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were addressed in a similar strain. 1t
is known that Great Britain and Ger
many and probably Russia have re-
ceived such messages. The language is
not the same, but the animating idea
is. The state department officials say
that, generally speaking, this idea is
not so much to secure mediation as to
induce the powers to resort to a settle
ment of the difficulties between them
and China by the substitution of nego-
tiations for armed forces. This appears
more clearly from comparison of the
various notes than it did in the sing&
note addressed to the president. Being
so. the chances of a successful out
come of this attempt of the Chinese
government 10 secure an amelioration
of the consequences OF the Boxer up
rising are much diminished by the in
timatiOn that the powers are expected
to refrain from pressing the movement
towards Pekin.
On the contrary. the United States
war department is moving at present
with greater energy than at any time
since the original orders for troops to
get it's contingent in position for the
task before it.
Word Received From Chaffee.
Adjutant General Corbin today re-
ceived two cable messages from Major
General Chaffee. both dated at Maya
saki today. The first reads:
Transport arrived at this port on the
oath. All are well. Transport will leave
this afternoon or 25th for Taku."
The second is General Chaffee's ac-
ceDtance and thanks for his promo
ton, as follows:
Accept promotion 10 major general.
Thank president for me for honor and
his confidence
General Chaffee received at Nagasaki
the orders which have been sent by
cable since his departure from San
Francisco.
An idea of their general character
can be gathered from the generals re-
port that he was about to push for
ward at once with his big transport for
Taku. He Will not even stop at Che
Foo, and it is even doubtful whether
he will detain the Grant at Nagasaki
long enough to take on coal.
He is also energetically taking steps
in advance to meet the evil of which
the foreign naval commanders have
complained but now have remedied. the
lack of landing facilities e, Taku. To
this end he has instructed Lieutenant
Colonel Coolidge of the Ninth infantry
at Tien Tsin to secure all of the gags
and lighters necessary TO a speedy
landing of achievements and stores
that are being carried by the United
States transport Grant.
Expedition Will Push On.
In spite of the alarm with which the
Chinese officials, including Ii Hung
Chang, prefers to view the advance of
the allied forces on Pekin. so far as
it affects the safety of the foreign
ministers, it may be said that none of
the powers have evinced any tendency
to abate their preparations or accept an
escort of imperial troops for the min
listers from Pekin TO Tien Tsin. This
government has acted all the while on
the theory that the ministers were alive
and has accepted in good faith the as
surances Of the Chinese government TO
(Cnnfinned on PAGE ~
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DUBIOUS OVER
CONGER DISPATCHES

Washington. July 25.-The question
Of Authenticity of the dispatch from
Minister Conger dated at Pekin on the
18th inst. developed the fact today
that several years ago a copy of the
state department. cipher disappeared
and never has been recovered.
These code books are numbered and
f...p'"d for when placed in the hands
o 'HUS. entitled to them. An inkling
was given that the missing code book
l'a into .la hands of the Chine s. gov
eminent This information was calcu-
t..d fn inspire a doubt of the authen-
"-LlF of the CouEer dispatch.
Do" state department officials de-
..Ar 'H discuss the story of the theft
' 20" code book but do not enter
Nraa. that they ever entertained a
suspicion that ii had fallen into the
.tnN> of the Chinese government. 1t
IN known that several years ago a
COPY Was made of the old state depart
Iral cipher. which has since been
saag"a A copy of this. the author
..'S nav. strong reasons to believe.
Juno '- way into the possession of
-..a.. -.NarnmeBt-nOt the Chinese.
LUIS ." code has been out Of use for
@. YEARS. but Minister Conger is one
p, .r officials who has been using it.
goes n'' employ the new code.
pm. receipt at Tien Tsin of an APP
s.'-'..# -.0UIue message in autograph
.'.. Minister 'Ouger has done nothing
'>s'.'a the doubt as to the stu
.h Pa. Pa6in. The message. which
> ..s' forwarded by the naval Off
Item TSin. Taku and Che Foo,
served only 20 deepen the darkest
?. 'tia.-t mystery of the century.
rs admitted that a careful scrutiny
To. autograph message. in COMPARE
&c.. #. 'H" cipher message from Min
,l- .--r admits of the belief that
Con-. ..sSages were indited by Mr..
ai about the same time.
e L situation at the British legation
r. presented 10 be the same i'm each
---. ami as Mr.. Conger declares that
is mus. come quickly. if at all. there
is '-t '"r suspicion that the crisis
Corr. sumption that this reasoning is
.Ns, ., Involves the further conclusion
ps7-.- l.- ''nger's cipher message. if
il r.' Was r@-dated and. of course.
of.f,-. at all. was done by Chinese
Fy1.s MESSAGE received today estab-
lean ..-ariy the fact that the Amer
....-.'iSler and probably the other
IN s,. ''IS We're alive on July 4. though
Of tp. straits. Therefore it disposes
from 49, ..', stories that were published
June a-'7Hsnai of the massacre of
naes-f.. lle that it does not in itself
massacro '.'. subsequent reports of the
ofF-i.yyhe day of the dispatch but the
as r @.s here believe that there is quite
9nd re- ' reason 10 believe that the sec
the fire, ,It was false as in the case of
orronao,,...e report now shown to have been
IN 1OpeIul Message From Taku.
postiori port Of the state departments
zane today a message from
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KEMPFF EXPLAINS
STAND AT TAKU
Summary of AdmiraI's Report.

