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Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-07-12
Notice.

According to section SO of the Revenue law,
PASSED extra session of the thirteenth gener
al assembly of the state of Colorado, 1 herewith
give notice that shall sit every week day from the
18th day of July until the first day of August, in
elusive to hear any and all objections to the
ment roll. GEORGE MYERS,
Georgetown, July 10, 1907. County Assessor
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-07-12
Forresters Meet.

The following officers of the Foresters were in
stalled Tuesday evening;
John Nelson. Chief Ranger.
Frank Weatherbee, SubChief
George jayne Senior Woodward.
Iohn Thoms, Senior Beadle.
Joln Cruise, Junior Beadle.
Morris Beckman, Treasurer.
Iohn Trembeth, Secretary.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-07-12
Stories Coming.

DR.. A. E. Barker will leave in a few days Grand
Lake where he will spend about two weeks secur-
ing much needed rest. During his absence his
Office will be looked after by DR.. Wheeler of Den
YER who is said to be dentist of ordinary abil-
ity. 1t is needless to say that DR.. Barker will re-
turn to this city loaded down with fish stories
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-07-12
Visiting From Wisconsin.

Mrs. Anna Perkins and daughter Hazel, of
Dodgeville, Wis, arrived in the city Wednesday
and will visit for month more with Mrs L. L.
Roberts Mrs. Perkins is sister of Mrs. Roberts,
and is greatly pleased with the city and surround
inqs
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-07-12

The Allan ic mill at Empire is doing good
work Heretofore the milling facilities have not
been up the standard.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-07-12
Total ..............$5,7e5 90

The recent census of persons of school age in
the county gives I,oI2 males, o7o females-a total
of 1,ooI Those affectsd by the compulsion law
from to IA years-number S7o.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-07-12
Funds Distributed.

County Superintendent of Schools Bowman has
apportioned the following amounts to the various
schoo1 districts of the county
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Tn mOnum0ntO
q Goethe,

L escu7t aleman G1st2v ,
e. terleiu h2 teTmm7do ct prcy9cto
d me numnrt0 qu9 e K ;ar qu ere
r,g&lar Ia Gin I'D de r me, o5rA
en- IL lie Sc pcesent' a poets ca los
b1enos temp Is d. s11e .idencis en- Ia
C1ud Eterna.
Pleg ado EO5re el br5zo Il lui srdo
g! c&pOte que cae sobre el trl n 0 de
un ollvo, 1t to 81 cual sofa p&sar el
pOeta algunos ratios dedic&dos a Ia
m I'd tsciOn, Foitiene en- la msn1 de-
r1cha un iibro, e1 ell que escribe su ,
We SOS. LlevA el traje della 6poca
del I'm oerio, con ca z6n corto, casa
ca aba Is ds largo, faldt n9s, c1n
ENGAGES en- l&s m&ngAe lBrg Chtle
co y cs misa con cue alberto, C mo
para denotRr la du zuca del clim3 me
r,diCn de r >ms. DascanSara o.
bre an cap'te' corintf), }, y 6 to sobre
TN 20 'a'c, amin ado p1r tres grapes,
que rep esentAr8n Ia po2siA ii 10 y
IA drsmAtca, la primers por n }53io
de MiRn 70, con ri Il dor de srpa al
lado y q segarda con un mO.jvo de
ID lphigenie2, Ore tes huyando ha-
cia su h3rmana, mcrtjfc d. po las
FuriAs. 81 grup1 tercero. q Is par
t9 posteriOr del mO1um 3rt1, repre-
se1ta una ides fi,os6fi3s de Goe5he,
q F4usto pepsativo, sentado an lss
grsdss, oyendo las eX 2itsc ion9s dc
MefLt0f9les.
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Un hOmbre hOnradO.

