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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-08-13
ALake CornfjeId.

J. e. Johnson 10 writing to the
Mississippi (Ark.) County Herald
concluded along letter with these
words:
" cannot close this article with
out referring to my visit to Frank
Inns Lake farm, in the southern
oart Of Pemlscot county, Mo-, ! saw
there 1000 acres Of corn, which was
the blackest green ofany large field
i eyer saw. ] was trbceFn not yet
In silk and ,tassel, aboVe my head
on q horse, having been planted only
about six weeks, and many OF The
stalks were as large as my wrist
This corn is on land that stood IN
water from three inches TO seven
feet deep in the spring OF 1901.
was informed that the soil in this
lake (tbat was) was recently ezamln.
ed for the growing Of celery and
report is that 1t wril make the finest
celery proposition in the United
o,..as Oelerv land around kalama'
zoo. Mich, is worth from $500 to
$500 per acre. Do notget the idea
that all the lands in the St. Francs
basin need drainage as fully so per
cent need none whatever.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-08-13

If you meet a pilgrim brother
who's a stranger in the land, and he
walks up. boldly to you and takes
you by the haud-if be grips your
fingers gently and increasing pres
sure brings, and slight downward
motion every separate finger wrlngs
them a gentle rising movement, q
strange unwonted twist to the
muscles of the digits and the mus
cles of the wrist, if the pressure
slowly weakens and he lets your
fingers slip-he's a candidate my
brother and he's given you the
grip.-Ex.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-08-13
S h 0 e S.

A complete line OF Giesecke
Shoes, consisting Of old
Ladies', Ladies, Misses,
Mems, Youths and Children's
Shoes, Slippers and Oxford
Tansi best Shoes made and
guaranteed to give satisfac.
tion. Prices ranging from 35c
to $500.
1t will pay you to investi-
gate this line Of Shoes.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-08-13
setlgewiclxville.
Henl1h IS reasnnahlv rood.

Health Is reasonably good.
/ am glad 10 report that Miss
Jennie Limbaugh is able TO be out
again, and attended church here
last Sunday. She will start for the
Pacific coast the first of next week
where she viii probably remain
some time for the benefit of the eli
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-08-13
A Necessary Prscaution.

Don't neglect a cold. lt.is worse
than. unpleasant II is dangerous.
By using One Minute Cough Care
you can cure 1t at once. Allays in
.dammatiou, clears the head, soothes
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-08-13

MOOre's Pilules are guaranteed cure
for all forms Of Malaria. Ague, Chills
and Fever, Swamp Fever, Malarial Fe-
yer, Bilious Fever, Jaundiee, Bilious
ness, fetid breath and tired, listless
feeling. They cure Rheumatism and
the lassitute following blood poison pro-
duced from malsrial poisoning. Ne
Quinine. No Arseuic, Acids or kon.
Do not ruin stomach or teeth. Entirely
tasteless. Price SOC per bex. DR.. g {. G.
Moore Co, No. $40 North Main saess
St. Louis, No.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-08-13

and rumor reached o. i, Munger.
prosecuting attorney, whereupon he
began an investigation, and after
spending three days 10 investigating
the rumor, he filed an information
before Squire Carlton, charging
Treasurer Cline with having misap.
propriated $500 ofthe county funds
thereby causing his arrest. He was
bound over in the sum of $2500
until tomorrow (Fnday) when an
inyestigation will be had.
Treasurer Cline says there is
nothing in the charge and that the
matter will come out all right. He
has forwarded bis resignation to
Gov. Dockery, but up to the time of
going TO press be had not heard
whether it had been accepted or
not.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-08-13

many warm friends IN this part Of
the county; all admire him for bis
zeal and bis geutlemanly way of
attending to isdutv.
]. v. Sliukard, our next county
treasurer, Is attending to business
at the county seat this week.
G. Cock.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-08-13

20 lot OF blue serge suits, coats and
! 90 at cost and carriage.
bung Mems and Youths Suits go
Use at prices that suit you from 90c
This. line is complete.
heavy line of Mems and Boys pants
lest stripes and colors, with or with
elts, ranging in price from SOC to
More than thirty patterns from
b TO select.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-08-13

VALEE REYBuRN was nomi'
! judge Of the 81. Louis
Appeals BY the D emoeratlc
|On held in st. Louis August
! the unexpired term Of
Bond who resigned some
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-08-13

I've received a catalogue of
Collegiate Institute. Fred
70, which is neatly printed
Fs by the teachers named,
be of study that this splen-
|utiOn is up tO.dats in every
lr.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-08-13

CROCKETT tells Us Of how he
bear by the tail once. and
\ o few whirls be concluded
Pas in very grave danger,
extremely unsafe to bold
Wfully risky to let go. The
lnS have awakened 70 find
les having . Davy Crockett
The trusts and the tariff.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-08-13
/. II ats.

