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The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-11
WORKERS REFUSED BOARD.
Tie Up in Flat Top District Is Com
nlefe.

plete.
Roanoke. Va, June 10.-Oficial re-
ports to-day show that there is some
improvement in the strike situation in
the Pocahontas fields. More men re-
turned to work this morning and it is
estimated that about 20 per cent. of the
regular force is at work The output
of coal is in about the same proportion.
The shipments for yesterday We're one
fifth of the average. No violence is re-
ported in the Pocahontas territory, and
the operators claim to be satisfied with
the outlook
There is a complete tie-up in the Flat
Top district. The men who have start
ed to work. including the guardsmen,
have been refused board, and others
have been warned by the union men
Empire, w Va, dumped car of coal,
which was in transit. on the ground
last night.
The Indian Ridge and Browning
mines. in the Pocahontas field have
asked their men to meet them at Bran
we'll tomorrow night to arrange a
compromise. The men say if the union
is not recognized they will not return
to work.
Ihe situation At BluebeidS.
A special from -Bluefield. w. Va,
to the Roanoke Times says:
The situation In the coal fields is
about the same to-day as yesterday.
when 125 fifty-ton cars were loaded, in
addition to charging a large number
of ovens. Few collieries worked a de-
creased force. The ma jority in
creased the output. The miners are
misled by agitators representing that
there would be a conference at Bram-
well tomorrow night and a great
number refrained from working,
awaiting results of the meeting. There
is no truth in the alleged statement
Of the joint meeting. The operators
will not encourage the union. Any
of the operators is willing to meet his
own men as individuals to discuss
grievances. In part of the field the ag-
itators have promised the miners pro-
visions, which are not Forthcoming.
Kyle. Elk Ridge, Powhatan and
Peerless shipped to-day about as much
as usual. 1t is reported one man was
killed at Peerless to-day.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-11
THE SPANISH WAR CLAIMS.
Now Get Money Due Them by the
Government.

Now Get Money Due Them by the
Government.
Washington. June 1O.-Savannah
and Macon are the principal beneficial
ries in the bill for certain claims for
property taken during the Spanish war,
reported favorably to the Senate from
the Committee on Claims to-day.
Senator Clay's amendment provides
for the payment of $3.50 to the Pro-
peller Towboat Company of Savannah
for damage done the steam tug Gym
thia in the Savannah river, which was
rammed by one of the government
transports. The city of Macon gets
IS, 904. The Georgia items are as fol-
lows: James II. Butnet $40; J. H.
Brown, SIS; American National Bank,
$40: w. G.. Solomon, $40; John w.
Smith, and r. F. Cowan, deputy
sheriff, 500; c. b. Willingham, $50;
Henry z. King, SSS; ]. R. Montgom-
cry, $17; A. L. Dodge, $120; Chatham
Artillery, S1O0; j. w. Golden, 1925;
August Gerzikouski, $500; j. H. and F.
Nj. Butner, $50; L. P. Lawson, agent
of f. l.. Mastick, 500; M j.
O'Leary, $685.; Alfred Miller 500; Mey-
ers & Richardson, 1856; Mary E. Morri-
sion, 5000; Roderick r. Riley, 1892;
Charles O'Connell, SO; John Lady. $1S5;
John Jorden, $500; Mrs. H. H. Groth,
$35; j. L. & w. L. Broom, $110; Andrew
Bradley, $166; James C. Gordon, $3.50;
Mrs. A. E. Roesel. $492; j. r. Peters,
S45; T. w. and Gordon Lee, $145; ]. B.
Dixon, $40; Lee & Gordon Mill Com
pany, $275; S. H. Martin, SAG; j. w.
Stapp, SIS; ]. B. Brewer. $3O5; D. H.
Devereax, So the State of Georgia,
1915; ". A Huff, 1904; T. N. Voolfolk,
$3.50; S. Seisel $40.
Florida: Sister of Saint Joseph Con-
vent. $40; C. c. Robertson, agent, $18;
Henry Kiser, $40 Mary Brickell. $500;
Enoch B. Chamberlain, $25; John B.
Cunoo, $40; Mrs. E. C. Beach. 1921: H
w. Beach, 1884; J. D. Clark, $37; j. H.
May, $500.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-11
Relief sent to Sufferers.

Lake Park, Mimi, June 10-Provis-
ions and supplies have been sent by the
merchants of this city to the section
which was yesterday visited by tor
nado, fifteen miles northwest of here.
One person was killed, ten were in
jured and the homes of nine families
were destroyed. The property loss will
approximate 100000.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-11
ONO DEMOCRATS no MEET.
'"h johnson Defeats McLenn's Man
Tor Temporary Chnfrmanship.

"umhus, O.. June 1O.-At the meet
'f ~ the Democratic State Central
'nfnittee II was decided 70 hold the
-l' convention al sandusky. Sept ?
b. Mayor Tom l.. Johnson or
0'and was selected for temporary
. man Of the convention n a spirit
q .'Htest, over Sam r. Johnson OF
d, lNnau. the candidate put forward
Ae friends Of John r. Mclean. The
4g u late convention - IN ae-
ahne with the wishes of mayor
''+agn. who favorE a short campaign.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-11
ATHLETIC DAY AT WEST POINT.
President viii Deliver Diplomas to
Graduates.

West Point, N Y, June 10.-The ex-
ercises here to-day were given over
entirely to athletic sports. President
Roosevelt will reach here at an early
hour in the morning by special train. 1t
is now arranged for the President to
remain until Thursday, graduation day.
when he will deliver the diplomas to
the graduating class. Tonight the
graduation hop was given in Memorial
Hall
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-11
THE THOMAS WAYMAN ASHORE.
phosphate Laden Steamer Aground
Near False Cape, n. C.

cape Henry. Va, June 10.-Life
savers and a wrecking steamer have
gone to the assistance of the British
steamer Thomas Wayman, which is
ashore on Pebble Shoal, two miles east
9f False Cape, N. C. She is bound
ron Coosaw, S. c., destination I'M
rock.
ne Thomas Wayman was assisted
vi the shoal at $3.50 p. M, and pro-
ceeded northward.
4, me Thomas Wayman halls from
S5"c lstle. Eng, where she is owned
~ me Charlton Steamship Company.
s"t vas built at South Shields, in 1893,
=. -so feet long, 80 feet wide and 20.1
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-11
EXHUMED STUFFED FIGURE.
Mexican Fraud on New York Life
Insurance Company Revealed

City of Mexico. June 1O.-Conclusive
proof of a fraud against a New York
life insurance company perpetrated
five years ago has resulted in the exhu-
nation in the Spanish cemetery and
the resurrection of a stuffed figure
filled with bricks and bars of lead. The
figure was presumably intended to rep
resent Bernardo Stotovera. who was
insured in favor of his brother, but
who is now a prisoner in this city.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-11
PRESIDENT rHORNE DENIES 1T.
Knows Nothing of the Bank Conn
bine Reported From Chicago.

New York, June 10.-President
Thorne OF the North American Trust
Company said to-day that his com
pany was not directly or indirectly in
terested IN the purchase Of banks and
that N know nothing Of the formation
~ a company 10 purchase bank stocks,
as reported in Dispatches from Chi
cago.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-11

London, June i0.--J. Pierpont Nor
gan r. expected 70 dine with Joseph
Cb0afe the United States ambsssa-
oof. and Mrs ch0afe tomorrow. WHEN
King Edward. Queen Alexandra and
Princess Victoria vii b. present
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-11
Nnu Ronnd for Wert Point.

Washington. June 10.-President
Roosevelt and party, who are going
to West Point TO attend the centen-
NAL celebrat ton, left here at 1910
o'clock tonight via the Pennsylvania
Railroad
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-11
Big Lunbsr Ffre az beaumont Tss.

Beaumont. Tex, June l0~Ihe Beau
mont Lumber Company MIL burned
to-day lOss $3.50 000. we'll insured. ~
addition - the mill, q large amount ~
LUMBER end several freight cars Nsff
allfroYae.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-11
YALE DEFEATED THE CADETS.
Gems. Miles and LonGstreet Sat Near
Together in GrandStand.

West Point. N. Y, June 10.-The
Military Academy baseball team play
ed the Yale University nine here to-
day and was defeated by the score of
Is to l. Gen. Nelson A. Miles was
conspicuous in the grand stand and
near him sat Gen. Longstreet.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-11
Mine ErpIoslon INilIs Three Men.

IronVood. Mich. June l0-Thrse incn
were killed this afternoon by an e1-
plosion IN Aurora mine o. the Oliver
Aiming Company.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-11
Sheriff Asks for Military.
ROBBERS OF GREAT NORTHERN.
ed With Disposing of the stolen
Rank Notes.

Abilene Tex, June 10-Three men.
Jesse Nickel. Peter Futcher ami
Wyatt Hanks, the latter a brother Of
o. c. Hanks, the alleged train robber.
who was killed while resisting arrest
in San Antonio recently, have been
taken into custody charged with dis
losing of bank notes secured from a
Great Northern express train at Wa
goner. Mont. Jan. 8. 1901. II is claimed
that a number NJ the notes were found
In their possession when arrested.
Nickel Is alleged 10 have confessed.
stating that he was 20 get half the
proceeds from notes disposed Of.
The prisoners waived examination
and were held in $4,000 bond.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-11
MAY HANG BEFORE DAYLIGHT.
Mob Mt Salisbury, N. C.. Seeks Lives
of Negro Prisoners Charged With
Murder of Young Lady.


Charlotte, N. c., June 11.-At 1890
o'clock this morning, a dispatch from
Salisbury. N. c.. stated that a large
crowd had assembled around the Jail
and was clamoring for the possession
of two negroes, charged with the MUIR
der of Miss Medley BAnson in Rowan
county Monday. Sheriff Julian sum-
moned a number of extra deputies to
the Jail, but it is feared that they will
not be able to withstand the mob. and
the negroes will likely be hanged be-
fore daylight.
sheriff Asks for Military.
Raleigh, N. c., June 10.-Gov. Aycock
was wired tonight by Sheriff Julian of
Salisbury asking that the Salisbury
military company be put at his COM
mand to prevent the lynching of two
negro boys. Harris and James Gillespie,
caught by a citizens committee.
charged with the murder of a white
girl. Miss Cornelia Benson. Gov. Ay-
cock authorized Sheriff Julian TO use
the military.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-11
NEw RIvEm DIsrRIcr TIED ur.

Less Than 100 Miners out of 5000
at Work on Loup Creek.
Thurmond. W. Va. June i0.-The
strikers succeeded to-day IN tying up
almost every operation IN the New
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-11

Mr. Mitchells dispatch Of May 3 70
the operators IL then given.
IL submits the following propositions.
First. inasmuch as the anthracite
mine operators have proposed 10 con-
finus the present wage scale for one
year, and inagmuch ss the anthracite
mine workers have unanimously re-
solved 10 sak that an lncreaee Of 20
per- cent should be paid on present
prices ~ 90 men performing contract
WOrk, that eight hours should c0nsi-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26

Fresh Mountain buck wheat Hour and the
finest New Crop New Orleans Syrup-good
enough for kings. A. II. Smith q Co.
Il ID not TOO late 10 SOW Barley Rye and
Oats. A. n. Smith and %. can supply Inc
best and purest seed,
We have special drive In Womens shoes
st 500 and the George Snows shoes Tor men
seem 10 have reached perfection.
Why Day high prices when We can sell all
WOOL iwiiied flannel at Is cents = yard-the
greatest bargain in town.-A. d. Smitn 20.
When In need OF Table Damask or Doiiies
don't forget us. We have some oeautiinI
goods going at cut prices Also bargains I'D
ready made sheets and piilow cases.
We have everything needed IN make pickle;
oelery seed, mustard seed. Qumeric, vinegar,
cucumbers, mace. 10 fact every thing wanted.
We handle cream tartar at SOC: per pound.
L. T. & T. n. Miller.
l.. W. White seiis the best yard-wfde un.
bieachsd sheeting at b cts YARD 70 DO fonnd
any where.
We are the largest distributors OF Drum.
mers Samples In this part OF the State and
our store 10 the busiest place In town. We
are constantly receiving large shipments OF
these sainp pies and the people know the greai
values We give for q little bit OF money ~
you want Waists, skirts. Curseis. Gloves
Hosiery, Snspeuders, Neck wear. Underwear
Belts, 80. Don't miss our great samp snie:
We have thousands OF the above gong u
Wholesale prices. "A. NJ. sni'h w.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26
DUE WEST.
The NeW RaiiFeall Scheme - Arber
Day-Tae nssessass % the People.

The New RaiiFeall Scheme Arber
Day-The Rsvessaes es the People.
Due West, Nov. 81. isc2.
ME-. u. b. Ciiaksealss 10 In Anderson for
Hf. BssSiS winp win move 10 Bethany IN
. short time vhsn no viii 30 into cotton mill
fr. william ". C,inkacaisa spent Sabbath
with hts daughter, Mra. Ohm Rogers.
Mr. J. q. Loner sent 90 40 early red top
one half and coW horn turnip that weighed
iivo ana 0ne half poonds. Can you beat II?
Nis Lola Bell went % Anderson Monday tc
S,.sea q ne psassssrs q q ,S sss
Monats Grisr Chapter st Doe West
Hf. Patriek Henry 70 experimenting the
Thinning Of the shade Trees along the streets
os the town which adds much 70 the appear
Nh ~ Asios Todd ,s teaching tho Blue Hill
school nsaf Mr.. John w. Ciinkscsisa.
Rev. Boyce 81. Grisr Of ORA, spent short
james homer returned 70 Doe West With
his iather last Thursday. He has been ai
1sSs TS. 'laS: S,..s ssl S.e. o, R,ss.v.y sisters
OF Mf. Mace scross Chici saw.
Mn. J. o G. Fisming Of Lanrens, spent two
or three days with her nolhef last week.
Mr. na. bel I've Ssss ass sSs
road. has largo second crop Strawberries In
ps. y. 7. Prsssly. Dr.. 2: 9: Cornish. Mr. T.
"a ns ssSps seS e cSsoai n % poss
toss. We sav one Of The same variety from
Nm. Ksnpedy's hotel garden that weighed
one and II 10 pounda
viii serve frsSh oysters at Mn. Kennodys
HotsiWsdrssday evening OF this week.
Ni0 Minnie Pressiy Of the Duo West re.
male College Faculty. viii spend Thanksgiv-
Ing o. Tho hospitable homo Of Mf. and Mrs.
Hr. 4. 4. Pearson 10 ciosips ous his stock OF
merchandise property 70 move TO Spartan.
NJ. John z. MeGes 10 travelling In tie
intsrest Of ths TWensissh Century window
I0ck Co., whose headquarters arc In duo
~. ). G. rhssls bough, nny.iour acres OF
isss iI' week % i ios when 81 Ss | psid oOs isousand
dollars. This trnes OF land sdjoins the home.
.eieaa or Mr.. TYibble.
%: Annie NEE Bow: = !. us. visiting 1.,s: be. ulster.
Rev. D. J. Copeland Who has been pastor OF
Mount Bethel Church, In tho lower part oi
Anderson County, has accepted . call from
the church as at Wayussboro. Ga. He h now
Miss ia II. Crsyson Robinson ID teaching
st Mount Bethel Church.
Mio Mnf5ayet A. Robinson 10 teaching the
Nis L1ls e. Psnnsy Il teeching the school
q Little River Church. She boards at DR..
J. A. Rohinsons.
Rev. e B Anderson Of Woodrufs, who has
hoen preaching In the Valley Of Virginia the
past fopf years, 10 In Due West visiting reia-
sives and preached good sermon In Tho A
Il r. Church Sabbath afternoon.
M. A. q. Kennedy "a. In Mount Carmel
Mr. BoeEs Kennedy and Willie Lyon spenl
Friday night In Dus West Il 10 thought They
were here 70 sse some young ladies.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26
A BOY FARMER.

with an Ok Alvin Williams Makes .
Bale Of Cotton.
Master Alvin Williams, OF this County, bids
fair TO become farmer prince In the comicK
years He 10 now only thirteen years OF ase.
Last Spring he was ambitious TO do some.
thing for bimself, and bis father senooufagoa
him. He had n bull yesrling and a spare
piece OF ground. which he turned over 70
Alvin.
Alvin piowed bis OK, planted bis cotton,
hood the crop. and picked the staple. AZ Q
result, q twelve year old boy. and the twelve
months old bull calf made q bale Of cotton
Weighing 400 lbs, which was sold yesterday A.
II Alvin williams doesn't get rich, and BE-
come useful and good man We shall DO
greatly disappointed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26

OF yocr paper, n there Ia any person who has
used Green's August Flower for the cure OF
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, ana Liver Troubles
thai has not been cured-snd We also mean
tion Of food, habitual costiveness. nervous
dyspepsia, headaches. despondent feelings.
siserlessneas-in fact, any trouble copnected
with the stomach or liver? THIS medicine
has bcen sold for many years In all civilized
countries, and we wish 70 correspond win
you and send you Que OF our hooks free of
c0st. IL you never tried August Flower, Try q
70 cons bottle sirst. We have never known OF
its miliug. II %, something more serious ID
the matter With you. The . cent size has
lust been introduced this year. Regular size
IS cents. Al all druggist Speed Drug Co.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26
CANTON J

This 10 not q gentle word-out wnen you
think how liable you are not TO purchase the
ouIy remedy universally known a1a 1a,S
msSjcins in the world since 1853 for the cure
and treatment OF Consumption and Ihrosi
md i.nne troubles without losing ip great
Popularity all these years. you VIII DE- tnank.
Gsrman syrup. There are 10 many ordinary
conah remedies made by Druggists aud Others
that are cheap and good for light colds Per
hap.. but for severe Coughs; ;onsnran,ion' bUnGi'
where there 10 difIicuit expcctoration and
coughing during the nights and morning
there is nolhing like German syrup: Inc -
Revular size Is cents. Al all druggists.
speed Drug Co.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26

Exs. rAoaARr has . Lot Of new hats which
ehs b selling at pzices 10 srit cnstomers, and
IN spch styIee d will make Q pretty girl
look simply iTgesistabio. Buy your hats from
Mn TsGGnrk and yor Will have grest pile
of lovers as yonr teei
DR. J. A. 8npwN Of Due West, or Rev. T.
A. Mcdowell Cs Ninety -Six will preach In the
tho absence Of the paator. Ret. n. w. Gordon
win returc from Lauransville and preach ai
aighs
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26
RemOyal.

To my friends and customers throughout:
the county. I have moved nom the store ]
recently occupied. known ~ the Rusaseli
Gently occupied by II. w. LaWpou. known m
ths Tia and Stove man next door above Nc
Dill and Lyon on Trinity Street. Come
around and see me. stiil carry the same
line OF goeds.. Maodolin, guiiaI, violin and
banjo supplies. Bakers chocolate No. can
he had In 10 cent cakes.
Yours, Mike Cassidy.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26

Old mouutai Buck Wheat just arrived. We
also have the self raising buck wheat:
l.. r. d +. M. Miller.
We nre sellipe wedding and Chri stmas
prexeut right along. Select what you want
and have Il laid aside now. Tne speed
Drug Co.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26

Reported by ". D. Barksdals. Buyer Of al
Kinds Of Country Produce and Dealsriu
Farmers Supplies.
Number OF bales received since last Tues
day 800.
Price ranging from l-2 to = rcents.
Market closing. .at cents.
Situation strong for holders. Cotton I'd.
vanced lively the last week.
Cotton seed 10 l-2 per bushel.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26

Eyea Tested Wisheas Charge.
I am prNpasod With the best approved
No osSsisss ss % '' = W, R,..rd.
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N0elce q TrooDnsse

Nostce % TrespnsseRe.
TrespasnaN arp warned on noy land. No
fishing. huntinS OF other entry allowed.
n p. A. Cheatham.
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Winter goods. All grades Of winter goods
may now be found at HRddon's
New millinery every week at Haddon's
Wheeler q Wilson sewing machines are tho
best, all guaranteed. W. ID barksoaies
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26

IL you want g know the time. day and
night, oeil % his place of business and see one
Of bis modest clocks, whose hands point 70 the
hour and the minutes
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26

Harry 10 Tea want - 9et Coal.
Amcs B. Nome will have car OF Jellico
Cnal here In o NV daya. Place Jour order
Quick Il you don't want % get left.
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Herculese Jersey.

ru1HIs FULL BIOODED JERSEY BULL
l. IL now In the stable or Lot OF Alfred Fl.
lisou, where he will remain iudeaniteIy.
r. X. TOLBERT.
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Gen. John D. Gosdoa % Leetare.
Gen. John B. Gordon will speak In the
Court House Wednesday night Dec. Srd.
the occasion will Be well worth your fime
PrieSs s0cis and 7scts. special prices for Con-
fodofaie y0aeRnna
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26

Carpets, mattlngs and rags can always
found st l.. w. Whites.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-26

Treopansors Take Nossce.
lands w. b Kills. u
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NEW HATS...New and Up.
to.Date Shapes.
MRS. MARY TAGGART

MRS. MARY TAGGART
Has fine assortment New Hats and New UoDae Shapes
Hats which she proposes sell between now and Christmas
or below COST She expects to her store room and Will
sell all sorts Of goods at customers prices She means business
and you want bargain in headgear your tme The
goods must and will 20.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
pariitiou Sale.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
% austin & AMI wife plaintiffs "a against
sUan Uanc ~ &C. anu or i1t ~ srt6n sn3
sale duly made and entered in the above entitled ss
undersigned referee in said Judgment named viii sell
room Humber III Efoadway in the county u Nex York.
that day. BY Morris n O WD @ al &ucsonse the prS%ss
fn9w S sad an Gsen i5s 70 'g o f ground Win tSs
s1e in ss First waSd u Rs s &
and City OF New York. and known and DISTINGUISHED as
tate OF Daniel Gauer deceased and bounded follows:
belonging Estate Of Stephen Crosshed deceased:
Of said stephen Crossfeld deceased and westerly By
IN sa ia on esn 70 5 GnH ten a a
and IN n ienS lSn about Sna m Sa [ fe be the o
or less being the same premises which eTe Soqyeysd to
and Riehard MoEse and wife BY deed dated ts 'wsa
the Register the city County of New in
L6eG sO4 Of ConvsysnSes page goo NoysmPsr 2I sS
the thrteth day of April in the thousand eight
Dame Resale II Steele and Fanny Mccarty Edai
OF Thomas McCarty deceased Charles c Leary ad-
Starr and Joseph + White Executors ETC. Of Fizsbeth
- White sia r d o % term o S5 years % which win s
Of Nine hundred and ninety 5s@ Dollars together with
and described that is say; All that certain lot piece
York on the @ Wege sid. of Rsr a Street @ VII, T Ne. %
in front % BY Beaver T Street E1s'eTy BY Frqund now
NoIthery by land now or lately beonginE to Ms Lewis
Plum the said lot containing in breadth in front Beaver
Street sixteen feet In the thirteen feet nine inches
and in length on the westerly sds nneysht feet eleven
inches for and during all the rest residue and reainier
yet OF In and the OF n
the said indenture subject. nevertheless
rents conditions and provisions
toned The said firstly above described
freehold lot and known Number 90 Beaver
be sold with that part Of the building which stands
thereon. subject with covenanc
made in the said lease whereby OF fas
OF said two lots agreed for themselves and
title Of
the said lease their joint and expense
and erect party wall on the true line between the SAID
two lots specified In the said lease And said freehold
and leasehOld premises will he sold subject
the ground or store floor thereof Mortimer HanbIea
expiring May lst. lfn}i.
OF Fifteen hundred Dollars agreeing
certain proportion Of tax
meter rent shall be fairly apportioued
OF the building leased him. las "
agreement Of the parties Sixty Dollars Ths
reserved by the last mentioned
1908. to belong the purchaser purchasers sat!
freehold leasehod heirs executors
administrators assigns and thereafter
belong the said purchasers their
heirs, executors administrators assigns.
half 20 belong 20 the easehoII
premises Number ~ Beaver Street.
The following Is diagram ot the prouerty be sof
described above. the Numbers ~ and 40
Beaver Street. AL distances or less:
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15

Dated. New York. June 23rd 1902.
WILDER MBRIpE. Referees.
STRONG CADwAI.ADER. Attys- for plaintiffs. No
40 Wall Street Manhattan