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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-31
NOW READY.
Daughter Of the Elm.
a Tale of the Virginia Border
Before the War

/ ~ GRANVILLE DAVIDSON HALL.
A powerful story, recalling forgotten
tragedies. A love story threads a
stirring recital Of crime and de-
tOctive work. Scene IL the valley
Of the upper Monongahela, con-
Meeting with Pittsburgh, Clarks-
burg and Fairmont.
The book is something more than
an ordinary bit Of fiction. It has a
subStTntum Ct historical fact, and
some real people figure in Its
pages. There Is a vivid glimpse Of
American life MS found in that valley
forty years ago. The book critic o:
q great metropolitan western daily,
who read the manuscript, says the
author has clipped his pen In tho
ySfy pigments Of life" The head Of
leading Chicago publishing house
yaid OF It; I'VE have been much In
tofestad;" "thc plot Is clever" and
details "ingenious." "The story itself
10 Interesting and there are some
capital situations"
MAYER & MILLER, CHICAGO.
Cloth. $50 p, Sl.oo, Sold by
Frank Stanton, OF sent postpaid on
receipt Of price. Address, A. G. Hall,
Glencoe, Ill
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PUBLIC sA1Es.

DUBIIC SALE on REAL ESTATE.
u I viii sen On Saturday, February 3,
100 Commencing q 70 o'clock 4. M, at
the 'front.' door Of the court house, 70 the
hlBholt and best bidder, the real estate
owned by Vletarono I,alhlOy IA her life
time, known 05 No. ~ South Huron street,
and ft lot No. u oe Zane's Orchard addls
ti0n 70 the city Of Wheeling. ". W. SAID
property has frontage. 81 about tYeHtI,s
Huron street, and 4 depth d enc hundred
and twenty feet flaQ ~, and contlitR 4
tWo-atory, four 10 F06med frame house,
with pantry, porliN0o8, found eti1l extend
Ing under the whole heuee. brick walks
montA,
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viii Remain Here.

Prof ~, D Morris principal Of the
central school. was In Columbus Sat
,irdny looking after n position that hnd
been offered him In the pension depart
men. While The position ls n fnr more
lucrative one than the princlpalship Of
the Martins Ferry school after duly
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and Wilson.
'o-nlght-All Rooters vs.. All AlIkes.


on the Musee alleys last night the tail
enders tried hard TO take game from the
leaders, but the best they could do was to
lose by Just ten pins The feature of tho
evening was Emblem's 2S5. in ths second
game, and Roeders fine finish In the last
game. when he came within an ace OF
winning the game for his team. The
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AGENTS WANTED.

NY 3-l.ooo NEW AGENTS TO
wv 6Sn1is our white and fancy rubber
k6iiarr. orifs. bosoniS, patented water
5S6 noe les. Exclusive territory; liberal
to1Ilieiiofi II. & n. MFG. CO.. spr5lH! PIT
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BOWLING.
Carroll Club League.

Games in the Carroll Club league last
night resulted In The Bowlers winning two
out Of three. The hrsl game was re-
markedly close, Columbia winning. sos to
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T1IiAIR HHLP WANTED.

nTTNN DAY EASILY MADE TAX.
- W. ING orders for Life Of Moody"
Best book Best terms, Crs@It, yI IVY { e9s-
II II. sixth ST.. UhiIadelphla, Pa: ta4I
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~ IoAN.

ME LOAN MONEY on REAL Esq
w TATE On easy monthly payments.
rotary, Telephone Building, Wheellng ".
VI. allli.lkhe .
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Si7o THE VOTERS.
i hereby announce myself as candidate
Tor the Republican nomination for County
Assessor IN the Country District, subject
10 the party primary election
respectfully solicit your support.
NV Isf.jaI ROBERT ANDERSON.
NOTICE.
desire to announce to the ReguO!Ilc1tl ~.
County Assessor, Country District OF ONO
County, az the primary election.
Your support is respectfully solicited.
a LESTER SMITH.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
All persons having claims against the
estate Of VictoFtne LaShley, deceased, Will
present them at once 70 the undersigned
Tor settlemeHt n A. L,ASSaLsH,
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REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.


