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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-02

bSad US rais( proudly
You are fon q dramatic entrances,
Lieut. Craig, y sid coldly But
von have conf without permission.
snd L YOU are ! gentleman you viii
leave at once. Z
The mans handsome face paled un-
der its bronze At the sincerity of the
dismissal. He did NOT attempt to enter
but stood where he was, looking at her
earnestly.
1You let me go away year ago"
he said finally without giving me any
reason without giving me chance to
see you OF toIexplain whatever it was
that mads you misunderstood me. You
did this in face Of the fact that l was
going to the war and might never see
you again. / loved you as man loves
only once in his life, and believed you
loved me in return. Was it fair-was
it proof Of your love to condemn me
without ashearing?
The girls eyes flashed and she drew
herself up to greater height.
"You are only adding deceit to disloy-
atty, Lieut.. Craig must again ask
you to leave mel have suffered
enough
The man entered the room.
ELSA he said soIemnly, con my
honor I do not know what you can mean.
I have thought and puzzled over 1t many
nights in my tent and on many a weary
days march. Three weeks after you had
promised to be my wife and on the day
before we had set to tell your parents of
our enga cement you put me completely
out of your life without giving me any
reason. / have not seen you from the
night you left the theatre in the middle
of the play until last Thursday in the
church. 1 have not been able to get
word or sign from you. swear to you
that I do not know what
The girl stopped him.
"Do not perjure yourself" she said,
until tell you what / saw on the night
you mention You remember, possibly,
that it was theatre party and that you
excused yourself for moment at the
end of the second act, and did not return
when the third act began. You may re-
member, ALSO that | was seated in the
front Of the box nearestEthe stage There
was a soubrette in the play whom I need
not recall to you. When the curtain went
up for the third act, as one of the pieces
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-02

a, Ia of the ma fof ellpQ
Thl 5Idier went ~ 10 her. ignoring
tie presence Of the others
Elsa, Z be said. "as We were march
ing Just now / happened to hear one
man telling another that the light up
here ID the church was tor your we'd
ding to that man whom you do not love.
came away from the march In defiance
OF the laws Of the army and Lam here
to do what is in defiance Of All social
conventions. He drew nearer her.
But it is to keep law greater than
any of them-the law of love. Your
carriage is outside he went on in
rapid tones. "Come away with me
now, before the wrong has been COM
mitted and there is no chance OF re-
lease"
The girl had pushed back her veil
and was looking at him with flashing
eyes.
What right have you" she said, in
a low. tense voice. ito talk to me OF
the law of lover"
The soldier came nearer to her. "Oh,
Elsa" he entreated, II do not know
what you mean. but there is no time
now to doubt or explain" He stepped
close to her and clasped his hands on
hers; he had apparently forgotten that
there was any one else in the room.
On his face was look which needed
no words to complete its meaning.
Il love you," he said, softly, you
know that love you and that there is
nothing else in life to me-"
A wave Of color swept over the girls
face for an instant as her eyes met
his; then she drew her hands away
from him and hid her face in them.
Il cannot" she moaned, sit is too
late''
Above in the tower the clock rang
slowly the eight BELLS The man put
his hand on her arm. Elsa" he cried
passionately, come now. before it is
too late. Don't you hear that they
are playing the prelude to your we'd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-02
Burned to Death.

Special to the Register.
CLIFTON, w. Va, January LENA
Fry. aged thirteen years, was burned to
death at Mason City, her clothes catching
fire at an open crate.
While excavating for mining purposes
Elliott Brothers found a maple log, well
preserved, and imbedded in sand rock
twenty-four feet beneath the surface.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-02

d0PC IuIIXS that
are crippled, save in DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery Although sweet to the
taste 1t contains no syrup or sugar, which
so often disagrees with the dyspeptic stom-
ach 1t contains no alcohol to inebriatc
or create morbid craving for stiinulants.
1t is the only known medicine that acting
through the blood will build new and
healthy lung tissues. 1t builds UP the
lungs because it builds up the whole body.
It endows man with the appetite of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-02

