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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-04-07

In the old time when the minister
was still invited, in the spring, to
make prayer for the blessing upon
a piece of land, the good pastor being
b ought to the spot, stopped short I:
No. this land DOS not want prayer;
his land wants manure" said he.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-04-07

TOURISTS in this country are sub
jected to all kinds Of mean restrictions
while sight. seeing. please do not
tumble down the shaft" is the notice
posted at the mouth of q Nevada
mine.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-04-07
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
(BEDFORD DIVISlON.)

IN and after Jan. go, 1882, Passenger
" Trains arrive and depart as follows;
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-04-07

BALTIM 0 RE u OHIO RAILROAD.
4 IN and after Nov. IL, 1889, trains will
" arrive and depart ss follows:
GU NJ 49, r. kLAND.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-04-07
cumberland x PennsJ hanis Railroad
NEW TINE TABLE
NO TAKE EFFECT
L MeBdaS. Nov. III, 1850.

Passenger trains cave Cumberland NJ
8.l5 A N. and 8.4OP.M
Froslburg esht, 10, a Nj, ana IL AZ P N.
west, 1912, 40 +"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-04-07
Nos. 9, IA, z and 10 daily except Sun.
days. All other trains daily
Nov 10 j. F. LEGGE Agent.
TPITTSBURG DIVISION.

nN and after Nov. 90, 1881, passenger
" trains on the P.ttsburg Division OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will run
AS follows:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-04-07

STATIONS. c-ARRIvE--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-04-26
Death Of I. c. Cowger.
[DardanelIe, Ark, Post.

Died, Of congestion Of the
brain, I. G. Cowger, at his plan
tation in Gardens Bottom, Ark,
on the 21st March, 1883. He was
born in Tennessee on the LIST
day Of January, 1880, and at the
titno Of his death was f~ifty-three
years Of age. He was honored
and respected as . useful citi-
zen, and will be missed by the
community in which he lived.
He has been a citizen of Yell
county during the last twenty
years, SO we may say another
one Of the old landmarks has
passed away. An honest man,
the noblest work of God. He
has left behind q wife and chill
dren who were devoted to him,
and to whom he was q good and
indulgent husband and father
Peace to his ashes.
A FRIEND.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-04-26
IEDWARD MAYES. q. P. BRANHAM
MAYES & BRANHAM,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Oxford, Miss.

Will advertise Lands and Real Estate,and if not sold, Will
charge nothing. If sold, will charge Commissions at the rate OF
Ten per cent on the first s l 900 five per cent on the excess up
to 5000, and two and a half per cent on all over S3O0O.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-04-26
catch that Horse

Sharper Pegues, living four
Fee farm, advertises q strayed
sorrel horse IN to-day's EAGLE.
The horse has a star in the CEN
ter Of his face, and had on a
blind bride when he left home,
and was seen last three miles
east Of Oxford and coming in
this direction.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-04-26

Oxford is the Educational and Business center of the State,
having the State University, Union Female College and other
Mississippi located here. It is one of the largest shipping points
in North Mississippi and a place of unusual business activity.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1883-04-26

Mrs. Victor w. Thompson re-
tires from the editorial and bust
ness management Of the Tran
script, published at Savannah,
Tenn, the first Of next month,
and will be succeeded by w. L
Morris, Esq. The Transcript,
under the control Of Mrs
Thompson, has been q very
readable paper, and we trust
the new editor and proprietor
msy meet with every encour'
agement. We extend to both
the best wishes Of the EAGLE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-04