SefIor Editor. -Sfrvase informar
& sus lectores que 81 me escriben con
fdencialmente les mandar6 por co,
rreo en- c&rta sellada el plan que Sc
guf y por el cual obtuve ell restable-
cimiento perm&nente y compacto de
mi salud y vigor vsronil despu6s de
amos de sutrimientos de debilidad
nerviosa, p6rdidss no3turnRs y par.
tss d6biles y atrofiadas.
No es mi idea conseguir dinero
de nadie; fuf robado y estafado por
chsrlstanes, hasta perder In f6 del
genero humane, pero gracias Dios
estoy shora bien vigoroso y fuerte,
y con dese0 de hacer conocer { todos
este remedio ciertO de curarse.
No tenia2do NADIA que vender nj
que euviar G.. A D., no deseo dine.
70.
Dlrecci6n E, Brsnt, Box Delray
Mich. EE. UU.
S 1870. is
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NUEVA YORK.
81 merCadO de g6nefOS. 7
TelaS para Ell muDdO ent0rO.
El algod6n declina.

{ De maestro co,wesponsoI ST. 4. Lopez
NusSO)
New YORK JUNO .-El mercado
de generos queda muy firme DarAu-
to el pasado mes de Mayo Ii enorme
ra el consu O interior como para In
exportaci61. y Ia escssez de Ia mate
ria prim8, que por 10 mismo alcanZ6
preclOs ma que remune1 ativos, casi
exhorbit@ntes, co.oc6 los suminis.
tradores de aquellos artfculos en- po-
sicl6n muY independence.
Con- Ia entr&da de este mes Ell al.
god6n en- rama ha decliuade un POGO
en- precio;pero 10 bsja en- vez de traer
Consigo IN descanso correspondent
to en- los precios de los artfculos
manufacturados, estos Sc mantienen
muy firmes. y ada &lgunos han sn.
frid0 Alza notable, como por Of emplo
gl liencillO de color maroa columbia
8 orzss que de III qua regfa 81 mes
p@ssdo SO cotizs hoy a II C. con 2 %
descuento.
Las frauelas Nashua hgn subido
I de centavO; pero esta alza no CO.
m snzA1& a regir hAsta el 10 de Agos-
W. S4 Az ASTH l. W M O0 bAS4TsA
los corredores, de modo que los i'm.
portadores previsores deber&n spre-
surarse colocar sus pedidos con
Uiempo.
Los liencillos de todas clasAs es.
tan dando lugar q especulacic nss.
l. verdad es que las existencias &C.
tuales eatau agctadas, las fabricss
repietAs de ped dos, y seg6u me ha
dicho un corredOr del ramo que ma,
neis grAndes cantidadeg para Ia ex-
portRc:01, es pu 7to msnos que impo
sib!e obtener prOmes@ de pronts en-
trega en- slgunss msrcas.
En- materia de zsr&zAs, Va So s..
be q, 6 ia es ls peor estaci6n del aT1o
para colocar pedidos de las de f4nta-
sfA, tales como Simpson, I PorcaZes,
novedades de sedG(si!k noveltie%), F4
voritss, Fortpnaa, set Los es5iLCs
de primavers eat&1 pr& ,ticsm9nta
agotsdos, y los de O5ono no entra-
ran en- el mercsdo hAsta fines do Ju-
MO principles de Julio. E c&mbio
es dc cOlcre3 claros 8 colores obscH
rNS
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Brigad2 de S2lVamentOS

