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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-20
STEAMSHIP SUBSIDIES.
British Owners Resent the Proposed
Bills fer American Vessels.


LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE Daily Tel
ograph publishes an article this morn
ing in which the views OF a number
OF British ship owners on the ship
subsidy bin are reported.
The article SAYS the general effect
OF the provisions OF the bills is
disconeerting in view Of the present
somewhat depressed phase OF Brit
ish shipping. Some ship owners es,
innate that the subsidies viii amount
70 nearly Is per cent per Rnnum OF
the cost OF construction. British
owners keenly resent the restriction
Of trading between American PORTS
TO American vessels as this might
cover, for instance. the journey from
New York around Cape Horn to San
Francisco. This restriction Is re-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-20
AMERICAN RAILROADS.
Sir Christopher Furness Struck by the
Great lnnprovements.

Great improvements.
LONDON, Dec. 11.-Sir Christopher
Furness. the English ship owner and
steel master. who has just returned
from an extended tour Of the United
States, said In an article published
this morning that during this visit he
had been forcibly struck By the great
Improvements in American railroads.
He said that since his last visit to the
United States in 1892, there had been
wonderful development there. Ameri-
can trade was busy and improving in
all directions. British masters must
get their backs TO the wall in order TO
meet this serious competition
Sir Christopher expressed himself
as greatly disappointed at finding that
the younger generation of Canadians
was crossing the border into the Unit
ed States, and said he thought Canada
deserved better support from the
mother country.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-20
TREASURY SHORTAGE.
Buffalo Official Makes Coed and Will
81 Removed.

BUFFALO. y. Y, Dec. I1-City
Treasurer Philip Gerst's hearing up
on an order 10 show cause why he
should not be removed from oHee
for alleged misconduct in Office was
begun before Mayor Diehl today.
Mr. Gerst. in q written statement
presented by his attorney. pleaded
guilty 10 the charges that a shortage
had existed but said that since No
vember 18th the shortage had been
made good and that there is now
nothing owing the city treasury on
his account.
Mr. Gerst added that he did not
desire TO make any defense against
the Mayors charges but consented
70 the Mayor making an order remev-
ing him from Office.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-20
Summary Of latest Foreign Neus

garded as even more serious than the
subsidies. which are admitted TO be
only temporary measures The bill
is regarded with great disfavor by
all Liverpool ship owners who are
interested IN the Atlantic trade and
with apprehension By the Others. Il
IS generally felt that the British su-
thorities might make some repre-
sensations aimed al securing amend
meuts 20 some features Of the bill
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-20
ROUND THE WORLD.
Six Young Men TO circumnavisate
In Sloop Yacht.

In Sloop Yacht.
NEW YORK. Dec 1.-THE slooD
yacht Volante. on board Of which six
young men expect TO circumnavigate
the globe. is expected to leave sea
gate today on her long voyage. The
sextet who are to sail more than
10000 miles. II disaster does not over
take them are Harry Langton. II. J.
Mcclellan. Russell Willard, c. R. Mid
die OF Boston. n. c. Dana and
W. c. McMichael
All are under twenty-five years OF
age. These Of the young men, Lang
don. Mcclellan and Willard, called on
J. Pierpout Morgan and told him
their plans They said the Azores
would be the first stop. They will
reach the Indian ocean by way Of the
Mediterranean. Mr. Morgan Ques-
toned them very closely as TO their
own knowledge Of seamanship and
navigation and ended by wishing
them Godspeed and a safe return.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-20
News Of De Wet.

NEW YORK, Dec 11.-The London
Times and New York World publish
Pretoria cables to the effect that the
concentration under De Wet remains
in the Lindley district. His attention
seems TO be occupied By the line OF
blockhouses now building from Kroon.
stad TO Lindley. Steyn probably &C
companies De Wet Kruitzinger is still
in the Orange River Colony. Vessels
is near Philippolis with 200 men
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-20
SUIT AGAINST 0owIE.
Brother-in-Law Claims the Faith
Healer Defrauded Him.


