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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-28
SoiIiNG CROPS.

An old adage hath Ii that closing the
barn door after the theft Of the horse ls
no, the best method Of preventing burg
larry. Yet il is held to be worth while
as q discoursger Of further pilferfng.
The dxiryman who within the past few
weeks has seen his cows shrinking and
his creamery checks dwlndling feels In.
clined to shut the barn door and stop the
loss. How may he do this bestf II he
has planted soiling crops like peas and
oats, Hungarian millet, and the like,
and has been experimenting the dying
pastures with green feed In the barn or
yard, he has closed the door before
rather than after the theft-has prevent
ed rather than cured. Moreover, the
necessity for the summer feeding of
grain IL greatly lessened. II he has no
recourse to soiling crops, nothing but
buying grain can lessen the shrinkage.
The Vermont experiment station has
for many years experimented with sun
dry soiling crops, and asa result OF It's
work recommends TO Vermont dairymen
the large use Of summer silsge and Of
oats and peas sown at weekly intervals
and fed during July and August.
Silsge Is probably the cheaper food
oats and peas somewhat the better. II
the former Ia contemplated as q steady
summer diet for years, it would be well
TO consider the erection Of special sum
mer silo, preferably round, with q small
feeding area, small diameter and
relatively great depth, Silage spread
over large surface 10 summer, spoils
rapidly and loses largely In feeding
value.
II oats and peas be chosen they should
be sown In successive lots at weekly
intervals, the two sown separately, the
peas first rather deeply and narrowed
In; the oats two or three days later and
bushed in. A better catch Il likely TO be
secured In this way than II sown togeth-
er. The crop may be either fed green,
hsyed or put In the silo.
Let those whose July and August milk
yield prove disappointing try silage or
oats and peas next year. They may not
be psnscess, but they will help greatly
10 overcome "that tired feeling" which
sfilicts so many Vermont dairymen when
midsummer creamery returns come In.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-28
ForethouGht.

what did you buy so much OF this
cheap and worthless coffee for%
"For these new neighbors OF ours
In case they prove to be Of the borrow
Ing sort. II they don't, you can throw
1T away."-Chlcago Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-28

sunday excursion train leaves Portland ~ 4.
south Paris lo.lS. Bethel lilo. arriving ~
RerIin lsiSPN Returning. leaves Ber rnn 80
FN Rethel 50S. south Paris 6Ns. Arriving 10
Portland 500 p. NJ
The train which caves Island Pond AZ 30 A. N
And the one which leaves Portland az $50 p a
run every day. al others every day exoeP'
sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-28

At dinner in nottingham Z Royal
academician stated to The company
the curious fact that sugar and sumac
are the. only two words IN Engiisb
where % y pronounced - shn.
There was much interest shown In
the discovery, when Rudyard Kiplins
was heard from the other end Of the
table, "But are you quito sursT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-28

Hoard's Dairyman states that no sucn
d,ssstrous droutA has ever dried up the
Fountain Of milk 30 early in the season 81
that which has afflicted Wisc0nsl9.
Ninnesots, lows, and Nortne!n Aiiinois
aimee the hrst Of April. ne hay crop,
4 contlnues, u practically MI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-28
a GRAY oAy.

within The wcodlsnd's sonbef deptA
4 faint, sweet note swakes and dieA
And sadly through the swaying bcugho
The vest wind on its mission Eyhas
While cloudy billows northward roll
Across the low. gray skiea
The sounds that made the woodland eay
Awhile. a. II with grief. ere mute;
The linnet has no heart TO sing.
And silent IL the blackbirds Aste;
Eausht stirs avs that faint note Of soae
And sad 1Eoiian lutte.
Sam Wood In ChanbefS Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-28

Many men Of small income spend
3, 10 Of 20 cents q day for drinks.
eifars or other unnecessary things.
Fivs cents . day saved and ct the end
Of each year put to interest at 3 PEI
can't would at the end Of ten years
amount to 1206-t0; 20 years. $600; p
years, e816. Ten cents day 70 treat
Cd would In the same periods respec-
lively amount to $l06. u,120. $3.50.
Twenty cents Z day would amount ia
eo10, 1910 and $s,20o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-28
rhe rvort 81 elr Wuliam WaIlace 4

The sword Of Blr William wallace 2
IN the Wallace tower, Z stone structure
In Stirring, two miles from the castle.
Il h Z two edged sword Of massive
proportions and great weight, and 4
h said four strong men ~ required
% Wield T.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-28
eacTeRlA m CHEESE MAKING.