E! pr fe2to de Paris, Mr.. L6oi
ne f4nd" grand9s e peraar 3 eu
los serviciOe que estG llsm sIR q ca
tar a Ia human:dsd Ia que bi3a pu-
6iera llSmarse S5rigal&0 de % 3rICs,
que recibe In educaci6n necesaria en-
diver O5 puest1s de 70 icis, q cuya
Jurisdiction CORE ponde el Seua, pa
r@ ejercer f1nCio1e sa vAdor As GER
cA de los suieid&a, victimss de acci
d9Lt S. cts.
A psser de las indudsb'ej spit
tu les de }O3 t6rr07l0Uu8 de- tinadO3 &
t9u fl antr6pica mission, parece q sus
eerviciQs, en- medic Go mus has ven
tsjss, no dejsn de of e3er alguuos
lcc nveoient9s, peores s vecer que
c peligro que SO tr4t> de " t r..
No h@co mucho y b. j. Ia prasi
d nCi< d i prefe2to mi mo, SO efeCtr 8
en 81 muel:e da Ia Tourneils n ensa
30 de saivamento, en- ell que maron
p trto los dos per;os mel res de Is
brig&dA, denominad s Turco q Cesar.
S. &rrcj6 al sgu. IN m niqul
Cesar i'e lenz6' al rio y 10 tr4jo IL
or l!s, PERI IEtrco, q 1a eespecs b. en-
6:tA le dj:put6 n fari> ell cuerpo
de p Ell O &hOg ado, q7e C8SGr no
q ahAn1cnsr.
E maniQui Ql7db besho tyizio,
? mO1sieur Lap ne 7eci !;6 ap'az r,
h2 tt qle Os ce 'rOs sd9'an'ea en-
sUs <es'udi p hscer entrsr 6stos
e fu clones.
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Sobrinos de Armas.
SAN JUAN,
DE PTO-RIOO
G OFF a NJ j.
DE LOS

La Companz. dc los Ferrocarriles a.
Puerto Rico pOne uc 1onOaiZniento dol pdbi
co muy particularmez4te de los haoend7 'ns
y due6Os de f&brica, qua, hapiendo n2ontac
en- sus talleres de santurce maquinaria peg
feccionada, SO encuenCra en Scndiciones de
hacer toda clase de reparaoioneS dc pleas de
maquina asf como de nueva construction Con
psontitud esmero.
Tambi6n dispone de una fundioi6n mo-
delo provista de aparatos modernoS y perfeC-
cionados que le permlten fundir dentrO de
las 48 horas aquellas pleas que Sc necesiten
con urgenoia.
Pueden remitirse grstuitamente por fe
rrocarril todas las pleas de maquina que
h&yan de ser reparadas, 10 que representa-
una gran economic.
Precios muy reducidOs.
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Chile y Argentina.

Nueva York Junio. Con refs'
rencis & IL roticia put licsda recien
t9mente en- Ella Correspopdencia 60
bre possible rompimiento entire Chile
y la Argentine, puedo hoy &nuuciAr
& los lectores de este di&rio que en-
tire estas pr6sperss repdblicas SO fir'
mo un tr&tado con fechR 90 del pa
sadO Mayo, del cual resultant una
buen@ intaligeccia entire ambAs.
Por virtud de este tratado Chile
y Argentina SO Oblig&n & no aumen.
tar su 5 respectivAs &rmadss durante
los pr6ximOs cincO amos; Y, 10 qae
es mas importante, & somater al jai
clio de &rbitros Ia question de il mites
territorisles que han venido dispu'
tando largo tempo.
La Argentina Sc comproT etc
tambien & m&ntener ell status quo en-
l& question territorial que disputSn
Chile y ell PERT.
So supone que las fuerzas de
TERRA de los dos paises Coile y Ar.
gsntina quedarAn en- su condici6o &C.
tual por el mismo plazo de cinco
aH1Os; per0 6stO los despachOs cable
grafcOs, 81 bi9n 10 dan q entender,
no 10 dicen de uHa manera terminan
to.
ri 6xito del trAbad0 es innega'
BILE, toda 7ez que en- 81 Sc conoce Ia
suprem&ci& del &1bi5rag9 sobre In
guerra; ccE 10 cual ha empezadO &
recogerse el fruto de Ia samills sem
brada por el Congreso Pan Ameri.
cRno celebrado recientemente en- Me-
jico, apes&r de qua Chile re&h 1z6 en-
IN principle ID mfsmo que hoy re-
clana en- aras del progreso y la IL
bertad.
E gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos, s juzgar por 10 Drensa, apl&ude
Ia actitud de las ropd5licas del Sud,
y aprueba el plan de conda~ts que
SO han trazado.
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PORTO.RICOR CORAILROAD COMPANY

The Porto Rico Railroad Company beg
to inform the proprietors of factories and su-
gar estates that they are placing themselves
at their disposal to perform in their works hops
all the work of repairing and construction,
Their improved machinery allows them to do
this work with the greatest rapidity and pre-
cis6n. model foundry with the most mo-
dern and improved machinery allows them
tosmelt within 48 hours those parts that are
urgently needed. The railroad itself Cantake
all the parts to the workshops, which saves
the cost Of carriage.
Free transportation by the railroad lines
will be granted to our customers.
Greatly reduced prices.
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AOMBRES |: DEBIL|Es ]: !
tsp - I,
REC0BRAD VUESTRO vIGOR
| IA DsnORA ES PELIeROSA.)

