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New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
MAcDONNELEs DEFENCE BEGUN.
DEFENDANT CHARGED WITH KILLING
PRICE MAY TESTIFY IN HIS
OWN BEHALF

The State rested its yesterday in the prose
cution Of Myles B MacDonnell for the murder of
George Price in the Onawa Cafe, Harlem on the
night of December IS last. One OF the first wit
nesses for the defence yesterday swore that the
first shot fired in the quarrel was from Tom
Kennedy's revolver Kennedy drew his revolver
and pointed II az Mcdonnell said the witness, but
MacDonneu forced Kennedys hand up and the
bullet was fired ar the ceiling. Kennedy's revolver
was light one. the witness continued. and there
we're three shots from light pistol. followed by
four iron, a heavier one MacDonnell's pistol. ex-
hihited in court. is .3s-calibre
Another witness for the defence testified that
~ the bullet marks in the ceiling back of the
place where MacDonnen stood. and another one
said that Kennedy, Price. Courtenay and Phser
went the Onawa Cafe together from McClatch-
ey's saloon -hundred-and-t nd-twenty-ffth-st and
Iexingten-ave.. after Pfser had gone to Nc
Clstchev's and told Kennedy that MscDonnell was
in the Onswa. NacDonnen SAYS that if the repu-
table men who were in the Onawa at the time of
the shooting viii only forward and testify
he would have 10 trouble in proving his innocence
cne o. these Incr. MacDonner says. is Mr.
Mathuzhek, a retired piano manufacturer.
The state attempted yesterday to prove that the
bullet hole IN IacDonnell's coat was caused by
SHOT fr9n his ovn revolver. Dr. Albert T. Weston
tho corcner's physcian. Hho conducted the inquest
in Prices deatn. md Poii-e Sergeant Petty. the
rc7 Oliver expert both testified that the hoe was
r7a5o %, bullet from revolver held between the
roat ana tho wearor. and pointing away from the
Nsarer
if,e. IN TuEer lad made the opening speech
foi The defence. John y khier. = bartender in the
On5"a. t-SJ-fed that ius before the shooting Mac
DoGaei ard kennedy had stood by the har talking
AacD cDonnell had said 10 KENNEDY: Tom you have
So il. why don'r you pull it, Kennedy then
drew his ,VciV-r from his overcoat pocket, but
GRcpcnnel eraSreI <enneGy's wrist and forced his
hand IN. taat tie bullet went toward the ceiling.
Then Macnonnell drew his own pistol from his hip
pocket with 'i@ light hand and put ii TO Kennedy 5
hesr.. saving. Tom have got YOU but III spare
your life for rhe sake of your wife and children
7 a'e- said th9t Two more shots ere fred then.
~ Ia a.
aTher shots followed. which were from heavier
Diver Than the frs: three We're from. Kennedy s
revolver. be sad. vas light
Patrick ! Canavap the foreman Of the jury. was
nearly prostr.tel ny the hra; before Ehler's tesu-
roony was finished. ard the trial adjourned
Till 1890 this morning. 1t is expected that Mac
DOnnel viii testify to-day.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
ARRN4LS IT BTFF4LO.
Buffalo. JulyI (SpeciaD.-Persons from New York
and near by registered at hotels to-day include:


