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Evening journal., 1904-05-07
DOVER PREPARING FOR
STATE FEDERATION
There Will Be a Lecture and
Reception and Good
Time Generally
snecIal o The Evening Journal.

Dover. May THE Dover Century
Club is making active preparations for
the entertainment Of the fifty delegates
10 the State Federation Of Women's
Clubs which win convene here I'm am
nual session on Thursday and Friday,
June > and 3. All Of the guests will
be entertained al the Hotel Richardson
by the club. The sessions Will be held
in Dover's new Opera House, which will
be open for the first time for public
gatherings.
on Thursday night. following the
evening lecture IN the Opera House.
the club members and their guests viii
repair to the clubhouse ON the Green,
where the visitors wnl be rendered a
reception. Professor Paul NJ. pierson
of Swarthmore, win be the evening
speaker his subject being "Jame.
Whitcomb Riley"
The officers Of the Federation GEe al
follows; President, Mrs. r. NJ. Hous
ton. Georgetown; vice-presidents. New
Castle county. Miss Elizabeth G.. Rob
ins, Of Wilmington; Kent county, Mis-
Laura Bell Smyrna; Sussex county
Mrs Howard Josephs. Seaford: CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. Oliver d. Ron
inson. Wilmington; recording secretary
Mrs Richard Cam. Middletowl; Fed
Grafton secretary. Miss Mabel Conne
FELTON,; treasurer, Mrs. J. W. Cause'
Milford; auditor. Mrs. Frederick n
Robinson, Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
SEAFORD CHURCH REOPENED
Notorious Thief Arrested in seaford
and Taken to Georgetown Jail.
sneclal Ito the Evenlng Journal.

Special Ito the Evening Journal.
Seaford, May 7-St. Luke's Episcopal
Church was reopened Thursday after be-
ing closed for about six months during
which time extensive repairs have been
made. Bishop Coleman, of Wilmington,
the Rev DR.. Spau!ding. of Laurel and
the Rev. A. +. Whatham, of Georgetown,
were present and assisted the rector, the
Rev II. G.. England, ait the opening. The
church was crowded and many were un-
able to gain admittance. A large class for
confirmation was on hand and Bishop
Coleman administered the rite. About
5000 has been spent in repairing the
church and electric lights have been put
I'M.
Elijah Walker, alias "Boss" Walker,
colored, who was arrested here charged
with robb!ng the barn OF oliver williams
farmer, was carried before Magistrate
Parks and in default of $500 bail was COM
mitted to Georgetown JAR The negro
had stolen a set of double harness which
he easily disposed Of TO John W. Nevins,
"a liveryman. lie went back to the barn
and stole another set but was captured
before he got off the farm. Walker is a
notorious thief and has done time in
Georgetown before.
Tuscarora Tribe. No. %, Impd. o. r.
NJ. will attend divine service at Mt
Olivett Methodist Protestant Church OF
Sunday May Is, in celebration of St
Tammany's Day. The pastor the Rev
j. W. Ba.derston, will preach a specia
sermon.
Surveyors for the seaford and Rehobotl
trolley route have been i'm Seaford survey
ing for the proposed trolley route con
Meeting Seaford with the ocean resort
The town council has granted them tn,
privilege Of laying their tracks on Front
King and North streets.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07

r. L. Meyers. of Harrisburg. will de-
liver an address on tAe Consolidation
Of Rural Schools; Henry f. Green on
"Civn Service" and Miss Titcomb on
Library Work"
Some Of the delegates are as follows:
New-Century Club, Wilmington-Mrs.
Rachel NJ. G.. Nandegrift. Mrs. G.. t..
Bowerman, Miss Emma Bush Mrs.
James Bailey. Mrs. William Belts. Mrs.
Frank NJ. Jones, Miss Emma Lore; Del
aware Kindergarten. Wilmington-Mrs.
Benjamin Nields; Avon club. Felton,
Miss Ada Warren. Miss Lucretia Ste
phenson; Chaucer Club. Canterbury
Miss Ethyl Thomas. Miss Lodge;
Bridgevlle Club. Miss Gray, Miss Hey
drlck: Georgetown-Mis Rose Hender-
son. Mrs. ID. f. Rodney; Wyoming
/ Round Table-Mrs. Joseph Jenkins
Mrs. Sarah Cooper; Seaford-Mrs. Flor
ence Donahue. Miss Brown. Mrs. W
/ NJ. Ross Twentieth Century. smyrna
Mrs. j. W. Clifton. Mrs n. Il. Hall,
! Milford. Mrs. George w. Marshall, Miss
/ Mildred Causey, Miss Katie Deputy.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
WASHINGTON
TIPS FROM THE BAT

