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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-01-16
Notice OF Assessment.

Capital Gold and Silver Mining Co.
Place Of business American Fork, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at II eet-
ing of the Board of Directors held Jan.
8. 1902, an assessment OF one cent per
share WAS levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation, payable ct opcc to
the Secretary Oliver sjostedt at his
office.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid Feb. 18th 1902 will
be delinquent and adv ertised for sale al
public auction, and unless payment it
made before will be sold March 1, 1907
at ten o'clock a. IN. to pay delinquent
assessment together with costs Of ad-
veitising and expense OF sale.
Oliver Sjostedt, Secretary
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-01-16
FOR SALE.

Fifteen acres Of good farm land now
the property Of Gotleb Beck. Ten Pcrss
10 Lshi old field. And situote on s. VIZ
Iof Secs 8 and five acres situated on Sec.
o near Laurence Hill's residence.
@ Apply TO Eli Kendall.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-01-16

fdvwssswssts IN ths oslwn 1t~ cents per
s~s~ t~ssrHs~, ~ ssnn per hss seoh adj
tssss t~.s~tss~.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-01-16
l-EHI MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.

Heysr--George Austin.
Ooxnoitmen-Samuel Taylor, VIM.
no.s Jr.. K. A. Bushman, Richard
BRADSHAW. -.
observation-disclosures Il. Ross. ,,..t
Tteaslrer--John Roberts Jf.
Mcyshat-Neuburn Butt. 81,
Cyty Justjoe-6. W. Ross.
o,orsntine Physicidn-Dr Steele.
SoHooL TRUSTEES:
lanes b. Gsddie, 8. I. Goodwin, W. g.
Evans.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-01-16
AN ORDINANCE

Establishing and regulating licenses for
peddlers and hawkers and amend
ing sec. go Of an ordinance passed
Sept. Goth 1898.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-01-16

nothing seemed 10 reach my trouble until
got hold Of . botticN of Ackcr's English
Remedy. i prayed for health all the time,
and my prayers were answered as soon
as ! begsn taking this celebrated Eng
lish expectorAnt and tonic. Since my re-
oovery i have told hundreds of sufferers
from coughs, colds and weak lungs that
Acktr's English Remedy would cure them,
Some Of them won't try It. and II does
seem 10 me terrible when anyone deliber-
ately refuses TO be cured. There ought TO
be q law compelling. consumpiives 10 take
II. Even II thsg DONE care FOR their own
lives, the public welfare should be consid-
cred. Don't you think so too7 I hope
such law will soon be enfoTcedr ~ 2
80 tSigned) Mrs. RicHARDsoS.
sofa .. ~ soe and bottle ,hroushou, the United
States and Canada and In England a. Is I'd, as Cd,
u ca II you arc not ssffned after buying return the
bottisto your druggist and get your money back.
We duthortse he.abope guarantee
w n. HOOKER d 90, RoprteioVs, EeV York.
Forsalebyr. J. Wadsworth
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-01-16

The United States Gov
eminent Report shows
ROYAL Baking Powder to-
be stronger, purer and
better, than any other. /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-18
Ben HuF" at Boston in March.

