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r.,- Hundred Nloldcrs Ont.

RACINE, Wis. Dec .'9.-Four hundred
molders employed in the plants OF the
ii Case Manufacturing company the
s Freeman s. Son and the Racine
Mo,iaablo and Wrought Iron company
have Quit work. A failure OF the foun'
Irynens association to recognize the
w.: -, - the cause of the trouble.
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LONDON, Dec. 9.-The Berlin corre-
spondent Of The Daily Mail says: THE
German steamer Honig has just arrived
at Lourenxo Marques with the German
and Dutch contingents. She has also
70 German, 10 French and Swedish
officers who are going to join the
D>o~,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-09

"os Threaten 70 sweep American
ErOn the leland.

Not Threaten to sweep Americans
>, Fron the leland.
"AVANA, Dec. 0.-General Gomez
protested to the authorities regard
s. s. story published here to the effect
' ne had said he would sweep the
aer'cans from tho island, tho fact
r. sns that ut the meeting alluded to
vneral Comes. although present, did
wv W.. speak. He characterized the entire
S'y as malicious falsehood.
n,nor Fernandez do Castro. former
-" governor Of Havana, in the preface
|w,;.. an edition of all his speeches and
Writings. says:
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.5 UTEEY PURE

~ the Spaniards, by their mist.los
a"o a.. errors, deserved to lose the island
me revolutionists, by their eAcesses and
'ack OF Judgment, deserve to lose ;ndo
penuehce' Cuba can avoid chaos and
disorder only as she is willing to mt
"s'ae vain Ideas Of empty independence
ana to recognize her true position as
part OF the great democratic rennblic
OF the United States.
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ST. PAUL 4 BIDDER.
Aay Get the Convention Of the League
of Republican Clubs.

Of Republican Clubs.
CHICAGO. Dec. 9.-The convention of
Republican League clubs will be held
early in May. according to the forecast
Of Colonel q. Stone. president of the
league. Of San Francisco, who stopped
in Chicago on his way to Washington.
THE executive committee Of the Ma
tional Republican league will meet in
Washington Dec. l2,' said Mr.. Stone,
land determine the date and place of the
next convention. st. Paul and Indian
apolis are bidding for the assemblage,
and Philadelphia. St. Louis and Calves
ton, Tex, would like to entertain us. "
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ABEL. Ia. Dec. 9.,-Joseph Hultheus
heat his wife to death with club and
then blew his brains out with shot
pun. He was IS years OF age and had
been married 40 years. Six children
survive the couple Jealousy caused
the tragedy.
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sensational Iowa Failur.

MOUNT AYR. Ia, Dec. 8.-The failure
OF "A. .. Ingram, the largest merchant
m TINS part Of Iowa, is developing sen.
sat'onal features. 1t is now stated hv
the creditors representatives that the
liabilities are fully fl2O, 900 and total
assets not over $50. 900.
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ro.,a Fault with HE Teaoh,ns..

BosroN, Dec. 9.-The theological de-
rartment of Boston university has been
shaken not little by the withdrawal
Of nine students because they consid-
cred the teachings of Professor Hinck'
lev G. Mitchell to DO un-Methodistic
and too liberal. The same students
have gone to Drew Theological SEMI
nary at Madison, n. j.
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THEIR MINDS MADE Up.
Said Kentucky Com miasi toner's Will De.
clare Taylor Elected.

clare IhyIor tIecVeu
FRANKFORT, ky., Dec. y.-The decis.
ion of the state board of election COM
missiopers covering the gubernatorial
contest will be handed down in day
or two. The strong probability is that
certificates of election will be given to
William S. Taylor. the Republican can
didate for governor. and to the Repub-
lican candidates for the other offices on
the state ticket. The vote will prob.
ably be two for the Republican and one
for the Democratic state ticket.
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Thanks for Schley.

