Savings Bank vs. Dux. 16 Frennd va Muller.

10 Matter of Hughes. 17 Montgomery vs. Petry. 18 Department of Buildings vs. sire.

10 Andrei va Carlin. 20 Association for Relief of Respecta ble Aged Indigent Females vs-Carlin. 21 tjassiay vs. Metropolitan Street Railway Company. 22 Schmat-k va same.

23 Bird va Bird. 24 Day va. Morrison. 25 Meyer va Levy. 2 New York Steam Company va Appleton.

27 Aschelm vs. Myers. 28 Reese va Clark. 2 Fisse va Morrison. 80 Bernstein vs.

Equitable vtas u(ni uxupuny. at lonquet va Abegg. 82 People, 4c. va. Mandel.

83 Mutual Life In surance Company va. Falcott. 84 Testera va. atuaic nail company. 00 atune va Northwest ern Life Asaurance Company.

SO Thorn va Bankers' Life Association of Minnesota. 87 Blood va Barnard. 38 Lester va Maybey. 3u Gut ia Percha and Rubber Manufacturing Company vs. Bid well.

40 Flake vs. Fiske. 41 Longee vs. Metropolitan Rubber tMropany. 42 Matter of Rodman.

44 Sheffield va Cooper. 44 Murray va imams, so uaieriein vs. Green. 40 Matter of 23d Ward Park. 47 Matter of Ames.

48 Aetna Life Insurance Company va Little. 40 Petty. Soulard a Walker Realtv Oompany va Piaclotta. SO Wolff Gas Radiator Manuiactunng t-orapany va. nam.

OI rrsch va eiaae. at rxceisior nrewing uompany va Sosnowsky. 53 Fraaer vs. 54 Oug- SUPREME COURT Special Term Part II. Andrews.

J. Opens at 10:30 A. M. Ex parte oumneas. SUPREME COURT Special Term Parts TTT VI L.

and VUL Adjourned for taa term. SUPREME COURT Trial Term Parts v. and X. Adjourned until the first Monday SUPREME COTTRT Trial Term Part. TT ttt ana Adjourned war www arwvw -w a uuiii iaunusj.

dciu av. SURROGATE'S COURT Chambers A ennl A a wins ior trooate at A. M. Anton Pfund. biuu ucivciuiuiu, niqiutn a nompson, win- lam waisn.

JLavid Blumanthal. Johanna nyan. SURROGATE'S COURT Trial Term Fltxgerald. Opens at 10:30 A. M.

Case on. Contested will of Elizabeth P. Hlggina CITY COURT General Term Adjourned sine die. CITY COURT Special Term Schuchman. nmn in noora li viiy nail, upens at 111 A.

M. Motions muat be made returnable at 10:30 A. M. Default on motions will be takaa at 11 A. M.

CITT COURT Trial Term Parts L. IL, auu vujwt um iu( us vci 1X1. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS Psrt I. OofT i 1 1 iw-icu, vv a. Asaiaiani District At torneys usooroe ana neu tor tne 1 Michael Carmlno, Corlogeno, Corluct-I, Dlrgo uuaraino, Lirgo in wagro.

uulteppe Alfa no. 3 Samuel Martin. 4 Cornelius McCar- tny. naries tu. Aooens.

a Charles A. Micnei. Pleadings 1 Michael Floria. 2 Jamas Kenny. Anaur iiiuuiir.

uegnira nutier. Marlon Hynea. Frederick Bums. 7 Jamea Ryan. 8 Carmtna Flora.

Aaron Brown. 10 Hugh Ward. 11 Patrick Kearns. 12 Francis J. -Shanley.

13 Martin Connors. 14 Thomas Keenan. Max riaenman. In Georaa Mul. ler.

17 William Reilly, John Burke, la Harry jwoeiier. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS Part IL t.owing, j. opens at a. M. Assistant Diatnct Attorney Mitcneu tor tna Henniu 1 Jacob Catolr.

2 Artele Rlecke. 3 Margarita iiorreiu. cawara tieinecken. James nite. jonn nantora.

1 Isidore JoeepetahL Morits Zeimer. a Leopold Ehrllch. a Owen T. Carltn. 10 William VcOulnoess, Joseph Mc-Guinness.

11 John Boyle. James Banders. 12 Morris Studeman. 13 William Callahan. 14 Francisco Brunei 11.

15 Henry Ptckats. lft Itallb wamy, Kllxa Donoell. 17 Otto li ken, is ueorge Muller. 10 James Cllota. 20 aurm uenaopsy.

COURT OP OENERAL SESSIONS Parts ZH, ana 1 Aajourntq ior tne term. Referees Appointed Kew Tark. SUPREME COURT-McLaughlln. J. Kand va.

