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The herald., 1898-03-29

We no longer discredit the reports of
the awful sacrifice of human life on the
island, nor have we difficulty in placing
the responsibility where it belongs. We
all believe Spain responsible. for the de-
struction of the Maine and the tragic
death of nearly three hundred of our
gallant seamen.
Few of us have any faith in the re-
newed protestations of the Spanish min.
istry that the war is to be brought to n
speedy close, or that 1t contemplates
offering any terms to the patriots which
they will accept.
The temper of the people all over the
land is thoroughly aroused, and we sadly
misinterpret it if it now yields to any
extended delay in giving force and effect
to the national decree-unwritten, bu:
none the less understood-that the
Cuban question must now be settled, and
settled in the only way in which it will
stay settled by the grant of independence
to the patriots.
Nothing else will satisfy the American
people.
The administration will neglect or re-
fuse to carry out this decree at it's peril.
Even as Spain objected to the manner
of sending food to the suffering people
of Cuba in war vessels, so the Cuban in
surgents, through their military head.
objects to independence through the
i M
part Of the United States. But we can
no more listen to the protests of the one
than we can to those Of the other, when
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13

- John T. Terry aAd Scion Humphreys as surviving ,us
tees under the Nill and Testament OF fdhln - MoI
san deceased, Plaintiffs asains; Rosa NleceIHdh ana
tther-. Defendants. ,,..,, =, u,ra,,o.
f ana sale duly made and entered IN the above ehtieh
actin Tearing da;e Tenth day 81 August. lses l. the uh
o-ys.nei the Referee IN SAID judgment naH.d WA SCI
az Publ, Auction. the New YORK Rfa! Estate saies
Rooms No III Broadway. In the Borough OF ManhauaA
tic of New Vorh We .nesdar the fih ady OF Sepei
h,r isGs at ~ clock noon. on that day by Pesr r.
Never Auctioneer premises directed ny said Jucs
,,ent 20 h. sold and therein described az follows. -
ALL that lot. piece or parcel ~ land "h ,hs
building 10 be erected thereon situate, lying and being
IN he ty ~ New York and being in Block Number 1888 IN
Number T. shown on the lana map OF the ty of
Nav York and bounded ana described as follows;
DEGrNNlSG at pcin On the S0uherly line G. West ono
hundred distant hundred and nine
flO1l Eastwauy the corner formed by
Tho Intersection of Easeriy line % Columbus Avenue
,,ith m. sail Southery line OF West hundred and
fourth street running thence Southwadly parallel with
Colunbus Avenue hundred feet eleven inches too H.
/, IN y, the middle % the book. thence EastWardv
lire ~ .he block thirtj three
inches thence no-.hwarilN again parallel with coUm-
hls Avenue and and through he Dticle .Ee ~
tain party wall huldrei tfct eleven inches eco ii
inD To the southsrly me ot Wet ioiih Street thence
said soItherv iinS "e West Oih
thrty-;hve four inches (35 3, in the point
place OF beginning. ~
CUAr:.fS 4. RUNK. Referee.
LORD DAY & LORD. Attorneys FOR Plaintiffs.
Orice and pcstotice Address.
No 100 Broadway, Borough az Manhattan.
Cry OF New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13

