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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-06-27
THERE WAS an UPEOAR.
when Premier Giolitti Told the Deputies
bout the E;uH nciaf Situation

Rome, June 24.-The chamber of dcpu-
ties was set Ill an uprOar today by Il long
statement from Premier Gioiitti concerning.
the necessity OF reforming the bank laws.
The financial situation, said the premier,
hats become critical and unless wholesome
remedial laws were passed at once, the
whole country WAS likely 10 be shaken by
q financial panic. The bank law advocated
by the governmel% was necessary to save
the cOuntrys credit. If it should rot be
PASSED, the cabinet will resign.
The premier's statement had provoked
increasing disorder on 'hc left, as he pro
ceedcd. His threat of resignation was
greeted with jeers and dcrisiye laughter from
the radicals. Twice when he tried to re-
sumo his speech. the radicals laughed him
down. Eventually he turned. shook his
fist defantiy at the radicals and shouted
above the in:
You scotfers. You are ignorant of the
Significance of the word genilemenr'
\ dozen radicals were on their feet n
once, calling Glolitti "coWard'' liar"
and "Slandercr." For several minutes all
business was suspended. As the chamber
became more orderly, Sgnor Gavolitti NOV
ed an adjournment.
Gioliti, who had remained Standing
throughout the demonstration, replied that
he would rot accept the motion
The vote on the motion resulted in 2 de-
cision for the government. The debate
was then resumed on the bank law.
The Cholera Report.
London, June IT 'hOlcra reports from Nee
On SHOW that from June 9th 10 June 10Th there
We're ei&ht hundred and thirty deaths from
ST. Petersburg Hume 22.-Cholera is de.
creasing rapidly throughout Russia In Bear
bara. POdiia, kurska and Orel only an occas-
ional death and a few fresh cases are no,v re,
nOrtpG
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-06-27

eEr5-C a friend IN need is a friend indeed. If
L,ais!EBs1 you want a regulator that never Fails,
adGreSsTHC WOMEN's MED. HOME, Buffalo. n. Y.
Name This paper. noy22-W52t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
THE INTERNATIONAL MISSIONARY UNION

Clifton springs. y. y. June II tSpcciai).-TIe
International Missionary Union adjourned today lis
tenth annual meeting Officers were elected Tor
the coming year follows: President. the Rev Dr.
7. TRACEY: vice-presdens. the Rev. Drs cyrus
Hamey. ;. l.. Baldwin. VI. II. BiAby. George Doug
las and J. X. Wight; secretary, the Rev W. H..
Eeden: associate secretary Mrs. Thayer: treasurer.
the Rev. DIR. James Nudge; executive committee. the
other officers, and the Rev. DR.. J. 4. Davis. h. Is.
Hume. =. W. Cushing. 7. p. Petite. F. ID. Ibinney.
Mrs. Bclden and Mrs. White. A denunciaiion Of
the opium and liquor traffic, and the licensing Of
vice In the English Army in India was Joined In by
all the British members OF the union well as
some Of the Americans. and resolutions were adopted
to be sent TO Queen Victoria.
II Is the custom Of the union TO have near the
end Of the annual meeting farewell meeting for
the missionaries present who Will return 10 their
fields OF labor within the next year. OF the thirty
eight present nj this meeting tn" most were seated
the platform in the evening and listened to thu
Rev. DR.. Douglas. Of the West Indies bid them god
speed. DR.. Douglas is blind and requires the aid
Of garments Of steel in order that he may stand.
The union will meet again on the second Wednesday
I'm June. 1894. al Clifton springs, which has be
come It's permanent home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