IFooUOIs-wiam !. Dixon Z. Z. Miller. Walter
jennings. Joseph. c r. Wagner.
II. Hudson. Robert i. Clark NJ. s. stephens. \. II.
Kripe Nr Kirbal Oriska Wordsn.
Weld D. II Dwyer, John !. Dunn. +. Lawrence
Dudley. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Dickinson. Miss Edith 4.
oowney. Edward winslow. Ed. Gaenecke. Nit. MS.
James Dc Wolf, NJ. and Mrs. y. C. Kline. Benjamin
strauss George F. Scott. J. Boyce Smith. jr, John
Elliot Richards Joseph Raphael William Crompton. C. j.
Miller James 2 Donovan Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Mac
Cslhen Philip Dayss. William Otmann Howard Boyne.
g g L Horsey, Rufus X Hayes, Perley A. Stone and
J. Dukas.
NIAGARA L swearey. Leonard F. Pitkn.
Miss Marguerite Pitkin. Mr. and Mrs G. H Kent. A c.
GENEsEE-R. T. Jarrett. a 2. Mulvey c. 1. Can
Mrs. II. .. Thomas. L. T. Nagle. Ethel Nage.
Harold z: Nagle. Otto A Crosse. Reginald c. Thomas
TIFFT-Mr and Mrs. Charles Bauman. Henry Jacob
Reuben Voss, Frank Law !. II.
Meggett A G. Relyea O. w Peake. Mrs A H Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs H E. Flasher and R: F. Hilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E Green. Mrs. A L. Collins. +. H.
Davis William F. Law. B. Lynn. J. W. Warner, Daniel
Loeb. James F. Sweeney James 7. Sweeney. Charles
sTAFFoRD-s. ST. Denis Charles D. Meyers c " F.
Baker and C 3. Ashbrdge.
ARLINGTON-A- Davis. Harry Turner, Mr..
Gormley. Joseph Krastel Mr. and Mrs. H. ". Scott
BRoEZEL-Miss Rose Coghlan. Miss Rosalind SulIi-
William Beach F. J. Sbley W. H Bailey. JOHN NJ
Deacon 4. z. Kendall Mr.. and Mrs. F p. Bulwalker
T. s. WeFtlaie. Miss Florence Westlake. Weiss,
bel DUnlop George W Post. Mr.. Mrs. VI. l. Nathan
Emma Cohen. Rose Nathan. Mabel Nathan. G. M Dia-
Mr and Mrs- Daniel A Lamb. c. B. Dryden. P. T.
COLT-MRIA-A = France A. e Sherwood H NJ
Ksr- G. J. shuster NJ NJ MacTsea, Mr.. and Mrs. J c.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Peter Meyer Coz 449 W 27th-st. s, 225 Il Of
25xas9; story ten and stores with story
h ten h on rear foreclosure shpman trustee agt
H Bell IT al: Coudert Bros, attys f Brodsky ref;
due on iudet 50 so costs sos 35 taxes etc IL;
165th-st 7s.4e # of Tiffanyst. Sex
d: story fl of plaintiffs lien;
Dayton atty: NJ { Minor ref. judgt costs etc.
s.. .l16 06; taxes etc sass 60 Beachst ioI 96 # n
n Friedrich. atty: Robert 8 Byrne ref due on j1dgt
St n 5 1885 Of 5h-ave, q 6x1oo5; Ieasehold :
al exrs; agt Frances N Henck, indy and as ct
s ctsTe sTes atty sac. a. s Fe 47t6s 6u on sci
Of 1othave 2'xloo5 story bk ten h foreclosure
eSTs. al; 9 Ha1in. atty; W stump, ref; due on
Ta 54a and S GGF coT T the Clarence apart
Hen asT G sale o ?ds dv abG b .5 opd s8S t4.
and & story X ae0y s Sidgy Is 56s RgSs auction 4a f.
h. ~e a. 4216o h!a5 story and Fat h. foreclosuTe
sale Manufacturers Trust CO agt Gabriel Yalente ct al
s ses & S ss 5 H. d sds9 So aS 'sf
& s. - # Of se Lee soFs
Gross ref: judg $1444s 40 costs. si54 81 taxes
h Hsssrs ooo hsF95 #
sale General synod of the Reformed Church agt Eugene
on adgt $1,000 axes sa &C. Se 1857 o -,
AneTdsnaTe sn f7Rids Story dwg h. foreclosuTe
sale; \ Lie and Trust co agt FRANK Leon smith
due al on fs s s. e6s- ss7 o5 axes ETC.
SEQ r II James ls = Wes Psd 2P T2a9sss4 Place IS
l7ethst. The Bronx. 22xG3 story frame dwg h. fore
G 1Gs : @ 9s @ ss ats e TT or taxes MGFsag ea So ref Que on
By Richard V Harnett & GO; ath-ave ana 57th-st
cor & Se se ze SG dx FIAT e, as E care6e Edgar
Johnson ct al tieREy IA / Boger aty lanes 6m varnun
@ = Is nsT@Ran 2S a2xs5 4lxSS2: Story
Charles Mcdowell ct all W sckson. atty; EdmH0d nun
faRss iRs'f eic S. S5oS que On '''S' S-'- ''' ''
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
REAL ESTATE.
BLOCK FRONT IN AMSTERDAM-AVE.
soID-oTHER TRANSACTIONS.

