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Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

The meeting still continues with
interest at the Christian church. A
good sized audience head Rev. Ogle
on "God's Love" last night. There
were two confessions. Rev. butcher
will preach tonight, as Rev. ogle
was called home temporarily. The
meeting will likely continue all week,
Baptism Tonight.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09
PsOna Wood Stoves at Kings
Parsons-C cfey.


At one O'Clock Tuesday Miss Eta
Coney daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
Cofey, Of Columbia, was married to
Mr.. A. NJ. Parsons, OF Wellsville. The
bride is q model young lady and Ia
well known In Mexico, she having
visited in this city. Mi. Parsons Is
editor Of the wellsville Vide Awake
He was formerly connected with the
M~artinsburg Success. The happy
couple passed through Mexico that
afternoon en- route to Wellsville, their
future home. The LEDGER extends
hearty congratulations to Mr.. snd
Mrs. Parsons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09
Peona Oak Stoves at Kings.
Rowena Il I%mnrorine.

A LEDGER man recently made q
visit to Rowena, IS miles northwest
Of this city, and found everything
Whereabouts in a fiourishing condition.
Corn is good and hay is plentiful.
Rcwena has two general stores, T. ].
Holloway and ]. Rowe, proprietors,
both OF which carry large stocks and
do q good business. The LEDGER is
under obligations to Mr.. Holloway
and Mr.. Rowe for favors. The little
town lie improving.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09
The Odd Fellows will give a supper

In Kirklin'e hall Saturday, Nov. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. George De Laport
will leave in a short time for Kinks
Vile to reside, Mr.. De Laport having
accepted a position with a hardware
firm in that city. We regret to see
them leave as they are among Lad
donia's best citizens.
The prospective candidates are be-
ginning to talk politics, shake hands,
smile and be in q good humor. As O
rule candidates act like they had re-
ceived the second blessing.
Ladies', call and see Miss Ida Dor
rice's millinery, jackets, capes, collar
cites, children's fur sets, etc. She ia
selling lower than the lowest and all
of the latest styles.
The Baptist meeting, conducted by
Revs. Porter and Jesse, closed satur-
day evening with two additions to the
church.
Elder Ehumate, who held Q series Of
meetings here and at Rush Hill, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09
Inquest over Body wm. Rukem, as 5.

inquest over body VIM. Bukem ,s4s. s5.
DR.. e. Mod. Bridgford, coroner
bill inquest bodies ]. A. De Jarnatt
and Eliza Purratt, $3.50.
DR.. E. Med. Bringford, coroner, bill
inquest body Joe Bybee, a11.eo.
DR.. e. Mod. Bridgford, coroner, bill
inquest body Jas. Callahan, $2s.14.
DIR. e. Med Bridgford, coroner, bill
inquest body Samuel Brown, $37 20.
+. strother, account School Com
missioner, 5000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09
Darling Stoves at Kings


In his official report to the British
reverse at Ladysmith, Gen. White
says:
''The want OF success Of the column
was due to the misfortune of the
mules stampeding and the consequent
loss Of the guns and small-arm am
munitIon and the reserve"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

On Sunday afternoon at 1880 O'Clock
Ore Bonnet, Of Marlin, Montgomery
county, and Miss Mamie Miles, Of
Libson, Howard county, were mar
ried by Squire W. R. Dudley at his
raaidenca In this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

Meeting at the Presbyterian Church
Despite the darkness accustomed py
the failure Of the lights there were
pood number at the meeting last
night. Dr.. Gordon's sermon paid al
who came out. 1t was full OF earnest
thought and could not but awAkec
the thoughtful study OF the Bible In
the mind Of all who heard II. Inc
public is invited to all the meetings
The afternoon service begins at
O'Clock. The evening service at 7'SO
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09
Ruckia COOK Stoves al Kings.
Audrain County Medioal Society,

Audrain County Medical Society.
The Audrain County Medical So
cIety met at the office of DR.. W. W.
Macfarlane on Saturday night. Dr.
Gave read q paper before the society
Drs. Ned Hutton and Ned Rhodes
were visitors. DIR. 3. J. Wallace, OF
Cant, was received as q member. The
society will meet next Saturday night
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

