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New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
FOOTBALL.
WEEKES MADE CAPTAIN OF THE CO
LUMBIA TEAM-HIS RECORD IN
MANY SPORTS.

Harold Hathaway Weekes. who for three years
has been the of CouTbias football VIC
tories over Yale Princeton and Pennsylvania, was
yesterday elected captain OF the Columbia varsity
football team for 1902. Weekes is junior In the
university. Three years ago, he made a 6o-yard
run for a touchdown. that brought Columbia vic
tory over Yale. Last season he was instrumental
in success over Princeton The last season 1t was
he who ran around Pennsylvania end for two
touchdowns that brought Columbia victory over
the third member Of the Big Four In recognition
of these achievements. Weekes was chosen as
leader Of the football team next season
weekes is of the best halfbacks in the coun-
try and is Colunbias best known athlete. He Is
the university strdng man. with a record OF l''os
points. he rowed on his freshman crew, Is mem
her of the track team holds the indoor records at
the university in sprnts and the shot put. ana Two
wears ago eoualled the worlds record in the SNtH-
ward dash. Weekes comes from Oyster bay, Loils
island. is twenty-one years old, feet lot2 Inches
tall and weighs $50 pounds. -. .,.
At the meeting yesterday, those members OF me me
football team entitled to wear the varsity,
were named as follows: a. X. Boyesen, r b. IT
vine W C Kindgen. l. D. Shaw. H d Mci1eliiafi
r r Bruce H Van Hoevenberg, W. h MorieHE,'
r S Smith Harold Weekes, C l.. Berrien ana =:
s Dana Varsity stripes were awarded 70 theSS
members of the football squad: Willard, Nhltwea'
Duell. Duden Angel. Fisher, Evans. Brlnckerhoh'
and Wolff.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
Real Gsiate.
Invalid Wills.

1t is notorious how many wills
involving great estates are con-
tested. especially where there are
large public bequests.
Note the Stewart, Tilden, Stanford, Fay
erweather and numberless other contests.
This affects the title to every
piece of real estate possessed by
the decedent. There are wills
in nearly every title. IT their
validity is attacked the owner
suffers unless he holds policy
of title insurance.
The attack may be unsuccess-
ful, yet the expense of the litiga-
ton is very great. Our policy
of title insurance binds the COM
panv to bear the whole expense
of litigation, and to meet any
Judgment recovered.
Insure in the strongest and best.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
SUPREME COURT. County of Westchester

The Yonkers Savings Bank. Plaintiff. against
George A Smith and others. Decentralization
In pursuance of Judgment duly
rendered and entered in the
bearing date the 30th day November. 1901. /.
undersigned. the Referee by said Judgment duly
pointed. will sell public Exchange
room. No Ill Broadway. the Borough of Manhattan
City of New York. the 9th day of December 1901
at II o'clock that day. by James l.. Wells
auctoneer. the lands and premises by said Judgment
directed to be sold and therein described follows
All that certain plot parcel of land situate in the
New York. being the westerly feet Of Lot No 1o6
map entitled Map of the Penhed Property.
dated Aug 1882 and filed in the Office Of the Register
WescEester and bounded and described
follows viz. Beginning at point on the n3rtherly
distant forty feet westerly from
northwest OF Cleveland Avenue and Second
thence westerly along the northerly
Cleveland Avenue thirty feet: thence nortneriy
at right angles Cleveland Avenue to the southery
boundary line of the Village OF Mount Vernon: thence
eastery along said southerly boundary line OF the
Village of Vernon thirty feet thence soutnery
westerly line of Second street eighty
seven feet more less to the place Of beginning
D GEORGE c. FURMAN Referee
THAYER Plaintiffs Attorney. "a Warourton Ave
Yonkers n. Y 4.
The following is diagram OF the property a'0''
scribed-
City of Noun,
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gGoFERS TO FIGHT SULTAN.

