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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-22
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-22

The Agricultural DEPARTING nt's
crop report for the week ending
Sept. II, gives so clear an idea OF
the real conditions In Mississippi,
as furnishing an index to what may
be expected from the state this
year, that we give it in full.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-22
DELTA COUNTIES.

year, tnhL we give IL III Iull.
DELTA COUNTIES.
characterization unchanged; cotton
opening very fast and all win soon be open.
Boliyar.-Cotton opening rapidly, in some
places nearly all open, picking general, crop
very short bolls not matured
Sunhower.-Weather hot and dry; no inn
provement in cotton, picking has become gen.
eral, labor plentiful, crop will be rapidly gath.
cred and marketed, yield will be lighter thar
expected.
Carroll.-No material change since last re.
port; cotton has stopped growing and all will
soon be open except that cleaned out late in
the season; corn turned out poorly; late Irish
potatoes and turnips drying up; sweet pota'
toes good
Holmes drought continues; cotton shed.
ding leaves and opening prematurely, some
ginning, fiber short, seed not matured; late
corn afailure, early corn being gathered; peas
potatoes, cane and gardens failing fast.
Washington picking well under
way, some being ginned and put on the market
Yazoo.-Cotton shedding everything, but
grown bolls, picking general, crop very short
cotton being gathered.
Sharkey.--Cotton picking general where sui.
ficiently open, boil worms continue their rava-
ges, cotton that was worked late not opening.
Warren.-Weather unfavorable for cotton
causing premature opening, shedding; upland
cotton about half crop, on low lands some
better, picking general.
NORTHERN COUNTIES.
naoo+oN r,o,, 49,, li4{,,,, . 1, :. -
no rain; cotton opening fast; stock water ia
scarce.
Marshall.-A shower on the 18th but cotton
was too badly injured from hot drying winds to
derive much benefit; late corn failure; poor
stand Of turnips; gardens dried up.
Tppah NO rain, moisture badly needed;
late corn failure; turnips poor.
Alcorn.-Several showers this week which
have helped late corn and turnips; cotton
opening rapidly.
Interchangeable rain; late cotton badly
damaged; half a stand Of turnips; potatoes
very good.
Pmola.-No rain; cotton continues to dete-
riorate, nearly all open on upland, picking
progressing slowly on account Of heat; a very
large amount of hay in excellent condition has
been saved.
LaFayette.-The weather continues dry, days
warm and nights cool; all crops suffering for
rain; cotton opening rapidly and picking in
progress.
Pontotoc.-No improvement in cotton since
last report, on uplands it is opening rapidly,
not as good as was expected; no rain here
recently.
Yalobusha.-No rain; cotton throwing off
everything except grown bolls; corn almost a
total failure; sorghum making in progress.
Clay Light shower on the 14th; late peas
and turnips growing nicely; cotton picking
progressing slowly.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27

