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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-25

Iaandro. or all his tricks. Ms abll
ttv IT, detect the difference b"t Nt'-tt
good and bad coins was the ne - ~
mar kubin.
A. puppy Harrison taught Min, -
10 20 out 20 the carriages where Gus.
toners were waiting % be served
and 70 carry the money ia Ia the bar,
and, getting the change 10 return
Il 10 the person who had paid for The
rafreshmeuta After a time people
begun "a joke with MinEp hha ~
make him tho bearer ~ spurious
COINS. Harrison would refuse - TAX.
such coins from the dog and compel
him to return them 90 the person
from whom he had secured them,
After a number Of Instances Of TINS
kind MinRa refused fo accept On
coins aud IL soon became known thhi
be WAS an expert Ia detecting e9un-
terfeit money.
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MEREDITH AND WAPPENSTEIN
FOUND UNFIT FOR POLICE DUTY

The council committee police corruption nied ts rsrort last
published exclusively the
seni points q me report The character q nsthr Meredith
considered suggestive.
following .
appointed Investigate the admin
that
vestgated and follows
the evidence. w Meredith found
the Office OF CHER Of police other position IN the
police
evidence W. wappensteln found
police department
Investigation
Immediately which
nothing whatever
with dishonesty.
furnish evidence
findings tribunal which called
Your committee a report,
leave again
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Spring Weather.

The 4. S. climate bulletin Just re-
cetVod az the chamber 81 commerce
shows that since March !, and until
June ~, the rainfall IN Seattle has
been ~ inches. The normal tenn
peraturc Tor the week ending june
II was o.
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chlIaFan Of Inc Revolution.

TIRE Chiidfnn 81 the Revolution.
about 81 tn number. are enjoying a
pienie al Woadiawn para today. This
il the frst Of the Kind that has been
given. Arrangements may he made
20 entertain the little ones In that
manner every few weeks.
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Music for Mrs. Mckinley

wAsHINGToS. u. G. June ss-
Mrs. Mckinley'a condition continues
favorable. The marine band con-
certs In the White House ground.
which were suspended on account %
her illness. were resumed today. Tho
order was IN accordance with her
spsciai request.
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QUEER TRICK

PHILADELPHIA. June 2o.-Ths
prison authorities at bennington.
y. J. are taking every preSaution 20
prevent the escape % Isaac Mitchell.
a negro who n In jan there charged
with the murder OF Edward kane. AZ
White House. two yrars ago. Since
his Incarceration he has succeeded IN
freeing himself OF his irons.
Mitchell procured Nurns water and
let drop after drop fall into the key.
hole % the ankle iron. Tire con-
slant dropping soon sprung tho lock.
and ono Of hiH legs vas free. A
similar operation on the other loo X
quickly removed the iron. Mitchell
would again loek the irons before u
Was time % be placed In the dun
Eeon. The trick WA discovered.
Tempting prices on clothing IN
stevens a Stevens al. In this paper
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"MINGO," A DOC

"Mlnao." perhaps the best known
dog In Alameda county, Cal, IL dead.
MinHo waa the property Or charles
Harrison. tho keeper ~ "A roadside
house between this city ana tan
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Geo. N. MoeIler.

NEW YORK. June ss.-gcorge ~.
Mosller Is dead az hta home ia spring
Lake, New Jersey. lie was promin=
cnt banker and sugar rsfinrr.
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Fancy Cashmere Suits.

