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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-03-17
Communicated
Communicated.
STATEMENT
In Reference to the Manitowoc and
Minnesota Railroad Company"

$40 tie Honorable Members of tie Leg
aszature OF the State Of Wisconsin,. y
We have just been shown pamphlet
subscribed by Curtis Reed, Henry Hew-
lit, Sr. and George Reed, entitled and
addressed as above in which they under
take to yindicate their management OF
the affairs Of the M. & NJ. Railroad
Company, and ''express their heartfelt
thanks to the members of the Legisla-
''ture etc., for their generous confidence
land support in protecting them in their
rights and interests in the premises,
against the storm of abuse and misrep-
representation with which they have
'been assaied.
Convicted criminals are often above d
the privilege Of stating to the court such
reasons as they may have why sentence
should not be pronounced against them.
And those dyed the deepest in crime, and
most clearly proved guilty, usually assert
their innocence the loudest, and protest
most strenuously against sentence.
The gentlemen most frequently refer
red in said statement, as well as the peo-
pie generally in this community, can
compare It to nothing else but to the dy-
ing appeal of hardened criminal, to the
mercy and clemency of the court about to
sentence him for some heinous crime,
whereof be has been duly convicted.
If there are any persons who are in
clined to believe that George Reed has
invested $27, 600, in the NJ & VI Railroad
they had better inquire into his Manito-
woe & Mcnasha Plankroad abortion in
which New York creditors were mulcted
to the tune of some $4,000 Examine
the tax records of this county which
show an accumulation of some $500,
taxes on his homestead; look at the
$15, 600, Of judgements standing against
him in the circuit court records and
figure up the private claims Of Jacob
Lueps against him, whom he so denoun-
ces in the statement, and who lost a for
tame in said railroad while, as appears,
by the statement, mot one dollar was ex-
pended on said road, except when it was
under the control of Geo. Reed and his
friends" and then decide whc Their he is
entitled to the generous confidence and
and support Of anybody?
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ecessary lmproyeme nt.

TIE BRIGHT SDE.-The March Num-
Der of this popular childIen's paper, just
received, presents an unusual variety of
contents There are over twenty differ
ent articles, all original, and some of
quite superior merit. It's success has
been very remarkable, $4,000 circulation
being already secured the publishers say
they intend to make it 100000 by the
time it is one year old, which will be next
July. They offer to send the four mum
bers for March, April, May and June,
free to all who subscribe before July FIRST.
Terms, so cents year Specimen copy
free. John B. Allen s Co.. Publishers,
Chicago. I'll.
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The Rev C. B. Stevens may be ex-
pected at Cato, March 20th. to preach at
3o'clock 2. NJ, and at 7 O'Clock in the
evening.
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Shoe Fly hats, and all the noveltie:
at f. Carus' hat store
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1t is estimated by good judges that
there are five feet of snow, on level, in
the woods.
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The tug Kitty Smoke is undergoing
repairs and will commence operations
soon.
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This is ST.. Patrick's day. Have
seen no signs of public demonstration.
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Kiss 8 way the clouds from your wife's face. III
the best medical application you can make.-Er.
Excepting, Of course, new bonnet.
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The 1st. Presbyterian Society will
hold its annual meeting tor the election
of officers, etc.. at their place of wor-
ship, Monday evening, March 2lst, at
I Q clock.
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City ELECTION.-0ur charter having
became law, our next election must be
regulated according to its prov jsions.
There is to be elected Mayor, twelve
Aldermen, a City Treasurer and Police
Justice, the City Clerk, Marshal, As
SCISSOR, Surveyor, TTarbor Master, Fire
Wardens, ETC., being appointed by the
Board of Aldermen as heretofore by the
Trustees. As the election will take place
in a few weeks, we hope our present city
fathers viii not miss the time for fixing
the location for the several polls and
appoint the clerks Of Election. As is
customary in other cities, we expect as
pirants for office will make an announce
ment Of their intention through the pa
pers, of the Office they desire. Those of
Mayor and Aldermen are the most i'm
portant and the least sought for, because
without salary; still we hope that every
gentleman elected will consider it an
honor, and feel bound to accept the
charge.
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Our CEMETERY.-We really wonder
how much longer it will take our city
fathers to come to the conclusion that
they want more territory to be added to
the present burying ground. There are
now scarcely dozen lots left there to be
sold, and the idea ofbeing buried in a
potters-feld is anything but pleasant to
many of or citizens There is now pend
ing very liberal offer to sell an appro-
pirate location righS adjoining our present
grounds but our solons neglect to take
any action on the offer from month to
month and will, in all probability. wait
until the offer is withdrawn, the price of
the land doubled by our increasing fav-
orable prospects, and our taxes for that
purpose increased to twice the amount
for which the property can now be obtain
ed. We have spoken Of this subject FREE
quently, and hope soon to be enabled to
report the accomplishment OF this highly
necessary improvement.
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The Schooner EE Tempo is receiving
a new coat Of paint.
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The above communication in regard to
the Reed Pamphlet was received by mail.
We could wish that the answer was more
explicit although it says all that is neces-
sary and nothing but the plain unvarnish-
ed truth. Ed.
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THURSDAY, MARCH II, 1870.
Republican City Convention.

