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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-02-20
A Legacy Of the Grip.

Graniteville, Mo-, Feb. 4, 1906
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-02-20

LfWUJUfU OVWboy DObsVOf V'
The REGISTER learns with regret OF
the misfortune which has come upon
DR.. James Martin, a former resident
of the Valley. He has been for some
time a citizen OF Texas, and was mar
ried there about three months ago.
He had only lately removed to Beau.
mont, and on the 18th inst. lost his
wife. She was stricken with typhoid
fever shortly after their arrival a,
their new home, and succumbed to the
dread disease which 80 often defies the
tenderest cars and attention. "Jim.
mie" was we'll and favorably known to
the people here, who extend to him
their assurance OF sympathy in this
time Of greyious affection.
DR.. T. T. O'Dell Of Ellington, q
member Of the County Board Of
Health, was In Centerville on last
Saturday and Sunday. He informed
US that James Haywood OF Alamode
was afflicted with small ppX. The
Doctor quarantined the Hay wood place,
and came on to town where he made
arrangement with Judge M. L. Har-
rison, who is a member OF the Board,
to 60 to West Fork for the purpose o.
guaranteeing those who have the dis
ease. Judge Harrison quaFantinsd
VIM. Messer, w. H.. Clements and w.
p. Sutterield. There are eight OF
ten cases 10 the three families. Rob
ert Hill, ot Bee Fork is said to have
small pox very badly. It is reported
that small pox exists IA two or three
families on Middle Fork, as vet ths
reports are uncomirmed.-Reypold
County 0nssook,
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04

METAIs-copper stn the upward turn. and prices
last Friday Lake IS quoted at l8se electToiytc al
Of the market called barely steady with buyers said
10 De hesllat!Is MANY ~. q S seli,sry Inn. -oy5in
their for some time to come The L3neon MAJ
ket for copper vas m In at Il IN los br S Se cosi5
al S2 - bid fl ls higher at fllO JOS
unchanged at New-york at 81 10. and London wac IS
higher closing at I'll Is Sd spelJeT vas p4cn4aged aq
quiet locally at 81 % London closed Is % hsE al va ss
higher Glasgow 4es 4d. ana iddlesboTo az 44s
founay orn SIG 5o9S17 30: No f9g9eTg - HorHeFn he
foundry Southern soft. $l9gSl6 % 30 al, 90, ,,. -.
rsI54e and conparatiSely little sock oered
sale The market however was about steady there was
good for grocery grades here At me sout6 open
tons follow: New-oreaas centrifugal conmSn IQt99
@ l5slgo goOt .d 54g29o 900 P5s Pa4t9 e6 23sS0c sSsc
sytups common i2814c: fair, l5@17e' good. lsa1ac
''55i ocz and steam . tonnage age fss1s sas
was no improvement either tho demand for vessels
the rates BID aqsaSa' 2isfa IA i Th Hui and Ss
castle gid: Antwerp lad; Hamburg ana Brenen 20
PIE London. oats rERs-Pritish steamer
terms March: two Italian steamers s32 and 2244 tons
efms: British steamer 1905 tors part cargo sugar
north side Of Cuba 70 Ae"t '1H 1J 'oTSats terms
Italian bark Il 600 cases Petroeun ne5Ge 70 cE ms 70
para about I4e schooner 1913 tens lumber Bgans
rows Point to Nev-YonI. savannah. private terms
ss sfo0ns IeT: sos s rAs 5 76Ss oosl RaoTs to
ton 81 and with phosphate rock 81 Italian bark
- petroleum hence to Canary LslAhcs prEHs
terms; schooner 40 tons lumber Gulf 70 NeN-l orA'
SO 30; 5T7 fertilizer. Baltimore 20 Wilmington
n c. 81 IS. and back New-Iork or Boston, uin0eE'
private terms.
oTLs-Ihe hrnness products helped cottonse,ed
oil somewhat ard preaa we're quoted shsqs nis % ero sr
eum prices ruling steady Lnsesd Oh steadily held
and in 5uIE 81 65; PhIadephia bbls 81 i5 in bulk
81 co; refined NewYOrk, IS 30; Gnseec OIL prime
crude mills. Southeast. SS1c; prime summer ysI-
ale; or yellow. 405ac: prime waite 4oc
prime winter yellow. 410iSc linseed OIL American raw
90 2a54c: American boiled 6SQS8c: Calcutta soc
Huseed quoted &c under city brands lard OIL
T707sc
PROFESSIONALS provision market. like grain was
quiet all but generally moderate advance
Receipts at the West were only $500 hogs including
10000 at Chicago, 5000 at Kansas City. and e50O at
Omaha, Live hogs were steady PoRK-Firm
SI7 509s2o t3I1E1F-steaey quoted; Mess. 50 5oqSI9
family. Sl1 5ogsl5 packet. slo6o4SI1 30: India
mess. SIT o0gSl9 g I5t5Eg HAAs-Dun; quoted Sl9 so
lso SCI 1eo ~ SIC lao ~ sac; pig s3sQsisc.
GUINEA TS-Eeked 6elt! easier; quoted: Smoking, 1oc
10 n. sac; Il n. sAQs&e; "A 70. Sss3S%c Pickled
9& &Gi0c- .TALLoW-Dull city. Sc country 096kc
.LARD-F1rIl; quoted 50 e5gss 70 city
quoted 10 Refined lard firm quoted. South America
quiet; quoted SGs3xc. .STEARTNE-Frrmt quoted
Cleo Io4IOAc; city lard stearfne. I01. DiO15o
EfcESThere moderate activity to-day with nearly
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04