sold before this sale at
prices ranging from S. 20
10. they are selling at
ACTUAL COST. IL viii
be for your interest to como
90 early as possible az
they are going fast.
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The section in which Tits ordinance
g effective Il As follows: Commenc-
trg At the Intersection Of Pike street
with Elliott bay. thence east 10
Fourth avenue. thence south 70 Yes
Ter way. theme. east 20 Maynard ave-
nue.. fhsncc south 20 Weller street.
thence vest 90 Third avenue. theHce
north TO King street. thence west 20
Elliott bay. and along the bay 20 the
place OF beginning.
Fer Hsw Street Railway.
The bid q the Seattle Electric Co.
Was accepted for a franchise 10
maintain a street railway from
Tourth avenue and Jackson street.
along Fourth avenue 70 Seattle boule-
ward. and then 20 riummer street.
The company agrees to pay the city
per cent. OF its annual gross re-
ceIp,s until 1919. when the city's al
lowance viii Be increased 70 per
cent The rules were suspended and
sbe ordinance passed.
Two thousand dollars was auprO-
priated for building an area wall for
The eity's lot at the corner Of Third
avenue and Main street. which L. the
site for the new Gre headquarters
building.
wssts More MIGRANTS.
Water superintendent Youngs sent
IN communication asking that IS
90 be appropriated 20 buy from ie0
20 40 new water hydrants which he
Gays the city II badly In need Of In
The business districts
Councilmen Murphy ard James
were appointed to represent the
council in the great baseball game
20 be played Saturday between the
Officers and employees q the city hall
and the officers and employees Of the
courthouse.
Council agreed 70 start out At 10
o'clock Friday on Is annual tour Of
inspection. The board q public
works, mayor, corporation counsel,
City comptroller and treasurer we're
snyited to accompany the council.
silis Passed.
These bills parsed: Grading. curb
ing and guttering Twenty-dfth ave.
nue. north from East John to East
Madison street. sidewaikiug Twenty
third avenue from Waila Wafa ad-
Gsfion to East Madison street. water
mains On Twenty-third avenue and
Twenty-third avenue north from T..
Marion TO =. Harrison. Twentieth
avenue south from Yesier way d
HoiEate; Twenty-fourth avenue
Sgt.H AAHtA tuiEAfe 70 NM Elle-
walking Yakima avenue and Yakima
place from Dearborn street to Bax-
tiers addition. grading. eurbing and
sidewalking Tweuty-hfth avenue
south from Dearborn TO Norman:
changing the name Of ARard place 10
North Terrace avenue. permitting
Catherine VI. Winchester AT her own
cost to grade and sidewalk Thirty
first avenue from East Union TO
East Pike street.
Work orderes.
The following work was ordered.
Trading, curbtng and gutterinR
Twenty-sec0nd avenue from Tass
Terrace 70 Norman: concrete side
wallis on First avenue north from
Mercer to Aloha; grading, sidewaIk-
Ing and parking Thirteenth avenue
from East Union to East Columbia.
grading and Eurfacing the old gno-
hornish road. The cost Of this work
VIII be $500, which exceeds the char
Ter limit by 1900. The city agrees
10 pay 1900 OF this amount n tn
county will pay the other 81 900.
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WAY Of The
TRANSGRESSOR

Jack Jacobson. a aallor of the stem
or Mainlandsr, complained at police
headquarters iast night that he had
been hit over the head by mate ~
that vessel while they were ia a res
tuurant Prom the wound inflicted
Il was evident that brass knuekies
had been used
An unknown man reported % the
police that he had been waytald and
robbed GA Queen Anne hill In Kin
near PARK last evening.
Detective Crane and Offirrr Adams
arrested Pearl Dunlap. Geo. squires
and T. Gordon Ia an opium den on
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CUT RATES

on and after July let this /,
company will reduce the price /,
OF RAa to O. - per thousand. (,
and no distinction wiii b~ ,
made IN the uas q gas for 1
fuel and Illuminating pufpon- /,
e.
The rate viii be $50 per
thousand with q discount -
gac per thousand on all bills !
paid on or before the tenth !
day ~ the next succeeding !
month for which the bus ere
rendered.
Bills are due on the first
day OF tho month ana failure !
90 recetvs bin viii not eutitfc !
consumer 20 rebate unless bill
r. actually paid on or before /,
the 10th instant niilH paid
b. check. through the mails.
must be ~ this once on tho +,
ieth instant.
The discount % - cents Per
thousand II offered 90 con-
numara IN cunsidefa ton 81
their paying their bills at the !
Office as soon ha due thus
saving the expense ~ sending
out collectors
Parties desiring TO avoid ,
the annoyance 0f looking At !
ter their bills cau have a pre- I,
raid meter put In and pay for
their gas as used. NJ the rate
% 81 90 per thousand
The minimum charge will p. ,
$50 per meter per month on !
plain meters and zoe per !
meter per month on prepaid
meters
Seattle Gas & Electric 60.
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heCkiies Again.