OFFERED FOR sAlsli.'".,."'.
G,.OO-TWo frame dwellings and. lot on
FonrteSnth street w WI I sN iSsnao s9 breS
residence and lot on Fifteenth street. $S'O0
and s.. 800 for two brick dwellings, each on
Fifteenth street, &.00 for brick dwelIinS
and lot, west Sldc North Main street. S'vY
FOR tWo-StorY frame residence, rooms and
basement; lot lOt by 10. $3.50 ana H.@9
each for lots In Pleasant Valley mos
panoramic location IN the Valley. u.!W
Tar tWp.story frame dwelling and lot no.
isg south York street. SliN only for build
ing lot on Lind street, 500 for lot 70 teet
front. running 10 creek. north OF Baker
street 5l.foOt and 25-foot lots on Wood
street, near FOrticth street, on payment
Of 800 and upwards Some money on hand
FOR good MORTGAGE loans on city ana SouI,-
~ rSaltv. For rent nOw-S rooms on North
Main street; ! once room In MNnsohtc
Temple,
C. A. SCHAEFER & co.
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o-TXPERiENCEDA AND ENs
wv IN rIC statesmen 70 sell the Vel
Known IjtterichR NAlVe-Qleum lluprl-
X MI or 10 tho consuming trade on
lfTi1Sft1idr AuntY TO DIETERIGHS
T3t7VRs'df isIiAl OIL CO., GO GARFIELD
i.diidinf 8veland Ohio. .1ass
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WA1lTDp.

T4T6N51 GIRL FOR GENERAL
AL don OK. Apply a 1915 chapllns
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JlYR NCBD MAN WANTS PoSI.
I'm TIOlf = bO0iglsOeper, agglltlnt OF en-.
III titfl Address EXPERIENCE. cate
1itallll once jaw
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1rA1r HRnp WANTED.

Observation-Disclosures MAN TO
w ninnagA branch office for estlbliShed
Misunderstanding house; salary VIZ per
Sa6nfH md extra commissions; must fur-
RiG6 ~ CgSh and tatIsfaotory references.
PEuFLil9B CO., Cincinnati. Q. jan
MEMORIAL LIFE OF MOODY NOW
AZ refiy. Tens OF thousands Will be
1Hi6' 01fjortunity OF 4 life time 20 make
money. Big profits; credit; freight PAID.
Send ten cents for out1t and pc hrst IN
ield. Each subscriber gets q fne phqto-
tyre portrait Of Mr. Moody tor lr E,GnHs
AND BIBLE HOUSE. 122 n. 18th ST., Phils
adelphiA, Pa. tal5-mMSSL
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BUY Il and try Il II YOU want de-
llcious wine with beautiful bouquet
Cooks Imperial Extra Dry Champagne,
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~ D-THREE OR FOUR ROOM
wv h6 or nat, both gases ana path.
fif faHiilI % two. before May ]. Adqtea8
n n. IhtelligOhceF once. 1a&e
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NOR RENT THE sDEI.API.AIr{
y homestead. located at SO. 1901 Chap
line street Apply to jacob W, orubb. lNQs
1906 Market street. de26
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ZOE RENE.

UNFINISHED ROOM FOR RENT ON
II Island, near bridge: front room. sult0-
BILE for Two gentlemen. Address j., care
lntelligencer pitice. ialt
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dor RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS;
- modern conVenloneea; centrally l0'
Gated enquire OF MRS. p. w. WELLS,
GSe8 ChApllne street. ja98.mWkfe
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EQR RENT-MoDERN FLAT. g FiF-
II TEENTH street. rooms and sepas
ne0us water heater. etc. u 8. ALLISON.
1901 Chapllne street. Jazz
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II. A. IAsHIlI0Y, Administrator.
o. 8. GREER, AuctiOneer.
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I{NoR RENT STORE ROOM. No. 1l4s
Main street, now occupied by ].
Front. Possession April l, 1900, Apply
70 William schwertfeger, No. il46 Main
street ia2
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REAL ESTATE.
-FOR SALE:
PEABODY BUILDING
....EOR SALE...,

