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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-11-28

England is fairly at war with Az
gha"is;An, and it is uncertain when
or whore it will end. Tho Afghans
arc a hardy and wariiIto people, but
are too weak to cope with England.
L! is believed that Russia is at the
back OF tho Afghans and encouraging e
them with promised assistance. With
Nussla TO help, tho result is made very
uncertain.
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SEMINOLE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Commis-
sioncr Raum has received telegram.
from Collector Brayton, dated Coz
lumbia, November q, that Captain
Hoffman teIegraphs that his detach>
mont ofthe Bevonuo force was sur>
rounded last night in q house where
thoy'wero stopping, in AbboviIle coun-
ty, near the Georgia line, by a band
Of armod mon of at least forty. and
ordered to leave the county. Their
lives were threatened and severa,
shots were fired. The officers with
drew TO AbbeviIlo Court House 10
await rein torcements, which Brayton
ordered. He says warrants for the
arrest of the offenders will be obtained
and executed.
The Commissioners replied, instruct
ing Brayton to reinforce Hoffman suf.
ticiently to overcome all resistance,
and make all proper seizures and ar,
rests, and concludes: "I wish it. dis.
tinctly understood that I will oppose
any further amnesty in your State
Offenders mast expect to be prosecu-
ted 10 the full eXtont of the law"
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-, The Legislature is now in session
under complete control Of the Demo-
cratic party, and whatever of good
Or ill is accomplished during tho pres
ept session will be accredited to tho
party. If any missteps are taken it
WIZ be used aSninsU the, t,art,- stron-
uously two years to come. If no
blunders arc made wo can enter upon
the Presidential canvass with q solid
front. During this last election the
people havo stood together like faith
fur soldiers, and given us q glorious
victory, and since thoy have done
tho'r part so magnanimously, let their
Representatives sec to it, that thcy
do their whole duty. Let no portion
OF tho vantage ground be lost by any
1ndlscretlon Of theirs. The people of
~ ovory party want low taxes, and as
far as possible they demand it of their
Representatives.
Il. :. They want wiso and good laws if
indeed they want any new laws. They
want but little legislation. The Lo-
5glslaturo should do what is absolutely
necessary; and having done it, to re-
turn to their homes, for every day
spont in session adds to the burdens
OF. tho people. 1t is truo they want
everything dono wisely and with
care, but they want it done with a
view to economy. Then let our lcgis-
lators work hard with economy as
their watchword and tho people will
be satisfied.
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Don't Sell Your Homes.

We hear somo people talk about
selling thor lands to avoid paying
the Railroad Tax. This is q mistake.
Tho market value of the bonds is about
fifty conts in the dollar, and tho as
sessod value of tho property in the
County is ovor million. If the peo-
p!o conclude to buy up tho bonds, it
will only take about fvo per cont Of
their property as assessed by the
Auditor Suppose your homo is worth
one thousand dollars, it will only take
fifty dollars to pay your share of the
bonds, and the County and your
homes would be forever free from
Railroad tax. And to pay tho inter-
est as it falls due, it will only tako
annually about six dollars to tho.
thousand dollars worth of property
1t is big thing, but'not half rs heavy
as somo think.
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& 0tSGc so Creditors.
nov I, 1878

Matthew h""dricNs and Joseph A. Bates, as
Executors OF Sarah Burgess.
against
Margaret T. G Null and Mary Z. Bates ct nj.
gDINSCANF to an order made by his lIonor
L j. II. Hudson. at the October term of
the Court Of Common Plens for pickoa.
County. requiring amongst orhsr t,inss that
the creditors Of the late Sarah Burgess bc
required to present and prove their claims
nriore me; the said creditors are hereby no
'h'd TO present anu prove their claimcs ~
required 10y said order within ninety DAYS
OF The date of this publication, or the same.
lin accordance with the terms Of said ori.r
will be forever barred
J. j. LEWIS, c.cp.
now, 1873 @ i
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Clerks Sales.
STATE OF SOUTH, CAROLINA % /.
IL. -.
COUNTY OF PICKENs
IN COURT OF COMMON. PLEAS
COUNTY OF PIcKENs.

IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
pURsUANT to judgments of foreclosures
II made in the following entitled case.
VIII sell at public auction, on Saledo - IN
D"oemoer, 1878, Mt the Court House in PICK.
enc county, the Real Estate hereinafter do.
serloed IN the respective cases, to wit: -.
In the case of George H. Walter s. Co.
against u. -
Wiley Blassingame ct al.
All that Piece or Parcel of Land, situate'
49, 1 s".u county, containing Fifty ac1es more
In the case of George H. Walter s. Co.
against
John S Thackston ct al.
All that Piece, Parcel or Tract of T,ond
situate in the county aforesaid con,o;n;na'
sixteen and One half acres more or IoSao
"l'hin or Lear the corporate limits of tho
toWm OF Easiey, on which is q comfortable
dwelling and outbuildings.
In the case of George H. Walter g. Co.
against
Jane Q. Cureton s. r. E. Holcombe 49,
Two Lots in the Town Of Easlev. known
IN the plat Of said Town as Lot No 69 cor
tanning of an acre and "a rods. and Lot NJ
o9: contalng Of an acre and "a rods anI
oeing the place whereon the Defendant Lana
v. CuretOn resides.
IEkMS-One half cash. the balance on q
creuit OF twelve month Purchaser to rive
pond and mortgage to secure tba orod;t
portion. Purchasers to pay extra for nenors
Given under my baud and official sesl a.
rlcNehs Court House, October 3lst, 1873.
1870 J. J. LEWIS, cor.
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T'lne Stale of South Carolina
PICKENs COUNTY.

PICKENs COUNTY.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Elizabeth Lay, Plaintiff, against W. A. Lay,
MeliSs" Lay, BlGnch Lay, J. F: Lay Myra
Lay, Caroline Lay, Charles Lay, Susan
Lay, Lettie f. Newton, Hattie A. He's er,
and Mary "A. Martin, Defendants:H 10:
Complaint to Set aside Deed to Real
.- Estate, Relief, &c. .
To W. n. Lay, Melissa Lay, Blanch Law. J
+. Lay Myrn Lay, Caroline Lny, Charles
Lay, Susan Lay, Lettie L. Newton, Matte
A. Hester and Mary f. Martin, Defendants
in this action. '
" OU and each of you, are hereby sum-
4 mOned and required to answer the com
plant ia this action, which is filed in the Of
flee of the Court Of Common Pleas for said
County, and serve copy Of your answer on
the subscribers at their office at Piekcns @.
H., 5. g., within twenty days after the SER
vice of this summons upon you, exclusive of
the day Of service If you fail to. answer. the
said complaint within the time aforesaid, the
Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint
BLYTHE, ANSEL & B lRRETT,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Pickens G. H., S, C.
TO the Defendants: Malissa Lay, Blanch Lay
and Lettie Il. Newton. ....f,. u.s. ....,. '
. tNhb NOAlSL LHaG INC summons ana
complaint in this action, to set aside Deed to
Real Estate, Relief, &C., was filed in the.of.-
flee of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas at Pickens Court House, South Caro-
lima, on the 4th day ofNoveniber, 4. D.187S
BLYTHE, ANSEL. g. BARRETT,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
nov H. 1878 g.. . 1o.n'..5,4.6 o..
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that will
IN apply to W. G. Field, Judge of Probate
for Pickens County, on the 9th day of De-
cember next, for final discharge as ,Ad-
ministrator of the Estate Of TRIAL LADD,
deceased. JOHN l.. GRAVLEY, Admir-. =
nov q, 1873 IL
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS
~ Parties holding notes or accounts a.
gainst the Estate Of TIIIAL LADD, deceased,
are requested to present them to the under
signed on or before the 9th day Of 'Decem.
ber next and those indebted must make
payment, on or before that dnte.
J. L. GRAVLEY, Admir-.
nov 81, 1878 - IL .fDsn34 So
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. 18.--A special dis
patch from Mount Sterling, Ky, to
the Courier Journal says that riot
took place there to day in which from
twenty to thirty shots wore fred
Two mon were instantly killed and
three others wounded. Marshal Your q
in attempting to quiet the disturbance
was MORALLY wounded. Two of the
rioters, George and William Howard,
wore wounded, one dangerous. John
Thompson, IL clerk and dlsiutcrcsted
party, was shot and Instantly killed
while in tho store in which he was
employed, tho bullet being fred
through a window Of the store. Three
of tho rioters have been arrested
The sheriff and posse are on tho trail
Of the others.
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General Gordon was reelected on
the 10Th instant to the United States
Senate by the Legislature Of Georgia.
This is well mertcd and wisely be-
slowed compliment to ono who has
heretofore SO faithfully represented
his State. 8
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Col. John w. r. Pope, who so ably
filed the editorial chair OF Speighls'
Spartauburg daily, has retired. He
was with tho Daily from the Begin
ming, and we shall miss his depurtlxc.
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Governor Hamptcn.

