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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-15
GATHERING OF CORNELL GRADUATES.

THE ANNUAL DINNER OF THE ALUMNI TO BE
HELD ON FRIDAY AT THE wALDoRF-AsroRIA
Presentations for the annual dinner OF the Cornell
University Club which win take place on Friday
Of this week at the Waldorf Astoria, are now prac
ticaly complete. and II Is thought that II will be
the most successful as well important, gather
Ing Of Cornell men ever held in this city Cor
nelPs recent aquatic and the fact that the
club IL about 10 occupy permanent quarters, have
tended TO arouse the interest OF the alumni In
order to give a more representative character 20
the occasion, prominent alumni Of sister insttu-
ions have been invited. and among those who have
accepted invitations TO be present and speak are
Profes sor James B. Ames. Of Harvard; James W.
Alexander of Princeton. and Severe Mallett-Pro-
voet OF Pennsylvania. and It is expected that
representative from Columbia will be present.
Cornell will be represented by President J. G.
6churman Dean Horatio S. White and Professor
E. w. Hufcutt. Other speakers will be Joseph c.
Hendrix, Ex-Governor Cornell. Justice Wilmot u.
Smith and the Rev. Or. Mnot J. Savage An I'M
usually large delegation OF the Cornell Glee Club
Will come from Ithaca 10 furnish music for the
occasion. DR.. l.. l.. Seaman, president OF the club
will preside and It Is understood that he will make
lege world. although its nature is to be carefully
withheld until the occasion Itself.
1t Is requested by the secretary. g Slater, No
z Wilarn-st. that tickets 80 each) be procured at
once. as II may not be possible 10 make prepara
ions at the last moment for any considerable
be procured of c. J. Shearn. No lee Monta guest.
Brooklyn
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Feb l4-345 p m.-Exchange-w Wheat
Spot No red Northern spring strong at % Corn
SPOT hrm; American mixed new. IS 4sd do old 3s 41.d
futures quiet February. 3s 4d March. IS 81 Flour
81 Louis fancy winter firm ps %. Hops AZ London
Pacific coasDmF1rm at IA 15sgf5 IS Beef-Frm; extra
india mess, tSs "a; prime mess 5Ss Cd Pork-Firm.
prime mess fine Western, 5ls Sd; prime mess medium
Western. ass 3D. Hams-Short cut, IA 10 i6 r. steady
at 35s Sd Bacon-Firm; Cumberland cut, IS 70 80 10.
s2s short nh 90 to "A ~ 3ls long midde Light
30 TO 81 H. 3r 3D. long clear middles heavy N
$685. short clear backs 10 IS ~ Cd clear bellies ~
% "a H. Bis shoulders-Square. IL TO II H. firm AT
28s Cd laTd-Prime Western firm at 26s 81. Cheese
American finest white and colored steady 4s TaIow-
Prime city h at les. Cottonseed Oi-IAverpool refined
dull al los Turpent!ne-SpiTits firm 24s Cd Rosn~
Common steady 1T ~ I'D. ~
imports or wheat into Liverpool for the week: From
Atlantic ports. 2l2p quarters: from othar ports. 600
ports GS 700 quarters ~ ''''
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Baltimore, Feb. H-Cotton nominal; middio, A.
low middling lee; good ordinary 4zc: gross re
ceipts 1723 bales; coast~isc. 1880: stock IS osI
cincinnati FEB H.-Cotton steady; middling bxc
low midtlins o1c good ordinary, BIC; receipts s75
memphis. feb 14-Cotton firm; midiling. bsc: low
middlins oo-iGc; GOOD ordinary Lice net receipts
stock l3055l '' "' sow
New Orleans FEB, l4-cotton easy middlins $40;
low middlins 8 iec; good ordinary &C. not Yece,pts
- SEQ bales; go's ID soT exports N. C1ntin.nt
Norfolk FEB, H.-cotton firm: middiins 5No; low
middlinx 100; good ordinary. 4Ae; receipts 1912
bales exports ooastwss, ll05, sales 1876 stock hrs
ssysnnah Feb. h-co,ton Ann: midiiins SIC low
middlins. 518c. net recelps 4OlT bales gross O21
exports cosstwise, 2 oSe. sales ss. stock Io4 4se
81 Louis Feb. H.-Cotton steady. mddng sac; low
middllns, ono; good ordinary 5ltc recepts 878
bales srosA s2io; shipments. 1905 salea i25; stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-15
STILL WAITING FOR A RAINFALL.
DAMP AND FOG HAVEN'T CLEANED THE STREETS
YET. BUT MCCARTNEY HAS GREAT


