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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-08-03
A:hancery Sale.

In pursuance and bv virtue OF decree OF the
Circuit Court for the county OF Snidwassoo'
state OF Michigan, in Chancery, made ano en-,
tered on the I'D day OF july A. ~, nSy, ~
Osburn and Fred Osburn trading as co-partners
under the firm name OF Osburn a. sons are
complainants and Josephine M. virgin 40
guardian, Grace g. Wright, Lucy j. WnRnS
minors, and Josephine M. wright are oeienu'
ants
Notice is hereby given, that shall sell AT
public auction TO tho highest bidder, at the
front door OF the Court House In the Guy on
Corfu ma, that being the place OF holalng .he
Circuit court for said county, on SATURDAY, the
fifteenth day of September, A. d., lyOO, az AZ
o'clock In the forenoon. the following oescrlpeu
Property. viz: All those certain pieces oI pa
cells OF land situate In the township OF hntIin
county OF Shiawa ssee, and state OF M'ch'san
described as follows: l.. 49,
The undivided two-thirds interest In the
southwest quarter OF the northwest quarIer y,
section twenty-one (2t) township nve ,ol n.y. Va
range three go east excepting piece oi ian1
ten 10 rods square Ia the southeast COZ me- a nd
piece four az rods by six rods now o"ncu anu
occupied by lodge No. 223 I. o. OF o: f.. ana also
piece Of land commencing SIX rous eass 80 ~ .n
quarter post between sections twenty wv an s
twenty one GIL, thence four (D rods eas,,
thence ten UO) rods north, thence Iour ~ 20
Derinning. containing twenty nine acres VI iahe
more or less Also an undivided tWo.tnlIus
20 interest IN the west half OF the southwest
Quarter Of the southwest quarter OF sec.ion
Mentyone (2D township five !o) norm as on 81 land
more or less, all In the township Oh hn'ii"''
s1n,awassee county. Michigan.
pa'ed, Owosso, Aug. I'd. 100. ,,.,,oSr
Circuit Court Commissioner, Shiawassee' Coun'
W. Michigan.
WATsoN & CHAPMAN. -.
Solicitors for Complainant.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-08-03
Michigan Central Stock Yards, Detroit.

Cattle were steady at the Detrnit Live
Stock Market, Thursday, Augrs "a quality
common; prime Steers and heifers, a. % ey VI s0
handy butchers, % 750 AS: common, S22o az
3 rs: Gamers cows. $3.50 90 200; stockers ana
feeders, active at So 20 a 425.
Mich cows, steady at $500 a $500; calves
IS 90 a Csc. ..,.
Sheen and lambs. steady; quality fair;
prime lamps, $500 a IS IS, mixed, ss.6e "a b.oo'
culls. q. no 90 1910.
Hogs active; quality. com; prime MEDIUMS,
a so a 4.75; Workers, 81. IS a $40; pigs $3.50 oQ
1855; roughs. e4.5j a. AIS; stays one-thiro ON;
crippes, 81. 90 per cwt. of. 500.
Receipt s-Cattle, $50; calves, lS5; sheep' 'ooi
hogs 600
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-08-03
Farm For Sale.

The William oLsffer farm. miles west
y, This ciiy, containing so acres, s'' 'morov.
w, god bouse an1 earn, good orchs,u
Ice $1,000. Gel on or address. -
AascD, Oa.sso township.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
WHETs KNIVES TO CUT THROAT.
SICK WOMAN MAKES TWO ATTEMPTS AT
SUICIDE AND FAILS

After sharpening two knives with great delber
alton Mrs. Margaret Fischer. thrtti-eight years
old of No. 152 West Sixty-third-st., attempted to
commit suicide yesterday by cutting her throat.
She took small steel tableknfe. and, after sharp
ening it on a stone which found in the
kitchen she attempted to carry out her aim. She
evidently found it small or too dull, for after
cutting a great cash across her right cheek she
took up a larger knife, about twelve inches IN
length, and sharpened it. She had evidently drawn
the blade across her throat and had again ap-
piled il to the stone After drawing it again across
her throat she dropped it to the floor and entered
the front room. She threw herself across a couch
and tainted from loss of blood. She was Tound a
few minutes later by Mrs. Mary Osman, her sister.
who called Policeman Murphy, Of the West Slht =
eiEhth-st. station. He summoned an anDuIaIice
from Roosevelt Hospital and the woman was taken
there a prisoner.
Mrs. Osman said that her sister had never rad
any trouble and that she and her husband had
always lived happily together She said she could
not account for the act other Jnan that she was
Respondent recent Illness.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
CONES TO KILL WIFE'S LOVER,
CONNECTICUT MAN FINDS CONTRADICTORY
MESSAGES IN HER LETTER.