those OF Salt Lake, of Denver, of
Omaha, and other cities are doing
the same thing, and while the San
FRANCISCO exhibition is in Salt Lake,
the Salt Lake one is in San Fran
CISCO; While the Denver one is here.
the Salt Lake one is in Denver :
while the Denver exhibition is in
San francisco, the Gan Francisco
one Is In Denver, and 80 on through
every City In the Union, not except
ing New York, Boston, Philadel-
phia, and other equally large cities.
1t will give the public the benefit
of viewing the products of
all artists, and of becoming
acquainted with their styles; the
exhibitions Will be interesting first
for their novelty, and afterwards
for the love Of art they have awak-
ened The exhibitions will do
away with clique work, and the
best artist will receive the greatest
recognition, not at the b nd of the
exhibitors, but from special critics
and that still greater critic, the
general public. The boys in Salt
Lake. even if they had not the kind
lest feeling fOl their San Francisco
and Denver brother artists, would
at least speak well of their pro-
ducts, lest the others should retaliate
on them IN unkindneSS; and this
spirit OF general good will, Whe-
Their arising from genuine senti-
ment or as matter OF polly, would
develop a similar sentiment in the
bosom of others, for everything
brings forth after its own kind, and
the best way to awaken gentle and
kindly feelings in the breast Of
another. is to encourage the same
feelings and spirit to permeate ones
own bosom.
Besides, this system of rotary eX-
hibitions, in addition to educating
the public, to making artists moIe
friendly, and to widening the artis-
tic intelligence Of artists by m ore
immediate contact with the pro-
ducts Of other artists, holds still one
| other advantage which in pecuni-
airy sense is of more Importance
than all the rest put together. 1t
limits the sale market for art works
to the whole country only. Thus
instead of an artist depending upon
local admiration for the sale of his
products, they are exhibited every
where, subject everywhere to a
scrutiny which discovers their faults
and their virtues, and are open to
the inspection of variety of tastes
| as boundleSS as humanity; and
where he has one opportunity for
the sale of painting at home, he
has a thousand chances by means f
the rotary exhibition. 1t has been
a desire in me fer years to see So
ciety formed embracing all the ar
lists in the country for the purpose
of giving rotary exhibitions, and ii
would give me more pleasure than
words can tell to see it realized.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-04

SHILOH'S CURE WILL imme-
iiately relieve Group, Whooping
Iouch and Bronchitis. SoId ~ 4.
y. \ \ Irus Store ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-04

81 buy DR.. Benson s Celery and
ChGnOn.tle Pills and introduce them
aOher eoer L go. Personal knob ledge
and experience Of their effects on
others prompts this act" Rev. J. P.
Fugett, rector, st. Luke's church,
Myersburg, Pa. Fifty cents at drug
gists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
LIVE srooR uARXEr,-sY TELEGRAPH


BUFFALO April 90 dtue-Recept, to-lay. leog hsad
rotal for tbs flr. 500 1eh for same Time ast
week T. 300 heaG consPnei through 2l0 ca s gOot ae
mani; ices shade higher GO d to CHOICE steers ~ o.
81 5 Light Medium steers. 80 4ODSo 30 Fat bus % 10
Shesp Receipts today GOUO head: total for the week
Tins far tune last week lb.uO nel
through market active Dnt moi qu0taply
higher sales OF Good Western ~ 10 dSb ~ Soce
tn StnS7: Far to GOOd hppeu' ~ 'o"@' '''
Western Lambs. Sass. 49,. 49,, S.. a.
* MA head for time laa week lBpuO ead c0nsgnh
hrongh offerings light sales Fair 10 5000 IOrkes,
81 7jaS7 60 Butchers aud Mediums 81 10 lo Chooe
Pics. S76$7 90 ,oooo 49,, .h,n
ments 2sOO head market weak anu SOW prices &c o"S
MIXED 81 90 dS7 45; Heavy, 81 410eI 70 l1sL o'No~
81 30 Skins. - 20 81 10. ,oo 49,, 1900
C1u,-Keceipts 900 mead; shipmenjs 400 head prices
lOc E0pors 81 3OdRi 81. Good 10 Ch0ice snip
ring - q SO 20; Common to Medium 80 80 $50 30
SIsrp-Recepts 5000 head; shipments = OO beah ueanu
bri-k an prcts firm Common TO Far, 81 ESQ DOod 10
choice - t5a&6 75. including ambs. . ooo
East LIBERTY, Penn. April 29-Cdtue- kecepts l.HoS
50 1U .. -. ...,.o. rrir,o woolied
30 sG ped ~ 75d 50 30 Far 10 Good Mooied -
80 %: clipped, 81 500 G5 Common "ooied 9t@S+ 0V
Clipped SSd - 20 , ..,.-. r,,uo
I6qs-Ileceips week 800 head: market activei Fha
delphias ~ 3O0S 10 Workers. 81 6Ont1 81, 49,. -.
ii Louis April 2j.-Cdue-Recelpts ,luO heahi SNIP
ments Iuu head; market timer wn a fair demand ior
god grades Shipping steers - 30 % 80 lAght o
70 25ds5 SO 81 10 So Fall TO Choce cows
Heifers 81 2jGS5. COmuou s. oOssi; far 70 beS' Do
ers' Bulls - dSj .,.o, .,o,,.
Sh1ep-eceipt 700 head; shipments none; market Slow
So 90 a 50 30 Tor Common to Choice 5heafed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
RupopFaN Markets.

