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[EX[P@[R7 / OIL g
PIPE !!;..!.!:! LIME GO.
OF BEAUMONT.
OF BEAUMONT.

Texas field for some English and Belgian capital.
lists. says: Il have been In all the OIL fields in
the world and have seen none that can compare
with this one. There is little spot in Texas
that l positively assert supply the whole
world with oil for a century to come. As fuel
1t cannot be beaten In the world and do not
think can be eQuaed. The Baku oil is a good fuel
product but cannot compete with Texas OIL.
AUTHORITIES both scientific and practical
seem to be pretty thoroughly agreed that Texas
mas the supply and will have the demand. We
have always believed this since the head OF our
firm visited the field; but, DR.. Dvorkovitz snys,
1T takes time to prove It, Rome not, and
the oil trade Of Texas will not be, built in Q
day'-but 1T will be built. In that building the
Export OIL Pipe Line Co. will be no insignin-
cant factor. 1t is doing business, pushing busi-
ness and wfll continue to do. We look for
handsome returns to be earned and distributed by
the first quarter OF the incoming year.
WE BELIEVE THIS THE BEST INVESTMENT
BEFORE THE PUBLIC TODAY.
The expenditures for further equipment essential
to the business OF the Export Oil & Pipe Line 90.
require the sale Of additional issue OF treas
ury stock. We are therefore, authorized to make
such further Offering at
$1 100 PER SHARE,
the directors however, reserving the right to dis
continue the sale Of stock advance the price at
any time without notice.
Subscriptions may be sent either to the com.
pany at Beaumont, Texas. or to it's fiscal agents,
as below. with check draft payable to the
order Of
Walter G. Hudson & Co..
FISCAL AGENTS,
342 STOCK EXCHANGE BLDG, BOSTON MASS.
MEMBERS BEAUMONT OH, EXCHANGE
AND BOARD OF TRADE.
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DR.. Paul Dvorkovitz, native of Russia, but now
manager Of the Petroleum Institute of London and
director in some OF the largest Russian, Roumanian
and English oil companies, in Beaumont the
last week In August. He came direct from London
to Beaumont, and returned August 80 direct to
London. the sole object of his visit being to nves
tigate the Texas field Dr. Dvorkovitz says:
There has never been enough oil produced to sup
ply the demand of the world" The Texas field, he
estimates. will produce much oil as the world
has formerly produced, all told; and he says, the
world will all the fuel oil from the Beaumont
field in time. but the people must not become i'm
patient 1t takes time and lots Of time. mar
ket might be found tomorrow for every gallon of
oil that Beaumont can produce but 1t would take
years to carry the oil to this market"
j. A. Chanlor. who came over with Prof. Bower
ton Redwood and Mr.. Fitzhugh to examine the
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Two wives seeIe Divorce.

Janet Scott. through Attorney C, E. Emig,
today Med suit to secure g divorce from
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President. Hon. Charles A. Towne
OF New York City and Beaumont, Texas.
"The Prospective Future of Texas.

The stories of the potential and in some cases
actual riches Of some of the Texas oil magnates
not overdrawn considering the productiveness Of
their wells At the present price the medium
calculation Of the supply promises annual return
to Texas of over hundred million dollars. Inas-
much they will manufacture little of It, at least
according to their present plans, that revenue will
be almost all profit. No American, accustomed as
he Is to bonanZas, ought to dsbelieve In the fru-
tion Of such hopes and chances thus pictured
fail to understand what the results will be for
Texas. In few short years 1t may become the
wealthiest state In the Union, and may furnish the
riches of the country's wealthiest men of the not
distant uture.''-Provdence Journal, Aug. 81 1901
The above from rich and Independent paper
which stands among the best in this country, is a
voluntary expression Of opinion; such it is of in
terest.
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Loan & Trust Co.
OFFICE. COR. 9TH AND r SITS.
DArn-YJp NApYTAI. n ON on.

