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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

--aas
BIDS AND PROPosALS.-f3ids are invited for
furnishing the necessary material and con-
structinE a gravel road $500 to 1890 feet
In length nv 20 feet in width on the Ciin-
ton public road. from the city limits 10
Southern Pacific railroad track. near the
Inman press; said material and work to be
furnished and done in accordance with the
plans aud specifications now on file tn the
ofnce OF the county surveyor OF Harris
county.
Each bid must he accompanied by a GER
titled check for $500 90. payable TO the
order OF the county Judge. said check n
be returned to unsuccessful bidders when
the contract is awarded and TO the success
ful bidder when contract Is signed. This
successful bidder will be required TO give a
bond In the sum of $500 for the faithful
performance OF the contract. BIDS should be
addressed 20 the commissioners court OF
Harris county. Texas. and will be opened
and passed upon at 10 o'clock nj. on Thurs
day May H. 1899, hy said court. and the
right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
u. II. Vasmer.
II County Judge Harris County. Tex.
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED Shwmill plant to lease or buy OF
10000 or upward capacity, give location,
price and terms. No. hil2 this ofacs. Q
WANTED---To rent by small family with good
references nrst-cass modern cottage or
small house must be IN good neighborhood,
In good repair. with modern convenienees,
bath, sewer connection, etc; state location
mud terms; parties with dilapldated places
will please not answer. Address 54sS. this
cfhcn
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SCOTTISH RITE DEGREES.

SUI lSf1 III i II ibbiN
ke-Tucker council of Kadosh, Scottish
Masonry. die itself proud last night
bnferring the highest degree that has
been conferred in the State. The
Icil of Kadosh embraces the degrees in
tnry from the nineteenth 20 the thtrti-
Exclusive, and 1t is a rare thing fer
, of the lodges in the State TO conler
of these degrees. 1t requires costly
lphernalia and lodge rooms of special
en to be able to do so, and for these
pms the work is seldom undertake..
LIST night, however, the twenty-seVenth
be Was conferred on a number OF
|idates and 1t was done in highly
|itable manner. In week or TWO the
|ieth degree will be conferred here, at
fh it is understood number of Masons
Houston will be present.
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN and his mother desire board
N private family best Of references "A
dress 54es. STATING terms.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN on improved farms and
ranches Francis Smith 4 Co.. San. An
tonic. Texas. Gail on F. w Norris. kiam
building. Houston. Texas q
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WANTED--Every one who Is afflicted with
letter or eczema to know that they need not
suffer longer with these terrible diseases
unless they prefer to do so. for the now
famous "Jo-He" Ointment II positive and
spoedy cure All itching and burning in
stantIy relieved: cure follows. within two
TO Ave weeks 3-ounce size &c; l2-ouuce,
$3.50. postDaid. II. b. Jones. Discoveref
i1oIIas Texas 7-l.es
LADiEs-.'Princess Regulator" rel eyas every
condition. from every cause safe. sure; ny
mail zoe Send &c for booklet southern
rhemicsl Co, Houston. Il
Houston. Texas. April 9, 1898.
Matchless Mineral Water Co. Dallas TEX.
believe Il is due the public that sholid
state Ina. have used the Matehless Min
sral water and believe Il 20 be the greatest
remedy for Indigestion ana consultation.
ever discovered or invented: ...
WV j. c. HUTCHINSON.
Ex-Member Of Congress.
For sale by all drugglsts 10
PTS-1 IN phone 1867, Ave rings. Acme Clean.
Ing ana Pressing Association; suits cleaned
rna pressed, 75c: ladies' skirts, 5Oe 10 lof
members of club per month, VI clothes
called for, delivered, J, T. Green, boSis
Main street : - :
NAPLES DRUG STORE GIL consress ave,
MAS lust received another lot OF Lambert
Death 10 Lice.
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RITIME ASSOCIATION RULE.
#Galveston Maritime exchange held
&g last evening and adopted the fol-
Il resolution.
1reas, The Cotton GInners' conven-
which closed its annual meeting at
3ton on May 3. 1899, adopted a reso-
D that the cotton ginners of the State
kas be requested TO remodel their
M Fin which the square bale of cotton
Binally formed, to the standard size
#inches wide by 81 inches long, and
0ering that the trade generally will
Hatly benefited by having bales of
pm size and increased density; there
&e It
plyed, by the Galveston Maritime as
lon. composed of the various ship
at Galveston. that all ocean freight
pm cotton quoted for shipments to be
ION and after August J., 1899, shall be
upon said standard bale, compressed
minimum density of twenty-five (25)
IS to the cubic foot, and that 10 cents
200 pounds extra freight will be
BID on all bales OF greater dimensions
Is density. B. Adoue,
President.
tge Anderson, Secretary.
3 will meet with strong opposition
Barge number of gin people, but that
step toward the improvement OF the
|e bale of cotton there is no doubt.
J are more than 1000 ginners in Texas,
enly about 800 OF them belong to the
hrs association. The remaining num-
fill not feel bound to comply with
RESOLUTIONS that the association may
adopted, and will be pretty apt to
be this action of the Maritime assoc
An
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LuIs pENEs REpoRTEp DEAD.

