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9Sid,tia iiir 9mnaeu=erunfe.

Sd. Der llnter5e:6n;!e, iebe es aIs
sine pfli9t gegen GsiOsno' an, bas
ruuf bin gu Ipeiien, buB id an Der
2unge lit unO tds.id magsrsr
puroe, Bis id Or. 0urtlep in Nr.
81, giorD~pucuzS.ruBe, cOaiuiz
tirts; nud tur3sr gsbanolung nabm
mein Qppetit gu, Die S6mer3en puz
rem meg uno Die poGs 9siunobsit
itel!e Ii9 pisber sin. MOse isber
2ungsnlsioenoe 0ieiss gebiiRrenb De-
riidiidtigsn. 9o. Rihter, gir. 1927,
Carroll S!rabe. Baltimore.
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IIipui|St't 'ii U&bt pSi' lyNtHH i'"NN
&rGFtsn 81 bslditigtn gao i'm an Der
Jortiebung zines tuoblorganfIirten
3Id5uge5 ab3u6aiten.
Qlus geird, portugisIiIdlzOItlfritu,
miro unter'm q. Nprji Die 4ntunft
elmer cunuOii6sn 3tp0lf 9fiinOerz
8atterie gemeloet GsnerIi Garring@
ion, geft6lsha6sr Der britII6sn Wafez
f:ng @niIaBlolonns, lpslfs ourh oas
pprtu9ieIiIds 9ebiet nuA HbooeIien
mari6iren iOa, 1T BON Der portugIeIiz
iden SeRoroe is6r SuportommenO uufz
genpmmsn poroen.
Gus Der aupItoot miro gemeloet,
ouB Or. Sumelon bon Dem 6ieberz
9fnfal, an pelfsmer Ieit ldngersr 3eit
litt, gensien lit, uro Dab er als Ganz
oip1t fir e;oen Der Sibe fiir S;mbsr.sp
i'm Parliament Der 8aptolonie porge=
idldgsn plrp.
Sin 2(gent os5 6rn. Suliu5 Wei!
nsfDet in etnem am 13. Ipril pon SRA
fsting abQegonqenen S6rsibsn, oaB
Die 8oeren bic Stunt dbarmal5 6eftjg
3u bombdr0irsn be9onnel batt&n, uao
Dab eiu BON tbnsn 9enruAter neUer Nnz
oriff 5uriidgei6Iagsn poroen mar,
o6ne paB Die 9riten ir9enO p:lfe Der
lutte erl!tten.
35 Sffi5iere uno 252 Soloaten fmo
franf pom Srieg516auplabe in Der
8apitdpt angetpmmen, um pon bort
noa Gnglano eingeI6ifft 3u peroen.
400 anoers franfe Solodteu oingen
1hon porber ouf Dem 5runsportoamz
pier ,9urania" DOH bort nad @ngldno
ab.
Die QlnItrenaungen CUR 20iung Der
8emontsfrage peroen ener9Iid fottgsz
Iebt. Sine 0epeIde aus S;mld mel
bet, paB 800 erfahrsrs inoildR pferosz
pGrter, $50 oufiHmisOe lmo so 9stss
rinGrz 2ler3te BON Snoieu na6 Suoz
2lfrifu beoroert tporoen |ino.
Mufeftng's $ q otb.
Mafeting 13. 9lpril, p;u Co
ren3o Warques, 30. 9tpril. - Die
| 9o'Inun9 Oet ofIagpn9 unl , SasIas ~
puIW p's pp,I ~ Supe'' pttu..tu.'t'''1oT," dSt o%.
pl"'Ipen 2tuPPe" l'S'S's.u' ArN, ~,
!9uen eptPsl 'tqD'nUSt: ,:S ,SeOIsn'u'',, 90 t;
~ tg' "9l 0n It.,''dCpgI'u; on SI. 's%a.tI S"a.bt
seles.. IE tu9.'ut U'u4.9sn DtI,:pt m;pt
gSe S9Gopti9 30 9ut nou, uus sntfa. s..stn; ftr' 5sr
IuUe,I G,, o'eNS' ~ po' m "us SIu''rts'" - w.
gs!I'u! l1'lo' osl S'pbNr ~ o,tsna uns-
le!t , p"ti!s'f 5;a m;,, G,I p9cVo"UtGs,. n :
n'','l m Wy on 0'cts ~ 53sa' 5,Ss ,t,u; f;;6fs,r
9"'l9''S '''""'" I'DO I'g' I"q'O1''
y dtrtn 9to n y II 3
Ut Q i II re.
8tira, 8ortuoie7iIcb SfQfrita,
70 0(pril - @enero( Gurrinotpn's
Sruppen, bic in RbooeIisn opsrlren
uno Don Roroen UtatetIn9 9ulR Df'nS
9tS' 1ouen' fOefOen m 9tOB'St - S5.lt ruuJ @
penn 5nI'efn psr'QinI. otsFE G I'''O
''epsH Sta'"Pp''' Q'V ''''9'''Vli'"'
VD o bletben ple gro BEN
| 10 tnen?
Qonbon. 30. Q(pril. - Die bic
Iios 8rs5Ie murrt INNER lauter iiber
/ bas 4ugbleibeu Der qrpBen grFolge,
tpe.6e gsnerul Robsrts er3ielen foQte.
| Sp 50. iaot Der beutioe rGtanoarb":: {:
| ngg lit i e6r entmutbi9enb, gu ithen,
ooe ale bic oroBurtiaen Sperafionsn
uno 1ptb,reifunoen a6Iolut fe:ne Rez
Iultate oebubt baben." oOailp 66rpz
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lla(5 Dem C|l len

aeriortH, Die mad Oem STen lciOtH, bas e8tfdA
ssden, SOb bic ssnOfsu,n Speim fb Ocbrtu uus
sSm.rl otruria6tn. Dts ein i8D,r,s @;ni6t III
Der Raetnqrubs bdugeH, OOcr bic an gcritOpfuna,
izn,r,n SdmOrrboib,H, &IutauOraug ua6 ocm
Ropit, gagniaur, Nouica Scobrcnuen, Ropfs
p,b, Gtd ON spdf,u, gusartio,s QuitO5cn sibs
i,rtsn Ob,r Onlu fartes Ropi,u oc5 ocriens, Or
fidunQsanfdue msrn ne l,9m, ebpinOl bel
pl0sli6tm guff,btu, Guntte oo,r Ncocbe ror
ben uua,n, 5iebr unO onnpitr Ropii9mcri ous'
bI,ib,nbtr 9,ripirutior otlbt 6urbs Der S9out MD
auq.n, sdmtrBen IN Der 6cjtt, grnh, cIico,r
uus sI6sIi6ea bsiben g8aauH0en IsOsn, io1tcu
siniae Soi,u
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SabrbaHocrts Ianae 6rfahrurg bat q.ltbrt. Ddb
Die St. @crudrO=GrGttsrpjas ejn srprO6tts 0tttl
sur EeIorOtrunq Der @troauung uHO Der Sbni;attlt
o's WaatHs mo. 81. Ceiusu inn uHiibertreiiib in
,brer @Sirfnra AMI otn msubiitbcH SrgnlIsmus.
g: rtE9ta Ods 9lut. btiitatu Die Storunqen O;r
2hdtistti pon socri, Risrcn, 2eber uEo pI3 nHO
irGp'u iur Nebiua Ncr qsiunfcntH 2tb;ustrdite b>.
lomt bic lriadbtn o:r Rers6ftG rnti:rutn0, elwr
lbrtdlhtn arantbti, pe!d:. slitiutaQt 10 ucit
otrbrtltet lit ii; ct Pernar osSrdr.crp;ltn fao
IN alien 4prtbtttH lu tatefs,
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8altmorc, Mo, 9ieniag, ben 1. Mai 1900.
OUR INDUSTRIAL
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Ole CatC6 PcnnD

au1:js:H .n,r G,lee .rissu .Yatsnt=Attltn=S Spstns
!aiicn" ooT eiuts gVOs, S;DiosHO'u o,ripr'3'ner1
gaupT,n1 p,rlodt,n pIt: arm, StIts lbrs laD'r
U,roi,Ht:H Griparaiii, oarIn ariu!g:n, nHo dEtaEt
Der Stpo:nosR ipar a,rl.l,D Die JoI9t. uRS Uis
std b,F:r III ,s oa, Gin Qutes iubtamtGts Daus
in ,in,r babidtue rtinlidn B,gno Der Siaot in
tauftn, ipob,i Sie uur 75 SoGays Slar uHo srinss
ilu.sf,n N ,abl.R bab.u gtrbafisn Sic o:sba!b
Sbru 5aniit en- ,ia:n,s 0.Im. otnn h10f t'n'
2,b.nsDufbUuns iii nbt 10 io'rT5UoA' ais S'''.
2,a .ann Sbn.n tin A.dus p;rtant'n, irob'' oi'
aidDt tinu,ul O.s G3;D BON tntm Slnp;r'ln iu bor'
an brdub,n.
e6r,ib,n 81. mir ioiori ptnn et en- lparlaa
artr WanH dnp Nldn dprtiNrt: -p, Z. G.
.Stuti5u Gorrtiprnp,ni.' tapr'io lNt,il
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= Ser pprtuaieliIhe 4reuaer Dol

= Der porfI9IelTlhe Hreu3er uOoa
Garlos Der @ri tie" 1T nit Dem General
Gunlia am9pro alt Hio Sunsiro elm
aeiroffen. @r tpirb als 8ertrstsr bes
aDn igs bon porIugal Der 5eisr oes
400. Sabrestaees Der gntOeduna bon
Yraiilien 6eilppbnen.
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lin cine Grfaltnmg in cinem Snse
su furiren,
nebme man v2aratipe 8romo Quiz
nine 5ablets." 2lQe 9pothefsr 9eben
oas @elo aurud, pean es gu bsi:en perz
fe6lt. 6. %. 9rope's Nams7s5ug 1T
auf isbsr Sha6t.l. % @enls.
(Gt.3l. 81. .5a&ge. .6Dlt.l
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c~ YtQeu

fns rein S,a.tab'li6, miIh urO orldBl6 Si.
SruriaBsu OoG,OmmR, g,roauuu5 compltt. Us,
i,r6iruns unS g,iunOs @,g,lnaBiqt,it.
Siir bic Sellnng aaer Musru=, Sim
gemeioe>, Tisren=, SIaien=S Sei6iurrz
ben, Terbsn Srantbsiten, 6amurrz
buiosn, nerbOies anpiprb nno ale
aranfbeitsn Der 2eber.
'gr,is 25 gnts pro S6a6tsl; p,rtauft in alien
apot6st.n, Oosr psT 0Ot mad GnSfaug Ots gr,iies
SufauOt 8GOWap & Go, IS Glm Street,
a.ros0orf.
aat,n eis ollu,i oGb 81, ,Raopl7s. ,rbalt,n.
adt.n Sic Oaraut oas bi, gsr. staaten.R,.
siszunGs.War:s 81. q. r.. sus,,l,bt 1T an o,m.
ssS Sic tuui,R. On
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c~ ViQen


sur,tm.r, Die i4rtu eas srf,m BON oa,u ObiatR
usStIitdroeR 5,frtien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-01
80. Sabrgang.
1c<l 611tnto1t & g.
liz bis 1872 Noro>Gutam:SnaBc.
Sener 2Sano 2}erEauf

mar n aeeoro BREEDER eBe sngsn por adun Grs
pnu9 uesgen G punDerten m ube bic Nuatdt prs
psriRbnn Partn eoes Stud grOBen partR 8bp
3ibbon iebr buo geraum po lit mbr w
angee9ten Yasn porhnosn. @ubm osrIrsn mir nod
pele neme 4sartten,
pe pegsn Wangs Raum in Ingen nd snsln au
efutr 9i irb eng Dabon:
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8an5 ieioene @rps Grain, Il Son
brett uno idmdles i4par5es uno tpeiz
bss Poitu Dot 9ano. i'm DolIen r
g0srtHe ppn &c. prp 9aro, fir fls
0oppelisiiiee 2ltla5z. peid opprez
tirte uno. i4Iidte Saffsiuz, iopie
ifHpar3e N1iu5 ml92o:ree gdnDer, 3
bis 7 3oa brett u0o i'm pplen
Wrt6s ppn 375 Gents prp 10r
Yorp, fiir.. r............lOl
Weih opprstirte uao If!idte SAT
fetu Sddrpss 8dnoer, in alien neuesl
Paited Sdrben uno i6par5, 7 3oa
brett uno i'm gutsn Werths O0r
BON Toe. prp Yaro, fir -. CJV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-12
THE TRADE N CHICAGO.

Chicago AuriI II fSpeciaD.-After the bull ex-
hiIaration caused by the Government report Tues
day night. The wheat market to-day proved disap-
puin1uent. Prices for a time acted well they
did on the late Tuesday curb, showing ad-
vance Of about one cent. This was about all gone,
however the wind up yesterday The close was
only nc TO 14c over Tuesday Shorts had fully as
much reason for disappointment as the longs. for
those who had lines sold took fright early in the
day took their losses and got out. Phillips. Will
lard ana others had this of experience Gables
synpat hized only slightly with the American
Liverpool was up only I'D. while Paris OF
slightly. There was mean weather map with
the temperature considerably under freezing in
Southern Kansas and with freezing predicted for
Illinois. Indiana and Ohio. Even those conditions
were ignored May opened at STAG TO 67sc sold
between 5s-s and 571sc, and closed at 67l4 d672sc
July closed az eS1zc; September. 6Sizc Western and
Northwestern receipts were ahead Of last years;
clearances only 962 600 bushels When the market
turned weak there was considerable local liqui-
dstion. The crowd thought the long line belonging
10 Baker was let go. Cudahy sold. The interests
which supposedly long OF corn sold wheat, pos
sibly as E hedge. Lohrke reported AZ loads for eX-
port al the seaboard-
The corn experience was something like the
wheat, prices early up S4d7sc but losing il all be-
fore the close May sold at 409sa+024c and at 3Sa4c
and closed al 3s24c; July closed at 40eg4esc; Sep
TENDER SIC May was the weaker showing loss
of &c 10 &c o. Tuesday. while the other futures
showed merely the loss Of their advance There
was no Improvement in the shipping demand here.
and sales were only 100000 bushels. The seaboard,
however. claimed 20 loads for export Liverpool
was 10 Up. Eeaboard clearanceE were ~ 900 bush
els Early in the day the winter weather had some
Influence. Cudahy a large seller, and there
We're those VINO believed New-York a seller
On the break there was some covering. Receipts
we're so cars with 375 for tomorrow.
Oats continued TO follow the corn lead, up 12c
early but losing il all. May closed at 245sc; July,
1Asa2z-2c- Receipts were 156 cars with I75 for to-
morrow. The corn longs were selling just as
they were selling wheat and provisions, presumably
as hedge. Clearances we're rs 600 bushels. Cold
weather IS q most undesirable condition for
ne newly planted crop.
FiaHseed was easy. May and cash, 81 p; Septem-
Der. s. = sellers October 81 Is There 10 cars
Il the three points against q last year.
provisions lost all their Tuesday advance and
soinething in addition Pork tonight S5c under
1aesoayi lard and ribs. l5c 17izc under. Patten
was the big seller all day, q long line with a big
Ylol' IL l. Cudahy was large buyer Of pork.
mere were 5000 hogs with prices 21zc TO &c lower
AeW-York sold long provisions
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NEW YoRK sIPRE1IE CorRT- SEW
NEW


Peter G. Arnot ct al. Defendants IN pursuance q
IN the above entitled action bearing date ne 18th DAY
OF February 1870. the undersigned Referee
yedgrent narn VII sell Al pubic auction az me NeS
Real No III broadway the
Borough az Manhattan. City Of New-YOrk. .he 9TH
Fhnp SfNti auc'lofeer premises direc1ed
Judgment be sold. described nilOws
buildings improvements erected situate lying
being Borough OF Manhattan CITY. County
~ Le'H al t" - 90
Street distant three hundred feet easrery the
Street eastery OF Columbus Avenue running
thence southwardy parallel with Columbus Avenue
eastwsrtly along
fifty reet: thence northwardy again parallel with Co.u
southery side Of ssth Street: and thence westwarly
along side OF 99th Street afty
conveyed 70 said Peter C. by John W stevens
wife by deed dated the l+th day OF Fehruar 1ss and
&c. Cfses Wv Y,r f5unrv- and a. 6rs-tsas r-,
En1Un bv he street numbers as and - West a3TS
ana with the buildings and improvements thereon
erected situate wing and in the Borough ~ MAJ
- ssc-Sa4 az T9ovvs. BFCfTNNINt- a. Dci,r - -.
northery side Of hundred and
eastery from the formed
ton OF the said northery side %
easerIv side OF Columbus formerly Ninth Avenue run
ming thence northwardy parable with Columbus Avenue
one and eleven inches; thence sasrwardly
along he middle line twenty-five feet thence
SOU hwardly parallel with Columbus Avenue
along The northerly twenty-five 10
point place OF beginning Being the premises
conveyed said Peter g Aru0t by Louis Rahl and
wife by deed February iTth, Isss recorded
Febrlary 24th. 1se9 IN Section Block lsS4 Iieer y
Series, page ~ IN the Registers Once New YORK
County said premises being known by the street number
Dated New York, April 5th, 1900.
PATRICK Z wHALEN. Referee
P.antIs Attorneys I54 Nassau street tribune BuiIt-
Manhattan. New YORK CIV
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l4ath Street,

The approximate amount the lien charge sat
isy which described Is be Sold Is
26e 4-IOO thereon from the 18th day or
March. 1900 together with costs ard aIi3wances amount
41-0o. from March Sth, 400.
OF the sale. The approximate
OF other liens whlch are 10
allowed OF the purchase money.
paid by the Referee $ $24T i2-lOO and interest
Dated; New York March 10th, 1870.
GROSVENOR s. HUBBARD, Referee.
The described property pursuant to
above mentioned Judgment hereby adjourned TO April
18TH 1900. the and place
Dated: April nth, 1900
GRoSVENOR s. HUBBARD Rersre.
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SUPREME COURT, County Of New York
-

FRANCIS SMITH. PLAINTIFF. against ELLA p
SMITH Othsrs. defendants
In pursuance OF Interiocutory Judgment Partition
Sale entered herein. dated March nth 1900
deTsgned. the Referee appointed such Judgment viii
sell Public Auction. the New York Estate
Saesroom. Ill Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan City
o'clock Noon. by Peter Never Aucttonee- the
directed by said Judgment be sold described
5 follows:
All that certain lot piece parcel land. situate
lying City New Borough CT
Manhattan) bounded and described follows Beginning
formed by the intersection
side OF Front Street with the Westerly side OF Gover
Slip and running thence Southery
varneur Slip twenty-five FEET 70 land late belong
John Van Cott Westerly Var
Cott's sixty-three feet. land
Joseph Martin. along
mentioned land TO
Front Street thence Easterly along Front Street
sxrv-three inches point place
ginning be The said several dimensions
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Notice 10 Creditors.
B OF SALE o. PERSONAL PROP-

NOTICE OF SALE OF Personal PROP
ERTY BY ASSIGNEE.-Notice IS Hereby given
assignee FOR the benefit OF the
Otto nsovent debtor, lately doing
OF NJ J. Patllard * Co.. VIII
Thursday. Anril l2sh, 1900 al 10 O'Clock a NJ at No
u Manhattan. CITY OF New YORK
sell al public Never ESQ., AuctioneS-.
ali chatels fixtures belonging said deorr
consisting music with stationary and II
terchangeahle cylinders criterion music boxes cabinets
orchestral Swiss movements Tor mn
SC, fancy mechanical goods crank boxes key
cylinders music Boxes
safes desks partitions, show show tables
sas and chandeliers shelving. clock
uypewriting machine and table. &C. az
and aid sale continue daily 10 o'clock A II
until said property is sold
Dated New York. March Slst- 1900
John K. BRODSFGY. Assignee. &c.
THEODORE SATTIER. 40 q 81 Chambers 81.
Atty for Assignee, n z City
Fond Street.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York city
Catalogues may be obtained at the place OF sale
and April 81
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The Approximate OF the len charge satisfy
which the above described property sold Fifty
two thousand i've hundred and forty eight and $500
dollars. with interest thereon from
March, 1900, together with allowances
amounting OF Three rorry-sx
and S5O0 dollars with from day
OF March 1900 and the expenses Of sale and the
approximate amount OF the charges liens taxes
assessments and the said property
One thousand FIVE hundred and fortyssven a2IO0 dollars
with interest thereon 20 be added.
THOMAS ?. DONNELLY
ferea
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foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. County of New York

SUPREME COURT, County Of New York,
CYNTHIA H. r. CLARK Plaintiff. against THOMAS
F. ROYS and others, Defendants.
Of Judgment OF Foreclosure and sale.
duly made entered aboveentitled
ing date the 10th day OF March 1900 the undersigned
the Referee said Judgment named will sell az Public
Auction the New York Real Estate Sales Room. No.
Ill Broadway, in the Borough OF Manhattan civ OF New
York the 18th day OF April 1900 II o'clock noon.
that day by William Kennedy. Auctoneer, the prem
tses directed by said Judgment 10 be Sold and therein
described follows;
All piece, OF parcel land. with
buildings Improvements thereon, lying
being County OF New-Y0rk, bounded
follows: a the
Hundred Forty-ninth street, distant
hundred and fJv feet eastery from the
OF said n0rtheriy Hundred
and Forty ninth Street. with the eastery the
Grand Boulevard Broadway; running thence
ery parallel with said Grand Boulevard Broadway
nnetynine feet and eleven inches, the line
the block between One Hundred and FOrtv-ninth
one Hundred and Freth Streets; thence along
said line OF the block parallel with
and Fortyninth street, sixteen feet and inches
southerly parallel Boulevard
Broadway part distance through a party
wall, feet and eleven inches norrherv
side Hundred Forty-urnth Street thence
westwardly said nOrtherly
Fory-ninth Street sixteen feet and eight the
point place OF beginning
Dated March
GROSVENOR ; HUBBARD Referee.
JEFFERSON CLARK, Attorney FOR Plaintiff,
20 Nassau St, New York.
The following s diagram % the property be sold
as described above. the street number being $40;
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south Street
approximate OF assessments ana
rates. liens said premises. be paid bv
Referee, hundred and ans
fourteen and interest besides charges per
from January 81, 1890
Dated New-York. March eth. 1900
JACOB WASHBURN. Referee
GEORGE H HYDE. PLAINTIFFS Attorney. 81 Chambers
Street. Manhattan. New York City.
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YoFk <; -IOsEFEI B. IIOYT plaintiff. AGAINST WILL
In pursuance OF Judgment Of foreclosure and sale
made and entered the above entitled
date the nineteenth day OF March.
hundred the Undersigned the Referee
in. will sell Public auction Wednesday,
teenth day OF a o'clock noon ar
New York SaesrOOm. Irnbe III Broad
way, in the Borough OF Manhattan Of New
York, by Peter Never auCtfoneer d.
scribed IN said Judgment follows: plot OF
land in the city and Of New
ings thereon. bounded and described follows: BE-
GINNING at point in the scutheriy side OF
bred and fourth street distant four hundred
feet and 0nehalf
OF the souheTy side OF One hundred and
the westerly side OF Columbus
southery parallel with Columbus avenue hundred
feet eleven inches. thence westerly parallel
hundred and fourth street thirtfour inches:
thence northeriy again parallel Columbus avenue
and part OF the through a party hundred
feet eleven inches the southery
and fourth street and thence
side OF One hundred and fourth thirt-eour feet
six inches % the point Of beginning
Dated New York March oath. 1900.
THOMAS F. DONNELLy
Rsferee.
De Grove & Riker. Attorneys for PLAINTIFF
No 14J Nassau Street New York CITY
The following Is diagram the premises rsSe--.d -
IN the foregoing notice OF
IO4th Street
street
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The approximate Of the Hen sasisrv
which above property he =
ST. i6s % with interest thereon day OF
March 1900 together with and
ing 10 500 40 with interest from March IS 1900
gefher with The expenses Of
amount OF assessments. liens are
10 be allowed the purchaser purchase money
paid by the Referee. is $I4S.S2 and interest
Dated. New York. April -. 1900
EMIL GOI.nNARK Rafer--.
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NOTICE Is hereby given to all holders of
Part-Paid Five Million Loan bonds Of the State Of
Michigan 10 present payment
urer's office in the city Lansing 8iich before
the 8lst day OF May.
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CITY OF TRENTON.
SCHOOL BONDS.
Office City Treasurer,

Trenton. n J, April 100.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
Office until o'clock P M, FRIDAY APRIL
18th 1900 for the purchase of the hundred
thousand dollars school bonds Of the city Trenton,
N J.
The above bonds will be 30yesr bonds
the half
They will be registered coupon denomina-
tons Of 800 muples thereof Interest payable
annually. Bonds will be sold for less
accrued interest.
Each bidder will be required. evidence good
faith enclose with bid certified check a National
S4, 900, payable W ! B. Stokes
City Treasurer. Checks will be
bidders
The will be awarded
viii favorable the city right
is reserved to reject all bids deemed for the
These are authorized by ordinance o Com
Council passed August 18th. 1899 by o
Legislature. approved March 23d. 1899
All proposals be endorsed Proposals o.
Trenton School Bonds" and addressed TO
w. J. B. STOKES,
IPr's fee. 5 City Treasurer