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a stranger came TO the door Of the
Tabor house and asked Mrs. Tabor
TO call her husband. As he stepped
pn the threshold shooting began and
Tabor fell with bullet in the groin
and one in the body, under the
lungs He was taken to the Salida
hospital Sunday and fingers there at
the point of death
Mrs. Tabor is in Gunnison and
positively identified the dead convict
as the stranger who called her hus-
band TO the door and shot him.
Baggs is also reported to have ap-
peared in Sargents Saturday and
made boasts that he had got Tabor
and would get the sheriff if he came
after him.
The Jury called by Coroner o Leary
heard the details of the case yester-
day morning and brought in a ver-
dict of iusti6able homicide by dep
utv sheriff. II. J Dunbar, a captain
at the penitentlary, came over on the
train Yesterday and identified the
body There was 500 reward for
him. The convict suit Baggs wore
had on it the number, 7l6S. which
distinguished him in the peniten-
tIary
Baggs was undoubtedly one ol
the most dangerous criminals ever in
the country He is reported to have
a mother in Oakland, Calf, but
otherwise was without relatives and
had apparently not only lost al
sense Of responsibility to God and
society but was afflicted with insane
desire to get even with enemies, rea
or fancied, and would undoubtedl,
have killed a number of people i
left at large.
Sheriff IIanlou and posse haC
serious business on hand in tackline
a man of this character, but the,
had it to do, and successfully accom-
plished the result in the only wa,
which seemed possible.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08

9Ees sasse1asa aasa.s "saks 81 nseai aaa .az tEea5
esFes tho esi of heath As pa
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08
S0nERSEr Alao rnE nuooy
smpipn Correspondeace.

sunday. October 3.
W J. Doak returned to Paonia sun
day.
Miss NJ ie Shaw l. visiting at Pa
onis this eek
Wesley Adams this week
Mrs. Carey and son, Rudy, wer.
Somerset visitors Saturday
A great many hunting parties have
been through here the past week.
All sorts of surveying seems to hs
going on here. We wonder what it il
all for.
Mr. and Mrs. Mckee and sssn. Esley
visited Mrs. Rush at Bowie Tuesda,
evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08
lola
News-Champion Correspondence.

"Wednesday. October s.
Geo. Berg and family of Gunnison
spent Sunday at the ]. X. Berg ranch
Mrs. Millard Hewitt came over from
Denver Saturday on business. returning
Sunday.
Sheriff Hanlon and Marshall Miller
were down from Gunnison on business.
recently
N. NJ. Foster and u. l.. GRAY are
busy this week on some new buildings
going up here. Lots of improvements
being made at lola.
Pat 1rainor was over from Powder
horn Monday to greet his brother
James, who came in Sunday from Mack,
Colo. They spent some days of the
week in Gunnison.
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News Chsmpsoa Correspoadeses

News Champtoe COrrespOadesce.
Sunday, Octoter 3.
hsying is a thing Of the past now.
Mrs. German Of Salsds hes been vis-
iting with Mn. b. c. Waters a few
days.
The CFOokston school begins tomor-
roo under the asns9rOs0t Of niss Nc
QAilIen u Salida.
Ckas. Tsbor was called fFssA his door
lste Saturday eve~iNg end deliberately
shot. Ne wss taken - The hospital At
Salida Sunday HesninQ.
mr. and Mrs. Andrew hilkiebiidle,
who have been apeDdinx the summer in
sunny TOmichi valley, 10 going u start
Templeton is going to accompany them
to finish her schooling.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08

Pitkin Miner: A man named
French, who until Thursday was
with the c. & S. construction gang,
stopped off here and took sick Thurs
day night with pneumonia He was
sent to the hospital at Gunnison
Friday evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08
ollQ QIY

News Champion COrrespOadence.
Tuesday, Oct. 5.
Mrs. Jim Derrim is out again after
two weeks illness.
DIR. and Mrs. Davlin of Pitkin were
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08

:. J. Miller & Son have this week
installed tungsten lights in their place
Of business. All Of our merchants
are putting in these new lights which
gives a much improved appearance
10 Main street.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08

