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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-26
BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of Day in the Town at the
End of the Bridge.

|. Mrs. John McFedries died early yes
terday morning. at her home, on JAG
quet street. after an Illness OF several
weeks. The funeral Will take place
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, and
Will be In charge Of the Salvation Army
Of Wheeling.
Lucy. the fourteen-year-old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lawson, died
yesterday morning OF consumption. The
funeral will take place tomorrow
morning at o'clock, and the intcrment
will be at Llnwood cemetery.
A business meeting OF the knights
OF Pythias was held last evening. This
Is the first meeting that has been held
for three weeks, and 4 great deal OF
business was up before that body.
The Mckinley and Roosevelt March,
ing Club will drill enrh evening next
week. The club will probably go to
Pittsburgh Tomorrow week.
Rev. ]. S. Secrest went to Smithneld
yesterday to attena the funeral OF Mrs.
S. B. Salmon, wife OF the pastor Of the
NJ. E. church OF thnt place.
Mrs. J. C. Delchter and daughter.
Miss Ruth. OF Cad!z. are the guests OF
friends In Bridgeport and vicinity.
Miss Hattie Wells, OF Harrlsvllle, is
spending n few days with friends and
relatives In West Wheeling.
Mayor Fred Neinlnger yesterday pre-
scented the Democratic club OF this city
n handsome silk banner.
Frank Fes returned last evening from
n three weeks visit with his parents at
Ebonsburg. PA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Holloway went
to Flushing yesterday to spend the day
with friends.
The Democratic club went to Tilton-
vile yesterday, together with several
others.
Miss Jane B. Faithful OF Emerson,
was calling on friends in the city yes.
tcrday.
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Bellaire Briefs.

Samuel Wise and family, who have
been the guests at the home OF Robert
Lopemnn. in the Fifth ward. have re-
turned to their home in West Virginia.
The Uniform Rank, knights OF Py-
thias. OF this city. will attend the fair
and festival OF the Uniform Rank COM
pany, at MoundsvIle. next week.
Miss Cassie Myers. OF the Fifth
ward. will resign her position with the
Beilalre Paint Company, and enter n
Wheeling business college,.
The Republican club. Of the Fifth
ward. met last night at the hose house,
to make arrangements for the turn
out tomorrow night. ~ a'Ges
Amos R. Corbett has bought from ia
cob Long. the house and lot known MS
No. 4 In Horns addition to Belaire;
price, $1,000.
A. P. Tallmnn. Of the First National
bank, Is at Columbus. attending the
| convention Of the Ohio Bankers Asso-
citation.
The Benwood Republicans Will have a
big parade this evening. and all tho
clubs from Bellaire are invited to take
part.
Prof. A. W. Hawks gave his lecture,
ouhSilllc anu oHduuW, ~ tnc flTSt
Methodist Episcopal church, last even
ing. ~
Mrs. DR.. a. II. Korner and daughter,
OF Woodsfeld. Is visiting W. B. Work.
man and family In the Fourth ward.
Mrs. NJ. Edgar and Mrs. ]. W. Watt,
Of GAINESVILLE. are guest of Mrs.
James Fitton, In the Fourth ward.
w. c. Wnrnock, Of the Fourth ward
has recovered his valuable blood hound
which disappeared Inst Friday.
Mrs. a. Wolfe. Of Martins Ferry. was
the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Harry
Herzberg. Wednesday. r-8
Miss Lulu Robinson, OF Washington,
Pa. is the guest OF Miss Helen Sanders,
In the Fourth ward.
Mrs. J. C. T. Wilkinson, who has been
seriously III with malaria fever. Is con-
siderably improved.
Harry Ebcrline. jr.. OF Powhatan. Is
visiting at the home Of William Price,
In the Fourth ward.
Miss Lena Aplin. OF Canal Dover. Is
visiting the family Of J. W. Corbett, In
the Third ward.
J. G. Crawford, the paint man. will
move his family TO Colorado Springs,
Col, next week.
Cooney Stanb has n neat and hand
some new window sign ut his Union
street cafe. 10.
L. Grclla & Son. OF the Fifth ward.
are building an addition to their gro
Gerry store.
There will be n general teachers
meeting at tho Central building this
afternoon.
Joseph a. Goddard and Miss Corn,
Glover. of this city. have been licensed
TO marry.
George Gcnrs;ing and Miss Anna
Brlese. OF this city, have been licensed
to marry.
Hanson Tyler and bride are expected
to arrive home from their wedding trip
to-day.
Mrs. r A. Packer, OF Ur!Chsvlle. Is
visiting relatives in the Fourth ward.
Miss Mary Kelly has accepted POSI-
ton MS sales lady for Freedman Dros.
George Thompson OF Mingo, was the
guest OF Bellalrc friends Wednesday.
Herbert Ferren. OF Rose Xiii. 1. home
from n weeks visit to Pittsburgh.
Richard St. Clnir. OF Columbus. Is
spending n few days In this city.
Mrs. a. Brady and Miss ldn Nelson.
OF Wcllsburg. are In the city.
Charles Arnold. OF the Fourth ward. Is
Visiting relatives nj Ozark.
Robert Altmycr, Of benwooi. is NOV
Ing his family 10 this place.
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awful anxiety felt for tho widow
Of the brave General Burnhnm. OF Ma.
chlns. Me. when tho doctors said she
could not live TIL morning." writes Mrs.
s. II. Lincoln, who attended her that
fearful night. All thought she must
soon die from Pneumonia. but sho
begged for DR.. Kings New Discovery.
snyins II had mora than once saved her
life, and had cured her OF Consurnntion
After three srnail doses she slept easily
all night. and Its further use completely
cured her" This marvellous medicine
is guaranteed 10 cure all Throat. Cheat
and Lung Diseases. Only 5oc and 81 90
Trini bottles free at the Logan Drug
Co.'S drug store.
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Death Of William Bolte,

