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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-02-20

True poets and true women have the
native sense OF divineness OF what the
World deems gross material substance
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-02-20

Browning, in his later years, drew slO,-
900 year from the sale Of his works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27
HAS FORTY LIVING CHILDREN
y The New-London Comm Day.

From The London e oNhl '"s'
short ride from Moosup. in what IS KNOWN Si aS
the Sparks District. in the eastern part OF MINUS
lv lives Levi Bradshaw. whose record LOT p"Pu-
l1tfng the earth is such tnat he deserves 10 n'-
come famous. Bradshaw cmigrated from hhhui'
and has lived in that vicinity about thirteen years.
lie is now in his scvcnty-hrst year: lie mas p''i
married three times. and he IS the iather OF lofty
one children forty Of whom are living fy ms
first wife he had six children. including par Oh
twins His second wife bore him twenty -loui
cbuIren h1lf of whom were twins. His present
wife has presented him with eleven chllhr"n. -
bradshaw Wa not fourteen ychrs od "h'h n'
WAS married tho first time. The eldest son y
now foriy-f md has several cnildren ana Erann
children Twonty-niuc Of the old man sons ana
daughters are married, and all have childreh. inc
cr lndfathcr docs not know just how aiEr ms id'h-
liz of grandchildren and great grandchildren mas
Income IL can cnumcrate mp to loo but Is III th'
dark as 10 IN" remainder. He estimates them UP
to .fH - -, 49,,
TIE Killiugy patriarch was married 70 ms '"sa
wife I'm DanielSon thirteen years ago. phly one
Of her eleven children has died. The death oc.
CURED at birth a few months ago Inc resi- are
healthy and robust. Ike the father. Mr. BRAD
shaw is believed to be tho banner father or New
England. md tho banner grandfather OF the
United states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27
INSURANCE CASE SETTLED.

COMMISSIONER BET~rS's CASE AGAINST THE
H.rNA LIFE ARRANGED BY COUNSEL
Hartford April @6.-By agreement of counsel
settlement was effected to-day In one OF the most
inportant insurance cases that ever sought con
clusion I'm the Connecticut courts The case IS that
OF Insurance Commissioner Belts against the -ftna
Life Insurance Company. Two years ago the COM
missioner ordered the Insurance COMPANY TO allei
and the Commissioner. through the courts. aNerl'd
that the company had violated contracts ne go
Sas hoen In litigation for two rears To-day counsel
agreed TO a settlement which was confirmed by the
Court In which the company agrees 10 MAKE tnoS'
ira nsfers from its stock 10 its mutual department
which are satisfactory to the commissioners, TO
nav 10 the Commissioner the amount OF ms CdSil
disbursements in this suit to the sum OF $o"",
that the orders Of the Commissioner. except a.
Drovidad in the agreement. be discharGeu anu So
aside and that this decree Is hnal ad)udl'atlon
and settlement OF all issues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27
FATHER DENT ~ Court AGAIN.
HE SEEKS TO RECOVER $4,000 DAMAGES FROM
ARCHBISHOP CORRIGA\ AND OTHERS
rop MALICIOUS PROSECUTION.

FOR MALICIOUS PROSECUTION.
1,bo pc, Francis Dent was again in court yes
terlav He appeared mis- own counsel IN a suit
hv him 10 recover $4,000 damages Tor aiese'
malicious prosecution from Archbishop Michael a
Corrlcau Anacletus De Angels. william J. ochieS'
Ioscnh l. Kcane and the Society Of triars Minor
~ tho order of St Francis. The case was placed
an trial before Justice Kcogh and jury father
Don't alleges I'm his complaint that the "elehudhtS
c,rs,,irod 10 have him indicted for perjury.
I'll. sl,jt grew out Of his old case against Inv
Society or Friars Minor. from which be had been
.suellcd for reinstatement and for %""" da"'ase9'
After the trial Of that case he was n'icicu 'o
neriurv He pleaded not guilty, giving pan III
5, no on December lS 1896. the indictment against
HIM was dismissed on motion Of the Distr'ct-A'-
torney. .A
Father Dent alleges that the prosecution OF ,ho
n,riury charge against him was published, ana Una.
il made him i'll. that he was uhus d LII -,
care for three years 1t also delayed tIe Ia, az
his civil action for reinstatement so INA, M, ne 10
finally compelled to accept $1,000 10 dis'o"''"o '
Alter Anaclctus De Angels. one OF the dele t
au,e had testified the release given 10y r"t",'
Don't for the consideration OF $1,000 was oHtcu III
evidence and ex-Judge Troy then inove1 10 u,r ELL =
the complaint on the ground that inc r'ica'c va" "
bar 10 the action. 49, -. = a,xra, IN
Father Dent said he admitted that he signed the
release but that 1t was obtained by ouir 80 ~
fraud Justice Keogh then advised fhtneI I'm w
get a lawyer saying that T. appeared from W. ~,
unless ne could show by overwhelming PROOF mar
the release was obtained by fraud II was Hh'S
that tho suit would have TO be dismissed
The trial was ad iourncd until this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27
NEW CORPORATIONS IN THIS STATE