Terry McGovern and Dave" Sullivan accom-
panied by their managers. sam Harris and
Tom" Sharkey met yesterday and signed articles
Cor q match on January 80. The fight Will be Tor
twenty or twenty-five rounds al l26 pounds the
weigh in n he sly hours before the enter the
ring Each OF the principals deposited $3.50 as
forfeit for appearance. Bob Fitzsmmons was
chosen referee The is TO take place before
the club Offering the best inducements, and bids
will De received up to January. The money will be
divided IS per cent going to the winner ana 50 TO
the loser.
Joe" Humphries on behalf of the National Ath.
lefic Club of Waterbury, Conn. maoe an oner OF
IS cent Of the gate receipts. AS there mas oeen
bad feeling between these two fighters for some
time. IL is expected that the fight VIII be oitter
rpe
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
ScEAEFFER'S NEW LAURELS,
CHAMPION SWIMMER FIRST IN TWO
CONTESTS IN THE SPORTS
MEMS SHOW.

rhilsdeIphia Dec. 1.-Two swimming contests
for the American championship took place to-nlsHI
s- The sportsmens Show, E. Carroll Schaerer ma
,,o,., cfs,on;on. winning both, and lowering the
-eco-6 for i've hundred yards In this race
schaeffer finished in minutes 81 S-5 SECONDS the
prevrors record held by himself. being minutes
7 W Spencer, OF Columbia University hnlShea
second and Frederick Wenck OF the New ORR
s+bJaSao C-lrh third. Schaeffer won the TWO nun
dred ward race in minutes II 40 seconds. MencK
was second and J. Boyce. OF the Broohhhe o"iih-
ming Club, third
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
foreclosure Sales
STPREME COURT, County of Westchester


CUPREME COURT, County of Westchester-
~ The Yonkers Savings Bank Plaintiff. against George
Smith and Others Observation-Disclosures NO; l. IN pur-
suence OF OF foreclosure and sale duy rem
dered and entered above entitled action and bear
na date the 3Oth day November 1901 the undeE,
sIcned the Referee duly appointed WI!
the Exchange Salesroom No III
Froa dway in the Borough Manhettha. city OF New
York on the 9th of December IDOL al IL cioek
noon on that day by James L. Wells, auctoneer. the
lands and premises said judsnent directed 70 De so
and therein described follows All that GER
tain plot or parcel of land situate i'll the Bor.
ougb Of The Bronx County of New-York and State OF
New York being easterly forty feet OF Lot
shown certain entitled Map OF the rem
aed Property South Mount Vernon. made by h w suI.
rows g E. dated August. 1850 and hled in the olnes
of the Register westchester County ana nounoeu an
described as follows. viz Beginning AT pom
formed by the northwesterly corner OF CisNe a
Avenue and shown on sald may,
and running westerly along the hery
line of forty feet; thence nor
at right angles to Cleveland Avenue to the
darv line OF the Village Mount Vernon; thenSe
erIy along the souherly boundary lne OF .e
are or Mount Vernon thence southefIy
Second street eishtS-'N' "No -
tenths feet place Of beginning ~ pJ-pN4N
Dated December = i'oi- Referee
H THAYER Plaintiffs Attorney "a Waro"r'0h A'
The folioWtnE is diagram of the property above ae
scribed:
City Of Mount vsr,
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

1ORk--Charles NJ. HOugh. as administrator
the will annexed Of Henry NJ Lsav deceased PTainf;~
against jacob Lewis Others Defendants Sc+on Nc,
s. In pursuance OF Judgment foreclosure
made and entered IN the above
date the 18th day of November.
the referee in said Judgment sen az pih.
auction. the New York Real SaIssroor No M
Broadway in the Borough Of Manhattan CITY OF Nav
noon that day. by James l. Wells auctioneer the
premises directed by said judgment be
described follows All that certain ot parcel
of land with the building erected thereon.
and being in the Twenty-fourth Ward OF the city OF
New York Borough Of the Bronx. and bounded
scrbed as follows: Begnnins at point on the Northeriy
line OF Fifth Street distant three hundred and ninety
ninety-dve hundredths
foot Eastwardy Ohe said distance be measured
Northerly line Of Fifth street, from the
said Fifth Street Green
running NorthwardIy hut along line form
trg right angle with line Of Fifth Street
GOD feet inches TO the middle
wall. thence Eastwardly but parallel
twenty-five C5) feet: thence South
wardly but along line forming a right angle
With said sNorthery Street hundred ard
nOI) feet said Northeriy line OF Firth
Westwardly. along the said North
eriv line OF Fifth twenty-five CD feet 10 the point
or place Of beginning ,oo,
Dated New York. 10th November. 19li -
GEORGE wApDINGTON At,orney r9r fian,In1 L.
broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. CIV OF NeW tc,s
The following diagram OF the property 20 pc soo
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Cleveland Avenue.