WASHINGTON. Dec. .-Representa-
tive Berry of Kentucky said that he
would use every effort to secure early
consideration for his joint resolution
giving the thanks of congress to Rear
Admiral ScLley.
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You look just like q Sunbeam" nv
darling. What have you been doing
why, George. l take Rocky Mountain
lea every night. Sensible girl.
FRANK G.. SMITH,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County Of

~ New York-Nelson Greenfield and Joseph Greenfield.
as Executors Last VIII and Testament Of Ernest
Greenfield deceased Plaintiffs against Evlna Whitman
an others. Defendants
In pursuance Of foreclosure and sale duly
made and entered in above-entited action bearing
date fifth OF May. 1899 !. the undersigned, the
Referee in said judgment named will sell at public
auction at the New York Real Estate Salesroom No
III Broadway, the Borough OF Manhattan, city OF
New York, the twenty ninth 900 day Of May. 1888
at 70 o'clock on that day. by William Kennedy
Auconeer the premises directed by said judgment 10 be
sold. and therein described as follows;
All that certain lot piece parcel Of land. situate, y
ing and being the Sixteenth Ward Of the City Of New
known by the number Two hundred and thirty-eight
(now Three hundred and forty) in said street with the
dwelling thereon, and bounded and described as
line OF Street distance Of three hun
formed by the Souhery side OF Twenty-second Street
with the Easterly side OF the Ninth Avenue, running
thence Easery along the Southery line OF
Street twenty-One feet: thence SJuthery line par
alel with Ninth ninetyeight feet nine Inches
10 the centre line block between Twentyrst and
thence Westerly along said
line and parael with Twenty second Street
feet thence Northerly parallel with the Ninth Avenue
and partly through party wall ninety-ight feet nine
inches 10 Twenty Street the place Of beginning
Subject TO and restriction that dwelling
house erected said premises shall back five feet
Eoutherlv from the line Of the Street to form Court
Yard in uniformity with the property adjoining the
same now and also subject TO the covenants and
restrictions prohibiting the erection Of stable the
premises and prohibiting the said premises being
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c,upREME COURT. New-York County.-Dim'

- saving. Bank OF Brooklyn Plaintiff VS. John ps,,I'
ct al na .a. made and a1GSs en.
action bearing dat. the n cad judgment named win
n AZ public auction at the Bxchsnss 10 ths CITY
III 9or on the End day June 1899 at ~ clock
Noon by william Kennedy and therein described as fol
esr: :4soe e RsSs or
the sOphs.y s ;as IN I'll. city Of New known
W number Pine street c1 on the south
follows to wit distant sixty feet four
W'isy from ,d the of Water Street the SOUTH
ery side Pine street a, the hereby conveyed
snbs on n. lot adjoining the East nnH ssY fee
through the G ,n.4st Of distant from
Inc Q. .n and oaeSa inches.
Pine street %.,tyt ON line parallel ssa South
IN. S. pp' Snf .n
inches 70 on the premises hereby conveyed and onenS
Ss-, ssGn1 ssd sns the centre
mentioned party S ss4.. tO distant nch..
sn6 threequarers of inch Esstery t,U 'ne onS Pine
Street. thirty and oneGuarter inches 10 the PA''
r part Contained certain agreement as TO
party wall s Se1seS" is recorded the once of The
ing sse Of the city County Of New YORK IN Moe
es Of Of sed by .vs
and Rufus Leavitt to tn. s.d aShn .soes N
said Registers Office in Lioer sls OF Oon''''"0'
le0 .,ac. or marcel OF
AND ALSO ALL that certain lot piece OF p heinz
land with the buildings thereon situate DIhs a1 -
IN the Of City OF New nork anu
and distinguished by the Number rs Wd - 81.
Sonnded and described follows BEGlNNiNu Oh VIZ
Northwestery side Water Street at point ds'a,
feet and threequarters OF an men OF the in
abouts Southwestery the corner formed u!
tersecon OF the said Northwesterly slde o, nnrs
with fhe Souhwestery side OF Pine street
Northwesterly parallel or nearly so win flI % an inch
ty-nne eight inches and three SSs-y ~ LOT
more or less along the southwestery oouhHAIy " ~
Of land formerly by John Deaneld eber.rly
Jonathan Little heirs ana me
bounds OF two lots land fronting on Pine
90 No 90 pine Street formerly owned oy fe.H ,h
Jr and No Pine Street, formerly owhea py Somb
Waddngon afterwards by John S crazy thenSe ~,
westerly tweny-three feet more or less 20
i.rS ,ornerIv Of Michael Price afterwards OF EdwNo
Price. thence sonthessery along said lot to water s,ee
,ixty,ejght inches more or less
along water street twentythree feet two nches
more or less he place OF beginning
Dat York. May 10. ls1s p.,.r.>
INV EMANUEL BLUMENSTl'l. hetere>'
RrTcH WOODFORD, BOvEE WALLACE
Attorneys Plaintiff.
1s wall Street York city. =. ..,,
rh ,onoaing is a diagram of the property TO be sold
as above described The street numbers are Oh i"'
Street and 12s Water Street
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SUPREME COURT. NETWORK COUNTY