The weather yesterday morning was OF the damp.
fosgy kind. which. except for few days seems 10
be the nearest approach to winter NEWCOMERS
have experienced this year. II is not healthfu and
is probably welcome except to the thinly
clad TO whom cold means always bitter suffering.
Even TO many Of these, however. the snow brings
temporary employment. physical discomfort being
forgotten in the unusual felicity of 81 76 a day
Yesterday afterr Don the sun came out and dis
PEELED the mist. but neither then nor on any prev-
ous day Of the last fortnight have It's rays been
sufficiently powerful 10 dry up the mud which
makes walking tiresome. The Tribune has told OF
the paralysis which seems to have attacked the
Street Cleaning Department 1t is only necessary
TO add that there indications at present that
any serious effort is being made to clean tho
streets Commissioner Mccartney must still be
waiting for "a good fall OF rain to wash away the
mud" Meanwhile nothing has occurred 10 lead TO
the belief that the Commissioner has thought OF
the simple expedient Of opening the sluces and
washing some Of the streets. His dependence on
the sun TO melt the snow after the first fall was
not success, and his trust in the rain 10 do tho
work of his Department seems. so far. an equal
failure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-15

SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
OF NEW YORK Elizabeth C. Browr,
plaintiff. against Louis Aaron and ethefA
defendants.
In pursuance OF Judgment OF forsslos-
ure ami sale made and entered IN ~
above entitled action and bearing cate -
9th DAY OF January, l>3s |. the unce,.
signed. the Referee In said ildsfness
named. will sell at public auction. al 10
Exchange Salesrooms No. III Broaivay.
in the Borough OF Manhattan, IN tns wv
Of New York. on Tuesday, the FIRST DAY q
March. ls9s. al IL o'clock noon. ~ Wiz
tam Kennedy Auc;loneey. the premises u
said judgment mentioned and therein &C.
scribed as follows:
All that certain dwelling house ard los
OF land. situate lying and being on tae
southerly side Of Forty-hrst Street, 10 ,ns
City OF New York, In the County and sag
OF New York. and bounded and describes
as follows:
Beginning at a point on the southsry
side OF said Forty-iirst Street distant 1No
hundred and eighty five feet easterly ron
the southessterly corner OF Forty-nn.
Street and Second Avenue. and rInnl1
thence essteriy along the souther.y slds %
Forty-frst Street sixteen feet. theoes
southerly parallel with Second Avenue "a
through the paray wall between tho sAe
house and the house next easter.y adS.n~
ing the same ninety-eight feet nine ihc.W
10 the centre line OF the block oet~esn
Forty-frs, and Fortieth Streets; thence
westerly. along said last mentioned TX ~;
sixteen feet. and thence northerE par..G
with Second Avenue and through the rasy
wall between tbs said first mentossa
dwelling house and the house next Necsrv
adjoining the same, ninety-eight feet nia.
Inches 20 the southerly side OF For'y-n'"
Street. at IN. point OF beginning
Being the same premises conveyeo "
Louis Aaron and Max Isaacs ~ PnnI2
Pfeiffer and Maria. his wife. by deed cs'ea
September 18th 1890. and recoriei SEP
TENDER 18th. 1890. in Liber 1851 Of convey
ances at page l33. -.
The said premises are subject 70 "
covenants and restrictions contained N :
certain deed made by Walter /. CuttihSS
Executor OF the last will and testament ~
Gertrude Cutting. deceased. 20 Jona
Stevens, dated November lst. 1904 ~
recorded In the Office Of the Resls,e,
the City and County % New YORK on ~
cemb.r Both. 1854. IN Liher fSl 81 Nou
veyances al page IL. and also 20 the o.
and provisions OF certain sewer ~
ment made BY and between John w. 80,
ems and Eberharc Fsber. dated pecsms
2sth. 1854 and recorded IN sait ReeiHoss
ONCE on December 3lst. 1854. In Lioef -
OF ConveyanceS at PAGE 3d..
Dated February ith. 1875.
EDWIN Il. ROOT. Refers~
LEE & LEE.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. ..
~ Nassau street Borough OF
haitian. New York CRY, ,, -
The following Is a diagram o. the pNv.,
erty 10 be- sold. which Is No. ~"
<lst Street
list Street NO $50 Easp.
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HEADS FALL IN KEArIN0's DEPARTMENT.