IS % 81 4og$l co. DO Maine good 20 prime per saek
90 fair TO prime per sscP sas2 Is sweets south Jsr
Sy per d2u5le head sbl. S31S3 80 DO Eneland s.oJ9
81 ~ Brussels sprouts per quart lO9l3c. CauhoFers
Saforne per case s2g$2 rs; Florida per half bol
ton. s11aSi5; do native. s7aSi0 celery state Per
pS5 4&8e29G; & do CalfoTnia per case S5gS3 80 Egg
sesket s38s4 DO outdoor choice s. 5oass q poor
NorfoIk and North Carolina per hal, 5bl basket s19
- Onions Havana, crate 50 25Fs2 35; do Orange
good . prime s. 5oaSs 25 d. yeIow- good to prime
e. 'VgsS - do peer 70 fair S2aS2 % Do Co.neetiout
white, s39s5: do State and western yellow per bag
go SS 20 40 per nat hoop Dbl So do red s3GS3 80 Pep
en 81 5O9$2 String beans. Florida. per basket,
ss 0 Do s'aSR aS. FdoFs Sht Sb gT ss saf = 00 GS{s
e 2oqS2 90 TuTnips Canada Russia per bbl 759S5c.
do poor to ts 81 oSsS s. P s,eeTe Pgs 5eF loo 59Sebss
Hay AND sTRAv-Local demand continues moderate
bales II - thought in the easy
OF the market respecting the but sound grade
Sanada however Is cheap seller this season. and
De strong coRetitor with fairly transportation
soge2l5c; No l. sO4s5c; No ? 7og57sc 30 8 sogs2 to
clover mixed 6O967 c: clover 555z1c Small bales 2l3e
straight No at the given figures. STRAY-StraT
NeaAe TO quote few lots containing quality merit to
long rye Receipts OF hay and straw IN reported
a. me ProdEee Exchange at noon today Hudson River
ITO; Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad. so;
west Shore Railroad, 80: Lehigh valley Railroad $50;
New-Jersey 10 Total 2O40 tons 13O OF which
Io[ export direct Receipts Of straw. 80
sold on call at the mesng OF the Elgn Board Of Trade
to-day Tor 26c the market declared firm 25lzc
further advances ars looEed ha f la The s pro9e
for the week 6O2, $50 pounds.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
NEW.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY FEBRUARY a. 1902