....FOR SALE....
street This Is a river lot. 6Oxi0O. House
contains rooms halls, bath, laundry. mn
ished attic, with all modern improvements
Beautiful yard, with large shade trees \
splendid home I will sell house ana lot
on quick deal for less than the house
CoSt. irs a real bargain.
G-roomed dwelling on Eric street, near
New Jersey street, for S,40O. In good con-
dltIon. You can't build the mouse LOT tno
price OF house and lot
MONEY TO LOAN.
NWVIn Fire Insurance,
We We 6NAA AAs Surety Bonds.
National Exchanse Bank Buildlns.
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O&FOR RENTSO
Store rooms on Main and Tenth streets.
New residence, 8 rooms, on ChAplin0
year.
1 rooms third floor 1896 Main street,
4 rooms IS Fifteenth ST., SIS per month.
JAMES L. HAWLEY,
Real Estate and Loans. 1866 Main Street.
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CtANARlEs-S0O HARTz MOUNTAIN
y J Rollers. Males from 400 UP. Females
ac; also Bird Cages, 1t HENRY HELM
BR1GHT6, corner Market and Sixth
streets. oc2i
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dor SALE : FINE BRICK DWELL
IL ING on Fourteenth It; OFFER my
residence, No. li5 Fourteenth Ct for sale:
possession and terms 10 suit purchaser.
Surgical depot, City Bank building.
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Ass1aNEE's SALE.

( ssiGSJEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
fNfPR6PERTY : HUSCROFT BROS
sREENERY.
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DOR sALE-FoR THE NEXT THIRTY
II days we Will sell you a new safe at
nearly cost; also few secondhand safes
cheap. Address or call on BoWLIE 4
CHUTE, National Exchange Bank Bulld-
inHR tnQI
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-01-10
bUtkS HAVE OBJECTIONS.
DO Not Want . Ne utYal Consul to Look
After Hritish Interests

WASHINGTON. Jan. lot is evident
to the authorities that the Boer govern
ment is strongly averse 10 having a
neutral official rep-' ~ the British
interests within lis DO l~iar!es. and
there Gems 10 be a disposition ou the
part of the Boer authorities 10 decline
TO permit al American consul NJ Pre-.
ioria TO represent the interests Of Great
Britain in the full sense desired 10y the
British. as We'll as by the American
government. This fact has been made
plain to the authorities i'll an official
dispatch which has been received by
Secretary Hay from Consul Hollis at
Pretoria. 1t is not expected that the
administration will be content to ac-
cept the answer Of the Kruger govern
ment as final. and it will probably
make further representations. through
either Consul Hollis or Consul Hay.
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DRANK AND DIED.
Henry Noe, q Pioneer Citizen Of Lake
County, Falls a Victim to 1ntempe:.
ance, in a Madison Saloon.

