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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-12
THE CLARK CASE.
Tonstarabip Progress WAS Made I
the Investigation.

Tons,arabie Progress WAS Made IN
the investigation.
Washington, January H., More progress
WAS made In the senatorial investigating
eases of Senator CLARK tMouil today than
on any previous days Of the sitting of the
senate committee in this case, Mr. White
side concluded his testimony and three
other witnesses, state Treasurer Collins,
state Senator " A. CLARK OF Madison
county namesake, but not relative of
the senator Frederick w. Cowan rail-
road conductor residing at Missoula, the
home OF Speaker Stif Of the Montana house
OF representative. were heard
MIR. Collins statement related entirely
10 the depositlng of the $4,000 in three
SIC, 900 bills turned over to the legislative
Investigating committee by Mr. Whiteside
and by that committee deposited with the
treasurer Mr.. Collins exhibited this
money aud the exhibition attracted large
attendance OF outsiders IN the COMMITTEES
room.
! senator Clarks namesake detailed the
particulars Of his acceptance OF 10000
/ from Mr., Welcome. said to be one OF MIR.
Clarks managers, on the UNDERSTANDINGS
that he was to vote for MIR, Clark. He
said he had only accepted thu money for
! the purpose OF exposing the proceeding
Mr., Cowan& connection with the pro-
cecdngs was confined to a visit to Helena
at the request OF Mr., RIcktord. oae OF
I Senator Clarks friends, with the hope that
he could influence the vote OF Sps alser Stiff
He said that MIR, Bickford had told him
that MIR. clark would pay stiff $4,000 to
refrain from voting, but that the propn
! sition was withdrawn and was never pre-.
i scented by him TO Mr.. SHff
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M,coY-cHoYNsk1.
Many Remained 10 See the Fisb,
Today.

-"6''' W GtE inc right
Today.
New York. January 1t.--Many OF the
,out-of-town sporting men who came here
TO see the battle for the featherweight
championship between Terry McGovern and
George Dixon have remained over to wit
ness the twenty go between Kid
Mccoy and Joe Choynski, which is to be
decided in the ring Of the Broadway Ath-
leiic club tomorrow. This win be the
third meeting OF these men. Mccoy gained
decision over Choynski in an eight
round bout decided in San Francisco, while
Q siS-rcund contest between them in Chi
eaSo recently was decided a draw. Nc
Coy's recent defeat OF Peter Maher in q
mastery fashion puts him much the Ia
yorite over Choynski. who. however has
always proved himself TO be a tough nron-
osition. Choynski claims to have Improved
greatly and to be stronger than ever Will
Mccoy is ten pounds heavier than he was
when he last met the Californian IN the
ring and quite as agile and clever A. bs
ever was. Mccoy feels as confident ne
ever OF putting Choynski out and the Cali
fornian said tonight: Il viii be tbsra
too. McCoy's victory over Maher does no,
scare me in the least"
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NE


Tho supreme court has sustained the
view Of a majority of the court OF civil
appeals in olivier VS.. City of Houston. a
back tax suit.
Judge Reagan considers the proposed re-
publican money trust as mcre dangerous
thar all the others combined.
5 Further testimony was given for the
State in the Holmes murder trial at
fSrownwood
Fire did $4,000 damage to business
ny SEES a. i,alisiile a a" -
san Antonio business property
The directors of the Texas Truck Grow
ers association met at Tyler and agreed to
appoint a distributing agent and an at
tCrnev
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FOREIGN BRIEFS.


LONDON The Times prints TIE w
protest by Mslieioa Tanus to the ~
powers against the Samoan treat'es'
I LONDON. The queen has piocislss'
meeting of parliament for January &
BRUSSELS.-The northern eSp'sssI
st. Petersburg to Ostend was "
near this city. Several persons ~
jured.
PARIS. The foreign officials n
there will be no hitch on ellner y
the ocean over the ratificstlon Y
Franco American commercial trsau'
BERLIN Emperor Williamt u
when receiving the rectors OF tne M'
schools the other day, and espe'',,s
statement that the phenonlens ~,
democracy were transitory, are s~'
much discussion in the press
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TRANsyAAJ.

The Daily Mall places the British loss
at Ladysmith at fourteen officers killed,
thirty wounded. and 800 non commissioned
officers and men killed aud wounded.
The newspapers condemn the war Of
nee for suppressing the facts,
General Mothuen is reported TO be
suffering from n spinal afflietion.
England will issue explosive bullets to
her home guard for practice.
The Beers are said to have secured 8
vessel to harass English commerce; the
command rendered TO an American.
Englishmen are very FESTIVE under the
lack of news,
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MEASURES OF DISCIPLINE.