Hamilton Frank M. Tiehener. Mani fold va Merc el U. Thornton Warren of Crotona Park South from Fulton Avenue mot r. atatier or uraad Boulevard mi.

wucvurw uimav bu AJracnniaa. Receivers Appointed Xew Tark. SUPREME COURT McLauahlla Matter of New York Bottling Company Louis E. SUPREME COURT-Andrews. J.

ArdtU BuUr vs. Eruills ITsium-Thoma W. Peyton. Enoch C. Belt vs.

Christina Urta Frank O. Hwartwout. Brooklya Caart Caleadara. SUPREME CO t'RTP racial Term for Motions Maddax. i kx parte iuaine-s ax iv cwcu.

Motion calendar eaiisa at CXjHNTT COl'RT-Opens In Room Court ttxua -Hard, J. Ex parts business. nvr.mciATwm cottrt Abbott a. The accounting of John T. Moors, Edwin Ttiomas, natnanns a.

ttnesweu. Ann uunn, nun Havsge, Osorg M. Kappes, John M. Naaghton. I Henry Ahrens.

Thomas I. MorrelL Chrtstlaa I Jourgenaen, John a. Hutchinson, Levi r. Bag. I ter.

Patrick Kennev. Matthew Dononue. mien i Dean. Lnulm Scholl, Thomas Laurla. Henry O.

I Penrca. Gevlas Zechlel. Elbe H. Kenaler. Jacob Thomas Murphy, Carlos Schmidt, James crop- i aev.

John Curran. (motion. 1 Tha administration of William H. M. Con my.

Annla M. Frans Mers. John Horney, itm. nmwM i.il Ths inveatory of Esther Olena. Received letters testamentary of Kathar Ins Rauscher.

The estate of William H. James Cromble, Patrick Received letters of administration of Michael Cavanagh. Transfer tax of Barry Hitching. BROCKTON POST 13 IN TROUBLE J. A.

R. Coaacll Dlseass the Charsrea of Iaaaibardlwatloai Brasgkl bostcik rt, 14 I tiona of the Fitcber Webster Poat 13 of I Brockton, in spite ofthe attitude assumed by I the post towards the House of Lords," as it was its pleasure to term the Department Headquarters, were submitted to the National Encampment of the Grand at Buffalo by the department and received scant recognition from the great body assembled, which relegated them to the rear. lesterday arternoon the Council or Administration, holding Us regular meeting after the return from the National En campment, discussed charges preferred by Department. Commander Dean a trains the Fletcher Webster Post for insubordination, and gave a hearing to representatives of the post that they might show cause why 1 toe cnarter under. which they, are working- i ahould not be annulled.

Thla ia aald not I to be a revocation, but the effect is apparently one and the same. The next chapter, if there, la may be. expected from Post 1.1. As outlined In the commu nications published by sanction of the officers of the post, the Issue Involved is whether a post Is obliged to choose dele gates to the Department Encampment or not. The comrades of Post 13 took -issut at the previous encampment with the ac tion or the majority and did not choose del egates to tne.

last one as oraerea xrom ine Department Headquartera. ABSENCES HIT BY A STONE, Max Relers at Pasaale Knocked Seaae- less oa a. Rail war Tratsi. PASSAIC. N.

Sept. 14. Max Relers of 86 Second Street, thla city, waa returning from' New York on the 5:30 Erie train last night, seated at an open window. Some miscreant hurled a stone through the window, striking Relers a terrific bjow on the head. He waa knocked Insensible, and had to oe taxen noma in a can.

The police have been unable to discover wno tnrew tne atone. Fatal Trolley Car CoUlsloau CHICAGO. SepL 14. Two electric can on the suburban electric railway came In col lision while running at full speed along the stretch of single track on Harlem Avenue, south of Harrison Street. In Lagrange, this morning, ine accident happened just before 7 o'clock, when traffic was heavy, and nearly all tha'passengers which both cars carried were injured.

