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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-22
Potent! Powerful! Positive \!

Why nauseate. irritate and upset the stomach. and
derAne. the bowels by loading up the system with All
sorts of di-Aerc~able aud often Intellectual I'm.
ternRi medicines when YOU have so potent.
powerful and positive an external rem.
cdy as
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-22

From the Detroit Free Press.
Proud is "a man when crowds are ruled
His praises to relate:
But prouder he whose wife is fooled,
And thinks he's something great.
From the Detroit Free Press.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-22
VEGETABLE BoA-coNsTRIcToR
A Strange Species of Climber Tint
hesembie So Closely That
1t Is Hard to Distinguish Them.
-xH~(L

In INDIA they have a strange species of
linbe with an extraordinary long name
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-22

contracts nave been let for street improve
ments TO the amount of $50, COO. and vet the
council seems loath to incur a debt of about
Sl0,0o0 for the much-needed/ fire protection.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-22
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Arc unlike NIL other pills. No purging
or pain. Act specially on the liver and bile.
Carter's Little Liver Pills. One pill a dose.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-22
Take Your Thanksgiving Dinner nj
the Old Home
Fame.

And take the BURLINGTON ROUTE, I
go East, West. North and Southeast.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-22
QUEER KL0NDIKE BOAT.
John G~ustavesOn's Device Intended to
Run Over Ice, Snow or

With a combination boat. sleigh and ice
boat, John Gustaveson intends to journey
to the klondike by the overland route.
With his ingenious c%ontrivance nothing but
dense woods and mountains can stop him.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-15
Diaro de Guayaa A .G GAplTAL ,l;IA1 5..da Este s1

1. Q de JUNO pr6ximo en- adelante, dia de
cada punto, sea ell 10 de la Capital, seis
ma1ana ell 2 de Guayama, las siete, asf
sucesivamente. Precos de pasajes:
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Nuestro ganado vacuno
EN- MARTINICA

A consocuencia del artfculo que publicamos
aver encaminado lamar la atencion de nues-
tros Diputados Cortes hacfa ell exorbitante
impuesto que por Importation paga en- Marti-
MICA ell ganado vacuno procedente de esta isa,
fu6 consultaio el sefor Consul de Francia Ell
esta Capital, quien manifesto que tenfa noti'
cias o1icioles de que ell Martinica Guadalupe
regfan aranceles iguales para eli ganado de esta
isla ell procedente de Venezuela y de cual'
quier otro pals
Por 10 que Sc We, hay que pagar en- las re-
feridas colonias francesas $l2 orc por cada ca,
beza de ganado vacuno que Sc importe; pero
como Puerto Rico es su mercado mas proximo
y, por 10 tanto, e mas apropiado para ell CO.
mercio de esa fndole, siempre resultamos los
mas perjudicados. Insistimos, pues, que
nuestros Diputados deben hacer cuanto puedan
por conseguir del Gobierno frances Sc reduzea
un impuesto tan exorbitantey oneroso, pues de
esa manera aumentarfa mucho ell tratico entire
ambas islas.
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Gaceta Official de hoy