e m e' ths orders coming IN by mail over Sunday but
r. YES steady undsrtone- Prices were unchanrpd
Quote uls[n markets ruled steady unchanged we
z(S9,iestlc common low G4lzc.
tsc; prime 70 choice SC. head a61sc:
~ tS-sc Japan. foreign "a 45itc: do domestic
sT-ct.Ir ava 4SGi9%c; Rcngron. in bond 2TS-5c
s,I L4st prices unchanged Csranulated ts
ia are making quite prompt delivery Quotations fol
~bes 11 crushed and dOmnos pc: mould A. 51Oc:
ders5 % C sA4S powdered 1900; powdered coarse pow
~ powdered 4s5c5 Eagle
Fgs n taEle coarse and fne granuated ! SOC;
IaTs5 cartons : ID bags and : fn granu-
oocs t-agle nne gTanUIated standard ataf
Nos @ a = toci confecti0ners A. 455c No l. 4Oc;
\. io D. 4-dJc No 4. 4.30c. No . Dc No g. 4 20c
81. lVe SoS. 4; No .. 395c: 10 s9Oc: No IL
% - = 5eoc' Nos l3. "A I5 T5c. No 16 3 roc
900 Ssss % me granulated 475c. There
80 or san Domingo centrifugal
for ,slsa5 e6 and 50 test. respectively II-16c
and : lj-1Gc for rnolasses This
saE is aioat and Of same steamer from which
on ~ NA sod last week thus closing cargo
abora -3Jse basis The closed steady at the
1eo pes, aiid nuscovado 50 test was quoted at
eoo Iao"ell bought the above The
20 De indifferent about buying sugar but the other
LsA4As what they UP. so
r1ares - made on these sales London beet sugar
- ucnanged to 1ld higher
vs. a qu2ed at 6s Cd and month at SIS 94.d Cane
anu 4alr refining at 7s Sd
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
rXpoRTs LAST WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Yoril, February 8. 1901.
COFFEE-Prces oOr coffee futures again suffered
Gecsle today The market opened steady with
Quotations Is points lower, IN response 10 weakness
n foreign markets under tremendous receipts Bra
EA1 points Liquidation and hesviness the spot
market. The Rio exchange again lower while
FebrGays receipts Indicated 100000 bags for
$4,000 Santos. Trade active all
day and close buying turn shorts
seeking pro1ts. which prices rallied somewhat The
steady, with prices net points lower. Sales
amounted 80 bags The market [0r spot coffee
duh rather heavy with prices about the basis OF
Brazil United States go 900 bags, thus
Indicating immediate relief supplies
coHes for tine Declines foreign
markets we're relatively greater than the local drop
Flfenng nef lower. Rio 125 res and the ex-
change e32i II 11-32d Interior receipts
80 500 bags and the port movement 70 10000
bags CleaTznces reported to-day included steamers
Cxaovs Cspana f-on Rio February !, with 1900
EEc 1900 bags, enc the Maskelyle from Bahia January
s. 900 Bahia weekly receipts, $500 bags
stock Bahia shipments United States
100 bags Europe, 100 bags. Rio shipments
70 Europe were 1900 bags; 20 the United States,
$4,000 Santos shipments Europe 407 900
bags and the United States 10000 bags. Rio ship
other amounted 5000 Rio
banks for the United States. 5000 begs for Europe
400 bags Santos enbe-ks for the United States.
5000 for Europe 5000 Total
bags. and g.
week Of the former New-Yorx
reported Ss10 bags Santos receipts ISL 600
sor ne week as compared with l5s0O0 bags last week,
eggrsgste1 10000 bags, against So pre-
Si51s week and $4,000 bags f5r the year
Eo shipments the Urire6 States, the
EeeEs % Europe 5000 bags. Santos shipments
Tie OF contract prices Eae local market to-day
as foilowsi
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
OTHER MARKErLsY TELEGRAPH.