""S.strates Are Not to BE Allowed
10 Vote Their Sentiments.
Berlin, January l1.-At today's session
OF the diet Herr Won Koler interpellated
the government regarding the disciplinary
measures enforced against members hold
ing provincial magistrates who had voted
asalnst the canal bill. He claimed for
every member OF the house. whatever his
status outside. constitutional right 10
vote as he desired in the chamber.
r.inee Hohenlohe. replying, declared
,nas tne government in disciplining the
,ssnusratns had no Intention of yioiating
the constitution, but held thai ga :
That voted with the opposition couid ~
represent the government as nagistrate les
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Engagement Near cnIansa

Manila. January II, $3.50. Genera
lard with the Thirty ninth infantry
ing in three columns from Calanhl
two guns, attacked ten cornpanis, 4
surgents, strongly entrenched, %
Santo Tomas road. They resisted
bornly. making three stands, Twsnl'
Of the insurgents We're killed and
prisoners taken. The Filipuos rsI't
carrying their wounded toward LAKE
One American was killed and two d
We're slightly wounded.
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rIFTs-sIXTH CONGRESS-.

Mr.. Pettigrew scored the administration
when he spoke on the Philippine resolu-
ton.
Mr.. Stewart addressed the senate on the
financial bill. lie criticised the answer
made by Secretary Gage and used 1t as an
argument against the gold standard.
The republicans defeated an amendment
authorizing the census takers to collect
niatlstics regarding trusts.
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THEY INTEND TO FIGHT.
The Kentucky Republicans Are Counting on Fede-
raj Aid

Frankfort KY January republican leaders while abandoning
the
favor of Goebe promising admitted
Major Atwood Bradley
We should necessary
There tonight republican the
State prominent
We MAORI
be
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton went . points higher; realizing
prevented opening prices being main
tained.
Liverpool advance steadied wheat; corn
was firm: oats firm, and provisions strong
and active.
The utterances of President lIayemcyer
"Wednesday were followed hy a break in
industrials.
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POLITICAL.

The senatorial race in Caldwell county
viii be close.
Commissioner Msyheld dlsclaims having
gubernatorial ambition.
Committeeman Woodson says Bryan
had no advice to offer Kentucky demo-
crata as to the management of their ar
fairs,
Kentucky republicans are very hellicose
and talk Of fighting Federal aid is ex-
parted
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ON A REEF.
Passenger Ship Wrecked md Re-
ported on Fire,

st. Johns, N. b., January ia large
steamer believed to be passenger ship
whose name can not be ascertained, has
been wrecked on a reef in st. Mary
bay, about five miles from shore. The
vessel, which lies with her head low in
the water, is on fire aft. Several persons
have been washed off the deck during the
day Just before night others were
deserted in the rigging. 1t is feared these
will perish before daybreak
AT this hour % p. M II is impossible
to secure further particulars, as nothing
can be obtained before morning.
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THE PROPOSED MONEY TRUST.
Judge Reagan Says 1t Is Worse Than All the
Others.

irony q
chairman the subcommittee
woude nect
which
adoption the
to
fearful andd
AN the OF comb
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The CITY council holds an adjourned
regular meeting.
coiored troops pass through en- route to
west Texas.
The Houston Real Estate convention Sc
leots delegates to the state convention,
A arst-oiass tobacco exhibit secured for
the Paris exposition.
The directors elected for the Business
League.
The democratic executive committee
called to meet tomorrow nieht
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Truce In Party warfare.

Paris, January 1.-THE chsns
deputies reassempled today. VI
Chanel, on his reelection to the
dency Of the house made a speech 7
uously urging that the truce IN parry
fare, which was to prevail during tiia
ing year of the exposition. be pan
indefinitely. His remarks were wiflq
plauded.
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WASHINGTON.

