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'“' y : THE BBOOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. STEW YOBK, TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1900. iiA L PARADE OF THE The Finest Turnout in the His tory of the Town De partment. 20,000 PERSONS SEE THE SHOW Xawrence, in ■ Holiday Garb, Builds a Magnificent Arch in Honor of the Eire Pighters. (Special to the Eagle.) Lawrence, Li I., June 26—The fourth an nual parade and tournament of the Town of Hempstead Volunteer Firemen’s Association took place to-day, and twenty thousand or more came from far and near to see the spectacle and witness the contests of the fire laddies. The village Is gayly decorated and everybody is in holiday attire. Early in the morning carriages and farm wagons arrived from outside villages, each bringing its quota of sightseers. Hundreds more came by way of the trains. Everywhere the gallant Are laddies were prominent, and the clanging of hells was heard In every direction as the vari ous fire companies arrived and fell Into line. Along the curbs carriages and wagons were drawn up and the sidewalks were lined with enthusiastic crowds, which cheered each com pany as It passed by. An arch, the widest yet built, profusely decorated with the national colors and bunt- Kowland H. Mayland, Grand Marshal of th.3 Parade and President of the Hempstead Firemen's Association. Ing, and surmounted by two heroic figures of Liberty, spanned Cental avenue in front of the quarters of Washington Hook and Ladder Company. The grand and reviewing stands reached along each side--ot the arch and were black with people. The headquarters In Kelly’s Hotel were connected by telephone with the arch. As the different companies arrived they Wide Awake Engine Company (steamer), C. P. Baldwin, foreman. Baldwins Pire Department, John B. Faron. chief. Baldwins Engine and Hose Company, George W. Miller, foreman. Baldwins Hook and Ladder Company, Charles Coakley. foreman. SECOND DIVISION. Marshal and aids. Drum. Fife and Bugle Corps. Rescue Hook and Ladder Company, Lynbrook, Robert Monds. foreman. Baml. Inwood Fire Department, E. Zerniko, chief. Electric Hook and Ladder Company, Valentine Smith, foreman. Inwood Hoso Company. Empire Chemical Engine Company. Woodmero, G. H. Schiffmacher. foreman. East Rockaway Fire Department, H. Floyd-.Tohnson. chief. Protection Hook nn<’ f'ompany, Elmore Bedell, foreman. Vigilant Engine cjn-ipai... tnand), W alter South.'inl, foreman. Floral Park Hoov .Dn,i r ’ - - C o m p a n y , S. P. Klein, foreman. _ . ,.^1 THIRD DIVISION. Marslml and aids. Rockville Center Fire Department, Simon Stincr, chief. Eureka Hook and Ladder Company, S. T. Wright, foreman. Live Oak Engine Company (hand), E. McGuinnoss. foreman. Drum Corps. Defender Hose Company, Edward Aldom, foreman. Alert Hose Company, W. L. Smith, foreman. Fife and Drum Corps. Stream, E. H. Oalder. Advance Hook and Ladder Company, Bellmore, Nassau Hook and Ladder Company, Valley H. Galder. foreman, and Ladder T. G. Smith, foreman. FOURTH DIVISION. Marshal- and aids. Rockaway Beach Fire Department. John A. Carle, chief. Band. Arverne Hose and Engine Company (steamer), Carman. R. Lush, Vice President Town of Hempstead Fireman’s Association. Tvere met by the committee and assigned to their places and preparations for the start of the parade were made. Thirty-four companies and many bands and Thomas A. Mc-WTiinney, Chief of tho Lawrence Fire Department. Brum corps were in the line of the parade, the information, ol wihch was as follows: Grand Marshal Roland H. Mayland. Aid® to Grand Marshal. FIRST DIVISION. Marshal and aids. Band. tVeeport Fire Department, R. H. Mayland, chief. Excelsior Hook and Ladder Company, C. W. Bedell, foreman. Ever Ready Hose Company, *A. B. Wallace, foreman. *A. B. Wallace, foreman. Vigilant Hose Company, Edward Pinch, foreman Bay View View Hose Company, A. P. Lewis, foreman. William. Stoffel, Chairman Prize Committee. Robert C. Kreuscher, foreman. Atlantic Engine Compan-' Andrew Churchill, foreman. Occanus Hook and Ladder Company, (steamer). us Hook and Albert Rlngk. foreman. Volunteer Ho.so Company, Theodore Bennett, foreman. Remsen Chemical Engine Company, Georgo Griepenkerl, foreman. Fife and Drum Corps. New Hyde Park Hook and Ladder Company, W, B. Raynor, foreman. Band. Hempstead Fire Department, Robert Vandewater. chief. Protection Hose Company, John Box, foreman. Victory Hose Company, W. H, MolUnenux. foreman. Union Engine Company (steamer), E. J. Coles, foreman. Lawrence-Cedarhurst ■William B. Osterhout, Ofllcial Measurer. for dinner. The route of the parade v/as about two and a half miles long, all over good macadam roads. The committee in charge of the arrange ments saw that the hundreds of firemen were well fed and after luncheon the firemen pre pared their apparatus for the contests, which commenced at 1:30 o’clock. The hook and ladder contest was the most hotly contested event on tho programme and the steamer contest this afternoon will also be a very in teresting one. Union of Hempstead, Wide Awake of Freeport, Arverne and Lawrence engines will fight it out. The contests on the programme for this afternoon are a hook and ladder, hose, steamer, chemical and hand engine, ladder climbing and juvenile hook and ladder. The contests will be governed by the fol lowing regulations: Hook and ladder—Trucks to run 200 yards, raise twenty-five foot la ' ler to arch spanning course, and fireman to ascend to top; time to be called when man gra.sps top rung of ladder and ladder against arch; rung to be held until time is called. Limited to twenty-ono men. Ladder climbing—Plremnn to run fifty feet, scale thirty foot ladder placed against arch, time to be called when man gm.sps top rung; rung to be held until time Is called. Hose contest—Hose carts, carriages or \vagons to run 200 yards to hydrant, attach to hydrant, lay 100 feet of ho.se, break coupling, screw on pipe; time to be called when water strikes back stop. 125 feet from hydrant. Each company to carry not less than 200 feet of regulation hoso. Pipe to be carried from starting point. Limited to fifteen men. Steamers—Steamers to play through l.'O feet of hose in one stream. Each steamer will be al lowed eighteen minutes In all to make test; time to be taken from first appearance of .