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Tie colored WORK IA Bggle berry
Book is an immense AID 20 berry grow
ers, 10 shows the leading her
r.es true 20 size, shape and color
They were hrst carefully painteo
by an experienced artist. aud then re.
produced by lithography at cost OF
over one thousand dollars Aside from
the color work there are scores OF re-
productions made directly from photo
graphs Of berries, 90 that the reader
may have an accurate idea OF them
See puhllshers' announcement In an
other colum. The price is so cents
free by nail; address the publisher
Wilmer Atkinson Co, philadelphia.
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mYrrs m'cAHuty


~ Aetor of Cnrasdy uaiss of t'trouI-
edged WeriI
Myles Mccarthy, an actor of comedy
roleh of acknowledged clcverncss, has
all the advantages OF youth aud intel
Iigence. and besides bring song
writer of fame be has the tod given
gift of o hnc singing voice, which
stand hlm in profitable stead while
appearing or Harney Flynn iu bis own
Irish csmuav drama, "nhar Hearts Of
Ireland. which viii oc presented a.
the McKeunon opera house Tuesday,
oct. CO.. No Irish comedian before The
public knows better how 90 impress
an audience as au actor as well as q
vocalist than This same Myles McChr
thy. Who, according % reports from
reliable sources. hiss lcapcd into prom.
incnce NTH a single bound and is de
Htined 90 achieve greatness beyond all
calculations By virtue of his wonder
ia magnetism and pleasing peg ON
nlity With "a subtle charm and easy
graceful style. Mr. Mccarthy com
maudn the respect and esteem Of his
ardionces and holds them spellbOund
with the rendering Of his beautiful
Irish ballads Dear Hearts ~ Ire
land should not fail 90 attract lovers
~ ret ned Irish plays, a. well as those
who go 90 the play house FOR an even
ing 81 solid Fan an delightful music.
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The townsite CON mission has refused
o plat the town Of Atoka according TO
thc lines established when the town
was frat laid out, saying that the ln.
terror department would never sp.
psovd sucn map. The map Of the
commission would run streets through
business blocks and cause much trouble
90 property owners. a committee OF
Atoka's citizens has petitioned Green
MoCurtain, principal chief of the
Choctaw, 90 int rc Sc ior the town al
Washington, 60 pTotent the cxer isc oi
what The committee calls the "unau
thnrizcd authority" of The tOwnsite
commission.
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Dennis Flynn went south today,
J W. HsmIin OF Kansas City is here.
J. } Abel Of Kansas City Is in Guth.
re
v = Hazlstt Is here from Kansas
City
W. p Danvers Is up from Oklahoma
City.
~. " Davis 81 Chicago is a, the
Royal
" q Mcdonald is here from 81.
Louis
IA. Young o. Kansas City is al the
Royal
Farmer John Mathews is spccial
pol ceman.
WI Hannah and J. l. Bates of
Bcstou are 81 the Royal
Henry NJ HALF and G. W Dunn ave
IN the city from Elgin, Kan
W A. Frasier Of the W. n. r Com
parry eft yesterday FOR Kansas City
Henry r. Asp. solicitor Tor the santa
Fe in oklahoma, returned yesterday
from Topeka.
Messrs Herton wctmore Of Boston
aud Ino a McAllister Of Rochester,
sang st the baptist church yesterday
Edgsr y Powers OF Norman. who
was The guest of mis- sister, Mrs u r.
Asp. last week returned home last
night
Secretary Jenkins today issued no.
tarial commission 30 the following.
Frats j Scheidcmantcl. Scheidel,
washita County q. b, pcrkins, Avoca,
Pouawatomie coanty aud J. q. Con rdi,
KinFhshcr.
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Neg,c Kerry hook, No al The
licsle hOoks Is All about berries. A
whltc encyclopedia % terry lore bail.
eG dose after the manner 81 Tarr
Juprubi. Tells ab NJ varieties about
plapt.ng gr0winE. mulchiug. cultivat.
irr. riekinG ana marktting it gives
prscheai pUuifrs from ib~ pens 0f
rnnrrt ~ caf,n D. rrv growers from
all pafts 20 ine copniry who have con.
tritutea tg l'H rH'hus. 20 has lO'orel
rvprctvntaitDte ~ rFry sue io ti.e
enu color iMHtt.ftffe portraits &C.
pre- tirb. tff.A 4nNu. aua thlFty-tre
"thcf lsut'ra't rs haudsoinely bound
,. "irs ls fN csuts. free
Pee 'rt ni.rsss no publishers. N.-
W'.f 'f.N uelrl Ia
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Myles Mccarthy assisted by com.
panv ~ uniform erccllence, will pre-
sent an Irish comedy drama 40 Mckcn.
ron opera house. Tuesday evening and
Judging from authenticated ports