The ripen!ng period OF the cheese
changes It's chemical nature and develops
flavor. The process is apparently due
In part to the action Of certain unorgan-
lied ferments, not to bacteria, but the
characteristic fiavors Of ripened cheese
are now believed to be produced By the
action of bacteria which grow 10 the
cheese during the ripentng. A large
number Of bscteriologiats are working
upon the problem Of cheese ripening,
and we may expect that In the not Tar
distant future, practical results will
arise from these experiments.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-28
A ouestion Of Funds

''My doctor ordered trip to Europe
for me-"
"Did you follow his direction"
mo. He presented his bill and then
took the trip to Europe himself
Washington Star.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-28
AMONG THE FARMERS.
+" "srssp run Prov.

on practical agricultural sop,ei
10 solicited. Address al communicstsons IA
tended for this department to HExRy ID. HAn
Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-28

The construction of q cigar box may
seem to be q very simple matter to the
novice, but the box passes through 10
different processes before It 10 ready
to receive the cigars
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-28

switserland's expense for the keep
ing Of each inmate In the insane asy-
lums ID S4S q year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-28
"Seeing IS BeGeving.

Wien you see people cured BY .
remedy, you mast beiieOe b It's power.
Look around you. Friends reiatiUes,
neiehbos al say thaf Hdods SassAparna,
America,s Greatest Hedsc1ue. deansed the
Hood Of the6 dear ones and they rise en-
mAsss to sd.g is praises. There's noth6,s
Me 4 h tie o'orid to puify tie Blood.
Hoclt4 Sa.yapod4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-28

The Pennsylvania station 6nds less
protein food uutriments In winter bran
than In spring bran. Yet farmers are
prejudiced In favor OF the winter bran
and rarely call for the spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-28
1904 HEBRON ACADEMY 1900

Co-educationsl, quiet, healthful iocs-
ton; special fitting school for Colby Col
lege; right of certificstion st Brown,
Wellesley and Smith; splendid academy
building and gymnasium, bath, steam
heated and up to date In every respect ;
Sturtevsnt Home the finest girls dorm-
tory in New Englsnd, steam hest, baths
on every noor, electric lights, etc: ;
board, rooms, heat and lights In TINS
dormitory $3.50 per week, catalogue
tree. Address,
WE. Sargent, Prin., Hebron. Ne.
Fan term opens Tuesday. ssp< II. 1890.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-28

Examiner In Physics-What happens
when light falls into the water at an
angle Of 45 degrees2
Pupil-It noes out
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-28

Jumping ths rope = suegested tor
miAl3s aesd peepas aAlefsd With hvse
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-28
Fertilizers and Farming Tools

We have a large stock OF Fertilizers on hand.
We are agents for three Of the lesiiing msnafac-
tuHcr- on the market
We are also agents for
Belcher & TyIorAgricuItural Tool Co.
II you want good plow doat tAii 70 call on
g,. The Arlington and Yankee Z. VS. arv tne
eating : s,Vivsl 7Ploxs Of the dAy We also have
tnc Eclipse Corn Planter which is tne oesi ~
Use
A. w. Walker & SON,
south Paris,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-28

Success IN t. daiEy 3 not Al In ths
COW.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-08-28
A c. JONES,
Smith d Machinist.

Manufactures OF general machinery, steam en-
.-,pss niu work. spool machinery and tools
f,its 81 screws. taps. dses and drills made and
r,.pAi-cd. sewing, moving and tnreshing ma
rsioes pumps OF 81 kinds, presses, guns, pis
80 .nfyes traps. etc, neatly and promptly ne
r.ir.i- sseam and water ripping done 20 order
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
1MPoRrANT 1EAsEs ANp RENTAI.s.