Robert Ettinger to the city from Westport
Conn, yesterday. intending TO kill man whom he
charges with alternating his wife's affections. Et-
finger is thirty years old and travelling salesman
He brought a loaded revolver with him. but before
he could 1t he imbibed somewhat too freely in
a saloon and found himself in the hands of the
police
When arraigned IN the Morrisania court Ettinger
told Magistrate Mayo that he had wife and three
children in Westport. He learned Of her intimacy
with another man. and says she confessed and
forgiven. At his request she wrote a letter
to the in question saying 1t must all end. Eft
finger went to mail It and opened his wifes letter.
when he found a second note inside, in which she
said:
Dear Teddy: Please do not think that mean
what is in this letter for he is making me write
IT. [ love you and you only. had to write it to
keep peace in the family: He may drop away be
fore long, and he Will If I have TO stay with him.
Be sure and don't write any more TO Mrs. Ettinger,
but direct your letters to Messy Wilkins, Westport
When he read the letter Ettinger got on the first
train for New-York He went to a saloon at Willis
ave and Observation-Disclosures thirty-eghth-st., and
told that the man he wanted might be in at
any minute He says he sat down and took a
drink. Another drink followed, and produced an
amount of loQuacity about his Grand that led to
his arrest.
Magistrate Mayo seemed to pity him, but fined
him so for carrying concealed weapon
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
DOCTORS DISAGREE ON COCAINE.
INJECTION OF THE DRUG INTO THE SPINE
DISCUSSED BY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

