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4 i THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. THURSDAY. MARCI- 21. 1001.

21 LEGAL NOTICES. THE REAL ESTATE MARKET. M' JT in- H'itig vs. Ijiwrnr ctda Wrks. Cu.

i H-tgMt, It. Co. L-'. vs. Nmm-iiu Ki-c.

K. v. M- I Ii. lt -iglits R. R.

Co. vs. Xera' Sons. vs. itiv.klvn lleirbts R.

I vs Brook I vn H-iKh' H. Co. 1 Moran s. It Co Hartb v. Bro.kln H.

ieiits It. 11. C. CORPORATION NOTICES. t-'a ri.t:y cjcht.

hAONrT nr' -It; of lb of "1 r.e City of v. if r. to Km. n-iun nn. b-t -r, of TW.rf KIFTY-jiK -CM troii 1 trtr city hue to the I r- a 1 fr- t- jn Ward in 'he of Broki Tro- of a- 1 1 ni- ha a a Unl it un C.

i 'pale a' I A in aiwo eu: iT it i tt- r. i. by m- n-'t icf to .1 tilt. I'-ft til to'- pro et- I II tbf rtir owner, iipant -r oc- tinjin't I li-'ii- sanl 1 and inir o- 1 and I twiis i tnirL-'-. nJ t-j tv Winter.

H. and Prrr. to Tltia In Y. ynt-, ii, to Tltt il i 'K cor Kot leds A. i Same to Kirj.tter and 34 Taiikv.

Myth av. ni-ir 4 iiuni Assignments of Mortgages. MAR-U Barbanetl, H. et al. to tuvvint Buonora, A to ittt winn i G.

to Mrart Fmnklln Trust Co. irusu-e Grtodmln. R. to L. Ratner Johnston, to i -mM A to O.lta Jenniucs Kaufman.

8. to tuyvHwnt Hank FWhs. A. and t'omnun to f. r.

(J imMMt.n Ievin. and A Parkin to Site Bank tVr.iT tf'K si. n. it 1. Crenir to Carl 'Ills ife.

ni.Tt K- MARCH 2L ATLWII- AV. s. If Nichols av. 1 una ni.t lxw tixn! 6 av. xnilJ ixnw LiH'-oln av.

xz, anm-. Uakrk'. wit-1, Thomas Ko-n to ind A KXl'K s. ft v. 2-W.

ti-rinania It.al Kiate and iiupt Co to AM A V'-Mh HAY TUKXTYMNTH ST. ft li n.ii v. Will Ism Jxhnstun to Fkwnc G. wife J. din lii mort I AHLI IN AV 171 ft Lafay.

tte av Edward to Annie, wife Kdv.ard lwiea, mort Oil KT ijT. 25 ft "liurc-h st. hA-1, M'cIim. 1 sItx MtKe Will. tlJ Mljlfh.

av. ri s. 1. 1 Loiiirr iln. 1..

Smith. rtAnni.n 1, f. aV. ai 1 tj N-ni. fin kiCiu'w s.

H' N'M-era. 1 or-4ia av. w' lx Finite c. pri. 27 1.

1. I 140 In. tor. Wilbur H. t-i Kiushifs: 'Votfm- h.

11 11 I'ino. ft, 'rona nom Tit It. Robert, Ad Newmutb. Bay s. 14) it I- ii st il-e, Hay Side O0 Wilnr.

"l-tor B. and John tier and Both. I I R. a.lj lnnd Hleki. h'iw.

Elmhurst nom Wave i rst of to Fran-Mi Kennn. av. s. ft l.irti av. I-'ar R.i-kaav Dei.

Janus S. to 'harks and i-Mfiipf Belmont av. Rrlsas a. Mrrts Park nom Wilson. J.jJm A.

to Augusts Fueherer. I'o. M.i. i map South Side Park. Jamalra 400 THE COURTS.

SUPREME OOl'RT. APPELLATE DIVISION. Second Judicial Iepartment. Brooklyn. March 24.

Michael 11. Hirschber. pre- lilding justice; Willard Bartlett, John Woodward. Almet Jenks, Warren II. Hooker, justices, iwe-cess.

SCPREME COL'RT. MOTION TERM. Special tarm for motions. William J. Gay nor, Justice.

Ex parte buninss ever)' court day at luck, caieniiar cdlltil at 10:30. SUPREME COI'RT, SPECIAL TERM TRIALS. Day calendar for March 25, 1904, William D. Dh key, justice: Ns. vs.

Brooklyn and Queens County 954. vs. Farrell. SI'PREMK lYH'RT, TRIAL TERM. Day calendar.

Match 25. Port Keogh, Part Howard. Part HI, Maddox. Part IV, White, Part V. Betts.

Part VI, Ma-reun, J. vs. Brand. 4217. vs.

Bartlett. vs. Brooklyn Heights R. R. 44S, 4122..

Lennox vs. Interurhan Street R. R. 3708.. Kaplan vs.

Brooklyn Heights R. R. vs. Brooklyn Heights R. R.

lf92. vs. City of New York. 1146. vs.

Heiser. 3723, 37i4. vs. City of New York. 4231.

vs. Brooklyn Heights It. R. Carroll vs. Uvalde Asphalt 'o.

Society vs. City of New York vs. Desmult. vs. Thompson Starratt Co.

4257.. Worsdaie vs. Lueke. 4263.. El Mb vs.

Brooklyn. vs. Q. C. and Sub.

R. R. Jaeger vs. Brooklyn Heights R. R.

4270, vs. City of New York. 4277. vs. Wicke.

Goldman vs. American Surety Co. 422.. Iock wood vs. Ciiv of New York.

Neville vs. Greenwall Theatrical Co. vs. Donnelly. 42S, vs.

Hagan. Hanson vs. Beeper. 4201. VS.

Met. Street R. R. 42.13. vs.

Carll. vs. Legion of Honor. vs. Brooklyn Helghta R.

R. vn Brooklyn HeiehtS R. R. 4300. vs.

Q. C. and Sub. R. vs.

Bi-Ooklyn Heights R. R. vs. Brooklyn Heights R. R.

4305. vs. Brooklyn Heights R. R. 4306.

4307. vs. Brooklyn Heights R. H. SHORT CAUSES.

7939. Anderson vs. Powell. vs. Dressner.

Dressner vs. Dressnef. 7567. I ressner Dn-ssner. Dressner vs." Dressner.

R22R. Klderkin vs. Hout ain. v. City of New York.

(ias 'o. vs. City of New York. vs. City of New York.

72.. Rainproof Company vs. Knempel. Amhra vs. Societa Calvano, etc.

vs. Williams vs. Marshall. 7016. vs.

Metrnpoiitan Life Insurance Co. 1 950.. Merrill vs. Lang. Friedman vs.

Krupttzky. vs. Grumlaux. vs. crr.

vs. Huxley. vs. Mandel. Weiner vs.

Oottleih. 7 Kaufman vs. Ellas. 7142.. Sell vs.

Kroh. Pioneer Inm Works vs. Bass. Kelly. vs.

On Undo. s. Orlando. vs. Hums.

vs. Spielberg. ci' 11.. Ilhlmnr l'a Kn'lOWltZ. Tlie following causes, if marked ready, will be pawed for the day; no cause will be set down for a day upon mis can.

Rosen vs. Old Dominion S. S. Co, vs. urooKiyn mciriuh r.

n. vs. in. 1 Painless Dental Parlors. vs.

Siff. vs. Met. Street R. R.

Gregory vs. West Brighton Amusement Co, vs. Ijchmnn. vs. Intemrban St.

R. B. vs. Ititerurban St. R.

R. 4335.. Dohertv vs. Brooklyn Heights R. R.

4336. Ma'io vs. Brooklyn Heights B. R. vs.

Brooklyn Heights R. R. 4I13S. vs. Kraut.

4340.. Mendel vs. Brooklyn Heights R. Tt. vs.

Brooklyn Heights R. R. vs. Krudop. 4343..

Ruck vs. Brooklyn Heights R. R. 4344. vs.

Brooklyn Heights R. R. 41515.. May vs. Jones.

4346.. Terry vs. Brooklyn Heights R. R. vs.

Interurhan St. R. R. vs. Brooklyn Heights R.

R. 42:9. vs. Dady. vs.

Norton fir torman. 4355. vs. Q. Co.

and Sub. R. K. .6. vs.

O'Shen. Heller v. Interurhan St. R. Tt.

vs. Oshlnsky. vs. Brooklyn Heights R. R.

vs. Interurban bt. R. R. Jefferson vs.

AttlX. vs. Lohr. vs. Brooklyn Heights R.

R. 4377.. Marr vs. Taffe. vs.

Schepperle. vs. Brooklyn Heights R. R. vs.

Brooklyn Helehts R. R. vs. Brooklyn Heights R. R.

Highest number reached on regular can, 4384. COUNTY COURT, KTNOS COUNTY. Civil calendar for March 25, 1904, Part II, Frederick F. Crane, Nos. vs.

Rubbo. v. Medter. vs. Felt man.

vs. Neugass. Call calendar at 2 P. M. COUNTY COURT, CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

March 2:1. 19(14. Part Joseph Asplnall, Grand Jury and arraignments at lo A. M. Naturalization at 2 P.

COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS. Second division, of the ritv of New York- Kearly, presiding: Wilkin, Forker, as-Hielil (1 Ham J. White, assistant district attorney, rlday, March 2d. I'enplr 9. Harry McKenna, petit larceny.

pef pie vs. Linnej-, petit larceny. people illiam A. Duffy, assault, third de- People vs. People s.

People vs. William Cars, bastardy. Augustus Faulkner, bastardy. William Dinkwater, hrtstardy. Augustus Nelson, bastardy.

people 1 Pemile vs. Birdsall. cruelty to animals, People vs. C. Wilson, section 675.