Henry Noe dropped dead at the bar
in Fred kurth's saloon on Main street.
last evening. MIR. Noe had gone into
the saloon about 10 o'clock, or a little
before, and had been drinking rather
freely. as was his wont, during the day,
though the proprietor Of the saloon did
not notice anything peculiar in his con-
dition when he came in. MIR. Noe stood
up TO the bar and with others took sew.
eral drinks OF liquor aud WAS afterwards
standing at the inner end OF the bar
when he elumped to the floor. Not
much attention was paid to HIM at the
time. those who noticed it thinking he
had fallen asleep. Fifteen or twenty
minutes inter the proprietor attempted
20 wake him up aud on rolling him of
his face on to his back discovered that
he wss dead. Coroner jerks WAS imme.
diately summoned and pronounced the
man dead ma the result OK u stroke OF
~apoplexy or heart failure. The remains
were conveyed to the city hall, awaiting
disposition by his friends.
Henry Noe was a single man, about A.
years OF age, aud caune to Wentworth
from Milwaukee, twenty-five years ago.
His parents still reside in Milwaukee
and are said to be quite wealthy. Mr..
Noe had considerable property at one
time 10 this county, but his dissolute
habits, and misfortuns, had reduced him
TO almost INDECENT circumstances, and
for the past three months he has been
staying in this city with VIM. kesso.
Fred Zimmerman OF Wentworth, who is
a distant relative Of the Noe family, has
been notified Of the tragic event and
will communicate with the parents OF
tho dead man in regard to the disposi-
ton Of the remains. It is more than ex-
pected that the latter will 30 taken
back to Milwaukee Tor interment.
At the request OF the CITY council,
Coroner jerks held an inquest ove the
remains OF Mr.. Noe at the city hall this
afternoon, E. II. Jacobs, G. L. Alexandes
and Eldro Hubbell Icing impanneled a.
a Jury. VIM. Kesso. Thos. Tierney,
| Fred Kurth and +. J. Fox gave testi'
mvuy substantially to the effect OF the
foregoing account Of the death, except
that Nj. Noe had complained OF . head
ache in the early evening and did moi
appear the worse for liquor when he en-
tered tho saloon. The verdict rendered
BY tho jury Was that "Henry Noe came
to bic death from natural CAUSES prob
ably induced BY excessive uss Of alcohol
10 liQuors."
Cred Zimmerman Who arrived from
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.. f.. Flax. Sl.25. May wheat in Chi.
oago opened at 6777s and closed at G,ai.

:, f.. Flax. 49,. May wheat in Chi.
oago opened at G77s and closed at G,a,.
Mrs. J.. J. Wright WAS a passenger for
Albert Lea. Mimi, on the noon tram.
Ernest Sutton and wife also went east.
Arrivals on the evening tram, Eobt.
Zimmerman, W. W. james, T.. Miller,
Mrs. Holt OF Sioux Falls, Warren Tolies
Weather report: Generally fair TO-
night and Thursday; warmer extreme
, east portion to. night; colder Thursday.
Train Master Perkins ard Fire In.
specior Geo. j. C~ons,grey, OF the Mil.
waukee company, spent the day in the
city.
Wanted, 30 families at "The Maine
to buy their oyster and soda crackers at
) cents a pound. You will also find
there other great barR aims.
Huron,te. s: Rev. Hugh Robinson. OF
Madison. will conduct special religious
services ut the Presbyt terrain church eact
evening this week. Everybody cordially
invited.
jacob Muggli OF Nunda Was a .'paseen'
ger this morning for Saltwater to visi,
his old home aud will spend the rest OF
the winter visiting tho larger cities OF
northeastern Minnesota.
Mrs. Holt who intends to give dancing
Lessons IN Madison, arrived this evening
and is tho guest Of Mrs. G. II. Wood
Those who wish to take lessons may cor.
suit hor al Mrs. Woods rooms this eve
ming.
Mrs. Felix Vidal gave q party to tit
teen or twenty young people last even
Ing in honor OF her niece, Miss Jessie Re-
walt, Of Fulda, who returns home Fri
day. The young people were RECALLED
with music. games aud dancing, as vel
% dainty refreshments.
Rev. A. 4. Wolf. u. D., formerly Pres
byterisn pastor at this place, and since
located at Sioux Falls has resisued hi
i lWSl0I Ou0IkO UuO Will AC0AVsO ANS
brssks City, Nsb., to the Presby teIiar
church OF which place he has boon called
He presches one more Sabbath ct Sioul
Falls.
The Modern Woodnen aud guests to
the number Of 900 or more had = very
enjoyable evening In their Camp hal
last night. The installation OF Woodme,
~ofiosrs conducted By State Deputy Var
Slyks first took place and then the foo
was yielded to the Royal Neiehbors WHIT
performed their beautiful floor worl
and then had installation oficsrs alsc
conducted by Grand Oracle Mrs. G. A
Kelley. An especially pleasing feature
OF the evening was the banquet which
followed, everyone present eesm'n9lJ
vieiug with the other 10 social pleasantly
The Woodman Camp now numbers 10
msmbers and received i've now spplsoa
tons lest night.
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WENTWORTH.
a Collection O: News and Personal Items
from On! Eas, Side Neighbo-.