INJECTION OF THE DRUG INTO The of1NE
DISCUSSED BY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
The New-York State Medical Association yes
terday held the last sessions of its seventeenth
annual meeting. Among the papers read none
provoked more discussion among the physicians
nor aroused interest among visitors than
the essay on "Inuaspinal Cocainization for the
Production of Surgical Anaesthesia," by DIR. ).
Ormond Godan. of this city.
The subject which DR. Goldan considered in his
paper relates particularly to the injection or CO.
caine into the spinal cord for the purpose OF pro-
ducing a temporary paralysis of that part OF the
body upon which the surgeon intends to use his
knife. DR. Goldan told how he had used TINS
method of producing anesthesia in fourteen cases.
only two Of which had not proved successful In
these two cases. he said his needles were long.
How long the needles which you use?" In
terrupted of the physicians.
-Four inches" was the answer. The reply pro-
voked considerable argument, several doctors pro-
testing that four inch needle dangerously
long.
DR.. Goldan then described operation where
by this Of cocaine a tumor successfully
removed from the stomach of patient. He also
found it successful, he said in alaying the pains
OF maternity and for amputations of the lower
members.
The cocaine was injected he said, by a hypo-
dermic needle between the third and fourth or
fourth and fifth luman vertebrae. the paralysis
which followed extending downward from the
breast. Hence il was impossible operate upon
part OF the body above that point During the
operation the mind of the patient remains per
feCtly clear and active.
The paper was severely scored by several physi-
clans. DR.. Robert H. NJ Daubarn said that great
danger might result from this use of cocaine in
surgery because Of a too general use of the drug.
It be used for ali purposes, he said. but
restrIctediy. The remarks of Dr. Daubarn were
supported by Dr. NJ. l. MaGuro and Others.
DR.. MadufO afteTward said a Tribune reporter
that he thought the general Of the assoCia-
ton that three chief dangers were to be feared
from the injection or cocaine into the spine-iirst,
the injuries which might result the spinal col
umn itself from careless adjustment Of the needle;
second, the fear Of the patient, whose mind IS con-
sCious OF all that s gOi2g on; third, the effect Of
the poison on those susceptible to the drug. New
ertheeSS. when well guarded and restricted, this
use OF cocaine, he thought, was considered by all
great step in anes;hesia. The spinal injection
OF cocaine, which is obtained from the leaves OF
the ErythroXylon coca. a South American shrub
was first used In surgery. il is said, by Or. Riel
about q year ago IN Germany. ana soon afterWard
by M Toufier, in Paris. The discovery Of the
method used for ueurotic affections is said
have been made by DR.. J. Leonard Corning OF this
city.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
United States Trust Company Of New York. PlainHn
In pursuance Of Judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly
made and entered in the above entitled o 5S'Ih ana sea
signed the referee in said igdg1n9nt named VII ssil
No Bcoadwsy the Borough OF Manhattan CITY q
New York on s & '1 IN dsy By9n 9r T. Rnnsg e c o aG
Cneers the premises directed BY said Judgment to be
ALL those certain lots pieces or parcels OK land stu
city Of New BesinninS at point in the westerly
side EdgecoHbe Avenue distant two hgndsed and ten
y the intersection said westerly side OF Edgeombe
~ sa5 sier s.e o. Eisecom6e Avenue with the centre
line Of one hundred and Forty-sixth Street II the
wers extended running taenCS hoTJneIy Z 1S me Sst-
nine feet ten inches to point %neTe se centre line Of
extended n:e-sect the same running thence
sry along Hne MiT Street If the same we're ~ e e
tended hundred and thirty Two iee1 lnTee inches 70
running thence southery along the centre line OF said
three hundred and ehysix feet two inches northerIy
from the northerly side o! one n1T1 nun 4I All orty-h5
uor;herIy side of One Hundred and Fory-hfth Street
e-iy from the yvestcrv side Of Edgecombe Avenue:
WsePiy sd Of Fasgccm6e Avenue distant ons hun
cred cred teer %esrZ % parseI vith said nortbe~iv sa
nins inches to said line OF the Old Kagsbrdss
thence souhery along the said centre line
SeveT ieS ionr n @ me ffb rnnins bencs q
4-ed and fortv-ffh street thrtytwo 10 point dis
,ant one hundred from said westerly side
Fdsec1mbe Avenue: rUnninS thence southerly a line
pSraIe side Of E1gecombe Avenue
westerly therefrom a line
he line OF One hundred and
sixth Stree. extended, and thence
ely aons said hundred feet the place
Of beginning ne the satd dimensions. less.
Dated New York. September 25tb. 1900
HENRY MARTYR BAIRD. JR-
EDWARD ". SHELDON.
plaintiff
No IS Wall Street,
Borough OF Manhattan,
OF New NoFk.
following diagram OF the peflJ 10 lie sold a.
fbaG
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
5urroaates' Notires.
THE PEOPLE of the State of New !

TNHE PEOPLE of the State of New York. by
the grace Of God free and Independent. to Mary
Eleanor Stevens. British Posoffce, Heyr9ut
SYRIA. lane Womerslsy. KtngsNorpe Fo-'"'''~Hr 's-
sex Clara Stevens, Care Of Jane Worl
ersley Kussthorpe. HornChuIch Essex tn= amt, -.I
Florence \. Northern Hospital Holloway
Road London England, the heirs and next OF KIN OF
CHARLES J. Stevens. deceased. send greeting;
Whereas George Tuttle. Newark, New Jersey ana
Merritt E Havand OF the city New York have lately
applied 10 the Surrogaes Court OF County or New
York 70 have certain instrument writing. relating TO
personal property duly proved as 'ne .s
VIII and Testament of Charles Stevens. late Of the
County deceased. Therefore yoa and eecn
you cited before the Surrogate OF our COu
At his office In the County OF New SorS on
Of December. one thousand nine hundred at
past o'clock In the forenoon OF that day then
and here to probate of the said last VIII ana
Testament.
And such OF you as hereby cited, under the
OF tweny-One years are required TO appear oy g
euarda an II YOU have none 10 appear
sppy for be appointed or in the event OF your
neglect failure do guardian Will oe appointed
by and act for you IN the pro
ccediuE. g, -
In Testimony Whereof We have caused the Seal Of the
SurTogaJes Court Of the said County OF New
IL. 81 York TO hereunto affixed
Witness. Hon. ARNER C. THOMAS, a sur
rogate Of County New York. at said county
the 10th day October the year OF our LORD ere
J. FAIRFAX MLAUGHLIN.
Clerk Of the Surrogate's Court.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YORK.-HerreJta NJ. Bostwick and Homer Bos,-
wick. Trustees.
and others. Defendants
In pursuance OF Judgment OF sale uv
made and entered IN the above entitled bearing
date the eiShth Gay OF October 1890
the Referee said judgment named sell az pubIl,
auction the New York Real Saesroou Nc III
broadway, in the Borough Of Manhattan City OF New
York on the seventh day OF November 1890 o'clock
noon on that day, by John T. Boyd. Auctoneer. the
premises directed by said Judgment be sold therein
described follows;
All that certain lot piece parcel land with he
buildings and improvements thereon erected situate lying
and being in the 10th Ward OF OF New Y0rk
bounded and described follows. Beginning at a
point on the Eastery side OF Seventh Avenue
twenty three t0 feet and three 80 inches Northwary
from the Northeasterly Street
Seventh Avenue. running parallel wiz
Thirtieth Street feet; running
Northwardly parallel de Of Seventh
Avenue. twenty-three t25 feet; running
wardy parallel with the NCrherly ThIrtfeth Street
seventyhve t5) feet 70 the Eastarly side Seventh
Avenue and thence SOuthwardly along Eastery
OF Seventh Avenue,
place OF beginning.
Dated New York, October 10th, 1900.
WILLIAM J. A. MKIM Referee
a PRENTICE. Attorney for Plaintiffs Broad
way, Borough of Manhattan. New York city
Tbs following d diagram property ba sold;
Its street number is S6S Seventh Avenue;
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
90 nhom II alan Goncrrn.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
UNITED STAIES OF AMERICA Sol

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA Southern
District OF New York. Whereas a libel and matt
ton has been District Court OF the I-1Its1
States Southern District OF New York on JuIv
10Th the Atlas steamship COMPANY
owner OF steamer 'AduIa.' engines tackle &c
Limitation Of its liability destrrctIon
damage and injury caused by the sinking
whereas petitioner has transferred the steamer
Adua." her tackle. &C, and freight pending pursuant
Section 42S5 Of the L. s. Revised Statutes and rbe
the Court hereunder Ssmuel II. Lyman as
the benefit OF all parties 10
be legally entitled thereto Now therefore, pursuance
delivered hereby cite all persons Claiming damages
loss, destruction damage injury occasioned by
he sinking and abandonment to and make 1Ts
proof Of respective claims before Thomas AIexanJ
Esq. United States Commissioner a his office in the
Post Office Bull ling. in the city Of New York or
before 10th day OF January. 1901. a II A NJ and
to appear before Court on January Is 1S6I
IL A. M, and answer said libel petition other
they will be defaulted from particfna-
proceeds of said
Dated New Yo.k. october TO- 1900
WILLIAM HENKFI.
United States Marshal Southern District New York
WHEELER < CORTRIS. Proctors for Petitioner No 81
State Street. New York City. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
sLOOP AND THREE MEN MISSING.
YACHTS DINGHY PICKED UP. BUT Nc
TRACE OF HER CREW FOUND.

The dinghy Of the sloop yacht Aliris of Brooklyn,
was picked up by the pilot boat Mary A. Williams
No 9, on Wednesday The boat was empty save
for a single oar and name board marked "Alirs."
The sloop is supposed to have been caught in the
squan Tuesday afternoon while on her way from
Highland Beach to Brooklyn. Three persons were
the vessel-the owners, William and Frederick
B. Iangston, of No. 2S5 Gates-ave. Brooklyn, and
Otto Segelke. OF No, Al Putnam-ave., Brooklyn
Mrs Langston, the mother Of the owners said
yesterday that her only hope was that the Aliris
was strong enough to weather the gale. she
thought the mast might have been snapped off.
The Merrftt-Chapman Wrecking Company seat out
an oceangoing tug yesterday to search for the
William Fajen, of No. s79 Eghth-aTe; Henri
Fajen. OF No. rs ColUmbus-ave.; Henry Helmke, Of
the same address, and Captain Frank Williams OF
South Beach Staten Island, who went fishing in a
sailboat near Monument Light Tuesday morning
and were reported missing WEDNESDAY returned
home yesterday. They were picked up by the fish
ing smack Sunshine, Captain Charles II. Lawrence,
twenty miles southeast OF Sandy Hook, early
Wednesday morning
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
WOMAN SUES A DOCTOR FOR DAMAGES