THE COMMISSIONER OF HIGHWAYS ASSIGNS LACK
OF WORK AS A CAUSE FOR REMOVALS.
Commissioner Heating Of the Department Of
Highways yesterday announced these removals In
the Borough Of Brooklyn; c. W. Ashby, assistant
engineer salary $3.50; r. d. Chase assistant
engineer a day; b r. Lattins. assistant engi-
nser, r.1D0; W. NJ. Osborn. leveller 5000; 8. p
Bradley rodnan. 81 30 day; c. p. Pray. assistant
chemist 81 a day; $. c. Virgins clerk. 1900; John
Kenny. foreman Of street repairs. day; p. j.
Madden inspector OF street repairs, 81 a day;
Anthony Cannon, laborer. 81 80 day, and ~
Kehoe, laborer, 81 % day
The reason for the removals, Commissioner Keat-
ing said wac lack OF work. The salary Of J. A.
schilling, clerk has been reduced from 81 go to
1900 q year. The salary OF Nelson P Lewis. en-
gt1eer, has been fixed at 1850 year.
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THE vEEyDAM REPORT KEPT SECRET

THE coNsUI~GENERAL OF HOLLAND REFUSES TO
MAKE PUBLIC CAPTAIN srENoER's OFF,
C1AL ACCOUNT OF THE DISASTER
The report Of Captain stenger Of tho foundered
steamer veendam was received yesterday by Con-
sul-General Planter OF Holland. who refused 10
make public the Official report of the captain and
hscaroe orite indignant when II was suggested to
him that the report would be Of public interest
Before sailing on the Spaarndam. Captain stenGer
issued an open letter the officers and crew OF the
81 Louis thanking them FOR their work OF rescue
been admitted with the exception of two. who Will
be deported as not desirable.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. Feb. IA p. mCon,ls for money ll2 Is 10;
consols for account. ll3 l-D Atchson 1871.
dian 90 St Paul esss Illinois Central l0s4 Louisville.
6l1s Mexican Central new As 69A New-Yor& Central.
l2lx Erie, 49, Penn>y vanla, 6ltz Reading 1lis
lst pref Az Mexican culinary 23i1 and Trunk 90
Money, 21 Rate OF discount in the open
ket for both short and thre-onths bills %. per cent
Amount Of bullion taken into the Bank OF England
balance to-day. f5J.OO.
PanA Feb IA p m.-ihree per cent rentes io7
francs 20 cenmes for the account Exchange on London
q france q u confines for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-15
RUSHING THROUGH SCHOOL ESTIMATES

The Board OF Estimate will meet to-day and try
TO pass the estimate Of the Brooklyn School Board
a. II passed the Manhattan and The Bronx esti-
mates last week. In order to provide for school
expenses IN Brooklyn IN January. In the Con-
troller's Office the payrolls Of the Manhattan and
The Bronx Department Of Education are being
rushed through so as TO give teachers and en-
ployes their salaries
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HAMILTON WINS AT CHESS.

TIT, rN-rBRscHOI AsT1C TOURNAMENT ENDS WITH
A CLOSE RACE.
The round OF games in the New-York interscho-
lastc chess tournament decided at the rooms
of Columbia Grammar School yesterday afternoon
Considerable interest was manifested in the play
owing to the close for first honors between
Hamilton and De La Sale Institutes and Columbia
Grammar School. The records:
Won. Lost. Won Lost
Hamilton ...........s Columbia Grammar
De Ia Sale. ........e schoc! .........eA sn
~ 6tt cutter ..............Z ~
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ACCUSED AFTER TWENTY ONE YEARS.
A CHARGE OF ABANDONMENT AFTER LONG
SEPARATION.