PArece que 81 Creador ha ordenado que despu6s
6e IL san9re el fiu&dO vital seminal sea Ia sub.
sfancia mas preciosa en- 81 cuerpO del hOmbre, y
alguna perdfda contranetural de 81 prodncira
siernDre resultad0s desastrosos.
Mnchos hombres han muerto de intermediates
corrientes, tales como las del cora76n, del higado
de los Tifiones, enfeRmedades pulmonares, etc,
por haber permitidO a su vitahdad gSstarse, Ok
poniendose asi ser faciles victmas dc estas
Intermediates, cuandO a1gunaS cajas de nueStTas
msdicinas, tOmadaS & tempo. habrfan impedldo
estas debtlitantes perdidas, as1 preserVando Su
vitalidad para resistlr los ataQues dc esaS peL'
grosas enferm medades.
Muchos hombres han negado 1enta, perO segura-
mente, & un estado de demencia incurable causa
de estes p6rdidaSs sin saber la Verdadera causa
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SON EST0S Sis SlNTOMAS 2

xredilecci6n 81 onanismo, emisiones de dis dc
1oche, derrames al estar en presenola dc una
lascivas; granOss COntracc1Ones de los mdscuIOs
(Que son precursores de la Eptlepsia); pensa
mientos Y sueflos vOluptuOsOsj sof0caciones,
tendencias dormitar 6 dormir, sensaci6n de en-
brutec1mientO, p6rdidA de la voluntad, falta de
energfa, impOsibilid&d de concentrar las ideas,
dolores en- las pieTnas en- los musculOs, sensacon
de tristeza de sa1ientOs inqutetud falta &c
memoria, 1ndecisi6n, melancol1a cansancio des
pues decuaIquier esfuerzo penueno manchas TO-
tantes ante ia vista, deBiud&- despues del actO o
de una psrdida involun taria; deErame al hacer
algGn peligro inmfnente De muerte 8 lnfortuno,
tardio, perd1da disminuci6n de los descos, de-
caimientO de la senRibthd&d, 0rg&nos CaidOs
debiles, dyspepsia, etc, etc Algunos de esos
hombre que debe recuperar gus enervadas fueTzas
vitales, o vendEa ser presa de alguna fatal
Nosotros solicitamos de todos los que sufren
QUE OBsER VEN RLEN ESTE AVISO,
especialistas que han tentGG Tetnte amos de
per3encia, trafando intermediates de los nerv los
una euraCi6n radical y permanente,
E1v1enos una relaci6n cOmpleta de su casO
dandonos eOdo su nombre direction edad, ocu
tomas nOmbrados Se le han mapifestadO I'd, Y
81 I'd, ha usadO algun tratamiento para gOn0rIea,
Nuestra junta de m6dicOs diagnosticaTa ense.
guida Embellishments su case (grats), inform.
freInta dias, en- 81 que se efectuara una curec;jn
radical 90 le restaDlecera I'd. compe;a 3Rlutl y
volN era I'd. scr un hombre vigoroao. 81 vi l0s
postal como garantis de buena is, Ie e;sv.ara ",,
enseguida las msdicinas requertdas p"r c VIZ"
certidcado, tan pront0 como nuestTa jUrt" ie
medCos haya decldido 81 complete trat4ln u
que I'd. GeOe someterse. :
00MPANIA EsPECIALTsTA del \ RIB
167 Vincent Bldgy Broadway & Duane st.,
80 New York, E. J. do A.
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las eiecuciones de In pen& de muer-
to, al pie del csd&lso.
EnyiQ1te Hei1ae.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-15
Mus Der SuRructionss

