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Evening journal., 1900-11-09
Even II lie Desired Seat in
Senate
WOULD NOT STAND IN THEIR WAY
NebraskaD Says lie Has Come Out
Of The Fight With a Clear
Conscience

Lincoln, Nov. 9.-William ]. Bryan
last night gave out the following state
ment concerning the election:
"The result was a surprise to me.
and the magnitude Of the Republican ,
victory was a surprise to our oppo-
nents. as well as to those who voted
our ticket. II s impossible to analyze
the returns until they are more COM
plete. but, speaking generally, we seem
TO have gained in the large cities and
to have lost in the smaller cities and
in the country.
"The Republicans were able to Sc
cure tickets or passes for all their
voters who we're away from home, and
this gave them considerable advan-
tage. We have no way Of knowing at
this time how much money was spent
In the purchase Of votes and in colo
nization. But while these would ac-
count for some of the Republican gains
they could not account for the wide
spread increase in the Republican
vote. The prosperity argument was
probably the most potent one used by
the Republicans. They compared
present conditions with the panic
times OF 93 to '96, and this argument
had weight with those who did not
stop 20 consider the reasons for the
change. The appeal Stand by the
president while the war is on, had a
great deal of influence among those
who did not realize that a war against
a doctrine Of self government in the
Philippines must react upon us In this
country. We made an honest fight
upon an honest platform, and, having
done our duty as we saw it. we have
nothing 20 regret.
I'VE are defeated, but not discourage
ed. The fight must go on. am sure
that Republican policies will be re-
pudiated by the people when the ten
dency Of these policies are fully un-
derstood. The contest between plu-
tocracy and democracy cannot end un-
I'll one or the other is completely tri-
umphant."
Concerning himself Mr.. Bryan said:
II have come out of the campaign
with perfect health and a clear con-
science. / did my most to bring sue
cess to the principles for which stood.
Mr.. Stevenson did all that he could;
Senator Jones and the members Of the
Democratic, Populist, Silver Republic
can and anti-imperialist committees
did all they could. Mr.. Hearst and his
associates in the club organization put
forth their best efforts Our newspa-
pers, our campaign speeches and our
local organizations all did their part
have no fault TO find and no re-
proaches. ] shall continue to take an
active interest in politics as long as
live.
4 shall not be a senatorial candidate
before the legislature which has been
elected. Senator Allen deserves the
senatorship which goes to the Popu-
lists. Mr.. Hitchcock and Mr.. w. H.
Thompson are avowed candidates for
the senatorship. They both deserve
we'll Of the party, and l am too grateful
TO them for past support to stand in
their way even If desired seat in
the senate"
Mr.. Bryan said he has no other plans
at present than to remain at home un-
I'll he had recovered from the fatigue
of campaigning. He denied the report
that he would remove from Nebraska
and make Texas his home.
Evening journal., 1900-11-09
PENNSYLVANIA ROLLS UP
BIG MCKINLEY FIGURES

, Philadelphia, Nov. 9.-Complete but
unofficial figures on the vote for presi-
dent have been received from every
county except Armstrong and Brad
ford, though in quite a number Of
counties the vete for Woolley (Pro.)
was not taken from the return sheets
and the official computation of the
votes must therefore be completed be-
fore an approximate estimate Of the
vote for Woolley shall be obtained.
With Armstrong and Bradford coun-
ties missing the total vote in the state
for Mckinley is 1924, and that for
Bryan 4o7 ,657. The vote of these two
counties will add about 10000 to Nc
Kinley and $500 to Bryan. This
would make McKinley's plurality in
Pennsylvania 290,267.
Evening journal., 1900-11-09

Louisville, Nov. 9.-With returns
from all but 80 out of 1884 precincts
in Kentucky The Courier Journal puts
Bryan's majority at 5000 and Beck
hams at 5000. The missing precincts
have been taken into account in this
result The Republicans claim that
majorities will be shown for Mckinley
and Yerkes when the returning board
canvasses the vote at Frankfort. which
IL will do in three weeks from election
day. The returning board is Demo-
cratic, and the legislature is also Demo-
cratic. Ex-Governor James B. b. Nc
Creary, who managed the Democratic
campaign, last night closed the head
quarters and today returned to his
home at Richmond
Evening journal., 1900-11-09
BIDS FOR RAISING WRECK
Jardine Of Smyrna Will Remove Obstruc.
tiOn for Sl20

