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Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-03-30

FLOOD NOTES.
The question that is now agitat-
ing the minds OF us Water street
neople is this one: "Will the high
water kill bed bugs or not?''
Perhaps the saddest thing we
witnessed during the food was to
watch Ralph Broadwater work. He
did not work long nor very hard,
otherwise we would have been en-
tirely overcome. 1t was dreadful
to witness.
At the foot of Water street we
have house owned by Jim Beaver
lying right across the street.
The tank house of D. A. Bartlett
on the Mccoy lot on south Water
street are upset and in great pile
of mud. The interior of the tank
house is certainly not thing o.
beauty.
Chris Henderson says it will bt
two weeks before train can be rui
into Parkersburg on the Ohio Rive
: railroad.
Thu food was higher in Parkers
r burg this time than it was in 1884
= The moss in the streets and on tn
8 citizens backs backed the water u
so it was higher than it was in 1881
There was two inches of water o.
the floors of the new Jackson hote
pl Street Commissioner Russell
y doing good work in prompt
: cleaning up the streets OF the mu
left on them by the falling river.
Rats chung to the sides OF til
Campbell building on water stree
|. when run out of their holes, but til
e boys and dogs soon put them
}, rest.
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Eczema
All Her Life.

Mr.. E. D. jenkins, of Lithonia, Ga,
saws. that his daughter. Ida, inherited a
severe case of Eczema, which the usual
mercury and potash remedies failed to
relieve. Year by year she was treated
with various medicines, external appll-
cations and internal remedies, without
result. Her suferings were intense,
and her condition grew steadily worse.
All theso-cal1ed blood remedies did not
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-03-30

WANrED-A good solicitor to can
vas Tyler county in the interest
of the West Virginia Farmer.
Good offer to right man. AID
dress, D. T. McWilliams & Co.,
Sistersville, w. Va.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-03-30

scenic Teachthe dis
ease at all until S.
S.S-was given, when
an improH-em e Mt
was at once noticed.
The medicine was
continued with fav-
orabfe results, and
now she is cured
sound and we'll, her
skin is perfectly
clear and pure and
she has been saved
from what threat
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-03-30
From Mondays Daily.

The Hood predlcteO Dy US Oh las
Wednesday did come and with II
came disaster and ruin from one END
of the Ohio valley to the other
The 81 food was exceeded by sew
eral inches and the 'S4 stage ex
perienced a conspicuous rival
The river had been gradually ris
ing for several days until Tuesday
morning last. At that time the
mark here showed the river to be
stationary and every one predicted
the highest point was reached. That
night, however, one of the heaviest
rain storms ever known passed
over the Ohio valley and
Wednesday morning the river was
rising rapidly, and by late evening
Water street was completely sub
merged, and skiffs were plying up
anu down it. People who resided
along it moved out early in the day,
and not any too soon, at that. The
river continued to rise, and from
one hill to the other was vast sea
of water. Early Friday morning the
highest point was reached and the
tide began to slowly recede. Its de-
scent was very slow, and a posi-
bic FIVE feet was the amount it fell
during Friday and Saturday up to
$ o'clock in the afternoon.
The whole lower end of town,
adjacent to south Wells street, was
flooded. Some people unheeded
the warning until it was too late to
move their household effects and
had to allow them to Withstand the
flood. Business was suspended
a. ,ith the exception of the draymen,
who ~ ere hauling people and goods
49, - do., ar. Hundreds OF people
$500 o. 'ded districts eager
Hooked to the to- n.nv exci+.
to get glimpse of tn "'Any eAe
ing events that were tran,
Mails were suspended at Resa ,
anu up to this time we
have been shut off from the out
side world,
The damage to property in this
city is very heavy. Houses have
were upturned, barns and out build
ings were swept away, walks ana
fences entirely gone, and the dam
age done to dwelling houses Will
reach a good round sum. The
Eureka Steam Laundry is about a
wreck. The boiler and engine
house being almost torn down.
While the loss in the city has been
quite heavy the different oil pro-
ducing companies along the river
have been the greatest sufferers.
Capt. J. T. Jones, Carter Oil COM
pany, Harry Ihrig and others will
be the heaviest loser. Derricks were
swept from their foundations, en-
CINE and boiler houses were de-
stroyed, tanks, etc., were carried
down the river. The loss sustained
by these people can not now be es
timated, but it will be very heavy
reaching many thousands of dol
lars.
From one end of the oil field to
the other is one vast picture OF de-
struction. Down below town near
Cochransville, there does not seem
to be a we'll in the valley remaining
unframed. Across the river al
Stringtown heavy loss was sus
tanned. White Brothers lumbe'
ward was flooded and gleat deal o
lumber foated away before it coule
be saved.
RAILROADS BIG LOSS.
The damage done to the Ohl'
River Railroad is immense, no
only at this point but all along it
line from Kenova to Wheeling di'
the flood play great havoc.
At Parkersburg their yard track
and other paraphernalia was LITE
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GODS
said: You never know you su> muu
have taken pill till it is all 0u 10
over" CSC. C. ]. Hood s. Co., Hi -
Proprietors, howell, Mass.
The only piltSto take with Hoods Sarsaparilla.

