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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-04
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va, May 8, 1899.
Receipts: Cattle. $50 head; sheep, 100
head: lambs, 80 head; hogs 400 head.
Sales: Cattle. $50 head; sheep, 100 head;
lambs. $50 head; hogs. 400 head
Prices. Cattle-Best, AZ TO 5i4c. gross;
medium TO good, 34 10 &c. gross COM
mon to fair. "a TO Sc. gross. Bulls, pa
ia 3ILc. gross. Sheep, 3i9 TO iisc. gross.
Lambs . TO &c. gross Hogs. $3.50 to 81
gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-04
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

PETERSBURG, VA, May 3.-(Spe
cial1-Recoipts good and market active at
quotations: Common 10 medium lugs5
81 10 10 SEQ. good to fine Tugs, $ 10 s.; poor
short leaf. $3.50 10 $3.50: fair to good short
leaf e. 10 81. 50; medium to good wrappers
50 TO So; good to fine wrappers. sl4 TO 80;
medium to good shipping. $3.50 TO Sll. good
10 fine shipping. Sl2 10 SIG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-04
NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

NEW YORK. TUESDAY EVENING.
May peanuts in moderate sup
plv and steady; Virginia hand
picked. Jumbo per pound. Sc: do,
hand picked. fancy, per pound. &C.;
do extra, per pound, SIC; shelled No.
Virginia. 565Ac.: do. No. 2 Virginia, 3ic.;
do No. Spanish. 505llc.; DO. No. 2 Span
ish 3hc.-New York Journal of Com
mCTce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-04

Glasgow. Noon. Closed. Noon. Closed.
Scotch warrants.
CAS- Cd. 6is. sd. els. Sd. 63s. I'd.
Middlesboro'-
No. 3 Foundry G.
NJ. r. sos. al. 55s. 3D. sos 1Oi2d 5is. I'D.
New York Journal OF Commerce.
NEW YORK SUMAC MARKET
NEW YORK, TUESDAY EVENING,
May 2.-Sicily. No. /. ground, per ton,
t5Qns55: No. do, per ton. S5TSO; Vir-
ginia. per ton. siOdsi25O.-New York Jour
nal of Commerce.
CLOVER-SEED MARKET.
TOLEDO. o.. May 2.-Clover-seed sold
fairly well: prices steady; prime. old,
October, $i.i5 bid. Receipts. 262 bags;
shipments. none. No. . soft red wheat, 75c.
close, 7i2c. bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-04

DENVER. COL. May 3.-Manager Otto
G. Flotto. OF the Colorado Athletic Assoc
citation. says that the Fitzsimmons-Jef-
fries fight will take place in Denver. He
ofYered a purse of $4,000. and to-day re-
celved a dispatch from the principals. re-
questing him TO go TO Ney. York TO ~
range tho detQus ......,-,,----a- =.
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Richmond, Va, May 3, 1899.

Richmond, Va, May 3, 1893.
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry 40 to
7Sc. mixed. 20 to 7Sc.; shortberry, 10 10
7sc.: No. red, 7Sc. Corn--Vireinia white
dag LOTS. IS 10 40; No. white. 42l2 TO
43c; No. 3 white, 42c.; No. 2 mixed, 4lc.:
No. 3 mixed. 80 to zoe. Oats-NO. 2 mixed.
30 lie; No. 3 mixed. 81 II to 32c. Rye
cDc
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SUFFOLK PEANUT. MARKET.

SUFFOLK, VA, May S.-(Special)-
Jumbo fancy. hand-picked. Virginia, SC.
No. /. fancy. hand-picked. Virginia &c
extra hand-picked, Virginia, sic: No. l.
Virginia, shelled. SIC; No. 2, Virginia.
shelled. &C.; extra large. Virginia, shelled,
6Lc.: No. !, Spanish. shelled, &C.; NO. :,
Spanish, shelled 3iac.
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To He Minister to Persia.

