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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-28
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

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a., ,bo rnah,,1 tva,,i a." osnv, u,,, soV' ~
n,,s ~ ',aro niand ,,'a, ,,,,ht w ''o
''y "'na n'"'u ''s' n'sn"
,,in" "y hnssin Dni,s sa 'enpv,an.s ,,e,
u,,'on ,nn ,,,,o q, nos su. s hes'ns .1s ~
1y Th,rt a,1aa, ~ ~ % ns,.nmae "S' 'i@ 'ou'''
,''o "oV"
W. r. lsiihieirO ~ again IN the CITY
ne Is conheoed WIN tne lahd depart.
iilent OF the santa re faeiilc, ana WAS ~
'an'" reoh ianu n'"''e's .ne par "eeh'
" ~ Nation, eultOr OF the hat0n ia
ze'te, came 10 IRON the nOrth last night.
ne was pleasant caller NJ this once
.nis aiterhOOn' Mr. Eaton Will return u
RATION 'h's evening
Hon. Pedro Perea, delegate to congress.
came down 10 the city from Santa Fe
last hight, ana remained nntii the next
,fain, seVetsi houfs aitetwafu, wheh ne
Iett for MS nome at berhaiilio.
j. W. Walton. who has resided In this
city for the past year, will leave TO- night
for California lie will visit the coast
resorts and enjoy the salt water bathing.
lot when he has great liking
Mrs. l.. Il. Miller, the estimsble wife OF
Conductor Miller In charge OF the Santa
Ne Pacific work train, mas bean on the
sick list as consequence Of the hot
weather the past week. She Is up and
around now.
Hon. Manuel r. Otero. register OF the
United states land office at santa Ne,
came In from the territorial capital last
night and WAS pleasant caller at this
office this morning. lie n here on busi-
ness and will probably remain for a few
days.
Mrs. Fred. Weston has purchased the
good will and contents OF the rooming
house at 2l3 west Railroad avenue aud
will take possession OF the premises at
once. She will conduct first-class
place and solicits the patronage OF the
public.
James Gibson. the official line repairer
for tina postaI Telegranh comn.ny Ieft
for the west on freight train this
morning. Wire No. 3 IL in bad condition
from this city AZ far west AZ Gallup. but
II will soon be- all right, for Gibson knows
how to lx lines.
Nra VIII MaIIatta xvifa NJ tho ch,af
clerk at the clothing store Of Mandeli n
lirunsfeld. at noon TO-DAY nressnted her
husband with a bonncinv bnby boy. Re.
ports from the MaIIetts househoid this
afternoon give the Information that
mother and child are doing we'll.
H.U. Mudge. general snperintendent
and 4 X. Hurley diyision snnerintend.
ant. both prominent officials of the santa
Ma railway. were hare lsst NIGHT Gaming
i'm from t6e north ana retnrning I'm thar
nriyate coached attached In a north.
bound passenger train this morning.
Tbey are on a tonr of inspection.
Lett r,.,o, ~, ..ao,,o, A,
d,aa "T" TrnijiIn Hi' in 1V ~, ynnpa he.a iaa,
- ,,,ss h,annh, nash ,rau, paIan ias,
nigSi % HS nenn,y % trn;,sS % % STATES MA Ma,sSsl
sherida1 Tbia mornina sbs was hrnn@ht
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-28
PANIC STRICKEN.
Death Of President Of Santo Do
minso May Cause Revolution.
Peace Congress Closing up the Busi-
ness Of the Meeting.
Brickmakers' Strike In Chicago Likely 10
Cause q General Strike.
FOUR NEGROES HANGED AT BALTIMORE.