~ Robert a. olyphant William II. Arnoux and John
Macarthur as executors Of the last will and testament
OF Anne A. Morss deceased PLAINTIFF. against Amy -
Phyfe ct al. defendants .aLlr-. ..,..... .rA coll.
In pursuance Of judgmehof foreclosure ana Ss SAT-
May 1899 undersgned the referee IN ssi1 T Y
rrent named sell public auction at the New 10TH
Real Sales Room. No ~ Broadway IN the v o5
ou9h OF Manhattan City County and state OF New lork
the day Of 1899 at Twelve o'clock noon on 1na
dav by William Kennedy auetoneer. the premises men
toned in said Judgment therein described as foo~s
ALL that certain lot. piece parcel OF land win me
buildings and improvements thereon. bounded and de-
soribed az follows BEGINNING at point on the west
eriv side OF South formerly Laurens street
distant hundred and foryeight feet northery from
the by the intersection Of the westerly soe
Avenue with the norhery side OF Houston
street: thence westerly parallel with Houston
Street part Of the distance through party wall
thence northerv parallel with Soutn
Fifth Avenue twenty-five feet thence easerly parallel
with Houston Street eeventy-hve feet to south f1fth
Avenue; thence southery along South Firth Avenue
twenty-five the point place OF beginning Inc
said premises being and described as Lot No JOS
on a man Of certain property OF the heirs OF Henry A.
C,oster deceased made by Edward Doughty city Sur
vevor IN the month u November 1929 winch Map Is on
Ne in Inc office OF Register OF the City and County
Of Ney York and marked No 90 Being the same prem
ises conveyed William Campbell by Alexander y. Quinn
and wife by May 5th ls49 and recorded the
same day In bei 5l9 Of Conveyances page 465 except
70 much thereof has been taken for the widening OF
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foreclosure Sales.
~ SUPREME COURT. COUNTY


NETWORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
AZ ~ New-York-Andrew Mills paintin. against VT
.,e. K,ernan a others. defendants -.
IN r,rsuance OF a judgment OF foreclosure ana 49,
s,x made and in the above entitled action
tns dsfs twenty-eghth day OF April, 1879 tne unue
ssn. the Referee judgment named VIII se
Tehi,c Auction at the New York Real Estate Ses
~ iii broadway the Borough OF Manhatsssan 20
- New YORK on the twentyhfth day OF May isss a.
o;cicck noon on that day by Peter f. Meyer
,bs nremses directed by said Judgment 10 DE sou anu
therein described follows; - LA NTH the
All that certain piece or parcel OF ianu, az ~
,trrs thereon erected situate. lying and being IN we
fand Map of the City Of New YORK ana oounuev nn
49, sonhery side Fortieth Street distant TWO
IA rsseen feet two one-quarter inches westerly
81 sor,hveseriy corner Forteth street ana SeSnu
ay.rve. running thence Southerly and paraiel VIII
- .venue seventy feet three inches tence
.nS n.rae with Fortieth Street twenty feet ano tnIee
~ an inch: Northerly paraliel Win
~ sy.nue and part OF the distance through pelV
nsu seventy-two feet three is-hes 10 forueth sTeet
80 ,nence Easteriy along Fort> street twrnty lee
anS three quarters inch 20 the point OF pace
Sesnnns Subject the covenants and easehen'e e
,sined IN certain deed OF the premises aoJoI,Ihs on w
Vest made by Terence Herman and RECORDED On IN M
Registers Office. New York County on 'ahuaiS ~ '
dated New York. MAY l. lss ", ,,os-rrp p.,eree
WARREN w FOSIEH f'eie'oe'
BENJAMIN WRIGHT. =. -,
Roroueh OF Mani attain New York City. =. .o,A
The following Is a diagram OF the piVpv'S ~ ~ ~
ss described above:
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,2nd Street