OFFICE. COh. VIII AMI n S1Ss
PAID-UP CAPITAL. $1,0O0. 900.
Loans In any amount made on approved real
- estate or collateral at reasonable rates.
- Interest psid upon deposits on monthly bal
ances subject to check.
This company acts ~ executor. administra.
- tor, trustee. agent, treasurer. registrar and
- In al other nduciary capacities.
Boxes for rent In burglar and nfeproof
- Vaults for safe deposit and storage OF valu.
- able paekages.
- Real Estate Department II prepared to a.
- same the management Of your real estate.
- Careful attention given 70 al details.
JOHN J0X EDISON. .Presaoent
JOHN A. 6WOPB....... Vice fresidens
KI.LI6 SPEAR. Second Vice President
ANDREW PARKER. Treasurer
BRIGE J. MOSES. S.......... Assistant Treasurer
THOMAS BRADLEY. .Real Estate 00acsr
U1-N&s0o1
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Assets over 100000.

COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND No. 25
The regular quarterly dividend (No. 25) Of two
per cent will be paid the common capital
stock of the American Graphophone Company on
September 16, 1901. to stockholders Of record
September 8. By order of the directors.
f. D. EASTON, President.
THOMAS J. GOODWIN. Secretary.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool. APrlI 1$.CIosing-w wheat-spot quiet: No /
California es 232d No red Western winter IS Ifd, M
Northern spring Gs ID futures quiet May SIS Sd july
bs 9+d Corn-Spot firm; American mixed. new Is I'd
american mixed old IS I'D futures steady; May
quiet. IS CAD. FiourSt. Louis winter steady Ss
81. HOPS London Pacifo COAST steady. f4Gf4 us
easy: India mess. els Pork steady: -ime
Western. 63s Sd Lard-Aneican refined in pals
firm. As: Western, in terces quiet, Bacon
cumbeand cut 26 70 80 n firm as 9d; short rib
firm. f3s 30: long clear mddles. heavy. 35 70 40 NJ
42s 3D. short clear backs. 6 90 N. steady
bellies 16 D. firm. AS 81. Fams-Shor cur
1s n. firm. SIS b Shouders-Square II 10 13 b
Butte-Fires United dull. 90s; good
United states quiet, s7s Sd Cheese-American finest
white American colored quiet s.
Tsliow-Prne city steady. 25s: Australian London
quiet 26s Sd. Cottoaseed o-Iiull refined. spot firm.
Turpentine-Sririts steady. 27s
quiet. IS Petroeum-Refned steady. 77sd
acfTH H--n =
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SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

William Gillian. Plaintiff against Louis Schultz
others, Defendants. In pursuance OF a Judgment of
Foreclosure and Sale duly made above
entitled action, bearing date March
fhe undersigned, Referee
sell at Public Auction the New Real Sales
Room No III Broadway, in the Borough of Manhattan
city and County OF New York Tuesday. 23rd day
OF April 1901 at IL o'clock that day by Peter
F. Meyer. Auctioneer. the premises directed by said
Judgment to be sold. and therein described follows
building thereon erected. situate living and being the
Beginning at point the northerly line of Twenty
feet and seven CIp inches westwardy from the
formed by the intersection OF the westerly line Of Ninth
Avenue with the northerly lire Of TwentysiXh Street;
thence running northwardy parallel with Ninth Avenue
and part OF the way through party wall nnety-eght
hsD feet AMI nine 90 inches the centre line OF the
block thence running westwardy but along said centre
line Of the block twentyeight (2O feet thence running
sogthwardiy and again paranel with Ninth Avenue and
part OF the way through another wall nnetyesht
as) feet and nine c inches 20 the northeriy line OF
TwenysIXth Street and thence running eastwar1y but
along sad norther!y lire Of street twenty
JACOB =. MILLER. Referee.
LORD DAY & LORD. Attorneys for Plaintiff. ofnce
and Office Address 40 Broadway. Borough Of
Manhattan. City Of New York.
The following a diagram property be sold
described above. the being No. 4i3
West 26th Street
West 27th
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18th Street.