Wilmington won out in the tenth In
ming,
Plnnance pitched another good game at
Camden.
su ulivan got in some good work with
the stick making two doubles.
wnlamsport took another game from
Lebanon.
Harry Tate Is hitting the ban hard thls
sClson.
Dovey was In the box again for the
JCrseyitcs.
D1vey and Pnuance each had hve
rkeouts and gave but one base ON
ia'ls.
Faulkner may be member OF the local
ttam before many days pass.
Or,ln is coming ascund tn good shape
an rs now favoritc with the fans
winiamsport leads the Tr.-state League
vlth Wilmington second.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
ID Plav RnsehaIl TodaY.

The l. G.. $. baseball team to-
day win play the Phoenix A. C.. team
of this city. clinton Martin viii do
the pitching for the ]. G.. s. The line
up will be: ]. G. S.-Haiter r.; Ander-
SON. ss. w Martin, cf.; w. Heal. H.;
Smith. Oh. Lafferty, 3b. Mckinney
IT,. Hume and HanysoL c.; Martin. p
+. A. -Walburton, c.; C. Walraven
D. G.. O. Deakyne, ss.; j. W. Munden
h.. J. Ward. Oh; Charles Weldn. 80
T. Sem. H.; j. Neadimeir. cf: David
Brown. IT. This is Phoenlx's opening
game.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
In the
Ring.

1890 a. Morgan prelude I'm A.
Thomas; Blessed be the Lord. Chad
wick; Like as the Hart. Morrison; or
gan postlude, Roman March, Clark.
7.45 p. Morgan prelude. A. -nte.
Wagner; The Lords Prayer. ,<ressier:
solo, Abide With Me, Shepard. Miss
Morrow; organ postlude. Allegreto
movement, Lemaigre. The public are
cordially invited to attend these serv-
fraa
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
TR1-sTArE LEAGrr.
HIGH SCHOOL DEFEATED
Camden High School Wins From Lo-
calls in That City.

The Wilmington High school baseball
team d.d not fare as well in Camden yes-
torday as the A. As. Although they gave
tho high school team of that pace a
hard fight. they were defeated by a score
of 4 20 @. Collins did the pitching for tAc
Wilmington team end held his opponents
down TO hits. Tho score by innings
c. II. s.. ... .........OO0O0t21x-t
w. II. S.. o.. .10OOO1 000-2
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
HOME FOR OLD PEOPLE
Kings Daughters of Dover Working
Hard For the Institution.
sneclal II L. ENonIng Ionrnal.

SPECIAL 70 tho EVcnIng Journal.
Dover May THE Kings Daughters of
Dover. who are working TO establish an
Old Folks Home here. have adopted a
plan by which everybody in the State
oartal may contribute some part toward
this worthy object. Members of the or
gan.zation have received cards. each rep
reseuting So bricks, which are 20 be sod
al from 1--WE cents TO five donars. accord
ing to the abinty Of the purchaser. It IS
hoped that ten thousand OF these cards
win be sold. which viii bring I'm good
sum to the treasury.
Eidridge johnson, of Philadelphia, form
erly of Dover. has sent a check for 81
TO the fund. The lot on which tho hom'
is to be built has already been bought. an'
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
On the
HARD FIGHT FOR SECOND
PLACE IN BOWLING LEAGUE
Three Teams Tied, But
All-Wilmington Has First
Easy

second place in the Inter-city Bowling
League is causing an interesting hsht
among the local teams. There are now
three tied for Il. The New-Century team
of Chester seems to. be outclassed by the
Wilmington clubs.
The All Wilmington team took another
game last night The Oiympi1s were the
victims although the contest was closely
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
Map Of the World.

A beautiful map. valuable for refer
ence, printed on heavy paper. 42X6a
inches mounted on rollers: edges bound
In cloth, showing our new island pos
sessions. The Trans Siberian Railway
Pacific Ocean cables, railway lines and
other features of Japan. China, Man
churia. Corea and the Far East. SEM
N receipt OF 20 cents i'm stamps by w
B. Kniskern. =. T. NJ. Chicago
North Western R'y, Chicago. III. adv
Evening journal., 1904-05-07

Al Leech as Professor Dodge, the
eminently respectable tutor who es-
capped from a cock fight and devotes
himself for three acts to endeavoring to
keep out of the hands of the raiders,
Is funny without ever being boisterous
or vulgar. He grasps the fullest meas
ure of low comedy in each situation,
md yet rarely ever goes beyond the
bounds OF legitimate comedy. 1t is safe
TO say that his work in Girls VIII be
Girls" coming to the Opera House for
the third time on Tuesday night, win
place him firmly among the stars Of
musical comedy The piece has more
real fun than most of its sort, and Mr..
Leech loses no opportunity to make
the best of this. He is cspitally sup
ported by fair sized company includ-
ag the Three Rosebuds Felix Haney.
Vera Rial, Mary Karr. Edgar Foreman
md an intelligent chorus.
Matinee Tuesday afternoon, els.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
po You Use seoteh snuH2

We have 1000 boxes, o., &c each.
Ask for Felonette Little Cigars. 10 for
i5c. Havana Filled. s1.40 per 100.
Durstein. E. 2nd st. adv.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07

Neglected colds make fat grave
yards" Or. Woods Norway Pine
Syrup helps men and women to a
happy vigorous old age.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07

the work Of building will be commenced
as soon as there is sufficient money in
hand
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
Music in Central Church.

The musical program as prepared for
Central Presbyterian Church TOMORROW
win be as follows:
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
Men,s l.saaue to Meet.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Mems Le3gue OF Second Bcptist Church
wil be held on Monday evening next at
S o'clock.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07

Wilmington A. 100000 010O1 Is
Camden OF. 30 o o o o o o o . o.
Earned runs. Wilmington A. A. d;
Camden I. Two-base hits. Dovey, Sui
Ivan, Maher, Campbell, Three-hase
hits. Fischman. struck out. by Dovey.
.; by Pinnance. 3. First base on called
balls, by Dovey 1; by Pinnance. 4;
Time, . hours; Umpire, Curtis.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
American League.
Yesterdays Scores.

Athletics 16; Washington. 6.
Boston, 8; New York. 2.
Cleveland, 3; Detroit, I.
Chicago o; st. Louis, Go innings.)
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
American League.
American League.
Where They Play Todays

Washington at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
AI-I..NYILMINGTON
OLYMPIA.

Tho New-Ccniury club iourncycd here
last night only TO be taken into camp by
the Academy team on the Academy ale
leys The score.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
How the Clubs stand.

National League.
Where They Play Today.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07

Employer" have to discharge you
II YOU don't do better work.
Clerk-What! Why, I've been work.
ing like horse.
Employer-Yes, and just about as in-
telligently.
Dumb brutes at Wisdoms front. who
mar
Its clearness as they drink.
Some men who think they're thought
full are
Not thoughtful as they think.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
BASEBALL STATISTICS
National League.
Scores Of Yesterday.

Philadelphia. Is; Pittsburg, 2.
Cincinnati. z st. Louis. 4.
The other clubs We're not scheduled
TO play.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
ACADEMY
NEW-cBNTURY

Washington team was easy money for
the Warren's at the Academy al cys.
WARREN
Evening journal., 1904-05-07

sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Venditiona Exponas to me di-
rected. will be exposed TO public sale at
tho Court House. on Market street. be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets. in the
city of Wilmington, New Castle county,
Evening journal., 1904-05-07

sALE.-BY VIRTUE or A
writ Of Levari Facias TO me directed
will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House. on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh street, in the city
of Wilmington New Castle county
Evening journal., 1904-05-07

Capital, tfull paid) $5Oc,OOo.0O
Surplus snd Profits 1915, 10000
Evening journal., 1904-05-07

N. W. Cor. 9th and Market SITS.
Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
Timely Topics.

Brlcklayers have started on the front
Of the Ries building at Third and Del
aware streets.
Operations on the new road from the
causeway to High bridge are nearing
completion.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
News Of the Town.

John r. Lambson. who has been in
at his home here during the past few
weeks, is recovering and is now able
to be out.
Tasker Clark is home from the Meth
odist Hospital, Philadelphia, where he
was successfully operated on for ap-
pendicitis.
Evening journal., 1904-05-07
WILMINGTON A.
SCORE ny INNINGS.

Two out when winning run was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

IBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNE-l
Chicago. June Wheat lost 1zc to-day for all
futures Though the Southeastern wheat fields IN
1oubtedly had a thorough drenching Saturday and
sunday and the predictions for tomorrow were
FOR showers there was evidently no uneasiness in
that quarter. Messages from the Southwest indi-
Gated TWO four days delay in cutting ST. Louis
and Kansas City each contributed selling orders
neut feature Of the day. There little buying
by the Northwest early, but It over The
weather in that section had been cool and pleasant
Sunday, an ideal condition for wheat. and
trade sentiment, as expressed by the messages
from there. was undoubtedly bearish- In fact
some Of the wheat covered SATURDAY was put out
again by few OF the stronger Northwestern peo-
pie To-day's decrease in the visible supply puts
Z al the lowest point record Local elevator
stocks decreased 10000 bushels last week. To-days
reaction looked upon natural. in view OF
the sharp advances and heavy covering by North
western shorts Saturday.
The corn trade was quite generally getting out OF
July ana into September. July opened al sc 10
ssc. sold down sslac and closed AZ S6tc Septen-
oer opened at a1sc sac solo al Size and s0slc
and closed at se7sc Elevator interests were again
selling July against current manufacture of con-
tract grades. There were 1900 bushels inspected
into public from private elevators over Saturday
and SO 900 bushels shipped Eastern jobbers got
special prices 100000 bushels Of corn in Buffalo
and IN transit by lake. Sales we're at &c and PIC
below July for No. 3. 9 l. z Buffalo Ordinarily
No brings full July prices This marketing Of
the low and medium grades East at such figures
VIII shut the owners OF contract sorts out OF the
- Fs: estas for tor Is s sec oers some
OF the sellers Of the November corn covered their
aecses in July. This month closed only sc below
saturday, while September closed nc ssc under.
Osis were very dull; cash prices re TO lie lower.
a shade under for other months. Receipts were l2s
BE BE- ana q demands Tor Jo-rnorrow zlS cars
sOc lower than Saturday.
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Notice of Summons.


SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
John Eichler Brewing Company, Plaintiff AGAINST
Sherman BUhre. Alexander Buhre. individually and as
ceased: Ernsline Buhre Bertha Buhre. Clara FSuhre
Sophia MaIlett. Mary Buhre Henry Blhrs Fred-
erick g Buhrs ana Catherine z Bthre wife Cor
nelia Mills Rose y Hress. Cathar1ue SrarlherEer
Emile ~ Abry. Emile AIRY Bertrand AIRY PauItne
AIRY Frank Buhre, Grace Buhrs Alice Buhre. De-
fendants-SunmoEs and Notics-rriaI desired IN
New York County-ro the above named Defendants
You are Hereby Summoned % answer the complaint IN
this action and 20 serve a OF the
palntins Attorney within twenty DAYS after
vice OF this summons. exclusive OF the
and in case OF your failure to appear fudg
VIII be taken by default TOR the
LIEF demanded in the complaint.
Dated June % 1s04-
FRANCIS J. KUERZI. PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
Once and Post once Address g Nassau Street Nan
haitian. New York CITY
TO Frederick q. buhre Catharine z Buhrs. Co~neIia
Mills Emile AIRY Bertrand AIRY. Pauline AIRY Emile
A AIRY: The foregoing summons is served Won
by publication pursuant 70 order Of the Hon Charles
n Truax OF The Justices OF the Suprerls Court a.
the State OF New York In and for the County or New
York dated the 25th day OF June ana dIed Sfth
the complaint IN the ONCE OF the Clerk OF the C,nsV
OF New YORK at the County Court a thu ESor-
ouEh OF Manhattan. New York City.
Dated New York June 25th I90{
Yours. etc. FRANCIS T. EUERZT
Attorney for Plaintin 90 Nassau Street Manha+t,-
New York city.
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DESIGNATION OF KANSAS FISCAL AGENCY
y ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS
OF tho laws OF Kansas and by virtue OF authority
tnerelH conferred Upon Z Seth Auditor
me state Of Kansas hereby proclaim Governor
6erethFy or state and Auditor
and established The National Park Bank ~ Ney 80 ~
the Fiscal Agency Of the State Kansas in the ~ ~
New 80 '''O ny u
Mnnicipaiities p9yng bonds coupons the state
EIscal agency VIII 10 required pay a commission
zoe on each thousand dollars bonds paid and soc com
mission on each thousand dollars coupons paid This
1904. ~ " '0'0e 31'e' july -Se
SETH @.
-, Auditor OF the State OF Kansas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28

The OF or charge 70 satists
which me above Gescrioec property - sold ;
Eighteen thousand cour hundred Dollars
interest The 10Th day Of June ga I'd ehe
with and allowances amounting 10 Three hundred
and dfyhve and o4l00 dollars, with from June
10Th, 1904, together win tins expenses Of
approximate amount OF taxes assessments other liens
which are 20 De allowed 70 ne purchaser pur
chase money, or paid by The referee thousand
hundred and oVtyrwO 10-1O0 dollars and nreres
Dated New York June 18th. 1904
ECGENE 4 POAIEsROY Raferse
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NOTICE

Sealed proposals will be received P NJ Thurs
day June So 1904 at the ONCE OF The Pennsylvania
pany for assurances Lives and
617 Chestnut Street Philadelphia Trustee for the sale 10
them Of Of the Philadelphia
more Railroad Stock Trust Certificates
purchase The offerings the prices not exceeding
par costing in the aggregate the amount
STATED Will DO aecepted the parties offering them advised
at once. and payment be made when
signed and after Friday. July Proposals should
be endorsed. Proposals sale Philadelphia Wmin
ton Baltimore Railroad Stock Trust
addressed to 9. 5. W PACKARD. President 81 Chest
nut St, Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-28

SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
To the Stockholders the
Southern Pacific Company
Notice IS hereby given that the Board OF Directors
Of the Southern Pacific Company. a meeting this
day held called special meeting Of the stockholders
pany in Beechnont Jefferson County, Kentucky. on
o'clock A. N. standard time 70 consider and
upon resolutions 10 be brought before them at said
soiioriss. ris Inc FORM ana 70 the
Resolved %. that the capital stock Of the
dred million dollars. BY issuing million addt-
ti2naI shares Of the par value OF one hundred
Resolved %, that the said increased stock s
preferred shall 90 entitled dividends in
each fiscal at such rate. not exceeding seven
Per cent per annum. payabl. semi annually out
Board Of Directors. before any dividend shall be
declared on the common stock that such diYl-
dends shall be non-cumulattve; that the holders
Of be entitled 10 any other further of
The prohts Of the Company; that upon the disso-
the holders OF preferred stock shall be entitled 10
have their shares redeemed at par before All,
dlstrb Ition OF any part OF the assets of the Com
mon stock. that said preferred stock shall be
amounts ana in such manner, as the Board Of
than par value OF the shares that it
shall be convertible into common stock share for
share the option OF the holders time
and shall be redeemabe, at the option OF the
July, 1905. before the nrst day OF July. 1910
a one hundred and fifteen dollars per share"
be they hereby authorized establish
from time 10 time and enforce all such rules and
ana conversion OF such stock not Inconsistent
necessary expedient"
transfer books Of the Company viii be closed July -
ALEX. MILLAR
Secretary and Clerk
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DiUidend Notices.
COL 0NIAL TRUST
COMPANY.
Coupons payable at its Office s22 Broadway, on and
after July list, 1904.

