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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-01
FROM A NEWSBOY TO
GOVERNOR OF STATE
DEATH ENDS REMARKABLE
CAREER or N, W. M'sWEENEY.
Former Governor Passed Away at
Mount Hope Retreat In
baltimore.

COLUMBIA, S. G., Sept SO,--Form.
or Governor Miles H. MeSweeney OF
South Carolina, who has been under
treatment at Mount Hope Retreat In
Baltimore since July rs last died at
that institution at 1880 o'clock yester.
day morning. For the past week Il
has been known here that the former
Governor was critically IN, and his
wife went to Baltimore 70 be with
him. She was present az the time of
his death, also was his son. Eugene
b. McSweeney
His body will be brought today to
his old home at Hampton. s. c.. aud
inferred there.
Former Governor McSweeney was
a native Of Charleston, s. T.. where
he was born April rs, 1855. tie rose
from a newsboy to be Governor OF the
State, and held many political offices
In South Carolina, besides being a
member OF the State Legislature and
president OF the South Carolina Press
Association.
His father died OF yellow fever In
Charleston when Miles was years
Of age AZ 10 Mcsweeney sold news.
papers on the streets Of Charleston.
and later elerked IN a book store, at.
tending school at night He served
an apprenticeship in a Job printing
office and worked on newspapers IN
Charleston and Columbia. Mr. Nc.
sweeney won the South Carolina
scholarship In Washington and Lee
University offered by the Charleston
typographical Union. but because Of
lack Of means TO meet the necessary
outside expenses be was unable 90
attend only 4 short time In 1877 he
removed 70 Ninety.six, Abbevllle ooun.
~. South Carolina, whore he ENGAGED
In the publication Of The Ninoty.slS
Guardian, continuing IN charge OF that
publication until 1879. lie then be.
came the publisher Of The Hampton
County Guardian at Hampton. s G
From 1884 TO 1894 he was chairman
ot the county Democratic executive
committee In 1894 he was elected
a member OF the South CaToliua I.egIs
lature. and IN 1900 Governor of the
State. For several years he Nar =
OF the South Carolina Demo
cratic executive committee. and for
wight years be served a. president Of
the South Carolina Press Association.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-01

YORK, Sept. Wilbur
circled the great Statue of
at the entrance of New York
in his aeroplane yesterday.
the upper part of the city two
= balloons ingloriously failed
task. This, the first day of
of the Hudson-Fulton celebra-
as a victory for the heavier.
machines.
Wright and Glenn H. Curtiss
successfully from the aero
81 Governors Island in their
fopelled bi-planes; both great
b, manned, respectively, by
homas Baldwin and George l..
on. and entered in The New
orld's $4,000 New York TO AL
e. we're forced to descend be-
mechanical difficulties be-
b were well under way.
Wright made three sensa-
ghts, and Curtiss made one
pugh successful test spin OF
ohds' duration. Baldwin with
ble landed in the Hudson
than an hour after the
lie Tomlinson after remain.
E air from 1886 a. m. until
came to earth near White
Y. twenty-five miles from
ng point. Neither Of the dI.
lots were injured, nor was
seriously damaged.
was the first to leave the
Z O'Clock In the morning
brief flight.
t Made Three Flights.
IRIS later Wright made bis
!. encircling Governors Is
remaining in the air for sew
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-01
III Increase in Number
atentS During Past Year

issued 1882 patents, an excess Of
22s over the number for the year be-
fore.
The patents granted at Washington
since 1886 are now far beyond a mill.
ion and a half. II would seem that
the advice Of the special practitioner
TO his clients. Invent some little
thing" should begin 70 be difficult
IN the following. With the automobile
stlll In process OF development, how.
ever, and with the multiplication OF
dying machine devices and wireless
telegraphy paraphernalia In progress.
the Patent Office may look forward
stllI TO record-bFeaklng years q regis
try.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-01
PRESIDENT TAFT NOW
ON THE PACIFIC COAST
He Arrived In Seattle Just Two Weeks After His
Departure From Boston.