Penal Code. 1'fOp'e People People vs iNirn aiarcus, assault, inirn oeRree. Max Marcus, assault, third dearee. liard O'Shea. asf-ault, third degree.

People i Kiiwuru i.eher. cruelty to animals. Pcnnic vs. Testa, cruelty to animals. People vs.

Joseph Canonlco, cruelty to animals. People vs. Hit-hard Lechner, petit larceny. Pennle vs. Frank Wagner, assault, third decree, people s.

Rachel Perusln, section 675, penal Code. People vs Floyd urimn, assault, third degree, pennle Yiirnna Youska. assault, third decree, People vs. P. Green, assault, third degree, people vs.

Aaron Meyerhoff, section 290, penal Code. People Frank Travers, chapter 671, laws People vs. Femdlck Bergen, cruelty to animals. People vs. Patrick Fallon, assault, third degree.

People vs. Frederick Henry, petit larceny. People vs. Green, assault, third degree. People vs.

James Green, assault, third degree. People vs. I'aulel Hugan, malicious mischief. People vs. Frank O'Neill, petit larceny.

People vs. Bird, petit larceny. People vs. Iinard Coyle, assault, third degree. People s.

Connelly, assault, third degree. Pennle Tlmnms Chapman, liquor lax law. COUNTY COURT OF KINGS COUNTY. rail for Friday, March 25, 1904, Room in at 2 P. M.

v. Chryatie. vs. Manning. vs.

Manne. vs. Reimer. ui vs. Brooklyn Heights R.

Co. fHL.ltruin Welfhecker. 9lt Donohue. R.iv vs. Bhxmi.

"ittr- vs. Brooklyn Heights- R. R. Co. 'n'A "wif-nei' vs.

Bnoklyn Heights R. R. Co. Brotiklyp Heights R. R.

Co. "o'lirhn vs. Brooklyn Heights R. R. Co.

9H7 vs. Brooklyn Heighta R. Co. 968 "Muri'i'-r vs. Brooklyn Heights R.

'R. Co. tKfl Mi Aui' vs. Brooklyn Heights R. R.

Co. Vii'T Brooklyn Heights It. R. Co. Vf.

tllsss. r-7 1 'i vs. Brooklyn Heights R. R. Co.

.1 h. Itmoklyn Ifr-ightn R. R. Co. I.

i' Krouklyn HrlKhts R. H. Co. iror vp. Ilronklyn Ilr-iKhli R.

R. Co. or7 vs. hiikpr 8c i n. "ur (- Mrnoklyn Heights R.

R. Co. Hi''klyn Hfixhtfi R. R. Co.

ir-'' vs- 'assau Klectrlo R. C'3. Sflnpr. l.r. VP.

Brooklyn ItlKhtt R. R. Co. st'i vp. MIHf(.

Corr.tne. HPlehln R. R. 9S7. Hrnoklyn llelKhts R.

R. Co. 1 11. i 1 ir 1 1 I1' 4. kor-h.

.111 vp Bnxklyn R. R. Co. lirooklyn Hiithtfl R. R.

Co: vp llrnnklyn Il'IghU R. R. Co. Tiirkpnk'Mf. v.

llrooklvn R. Co. Mronklyn HHghla R. R. Co.

1.. Ilrcn.klyn Jllithl R. R. Co. v.

Ilrimklyn llflfthtB R. R. Co. llronklsn IlilKhla H. Ii.

Co. v-. Clly (f Now York. vp. Brooklyn ll.ichtn 11.

R. Co. Ilrooklyn llclgliip R. Co. 1 VP.

Fiop-'h v. Pliovlin. vp. HciKhla R. R.

Co. 1HK rs(f TI! STATK fT SV.W i' of (. -1 an.l l-prvi. n. i'o Am, a Juiu-'t.

sU-nmitt. M.i'V r. N-I "-(. W. M- 11h-.

itrt-i't- ii. V.ii ait-I ar by 1 1 a. i-ir ur Suit xte of O-'Uiny K.nx-.. at to ti" Ii- li th' in tii- uiay ft Kii.k-, -n April. 11.

at 1- 1" ni anctcl th juiJt- i.i 1 i- ni'-nt -r lit int'-t nu- ate- Lljk fi. illv. J1- th U.t will mi-i Uvtatiifi.t n( KAIM A. AtiJ th- nsmt'l infrfifw fn-n i ii v. hy a u-ii ii 1 ti -t t- it-i'tin-! tu a i M.tr ftr iuKin on nid ju ii In wherf 111" tf oir ti.ii'l Surr-Kii-'s rt iiTurito itu' t-f, li' ii urrtaie ul -ur Cun-(I Tim County rt( Kmc1.

th i ty of tVhruw rv, tti in our l.fri '(' rr iiAini tun is i f-ur. WIUJ I I'li'KKTT, rk tt: iur rtp.it i iirf Khrf nb'TC Mum' Alt-TTi- I'- 4i "oui Sim-t, HorLrtiKh oi bi k.n. Yrktit y. i. tit in i Tt 1.

1 'KK'J 1 1 1 1 KM IK Til VF.nV.: i- th of pw York, hv the of arirl if nt To Vllllnni iiktrun Hi iswf.l.i. May "ak--iutn Hryi.n Waktiimn, th hflrs and m-xt of kin -f W. Hil-irelh. di- up i. Rrc Uilhiiin Viotor th I'liy Nv Yoik han lately o'lr urtrKa; Court of the County of Kinp to have a i.titaiii Instruinriit tn writing.

I'hiihr (Jiilf th i nf Kchrtury. V-4. n-latiiiR to ni atnl p-rsstnal im-pertv, il-iiv proved tn- at win niM of lillMlK W. HIULUtKTH. of th- 'Uiiiy of i tins.

lit r. fon'. you nn-1 of you ai herehy i to app'ar b-foi our Hurrosat1 of th1 Count of nt a Court to held at thr Count oint Hons" ilior.m In tht Horouph of itrooklyn. on tn' d.iv nf April, vm. Ht ton o-i-k in th fun-lii mn, then and tlu're to attend the prohato r.f tht Kaid last will ani tent anient and that th ahovi- Infants then and tlire uhnw why a special guardian nhould not be to apptai f.r the in on the probate of said Un will vi'l trtiiint'nt.

In ttsliniony whereof we have raiwd the al of our fjtd Surrnpfatr-'a Court to be hereunto tllxid. Witnef. Hon. men c. Clnireh, of our sold county, tL.

at the Boroush of Brotiklvti. the iluy of Man'h. In tho year of our f-otil unc thousand nine huntlred and four. WH.MAM P. I'ICKKTT, Oerk of he t-urro-saten Oiarles O.

Milan, Attorney for Petitioner. 7 Nassau Street. N--w York Citv. mhlw fit th "THR l'KOI'LK OK" TlIK STATK ToitK. by the Krace of (i.xl free and Independent To Amy inmook J'arileHiis, Jusejih IXrrjiw lOrnest K.

Diniot'k, Murjonu (iirard limoi-k, Annie AKntn No, in, i in en wood 'etne-tery, Atnencnn Society for the Prevention of Cruelty tu An'mali. Churrh t'haiity Koiindation of Ifiiin Ilaiil. Isadora May Cornell, Isadora MuMr, ti-rirudi I.k', I'jtherine Clark. Klizab-th Htle and Mrs. V.

A. Kopter. wild gieli'iR: You and each ynu am hereby filed to appear hffore our Suitor. ite nf ihn Oniniy if Kinns. at a SinroKate's CouiL to be li.

Ui at tlie County Court House Itoom In the County of KiiiKs, on tlie 'ilst day of April. at ten o'elO' in tho forenoon, then and there, to attend the judicial fletto'liient of (lie un-oiiut of I.vle and KHr.aheih K. Ivle. excutori of tlie ldt will and testament of lSAlHiltA 1. W.

ItlT-T It. otlu-rwlHe known as Isadora 1 ttmoi-li. ileceannl. Ami let the above named Infanta thin and there ahnw cHiine why a special Kuardl.ui should not be appointed lo appear for them on bui'i judicial settlement, in testimony whereof have rauwd the peal if our said purroRate's court to He he-eunto affixed. Wiine-ifs.

Hon. C. Church, Surrogate of our said Coun- lU tv. at the County of KinRn. the j.Mh day of I'-obrunry, in Hie year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred unl foir.

WILLIAM P. VU 'K KTT. Clerk of the Surrogate Court. Kdward V. Talter, Attorney fur Fulton Street.

Brooklyn. N. Y. inhM (It th IS i I I i I A i OF AS OU rf i 1 lion. C.

Churrh. SurroKate of the Co.nily of Klntis, notici' is hereby iven, nccoidim? tu law, to till permitis hiiving evilnis against A. TrsiAMC. Into of tho JioroiMh of Ittnoltiyn. d'-cea-sed, that they urn reqnl-d 1i exhibit the anie, with the vouchers to the subscriber at her place of doing; bucm -sn nt th" oiiiee 'if Simeon H.

Chittenden, her atiorney, William flreet, in the Horouh tf Manhat-un. New York City, on or hetorn tlnj pith day of. ricpteinbur next. Hated. March Sth.