Healer Defrauded Him.
CHICAGO. Dec 1.-THE suit
against John Alexander Dowie, the
Faith healer brought by Samuel
Stevenson. Dowie's brother-in-law. to
force a receivership for the Zion lace
Industries. began before Judge Tul
lev here today. Stevenson claims
that he was wealthy before Dowie
persuaded him to come TO Chicago
from England. that Dowie had de-
frauded him out OF S1S5000. He says
in his complaint that Dowie by trio
kerry secured his signature to papers
making the former sole proprietor
of the lace business and that his mar
rage 10 Dowie's sister was part OF
the plot 10 swiudle him.
In the defendants answer a sweep
ing denial OF the charges is entered.
II is asserted that Stevenson was not
prosperous before he left England.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-20
New Ice Cream ParIors.

ID. G. Camarinos has recently open
ed up a dainty and neat ice cream
parlor, corner Of Alakea and King.
Everything clean and tasty. Ice
cream, cool drinks, etc. Don't fail to
drop IN.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-20

Call up Phone 21S and get our figures
on Bookbinding and Ruling. Republican
Office.
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COURT or CLAIMS.
Psn-kmeriesn Congress Decides for
One Anrle-saSon Judge.

one Anglo-saNon Judge,
CITY or MEXICO. Dec. 11.-At
the conclusion OF s careful statement
made by James Barrett. United States
delegate. before the committee on
international court Of claims Of the
Pan American conferences. in which
the United States delegates outlined
the relatives interests at stake Of
the United States and the Latin re-
publIcs the committee unanimously
adopted & resolution. recommending
that ln the selection OF a board Of
judges each republic naming three,
from whom one 90 FIVE would be
chosen Tor each particular trial &C
cordinc 90 It's importance. each Am
ericau republic should nominate al
least one Arrio-Sayon judge
This action Is recommended in or
der 20 prevent an overwhelming La
tin membership OF such board
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IIpsto-date Job printing at The Re
publican osice Phone 2fS
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
Dated. New York. May l7th, 1901
DAVID THOMSON, Referee
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY, OF WEsr

CHESTER.-CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF
CHESTER MArER COMPANY. ana Others nefendsnts
IN baarns date to h @ dy t Of 1901 and fled in
the "a day Of May 1901 the undersigned sati
5gsgment named will sell at public auction al J mh
he County Of Westehestsr and State o 80 Ne" M DIX, % on
oree5Te ibd IN s9la m fows An the lands tcne-
materials and property both real and persona! now
connected with or used in the operating Of said
apputenances thereto and also all the
mains nhs and and 0oss ana 6 be a New York
Water Company constructed and operaed and all tht
The following property is included in the above general
SPECIFIC description heTcune annexed Al The
rce or grdi of Iand situated Wing ana being in the
York and known on certain map entitled Lands Of
R. " BurToWs 6 f. December 28 ssS and filed in the
her Q and 10 and bcInIed and described as follows:
Noeaserly front by the extension Of Third street as
number southwesr BY Of lot number 81 and the
westerly by said Hutchinson Creek as
iad down On said map being the sane r. Tb w with the
applrtehances all and rights Of the grant
Of The New York Water Company in end 70
f ea 'ha4 eee tei ssg ntT New York VIZ Sparks
Avenue street and sss2nng at pom, bG Y the the
4 HGtchinsons River thence noItt6 1 thence
southerly 100 feet; thence westerly % teet 10 I i
and al the estate and rights the in and 10 said
ureuees All the right. title and interest OF me Ne"
York Westchester Water Company in and to that Ger
tain tract parcel land situate lying and being IN te
t0wu Of East the County OF WestceSter ad
state of New York and described as follows to
VIII. BEGINNING a point in the centre oi me iucIse
Greek adjoining the lands formerly oI a lseens NV
said Edward Brush thence westerly aons me norm, ~
civ boundary said land formerly Of A eehe 70
easterly from the easeIlF de
~ road known California Road and running itoia
thence through the srid LdwaFd F Brush Gor-
neriy Mno MITCHELL the following courses ana ana @ 1ls
North $50 feet, north Ss ~, west
- f., north a a. west 5l5 feet. north al 30. west
ia fec 10 The California Road aforesaid thence nordhey
Of said California Road ana
10 feet TO a post the end oI stone wall; thence
lin through the lands Of ead Edward f. Brush uor-
Iserly Mno MITCHELL the following coiist9 and as %
south IS, east 700 feet norm = 4V
-. -, nont where dra easterly and al right
rgIes fherefrom centre Of Hutchinson tTesk aha
.ttncs following the OF sah. Hutchinson creek
the winds ana runs 10 he point
- nIsrs ~ beginning comprise In the whols
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31