Coupons payable at Its Office. asa Broadway, and
after July LIST. 1904.
Atlantic Avenue Railroad, imp. mtge.
Brooklyn, Bath & West End Railway. series A.
Buffalo & Lockro-t Railway. LIST mtge
Citizens Water Supply Co. Of Newtown, End
mtge. 40.
Confectoners Manufacturing Company, 1st
mtge.
Connecticut Railway & Lighting Co., LIST & ref
mtge.
Corning Gas & Electric Co, list mtge.
Crystal Hygiene Ice Co, Sc.
Dawson Railway & Coal Co, 1st & coll trust
mtge.
Dawson Railway & Coal Co., Sc
Dealers Hygiene Ice Co., 1st mtge.
Des MOines Iowa Falls & Northern Ry., LIST
mtge.
East Side Electric Co. of Kansas City, LIST mtge.
Ell Paso & Rock Island Ry., list mtge.
EIyria, Grafton & Southern Ry. Co.
indianapolis & Northern Traction Co., 1st mtge.
international Steam Pump Co.. debentures.
Lake Shore Electric Ry. Co., LIST con. SO.
Lorain & Cleveland Ry. Co. 1st so.
Meriden, Southington Compounce Tramway.
LIST mtge
Mobile, Jackson & Kansas City R. R. Co., 1st
con. so.
Nassau Electric Railroad, LIST cons. mtge. 40.
Neuse River Mills, 1st mtge.
Newhouse Mines & Shelters So.
New London Gas e Electric Co, 1st con. &
ref. mtge.
Norfolk Warehouse Association, LIST mtge
Peoples Gas & Electric Co., LIST mtge
Tannersville Wafer Co, 1st mtge
The Hutton Co., LIST mtge
Utah Light & Power Co. cons mtge.
Utah Light & Power Co. prior lien mtge.
United States Telephone Co.
Venanog Power & Traction Co, so.
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19th Street

The approximate OF lien o. charge 10 Sat
isfy abovs-de5Crbed ia
500 $50 IS with interest thereon from 2oth cav -
June 1904. together with and
70 S39 40 together WITH the expenses OF the
OF the
other liens De allowed purchaser oIr
the purchase money paid by the Referee is 81 IL
Dated New York. Path day Of June 1904
FREDERICK W STEELE Rece--s
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW.

- York-A1nis c Tower, planting. against Nfortrx
Primer others. tetecdants-In pursuance OF
duly entered tr re
entitled OF JJ1s
the Undersigned. the referee Judgment named
will sell at public auction at the New York Estate
City Of New York. the 9th July 1904 az
l. o'clock THAT day. D. Phoenix Iugraharn
auCtIoneer. directed Judgment
described follows. certain To-
parcel OF buildings
thereon erected. situate lying being y
The Bronx and City OF New YORK being
IN Section Number g. Block Number 234l.
The Land Map u the City Of York
bounded and described follows Beginning
oc premises heretofore con-
Edward Richards and Q earle
thence running uorrhvar1ly but along
Mott Avenue twenty-five feet. rhence
ming eastwardly our On line at right
line OF Mott Avenue and through the
a party vail the same extends ~
twenty-0ne t22l} feet seven and one
York Harlem Railroad running solrhvTss-
wardly the said uorthwestsry said Rail-
20 0ce-Iuarrer 6l40
20 northery premises convened to sad
Aforesaid thence WesrEardly. bug
OF Carlsy's at right
said line OF Mott hun
sixteen l21Sl I'VE and-rhres eghths So
inches the said eastsrIy line OF Mott
point place OF beginning
Dated. New York. June 18th, 1904
EUGENE Il. POMEROT. Referees.
SAMUEL T CARTER. Jr. Attorney for PIantser -
Wall Street Borough Of Manhattan New city.
The following - diagram OF -he be
described above the street number being So
Avenue
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