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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-13
CONVENTION OF cATTLEMEN IN DENVER.
AN EXHIBITION OF RANGE CATTLE IN coSNSo-
TON Observation-Disclosures FOR THE
TRADE TO BE FIXED.


TRADE TO BE FIXED.
Denver Ian N-Great interest Is being mani
tested all over the West in the convention OF inc
stockmen here IN tho week Of January Is Besides
the National Live Stock Convention. q range cattle
exhibition is TO be held al the stock yards the nret
exhibition OF the kind ever held In the country
Already there have been over thirty cars or catte
entered, and the Indications are that there Will
be about sixty carloads Of calves. yearlinBs ana
two-year-old steers These cattle are range bred
and have never tasted any food except grass and
hay
In addition 10 the cattle for exhibition, II Is ex-
pected that there win be large number OF stock
ers and feeders here for sale. and arrangements
have been made also for exhibition OF thorough
rangemen are expected 10 be present and new
feature In the cattle business will be catletrading
by sample. Most OF the cattle on exhlbtion VII! De
samples OF big herds on the range and the owners
Will try 10 contract for the sale OF their cattle by
showing the sample lots. The cattle for exhibition
are coming from all the western cattle States In
II Is expected that there will be activity In the
National Convention for the meeting next year
Among the cities that VII be IN the held for
Joseph, San Antonio. Fort Worth and Sat Lake
City. Denver has had the meeting for two years.
and will not be candidate this year. large
pected from all sections OF the country. and es-
peciay from the Western range country. Many
OF the stockmen ale coming here as much for the
purpose OF trading for the pleasure OF attending
The convention. and the cattle trade for the season
Of 1893 will be opened at that time There Is much
interest to know how Southern cattle will SELL as
this year. and at the present time there Is DIFF
ference OF nearly IS a head between what the buy
demand Prices viii probably reach a basis in the
course OF tho convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-13
SUPREME COURr.-NEw YORK COUNTY.

- Mary Mckay Greenwood. as Esecu'rin and lssso
J. Greenwood Executor ~ the last VIII ana esi.
ment ~ Isaac J. Greenwood deceased plaintiff against
John Petit. ct al. defendants. =.
In pursuance Of judgment OF foreclosure ann "a r. pnl
entered the above entitled action: beAInt
date 7h day ~ November. 1Sse, he unhsssnso
auction New York Real Esste Salesrr ON NO III
Broadway Borough y, Manhattan. city - New YORK on
IL. 2eh DAY Of January @ a, n premise. desrbsd
said judgment mentioned and therein described az ~"
lows:
ALL those two certain lots pieces parcels Of land N
New York city with the buildings thereon. bounded ana
described follows: - - -.
The nrsf parcel being the premises now known AZ NO
100 Fulton Street, and being bounded and ce-erhed
follows BEGINNING a. a point In the southsrlN soe
NJ Fulton street. distant ninety nine feet nine neh'
Fulton Street side OF Dutch street. ano
running sou,hwestery at right angles or nearly -
eastery parallel nearly 80 with Fulton street t~ens-
inches thence northeaserly ~ rEht angss
Or nearly 80 70 Fulton Stree, zee b.nne north
westerly along the southery side or Fulton Strert 49,
Ave the point OF beginning and being the sAme
premises which conveyed 20 said John Petit ~
Etsrhard Fabef and wife by deed dated May l. lss4 anf
recorded in the ONCE Of The Register on me oiy snl
County OF New York. In Lber 20 Of Section % Con
The second parcel being premises now known % No
lo4 Street and being bounded az tolo"s Nor,h,
inches southerly the by land now Or st" % h~
Ministers. Elders ard Deacons Of the Reformed Prot
nve feet easeriy eide by land nov or late ~
Robert Thompson r., b'ns the premises nrs ahoy" Dc
scribed. eighty ect one lnch ana n'erg oF ano ~
or late % Schauck Downing. seventy nine eei seven
inches. be said several Dimensions more ~ less
reinr the same premises which the Ministers, Elders
and Deacons n the Reformed Protestant Dutch church
lease bearing the th day Of December In ne year
eight hundred and eighty elk demise" lease
ssutnrs administrators and assigns for and during ~"
full end and term - twenty ono years n ~ Inc s' HAF
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i37th Street.
i36th Street.

