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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28

Every period of life has its peculiar
prejudices: who ever saw old age that
did not applaud the past and condemn
the present time -Montaigne.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28

The first Hebrew congregation in
the Hawaiian islands has just been
formed at Honolulu.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28

Piso's Cure for Consumption is our only
medicine for coughs and colds.-Mrs. @.
Beltz, 439 Sth Ave, Denver, Col, Noy.S, 90.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28

nret DAVIS use Of DIR. Klines Great Nerve RestoTer
Send for FREE $500 trial bottle and treatise.
DR. r. II. KLEK, Ltd 9Sl Arch St.. Philadelphia, Pa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28
Goes Cough Balsam

All is fair in love-except the ac-
tions of the other fellow.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28

Cured A fter Repeated Failures With Others
l will inform addicted TO Morphine, Laudanum,
Opium, Cocaine, OF never-failing, harmless. home
cure. Mrs. NJ. II. Baldwin. Box 1912, Chicago. Ill.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28

A damp climate is undoubtedly the
best for raising umbrellas.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28

Men so awfully in love with them
selves never have any rivals.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28
no CnRE A CnLn IN ONE nAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II 1t fails to cure
25c. Z. w. Groves signature on each box.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28

Every man will be a leader who has
the courage to step off alone.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28

II everybody agreed with us, what a
world this would be-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28

I the Oldest and best II will break up cold quicker
tan anything else. 1t is always reliable. Try it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28

To mako laws complete they should
reward as well as punish.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28

Friendship is its own reward.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28

A church crank always turns things
the wrong way.
Browns Teething Cordial keeps babies
well that are cutting teeth. Try IT,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-12-28

when All Else Fails, Try Yi-KI.
Cures Corns and Bunons without pain. Never fails.
Drug stores ormail l5c. Yik Co.. Crawfordsye, Ind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19

OF less like it. There may not be many men
now serving in the British Army Who IKE TINS
young officer. are descendants Of the makers OIL
early United States history, but in the cities u
Europe. especially London. many an 'unr"coh-
structed Rebel" has passed away WITHIN 'he
last fifteen or twenty years. and Of these many
must have left children. born on foreign SOIL
who have never even dreamed that they ought
to be Americans.
During the decade Immediately following the
close Of the Civil War many officers OF th'
heroic but defeated Confederate Army driit'd
10 Canada. and some TO the British West indies.
Some # them eventually came back to their Oh
states and helped on the slow painful WORK oi
National reconciliation. In single city just Oh
the far side Of Mason ana DiXon's line a list Oh
the ten men Of greatest prominence IL inc '''"'
Industrial and financial life would IncIud" not
fewer than four ex-Conf"derates who III lN"'
had turned their backs on this Republic with
qut little hope II ever returning WIihln us b'i-
ders Perhaps some Of these can now look bd'h
70 the days when they themselves were JUST "9
irr.,.o.,.ilalL4 as these others who have never
come back-ev-u a. Colonel A. some tim" oil 'i'
Atlanta Light Horse. who used to explain ms
position briefly and forcibly by saying 'hat
Nothing would eyer induce him to live in a c'un-
ivy eliminated by those blasted Yankees.
An tb. same. there were two days in the year
when the little cigar store on the south S'd' ''
IIanvav-st.. close To the Tott"nham court
Road. displayed the starred and striped 'ii''''"'
If the blasted Yankees. one was th' f"u''h
or July. and THANKSGIVING Day was inc ''n''
living in London. with which he was wonder
c,u> familiar the Colonel never ceased TO 1''Se
IN. climate. the manners. the police. the COOK
t..,liff .tgI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19