METALS The week in the meal market starts IN
with interest Laying and prices sassnF p'n5nt 3.1ay
ing a disposition grant concessions News iFom abi""!
the SANE c"nditions a, prevalent ner ~
the c.osc the Metal Exchange calird Ilg on Na',9ns
er gus wi h spo, December quoted at S2 2tfsla 2. IT,
I'm que' with spot T. october quoted = -" ~" 20
Lead aus, AID cas-, spot ani september. 5nSi o. Z; pc
.ohcr ana Noveinser. si0S@ o'. Hp."s quiet, spi t.
i"99G se clS.9. Sie ,no a. 10 il
q, ~. c,"ssi steady spo, i7a las 90 futures. ~ -
CT soft Spanish lead quotet tl2 Is oil anu tp''''l
M0LAssEs AND syRUPs \ small jobbns uAae W"
tons Wh news rejecting eeneiStW uhch,hsr" I
" Ittic esposcn 10 anticipate tI'uc want pnont.nns
5 12 I N yssd s prn s'Hs ea
ke,,. common 27n2Ss q ga EAR po;,, Elcc dsSs:c ,ps
sninon io@i2s; fair liai'e' S"'d ''g'''' prime >
"orrAH rREIGnrs Tho market 'or ber,h freEhis was
ss 1ao 5'eaas a. me fo2T" ia prss "a s
9;..ddsd: "iol h, IA Ne%css 49, An,*sg ~ o.
os for ORDER Giaa. % drec persn large tonnes
g sds5s 81 ,ggr to FIh tsIr HSp 10 cT,RrH
Tradng in sail tonneg- was limited to ,+E, m I'S
rsytments Win tbs exception Of coasIwse "rotr
'"!shts from the south Ess. g'h heiSg a. rsod re-
se ~, he grain snd cotton trades era ass on 'ne
S@9,TsG Fs n, S'rs ,ea a% osa tons
2c csars'ed se' 80 nl a Chartered
sSrd ,h steamer q cl l9' ore aoToad G6
steamer $50 preyious>) cotton; Rrir,sh
..Gsl,na 90 80 tons snVT p-oyou. cotton Gas1n q
-, ori.a,s 70 United Kingdom Continent los
@ S,.,ner eD-C,ciobsr IL Iiritish steamer 80
0ns r~nc-aI cargo hence TO Hamburg fsrh,' ssp's
80 ,rsh steamer 1n5 tons tran'atihhilc t!Hun ~
months Is 6 british -teams 300 Gna''%>rs nesinn
80. ia Cork for IL al Sepemheri 80
,,can.- ms tons West India Tads four m nn' co.,
40 tens coal. uaiilfho'c 70
's. ,erm.: Norwegian steamer. +a2 tons Wet ma
rnc~ private terms; British steamer, i'"7' I,,ey
Heiohs ssperber redeiiveiy Cnit-d s'ars m Eo
u.,tt.h .h,n 4ea sensral cargo calcutta 20
N. r. york rs :n option Dundee. HAMBURG or bpnloens
abroad British bark, lA>l tons, csais 81
%t, "a "a vest coast 81 England tas % October
snyen.r bark ease OIL hence 70 rcsnamraro
~ free lrhterage; British bark. MI Tors seneIa'
henc. to san,o. private terms. s.nHonGr "a ,on
phsd.lphla Pare private terms: oss az
..axe, Norfolk Bsrbados Al o, bout ,%s,,nh 10
900 tons previously) nmnrI, "nNhn',"n
sG2sx at or abou, ~ schooner s6S tons 1P'erona
iih'N Vrur,v,ck 10 Halifax. a. or About 80 sCn..'
limher c.aI south Amboy Portland. hoc; sehc'neI
40 .ors coal Perth Amhey 20 bcs,oh' '"' ''"'' -
~. '.naI Eisewater TO Eostcr, 'nc s., -, 49,. .,
market for cotton,e,d oil !, o. "n sr future
$500 Iinsecd fairly active ana s,,nd r.,roeu
oelver!. s,.st " and unchanged We Gupe; .cu.eun;
Pcroissmnno and bulk 81: PHILADELPHIA bes ~ g. an
b 1s ~ IS; crude nsphths. carsoes 10 ana 'eo'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
NETWORK SUPREME COURT. County of

~ New-York Frederick W Pitcher. Plaintiff against
Gustav p Muller and others Defendants
In pursuance Of a Judgment Of foreclosure ana sae
duly made and in the above entitled action near
ing date the Both day ~ August ls3s. !, the under.
signed the Referee said Judgment named VIII sell AZ
public Auction at the New~YOra Real Estate SAFES
room Nc. iii Broadway. in the Borough OF Manha,nn.
cry Of the PIN day OF september lSs
at ~ q clock noon. that day; by william kennedy
.uctoneer premises directed by said judgment 70
be sol J. and therein described as follows: 4, a.. eo.,
Az thai lot piece ~ land situate IN the SSr
U,,d a. a New-York. beginning at point
formed by the intersection II tho southeaseriy sde s
c,.hhn. Avenue with SOutherly side ot Home street
nnng thence Easrry alcng said Home street nfty-two
"a i'm feet hcrce Southerly ninety four feet thence
Eorhwestery one hundred and two and o feet 70 IN"
so,,heas,sry side OF Stebbns Avenue, thence North
eriv thirty two and % 100 feet 70 the point or place
hasinning said several dimensions more or less.
n.tne heretofore conveyed to OLYMPIA
Ronfanti by Henry u. Tiffany and Caroline G. his VIE.
h seS hearing da.e Of December, 1883 and re-
sj december 10th 1856 Liber 2OlI OF Conveyances
AZ page the Office o. the Register OF the SV ana
County New York.
Dated: New-York. September 2. lses
DA'eH' ' CHARLES u. BURRIII. Referee.
Al CARRINGTON. Attorney for Plaintiff, lis Broad
wav. y. Y. CITY -. ,-- ,...,.l
The following is a diagram OF the premises described
IN the foregoing notice OF sale
Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW.