WASHINGTON. May 2-The President
to-day appointed Herbert w. Bowen OF
New York. 10 be United states Minister
to Persia, in place OF Minister Hardy
transferred 10 Greece. Mr.. Bowen was
I-n,ted states Consul at Barcelona, Spain.
IN 10 the outbreak of the war.
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK. VA. May 3.-(Speoial) y
Farmers market. fancy, l-2c.; strictly
5-Sc.. Spanish Soc. a bushel. The
market shows continued improvement.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG, VA, May 3.-(Spe
cial.)-Virginia peanuts firm; prime. Be. /;
extra prime. 3 1-Sc.; fancy. SAc.; Spanish
firm at Sic.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va, May 3. 1899.
Sales: Richmond and Mecklenburg. $500
al S2ll. i. C.-Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, IS shares at Al. Il.
C.-Virginia-Ca Carolina Chemical. preferred.
20 shares at 11G12; If shares at ll6ia; 90
shares at 1852; shares at 1l612; % shares
at 1l6ia 50 shares at 1851; 10 shares at
1161.: shares at 116i4; Is shares at ll6h.
b. B.-Virginia- Carolina Chemical. pre-
ferred 8 shares at l16l2.
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Colorado woolled lambs. s.S,9s6; clipped
lambs. Sns5.55, culls, lsk5GQsl75: spring
lambs ss4sl2 per 100 pounds. Yearllngs,
s5.l0us5.25, and sheep, S.J0fts5l5, o great
many fed western bringing A.Sas,. u:
head; sheep. 1900 head.
NEW YORK, May 2.-Beeves-Re-
ceipts. l.269 head none for sale. Feeling
weak. Cables slow. Exports 600 cattle,
l.o22 sheep. and 4.2i0 quarters OF beef; to-
morrow, SOB quarters. Calves-Re-
celpts. 3 head: 50 on sale; no trading OF
Importance ard nomnally steady. Sheep
and L.ambs-Receipts, SIS head: market
dull: sheep steady; lambs neglected anu
Siz cars unsold. Medium woolled sheep
8. Clipped do, A.25. Southern spring
lambs. s. per head. Hogs-Rcceipts. 5.Vs-
head; lower at NasA@ per 100 podnds'
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON, s., c.. May 3.-Turpen-
II Market firm at i0izc.; sales, none.
Posin-Firm and unchanged; sales. none.
SAVANNAH. GA. May 3.-Spirits Tnr-
pentine-Closed steady at ioc. kepor,su
sales were 297 casks at iolsc.. and 5is casks
at iOc receipts, l.293 casks.
Rosin-Market opened firm and I'M
changed. with sales of 1.61s barrels; close
at l0c. advance on n and above. with
sales Of 1904 barrels. Quote closing: A.
3. c, and ID. NOj: f. N.15; +. $50; q,
slaj; II, sl.45. |. $50; X. $3.50: NJ. Sl.S5; n,
$40: windows glass. s23j; water-white,
$3.50. Receipts, 1855 barrels
WILMINGTON. n. O.. May 3.-Spirits
Turpentine-Stcady at ngl1ac.; receipts,
Is casks.
Rosin-Firm at 5lc.; receipts, 40 bar
rcls
Crude Turpentine-Steady at s.S5 and
$50; receipts, none.
Tar-Firm at Sl.15; receipts, iS barrels.
NEW YORK IRON AND STEEL
MARKET.
NEW YORK, TUESDAY EVENING,
May 2-There is quite IA good business
I'm pig-iron. and prices for all grades re-
main steady. Old material is firm also.
but quiet. The manufactured products
generally arc firm. without unusual busi-
ness or inquiry in any line here.
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LYyCnBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

LYNCHBURG. VA. May 3.-(Special.l-
Sales Of tobacco on this market for the
past week were comparatively light, with
no change I'm prices. Quotations.
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yellow corn. 3ii2n3jc Flour steady No.
spring wheat, 7ld72lzc.; No. spring
wheat. 6Sa7lc.; No red, 75@76c. No. 2
corn. 3ihc No oats, 27lka273.c.; Ne. ?
white. SOG3lc.: No. white 2gl2a3OAc. No.
z rye SOC. No. barley, 56nilc. No fax
seed. sl12; new, sl.16. Prime timothy seed.
s2.3O@S2.35. Mess pork, per barrel, sS.j5HS $500
ribs sides 1oose). AAoGsi.7o. Dry sailed
sides (boxed). sfs0Hs49O. Whiskey. disti-
lers' finished goods, per gallon, sl.25.
Sugars; cut-loaf unchanged. Butter quiet;
creamery. l2ql6c.; dairy. l0ulic. Eggs.
steady; fresh, lli2c. Cheese weak; creams,
1W2gllc.
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COMPANIES
MISCELLANEOUS.
GRAM AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Quotations are for bonds maturing in
not less than ten years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-22
vrV.yORK HAS PLENTY OF WATER.
SING SING PRISON CONNECTED WITH THE
CROToN MAINS TO RELIEVE THE
VILLAGE WATER WORKS

