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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-15
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Wheeler Martin, of Wllliamstoh'
is i'll the city.
Mr.. j. NJ. Barbee has gone to Asheville
| for a few days.
Hon r. A. Woodland is in the city on
legal business.
Dr.. and Mrs. X. T. Battle. Jr., have
returned to the city.
| Mrs. Alderman, of this city, went 10
Charlotte yesterday on visit.
Maj. J. w. Wilson left yesterday Tor
| New York to spend several days
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Boushall left yes
terday afternoon for Mount Airy.
Col. Fred Odds is attending the Tennes-
SEQ Centennial Exposition at Nashville
Miss Nettie Beckwith is visiting at the
home of Mrs. G. J. Hunter on North
Person street.
Superintendent John r. Smith is visit
ing the state farms in Halifax and
Northampton counties.
Mrs. G.. j. Hunter and child went to
Oxford yesterday to visit Mrs. Hunters
sister, Mrs. Hardaway.
Col. John w. Hinsdale has gone to
Elizabeth City where he is engaged as
counsel in an important case.
Prof. and Mrs. Weatherly and SON
0. ]. Carroll on Fayetteville street.
Miss johnson, one of the popular and
ACCOMPLISHED music instructors at Peace
Institute. has returned to resume her du-
ties.
Miss Mabel and Miss Ethel Hughes,
who have been visiting at the home of
DR.. A. w. Knox, returned to Newbern
yesterday.
10 10 -1n fa,, la ct
session at Peace Institute, and Miss Nc
liver were among the arrivals here yes
terday morning.
Miss Georgia Palmer, of Daysville,
Va, is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. f..
Sewers, on South BlOunt street, an Will
spend the winter here.
Mr.. III. Il. Bonitz, of Wilmington,
member of the building committee of the
"A. and NJ. College, is in the city ON bust
ness connected with the college.
Mrs Bette Swindell and Mr.. John
Williams left yesterday for Greenville,
\. C. Mr.. Williams has now recovered
from his recent illness, but he will spend
a few weeks in Pitt before resuming his
duties.
Miss Sadie NJ Mitchell, designer for
Sherwood, Higgs e. CO., millinery de-
partment, returned yesterday afternoon
from New York. Miss Mitchell has quite
a collection of novelties and pleasant
surprises for the ladies of Raleigh.
Miss Sadie Mitchell, the facinating and
accomplished lady who has charge of
the nlillinary department of the dry
goods store of Sherwood Higgs Il Co.,
has returned from Baltimore, where she
spent the summer, to the great delight
of her numerous admirers.
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LAID TO REST.

The funeral services over the remains
of the late Mrs. Rachel Dewey Wildes
were conducted in the Presbyterian
church yesterday afternoon at five o'clock
Many loving friends gathered to pay
the last tribute of respect to the re,
mains of this noble Christian woman
The services were conducted by the pas
tor, Rev. DR.. Eugene Daniel. The choir
sang "Asleep in Jesus" and "Jesus lover
of my SOUL" after which DR.. Daniel read
the 23rd Psalm and other passages OF
scripture and the service closed with
Rock Of Ages" The remains were laid
to rest in lakewood cemetery.
The pall-bearers were Messrs. A. M
McPheeters, ST., DR.. T. e. Crawford
w. G. Stronach, G.. III. Belvin, s. w
Whiting, J w Thompson, Charles Root
Jr., and Benz. Lacy.
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THE WEATHER TO-DAY.

For North Carolina: Partly cloudy
weather; cooler in the interior; VARIABLE
winds.
For Raleigh and Vicinity: Fair, con-
tinued warm.
Weather Conditions weather
conditions throughout the east continue
unchanged. The high barometer covers
the entire country east of the Mlsslss-
ippi river. The pressure is lowest in the
west, and of sufficient depth to cause
fresh southeasterly winds from the Miss
issippi westward Rain has occurred IN
the southwest, mainly over Kansas, Ok
lahoma and Texas, the largest amounts
falling in northern Texas. The weather
is cloudy at only few scattered points:
elsewhere clear and warm.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-15
MARRIED AT THE OPEN -

In the parlor of the State prison,
Monday evening Mr.. John Hood, the
foreman Of the machine shops there,
and Miss Bertha Hightower, the matron
in marriage. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. e. G. Glenn at $50 and
yesterday the happy couple left for Ashe-
willie to spend a few days.