I32nd Street.
The opproxiuate amount the lien satisfy
which the abovedescribed property is TO be sold Is
s. 2OO4 with thereon from the 4th day ~ MAY.
1899 together with and allowances amounting TO
ss2 "a with thereon from the 10th day Of May,
1899 together with the expenses Of sale The approx
mate amount taxes, assessments and water rates
or other liens TO the purchaser Of the
purchase money paid by the Referee. is 81 6270 and
interest. -.
Dated New York. NAV llth. 1899
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Houston 81

Houston 81.
TIL. amount Of the lien or charge 10
Witch fbe above property be sold is SIG sSl,
interest thereon from the 9th day OF NoVempe, o
The nIaintIYs costs amounting to S59sHD Win >,
thereon from Nav 10Th 1899 The approximate
and water rates Tor the slo "'e'"'a'' y F~' ~
interest thereon. 49,
Dated may avn A WILLIAM II. LAW.
Referee.
RITCH woODFORD. BOVEE WALLACE
Attorneys for plaintiffs
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The approximate amount Of the lien or charge 10 ,od
e. 600 IN With interest from the "a DAY OF
IsGG, together with and allowances anoun, s
Sc ne Nth interest from 9TH 1889 together WIN n'
synenses Of the sale Tine approximate anoun ~ -, r.
.orsn,ents or other which 10 DE allows W NJ
nvrcbsser out OF the purchase money or paid ny ths
Referee 81 20s. 20 and interest The proP pr ,, IN
srhtect TO first Of $1,000 now que WIN III
,ercst al six per from October 10. lsV
mated New York. May 9Th. 1899. -....- 49,.
D HAROLD STURGEs RANKlNE Reteree'
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"a received their Uptown once. No. 1242 Broadway
% door north Of 3ist-s until o'clock M: advertise
ments received the following branch Offices at regular
Office O'Clock p. viz; 2o4 sth ave- > =
cor ed St. 1872 ct ave. 18th Mays 9th ave
and 14th-st: 42 Columbus near West 18th St 100
West 42d-st 6th-ave. 80 East l4h-st; PSI We9t
42d-st 7th and sth l59 East Attn St i3s
Sd ave, between 10th and 1T sts 1026 30 ave. near
6lst-st. 7Os st-ave. s9th-st. $50 3dave near
Ais st 554 3d-ave: 21O Beeckers 325 Blocker ST.
290s 3d-ave 2fO East 79th-s 1927 Sd ave-: 26S2 3D.
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

~ YORKTOWN o. BAKER. Plaintiff; against Den
TER BARNARD HORTON and others defendants
In pursuance Judgment OF foreclosure ana sale
roaring date the IOth DAY May 1892 J. the under
signed Referee in said tudgmen: named VIII sen a.
No iii broadway the Borough Of Manhattan IN sne
city York. TUESDAY the Str day OF June man
Fso auctioneer premises directed by SAID Judgn
10 be sold and therein described folowe ALL snat
erected thereon situate lying and being in the oroush
Manhattan in the City OF New YORK oouhIeo AM
soribed follows: Beginning at pont On .n distant
line or Broadway formerly the Boulevatdl an
20 II inches northery from The corner S he
intersection Of said westerly side OF broadway WIN u
norhery side OF i32nd Street running thence West
ery parallel with l32nd street snd part on rh s with
Broadway % feet thence Easterly parallel WIN 1924
Street and OF the way through party wall %
along said westerly Broadway - feet to the pon
place beginning Also ALL that certain lot piece OF
Ing the Borough Of Manhattan In the Gty
New York bounded and described as fo4ms: Begnns
point The westerly line or eide OF broadWay III
mery Boulevard distant n feet ii inches norner'
formed by the intersection Of SAID
street and running thence Westerly parallel with 132nd
part the through party wall 100 t tee,
thence Northerly and parallel win broaawsy ~ the
Eastery parallel with l32nd street ana par la
way through a party wall 100 feet to the westerly s,
Broadway ~ feet. TO the point or place OF nm
Also ALL that certain lot piece or psrGei o, benS in
the Borough OF Manhattan in the City OF NeW or
bounded and described follows; Begnnng az ,de 81
broadway formerly Bou.. ,arD with the nothesgg
side Of ls2nd Street running thcs henSe %ortheTiy
parallel Broadway "a feet II inches hence hr gh
parallel with ls2nd street and part OF , the va oadWay
thence southerly along the westerly side OF roa""aS "
feet II inches Ta xd to the point S or place OF
pA'eo Ne" 'o'N Ma XATHAN1EL s SMITH. Referee.
CHARLES z. MILLER Attorney for Plaintiff
90 Nassau Street. New York City. Ia.
The following is a diagram Of the property 70 oe su'
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fnre1lnsnrr Sales.