Warden Johnson OF Sing Sing Prison had bad
scare on Tuesday night. when he received notice
from the Sing Sing Water Commissioners that they
would have to shut of the supply Of water used In
The prison. It was explained that the water supply
was running low and that every means must be
taken to retain all the water possible until the
dry spell had passed and the reservoir once
more filled AS the prison uses from 225 900 to 300
600 gallons a day. its needs were a upon
the already scanty supply of the village works.
The prison formerly supplied by New-Y York
CITY through the cid Croton aqueduct. Last win
ter a bad leak occurred near the village. and the
water cut out OF a section. The leak was
where the old aqueduct crosses a road by arch.
Warden Johnson at once appealed to the New
Yorh authorities and they responded promptly.
Yesterday a gang of men worked all day repairing
the break in the old line. that 1t can be used.
The work almost completed last evening. and
will be finished this morning The water will then
be turned and the prison connected This Will
prevent all trouble and allow the village TO store
its water
Warden johnson said last night that he is going
20 have several artesan wells bored In the prison
grounds. 10 be prepared for an emergency OF this
kind should It arise again.
Reports from the Croton water shed say that.
while the feeding streams low. there is still
considerable water running into the lake, and
there appears to be enough water stored TO supply
New-York for months TO come. even II no rain
should fall The dropping Of the lake by each
DAVIS call upon II Is slow and gradual The outlook
Is that a water famine In New-York need not DO
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.

6th-ave. $. 1853 It n Of eeth-st. 25xloo; Laura
Y Rhineander 20 Matthew Clarkson -.
pex,sr =, No il W 3 and land adjoining In rear
Of Nos 10 II, 12h and d., -; ., Barnet Levy as
au.b a. g ., pos 4 n OF West Bnd-aVe, iooh
iOoii. Edward Browne. referee 10 I~OeiiA
oo,S a. g 1gl s n e OF West End-ave. losx
100 ii: Edward Browne 20 Isabella Lysn g,
sa,t AZ : a l25 II Of West End-aEe loo1
100 =. yc5vard Browne. referee, 10 Helen n
Sumner. .....-... - ,txtoo. Mary A
Sd-sve W s. 51.2 II Of 75th-st' oiHio0' "a''
Oh 81 $. liza IT q Aven1 s,. c. 1I19';
Benjamin Rosenblstt 20 Moses IaSo. Inn yard
West End-ave No 5S5. " 8. lsxaoo' 'o""
10 Annie Kimberly ..,,.,nsve ROY
l0q,hst $ 200 n " Of Amsteroatn',TSo radacs1
100 II. executors Amos Emo 20 a Il ""rue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-22