Splendid assortment: all
styles.
90 and rs Ties. all....i0 c
2sc and CSC Ties, all ....20c
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WzNuzs
EzuFar1nzl-zr-TzV
Special Values
IN ...
Table Linens

by a fortunate purchase We are
able to offer these exceptional val
ues IS low "a they ever were before
the "Dingley tarin" and the short
far crop raised prices an they are
today.
e.-ineh Cream Damask. worth at
present value. SOC = yard Go
ss-inch Heavy Cream Damask zoe
would be the price today. for .Tho
7z-inch Extra Heavy Cream Dam
ask. very handsome designs. 81 IS
n the usual price. here for 81 90
ss-luch Pure Hleaehed Double DAM
ask. extra value. at ............TEc
7z-ineh Bleached Satin Dnmnsk.
worth 800 "A yard. for ......... SEQ
72-lneh Bleached Satin Double Dam
ask. at ...s...s.,ss...s....1i. 90
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r. II. nau, Ia Conner; J. n. Stewart.
Fargo, \. ~ Z. =. Duck, snohom-
lsh,
At the nruuawicki .. u. Hufty.
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Williams, Mrs
7. II. Martin. Mrs, y. NJ. HouHer,
Mrs. J. Postlewalt, II, T. Decatur.
Mrs l.. A. Bundy. o. c. sturEis. jos,
Bnlinssley. Thos. Hayton. n W.
Williams, all OF Mt. Vernon on their
way % Tacoma to attend q. A. r..
encampent. VIM. Watson, Portland /,
=. l. Calklns, peiavan, ILL.,, who will
a EllcnHburg.
At the Butler, Thos. w. Perkins
81 Boston. a member OF the Seattle
Electric Co.. II. II. Winch, eAnnery-
man. Anacortess Miss California,
Miss u. FRrnia. san Francisco. W.
A. Word, transportation man, Vie
torIe.
At the seattle: Albert paum. Cas-
tie Rock. wash: J. L. Hubfick. and
wife. pawsoni joe Mulrooney, DaW-
son. Capt. l. q. Waldo, White
Horse. r. n. Summer OF the Sumner
Iron works. Everett: r. H. Sparks.
Miner. Dawson; A. 7. Van Tifinger.
insurance man. Portland. ]. =, Me
tfillin. president Roche uarbor Lime
CO.. Jas. J. Scott. Port Townsend
q. e. israel lawyer Olympia. ~.
naillnger. Port Townsend.
A. the Northern: Harmon stuber.
lnioutoWn; Thos. Russell, Tenino:
Geo. ". Paine. Spokane n. q.
Campbell, Tacoma ". T. statler.
PEORIA. III. Ernest X. kitserEer,
Warren, Ia.
nenfuu
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Working Men

buy your work ahirta
now while you can have
hundreds 20 select from.
and can get 75c and 5Oo
ss'rt' 81 Cts
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Steamer Cyfene between PARK
every afternoon and evening.
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Hats !! Hats /!

Stiff Hats, Fedora Hats,
Greco Shape Crash Hats
We make no more profit
on the hat We did sell for
$500, which rs now $500,
than we do on the soc hat
which In now 25c.
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There are no cases of measles at
Reutou.
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hiIdren' Suits

up 10 0 years Of age the
line Is complete and viii be
sold below cost, as follows:
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Tempting prices on clothing In
stevens a stevens al In this paper.
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New YORK DGnta. ParI0rs