Cape Haytien. July 2S,-The funeral OF
President Heuresux took place at 3
O'Clock last evening In Santiago las
Cabeller0s. The population was panic
stricken, but there was no disorder. A
report has been received here that the
adyersaries OF the government attacked
Moca last night.
The news OF the death OF the president
was hardly credited by the people gener-
ally until last evening, when undoubted
confirmation WAS received. There was
great rejoicing among the Dominican
exiles, many OF whom live around Cape
Hsytien. Those exiles who were driven
out Of their country by Heuresux are
preparing to arm and enter santo
Domingo, where they expect their chief.
Don Juan lsidof Jiminez, to Join them.
The Dominican government is making
preparations on a large scale to maintain
itself.
HISTORY OF THE ASSASSIN.
New York. July 2S.-The Times says:
Ramon Caceres. the murderer OF Presi-
dent Heareaux, OF Santo Domingo, IL
about % years Of age and connected
with one OF the richest families in the
republic. He Is graduate OF the Rsns.
selaer Polytechnic Institute. OF Troy n.
Y. While residing In Troy he married
Lillie,the wealthy adopted daughter OF
the late MIR and Mrs. j. S Hakes. Ca.
ceres converted his wife's property into
cash. He often said that as so0n m op-
portunity olf red no would go to santo
Domingo and insugurate u revelation.
He started on his mission a few weeks
ago, leaving Mrs. Caceres here. Friends
OF Cateres are confident that he took pre-.
cautions TO insure his escape.
TO PROTECT AMERICANS,
Washington, July % A naval vessel
IL TO be sent Immediately to Santo DO.
mingo on request Of Secretary Hay. The
Machias now ut San Juan, Porto Rico,
only u days run from S,ntO Domingo,
will proceed to that island. This IL a
measure OF precaUtion rather than of
necessity at present, for Minister Powell
has not suggested any such action.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-28
PATRIOTIC PRINrERs
SITUATION AT SAMOA.
Island I'm Disturbed Condition aud
Everybody Dissatisfied

Island I'm Disturbed Condition and
Everybody Dissatisfied
San francisco. July 2S.-The steam.
ship Moana has arrived from Samoa and
Honolulu. At Samoa the conditions are
In very disturbed state and great dis.
satisfac 'on is manifested on all sides.
Thete mas been several fights among the
natives and more are likely TO occur.
Chief Justice Chambers was a passenger
on the Moans. He left Samoa because
the high commission would not gusran.
tee that the DEGREES Of the court would
be enforced.
The volcanic eruption on the island OF
Hawaii Ia still in full blast and seems 10
be increasing In violence. The entire
island IL covered with dense cloud OF
smoke which extends hundreds OF miles
out TO sea
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-28

Washington. July 2S.-The war depart
ment has received the following from
General Brooke at Havana regarding the
yellow fever situation: General Wood
reports on the 2Gth that no more cases
are reported among the troops or gov
ernment employees. The sanitary condi
tons are excellent. Intensely hot
weather. think 1t safe to consider the
present epidemic over.
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tance this morning. Ray Sulzer was
the driver, and he made heroic effort to
grab the lines or mount the seat, while
The animal was tearing along Railroad
avenue. but failed. At the store, how.
ever, Ben. Hellweg rushed in front OF the
frightened horse, and forced the animal
10 the sidewalk, the wagon striking q
telephone pole and the force compelled
the horse To come to halt. No damage.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-28
shoe Representative skip. Out

Geo C. Gainsley Il Co, the Second
street shoe dealers, are mourning the
sudden departure OF their shoe repre-
sentative at Bland, who is a young man
we'll known In this city. II Ia under
stood that no left Bland on the 22nd, sf-
ter collecting about $50 on orders which
he had sent to the store here and which
have already been filled.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-28

We have always maintained that the
only the purchaser OF pair OF shoes con-
siders IL what they cost MIN. II makes
no difference whether those 81 90 shoes
In our window cost us 81 10 or s3 90, the
values are there. See them. Simon
Stern, the Railroad avenue clOthier.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-28
Chicago stock Market.

Chicago. July -. - Cattle Receipts,
1000 head. Market, steady.
Beeves, $4.50a5,75; cows and heifers.
t200G50O, stockers and feeders, $40 0
al 80; Texas steers. tiO06525.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head. Market
strong.
Sheep, 81 50951O: lambs. a. 25dG 50.
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A sale That Sells

We have placed on sale several hundred
pair OF mems shoes TO close at $50 and
$3.50 n pair. The latter include lot OF
Hanan's shoes, which are snaps. Our
show window tells the rest. Simon
Stern, the Railroad avenue clothier.
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Death OF Army surgeon

Washington. July 2S.-Sufgeon Gen
eral Sternberg has received the follow
ing froUi Major O'Reilly, at Havana:
"Acting Assistant Surgeon John V
Hamilton died at Hatanzts on the 2Gth
OF uremia chronic nephritis."
Surgeon Hamilton was appointed from
Durant, Miss, and has been in service
one wear.
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At the Jana Grocery Co.