Special Correspondence Of The Daily Leader.
Mr.. Wallup. Sr, is quite Ill.
The church concert WAS a success. Ii
netted about SIS.
The new NJ. T.. church nine miles
northeast OF town. is almost completed.
Several children have been sent home
from school because they failed 10 GET
vaccinated as required by the board of
health.
Mr.. Vine living tive miles south Of
town. was taken i'll last Friday night
with congestion OF the bowels. He is
gradually improving.
Miss Pearl Farrell and Mr.. Louis Ha'e
we're married At the residence OF Rev.
Lacey las. Wednesday. They have the
good wishes Of a host OF friends FOR a
happy voyage or the sea OF matrimony.
Peter klumpnar has been appointed
agent for Wentworth for the South pa
kota Mutual tire insurance company.
Miss Frank Smith is visiting her
friend. Miss Maggie Sheehap. nj Ramo.
! ma, this week.
4. movement is on foot TO put a grade
across Milwaukee Lake this coming
spring to open up the road running
! along the west edge OF Wentworth. 4
question Of who owns the land in the
bottom OF the lake may thus be broueh,
up Tor settlement.
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k0ufjoua COtue Circulated.

WINoNA. Mimi, Jan. l0.-Consider-
able spurious coin has been found in
circulation in the city. Some time ago
some lightweight 5-dollar gold pieces
were discovered. and recently counter.
felt half dollars were presented at the
banks. There is no clue to their origin.
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asradlsy Named BY RspubIicsna.

FRANKFORT, Ky., Jan. l0.-The Re.
publican joint caucus nominated ex.
Governor William .. Bradley as the
Republican candidate for senator by
reclamation. Congressman Boreing, the
only other aspirsnt for this honor from
the minority, having instructed his
friends not to present his name.
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\. pure whiskey agrees with any food.
IN Tact aids digestion. |. tones the
stomach. increases the flow OF the gastric
,uices and so promotes strength and
flesh. \ pure whiskey like Harper
Whiskey. Sold by FRED kuRTH.
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quested that the remains be- kept for a
day until he heard from Mr.. Noes peo-
pie in Milwaukee. as be expects they
will wish the remains shipped 10 that
city.
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Objectionable "a Thurstou,

WASHINGTON. Jan. lO.-The senate
has rejected the nomination Of Rich.
ard 8. Berlin as ems supervisor fol
the second census district Of Nebraska,
em bracing the city Of Omaha. This
action was taken because Of the oppo-
sition Of Senator Thurston, Omaha be.
ing his home city.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-01-10

Chspped hands, Corsoked lips and
rouehness OF the skin CURED quickly By
Banner Sslve, most healing ointment 10
the world.
CHRrs. SCRuTz.
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The modern and most effective cure
for constipation and all liver troubles
the famous little pills known as De
Wits Little Early Risers.
CoOE & OpEE.
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q. ii. Appleton. justice Of peace.
C~'arkshurg, Nj says. "DeWiit's Little
Early klsers are the best pills made for
constipation. We use DO Others"
Quickiy cure al! liver and bowel
troubles.
Coos < On r..
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THE CITY.
LOCAL BREvlTlES.

'''enks took the evening train north.
'0"'"g machines to let.-H. A. Col.
I'm.
a'o. Cook returned on the morning
a'' from Minneapolis.
II. Radcliffe and g. ]. Farmer ol
""'o' and Mrs. Oarmody OF Ramona,
registered at The Lake Park,
' market: Wheat, No. l, -; No,
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II Hammer ,

dosn't cure your piles. your money will
be returned. 1t is the most healing
medicine in the world.
CHRIS. SCHUTZ.
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SIAN Is FRIENDLY.
Offers to Donate Ground for Uaitsd
states Legation.