klaw & Changers great dramatic
production of Gen. Lew Wallace's
wonderful biblical romance, Ben
Hur.' is TO return 10 The Colonial
Theatre in Boston, March 18th. This
return engagement will be played be-
cause thousands of people throughout
New England were unable to secure
opportunities to witness it. either
to secure seats. during its long run
there last year
This season "Ben-Hur" has been
presented in Chicago, St. Louis and
Pittsburg, before reaching Boston, Il
will be Seen four weeks in Philadel-
phia, return engagement, and IN
" ashington and Baltimore In Chi
cago, ST. Louis and Pittsburg it drew
phenomenally large audiences, in st.
Louis playing to the enormous receipts
of $4,000 III three weeks. Nothing like
these figures has eve.. before peen
known in the theatrical history Of
America. 4 = ~
During the return engagement OF
'Ben-Hur" at the Colonial Theatre in
Boston, IL win become an international
attraction. Al Her Majestys Theatrs
in sydney, Australia, during the lat
ter part OF next month, klaw & En-
hanger will make an Australian pro-
duction Of "Ben-Hur." At the Drury
Lane Theatre in London, Easter Mon
day. Klaw & Erlanger will present
their English production with the title
role played by Robert Tabor an Amer
lean, supported by an English cast.
With these three productions running
simultaneously, metaphorically The sun
will never set on "Ben-Hur
! TO those who saw "Ben-Hur" at the
Colonial Theatre in Boston last year it
would seem almost incredible that any
! Improvement in the production could
be made. but such is the fact. espe-
cially in the realism Of the chariot
! race. The race is now presented with
| three chariots and twelve horses in
stead of with two cars and eight
| horses, greatly adding TO the startling
realism of this incident. The chariots
are now driven by Ben-Hur, MESSIAH
and the Byzantine. These twelve
horses running at a breakneck pace Ii
marvellous actually. So great a real.
ity has never before been presented on
| the stage.
! Ample notice of the advance sale OF
seats will be given and every effor,
will be made to especially provide for
! the accommodation of ale suburban
patrons. Orders will be received BY
mail. when accompanied by remit.
tances, and prompt response will be
made to all such communications.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-18
A STRANGE WOMAN
She Made a Prophecy Which Has
Come True.
Over -Four Years Ago She Told Young g..
What Would Come to Pass and Gave Pi>ce
Of Advice.

More taan four years ago. IN m
know, lady came up 10 me 'tnc tCiG
mo comet hing, which has made me very
l,appy." said Miss Mary Lyle McLacn-
Ian of No. p f. Third street. South.
Salt Lake City. Utah, to 4 reporter.
Yes. it was prophecy and it came
trle and | shall always De grateful 20
her for the advice she gave ne, enc
continued. From the time was tnIr-
r..7 years old until shortly after l saw
iii, woman Z was miserable. Every
month suffered horribly ard be-
came weak and run down. My head
acned. / couldn't eat and had very
severe cough I'll tae t.in.. ""tii
scarcely stand, and took faintinG spells
and was always di%zv and Urea. Be
sides this my liver ara kidneyS W""r
affected.
You can readily sac" she went 81,
that / couldn't get mach rleasur" out
Of life. Then this lady, whom ncF'l'
saw before or since. came W 10 mc end
;ol,t me- that She knew how 7 felt ,nd
advised mo TO take DR.. Williams Pink
pills for Pale People. for they had
cured her daughter who had been In a
condition like mine. | took the pms
ana was better before ! finished ts'c
FIRST hex. / am entirely well now put
always keep them or hand and tak.'
them whenever 10 not feel rs 2ooo
as usual.
Or. Williams Pink Pills for Pale fe"-
ple win not only cure cases similar 20
that Of Miss NcLachlan but. containing
as they do. all the elements necessary
TO give new life ana richness TO the
blood ana restore shattered derives,
they have proved efficacious III wide
range OF diseases. they ere an I'M
failing specific FOR such diseases as To-
comotor ataxia, partial paralysis, st.
Niuts' dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheu-
rlatisrr, nervous headache, the after
effects Of the grip. nalpitation of the
heart. pale and sallow complexion. ano
all forms Of weakness. either in male u
female. Dr. Williams Pink Pills fci
pale People are sold ny ali dealers 81
will be sent postpaid on receipt 81
price, fifty cents box: six boxes Two
dollars and n half by addressing DIR
Williams Medicine Company. Science
tady, ". Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-18
STATE OF rIAINE.

kennebec. IS.
Somerset Judicial Court.
In Equity.
Herbert NJ. Heath Administrator witt
the will ANNEXED upon the estate Of
George Kendall, rs George F. Kendall
1t ais.
ABSTRACT OF BILL.
In the foregoing bill the complainant
alleges that under the Will of George
Kendall il was the duty Of the adminIstra
tor with the will annexed to hold the
estate FOR q term Of one year from his
dccease and 10 then pay the same 10 the
son OF the t"stator. George L; Kendall
il living, or If not living, To his widow
and children. If any. with a provision tina
ii nothing could ne ascertained as to the
whereabouts of such son or family tie
said estate should be turned over to the
legal heirs of the said George Kendall &C.
pording tn the laws of descent.
The plaintiff alleges that the son, George
r.. Kendall left his home i'm Fairfield
about forty years ago and since tina
time no information whatever has bee
received as tn his whereabouts by hi
father George Kendall and that after dill
gent search and inquiry the administratos
IL unable TO learn anything in regard 1,
the said George L. Kendall or his family
" any ne had.
Wherefore, the complainant prays tn,
court to Interpret the will and to deter
mine whether the estate should now he
turned over to the heirs Of the testatOi
and II so what heirs
ORDER OF NOTICE.
tpou the foregoing petition IL is. orderCC
that notice OF the tendency thereof be
given BY publishing an abstract Of the BIZ
Il and OF this order for seven days success
slyely In the Daily kennebec journal, tn,
last publication 10 be thirty days before
the first Tuesday OF March next at which
time all parties Interested therein mas
enter their appearance ana be heard he
fore this court sitting in equity at tht
court house In Augusta.
WILLIAM Z. WHFTEHOUSE,
Judge Sup. Jud. Court.
HEATH 4 ANDREWS,
Complainants Solicitors.
A true abstract of the bill and true
copy OF the order of court thereon.
Attest: w. :. CHoATE, clerk.
lanlid1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-18

healthy and busted and the remains Of
some eight dozen chickens In embryo
were scattered promiscuously over the
walls and rafters. The Incubator it,
self had toppIed like the Roman en-
pire. We organized IRE brigade Of
which was unanimously chosen chief
and with the aid OF the garden hose
ana sprinkler subdued the connagra-
sibu. Although cannot speak authen-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-18
When In want OF the best line Of
Chocolates,
Ron BOns,
I Holiday
Candies,

MADE FRESH EVERY DAY.
ar sold at the lowest prices. call at the
Augusta Candy K!chn. Ger Water & Bridge Sis.
/ have Just received a fresh line of nigh.
Call and sample these new goods and
conv'n". yourself as to their quality.
octIe, eOdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-18
Dr.. En1nnons'

hundreds 81 anxious women. Ionresf and mos :.
ubstinat e irregularities from any Gauss relieved
Immediately. No risk whatsoever. Have new:
bad > single failure. Nopain, danger, or inter
stage. BY mail. $500. Further Particulars ana
confidential advice free. All letters truthful,
answered: Money letters should be registered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-18

Cinnamon are the merchant seamen
OF the future, says a consular report
from Shanghai Over one thousand
five hundred British vessels entered the
port last year manned by Chinese
crews.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-18
MATTERS OF LOCAL INTEREST

Michael Ryan. Togus.
Fred Elmwood, Togus.
VIM. r. BruZ, Togus.
Fred J. Stickney, Tcgus.
Jerry O'keefe. Togus.
John Pickett. Togus.
Jas. A. Onley, Togus.
Emory ii. Tucker, Togus.
G. Jones, Togus.
a. Z. Cove, Togus.
J. S. Burke. Togus.
VIM. w. Peabody, Tosus.
Geo. Williams, Togus.
Ben p. Halves, Togus.
VIM. e. CahilI. Togus.
Chas. Federlishman, Togus.
II. d. Stone, Togus.
John Armstrong, Tosus.
VIM. W. Keene. Togus.
Thos. Mcnamara. Togus.
Isaiah 6. burlington, Togus.
Francis O. Bringham. Togus.
f.. B. Nichols, Iosus.
john Grady. Togls.
James Hughes. Togus.
Jas. Larkin. Togus.
John NJ. Dale, TOgus.
NJ 3. Cochrane, Toaus.
Pctrick Sweeney. TQgus.
John Brant, Togus-
Patrick Dolan. Togus.
Jas. Gleason, Togus.
Patrick McNay, Togus.
VIM. Coleman. Togus.
Thos. ID. johnson, Tog,ss.
Andrew Reed. Togus.
Timothy Larry. Togus.
Eenj. Cooper, Togus.
Peter Sherry, Togus.
Adam Yooc, T0gus.
John Kier, Togus.
Edwin Mcclure, Togus.
Patrick Bolton, Togus.
1. ID. Watson. Tegus.
Jas. McGibick, Togus.
Edwin A. Patterson, Togus.
John Lahey, Togus.
Chas. w. Leavitt, Togus.
Frank Mckenna. Togus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-18

| Ostrich farming is to be tried on the
! Riviera if the birds can be acclimat-
! Used. An experimental farm will be
started with 80 ostriches. which have
| already arrived at Nice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-18

Mrs. Aaron Medron OF Savannah. Ga.
writes: II had piles and rectal trouble
for years until II was unbearable any lon
ger. AS / had often seen Pyramid PHI.
Cure advertised determined to try il and
for two years have never ceased to con-
gratulate myself that did so. for i have
two packa ges of the Pyramid did it,
The Pyramid Pile Cure contains no CO.
caine. opium. nor any injurious drug
whatever, and Is absolutely safe. painless
Druggists sell full-sized treatment OF
this remedy for 80 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-18

Harris Z. True. Manchester.
+. II. Hammond. Manchester.
F. +. AIbce. Manchester.
A. w. Hawkes., Manchester.
Edgar NJ. Lenfest. Manchester.
James f. Collins, Manchester.
\. NJ. Bowman, Manchester.
II. F. Bowditch, Augusta.
&. W. Jones. Augusta.
Donald Q. Burleigh, Augusta.
A friend. Augusta.
G. {. Libby, East Pittston.
Augustus Hopkins, Gardiner.
Heath Post, No. G. G. \. r., Ga
liner.
W r. Berry. Gardiner.
r. w. sIorrcll, Gardiner.
q. D. Libby. Gardiner.
j. NJ LARA bee, Gardiner.
a. {. Page, Gardiner.
Geo. E. Hathaway. Gardiner.
s. 8. Davis. Gardiner.
Oscar McCausland. Gardiner.
Chas. L. Wadsworth, Gardiner.
Lewis p. Tuel, Gardiner.
Arthur Fl. Lander, Gardiner.
W. s. AmeS, Gardiner.
c. A. Became. Gardiner.
Andrew j. Hooker. Gardiner.
Mrs. w. NJ. Springer. Gardiner.
John r. Carson, Augusta.
Chas r. Penney, Augusta.
Dr.. +. G.. kinsman. Augusta.
James A. Blanchard, Augusta.
Master Edwin Eurleigh, Augusta.
= .cfo
Judge II. X. Baker, Hallowell.
William Williamson. Augusta.
= ]. Brown, Augusta.
George Daniel Haskell, Augusta.
T.. f. Davis, Augusta.
s. j. Chadbourne, Augusta.
Roland A. Scribner. Augusta.
!. Z. Alexander, Augusta.
4. d. Russell, Augusta.
F. Keefe. Augusta.
Anna l.. Ladd. Augusta.
r. G. Harrington, Augusta.
L. y. Carleton, Augusta.
G. F. Giddings, Augusta.
j. VI. Libby. Augusta.
A. =. Perkins. Augusta.
Cash. Augusta.
N. w. Wiswell, Augusta.
d. w. Emery, Augusta.
Sidney w. Perkins. Augusta.
Rcna l.. Winslow. Augusta.
w. II. Toilette, Augusta.
S. W. Carr, Augusta.
5. w. Matthews, Augusta.
n. s. Purinton. Augusta
Eva l.. Shorey. Augusta.
Z. &. Friend, Augusta.
Edw. Wiggin. Augusta.
Chas. W. Curtis. Augusta.
o. ]. Stone. Augusta.
ID. w. Pettingill. Augusta.
\. G.. Young. Augusta.
S. c.. Manley. Augusta.
w. G. Boothpy. Augusta.
NJ. V. B. Chase. Augusta.
Leslie G. Cornish, Augusta.
Treby Johnson. Augusta.
John w. Chase. Augusta.
Granite Natl Bank. Augusta.
James +. Blanchard, Augusta.
A friend, augusta.
F. O. Parker. Milbridge.
John p. Whitney. Augusta.
Mrs. John p. Whitney. Augusta.
w. S. Choate. Augusta.
c. J. House. Augusta.
James Plummer. Augusta.
w. s. Cotton. Augusta.
w. l.. Thompson. Augusta.
Lucy 7. Harris. Augusta.
W. G. Ellis, Augusta.
c. w. Fletcher. Augusta.
f. w. Emery. Augusta.
William George, Augusta.
Mabel r. Lynn. Augusta.
Charles r. Hall, Augusta.
Myrtle Hodgdon, Augusta.
c. S. Hichborn, Augusta.
Harold S. Hichborn. Augusta.
Alden r. Hichborn, Augusta.
r. w. Soule, Augusta.
f. Addie Haynes. Augusta.
G. r. Smith. Augusta
Geo. W. vickery. Augusta.
Marcellus Shaw, Augusta.
Geo. F. Andrews. Augusta.
F. E. Sprague, Augusta.
w. L. Hobbs. Augusta.
j. E. Lippincott, Augusta.
Geo. Fuller. Augusta.
Herbert F. Gray. Augusta.
Chas. w. Pike, Augusta.
Kingsbury B. Piper. Augusta.
A. B. Ripley. Augusta.
NJ. *. Stafford, Augusta.
A. c. Priest. Augusta.
G. NJ. Lord. Augusta.
NJ. c. Lapham. Augusta.
Emma F. Howe. Augusta.
Julia f. Robinson, Augusta.
Herbert J. Merrill, Augusta.
John A. Bowling. Augusts.
Chas. E. Degrandy, Augusta.
H. L. Warren. Augusta.
c. B. Smith. Augusta.
G. E. Viles. Augusta
Ida Dunton. Augusta.
L. NJ. Hobbs, Augusta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-09
BRONX BUILDING PTANs.

The following plans were fled yesterday in the
Building Bureau. Borough Of The Bronx:
River-st.. southeast corner OF Mechanic-st, Wake
field one and a half story stable and wagon shed.
50xa0: Lorard Refrigeratng Company No 1.l6s
Broadway, owner William T. Mapes White Plains
ave. architect: s2,00o.
Two-hundred- and third-st, north side, 81 feet
east Of Anthony-ave., two story frame dwelling
house 20x55. Michael O'Reilly. No. 100 East one
hundred and -tw third-st.. owner, w. D Dick
erson One hundr and forty -nnth-st and Third
ave. architect; $3.50.
Jeferson-st east side 80 feet north Of Morris
Park-ave.. two story frame dwelling house. 29X3S,
Edward J. Cahill. Morris Park-ave. and Lincoln
st, owner; W. 7. Dickerson one hundr -and-foT-
Iy-ninth-st. and Third-ave.. architect $3.50.
Grand-ave.. east side, so feet north OF clifford
Place. and half story frame stable, 22Xi6 Viz
gtnia T Molenhauer No. 1901 Anthony-ave.
owner; Armenian Younkheere. Nathalie-ave..
architects. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-09
TRADE N CHICAGO.

Chicago April Cspeciall--wheat early showed
loss OF l<4|c. but to-night's close ATBsc
better than Monday The big buyer to-day
Phillips who has farms all Kansas and is
xlpposed to know more about Southwestern condi
tons than anybody else in the trade. Early there
was great deal OF September selling by Bartlett
Frazier but they were taking the wheat back as
fast as they could just before the close. Armour
continues active in scalping way buying 1t when
weak and selling it when strong May opened at
nlsc sold between lie and 7lzc, and closed at 71Sc
sellers July closed 72l-c. and September at 1s.c
sellers September is showing relative weakness.
= crop report by Snow estimates the winter wheat
condition 81 per and is interpreted TO mean
100000 bushels That Of the early bear
influences Cables did not respond 70 the rally here
yesterday Weather conditions were favorable
Showers were promised for Kansas. Seaboard clear
ances were go 900 bushels. but these big figures
started the rally. The 81. Louis May price suddenly
jumped 25+c; that helped. Then there was the
heavy July buying by Phillips through Milmine-a
million more That closed the market al about
the top. Receipts at all Western points were about
pne-rhrd the clearances-5l9o 900 bushels Duluth re-
ported q considerable demand, with some business
from there. New-York put the export business at
nineteen leads. The United Kingdom quarterly
stocks showed a decrease since January OF 100000
bushels.
Corn was much like wheat Izc 10 sc lower early
but finally closing 54c TO Tsc higher than Monday
Everybody seemed in selling mood at the outset
Patten and other shorts started to cover The re
cove-y was rapid May opened at Size. sold be
tween 5711c and 5sszc. ard closed AT 5sz&c: July
closed AZ sec and the September at 5sizc. The last
prices about the Top ones. There was bet
ter cash Business sales about $4,000 bushels The
estimate for tomorrow was only 90 cars. The in
spectien to-day only 9e cars. Gables were easier:
cearances only 1900 bushels. The contract stock
ssl5eoo bushels increased Is, 900 bushels Primary
receipts were 2s500o bushels. The United Kingdom
stocks. 5057. 600 bushels showed increase since
January OF tI67 coo bushels. although America has
contributed nothing.
Oats were &c sc lower early, but closed &c
higher 70 &c lower than Monday. May left of at
sssc the July S57sc and the September at 2s7ec.
Favorable weather influence Early shorts
were the best buyers, notably Geddes- The esti-
mate for tomorrow only 65 cars to-day's in
spection only l27 ears. Cash strong, the No. 3
white Sc May. The contract stock, $4,000 bush
els. increased 123,eoo bushels.
Flax futures weakening. May OF ic 20 s. g.
Southwestern seed off 20 81 S. Northwestern
seed was unchanged at 81 IS. Receipts the three
points only Is cars. against 80 last year.
Provisions erratic grain. very weak
early. hut finally closing 25ze to s1zc better than
Menoay- There were only 1000 hogs. only 5000
West against 70 90 year. Spectators are very
oearish. The packers are divided. A queer feature
Is that hogs cost more than product.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-09

- sn,roxfrata the lien charge 70 satisfy
which the described property Is % % sold -
csz urh interest from the iSth day OF FEB
and allowance amount
irg 10 ssfS with the expenses OF the sale The
Of the assessments othe-
iisn. which allowed the purchaser out u The
referee, s44l57 and IN
IRE prnra-ty be sold subject PRIOR mort
s~a cr 600 thereon om the Sisr day
OF October 1871. AZ -. -
Dated New York March attn. 1902
-~ - GEORGE \ HAISEY Referees.
sale az the above described premises hereby adjourned
from March % April Sd. 1902 hour ard
place
n q EUDLICH. Plaintiffs Attorney
described hereby adjourned
from A,-f April 10Th 1902 and
place GEORGE A HALSEI- Refesse-
II c. KUpLICH. Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-09

- Loretta Dunno and Ursula n Carey PlalntifIs:
,-st-rt FcfVTard l. Carey and others Defendants n
~ an Inter0cutory Judgment Of PARTITION ard
80 I-ste and entered the above entitled action on
- fTf6 iav OF March 1907. L The Undersigned the
Ssd Judgment named will sell public auc-
Ton 10 the highest bidder Wetnesday the loth day or
so-iI Ig;g at o'clock noon by and under tns
Erection of William VI Ryan Auetoneer at tAe New
NIX Real Estate SaesrOCm No. III BroaiWay n tls
Borough OF Manhattan City. County and state ot NeT
IN said judgment MENTIONED
ard therein described 1oows TO wiz All thar certain
o. s-o1ud described deed from Prlclla Eusssr-
ford and other persons William kenwortny bearing
AZ rha aIth day OF April in The year Isl and re-
r5sd in the once the Register Of the City and
C,urrv Of New York Lber l62 of Corvey1nees- Fass
f an the s6th OF December 1>2. as follows 20 VIZ
certain piece parcel OF ground situate
being Fourth Ward, OF the CITY or -sW
yo-R on the nortberIy side ~ cherry street bou1c
BY aforesaid, westerly
Of William Collins. aortlery ey
.I Former part lot and lately sold 20 19
and the estate lare OF Sarnuei
0-gcod ard now belonging 20 the ThnTnpsons
rontairiuE in breadth and rear eighteen es
Inches thersabouts. and n length on ooll
sf5a= one hundred feet subject alley or gansWy
IN r1s westerly according the ancient t.tie ce
TEs being known BY the street NUN
her tJ2l Cherry street
Dated BroOxlyl. March 81 l9c@ - -
HENRY : RASQTIN Referee
RIDER & SMITH Plaintiffs Attorneys p Pine street,
Manhattan New York city. -.
The following diagra Of the premises 10 &c Sold