SHE WAS CONSPICUOUS AT ONE TIME WHEN SHE
GAVE BAIL FOR ANARCHISTS
The action brought by Mrs Antona Filzkow to
recover $4,000 damages from DR.. Julius Hoffman.
OF No. Ill Second-ave.. for Ill treating kissing and
huggng her while in his office where she went for
advice on February IS 1886. was brought to trial
before Justice Gildersleeve and a jury in the Su-
preme Court yesterday. DR.. Hoffman denies the
allegations OF Mrs. Filzkow. and says her action Is
a blackmailing scheme.
Mrs. Filzkow is elderly woman who lives with
her husband and family at No. 10 East Fourth-st
her husband is a mechanic. DR. Hoffman IL about
sixty years o!d; He has been practising medicine
on the East Side for more than twenty-five years
Rno DeaIs gooo reputation. He Is widower his
Wlle haylng died four years ago. Mrs Holman
went pan for Emma Goldman Johann Most and
other members Of the Anarchist society when tba1
were arrested some years ago "e'
Dr. Hoffman having denied the truth os -,
charges made against him. the case went over nm
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
foreclosure 5ales.
YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
~ Of NEW YORK.-Samue F. Kiluer as sol. survi,
Ing executor &c, paintn, against Mary Heath Farmer
and others. defendants.
In pursuance Of Judgment OF foreclosure ani sale
duly made ana entered In the above action
ing 1ate the 10Th day OF June. 1000 unSersgDAJ
the referee in said Judgment named will sell ar rrhIiC
auction At the Exchange SalesrOoms
III RrnGdway, In the Borough o: Manhattan Cv ~ Ne,
York. the 9th day OF November 1900 al 10 o. cIoc,
noon on that day, by Peter +. Meyer auctioDeer tbe
preTses directed by said judgment sold and there
in described follows: - N''
Al! nat certain lot piece parcel Of land with rb
buildings and improvements thereon erected
lying and being in the Twenty NVarI
OF New York. bounded and described as follows RsT5
ming at point the southeTy OF
street distant one hundred feet and thrss IN
W'StcFly from ths corner formed the intsrecc,i
the southerly side OF Seventy-eghh street with m ~,
eIE siae Of Columbus formerly Ninth avenue ,,rjy
Snce West"r> along Seventy-eghth street tv,entbTs
t9-' nine inches; thence snutherly and paraaI y .
ono hundred feet a1d inch:
rEA4et with SeNenty-etghh twenty-six fssf ~
point distant one hundred and feet esrsrI ~,
westerly side % Columbus avenue on n Iins d. a.
rSc ANGLES tf,rerom; thence northery ana nssr'
hteI VITA columbus avenue hundred feet sIx iTs
10 me point or place OF beginning
nav hn"%n as No 100 West SevenJy-eightb stree wins
CARDOzO 2 >Ar1I.D, SOL. KOTN
Attorneys for Plaintiff f'elefee
Ictk ''n''A' Oiy OF New
Ihe f"lIowlnF IS diagram the nroDsrty .. =. .ot,
g resc'Dei ahoNe. the street bninp
sevenN-eshh street. Manhattan New VII 10 west
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
RAPID TRANSIT ROUTES CHANGED.

NEW INwooD AND FORT GEORGE AND BROOK
LYN PLANS APPROVED.
The Board OF Rapid Transit Railroad Comnis-
sioners, at the executive session held yesterday
afternoon approved Contractor McDonald's second
monthly requls!tion Of SlS7.oo0 Two resolutions
were adopted by the Board. to be transmitted to
the Municipal Assembly in the form Of consent.
changing the Of the tunnel at Inwood and
Fort George. The resolutions were signed by the
president and secretary. A resolution was also
adopted changing the plan as to the Brooklyn ex-
tension. a letter accompanying the resolution will
be sent TO the Municipal Assembly explaining the
general change Of plan The matter Of g. B. Bates.
proprietor Of the Everett House. who is suing the
Commission for $4,000 taken up by the Board
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19

bulk Of the material IN this collection is ad-
mrable. and the publisher has given a form to
the work which is at handsome and sub
stantial We record with pleasure, in short, the
steady advance Of this series toward completion.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
TWO SISTERS FINED FoR S1rIHDLING
MORE THAN FIFTY GIRLS IN COURT TO TESTIFY
AGAINST THEM