wall 50 feet to the b side St Thd s av Of
Third Avenue y feet he point q sssinnIns
N York % With ha & plot bTnp IN ee cs Bounded an
scrlbed as follows
the westerly side Of Third Avenue with the northsry
s Of m SIDE Ses Of % aRa Tnas 1nHs q @ 81
Of the wnu tSroapR s pat ws go fea ncSes 70
the centre Of party wall thence southeriy through the
ev side OF sxty-nuth Street: thence easerIy ana
inches TO the pont or place Of beslnnins be Tie aid
seyers al disianc,s Isl & and dimensions m,re or less -,
New York with the buildings thereon bounded and lie
IeHG sIsn q e p? @ 6c5 in hs nsSsr d d qf he
ner formed br The intersection o. the westerly side Of
Straet. cnd r,,,r,,~ ,Sa9oa -, ~ ..rt,.
sT @ Of h 70 an fe @nd Of frr an nS che to Pe
en % a PaT'y vb TS rs % fet 10 & @h o nT5
through the ce1r hemfe % sn0 s s 20 o. neb e ~I m
the point or place Of begnnnF be the said several dis
'a1Gfs nc, s and d, dimensions % more or less
New York, with the buildings thereon bounded and de
G.s6; q .I P?s 8c5s IN ss sm '5 s Of s
by the nterses9n Of the westerly side Of Third Avenue
Avenue % feet 1 inches to the Of party wall
Q. s9a Taii es5 10 thence sou5ns5 and
the centr ~ t TyS u '99 20 5 par d % tn % ,b s m i5
point place or beginning be the said several distances
and dmengions more or less.
New York With the buildings thereon. bounded and de
folioWS:-
BEGINNING a. point in the westerly side Of Third
Avenue distant a feet inches nOrhery from the
formed by the intersection of westerly side OF
Third Avenue and the nc-therly side STtynnth
and running thence northery along
Third Avenue 20 n wall: thence
westerly and Of through sai1
wall - feet 10 inches thence sOutherlv parallel
with the westerly side Of Third % and =
OF inh thence e1s;erlv and of through
the centre of wall - feet 10 inches the point
place of beginning be the said several distances and
dimensions less,
Dated. New York April 2Tth, 1900
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY,
ROLLINS & ROLLINS
Attorneys for petitioner Office and Post OFice Ad-
dress. No. 30 Nassau Street, Borough OF Manhattan
CITY Of New York, y. i.
The described parcel property is No.
405 40f. 400 409ia Third upon fol-
lowing diagram and be sold subject TO a mortgage
Of foryfve thousand dollars with thereon
April 1900. at the rate Of Az per
which said mortTage will be payable October
Dated. New York April %. 1900.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY,
Trustee
EAST 10Th STR.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27

The Boston and New-York teams played another
exciting game OF baseball at the Polo Grounds yes
terday in the presence of probably three thousand
spectators. The visitors outfelded the home play
and outbatted them by nearly three to one,
and yet the best that they could do TO play
tie game. In the ninth inning the NewYork play
ers rallied, ard the visitors went 10 pieces, with
the result that five runs went to New-York's score
and the game tied. At the beginning of the
ninth inning the Boston players had lead of 10
to 3. and as the home players had done so little
batting. many people left the grounds, thinking
that the visitors would win easily singular
feature Of the game that Boston made sixteen
base hits and only runs. while New-york made
equal number of runs with only half dozen
hits
The tenth inning was started. and the Bostons
batted in three runs. The home players dis
played diatoTy tactics and delayed the game at
every opportunity. Umpire Connolly finally weak
ened and called the game. which threw the score
back TO even innings and made the game draw.
L was slow. long drawn out contest. requiring
nearly three hours to play. Tenney, Long and
Hamilton did excellent work Score:
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
CHANGES IN DRIVERS PARADE

Owing 10 the large number OF entries received
for the parade of the Road Drivers Association to
be held May it has been found necessary TO
change the place OF forma and the line of march
Instead Of the horses gathering at One-hundred-
and-tenth-st. and Seventh-ave., near which a large
number Of buildings are being erected, using various
engines likely to frighten the horses. the parade
VIII form in Riverside Drive from Seventy-second
10 EiGhtieth-st. The various divisions Will form
the side streets, and in a horse re-
TO walk about From Seventy-second-st. and River
side Drive the parade will move along the Drive
to One-hundred- and -twentieth-st., thence TO the
Boulevard and up the Boulevard to One-hundred-
and-fcrty-ninth-st; thence to the right ST. Mich
ol3s Place, which leads into the Speedway. the
end Of which the public officials will review the
parade from the clubhouse veranda BY this route
there VIII be but trolley track 10 cross and
little or nothing TO frighten the high strung animals
that certain to be Ia line.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
foreclosure Sales.