The motormen. J. Murphy' and John Jamison, will die. Four teen persons were injured seriously. Head of Lake Forest V'alveraltr.

CHICAGO. Sept 14. The Rev. Jamea G. K.

McClure has been' elected President of Lake Forest University. He was born In Al bany in 1848. graduated from Tale in 187a and from Princeton Theological Seminary in 1673. He Decame pastor of the New Scotland (N. Presbyterian Church in 1874.

resigning in im. Alter a trip a road ne took charge of the Lake Forest Church, In 1881 ana nas since occupiea its pulpit. A Ifew Jsdge ta Philadelphia. HARRISBURQ. 8epL 14.

The Governor has appointed 'William W. Porter of Philadelphia to the Superior Court bench, to lutsnu juugn niuuu. APARTMENTS TO LET FU RX I HEX) Central Park Apartments, Consisting of tha Madrid. Grenada. Barcelona.

Mwi, oaiamanca, Valencia, uoraova, and Toloaa. tn Construction. Light. Ventilation, Elegance of Service and Appointments the Standard Apartment Buildings of the World. The location.

Central Park Sooth. (50th 58th and 7th is the most desirable la the ity. Prlcea plana and particulars) upon application. TITLE GUARANTEE TRUST Trustee. 14S Broadway.

C8th St. aad 7th New Tork- 170 Kcman Brooklyn, N. T. THE OSBORNE, 57th St 7th Ave. ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF.

APARTMENTS TO RENT FROM OCT. 1st. Location and Houaa best in tha eltv. Apply vn remises, or to ARTHUR A vi-iij a. 110 tjroauway.

near Oitn bt. ELEGANT ALL-LIGHT APARTMENTS. Rents, Portsmouth and Hampshire, 88-50 West 0th St. All nlsht elevator servica. New hot water supply service lately installed.

b. a. knvuuoua at 140 Broadway. THE COLUMBUS 00 AND 63 MADISON AV. Eight -to ten room anartmenta: steam heat.

Apply to THOMAS at ECKERSON. 85 West 80th St. Bachelor anarlment to let In the American Safe Deposit Co. Building, ui cyr. ai m.

very oeairaoia suite of two outside rooma and bath. Rent reasonable; elevator service all night; meala served In rooma If desired. E. A. CRI IK8HANK a 17e Broadway.

THE MAJESTIC. si. Nicnoiss av, ana 145th St. Finest apart. mem up iown.

aii nre-proot. r-aaaenger eleva tor; electrte light; refrigeration; no Ice needed. aiuwsis lerroa. CITY FLATS TO LET 15FIRXISHEO. 8 Bank rma A bath; eveell't nnW ata on 05 Hudson rooms bath; ext.

large. 20. 00 834 Greenwich rooma; Improvements, itl.00 214 Wast 17th 6 rooms and bath 9tia 813 Weal. 17th 5 rma at bath: ext. lara-a.

2.otl v. eav uia panor noor at Dasement. aa.OU 152 0th 8 rooma: improvements; aingle. 2H.0O 8tl W. 2uth Orma, single door, hall rma 22.0O ii rooms bath, private ball.

24.U0 251 7lh rooms, single noor. hall nu, 22.U0 JOSEPH CORB1T A 212 th Av. AUBURN, 24th 843 West: rooms aad bath; steam heat; newly painted and decorated; 330 to 835. an aanjtor. ELEGANT CORNER APARTMENTS: 80 FEET; all improvements; hot air beating; 'I boya 3M avaai ilia sib.

saw janitor. 813 WEST 20TH ST. 4 and rooms and bath. provements, $17 to $20. See Janitors.

170 EAST BOTH ST. rooms and bath; excellent orders bouse, sox0 feat; $23 Bee laa- IVUT. COVSTRT REAL ESTATE! FOR SALEw FOR SALE ORANGE, N. J. On Highland near station, one ef the rnoiceei reaiaenttai locations; several new Colo- nut' oweuinga wita every moilam appotatment; aaca with ample groanda; terms reasonable; wuuiu rwiw wiin pnvurge 01 purcnase, r.un.

P. HAMILTON A ft Broadway, New York! CUT REAL ESTATE VOW SAL Al'CTIOXEKn. A0aT R. Read, REAL ESTATE, 11 T. A.tD MAOIIOS nT.

