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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-04-15

Washington, April 8. - The senate
heard MI. Morgan of Alabama for the
third successive day on his resolution
declaring that state of war exists in
Cuba. He was severely critical of
SPANS methods against American
prisoners, and went over in detail the
circumstances in the Competitor case.
MI. Morgan said he would close his
speech at the next meeting Of the SEN
ate, when he would present letter
from one of the Cuban officials Of the
eastern province of the island show
Ing the complete civil system Of gov
bans.
Mr.: Nelson of Minnesota spoke for
TWO hours on the bankruptcy bill, OPP
posing the pending Torrey bill as ex-
,cessiyely harsh and designed as col
lection agency for large creditors, and
urging his substitute as a measure
drafted in the interests of thousands
of poor debtors struggling to get on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01

rONruvAN single. thoroughly compe-
,srt. first class city driver. not only w
tsrstants his duties but VII DO them VII
inelv and obligingly uneNceptionanle rel
srenres. city or country l.. W, 80 'ih-
ave second hoor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01

BROOKLYN CITIZENS HAVE A CONFER
ENCE IN LOWS INTEREST.
A COMMITTEE OF FIFTY CALLED FOR BY LAST

A COMMITTEE OF FIFTY CALLED FOR DY LAST
EVENINGS MEETING ~ THE CRITERION
INSTRUMENTATION MEN PRESENT.
The first stcp toward vigorous campaign IN be-
half - Seth Lows nomination and election as
Mayor taken last night by number OF repre-
sentative brooklyn ciiizens at the Criterion
Theatre. The meeting was IN the form Of con-
ference. and the call for II signed by John n
Croevey. ex-Mayor Charles \. Sch.eren. James
Mckee,. Alexander =. orr. president or the
Chamber Of Commerce; John s. McKecn. president
q tn Union League Club; Wills l.. Ogden. WILL
IAN II. Nichols. Hiram Z. Steele. William White,
Theodore l.. rockingham. John II. Schunann.
Abner : Haigh George w. Chauncey. George \.
Price. Abraham Abraham. James Matthews. Or.
Truman j. Backus. ex-senator Charles II. Russell.
Charles T. Hoyt. John G. Kelley and cX-Judgc
Charles Naehcr.
Many of these were uot present ut the confer
ence. hut there was a fair attendance. ard among
others present CivN Service Commissioner
Jackson Wallace Edwin : Piper Horace l..
Dresser. Henry T. Schmidt and many other we'll
known u,u. The conference organized by the
ci.cd1n o. John X. Crecrcy as chairman and Th"o-
dore L. Frotningham is secretary James Nc
Keen. president of The Hamilton club. then offered
The fl.ow.uS resolutions:
Ex-Mayor Seth Low having sad that he may te
willing % b"oomo candidaic tor me Once OF
there loI 4r desire 10 that effect. and II con-
.inc.i that bis Ctndidncy Will prove a unfying
this conference Of oklyn citizons having mot n
Response 10 general invitation 10 an Interested
r. ycd: That Mir. Lows experience In rInncipa!
Office his fnmi iariij win the new charter inclirt
10 his Jealous and Intelligent participation m the
work Of frdmrE h.. his vigorous manhood: his IN
teIectua! equipment. and his unni'InlsEed GeaIhI
ter commend him as tic man prominently WeI
fitted % nauguratc the now municipal adminls'Fa-
Resolved That in our Judgment. large, ma
jg-itr o. Tho pcop. ~ lirooklyn earnestly de-ir,
Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
scU1ILryG ASSOCIATION orrIyG.

Tho third annual outing Of the Joseph Schsi..ne
Association VIII be held to-day ~ Chords. Siat'a
island Mr. schilling is the wcll-known Alderman
q, the XXXth District. and the committee having
in charge the welfare OF the membcrs and ta'!r
guests Is largely composed OF HI associates In th"
p,ard and has as its chairman Alderman John r
Oakley The officers % the association are Or
Anton siekc. president: Peter Regley. first vice
president; George Burrel. second yic"-prcsidcnt.
Kuno + Schultz, secretary; 7. g Wasserman
trcarurer. and Matthew J.. Murphy. sergeant-at-
arms Talivho coaches Will bee In readiness NJ 5
a m to transfer the memhcis anf thoir friends
from the Hotel pilgrim, no l,C@ Avenue \, "a the
games viii be started ard a rousng clamhake
XXXth Assembly District Will b. almost deserted
until The association gets back Tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
COLORED REPUBLICANS ANGRY.