Albany. April 2s-The following companies nave
e,sa certificates Of incorporation with the Secretary
Of State: ~ val. 90
Russell Manufa featuring Company. OF New iork 20 20
h,cTcle novelties capital stock $4,000 Directors
William Kren and John T. CanaYan OF she ., the
Ro1nusb Of Manhattan New-York City.
Overall Bros Of the Borough OF Manhattan
-. Vnrr CIV 10 manufacture clothing; capital
i- sEn ocS 6,reco rs-Cieorge Overall James n
Tann,Ssn Norman l.. Archer and Henry }; Eyer
all Of the borough OF Manhattan. city or New
York.
ch.r,.s II TIirsch q Co Of New York TO manu-
facture and import druggists and grocers speTai
ties: capital stock. 5000. Directors-Arhoiu 0"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27
ATTACKING THE ROCKEFELLERS.
AN EXPLANATION OF HEAVY ASSESSMENTS OBJ
TANNED AT A REFEREES HEARING

AN EXPLANATION OF HEAVY ASSESSMENTS OBJ
TANNED AT REFERBE's HEARING
Another hearing in the case OF William RocKele'-
,.- .,a,nS, me assessors Of the town OF Mount
p,aasan, concerning his 1897 assessment was heio
yesterday before willis S. Hoysradt. OF Pough-
L..ns,e referee Tho only witness called was
Isw,s Roberts OF Lakewood. y. j.. and AFTER MS
..,,,nor, WAS given the plaintiffs side OF the case
was closed ,s.
Mr. Roberts gave damaging testimony against
Michael J. Martin the chairman or the oon VI
...ssors He said that in the fall OF 1896 ne cameo
=, NJ Martins office in North Tarrytown. 10 looA
-,,ar the assessment roll. He was astonlshed 10
-. Mr. Rockefeller assessed for 100000. ana IN
Cu,rea Of the assessor as to the cause or the IT.
CREASE In reply the witness said, Martin 'o'u MN
a., ,hev (mean,ng the Rockefellers) had Deeh
.,ueez,nr the poor people for some zine. ana 'ha'
-, ,ha,, must take some Of their own meolcihe
Mr. Willard counsel for the assessors ooJec'ou w
M Roherts.s testimony in regard 10 the CONVERSE
,,o, ON Tho ground that It immater1ai put
NJ Dvkuan counsel for Mr. RockefeIIef, hs.steu
,non lis being taken, as he said IL proved MI via
Tins malice against the Rockefeuers; NJ ,,uora
After the testimony was nnisheu ~ naae
az ted that he was unable to so on WIN to
and hot argument between him ana Mr. Dyn n.hsr
TolIowed Mr. Willard said that the rainy 80
had not permitted mis- witnesses 10 coihPso.o dao
norr hnf assured the referee that ne nao no !uen
~ de,yinr the case and said that whei tney 80
the stand again they would be prepared u eo
right without intervals ,,,,,.,,. ,hs+ IN. La
Mr. Dykman said II was rldicuIous uIAn ren1eS 10
had besn dragging along as II mao. ne mat ~
continue II once and TO GET an oppS' III ss,S
rossexamine Michael j. Marin: WV was finally
raschad and the case will be continued to-inorro~
and the assessors side opened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27

