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foreclosure Sales.
3w YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

OF NEW YoRK-The New York Protesant Epi Epis-
copa Public school Plaintiff against Francis Neppert
Junior, Others Defendants. c.,.
In pursuance a Judgment OF Foreclosure ana ssie
duly made and entered the aboVe-enued acioh DSaI
inr date the nth day September. 1900, J. the
signed the Referee in said judgment named VIII te"
the New York Real estate SaIee
No broadway. the Borough OF Mama I'D
OF New the eleventh day of Octone l"u
o'clock noon that day. by BRYAN l." hellieIiS
Auctioneers. the premises directed 10y s'lu
Judgment 20 sold. and therein described as tolo"s.
All that certain building and lot of land lllhg anu
being on Southwesterly side Of canal Stlee' III
Ward OF the city of New York. ana no" hlo,Nn
800 In said Street lately known as NuhloeI
I25 formerly Number III in said street anu [
a. follows Beginning at point on me
Scuthweserly side OF Canal Street on the dV
line the houses and lots Numbers 300 and ~,
lately 27 in said Street, thence running at rE
along said division inches thence Eastery
L feet Inches Northeasterly about feet
inches Northerly about feet inches; THENCE
inches thence Northeasterly at rlght
angles Canal Street nearly so and along land
now or OF Hatfield 56 feet 5is inches 70 tho
SAID Southwesterly side Of Canal Street and thence
along the eait street = inches OF less 10
tAe place beginning. he said distances and dtmer-
less
Dated September 10. 1900
EZEKIEL FINMAN. Referee.
NASH JONES Attorneys for Plaintiff, 6S Wall Street
York City
The following diagram Of the property to be sold
described above the street number being 800 Canal
Street
Canal Street
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The Approximate amount Of the len charge to sat
which cribed property Is 10 be sold ls
So from the seventeenth DAY
September. 1900. together with costs and allowances
amounting S3472l, with interest from september L.
the sale approx
innate taxes. assessments other liens which
are allowed the purchaser out Of the purchase
money or paid by Referee is S5oil+ and interest
Dated York September 49, 1900
EZEkIEL IINMAN. Referec.
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The approximate q the lien or charge. 10
satisfy which the described property be sold
SS2 3S6 2610O, thereon day
of June. 1900 together with and allowance
ing 1891 3, with from the 18th day of June
1900 together with the expenses OF the sale The ap
proxtnlate q taxes. other liens
which be allowed the purchaser OF the pur
chase paid by the referee. is $l.444l9 and
Dated New York. September 10th. 1900.
SOL KOHN Referee.
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The approximate charge TO sat
sfv which the above described properly sold
One hundred and three thousand eight hundred and
sigtyesht dollars thereon from
ths llth day OF Septsber 1900 together with and
allowances amounting three hundred dstyone and
Bf-10o 5clla-e 18th %
ton1oer 1850 together expenses Of eala The
approximate q assessments other LENS
Sich 70 be allowed the purchaser pur-
chase money paid by the Referee Two thousand
so6 seventy-rv0 9S-100 dollars sn5 interest
Dated. New York September 18th, 1900
DAVID MCCLURE, Referee.
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ASTROLOGY.

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LOST.


BANKBOOK No. 33G. 2GO of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. Any per
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celled and "A new issued.
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$1,000 SECURES controlling interest placer
goa heid near White Pass Railroad
southern Alasha. This amount installs ny
eIaulc plant No bonus; $500. 600 sighted
SKAGWAY, Tribune once
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ALL SuPEPFLUOUS HAIR permanently
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BOOKS.

l0VEBlNG'S BOOK STORE
For nearly 20 years on Broadway near 10tb
St has removed to
go BROADWAY. NEAR 18TH ST.
EFeryoooy in New York and for fifty
miles around knows Lowering His store is
headquarters for book-lovers and book
buyers. All kinds Of books TO suit all
tastes and all pocketbooks Historical
books. biographical, religious scientific
books Of travel books OF fiction. books fo-
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Encyclopedias on sale for q eonK-Ap-
pleton's Chambers, Britannica, and Peo-
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LOWERING. s23 Broadway near 18th St
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
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piles AND CONSTELLATION.

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years reputation. sold by leading drug
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.


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THE OLD RELIABLE PIANOS
For over 40 YEARS the standard Of ex
Cellence and durability. New Styles now
ready, assortment complete Some slightly
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CARPET CLEANING.

BRANDT Tel I32-8sth. So - g
F. ACKERMAN
Steam carpet cleaning. feather and mat
tfees renovating works 1873 West 32d-st
Telephone 3l2 Madison
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YOUNG NAN. y. neat appearance and OF
good family. IN wholesale house: hNe
years experience as salesman, bOokkeeper,
references RETAINER, 233 Lee-ave.. =.
Brooklyn.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

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EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
al East 42d-st.. first class domestics are
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ERENCES INVESTIGATED. TELE-
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Proposals.