The approxrnate amount charge satisfy
which the above described property is to be sold IS
S. 5s with thereon from the Soth day OF
Novembar with costs and allowance
Amounting S23S.17. with interest thereon from tne
SOth day November 1901 together WITH the expenses
~ the sale The approximate amount OF taxes assess
ents and Croton other hers 70 pe ai2" @
tic purchaser out Of the purchase money or para oy
tba referee is $3.50 "A and accrued interest.
'"e ie'1t01 - N GEORGE c FCRMAN, Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
THE NEW REALTY COMPANY

It reported yesterday that the new realty
corporation which Richard NJ Montgomery is organ
izing is likely reach the point of organization
The capital stock, it is said, will be Sa1o-
600, and the hackers will be several prominent real
ty operators. No details of the scheme could pc
obtained Yesterday, but II said that the New
York Realty Corporation would be financially n
terested in IL At the Office of this corporation the
following statement was made:
we are interested in it matter Of course. as
other companies would be which working 70
conserve hest interests of the realty market.
When the plan is consummated We may De pc
cunarily interested in II. -
The new company it is said, will not speculate
in property but will hold it for the investment re-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
q; GERMAN 5,lPj EMPEROR's YACHT N FRAME.

The schooner yacht building for the Emperor of
Serreny from designs by Messrs Cary smith q
Parhe, is progressing rapidly She is now In frame
rd tho nlating is about to begin. She Will not be
heavily spared. being intended as last cruiser
,ather than racer. Below she VIII be simply
enished but nothing will be neglected TO make her
Iiiiisheo a. eyerv AZ the
sacht is completed she will be sent TO Germany N
order to have time to Mt out peIofe 'iie ia'iiis ~
which is held annually at kiel
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF WEST.

~ cHEsTER-The Yopkers Savings Bank .ninn
,gs,st george A and others. Defendan,s I
NJ In pursuance judgment OF toreeLo5te a anu
~. S,,,v rendered entered in the above entltIe
sinn and bearing the Both day or Novsnoe I 1,r
'o nndersgned the Referee by said judgment aulS
appointed will public auction at tne x 1n5
Broadway, in tne E>ofousn ot
haitian City New York on the 2'th a9s s OF + Wes
a1coneer the and premises by said '4gst sf1
5rncteI to he sold therein Described as
All that certain plot parcel OF land situate IN me
County OF New 1ork ana oItIe
S York being the westerly thirty feet OF Lot No
ehovyn on certain map emitted map 0t Ins
Mount Vernon, made oy X W.
i,1,rrows Z d dated Aug, 1889, ana nled IN 1ns
weschester County, and oounde1
and described as follows. viz Beginning at point on
80 ortberlv side Cleveland Avenue distant seventy
fae+ westerly from northwest corner OF CIeNeana
yenuA and Second Street, and running thence Wstey
along the northery of Cleveland Avenue tlrSy 1esI
qhsnca easterly line OF Lot NO ioo
on said map feet TO the southery boundary
I5rs the Village Mount Vernon; thence easterly
along the southerly boundary line OF the T Ao
Teron thirty feet: southerly and paralei with
the westerly line second Street eghty-seven feet more
CT less ~ " GEORGE c. FURMAN. Referee
Dated December .. 1901 -. --,.
.a Snewing IS a diagram Of the property above de-
scribed:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
COLLEGE ATHLETICS.
sNHERsT's BASEBALL SCHEDULE.
EDMUND CHANDLER BEACH HAS BEEN
ELECTED MANAGER OF THE
FOOTBALL TEAM.