sr-PREME COURT. New York County,
rrman Tiffany. ~ sole surviving Eysc-
utur - and Trustee under tho Last VIII
and Testament ~ Charlotte l.. Fox. de-
ceased. Plaintiff. against Mary r. Saba,er,
formerly known as MARY L. Buress. de-
PENDANT.
In pursuance Of the judgment Of FORE
closure and sale made and entered in The
above entitled action. hearn g date the l9th
day ~ April. 1895 |. the undersigned. Tho
Referee in said judgment named. will sell
at public auction. Al the New YORK Real
Estate Exchange Salesroom, No. III
Broadway. in the Borough II Manhattan,
city ~ New York. on the 18th day ot
MAY. is9>. ~ twclvc n clock. noon. o. that
dsv. by Peter F. Meyer. auctioneer. the
premises in said judgment mentioned ana
therein described as foil US:
ALL. that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
Land. situate In the CITY ~ New York,
which. on certain map entitled MAJ Map Of
Tiffany in the 23ri Ward ~ the City q
NV York" and hled in the Office of the
Register Of the City and County Of New
York. on the 22nd day Of April. 1855. as
Nap number ai5, is shown and dis,in-
gIi.hed as Lot Number o 'siD ~ Block
numter four hundred and forty eight. and
is bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING az point in the westerly
line or side OF said Block number As
said Westerly line or side 0, said biocx
line or side OF the Southern Boulevard
distant Nor;herly one hundred and thirty
six fee, and eigh, hundred and nine one-
th9usa ndths OF foot iai 90? ~ from TIE
point II Intersection thereof with the South
erlv line or side 4 said Block number ~
said Southerly line or side Of said Block
being shown IN said Map as the Norther.
~ line or side u Lyon or Home street,,
and running thence Eas' wardly one hun
dred and twelve feet and one hundred ana
ffty-six -thousandths ~ a foot nl2 lcS
~. thence NDriheastwardly twenty-five
feet and sixiy-slx ore-;housantths OF .
700. t2s. o6S IT.. thence Westwardly one
hundred and thirteen feet and nine hun.
drsd and seventy-s.x one-thogss ndths OF .
700, ll3a15 IT. 10 the Westerly line %
side - said Block number AS ,oeing The
Easterly line or side q. southern Boule-
ward. az shown on said Map. as aforesaid.
and thence Souihwarilv and along The
same twenty-five feet % ~ 10 the point
or place ~ beginning. be said or either Of
said courses and distances llttle moro ~
less Being the same premises conveyed %
the party hereto O. the first part By Mary
T.. Tiffany by deed recorded IN the oiice
OF the Register Of the City and County q
New York in Liber 1851 Of Conveyance.
AZ page 29l.
Dated. New York. April 20. 1898.
JOHN DELAHCNT'Y. Referee.
Davies. Stone & Auerbach. Attorney foe
Plaintiff. 30 Nassau ST.. New York
CITY.
ses above described:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27
A NEW EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

WESTERN ROADS SOON TO TAKE UP THE CUES
TON OF A RATE FOR TRANsPoRTA-
TON OF TROOPS.
rn,cego Anr, os-A meeting OF the lines OF the
Western Passenger Association will he held on
Wednesday OF this week for the purpose or selec,-
ing a new Executive Committee 1t IS dehnl'eN
arranged that General Passenger Agent charlton
of the Alton will be chairman or the counll sc;
The Western roads will. in tho near futurc Hlhc
up the question OF making rate Tor me U'. III,
narration OF volunteers TO the seat OF Wal 1 H'
rate for this work during the Civil War was Two
cents a mile. and there Is general l"nH9hcy , ~
make this rate during the present trouble with
Spain. w.. ,,,,;o,, ~ood
Directors of the Chicago and west Mlchiean loaH
coupons due Nav l. OF the Chicago and North
Michigan roads bonds. one-half in cash ana one
half in ten-year scrip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27
STANTON a HOPKINS,
Mulberry St