che performance promiscs 90 be ons OF
exceptional Interest 10 more ways than
one. The play Ia question Is eatitled
Dear Hearts OF Ireland" and from
that IL can readily be understood 90
which class h rightfully belongs Mr.
Mccarthy, whilo in a measure uu-
known 90 the theatre patrons here
abuuts ie nevertheless familiar with all
who keep as 10 were mental record
~ prominent theatrical events, he
having scored heavily in other parts 81
the amusement world, az comedian
OF pronounced methods aud reason
able force, and as q vocalist OF spieu.
did attainments. lo possesses a voice
of rare sweetness and knows exactly
how go control 10 in q manrcr 90 com.
mand marked appreciation one thing
In Mr. ~ Carthy E favor Is HE disincli
na'iou 90 tverdraw the character
which seems 90 "a his peculiar style 10
a positive n.cety lie never descends
90 coarscnrsE, aud never allows him
self 90 overestimate his powers TO en
l. rtain. With such qualities aud a
really good play, together with clever
people 10 assist him, IL 20 small won
der he has hrmly established himself
a6 prime fagOrlte.
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We noticed that Knauss, TIE music
dealer is up 20 the standard. Z Tie has
one OF thc hncst pianOs in his stere
"e ever seen aud we believe every
one that sees it will agree with as
tie saye IL ls piano made especially
by tue w w kimball company Tor a
q Dennis the pianods ou exhibit a.
use store this week, safter which ~
viii he removed 10 the residence Of
Mr. Dennis
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----~---~-~--.~-~-~-~~-~
Carnival horns et Llhe's
DAILY Leader. cents a copy.
Try Troy Laundry Phone g.
vlcnna bakery IL neadquertcrs ior
Lowncy's chocolates aud bonbons
Hecker's native wine for family
use for sale AZ 2O7 South Second street
Make the carnival look as n 70 had
never raincd. Hunting Ia all colors al
Ramsay. u course. &c a yard
You can't do better than 90 buy your
drugs az Lilies drug store
Nature can only feed the name o.
life with the food eaten which iu di-
gcsted HERBtNE will reinvigoratc
weak stomhch, and so Improve 90.
gcstion as 20 insure the natural bloom
of health Price go cts. Sold by T. o.
Lille a Co srd Wheelar s. Sou.
See that elegant new stock Of bibles
at Lillie't, lust received.
Eyes that are weak should bc pro-
tected with tpcctacles properly fitted
Lille Will DO The work and guarantee
satisfaction
Cold night means warmer clothing
fishnelette sleeping suits and night
( gowns Tor men, women aud children,
a. Ramsays' Of course.
II you want native wine" call at
cid Heckcr's, 207 south Second street.
Hecker's native wine fot sale by
the quart or gallon az 207 South Second
street.
VIII have on sale Monday q com
pletc line OF up 20 date ladies' tailor
made suits 81 the Grand Leader.
Toys and toy books for the children
az Lille & Cos
Thousands Of the most stubborn and
| distrcssine cases 81 piles have been
cured by TABLEE'S BUCKEYE PILE
/ OINTMENT. Ia never fails 20 cure
/ Price. so cts. Ia bottles, tubes 20 cts
sold 10y d. y lille s. Co. and Wheeler
A. Son
Try Troy Laundry for hnc work.
Received today-a fresh assortment
of iowncy chocolates and bouhons
Vienna Bakery.
The Giant Oaks society o. doing a
good business.
/ Pat up fresh bunting. Get IL 81 Ran
says. ~ course. Red, yellow. blue and
American lag bunting, ic per ya'd.
II you want pure drugs, buy them
at Lilies.
You can pct any kind a 6sh or game
az the Joplin chop house, Open day
and night. lthT ENcuASoE.
Flags and paper Tor decorations AZ
Lille s. Cos.
Put up fresh bunting. Get g 81 Ram
says, of Cog4tc. Red yellow, blue hnc
American dag bunting Sc per yard,
The p,an Of the reserve fund 10 the
Giant Oaks is nct surpassed by any
For up 70 date 6ne stationery go TO
Liliios.
For AL fresh cuts or wounds, la
either the human $40 Jcct or m ani-
mails. as a 1rrssing BADLARD'e
SNOW LiNlNENI is excellent, while
Tor sores on " orhiuv horses, especially
10 slow 90 heal or suppurating, a.
healing qualities are uutGualcd Price
-s and fu uts. sold br o. Il. Lillic s.
Co and Wheeler & S1n
Hawke celebrated snectac'es are
sold only by y. A. Lille S Co.
Cold nights mean warner clothing
IFlarneiettc sleeping suits and night
gowns for met, women and children
al Ram msAys, OF course.
We serve the best mel ihants lunch
ia the city. Charley's other place,
TURF ENCHASGE.
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Instruetlon. Tor Farmsr..