The Approximate OF tie lien charge TO satisfy
which the above-lescribed property il to be sold Ia
fl2 4s3 81. with interest from the 10th day Of March
1899: together and allowances amounting to
sS5o75 with interest from March 2lst. 1892 together
with the expenses Of the sale.
The Approximate amount Of assessments or
other liens which allowed the purchaser
OF the purchaseoney paid by the Referee Sf93S4
and interest.
The above described property will he sold subject 10
and restriction nusances contained In
deed thereof recorded Office OF the Register OF the
County OF New York in Iher 1857 Of conveyances page
3e7
Dated Ney York. a. 1sg9
WARREN W. FOSTER. Referee.
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hhnge Charles II. 10 Louise NJ Pollock eth-ave.
- u " corner oSth-st, years. Observation-Disclosures.
same TO West Side Bank 8th-ave. corner
oeth-st; also +4th-st. 3. rs II OF eh-ave.
Kendall Nicholas D. TO John II screven ct al
trustees etc, 5th-ave, 2. "a IL II OF 1880
',a
same 10 c Elliott Minor. trustee, etc, same prop
erty, years. Observation-Disclosures.
Mordecai. Allen l.. TO Title Guarantee and Trust
Co lo9th-st. n q 525 II OF broadway. years
Schafer, Mary. to Sophia Meyer. German Place
.. SOL Z; OF l57th at. years. .............
Same TO American Mortgage Company. German
Place. =. 70.l n Of l5Ith-st. years.......
Whelan. Michael j. 70 Globe Realty Company,
l34th-st. g. 2S5 II q OF Lenox-ave 50xS9 H.
.
Same - Morris Steinhardt. 134th-st. : =. 2ss II
OF Lenox gave. ! year .:..:.....'' 49,.
Ramsdell. Anna r. 10 James Williams, 2p4th-
st. =. ll6.ll n OF Jerome-ave. years..
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foretlosurc Sales.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YoRk-Anna b. Ray. Plaintiff: against Fr sns. Is
Adams Jennie F. Adams his wife. The Paterson 'enerai
Hospital Association. the Paterson Orphan Asylum Also
citation. The Old Ladies' Home OF Paterson Delenuans
In pursuance Of judgment Of foreclosure and sa duly
MADE and entered In the above-ened action bearing
date 2st day OF March 1899. I. the undersigned the
Referee In said judgment named. will sell at puDc auc
ton. at the New York Real Estate SalesrooIn No III
broadway in the Borough OF Manhattan. CITY OF New
York on the 9Th day Of July. 1859. at IL O'CLOCK noon
on that day by Peter F Meyer Auctoneer the premises
directed by said judgment be sold. and therein de-
scribed folio
All that certain lot piece. o parcel OF land with
the buildings and improvements thereon. situate. lying
and being In the 18th Ward in the city ~ New York and
more particularly bounded and described follows
East slst Street distant hundred and six feet and
Elk inches east OF the easerly side line OF First
Avenue. and running thence southey and parallel with
said avenue hundred and two feet and two inches
thence easerly and parallel with said street twenty five
feet thence nOherly and again parallel with said avenue
and part OF the distance through party wall one hun
cred AID feet and inches the southery line u
Ast Sls Street and thence westerly along the soutfry
side line OK feet 10 the
point or place OF beginning Being the premises known
as No 40 East sl9t street and which lies In Section 3
In Block 1850 Map OF said city.
Dated New York. June u 1899
GERRIT SMITH
Attorney for Plaintiff
~ Wall Street. New-York City.
M I'm SfgfCf
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

~ OF NEW YORK-sema Bill. Plaintiff. against
John Cottsr and others Defendants.
In pursuance Of judgment OF foreclosure ana sale
entered in the above entitled action pear
ing date the 5;h CAV Of June 1882 !. the undersigned.
the Referee said judgment named. Will sell At public
auctlon Real Estate Salesroofn No III
Broadvay in the Borough ~ Manhattan CITY Of New
York on the Bath day Of Jun', 1889 at II o'clock moon
on that day by Herbert sherman, Esq. Auctloheer.
he PREMISES BY said judgment TO be sold and
therein described follows:
ALL that lot piece or parcel OF land with me
,dines thereon erected. situate, lying
and being in the CITY % New York and bounded and
described % follows Wit beginning at point on the
southery Of Ninety sixth Street distant one hundred
ana hftv Westerly from the formed by the In
,er,ecton OF the Westerly line Columbus Avenue With
he sotherly Of NneysIth Street. running thence
smtberly parallel with Columbus Avenue. hundred
feet eight 1neha inches running thence Westerly
and parallel Nneysixth Street twenty five feet.
running thence Noherly and again parallel with Column
bu, Avenue for OF the distance through party
wall one hundred fse eight and half inches 10 The
sOutherly line NneysIth Street and running thence
Fasery along the Soutnerly line Of SinstysIth Street
twenty-five fee the point place OF beginning Being
known Is No i0S West Goth Street.
Dated New York June 7h. 1899.
FRANCIS Z. I/OwREY, Referee.
WILCOX e. BRODEK. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
20 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

