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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-02-23
FOR SAIE-AiISCELI

FOR SALE good deliyery wagons and harness.
lol2 { st. NV fe2.;-at.em
FOR SALE-S12 Tor first-cls,, sewing machine.
if You want a scryiceahlC machine al a lower
price We have them t2r s.. >, and so: years
guarantee. FtNk'S SEWING MACHINE IN
CHANGE, $27 ST Sc. fee5-St
FOR SALE-A fne bugIe. slightly used: cost
sl2; will sell for 81 ". VANDERBILT.
725 9Th st. NV. Il
FOR sALE-Cheap; portable tlaeksrniil,'s
forge COLUMBIAN WIRE WORKS. rear 921
ID It. NV. II
FOR sA.E-H Handsome oak folding bed Apply
246 Delaware ave ne. fcs23t
FOR siLE-Upright grand pianos: half price
cash. l2OJ q st. fe23-Imo
FOR SALE Double bedstead. with springs price
50; also No. range in good order. HIS sih
st. NV. fe22St
FOR SALE OR RENT-l0O acre farm: : miles
from city; with large fruit orchard: situated On
good road; will rent; new modern house barn.
etc, separate ii. 4. HUNGERFORB. New Glljz.
Md. fell 80 en-
FOR SiLE-A lott Of homing pigeons: cheap:
pairs or lot. Call after O'Clock 2lis ! st. nv.
ie-l-"t-en
FOR SALE cabinet geuuius improved ny
CT machine; original cost So; wili sell for less
than half 80 10th 81. NV. fe2I-3t-eIn
FOR SALE-Amy officers furniture: used three
weeks: leaving CITY; wardrobe. chifOuier. desks.
uinitE SUITE fpiu tnaillfT -liiis. S}liI ma
hogsny chairs and table oil paintings. plrlor
suite and odd chairs mattresses. toilet sets. cab
inets. lsdys dressing table etc. Is2l Pa ave. nv.
fe2i-3t-efn
FOR SALE-War relics; largest private collection
in Virginia; from various battlehc.ds- Adde'S
Lock Box a. Winchester. Va. fe2l-2t-em
FOR sALE-Comters. show case. and IA. D
boiler; cheap CAL at II00 p NV.
fel9-it-em
FOR SAIE-YouHg Cuban and Mexican parrots
monkeys. gold fishes. dogs. pigeons. c8nsrics.
incubatOrs. SprsttS and Austins dog bread: send
for catalogue. SCHMiD'S BIRD STORE, 9l2 I2th
-. NV. OC--tf
FOR SeLF-S29s for oft extension table:
lounges. $50; cook stoves. -; heater. =. -:
parlOF and bedroom suites. 81 per week; cheap
cash and credit. REDMOND. Sf3 9Th st. nv
oc30-ttCun
All our So, 50 80 aud 50 O
Saxony Wool German Hand 0HC
Knit Jackets and Sweaters.
T.. AUERBACH, : x III, Est. 1872.
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The H3 DAYS" Cure

(for mem leads all remedies in this city; q
prompt and permanent cure charge; con
Sultation free. DIR. McKEEIiAN. 718 18th ST
NV Office hours. 10 a. IN. 10 l p. m. TO 8
y. m; Sunday. to pm. ja36imo
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M ME. THEO.