= Summary of Admiral's Report. !
y The other senio- foreign naval =
= officers decided to take possession =
+ of the Taku forts. Admiral Kempff =
= took the stand that I was not =
= authorized to initiate any act of 4
= war with a country with which my =
= country was at peace" =
= For the same reason he refused =
TO take part in the seizure of the =
= railway station at Tong Ku. which +
was Chinese government property. y
The other admirals made a de- :
= mand on the forts for their sur ,
= render, but Kempff refused to sign \
= 1t. He ordered Captain Wise of =
y the MOnOcacy not to join in the =
y attack. but in case of attack ny 4
y a Chinese government force he was :
Z to consider it declaration of war y
= and act accordingly" \
= The Chinese waited until an y
= hour before the expiration of the =
= time given them to surrender. and >
y then fired on the gunboats of the \
y allies. (The Newark and other =
y larger vessels could not ascend the =
= river this far) !
y Shells burst about the old Mon )
= Ocracy. bHt Captain Wise attribut- =
= ed it to bad craftsmanship. Finally y
y one passed through the vessel, y
+ doing slight damage, and as more y
= shells began dropping in the vicin- =
= itv she withdrew two miles up y
= stream, returning after the battle y
y to succOr refugees and the wound y
= ed of all nationalities.
4 In his report to Admiral Kempff, =
y CAPTAIN Wise concludes: =
y Il feel a natural regret. shared =
= no doubt by the officers, that duty y
= and orders prevented the old Nor =
y Oeracy from giving her ancient =
y smooth bOres a last chance =
y y ~ = = y
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THE HERALD BULLETIN,

PAGE ONE.
Strike at Centennial-Eur
Mob Shoots Negroes
PAGE TWO.
Celluloid Explosion Deals Death.
PAGE THREE.
G. Z. R. Day at Saltair Cancelled.
Bond Ordinance Passed.
Rogers May Handle Funds.
PAGE FOUR
Editorial.
PAGE FIVE.
Railroad News.
Confesses to a Crime.
Woodmen Are Coming.
PAGE SIX.
Mining News.
Mining Stock Market.
PAGE SEVEN.
Financial and Commercial.
PAGE EIGHT.
Shot at Burglar.
City Tax Levy Made.
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T. NJ. OSBORNE.
FIGHT FUSION IN KANSAS.

EVERETT Y. ABBOTT.
Secretary"
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BRITISH GENERAL PRAISES
VALOR OF. AMERICANS
Copyright, 1900. by the Associated Press)

the
h
press appreciation
Of
Il blame
ton
the
General Dorwad also expressed his sympathy with
of he
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Democrats Yield Point and All is
Harmony.

