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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-11-08

DR.. Mason's Complexion Tablets
removes pimpIes, freckles, wrinkles
blackheads, redness of face or nose
and any skin blemish, giving clear
and beautiful complexion. $1.OO o
box. J. H. Mason & Co., Hancock,
Maryland. 29.ly
MARRIED at the Methodist church
Santuc Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 9Th,
at 4 p. m Mr., Claude Sartcr and Miss
fearl Humphries. Rev. G. B. Burns
officiating. All of Union. After th,.
ceremony the couple went to the home
of the grooms father. In the evenint
a number of guests were invited to a
reception in honor of the bride, and a,
night grand wedding supper wa
spread. Congrat tulatiobs and well wishes.
were in order. Ard tine occasion was
very much enjoyed by all those who par
ticipated.
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The Good Roads Train.

In reply to the petition of which men
ton was made in TnR TINES laat week
regarding the Good Roads train, County
Supervisor has received the following
letter which speaks for itself:
Washington, D. c., Nov. Q, 1901
MIR L. j. Bl.TENB.UGH,
Union, ). G.
Dear SiT:-The petition of your citi-
Zeus sui miLted hy you to this Company
for stopping the Good Roads TAIN at
Union has reached this cfflcc. The ar
of the schedule is in the
bands of Mr.. w. H. Moore, President,
of the National Good Roads AS, ,oci tion
to whom the communications we have
received from your section and others
have been referred. 1t is his policy to
stop the train at the larger centere where
best facilities can be obtained for MAX
ing a successful exhibition and adyer-
tising it well. Yours truly,
M. V. RICHARDS,
Land and Industrial Agent.
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knocked in the Head.

A negro man, Joe Whitmire, while
going tns frplle ont at Buffalo Satur-
day night, loaded with booxe and jug
full besides, WAS oveataken by two other
Negroes, Lewis Garner and Henry Mea-
dor. A difficulty arose and Whitmire
was knocked In the head, he came baci
to town and had the other two negroes
arrested, but they were released at tln
trial, as one seem, d to he about a. mucl
In fault as the other.
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r;r Local 'LaCo MICS.
HAPPENINGS. OF INTERES9 ABOUT TOWN
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE

Before you dtc!te to- go to Spartan.
burgto do " ur shopping iry Bobo's.
ROOMS TO RENE--Apply to F. G..
Mcfiu9h at Hill House. 36-tf.
M N. p puhbar has rec-ptly re-
rat' ted his dwelling, which now pre-
Ee';ls very attractive appearance.
.Mr, Jpo. Foster infolms us That he
j.. folndta boil of cotton in his field few
days ago containing eight locks. ..
Goodman & Son have moved their
bicycle hospital To the store room below
The post, office formerly occupied by Mr.
J. .S. Smith.
Mr.. g. c. May has enclosed the lot
pstwesn tho Masonic. Lodge and Good.
bans bicycle shop, for q pasture for his
4ow,
4 Mr.. g. C.sSGreer has very prolific
variety Of peas. Hesays lie found stv.
eral stalks that had five pods to the stem.
IA epeht TO save those pods to plant.
M Rgret to learn of the death of
Mr. A. Gregory. at his home ip
4nghpville township. He had another
SIOke OF paralysis on last Wednesda,
and died this morning friday al 4
O'Clock Heawill be buried al Putnam
M thapc O'Clock this P, Pr This was tha
Athird dsstaIltkee. t,s he had :"
, slSr. Smith Sanders died at the h,me
ofMr, H. II, Robinson yesterday moiu.
iDg after an illpess Of ten days from ty.
phoid fever. He was about 50 ears OF
age -
The big engine at Buffalo was started
up on Wednesday afternoon. It%Ork Ell
like charm. The electric power will
be turned ON tomorrow, and the tunnels
win be ilnminated. Tnis is the time
TO see the sight. 4 round "Trip ticket to
Bufraio only costs 10 cents, =
MARRIED At the hcme OF the hride's
farher, Mr. Thomas Hollis, in Cross
Keys, "Wednesday, Nov. 9th, at 4 u. ID.
Mr.. Chxs A. Betsill and Miss Lillian
f16llis Only a few Of the Immediate
family were invited.
We call especial attention tir The ad-
vertisement In this issue Of j. A. FAINT
s Lama Sale .Ths is One of the fn0st val
psbis pieces o. properly ~ Uniop. Tbs
is \ clancs, tor sjrAe ane u seelrs 2
ROOJ home. p e.. y5
Green Il Boyd's mammoth stables are
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Notice, Exhibitors,

