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New York Morning journal
The PROCESSION II csle1fAsisn u NE
arss Atlantic esbas hAa ioHks s;iihos ,bsen
s 3 Il: 4. " ftashasr p.se.ps.. spd A.
ter II course = ordinary telegraph lines;
but it thak tiihe New York had never be-
fore seen 20 splendid show IN the
streets. The CITY was 20 crowded with
sight seers that the people slept in arm
chairs at the hotels, Of camped out in the
parks. The military parade, the civil
societies, swellsd the large lines che
trades union sent tsbleank On
wheels representing ,ssSiodl ArtisAnis q
work: Then, handing III an open
barbt6hS and bowling to the right and
left in response to CHEERS Of The crowd
came the hero Of the Eceaslon, CYRUS
w. Field tell, nervouslookinc Gentle.
NAH, with light browa inair and beard.
Roman aose, bluish-grey eyes, and
the sanguine face Of . born Yankee.
As he was then, 20 Mr.. Field Il now
. tribe stouter. peEhsfA md WIN 4
tinge Of silyerapdnS hiA Aabarn. hait.
The .yelarA since This 9greAt triumph. have
TOUCHED Nth lightly, :. 80,
u A born Yankee Nj. Field,oertainly is.
He first ,Psy. the light ct Stockbridge,
,Masa. e., Oh October 80, 1910. He was
the youngest son Of . New England
Clergyman, who subsequently removed
to Haddam, Conn. His brother, David
Dudley, was given . collegiate education;
instead Of classical education Cyrus
received 425 in cash and his fathers
blessing. With these treasures and . fair
knowledge " reading. writing and
arithmetic, he was sent to New York
aid obtained situation - cash boy
in A. T. Stewards store, at the liberal
salary Of q . week. For three years
young Cyrus worked and starved IN
the employ Of the dry goods mil.
NonAirs, and thsn q better and bright.
er life Was opened 70 him u travelling
Conn. Even in Btewart's establishment
gyrut made his marx by his energy and
ability, and when he went away the
clerks clubed together and present:
ed him with diamond pin and fare:
we'll supper: A. T: Stewart gave hiM
pcthing, Strangely enough Mr.. Field
has lived to, see the name Of A. T.
Stewart as thoroughly painted out as il
that millionaire had never lived.
Comforted BY one good supper and
adorned with his presentation pin, Cy.
- L.. u H.
ing paper with such zeal that in two
years he had mastered the business.
He then formed q copartnership in this
city. His venture was unsuccessful.
and in . few months he was bankrupt.
The blow was . heavy one, he had been
recently married, and had lost every
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Eegal Notltes.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.
TIE GERMAN SAVINGS BANK IN TIE
CITY OF NEwYORK Actio, No 1
against " "
CHARLES VAN FLKET and Others.
CHARLES van FLEET and Others.

In pursuance judgment OF foreclosure and sale made
and entered herein 18th day OF May 1854, l. the
undersigned referee in s1.t udent named Tl sell NJ
public auction Ut the Exchange SaesroOms No III Broad
way City Of NewYoIk the 9th day Of June 1854,
O'Clock by John T. Boyd, auctoneer tho following
described promises:
All that certain lot piece parcel OF land situate lying and
being southery o. Fifty ninth street. between tho
Eighth and Ninth Avenues 10 She Twenty second Ward OF no
city OF NewYor with all improvement, thereon bounded
and described follows, TO Wit: Commencing at point on
said southosy side Of Fifty street which distant tyo
900 feet easory frn the formed by
the intersection OF tie oastery line Of Ninth Avenue with the
said side OF Fifty Strtet thence sOutbeIy
aud psrse with Ninth dycnre enc hundred eei and i've
inchcs inches 10 the centre line OF the block
thence eastery and said centre line twenty nine feet
20 feet thence northery aud parallel With the Ninth Ave
nue. partly through party wall hundred feet and
five nches TO thO SAID souery side Fy.nnth Street
and Westerly along sad Eoutery side Of Fynnth
Street feet 20 co - the point OF place OF
ming. EDWARD N. BURGHARD, Referee.
b. KAUFMAN, PlG's Atty,
No. Boekman.st. New. York CITY.
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT.
Action NO2.
THE GERMAN SAVINGS BANK IN Tue
CITY or NEw.YOaK
against

CHARLES VAs FLEET and others
In Of Judgment Of foreclosure ard sale made and
entered herein the 18th day OF MAY 1884 under.
signed referee In said Judgment nomed viii sell at public
ton, at tho Exchange SalesToOna No Ill
city Of NerYork the 18th day 1854 o. l2 o'clock
Premises
All that certain lot piece parcel land situate lying and
being the southcry aide Of Fifty ninth
Ehhh and Ninth avenues Ia tho Twentyseeond Ward OF
the City Of New York with all improvements thereon
ed and described az follows to Wit Commencing at point
on the said s0uthery side OF Fifty ninth street which "a
tant tw0hundr nine feet $3.50 fee ea.erly
from the formed by tho intersection OF tho easerly
ninth street thence soqthery and parallel with Ninth
avenue hn partly through party wall hundred
hve inches 100 feet lnches TO the contre OF the block
thence easieTy and along said line twenty leo
t2o feet, thence northery and parallel with tho Ninth
avenue and partly hIongh party wall onohnndred and
i've inches 400 feet ncbosl ~ the tad souherly side
Fifty ninth street and thence westerly along said SOuthe
side Of Fftynnth street twenty feet 20 eet the
point or place Of beginning.
o. KAUFMAN, EDWARD N. nuROHARD
Plaintiffs Attorney, Keferee
Qeeknan-ak
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Eeaal Notifies.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.
THE GERMAN SAVINGS BANK
in the City OF Now York LAC

In Of ,o,sclO'qe and sale made ana
signed referee 10 Judgment named VIII sell At public AUG
nsn the EEohsnxe sses Rooms ~ BrOadTsy n the
noon by John T. BOYD auc.oneer the following do;
sep0ea premises All hat certain II, lot pSe .ds Of
ninth street between the Eighth and Ninth avenues the
twenty second Ward OF the City Of New York. with all I'M
provsmonts thereon bounded aud dOsorbed TO VIZ
Commencing ats pom on said s9nsrS moo ., t, "a
feet eater from the corner formed By tho intersection OF
osstery line Of avenue with the ad southety ne
Of Fifty street thence southery and parallel with MIN
avenue partly through party wall hundred feet
and Ave inches DO feet Inches the line Of the
block thence essery asd along said centre limo nineteen
avenue and partly through party wall one hundred ee and
100 feet inches 10 the said southery sido OF
street and thence westerly along said southery
side Fifty street nneeep feet 10 feet 70 the point
place OF beginning EDWARD M BO h1hAh
4. KAUFMAN, 49,. hoioroo'
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.
THE GERMAN SAVINGS BANK IN THB |
CITY OF NETWORK !
Action No. 4.

I AofIon Ma A
Against
CHARLES WAY FLEET and others.
In pursuance Of Judgment Of foreclosure and sale
made and herein the 18TH day OF May 1894,
l. undersigned referee In sala Judgment named VIII
sell AZ public auction the Exchange saesro0ms 80 III
Broadway the City OF NewYork the 9Th day 81 June,
1ssi 70 O'Clock by John T. Boyd auctoDee the fol
lowing described premises
All that certain lot piece parcel Of land situate. lying
being souhery sde Of Fifty ninth street. between
Eighth and Ninth avenues in the w,nty second Ward OF
bounded and described follows TO w commencing al
pOut on said sOutery aide OF ninth street which Is
distant two hundred end seventy feet eatery from the
formed y tho Of the saster line OF sinh
avenue with the FOnthery side OF Fifty ninth street
fhenre sonhery and parallel with Ninth and partly
through party wall hundred feet and I'VE inches 600
line OF the block thence eastory
and along cee nineteen feet thence northery and
W Ninth and partly through aparty
wall one hundred feet and hve inches to the said southery
side Fifty ninth street and thence westerly ana along SAD
sonthery sine ninth street nineteen feet 10 the POM
place OF beginning. EDWARD M BIZ IIGHAtD,
= KAUFMSEN plaintiffs Atty, Referee.
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT.
TIE GERMAN SAVINGS BANK
in the city OF New York
against
GuAnI Eg WV ~ EEI and nthera.

in pursance OF Judgment OF foreclosure and sale made
and herein tho 18th day OF Nay 1854 the under
signed referee in named viii eel az pubic auction
All the EXCHANGE Ill Broadway In tho city
of on the 5TH DAY JUNE 1884, at y o'clock
noon by John T. Boyd auconeeT, the following described
prems- All that certain lot piece q psrce OF land situate
living and being tho soubery side OF Fiftyninths. be-
tween the Eighth and Ninth ayes, IN the Twenty second
ward Of the city New York, with all improvements
tarcon bounded and described follows wit Commence
lax a. 20 NJ on said southerly side Of Fifty ninths
which Is distant hundred and ninety feet eastelly
from formed by the IN section of the estsy line
III side of fNtynlnthst;
thence soufherly and parallel with Ninhave, partly
through party wall hundred feet and five inches 10 the
line the eastery and along said centre
line twentynne eet thence northery and parallel with The
Nuthave and partly through party wall one hundred feet
and Ave inches 70 the souteIy Of Fifty ninhsi
and thence westerly ong SAID sOuery side OF Fntyninth
st. twenty feet to tho point place OF beginning.
:. KAUFMANN, EDWARD VI. 81 EGHARD,
pm. Attorney 10 City Referee.
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WALTER L. MCCOBKLE, secretary
THE FORTY-s TCOND STREET MANHATTANVILLE
AND ST NICHOLAs AVENUE RAILWAY COMPANY.

THE FoRTY-sT cOND STREET. MANHATTANVILLE
AND ST NICHOLAS AVENUE RAILWAY COMPANY.
NEw-YoRK. May u. 1884
To the Common Council OF the city Of Network
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