Sisned the Referee in said Judgment named VIII sell ;,
Ilollc Aucticn AZ the New York Real ~
10 III Broadway in the Borough of Manhattan Cit; !.
New York on the seventeenth day Of MAY 1870 :,
o'clock that dsy Peter Meys- srrttrn- ae -
The premises directed by said judgment Be sofa 80
therein described follows. '' anu
. an that ceTt1in lot piece parcel Land si+p,..
lying and being in the CITY. Sfafc
York, known by the number SO i55th S,rs.s
and bounded and described follows. -
tEtiINNINCi - po!at the Sortherly side - On,
Hundred and Fiftylintl Street distant
and nirNteeU feet ter and iaches (fS 1a
Westerly from the formed by the
the Westerly side or Amsterdam Avenue
'erly side or f5ath opposite the ~s7fa -
purity wall there erected. UInning
ale With Amsterdam Avenue and part
thence Westerly parallel wh 1Igth fourteen -.
nine inches thence SoutheTlv parallel with Arss-IsrS
Avenue and part Of the Gsta1ce through the center -
annf0s~ party wall ninety nine feet eleven
Northeriy side % 18th EasterIv slo1-
the NO;ta@rly side Of IJith
Inches 20 the Tont Of Beginning Together wIth ~.
''appurtcnanCes' N"7
Dated New York. Aoril 24th 1900.
THOMAS r BONNEI.T.Y. Eess--.
ATTORNEYS for Plairtis. Ii5 Broadway Manhattan Ns-
York City
The following Is diagram % the property sold a,
Described above. the street nuuter being 80 Ista
Street. ~
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
COLE.
METROPOLITAN PLAYERS NOW UNDER
OFFICIAL HANDICAPS
WHO'S TO PLAY AND WHO'S NOT SETTLED
BY a NEW LIST OF CHAMPION
SHIP ELIGIBLES.

1t will be interesting news to the anxious and
somewhat puzzled golfers who have been wonder
ing $ their eligibility for the metropolitan golf
championship to learn that the official handicap
list Is ready for distribution. Under the by
laws OF the association one Is allowed 10 com
pete in the annual championship who does not
enjoy rating of better Last January,
when the Metropolitan Association held its annual
meeting. Daniel Chauncy, of the Dyker Meadow
Golf Club: Arden NJ. Robbins, Of St. Andrews, and
Louis p Bayard. jr., of Baltusrol were appointed
a committee to compile the names of those en-
titled to consideration and to handicap each on
all official standards Mr.. Bayard resigned from
the committee after it's organization that
the brunt of the work devolvCd upon the other two
More than twelve hundred names considered,
and more than nine hundred placed upon the nnai
list. Frequent delays have postponed the an
nouncement from time o time and 1t only
yesterday that Mr.. Chauncy able to obtain
advance supply of the lists from the printer.
The compilation has been arranged in pamphlet
form of convenient size BE- carried easily in
waiscoat pocket. and Is attractive little work.
The three scratch are Douglas, Hartman
and Travis. the latter having been reduced from
man. Hamilton. who defeated Douglas last
week at Lakewood, and Watson, who equally
successful over Travis. placed at handicap ,,
There are seventeen divisions IN all. but the
first ten are the only eligible for the comits
championship only they given below in full.
Some of the newcomers are Charles s. Cox, of the
Fairfield County Golf Club, who recently
rstated amateur by the United States Golf
As3ociation and WHO is rated ); Percy K. Pyne.
ID the intercollegiate golf champion, who is placed
at 3; Archie Reid the younger brother of the st.
Andrews captain, and Dr. ". S. Rainsford, of ST.
Georges Church, this city, who receives handi-
cap OF TO- The championship eigibles are as fol-
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
SUPREME COURT, County of New York.-In


STATES MoRTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY. as Sub
MaSew R2fns a @ M q@d TO se IN
real property Of the estate Of said Matthew Byrnes de
In pursuance Of nnai order Of sale duly made and
the 26h day of April 1900 ndersgned the trustee
the New York Real Estate sales Rooms No III Broad
way in the Borough of Manhattan. City of New York
on day by Richard y Harnett auctoneer the
premises by sold de
ALL that plot of land IN the. city and County Of New
York the buildings thereon. bounded and described
BEG1NNING at point in the eastery side Of Third
Avenue distant "a feet 81 southerly from the in
seTSeGn & Of the de OF Third 1 Ayeng and me
easterly parallel Twenty feet thence
inch thence westerly parallel with Twenty-nin;h
thence norGey along the ease4y Side OF third Hena ane
"A feet and q Of an inch 10 the point OF beginning
ALSO ALL. plot land the City County OF
New York with the buildings thereon bounded and de
Of m at 3 Of 55 TS by Win The n
easeriv along Third feet norhwestery
Thirty seventh Street so feet thence soathWesery snd
streat and thence souheaserly along said street SO feet
ALSO ALL that plot of land in the city and County Of
NeT York With the buildings thereon bounded and de-
a a.a. a. PP 9@ @ 81 es, em s sa
ner formed by the intersection Of said northweseriy side
Of Third Avenue with the northeasterly side Thirty
Ta 5a a5 hsnGe pass ans
ef Street OF 50 & ar hne Ts hP"f w9
parallel With Thrd Ayenue % feet thence souheastery
with feet the place OF begin
ALSO ALL that plot land IN the city and County Of
New York. with the buildings thereon bounted and DE
BEGINNING at pon! in the westerly side of Third
westerly Third the ncttheriy side
parallel with Thirty street and pat Of T' Ss a
Win Third nu %e y hcpr sse nSther parallel
Thirty seventh Street and part Of the through
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27