The approximate OF the lien charge 10 satisfy
which the abOye-described property Is 10 be solo, Is
twelve hundred and NIFTY and ls-lOo dollars
with interest from December IL 1885, besides costs and
allowance amounting three ndnorea and forty seven
and T5-lOO dollars December a. lsDs.
and the expenses OF the sale. estimated a. one hundred
ana dftv dollsrs The approximate amount OF
liens the property with inter-
est To- January 49, 1899 date fixed FOR the sale thereof
which with further the date OF closing
sale OF said property be allowed TO the purchaser
out OF the purchase money which TO be paid by
me referee hundred and twenythree and 3-loO
uo'i''' Ebert cRANDALI. Referee
LEE a LEE. Plaintiffs Attorneys
% Nassau Street. New York. N. T.
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CUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

~ YORK HENRY b. AUCHINCIOss Executor
of Of John Auchncloss, plantn- against Hsr
riet A Lawrence and others. defendants
duly made and above entitled action and
bearing the seventh day Of January, 1893. l. the
undersigned the Referee IN said Judgment named will
sell at public auction at the New York Real Estate
saiesrooni, No III Broadway. In the Borough Of Man
haitian and City and County Of New York. on Wednes
day the nrs day OF February. 1892 at twelve o'clock
noon OF that day by Peter f. Meyer auctioneor. the
premises In said Judgment mentioned and therein de-
scribed follows;
ALI, that certain piece parcel Of land with the
building erected together with all the fxt
mirrors therein. situate in the Twelfth Ward Of
Borough Of Manhattan and City OF New York, and
bounded and described follows. BEGINNING al
point formed intersection OF the Norhery line %
sath Street ith Westerly line Of West End
and running thence Northwardly along the Westerly
line End Avenue "a Uwenty-four feet; thence
Weswardly parallel s9th Street and part OF the
lance through a party wall 90 ninety feet: thence
southwardly parallel with West End Avenue "a twenty
four feet the Northerly line Of s9h Street. and
thence Eastwardly along said Northery line Of seth
Street 90 ninety the point place Of beginning
be the several distances and dimensions less
Dated New York 10 January; 1899 $1,000
vARSUM & HARRISON.
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
62 William Street,
Borough Of Manhattan.
New York City
The following Is diagram OF the property TO Be sold
Street number u
COL West End Avenue.
:
& as
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SUPREME COURT-County Of New York:
- Euesne S R.niamin. Plantin. John e. sarer and

~ Eugene S. Benjamin. Plaintiff, John e. sarer and
In pursuance OF n Judgment OF foreclosure and sale
duly and entered 10 the action pear
rs GATE hs ON e1y 81 his coantv at the Court House
the County of New York 7th day Of January 1899
named viii sell at public auction the New York Real
Estate ssiesroom No: III Broadway Borough OF Man.
dsv by Peter F. Meyer auctionee the premises directed
by the Judgment be SOLD and therein described as
ALL those certain houses and lots known as Numbers
sixtyhve Sixty eyen and Sixty.nine nourh Venue
the seventeenth the City OF New York. bounded
and described follows, to witt ,..
Avenu. formerly the Bowery nney-eght feet northery
distant the northeast corner OF the Bowery and
Bovery twentyfour feet thence easerly In line at right
angles with the Bowery seventy-two feet and eleven
HSsns: feet three and onehaf inches thence
westerly line at right angles with the Bowery sky
our feet eleven and oneauarter inches 70 the place
Commissioners OF Streets and Roads in the City OF New
York under Act i ne legislature Of the State of New
ALSO all that certain other lot, piece or parcel Of
ground situate lying ent being in the Seventeenth Ward
BEGINNING at point on the esstery side OF Fourth
Avenue formerly the Bowey) one hundred and twenty
norhery distant the northeast Of the
Bowery AMI Ninth Street. and running thence norhery
along the Bowerv twentyfour feet; thence eastery In
line right angles with the Bowey eighty feet and
Third Avenue twenty nve feet three and one-hsh inches
seventy-two feet inches the place beginning
according the meesursmens used by the Commissioners
Streets in the CITY Of New York under the
April srd 1907.
Dated New York January 9th. 1899:
HUFFMAN & FRANKrNHEIMER.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Borough OF Manhattan
New York City
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IEotn SCeet.

