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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-06-06
FEATHERS OF GREAT PRICE.
Cruel Plumber From Bird-Aigrette
Worth 5,283, 900 Refs.

Many curious things go through
the appraisers stores, and some Of
the most interesting through the
fifth division, where millinery goods
are examined and appraised. All
sorts of birds are examined by his
division Within few days several
large boxes we're examined, each
containing something like 500 stuffed
paroquets. A box was opened this
week in which it was estimated there
were nearly 5000 Japanese swallows.
These little birds are caught by the
Japanese in immense numbers by
means of nets. Their plumage
is very plain, but their
wings, which are extraordinarily
long, make them especially valuable
to milliners. The birds when Inn
ported are rudely stuffed with cotton,
and each one is made up into little
roll about the size and shape Of an
ordinary cigar. Before being used
they are twisted into various shapes
and dyed, the wings spread and new
feathers added, and they are made
into gay and fancy birds. ~
The most valuable kind of feather
goods that passes through the apprais-
er's hands is undoubtedly the aigrette.
This feather is worth more than its
weight in gold. The aigrette is OBJ
tanned from a bird called the egret,
found in China, Japan, Egypt, and
South America, and sometimes In
Florida. Some of these feathers
come directly from South America,
where, along the upper waters of the
Amazon, the Indians shoot the birds
with blow tubes and small arrows.
But Paris is the market of the world
for aigrettes, just ais London is for
ostrich plumes, and the greatest part
of the imports come directly from the
French capital. Within the past two
months aigrettes to the value of $780,
900 have been imported
There are two varieties of aigrette,
the long and the short, and their
value is in inverse proportion to
their size. The short variety, which
is obtained from a smaller bird, is
extremely delicate and fine, and is
worth from S22 to $25 per ounce.
Only few feathers on each bird are
valuable, and it is estimated that
fifty or sixty birds would have to be
killed to obtain an ounce Of the
shorter aigrette. The long aigrette is
worth not much more than half as
much.
These feathers are looked after as
carefully by the appraisers as are
precious stones. They are imported in
soldered tin boxes, and are locked up
and guarded until they are examined.
They are invoiced in the Brazilian
unit of value, reis, which is very
small, so that figures giving the
values of the imports are often
startlingly large. One Importation OF
these feathers was recently invoiced
to the value of 1888, 800 refs, an
amount which in American gold is
equal to about $1OO-New York Mail
and Express.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-06-06
THE NATIVE HAWAIIAN.

The native Hawaiian is a gentleman
of leisure. Life to him is a perpetu
al holiday, and, as a native of para
disc, why should he fret about the
dull cares of this world? Nature
has spread a bounteous feast for him,
and like Adam of old, he has only to
pluck the fruit which grows without
toll, eat and breathe. The national
food of the native is poi, fish, and
pork. Poi is made from taro root, a
water plant, boiled and beaten to a
pulp of the consistency of cruel, and
allowed to slightly ferment, when it
is very nutritious. The natives table
is mat spread upon the floor or
ground, on which lies poi; roast pig
and fish are placed in separate Gala
bashes. Squatted or sitting cross
legged about this sumptuous feast the
Kanakas proceed to regale them
selves, scorning the use of knives and
forks Their dessert is the papaya,
oranges, bananas, bread-fruit, straw
berries, and other fruit of the tropics.
of grass There are many grass
houses left on the islands. Surround
ed by broad leaves, bananas, and
blooming magnolias, they are charm
ing and picturesque. Here the male
inhabitants recline in the shade
throughout the heat of the day, while
from the doorway peeps forth the
laughing-eyed, dusky maiden, shy,
yet artful and coquetish in her coy
ness. The home is very simple, but
at the same time neat. The house is
without any means Of heating or
cooking The former is never
necessary, and all cooking is done
in the imu, or pit dug in the earth,
where the pig, fish, and beef are
baked with heated stones, while the
boiling is done in pots over a camp
fire near the building. Entering
one of those grass-houses | discovered
that about one-half of it was raised to
about two and half feet, cushioned
with mattress on it for a bed, while
the remainder was the bare earth.
The raised part affords a seat during
the day and bed at night. Here the
entire family and visitors, without
regard to age or sex, sleep side by
side. The grass-house is said to be
not only proof against those trouble
some insects, the mosquitoes, but
capable of turning rain.-Godey's
Magazine
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-06-06
Value of Hog Manure.