Chicaso Feb. S.-Recsipts 21.Ooo. Good 70 ehOiss
otners weak; active Good prime steers
% 80 Ss - poor 70 medium ssqsS: stocksrs and feeders
ean1er 81 25$2 80; bulls So 50Gx4 calves 81 5o3
- 0 Texas FED steers s49S4 So Hoss-Reesipts to-day
42oOO; t0uorrow, 40 600. left over. 6G00 Opened
steady closed weak. Mixed butchers IS $3.50 80;
good TO choice heavy. S6 2OS6 heavy IS COG
50 10 light 50 SegS6. bulk OF sales s. $3.50 = Sheep
Receipts 1900 sheep active and strong:
tive and stronger Good to choice S4 50S5 30:
Western sheep and fed 81 . ass so; native lambs IS 500
s6 X: lambs S59S6 Is.
Buffalo Feb. 3.-Catte-Recsipts q 100 head.
fairly active: IOQI5c higher heavy grades and
2JI35c higher for and butchers stock. Prime
heavy steers So 5QST: 1875 70 1450 70 steers So IS
S6 65; 1,15O 1.250 10 S5 7J6S6 80: medium,
IS 25dS5 80; choice fat cows. 81 S5fS4 so;
and So 25QS3 so; mixed butchers s. IS
asa I5 heifers 81 50GS5 export bulls 81
sausage 81 25gSS 6 veas S6GS9 HogsRscsipts ID 500
head: slow for pigs which but closed
lower Workers So SOGS6 S; light do So Qss 30, mixed
So SOGS6 roughs s. 4O$5 IS; S4dS4 so Sheep
ambs-Supply i6. 200 active and stronger. Choice
So 2GS6 & choice S6GS6 culls fair.
81 s5; sheep. handy wethers S5dS5 40
mixed S4GS4 70; cus and 50 1898 so; heavy
export and wsthsrs 81 1895; yearlings IS 259
IS 40.
Cincinnati Feb. s.-Hogs quiet 81 75ass 80. Cattle
strong. 81 5OGs8.
Liberty. Feb s-CattIe nr7n choice SIS 50Gs6 70:
prime s. sOds6 Is good IS 5OS5 IS Hogs steady prime
S6 35S6 20; light So 1OGS6 IS pigs IS sS6; r0uss
S5QS6 Sheep higher; best wehers 81 7O4S4 So culs
and common. S2gSS: yearings S48S5 u; veal calves,
81 50QSS %
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
ErRoPEAN PRopUcn MARKrr.

Liverpool Feb S-Closing-whe steady; No ?
REQ Western winter, IS ID. No Northern
No California IS So futures quiet: March, Is Issd
AID. American mixed old sad futures firm: Feb
ruary. SIS 3Ad: March 5s 3d. Nay SIS 80. Peas-Cana-
dian steady, 5s SID. Flour-St. Louis fancy winter
firm. S. Hops AZ London Pacific Coas steady. 5sgf4
Beet-Extra India TSs. Pork firm: prime mess
Western rs Lard steady; American refined in pals as
Cd: prime Western IN terces, 46s Cd HamS-Shorr
II &c n. steady As So Bacor-Curnberand
80 70. steady s short RIB 10 70 "a n. steady Cd
middles. light. % "a 10 long
clear mlddles heavy 35 40 10 dull AS; short clear
70, quiet. AS: clear bellies
steady. ShouIders-Square. II to 13 n. dulI
Butter steady finest United States. eos. good United
ess Cheese firm; American finest white. Sd
American finest Colored. 49s I'd Talow-Prime
sos; London strong Sis ed Cottonseed oil
-FiuII refned-SDot steady, 23s. Turpentue-SpirIts
steady. Rosin-Coulmou steady. Is. Petroeum-Re-
aned steady. 7lsd. Lnseed oil Arm. SIS
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTT

~ OF NEW YORK.-LOuse GottshaIk Plainti-. a<alnss
Julius Junguan al. Defendaurs--In pursua1cs of
Judgment Foreclosure sale duly made sners1
above-en-irled bearing the 11th
OF January 19O. l. undersigned. the Referee
Judgment named. viii sell Public Auction. New
YORK Real Salesroom, No Ill Broadway. N ths
Borough og Manhattan, City Day
OF February 1902 u o'clock noon, that day. oy
Peter F. Meyer AuCtiOnser the directed By sid
Judgment be sold and therein described as follows. Al
parcel of land with ths building
and improvements thereon erected stuets lytns sa4
being City County and state of New York. bounte9
and described follows Beginning az point IN shs
Hundred and Ihlr-ythird Strsst-
hundred and seventyve feet westerly from
OF E1uthery
hirty-thrd street with ths westerly
Amsterdam Avenue running thence soutnery par
with Amsterdam Avenue ninsry-nine feet eieysn
inches centre line OF the block thencs running
said line and parallel with Ccs
Thirty third Street feet s1d
running northerly. and parallel with An
ster1arn Avenue part distance through
eleven inches The s0utheriy ltns
OF one and Thirty-thrd Street and running
eastery. along said scutheTly line of One Eundr
TEirhrd Street feet and six inches 10
point place OF beginning
Dated New York. January a. 1902.
JACOB FRONNE. Rererea
CHARLES H COLLINS Attorney Plaintiff 80
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
The following diagram Of the to Be sold a<
West 1880 Street
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
ForecIosure Sales.


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YoRK-Theresa II. Lowerre. Plaintiff. against Kats
F Boyle Others Defendants. In pursuance OF the
Judgment OF foreclosure duly
In ihe above entitled action. bearing third
dav OF January, undersigned, Referee in
said Judgment named VIII sell public auction the
New York Estate Sales Room, Number Ill Broad
way IN the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York
on the twenty-sixth day February. 1902.
O'Clock noon day. by Peter F. Meyer Co.
toneers premises directed by said Judgment be
sold and therein follows: All certain lot
OF the entitled Map OF the Village
OF Wakefield, the Towns OF East and Westchester.
County Westchester and State Of New York made by
b Engineer and filed
IN the ONCE Register WesJchsster
Easterly half o Number (3e4 three hundred and
bounded described follows North
ery by Avenue; Eastery by lot Number three hun
dree ftyeght: SOutherly by lot Number three hun
dred and nneyvs and Westerly by the westerly half
OF said lot three hundred and ninety-four The said
in width. front and rear, by
one hundred feet in depth each side Said
premises Borough OF The Bronx IN the
sat OF New York.
York January 23rd. 1907
CHARLES E. F. McCANN. Referees.
BROWN. Attorney for Plaintiff No. $50
Proadway Borough OF Manhattan. New York.
The following IL a diagram OF the property be sold.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
tion Of Brazilian coTee Is Is follows

tOIN0N-In a conservative way cotton values sought
Lgner Level today. smaller shorts covered
-el-er = Precaution. seeing Hrte IN the immediate
s--slon 10 justify further the bear side. The
1tAet opened steady with prices from % points
-saer and without being active. ruled generally firm
ss!g the rest q ths Gay Prices failed 10 depart
point Or Two from the opening basis. May holding
eoss S-sc July Is, The cables from Liver
sl's puallc and private buush a conservative
noting fairly active demand FOR spot cotton
-o-- ADVANCE desire shorts
points advance. and splendid trade conditions in
--sacfesrer- Port receipts bid fair fEu 1000
ees snort q those fCr day interior
.-2Fer1elt inside Of that a year
50 and the official estimates for receipts
S-nee 70 continued light movement all points. Ad-
80, irofn Southern spot markets bespoke arn under
sone with good demand from domestic spinuers and
a exporters az full former prices. weather conditions
.sfe described By the ernment chart
aoe for unrestricted movement Of rhe reminder
la BUSINESS al that could be desired for pres
- More less trouble experienced securing
-e communication with the South. owing
eafed thu lines by wind yesterday and
- night Whereas to-dzy's clearauces 70
-aparaiTely small the total for the thus
seen % have exceeded that FOR the time last
"a ny scms 10000 bales taken 20 Indicate IN
--e-ty ure trade outlook England and the Cont
lor the six months least. The light interior
-gs brought out predictions for bullsh semi
E-y interior statement BY Superintendent King for
,-roT shipments have been unchecked. making the
acace OF the smaller receipts o the more striking.
.s market finally quiet steady with prices
Ss points higher on present crop months and 10 =
~e.ats lower EeEt crop
range of contract prices local market to-day
Nss &c follows
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
LONDON wOOr. v.pvr-