IWJ, 1.KIKA T. CHAPMAN. As Ailms. EBlate Caroline A. Tlsdalc.

fcjtmeon H. i hittenden, Atiorney. Will iani New York City. nihlO fim lb PtlthlC AuMlNiSTKATt tlCS ofl' 1CK. K1JAU Estate Exchange, No.

lai Motiiaguo mioet In puibUa.m:tJ of an Older of the Hon. Jdiuen V. Chureh. Surrogate of th? County of KingH. notice Ib hereby siven.

according to law. to ull ptiMoita bavins claims nKalnst MAHMA MKT i -CA1U, H- or CHAKLKS 1 1. OJ.SKN. MA MO UVVi A McOAHOHMKX vnr M.VltCJ A MKT lute of the County of KitiKS, and 'H1MSTIA WlCKKHSHKIMKIt. late of 'lermany.

deceased, that they reijuiied to exhibit tlie same, with the vnucheia thereof, to tfte subscriber, the administrator, at hlw o-fi -e. Moom M5. Meal Estate Exchange, JSK Montagu.) Horounb of Brooklyn, City of New York, on or before the 17th day of May next. Dated KtnB County, November inoa. WIEKIAM P.

7A VENPORT, Public Aflminlstrator of the County of nl2fimth Administrator. OF AV KH TUB Hon. Jatnes C. Church. Unrropate of the County of KIiiks notice is hereby Kiven.

aecordliiR lo law. to nil persona bavin nlnfm aEatnst SAR KL1-KN" PAINK. Into of the Horoimh of Itroolc Ivn, City of New York. KhiKH Coun I d'ereased. that 1 lify nre required to exhibit the fame, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, al his place for trancaotinK business.

Himiih is, No. 18 Court street, phenix HulldinK. HoioiiRr! of Brofiklyn. City of New York. N.

on or before the luth day of next. pa ted. Peeember 3D. 19H3. EDWARD H.

STICK A VP. Kxeeutor. nnd Thmas If. Troy, attorneys for px-eeiitur hi Court street, iliough of Xh-oklvn City of Nw Vjirk.N.Y dP.l fim th PCMsY'-VnT 'Hi AN OMPEM flK THK'tION? C. Church.

Surrogate of the Countv of nrdlce is hereby Kiven to nil persons "bnv-liK claims a pa Inst II ION or HK1NMIC late of tho ISoroiiKh of Hiookivn. tn said county, deceased, to present the mime, with the vouchers thereof, to the underpinned, nt the. otllce nl his nttorney. Francis H. Mnllin.

-It Cotiri slreei. Ttrooklvn, N. on or before tho Mill day of AiiKHt -Dated Itmoklyn, N. 10th February, IIKNMV MOT.T.MANN. Exfeutor.

Franeis R. Mnllin. Executor's Attorney, Court Mreet. nrooltlyn. N.

Y. fll th IMJBKUANCE OK AV OH DEB OF THK Hon. jamcH Church, Surrogate of the County vl KtngH, imtiLO Ik hereby given, according to law, to all persona having clulma agaliiHt MAltY FU-WAItOS. Into of the Horough of Brooklyn, de-cuiKed. that they are required to exhibit tlie with tin; vouchers thereof, to the ubsriber.

at the officii of K. B. Barnuin. attorney. Fulton Htieet, Borough of Brooklyn, City of New Yurk.

on or befurn the 17th day of April next. Uattd October 10. 19U3. JOHN W. WAI.SH, old fimth TCxeeiitor of Mfirv l-Ttlwnrdw in prusuANcrc of an okijeh of th a Hon.

C. Churrh. Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice Is hereby given, according to law, to alt per.win having claims agalnat KAMl'ELi STIiONfi. late the H'oongh of Bronklyn, that they are required to exhibit tlie ame, with the vouchers, thereof, to the tul)nri-ber, at )la otlii-e, at tlif oillce of Parker A Aaron, .12 Broa-I-way, Borough of Manhnltiin, New York c'lty, on or before the 10th dny of I'jitci leceni-bci 21. im.

FBANCIS (JI'KNTH KFt, Kxeentor of Siiinu-i 1-. Strong, liec'il Parker Aaicn. Attorneys for '2 Hroinlwav. Manhattan. Uni th IN PCltHCA.VK OF AN OltUEIt OF 'flirt Ibm.

Jiirmn C. church, Surrogate of tho Couniy of KliiRa, notice is hereby given, according to law, to till peinooH having elaima against MAltY V. WYMAN. late ot the County of Kings, thai they ore rcnuirerl to exhibit the aani. with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber at his pliice of transacting biislneat.

at the othce of lit attorney. Howard Pay son Wild, No. Nassau htreet. Borough of Manhattan. City of Nw Yoik, on or before the tenth day of May next.

Ijat. 2Mb October. BENJAMIN F. "WYMAN, Administrator. Howard Paytion Wflds, Attorney for Ho Nassau Street.

Borough of Manhattan, New York 'lty. o29 6m th IN OF AN ORIiEK OF fll Hun. Jamea Church. Surrogate of the County of Kings, notice In hereby given, according to biw. to ail perfons having claims agalnt ANN KMZAHFnf HOWNR, sometlines known tt Annie K.

How lie, lata of the County of King, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with th voucher thereof, to tho nub-scrlber, at his p'ace or transacting bualness at the ntflce of Wilson M. Powell, No. Wall Borough or Manhattan, New York City, on or before the fir-t of July. lf04. Datud Ijeccmbjr jaos.

FltKOFRICK BOWNK, Kxerutor. Kto. Wilson M. Powell. Attorney for F.xeciitor, No, 20 Wall Street, Borough of Manhattan, New York City.

d10 (m th IS' Pt'ItSUANCK OF AS "OBftKIt OF THK Hon. James C. Church, Surrogate of (lie County of Kings, notice in hereby given, according to law. to all persons having claims against AN'JIR W. HAMILTON.

iate of the County or King-. deeeal. that they are required to exhibit tlie hanie, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub-srrtber. nt his pla-e of transacting buslmM, at tlio ofTlco or Josteph Mood, 2H four street, Brooklyn. New York Cltv.

or before the day of June next. Ofiied, Brooklyn. New Yoik City. December WKI.b? HAMILTON, Kx-'Wt Toneph J. Hood.

Attorney for Kxecutor, c.urt ptret. Brooklvn. New York Cfv1 dintmth "st'PitFMK rom r. VVh-nty "simon Harding, plnliilirT, John Atl.tn company, a dorniftb' i-orporat mn Frederick T. Nes-hi 1 1 nnd "Marv" Nebiit.

ht wife, the roe iry" being hVtltbtun. her true Christian name being' unkivwn to iilunM ft John Me eon, Itoln rt II Boy and J. Herlrt W.itfon, composing the firm of Uov. Wimti Naiimer: Beuhn kell. Wfltf Pittenger fa 1'imete Wit Main F.

tiu.te(.( pIirv Itublno, o'eff-li'bints. Action No. 4, -To th above nimef defendants: Yoii ain Hinnmone-i to nnswr the eornphiint In this h- tl' ii, and to serve a copy of your answer on the plaintiff's attorney within twenty after tlw- serv-lee of this S'lrnnions, ex-hi-iv of tin day ervlr and in e.iste of Mir to Hppear or aiiHwer. Jintgment will te taken you Py defimlt for the relief ibrnari'ted in tle I-'aiei tanuury l.Mb. OH JiKliT KU.IOTT, PlalntlfPa At'ortu y.

OfhVn nnd P. Addrew, So. 2V. Morit.tgiie Ktreet, BoioiiKh of Brooklyn. Nw York itv, To the d-fen 'anl "M.iiy" Neshltt, wite ettck T.

Tite foreoinr in upon ou hv pub in 'itiwi, pursuant to i of llonorible Willla'ii Civrior, one of the pj-pen lh r'ui-renie I'ourt of the Staia of Yoik, -biiic ''in day of Miin-h. pn. Willi the ill the ofip-e of the frk the Countv King- Htme of New York 11,.. Ibilt of in tie lioroiigli of Hrookll'l I'i'y and State of New -uk IliikI OII.HKHT CI.I.P iTT. Plafnliff's v.

Office Bl.d P. Addre-n, Nr, Mootag Ktiect. Borough f-f Brooklyn. New Yoik city. uihl0t th 24.701 4.

I'M 11 n-'in nm n-mi nun n-'in noni DoRl i-ercourt. K. to Krakoer It-riin. A N. to Mine Vines, Elizabeth, to First National Bank Mane.

14. to HnniwHl-r Reynolds, G. to A Baird ft Co Rubin. S. to Stuyvesant Hank Brown, Frances to ramm Title A Co to German Sa ings Bank Title 4 Co to Mnt Wheeler, Mary to Annie Miller-.

MARCH 21. Ellsworth, Julia guard, to inrke Flnrke. M. to Title and Co Gass, H. to Hilton ft Dodge Lumler.

to Piatt. Isaac H. exr. to Isaac Plait nom 1.2"0 l.tflO Ryon, R. to A Beers Tltla Ins Co of to A Conveyances.

MARCH 23. AMES ST, a. 217.11 Titkin av, 55s NW. John andervt-er Co to Miner noni nom nom nom AMKS ST, sv 1M.11 Pitkin av, XX itw, jonn ti anaervecr co 10 iuiu Bluruemhal. AMES ST.

same prop, Nathan Blumen-thal to Rosa. i-Yankel AMKS ST, 217.11 Pitkin av. 25X PK). Max aimer to oaa rranKei A DELPHI ST. 274 ft Myrtle av.

25x124.3x25x124.7. Nellie Harris, formerly Benedict, to Horace Nichols ATLANTIC AV. cor Noi-wikmI av. 16x157x154.5x130.4. Mary Hampton 10 Carrie Crevehng.

one-hair part, aub-jeot to payment during life $12 per month ASHFORD ST. 265 ft Stanley av. 40x100, Christian lserman to adorns and Morris Goldberr ADAMS ST. s. 50 ft Concord st.