John Bruins and wife left Sunday
for SIllsville to reside John has
a position on the Maple Leaf there.
Mrs. E J Hurst came down yes
terday from the Augusta Mine,
where she has been cooking the past
summer
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-05

the years change the outward sem
blance. Il is very wonderful TO think
how we shall grow more and more
dependent on each other as We grow
older and feebler and the world drops
away from us with our youth. Why
Isabelle!"
Mrs. Lindsey was crying and smil-
ing at them. all three. and her face
was very wonderful through IT'S IL
lumined tears. I've been blind
and wicked foCli' was all the eng
matical explanation she would make
And in the darkness later that
evening she hurled from her window
with all her strength bottle oil
brownish liquid and smiled triumph
antly when she heard 1t smash out
in the stree.
(Copywright. 1909. by w. Werner) g.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-05
A GOOD REASON
Newport News People Can Tell You
Whv II Is SO.

Doan's Kidney Pills cure the cause
Of disease. and that is wny the cures
are always lasting This remedy
strengthens and tones up the kidneys.
helping them to drive out OF the body
the liquid poison tina; cause back
ache. headache and distressing kidney
and urinary complaints. Newport
News people testify to permanent
cures.
Harry N. I.arrick. $50 Thirtieth
street. Newport News. Va. says: i
first used Doas's Kidney Pills In 1902
when living n West virginia AT
that time ! received a strain acvoss
my back and I was laid mp fer nearly
three months The doctors did not
help me in thelleast and my back was
80 weak that ] had TO have assist
ahce when I attempted 10 get up from
sitting postum Ny back panied
me all the time and ] was at loss
TO know what a dc. as nothing had
any eject on my trouble. Being told
about Deans kinney Pills. ! com
menccd their use and the contents OF
three boxes coma eteiy cured ne.
During the past setcn years. the con-
plant has not returned. A few
months ago ! got box Of Deans Kid
rcy pills A. Klorg drug store and
used them as a toni to nv kidneys
For sale by all acalers Price 50
cents Foster Mlbufn Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agerts for the United
states
Remember the nane-Doan's-a
| take no other.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-05
HEAVY DRAINS ON
NATIONS FORESTS

The total yearly drain upon oul
forests. not counting losses from fires
storms, and insects. is some twenty
billion cubic feet" says II. 5. kol
llCgg. assistant forester in charge o
the office of forest statistics. in
publication just issued by the for
est service on The Timber Supply o,
the United States"
Our present forest area of So
million acres may be roughly esti
mated TO consist of POO million acres
lcf mature forest, in which the am
NAL growth is balanced by death ane
decay, OF 250 million acres partially
cut or burned over. on which. Will
reasonable care. there is sufiifiicien'
young growth to produce in the course
lOf time n mercnantable, but not
full crop of timber. and 100 million
acres Of mere suyerely cnt and burn
ed over forests. On which there u
not sufficient young growth TO pro
duce another crop Of much value.
Taken as whole. the annual
growth Of our forests under these con
ditiCns does not exceed twelve cubic
feet per acre, a total OF less than
seven billion cubic feet That is. we
are cutting cur forests three times as
fast as they are growing. There Is
menace in the continuance or sucn
conditions. While we might never
reach absolute timber exhaustion, the
unrestricted exploitation Of our forests
in the past has already had serious
effects, and it will have much worse
if il is allowed to continue unchecked.
White pine. for instance, which
was once considered inexhaustibie,
has fallen off twenty per cent in cut
since 1890. and more than forty-five
per cent since 1900. The cut or OAK,
cur most valuable hardwood lumber.
has decreased siXtenn per cent since
1900. ana that of yellow poplar twenty
two per cent. The same story Will
be ted Of other woods if they are
not conserved
The fact that timber has been
cheap and abundant has made us care
less OF its production and reckless
in ats use We take 200 cubic feet
of wood per capita annually from
our forests, while Germany uses only
thirty seven cubic feet, and France
but twenty-five On the other hand,
Germany, who has learned her lesson.
makes her state forests produce an
average Of fOrty-eight cubic feet per
acre. We have as fast growing species
as Germany. or faster, and as good or
better forest sell if We protect II.
The necessity for more farm lana
may eventually reduce our total for
est area to 100 million acres less
than it is at present. II is entirely
possible, however, to produce on 45V
million acres as much wood as popu-
laticn much greater than we have
now will really need if all the for
est land is brought 10 its highest pro-
dncing capacity and if the product is
economically and completely utilized
But to reach the necessary condition
Of equilibrium between timber produc-
ticn and consumption will take many
years of vigorous efforts by individu-
al forest owners, by the states, and by
the National Government. None OF
Them can solve the problem alone'
al must work together"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-05
When She Would Marry.

