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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-06
sHERIFFs SALEM cHANcERy OF NEW

sHERIFFs SALEM cI4ANcERY OF NEW
Jersey.
Between Louise Rehberger. complainant. and
Philippine Fepdtner and husband. Defendants.
II * For sale Of mortgaged premises
Returnable October term, 1896.
COiiiBs & G0rbin, Solicitors.
BY virtue OF he above stated writ, to ma
directed and delivered. I shall sell 81 public
vendue, at Real Estate saiesroon. No. % Mont
gomery street. Jersey City, en-
THURSDAY, the sixth day Of August. A. 2.
at two O'Clock in the afternoon. all the fol-
lowing described land and premises. with the
appuTtenanees, being the same described in
said writ. that is TO say
All those two certain lots, tracts or parcels
Of land and premises hereinafter particularly
described, siteate- lying and being IN the
City Of jersey Nifty. in the County 81 Hudson
and state Of New Jersey, being designated
as lots numbered one d ana two %. ID block
and eolored yellow on a certain map on file in
the Office of the Register Of the County 81
Hudson. showing the partition Of land at
Pavonia in said Jersey City, among the
heirs of John b. Coles. deceased, and said lots
taken togsther being bounded and described
as follows. viz
section Of the line forming the westerly side~of
Division tformeFly Patersonl street with the
line forming the s~outhsrly side o. Seventh
street; thence running s~euSserly along the said
westerly line Of Division street fifty go feet.
thence westerly ana parallel with Seventh
street enc hundred GOO feet thence northeriy
and parallel with Division street fifty 55A3 feet
to the line forming the soatherly side Of
Seventh street; thence running eaSterly along
the said seutherIy side Of Seventh street one
hundred ue0 feet 20 the point or place of
beginning.
Being the same premises conveyed to the
sad PhiAipfna Eeudtuer By Carl Raisch by
Book Al Of Deeds Tor Hudson County, on page
Dated June 20. 1885.
$3.50. W Sheriff.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-06
Notice Of Applications for Licenses.

XtA-AIAkMM HKA her @rr4-+f@ ~ +AA TTA7Ftf re-
$780, . 5EIe$ $ttf py tne tytt9Nt ~
Sss-s1f ~. LtSS-AF
T5,+ Htap4s @-fA aao httsfea
III fA teas4"tA& A@3HN4 PISCES
My
Eo1fiers.
Z = beslnssr ~ Laidlaw avenue resi-
ns..c- ~ i.azuiaN avenue
tfeiusf x Co, "a RAltsade avenue. resi-
Eharl. III south street; residence,
= 0g95n street
raS5S SS,A Seas'entnenn 70 Congress streeti
Naes MllHss "a Webster avenue; resi-
eshee' II WEBSTER avenue
HANS a,,a Tavarnx
Lester ". Gilbert, ls2S communipaw ave-
ME; residence. 1iz5 r3nmunipaw avenue.
Fl = Messhutt 4 son, 30 Montgomery
r. II. Reed. Il Exchange place: residence.
II Exchange place.
james +. Mckee. So and Vs. GARFIELD ave-
nue.; residence. 500 ana 9s4 Garfield avenue.
Sylvester Conk1in, rs Hcboken avenue; resi-
oenees rs Hoboken avenue.
wha,a.a.a n
Aosase Aseaaer
Mariana Cassidy. 5s Newark avenue: resi-
dencc. 1856 Vest 1dth straef Navv york CIV
Restaurants.
r4paq w4pn
s15s0L AND
dstnlel iseaays s9y HENDERSON street, resi-
eense, 10 Second street,
5enn y. Eailans 81 hudson street; residence.
% 1aaason street
Sosepn a aarpiy, ~ Warren street; resi-
~ " eraha street
SaafaeS 13arIaef, lep montgomery street; resi-
aenee, 1o Montgomery street
S, 5o1 sEs saaHsnasi. y Essex street residences,
lose Sanen. iso Steupen street, residence,
lty 1esstpsn street
il A9rsm Sehsr. 80 Warren street; residence
e ssaaSs3 street..
Fer isfssas sa Washington street resi-
aenee s9s washington street.
as Shafle 80 .5s;qa1 | Provost street; resi-
aense. zo ruin street.
Aneneny zanaNficlas 1s6 Steuben street; resi-
usnes iAe steuhen street.
va Maanlas Malone. rs MONTGOMERY street.
feslnehees a GTegory street.
a. haezergis, 33s Henderson street; resi-
uease, SOP Hehaensen street
as 20 ] a rangaagen % Morris street. resi-
eenee, - MOTIFS street
asnes +, fsvnaasks. ~ Morris street, resi-
uenses ~ A9fFls street
asnne 1esA $500 = leo s1epoen street, resi-
as1ee, io Stenpen street.
emanuel Gross. sS Henderson street; resi-
asle~, r. f5enassson street,
residence; w Arlington avenue.
AteWis flsener, 10 NeWark avenue, resi-
asnee, 9S Fasonia avenue,
on W. w. laasasg, ags '5Feene street; residence,
lamoertAs Muller 66 Hudson street; resi-
eehes' V Tucson street.
1s ly N : 800, 100 warren street residence,
LOUIS Arnheafer- 40 Montgomery street; resi-
etles, % sussex street
ds TFank ,a I; a esssss, 2s4 Washington street. resi-
Anna kau. i01 Hudson street: residence,
M hudson street
M max Laeal, ~ Norris street residence, Ito
MOTIFS street.
TX sfs,,bsn ssrsat z seeNosh street. fesidence,
rs siarg :. sa5zslbbon. 4ts Henderson street:
resIaeneet aae henderson street.
Henry F. Rah1fS IL E~eoart- ,a-s
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-06
A GALA DAY ON THE SHORE.
An Interesting Programme of sports
at Corn N nj

SATURDAY was a Gala day for the resi-
go Fraat go 80 s+ora-
keepers reaped a rich harvest An old
salt. who had spent his life in the neigh
Dorhood OF communipaW avenue said sSnal
such a crowd was never there before.
There were several attractions, but the
Miles Morris, 81 the C-onnsnunipaW House.
which consisted Of yacht races. Tub races.
The mali event was SIT the Saeht race. and
a large entry was made IN each class.
three inns. rnalline : ISsiasse Of nfne
miles. The whole eoAee could be seen
yacht races a are as foi [ss :"
oaan SLAss std
open cat tDoats uh2 rep ieet.
Name. q Isl corr Tims
Eureka.ss-. ..,h: I 1fa.... I. l:2o:S0o
rrAsr y - .
6,nsn s,x,ffs 5a Sesl
SSach. :. - HAiS 1890. l:assd2
80 = 4ss4.V9
CLASS M 8.
aM sssp = sSi' Fray ], ana I'd. E% saa aRRsS. l:sl:s
NsIiiy i. +. Van iWTiinaksiS rs Ss:as
Willie b ........ NJ. Bradley -. lsSS.eS
Toe I'm ,aca causad lots ~ arShasmssSs
SO 9.nsets mara 11antis,sj sSESe alsi1e
was - war nlS H. H Msls ~ a;bd NE bsa egens
rie mates IL na15la wFth EranL HPsr rs Ss1maso'
was second and Thon3as Ma r. fly
The swimf1inr raca brassht cut ali M ~
I I2sa1 an sEssks' rank aaa / Brs Tss el I wel YG RasW e
LEGAL swimmer took the lead at the start
s.Al neia y t9 WftiitI q lSW yards OF the
h hnis Nan Mh ZEN ne sn5 1ei rd pacs ana was passed
nise!s FdSe petWeen tnese Two TO the
Inish- connors was ne strongest and
E py lMo leJl. Iohmor used the
American breast stroke; Bren1an finished
1nifui
an AZ Iowa slAyea TOT the reWa-A
Pavilion.
Hobart. Thomas Maher, MIX WAVE 1alasr
and George Weeks. The residents Of the
shore front Were loud in their praises Of
~ 'loifis ior 'he- aags enloynaenr
baseball Games.
The Myrtles PLAYED the Ma,-lons sat,,r-
s sax aqd b wqp sft e. b E ss s.ys sx $50 s. con 81
IT, which enabled Them n win ~ y oo oes ~, u
Score
M Ms : y 7 S-1a9
pa44 ~, = [42
M Bsgnes 4Fi-l ana Tnomas; Ryan and
~rors-Myrtle, 5; Marion. s
q game That resulted in close scoring
aA0 ~ ~ va piaFSd OA tllet Jtf-7
sey avenue grounds between the Biz,
yards and Unions IN which the latter were
ffoze cut IN the last inning, and the Biz
Blizzard q > III
Jnion II. O o 3 : 4 Z 10
nS44 yx,,si
ba5lerles-W ana 4 Nechcls
asa aFars: ils-bszz~Tas II Dnions,- Y.
ErrGrs-btizzards, 81 JnlonS. 4
The strong oaks OF this city met a bed
$500 Saturaay " tfl<if game on the
Iehpfat ground WIFI tae Alefts OF Brook-
llyn. Ing rs stars solved the curves OF the
home pitcner n the first inning. and drove.
the Eaii all oyer the field. scoring a large
number OF hits. The Oaks We're not so
fortunate. The score
Alert. >. 1890. 9 4 G 3 i 1 2-19
Oaks...- ...... 8 Oh 0 O. 2 / Iii
Base nffs-AIert. q. Oaks. II. F,rrors-
49, .. ~, t.rsa~ nanttnn -
So R1a s 2 (. S5s III 2 . ~ l1lD,0Wi gnu
e5 III 1 - ass 81 r,; II 4 3v H asz
! late later Fac p!ase satnrds ! HE sf home team n
EEE+
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-06

Obeutus-
Putfing is-fn shot as . $50 ia
Run'ng high jump .77s 500 .48S
Half mile walk Disqualified. ia ZIG
Throwing 16-pound
Po de'' vault rs .sss ,@s
120-yard hurdle $40 400 =
Throwing 56-pound
Run'g broad jump .SA AS .ss5
One mile run.....s sos .695 .555
Totals $50 si55 299s
RESULTS OF OTHER CONTESTS.
100 yard run thandicapg. final heat
Won by NJ. F. Halpin. New York Al. G.
g yards}; = e. Inderwood New West
ting. Brooklyn q yards, third. Won by
5 feet. ] foot between second and third.
Time, 10 Is sec.
90 yard run aoyiee-Won By g. ".
Onderdonk, New West Side A. c., second:
G. 7 Myers, Elizabeth, third. Time,
22o yard run-Final heat-won by G. j.
William Cohen, New Jersey A. 6. Is
YARDS. second, NJ. 2, Halpin, New York
A.. {. q yards. third. Time, % Is sec.
One mile bicycle race fhandicapJ-Won
hy George seitz dlo YARDS. A. w, Jersey
City John Jasper l00 yds.). A. w., Bay
onne. second and w. II. Ferris leo
yards, G. W. Jersey City, third. Time,
2 mir. 20 sec.
40 yard run 6hanaicap)-won by w.
CREAMS. New West Side a.. C. (35 yards9.
G.. w. Vpecsand. New Manhattan A. a.
~ YARDS. second. and n. r. Pen~dergast.
New Jersey A. G. go YARDS. third. Time.
so rs sec.
Throwing 1f-pound hammer-Won by
r.. S. Mitchell f~unattached). 135 feet 4
inches; Charles Chadwick. Yale. second.
126 feet 8 inches.
$50 yard run fhandicap)-won by ". r.
Laing, Princeton College rs yards). w.
e. Lucas, Twenty-third street Y. NJ. G.
a. $40 YARDS, second. and Charles w.
Reese, T~wenty-third Street Y. NJ. c. Al.
t5 YARDS. third. Time. 2 min. Is sec.
go yard hurdle race lhandfcan)-Won
by F. G. Martin. New Manhattan a.. G.
6 5sards); A. w. Smith, vigiIant a. a.
Is YARDS, second and q. G.. Winship.
N. IA. G IS YARDS, third. Time, g s-5
seconds. Fl. D. Bannister. C. Chambers
and w. Fl. McManus also ran.
One mile run (handicapl-Won by Lane
Cooper, Ringers College f5 yards): +.
=. Burke, New Jersey "A. g. dis yards.
second. and =. H5srtherg, New Jersey
As. G. (scratch). third. Time, 4 min.
n rs sec.
Two mile bicycle race fhandicap)-Won
yards; E. q. Fisher. Clio wheelmen GOO
yards second; Henry Waller, Jersey
Csty 100 yards9, third. Time, s min.
n 70 sec. w J. Roome, Fred Miller and
John Jasper also ran.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-06
s~TfERIFEz6 NonIcEs.