After the great activity OF Tuesday mar
ket yesterday sackcned of and the bulk OF the property
advertised either Withdrawn adjourned.
At the Trinity Saesroom Bryan L. Kennedy sold 10,
Seton Wlssnann No. 7l9 ST. NchOlas.ave, . 4.story
dwelling a lot 19xlOo. 1t brought sa3 600 from John
y. Donnell.
W. W. Fogg offered under partition, two.story
frame dwellings and lots Courtaudta,e in tie Twenty
third Ward One-hundrd and sixty second-st. The
corner sold to Timothy Donovan for 1850. and
joining lot to Ellen o. Mlcs for $1,000 The lots
2sx about 100 A two.story and basement dwelling in
secodt Third.aye., standing
on a lot 26.37xlOO sold to T.. sass for q, 100.
At the Liberty Street Exchange the twenty ots
advertised by X V. Harnett Co. in Onehundred and.
thiry-eghth, Onehundred thirty ninth Onehun.
Or dandorty fifth sts. Grand boulevard and Amsterdam
ave, were withdrawn the bulk having sold pri.
\ae sale The sale OF fix lots Bladhurstaye. also
Adjourned until June rs.
Ihe following private sales reported: William L.
Bull OF the four'story brownstone dwelling 2sx65A9s
No. 81 East Thirtyeighthst. Mr.. Bull purchased this
house from eXayor William r. last April for 800.
co., an 1t is said the sale rsy made 000.
Thomas L. Reynolds has sold Mrs. Eliza J. Hayes
threcstoy brick and Stone front dwelling No. 306 West
One.hundred theenths 1t Is Ij.SX55xlOO and the
Builder {. Ii. Lindsey has sold to Mr.. Giender the
two f9ustoy redstone and brick front dwellings Nos.
hey each 20 feet mont BY 50 aud so 100
in the same section Of the city Builders Giblin &
Taylor so 10 torge H. Studvell No 1873 West Eight
it., iouf;s"y Drownstone 'front.' dwelling II feet BY -
and buffers pantry extension, by 100 The price
BUILDER Bernard Hayanagh also consumnated a good
ots 10 let by 100 On the MOI tn side Of and
blackburn gives in exchange the h>eory nat and store.
-G.i by 9j l00oo lot. at the northeast corner
In the Of Harlem property Brokers saber Smith
;9d for Iisnry, f. st.yes 70 Bernard lsesk No $ls
Hat. p by 10. lot lOo for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
THE NATAHOE RESUMES HER TOYAGE.
MFR. CARRoLLs YACHT SAILS FROM BOTTOM FOR
HER TRANS ATL>NTIC VOYAGE.

Boston, June 81 l>pccian-At half past l. 0 cocn
to-day Mr.. CAROLS cirhly-ive-foot yacht NhVahoe
left The wharf the Atlantic Works. Where she mas
Ircn living. and resumed her Interrupted voyage ir
English waters. where She /, 10 compete Tor glory
and cups with the Hicrs Of the United Kingdom.
II might have been expected That Boston yach'siheh
would have given her some kind Of a "Send-ol' on
this trip or al least appeared 10 wish MI carroll
good voyage and dscontinuancc OF the cvh i'r'uh'
which has pursued him. but nothing OF IN" Mnh "c-
CURED. \ few Of his personal friends w'T" on manu-
and accompanied him down the harbor 10 come back
on the tug, but that all. Although quite crow"
was collected on the end OF the wharf to soc her co.
no one chcered or even waved hat, and 20 FAR ~
any patriotic enthusiasm went the Navahoe might
have been going for an afternoon run up the c"a'''
The wharf at the Atlantic Works busy scene
this morning. The worhmen OF the company were
stn al work on the Navahoc's decks, fitting chochS
10 the hfc-boat and large tender. which had been
injured in the collision. The white duckclothed crew
were hard at work getting stores aboard and mum
Der Of spectators stood the end Of the wharf look
ing on. The hcncoOpS. containing number OF
hghlyexciled chickens and ducks went aboard; then
the supply OF coal for the galley. Twelve O'CLOCK
came and still the workmen sawed and hammered ana
Uttered the deck with shavings and sawdn,t II oohcu
AS II the boat would not get under way for some
time but. presently Mr.. Carroll came down the
wharf, and his presence seemed to expedite matters
somewhat for the decks were soon cleared up. ana
the waterpipe taken aboard for the MING
OF the water-tanks From the amount Of
water taken aboard. Ncw-lork yacht'mon
must drink that fluid much more extensively thah
fnoso Of this vicinity The two tanks were filed the
six large breakers which slowed in the hfeboat
and all the cooks AMI buckets. while the crew
took a drink all round TO be prepared for emergencies
The instant that the last WAS filled Mr. Carroll
turned to the captain and said, Cast off, The crew
sprang TO their work, the lines were rapidly cast
off, and in tow Of the tug Peter b. Bradley with TIE
private signal Of the huttcring AT the top
mast head the Navahoe started again on her long
VOYAGE across the Atlantic Mrs. Carroll, who had |
remained below while the yacht lay at the wharf,
came on deck she swung out into the stream. and
in company with the rest Of the passenger stood look
ing back ut the wharf. The yacht swung slowly |
round TIL her head pointed down the harbor the ting
steamed ahead with the line, and the voyage WAS |
begun. The Yacht looks well. No signs OF her dis !
asier are visible, except the new stack and the fresh
paint over the bowpatcs. She proceeded under I Nv
until ont side Of Boston Light. when the tug left her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
CHANrE or TINE