After having been separated from her husband
for twenty-one years during which time she
made no complaint. Mrs. Margaret Joyce OF one
hundred and th!rty-ifth-st and St Anns-ave. had
her husband summoned 10 the Morrisana Court
Yesterday TO charge him with abandonment Joyce
is an Irish agitator. who lives IN East Fifteenth
st.
Mrs Joyce is ffty-hve years old, and her hus-
band lie sixty. They were married during the war
and thew became separated In 1877, since which
time neither had seen the other until yesterday.
Mrs joyce told Magistrate Wentworth that her
husband went 70 ireland IN 1874 and that he aid
not return until 1871 when he left her and had
NOT seen her since She said that he had not Ton
tributed a cent for her support since the separa-
ton and that for some time before that he had
not supported her the children.
Joyce declared that his wife had been living
With another man.
Roth sides promised TO bring witnesses TO sub
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-15
FORECLOSURE SALES.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. CITY
and County Of New York.-Julia Z.
Hard. Plaintiff. against Jane NcCaffray OF
a., defendants.
In pursuance ~ a Judgment Of foreclos-
ure and sale. made and entered In the
above entitled action and bearing date the
23d day OF December, 1897 and in pur-
suance Of an order duly made and entered
herein and bearing date the 9th day Of
February. 1898. I. the undersigned, tho
Referee named In said judgment. will sell
al public auction at the New York Real
Estate Sales Room. No. Ill Broadway. In
March. 1898. at IL o'clock noon OF that
day, by Peter r. Meyer. auctioneer the
mortgaged premises mentioned In the said
Judgment and therein described as follows:
ALI. those two certain lots known by
the numbers o and 10 on a map nled by the
Number 2S2 In the New York Registers
offtc.. and entitled Map OF Lands OF Julia
Hari. deceased. at Mount Hope. fremont
In the 2ith Ward Of the city OF New York.
June. 1892 MAP No. u. certified by said
executors. which said lots are bounded and
westerly In front by Morris Avenue,
Nor;herly by lot No. IL, Easterly by lots 10
and Il. and Souther,y by other lots shown
on said map. zach lot being twenty Ave (23D
feet wide and one hundred 900 feet deep.
more or less.
Dated New YORK. February nth. 1898.
JOHN II. ROGAN.
Referee.
MERRILL. a ROGERS.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
III Broadway. New York City.
me Following 10 diagram OF the prem
ists described In the foregoing notice:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-15
EDITORS MEET IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb. 1.-THE Executive Committee or
tho National Editorial Association was In session
to-day at the Palmer House. Between sixty and
seventy editors from Massachusetts to California
present The officers are Louis Hoffman, of
Indiana president; J. VI. Page OF Illinois, and
A. T. Pierce, Of Colorado. secretaries. and James
G. Gibbs of Ohio treasurer.
II was decided that the annual meeting Of the
association will be held September TO 3 at Den
yer. Local newspaper gave a dinner TO the
visiting editors this evening
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FORECLOSURE sArI