4us Der 5 n ructionss
Sauptmann: Isle, &ange,
mas piirben sic tbun, ipsnn Sic in
Der Sdld6t ms 8ein ~setroffen mfrs
benz Ranss: SD piirbe umfaasn,
6err 6auptmann!"
-Yerblimt. 9err Gum 0ics
ner): rDte alt lit eisentli9 bic Sodtsr
bes SauIes?" = 9iener: rOas tam
i'd ni6t seuuu fugen - i'd peib nur.
6ab lie ii9 nidt mebr photographer
Iaiien tann. ionbern nur nod mdlsn!"
Gmpfinbtt9. angsbenbsr
S9pisseriobn: r0erebrte 5rau. i'd
perb's mir bod nod iiberlegen, Oh i9
INN Sbre Softer pirtIi9 anAalte! 9es
fern 4benb tpolte i6 ibr beim Wesses
ben einen Sub eeben, ba bat iie mir
lleih cine Observation-Disclosures
,Nber, lieber Serr, ods biirfen Sic
bod nidt elei9 libel nebmsn! Ods
inn9s Ding 1T 6ult nod elm bia4eu
tGi6terR!"
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foreclosure Sales.

.ls3p a. 5lnyth. AucttoneeE, the directed
ela judgment 70 De SOLD and described follows
nose t"2 certain lots % land with the
E-c1VoH erected situate IN the Second Ward OF the
Borolgh OF Manhattan and City OF New York. and
present kio"n and distinguished numbers
az SD South Street in said City which SAID
~ ots taken together bounded
1o-L1el N 'front.' by South
tl now or late q LeIert LeTer-s. purchased by
u, SaIiuel jackson, deceased 81 bT
olef sno nos" o. late Of said LerTert Ien-rts
- tiSIeTly side by land by-De
-trSt q son containing together IL width, and
tlFty ieet more or less according the present
POSSESSION ana IN depth from South
ne sad LAND BOW late Of Ieffer Leferrs seventy
meAtIIy W als OF said house being party walls subject
- SIlh rights II ary exist which the
a1s nave = the use Of the walls OF the said
mouse as party walls or 70 extend party Being
t-te same premises which conveyed.
Aforesaid % susan p Sturgis By Noses Il Crtnneu and
ces by deco dated December 23ri 1855 and recorded
=; me once OF the Register Of the City County OF
sew iorK. n -lpe. Ht3 Of Ccnveyances page las
January y 1867 Subject 10 lease OF said premises
month TO month 70 Borne Scrymser Company. The
Lo4ioWlrg Is diagram of the property 0 b.
eescrlneo above! the street numbers being 81
South Street. all distances are mere or less
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ScrerlpsEIe 5alss.
T7T7-7PPFWF COURT. COUNTY OF