O6ers to Donate Ground for Uaitsd
States Legation.
WASHINGTON. Jan. l0.-The United
States minister to Siam writes to the
state department hat the Siamese gov
eminent has given another evidence of
it's friendliness to the United States by
Offering to present to this country part,
OF in whole. of the temple grounds on
which the United States legation is To-
Gated at Bangkok. The property is
worth $4,000. The gift, if accepted.
involves an outlay Of about 5000 for
improving the premises. Secretary
Hay has sent the correspondence to
congress for favorable action.
+. B. Thirkield. health inspector OF
Chicago, says. "kodol Dyspepsia Cure
cannot be recommended too highly. 1t
cured me OF severe dyspepsia" It di.
gests what you eat and cures indi.
g~estiou, heartburn aud al forms Of
dyspspsis.
COOK 4 ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-01-10

LoeaIsTl0o ToOlo
.ica2o, Milwaukee and st. Paul railway,
! ''o@ eject sunday, August Is, 1877.
pins going east
ne"r No. I. departs. II 10 q. m
u'.eht No. nj, departs. 4:3O q. m
- 40, : y, departs. ............ 500 y. m
a"lnstrom the east
rs"r No: !, arrives. ............ 400 p. m
,, h'Sht No. ", arrives. ........... 2:&5 p. m
~ 80 3, arrives. $50 .. M
10 -, departs.. ass =. m
~ -. arrives. iO:aO .. m
y, ~, departs. .............. A:1O p. m
nv, aH, arrives 1919 .. m
~ Vains are daily except sunday.
e.J. HULA8H Local Aaooe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05


ne Clerk % the County o. Tth fay Of
April 100" The undersigned. the seferee sai4 tfas
1ent named VIII sell az public auction the N-s York
fNSti Estate sales Hoom. Ne. III BroaaNuy the R1r
oesn or Manhattan city - New YORK The 18Th cay
~ Siay lsrrf az u ociacE Noon that day. BY u
fHceuiN InEraEam agctlaneer the premises directed
~Al Judgment O. b. sold and therein described floa.
ALL those tao certain ics pisres parrsis
SITUATE DinE and being the Borough q Msnnattsr.
- 'y gl Nes YORK and known uy RE street uunn1srs
III ard &33 Boxe~y. sud whlch. tnzsthsr
bounded and described follows n rs@rr
on me Easteriy side - hundred
anu ninety nine tss feet rne - Inches ~authsriy
tlFi"rf aY me nIerTrcion 70 The LHstHry An-
u ne bo~ery with the
ILnD.ns thence rastery and parallel nearly sffn
The ~nuth~r.y Ire - stanton street huefr-d
sventf-tour ltA feet uine and hal l9-l
running thence N9rtleriy nearly
Lhenfe westerly and parallel
ore-t seventy nVe 100 fe-f thence NrthsrfY aaf
aHs,es or nearly ,7 stanton street eleven uu
'"cf-4 tnfuee again westerly and uarafl-f.
nearly with huufred ara fiaEi
i-et one 90 inch % Easferiv eide - hnv-rV
pint Instant one ha1irel ans hre@
- inches -outhery from TIE said su-heas
He"erF and Stanton street and thence searne-F si1uz
the Easeriy side ~ the rry1re seet 81
tn-les % me ro-uf place ~ heElrrinE
ne said premises VIII 30 sold subject a
eer,aln plir rnsrgsEe executed ~ Enma p s-on<
20 the Mutual Life Insurance Cru.r10v
msnt = the o. $50 f-rn - fsfn
cSy n August iSse al g.. wash SAID rarrE ax~
recorded IN the or-e ~ the REGISTER aur-y AZ
View York me 18th Cav a Sepserber m S-~,ta,
Ldber ~ Or M1rtgaEes page "a subject
premises for he or-r1E ant WIDENING . Elm Sfrp-t
Dated. New TorS, April Earn.
AErH r o. TRJ-AN. Referee
DAILY H9NT MAStlN Attorney f7- Pia.ntir. o-c-
and p - Adf-ess n william street. Yea C-fy.
The tolo~inE r diagram % the pr perry
a described above