The question Of when a girl should
marry is up for discussion as a re-
suit of the Stiffness of the season
A girl should marry when the net In
come of the aspiranf for the honor
OF footing her bills is equal 10 the
sum she is accustomed TO spending
plus to the amount she would have
to make her acquaintance green
with envy.-I.ouisyille Courier Journ-
al
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-05

Dut hatf
Maud had used
all the little wiles
she knew of 20
make Henry speak
the words she
longed To hear.
She would have
been perfectly viii
ling for him 10
say them again
and yet again
Does "A woman
ever tire of those
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-05
AS a Last
Resort

Really. the game looked desperate
had TO be done at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-05
soxss feet There is four story frame hathouse on
ARvERNE DEAL INVOLVES sl25OOO.
Property Comprises Ten Boardwalk Stores
and Bathing Pavilion

The Lewis II. May Company Charles F. Noyes
company New York agents. has sold for the New
tork CITY Water Improvement Company the block
'front.' on Remington avenue extending from Story
race to the beach at Arverne The plot consists
oi more than twenty-five city lots. together with
Ten boardwalk stores, twenty-five bachelor apart
mehs and large bathing pavilion. A corporation,
represented by Emanuel Jacobus is the buyer
This property was originally owned by the late
hemingtes~ Nernam, the founder Of Arverne whose
heirs conveyed II 10 the holding company through
winch the sale was made. 1t has always been use 1
for public purposes A charitable lawn fete. Circus
ana carnival have been held on the premises for
some years.
Inc same brokers have secured for the purchaser
a S9oo nrst mortgage on the property. TO Tor
hVe years II is the intention OF the company to
erect fourteen cottages, 10 be used for all year
homes The boardwalk front will be improved
with concrete stores and apartments. a large
recreation and amusement pier. running thou
sand feet into the ocean. will also be built.
The property was held at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-05
,,Ir ON THE DRIVE
-,or FRONTS 70 FEET.
..,,, Found for a Number of Fine
O'S Business Sites.

and investors were prominent
sf speon-... ,sal estate market On the great
,'asrasy y ..s-aI large properties changed hands
rss see r.-ceis has large frontage on 'he
ne o. NV
paTe noticeable increase IN oea4s
gbefe W. AS a result Of the Day uaolhs
,Ssss .,sre found for fine Duane street site
~ oSnsi' .rsct Of land with frontage on the
a for . va
srsn River No. sola plot. 75xlOO feet, in
Aghohs.- 75O feet south OF 18th street The
gf'..r the Concord Han apar trneil' mouse
ns ns~ 1I-b.,e sold the seven four story build
li'ea - .,,bv-est corner OF Hudson and Duane
9 a. =. - SCRIPTURES occupy a plot containing
csis - s,nare feet and having frontages Of
.esi "" Hudson street and OF 44-5 feet on
- iss, So, The property is opposite small
s,,galar park .-.,,. rro,-,,s
lf a. COR The Norris Heights Dock Company.
50 nv Arthur Knox. plot Of about
$50 .srss lots AT nth street and the Harlem
Fe' r. Mot was formerly a part OF the estate
Bt- couverneur Norris and VIII be improved
srtsnsive business enterprise.
- c-.cebull Realty Company sold the Anita.
~ ~ story elevator apartment house, on
i..,o feet. on the easlsrly side OF 81. Nicholas
..,us. opposite liSd street
u.nrv Eckhardt sold No. 45s Manhattan ave-
are story double hathouse. on lot 27xs5. for
lls',vsBbagen TO Theresa Mcmahon.
-, ave been fled for i've story dwelling
- 10 built st Nc. los East S7th street, from
-, nv Foster. Gade & Graham. architects. for
- =, Miss Reese II is 10 be Of the French
s,,sssnce style, with mansard roof with a
- II will be OF ornamental limestone.
= s-ontsge Of IS feet and depth Of 60 feet,
- !, extension. II Viii have elevator service.
:, cost will be 5000
r.-. have been fled for remodelling the Offices
Il. sirhth noor o. the Edison station al Duane
:, Elm street. the Improvement being made from
,.ss-s BY ". Wesenberger, as architect. and for
,,-,r The baths in the Synagogue Building at
:. - attorney street. the improvements being
-,ss for Peter Levinger. as owner, from designs
MAR Nukker, architect
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n ENLARGE AN UPTOWN CHURCH.
movements Planned for st. Vincent
Ferrr's VIII Cost $4,000.

Alien Collins and James ". O'Connor. archi-
ms fled plans for the enlargement OF the old
Roman Catholic Church Of 81. Vincent Ferrer, al
lsSngon avenue and Goth street The front
s,sss 70 be torn down. and a new one built.
s,shss win Two tall ornamental towers Of Gothic
5ss.r Ocissonal in shape. and having belfries,
Mia vii add 10 the architectural beauty Of the
sso Over the new central entrances viii be a
,,ld smaller spire, rising above the pedment cor
1H
YF chspes with small affairs and an ambulatory
an q Be erected on the north and south sides Of
rs present. chaneel- The rernodelled vesybule will
y srshsi with ribbed limestone walls. ana solid
rsrts plaza steps and have vaulted guastavine
sling
n. rsennsfrnctinn work Is 10 cost SO 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-05

he auction offerings to-day at the Real Estate
h,.zngs saesrooms. Nos. 4 and Is Vesey street,
4 as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-05
REALTY NOTES.

:. Dos Taylor were the brokers in the sale
!" % West 18th street three story and
=. .1shi dwelling house. on lot 2isxssli feet. for
- Myths 10 Coleman Ullman.
- essue'on Realty Company is the buyer OF
:, -n1ieast corner Of Broadway and l5lst street.
s.'sesn.y through Arnold. Byrne & Baumann.
,s. -s-ss Laue has leased TO paper manufactur-
1871 me six story building az the northwest
PIT Of years
sa'iaoc q Co. have leased for Livingston &
r,....N me tenement house 80. 80 Macdougal
" Larala at an aggregate rental OF SIC 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-05
Ia OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

~ o. a. s".nsn Co. have sold a MO, eav,oo
Essle' east side Of Nostrand avenn me s sa,,,
-ssg c.r.. @tkwsy. Brooklyn. for ne p;,,,.-as
I'm c, en- to J. NJ Herx!,ner 40 '''s Wilkins
g.. New ~. - mas sold for J. Gerow butcher.
b. u Fis,b''.,I central Railroad. the southwest
f.sesn ~. Push avenue and Dorchester Road
~ 1lt sser,. parcel has frontages Of lss feet IN
-. lee n a., 80 feet IN Dorchester Road. and
L. - Iow al Ia street The new owner viii
We Npaiiment houses. with stores. on
County -. mas sold for a client 10 the
~ avenue 10y Company. a plot 4oxloo G.et
u~ south, Sohey Island. forming an Il"
corner OF East 18th street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-05

he auction offerings to-day at the Real Estate
h,Asnge saesrooms. Nos. u and Is Vesey street,
u tsss follows
By Samuel Marx.
osnsl s. 4 " cor q Allen St - SKIS. sty loft
Z Norris Rosenberg 81 a. sgt Isaac schreiber 81 al
as-hai l. sttys; g Newman. ref; amt due.
Anh 81 s ss4 Il = n Ave C. . IOzlO3.3. 2 sly
81, ] BroEn aFt joseph Pimstein e al: SscEett
81 : sttys; J P Sullivan. ref; amt due sls225 20:
nIs e.. Si2s55
BY Joseph r Day
~ Madison e. O. - 2 p Of jefferson ~. - TX
~ sy TENT and store Theodore Bitteruan agt
anns Srayhoys e. a.. samuel BitternRn. atty; .
~. ref ant Qua SIS baa 20. taxes. etc 81 $50.
Mnis Pans Road " II q Van Nest ave. X
a ire JohH HzIen = al agt George Muller ct al:
Msl taxes sic. 1857 SO.
y zlsh {. as n II Maple 81 25xl25 Wake
~ saares Nam agt David Isyle 81 al. BENJAMIN a.
:, a VS. : Ward. ref, amt due 5000 ~ taxes.
-sn s. l4s q e II Maple ave 27xl25. Wakefield.
- patterson Gg james De carlo 81 al. German.
20 PUMPKINS ref amt due. Ss7 2S. taxes. etc. $3.50:
y Irg mort 81 $500.
ave COZ n i2sth - - iialOO. three sly
~ : y sehuz. Tef; amt due. S6s.327 SO; sub 10 a
rlAs suction sale held yesterday resulted as
allows
By Joseph p. Day.
y m s. e. 800 p W Of Ave A. 25xiO2 2 8 sly
- senl- Fulton agt 9 NJ Segel - al. u Canary.
~ = fafiis, ref. due 81. z0S a. taxes. etc.
- 'as Plaintiff for $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-05

The approximate amount of the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above de-
scrfbed property Is TO be sold. is Seventeen
thousand eight hundred sixteen and 94-I0O
Doliars tS1T sic. o4l. with interest thereon
from the second day OF July. 1909 to-
rether with costs and allowance amounting
10 -Four hundred thirty-eight and 26-IdO
Dollars Sass. 2dD. with interest from July
s. 1903. together with the expenses OF the
sale The approximate amount OF taxes
assessments water rates or other liens
which are 20 be allowed 10 the purchaser
referee ~ Four hundred twsnty-six and
s5-lOo Dollars tS4e6. 55l. and interest The
PREMISES will be sold subject 10 tenement
house violations. II AIRY. and 10 any state
OF facts which an accurate survey would
show
Dated, New York, July 18th 1909
T. p. SULLIVAN. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-05
RECEIVERS OF RENTS NAMED.

k,,.s n'soy, Of the Supreme Court. has app
$3.50 J. Eettinger receiver OF the rents of
.r,,. 5oerok street. tenement house. in an
n 49, Ign oy Hannah Strauss against Isaac
Us o'As's 70 foreclose a second mortgage OF
NE ,s.,. osser"els has been appointed receiver
s.Fs. =. " No ~ East I'D street in an action
ssus,s An, any angel Collier Montagu against
e-rss. =, ana others 70 forecose a second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-05
wv sVs CONTROL THE INvERMERE