The remainder of o,1r stock
of Straw Hats go regardless
of Cost. Agood line. of Wool
Hats, latest styles and colors,
all go at reduced prices.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-08-13

On being asked by the Fulton
Sun what Democrats should do to
get together, ex-governor Stone re-
piled vigorously and characteristic
ally, as follows: II know Of but one
way for Democrats to get together.
That is on the party platform and
support the party ticket. There is
no other way. Any other plan
means disorganization." That's the
saving gospel of party discipline.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-08-13


In bis speech on Cuban reeipro
city delivered before the Senate last
winter, Senator Hanua made this
prediction "failure to pass this bill
will most certainly be rebuked at
the polls in November" The Ohio
Senator knew that it would deserve
o rebuke, and the whole world
agrees with him on that proposition
Who was responsible for the failure
to pass the billH Let the voters Of
the country Ok the guilt and give
the reprimand.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-08-13

.suprsme oourt.
OS. JANIS u. FOX.
LEROY B. VALIANT.
,GAy0N D. BURGESS.
iw-
OS. EDWARD RoBB.
lsnhtive--
MARION WELKER.
ing Judge County Court
aESM. ZIMMERMAN.
y Judge First District
81. SPENCER.
y Judge-Sscond District--
Up, LIMBAUGH.
il Clerk and Recorder
sAMJ MoMINN.
iy Clerk
JACOB A. TAYLOR.
ctOr Of the Revenue
BURETTE ENIDER.
IT,
A P. ELDRACHER.
10 Judge
AVID O. CLIPPARD.
ty Treasurer
J. v. sLINKARD.
cutting Attorney
iARLES g. REvELLE.
ner--
DIR. o. NJ, WITMER.
% Of the Peace Lorance Town
p-Two 70 be elected
B. L. BOWMAN.
ELI LUTES.
sable--Lorance Township
A. P. GRADER.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-08-13
GIot { h i'm 3.

Is all wool suits, very stylish pat
!, tailored in the latest styles; mate
color, workmanship and fit viii
Be you.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-08-13

lPublicaus in Cape county
tening to put up another
4 will probably do 80, as
pears to be . great deal Of
|clion over the methods
|Ailed 10 their eonyentiOn.
|el'ng Of the central com.
|ugust Z, Mayor PortsrseId
irardeaa was substituted
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-08-13

and strengthens the mucous mem
brane. Cures coughs; Group, throat
and lung troubles. Absolutely safe.
Acts Immediately. Children likeit.
DR.. s. NJ. McAnaily.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-08-13

COoKsEY has resurected the
lstOn Budget. Every time
|he commences again. Sue.
|he Budget.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-08-13

for Col. g. G. Thilenius who refused
TO accept the nomination for repre-
sentative.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-08-13
Ii 0 5 ierX.

A full line of plain and fancy
hosiery for ladies, Men and
Children, go in this Sale at
cost.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-08-13

nd will continue until the entire stock of SUMNER GOODS
-it will pay you to catch the FLYERS at prices that
M -@azBelOW is partial list of the many bar
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1902-08-13

Wayne Comfy Journal.
A rumor had bern ia existence
few weeks that ]. H. Cline, county
treasurer, was short ip-hrs accounts
with the county, and daring the
lirst ofIast week such fDfarlAation
New-York tribune., 1902-03-14
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