Notice is hereby given that Republican City Con-
yention will be held March SETH next at O'Clock
in the evening for the purpose of nominating officers
for the City of MantowOc, Twenty republican votes
and any fraction entitled to one delegate
according which the representation OF the several
Wards will be follows:
rd...... ..-
Srd W uo
4th 40
OFTO TRGMEL, f,op,,,ittaa
CHAS FROST,
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.E-e,v eagees.sisas,,essss.
Examination Of Teachers.
OFFICE OF County SUPERINTENDENT OF Schools,
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Nanitowoc, Wis, Feb 21st 1870.
The semi-anu,sal examination of teachers in the
public schools OF this County VIII take place as iol-
lows
IB District No. 1-ComprsiBg the towns of Gibson,
Two Creeks Mishicott and Two Rivers ut the school
house in the village OF 2Ishicott On Monday, March
2Ist
IN District 10. 2-Comprising the towns Of Mani
toyoc, 3IaUiOyyoc Rapids and Newton. at the school
house ia District No. :. village Of Alanitowoo on
Tuesiay, March 2zud.
In District NO 3-Con pri-ing the townsor Coopers-
town Franklin, hossuth and Izp.o Grove, at the
school house district NO 9, town Of Franklin near
keluler,s. on Wednesday, hareh 2ard.
is District NO. 4-ComprisIDg the towns OF Cato,
Eaton Liberty, and Bochland, at be school house IN
CIars Nils, town Caro-: Thursday March zlth.
In District No 5-Co nprsiny the toTT:e Of Centre
vile. Schieswg, and 4IeeuIe. at the school house IN
school district So .. town OF Mceme, near AulLoi-
lands on Friday March 18th.
All persons who wish - be licensed TO teach many
Of the public SCHOOLS o. this county during the cont
ing summer term. wiz please provide themselves WITH
lead pencils, and be present promptly Mt o'clock a.
81 Private examinations VIII -e granted. only when
satisfactory roOf is ;ldaced, showing TINT absence
from tue pluIic examination was uHsyoilale. Par
ties nterGs may be assured tnat this rule viii be
strictly adhered TO. -
MICHAEL ETBWAE.
1G-LItJ County Superintendent Of Schools.
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Next Sunday is the first day OF
Spring.
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Propeller st. Joe went south last
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In addition to The above, we are now
selling a Choice Variety of TEAS and
COFFEE,S at prices that will satisfy the
most economical. We fully warrant ev-
cry pound to give perfect satisfaction or
we viii take back the goods and tetha.sS.
tn money.
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The following letter, received last Tues
day is hereby published, because We con-
slider it our duty, to give to those pub
licly attacked, an opportunity for pub
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VII nfY Ht j. cGGLES ''tf EiSs C HiaG &C.,
HENRY A. MOTT. II Broad It.
SUPREME CoUNT-Ciiy and County of Ys1
6opartntrsbip noiltts.