ding march! In the name of my love
of our love-come away with mel"
The girl shook her bowed head and
stood motionless.
Answer me-" he said sternly, will
you degrade yourself with this mock
cry of marriage because you are
afraid of the world, or will you choose
love and the right? I will believe
nothing but yes or mo- from your
lips-which is it,"
She leaned heavily back against the
pillar. mo-" she said, in a scarcely
audible whisper.
The man gave bitter laugh and
flung out of the room. AS he did SO an
usher entered the door from the
church.
Miss Lang and Miss Enders, will
you start, please? Remember that
each couple is to go four steps after
those preceding, and the bride eight
steps after her maid of honor Here
is your father, Miss Carolan. 1 think
you should take your places now, so
that there will be no delay"
But the bride had torn the veil from
her head and crossed the room to her
father with white, determined face.
She laid her hand on his arm.
81 cannot will not" she said, in
an agony of appeal
| Then, as she turned from MS stern
expression to the CONSERVATION and
dismay of those surrounding her. she
gave little cry and fell fainting into
the arms of her friends.
On the next day, and for five days
following, young man in military
dress applied at the residence of Mr..
| John Carolan. whose daughters sudden
| illness had prevented her wedding
ceremony. This illness had continued
and had made it necessary that the
wedding should be indefinitely post
poned. Each day the officer was de-
MED admission; and. moreover, notes
| in a bold masculine hand were thrown
unread into the fire by the young lady
in question.
On the sixth day. as the officer
crossed the street to reach the house,
he caught sight Of blue gown and
brown head through the curtain Of e
window on tbe second fiqn1 =
young man smiled to y
Nsxsased the doorbAQ with
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-02

tUOtUdII prayer. tt puts
strength and muscle into
the stomach and intestines.
and causes the digestive
juices to flow freely. 1t
Ills the blood with the
elements that build up
every organ and tissue of
the badly. 1t turns dis
cased lung tissue into
healthy tissue by aiding
nature in her own process
If tearing down AMI re-
building. It cures bron-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-02
The man who has lost a

The man who has lost a
leg on the field of battle
may find a fairly service
able substitute IN a crutch
or a wooden leg, but the
man whose lungs have
been invaded by the dead
ly germs of consumption
must act promptly or give
up all hope.
There is no substitute for
a destroyed lung, and there
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-02

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. E. w. Groves signature
is on each box. 25c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-24

:, srtte Of the wheat and corn break MAY closed
- easse TO 224c; july. pc Receipts were lis cars
~s+b 1s- for tomorrow. Shorts were the buxers
80 weather keeps favorable.
r7axseed was firm. the cash and May unchanged
-. october and September up nc TO &c Shorts are
S.,ng Influenced by the damage in India and Ar
.en+ina May closed at 81 -; September. 81 25ls;
october 81 IS5s Receipts at the three points were
r ears against 9, last year.
There was q severe break in provisions in the
e., hour with a tremendous commission house
1,,,;6ation one concern is supposed TO have Houi-
Ssted cco tierces lard and 100000 pounds of ribs
n, the decline the Armours were large buyers
r-tnrtng about sharp recovery. Pork lost 4ac and
covered half OF Il, lard lost Use and recovered
I'll OF IL Ribs lost 26c and recovered more than
Saf OF Il.
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90 n1hom Ct clan Concern.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITE

THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA. To the Marshal the South
ern District o. New York. Greeting:
WHEREAS libel and petition has been filed IN the
of United Southern
trict Of New York the 18th day Of March. 1900.
steamship La B7urgogne. praying for OF its
liability loss damage injury the col
sioa between the said steamship La Bourgogne and
British ship Cronaryshire the 4h day July 1895
toned praying that monition in
that behalf be issued and that persons claiming
damages for any such loss damage injury thereby
be cited to before the said ak
OF their claims proceedings being
il shall appear petitioner is not
liable for any such loss, damage injury. may
Analy decreet by the Court; and
WHEREAS the said petitioner has duly
said steamship Bourgogne her pend
Ing freight 10 trustee duly appointed pursuant
the said Court;
YOU ARE Their COhMAN to tie ALL
claiming damages for or in
jury occasioned by said collision appear before said
proof Of respective be
fore Thomas Alexander. Esq, Commissioner said
House and Post Office Building Borough OF
Manhattan. City Of New York. 18th day
Of July, 1900. at II o'clock in the
also commanded cite such claimants appear and
the allegations Of the libel petition herein
before the said lasnamed such further
ue as THIS Court may grant and to have and receive
And what you have in The premises do YOU then
make return 10 this Court. together with this writ
WITNESS. the Honorable Addison Brown. Judge of
District Court OF the United States Southern
day Of March, nineteen hundred
and Of the Independence OF the the kun
dred and twenty-fJUrth
JONES & GOWN - L MN o's''
Proctors for Petitioner.
No. As Cedar street New York.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

West End-ave, = :. 1911 # n Of 97th-st. 36xs9;
Edward Fitzpatrick 70 Julia \ 5 Fitzpatrick.
Sth-aVe 4 " cor liSth-st, 90. l1X1O0; George W
Ellis. referee. 10 William Rankin. ..-......
4th-ave cor S0th-st, 102. 2x19 TX irregular;
3d-ave, $ 21-2 II Of I2d-st, 2JNl00, I'D
ST. n $ 1876 fl " Of 3d-ave so 6xIO2 , Daniel
Reilly, trustee, and another 10 Mary Nc
143d-st, No 225 West, 25xo9 II; Mary Lawrte
10 susan NJ Bergen. n. - ..-..-..-..
1C9th-sC :, % II E OF LsXngtJr-ave 25X
I0c.11; Sylvester L H Ward, referee, TO Henry
Howla I'd. trustee ................
Ansterdam-ave corner 164th-st, 2T1OxI0O;
Charles Donohue. referee. 10 Robert c Watson.
5Tth-st, No 453 West. l6. SXl00.5, Pauline Glass
man 10 Pine Perlsten. .-...... ..-.........
123d-st. n $ 315 fl of 6th-ave. 45I1x1O0.11;
Congregation Adath Israel OF West Farms 70
Max bernstein .
Bedford-st. No 10. :. 20x39x irregular; julius
A Ritter julius J Ritter. ....-....... .....
Cherry-st. No 156, s. 20.2xI5; WILDER Mcbride
referee to Pincus Lowenfeld and another.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-24
REAL ESTATE.
SALE OF A BROADWAY BUILDING-LAT-
EST NEWS FROM BROKERS