Decrctos del Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Ge-
neral aimitendo 4 don Gerardo Monefeldt,
para que desem, ,scie interinameute ell vice con-
suado DE- Dnamarct Ell Mayagiez; a don
Alberto Bravo, para que desempene interina-
mente ell vice consulado de B6lgica en- la misma
eudad; 4 don ,Joaquiu Fe7nandez, como consul
INFERNO de Suecia y Noruega en- esta capital; a
don Alberto Lee, como idom idem de los Paises
Baos en- Ponce; Il don II. G. j. Weymouth,
para dosempenar interinamcnte el vice 'consula-
do dc Dinamarca EN- esta capital.
Nombramento de don Jose Garcia Boce
rril para juez municipal suplente de Fajardo
durante ell res to del bienio de 1896 a 9S.
Circular del juzgado de instruction del
crucero eGeneral Conchao, citando, lamando y
emplazando al marinero fogonero de - clase,
Ricardo Dopioo Perez, para que en- cl t6rmino
de IS dias sc prescnte ep dicho buque pres tar
declaracion en- la sumaria que Sc le sigue por cl
delito de desercion.
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liars, 8 sea oerca de tres millones de superavit
en- los presupuestos. Andrich apoyo la tarifa
sobre los azncares. Considera justo dar pro-
teccl6n 4 la indnstria de las refnerfas, aunque
monopolizada Aboga por Ia denuncia del ira
tado con Hawai-, que concede la franquicia de
los azdcares procedente de dichas islas.
Mr.. Vest, nombre de la minorfa de la
comision, atac6 ell informe, llamando la aten-
ci6n aobre el estado desesperado del pals, pre-
sentando ell cuadro desgarrador que ofrecen los
hogares arruinados, los corazones sumidos en-
en- angustia los ciudadanos casi en- la miseria.
Sc anuncia que Sc presentaran muchas en-
miendas, y entire elias la que tendra mas apoyo
es la que tiende abolir la protection artf-
culos sobre cuya industria pueda establecer
monopolio algan trust sindicato.
Continda la prensa publicando artfculos
depresivos para Espana comentando su
manera la actitud de nuestros partidos los
ultimos incidentes considerando, ante contin-
gencias futuras, segu1o ell exito de negociacio'
hes entre los Estados Unidos Y Espana.s
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q auien inspira mayor horror 81 <reportaje.
moderno. Los periodistas de Copenhague tn :
vieron que acudir una treta para poderse Co
dear cor la Duse. Uno de los reporters sent6
plaza de mozo lie hotel, Y la sirvi6; otro Sc hizo
aprendiz de zapatero fu6 tomarla medida;
otro, fin, Sc hizo lacayo y ocup6 el pescante
del carruaje de la actriz; asf fu6 que pudo
averiguarse algo de sus interoridades. Porque
ahora no hay dicha comp'eta 81 no nos entera-
mos de que Brunetiere echa lavar diariamen
te seis panuelos, por causa del .constipado, de
que la Duse come los esparragos en- salsa de
aceite vinagre, calza ell nurnero 33.
De 10 que haga la Dase, como actriz, es
buena garantfa 10 que ha hecho en- ctras parties,
10 cual no quiere decir que se ga con la suya
de reventar de gusto. Por fortuna, ell pablico
esta dispuesto a su favor, aunque no le agrada
ell OR declamar, como tampoco Ell Or cantar en-
lengua extranjera, por la sencilla razon de que
ell frances, por regla general, no sabe mas len;
qua que la suya, hasta suele suceder que ha-
blando entire ellos mismos, los franceses,
tampoco entien Ian.
La ceebre Sarah, de cuya rivalidad podfa
temer la Duse mucho mas Que del mlsno pu-
blico, la ha recbjdo con verdadero fegocijo y
singular galanterfa, llenando de flores ell cuarto
donde Sc hospeda la actriz italiana. En- Ma.
drid, ionde las pasiones acabando con
todo 10 grande que tenemos en- Espaha, una
Sarah hubiera subyencionado al maquinista
del tren para que descarrilase con la Duse, y
4 un reporter para que eoorriese la vozs de
Que la actriz italiana habfa pertenecldo al
cucrpo de amazonas de Maceo.
Porque, como diria ell general Grant, tene'
mos cueypo chiquitito, 2'ero lengaito"auy herga.
LUIS BONAFOUX.
26 de Mayo de 1897.
(P3,ohibidG III Yeproducci6a).
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RICARDO LA COSTA
CRUZ-29 CAPITAL,
Ell FENIX
FL EENlX
CASA DE HUESPEDES o PUPILOS
Doce uilae de ea,ieteaacin