APPRAISKR BROKKH. -JQ WP5T I 5T iTPFFT ay Li3 a OIO 1 5 IXLL Mnh44ael Cmiaw iHaunatMiii w.ii Attractlvt. 25 U. haadsomsly decors tad; Inspect. IB s.

rillll UI2UIIlE.IIl. I rUtarr-CLAaS INVESTMENT PROPKKTT 4 aad warren RC BROOKLTV REAL ESTATE FOfl SALE. A Good Housekeeper can appreciate a good home. The elegant, modern brick and stone houses on Rutland Road, near Flat- bush Avenue, in the beautiful Twenty-ninth "Ward, are models worth examination. Artistic ar chitecture and beautiful environ ment make ideal homes.

Get prices, HENRY W. SHERRILU-Mana ger -Estate John Leflerts, 13 Wil- loughby atreet. HOTELS. THE PARK MADISON, madipon a v. and ssth st cPftnf nn Mflrlicnrv Smtan Pflrlr rrODling MauiSOn- SqUaTC KOTK.

NOW READY FOR OOCCPANCT. Electric lights, elevator, tiled bathrooms, house aemce. private restaurant open nrepisots lor coal or wood; private telephone hi eaca suits; three to nine rooms aad bath an suite WESTHINSTER HOTEL, 16th St aad Irvlasr Plarw. ASD EIROPUA PLAJT. WESTMINSTER.

APARTMENTS connected th Hotel. Desirable suites, fully furnished f.jr famlUaa moderate pr-ea. GEOli alE MCRRAT. Prss. THE LANGHAM.

5th Av. and 52d St. Most escluslv family hotel In the city. Choice apartments, nunny rooms. Cuisine and service second to none.

Fifteenth season begins Octo- ucr as. R. 8HAXX05T. Manager. TO LET FOR BtSIXESS PURPOSES.

FOR LEASE, 0a the north side of Beaver Street, Bet. Sew aad Broad Streets. Ia close prozlaattr the Predaee Eickasge, A plot of land. 50x100 feet, which will ba Improved by tha owner with a huiblinr im thr or four stories high, to suit the requirements of a tenant, ana win oe let at a very moderate rental. An excellent opportunity for a eomnaav car nrm requiring coaaiderabie space on one or two Moors to nave separate premises for their own to wmen weir nun may oe given.

II aesirea. APPLY TO CEO. R. READ, PINT: STREET. A HANDSOME PARLOR FLOOR BTORE.

PLATE GLASS FRONT. STEAM HEAT. Near Herald Square." THOMAS ECKERSON, S3 West 80th 8u SURROGATE HOTICE9. BRIGGS, JAMES A. I-l pursuance of aa order of uon.

Joan at. Arnold, a Surrogate of the City and County of New York, notice is hereby Jlven to ail persons having claims against AMES A. BRIGGS. late ot the Oty of New York, deceased, to present tha same, with vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at hie place of transacting business, the office of Fred' H. Cooke.

120 Broadway. In the City of New York, on or before the 10th day ot December next. Dated New Tore, the first day of June, 18S7. FRANK A. ER WIN.

Executor. FREDK H. COOKE, Attorney for Executor. 120 Broadway. )e2-law27wW CAIN.

THOMAS. In pursuance of aa order of Hon. Frank T. Fltxa-erald. Surroeate of the Cltv and County of New York, notice la hereby given to all persona having claims against THOMAS CAIN.

Uta of the City of New York, deceased. to present the same with vouchers theraof. to the subscribers, at their place of transacting busi ness, at tna ram 01 Merman tiers 1. counsellor at Law, No. 119 Naasaa Street.

In the City of New York, on or before the 15th day of January next. Dated New York, the 8th day cf July, 1897. CONLON. THOMA8 GUIL- FOiLE, KATE CAIN. MAGGIE CAIN.

MARY NORTON. Executors. HERMAN HERST. Attorney for Executors. 118 Naasaa Street.

New York City. Jy7-lawm CHEDSET. NAT HAN A The people of the state -er New York, by the araoe of God tree and independent, to Anna M. Chedsey. Charles A.

Chedsey. Marlon A. Rosstter. Francis B. Chedsey, Sarah Marble, Joseph Chedsey.

Hubert C. Chedsey. Nathan L. Chedsey. Anna, Norton, Erne GoS.

Sarah Cbedaey as administratrix with the will annexed of Charles P. Chedsey, deceased; Mary Coe Chedsey. Abby p. Rossi ter. Helen Chedsey Roe alter.

