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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31
m BISHOP BECKER'S MEMORY.
GLENN REQUIEM HIGH MASS SAID
At BALTIMORE.

Cathedral Was Crowded, Many of
rbo.e Present Having known the
ui.bop in Life-CardinaI Gibbons
pontiiicated-Many Well known
ui.bop> Attended-SermOnD Deliver
cd h, Bishop Foley, Who Was His
CIassmate.
r,.r,frore. Md, Aug. S0.-The solemn re-
..,t.r, nigh mass for the repose of the
s,,I NJ Bishop Becker of Savannah was
-.,., -.tsi at the Cathedral this morning
The cathedral was crowded. Many of
.t,.s present had known the dead bishop
,.--5rsIly. as he was for some time sta
t-rsl as a priest in this archdiocese.
rltafalque was erected in the middle
aisle and upon the pail, which was of
nurple velvet, lay a bishops crosier, and
behind The catafalque was placed a va
can't chair The color of the altar was
nurpe aud black, the candlesticks of the
SIX tall canonical lights of the mass being
drapd IN black and the hangings of the
tabernacle doors purple. The face of the
altar was also shrouded in black. and
six neh,s burned round the catafalque.
AT $50 o'clock the procession came from
the s8,risty, headed by two altar boys
with lights. and in the line were the fol-
lowing bishops, each attended by his chap
lain.
Bishop Northrop of Charleston, S. c.;
Bishop Moore of St. Augustine, Fla;
j. hop Van Devier of Richmond, Va:
Bishop Monaghan of Wilmington, Del:
Bishop Haid of North Carolina: Bishop
Foley of Detroit and Bishop Donaghue
OF Wheeling.
Cardinal Gibbons pontficated and in the
sanctuary were many of the priests at
tached 10 the churches of the city ana
state
The music of the mass, under the di-
r5cu0u of Prof. F. y. Hale, was OF very
4borate and beautiful character At the
conclusion of the mass the "Miserere'
was sung by the clergy and was most
paintiye and beautiful
Bishop Foley, who was a classmate of
Bishop Becker at the college of the Pro
rasaudl OF Rome delivered the sermon
His text was the first Psalm of David,
The frs, second and third verses
At the conclusion of the sermon the alb
solutions were pronounced according to
the ritual of the Catholic Church.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31

Douglas. Ga, Aug. S0.-From the best
informed farmers from every section Of
the county comes the report that both sea
island and upland cotton will be fully 80
per cent short. Peas potatoes, cane and
vegetables, together with fruits. are al
most total failure, except in rare in
stances The rains are too late to do
these crops any good.
Mrs. b. Peterson has returned home, aft
er a few weeks pleasantly spent in the
mountains Of Georgia.
Dr. and Mrs. w. w. Terrell have re-
turned home, after an extended visit In
Middle Georgia.
Miss Lula Corbett, one Of Douglas most
charming young ladies' left to-day for an
extended visit to relatives In Florida.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31
NEGRO LONGsHOREMEN OUT.
They Refused to Work With Nom
union White Men.

Newport News, Va, Aug. 30.-Two hun
dred negro longshoremen employed at the
Chesapeake and Ohio piers, went on a
strike to-day. There are about 500 color
ed men and only dfty-three white men
engaged in the work of loading and I'M
loading The Chesapeake and Ohio steam
ers.
Recently the negroes organized a local
union branch of the National League of
Longshoremen. The whites refused to
unite with them, but applied for a char
Ter for separate organization. The col
ored union prevented them from getting
the charter and gave notice thirty days
ago that they would walk out unless non
union whites were discharged No heed
was given to their demand by the COM
pany.
The thirty days expired this morning and
the negroes carried their threat into exc
CutiOn,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31

Chicago, Aug 90.-Dan Coughlan, who
disappeared last July and forfeited his
bond of 900 rather than face a trial for
alleged juiy-brlbing has been traced to
the Argentine Republic, where he Is liv-
ing with his brother. He left Chicago July
3, and few days later embarked on a
South American vessel al New Orleans for
Buenos Ayres
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31
IOWA's POPULIsTs MEET.
Ticket Nominated and Baker and
DOnneIIy Endorsed.