@TPPFWF COURT COUNTY OF NEW
- zorEv THE Farrners' Loan and Trust Company.
-.-,-.,I svsFDs. Margaret MOlOney and Others De
f-A-- Ecri1r No , In pursuance Of judgment OF
sra 81 duly MADE and entered ia NE above
s-~s acton sra bearing cate me istl osy q June
- - ,.-s--sign.d. Referee in said judgment
znea sell Eh ic aaeii ion AZ n = IN r tla-
-tare Galssrgon1 =. -, o. aav ~ INV 100 a,
u-r hy Bryan l. Kennedy
ne MON So directed bv me said Judgment 10
80 and ther=Ir described a. taoNs Al Jhat tta4h
80 ~ marcel n land. together win tn building
- erected --uate lying and being IN the Eighth
-7ss u M Boraagh u Manhattan ~ ne ity q New
ef-g rqrt ~ rhe formerly -a!--- I"Ea-5's
Thereof 1lel II ne Office Of
5e-- = ne city = New York by Casimir
.-i-7g- ana lrerher I3svar4-s ground tte SIDE
[-.4r-re fE hundred and
frre+ Isa) arc hUttec and bnunae. as follows:
s5..i--.-g AZ point The westerly side II Mercer
5Isrsr- w. hundred n1rtneTly from the north
t-erfv corner OF MeTveE and Spring Streets; running
- ra-e-lr hundred feet along lot
- -u-r--fre feet along TOT nuEnte- hundred arG
s-j said thence easterly hundred
I'D rer and part = he distance through party wall
- i Mercer Street and thence s0l5rhe-l,
fes- ne the westerly side Mercer stree
80 -r-- q place OF beginning the raid several
- a--ve mentioned VIII fully appear said
--e-~is4s being now known by the street one
premises conveyed u me said AfoIoney
- si-ee 2 Lecour by deed bearing even date a-F in
-5ed u recorded simultaneously with said mort
said lg1ge neiTE money
80 Cen q secure part cousidera CT
rrerev h said defd expressed r. be paid therefor
T,sfa5 NeW YORK June &c. 1902.
sYl-N ESTER L Z WARD Referee
-1-P,-rP R0LSToN 4 KORAN Attorneys Tor Pisnf,4r
- william street. New York. y Y
It's street. number Is II Mercer Street:
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STPRElIE COURT. COUNTY OF