DOce U35OS de ec5stencSO
Los mismos pasajeros la reputan como la
mejor clase, por varias condolences favo-
rabies que reune, en- especial la ventlaci6n del
eaifcio, ell esmerado trato, ilimitado aseo, va
riada abundante mesa, g. s..
Precos: de 80 $3.50, segdn las habita-
clones, pero con la miama clase de mesa para
todos.
Mayagiiez, Puerto Rico.---san Pedro LII
nero l, Marina Septentrional, Mendez Vigo
2o8. Cerca de la Estacj6n principal del fe-
rrocarril, de todo el alto comercio del muele
correo y TELEGRAPH, 81. r. GAUTHIER
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r. Dicen de Cavay ~Ios d;oo ono,

~. Dicen de Cayey: clos dias once
doce del corriente Sc efectuaron los examenes
generates de los alumnos pertenecientes la
Escuela publlca que dirige don Salom6n Dones,
quedando la comisi6n altamente s.tisfecha.
califcando Ia escuela con la nota de xSobresa
hente, , nota que tambien lie otorg6 ell Inspector
en- su vista: la dicha comisi6n felicit6 al
Maestro, cuya laboriosidad es aqui reconocida
por todos, a los alumnos que por su aplica-
cion hahian satisfecho las aspiraciones de sus
padres, Gel goblerno, de su ilustrado Professor
Resolvio asi misn,o la citada comisidn conceder
diplomas de honor, certifcado de concludes
a los alumnos don Juan Jose Baldrich. don
Luis Fortufo don Juan Giot.
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Repertoire Histoco ba5 DM ddn Gszetee1 Ge

y Toste. segundo cuaderno. sumario: Ad-
vertencia. Opinion de la prensa sobre ell Re
pertorio hst6rico.-Carta de Brau desde Sew
lla.-Carta de Coll Toste.-La ratria de
Ponce de Leon, por E. Nawmann.-Antigue-
dad de Coamo. .-Memoria description de la
ell rey don Felipe II: ell ano de 1892. - Los
jfbaros, por Jose de J, Domingaez.-El padre
nuestro en- caribe del Continente. Fray lingo
Abbad, por Z. Nswmann.-~Las dos flores de-
yenda) por Santigo Vidarte. Juan, primer
obispo puertorriqueno.-Ju crftico del Com
pendio de histor de Santo Domingo. -Efemeri-
des. Cada ejcmplar vale 25 centavos.-
Luna 80
Diaro de Guayaa aeeSs ,,iis1 de,ds Este sl
10 de JUNO pr6ximo en- adelante, I'm da de
cada punto, 8 sea ell 10 de la Capital, seis
ma1ana ell de Guayama, a las siete, asf
sucesivamente. Precios de pasajes:
De Guayama a Capital vice versa, So
De idem Cayey 8 idem.... 8.
De Capital a Caguas idem.... $50
De Caguas a Cayey idem.... $50
Nota.-No sera oblgatoria la salida sino
lie los dos puntos indicados, y cuando solo
hubieae un pasajero, abonara este pasaje y
medic. --Otra: No Sc admite mayor peso de
equipaje que veinte kilos. Ell exceso, por
precio conventional.
Agentes: Capital, ~La Bella Rosita,>
Tanca 2. Caguas, el e1Iotel de Flo, Ca
yey, Comercio del seior Quevedo. Guayama,
Farmacia del senior Bruno. P.
n,,:;.on Cirniano Den1;sta de Is Faoulta,,
). 6uoSa de San Carlos, en- Madrid. Ia Con-
truye dentaduras dientes sue.tos, sin necesl
dad de extraer las raices nj cubrir ell paladar,
reforma compone dentaduras por deteriora-
das que esten. Orifcacones, empastes extrac-
clones, sin dolor. Curacion de Intermediates
de la boca, precios populares. Sc garantizan
los trabajos. Consulta gratis para los pobres
de una a dos de la tarde. San Francisco MI
nero 80, altos del Sigzo XIX.
La Bella Rosta IASoA 4stsan n Sam T. jusn ssafRe Pto
Rico Dep6sfto general y sacursal de la gran
manufacture de tabaeos establecida en- Cayey
por D. Carlos Lopez. En- este establecimiento
hay siempre surtfdo constante de todas las
vitolas conocidas, tan bien presentadas como
las mejores de la Habana. Rama legitima de
las Vegas del Plata. Solicftense catalogos
Representante. ALBERTO PEDREIRA. P
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cnlinifoco al rnn STRONGHOLD.-Es ell
oo"o"ooo VI ~" mejor que Sc detalla en- el
PATS.
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Wellington Sue. Agnu. for Libel.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 30-rnited States
Senator Wellington today filed a present
ment against Gen. Felix Agnus. charging
criminal libel. and II is understood that
civil suits will follow. Gen Agnus Is the
publisher of the American and the suit is
the outcome OF an editorial from the Wash
ington Post, republshed In the American,
which charged Senator Wellington with
furthering the candidacy OF Gov. Lowndes
to succeed Senator German by seeking 10
influence the members of the legislature
with public Offices within the gift of the
chief executive OF the state
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ABBREVIATED IN 4 TUNNEL.
Ihree Railroad Men Die From the
Effects of Coal Gas.

