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!, To Cure = Cold In Que Day.
Take = Laxative Bromo / Quiuins
Tablets. An druggists refunded the
money if it fails to cure. E w Grove

A Cure, for Cholera Infantun,.
Last May" says Mr.. Curtis
Baker, Of Bookwalter, Ohio, IAN il.
FAINT child Of our neighbours was
suffering from choIera.infantum. The
doctor had given up all hopes Of
recovery. took q bottle Of Chamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy to the house, telling them I
felt sure it would do good if used
according to directions. g Intwo good
days time tho child had fully. re-.
covered, and sis now (pearly . year
since) vigorous, healthy girl. !
have recommended this Remedy
frequently and have neysr known It
TO fail 10 any single instance. /" For
sale BY II. a. Groezinger. = s.. =. !: =:
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During June, July, August and
September very low round trip rates,
will DO in effect from. all stations on
the B., G. r. IN, Ry. tothe following
points: Denver, Colorado; Syringe,
Pueblo, Glenwood Springs, Colo, Salt
Lake City, odgen, Utah, San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles, San Diego and
numerous Other points. =, ~. & 5.{#:
BefoIe making the trip be sure and
consult any agent of this Company
or address. .Jno. G. Farmer, "A. or.
3 7: A., B. G, R. & N. zRy, Cedar
Rapids, lowe. Sept 9. s. . u
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Org.

i. C. J.Burnham transacted businsea
il Bigelow Friday. 1 s
Vic Anderson purchased car losd
of coal from the st. Croix Lumber
co. Saturday. '. -.. ..s;s MI, MI
Miss Eta King left Monday for q
weeks Yiait with relatives IL Spencer
and Dickens, Iowa. 4 .sSs sS ID
| Min Bertha Peterson was takes
dslgerously i'll last Thursday night
and has since been 70 low that at
times scarcely no life has been visi-
bic, Two physicians have beea -
attendance. And it is with pleasurs
that Wa can report ner as being y
little better ct thi. writing. Her
many friends here sincerity hope she
will soon be restored again to perfecti
health. :: -: Nv a a. a y8ssss3l
!: ]. Mock formerly operator 81
Sioux Falls Jet. but late Of BinRh ham
Lake arrived on Tuesday 70 open m
the depot and assume the duties of
agent on the kOmahs road 81 this
place. He expects to move his fam
lily here in q few days. Their mum
erous friends viii he pleased tog
welcome them back Z 70 cur ittlS
city. -. -: :. | ...s3$.ss'S
Mike Sorem of Ransom was in town
on Tuesday. He brought the -
news Of the death of the six year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Shors
on Monday night Aug. Is. Ihs
family have the heartfelt sympathy
of every one in this community, III th
their sad hour Of bereavement, T. > sss
Aug: Wass hauled out 100 posts,
this week and is now fencing his fine
farm south west of town. ii Nh
Grocery peddlers have been scour-
ing these pats this week with an -
deavor to induce farmers to desert
their local dealers. And We are sosry
to gay, thare arc few who practise
this unjust economy by buying infer:
ior goods from grocery agents when
they have a little cash and wnen they
fail to have the cash they arc COM,
tented to buy from their home
dealers. Now to those that resort to
this practice. We wish to say that i
you do find your home dealers prices
. tribe higher. do not condem him
before you thoroughly. consider ~
situation. Would you not yourself
rather sell m article for one dolhr
spot cash than to get . few cents
more for il and wait = year or 50 foe
the money After you had paid out
cash for the MT cle y,pnsslf Nov
Why not look At this from q fir
standpoint and remember the oon-!
.mandment: "Do unto Others 9 you
would have them do unto you" And
again Why not consider it in this way,
surprising every one did their bust.
ness with travelling agents and thus
crowd all business out of our small
towns where then would you gain1
Would your properly then increase
or decreased Shall we support our
villages,and improve the country or
shall We have just the big cities take
all the money out of the country
Answer these questions for Yourselves
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THE. :.t4ANcock ARRIvEs.5 I.
Gong FRESHMAN Hull of Iowa Among the
M Passengers. nm 4

s San Francisco. Aug. 29.The trans.
hort Hancock arrived from S Manila
hiring the day. Among the passen-
sRers on the Hancock we're Congress-.
man Hull Of Iowa. his wife and daugh:
Ter: Colonel A. s. Burt OF the Twenty
Afth infantry, and Colonel Alexander
foore, retired. Ssss. s.&5E
sss The Hancock also brought 1888 men
and q ohacers Of the Fourth cavalry,
,nnder command Of Colonel G. G. Carr.
ILL discharged soldiers and Z prison,
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III. Paul Union Stock Yards.

#ss ct. Paul Union Stock Yards.
: $fsssEaaas@% SOUTH ST. PAUL, Aug. %
%HOGs-Sales ranged at q. S6@& 10 ~
ssssCATTLE-Sales ranged at U.s. O0@6.2b
fot prime butte her steers, %. @4.lO-3 for
prime butte her COWS and heifers, 1000
$40 Tor choice veals, 8. 1908. 10 for choice
feodsrs. ~ - :,
5aSHEEP-Sales ranged ut 4.95@2 - for
choloss butcher lambs, ,9S.253360 for fat
W0Ghof1 - e ~ ., - =. - :, 80 .zsr-%, 5. a
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--LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Duluth syvl.eat.

49,: Duluth Wheat. : 4: &7 ss. Fl
DULUTH, Aug. 70. n
;sadEAT-Cash No. l hard 719<c, No. ]
Nnrthern 70c, No. Northern 66Hc, No.
a'n1Sfn9 64Ko. To Arrive-No., hard
7iXc.N l Northern o9Ac, Sept. 6o4c,
CT. oshc, Dec. 70to. ~ =: ~: :. i
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Killed by1a cave-ln.

III Silverton. Colo. Aus, %. I'm q
geave.in at the North Star mine on
King Solomon mountain r Thomas
Hodge. Edgar Tressinger and Gus Con-:
I'd were curshed to death. ~ . - r :,
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Minneapolis Wheat.

ASaEtzss 8, 's.t MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. %. (;
SWHEAT-Cash 6sNo. Sept. 6716c, Do.
8at<o. On Traok-No. hard 70xo, No. i
Norfhern eSAc, No. . Northern 0tkc. 2
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Sioux City Live Stock.

@ 5s.Sv%5-7ss Sioux CITY, Ia, Aug. 70. <
sOATTLE-Sales n nged at >S.2696:l6
for beeves, oe.25@8s5 for cows, bulls and
mixed, %. 6O@860 for stockers and feed
e. 1905 so for calves and yearlfngs.
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! chicago Grain and Provisions. ::

.sgsyyHEAT-Aus. oeho, Sept. oo1So. OCT.
~ Den n9<o. IL = s 81 r.. "a 49,. @Ssss
GORN-Aug 6s>1c, Sept $40, Oet.!
~ Dso $3.50. s =. >. E3s.i.fS.z.
-oATs-Aug. 49,, Sept $3.50, Oct.
SO Dec. $50. r" :: = E: ~ u
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6ct 414So. Jan. 1855. ;ys.f s,
eFLAX-Cash Northwest 81. No y
0tls, sspt. 81. 46K, Oct. ti44. &ss 'sss
spOULTRY-Dressed chickens @10xo.
tnrk0ys e0eo. @s.-s@y<EF3,S
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Tribune offer 20 those who nasaan
cultural 3ousuas the following sple1AA inducsmsatss
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
West 96th ST


.srS which described property sold is
with interest thereon from
1900 OF 81. $50 Al paid
with OF the sale. The approximate amount
Of the assessments and other liens
allowed to the purchaser purchase money!
paid the referee. s73I-U1 and interest.
Dated New York. December 26th, 1900.
GEORGE w ELLIS. Referee.
The OF the ab've described premises is hereby
adjourned TO Thursday. January 24th 1901
hour and place.
Dated New York Janr ary 18th. 1901
GEORGE ". ELLIS. Referee.
LORD. DAY & lord, Plaintiffs Attorneys. 20 40
Broadway. y. Y. City.
The sale OF tn. described premises is hereby
further adjourned till Tuesday. 5th 1901 the
hour and 0lace.
Dated New York. January 9Th. 1901
GEORGE ". ELLIS. Referee.
LORD. DAY LORD. Piaintlus Attorneys. No. I2o
Broadway " Y. CITY.
The OF the above described premises
further adjourned Friday. February 1901.
same hour and place.
Dated New York. February Sth. 1901
LORD. DAY 8 LORD. Plaintiffs Attorneys. No 1eo
Broadway y. C1tv
The OF above described premises Is hereby
adjourned t Friday. February 18TH 1901 at the
hour and place.
New York. February sth: 1901
LORD. DAY & LORD. Plaintiffs Attorneys. No I'D
Broadway N Y CITY.
OF above described premises hereby tur
adjourned till Thursday March sth 1901 at the
hour and place.
Dated New York. February IS. 1901.
GEORGE W ELLIS. Referee
LORD. DAY & LORD. Plaintiffs Attorneys. No 12d
Broadway. N Y. City
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
RACING.
TWO HORSES FALL IN 4 RACE.
JOCKEYS COLLAR BONE BROKEN AT NEW
ORLEANS-THE RESULTS.

ANS-THE RESULTS.
Nex-Orleans. Feb. 1.-THE age Of the flly Lena
a has not yet been Officially determined and she
started the Lexington selling stake this after
noon under protest. The investigation will now be
pushed more energetcally, and in the mean while
the purses she has won withheld. The accident
which occurred just beyond the six furlong
pole in the first peculiar. lmproV-
ident stumbled and fell throwing Walsh. but
only dazing him. Stockholm who followed closely;
felf the PROSTATE horse: ttfoWlng nt9er allu
but before ne could get his behring's Lizzie Jackson
Ran Ran 6of hn eSnsv G9% ana hurt | he Weather Was fine but
the track heavy and iumpy. Crystalline. DICK Fur-
ties. Summaries.
FIRST RACE-senng One mile.
Crystalline % eGormey,. to and SO .-'..''...
0ye ofder: OvondsrIy) to l,..........-.......
Time-1.51i2.
also ran" stoekhdim ana ImproTIdeat feH.
SECOND RACE-se,uE Sig furlonFs
General MagTuder Ig7 Dale 70 and to '...'..''
Ans We'll s5 Cscuy), 20 to l-.-.................'
Time-1:20.
onfs Ags4Sr rogd s[n' Dixie 1s ana o3r4 n @ Also ram
THIRD RAcE-steepiechase handicap, Short
Be s dleTssro ] laI as gtrs T E %s to and TO and to
Miss Ransou. 1i@ Fov-ersD. - 10 1..--.--.......
Tme-3:33'4
lack HAYES. b. Tommy oBuen and Divertise-
FOURTH RAcE-rHE LExrNGroN STAKES: selling
HAN q mile
bf@e bas h4r. I'd zoe lss s9qss 6s % ?"s sa4 70
Ardra. 1l6 0'ayVoo1) 10 1.--- :
Tne-O:53iz
Equaiize and Crescent city also
FIFTH RAcE-seling. One mile.
SaIlie J. Cochran - 10 and 70
PTestaT. (Daieb, 2
Time 4siz
phidas Jim Breeze. Bright
Night also ran
SIXTH RAcE-seuinr six furlongs
Censor 10 Dale. even and / 2....-....-......
Saline 10 Q.yne ~ 70 and 10 1................
Free Admission l09 tSlacO, TO
Time-1:20
Lady Hayman Princess MAJ. Trsagan Bluff and
Levy also
ENTRIES FOR TO-MORROW.
First selling furlonRsl-Sue johnson. Io4.
Saraoen 1o1. Lady Ezel lc7: Goodale. 169
m 10: Csles ll2 Mizzoura, 49, CandIehIack l12
second race (selling; meb-Waterplant as: Lord
Liza 100 1ol: Fairy Prince 1913; John Bull,
lO3 Bean. 1903; The Elba 1913: Egyptian Prince. 1O5
Rill 100. Jarboe. 10l: Brown 1913:
Real lO3: Eugene s. 1913 Dagmar. 100: Admetus los:
Swordsnaan Bright Night. los; Ferguson I09
J. Sloan. I09 Chorus Boy, ia
Fourth race (handicap; mile and sevnty yards)-
Iack Addie Reveridge Skillman
Banana ~: Bright Night %; Silver Coin IS. Rice
aa Hoods Brigade. 100 Frsngibe. I03: Chorus Boy.
IO7 Monk Wayman ia.
FIN race selling; furlongs-Mss Golightly.
r4rfeev lol: Kiss Quick. 100: Coralis. III. Al Lone,
III Command 13. Debride. 49, Mordelmo ia Douster
sixth race selling: mile seventy yards,-Regt-
Hughes Harry Lccesco 100; Selle, 103 3.
Sack Jos. MaharsJah. los: Miss Soak. 109 Governor
BOYD 10; I.rt Davis. 10; King Eikwood no Island
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
CHESS.
FINAL ROUND AT MONTE CARLO.
JANowsKI APPEARS CERTAIN TO WIN THE
CONTEST OUTRIGHT.

Monte Carlo. Feb. 27-This morning the players
engaged in the international chess masters tour
ney met at the Casino. in this city, in order TO
play the final round OF the contest, for which
Round Three Of the Berger system furnished the
pairing and the faced each other in the fol-
lowing order:
Tschigorin A1ieses, Alapn IS. Blackburne,
Cunsberg VS.. Mason, Janowsh VS.. Marco Reggie
VS. Schlechter Didier vs. Marshall and Scheve VS..
Winawer.
When the usual adjournment took place at noon
Janowski and Marco had drawn. while Marshall
had scored by default. Didier not appearing Meses
had the better position against Tscnigorin, and
Schfechter seemed to have Reggie at his mercy.
In the afternoon session the following results
were recorded:
second time much in favor OF the latter; Alapin
Reggie succumbed to Schlechter. and Scheve and
Winawer adjourned their game in an even position
Here follow the records OF the players date
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
CUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

Ida o. Walter. PLAINTIFF. against Jennie e. senten
and others, Defendants In OF Judgment OF
foreclosure and sale made and entered in the
titled action the 9Th OF February 1901
the Undersigned the Referee IN said Judgment named
will sell public auction the New York Real Esats
Salesroo No III Broadway. the Borough Of Manhat
City Of New York the 11th day OF March 1901
IL O'Clock that day. by William NJ Ryan
toneer the premises directed by said Judgment be sold
and therein described follows All that
or parcel of land and the building thereon situate lying
and City OF New York. County
State OF New York bounded and described follows
Beginning the uorthery side OF Ninety-rst
S Street distant hundred and T5) feet
Easery from the formed by the intersection OF
Northery side OF Snetrsy Street and Easterly sit
Of West End Avenue running thence Northerly parallel
with the Easerly side OF West End Avenue thrrytre
old Easterly along
Southery Of said fifty
C1 inch hundred and twenty-five C22O
West End Avenue measured line parallel
thence Souhery parallel with the Esstery
Of West End thirty 800 feet nine and three
(9@4) the Northe-ly side Of Ninstyrst
Westerly along The fifty (5O feet
point beginning; also all right title and
said E. SentelI and Charles
Sentel 10Th day OF December 1896. and
Of said premises the centre lins
thereof
Dated New York. February 18th. 1901
ROGFR r FOSTER Referee.
AVERY. SCHLESINGER & PAUL. Attorneys for Plain
tiff Office and P o. address No. 20 Bread Street.
Borough OF Manhattan New York City
following Is diagram OF the be sold
known a No 255 West 91st Strees:
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
GOLF.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION RULERS TO
MEET TONIGHT AT DELMONICOS

The news that Hobart Chatfed-Taylor will repre-
sent the Western Golf Association at the annual
meeting of the United States Golf Association at
Delmonicos tonight has given new turn 10 the
championship controversy. His presence undoubt-
edly that the Western golfers are prepared
TO fight for what they consider their rights. Be-
fore leaving Chicago Mr.. Chatfeld-Taylor is quoted
saying:
The directors of the Western Golf Association are
iI AUus 10 tiIt CO eojIg t6 do my
best TO have the meeting accede to the wishes OF the
Western governing body.
It admitted among players in this city yes
terday that unless compromise is effected
there is likely TO he serious split in the two
branches of the association. The utmost harmony
has prevailed up 10 this time. and any stralhihs
of relations will be heartily regretted haIher
than cause trouble golfers here of the opinion
that II would he the wisest course to defer the
championship to some later date. II Atlantic City
is chosen, this may mean the selection or Septeih-
ber for the amateur contest and July for the pro-
fessonal The chief objection against this
seems to he that it is putting at the END OF Ihe
season what should properly come at the start.
On the other hand. II is urged that the choice ol
Nassau will involve such radical change III
dates. the there will be in prime cond'-
tion by the end of July AS representative OF the
Western element. Mr. Cha atfeld-Taylor may be will
ing compromise that month.
Aside from the selection of championship links
and the election of officers the delegates will be
called TO transact little besides routine Dus-
No opposition has developed to the ticket
arranged by the Nominating Committee. and a
unanimous vote IS anticipated. This ticket is as
follows
p H Robertson. St. Andrews Golf Club. presi-
dent John Reid. St Andrews, and H. e Chatheld-
TAYLOR Onwentsia, vice-presidents Robert Bage
Kerr, Lakewood. secretary: Samuel y Heeoner
Philadelphia Country, treasurer, and James A
Stillman, Newport, and G.. H. Windeler. Brooklne
Country additional members of the Executive COM
mttee.
The ,bol+,or o+ +ba oraI,frirg round 4, the
amateur championship may be considered but, as
prominent member Of the Executive Committee
explained yesterday. the association is hardly in a
position 10 make experiments. and of the
sectional associate have given the plan trial
the National League IS not likely to do The
voting power the meeting will be in the hands
OF the associate clubs. OF which there twenty
four. Each will he entitled TO two delegates. The
allied clubs. though entitled be represented. Will
have voice in the actual legislation
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
CYCLING.

TAYLOR. THE COLORED RIDER. EXPECTS TO
SAIL FOR EUROPE NEXT TUEsDAY-HIs
EXPENSE MONEY READY FOR HIM
Major Taylor. the coored rider who the
sprinting championship OF the League OF Ameri-
can Wheelmen two years and duplicated tho
feat in the National Cycling Association last year
expects to sail for Europe next Tuesday. where he
is under contract to meet of the fastest BIZ
cycle riders abroad Taylor expects to sail on the
Kaiser Wilhelm He viii return 10 this country in
time 10 take part in the national championships
which take place during July. August and Septem-
ber.
Taylor has received guarantee OF S2 300 to race
abroad in April. May and June and. as there is q
lively interest 10 Taylor in Paris he will have
about all the races he may wish make II he Is
successful his friends antcipa to, his winnings
ought 10 be considerable. Before leaving this coun-
try Taylor will receive certified check for 81 800
which Is in the hands Of National Cycling AS
sOciation official. Taylor still asserts that he will
not ride Sunday while abroad. Most of the
cycle racing is done In Paris Sunday and IL
Taylor would consent TO ride that day he could
easily double his income while abroad.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
COLLEGE ATHLETICS.
CORNELL MEN TO MEET COLUMBIA.

ithaca. y. Y. Feb. 27-Caqtain H. E. Hastings
c. D. Young. w q. Warren and F. NJ. Sears were
to-day selected represent Cornell in the mile
relay against Columbia, 20 be held IN Wash
ington. under the management Of Georgetown, on
Saturday evening
The varsity hockey team. which %ill meet Swart
more tomorrow night. University Of Pennsylvania
on Friday and Princeton Saturday. left here to-
night The men Will play as follows: {. H. Day
goal. J. II. Strauss, point \. K. Eills. point
Captain Wood, +. r. Whitman, G. y. Brown and
K. NJ. Roberts forwards Both teams repre-
sentative. and considered stronger than the same
To- ms u
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28

concerned in designing and turning out the boat
and 1t gives me quite worry enough to prevent me
from mixing in the arrangement OF the contests.
nothing improbable in the statement that the
New-York Yacht Club has intimated its intention
or adhering 10 the two minutes allowance at the
starting line and the dates first agreed The
latter seem the most suitable. II nothing unex-
pected happens shall have plenty of time for
rehtting on the other side Should special difficult
ties arise there will then be time for reconsIdera
ton of the dates. quite confident that
shall be given time TO get the vessel ready. II
Will of course be our endeavor TO keep 10 the tine
originally fixed. and do not anticipate any DIM
Guilty in doing this.
course, have been well pleased If the start IN gen
era in Great Britain had been adopted, namely
starting gun and make the best start you can
But do not consider it likely this change VIII De
agreed TO. . -
my impression that it our American friends
who had objections 10 the measurements p@elng @
taken in the Erie Basin. II seems TO me that these
all questions regarding matters OF detail ana M
see reason why they should be magnineG mo mo
racin arTamgements in the slightest degree
Capfain Edward Sycamore who is now in daily
attendance at Dumbarton yard experimenting the
had little expecta tion OF the NewYork Yacht Club
agreeing flying start for similar request % S %sS
the committee could not its way TO accede. As
would ike to see the 1ying start adopted. but he
admitted that the American cIup was IaItly i EN- en-,
- had no part in making the original conditions
and none in suggesting the alterations II rs noI
my place discuss them, ne contnusu. Al ~ !
can say that quite satisfied 10 undei the e,,e
task Of sailing the challenger on the original CON
ditons II il should happen that the Cup were ere re-
the defence Of it would naturally follow the same
course. having the contest sailed on It's measure
AT " W-hatever date we arrive on the other side, side
have not the slightest doupt We Ion Sa' 90 II the Val
lTTria races Lord DunraVen was asked to name Ihe
tine requrTd Jul Io5 re expet that the slightest hitch
would follow this request or the answer Ha" ~ -
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
PRINCETON DEFEATS LAFAYETTE.

Princeton. y. J., Feb. 27.-The university basket
ball team defeated the Lafayette team here this
afternoon by a score oS - to 3. The first half
well contested by both teams. but Princeton out
classed her opponents in the second half Several
fouls were called Lafayette in the first half
and on Princeton in the second. Goals from field
Princeton, ?: Lafayette 4 Goals from foul-Prince-
ton. I; Lafayette. !.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
9Ist Street

The premises be sold subject prior mort
gage on which there principal
thereon from March 1900 OF per
annuu. approximate OF the lien charge
satisfy which described is to be sold Is
thereon from the 25th day Of Jsru
ary together with and allowances amounting
S41719. with interest thereon from the 9th day OF
with the OF the sale.
The approximate OF and water
rents or other allowed the purchaser OF
the purchase money paid bv the Referee Is siA956
with interest.
-NNN1
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
New YORK SUPREME COURT. County Of


New York-Justus L. BGkIey. Thomas G. Ritch
the Last Will Daniel b. FayerVeather,
deceased Plaintiffs. against Karl NJ Wallach and others
DEFENDANTS In OF Judgment OF Foreclosure
and sale duly made and the aboveentitled
action bearing date the LIST OF February. 1901
Undersigned the Referee in said Judgment named will
sen al Public Auction. at tbs New York Real Estate
Salesroon No III Broadway. in the Borough OF Manhat
tan City of New York the 1Ith Of 1901.
Il O'Clock noon. that day. by William NJ Ryan. Auc
toeer the directed by said Judgment be sold
and therein described follows: All certain lot
piece parcel of land with buildings and
ents thereon. situate. lying and being In the City OF
New York, bounded and described follows. viz Be
and first Street distant Eastery hundred and
FIVE feet from the formed
Northery side OF One hundred and first Street with
Eastery side OF Second Avenue thence Northery
parallel with Second Avenue and OF the distance
through party wall hundred feet eleven inches
the centre line of the block between One hundred
first and One hundred Easeery
Street twenty-five feet Southery parallel
with Second Avenue and part through
other wall hundred feet eleven inches ths
Northcry side Of One hundred first Street and
westerly along the Norhery side OF One hundred and
first Street twenty-five feet place of begin
ming Subject 20 slight encroacnul-nt by the building
upon the premises adjoining above described premises
the West shown by OF Frank E. -cwiaA
City Surveyor, dated September 27. 1894.
Dated New York. February 18Th. 1901
JOHN v. BOUVIER. Jr, Referee.
RrTCH. WOODFORD. BOVEE & WALLACE. Attorneys
for Plaintiff. IS Wall St. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
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