OF NEW YORK-JOHN o. BAKER, Plaintiff.
against ROBERT KELLY and others Defendants-(Nos.
pursuance OF judgment foreclosure duly
made and the above entitled action bearing
the Clerk the County OF New York the 9TH day of
April 1900 I, the undersgrd the referee in said judg
named will sell public auction at the New York
Real Estate Sales Room No III broadway IN the Bo-
ough 0 Manhattan City Of New York. 18th day
Of May, 1900 at - o'clock noon on that day, by D.
Phoenix Ingraham, premises directed
judgment described follows:
ALI. those certain lots. pieces parcels of land.
situate lying and being the Borough of Manhattan in
the city Of New York. and known by the numbers
231 ard 233 BOweTy. and which, taken together,
bounded described follows: BEGINNING point
ninety feet t0 inches Southerly from
formed by the intersection Of the Eastery line
Bowery with the SOuthey line of Stanton Street:
running thence Easterly and parallel or nearly with
the Southerly line of stanton Street hundred and
seventy-four G74 nine and Onehaf (92) inches:
running Northerly right angles nearly
Westerly parallel nearly with Stanton
Street seventyfve 90 feet; thence Northerly and
inches; thence again Westerly and again parallel.
nearly with Stanton hundred and five GC5,
point distant hundred and foryeight diS feet three
inches Souherly the said Southeast of the
Bowery and stanton Street and thence S0utherly along
Easterly side the Bowery (51 feet six 90
inches the point place of beginning.
The said premises VIII be sold subject the lien OF
certain prior mortgage F. Strong al
the of $50 0G0. with interest from the 10Th
day of August, 1898 at 81; which said mortgage
on the 2sth of September 1896. Section
Iber 65 OF Mortgages at page 22i; and subject also
premises the opening and widening of Elm Street.
Dated, New York, April oath. 1900
ARTHUR D, TRUAX. Referee
DAILY, HOYT & MASON. Attorneys for Plaintiff, Office
The following Is diagram of the property be sold
described above
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27

London, April 26-The ninth round OF the chess
tournament between masters and amateurs. unoer
the auspices of the city of London Chess Cluo
was played this evening The order of play was as
follows: Mason Physick, Van Nliet vs.. Lee
Lawrence VS.. Loman. Passnore Jones. Guns
berg Tetjen. Ward Backburne and ToIch-
a bye.
These results recorded: Van Vlet and Lee
drew Lawrence defeated Loman, GunsberG dis
posed Tietjen. and the other games were ad-
journed
The tenth round will be played tomorrow In the
following order: PhysiCk GunsberS. Lee VS..
Mason. Loman Van Nliet. Jones vs.. Lawrence;
Tcichmann PaSsmore IietJen VS.. Ward ana
Blackburne has the bye.
Following is the record of all the players up to
dnf
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27

lille and seventy yards.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
SUPREME COURT. County Of New York