The Executive Committee OF the C)lored Repub-
Iican County Organization, known the opposition
organization among cOloreG Republicans held n
meeting last night AZ It's headquarters 40 1873
West Fifty-thrd-st.. at which Major Robert Poole
presided The meeting was called fer the purpose
OF taking action the attitude CT Christopher
Stewart. who responsible for the tablng OF n
resolution offered by Charles Butler, president o.
the Coored County Organization. at meeting
held June y The resolution called for a tust.
recognition In the councils and patronage Of the
Republican party Of the coored man NJ Stewart
declared Al the time that the resolution Mas I'M
called for as coOfcd men were receiving proper
recognition and SINE patronage from In. rarfv
leaders. This observation has raised some lndig-
nation In Mr.. Buffers COlored Courf, Crqo,fy,-
ton. and It caused last nights meeting which
Iesuited IN the passing or a resolution denouncing
Mr.. stewart for the attitude he took ana dec.rjn0
him 10 be traitor 20 his race. 4 resolution was
bad faith. '' ''''' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
STORAGE NOTICES.

MISREPRESENTATION .~~o.~--~-.-------.-.->--
UAEGER'S STORAGE WAREHOUSES,
Office 800 West 34th-st.-l9 ASNe'i'SS"
Sylvester: Bailey Lean and Ricrari a.
.a Twin. Rose: Barnes. WiiiaHi' -.
sarah. Blake. Nary; BlanAma,'' -, 80
l. nj. Frances D.. Brown, MARY - ntoM"H'
sadie. Brown. MarsaI-t' 'u,l,., D. - tor
lahan. Jennie. carroll K Adams N1tts.'
Mrs r.. Cassed1y. Walter j. carer:
IS: ChiIs. W. r. CCnaway mares 'uil-s'
Charles. Cornwell. &. VI. AMI wlie' ra",V,e'
". c.. crim,n.as. Michael 'rossph'
tam. DALEY. Anna. DAVIS. W. >: paws, VI
o.: Dclherbes. Ms. peurstyAe Mrs. pore
mus. NJ D0yle. T.. H.. DUBOIS. MITE
y. Dunn. Margaret; Emlch. J'hn,
Fields. Carrie: Fisher. Mary: Fischer
James ". Fitzgerald. Jennie; Fitzgerald
Mr.. Elizabeth: Flemmlng. LIE
Fletcher. Martha; flynn. Joseph; Cal
l.qn Sarah. Gerstler. susan. Gidlej ).
T.. Colby. Z. J.. Graf John 9 ,1,. VIC
TEos. Hawes. Arthur: HICKS Ann
Hooker. ~. H.. Hughes. Eta. husbands
sarah ii-nrques. estate II: !,
Hent-hel. Elizabeth. Hi. Mrs WhlAm
II Jackman Edward F.. Johnson. Prince
4. and Ella. Eeefc. Augusta. kelioEg.
I~ta Kenny. Ann kennedy. Michael
Kennel. Kate. kinon. Louis /, Lee
Charles r. L. Provost. Mrs. Lindsay.
Michael. Nc'rorken. Frank; Macintosh,
" A. Narc.ua Miss. Miller Marsare';
Mler. james r.. Miner. William IL,
Mlatzer. Dorothy Moore. e. l.. ~ Etien.
". O.. osiofn \. j.. Parent. Ms. A. j..
pIffor. IIegfonant +. J.. Payne. Mar
gl,et T.. Plat. Mrs. " II. PARKS
Charles. p.noow. Max. rgae'Qrius. Mfs.
g. =. prinile. Edward and wif". Noner's
g. II. Russell. Amelia: Reed. Adiie't
Heff dds Martha: sherman Lucy; sou,
'or. William. Spencer. Harvey. lr.. aud
Mary T.. Stanley. Ms; stanwoofe; Mrs.
VI e. star. Mrs. \. S'arnes. ". :;
stevens. Edward swltzer Marsaret'
TackenherS Julia 7. Thornton. b. r.
=. .rau4 Madame. Titus. isaac G.;
Tynes. joseph: Van schsick. Mrs. Van
Buron. ~ renee. Van sicksl. Iotiie;
Nt.fr Lazarus. Walsh. Mrs. Robert.
Nashhurn. n. L.: Wells. Alexaneer
ana Jeauir IT,. West, Mary; White.
>alh WIif Frederick. Windiey. Charles
r.. Worth Mrs. VI. Y0r and each ~ You
arc hereby o. aod md required 30 pay On
or hrf 70 Tt.rsdly. july .. 1921. the
arrears or amounts dge fr0ni You severaiy
FOR the storage - GOODS deposited by you,
1r IN Your names respectively. IN these
warehouses. and IN case = your neglect
or default % make such payments. notice
be- hereby given thai said goods Will be
applied - fn. pa wert = said sto-aGa and
tho eVvensc- ~ -ucl sale. Sid auction
VII fate place r. those warehouses. 800
West 3ifh-sf Nsw-l0rk city. ou Mon!ay.
II', ~. iS@1. ar so "A. m. and Will be
.. rtl0let Zach succeeding Monday AZ the
same tire aal place until the sli- s
completed GAEGER STORAGE WARE
HOUSES CHAS. J.. CrHRIT. Manage
Sow N0rs. june o. i,97.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
INPROTrVTNT N THF SFRyICE.
MAILS - p. TAKEN DIRECTLY FROM srr>,is "a
At GUARANTEES To RAILWAY STATIONS
PROM ~ DAY az