In the office OF United States Engi-
neer Smith yesterday. bids were re-
.ceived and opened for the raising OF
the 100-foot canal boat. Zens, which is
sunk in Smyrna creek near Eagles
Nest Landing.
The bidders were as follows: Trux-
ton & Ross, Georgetown. Del, $500;
W. d. Johnson, Lewes, Del, $685. Cor
nelius J. Kelley. Atlantic City, S225;
A. y. Jardine, Smyrna, S120.
Evening journal., 1900-11-09
TWO MORE EXPLOSION VICTIMS:
BIG BRIDGE BUILDING PLANT
Tarrant Building SurTendeS Victims Of the Great New
York DSaSter-NeW Structural Iron Company
Will Employ 1000 WOrkmen

Pittsburg, Nov. 9.-The Commercial
Gazette says: Plans have been made
by the American Bridge company for
the erection and operation at an early
date in the Pittsburg district OF the
largest and most complete bridge
buildings and structural plant in the
world. Mammoth works to cover a
tract of 40 acres, with a river 'front.'
age of at least a half a mile, Is the
general plan. The great bridge build
ing plant will employ about 1000 men.
and its erection is estimated to cost
81. .000, 900. Between 10000 and 150,-
600 tons of the finished product will be
turned out at the works in year.
Involved in the scheme is an i'm
portant industrial departure for the
bridge company and Pittsburg. This
Is the manufacture on extensive lines
OF steel barges and hulls for use in
river traffic. Consummation OF the
plans will involve the removal from
New York to Pittshurg OF one or more
of the executive heads of the company.
A site has already been optioned for
the works. and tho construction Of the
works will begin within three monthB.
This iz the coldest day of the Winter
Evening journal., 1900-11-09
REPUBLICANS
PLAN Big PARADE
Saturday, November II, Fixed
as Date for the Great
Demonstration

Active preparations for the big parade
to be made by Republicans Of the city
and state on the night Of Saturday, No
vember II, were made at a meeting Of the
general committee held in the rooms Of
the Y. NJ. II. c. last night. The date
was fixed. and subcommittee appointed
to act with the general committee in
making the parade the most elaborate
political demonstration ever held in the
city or the state.
There are the subcommittee:
Finance Clarence Southerland. w. w.
Lobdell. John Bancroft, Daniel l.. Bar
nard, Charles r. Miller, J. Paul Brown.
William B. Clerk, George Il. Hoffecker,
Thomas S. Lewis, George ii. Mccall, DR..
A. Il. Frantz, George A. Elliott, James
B. Hickman. Richard Patzowsky, Allen
Lindsay. Joseph Bailey. Jr., Frank a.
Mitchell, William Simmons.
Music-George w. Sparks, Robert s.
Baird, Herbert l.. Rice. William Voss
James II. Beggs, William Il. Naudain
John Il. Sylvanus. William Z. Hastings
William Deighton.
Transportation-W William n Barnard
Joseph c. Lugar, George Chambers. J
Rodney Cause, +. NJ. Hopes. Edward T.
Belts. Huxley Harvey, Elwood C.. Jack
son, John Hare, John King, Joseph II
Gould, Jr.
Fireworks-Lewis Il. Morrow, Charles
/ u. Baird. William A. Barr. Charles
Warner, Jr.. Charles II. Smith. Jr.
Thomas Holt, Walter -. Bush. Jr., J
Montieth Jackson, Dr. @. Sherburn,
Rice, John c. McCaulley, DR.. H. 2
Ewes.
Badges and Decorafions-Fe Giles
Frank ID. Lackey. b. Il. Bye. c. r. Vai
Trump, Charles II. Simmons. Minor c
Smith, George l.. Watson, Harry =
Joslyn.
eception-Edward ID. Mode, e. II
Martin, Henry c. McLear, Elwood Pyle
Frank +. Clymer Francis G.. Dupont
William +. Sellers, Howard I. Wallace
Walter d. Bush, John Bulge. Thomas ]
Day, John Saunders. T. Allen Hilles
John J. Satterthwaite. John Harris
William A. Lindsay, Walter II. Hayes
John E. Taylor.
Entertainment-Jam A. Oliver. Jr
James Z. Jones, Clarence Homer Sim
mons. Thomas Il. Postles. Charles
Matchett, John o. Somer. Nelson Smith
Andrew ]. Conner, Richard Collins, j
! w. tOStef.
Publicity-Clement b. Hallam. w
Scott Vernon, Arthur G. Davies, Georg
w. Roberts.
Route-Charles A. Rudolph, William
W. Knox, William Webb, b. II. Bart
ram, Sterling Thomas, Edmund Mitchell
Jr.
nvitations-Francis S. Bradley. Jane
T. Challenger. J. II. Lewis, Lewis Fin
ger, Edmund Mitchell, Jr., II. w. Gar
rett. James Chambers.
Those desiring to contribute to the fun,
for the parade are requested to cOmmuni
cate at once with Clarence Southerland
chairman of the Finance Committee. o.
account Of the length Of the parade, tn
music to be engaged. in addition TO tha
furnished by the clubs and other neces
stiles, much money will be needed
Workmen Of the city have expressed
desire TO take part in the parade and an
other meeting Of the committees will b
held tomorrow evening.
Evening journal., 1900-11-09
FRIENDS OF GEN. HOWARD
DTsE HIN At WALDORF