At the Jana Grocery Co.
JUST RECEIVED,
Boiled ham, 25c.
Ham sausage, l6c.
Smoked knglish cuts, l0c.
German American l. tongue, 35c.
German-American pot chicken. 2Oc.
derman- American pot ham, l5c.
Heinz Jelly in glass, l5c.
Heinz mustard in bottles, loo.
Heinz pickles in bottles, 35c.
Heinz preserves. large bottle, zoe.
Campbells' jams, large bottle, 80.
Gold Medal sardines, Zoe.
POsten Cereal. half pound, l5c,
Posten Cereal, 20 OF, 25c.
Grape nuts, l5c.
Pllshury bitOs. for 35c.
Compressed rolled oats, poe; try a can
Il Is delicious.
Fresh fruits and vegetable every morn
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-28

Washington, July 2s.-The Dewey
home fund committee has issued an ap-
peal for additional contributions. The
fund will be closed before the arrival Of
Dewey in September. The amount now
in sight Ia only t2i 700.
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Hama. uitr Marhr,.

Kansas City, July 2s. - Cattle 80 Re.
ceipts, 3.400. Market, steady.
Native steers. t450Q565: Texas
steers. t3.30Gi95; Texas cows. $4,000
$40; native cows and heifers, s20O@
$40; stockers and feeders, t3.25a5O0;
bulls, t260a45O.
Sheep--Receipts 5000 head. Market,
firm.
Lambs, % 5Og6OO; muttons, 90 4O@
1876,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-28
Cleveland Peaceful

Cleveland. July 2s.-Nearly forty.eight
hours has elapsed since any riotous dem
onstration has occurred In connection
with the street car strike. The authoIi-
ties are greatly encouraged over the stu
alton.
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SArutDA v.
No Duh season for Us!

July and August are usually dull
months and would be 40 with us, II we
did not tempt the trade with such goods
~ our so suits and Hsnan shoes AZ
$3.50 See them. II will do you good.
Simon Stern, the Railroad avenue clothier.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-28

all yard TO day. the first three Tor Grim
inslly ssssulting Annie Bailey. colored.
aged 13, and Bryan murdered Henry
Peck, colored, with whom he had lived.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-28
HIlt E,Irn InNn.tmant.

We sell the very finest creamery butter
iOr 23c per pound, Other stores charge
2jc per pound, Other butter may be AZ
good a. ours. but there is none better
Two cents may not appear TO amount to
much. and yet II represents 3 saving Of 5
cents on the dollar. The capitalist whose
money nets him per cent IL in big luck
and has good reason to consider his in
yestments gilt edge" on many items
Wa can save you rs much ~ 20 per cent
THk MAZE.
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The beat place In town to buy house
furnishing goods. whitney Company.
Smoke the Affidavit cigar; 10 cents
two for % cents.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-28

The single delivery horse of ClOuthier
a McRae, the Railroad avenue grOcsrs,
made d pretty runaway Tor u short dis
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-28

New York, July 2S.-money on call,
nominally at 31Sg4 per cent Prime
mercantile paper, 3Isa4ls per cent.
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Hon. Neill b. Field Ia minus first
class riding and driving horse. In bring
ing the stock overland to this city from
the upper Rio Pecos country the horse
took sick at San Pedro and died.
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A Runaway.

Nothing but the best at
Ruppe's soda fountain.
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chicago Grain M.rh.,.

Chicago. July 2S -Wheat-July. 7O5ac;
September. 7l8c.
Corn - July. 32ssc; September,
323sc.
Osts-July, 24c; September. 1870
lg56c.
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'""' N'E'''H hHhS'hs
Baltimore, Md July 2s.-Four negroes,
Cornelius Gardner, John Myers, Charles
and Joseph Bryan, were hanged In the
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THIRTY RECRUITS.
Enlistment Of Volunteers for Ser.
ViCein The Philippine War.
Troops Have Stopped 0utrages In the
City Of Cleveland.
island OF Hawaii Hnveloped In Smoke
From Volcanic Eruption.
SAMOA IN A DISTURBED CONDITION.