LUIS PENEs REPORTED DEAD.
ord has been received here that Senior
Penes, who was Cuban delegate here
who left Galveston on December Is
because of his health, died In Havana
week of pneumonia. He was well
Hn throughout Texas wherever Cubas
dom was mentioned and was familiar
Re on the streets of this city.
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WANTED-To rent or buy small house with
one to FIVE acres land, on Harrisburg road
or other localities near town. Call 4of kiam
building
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


SPECIAL NOTICE-To the trade and saw
miilers: Tuesday, May 3, at 10 q. M. we
viii sell at auction 5000 worth OF clothing.
consisting OF full sults, coats and vests,
cashmere and jean pants, oyeralls, fine
lot OF bats; entire stock 70 he sold IN dozen
lots to suit the trade; been selling three
weeks with great success. sold over 40
watches; everybody asto1nded at the ridcu-
lousy low prices they are selling for; re-
firing from present business; the entire
stock Is 20 be sold without limit or reserve.
We sell daily, 10 a. N. ana p. NJ, watches,
iewelry. diamonds, pistols. shotguns, mu-
steal Instruments, tools OF every description,
clocks, etc, etc. Uncle SANS Loan Office,
soi Preston. oehHtret. auctloneer
NOTICE Is hereby given that by reason OF
the death OF VIM Cameron, Of the hfm OF
Cameron & Ulmer. the said Arm was on the
9Th day Of February. 1899. dissolved.
That said Arm is now In the course OF
liquidation under the coatrol and manage
rnent OF The undersigned
All parties holding claims against said
late partnership will send same TO the un-
deIeigne1 for payment
All PARTIES indebted TO the said firm viii
Be expected TO make INN ,,dists settlement.
Surviving Partner OF Late Firm Of Cameron
Houston. Texas. May /. 1899. so
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MORPHINE

Opium and kindred habits. new xuaran.
different from all others. No publicity or in~
reference with work or business No matter
now often you hsss tauea W eAo curs yo si
note It's wonderful erect corresponden1a
confidential and solicited DIR. PURpY,
Plnz Building. Houston. 4exaA
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PERSONAL.

THE Texas Cleaning and Dye Works-Clean-
ing, dyeing and repairing; ladies' garments
speciality; all work guaranteed. W. To-
bias proprietor. sl2 Prairie avenue. Hous-
ton q
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IMPORTED Bohbinet mosquito bars. cosing
his deceased partners interest, sells us his
entire stock of bars below cost We Offer
hundred-inch Bobbinet Mosquito bar, finest
quality Bobbnet made, So 80. Franklin. l0lC
Texas avenue, b-s
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS ON SALARY OR COMMISSION
The greatest agents seller ever pr0duced;
every user Of pen and ink buys II on sight,
200 to 500 per cent profit; one AGENTS sales
amounted TO $500 Ia six days another S32
IN two hours Monroe Mfg. Co.. La Crosse.
Wis 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06

READY MADE MOSQUITO BARS. single 50.
double 60, ninety four-noh American Bob
binet MALT canopy bars, 81 g hoop bars
Bobbinet. 81 rs. Frankln's.
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r. L. KOPF. undertaken and emhamer. iois
Prairie avenue: fne carriages and hearsss;
nhone 6ST e-10-8
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PROFESSIONAL.

