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STpRFNE COURT. COUNTY Of NEW

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Sc,1rPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
- vopK. KATE W. HANDREN. PLAINTIFF
- .IISSST Holm II. CANNON AND OTHERS DE
AGAAIDS,TTs in pursuance Of Judgment OF TOR
fEND "a sale duly made and entered IN the ao0s
cosua action bearing date the 3lst day OF july Io9y
enu,ueu urde,siened Referee In said Judgment named
L., Iii AZ public auction at the New YORK hea r.stae
si.ronms No Ill Broadway, In the Borough 9I nla.
.sn civ OF New York. the Ith day or oePIe
hat'dieo AZ ~ oclock noon that day. by bryan H.
,d nv said Judgment to be sold and therein de-
scrbed as follows: , -, ,a .,,b tho
III Thai certain lot piece parcel Of land with me
thereon erected situate lying and being on inc
side Of One hundred and fourteenth street IN
81 CIV ~ New York bounded and described as tolo"
u. al, beginning point on the said Southery sue
20 One hundred and fourteenth Street distant one nun
1n,ed nv the SAID Southerly side OF one hundred ana
,r,eenh street the Westerly side Of Eighth ave
~. running thence Southerly line parale WIN
ma westerly side Eighth Avenue ana Tor part OF
30 distance through wall one hundred teet anu
eIcven inches the middle line or the pock between
o,e hundred and thirteenth and One hundred ana tou
,,b Streets: running Westerly and along sald
winery on line parallel with said westerly side or
,btb Avenue one hundred feet and eleven inches 20
~ said Southerly side of One hundred and fourteenth
et and running thence Eastery along said Southery
~ ~ one hundred and fourteenth Street tweny-sx
e., ~ the point or place OF beginning.
mated New York. August 18th. 1893
N"' RICHARD II. CLARKE. Referee
CURTIS MALLET-PRENOST & COLT,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, -
30 Broad Street. New York City.
The following is diagram OF the property 10 Dc solo,
Uaet
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

~ yopK-samuel w Weiss as Trustee, 1Sa,dan s.
tn against Henry Schopper ana otne,s and sale duly
In pursuance OF Judgment OF n,,sd action bearing
ane The is dav Of August 1899. l. the snn
Referee said judgment named wiz i ssToorn Number
III Rro,dway in the Borough OF Manhattan boo w" ~, 70
New York on the sixth day Of Septegnnnei iIngraham.
o'clock that day, by - ~ indsment TO be
sold and therein described follows: ALL thar "a I'M
lot piece or parcel Of land with the b91In , in The
twenty fourth Ward Of the city OF New or, anu
ing mart OF the lots known and dstlnsusn- r ..p,v-
tain map entitled Map Of the Ryer Homesea' ,,Ii and
fourth Ward York City, josiah A. SdissS; col and
TopoRraphcal Engineer dated September sth lo' ~
filed in the the Register OF the cly on nJ one
Of New York lots Number ninety NM 'S, foIous.
beginning al point on Southerly side 81 lFnahDn
now hundred and seventy nnthD street
erly from the corner formed by the inersecrlon d
said southerly side Of Lebanon now one hundrega,
ninth Street. with the Westerly size i ,be
Avenue. running thence Southerly ana parale oa, Ia
division linz bctween number ninety nine '''I
lots numbers elghty-eight Css eighty nine ~ Il, a
90, and nnety-one C9p laid down on sad Map ~,
he way through a party wall. ninety hve o'l iert run
ming thence Westerly. and parallel with leoah"na 80
and eight ~ inches running thence Northeriy ana PAT
aieI with the above mentioned division line ana pa'1s
nearly with Clinton Avenue ana par. ~ ~ I'D
through party wall ninety-fve t95I feet n we sii'
southerly side Of Lebanon one hundred ana seventy
ninth street and running thence Easerly along me sa
southerlv Of said Lebanon nov One huhdt an i
inches TO the point or place Of Beginning
D"'ep ~" '''" WIN. J. A. McKIM
Referee.
JONAS r. MANN.
Attorney for Plaintiff
as e. ~ Wall Street.
Borough Of Manhattan New York city, 10 sold.
The following is Of the property 10 De soip'
It's street number is 97e East 10th street;
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