New York Nov 9.-The public din
ner given last night in the ballroom OF
the Waldorf Astoria 10 Gen o. O. How
ard in honor Of his 10th birthday was
attended by 500 men prominent in huei-
ness and professional life. Chauncoy
NJ. Depew presided. and on his right sat
Gen. Howard. To the left Gen. J. r.
Brooke was seated The speakers of
the evening were Thomas B. Reed,
Gen. Wager Swayne, Gen. G. M. Dodge,
Senator c. NJ. Depew. Gen. Daniel z.
Sickles, Rev. J. II. Barrows. Capt. A.
T. NfahaD, ConDte de Lafayette, Book
er T. Washington and Bishop W. T.
Gaines. One of the features Of the
dinner was the presentation to Gen.
Howard OF handsomely bound and
decorated album.
Evening journal., 1900-11-09
FInrs Were Torn Down

Complaint is made by several Re
publican householders in the neigh
borhood of Fourteenth street and Rail-
road avenue that during Wednesday
night some Democrats tore down the
flags which had been put up in cele-
bration Of the Republican sweep.
Evening journal., 1900-11-09
swedIsh Service 10 be Held

In ST. Stephens Lutheran Church
this evening the Rev. A. Aaron will
conduct religious services in the Swed-
ish language. Services will begin at
O'Clock and the Swedish prayer book
will be used.
Evening journal., 1900-11-09
TaIIey,s Handsome Team

Thomas J. Talley has purchased an
other fine team of driving horses TO re-
place the 81 900 pair burned in McDaniels
stable nearly three weeks ago. They are
bays. between four and FIVE years old,
perfect matches, Of Wilkes stock and
can trot a mile in three minutes. He has
named his $1,000 beauties Mac" and
Teddy" in honor Of Mckinley and
Roosevelt.
Evening journal., 1900-11-09
PopuIar FIre Company VOC

In the voting contest for a hand
some library suit, offered by the New
York Clothing House, of No. 504 Mar
ket street, for the most popular fire
company. the number of votes cast for
each company up to $50 o'clock last
night was as follows: Friendship
SOC; Reliance, POS; Delaware, 473;
Phoenix. SS7; Water Witch. 433;
Fame. S1S; Washington, 1872; Wecca-
coe, ia; Liberty, 401.
Evening journal., 1900-11-09
Sent TO the Hospital

Harlan J. Feaster, a local letter car
rier. who is suffering from an attack of
illness was sent to the county hospital
this morning for treatment.
Evening journal., 1900-11-09

Stops the Cough and Works on
the Cold
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
a cold An one day. No Cure, No Pay,
Prices cents.
Evening journal., 1900-11-09

This is the coolest day of the Winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13
ERIE RAILROAD

Through New-Tork, foot Chamber
follows. I'VE minutes earlier Yves. 23d-sr
$500 A. M-Vestibu.ed Express daily for Biasharntoo
Wavery, Elulrz, Buffalo Bradford. Arrive Buffalo 2
P. II ParIor 4 Buffalo
Zoo +. M--VesJbUed urnited-Fast daily solid
Chicago arrives Cleveland 40 a Chicago
P n Seepers 10 Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car.
1880 =. M.-Buf.Io Cleveland VesttbuIzd Express
daily. Arrives Buffalo 7-O5 A. M Bradford 4 ~
jamestown 700 4. 81. Youngstown 1927 a Cleve-
I2.30 P ii. SIeepe-s Buffalo Cleveland CAFE
Library car
9:I5 M.-DaiIy solid BIugha1lrou Waverly
Elnira and Chicago Sleepers TO Buffalo. Chicago
Cincinnati Dining Car
TTTICKETs Local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
i COAIMODATIONS III. 113 PSI +OI and 957 Broad
way BoVeFy nd I15th-
81. Chambers and West 23d-st ferries, New-Yorl 8s3
FuIron-sI. % Broadway Brooklyn. 10 Rlvsr-s
Hoboken. jersey City Station NeE-Tork Transfer
for and checks baggage from hotels and
dences.
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foreclosure Sales.