MulreFTN ~.
Tho Approximate amount ~ the Hens
or charges upon the premises 10 eausfy
FOR which the property is 20 be sold IS
si2. s05 SO. with interest thereon from the
sth day OF April. iSgs besides the costs
and allowances amounting 20 St'2 90. with
interest thereon from the 18th day Of
April. 1895 besides the expenses ~ the
sale
The approximate amount ~ the taxes.
Assessments and other liens upon the prop
srty. which are u he paid by the referee
out Of the purchase money or allowance
to the purchasers. is.
Taxes Tor 1897 ..+......-- +...s. s.- .SloN'"
Unpaid water rents for meter OF
lNyo ......-.|..'. ....... ..--. t'-' - - -,
Croton arrears. 1890 ................ J. 20
Meter. sept. q. 1890. 70 August
10 1897 .......t-.. ..... .'.... 49,. '"''"
Meter. Angus, 10. 1897. - March
2. lSpS. ......... ...--- ....'...-. - ~
besides those sine" March 2lst. 1890. and
since March 3 ls?s not nNel. making an
aggregate Of s3tlpo. except those not liked
to which should lie added the interest ~
said amounts respectively.
Dated New York. April ID. 1895.
DANIEL. 7. lNGRAHAM
RerSree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27

fielder Charles L. Hirsch and Oscar Hirsch OF the
borough of Manhattan New-York CITY
Warsaw Creamery Company. of Warsaw, WON,
ing County 20 make butter and cheese. caplln'
st9ck saGn Directors Frederick j. Humphrey
Sami'el t. Whitlock J. Milo lIawry. Duane J..
Chase William W Smaliwood. Frank b. MOTIFS
and William p Rumbal. OF Warsaw.
Fred Oppermann. 3r.. Brewing company. Of the
BOROUGH OF Manhattan. New-Nork city. 10 prev
lager beer and malt beverages; capital stock Sf",'a
90 Observation-Disclosures MerEes. Conrad ~ l'IaNe
and George J. Glllia. Of New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27
FORECLOSURE SALES.

WEST FoRTy-NINTH STREET. VEST
FORTY NINTH STREET GREEN
Wien AVENUE - New York Supreme
Court. Theresa Schlosser. AGAINST
Trustee under tho last VIII and Testa-
ment OF John Ritter. deceased. and others.
In pursuance Of the lnierlocutory judg-
ment OF partition and sale In the ABOVE
entitled action dated the IAN day Of Feb
ruary, is9s. l. tho undersigned. the ref
cree in said Judgment named. will sci at
public auction at the New iork heaI
Estate Salcsroom. No. III Broadway. In
New York. on the 18th day ~ April. ises.
nj twelve O'Clock moon. by Strong &
ireland. Auctioneers. the premises In tho
said judgment mentioned and therein
described. as follows. 10 Wit:
3. All that certain lot piece or parcel
Of land situate. lying and being In the
city ~ New York. bounded and described
as follows besinninS on the west west,
distant nifty four feet eleven inches
northerly from the corner formed by the
Intersection Of the northerly side OF Jane
street with the westerly line OF Green
witch Avenue. running thence westerly and
parallel or nearly so with Jane street and
partly through party wall seventy one
feet one and one-half Inches. thence
northwesterIy and nearly at right angies
TO Jane Street twenty-six feet four and
one-hslf inches. thence easterly and
parallel or nearly NO with Jane Street
sixty-eight feet one inch 10 the westerly
side OF Greenwich Avenue. and thence
southerly along the westerly side OF Green
witch Avenue twenty seven feet seven and
one-half inches TO the point or place OF
beginning. be the said several dimensions
more or less. Said premises being known
as Number ll9 Greenwich Avenue.
O. Also all that certain lot. piece or
parcel OF land. situate. lying and being In
tho CITY OF New York. known and dis
tlnguished on a map entitled. "A Map OF
1888 lots In the Twelfth Ward OF the city
OF New York." being part Of the estate
late OF Philip Weber deceased. hled in
the office ~ the Register OF tho City and
County OF New York. as lot No. One hun
dred and seventy-six. and bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at point
on the Nor,herly side OF Forty ninth
Street. distant four hundred and twenty
nve feet Westerly from the Westerly side
OF Ninth Avenue. and running thence
Northerly parallel with the said Ninth
Avenue and along the Westerly side OF
lot One hundred and seventy seven on
said NAB and partly through Q party wall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27
RIO BLOCK OF MARBLE.

Tho largest block OF marble ever sent OUT OF
rast Tennessee was shipped by way OF tho bait'-
more and Ohio Railroad TO New-Ensland curing
the first week IN March. 1t was consisheo ~
Norcrosa Rros at East Cambridge Mass ana II
Teiehed 45 900 pounds. 1t was quarrisd near n''N
vilia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27
STORAGE NOTICES.

