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The San Francisco call., 1899-07-30

" = ora " ENIo. july -S--D DlSirlEL
Attorney Baker this afternoon
fled a complaint charging James
Kelly with the crime. Of murder,
and his examination has been sat
tz Justice - the Peace Henry for Fri
da- --x-. Kelly and Major r ". Blair
military Instructor ar the Preston
Seh-0. II Industry Al lone. have been
h-lE accountable - q CGroners jury
so- the death # 17-yaar-Old Joseph
Morgan. -h= remornat0ry escape who
was sh1- and killed Al Sheldon yester-
day afternoon. II IS not probable that
any complaint viii oe lodged against
Blair. AT least until the examination
OF Kelly reveals The responsible party.
The killing Il young Morgan Is de-
r--rc45 On all sides as entirely IN
called FOR. and the expressions u lndlg-
nation ara general and severe This
mornings Call related the substantial
facts n The tragedy. Morgan and
-r--ra-.or named S.roiu1f escaped
from the Preston school They were
seer t- the vicinity OF Sheldon, this
county. and Major Raphael Blair and
Z H Eutd attaches Of the insutu-
tiC-. were sent after them. ~ Sheldon
they were reinforced by James Kelly.
James Carroll and z dog They started
.ur n explore The fields and were re-
warEed ty seeing Morgan and Shannon
rIs= from q Eaystac6 and rLn away
These four men and their dog app2r-
emily were not able 70 cope with TWO
BOYS. for. after Siu.-01 had been taken.
Major B.atr's revolver and James
Kz.ly's rife were called into service 70
bring the 11-year-J.c monster 10
sra-ds--L. Blair asserts that h SAot
twice E--1 -he air. Kelly claims n was
given orders 10 IRE MS rife and InaL
III doing 50 he did not aim a IE- nee
ing hoy From pistol ard rife I'VE
shots we're fred il all, and when the
rru5ardrer- ended the young lad lay
among The grain stalks. dead, with the
blood touring uL- 1t hole through Els
lungs Th= party removed their con
quest. living ana dead, % ShE-Con ana
thence 10 Elk Grove. where Jh@ -H4l
was held
Ta4 country people we're thrown .-l-o
2 state T excitement by the occur
renee. and rne prevailing sentiment
vas one % condemnation q the act.
The urtetr-ess n The combat be
tween frI- men some OF lEeLn aTI1-@1-
and Q deE-use-ess boy. il made the more
shameful when th= fact Is related thai
Young Morgan. when shot vas handi-
capped with Two pairs q HardcuI1s-
Cr= u rnzm. broken. hung from MS
wrist while another vas CT MS arm
HC=- Morgan escaped -CCELl ---r @---oJ-
MS hands we're tied together
A. the inquest yesterday afternoon
Kelly said.
They tod re n stop him and I
@r=6. I did not fra - hit him. ! took
no deliberate aim -vhen I fred. n the
meantime Blair fred one shot
Louis S.miI1I. who escaped with
Morgan. said al the inquest that he
had known Morgan about fifteen OF six
teen DAYS and had b==r associated with
him for three OF four days. Said he:
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GOLF TOURNAMENT ON
SANTA MONICA LINKS
Players From Every Club in Southern
California Compete for
Trophies

SANTA MONICA July 29.-The interest
in golf events, which has been intense IN
Santa Monica all summer, eliminated TO-
day in tournament. the largest ever Heid
in the southern part Of the State Play
ers were here from every club IN Southern
California The North Side links was the
site Of the battIe-rCyaL L was a brilliant
social event many guests enjoying the
courtesy Of the club. Mrs George Lester
and Mrs Harry Gorham. assisted at- Mrs
Roy Jones and Mrs. L ] Gorh2r1- were
hostesses. serving elaborate refresh EI1s1,Is-
The grounds were in excellent shape and
the day perfect. Mr. Burm@istsr and Roy
Jones. president and secretary - me
North Side Club. had given attention q
all details and The result was : day -
rare sport M-S- 9. / War1ES Won me
first open and second handicap aIel rs
presented with AZ elegant loving cup ---s
prizes were all yery handsome E-5 Sun
mary follows
Open handicap fo- nez- 5s-5ase metal pay
Z . Wiltshire T1-- 1s-1 -z---czE 1- -s- l
= Na1dezcond scratch s=c1-1- --s9-2z- y
Flower ls. Monroe = ez1 <--c- = 80 -
third ulzce Ser Ec9-es-Es 5zsltr= - &E-1s -
Flower Is CHAIRMAN - Al---a -. <.-2- ~
Anderson Isz Lines -E S=-- - T-s-=- -S5.
Is BIrn=izter 80 H1ir=-l1@ -sS ---1-az :
Sartori IA Tufts ~ Yong - 5--V- -
Nay IL Severance Is. G-sslE x Iosz 81
SeElin 80 Barker Is Ez-1-l - Osborne
Ladies open handicap IS HES -=-z- pay
Won b. Mss Crouch V-i-l Ezz---z7 r = s-l-s
q r=t; Mrs o. I. Wa-.-g s@-7-1 Sc1-e = Il
from scratch s-e-@-3f-ss .1c1 = N-s
Wari-g q M-s R1th=- = N-s GRIFFITH e.
Ms NcGorern g Mss Pc--s- - NJ chap
man 10 Miss BeartF -5 Ms E1a-a-1zE -
Ms Monroe i1s. Ms Barker 20. Mss VII
shire IA Mrs ECyie u.
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Pnni1s Must Be Vaccinated.

SANTA ROSA. July 2a.-Tn accordance
with q recent resolution OF the Board OF
Health preparations are being made 70
raccinate ali the pupils OF the public
schools before the beginning OF the COM
ing term This will be done by Dr. r.
Press Smith who has been appointed pub
nc vaccinat0r Two hundred Gcllars have
been set aside for the purchase OF vac
cine points While the vaccination is 70
D. undertaken al public expense il is eX-
uecrad many viii prefer 10 have il done
BY private physicians II has therefore
been arranged that q certificate OF vaCci-
nation from any licensed physician VIII
ertitle the holder 10 admission 10 the
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-30
GOTTFRIED FILES HIS
CLAIM FOR DAMAGES
Wants 100000 for Losses Sus-
tanned During the Revolution
Psv1r

Special Cable - TIE Call and the New Eork
Herald Copyrighted, 1889 by James Ger
don Bennett
LIMA. July 29-Edward Gottfried. form
erly of Wilkesbarre. who was tortured i'll
treated and had his house plunce-eG. pre-
seT1al7 YESTERDAY through Minister Dudley
a formal claim for $ll@eH-
The Peruvian Government. however, de-
clines liability on the ground ttlaI for
signers at the time Of the revolution were
exposed 10 the same risks as natives
Nevertheless the case Is crying scandal
The only Culpvit arrested ulan2Ssdt II =
CURRENTLY reported 70 be allowed 70 eS-
cane while various other criminals who
were recognized and denounced by Got1-
fried are known TO be living n the neigh
bOrh0Od unnOleSIsd.
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Found DYING in a Barn.

REDWOOD CITY, July 2q.-Wnliam
Collins, who has been working for several
weeks past for John OHerman at this
place. was found in q dying condition yes
terday afternoon in the latter barn. Phy-
sicians found he was suffering from an
overdose OF morphine. which later caused
his death. Whether the drug was taken
with suicidal intent or not has yet to be
determined. It is known that Collins was
afflicted by q painful malady, and II is
possible the morphine was taken 70 ease
his suffering and that death resulted from
an overdose. Coroner's inquest VIII be
held on Monday.
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Dog Kills Z coz.

SANTA Rosa July zs-John Padro,ti-
Z SabastopoI deirymar. lost q valuable
COW 2 fsw days ago ard IN Z ve-y strange
way 4 vicious dog drove the animal
into the mud fats 9f tae Lagu1a- and
Selling he- bv the throat 50 lacerated her
that death resulted from . loss OF blood.
After getting he taste of blood the dog
almost severed che cows head from her
BODY = case of the kind has never been
heard Cf here before
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To WeIcoue lows Bovs

DES MONIES. July es--Govsrror shaw
and sya1 VIII 50 70 san Francisco. accom-
panied BY 3 party Cf State officials and
other prominent persons. 10 receive -he
F1fty-nrSt Iowa Volunteers cn their rs-
turn from the Philippines about Ssc-e--
Der Is. Il Is expected s PARTY % nearly
1ao leading Iowans viii receive The -eg{-
rvenr sr rha uis-
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Erroneous Report of Danger Along
the Sacramento.

WOODLAND. July 2e.-The following
paragraph is going the rounds of the
press:
Immediate work on the easement
above Sacramento is said to be necessary
owing TO the fact that the high water Of
the past winter weakened il in places
II is feared that if these repairs are not
made the entire structure may go out next
winter"
This is Incorrect The easement has
not weakened in places and there is not
the slightest danger that il will go out
next winter, or, for that matter, in the
next ten years. What is needed is some
brush and riprap 10 protect the land ad-
Joining the easement.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-30
Soldier Not Paid in Full.

WOODLAND July 2s-George ". Ca
peH, recently discharged from Battery \.
Third Artillery, in Alaska, on Friday re-
ceived his pay q the rate OF S13 month.
A var order issued about the time OF his
enlistment stated that the pay would be
si5 50 per month. He vas also promised
TWO months extra pay, but failed 70
get Il.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-30
NATIVES OF KUSAIE
ARE NOT WANTED
The United States VIII Not Heed
Their Petition for Annex

WASHINGTON. July 2a.-Administra-
ton officials say they will not pay any
attention 20 the reported petition OF the
natives Of The Caroline Island Of Kusaie
to be annexed % the United states. They
have troubles enough OF their own, the
officials add. and this is q matter with
which Germany will have to deal
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-30
To Rannuet Naval Men.

LIMA. July 1s-The American colony
here has offered banquet at the Ma
tional Club 70 the commander and officers
OF the Newark
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Stephen W. Jamison Dead.

son, a resident Of Placer County for nifty
years. died at mis- home in Ophtr district
this morning. He was a member OF the
first Grand Jury in 1851 and of the last III
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-30
BEAN-EATERS IN HARD
LUCK AT LOUISVILLE
Rain Stops the Game When They
Appear TO Have It All Their
Own Way.
LEAGUE STANDING.

LOUISVILLE. July 2s.-Two games were 70
have been played today. but rain stopped the
Hrzr game IT cd= last half u the third. and
after Ezls hours steady dowRpour r{e grounds
sc--ed seven runs. while the Colonels failed %
tally WOOD was knocked out of the box n the
Z .ezr-a1 n ne second inning Louisville and
Cleveland play doubIs-heade- tomorrow.
PTTTsBURG. July as-Fittsburg won in The
eleventh inning. after two men were out. On
a hit by Madison followed b. a three-bagger
by Clark Sparks and Mercer both pitched
salIa-al catch against the left field fence OF
Williams drive. which was expected % yield
home run. Attendance. 25o9 Score:
Clubs R H E.
Bz.tz-.ss-srarks. TannehtIi and Bozerraar,:
Mercer and K.lrredge- Umplres-S7arrwood
and Hunt
CINCINNATI July 2s--To-day's game was
fun Of hitting and poor fielding The pitching
on both sides was weak. Attendance. 400.
score:
e'5sis5..s5 S59s;. ;z.5 !
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tayio- and Peitz:
Czrrick and wilson UTupires-Lynch and Con
molly.
CHICAGO. July 29-Tvo errors gave the
PhlIlies another game to-day IN q contest last
Ing ten innings A-IeT lEo outs N me ninth
inning Nertes dropped Delehanty's long fly,
allowing the visitors 70 tie the score, and they
won in the tenth on e double and long single.
Attendance, 1910 Score:
Clubs P H
Chicago II
EEElal1st FAIlI2 -
Fattsries-Tsylor and Chance; Donohue and
Douglas. Cnpjres-Emslie and Mcdonald.
ST LOUIS July 2e.-McBride's wiIdness gave
Brooklyn to-day's game The Pe-fecros made
2 great finish IN the ninth inning and gave the
Supertras q scare With two men on bases
Burkett made his second home run ot the
game in this inning. Attendance. 800 Score:
Clubs p H E
ST lDouls.-. --.--'..'-'-..."- y
Brooklyn ----..---.---.-.-..
Batte-ies-MeBride. Powell and O'Connor:
Hughes and Mcclure Cmpires-ODay and
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-30
Yolo County VaIuations.

WOODLAND, July 29,-Auditor c. F.
Hadsan to-day forwarded 10 the State
Controller o statement Of the assessed
valuation Of property in Yolo County for
the fiscal year IS99-19o0. also copy of the
same 10 the State Board Of Equalization.
The fOotings OF the assessment rolls as
computed by Mr.. HadsaII. which include
the Increases and reductions made by the
County Board OF Equalization, are as fol-
lows:
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GORMAN. Or

GORMAN. Or.
Ny Dear Doctors: Your Eud-
yan IS certainly a remarkable
remedy. For ne Il has done
wonders. do not have that
yellow, bilious look now. l
have not felt as we'll n many
months as Go now. 20 70
my work now feeling cheertu u
and energetic. Ny tongue has
cleared on nicely have no
swelling about the abdomen
Ny friends ali tell ne that l
look well. Some time ago my
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-30

Advances made on furniture and pianos. with
OF without removal J. Noousp, ioi7-1o23 Mission.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-30

Every man and woman IN
this World should know about
the great and good Hudyan- !
know from my own experience
tha; X will cure dyspepsia and
nervous trouble in is worst
form. 7 suffered Tor many
years. ard could eat but few
things. I had 70 exist upon
LIQUID diet. Was thin. pale and
very nervous. I could rot sleep
az night. suffered with head
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-30
EASEMENT NOT WEAKENED.

Total increase over last years SIS 4sl
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doctor advised change Of eli
mate and general surroundings.
saying that was the only way
I could hope to be cured They
gave ne sickening csthartics
that served TO take away what
little strength I had left. I
saw your advertisement and re-
solved 70 try the Hudyan. with
the happy result that I an now
cured 1 feel certain that any
one taking Hudyan viii be an
ply repaid for the money eX-
pended. Yours truly.
JOHN NJ ALLEN.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-30

CINCINNATI July zs--To-day's game was
fun Of hitting and poor fielding The pitching
OF both sides was weak Attendance. 400
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-30

Ba-rs-lzs-Srerks Ta1Iehtll and Bowerruan Z .
Mercer and Kttrre5ge- ULnplres-ST-a artTOod
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-30
YOUNG MORGAN'S
SLAYER CHARGED
WITH MURDER
UnWarranted Killing Of the Re-
form School Lad Bitterly
Denounced

y ACRAAIENTO. July 2s.-District
Attorney Baker this afternoon
fled a complaint charging James
~ Kelly with the crime. Of murder,
.-+ hts ga --frartnr has haan SCI
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-30

ST LOUIS July 2e.-McBride's wiIdness gave
Brooklyn to-day's game The Pe-fectos made
2 great finish IN the ninth inning and gave the
Supertas q scare. With two bases.
Burkett made his second home run ot the
earre in his inning. Artendsnce $50. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-30

Rattsr{es-Tsylor and Chance; Donohue and
Douglas Cupires-Emslfe and Mcdonald
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-30

PITTSBURG July cs-Pittsburg won ii The
eleventh inning after two men were out. On
hit by Madison, followed b. a three-bagger
bv Clark Sparks and Mercer both pitched
good hall Washilgron's o Brisn made sen
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-19

The potatoes are in the cellar. There are golden mounds of pumpkins under the shed. The loose boards are nailed on the fence. The farm implements are un- der cover. The sheep and cattle are dozing on the sunny side of the barn. The house and barn are tucked up, There is not bushel of litter about the place. The New Englander is ready If the reader has traveled on an October day in Georgia or Kansas, his mind will be full of contrasts.
 Now the smoke and spires of Hartford come into view, and we pass under the great elm-arched dome of the East Hartford highway. Although a busy city just across the river, with great manufacturing interests, it does not break the continuity or spoil the special quality of this road. The suburban ite'' is hardly in evidence; the original families still hold the land; and though the sons and daughters go into the city for the daily toll, the old homes are not injuriously modernized. The stream of travel from Hartford meets us at the Church Corners" Here is a typical New England Congregational church, with it's white tower, and the happy children playing on it's broad steps.
 Even to the native of the nearby mid dle states much appears that is special. and peculiar about mellow old New England There is a certain quaintness beyond that of age, 6 smoothness in the speech, a solidity in the details of both urban and rural life. that meets the newcomer with much force. He realizes that here some things are settled; that all is not transition and hustle. He sees his Connecticut friend set granite hitching-post, expecting it to serve his lifetime and endure for centuries; the Pepnsylvanian would be satisfied with the luxury of a yellow locust stick. With an active interest in every ques- tion of the day, an entire freedom of thought and expression, the Yankee" has ripened into a keen appreciation or the rarer pleasures of outdoor living.
 Well into it's third century, this road now presents notable epitome of the peculiar New England development of rural life The roadbed is mostly of modern construction, and trolly lines link nearly all it's towns" into homo geneous system.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-19

ity. After much pondering, John hit upon the happy idea of the octagon as his ground plan, and speedily the walls began to rise, In each of the eight sides was constructed a separate door, over which appeared its complementary win dow. The next consideration was the council table, which, however, naturally evolved itself from the plan of the house. It was sturdy octagonal board of oak; and this being finished and fit ted in it's place, the illustrious designer was prepared to welcome his relations when the suspicious day came round. As each made his appearance he was ushered through his own special door and requested to take the corresponding Seat at the head of the table" Finally, John contented himself with the last vacant seat and the conclave was com- plete. So happy q fancy, so ably req lized, was not to be resisted. It ap- pealed to the practical side of the na- tonal character; and, in the result, good humor and common-sense prevailed, and complete harmony was restored among the several branches of the family London Globe.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-19
HOLYOKE DAM.
Will be Visited by the Connecticut c

Will be Visited by the Connecticut Civil
 Engineers and Surveyors,
 The invitation extended to the Con- necticut Civil Engineers and Surveyors association to visit the new Holyoke dam on the occasion of the midsummer outing, which was received by President F. D. Graves, of the association, from Arthur McMullen & Co.,, few weeks ago, has been accepted.
 The Holyoke Water Power company, of which MT. Charles F. Gross, of Hart ford, is the president has invited the en- gineers to take trip up Mount Tom, furnishing special car for that pur- pose. The luncheon will be served at the Summit House. The Holyoke Power company will unite with the contract ors in making the day one of great in- terest to the Connecticut civil engineers and surveyors. The outing will take place the middle of July.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-19
A STRANGE ANIMAL ON DEVILS
 ISLAND.

Devils Island, made famous as the prison of Dreyfus, has a strange species of animal found nowhere else on earth. This odd animal has been called the coati, and is a peculiar combination of mammiferous, oa1niVorous plantigrade. It is about the size of cat when full grown, with a long head shaped like a pyramid, tremendous nose, making it the Cyrano of animals. The jaws are long, like those of the young alligator, and it uses it's forepaws to carry it's food to it's mouth, as monkeys and squirrels do M. Henri Loustan, the superinten- dent of the penitentiary of Guiana, has sent specimen to the Museum of Nat ural History at Paris, where it is at tracting considerable attention.-Public Opinion.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-19
AnteIs.l
THE HOTEL DAVENPORT,

Corner of Court and Orange Streets,
 NOW OPEN.
 The Hotel Davenport is an up-to-date hO. tel ill every particular Remodeled and handsomely furnished. Elegant suites of rooms with Baths, Electric Elevators. Steam Heat in every room, Electric Lights, every convenience Sample Rooms. Reasonable rates. Central location.
 u2 1y JOHN NERO, ProprletoE.
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TuIE SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

William j. Turl; Plaintiff against , Ma's% ar5
Marshall. Matthew VI. Sapeton. Mary cannon ana
others Defeudants.-ln pursuance ~ judgment 81
Foreclosure Sale duly made and entered IN me ap'
March 1890 underSig ued the Ref"ff" N 'dd
Judgment named. will sell AT Pubic Auction AZ ~"
Real Estate Exchange Salesooms. Io'"l'u 81
NJ. III Broadway the Borough 81 Mammal an ~
day. 10y James l. Wells. Anct"H"'I
the premises directed Icy said Judgment TO be sod ara
therein described follows: All that certain ol. piece
or parcel Of land situate wing and being In me Iweiy
New York and State Of New York. formerly known as
Lexington Winlamsbrdge Depot. In the town ~
Farms. in the County 81 Neschester ana Sttr ~
New York southerly side II the road leading from
Wiuainshridge Depot Wcsichester Village, bounded
and described as follows.
beginning point the southery sid" ~ the road
Village distant nfiy 150 four a. inches from me
southeast formed hy the intersection ~ the sal
road and Washington Avenue and running thence east
erly s0uiherN side 81 SAID road leallhg rom
the Williamson Depot 10 Ncstchester NiIag" my
souiherlv along the dividing line h'
tween the tw, lots known and designated on certain
maj entitled Map Of Lexington Place, NllaniSpilusr
perot Of Farms. County Of Nesichestr4
ana state NewYork' Med in The Office or ne IlelA
md Register the County of Wcschester by the mum
hers hundred I"p ie"t tlfn."
westerly and parallel with said road leading from WIZ
iarebrdse Depo, Westminster Village nifty GW feet
beg ming being part ~ a certain It. known and de-
s.rnei on a certain map entitled Map OF Lexington
ton Place Wliamsbridge Depot town 81 west laInS;
County Of Wcstchester and state ~ New oTh hed
county as number ~. together with the apdr-
Dated: New York March 27th 1890.
'"' ROBERT MAZET. Referee
NILES e. JOHNSON Attorneys for Plaintiff
IL Wall ST.. borough II Manhattan. New-York city
Olir Avenue.
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foreclosure Sales.
')~>r~~-,> ~o>,I ~ |1-010)7'0o~o
SECOND ANE-\cw York Supreme Court

SECOND AVE.-New York Supreme Court
- County n New York-Sarah e. Browne Plaintiff.
against Arthur T. Browne. Individually and Trustee ~
the Estate Frances NJ Browne, Margaret VI. Browne
aud Faith F. Browne Defendants
In pursuance Of nterlocutory Judgment PARTITION
and sale duly made entered In above entitled
action Date the lst day of March. 1892 the
Referee in said Judgment d. viii
seU Al public auction tho New York Real Estate
Room now located no III Broadway, IN the Borough
- Manhattan CITY Of New York the oath day 81
March 1890 al Il O'Clock that. day by william
Kennedy the premises directed by said judg
,nerf "a be sold and therein described follows:
An mat lot piece parcel n ground with the
buildings thereon erected situate lying and being In the
borough OF Manhattan. the city, County and %
Nv. York and ying within Section 6. Block 1901. laid
doUn on the / ana Map Il the city ~ New York and
more particularly bounded and described follows
Beginning q point the eastcrlv side " second
Avenue distant sixty tG0l feet and eleven GI Inches
uorherly from the northerly side ~ one Hundred
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forctlosnrc Sales.

Twenty-fourth street running thence cas- e oagb,v
siIol Win one Hundred and Twenty fourth sreet
so, feet thence northery ara parable. WIN SecI III
mo ,wenv 12Ol feet westerly ana paih"I WI
H. ,or,bcrl, side OF Hundred and twenty -ioutn
stree, eighty ,SOl the said easery slne 81
o,a thence souheriy AMI along the easterly slde OF
Send Avenue twenty (2O feet TO the point or place on
oo,rri,g and all the estate rght title and interest IN
al premises Of Plaintiff. saran g browne ana OF
- Arfh Browne. individually ana ~
Tho T.sta Frances NJ Browne. Mats
=, It,oune and Edith T. Browne respectively, ana inc
- any rersons claiming under them or either or
Is ~ them since filing 81 tho notice ~ the PEI
dency this action on the l5th CAY OF beoe'oe'' 100
dated: New York. March 9th. le9 .,or,. ,,.,...
N"''N' ' CHARLES D. OLENDORF. Referee