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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-25


Passengers by steamship Kansas City
for New York yesterday Mrs. W. 5.
Larned Miss NJ Mcdonald W l..
Larned Mi Stults j. 5. Burnsteed. wife
and child. S H. Earle and wife. John
Robinson aud wife J. W. Mclntlre. Jr..
Mrs \. J. smith. Mrs. 9. W. Sanders.
Mrs 5 McGrane. = Walsh. v H. Rowe.
J. y. Walker r ~ Broadman. Albert
Grimm. W Y. Merry. Chesley Brown
Marshall. Carl Jsnson. r. l.. Boyles. Miss
T.. lie Fills. Mrs a. G. Vaughn. Miss
Katie I.ankenau. Miss May Wiley l. :.
Davis. W A. Muiherin. Miss Lynch. Miss
y r. HARRY. Miss NJ c. West. Miss Alice
Snowdeu. J. Reharer r. Bukefzer. II.
Edgar Damn. W r. Bristol Miss Mary
Hoops. Mrs. n. Hops. ~. T Phillips
and wife. y. Hops. Miss Thompson. J.
L. Haas. ~. NJ. Xix. Mr. pom. Miss r.
Harmon. Mrs. NJ. r white. Mrs r. n.
Nicol. Mrs ~ l. White Miss Mitchell.
Miss Gross Mrs. J. r. Kimbrough. y.
Croker and wife. Miss Mamie Lewis, and
three Storage.
Passengers by steamship Tallahassee,
New York for Savannah. Sept p Mrs
j. ". Daniel Miss J. A. Muslin, Mr..
Blum. wife and two children. Mrs u.
Robinson. Miss r. W WsEg. W. c. Wad-
law. ". NJ McCleary. g. Robinson. W.
e. johnson and wife. n. r. Brown. G..
Hetohum. W. L.Platt. r. L. Payne. Miss
K Latham. Airs. r. Mackellar. Mrs. A.
c. Meyers. Miss r. V. Grimm. A. c. Mey
cr C. p. Bonheid. j. Pasco. c. b. Crock
EFT. Jr.. J j Beach. 4. u. Harden. Miss
A. Cooper. Miss c. Paul. W. c. Brown
and wife c. l. Knight. Mrs. knight G.
W Brown ]. ~ Brown. D r. Franklin
e. W Daniels. Mrs r. G. Polk. Mrs. Nor
reli. Rev. A. Henry. wife and three chill
dreu. J. sullivan. r. Timothy :. +. Ives.
Jr.. r. T Scruggs. =. r. Slemons W.
I.anee. Mrs ~ LANCE. DR. n. / o'Con-
nor. J. r. Cogswell. J. ~. Schroeder and
wife. n. Schroeder. G. schroeder. Miss l..
Schroeder. Mrs +. karow Miss Karow.
Master l. Karow. Mrs r. J. Bonner.
Miss McKiley. r. Plashner Y. j. Bonn.
Miss NJ Koneman Mrs. C. ". Koneman.
Miss Jennie Evans, Miss Fitzgerald. Miss
Mollie Decker. Miss Margie symens. Miss
Fitzgerald. Mrs. Fitzgerald. Miss c. y.
Hamhn. Mrs. NJ. J. Ives Miss H. r.
Webb Miss F. Davis. Miriam Clark. Mrs.
c. e Wilson and nurse. NJ r. Heaiy. J.
r. Smith. r. l. Hamlin. c. W Lane.
Miss NJ r. Parsons. Miss Z. G. GuPtili.
p Katz. Louise Harris. Mrs NJ. Rich
ards. NJ Renuers. Lupa Lupowitz.
Amanda Greene. Mile Harris. Mrs.
Champion. Ellen McFaddcn Mrs. A. +.
Este. 4. j. Danforth. b. stanton. J. ~.
Graves and wife. T. Campbell. J. Burden.
Carl Daniels. J. Josephy. S. Judich. NJ.
saloul j. Fashion }. O'Nein J. Hines.
r. Champion. H. Brunson. r. Soesser. II.