The heir to the Siamese throne is an en-
thusiastic military student. He has already
been some four or i've years in the country, part
Of which he spent at Sandhurst His infantry
course as well as his instruction in the duues
Of mountain artillery, having been concluded
he is now taking mounted infantry lessons
The paragraphs which have appeared IN the
papers as to his approaching departure for ms
home in the Far East are at least somewhat
premature. II was originally proposed that NJ
should return 10 the pateTnal hearlh loi C"uiIt
Of months. and then come back TO England. bu'
the project was regarded as such an undesirable
Interference with his military studies that d
halt was called in the preparations, and tee
grams on the matter are stu gong ana COMING
between England and Bangkok.
The Crown Prince. as was reported, also palu
a visit 10 the l.. c. G. on Tuesday, being shown
round by Mr. COrbett The latter found MN d
very reserved and intelligent young man ap-
parently not uniformed regarding thsIIrh pun
tic life for H. was quite familiar with the names
Of men like John Burns and LORD CarrInEton'
who were, pointed out to him during the sitting
His Royal Highn,ss. however. unbent niue
under the stimulating influence OF cup OF ID
and spoke a little Of his military studleS
A1together The Leader representative was
told the King Of Siam, whose pcnchanl lof
everything English is well known. has sent us
some nine or ten Of his sons % be educated dile
orr manner \ very little youngSter arrived d
v.oek or two ago. Another son Is sub-iIeu-
,.,.art in the navy at Whale Island. two NOR"
are at Harrow while yet another mas gone on
TO Germany. . ....,
The crown Prince himself is a reticent person
with = morbid dread Of the interviewer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19

-.ss, illustrations Of extraordinary endur-
NTH little food were afforded by the chill
,be reconcentrados in Cuba.
w. cano-aIlv speaking. however, the author Of
--.o.,cal Dictetics" believed that most men
-, ON only a week without any food what
md the majority OF children not over
=, four days Even then they must have
plenty Of water.
T .sss like that Of Tanner and Succi are ex-
items that prove the rule. They had the
S,s.et II warmth. quiet and lack of anxiety.
,r,otover advantage might have been derived
~, sDacial preparation for the ordeal was
- And they used water abundantly. More
- ,,ev doubtless possessed remarkable pow
- endurance But il is absurd to imagine
-. o,,er persons can do with impunity what
,hose famous fasiers did'
4. a generally accepted fact. however. that
-. majority Of people in comfortable circum-
--.,oos eat more food every day than they re-
- :. not more than is really good for their
80, Hence some form Of abstemiousness
s.roe+s nearly every one who resorts to It. In
so-,o,,s narts Of this country for the last ten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19
THEY HATE THE YANK EES
SOUTHERN IRRECONCILABLES WHO
HAVE CHOSEN TO LIVE ABROAD
SINCE THE CIVIL WAR
SOUTHERN

Lieutenant c. c. Wood. Of Her Britannia
Majesty's North Lancashire Regiment, whose
death at Kimberley from wounds received in
action against the Beers was reported in last
weeks dispatches. was the u American
and a great grandson Of Zachary Taylor. Many
OF his cousins. through the Taylor branch OF
his family, are to be found in Kentucky. and
perhaps in other parts Of the Union, who are
good Americans and would scorn to be anything
else. To those Americans who like most Amer
leans have spent all their lives in their own
country gone abroad only for an occasional
summer holiday in the beaten track II the tour
list this announcement may have appeared a
remarkably strange reversal OF the natural
order. To those who have roamed much abroad
the fact that Lieutenant Woods father was an
ex-Confederate living in self-imposed exile will
only put the case in line with many others more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19
THE BOERS WANTED STAGE SWORDS

FrOm The london MdII
Actors have strange experiences. Not 50 very
many years ago Edward sass was acilhR al
Johannesburg in company organizer by ne
Iru,bor-ip-law Georg" Edwards. one Of the
rlavs produced was The solicitor. by MT
Darnley During one Of the acts the players
,yorD uniforms and accoutrcmcnts. Nj sass re-
c-ived request from Mr.. BlchSi"y' an ''"''' ID"
. th.. .lncal fire brigade to lend the swords used
i'm the play 10 the Transvaal Government IN
order 20 make good display A. the opening 81
IN. Drlagoa Bay Railway The Government
was short of swords and thought that even
theatrical weapons would be more effective man
empty scabbards and revolver cases MT sass
referred the official t. Mr. Edwards Who nap
peued 20 p- IN England. ana the diap"J was
shorn of its most decorative feature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19

ment in cell. and in consequence according to
french penitentiary regulations. would have
had tn right to be released after serving half
ms time. This he has nearly done so that even
without the Intervention OF NJ. Loubet he would
very soon have been liberated. His pardon,
however relieves him of the police supervision
to which he would otherwise have been liable
Arton is to take up his residence in the South
OF France. and will doubtless abstain from reve
latons Of any kind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-19
SLAMS GROWN PRINCE IN ENGLAND.
HIS APPLICATION FOR A CHANCE TO FIGHT DE
NIED-HIS ENGLISH STUDIES
From The London Leader.