London. Feb S--Th> offerings at the wool suctfo7
sa4es tay numbered $3.50 bales Good secured and fne
TneTinos sold we'll. but and crossbres
irregular Slips large supply ana soi5 Srs,stI
az unchanged prices South Australian and West Aus
tratan were also in demand Cape Good Hon. ana
Natal sold spiritedly at Following are Ee
safes n detail; NewSouth Wales. 800 bales;
gls Zea; sreasy tR9t Victoria 100 bales; scoursd
6dGls Cd greasy. 5dgls Id. South
secured Is 97dG1s 4l.d; greasy 80. aid. Aus
trs4ia geo bales secured d6ls 3l1d: greasy. 81
lO11d- New-Leeland. $500 bales secured 3d6Is "a:
greasy 2LGl0d. Cape OF Good Hope and Natal 500
bales; secured, T%dg1s 4isd; greasy. a. g7ssd w
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04

o. ~ cotton closed steady. with quotations unchanged
s,ss Dsls OF sac for Iniddling upland ana sac for
T<--ins Gulf; sales. 300 bales Southern markets
ts-egraphed follows: Sew-Orleans firm.
al iiec Mobile Quiet. unchanged at l1-l6c
I'm Ia I steady unehanged, AZ l3-l6e; Wilmington
managed AZ T1sc; Norfolk quiet unchanged at
eus.s Baltimore nominal. unchanged, at SAC; Au-
FsS eulet and steady. unchanged. She. Estimated
bxi. az NeW-1rlsans for tomorrow, 1900 5000
ar - compared with 1913 bales actual last week
500 eetual last At Houston for Tomorrow
4 y, 100 bales. against is.o2I actual last week and
z.SSsi2s az the ports interior points to-day
- WIN the same day week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
CTPRENIF COURT. NEW YORK COTNTY-


~ Thaddeus Hasted Myers, Frederick J. Stimson and
William Ellsworth. Executors % the last vtn and
Crs field Judson others. pursaazcs
foreclosure and sale duly made e1t
Gay Of February, (St l. -e lnleEslsed Ins re1erso N
Judgment named. viii sell public auction, az ne
rhe borough OF Manhattan. city O YORK 81,
the 2Bth day February 1902 y o'clock
cay oy WIs-.AI- ~ - - ~.
rectsd BY said JusIell % oe sod anu therein de.c-1
follows: All that certain LOT. piece parcel OF Land
lying and being IN that part OF the county q New
Westchestsr stats OF New York. known a.
the Country C1o Land ssoeia-or situate n the Own .,
WesrChester Westchester county, New York, made 6y
OF The county OF Westcheste az White Plains ne lon
day of January, 1883. IN Vol OF Mars page 5. and
the line OF the North Road the Il inter-
line between lot No 81 and LOT No and
SIX degrees three minutes east reysx and sgnS Senths
(eBS feet st along said line OF said
tsnths 414 feet radius hundred and 10-seven and
twenty-five G4725 line OF lot No. IS. thence along
degrees thirty minutes east three hundred and tvenans
CSD feet 70 point i've - feet soG5hsriy rom the 1orrh
thence along said n0rhery me ana nNe o rset dista1e
3S thence along te eaSerly ne OF said lot No S south
hftyO degrees httyf0ur minutes west hundred and
along the eastery line OF lot No 32 south rwenrythres
minutes. west hundred
five ( feet ts the place oS oesning the same eorail
and four hundred and thtrtyssven Ole-thost-
q 43 o. land ard being premises
Y1Ss NJ Waterbury ana Ks-s b1 Hffs ~ So =, 2
November lsSs and reeoted in the ONCE q the R-xs
page 442 14th day November 1859 Subject so
such restrictions any as may in former Gssds
Dated. New York. February g. 1902.
HENRY B KETCTIAN. Refs--s
sTINsoN & WILLIAMS Attorneys Plaintiffs IS rze-
The following diagram q the property % be solc.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
forsrlosure sdIes-