s.,ss, o75 II Of 9th-ave, 2xlOoo'
osG,e'.,y ans Robert Busch 10 Julius Busch :
a4tb-st as. a5S Il Of Amsterdam-ave lS9s sit
to Apthorps Lane Is 2xss;2; Ie0ise i'''o'1
IN Christian T Schaue. \ part. ,,oo
,,stbst n q 46O II . Of LenoN-aVe. 'oNlVp "a;
Chn,iss NJ Rosenthal 20 Congregation Chauri
yade OF Harlem 90
,o-,h - n = 2l5 II e Of Park-ave. 44xlW'I4'
Martin Metzger TO Thomas Jenkins ., AMI
'Pb : 7 letter 10 Babetta letter, execuuh
eod
u,,b =, a a 90 # e Of Park-ave. hoxsoo' hAchei
Gecer 10 Sarah Ullman. ...''''.''"'' -
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bloom Edward NJ 70 Samuel GToSsi ANHins'o'
ave loS n Of s,h-st' oen 11,,1sS1ry South
ern boulevard. $. 223 IT Of St Ann save
years snrice 10 Jacob Butler. St Nicholas
ave W cor 163d-st, year W ~; 70
yesoro Joseph to Gabriel Fensterer lot NO 10
-rosIbere Jobn ana Rose E. TO Mary. Morarty'
Brook-ave s. lis fl Of l6sth-st. years
Same 10 same. Brook-ave $. 1915 II OF Io''n
Same M 70 st same. Brook-ave 1914 II Of 1e9th-
st y Tesord TO Emma Lndebaum Madison
ave. " S. IS # W OF Kinssoridse KoaH'
aye years ro61 F 10 Henrietta F Mead Poplar-st.
:. at LANDS Of Gleason years ~ 80,
McEvoy John J, 10 the Excelsior savings banh'
lockwood Roher. H. 10 Marian Havell plot 100
II Of Fairmount-eve and o Il Of lots NOS
voeei. Max TO German Savings Bank. 1l2th-s',
MarSorf Nina TO Emgrant Industrial Savings
Bank ssth-st s g. 106 II Of lst-ave, year.
Jenkins. Thomas J. to Martin Metzger. l21th-st
s. 2l5 It Of Park-aye year: ,ss,
Schneider. Louis A 10 Bradley Currier COM
pany, st Ann ave. corner 165th-st. year
81 =. 800 # W Of Courtiandt-ave. demand.
Bachrach Louis 70 the o LEVERS ,s MoTsaee
ance Company. Nos 22s and 23l East =a-s''
Je,tsI Robetts i iniiyiduaiy and as executrix. ct
al 10 the German savings Bank. Sprins-st' $.
10 70 c Of Greene-st year ............s..''
sommer, Jacob. to Frederick D Happen. trustee.
eth-st. 5. 213 II W Of Ayenue G. . years: -
Same TO Virginia Stuart Mackay Smith Ell al
trustees pth-st s. 1873 II W OF Avenue c. o
Burchell Kate F. 10 Albert Katie. 1s2d-st e.
800 II Of 1lth-aVe. years .................'
Dellon. George. et al 10 LILY W Beresford 81 a.
trustees etc No PA Monroe-st 3 years ......
Same 10 George 6 Kip. No 272 Monroe-st, years
same 70 Catherine r Synes ct al. trustees, etc.
No go Monroe-st. years. ......::.....'..
Same 10 James Reynolds. No 274 Monroe-st
instruments 90 49,, -, -
Same 10 Fritz Fedderke. No 272 MonToe-st. IN
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NEW YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION. - .
a12 A NJ and 355 2. NJ Daily, except sunday #"
Pittsfed: sundays only at go A M
Wagner Palace Cars on all through ,ralnA
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light ..
Ticket Offices at ilS 26l. Alb and 1915 Broadway 70
linton So w, 235 Columbus Ave. 81 vest 6Zoth s5Cos
i25th ST. and i3sh St stations New YORK; S0s ana 'zo
Teienhone "279O Thirty-eiEhth Street for New York
Central Cab Service. Baggage checked rom ho'ei OF
residence BY Westcott Express Company 49,.
GEORGE II DANIELS General Passenger Agent
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billiard AND POOL TABLES.

billiard AND POOL TABLES. new
and secondhand: lowest prices; easiest
terms MARX BROS. "a Union Square
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS foot of west Twenty-thrd Street and pe'-
brosses and corandt Streets
OThe leaving time from Desbrosses anu
COrtlandt Streets IL five minutes later '""h
that given below for Twenty-third street
station. except where otherwise noted
7.5o A: NJ FAST MAILLimited to two Buffes pa,or
carr New York TO Pitt'burg Sleeping Car pi't'Ours
$50 rifS%sf GIsSslaPd
Compartment sleeping Dining. snOkIne and OBSERVE
ton Cars For Chicago Cleveland roe'0 o'n'n"A''
15o CHICAGO AMP ST. LOUIS ExP GSiSsso 8,
b.bo p. VI. WESTERN ExPREss.-FOr Chicago. For
75 S'sf r. ~ soiUTH%bsrERN ExpREss-FOr Pitt.
7ss p NJ PAcIFIc ExPREss-Fes Pit.sesrs y,a and
Route Connects FOR Cleveland except SATURDAY;
NAIL AND EXPRESS Buffet d Sleeping Car
points NsT { %e 10 a except and ~
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1856 SIS S2s. 1910 Desbrosses Street lolo Cortland
5ass 80 bessresses Street 40 ccftlandt, Street
fh Bling 2 3sr % pSss S 5s pnns
1910 night sundsy - 81 GIS 0Dinnf
ParSr ora and Dining carr II T. p Dining caT ADD 'Dn
sd 81 SER ss Pss5 2ss .as m 1910
Norfolk AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphi,
ATLANTfc co&sT LfSE|Ezpress, % a. and SIS
ed ES G ONO sys DAY.
weekdays and 1.5J m. daily.
ATLANTIC CITY.-2i0 p m. weekdays Desbrosses
Street p. m Cortlandt Street 2l5 M. Through
vestbuled Train BUFFET Parlor Cars Passenger Coach
and Combined Coach.
CAPE MAY.-l2.j5 :. m. weekday
For points New York and Long Branch Railroad !fom
Twenty-t third Street Sation), 500 a. m, IL 10
10 Saturdays only 25. 255. a% 40 BIO $50
2. Sundays. 755, 0 25 a. m. $50 ?. m Qrom les-
brosses Street, 800 900 M l229 10 SATURDAYS
els, DAB a. m SIS m from Cortlandt sreen 200
y 90 90 Saturdays only, 23O. 30s, 33s
423 515 700 p m. Sundays SIS o AZ n. m. SIS m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
el0 (Desbrosses and Corandt 62O. 1875 755.
s25 500 925 955 Penna. Limited. 1910 Desbrosses
Street 1910 Cortandt Dining Carr. 10 SIS
Dining Car. 11.55 m. 1255 10 Gesbross.s Street
2lO. cortlandt street 25: 255 800 % 425 Dining
Carr, 4.55 Dining Carr. 6.55 Dining car, 30 S55
D. M. Il 10 night Sundays. 6.l0 SO S55. 825. 80
d-mitedl. go 1875 Dining Car a m. i252 , 80
carr. $50 Dining Carr. I55. SO p M 20 night %,
Broadway; Aston House West Twenty-third street
station stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cortland
Court Street SEQ Fulton Street IS Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station, Brooklyn; station
Jersey city. The New York Transfer Company will call
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination.
Telephone 9ll Eighteenth Street for pennsylvania Kali
7 "a rTtTCJiNSON j. r WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

.0olN@- ~ '>'.>l,-,.--'-'1,I'0 -,
Kan ct 81 wEST.-Large and small
rooms. en- suite or singly; elegant PACK
- uin,er. moderate terms; superior table.
s7TU ST 4094li WEST.-Large ana
small rooms with board convenient
references
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TON.
From foot OF Liberty st. .
v..S d.y. % 40 500 1000 G1:30. Dining Carr A NJ
100 Dining Carr 1880 600. Royal Blue Lmited) 90
600 Dining 1aD P, M 1913 pd S1ndsys = 40 ;So
limited 500 900 Dining Car) M 1913 mdt. A do
A M $50 400 400 1880. 900 p NJ Sundays 300
Ar1clet. and paror car seats foot Of Liberty ST.
wbitebaT ST. ii9 l72 26l. 434 944 l2s4 1854 Broac-
~ 7S7 eth Ave Is Union So. West. 1853 East l2oth
St. 27S West I25th St. 245 Columbus Ave- 90 New 1o9x
1cn,rt ST 344 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn; 9S broadway
yiIismsbir1 The New Transfer Co. will call for
and check baggage hotels residences to destina
sFiorn Liberty St only.
tFrom South Ferry at 5:25 p. NJ
sFror South Ferry 4 IS p. NJ
bprrom South Ferry $40 p. NJ
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Notitc 60 Creditors.
EDWARD G. cox & co.-NorIcE is hereby

EDWARD g. cox & CO.-NOTICE Is hereby
given to all creditors and all persons having claims
against the co-partnershp Of Edward Cox CO. lstey
doing business No. ~ Union square Borough % Man
haitian city Of York that the un1ersi gned. Edward
ID Miller was a order % the supreme Court IN the
County Of New York. made and entered on June 23r;,
appointed receiver II said cOpartnersnp
that they are HEREBY required their ella ms
with tho vouchers thereof duly verified 10 the subscriber
AT his place Of trAnsactng business 70 wit the once os
HE attorney. Chas Coleman Miller - Wall 81, Borough
OF Manhattan cry Of New York on or before the Lee
day of October next
Dated New York July 2sth. 1899
C'HAS COLEMAN MILLER. EDWARD d. MILLER
Attorney for Receiver Receiver 81 the late CO
~ Wsu 81 Manhattan partnership n Edward a.
Na,yN Ork
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Ut. o.ir,.,a amount OF the lien charge TO sat
,., ,rh the above described property is TO be soId
Nirn,een hundred and ffty-seven 6IlOO Dollars WIN N
IN, thereon from the 2st of July, 1879 osetHeI
vim the costs and allowances. amounting I" one ,,
snvon,vaix $1,000 Q76s1D Dollars with interest,"
the-eon from the LIST day Of August lsa9 oeeuT W.
,he licenses Of the sale. The approximate amount on 'e
assessments and rates or other liens 10 pe
aiINyed IN the purchaser out Of the purchase no' 20
90 hy tho Referee one hundred and sixteen o'-VV
fI16 ~ Dollars and interest. ooo
DATED Ne" iV"' WM j. A. McKlM,
Referee
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foreclosure Sales.

-. -, nv 1soo and IN. approximate amount =,
water rates and liens which are money or
iorsd N the purchaser OF the purcnase "S'
IoWeo 10 ,ha peyaree Is 81 400 and interest o,.-..
pau ny "' '''' pIcUkRD H. CLARKE hNie''''
Dated New York, August l. ls"s.o
CURTIS MAILET-PREVosT |obi'
plaintiffs Attorneys, 49, vorL Cq,v
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6orses AND Carrlaaes.
4 VALUABLE PATENT FOR SALE.

The advertiser will sell valuable pat
emf, used as an attachment on horse
shoe, and known as an ice Creeper."
The above cut illustrates the attachment.
clamped on horseshoes inside and out.
1t can be used on any shoe, taking only
moment to place IT in position. VIII
dispose OF same on royalty basis. For
further information address W. K, New
Brunswick, y. !.
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FOR SALE.
LOST.

LOST i ankbook No. lO2 0si. New-York
savings Bank. Finder please return to
bank.
LOST -Bankbook No. 630,37i Bank for
Savings 2SO 4th-ave.. New-York Pay
rnent stopped Please return book TO bank.
LOST -Bankbook No 6S2 l4e. Bank for
Savings $50 4th-ave.. New-York Pay
rnent stopped. Please return book 10 bank
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LEHICH VALLEY.

aons foot Of 3d. Corandt and Desbrosses Streets
(Penns II. X. Ferries)
Time West d Street Other figures Corandt or Desorosses
Streets Daily except Sunday. sunday only Other trains
daiiy Sunday Gas Sunday leaves Bis Sunday
r6.55 100 An Local for EASToS. o.,.v,,s
.z5I eS. A. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS ana
and principal points Parlo and Dining Cars Con
meets Coal BraDches .,-. ...o,. 49,
PRESS" Handsomest train IN the world Limited to sealing
canacV Due Buffalo connecting with through Seepers
10 Detroit Chicago Dining Car service "a carte ,o>,
4SfS 4 rs NJ Coal Branches and intermediate ponts
-.1.55 5.I5P NJ Local for MATCH CHUNK.
t.5.1O 52OP NJ. Local for MAUCH CHUNK
I'D a. 6.2OP Local Express for EASTON
.5.5J x6.OS For Buffalo and points West Through
Sleeping Cars 0 Chicago and Toronto. .o..,.
.f,55 S.O0P.h. Express for BUFFALO and IOhuNIO
None but Sleeping Car passengers carried - -.. , -
.1Ol5 3OP NJ For ITHACA, ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO
and Nest Sleeping Cars to Chicago.
so PLANFIELD and BOZ Nd BhOOk locals daiy except
sets and pullman accommodations at 10 2l 800 S s.4 and
1881 BROADWAY Union Square 245 Columbus Ave n "
So FuOn ST Court p Bdwy and Annex station Brooklyn
Transfer will call for and check baggage from hotel or
residence through 10 destination
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Monroe-st s g. 1929 II OF Markets., for two
sly story brick natho,ises e. 6x97. 10 and S0.2
A Boetsky and II. Hellman, No St3 Column
bus-ave owners: NJ Bernstein No 24o broadway .a
Loring Place s. 800 Il 6 Of Highbr1dge ROAD
for a two and one-half story frame dwelling
2)x4O; w washburn, No 296 West l42d-st
owner; w Tobin, architect and builder.
Same same. No 30 Monroe-st, instalments..
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Tn. ennroximate amount Of the Hen charge. to
at,sfv which the described IL to be sold
a. 600 Os1 ~ with interest thereon from the 18TH day
~ Iuy 1899 together with costs and allowances
amounting 20 s7p365 with interest thereon from the
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS:

~ Take notice that the undersigned intend N apply
,o- rrs Of Admnis the Estate u John Chris
re deceased late the Of Greenwch Washin goa
Co,nty and state Of York under the provisions q
Soc 2,si 81 code of Civil Procedure and notice 70
hereby given all persons having claims sgaias, SAD
ohn christie deceased present their claims Vith ths
vouchers thereof to the Surrogate Of the county n Wash
,noon a. his of9c in the Village OF salem y Y On On
before the 18th day OF se7tember. 1888
jew VIZ GEORGE CHRISTIE.
ALEXANDER NGEOcH.
VAN NESS & CURRY Auys.
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NFW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. Z.

SCHBDULE n EFFECT My II, IbVs'
FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York. South Ferry Whiteha TerminsD, ana
foot Of Liberty Time from South Ferry.
Leave Liberty street minutes later.
'pay Except Sunday sSundayA
CHICAGO q. 30 m. Liberty street only. 81 25
and '121O night
PITTsBURG .43O a. IN. liberty street only. SIS
3. m 'l2 10 night
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. .s55 a. m. 1855 .. m.
'i2l0 night.
u,,s,,,>c-,R ROYAL BLUE TRAINS, rn,..-,
.,WASHlNGTON. BALTIMORE t7b5. 'e55 tDlnerl,
i25 a, m. DineD 1928 p Dnen u Is CDinerl,
200 C'Royal Limited" exclusively Pullman Train, DineD.
.4 - % CDaeT 1913 p. m. OneD and az 10 night
NORFOLK. 4l2. 55 D. m
Al trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Light
once llS l72 2Gl. 49,. 1884 Broadway 25 Union So
W. IA BoWery y. y. 339 Fulton $50 Graham ave.
BROOKLYN Whitehall Terminal and Liberty Baggage
checked from hotel residence destination.
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RAILROADS..
GFNIRiL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively:
ro,r lacks electro Pneumatic SignaiA
s;stions IN New York foot OF Liberty St
and south Ferry. Whitehall 81; -, O.. ..
,n,es earlier thar given below for Liberty
ST. except when noted ,,.. @.
~. ros,or bethlehem Allentown. Mauch CHUNK &C.
.ln% 1rn e.l0 A M u2Oo NJ. to Easton) 81 I:4o.
(ts Is $50 70 Easton! p NJ Sundays %So' "'o0 10
For wkes5a1e Pitt;On snS Scranton '" blu
For Reading and Harrisburg At 100 80 S sdS.
1000 80 70 Reading A. NJ iSs; 4 S1nsays 40
Ss SS 10 Readin NJ 90 80. $50 600 $500 to
hea'ih" r. ALL RAIL ROUTE.
ror New Jersey seashore Resorts - 80. $50 1000
A. H. q 100 saturdays. only2 1870. .?;io $50 .s'ss
80 s44s tSss bs2} rsS so s icS only p
For lakewood Toms River. and Barnegat '4:So. $50
NJ I:30 80 7. NJ. Sundays. T:l5 A. a.
a. me- SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From Pier s. n h, foot Rector St
49, .rantin Hirhlands and seashore points. $50 600.
1906 100 NJ: 100; zoo, sIs 4'So. $50 p. M.
For Lakewood Toms River ana Barnesat +;ao A. II.
100. S45 p
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CATSKILL MOUNTAINS

VIA CATSKILL
To- oil Points on CATsKILL MOUNTAIN. OTIS and
NEW TANNEIitSNILI-E RAILWAYS making direct con
nections with New York Central trains leaving 8.
and 3.45 e "
Also Direct connections with the Hudson River Day
Boats and the Catskil Evening Line
Reduced Excursion rates good for the season
The DETROIT SPECIAL over the New YORK Central
leaving at y NJ DAILY, INCLUDING SUNDAY with
Parior and Dining Cars. affords the SHORTEST. most
expeditions and convenient reaching the Hotel
Kaateiskll. Mountain House. Laurel House Antiers
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS cleaned BY steam. by hand or
on the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co. 1H5s Broadway, AL East 4sth-st'.
coz & BRANDT. Tel 1872 3sth.
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Commissioners Meeting.

Regular meeting held April
10th 1899. Commissioners
present D. A. Blue, W. T.
SWEET, W, b Eastman, ADJ
sent r. N. Couch. Mayor
Beck in the chair.
Minutes Of last meeting
read and accepted.
Voted to draw an order in
favor Of Stuart Thomas for
$500, work on Connecticut
Avenue in taking out stumps.
Voted that the Treasurers
books be closed the Oath OF
this month and the books
audited.
Voted that G.. D, Tarbell
and e. L. Patch be the aUdlJ-.
ing committee and that the
Mayor have power to appoint
substitutes if either or both
cannot serve, said committee
TO report to Eoard the 25th
of April.
Bill Of P. HI Beck for SOC,
two men picking up papers
ordered paid.
Bill Of Southern Printing
Co. for 329,05 for printing
envelopes ordered paid.
Adjourned.
IRVING L. HAMIIT,
Town Clerk.
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At the meeting Of tie Ex~
ecutive Committee of the
Southern Pines Improvement
Society held April 5, 1899, it
was voted that tie thanks of
the Executive Committee be
extended to Mr.. f. Chatfield
for having arranged and con
Quoted the exercises Of Arbor
Day in so admirable a mans
ner; also that copies Of this
vote be sent to Mr.. Chatfield
and to the local newspaper.
VIM. w. ABBOTT, Sec.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-15

one interested in the growth
of fruits could hear him.
The President Of our Board
of Trade will talk on the At,
fractions of Southern Pines,
and Mayor z H Beck will
deliver the Address of Wei
come. Wednesday morning,
to be followed by a paper on
the New Eldorado," by Mrs
D e Osborne Of Greensboro
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-15
Base Ball.

The second game Of base /
ball in the series between
Southern Pines and Aber>
deem which was played Mons
day resulted in favor OF
Aberdeen by a score of 16 to 8.
AS the series now stands,
each team has won one game,
SO the game which is to be
played at Southern Pines
next Wednesday, will be full
of interest, as each team will
strive. hard to win.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-15
| = FREE ! PRESS.
3. d. OSLIN, EDITOR.
Sodtberp Pines, Nc.
sSv'1 WE AID D-ER7ZSE?

-
lily we are receiving in>
quiries for information con-
corning Southern Pines. If
the Board Of Trade will fur
nish the FREE PRESS with the
proper kind of literature we
would occasionally send itout
to advantage. AS a method
for advertising the town, a
neat pamphlet, carefully writ
ten, with the temperature.
health statistics, and other
matters Of, fact properly set
forth, we could gain many
new settlers in the next
twelve months. Has the
Board Of Trade anything to
olfer along this line?
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-15
NEXT WEEK.!

The FREE PRESS has printed
this week the preliminary
program for the Business
Mems Convention, to be held
at the Piney Woods Inn, next
week. commencing Tuesday
18th and ending Thursday
evening with a banquet in the
spacious dining rooms Of that
popular hotel.
This event is destined to be
one Of special interest to the
growing town Of Southern
Pines, and the interest al
ready manifested by men OF
money and prominence as
we'll, is indeed gratifying TO
those of us who are laborillg
for the future development OF
the place.
1t will be we'll worth the
time and attention OF all our
citizens ia hear discussed such
questions as the Agricul<
tural Advantages Of North
Carolina" by Col: John ?.
Cunningham; the "Undevel>
oped Resources Of North Cars
blina,n by w. s. Primrose;
the "Old North State" by
GOV. Daniel L. Russell, and
TIE Past, Present and fu>
IRE Of North Carolina, by
ID Gov. Thos ] Jarvis, and
y p i other questions which
been assigned to differs
zones who are thoroughly
hetent to talk on the SUBJ
assigned them.
ane topic for discussion,
ia one which should be we'll
M a'' - "The Sand Hill
eth Carolina, "
banker, OF
lould be
every