SUPREME COURT, CITY Ann xcrs,sS
OF NEW YORK. The Germ ss MI
Insurance Company against CIks,I. u
others. ~
In pursuance OF g. judgment ~.
closure and sale. made and entered n
above entitled action. and bearing a. g
2fst day Of January. 1895. I. *. -
signed, the referee therein named. vsn ase--
at public auction. al the New Yort FL
Estate Saiesroom, No. III Broatxs."sd
the city Of NV York, on the is,h AZ, q
that day. by Peter +. Meyer. auc,,o,m
the premises In said judgrnen, m.nt,ossea.
and described as follows:
ALL that certain lot o. land with A..
building thereon erected situate IA
city. County and state u New YorI
scribed as follows: BEGINNING A,
on the northerly side Of One-hunir.sl .,n'
thirtieth street distant two hirdres VIC. .
elghty-two feet northvesteriy ,ro1 s ,n
corner formed b. the lnterseriion ., ne
northerly side OF One-hunfr.f 40
thirtieth street with the westerly ~. :.
sixth Avenue fas ssif Avenu. has ~
wldenedD, which point ia opposite -
wall standing partly on the lot now sss,yJ
described and partly on the b; Ter, .ss
Joining the same on the .asterly -.
thereof. running hence nor'hsrly IN . -.
DC rallel with Sixth Avenue and p.r, o,.Se
way through said party wall niuety-n,,s
feet eleven inches 10 the middle line m -
block. thence westerly along sait r,rs,.
line Of the block eighteen feet. ,h.-~s
sontherly on line parallel with 500
Avenue and along the essterly wall a. -.
building erected upon the l0t % lans a.
Joining he premises now being assor,r.I
on the westerly side thereof nlre'y 80
feet eleven inc 80 10 One hungref 80
thirtleth street. and thorce easieriy Az.
One-hinfred and-thirt'eth street s.sh,.ss
beginning.
Dated New York. January "a ros
JOHN II. ROGAN.
- Referee.
SHfPNAN. LAROcQUE q CHOATE
40 Wall street. New York City.
Attorneys for plaintiff.
The following IL diagram u IN. ,-r>
erty:
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ONE HUNDRED AND THiRTY-SIxTH
STREET Supreme Court. ely ara
County Of New York Charles rnsnxu
against John J. Fitzpatrick and .thers.
In pursuance Of a judgmen, 9; torec.os-
ure and sale made and entered In tie
above entitled action. and bearing date Ii.
4th day Of February. 1875. I. TIE under
signed. the referee therein named. slil sci
az public auction. at the New York Peal
Estate SalesroOm. No. III RroaiTay. n
the Borough OF Manhattan. IL TIE city 4
New York on the % dag o.; Mach 80.
at IL o'clock noon on that day oy Willaa
Kennedy. auctioneer. the premises 10 al
Judgment mentioned and therein describe.
as follows:
All those four certain lots pieces o.
parcels Of land situate. lying and being "a
the city OF New York formerly In The
town OF NOrrisania, County q Ncs,ches,er
and state Of New YORK. being l0ts Known
and designated by the numbers eighty-fogr
(sH. eighty-hye $50, e!ghiy-s.H 20 ara
eighty-seven so fl block NJ. ave, %
q map entitled Map y real state stu
ate N the town o. Morrisanla and County
OF Westchester belonging q ne Port
Morris Land and improvement company.
dated October lat. 1865. and fled II ire
Office Of the Register % the c0unty q
Westminster AT White Plains on the 18Th
day - October. 1855. as Map 10. SO, n.
premises hereby conveyed being BOUNDED
and described as follows: Beginning az
point on the southeriy siie y me hue
Gred and Thirty sixth street di.'an, one
hundred and twenty-five l25l feet east-
wardly from the intersection formed oy
the said southerly side - one Hundred
and Thlrty-s'xth street with the ea~ery
side ~ -. AIMS avenue. running thence
southerly and parallel with 81 AIMS ave
nue. one hundred 100, feet % the centre
line 81 the block thence easiy2rfly s.on(
said centre line - the block one hundred
1nM feet. thence norther'y along the vest.
erly side ~ lot NJ. : N sad ma3 and
parallel with 81. Arms avenue one hun
dred 400 feet 20 tho spu'herly side OF
ore Hundred and Thirty-.irth street. and
thence westerly along the s0utherly -i.s Of
One Hundred and Thlriy-sixth street one
hundred 800 feet o. the point or pace n
beginning. and being the same p-~nises
conveyed 20 he SAID party ~ The frst
part thereto by the party % the second
part by deed bearing even date with saf
mortgage which mortgage was given 70
secure a portion Of the purchase money
therefor.
Dated New York. February sth. 1898
JOHN ". HUTCHINSON. JR.
Referee
CHARLES rNANGST
Plaintiff and Attorney In Persorar,
No 90 Nassau street. New York City.
The following Is a diagram of thu prop
erty aforesaid.
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l3sTH-sT

The approximate amount OF the Len -
charge upon the aforesaid property y
satisfy which the same Is 20 be sod. 10
So. 6ss. 80. with interest thereon from
February Sd. 1895. together With the costs
" this action and interest. and tbs sp-
proximate amount OF the charges or He's
FOR taxes. water rents. etc, thereon %
$,s3 90 and interest thereon.
The premises will be sod subject %
prior mortgages aggr, gazing SlO.5rco, and
Interest on 50. coo. 20 thereof from July th.
1891. at the 'ate of ) per cent snt On
81 SOC. % thereof from June goth. 1897 q
the rate Of per cent. per annlm.
JOHN ". HUTCHINSON. JR.,
Referee
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RICHMOND TAI COLLECTION STARTED.