Lovejoy & NOyes, of No 50 Cedar-st., have leased
to a Philadelphia client for Nathan Hutkon the
store and basement No. 2s8 Peari-st.; for william
H. Miller the store and basement No. 1876 Pearl
St, and for Margaret A. Jackson the store and
basement No. 24O Pearl-st, corner of Burling Slip
to Manuel Cruz. a cigar manufacturer of Key
West.
NJ. & L. Hess have rented the store in the twelve
story building nearing completion at No. 14O Fifth
ave-. southwest corner of Nineteenth-st., to the
Corn Exchange Bank. which will establish a branch
there.
Post Reese report the following leases: No. IL
East Ntnth-st, for Mrs. Hoffman. to Robert II.
McCurdy; No. 24S East Eighteenth-st. for HamIi-
ton Fish Webster TO Frederick G. King No. 13l
East Thirty-ffth-st., for George B. Post, jr., to
Henry J. Lamarehe No 1S1 East Forteth-st:. for
Mrs Charles r. Swords, to Lewis G. Gawtry No. .
West Forty-ninth-st, for F. Egerton Webb. 70
Miss Ellen d. Hunt; No. East Fifty-sxth- for
Mrs. Kean. to Henry Phlpps; No 1o5 East Sixty
hrst-st.. for W. H Hyde, to Mrs j. c. Southwick
No % East Sixty -second-st., for Mrs Frederick
Grant to Mrs. Mohlman, and No s75 Madison-ave
for Samuel W. Andrews. TO Lyman G. Blooming
dale
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
RECORD OF PRIVATE SALES.

Greene & Taylor have sold for Dr. Joseph 7.
Mangum No. 81 West Forty -hfth-st.. a three story
and basement brick and stone dwelling house, on
lot 25x1OO.5, to DR.. Brooks Wells
Pease & Gilman have sold for the executors Of
the Solomon estate the four story and basement
dwelling house. No. "a West Forty-hfth-st, on lot
2ix1O0.5, to a client, on private terms.
G. Tuoti & Co. have sold for William Evans
and John H Buscall the seven story modern
tenement house with stores 44xs0x10o Nos 1S1 and
lS3 Thompson-st., for about $4,000,
James D. Edwards has sold for Robert Crane to
Quaile D. Hawks eighteen lots on the south side
Of One-hundredth-st., between First and Second
aves. The buyer Will build lathouses.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Greenwich-st, No 66 and Trinity Place, No %.
24SxIlx24. sX6I.4; Friedrich SchwRb. by at
torney. to John spaus and another. ......,....
Gouverneur-st W $. 1l38 IT OF Madison-st.
1e.6x64. Sx16. 1x6S6; William Vogei ct al TO
Same property Charles Goldstein 10 Max Cohen
and Banned Friend NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
94th-st. n $. DDS It OF West End-ave, 75x10o.S:
lie Grand Petit to Gustav z Bauhahn. .-...-..
T0th-st. n S. 3T3 # of Avenue A, 25X1022:
jacob Siegel and another to John Toelberg.
24th-st. No p East, 20x404; Henry " Mttag 20
69th-st. S lis II Of 9th-ave. l3.6xl00.5;
Henry " Mittng William A Main. .......-....
5th-ave s. 75.S II n of 112th-st, 25-3x96; Rosa
Stark to Matthias Goeren and another.
Matilda-st,.e s. $50 # Of Elizabeth-st 5OX1OO;
Frederic y Gunnison to Bernard Uniack. ON
Henry-st, No 1s3, n {, -. .2XS7.6; Rachel J Brown
Columbla-st No Il. 5. 20x49.S. Mollie Zasuly
and another to Meyer Jarmulowsky and another
140th-st s. 1854 II of Alexander-ave. 252x
100; Matilda Haggerty to Mary McKenna.
st Nicholas Place. corner 151st-st. 30 IXsOSx
%. .sx65.9: Jacob D Butler to Maurice Polk.
15th-st, n s. 3O6.9 Il Of 3d-ave. 1S11x1O2 2x ir-
regular Pincus LOwenfeld and another to Hy-
Canai-st No 800, 5, 25 sx55 sx24 11x5O.9 o.; Theo-
dore L Bogert to Frances L Elliott ct al, = part
Plot in centre line Of block, between Sth and
9th SITS. and 20 II OF Avenue 3 runs x
TO 6th-st. x W Tx 81. TX z %; John Bern
hard ct al. executors, TO Henry Guntzer. u
Canal-st. n G corner Forsyth-st. 2OO4 to EldrIdge-
ST. x5Ox2009 9x5o; Leopold Kaufman to Louis
kuoenStein
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