The approxmate amount lien satisfy
which the above described property 70 to be so.a 10
cember 1898 together with and allowances amount
inr TO 1887 o. interest from the 22d day OF Deem
her 1898 together with expenses Of the sale. The
approximate amount OF taxes assessmsnts or other liens
which are 10 be allowed purchaser Of the
chase money paid by the Referee. 10 Sl06S9l and
interest
Dated: New York. January 5. 1899.
THOMAS 0ILI4ERAN Referee.
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&oth Street

The approximate amount Of the Psintin 1c Hen or
ia made 10 Thirty nine thousand seven hundred and
nney-tbree o. 100 dollars $3.50 70S 90 with interest on
sac 425 part thereof the 3lst day OF December
fsss and on tses 90 the balance thereof. from the
water rates which are liens upon the
said property amounting approximately TO Twelve hun
dred and tnenty-eght 75-i0O dollars (s122S75 reckon
ing interest 70 said SALE which to be allowed
TO the purchaser Of the purchase money or TO De
paid by the Referee. 1890. ,<
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LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS

Judge Truax, Of the Supreme Court has ap-
pointed Emanuel Blumenstel and Harry B. Littell
temporary ancilary receivers Of Hudnuts phar-
Edward s Savage. attorney for Frederick F.
Anness. president of the company. which is a New.
Jersey corporation, with capital stock Of 100000.
Mr. Anness holds $50 shares George H Bancroft lao
and Chandler W. Riker share. The bond OF the
receivers was fixed at s. 600 Mr.. Littell has also
been appointed receiver In NewJersey. The liabili-
ties S3i 900. and assets $4,000 In merchandise.
The company obtained an extension July 20 last
OF six twelve. eighteen and twenty-four months.
The first payment on the extension notes Is about
due now. and the company is unable 10 meet II.
The company has been carrying the business
FOR time loss. The business estab
ished in 1870 and the present corporation has car
ried it on since June 80 1892
II chments against George Hastings doing business
as George Hastings & Co. advertising agents. at
No. A Broad-st.. In favor Of NJ. Lee Stark. for
s4eo7. assigned claims for advertising in West
papers and in favor OF The Kansas City
STAR for 1895. The Sheriff closed M. Hastings's
ONCE a No "A Broad-st. yesterday. and attached
his bank account in the Second National Bank,
where there was balance OF so.
The Sheriff has received execution for ts55
against William Schsefer liquor-dealer. OF No.
2.051 First-ave. in favor Of the New-York Brew
cries Company, for money lent on chdtte mort
gage dated November g. 1897,
Deputy Sheriff Rim yesterday sold out the effects
OF Thomas z. Tripler. dealer in second hand build
ing materials. Avenue and Eighteenth-st for
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The approximate amount lien charge to sat
isfy which the abovedescribed property s 10 be told
50 All u.s. with interest thereon from the Ith day OF De
cemher s9s together with costs and aowances anoIn
ing $500 o. from the 10Th day OF De
cenber 1898 together with the expenses OF the sale Tho
approx water rents assessments or
other liens which are allowed to the purchaser out
OF the purchase money paid by the Referee s $3.50
and interest
Dated New York December q. 1898
JOHN j. DEI.ANY. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-13
Oh Street