LIVERPOOL April 25.-Bacon Cumberland Out oft short
55ADd Prime Ness SSlOd do Western so1 laru
Prime b9Dd Cheese. American Ch0ce O60d Corn
bld Alxed rurpeuune 3pIrits $3.50 Provisl0ns-
Lard for American. Breadstuns-Corn. DOC
Mixed Western Wheat SD 0Bl Id per GENITAL Tor Ca
lOd GH4d for aea Western 5prin b5d 95 U3i
fof Winter.
LONDON Apul 2b.-sprrits Turpenune 5000 oacutta
IIuseed 44dd quarter iAnseeo On. xZO ld9tzi W
per tan Talow 476 Renncd Petrclsaa- 6tds
t4sd- gAi. -. .-.. RI n
aHvaR April 25.-wiicors Lard closeda n francs 90
eenJlmes per 90 kfios An
ufennlgs per no lbs Petroleum. mirks ob ntennlgA
ANTWERP AprtI l6pstroleum. ~ franco NO centmosor
Yine Pale aud l rancs 70 oeat mes seers
Wilcoxs Lard, lll francs 90 confines per lou kuos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
EkEAS. INF COLUMBIA oIEAA

IA l1EhEAS, ilE OObb 1000
Of mortgage bearing the 2h Day Of september A. d
records Of the York VIM reference is here
Columbia steam S.TGaton did sou assign and tns sc;
TO toe a !9S.s 1 eeSn as Amepon
the Ci,y Of Norwalk" the Adeph," aud the " r p.
Boller. @schiacry Mass sails, Ropes Anchors Cable.
Iscke Apparel Boats oars. Furniture stores ana Appnt
Sf PERTAINING To to SS tie sad several
interest, properly claim aud whatsoever legal Or
o To- I sne o or s aa pa thereof with the
IN trust TO secure The yngnt o. g sso one
thousand dollars beanIg date August lsts payaOle twen
cent date payable semannully On the nrst GAYS OF
February August per coupons attached 10
WMsH.As slid mortgage provided that IN case dst1nIt
iins toF ITty DAYS Thereafter then he principal the
signed Immediately become and be due and payable anu
Go 60 forthwith deliver the actual possession OF said steam
WiIERGAs. IGe said columbia steam Nsvigst99n Co;
did on the 5I dy OF 0e!SoS aud di do1 ~ mo- wtn
under seal there deiyeIed 10 the understand con
penses and be incurred IN the care Of The ssa
APPAREL tackle aud furniture 70 TIE nndorssnoa and
items OF Indebtedness 70 divers persons aSse
& due or soon % become expenses the
mug Of said boa! and requested the &
to hold the 0oAts aud property Aforesaid rs secgsy
Ip their pOssession lOr ali moneys 50 PAID ana,
WHEnEAS In and said lndenture OF mortgage II was
pro ded that after ang possession OF SAID ana
Undersigned might proceed 10 sell the same
auction having rst given reasonable and pubic noce oil
aud place VI SAFE anu. 49,,
WHEREAS The SAID interest and expenses and advances
t remain duo and unpaid and the undersigned trustees
ell cted Oursusntto the pro, sons OF su 70
principal scout ed ny sau bonus ana mort
sags DO now due and payable ,--,- -, A.. ~.
Sow, THEREFORE,, public notice ~ heteoy given tnst
the under said mortgage now beng 10
OF all OF said steamboats, at the port OF Jew 70
proceed 10 sell the same together wh az and singular
The hus boilers M ichlnery nosts sas ropes
anchors cables tackle apparel boats oars furniture stores
md Of In In any Wise belonging OF
eanng the said several steamboats, OF any Oh hsm snd
lso al right title interest property claim and demand
whatsoever. exa or equitable OF tho said Columbia steam
avigatlon Company Of in To the same. OF any par
thereof with appuren ,nees at the kIehanGe
80 IL Broadway in the city OF NewYork, on saturday
Apr 20 A d. 1888 at ~ o'clock neon through Adrian II
Muller sons auctoneers at pubic auction 10 the hghes
bidder for cash and out OF the proeseds after tae
aud the principal and interest Of said bonds
cured o be aid by said mort. ago. -
enrolment OF said Steamboat under Act OF
United states reference Is made TO tho ro-
o. ~ custom mouse Aforesaid Per.
said boats will given ~ parties wishing TO
application TO either OF the under
signed gOuS EN9Ll a IT,
BLAIR SNOW q RUDD, Trustees
ATTORNEYS TOR Trustees. 1O2 Broad-av n Y.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
REAL ESTATE.
N.w.YonK. Wednesday. April 90 ssa'
The following sales were held at the Exchange