One IF the principal transactions reported yester-
the sale Of the block front on the east side
cf Amsterdam between one-hundred-and-
ferty-frst and undred-and-forty-second sts-
The sellers we're Som Brothers. and the purchaser
vas Thomas J. MCGUIRE
irving l. Kempner has sold to J. D. Goodman
so p. Monroe-st. a FIVE story tenement house, on
Dot EexI7s feet,
F,osanzxeis g. Klingenstein have sold 10 a client
the two six story apartment houses Nos. 4o1 and
kos Slightest each 22l0xeOe feet. for $4,000.
rillie Hagen has sold d. Lee Cook. through
George Ranger for occupancy. No. 222 West One
rrrdred-a nd-thirfy-second-st three story brown
800 feet , -, ~
nav arc reported have sold for DR. John D.
Malone to Mr- Calkns No l45 West Ninety-sec-
cndsf = three story and basement brownstone
twe,line house on lot 17xleo.s feet.
William s. Hawk yesterday obtained title to the
,ronerry No IL East Forty-third-st. from Eliza
befh Bache end others.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
foreclosure 5aIes.
SUPREME COURT. County of New York

SUPREME COURT. County of New York
William Shipman sole surviving Trustee under the
VIII Testament Caleb H Shipnan. deceased.
plaintiff. against William H. BeIl and others defendants
In pursuance of judgment of foreclosure and sale
made entered in the above entitled action bear
ing date the 23d day of May 1891 l. the undersigned.
the Referee in the said judgment named will sell at
public auction al the New York Real Estate Salesroom
No Ill Broadway Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New
York. the 2nd day of July. 1901, at Twelve O'Clock
Noon on that day by Peter F. Meyer Auctioneer the
scrbed follows: All that certain lot piece parcel
of land. with the buildings thereon situate lying and
being the City of New York and bounded and de
scrbed follows: Beginning point the NortheTy
Street distant hundred and
Eastery the Easterly of Tenth
Avenue running thence Northwardy and parallel with
ninetyeight feet nine inches centre
line Of the block between Twenty Twenty
eighth Streets: Eastwardy line
twenty-five Southwardy parallel with
Tenth feet nine inches the North
along the Northery side Of Street twenty
point place beginning the premises
hereby described being known by the Street Number
$40 West Twenty-seventh Street
Dated. New York, June 9Th, 1901.
JOHN E. BRODSKY. Referee.
COUDERT BROTHERS. Attorneys for Plaintiff No II
Broadway Borough Manhattan City of New York
following a diagram of the property be sold
Is 449 West Twenty-seventh Street.
2Sth
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
foreclosure Sales,
0RK SUPREME COURT. New Yorl