W. D. Bassford, private secretary to
Hon. Champ CLARK, left Monday for
Warrington. Mr.. Clark has gone to
housekeeping in Washington and will
enjoy some Of the comforts of home
life
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

There are poor grades Of iron just
the same Is there r poor grades of
dress goods. The Bridge Beach 90.
pay more for their iron than some,
but they have the satisfaction Of
knowing they are making stoves that
will last. FERRIS s. CAUTHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

Step in and let us explain the merits
Of our two leaders, the Jewel Oak and
the Superior Oak. They r air tight,
fuel savers and as clean as any Oak
stove made. Ferris & CAUTHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

shovel-'em-out sale of ready-to-
wear hats. All Tam O'Shanter crowns,
stretched felts and street hats of all
descriptions at greatly reduced prices
at Harding'a. wilt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

President John Henry MacC racken,
Ot Westminster College, Fulton, was
here to-day en- route to Springfield,
Mo-, to attend the State convention
-nf the Y. N. O.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

Judge Warren B. McIntire will
have bis Justice OF the Peace office In
his law office near the post-ofice.
Judge MeIntire says that be viii
marry his first couple free OF charge,
desiring to encourage mstrimony.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

Why do they last so long7 Because
they are made right. The air tight
Superior Oak will keep fire from "a to
|S6 hours or no sale.
FERRIS & CAuTHoRN,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

bought a Superior cook stove in
1873 and have never had to buy a new
fire back. In fact, It is in perfect con-
dition. MRS. NJ. B. Moss,
Concord, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Bolts united
with the Presbyterian church in Mex
leo Sunday, the former by confession
OF faith and the latter by letter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

MIR. w. H. Fox is going to leave
Mexico, and win become a Methodist
minister. He has the best wishes of
his Mexico friends for success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

Mr.. and Mrs. t. j. Rodhouse re-
turned to Columbia Sunday after
visiting Mrs. E~odhouse's parents, MIR.
and Mrs. r. A. Jesse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

Mrs. A. ]. Winscott has returned
home from Sturgeon and oentralia.
She was accompanied home by Mrs,
o. B. Wilson, of Centralia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09
Mr.. Robart Arnold I'M.

Miss Julia Arnold arrived from st,
Louis last night to be at the bedside
of her mother, Mrs. r. R. Arnold
who is dangerously Ill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

Mrs. l. j. Winscott is visiting Mrs
]. b. Winscott, of Sturgeon. Prior to
her return she will visit friends in
Centralia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

Warren butcher has returned to st,
Louis to resume bis studies at Wash
University, after spending sew
|eral days with his parents in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

James Robinson and wife are home
from 4 pleasant visit at Louisville,
EE. Jimmie says he wanted to get
|sAS Of Kantuokv hefore tina a1aotion,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

Mrs. H. A. Grier Tuesday shipped u
due Plymouth Rock chickens to a
buyer in st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

More cloaks, capes and collarettes
TO select from at Blum's than any
other house in the city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

Mrs. M. B. Mosby Is home from
a visit TO Pike county, ILL.,, friends
1 and relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

The prisoners made q second at
tempt to get away this morning, but
were caught after they had sawed
their way out Of Jail.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

II you want the best corset in the
world for a reasonable price ask for
the aW. b." at Harding's. wilt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

Miss Efie Graham Is home from 3
visit to McOredIe friends,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

Ben Middleton bought eight good
horses in CentralIa Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

Mrs. T. H. Utterback has returned
to vsndalia, after visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. nj. N. Nelson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

Full line Of Battenberg patterns and
materials ct Blum's, the leading dry
goods house Of Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

Hoxsey & King are agents for pure
mabie syrup from Quebec, Canada.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

We give you another one free II you
break our hand made axes. Gall for
them when buying an Ak.
RERRIa a CAuTHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

/ will offer for sale on the east
steps of the Court House in Mexico
at 1 .90 n m on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

Trimed hats a. reduced prices next
saturday ct Harding's. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