OF NEW YORK.-James L. Kane, Plaintiff. against
Eugene Melvin others. Defendants. pursuance of
a Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale duly made
entitled action, bearing
April. 1901, l. the undersigned. the Referee in
Judgment named will sell Public Auction
Few Real Estate Salesroon. No. Broadway,
Manhattan City of York. OF
Goth day of June. 1901, Il o'clock day.
by + Meyer, Auctoneer the premises directed
said judgment be sold, and therein described fol
lows: All that certain lot piece parcel Of land with
the dwelling house thereon erected situate lying and
being in the City County and State Of New York and
which is particularly bounded and described fol
Convent distant four hundred and
479 and six (6) inches northerIy the
formed intersection the Of
Avenue the nOrtherly side
first thence running eastery angles
Avenue and Of the distance through a party
wall hundred feet thence northerly and parallel
Convent Avenue twenty 20 feet thence westerly right
angles TO Convent Averue, and part of distance
through wall one hundred 900 feet the
erly side Of Convent and
the said Easerly side of Convent twenty
the point place OF beginning. Together with
right title the said
Of in and Convent Avenue the thereof.
lying front and contiguous said
the restrictions respecting nusanCes and build
contained in certain
zoos Of ConveyanCes 50, and in Lber POLL
the above described premises
Dated New York, May 2S, 1901.
CHARLES e F McCANN Referee.
ROBERT NJ. GIGNOUN, Attorney Plaintiff Mas
Street. Borough of Manhattan City OF New York.
The following Is diagram Of the property
described above the street number being 40 Convent
Manhattan. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREAIE COURT. O.

EM YORK SUPREME COURT, County of
New York.-Samuel Z. Kiner Dumont Clarke
Trustees under the win Of Frederick Billings deceased
plaintiffs against Augustus Cason, others
ants. In pursuance Of judgment foreclosure and
sale duly made entered in the
bearing date the 9th day of May. 1901 l. the under
signed. the Referee in said judgment named will sell at
public auction the Exchange Saesrooms located
No. III Broadway in the Borough Manhattan City
Of New York, the 10th day Of June. 1901,
o'clock noon on that day by Peter F. Meyer Esq.
toneer the premises directed by said Judgment
sold and therein described follows
parcel Of land with the building
situate lying and being in the City, County State
New York. and bounded follows:
ginning point the southerly O
Hundred and Fourth street. distant hundred 900
feet esStery from the by intersection
of Riverside Avenue with the
dred and Fourth Street and running thence souhery
parallel with Riverside 900 feet
and eleven inches Of
tween one Hundred and Third and Hundred and
Fourth Streets thence easterly along
the block t2O feet; running thence
parallel with Riverside Avenue and part of way
through party wall hundred q00 feet and eleven
01 inches the southery side Of Hundred and
Fourth Street and thence westerly along the sounery
of Hundred and Fourth Street twenty
the point place Of beginning said premises being
Dated, New York May 18th. 1901.
DAVID THOMSON Referee
CARDOZO & NATHAN Attorneys plaintiffs, No. 12s
Broadway Borough of Manhattan City of New York.
New York city:
The following a diagram Of the property sold
known 322 104th Street. Manhattan Borough
New York City:
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
foreelosnle~S Sales.