H. Thompson Lula Thompson. Louis
Meyers. Francis Williams. "a. Williams.
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nr p W Han ST. Louis. 80 Dear
h.r-Plcase ship me three dozen hal
eat Discovery D. first express. have
30 d over one gross r. give perfect sat
isfac'i0n ard ] recommend % O. my
customers. Yours truly.
a q GROVES.
Prom Monopoly Drug Store.
ocaia Fla Dec 3
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THE
S0V1nIgn Morning News
IS SOLD
At the following News Stands;


Aston House News stand.
Brentano-UnIon square.
BOSTON, MASS.
Prrker House New. stand.
BALTIMORE, ND.
baltimore News Co.
WASHINGTON. n. c.
Metropolitan Hotel News stand
Wizards Hotel News stand.
Ebbitt House News stand.
AsHEvILLE. n. c.
Rays Photo supply House,
AshevIlIe Printing CO.,
l.. BIomberG.
BEAUFORT, $. C.
v. w. bailey,
W. "a. Bristol.
CHARLESTON, . G.
n. Doscher,
Union News Co., Coast Line Depot.
PORT ROYAL, :. c.
Mrs. n. Campbell.
ATLANTA, GA.
klmbaII House News Co,
a. sIIverman a Co.
AUGUSTA, GA.
Parker News Co..
Van Noy u. "a. News Co.
ALBANY. GA.
Mrs. John HaeneI,
LonsberE Bros.
AMERICUs, CA.
N. =. Holiday.
BAISBRIDGE, GA
n. l.. Hicks.
Grenada Drug Co.,
BRUNswICK, On.
FIemsnE-& Wan.
CoRDELE, GA.
suwanee News 60.
FITZGERALD, CA.
Fitzgerald News CO.,
GeIder's News Agency.
GUYTON, ca.
o. y. Burke.
JEsUP. GA.
MassIe swindIe.
MACON. GA.
Brown House News stand.
Central Depot New. stand.
Freeman a Turner News Co.
PooLER, GA.
Joseph whitman.
aUITMAN, GA.
c. ". Remington.
THoMAsvILLE, GA.
A. BENNETT,
n. Thomas. Jr.
vALDosTA, GA.
:. n. BreedIOve.
c. =. Bondurant.
n. y. ToOIe.
wAYcRoss. CA. ,
Union News co.
APALACHICoLA,F FLA.
". A. Moore.
BARTow, FLA.
WIN. Van Fleet.
CARRABELLE, FLA.
John Nash.
DAYToNA, FLA.
Geo. n. Clark.
bELANDs FLA.
g. W. Fisher.
FERNANDINA. FLA.
q. w. simmons.
FORT MYERS, FLA.
VIM. n. wRshburn.
Gainesville, Fla.
miller a Avers,
James BELL.
HIGH SPRINGS. FLA
GrambIinR Bros.
INVERNESS. FLA.
". "a. miller.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA.
The ". a W. q. Drew Co.,
James Douglas.
The DuvaI News stand,
}. ID. Merritt.
Mcnamara a DoEier,
Union News Co.. Union Depot.
Aaron Zseharias.
kEY WEST. FLA.
Key West News Co.
LEEsBURG. FLA.
Garrett a GeriE.
LIVE OAK. FLA.
Bynum a Abrams.
MIAMI. FLA.
John n. Dewey.
MONTICELLO, FLA.
w. a. simmons.
OCALA, FLA.
W. r. Conneu.
PALATkA, FLA.
Charles r. Rowton.
PENSACOLA, FLA.
Van Ray News 60.
PORT TAMPA, FLA.
J. ~. Murdick.
PUNrA GORDA, FLA.
DE Soto Drug Co.,
Gulf Pharmacy.
SANFORD, FLA.
Theo. }. miller,
II. l.. Philips a Co.
LAKELAND. FLA.
6. j. Forbes.
LAKE CITY, FLA
foung's Drug store.
ORLANDO, FLA.