FORT HURON Mich. Nov. 2a-Asphyx-
iation caused the death of three men in
the Grand Trunk railway tunnel last night.
The dead are; Henry j. Courtney engi-
heer: Arthur Dunn. conductor: John Dali
ton. brakeman. The train. which was be-
ing hauled through 10 the Canadian side.
broke in two. The engine backed down 10
get the detached portion of the train but
Tor hours nothing was heard of the crew.
Finally a searching party found the dead
bodies and also rescued Michael Dunn and
Henry Potter, hrakemen. in an uncon-
scious condition Three members of the
searching party were also overcome bat
were rescued by another party
Tunnel gas arises from the hard coal used
by the locomotives
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KILLED HIN IN JEALOUSY.
Enraged California Indian Beats a
Portuguese 10 DEATH

OAKLAND. Cal. Nov. 3a-Elauia VIII
so1. an Indian. Sc; upon Antoine Silva. a
nat-cas; Portuguese. near Pieasanton
last night and beat him 70 death with a
redwood stake.
The m,n quarreled over Louise Moralcs
an lndian girl She sought 10 stay the
enraged Wilson and save Silva. but was
thrust aside with a threat OF the same
cruel treatment Wilson made his es-
cape.
The murder was committed on the
ranch of John Arhors. three miles south
west OF Pleasanfon. Adjoining Arbors'
ranch Is an Indian rancheria. where a
small tribe of Diggers and half-breed In
dams have made their home for many
years Louise Morales is pretty for her
trloe. and up 10 a short time ago E.lauia
wilson was her accepted sweetheart Lat
teriy she has shown a preference for
silva The rivals met last night. and the
murder resulted
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Auditor Moore Fouud Chilly.

LINCOLN, Nov. 3n.-Eugene Moore. ex-
auditor Of state. charged with the en-
bezzement OF $4,000. was this afternoon
declared guilty as charged Moore and his
attorneys admitted the shortage, but con-
tended that II was not emhezzlement In
asmuch as the money taken. consisting
OF Insurance fees. should have been paid.
according TO law. 10 the stale treasurer
instead of himself and that he was re-
sponsible only to the insurance companies
Judge Cornish overruled this technical de-
Tense and will sentence the prisoner to-
marrow
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Not n Word Against the NOrf.

ATLANTA. Nov. 3n.--The Georgia legis-
lature has killed a bill introduced by Mr.
Calvin. OF Richmond county. which pro-
vides for granting free license TO Yankee
soldiers who might now be living In the
state. The bill created much surprise and
was strongly condemned. Two men spoke
in favor Of the bill. but their speeches re-
ceived little attention. There was no hos
tile sentiment uttered against the North
during the whole progress Of the argu-
n1ent but the members seemed to regard
the bill as ridiculous.
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EnrIi.h Bank Waa Solvent.