6ia FIRST AVE, SEATTLE.
Second Moor, Howard building. ouDo-
sae Mutual Life building
Main ofhce, Portland, or. hranah
once. San Francisco. Cal. Hours. IS
Go n. sunday. 10 10 q. Ladies' alusys
IN attendance.
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Come to the Star ONCE 1ioT Third avenue. rirht
away and get blanks you begin work az once
Remember that this liberal ofrer Is for sbscrfb-
ers only. and anyone who stops the paper between
now and the Fourth OF July and takes IL again, viii
not be counted q
The Star VIII pay the freight on ell packages TO be
sent out Of town II you live In the country IN q
town outside Of Seattle your package OF hrecrackeTs
viii be delivered free al the nearest railway station
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Remember, Your Money Back if You Want It.
Clay WOrsied Suits

tailored In the very finest
manner: equal 10 any GUS
tom made garments.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
foreclosure Sales.


duly above entitled action bearing dats N.
OF 1901. and entered in the Office Of ths
Clerk of the County of New York the 4th day NJ
June 1901 T. undersigned referee in judgmsn,
named will sell a public auction New York Ps,i
Estate Salesroo at No III Broadway. in the Borough
Thursday 81 1901. 10 o'clock noon on t5s,
day by Samuel GOldsticker. ueoneer. the de-
scribed in said jsisment as follows;
PARCEL. NO. I.
lot piece parcel of ground with N.
building thereon erected. situate. lying being h,
follows: Commencing at point on the easery side OF
the Second Avenue distant 26 feet southery from the
ming thence southerly along the said eastery side
Avenue feet: easteriy and parallel with
Second Avenue, % feet thence westerly and parallel
with s4th Street and OF the way through party
place OF beginning be the said several dimensions
distances less The northeriy wall of the
house being a party wall
PARCEL. NO
that lot Of land with the building ther-o,
erected situate the 18th Ward OF the City Of New
York Borough of Manhattan bounded and described
ssth Street distant las feet westerly the corner
formed by the intersection Of the westerly side Of Avenue
southerly and parallel with Avenue B. 102 feet and
inches to the centre line Of the block; thence westerly
seth Street feet norhery and again parallel
with Avenue r. and partly through party wall 102 feet
easterIy along side OF ssth Street q
to the point or place Of beginning sad lot Is located
New and known by the street number 542 East
seth Street.
JAMES H TUTTLE. Refsre.
ADOLPH BLOCH ESQ. Attorney for plaintiffs 90 Nassau
Messrs THEALI. q BEAM Attys. FOR deft-. Johanna e.
Muhlker. As Wall St, New York .
s sTANwoOD MENKEN. Esq. Guardian ad hten.
III Broadway New York City
IRA ETTINGER Esq. AIRY for defendants. admin
The following diagrams Of the property to be sold:
s4tb St No. 542 East ssth ST.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
Parcel No. I.
s2rd ST
s5th s.

The premises secondly above namely parcel
will be sold subject mortgage OF SIP 800. bearing
$40 held by the New York Savings Bank
Dated New York, June 4th. 1901
JAMES n. FUTILE. Referee
ADOLPH BLOCH Attorney for plaintiffs. No. 90 Nassau
Street New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
CANADA.

MANOR RICHELIEU"
MURRAY BAY QUEBEC
New Hotel. owned and operated by the R,c,aI,.r
ontario Nav. Co.; accommodation for -,
soney furnished hot and cold and fresh aa,
baths. steam heat. climate
tain and air. The Hotel is beautifully sates o., N
,oot OF the Laurenan Mountains. overlooking ha
lese 81 Lawrence River reached by OF the p
q ~ nav Co.. from Toronto, Clayton, N. Mor,rIai
anu Queh<c For and booklet end tn
PATTERSON. Manager OF r & o. N. Co. Mon,-.ni M
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YORK--Edward Winslow. Plaintiff. against Herman
Schmuck others. Defendants. In pursuance OF
Judgment sale. duly made and
In the above entitled action bearing date the 18th day OF
May 1901 l. the undersigned the Referee in said udg
named will sell public auction at the New York
Real Estate SalesroOm. No III Broadway. IN the
Borough Of Manhattan City Of New York. the 18th
day OF June. 1901 at II O'Clock that day. by
Peter F Meyer Auctoneer the premises directed by
Judgment to be Sold and therein described follows:
All that certain lot piece parcel Of land with tho
building thereon erected situate lying and being IN the
Borough OF The Bronx City. County and State OF
York, bounded and described follows that
Beginning az a point the Easterly side line OF
MOTIFS Avenue. distant hundred thirty
(l3O 51lO) feet sOutherly formed
forteth Street and the Eastery Morris
avenue al the centre OF party wall running
southery along the said easterly side Morris
Avenue Twenty 61OO 90 6s1OO) fest: thence south
stery on line drawn at right angles nearly with
Ihird Avenue Eghryseven 2O0 21-1O feet: thence.
northeastery and parallel with Third Ayenus
twenty-five t20) feet: thence northwzstarIy
Grawn az right angles with Third OF nearly 50
i've l feet thence again northeastery
y neay SO with Third Avenue One CD point on
~ ~ srsy on line drawn at right angles or nearly
20 Ihrd Avenue TO. through
(elsx % 100 te6 521OO) feet the point or nIaca
oesilins Being portion OF the same premises hF.5
49, colVeNed 20 Herman Schmuck Michael Morrse
IustaVus Hobitzek and others dated JrnA n
ssa ana recorded in OF
alu Couhty or New York in Section Ifhe- oTT,o
eyCss rage SlS on the Seventeenth dav OF 1ns fSg7
Dated New York. June 3rd 1901.
prcEry,,, JOSEPH r GREEN Referee
sN IN rSAM MILLER & KING. Attorneys FOR PIafn+t-
r5 s91TdlWay Borough OF Manhattan New YORK CIV
rIs IolioWing Is diagram Cf the sbovs SsS,-sts5
AIlO"n by the Street Norris
z. 10th
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
18th Street


Ihe above Is diagram the property 70 be solt
ne approximate the lien or charga FOR
Es same Is TO be sold is S111S1 from
iIth 1901. together
20 $3.50 Il with from February nth.
I'oi V,sether with the O The appruXi
te amount or liens said property
Sl'loiS and interest The premises be sold
IJeCt 10 a prior mortgage wi
- per cent from December 81 1900
WILLIAM j. A. McKIM Refere..
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
GUNNER Resort Q5ul0es.
By the Ocean, Sound and Bay.
Swept by Prevailing Cool south Winds from
Ocean.

SUMMER HOMES book describing hotels and
boarding houses free upon application ticket Offices
Asor House. 12O 952 eagle Bureau. 1882 (WOrld Vaca
ton Bureau 1870 Gournal Information Bureau) and 1888
Broadway go W 125th journal Information BuTeau
95 ave, 34th ST.. f r., and New Chambers
ST. Columbus ave. and 43 W. 125th ST.. New York.
323 Fulton Eagle Summer Bureau lis Broad
and Journal Information Bureau, 300 Washington
Brooklyn and at L. l. r. r. stations in Brooklyn.
send &c. in to H. NJ. SMITH. General Passen-
Agent. l. / r. R.. l. I. City. N Y
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK Cor-yTY-

. Louis Smadheck Plaintiffs vs. George Stcls
al. In pursuance OF Judgment OF fore
tsuIe ana sale duly made in action.
lae the 18th day Of MAY 1901 T. undersigned
Feeteree IN said Judgment named. public
lCtl0h az the New York Real Estate Salesrooms No
Nv Hvy,lSNsy N the Borough OF Manhattan. City o.
New YORK, on the 2Sth day of June 1901 az twelve
o'clock noon on that day. by Peter F. Never Auct0nae<
We premises directed hv said Judgment sold and
tIe,h described as follows All that piece or
parcel of land in the city York with the buildings
uereon erected bounded and described follows: Re
siIl'Qs at point the easterly OF
ulStant hundred and hftyfour south
cry from the formed by intersection the
teriy side OF Union Avenue side q
avenue are laid down map hereinafter mentioned
ana running thence easterly angles
with Union Avenue and o through the
centre or party wall ninety-three
hundeedths feet more less westerly OF lot
huhlner TWO hundred and said map; then south
cry along the westerly line OF said number hur-
areu ana one and the westerly line two
hundred on said map eighteen nine inches: themes
westerly AT right angles. with Union Ave
party wall nnety-three hfty-ave one hundredths
Iset. more or less to point In side OF
Snlon Avenue. distant and seventy-tnree
teet SIX inches southerly from One
nunred and Street northery alons
Tue aser side or Union Avenue eighteen trcnes
10 me tne point or place OF beginning.
Dated. New York. June 8 1901
EDWIN l. kAIISH, ESQ. Attorney for PLAINTIFF.
william 81. Borough of Manhattan. New York CITY
Ihe 1ollowng Is a diagram property be SOLO
Avenue. ' -
156th Street
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
NEW YORK SUPREME Co1-RT NEW

YORK COUNTY-Rapr & SpedeI Iron Works
plaintiff against Peter DooIey al defendants In pr
suance OF Judgment OF foreclosure sale bearing
date the 11h day OF February 1901. undersigned The
referee in said Judgment named will public auction
at the New York Real Estate
way in the Borough OF Manhattan. city Of New York
on the 14th day OF June O'Clock noon on that
day, by William NJ. Ryan. aUctoneer the premises in
said judgment mentioned and described
lows: All those three lots pieces or parcels
land. with the buildings thereon
and being IN the Eighteenth OF the Borough of
Manhattan in the City OF New York on the norrhe-y
side Of Fifteenth Street and which
bounded and described follows: Beginning A
IN said northerly line Of Fifteenth four
hundred and twenty feet OF the easrery line
sixth Avenue running thence easerly along
erly line CT Fifteenth Street
norherly right angles from Fifteenth Street one
ored and three feet and three inches. thence
parallel with Fifteenth Street seventyhve
southeFly and al right angles 10 Fifteenth
hundred and three feet and three OF
beginning, being the lots
lIol sixteen u6l and seventeen 90 a fled
me once OF the Register OF the city and County Of New
1ork entitled Map OF COwmans Fifth Avenue Lots dated
october lS42 made by order OF James HAY and Daniel
Lord Jr executors. and being the premises
ysyed oy Augustus T. Cowman and wife 70 William
hurry by deed dated January 18th 1s49 recorded
IN the oce OF the Resister OF the City and County Of
Dated New York May 23rd. 1901
WILLIAM A. McKIM Referee.
PHILLIPS & AVERY. Attys for Plaintiff 154 Nassau
street. Tribune Building Manhattan. New York Clty.
Nos. 81. 3S & 25 West 18th
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13

The approximate charge 70 satisfy
WniGn the above described property is be sold IS
SlolSsSS with Interest thereon from the Of
May 1901 together with costs and allowances amounting
70 S4ooS with interest from 18th day OF MAY.
gether with the expenses
amount Of rents or other Tens
which be allowed the purchaser OUT ~ the
purchase money paid by Referee is s955 81 and
interest. - N'- 0--
Dated New York. June srd 1901
JOSEPH Z GREEN Ree.r--
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
% SS-leO

The approximate lien or charge satisfy
'he aooNe described Is sold -
S9 with interest thereon from the OF May
aoether with the costs and allowances amountins
20 - with interest from day OF le'l
.oeStH-t with the expenses apprOxinn.ts
aiount OF taxes and are
20 De allowed by OF the mousy
VI Pa!o oy the referee is Sso457
Dated New York. June s. 1901.
ARTHUR D. rRUAx, RefeEeA
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
SUMMER HOMES
Gouutrn Boar0.

A GED persons special attention when
~ boarding with Mr.. and Mrs. Rasder at Chateau
write for photo. CHATEAU. Passaic. " J.
DERKSHIRE HILLS.-Old Homestead Farm. head OF
ID Pontoosuc Lake bicycling. boating driving.
daily send for circular CARRIE r. DOW.
bOro. Mass.
S,PRING DALE FARM Y. Five miles south OF Pcrt
- Jervs: rooms; hne fishing and boating the
Delaware River. WILLIAM OST. Trt-States, y Y.
yy,HE MAPLEHURST-Among Berkshires: hrst-cass
Il table: a pleasant home r. II. CHENEY. Great Bar
rinEton. Mass