Ex-Governor Boutwell, OF Massachusetts
addressed an anti-imperialist meeting.
A cable from Rio Janeiro says the bu-
bonc plague has appeared there.
The British reply regarding the flour
seizures was received.
Mr. Kieberg is trying to get an uneS-
pended balance TO use on work at Brnzos
Santiago.
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CRUISER ALBANY.
Nntted States BnttIcship Had a re.
Mt NeMcaxfIc

Mt Newcastle.
Newcastle, England, January 1.-THE
new United States cruiser Albany. which
was given an official trial off this port
January .. completed her endurance trial
today, consisting OF continuous run OF
SIX hours under natural draught. The test
was very successful. The shin behaved
Wen In a heavy sea. The result OF tbs
.rlal was as follows: Average speed ner
nour 1924 knots; revolutions. lac; horse
"a hours. WAS wi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-12

Washington, January II, Acting Score
tary Meiklejohn of the war department has
denied the application az the Manila Rail-
road company. limited, Tor payment by
the United States OF interest on capital
invested in the railroad owned ana op-
Grated by that company pursuant 10 a
guarantee Of interest by tho spanish gov
eminent
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LOOKING FAR AHEAD.
spooner Wants All Authority DeIo-
gated 10 President.

Washington, January H. Senator
spooner today introduced the following
bill That when all insurrection against
the authority and sovereignty OF the
United states in the Philippines shall
have been completely suppressed by, the
naval and military forces OF the United
States, all military, civil aud judicial
powers necessary to govern the said Is
lands shall. until otherwise provided by
congress, DO vested In such persons 81
shall be exerrlsed IN such manner as the
president of the United States shall direct
A7s maintaining and protecting The inhab-
itants AZ said islands in the full enjoy
ment OF their liberty property aud re.
heion
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DIR. Hathaway.a Method n
One which Brings About =
tive and Permanent Car
DR.. Hathaway's success in the irsaini
vsricocele and structure without W

.xtA
OF sufferers from varicocele and ess
pages q, rs, 20, 30 and 81 Of n,, 's
which will be sent free on appAs
Loss of Manly Nisos
DR.. Hathaway's method oil .s.a
condition which results from sud y
In youth or excess in later ny, <
unchecked results IN either paa,rsIs
other form OF insanity or hrinrs y
In a horrible form OF DEAN.
positive, speedy, permanent eu,s n
Consultation and Ady's,s s, u
DR.. Hathaway mskes no charge ~ II
ton o. advice, either at bis oinss ~
and when case IS taken tnr srois
covers all cost OF medicine anp
services. Il
j. NEwTov HATHAwAy.. &,
mr.. Hathswsy 4 "A
20a n, Alamo Plaza 80 ~.
Texas.
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REPLIED no query.
Secretary Long sends AdmiraI
Dcwey's Report to Congress-

Secretary Long sends Admiral
Dcwey's Report to Congress.
Washington, January II. Responding
to the senate resolution OF inquiry the
secretary Of the navy today sent TO the
senate a copy Of Admiral Dewey's ropor,
from Hong Kong dated March 81, 1898,
relative to the capture Of Manila. Ths
text of the report shows that Il was made
IN response TO Telegram OF inquiry from
the secretary, and the admiral gives in de-
tail the names OF the vessels under his
commznd ana also list Of SPANS vess
sells and other means Of defense AZ Manila.
Sc stated that his own squadron was in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-12
SUGAR and coree War Isna.

Toledo. Ohio, January iir-l e reported
here that the sugar and roues we' between
the Arbuekles aud the American SUGAR re.
ming cpmnapy has been practicaily settled
III evidence o. This the Woolsen snice mills
the Toledo plant Of the sugar company. I'D
Nanced the price Of coffee y cent Der round
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PANAMA CANAL.
England is willing for United ii
tn (otunIete II

England Is willing for United n
to Complete II.
London, January 1.-THE Tima
menting editorially on the possItar
the United States building the Pa
canal, says; Since the Vsnezuela n
AIRY dispute has been settled and 4
American Friendship has been ssia
Panama scheme is more likely 10 n
ried out than the plan for Ni1a
canal. England would not ceftiiri
jealous of America should the lattt;
plete the Panama canal, being col
that the United States would treat
ish shipping in liberal spirit"
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FOR EIGN.

Adyices from the East indicate that Rus
STA IS preparing to make demands while
Great Britain IS busy in South Africa.
The Judges In Cuba complain that Col
ector Bliss Is shielding those guilty OF
custom house frauds
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MIR. Mayaeid plseiaims Ambition

Austin, Texas, January H. Railroad
Commissioner Mayheld disciaims being
possessed OF an ambition 10 hIl the gov
ernor's chair and takes no stock In the
report that his friends are booming him
for the nomination in 1909.
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RAILROADS.

Heavy rains delayed traffic, trains re
ing tied up as matter of caution.
The passenger rate war has been adjust
ed.
The Southwestern mileage bureau is TO
meet in ST Louis.
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DOMESTIC.