3d-ave. " cor 70 the Port Morris Branch r r.
SIS 2Ix40 26xs6 Gex73 20 sty br ms. with stores.
closure sale; Arthur sandys Edgar Kerchum al.
Boomfed Ltteli atty, Harold knoeppeL rel due on
tudgt, % S476 ~: etc. Sc 246
BY Coldstlcller: SI2 Lexington-ave cor 62d-st
.. h. foreclosure Edwin
n Fishe vs. Arthur Newman al. Feisehman & Fox,
Ely Rosenberg. ref due iudgt 81 5Si l3
$2sl 10 taxes, etc. $500 81. prior mtse $4,000.
Bv Peter r Never s. "a " 6ith-st. 300 f.
Of Park 27.iis x10O =
closure sale. Carpenter trus
L Clifford al. " 3 4 G. + Chambcrlin attys. " :
Hart tudgt S27alS costs. $3I9 81
etc. 81, 150; 3i5 W T9t-st 200 End
l"xlo22 story apt h foreclosuEe sale J'seph Hamer
Whitaker. ref due Juds S26 23d 20. S4G6 -.
taxes. etc $0l9 CO. mtees. $i00 0O0 735 St-ave
81 u OF li6th-St. 25Xll26: h. with
Stephen Duncan agt + Schnugs ct AL Peclham. Miller
q kinS, atys A Lyuch. -ef. due judgt $l9Sl2 =
$l.730 76
BY William Ryan. 10 6lth-st : $50 Il W ~
Central Park West. 25xl005; Il h. Melenda p
Schmidt ct al as admrs aGt L + Hartweu ct al. J F
Cohn atty Seward Baker ref due ludgt SOS 1872 so:
New-York tribune., 1902-03-14
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY William NJ Ryan: 9oa W e2d-st n 5, 81 It " Of
West End 25x75 SKIS 4xis 7x2 GXN52 t02: story
bk dwg h, taxes etc $492 g. prior mort SOS 900: TO
plaintin FOR SO COS also ol s2d-st u " cor West
$55l 81 SIS COO pIantin S37 06o
80 sxls7x irreg story bk dwE h. etc $i24 81
prior mort, $1,000, foreclosure sale Richard Chisholm
ast the Riverside Bldg Co. BrookasId c s T. attys Ed
Kechum tudgt. S12. 10l costs 1901
plaintiff for $50 2577. IIs@ Washing = 100
II of 67n-st, 25xl37 story bk fat h; foreclosure
sale General Synod the Reformed Church Mary
Hamilton ct al; Reed & Reed attys George X Hart,
taxes. s4el so withdrawn 11S4 Washington-ave
s. 2l5 q n of l6Ith-st. 25xlS7. : story fiat h.
foreclosure sale. parties, action No .. on
judgt $I4357 IL S527 70 taxes cc s4a So with
drawn.
BY D Ingrahsm & Co: 1880 Avenue A. U $, - +,
Of 72d-s 50X100 sty br and stores foreclosure
sale, Katherine Elias. Peter Stastny AL
Hotaiug kenke, attys. Eugene II HomerOy. ref. due
iudgt, 81 1868 ~. S2o2 80, taxes S94a
prior mtge. $4,000. Hutter SlSNO prior
rrf- Id I'M
New-York tribune., 1902-03-14
REAL ESTATE.
PLANS FILED FOR BIG HOTEL, TO STAND
AT FIFTY EIGHTH ST. AND
PARK-ANE