Medium and card reader, Washington's most
famous clairvoyant and palmist. Consult her on
business. love, and family Affairs: reuntes the
separated removes spells; causes speedy mar
riages and gives good luck; open daily; German
spoken; 25c and soc. a2g II 81. NV feI6-l4t
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YOU don't want To eat snowballs for supper.
then remember that sell first class suits and
ovefcusts Slightly worm at way down low
prices; call and investigate. JJSTH'S OLD
STAND. 6l9 ID s.. NV. fe2i item
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Visitors 10 thamhcrHnS new motel, me
49, Hygeia'' and Virginia Beach viii ind this
the most attractive route, iHsuring a COM
- Portable nights rest
Large and luxurious rooms, heated by
steam and fitted throughout with cleo
- trio lights. Dining-roOm service Is Ia
- CARTE and is supplied from the best that
- the markets OF Washington and Norfolk
- afford.
Tickets on sale at U. 5. Express Office.
- sI7 PENNSYLVANIA avenue. 5l3. 80 1921
- Pennsylvania avenue; B. & q. ticket ofhcc.
- corner l5ta street and New York avenue.
. and on board steamers, where time table.
map etc. can also be had.
Any other information desired viii be
- furnished on APPLICATION to the Undersigned
. at the compauy's sharf. 'oOt II TIN street.
- Washington. d. G.. Telephone No. 80
JNo. CALLAHAN. General Manager.
fe9s
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FOR HIRE

FOR HIRE.
DRESS SUITS for hire at GARNER's, 9TH and
ii SITS. nol6-tf
FOR .,IRE-FuIl dress suits, 81 only. JULIUS
COHEN, llol 9TH st. NV. nol0-tfem
FOR HIRE--To drummers and business men.
horse and buggy dayton, 50 per day, and
special prices for pleasure driving. Apply to the
REX STABLES, rear CHS Z ST. NV; telephone
call, 100 ap30u
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FOR RENT-srABLEs.-

FOR RENT-A large stable, rear OF SI7-S53 Pa.
ave. NV. Apply at $40. fe1s-6t- EN-
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HUNTER r BRO.
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE.

5r,E sTpEErx W
~ -. =, : ~
a, W Stn s0u : oIi nuoie OF BUSINESS oI anY
ucN'i lDtlpil' -tt1 pI COUNTY,. WITHOUT ueldS
fesi-st-cm
...... ----,--------
rezt ,:oyaTur,,cnf I,,iijDp. goe.d ca.li rad.
owner has other business fcal-:t-em
FOR SALE Cicsr store ana poal room: near brs,
corner. splendid ouDoftluity: make good living
on 500 investment III MAP ol6 r 4
feal-St-cm
For SAFE ,.,ce,,. .,,v, s,,la,,li5 .,,-roa,,Iirss
SOD f-,.b and ,lcFp. owner retiring. vii Ell
.t i,,,,ire. lie l,sTr,air pl-NI aP g1i + Il
feZl-St-em
FOR = ALE NM r4.t7. located near Patent nf
fap. busy ,horoughiare. price and rcr; rea=on.
able. crTrTrfur sacrifice III NJ Ap COS r Il
tel 81 en-
Largo uavinc trade. price. $50. extrsordinars
barp4ip III MAP aS 4 = f.5l-:;i-,ul
--
wANTED-AIISCE
W.NTFn T., ,ri,s ,o,5 t,tlc bo,rd in ox,i,,.-,
- a.. 49, 49, - Ia r Attf \, -
a. " 80 =. ~
nm ir-'''''''n
NANIED-t DfeC uTn and show Case at 1913 y
=, "''. az. It'ein
MANlkD-Io huH a second hand sewing machine;
must he cheap. Address Mrs. TANNER. this
office. fe2;-3t. eH
WANTED Y Dung mechanic going to ALASKA
would like 30 make acquaintance OF gentle
man going that way Address c ID. ID, this Of
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