Mrs. Hariett FowIes, Of Laddonia, IL
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mark
piloher.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

DIT. 8. o. Adams left this afternoon
for Jackson County with 9 view Of
locating there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

Mrs. ]. 81. McGee and daughter are
visiting friends and relatives in Els
henry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

ohas. Allen has just recovered from
q severe spell Of illness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

r. r. Bnckner shipped a q load
Of mules to East St. Louis Tuesday
night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

Sam Evans came to Mexico twenty
years ago this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

Miss Mabel Nelson, Of Hannibal, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. z. II. Carter
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09
Wnson,s Heaters 81 Klng,s.

Mrs. 8. W. Written, OF Washing
ton City, D. O., will arrive tonight
to visit her brother, Prof. G. A. Ross,
OF Hardin College.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09
EEBRAsKAlAND MARYLAND RE.
TURN TO THE FOLD BY
10000 TO 10000.
CLAIMS Of THE GL0BBDEMOCRAF.
Kentucky is Close and Both Sides Are
Claiming 1t Republican Ticket
Carries Ohio by About $4,000
Plurality-BOt Parties in
Kentucky Make Charg-
ss of Fraud.
NERRAsKA.


The Fuaionists have carried the
ssate BY a handsome majority over
1898, electing former Governor Hol-
comb to the Supreme Bench. The
Democrats estimate the msjority at
not less than $1,000. Republicans
concede a Fusion victory, but by a
smaller majority. Douglass County,
In which Omaha 10 situated, has gone
Democratic. The Fusionists made
heavy gains in nearly all Republican
strongholds. The result means O re-
Endorsement of William j. Bryan.
MARYLAND.
John Walter Smith (Dem.) has been
elected Governor over Lloyd Lowndes
(Rep.) by q majority estimated at
from 10000 to 5000. This is a crush
ing defeat for the Republicans. 1t is
Reasonably certain that the lower house
OF the Assembly viii be Democratic
BY a large majority, and that the
Democrats win elect enough State
Senators to overcome the Republican
advantage among the holdover Sena-
tors, thereby controlling both branch
90 Of the Legislature.
OHIO.
On the face of late returns last
night, OHIO seems to have gone Re-
publican by about 10000 plurality.
Late bulletins indicate that Jones
drew more heavily from Democrats
than Republicans. Mclean carried
Cincinnati and reversed q Republican
majority In Hamilton County.
KENTUCKY.
Both parties are claiming Kentucky
and charges of fraud are made by
both. Early reports indicated that
Goebel (Dem.), candidate for Gov
ernor, had been elected, but later re-
turns cut down his head 90 swiftly that
at 2 q. m. the result was in doubt,
with the chances slightly favoring
Taylor (Rep.). Close associates Of
Goebel, however, had not given up
the fight at $3.50 q. m. The Legislat-
ure probably is Democratic, which, in
case of q contest, probably would
seat Goebel.
REPUBLICAN CLAIMS.
The st. Louis Globe Democrat makes
claims with the following headlines:
Administration sustained = Nash
elected Governor Of Ohio by forty
thousand plurality = Kentucky Re-
publican by from seven to ten thous-
and-New York, Massachusetts,, Iowa
and South Dakota on the right eide
Maryland carried by the Democrats,
owing to Republican d~lsaisection-
Nebraska retained by the Fusionists,
but Kansas and Illinois show Repub-
lican gains-Hanna to retire from
campaign management.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

Rev. Linn has gone out Of tne
Newspaper business at Santa Fe and
will preach again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

Nsw nlokOFy wagon a KIng's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-11-09

Mouno wagons Al Kiue's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23
BILLIARDS.
FINAL PRACTICE FOR THE BIG PRO
fESSlONAL MATCH-THE AMATEUR
SJTI- ALTON