ENGLISH. Ind. Nov. 5e.-Asslgnes Az
mold has gone through the books Of the
defunct hank and finds sufficient funds 20
pay the claims IN fan and leave a surplus
% s25.s. The appearance OF Cashier
wliiefts. in view NJ ;his feet, Is A surprise
20 everybody Fears are expressed for bis
mental condition.
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WEIGHED OVER 600 POUNDS.
Funeral Of Mra. Cardoxa Was q Seri-
Gus Undertaking.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 50 - Mrs.
Theresa Cardoza. a well-known resident of
this city, who died on Saturday, was bur-
led yesterday In the Italian cemetery
She weighed over 6nJ pounds and the I'M
dertakers had to break down the stairs of
her late residence in order to lower the
body into the hall. A special casket.
bound with iron, was constructed for the
remains. and as II was too large for
hearse. 1t was taken to the cemetery in a
heavy express wagon. Mrs. Cardoza had
been married twice and leaves FIVE chill
dren, the youngest being Is months old.
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Opposed TO Restriction.

ST LOUIS. Nov. BY Il vote NJ Il 10 s.
the delegates 20 the Central Trades and
Labor Union passed q resolution which sets
forth that restriction NJ immigration is in
direct contradiction 10 the progrr ssive spirit
% The age and is reactionary attempt 20
cheek the progressive movement or the
vaEe sarnsrs az all countries
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Cabinet Officers Reelected.

ST. JOHNS, n, F.. Nov. sn-Sir James
Winter the new premier and the members
or his cabinet were all reelected today
without opposition. IN their respective
constituencies. the elections being IN con-
formity with the practice that requires a
member % the legislature who has accept
ed a portfolio IN the cabinet To submit him
self again 10 the suffrages Of his constI;-
uentS.
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Official Vote ef Kentucky.

FRANKFORT. Nov ao-The official
count for Kentucky vas made today The
totals for 1925 were: Mckinley, 2lsf1i:
Bryan. 21T,&9; Palmer and Buckner. STA
The total for this year: Bailey, Repuh-
lIcan. iss As: Shackelford. Democrat, is7.-
So Hineman. National Democrat. aS5s;
Parker. Popuiist. 1874. WaIlatow. Prehibi-
ton -
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Srvy yYrsfr Hor-zr,

Christmas shoppers viii DO well 20 wait
FOR the opening. December ], OF our lfne
OF musical Instruments euriostsfes ana
holiday novelties. r. Ranlaker, Pike and
Eifth avenue
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Nrw .~rmnn Amba ssa Il or.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3o.-Raron Hois-
bon recently APPOINTED German au1ha.sa-
der presented his credentials 10 President
Mckinley yesterday.
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Caauibaiism In samoa. Dead sfai-
warts Eaten 10 Obtain strength
aud Courage.