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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES, new and
second nand; lowest prices; easiest terms
NAItH BROS. "a Union Square.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-19
.PEKIN SURRENDERED.
The Allies Captured the City With
Very Strong Opposition.
JAPANESE In LEAD.
The Allies Entered by the East Gate
and Rescued the MInlsters-
The Japanese Lost 100, and
- Chinese Lost 800.

Washington. Aug. The allied
armies have captured ami entered Pc
kin in the face Of obstinate resistance
and the members of the foreign legation,
are safe. Official confirmation Of the
fall Of the Chinese capital came to the
United States government Friday night
In the shape Of two cablegrams, one
from Admiral Remy and the other from
Consul Fowler at Che Foo.
The following dispatch was received
from Admiral Remey:
"Taku. Aug IS. Bureau Of nayiga.
ton, Washington: Just received a tel.
egram from Tien Tsin dated Aug 10,
10 p. m. Pekin was captured ON Aug.
Is. Foreign legations are safe. Details
follow shortly"
Consul Fowler ssnt the following:
"Che Foo, Aug. H. Received Aug.
l0.-Secretary Of State. Washington:
Japanese admiral reports the allies at.
tackled Pekin east Aug. 10. Obstinate
resistance In the evening japanese
entered the capital with theothe forces.
Immediately surrounded the legations.
Inmates are safe. Japanese loss over
100, Chinese 800 "
Previous information which has been
received here show that the allied army
took possession ON Aug ~, Of Tung
Chow, ~ miles from Pckin. After a
halt Of three days for rest and prepara.
ton, the army attacked the capital.
The officials here knew the strong.
hold Of the boxers was In the Chinese
city and if the allies were 10 attempt Ia
force their way through It into the Tar.
tar city, IN which the legation com.
pounds are located riight mean great
loss % life and possibly defeat
II was also known that the imperial
troops which have sided with the boxer,
were, many Of them In or near the Chi.
nese city and that much Of the artillery
and rife fire which had been poured
into the legations has been from the
wall separating the two cities. These
facts evidently were communicated Ia
Gen. Chaffee and the other command.
ers ofthe allies.
Realizing this obstacles. II appearsthe
allies decided to attack the city by the
east gate. There ARE four entrances "a
the city ON the east, two leading 20 the
Chinese city and two TO the Tartar city.
just which one Of these was selected as
the attacking point Consul Fowler's dis.
patch does not disclose. Contrary 10 the
press reports Friday, Consul Fowler :
dispatch shows that the attack ON the
city met with strong resistance. The
japanese force engaged with the nd.
vance numbered 10000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-19
CHINESE FLED.
The High onicisl- LETT Pekln for uslang
ia with Treasures.

London, Aug is.--"Pekiu was re.
lieyed on the night Of the 10TH"
This message was received Friday eve.
ming at the imperial customs Office in
Che Foo.
The Morning Post assumes that the
United States is willing to abandon the
idea Of further aggressive action, but it
questions the disposition Of Germany
and the other powers to agree TO such a
course.
The Daily Graphic in paragraph up.
parently inspired says there is no reason
to believe that any q the powers will
repudiate the previous understanding 10
respect the integrity Of the empire and
dynasty, adding that the proposal 10
land a British force at Shanghai origi.
mated not with the British government
but with the Chinese.
This, says the Daily Graphic, dds.
poses Of the story that the yicoroy OF
Nankin changed his mind under the
influence OF the consuls. Her majesty's
government, We believe, has NO inten.
ton Of questioning the right Of France
or the United States to land troops II
either should think it necessary"
Shanghai dispatches say that Emperor
kwang su accompanied the empress
dowager 20 Hsiang Flu much against his
will. Prince Tuan commanded the rear
guards of the imperial escort Of which
boxers formed 90 per cent It was ex.
pected that Con. Slang would follow
after the arrival Of the allies. All the
palace treasures were sent 10 Hiang Fu.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-19

The man who tries to build up
his business before he begins to
advertise is like the boy who tried
to leran TO swim before he went
into the water. Advertising could
be used to float many an old mer-
camille hull off the rocks of lost
prestige and decreasing or stand
still business if the proprietor
could be made to believe the evi.
dence before his eyes. Whenever
a business man begins to look at
advertising as as much necessary
and legitimate expense as insur-
ance or clerk hire he will begin to
profit by it.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-19
Rlor IN GEORGIA.
Negroes Resist Arrest for Murder and
set Fire 20 Two Towns.