From The London Leader
The Crown Prince OF Siam, who was in the
House OF Lords during the Transvaal debate on
Tuesday had a special interest in the discus
sion. for the regiment to which he has long
been attached-the Durham Light Infantry-has
been ordered to the front.
\ Leader representative told at the
Siamese Legation yesterday that the Crown
Prince was very keen on fighting alongside his
fellow officers, but that the Government had no
mind 20 take upon itself the respons bility for
his safety, and so choked off, his Informal APP
pliCatiOn.
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Auction Sales.

Attic New York Real Estate Salcsroom yes
t~r0ay Peter F.. Meyer & Co. sold, ut public
auction, the ilve-story stone and brick apart
meHt house. on plot 5QxlUj,G. Nos, 2ui
l~;irpmann for Sis,3OO; in executors sale.
7S,5NSl 50. on the southwest corner OF
ErIn; aud Liberty streets. Hempstead.
Stone front Nat, 10 10 East Nilnety:scvcnti
street. To stephen Farley for Sl7.723. and. in
foreclosure, the five lots. each 25XlOO.5. on
The north side OF SiSty-socond street, loo feet
raIt Of EI"yenth avenue, to tho plaintiff. Julia
William NJ. Ryan sold, at public auction, the
iaIr;-tGry ar4rIment house. m lot 2+!Sx
II2l.+7, No: Iil Brook avenue. to Mrs, Annie
Brown!cy for Sl3,3JO: in foreclosure. the four
story StIne.frnnt dwelling, on lot 2Oxl02.2,
has,ey for $3U,liO, and the, three-story brick
dwelling, liySu. No. ITO Edgecomhe avenue.
t0,tho p~.aintit. Ellen 7. Kellogg. for $12.7 zoo.
bryan l.. Kennedy. II Co. sold. In partition,
!!ne nNc,-Ntory etonc-frOnt fat. No. Ill West
Lleyenth street, to John Fallon for. S+1,Os2.
ald HAT, on lot - IKE, No. 120 Broadhurst
$4,000.
Richard V. Harnett 4 Co.. sold at public
SSlde Of Jerom" avenue. III - feet south of
sa4 SoFt'andt avenue. to Solomon Jacobs for
H Marcs 4 Co. sold. in foreclosure. the
t,%o-story frame dwelling. on lot lS4xluo,, on
the south side. OF FiItL. street. 1884 feet east oi
,tree.n lane, West Chester, ard the similar
puIainE adjoining, on. lot lS.4x1UO, to the
raihtlN. Daniel DAILY. for 5000 and S2.lUC
respectively.
D. lhTnix IncraNam soil. in foreclosure. the
551Sr-,u,lory hrlck teucrl"nt. on lot 2JN!'S.!'. No
~ West FOrtieth .trect. 10 the plaintiff, Eiiza-
pe'h Graham, for : lI.TJO,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-20
NEAL ESTATE NET's.