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TOOTH OF TIME.

81 once knew a man whose hair
changed from black to white in single
night, because he lost his fortune.
"Well. knew girl who lost her for
tune and her hair changed from auburn
to red in less time than it takes to tell
it."-Detroit Journal.
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Mr.. II. A. OVERLY, a thrifty planter Of
Oral Oaks, Va, who graduated at the
Greensboro Keely early in '95, writes
President Osborn al follows:
II can never explain what it did for
me. am sure but for the Keely Treat
ment would not be living to-day. While
1 was not a constant drinker, 1 would
get on little sprees that would just leave
me alive. Then would probably 90 sew
eral months without a drop; but after 3
while the spell would come back on me.
Now I am in my third year since left
the Keely Institute, and l can truthfully
say that have never had desire for
drop Of liquor Of any kind, and nothing
could induce me to take drop. and l
don't have to use any will power at all;
I just don't want it, and never think OF
It that way. A&.
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NEW FALL GOODS
UNDER-BUY--U NDER-SELL.

We carried this motto out fully than we have this We
value
did and will be able offer lower matter how when
offer greater price concessions than house know of anywhere
all careful
can be
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Dress Goods.
MILLINERY.

We are progressive--no stand still here
biggest collection Is here for your choosing.
are II king to double last seasons business.
season.
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Hemp Carpeting.
Rugs.

Moauett, Smyrna, Jute, Velvet. &c, &c
new and pretty co1ors and styles.
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INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Africana-
Sherwood Higgs & Co.-Ronians.
Miss Maggie Reese-Fall Millinery.
Kelley Institute-What People Say
of 1t.
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8. w. BAKER,
Coal and Wood
PHONE ,4o.
FARMERS DIFFER
i'm OPINION-

Now is the best time to Sow Annual Clover
Seed. In the husk they are surer and better
crop than Cleaned Seed If ground is baked
between your Cotton on Corn rows. run over
very lightly with cultivator and sow broad
cast thirty of cleaned or sixty pounds of
seed in the husk.
The month of September is proper time to.
sow all grasses Small plots should be spadeG.
deep, and fields should be broken with two
horse ploughs, and thoroughly pulyerized
with disc and smoothing harrow.
We are giving this information from our
experience. We have seed to sell. We charge
only for them. We have now in stock Grim
son Glover Seed. cleaned and IN the musk:
Choice Red Cover Seed; best quality Orchard
Grass Seed: Blue Grass of finest qualit for
lawns etc.; Virginia Winter Rye; Virginia
Winter Oats.
There is no advance in field seed with the
exception of wheat. Will be glad to give
prices on anything you wish in seed line.
Nearly every thing in the grocery line has
advanced 25 to so per cent. We have been
compelled to advance price of Roller Cham
pion Flour" Our High Art Coffee" He
No Tea and "Clover Hill Butter are retaileds
at former prices, altt ouRh there has been
material advance in price of butter.
Canned Goods are very much higher. Will
make it to interest of persons buying in
large lots to give us call.
w. C.. STRONACH e. SONS.
Wholesale and Retail Grooers.
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MEKRlLls & f.OtEFS.
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
III broadway. New York City.
SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNT
III, NE,IN YORK Mary A. Melk0Ys

SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
OF NEW YORK.-Mary A. Wsis;
p,aintlY, against Lillian Julia Rollins o.
al. defendants. -Action NO. Two.
In pursuance Of judgment OF .orv
closure and sale. duly made and snterea
in the above entitled action. and bearing
date the 2lst day Of June. isS!. !, W.
undersigned the referee In SAID luosmsns
nsmeI. vii. sell at public asction' a. ~
Nrw York Real Estate salesroom' Na. ~
Broadway. in the city OF New York: on
Friday the l,th day OF September. 1897.
al II O'Clock noon OF that cay. py ~:
Phoenix Ingraham * Co., auctloneen' W
premises m said judgment mentioned IN"
therein described as fo.lows:s ~
All that certain plot u land. situate.
living and being in the Twenty-iourth
Ward of the City Of New YORK. ana ols-
tinguished as lots numbers TWO. tn,se.