Tan with the improvements said lots ,as
together bounded and described as follows:
81 rafn Souther.y n
Hundred Sxty-trd Street distant hundred Al,
fifty formed by
q the Easterly line q Amsterdam Avenue with he
Southsrly line One Hundred sixr~,s-s
Southeriy and parallel
Eaztery Il said Amsterdam Avenue htrf-.5 a.
80 inches
the block Thence Eastsry along The said ae a.
block one hundred and eight G0so feet Tbs,-s
Northerly parallel with said Eastsrfy * safs
Amsterdam Avenue enc hundred and twelve 1I21
Inches Southerly line -.
Hundred Sxty-thtrd Street Thence Westerly alone
said S0uthery line One Hundred and six+vfL
Street hundred and eight Oos feet point
place OF beginning be the said several distances more q
less.
Dated New York January 18th. 1900.
EDWARD ". 5. JOHNSTON Pafs-A.
E ELLERY ANDERSON Attorney FOR Plaintiff. No. -
william Street. Borough q Manhattan. New YORK
The following IS diagram of the property
described above the street number being
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


S-A1IoNs foot Of West Twenty-third Street and Dss
< The ienvtnS time from Desbrosses and
C"F1iandt Streets is i've minutes later than
mat given below for Twenty-third street
lions; except where otherwise noted
60 a; III N, EAsI MAIL~-LimlIed Buffet ParIor
10 C, Sew York &c PittsbuTg Sleeping Car Pirsburg
9s n FAsf f0I TE to Pis6a5s and Cleveland
Compartment Sleeping bisinE saokIag and obseTva-
ton cars Far Chicago C.eTsIand Toledo cincinnaL
20 P9- =: ". CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EMPRESS
DO 2aI. p. M WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago. Fw
Xxx 555e q except Saturday.
spo 1FoT Cleveland Cincinnati Louisville. indian
~ 5i5,. p NJ PAcIFTc ExPREss-For Pittsburg AID
Route C5ps-tn g da,.y Via sheEandaaa Naey
$50 p VI. MAIL AND EXPRESS -Pui-aaa Bune,
sg5C and points West, except sunday. No
WARRINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1920 o 6 1oi0 5DesbT0sses and C9rtands Streets
esbr0ss an cor 1i sDiR5e e caE m M '9 5b -
10innF - In al Parl0r ard Dining Cars 3 3 3
:'5!H1ryI,S $50 1055 Dining car m. 1888 g.
Is 70 AZ Dining Carr ass DINING Carr q p n.
sad Eo4tssi, gg4s. I Z % R:.R
NORFOLK AND w7sT 4 2 Ri1 ~ 70 7igh5 daily Hs,
As co fz5r. LIN-zFiofe sPssar' z
otdi ays 565 e OHIO RATLwAT-755 a m week
Ese2d2y s9 and sc52 2 snd NORFOLK-75S
ana co-sadt s7sst 50 3 ana Des62sss.
Ees56ged Trains, Buffet Par - cars and standasd
F51 Boi M46 n IsS Pr w
r Ok 80 71lsS--tnlrd Street staton s.55 a m - 40
Ss-or, T5o-f - p n Sundays * a. n ~ . n
10 56 a. Oosses and Cortlandt Streets. BOO a. n.
p m ''fO and so p. n Sundays. 8 Is a n. SIS
N rD..,-.- For, PHILADELPHIA.
-'DsssDIosses and Cortandt Streets &
ana c s2 p s @ . P =; g,
80 a n l255. 30 CDesbrosses and Cortaadt
SEESsLs. -2J). 255 ITiuf-c CAL
UIaing Carl, 555 Dining carr Ks. $50. y
r n. 10 night, Sundays, $40, s.25 SIS % e55
G5r t11iea'i 80 1888 Dining Can n, 1888 I55
q III Gar) sos Dining Can 755 s.55 925 , n
Ticket offices Nos 481 "a 1896 1854 III and ae rat
.Astor House West Twenty-third Street Satton;
eng stations foot Of Desbrosses Corandt
Court street. $50 Fulton Street. Broadway ard
11-insylvana Annex Station
Ivy The New York Transfer C1ulpauy viii call r0r
. destination. ~ -~0 '-4-0-sN
Telephone F,irbtas,+h
RaIroad Cab Ser-ice -0 FenlsSl'a1-
z. HUTCHINSON
General Manager ea7a-zl Ezeef- -.
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SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW

YoFIkCeeiIia de Medina as sole surviving sxee9--+x
Of and trustee under the last VIII and testament u VII
nson, wife Of Frederick Robinson. others defe1dants
n pursuance of Judgment OF foreclosure and sale
sz-ei the referee IN ssf5 I5ren- ra-e4 VII seT AZ
CITY u New YORK On the an Tsv ~ Fsh-IerT 1900
auctone@r the premises directed Judgment
sold and therein described follows
All that certain lot piece parcel q land. win the
TzentT-hirf vs-i 81 ~ 81 ~ Iag YaTE Br-,,5rE
twenty-five 222 Mott bounded and described
follows Beginning a point On aasrerly o
mssioners for the Twentytard and Tenryfo-Jh Wards
and vested city. dtry The point
eastarly line Of said avenue fute-sectai
by The division line between Numbers 30
and eighteen Gsl a map on ONCE q
villa sites 7eonstnG % Col Lewis Morris Aor-ssria n
the Town Of Vest Farms, County Westchester
and New BY Andrew FindIay.
lated Goth Tune IS4s point beginning
being distant as measured along the easrly side q ola
dred and nInetytwo t592l feet eightyve
dredJhs lo0- OF foot from the nor5aerly line OF one
northwardy but along said line OF Morr
right angles present eas.-rv line Of Mott avenue
hundred ana htryseven tI57 feet sixtystx
land OF the New York and Harlem Railroad company.
thence southVrd but along said westerly side Of said
last mentioned land twenty-five 20 feet and dfty-vo
one-hundredths t52-i0O Of foot. esrwardly.
but asaln al right angles 20 said present saserly line
hf-y--7o tl52l test
and ffty-a1e one-huncrelths 5I-100) Of foot
said premises being N section No. 9. Block Number
DATED Ne" YORK February ID 800
ROBINSON BIDDLE ( WARD Referee
Attorneys for Plaintiff
No 16o Broadway. Borough Manhattan City q New
The following diagram o. the premises 70 be sold:
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LEHIGH VALLEY.

Stations foot I'D Corandt and Desbrosses SJresa
tpenns- P ?. Ferries
tur-aIdt DesDros7az
streets Daily except sunday SUNDAY ely = - n othsr
daily sunday leaves t5 SUNDAY leaves % Al
= y PA
T-6.55, I. 90 A. n Local Tor EASION.
80 -. d ~ For BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and
principal local points FarlOr and Dining cars Con
i1J5 leo Noon. BLACK DIAMOND Ak
PRESS" Handsomrst train in rle world Limited % seating
connecting with through keepers
70 EJerr0 Chicago Dining car vice. Q carte
sI2.55 go P ~ For WlLhE7-B Als-E- SCRANTON,
4 Il nrIurIeS intermediate points
y-5-fO. v,J.5GP. Il Local for Ma ca eHCNh-
e / > NJ TesT.hule Limited. NJ
ARA FALLS points Through Sleeping tars 20 Chicago
III SEQ Y. Expos ton Express for BUFFALO and
So. eco I'M. For ITHACA ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
and IT4s chicago
So PA TNFIELD ana BOUND BROOK, locals daily except
!. a, IL y.
TcEes and Pullman accommodations Us 26 - 55 - ana
Columbus Ave-
F-lr0u Bdwv Annex station BroOk-y n
= Transfer Co viii check baggage from A0JS OF
res. dencs through destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13
STPREME COURT. New York County-Mabe