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County OF
New Tork-Eise LO,zs. Plaintiff. against ia Cranes
and others Defendants In pursuance OF Iudgn>nt of
Foreclosure and sale duly made and entered "a me
entitled action bearing date the lfh day q July ll -
the uncsrsigned te Referee IN said JUDGMENT 1.na
viii sell a. Public Auction the New YORK Real ES-AA
salssrou Nc III Broadway the Borough of Mania
ta1 CITY u New York. Srh day or February ls
AT Il o'clock that day by william NJ Ryan
ALctioussr premises said Judgment -
sold and therein described follows All that certai7
lot plece parcel Of lan< buildings tnsrso1
erected situate, lying and being in the BorOugh cf Aa
haitian City OF New York bounded and described as fo
lows: Beginning az point tie northerly se of Ona
hundred and seventh Street distant hundred a1d roc
fset westerly from the northwestery OF sAld
street and second Aysnue. thence runnns NortnsrL
parallel wth Second Avenue and partly through patty
wall one hundred feet and eleven inches the centre ns
OF the cock: thence westerly sad
lire o. the block thrns feet; thence soUhery again
parallel with Second Avenue and partly through a1o1sB
party wall hundred feet and eleven inches % tbs
nOrhery side Of One hundred and seventh Street ard
the1ce eastery along the n1rhery side OF Ons hundred
and seventh Street tone feet the point or Piaos a
beginning
Dated. New York January 11th 1902.
3 GERSON OPPENHEIN. Rsfe-ses
HlCAlAESD DCDENSING Jr. Attorney Tor Platntin Nos
loo Broadway Borough OF Manhattan. View YORK Cfry.
ne following IS diagram OF the property 70 hs SCI.
a. described above the number being No ~ Esxz
lVlSh Street Borough OF Manhattan. city o New York;
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04

The Approximate Of the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property be sold "a
twenty-five hundred and torty-one and 2O-1O0 dollars
"a W interest thereon from 23rd
and allowances Amounting ~
two hundred and fourteen I2-IOO dollars S2iiI2l
irh interest October 1901 togerner
with expenses OF the SALE The approximate amount
Of the taxes assessments and liens
Ia be allowed purchaser purchase
paid BY the referee is Seventyseven eoo dollars
(sT7. co., with interest for about years.
CHARLES z. :. McCANN. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04

The approximate the charge.
isfy which the a5ovetescTtbed Drope-ty is % os st
with interest thereon from the 18th 6Iy OF
1902 together with allowances a-ounc
10 S3e09e interest thereon ITrh.
1907 with the expenses OF the sale Ths
proximats % and other hecs
which allowed the purchaser OF the
paid bv the referee Is s5067T1 and In
dated New-Yorz. January 18Th. 1902
SIDNEY ]. COWEN. Reter.a
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
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The approximate of the lien charge 20 satisfy
which above-dsscrbed property Is Be SOLD. -
S56IA16 with interest thereon the 10th day of
1901. together with and allowance Amounting -
1891 together with
the OF the sale sad premises VIII be sold sub
OF S14 eco held the River
savings Institution. on which there unpaid the sum 81
S4OOO ard Interest thereon from the day Cf Nay.
1901. at OF 41a whl@l
amount VIII be allowed o. the purchase money. Tns
other
which be allowed OF the purl
chase paid BY the Referee. Is Si1564 and Ia
Dated. New York January IIth. 1902
b GERSON OPPENHEIM. RatsrsA