U'O ALL WHOM TT NAY CONCERN.-Tin
Il notice, that a limited partutrhp has been formed
by the undersigned under the laws OF the state OF NH
York. That the name or arm under whic1 suoh part
nership Is and Is TO be conducted Is ROEBuCR Bro
THEIRS. That the general Il the busiucs, 5sai
firm the manufacture and sale OF house iu5aAaG 81
tices and wares That the OF ell the general An
special partners interested therein follow, joins
Roe buck and Samuel koebucK, both OF whom rlsle u
the city OF Brooklyn, and county of Kings ht %
general partner, and Henty j. Stevenson also Of sag
city ID the only special partner. That the tai Herr
j. Stevenson has contributed to the slil partnership
cash the sum OF fifteen Thousand dollars that tlc 81
paTtncrsp commences thu nr,t day VI JI4raiy, 4;"
and VIII terminate on January |, 1873.
Brookly N, Jan. 1870.
SAMUEL ROEBUCR, co,cr.r pa,tre-a
JOHN ROEUCk, S"'"'''' ''
HENRY j. STEVENSON, special Partner,
THE CnPART>ERSlilP heretofore c''gI,Is
ottNctn r. u. Is AkeAId H. /. Hence under INt "
consent. l., H. VI AKA
u l. PlkhIE
DAVID L. PIERCE will continue the business lA!ey
conducted BY Bake Fierce aud the Sew OK w
chine Stitehing COMPANY At the same place ana N1~
Der, ~ Blecckol st., near Broadway.
~ Bleecker ST.. New York, ian. 20, lSn,
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Bubble goiltts.

nEPARTMENT OF TAXES AID A~-ts
i hENIS 3! Chambers street, New '7N, sly. IT,, -
lSO-Notice Is HEREBY gwen t. all persons 'hN wv -,
sessment rolls OF the real and persona - iie g wv
and county OF New York i1I the year $50 VIII be IN
airy 10, 1870 and wi remain Ope until the IN u', Al
Aprll, le70, Inclusive for the corr ctlon a. rfs
the eQuahEai n Of ne sssesse It's ol the ai rca is
aud personal e'tAte OF the city AMI u.F ~. LIN.
YORK, All persons DC eymg thcmse ycs 20 Ie w. "A,
Ell must Ghe application to the com Iss lurf' l %.
tue period above mentioned. In order % Obtain ''' ~
". n. KING, ! CoMnis'.I.'
1HOS. j. GRE AMER, lI' o,
GRO, II. ANDREWS, As'rrs"''~
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MtOlcal.

~
A SAFE And SPEEDY CTRE for Aies u
"A nlotcd DIR. and Madam DE 81 ril i-' ,..,.,,S
treatment OF laules specially. once AL I-y.y
parlors No Nelson place one block from lio'l""'
between Stu 81. aud WdNerly place
ADYICE RREE,-CuTod OF llhHnHel.'n a.
N Grccnwlh st., JACOB FACH 80 1T ~ q VA,
YORK; JOHN HAliRlNutON, s. South ! al" So "''''
bethport n. j., and many others
RIUOD, MANHOOD.-pr DIX % r.l,Sl,i1
- unon'wldo reputation, treats the Nhll N."fbl
Boarding In the establishment " desired Soma .,s.
tailed state your case. touHdrntlA con't 10 "N
Pamphlet Tor stamps. HourS-9A W. l"' VI. --
Nm. HUNTEK'- BOTANIC COKDlALs
~ stores yigor OF y, utl In one week .N. ,'.t
and strength to the most dthll tatrd. yer V'' b.,
at56 BOnd Of. Book on nervous DEBILITY, " ''r'
gratis.
WORE MEDICINh, cr',ii H.. pG
ki's kEVALENlA Foob Cnlt So, ID %,
Iremon, y, j. 2ith Noyc!nbtr, lNi9. in"r .'
Barry . I,cyal ntn Foo tn sine qua no q n. :,
uom !. {, BoARDMAN, M D.. so1 30 40
s DO BARRY 4 co, lGl Wulnm o.. ',' 81 q"
an ~ al drI--.S ".
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d0louS anS 6oaL