- PREME COURT New 1Ork OuuTy-MaDel
slads, Plaintiff against Frances h Lipma1 and
others individually and executors and trustees u
and under the las- Will and testament OF julius Lipma1
deceased. and others Defendants
In pursuance Of Judgment OF foreclosure and sale
bearing 9Th January. 1900. l.
undersigned. referee such Judgment named. will sell
public auction -hs New York Real Estate Sales
room, No III Broadway. IN the City and County Of New
York. on the 2lst day Of February, 1900 az twelve
o'clock thar day by William kennedy Auc-
tionesr the premises directed by said Judgment De
sold and therein described follows:
building thereon situated and being the
u bounded ana de-
Ecribed follows: BEGINNING point the westerly
side Of Madison distant sixty feet northery rom
the formed by intersection Of the westerly SIDE
NJ Madison Avenue with the u0rhsry side II One hun
parallel said hundred and sixteenth one
hundred feet thence rorhe-y and parallel Win
Madison Avenue feet and dve inches, thence
and parallel with said one hundred ana
and part q the through parry
wall hundred and feet the westerly side y
westerly side OF Madison Avenue twenty teet and I'VE
inches 70 point place II beginning.
Being a NJ conveyed % TIE
defendant Na--arar solomon D Conen ~
deed 1875 and recorded the ONCE q
The Register the City and County II New YORK n
I1IDer -. Section g. Cons ? 2ol aug - 1880
Dated York January 3p-h 1900
cEPHAs BRAINERD. PLAINTIFFS Attorney. once and
Pos-1fce address. - Cedar Street, Borough OF Man
haitian York CITY So,
following diagram q ~ properly 20 BE sod
Beng known BY number Zip Madison Avenue
Borough @: Manhattan New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York South Ferry (WhitehAu TsrunaO. and
Liberty
"DalIy. Except Sunday SSunday1-
CHICAGO. $50 n Liberty street only) 'lSo
2. n night
PTTTsBURG s4-SO g. N liberty enIy1. '5x
>. m, "I2lO
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS 1000 e. n. 's-5s p N.
ROYAL BLUF TRAINS
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. +so0 1000 CDlnsrl.
sll-5O lJnerl 4lOO p DINER. LID DINER.
800 t2oya Limited exclusively Pullman Train Diner
CAFE. '455 (Dine1 $3.50 D DINER. 80
night NORFOLK. 100 m
All ar Illuminated Pfntsch Light
Cf1ces: 113 I72 26I, AZ 1924 Broadway Union So
". IT Bowery, y Y 800 Fulton St Brooklyn. white
ball Terminal I'D Liberty Baggage checked from
hotel or residence tc destination
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The approximate charge - satisfy
which above property IS be sold. ST. AZ vita
interest thereon from FEBRUARY Srd 1906 together VITA
ana allow amounting a. with interest,"
500 ~ from bruary 5th 1900 togebr- vifh rb ~
1f the sale The approximate amount Of taxes
1Jher liens which 70 be allowed 70 the
purchaser OUT the purchase uunes ,r 80 ~ re
Referee. ; S253. Il and Interest F ~
Dated New York February 5th 1900
JOHN (. BRODSKY Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13

The approximate q ,he uen satisfy
which described property be sold 8
Sl4.5l5 January 22d-
allowance amounting S4ls with in
January 30-h. 1900 The approximate
OF the assessments and other
allowed the purchaser OF
paid by Referee, S344-23. Interest
Dated, New York February %, 1900.
JOHN Il JUDGE Peter
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA & WESTERN
foreclosure Sales.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County Of
New York.-The T. r. Ogden Lumber Company
Plaintiff against Ernest WeIterer. and others Uaf-5
dauta.
pursuance u Foreclosure and Sal.
duly action
the 10th u January 1900. T. the undrr-
r Referee Judgment wi
Public Auction New York Real Estate Sales P0or~
No III Broadway the Borough - Manhattan civ ~
New York, the 18th DAY n February. 1890 n 10
O'cock day ny ., PhRuiX tngrahau -
Auctoneers. the premises directed hy said Judgment 10 a.
sold, and therein described follows:
All those pieces land fvt,-
and beiaE n The C Of New York Borough o. Moaba1k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-13

The approximate OF the lien charge 20 satisfy
which the above described property be sold s
Slsu40S3, with interest thereon from the 9Th
1900 together with and
$50 go with from January 18TH 1900
gether with the expenses Of approximate
amount OF taxes assessments other Liens. which
be allowed the purchaser OF The
or paid by the Referee, Is $S1o05 for 1880
te-est, and Crot0n 1899. liked
The premises are sold subject 70 a prior mortgage on
which there sum $4,000 with Interest
Sc from June 9th. 1SD9
Dated- New York. January 10th 1900.
EDWARD ". : JOHNSTON Referee
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