The Approximate Of the lien charge 10 satisfy
which the above described property is TO be sold IL
500 1000 with thereon from the 22d day OF De
cenber 1898 together with costs and allowances amount
ing 90 from the 9Th day OF jan
uary. 1899. together with the OF the sole.
The approximate amount Of taxes. assessments and
other Hens which be allowed 10 the purchaser out
OF the purchase paid by the Referee r. 1851
and interest.
The premises are sold subject a FIRST mortgage now
thereon by NJ. Wentz. and upon which there
the 22d day OF December. 1895. the Of
Sl06 63282.
JOHN H. RoGAN Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-13
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County of


New York. Franklin B. Lord Plaintiff. against Annie
T. Blake and others. Defendants. , -. CT,
In pursuance Of Judgment of Foreclosure and sae
ing the 23rd day OF December. 1898. the under
signed said judgment named VIII sell al
Public Auction York Real Estate Salesrooms,
No III Broadway in the Borough Of Manhattan CITY or
New York. Wednesday the twe1ty-htth day or Janu-
ary 1899. at 10 o'clock noon on mat DAY py LOUIS
Meser Auconeer the premises directed by said Jug
nent TO cold. and therein described AS follows: ALL
piece parcel OF land with the buding
thereon erected situate lying ard being in the Tweth
Nineteen hundred twenty 1920 Section Number
10 the Land Map OF the city OF New
York being bounded and described as follows: BEGIN
NING al point the Southery side OF West One hun
deed and Street distant two hundred and
forty (24 feet half "a OF inch more or less
Westwardly from the souhwectery corner OF West one
hundred thrtysixh street and Lenox Avenue but op
poste TO middle line OF party WALL thence running
south werdly. but parallel with lenox Avenue ana
10 and through party wall far the same extends
ninety-nne Cs9 feet and eleven dp inches to the mid
along line OF the block fifteen 90 feet thence
running Northwsrdly. but again parallel with enox
Avenue and through another party wall so Tar as
ninety-nne (a) feet and eleven I'D
nche, 10 southerly line OF West One hundred and
and thence running eastwsrdly but
along southery line OF West One hundred and thirty
sixth Street 90 feet 10 the point or place OF be
ginning. -, ,soo
STEPHEN H. OLIN, Referee.
IIJcrUs r. BEERS. Attorney for Plaintiff: ONCE and
post Office address No. i2O Broadway Manhattan).
New York City.
West 136th Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-13
East 35th 6trVse

The approximate amount OF the Hen charge to satisfy
which the above-described property be sold Is
Is with interest thereon from December 18th 1885,
together with allowances amounting TO 1915 A.
and together with the OF the sale The approx
amount Of the assessments.
other Hens which 20 be allowed to the purchase
OF the purchase paid by the referee $6s 20
ard Interest.
Dated. New York. December 9th. 1898
HORACE SEcOR. Jr. Referee.
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SUPREME COURT, County of New York.

SUPREME COURT. County Of New York
~ Josephine whitney others.
&c, Plaintiffs against Bridget Kelly and Others Defend
In pursuance OF a Judgment Of foreclosure sale.
duly made and entered In the above,entitled acton
at public auction the New York Real Estate Sales
room No Ill Broadway. IN the Borough OF Manhattan
~ o'clock that day by William Kennedy. Auc
tioneer premises directed by said judgment TO be
sold, and therein described as follows:
bd5rs bereon erected situate Wing and being in the
Ninth Ward Of the City Of New York aforesaid bounded
aad DESCRIBED as tol9ws that !: 70 say BEGINNiNa
one hundred and thirty-sI $3.50 feet nine 90 inches
Westerly from the corner formed by the intersection OF
Of Fourth formerly Asylum Street running thence
Southerly along lot number Four ~ the map herein
after mentioned eightyone (s feet one % inch to land
Westerly along said land twenty-five (25) feet thence
Northeriy along number ~ said map eighty
one per.sad tbc1ne Festerv along said lin. Of BARROW
(2j) feet the point place be
ginning be the said dimensions more or less which said
IN Of property the 9th Ward OF the CITY York
belonging the Estate Of wllIam w Gilbert deceased
raisarn Surveyor" filed in the Once Of re
Register IN the County Of New York and dis
tinguished sad map as lot number three ~, and
Seventeen 40 Barrow Street and being the same
premises which were conveyed 70 the above-named
PENDANT Bridget Keliy h Frederick Brown and wife
by deed Of Conveyance dated March 10 1855 and re-
corded Office ot the Register Of City and County
Of New Yor6 in Lher 1865 Of Conveyances page s. on
Dated New York. December H. 1898
JOHN J. DFI.ANY Referee.
tbs. 50 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
City
IN. following is a diagram Of tn. abov.-d.,cribed
premise. known bv The street number II Barrow
Barrow Street
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foreclosure 6dIts