FOOTBALL TEAM
Amherst Mass, Dec. 1.-THE Amherst oaseodN
schedule as announced by Manager w II. S"llt'
is as follows:
Ap-,l IL wiston ~ Amherst; April 10 lste a. nj ~
IJoysn. Aprtl 10 Princeton Amherst. APT! %
Fa-es M Amherst: Ap-il %. Brown at PTovldehce
Anril 30 Andover Andover. - - 49,,
Nav I Harvard at Cambridge May g. Williams al v en-
herst: NAV Z Princeton Princetoni May ~. We.
eyan at Middetown; May IA Wesleyan al n,ifb n,i a.
Nav Bowd Amherst; May IL Dart iliouy. q
Hanover: Nav "a open; May Is. Wiliafns al III
Jamestown; May so. Georgetown end TRINITY a' AIN
herst.
June i Dartmouth 6 Amherst: June Z; WesIeSai -
Amherst: June II, Holy Cross at Amherst juno
Wfnisrns at NfI!ianstown; June %. Williams al All
her.t: June p, Wesleyan al Midoleto"n
MANAGER MAYNARD OF the Amherst basket ball
team has arranged the following schedule OF
games:
January H. Trinity at Amherst January Is, Holy Cross
Amherst. - ,,..,..,,, o.
February ! Yale at February 1S Dartmouth at
Hanover.
March !. Harvard al Namnriose' saalcH O. "''-A-' -
Amherst.
Edmund Chandler Beach, 'oa Of Riverside III.
has been elected manager OF the football team for
the season of 1902.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
WANT CONSULAR SERVICE REoRGANTzED-

xU.e,;,e,on Dec IA convention of representa-
,ives Of leading commercial bodies TO consider the
reorganization the consular service was heio mere
TO-DAY. The meeting approved the Lodge Dill 10
reorganize the consular service and the oeiesates
Burton Of Ohio Those present ,,s we're GnstaS rus =
SndsTson of Pittsburg; F. H. Mason. Of Buffalo
: G Vincent and GeeTge 5 Jackson reid er W
Cushing and F. A. Scott OF Cleveland, ana B W.
NSoodward and ]. J. Edison. OF this city,
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
CTPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

~ YoRK-Charles NJ. Hough. administrator with
,ba will annexed NJ LeGvitt deceased Plaintn
against Jacob Lewis and others. Defendants Action
No In pursuance of II Judgment Of foreclosure and
sale made and entered in the above entitled action
undersigned. referee in said udgment named VIII
AT public auction the New York Real Estate Sales
room Broadway in the Borough OF Manhattan oa1
CITY of New-York. the 18th day OF December lSOi
at O'Clock noon that day by James l. Wells aug
tioneer the premises directed by said Judgment 10 De
sold and therein described as follows All that certain certain
lot piece or parcel land with the building erected
situated Lying and being in the Twsnty,5ouIth
Ward OF the New York. Borough OF The Bronx.
bounded described follows: Beginning at
point on Northerly line of Fifth Street distant two
fory-eght GAS feet and ninety-hve one
hundredths C95-1OO OF foot Eastwardly Uhe said dis
tance to measured along the said Northerly line OF
Fifth Street, Northeastey of said Fifth
Avenue. thence running Northwardly
along forming right angle with said North
erly line hundred and tOl) feet
inches 10 old stone wall. thence
parallel with Gaid Fifth Street twenty
(25, feet thence Southwardly. but again along a
line forming a right angle with said Northeriy line or
Fifth Street hundred and dOD feet two inches
said Northerly line OF Fifth Street and thence west
wadly hut along the said Northery line Of Fifth Street
t25 feet the point place OF beginning
Dated New ork, 10Th November. 1901
WILLIAM S. BENNETT Referee
GEORGE WADDINGToN Attorney for Piaintin 100
Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. City OF New York
The following Is diagram OF the property to be sold:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
YALE WILL STICK TO FOUR MILES.
HAS RECEIVED NO NOTICE THAT HARVARD
WANTS TO ROW THREE MILES. AND
. rs UNWILLING TO CHANGE.
Tgy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE


New Haven Conn Dec. lin spite of the state
nent from Harvard that Yale will be required 10
row a three mile in the race next. spring
with Harvard, the Yale officers say that the
usual course will be rowed-the usual four miles
from Gales Ferry to the bridge Captain Philip
Kunzig OF the Yale crew when asked tonight
what Yale would do il Harvard insisted on three
miles, said:
Yale has received notice that Harvard wants
a three mile race and l do not believe Will re
ceive any. We will certainly not be willing to
make any change. We have already begun rowing
for the regular course and will continue to do so.
There has been some talk Of shortening the race
by one mile but it has not yet met with anything
Ike unanimous support.
Other Yale officials also say that Yale will not
listen to any change in the plans for the crew race
unless good evidence is forthcoming that such a
change is necessary.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
COLLEGE, CHESS MATCH TO BE HELD

CasveI manager of the Columbia -Har-
vard-Yale-Princeton intercollegiate chess tourna-
ment. has nearly completed arrangements for the
tenth annual meeting between the college teams.
-. will be contested in former years at the
E1nbia Grammar School. Fifty-fourth-st, near
SIoSisnnsye the dates being December 26. q and
% Esrh college will be represented by team OF
four nlayers and each team to play once with each
9TH
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12

5th Street
The approximate amount Of the lien or charge to sa:ss
thousand six hundred and Sxtyeishs conars ana
Hsbsr snIss ,s5l together with costs and allowance
amounng to Three hundred ana ,Ssrse
sna a,S November 1901 together with the of
iioin ifsn The approximate amount OF the taxes
and liens TO De aIlowee % sns puI
money. OF paio oy sas .S,e.yS
ehaser dollars and thrry-ore cents SsoSp no
interest ,os. 1901
Dated Ne" A0iA' WILLIAM ;. BENSE1. Referse
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
K. A. C. TO ENTERTAIN WOMEN.
ELABORATE PROGRAMME OF GYMNAsT1c AND
AQUATIC SPORTS ARRANGED.

AQUATIC SPORTS ARRANGED.
The Knickerbocker Athletic Club has arranged an
elaborate programme for its first entertainment OF
the season for women, which is to be held at the
clubhouse to-day A musical will begin In the
drawing room at 3:30 p.
At $50 T. m the water sports will begin The
swimming committee has arranged 100-yard race
between L. A Goodwin. the American Champion
w C. Miller j. A. Ruddy. The second contest
will be race. which has received ten entries
The two teams of the club will swim relay race,
one captained by William Reuss and the othef og
George Van Cleaf. Ten entries have been received
for the punging contest. There VIII also De d
candle race and other exhibitions -, ,
The athletic and gymnastic sports VIII take plsce
at p. m with rope climbing and horizontal par
nerfor1na noes by Messrs. Zettler and Boulo. cluD
Swinging by Gus Herrig, wrestling between
George Bothner and James Hughes and tunnpnhs
and flying ring exhibitions.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
CUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YORK.-Ths american missionary Association.
John j. Bell. Defendant
of Judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly made and
above entitled action and bearing date the
25th day Of No -erber 1901. l. the undersigned the
Referee in said Judgment named will sell at public
auction. York Real Estate Salesroon No Ill
Broadway in the Borough Of Manhattan City of New
York, path Of December. 1901. II o'clock
that by l. j. Philips & Co. Auctioneers.
premises directed Ly ju5rment Sold
therein described follows
All that certain lot. piece parcel Of land situate
lying and being Eoroueh OF the Bronx City and
State Of New York bounded and described follows:
Beginning point made by the intersection of the
norherly line OF East 16 Street with the westerly line
OF Jackson Avenue running thence Northery and along
said westerly line of Jackson Avenue Eghtysix $50 feet
Four and one-half 41e) inches; thence Westerly and
parallel with 163rd Street Twenty-Five
thence Southery and parallel with Jackson Avenue and
part Of the distance thro party wall Eightysx 1850
feet Four and one-haf s) inches to the northery line
of East 163rd Street. and thence Eastery a1onG said
northerly line Of Street Twenty-Five
to the point place of beginning; be of
dimensions
Dated New York. December 2nd. 1901.
JOSEPH C LEVI. Referee
WM IVES WASHBURN. Attorney for Plaintiff. No. II
Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan New Ycrk City.
The following is diagram of property sold:
its street number No. 9S7 Jackson Avenue:
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Green
Avenue.
1885