SEATTLE, Wash. Sept. SO,--Presl.
dent Taft last night reached the Pa.
oiho Coast, just two weeks after his
start from Boston. He will leave Sc.
attic for Tacoma on Friday and will
leave that city az midnight, going
south until Los Angeles IL reached,
Then comes the turn to the East.
A great throng OF peopole waited
for the President at the station and
along the brilliantly lighted streets
through which he passed, and there
was cheering at every step of the
way.
The visit to the Alaska.Yukon.Pa
eiAc Exposition will begin today. AZ
ter luncheon he will make an address
In the national amphlthoater. The
President also will speak at a banquet
At the Exposition grounds during the
evening,
The President yesterday passed
through a region which displayed les
maryels 10 the way OF fruit raising,
AZ North Yakima, where he passed
the forenoon and made an address,
the President saw one Of the oldest
irrigated fruit regions 10 the North.
west TIE yield OF apples especially
attracted his attention and he said he
was fond Of them
In hla Yakima address the Preal
lent paid a tribute 10 Senator Wesley
=. Jones Of Washington. who Joined
the party at Spokane, yesterday. Gov
ernor Hay OF Washington. IN introduc
ms The President. declared that for
vIoe.Preslden. In 1879 he placed IN
nomination Wesley Jones"
In dominating Senator Jones for n
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-01
Alabama PrOhibitiOniStS
Dislike Judges Decision

MOBILE Ala hept "a. The Ala
bama pFohlbisl0alsss feel arsrisves
oger tho deeialea 10 relation % ths
'isht u iEial % iarg. bsi the eauss o.
lsatica f0f fhe lhaigtauaI eaunof ~
saie % haFe been injured fhersbY-
raider the eontfsfY TIE decision
eoafsmas tba parilss 81 fbs Fuller
pgptililiaS on tsa7ips . esfsnasai
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-01
raj Corporation Tax
eduCeS Revenue Of States

corporations which are creatures o.
The state. which possess valuable
privileges essential % their operation
conferred b. the States. and which
lnhuencs directly sbA iBdireetiY the
prosperity. and thus ihe tax-paying
capacity. Of All abe people. Mr. Fo0ts
eu0ssd from q report d the FEDERAL
Bureau o. Cogp0sAti0ns q statement
showing thar IN New EngiaHd ths
States d1v from the eorpogatiOna
from "a per cent 70 50 per cent o. All
thelr revenues. thuf Ohlo araws "a
par cent frori thai soares. and thai
aserT eiett a the Uaioa is slmiisriy
s1 sp ueaieF o. less degree
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-01

the trip. which be hoped would end
a. Albany lie got away At 1886. and
headed north on the easterly side Of
the Hudson
Baldwin arose a. II 80. shot out az.
reotly over the middle Of the Hudson.
and began travelling toward the state
capital IN q few moments be- Eas
lest 10 view builh q pan o. sind snap.
ped one of bic raddes ropes. and be
vas forced 70 descend The balloon
osme easily Capt BALDWIN threw oGt
dragHcta. and sailors from the battle.
ships Rhode Island. Nou IefaeS and
N0fh Carolina. who naW hla plight.
"a 10 biz FoHcre 10 launches.
N IN nvuhE himself lni7 = boat
uifhoat EsttiaE Wei.
Meantime Tpmllnson. "a = height
d about 90 feet. had beer going
northward overland. when bath be
gaa0l.ns and on tanks beEAu ieakina
Fearing an sEpiosloB. h. was forced
20 come 10 earth on q country estate
scar White Plains This fsat BE- AZ.
oompliahed without mlshap.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-01

GToN. Sept. SO.-There
de of unknown. hidden
hsors who have done great
have brought to pass, with
any fine moral fuss about
eiorms made people better
|aing.lathe almost or a cog.
bappy. little lever or some.
Iual report OF the Commits
Patents is presently to n
DIS reflection stausticaIly.
ear then that the philoso-
mate Of the number OF hid.
inventors Is wofuIly IN.
For IN the single fiscal
with last June there we're
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-01
wss KEPT Busy

Degaty ClFcuit CIsrk chssss wts
ksrs busy yesterday administsFiag
oath 70 parties whose pensions haf
been approved ~ ihs state Beard q
Pensions. Thsas describes Cd yeis
rans ana uidour ~ VeterAFs Wil %.
ealys thslr parrsnts af 3 - - tke
comytr0lisr saa make fte p ogt sae
fsgWafe 1aNs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-01

lhs rishs o. q trial b. isFy, a. uneoa
stitHfi0nal ledge Afford SAID fhaf
section n ~ ths Alabama ooaatitns
lion stated that right o. trial b. Jury
marl remain invioiste. and ihat fhe
FULLER bill waa IN direct conflict vita
tbs TIE rlght % trial ~ fury aseug
q gFeater imDoFtauee 20 Aiabama
lhaa lhs sseeiee issus q probibliios
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-01

heard that they were coming aud bad
gone 20 Pensacola with the men. This
they dld not believe. whoreapon the
TALLER handed them the keys and told
them 10 make a search. aud n thef
wanted him 70 be would call ous Ell
prisoners Into the corridor They
we're fooled BY bis willingness and
while they went into the JAN no sysfe.
matte search was mads. and the ne.
gr0es we're saved, Tuesday. however
Il became known that che negroes
we're stiil IN lsll aud talk immediately
started N Wnehlng TAe sheriff De-
elded bpat not 90 aiierapi another
fuse. 20 dipped the men from jall aud
took the hrst tfain for Pensacola Sc
made arrangements yesterday morn
Tax for the negroes - remain here
uatll the neNt term of couFt a. Marian
na. which wlll be ~ November TIE
murdlr n Dakea waa a gegg cel
blooded oBs, Il Il said, ana was CON
United while the nseFOes were On q
spree
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-01

place on the ticket" said the Presi.
dent, Il do not see why Governor Hay
should not name him for the Prest
dency II you nominate him for the
Presidency | shall be glad to go be.
fore the country aud testify to my
knowledge of his worth and ability
as ! am doing here"
In the throng that greeted the Pres.
ident AZ the court house were large
number OF Grand Army veterans and
members OF the Women's Relief
Corps.
Good Words for Old Soldiers.
Il am honored by the presence of
the Grand Army men" said the PresI.
dent, and by the ladies. who. while
they do not wear uniforms, suggest
the preeenee OF the women's re-
lief corps.
III Ia pleasant 10 note that far out
In the Western country, away from
the battlenelda where the Issuo Of. the
nations life was contested, we and
the heroes Of that war who pushed
out here even after 80 heavy a strug
gle. IN order to build a now ooun
try and add 10 tho strength, the eS
pansIon, the wealth end the prosper
lty Of the country which they saved,
Just IN front Of me I SEQ q
that brlngs back memorIes
That always like TO refer 10 and to
emphasize. Tho monument ! linden
stand TO be TO one Of those who IN
effect gave up their lives IN the fal
distant Philippines IN order that tina
iu,v which this Government had
Continued on Page Two.l
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-01

RK. Sept. So.-In the third
n conference on state and
n. the preEidlng oaieer.
Ripley F9ose. has br0aei
aFeful and earnest argu
The Federal corporation
proposed inooms sax a.
the slatea and 81 he
e. az which the States
b. the gcardiaa. u lhe
thers are. - coarse. a,
itiea and local talsislona
neraily understoas hoW
d incest ~ Sase
- ~ -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-01

Continued on pase rwol
New-York tribune., 1909-09-16
REALTY NOTES.

The Lewis Il. May Company Charles F. Noyes
Company. New York agents. has leased for J. B.
summerheld mis- sesshore hotel cottage, facing the
ocean. on Sunmerhed avenue, Arverne. Long Isl
and. 70 MS J. FleischTan for the season OF 1910.
s ?. Goodale & Son have leased for William II
Nss0n n J p Martin the store ana basement at
10 ls3 West 18th street; also for John r. Olson
the second floor of No g West 18th street; also for
Louis Cohen 10 II. Harris the store No. 40z Sixth
sEsnae
Gustave Britt has leased for Leroy L. Goodrich
% John Manley the dwelling house No. 504 West
Ih street for term Of years; also sold for a
client Christopher F. Walker nine acres at Fish
IN n. Y
George A. Bowman has leased for Charles Thor
sy 70 John II. Adler the six story mercantile build
nc No l2I West g2d street for Of years; also
ilF the James 8IcCreery Realty Company part of
ne sixth loft Nos l12 and ia West 42d street
zIthlT Johnson & Co, athletic outitters. for a
tern of years
william D, Baldwin has leased his dwelling house
10 i West 6sth street. plot 56XlD0 feet.
Title 70 the apartment houses at the south
sast corner OF 73d street and Columbus avenue
enuy sold By Isaac Mayer & Sons. has been
Hanfierred. The brokers in the sale Of the prop
eiy were Michael DonneIy and Frederick Zittel &
sms
New-York tribune., 1909-09-16
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS
Loft Building IN Washington Street
Sold for S167 $40