2r.x 97.9. Boss Keach, Carrollton, 111. to Geo Vorbis, morts AMBOY ST. s. 142.11 Pitkin av.

ltflx lfK. Hyman Moeller, Joseph Kessel, Jacob Silver Israel Berman or Berliner, and Ray Bader to Isaac Levingson, morts $2,100 AVENUE cor Ocean av. l7J.4x 15.9x177.7x15. City of New York to George Stlllweil BALTIC ST, 8, 25 ft Koyt St. 2'xl'iO.

Sarah Ryan to Ann Sherlock and Mary Kxmufcg BROOKLYN AV. 200 ft a Avenue C. aixlflo; East Fortieth st, 110 ft Avenue 20x100; East Forty-third st, 2Y.6 Avenue 40x100; Albanv av, s. 217.6 Avenue 40ximt; East Thirty-fifth st. 277.6 Avenue 2xl00; Avenue cor Troy av.

10; East Forty-second st, 2H7 ft Avenue 40x100, Ella Mayer to Gussle Splncarn nom 700 nom CHAUNCEY ST. 158.2 Lewis av, 19.8x100, Joseph voikommer to wm Pabst, morts $3,300 nom exch noin nom nom nom nom 1,900 nom nom CHACNCEY ST. same property. Wm It Pabst to Jotm Sabine, mort 33.3'h CLYMER 8T. 8 s.

84.7 Kent av, 2ixl00, August Ludewig, widow and devisee Frledrlch Ludewig, to John Sebroske, mort $2,000 CONOVER ST, 50 ft Dikeman 20x100. Claus Hohorst to Frederick Medenbaeh DECATUR ST, 325 ft Throop av. 20x100. hl. Lucy Udgerwood to Henry Kuesel DECATUR ST.

s. 325 'ft Throop av, 20x100, James Lewis to Lucy Ltdg-erwood. mort DECATUR ST, 8 s. 100 ft Howard av, 21x100, Mary Sehorling toWm Woodward, morts $6,250 DE KALB AV, s. 174.4 Wyckoff av, 20x100.

Louisa Gregory. South Orange, to Maria Langloss ELLERY ST, 8, 275 ft Sumner av, 2Hxlo0, Max Manea to Annie Schwartz, morts $5,600 i ELLERY ST. 8. 250 ft Throop av, 25 xlOO, John Bayer to Israel VVelnstein and Michael Learner, mort $3,500 EAST SIXTEENTH ST, 355.2 Cortelyou road, 20x75, Alice Decker, Miller ton, to Henry Roes and Thlrza Roes, his wife. Joint tenants, mort S2.250 FRANKLIN AV, 8.

80 ft Atlantic av. runs 81.1 21.11 53.9 17.6 21.10 xw83toav 100. Esther Frost and as trustee, etc, to Horace Nichols, morts $33,500 FR ANKLIN A sa me prop, Horace Nichols to Mary Perkins, morts FRANKLIN AV, same prop, Leemird Frost, Jennie Ferrell, Margaret Maule, Florence Johnston and fclabel Mahnkn, "children and heirs Russell Frost, to Horace Nichols, FOURTEENTH AV. cor Seventy-flrat st. 100x100, Margaret Hamelberg, 1-os Angeles, Cal, to Lida Bass, mort $3,250 FRANKLIN AV.

8. 39.6 Pacific st, 2tx92.10.21.11xS3. Geo VV Heat ley to Mary Armstrong, mort $7,000.,..... FLOYD ST, a s. 425 ft Throop av, 24.10x100.

Annie Miller to Emanuel-Livv, mort $4,500 FOURTH AV. s. 40 ft Warren st. 20x80.10, Flora Brock to Robt Briggs, mort $3,000 GATES AV. cor Throop av.

25x100, Helena, wife, and Herman Lubson. Narrowsburg, to Addle, wife. Charles Koehler. mort $5,000 GLENMORE AV, cor Thatford nv, 20x50, Annie Black Meyer Berslmd-sky to Louis Kuller, morts $5,520, val cons and GLENMORE AV, 8. 44 ft Packman st.

Hx84. to alley, Ida L. wife Wm Talmage, to Simon Shnapier, mort $1,400 sea. 330 ft Flathush av, 40x100. Charles Rut-terfieid to Margaret wlfo Charles Rutterftelri JEFFERSON ST.

175 ft Evergreen av. 25x100, Heinrlch Nlett-mann to Adolph Ruff LAWRENCE AV. s. 143.10 Bergen lane, 36x100, Owen Mathews to Bixler Lot 12. block 24, assessment map Ninth John Heydinger.

jr, exr and trustee will John Heydinger, to Wm Heydinger LAND John Hayman, s. 216.8 land heir Garrett Stryker. runs 44.0 216.8 44.9 216.1, Felix Meyer, to Hugo Mever MILFORD ST, s. 512.6 av. 37.6x100, Mary Hampton to Mary Helper, subject to payment during life $14 per month to grantor MYRTLE AV, 8, 40 ft Graham st.

20x78; Myrtle av, 60 ft Grahar: at, 20x73, Gertrude Schoonmaker, Mont-clalr, J. to Adrian Schoonmaker, morts $12,000 MARION ST. e. 200 ft Hopkinson av, runs sl00xe50xne94.9xnw to street, xwfi-S, John Heydinger, Jr, trustee will John Heydinger, to Wm Heydinger MYRTLE AV. s.

277.2 runs 100 206.3 8 to Myrtle av 175, Broadway Theater Co to John Auer NORTH SEVENTH ST. s. 75 ft Wythe av, 25x100, Harry Gilbert and Harry Hertzberg to Adolph Samuely, mort NEW LOTS ROAD, cor Sackman st, runs 180 8S to Powell st to Hegeman av 200 to Sack-man st 241.2, A Judson Palmer to Henry Of-BORN ST. s. 125 ft Pitkin av, 25x100.

Betty JCwickel to Betsey Schnech OSBORN ST, 100 ft Livonia av, 25x100, Fannie Mislknff to Samuel Abramowltss and William Miller, morts $800 PACIFIC ST, 39 ft Emmett st. 37x50. Annello Capolongo to Sara Taylor, mort $3,250 PROSPECT ST, a 125.2 Jay st. 33.10 x80x 33.6x80, Rebecca McVey to James McManus, morts $6,900 PLOT 103, Drlggs av, at intersection clearance line Williamsburg Bridge, i runs 61.5 to point 100 South Fourth st 21 a 59.10 to above line nom nom nom. nom 7,700 nom nom nom to beg, Obadiah Banks, exr Ann Stevens, to Equity Realty Co PUTNAM AV, s.

269 ft Classon av. 21x100, Simon Levy to Aaron Levy, mort $2,000 SOUTH OXFORD ST, 8, 205.4 Atlantic av, 12.6x100, Mary Armstrong, Y. to Geo Heatley, mort $3,000........ SACKETT ST. 8.

1H2.4 Hoyt st. l.2x&ft. Phebe Steenwcrth to Terry McGovern SEVENTEENTH ST, s. 300 ft a Third av, 18.9x100, Pietrina Longo to Solomon Felnberg, mort $1,500 SOHOLES ST. a Hn) ft e.

Union av, 25x100. Robt Johnston to William Abrahams-, mort $4,700 SITTER AV. s. 50 ft Amboy st. I00x P10.3, Abraham Belanowsky to Solomon Finkelsteln.

mort $2,500 STONE AV, s. 125 ft Dumont av, 25x100. Chale Lapidus to Simon Frhnapter, mort SCHENCK AV, s. 150 ft Blake av. 2.1x100.

Mary Hampton to Mary Keiper TWELFTH AV. cor Fifty-seventh st, 100.2x100. Knickerbocker Building Loan Co to James Brown THATFORD AV, 225 ft En stein parkway, 25x100, Louis SehwarU to Samuel Cohn and Aren Rerzik THROOP AV, s. 40 ft Quiney st, 20x50, Clara 8 Flandreau to -John Ryon THIRD AV, s. M.2 Forty-second st, 20x 80, Leah Lesnick to Samuel Leanlck, UNDERHILL AV, 79 ft St Mark' a av.

27x75, Katharina Stecber and Sophie Bohnet to Simon Temes, mort $7,000 VANDERBILT AV, 417 ft Gates av, IB. 8x100. Llewellyn A Wray, exr Seraphlne Matheison, to Sarah Cochrane ATKINS ST. s. 100 ft Dumont av, 25x100, Harris and Samuel Lazarus to Max Greenfeld.

Y. morts WILLIAMS AV, ISO ft Vienna 20x100, Harrv Entwlstle, Jersey City, to Everett Hall WEST ST, 8 cor Little or Lott's iHne, 34.11x100x77.2x100. Realty Trust to David Adler. WASHINGTON AV, 155.6 Grand av, runs el3.7xn50xw8.6 to avenue, xs 50.3, John He-ydlnger, Jr. exr and trustee will John Heydinger, to Wm Hey- 2,000 nom nom nom nom 6,200 nom nom nom 100 nom nom aom $6,750 The following real estate audioo sales vera btl to-day: n- William H.

Smith, at Real Estate Ex- cnunge: Sackman street, eaat side. 36.7 north At" lntie Rvenue, 16 Sackman atreet, eait side, 6M.11 north Atlantic avenue. If. 8x93. Louts P.

Wood against Charles 8. Ratbbun et ul. Howard O. Wood, attorney, Wall ftreet, Manhattan. Sold In one parcel to Charlts E.

Nypsreii for $1,275. over and abova nionaage for and accrued interest. LexiiiKton avenue, qorth aide. 312 feet west Sumner avenue. 17x100.

Soutbold SavinK" Dank against Mary Lw Darling et al. Herbert L. Konlhani, attorney, Greenport. 8old to Plaintiff for $3,000 Third avenue, west side. 85.10 aouth Baltic street.

28.5x"0. Wilson M. Powell. as treasurer, pa Inst James W. Dear-in et al.

Wilson L. Powell, attorney, 29 "Wall street, Manhattan. Sold to plaintiff for $8,050. Decatur street, north side, 455.6 west Reid avenue, lt.xl00. Nannie E.

8. Heacock against William F. Richard et al. Herbert S. Ogden, attorney, 31 Pine street, Manhattan.

Withdrawn. Dikeman atreet, southwest side, 131.8 south eist Conover street, 33.4x100. Lawrence Hurlburt against Maria Muns et al. Geoerge V. Pearsall, attorney, 49 Court street.

Withdrawn. Fifty-third street. No. 350, South side, 398 feet east Third avenue, 20x100.2. Katie M.

Casey against Katie F. Casey, by guardian. George F. Hlckey, attorney. 19 Liberty treet, Manhattan.

William D. Veeder, ref eree. Adjourned to April 7. Fulton street, northwest corner Bedford venue, 80.11x93.6x35.10x118.4 Poughkeepsie Savings Bank against George R. Porter field et al.

Edwin Kempton, attorney, 175 Remsen street. Adjourned to April 7. By M. Chauncey Real Estate Company. at Real Estate Exchange: Bridge street.

No. 118, weBt side, 25 feet north Prospect street, 25x75, four story frame building, with one story extension. Estate t-nle. Sold to William S. Catherwood for $7,650.

New Buildings. CLARKSOX STREET, north side, 100 feet wet Hunterfly road, one one family frame. 36x30, riw. iiItik. sh nsle roof, hot air heat; cost M.oOO.

John Mehl, Hunterflv road, owner and architect. RAY FORTY-FOFRTH STREKT. west aide, IS ff-et north Mill road, one onw family frame, 16x 4i.7i, one atury dwelling, gravel roof, stove heat; ''tt 7io. Margaret J. Smith.

Mill road ar.d J. ay Forty-fourth, street, owner; M. F. Smith, arr hi wet. STREET, south side.

300 feet west Twentieth avenue, one one family frame, tmr story shed, tar roof; cost Adam King. Sixty-seventh at rep t. Nineteenth and Twentieth avenues, owner and architect. EAST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET, west aide, north Newklrk avenue, two one family frame. two story dwelling, shingle roof, hot air heat; coat $3,000.

PdedrUh Uulgl, 1.307 hosiers avenue, owner; A. Pierce, 1,127 Flat-bush avenue, architect. NORTH FIRST STREET, north aide, JM went IttVfrrrt avenue, one one family brick. 25x22.fi. five story bakery, gravel roof; cost $12,000.

H. Ballman and H. V. Thorlpn, 119 Second atreet, Manhattan, owners anrl architects. OKBKVOISE STREET, north side, 25 feet east Morreii street, one seventeen family brick.

4ox62, live story tenement and store, tin roof, stove best; cost Morris Kallowitz, Graham venue, owner: Saas Smailhelser, architects. KNOKIiT STREET. soutii side 235 feet west N't ton street, one eight family brick. 27.6x55.4. 11 vp story tenement, gravel roof, stove heat; galvanized Iron cornice; cost $10,000.

Philip Bulseh-erlc. (Ireone street, owner; L. Lowe, 188 Hemsrn street, architect. SKVKVTY-FIFTH STREET, north aid. 100 feet wist Fourteenth avenue, seven one family frame, 21x-T.

two story dwellings, shingle roof, furnace hewl; com 1,000. John Melrzey, 722 Fourteenth avenue, owner and nrrhUeet. Ot'EAX FRONT, north side, SO feet east West Twent v-flrst street, one frame, 20x12. one story K'lthhig house; cost tMO. Richard Ijoessen, 301 West One Hundred and Twelfth street, Manhattan, owner; H.

L. Splcer, 326 Fifty-sixth street, architect. Judgments. MARCH 23. Allan.

John Brooklyn Daily lioyrer. Wm 00 Grim Pot rum. MirryL Oretch and Dillon. Robert Malone Diflo. Caroline City of I'nrr, Henry Edith Dorr Kf-notdto.

Giocchlno Co Forester of America Ntland fbnn. Rodney 811 Nieman Goodspeed, Renj and Norma Munroe Wronkow Hurt. Charles and Bridget Shaw Buff, Fredrick Evans, Jenkins, Albert Tiebout et al ltwpon. William Lend Lawson UfmniPl, Albert Beards 1-awrem-e, Louts Dunn Mulleaux, Herman Brooklyn Daily Eagle U' Prion. Wm J.

sheriff Co Jennie llrli'enherpf Rnach. Stephen Maria Rudolph Sodenbot-pr, Otto Harden, exor Shea. Thomas Sallt Smith. "John" ti Palmer, jr Stsmmer, Kmfi Mzzle Stammer Stewart. Harry Stern.

I A Stein Co Sch wart ze, Henry J12.13 0.21 54. SO 107.00 f2.83 108.20 1.741.M 11 Y24.7fl 100. 2. H5.t:0 54.25 27. Si) 333.10 325.32 $IR93 33.70 304.52 4,919.10 95.15 1,205.81 55.14 E9.fi5 Weiner.

uavid Bogart Yarrlngton, Matthew A Bohn and a no Mortgages. MARCH 23. Ar-kerman. Clara to Tftle and Co. Downing st, nr Gates av Abrahams, W.

to Johnston, Scholes st, nr Union av and Miller to Fannie Misiltoff, Os'iorn st. Auer, J. to Middendorf, Myrtle av, nr Broadway Bixler, O. to Mathews, Lawrence av. near Bergen lane Bergenholtz, to Blumenau, Wyckoft at.

r. Briggs, to Eliza and Alma Sherer, Fourth a nr Warren st Bennett. H. to Atlantic Co-op and 11 Apmi, Martense ft, nr Rogers av Dittnier. to Beadleston Woerz, No 12 Hamilton av, lease Edison, to A Friedman, Amboy st.

Felnberg. S. to Longo, Seventeenth st, near Third av, Flnkelstcin, S. to A Belanowsky, Sutter av, nr Amboy et Geffen, to A Palmer, New Lots road, Sackman and Powell sta and Hegeman av, 7 morts Gomlran. Emma, to Mary Gallagher, Eleventh st, nr Fifth av Hfatley.

to Rodger, No 191 South Oxford st Henrlksen, Marie, to KorflUen, West Sixth st, nr Avenue Hart. Agnes to Rachel Martense, Thirtv-hixth et, nr Fifth av, 2 morts Kennedy. Mnttie to Helnlein, Sixth st. nr Eighth av Klein. Fannie and A.

to Title Ins Co. Johnson av, nr Humboldt st La gl os, Maria, to Dorlamm, DeKalb av, nr Wyckoff Meurer, Margt and to A Price and ano, exors. Flushing av, nr Marry, etc Mk'enhach, to Hohorst, Conover st. MrGovern. Terry, to South Brooklyn Savings Inst, Sackett st, near Hoyt Rorkmore.

to exora of Ward. Belmont av. nr Sackman st Roizenstein, et al. to East Brooklyn Savings Bank, Bedford av, nr St John'e place, 2 morts Rottger. A W.

to Harriet Dunn, Union st, nr Hoyt st Ruff. A. to Nelttmann, Jefferson av, nr Evergreen Roes, J. to A Decker, East Sixteenth st, near Cortelyou road Rvon. to Title Co.

Throop av, Weinstein. and Learner to same, EMery at, Weissman, to same, Flatbush av, near Ohurrh av Crt en, to same. Fulton st. near Kockaway av Same to Htetnhardt. same property Skinner.

Cecelia M. to Emma Streeton, Harney st, rr Atlantic av Temes, S. to Katherine Sterner and Sophie Bohnot. Underhill av, near St Mark's av MARCH 24. Florence to Johnston, Bay Twenty-ninth st.

near Benson av Calder. to same, Lincoln and Berkeley places, nr Fifth av. Day. W. to same, Ninth et, near Sixth av Foote.

Susan to fame. Qulncy st, pear Noptiand av Dor.ley. E. to Pratt, Gravesend av near Av 2 parcels Domroe. to James.

Watktns st, nr Dumont av Farley. M. to Title and Co, Myrtle av, nr Bridge st Georgi, A to same, Macon at, nr Sumner av, Hall, H. to Stone, Herkimer st, near Hopkinson av Hempel. Marie, to Hemmerleh.

Stockholm st, near Irving av Same to Sorg, same property Klampus. Ella, and Gorber, to Margolin, Wythe av, cor Rutledgft st Levy. N. to Mary A ToMn, Hudson av, nf'ar Fleet st, Uenerman. Rosle and to same, Boe-rum st, nr Humboldt st Miele.

F. to Simpson, Humboldt st, rf ar Herbert st Fame to McGotdrtck. same property Moran, .1, to Gordon, Putnam av, near Classon av Robinson. A J. to Emma Robinson, East Fifty-second st, Rosen, H.

to Cohen and ano, River-dale a-, cor Osborn st, Sp.ro, F. to Title ft Co, Twenty-lira st. near Third av J. to A Ktrsch, Wyckoff av, near Himrod st Swlrsky, M. to Bergen, eir, Court st.

Srme to SeltK, same property, sub last mort Tilly. Susan, and to Jennie Sherwood, Bay Ridge av; near Twenty-first KW Tyboroivski. to Zeitner, Htgeman cor Louisiana av 2.000 1,200 500 10,000 1.500 200 3,000 400 3.500 1,025 1,800 1,500 1,600 1,000 6,000 l.i.'OO 3,000 1,000 25.000 3,000 2,200 10,000 30, t00 S00 1,900 4,000 1,50 10,000 5,000 1,000 1,000 1,300 20,000 700 2.500 600 3.000 4.000 1,500 2, MO 500 400 4,000 4.500 2.500 1,000 4,000 600 1.S50 3,300 $3,500 1.600 225 4,000 750 ta nom nom lilM'iNT AV, e-r Ch su-r st. 7j. Hjinaii Hernhar.l.

Ike Bernstein. Hyman Parker and Max Marty to Max Smith and pinion muns $.. ins KAST EIC.HTKHNTH ST. s. ft Avenue N.

4xlw, Mkhael Bradley to JoFph Krtfs E.VCT FIFTH ST, s. 1-5 ft 8 Cfm av. 4xPt. Efim Bowvn to August Kitestllfr EAST ST. vr land Alice Hortim.

Emma I Rob inson to Alfre.l Kittiinnon, ail title EAST FORTIETH ST. s. 577. Avenue German la. Real Estate and lmpt Co to Phbe Gilbert E''KrOftn ST.

125 ft Meserole av. Wm A DeGroot. Kh-Ii-tnund Hill, I. to Wm and Cornelius .1 mart EIGHTY-SIXTH ST. 2 ft Third av, Eighty-seventh st.

s. 2M tt Third av. .13. S. iianzo Haning, Kingston, to Charles M.

Nally ST. 2'0 ft Klev-mh av, HxPf. Chas MeChesney, South Orange. tu Chas Cooper. mort $600 GATES AV.

149.1" Myrtle av, 25x7.1. 3x27x2.9. Alexander MeKninht to William Abrahams, mort HAMIU ltil AV. a. 25 ft Grove st.

nom nora nom ixPtft, Hamburg av. a rt Grove at. 25xl'H; Wvekoff av, s. 25 ft Ralph st, 25xVt.8xl25xi).5. Louis Molt to KHtharlna Moll HENRY ST, 8.

65.6 Love lane. 23.6x UJ.ti; also, out of town property. L.izxie Hlrdsall to Ernest Birdsall, truFt deed HEM1R1X. ST, s. 250 ft Blake av, Emma Hodges to Chas and Minnie Bier, mort HUMBOLDT ST, 75 ft a Varet st.

Morris Smollansky to Max Fu-rutz. mort 1 24.500 HUMBOLDT ST. s. 2H.I Her bert at. 26.3x77.3x26.3x73.

Michael MC-Unldrlck to Frank Miele HUDSON AV. s. 1H( ft Fleet st. 5xU0, Mary A Tobin to Titian LAFAYETTE AV. 276.8 Many av.

19. 2x1 no, Elizabeth A Mason to ranees Fra7.tr and Adaline Snyder. 2-3 part, mort X7.5HO A 1 'ON ST. 76 ft Sumner av, Ida Belser to Allred tieorgt, mort $5,401) MADISON ST, 20 ft Nostrand av, runs 11 SO (ii n.2rt xe 20 a 100 to st SO, Louis Rudleh to Gustavg Thorner, morts $27.00 1 MKTROPOLTIAN AV, 225 ft Lor- inier st, runs Uni 122.3 to Metronolltiin av 1J6.S, Chas Church and ano, cxrs Chas Church, to Martin Me vera, correction deed METROPOLITAN A same prop. Martin Meyer to Max Goodman and Chun I Mandel nom 11.000 nom 4,209 nom PACIFH? ST.

s. 3H0 ft Saratoga av. runs iw 4u to iiopainson av a liio to Pad tic st 25 62.11 a 61 51.5 to beg. Isaac and Abraham Barnett to Her mann Moiltz. Y.

mort $6.027 TUTNAM AV. 24S ft Classon av, 21x100, tieorge oordon, Oztme Park, 1, to Michael Motan KIVKRDALE AV, cor Osborn st, IR.OxltiO. Meyer Cohen, Max Kaplan and Ike Bntner, to Hyman Rosen, mort Sl.SiiliJ PUTNAM AV, 360 ft Broadway, 20x100. Mary A Kuud to Margt Robertson, mort $4,450 SACK MAN ST. j.

175 ft Pitkin av. 25 XlOO, Max Cohen and Jacob Welshman to Rosa Berkowitz and Dora Geld, mort SEA VIEW AV, 60 ft East One Hundred and Tlilrd st, 20x to Little, Sand Bay Creek, Alice Brundage to Eva Vngler, SUA VIEW AV, 40 ft East One Hundred and Third st. 20x to. Little. Sand Bay Creek, same to Maggie SEA VIEW AV, cor East One Hundred and Third st, 40x to Little Sand Kay Creek, same to Goorgp.

Dumprpff wnd Fred 'Tick llaitman, IJHilt SIXTY-THIRD T. s. 4) ft flevim-'. teeuth hv. -20x11, Efllnihain Nichols, Y.

to Michael J. nom hoi 11 ISO ST JOHN'S PLACE, s. P5J0 Fifth av. ZI.4XMIII, j.niian A (i harrell to Alfred Rohinyon. mort $10,000 STOCKHOLM ST.

8 s. 150 ft Irving av, 25x1(11). Jakob Sorg to Marie Ilmipe STONE AV, s. 190 ft Rivcrdnle av, 2x100, Joseph' Maignles to Samuel shitz and Frank Lippman, mort THIRTY-NINTH ST. s.

30) ft Twelfth av, 20x95.2, August AV Koestner to Edmoud Howen, mort $2,000 ST MARK'S AV. 25 ft Grove st, 17x100, Jennie Zuckcr to Adolph SchoN ler, morts $12,500 UNDRRH1LL AV, 165.8 place, 17.10x100. Samuel Stockholm to Eliza, wife of said Samuel Stoek- holm, mort $5.000 VERNON AV. s. 415.6 Nostrand av.

ISxina, Jennie E. wife, and Chas Smith to Geo Murdock, mort $3.700.. ATKINS ST. 200 ft Dumont av, 25xinn, Mux Levin. to Morris Zieser, mort $6,500 WATKINS ST, s.

170 ft Riverdale av. 4nx100. Mux Cohen and Harris Bol-nU-k to Solonmn LJppniann. Solomon Kline and Benjamin Klinsky, morts WATKINS ST, cor Blake av. 20x 75.

Vie tor A bra eon to Meyer Heftier, morts $4,900 WYCKOFF AV. 50 ft Hlmrnd st. 25x.es. Anton Klrsch to Jakob Sorg WYTHE AV. cor Rutledge st.

lloxSO. Ferdinand Rirhtherg and Morrin Tatars-kv to Max Yentcs WYTHE AV, north cor Rutledge st. 140x SO. Mux Yentes, Y. to Julius Margolin, mort WYTHE AV.

north enr Rutledge st. 3Dx SO. Julius Margolin. Y. to Ella Klam- pus and David Gcrher, suhj to nom 3,500 riu nom nom nom nom nom nom nom 6,100 nom QUEENS BOEOTJGH.

Mechanics' Liens. MARCH 23. Pacific st, a 75 ft Prospect st, 25x 83.3, Jamaica, James Mulligan, claimant, agt DasilluB Ohnemus, owner; Arthur Mocstr, contractor Pacific st, 75 ft Prospeet st, 25x SX3, Jamaica, Rernhard Moeser, clalm- ant, agt Hasilius Ohnemus, owner; Arthur Moeser, contractor Mortgages. MARCH 23. lllack, John to Frederic Piatt and ors.

Wyckoff av. s. ft Recch ei. ti2.xlf!0, Brooklyn Hills Same to George P. lowere.

Wyckoff av, 75 ft Hecch st, 25x100; also Wyckoff av. s. 87.6 Kim st, 12.6x100; also Wvekoff av, s. 50 ft Beech st, 25x lfiO, Brooklyn I Ills Cosia. Sfilvatore, to Patrick Fullin, Rh-palje av, cor Lincoln st, 25xlou, Corona Cohn, Mayer, to John Schmidt.

De Re-voise av. 5, 153.7 Hoyt av, 25x95, I City Same to ramc. I)e Rovolse rv, 153.7 Hoyt hv. 25x05, I City Jaeger. Mn ry and Lculs.

to Henry Jaeger. Shaw -av. .475 ft Eighth st, 5iixH't, I'nion Course Jaeper, August to Louisa Pawzer, pel land adj Nsssau A'ater Co and land of city of Brooklyn, Jamaica South Smith. George to Bank Clerks Cooperative Building and Loan Assn, Washington av, 8, 88.3 to Montgomery nv, 25x100, Corona Van Wyrk Park Co to Mary Allen. Magnolia 619 ft Brooklyn and Jamaica Plank road, 40x90, Jamaica Assignments of Mortgages.

MARCH 23. Title Guar and Trust Co to trustees of New York Annual Conveyances. MARCH 23. Brown, Cynthia to Stuyvesapt Real Estate Co. Old road, 256.7x276.10x 52.1.

1 City Same to same, Dutch Kills Creek adj land Payntar, 256.7x52.2x340,'' I city Cui'tlP. Edward to Alice Johnston, lot 2. block 10JIB, map Tousey, Flushing Fischer, John A. to Andrew and William Boening, St Nicholas av, 25 ft Magnolia, st, nino st Nicholas av. s.

50 ft Magnolia av, 25x93 9, Newtown Flehandler, Sophie, to Harris Nevin, lot's 75, 76. block 12,1, 124. 137, 138, Mock 7-32-1. 32fl, block 11; 3SS to Inc. block 12: 49.

51f. block 14; 534 53." 539 5ti0, hlock 15; 627. 62S. 646 to 651 Inc' .654. 5A.

block 17; 6SS. block IS- 70R 7t)fl. 716. 717. 727.

72. 735, 786. block 19 737 to 740 Inc. 758 to 761 inc, 743, 744. 755, 763, 770, block 20, 504 to 509 Inc, block 14, map Ozono Park Land Co, Ozone Park Friederich, Anton, to Peter A and Kate Llnlngor, lots SI, 82, map Horak I City House and Home Co to John and Margaret Beck.