County -NIanufaclurers' Trust Company Plaintiff
against Gabriel Vsente Amelia Vaente. his wife. and
others Defendants. judgment Of fore
closure sale made and entered in the above
titled action sth day of June. 1901
and entered Office Clerk II the County Of
New York on day OF Tune. 1901 /. the under
signed in said judgment named, will sell at
public the New York Real Estate Saeeroom
No III Broadway OF Manhattan, the I'd day
Of u O'Clock of that day by VIM. NJ
Ryan auctionee described in said Judgment
All that certain tract piece parcel Of land
buildings thereon erected, situate lying and being
Borough Of Manhattan City Of New
York bounded and described as follows Beginning at
wentysecond Street four hundred and twenyhree ti2S
the intersection the Southerly side of said
hundred and twenysecona Street with the Easerly
Eighth Avenue. running thence SoutheTly parallel
o Eighth Avenue hundred Q0o feet eleven dD
inches parallel said One hundred and
Street thirtyhve () feet four 4) inches
Northerly and parallel sad Eighth
part way through a party wall hundred 1OO
feet inches the SoutherIy side of
9red Street thence Westerly along
Southerly hundred wenty-second Street
thirtyve 35) four a. inches the point place
beginning; said premises being in Section :. Block
1927 Land Map the CITY of New
Dated New York. June 10. 1901
THOMAS GILLERAN Referee
STEELE & OTIS. Attorneys for Plaintiff % Broad
Street Borough of Manhattan, New York city
The following diagram Of the property be sold
described the number being 226 West One
hundred ard tweuty-second street:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS

's s Nos y ,1s G s"e ediiys m | 'eGs sS Ga@ @a2sss
rms; 80 (, Of r5 staavs 2ssl9 2ss1Soil
R $: So mo9rtgaee, SIS ooo ;:-.s
S 6o * 2 229 100 Of to adsgs Ssl runs 4sss lH
1oosx v 22&x n zoos; Abraham c Quacken
81 al. ndiyidualy: r $. s9,....... $4,000
1o6S So ss,i st Gt % 5oS ,s n I5 io9sz 10 " s21
zoos S7th-st 52.9 Abraham Quacken-
bush bush ct al 70 60 Lambert Qu'ckenbush and an
ssd-st, n :, S3sa +; e Of Sd ave. 255xio22
Emsn@s s @ Tannenhaa sa, &c o,o Esther Abrahams
Joseph Harershiag to George Edgar; liens;
HIM; 50 East, 25sloo il Frsnk " sayln,
lexington ave. $ i65 II 5 Of $50 St runs e 7ox
n 165 93d-st 90
wae5 - Lera dod to Moses November So 90 ,o
Madison-st, No ia: $ 251oo Levin Hertzberg
mo1tfaE. iq aaS,s5 s5e 20 600 Margaret JAEGER % ~
aena Frey and cor sn9a1 of l1"t65 tn oa Po Na
12off-st 100 # " Of sd-ave 25x1oo IL viii
lam F BantEe Hn4 eo to Michael Tanner: P 5. $4; =,
Monroe-st No 81, s. 3asxSo.2x irreg: caman
!,2 Repse o6o and wife to Herman Queler; mortgage.
1sth-st, Nos 274 and 276 West ioxl235x4oax
Ell moFtssre pa Isasess s7d eseTf to Daniel Far 1000
Mulberry-st. No 191. 25x1O0; Samuel Barnett
wife to Mifhes Sd 3i oSa Sanh and another; s. -
west End-ave 30 - 5, 25xico james var
mum, ct al. trustees. to James NJ Varnum.
Monroest % No 81 s ; 81 Sxso.2 tx rreg: Herman
Qmeller and wife to Callman Rouse; mortgage.
So 900: r 6. 81 ..-................ I
142d-st. Nos 100 and 157 West. 54x991I: William
H Hall and wife to Mary tierach; r : S25-... !
Canal-st. No ~: Sarah A Brush stephen Law
4shes. 2s7s II " Of etaave Is ax55 Skis 10
x535; May 4 Harway and Another to Charles II
Wilson: s 50 1000
43d-st No II East: Elizabeth Bache et al.
$3.50 1880
45th-st. n s. " of Gth-ave. 2Ox1O05: Mary
p BENJAMIN Albert Adams; mortgage,
,,- -slo90; 4 s $2o. = - l
x21Xl042; Henry Hachemeister ct al 70 Anna
Fachemester mortgage. s24 900 r :, S.. 40 500
44th-st. No ia West. 17.6x1OO; Catharine
Sherman TO William y Cohen: f :. Sl2 20.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
Arycr1oN SALES YESTERDAY.