5th Street
The he len or charge.
satisfy which above described Sold
Two thousand hundred dollars and
fort-three 2 43) with interest thereon
9Th November. 1901. allowance
amounting Three hundred and eighty-two dollars and
fortythree $3.50 49, with interest thereon from
1tfn November 1901 together with OF the
said sale The approximate Of the
and other liens, allowed
of the purchase paid
five dollars and thirty-one (S753D
Dated New York. 18th November 1901.
WILLIAM s BENNET. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
foreclosure Sales.

o'clock noon that day. by L. Wells aactoneer
the premises directed by said Judgment De sod anu
therein described follows: All hat certain lot piece
Or parcel OF land with building erected tnefeon.
situated lying and being In Twenttourth ward ?.
the City OF New York. Borough Of The Bronx. and
bounded and described toows Beginning at point
the Northerly distant hun
dred and nney-eigt (2es) feet and nnetynve one-hu
dredhs (so-Oo of foot Eastwardiy (he said distancs
10 be measured along said Norheriy line OF Fifrn
street, from the Northeastery OF said Fifth Street
and Green Avenue thence running Northward ou. along
line forming right angle with sd Northerly line OF
Fifth street hundred and GGD feet inches
~ but parallel with said Fift Street Twenty-Five (SS)
feet thence Southvardly but along line forming
right angle with soid Northerly OF Fifth
one hundred and 001) inches said North
ery line Of Fifth Street. Westwardy. but
along said Northeriy line OF Fifth Street twenty-five (2
feet to the point place OF beginning
Dated New York. 10Th November. 1901
WILLIAM s BENNET. Referee
GEORGE WADDlNGTON. Attorney for Plaintiff. $50
Broadway Borough Manhattan. City OF New York
The following is diagram Of property
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
oyEoRD DEFEATS CAMBRIDGE.

London Dec T1.-At the Queens Club GROUNDS TO-
dow Ovford defeated Cambridge at football by a
goal and try after splendid game, according
to the Rugby rules, which attracted large crows @
m the club The defence of both teams was eeiE
sound and there score until the latter nan
of he
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
Green
Avenue


rh. lien charge, 70
..if Mbcb the above property is 10 be sold
Two ,housand six sxtyeisht dollars aio
forythree cents (S2 s43 with interest thereon Io
etb Noyember 1901, together costs and auoWance
Amounting 10 hundred and seventy-ssven doaS
,S31743,. with interest thereon iro
with the expenses OF the
sale The approximate OF the taxes assessnen
ard liens allowed to the purcnaser oot oi
the purchase money paid by the referee IS seventy
Ave dollars thirtyone cents Si53O ana interest,"
Dated New York. 18th November. 1901 p.,.-..
s. BENNET. Heiefee-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
W. X. ASTON TO BUILD IN wALL-sT.

The OSullivan estate property, at the southeast
corner of Wall and Pearl SITS. has been bought oy
W. X. Aston, who will erect on it twelve story
Office building. The property and the new building
will cost MIR. Aston about 100000 The plot, which
is covered by old four story buildings, has
frontage in Wal-st of y 10 feet, and in Pear-st
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
East 162rd Street

East 163rd Street.
The approximate amount Of the lien charge. 70
satisfy which the described sold.
$3.50 A. with interest thereon from the 18th day Of
November. 1901, together with allowance
amounting to S35 96 together with the
sale The approximate amount OF taxes
and water rates. other liens be allowed
chaser out of the purchase paid the Referee
is 81, $50 Is interest.
Dated New York the 2nd day Of December. 1901.
Joseph LEA