~.~>~>~>>>~N>>~>>>N
ussd Gov manufacturing purposes d all other covenants
Ia rss,rcons contained In the deed from oie.n y;
More 10 Absha C. Smith. dated January io,n 49, go, ana
MooIs ~ Inc once 81 the Register OF the City ana
Tecorueu ., New York March o. 1895. in Bber 32s OF
conveyances. page 81 49, .oo
ps,ed New York May 5th lspe ,,,,>,r p.,.r..
INV HAROLD sTURGEs RANkiTf.,, IT, -,
EDWARD wILLMANN Attorney TOT o,,v ~ New York
broadway. Borough Of Manhattan ivy VI Wv ~
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The approximate the lien charge 10 satisfy
above described property Is TO be sold VIE
40 49, with eereon from April % 1899 and costs
and allowances amontlng s45s77 with interest from
MAY TO- 1899 and the expenses OF sale.
The Approximate Of assessments or other
liens which allowed purchaser out OF the
purchase money paid by Referee is $1,000 and In
terest
Dated New York May 10. 1899
EMANUEL BLUMENST1EI. Referee.
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Sgth Street A.. -,
rhe approximate AMOUNT Of the Lien or 20 Be- sod is
=, 10 TSio0 with interest thereon from Io'n uas V
April 1899 together with costs and m 500 ,osshe
Goo ga 1oo with interest April r. 1850 toee.s
w,S ne expenses OF sale. The approx M
". sssessments other liens which are 70 De
allowed TO the purchaser out OF me nyan
90 paa - r. sod subject 10 frst mortgage OF SlooV
ma interest thereon June IS 1898 al hVe per CENT
per annum. -, ,ooo
ba'eu w" WARREN W. FOSTER. Referee
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which The described property lie TO be sold IS
SIS 64o5s with interest thereon from the 22nd DAY Of
Ann 1899 together with and allowances, amount
tns 10 s53s 20 with May 2 1899. together
with the expenses Of the sale.
The approximate amount Of taxes assessments or 9tn
Imrcha.e money paid by the Referee is $loSo and
interest. ooo
Dated New York MAY 1880.
~ AUGUSTUS H VANDERPOEL> Referee
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SUPREME COURT.-NEw-YOR COUNTY