Nrw.YoRK Wednesday, Apri' 20 500
Tho fo,,owino sales were held at the Exchange
salesroom yesterday;
20ts We q s shs each a6I1 Cole
o man west 62ds 200 Of shave each lot 5eloo
lots 5 West 10 stst 2S5 # oil otna'e' 'Ao $4,000
25199l1i same purcha ser . -
BIZ Mordeoaf Belamp.
o O s,orv hrick houses with loL NO2 Minettanne,
' Of Minetta st. lot 2s1oc; CHARLES ,s1oo
lots West T5thst 10 hw OF ii'n-A'e 29.7Oo
Sots East 76ils 2OJ II @ Of zoaVe' oA'n O $500
RECORDED REAL estate TRANSFERS
NETWORK CITY
Morrisave g. lot 2j4. 3ov7OSi John Sullivan ana 700
set wl' 10 'HS II GeIingtopave i9IloO5;
to Fanny AschGi% xi6 1000O
Totfe iIsGen aud husband TO Adam Burger 400
O2dst ms 100 r. Of 9 TsDN,Scc4 l9.5OO
6taye > ~ 81 2 t,,,,s,,e lA'oi o"a" $1,000
LeAlngton.ave no 81 ISh'o iaiuo'o ' 49, 1920
i3lstst ~. IT. W OF 'tia'e' l'oAoo'ii' 1900
S4t9si - II " 81 IstaVe' SoAooo' 1880
l27ui;;t $ 2J1 Il y Of "da'e -oA''Ai .-ii~ 1880
SGths d6S I IL =, N gIi Hartmann $4,000
2sti,.sl i0S 1t OF 3d-Ave. '2oK.'sg also ms OF
2sth.st # OF IL xngton ave zS1oS.Y ai,S S
eeoI OF Webster ana ,H, Is he Cnuch Of st.
1Gsisi I N - IL It " OF Sdave 25KluO; Thos Wieks
lz7Ins NO ri est oxJ9l Tcets to chas - 100
l2o ie s' 81 Is, t OF jdaye 251J6ii III cain
TO Annie IL Brown. x;js 80 kosllio
4OthsL IL q =. 81 1 rar or i''Aoo.' 1880
Terrace pace = 'ot ~ ~ 6 S 2.6UO
4thaNe es 81 IL no a1c ~ uer,er 10000
Courtll I've r. - ~ 90 = ,r ,inctu G.OOo
l6thst % IA Mt,, @VAO'i JOS P.. ll,5OO
Hcnry SchiODOhil - ~ mn Rose
Wniet,-s,. 1850 AZ Of bIOOme-7b @0A'oV' io'0
lazy N GAVIN ana vile ~ ,io.,5E.
wayerypage % SI ~ 10 louis S so sn 1880
Ave.A " cor oi Ip'tns ,er ......-',. 1900
l17IusL T. Loo of Jd ave, gore lOti isaac Av
suce. ana vile latlcm fresh, ltfian h.iVn
I27th-, ,J g Sd ave. f1AIUO WIN u nc &c 100
Civa =, i,iair 40 BENJAMIN Bernard 1t,lOO
e,aIi,r.aVr. 81 81 "a ~ ~uInnit 81, -. hlit32
x,xIIG4 George Opdy 40 and ano'hor 'o'ohh 2ao
45thst 70 la3 West sV ,'a no., in''o $4,000
sstn'st ~ = 30 u IL q shave o4l iJXlvo.o2i
a. nOra Byrne 10 4 "a iorne .,;,,;;
Sothst S. l. o ~ o, Sth S -'N''' jas $1,000
Luaio" S. = 30 !, o. is'a aT I'm $500 G6Oo
Stha,e > ,o - i,!S9 les ss'"'c 1o $4,000
5lstst A e of lJtn.aVc. 2OXluO"i II : M"'t
ctal To a Wa,ers .-.--. -. a.,
orcha,d iSg ~ sy er 10 PsIttk ,rroil 1000
5tlst Ms o56 i5 o. s ", 1Ssio' $4,000
39th.sL . S,s , u d, 81 lo'"A'e' -'A'.' " 10 500
2otl, st : /. 100 a, ~ OF 1d-ivc l,x9-9X irregular
MargaTe. brincAefhOH nh0 aHo'hei " "''' IN 600
Mcndcken ----'''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
Dated Apftl2l, 1888
J STEWART a ~. Plaintiffs Attorney,
20 NM III I.lnDrIY. Al. -. ".
rI,HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: Trhat on the