YORK-John T Terry and Scion Humphreys a. sur.
yying Trustees under the last Will and Testament OF
EGwin H. Morgan deceased Plaintiff aeans Rosa VILE
derman and others. Defendants. Action No g.
In pursuance OF Judgment Of Foreclosure ana sale.
duly entered IN the above entitled action bear
said judgment -amea will sell at Public
Auction. the New York Real Estate Saesrooms No.
III broadway, in the Borough ~ Manhattan, city OF
Nav York. Wednesday the l4th day Of September.
1898 at ~ O'Clock on fat day by Peter r. Meyer
Auctoneer the 5sns directed by said Judgment 10 b
sold. and therein described as follows go .
ALL that certain lot piece OF parcel OF land Win the
building erected thereon situate lying and being
in the City OF New York. and being in Block Number
the city Of York and being bounded and described
follows. BEGINNING point on the soufh"rlv line
hundred and fourth street distant two hun
dred feet eight ncnes Eastwardly from the
corner formed intersection OF the Eaetery line OF
Columbus Avenue with the said southerly line OF West
middle line Of certain party wall running thence
parallel with Columbus Avenue and 10 ana
through the middle Of said party wall far as the
rame extends hundred feet eleven inches lfo IT, II
I'M 10 the middle line Of the block: thence Eastwardly
along said middle OF the block hiryhree feet four
inches 1913 r. 4 nD, thence NOrthwardly parallel with
columbus Avenue hundred feet eleven inches 100 X:
I'M Southeriy line ~ West one hundred ana
fourth Street thence weswardly along eaid souherly
line one hundred and fourth street thirty
feet inches 33 H. n 20 the point or place OF D.
ginning - A., ,oo.
DA's'' CHARLES A. RlJNK. Referee.
LORD DAY LORD. Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Ofice and Pos,ofics Address No l?o BROADWAY BOZ
ough OF Manhattan. City OF New York.
Yes l04th Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
EXPORTS LAST WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NewYork. sept. IL. l>SS.
rOFrEE-To-days market for coNee futures was
smt one fluctuations being restricted to range Of ~
,lnts while total transactions footed but 5000 bags
ehl.fy small lots well scattered through the list Local
r,tsr. found little in foreign advices or In the situation
tsnsray on which 10 base an opinion, with OUTSIDE
nes, lacking the professional element were mas
psed operate extensively. and at no time dd speeua
ion show activity. The market opened quiet at un-
S,nrei prices and closed quiet decline of points
an advance Of points European cables reported
dull markets a. both Havre and Hamburg. and unln-
portant changes in quotations. RIO was neglected
ssnte. quiet and shade lower. The movement TO
Railian ports considerably less than looked for
but This factor offset by smaller movement from
American warehouses than had been predicted In tie
MARKET for spot coffee the brazilian grades were dull.
WITH quotations nominally unchanged on the basis OF
arc for Rio No Z While business was more active in
nnilder descriptions. trade was far from what II
msh, be. and the outlook was unsatisfactory .
The range ~ contract prices in the local market 10
DAY was follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13