The above is diagram of the TO be sold The
approximate amount Of lien charge for which the
same is to be sold is sl13l 46 win interest from Feb
foarS llth 1901 together with and allowance,
Sn9untng 20 si3o H. with interest February 1lth
mate amourt Of e1s On saS pTc,eTtv -or raves and
water rates is 1710 IS and interest
The premises will be subject a prior mortgage
aoi Sls4ooo with per from December
81. 200 WILLIAM 7 A McTZIN Referee
sale OF The above described premises IS hereby ad-
JoGrhed 10 April ID 1901 the hour and place
Dated New York. March 26tir 1901
WILLIAM J. A. McTIIM. Referee.
me sale OF the above described premises is hereby
further adjourned April 9th. 1901. hour
Dated New York April ID 1901.
WILLIAM J. a. McKIN. Referee.
The sale Of the above described premises hereby
and place.
Dated New York April 9th 1901
WILLIAM J. A. McKIM. Referee.
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LONDON WOOL. MARKET

London. April 13-The arrivals Of wool for fourth
series OF auction sales to l5l7S bales including
1900 forwarded The limited
bales The imports of during fellow:
South Wales % Victoria 1s.215 South
Australia 625: Queensland 2s3; New-Zealand
Cape Ct Good Hope and Natal 196s: Bussorah. 1o44:
253G: 6Ss. The date for the opening
sixth is announced September o, with
offerings limited 300otO bales arrivals The seventh
series viii open November 26. arrivals closing on
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West 2sth Street.

26th Street
The approximate of the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property be sold. Is
sl55I9 16-1oO with thereon from the 9th day
March. 1901, together with costs ard allowances
amounting $3.50 $500 with interest from March 29th
1901. together the II the sale. The
proxin:ate OF taxes assessments. or other liens
which be allowed the purchaser OF the
purchase money paid by Referee. is about 500
and interest.
JACOB F, MILLER. Referee.
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ARTHUR D. TRUAX. Referee


HEW And W Gs Int
Of udsment Of aa aad aaIe duly made
rec @ IN the a aS0ve ePSd mt m ae the IN a a
@dGnt H4 Zeal T sg at om III gSaay in hs
9th }roS ax Of Il a a at IN ne & 1 noon ne % 6st day by
MyGsT NJ conpan{ N 5 n5 sh the m @
lows to Wit: All tina; lot piece parcel Of land
and premises situate lying and being in the Borough OF
third Ward Of the City Of New York formerly in West
scrbed by number one hundred and GIs, and
oce Of the Resster Of Westchesssr Goany at White
Plains. entitled Map Of the Village Of Merose south
point The eas.eTy ds q Mei5ase Ays1qs distant
The point of Of sad easer% 81 & sdG OF MeFe %
meriy called old Boston Road thence running northfr
s5s feet nine and onehaf o. inches more or less
l2t number five 90 as dessnatei on me TAX map OF me
line nftyone feet ls1 f. and seven - inches more or
point eghtynine ts9 feet and one-ha 90 inch more
ScctIon of the aad Mer5se Avenue with the said Third
M AEsn4S 4 hence a9S @ e Iey gns e one
helf ul10 inches more or less; thence northwesstly
lana situate lying ara being The Borough of Bronx
shin of Morrisanis County Of Westches,er and
New York; being the lot known and dessna'ed by the
entitled Map of Sections a OF North New York
YORK dai@d Morrsania July 2oth 1859. by r. Henwood
couny Of Westcheser at White Plains On the tenth
day Of august 1s6 The premises hereby conveyed being
westerly side OF Wills Avenue distant twenty five
southwardIy from the formed by the inter
section southerly side of hundred and forty
the said westerly Of willis Ave
westerly side Of Willis Avenue twenty-five feet thence
westWardy line parallel with said one hundred and
street, hundred and six feet thence
northwardly a line parallel with said Willis Avenue
thence eastwardy line parallel with
said one hundred seventh hundred
six feet to the aforesaid westerly side Of willis
Avenue the point place OF heginninG Being the
conveyed Charles Fritz deceased
by Julie Anna Mayer formerly s,eissen. ana Charles
Naver husband. by deed dated July 30 1873. and
recorded in the ONCE OF Register Of County Of
Weschester August 18th. 1873 Lber S5i Of Deeds
Page 81 &c.
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sorrHERN corroN MARKETS