-~>~~-~-->>>>|>>>-->>|'~
TO RALPH MARREMAN. H. wilkins.
Mary Davis. 4. q. Dougherty. Mrs. Irene
simmons, c. Raymond. Mrs i. Dution.
J Z. Caldwell. Mrs. a. Calam. CaIWan or
Caiaman Mr. or Mrs II. H. Clarke u. r.
E.nling. I~ Roy Porter: You and ench o:
you are hereby notified ,hat tne nm Ior
Inc payment OF my lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. after
due notice thereof hss been given you. /
Will cause such property. 70 VIII. mouse iio'n
Foods personal effects and merchandise.
stored b. you In the Columbia storage
Warehouses. 10 be sold at public auction.
according 20 the statute in such case made
and provided. at No. 81 West Goth ST. On
Saturday. May 18th. lsos. at 1890 A. m:
and II tho eale thereof Is moi completed
Will be continued at the Same place on
each and every Saturday thereafter. be
ginning n; 1890 o'clock Il. m. and coniin-
uing until o'clock p. m. on each saturday
until the sale is competed.
TO MRS. ROSA BURROWS. NJ Solomon.
J. T. Warren. James McKibb.n. Mrs.
McGlynn. Mrs. l.. Bair. Lottle childs.
Marie BrSuse!Sn II Gre rneT' Mr.. M JOIN
son. Mrs. z. Batson. Mary Irewen. NJ.
Charlton. A. Moftat,. Lewis Frank Il Co.
Julia {. Morris. Prof. G. +. Runtsler, An
Mo Petsrs. Emanuel Jenne. Mrs. T.. L.
Johnson. Miss NJ. Lemon. N. Il. Ballard.
J. c. +. Gardner. Iarney Lanier: You and
each Of you are hereby notified that the
time for the payment Of ny lien upon the
property hereinafter described having ex-
pired. after due notice thereof had been
given you. viii cause such property. 10
wit: household goods. personal effects and
merchandise stored by you IN the Columbia
Storage Warehouses, 10 be sold at public
auction. according TO the statute In such
case made and provided, at Nos. 30 and 20
West S7th-st.. on Saturday. NAV TIN. 1898.
at 1890 q. m. and II the sale thereof Is
not completed by o'clock .. m. on said
date. the same will be continued at tho
Same place on each and every Saturday
thereafter. beginning at 1880 q. m. and
continuing until 4 o'clock p. m. on each
Saturday until the sale 10 completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27
MILLS on HALFTiHE.

Manchester ~ H. April 26-On and after May
. tho Manchester Cotton Mills VIII run only every
other week placing the operatives virtually on
half time. This affects three thousand HlIhahus'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

WRITE FOR tho new illustrated catalogue
(postpaid) ot the famous Hartman
Piano Prices and terms 10 suit the times
IARDNAN. PECK co. Mfrs. l53
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

AT ST. BARTHOLOMEw's EMPLOY
AEST BpREAU. oil East 4ad-st..
s0ses msnasers, bookkeeps.s. cashiers.
stsnograpncrs. clerks. statesmen ana sales
women: a,s0 teachers. cfaperons. Nained
0ureee. governexses. mana Ging housekeep-
orS. etc iabosOres Of all kinds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27

ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY SECOND
Street. Suprs Court. New YORK
Couuty.-lsrael Ste.nhart and others. 40
surviving executors ~ and trustees under
the last Will and testament Z Henry Schu.
bart, deceased. plaintiffs. against ELIAS
HARIIB ana otners. defendants In pur-
suance o. a judgment OF foreclosure ana
sale dated January 81. 1895. duly made
and entered in the above entitled actiont
l. the Undersigned. the referee IN the said
Judgment named. VIII sell at public auc-
ton. at the New York Real Estate sales
room. a; N. III Broadway. In the county
o. New York on THURSDAY, the nineteenth
~ MAY. 1898. a; twelve o'clock noon, ~
John ". Thompson. auctioneer. premises
as directed by said judgment. and therein
described as follows: All that certain lot.
piece or parcel u land. together WIN ne
buildings and Improvements thereon
erected. situate. lying. ana being n me
Twelfth Ward o, the city OF New YORK.
and bounded and described as follows; Be-
ginning AZ \ pom, On the southerly SIDE
81 one Hundred and Thirty second street,
distan, Two hundred and ten Zee, eastery
from the corner formed ~ the intersec-
tor ~ the eas'erly line or side o. Fitn
Avenue with the s1utherly side of ons
Hundred ana Thirty -second street. run
ming thence s0uthery and parallel win
FIN Avenue. ninety nine feet eleven
inches TO the centre line % the BLOCK:
ihencs casterly and parallel with one
Hundred and Thirty second street thirty
feet: thence northerly. again parallel win
Fifth Avenue. AMI part of me distance
through party wall ninety nine feet
eleven inches To the southerly side OF one
Hundred ard Thirty second Street. ana
thence westerly ard along the southeriy
side q one Hundred and Thirty-second
Street. thirty feet To the point or place ot
beginning. said premises being also known
hy the street Number II East one Hun
fred and 1'hir,v-second Street.
pn'ed April % 1895.
AUGUSTUS H. VANDERPOEL. Reters~
HTGO :. MACK. Attorney for Plantlhe
No. Reekmsn Street. New York City
f9nl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27


SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
OF NEW YORK .-OPHFLIA J. 'TTH
RFRT Plaintiff against TIMOTHY D.
Sullivan and NELLIE SULLIVAN. MS
wife and Ois.. Defendants, notice OF SAFE
In PURSUANCE 4 Judgment = toreclls
ura and sale duly made and entered n the
above entitled action. bearing date the
2s,h day u April. 1875. /. the undersigned.
N. re.ere. IN said judgment duly APP
pointed. Will sell at public auction az -.
New York Real Estate Salesroom. No. Ill
Broadway. IN the Borough 0f Manhattan
and CIV County and state u New York.
on the 10Th day o., May 1895. a, II O'Clock
noon %, tina, day. by Peter +. Meyer auc-
mentioned and therein described. as fol
All. that certain 10, OF land In the Sixth
Ward u CTty OF New York. with the ouili.
INK thereon erected. bounded and described
as follows
REGiNNING at point on tho eas,erly
.,ea % Mulberry Street distant one hun
dred ari thirteen feet and one inch NORM
erlv from -" noriherly IN" o' fa,N 800 49,,
ard running thence IN ar easterly direc-
ton but slightly incllninr 70 the north. as
the said 10, 4. now enclosed and occupied
twenty seven feet and three inches thence
easterly AMI AZ righ' angles with Muloerry
stree, nfty seven feet. thence northery
parsll.i with Mulberry Street twenty feet
and nin- inch--. thence westerly At right
angles with Mulberry Street eighty FOUR
feet and SIX inches % the "hstrrly !ine OF
Mulberry Street. thence sou,herly along
tho line last mentioned twenty-five feet
and three inches 20 'hs point or place of
beginning said promises being now known
az number Forty 80, Mulberry Street.
Dated New York April 2d,h. 1895
DANIEL. e. 1NGRAHAM.
Referee.
STANTON a HOPKINS.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
81 Nassau stree.
New York city.
The premises - 10 sold are known as
number Forty Mulberry Street. and the
following IL a diagram thereof;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27
WAGE nEnrCTLONS PROHLBITED.

Boston April 26-The bin 10 prohibit deductions
~ IN. wages of women and minors employed In
NO nSacturinC and mechanical establishments for
,,noe lost bv stoppage Of machinery was passed 10
ha engrossed. 20 TO 81. to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27
Jane Street.

Forty ninth Street
Thor. IL mortgage on the prem,ssa
Number li9 Greenwich Avenue. amount.
inc IN the sum ~ Eight thousand dollana
with interest thereon from January 9th
1898. al Ave per cent,
CLIFFORD w. HARTR1D0T,
Referee
The sale Of tho above described premisea
"a hereby adjourned 10 Thursday, the 2sth
dav Of April. 1895. at the same time and
place go.
CLIFFORD ". HARTRfDGE.
Referee
DAVID THORNTON.
Plaintiff Attorney.
81 Fark Row. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27
ELECTRO THERAPEUTICS.

THERAPEUTICS. DE TALLET'rE IN
sITTuTE. i0l West 40th-st.. ,0l West
<6;h-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27

Note The Approximate amount OF the
lien with taxed costs and disoursements,
To satisfy which the premises are 70 %
sold is 500. o1s.42 with Interest from Jano-
AIRY II. ls9S. The Approximate amount %
the unpaid taxes and water rents
SS3t ~ besides interest.
AUGUSTUS II. VANDERPoEI. Referee.