Negroes Resist Arrest for Murder and
set Firs 10 Two Tewas.
Atlanta. Aug. lT.-Gov. Gambler Fri.
day upon advices received from the
deputy sheriff Of Liberty county. this
gate, ordered out the Liberty troop. 4
eayalry company Of the Georgia militia,
to assist Sheriff Brewer. Of that county
In quelling a riot now said 10 DO assum-
ing serious proportions at Johnston Sta
ton. so miles from Savannah. between
the whites and the blacks.
The following Is the message received
by Gov. Gambler from Deputy sheriff
Hendry;
Negroes who murdered X II. Curtis
are being joined In the woods by other
negroes. Liberty City was fred In the
center Of the town Thursday night at 10
O'Clock. Lambert was fired at the same
time. The Savannah. Florida and West.
ern railway is being torn up between
the two towns 10 wreck the train ON
which are Sheriff Brewer and part Of
"A posse. One man was taken from a
guard yesterday. one man killed while
resisting arrest. People much excited
and trouble expected.
Cant control mob at all and every.
thing is getting more and more wrought
up hourly"
The negroes in Liberty county have
been troublesome for several weeks aud
In the last few days a number Of arrests
have been made. Curtis. the man who
was killed, was well known in the com.
munity. He had some trouble with ne.
groes several days ago. The negroes fed
TO the woods, where they have been in
hiding
One Of the negroes implicated in tho
murder was arrested Thursday aud
while resisting was killed Another was
taken from the guard and is supposed
20 have been murdered.
II is not known whether the damage
was done by the fire started Thursday
night by the negroes. Il Is the opinion
Of the governor that as soon as the
Liberty guards arrive ON the scene as nm
armed body that the trouble will end.
The company numbers 50 men.
In the vicinity VI Georgia the negroes
are three 20 ono compared In numbers
% the white people.
Late Friday night rs "a result ~ rnce
disturbances determined effort was
made TO wreck Plant system passenger
train at Aimars Mill. where the negro.
Small, one Of those said 20 have taken
part IN the murder Of Curtis, was kill.
ed. The switch lock was broken and
cross ties were placed ON the track, hut
arrival Of a freight train ahead OF the
passenger prevented the wrecking u the
passenger. Three miles OF wire along
the line Of the Plant system have been
cut. During the night several negroes
were taken from their houses and 80.
verely whipped.
Two negroes have been arrested, sus
pected Of attempting 10 wreck the Plant
system train.
So far there has been no actual clash
between the negroes and tho armed
guard, but 1t expected momentarily.
Several other fires are reported from VA.
rious parts Of the county. Liberty coun.
tvs negro population is nearly double
that Of the whites.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-19

Up to date the Filipino war has
cost the United States 1894 dead
2073 wounded, not to mention
1856, $4,000 in coin of the realm
OF Mckinley. As a trade propos.
ition there is not a sane business
man in the country who would
prosecute the experiment a day
onger.-Galveston Tribune.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-19
SUNDAY. AUG. 10, 1900.

A fakir mas been working his
game on the Hampstead people
selling from house to house a salve
10 cure warts. All sensible men
know that the only way to cure a
wart is 10 rub it with a raw potato
which is afterwards to be buried
by a cross eyed negro in the north
west corner Of the graveyard at
midnight during the dark of the
moon. As the potato decays the
wart will disappear. The wart
salve put up in boxes is a delusion
and a snare Hampstead Herald.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-19

The high price of cotton and
the poverty in India and the war
in China, two of the great markets
for cotton goods, are given as reas.
ons for the shutting down of cot
ton mills in England and Ameri-
ca There will be plenty of spin
ners left to handle the crop and
good prices will likely prevail.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-19

Muskogee, |. T., Aug ls.-Indian
Agent J. Blair Shoenfelt " this place &,
engaged in paying OF all outstanding
Greek warrants. There Is sufficient
amount Of Creek funds available with
which to pay OF tho entire debt Of the
nation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-19
Sawmlii Accident.

Benton, Ark, Aug. rs. Details Of a
terrible accident AT a sawmill. 20 miles
west Of here reached here, which r..
suited In the death Of one person and the
injury Of four, including two children.
The ladies were resting in the shade Of
a lumber pile when it toppled over on
than
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-19

The estimate of the Chinese as a
lighting power appears to have
been greatly magnifed during the
absense OF authentic news from
the interior.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-19
Killed III. nro,hsr.ln.LAw.

Waco, Tex. Aug. Is. As result Of
family quarrel at Crawford. small
town 30 miles distant, II. ID. Chapman
shot and instantly killed Joe carp, his
brother-in.law. Both parties arc prom.
inent young farmers carp leaves a
wife anL one child.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-19
Checotah'. first hale.

Checotah, |. r., Aug ls.-M. Cooley,
farmer living On North Fork, 10 miles
south of here, brought in the first bale
Of cotton Of the season. He sold IL TO
spaulding 4 Go. far cents in the seed,
which is equivalent to 10 cents in the
lint.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-19

Atoka, |. T., Aug. Is. During fight
near Lehigh, |, y Ed Whitoside was
shot and killed Robert Copeland.
brother.in-law, Is Ia Jail whiteside
was shot three times. Copcland's horse
was killed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-08-19

Ennis, Tex, Aug. l7.-R. n. Haynes,
living in the north part Of Ennis. raised
a fine crop Of broomcorn this year. anu,
not wishing 10 sell IL at prevailing
prices, he purchased machinery aud
material and is now manufacturing his
crop into brooms.