Curtis a o'NeaI,
4. 4. Howard.
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA.
q. soiomons.
sUwANEE SPRINGS, FLA.
suwanee Springs Co.
ST. PETERsBURG, FLA.
j. G. Bradshen & Co.
srARkE, FLA.
Newell n. Hull.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA.
r. w. Clark.
TAMnA FLA
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THE WEATHER.

Forecast Tor Tue-day ard "Wednesday
Georgia and south Carolina. Fair Tues
day aud Wednesday: fresh e1s' erly winds
Eastern Florida; Fair Tuesday and We'd
ne day. fresh eastciiy winds
Western Florida. Fntr Tuesday and
we nesday. fresh east to south winds.
Yesterday weather at savannah
Nn,lrr-.... ..r,....rnt,trn - ~
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-25

u Is on this class
II diseases that sui
ferers experiment
and not only the
Sufferers them
selves bit doctors
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r,,,,-r,-a vas said 20 be paying May prices
:. ERE river At the outset Cudahy was seller
.. +ba later developments indicated this early
o. has been for the purpose Of creating
easlT,ess which would make later purchases
- The Cudahv and Patten buying lasted ali
shining house. Nye-Jenks. took a good
= cor Nav shorts busy covering. Corn
go donors with the provision market. It takes
-, an advancing price TO crowd the pit and TO
tozr the outside interest in this deal The sea
Aoe-5 reported IS loads for export
,4.Ao,,rr Argentine wheat shipments were record
,esEfng over 900 eo bushels COR the week. prices
l,ses barely Isc under Thursday They opened of
- =, &c but recovered May started at 65l4c. sold
between 65isc and 6asc. and closed at OSsc to Sose
- closed ar G5-tc 70 661c. There was surprfs-
- ss,sr1 shipping demand. and large sales
.-5tuted toward the closing strength. Counselman
,,--ed as 90 bushels Kansas wheat sold late
~-rssaz and to-day. Sales Of about 10000 bushels
= Northern were also made The sea board put
a.. a,'orc business 81 loads The corn strength
- -7e wheat finally. Clearances for the day
,r-e small only 10000 bushels. and all OF this
-- cearances for the week were 2.91S 150 bushels.
western and Northwestern receipts were ahead OF
- --as- Most OF the cables lower Liverpool
- Ia n Id. London and Paris Of moderately. 1t
. sig, ieeant that Antwerp. the important Argen-
.,-7a wheat market higher IN spite OF the big
A,gs,-t-a shipments. The local temper WAS bear
g. early win Cudahy a large seller. There
!, great deal OF covering finally, anu some buying
against the export business.
oats were nor az all stirred BY the strength In
ro-, or the activity n the other pits To-nlght's
-.ras are the same as last; May TO 24isc. and
iT,.v &c sellers Receipts were % cars. with Is0
o. +onorrow. CleaTances only 700 bushels. Ship
ming demand slow.
FAX was firm for the new crop futures. Septem-
h. and October mp Ic. May and cash closed a
q 4 ser-arnber s. L. October EI4 The three
-,oirfs had 70 cars Of seed, against ~ last year
Provisions strong. with buying by Armour
and hv The C-dahvs still under way. Pork advanced
"a, ard lard and ribs. 10c Hogs lOc higher
Min quotations the Yards the uptop so far
IFS venr. There was big outside trade. with the
-ubic bullish the small stocks and the light hog
receipts
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THE RECORD OF SALES.

Frederick Zitte mas sold for Felt < Livingston
to James A. Framer the Constance, seven story
apartment house the northeast corner OF One
hundred-and-t hirteenth-sL ana 81. NIchoias-aVe.'
having frontage OF n feet In St Nicholas-aVe
apartment house Is a companion TO the one i'm
mediateiy adjoining IT on the north, which was
ziltel to Levi 2, Morton last December.
Charles Griffith Moses * Bro have sold for Mrs.