54th-st No 20 East; for a nye-story brick dwell
owner 's po" Rabb COOK Wharf architects ss5occ
1l2th-st. 3. 2lO II OF ID ave for a sx-story
East listhost, owner g Robnson architect -. Iaooc
Park-ave. +. 81 II OF l7lst-st for four three
ewnsr S'1e bcRsgson areh a oooo
Kely-st 9. 100 IT OF 156th-st; for ten two
story and bas sment brick dwelling houses lux
SON arch nee 'onn'on owners 6SooC
Eagleave. =. 200 II OF l5Gths ST. for i've two
story brick dwellings 2)x56 Frederick Bailey,
architec, 22scc
10lst-st, Broadway: for seven story
brick fathouse. with stores, tN9o; smith q
Bagre. architects l25ccc
173d-st. 172 II Westchester-aye, for
story frame shed. 25Il6; Gordon GNling- -
ham. owners; Moore & Landseiel architects oot
l26th-st. corner LeXington-aye; for a seven
story brick hathouse. 0t104 H. Israel stone,
architect 10 oo
Hughes-ave. % n n OF fremont ave; for
two-story frame dwelling house. Z2x56. Peter A
Davis. architects 4so
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eeth Street,

Tn. ann-oxlrnate amount OF the lien charge 10
satisfy which described property TO be sold Is
f2f O75 interest thereon from the 9th day OF June
isea together and allowances amounting 10
ssis 90 with June 9th. 1895 together with
~ eYiense. OF the sale The Approximate amount Of
ts.ea other liens which are TO be allowed
10 m. Of the purchase money or paid by the
p.f,ree IL 5000. 80 and interest
Dsted New York. June 7. 1909
FRANCIS p. IOwREY. Referee.
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foreelosnrc Sales.
N-rW YORK SUPREME COURT, County OF

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT County OF
~ New York-Ada V Linde Plaintiff. against Eliza
,..h = WeIlwood and others. Defendants ,,
In pursuance Of judgment Of foreclosure ana saie ou
ID snd entered the above entitled action ana
mace ,be ism day OF June 1899 l. the underslgned
ing ing sferee in said judgment named will sell at pueS
Io az the New York RIAL Estate Salesroom. No III
ros6yray in the borough Of Manhattan County afd ny
=. ~ YORK on 18th day OF July. 1879 al IL CLOCK
oI ", ,hst day by ID. Phoenix Ingraham. AuctlohetI
nyenises directed By said Judgment TO be sold ana
therein described as follows; - 1u. Ao,,,A., a.
All tina, plot land in New York CITY bounced O. a.
&C.. PeeInnng the middle OF lane running Ioi'
honv post Road the Hudson River Railroad sls
ttSn az Riverdale. said point being In the
-, the Mot hereby intended 10 be described ana
eS,n,r,rg lands formerly belonging 70 hrs
summing thence north through the middle OF
stone wall twentyseven degrees thirty minutes eas tmo
and ninety the land now or formerly De
,ntrc 20 Mira Samer, thence eastery along sald laAt
nses land abou, four hundred feet to corner IN ,he
an on said land OF Mrs Samler. thence southefly
sra,.I with the first mentioned line to the MIDDLE OF
said lane and thence westerly hfo"s wv N~'e VI N
lane 10 the point Of beginning
Dated June nth. 1ssw - ,.>,rrpu,,, po,.,o.
UPWARDS CIiNCH Plaintiffs Attorney.
No. liS Broadway, -, c,.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
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The approximate ~ the lien or charge 10 sat
sfy which the above described property is TO be sold 10
2G3 49, with interest thereon from the 18th day Of
June 1892 together with costs and allowances amounting
10 5000 So with nteree 1871. 1899. together
with the expenses Of the sale.
The approximate amount OF taxes assessments other
lions which are allowed the purchaser out Of the
purchase money paid ty the Referee s IS and in
The premises will be sold subject 70 mortgage for
So thereon from the 18th day OF March
1859 at the Of per cent. per annum
Dated New York. June 18th 1900. -
SYLVESTER I. II. WARD,
afe
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