Fort Scott. Kan. July 25-At their
convention today Kansas Democracy
surrendered to the Democrats Of Pop
ulism. and thereby made possible the
highest and most harmonious fusion
that has ever existed in this state
The Popuhsts had demanded from
the Democrats the office Of associate
Justice in exchange for that of attorney
general. although the former office had
previously been granted the Democrats
in what was supposed 10 be an alright
agreement. After an all night session
of conference committees the question
was left open TO be settled by the Dem
ocratic convention at its gathering to
day. 4 fight was expected before the
Democrats would give up this plum,
but led by Hon. J. G. Johnson. national
committeeman from Kansas, they nm
ally acceded to the demands OF their
brethren and embraced the opportunity
for a love feast.
The state ticket completed by the dlI-
ferent conventions was finally endorsed
by all three, Democratic, Popullst and
silver Republican. It follows:
Associate Justice-David Martin, Pop
ulist
Governor-John W. Breidenthal, Pop
ulist
Lieutenant Governor-A. NJ. Harvey,
Populist.
Democrat
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Ii HUNG CHANG TO
STAY AT SHANGHAI

Washington, JulS- 25-The state de-
partment has received cable dispatch
from Consul General GOodnow at
Shanghai, which says that Ii Hung
Chang will remain in Shanghai for the
present, and will conduct his negotia-
tiOns from that city
There is an intimation that Earl Ii
is detained at the request of the for
eign officials, although this was not so
stated by Acting Secretary Hill.
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Liver AND LEAD

| copper; y & II. Co $ price, SSS7lz; New
Lead, .a.c.a9uge, $3.971z@AO21z; New York
brokers s2.Jo-
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another of the great Chinese viceroys,
TAX. at Canton, who took charge after
Ii Hung Chang's departure. This also
affirmed solemnly the safety of the le-
gationefs July q, and, coming from
so many different sources and such an
important Chinese official these dis
patches claim attention.
A pessimistic view of them, however,
attributes them to a common origin,
namely. some one high Chinese person.
age at Pekin. 1t is noted that Talks
assurance brings the ministers one day
further toward ultimate rescue than
has any preceding message. The fact
that ii allows only three days to cover
the great distance between Pekin and
Canton has attracted attention here
and appears to demand explanation if
the message is to be accepted as genu-
inc and of Pekin origin
China Appeals to All Powers.
IT was not known to the state 6e-
partment until the publication of the
fact in the newspapers that the French
government also had been addressed
by the Chinese government in the ef-
fort to secure mediation.
ltnow appears that still other powers
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Janauschek Is Better.

New York. July 25.-Mme, Janau-
schek, the actress who was stricken
with paralysis a week ago, is improving
steadily and will be out in two weeks
it is hoped. She is in her seveaty-first
year.
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Railroans.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-thrd Street and Des-
brosses and CortIandt Streets
GThe lenvin= time from Deabrosses and
CortIandt Streets FIVE minute. tuter than
1hHt given below for Tyyeaty-third street
ia 5 ton e1eept where otherwise noted.
',S a N FAST MAIL.-I1.nited 70 two l3anet Parlor
chieaSo e" YORK t9 Pttsbgrg sleeping Car PsburE 20
30" 5s,t A: A. LTlfED1PuliHan Com
IsTs Fer cheas cisvsand TOlsd0 Cincinnati
A For ~ chicago AND ST. LOUIS EMPRESS
ST. I d@GsVie via CineinnatD Indianapolis Chicago
OF" 4ol. r; NJ WESTERN ExpREss-For Chicago. For
'- SSrr r. n soqTaWEsTERN ExPREss-Eor Pits
- p 81. ind PA1IFIs St 81 L9pis p.rr and
Route ca 2 Kn9Syis dsly Via sheEend2sh Valley
9's ssI 4: N. MAIL AND ExPREss.-Pnllman Buffet
's ana points West. daily Sunday. No ooGcheh
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1920 D G,GO lgi0 tDes9rosses ana Costsnes streets
219 38ssPF9sss c6Esndt strsts =: 4
~ Dining Carr 15S Dining carr g25 p n. i2-i6
i2s5 q sqna3y Is; $50. 1855 Dining Carr
p Si$5 IL 425 Dining Carr AIS Dining Carr. o5
nFb HE 5s RAwAy.-Express. s25 p H. II 10
N9 9Bd HsS 6 62;!w WESTERN RArwAY-F0r Memphis.
ATLANTIC COAST LfNEE n 6aas s55 m and
ca5 5y. Pc OHIO RA1LwAy-755 a. m. week.
FOB DR. oI- p POINT CoMFoRr and NoRFo1K-7ss
Alta NTTSS-s d GgrS 800 p n. daily,
TstRgs5 Train Baror ars FasssngeT R Gose
FaPE 6o, 49, =, l+Si 90 P N. weekdays
sreef s6 9nf 5rap s5s RaT9ad g
Ssro ana 40 p m Sundays, eos m. AS D. NJ
1880. 34o. $40 y N sIi15oye q AZ ''VS a. M
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
oo tDesbrosses and COrtlandt Streets 62O) 725 755
oo1, 30 600 Penna- Limited, 10 10 HOesbrosses
Ga1 NITt1ndt Streets 1920 Dining Carr, 1885 Dining
all LOO a. 1888 =. (Desbrosses and Cortland
STREETS 22o 255 rs s55. IS 425 Dining Car IS
i % hight sahdays S.nt sio SIS ss 81 81 J.
rr so. l992 Dining Carl m, 255 lbs Dining
sEl 80, 300 A. 70 Dining Carr ASS dining Carr
r-i ois2 tg5ang Car) !55 SO. s25 p m 1910 night
Aet oces Nos 461. 944, 1885, 1854 28i Broad
Wy As5or House Vest TwentythIr Street Station
d stations foot Of Des5rosses Cortland Streets
1oGrt street $50 Fulton Street, 9s Broadway and
elhsylvana Annex Station, Brooklyn; Station Jersey
cry. The New York Transfer Company viii cali FOR
ana check baggage from hotels and residences through
Railroad Cab Service. e--isS4F ----s
J. 3. HUTCHINSON.
General Manager. General ESs 800
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ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains New-York, foot Chambers-sr
follows. five earlier from West
300 A. M.-vsstibuled Express daily Binshanton
WSverly Eimira Buffalo. BFR1rord. Arrive Buralo 4
p ID PaFlor 2 Buffalo
goo 4. M.-VeStibuled nmited-Fast mail daily. Solid
train for Chicago Cleveland TAO a. NJ Chicago
9 P NJ sleepers 10 Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car.
1850 r. M.-Bunhlo and Cleveland Vestibued Express
saly Arrives ct BuGsao T;Oo A. M. Bradford 20 A. NJ
jamestown 700 A NJ. Youngstown 1927 A. N. Cievs-
irnd I9.90 sIeepsrE Buffalo Cleveland Cara
Library Car.
Eimlra and Chicago sleepers 70 Buffalo. Chicago and
ST1c,It Frs Local. TIME. CARDS AND PULLMAN &C
Il CONMODATIOEs at III Ila. 2b1. 40l 987 Broad
Ssy l2T BoWery, l2oth-st, 125th-
a. Chambers 23d-st. ferries. &sv-YorE; $50
ana $40 Fton-at Broadway, Brooklyn:
Hobokra ana Jersey CITY Station NcN-YOrk Transfar
Co @na sEseNs Baggage sF0n hotels Ana Fs--
Neacea
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BALTIMORE & OHIO z. r.

FOR THE WEST.
Leave York. Ferry whitehall TerTninai) and
foot OF Liberty street
"Daly. Except Sunday. Sundays.
CHICAGO. $50 n, uiberty street only)' '4-SO
PTTTsBURG. 'iSo a m liberty cnly. '5.6,
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. 1000 a H.. 1856 p. m.
30. 10 night
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. ts.oo 1000 CDiner1.
sI1-3O a m. DINER. t1-GO p. Diner lao (DuEr)
% co Coyal Limited exclusively Pullman Train. Daer
Cafe. "455 DINER 1856 n. (Dinerl. and &c 40
night NORFOLK. fl00 r. n.
Al trains are IlunlnaLeG VIE Pintsch Light
". 12T BoweTy y. Y. $40 Fulton Brooklyn: White
hal nd Liberty 4. Baggage from
hotel residence 10 destination
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90 mbom 9t alap Concern.

THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA 70 the Marshal Of the
I5tsd STATES for the southern District New York
tc5 Cur Of the United States for the Southern
S 80 .. re On DAY Of DECEMBER in the year
the te-ryboat Chicago her engines boilers tackle an
pa-s furniture wreckage strippiugs praying Tor
injury alleged n hsTa been occasoaed ny collision re-
tween said feTyboat chicago and the steamship CITY
tie North Hudson River aad -'' -
WHEREAS. said libel petition prays among other
things that the q rhs Court nav igsue N ali
copsny damages Tor anT oss aaTaa ~ ana 3 kerosd
y o. arising from said collision citing them and each o
Court for the Southern District OF Wv Yot and maj
&c EI22I q = tner respective claims: and
e me Greer q so CgE has transferred interest in
Lyman. ESQ, the trustee Appointed b. he sa5 60,
pursuant 70 ne statutes Of the United states in such case
WHEREAS. sad Court has ordered tina. a mention
issue against al persons
citing them 70 anpear AID proof o. tber re-
VOW, Tf7EREFoRE. voY -. ~,
nonish aid cite all persons claiming ss1ass 20 @
e2c petitioner The Pennsylvania Railroad CSnna5S TS-
said collision o. October 3is 1870 ts+sA si1e Lro
boat 'Chioago and SAID steamship r es sac asTr
appear before Thomas AlexandeT Eso q A.gass .
20 se .. a s, as oes Il ne Post Office Building in
before TIE loh day q April A D. 1900 AT eleven o. cloct
- Ne tosApSn az yog are also commanded 70 ad-
answer me allegations Of Hbe and $780, ao
further tine the said District co5- p, w.. ~. s9ea
And what you have done IN n. ,-.,-...- l..
make return 70 SAID Distrc couFt or ISs T y
ne soStne-n DsLrlet OF New York on the i0h day al
.LLNESs, the Honorabie Addison Brow, rrsv. =, ..
ie Of New YoTk this 27th day q 10 tns Southern Dis
s s se q S ne Of United States
ROBINSON. BIDpLE & WARD. d LYMAN. Clerk
Proetors FOR Petitioners
$50 Broadway. New York city
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foreclosure Sales.
,-TT YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

z-rw YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
~ ~, WV vrRK Annie NcFeat- plaintiff against
,-,-see WYNN and others, defenoants
- -s,,ance Of Judgment Of roreeios ana sale GUY
-. 80 entered IN the above entitled action. bearing
sFs-ae IN safd Judgment named Wild SCI - pooue
:. -,e Fxehsrre SaesrooTs. now iocbeo al 40 III
a a. ~ Borough Manhattan, CITY OF New
dav II February. ls"'' az L 9 CLOCK
80 N, thzr sav BY Bryan l. kennesy 1oIeet me
-. ,~. -ece5 nv said Judgment T. be soid and there
n described follows - .-,et n LAND With the
st- +.e-sn erected situate, lying ana eeing n Ihe
CITY q New orh, bounced ana de-
-<tcs - soF1ourz: Beginning point on ne ntWesl
go c-Ds- - Perry Hudson streets % ne IN
- City Of Sew York running
- 80, FAst six point cstals nne
eee southeasteriy from polnt IoIineo y ~
- 1.s line OF Perry stfet with me
5s-e ~ Greenwich street thence running norleIls
= Z en~les with said north line OF Perry street ana
I-el-S line Of Of and row or late OF
slong % pgslir sixty-four feet four inches to land
OF John Cole. thence running s5u1Ieaseriy
IT, nearly parallel with said line ~ Ferry street
es - feet six the westerly size 81 HUDSON
So t--iu5nE right IN common WIN me pfsstnt
- = q the party val q the sac
sr1rf building. said last mentioned me aiso runs
FFudson making right angles with the
.Ls-re so1fhe-ly the westerly side 81 Hudson
s inches 70 the point or place OF
said several dimensions being more or less
Nev York. January 10 l.V1
-.pD = BRovN Referee.
Attorney Plaintiff.
Wall street
1O9 and III Perry street
Wesc 18th Street
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The approximate Lien charge 10 satisfy which the
above described properly So s0s2 with
interest day OF January. 1900 together
with costs allowances amounting SAB with inter
day January 1900 together with the
expenses Of the sale.
Te approximate assessments OF other
purchaser cut Of the
r4r-~1sss Maid bv the Referee is SI35.79.
Dated York. January 10TH 1900
CHARLES STRAUSS. Referee
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slat06sSpot 3D. Corandt Desbrosses srrees
(Penna. T. r. Ferries)
GOrtandt Deshrosse1
streets Daily except sunday SUNDAY leaves 40 Pa her
daily sunday leaves 6i5 eSUnday leaves ID An
4 sunday leaves 6.l5 r.M. SUNDAY ayes SIS Pm.
ts6.j5, 100 A.. " Local for EASTON.
sz.55, eS. Az BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and
West principal points Faror and Dining Cars Con
+sIi.55, 1890 Noon. BLACK DIAMOND EX-
PRESS HGndsemet world Limited seatlS
capacity with through Seepers
Detroit aad Chicago. Dining Car service a IA carte
El2.55, I.O0P For WLhES-BARkk, SCRANIOA,
Ts355 Coal Branches and Intermediate points
vs3.1O, yj.20P Il Local for MATCH CHUNK. ~, c
$5,55. y6.I0P.M Chicago besUbule Limited tor MAJ
FALLS and points West Through Sleeping Cars TO chicago
+755 SEQ M Exposition Express for BUFFALO and
sS55 600 Pm. For ITHACA, ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
and West. Sleeping Cars 20 Giieago - -, -, ..
su1a~ SIS NJ: 10 40. $40 '9.5 and - p NJ
us,
1854 Broadway. square 25 Columbus Ave- y i
Fu 4 Station, Brooklyn
VIII call for and check baggage from hosS OF
reE.jeuce through 10 destination
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Perry Street