flI ANtrE or IlMf.
On and an - June -. ,
Train. leave foot az 3tIli->t. EAST KINtH Tor
GRfENPOEr EIVEEHE>p. $50 \ NJ. Il 20 sstgr
dit~ Only 30, shelter Island .Npi'S t"h p"'l'
:. % .,, T. " sunday a. !. NJ - -.
A. Il,EHOR tie II AMPTON>. : 20 \. VI. az 80
S,tfrI,t. ONLY. = 80 IIamItlu~' Express Train lIo'
100 70 T. NJ. sunday. Q o. \. VI.
rNTCIIo,rF & 10. X 20 10 80 4 NJ. ~ 30 S1tur,
dp,- only . 20 S,tur ia,- oiiy 3 90 90 DO o'|o
T. Il >undtv-. . 90 =, NJ. II 81 T. NJ.
ENPYIDN d 10. 80 : 20 10 % y. NJ, ~ \ ~
S,I- i,,. op,y. , 20 70. 20 80 y % 80. so
f. " n cl night rc-day- and >atWfiys only sun
'la,. 10 1900 \. VI. = - . 90 : ., J. " ,..rl,.
''l ,if;r TrfriIs-ON NORIHpOKr HUNTINGDON.
corn SPRING. p 30 4. VI. 10 80 \. VI No thort
,ni,' 4 80 saturday ONLY. $50. %. y ~ J. NJ
sunday. 800 o 30 \. N. Nortip'rt only, a NJ,
1YSri'i; RAY GIEN COVE SEA CLIFF Eo>LYN.
a., ., &c. - 4. NJ ~ 20 SATURDAY only. . %
- 20 .o 20. 50. 50 u 90 night We saws
anI .Ififft.- only. SUNDAYS. 20. - 30 a NJ. d 20
T,E GETAWAY BRANCH TO FAR RoCKAwAY.
o. II \ " - 81 30 . %. - no nlcht sun
dan ~ 3 80. 20. 80. 70. 90. $50. . so.
IINiENE ANp FAR RoCK,wAY. $40 : %.
@ % II 30 s. II - - SATURDAYS onlrl 20, 3 20.
= 81 . .D - 30. 30 - T. NJ sundays. %.
10 ,o s VI. 70 zoo 4. 80. > 30 -. 20 : o.
c,EpjN CITY ,nd nrNPSrrAD. 9 "a. 80 10 %
- 81, Ii..I-f..a orl... 49, 20. -. -. . -.
8. on r.It ~u.a,. 90. - :. NJ. 30. 3 80.
IoNKnNKpNN BHENrwoOD 20 \. ". 20
saturday oulv. 20. -. % l.. NJ. sunday 90
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
DISPOSITION or ~coryTy cUTLDBEy,

Bath. " y, June 21-This mornings session Of the
State supcrnendcns Of the Poor largely taken up
by a paper County Children read by Mrs G.
Il. Lowell OF Ncw-York. Of the state Aid Ch1rifv
Association. and the discussion following. She said
that the number OF dependent cliliIen In tho state
had Increased 100 per since 1873. She stronrl~
Endorsed the action Of Erie and Richmond counties In
farming out or ndcninring the county chllircn. >hc
advocated the abolition Of chidrens asvlums or some
radical changes in their management
In the afternoon tn supervisors visited the Pleasant
Valley wine cellars and Lake Kcuka. rhl, evening
en- entertainment aud reception was given M the
Davenport orphan Asylum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
EENERIL OF ENTUER M.HENNA