r,,h rho rrlvate sales and auction branches
-,,h,, r,aI,y market showed increased activity
y,stcrlN,
.a".rrcd Tor the most uart with vacant and
.,.tl,utIal property. The vacant property sold
r.,,,lel several plots in the Firth avenue
,,i,, Another plot " the old Columbia
- g,r, uuprrty, consisting Of six lots,
ol-, sold and two Of the three
W., VI. r.mairins On tho old st Luko's Hospital
' 'n yor, d -ur,rG ~ In addition there were
.,,s, ~ ,r.r plots at Washington avenue and
-, .,r,,t. on llIti street. near Fifth avenue.
. i1ll street aud seventh avenue and on
~~,n,,,.e rh street. near Fifth avenue. All
.L,.o .,l,. are III line with the recent wcll-dc-
,.l,,,I movement in unimprOvcd property.
,n,nt the residences sold were No. II Park
-, y - West Thirty-iitth street, and
=, "a We. Titty-second street. Tho sale OF q
iN.t FRONT If tour-story houses on West
to,r,b street vas also reported. This last
.sn 4. ~. 4 section which has not, so far.
h,rcl M the activity of the last few months.
Tr. .,,r, at I~riyatr contract yesterday were
l., r., unusually We, distributed throughout
IN, yorrpa- %-r''iau- Il the city.
In III. nurri,u TO NJ the offerings were well
,oc,iyrI aHl several Parcels called forth brisk
bJItrs NnUmber f thn properties offered
J., william VI RYAN were bid in or adjourned.
,,J Mr. Ey.u l!~iDs"l Of uus parcel ut private
cal, ]rr,yiur- to- "a" Ale NJ auction, As in tho
,riy,,a sab. TIA" i,rriugS at auction were
well d -]'rlhi',ui a. t. locality.
Ir5r..I I. >trt-ru was tn" buyer of the Hall
hors,. No. > I.sD Scvrnty-f fourth street, which
VA, sod by i nueIas EobinsJn 4 Co. on Mon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-20

b,,ylss Robinson Il Go. have sold to Hirsh
Br,hrr~ fDrrh" DIVERSITY Real Estate COM
,,i%,rr.,. ~ iuct east oil Madison avenue; two
io.. 5.AIU22. Il ia" south side of lifty-illth
s,r.", n5' '.rt M"1t Of tILth ay"puT' for ~,
II" :our.-'Iry hr!'k dwelling, on lot 2O.2Xl23.
81 4iwo,t Ntu,h street. :
The rIol. lu2hNlvo;S. on the. south side of
Nirr,v'HtL street. lOI feet eRst OF Fifth ave
r rr ha- boon sod Tor S,ii 800
iirar ;. tly ~ Co. have sold for the estate OF
Matthew Kane, to loWeniGid \ PragG;r, he
street. brtWrru lIuratio and Thirteenth streets.
The ste Is I'm proved with i've four-story brick
m The f"ur--.ory brick house. 1~S.0xGOx9Sa g.,
~. b, West Thirty.ilfth street, hns been sold.
il was lou-hf iy Samuel l.. Ledcrer i'll 1872
"fi@a,a 4 r'l.man have sold for, Charles L.
dryl ng. lINIoxIl3. No. II r9rk avenue.
Alo,ph Oiiruhlm has sOld the f0ur-stnry
trowu-tuu" dwelling, On lot 22NlOO. No. 81
West Fi'ty--"rnnd street.
oscar l. .Falrv h0Ssoli for Mrs. Bertha Colds
tho thrro--tory and hasemcnt brick and
tr0wnstouc dwelling, No. ll3 East Eighty
'R!charI Wei ncr has sold to Charles II. Beers
ppyrn lots on ia" northeast corner Of WASH
iug'on avenue and Hist street for about
p Aver Hlnhnrt has sold two lots on rho
south -.l"ui l,th street. ~5uNlOOll. 200 feet
cas- o! Fin avenue;
ElNar! W. E'i"II has sold the plot. !9.1lN
T., Oh 'A' southwest corner Of Seventh av-
emu ami 1851 street.
william VI. Ryan has sold tho four story
In.'ish Basement hrnwustunr dwelling. OH lot
lH,Xluj3. NJ ~ East Thirteenth street.
John Peters has sold for Henry Straus to II.
S,hirr"uh,rE IN" live. story double tenement.
on lot 2jNlwb;. NO. Oib Fast Eleventh street.
rochcr 4 - have soIl :or Joseph J. GLEASON
tn tour and two story flats and stores. on lot
4oN'5, Mo-. luup and 1902 Second avenue. and
iUr ii".rSc \. simpson the three-stury and
basement lrlpk dwelling. on lot olyll) M
2jl West Srvrntv-siNth b rect.
GeorG. |. Johnson u 5 ms, have sold to X. n.
SIruc" H." 'F,!wol!ing. on lot 4UXlOU.
No. lbs Dawson street.
Schneider ~ Barhrach have bought from
Christopher H!nrn and Frederick bernstein
No, 81 nnd3i3 East Tenth street. two four
story buildings. on plot 4oX4A.o.
Georgc Stol,z has sold to Lucy. NJ. Dyrne the
threc.story single fiat. lsx30XlOO. No. 1902
story and bas"MSnt dwelling. 10. eaOS Second
Avenue,
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Lots 233 and 3.t to 3Hi. map estate OF Eli X u
KIM. CITY Island; Edith King W Geolge Lane ct al,
atty, J T. Miller.
Lots I37p, $50 and 3s1. 3NT, 39s and 500 same
map Annie & King vs. SAINT: sane atty
26th ST. 230 T.: Heinrich Il I lteuter w Friedrich
weber ct al, atty, Is L. wy,
i24th st, ., 354.H 18th av. c5.6xloO.l1; the Mn.
tual Life ins 60 vs. Margaret Z stevens ct al: atty,
u T. sherman.
1870 st. =, 40 sth av, l5vnl. II; Leila II j kis,
sam VS. Emma l. AMI Homer y Bartlett; atty, u
Squire. ~
iS4th 1t. II 3. 49, W 9th nv, lonxnn.l II; August
Ruff VS.. William Rogers 1T al; atty, i touk,
143d 1T. II \, 1909 o v ills NV, lHxlOo: tlistaNns
{ Levick vs. John II Huwarth 1t III; a,tyS, Atchison
NB.
list st. II 8. 40 = Audubon NJ. 5ox'3; Andrew
Little vs. David c Kee and an"; atty, ID Thornton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-20
Plans Filed for New Buildings.