Ey william NJ Ryan; lbo " s2d-st 9 s. 2s2e II e OF
s,ns,erda-ave isexlo22 story due n foreclosure
-. yrn,on Dime Ernestine Brown; Ritch.
~ r. g. W. zitys; John Phean. ref: due on tudgt.
sz1 nof 81 ooxts 1893 $50 o5 the plain
tn for S2o,C00 400 ..
By Peter = Meyer Co; 90 convent-ave. . 1875 #
~ fxlst-et 2OylOo and story dwg h: foreclosure
Ssiss IerA L xaes aSt Gassos Nelvia & all Eobert
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02

West 27th ST.
The approximate of the lien charge to satisfy
which the above described property is be sold is
S94O9O with interest thereon from the goth day Of May
1901 together with and allowance amounting 10
thereon the 23d day Of May,
1901 together the expenses The ap-
other liens
the purchaser the purchase money
or Referee is S2101 u and interest.
Dated. New York, June 9Th 1901
JOHN F. BRODSKY. Referee.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tribune
~ received Uptown ONCE No I.242 Broadway
2d of 31stst. until o'clock p. advertise
the following branch Offices at regular
office until O'CLOCK viz: 2o4 Shave.
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New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
1s4th Street

164th Street.
The approximate an1aunt len or cha-zs .. -
sfy which the above described property to be sols
S14420 with interest from 2sth day Of May 1901 ~
and allowances amounting
with interest from day June 1901 foeetbso .
Of the sale ~'|l
The approximate amount Of taxes, assessments A.
which be allowed TO the rrI-rb,-
out OF the purchase pad by the Refarss =
S:;0T. 23 ard interest
New York June 24 1901.
JOHN HENRY HULL. Refe-e.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
foreclosure 5ales
NO. 1,oo4 BROOK AvENUE-sunrem.c--

NJ l,oUf BkOOh ANENU UE.-Supren,a O.
County Of New Yorb--Louise C. Nohl-.- III
tin. against Elizabeth NJ Hamilton al DaSan.s Fam
In pursuance Of judgment Of foreclosure and
made and entered in the entitled acror
ing date 20th day OF June. 1901. 20 Bear
Referee IN said judgment named, sell az the
ton at the New York Real
Broadway. in the Borough Of Manhattan O., 20 Ill
York. on the 1ith day OF July. 1901 az 10 New
on that day. by Bryan L Kennedy Z Co .1,esN nooa
the premises directed by said judgment 10 r.
therein described follows: All lot pieca add
land with the building and improvements ot
situate. lying and being in the 23rd Ward o rhs ,et
New York and bounded and described as foEa9. Y Of
Beginning at point the OF F-oo va.
distant one hundred and forty and sxtvHrsV Venue
dredhs 049 6-1o feet south Of the point Of aan
of the easteTly side Of Brook Avenue with rha .ctc
thence running east parallel the so1ltbs-I
One hundred and sixtyfth and part o- sue Of
through party wall one hundred ffty-fvs ard ay
tysix huniredths O95 96100i theucs rIn7i1S ae
parallel with the westerly OF Washinrto1 sootn
TWENTY-FIVE (25 feet thence r1nnir vest ssj- .een1s
with the southsrly side hundred et
Street hundred and forty-six and auevsfgH n
dredths GAG 9S-1G0 feet easterlv SIDE -n-
Avenue and thence running northeast along the
side Of Brook Avenue tweuty-six and hftv-thrss "
dredths (26 5310) feet the point place Of
Dated New York. June p. 1901
JOHN HENRY HULL. Re1A-a.
MILLER. DECKER & MILLER. Attorneys for Pisi,s,
100 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan New-Yo-sx g..
The following diagram OF property 10 IA ~.
its street number is No. ,004 Brook Avenue: '6o;
1e5th Street
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
NEU METHOD OF TREATING.