IntH 35. 36, 37, map Bay View Landing, Jamaica Same to Tobias and Amalla Burger, iotB 123. 121. 125, map Buy View Landing, Jamaica In port Oi 1 ve to I la 1 ry a In-' ports, Windom st, s. 220 ft Forest parkway, 7S.Kxl00, Forest I'tirkway LO'vere, George to John Black" Wyckoff av, s.

75 ft Reeeh st, 25x M0; als Wyckoff hv, S7.6 a Elm St. lZ.CxlOit; Wyckoff av. 50 ft Beech st, 25x1 ou, Woodiiaven Junction. Llniriger. Peter to Mayer and Bertha Culm, De He vol so nv, 153.7 Hovt av, 2.1x95, I City McKwen, to Mary McEwVn' lot 206, 2'7.

map Hltclieock's pnn for Homes, Woodside Moller, Charles, and ors, to Victor Weber. 1 It s. adj land Hicks, 1.500 1.200 1.500 400 700 $1,000 2,400 115,000 100 100 nom 1,900 nom nom 365 365 nom 3,000 nom nom Htiy- vs. BrH'kin H-iki. vs.

Ijndmn- It. o. West vs. 1. and CrK.kl R.

rt. co. g. wern-r. Johnson Lucas.

vs. Br.klvn Ileiehts R. R. Co. vs.

Hr. pflshts R. It. C. vs.

Hrokln lltlKhts II. It. vs. Miiuri. 4.M McOiiir.

vs. Br.vklyn Hfights IE. If. vs. 4'apcrn.

Anderson vs. SI -tore. 57 vs. Brooklyn IleiRhts R. P.

c. Oldenburg vs. Iiejhn. Brook I vii Heiehts R. R.

rv. 118. Paris vs. Itmoklyn Heights R. R.

Co. 1' Dickenoo vs. Dlck-niion. Kraft vs. Brooklyn ights R.

R. vs. Bro'-tklyn Ht ightt R. di vs. Hr.K.kln Heights R.

K. Co. vs. powi vs. IKiph's R.

Tt Co. vs. Rrooklvn its R. R. Co.

Raeer vs. Brooklyn Heights it. Co. tldrick vs Krurirls. 105.1.

vs. N'uttinir. VS. J'mnklvn Uoivht Co vs. Brooklyn Heights R.

Vi.Vli..Canhes vs. Schmidt. vs. BattTsby. McCarthy vs.

Mmphv. Petty vs. Brooklyn Heights R. R. Co.

vs. Brooklyn Heights R. R. Co. Klein vs.

Wensel. l9. Rsvnr vs. C. I.

and B. R. R. Co. vs.

an.i nun cn vs. Brooklyn 'Heights R. R. Co. REFEREES APPOINTED BY GAY NOR, Pefverdlng and others vs.

Head Herbert Peske. Tousey vs. Clark Alexander A. J. Callughan.

Kingman vs. Norrls Michael Fnrst. Co-operative Buildinsr Hank vs. Thomnsnn Will iam A. Shortt.

Spencer vs. Brlen -Albert E. Richardson Spencer vs. Soldier Henry Sheldon. BY KEOGil.

Quail vs. People of th Stut nt Kaw Vnrlr W. H. Garrison. NEW SECURITIES PLAN.

Reported Project to Keep Northern Pa cific Under Control of Northern Securities. Intimations came from high quarters to day that a plan to remove Northern Tacific stock from its prooent uncertain status is being considered. The plan is said to in volve the incorporation of a new Northern Securities Company which will offer Northern i'aciflc stockholders an exchange of So-curities bonds for Northern Pacillc stock oa a satisfactory basis. Tills basis would, it is said. Increase the value of Northern J'acille stock to a point beyond 100.

in this way, it Is asserted, the Northern Securities Company would without increasing its capual stock, retain conlrol of Northern Pacihc. It would be an easy matter, the alleged pro jectors point out, to handle the $4,000,000 of Securities stocks in such a way as to prevent any raid or drive against it. The plan as outlined would apparently enablo the Northern Securities Company to retain control of Northern Pacific without the necessity of continuous ownership. Tina was one of the main objects for which tao original Securities Company worked ho haiu. An outline of the plans as hero set forth was sent In writing to a Norlhcrn Securiti.

official to-day. The reply was: "We arc not discussing new plans now." NO MORE GRAIN RATE CUTS. Further Reductions Would Wipe Out the Differentials Trade Bodies Working for Settlement. Philadelphia, March 24 There will be no further cute in rates on ex-lake, grain from Buffalo to this city for export after Saturday, when those announced a few days ago by the Pennsylvania, the Philadelphia and the Lehigh Valley and the Baltimore and Ohio take effect, according to a traffic official of one of these roads. This last out has brought the rate down to a point whore a further reduction would wipe out the differential.

The matter is now entirely in tho hands of the trades bodies, whose efforts to maintain this differential against New York, the Philadelphia lines have been assisting. A delegation of fivo, headed by President Hager and Secretary Saunders of the Commercial Exchange, and including a member of each of the joint trades comniit-teees, wont to Baltimore lo-riay to hold a conference with the differential committee of the Chamber of Commerce of that city. Baltimore, March 24 The general committee of the Chamber of Commerce having in charge tho matter of differential rares on grain from Buffalo to the various Atlantic sen board ports will meet, the committee from Philadelphia In the Royal Arcanum HufldinR this afternooon. A formal discussion of rates will probably be held, the result of which will be presented to a central body, composed of committees representing trades bodies of New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Neither member of the Baltimore committee would discuss the matter to-day.

IMPROVED COKE TRADE. Increased Demand Only Held in Check by Car Shortage. Scottdale, March 24 -The coke traile is growing stronger with each week and with the constantly Increasing demand the largeness of tho trade Is simply a question of the abllily of the railroads to move the product of the ovens. While the car supply was somewhat better last week, allowing an increased shipment of over tons, still the production was over IS, 000 tons in cxcors of shipments. Operations nt several plants were Increased slightly last week and 670 ovens were added to the active list.

Keports from the different points tn the region indicate that several agents nf the United Mine Workers are still at work, but it Is understood Ihat they will be callpd home at an farly date on account of the difficulties encountered in the attempt to organize the coke workers. EXCHANGE TO C10SE GOOD FRIDAY The governing committee of the New York Stock Exchange has decided to close on Good Friday, April 1, but to open on Saturday, April 2. SHIP NEWS. Arrived at New York To-day. Cumbal, from Callao.

BarbarosHH, from rtrrmen. El Paso, from Boston. Majestic, from Liverpool. Monviso, from Genon, Medina, etc. MoorlHh Prlnre, from fthieblH.

Nubia, from Honkonjr. Naeoochee, from Suvunnah. Oakwood, from Ch lout la. Orn. from Havana.

Prineesn Anne, from Newport Nws. fJuhlnl, from Celba. Sabine, from Hrunmvlck. Arrived at Foreign Ports To-day. nierhnurtt-PrftorlH, from New York, filasgow Ethiopia, from New York.

Liverpool A urn nla. from New York. Queenftown Celtle, from New York. Ilio Janeiro Byron, from New York. Sailed From Foreign Porta To-day.

Qurenrtnwn for New York. Shield Kxeelslor. for Nw York. BROOKLYN AND QUEENS FIRES. FItps reported and alarms for flro rnrotvpil at Fire Headquarters.

Brooklyn, during the twenly-four hours ending at 8 A. March 24, 1904: March 2.1, 8:1 A. M. 7fi Williams avenue, two storv frtime; to building and stock tri-fiinK. March 23.

A. 1-261 Nineteenth street, thr-i story frame; dainaKe to building tmI Ktxk trifling. March 23, 10:33 A. -74ft Fulton lreet. four atory brick; damage to building trilling, damage to mock slight.

Marrh 2.1. 12:2. P. ixtreet. four story orb drunage to buililhc an-l Mock Hllglii.

Marrh P. mis Hiarui. March 2:1. 3:1" I. Vti avenue and Fourth street, I-otig Inland on- utotv fiuine; flu -age, to building alight, dauinge lo lo.

none. Man'h P. I'onit thr-e story brick; damage io building and Hto tillltng. March P. nlartn.

March 21, 1:47 A. )-'( Third strpr. thr-e story frame; damage to biilldliig and alock con-sldciahlc. Mdix-h 21, A. False alarm.

hi fonu lrd 'jr (mate ar r.s. bmik nt. d'i 1 that all p. lTH-rest .1 tl-i pr-- eediio: or in nnv tt" inn-is. it- -nts a I of- en I 1 tttiebv an 1 ba.

i. do Piey.it tl-lr nid I'M. -ti. i.s. in v.iliioy.

duly erjti-i. to i at our tn the th- Law in the Borouu in Th cifv- (, York. re th 'b t.iv 1 -4. and that f. -lii- ners.

u.ll hf.tr paittcs J. itinc. ar-! tn-t will lo In a i-r. -'o nt iir ice Mil day of A S.cf.rid Tti tii ahs'ra our said Hims' and asriepsineiit, with our iUir.a;c- an it inapt, and a. nil he f.

pioi'd and 'ini-univntu lined by os in niakinc -p rf. have be in tb Bui.au i Mreet i-niiiup of the Imw of The ty N-A' York in the of Moiltagua Ptp-et, In tb P. rouch rf in Tlie Citv of New tl -re the day of April. 14. Third T'-at the llmtu of nur nseat-rn-ntt I)' refit include ull th ne nis and nnd pn tntsevi tuate.

lying and b. jt r. the -f Biookiyn. tn The I'l'V of New Y'" id a. taken together, are omde.l i.nd i Beginning at a poo.t t'-e Ho of Flf i I ere the -anie Is by the fi.nner ti'y line of now if I luting tho Fichth and Tmi-'i'-th Wards: running titniti al.

aid rmer city lln1 tj th- cent-r Poe the bt between KiTfy-seern-l 5liet nd Fifty-Hrs' runniTig thence easterly ah.ng the renter line of the kw be tivon s'reet and ptre-t to the westerly bt of the road from to Nw Cir-ht: running thence southeriy along the side of the old rrad from Flathush to New to the center line of the blo- bete. Flitv-se -ond street and Fiftv-thlrd street; runnitur along tl. center line of th- Fifty-second stre-t and Fifty-third to the former lire, and tbem-f tn ah'nr Die form-w city line to tin point or plm-e uf beginning. Fourth That our report herein will he pr--pnted for confirmation to the supreme Court of the Stat of New York, SVcond I fepari nn-nt, at a Special Term hereof for the hen rnu m--tlons. to be belli In th" C.nntv Court lloip-e the Borouuh Brook I vn.

in The 'it of Ne a York, on the 2.M dav of Avnl, nt the op. n-lng of the court on thai 1av of Brooklvn. The City of Nev Yoik. Mar-h li. llKNfiY F.