~ MAY. 1857 Al yearly rental specified 4, -Is>s.
~hirh ssS lease was recordsd IN ~ o-,. ~ -
letter Of The cry srd County - New y1rs - ~ -
day Of June. 1887 In Liter 2esa ., c1,on ~ ~
page W2 which .sff lease Wa. fherrsersr a..,.lneS
fsber % said Defendant. John retir Nv 10y ~
dated MAY I. lsot ana recorded IN ~. sHuss
ores NAV 2 1904. In LIhe, ~ n, canr.yy, nsss~,
fion I page 400. ~
TOGFTHFR with al md singular ne sdiess.
rights members. priti'zes md apnIrsnsnes. .sIfss
belonging In an'eise spfrrfairire 49, lnsfe1.
estate light tii> lnfererf. tern n year. -. ~ a.
and unerpr~d. property, poss~ss'0n claim ~ N.
wfnffoe,sr well IN lav IN equity - 80 tsrsu
PENDANTS. Iohn yetii and Aida n fsfin b., NJ A.
In end the said defnised premises ana o,.,. Va =
parcel thereof With ne srpEr-nances ana - ~ -
indentur~ - iesse and -eery clause arfiric 80 hs -
therein expressed and contained an cHffs
lease rlzh thereto under me terms thsrsos ~
D-,-d New York. January ~ 800
JOHN ssHrNy ,nru
ROprRT 8 RrDD Esa.. s
PLANTING Attorney.
rs Nassau Street
~-v York. y Y.
Manhattan
Tho following 10 4 diagram ~ ne rrsrfss.
and Described " sad Judgment. hsing Nos "a .r,1p
Fulton Street. ~ :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-13
No. 1872 West i5eth st

The approximate OF the lien charge TO satisfy
which the above described property is be sold Is Nine
thousand nine hundred and eighty-four 80 100
Dollars. with interest thereon from the 9Th
day OF 1898 together with and allowances
ami 10 hundred and thirty-two 2S-loo
fS332 from December @3rd,
1895 together with the Of the sale The approx
mate amount assessments other liens which
re to allowed the purchaser out Of the purchase
money. paid by the Referee. is one hundred ana ni
fye So 100 Dollars and interest.
Dated New York. January Bird 1893.
STEPHEN II. OLIN Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-13
fnrerlnsnre Gale.

County Of York in Lber 1886 Of Conveyances paes
1sa ana the by Phebe p Lahrens and Alfred
r Lshren. her HUSBAND dated May 81. 1876. and re
corded in Registers once In Lber 1872 OF Convey
ances at page 1872 devised by said jeremiah pevn
20 Angela NJ. Devln.
Dated: New York January 3. 1899
THOMAS GTLLERAN Referee:
WILLIAM II. srocKwELI. Attorney for Plaintiff. lAe
Prosdwav York CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-13
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YORK LAM 1. Satierlss PLAINTIFF axalnst Iohn


H. Leith and others. Defendants
pursuance Of judgment Of foreclosure duly
made and entered in the above entitled action bearing
fourteenth DAY OF December 1898 the
signed. Referee in said judgment named will sell a
public auction a the Exchange Saiesrooms. No III
broadway, in the Borough Of Manhattan in the City Of
New York Friday January 18Th, 1892 al twelve
O'Clock noon on day by Peter r. Meyer Auctionesr
the premises said Judgment mentioned and therein
scrhed as All that certain lot piece parcel
Of land the Borough Of Manhattan In the city
~ New York bounded and described follows: All
that piece parcel Of land With the building
thereon erected situate lying and being the Borough
OF Manhattan in the County City and State Of New
York and bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING
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John sir-.'