OF NEW YORR.-Richnrd II. Hunt. George w.
ysnderblt ard Samuel H. Hopp!n. Trustees Cath
arrr Fowland Hunt. Plaintiffs. against Annie Phillips
and others Defendants. In pursuance OF Judgment
Of Foreclosure and Gale dulv made and entered IN the
above-entited acton bearing date the 10Th day q
May 1901 the undersigned. the Referee IN said
Judgment named. will sell P'tbhc Auction at the
New York Real Estate Saiesroom. No III Broadway IN
the Borough Of Manhattan. CITY of New YORK on the
18th day June 1901. - O'Clock noon. on that cay
by William NJ Ryan AuctcneeT. the preu1 ses directed
by said Judgment sold. and therein descrlD as
follows All that certain lot OF land with the buldlngs
thereon located Twelfth Nard the tlty or
York, and Seven. Block No. 2OiS on the
Land Map OF said City. and bounded and descrned as
follows; beginning pcint formed by the lntersct,h
Of tho Southery side West One-hundrPd a1d forV
eighth Street Easeriy side 1t Bradnurst
Avenue. running SouthwaTdy along the Eastef!y
side of Bradhurst feet; theEcs East
wardly in lire parallel west One-hu1dred ana
fortyeighth Street part the through party
wall thence Northwardy and parahel
with Brqdhurst twenty feet the SOUtherly
sde Of West Onehundred and fortyeShth street, thence
Westwardy along the Souherlv line ~ said street sew
entve feet TO the point place of beSnHlng toSethef
with the appuT;enances
Dated New York. May i+th 1901
EUGENE n. rOMEROY Referee.
HOPPIN & BERARD. Attorneys Plaintiffs 55 Liberty
Street Borough Of Manhattan. York City
The following diagram the property TO be sold
described above the street numbers being 16 Brad
West Iisth st.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
Notice 10 Greoitors.


NOTICE TO CREDITORS-In pursuance of
ar order of the Hon n A GIdersleeve A Jus
zee of the Supreme the Stare Of Nev-York
Notice hereby all persons having claims against
John lately doing business Borough of Nar-
haitian. County NeW-Tork. present
the with the vouchers thereof. duly verified
Thomas g knight. who been duly appointed one Of
- aesenees of said John Frck benefit Of
- creditors the Office OF his attorneys,
weeks Haskell No. 215 Montague Street Borough
77r-okIv- CRY Of NewYCrk. the 18th day
- A.e1,st 1901. Dated New-YoTk. May oOth 1901
THOMAS G. KNIGHT.
ROBERT r. SEIFFERT
ssignees.
zzee-s & Haskell. Attorneys for Thomas c. knight AS
siEree o.5 Montague Street. Borough Of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31

4 DVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
- receive al their Uptown Office No. 1912 Broadway
"a door north Of 3lstst. until o'clock p m advertise
ments received the following regular
cor 3d-st l52 6thave 12th-st: Macy's. 6th-ave
l4lts l42 Colunbus-aye-, West 66th
Nsst 42d-s near 6th-ave 20 East 14th-st: 257 West
sd-st. between 18th and Sth 47th-st;
3dave.. between 10th nth ss; 1925 3d-ave near
6lst-st; LOS lstave. s9h-st: 756 Tremont-ave
Rleec<er-Et
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
West list street
West 70th Street.

The approximate amount Of the lien charge TO
satisfy which described property is 20 be sold
hundred and sixty 43-lOu dollars
(Sl5 $50 43, interest from the End day OF Nay
Io0 togetn= with and allowance amounting to
ibJee hundred ffty and dollars with Interest from
May 24th 1901 together with the expenses of the sale
Tbs anproximate amount of assessments and
other liens which be allowed 10 the purchaser out
paid by the referee Is the sum
~ Two hundred nty-six and 100 dollars and interest
- " ]. WARREN LAWTON. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
foreclosure Sales.