eoTToN-Ths bull crowd me, with something Of set
back his morning shape OF untayOTable cables
from the Liverpool rnarke Instead OF the marked i'm
poveen expected In prices al that point an INDIFFERENT
Government report. and all Indications pointed 70 the
tlef that the English cotton trade did not attach par
ua- significance the deterioration In the crop during
tie as mont, indicated by September report Under
sased Of points the first call. The decline was
followed Almost Immediately by sharp rally Of 4g1
points with the smaller shorts, Liverpool and the south
to@splcuous buyers The market again turned weak
later forenoon undo lisht liquidation and some
esfing out reacted toward anc for the rest 81
ne session exhibited quite steady front c!os!ns lu't
q unchanged prices points net advance Wills lns
future mar Liverpool summed N as unpom-
hag the fact that English spinners were again taxing
HW0 bales NJ spot cotton a DAY al sustained Pi..s
sarouitged bui crowd moi a lllue. sun ahpiher
dement, q! hrmnees the claim OF better con9lNhs u
manufacturing circles In THU country, bssel upon an
Improving demand for cloths the !ow price of ra" CO.
he expectation q general business revival throushou,
he country. Private accounts from Tie COLON Uct
eam.d that considerable damage had heen sustained by
va pant, due 20 the recent storm men "ot'tn
Mnsst from falling temperature In the Ne-te seeunn
sso led 70 The weather map noleo ~ ,,
s,aiy favorable conditions. nee1eS :aHs nd.hs Ia.
curing The last forty-eght hours throughol, me ceu'
snd crater portion Of Western section OF the h'
aisspeu reported fail Of 40s inch WITHIN le AZ
N NED hours. porsltsli!e 2s' seh 800 9Ss
NN.w-or.ans 256 Texarkara. 202, and I.ongvew ana
,.mned. go tn. forecss was for continued rams ~
~. Cotton belt, with the exception ~ the Atlantic odo
s, western Texa Port AMI interior receipts Weis "p
to-day Compared win The movement ~ tn 't.t
lre-eh FIJI behind those ~ ts' year ne oo 90
a.. por receipts were cons4rvatlVely estnac9 az $500
lar az azsins, $500 bales a.t weef ara r,,ss o.,
ns,,,Ar Tn. interior gave every pfenlss ~
,sissy rapidly those for tomorrow at Houston oe'hs
ne a. sbsu, 20 900 bales -. H.,
o. eon;rsc, prices in the local 'harH'' "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
OTHER MARKrTs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Sept i2rade In cattle 20 day was ~ go
mated IN desirable offerings and cattle that were Snp.e
enough u - were stronger 10 t@s5 70 me,
obue Choice :te"rs, ;" l"He' ~,
dunn 81 5tas5 10. beef steers. 81 S1nsf A." 90 "a
feede-s S3asl bulls ~ 23Qs4 20. COWS ana
GSi %; cal,. 81 50qSi 30; western iahssi.
ODD 81 ih4Sj. Texans, - -0tFf, ny.
,r an .,re,cnt demand for from packers ana EAST
ern shippers As supply wa, far from arg
rbcco 81 55rsI % butchers, 81 G0sisi NIX =, 'os
s. o. light 81 GjGS4 O5a: PIGS S2iWn>J 70 ne 's as
srn,l ~ sheen caused weak market Tor sneep am trS
novel m slowly Ch1ice lambs 50 oa>o la 81
a. 700 81 Western rang. lambs - -, naive seep - -
s1 IN, yeetern rangers SO 5o6sI io feeders ID IKE
caipis cattle 300 hcce, "I"pi: sncep -o. o,,,
ti,c,rrnf sent l2-fIogs active. S3pfi 'ttt" -
s,l.s ~ sheep steady S2asl 70 Lambs steady. 50 %
81 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13

LherpoA. SEPT ~ 35 p mf;Nehanse- WI ts?o,
-pring IL. sieI torr-Spot dun. American mixed new,
r. ID Futures steady. September 81 I'D october 30
lAd; December, 2@.d. flour-st Louis fancy
u,nIcr STEADY ss ID Hcps At L3ndonmp"e ne
toast nrm l2Gfi. Beef duii. extra India mess, uis
I'd prime mess j,s 81 Pork dull pliWe meis nae West
eu. sos. prime mess medium Western. as %. HaMi-
10 n. 35s BACON urn. Cumberland
cut :. 32s Gd short rib "a % "a No. S2s Cd long
clear midles light 81 To- - 10 ars Cd short clear backs
IL n. Sos, long clear middle, heavy 4, TO ~ 10
clear bellies - 70 III ID. Dos shoulders square II
To- IL 10 firm Pa I'd I.1rdirme Western hrm 25s I'd.
Cheese dull finest white. 1873 I'd do coored ss
Cd TaiIow-Prime city steady. lbs o. Cottonseed oil,
Liverpool refined dui los I'd Turpentine-Spir firm,
rs Sd. Hcsn--COmmon steady Is 3D. Imports OF wheat
into Liverpool during the weekFrQm Atlantic ports
quarters from other rore $4,000 quarters Imports
of Atlantic ports during the last week ST 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13