damaged greatly, and at many
points the track is washed from it:
foundation. AT a point neal
Darlington the track for nearly
a mile is washed i, out from
the roads right of way. AT Mounds
willie the trestle is entirely gone and
men are at work rebuilding it
BetweenM oundsville;and Wheeling
and in the latter named place the
loss is equally as heavy. At Pole
cat hollow the trestle is badly dam
aged. Four benches were washed
away and it will take considerable
time to repair it. as the track has
inclined toward the river four feet
or more. At Hays landing, about
four aud one half miles below town,
the long fill has beeu washed away
and the ties are supported alone by
the rails and spikes. Ben's run
and Willow Island is no better, the
track is washed from the bed. The
trest1e work is gone.
General Superintendent Bryan
was here yesterday and in an inter-
view said the roads loss was very
heavy and as to the time the trains
will begin to run cannot now be
told He was of the opinion that
the track could not be gotten in
condition to allow trains to pass
over it before the latter part of the
week. Agent Frame expressed the
opinion yesterday that if trains were
running by Friday they would be
doing very we'll.
SHUT OUT FROM THE WORLD.
We have been practically shut off
from the world for the past five
days. We have had no mail since
Wednesday morning, and after
Thursday telephone and Geographic
communication was cut off by the
water breaking the lines. 1t was so
arranged Saturday and yesterday
that it was possible to send mes
sages via Pittsburg over the Eureka
Pipe Line wires.
The only papers to be received
were the Wheeling Register on Fri
day that were brought down by
Captain Roe. They were as usual
,,.,, resting, but the people were
,-tos ,ua.o, TO pay ten cents per
copy for them.
WERE FIRED ON
The tow and passenger boats
which passed up Friday and satur-
day were given warm reception.
From both sides of the river volley
after volley of shot were fired at
the pilot houses of the boats. AS
far as could be learned no one was
hurt. The people claim that the
Virginia caused two or three houses
to break loose on her trip up
Thursday night, She has always
been Sistersvil1e's favorite, but after
her being guilty of such ofenses
the people should boycott her.
sK1FFs Nor TO BE HAD.
Skiffs were out of the question.
Those who were fortunate enough
to possess one had Klondike and
exacted their own price. Every
conceivable kind of raft and boxes
were out floating around.
The camera fend was out in vast
numbers, and nothing escaped being
photographed.
The scene has changed. This
morning instead of finding a sea OF
troubled water there is one vast ar
raw of mirky mud. The river is al,
most within its banks, and the peo'
pie are moving back into their
deserted homes as fast as it is pos
, sible for them to scour their floor:
and do other odd jobs about thell
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and at the st. Cloud hotel one death
resulted. Ten or twelve men were
standing on the balcony when Il
suddenly gave way, hurting the
whole party into the water oelow
the water was fully ten feet deer
and in some manner a maa by the
name of Hudson, of st. Marys. was
caught under the debris and
drowned.
| E. H. Slower, of this city, was
among the number standing on the
balcony when it gave way. He
was fortunately able to get hold on
a window sill that kept hiEn from
drowning. The loss to property in
Marietta is reported great. 1t will
be several days before an accurate
estimatecan be given.
cit is an ill wind that blows no.
body good" and the home furnish
ers. paper dealers, carpenters and
paper hangers will reap white
harvest. Many people here had
just finished putting on their spring
paper and Others had just began
having the paper put on part OF
the building. The Review Office
has been buried beneath the
waves, and we have been unable to
get out our paper since Wednesday
last. We have lad plenty of water,
and while we could do nothing else,
we have been housekeeping. Our
Office is now as cles n as a new pin,
and we will endeavor to make up
for lost time by giving Our friends
better paper.
The Mountain State Manufac-
turing eompany's plant at Will
Jamestown is total wreck. The
building was torn from its founda-
ton and carried over on the rail-
road track. The stock on hand was
all lost. G. H. Ernest and others,
formerly of this city, were the own
ers, and their many friends will be
sorry to hear of their misfortune.
tits expected that the mail will be
brought down today from Wheel
ing on the steamer Ruth. Postmas-
ter Work left yesterday on the Ka-
nawha, carrying with him all first
class mail from the postofice here.
FROM THE BOATS.
The Argand will 60 up this after
noon. The Barnsdall will arrive
here from Marietta at 8 o'clock to-
night. The Virginia will be Gown
tomorrow at noon. The Ruth left
this morning on her regular time
for Wheeling. The Lexington
passed up from Matamoras at $50
o'clock.
RELIEF FUND.
Messrs. S. w. Lawrence, Joseph
A. Kennedy and others have Sc
cured $3.50 by subscription for the
flood sufferers. Those who were
left in destitute circumstance or in
any way needs assistance by appli-
c caat:on to Mr.. Oliver Hickok his
needs will be attended to so long as
the money will hold out. Too
much can not be said of the generos-
ity of the people of the greatest
town on earth. With few excep-
tons bread is broken equally.
There will be but little suffering
among the poor people of this city.
FLOOD NOTES.
The question that is now agitat-
ing the minds OF us Water street
people is this one: "Will the high
water kill bed bugs or not"
Perhaps the saddest thing we
witnessed during the food was to
watch Ralph Broadwater work. He
did not work long nor very hard
otherwise we would have been en-
tirely overcome. 1t was dreadful
to witness.
AT the foot of Water street we
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-03-30

ened to blight her life forever.
S!SsS. guaranteed purely 0sgeta6le)
cures Eczema, Scrofula, Cancer, Rheu-
matism, or any other blood trouble.
It is a real blood remedy and always
cures even after all else fails.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-03-30
THE GREAT FLOOD.
Second Largest Ever Recorded
in History.
ONLY SURPASSED BY 1884
Does Immense Damage and the
Oil Wells Along

Fbe River AImosf Rainsd-The Valley
From End to Fad One Of DesOlafiOn
and Disaster-The Scene Here
FrishtfuI One Houses, Derrlcks.
Barns. Etc., Carried Away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AMONG THE BROKERS AND AT
THE EXCHANGES.

HE
r. Durvee & Son sold yesterday for PAU H.
xeIer the dwelling No 20 West One-hundred-ah anu
twentieth-st fronting on Mount MOTIFS fa'A. '''
Keuer receives so 800 In cash. "A mortgage anu q
brick business building at Plainheld " j.
Tho same brokers sold for J. f. Baker to A. IA
cooel dwelling in Washngto n-ave' orange ~ d.
taking in payment sl2.SS In cash ana Tel"
country seat at Toms River. y j.
Tho Ernst Marx Nathan Company sold 70 MOTIFS
uorks the plot s5x1O3Sx95xiOS. on the southeast
or,e- % C,ne-hundred-a nd-seventy- third-st. ana
Futon-ave for $3.50, with 5uiideI 0"ia Mt ~ n
a5 ro Mr. Marks will improve the properly wiz"
ioSF I,ie.6of sold FOR Edward Nicholson No
% 10 80 West ~
'rbo pTjco is said 20 be about sl25 600 c,.n
--nl Same broker purchased for sylvia perIlsnH'
for about slico No 80 West One-hundred .nH
iwentv-sevent h-st. three-story brownstone dwell
1Tte records yesterday showed the uansfG by
me civ and Suburban Homes Company 70 h ~, VI
oM -s,''s ,S % feet cas-; Of Frs-ave Sccxao 10 ex
tending 20 SiAtv-hfth-st. Mr. Cutting was unt re.
rertly one o. he directors. The company owheV d
Mo, % about forty-two lots OF which this Is a
part bu ,hc land was more man tney hTeueu n ,T
chased this plot. about twenty-four lots for cash
.scheibass sold for c. A. Davis the three-story
,c,5a Gotta and brownstone dwelling. house No IS,
Tlnsey-st.. plot l63xi5xlo0 between Tonpkins and
Jones & Bailey sold the two-story frame dwell ell.
irg-house in Vanderbt-ave east SIDE % iee'
sixev34xl50 to Victor Block, and two-story frame
dwelling house on the east side Of the same ave
uro ll5 feet north Of East ODe-hundred-and eigny-
fr,t-st.. with lot OF the same size 70 > T. "o'
don. private terms. ~, =,
At the Broadway Salesroom YESTERDAY refer "a
Never sold in foreclosure the six-story store ana
lofi building on plot 4Sx90x3Sxi ok irregular. Nos.
a. and "a West Broadway, 70 the pi''''"' io'
charles l. BE ian sold in foreclosure ne We
story frame dwe.InR-house on plot 155Xsl Ok 'sx'e
Ncs II and Y Stryker's Lane, 425 feet west OF
Eeyenth-ave.. to the plaintiff for s6le al. enc NE toe
six--,orv brick building. lot 25x9S9. No 32i West
Twenty-sixth-st.. &c the plaintiff, FOR s3" -
The executors sale ny Richard v Harnett 90
Of The property on Park, Pleasant and NathaIie
ayes and Observation-Disclosures and One-hGndred-
and-twenty-t bird sts.. was adjourned
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hs9a@s 10 ES"? s5sicS Richard 1onn.y Mori
soS,si. \? 9! Ds.'; issaioss' Frank LusaF and
ps T,s to M+Fy T ie It Of i7ii6. Scaiia
sgys.''s 2 5.a ct a. s. M'f Rank ass
wife to MARY Kerr 20 7,oso
"a Charles at s sss ff to 1dwa ag"''
' isata do 100 to Of M %s'' Fp ce5Ssr
csn LEONARD c6, s1 Ro to Ai oS Francis
Gienno1 Joseph Devling. individual and AZ
same property; Annie G Devilns to Joseph Dew
St "p hna e' corner iO7th--t loor1,o to
i5sth-st: Adoph Bendheim and wife to Abram 4, n
AS.ga9 a s3d smother Corner ios, ie51co
Joseph pcylins individual and as executor. ct al
,-oh ST. 2ass {, E Of Morris-ave. 22.ls+: :,
,a 5In 10 sec East SoxsSlix2o ixs52 Charles
Thornton ct al to Charles n hah K-i a,ru and
fI another No 70 H RleSord 6 5sa no :,
NaoHsi b4 oo 10 of 25xioo6 Joseph
snss S 's b 2S. Ss Ro SeS R"dd to
the LAWYERS Title INSURANCE Company i'O
'S An.'.r SSs si - s%s "a iao"
q executor to ,S %a,,e TYPE Of i74;h-. Sc1is
h9 Mi;sn s oppsoseim.- to HenTy Ac1sI
f1 ccla nns co Ss1Hs to G .s $500
7haye. corner sr,a 4s X., st. Rank Wi'A"
s. 70 ia Il Of 2xio22
/, Havens 20 George
i2Ist-st s. 100 Il of sth-ave. S3oxlw'll'
William Nicklas 70 Antoinette camp .,o.o',,
Icoth-st s. Gsl.S OF Avenue A ispxloVll N
Gustav r, Reyere ct al 10 Thomas Murths.':: ~
rIS.h-st 3s5 II Of 5th-ave. 25xlOoll; nm m
Horace Secor IT. James Stokes. @''o"
1l1th-s St q 2i5 II OF 5th-ave 50xlOoll; Johh
Gih 5ss"% So IS Eas'. snzieo, Frank to
ss; Ma.y 81 100 +, Of "a ave sxicoo Charles
Is Dlgg!ns 10 A G Hal. .............
&, Nicholas ave No so7. 20 lOxlnS; Han
Browning and wife To Henry Hertzoe rs.
same preIe1,ty: Henry iier'1o'is anu ~ CO
Joseph Kroerer 10 Carrebene IAnchantn
Same property, Emily F Askey TO Joseph 81
i;3d-s s 9 go II q Amstcr1an-aNe, lux 8,
iIc6 Carrie Stcn,ed 20 Henry HeftsDerg ~
Same property. Henry Hertzbers ard wie 10
John II Browning .:...;.... sec.
LIS So y" - anu Wi1isrn W.t,sreY .... Eschans
18Th ave n 9ol y n White Pains-ave TX
10 Phrip Bohnet 70 John y Everett. -;
Lot 1874 block C. map Mapes estate: Charles ~
Cur-s 81 Al Tornrna.o Gordano ......-..-... -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
AsSICNEE's NOTICE