15oth-st g. 1859 II Of COnvent-ave, for
seven story brick hathouse SO. 6xsS.3; Moore &
Ashley. No 435 West 147th-st owners; Moore
I02d-st, =. 220 IT W of Park-ave for four
story brick church and dwelling house, COX
1OOl1; the Peoples Tabernacle No l. owner;
S Teale, architect ....'.-...- -
3d-ave, corner Westchester-ave, for two
story and a four story brick stores ana lofts
irregular dimensions; r Seigman No IS West
42d-st owner; A Arctander, No 1852 Alexander
S6th-st, No $40 East, for a five story and base
Hent brick teaemeut-house. 25xS6.S; A Bach
rach. owner; N Bernstein, architect ........... q
153d-st. {. 100 II Of Sth-ave, for two rve
story brick and stone tenement houses. DIX
s7.6; Alexander Cameron, No 241 West 10th
s. owner: James W Cole. architect ....... q
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
DEPOT Q. NJ. DEP"

DEPOT Q. NJ. DEPT, Jeffersonville, Ind,
~ September II, 1eOO-seaed proposals. in trPlieste
will be received here until 10 o'clock a. m CCentral
articles Of oUARTERMASTER'S SUPPLIES. Prefer
ence given articles domestic production manu-
facturedetails schedule The right is reserved to
ject accept all proposals any thereof
Information furnished application. Envelopes con
tanning proposals should marked Proposals for O. NJ
Supplies addressed c r. BARNETT, Deputy
Q NJ. Gen
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
REAL ESTATE.
NEW CHURCH BUILDING FOR HARLEM

NEW CHURCH BUILDING FOR HARLEM
Plans were filed yesterday for four story brick
marble and terra Gotta trimmed church. and p
three story brick and marble dwelling house sd-
Joining It, 70 be erected at No 50 20 54 East One
hundred -and-fourth-st, 101 7x0s sx123 5x100 Il
plot
The church and dwelling house will be erected
at an estimated cost of se5500. The house will be
OF the Peoples Tabernacle No. l. Universalist
-: ). Teale Is the architect
Plans for seven story brick hathouse. to cost
100000 were filed by Moore & Ashley, who propose
70 erect the building the plot SS6xSS.S, In One
ave. -
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

CENSUS OFFICE Washington d. G, October Q.
1900 Sealed proposals dn duplcate) will received
the Census once until M October % 1900 for the
following cities published by The Sanborn-Perris Map
New York City corrected January 1900
l, Baltimore
March 1900: Boston, corrected to March / 1900 Long
Island City May 1900. Whppels
Insurance Map OF 81 Louis corrected TO March l. 1900
Sons, March J. 1900: Map Of Chicago pub
lished by The Rascher Insurance Map Publishing Co.
corrected March 1900 These maps hrst-class
order Further particulars be obtained appca
tion the Chief Clerk. right reject
any and all bids. ". R. MERRIAM Director.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
Bankruptrp iJroCeeolnas.
n TIE DISTRICT COURT of the United


II The DISTRICT COURT Of the United
States fer the Southern District Of New-York. In
Bankruptcy Il thu matter o- the Petition OF Joseph
rarg Bankruptcy ri James y. Salrnan. Order
= The Far-sfsc-ion Of this court BY me
Ef-davt Albert p Massey, verified this 4th DAY q
September 1890 that petition mas been hisa N thls
praying that the above named James d Selfa
may be declared bankrupt involuntary proceedlngs
that subpoena therein issued out Of this court 70
q August - CO. that personal service thereof ana OF
petition made ty marshal OF TINS
shown the made by the said marshal
dated the 2J-E cay u august -5Jo stating tast lns
sad debtor James Z Salnan could be found. which
fe court and
1u--he- appearing tTom said affidavit that more
1hat no appearance f5r the respondent has been filed
bouts Of debtor is unknown, and
ana that service Of the Sub
rna and Feti-Icn herein cannot be mace upon MN
5FsDERE5 hat the said James D. saluan appear
Plead ~ deu-ur the 18th day Of October
Clerk rhls Court the nth day Of August, 1900
PRAYING thst said Z. Salnan be declared
Involuntary bankrupt and that IN Of his failure
70 appear plead denur adjudication be MADE
appearing mat personal service Of this petition IS i'm
ORDERED. tfat service of this order be made upon
= Sal-an by publication. Cnce week
less weeks The New
T1rk Tribune publication be commenced not
later sta 0 September 1900. il Is further
r. ce11s 1sitad IL 11soce. IN the City and County Of
closed postpaid wrapper. 70 be
scdresEed 6ebtorE last known place Of residence
ss follows: James .. Salmar No. 5f3 Manhattan Ave
ADDISON BROWN.
United States Judge.
ALBERT P. MASSEY. ATTORNEY for Petitioners, 81
william NeET-ECrk. n y
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
SUPREME COURT. County of New York.