Clinton st ana University pL. y e cor: i'm
prnvement to lofts; Sailors snug HarbOr.
owner; Alfred fucker, architect; cost $4,000
Ludlow VI, ~, Improvement u tcncnlent;
samuel Jacobs. owner; G BMeyers. arthi'
tect. cost. g.. .,..,. ..r ......-. ...'... ....''. l'6Oo
Suffolk and Grand sits. n u cor. two slX-stnry
. "wner: Samuel sass, architoet; cost ,..'.' 5000
I'd ay, 1913: improvement TO dwelling:
Moses Heidelback estate, owner; A
RcIrhlin, architect; cost. .,......,..... 1000
10th vt, 80 T.; six story stores and lofts; A.
t,ct; cost ''..'."' $4,000
l4tl At. 34-as. and 18th st, 33-iI. hNestory
louis Korn' architect, cost. ..,-'..,,..., o 1000
BIst st, ? W; improvement ~ DWELLING ,W
tcc,; cost. wv. 1000
Gath st. 40 Il. Improvement to dwelling:
l. Lewishuln. owner; Collins BuildingCn,
architect cost. ......... ....,., l,"m
Goth Il, 527.53I W; oue.story. stable; Ma.
guirc Bros, owners; A j McManuS. archl
Eject; cost ,,,..,,. ,,...,. .','',:'''.,', l+'pOo
18th ut and Riverside Drive; four iNestory
dwellings; Riverside Drive Building Go,
owner. Clarence True. architect; st 80. 10000
lOSth 1T, & H., 24j O lat NV, ouc-stnry FAC
tory; William Rankin, owner; & ) Clark,
architect; cost .,,,... ".,....- ,..,. 1000
18th Vt, n =. 200 q Pleasant aN3 factory;
standard Gas Co. owner; q i Woods.
architect cost o.. ''.',.''''.r' ''''. '''..s.' 7I'Vp
l2sth st aud LcnOX ay, y " cor. improve.
mant to tsnrment; Henry VI Denton.
owner, Henry Anderson, architect; cost 1000
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r. hlchard DudensinR. Jr,, attorney; J, W.
tnrna' Ieiereei amount due. $2.923: subject to
BY RICHARD V. HARNETT 4 co.
lexington avenue, No. 14O. northwest corner
ni Scnty.nint street, four-story brick build
ma lou 24.Shx3o; voluntary sale.
ny JAMES l.. WELLS.
c.oiin avenue, south side. 5O.4 feet east Of
TIv,nqIfioll place. or Washington avenue, 5OxiOO,
MWiiiiamSbridge: three-story frame dwelling;
NNhiilam > Turl vs.. Margaret Marshall ct az. :
Mics * johnson, attorneys; Robert Mazet, ref
sree$ AMOUNT due. S2,2lU; subject to taxes.
BY BRYAN l.. KENNELLY a 60.
,l4Ith street. Nos. SOl to SO5 East. near
brQok avenue. three four-story brick flats.
cacU lot 2oNlOO: voluntary sale.
,l"choS avenue, No. 3S5, near 10th street.
nvm.st3ry brownstono Hat. lot 25x75; volun-
Scvsnticth street. Nos. 334 and 33S, East.
nclr FIRST avenue, two four-story brownstonc
MUS each plot 2L6XlOO.5; voluntary sale.
BY HERBERT A. SHERMAN.
Ssventy-iifth street, No. 81 north side, 273
inet cast OF Avenue A. 25x103. II x25 .4xl0S.1 /,
nNt-StOfy BRICK tenement: Daniel j. and Julia
Vulnlan vs.. Matilda Jordan ct al; Alexander &
Green. attorneys: Francis p. Lowrey. referee ;
S0T2tH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-20
Auction Sales To-day.

$3.50 . o ''' 49, - We
Pearl street. Nos. 2s3 and $50. southwest
corner b"rkman street. 332xiOO sx32. ixIO0G.
ITg'gh'St"ry iron front stores and offices; Lily
rrSttl, ct a., George &. De witt. attorney:
55HStlrS u. rage, referee; amount due. $l4s,-
III T6isTtMy@. l Sf,D to 19x@s' K. Sf,5H2so,5 20, Govt,
S5ug' 10y feet west OF Tenth avenue. lOOx'SN.
T'DionS w., " 9,pTY brick siik factory buildings;
lu,cd trustee, ", G" az u NV {orN = SmoS,I-
%iHargaret Graham at a.; Miller, Perkham 4
m,A,i. attorneys: Augustus Van Wyck. referee:
SIT5ITTInt que E"'OT3 subject To taxes. Ne
sIhiry-:lytrh street, Nos 52G ana 59S. south
siy...t Er2 Irri west Of Tenth avenue, HQX'S.".
MR. frame, pudding; SAINT as trustee. &c, for
n, II, { Lyman vs.. John Van Dnlsrn
due & N4I"r htioihry- aud referees, amount
'T'T"hiS,t!mn - 7ihl"'t 70 taxes. &c, S2,221lU.
MI n.lIty5i'.i'L street. 52t, south side. 30 feet
sS%eE,' 81 Igath avenue, 2IXHSN,, six-story brick
FAX r,So, i4,'oTy: Katherine il. T.. Lyman Is. Mar
G""5; sA4gu,tus yan, Wyck, referees; amount
AMI E,n-tS' SgGg"rt 70 mortgage, $4,000,
eariiNE-"iShtn street, -. south side, 100 feet
s. '"IuuhuS avenue. lS.nNIUO5, four
Ina Wa 'A "'% iar e fr0's" ToI +; i. te%iS vs..
SS|l"Ss; ,t.,.Ear u. L"vcntritt. referee. amount
N'''S-''l"+; subject to taxes. Hr., S33SNJ.
- WILLIAM kENNEILY.
,%JIjlEh'E fourth street. No. 1874, on man No.
t M. ,nilh side, 81" ir"t west OF third ave.
nI., "!,' -li,'lt ~ bet west of Lexington ave
H. n', -,,!NIW12 rhrgo-,tory frame store and
ttyyul.l""n' MNliam II. Williams and another,
Lennon, .. H,""'II"JW%iiiit taMa;; IP"I; pfainot Anmn
ssIIii .G".ls" / Gouraud, referee; amount due.
,,'f'S'tr',, .]l an,G t, ,aXcs Aei $l+24G =. 80,
s st%, "9,t o.. SIXTH avenue. 23V!,s"i; i"%r-story
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FIRTH warts, rhoar" & Beaman. attorneys
sQb.it ',Nl!. rcl"rg"; lmount due, $1,000;
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