W. " ieatnan bought yesterday for si67.S12 the
SIX story loft building Nos 79 and 79t vrasbin.ton
go mo[.neast corner of nth street. on plot
'oA'esAooXll66 feet. at foreclosure sale held AZ
the Real Estate Exchange salesroon7s Nos :. -
10 Nesey street, by Joseph p Dav Tho s,,,, a.
vas S aoout $4,000 subject to a mortgage of sl5o o0o
1He olhef auction sales resulted as follows:
lee Au, u BY Joseph 2. Day.
sY 'G teAI5f A5gn s 81 $ 29 It Of stanton St 22xss
Rosenthal ali Marsh W otT eSF' etc e d 2si HenTy
amt due sl7429 4S: taxes etc SO 81 10 the Poiak RET
sly 2a isnn AF!hHT 1astr5 aTe ,.: is4 is st 251os
Louisa Bane5 M atty = M Cohen ref; partition; to Mis-
dwgs Noptbera; ayf; aD cor CO leSth three sly
6 SiS5a S5 ,II. B. atss PooS ref a%t ae ct $s 81
adi6afDe5 f etc Sos5; sub TO first mtge of IS 9G
te6at iS and 2a sSs store . f. Of 2ah gy
Sc az & &R9sSnblgh ,a% m & attys Frank Moss ref amt ue
the planti for aS $50 sub to first ntse of $4,000;
1o61 iss sty st umt ana lG71 store @ Of adSqn x
ref amt due Sc asa "a ooper sTos B. a56gs Frank
IsS oI 3 3SIseo9 ;s adlourned TO September p
- - MNlV9ll; @ sly tnmt and stores Ceceia Kahn act
ref amt due 80; taSes etc $iii5 = \ & RoSeFs &c
hFSt mort OF $4,000; TO the plantf for s4S o6o 10
Inc auction offerings to-day Will be as follows:
40 h.. BY Herbert a. Sherman.
ssi eRIy R2 t5m si and 5 $SSlo s,S 4 # Of Market
"a axsi Ia 81, 81: s $40 IT of Pike ST 25xS
eoio. Si5 a5d s5 s s3a SI + Of @ noyer St 81 szse
"a sa s1d s. $ 6 2S II # Of 10Th ave 22x25 5x21I1x
SS5 sty hldg and store ~ '' - iA'' 'N~'N
10 James slip. 5. 4T4 # OF south ST. 26xs7 2xaa los,
30 g. = sly feuut and "
a. = e. to ., g & PARK St 742 Of Mulberry ST. 81 SIX
~" 70 Worm - Nj llN'lI- e. sly store
~ 81 Il 70 Co. Monroe ST. $ 50 It of Market Tx
~ LiaAiit.i' - W. NNt> stV and
o ore -
~ Ia Fec chery St 22s2 # of Market St 25azeo sx
-~,.A,V g. stv tenmt ana store.
5s Bayard st 155l It Of Bowey. % kiss SKIS =
49," sly ienrnt ana store p L Robertson sgt
ref. partition. ~ " 9''
Manhattan - % n of Houston ST. c5 1x62:
>, sly 'e'nt Pauline Neustaedter Z Snydecker ct
a. - Wise. atty James oliver. ref due SIS
teo 80. taxes. etc, S39S 81
- By Charles A Berran
-tS I'D -. - 4 End ave- 25AlOO 4
sly and basemt dwlc- II T Carey aEt NJ d De Peyser
et q. G o'Conuor. sfty: Maurice Deches, ref amt
due. S@T2o -; sub a hrst mtge Of $50 600
80 By Joseph p Day
lis Riverside Drive. p n Of S7th st. sx1O0 )
BY -Nis y WHY aEt 9 I<rcmls q al. Spier &
at5ys Clarke. ref. am: due. $6S, 2s2 AZ taxes.
5l2 70 SIS lssth 81. $50 Il W Of Amsterdam ave.
l.SNs@' H. four sly hars !. = Rosenberg y
MeInnis Realty CO et al vascular & r. stys a
Newman ref; amt due. S35 a. n; taxes etc SG2D;
sun - nine mtEes aggregatSpg 500" -
webster 500 p 179th 75N11O.
vacant Bronx Borough Bank agt Jacob SCHNEIDER Al;
= aTnes hearney, atty: . II Montague ref, due
o222 -: taxes. etc 5000 70
New-York tribune., 1909-09-16
FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YOrk.-Esther G. solomon. Plaintiff
against Abraham Jacobs 81 al, Defendants
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF foreclosure
above entitled action ana bearing date the
Goth day OF August. iVl9 /. the under
signed. the Referee in said Judgment
named. viii sell at public auction. at the
EXcaange Saiesroom, Nos 14-16 Vesey
Street in the Borough OF Manhattan. City
or New York. on the 18th day OF Septsm-
ber. 1909. at Il o'clock nOon on that day.
hy Joseph +. Day. AuCtiOneer. the premises
directed by said judgment TO be sold. and
therein described rs follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel %
land with the buildings ana improvements
thereon erected. situate. lying and being in
the Borough OF Manhattan OF the City of
New York. In the County and State Of New
York. bounded and described as follows:
Beginning az a point on the Northerly
side OF One hundred and thirteenth street
distant IT7 feet inches Westerly from the
corner formed 5y the intersection OF the
westerly side % Fourth Avenue which
point Is at or opposite the centre OF a party
wall: running thence NOTtherly parallel
with Fourth Avenue and part of the dis
loo feet II Inches 20 the centre line OF the
block thence Westerly along said centre
line Of the block. % feet S1a inches. thence
SCutherlv parallel with Fourth Avenue and
another party wall, 100 feet II inches to
the NOrtheriy side OF lf3th Street; thence
Easterly along the Northerly side OF 18th
Street. 70 feet ga inches TO the point or
Dated. New York. August 2Srd. 1909.
FRANK MOSS, Referes.
COOPER & BAER. 20 Vesey St. ". Y.
Naty. Attorneys for PLAINTIFF
The following IS a diagram OF the prop
erty TO be sold; It's street Number Is No. %
East 18th Street:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-16
RAILROADS.
RLLTIEoRE z 0HIo 2. R.

ROYAL. BLUE LINE TRAINS
''ENeTy other Hour or the Even Hear
To BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION. WASHINGTON, WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH.
Leave New York Daily 23d ST. I4b'y ST.
Washington. Sleepers .-- II "a pm SO am
Washington. Diner. Parlor Z 30 am 90 am
Washington. Diner. PaTlor so am 10 % am
Washington. Diner. .Parior- IL 80 am 1900 n
Washing gton. F1rlor ---....- 81 pm >. 90 pm
Parlor Car. New York 10 Richmond Va.
Royal Ltd" Diner. ParlOr 2 81 pm 400 pm
Washington. Diner. Parlor 30 pm S0C pm
Wasi ington. Buftet. Parlor 4. So pm TO pm
Through Daily Trains 10 the West.
Chicago. PittsbUrg .....-. $50 am SEQ am
Chicago. Columbus. Gee. IL 80 am l. "a nm
Pittsburg. Clevei and. ....- $50 pm 100 0m
''PIttshurg Linhted''..... $50 pm T,0O pm
Gin. ST. l.. Louisville II so pm !. 81 am
Gin. ST. L. Louisville. 9 so am 1000 am
Gin. ST. L. Louisville. $50 pm SEQ pm
Ofices. AS. fS4. 1900 Broadway. 8 Astor
House. 225 Fifth Ave. n. Y; IS Ave. B.
II Ridge St: 343 Fulton St. Brooklyn.
West 23d -. and Liberty 81.
After F. NJ. Sleeping Car reservations
and fun Information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau Of Information.
r. & o r. R. 23d St. Terminal. Phone
No, Chelsea 655O.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-16
16QIh a.


The approximate amount or tne lieu o.,
charge TO satisfy which the abOve-descrihet
property is 70 bs sold Is one Thousand ana
Ninety-eight and 25-I0O Isl. 0eS. % Dollars
with interest thereon from the sth day Oc
September. 1903. together with costs and
allowance amounting 20 one Hundred and
Twenty-oue and 7O-l00 tS121. T0) Dollars
with interest from September 9Th. 1900. to-
Gether with the expenses OF the sale. Thv
approximate amount OF the taxes. assess
meuts and water rates, or other liens.
which are to be allowed 20 the purchases
out OF the purchase money. OF paid BIZ trs
Referee. Is one Hundred and Threzs
(Si03 cor Dollars and interest Subject also
10 a prior mortgage OF $500 and accrued
interest and also present tenancies.
Dated. New York. September 3. 1ltS
JAMES KEARNEY. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-16
PURCHASE AND ExCHaNGE.
PUBLIC NOTICES.

CONTRACT N
SEALED BIDS will be received by tss
Board OF Water supply. IN Room 90 es13
Broadway. New York. until II a M IN
September .. 1909. for furnishing and a.
llverins either OF both Of the following
classes OF supplies:
Contract N-Class NJ. Fu-nitura (SDacia1
Class N-2 Furniture (Chairs
tables. erc.)
At the above place and time the bids will
be publicly opened and read. Pamphicts
containing information for bidders ana sets
or contract drawings can be obtained ac
Room 1910, az the above address hy fepos-.
ttinZ the sum OF fve dollars ($0 for each
pamphlet or set OF drawings For rlrther
particulars see Information tor Bidders
JOHN A BENSEIs Comm ssioner~
President ~ rna
CHARLES n CHADWICK. Board of
CHARLES A. SHAW. Water Suposx
]. WALDO SMITH.
Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT.
5ecretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-16
IHi / % s Ia 2
=. - Z. I -.


The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, 20 satisfy which the above de-
scrihed property Is 60 be sold. Is So S65. or
with interest thereon nom the 18th DAY OF
August 1909 together with costs and NJ
IoWsnce amounting TO S219 81. with interest
from August 20te. 1909. together with the
expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes. assessments and water
rates. or other liens. which are 70 Be
allowed TO the purchaser out OF the pur-
chase money, or paid by the Referee. Is
500 and interest Premises viii be sold
subject 20 a prior mortgage % $4,000 and
interest thereon from July l6. 1909 at sss
per cent.
Dated. New York. August 2ard. 1000
FRANK MOSS. Referee
The foregoing sale IS hereby adjourned 20
the 27th day ot September. 1909. at the
same tine and place.
Dated. September 18th 1909
FRANK MOSS. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-16
FORECIosrRE saIFa


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
Aork. Hannah Strsus e al piaInfi1rs-
agalnst Isaac Male et AL defendants In
pursuance Of a Judgment OF fOrecIosurs,
and sale. duly made ana enfered - 49,
s9oVe entitled action and bearing date fhs
S4st qay on August. 1909. / The under--
signed, the Referee in said fudzmaoc
named. will sell at public auction AZ ~,
Exchange SalesrOon Nos T4-TG 49,
street. In the Borough or Manhattan. City
or New York on the 23d dav of Sepfer,--
SS. per, , ls-,s At y o'clock noon on that day.
directed BY said Judgment 20 bs sold, and
therein described as follows:
Az that certain Iot. piece or MARCEL os
land. with the building thereon erected
SIte S,tu1te. Iytlr ana being in the Borough &C
Manhattan. in the City and County oY Nv,
AoTk. and which is bounded and descrIHeL
as follows, that IS TO say;
besinnins at the corner formed BY tho
intersection or the SOutheTly side OF BFoorla
street with the Westerly side Of Goerclc
street ana running thence Westerly along
the SOutherly side OF BrOOme' Street t01er-
ty-nVe feet and two inches and three-quar-'
ters OF an inch. thence Southerly and
parallel with Goerck street and part Oc
the distance through a party wall ono
hundred feet. thence Eastsrly and parallel
WIN BIoone street. twenty-five feet and
three inches and One-QuaFter OF an inch
% the westerly side Of GOeTck Street ana
thence Northerly. along said Westerly side
or tIOerck street. one hundred feet to the
being now known BY the street nurbsr
% BrOOme street and also known as NOs.r
IS. 15, u and 10 GiOerck street
Dated. New YORK. September 1st. 1903.
PATRICK ]. DOBSON, Referee.
SAMUEL HELLINGER, Attorney for
Plaintiff. NO. 800 Broadway. Manhattan
Borough. New York City.
The following Is a diagram OF the prop
street and 13. 15. II and 10 Csoerck Street,
BroOme Street
New-York tribune., 1909-09-16

NEW OWNER FOR 18TH STREET HOUSE
Mrs C. H Dederer has sold No. $50 West 18th
Sheet four story brownstone dwelling house, on
lot lszde0Il feet, 10 {. II. Sherman
A ". Hordling has bought Two lots, 5oxll4 feet
q The east side OF Zsd street aI5 feet east OF Fifth
tganue
New-York tribune., 1909-09-16
OCEAN STEAMERS.
pED seD" LINE.

PED SD" LINE.
For san Juan. p r.. Ia Guayra. Pto, Cebs'lo.
Curacao & Maracaibo. via Curacao.
S. s. Philadelphia. Saturday. Sept. .. noon
8 s. Caracas ....... Saturday Oct. Q. noon
For la Guayra. Curacao a Maracaioo-
s. s. Zulia ...... Saturday. Sept. IS. noon
Pier II, adjoining Wall ST. Ferry. Brooklyn-
These steamers have superior accommoda-
tons FOR passengers
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