The anxiety Of the public to know
the exact condition Of Gov. Hampton
ID quito natural, says tho REGISTER
and deserves TO bo gratified THROUGH
our exchanges and from private surc-
o., wo hear that there has beon great
apprehension throughout tho State in
regard to his recovery, because of the
meagro statements as to his condition
IN tho newspapers having daily access
to correct information. We beg to
assure the public that naught has
boen concealed, and tha. rumors of n
@ discouroging nature arc unfounded
HIS wound has healed as rapidly as
the severity of its nature would Dor
NIT, and there has been no unfavora-
BILE symptoms other than wero OK.
pected by his physicians at tho out
set. Any untoward change in his
condition would be made known
promptly, and in the absence of direct
statements to that effect, the public
may rest assured that his condition is
81 satisfactory, y sq' if that term can be used
to express tho idea that ho is not
considered in danger of losing life or
limb, while he is still a great sufferer.
Our Legislators arc all at their
.i9pS pSostSs tSI in Columbia, ready and anxious
70 carry out ovory pledge they made
their constituents in tho campoion
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Clerks Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF P1cKENa,
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
H. H. Lawrence Judgment for For,clos-
vs..
| II. Philpot. urc and Sale
DURSUANT to n decrctal order. mazda in
a the above stated case, by the Hon. J. II.
hudson, presiding Judge, | will sell to the
highest bidder, at Pickcns Court House. on
Saleday in december next, the premises ies-
crlhcd in said order, to wit
All mat certain Piece, Parcel or Pract of
Land, situated in Pckens County. and ad-
Joining lands of james X. Kirksev. o y
fle'd, VIM. Can'rel and others. and contain
ing Three Hundred Acres. more or less.
TERMS CASl-Purchascr 10 pay extra
for papers.
Witness my hand and official seal at Pick
ems Court House, this 3lst day Of October.
J. :. LEWIS. c.cr.
nov I, 1873
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:
fN~THE COURT or COMMON pEE1S
W. u. Field, as Probate Judge of Pickens
County, and successor in office to |. II.
Phllpot, Plaintiff.
against
John O. Davis, W. L. Davis, and ]. f. Phillips
Defendants.
Complaint for Relief.
N obedience to an order made by his Honor
Il y. H. Hudson, in the above stated case,
on the 10Th day Of October, 1878, I will sell
to- the highest bidder at Pickens Court
House South Carolina, during the legal
hours Of sale, on Saleday in Decem ber, 1878.
all the REAL ESTATE described in said order
to:wit: . '.'
Tract MOL.
Being all that piece, parcel or Tract of Land.
known as No. , in the original proceedings
III partition of the Real Estate Of Temperance
Madden, deceased, adjoining tract No. s in
said proceedings in partition, r. Owens and
others, containing Ninety Acres, more, or less.
which is represented by plat made by ]. J.
darvin, d. 5, and which was purchased at
the sale Of the Real Estate of the said Fem.
Perance Madden, deceased, by the Defendant
John 0. Davis. .,.
Tract No, q.
Being oil that piece, parcel or Tract Of Land, .
known as tract No. in lhe~original pro-
ccedings in partition of the Real Estate Of
Temperance Madden, deceased; adjoining
lands of Samuel Parsons, tract No. in said
proceedings in partition others, and containing
One Hundred and Thirty eightAcres, more or
less, which is also represented by plat Of
survey made by j. j.. Garvin, d. s., and
which was purchased ut the sale of the Real
Estate of Temperance Madden deceased, by
the Defendants John 0. Davis and ". l..
Davis, under the name of davis s. Bro"
TERMS OF SALE: One third of the pur~
chase money in cash, the remainder on one
ana Two years time, in equal ANNUAL INSTALL
ments, with interest from day of sale. secur.
ed by bond and good personal security, with
a mortgage Of the premises sold, ne purn
chaser paying extra for all papers.
:...,'.s..... JOAB MAULDIN, $40.
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ERRATA.--In our editorial CON-.
ments, in our lest issue, on the decis-
ion Of tho Supreme Court on tho,
Pickens County Bonds. on tho fif-
teenth limo the word 'occurs" should
read accracs.
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NSNlnSG
John O. DAVIS, W. L. Davis, and ]. f. Philins
Defendants.
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Sheriff. S Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
nov 7, 1878