WANTED Position a. porter ia store; willing
10 do everything. ". II. e., this ofiice.
te23-3t.rfn
WANTED Florist and card,ncr 10 years. with
refs. wants situation; private place preferred.
DBL eth -. Item
WANTED Young man had A. wears experience
in meat and provision business wants work;
best refs. NJ. =. d. fa23-qt.cm
NANTED-Bv an honest industrious bov. Is.
position IN Office, Law preferred; test refs. Ad-
dress sTRoIllER. this office. IT
WANTED BY settled colored man place as
porter around dry goods store; good ref. I4l5
Third Il. NV. fe2s-3t. EN-
WANTED by first-ulas, meal cutter and clerk
singls, position; REFS. MEATS, this office.
fe23-5tem
WANTED Situation bv fr-t-class salesman:
csryule OF influencing trade: experience IN
drugs. hooks. stationery cigars; faithful and in
teligent services; interviews requested. Address
\. \. a.. this Office. fe235 st
WANTED Situation 10y colored man: p: ezpsr-
fenced waiter; also elevator runner; refer
ence. PATRICK, 1919 10th st. NV. fc-2-St
NAN1ED-sJ0 cash win he paid Tor position as
vatchnan in hotel, store or bank n. ", tins
Office. 2l-3t-cm
WANTED BY reliable man. situation a. jani-
tor or watciman. Address ", this Office.
fe2l-St-,m
WANTED BY a man Of good business abilities. sit
clerk salesman mailing clerk: hest ref
erences. Address MAILING CLERK. this Office. ,
fell stem
NANfED-By a young man, place in a hard
ware store Address HARDIN ARE. fe2i-St-em
WANTED First-class salesman. capable Of in.
fiuencing trade, desires situation; experienced
in drugs, books, stationery. cigars; faithful and
intelligent service; interviews requested Address
r y y. Y this Office. feel 1t
WANTED Position Of any kind bv experienced
young man, 2S; educated; speaks several Ian
giages has business ability: aide to furnish cash
security. Address X. r.. this Office. fea0-3t
AANTED-By sober Young man place night
Waterman; best refs. Address 4. G.. NJ. Box
107, Hyattsyie, Md. fe20-7t
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WANTED BY a respectable coiored girl place
al light homework Call 1909 Seaton st. nv;
20 Lome nights lem
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WANTED Cake baker. one Who understands max
INK icesTeam; state salary expected. Box H.
this Office fc2S-af en-
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FOR : ALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-4G5 18th st. me-, g., 500; fine piece
of property either for a home or investment;
terms, 500 cash and SIS month. OWNER ITO
18th st. fe25-tf,cm
FOR SALES lots on business street; rental 1872
per.year; terms easy. Address H.. this cffice.
felS-l0t-e en-
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMAL

- it-Ns w ~ III - - n H
WANTED BY a respectable coored girl place
al light homework Call 1909 Seaton, st. nv;
go LONE nights. lem
wANTED-By two girls places as cook or cham
bermad laundress, with ref. Apply 10
1919 18th st. W. fe2S-St,em
WANTED Altering ami repairing of dress goods:
latest styles. L 10 6th II. NV. fe2S4t,em
class washing and ironing. 1903 Seston st. NV.
item
WANTED Place 10y respectable woman a cook
and iittie laundry 1908 l. st. NV. 'e2SSt, EN-
WANTED By a reliable woman a place rs cook
or general houseWork in small family; ref.
Call 1916 Madison 81. NV. fc23-.;t,tm
WANTED Situation az cook in private family;
ref T. PRATT, t2l LIST Il. nW. ie2S 81
WANTED By a sctficd white woman situation 10
do Homework in small private iaIn;h: reference.
POS y Z. NV. fc22-3t-em
WANTED-By good. settled woman in PR
vstc family, no s. place. Address CT ral lS
Sd Il. NV. te22-3t-ctl
WANTED BY Young ladr. portion as steno-
experience and good references. Address G. y.
this Office. fg2e-St
WANTED Bs colored woman situation - cook
enoes. sll2 llth It. NV. fe22-5t
WANTED BY a white girl; 10: sitaatior as nurse.
with no washing 10 do; good references. $50
Del ave. ne. fc2l-:i -cni
WANTED BY respectable colOrcd girl. gen. raj
housework in small family, clldmbermaid.
eos a st. NV. fe2l-st
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED BOY with bicycle: 81 per week.
sCH0TT BROS. li3 - 81 Item
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WANTED Drivers gardeners. ianitors. walters.
al ontc. Basement Floor, ROOM l. Ooe l.th
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NANTED-By two girls places as cook cham
beTmaid on laundress. with ref. Apply TO
1919 18th 81. NV fe2S-St, em
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NANTED-Two neat. intelligent colorcd bets as
waiter and bclman; experience and rei' re-
quired. e6lg 18th Il.
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WANTED Altering ana repairing OF dress goods:
latest stylcs l. 10 6rh 81 NV. fe234t.em
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SCHEUES OF RIVAL STGAR COMPANIES