Longing TO Mrs. Mary A. Walker. situate
at Morris Dock. Twenty-fourth war;
New York city made by Mattns," ,sss'
which said lots taken together are
bounded and described as follows: BE.
ginning AT point on the westerly sloe os
Sedgwick avenue. distant one hundreo sue
three and li-i0O feet northerly from inc
point where said westerly side OF SeoS-
wick avenue Is intersected by the nortn-
erly line OF .ards now or fo'nieriy "
longing to Fordham Norris; running tnence
westerly. at light angles 70 ElveI'Iew
terrace one hundred and ftty-three AUG
GI-lOO G53.6D feet TO a stone monumene
set at a point distant one hundred ana
twenty-five feet easter.y from ana a, r.sns
northerly. parallel with Giverview terrace
aforesaid. one hundred 200 feet; thence
easterly. at right angles 10 faii hiVer'le"
terrace. one hund. ed and thirty-two am
.D-lDv l32. 800 feet e. the westerly side OK
sedgwlck avenue: and thstce soutneliy,
along the said westerly side VI sedgwick
avenue. one hundred and one and li-iOo
GOLD feet to the point or place OF oe-
ginning. be said several dimensions mol
or less, together with the appurte1ances
'n p,,sd %ey York. Angus, 2s,h. 1897.
LAWRENCE GoDKIN:
MERRILL & ROGERS. Referee
Attorneys FOR PLAINTIFF.
III Br1a WAY. New York City.
The sale of the premises above describes
is hereby adjourned % Monday. me S.nn
dsy or septic uber. 1897. az the same hour
DATED New York. September i7th, 1891.
LAWRENCE GODkIN.
MERRILL & ROGERS. EetsFes'
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff.
-, I.s1adwav NV York City.
Tho sale %. tie premises above describes
,s hereby further adjourned To THURSDAY.
The TN DAY Of October. 1897. at the same
hour and pace. o-.,. 600,
LAWRENCE GODklN.
MERRILL & ROGERS. keferss'
Attorneys f1r Plaintiff.
III Broadway. New York CITY.
The SAFE u the premises above descrioed
is hereby further adjourned to Thursday
october 18th. 1891, at the same nouT ana
place. -., ,oo,
LAWRENCE GOpkiN.
MERRILL & ROGERS.
Attorreys for Plaintiff.
III Broadway. New York City.
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TRUSTEES SALES.

purpose o. paying said bonds as n said
deed .: tr';s' provided.
And whereas. the saih !. j. iiaseFmaa
has resigned End refused TO act as SAID
trustee unde- laid deed II trust. and the
Directors ~ TIE said The Austin Fun
Land aud Water Company have. az ~ SAD
DECD OF trust provided. requested 81 II. 9
l.unt. Judge If the Disiric; Court OF
The Judicial DISTRICT u which the Count;
OF III Paso constitutes part. The appoint.
iiagerman
And whereas. sad Lun, has duly ap-
rointed the underlined. +. II. Morley. a.
Successor In Trust To- tho said !. ]. Hage.-
man with all the powers. authorities and
duties In sail deed o! trust conveyed Upon
and vested m the SAID IiasNrmaa
=, Ard whereas. the legal .ders ~ more
than one-fourth a. OF said bonds nave. IN
writing. requested the .-.sned as
successor IN trust az aiOr"said. - sell me
above granted estate. property. rights and
franchises of the said company ior TIE
purpose o! paying the amount due upon
sai bonds. with interest as In SAID ceed
or trust provided.
Now therefore ny reason Of the prem
ises and by virtue OF the authority in
me vested under and bv virtue OF the
terms and conditions 81 said deed y trust.
J.. T. ". Morley. Successor in Trust "a
aforesaid. will on Monday. the first day
or November next ensuing. At the h"ur
,i Twelve clock noon. AZ TIE 'front.' bas,'
door o! the Court House en- NevAdH
avenue. In the city OF Colorado springs.
