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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-13
RECEIPTS =. sLL /. :. PORTS

Liver Oh qu'es, prices east :, 10 Il;
nlddnUg uplAnds, ) II-s2 :; sales 6.~u
oAlts.
New York spots Gul; m.ddli3g
uplands, Il "a :; SAFES - bales.
New York tutu:es closed quief,
u points up; January, 30 30;
FEBRUARY. sj4 > ~; March 9.5lA. G;
April, 94j941; M, 9 40 , A.; June. > 45
az IS.
New DREAMS spots STEADY; middlirg,
95s sales 2,2u0 5Aies.
New ORLEANS i-tures closed quiet, 2 to
ps MS on; January, 9,4j ,9.41; February,
. 9 9,4I; Msrca, 9.Se .s.o9; April, 9.S6s
> 81; May, 1891; June, 9.3s 9 IS.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-13
The Thirtr-Eirst Victim.

Rochester. n. Y, Jan. 12.-HYb-'
SaperStOn. aged years, Is dead q
ing the thirty first victim of the Up.
asylum fire of Tuesday morning.
child was not fatally burnNi
lungs We're so badly affected By ID Z
halation of smoke that severe ca
pneumonia resulted and death reiisg1
the sufferer. OF the remaining Inl;lll
victims of the fire all, it is thought
recover.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-13

Thos VINO desire 10 sid tne B0er,
ahou'd sell mules, horses and all sorts
OF provisions to the British, ssNs the
Comm rcial Appeal. The British
will ship thfm TO S nth A frics and
the Beers will do the resi-.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-13
DetermIned to Have enc Firht.

Cincinnati, Jan. 12.-The directors OF
the Saengerfest Athletic association OF
Cincinnati express the fullest determine.
ton that the Jeffries- Rubin fight will
be pulled off here OH Feb 10, but the
of public sentiment is t.
the contrary.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-13
SBERIDAN'S RIDE AND ROOSE-

days ratioDs ard ammunition.
SBERIDAN'S RIDE AND ROOSE-
Wells CHARGF.
There came in the possession OF
the Caucasian recently pu blication
in which is Illustrated in colors
"Sheridau's Ride" aud "RooseYell's
charge" which are not historical. l
is true this sensational misrepresenta
tation, Sheridsn's Ride, has beer
PANIED in verse on credulous pub
lie, aud so often has this story beer
told aud repeated that it has been &C.
cepted as fact, but we will dispose
Cfthe Roc ssvelt sensation first. In tn,
illustration to which we refer, Roose-
welt is pictured, with a single Rougt
Rider at his side, each holding in hand
six shooters and are III the attitude OF
advancing 10 charge at San Juar,
Cuba, where Roosevelps command
was saw d By colored troops of th,
regular United States army, who
came to the rescue in the nick Ct
time. The objection to the illustrs.
tion is that it is incorrect, a fA5cy
which is misleading and would leav'
q false impr> tsion on the MUD. No
one can or would question the cour
age or dash OF Col Roosevelt, whoi
entitled to the fullest measure OF
praise, and who, as an American citi-
zen responded periodically to th,
call of arms and who was among tn,
first in active service, Tut it Is in or
der to protest against ssnsational
Illustrations which discredit the facts
Of history.
AS to "Sheridisn's Ride" which is
myth, this much may be said. lie
incident is connected with the BATH
OF Cedar Creek. The Confed eratts il
command of General Esrly at daw
of day surprised and overwhelmed
The Eighth aud the Nineteenth corps,
whipped the Sixth corps aud cap
iured eighteen. pieces of artillery,
1900 prisoners aud large number
of wagons. etc, but instead OF follow.
Ing the advantage gained, tue Cox
federstes stopped aud looted the
Federal camps. The Federals, III tue
interval reformed ana late in the even
ing regsined The position they had
lost during the early part OF the day
and recapiured their guns as
vel. as OF 1ers If the CoDfcd
crates. In word the Confederate
victory of the day was converted into
a defeat that night, simply because
Ire Confed rates had lest valuable
, hours aud bad becomed demora.izsc
in looiing the Federal camps
In referring to this battle, E A
Pollard, historian, in "rhe Lost
Cause" page 500 says:
'sThe Ngrinern newspapers, with
their relish for dramatic eircum
stance, had a singular story of how
the sudden spparition of General
Sheridan Oh a black horse fecked
with foam, which be had galIoped
from Winchester, where be had slept
the previous night, reassured his
might've army and restored the battle.
But the fact is that Sheridan did not
appear Oh the battlefield uutil the
army had reorganized line of battle
and made its disposition for attack,
which he did not change in any
respect"
And yet, in the face of facts, North
ern people Will persist in their "hero
wkrship' of men who are connected
Will stories and incidents which are
iaAciful, and therefore, it is the duty
of Southern men to controvert these
sensational Misrepresentation when
ever and wherever they are publish
ed. Stick to the record, to the facts
historical
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-13

kate-"I wouldn't marry him If he
were the last mar on earth" Jane
Il would" KITE" What for, I'd
ike to kEowr Jane-"0h, just 10
spite all the other women."-Detroit
Free Press.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-13

S-rgers and public speakers will ind
i'm ediate relief rom ho9rsenes by using
)n eo2athic Spec nc Glc5ule No. =.
ia. utAc;ured and LOT safe al Alters
Pharmacy.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-13

"Where aid DE Matthew's get hl.
wife"
"He H-st met ier in a department
storP.7
"OD was she a 6srgain"'-CEIcago
Times Herald.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-13
DANISH WEST INDIES.
The Difference in Price the Oaly Obstn.
cle to Ratify the sale.

Copenhagen, Jan. 12.-The negotia-
lions for the sale Of the Danish West
Indies to the United States are seem
ingly approaching settlement. The
matter has been in the hands of the
finance committee of the rigSdag, with
the view of arranging the difference in
the price asked and offered The king
and ministry are in favor of the sale,
bat final ac1inn may b. DELAYED By pow
erful opposition in the islands and here.
Longs for His Island Home.
Ottawa. Kan. Jan. 12.-Juan Gettian.
do. the little Filipino who was the mas
cot of the 20th Kansas. has started from
here for his home IN LuzOn. Juan is
only Is years old. He stole away from
his home i'll northern Lnzon and Joined
the Kansas regiment. He became the
protege of Lieutenant Collin H. Ball.
who took him TO southern Kansas. A
few months ago Juan left Lieutenant
Ball to shift for himself. He has been
working IN a stone quarry near here re-
Gently. hut Letter from his parents
made hiri ho2csick He can speak
English passabiy well, has IA good suit
Of clothes and some money. He expects
assistance from soldiers to reach San
Francisco. from which place he says he
can easily reach his home.
Washington Jan. 12.-Secretary Long
has made public the report of the board
of naval officers concerning the estab-
lishment of naval station on the south
Atlantic coast aud more particularly
with reference TO the relative merits of
Port Royal or Charleston, S. c., as a
site for a station. The board recon-
mends Charleston, reinforcing its views
with the statement of the advantages
OF thar place over Port Royal A dis
senting view was presented by Rear Adj
miral Sumner, who favors the retention
OF the station at Port Royal.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-13

First ana IuItmt ST IN the feid al n e5j
cire is Hocd's SarsapsTilla. 1t possess e
untqualled merit and cures all dis
eases caused or promoted by impure
Impoverished blood, including rheumatism
dyspepsia, catarrh.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-13
BOARD OF HEALTH.

Report Of Vital Statistics of Shreveport
Louisiana.
and Deaths at the Health Office .or ID.
week ending Saturday noon, Januzry 12.
l Oh:
MARRIAGES.
P Hsmal and Daisy Christian.
Charles u chaii and Saran Alice Jones.
jessie Z Patterson and NJ zrtha n Jones
Alvey Morrison a ID Gracla Sm Ia (cJ
Wat Thomas ard Efie Davis (e).
BIRTHS.
Va and VI Davis. girl.
Z and A heed (c), boy.
Y and h White (c) boy.
and Il HowSrd Cd, BOY.
STILL BIRTHS
Child of and Hattie Brown (c), boy.
DEATHS.
Mrs Gary NesoD, ged 26 years.
) BesZley, aged y yesrs.
Giles Ban. or, (c), aged % yeSrs
Lula X Gross (c), aged years.
Lo"e Durtenfort (c). sgeu rs years.
August Th ,mss (c), ageu m ,nths.
3 IA HAWKINS (e), aged 20 years.
Wa ,wrence (c), aged 80 years.
Sandy hi g (c), aged IS wears.
CAUSES OF DEATH.
suIeIlls '''... '-.'.s -. -......... 49,. !
NSpp.i us. $500. ......... ............
'sUCeF - I
turns "
exhaustion ...........
hNuisions- ...-..-..-.. ..........
'reumonla.... ................
Chronic bronchitls.. .J
Cor stump ion. 1900. - /
SUMMARY OF DEATHS.
Deaths from all causes. g
White .
JIored :
800 $500 ''........- ..--......- y
Stnaic
over so years of age. 4
Under years CT age .......... =
j. e. EGAN, NJ. D.,
Health Officer.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-13
ThB COTTCN MARKET
Office Daiiv Caucasian.
shreveport. La. Ian. u. 1901,
SHREVEPORT MAkhET.

rhs market closed quiet and steady.
Receipts, 3S3 bales; by rail, bsles;
by wagon. bales, bv river. - halel.
Sales ABS bales; factors 1875, speculs-
tors -,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-13
Death Penalty.

Princeton, Ind, Jan. 12.-J. D. Keith
has been convicted of numbering Nora
Keller and sentenced to death.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-13
Drinks Diluted Prus<ie Acid.

Lolgyiew, Tex, Ja.-. 12.-Hon San
Flanagan, former postmaster at tAS
place, who was in charge Of DepuEi
United STATE. Marshal Wylie Batter
so 10 Tyler to- answer the cmrse q
ni>app~5p y':;ti3l Of finds while p,s3
master here. drank an ounce Of diluted
plusSic acid aud handed the hlt
emptied bottle 20 Mr. Battler. sayingh
would not go with him this trip. Tn
marshal didn't think anything seriaa
until it was roo lace to save him. ~
Flanagan was a well known Repai
hcan politician in this state.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-13

sr ills are cured by Hoods Pills
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-13
CFFCIAL ORGAN
OF THE
PARISH OF CADCO

The Beers will not keep quiet aud
are leading the English lively dare
militaire. Not long since g party CT
Beers "reconmoitered" nea- h m5er-
ley and "confscated" everything o
which they could lay hands and then
retired. ia good order with several
davs rations ard ammunition.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-13
LOST AL 4OPE.
Young Wcmsn suicide, Brcau,e IF a
Fsnr~. - TYei:ht.

Fs'r~- "A IY"i<hi-
Chies,go, Jan. I2.-Faeel by the us
ree5 Of t3tai ll,I2nr;s Aal told She wa
beyond NJ medical hel2, Margaret Dss,
AVIAN. - year, Of aI.. y-,.a resided WITH
her AMT. Mrs. M.rT , ,:,1vaa, cfnmis
ted suicide by drinking oac5,lic acid
Tor almost Two Yea.-, tx. young won.
an had confrnn n,l hrlcriy tie rrablu|
81 falling cvesiEhr, aano,s withau y
word or complaint ~ da,slon,lency Sac
was an orphan. a,ll h;..I come frons
little village n Minnesota a year ago a
live with hes aunt and reca.y. nelia
treatment in Chicago. One phFsiean
after another was tried but gave hHng
encouragement But she dill not loS
hear5 until two days ago. when She Va
told positively tnat there wa no cue
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-13
sUUKCEs Or ~ { EiP -.
This day This ia!
THIS ye&r laSs ye =

SaJPMENES
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-13
VEL1'S CHARGF.

days rations and ammunition.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-08
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

Walter Fox others. Defendants In pursuance ot
in above-enttled action, bearing First day of
March 1901 l. undersigned. the Referee in said
York Real Estate saiesroom. No III broadway the
Borough of Manhattan City of New-York. on the -rd
day az April 1901 a, y o'clock noon on that cay ny
William ". Ryan Auconeer. the premises greeted oy
be sold. and therein described as fo
lows Al that certain lot piece or parcel o iand WIN
the building and inproy enents thereon erected stua
living being the Twelfth Ward Of the Borough ot
Manhattan city Of New York, which taken tosether are
bounded and described as foowF; Beginning a. Po'nt
Southery side OF one hundred and forty seventh
l47;h street distant Eighty-eght tss) feet Westerly
from the formed by the intersection of the South
erly side Of q47D one hunded and foyseyenth street
thence southerly parallel with 81 Nicnoias avenue 5ev
enty-four I'D inches thence Westerly
parallel hundred and fortyseventh Street Nine
teen I9 feet, thence Northery and again parallel with
Nicholas avenue partly through party wall Seventy
four 4 feet eleven I'D inches 10 the South~Tly SIDE of
along So1thery hundred forty
Nineteen 10, To the point place Of hestnu!ns
portion of the premises conveyed % Walter
18Th 1898 recorded August 2eth iSSs in the Of
Register Of the County Of New York IN Block
Z Liber 80 page 81 and oneha interest
therein conveyed hy said John " HAYNES the said
by dated November 3rd. 1905 recorded
February 2sth 1899 in the oce OF the Register o. the
County a New York Sec Z Iher so Page 34s Subject
nevertheless restrictions against
uuissrccs and as to the character buildings contained
recorded the once of the
the city and County Of York IAber 27 Of Con-
said Register Block Series Of Convcyances
ton L I,iber ~ page 1873 and the instrument
Conyeyances. IAber Al Page Isl being
ders,ood that said premises are subject 10 covenant
pTyaa dwelinRs not less than three tfori~s in heISf
each Intended for the use Of one family oniy shall be
.'- 1901. 1''' 4''e' ''''
FREDERICK BELTz. Attorney for Plaintiff. Ill Broad
way. Borough of Manhattan city Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-08
Gnrerlosurr Sales.

the Borough Of Manhattan City Of New York on Mon
day, the 18th day Of April 1901, at twelve cocn
T. Meyer, auctoneer: tne p'eIst
described in said Judgment follows All tnat bnr in
piece parcel situate. lying ana belIs IA
the Borough Of Manhattan. in the city ot NeM
and bounded and described as follows Begins
point southerly One hundred ana loriesH
Street easterly from me
easerly of Amsterdam Avenue ana ore os ~
and fortieh Street running thence southeIY anu psven
with Amsterdam Avenue ninety-nine reef anu
inches thence easerlv and parallel with One hunae @
fortieth Street twenty-five feet; thence nor
parallel with Amsterdam Avenue ninety-nlne Zee
inches the southery line Of One hundred ana ioeo
thence westerly along the southerly ie
forteth Street TWENTY-FIVE feet 10 the
point place of beginning.
Dated. New York. April s. 1901. ,.
EDWARD B. LA FETRA. fe1eree.
BOWERS & SANDS. Attorneys for Plaintiff 81 Nassau
Street Borough of Manhattan City Of New York. Ne"
York.
The following is diagram Of the property to be sold
described above:
New-York tribune., 1901-04-08


The above a diagram property IN he so,s rho
approximate OF the charge for Which rhs
same Is TO be sold is Sill l3l 49, interest from Feb
dpaIy t dith l9eis together with costs and allowance
Iooi together with the expenses Of sale The approx.
water rates is Sl71G 7s and Interest - ~ ~ ann
. ne premises will be sold subject a prior mortgage
81. 200 (yTJJI.G sInryI,I I'm DsceiilDef
sale OF tne anove described premises hereby ad-
'oTed p 10 ApFil "a l90l at the same place
WILLIAM J. A. McEIM
sae OF ne above described premises
and place. ~ '' --' at '"e same hour
Dated New York. April ID 1901.
WILLIAM j. A. McKIM Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-04-08
Go mhum 1t Nlan Concern.
OURT OF THE UNITED

CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
- STATES Southern District York The Lo-
rain steel Company The Forty Second Street.
Nanhatranville Nicholas Avenue Railway Com
pany-In Pursuance of order II This Court entered
and Sled April 9Th 1901 Notice Is hereby gwen mat
upon The retito Of the defendant Street,
Nsuhatsrville and Saint Nicholas Avenue Railway Com
psry fes herein on April 1901. the ahiiavTs
ard EXHIBITS thereunto annexed the defendant will the
l2h of April 1901 the United States Court Rooms
In The Fostoce building. in the City OF New YORK apply
E Iacombe Judge of said Court,
an order that said defendant have leave with
draw heretofore flied in this suit that the
herein entered on Nav 3lF
be vacated; that property Of the defendant
company IN the hands Of the Receiver and al other
property anpurenant thereto he restored and transferred
defendant company. subject 10
su-h rrovsn for he protection of the said Receiver
n persons who have contracted with him and Of the
parties -r Court shall seem just. and
fha may have such oiher or furter ree
as - the Court shall seem Just
Ds-sS New Anil Sth- 1901
H0kDIY I.ATTERBACH p JOHNSON. Soilcitors for
Dstsnda1t % william street Borough Of Manhattan. city
~ NeU. YORK
New-York tribune., 1901-04-08

A DVERTIsEMEHTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received az their Uptown once No l2a2 Broadway.
% door north Of aist-st o'clock m; advertise
received at following branch offices at regular
once until O'clock p viz 25s shave. s. g.
COZ. 23d-st 49, 0th-ave. i2th-st Macys oth-aVe
and lsthst: ls2 Coiumbusave near West 0othst; Jog
West 42d-st near eh-ave.: a2 East i4th-s 257 West
s2.st between 7th and I59 East s7t-st l33s
Se-sye. 77th ss; lo2s Sd-ave. near
0lstst: 7Os Ist-ave s3h-st; 756 Trenont-ave;
ESQ 30 ave near 4ist-st 554 3dave: 30 Bleeeker-st
S25 Rescker-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-08

A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
. received their Uptown ONCE No. 1922 Broadway
"a OF 3st-st until o'clock D. m: advertise
ents received following branch Offices at regular
23dst. 1872 Gth-aye. i2th-st: Macys 6th-ave
l4h-st.. Coiurnbus-ave. 66th-st JOG
West zea-st 6th-ave.: l4th-st. 257 West
42d ST.; 18th l5s 3Ss
ave- between 10th sad 77th srs. 1o2s sd-ave near
siEt-st. I7Os Ist-aye ssh-st: 75s Treont-ave:
CSC sa-sve 554 sdave.: 2lo BieeckeF-st:
e25 Bleeoker-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-08
STORAGE.
STORAGE NOTICE.

New-York. April ?. 1901
OFFICE OF pAUBs 1ST-AVE,. STORAGE
WAREHOUSE - 1st-ave-To Nj.
Muller. Jones. O'Coraor. C;ot,lieb. :. Levev,
Benson Mulford. HOFFMAN. GeTker. \eisel.
Abraham. Well. Goodman. J. Weiss; You
are hereby notified that the time Tor the
payment of the Hen We hold upon the prop
errv hereinafter desC-ib bad having expired,
after due notice thereof had been given
YOU Ne will cause such property, 20 wit:
Household furniture. personal effects. stored
by YOU IN our warehouses. 20 be sold at
public auction. according to the statute In
such cases made and provided. at our ware
house. IS lst-ave.. on Friday. April -.
1901 commencing AT 10 q clock a m II
sale Is not completed on the 12ih dav of
April lPni Il will b. continued until all
OF the goods are SOLD
DAUB's STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-08
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER DI

- VISION OF TfIF PHILIPPINES Manila U 7
Narcf 1901 sealed proposals for cor,srctin~
Manila, J. l. Will b al this oefcc nrI II
O'Clock A. n. August lst 1901 men r,hliclv orene5
De done Includes about 80 cubic Yards r5r
2l" cubic yards concrete rp:lhle raaanrv IN
re about 100000 cubic yaros Of dredging and
ana shells depth # 80 predgsd material ~ -
used for eolaircng lsnC BIDS b accompanied bv
bond 90 one hundred thousand dollars
contract VIII he made for whole work
pond viii be 100 ~ te amount bid right Is reeeryeS
= reject any or an bios For specihcatcns ana blank
forms apply 20 this Office. Buraru ~ I~sus~ ffairs
washington =. G. I. : Engineer Offices ar Navr ~
Chicago and san Francisco JOHN RIDDI.E; Carrsin
Engineers. PUN
New-York tribune., 1901-04-08
West 2Tth Street.

26th Street.
approximate amount charge TO SATISFY
described property is 10 be sold, is
S559 1900 with interest thereon from the 2'th DAY
March. 1901. together and allowances
amounting $3.50 SIS 100 with interest from March -ih
together with Of the sale. Inc ap-
proNiTate amount Of taxes assessments, or other e
which be allowed the purchaser out OF the
purchase money or paid by the Referee IS about 500
Dated New York. March 30th. 1901.
JACOB 2. MILLER Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-08
CHEMISTRY OF MANUFACTURING

TESTING. Perfecting. INTRODUCING and Ms
posing OF Chemical Patents Processes
Products Formulas. etc. Development OF
INDUSTRIAL Enterprises. Utilization Of
Wastes and Cnapplied Substances. Improve-
meht and Invention of Processes and Prod
ucts Reduction OF Manufacturing Costs.
experimental Investigation OF Technical
ironlems Working Out Formulas for Man
ufacturing Technical Articles. Research
Work for Manufactures PETER T. AUS
TEN. a2 Beaver-st.. New-York
New-York tribune., 1901-04-08
81 Nicholas Ave

St Nicholas Ave.
The approximate amount Of the lien or charge satisfy
which above described property sold is S5-
G1 0S with interest thereon from the 21st day February
1901. together allowances amounting
$500 - with interest from March ls 1850 together
with the expenses of The approximate amount
OF assessments which are 10 be al
lowed to the purchaser the paid
by Referee is S242 81 interest
Dated New York March goth. 1901.
ARTHUR d TRJ-AX Ra,ere~
New-York tribune., 1901-04-08
SEWING MACHINES.

& r W I y q MA
CHIMES. new. 50
10 80 ca sh. SO 70
S35 at 81 down and
80 cents weekly
z u "a n teed ten
years. second hand.
50 to 81. guar
anteed . years.
Hand machines
special 81. Just the
thing 20 take with
you To the Coun
Try. open evenings
New-York tribune., 1901-04-08
hnrroqaies' Notice.

IL PURSUANCE OF an order or Hon. Abner
- :. Thomas a Surroeate Of the County Of Kew York.
Sce hereby given all persons having claims agast
CHARLES J. County of New YORK de-
ceased with vouchers thereon 20
tnohchers place OF tTansactinr business NO -
Nassau New York on or before the
eighteenth day o June 1901. ooo
Istee New York Tho fifteenth day December, 1900.
MERRITT E HAVII-AND and
GEORGE e. FUTILE.
CHARLES y pFIyGRAM Attorney Executors 30
Nassau Street New York City
New-York tribune., 1901-04-08
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT New YorI

County.-Rapp spedei Iron Works plaintiff
against Peter Dooey ct al defendants-In pursuance
OF Judgment of foreclosure and sale date the
lh day Of February 1901. the undersigned the
IN said Judgment named. Will sell public auction al the
New York Real Estate SaiesrOom No. Broadway in
the borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York on the
6h day of March. 1907, 2 o'clock on that day
by William NJ. Ryan. auctoneer. the premises in said
judgment mentioned. and therein described follows:
All those three certain lots, parcels Of land
with the buildings thereon erected situate living and
being in the Eighteenth Ward Of the Borough OF Man
hsttan in the City OF New York the northerIy side
or Fifteenth Street. and which, together ar.
bounded and described follows; Beginning al point
IN said norther:y line OF Fifteenth Street distant four
hundred and twenty easterI line Of SIxh
or Fifteenth Street seveny-ive
right ang.es from Fifteenth Street one hundred 1d
three feet and three inches westerly and sraa
with Fifteenth Street seventyhve thence south
ery and at right angles Fifteenth one hundred
and three feet and three place OF
oslns ne same lois known Numbers fifteen 05, six
Teen tlhl ana seventeen % map in the office
or the Register Of the City County of New York en-
ttled Map OF Cowrlan's Fifth Avenue Lots dated cco
per Il 1872. made by order Hay and Daniel
l~oFd, IT. executors being same premises con
ytyed by Augustus T. Cownan wife 10 William
ilurY by deed dated January 18th. 1870 and recorded
IN me once Of the Register City ana County Of
NV ork In liber 512 Of Cony-yarces isO '
Dated New York. March I'd. 1901
p,y,, ~. WILLIAM J. A McKIM Referee
Tlill@I-IlS * AVERY. Attys. for Painf I5i Mas
City. '' IiN' We" 10TH
=. Nos. 81. 80. & 18th