The American Sugar Refining Company a few
DAYS ago announced that II would place In its
barrels Of empty cotton bass, OF the capacity
OF FIVE pounds each. OF graduated sugar. which
bags the retailers might fill at their convenience
Sixty If these bags be placed in each bar
rel The Arhuckles yesterday went the Sugar
company one better by announcing that II
would furnish 10 its retail customers not only
hve-pound but also two-pound cotton bags. Both
concerns have been furnishing free OF charge paper
bags in which sugar may he packed in small par
cels by tho retailers The Arbuckles have taken
the aggressive against the New England whole
sale grocers, who have refused 10 handle their
specially OF paper pa ckage sugar and have placed
their agents in with the retail trade from
Bangor and Portland Me. through Massachusetts,
and as far Providence
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foreelosnrc Sales.
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STPREME COURT. col MY DE NEW

>>.~~~>~~N~>>NN|o~NN~>N>-
SrPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW.
- YORK -Tacah f. Butler. rsinfN against Charlss
T. Harrel and others defendants.
In pursuance ~ judgment - foreclosure ant 'ss
duly made the above sntt-d action hss--
Goth Of October lsas l. the UNDERSIGNED
the Referee IN said Judgment named will sell a public
auction AZ the New York Estate Salesroom. Nun
New YORK IN To 2srd DAY ~ November 1898. 81 10
o'clock noon on that dsv. nv Peter F. Meyer. Auc
tonee premises directed nv said Judgment to be sod
and therein - scribed as follows;
All those certain los pieces or parcels ~ land situate
being in the Twelfth Ward Of the 'ltN ~ N'T
York together bounded and described az to-
Reginnng he formed hy tho intersection
OF tho Sothsry hundred ami forty fh Strs.
with the Easerly side ~ Amsterdam Avenue, and mn
stordam Avenue hundred and ninet, nine 1H FEET
nd inches formed b. the interssc-
ton ~ tho Norihsry side ~ hundred and forty
With said EaS;erlv side ~ Amsterdam Ave
nue. thence Eastsrly along Nor'hsrv side ~ Ore
,fred and frtv-fourh street thirty ~" feet thence
No-trorlv paralle Amsterdam Avenue hundred
Sotherl, side - hundred and forty fh Street ard
westerly along said Souher side u one hundred
and foryff thirty 'S'o feet - fhe corner ne
point or place = Suhsct nevertheless az - ne
\ortbe y said premises tho AGAINST
tha intoxicating liquors beer pirs contained
the deed recorded tho ore ~ re Register NJ ne Cy
and courtI ~ New York IN Eock Ssss ~ onve'ance
Soson : ILb.- 81. page 81, 81 BJE'r also A. - N.
Southerlv one-haf ~ aid premises 70 the covenants OF
restriction ard character ~ buildings snt ~ 70
nssnces contained in recorded IN the once
Idher ~ page 3os far as they affect said s'unsn'
nstsd New York October sist. 1895
JoHN H. RoGAN Referee
SANr-Er, w WEISS Attorney for Palrf~, - n "
wall street New York coy.
The following IS diagram 81 re premises mentions"
and described In the judgment herein
if5th Street.
lt5,h Street.
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NEW BUILDINGS.