Mayor Macbeth Young. Chairman of
the charleston Exposition Committee
Tor Union county requests us to ask al.
those in Union couney who wish to send
an exhibit TO Charleston to bling it to
hlm n9f later than Thanksgiving day.
tie Will have to arrange to ship them
ard cannot receive articles after that
date. SO DO not delay, but get you,
articles in at once.
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Money to Loan.

| have money to loan on improved
farms at per cent interest. No COM
mission except sPasonable attorne, feo
for preparing NJ cess ary papers.
39-ly. V. E. DEPAss.
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..,l,L "a J $50 :r:EN =
R6tfce to Teachers.

The free public schools iof Jonesvill
School district will open the third Mon.
day in November this month. Teach
.'rs must See the Chairman If the boait
and make CONTRACTS f'T heir schools An,
De reay by the day appointed to OPEL
their schools. BY OrderOf tha boaod.
shszs ay.v i.- w. II. =. HARRIS,
IL .s4ia- Clerk and Chm.
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Cheap Rates,

Southern Railway announces excur-
sion rates for the winter season to the
various resorts Of the South. Tickets
are now on sale, with final return limit
May 31st, 1902.
kof datailed infonaation as to rates,
s9Psdules, ete-J call on any agent of the
Southern railway or connections.
>, - ~ W. H,,TAYLoE,
~ AZ G. p. A.. atlanta, Ga.
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Notice.,

All persons indebted to us by note or
account are earnestly requested u make
payment at An early date as the business
is now I'm liquidation.
The A. II. FOSTER co.
Union, s. G., Oot. 10, 'Ol. 42-4t
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In the State at prices that co npare with
the cheap shoddy goods sold by many others At
tne same price that ask for much better and
finer goods. "''>
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Administrators Notice.

AL persons having claims against thu
state Of j. j. Vaughan. deceased, will
present them properly attested. Thos,
. wing the estate will make payment al
j. w. NANCE, Admr.,
45-at Grindall, &C.
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Ashford, Vim Gregory, Wash
Bailey, Miss Fannie Harrycaite, Charlie
Beaty, Daniel Hall, w 2
Bobo, Corrie Head, Jim
Burnett, Ben Hendrix. Claudia
bishop, Jesse Murph, Clarence
Boyd, Ella Nesbit. Alf
Brown, w A Rice, Lula
Callecott,, Mis- Ola Sartor, w w
Chalmers, alfred Scste, Miss Maud
Davis, Chn'l lle Summer, r f ~
Dukes, Mis-, Martha Sims, VIM r
Dawkins, Miss Lucy Smith, Mrs Hattie
Eison, Ida Thompaon, Jim
Gp.s, T l. Williams, SM
isllman, Sam S Williams, R'sa (2)
Tiles, R,b,rt Yong, Lane
Gregory. Alice Young, Alerk
Gregory, Miss Eva
Persons calling fer the above let
RS will please II advertised, ant
Sill he required to pay one cent TO,
heir delivery.
j. G. HUNTER P. M
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

Remaing in the Post Office at Union
): G., for the week ending Nov, 9th,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-23

Penelope-"Pll just ruin my complex
ion going in bathing so much"
will notice 1t"
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-11
Invention of a
BiSbee Miner
A New OIL Burner that Is a Sue
cess and Gives f0tlfe
Satisfaction

When the Copper Queen first began
to use oil under their boilers at the
Spray shaft q great deal Of difficulty
was encountered in getting the oil to
give a steady flame and sufficient heat
under the boilers. The burners sent
here were totally unfit for use and
caused considerable damage to the
boilers by burning them, causing con-
tinuous repairs and considerable annoy
ance. T. c. Wright, foreman of the
Spray, studied the matter over very
carefully, and with the aid Of several
Of his machinists rugged up q burner
to try and see If it would not give a
large fame and thus distribute the oil
over greater surface than before,
and in this way save the boilers and
do away with the petty annoyances.
Several faults we're found in their first
burner, but after remedyinz the de-
fects q burner was at last gotten in
shape and is now giving every salts
faction. No trouble whatever is met
with in the burner and not drop Of
oil is allowed TO 60 to waste.
The burner consists OF Q section Of
iron pipe about three feet long, with o
section OF pipe that resembles the sue
tion Of q pump, and the draft forces the
oil through the holes and scatters it
on the brick bottom under the boilers,
and this gives steady sheet Of fame
almost rs large as that caused by coal
fire. A valve is attached to the pipe
on the outside Of the door and serves
to regulate the quantity Of oil needed
for the IRE. Messrs. Wright and asso-
ciates have not applied for . patent on
their invention, but are thinking Of
doing 20.
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-11
Local Happenings in Brief.

The Phoenix and Eastern railroad
survey corps completed the work OF
running the line between Florence and
Benson Monday and passed through
here Thursday on their way back to
Phoenix, says the Florence Blade.
They found the route all that could be
desired for railroad construction. The
road built over this line has the most
uniform and lowest average grade Of
any road In Arizona outside of the
Mar:copa & Phoenix local line. It Is
probable that the work of grading this
line will commence next month and be
crowded as fast as possible.
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-11

ries were told about the case and Judge
Brown viii render his decision at $50
this evening.
Cards have been received in Bisbee
announcing the marriage of Miss Ma
mic E. Maeher and William Jerome
Clancy % Phoenix, Arizona, on De-
cember 9Th. Miss Maeher was form
cry . resident Of Tombstone and IL
well and favorably known in Cochise
county.
In the case Of L L. Boggs, charged
with fighting and disturbing the peace
before Judge Brown yesterday, the
case was dismissed and Boggs ordered
discharged Boggs wss charged with
disturbing the peace and attempting 70
provokea fight in the Fish Pond saloon
on the night Of the It'll.
The house Of G. n. Brown In upper
Tombstone Canyon was entered sbont
eight O'Clock last night and robbed Of
several rings, bracelets, etc. The rob
bers were evidently looking fsr money,
all the brresu drawers were found open
and beds upturned aud papers scattered
over the floor. A number Of hold up
have occurred near the wsterworks asd
the officers have been unable TO ind
any clew to the highwaymen.
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-11

will appear in a BENEFIT Performance
q aid of the building fund for the Bis
bee Woman's Club of Bisbee. This
company is acknowledged to be one OF
the finest and best concert companies
now on q tour through the southwest
The company consists of the following:
Miss Gretchen Bernett, who is ac-
knowledged t. be one OF CalifOrnia's
most prominent contralto singers.
Miss Bernett possesses voice OF un-
usual range, quality and richness Of
tone and can only be classed wish such
singers as the noted Emma Nevada.
Miss Mahle Richardson is beyond all
doubt the most pleasing reader that
eve- graduated from the famous Boston
School OF Expression. Her voice be-
ing clear and distinct and her gestures
graceful Her lecture on Woman's
Rights and "Aux Italiens.' is one Of
the features of the evenings enter
taiument. Miss Richardson's charm
ing manner and excellent work never
fails {, win her audience.
Mr.. Julius A.. Haug is without doubt
one of Americas greatest violin SOLOS
Mr.. Haug Is graduate from both the
Vienna, Austria. and Lipesic conserv-
story of music Of Paris. He is must
clan of rare ability and is considered
one of Americas greatest violinist for
his age. Although quite young Mr..
Haug was the first director of the Vi
emma Elite orchestra OF Vienna, Aus
tria. He has Travelled extensively in
E lrope and has frequently played for
royalty and was highly honored by
gifts Of their appreciation. While q
violinist of rare ability Mr.. Hang is .
pianist of great ability, noted particn-
larly for his technique and stacca etude
by Rubenstein will give his audience
great treat.
Mr.. Geo. L. Miller, the famous Balt;-
more baritone singer, never fails TO
captivste his audience with his magnif-
icent voice, which Is noted for its rich
silvery tone, excellent range and quail
ty and the manner in which he handles
it. Mr.. Krommiller win appear twice
during the program and bis solos viii
be highly appreciated.
The concert closes with q musical
sketch of home life entitled "Jang-
lings." Admission d 90 and .l-50.
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-11
Episcopal Church Bazaar

The greatest JOY for the little girls
at the church bazaar next week will be
the doll booth to be presided over by
Mrs. S. X. Williams AID Miss Stowe.
Dolls Of all sizes, colors and costumes
will be for sale End an opportunity
given to secure Christmas gifts for the
little ones at home.
Fresh cut flowers will be received
each day from California, which, to-
gether with potted plants, win be on
sale at the flower booth. This booth
will be In charge of Miss Lizzie
Schmid and Mrs. B. s. Burke.
Miss Edith Brown and some Of her
young friends are to see toit thatevery
cast into the fish pond draws q crafty
ing prize.
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-11
Netice Of Stockholders MeetIaa

Notice 10 hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the South Bisbse Copper Mining and
Townsits Improvement company, .
corporation organised under and BY
virtue Of the laws Of the territory Of
Arizona, will be held at the Office Of
the company q Bisbee. Arizona, on
the fourteenth day Of January, 1902.
between the hours of two O'Clock and
four O'Clock p. m. of said day, for the
election of directors and such other
business - may come before the meet
ing.
Dated Bisbse, Arizona, December 4,
c. B. JONES, Secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-11

Monday Judge Sloan sentenced Fred
Cuimond TO fifteen months in the Yuma
prison for embexzlement. He was SUI
perintendent Of the Jerome Lumber
company, and while acting 10 this CO.
pacity became short In his accounts 70
the amount Of nearly t2,0o0. Psrkin
son 4 Won SchriltE snd Col. Wilson de-
Tended Guimond, while District Attor-
ney Ling snd attorney Gibbs prose-
cuted the case.-Jerome Reporter.
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-11

A. W. Crawford, with Geo. b. Cook
& Co., is showing q very pretty line OF
Xmas novelties in jewelry at Blewett's
shoe store. Don't fail to call and see
his stock. IL lltf
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-11

The most complete and best selected
line of diamonds, pins, rings and nov
elites In jewelry ever exhibited in Bis
bee can be seen 1T Blewett's shoe store.
Geo. H. Cook & Co. are showing them.
IL lift
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-11

In the Bisbee suit club drawing last
Saturday night, the suit was won by
7. F. Nets, the soda works man. Next
drawing will be held ct Halls tailor
shop. l2-105t
Bisbee daily review., 1901-12-11

Don't make your selection for .
Christmas present until you have ex-
smined the stock Of jewelry and now
elites shown BY Geo. h. Cook 4 Co. ~
Blewett's shoe store. II 1ltf
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
REAL ESTATE.
A NEW PAVILION FOR PATIENTS ON NORTH
BROTHER ISLAND-MANY PLANS FOR
LARGE APARTMENT HOUSES.

one story pavilion for smallpox patients will be
erected on North Brother Island. The plans have
been drawn by Horgan & SIattery.
Francis NJ. Jencks has filed plans for a nine
story brick apartment house to cost s55ooo. which
will be erected from plans by Stein. Cohn & Roth.
on the southwest corner of Broadway and Seventy
seventh-st.
Howard Van I-indern has filed plans for altera-
tions to the four story brick buildings at Nos POS
and 10 East Sixteenth-st.. used as home for
deaconesses. The outlay will be about $4,000
Eugene c. Potter will build two seven story brick
apartment houses TO cost S45o.OO0 One will be
erected at the Manhattan-st. junction with One
red-and-twenty- and the other at the
junction of One-hundred-a -and-twenty-fifth-st. The
size of the first will be 1856. and the other will be
built on plot 2O5x95 feet
Post Brothers have sold for William J. Kemer.
Charles II. Leppa and others the five story double
tenement house No 332 East Eleventh-st., a5X15x
100 to Jacob Levy. for s235OO.
A. Augustus Healy yesterday obtained title to
the property 2Sx15o feet on the east side of Fifth
ave. $9 feet north of Thirty-first-st for $4,000
Richard V Harnett & Co. have sold for the Ma
tional Conduit and Cable company, to Mrs F. B.
Levin, Nos. 160 and 162 Pearl-st.. two five story
brick buildings.
Daniel B. Freedman has sold No. 224 to 2sa West
Fiftieth-st plot 15x1OO feet. TO client of Hall
j. How & Co.
Charles w. Rosenthal is reported to have sold
the fathouses Nos. 81 and 9,3 Columbus-ave. to
Simons & Harris for $4,000.
Rutland & Whiting were associated with Herbert
a. Sherman in the sale of No so Nassau-st.
George r. Read has sold for c. L. Sils the vacant
plot 100x1OO feet at the northwest corner of One
hundred-and- second-st and Eleventh-ave
Herbert A. Sherman the broker in the sale
OF the two lots in Fifth-ave, % feet south of
Etghtyninth-St.. and also of the plot 106Xl00. S2
feet the south side of Eighty ainth-st 100 feet
east of Ffth-ave- The purchase price of the lots
We're about 100000.
Mr.. Sherman has also sold for Eugene Smith to
c. 5. Marshall No. % East Forty-fourth-st.. pri-
vate dwelling house, 1sxlO05 feet.
VI. F. Kerby has sold the following: No. 20i3
Bathgate-ave. a twO-stOry frame cottage, for Mrs.
Almira A Harmed to Juliet F. Stephenson. and No.
1886 Bathgateave., two story frame cottage, for
Lille T. Yoran to P +. Carolan.
Thomas p Fitzsimons has sold for the estate of
Michael Cohen the three story high stOop private
| dwelling house, No. 252 West Thirty-sevenJh-st.
IS.9X55x100 feet.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
PLOT SOLD BY RUSSELL SAGE.