Wizard Jacob Schaefer the professional bill
lard player, arrived in town last night from Chi
cago, and he will begin his Anal practice this after
noon for the big three nights match with George
Slosson which opens week from tonight at
the Madison Square Garden Concert Hall Schaefer
has been playing cushion for several
weeks in the Chicago academies with Carter. SUIT
ton, Jevne and other Western professionals. and
he VIII practise every afternoon and evening TINS
week against Morningstar, at Myers Formerly
lvesS. Billiard Academy. Forty secondst. and
Broadway. Slosson viii also play cushion car
roms every evening at his own academy. Twenty
second-st and Broadway, In his final week OF
preparation for the match Mclaughlin and CAL
iagher Will be his strongest opponents.
The conditions OF the big match call for 300
points 300 each night at cushion carroms. and the
chances OF the two great billiard masters are
thought to be about even. They met last spring
In two games. and broke even, Schaefer winning AT
oalk-line and Slosson at cushion carroms; There
is a stake Of $1,000 on this match, and already a
good many outside bets have been MADE, mostly
The strained situation in amateur billiards has
not improved in the last week ana the hreaG en-
between the Amateur Athletic Union and me
hing 50 hat nothns short Of an Absolute back
down on one side or the other can prevent TIE
ems to begin next month. when the first Of
the Siosson-Day outlaw tournaments is held
entry Of j. Byron stark champion of the A. a;
Us Class B.. and Poegenburg. Keeney. Townsend
themselves on his side Of the fight against A. a.
T.. control Of amateur billiards. This first tourna
is scheduled to begin at Seasons Academy
November H.
Or A. l.. Ranney. chairman Of the A. A. L.
Billiard Commute declares that this will have no
effect the Class Il championship tournament,
which il scheduled 10 open December /. AT the
Knckerbockcr Athletic Club Ranney announces
that the following entries have been received for
this event: j. De Nun Smith, of st. Louis; Alex
ander Taylor and w. ". Kellogg, Of Chicago; A
pha j A Hendrick, Of New-Haven; DR.. a b.
Miller Fiorian Tobias and w. q. Douglas, OF New
York II also expects several other strong play
ers from out Of town. as well as local experts. II
may be necessary TO divide the tournament into
two sections if many more entries are received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23

william A. Smith. the negro puei!ist who had MS
scalp cut open with blow from bottle In Cor
belts saloon. at Broadway and Th!rty-third-st on
Saturday night because he objected 10 paying q
glass FOR beer. was discharged In Jefferson Market
cour, nv Magistrate Zeller yesterday after warn
In, not to try buy drinks In a saloon "hefe
negroes are not wanted.
The well dressed white man who took his part and
who insisted on going with him TO the west Ihir-
tieth-st. police station. thereby "io'''''n w -
., $500. tr,c. who first threw him out and then
1000 hin, IN for being too inquisitiVe was hso
S. and told that he ought TO khu" pe .r. ha mad
mo- husness The man said he was James ss'n . oi
~ az N,rtle-ave. Brooklyn. ne name was '"'
.oss6 a 10 be fictitious He paid MS hne
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Detl!lon in Bankruptcy.
.o,->o>~.-~>~~~>>>o.~--~ -
II THE DISTRICT COURT OF


N THE DISTRICT COURT OF HE
UNITED STATES FOR THE SOUTHERN District
az, ~f-X YORK-In the Matter OF the Petition o! IN
am, II GREENE and others. 'or the Involuntary pa"~
turfcy = William j. tooiis. ~ .s,. nou,, ,.y the
II appearing satisfaction 81 mis- o9a,s ~ w
ee,,t-- ~. that a petition mas been ieu IN thlr
,''r,' .hsr the above named william X Robinson ~,
T.. t.1ared bankrupt IN involuntary prpceeains tie
.,rer. therein was issued oIt 81 us c,eIt 40
safd Nulu x. Robinson, retutiai,ie ~ ~ Nation
teIo fhst service thereof ana "' the pi''"n
o",4 nat H. made by the marshal ~ ul- cur ,ith
INNS made the said marshai Sa1so not
~ 70, ,,S.r $50 stating that raid aeutNr ~,
,nd which ls on rle IN tnis ~ - Ten
~ ,,oeenc from said affidavit that hoe wa" az an
'eien.-i since teturn day anl 1a
aAsn bas been filed and that the prreh csr,a,ned
prarahce ma Unknown cannot be asceil
% I've, service OF tbs subpoena ana PEI q, "a
ana t'at 10, him within this district II IL ,..a
hV oRnERED that William r. i.opins,n 1870 K the
,,,,r on the nth day ~ pecemoe' ev' 49,,
answer OF ala IN the OF the clerk OF tlis
@ I'm asv Of October. 1893 praying ua. sn ~
on "a" 'tehn-on may be declared an INV 49,
. and that In Of his ia4IuIs y, nlI, .. H.
answer yi .,,,an And n appearing that personal
pras'. -, his order f. impractcabe u ID -
S'rpDERtf that service az this ci1rI ur WnH. NI''
,,.,.,a y Robinson by publication once week ~ ~
80 Ivan ak successive weeks In the Ne" - tipuie
49, nbirafl0n later than me -'h cay
Of October lrio $500. 49,. $40.
DAiso' - A' ~ ADDISON Brown
United statss District JUDGE
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l24fh street