ALL DISEASES of the skin. blood. nervous
system. absolutely cured. New methods
FACIAL. TREATMENT. surgery. kidney,
bladder troubles. blood poisoning, nervous
debility, chronic weaknesses. tunlors. vari-
cocele MEN AND WOMEN. Infamma-
tlons removed: mind. nerves. vitality.
health. happiness. restored. Consultation
free. 11-3 or IS. DR.. NELDEN, IL East
29th-st
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02

The approximate charge satisfy
which the described premises is 10 be sold IS
bundled twsntyeght and 4S-1OO
dollars with thereon from the Bird day OF June
1901 together with and allowances. amounting TO
four ffyseven and 21-O0 dollars with interest,"
thereon from June 1901 together with the
expenses sale The approximate amount of taxes, as
sessmens liens which 10 be allowed 70 the pur-
paid by the Referee Is
abOu, ok hundred eghty-two and s9-1OO dollars.
Dated New York. June 10. 1901 -
THOMAS GILLERAN. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02

Mediterranean and the Orient $500 up. "A days
First Glass. including shore excursions guides drives
fees hotels the cheapest and trip
IS days Egypt and Palestine largest ship
afoat. +. c. CLARK. III Broadway. New York.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02

" Gtgnoux atty: Charles F Mccain ref: udgt,
$500: sle4 S33T 15 prior $4,000 ad
tourned J1y a22 1o4th-st, 100 fl Of River
side-ave 20Kl0011: story dwg h; foreclosure
Kner AL trustees agt augustus clason
Cardozo & Nathan. attys; David Thompson, ref;
judgt, s21 .416 es 1912 IS; taxes etc.
81 1856 GO: adjourned sine die.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02

I COOK laundress or general hOuseWorksrf
I country preferred; best references. Mrs
HART. al 1st-ave
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-8Oo secondhand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and eX-
changed GEO. r. EDDY. 39S Madison st.
ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office, No. 1.242 Broadway. ID door north
OF 9lst-st. until 0 o'clock D. m: adver-
tsements received at the following branch
Offices at regular ONCE rates until S o'clock
p. m. viz. 254 sth-ave.. 5. .. cor. 23d-st.:
I52 6th-ave., cor. I2th-st.: Macy's. 9Th
ave. and i4th-st.: 142 Columbus-ave.. near
West 6Gth-st. 1O6 West 42d-st., near 9th
ave; 90 East 1+th-st-: 21T West 42d-st..
between 9Th and Sth-aves.: 159 East nth
St. 1.33S 3d-ave.. between 10th and T7th
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

COOK.-By Swedish girl; good cook: ava
years references Call EDLER. 500 Ease
40th-St-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
FIREWORKS.

TJTDER'S FIREwORE HOUSE lest. 81
years1, 90-92-e4 Park Row. near Brooklyn
Bridge. 50. SO. So. Fine Assorted Lots
for children and family display. Open Day
and Night till July g.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
VARIETY EMBELLISHMENTS.