DesMoines, Ia, Aug. 30.-The Peoples
party state convention met here to-day,
with ABOUT 100 delegates present and
nominated a state ticket as follows:
Governor, Charles A. Lloyd, Muscatine
county; Lieutenant governor, S. NJ Har-
vey, Polk county; judge Supreme Court.
L. f. Weller Chickasaw county; superin-
tendent public instruction, c. o. Worth,
Benton county; railroad commissioner,
Robert L. Dunning, Wapello county.
The convention declared against fusion
and indorsed Wharton Barker of Penn
sylvania and Ignatius Donnelly of Min
nesota for President and Vice President in
1900
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31
NEW IRON MINING COMPANY.

North Georgia Properties Included
in This Venture.
New York, Aug. 3O.-The scarcity of steel
is causing great activity among owners of
iron mines.
A new company in course of incorpora-
ton now is to be formed by Rogers, Brown
& Co, of this city, and Eugene thinner
man OF Cincinnati. II win be called the
Georgia and Alabama Iron Company OF
Georgia, and the Western Mining Com
pany of the same state. Their iron and
coal lands are near Cedartown, Ga, and
consist of 5000 acres, five or six developed
mines and furnaces.
Mr.. Zimmerman is vice president of the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
and owner OF the Talladega Furnace prop
erty in Alabama.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31

Waycross. Ga. Aug. 3O.-Rev Lamont
Gordon, for several months principal Of
the Dupont Methodist Seminary and pas
tor of the Methodist Episcopal Church at
Dupont. passed through this city this
morning on his way 10 Alaska, where he
has been assigned by Bishop McCabe Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, Mr. Cor
don has been given the priucipalship OF
the Skagway Methodist College, at SALE
airy Of 81 200 and all expenses. Mr. Gordon
IL well qualified for this work. lie Will
b. mlssed by The people Of dupont.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31

Wausau. wis. Aug 3o.-Three patients
at the Msrathon county asylum while
working in q sil0 to-day were overcome
with carbol.c acid fumes and were dead
before they could De resuscitatcd Super
intendent Head ~ the asylum was over
come while attempting 10 rescue the men
and was dragged out almost dead The
dead are: Frank cfosdaIe, Gustaye Gun
.aersOn, Win Rad h..
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FIGHTING IN THE sOUDAN.
Two Sons of the Mahdi Killed While
Resisting Arrest.

London. Aug. SO.-The sirdar Gen. Lord
Kitchener of Khartoum has telegraphed
the foreign office that the Mahdrs two
sons have been killed by British troops
while resisting arrest at the village of
Skukaba.
A force of British troops has been dis
patched there in consequence of a re-
ported Mahdist instruction on the Blue
Nile instgated by MALTA Cherf and the
Mahdrs sons. The latter has been living
under supervision at Skukaba.
on the arrival of the troops the der
wishes met them with warm fire. Dur
ing the fight the chief and the Mahdi's
sons were killed and the village was burn
ed
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31
wmTECAPrERS GAVE bond.
Preliminary Trials VIII Re Had ut
Peck, Fla. on Monday.

Tampa Fla. Aug, 30.-George r. Dur
ham, Bart Smith. John Webb Gary Smith
Horace Upper, Harry Horse and Madison
Barber who were arrested Saturday night
on warrants, charging them with white
Gaping Postmaster Crum of Peck, Fla,
were to-day released on bonds, ranging
from 81 coo to 81, coo.
preliminary hearing will he held at
Peck next Monday. Postmaster Crum.
who was so badly beaten. is improving.
and viii be out of bed in a day or two
Warrants were out Tor sixteen people.
charged with participating in the whip
ping, but only seven have been appre-
hended.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31

Ocilla, Ga, Aug. 30.-Deputy Sheriff
Henderson arrested negro here on Mon
day as being a suspicious character. He
placed him in the guard house for safe
keeping. Tuesday morning IL was discov-
cred he had priced up the flooring, and
scratched hole about ten feet long, and
large enough 10 admit of his body going
through. This Is somewhat remarkable as
he did IL with his hands.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31
BIsHOPRIC OF SAVANNAH.
SulraEan Bishops Met to Select
Three Names.

Three Names.
Baltimore, Md, Aug. SO.-The suffragan
bishops met at the cardinals residence to-
day for the purpose of selecting the names
Of candidates to be sent to Rome for the
vacant see at Savannah, occasioned by the
death of Bishop Becker. Three names viii
be sent TO Rome, one of which viii proba-
bly, be selected 70 fill the vacancy,
The meeting was attended with the
greatest secrecy, information as TO the
bishops i'm attendance being refused. No
uumatiOn of the choice of The bishops will
be made until the announcement is oh
tanned from the vatican as 10 who will be
the successor of the late Bishop Becker
1t is thought among the clergy of this
city that Father c. e. Thomas, rector of
The Cathedral, will be one of the names
submitted TO the vatican for consideration,
but this is necessarily only conjecture.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31
FEDERATION OF the FARMERS.
Organized to Control the Shipment
of Farm Products.

Topeka, Kan. Aug. SO.-The Farmers
Federation of the Mississippi Valley has
been organized and officers were elected
yesterday. Walter n. Allen Of Meridian
is president and business manager.
The object of the federation is to regu-
late and control the shipment of farm
products of all the states in the Misss-
sippi valley, to establish and maintain Of
fees, yards, grain elevators, TO maintain
agents to handle, sell and distribute such
products, and to lend and borrow money
and do a banking business at Topeka
Omaha, Kansas City, st. Louis, Chicago,
Cincinnati and New Orleans.
The capital stock Will be $40 100000 in
shares of $40 each
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31
CODE FOR PORTO RICO.
hSuI"r Commission Has Completed
Its Work on 1t.

NphhiSSlOh HaS competed
Its Work on 1t.
Washington, Aug. 30-The insular COM
MISSION which has been preparing a code
''' Porto Rico has completed its labors
ana submitted its report to Secretary Roof
-"-s code is drafted with view Of en-
N''i''ns the laws of the United States
upon The old Spanish laws in force in the
SAND at the time q the cesslon.
ne commission win cease to exist to-
row The commission has confined IL
Almost exclusively to the preparation
'' a code for Porto Rico.
me the United States maintains mill
control OF ihe island this code could
Promulgated as the law Of the island
10y order Of The President. II Is expected.
'"'Ner' that the whole matter wiz be
'som.t tied 20 Congress.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31
SHACKELFORD's PLURALITY.
Returns SO Far Give Him 1929 More
Votes Than VoshoII.

ST Louis Aug. 9O-Returns from four
dfths Of the voting precincts in the
Eighth congressional district in this state
and close estimates of the remaining one
fifth, give the following vote for each
candidate for the seat of the late Richard
=. Bland:
Judge d. w Shackelford Oem), 1880;
William J. Voshon (Rep), 1891; A. l..
r. Hale Pop), 6l4. This gives Shackel-
ford plurality of 1929. This is about 1900
less than last year
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31
KILLED 4 NEGRO PREACHER.
He Had Been Sentenced to Jail and
Resisted Arrest.

Maryville, No, Aug. 9O.-The Rev. Will
lam johnson, former pastor of the African
Baptist Church of Maryvile, and an evan
gelist of the colored Baptist church Of
Kansas and Missouri. was killed tonight
by officer John Wallace, while resisting
arrest.
Johnson was convicted this afternoon Of
having assaulted a white woman, and sem
fenced to nine months in jail.
johnson created a sensation some time
ago at meeting of negro preachers in
I,eavenworth. Kan, by declaring that tho
negroes must organize. Officer Wallace
has not been arrested. The negroes are
highly excited and threaten revenge.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31
NEW MATCH COMPANY.
VIII lie incorporated with Capital
of SI,OOO.C COO.

New York Aug. S0-The American Match
Company has entered the field with a CAPT
tai OF 100000. aud will. IL is announced
endeavor TO compete with the Diamond
Match Company In the manufacture of
matches. Uutu short time ago the Dia-
moud Match Company was working with
an organized capital of $il 100000. This
was recently increased TO $l5.o000OO to al
low the Diamond Match Company to alb
sorb several properties In the West
The new company viii file articles OF
Incorporation at Trenton tomorrow The
iucorporators are Col. Wallace A. Downs.
w. IL Brearley and Cornelius $, Crowley.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31
CONTEST IN GREENVILLE.
Defeated Candidate Towns Says
There Were irregularities.

Columbia, S. c.. Aug. 30.-on representa-
ton of attorneys Of S. A. Towns, the de-
feated candidate for Mayor in the Green
Vile elections yesterday. that there were
nlegalitics and Irregularities the city ex-
ecutive committee did not declare the re-
suit to-day, giving Mr.. Towns forty-eight
hours TO produce proof.
Mayor williams. on the face Of the re-
turns, received thirty-three more votes
than Mr.. Towns.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31
onnrnntine order ModIaed.

Washington. Aug. 30.-The secretary Of
agriculture has issued an order modifying
me quarantine regulations so as 10 admit
FOR export from Philadelphia, Baltimore
ana Newport News, Canadian cattle aud
sheen shipped in bulk without inspection.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31

Norfolk. Va, Aug. 3O.-Schooner Amelia
Hearn. capt. Talley from Washington,
D. C., light arrived to-day having lost
her IN boom in collision with an unknown
barge at anchor in the Potomac river. The
weather was thick and the lights Of barge
we're NOT seen in time to aveld the coils
ion. Ii is thought the barge suffered no
damage.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31
NEW HEALTH BOARD MEMBER.
Death of Mai. Glover a. Ball, Who
was an Aged veteran.

Death of Mnt. Glover A. Ball, who
Was an Aged Veteran.
Tallahassee, Fla. Aug. 3O-Hon. D. G.
Gerow OF Jacksonville YVES to-day appoint
cd a member OF The state board Of health,
vice United States Senator James F. Tai
iaferro, resigned
Maj. Glover \. Ball. IS years old, died
very suddenly Tuesday afternoon from a
congestive chill. lie served with Gen.
Bragg in the kentucky campaign. and was
promoted to the rank of major for gallant
~ on the field OF battle.
The funeral took place at o'clock.
Lamar camp, United Confederate Veter-
ans, of which he was vice commander. and
the Governors Guards, acting as military
escort.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31
FOUND CHARRED REMAINS.
"''"lt of Digging I'm Convent Ruins
AT spnrkiII.

''aik'li, y. Y, Aug co. Workmen dig
.'s in The ruins Of 81. Ag.es convent and
''''ase found a oharred 5kun supposed
N' mat Of Jane. the 70-year-old PEN
Who persisted in the fire. II ~ be-
inat Theresa Murphy and Anna
me mi sing children who. n was
hhd escaped We're IN the woods.
.'innd 10 d'ath. and that their bodies
l.i una in me rooms, making the TO-
number oi dead alN
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31
MANDERsON is PRESIDENT.
Officers Chosen by the American Bar
Association.

Buffalo, N Y, Aug 3O.-At to-days
session of the American Bar Association
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
President, Hon. Chas. f. Henderson of
Nebraska; secretary, (re-elected), John
Hinkley of Maryland; treasurer Ge-elect-
ed, Francis Rawls of Pennsylvania. Exc
cutive committee: Edmund Wetmore of
New York; L. NJ. Rose of Arkansas and
Chas Noble of Wisconsin.
A vice president from each state was
chosen.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31
MANY FAILED TO QUALIFY.
One Georgian Among Those Admit
ted to West Point.

ted to West Point.
West Point, \. Y, Aug. 30.-The follow
ing are among the candidates who were
today admitted as cadets to the mill
tary academy, having successfully passed
their entrance examinations Twenty eight
of the sixty who reported failed to quail
lily.
Carl Boyd, Georgia; John F. Franklin
Tenne ssee; Ephraim F. Graham, Tennes-
see; Benjamin f, Grey, Florida; William
H. Horton, Tennessee; George W. Mad
dox. Kentucky; John Montgomery, Ken
lucky; Edward L. Oldham, Tennessee;
Reynold j. Powers, Alabama; Wiley c.
Rodman, North Carolina.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31
SHOULD DESIRE ACauITrAL.
view of Drcyfus Case Attributed to
VI. de Frcycfnct.

Paris, Aug. 31.-M. Gabriel Menod. in the
Figaro to-day relates a conversation he
had with NJ DoFreyciuet after the lat
ter's deposition at Rennes.
NJ. DeFreycinet said:
1T was not fot me to dictate a verdict
TO the judge, but all should desire an
acquittal as a conviction would be the
perpetuation of our dlscords. AS for the
legend of the syndicate. It is absurd"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31
Grn,n.. Accnnnfs ehnrl.

MaryyiEe. Mo. Aug. Decentralization
Of the affairs ~ Henry Groves. public adj
mlulstrator Of NodaWay county. who com
miitSl suicide iast week shows that he
was short la his accounts Si2,7gs
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31
Anotbrr ChnmpIonship Fight.

Dubuaue. Ia. Aug O-Tommy White
got che decision over Henry Lyons col-
orcd Of Chicago. at me end Of twenty
round bout here tonight They fought Tor
Zoe Igg pound championship
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31

Oporto, Aug. 30.-One death from the
plague and one new case was reported to-
day.
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MEANS SAVING OF $4,000, 900.
Secretary Root Approves New Pro-
iect for Fort Monroe.

Washington, Aug. 30.-Secretary Root
has approved the new project for the for
tifications at Fort Monroe. Va. Under it
there will be a saving to the govern
ment of about 5000, 600 as compared with
the proiect which was submitted and
adopted about ten years ago, while in the
opinion Of the engineers the defenses will
be absolutely impregnabie.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31

THAT may be-" said old achoolmastcr
Brown,
"a conjunction or else proncun;
But I'm declare Hat
in regard To that that.
That that that that that man useds a
noun" -~phck.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-31

when the prisoner was re-seatcd Maj.
Carrlere announced that he had received
a letter from Gen. ChamOin informing him
thar. by order Of the minister ~ war thc
Third artillery department h1d prepared
"a dossler OF tne documents che defense re-
quir,d ana that those documents could Pee
submiliea 10 ne court Psi Gen. beloyo uu
dor che same rules as were 0bsery'd DO re-
sara 70 the secret dgsal-r. 4hc maJef,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-01
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Farrell Daniel 70 William Wilder ct al trus-
tees. etc l25th-s 5. 100 II " OF Amsterdam .oo
same 10 Thomas Messenger executors. etc,
i2Sih-st n S. $50 Il W OF Arsterdam-ave . ~
Goldman. Joseph and IDA TO Charlotte and Louis
Lillanthal and another. executors. etc, No ~ ~
Lynch. Martha 4. Hamilton Bank q New =.
York l74h-s' corner Lac, oeT1an9 9i7 To-
ESst so' r,, -, Wniiano " Vaughan Of al
iIth-st s. 2" OF Union Slua's "'F IS.
Loew. Resale. TO Alexander D Irving and an.
II Of e0h-si. years. ..;.........: p
GoTsch. Arthur. 70 Lsop1d Jonas i66th-s'' &c
Graham. William Van ". 20 German American
Real Estate Title Guarantee Company. lGs'h- n,
st n 4 100 q Of Riverside Drive demand. lO'
lesinsky. Henry, 20 Knickerbocker Trust Com
PAM. iie,h-si =. 40 Il ~ 5th-ave. to
Smith. Carrie and Annie to Frances Ruuer. -,
LYMAN Louis. to Nancy ]. sherwood ct al De
iancey-st n = G6lO Il Of Rdge-st years. 20!
Fulton. John. % the Franklin Savings Bank. No .,
Keck ida to Trs Guarsntee and Tris, company
cslssry Nichols, Episcopal Church to Mutual
LATE Insurance Company 7th-ave' corner 70,
Rem Lnawig 70 the minister etc. Of German
Evangelical Reformed Church IN suffolk-st,
sih-st :. 213 It " Of Broadway. leasehold %,
schnugg Francis j. to George J schamberger
conway. James. % the New-YcSk Savings Bank
32c-st s. 2io II Of 2d-ave. years .....:s: 49,
Corn Henry. to Ernest Ehrmann. Nos lo7 and 100
Corn. Roselia. 10 Ernst Ehrmann. No p East
pysemsh. Frank W. 10 Ncw-York Life Insurance
Company. No 80 Greenwch-st. years ........ 40'
sth-st. 1888 Il 81 Avenue g demand, i5C
Ahsahams Marx !. and Meyer Jacobs TO Henrietta
Brannan jams 70 Al Association for the Relief
~ Respectable aged INDECENT Females in the
Ciy Of New-York No o74 Park-aVe. " corner
s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-01
Proposals.

OFFICE Constructing Quartermaster Of Fort
- Hancock, y. J.. Army Building. Whitehall So, New
YORK city, April l. ls90Sealed proposals vii be receNei
here until - O'Clock NJ May l. 1859 and then opened
tor the construction 81 Ordnance Stcgehouse ana a
avatory Building az Fort Hancock. y. j. according 20
plans and specifications be here Proposal oahHs
ara instructions bidders furnished application
reserves right 20 reject any all proposals O. &
BAILEY. Capt, \. . NJ. Z. :. V
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anrtion Sales of Real estate
-s'--- - -
PETER r, MEYER. Auctio"eer'
EXECUTORS SALE,

EAESUIORS ShAE,
Under the direction Of HAMILTON oDELl. ESQ.,
Rsisrcs spEcir,saa X he syprfms
will sell at Wednesday. April loee az '
New York Real-Es,ate Salesroom. NO. III b'o"'""'' "
IL o'clock noon.
The Executors Of AMOS r. EMO. deceased;
valuable improved and vacant propery, !" '"'
Borough Of Manhattan. as folo"s'
No II; Liberty street.
No. New Reade Street. go go w.. u,o,,
Nos % % Worth Street and Nos lIo-l'2 west b'odn-
No.. 1873 1855 Spring Street ard No. All West Broad
Nos 1oI and 100 Thompson Street.
Nos $50 md l6l Blocker Street. - ~, 4, ox-
Nos III 10 is5 Fifth Avenue. and Nos. eio to BOT
No s5l East si,h street -
Northeast corner Of W. b5th Street and TN Ave Y
po, on the east side Broadway and west side
7th Avenue and north side 81 54h street ana S"''
Nos i75s 100 1894. 17Io Broadway. co.,
A plot on the northeast corner Of Broadway ana ooru
Street south side Of Gath street near BroadWay
18th street and = ith side Of 18th street 90, g..
Southeast ~ Broadway and West ISM street n,
Southwest Of Broadway and West SlSt Sueet 10
North side West IOath Street q ios, and foul side
OF 10th street q lots> west 81 Amsterdam Avenue ~
South OF West 10th Street east 81 3roadway 10
Northwest corner OF Broadway and West 1oth Street
a lots). -.
on bond and mortgage and half per cent lot
one two years the option Of the purchaser
For book maps. OF sale. etc. apply 10 me Auc
tioneer. No III Broadway or after the ISL DAY Oh
N'' EXECUTORS.
AMOS F. EMO
HENRY G. EMO
WILLIAM r EMO
A ,T1I e PiI Z; TTop'
JOHN A. STEWART.