Plans were filed yesterday at the Bureau of
Buildings for a ten story and basement brick hotel
10 stand at the northeast corner of Park-ave. and
Fiftyeghthst.. being sos feet front by 100 feet in
depth. The Lenox Realty Company, of No $50
Broadway. Is the owner and r. 5. Townsend, of
No. % East Nineteenth-st. is the architect The
cost is placed $S5000o.
The details of the sale of the old United States
Hotel in Fulton-st VIII be found elsewhere
Morris Weinstein and H Z. Distelhurst have
bought No. 19S Broome-st a six story brick stable
with an L-shaped plot extending 10 Suffolk-st,
which plot is a four story brick building. from
Adam Kappel.
The Broad Exchange Company has declared
regular quarterly dividend of IL per cent payable
April l.
W. H. Falconer has sold No. 8 East Sixty-second-
st. four story red brick dwelling house on lot
25x100 feet.
at the northeast corner of Fifty-nnth-st and Park
ave. which is stable. had been sold by the
Booth estate.
B. c. & F. T. Barry have sold for Frederick
Haberman No % East Sixty-second-st., four story
OrGwnst0ne awellng mouse on & i3{ Z@lo2 7 1eee e
Seventy-siXth-s a four story dwelling house on
John H. Springer has bought No. $50 Audubon
SS6 s266 feet two story 0r''A o"ei'nS mousse on lot
Moran no ia ona E TOR fonr story
brownstone dwelling house 17x1oo5 feet, to Mrs ].
The Century Realty Company is the buyer Of
/
Miss Helen Cullen is the buyer of No. 1aS West
Forty -seventh-str sold a week ago by McNickar &
Co for Mary II. Nicholson.
Post s Reese have resold No 123 East Sixty
fourth-st.. a three story and basement brownstone
dwelling house lot 20x1O0.5 feet. The buyer
will alter the house into an American basement
dwelling house for his own occupancy.
Isaac Frank has sold No 112 East Seventy
ninth-st four story browpstone dwelling house,
on a lot 19xl022 feet.
The Campbell estate has sold a plot fronting on
Macombs Dam Park and adjoining the Daily es-
tate.
p c. Eckhardt has sold for the estate of George
Ietzel the five story four family apartment house
No. 4O4 West FOrty-eighth-St
jeremiah {. Lyons has sold No Is East Seventy
cighth-st. five story American basement stone
dwelling house, lot 25Xl02 feet II adjOns the
home Of Stuyvesant Fish and it is near the Fifth
ave. plot recent" bought by Colonel Oliver II.
Payne. on which he viii build house for Mr.. and
Mrs. Payne Whitney.
A twelve story apartment house will be built on
thrd-St by Robert +. Spaulding, who recently
bought tho property from Myer Hellman
II. r. Drew e Co. have sold foc Walter Luttgen
No u West Seventy-fifth-st., a four story dwell
ing house. The same firm. In conjunction with
Pierre G. Carroll has effected ground lease of
NJ l.42O Broadway. for twcaty-one years about
Il,pD a year. for Herbert c. Pell This property
was purchased by the late Clarence Pel in S49 for
Post & Reese have resoid No % East Sixty
tourth-st. three story brOwnstone dwelling
tends 10 remodel the premises into American base
ment dwelling house for his own occupancy. This
house was sold by Post & Reese about three weeks
ago
New-York tribune., 1902-03-14
SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW

YoRK.-sydney H. Solomon plaintiff. against Alice
Edwards Jarvis. defendant
In pursuance Of judgment Of foreclosure and sale
duly made entered in the above entitled
18Th Of January. 1901 l. the undersigned
The referee said judgment named will sell a public
auction. the New York Real Estate Saesroom No Ill
York on Friday the 2lst day Of March 1902, at Il
o'clock on that day BY Samuel Godsucker, auc-
toneeT the premises directed by said judgment 10 be
An those two certain lots pieces parcels Of land
with the buildings thereon erected and he
In the City Of New York Borough Of Manhattan which
Beginning point the soCtherly side OF One Hun
dred and Sixteenth distant ninetfor feet westerly
the southw5sterly of One hundred ana
teenth and Avenue called Pleasant avenue
thence running southery, parallel with said avenue one
hundred feet eleven inches thence westerly parallel with
Hundred and Sixteenth fifty feet; thence
northerly parallel with said hundred feet
inches the southerly of Hundred and
Sixteenth street eastery along said s5uhery side
Of Hundred Sixteenth street fifty feet the
point place Of beginning. being lots numbers run
dred and four and one hundred and i've on the map or
property Of Miledollar fled n the New York Register
Office 8 hundred and eghty-slX.
Dated New York February 27th. 1902.
JULIUS LEHMANN.
NJ. S. & I. S. ISAACS, Referee.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
81 and % Pine street. New York City.
The following diagram Of the property 10 be sold
New-York tribune., 1902-03-14
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME CorRT. County Of New York

Kate Warner, Plaintiff. against Julius Katzenherg
snd others Detendants Action No In pursuance #
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly made
herein. dated February 18th 1902 the undersigned.
referee in said judgment named will sell public auction
the Exchange Salesroonl Number III Broadway, in
the Borough OF Manhattan. City 10Th
DAY March, 1902. - o'clock noon. by William NJ
Ryan auetonee the premises directed by said Judgment
70 be sold and therein described follows All that
tain lot piece or parcel Of land with the building and i'm
provernens thereon erected situate. lying heing
Twelfth Ward Of the County of New York bounded
ana described follows: Beginning point
Southerly side OF One hundred first Street distant
fortyseven feet me one-half inches Easerly from
the formed by the Intersection Of the Southery
sde Of One hundred and first Street with the Eastery
side Of Avenue, and
ael with Park Avenue ana partly through wall
one hundFed tt eleNen ches 10 the centre line Of the
block; Easterly along said line
with One hundred feet thence
Northerly. again parallel with
through another wall hundred inches
southeUly side of One hundred Street and
thence westerly along said southerly side of One hun
dred and Street sixteen point place Of
beginning Being the same premises known Mn
Der l06 East 10lst street in the County OF New York
Dated New York. February 81 1902
EDWIN a. WATSON Referee.
GEORGE ". ELLIS. Plaintiffs Attorney l4i Broadway
New York.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-14
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, co1-xr,