DE ARMoND- Basso Texas Quartette, open
for solos concerts musicals. also the Texas
Quartette open for concerts. Address divers
Ninaic Hnnas. IInnsinn u
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c HRYsANTHEMIiM plants. 75c per dozen
novelties and standards II. Luepke, 90S
Main etlcet Phone 1909 b-R
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WANrrO--T1 figure with parties dcs;rrg
fr;. class unto date attractive soda foun
talns. abou; one-fourth nrlce o; otters.
write Us. Waco Showcase Factory, WA 0,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06

ENERGETIC MEN 10 sell The Automatic Gas
Light. s. oaudlc-power cheapest and mos,
brilliant light offered quick seller. good
profits: gas lights not IN i and electric
lights lock ike taliow candles by tho side
OF H. CORRESPONDENCE solicited. Send for
catalogue Kelly Bros. No. l07 e Seventh
street Fort Worth Texas. u
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FOR SALE-Fine lot Of buggies. nhaetous.
surreys road wagons and harness Lar
eneon's Stables and Carriage Repository,
Franklin ana Caroline streets. o
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SECONDHAND soda fountain and OUTFIT
complete. large size peanut rooster. pool
table and slot machine each at a bargain
Address O. @. Parsons. BRYAN. TeXas.- y
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|BICYCLEs--iS9S sttsrns; good as new: weight
nineteen pounds new NJ. n W. tires for
sale cheap. March Culmore, Houston. All
kinds of tires cheap gas lamps. IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-06

FOR sALE--strawberries; l have plenty OF
them. they are fine ana am selling Them
cheap; write to me. WIN. Z. Steele, Alvin,
Texas.
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FOX SALE-Cabbage crates In car lots, cheap
fer cash. Address Nelaseo Box Factory,
Velasco, Texas. AZ
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NAPLES DRUG STORE sil consrsss Az,
Death 10 Lice.
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PERSONAL.

PIANOS Have them tuned BY experienced
tuners: we guarantee to refinish the old
Piano throughout to your satisfaction. OIL
Ver's Music House. u
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LosT-City scrip No. 12,fI2, sl2, payable Z
q, /, q Theo. Bering, now owned by under
signed All persons are warned not 10 hu'
same as payment has been stopped rewars
Il returned. II. r. Mclaughlin, 2oe Mall
street.
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"THe OLD HARTFORD LIFE" issues only
old .lipf guaranteed policies. paid up and
extended Va 'ues ioanr az per cent long
time notes taker; We want ten travelling
solicitors. Harris & Patterson. general
nliLnngerf pallaa h
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SEAsoNAlLE GooDS--We want you to soc
our refrigerators freezers, coolers fruit
Jars, Jelly glasses, we guarantee goods and
rrices; write for catalogue John McClel-
Ian & Co. Goa Main street. 91i Texas, whole
sale and retail orock7rY glassware, etr. 6
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UPRIGHT child's plano mot toyl Ave OF
taves. suitable for travelling company, only
s1S cash Piano Exchange. el5 Travis
street u
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sSS TYPEWRITER desk, roller top. Tor sis
cash Phone ST.
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HOUSTON Heights has srtCsian water. sandy
soil. sood drainage fine shade, excellent
car service and the lots at present prices
arc the cheapest property in Town; terms
from So to s. per lot In cash aud the same
payment monthly. For best prices call at
Houston Heights office. EOS Main street.
John A. Milroy agent II
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FOR REACHES use Dead Sure Roach Killer:
no poison guaranteed effective. 20c al
Lewyne Drug Store. corner Main and Pres
ton. 6
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| FOR SALE-Ten R-I-P-A-N-s for cents at
druggists, One gives relief 4-2s-19e0
SCREEN DOORS ane window screens made
| 10 order any style and size. hne work our
| speciality estimates cheerfully furnished
and all orders promptly hlled. Houston
Furniture Mfg. Co., office and factory.
Houston Heights Sample room 1902 Goa
| gress avenue Phone No. 976. four rings II
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for three dlstricts IN
Ttxss for the Covenant Gutual Life insur'
surs Company OF st. Louis; also few re-
tponsible agents, cash adyalres raae
ton on cumulative policies: cneap term
policiec wrii.en also: top brokerage. Adj
dress L. o. Robertson. State agent palias
Texas. lz-Sl--y "
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work reasonable price. Fernandez, .. o. u.
Partisan Steam pyeing and Cleauing. sls
Travis Is the place TO 20.
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DUNHAM G co. upright pinno, mahogany
finish, can be had for si75 cash, stool aud
scarf, slightly used ask for this plano
Piano Exchange. 6l5 Travis street, next /,
kneeiand's m
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LIBRARY EXHIBIT AT PARIS.
TO BE PREPARED AT THE NEW YORK;
STATE LIBRARY

