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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-06-05

5000 yard, White Checked Lawn, former
price & yard, now &c. yard:
5 % d. z,n Sewing Machine Cord Spool
Cotton. guaranteed 200 yards en- spool, We
sell 2 for SC.
200 dozen Spool Cotton, for hand or ma
chine, 10 cents per dozen.
8 cases lovely Dimity Striped Muslins and
Org andes. beautiful tints and colorings.
sold about town at lS and 25c. yard, our
price 7c. yard
cases English Corded Organdies. lovely
sprays and flowers. delicate shades. closed
ont to us by Marshall, Field & Co.. OF
Chicago, wor'h 10 and l2c a yard, price
made By Us sc. yard.
l6n pieces Novelty Orsandies. Muslins
and French Lawns. many splendid patterns
in he lot, yonr choice of the lot 4c. q yard.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-06-05
Cuban Constitution.

Washington, May 81 AT today's
cabinet meeting the president pre-
sided. 1t was decided to refuse to
accept the Cuban constitution as
adopted by the HAVANA convention.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-06-05

p NJ a, D. iA
Pullman palace sleeping oars or Trains IS and
Is. 81 and IS, on A. and @. division. Dining cara
ON these trains serve all moals snroute.
Trains leave Spartanburg, A. s. G. division,
horthbound, 6:48 .. m, Isl p. No., G:l3 p. M,
(Vestibule Limited); southbound rs q. M,
SIS p. M, II "a a. M, (Vestibule Limited.l
northbourd, 80 g. m, 2:3l 2. M. and % p. M,
(Vestibuled Limited) southbound, rs q. m,
l:So p. M, Il 80 p. m. (Vestibuled Limitedl.
Trains and 10 carry elegant Pullman
aleepiug cars between Columbia and Ashevillo
enroute daily between Jacksonville and Cincin
natl
Trains 13 and IA carry superb Pullman parlor
cars between Charleston and Asheville.
FRANK S. CANNON, J. N. CULP,
Third Y-P & Gen. Mgr, Traffic Mgr.,
washington D. c. Washington, y. y.
W. A. TURK, SH HARDWICK,
Gen. Pass. Ag't. Asst Gen. Pass. Ag't
Xkshir Rton, D. G. Atlanta, Ga
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-06-05
BLOCK Dress Goods S|Qugfda.

20 pieces Six and Wool Dress Skirtings.
small art, large figures, handsome stuffS for
skirts. worth 9Sc. yard price SOC. yard.
40 inches wide.
pieces Brillianteen, handsome as silk,
beautiful skirting. price 45c yard, worth
90c. yard.
llipieces Bleached Homespnn. no starch,
full one yard wide, specials &C. Yard.
All the standard brands of Bieached
Homespun, sold at less than cost Of man
ufactpre.
Shoes and Hats
to fit you and prices that will be reTela-
ton to your money in your pocket.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-06-05
Dots and Dashes.

A dollar in the hand is worth two
in will.
a true FISH story is stranger than
fictitious one.
Balsams from the Northern Wood
are in Pyny-Balsam the certain cure for coughs.
The coat that isn't paid for is a
bad habit to get into.
Women's thought OF mon are most
ly afterthoughts.
Never contradict q woman when
she is abusing her husband.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-06-05
WHITE LAWN AND 0RGAND!Es.

We reeeived To-Day lG0 pieces high class
White Dress Fabrics, in bars. stripes and
figures They were bought cheap. You
can buy a lovely white dress or woist
for little money, 4c., &c. and 10c. the yard,
Fink. Blue and Canary colored OrgaDdies,
Solid colors, to be closed at &c. yard.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-06-05

D. M. Sox, Edmund.
Ezra SDe'grove, Lexington.
Emanuel Sharpe, Shumperts.
Henry Spires. Thor.
J. H. Taylor, Edmund.
J. D. Taylor, Irene.
Isom TAYLOR, Irene
James F. Taylor, Pelion.
T. J. Warner, S,villa.
CLASS c 3.
Frances Bundrick, Peak.
Nancy Busbv. E1munds.
Harriet Basbee, Lexington.
Mittie E Courtney, Samaria.
Ellen NJ. Hay, Swansea.
Laura A: Miller, Batesburg.
R. r. Price, Priceville.
Rosanr a Sh' aly. Ella.
Catherine Son, Leesvi'le.
Jane A Taylor, Pelion.
Mary Taylor, Bars.
Mary A. Wolfe. Sandy hun.
Martha Wise, Leesville.
Rosannah Koon, Leesville.
CLASS c 4.
M G Amick, E la.
Mary NJ. Amick, Pine Ridge.
Tncinda Alewine. Leesville.
Martha Alewine, Lattakoo.
Margaret G Booze: lexington.
Mary G Bailev. Sandy Run.
Martha Ann Boukt light, Irmo.
Leonora Berry. R'shton.
Marparitte Boone, Lewieaale.
Catherine Clogus, LIMO.
Mary M. Clark, Clark's Mills.
Barberry L Corley, lexington.
Eliza G. Cumslander, Hilton.
Ann Cartir, Swansea:
Emaline Dickersor, Irene.
q. M. Franklow, Irene.
Mary Fallaw. Bstesburg.
Anna Fry. Bars
Catherine FTidell, Leesvllle.
Elizabeth Geiser. Lewiedale.
Robecca Hutto, Macedon.
Maria Harmar. Peters.
NJ F. Harman. L: xington.
Harriet M. Hunt, Gala.
Martha L Hayes. Namher.
Orray Jeffcoat, Wits Mill.
Mary E Jefcoat. Wits Mill.
Sarah Jumper. Priceville.
Epsy Jacobs, Selma.
Margaret Jumper, Swansea.
Mary A. Koop. Chapiu.
Louisa Koop. Spring Hill.
Polly Long, Cbepin.
H. E Lowmap. Shumpert.
Martha Miller, Oakvilla.
Jane Mills, Irene.
Caroline Miller.
Julia Monts, Hilton.
Mary Ann Martin, Pine Ridge.
Francis R. Miles, Brooklaud.
Elizabeth S Oswalt, Leesville.
Mary Ann Oswalt, Leesvi]le.
Julia Oswalt, Lewiedale.
Eliza Rodgers, Brookland.
Eliza E.. Shealv, Lorena.
Ann Sturkie. Woodiord.
Temperance Spires, Edmund.
Charlotte Seay. Lexington.
Polly Shealy, Summit.
Nancy Stockman. Little Mountal
Mary M. Sack, Peak.
Marcilla Sharpe, Swansea.
Eliza Sheal7. Fredonia.
Marcilla E Schastz, Riehtwell.
Louisa G Shealy, Fredonia.
Jemima Steel, Summit.
Elizabeth Steel, Lorena
Mary NJ Summer, Lattakoo.
Caroline Wingard, Summit.
The money is in the hands of San
;. George, Clerk OF Court, and tho
yhose names are on the list can G
heir portion by calling on hi
There are 40 names and the amou
ech is eDtitle d to is for those
lass B S19 60; G $147o, making Il
otal for the county Of S2,lO2.l0.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-06-05

BATES & WALKER,
Today, the wide awakemer-
chants of Columbia. Con-
centration of brains and
money on given point
will produce success. When
we fail to give you
MORE GOODS FOR SAME MONEY AND SAME
GOODS FOR LESS MONEY. We WILL STOP.
We are Justly proud Of the immense trade control and with
udsbe ambition eclipse would be competitors and the
crowds we prices will be great for the trading pubc
KEEP YOUR EYE ON THIS SPACE.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1901-06-05
70 The FARMERS

of Lexington and Adjoining
Counties----''T 1.-The Backbone
of the Whole Business'---
when they fail the wheels
STOP"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-19
NEWS IN BRIEF.

w. NJ. Austin. grocer made an as
signment ON Tuesday at Fort Worth.
Tex.
v @. Smith, travelling salesman,
committed suicide near Mckinney. Tex.
Frank Newton committed suicide bv
shooting himself nc Mena, Ark. II ia
believed he was crazy
A daughter Of w w. Barsett. living
near lampasas, Tex, was fatally burn.
Sd while lighting fire with coal oil
Mrs Stice. wife Of John Stice.
prominent business man Of Gainesville,
Tex, died Of congestion.
Alan McCord, for the past fev months
acting chief clerk in the office Of the
surveyor general Of New Mexico. has
been appointed permanently 10 the posi-.
ton Of chief clerk, made vacant by the
removal OF former Chief Clerk Linnen
20 Salt Lake City.
b. d. Caples. night fireman 40 tho
Fort Worth, Tex, waterworks station.
was drowned on Tuesday morning. Cap.
lee became cntangled in a seine.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-19

ne Il Them.. stokes aad says re csaid
secure Work BETTER Disguised.

Van Buren. Ark. July is.--Detective
T. A. Irwin Of Baird. Tex, was in this
city having in custody Thomas stokes,
whom ne had arrested in Huntsville.
tlt state, charged with the murder Of
rgominent citizen Of Baird, Tex, three
years ago. Stokes who is but - years
Ola and beardless. has been for the past
three years incorporating IN female at
tko and beiag a young man OF ednca-
ton sscurod a toachar's license and has
represented himself to DO a woman. has
bcen teaching school near Huntsville,
Whom arrested he was wearing a money
helt containing 5000. money alleged 20
have boon taken from tho dead body Of
his victim.
Stokes Is very rcticont about tho az
fair, and claims that he j. not the man
wanted. He SAYS that the donning ~
female attire was from choice ss he
bottor succeeded in getting omployment
as female teacher He had become
quite popular among the people ofEiumts-
vile who are 10th 20 believe that he II
not tho woman he had represented HIM
self to be. He was taken ON 20 Texas.
Detective irwin Is quite positive that no
has the right man.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-19
Missouri Changing Channel.

Kansas City, July Is.-The Missouri
river has cut its banks at point eight
miles south Of Leavenworth. and is now
pouring part Of its waters into the
Platte river. The bed Of the Platte is
gradually being wi6ened aud there is
danger that within the next few days
the bed Of the Missouri will be trans.
ferred completely 70 that OF she Platte.
An island five miles long and in some
places nearly two miles wide has been
formed. II the Missouri adopts the new
this land will be transferred
from Missouri 10 Kansas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-19
EPwoRrH LeAouERs.
They Met Nv san francisco uadsr IN.
Very Hest Auspices.

saa Francisco. July is.--The Epworth
Leagae convention Of 1901 formally OPP
ened at Mechanics pavilion today.
For the past week che tide Of travel has
been toward San Francisco until the
Epworth hosts. $4,000 strong, had been
poured into the city ready for the open.
ing services Arrivals continued all
hours "Wednesday night and early hours
OF this morning. but the hast belaied
trains were IA aud che last tired tmyel-
ers have been given a warm welcome
by the reception committee before the
first number on today's program was
rallied. The great pavilion was dcco-
rated and ready. The vRst auditorium
with seats for 10000 aud an additional
facility for chorusof 1000, which VIII
give special concerts. presented pleas
ing sight The entire auditorium was
canopied by American flags. while
around the gallery railing red and white
bunting was draped gracefully. with
here and there shields Of American and
Great Britain. their respective flags
crossed above them. The stage was
hung with gold cclored bunting the
states color.
At 10 o'clock the celebration OF the
Lords supper were held in the First
Presbyterian, Central Methodist and
Howard Street Methodist churches AZ
1880 p. m. missionary conference was
held nj headquarters.
when Chairman Filhon assembled the
platform and raped for order at 2:30 3.
m, every seat in the building had an
occupant. while many others sought
standing room. The first audioEca
greeted the chairman with a Chatauqua
salute and then listened TO the opening
song service.
The following is the official pro-
grnmme of the day;
At $50 p. m, opening Of the conven.
ton in Mechanics Pavilion. Rev.
Thomas Filben. presiding. Song service
led by Robert Husband; devotions. led
by Rev. Judson Hill; addresses Of wei.
come by Governor Gage. Mayor Phelan
Bishop Hamilton and Rev. J. O. Sy-
monds Of Woodland
Responses ON behalf Of the Methodist
Episcopal church. by Bishop /. w.
Joyce of Minneapolis; ON behalf Of the
Methodist Episcopal church. Snuth.
Rev. H. NJ. Dubose Of Nashville. Tenn;
on behalf Of the Methodist Episcopal
church Of Canada. Rev. James Hender-
son Of Toronto; ON behalf Of the Colorcd
Methodist Episcopal church, A. A. Car
ter Of Atlanta, Ga.
This evening three meetings will
be held. The principal theme will be
"Young Peoples Movement in the
Twentieth Century. discussed by Rev
Charles 3ayard Mitchell Of Minneapo-
lis; Rev. Alonzo Monk of Nashville and
Rev. O. W. Willard OF Yonkers. ~ Y.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-19

Nacogdoches. Tex. July in-Infor-
nation comes from the town Of Wells
in the southern edge ~ Cherokee ooun.
ty, Of the killing Of John Coitingham,
wen known farmer, who has many
friends and relatives here. He was
shot ON the road between his home and
Wells. 1, is not known whether it was
a difficulty or an assassination. Cot
tingham came from Alabama about 20
years ago.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-19

Austin. July ls.-The state board OF
medical examiners rcccatly appointed
by the governor will hold their first
meeting here July %. Organization
will be- perfected. practitioners over the
state notified Of rules and dates fixed
for examinations The impression is
that T. J. Wilson Of sherman will be
elected president.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-19

Cleburne. Tex, July iS-City Asses
sor and Collector Garrison has complet.
ed the tax rolls. He stated that the
total valuation of the city property is
e.. $40. This is an increase Of 5000
over last year, but IL must be considered
that il was increased si2n, 600 last year.
There are 1872 poll tax payers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-19
sprInkIed WIN on.

Terrell. Tex, July ls.-The streets Of
Terrell have been sprinkled with oil.
Thousands OF gallons were spread on the
main thoroughfares Of the city. com.
pletely settling all dust. The oil was
secured at Corsicana, at a cost II cents
per barrel. The total cost Of sprinkling
the street was $i3i.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-19

San Antonio. July ls.-Trinidnd s.
Coy. who was shot Tuesday morning in
the Washington theater. died Of his
wounds at the city hospital 5. w.
Granbury, against whom a charge o.
assault 10 murder was made Is liz Jail
on a charge OF murder
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-19
Farmer XIII. HIm..lL.

Honey Grove. Tex, July is.-Jack
Simmons, a young man 81 years old.
living two miles west Of here, shot him
self through the head with pistol.
Young Simmons was an industrious,
quiet farmer. living with his parents.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-19
Purchased u Dry Dock.

Washington. July iO.-The navy dc.
partment has purchased the big floating
steel dry dock in Havana harbor from
the government Of Spain for slS5.0OO.
The Spanish governments original price
was S25n. 600.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-19
Scholastic Cen.u.

Edna, Tex. July 49, Hon. +. NJ. Austin,
county judge, reports the scholastic pop
ulation Of jackson county rs follows:
White. male 2Si, female 226; total white
5l0. Colored. male 9s2. female 25s;
total colored $40 Total white aud colored
1910
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-19

Waxahachie. Tex, July iS.-The re-
mains of Frank Smith, formerly Of this
place. who died in the army at Manila,
r. l., May 10. 1900. arrived here for in
torment. Mr.. Smith joined Tennessee
regiment and was participant in sew.
eral active engagements before his
death.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-19

Denton, Tex. July Isl. b. Doyle
Of Slidell was here and says he has
stopped selling his wheat, which he pur.
poses TO use for feed The Alliance Mill.
ing company wired all over Texas. Kan.
sas ann the Territories for five carloads
of bran, but were unable 10 get IL.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-19
Rain and HalIstorm.

Columbus. o.. June lS.-A severe
rain and hailstoFm visited the western
part Of the state Wednesday night
Preble county was the greatest sufferer.
Corn and other crops are almost totally
DESTROYED
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-19

Mckinney. Tex. july is.-News %
q shooting at Anna reached here in
which W. T. Payne and his son were
wounded The father was shot in the
abdomen with n winchester and his
son in the leg with bullet from rs
oaliber pistol. No arrests have been
made.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-19

Allen. Tex. July is.--Ben Smith. who
resided five miles northwest Of this
place. died from dose Of carbolic acid.
Mr.. Smith was 40 years Of age, unmar.
lied and had come from Virginia short
dime ago.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-19

Houston. July ls--While sitting in
his little store. Frank Bartollotto was
wounded by some one who fired. using
a shotgun. from the darkness across the
street. Three buclshot took effect.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-19
Morphine Poisoning.

AsDermont. Tex, July is.-Honry p.
Thorp, an old resident Of Stonewall
county, and formerly Of Thorp Springs.
died from an overdose Of morphine.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-19
Ne smallpox.

Austin, Tex, July is.-Smallpox has
been eIadicated at the state insane asy.
lum and the yellow hags have been ro-
moved
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15

Same property Andrew Fraser TO 800 ~
Central Park West Garner 63th-st, IpV-'A
I25: Joseph H Goodwin to leopold Kahn Z =
1O6rb-st n : 200 # Of Coumbus-ave. -9N
100 II: Isidor Abraham 10 Ludwig Klenschnldl'
: 50 80. mortgage. $4,000. ..-..-..-.. -
Ialth-st. n $ 200 II " Of Amsterdaul-aNe l0,S
1O011: George L Felt 10 James - BTlen anu
another: 5 $50; mortgage, S5s5hO
sth-aTe n W corner 1sth-st 25xs4 l0x261 II No q.
5th-ave W = - II n Of 1Sth-st 3xS:,X3xs4. 10
Wakefield; Martin heogh 70 Amelia ii IL
=, ,,n,, MSne, = Eo les 8 = % 4xss ;: Max Lipovitz
10 solomon sheintag and another; r = 81
2d-ave, No I.191. corner e3d-st 2o;2Xeo'
pincus I.owenfeld and another 10 frtda hart
r 6 SIS: mortgage, S5,oDU..-:. =
same property. Frida Hart 10 William Stubenbord
; sis; mortgage, S37.5 ....--..-.
l71st-st. s. - II Of Park-aye, l2Nso; STANLEY
II Bevins referee. 70 William Henderson, mort
gage. s3l. 600: r :. 81 ;.-- -
t,5tbst No % West 81 6xloo.5: James O Brien to
William II Livingston: :. SO: mortgage
S35. 900 "a J,-t,i
a0th-st n s 80 # Of 4th-ave, 5oXloo-e- VIII
lam @ Ringler 10 George Ringler * co. - .
Central Park West. No 4I5, " :, 2fXlUo' Jai1e ne
? + McI.arnev 10 Ellen Kellogg. = elo'
gage, $4,000 -
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

boulevard s W corner Of ss;h-st l00.sxlOO. Peter
y and Katharine " Cram 70 Edward Thompson:
mortgage S33s.000; r :. So 7--..--.--.------.-.
1-ldridge ST, No 40 - l0x9S GX2l -2x59s; Pauline
Eielstein 70 Jacob Gordon; mortgage. S2s, 800:
r :, 5S------.-- -.--.--.---
sau1ett-aEe. s. lOO # " Of Deane Place. 5oxiOo
50xioo. Westchester: Claude GignOux. referee 10
Niles Hughes; all title.
5sih-st. No s0s East. lsxlO04. Matilda Kassewitz
70 John VI Sheehans mortgage. s.. 600: r s So.
sith-st. No ie0 West 27.6x1O2.2 .: also SAth-st.
No lsS West. q 6xi02.2: John " Benfer TO Will
IAN d Manning mortgage. $4,000; r :. SO.
sJth-st. e corner OF LeXingtOn-ave. 51.3xi00.5;
gusiaNe i Morgenthau 10 Henry Gundiach and
Henry Koch; mortgage $4,000; s s35..
SHAVE. " corner of is9th-st. 90. .llxi25; Henry
Gundlach and Henry Koch 20 Hudson Realty
s5th-st 5. So5 q W of Central Park West. 2Ox
lee :. Augustus Van wyck. referee 10 ] Francis
Pease and another. trustees. ........---..........
191d-st, No 2s6 West 20xs7. .ex20x96.s; Merritt I.
ifke 70 Margaret Hoyt; mortgage, S25, 500; r
wayerlsy Place. " s. 1915 II n OF IOth-st Is 4x75:
th4p Groshut % Simon Berlin; mortgage. $50
35tb-st. No 23G East 25xss.9; Julius II MAYER,
referee 70 John l. keating. .-..------.......
oth-ave. Nos 11o and ll2. corner OF 9th-si
s3-eN d1.6X n -. TX o. TX n % @ 70 9th
IT 77.6s Johanna and Hermann Baumann Ia
Joseph Levi; trust deed also recorded as a
mortgage: mortgage, sl39, 81 60; R sI.......
Anlsteraan-ave, W 5, 15-5 II OF 62d-st 25xloo:
Ludwig Kleinschnidt 10 isidor Abraham; mort
gage. sls30o; r s. s1S 80. ..-.-.--..-...-.......
62d-st. s. 77-6 II Of Park-aye. i7.6x65 4xI7 q
90 John Bohnet 70 Robert Rogers; mortgage.
Same property: William wetterer 20 same: quit
Prince-st. No II. $. 2ox7s sx2oxso s; Josephine
Barber e al. heirs, 10 Charles Friedman: r
12Sd-st. n 5. 1868 n " Of 3d-ave az i.Ioo !,
Edward Mesgher ana another % Conrad Hubert
&orGage s2s,rpe... ..........................
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
1rnstrrs' Sales.


2 feet; thence northery and line Darff baff
with Third Avenue eghty-one (S1 feet ana one
nrz) inches the southery side of East i If
Street thence easterly along the said southerS
East Thirtyeghth nine t9 the point or
more Said premises being known as No 100
East Thirty-eghth Street in the City of New AorA'
Also all in the City and Co9hsy 4 "a
York. with the buildings thereon ana OouiueN an
described follows:
Beginning a point northery side OF foFtS
distant and eighty-eisht t-ol Iest
inches the intersection OF the
side OF Forty-ifth Street and the easteIS
Avenue; and running thence northery Pdae Vii
Sixth Avenue and of the way through Pas
one hundred five (5 inches; thetce i
parallel with Forty-fth Street eighteen 9 @ leet ne a
inches thence southerly parallel WIN oNt @
of the through another party val one d ~
00m inches 10 the northeriy sue ~
Fortyhfth Street. westerly along the n0rtnery
Fortyffth Street eighteen ds feet nine Wg
beginning; be the said several distances
dimensions more or less premises being now known
as No 90 Street. in the City Of New 1orK'
Dated. New York, March 11th, 1901 u -o,r
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST CUM
PANY. Trustee. - o,z
ROLLINS & ROLLINS Attorneys for Petitioner once
Address. No. 81 Nassau street. torousil
of Manhattan. City of New York, N Y
The described parcel of property Is mum
Lexington and is shown upon the io-
lowing diagram.
Dated. New York. March II. 1901
Trustee.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
i)nblir Notlrcs.
NEW YORK SUPREME COTRT~In =

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-In tbo
Mater es Of the APDie3Gn ion Of the Of Street
Counsel 10 the Cooperation Of said City. relative 10 gr
city OF New York 10 certain lands tenerneRqs OF ae
en.s and premises in the Twentysecond Ward Of the Ifv
West Fifty second West Fifty-thrd and West
Li 100 ~ the T "a p ace 2t the provisions OF
comssioners Of Estimate in b & Me the UNDERSIGNED
appointed pgrspant TO the provisions Of Chapter the
see m Sc 0r s p1rs % 5ad persons respectively entitled
proceeding aud TO all others whom may concern 70
sessment in the above entitled have filed a
together with our damage ana beped mans @ IA
Of the Department Of Public Parks the inspection &c
second That the Board Street Opening and 1rnnro.
cfaer 8o Of e of @ the has Of
Ge m 9du Red a s1R Se sF s5 Gsn} f @ Of the
ss 1 of New t Yof May9T now qmeq s % and I'd
that the balance OF such expense should be
ACQUISITION Of such PARK ana that n The oe eeneed by the
sad part or pa or me said expense be as
Street on the east by Ninth Avenue on the esf IN
Third That the limits OF our assessment for ber.e,
| and being in the area last described. 'ua'e lying
ateeted by the said estimate and %hoSe rights
thirty days after the arst pnSaohh ea 1hsfe9 o f.! within
once Room %o on ,be fnpfb Ia writing With
gdng s lin No TrySn Row IN The Borough Of Manbas
OF 1857 and that we the said commissioners viii hear
he oh day q Ap Il eo one pfGe % last above mentioned
susa subsequent days may be necessary '
Supreme Court Of the state Of New % be % to the
City Of es @e% 9 a III RdanfR in the S Gqa
thst then and there en- g OF @ the senT
made fs tba counsel m & can be heard thereon motion will
Dated % Febraarn i s@,o 2ssB 5sp0T ,aoi Se confirmed
s59EGF Sa9K ! FTiNTT RysTT WARREs ,r. Commissioner.
! JOSEPH NJ.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-15
Gin prnpertn for Sale.
CLOSING OUT SALE.

Within the last twelve months nave
sold IS houses, and have only remain
ing, the last and only ones OF my pro-
duction, as shall build no more. Located
on 10th Street close TO Riverside IN the
midst of the costlicst public and private
improvements. they are the best values
at the prices asked and can be bought at
substantial concessions to close out. All
are 20 feet wide, five-story American
Easements of various styles and arrange
ments. See and price them before deciding.
CnretaI.er premises. illustrated pnmphictt
on Charles Buck. owner an u
Builder. Ioa West 42d street, pr al" west