T;~. PICKENs COUNTY.
fN-THE COURT or COMMON Pleas
W. e. Field, as Probate Judge of Pickens
County, and successor in office to |. II.
Phllpot, Plaintiff.
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

John Fulck, pedicr Of cigars, was brought before
United states Commissioner shields yesterday charged
with selling cigars without license He vas an old
offender and held TO await The action Of the Grand
Jury.
Diana Bannister complains that abs Ia held In dursss
by samuel GOODWIN claiming TO DO committee Of her
person and estate In iunacy proceedings against her
Upon hsr petition Judge Donohue yesterday grantee
. writ Of nabeas corpus making the same returnsble
Tomorrow. when ths acls oi lhc will De fully tn
vsstgaled.
sin Lung a Gilman an hired premises IN D,v,s,ou
street Ucing three months Tor ap-
plcaton was made 10 Judge McAdam Tor Z dispssssss
warrant against him. THIS Judge McAdam declined -
issue, claiming. AS In tho case vi M Crosby gives
above, that ns more properly was junction Of dis
srct court Juage. Judge Donohue yesterday refused
Appeals ~ admiralty winch have NOT been already
noticed Tor hearing uud placed on the calendar ivs
tho April TORN VI The United States Circuit Court may
bs not,cod iof hearing Tor the nrst Monday 10 May,
DO placed On suvh calendar, with view shs,e
psaIs III admiralty ON or about he gun Of May y
On application Of Mr. Wuliam y. Howe Judge
Douohae yesterday gr.n,ad writ Of oor.lorsri 10
cuailenge to nght duel 10 David Levy. The aocusod
gave bail In $4,000 before Police Justice O,tsrbourg
the proceedings Ia the Police Court The wns vas
made re.urnabIe on Tuesday next
H. STUART and William y. Kintxing. granted wrI q
error 10 the case Of Gustavus AbUot The Boston
ehans convicted u false pressnces a. the February
OF tho Court oil General Sessions In defraudtna
Frsdcrck ID. Bohr IN the purchase OF bill Of goods
aud sentenced 70 State Prison tor three years. The
granting OF this writ enables review or the proceed
tue trial ut tho next term Of the Supreme courk
General Term.
Messrs. Grant ana Lydecker, counsel for Martha
Hsgserty, recently discharged from the police obs
tanned yesterday from Judge Davts an order 70 show
cause why recent ordor OF Judgo Dohohue denying
motion " punish the Police Commissioners Tor con-
tempt IN MT making return 70 asupplsmsn ~
writ N tho case. aud granting motion qu.snDs sssh
writ should not be vacated As the stands, 70
looks as though " might result 10 sharp controversy
between Judgcs DAVIS and Donohue, OWING 70 the
conflicting nature OF thor orders Tue order 70 show
cause Is uade rs.urnabs tomvrrow n supreme Coass
CnambsrA
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Lawrence Brothers, Wholesale dealers In hatters
goods At No. 6S Greene street. have suspsnded. The
liabilities ara about $50 900 and tho nominal
about the same amount the value being unknown ~
present The cause the the deprecia
ton In stock ana losses IN trade, the arm not having
made any money for year past The nrm had good
credit and the SUCCESSORS Of Lawrence Brothers
and Tweedy. which dissolved In May. 1874. There
tow creditors Of the hrm the abilios being nad
70 small number Of importing houses Tho creditors
hAvc expressed willingness TO grant . settlement,
and At The statement Of assets aud liabilities
~ completed meeting Of The creditors Will be held 70
take action on the compronise The arm 10 com
The failure Of Peter Millers sons lumber dealers AZ
Nc. 80 ATTORNEY street, Is reported. The urn IL
posed OF John md William Miller and claimed hsve
. capital OF $4,000 They have recently suffered
heavy losses and their notes consequently went 10
tho ussets nominal
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EXPORTS OF OYSTERS.

The following shows "a .u.ty OF oysters shipped
10 the aforementioned ports from New YORK from
nrts,ler 81 1877 a AuYti II iy78.--
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EXPORTS OF BEEF. MUTTON AMI
LIVE STOCK.

The following statement shows the quantities and
values Of fresh beef mutton and hve stock exported
from the United States 10 ports In the United King.
dom and other ports from January 1878. 10 April
IL, ~ compared w,tn last yoar.--
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LAWYER THERAssoN's TRIAL.

NJ. john SPARKS Chief Clerk Of the Court OF Oyer
and rerminer aud General Sessions Courts vas yes.
terday served with an order from Judge Donohus,
transferring the Indictments found against Louis 2.
Therasson, tho lawyer, from the General Sessions
Court 10 the Oyer and rsrm,ner. rhorasson, who 70
q me .nber OF tho nrm Of Tnerasson d Bryan, awycra
No. Pine s,reei, charged Win having mIsAppro.
prialed something ike 500, 900 Of luuds tue
estate OF Mira Z.Drisky. Of wh,cn he was agent and
is indicted the specific charge Of obtaining that
LADY signature by false prctences The transfer was
ordered afldavits submitted by Therasson'S lag.
yer, aud the accused required 10 give new bail,
WmliAm H. II. Moore, Of NJ. - Easi Twenty third
street. bccoming his surety.
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The old CentreviIe Race Course, a. woodhaven,
town Of Jamaica, l.. l.. has been sold under fore
closure TO Mr.. Somsrlndyke for SIG 600. The track
~ n good condition and has for past been
uaed Tor training purposek
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY APRIL A. Is78-oUNTuPLE