s'ss So Nara q Co have leased the Inver-
Kss, ls,b .. s1piy elevator apartment house No.
Berkl., On plot 5oxloo feet. for Lance
Tie lat,.- me Manchester Leasing Com
I'm = Dam and y. S. Ke,cbyr1 ;o,,,al,.. 80
H. Nc. y J. 2. Ketchum, '''''' 'O' merry OF
ss.sper'y was leased for - 49,. -, -
ss'ssz slso , iental OF about $4,000 The same
sss, o., 'sased the Eve story apartment No.
m o. ,e.- .'iee' recently. 10 Mr.. Ketchun Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-05
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Finney Mathews have sold for Sara J. Wilson,
NO 42l West 56th street. five story fathouse on a
lot 25xlO05 feet, 10 a client an investment.
Charles Gulden has bought from the Giles estate
NOS 40 and AZ Elizabeth street. five story build
ing on plot 5OXl002 feet. He purchased last Janu-
airy the northwest corner of Canal and Elizabeth
streets. almost opposite his latest purchase.
Frederick Tench has sold TO client of Sol A.
Coin for improvement, the southwest corner OF ST.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
EVERY Other Hour on The Even Hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
DIRECT CONNECTION IN nav UNION
STATION. WARRINGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily. Esd 81. LILY ST.
Washington. SleeDerS. .1I.50 pm 1.3O am
Washngton. Diner. Parl-r $50 am 500 am
Washington. Diner. Parlor $50 am 10. 90 am
Washington. Diner, Parlor II. so am 100 in
Washington. Parlor. 1850. $50 pm 2. 90 pm
Parior Car. New York 20 Richmond. Va
'sRoyal Ltd, :" Diner. Parlor'3 SO pm 4. 90 pm
Washington. Diner. Parlor $50 pm 500 pm
Washington. Buffet, Par.or $50 pm 100 pm
Through paiiv Trains TO the West
Chicago. Pittsburg- ------- $50 am S-uc am
ChicagO. Columbus ii 30 am 1900 n n
PittsbuTg Cleveland ..... $50 pm 400 pm
..Pittsburg Limited $3.50. $50 pm TOO pm
Gin, St T.. Louisville III. 80 pm l. SO ana
Gin. St l.. Louisville =. 8 so am 10 a. ar,
Gin. ST. L., Louisville. $50 rm dao pm
Offices. Gas 431. 1900 Broadway, Aston
House. 225 Fifth Ave-. N Y. IS Ave. =
az Ridge ST: 343 Fulton ST. Erookfyos
Nest 23d ST. and Liberty St
After p. NJ. Sleeping Car resevvstsoso
and fuIl Information regarding trains ofc-s
can be op-ained at Bureau OF lnrormat1oas
III & o. r. r.. esd St Terminal -
No. Chelsea aSSo.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
FORECLOSURES SALES.

-
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF NEW YORK.-Robert I. Brown,
Plaintiff against Joseph Pimstein. sarah
Pimstein. Corteiyou Realty Company. Netta
Katherine Smullen. Benjamin Brown. Mary
Brown, Rose Fitzpatrick. Dora Nathenson.
Martin Montana. Concetta Montana, katy
ByeIik. Mary Schroeder. Francis McGimes.
Peterson. oscar Peterson and John fisher'
Defendants
In pursuance OF Judgment OF fore
closure and sale duly made and entered IN
the above entitled action and bearing date
the sth day OF July. 1909. l. the undersigned,
the Referee in said Judgment named. VIII
Salesroona, Nos. I4-Ig Nesey Street. in the
Borough OF Manhattan City Of New York.
on the 18th day of August. 1909. at Il
Aurttoneer. the premises directed by said
Judgment TO be sold. and therein described
as follows:
land. with the building thereon erected.
situated lying and being In the Eleventh
Ward OF the CITY OF New York and bound
ed and described as follows. to VIII; he
ginning at a point on the southery side or
Thirteenth Street distant eighty-siX feet
-FOUR and one-half inches e6 IL, "a tn)
easterly from the corner formed oy tne
intersection OF the said southerly side OF
T.bfrteenth Street with the easterly side Of
Avenue c. and running thence southeriy
parallel with Avenue and portion or tne
distance through the centre uI pasNS va
one hundred and three rect ana thIee
inches ~0O3 n. in) to the centre line OF
the block between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets. thence easterly along said centre
line OF the block. twenty-three feet ten and
one-haIf inches (23 II. 1Ois tn), thence
nor.herIy again parallel with Avenue G.
and a portion Of the distance through the
centre OF another party wall, one hundred
ana three feet and three inches tlO3 a. 3
in 10 the southerly side OF Thirteenth
Street; and thence westerly along said
southerly side Of Thirteenth street twenty
,bree feet ten and one-half inches (23 e.
toiS an n to the point or place OF beginning
mated New York. july 18Th, 1909.
T. p. SULLIVAN, Referees
SAr.K EFT. CHAPMAN & STEVENS. At
,ornevs for Plaintiff. 154 Nassau Street
tribune Building). New York
The following Is a diagram or the prop
erty 10 be sold: its street Numher Is IO4
CITY OF New York;
' 18th Street.
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AUCTION SALES.

SAMUEL NEWWITTER. Auctioneer, Will
sell to-day, at o. clock. at No. 1886
Rockaway ave. Borough OF Brooklyn. the
right, title and interest in and 20 the lease
OF the above mentioned premises By order
Of MOrt-agee
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

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