John J. Cornelia Metga. Mary F. Oatsmer. Katy McConnon, (formerly Katy Sullivan.) First Ecclesiastical Society of tha Town of Durham, and the Deacons or Trustees of the First Congregational Church of Durham, and to all persons interested tn the eatate of NATHAN A.

CHEDSEY, late of tha City of New York, deceased, as creditors, legatees, next of kin. or otherwise, send greeting You and each of you are hereby cited and required personally to be and appear before our Surrogate of the City and County of New York, at tna surrogate's court ot said city and county, held at tha County Court Houaa. la the city or Mew 1 ora. 00 tne atn day. ot October, 1807.

at half-past ten o'clock In the forenoon of that day, then and there to attend a Judicial settlement of the account of proceedings of Samuel B. Goodale. Henry W. Norton, and Henry G. Newton, as executors of and trustees under the last will and testament of said deceased, and such of yoa as are hereby cited as are under tha age of twenty-one years are required to appear by your guardian.

If you have one. or If you have none, to appear and apply ior one to oe appoiniea. or in tne event or your neglect or failure to do so a guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate to represent and act for you in tha proceeding. in testimony wnereor wa nave caused tne seal of tna riurrogate-a court or tne said City (L, SJ and County of New York to be hereunto affixed. Witness, Hon.

Frank T. Fits. gerald. a Surrogate of our said elty aad county, at the City of New York, the 10th day of Attentat. In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hua- crea ana ninety-seven.

J. rAlnrAA MCLAUGHLIN. Clerk of the Burroeate'a 1 Vwirt JOHN J. O'BRIEN, Att'y for Executors, Meektnan atreet. 1.

city. aua-UwTwW GRAFMULLER, GU8TAV pursuance of aa oruer 01 nm. joun a. v. Arnold surro gate of the City and County of New York, notice ia hereby riven to all persons havlna elaima against ulbiav a- UHArHtULSK, late of the City of Orange, New Jersey, deceased, to present tna saane, witn voocnera inereoc to taa subecrtb.

ar. at her place of transacting business, at tha osBes of Auguat L. Martin, No. 08 Broadway. La tne city ot mw lora.

on or before the 15th day of November next. Dated New York, the.llth r. 7 way. ivniint wt SI Lan, AO, minlstratrtx. AIG1BT L.

MARTIN. Attorne for Administratrix. 68 Broadway. New York City. myiz-lawamiv DOSCHER.

JOHN CHRISTOPHER. In pursu ance ot aa oruer 01 non. rrana l. ritsgeraio. Surrogate of the City and County of New York.

notice Is hereby given to all persons having claims aaalnst JOHN CHRISTOPHER DOSCHER. ate 01 me utj 01 new tors, aeceaaeo, 10 pre- subscriber, at ner place of transacting business, st tha oOice of Helm A Smith. No. Park Row. In the City of New York, oa or befure the ziat day or reoruary next, isava Dated New York, the 17th Jay of Auguat.

1HWT. MARY DOSCHER, Executrix. HOLM A SMITH. Attorneys for Executrix, 81-05 Park Row. New York crty.

anlVlawOmW FRANCIS P. BASSET. Ia pursuance of aa order or uoa svana 1 ltxaeraui, aHirrogata of the Otr and County of New York, notice la hereba given to all persons having claims agalnat FRANCIS P. BASSET, lata of tha Cltv of New Tutl ceased, to present the same, with vouchers there- er. to tne sufacriDer, at nis place of transacting Duaiueaa, at tne onice or varsien venat, no ZO Nassau Street.

In the City ot New York, on or before the 2td day of December next, Dated New York, toe uta oay or June, inn. r-- IRA B. RAS3ETT. Exaewtne. Carat an Wendt.

Attorney for Executor, No. fissiau ntreei. xsew York, l. )eia-iaemW BATCH. SARAH C-In pursuance of aa order of Hon, Frank T.

Fltxgerald. Surrogate of the City and County of New York, notice is hereby given to all persona having claims against Barak C. Hatch, late of the City of New York, de-eased. 40 present the same with vouchers thereof jo ine euiacriners. at ineir place or transacting business, at the offlcs of Pierre W.

Wlldey. their iwr. nu. ni i-ine Btreet. ia tne Clly or New York, on or before the eighth day of November est.

Dated New York, the fourth dsy of May. Itttit. ROHERT.H. HATCH, Executor; CON-SJAVrB M. O.

HATCH. W. WILDEY, Attorney for ExecutoTiad aiB-iaaoniw sinnooATe kotices. BVBKH. WILLA persuanc ef Hon.

Frank T. Fllacerald. Hiirrvn. VI! 7 an4 County ot New York. sob-e la flTea to an persons sarins; claims aasinst lij-AM HIUER.

fit ot toe Clly of New In eeaasd. present the same with on-Nr ef to ths subscriber, al his plice 'sr. ri boa4aea. No, Broadway. Kama 3l.

i-i Clly of New Tors, on or hefora tha lf t- j.r of Jabtiary nxu-latd New Tor a. Ib ij of Juae. isW7. Hr-RM AN HlprH. A 4mtsl4 ra fr.

QVTSCT. WENfEL a ROhFUON. fr Admlslrtratar. ISO B.4.... i' a30-iawmW -Z JJf PTrftWUANCK OF AM OTtDftn ornov Frank T.

Fltuarakl. tiimnu -J k. rr, County ef New fork notica avrenv gii 1 y-rrmmw nsTini eiaima, ra tnat fXi 1 WALKER, lata of tha Cltv of Kw Tnr f. ceased, to prtsaat tb saraa. vouchers ihr- of.

to tha sabseiibers. st their place of trns-- ni BuaiDesa, si omr ef atom i. O'Brien. 1 leek ma a StraM. la the Cltv ot New Tu, t-r before tha tenth day of March.

10A. Da- I New TOTS, tnn Lt day ot August, ia7. H. BAIAWI, Jit, HAKLr." B. WALKKK Ad- mlnistrstors.

JOHN i WRIEN, Att.rci-y I Admlnistratora, Beaksaaa SC. X. 1. City. septl-lawaW LEECH, JOHN BURGESS.

Ia swrsaaneav af a a order ef Hoo. Frank T. Fitzgerald, a of tha City and County of Kaw Tors, atce la kerety gives to all parsons saving iatna aia-net John Bargaaa Ltach. lata af tlx Oty a New Tors, dacaasad. tr praaast tha aaaaa.

with irevk. era theraof. to sabacrlbara. at theic pimim ot traaaactlne boaineasv at tha arnea of Bred. No.

sa Plna street, as tha f'ltr New York, oa ae befora the aotk day oi txHrember riL-Lam xsaw i orx. taa iwt gay ef June. 17. JOUN B. LEECH.

JAMEa E. LF SAMUEL LEECH. IjAHKLLA E. L-KCh! Esacators WILUAM C. BREED.

Attoray tut Executors, Pis Hmm York tin lls-lawraW MALLORT. OEOROE SIa parsoaaee of cedar of Hon. Jotn Vj Armr.lA City and County of NW York, aotkea Is herafy given to all persoss ibsvtag claims seated GEORGE B. MALLOKY Uta of tha City '( New i ora, aaceaaeo. to prvsest laa Sanaa wilS ourA-era thereof tha sabaaribai ax thalr abc of traaaacUog boslneaa.

in efBcw of Richard Bweasy. No 62 William Street, la tha City ef Naw York, on or before the zid day of Jasuary xc Iatd New York, the 2oth day of July ikn MARSHALL A LLOH Y. ExacaTtara, HENRY 8. OIXIVER I RICHAkU SWEEif, Atty. for Eaaestora.

WUllam K. T. Irtl-lawfesV? HASH. CHARLES W-Ia pwrsoaaca ef aa enter of Hon. Jon H.

V. Anoia. a 6urrosie tl-City aad County ef.Kaw York, aotlca as tvarecr given to all persons havlrg claims axaisst CHARLES NASH lata ef tLtOtyaf New Tors! eeoaaaad. to present tbetama. wlm voucrtars thr of.

to tha subscriber, at bar place ef transacting baalnaaa. at tha efflra of Charles, 1 muni Soatber, No. I Straat. la tha City of New York, ea cr bafoee the sixth ear sf Da. Cernbar naxx.

Dated New York, tha trJ-n Aty ot May. 1T. ADELAIDE W. NASH. Exaratrtx.

CHARLES EDWARD SOUTHER. Atlorary Bxacutrix. Naasaa SC. Maw York Qty. Jea-laTrSmoW NEWMAN.

WILLIAM H- la aajraaaaea ef aa order of Hoe. Job. H. V. Araotd.

one tna Sarrogatas of the City aad County of New notice Is hereby given' te all raons fravint claims against WILLIAM H. NEWMAN. 4a ta c( tha City of New York, deceased, to prvaani the esse with vouchers thereof ta taa sbacrw r. at bar place of transacting be sinews, at tha ofca ot R. A.

Bucponie. Nu 1 Wall Street, la the C.ty oi New York, oa cr before tha dsy of October oast. Dated New Tnrk. the lth ay ot 197. ELLEN NEWMAN.

Administratrix. R. A. 8TACPOOLE, Attorney for Admlniatratru. WaU Strvj.

ew Tark City. REFEREES lOTICCS. TIFFANT STREET. NEAR 167TB STREET Supreme Court. County of New, York.

Lr TIFFANY, as sole surviving executor cf ac 1 trustee under the last will and testament cf Charlotte I- Fox. de -eased, pialntiif. utiiM MARGARET QILLINGHAM gad others. cxleDd-anta. 1 In pursuaace of a Judgment of toraelosure and sale, duly made and a tared la the above entitled actien.

and bearing date the 13th it; of August. 11. the undersigned referee darnel In said Judgment, will sell at public auction, at the New York Reel Estate Salesroom. No. Ill Broadway, ia tne City of Nvw York, ea Wednesday, tha fifteen la day of September, 1SS7.

at 12 o'clock JMoa. by Wllllasa Kesnelly. Auctioneer, tha premsata directed by the aatd Judgment to be sold gnd there 1 a described aa follows: AO thai -certain lot. piece, er parcel of. land, S.tuate lo the 23d Ward ot the City of Near Tors, which oa the certain map entitled Map r-f tha Subdivision of the property of Isabel Tlany Perry, la the 23d Ward ef the City of New Tors, being part of the Fox estate.

and ed ta the ofiice of the Register of the City aad lounty 'of New York. September 25th. 1882. aa Map Is shows and distinguished as tna soetberi-twenty 20 feet of Lo. No.

S3 (thirty -three! of Block No. 472 (four hundred and aeveatfe-two.) and which is more particularly bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point 4a the line or side of said Block No, 472, (said easterly Tne or side of aald block being- BhftWn oa said maa aa the westerly Una or aide of TlSsay Street,) distant one hundred aad fifty -two feet and Biaety-aix one Hundredths of a foot ft.) northwardly from the point of intersection there-of with the southerly Use or side of said Block NoalTZ southerly Una or aide of said blocs, being shown oa said man aa the norther I 2ine or aids ot 187th Street.) and running thence- weet- wsrojy one aundred ana twenty-nve tl-I fret; thence northwardly twenty em feet: eestwardly one hundred and twenty -Ova ti." leet. to- we said easterly line or side or said Block No. 472, fbeina the weaterl Una or aide r.f Tiffany Street as shown ea said man aa afora- aald.) and thence southwardly and along ths same twenty uu) ieet to tne point or place ot oegin-nlag; be the said or either of said several courses er distances a little more Tors. August 18th.

117. leas, Datei Kew ARTHUR SWEENY. DA VIES. STONE A.AUERBACH. Attorneys-for Plaintiff.

Mnrual Ufa Building, 82 fcasaaa Street. New York Cltv. i au24-2aw3wT-tAFarsl SUPREME COURT. CITT A NT) COUNTY New York. THE FARMERS IOaNjIND TRUST COMPANY, aa executor of the last will and testament of Jacob Fund la deceased, sod ss trustee under said will, plaintiff, aramst FREDERICK O.

KETCHAM aad others, tfeiead-anta. In pursuance of a sudgment of foreclosure and sale, duly made aad entered ta the above entitled. action, oeertng date tna Zbtn oar eg August, tha nadersigned. the referee la said Judgment named, will sell at public auction at Ue New York Real Esute Exchange Salesrooms, No. ill Broadway, tn the City of New York, oa Wednesday, the.

22nd day of September, la07. at sereive o'clock ttooa on that aay by Peter F. Meyer, auctioneer, the premises ta tha said judgment mentioned and thereta described ss follow: All that certain lot, plecv, or parcel of land, together with all' the buildings thereon erected. In tha City of New York and bounded as Lrilowe: Commencing at a point on the northeriy aide of West Thirtieth Street, distant four baadrad aad thirty-one (431 feet westerly from the north westerly corner of Tenth Avenue and Thirtieth Street; tlience running northerly parallel to Testa Avenue and through the centre of a party wall thirty-one feet aia inches; thence wester ty aad parallel with Thirtieth Street feet; thence southerly parallel with Tenth Avence and through the centre of a party wail thirty -one feet aix Inches 10 the northerly side of TW.tteis Street, snd thence easterly along the nocitvrrlr side of Thlrtleta street, thlrtyoa feet to the point or place of beginning, the said premises being known by street No, aa 631 Wret Thlrtietk Street, Dated New York, August 31st. JOHN U.

BR IKS. TURNER. McCLVRK A ROLSTOX. At-Jraerg for Plain UO. 22 WUUam Street, New York.

N. Yj i al-2awlw WAA.73 LEGAL SOTICES. SUPREME COURT. CITT AN1 COUNTY OP New York. OSCAR RICHARD and tdw.a H.

Ricbsrd. plauutSa against MAX kAA'-TOROWICZ. Edmund Kaaonwwtcs, and 1-ph Kaatorowbes, dotag busineas aader tbet. area name of Uartwig Kaatorowlcs. defeadaata.

Summoua. To the above-oamed defendaata: Tow are hereby summoned to aaswer tba complaint la this ao tiori and' to serve a copy ot your aaswer ea toe plain tins' at torn eye wit bin twenty 4a re after the service of this summena, exclusive IM day of servVca. and la a-ass of your failure 10 appear er answer lodgment will be taken against you by default for the -relief demanded Ua complaint. Dated August 3rd. l-'7.

KURZMAN 4k FRANKENHEIMER. PiaiatUIs' Attonarra, Office and Post Offlee Address No. 15. Via 3 Street. New York City, N.

Y. To tha defendaata Mas Kaatorowlca, EAniund Kantorowtca. aad Joseph Kaatorowlca: aad each them The foregoing gummona la served apon yoeay fultcaUoa pursuant te aa order of the HoiuHtlet teach, one of the Justices of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, dated the Slat Ay of sag nte3 wita tne eomplasnt la sag nie3 wita tne eomplasnt la office of the Clerk of the Oty and County New York, at the County Court House 4n the ly of New York. ine of City KtKZaAn a) FRANK ENHEI R. Attoraeys for the piaiiK.fr' Offlee aad Post Office Address, No.

13 Wat Street. New Tork Clty N. T. sl-laa-ew Aoil SMITH. I SA MITEL, tn puiso-ace ef aaf-etwae made by Honorable Oenrge P.

aires. one of the JtutUwa of the Fuueeme Court for the t'Mf and Ctupty tf Kew York, made aad filed aa le 7ih day of Ju-e. 1887. not ce ia re eivea all creditors and persona having cut ma axain SAMUEL SM1IH 1 lately bosiae-sind-e the firm name sad style of J. T.

Johns Ma t) that they are aeieby required la eat- th cla.ms. w.th the vouchers therefor, duly Bed, to the subscriber, toe duly apouiated aaa inr. of the said Samuel Smith, (lately doing: rW the Ink naaae ard atre of J. Y. Johnsua A fur the bea-ot his place of trvBsactlag bualaeea Na 10 4uia Street, ih the City ot Bruok.ya.

New or before the Bret day cf November, 4-tT Dated New York. August 12th. lul. elija'h L7 ROAKE. Aaelgnee.

CHAKLEd H. AU-BERT. Attorney (wr Aaaignee. 15 Wa: e-r Kew Tork City. BAK3UTTL CHARLKS.

la pursuanco of i order made br the Hoo, Roger A. Pryar. i ne vf the Justlcee of the New York Supreme -Vour our' sou any oc aua-uac lmiT notice iched. duly verified, to the eiih.r. appnlnted aaaisaeee.

DANTkJ' L.KL. LH.f,UKR.,(, the dulv PAPA and MAS. A Altorneva fue the thereof atU t-Karlea 11, ikTVsu. a VL uenent ot creditors, at Leveatriit a Jihan. Vw fLTM-.

County Si 1 New York, Aueuat Iul DANTE DEL P1P1 rurm J'-' -T I vl ei.ii. ww ananwif, New a sivj..