.--~{-,4-a amount n len charge 70 satlsIE
-5 ne sbove described property Is 10 be SOLO Is 80
- Interest the Ath DAY OF May,
800 -reber with costs and allowances soo
% i-h interest from 9th day OF May 1855
.-be- vrb the expenses sale The approAlnlate
amount II taxes assessments other liens Wilcl ae
= ,ves "a the purchaser Of the purchase money %
ets - ire referee is Interest The propeIS
an sold parcel 80
Dated Ne" AorA' '4-1a- THOMAS F DoNNELLY.
Referee.
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The arrruxir1ere amount Of the charge satisfy
which he described property is 70 be sold is Sl3
pfth OF January, 1890,
rogefher with eBszs zoHances amounting 10 S43635.
i-h irer from the 4h day January. 1900 together
with Ct the sale
The innate amount q taxes. assessments and
-rnfcE allowed purchaser
Of the pu Money paid by the Referee is 1896 So
&
The d an - are subject a mortgage OF
SIS Ir.zces- up the lst day Of JanH
ary 1909 e IS. Interest since then runs
sf ga The Referee Is au-
sell the premises free from
lien = I'd mortgage. which he VIII OF
sam the proceeds Of the sale TO sell the
property = of and allow
The = The purchaser be deducted from
The purchss
Dated Neu *, January 10th 1900
CHARLES STRAUSS, Referee.
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SUPREME COURT, County of New York

CsTPRFNE COURT, County of New YORK
- ,r0AH q ROGERS Plaintiff. against BENJAMIN
RERGER ET Al, Defendants <.,.s,,-a .,4 sale
n pursuance OF judgment OF foreclosure ana sac
div made entered II the snlSe e-'ll4e- a~''0
5s-s rhe an day u Jan1arE lSy go -. ,ss t,,5s-,ept
All sci at public auction al the New fork
1s-s -sssro1ua IL Broadway, IN the Borouel
r {Stv * York the fifth day OF
1ss8 ai twelve O'Clock on that day. oy
49, = Eeunelly & Co. Auctioneers- the premises
5,-lfed by judgment to be sold and therein oe-
scrfbed follows - u-..,. - lana s+,a-A
- ana being Borough q The Bronx city OF
SsI York bounded and described as follows: BEGIN
s-T 81 Ire s0utheastery Of vanderbilt formerly
srrosd5 Avenue and IS8h formerly Basstoru) Street
Inning thence EastwardIy along the soJtherly SIDE OF
TEstb Street hundred forty tl4O reef thence
southNardly parallel with vanderbilt Avenue one
Tse-r street one 40) feet 10 the east
Of Vanderbilt Avenue thence
ne esserly side Vanderbilt Avenue one hundred 'VO
feet point place Of beginning
Dated. New York. January 10Th, 1871 - :,
CHARLES STRAUSS, Referee
MERRILL & ROGERS
Attorneys plaintiff,
IL Broadway.
borough q Manhattan
New York City.
TIE following IS diagram OF the property 20 De sola
IS described above numbers have been given
1ssth CRazsfor5) Street