Memphis April 13-Cottcn steady: rniddling sIsc; low
middng 7ssc: good ordinary, 6izc- Net receipts. 100
bales. gross, 2s4 shipments. 934 sales. 1850; stock
1918.
Savannah. April l3-Ccttoa quiet. middling lice;
low nddling. 71sc; good ordinary. 69sc receipts
1886 bales: gross 1885 exports, coastwise 500 sales
q: stock s6456
New-orleans april lS-Cotton quiet and steady:
-nddling. 3l6c. low nid9ing. 7ssc; ordinary,
ss-l6e Receipts. 27ls bales. exports Britain
$500 TO the continent, $500. sales 1o0 stock
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Tcrrrlosurs Sales.

thereon per cent per annnni "g ,na
November 11th, 1900 The approximate anot5 nrc-
lien charge TO satisfy which the above from
be sold is So o5I o., with interest .he
the 2sth day Of March 99 together Wt'h ,,erest on
allowance amounting 1916 06- loo. with f'eIe oo1
from the osth day Of March iOa
together with the Of the sale over anu
the said prior and interest the
OF taxes. assessments and other mems
be allowed the purchaser of the purchase o,
paid by the referee 81 s3 "a. besides Meter CIo
Charge from December -, 1909
Dated New York. March Both. 1891 ,,..-o.
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- --Ha ==-
ST. Nicholas S Ave.

Nicholas Ave.
The approximate amount OF the lien or charge 70 sasy
67 oS with thereon from the 2st day Of February
1901. and allowances amounting
$3.50 22 with March 1st. 1900. together
with the the sale. The approximate amount
of taxes, assessments. liens which 10 be
lowed the purchaser purchase or paid
by Referee is S242 % and interest.
Dated New York March 3oth, 1901.
Y. Referee.
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CARETAkE,R.-By widow and her brother.
as reliable earetaker Of gentlemans resi-
dence during summer months. personal ref-
erence; no children MoNSON. 22o Ea0e
S5th-St
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

OF NEW YORK.-Mary a. Rennet. Plaintiff. against
In the aboveentitled action bearing date FIRST DAY
March. 1901 l. the undersigned. the Referee IN Saiu
Borough of Manhattan Citv of Nep,-York on 23rd
William Nj. Ryan. Auctioneer the premises directed '3S
judgment be sold therein described as oI-
building Improvements thereon erected, situate
lying and being in the Twelfth Ward of the Borough OF
bounded and described foows Beginning at polnt
in the Southery side of One hundred and fortyseven
from the by intersection south
side Of 0ih) One hundred and seventh street
thence southerly parallel with Avenue sey-
enty-four 4l feet eleven Ql inches thence Westerly
parallel One hundred and Street Nine
teen (l9) feet. thence Northerly and again parael
Avenue. partly through party wall seventy
four 4) feet eleven CD inches the Southery side OF
One hundred and Fortyseventh Street. thence Eastery
along Souhery side of One hundred and
Nineteen 09) feet to the point place Of beginning
Fox and John Haynes by by deed dated
Register County New York. in Block
therein conveyed by said John NJ. Haynes the said
Walter Fox by deed dated November 3d 1885 recorded
County Of New York. l. Lber So Page 34S. Subject
nevertheless the covenants and restrictions against
Office Register Of
the city County of New York 2.2I1 of Con-
said Register Series Conveyances Sec
ton Liber AZ rage 1s3 and in the instrument ] re-
Conveyances Section Iber Al. Page Isl. being un-
Gerstood that the said premises subject covenant
with the land for period Of Twenty from
18th 1897 and that other building than first class
private dwellings less three stories height
each intended for the OF family only, shall be
erected upon the same Dated New York. March SOth.
1901.
FREDERICK BELTz Attorney for Plaintiff. III Broad
Borough Manhattan. City of New York
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| COACHMAN.-French: good driver, knows
| how TO care for fine horses and carriages:
\ useful gardener. country preferred: Just ar
rived from Paris. NJ. V, 22i West 33d-st.
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COACHMAN.-Private family; first class
reinsman; can handle any kind OF stock {:
thoroughly reliable; sober: Z years refer
ence from one family; personal reference.
HUGHES 104 2d-ave.
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A--es PARK-AVE.-Large room and hall
,.. ,ooIa Darlor dining room: reference; eie-
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LOST.