STATE LIBRARY
Albany, Dec. 3.-The New-York State Library
was appointed at the Atlanta meeting of the Amer
lean Library Association in May to prepare the
American library exhibit for the Paris Exposition
OF ls" and is pushing the preparation OF the ex-
hibt with all possible speed After the ExrDsitton
the exhibit will be permanently preserved in the
nreproof Capitol at Albany as part OF the library
museum, which is always open freely for inspec-
ton or study. The exhibit at Paris will be in five
main parts:
frst-liustrated monographs published by tho
NeW-Nork state Library, by Professor Herbert y
ADAMS. OF Johns Hopkins University and Melvi
Dewey, director Of the State Library
Secohu-Eound volumes OF publications Of the
american Library Association, State commissions
associations and local clubs library periodicals.
representative reports catalogues blanks descrip.
tive handbooks etc '' ~ ~
Thrd-Photographs and plans OF selected library
DuiullgS, enc, mounted in wing frames wall pct-
uTes ana lantern slides.
Fonrth-Graphc charts showing the progress and
CONDITION or the library movement I'm he ed
states. picture bulletins. etc.
f1thLA working collection Of the best merhani-
cal devices for library use models OF card cata-
Iosues' charging systems, etc
The space at Paris is limited the entire Ameri-
can educational exhibit having only little more
IMAM one-fourth the space occupied by the New
YORK educational exhibit at Chicago The entire
American library exhibit has only by 10 Zoe, ana
therefore cannot illustrate individual libraries but
must be based on types. Libraries will no asked
10 contribute material most effective in renre-
sehpng the methods, character of work and sphere
or influence of the class TO which they severaIiy
represent the best thought of the Uhrarv nrofAs
sion In the United States, F
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foreclosure Sales.


SuPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YoRK.-TITLE GUARANTEED AND TRUST CON-
fANl Plaintiff against JOHN BATON and others De
In pursuance ~ Judgment OF foreclosure and sale
bearing date the 20 day OF November 1889 The under
signed the Referee In said Judgment named viii sell at
puphc auction at the New York Real Estate Salesroon
70 III broadway, I'm the Borough OF Manhattan city OF
I,em OK on the 4th day ~ Decomber 1900 at ~
O'Clock noon on that day by Peter y Never CO Auc-
soia ana therein described follows:
~ hat oertP!n lot piece parcel land with the
thereon erected situate lying and being in the
SIy or New YORK Aforesaid and which is bounded and
oeseIlDed as follows, that u say; BEGINNING at
POM IN we norherly side OF one hundred and twenty
sAh street distant two hundred (254)
ana s ol Inches eastery from formed by the
.erseGion OF the easerly side line Of Third
.o WIN sad northerly side Of one hundred
sNh street; and running thence norheTly and parallel
WIN he Ihrd avenue and part OF the distance through
party wall ninetynne feet inches TO the centre
Ie OF the block between one hundred
sho one hundred and twenty-seve streets: running
ehce easteTiy along said line block seven
den rect thence sOuthtrly and parallel with the
Third avenue ninety eleven inches to the north
ey SIDE OF one hundred and twenty street: and
hehoe westerly along said noTtherly side hundred
una twenty sixth street to point or
IaVe OF organizing said premises being known by
the street Number 225 East io6th street
dated New York. November !. 1890
,,,,,,, - HENRY HoYT Referee.
WILLIAM II. ST0CKWEII. Attorney for Plaintiff,
JAG Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan
- City OF New York
me Following is diagram Of the soid
Hs street number is 225 East l26th street.
one hundred ar twenty-seventh
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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
~, NEW YORK. County Of Putnam.-CoRA W. TRow
rleintln against EMILY A. sLAUsON and others. De-
5 II pursuance Of an ntsrocutOry Judgment Of
1e& lion and sesrnS date the I'm DAY Of Noybe
vii ns % % me referee in SAID Judgment named
haitian C or New a WI n 5e boTouga OF Man
December 1899 twelve o'clock noon on that dsy by
Richard " Harnet Co, auctioneers, the premises d.
ced by said judgment to be Sold and therein
Al that certain lot piece OF land. parcel Of the
OF the city OF New York, situate in the Sixth Ward
Of the SAID lands by ' john H aRG Greet or 6
missioner. the 10th day Of October. year Of
OF city by letter T. bounded in front on
Md the east side by @ and dE 'R the West Of sa s s
lot W which said lot Of ground marked u is part and
Aldermen and commonaiiy q Augustus Van " coraSSi
and contains in front twenty i've feet twenty
and the west side forty-egh feet be the
AND ALSO ALL that certain house lot Of land in
the Eighth Ward Of the city Of New York.
No one hundred and six Grand Street said lot beng
twenty-five feet wide in front and rear and hundred
less. and is bounded the westerly side by
Mercer sI1ee{ SGTeS Miles o" the nIIhy sse by land
easterly side BY land lately belonging to stephen Is.
Pierce the southery side in front by Grand
aforesaid, being the same premises conveyed to William
by deed bearing date the twenty afh day OF May. one
thousand eisht hundred and for,y, one Goo
WILLIAM VILLA HENRY IL MAb boIn RetsTes
Street B952ugh q q Manhattan New York city
o. Clark as Trustee, SC. 81 Nassau Street. Borough
Of Manhattan. New York city.
slauson 81 Nassau Street borough Of Manhaytan
The following are diagrams Of the property to be sold
being premises above described and referred to in the
S5 9 b II. gs5 Sa d ss NJ
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nations of the world
furthermore. II Is generally recognized that our
consular system needs much Improvement, II II is
20 ISnuer US the service II ought in promoting our
doIelsh trade II Is admitted that we ought TO
secure special training for the who are to hold
me consular Office, and even for those who TO
and embassies ~ 9
VI course, every strong university now gives q
poruoh or the instruction required for special
pieparat'on In the pursuits named But most proba-
piy an American universities would have TO add or
~ an! rate enlarge, work In commercial geography
VI .omnercial history, pay attention 10 some de-
portuents OF finance and political economy not now
usually treated and give time than IS now
ueVoted 10 international law both private and pub
nc ana 70 the mastery OF at least German, French.
ana spanish for commercial intercourse.
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SUPREME COURT, New York County