WILLIAM ". JOHNSON and JOHN JARDISE. a.
VIII and Testament OF Alvin J. Johnson deceaseu'
Plaintiff AGAINST JOSEPH GALLO a.. Defendants
In of judgment - foreclosure and sac
rile and entered in the entitled action oeahs
/ THE TNDEKSIGNFcD the Referee in said judsnaenI
raral will sell public auction the New orr 80
Estate Sales Room, No II! Broadway IN the Rorosa o
Manhattan. city Of New Nl-S the itc cav OF
phillips x Corpar auctlonesrs. the premises
szd jGdgInen- be sold and therein described as
AL those certain Iic=s parcels = lan 80
che thereon sctsd situate vlcS ana
Ior,. bounded follows Nit: Bh-.NI a..
those certain otS N,s 2' ar} s6l map tasisa
Map Of uC-ci-s Cf JG= catrr Estate n te SIu -
~ tbs City S~V York surveyed ana ald .-.
John Il Van Horne Citv Surveyor and WH'ra SAID
hsG She cftcs ~ tAc Register q ne ClN ,sas
and .tesiEuGt Nap No SOS and whicH said tNo
bounded said ,ouoWs-
GINNING The formed by th nterSecton Q. -
taSterly SIDE Prospect and the ncrtnWes.s -
said side 81 Prospect Avenue SNty-nNe -.
nusty-siN hundredths t6SSol feet -uanins t-sss
Esstery along line SD map dIA"n "a
tween lots Ncs- S- and s@ on said aS3
northwes,rry line Of Dawson street running aense
Southwesteriy along the said nCr-hwestr side q
Street one hundred and twenty en- ana Sc eheS -
one-h ndredHs Cl27.1O feet 10 the point or place o
ginning be the said several dimensions and distances ~
Dated New York Ap-H I2,h. l9le - -
EDWARD ". EJRSTHAftD. Retefo~
MERRILL. & ROGERS.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. III BToadway Manhattan W.
York city. - .,At
The foIl,wns is diagram of the property 10 ee SEQ
described above the said premises are known As wv
us and 10 Prospect Avenue
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
CADET CORPS GAuEs POSTPONED

the last seven years held its annual games the
latter part OF April, to have had this years
games to-day, but has had 10 postpone them until
May because all the horses with the troop
which is still at Croton. The Cadet Corps Is com
posed of school and college boys who are in the
city during the winter The spring games are
among the most interesting contests of the season
and are composed OF rough riding and military
drilling. Every spring the cadets go 10 camp for
four or five days to have little practice in
paigning. The corps has been in existence for
about twelve years. NJ b. Faile is captain and
II. B. Britton IS first lieutenant.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27

The approximate OF the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property is 20 be sold Is $o
$50 with thereon from the 18th day Of april
1900, together with and allowances amounting to
S331.70 April /, 1909. together with
the of the sale.
The approximate OF taxes. assessments other
which o be allowed the purchaser Of the
purchase money paid by the Referee is S333. and
Dated, York, April 1900.
AUGUSTUS II. NANDERPOEI. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
CINCINNATI. u; PITTsBURG. II.

Pttsburg April 26.-Pittsburg opened the season
to-day before a record breaking crowd, but disap
pointed It by permitting the Cincinnati team TO
win. The home club in the game until the
nirth inning, when made, coming
within one of a tie. The vigorous roofing of the
crowd put Hahn in the air for time in this inning
and he forced two the plate. Waddell
relieved in the sixth inning after clean hits
had been made: The score:
K. H. E.
Pittshurg ...........O 8 O 0 o I'll - a
cincinaati ..:.....:; 0 0 1 Q o-i2 IS 3
Batteries Chesbro, waddel and thinner; and
PeitZ
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
woMEx.s TorRNAMENT AT pYKER MEADOW

The Dyker Meadow Golf Club held a womens
driving. approaching and putting contest yester-
day for prizes presented by Daniel Chauncey.
Those who competed the Misses Grace Made
line and Adelaide Chauncey Miss Ethel Pearsall
Mrs. Charles Adams. Miss Lee Miss Stockweu
Mrs. Geddes. Mrs. A E. Smylie, Miss Maxwell. Miss
Seaman. Miss Florence Suydam Miss Porter and
Miss Wallace. The approaching contest, which was
at distance OF sixty yards from the green re-
suited in tie between Miss Pearsall Miss Max
well and Miss Lee each at strokes. The putting
match also resulted in tie. Miss Maxwell and
Miss Smith each scoring Z strokes while the driy-
ing by Miss Maxwell with a total
Of 265 yards for the three trials allowed. Mrs
Adams second, with 257 yards The best single
drive 40 yards. made BY Miss Abbott
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, County Of New York
- LI-ILA :. PATTE.N PlaintiN. egalns: WILLIAM