FROM - DAY 0N
The transportation q: fore.rn mails directly FROM
Incoming steamers AZ Quarantine to tn" railroads
by which they aye % 20 % various parts ~ tA.
country begins to-day The Waite Star Line Ger
manic. which L. expected today. Will Doc tNe FIRST
steamer 20 which the new service viii tc applied.
II f. believed that this Arrangement Will saw" man
hours IN getting the mails started ther ya~iouT
routes
The Siar.n Transportation Company has The con-
tract 20 do the transporting. The sacks ~ maj
Will be taken from the steamers aH soon as they
arrive at Quarantine. on Staten Island. By S'ara
boat AID the city mail Will Dc sorted from the ott-
going domestic mali on the trip ot this boat an tne
harbor 20 the Battery. There the local NAL ri-
be left and The boat Will conuuu" on with Tho olt-
going mails TO the Pennsylvania. Baltimore and
Ohio Jersey Central and the Erie Railroad stations
where they will be put on The cars The S'arn
boat VII then 20 TO Pier 80 9f. North River "acr"
the malls for the Grand Contra! station W. boo io''
20 De forwarded
Genera! Howard C.rron. o. the starin Trans
roriatiOn Company. VIII have charge ~ tle hr-
Judgements today. So ms Assistant Postmaster
General shauenberEc- j. NJ Masi.u. = the "a. way
Mall Service Department ~ Washington; IN-t-
- the Railway Mail SorNice - tti7 division. an.
Thomas J. Clarke. the New-Nork superintendent -
Malls wi. accompany General 'arroN on the TIP
down the harbOr r." steamer VIII leave '"rt-
land,-sf as soon as information has boon received
tina, the Gormanic has been 'ighfri ~ Fir' lslaf4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
p r. LEHulNN GOVG HOWE.

r G Lehman the Harvard crew coach. WEI
sail for Plymouth to-day on the Hamburg-Ameri-
can Line steamship Normanna. Among other pas
sencors who VIII sail by the Normannia are cx-
Senator James Arkell. +. HOpknson Smith. Judge
OLSON. Mrs Emil L. Boas. Master Herbert Allan
Doas r 4 " Grip Swedish and Norwegian u De-
,..r ~ ,varhlncior. Count T. Matuschka, Count
4 sier.torpr. Count Hans Carl SchaHgo'sch, Dr.
r Mortimer Lloyd Or. Il. p Gates ana l.. Iim-
norman. $50, ,, .. ,a.. 90. =, .
~nrfh German Lloyd Line steamship Irinz ltogcnt
i uitDold for Bremen and SOUTHAMPTON ere } ar
al peckylih Henry T. Auffurth. George = Day.
Esther Ducey H. Bradley Lee. Colonel Samuel VI.
mis- and Or. Eleanor ThOmes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
uoRE STElnERg on rnr 81 LlnRrxcr