John sir~e'
The Approximate - fhe Ion ehs-x. :. ..
sfy which fh> shove property 4 % - - = s4a ~
WITH interest," thereon from November 2 sos ne.-
vgl,h costs and allowances amounting M $685. - slr =
t.r~si thereon from November 3 isas 0gsfhsf - =
expenses 4 sale The arprotlrafa au7u-' = a.
s.s~4-r~nfs or other Hens. which - .ia..s =
he purchaasr OUT Of the purcfa~- money. PAD M =,
paferse = 81 30 so. with interest.
JOHN SABINE SMITH
hs;~~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-13
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-50O secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and sx-
changed. GEORGE B. EDDY. 3ss madi-
son--st.
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GREAT BOOK sLAWGM ER

GYEAT BOOK SINW GH 7 GR
for everybody, rich and poor. old and
change, 1871 Broadway. opposite Wans =
makers; books OF every description al
lower prices than ever before offered In the
city; immense stock OF standard and mis-
cellaneous books, finely bound sets. Illus
anproached: encyclopedias (Appleton's.
Chamberss. Britannica. People'O at your
own price: secondhand school books. re
view books and books OF all kinds bought.
sold and exchanged. highest cash prices
paid: calls at residences free. LOVER
iNG'S NEW YORK BOOK EXCHANGE.
ISL Broadway. between 9th and 10Th SITS.
open evenings.
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PENSIONS AND PRIZE MONEY.

PENSIONS to soldiers. sailors, partially
disabled, and widows. partially depend
ent parents: prize money. f. p. BROOK.
late L. S. Sanitary Commission. 100 Full
ron-st New-York
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Miscellaneous.

VIOLET is the queen OF flowers well vioette Ex-
quisa IAbert the queen OF Violet Perfumes
JAMMFS. West 37th-st.. 5th-ave.
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HELP WANTED.

AGENTS wASTDD.-we want an agent
IN every town 10 secure subscribers to THE
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL. 70 look after
renewals and distribute advertising matter.
We offer profitable employment for the
winter also specia. rewards for good work.
81 OoO Will be given to the agent sending
The largest LIST up 10 April 10 next; $500
10 the next best worker. and 20 on-dls-
trihuting sll 800 among 300 best agents
every agent whether he or shee secures
one OF the extra awards or not. THE
CURTIS PUBLISHING co. Philadelphia.
Pom
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rom SALE.

Safes ct ssfo1 HEP RsG11sl pF FHB. /.
- Nor. cornrodious Quarters 474 and 78
B'way' THE M0sLER SAFE Co. cor.
Il way and Duane
FOR sAI.F.-Ten R.IP.A.N.S for cen's
At druggists': one gives relief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-13

West 10Th Street.

West 10Th Street
The approximate amount OF the lien charge 10 sat
sfy which the above described sold Is
Nineteen thousand three hundred and seventytwo 100
si9 1872 2s1OO) Dollars, with inherent
day Of December. 1895 together with allow
amounting TO Three hundred and 40 100
t349 43-lOW Dollars with Interest from December 23rd
1888. together with the expenses Of the sale The ap
proximate OF taxes. other liens
which be allowed the purchaser pur
chase money paid by the Referee IL hundred
and ninetyegh 40-i0O t7es 401O Dollars interest
Dated: New York. January Ord, 1899
STEPHEN n. oI.IN Referee.
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EMPLOYMENT AGE,CIEs.
.Ny~ONNNyNNNNrINr>N>
AT sT. BARTHoLOMEw's

AT ST. BARTHOLOMEW
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. 2i1 Z. 42d-st
Telephone. 25e4-Ssth ST.
First-class servants are supplied: Cooks.
chambermsids, mattresses, buffers. laun-
dresses. useful-men. etc: also experienced
managing housekeepers. governesses. In
VALID. attendants and other professional
help; high-srsde mercantile workers sup
piled without charge References carefully
Investigated.