r,.S.,, .-os,, 20 Consumers Brewing Com
pany IAmi,ed. No 102 West-st. saloon Fe' 500
Quser. Lena, to Augusta Goodman 'o0'" IL
lOs 4 N " OF lst-ave. years. No
xsbansy PANEL 10 Jonas Well and another NO -,
546 East 13th-st. year -, ,C.rnnsnv
Hopper Francis NJ. 20 Union Trust N"'"p'' a
Esieton JoSeph and louise. 10 Edwin l. Fora ~,
Washin1ton-ave, 26.6 II OF Zos'
strip ixioo adjoining above on ' IL
yssssS1,, Jacob 20 Catherine syms ct al aoc
trustees etc No 10 Rivington-st year, t,o.
The New-York Polytechnic Medical school ana ~ e
ptal to the State Trust Company uuha o' vesr
2l4 10 us East 34th-st. secures p0no' a.
cot1Tn Alfred p 10 the city Mortgage Company Q,
shave g. 253 II n Of 1l2th-st ycsiro;;s. a,
Same 10 same, sth-sve. e s. 900 II II Vi 'A- 22 4
Sam. to same sh-ave. 5. 1858 IT n OF liZ'h"' e.
Buermann charles and August 70 the city NOT
gage Company. eth-st. 8. l"o J" " c7C
Niles Nathaniel and another. executors, s sss; 20
Mutual IIfe Insurance Company. NO l'<0" I" IA
nl l2ss Broha%ay r., Atlantic Trust Company.
ps,L 49,. = s1l II Of s1st-st, years "'''
SAM ~ ,S. CIV Trust, scfe Deposit and surety
Company OF Philadelphia. interior Io' '' ,ac
MILO aye w. 70 immigrant Industrial savings
BANK broadway. s. e9uidistsnt oe'"oen "'" Of
u aha oS &c., ss yeND Dollar savings Bank Rob
bins-ave n W corner 1+eh~st year wv
Corn Ro.elia and Henry. 10 the Nsw-fors LIE
Insurance Company. 77th-st. corner ""''- ,aos
Earl sG Hs. y ye Wii,am Giiman courtandt
ave 1921 e. years g, ~, .. wv
oeyer Franz and Anna N. 70 the German ssv,n ~,
hank loeth.ss ,s;n an 50 yesr..,..'...... 49,
sa nue. 70 s scJon' i6e,S 34b o. 5th-svs,
win tiils 70 strp adjoining ys<f"'.''s ~
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

~~<~~~>~S~~~|NN~~>~N>~>~~ -
w., POND A. Co Small Uprghts for
SteinWay. summer NotNas III
Weber est assO' ,ti."t IO"Vs9
HAlnes Bros. prices Ne" Nm' a.
r. NJ Bent & Co. Pond q 20. pianos IN
t.,n1y Rosewocf Walnut. Oak. Cherry.
.tc. WIN. A. POND n co. i4s 5th-aye.
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nAlIiIN Y.

~~~(~[~~1OOJO0IOIO/. (~DON|ON~N|NO7O~N7
AT REDUCED PNlCEN-ovo secondhand
wood and iron working machines. fully
ruarnnteed. machinery bought ana ex-
changed GEORGE q EDDY. sss Aadi-
sop-st.
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miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
rT-HF LORETTE CHAMOIs GLOVES wash most bsauti-
/ fully and NJ 10 perfection. 65c pair All Abso-
lut.v warranted JAMMES. West 18Th 9Th
A DvERT1sEMENTs and subscriptions foi The rriolns
"a received a UPTOWN once No 1892 broadway,
"a doc north OF 3is-si until O'Clock .. adver se
ments following branch ooes At regular
or = clock D. "a Sth
cor $50 At. l62 eiA- ave. Eth ST. kAsyA IthsyN
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Real estate.
THE LAWYERS
TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
81 and 80 LIBERTY STREET,
44H and 46 MAIDEN LANE.

Examines and insures titles at fixed,
moderate rates, giving the dealer or in
vestor the selection OF counsel when de-
sired. Questions of doubt are submit
ted to a Committee of Counsel OF the
Company before insuring.
Losses for twelve years. SIS, 1913
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The approxate amount q, the taxes assessments and
water rates which are allowed the purchaser out
~ the purchase money paid by the referee $500 30
and Interest The premises will be sold subject 10 two
mortgages upon which there now due the sum OF
nd July LIST. 1s9s. "A
and also to mechanics lien FOR 40 and interest
will paid by the referee out OF the purchase
Dated June 18Th 1900. - -
HUGO HIRSH
Referee.