Mr.. William Bolte. a highly respected
citizen Of the Fourth ward, died at his
home here yesterday morning. after n
short illness. OF stomach trouble. De-
ceased was asr1 In Wheeling. forty
four years ago, and came to Bellaire
with his parents, when ten years Of
age, and has been q resident OF our city
ever since. He was married less than
a year ago, and the grief stricken wife
and family, have the sympathy OF a
large circle Of friends in their sad be-
reavement. He was 4 member Of the
German Reform church. the I. O. O. F.
and encampment, and the Belmont Tur-
ners. The funeral Will take place to-
morrow. probably. fs t
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
of Belmont County.

Hon. J. ]. Gill. the congressman from
this district, was in this city yesterday,
for u short time. and mingled with
number of friends, but owing to the
short time he had did not cover as
much ground as Intended. He Is Just
home from season Of roughing 1t and
hopes to be able to get around again
before long. Although not entirely re-
covered from the troubles Incident to
insomnia he has progressed so well that
most OF his friends were impressed
With the idea that he was quite himself
again. Affable and courteous. he makes
II splendid impression upon all he meets
and his vlgor will be apparent from now
on and In his official capacity. While
here he called to see the Democratic
candidate, but that gentleman was ab-
sent at q barbecue.
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cntnrrh canno, be Cured

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS. AZ they
cannot reach the seat OF the disease.
Catnrrh /, n blood or constitutional dis
ease, and In order TO cure Il you must
take Internal remedies. Halls Ca;a5rh
Cure 4. taken Internally. md acts Ill
reclly on the blood and Fnu-
cuus surfaces, Halls CataTTh cure
Ia not quuck medicine. II
was prescribed by ono ct the
best physicians IN this country for
years, hua Is regular prescription. II
IL composed Of the best torics known,
combined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly On the mucous surfaces
The perfect combination Of the two In
gradients lK what produces suoh-won-
dcrtul results in curinS Ca,Rrrh. Send
for testimonials free.
j.. J. CHENEY 8 CO.. Props.
Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists. price 75c.
Halls Family pill9 are the best.
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their work on the new United Presby-
terrain church.
Miss Ruth McClcary Is seriously III
at her home. on Vine street, with ty.
phoid fever.
The NJ. A. Hanna club will attend the
demonstration at Bellalrc Saturday
evening. fSt
L. J. c. Drennea was at Brilliant on
business yesterday.
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The Weems Meeting.

The Republican meeting Tomorrow
evening. to be addressed BIZ Hon. C. L.
Weems, will be a hummer. The Uni
form Rank, knights Of Pythias, bnnd
will be out and furnish the music and
oil the clubs will betin line to help the
cause along. AS political speaker.
Mr.. Weems needs no enconium here.
He Is well known and Is sure to draw q
crowd Neighhoring clubs ure also to
be present 90 ass af..-a .Irtt sN a. IN
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
ORLOFF L. ZANE,
No. ~ Fourteenth Street.
.....FOR RENT. !. .

Desirable residence at Elm Grove, III
modern conyentences OF Gas. eieot1ta
light and water. u.7.'F' ~
a. busch property. ~, h
No. 17o Seventeenth street, 3 rooms-Si
No. 35G Chapllne street, 2 rooms-S5.
No. 80 Sixteenth street, eellar-slo.
No. 10 Virginia street-S1o. ~
Blacksmith shop on Market street, north
OF Twenty-fourth street
Building on alley in rear of .Germauta
Hall Dollar Savings Bank. 80.
FOR SALE
Store and dwelling on Eighteenth street.
Two stx-roomed houses, Mound5v!lle, W.
Va. 81 .t.5f ~
Cheapest lot in Bclyedere addition: lays
well: fronts on two streetssaSd on allsJ,
price sl2S. tf9li o
No. Band No 80 South Torlrst-eat. har-
gain for % days. s !, .l a 1
No. 1l23, Charles street
No. 2 Maryland street
No. Is BYfth strees. -
Ground co feet square on EishtcenthsSt
6-roomed house on Main street -
No. So Sixteenth street. stor6 room.
10 rooms and cellar Will be sold cheap II
sold in the next 20 dhye. Es.'tN
Store room and five rooms, brick build-i
ing. good location. vita an, old es-
: tabllsbed trade.
Lot on South Front street.
No. % Main street. 49, l. % 81
No. Az Main street
No. 60 North Front street.
No. 81 Sixteenth street, store room and 20
: rooms. 5,g
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Wallsburg VS.. LinslY.

The Wellsburg High School and Lin
sly Institute eevens contest Mt the
Island ball park this afternoon at
o'clock. The lineup Of the two teams
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINos.
Q STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

;
The undersigned corTorntors OF WherA
Ing Board OF Trade hereby Eive notice
that they have appointed November :, a
the date, y. m. the hour. rs ths Tina
and Chamber o; Commerce. corner Oh
Market and Fourteenth streets As M
place. fer the holding OF tho general meet.
iug Of the stakeholder. OF the said cor
roration, for tho purpose OF orEanisst,on.
elcctIng n boNrl OF directors and attend
inG to such business as may be properly
done at such meeting. 900 .
(Sisned) WILBUR r, STONE,
GEORGE Z. HOUSE,,
JAMES II. MCKEE,,
SAMUEL Al. RICE,
JOHN WATERHOuSE,
ALBERT II. SCHENK,
GEORGE A. LAuGHLiN,
oc2 Corporatass,
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FAMILY WASHING,

Rough Dry Washed, Starched and
Dried 5 cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Troned, 8
cents per pound.
All hand work Suished 10 cents
per pound. Al LuT2 BROS.
Home Steam Laundry.
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REDEMPTION OF
y CITY OF WHEELING BONDS.
"EInin Street Bridge Bonds-Sec.
oud Series" .,