Clayton. y y. June 20 Tho aurouucomout BIAS
Just been made ~ AN important addition 20 Tho
Folgor Line ~ steamers on Tho - Lawrence River
Three steamers Of this lino tho - Lawrence and
the new boats America and Empire State Will ora
July begin tr-w'clIy trips between CLAYTON and
Montreal. connecting with express trains on the
Now-Yo~k Central and Rome Wat,-town and Cg-
dcrshurg Railroad. thus avoiding della, Tho start
INK ~ ths new sertlc" b. the result of plans laid
months ngo by the Folg.-s. and The announcement
has been received with great favor hy the travel
ag public. Steamboat men say that this Will in-
crease 'hc travel on the two roads named VIA
.. Ir. ton ID Msrfrl.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01

roNruNAN Competent. respectaule
So. GOOD hor=euan. generally useicl;
c,r,.' tr country. keep gentleman place ~
GOOD order. can milk Z required nv years
references given. H. Box -. I"ouhs
OfHDe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01

When asked concerning Lis attitude toward
the Republican enrolment, General Wager
swayne said 70 q Tribune reporter:
I am rot an active politician ard. being en-
crossed in my profession cannot be, hence am
no; one Of those with whom the formation ~ iAr
Committee OF Twenty five originated: hut. having
signed the renOrt Of that committee. cann"'
reconcile what ! have said Ovfr my signaiufg VIII
membership in the county orranlzation. Incre-
fore since ! pat my name % that paper nave
had nothing 20 do with the county organization
and don't eXpect . have until the things cndrS'i
in the report CT tnat committee nave b''" 'i'h'i
6lsprOved or renedled.
I'D 10 the present moment there has been no at
teuDt 10 dsDrOVe those charges AID IN my jung
rnent no such attempt could successfully bee made.
so far as remeGyng them Is concerned. IL i cX-
pressy given out with reference 20 the charges
made In that report that the revision about 10 be
made Is not made in Difference to those charges, or
with anv reference 10 them. That leaves me as 4
signer Of that report precisely whore stood be-
fore so far as those charges arc concerned.
must either s-ultlfy myself - nod aloof from the
county Organization.
Not choosing after forty years ~ s!nc're and
consistent membership ~ the Republican party, %
surrender my relations and attachment 10 Il AZ the
hehest OF those who in my judgment have foT x
and finding an organization ALREADY eXls ing In
Eew-York which disciarns the use Of pubic Office
for the support Of political machines and which APP
proves OF non -partlsanship in municipal affairs
have been glad 10 JOIN that Orgdnzai ton / nave
found in Il a welcome relief from the alternative
Of choosing between Tammany Han ard TammarT
Republicans and I respectfully recommend II 20
whatsoever feels do. IN the present canvass
we are pledged 70 supper, the Citizens Jnior can
ddate for Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
NEW-YORK RECOMMENDED.
TON AT \ MEETING CF TIE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE OF TIE LEAGUE OF

REPUBLICAN CLUBS
Lot Branch june 60 (speciaD-An adjourned
meeting o: tho New-york State League q Repub-
lican Clubs fcr The purpose OF elcctirg new soc-
rotary to succeed George r. Manchester. VINO re-
signed owing 70 county committee work. and the
selecting q place and time for holding Jhc Stlte
Republican Convention and arranging for delegate
10 attend the National convention iu Detroit July
1915 WAS held this afternoon at tAc Hotel N.r-
weed. The trip was made or The steamboat Mary
Patton leaving New York AZ s.'H Upon their Az
rival q dinner was served string band being in
attendance. The company, hfty I'm number ver-
guests # John II. Jewell. Of The JeweH s'car, hip
supply Company. 81 New-York
Alfred f. Ommcn. OF so. in Broadway. wa
elected secretary without opposition. Nj OTmc1
IL a lawyer Of prominence and member Of the
Republican C.lh o.: New-York city and ihe L. :
Grant Club Of the Win Assembly District.
The committee. comprising Me~srs. Jewell Drum
ncnd. Alderman Williams. Hughes Hel.v. Eek
stein and 'avacau-l, recommended N'W-f ofk
CITY aid Angus enl rs a~ th" place and time for
holtIu. the STATE convention. I1" report WIS
accepted. fr tle absence ~ fn" preside ni Addison
y CD.V.n second Nie"-I president join W. f0ften
presided David Watkins and ANrci r.. ommen
were appointed temporary secretaries.
Tho committee appointed % arrange fnr f'in-afcs
60 thf t.arai convention consist. - Nr+-rf.
Nnaro A.ikIns Bull iiassin-.r. Hrmphr.y.
S.ia'I.ns iri smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
yEwSPlpER MEX IT ALEYlNDRIl Ely

Alexandria Bay. y T.. June 81 The Now Yorl.
Press Association met here to-day IN annual conycn-
tlon President Brochway. Of Wltcrtown. presiding
4 memorial Of the late John NJ Francis. ~ THE
Troy Times" by John \ Slechor was read
George q. Boldt. proprietor of thr WaldOr; Hotel
New York entertained th" ru'uh'rs 1T luncheon
at Heart Island. and later they visited RIxodom.
the home OF Mr.. skinner. State Suporintc. .Gent o.
luhl-c inafrl.DllOm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
CHiRGED WITH SMrGGiNG CHINESE

Malone y Y. June CD. H. Agncw, a lawyer
II Tlattghurc. y. Y, was arrested here yesterday
by United States Marshal Flynn N IN" instigation
Of Colonel Hudsall. who has been here for some
davs I'm the interest % the Treasury Department
AZ washington. Ngu"w - charged with smuggling
chinese into tho United states Thir'y-two Chinese
are now in jali here awaiting examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
DECREASE N roRrIGy rRArEL.

The summer Issue % The so..a. Register tells
where $40 OF the families % Now-York. Philaie.-
nh!a. R.ston Chicago a1i Dait-ro-o are. o. these
tae majority 2f7. at inland res ITS. ~ being 80
Lo.ox. - ih" seashore there ar' l'" i4m-"..
Newport having g.. Narrarsnsctt g.. tIe Hampton
flc and Bar Harbor e0l. s,5 famle may ae at-
dressed through foreign bankers
Tho Transatlantic movement Fl' departures ma
10 arrivals) since May shows decrease as COM
pared 10 last year. Since May - mon ani q. WON
have died. and there have been - persons mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01

WFST Sixty FOURTH STREET
r-.rra g'.v-f. sIfy and County q; New
Y.-k Tfo-philus - Geo. Plaint'f.
seains. Charles II. raylo- and others Do
IT, -Irs.ance o., 4 Judgment Ok fore-
r.-4ure am sale made and entered N ne
ah.re-ontltiel action. In the once ~ IN"
cork %, tho Ci'y snd County ~ Sew fork.
hcari7c date the 2H'l DAY ~ Sfr'-.
1897 the referee IN sad iu12mrnt
ramn! WITH sew a. public auction. AZ ne
Now YORK Real Estate Salcsro0 m. ~. M
prrat.sav IN the CITY = N"v 1nrh on
Weines1aT. Tho 2isi fay = july. ny, ~
twelve O'clock noon. IN thar dar. h' j imr, ,
l. Noue auo'loreer. the premises n si'f
iltgment --eutiorel. and therein described
- follows:
ALL ,na, certain io-. piece or pare. =
.lr!. vi'h the huild.nr there n "r"'i o.
CONT ara state 2 New York. end
t0unfeI and described as ;'lo"s VI.
Raginrl-g a. point III the nDrth"riy Nn"
- ~lX'F- fourth street distant i'ur tN. -
arof 900 feet western fr m tHe ~. -
westerly corner - central Park Yves.
Eighth arerlel ani siNty-f1urth street .
ani running thence n0rfh"riy ana para .ri
- central Park Vest. az part y ne way
through "a party wal one fnnlr"i '''
feet i've 80 inches o. the centre Inc %,
'ro block. thence westerly AMI e. ug ~ !
rert-a' ITO NJ, re block fw"n'f-'r" f%'f
,eat. thence al-ther.y AMI parallel 70
Central PARK West ore hIrd-ei 'inni i"'i .
eve - inches o. 81" a.r'herly An" z
-lN'v-f.u-th street. ana tn"nc" eastsr.y
dong e1I 0.rtne-.v I'm" q ~N't-ioir' 2
street. ternty I've % f"e'. = The point
.- r,eo. a, t~g.r-.ns toge'he- With -"
sgrif's-1r-o7.
EDWARD T.. PATTERSON
>rLEs a. Johnson
Attorneys frr N'1.r''T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
STIrTDT or 4 rUYSIrIIN

Batavia. y. Y. Juno 20 When Or. \ s Rogers.
a prominent pAysiciau Of Pavilion. arose this morn
ing he found that one arm was paraiyzed He had
been I'm III health for time. and fearing insan-
ifY. be retired to his Office. whore he shot and
kiied himself lie was nfty-nvc years old. md had
Z. mn nracf-cc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
rT-VEP4L or BRYCE CRAY