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: irhat on the
8ih day % ApriI A. D. 1888 Warrant In Bankruptcy
the estates 81 James W BTU orlando =
Wiam aud Henry L. Bulkey OF the NV {" Jew ho'S III
IT York aud state OF New YORK VINO nave
been adluiged Bankrupts their own petition tat VIC
Of deli ~ any properly belonging
To- such xupt- them for III IL use and he ansie
~ any prrrv by either ~ them ere forbidden Dy
Law III meeting Of the creditors Of said BANK 10
hsr a. or more ASST 'nets oil
Fir est les will he hold NJ of Bankru' 10 be
holden Al No warren II In the CITY ~ New YORK ~ sad
Ii.trct before Mr. James r Dwight, Register on the
seventh day Of NAY 4. y. 1893, NJ lO"cI, o. a n
JOFL B. FItHARDr 4. :. Marshal, as Messenger.
Dated New York April 18th, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26

TROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE.-New
steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY saSs r at
D. m connecting with morning trains for AL ponis Nortn
kunaay steamer touches az Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
8teamboats arl1 Railroaos.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
.sS 70 %Hs ,:ass.
Trsinsie va FRO ,s1a,yIvan. tt D,,ot
'i3.F * yls y 1 s,. xs
Sa,'ca1o Cincinnati st. u)ii Jonn,cts Tor III ,oiass
~ aTDNIGaT Daily tor g,s,,yto, AT I'll ,pa., West
sPp apsnss oSss us sa sr ss,i sss sas
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
- station 70 SewYork GOT q ,,r.s,. statioaia
HsSSss sss sS q s ss' s. % s:ryx
a Ta%.a@a a o, SsSss
Mountain, Tsudds AXE JAKE aooatcong Eaoa Asoss"us.
RssS HSSa %a ran
aqn D. %"For Fen"ston asten Aiisntowu Reading Ha,
n sS s.nss os @ ssss.S Sss ru,
ga 2 or sSssssr iss"' saro s,Sc e. coy
Mountain Sqdds Lake L,se J, Ioostooar Es'ton &C.
5,sSa %;For ,sien X'Isatowu Reatns Harrisburg.
1isE sIas az M
Fqr Ssw.r aSa9' rs zl' gsa sl1 ~
sss3 50 s.. lPsS Pr , E VI s 7" if S,S
Essr$ sSy AK ;ss; "'a'ns
F@fs% asH any Perth S%oov Bly, ls' M
e. Esyssss 81 s I li.s S ts M sn
NEW JERSEY o0u RAILWAY.
~ srrAnEEssa1 III 5E E4SS a}srd % Es Mr..
For Highlands saosS fGs % and Long
D1 Fo% atisn 1S e HsasaG: lo sp9r
for Ocean Grove AsJury Park Sea Grt &C. lO;lO a. m
WOOD ssE"sfi 81, 60
1l:i6 a m. 4 D. m. for stations TO SeaIr1gnL
Sl5 o. m. 4f5 o. m. TO- stations 10 Sandy HOOK
NEW-YORK AND Pill PaIL aoDEI
For TRENTON ana PHILADkLPhlA
Leave New. YORK from station z. HH OF y; q 49,
For Philadelphia Iiah and Greea;sts at - ~ III
sS q a. Fo4 fa1 and gsr9 en y li IS H.
1871. 4:30 800. D. IN. On sunday at S4j A. m: . %,
For Trenton 7f5, 9.30 Ills 1870 I. i3o' o'"'' 70
III m. On sunday. $40 n $50 ~ p. NJ
Return trains leave Phtla del hia for View YORK
From Stations Philadelphia aud Reading Hs Slnth trA
Greensts at 1850 80 80 ia o.. l:lk ht5. $40 do'
~ o. u. On sunday, az $50 a. M. $50 IL D. m IN,