In the meeting OF agricultural commits
sioners at New Orleans Jefferson johnson
spoke of the resources of Texas
The Southern Hosiery Manufacturers
decided upon 10 per cent advance IN
prices
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LowInnds Inuna.tea

MARQUEE. Texas, January 1O-The low
lands are inundated, streams bank full
and rising and roads are almost imna.s
able
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storm ON Japruese coa.,

Victoria B. c. January l1.-A dis.
patch by the steamer Empress q, ,aa.n
.eiis OF deree storm sweeping the lana
, nsss coast on December "a by which
'n'r's-nys 1unks we're lost While beinS
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Tho Roberts investigating committee
held protraeted executive session today
in the hope of reaching conclusion, but
so many legal questions were discussed
that hnal result was not reached nor
any vote taken indicating the standing OF
the committees
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toSed from Osaka to Kobe and m !
sengers persisted. A tidal ways aes9
MED the storm, from which Al Ind
all were lest.
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MR. kLEBERG WILL Tny no HELP
our BROWNSVILLE.
Trying to secure an Uncxpended
Balance With Which to Resume
Work at Brszos snntingo.
lsneeial 10 rhe rostl


WASHINGTON, January lt.--Iu response
Brownsville to Mr.. kieberg. stating that
owing to recent shoaling of the bar at
Brazos Santiago, the Morgan line has
taken OF its steamer and commerce Il
serionsly interrupted, he has been urS-
ing this matter with renewed energy
among the Texas delegation aud In other
directions, He had several conferences
with Chairman Burton OF the rivers and
harhofs committee In company with Rep
resentative Ball and Is making an effort
to secure action or legislation authorizing
the expenditure OF the uueNpended balance
OF ss54I6 of a former appropriation iol
that harbor. lie has introduced two hills
looking to the relief OF the people OF
Brownsville. one providing for twelve.
foot channel across the bar at Point Isabel.
Both OF these measures, however. are de-
pendent on rivers and harbors bill, az
no single measure of this kind can pass
otherwise. For this reason he is pressing
for relief at this time under the former
appropriation as above stated aud will
kosp. the people advised OF whatever prog,
ress he may make.
General Wilson informs Mr.. Klebers
that the contract between Clarke & 90
and the government providing for inn
proyement OF Arkansas Pass under The 500, :
900 appropriation has been signed and
mailed to the department here.
Texas pensions granted TODAY Origi.
nal. Charles King, liberty So; Bepiamir
+. Morrow, Emery 81.
Il. w Miller was todsy appointed most.
master at Vaughan, Hin county, Texas
vice j.. .. Kendrick, reFigned
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To Cure La Grippe In Two pny,.
Take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets An
druEgists refund the money II it fails ~
cure. Y. ". Groves signature is on saeS
tox. Is eenta
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington. January II -Brsadisr General
Wilson has written the war department that
~ Intends to retain his service under General
Wood, and has no Intention OF resigning
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r. W. Miller was today appointed post
master az Vaughan, Hin county. Texas
vice j.. .. Kendrick, resigned
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Texas pensions granted today OriEi
nal Charles King, Liberty. So; Bepiadlip
r. Morrow Emery 81,
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London, January little Standard In
an editorial upon the governments reply
to Mr.. Choate and Count Won Bulow, says:
We shall be much surprised il the Brit
tsh governments definition OF interna-
tlonal law as applied to the carriage OF
foodstuffs fails to And acceptance Ell
Washington and Berlin
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
Proposals.

DROPOsAL FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
OF A MELAN ARCH BRIDGE ACROSS ROCK
CREEK on THE LLNE OF THE QUARRY ROAD.-OF-
F-CTF1 OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER. c
washington D. c, sept y. IsO0-SEALED PROPOSALS
wiz be received this Office u clock noon on
Saturday. 13 1900 for the constipation Of Mean
Th bridge Creek the National Geological
Park on line Of the Quarry Road Blank forms Of
PROPOSAL specifications and all necessary Information may
be obtained this Office LANSING H BEACH. En-
zireer Commissioner. D. c
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
forecLnsure Sales.


SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
United States Trust Company OF New York, plaintiff.
against Ann N Deen and others. Defendants. H.,
and entered entitled action and bear
ing date the 2lst day Of SEPTEMBER 100 me tne GHqe @
public auction. the New York Real Estate salesroom
New YORK On he nth dsy Of October 1900 at p o'clock
noon on that Gay oy Br!4n : hsey issent @ 70 ;.
sold and therein described as follows: -
ate Wing ana being in the Borough OF
gy & OF Of N Ts Bsg an 5 Don5 55ndtd R ts and @
ia fze+ ter inches rorthery from the corner formed
BY the intersection westerly side OF dgecobe
Avenue with the northerly side OF One hundred and forty
~ SAID veste~y side o. EdEeconbe Avenue with
we're EXTENDED -unnin thence uortherly along
erIy Of Edzecombe Avenue two hundred and fifty
66s 6ls 5gndred and Street Il the same wea
would ntersec The same running thence west
erly along line which would be ne centre line OF one
hGIaIea aaq Lo 80 tbi--v vo feeT hree inches 70
% | cs,t-a % ra ~ ne Old Kngsbrdge Road now closed;
Kingsbridge the same runs to point distant
thres hundred and eighys6 feet JEo inches n9rhssy R
Stree 5 q fheSee ns Ea4drsd and Fortyath street
thirty I'VE fey point distant one hundred feet west
running therce southery lne parallel with the said
49, ~ % srsrl1 -Serefrom thirty feet four ncheS run
ming thence ssey 5 and Pas street Sa sAs f @
nine inches 10 said line OF the Old ingsbrdse
@ IL ,n. NJ point distant three hundred and thirty
seven s+ four s @ s 5Rs :aa ranna n2lhfhg hen sias ea 9t
ery parallel with the said norhery side OF one hun
5red and forrv-hfth thirtytwo feet point dis
ant westerly from said westerly side Of
F-deec1mbe Avenue. thence soUtherly line
s-aiaI with said westerly OF Edgecombe Avenue and
distant one hundred westerly therefrom to line
be OF hundred and forty
fv+b Street IL extended. and thence
rIv along hundred feet the point place
of beginning the said Dimensions, more or less
Dated, New York, September 9th. 1900
HENRY MARTIN BAIRD. JR-
Referee.
EDWARD ". SHELDON.
Attorney for plaintiff,
NJ. Wall Street
Borough OF Manhattan
Citv OF New York
following diagram OF tHs property 10 oe sotI as
above described:
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
NATIONAL BISCUIT CoMPAr

THE REGULAR quarterly dividend of ONE
PER CENT. the common stock been declared
payable October 18th. closed
from October sth October 18th, both inclusive.
J. A. LEWIS Asst. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
6urroqates Not1rcs.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Hon. Abner
r Thomas a Surrogate OF the County Of New York
NOTICE Is hereby given all persons having claims
eSssT Ee--a Kohn Of the County OF New-Hork, de
Ceased 20 present the with vouchers thereof 70 the
s1br~-rer his place OF transactng business No ~
BroadWay IN the cry OF New York, on or before tbs
ot4 4Is Gss q Ysw YORK the 9th day Of July. 1900
OSl11 -'S DAVID KOHN. Administrator
D-rr,oyr .NAPIE Z LINDSAY. Attorneys. 81 Nassau
lily.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
SUPREME COURT, County of New York,

RICHARD WEBER, Plaintir, against CHARLES
H. BEER others, Defendants
IN pursuance OF judgment Of foreclosure and sale,
duly made aud entered above-entitIed and
bearing date day OF September, 1900 I. the
undersgned the RetsEes in said judgment named. viii
sell AT public auction. New York Real Estate
Salesroou No III Broadway, In the Borough OF Man
haitian. City OF New York. the 22nd day OF October
that day, by Peter F. Meyer,
Auctioneer premises directed said judgment to be
sold and therein described follows
All certain lots. pieces parcels OF land stuate
wing and Tweny-fourth Ward Of the City
Of New York known ard distinguished certain Map
entitled Map 176 lots % the Bathgate Estate lsts
proosrty OF Charles Beck. deceased sold under the
direction Of the Farmers Loan and Trust Company,
Fxscf,tor and Trustee New York Nov. 9, 1897,
surveyed by J. Lynch. city Surveyor and fled
IN the Office the Register OF City and County Of
New York by the numbers One C1), Two Co Three ID
Four 90 C. Six 90. hirty-nine SS1, Forty t4o
(42l and Fortythree t43), in
block Two thousand nine hundred and twelve C@SlZ0
dated New York, September 26Jh. 1900.
JOHN Il JUDGE, Referee
.EA9TrH FARLEY Attorney for Plaintiff 229 Broad
rbs Following is diagram property TO be sold: