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it all troubles have gone. My monthly
sickness used to be SO painful, but have
not had the slightest pain since taking
your medicine. I cannot praise your
Vegetable Compound too much. MY
husband and friends see such change
in me. look So much better and have
some color In my face"
Mrs. Pinkham invites women who are
i'll to write to her at Lynn, Mass, for
advice, which is freely offered. -.
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FREE BAPTIsTs AT oLD ORCHARD


Old Orchard, August 26.-The forenoon
session Of the general conference of Free
Baptists was largely taken up by the
reading of detailed reports presented by
the treaurer, Rev. DR.. Given and by the
finance committee Through it's secretary,
a. R. Farnhum of Rhode Island. An
interesting feature of the session was the
reception Of Rev. Joseph McCloud, special
messenger, representing the free Baptists
of New Brunswick.
The conference standing committee was
announced by the moderator.
The main business before the afternoon
session of the Free Baptist general con-
erence was the presentation by the pub
Usher Of the detailed reports concerning
the "Fres Baptist and the Morning
Star" the western and eastern organs
respectively Of the denomination. The
Morning STAR was represented by its
publisher A. l.. Freeman Of Boston, and
Rev. o. .. Patch of New Hampshire,
president of the corporation; the "Free
Baptist by Rev. R. Kennan of Ohio.
the newly elected editor and manager.
he reports showed an encouraging de-
gree of progress in the publications.
= Following the reports was platform
service conducted by Rev. DR.. Bull Of
New York on "The Relation of State
Organizations to UNCONVENTIONAL Inter-
ests. I"
TheEfollowing made five minute speeches:
Rev. o. D. Patch of New Hampshire,
Rev. G. E. Wilson of Massachusetts,, Mrs.
e. B. Cheney of Rhode Island, DR. A.
B. Meservey Of New Hampshire, Rev.
T B. johnson of New Hampshire, Rev.
". Fulton of Ohio, Rev. O. j. Myers OF
Michigan and Rev. e. E. Osgood West
Virginia.
At the close of the conference session
an important meeting of the alumni
association of Cobb Divinity school was
held to consider the ACCESSIBILITY Of pub
fishing First Baptist quarterly Maya
zine. to be known as tho Randall Review.
a committee consisting Of DR.. Ball OF
Now York and Revs. Waterman of Yer
mont and Harris Of New Hampshire were
annojnted to present resolutions to the
General conference in favor of the project.
Tn the evening the subject was Home
infections. These addresses were given
g Foreign Missions in America, Rev.
n Ford, ID. D., and Rev. e. B. San
io .sHome Mission Fields Now Open to
Thristian Church." Rev. j. j. Hall.
'ns practical Results of Our Home Mis-
s;on Work Hitherto" Prof. A. W. An
thony, A. N.
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THE EMERGENCY HOSPITAL.

1t seeming quite likely that the hospital
train bringing the sick of the Isl naihe
Regiment might arrive some time curing
Thursday night, Mayor Randall at onco
set to work to prepare an emergency nus
pital, and the completeness ana careful
attention to every detail with WHOM IL
was ACCOMPLISHED is worthy OF the great
est commentator.
The Armory was selected, and Elmer
e. Brown, janitor of the building, was
directed to get it in readiness. He ar
ranged four lines of cots, with pillows,
mattresses. buckets, etc, rs cots in each
line, and also had in reserve 200 addi-
tional cots should any more be needed.
Iced water, towels-in short everything
that might minister to the comfort of the
sick were amply provided by Mr.. Brown,
and the thoroughness of his work WIGS
warmly recognized by Mayor Randall
and Adjutant General Richards, VIII O
made an inspection of the building late
Thursday night.
Everything about the Armory was neat
as wax, from kitchen and watercloset to
the very dome itself, Surely it hi d re-
ceived most thorough cleansing, AMI
in no army hospital were hygienic Jules
more carefully observed than by Mr.
Brown Mayor Randall took deep in
terest in the matter and took 1t upon
himself to see that nothing was over :
looked.
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RACES AT CANTON.

Canton, August 26.-The races today
resulted as follows:
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so had ovarian
trouble. Through
the advice of a
friend I began
the use of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound,
and since taking
The Portland daily press., 1898-08-27
COULD NOT SLEEP.
Mrs. Pinkham Relieved Her Of An
Her Troubles.

Mrs. MADeE BABcocK, 17e Second
St., Grand Rapids, Mich, had ovarian
trouble with it's attendant aches
and pains, now she is well. Here
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tsores Of: .m
3. v. Roberts. 100 congre.. stree.
4. 3 3. M sn4sI1;e. TX TX e.
N. G. Fessenden, 526
w. Fl. Jewett. 5O4 =
i. A. Jellison. 1856 Congress street.
S g 4 co GonEssss ss seset
&C. Frederickson. Is India street,
4. Stubs. corner Federal and Temple Sts
81 Bsardworth; g 81 LHdi sts street
LID. J. Perkins, Exchange street
[. s. Cole, Cor. Boyd and Oxford street.
craee 70 R hzc Mas street, sssse'
Westman 3 West. 90 and 95 Commercial
Join H. Allen, 3Sl1a Congress street.
Dennet& Go. e45 Congress- ssrse.
G. J.yHedgson, 96H3 Portland street.
F. L. Bracket. Peaks Island.
J. +. Harmon.9l115 Congress street.
H. M. Butler, 68 Pine street. ~ n ass-
j. H. Vickery, 221 Spring street.
H. D. Mckenzie. cor. Spring and Clark
GspS L8ens s1 g d Portland a Pier wn.r,
John Cox, 20 Monument square.
J. F. Hutchinson. IL Elm street
Peter Trims. Forest Avenue.
Preble, Congress Square and United States no
tells, and Grand Trunk and Union DepotS It
can also be obtained OF Chisholm Bros, Agents
on az trains Of the Name Central Grsnd
agents on any OF the Boston Trains
The PRESS can also Defound at the fol;awtaf
Auburn-G.H. Haskell.
Augusta. F. Pierce,
Bath-John o. Shaw.
Berlin Falls N. He. 8. Clark.
Biddeford-A. NJ. Burnham.
Brunswick-F. P. Shaw.
porror-I n (rivnu
Boothbay Harbor-C. +. Kennisor.
Brownfeld-E. L. Frink.
Cape ElizaDeth. ;, = M = g1sss
CUMBERLAND Mi ri : A G. Stsrz
Camden-Fred Lewis.
J. 81. Gould.
Cornish-LB.K knight.
Deering-N. J. 6caniouL
Deeriing Center-A. A: McConA
DamarlscoJta-M. H. Gamage. as
Fairneld-E. =; Evans
Farmington-H 2. White & Co
Freeport-A. W. Mitchell
Eryepurg-A. G G E 81 y;;mor.
ETssyy snSEgJSs; !; M Blos.
Greens Landings. W. Fifelc.
e0rnAmN Il. rs i. X. Ieavirs 8 Son
Gore-F. L. Russell,
Kennebunk-J. b. OTIS.
Kennebunkport-C. E. Miller.
Liyermore Falls-C. Newman.
Lewiston Chandler y Winshin
, iimerick-E. A. G. Grant.
Tisbon-C. ID. Foster.
Lisbon Falls-A. n. Gerry.
Mechanic Falls-Merrill & Dennin9.
No. Deering-A.C. Noyes.
North Stratford. NH. @. Huchting.
A. o. NoyesC0.
N ConWay-C, H. Whitaker. 11.7.>-
ia Orchard-Fogg & Libby. - h 5.,...
Ricnfnond-A. L. Preble. 80 9 = w
Rumford Falls-F. ]. Rolfe.@N efg43fs.s
RncklaEd-Dunn q Carr go ec'
-, .as9,3FF A,.J. Huston. &Es j sssas
STANDARDIZATION Bros. 8A sfsE
SkoWhagan-BfxDy & Buck.
South POrtland-J. F. Merrlmaa.
H. Kicker & Son
,,outh Windham-J. W. Read.
South Paris-A. d. Sturtevant
South Paris-F. A. Shurtlef.
South Waterboro-G. G. Downs.
Saco--H. B. Hendricks & Co.
E. L. Preble.
South Bristol-N. w. Carnage.
Thomaston-E. Walsh.
Vinal Haver-A. B. Yinal
Waldoboro-Geo. Bliss.
Waterville-W. D. Spalding.
Westbrook-W. B. Boothby.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Wyman.
Yarmou:hville-A. J. B. MichtelL
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S. G. Dillingham;.
A. Bunny.
III. v. Barrel.
George Bottom.
J. S. Flaherty,
Arthur Cote.
X. G. Parker, company B.
+. Foster, company nj.
n. =. Curtis, company Z.
II. L. White, company B.
n. Sullivan, company -.
/. Phillips. ,.---
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HOME AGAIN.
More Sick Soldiers in
Portland.