l34th street
The approximate amount Of the lien charge %
satisfy which described property = . be sold
Twelve thousand hundred and eight 33 100 dollars
with interest thereon from i1ih day of october lses
.,ea,her with and amounting three
hundred and thirty 23-iOo dollars with interest,"
from October nth 1890 together With the expenses OF
the sale The approximate Of taxes Assessments
or other liens which 70 be allowed 70 the purchaser
out ~ the purchase money. or paid by the Referse
Nine hundred and twenty-seven dollars ana interest
Dated New York October 18th 1899
RUFUS B. COMING Jr.. Referee
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
yoRX.-MrRIAM FISHER Pla,ntir. ssain~ JOHN


pursuance Of Judgment Of toreci,.ur: ans sale cay
made and entered tire above entitled action oears
Ing date tenth day u october 1859 the unas!sgnsS
mo referae in Judgment named will sell a. puoiio
auction AZ H., New York Estate saesroom. No III
Rroalway in the Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New
York on the sixth ~ November. 1899. AZ tweivs
clock noon day by Peter F. Meyer Auct,oneer
the premises by said judgment 70 be sod ara
therein described az follows; -, Al.
ALI. certain lot piece Or parcel ot ad WIN ~
building thereon erected situate lying and beng IN re
C-ty ~ New York IN County ard state u New YORK.
bo,nIad described follows; Bt'ilNNiNv q,
point on the southery side Of one hundred and thirty
second street distant hundred and thry-nye zee!
Westerly from the Southveserly ~ one hundred
and thry-second and the Fifth Avenue; thence
running souhery and parallel with Fifth Avenue ninety
inches 20 the centre Inc n the DOCK
between one hundred and ,hirtysecord and One huncrsd
and hry-hrs Streets thence Weste-y along snd cenr;
line twenty-five thence Eortherly sgan peraiiei
with Fifth Avenue and part OF the distance through
party wall rine,y-nine feet and eleven inches 70 the
souhery Of One hundred and thirty second street
and thence Easterly along said Sopherly sfc OF Ors
hundred Street twenty-five feet 20 the
point or place 4 beginning.
Dated. New York October 1871. ls.p =,
WILDER MCBRIDE Referee
DCER STRONG WHITEHEAD .
Attorneys FOR Plaintiff Office Post Once Address \"
80 Wall Street Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK City.
No 80 1924 Street
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foreclosure Sales.
~"~~~>
WILLIS AVENUE.