Tho undersigned commissioners OF tho
city OF Wheeling, ". Va. appointed IN.
der an ordinance OF said city. passed tho
Sth day OF September. 1891. entitled, IAN
ordinance to provide for the issuo ana
salc OF bonds OF The city Of Wheeling, 10
he known as the Main Street Bftdro
Bonds-Sccond Series and for the "a.
dcmption and payment thereof" hereby
give notice that certain OF said honda
have been duly selected and determined
by them On accordance with the rro.
visions Of said ordinance. and with tina
consent OF the holders OF all OF said scrles
OF hondsl. for redemption and payment
at their pnr value on the FIRST day OF No.
ycmbcr 1870 that is 10 say:
Bond number one ~. for 500: bond
number twenty-six t?G, for 500; bond
number twenty-sevcn ca. for tst6, bond
number twcnty-eiEht (.sp, for 500, ana
bond number cishty-siI SO. FOR 5000:
aSErC5ating $4,000.
The said bonds will he redeemed AND
paid ut the Bank OF tho Ohio Valley, in
Eaid city OF Wheeling. on and after No
vember !. 1850. and interest thereof viii
cease upon that day.
]. 4. MILLER,
l.. Z. SANDS.
II. ". PETERSON,
Commissioners Main Street Bridge Loan
Second Ecrics. ocIs
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ONLY THE PORTER.

Scorcr5-AicGrunaha and Deiters.
To-niSht-Musce Colts VS.. Brunswlcks
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Musee League.
Rough Riders took three straight from
Pine Ribbons lnSt nvht JunkIns led with
b5G, his 2i2 in the third game being the
r'sa'- -, " cYc-tHS. Score:
ROUGH RIDERS. LIST. I'd. 3d. Total
= .s-..I....I ................ .Jy Ia, "a p2i
Frnhnc ................ Iii 1876 100 49,
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GENERAL NOTICES.
ID EXEMPTION OF BONDS, LOAN 1851.

ID EXEMPTION OF BONDS, LOAN 1851.
WHEELING, W. Va. Oct is, 1900.
i. The following bonds OF tho loan OF 1s1
have this day been drawn by lot. Accord
Ing to ordinance. and will be. Redeemed
on and after the first day OF November,
1900. at the Bank OF the Ohio VaIloy, IN
tercst on tho same censes on that day:
Bonds $4,000 ench-Nos. 693,T237, 5SS, ls1,
g. la5, iii, us. o2s, e9i. t.. SIS ia 4b. So,
6SS. IA. 6os 81. CSI. COO. 70, Isl. -. 40,
40, 6l5.
Bonds $4,000 cach-Nos. SAC. 1s3. 81, rs.
VI. 3. SIMPSON,
JULIUS POLLOCK,
ocr7 Commissipnars.
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

12-room brick residence, lot 5s fcet frant,
very desirable property. On eChapllno
street, between Twenty-iirst and Twenty
third. A special price for q fow days.
broom brick residence, all modern con-
,veniences; on ChapiIne street, between
Eleventh and Fourteenth. So
+. s-room. two-story franc. modern I'M
iprovemcnts; on South Front street; rents
I for s25 per month; price 5000. s
! Business property on Market and Main
streets.
MONEY TO LOAN /. Z. +
iTHEO. w. FINK & CO.,
\ No. 1863 Market Street. Il
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07

--r,,on. the lake rate showing drop from &c to
. seaboard reports twenty loads for export
rrutsh Government report IS expected. n drop
. . .etbly eight points from July. September sold
- .1.. g-l,c 10 3sc and closed at 8ss.c.
- sp!te Of large receipts. 55S cars. with IS9 for
o-roH oats were firm, closing Ac to Ac over
ey,rdav; August 211s02lAc; September, 2@sg2l}ic;
ooa,ober ga a217zc. Shipping houses were the buy
- futures: offerings were light, The visible
.oeed Jos 30 bushels. Although receipts here
- been large for week the stock, l'4l7.G9 bush
= .ov,ed a decrease for the week OF l3500o
bushels. 49,, ,, ,,-,+,,
= csrs AT this market. Cash is rapidly losing Its
rsrol,,n. dropping to-day SC from Saturday. The
f.,ras were Of 2lsc to 3l4c-August, 81 81; Septem-
- g 20. October. 81 2554.
Notwithstanding large hog receipts. 5000 at the
Yards with prices SC 10 loc lower provisions after
.-crorary dip. early rallied, and closed where
-, aid on Saturday. The news from Tampa was
e-c,,raging. no new cases and only three on the
a., armour was buyer Of ribs; shorts were COW
l-rr lard; shipments Of product were a little
baad Of last year.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07
Go inhom u fflan Concern.


THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES or AMERICA. TO THE MARSHAL OF
THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. GREET
Whereas a libel and petition has been filed IN
the OF the United for Southern
Cumpagn.e Generate Transatlantique owner the
steamship La BouIguSne. praying for limitation
liability for the loss, damage injury
coll said steamship La
CromaTtyshre, the 4th day Of
for and causes in said libel
and praying that mOntiun OF the
Tor such loss, damage m
thereby cited to before the Court and
proof OF their respective claims pro
had. that II IL shall
liable such loss,
jury il may finally decreed by the Court: and
Whereas, petitioner has duly surrendered
pending freight duly appointed pursuant 10
order Of the said Court;
therefore commanded TO cite all persons claim
damages for any such loss damage injury oc-
said collision appear before Court
due proof OF their respective claims before
Thomas Alexander. Esq. Commissioner the said
and Post Once Building Borough 81
Manhattan, City Of New York at or before the
commanded 10 cite such claimants appear and
answer allegations Of the libel and petition herein
before the said last named date within
further this Court grant and have and
receive relief may be due.
And you have done premises do YOU then
make return 10 t.iS Court together with vhis writ
District Court Of the United States southern
District Of New York the City Of New York. this
18th day OF May In the Of Lord nineteen
dred and Of the independence OF the
hundred and twenty fourth
sAML H LYMAN. Clerk
Proctors for Petitioner.
No * Cedar Str~st View
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribuns
received their Uptown Office. No 1242 Broadway.
door north OF 3Ist-st O'Clock advertise
received the following branch Offices regular
ONCE rates until O'Clock viz - shave
cor 23 St. i52 6thave. I2th-st-. Macys 6h-ave
and l4thst: l42 COIuuhusave, West 66thst- 1o6
West f2d st. 6th-ave: % East 14hst. 25T
42dst between 9Th and sth 159 East 47thst. ISIS
Sd between 76;h and 18th IO26 3d-ave near
6lsts 17oS 1st-ave- s0thst.: 65O 3d-ave near
41st-s 554 3dave-: 21O Bleecksrst: Bleecksrs;.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07
Business Opportunities.

4 BUSINESS MAN having been established in Paris for
= = first class social relations in
London. cOnnOisseur and Judge ancient
obiecs pictures wishes an active and
respectable sleeping parne large capital for .he
and sale Of said objects.
s. establish besides House for
cient arobiecs tapestries furnures and especially
a time branch IN
London and il would be sleep
ing partner should himself 10 The New
York house
Parte- with real interest In The requested
10 q W w W. 500.
Using Agency JOHN +. JONES < co. 81 bis rue du
FaubE. Montmartre Paris. FIRST class references
offered.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07
N-oTIcE no s.-Whereas appll.

~ cation has been made by Charles J. Wood 10
Surrogate Co Irt Of Suffolk 'ouuty letters
minIstraton upon the estate ot Charles Wood OF
of Babylon the County Of suffolk
AMI said applicant has filed petition praying that
tar penalty o bond be given by rs
administrator snail exceed double
claims of creditors said prevented
pf
OF Civ Procedure. Notice hereby given persons
claims said Charles Wood deceased
they required To present their said claims with
vouchers thereof the Of Suffolk County
his ottce Rverhead in said County before the
day Of August 1900
Dated July 9th. 1900 NATHAN u. PETTY. Surrogate.
WILLIAM G. NICOLI- Attorney for Petitioner. Baby
Ion y Y
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p Proposals
PUBLIC NOTICE.-Sealed proposals win be