L,
Henry G. Gartner plaintiff. against Lena Arsrdes
81 and others defendsnts pursuance Of judgment
entitled action. bearing date the 18th day May 1901
the undersigned Referee in said iudEment named will
sell at pubic the New Estate
room No III Broadway, in the Borough Manhattan in
the City of New York the 18th day June 1901 at
Twelve O'Clock neon on that day; by Phin A. snyth.
Aconeer the premises directed 6y said Judgment he
lot piece parcel land with the buildings thereon
situate. lying being In the Twelfth the CITY
OF New York bounded and described follows Begin
ming point the Southerly side Street
art $50 feet inches Westerly the Southweserly
corner of Avenue and 10th street. running thence
Southery and through wall and situated
the lot hereby described and partly the lot adjoining
hererno on the east and line parallel with Avenue
\ 100 feet 10 inches to the line of the block
nence westerly along said lire II feet inches thence
NoTthery and line parallel with Avenue 4. 100 feet
10 inches the Southery side 120th Street
Fasterly along said IS inches TO the point or
place of beginning
Dated. New York. May c1st, 1901.
. = WILBE} MCBRIDE, Referee.
dCSEPH NJ. WILLIAMS. Plaintiffs Attorney $50 Broad
way. Manhattan Borough New York City.
The following is diaFrem Of the property sold
Its street number is 41s East 12Oth Street:
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
West 1istn st.

approximate amount the rIsn charge TO sat-
Isfy which the abovedescTioed property is to be sold IS
$40 interest thereon from the 9ih dav OF
Nav 190t with allowance amounting
S39354. with May 10th. 1901 together
with the expenses of the sale The Approximate
Of taxes assessments and rates other liens,
WI be allowed to the purchaser OF the
purchase money paid by the Referee $7S6G and
interest.
Dated New York, Nav 1tth, 1901.
EUGENE II. PO.EEROY Refsree
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
Go mhom 1T man Conreru
NOTICE oF SALE oF PERSONAL PRc

AOAtNE pr SALE or HEhSONAL PROF
:, EERTY UNDER LIEN.-Take notice that. by virtue
q lien f f'F sf.D rsr 5 1d by the
the following ribed personal property in its
! =, No. y. :ase, II Tierees Of salmon
and belonging 10 l. Wells AT for whose accom-, tho
san same IS held whose last known po''ace address No
CITY hs snes m s sub B9ong6 Ns% 9of
public auction TO the highest tdder. safety such lien
Roru in the City and County Of New York. on the
'3s York NJ. May i7!S !shs isoi clock moor"
llsnor ! 3 and i Harrison Street. Manhattan Bor-
ROOSEVELT & KoBBE Attorneys for Lienor. "A and 46
wan Street, Manhattan Borough New York city.
NOTICE OF SALE OF Personal PROP
ElrY UNDER LIEN.-Take notice that. by virtue
the kn d q Fzn@ and 9el@ d % @ e
age Compsny against the followns described personal
= o No ASH z is as oxes osssstos of Salmon ,0 witt
: Lot No. 44l8. IS Boxes Of saimcn
3 To Z, No 10 !ss !3Is g g os ToSss = saI%o9
; Lot No. 45G2, 20 Boxes Of No ? salmon
g. Lot No. 4CN7. Tierces Of Salmon.
and belonging L Wells Agt for whose account the
same is held, whose last known postcice address
city undersigned viii sell such personal property at
at and % % Of 5 New 9o 2d n 'f5 Rodyn dse e
@ o g T'@TaF ~ % Warseouses Of the undePsigmed FRANK
Siy and County of New York the 3rd day Of June.
''P ns at f'sTS' NT r6t 9Go' Md2 in a s s6I
BRo9HhYN ,SGEI BRIDGE FREEZING & COLD STORAGE
York ana aro5kiyn Bridge corner Of Frankfort and
ROOSEVELT KoERE Attorneys for L.enor, a
wan Streef Manhattan Borough, New York City.
4 DNERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions Tribune
received at their Uptown ONCE. No. 1922 Broadway.
2d door north OF Slstst oclock D m; 7dvertise-
ments received following branch offices at regular
Office rates until D. m. viz o54 shave. e
cor @Sd-st; l52 oth-ave 12th-st Macys
and 14th-st.; 142 near West 66th-s JOG
West 42d-s near 6thave.; % East 257 wcs;
42d-st between 18th and l59 East 47th-s 1888
Sd-ave. between 10th 77th sts Io26 3d-ave near
Glstst; l7OS lst-ave. s9h-st: 75s Tremont-ave
$50 3d-ave 41stst: 554 3d-ave: 90 Bleeckerst
POS Bleeeker-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31

The approximate amount Zen charge 70 salts
described be sold "a
with thereon from the I7th Gay OF Nav
loot together and ellowance amounting 70
interest fYcm Nav &fst 1901. together with
expenses the sale. The approximate amount OK
assessments. oJhe- liens which are 70 Re al
purchase of the purchase paid
BY the Referee is 1886 - ard interest.
Dated. New York. May 18th. 1901.
PATRICK IL WdALES. Refsree-
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH.

FOUND AT LAST-Cure for catarrhal
dyspepsia. gastritis and all the ills they
entail MAN-A-CEA the only natural
10 verify This statement If a sufferer in
valuable TO you Send for booklet. BEN.
X. CURTIS. Is StOne-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31

- Rock Island Arsenal, Rock Island. ILL.,. May .
l9oiSealed proposals. in trplicate. will received
pntil mil p M JUNE B. 1901 for furnishing saddery
rivets and bur tin brass. iron and steel
iron. steel tools. files cleaning polishing materials
paints brushes, oils chemicals heating and
lighting, lumber etc, during year ending
June 20. 1902. Information furnished application
Major : T BLUNT. Comdg
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
TO4+h Street.

The approximate Of the Of the lien charge
to satisfy which the above described property be
sold 81. with thereon
OF May 1901, together with allowances
inG 1912 IS with interest from 9th day of May,
1901 together with the Of the sale.
The approximate taxes assessments other
liens which allowed purchaser the
purchase paid by the Referee is l036 60 and
Dated New York. May 18th. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
Gcarbcrs.


= r. y. @ NOVEL; urtvate pupils homes
i III E. s2d-t. Two pupils received in family.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
forerlosnre 5dlss.
TEW YORK sUPRENE COURT. Coun

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County OF
New York.-Bowles Colgate and John o. Hiilyer,
Trustees Charles Colgate. under the last VIII ana
OF F. Colgate Deceased. Plaintiffs.
Vioetta a. Caikin and others. Defendants IN
mar and entered the above-ented action. bearing
date 2fst May 1901 T. the undersigned. ths
Referee judgment named. will sell Public
tiou. New York Real Estate Sassroou. No. Ill
Broadway in Borough % Manhattan. City of New
YORK day OF June 1901. at f2 O'Clock
that Philip A. SDiyh. Aucti1neer the premises
directed by said Judgment 70 sold. and therein de-
srihed follows Al certain lot parcel ot
land wth the buildings thereon erected situate lying and
being Twelfth of the City Of New and
bounded and described follows. viz Beginning
point side Of LencE ate SIXTH Avenue
distant fftyfo- feet and etght inches Sputherly from
the SOutheasteTy - One hundred tWentisth
Oaie 5Sthl Avenue and running
Easterly and parallel One hundred tSentisth
through a Wsi eishty-hVe feet,
thence SOuheriy ami parallel with Ie1oX Gate Sztal
eighteen feet theme Westerly and again parallel
with twentieth street and partly through
party wall eghtyve feet to the Eastery side %
and thence NoFthery and along
said ia astcTiy side SNttt eghteen
feet point place Of beginning said premises be-
ing known and designated as Number One hundred
and LeGox Avenue formerly Number NinetseN
hundred ard nney-two SIKH Avenue. said City sub
Affecting
Dated. New York. Nay 2sta. 1901 - =,
PATRICK RI. WUALEN. Referee.
ROBERT w. TODD. Attorney for Plaintiffs. No. %
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK City
The following diagram of the property 20 os s9id as
described above. the street number being 20 L~h"&
Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
LOST.

RANK BOOK No. aT6.e9i Of the Union
Dime Savings Institution is missing. Any
person having a claim 10 IL is hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten days.
or submit 10 having said passbooh cancelled.
and a new issued.