From Third and Berk3-st. at D: TO- $40 9lo ~ l. ''Ss
52D. $50. 1870 o.. Sunday at S:l5 A. m, 40 p m.
From Trenton 1875 6zD S:O3 900, 1905, ll;St ,n- .
422, 6:24, 7.2S SUNDAY, l:26 a:lS m. Sip LII.
PULLMAN PALACE CA RS are attached 10 aV Is,uss
and SLEEPING COACHES to midnight trains nom Ne"'
York and Phiadel 1hia. 49, ~, s,at,o, % and ,-o,,
BTooky and Erie Depot Jersey MY . ,.o ..sa.,oor
Tickets for sac al Of Liberty ST. ana az tne phcpah
hotels and Annex o nce. Jewells Wharf brooklr
Transfer Company VIII call iOr @hu chooA VASSasS
NOi" "o'e' VI IL p BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent.
.
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felal Notices
~ Y. SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY.
~. Catharne X. Preutiss plaintiff


4 H.
against
charles Magnes Cornell John f. Deleplaln cornell
tharters Alexander Cornell JOhn
rrentss. ellen Foley aud Carrie DeaupOn Deennasl.S
cred In the above-eutitel alon on lhc
1883. l. the undersigned tho hfictee
therein named will sell at pubtc auction al tue ho'hEe
ii broadway. In the city OF New Ork on
thu SDAY tho 18th day OF May 1888 ~ IL O'Clock mon
by T. II. LUDLOW & co, AuctOnecra the following ue
scrbed premises said Judgment me ltODed and therein ne
scrbed follows viz All that ce'tan lot piece or parei
ground situate lying and being m titeouth tae hth
the city OF New York In the county auh stare vi
New YORK The therly side Of Beecker.st between
broadway the Bowery road being the same lot
March SS aud ded IN the Office OF the tess er w
and or tho County OF New York In lber % or
1872 sait o COmme ICING al Onl on to
distant 1--we hundred aid i"th
tytwo "a eleven inches Westerly from tho nOrtheasterY
Garner OF the road and Bleecker a. az being the
Of lot conveyed b the sad ste hen
Bfuc erhod JACOB T. aud John A. Bantng ~ OF u"en
March g. 1928: and running thence rY a0nk tue
noithery side OF Blceckerst twenty Two toet eleven
I'm he's 10 the grounds now or late OF David =
Jones. being the southwestery corner OF a small
HI. sad hon and being distant four hun
d and from the theastery corner
aud Bleeckrrst and running thence noihety
conveyed 10 the -hd
two feet the lands formerly OF the late samuel Zones DC
&c sed n being hundred and nttytree feet
lle Of said lots rom Roadway as
san Brine erho and running thence eaA ~ wh samuel
four and hall inchos 7" the corner
of mo lot before mentioned conveyed Ia he said jacob and
John A. Bunting: thence sOuthery and IN cOnlany "it .h
10 beginning being the premises cnVc1 Ell
10 Allen W DODGE nv TOhn n Warde by deed dated 20
vember recorded In the once Of Register OF the iy
and County of New YORK. In be OF Conveyancea O page
ZIP ALFRED l. AChEhii heieteo
JsTEWART a rs. Plaintiffs Attorney,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
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