Ftenrlette Moses 10 client for his own occupancy
The three story brick dwelling house and plot
45Xl05. on the northwest corner of St Nicholas
ave. ana Observation-Disclosures fty-seventh-st
G Tuou q &C have sold for Henry +. Williams
Fhebe " Rose and another, TO Il client. No 10
Jones-st. with three story dwelling house The
same same nrm mas leased No u OlIyer-+t hve story
years for $1,000. and for George Ilsen No. so East
one hundred nd-tifthst, i've story double tene
fHt Da mousse Tor ten Years and one month for
plot sxoo at the northwest tornsr Of
ave; and One-hundred- and seventy -fourth-st- to
TqPlitz sale last week FOR SD. 200
Henry Henry D Winans May have sold 70 Mrs
house No p West Fifty fourth-st. 25xlGQ
sold No as west FSanSy Il reported four to s aars
0rq~4st9ne dwelling house, lot Hle.xl0o5
Gross No. 427 West Onehundred-
h 1900 stofy q%eHg mouse lot 5xss d.
entieth-sJ.. three story dwelling house. Tot
Isidor Ginsberg has sold No u Rutgers Place
SIX story and basement fiat house. on lot 26xl10
payment three story and basement brick dwelling
ONeil & Welch have sold to Wen & Mayer the
POT 4o.oxl sXoo6K7Sl at the southwest corner OF
White and Baxter sts., with old TWO and three
story buildings. A six story store and tenement
house will be erected.
Louis Lese has sold a. Alice plot 30 4x55 10
at the southwest corner OF Cannon and Broume
SITS, with odd four story tenement houses
Alfred Seton. Jr. mas sold for Goddard & God
darQ to Chester W. Chaplin 400 feet OF water front
at Providence, r. l. on Providence Bay. consist
ing OF about nine city lots. at 100000
AT the NewYork Real Estate SalesrOnn Nc
Nickar & Co sold, IN foreclosure. the i've story
brick nathouse. on lot 22xS9L. No. 1871 East one
hundred twenty siXth-st-. north side lU3 feet
west OF LeuoX-ave.. to John Scully for 10000 ami
Peter +. Meyer sold also in foreclosure. the four
story brick dwelling house. lot y 6x9Sll No
10y West ne-hundred- and hirLy- Xuh-st nortb
side 1915 feet east OF Seventh-ave to the paiutiT
for SO I'D
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foreclosure 5dles.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TRUST COMPANY uF
THE CITY OF NEW YORK Trustee. plaintiff. against
GEORGE T. ROW 4uG Others. defendants
In pursuance Judgment OF foreclosure aud sa4s iu
above entitled action ucal INK
date the 18th 81 Ma~eH 1890 and entered 20 Pc
Office u h. Cl--s OK county ~ N-w YORK On t4e
18th March 1900 undersigned. The referee
said Judgment VIII sell public auction al tfr
Manhattan. rn~ C.-i az Sew York rar
18th lav April l. Jg,ca noon on rhat Jay l5
Peter r. Meyer Huytiur-vE rh- premises directed
Ge -ud herein aescgtued as follows
Al that certain plot parcel % land WITH tte
building Situate. wing aaJ being u tir
CIV Js New Aurn aad bounded tut described if.-
lows.
Beginning al a point the u1rtue-ly line side ~
one Hundred Thirty sixth tlaotui street. distant
easterly hundred and twelve t-rt and -N
am Avenue thence uJrtnsy aud parallel
easvsly side q seventh and
Of distance a party ninety fe-t
an III centre 1f
between Hundred ami Thirty tlSdlaf and one
t3stl Streets
inches southerly and again parallel with
ne ri or O
inches III the nuEtaeriy line
Hundred and Thrty-stVh tl36thl street
ard thence westerly along the n0rtherv line n one
Hundred Thirty l36th twelve feet ard
IL point place % beginning. SAID
lot being section :. Block ls2i the land map ~
VI New NurA-
The said premises being known the stree, numl-r
l56th street
Dated New York March I'd 1850
EDWARD l. PATTERSON. Referee
Pa RSONS. SHEPARD OGDEN. Attorneys Plain m.