Two fashionably dressed young women were ar
raigned yesterday in the Court Of Special Sessions
They were Catharine Muilarkey twenty-five Years
old, and Marion M. Mullarkey. twenty years old
both of No. 40 LeXington-ave. Charlotte Newman.
OF NO. 629 Hudson-st., charged that they had ad-
vertised In the newspapers for help experience un
necessary. TO make bowknot ties at a wage of 50
a week.
The place Of business given as at No 100
west torty-siNth-st During the two days that the
accused were there Assistant District Attorney
OReilly showed that more than two hundred girls
came in response to the advertisement and eacb
paid 81 for getting employment. Not less than iftv
gTIS were IN court to testify. Justices NcKna6
JACOB ,3 3r and Ho6rook found the prisoners guilty
Prison Marion and fine OF 800 or thirtv 49,
on Catherine. The fines were paid. 10y >
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
BRIDE OF FOUR MONTHS SEEKS DJroRcr

1t was announced yesterday that Mrs. Harry
Wakeheld Bates is suing her husband for divorce
after a bridal experience of four months Mrs
Bates. before her marriage. was Miss Grace Clark
the only daughter Of Thomas B. Clarke whose
home, The Lanterns, at East Hampton is fanous
along the Long Island coast. Mr.. Bates is a Pos
ton man, well known in that city because Of his
penchant for yachting.
The marriage, which took place on June 1s was
the result of an elopement and. though the act
first met with the dsapproval Of the brides parent
she was finally taken back into their good eracae
McNau8ht & Reddng, of No. 35 Nassaul-st Who
are SAID TO have the case of Mrs. Bates in charge
would neither confirm deny story yvber
seen by Tribune reporter yesterday. Mrs IA tsl
is now at the home of her father, in East Ham11
ton. imp
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
Spring ST.

The approximate the lien or charge %
satisfy whSR The above described property sold
IS S&fssSsl. with Interest thereon eighth day
or Octoter. l902 together with costs and allowance
amounting 70 $fo559. and interest from October
together with the the
amount OF the assessments water rates or
other liens 70 be allowed purchaser pur-
interest
Dated New York the 10Th day af October. 1900.
WILLIAM ]. A
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19
SOth Street

The approximate Of lien or charge 70 sathy
which the above described property sold 10
$50 interest The eighth of
October. 1900, together with allowance
S425 % and interest from October
the expenses OF the sale approximate amount
the assessments and rates other liens
allowed to the purchaser Of the
paid by the Referee. is 81 2O956, and interest.
Dated New York the 10th day OF October 1900
WILLIAM j. A. NJ KIM. Referee
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19

as sppf9xitna'e amount Of the or charge to
whih the above described
Is }a-Ssd 1lOO with Interest thereon from the an IaI
ot 'uhe aVJ together with costs allowance amonnt
inF [" SSl 3. with Interest from rbs I0tS 80 81 I
l'gtt together with the expenses the ale ' - e
ne approximate AMOUNT OF taxes Rssessnsnts r orhs-
wI4ch are to be allowed purchnser onf oT
and nteTe5t- ~ '~e'se' - $l'7*1 10
Dai-4 Nsw York. October Isth 1900
SOL KOEN.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-19

A DVERTISEMENTS and subsCriptlOns The Tribune
y received their Uptown Onice, No. 1242 Broadway.
Of 3ist-s. until o'clock
received the following branch offices regular
Office until o'clock viz: 2Si Sth-ave 6. e.
cor 2$d st; l52 6t-ave. cor l2th-st Macys 6h-ave
l42 Columbus West 66th-st.
42d-st.. Bth-avs: % East 14th-nt;
42ds. between Ith and Sth l59 East 4Tths S3s
between 10th and 17th iO26 Sd-ave
~ 4lst-st.. 554 3d-ave. 2Io BIeecker-st
onEIl