96th-s'. 9. SOS II NJ boulevard. for two
story brick stable, 3I.IkoO David l. Einsten,
No - West 51th st. owner. Delemos & cordes.
aIcmI,eG,s ~ o.. , hrc x9a. -
Wendell estate. No ~ Maiden Lane. owner. *
Q Hollwedel. No 100 West 3sth ~. architect.
jefferson lave. $50 n u Kingsbridge Road.
for a one-story and basement brick church.
H2x9G; Y . Church ~ st Philip .Owner; George
II Streeton. No 2s3 9Th architect ..........
Jerome ave, ~ II 81 10th II. for five
story brick fathouse 25xsj.6. W Clark. No
IT, William st. owner. J Campbell. No ~
Jerome ave. corner 10th 81. for Ave story
brick nathouse i5x95 II : Clark. owner: J
Campbell, architect ..+.....--- ......+.-.
Cambreleng ave. = - 200 n ~ lssth st. FOR
two story frame dwelling house. 2lN4o. Michael
Murphy. No 2+S East 2sth II. owner. Charles
< Clark. No 7ie East i17th-st. architect ........
i73d-s It, r . corner Topping ~. for three story
"a tenement house. 81 No and 2lsGp Thomas
Morgan No LES Nyse ave owner; Charles
tTark No 10 East 18th -. architect .........
liza -t. s. ~ n Of Topping ~. FOR three
story frame tenement house l6.sx60 Thomas
Morgan. owner. charles clark. architect.
Brechen ave ~ u ~ kingshrdge Road.
for two story frame shop. 20N2a & G Hunte
premises. owner. William Greenlrs.
architect
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County Of

New york.--Corneiia W. siade. plaintiff. sss'"
Patrick Lynch and others. Defendants
In pursuance Of judgment - foreclosure snn
duly entered I'm the above entitled ACTON,
the 3is dan Of October 1895 tho AZ
referee said Judgment named Will sell ar puo', -.
ton A. Exchange Salesroons III Broadway y. A.,
Borough 81 Manhattan city 4 New York. on the ~ y,
OF December. 1895 - o'clock on mar on, ),
strong ireland aucone~rs. the premises direcrs
Judgment sold and therein described a. 'o 80
Al that certain lot piece pare" u land WIZ ~.
buildings thereon erected. situate. wing ard beng
18th Ward Of the CITY ~ New York. Borough o. MAJ s.
TAN and included within Block -ns7 of section on ~.
Land Map ~ the CITY or New York. bounded ana ~
scribed as follows BEGINNING; point on the 49,
ery side ~ issth Street distant 235 f@"t western 80
the point formed 10y the Intersection % the Norhef
81 3sh street with Tie westerly side ~ Tho
,as wldened running thence Norherly and parsrl III
the boulevard and part OF the through parry
90 feet II inches the lire ~ the block ,henor
pi and parallel with i3stL street IL feet thence 80
and again parallel with the Boulevard and par >-s
way through party wall 40 feet II inches 10 IN,
erv side OF i3Sth and thence along ne Nor ~
II feet TO the poin' or place ,.,s
ginning be said dimensions NOR" or less ava
premise. now known Number 6lI West l3sih -tfe''
Dated New York. November 9Th. l>3s
CLIFFORD W. HARTRil.s.
SETH Y. ROBINSON
Attorney for paln;iT
2O3 RroadwsA. New York. y y
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LITERARY NOTES.