III Broadway New York CITY
The following diagram Of The property 20 % sold
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County of


New York-SamueI n. Hoyt. Alfred NJ HOyr and
W Trustees for Mary Irene Hoyt uan-r
last viii and testament OF Iesss Hoyt. deceased
plaintiffs John ". Baker. Marie ! Eit= AanSny
defendants
IN pursuanee Judgment OF rOrsclosurs ard sale.
duly and eEtsrs6 in chs above entitled action os
ing date 18Th day OF March. 1870 and n4ed n ne
ONCE 0r the Clesk Of the County OF New YORK on re
I-th 1900 the undersigned. ne Rsferee
IN Judgment named viii sell public auction az ne
New York Real Estate Sales Room. Ma III BroadSay.
the Borough OF Manhattan, city Of New f0rS On ne
Of April 1900 Il CLOGS On that daF.
William k-nnsy. Auction=-r the premises tlreet@i
said fudsEsnr De sold and therein described a.
follows
All piece parcel OF land. vftn ~
building erected situate lying and being n tne
Ctry New York. ard bounded and described a. soWs
Ninsty-eghth street hundred and seventy
Tine siue n
Central formerly Eighth lNEenu=t- rln1ins
westerly line side nf Ninet
eighth Street running south
parallel Central Park West formerly shtn
and Of ths through party wan. lle
and eleven CD inches % the centre Ire
block between 8Th ana 9Sth Streets thenc= ess
sry along line twenty-five ~ feet. thence
Eighth Avenue hundred 100 feet and eleven (lD
the s0utheriy line side OF Nils-y-eis1th
the point piaca y beginning
Dated. New E0rK+ March 2Ut1, 1850
DAILY. HOYT MASON. Attorneys Tor Plaintiffs, O1ics
ana . address No. II william 81. New York City.
The following diagram ~ he property 20 De sold
as described above,
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- yORK-ChsTlsa A Murphey. ss executor. 90, plain
IN against and others. dsfeniantA
pursuance = Judgment Of foreclosure and duV
the above entitled acon beartns
90 Aarch. 800. 2 ne uldersig nst. ths
rsfr-- Judgment named VIII sell public auction.
NeW York Real estate sa esrgon- So III broad
"a Manhattan. CIV OF New York.
tsy u April 1890 a. y o'clock tsas
r Meyer a Co.. 1uctulsers the premises
ds-et- said uSusa 10 be soid and therein aeslrta~d
as follows.
All taat piece parcel of ant.
rh= Twentieth. Sixteenth. Tsrt %
u Nlrk bounded and containug follows
fferurfrs an northertY
distant
-ast-rv point f1rmst SIDE .
Tren1t-nufh s0uthcasterlv sds -
Ninh avenue running thence nertneasteSy. along line
iraun narailei Ninth ana parity thuugn
me centre ~ vail alnsty-eixat fees And
asne line between rNenly anth
ans -hs aincN bounded BY fx-Es5
ninth ans Thlrtteth EiEhrh and Ntn'h
avenues thence running soatheastvssrdy. sug said
varty a line -rnwn parslvl Win Sail Niuth ave-
nue. NINETY fert ard nBe o. inches - ths
Internationally side - Tety-ninfh stree and thsncs
northwestwarily along sald northsastwarcy sid. az
TWenty-unth tSentytW - f~et 60 the point
or n-guning
Dated New YofS March sth. 1890
LOUIS DAVIDSON
NI-RPTEY 4 METVALF. E-f-rea
ATTORNEYS Ptainti-.
= wsn sfr-~t Bnroukh II Manhattan View YORK Ctr.
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The approximate o cha-ge 20 sst-
which the described sotc- -
$40 200 44Oo with interest thereon from the 10Th Gay or
and allowances
Ing 10 S32 4llOO with interest from March -Oth ls-s
together with the q the sale The Approximate
OF other enS which -
Be allowed the purchaser OF the purchase money O
paid ~ the Referee S2s7 Il 100 and interest.