HHHtFFa sALE-fN c~HASclIzY oF NEw
ntep John a. lsaaee complained. aaa
Ar4 Company q a. de-
- e Fer safe of nserszax-o premises.
ltf,Af ttN-t4 lr1--. 1
frark " NcDersnott. S0iioirar.
~ virtue n tae above slated writ. 10 me
eess,se sso ael,rsFsa ! saell sell b. paelle
NqN'sonef2 street. Jersey CITY. on
THURSDAY. the. twenty-third dav Of Jrlv.
A. D. 1885.
at two o'clock IN the afternoon, All the fol-
lo~lnS described lard and premises. with the
apppftenanesz. being TIE same described in
said writ. that Is 10 say
The undivided south half Of all that certain
tract q land and premises, situate, lying and
County OF Hudson and State Of New Jersey,
lying on the west side Of the rad which
leads from the Town Of Bergen 70, Com
nsunipaw- Beginning on the west side n
said road. at It's Intersection with a certain
avenue called Hudson avenue. which runs
nearly east and west, and intersec1s in tbs
rear q the premises hereby conveyed Hud-
son avenue (which runs north and SOUTH:
thence along the west side Of said road north
forty-seFen degrees east. tnirty-seven feet;
thence north 49rty degrees east. tiirty-nfne
fest; thence north thirty-six degrees and tnir-
" minutes east, forty~four feet; thence north
thirty-aye degrees east. forty feet and six
inches; thence north thirty degrees and ts,irty
minutes east. seventy-four feet and six inches.
all said courses along said road thence narth
sixty degrees west, two hundred and
niaety-seven feet to Hudson avenue fyvh5rh
runs aorth and south as ~afsresain: thence
south seven degrees and thirty minates cas-.
a.2ng Hudson avenue Aforesaid cunning north
anhSs9utD two hundred and afty-nine fest TO
HudsoA avenue which runs east and Eesf
thence Mouth forty-eEght degrees ana thirfy
minutes t<st. one hundred and sixteen feet
to the plAts OF Beginning. ContaininE one
acre and tsaf fH1ndredths, more OF Legs being
the same ~Prehre conveyed this 9s sNel-
Ter Storm and zfisla s.. his wifs>
Sparks, and Mary Ne his VIII
Godfrey, this mortgaE~aavfng
part payment Of the consideration money
mentioned therein.
Dated June 1s. 1896.
JOHN ]. ToFFET.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-06
sHERIFFvs sALE-M cHANcERY oF NEsg

sHERlFFvs SALEM cHANcERY OF NEW
Jerses-
Between Alfred Heritage ct al. EXECUTORS,
etc. eosnplainants, and Andrew Cole ct ny,
at al. defendants.
e. IA. For sale Of mortgaged premises
Refurnabie October term, 1856.
james A. Gordon. solicitor
BY virtue OF the above stated writ, TO ne
directed and delivered. I shall sell by public
%yeudaie, al Real Estate salesreon. No. IS
Montgomery street. Jersey City, on
THURSDAY, the thirtieth day Of July. A. D..
at two o'clock in the afternoon, all the fellow
ing described land and premises. With the APP
performances, being the same described in said
writ. that is to say
All those three certain lots or parcels OF
iand and premises situate. lying and being
~ the Sixxespth nGth} Ward now IN SIKH
Aldernsnie District Of ~Jersey-Clty. Hudson
County, STATE 0f New jersey, and when Is
known and designated as lots number twenty
six twenty-saven and twenty-eight f2s. 2 and
~. on a map made by L 3. & .. p. culver,
City Engineers and Surveyors. entitled Map
OF property at West Bergen, only twenty min-
utes from New York. duly filed in the Office
Of the Clerk Of Hudson County.
Dated June q. 1888.
$50. hS loss shsrir.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-06

Queen Victoria is very superstitious.
And one Of her little freaks is to wear
three rings which she has never removed
her wedding ring. a little enamel ring
with a small diamond centre, which the
Prince Consort gave her when she was
only Is years old, and her engagement
ring, which is in the form of a serpent
Of emeralds. She wears, also a bracelet.
from which is suspended many little lock-
cts.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-06
sweet peas have been quite a la mode

Of late years-a revival Of grand
mothers favouite posy, and have been
much grown in the garden through the
summer months. but it remained for
a woman amateur florist to raise them in
her~wjndow boxes in the winter. She
has twines ranged up the panes, along
which the bright little flowers SO wan
derlng, til they make a screen Of sweet
not even, TO any extent, in most hot
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-06

In an editorial in the July Ladies'
:Home Journal Edward W. Box discusses
Wren We Are in the Country" a text
isr employs 70 show how far we are de-
parting from the purpose residents Of cit
res asea TO have in going to the country
during The summer time. Formerly going
nlo me eoatltTy meant an escape from
essy eonF~enti9aalities a living close to
Nature, IN the pune air and bright sum
agnt. a change Of scenes, CT interests,
md OF p~astineg: absolute freedom from
he tyranny Of fashion. Mr. Box contends
nat IBIS has been entirely changed, and
HE benefits 81 fhe simmer outings have
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-06

Mrs. Oliphant, the novelist, has recently
removed to a picturesauely situated resi-
dence overlooking Wimbledon Common.
1t is called "The Hermitage" and is it
self anything but picturesque, with its
bold, yellowish brick outlines; but every
window sill has been frightened with
flowers. and the. passer-by forgets to be
critical if. through happy chance, Mrs.
Cliphant's face is recognized at the bay
window Of the drawing room. There is
a quaint garden at the side of the house,
in which an abundance of old fashioned
flowers are growing.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-06
CORPORATION NOTICE

pated Jersey city. July 2. lsgI
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-06
CORPORATION NOTICE

City Clerks ONCE, Jersey city. July l.
1896.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-25
HELP WANTED.


WANTED, a COLLECTOR WITH EX-
perience. Do not apply for the place un-
less you have experience. Apply TO
Rhodes q Walker. lS7 Broughton street.
WANTED, TWO BOYS TO DISTRIB-
ute circulars. Apply 10 Broughton street.
WANTED. LIVE. ENERGETIC BUILD
ing and loan solicitors TO travel and or
ganiZe local branches. and sell stock Tor
this association. ONLY experienced men
need apply, Liberal aud satisfactory con
tracts VIII he made with the right parties
Address with references. the Columbian
Building and Loan Association. Richmond
Va.
WANTED. statesmen; ENERGETIC
men TO sell goods by sample at home or
travel; easy seller; staple goods; liberal
salary or good commission. Address =.
.. Box 1lO3. New York City.
AGENTS TO SELL THE ONLY SELF
working skirt supporter for shirt waists
and belt; no safety pins; neat, dainty, ele-
CANT; big profits. S. J. & w. .. Simmons,
Boston, Mass.
$50 TO $50 PAID Statesmen FOR CT
CARS; experience unnecessary; extra in
ducements to customers. Bishop & Kline,
st. Louis Mo.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-25
LEGAL SALES,
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CHATHAM SHERIFFS SALE.


UNDER and by virtue of a mortgage
fl. IA. issued out of Chatham superior
court in favor of Henry r. Jackson VS..
Robert G. Norton, l have this day levied
upon the following described property OF
the defendant, to wit:
All the western half Of all that certain
tract or parcel of land and premises sit
uate, lying and being in the recently ex-
tended limits of the city of Savannah,
known as the whole of lot number three
CD and eleven QD feet of the westerly
vision made between Charles II. Dorset
ana John o. Smith on oct. 5. 1886. of
the eastern portion of lot number ten Q0)
or the original subdivision of Farm, lot
number tve 90, Holland tything, Percival
ward, said two pieces OF land being con-
tiguous and as one body bounded on the
north by Anderson street, on the west
by other portions Of said original subdi-
vision OF lot number ten (lO), formerly
owned by David r. Dillon and afterwards
by Ehrlich, on the south by lot number
four (D of the Dorsett-Smith subdivision,
aud on the east by the remaining pof-
tion of said lot number two C2) and having
a front on Anderson street Of (46) forty
six feet with depth running south from
said street one hundred 600 feet.
Also all that certain lot of land situate
and being In the extended limits of the
city of Savannah, in said county Of Chat
ham and state of Georgia, being a por-
ton of lot number eighty-fiVe (S5) having
front of fifty (50) feet on premises Of
s. G. Thompson, running back eastward
merly belonging to George w. Waters
one hundred 600 feet and bounded on the
other two sides by lands of Z. w. Mel
drim and Rosa l.. Douglass.
Also that certain other lot or parcel
of land situate in said city of Savannah,
known in the plan of G. j. Hulls subdi-
vision as lot number four (D OF lots
thirteen Q3, fourteen OD and twenty (20.
Elliott ward, as will appear by reference
to the county records of said county, book
3V's, folio 46S. said lot being on the south
east corner of Waldburg and West Broad
streets and measuring sixty 600 feet seven
"a inches on Waldburg street, and thirty
800 feet on West Broad street
Also that certain other lot of land In
the extended limits of the city of Sa-
vannah, being the northeastern portion
of lot number eighty-five (S5) having a
frontage of fifty 600 feet on the Ogeechee
road and running westwardly two hun
bred (200) feet and bounded north by lot
number eighty-four $50, east by the Ogee-
chez road and south and west by the re-
naming portion of lot number eighty-five
85).
And will offer the said above describ-
ed parcels or tracts of land and premises
of the defendant, Robert G.. Norton, for
sale at public cutlery before the court
house door of Chatham county in the city
of Savannah for sale on the first Tues
day In March, 1896, 1t being the third
day of said month, during the legal hours
of SALE to satisfy said mortgage Fl. ia.
Terms cash, purchasers paying for titles.
JOHN T. ROMAN,
Sheriff g. Co.. Ca.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-25
cHATHAM sHERTFF,s SALE.