LOST-Bankbook No. sos, 16T Bank for
Savings, $50 4th- ave, New-York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to bank.
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10th Street.

Dated York. April 18th 1901
JOHN JEROLOMAN Referee.
JOHN /. BROWER. Attorney for Plaintiff. l56 and 13S
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan, city OF New York.
The amount of the liens charges sat
sfy which the above described be sold is
the Of s1127 0i10o and interest thereon the
22d March, 1901. together amounting
s2l2 thereon from the 4h day of
April, 1901. and allowances amounting Sl66 Il 100
Dated New York April II. 1901.
John JEROIOMAN Referee.
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SEWING MACHINES.

s E w | y G. MA
CHIMES. new. 50
TO s25 cash, $40 to
s35 at So down and
30 cents weekly:
g u ar a n teed ten
years: second hand,
So 10 81. guar
anteed = years.
Hand machines:
special S5; Just the
thing TO take with
you 10 the coun--
s.-.s=
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foreclosure Sales


rates. $50 a. Naef
BOWERS SANDS. Attorneys for Paintn
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,,
write agent will call. Machines exchanged.
WESTERN UNION SEWING-MACHINE
CO. ITS 3d-ave.. between 10th and 18th
SITS Telephone i020-1Sth-st
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

T AS strait sisbf snd fSs !! sfs dss
s. q 6eTt ea iay 4s TateF ~ $3.50 y 2qS St. o patent
@ s.ar 81 i5Ss done TO fodsS fsS
Sc 60 m tTsek Corn G No eow ess as mxed sod
4G74GI4c; No corn 45s. a46c No 2 c9r ~
isush billed ao oats 1 active We and higher: No white
3 % 2s3.c thr9ush billed Barley-Local inquiry good
sg a6 3 9Si d ns snS %o f2F 3 s s6sF5 sc asked Fo
cincaati. april l$aFiour e. dull Wheat firm red
mixed 2:4g2se Rye Rye dull No 5ic: lard easter poo
asIiIiers' finished goods firm Of ST 81 Sugar
Chicago. April 1s.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
No p 2sssss a9s, -5s.os 5es5s 7d;.Sss
corn No 2:
IS2 1885, 1885, s.. .s,. a:s sss 49,. Ii: 81
oats. No ::
lsis HsE ...,::::: ..:::::::: sssa'; ss';; 81: 80:
Mess pork per bbl:
ssz HiZ *ss :ss T:2S :sS s.: i: - 81: i: 81 81
Lard per 10 rb.:
\: ':s...... Il: 6. Il: &: If: IL IF: If
short ribs per 100 N
Y: ':::.as.. : g.. s.. :;: :: ::s
5 as aT G a EH S sssf ses 81 sss
suaishs S3as8 So bakers 50 2ogs2 50: No 3 spring
wheat, e9a5osc No red 70l.G7Sc No corn 4a.c: No
yellow. 43i.o No oats. 2Gi2727c: No white 2s}.
2lc; No rye SIC good feeding barley 46c: fair to
choice mailing 51N"sc No l faxseed. IS: No North
Nessr q - prime timothy seed So 90; clover
grade SO . Iness pork hh. sii 35GlS14 40; lard
10 on s. 3aldss "a: short ribs sides doose) 2o9
IS 30; dry salted shoulders STdSI snort
sides fboNed $ 3le@sS 20; whiskey. high
81 % On The Produce Exchange today the butter
Cheese steady. lel2l2c- EgGs steady: fresh, l2c.
Duluth ATril 13.-Closewheat. No hard. cash. 7sc:
72s September II isc: No Northern G5Ih
Corn 401ec: May. Ale Oats. 26S4 GeIc
Milwaukee. April l3.-wheat lower: No Northern
7si4c Nc Northern 7oS.a Rye lower: No :s8.
5ic Barley dull; No . 5705sc: sample 40d5ac.
Minneapolis. April 13.-CTose-wheat cash 71s.c MAY
-herr No Northern. 6S4 6G9i<c. Flour first
erts s3 So second sS 650s3 75 first clears
50 95GS3 o5 second clears S2GS2 10 Bran lower bulk
$3.50.
philadelphia. ApriI lsIwheat weak and &c lower;
No mixed. April. 4S0fS1+c. Oats steady: white
clipped 33ltc. Butter firm: fancy Western. c-earnerv
2si5c: do prints. e2@c: do nearby prints CSC. Eggs
western 1880: Southern Cheese quiet but steady
SevYo< small 126l2isc: do fair to
choice l0ag11s.c. Receips-FIour 1200 bbls
n in sacks wheat. 10000 bush: bush; oats
bush
ST Louis. April l3.-Close-wheat lower. No
cash Ga1.c May. I0i. a7oasc; July. eslsc: No hard
1Il.c Corn-No cash. 42i4c; May. 41ssG4ls4c: July.
42sc oats-No cash. 2Ti-c May. 257sc; July 24s4c:
and Juv 73l5t active steady. cash 44c Ma and
July. 43s4c Oats dull; cash &c: Nav July 2Gl4c
Rye J0c Cloverseed, 1899 prime IS co. cash s6 So Oc
tober, s. 20
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I "EGTnNc