- OF NEW YoHZ--MoTtiR1er Bishop. PIantin. against
Frank others. DefeHGants-In pursuance
Judgment foreclosure and sale duly and e1teoS
In he above entitled action bearing the 3r5 dav ~
March / undersigned, the Referee nd
uent named will sell public the New Ycsx
Of Manhattan City Of New York, the 27th say of
March. - o'clock that by Strong
Ireland Aucu3neers the premises directed BY jGdg-
certain lot Of LAND building thereon erected sin,
ate I'm Section 6 Block Number 1913 on the Land Man -
the CITY Of York. bounded described as f1tyvs
Beginning point the westerly side Fifth Avenue
distant twenty-five inches the north
westerly corner Of Flth Arerue and one hundred and
rhIrtv-fth and raraII.I
hundred and Jhir-y-ufth and ~,
wall eghtyf1ur feet thence northerIy ana
Fifth Avenue twenty-five
erv again parallel with hundred and thirry-hftb
Street partly through another party wall eightfor
the westerly side of Fifth Avenue. and thence
southery along side of Avenue tuenty-
five point place Of beginning, Together with
aLpurtenances.
Dated. New York March 18th. 1902.
CHARLES A. SkIDMORE Referee
DE WITT LOCkMAN & DE WITT Attorneys for Plain
tiff. S. Nassau Street Borough Of Manhattan. New
York City.
The following Is diagram Of the property 70 be sold.
Its street number IS 2222 Fifth Avenue:
New-York tribune., 1902-03-14
SUPREME COURT. County of New York

- Kate Warner Plaintiff against julius Katzenberg
others Action No. ! In pursuance Of d
judgment foreclosure and sale duly made and
February 18Th 1902 the undersigned, the
referee said Judgment named. viii sell At public auc-
ton Exchange Salesroom, Number III Broadway
IN the Borough Manhattan. city Of New York. the
day March, 1902 AZ y clock noon. BY William NJ
RYAN auctionee premises directed by said judgment
10 be sold therein described follows: All that
Of land. with the building and
improvements erected situate. lying and being
m Of the County of New York. bounded
and described follows; Besinning at point on the
SouthsrIy One hundred and first Street distant
thrty-one and onehaf inches Eastery from the
corner the intersection OF the Souhery side or
one hundred and with Easterly side OF
park Avenue running thence SCuthery parallel with
Park Avenue partly through wall hundred
feet eleven the line OF the block thence
srsrv along ne and parallel with one hun
6red fifteen feet and eleven inches THENCE
Srtberlv again parallel with Park Avenue. and partly
hog another party wall, one hundred feet eleven inches
10 he Southery side OF One hundred and hs Street and
taDce Westerly along said Souhery side one hundred
% drst Street and eleven inches the point
rlsc Of beginning Being the premises
n as Number East 1Ost street, in the County OF
New York. ,..,
Da''- ~ EDWIN =. WATSON. Referee.
GEORGE ". ELLIS. Plaintiffs Attorney III Broadway
New York
New-York tribune., 1902-03-14
12Tth Street.