NJPKEME COUKT, county or New York.
RICHARD WEBER Plaintiff. against CHARLES
II. BEER and others Defendants
In pursuance Of q Judgment OF foreclosure sale.
duly above-eutitied action and
bearing day OF September. 1900 / the
undersigned, the Referee in said judgment named will
sell at public auction. at the New York Real Esta te
SaleEroom, No. Ill Broadway the Borough Of
haitian city Of New York the 22nd day OF October
1900 at II o'clock that day by Peter Meyer.
AuCtonesr, the premises directed by Judgment
sold. and therein described as follows:
those certain lots pieces parcels
lying and being in the Twenty-fourth Ward OF the City
Of York. and distinguished a certain Map
entitled Map Of 176 lots Of the BathKate Estate late
property Of Charles B. Beck deceased sold under the
direction Of the Farmers Loan Trust Company,
Executor and Trustee dated New York. Nov. g. 1897.
by Cornelius j. Lynch City Surveyor and fled
the ONCE Of the Register Of the CITY and County OF
Four a. (5) t6). Thirty-nIne 49, Forty 40).
Forty-one 41). Forty-two (4), and Fortythree (4 in
Block Two nine hundred and twelve C2912).
Dated New York September 26th. 1900
JOHN II. JUDGE. Referee.
MARTIN j EARLEY, Attorney for Plaintiff. 900 Broad
The folowinE is diarram Of the properly sold:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
A RNIY BUILDING. WHITEHALL ST, NEW

YORK CITY. Oct. 10. I900.-sealed proposals, IN
tripcate subject the conditions viii be received
this office until II O'clock a. Oct 80 1900 at
and place they will be in the
q bidders for furnishing and delivering at the New 1ok
QuarIermaser's Department, 1000
Khaki Material subject fifty cent Increase con
forming to standard aqd specifications adopted June 2
1900. Blank proposals giving full information to
grade Of material required and Of bidding be
obtained and standard sample OF the material at
the office Of the Depot ouartersster at New York Phil
adelphia Chicago and Boston. The Z S. Government
the right reject accept s proposals
thereof. Preference will articles
Of production manufacture conditions OF
quality and price dncluding in the price OF foreign pro-
ductions manufacture the duty thereon being equal
Envelopes containing PROPOSALS should be marked: Pro
Khaki Material anG addressed Col A. S
KIMBALL. Asst. @ N. General. L. s. A, Depot Q. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
United States Trust Company Of New York plaintiff
against ann NJ Dee dst sro f sorecosnrA and sale duv
made entered in above entitled action and bear
ssnsd the referee il SAID Judgment named wll gen at
2go9 m At the ne NE New aror oH ef e Ms5haaS @
f7th OF October 1900 at l2 o clock
oneers the premises directed by said judgment to be
sold. ana therein described as follows; =. ,. it,,
ate Wing and being in the Borough Manhattan of the
side o. EGgeoombe AEeaue distant two hundred and
nne feet ten inches M norhsy nth from S the G9eT co. tod
Avenue northerly side OF One hundred and forty
~ @ see Rh se pom % %go Is Avenue With the oenr
One hundred and Forty-sxth Street II the same
eriy side Of Edeecom6e Avenue two hundred and fifty
6ne s dsg s ten Ds Rshf to @ fFe II the s
extended would ntersect the same running thence west.
tended one hundred two inches
running THENCE southeTy along the centre line line Of sad
three eghysix feet Two inches northerly
9e hf thence easey and parallel With
northery side Of One Hundred and FoTty.ffth Street
erly from thu side Of Edgeconbe Avenue
running src her s2gnsy n ns sh one me hun aa
dred fee, westerly therefrom thirty Eet inches
Of 6n hundred and fortyffth street tirty-tree feet
Road running thence souhery along the said centre ae
it runs a point distant three hundred and thirty
four inches from the said northery side OF
hundred fortyhfth streetTn thence east
Ted Sy a and foryh % Street hryas feet to point dis
ant hundred feet westerly from said westerly side Of
parallel with side Edgeoombe Avenue and
heh Would be the centre line Of one hundred ana forty
sixth Street the same wsTc extended @ and thence east
Of beginning. be the said dimensions. more or less.
Dated New York HESRP asRisPRGSS[A SAFT4E 9 'g2 B&1RD
EDWARD W. SHELDON.
Attorney for Pisintin
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
Ocean steamrrs.