The funeral o, Bryce Gray VIII take place az -
o'clock this morning ~ tho house. 30 - Fifth
ave II was notf known positively yesterday what
clergyman would oi!iciaie. The burial Will bc 20
tho family plot AZ The Highlands OF Navos'nk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01

s>JNNy~-N-NNNNNN~-rON>N - 49,
st'rREME COURT. CITY AND COT MY
on NEW YORK In the matter or the
ftss,iufton II tho Electric Railway com
many 81 the United States To al. whom
!, may concern. Nntlc" IL hereby gwen
H.. | have been appointed bN the SUI
nrnr,e Court ~ the state - New YORK.
Receiver u the Electric Railway company
~ the Tnited states and ~ all the prop
.r,v and effects % said corporation. and
that nave duly qualified as such re-
,citrr. ami do require:
First-Au persons indebted 90 the said
corporaiion ~ render an account Ia me AZ
ms plac. ~ transacting business. % VII.
M ihe Office ~ Cephas Rranerd. j..
Number q cedar street. In the city ~
Sow- York hv the SIN day ~ August, lSDI.
II an debis and sums ~ money owing 10y
them respectively and 10 ray the same
to me-
second Al persons having In their pos
session ans property ~ effects ~ STA cor
poration t. deliver The same 20 ne ny the
said 18th day of August. 1897.
Thirl-All creditors % said corporation
10 deliver their respective accounts ana
deman u 20 ne by the s1!i 9TH day OF
August. is'1
Fourth Al pere'ns holding any open or
suhslstlng contrast - sail corporation -
rresent the same In writing and In detail
o. m" ~ the pace aforesaid on or before
the ith DAY ~ August. 1897.
DnteI New York. June 22l. 1897.
ARTHUR INGRAHAM.
Receiver ~ the Electric Railway Com
panv " The United states
CEpHAS BRAfNFRD. JR..
Any Tor Receiver.
g. Cedar street. New-fork city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01
STORAGE.
MORGAN & BROTHERS,

Storage Warehouses. 90 ga and 236 West
i1th-st.. near Broadway. separate rooms
FOR furrt urc. mirrors. pianos. baggage.
etc. Padded vans for moving In city or
country. Furniture. china. b-ic-a-brac..
ETC.. etc. packed by competent packers.
Estimates furnished. Telephone Call. lib
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-01

FORECLOSURES SALES.

~ -J-->r-N~Io>>~~->O~-~N>Nc wv -o~N-~>N~
WEST sIXTY-FOURTH STREET. -su-
preme Court. city and County ~ New
York. Theoph!.us II. Gee. P.alni.n'
AGAINST Charles II. TAYLOR and others, De
PENDANTS. Action No. J.
In pursuance OF a judgment OF FORE
closure ana sale made and entered IN the
above entitled action IN the Once or the
Clerk u the CITY AMI County o. Sew i3rk.
Lcaring date the 18TH DAY " March, 10;
I. the referee In said Judgment named. VIII
sell ~ public auction. a. the sew lorN
Real Estate Salesroom. No. Ill Broad
way, IN the city OF New YORK. IN NeGnes-
day. the 2lst day u july. 1901. at twelve
clock noon On that Jay. by james J.,
Wells auctione"r. the premises IN sIlH
judgment mentioned ana therein 81 scriied'
All. that certain .o.. piece or parcel q
land with the building thereon erected.
situate. i'ing and being n the '-ty' County
and State %. New York. ana bounded anu
point co. the nortLef.y line ~ sixty f'urth
street. distant three hundred an" ii,N '''p
feet Hest'r., % m tAe nor Nr-,'i'. w
u-r - contra. Plrl. West 'ti-nth "t-lu''
and S.V;y-f0u-'n street. ans iuhhlhs
thence u0rther.y. ard parallel - g. hu "a
PARK West on, hundred tnp ;eet' ny" TO-
lu gr-. o. the centr. liu" 81 me vi. ~ .
thence westerly and along said centre I'M
~ tho block twenty-five 90 feet, thence
son,hery ana parallel % central Park
West and part ~ the way through par y
vail. one hundred 100 teet. NE 90 inch,s
- tie nor-heiiy llre n SiXty-f'rrin stree ;
ami thence ca7'crly. along said noriner.y
in. - sist,- fourth street twnr'j n - 10
f-s- 70 the p0!a' or l.ace or hHgnn'ns
together with the appurtenances.
pata!. New York Jane 2tth. lS',.
EDWARD l.. PATTERSON.
Referee.
NILES { JOHNSON.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
II Wal, Street.
New York CRY.
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