Tn. steamer rAvcrna with 1900 bags cleared Rio and
N. r.sm.r Hevcliu. with 1000 bags, cleared Bahia
SATURDAY. TOTAL deliveries rom American warehouses
irving the week ius' ended were 6s2i' bags including
@SH sr- ram NewYorI aeains; total Of 81 80 bags
The ryvv!ous week and last RIO re
c.pi ~ week Ic5 ooo hars. compared with
hagt and % 900 hays last year.
ssrtos receipts Aggregated 80 ooo bags against 227Ho
hags weeks and Dos o00 hays year ago snip
rtr,s from RIO United States for the weeS we're
IS I'd IN 1900 bags: Victoria 20
"a United States, 1000
bsrs and 70 Europe. 5000 bags
Fa,e,gr coffee markets -Sentos-CcTee market duiel'
re.d average 1850: receipts COO bags stock
IS 100 hays Harturg-Ceree market opened UNCHANGED
AZ ?SO m net unchanged 10 u pfs lower: sales i"u
bsss HaVe-Co~ee market opened barely siesey ana
unchanged: At l2 m. dull and unchanged; at = m.
Saty steady and unhangec closed net unchanged total
hays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13

State sheep 10 N. at $50: . DO lso TO- AZ va :"
Pennsylvania do iis N. at 81 70 =, -, , 60 on 100
j. :. curtis x SON 40 stat lambs - ~, al :" w "i
buck $40 n. at -. -. cou ,ors o- =, M,
80 tncrIng ,ars for tne market The feeling was
trae firm AID reported sales were at p VgSf 20 per
quoted AZ $50 Country dressed steady at odosc per
II Tor medium 70 Eight . ghts. - -, y, ay.-ose =,
e,ies Tudd a 90 ~ state hogs, lol 10 aNsrag'' a,
81 ~ Per 100 To- co DO lis 10 at - co. 10 1D, -<< ~ AZ
"a an ,o2 western do 1876 ~. At 81 N rouEhs ~ ~
q, "a A. do 23s N ~ 81 40; 90, 203 o. al S3 ~.
aIsr Iate ssrday i75 Western hoes III TO- at - "o'
- rnughs Ie9 ~. AZ 81 80 49, >, o., a IN. "a
sanders ~ Pennsylvania hogs. lSs 10, az e. ~,
state 40 PA " 81 10; roughs go 10 d 90 co.
stag H. 60 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13

The approxmae amount 81 the Hen chars. TO satsy
when lie described property Is 70 De s9ia
81 $40 81 thereon from tie ION Gay =.
August 1855, together with costs and aIoWtnsSyns
amounting 10 $50 20 with Interest from August oo'
isol together with the expenses OF Tie sale me ~
AmAe amount = assessments or otheF mems.
which are be allowed 81 the purchaser GUY ot VI,
purchase a3ney paid BY the Referee is u.s. ~ uha
Interest. 1000
CHARLES y. BuRRII.L, Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13

West l03d Street.

Vest lU3d Street
The approxnate amount OF the lien charge to satisfy
which the described property is to be sold ie
four Thousand hundred and twentyeig and
hundredths Dollars with interest thereon
tron, First DAY August eighteen hundred ana ninety
eight together with costs and all wances amounting 20
Three hundred and hryfour and ninety sx-one hun
dredths Dollars with interest from August tenth.
eighteen hundred and ninetyeight together with tho
,spenses the sale. The approximate amount
~ taxes assessments. other liens. which bs
allowed 70 the purchaser out ~ the purchase money or
,sd nv The Referee Five hundred and two and ffyone
hundredhs Dollars and water rates Of eighteen hun6Ted
and nlne,yseven and eighteen hundred and nnetyeght
am hxed.
DATED New York twenty second. eighteen hum
N'N ''N CHARLES A. RUNK. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13

Wes. 1880 Street.
The approximate of the lien charge 70 satisfy
which the above described to be sold Is Thirty
four thousand 1--WE hundred and wenyeBht 2olOD Doll
lars with interest thereon from the frat day OF August.
1898. together with and allowances amounting 10
Three hundred and city -four 90 100 Dollars. with interest
August TO- 1895 together with the expenses or the
se The approximate amount OF taxes assessments, or
her liens which be allowed to the purchaser out
Of the purchase paid by the Referee. Is Five
hundred 50l00 Dollars and water rates OF lsoI
and 1895 amounts not yet fixed.
CHARLES A. RUNK Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
SOUTHERN corroN MARKETS.