The Department Of Collection OF Assessments and
Arrears started the general collection OF taxes In
Richmond yesterday. The collection has been de-
layed for two months owing the failure OF the
Board Of County Supervisors TO make the usual
preparations last year.
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18th street.
The Approximate amount OF the lien or
charge upon the property 10 satisfy which
me property II 10 be sold Ia Two thousand
Two hundred and sixty-two and eleven ons-
thsreoo from December 28d. 1897. and The
Approximate amount Of the taxes. assess
Ihshtn sne water rents upon the said prop
cry which are to Re allowed TO the pur-
,nase, OUT OF the purchase money. or are to
oe paid by the Referee. 10 One hundred and
Two and hfty-nve one hundredths Dollars
sSn.Aoo@ WIN mterest from January 2xth
ioo~ John b. ROGAN,
Referee
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N, =. '>>N-|,
~e~
lNDIOEsIION. constipation. rheumatism,
spinal curvature, nervousness. pa ysis
treated with mechanical massage Swedish
movements, by machinery. artificial horse
tack; stationary bicycle. LANDER IN
6TITUTE. 10 West 69th-st
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The approximate amount q the len 1,
charge ~ SATISFY which the property Is "a
be SID Is sl3.075.s3. with interest frpr
January q. lsJs. and the spproxira,s
amount Of the charges or Hens ~ ;snG
water rates, &c. thereon is $40 :. VII
Interest TO IT, added
JOHN II. ROGAN.
Referee.
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TURKISH RATHS.

PEOPLE OF culture and refinement take
Turkish, Electric and Roman Baths at
MliLER'S. IL West 26th-st
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Iiat s,r>-t CNo. $50 East,.

The Approximate amount OF the nen 70
charge 20 satisfy which this properly ,snu-
be sold. Is $62S5. with interest i'o,n .oce
ary % lsgs besides costs ana az. CON
Amounting 10 s2a5ss. with interest ths
January y. 1895, and tn. expenses ~ ,srsts
sale estimated at Si2o. The csnsr
amount OF taxes. assessments anu 20 -
liens upon the property. when ~. puf-
chsss money or which are 10 be pa'' "
The Referee. is t26s oS ana intereS
EDWIN h. ROOT. Re's
LEE q LEE.
Plaintiff 8 Attorneys
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INFORMATION WANTED.

~~>>~|Nc>>>~|~>><>>N~>N
FRANCIS.-f Thomas Price Francis late
OF Ferndale. Humboldt County, Cali
fornia, Will communicate with Mess.s. r
Thomas Francis, solicitors, Cardiff,
England. ne will hear OF something to his
advantage
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@N;JAc dN&@
$50 Broadway. Union So. & 18th St.
ARTISTIC
Wrought IN BRASS & IRON.
MGldI For INTERIORS, OPEN
Work F'ezplAcEs, ETC.
Our O~n Eoundrfes aud shops.
Our Own Foundries and shops.

stantiate their testimony on Friday. to which day
tho hearing adjourned.
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OLD GOLD & SILVER WANTED.
srPERFLUOUs HAIR REMoyERs.

SpPERFLCOCS HAIR. moies, DESTROYED
by electricity: faces rounded; physicianS
references. HELEN BRIGGS. "a West
1Sd-st.
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MIRRORS AND FRAMES.

JOHN c. GRAUI. 1877 West 23d-st.. old
est and largest store OF It's kind In
Greater New-yort
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~sNNNNNNNN0NNNNNN NNNNNNNNNNUNo.0N~
ELEGANT hardwood mantels. sl2 up;
Replaces gas logs. ShOwrc0Tns and fac
tory. 246 Front-st.. near Fulton Ferry
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