what make. an exouistely tender and pathetic
.,orv successful its own intrinsic merits or coioreu
covers Apparently the covers. judging from Wv
Late Mrs Euing's experiences with Jackahap'S
In recently published letter TO Edward Ih'mE
Mrs Ewing wrote concerning tals doom - no.
taken me three years 30 secure MI
,uhose genius IN his own line reckon unique IN ms
senerstion0 He il so busy and so frashe' nun
s,a 90, him and he has done nearly three times the
number OF designs the s Y. {. *. asked lot Ill HE
,horoushness and mis- kind wish to please me
7 roushed the text 10 my utmost. and now the
y c X saws that the trade says " Is NOT "oi'"
. shilling, The secretary informs me that the DOCK
sellers refuse It on and must have IT nounu
in colored boards at once The coloreo ooa'"S
we're. mn, on and strange TO say. served We" 'ne',
-,-nosa twenty thousand copies OF the oeau''i"'
i,,,e hook were sold in less than two months
Tn. story which Mr. Maurice Hewlett author 0,
.-T'he Forest Lovers" has lately oompe'e" =,
.arhe Madonna Of the Peach Tree. II is 'di1 %
medieval life.
.,.r stating that a school OF fiction and play
writing is abou, TO be opened IN Lo"oo"' "
Mall Gazette" sravey presents what Il cans al O."
vance proof OF A paper general know'eose 10 oe
a., a, the entrance examination OF this pToposeu
school Some OF its items are not oad
VIVA, is the distinction nstwesn P lassTs@ y snq
research in the historical mover ''''''"''
E,nS he greatest common measure OF MI HAI,,
Caine and Miss Marie Corelh Consioereo ~ "
RrinNy describe the history OF the Engnsh No. Wrt
and show tie relationship to Of IA I]af csr1n
Tw.,n Miss Florence Marryat and Mr. u - GI'' T.,
'She went into the garden to cur cauoa 49, W
wake an annie pie" Translate TINS into va DnI.t
asv Scots tCrocketU (n Iallan SCOTS tSteNenso,. ~
80 I,xnooor tRackmOrel. (dl WesseN NffafuH "
yoomnshire (AnstelD. ~ French 'Oudal, gl nlnuui
s,sri tKiping) in tho manner or the au'no'S "d"V"
with each language .A,,sh .o,- novels In
one year OF which forty-nine thousahd Copies
.nls a, ss and is interviewed during that time IN
,htr,vsoven napers and four illustrated magazine
snd /. ne then changes his publisher and sets up u
m or-car deduCe the price per thousand M" '"e
value 81 an interview -, ,,...... -orIa
Of 2 log and a boom? How are the TWO re'a'eu'
Give instances
Tn. unpublished story The Market Place 'i'
w tho late Harold Frederic. is mentioned az deal
ing with the fortunes Of daring speculator am
With the corruption attributed to Titled directors or
English companies II written. never'heless'
before the Hoolcy disclosures.
NJ Rostan6 is not altogether unlucky IN MS TO
la,ions with tho American public. We are told
that Mr. Mansfeld's production Of "CNrano Il
h,ineing IN its author about 800 day. and MISS
Hairs translation pays him royalty on each copy
Of the twelve thousand already sold. re II
said 10 have written 10 an American friend en-
,,raly disclaiming any dissatisfaction with TINS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-12
CLOTH, orozvn 800, $3.50.

"The several items are invested with life and vso
and 50 PLAYED upon with the grace and skill peculiar TO
Miss Reptile, that they fall into line as living pro-
cession and the oonjurer stands by and
points out the details OF each h6tn"-5i1drf as she
calls it forth with touches Of the humor and philosophy
such as she gives 10 the gemke essays which have gained
her brilliant nsme"-7Ae Evrnins zfltg,ath, Phila
drLthia.
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i44th Street.
The Approximate amount Of the lien charge 70 sausn
which the above described property Is 20 be soh
slI9n with interest thereon from the lOth Gay %
October 1895 together with and allowances amount
ing s392O3. with interest thereon from October sA
1895. together with the expenses Of the sale
The property will be sold In two parcels Nos ana y
shown above diagram; parcel No. ] uil ne &c.
subject mortgage FOR $4,000 ard interest at ",
Of five per cert from December 22nd 1891 paNs.
No II will be sold subject mortgage for $4,000 VI
interest Al Tie rate ~ nve per cent from December 2n
1891 ;he respective amounts thereof allowed 70 ~
respective purchasers out OK the respective pu'c''"
The Approximate amount ~ m. taxes assessments =.
other liens the said propsris. which are 20
allowed the purchaser out n the purchase nsn -.
paid by the Referee, follows: on parcel No ~.
and FOR the 1921. aInrln's
s6O3 interest and parcel No. III. the ~
and for the year 1895 amounting
1888 20 and interest.
Dated New Yor,i October 3ist 1898 $500.
JOHN H. ROGAN. Referee