Gal,c.'oa. sept. l--rotten quiet and ABOUT steady.
midIung lbc. l)w L.dGiWs. -loc, boQd ordinary,
It,. receipts l1ug2 bales. salcs la3. stock 3o2lc.
baltimore SEPT i2-lcnday. stock. Isis bales -
Savannah. sept. IL cation quiet. nn4dns . lOc.
low mGiuS t'sc, receipts 100 bales exports coast
wiSe. lG'l. saes. 81. stock, i,tp.
Memphis. sep. l2-CuUon steady. mlddling. oi4c. low
midinrs 10 100 receipts LII tales. shipments, c0',
saer. TO-: stock li1@2
-. LOUIS, sept l2.-''otton dull m.ddiing. 5Mc low
mGdnng Dc good ordinary ts.c, receipts, IL bales
gross al, shipments ct? stock, .3,otp.
Ae~-QFlean' sept y -cotton aaiet 'ndtng . . i,c;
cep.a. hl hales iN sles. 2ONO. stlsk. 80 ~:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
W,s, I05rd S,reet-

Sffett.
The approximate amount II the lien or charge to satisfy
which the above described property Is to be Sold Is nj
" four thousand hundred and twenty - ~"
dollars thereon from First Gay of august,
lsaS togeher with coats and allowances amounting 20
Thre. hundred and FIFTY 9IV0 doArs with interest
from August 10th 1905 together with the expenses or the
sale The approximate amount OF taxes, assessments ot
liens which lie allowed 10 the purchaser cut
80 ,ha niirchase money, the Referee Is Five
hundred ard 5O6o dollars and water rates Of 1897
and is.ls amounts not fixed.
CHARLES A. RINK. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
foreclosure Sales.
oo~oco e>->->>>rc> AZ
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NE


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YoRK.-John T. Terry and Solon Humphreys Is
surviving Trustees under the last VIII and Tesiaent OF
Edwin ID. Morgan. deceased. Plaintiffs against fSo,s
Wiederman and others. Decentralization No. . IN
pursuance OF Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale huly
made and entered In the above entitled acuon earring
day August. isJs, l. the underssne lne
Referee said Judgment named. viii sell at PuD.c aug
tlon New York Real Estate Salesroons' No, III
Broadway. In, the Borough NJ Manhattan City o. new
YORK "Wednesday the itth day ~ sepemner lo5s Al
IL O'Clock that day. by Peter F. Never. AUG
toneer premises directed by said judgment TO %
sold. and therein described fJoHs -, -.
ALL that certain lot. piece Oh parcel OF and WIN tne
building erected thereon situate. lying ana beng
IN section Number showu the land map Of the cV
New York. and being bounded and described as foi-
lOwst: BEGINNING at point on the Souterly Inc OF
hundred and fourth street distant Two hundrsd
and twenty inches Easwardly from me
Intersection OF the Eastery me OF
Columbus Avenue with the said S-lshery line OF West
hundred and fourth Street. oct AZ or opposite the
middle certain party wall running thence SOUTH
parallel Columbus Avenue ana 70 through
middle line Of said party wall - lar as the sans
- The middle block thence East~ardiy a.ons
said middle line OF the block thirty three feet four inees
Oh IT, n.) a point opposite the nligdle line or
certain other party wall thence Norhwardy parallel WIN
columbus Avenue and and through the middle Inc OF
said last mentioned party wall hundred feet eleven
inches 200 H. II ni Southerly line Of West on:
hundred and fourth street. thence Weswarcly along faid
Soufhery line OF one hundred and fourth street
hiry-hree four inches t33 H. IND to the point or
place 81 beginning. -. 80.
CHARLES A. BUNK Referee
LORD DAY LORD Attorneys for Plaintiffs once ana
pos,ofrce Address, No 100 Broadway. Borough or
Manhattan, City of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13

mand: prices steady. American mddAns 39-S.d The
1000 bales. II which l.oUn Nofu
for speculation and export and Included l1OO American
Receipts, loo bges. all American. Futures opened
quiet with Il moderate demand and clos 4 steady AZ me
advance. American mldilns. IN ser mtor. 8 ~ ot4
u .d value. September and October. biud 10 Uii
buyete. October and November sd sellers November
and December. 3 Gid buyers: December and January
G,d hIycrs; January aud February. 16la$ lid
sellers Feo.utry and March sdid sellers; March and
Aprll ) Giu3 -Gfd buyers April AMI May, $ o-diI
i0 Gid buyers Nay and June. 10 6iU3 II Sal value
ltne ami July. 3 II -GlMJ T. Ga sellers.