«moke from the smoke stack: cold water in the boiler. Hose to be attached to ordinary working outlet. First class steamer to use 7'^ Inch nozzle, soconri class steamer to use 1% inch nozzle, third class steamer to use 1V4 Inch nozzle, fourth class steamer to use IV& inch nozzle and fifth class steamer to use 1 Inch - — ................................... ntaf disti nozzle and fifth class steamer t inch nozzle. ^The award of prize shall bo horizontal distance water l.s thrown, measured nozzle of pipe placed on ground previous to water entering hose. Hand engines—Engines to run 300 feet, place suction in tank, lay 200 feet of hoso, break coup ling. screw on pipe and put water on back stop 1.50 feet from engine. No w ater allowed In engine box or hose. Time to be called when water strikes back stop. The prizes are as follows: Steamer contest—First prize. Brooklyn Eagle tro phy. Hlstorj' of Brooklyn: second prize, silver cup, Dr. H. H. Kano; third prize, clock, from George W. Smith. Hose conte.st—First prize, trophy, hose spanners. American Fire Engine Company; second prize, trumpet. J, Ij , Lawrence; third prize, lamp, J. H. Bauland & Co. Hook and ladder contest—First prize, tilting renco-Cedarhurst Fire Department, Thomas A. McWhlnney. chief. Lawrence Juveniles, ok and ■Washington. Hook and Ladder Company, Junior. Band, Lawrence Engine Comi-)any (steamer), H. Williams, foreman. Lawrence-Cedarhurst Hose Company, C. J. Bauer, foreman. C. J. Bauer, foreman. "Washington Hook and Ladder Company, J. J. Phllllppi, foreman. After all the companies had reported to Grand Marshal Roland H. Mayland, the order to start was given shortly after 10:30 o’clock A. M. The line of inarch was as follows: From Craft and Central avenues, to Cedar- hurst avenue, to Broadway, to Lord avenue, to Bay View avenue, to Lawrence avenue, to Central avenue, to Turnpike, to Broadway, to Craft avenue, to Central avenue, to re viewing stand and counter march to starting point, where the companies were dismissed Hiram K. Smith, Chairman Tournament Committee. pitcher. Smith. Gray & Co.; second prize, cup. Long Island Railroad. Joseph H. Cummins; third prize, desk, Smith Cox. Hand engine-First prize, lamp, Nassau Re corder; second prize, lantern. I. S. Rcm.son & Co. Ladder contest—First prize, comb, brush and platter, C. R. Lush; second prize, ink stand, George Roeckel.s; third prize, one box of cigars, Frank cigars, ;o, one box of cigars, Austin ice president, G. H. Schiff- treasurer, H. Roeckel.s; third prize, Blake: fourth prizi Nichols. Chemical engine—Steel hor.se collars, made by Fabric Hose Company and presented by Charles L. Phipps. Juvenile hook and ladder contest—Rug from John Wanamakor. Portable hand engine—First prize, Brooklyn Times, clock. Following are the officers of the associa tion and the committees in charge of the tournament: President. R. H. Mayland: first vi' C. R. Lush; second vice jjrosident. macher; secretary, P. S. Snedecor; R. .Smith; statistician, S. T. U’right. Executive oommlttoe—T. A. MoWhinnoy. O. H. Henckell, J. T. Hall. E. J. Gaynor. E. Weber. Parade oommlttoe—T. A. MeWhinno.v. Erall Zer- niUo. F. W. Russcdl, C. Christenson. R. J. W-vhI. Tournament committee—H. R. Smith, E. Weber. G, IT, Schiffmacher. Prize committee—W. Stnffef. J. ilkldleton, C. H. Schiffmacher. S. T. Wright. Auditing committee—J. R. Faron, F. Lowden, T. Bennett. Press committee—G. Bankncy, E. B. Holland, E. P. Southard. Reception conunittefj—J. .7. Campbell, sr.; J. L. Lawrence. W. Scott, T. A. .McIVhinncy, A. Engle- haril. S. Wood. Badge committee—A. B. "Wallace. The officials of the parade and tournament are: Judges—William H. Cornell. cx-Bnttalion Chief Brooklyn Fire Department: A. Robinson. .\I. D., of Sayville; H. H. Kane, M. D., of New York. Archer B. ‘Wallace, Chairman Badge Committee. Starters—Josopl^ H. Cummin of Long Island .■n. Eugo; W lllotls of East W illLton. George Roeckc-1 of C ity : .To.seph H.’ Downing of Brookljm. Timers—William Harris of Rrookly Foster’s Meadow. meuauror—W illiam E. Osterhout, C. E. roster s Omclal INVESTING IN MEADOW LANDS. East Rockawa)', L. I., June 26—A deed for a parcel of meadow land near T h u r s t o n ’s Creek has been placed on record. It is from Martin V. Wood and wife of Hempstead to Joseph S, Auerbach of Cedarhiirst. The con sideration Is $3,250. The land Is on the south side of Main street and runs to the bay. It is nearly all salt meadows, with frontages on two creeks which adjoin the Rural F a r m . ______________ A BOY HELD IN $2,000. Flushing, L. I.. June 26—Richard Hall, 16 years old, of Whiteslone. was before Magis trate Connorton in the Flushing Police court yesterday on a complaint of Catharine New man. who testified that on Friday evening she sent her 6 year old daughter. Wanetta, on an errand to the grocery, and that when a short distance from her home the girl was waylaid by young Hall. Ho was held in $2,000 bail for examination Thursday. SIDE PATH BUILDING. Bay Shore, L. I., Juno 26—The cycle path between Babylon and Bay Shore, which is to pass in front of the residence of Mrs. Ryan, on West Main street, is being rapidly con structed. Mrs. Ryau has taken an appeal *o the appellate division of the Supreme court against the decision permitting the construc tion of the path in front of her residence. AN ANTI-BAKES. MOVEMENT. Yaphank, L. I., June 20—A movement to remove Keeper Jonathan Baker of the Suf folk County Almshouse is said to be on foot but as most of the talk of removal comes from Democrats. Keeper Baker’s friends say that nothing will come of the matter. VIGILANT HOSE COMPANY OP PBEEPOST, CHAMPIONS PF 1898 AND 1899. SUBSOGATE'S NOTICES. THE PEOPLE OP THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the grace of God free and independent • Ferdinand Huntenburg and Ludr- —To Mathias Ferdinand Huntenburg and Luder Hellwoge, send greeting: W hereas, Carl Tlm- mormann of the County of Kings has lately pe titioned our Surrogate’s Court of the County of Kings to have a certain Instrument in writing bearing date tho 25th day of May. 1900, relating to per.sonal property, duly proved as the last wlH and testament of JULIE HUNTENBURG, late of tho County of Kings, deceased. Wherefore, you, and each of you are hereby cited to appear before our Surrogate of the County of Kings, a fa Sur rogate’s Court, to be held at the Hall of Records, In the County of Kings, on the 17th day of Sep tember, 1900, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, then and there to attend the probate of the said last will and testament. , In testimony whereof, we have caused the seal of our said Surrogate’s Court to be hereunto affixed. W itness, Hon. George (L. S.) B. Abbott, Surrogate of our said Coun ty, at the County of Kings, the 2oth day of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred. MKTHAEL F. McGOLDRICK, Clerk of the Surrogate’s Court. "Huherty & Grelfenstoln, Attorneys for Petition er. 911 Broadway. Brooklyn, N. T. Je26 Cw tu LEGAL NOTICES. SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY—REBEC- ca Rosenberg, plaintiff, against Pauline Levy, as executrix of the last will and testament of Aaron Levy, deceased, and others, defendants—In pur suance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered in the above entitled action, dated the eighth day of June, 19CK). and filed In the Clerk's office on June 12, 1900, I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder by Thomas A. Kerrigan, auctioneer, at the sale.srooms, No. 9 Willoughby street, in the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings, on the fifth day of July, 1900, at twelve o’clock, noon, the lands in said judg ment mentioned and described therein as follows: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situ ate, lying and being In the Eighteenth Ward of the City of Brooklyn, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the easterly side of Linden street distant northerly along the same two hundred and fifty-five feet and eleven inches from the northeasterly corner of Linden street and Evergreen avenue; running thence rgrecn avenue; running thence northerly along Linden street twenty feet to a point opposite the center of a party wall; then< easterly parallel with Central avenue and par the way through the center of said party wall one nt City all; thence Central avenue and part of enter of said party wall one hundred feet; thence southerly parallel with Lin den street twenty feet; thence westerly parallel with Central avenue and partly through the cen ter of a party wall one hundred feet to the poi: or place of beginning. Said premises being n^ known as number 108 Linden street. In the C: of Brooklyn.—Dated June 12, 1900. JOHN BOGART, Referee. Henry Kuntz, Esq., A tfy for PTff, Cl-63 Park row, New York City. The following Is a diagram of. the property to be sold as above described, No. 108 Linden street: Evergreen xlmate amount of liens or charges to ove described property is to $1,777, with interest thereon from th< $154.70, wl ther Tvith the expenses of The approximate ar satisfy which the above des be sold is $1,777, with interest thereon from the 29th day of May, 2900, together with the co.sts and allowances amounting to $1.54.70, with interest ances amounting June 12. 1900, togei The approxlmj paid by th J u n e 12. 1900. JM2 : from June 12. the sale. The approximate am sessments or other Hens which are to be to the purchaser out of .id by the referee is ■ the purchase money or $170 and interest.—Dated interest. JOHN BOGART. Referee. SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY—TPIE roadwav Drv Pn-nri<»T»atfVia RnnHIno* unrt iicnenor ana others, defendants—In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale, made and entered in the above entitled action, on the 2Sth day of April, 1900, I, the undersigned, referee in said judgment named, will sell at public auction, in the rotunda of tho County Court House, in t'ne Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings, on the iSih day of July. 1900, at 12 o’clock, noon, the lands and preml.'ses in said judgment mentioned, and described as follows: All that certain lot. . - ____ iws: All that cer piece or parcel of land, w'ith tlte buildings and improvement.s thereon e r ( .................................. being in the Tweniy-sixt (formerly City) of Brooklyn. County of Kings and State of New York, hounded and described as fol lows, to wit: Beginning on the northerly side of Belmont avenue at a point distant eighty-one (SI) feet three (3) Inches we.®terly from tho northwest erly corner of Belmont avenue and Warwick street; running thence northerlv and parallel with Warwick street and part of the distance through 'arwick street and part of the distance through party wall one hundred (100) feet; thence west- Jy parallel with Belmont avenue eighteen (IS) herly and aga le hundred (I’ l Belmont avenue; side of Bel- crly parallel with Be: feet nine (9) inches: thence southerly "and again parallel with M’arwick street one hundn ‘ feet to the said northerly side of Belmont thence easterly along tho northerlv side of B- mont avenue eighteen (IS) feet nine (9) inches the point or place of beginning, together with one-half of the street l.ving in front of the above Ije street lying described premises.—Dated June 2.5, 1900. JOHN H. DURACK. Referee. Judge & Durack. Plaintiff’s Attorneys, 189 Mon tague street, Brooklyn Borough, N. Y. City. 4- IS' 9” 8V 3" Belmont Avenue. The approximate amount of the liens or charges to satisfy which the above proj^erty Is to be sold is $2.7:17.13. with Interest thereon from April 28, poo. together with costs and allowances, amount ing to $233.12 and interest thereon from April. 