Rankin. Robert a. texsestos3. - Chsnss y. WAL
U.sssSsg
undsrhiil. A. ~. sx~cuter). 10 Mary r. Parsons.
Same Nrusteel to Annie r. faber ............... II
same ~ hsms .
Union Dime savings lnstttution 10 A. A. HEycr
wsicoss, Charles III itrust:e,. 90 T. b Miilirsn. II
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foursh Street Presbyterian Church. Tho morning
service 10 supplied by seminary student.
Rev. w. c. Steele will talk about William N. rweed's
death this morning and about the death OF Christians
this evening ia South Third street Methodist Episoo-
pal Church, BrooklyD, y. D. This church has been
crowded Sabbath evenings Of late. while Mr.. Steele
has preached a series Of "lmmortality."
Holy Week viii DO observed in 81. AIMS Protestant
Episcopal Church with services daily and sermons
every evening during the week by Drs. Krans Wash.
burnc, Seymour, sisemund, Gallaudst and Cooke 10
the srasr named, beginning this evening There VII
be ave services to-day and four other days. except
Saturday, when the evening sermon Will DO omitted.
the Rev. Professor Adler will lecture before The
Ethiculturlsts this morning ON "rhs Use and Abuse
Of tho Clergy"
Mass was celebrated yesterday In the Church OF the
Immaculate Conception, OF this city, Tor the iass
Father Cotton. Fathers Edwards. Eitzharris ana
0'Flynn took part In the servicea Father Co"on
held his frst mission In this church.
The Rev. A. b. Carter and The Rev. Frederick Court
nsy viii occupy tho pulpit Of tho Anshon Memorial
Church At the usual hours TO day.
In the Swsdsnborgian Church this morning the KEY.
Oliver Dyer with speak OF "rhe Title which Fs'e Fus
on the Cross IN Hebrew. Gro x nd Latin."
The Rev Mr.. Guilbcrt his morning an the Rev Or.
g. Osaood this evening will minister for tho Cnurcn o.
the Holy Spirit.
The Rev. G. G. Tiffany will omcia anu P1es0n =
che Church OF the Atonsmsn. al tho usual Eous 70
dsy.
"Hops: Its Peace and once in Human Mature" viii
bs considered this morning By Rev. W. r. Aiss.
"rhe Work or Life and It's Motives" will be discussed
,n,s evening in the Church OF the Messiah.
ORA Rowland and Seymour viii minister TO sns
Church Of the Heavenly Rest this morning and after
noon. Dr. J. Cotton Smith Will preach on THURSDAY
evening.
Tnors VIII be four services to-day IN St. Ignatius
Protestant Episcopal Church. at which Dr. Ever VAL
ofacata Services also Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday Midnight service and sermon on Saturday
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POSTAL AFFAIRS.

The receipts for postage stamps, stamped envelopes
and postal cards At The Post Once last week greatly
exceeded those OF auy other week In several years
The amount deposited during sne week by the Post
master aggregated SOS, 900 so.
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REAL ESTATE.
The following sales wero made on the Real Estate
~ phnv.

The following sales WcFo made On tho Real Eat
Exchange ysstsrday:- 8fttat
m nxRNARD sxYrH.
Suprems Court foreclosure sAe-Arthur Berry. ret.
sres-of the building wish lease VI lot 2o.4x7Uxz0.
Ix7o. on Chatham st.. = ., 10 r. OF oliver ~
leased May 1, 1853. Term ~ years; grouna rent
GOO per snnum; 20 plaintiff ............... Sde
D c. y. LYON.
Gupremo Court foreclosure sAe-Scott Lord, ref
cree Of y p,ot u land 7S6xt5OxlOO Sx3Uxxa2x
100 ON Boulevard. a. ". corner VI 10Th 81. also,
one los, 23xiO0S =, West v0th 81, D .. l25 H. ".
OF Bouisvara; " plaintiff ................... l9s
AIro ous lvs 35x l6l.d West 18th St. = O.. l25 n
y. Of bouisvasd " r. Madam. ~
N.s HOWARD v. cOATkk
yersclosra sale. by order Of shs Court Of Common
Fiens--Jossph fssrstch. referee OF the three
story brick dwellings. With lSts togsthsr In sise
12xfOO l. Nos u. % and ~ East ltUth 81, T. ..
lav ts. OF 4sh ~. to paiutiG. ~
-
Total .........................o3u .i