received by the Common Council OF the City Of New
Rochelle. n. Y. up 70 o'clock p m. Tuesday August
9TH. 1900 at the City Hail. Main Mechanic
Sts in said city for hirty-three bonds Of
thousand dollars each. and
hundred dollars and ninety
four for the purpose provided in 2O9
OF the Laws o 1899
The said bonds will be numbered from twenty-five
fftyeigh inclusive and viii sold TO the person firm
or corporation Offering The highest premium
he said bonds o he registered and PAYABLE
Follows; Bonds number tUenty-siX.
thousand dollars fwob eaC
thereafter until the total
The ineres. said bonds the rate Of -. per
cenuTn per annun. and payable the days Feb
ruary and August each year.
Said bonds be dated August is 1900
All proposals must he mpaned certified check
National Rank for S1OOOUO payable to the order Of
the City Treasurer Of the cry o Rochelle y Y
The Common Council right to reject any or
all bids
Bids TO be addressed Andrew SELF. City Clerk and
marked
BY order of the Common Council Of the city Of New
Rochelle.
Dated New Rochelle. n Y July 10Th 1900
ANLEEM j SELZ
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07
IN PrRsUANCE OF an order OF Hon. Abne

- g Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County Me- York
Notice Is hereby given 10 all persons having claims
Cllender. late OF the
deceased present th@ same with vouchers thereof 10
subscriber her place Of tTansaCug business.
of H. Robinson. Esq, No. 2D3 Broadway,
in the city of York. Borough Of Manhattan.
befI Of February Dated New York
the 9th day " August, 1870 JESSIE GILLENDER,
Aimnistratrix. SETH II. ROBINSON. Attorney for Ad-
minIstratrjx. 203 Broadway New York, y. Y Borough
o. Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07
STPREAIE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YORK--WilIiam W Johnson John Jar,7ine as
Trustees under VIII Alvin
fit OF Virginia II. Montagte. Plaintiffs against sophia
IsenberV al. Defendants In pursuance n a fuIs-
ment Of fTe"iosure and sale duly aud entered IN
the above entitled action fearing date
OF July. 1900 the undersigned the Referee IA aid
Judgment named! will sell public auction at the New
York Real Estate sales Room. III Broadway IN
the Roroueh O. Manhattan II Work.
Gav 1900. - O'Clock noon On that dav bv
Bryan l. Kennedy & Company AUctfoneers the premises
directed by said Judgment be sold therein de-
sCrbed fulNws-
All thar certain lot piece parcel OF land with the
building thereon erected situate lying ana being In he
CITY, County State ot New York Borough Cf Man
haitian. bounded and described follows VIZ. s'1n-
mencing southeast corner Of and Ave
and 102nd Street Eas.-rIv along 1oa1i
Street an $Cet Soltlery
parallel West End fee- eleven
1D thence Westerly T0s1J
Street Of The through party wall Sevsnfv
(T2l West End Avenue ana running thee
NoTherIy along West End Avenue Seventeen f75 r-a1
eleven uO inches To the point place of Beginning
John Edward Fslk bearing ava7 5sta
recorded suluItaneoJsIv rbs-s
Dated. New York. July 18th 1900.
- ~ PORTE V RANSOM Referee.
New York City. H.
The following diagram Of the premises N - so14
End Aven' E:
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The approximate ot the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property is 20 be sold >
with thereon from the 10th day e
july and allowances amounting
S326O5. with from July 18th 1900 together
with the of the sale
The approximate OF taxes. other
which be allowed the purchaser OF the
purchase paid Referee $3.50 and
Dated. New York. July 1870.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-07

The aroroxiTa'e amount q The lien or charge 20
is S313n with interest thereon from 18th day =
July 1900 together with the allowances
amounting S2OS 81 with interest July II 1900
together with expenses of the sale
The pproXinate amount % taxes assessments Or
other liens which De allowed the purchaser
out Of the purchase money paid by referee Is
Sgt45I interest.
The Will be sold subject covenants against
nUisarCes
Dated New York. JULY 10. 1900.
VINCENT VICTORY. Referee