1900, and the expenses of the sale. The approximate amount of tiie taxes and other Hens w’hlch are to he allowed out of th«^ nnr« ‘ tho referee i.s $60. je20 3w tuttf SUPREME COURT, hanna. M artha Hardl' other Hens which are le purchase money or paid JOHN H. DURACK. Referee. KINGS COUNTY—JO- Martha Hardle, plaintiff, against Johanna Hehl et al.. defendants—In pursuance of ar and sale, led action, rfrferee ap: 11., uvit-ijuum-s—III pur.suance of an Inter- locutory judgmi;nt of partition and sale, made and entered In the aho.e entitled action, dated the 2oth day of June, 15M, I, the referee appointed :uiory Judgm d entered in the abo.-e entitled action. -i)th day of June. 190), I, the referee apr that purpose, will sell at public auctl me highest bidder, by James L. Brumlev. auction eer, at the Real Estate Exchange salesrooms. No. 289 Montague street, in the Borc^ugh of Brooklvn, i'.,.unty of Kings, on ihi 17th day of July. 3900. at 22 o’clock, noon, the lands In said jxidgment mentioned, and therein described as follows: Parcel No. 1—All that certain lot, piece of cel of land, with the bui' " T) uate in the T Brooklyn, Ci I'liundei ning at a j)oint forr uiherly side of Pi certain lot, piece of pa: Iding thereon erected, sit-’ Borough of 1 \%ard _ __ _______ _ __ yn. City of New Y’ork. Countv of Kings, >d and described as follows, to wit; Begin- a ^^2-’ the intersection of the been widened; running thence easte: womy-sixth Ware! of the Borough :inj leg if t ’ % S t Pitkin avenue twenty-two (22) et; thence southerly and parallel with Pennsyl- nia avenue one hundred (ICO) feet; thence west erly side of Pitkin avenue with the easterlv side of Pennsylvania avenue as the same h: been widened; running thence easterly along tl southerly side of Pitkin avenue twenty-two (22) feof - ------ -----.................................................... — ivcnue one hund •ly and parallel with Pitkin avenue twenty-ttvo (22) feet to the easterly side of Pennsylvania ave- as widened; thence northerly along the said ?rly side of Pennsylvania avenue one hundred easterly side or Pennsylvania avenue one hu (ICO) feet to the point or place of beginning. Parcel No. 2—.MI that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with the buflding.s thereon erected, situ ate in the Twenty-sixth W ard of the Borough of Brooklyn, City Xew Y’ork. County of Kings, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Begin ning at a point on the southerly side of Pitkin avenue, which Is distant tw’enty-two (22) feet easterly from the southeasterly corner of Pitkin avenue and Pennsylvania avenue as widened; ing thence southerly parallel with Pennsyl- a, avenue one hundred (KiO) feet; thence east erly and pa: (19) feet; thcr Pennsylvania el with Pitkin avenue nineteen of'th ) fee avenue, a; id southerly side of with Pitkin avenue nin nee northerly and again parallel with i avenue and part of the way through a imrty wall one hundred (100) feet to the south erly side of Pitkin avenue, and th' Tlikin r^y vanla avenue one hunilrecU(Ki0> feet; thence east erly and paralb ............................ feet; nsyivi erly side along the said southerly side of Pitkin aveni nineteen (19) feet to the point or place of begl: ning. Parcel No. 3—AH that certain lot. piece or par cel of land, with the buildings thereon erected, situate in tho Twenty-sixth Ward of the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings. City of New York, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Begin ning at a point on the southerly side of Pitkin avenue, which Is distant forty-ono (41) feet east erly from the southeasterly corner of Pitkin avo- m:e and Pennsylvania avenue as widened; running thence southerly parallel with Pennsylvania ave nue and part of the way through a party wall one hundred (l''*0) feet; thence easterly parallel with Pitkin avenue nineteen (19) feet; thence northerly and again parallel with Pennsylvania avenue one hundred (200) feet to the southerly side of Pitkin avenue, and thence westerly along the southerly side of Pitkin avenue nineteen (19) feet the point or place of beginning.—Dated Juno 25. 3900. CYRUS V. WASHBURN. Referee. 9 Montague street. Brooklyn, N. Y. Bode, plaintiff’s Brooklyn. N. T. Christian J. tague s ISO Montague street. Brooklyn, N. J. Bode, plaintiff’s attorney, 189 Mon ique street. Brooklyn. N. T. George H. .Mexander. Attorney for Defendants, 371 Fulton street. Brooklyn. N. Y. The following Is a diagram of the property to be sold as above described. Nos. 2,089, 2.0S3 and 2.0S4 Pitkin avenue: Pitkin Ave. II II No. No. No. e,0S0’J."SjS.i»l J 1^ b §1 1 19' 19' The approximate amount of the taxes, assess ments, water rates or other Hens on the premises above described. Is the sum of $105.97.—D a t e d Brooklyn. Juno 25. 1900. CYRUS V. WASHBURN. Referee. jo26 3w th&th&jylC thcr Hens on BEFORE THE GKAND JURY. Long Island City, L. I., June 26—Coroners Cronin, Ruff and Guy and Chief Clerk Charles Scheller appeartd before the grand Jury this morning to testify as to the negligence of the city authorities in not building a high way parallel to the dangerous section of the Long Island Railroad at Laurel Hill, where three men were killed on the track a few days ago and a dozen were 'icllled last year. Tho railroad track is the only thoroughfare be tween the large factories and tho residence district. The city authorities have the money raised for the building of a highway, as It was turned over to them at consolidation, LEGAL JCfOTICES. SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY—HER- man Hofschnelder, plaintiff, asalnst Agnes W. Hrtfschnelder, Augusta J. Hofschnelder, Edith E. Hofpchneider, Henry Borman. Augusta Dorman, widow of Elmer E. Borman, deceased; Olof Swen son, Frederick Herbst, Herman Hofachnelder, aa executor of the estate of A^nea E. Hofschnelder, deceased, defendants—I, the undersigned, duly ap pointed referee, by order of this Court, dated the 12th day of May, 1900, hereby require each person