SE SO For NUT pOAL-Furnace. o. 50, egg.
tDOs OOt0t stove, $50 weight and quality guar
-"'""d THOMAS TlEDFORD. 27tL Of, aud Vth av.
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InamiaL
EiGHT PER GENT. GOLD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS


hight PER GENT. GOLD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
or THE ISSUE 0t
ti5oo0oo,
by THE
st. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY II. r. CO,
In denominations OF 1900 and $500, coupon regis
tered with interest at ent cont per annum paya
bic 18th February and August in gold, fee OF United
States taxes, In New York or Europe Tho bonds have
thirty years to run, payablein New Yors II gold. Trus
tees. Farmers Loan and Trust Company, OF New York.
The mortgage which these bonds at the rate OF
tl25oo per mile covers completed road for every
bond ssued and ia nrst only mortgage. This line
connecting st. Joseph with Fort Kearncy will mako
short and through route to California. 1900.
Ihe Company have capital stock of..". 900
And grant OF land from Congress OF
1.ooo.ooo acres, valued at the lowest estimate
r,,,, 1922
Length Of iicsd. ri mile. price s and accrued in
tercst. Can be ooained from the undersigned Also,
pamphlets, maps, and Information relating thereto
These bonds being well secured and yielding large
Income are desirable TO parties seeking safe and lucra
". p. CONVERSE q CO, Conf. Agents,
- 81 Pine st.. New York.
WV ~ Wall ST.. New York.
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oust ,Surnislunu.
FURNITURE, carpets, and bedding cheap for
Il cash, or payments taken weekly or monthly
REID a CO, SS Hudson 81.
Hlnsiul snsirumtnts.
A GREAT OFFER.-HoRACE WATERS. tn
~ Broadway, win dispose OF 100 Pianos. Melodeons,
aud Organs OF SIX nrsclass mskers at extremely low
prices for cash during the holidays will take nom
80 to ~ monthly until paid the ~ let, and rent
money applied II purchased.
A PIANO In good order for so.
N j. D1DDLE. IL Amity st.. near Broadway.
DARGAINs.-Msgninc round cornered piano
- forte, modern improyements feo splendid rose
wood 1-octave pinnototte cost 500. for tsl5 also
s,envay 1hoctave, less than half cost 20 Fourth sv
WANTED.-Any person having good organ for
w sale cheap, win DO well to write, describing the
same, to RIA. VAIL, Riyerhezd, l. l.
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Matgln,rn.

....... Matglnun.
one GO-HORsE ROOT sectional boiler ana
Aohorse trunk engine for sale Been in year and
ahalf Apply TO Publisher Of Tho sun
SECOND-HAND ENGINE ana due boiler want.
ga u not tess than " horse tower. Addros. Post
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S,biul nNatn,nn.