TX PURSUANCE Of an order made tSs
s4,h aay OF May. 1858. by Hon. Martin
I. slower, A Justice o. tn supreme Court
Notice Is hereby given 10 all creditors ana
psrsJas having claims against George W
co.c. latc.y dong business at 10 East
i,th street Yo-ouyh ~ Manhattan. Civ
~ Now YORK t. present their Gains yitk
tre vouchers therefor. duly verified. 10 thu
subscriber. the dug appolnted assignee fof
~ cole. AZ his oil No. % Nasssr,
stfeet. f,oroueh Of Manhattan. City ~
New York IN OF before the 10Th day ~
August, 1898.
Dated Ne,y YORK. MAY 26th. 1898
CHARLES ALERT PERKINS.
Assignee.
Attorneys ;or Assignee. -
30 Nassau street.
New Yorl, CITY and County.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THuRSD-

n i7ith-si. year. 80. -, '''
Arnes John :. 10 Jonas Well and f'ernnar9 pa"
No % 70 on broadway EXTENDS 20 ,'o' 400 900
Brinley. Caroline. 10 Citizens savings DAM ~ e5 90
~ ~ ~, lar .ar,s rropertv year 1880
Camp. Antorette william J Nicklas y" w. ooo
I2lst-st ....... -. ''
Donnelly. Richard. Banned Friend ana an a 40
other. No - Pl;t-st. instalTnenis oo- :. ~
Herzberg Henry ! Hull Browning NO 80 :" n 600
Nicholas ave. years. ,r..s,i a
lAnehaatin Sarriehene - 20 'uc x@ar 1900
Same 10 same li2h-s 10 " e .. ''' 1900
Same Joseph Kroeeer. : HIN ST. 10 u a aoo
~ Nh ave l year.
Logan David T and May j. 70 Mary Schae'ers
n INhanon--t. 100 It W OF Prospective y oo
years ....-...+.......
McElroy Daniel s. to Garfield National Bank .. ooo
" corner 7th-aye i9th-s u months 80. '-'oo"
Walker John JuGson Todd. Nos 100 ana lo' o ooo
Vailnan Frederick TO ne New-York Life lnsur-
snce ana Trust 'o'nP'''' 40 " w . 5000
Wilson Henderson,. o George W Van Wagner on
corner 12Oth-.t and 3d-ave. = years. Wv
Wilson Henderson John Wilson Nos ~ ana
sot Fast lootn- ST ana NO -'i''n 10 -.'' $50
c Kelly. same property. IN years Wv
Sam- Mary Speers. same property. ~ years Wv
Same TO Fannie c Van Wagner. same property o,o
Same 10 Alfred Van Wagner. property. o.o
same 70 Catharne Kanski. property. Ia go
years ..,..........''.' '''''''''''''''''' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30