GRosvENoR s. HUBBARD. as Surviving Acting
r,u..ee under the Will Of James Bogsrt. deceased oy
Judgment Of Supreme Court Of the state OF Mw
afnsin AGAINST JOHN PETIT and others DeIenoaht,s
in pursuance OF Judgment OF foreclosure sh1 % srns
ynade ana entered in the above entitled sc'loh
date the first day May 1899 he underssneo ,n
M W Saesroms now located at No Ill Broadway
tn the Borough OF Manhattan city OF New YORK on ne
osh dav OF MAY 1890 twelve o'clock noon on hat GAY
Nv Bryan l. Kennedy Auctoneer; the premise ~,
IA Judgment 10 and therein described as foi
Low s. An certain plot piece or parcel Q. aho 80.
are buildings improvements thereon eroc,eo
iyins and being northery side 81 Franko street
ana now known by the street numbers q VwenIy.l"o
ana "a nwenty-four) Frankfort Street In the CITY OF
Ssw WORK and bounded follows mac 10 say SOUR
erlv in front by street westerly on one siae
by land now late Of the United German -, ~.
northeriy the by land now or late OF tn
trustees OF the New York and Brooklyn bridge ana eas
srv an the other by land now or late peiohsns 70
Thin Hone The said premises containing IN oreaotn ~
,i on frankfort Street nfyeight feet and nine lncnes
in length westerly side seventy ieet eno bv side
-fourtbs inches breadth on the nortnery
feet and three inches and In Length on ue
@as;ery side sixty and eight and
tSs said several dimensions less together win
the appurtenances 100
ae' ' AUGUSTUS H. vANDERPoE1- Referee
HOWARD VAN SlNDEfEN.
for Plaintiff,
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LOST.

~NNsN~<N0sNr>~~~>NoN>~"~>
HANDBOOK No 300 S45 OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing. AIRY
person having a claim TO II If hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbOok can
celled and a new one issued.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRlCES.-3VO second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 1895 Madl-
sop-st
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TYPEWRITERS.

TYPEWRITEkS-BAa GAINs.-New ma
chimes cheap: Remingts tens. Smiths. 1913.
guaranteed: rentals reduced. CONSOLI-
DATED TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 2ts
Broadway.
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DRESS AND ACCORDION PLEAT-
ING.
STORAGE NOTICES.
THE UNIVERSAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSE AND EXPRESS CO..
2O2-2OS- 2O6-20s East Ssth Street.

THE UNIVERSAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSE AND bxPREss Co.,
J. Beers. NJ. Lndbladh, J. II. lsaacs. j.
Harvey, l. Flannery. c. Roche, l. Froum.
Mrs. flaming. P. J. Vanni. Mrs. b. nut
ter. J.. Bennett. J: Boone. Mr. Breyines'
Cohen. r. seeiick, A. shannon, H. wshne.
Marron. Z. corio. Mrs. Neumsn, n.
schloer. P. j. scanlon. Louis spiegel, Mrs.
o'Mara. Mise A. Cope. Mr. Griffen. Frank
Coffey, NJ. J. Byrne. Mr. Booster. Mrs.
Fischel, Mrs. J. scholb. Mrs. A. Guinsn,
Mira X. McGill: You are hereby notified
companys lien upon the property herein
after described having expired. after due
notice thereof had been given you. this
company will cause such property. 10 wit
household goods, personal effects and nier-
chandise stored by you In their warehouses
TO be sold at public auction, according TO
the statute In such cases made and pro
yided, at their warehouses. BOZ -2os 2o5-2os
+. 5s'h St, on Monday morning. June o,
1899. at 1920 O'Clock. and will be con
tinued each succeeding Monday al the
same time and place. until the sale is
r.. v. sTADTFELD. Manager
TO Mr.. or Mrs c. G. Clark. Ellen
Smith. II. B. Clarke. Mrs. II; N. Collier,
W W D. paw mSset g ellison m Mr. or T"2 %Ss
Frank y. Brown, Mrs. +. Pitts Mrs.
NJ NJ Carman. Mrs. G. f. Palmer.
w l. Pain. Mrs. l. Morgan.
Mrs. NJ. Baumsarten. Mrs. Devine. Mrs.
u. Harris: You and each Of you are hereby
notified that the time for the payment OF
my lien upon the property hereinafter de
scribed having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you. ] will cause
such property. 10 wit. household goods.
personal effects and merchandise, stored by
you in the Columbia Storage Warehouses,
TO b sold al public auction. according 10
the statute in such case made and pro
vided. Al Nos ~ and "a West 9th Street,
on SATURDAY June 10th. 1899. at 1880
r. m. and II the sac thereof IL not com
pleted by O'Clock p, m on said day the
same will be continued al the same place
on each and every Saturday thereafter.
beginning al 1890 o'clock a. m. and con-
tinuinG until o'ciock p. m. on each Sat
urday, until the sale is completed.
CHAS. X. SAUL.
Proprietor Columbia Storage Warehouses.