-. AIMS Church, at NO. liz East Twclfth.st ..
was filled yesterday morning with the friends Of
Father Charles i. McKenua. who was drowned last
Thursday. solemn nigh mass was celebrated by
the Rev. Father Hayes, Of II. Gabyc'S deacon. the
Rev. Father Patrick R0mcync of II. AIMS; sub
deacon, the Rev. lnthcr Jos0ph Murphy Of the
Church Of Our Lady Of Mercy. Charles 4. Watson
master Of c"remoliei. In The sanctuary were
Father, Brindy. MOyOn and kil"hcr OF =. Peters
Keen and Mcdonald. Of -. James,; Farley aud
Hayes. OF Il. Gabrers; Edwards Kelly and Brenln,
Of the lmmarulatc Conception Crcnmons of Epph-
sny. and Mulay, OF ~. Eapaael's.
The body OF woman thought TO be Mr.. Margaret
Birch. who crowned with Father McKcaua. was
found Yesterday IN the North River opposite Two
hundred and - Xih ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
WAGING WAR on THE U'HISKEY TRC ST.

Chicago. June ~ (>pecah.-The Gi tilcrS who ar
waCine such relentless warfare on the Whskcy
Trust are In session al P Ola. only the opposition
disers and their attorneys admitted to the
ference. The quo warTanio case Of the Attorney
General furnish almost The sole topic Of considera-
ton. and 1t has been decided a,>, that official in
every way possible. For this purpose a statement
has been formulated II deals with The company
from the datc Of II, formation a, trust In l-o7.
No can bc found who will icll what the statement
contains ihtT than Ia" assertion that the evidence
submitted viii prove valuable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
PlROCHTiL SCHOOLS WITHIN TIE LAW

Boston. june 2l-The supreme Court today handed
down decision that sending a chI to a parochia!
school IS a sufficient compliance with he statutes
where the child T. Instructed IN the bia"chcs required
by law. even IL the school is not approved by the
school committee OF the town city where the
schOO! l. situated. This j. IN, finding Of tho full
bench in the Of the against Frank Roberts,
G Fiicburc who was complained Of for ncglcciing
his eleven year-oi child to attend any public
school In that city. Roberts cCntended thai he hII
the girl 20 Il private school whore Size had re-,
csivcd tho ipSiruc ions male necessary Wy law The
school parOrhlal school.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Avenue A, corner Of llth-st, 20x75.6; Emily
Beaver 70 ]. kenclly Observation-Disclosures.
17th-,t No H., West; \ T. Prcs,ingcr, referee,
To 1hcoGOre Kilian and another. .................
7sth-,t, No l2j West same - same. .....-......
iith-st. No $50 West; James Carlow and wife
to ID G.
S0th-st. = >. 20 II W OF Columbus-ayc, l00XlO22
ID ,r Watts and wife Ia James Carlew ..........
Gith-st, = 200 IL OF Amstel d0maye, 2JNl005
ttcO &c Lawrence and wife to jacob Mc>sner..
G7th->t. s :, D. II e OF lOth.ave, 2jXlO0.5
,'eoIgc Lawrence and wife 70 Mary f
stafford
LeNingtOn.ave II G corner OF 73d.st, 3ixlO22
Peter Lav.lic and wife 10 Michael J MahOney
G3dst, :, 100 10 " Of 1st-ave, 25XlO0.5 Giuseppe
Malia and wife TO John Sloane and aiOther....
l33d-st. Nos. . and - West; Charles Ken
dali a d wlic. - Henry Spies ..-..-.-...-
3i-aNc, 2j.j II Of lOSth-st, 25Xl00;
John ID kar,t, Jr., and WIFE 10 JACOB IL
w >thcner -.
l1jth.st. y :. 2s7.6 IT . Of 4th.ave ls.9NlOo.l0;
Alic. McAtamiry 81 al. e. EIzd McAtamnt7.
123i->t, n - 81 Il " Of LcnOX-ayc, Is 9Xl0Oll
Robert NOOK and wifi 10 Francis Markham
H'hry Spies and wife L. Chsrl ; Koniall..
3daye :. - IL OF Rose-st, 20XSs, - 4
w Der to Ferdinand Hecht. ...............
foN-st. " :, 223 70 81 1O1lh->t, e5NlO0; James
W HAYES AID wife 10 Mitchell S.iyerstciD....
Unon.aVe. = - 10 n OF Dennan Place, 20cX
lp6 Chail's Grillon 20 Marie Grillcn .........
Part Pier ). North River; Il w tarskadfon and
wife to PER- sylyania Railroad CO..............
Same property PtInsylvania Railroad Co TO
w Car klddDn ......... .................. poe.
Forsythst. No IS Isaac Fry 10 Joseph Blau..
Avenue A. corner lIth,t. 2VxIj.o; Bernard
Timey, iefcree, to Euliy Beaver. ........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
Az INSURANCE AGENT MISSING.

Camden, n. j., June 81 (special)-Albert F. Brown
has left the town suddenly, and Sheriff West Is
searcbing for him. Brown was the agent for n
number OF insurance companies and the trustee OF
the estate OF Isaiah stone. On Friday night the
Orphans Court cited him to appear and render I'M
account OF his trusteeshp which was nearly n year
overdue. The summons WAS disobeycd. and an at
tachment for contempt issued. but Trown was
not 10 be found. Freedom c. Lippincott has been
appointed trustee In HIS place. Browns defalcations
are reported 10 be large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
0cI(l)crs.


A MEXICAN NND FOREIGN IIAtulI;S' AGENCY
"A supp rs Professor Icl,h'r- Tutors GoNerncs,c,,
ac. I, colleges. schools ana Families. 20
Mrs. VI. j. hptNG-fULION. ~ Union Sdunre
A ,ENtY MIRIAM COYHGERE supple, tlt.r, pf,.
- f'~fof,. achcfe, ttrno,-c- dtllt-
u'ii> ft-nnm"nd~ s-hpo- a. parents. 100 fut.atc,
Book Building cor .cth--t.
lNlHi-II SloNl. yale. private tutor: long ~.
-N''fii h tutoring 10y Tor 'olire.
-unonai- from w'll-known patrons. 5G 5th.a,c y Y
~ =. EDCCAIIONAL BUREAU. 81 East otl.st
v. y Tea hers and positions furnished.
recommended. II. =. KELLOGG. Manager.
u INVITE TUITION During the summer months bv
rAiFrtn'd tliuf successful ~ preparing pupils
IeSe. Can or ad1r"s- HERMAN DH.>LLE. r.. i9h-,;.
fNrIoE.- Nac eiaiuai. of high scholarship and
IA ~Iu "Ni~fionrr i-ii' position private tutor
Adde'S H.. Bon H. Tiitun' Once
~ IOF-loung gentleman. college graduate, with cN
Prch,." ~ tlrhl1s desires sumner tutoring. Al.
dress H. VI. EVERETT. Dover j..
NotN', ENGLISH LADY. EDUCATED IL FRANCE.
j cNIs ricnrcd teacher dr-ifrs appontmcrt
family; fluent French; advanced English subjects music
nrtMtng, Lain German excellent references. Addrc,.
TUTOR. Tflbinc onicr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
I 7 PNIik TT M.
Planting Attorney. Bath. S'eutcu Co.. Y. Y.
NNE Kindred AND FORTY SIXTH

1NE ~ NI,hf'' NJ. y" ,.'a 80
\ McNril administrators the good cha't- lni credits
- Ernest Mcneil. deceased paintf. a-ain't Agnes
Walsh q al. defendants, Notice q sale"
In pur-uanc, 81 Iudcmoit Of fore losurc aud NE
duly made and entcr,d ~ the a'9W "ua'd a'u
tearing dat hc tw'ih d' - Jung iS'' l. inc
VIII >r At public aurtl.n. ~ the Newly k'li t,i''
Fx,haul,. >ac~room No. III Boadu ~. IN M -
is92 At II o'clock noon hv james l.. VOLS. art9nrcr
tn land. and rioun-'. On said judgment mentioned ana
Therein described Il, i,owr: ,
al that certain lot pie o. parcel ~ land together
with The lulldinc and improvements thor on .lec,'d
situate lying and being in tn Twentythlrt N,rd II
tho city Z Nowlok formerly III" Iown Of M9rr','Hia
The lot known aud designated Nv t1e nnii"r thlr "
M,e 80 on niGch @rm'n t"r"'' az oPoN an Ncn
YORK Town ~ Morii-aniI Wc,t,hc,ter County. aud
Stat ~ N,w-NoiN date Norri~ir'1. JuN ~ l. -
made by Il. H'nWopi SURVEYOR ana h'd IN t- One "'
the Re- cr u the County o. W,st he.or 40 Whit Rain
bounded and described A. hoW> ~: lr@in,ins ~
a point the -ouih"ry side 81 on" liundi ana f"rt.
'ry from the oolnor formed y q" Intersection o' On"
,'.;"rlY tide 81 WILL avenue win ~" SOU ray ,lu,
down said map ~ Sect IA, and J. n N"-ti NV,
York or distant nncty-nnr go. feet eight ana on half
lNel inches ca,t.rly IRON The corner formed by w'
intersection Of castrrlv lid" e VIII aN'lue, -
said avenue BOW established bv Law. with ne
>ouhcIv side II one lIuldrd and / It, -,lNth QtMn
street runnn, thence >nu'hrriy and parallel with Willis
the block running th', '1~irlN along thr nli c'hF
line ~ the block. and parallel Win one Hundred ana
ming thence northcrly ana parallel with Mills az nue..
hundred llOcl feet the >outh"r.N sif' of ON"
Hundred and FortvsiNh Oijthl st"t running tcn',
westerly along Sprthrrly I'D" IL one Hundred ana
Fory.>iNth q Gf street twenty five go fct % the
point and plic, b. einniu-.
WM. c. HOLBRook
HARRY OVEhuNGToN. Ecfr"e.
Attorney for Plaintin, . .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
Excursion Tickets. 80 Cents.
Eesll Notices.
HOWARD STREET.-Supreme Cou

HOWARD STREET supreme Court City
i i id ,ouutv 81 Ncw-Y orkt haIcs W 'iillet TX.
,cutnr O, Trustee nicr the La will aud te,tamcnt
OF Hiram C. Mckay, deceased. plaintiff against Charlotte
Achay and others, defendants
In pursuance Of Jutsprn. OF foreclosure and sale
duy rade and endci,h IN me Ioy'e e ' h ana
signed n. rcfcree therein named viii sell at public
auction At the NcNl ORR Real Estate ENchanee -ale>
rooms No. III Brosdwsy in the cry Of New, YorS on
noon on mat d., hy william / Kennedy. su' oneer. the
morixagcd premises mentioned in the sad Judgment and
therein de.' rIh,d ~ folloN-
Al that certain lot pic'- or parcel 81 land tosether
store thereon erected situate lying
being on the norhey sidc Of and known A. number
Howard street. htS"en Elm and centre streets
In the Fourteenth Ward ~ the city Of Sew YORK bougied
and described follows. TO W.T. commencing AZ point
ON the nortncrv II Howard street. about twenty
nye feet f2j ,lN nch., 3D. ca>tery from The eastry
side OF Elm street running thonce northerN and parallel
WIN Elm street hundred aud eleven feet lll, and
eight inches thence eascrly and parallel With Howard
stree, twrnt, five f2i. eight inches thence
,outhcrly and nearly parallel with Centre street one
hund ed feet an AMI three inches 3 n the
nortn-rly -ide - HowaI -tr', and thence we>t'y along
the norhrry side Of Howard street twenty feet I'D
and II inches e. ~ tho point or nltc" Of beginning
l. DW ARD HA>SFTr. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
CrRRO ;ATrs COrNT-County OF Stcubcn.

- IRRO ;ATE'S COT ltT-COunty OF Steubcn
~ In the matter OF thu sooi> chati.> md credits ~
Thomas drrci~ d. lat of Addison. Scuhen county.
Y j. hereby given to all creditors OF Thomas
Paxton. late ~ Addison. -trrDcn COUNTY y Y. who
died civ Of NrM-lork Oh the l~t day ~ NAV.
lSa3 nf.-tif,d. that Edward {. Paxton Thomas Henry
Paxton T. Paxton. "Nt of kin 10 said intestlte
the ISSUING Of lc c> oi administration
Edward G. Paxton ard 1hona, lIcnrv Paxton Of Add
n T. ulon Giving bond ~ the penalty Il less than
goo and exceed ag tWic" hr amount Of the claims
OF the creditors against the csaf" of Thomas PAXTON.
drcca ,rd presented the Surogr.r pursuant 10
notice thar such rcfson> intending 10 aupy for letters
Of >tiition under section 2d67 of the Code of
CiVu Po .luIe prov .nc fOr llpitcd bond. and all
creditor, laid ceased h. reh' npth'd
~ ~ the County Of = cub"n.
az hi, ofcc In the VILLAGE of Bath. y. or before
Iulv ls tlt date letters of admins.
ira ion will be- issued to Edward C. ldNtoh and Thomas
Henry Paxton Ming bond 81 not loss Than - 600 aud
the cunt 81 the ,aB> OF the or ditors
prr-ent,d pursuant a. this notice.
In testimony VII rrof have caused The seal OF the
onro Of H.. aid Surrogae TO be h"r"unfo amin d.
H.. - WIir,sS VI l:unscV Miller SurgO-at" Of said
County tn ,illIgc - Path In said County.
Goth dar OF M"v 1903.
NJ ErMSEY MILLER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
NJ ErNSEY MILLER.
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w ,utcrlor Court & the CITY 81 New orkJohn J.
Ic rlalntr a.an-t Patrick Liniy, dcc1iint.-Notict
Of SAL. 49,,
duly AIDE and entered IN the alN" entitled tnu hluF
date the dav NJ May. -"f . tn" undcr'icne1 ~ .
rf.r,, IN salt Judgment mont on"d VIII sell at pNlhc
auction a the New YORK Real l.-a'c l:Nchmc' lies
room No. III Broadway, the fv ana county ~ New
Y"rk IN 10Th dav 81 July 1893. - o'clock noon
aid mentioned and therein d'cril I'd follows
lvnr and being In Twcnr'-thrt W1r Of the 'tv Of
New York Uiin Town Of M'hrlsania County u West
chester and New. NortN h"ng part of the lot
known and by the number TIRE" huntr and
thlrty..N i.3l 81 MAP ~ Fast Morr>ln'l made
~ Anirrw Finday surveyor dated West heNc or'Oher
iS5 and now HE In the onc' of the Register oi the
ouutv o Wcst,rccr. The prem iS'> hci ~ conveyed
icing bounded AMI d".crii a follows. W.. BE- inning
nj a ropL on northery side ~ Wrstchc-tcr RliToli
street d aut crlv ninety 800 feet from IN" north
westerly corner ~ I-agc avenue AMI Wcsi'hrstcr Rail
road .trcrt: ard running thence westerly. a'ong tho
side -lt TWENTY-FIVE (3pl feet thclcr
roithcrlv pa'nei said Pa~-a avenue. hundred
md thirty I31 Trrr''c place: thence rastcrlv
along tho snuthrrv side sail T'I" t,"" nftV go
feet: thence s"uth"iv. and parallel with IA s1ge
avenue, -i>tv-nNc fNJl feet theme" wr>te w. md parallel
with snld Wr~rbr,te" Ri rn' street twenty Ave t2j)
feet; thence -out"r'v aud iaric with Pt-slgc ayelr
sINty.nNc $50 the norlrr I'D. Of Wcstch.ise
Railrold street. to- point place of beginning.
Dated New. YO'k. June lOfh. lsa0
HAIRY OVERINGTON, Referee.
Attorney To- Pltintn.
2,10O Third avenue. NJ Y. City.