The approximate amount o, the lien %
charge 20 satisfy which the above described
property Is T. be SOLD Is si.b02 g. with IN
teres, Their .on from the IAN day OK June
1898. togethe- With costs ana aIlowahcee
Juun 18Th. 1895. together with the expenses
O, the sale The Approximate amount Of
taxes. assessments or other liens, which
are 70 be allowed 20 the purchaser on, Of
the purchase money. or paid ny me Ref
cree. is S3a7 ~ and Interest
Said premises Will be sod subject 10 .
nrst mortgage FOR sci and interest
thereon at the rate Of ~ per cen, PEE
annum from March 20th. 1895.
Dated New York June 18Th. 1895.
CLIFFORD W HARTRIDGE
Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Alier.koN Nicholas. Marks Friedman Nl'oo
Ernst Mar Nathan Company 20 Edward Nlnslow ~
Gusthel. Leopold. and another. executors. etc. .oo
Gusthsi. Leopold. TO Emma Thorn and another il""
New-York Real Estate Guaranty Company 70 "a ,oooo
ward Y bDew. "V"
Cooper Samuel =, executor, etc. IN SaJnuei IL ooo
cooper
l>wls 'ohn a; , ~, az: eN'"'o'' Wv " po2s
Risck James c. general guardian etc. 10 Anna. -,
Todd Iudson s. Edward Winsiow. three Nomln n
Riernnn Henry j. 10 Nicholas Aenikon ....... -"
Billings Franklin " TO franklin Billings ct al ,,
........... ''>'''""
Coudert Frederic II. and another. trustees. 10 ,ooo
Gertrude Q Winthrop two. 800
Haescl Joseph o Thomas + Rows and another ~"
- ''" ~ ~ .......... Nominal
Ga rohn NJ c0cOp
Mick Claude W. Adof i Grunfeld 49,. nominal
h9 V 'e"'' H. ""''''' .'....... 1890
ca lat. 70 Icsac 9 Ncurda ........... tninal
Johnson. Jane Van Il. To- Daniel w Johnson ~"
Lawrence Mamie r ". 10 Archibald VI Maclav oo,o
trustee. etc -'''-
nv Msrshssu ,,,r " '........... Nornina!
Same exec,trlS etc. 20 Cornelia l. Marshall ,,
.s'''n'"H
Same wilson Marshall. four ..-..- . .Nornnh'
Smith. c. Edmund !. l3aynes aga an =. ,,
other. trustees etc ''>''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
AFTER CATIONS.

75:h -, No 20 East % a FUR AMI base
nent brick dwelln~. Mamie ) K"cksrh'r. ~
50 - Wesi 18th -. owner. NJ Wich afch'- oooo
washington st. ~ -. = nve--tory hrick
dwelling and factory. estate ~ stephen WIFI
ney %, No ~ Wall 81 owner. r II Lawrence. r.,
washington Place 10 - - %. 70 an eight stor'
brick and lrrn warehouse. foSa3 Louis Sec
berger ~ ~ 20 East csth -. and others. 800
owners. tleycrI,n & Put-e. architects ls"'
oOfh st East 8 four story ani has"
nent brick 1fn.e building Anna u 'o~l"'. -
~. 'S' N"''s'' ''' Owner ..',.... a.ooo
erosion ave s. i22 ?, n - 1924 % two
story frame DWELLING. May smith. "n"' r J. ooo
campbell architect .......- ..-t. '0
it5th st. " corner 81 ave. 2, a ~ and mali
story frame store. Edward Rafter. ~ No 81
East i3ih owner. Henrr kege.mann. Arch 10,
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
WORK COUNTY julius Robertson,
PIaintiN. against James T Disken et Al.
In pursuance o, the judgnen, q fore
closure and sale made and entered In ne
above entitled action. and rearing date ths
I'm DAY II June. 1895. the untersigned
referee. In the sa't Judgment named. VIII
sell q. public auction, AZ the New fors
Real Estate Sales Rooms. No. III Broad
way. IN the Borough q Manhattan w
= New York On ne 18Th day 0, July.
1905 at twelve O'Clock noon. by George r:
Read. Auctioneer the premises directed
hv said Judgment 20 BE- sod therein, ana
described as follows:
ALI. that certain LOT. piece or parcel u
Land with he building thereon erected.
situate. lying ani he.ng IN the Tseina
Wand OF the city ard County o. View
York. bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING. az a point or he s9ltherly
side Of One hundred ard eighteenth Street.
distant eighty feet east 2 he Southeast
erly c.fnsr ~ said Street and Madison
Avsrua running thence >outheriy. parallel
Win Madison Avenue. and par, o. the dis.
taure through a party val. one huncrea
reat eleven inches thence Easterly. psral-
lei with on hundred and eighteenth
street. twenty feet; thence Northerly,
again parallel with Madison Avenue. and
nart 81 the distance through another party
Wall. one hundred feet eleven inches 70
the southerly side u One hundred ana
eighteenth Street. and thence westerly
along the southerly side Z one hundred
and eighteenth street. twenty ,eet 70 ne
point or place ~ beginnirg said premises
being known and designated By me strest
number - East llsth street. IN the NlV
Of New York
The following Is diagram o. ,hs prop.
ertv referred to in me foregoing no''cs
sale: