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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-05-23

The first export of cotton from this
country was in 1873. in which year one
bag was sent from Charleston to Liver
pool. while II were sent from Philadel-
phia and one from New York
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-05-23

1t Is said that posts planted in the
earth upper end down will last longer
than those which are set in the natural
position in which the tree grew.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-05-23

1t is sometimes easier to step into
another mans shoes than II Is TO walk
In Chicago News.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-05-23

Peptorene Tablets regulate ana cure
o disordered stomach. 20 cts. per box.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-05-23
RaYIanS

in cloth or Mohalr Scicilians for trav-
cling.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-05-23
Walking Skirts.

A showing that has not been APP
preached by us or anyone else here this
season. Styles, material and work
manship not easy TO find. Prices S.
to SIC so
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-05-23

See the owls in another column.
Peptorene Tablets cure Dyspepsia.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-05-23
Jackets.

Kerseys, Glaces and Thibet cloths.
Eatons In tan, castor. red or black: also
a few English Box and Top coats. You
will require one for Summer Touring,
and you will find these marked down
from original price.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-05-23


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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-05-23
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81 Monroe ST., Grand Rapids, Mich.
CLOAKS, SUITS, FURS.
Woman Outer Wearing
of
but
Waists.

We can show you the handsomest
gathering OF beautiful, artistic laun-
dered waists OF the newest fabrics in
Guiding the strictly tailor made shirt
waist of real Irish white linen and lin
ens-a showing OF white waists un-
equalled in Western Michigan. Fine
imported fabrics in colored waists that
are to be found nowhere else in the
city like these. 1t will not take much
OF your time to see them-pleased TO
shOw-they will interest you.
Prices ST.. so to $3.50,
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08
REAL ESTATE.
MILTON LACKAYE BUYS A HOUSE-TITLE
TO WEST THIRTY-FOURTH-ST
PARCEL TRANSFERRED.

E. Fl. Ludlow & CO. have sold for James Horler
10 Wilton Lackaye. the actor No e5 West Ninety
kecond-st., a three story and basement brownstone
dwelling house
isioor Moll has sold for James CARTEL to Joseph
shn Maurice Cohen Nos. II and 10 East one-hun-
efeo-and-eighteenth-st two apartment houses,
for 5000
r l. Crovat has bought from jefferson NJ. Levy
no lSs West Forty-fifth-st which he will improve
= Immediately. He also No. l3s to IA West
forty-ffth-st
'ohn P. Kirwan has sold for Alice Craig Mrs.
o@'sn Lewis No. So West Seventy-hrst-st.. four
{ lot 2xsoxl022 feet
william Picken has sold No. 80 West One-hun-
NN-ano-thiTty-seventh-st a three story and base
"eib dwelling house. lot lsx9s.1l feet
oisio Mckay, as executor. has sold for the
@iste OF Elizabeth B. B. King 10 Judge Henry D.
1iey plot OF eight lots the south side of
az chr-st, with frontage of 100 feet In Man-st
~ teo slso IN Mnneford-ave. City Island.
NJ 1s Al tSlbeth has SOLD for Mrs. Lincoln to
stor- 1silch No. 5lS East Eighty-fourth-st.. five
-x5ezl09 feet ~ ~ ~
lhrA "eA Mayer have sold four five story tenement
Fi-sssaA N SeFenty-ninth-st., between Avenue and
N- J. Phillips & Co have sold for Peter Wagner
row "a ~ west One-hundred-an -sixth-st. one of a
ot new houses.
lee e rnn sehrenkesen. jr.. as executor and trus.
fss, tslefaay transferred title 10 parcel 7411Nle0
I,,iu ue,Il-Et., 10 Peter Bauer. for 1880.
~ ~ elEUlann yesterday transferred Gtle
proys,tis tis west Thirty-fourth-st TO the Atlas Inn
txss d IN IN Company. The size of the parcel Is
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

., ,by petss r Meyer Co: Washington-ave. 52G
a. OF lo4tE-st 150&xs49st x15xs35 story frame
Sno, 10 iefeeispre 81 sale Harlem Savings Bank John
sai ss Ia action Nc !; due on tudgt slsil Is; costs
awR OF ,dSdhost l59sxs6l xl5xs4sas story
~ n; ofselosure sale; same parties action due
Se S9a }Wag slgl 2s sSs,s siss 2s etc e.
WInsIo6v story dws h; foreclosure sale: Edward
sdssS sy as1y John Rogan ref due tudg si
dr 6f of lSSs5st story frane
sroper ind and as al; Mapeisden atty
lam \ Joseph ref; due udgt,
81 s44 wss s. taxes stc sl22 o. "a Grand-s s. Is II
"vter-st 5XlOo; story bldg; foreclosure
net Life ins Co agt Henry Tostevin ct al; Ritch W
ss s7n w aitys Richard Mitchell, ref due on judgt
so2,o'V; COSTS, 49, Sc; taxes etc. Sl.974.
~ Ml'ilain NJ Ryan: Park-ave l01st-st n W cor
oiIx-; sty br fiat h, with stores; foreclosure sale
Greenwood Cemetery Francis schnugg ct al; Peck
nam sHHer q hirg attys; Daniel Ingrahnn ref due
on Judst SIS IO2 so; s36s taxes. etc s45l -
%. 4 lzsth-st i40 IT Of Park-ave 25xoo ii: ;
sly Dr nat n foreclosure sale; Charles Lancr trustee
etc VS. Hugh Reilly al; Peckham. Miller & King attys
Isaac F Russell. ref; due Judgt s22 o9I ia; costs
Sf4o 80; taxes etc. Sl.3s3 50.
p tg James Wells 1881 rremon-ave. of Boston
closure sale: Thomas NJ Smith John Sullivan al:
Henry 3 Wesselman, atty: William Niles ir due
on tudgt, SS37 80; costs S21S O9.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08
roSEs SHIRE OF BIG ESTATE.
cox OF GEORGE KEMP. COURT DECIDES.
IS ENTITLED ONLY TO TRUST
FUND INCOME.

.,- brought bv Edward Kemp and others
- sur,-iNing executors of George Kemp and
= .ro will of his widow Juliet Augusta Kemp In
1,1cb II was asked that the provisions Of Mrs
,1rnn,s will be interpreted, was yesterday decided
- Ist,ce fitzgerald in the Supreme Court, in
s-o- of the plaintiffs. The result OF the decision
:, .bat George Kemp the eldest son, has failed in
-, attempt 10 prove that he is entitled 10 one
18th nj a sum Of about S2OoOOoO. the value or
49, s,-ts o< the estate which her husband left TO
~, Kernn in trust for her life. with certain
rs-s as TO the disposition OF the principal.
George Kemp divided three-ffths OF MS estate or
e,Oeo 600 equally between three of his children,
s,+ sid not provide for his son George directly,
stimulating that his widow should allow him what
.rsr she deemed fit. The other two-ifths were
'st m his widow. who was authorized, should she
:, desire TO convey to her son George one-half of
her trust fund during her lifetime.
Mrs Kemp created a trust fund for Georges
rsneat TO insure him yearly income of $1,000.
,+ich she stipulated should be paid him in
rparterly insalments. on It being shown that he
had devoted each quarterly instalment received by
him TO the maintenance and education Of his chill
drsn.
Nv her will Mrs Kemp directed that George was
10 share equally with her other three children In
me distribution of two-dfths Of her husbands
estate The other three children claimed that this
--o,ision of her will was invalid, as she had not
handed over the half OF the estate George in her
lifetime and also held that the creation Of the
trust fund in his favor gave him all that he was
entitled
Justice Fitzgerald says II clearly appears from
the scheme of the wills OF Mr. Kemp and his widow
raj neither of them had any confidence in the ca
facy Of George TO manage an estate Of which he
had absolute control, and that Mrs. Kemp under
stood that he debarred under his fathers will
from sharing in her estate beyond the trust fund
created by her.
George Kemp the testator. was member OF the
wholesale drug firm OF Lanman & Kemp. His
snckingham Hotel Valued at 100000: the Bel
srava apartment house: Flfth-ave. and Forty
nnthst, $500 600; No. 613 Fifth-ave s175.00o; No.
65 Fih-sve. $500 600; No. 720 Ffth-ave., s450o00;
No: l2 Eifth-ave:, $3.50 600; No $40 Fifth,ave,;
20 Nilian-st- $3.50 900: No so Maiden Lane, $780,
60 and No. 81 Maiden Lane, 100000.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08
11ariition Sales.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUN11
OF NEW YORK.-Solomon B. Toplitz and others.
plaintiffs l.. Toplitz. individually. ETC. and
others, defendants In OF the interlocuory
partition and sale duly made and entered IN
above entitled action, bearing date the 3rd day OF
tober 1901 undersigned, the referee in said udE-
named. will sell public auction. at the New York
ouch Of Manhattan City New York. the 29th day
October IL O'Clock that day. by Peter
F. 4 auctioneers, the premises directed by
judgment sold and therein described follows
PARCEL NO. l.
All certain lot parcel or land, win the
improvements thereon erected situate lying
and being in and County of New York. In the
state Of New bounded and described foows
westerly line OF Greene street.
southerly from the formed
westerly side line Of
southerly side OF Prince street, running
thence westerly parallel with Prince and along
the souherIy alley eight feet wide used in COM
north TO the premises hereby described and by the
premises hereby described sixty feet: thence
and along the west
erly alley. four feet; thence westerly again
Prince street forty feet thence south
ey Greene street aforesaid thirty feet
through wall. hundred feet 10 the westerly
line OF street. and thence northefly and along
street tweuty-siS feet to the
beginning; subject and with the Joint
use alley adjoining the premises above de-
north and east in common with the owners
property adjoining same on the north
together with all the right title and IN
terest which the Lppman ropz had in his life
time 10 the land covered by said alley
PARCEL NO. 2
parcel Of land. iy-
and being the City, County and state OF New YORK
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08
- MEMORY OF JUSTICE SHYTH.
UNVEILED IN SUPREME COURT
Z ,,,.IIY HANDED OVER.

.pr.ET UNVEILED N
'A' FORMALLY HANDED OVER
Term. Part VIII, of the Supreme oour,, was was
fI1s ,5tb lawyers yesterday "heh tNe oi'A~e
pseSe' e-'acad in the courtroom some months ago
tsaie' ~ ~ of Justice Smyth was iorHiai'y nanoeu
. me +ts courts by David Mcclure On DeiaIl oi
gFef " 80 erected the memorial justice ritI
tbose VIZ .asietng where Justice Smyth last sat
eslau Ne death, in August Ieoo- MT mcclure
before h,' eulogy Of Justice smyth by quoting
conciuoeu .e,ce of the inscription on the tablet;
The lasi ~ has lost one of it's most able. upright
The -.o,,s DeHr members; the law and its admin
and inoOs,- ,,r,iring and wise exponent and guide
istrailoh - a kind attentive and considerate
trend .-.,d in replying said:
Mr. Justice Smyth was In many re.
The laie NJ ~ nan ana was during number OF
specs nossi,;ygly conspicuous hgure IN the pubic
sars sIrlh7ey of this city ii is but just TO say
ssTe As hecG - ranked foremost among the Grim
Of him t Of his day, and as justice Of TINS
ihas ne splenolo5s airas ~, won as a sound
o2ouss' -eputaIion l.e haG 4ie'-' ~ ~ "
hisI and able s,,, a,.s, n srsnicior of
He .'se W. and dealt out according TO ms hgnts @
even3ahaeDh ha acquired vast fund OF legal knowl-
sxperiehcS wag gifted with keen ana correct IN
edge. anu hTrnan nature. He was blessed with the
SIGHT M of reasoning power ana mao the mag
highest oI.1 courage when occasion required II to
rihcent MS Ms opinions and perform his duty with
eApiSSSS.a feaTlessness s -. ~ . . !,
Too SON I.,In linger but the memory or his kindly
which We Genial companionShip Will remain with
nature anu sst heart throb, and the lesson OF his
Us u 1- -enf life must serve as an lhGsilure tor al
Eho fono nogsndard Of legal proficiency judicial ex-
hssIs1ce and civic worth
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08
foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
~ OF NEW YORK.-Irving Savings Institution Plain
tn Nelson Ferris and others Defeadants-In
pursuance Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale. duly
above-entitled action,
Gay Of September. I9Ol |. tho undersigned
Referee in said Judgment named. Will sell Public
the New York Real Estate Saesroom, No. Ill
Broadway. in the Borough Of Manhattan. City OF
2Sd dav of Octobe' 1901. IL o'clock
that day. by Peter Meter Hrctionee the premises
follows All that certain lot Of land with the buildings
erected situate In the City OF New York Borough
Manhattan. described follows Beglnning the
by the Intersection Of the Souherly
hundred and foysecond Street with the Westerly side
NJ Hamilton Place. running thence Westerly along
Southery side Of Ore hundred and fortysecond Street
right angles One hundred and forty-secoud Street
eghty-nine feet eleven inches: thence Easterly a
parallel hundred and Street fifteen
feet and one-ouarter nchos TO the Westerly
Hamilton Place: thence Northerly along the Westerly sds
Hamilton Place ninetyfeven feet eight one-auar-
inches place OF beginning be the said
several dimensions So end also all right
o the party Of part (meaning
sai defendant Nelson J FHrrisi TO hat
portion ~ the Boomingdale nIngsbridge lying
and adjacent the premises herenabove
scribed 10 the centre line Of the said Road.
York. September 2Tth
HENRY KROPF, Referee.
DEYO. DUER BAUERDORF. Attorneys for Plaintiff
liz proadwa,. New York City. Manhattan
The following is diagram Of the property 20 be sold
5 described above. the street number being:
I42d Street
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08
FHIrE REPUBLICANS IN SOUTH CAROLINA
UeSIFIcANcE OF APPOINTMENT OF ONE OF
THEM or NATIONAL REPUBLICAN COM
MITTEE IN PLACE OF NEGRO.

Charleston s. c.. Oct. Z (SpeciaD-The announce
eent OF the appointment OF United States District
Attorney J. G. Capers 10 represent South Carolina
On the National Republican Executive Committee
was made here yesterday. II is considered especially
significant indicating the determination OF the
authorities at Washington 10 foster the new move
mslt 10 build UP a white Republican party in the
South. The opponent OF Capers for the place was
negro named D. H. Deas. who is chairman OF
the State organization, and who, since the death of
Boss Z. A. Webster has been the recognized
leader of the old line Republicans of the State.
Capers was recently made United States District
Attorney upon the recommendation Of Senator ]. l.
Helaurin, who is the head OF what is locally known
Is the Mckinley Democracy" He is son Of the
Episcopal Bishop OF the State and belongs TO one
q The old South Carolina families. In the national
campaign Of 1886 he refused TO accept the Chicago
Platform and Identified himself with the Republican
parry. He has been an active party worker since
that time.
When he announced his candidacy for the Ma
tonal Committee the old party leaders made de-
ssghlneo attack upon him. They sent numerous
eslegauons 70 Washington TO protest against his
sslectlon ard 10 advocate the naming OF Deas. In
h-e8 OF all these things the victory of Capers Is
causing great rejoicing in the ranks of the white
sh seh VINO are advocating the expansion and the
ornamental principles Of the late President Nc
h1nieys policy. or these Senator McLaurin is the
esaaT While avowedy Democrat. il is openly
,,-.eFsec py Senator Tillman and his friends that
,scfa URN viii be Republican within brief time.
-ei-aufln is warm friend and supporter Of Capers
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08
partition Sales.


and being in the Town OF Greenburk ceuny
state of Se~ York and designated certain map
known parcel No a32. Aaueduct Com
missoners August o. 1854. OF chap
cnee Of The Register wessches,er etate
% New York. at the Village White Plains. August
described follows:
Beginning point northery SIDE OF the public
road leading easteriy from Mil road which
point Is distant hundred feet northvestery
angles from the New Croton Aaueiuct-
thence north degrees
west along said northerly boundary said sixty
seven degrees four minutes one
nuntred and fourteen thrty-ons hundredths feet;
thence north seyentysix degrees seven minutes
SlOnS saiu ROAD seNenty-seTen and seventy-egh hun
dredths feet thence south hynine degrees
minutes west still along said road. ninety
hve hGndredhs feet thence north fifty degrees thirynin.
enenths feet: thence north
teen minutes west. still along said fort-exht
xrcs fortyfour minutes hundred thr,yfou-
and ftyone hundreths feet.
thirteen minutes east nfty-two and
feet thence north hftyeight hfty-six minutes
twenty-five and ye-tenths feet thence south
degrees thirtyfour minutes ana
fortfour hundreGths feet thence
feet thence south eighty twelve uoues
hundred eighty-dve
thence south eichtyve degrees fortyssvsn
one hundred ana and t8o-tenths
il distant hundred northwssrerly
from said centre line: thence south nineteen
nine minutes west Laraei 20 said line
hundred nnety-one feet the point or place of
beginning containing two acres and ninety hOussndhs
Dated, New Yock. October 4. 1901
HENRY THOMPSON. Referee.
HENRY BRILL. plaintiffs Attorney once ara P,st
orce Address. No. 22o Broadway Borough OF Mar
The following dissranas OF the property cold
described above:
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

- Edwin A. McApIn. George l. MoAlpin David II. Nc
Alpn. Jr. Charles W. McAlpln Executors under
the Last WIN Testament Of David H McAlpin. De
Plaintiffs. against Lewis II. Ryder. Charles
4. Hess Ida Hess, his wife and Others Defendants.
n pursuance OF judgment OF foreclosure and sale.
above entitled action dated
l0th day September. 1901 I. the undersigned.
said Judgment named. will sell public
tion highest bidder. by Peter F. Meyer & Co.
auconeer the New York Real Estate Salesroom. No
broadway. the Borough Of Manhattan. City OF
York 10th day OF October 1901. II o'clock
day premises directed by said Judgment
sold and therein described follows wit All
piece parcel Of land with the apartment
and being in the City OF New York
and which is bounded and described as oows Beginning
point southery side Of One Hundredth
distant four hundred anG siSysiX $500 feet and six 80
westerly from the southwesterly
Avenue and One Hundredth Street and running thence
Westerly along the said One Hundredth Street nineteen
C9l feet and four 90 inches and thence southerly and
parallel with Eighth Avenue and part OF the through
Of party wall one hundred 400 and
parallel said One Hundredth
and along line the block nineteen
four "a inches. northery parallel with
Eighth Avenue part II the through
party wall hundred 0o0l feet and eleven QD
inches the point place Of beginning.
Dated. September ilth. 1901
SAM Y. HEIMRDRGER, Referee.
TYLER. PRATT. HIBBARD & NJ AIPIN Plaintiffs T.
torneys No Ill Broadway. Borough of Manhattan.
New York city.
The following is n diagram Of the property sold
described No 80 West One Hundredth Street:
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08

A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions The Tribune
"A received their Uptown Once No 1242 Broadway.
north 31st-st. until oclock o. advertise
received the following branch offices at regular
Office until o'clock o viz: 234 Shave..
cor. 23dst l52 eth l2th-st Macys. 6th-ave
and 18th Columbus West 6Sth-st 105
42d-st. 6th-ave.; East West
42dst between 7th and sth o9 East iIh-st 1S3S
10th and 18th 1026 3d-ave..
6fstst: l.7Oa s9th-st: 756 Tremonave.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08
l3lst Street.


The approximate Of the lien satisfy
which the described proper~ is be sold. Fifty
eight eight hundred and sixteen OG dollars
with thereon from the 18th day Of September 1901
together with and allowance amounting Five hun
thiry-three 7Tl0o dollars with interest from
September Is 1901 together with the expenses OF the
sale The approximate amount OF taxes assessments
liens which be allowed 10 the purchaser
purchase paid by the Referee Eighteen
hundred and twenty-sx 0l-lO0 dollars and interest
Dated. New York. September 2Tth 1901
HENRY KROPF
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

safne't 4 Sherman: 243 West lsth-st, lIs II
Jsesx.s osSs0; story dwg h: foreclosure sale; B
I c,-s.h sft Eliza McKernan: W Lockwood. atty: A
t11 g,- fef; acton due iu6gt Slo4s: costs;
etc ss53 81; prior mort. $4,000: adjourned
y - Lez1ngton-aNe. 21.3 n OF 3ls'st'
res rtory dHg h: foreclosure sale same pot
taxss s,e due iudgf. 81 oGJ -: costs sios 20
By pss s5sS iI prior mort 5000; adjourned ene oe
<sx77. s,,f sieyer GO: Dey-st OF chtkeh-s''
.o'y b.ag with stores: SAerlNe sac on exc
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Riker's Island. opposite I42d-st for q story
frame dwelling house. 25x32: City Of New
York. owner; Ernest Beatus workhouse. Black
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Riverside Drive; No "a. Sc. with rsht over lane;
game saeS sto ooo WISllsy s sP i9 Thomas White mort
5t6-ave. e corner 29thest. 2i9xioo: Philip l.
e2as5 70 2ls soT West Nss 5Sxioe5: Mary Haito to
26a aeaa A'%S9d @ / 95tsage o s sl0Sso s 81 nehanf
Truax referee. TO Walter r. Comfort; mort u
sHss sSteo No Il sam ~
uel Padwee 70 Morris steinfeld; mortgage. -
Psrk-sve. e s $50 # OF a7th-st. SO 4xa5: Lam
bert .S% 0gaokenbush to Harrie ouackenOush'
chg5ch-st, l2s # n of proposed new st. sos
s7sh- 8. 80 = Vest, l7.axioo il; Annie g Lowe
70 Sarah W Alexander: morage.. $4,000; r S.
l1stS-st No 1871 East, i2sxico; Samuel F6ei -,
Agsn-st' Nos 50 and So s. 5oxs7.6 Louis
ssa sshasky aS! te Samuel Fleok sr mortgage.
sdssxs No $40. W corner 2sth-st; 24s1s4e;
sase. s44 5o s sl7 .:oe.''...' Il
to Samuel PaGwee: mortgage, SIS go s 81 Is Is o
ilsth-st Nos Il and 10, 5oxlool1; Charles
$4,000; s So SEQ
sd,aye; corner asd-st. . sxso; Scion L
$1,000; 5. s. css 49, $40
Eaea seao 5000: Snqss solon L Franz "os' sas
ichs .si oo IT Of BraadSay
ioo.ii: Mamie P Fitzpatrick to Ivy Court Realty
sth ave- es 25 II Of 4oh-si 74ll1ioo: Martin
aas4 m6fags G nns t'ee to Peter
Essex-st: No 1876. $. 25xloo: Max wachsman TO
i ooTnsT 17sds I 251o solo
ne mon - Littsnherg to Francis Mccooy: mortgage. ..
1o.tR-s $ lo It Of Amsterdam ave. i25x
ioo IL MoTnnr-ids Really c0mpany 81 to Manic
P Kipstrics; all liens, r $ 50 :5;......;;.;:.
mann to simon weinberger: r $ sI1..:.::..:.
ssd-st, No al2 West. I5.7x7ss: John Wall to
s4th-~ No ia West 251ose; Louis w.is-
,1s,, msnn to Atlas Improvement Company: s. !,
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08

100 70 w Mcnamara for $3.50: 33s sorh-et
,,rs ~ or stnave % 7S9s 0: story store forecios
b.,b - hnanArihe A k'ngsland al Eliza
Nln McAleiland ct al: F
M rs due on iudgt. 500 Ie costs s325 so: taxes
sI.iod oI' ADJOURNED sino die: n
.sue-st. 226Xieos: h. wit
- NNNNN''''' dNIoNiHet 10 octo-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08
Goth Street.

Goth Street
The approximate OF liens charges to satisfy
the described property is to be sold is
wi thereon from September 9Th,
1901 together costs and allowance amounting to
thereon from September 10TH 1901
expenses of the sale. The approximate amount
assessments other liens, which are 10 be
allowed purchaser the purchase
by the Referee, is 81 2S4 60 with interest
Dated September 11th. 1901 -