- Francis Louis SHADE, Plaintiff, against Gaetana
Clrrito and others Defendants.
In pursuance OF Judgment OF foreclosure and sale
duly made and entered in the above entitled action bear
ing the day Of November. 1899. !, the under
signed referee in said Judgment named viii sell at
pub,ic auction at the New York Real Estate Ssesroou,
no III Broadway IN the thorough Of Manhattan. Cy OF
New YORK 9th day q December 1893 al IL o'clock
noon on that day by Bryan L. Kennedy. auctoneer the
premises directed by said Judgment 10 be sold and therein
described follows;
All that certain lot piece parcel Of land with the
building thereon erected situate lying and being In the
city County and State Of New York, and bounded ana
described follows:
Beginning AT a point on the southery side OF One hun
hred and street distant hundred feet westerly
from the by the intersection OF the south
ery side OF hundred and ninth street with the west
ery side OF Columbus Avenue running thence souhey
and parallel with said Columbus Avenue. hundred
and inches thence westerly and parallel with
One hundred ninth TWENTY-FIVE feet thence
northery and parallel with said Columbus Avenue and
OF way through party wall hundred feet
inches to tho sOutherly side OF one hundred
and ninth street. and thence easerly and along said
southey side Of One hundred and ninth street twenty
hye feet the point place Of beginning
Being part Of the premises conveyed 20 Gaetana
Crrto Of the parties thereto Of the first by deed
dated 10th day Of December 1898 and recorded In
the Office Of the Register Of the city and County OF New
York the 2lst day Of December 1893 in Liber 81
Cons Section Z. page 226
Dated New York Nov 10Th 1899.
HENRY p. McGowN, Referee.
CEPHAS BRAINERD Plaintiffs Attorney
ONCE and Postoice address AZ Cedar St, Borough OF
Manhattan New York city.
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Centre line Of block.
ist' O. II
Centre line Of block,
'ne hundred and twenty-sixth street.

One hundred and tweny-sixth street.
The approximate amount charge to satisfy
which the above described property Is 10 be sold IL
with interest thereon from the 18th day DC
soo iss' togehe- with costs and allowance amounting
10 sZ2eo. together with the expenses the sale The
approximate amount OF the and water
rates or other liens 10 be allowed purchaser on,
interest. - ~ - " N' ~
Dated New York, LIST day of November. 1899.
HENRY HOYT. Referee.
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White Street.
Broadway

The premises described No. 81 White Street Will bs
sold subject mortgage Of Twenty i've thousand dol
lars with interest thereon at AZ hOa
the g3d Of November. 1899, and the premises de-
scrbed as no 100 Grand Street viii be sold subject TO
Sixty i've thousand dollars. with interest
thereon ~ per per annum from the LIST day u
July 1899 and asj subject TO the leases both Of said
parcels above described
Dated New York. November 18th. 1890.
WILLIAM HENRY HALDANE. Referee.