rhe Agricultural aud Mechanics
College. at saltwater, will give durlne
the winter term a short course ia agri
culture and mechanics especially ~
ragged for mea who work on farms
aud are unable 10 spare the time for a
college course. This course Is plsnned
10 furnish instruct on la those subjects
which Will be OF the most practical
value Ia the every day work on the
farm The work will consist OF lee
tures in the fore noon and practical
woTk iu the shops and laboratories IN
tie afternoon The subjects include
diseases OF live stock farm water sup
ply, budding and grating. breeds OF
live stock, crops for OklAhomA, farm
machinery and lqu. .pment, farm dairy
Tag, Troublesome insects, farm accounts
laws affecting farmers. stock feeding
etc Practical instruction will be given
Ia carpentry, blacksmithing. the run
ning Of steam engines veterinary sur
gerry and horticulture.
The course begins January a., 1900.
and continues for ten weeks The total
expenses for board aud room. etc, will
not be more than $40, and many farm
ere and farmers boys should avail
themselves OF this opportunity 20 Keep
~ with Ihe Advarces that are being
mnde Ia the art Of farming
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Dear Hearts OF ireland, tlc play
Ia which the noted comedian aod
singer. Myles Mccarthy, viii appear
At mcKennon opera mouse Tuesday
night Is said 90 vary % a very great
extent from the conventional kind Of
Irish stage production, iuAsmugh A.
it contains many dramatic and com
sdy features so far removed from the
average Offering a. Co make 10 an ab
Sala,e!y agreeable relief. 70 contains
40 Inconsistencies aud is entirely free
from clap trap devices. aifording only
" bat 20 every fair minded audience
must be acceptable as q dramatic con.
position 81 force add effectiveness
The comedy element which has been
generously injec,f y Of that special
grade which convuises In laughter
" without jarring the snsccptibihties o..
Lbe most sensitive admirers 81 whole
sofae lrish plays Mr.. Mccarthy
osrefuiiy avoids resoriing 90 the bar
lesque. crotesquo or bufooE ideas
which 80 ireqnontlb detract or ruin an
ether wise lnlshed performance he
Ae aeres with Hrmuess 10 legitimate
wtthods and w.us applause by his
eaSy, Quiet. graeeial, natural acting
aRa uy the gadicious exercise of @ well
rog u'u'el baritone voice.
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1o,AL mri,Scr