ItOn SALE-A Weeds No. . iaml sewing m .
'aaf! At, sHcnnl floor.
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3siTolo9p.
A FACT-No imposition. 1900 reward for anv
N one who can enua tie great nj opeAn busn AMI
medical G,alryoyant ana asroogist that existed In
tins couLtTy she consults you all events tbrongh
life name. likeness, gives ucky numbers
marriages, brings together those long separated 81
MADAME NAITEH~, ID sungulsned t'la p
IA yoyant Walt her for everything meas busi
ness THEFT, names numbers. 5000 luck 40 Cana st.
L OOk HERE $50 humbug. Mad ROSS tell,
everything the Of the ono you marry and thaf
9iheI visitor causes speedy marriages, brings together
marry l5S West tst ST.. between Broadway and In
MADAME kAn OND can be- consulted daily on
WI past present, ana future Ladies 50 cepis gonte
No. 90 Hudson ST., near sDrlng,
MADAME WlSE.-see her or busincss love AZ
WI fairs, lucky numbers likeness free OF charge Fes
SOC. to o.. ils West 2Otti st., near 9th av wv
MADAME JONES, fortune teileri sne ha, no
WI equal. 81 Thompson st. Ladies, SOC. gents, 81.
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No. ITO West st,
g. 3 S SSFtlsnat &
no q Cortlsndt st.-Northern Ho,a.
n. X E %s;SIlasISn Z: IT,
No. $50 Mssnnsion 81, corner OF Deschst.
10 " " ashingtons 81. 49,.
Mar. AZ at sssssle without reserve
A pHRRItAtSS 4JhMs ght f St Ag ySSSr STORE
PRoPPHRIYS ON GREENWICH. DEY. FRONT AND
..ApkiAN H. MULLER, p. r. WILKINS co. will
w. '.' " TgEsphY. JAN. rs, ATa O'CLOCK.
by oRbfR nNbTR bflFGTiSS6r SAMUEL
H,YkLEENSlTJJNSEiy EsS3 b EcUToR OF ABRAHAM
.GREENwicH sT.HThe lot tiand. together with the
.lds g GfsSnwich ST. between vs'sy and Barclay su
bEY sTIhs K, Of land tosOthe,, with the four r.
Dey st between Washington and West sts. and known
FRoST sT.The lot Of land. together with the four;
S oses en 1ss s on n s oS' side q
SOUTH slime lot OF land. together with the four
South 81, between CStharne and Market sts. and
sales maps at once of the nuctoneers ! Pine ct.
KIo S9TIcEG ,peS%sST, and and Sodns
ss about 90 @ city ots must Be sold Qua 90 account Of
sickness OF the proprietor below its value, within ak
G r.sSpSs @ Sssd II s S'; Up .
HOhOkcn
deyeIedi balance Tor years, AlIo two, beautiful
%sps I Sn ofcALEs a5 Ssv.fs
sy. 2bocks wet OF Five Corners. Hudson CITY n j.
FREE JEN 50 TO SG & tbEsiSSPPAAJtE
Via SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD.
e.Ts from PES MsS S SS Gs's
epd sfGT tho es oS IT to ny I
'Oa q o00'' st. N JoaS S'S 6 scHooLEY. President,
H3a9RooK i.T.y . the time e obtain
easy terms 10Y tS. farms OFFS 10 and % seres Only
good soI. CHURCH, hotel sshool stores, &c. ."s''
80 'O"' N'N' - i. < Il. WEBSTER 81 Bro.dv.y.
ATJER-EY CITY, 10 minute. from ch.meers
improvements. rooms 500 Inquire ie9 south sth St
A new hOu.: a.d Y, dOr :sls with ws,s,
on mortgaee Inquire on premises.
ILFoRS 500 House, barn. aud lots in garden, at
a Mount Vernon. wes,chcster county; handy 90 city
Apply dsNew Chambers at. Wesichester Land once
CHEAPEsT store in brooklyn. 25x.o. three stories
and stable brick splendid place for li9por store
Ss.n ri ia tS
CHRAP, PLEAsANT HOMES at Hallway
fro" goo uPwfSd vsry shesP farms in Saratoga
'''"'' '''' =" D JloGEs. ecs Brosdwsy.
J,OR sALE-At Yorkville, a new two ,tOry and
basement brick house all improyspenn.'; prise
sv. between SD aud Sith sts.
I,OR sALE-on easy terms "a, piul OF lots iOoI
10 Se 'e NS: w. A 99sTst to Of Ka ;1S
Nassau st., rooms / aud s, from II TO O'Clock.
HUNTERS POINf-A Sstory house, all i'm.
mus, se. Inquire Of T. REILLY Ferry St. coSncs OF
Wet av.
Two BuILDERs.-Scvera nne plots OF lots with
u building loan on each Apply to BELLAMI
STRArrON, 81 Pine a.
$4,000 To To gsd59Ts Sg:
pToyei new house and out5Gldinss, s. scres, il
wood balance improved % miles from New York,
a. SERGEANT. q WAN ct.
CD. COO house N 18th Ward. Brooklyn. r.. D. II
rooms lot 2lT.00 rcnts ti5O. 90 cash. Apply to
owner, W Division ay, Brooklyn, 4. ID.
GSSn AND UPWARD for Brooklyn city
IDCO lots, on aud near the Fulton and Atlantic
avs and Broadway Railroad lines streets paved; wa.
ter pines tcrms easy. W. BOkCkEL, 2.i broome Il.
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Ht,t,ns'.
SctI,tg Aotu,s.