UNDER and by virtue of a judgment fl.
IA issued out of Chatham superior court
in favor of Eddie and Florrie Lillienthal
by guardian, etc, VS.. Solomon Krouskofr,
/ have this day levied upon the following
described property of the defendant, Solo
mon Krouskoff, to-wit: All of his right,
title. Interest, and estate in and to those
tracts or parcels of land lying and being
in the city of Savannah, county of Chat
designated upon the map or plan of said
city as numbers forty-four (44 and forty
five (45), in Duncan ward, and further
known upon plat of subdivision of that
posed of lots numbered forty-one (4l) to
fifty (5O), both inclusive, bounded north by
south by Eighth street, and west by Bur-
roughs street, made by r.. ID. Thomas,
civil engineer for the Title Guarantee ana
Loan Company of Savannah in June
having a front of thirty 900 feet on Sew
enth street, with rectangular depth of
one hundred and fifteen Ci15) feet, and as
one body, bounded on the north by Sew
enth street on the south by a lane, on
the east by lot letter +, and on the west
by Burroughss street, s sag interest Re- being
by deed made by Pauline Cohen on Dec.
III 1889, and by said Solomon Krouskofr
to Eddie and Florrie Lilnenthal by deed
dated Jan. IA, 1892, conveying to them ali
the interest so conveyed by Pauline Cohen
to said Solomon Krouskon, under an
agreement LoT I fltde Ton1g Dy the Title
nah to her dated June %. 1889, upon which
property there was due and owing to said
Title Guarantee and Loan Company on
Ian. IA, 1892, the sum of about nine hum
dred (900) and eighty 900 dollars.
And also one share of the capital stock
of the Robinson Steam Printing Com
pany of the par value Of one hundred dol
lars.
And I will offer the said above de-
scribed property of the defendant Solo
mon Krouskoff, for sale at public cutlery
before the court house door of Chatham
f dpsr tuesday in March, isss u be ine
the third day of said month, during the
legal hours Of sale, TO satisfy said 1udg-
ment fl. IA Terms cash. Purchasers
JOHN r. ROMAN,
Sheriff, c. co. Ca
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

tice is hereby given that have made an
plication to the court of ordinary for
Chatham county, for leave to sell ali that
certain lot of land, or building lot. near
to the southern border of the city of Sa-
vannah, in the county and state Aforesaid
known as lot number thirty-nine C39) OF
lot number eight 90 of the original SUBJ
division of farm lots T. s, and 10. TYR
connell tything, Derby ward; said lot
lS9) IS situated on the northwest corner of
South avenue and Abercorn street, to-
gether with all improvements thereon. be-
longing to estate of Jane H Semken' de-
ceased, for the payment of debts and dis
granted at March term, 1896, Of said court
unless objections are filed thereto.
GEORGE SEMKEN.
Administrator Estate Jane Fl. Semken,
Deceased.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
r.. II. TATENr, Auctioneer.

Under and by virtue OF the 20 yer vested in me
BY appointment as trustee under deed from
Edward Walsh TO =. A. Wilson. dated August
%. 1898, and recorded In Chatham County
Records Book OF Mortgages 20. page 500
and by said Wilson transferred TO Elizabeth
Ratz on June sth. 1924. which transfer Is re-
corded In said Book OF Mortgages ~ 500.
Will sell at public outcry, In Savannah, Ca,
before the court house OF Chatham county
on the FIRST TUESDAY. being the 80 day
OF March, 1896. between the legal hours OF
sale:
All those two certain lots OF land situate,
lying and being in the city OF Savannah lex
tended limits), county and state aforesaid. and
known on the map or plan OF said city as lots
numbers (55l hfty-hve and 1861 fifty six,
Springfield plantation, bounded on the north
by lot number ffty-four t5D, on the east by a
ditch on the south by lot number fifty seven
90. and on the west by Styles avenue said
lois being held under a perpetual lease from
the mayor and aldermen OF the city OF Savan-
nah. subject 10 all annual ground rent OF
Sl0852.
Terms cash; purchaser paying for title.
j. +. CANN, Trustee.