Enlistment for the Thirty fourth Vol
untHer infantry goes on steadily nj the
local office. Several applicants put
down their namea to-day. Some Albu.
quNrQue boys anxious 10 see tho world
are willing 20 eat U0cle Sans rations
aud wear the uniform Of the great 70.
puhlic. and they will bs given n chance.
Lieu. Max Luna will return tonight
AMI he will no doubt hasten matters con-
slderably 10 accumulate his quota. Re.
1or's from Fort Logan state that the
Tn fourth Is filling up rapidly, a. are
all q the new regiments all over the
cou iry.
v l.. Brodle and p. VI. Coles, two OF
thsSecsuits, will be sent to Fort Logan
this evening. The other recruits will
undnphtedly get away for Fort Logan 10.
morrow night. and W. C. Simpson has
promised to write an occasional letter to
THE CITIZEN giving all the news about
camp life and lighting the Filipinos.
PATRIOTIC PRINTERS.
Fonr printers from this office enlisted
In the skirmish against Spain. and
helped whip that decripit country to q
finish In Cuba. This week Gve printers
from TBE CITIZEN composing room have
enlisted for service in the Philippines.
The latter are Walter GAlbreith. Charles
Brauctt, Coral Roberta. W. c. Simpson
and Harry Meyers, II. In their charges
on the Filipino trenches. they rush az
they de- TO the hook for "phat" takes,
Roosevelt and his men will have been
put In the shade.
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+. II. Kent and Charles BOnsall, two
well.known citizens OF Albuquerque. are
now in the Jemez mountains, where they
will remain fishing and hunting for sew
ersl weeks.
Charles Wagg, who for the past year
has been running an engine on the Pc
COS Valley road, IL In the city on visit
to his family. He drove overland.
Ladies' white hemstitched, colored bor-
dor. and white fancy handkerchieis; take
your choice at six for % cents. Rosen-
wald Bros.
Don't be wOozy-go get yourself one Of
those mems linen suits-Only 1926 at
llfeld's.
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Four Negroes Hanged,