1t became known yesterday that Russell Sage was
the seller of the plot having frontage of about
100 feet in Central Park West, between Nineteen
and Nnety-irst SITS, and of about 100 feet In West
Ninetleth-st The sale of this plot recently re-
ported 1t is said that Mrs. Hetty Green owns a
parcel adjoining the plot in Ninetieth-st. owned
by Mr. Sage The plot sold by Mr. Sage VIII form
part of a site on which will stand two eight story
apartment houses. to cost Sl0OCt0. - -. -.
According 10 a report Mr.. Sage gave in 1871 S6OOoo
for the plot which he sold The value OF his parcei
is now said to be about three times what ne paid
70
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
DROPOSALS.-U. s. Department Of Agrlcult

- ure Office OF the Secretary. Washington. ID. C..
April 2 10Oseaed proposals will be received at the
office OF Disbursing Clerk until p. Thursday.
1901 for furnishing supplies during the fiscal
laboratory: lumber and packing boxes fuel and ice;
furniture and frames: forage;
oar ais etc howerpots clean
ing carpets washing towels telegraph and hard
ware. and lanterns: printing
and ithographing material: Full informa
tion furnished application the Dsbursng Clerk
Bids must be sealed and addressed
10 of Agriculture in accordance with In
''fNe''O'' SVEN " JAMES WILSON Secretary
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