- JULIA :. PATTF:>c. Plaintiff. against WILLIAM
ROSE g., Defendants.
In pursuance o tudgmen, CT foreclosure
made and abNTe entitled action bearing
date the 4,h day CT April 1900.
the undersigned the referee in said judgment named
wifi sell at ruH:ic New F>stnte
Sales Roo,n ". ~ Broadway. In the r7rougA
haitian City HCe-r York cTtH dav Epr 1900
AZ twelve noon that day bv TGt7-1 Kennedy,
ctinneer premises directed satl judgement 10
sold therein described rs c7InHs:
Az. that lot. or parcel Is~a tho CITY Of New
York with build!ar2 at t,p-cvrucr thereon.
scrbed follows. ETINNING At the southeast corner
of Madison Avenue r1d Street; running Easttry
along tho t32rt Eighty feet;
parallel with Madison Avenue Nineteen feet elear
thence Westerly parallel with I33rd stsst and
party Eighty the sid" CT Mad
son Avenue: thence Nineteen
inches the point pace @. beginning be said
dimensions
Dated York. April 5th. 1900.
AUGUSTUS II. VANDERPOE Refsree.
MERRILL, & ROGERS.
Attys Plaintiff. Ill Broadway, Manhattan. City Of
York.
The following a diagram of the property be sold
as described above. the number beuR No. 2llS
Madison Avenue:
East 1890 st.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
- rUHs!-ANCE Of AM order OF Hon Lames VI

Vernu1r n Surrogate Of the County of New York.
>;5ice is hnely given to all persons having claims
sEa Mar T.. Nes)n late OF the County Of New
3 &c ta+ = 70 present the same with vouchers there
a
Office u Edward F. Brown. No. Is Wall Street.
BoI Tgr ~ Na'herJ2n. in the City OF New York.
re 10Th dav of May
Dated New Tort. the 18th day OF November. 1899.
GEORGE p NELSON. Executor
EDWARD r BROWN. Attorney for Executor l8 Wall
street. Ilor0ugh ot Mnnhsttan. CITY OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
STEEPLECHASES AT MEADOW BROOK

Hampstead, Long Island. April 26.-Two interest
ing steeplechases over four-nile course were held
to-day by the members of the Meadow Brook Hunt
Club East Meadow Brook. The first contest
three cornered race. Leo Martin. on sun
beam; William c. Hayes Virginia Dare. and
Harry s. Page. on Prince Charlie the, con
testants who rode for the handsome cup that was
offered 10 the winner by Mrs James L. Kernochan.
hr. Martin
The second a match contest between
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27

which the above described property Is 70 be sold is
S0.3fl with interest thereon the ID
1900 together with costs and allowances amounting
$31s03 with interest from the Tth day of April 1900.
together with of the The approximate
of other liens which ought
be allowed the purchaser IF the purchase money
paid by the referee, S992l5 and interest together
with the for 1860 If any which be a
lien upon the premises the time of said sale
d. Y.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
CHICAGO. Il: ST. LOUIS 8

St. Louis. April 26.-AIthough Chicago tried in
vain 70 give to-day's game St, Louis Tebeau's
refused take it. was a miserable exhibit
ton Of the National game. The score follows
R. H E.
Chicago ............O eli IA 9
Batteries-Young Powell and Crger Callahan and
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27

The approximate Of the lien charge % sas
which the described property Is 70 be sold Is &
CSI with interest thereon from the 9TH daN OF
1900 together with c'sts and allowances amounting
$3.50. 61. with interest from April :, 1900. - Il
assessments OF other liens % y
the purchaser % the purchase money CT W
by the Referee
The premises be sold subec, the covenants ~, @
deed recorded section
10 OF Conveyauees at page $50 modified ey instruea
recorded Section 10. IIber .. OF ConVeSanSess
page 26
Dated. New York. April 18th. 1870
EDWARD NJ. BCR6HARD. RelSD