~ the County Of r. Paso and State ~
colorado. sell as an entirety. at panic
auction. all and singular the above 10
scrihed lands. premises. real estate prop,
er'v. rights md frarch ses. include an
ard any Of the said rights acquired w
sad tt" Austin r'uff Land and Wate-
company since the execution ~ said '""i
~ trust as sforesaid whether tn" sane
he water rights. privileges or dtcNss. ac-
oulrel IN. under or hy virtue 81 ito pr'-
chase 90 said real estate above-fesNr'N"f
o- as appurtenant thereto. or ln'erceis.
rights or privileges secured ~ tho said Tn
Austin Blur Land All Wat"r Company
through. under or Wy virtue ~ either ~
said contracts last nhove-'nan:ioncd. -
well as anv right acquitted bv said TIA
Austin BluT Lard and water Company IN
and to said zeal estate 50 purchased 80
such. ani NJ right. title. benefit and
equity q: redemption ~ the said The Aus
TIN HluT Land ard Wa'er Company. IL
successors and assigns IN. - and urc"r
IN" same. ard each - Their. for cash N
hand. for the purpose o. paving the
amount Of sn'a bonds and urnaii coupons
thereon. together with all costs. charges
FREDERICK ". MORLEY.
eurceeso- IN Trust.
Dated A. Colorado Servings. ri rae,
County. Colo-ndo. This 10th day OF Sep
for1her A n 1897
". r. sOr.wAy ard pPNORa = ARN1r.
ATTORNEYS FOR Successor ~ Trust.
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STORAGE NOTICE.

~~~o~N~S~>~<N~N~~@~ <~|~~0~~SN~~~
HOUSES. once. 300 West 34,h- st-lo
Adams Henry. Anderson, Hank; AtZn-i-
ger. August Babcock. Sarah a. BaheS'
Mary. Baldwin. Rose: Barker MIS-. W. =.
Barnes. Sarah. or George solomon as
sisnee; Blake, Mary: Boiies; Mrs; s.;
Bond. Mrs. r. D.; BoxwlIl. Mrs; cara.
Brady. John. e-tate OF. or Brady. JUDY II.
Butler. william. Campbell, Charles aIu
wife; Carroll q Adams. chiids. kUsseI'
Clark. Media: ClaVier. Mrs. COTnTeu :. NJ
Cuyas. Arturo; DAILY. Mrs. F.; DahHs'
Gertrude l.: Densow. Mrs. Helen Des-
mond. Nellie. DOull. Il. v: Doyle. j: u
Dubois. Mrs. ". Dunn. Mareare' Ellis
F: Evans. Fanny Finley. Mrs sarah;
Fisher. Mary. Fisher. Harry. ana wife'
Flanagan. J. E.. Fleetwood, Mrs. IL; fos-
ter. Mary; Fraser Manufacturing Company
Gsbaudan. Mrs. j. C.; Gale. Thomas CID
ley. Mrs. J. Y: Glover, May A. Graves,
Hattie: Green, Louisa. GIernan, Johh'
Grimm. Mrs: Hamblin, Mrs. {; A..
Hartford. Thomas; Hardy. Mrs var MsIg'
Halves. Arthur, and WIFI; he,cke'
Alice r.: Hn. Lucinda: Hines ME-.
Ellen; Hoffman. Mrs. T. "a. Hun.
NTs. i. g.. Hussey. Lena. Hutchlnss T.
=. and brother; Jackson. Helen; JaCHs9 o.,
Martha; jefferson. Lizzie; Jenkins. G.. r..
and wife, Johnson. Sarah; johnson, EDWIN
J.. Jones. Lille: Keifer. Mrs. Ella; Ken
ney. Mrs. Ann. KiiiOran. Ellen. and sister.
Lee. Kate: Lee Henry. and family; LILY -
more. Mrs +. w; Mccanna. Daniel;
Mcconnell. Annie; McCrorkeD. Frank;
Mcleod. Dr. :. Il. W, Maglnnes'
+. E.. and wife: Matthews. Ms. @. s..
Mitchell. James; Molyneux. w J. Moor''
c. L.; Moran. Louise: Murphy, Mary Ma
poleon. Virginia: Nelson. W. w.. MOTIFS
Mrs. L.: Oliver. Maigaiet; O'Rourke; Mar
-aret: Papendlck. Mrs. J., Pindle EdwaId'
Race. Mrs n. L.: Reedy. MIS-. H.: Reedy.
Mrs Mary: Reynolds. Jas; Re, noids.
Ryan. Mary j.; saltus. W; sammons MIS-.
Frances. Seymour. Lucius >. ana WIFE,
Sharkey. NJ: Sherlock, John; Simonsoh'
Mary: Spencer. Mary T. and Harvey, "
spicer. Mitchell: Staa~oode. NJ. p stew
ems. Mrs L. A.: Strauss. Edith. thompson
Wensey: Van Schaick. Mrs. =; Nerya,ih.
Chauncey. Waider. Mrs. Emma, Wells'
Henry g.: Warren. II. NJ. Webb. Mrs
James f.: MILFORD. Cornelia: Williams.
Henry w; Wilson. w. A; Wood, DeDoran.
Wynlan, Kate: You and each o. YOU are
hereby notified and required - pay on q
before Monday. November |, lS9'. the ~
rea!s or amounts due flcm you srNerdlty
for the storage OF goods deposited ~ you,
or IN your Names respectiIeis, III ~.
warehouses. and. in case Of your neglect
or default 10 make such paym"hts' nV,iI
IL hereby given that said goods VIII pt so',
., public auction and the proceeds SppnsI
20 the payment OF said storage am
expenses Of such sale. Said anctl0h WI.
take place st these warehouses $40 ees'
3:th-st.. New-YOIk CITY, on MonoaF ~
veIrber g. 1897. at 1920 4. NJ. ana VIII pc
continued each succe"oins MonnaF 81. :.
same time aLd place until the SAFE -
completed. -
New-York Septsrnier IL. 1897.
CUAs =. cORPiT. Mensgc-.
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CORNING. JANE R.-The People Of the
State Of New-York. by the grace Of God
free and independent. 10 Hanson X. Corn
Ing Christopher r. Corning. Sarah ID.
Galopin. Marsena Nelson Robert. Romeyn
Robert. Celestine Wells Shaw. Marguerite
d. Ga.opin. and 70 all persons interested
IN the estate Of Jane r. Corning. late OF
Geneva. switzerland. deceased NJ creditors:
legatees. next OF kin or otherwise. send.
greeting:
You and each OF you are hereby cited
and required personally 20 bs and appear
before our Surrogate ~ the CITY and
County OF New-York. az the surrognte's
Court OF said city and county. held al the
County Court House in the City OF New
York. on the 10Th day OF Nov ember. 1897.
al half-past ten o'clock in the forenoon Of
dicial settlement OF the accoun; ~ proceed
ings ~ Ephra!m Leonard Corning. as
executor Of the last will and testament
OF said deceased and such OF you as are
hereby cited az are under the age {.
twcnty-one years are required - appear ly
your guardian. ~ YOU have one. or. II YOU
have none to appear and apply for one 10
be appointed, or in the event Of YOUR neg
lect or failure 20 do 80. guardian Will
be appointed nv the Surrogate 20 represent
and act FOR you in the proceeding.
In testimony whereof. va have caused
the seal Of tho Surrogatc's Court OF the
said City ard County % New-York ~ he
hereunto arixed. Witness. Hon. Frank 7.
Fitzgerald, Surrogate ~ our sad
New-York. tho eth day 81 october.
q. 81 In the year OF our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety
J. FAIRFAX MLArGHLrN.
Clerk OF the surrosa'e's Court
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

,y>-o,o>~~>~>~S~~~~ ~>>~~~~~~~~~N<E
SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
or NEW YORK.-Mary A.. Walker;
p;aintiif. against Lillian Juia Rollins ~
al. desendants.-Actiol No. one.
In pursuance Of Judgment OF toreSS
closure and sale. duly made ana entereo
In the above entitled action ana oea' ~
cate the 2lsf day Of June. 1897. H. W.
named. vii. sell at public auction. AZ w
New York Real Estate Sllesroom. NO. III
broadway in the city OF New YORK: ID
Friday. the I7th day Of September. isy.'
Phoenix Ingraham " Co.. auctioneers tnS
premises in SAID judgment mentioned ano
therein described ~ follows:
Al! that certain piece or parcel OF iAbos
situate, lying and being in the Twenty
fourth Ward ~ the. city OF New tolK'
bounded and described as follows: begin-
ming al a stone monument IN the westerly
side or lire Of se1gwicS avenue, distsnt
In lac measured along the westerly SIDE
OF SedgwlcN avenue eight hundred ana
nineteen and $500 'Si9.5J) feet n0rtner.y
from the clraer formed by the intersec-
ton Of said westerly SIDE OF Sesgwic6
avenue with the easierly side OF an ave-
nue. now called Riverview Terrace. FORM
cry called Heath avenue. running tnencs
ncrtaerly forty-fve degrees west one num-
bred and nfty-three and 61-lOO uo3.oD
feet 70 a stone monument. which monu-
ment is distant one hundred and twenty
FIVE feet from Eiveryiew Terrace thence
On line parallel tor neariy sol w.n
Riyerviev Terrace, west forty i've degrees
south one hundred ana slxty-nve ana
T.. loo ,iGiisi feet 10 land now or late OF
Fordham Morris; thence n an easterIy q
rect.on. along land now or ate OF rord-
ham Morris one hundred ard s'-hty-seven
and o. 100 Is..9JB feet 10 point on tns
westerly side Of Seigwick avenue ara
thence in northerly direction. along tne
westerly side O; Seagwck avenue, one
hundred and three and is-Io0 uO3 40 feet
Ia the point or place OF beginning, 10
gether VITA the appuiienances thereto "
longing. 49,, ,.o,
LAWRENCE GODklN.
Referee.
MERRILL. & ROGERS,
Attorneys for P.1intin.
Ill Broadway. New York CITY.
The sale Of the premises above described
is hereby adjourned 10 Monday. the 2Ifh
day 81 september. 1897. at the same hour
patei New York. September 18th, 1877.
LAWRENCE GoDKIN.
Referee.
MERRILL 6 ROGERS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
III Broadway. New York City.
The sale Of the premises above describes
Is hereby further adjourned To Tnureday.
the 18th day OF October 1897, at the sauss
Dated New York. September 9th, 1897.
Referee.
MERRILL & ROGERS.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Ill Broadway. New YORK Cty'
The sale ~ the premises above descnoe0
is hereby further adjourned 10 Thursdeys
October 18th, 1897. at the same nour ~
place . ,oo,
Dated New York. October It'll. 1891.
LAWRENCE GODklN.
Referee.
MERRILL & ROGERS.
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
III Broadway. New York City.
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Plaintiffs Attorney.
81 Nassau street. Ne1 York.

18TH STREET. SUPREME CUSny'
cry AND COUNTY OF NEW fOnnP
Lewis Norris Plaintiff. against Tnomss d
Kelly and others, defendants.
In pursuance Of a judgment OF tosC
closure and sale made and entered IN tns
above sntitled action and dated ths mr.
tenth dav OF May In the year one thoo-
sand eight hundred and ninety-six, i. tne
mriersigred. the referee named IN the sa1
Judgment. III sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, by Richard V. Harnett Il
90 auctioneers. at the New York Reas
Estate Salesroom, No. Ill Broadway.
/, The city OF New York. on the eighteentn
dav If October, In the year ore thousano
sIc,, hundred and ninety-seveu, =!
tw7eiye O'CLOCK noon OF that day. the lana
ana premises in said Judgment mentioneo
and therein described as follows. TO wlt:
All that certain lot. piece or parcet ..
land. situate. lying and being IN the wv
OF New York and bounded ana oesctioso
as follows, viz. Beginning AZ a poIns ..
the southerly side OF one nuna ns
thirty sixth Street distant westerly tners
on about three hundred ana nity Iee' It'll"
the Westerly side OF Lenox Avenue. run
ring thence southerly ana part OF inc
distance through a party wall 70 tne cen
along the same forty-nine feet SIX incheA
thence northeriy to the said scutherly SIDE
OF One hundred and th:riy-sixth street.
and thence eastcrly along the same forty.
nine feet six inches TO the point or place
OF beginning.
Dated New York September %. 1907.
JOSEPH 7. BERRY. Referee.
W. II. FL:TNER. PTS. Atty. IS Wall
st. y. Y.
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CARPET CLEANING

CARPETS CLEANED BY STEAM. BY
HAND on on the floor. CAREFUL CAR
PET CLEANING CO.. l.55s Broadway. 4ol
20 423 East 4sth-st. COE & BRANDT,
Prorrietors Telephone l323sth.
FREDERICK ACKERMANS Steam Car
pet Cleaning Works. 1873 West 32d-st.
Established 1867. Telephone call. I.139
esth-st.
BRUSH CARPET CLEANING. 3ss-3e4
Lexinston-ave.-IIgra Brussels; eta
vsrd Taytage free rc,. zcc RAJ. R'kIvn.