Soti,tg Sotu,s.
EIGAR MAKERS UNION, Nos. IS g. 20.
\ The members are hereby notified that Mr u,
lsaacss shop, 81 Whitehall st. opened Tor old prices.
Mr.. Betdu's SHOP 26i Court 1t. BIooky closed
trail Executive Committee. J. EOPOWEC, Sec.
I,uHKlERS' MEETlNG,-Fur cutter and dres.
J. scrs are pectiuly invited to attend meetlng Of
the iurierS on Monday, January "a at O'clock NJ,
al ga Grand street TIE COMMITTEE,
ORKINtsMEN'~ UNlON.-Eegular meeting
w th q Tday) evening, at O'clock at e67 Ito very.
NtLsON W. YOUNG. PIesident,
RoBERT DLtssERr, Secretary
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NEW YORK sUPHEMEi COURT, CITY and
~ County OF New York.-Fiancs C. Wright against
George g. Wright Individually, and Administrator Of
John T. Wright, deceased, Thomas Wright and Cor
nehs, his wife. John T. Wright and Susan Wright
his wife. Sarah r. Youle, wife OF William L. oule
and william L. Touie. her husband, Mary A. Owen.
Abbie J. Fleming Horatio Nelson Wight. Emm,
EnIs w ss Simmons a @a lS1 e,e ws o@
SER To the sbove.named defendants, You S Ss
Hs scn and rs s%T S S S IN S re
Of the Clerk Of the City and County OF New Yofx sd
q tGe al sSolt oiSs :, Wal stiss! d u:
I s% YSs ON S gUa as'; d s ds s
se5ylcei aud 4 YOU isii answer the sTid so@psS
viii sPPy to the Court or the relief domsudcd IA @.
FOSTER q THOMSON, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
tho ceGR CITY and County Of New Yo o on 4,
18th day Of December. iS69.
SUPRE,iEi ,.6yRT, cgy and County q y.
Duncsn aud Others. Defendants. ' -" o.
nS 81 es% sS o. S sns N csS
entitled action. the subscr Der, tho refe, 1amedis
Ss Day Of s%S os s'S adSn Of
yara 30 s g
tho folowing described real estate. 10 Wit;
Lanrens street Grand and SSns streets 'a' Il,
city OF New York, AMI bounded and containing as fo.
~ sse oa Sn nn hs @
feet se.sr inches OF a r2% Canal street
OF Philip b. white running thence westerly along ssi
oftSe Church OF saint Aphonsns thence nofthefy o.
line parallel with Laurens street along SAID lastmea.
parallel with the uortherly line OF said ot lac
hence sonSerS asn Iaaras Street &c ,sS
feet TO the place OF beg inning.
JAMES II. COLEMAN. Referee
WHEELER GooDRicn, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Tue hOoNeta - ADJOURNED 70 saturday Jan. 2
New ORR. January 10, 1870.
JAMES II. COLEMAN. Ref'r.
SUPREME COURT, New York Cay aud C0uaIT
- The Equitaoie LIE Assurance Society," Of h,
others. Defendant,Iln pursuance q llulgmeat otn,
supreme Goar! Of the stae Of New for made ana
me reeree named ia said Judgment VII esgose g
at II o'clock noon 1T The Exchange sales fSoh, III
Broadway, In tho city u New York, by JOSEPH Nc
tate, 70 wit All that certain lot piece, or racsl d
n ne ey va oeny m the Sc Ss
ming point or the souIhweStgry side OF Thireclth
nve .eyentns ilches northwestery from tle Second
syenue; and running themes southwes!ery on llne
eet And nree nehe.i thenee northweste[y on lias
parallel with the said avenue hund 'ed Sld three
Thirteenth stree twenty.onc feet ave aad oas.eyenh
inches 70 the place OF beginning
New YORK. Dec Is ises ., :, r,,.,.
Hssny DAY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
at the same time and place
JAMES Il. COLEMAN Referee.
VHd5Hhsh.PHfkEs BnoApMAY rE9,PkHTYl
Henry 4 Mott. executors Snd trustees o. Clotili
smith, deceased ainst William 4. smith and other
the supreme Court made in the aooye entit cd
TOpsry @ east sae between we Si fOa
,a ~ &c az sId As n phcs ~ now osGed for sale %
The lots . iceI Wide aad isss ieet deep. onlyis
GO c5sh reaured hsiaace N two m.rtsa es, yrs on
thousand dollars during tile life OF person nov b
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