John y. Golding and Frank Seymour have sold
Frederick @. Bourne. Of the Singer Manufactur-
ing Company for George Rainsford and others the
five story Iron front building. Nos. $50 and 157
Broadway 39sx115. Tx40x1134. The building ad-
joins the Singer Building at the northwest corner
Of Broadway and Liberty-st II IS understood that
a new building Will be put up the site TO con-
form with the corner building. but no definite plans
have yet been determined upon De Seloins
Brothers represented the buyers in the transac-
ton.
w. P. Mangam has sold Cor the estate of Chester
A Arthur the three lots the north side OF one
hundred-an md thirtyeghthst, and three lots on the
south side of thirty-ninth-st. 40
feet east of Lenox-ave.. for immediate improve
ment.
Lowenfeld & Prayer have sold to Morris Baer for
Improvement the four story brick tenement house
25x9s9 No $50 East Twenty eighth-st.; terms
private.
Justice Rufus B. Cowing has purchased the four
story dwelling house in Lexington-ave adjoining
the dwelling house owned by him, at the south
st. This gives him plot 3S.i feet in the avenue
Fein6erg & friedman have sold the three seven
story buildings the west side of Eliza beth
The PaTson estate has Iisu sold 10 E NJ Herzog the
four 0 N story brow dWeng mousse on io'
Daniel B. Freedman is the buyer OF No. 90 East
Sixty hrst-st, the sale Of which by Douglas ROBIN
& Co has been announced.
Richard V. Harnett K Co have sold 10 j. w Cox
2S9x9s,a, No. II East Thirty:eigh5h-st., and the
brick stable, on lot 2oNs'S9. No. 10 East Ihlfly-
ninth-st
George F. Johnson & Sons have sold two story
and basement brick and stone dwelling house on
lot 2Jx100 the west side of Kely-st., Sd feet
north of Observation-Disclosures iXth-st., 10 Emil
GoldniCk for $500. -
Kahn Baumann; in conjunction with F; VIII VII
lam Sohns, have sold the northwest corner OF one
hundred -sixteenth-st and Fifth-ave. TO D. w.
Wehrenberg, who will make extensive alterations.
The offerings the New-York Real Estate Sales
room yesterday disposed of as follows
By Bryan L. Kennedy; No. 22S Seventh-ave., west
side, 4942 feet north of Twenty third-st, l96XSj
four story and extension brick building; puohc
auction sale: to H. Colin for $1S,oo0 No 1853 Con
vent-aVe.. side. IS feet north of hundred
Observation-Disclosures, l7xS5, three story and bass
and brick dwelling house; public auc-
ton sale bid 1900 No. 100 West e-hundred-
and-thirty-fourth-st, north side 175 feet west of
Lenox-ave.. 25X991l, ive-story and basement brick
and brownstone dwelling house executors sale; bid
in at Sl59 600. No 327 East SiXty-ffhst, north side
315 feet east of Second-ave, 20Xl005, three story
brick dwelling house; executrix's sale; TO G. K.
Westerfed. for $1,000.
BY James L. Wells: No 1oS Varick-st.. southeast
corner Broomest. 2x36.2, three-story frame build
ing; executors sale; and No. $50 Broome-st., ad-
joining above, 2Llx21, four-story brick tenement
house. executors sale; 10 Emma E. HageTman. for
HS,925.
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foreclosure Sales
SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
- YORK-HOWARTl MOTT POTTER 20 al. Plaintiffs.
against JAMES ADAIR- e al, Defs2oants
In pursuance OF Judgment foreclosure and sale.
above entitled action, Gear
March. 1900 l. the undersigned
referee in judgment named, viii sell public auc
ton al the Estate Sa.esroOnl. No III
Broadway the Borough % Manhattan. city OF New
York on the day April 1890 al u O'Clock nogn
on that 6ay Peter Meye~ * Co. Au1rio1eers the
premises directed by said Judgment Re sold. and
described follows
All that certain and lot piece parcel
ground situated tie @outlery side q TWENTY
street Ninth and Tenth Avenues in The
City bounded and described as follows;
BEGINNING point IN the said soutaerly side of
Twenty-eighh hundred and fifteen feet west
westerly side Of said Ninth Avenue ara
running soUJEerly parallel with said Ninth Ave
niretyeisht inches the centre lire OF
westerly along said centre line fifteen
parallel with said Ninth Avenue 20
and through Of another party wall ninety
eight inches the said s1utheriy side OF
Twenty-eighth and thence easteTiy along said
southery side OF Twentye=hh street fifteen feet 20 Tie
point beg ming. said premises being known
Number 40 West 2Sth Street and being the same
conveyed 20 the said James AfaT
by Samuel TrimbI- bee-inE date the 2lsr day
March. 1857 recorded Office Of The Register
City sn6 County o. New York in L-oer LOFT o.
COnveyancss. page so
Dated. New York April I'd, 1900
ENfII. C;OL.DMARK. Referee.
CARY & WHITRIDGE Attorneys for Plaintiffs. No
WaIl-st- Borough q Manhattan New York City
The following diagram Of tne property 70 Be sold
described being Number 40
West Tweuty-eghth Street.
2Sth
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The approximate Of the sn charge IS sat.sf
Which the above described property sold SIS
81 thereon from the lSsh day Of March.
together wi allowances amounting %
1894 with interest March 26 1900 together
sale The amount
taxes other liens which % Be a
lowe OF the purchase money. or
paid the referee Croto1 water So and Interest
The premises Will De sold IN C1e parcel subject % re
following ulcrtsass
FOR s24 0O1 wth Interest four per ceat anaun
from July I. 1900
mortgage STA 1850 with at ave per eent
per annur from November -. 1899
S9,+5o. with interest per cent
annura from September J. 1893
Eugene p BaFen and James Carney and Catherine rs
Me recorded IN Register Of the Cou1y
o. New YORK in I.ber ConveyanCes SIS. and
10 claim for Of said party
wall pursuant % .sd wall ayreement
Dated New York. March Goth. 1900
EMANCE Ell. BLUNENSTIEI~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-24