The approximate amount Of the lien charge 10 satisfy
which the above described property is be sold Is
S20S561 with interest thereon
ruary. 1902. together with costs and allowance
amounting S2s29 together expenses OF rbc
sale The approximate amount taxes assessments
other liens which 20 be allowed purchaser
out Of the purchase money paid by the referee IS
S44l51 and interest The will be
prior mortgage for $4,000 with thereon from
3lst dav October 1901 so '
Dated New York. March 9Th, 1902.
GEORGE A HALsEY Referee
New-York tribune., 1902-03-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Morton-st No IS. and No Il Lcroy-st. 25.4xlsl.3x
p -SxlSl3. Elizabeth F Morgan Margaret
Van Ness: one-nfth part; mortgage. $4,000; r
Horton-ave. $. l27 It . Of Main-st 77x75 5xT7x.
80 CITY Island. Annie Weaver to James Hor-
and another. .....-.......-.- IOj
FREDERICK Le.e. nortgage 10000, r 5. 81, es25
samuel schwab. r $ $40 so. -, % 25t
3lsi-st n $ i20 {, W Of 5th-aye. 25x9s Q interior
lot. 125 II OF Sth-sve and = 10 n - 3lst-st.
running 56.9N Q OISsx s 56ax -. Joseph
A Fave to Elizabeth \ WILCOX. ...........-..
"'th-st n SS II y Of 3th-ave, 81 6N9S .,
J Sutherland. cxecutrix and widow to
Corneia Davis; mortgage. $4,000. r $. $2l q n,
cat edral Parkway. S 8 250 4 e Of Amsterdam
ave 5OXlIl.l0 to l09th-st. Orson = Mum
Woman,s Hospital Of the State Of New-Yorb,
Eizabeth-st. : 75.e It $ Of Hester-st a ex
s.. lOX irregular; Leopold Kaufman to Jonas
Well and another. mortgage. $1,000: r :. sos.
Pincus Lowenfeld and another o Samuel Par
mass; mortgage 500 600: r s 81 -. 25.............
3lst-st. Nos 209 and oil West 50x9S g. George W
Bond. jr. substitute trustee. the Stuyve
LeNtnGton-ars, No 36S. I9sx7S. Adolph At
TO Alfred NJ Rau; r 5. SIC. ........,.......
55th-st :. l2S II Of IeXiugton-ave 2IxIOO5.
Edward G Goodwin al executors to Rolin G
94th-st No 1O2 West Boxes l0x35xl0O: ArnoId
Uhlfeder 10 James King; mortgage $3S. .OoO,
72d ST. 5 5 225 It " Of C'oiumbus-ave 25xlOo >
Sidney cowen to H RAY ynolds. h 5, $3s so, 50 cS
2d- ave No 1.2i4, :. 25XT5. mortgage $4,000.
taxes: 3d-ave Nos 1857 and 1853 e
mortgage 900 taxes; 1st-ave. No 1.14a.
63d-st, 255XS0; mortgage $1,000 and
1st-a,e. Nos S56 and SIS isth-st
SO 4N75 mortgage S24. 900. Sophia 6e Frecs
and another 20 I-etetia King, $ s. 75........
James Hogan and another: mortgage. S2l 900:
= :
New-York tribune., 1902-03-14
foreclosure Sales
SUPREME. COURT OF THE sTATE n


fo7,s[jy NEw ,7 T0RK New York county.-Minna FRANKIE
IIGsanugg, and others. DefendansIn pursuance Of a
Enent OF Fore,los sale. duly
IN the above entitled action March 1902 and bear
ing GATE tepruaFN 2Sth, 1902 J. Undersigned
t'eIetee IN said judgment viii sell at Public
1ucllsn at the New York Real Estate Saesroon
t.Ioa1Way, in the Borough OF Manhattan Of New
hork on the nth day March 1902 AT twelve o'clock
noon on that day, by William NJ. Ryan Auctioneer the
premises directed by said Judgment sold and therein
ascrbed as follows All that certain lot piece or na
OF land with the building and improvements thereon
erected, situated lying and being
hattan In the City and State York and bounded
ana described follows; Beginning at point in tbe
Southerly side or One hundred twenty Street
IRON the southeastey corner 0f said
avenue running thence Southerly parallel with said
Avenue and part Of the way through wall ninety
he iet ana eleven inches 10 the block
tHecS hasery along said centre line Of block twenty
nVe ieet thence NoTthery again parallel with said
avenue and part Of the way through another party wall
nletnine feet and eleven inches
said one hundred and Street and thence
Westerly along the twenty-five point o.
Place OF beginning ~
Dated. New York. March 4th. 1902
GEORGE 4. HAT4SF;Y. Referee
II. c kLDLlCH. Attorney for Plaintiff 302 Broadway
Borough Of Manhattan. City O New York
The following IS diagram u property to sold as
descrlhec above. the number
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