Dated New York March 10Th. 1909.
GROSVESOR 9 HUBBARD. Referees
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pROPOsALs ZOE MLLITAKY sUPPLIEs-


= PhiIa Depot. - VI Dept. las Arch Street Ph!la,
Pa. proposals in trtplicats
VIII lie received here until II o'clock A NJ Friday APRIL
9TH, delivery either Philadelphia. Boston
or Chicago depots u the uArternaster Department Of
10000 Leggins, 30 uOO Campaign Hats with
corrugated leather Insertions
Cords 70 pairs Russell CAfskH shoes 4OuUU pairs
Stockings white; 1000 pairs Light weight cotton STOCK
mixed. Recruiting Flag EAllaIls-
subject 10 70 eensm increase IN quantity II desis
Department Samples all articles
deliveries
bidders u deliveries should
awarded Bids based
differing requirements VIII nlt De considered Bids
tJr quantities advertised viii De enter
taHed Government reserves The right 20 reject Or accept
all proposals par Thereon Preference
articles OF domestic production
conditions quality and price tlI-lls Ia the prise ~
foreign productions
being equal GUARANTEE .u 1865 OK the value u
articles accompany the proposals .Nt4t Ar
A$TEED BIDS WlU be considered The required
Rev Stamps properly AlXeu
guarantee Blanks Tor proposals ana .- Information Wl
furnished -!Jpes CoELalu.ls
proposals U BE Military SUP
piles addressed Col JOHN s. FfREE.
Deputy QuarterrnHster General L. =. 4.
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which the sbovedescribed property Is 20 - sold IN 81
642 6lOU with rom I'D day OF February 1905
together with allowances amounting %
$780, 5iO0 with from 5h day OF March. 100,
together with tie expenses u the sale
The approximate other
liens purchaser out Of tns
purchaseoney Referee is SlI4s5O a1d In
Dated York sih March, 1900.
sOIIN Il ROGAS. Rsn-r-.
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SUPREME COURT. County Of New York.


- CYNTHIA II p. LARK PLAINTIFF against THOMAS
F ROYS and Defendants.
IN a Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale.
duly mate entered in The aboveentsd action bear
inS date March l. undersfg1e1.
the Referee said Judgment named VIII sail Public
auction Al the New York Real Estate Sales Room No
III ETUAuwAy, IA The Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
York the lin day Of April 1900. a. y o'clock noon.
on that day " VIII kenuey. Auctioneer. the prem
ises directed BY sad Judgment be sold. and therein
described C. follows
Al thar certain lot, piecs. parcel Of land with
buildings and improvements thereon situate lying and
being in the County and City Of New York. bounded
side Of One Hundred
hundred and ffty feet sastery
by the intersection Of said nOrthsry side OF One Hundred
Grand Boulevard Broadway; thence
ery, parallel with said Boulevard
nnety-nine feet eleven inches.
the block between One Hundred and Forty-ninth ard
Hundred Flftieth along
said centre line OF me block parallel with One Hundred
and FJry-Rtcrh Street feet and eight inches
thence southerly again parallel the Grand BCulevard
now Broadway part u the distance through party
wall unetE-nins feet eleven inches the norherv
side OF one Hundred Forynnrh Street and thence
wesJwardy along said nOr-hery One Hundred and
EOrry-nlnth Street.
point place OF
Dated: New York. March 20 1900.
GROSVENOR s. HUBBARD, Referee
JEFFERSON CLARK. Attorney for PLAINTIFF,
80 Nassau New
Inc Following Is diagram ~ the property Dc SOLD
As described above. the street number being $40:
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t3eth street.
The approximate OF the lien &C eharse 20 sAsfy
which the sbovede=crhed property 10 20 DC sod - 81
ales, with interest thereon from the SIN DAY or
1890 together allowances amounting 20
So with interest from the day Of March 100
together with the Of the sale he appr1ate
q other liens which are
o. be allowed % the purchaser ont ~ the purchase money
or paid bv the referee. Is SION ana interest
Dated New York. March Iii. ltuO
EDWARD L PATTERSON. Rsrerss.