approximate amount OF The lien charge 70 SATISFY
which the above described property be sold. .
interest thereon from the i@ch day OF
March together with and allowances amount
ing 10 $50 interest from March Is. 1890 70
with the epproNirnafs
assessments or other liens which are
be allowed purchase
- paid bv the Referee $liSS2 and interest
Wv EMIL. CiOLDMARK Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-24
dissolution Nolier.

STATE OF NEW YORK Office Of the Secre-
- tary o.
THIS CERTIFICATE issued in duplicate hereby eerti-
fe thar ADAMS x HOPKINS. domestic stock
porar!on nsd this onice This twelfth day %
April 1900 for voluntary dissolution Of saeh
crporation IN section - Stock Cooperation
and that IL appears thererom corporation has
com ed viii said order dissolved
WITNESS nv hand ana The once II the
the CITY Of Albany
Tseal q Secretary twelfth day II April tho1-
Of St4ue-l n hundred
T1Or Revenue STAMP JOHN T. q DONOCGH
cancelled Secretary STATE.
GEO. GARDINER FRY.
COUNSEL. FOR DISSOLVING STOCKHOLDERS 90
Nassau Street. New York Clty,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-24

so BroadWay. New York. April 23rd. 1900.
NOTICE IS hereby given that the Annual
~ Meeting Stockholders Of the VIRGINIA IRON,
COAL AND COKE COMPANY will be held a Office OF
the Company in Pulaski Virginia. Tuesday. May
18th 1850 Twelve O'Clock Noon.
OF the Company will close Tuesday, May 1900
? o'clock P. NJ and reopen On Wednesday, May 18TH
1859. 10 o'clock 4. NJ.
By order the Board Of Directors.
u EICKS. Assistant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-24

THE DENVER & RIO GRANDE r.. r. co.
Denver, Colorado, April 18th, 1900.
To the Holders of both Preferred Common Stock OF
The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Co
NOTICE IS hereby given that a special meet
ing stockholders. both preferred common
The & Rio Grande Railroad Company viii be
principal office Company, Equta-
bic Building a Denver Colorado Tuesday, the 18th
day May, D 1900 o'clock in the afternoon,
determine whether the Company when il dsposes Of the
whole part Of the S2277O00 value Of The Rio
GTande Southern Railroad Companys first mortgage four
per gold bonds. held and owned by the Com
pany. shall guarantee the payment the and all
thereon.
The transfer books Of The COMPANY for the transfer Of
the stock Of the Company. will close with the
business Friday the 4th day May 1900 and reopen
the morning Of Wednesday, May 10th, 1900
This called order Board Direct
EDGAR H. BOOTH. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-24
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