lTa So; 81 n"s and 2s Fsf Tiss1 ssTss r.
columbus nj No 90 2ixloo; adelaide knowles
1staEe to T"a 'SS'}, Corner 5ads 255si6o; John
i5i4d %nsp pa3 70 mS4'saas mSPay s'9s4TS5 35 s
lss Mullen aTS to Henry 21HfS KraSoweT qa; claim
Is; ave $ al H. IT yn 81 lT'H 6,sif st. caim
s, aHc 70 s sfP TT u ssth St gus 80 SS7
& ao 4i West i' s 1Sasi Adea Knowles and
, NJ to . 41n2 wss shnS5sG sa es
tndividually and as executrx. Edna schnoter:
ll5!h-si; a% Of shave & 25xlOCdl; ,n,I Per
sSaod sGa Levy and wife to isaac marx 5000
c%5S9 @ 2 and WsS NGs 80 and 6 a9ao :s %
trustees etc; & gut Z claim li, W conner uancst
Charles q Weld TO William CASTOR ct al. trus-
West BToSdwny. ur. H't Corner Reades lo4 iox4a6x
r5ss%n5 70 ] 4 M to to is Rs1s ns .:,5S
rhdmass a lsSSs So S s't to 2st m S5x s5s
G. Weld to William A CASTOR ct al trustees. ,
wes, est Rroadway' &@ vi' No Is to 50 and Nos l54
chares a Wed to William CASTOR aston al
Duanes Gstss So e5 aui' Inst S:a@ charles
Weld 70 William \ Castor ct al. trustees. etc.
4,F st. No 2i to 70 West loo sxod2 charles G
Weld TO William \ Castor ct al trustees etc ,
4tS st. cor Greenesi ~ iix9d l1x9d2
Charles C Weld to William CASTOR ct al !
s Charles NG Ws 2s and ID WI %a ana S0 aoa s
trustees. etc quit claim - ZOO
"eiaaasso5 charss G Weld Weld to wian & al
Broadway Nos si7 and sla and No Is Q SO
Fast 12th-st. cor; Charles G Weld to
William \ Castor al. trustees. etc. quit ,
white-st. tt'H Nos 50 and 81 SO sxloox5G. 5xoa.s:
Charles Weld William y CASTOR et al
whitsst. No co. 1a 6x2a 2xlosa charles G
Weld to William \ CASTOR ct al. trustees etc
Mercer ep,s No lo7. and spring ST. Nos and
Ill., Charles G Weld TO William A CASTOR ct al ,
15Tsrf S. e No our 5 as1oo Charles & Weld to
& al
Ieona st W cor; CHARLES G Weld to William j.,
ei,h-,5 ,ar No i East 2Ss%S So cora meyer a4s75
oeters to Ameiia wheaton; mortgage
s,S4oys S'oys" W : 81 fl Of 1lsth-st acxiGG:
Amelia Wheaton to Charles koeher; mort 7
asSst 6asf 81 SIT sai East 24xoss John Fish to VIII
lam oppenheim; r s s3 m@rtgaFSe; $50 500 ;ns '''
Caroline Meyer TO Louis NJ Eblins; r 5. s.;
21pt Scs S4 and POO East 90 3xa2: George
Ahendscten. executor. TO Leopold kaufHanh' ~ ,oo
ARs5sTismtavc S2 40 W : 100 IT of i6Gh 3oxois
4xIO0: samuel II Levy referee. to Mary . -.
paER9u W 5 isi It Of sSth-st q Eliza
beth clinton to F b Lord: $. 49, mortgage ,
asist 1p'S No 2ie East "a 45xasa; John Bern
hard ISlinsens@ten; @ r s $40 IN" mortgase; rig '''0
2.sx e l2es 70 street =; Mar, Maria co
AnSd wd?S $50 'G II 'Dhn Of sfn3 ssxiso
Trust Company of New-York trustee. TO a Au- % 90,
Sane H,s property Anna nice E. al To 10000
1OOII: Abraham Joseph. referee to Edwin u O, .5o
santa S1anISn n3aner,y; = Edwin r stanton TO Louis
helm ss moTtgase Ss4 ss,oo II charles
Rnek 70 Elisha P S Wright: $50. mortgage.
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New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
Auction SALES YESTERDAY.

by Peter F Meyer CO. Convent-ave, $. 10 II n Oh
1ast-st POI 6xlOo: vacant foreclosure SALE William
Rockefeller agt Jacob Butler al; withdrawn; l5o
Isrook-ave s. 246 OF 1Ioth-st. 246x1oo' story
brick H. foreclosure SALE Andrew VI cute trustee
agt Joseph KInzg ct al: plaintiff for SlooOo; l3t
Brook ave- ~ II OF 1ioth-st. s4ixIoo sto.S
brick fiat h sale; parties, acton NO
To plaintiff for SlO.G00. ~ ,o--- .. =
Nv |. ] Phillips & co; s44 f i4Oth-st 12ii5 II e
Of = Anns-ave 25xlOo story brick rat h; foreclosure
sale: Bert Meyer Beyer ct AL 10 u iieide-
berg for prior mtge and interest
BY Herbert \ sherman: ia Norton-st. $ Iuo ~ :
Of Hudson-s @5xl0o story brick n forecoSure sae
o. Coo
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
90 Uhom Ut Hlap Concern.
N Y SUPREME COURT, County of New

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT, County Of New
~ York.-Anton Uher; Plaintiff: against Anna uher
70 The above named defendant: You hereby
,onea 10 complaint in this action. and to
.arya OF the plaintiffs attorneys
within twenty COP after the service Of this sum-
service. and in OF
failure appear answer judgment Will be taken
default for the relief demanded In the
Complaint. paied: New York, March Is. 1901
ZONES & NE,KARDA. Attorneys foT Plaintiff.
oncs and Postorsce address, No. So3 Broadway New
York. n. Y.
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