Tuosdry is Halloween.
Much petty thieving IS reported
The flower parade promises 10 BE-
immense
The Joplin Midway will likely be
here tonight
There are eleven starters In the half
mile dash Wednesday
The 2.is pace will be one of the b II
races ever seen IN Oklahoma.
The oriental Midway lcft Saturday
night for san Antonio, Texas.
The rustling cigar man "a In The
city Who2 r g. Wulthall, selling
the celebrated Mexican
Mr.. ard Mrs. Joseph Hlrtch Save
furnished the rooms over the Grand
Leader and will make their home
there.
So far this season the Perkins cotton
gin has ginned over 300 bales OF co..
ton This be- the uc'ual number. no
guess work. .-perkins Journal.
Little Squaw. tho fastest year Did
I in thc word. will pace mile 60 beat
/ her record ~ 2.0g az the fair grounds
Wednesday afternoon.
The Fair store booth looks new and
frcsh today. The decorations were OF
the quality Of oil calico and the rain
OF last week had no effect whatever
on the beauties Of the booth.
In Justice Casslcr's court at Okla.
homa City, the case of Finley versus
/ Thurstou came up for hearing Friday
I Finley sued Thursior for sic. Th,
jury brodght In Judgment for Thurs,oI
Tor cents.
The officers and men of Company a
/ Oklahoma National Guards, wish {,
express 20 Adjl,snt Edgar w. Jonel
/ their thnnkt Tor their many fnvors re-
/ ccived from him and also Tor the bar
rel OF appies. cigars and other thingl
with which be supplied The company
/ during the encampmcnt The mel
are all solid for she a. jutant AMI agree
/ that hc is the right oihcer in the righ
I place.
Last saturday evening while Sir
and Mrs Frank Gebke were RETURNING
home from stroud the buggy poll
came down and frightened The team
causing q runawa Both parties wcrl
violently thrown Co She ground break
ing Mr. Gebke's collar bone. The nc
cidcnt occurred near Old stroud an,
Mr. Gobkc was taken 90 fhe residence
of Dr Mibv, where the bone was set
Mrs. Gcbkc was NOT injured -Strou,
/ Messenger
O Ia fashions % dress smty bo revive,
but no old fashioned medicine can r
place Chamberlain Collie. Cholera an,
/ D.afrhoca Remedy. For sale by o.
druuuiste
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HOBART
l. Seriously lll and Family is
Greatly Alarmed.
serIpps MeRae Lengu.

scripps McRao League
Patterson N.J.Oct. a0- The condition
OF Vice President uobsrt. who has
been ili several weeks, took serious
turn last .ght He is in a very weak
condition aud family aud friends much
alarmed.
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Havana, oct. Heavy weather
continues Several frame houses in
the suburbs are wrecked. Many opIe
have been iujuroo by falling buildings.
4 "a the vessels in the harbor have made
preparations 90 ride out the storm
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ipps-hcltac League,
Washington. Oct 30-The funeral
OF "en Guy v. Henry took place from
~. Johns church today. The remains
were escorted by the military To Ar
llugton, where the iutermcnt was
held Many leading military end uava.
officers we're present
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IOUE MINISTER

Should use Bunsen's Fine Tar Cough
Honey II makes the voice clear and
musical, cures all throat trou tiles. pre-
vents pneumonia and consumption.
For sale by J. n. Wallace.
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There was much con plant among
the young men who went from here 90
Guthrie, OF the character and effects
Of the water of that town. Several
cases OF sickness are attributed 10 that
caqse --Oklahomn City Oklnhoman
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For sale-Two horses Erouire Al
the Leader office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-30

Tor heckers Native" call al frst
door north OF Empire Bakery South
second street.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-30

See those carnival horne nt Lille &
Cos.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-30

Miss jamie Hagar teacher % piano
aud organ, i2a n Broad
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Grasp All md Jose aN Naur afD 0u
intent on frafaug ali that mos Ie tneif
health NundH rAItauafi.a nAt lrIpru
many i busincfs man 0i lhc road b. H.. ll.s
~ making au6 keeping him healthy
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a. .o0a'' PMS a'' r'a"e yet 'a''"'e
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O I'd fashions u dress mty bo revived
bat no old fashioned mcdicii q can rp
place Cham mberlain's Collie. Cholera and
U.afrhoca Remedy. For sale by al
druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-03
foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. {


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County of
- New York:-Heene Brissnt. Plaintiff. against Joel
Rinaido Defendant.
In pursuance OF Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale
duly made and entered In the above entitled action
ing date the Eth day Of March. 1892 the undersigned
the Referee In said Judgment named will Public
Auction at the Exchange Sales Rooms located at
Il New York, the eighteenth Of April 1892 at ~
o'clock noon, on that day by Adrian II. Muller & SON
Auctioneers.
All the tight title and interest which the defendant
Joel Rinaldo had on the 9Th day OF December 1897 in
the following described pTemiscs:--
All those two certain lots pieces or parcels Of land
ough Of Manhattan and which taken together
ed and described follows BEGINNING at a point on
the Northerly side Of 3aid ST. distant 1870 81 inches
Easeiy from the norheaserly 3rd Avenue and
S3rd Street and running thence Eastey along North
side Of 33rd 40 feet ga inches thence north
and parallel with 3rd Avenue 107 and four
less to land heretofore conveyed John Fsh
thence Westerly along said land to John Fsh
40 feet "a inches TO point distant about 1O1 feet 81
inches from the place Of beginning line a right
the northery side Street and thence
southerly and parallel with 3d inches
less the point place OF beginning being
premises known Nos 2O7 and 33rd street IN
the City Of New York. be the said severa! dimension
less
Dated: New York. March 23rd. 1899
5 Villas BECKN1TII Referee
H. A. WEI Attorney for Plaintiff. 800 Broadway Ror-
ough of Manhattan New York Civ ~ ~
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STORAGE NOTICES.

z1n1n>%N%]N~~~ ~>~~NN~ON~>>~|N~|~
TO ADELAIDE TROBR1DGE, Florence
Davis Mrs J. r.. Brics. NJ. r.. b.ll e'
NJ ovens. J. williams. Mrs. lily. X Kan
rev Mrs y +. Worthington. II. prentice.
Mary J. Peace. a. Fuller Annie rooney
and J. NJ Brown Pursuan, 20 law you al y
hereby Individually required 10 pay nv
charges due for storage. e.. upon Ger IAN
goods ana ohatiels now In cur care N Fo.'
resnecti,e names on or before April J.:
1899 In default Of such payment the sac sac
goods and chdttels VIII be sold 10 pay nc
zane on April H. 1899. a. 10. 5oi Nts'
31th-st. commencing At 1880 o CLOCK r. III
WI. NJ HOWLETT. successor 10
p Pagan Son.
To ADELAIDE TRCBRIDGE. Florence
pavfs Nrs j. r. Brice NJ + Boyle.
NJ owens J Williams Mrs. Hy. X Ran
nev. Mrs Y. f.. Worhington. VI. FreItlce'
NARY 7 Peace, a Fuller. Annie Rooney
! NJ Brown. Thos. Gerriiy Hsryey l.ng
WIN. Derricks. Mrs Parsons, Editn MAJ
lin T.. q. Asiin. Miss 4. Cook Jessie an
6err.n lonely. J. :. Pound Nm
PAWS. Maggie Hordge, Jas Jimlson' n
Siron Mgs jar. Thomas. LIZZIE irwin.
c.has, Servifs H. II. Bishop. Masgle WIZ
iafaa. Mrs g. Il. Johnson, Geo. Green.
Minnie Tinsley, KITTY Lindsey, Leon
smith Mrs. ! F. Harry. steve Brighton
are hereby Individually required 10 pay
tho charges due for storage &C.. upon Ger
,stn goods and chauels now In our care
in your respective names on or hfioIe
April / 1899 in default ~ fuch lA' hent
the said goods and chaitels viii De tolh
~ pay tho same on April II. lh'h. az 10,
1907 Wcst 37th-st.. commencing AT 1913"
WM' NJ. HowI.ETT Successor to
= Pagan & son.
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Premises Known as
Nos. POI & 200 East 33rd Street.