HOSPITAL TRAIN ARRIVED
YESTERDAY NOON.
The Portland daily press., 1898-08-27

' ACI- oWh WO1oos
. Your Vegeta-
} Compound has
lde me feel like
a new person.
\ Before I be-
gan taking it
. I was all run
down, felttired
and sleepymost
of the time,
had pains in
my back and
! side, and such
\ terrible
NJ. headaches
. all the time,
I andcould not
u sleep well
nights. 1 al
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THE DAILY PRESS

Can always be found at the periodia
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about you on this troop train laden with
death.
Lieut.. Atkins, company D, Norway.
who was away assisting his sick COM
redes, by whom he was greatly praised,
in telling of the trip said that the ride
| was one of death. The heat was terrific
In Georgia and South Carolina I thought
instead of helping my comrades, I myself
| would have to give up. The district
through which we passed was SO sandy
| that the sand blew in the mems hunks
and made things disagreeable generally.
1t finally became so bad that we had to
close the doors and the ventilators, and
this made conditions practically unbear
able. The men bore everything with
Spartanlike courage. The effect of the
death of Private Hagerty on the men was
very great. That hope and buoyancy
which they displayed on BOARDING. the
train OF Chickamauga Park seemed to
have left them entirely after his death.
Hagerty was a true soldier. His only
regret was that he could not be OF greater
service to his country. Santiago had no
| terrors for him. 1t was with sorrowful
hearts that we stopped at Fayetteville,
N. c., to leave our precious burden in
charge of an undertaken"
The names of the men on the train,
were:
| Lieut.. Col. Morton.
| Captain Carlton, company n.
Lieut.. Lord, company III.
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forrllosnrc Salts.


NIFTY SEVENTH STREET.-Supreme Court,
Il County Of New York.-The Dry Dock savings In
stution plaintiff against John b. McGeorge ct al de-
PENDANTS. ct,
In pursuance % Judgment OF Foreclosure and sale
duly made entered In the above entitled action pear
ing date the tenth day Of August. lsys. the under
signed the Referee in said judgment named VIII sell az
public Auction. the Exchange Sales Rooms, now 10
Gated at No III Broadway in the Borough OF Mahnat
tan CITY New York the twenty second cay OF SEP
tsmber lSS IL clock nOon on that day ~ hcnatu v
Uarnett AuctiOne-r premises directed % stid Jus
men, 20 be sold. and therein described as follows. .
All that lot piece, parcel OF and win 'e
buildings thereon erected situate. lying ana Dens IN hs
Nlne,.enth Ward e the city % New York and bounded
and described follows. viz Beginning at point on 'hs
norrh.ry side seventh street distant one nun
dred and thirty easterly from the notheasery cor
er Of Fifty Street and Fourth Cor Paf Avenue
running thence n1fheriy parallel wh four'h Avenue
ami matt Of the distance through party wall one nun
decd feet and the centre line u the DOCK
,hcnc. .serlv along said line and parallel with fy
seventh street twenty feet. thence southery pafae
with Fourth Avenue and part 81 the distance through
mart, wall one feet and hv- inches to the north
OF street. and thence westerly
along Fifty-sev.nth twenty feet 10 the point or
place II beginning -
Dated New York. August llth, lS1S
LEWIS I. DEI,AFTELp. Referee.
BENJAMIN WRIGHT. Attorney for Plaintiff. ~ farN
Row Borough Manhattan, New York CITY.
II following is diagram OF the premises referred %
notice Of sale. and known as street No
il5 East 5sth Street. New York CIV;
Fifty-eighth
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NEED ALL THE POWER FOR SURFACE CAhS'

METROPOLITAN COMPANY SAYS ITS Co"p'ii'
WILL NOT BE USED FOR LIGHTING PURPOSES
7, WAS again reported yesterday that the Metro
politan Street Railway Company Will use its con-
Quits for electric lighting purposes. Accoru''s -
the stories printed yesterday. the company nhu
entered into a combination with the eiec"io "s'
ing companies which will enable the latter 10 o'ie
their product for less than gas.
At the Office OF he Edison Electric Ilium'na',Ns
Company No. - Duane-st, 1t was sara yes'e'uu'
that nothing whatever was known OF sueh eo''
b,notion AS had been reported The officials OF si,e
Weirnnolitan street Railway Company deny wa.
tbeir conduits are % be used for anything o'ne'
than street railway purposes ot,rood
we have hands fun running q .'a anvears
said an official Yesterday. This reprT'e "PPr%a,
n@riodicaIlv and is probably due TO the iact thas
people have Idea that the new sys,ssm a line
nothing more than needed Tor tne on III,
overhead trolley. che whole thing Was I'm ~, ~,
satisfactorily n year ago. when the Kaliwhy ,oii
Iotssion was I'm session. They had their own en-
gineers make an examination. and i was SHOWN Ha
that the various ducts we're necessary ''' nv
svstcm we are to use
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- York p, r.pran al. PlaintiNs
inst Incnhard schuster nj. T'@fendar'S
of n Juignen' of Foreclosure ana N"'
mad entered In the above emitted acton ne,
inc date 10Th NJ August. sns tho undersienN' "
pnf Judgment nanef. vii, sell ~ 'uhic Au
ton EXCHANGE Sale Rooms now lnoafH1 u -
III Broadway In tho Borough - Manhattan. 'fy of Ne"
work on 22i September. 1873, - - o CLOCK
noon on that ds. Thompson Pryor. tuctf necrs me
premises directed said judgment IN he said nn1 therein
described follows A..
Al that certain piece parcel ~ land with me
huir1 thereon erected situated yirg and helne n the
ci,v Countv md state - New York. bounded and 90
scrihe1 beginning point on ~" westerly
ado q, Mad Avenue distant sixty feet northerv from
ba co-rer formed hy intersection - the westerly side
., Madison Avenue with the north.rlv sid" ~ ono
hundred I'd street, running thence "~s'
s-ly and parallel with saN ore Hundred and S'xeer'h
c,-o., on. hundred and feet thence ncrthery and
n,r,.lel wien Madison Avenu" twenty feet and I've
irche. thence ensteiy rrf parallel with s,d one
funded ard sixteenth and part " m" through
rarty wall hundred and fen feet 10 the westerly
"a. - .oA Madison Avenue and thence southery and
.n,r he Madison Avenue twenty fee' nd
Nv. inches to the point place ~ beginning Reng part
y, 30 soe rreuis.. conveyed Margaret Sanders n
tho nar,les hereto me fret part by Solomon n Cohen
hv deed dated June 2tih lNN'. ana f'oorfef IN mo
-c. = tho Register - tho city and County - New York
rdh~r Section q f'ors. y @pl August 22i. 1928
Dated New York. August 3oih. is"s
TDgFrU \ WFff'U p"Fers-.
RANSOM q RANSOM Alto nsys f1r Ria niirs 30 Road
pav borough % Manhattan. city OF New York.
street number II this prop"fy &c. LIZ Madison Aven"'
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OEI. LACK AWANNA AND WESTERLY X. H.
STA tious I'm New York. foot of Barclay
md Christopher streets. ,.,,-
yrsTIRlIEiJ TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET
NEs''"' "EEauG pi,TSCiI Light.

500 4. VI BrNGHAMToN MAI" Stops At principal
1000 4. M.-Cnn can. BUFrALo scRANT0N'
rriCt. RcHfrELD SPRINGS sYRAcTsE and
OsWF,;O EMPRESS. Putnam Palac" cars. connect
,rs a. Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points
400 r. ". Cpay) Chicago nd Burso ycstibuied Ex-
" mes. Tor SCRANTON. WILkESBARRE and Eli
NINA Pullman Buffet Parlor Car 70 Elm'ra
Tbroirh sleeping Cars and Day Coach 10 Chicago.
a,-tving At 4.i5 DAY
100 p M,~sCRAXToN. wII.REsRARRE. and PLYM-
w" urn F;NrRrSS Pullman Buffet rsrlor 'ar.
900 r. ~ ,Dailn-Chicego and Buffalo vesihnet Lin
lsA EXPRESS f0r SCRANTON. PlNGHAMToN BIZ
MIRA BUFFALO Through Buffet Sleeping car.
$40 r. w. tpally,.- puNa.o Express. Pullman SeePers
f,r SCRANTON. BTNGHAMToN Ef.M1RA. HATH,
MT NORRIS and BUFFALO arriving in Bunaio
o.,aa -, " tD,uy-RrFF,fO SCRANTON RING
Wv UANTON OwEGO. ITHACA EfMiRA SYRIA
,ifHst, RICTiFlEfD SPRINGS and OSWEjO EN-
PRESS Pullman Buffet sleepers. -o... .
rfrKFTS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMopAIlONS AZ
Henry oiarc y SON, Gimedi ll3 Broadway u PARK
pace 40 Broadway ard 9i2 broadway. Tickets at
terrv stations ia s,h-aye 18th 81 81 West i23tn-
%, columbus ave- NevY ork 53s and 1856 Fulton 81:
and Broadway. brooklyn Time taoles giving ii'i
In form a all stations.
wp,STCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call tor ana
check baggage from hotel residence to destination
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7.rough Trains leave Wv orN. loot o. thampfr' 81
h""a and I'VE minutes earlier from West I'D st;
a. Am a Vi V.stibuled Express daily for Bnshsmon
,, ~. E,mra. Buaa.o bradford. Arrives Buffalo 8
q, iarInr to Bunl,
~. a. w-Vesiibnled Express daily FOR Port Jervis
~ 'yo,,iceI, Daily except Sunday. for fa.kawaNen
unnesda.e and important locai points to E'miFa fuI-
Ii ron uarior cars foi Monticello and E.mira.
man ann - N-Vestibuei lin ted Fast mail daily
- ,~,in fnr chicago Arrives Cleveland i:30 A. NJ
ECU V, - p Il Seepsrs Chicago. Cleveland and
40 - buffalo and Cleveland Vesti5u.ed Express
'' ,,rivss Of buffalo % A ". Bradford - A.
WTf''' ianes,oan 700 A. ". youngstown 1927 a NJ
;".y.anI 1910 r. Sleepers 10 Buna.o and Cleveland
tafa Library car . -. ,,......o. r,..,..
r;i5 T.. M.-Daily solid Train for nnsnsmt1n Ennira
And Cincinnati Dining car - ~ ~, ,,,.., .
,I,ff,t< rsTS LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN A.
FOUNDATIONS st III. ti3 2si. pl and ia7 brysd-
,oy loT Bowery l56 East 25th ST. and 2I3 west l2o1
M ~ arhers and West .3i At ferries. New York 1913
I'd So, Fuiton-s qs Brosdway Brooklyn ~ River q
"a ken and Jersey Station. Newfork transfer
., calls for and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
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CupREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW

YORK John 7, Terfv ard Scion Humphreys as eur.
viving Trustees under The last VIII and Testament II
Edwin H. Morgan deoeasei plaintiffs, n.Rlns Rosa VIE
derman and others. Defendants. Action 30. g.
pursuance 81 Judgment NJ Foreclosure and Sals.
'e above entitled action. bear
Referee enid judgment rAm-i VII sell ~ Public
Auction the New York Real Es',,- Sacsrooms. No.
III Broadway. ~ tle IoEo gh = Manhattan city u
New YORK wed-,rtrv thr lffh day ~ September,
1905 At II rlob roon IA; day by Peter Meyer.
Auctlon.,r pfei, dfsc,st hy -aif judgment 10 b
sold and therein described a. foown
that iOt piece parcel ~ land with the
hul!dnx erected thereon situate lying and being
In the CITY = New York and heing IN HllcH Number
New Y1rk and h~irg hou~f"f ani described
- follows BFCTNNfSG At point on the S1ufh"rv line
Or md fourth Sfreef distsnt hun
dred and sixty eight ncnes Eaftwnrfy from the
c0rner formed Intersection - the kaetsry line ~
columbus Avenue with N. said Sontherly line ~ West
one hundred and fourth Street bat at opposite the
middle Inc - a certain party wall. running ihencs
sou,hwardly parallel with Columbus Avenue and TO and
through middle linz % saf party wall 50 far as the
I'M 10 N. middle Of the bl0cE thence FAstwardly
along middle tine ~ the block thirty three feet fuf
in~he. thence Nrrihwarflv naral.l vi n
,oumbu. hundred feet eleven inches 100 r.
II in, Southeriy line ~ West ono hundred ana
thence N~stwerfly along ead Southeriy
linz OF hundred and fourth street thirty hres
feet rour inches (33 n In 70 the point place OF be
ginning .o..
Charles A Rt'HK. Referee.
LORD. DAY LORD. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
once and Postor-ce Address. W 10 broadway. Bor-
ough Of Manhattan city - New York.
IOtth Street
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NEW.YORK srrKEME COURT. County 0

~ New York-Samuc p. Kilner md Dumont Clarke
as trustees. etc. Plaintiffs against Sarah Smith and
Others. Defeniont"
In pursuance ~ n Judgment ~ Foreclosure and SALE
duly made entered In the above entitled action bear
I'M dav 81 September. 1905 !. the undersigned
the Referee IA said Judgment named vii, sell at Public
Auction at Exchange Sales Rooms. located AT
No III Broadway. the Borough ~ Mahattnn. city Of
9th day 81 October. lSgs. at II clock
noon that dny. o., Philip \. Smyh. Auct!oneer. the
promises directed hy sad Judgment be sold. and there
In described follows.
that piece. parcel Of land. with tho build
erected suate. living md being In the Nine
ieenth Ward the iity ~ New York. bounded and de
scribed a. follows VIZ. beginning at point the
nofhey side ~ Forty ninth Street. distant thirty
formed by the Intersection TIE said northeriy side Of
running thence nprthery parallel with said westerly side
siy inches thence westerly parallel
with Forty-nnth Street eighteen u.s. feet and four ~
inches thence south-rN ard again parallel First
nearly forty (i0 feet and six 90 inches
northerly side Of Fory-ninh street and
eascrly along gaid side ~ Forty ninth eighteen 0s)
90 inches to the point place Of beginning he
dimensions and distances
premises being known ty the number go For
IS ninth street
Dated: New YORK. September 18Th. lsas.
PRATT A. BROWN. Referee.
cARnpIO q NATHAN. Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
100 Broadway Borough Of Manhattan city OF New
York.
The following I, diagram Of the property 10 he sold
known a No 353 h. i3th St, Manhattan New York
city: ,o., CO..
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q. =. PUTNAM'S SONS.
- AND 20 WEST 23D ST. NEW YORK.
foreclosure Sales.
NINTH STREET.-Suprcme Court, County or


NINTH STREET Supreme Court, County of
A' New York-CTarles T.. rigelow, Plaintiff Asainr'
Iouisn IIuischan Reuihrr and others. l'r'FnHhnr IN
pursusace II a Judgment 81 foreclosure ana sale. uuD
made and entered in the above en~d action tearing 1A"
m. lah asv July l.gs the unf~r-isn-d the fefee-
In said Judgment named viii EEL At pubic Huctln AZ w
New YORK Real Estate Salesroon. No III bfcHdWny IN
~. rn,nugh ~ Manhattan city Sew York On the Oh
Louis Me.er the prem .rs ana sasehola prem
Judgment mentioned AMI directed I" De s'I'
and therein described a. follows
ALL that certain az land. situate. lying and being IN
the rt.erh Ward ~ the CITY u New YORK h~hg PAT
Of The lands of the Sailors Snug iaro and dsungvshea
on a map Of their property. IN me SAID ward MAZE =.
Edwin smith Ci,y Surveyor. dated April H. is4s. ard
Of New York by the number IT, and bounded and con
tanning rs follows 10 Wit: BEGINNING At point on
,hc sou,hery ~ Ninth Street distant one hundred
and and four Inches and threeHuaets
~ an inch from the Souheast"ry corner 81 Hnth
street and Inlyersy Tlac", running thence East'rlV
along Ninth twenyhve feet. thence Souihery AT
rigM angles 70 Ninth street three feet and eleven
irchea thence westerly. and parallel with Ninth Street
twenty thence Sortherly At right angles 10
Ninth Street ninety three feet eleven Inches TO the place
81 beginning
Tn said lease Of the said premises war made and OK
.ced by the Of the SAIL RS Snug Haror Of the
civ Of New YORK 10 the Defendant. Louise H. ReutheT by
Indenure dated May 1871 and recorded IN the ONCE
81 the Register Of New York In Nook series
Der bGo on the Land Map Of the CITY ~ New York
i"''' ''" STEPHEN II. orIN
Referee.
WALTER IT, MERRIAM. Attorney for riainth. 10 Wall
Street, Borough 81 Manhattan New York city.