:" J. A WESTON'S
n !: i: !. I. ! ! II. II
OATi1 STORE LADDER SERVICE.
tEgf II Special Features. Smaller
t-eEsl II Space. Bear More Weight. Last
tm;I More Years Than All Others.
MI III II The trolley guide wheels at
III III II the top allow the ladder to be
Lstu II II used at any desired angle.
III ThilIl These ladders run on bicycle.
m lTTI bail - bearing rubber covered
~ n II rolls that do not require any
NJ y u track the floor. Made of
Gi--i--I white ash. finished light
PORTLAND LADDER CO,
Manufacturers OF all kinds Of Ladders.
Tel 4. .431. 2s PLANE ST. NEWARK. y. J.
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- YORK.-John R. Suydam. Plaintiff against Josephine
Macear. individually EXecutrix and Trustee.
foreclosure and duly made and in the
entitled bearing 2Sth March
1901 T. Undersigned, referee Judgment
Will public auction Exchange Sales
CITY and County o New York the 22d day Of April
1901 at II O'clock that day by William NJ. Ryan,
auctoneer the premises directed by said Judgment
sold. and therein described follows: All that certain
lot piece parcel of land. with building thereon
erected situate lying and being the Fifteenth Ward
Of the County OF New York bounded and described
follows viz Begnning at the corner formed by the
intersection Of the Northery line Of with
the Fasterly line of Avenue
formerly Laurens Street; N0rtherly
along the Eastery South Avenue.
with Houston Street feet
Southerly and parallel with South Fifth Avenue
West Broadway seventyve the Norherly side Of
Houston Street thence Westerly Northerly
side Of Houston Street. twenty-five
poiLt place Of beginning be
more less Being the premises conveyed hy
G Lewis under her maiden Of Agnes 9. Valance
prior to her marriage with Abraham w. Lewis.
deceased by deed Of bearing
jeenth day Of February 1874 and recorded in the office
443 Of conveyances page 342 the first day March.
1914, subject mortgages by said Agnes
G Lewis 10 the plaintiff. aggregang Eighteen
dollars. tie Of five
IN said Registers office Mortgages page
322 the l1th day Of May. 1855.
the 9Th Gay OF May 1896 and recorded in said Registers
office in Block Series CMorgages Section 2 Liber S1
page 81. and indexed under Block Number 524
Land Map Of the County of New York, May 11h 1896
Dated New York March 30th 1901.
ARTHUR d. TRT-AX,
way. New York.
The following is a diagram property he Sold
its street number IS 81 West Houston Street New
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY.
licensed and bonded. 800 broadway.
Rooms 1l7-.ls. telephone 1881 Franklin. =
Am civil and criminal cases ATTENDED to oy
xnert detectives. male and female.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

order. 500 upward; new pianos S125 up
ward Send for description and terms.
WHITNEY & CO. 123 West 125th-st.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-JU0 secondhand
wood and ircn working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex
changed GEO II EDDY. Pas Nadison-Sr
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
BILLIARD AND POoL TABLES.

Tn. approximate aggregate amount Of the plaintiff s
lien upon premises with interest costs and disburse