33rd Street
The above described premises Will sold subject
following and accrued interest thereon
- mortgage on the premises known No 207 East
S3rd Street for Seventeen thousand FIVE hundred l500
dollars.
= mortgage on the premises known No. 200 East
3rd street for Seventeen thousand I'VE hundred Sl500
dollars.
3. A blanket mortgage four lots, OF which
se the above described premises for Twenty thousand
one hundred and two and 40 l00ths $50 1872 f dollars
The approximate amount OF the mechanics lien TO
satisfy which the above described Is 10 be sold
is Eichtyone dollars with thereon from 1th
dsv Of Marh 1899 together with costs and allowances
amounting 70 One hundred and foryseven and 45-lOD
dollars with interest from March eth 1922 together with
the expenses OF the sale The approximate amount Of
taV"s, other liens thousand four
hundred and sevepty-four Is 100 dollars
Dated: New YORK March 23rd 1899.
=. Villas BFCKWITH, Referee
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Dated March els. ls9v. , - ,,r.errn
Referee.
JOHN G. GTLICK.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
1872 Nassau street.
Borough OF Manhattan,
New York city. y. \. 49, ......d
~ charges or liens TOT uIPaI,
taxes assessments other liens on the anoSe % ~
rrerses which are he allowed 10 the purchaser out VI
he nur,hare money or which are to be pald oy 'n'
Ieferec is one hundred twenty and Go-loo Dollars.
Dated March 2lst 1899. -,,o,,., - 4.r-srrD
Referee.
JOHN e. GUI.fCK.
Attorney for Plantin,
1872 Nassau street
Borough OF Manhattan
New York city, y. Y
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NEW YORK. SUPREME COURT. COTNT'

Of New ork.--Yette Kazenberg and Henry Kat
zenberg plaintiffs against Isabella r. Randall indiidu-
ally and sole acting ExecutrX and Trustee under the
last VIII and Emma Appel. formerly Emma
Rinaldo and others. defendants
In pursuance Of judgment Of foreclosure and sale.
duly made and entered in the above entitled action bear
ing date the Let Of April 1895 J. the undersigned.
the referee said judgment named. VIII sell AT public
auction at the NewYork Real Estate Sslesrooms No:
Ill Broadway. In the City Of New York. Borough of
Manhattan. on the Path day Of April 1882 at Il
tioneer the premises directed by said judgment to be
sold and therein described follows
ALL those certain lots OF land with the buildings end
improvements thereon erected situate In the Nineteenth
Ward o the city Of New York and bounded and described
follows
BEGlNN1NG at point the Northery side Of Sever
ysixih hundred and five feet Eastery
from the Northeastery corner Of Sevenysxth street
and the Fourth Avenue. running thence Northerly and
parallel with the Fourth Avenue one hundred and two
zee, and two inches to middle block thence
oastery along middle line Of the block forty feet
and thence Southerly again parallel with Fourth Avenue
part through party wall one hundred an
two fee and the Northery side Of Seventy
sixth Westerly along the Northerly side
81 Street forty feet 70 the point or place
OF beginning said premises are known as Numbers 100
and III East Seventy-sxth Street, and lie In Section
FIVE. 1911. the Land Map OF the city OF New
York.
Dated New York. April |. jscH
NATHANIEL A. EISBERG. Referee
MOSES GOODMAN
Attorney for plaintiffs.
500 Broadway Borough Of Manhattan, New York
City
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10Th Street

The above described premises will he sold subject 10
nr mortgages acgreRang $4,000 and accrued interest
thereon December 1895 at the rate Of hVe per
per annum. IL, 80 49,.
upon tho properly satisfy which the SAID sal Is
Sc with interest thereon from
March 30 1895. together with costs and allowance
amounting s2765 The approximate amount of me
taxes and water rates 10 IL aoW"d 10 NE
purchaser Of the purchase money or PAID by the rel
cree is 500 800
Dated Kew York. April I. 1899 - -
NATHANIEL A ELSBERG. Referee.