- yORE-Tho Farmers Loan and Trust Company,
Pqs17tif against Margaret Noioney and Others, De-
fendauts- No / IN pursuance Of a Judgment q
entitled action date re 18Th day Of June
1902 undersigned. the Referee in sad Judgment
NAMED VIII sell public auction AZ the New York Iea!
q New York. the 9Th day Il July. 1902. at
r-afve 1--, ,oo- ~ thaf day by BRYAN / Kennedy
AuC-iou@sT PREMISES directed by the said judgment
described follows AL that certain
piece parcel Il land together with the building
Borough Of Manhattan. IN the city of New
York being part Z farm formerly called Bayard's
West Farm which said lot is known and distinguished on
certain chart thereof NEG IN ne once OF ne
City and County q New York by Casir
Tn Goe-ck- city surveyor and entitled a plan u
N4rrras stephen Bayar1s ground on the west
q srea. George street BY LOT number hundred and
rhir-ytour ODD bUfted and bounded as teoWs:
Beginning point the westerly SIDE OF Mercer
uorthwesferly corner Of Mercer ana spring
thence westerly hundred feet along
HHp, and part OF the distance through paTlE wa.
noTrherly twenty-five feet along lot number one
hundred and ffythTee said map thence eastery one
de1 feet hundred ana thirty
CiSsb said map and Of the distance through
parry wal n The westerly side u Mercer street ana
thence soltherv twenty-five westerly side
several dimensions less. refer@nc@ be
ie rad - -he nan above mentioned VIII more fully ap
pfa- premises being by the Street Mum
hundred and nineteen l91 Mercer Street subject
party wall agreements recorded in Loer l5Vs ~
premises conveyed said Margaret Moloney by
Lecour hy deed bearing date and intended
= recorded simultaneously with the said MORTGAGE
r-ren - secure part consideration purchase
faor-y in said deed expressed De paid therefor.
Dated. ks1 York June Is 1902
Tf-r~-rP R0TsTCN a. KORAN. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
. William Street, New York, y 7
following a diagram 4 the property 20 be sold
Ia street. number IS 1Ie Mercer Street:
Street
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The approxirnate amount the Hen charge
isy which abcvedescrbed property is 10 be sold
nlnerv-0ne thousand hundred tWenty-eight and
GIOo dollars thereon from
the twentv-secnnd day May 1902 together with
and allowance amounting . hundred and twenty
$4,000 interest from May
2tn 1902 together with expenses Of the sale The
arp-1ximate OF assessments OF other
liens which are above the purchaser Of
the purchase money. paid by the Referee, IS
g. s07 l7-I0O interest
DATED New York. June 18Th. 1902.
JAMES FULLY Referee
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
Trust Company, Plaintiff. against Thomas Il Bell and
OtheTs Defendants
In pursuance a Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale
duly made and entered in the above-enttled action
signed said Judgment named. viii sell az
Public al York Real Estate Salesroorn
III I3ruacvav Of Manhattan. CITY or
York. 10th Cay OF July 1902 al i clock
premises by Judgment 70 be sold. and
described follows
part OF the land known distinguished by the No
l4F Subdivision No. ] map entitled MAP or
Village q situate about Ia miles from
Harlem MorTisania n the Town
OF NeW YORK made by Andrew FIndley, surveyor
August is4s filed the Office of the Clerk
Register of the County Of Westchester which
SAID part u lot bounded and described fol
lot No I4q thence running Northeasterly along the
Easerly Third Avenue formerly called FORD
ham Avenue and fifteen feet thence South
eastery point the Northwesterly
and nfteen feet rom
Southeaserly Of the premises hereby con
Vsed- Souhwarty along the NorthwesteTy siee
said Post Road hundred and nftesn feet
the Southeriy said Westerly along
Snutherly said fortyfour feet and e9lO6
q point OF beginning BE- the said several
dimensions more or less Being the same premises con-
veyed Thomas II. Bell and George H. Gro;h, two or
parties said % the frst part by Nelson
stillRe by dated July II, lsss, and recorded
Registers once Of the City and County OF New York
Dated. New York, June 10th. 1902
JAMES II. FULLY. Referee.
EMMETT & ROBINSON Attorneys for Plaintiff 81 Wall
street BSrough Of Manhattan, New York City.
described the numbers being l sS and
Boston Road
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YoRK.-George STARK, Plaintiff. against George ".
z foreclosure and sale duly made and entsred Es-s
and bearing caie ne lsth
June 1872 J. M undersigned the Referee n Ssa jnos-
named. . public AUCTION a. me
Kos. Salesr1 " - Broadway n me BOZ
,.Er II Manhattan City = N-w-Ynrk, the luh cay
FL = o'clock that cay. ty IN
a Ey-H. Auc-.11ser the premises directed - sAl
5l6s-1eut Pc sold. therein described follows
Al thar certain l- piece. parcel Of land with re
buildings thereon erected situate lying ana being n ne
Tv-e.fth Ward the CRY Of New YORK. bounded and
f-f-- bed follows Beginning al point on the sJut
y stee 4 one Hundred and Ten'yseVenth street a1s
westerly from the corner
ECutneFy side q one
and Street with the westerly
3 running sCutherly parallel
nlnetynine f feet and eleven tllj
fl.Hes 70 the block; thence running
a4ersry along line fifty go feet. thence
northerlv again parallel with LencZ Avenue
80 feet and @eF@1 - inches % me sou
e-.v side Hundred and Twenty-seventh Street
hence running easts-Iy along sourlerly side OF
Hundred Tenty-se Street hy go :eet the
Ia-r place Z beginning
Lated New YORK June ID 1902
LEWIS a ABRAMS, Referee.
JTIs PPESSISGER. Attorneys for Plaintiff, IL Broad
way. Borough q Manhattan. New York city
The follow diagram o. the property 10 be solo
TIA stree number l26 West 12Tth Street:
rect
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NpfInF offeNt
The approx mate the lien charge satisfy
which lie above Described property is sol s
$40 With interest from the 18Th day q June 1902
tef@fher with allowances amounting S3s7
~ .ztrrezt from June 18Th 1876 together with
ssnEes TIE sale The approximate taxes.
which b. allowed
slrFasef the purchase money. paid by
ffff >
DATED. New York June Is. 1902.
SYLVESTER l. II WARD. Referee.
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Gurruurtes Monies.

ArOOREHOUSE, MARY FIN PURSUANCE
OF an order Of Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald. surro-
a. me of notice - given
r. having = MoorehousA
late Paris, deceased, the with
orche here place
acting business. Nassau Street. The city Of
NeU York Borough Of Manhattan before the 25ta
DAY August next go
CHARLOTTE r MOCREHoI-SE Administrators.
WELLS s. SNEDEkER. Attorneys for Administrative
a Nassau street.