not a party to the action who at the date of the said order had a Hen upon an undivided share or interest of any of the owners or persons interested In the property, hereinafter described, to appear before me on or before the 18th day of July, 1900, at my office, numbers 289 and 191 Montague street. In the Borough of Brooklyn, in the City of New York and County of Kings, to prove his Han and the true amount due, or to become due, to him by reason thereof. The premises arc described in the complaint In the above entitled action as follows: AH that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situated, lying and being in the City of Brooklyn, in the County of Kings and State of New Y'ork, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the southerly side of Sixth street, which ijolnt is distant three hundred and fourteen feet and three and one-quarter inches easterly from thy southeasterly comer of Sixth street and Fifth avenue; running thence southerly one hundred foot at right angles to Sixth street and through the con- of a party wall; thence easterly parallel with party wall; thence easterly parallel wl Sixth street sixteen feet and nine Inches; ther • ‘ slxtl ■ • all < riy 1 to 2 5. n ’RY Foltoa Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. thenci at right angles to Sixth street and through th-i center of a party wall one hundred feet to Sixth leriy along Sixth street : es to the place or point ne 5, 1900. henry M. McK ean , Referee. Attorney for Plaintiff, 371 __ . party wall one hunc street; thence westerly along Sixth street slxteei feet and nine inches to the pi ginning.—Dated June 5, 1900. dace or point of John C. Kinkel, Esq je5 6t tu THE SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY— Donald F. Ayres and others, as executors, etc., plaintiffs, against Elizabeth Choules. defendant— In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale made and entered In the above entitled ac tion. dated the 29th day of May. 1900. I will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, by Thomas A. Kerrigan, auctioneer .(*Ht the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. No. 1S9 iiontague street, in the Bor ough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on the 27th day of June, 1900, a t twelve o'clock, noon, the lands In said judgment mentioned, and therein described as follows: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the Ninth Ward of the City of Brooklyn aforesaid and _.ty of Brooklyn aforesaid ar known on a map on file In the office of the Re, Ister of the County of King.*?, entitled ‘‘Map land in the Ninth "Ward of the City of Brookl belonging to the children of Moses Smith, ceased, dated Brooklyn. September 1. 1S.51, s veyed by r ‘ im b e r 202, ted Brooklyn. September 1. 1S.51, sur- Sllas Ludlam, City Surveyor, by the number 202. bounded and de.scribed as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the northerly side of Union street distant five hundred and twenty- five (.725) feet easterly from the northeasterly cor ner of Classon avenue and Union street: running ner of Classon avenue and Union street: thence northerly and parallel with Classon ave nue one hundred and thirty-one (131) feet; thence easterly and parallel with Union street twenty- five (25) fqet; thence southerly and again parallel with Classon avenue one hundred and thirty-one (131) feet, to the northerly side of Union .street, and thence westerly along the said northerly side of Union street twenty-five (25) feet to the point or place of beginning.—Dated June 5. 1900. WILLIAM "WALTON. Sheriff of Kl: AM "WALTON. Sheriff of Kings County. Uterhart & Graham, Plaintiffs’ Attorneys. 202 Broadway. New York City. The following is a diagram of the property to be sold as above described: No. 1,021 Union street: Droadway, The foil \ r-25 le approximate amou; to satisfy which the abo^ Did Is Sl.604.3 Union St. nt of Hens cr char; ve de.scribed property th interest there< ists and alio: ■ges ■ ' Is to be sold Is $1.604.31-10'). w ith in from May 29. 1900, together with costs and all ice. am ounting to $193.17-200, ^v}th intere.st there from May 29, 1900. and the expenses of the lunt of taxes, assess the J u n e 5. 19')0. WILLIAM WALTON. Sheriff of Kings County. jeS 3w tu&f on from May 29, 1900. sale. The approximate Its or other Hens which are to be allowed tn purchaser out of the purchase money or paid the Sheriff is $148.93-100 and interest.—Dated SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY—MINNIE D. Gescheldt, plaintiff, against Andrew J. Lar kin and others, defendants—In jud; - -oreclosure a: others, dofendai dgment of foreclosure i tered In the above entitled action, the referee therein named, uctlon, at the Real Estate Exchange, No. lontague street, in the Borough of Brook- in the County of Kings, on Friday. Ju: ts—In pursuance of a nd sale duly made and Itied action, tho under- entered In the above entitled action, tho unc signed, the referee therein named, will sell jblic auction, at the Real Estate Exchai public 1S9 Ml lyn. in the Coui 29. 1900. at twelve o’clock, noon auctioneer, the premises described as follows: All th' ty of Kings, on Friday. Juno o’clock, noon, by W illiam Cole, remises in the said judgment described as follows: All those certain nine lots, pieces or parcels of land as laid down on the dia gram or map hereinafter referred to. situate, lying and being in the Eighth Ward of the Bor- gh of Brooklyn, of the City of New York, unty of Kings and State of New Y’ork. which. ate ot New lork. whl taken together, are bounded and described as follows, viz.: Commencing at the southwesterly corner of Ninth avenue an< the said avenue and street have be< g i ind Fifteenth stre- avenue and street have been propo; e laid down on the map of the late City of «ed a n d are laid down on the map of the late City of Brooklyn; running thence northwesterly and along the southerly side of Fifteenth street one hundred and four (104) feet to land formerly of Joseph Smith; running thence southwesterly the rear along said land formerly of Jos the rear along said land formerly of Joseph Smith and along land of Letlila Carson upon the line laid down on the diagram hereinafter : tloned to the northerly line of Sixteenth st as the said street Is laid down on a diagram an- ne.xed to and recorded with a deed dated Novem ber 5. 1852. made by Charles S. Roe and Louisa A.. hl3 wife, and John Angus Manning to Clark Wheelock. conveying certain lands of which the premises hereby conveyed form a part; thence southeasterly along the said northerly line of Sixteenth street ninety-five (95) feet to the north- i’csterly line of raid Ninth avenue; thence north- terly along the said northwesterly line of sa: Ninth avenue two hundred (200) feet to the place of beginning: tho said lots being numbered two (2). three (3). four (4). five (5), six (5). seven (7). eight (S), nine (.9) and ten (10), on the diagram annexed to and recorded with said deed, less the part of the said described premises and Jots as •was taken by the late City of Brooklyn for what is known as the ’’Park Circle.” at 9th avenue and Fifteenth street; also all the right, title and Interest which any of the defendants may have In and to that certain piece or parcel of land which was taken by the late City of Brooklyn and DOW forms part of the “Park Circle,” aforesaid. —D a t e d J u n e 7. 1900. HERMAN tv. SCHMITZ. Referee. The following is a diagram of the property to be sold as above described: Cth Avemio. The approximate amount of the Hen or charges to satisfy which the above described property is t o b e s o ld Is $6.4^)*) 44-ICH), w i t h interest thereon from March 6, 1900, together with costs and al lowance amoxmtlug to $364 95-lQO. with interest from March I’l. 1900. and the expenses of the sale. Tlie approximate amount of taxes, assessments or other Hens which are to be allowed to the purchaser out of the purchase money or paid by the referee is $207 99-100 and Interest.—Dated Juno 7. 1500. HERM.4.N W. SCHMITZ. Referee. jeS 3w f&tu SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY—HILD 4. Price, plaintiff, against John Neill et al.. defend ants—In pursuance of an Interlocutory judgment of partition and sale of this court, made and en tered in the above entitled action, bearing date the 26th day of May. 1900. I, the referee in said judgment named, will sell at public auction at the Real Estate Exchange, ISO Montague air'^et. Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of New York, by James Brumley. auctlo e J.-- ------ ----- eer, on the 20th day of June, 1900, at twelve o’clock, noon, on that day, th*) premises directed by said judgment to be sold and therein described ns follows: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the Eighth W ard of the Borough (formerly City) of Brooklyn. Kings County and State of New York, and known and distinguished on a certain map filed in the office of the Register of the County of Kings on the 10th day of May, 1867. entitled. “Map of the farm of Leah Morris, In the Eighth "Ward of the City of Brooklyn, which was authorized to b« sold by an act of the Legislature of the State of New the Legislature of the State of •k, passed March 26th, 1S66, entitled “An act in relation to land devised by Simon Bergen, yd, made for the trustees under the will of Simon Bergen, deceased; Peter Bergen. John P. )ec’d, made for the trustees under the will dmon Bergen, deceased; Peter Bergen, John Morris, Trustee,” by the number five hundred and elghty-nlno (389). which Is boumled and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on tho southerly side of Thirty-ninth street, distant tltree hundred and twenty-five (325) feet westerly from the southwesterly corner of Seventh avenue and Thirty-ninth sti-eet. as laid down on said map; running thence southerly parallel with Seventh avenue one hundred feet; thence west erly parallel with Thirty-nii.th street twenty-live feet; thence northerly again larallel with Seventh avenue one hundred feet to Thirty-ninth street: thence easterly along the southerly side of Thirty- ninth street twenty-live feet to the point or place of beginning. FRANCIS J. MOISSEN, Referee. Michael Gru, .Attorney for Plaintiff, Office and Post Office address. 26 Court street. Borough of Brooklyn. New York City. The following is a diagram of the above de scribed premises: Sixth Avenue. xcs, assess- I be allowed Seventh Avenue. The approximate amount of the ta; meuLS, water rates and other Hens to by the purchaser out of the purchase money < paid by the referee is seven dollars and Interes —Dated Borough of Brocklyn, May 26. 1900. F.RAXCIS J. MOISSEN. Referee. Michael Gru, .Attorney for Plaintiff, 26 Court Btroet, Borough of Brooklyn, New York City. n-.29 3w tu & f , J The above sale is adjourned to \\eclnesday. Juno 27, 1900, at 12 o'clock, noon at Real Estate Ex change, 1S9 Montague street, Borough of Brook lyn, New’ York City.—Dated June 20. 1900. je22 2t f&tu FRANCIS J. MOISSEN. Referee. ‘ >■ .-v ('I --’■I’S LEGAL ITOTICES. COUNTY COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS~Ei>- ward A. Everit. plaintiff, against Ann Redmonds individually and a.s executrix umler the last will and testament of Thomas Redmond, deceased, and other.s, defenrlants—In pursuance of a judgment of closure and sale made and entered In tho foreclosure and sale made and entered In above entitled action dated the 6th day of June, 1900. I will sell at public auction to tho highest bidder by James L. Brumley, auctioneer, at th« Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms, No. 189 Mon tague street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, County ' Kings, on the 6th day of July, 1500, at twelve ,ngs, on the i.... . ................. . . clock, noon, the lands in said Judgment men- n described as follows: All that lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and I ing In the Town of New Utrecht, County of Kin ing In the Town of New Utrecht, County of Kings and State of New York, designated on a map en titled Map of 593 Lots known as Lefferts Park, ate in the Town of New’ Utrecht, Kings Coun- N. Y., August, 1888. R. L. 'WilUams, C. E., sltuati ty. L., August, 18S8. R. L. \\ IlUams, C. E., and filed as Map No. 1,153 in the office of the Reg ister of Kings County, N. Y., on the 20th day of er of Kings County, N. Y., on the 20th day of May, 1889, as and by the lot number four hundred and seventeen (417) on block (7) and which said lot, according to said map. Is bounded, and de lot, according to said map. Is bounded, and de scribed as follows, viz.: Beginning at a point* oa the southeasterly side of Fourteenth avenue dis tant eighty (80) feet southwesterly from the inter section of the Eoutheasterly side of Fourteenth avenue with the southwesterly side of Seventieth street; running theiico southeasterly parallel with Seventieth street ninety (90) feet; thence south westerly parallel w’ith Fourteenth avenue forty (•10) feet: thence northwesterly parallel with Sev entieth street ninety (90) feet to the southeasterly side of Fourteenth avenue, and thence northeaster ly along the southeasterly side of Fourteenth ave nue forty (40) feet to the point or place of be ginning. together with all the right, title and In terest of the i<arty of the first part of, in and to th-j land In the avenue lying In front of and ad joining said lot to the center of said avenue, be ing the same premises conveyed to the party of the first iKirt, Thomas Redmond, by deed, dated. August 29, 1892. and recorded in the Kings County Register’s Office. In Liber 2.137 of Conveyances, page 23 and pagi- 24. on r?eptembor 16. 1S92.—D ated J u n e 12 ,1^)'). LORENZO LOVEJOY, Referee. G. UVPearsnH, Plaintiff’s ^Attorney, 49 Court •klyn. New Yor" le following Is a dlagra be sold as aljovo described: Street, Brooklyn. New York City. The following Is a diagram of the property to Fourteenth Avenue. 4U s s / 40 4 I to I • The approximate amount of Hens or charges to satisfy which the above described property is to be sold is $219. with Interest thereon from May 31. 1900, together with costs anfountlng to $95.00 and expen.ses of tho sale. The approximate amount of taxes which are to be allowed the purchaser or paid by the referee is $50. Said premises to bo Sflil subject to mortgages now thereon, one for $1,000 and interest thereon from November 1* 1899. and th<- other for $S00. wdth interest thereon from November 1, 1S98.—Dated June 12, 1900. Jel4 6t thAtu LORENZO LOVEJOY. Referee. NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY—Marla L. Toulmln, plaintiff, against Annie Toulmin, widow of Robert Toulmln, de ceased, “James” Toulmln and “Jane” Toulmln, children of said Robert Toulmln, the Christian “James” and “Jane” being fictitious, said being unknown to plaintiff, and to any and ither of To th® You names, “James” and “Jane” names being unknown to plaintiff, and to any ar all the unknown heirs of said children or either of them, if dead, defendants. Summons—To th® above named defendants and each of them; You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this action and to serve a copy of your answer on the plaintiff’s attorney within twenty days aft the service of this summons, exclusive of the di of service, and In case of your failure to appe or answer Judgment will be taken against by default for the relief demanded In th€ plaint.—Dated June 7. fter P erra nt.—Dated June 7. CHARLES A. "WEBBER. PJalntllTs Attorney. Office and Post Office address. 66 Court street* Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, N. Y. amed defendants and each of upon you order of Hon. Burr e Court of tho Jun office at the Hall of orough of lirooKJyn, «;ity oi .New xorK, To the above named defendants anc tom: The foregoing summons is .served by publication pursuant to an orde Mattlce. a Justice of the Supremi State of New York, dated the the clerk of tho Cou State of New York, dated the .‘»th day of June, 1900, and filed with the com plaint in th< erk of tho Countj’ of Kin in said stai'-*. . CHARLES .A. TVEBBER. Plaintiff’s Attorney. Jel2 6w ttt le office of luntj’ of Kings, at the Hall of Records. P.orough of Brooklyn, County of Kings* SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY—THE ---------- - nlalntlff, agalr**’ Cenney, the wl 2 Catherine bei Co-operative Building Bank, plaintiff, against “ Iward Kenney and Catherine Kenney, the wifi rtUI aim redief 15. 1900. Edward Kenney and Gather raid Edward Kenney (the name Catherine being dtlous and her true name being unknown to tho .intlff), and Catherine McG ! above named defendants: ned to answer the complaii serve a copy of your ansv orney witl^in twenty days s summons, exclusive of th< case of :• our failure to appear or answer, judg- nent will be taken against you by default for th® edief demanded in the complaint.—Dated January att thi: fictitious and her true name being unknown to tho ' ■ ‘ ^rlne McGinty, defendants—To ;mons. exclU! in case of ;• our failure to appear or j plaintiff), and Catherine McGinty, defendan the above named defendants: Y'ou are hereby sum- ) answer the complaint in this action and a copy of your answer on the plaintiff’s ttorney witl^in twenty days after the service of luslve of the day of ser\'ice, and judg I v' i LL i ' a M F. CONNELL. Attorney for Plaintiff. Office and Post Office address. Number 16 Court street. Borough of Brooklj-n, City of New York. To the defendant, Edward Kenney: The fore going summons is served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of t’ne Hon. ‘W iillam J. Gaynor. a Justice of the Supreme Court of tho State of New York, dated the 17th day of May, U«)0, and filed with the complaint In tho office of the Clerk of the County of Kings, in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings. City and State of New York.—Dated May 22, 1900. "WILLIAM F. CONNELL. Attorney for Plaintiff. Office .and Post Otlice address. Number 15 Court of Brooklyn, City of New' York, m22 6w tu Office .and Post street, Borough N. Y. _________________________________________________ SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OP NE"W YORK —’The Mutual Life Insurance Company of Newr York, plaintiffs, against Gertrude Spencer and others, defendants—In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale made and entered in th© defendants—In pursuance of a ju ‘Closure and sale made and entered above entitled action, dated the 20th day tober. 1897. I will sell at public auction of Oc- to tho tober. 189i. I will sell at public auction to tho highest bidder, by Thomas A. Kerrigan, auc tioneer, at the salesrooms. No. 9 "V\’'I llo u g h b y street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of the Slst clay of May. 1990, at twelve judgment men- llows: “Ail that certain lot. piece or parcel of land situate In the City of Brooklyn and bounded and described aa follows: Commencing at a point on the northerly side of Lincoln place distant three hundred and thirtj'-four feet westerly from the northw’esterly corner of Eighth avenue and* Lincoln place; run ning thence nortlicrly and parallel W ’lth Eighth e hundred and thirty-two feet to a point Kings, on the Slst clay of May. o’clock, noon, the lands in said tioned and therein described as follows rtain lot. piece or parcel of land siti nortlicrly and avenue one hundred and thirty-two feet to a point distant one hundred feet southerly from St. Johns place, as said distance Is measured on a lino drawn parallel with Eighth avenue; thence west- terly and parallel w'lth St. Johns place and one hundred feet distant southerly therefrom thirty- three feet; thence southerly .and again parallel with Eighth avenue one hundred and thirty-two feet and once inch to Lincoln place, and thence easterly along Lincoln place thirty-three feet to the point or place of beginning.”—Dated May 9, 32 Nassi Y’ork City. The following is a diagram of the property to be sold, known as number 211 Lincoln place: Lincoln Place. The approximate amount of the to satisfy which the above describi satisfy which the above described prop' be sold is the sum of eiglit thousand foil imrtoei dollars (5S.414.44), with Interest thereon 14th day of October. 1897. together with costs j allowances amounting to tiirec hundred and for tw’o and thlrty-.soven one-hundredths dollar ($342.37) and interest from the 20th day of October, 1S97, together with the expenses of the sale. Tho approximate amount of taxes, assessments t lien or charg« ty l! hu: gilt thousam forty-four one-hunclredtlhs from tho nd approximate amount of taxes, assessments or oti Hens which are to be allowed to the purchaser out of tho purchase money or paid by the Sheriff Is two hundred eighty 94-100 dollars ($2S0.94> and Interest.—Dated May 9. 1900. WILLIAM M’ALTON. Sheriff of Kings County. m9 6t w&s<S:m29 The .o.bove sale is hereby adjourned to Juno 2Jst. 1900, at same hour and place.—Dated May 31, 1900. WILLIAM WALTON. Sheriff of Kings County. Jel 6t f&tu The above sale Is hereby further adjourned to July 5. 1900, at same hour and place.—Dated Juno 21. 1900. WILLIAM W.VLTON, Sheriff of Kings County. _jc22_4t f&tu _____________ _____ __ _________ N o l 21S skillman street —county court OP KINGS COUNTY—M artin Helmstadt, plaintiff. agaln.st Lillie Helmstadt and others, In pursuance of an interlocutory partition and sale, made and entered defendants— of judgment partition and sale, made and entered in the above entitled action, dated the 8th day of June, 1900, I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by James L. Brumley, auctioneer, at the Real Estate Exchange salesrooms. No. ISO Montagu® street. In the Borough of Brooklyn. County of King.'!, on the 30lh day of Juno, 1900, at twelve o’clock, noon, tho lands in said judgment men tioned and therein described as follows: All that ind situate, lying ooklyn (lat.' City :lyn). in the County of Kings and f of New Y"orlc, known and distinguished on a .............. Map of valuable p City of Brooklyn. filed o’clock, noon, tho land and therein described as ............. .. certain lot. piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in tho Borough of Brr ’ ' ‘ ~ rth* nff 26. 1839. as and b.v the number tain longl map. the Tth W ard of th' and ulstlngui entitled “Map of valuable ng in tho Borou of Brooklyn), in the County of Kings and rlc, known and ” entitled “Map trd of the Cit> J. two), boun'ie'.i and described, as ma;). as follows: Beginning at a po stcrly side of Skillman street diste ard of the ' John Skill: property in . latel: and ninety upon said bn the westc, qr.. f1 r 452 ?ly be- February man. Esq (four hundred shown ly side of Skillman street distant four hundreil (400) feet southerly from the south westerly corner of Skillman street and Willoughby avenue; running thence westerly on a line par allel with Willoughby avenue one hundred (106) feef; thence southerly on a line parallel with Skillman street twenty-five (25) feet; thence east erly again on a lino parallel with Willoughby avenue one hundred (100) feet to Skillman street, and thence northerly along the westerly side of Sklllnuin street twenty-five (25) feet to the of beginning.—Dated Juno 8, 1900. place 189 Montague street, Brooklyn H. Garrison, Plaintiff’s "U’. T^fo N. Y. City. Attorney, 49 Court street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Tho following is a diagram of tho property to be sold as above doscribod: No. 218 Skillman street. "V^’iH o u g h b y A ve. The approximate amount of the taxes, assess- ■ >r Hens on th< chaser out or the purchase m referee.—Dated June S. 1900. ents and water rates or other Hens on the prem- OB above described Is the sum of $66.63, which amount, with Intere.st, will be allowed to the pur chaser out of the purchase money or paid by tba eieree.—uateu June luw. JeS 6t ftu G E O R G E "SV. S I C K E L S , R e r e m » ■■ W I >1 4 d m 1 'i’l I ■'4 'J r •'■vi '.ii ‘ •:‘:1 ii p5T N g h 1 ► 1 3 S3' 834'
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