COriMtANH. Chah m.i JOHN WATSON. IIKNltV ComuiLslonrs. V. Quttjlry.

Clerk. oj -V 1'A liTM KNT OF THK CITY NKU Y-HtK MCBBICRKY FTKKET bios nt fstim atks wn.i. bk hv I ho Com III neotlT of the Pi-lire 1 icp.ii tmenf of The ''iiy of New York at rtiiuve ollh-e until i' tei-ick P. in Fit ll Y. AI'MM.

1. 1 1Mb Ht l-T It IS1I I i A I A. THK l-A U- lK A II ItN I -OI Ni I AM' KUKCTlXii ALL TU': AIM I A l.i 'KSSA BY To BFIi.li A iMPKKTK THK KW STATK HOFSK, fit IS' AMi STA Bl: THK SKVKN-T1KTH PUK' INCT. I'll WKST I'nUNKR OF BATit AVFNI AM BAY TV STBKFT, liOlinl'iill PBMfiKT.YN. Tlie time 'f.

the completion of the work and Ho- full performance of the contract Is two hundred and tori days. The anion-, of fcicurlty required Is thlrty-flve thoUHind dollars. Bid. will oc co-iipiired and the contract awarded at lump hki'-k-iH' sum. l-'or p.irtii ui us HS io tlw (pitUie ml extent of the work ri-ipiiivil or of the materials to be furnished, bidders are ieh rred to tho Htieeitirji Iouh and lists mait-i-iiils, supplies and apparatus to hi" tui-u ni.d to the pi.

ins on tile at tlie otlb-e ot Waller Par bit, architect. No. Court Wieet, Pop. 'VII of BiooMyn. Further It-format btii.

if required, may tie obtained nt tlie Central OMj.e ol the police Ieparl- -nt ot The City N-v It, No. "in Mulhcrrjf Kiri'tt. WILLIAM MrAOOO. 'ollco Commissioner. Iuite.1 Mn 111.

mhJl Plt opu s'ee beiiernl 1 11 nt iM't i nt to Itltl-ttvfM nt I'fMit of coliiniii, Iimt pnge of Hi in iftr. UKPAin of fofcaticn. cornfb of I'ark avenue and Fifty-ntuih street, Boruuyli of Mmilifittan, The I'ily of New York. SKAi.KO BIOS lit KSTIMATKS WILT. -Z recidved by ibo Supi i lnlctidi nt of School Bull i-tngn nt the aboe of the Ocpartment of until it o'clock A.

on MOlVY, MH ll 11HI1. itrinh of ltrMkIyn. NO. 1. FOB Till: CKNKitAL ciiNSTHTCTION ANO ALH'i VIA' MBI ANO OltAlN'AOK CON-TK ACT no.

li COM Klti 'I Al HUiH ON WKSTKHBY SIOK oF ALBANY AVKNl'K. JtKTWKMN BKH5FN ANO DEAN STBKKTS, OI' llllonKl.YN. The ilute allowed to complettj tho wholft Work will be as follows: 1-irst-Propos iIm will be received for the com-pb'thui of the work by February 1. 19 d. Second Proposal! will be rceeneU p.r the completion of the vsuik by May 1.

as provided in the contract. The amount of security required Is as follown: It'll 1.... Item 2 On contract No. the bidders nutst state th price of each or any article or Item contained in lha sneeitlcatli'ins or ttcheiinlea herein conminf-d or hereto annexed by which tho bids will be tested. The ejctei.slntu niut be made and footed up.

hh the bids will be rejol from the tola! of each item and award made to tho lowest bidder on each item. IieMvery will be required to bo made at th time and manner and In e-u. quantities aa mnv be directed. Blank form may obclned nnd the plana and drauiturn may be o-n al the ofHee tlie nt Boom, Hall of the Bontd of park avenue and I'lfl v-nlnt It s(ret, Borouuh of Manhitliin; fit. Brunch Ofilre.

N'i. Ill LlvinKStnii tdreet, of Brooklvn. C. P. J.

SNYOFH. t-'iiperlnleirdent of Si hool Bnlldines. M-irh 17, IP'H. mhPJ let o-n Inntrnrt I on pi to Bill 1.r nt fiot rnliiiiiii. Innt iaue of thin iiir.

NO'ITCF OF Pi; BMC KALK BY AT'CTION. ON TtnOSOAY, MARCH IWt. AT 11 o' lock A. the Commissioner nf Public Work will sell at public auction the following: Sewer Itepair Yard, North Portland avenue One Oi horse. hie ill hUo-k horse.

Aim ut tw-iitv tuns old Iron, Quantity of old hose. Onf (I) old waipm, BoroiiHh Hall Seveniecn 07) old walnut benches. O110 O) old clock. On (II old square ib.sk. Orn- lot of damaged chairs.

Walhihout Market-About feel of rubber hoae. Kln Count 'otirt II Five ('.) Pita tables. Three lols old Three lots old si one. Four 4 old I'liiius. I-'oiir it) has old One (1) P.

I old chandeliers. ilio 1 1 l.t r-ie run It no," Five C) hi' k- 11 d. One 1 1 p.f file rahmrl. Fa ulit il bda wombn doors One 01 p.t 1 -lrce window frames. One 1 1 lot storm sash, ho- 1 1 it (tan rdh (ne (it lot switifiiiiK shsIh's.

"ne lot Iron stands. Two Ul lot; iron On'e window 111' 111 P.t desk Sllpporf. Tuo I "t.1 wood-n nitlitigs, One Hi lot Iron Moves. One () lot wooden window sash. ope lot iron MiuUcrfl.

Oir (i) old (about 2li tmis). one oi lot brass ratlines. On- Oi b.t old boilers, nof In use for ten year One (l) lot hot water boiler, not in use for fiv years. Municipal BuildlriR- Ten (l't window naHhen. Twelve nJ) doors.

Nine pieces iron partitions. One Oi case with Iron door. One (li counter desk. One O) cork carpet, on. 01 fiat .1.

di-sk. fine 1 1 1 count desk with pat 111 Ion. 'lie II fl'it de. Fifteen (I'd f'et of woobn rail. One to old Hi iis-ein carp.

t. Public Bath ami i 'omfort Stations Tweiity-thiee old l.aws'-is, to Rf) fei b-nutbs one ton in v. icht. more or Icnh, locatr-l on Halh No j. foot of Thirtieth street, lib hards MaMn Tie- Will lake place nt the ofTlce of the ccio'iil simier of Public Wr.iks.

Boom IV Buitdii.R. Boroiiph of Brooklvn. Jnti-n-hriK r.uid-is nciv apidy for particulars at Said ollh le foie Hie 'lav sale, TKKMS OF c.n.' pa n' In ha nka lip- uiidn nt tlte time ate) lie, and the Minoval of Mi bors-s, w.iK-.n. furniture, materials, etc. immefliately.

If the ha-'r or pun har-ei v. fulls or fail retoo id furniture, mateiialH, tl ch: money and 1101 ship of Oi he forleltcd. .1 AMKS RKii A V. AsxistanL C'imiiitshioner public Works, osu HoroiiKh of BrockBn- LEGAL NOllCLS cocbt. Iv.in;.-; toi.

r) tbiau d-Mii-i In Kinjf' c.unly bbi WIMbntir. plaio-tlff. Mortinior A. Wllllanm. fiefenda if.

Summons: Action for divorce--To the ab'i nam- d- ft-j l.i n' Volt re 1 n'lMinioru to a nt the lei In tt-fs and to h'ii- a uf your on He- pluln'irt iittortiev with 'l twenty da.H af'irthe sci ic- thli summon-. X. hlnl of the dav o( M-l Ice. an, I )M -f your failure lo appear or atit--r. Judgment wl I be taken aEalnvl you bv fault I he rein dctiiand' hi Die coin int.

Out. March i4 .1 STCU ABT BOSS. Attornev and P. -I ndlf Non r-'t Boioiitrh of Brooklvn. City nf Ni vr 1 nc 'inc -utnmons ir porved upon v-i 'v n.

1 an 1 of Mm. Wi i-HTl .1 O.I.-M..1. OJl- IM li." lU-MlrCfl fU (IO' of the Sftte N. V-uk. daP-l tl of Mai.

li. I'. 1. ar.d pi. th(.

fir. Km- CoUrttv nt 'C1il. 'I 1l nl Htb Mcr h. I. 1 BT BOSS.

m- for P'a'nHff PoO oi'h-p n-ldtes Fulton of Cite it-N'i York To M-otlru-ir A. Williams, d-enilant mhl7 lw.