aAierl Nah Aesns
New York, July ~. - Silver. 6O4c;
lsad. tI.3j.
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The senior big gun of the wholesale
grocery house OF Gross. Blackwell Il Co.,
Jacob Gross, from st Louis, Mo-. accom-
panied by A. NJ. Blackwell and II. W.
Kelly. two other members OF the firm,
are in the territorial metropolis to-day,
coming in from Las Vegas last night
They are looking over the receipts and
disbursements OF their Albuquerque
house. under the management OF q. r.
Waugh. which they find In excellent con
dition and satisfactory In every detail
The visitors will return ~ Las Vegas to-
night.
Several merchants OF the city are now
arranging designs for their displays dur
ing fair week, and the things. which
they purchased a few years ago for such
events and laid aside, are being taken
out, busted and polished up for some
great displays during carnival week
Some merchants are also figuring with
we'll known eastern designers 10 come
here and help them to prepare something
nice for the big parade.
H.. W. Kelly, the junior member OF the
wholesale grocery hrm OF Gross, Black
well n Co., IL in the city from Las Vegas.
He ~ enthusiastic over the many new
events to be inaugnrated by the Terrific
rial fair in this city the coming Septem.
ber, and statas positively that Las Vegas
will send "A tremendous crowd 10 the fair
Prot h. A. Allen and wife, and Mrs
SeldOmridge, who attended the National
Educational association convention at
Los Angeles, returned to the city last
night, and on the arrival OF the train
from the west were Immediately driven
TO their headquarters and home at the
government Indian school,
DR., c. Il, Lukens, the government ply.
sician at the Laguna pueblo, is In the
city. On yesterday. Fred Nohn, one OF
the freight conductors on the Santa Fe
Pacific. had one OF his fingers badly
bruised between the bumpers OF two ears
and the doctor had to sew the wound up
Acting Marshal Martinez has received
information that City Marshal McNlillin
who has been back On visit TO Usage
city, Kan, will return this evening.
Mrs. X. H. Graenleaf left last night for
Spokane, Wash, to visit her son, Victor
Greenleaf, during the remainder OF the
summer,
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Ot,pRrNE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- yoRK-Anna b Ray, PLAINTIFF against FRANK Is
ADAM. Je,ne g. Adams his VIE. The Paterson GENERA
tfsn,,l ,.soclaton the Paterson Orphan Asylum Asso
i,inn THE old Isdies Home Of Paterson, pefenesr,s
~ ~ Judgment u foreclosure and SAFE fuy
entered in the above entitled action bearing
"s,a DIST dsy OF March. 1899 T. the undsrsignsd ne
gn,sr.s IN ss,o Judgment named. will sell public ane.
Ion q, the New York Real Estate salesroom No III
tnrosdwsv In me borough y Manhattan tiy ~ NeN
yopk on the 2sh day ~ April 1899 At y o'clock NON
=, ,h. dsv by Peter r Meyer Auctoneer the premises
directed by sid Judgment to he sold and therein Dc
All that certain tot piece Or parcel o. land s,ss
"a Senl In the iqi Wari the tfy N New YORK. ana
49,. raScularly bounded and described follo~s:
pTcfSSING AZ a point the southerly line or side o.
r.. sis street distant hundred and six feet and
80 ,che. east Of eastery side Or line OF first
.,.om. and running thence southery and parallel WITH
"a syerus one hundred and two feet and two Inches;
sarcs .as,sry and parallel with said street twenty I'VE
northerly again parallel with said avenue
80, q, IN. distance through party wall, one hun
IA o feet aud inches 20 the souiherly line %
s Stat street thence westerly along the sontnerly
80 90 line Of East sist street twenty-five feet 70 ne
LIN, or place Il beginning Being The premises Known
pSo aio Fast street and which lies IN secuo"
3 \, Block 1890 on the land Map 81 said city
hated New yofk March s0th, ls99 or,., 49,.
o]"''' Attorney sor PLAINTIFF.
AZ Wall street. New-york city.
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r,,,rsl Pacific First Mortgage Bonds, Series A.
Be-, D. E, r. 6, II and !.
IN the Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit
Issued mdey Bon7holdfrS agreement
ddftd august IA. 1897:

p,.psn, - the requirement o., the AFOREMENTIONED
r,,aholder. Agreement holders Of above Certcaes VI
r.,ost are hereby notified that Plan OF ReadJusuhe
,.a February s 1899 has been formulated. and that
a.. undersigned as Deposaries under said Agreement
=, August a. 1897 have adopted and approved such Plan
. a,,h,rize5 in said Agreement Copies Of said fian
:, p,sdu.tment have been lodged at the offices OF
,As undersigned IN the City az New YORK ana AZ 'he
Hs Of Speyer Brothers In th@ City OF London; OF tah
S,, E,ll.sen in the City Of Frankfort on the Main
=, Teyeira De Mstos Brothers in the CITY Of Amster
6sn, and Of the Deutsche Bank in the City OF Berlin
a., ,,snsction by holders OF Certificates OF Deposit.
A. provided in said Agreement Of August Il. 1897 any
certificate holder not asserting 20 such Pan may at
an, time before April % 1899 withdraw the bonds repre-
ssned by such certificates upon surrender OF MS Ger
,hcsps all certificate holders who shall not within
,a time withdraw their bonds shall be deemed TO have
....,,sd TO such Plan and TO the Readjusmsnt Agree
r.n dated February S 1899 and shall be bound there
b. without further notice. and the Depositares
h thereupon use bonds OF such certificate holders
Ger the purpose Of carrying such plan and shall de-
rosit such bonds hereunder.
THE EXISTING CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT
ABOVE MENTIONED WILL ENTITLE ASSERTING
HOLDERS TO NEW SECURITIES. AS PROVIDED IN
TIE PLAN OF READJUsTMENT. IN EXCHANGE
FOR THEIR PRESENT BONDS. AS AND WHEN
svCH NEW SECURITIES ARE ISSUED. WITHOUT
OTHER CERTIFICATE ISSUED BY THE READJUsT-
NENT MANAGERS.
IN ORDER TO ACCELERATE THE CARRY
ING OFT OF THIS PLAN. HOLDERS OF THE
EXISTING CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT
ABOVE MENTIONED SHOULD PRESENT
THEIR CERTIFICATES PROMPTLY AT THE
OFFICES OF THE UNDERSIGNED OR ANY OF
THE REIMBURSEMENT MANAGERS TO BE
STAMPED AS ASSERTING TO THE PLAN OF
ESTABLISHMENT. ANY HOLDER DESIRING
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foreclosure Sales.
CTPREME COURT. New York County.-Mary

cUPRENlE COURT. New York County.-Mary
- A. Keim plaintiff. against John b. Frank heim and
M nnrsiance on an nterocutory judgment Of part
duly made in the above .gte "a aly
ress in tho ofce Of the clerk q County o. New
York 10Th Of March 1899 the ~ n,bI.
auction a, the New York Real Estate salesrooms No
I'm nrsSvev in the Borough of Manhattan; CITY Of
New YORK. on wednesday i2h day o. April lses a.
~ O'Clock noon on that day by mares Ia "a de-
scribed in said judgment follows, 80. ,,,nrov.
Certain property, with the sp Sans ana I'm hs ty
county and New York; which said real properly
" sFGNSING at point on Nor'hery side Ss SYN
street distant one handr-t and ss' Avenue and
SKIN street ana running Northwsrdly ard pssa
s s.r WIN r Aysp%e an parae With sixth Tv.n
nye 90 feet theme soIn"stoy md A ten 10, inches
,he said northery side OF sixth street thence Wss'
VA .rd G fos the e N he pen, , or pas Of
premises being known IS ana ny me rh. or ease
d premises and IN. CIV 81 New ' SS and @
particularly designated and described IN eepan ~ IN.
Eoa Of Education c e New YORK 1 rsay. TO
:aa" ' 10 by RE MANI sn. 6a tt: S s8s
sixth street Avenues and for School p.br s
Poss s Clerks Se 6ce ' SsT YORK cy eonhs
by an order Of the supreme ocs January sis 1895
Dated March - i''O PRATT A. BROWN. Retere.
KELLOGG & sr.ossoN:
Atorneys Plaintiff.
Is Cedar street. -, o.. ~ y
Borough Of Manhat'an. New York city. ~ T.
JAMES BIIGER. Esq,
Guardian al Item
Peekman Street
borough q Manhattan. New York CITY. " T.
NIXON. Esq.
Attorney Def. Rudolf Welse.
:. Deekman stree. -, ga. ~ "
FRED prEFFFNBArH. Jr.. trQ. , A..
Attorney fer Dsfts John d. Frank keim' ana An
toiretts keim.
zoe Broadway -, 1,,. ~ "
Borough Of Manhattan New York CITY, ~ T.
A. HENRY MOSLE. Esq. ~,
Attorney for Dfi German Savings BANK
20 Broad street. . ,,,. =,
Borough OF Manhattan. New York city. n y;
The following Is a diagram OF the above deseIinen
premises to ha sold which are known y me Surs'
Humber 500 East 9Th street Borough OF sisnhA'A"'
CITY 81 Nsw York.
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Findlay NOW l6Oth) street.

IN. ,nprox;mste OF the Hen or charge t. SATISFY
which The above described property is u be sod 10
thereon from the seventeenth day
of March 1899 together with costs and alloHsne.
.. ,,1,t,ng 10 s,o0 80 Interest from Msrch 2lst
,soa together with ,he ~ the sale The APP
,roximate amount Of assessments or oh.r nenS
the purchaser out ~ me pur-
b.se money or paid by Referee Is SIS and interest
La oreni.es are sold subject 20 prior mortgages on
s,s ,t.,e was due on March is 1909 for principal and
,..,s.t the sum OF sl2O16 20 and Interest on lIco
he,sf from March .s 1899 al the rate OK SIX per cent
per annuu. -. 49,. ,eoo
Da'e'' w" ~ WILLIAM y. COHEN. Referee