4 writer on the French Journal dos ns-
bats who nas 3uSt returned from = Trip
10 samoa says that ainegeen per cers az
tns, rnp1istson cat s{8INari warriors who
f4a I'm BATHS 20 OBTAIN str myth and eouF-
age Tire forTaar quality II more eassiv rss-
.a!Yad fr civilized communities o. the tlssa
Of Tics ,ast er.s Stomach Bitter~ a tonic of
,lgse xRfuvisd ufi3ifw wticG confers strength
iiyon the zee o}e through ttlv agency OF sgn-
proved = gg&tioa ard assimilation az the
s9-8 TfY- aysefs IONS 81 thst naysrerfcstfs
lsfuhs- she human stomach aTe often
gyEasly smpeslea ~ those ofss saeles 10 CON-
p}gts Sestion~biii0BSFF Sc 8nf CanS;pa-
r5sv For These ailments H4<fntter'z
& 7-gach gY.segs Is Il Ss< reign remedy II
also esraaerS and prevents rneaisYas ism
kidney tr1a8ta sna HsFros3sress. Escan&Y.
a..on x exhausted strength after sickness
T. aftes tedious ana SLOW 7 Re EittArs viii
Always assteu the recovery Of vigur Jae
&, sysis FnstIra.ly srd Justify yourself in
exBerftug - tiSfaet9Ty results.
TAX Envr ~AaA ~-ssH.,4. ss-asrt-w .~o,-r
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Go 20 the Kiond!ke with the comp0-
usn.s OF the Poss-InieiIigeacer.
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seeFsa cavalry. has been ordered by me
secretary OF waf 70 Boise. idaho. 20 report
IN person 10 the governor Of Idaho to~
day With the National Guard of tia,
state.
The secretary OF war has granted a ION
days leave Of absence TO PRS. len;
Clement A. r FJaE.er corps OF engineers.
20 take effect upon his relief from duty
uader the oEders % Capt. Walter L. F.sae.
he comptroller If the currency an
aoances the selection of 4. E Clsrse as as
s.s,ant cashier OF the FSrs- National bank.
OF Sorta Yakima. in place OF Henry Tsal.
ALLAN 3. SLAJSoN.
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skezT - not. go 80 Finck's ieweiry sEo~e.
SIS second avenue ard have your eyes
tested free by rs scsen.tac ugtician.
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Or. F II Var Eaten has been appointed
a member Of tba hoard II pension exam
hing surgeons ~ Olympia WASH
FIRST Lieut. Walter x Wright Six;eeHth
Infantry. has been transferred from Gem
pany F. stationed AZ Fort Sherman. 20
Company r. stationed a. FoTt spokaae.
exchanging places with Flrst Lte9t. VIII
lam Z Johnston VINO goes from Fcrt
Spokane 10 Fort sherman. Lscat Nr!e7f
IS directed TO join his nsw company 'Fr-
rieisately.
FIRST Lieut. Edward = Anderson, re-
Gently promoted from seeanG lieutenant 81
the Fourth cavalry. has heen stationed 20
.na Tenth cavalry. Troop G. which is sta
tsoref az Fort Asslnfbofne, Mont Lseist.
Andersen has beer granted leave of ssss-
seuce for two months. 70 take effect De-
cenber / In the meantime. hs VII remain
with the Fourth cavalry. going 70 his nsw
staten az the expiration Of MS leave %
absence.
First Lssa.. Henry q. LearnaEa. Foar-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-29
FORECLOSURE SALES.

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ELEVENTH AVENUE New York
Supreme Court, City and County OF New
lork.-JOhn A. King as sole surviving
executor &c. against John r. Graham.
Jr.. 81 al.
In pursuance Of Judgment Of foreclos-
above entitled action. and bearing date the
I'D day Of November 1896. I. the under
signed. the referee named In said judg-
ment, VIII sell at public auction. at the
New York Real Estate Salesroom, No III
broadway, In the CITY OF New York. on
Tuesday. May II. 1897. at IL o'clock noon
Of that day. b. John n. Golding. auc-
tioneer the premises in said judgment de-
scribed as follows:
All those two certain lots OF ground,
designated on certain partition map Of
lands in the Sixteenth now Twentleth)
Ward Of the City OF New York. belonging
20 the heirs OF Cornelius Ray deceased
made by Gardner A. Sage. City Surveyor,
dated November 10Th, 1874. and on file In
the Office OF the Register OF the City and
County Of New York. by the numbers 500
dred and sikh. and which together are
bounded as follows: beginning at a point
on the westerly eide or line Of the Elev-
enth avenue where the same is intersected
by the centre line Of the block between
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth streets: run
ming thence along said centre line west
erly. one hundred 400 feet; thence north
cry. and parallel 10 said westerly side Of
Eleventh avenue, forty-nine tis) feet four
and one-half (iiz) inches to the southerly
side Of lot number 50f (nve hundred and
four on said map: thence eosterlv along
the southerly side ~ said iot 5O4 Ave hun
dred and four. one hundred 400 feet to
the westerly side or line OF Eleventh ave-
nue.: and thence southerly. along said west
erly side or line OF the Eleventh avenue.
forty-nlne feet four and ons-half an
inches to the place Of beginning. Subject,
however, TO the covenants contained In
certain grant from the Mayor. Aldermen
and Commonalty Of the City Of New York
10 Robert Ray and John A. King.
viving executors Of the last will and tes-
lament OF Cornelius Ray. deceased dated
June IL, 1898.
Dated New York. April Is. 1891.
ADAM WIENER. Referee.
Carter & Ledyard. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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