y Y. SUPREME cOURr-Couniy Of New FORK:
Elizabeth clifford paisH. against William Kaufman and
others. Defendants .. , , Ct.
dul, made and entered the above entitled action
bearing date day Of october 1893 ire
SCI! Al Public Auction az the New YORK Real Estste
sales Room No Broadway In the Borough of Man.
haitian city u New York Monday. the 18Th day OF
November. 1899. 1T l. o'clock noon. on mt cay. ~
James l. Wells, auctioneer NE premises directed %
said judgment 20 be sold and therein described as fol-
lows: ALL certain lot piece or parcel ~ land wiz
building erected situate. lying and being ~
TIE Twenty third Ward OF the city q New York ana
bounded and described follows viz; BEGINNING az
nolnt on the westerly side Of Wills Avenue. distant
sevenynve 75) fee northwardly tho corner formed
nv the Intersection nor,hef!y side Of One hunrf
and thry-fourth with the westerly side 81 Wills
,yenue. running we-twardly parallel with ono
hundred and thirty fourth street and partly through
thence norhwardy. parallel with willis Avenue TWENTY
i've f25l feet thence eastwardly again paraNei VIZ
One hundred and thrtyfourh street and partly through
another par.v wall s feet and six ~ incnfs
10 the westerly eide u Willis Avenue Aforesaid ana
thence souhwardy along the said side ~ Wills Venue
The building premises being known oy the ste"t
number il5 willis Avenue. Being he same premises
which were conveyed William Kaufman by No.e,s
Rosenberg and John Aaron by decd bearing date Jul.
tie CIV ard COUNTY ~ New York the 9th day ~
July Block Series (conveyances section > hoer
80 rage o. ~
RUFUS Y. CoWlNG. " Nf'''''
ERNEST HALL.
Attorney fo- Plaintiff.
81 william street
Borough ~ Manhattan.
y. y. Guy
street number Of this property Is i5 Wills Avenue
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VIEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

OF NEW YORK:--Charies /. Jones. as Executor OF
the las, VIII and Testament q Horace Parneee ds-
ceased Plaintiff. against Jacob l. voorhees,, and others
Defendants.
In pursuance az a Judgment OF Foreclosure and eLe
duly made and entered in The above entitled action osa>
signed the Referee ssid judgment named. VIII SCI
az Public Auction. tho New YORK Real Estate saes-
room. now located No III Broadway In me borguss
of Manhattan # New York. on the Skin Gay Y.
November lssS. IL o'clock noon on wa, nss -
Chares A. Berrian. the premises dirsetrd
said judgment be sold. and therein described - Nv
lows; $500. 90, re-
ALI. that certain piece parcel q lane W.T.
building thereon situate lying and being IN we 10
de Of FI.ty-seventh between the MIMI snl
Avenues in the City Of New York ana NOR
larry bounded and described follows thst
BEGINNING point on the Nortnsry soe soa,bss.,,
,syenth seventy-nve po) ieet
wardly from the formed BY the rnnns
win The Faserly side OF Tenth Avenue nn, rs,,s
,banra Northess,wardly line parallel WIZ W
Avenue uary through the centre OF parry Ns 49,
Ill on ,he lot being described ana psD " 80
T., a5,o,nng the same the Westerly see mercy oss
~, sred I0s feet and Ave Is, nehss sni tnenss ST.,
ssswardly on line parallel 10 tif'yseVs,,n, sr.i.s
& ,ss,. Themes Southwestwarcy on line paranet
y wall standing partly the lot now neins oescnosa
pa on the adjoining the same on ne tsteiy
49, Thereof one hundred 400 feet anc I'VE o) ietes 70
~ Vnr,herly side Fffty-ssv,r'h street ana thenrs
N,,hwe.twardy along the NoTthery sice OF fy
street twenty (aW feet 20 the place q beginning
pa'e'' ' HENRY r HEYLMAN. Referee
r.su r. Jones Attorneys FOR Plaintiff.
az Wall street. New York city. a..
following q diagram Of the property 70 - afa'
f., street. number 10 No. AL West 37th Street;
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pin OVER THE JEROME COURSE.

THE regular weekly cross country run OF the
Xavier Athletic Association was hed yesterday
os, the Jerome Course. There were fifteen starters
,,,cb were made up In two packs-the fast pack and
tho slow pack The slow pack had ive minutes start
over the fast pack. After going about three miles
Inc FAST pack oyerhauled the slow ones and STAYED
Co. - cad until the finish. which WAS about I'VE
miles The men finished well up in q bunch with
r O. MeGrr c. Of The ,o fat na PACK sec nls;
r. Pfortner. Of the fast pack tnird q E1rsn'
Y 4 A. and 81 Taussg finished NTH and Sixth