Hog manure is popularity supposed
to be very rich. partly because hogs
are always fed on grain or other
very concentrated food, and also be-
cause they are so neat that they al
ways deposit their excrement by it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

s'ady me 90 ella CO. ana 7s 20 cG.T'e
o rssi city feed 1910 hominy chop &C
-WHEAT-Ir spite Of faiTiy good start &c
driet once into Us Ga farnil state q dllns
ana depresson closing A0hc net lower or ts'an' De-
r1e was cent above the previous days close Influenced
ny a demand from traders who had o'srsol the Option
veopmcnts IN cash product Northwestern ana other
unsatisfactory. The N'thwss;cn movement p,ese1, ana
all spring wStst Mont, IsSdp:s srcreg,i, o,6 80 hyf
snd TIE movement FOR three days this week @iu"ip
ever small Seahcard ceararces a, ports other than
New-York were light and shipments thus FAR ~ week
pected however to occur shortly in view OF the recen,
great activity n ocean fres;s There Vas another dig
demand anc advance IN that market asaia io-1ay e.
NS Ga AMI lower JoT He1ISy spmcn' ore Tc
T Enc %',s hour loFlo POINTS decline Wea'he
cradle ail today from this quarter A. Increase q
l.Go4.oco bush r worlds stocS. according to "Rrad-
fddf! 70 the factors favorable for h"ar o'@
from his last months est mat Of sprinF and winter wheat
G te-nneat asure, H. no,5 Sscrca.c IN eona,on II
o'th spring and winter wheat during The month. TIE s.
caleua,eI gYon i, our cash n,arte ,o'fa% Xo . red
Duluth 3sc over september nearby ana &c over 'sfN
bolt last night. but t. brought frost. am is eX
pcctei be follow e. by rnier conditions the local
market instead o advancing, obliged 90 ass0f"
all the long product crumulated TUESDAY. The result
a steady decline an 6ay with final prices 'sc net
lower. Thoman's report estimated o. about loo"
OICo0 bush predictions hat the 1Ncrnmtni
port would b. rather heash Offset whatever ouls stats
tics hand Reserve IN farmers hands according
Thoran only OnN 600 bush. against AZ pnOu1
bush year ago The Drad-cct's figures indicated a0
increase of 81 bush domestic There
export sales ~ 2i loads and NJ corn closed j. over
December ahoa, Liverpool futures were quoted 80
@sd net lowe Tive interior movement fat tlls wetA
IS IS 0CO bush behind last week OAT~T're wa
A q H.
inal.y steady. Cos!ng lsc higher 'Bl1Qsteets
shovel increase ~ l.19j0N bush IN domestic sirE
Exporters bought 3oO1o bush heavy white 10 =
oats quoted 23'sN2Gr. ~ cas- 2ig2f'.c. No white
2sd2h lrc' n wuie. 26r 40 White clips ~. track
mixed 2jc3i'. track white. 2ill3Gc RNlN-rke
hrmcr; Ne Weston 3uc aaJat 90 arrive. 4'4i5 'gc
( Buffalo. rye. 400 i0'-c c Ncw-NQrk.
<EyV-yoEK PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
o-,,rp y.pKrrs- ny TELEGRAPH.

c,,cor, Sent, Tho supply OF cattle was so heavy
MT 4, denresed tho general trade and caused nrlk
~, loc I'm vniues Choice steers. - 2oFH' 20 meaum'
a, ca. hcf steers 55Tsi "a; st1o-rs and feed
a.. ssGsi az hulls 25ds4 d and heifers - SH
e. caives &, nas7 Western rangers - stffS4 40
o., western steers 81 5oGS 10; Texans. 81 2?0f Inc
nm 81 hogs proved huricnsone and the hulk 81 saes
We're clos. 10 TO- lover alr 70 oho.r So SSnS1 ~
,'rt,ng lots 81 Gons5 IL butchers 81 Sl0S 20 miScd
r. GSTss s7i light. 81 ;5a's s7i, pigs $? ISns5 y"
Ths-e vas good demand Tor sheen md best lots SOLO
f,,i.v Zoe hgter Natives and Western mn,ions - 2og
tso area 81 G5asi TO- prime leuhs ~ 80 mixed jo,s
"a T51si ~ Reccips-Cniilc 1880 head hogs 10000
Sncnnati Sept 7-Hoes Quiet S2asl Cattle s,cndy
e. -51S. * sheen steady s2Ts4 Is lambs. 81 h"nSt 10
fRuDaio T-Cattie-Th"re were only n
.o,'a ~ small punches ~ sale cattle but the inquiry
,.,s moderate and the market nomnalv nnchansei
Caiv.. we're supply. mostly heavy: n'odsra,e u
,r,rd and srii about the as Yesterday Choe. -
.,,ra vere ouotabe s7lsT o. good 70 cholce Sd Anm
e. %e,vv fed 81 95Ts, % sheep and LANDSLIDE market
in improved condition for the ton grades ana stronger
~, ,rato hirher The basis ~ pretty good ANN prices
yss &, - hat there lunch sales az ST me De
a,1 ,1r tho extra sheen and lambs quite active
it- choice 10 extra 81 75h so good 70 choice 50 "or
r1r,Sr 10 fair 81 75d$5 90. Shcen. choice 20 ex-
ira 81 sofs, IS: good choice 81 23nSi 90 choice -
,,tr s34Ss 20 Uags-The MARKET opened win fou
derrand workers. auotahic tops' l9 wSa no +g
e. o7is- rigs 81 T0Gs3 90 roughs ~ honsS o slhns
60 ,afs3 grassers quosbe ~ !ulds % N,er tne
Srmoni vas .asnf the market erred up and prices were
r,rer choice corn hoes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YoIX. September Z, ls'>
.-rrr i've market ;or Brazilian cl.i.e futures was
Mi one working ~ range or pJ'.S H.'ei o'Sn.".
49,, a. UNCHANGED lrCes 20 CeciNe @ q i''H's me-
So omewh.t :ritr feeling following Inc cYenhs cal!
sHs the nsJSet the best point showed htt ga" %
points d lew pgati'hs t"e h'-'Ne' "a" - -
nst unchanget pieces 10 pans SheI 'V'''1 s"'s
Zines we're 80 bass. Trading Was amos, e"'''5
- The tact taat receipts IL ltu ana SANTOS NV
A. act become aTeel checked paving @"4 4e- 10 80 60
,.ra.i,e eXgeCta. 4aus as ~ Ne ini"" "' 80.
fr Confidence the short sGe u. tIe A--'"'t W.
~" me present tendency toward te1' e! bA..iea i'ie
T,,s ~ h, announcement 10 aatc. pate """.s lie
American visible suIT4g % biazi!an 'oee j. VVe 'e
~ me Increase ..4 G.reda! s.u"iAs d '1,a' "a
ila G oass AGAINST S->.tn9 lhst yea. an oifN-" W.
,,sr .go a. the esponGH6 cate NaiuieN sI'' "-S
- ATE a. stock u tie market log bit@..l1n ro4ee
,.nalns cul 4ad TIE oasis ot % 'y' ~
80 .uro.ee Iots tor JooaAs pail~.- N4e@4t-
100 santos Yesterday steamer h.'r 4l.--- -"u0 o"s7
Nd steamer Lvary 900 ctAea i.o ga o.eah1!
hsgeius - O0 ceartl I:uln NNt'l'u s',~e' va"
rex 500 bags total. 1900 BAGS. ~ . 49,,
Inc :aasc VI contract pnoes ~ the local market today
VS. as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Hew-Orears sept. Cotton quiet: mfcns 80 to rI
baies ero,s ?57 exports to Great Briian 5000 fa.e'
s,yaFnah SEPT cation quiet; miiilins, !,se: 10"
-.lt1"| - H.. Receipts rs ba.es; exports coast
VII. $50 sales. 80. stock. 1896. H., ,,,,,,,
galveston sept co't quiet eH' sieaty 'a'il.1s
ps..o.. Gl5S ha.es. exports - Great Britain ~
SAL, Zen, cotton nominal: m,dllng. &C. l1w
rniing 9-lsc good ordinary ~ Gross receipts "'o
Wenohl, sept Cotton quiet mifiiing. 5hc; iow
riddng 10 ifc; good ordinary NINA. ,ecep's' I'D
nae. shipmeuts CO. sales. 100; stock. li,'W -,
81 Louis sept 7.Cotton dull miitlins a.so 9w no
ding &c. good ordinary $40 Cross receipts ~ os'eS
shipments. $50. sales. las. stock. l5,fo''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

METALs-1,ss ara .p,' ' 4as 1,rc ssa a.
gre +. acy,y ana s'% . ., '1 1@a,uree.. oi r
Irsc,icai, UNCHANGED Sew a. 9ene ;r,,s,e ti, e-.
a; ,5t close the Meta FScnsns., "a e." p; IT,, ,es o,
sl ~ Tecein6er si2 1Gs2 81. IN ye
$40 loqsie 20 ie3'emts, a1 sass O. Sr, s~3
S,cs- vim SPOT 10 October quoted s. 81 80 d"
cables reported cope. a. ne s,s,s, ,,", ~ Z. 81
s, g rs rs a. Soi spanish lead quoted az i'' %
sAS ss i.rc AD sYRrrs The s,a,on IN -, ms1sr
FOR uolasses remains "',r,", tr,, ,r. xro,,r have
While city jobaois Sn' wneh encour-ees h.
;;n ina t9iiow %ev orleans 1enrfuFa CONN DE-
3e ia ia Nc GOOD l@0 i a3a. gT.. ,- ..d2sc co..
caaS0- pr.me 3ia22c ch,,ge ~, va H. God ia
@sc syrup, s conn g.ni IN 21a22c
49,, rprIcIITe Tho market ,or h'r'A frcis -
wa, SION Win good demand for all Io,,.
mental and Eagiiso at Gi hr ID Bs,c1 "a I
ga Ha "a NeTca''. - 5ni ~ ats ~ '' or,.
SsY pc. ioo H. lie naor oa,' . "a [Ef Foias
Trades very n'd ,cai"' s s4 Gt Coasrwise
g,oeer Tonnage ~snteo ara rates az" ,'H s,sl am
eu'an' .S fr ne grain trade but WITH '.miel oei
mss ;.ne ana gg9' en- 81 . fdr -r,
paa w ea3 oT,h-,errn loa' 20 the United hiasl'H ~.
se' se c5,d1 nnf i4esb. rom o'oft aF
,ne,e vas no eh@Hss TOM. fenef arg hence
sn steamer .9e1sr r,ri5 r ber,aed oiooer Br'A ee
ss2Sra s Ga' .,ean TsI "a tom, ssn, @
'taHgr 80 on' srfsS . Ssf ,ca ,o.
SS srngp' ~ %ewpof Ncwa Cap, yerd pfiya't terms
Efs1 steamer T. 8. S q and 2os losptc,y n9
i,eamer cotton sayannah 10 '"f $50 Quarter. eran
hs.Is %" OK Tor orders as 4ad British Sc msr 3,P
sas"F' :sa;s,se 4e'' srl Il G
TamPeo 20 ET,.s aas sisaiaF' orvse ,S; Sotssn
steamer abou, 1000 tons register ,a,
cute ons '9 s,a Rn', 10 Yo sis9n =. 9n
steel rails Baltimore TO rSnpD e T. frncisco 70 London
M aS british bark. 1870 on fr%r Sl 3d.. on coal
Iondon CT iye1poi Norwegian SHY 10 arrive 800
N9rfok 20 n.roI1um ard nnphhs henc. 70 t1e Nnei
Kinrapn cargo hence 70 ar1aaoss sl7' 40
genera aGe 3 go Rsn tsr& go in @paa iae 10
PAWnoG Pn9' 20 Nsw bern 70 co3
Phiad.pSa GardneT Pnsss ,f" To- maax &c.
S 5 , Ss:''i .r GGss'' material '5s
% n san,sls r gpiT@' aagSsn. r. & e.
ostSee r.Sse sa CORK for oref % a.
Der r Us ot ssqn? 3. I'd sepsms :h ship $1,000
petroleum. ssnGe ,, nesec.d ana nomnay
oI Sim. .ammer yellow offered :2'se nsred o oil
continued Gusi GS, ayate P@,roea bb - 80 and
iS'I 81 'iPhisdelpha bbs 50 - and suk Is 10
o,tosseed OIL quoted prime cruae . ~ yeo
c5Ss tn .sm %lis y RI%@' P
1,s prime winter ysiio% 21@2se A M 81 lara
sS@sac; american boiled "'@S0e' 0"''"''" '"" '''
OIL s611tiIsioysA good demand from packers an, s
Pf.O ,esul,ed in early nrmneSs In pr0vlsos 70 lhi
llsh .Sce ." yellow fever ,ak was AIS gsa
The hDse the close however IN sympathy WIN s'a
factor rricss eased m from ,,p paL.SuSiE On
weaknefs6 oao'ed. J Mss sSef9 iei
81 aoqs Mes, ssTss 30 family sloqsli nSeTe,, fg9
so t' sgsaj 90 pRsSGp SSs l''e'
lacons 52e 'p'.sieA bellies arm. smoking bellies 80
CT NE: Ne IL 10 6tsc IA N. 90 aGe peked s". aiai
.ady a" %eaie green IS ~ GgesS D We''R
esIDSy. Suo;,d al s. Ia city lard steady
AZ 3 ~ tena steady qe.o-ie,d s sSm5ona da
ca Continent s. 30. bTa|i HssS' y ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
EEW-YORK SUPREME COURT, County ef

~ New-York Frederick ". Pitcher. Plaintiff. against
Gustav p Muller and others. Defendants,
In pursuance II judgment Z Foreciosure ana SAFE
duly mae and the above entitled action. pear
ing date the Both day u August lsss l. me unS-..
signed the Referee SAID Judgment named. VIII se a.
foHlie Auction At the New-York Real Estate sales
ro5r Nc iii Broadway IN the Borough OF Manha,sn
CIV ~ New-YOrk on the PIN day o, septemoer iVs
AZ II O. clock noon. that day. by W.ism kenhs!.y
Auctioneer. premises directed by SAID Judgment VI
lie soii and therein described as ioi.oNs. . -, ,,.
parcel OF land situate IN the <oru
Ward OF the CITY OF New-York. beginning at pom.
u the Southeastery SIDE OK
s,ebblns Avenue with the Spuherly side OF Home sres
running Enstery along said Home stree, n'ty~o
ri 100 feet ,herce Souhery ninety -four feet thence
Northweery hundred and two and i+lO0 feet 10 tho
s,n,heasterly side q S,ebbns Avenue. thence North
esserv thr,y-two and e9oo feet 10 the point or pacs
bernrc he he said several dimensions more or less
be Ire Same premises heretofore conveyed 10 OLYMPIA
Honfan, by Henry y. Tiffany and Caroline G his wlfe
i ioed bearing 1ih OF December 1883 anc re-
red pecemter a0h 1856 in Lber 2OiI OK Conyeyaness
the Office or the Register OF the S1'y suo
County % Sew-York .ooo
patea NeN-York September 2 lses
A"''N' 49, CHARLES y. BURRILrA Referee.
A d CARRINGTON. Attorney FOR Plaintiff. lis Brca6-
way y. Y CITY. 1850.
The following is diagram az the premises describes
IN the foregoing notice OF safe
Home Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
We., 1904 street.

The anproxnae mount II the lien charge TO satisfy
watch The above described property Is 20 be sold ls
Thousand hundred and twentyeight and
tventy-nyeone hundredhs Dollars. with interest thereon
FIRST eighteen hundred and ninety
s,~, costs and allowances amounting 20
Tree hundred rtty-:our and ninety sx-one hun
i,sdths Dollars with interest from August tenth.
eighteen hundred and nlnety-egh together with the
,xnenses az the sale. The Approximate amount
= taxs5 assessments q ether liens which 10 be
allowed 20 the purchaser 4 The purchase money or
ga m the Referee Eve hundred and Two and tsty-one-
h.rdreitrs Dollars and water rates u eighteen hundred
nl niretyseyen and elshleen hundred and nney-e.sht
ra,ed New York Augis. twenty second eighteen hun
CHARLES A. RUNK. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

vs exchange special Liverpool cables-Spot cotton
ana business doing sa,es 1900 bales. speculhtOh
sCo 1000 bales American, 1900 bales Tccep,s
20 70. paeH American 200 bales; rnidcling upihus
tliures opened quiet partial l-Di1 decline co-"o
ann,,s nl-Oid net decline. Decsmber-JannaIy sou
AMI eorrary 3sEs. FebruaryMarch 3Qls; March-
niy c u.s. Apr-Mny. 30si4b May-June 3bAs: !une-
Dsi.h 'oo september. 3I0n3ll: s~peInhFr -oct0ner
lsI.' ,octoher-NoVember. 3O1v. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;
EN- Manchester-Yarns quiet and firm Cloths good
49, ~ AND MEAL~-The only feature in hour oHctS
M. Mas we scarcity and nrrnness ~ cid spring lh
ly vA,s wheat patents and winter wheat hour eeneIa
r,r,,h "sssi.cts1 spfing patents 81 ltUki % Winter
el.sH =, ~ ioqss CO., winter patents 81 T5lsi sprng
No winter 20 ~ ss'ra No winter g 7s%s2 e~h
copYMEAiEErrlD rRmFIn quoted a, s. iSgSs 20 .,
''aho BAG MEAL-DulL Quoted: Fine white. 5og
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
NAVAL STORES.

pevelopments to-day lacked special Interest spirits
,uentna ruled firm in tone, with moderate demand m
Losis R0sin was steady huf cuist
wSue Tar md pitch continued to suffer somewhat from
r.eie.t Quotations unchanged throughout. Ncws
Tr the South was about looked :or. Quotations fo.-
TAR-Regu.srs. s. so. tar oil. bts So 80
pfTCH-s al -. - .,,,~.,
Yitf~-r,rirnon o. good strained. 81 3ogsi 35 e
~ a. y 81 81 g. 81 Cd H. 81 ~, 81 49, IL. 81 20. NJ
81 - \ ~ 90 " g. 50 80. W ". 6. -
V-,nr,5n sept Spirits tui enle hrm. ~ as:
receipts 81 bt!s. Rosin arm 81 V'J$l TO- receipts Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

N'st INNI 0tF'rt
Tho approx amount Ok ne lien charge 70 satisfy
w.h IN. above described property is TO be sold thirty
thousand ave hundred and twentyelght lCO Doh
lars with .Eeges, thereon the first day OF August
IsS. together with ami allowances amounting 10
hundred and fftyfour iOc Dollars. with interest
from August To- 1917 together with the expenses OF the
sale. The approximate amount n aXes assessments ot
Hens. be allowed 20 the purchaser out
the purchase money paid b. the Referee Is Five
huiIrcd 5-l0o Dollars and water rates OK l~t
ami 1895 amounts fixed
Dated: New York. Angus 22d. 1898. -- $780,.
CHARLES \. RCNK. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
'SrPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW.

- YODK-J1hn T. Terry and Scion Humphreys as sur
wing Trustees under the last Will and Testament. OK
Edwin D. Morgan declared plaintiffs. asenst hosa WV
dernlan and others. Defendants. Action NO q.
ia Pursuance 81 q Judgment OF Foreclosure ana SaIe.
duly ard IN the above entitled acton pear
Tenth Gay - August 1898 the underssnea.
tho Referee IN cad Judgment Famed will sci. at Public
Auction. Al the New York Real Es3,e saesro0'Ss NO;
III Broadway. IN the BO:ONgn or ManDaltan, t.y. "
Yors. Wednesday. the IAN day OF september.
eps AZ II occck noon tfat day. by Peter r. Meyer.
Ac0neer the premises directed by said Judgment TO %
sod and therein bel follows; 80
A LII tlat lot piece parcel OF land win the
,dl.y 10 lie erected thereon situate lying and BENG
In the Clty 81 New YORK. md being In Block Number
500 Section Number :. a. shown on ne Iand map ot
ha Clfy Of York. and being bounded and descrDed
&c follows: BEGINNING point the SoutheTly line
West bundled and fourth street distant TWO hun
s-oi and sixty fee, eight ncnes Eastwardly from the
rer formed the intersection ~ the Easterly line OF
Colunbus Avenue with the said southerly line OF Wes
One hundred fourth Street, but at or opposite the
n,iSdls line O, certain party WALL running thence
,rogh ne dale OF said wall 50 far as the
extend. hundred feet eleven inches llcO ~ II
a. :, IRE middle line - the block thence Eastwardy
aiiog sad middle - the block thrv-hree eet Your
ircIes 1873 II tn. thence >orthwaraly parallel yin
Columbus Avenue hundred feet eleven inches 600 r.
- I'M - the Southerly line OF West one hundred ana
Su-th street Westwardly along eaid soutnery
ne o. West One hundred and fourth Street thirty
fee four inches 33 u IN 70 the point or place o, D.
Batet: New York Auoust 22nd. lseS
LORD. DAY & LORD Attorneys Tor Plaintiff ~
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ough Of Manhattan. city Of New YORK
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

Spot cotton IN ne local market closed steady, win
Teet Unchanged 81 sac Tor mGiunE upland
&c " tof rn93af Cult as compaiei Win &c hno &c
.e:ei yey laht YEAR Total tale 4 i.i bales included
!f bales s;arrerS and iOJ bales for deliver on
e9hisn siri cotton in souttern rnaTKets m; 10 'ie
seod officially reported by special dispatches 70
~ e1ehange follows: New-Orleans quiet Jc saes
.!D ialss Galveston quiet but steady, . 1-ltc. sits
i" 0-Iet Mobile quiet SIC, sales. 20 bale; SaNann3h
.lei, she. sales 2s1 hs"s Cha-lcston steady DC WI
,nssion dull BIC Hori, nominal 5Ssc raiet. haies
bsl!more nominal &C. Augusta steady 7-l6c partially
i,,Hf o~er. sHcs 23a bales e Louis du SIC. sAles
IA bales Memphis 0uict. SIC sales 100 bales
me txport movement lus far this season has been az