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To be sole subject nrs, mortgages OF szsooe and
Ths approxmat- - the lien or cha-r-. -
satisfy Wnrn the described % - sol -
s. 500 thereon fro1 ne - DAY Or SEQ
rlasV an1 aAoSanceS amount
~ - sSs7 "a Win interest from March 81. lsss. To-
~fh~- With "a ne sale The spprpx4riats
other liens which tF- -
- sIlo~ei purchaser ~ -he purchase u1e-S.
ar pnfd hv he sef- SlJi % and interest
N'e~ ~ LOUIS DAVIDSON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-24
ptoposals.

4 RAlY BUILDING, WHITEHALL ST, New
York City, March y. l9o0-Ses!ed proposals.
tr1plcate subject to usual conditions, viii
csved this ONCE until u o'clock April 3th- 1900
d which
bidders rurnsh:ng delivering a
New DepOt Of the t9uaTt-rnast-rs Department
yards u per
Increase conforming standard and specifications adopt
cd November 1898 Blank Proposals giving null
information grade u material required
bidding be obtained this office. This Z. 3
Government reserves the right accept
all proposals an part thereof. Preference VIII be
articles " domestic production manufacture
ndittoas u quality and price Including the price ot
foreign productions nanuraelrs the duty ttsreon
equal Envelopes containing proposals should De
marked Proposals rJr Material addressed
- Col. A. s. hLdBALLa Asst -. II. c., I. ). A.
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The Of the len or eharze % satisfy
described property 20 - sold.
SO sIST =. with thereon rom sth %
&arch 1900 together ant alowances a1noun-
ng March Il. loeo toSefher
expenses OF sale TIE approximate amount
u other Ases. wnich 70 -
SLOWED purchaser y tHe pIrchsss money.
paid the Referee. i 81 3sl % a1e interest
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foreclosure Sales.
CT NICHOLAS AvEVr-r-sun-an,

ct. NICHOLAS AVENCE--Supreme Court
Griffin. Jueson Wilds surviving OF the
VIII and Testament 81 Mcnteith Of
CITY Of New YORK deceased plaintiffs against Edward c.
Bailey and others. defendants
pursuance n Judgment Of foreclosure
made and entered the sboy@ened bearing
Jth day % March. 1880 l. the undersigned
said judgment naned e a
The New York Real Estate Salesroom. No.
In the Borough Of Manhattan CITY Of Nev York.
the 18th day ~ March. 1900 y o'clock
De Walltsarss Auctione~ the
said Judgment to be sold and therein described
ALL those parcels of land.
situate lying and being the Twelfth Ward % the City
OF New YORK. which taken together bounded and d.
sCribsd $ follows that BEGINNING a a
the eas-Tly line OF Nicholas distant
sixty soutlwardy point WHERE sastsry
line OF 81 Nicholas would Be intersecred
straight line drawn in continuation OF the centre lire OF
sssyWady at angles easteriy line OF 81
Nicholas Avenue hundred thence nortarly and
parallel with the easteriy Hne OF ST. Nicholas Avenue.
sixty feet thence westward ana Al Tnt angles % the
sas;ery thence south
ardly along line Of Nicholas Avenue
feet the point place Of beginning be ths sat
several Dimensions being the premises
muud s. Whitman Edward 2. Griffin and Judson B.
Wuds surviving &c OF Noatefrh.
ceased BY deed bearing with these presents
which given secure the payment Of part % the
purchase money Of The said premises under =atd convey
said land lying IN Section Z Block 2O53
Land Map " me City u New YORK.
DATED. NEW YORK 6tl March. 1900
John H ROGAS. Refer-~
HOWARD PAYSON wII4DS.
Plaintiffs, "a Pine Street Borough
Manhattan. New York CITY.
The following 3 a diagram The property 10
ST NICHOLAS AVENUE