~ OF NEW YORK.-Pincus Lovenfeld and William
Prayer plaintiffs against sommer and others de-
PENDANTS
entitled action bearing
date the twenty March. 1900 / The under
signed said Judgment named. VIII sell AZ
public auction at York Real Estate Salssroon
No III Broadway Borough ~ Manhattan. civ %
New York DAY 81 April 1890 az y O'Clock
N William Kennedy, auctioneer, TIE
premises directed said judgment be sold and therein
described follows:
All those Of land. with the ouildings
Nineteenth Ward IN The Tough -
Manhattan. the city Of New York and IN Block 'osl
Land Map % the CITY Of New York snd
together bounded and described follows sesnnns a.
Point eastery line OF Third avenue distant seventy
inches and half OF an inch a9rtaer'y
with northerly line Of EGhtyh1th street and
running thence northery along line OF Third
Avenue dfy-One thence eastery- and
ael Eishty-hfth and partly through party
the premises hereby conveyed ard
partly adjoining the north. one hun
southerly and parallel with Third ave-
nue. hfy-one feet inch and thence westerly. ard
Eishtyhfh hundred feet 20 the
Iasterly the Doint place o be-
beng known the street Nun
bers 1919 ThiFd avenue
York. March 3jyh. 1900.
EMANUEL. BLUMENSTIEI4 Referee
EMANUEL ARNSTEIN.
ATTORNEY for Plaintiffs.
No Nassau y. Y. Borough q Manhattan.
The following I diagram OF the property De sold
numbers being 1917 and 1912
Third avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-24
Gin lJrupcrtn for Sale.

ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE NEW
AMERICAN BASEMENT HOUSES, Is 10 80
FEET WIDE. NOW APPROACHING COM
PLETION ON 10TH AND GOTH STREETS,
NEAR MADISON AVE.Nt-T7 OLD COLUMBIA
COLLEGE PLOT ARTISTIC AND MODERN
IN EVERY SENSE AMI THE ONLY Low
PRICED NEW HOUSES FOR SALE BELOW
59TH STREET PRICES FROM $4,000 UP.
AN OPPORTUNITY THAT WILL NOT OC-
CUR AGAIN. PLANS AND PARTICULARS
OF THE OWNER AND ARCHITECT.
CHARLES Buck, 100 WEST 42D STREET.
OR ANY BROKER.
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JAMES EDWARD HIGGINS otherwise GEORGE BAKER.
WHEREAS proceedings have been commenced


WHEREAS proceedings have been commenced
= the Charcerr Division Of the High
STAMP 1esl Court Of Justice Enga and Mat
ter Of William Higgins, deceased young
v Higgins, 1900. II. No. Oh. [ determine whether
me funds now representing the legacy OF $4,000 be
queathei by the Testator, William Higgins. deceased
OF Willis. gentleman who died 24th August 1882
for the benefit Of James Edward Higgins. and
children. the Accommodations
and what thereof Invisible. or whether
the income Of the said funds
should continue 10 be accumulated for any and what
period.
The said James Edward Higgins was nephew Of the
England. with his wife. Georgina, by
he had six children. on or about August.
James Edward Higgins went New York. America,
he IS said have passed under the George
Baker. He IS stated 10 have New Jersey.
lea, 1850 and have the year New
York. from which last mentioned city he last
1851
The said James Edward Higgins otherwise George
Baker,. If living If dead. claiming through
him 10 be interested in the said funds,
by their solicitor. before the 22nd
1900 his their claim d book kept
purpose the chambers OF Nj Justice stirling the
Royal Courts Justice strand. England. 20
l,ers IN default they will be perenporiiy
excluded from the benefit Of order the
Thursday, the day MAJ. at u O'Clock az
said hshers is appointed for hearing
adjuGicating upon the claims.
Dated this 9th day u March. 1900
SAMUEL a. ". SATOW. Master.
JANSON COBB PEARSON & CO,
81 Finsbury circus London England plaintiffs Solicit