NORTD GERMAN LLOYD
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
CHERBOUR RG-SoUTdAM AMPTON-BREMEN.
* n tn St c II Ie 10 10 n x Noy Nov. Is 10 4 NJ
"F ". rOct. 20 20 A. NJ. "1raVe. Nov % 10 A M
fTWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SoUTHAMPTON-LONDON EMEN.
Fr. der Or. Nov s Or. Dec. IS, 10 A N
tMEDlTERRANEAE SERVICE.
GIBRALTAR-NAP -
Alier. Oct % P NJ oct. p, 10 A NJ
OELRICHS & CO. NO. BROADWAY
Lewis H. Meyer. Is South Third St.s Phils.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
'From Pier So North River foot Of Jane 81.
4From Congress St. Brooklyn. Take South Ferry.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

E00ec077Ss INUe1zk|e
The said premises will be sold parcels follows, the
parcel marked a viii be sold first and II sufficient
money is realized thereon. the remainder the
premises marked ' and c. on diagram and above
described will sold parcel.
The approximate amount Of the lien charge TO satisfy
which above described property s S25
1912 with thereon the 5th day Sepem
ber 1900 together with costs and allowance amounting
S3525o with interest from September 21s 1900 together
with the expenses Of the sale.
The approximate taxes. assessments,
rates and other liens be allowed
sS42 80.
Dated New York. September 25th, 1900.
HENRE MARTIN BAIRD. JR.
RaFar
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

GERMAN MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
NORTH GERMAN HAMBURG AMERICAN
LIJGfD. To LINE.
NAPLES AND GENOA VIA GIBRALTAR BY
EXPRESS STEAMERS.
columbia New. = II a NJ. taller. Nov. "a II AN
TX Win. II Nov. 10 10 NJ. 4Eerra. Dec l. PM
'F Bisnk Nov. II. II An 'colurnbia. Dec II A M
ECR ALEXANDRIA. EGYPT. JAN. 3. p FEB.
Return tickets available for the steamers Of either line
Naples. Genoa Gibraltar. Hamburg. Bremen Lon
ocr. SOUTHAMPTON, Paris and Cherbourg-
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OELFICHE & CO.. Agents LINE,
Broadway. n. 7. 81 Broadway. n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockholders
ot The ogdeashurg and Lake ChaE1plain Railway
teld the Office of the No 81
Street. York City. Wednesday. October
18th. 1909 eleven O'clock A. NJ 20 elect thirteen d
rz--urF ensuing year any other
proper bus
LOUIS EASBROCCK. Secretary.
New York City. September 18th 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
Connirp proprrtn for Safe.

A PROFESSIONAL MANS home should be convenient
~ to mis- duties and congeniai his We
give you both. Address Room 015. Dun Building
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13


The approximate amount Of the lien sat
isfy which the property sold
interest thereon nom the 22nd day Of Sep
with costs and allowances amount
ing 10 S47023 with September 90. 1900
together with expenses OF the sale The Approximate
amount Of the taxes and rates,
other liens 10 be the purchaser Of the
purcha se1noney paid the Referee 81 64 10 and
Interest.
The premises VIII sold subject a mortgage for
$50 % at 90 from April 18TH. 1889
amounting a date OF sale 10 about $+,b0s.33.-
Dated New York. September 26th. 1900.
JOHN II. JUDGE Referee