cfarmion continues the chief attraction at Kos
ter & BiaFs roof garden. A new feature is the
May Madcap Quartet" in a dancing and aero
hatic act The programme includes also Bessie
Clair. comedy juggler; Derenda and Breen. club
juggers; La Petite Riba. songs and dances and
the Glenroy Brothers. in a boxing act.
The programme at Tony Pastors this week in
cludes George B. Alexander, in The Church Across
the Way; Miss Lille Western. xylophone sooist:
O'Brien, The Dissipated Gentleman; Howe
and Scott, two real Hebrews: Daley and Vokes.
original character sketch: Daniel J. Harrington,
the ventriloqual wonder. and the American Vita
graph life motion pictures.
Turned Up is produced this week at Proctors
Fifth Avenue Theatre. The character Of Carraway
Bones is played by Sumner Gard, and Cleopa tra-
the Queen of the Congo is played by Hilda
Hilstrom. Others in the cast are Francis Kingdom.
new julie Marie Taylor Mathiide Deshon and May
de PINK snd Whe Ar Is fas Mssh MsanS has
the leading part
The chief features Of the programme at Ham
merstein's Paradise Gardens are retained for this
week Some new features have also been added.
The Chamber of Horrors at the Eden Musee has
undergone many changes. New groups have been
added and old groups have been rearranged. New
MOVING pictures are SHOWN hourIy, with cnanse
Of pictures each hour. Concerts are given daily.
Mcintyre and Heath, black face comedians. head
the bill Keiths this week in THE Man from
Montana" special attraction is the first
presentation Of japanese sketch entitled The
Flower Of Yeddo,'' by Victor Mapes. and st-ged
and produced under the personal direction of Dore
Davidson The cast includes n. L. Jelenko Miss
Edith Fassett, Miss Nettie Bourne and Miss Grace
Gibbons The programme continues with Dixon.
Benneft. the bioeTaph Nit AND Maud Wood, john ohm
Reefe. the Rosseau Brothers Nudge and Morton,
Harry Brown and others.
Variety has taken the place Of comic opera on
the roof OF the American Theatre.
The Kings Carnival continues the New
York Theatre. The programme also includes
olio The chief feature of the roof garden this
week is Little Itch in his bigfeetttle body act
New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
60 Ubom Ut 1flan Gunrfrn.


IF ERNEST PHEYSEY. who last heard of the
l. 18th March, 1894. Baltimore L. S. A. will COM
without Messrs. Rose and Johnson.
Solicitors 49, Delahay Street. Westminster, London Eng
land. He will HEAR Of SOMETHING to his ADNAN-
TAGE
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LOST.


LOST-Rankbook No. 363. 100 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank Any person having claims
iron said book is called upon 10 present the
81 me TO the bank within thirty days or the
said book viii be declared cancelled and eX-
tirEuished and a one issued in lieu
thereof.
LOST.-Bankhook No. 3T5. 353. Seamen' s
Bank for Savings. ~ and 16 Wall-st..
New-YOrk. Payment stopped and cancel!a-
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3lublir Notices.
THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
DEPARTMENT OF FAXES AND ASSES

Stewart Building. $50 Broadway.
July 1st, 1901
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by Commission
Of Assessments that the Assessment Rolls
City for the year 1901
have been finally completed and have been delivered 10.
filed Municipal Assembly of said City and
that Assessment Rolls will remain open TO public
inspection office Municipal Assembly for
period of fifteen days the of this notice.
THOMAS L. FEITNER. !
President: COMMISSIONERS
EDWARD c. SHEEHY. OF
THOMAS ]. PATTERSON. I TAXES AND -
ARTHUR c. SALMON, ASSESSMENTS
FERDINAND LEVY
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Antique FURNITURE.

RARE genuine collection or antiques. ma
hoganies all descriptions; reasonable
prices: also repairing. MULLER. AS Esasi
b2d-st
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Ssth 81. n :. 12IS # Of 5th-ave. for three FIVE
story brick dwelling houses, various sizes: @ G
nHr a KilIisn No co1 BROADWAY architects s12o 900
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INSURANCE AGAINST BEDBUGs.

ELECTRIC BEDBUG KILLER; kills
reaches all insects and their eggs: neither
poisonous nor iphammable; from 1oc. up.
All druggists and OTTO p. ZEITFUSS. 90
Fulton-St
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CU%ARD LINE.

TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Etrnria July 8 . 4. n !. Qmbria July 20. A J
Campania. July Is. P NJ Etruria Aug; 3, A. \
% BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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4 MEXICAN LINE.
ARgGG1GG8 LORNE

TO GLASGOW. VIA LONDONDERRY.
From Pier %, North River foot OF oath St
Astoria July g. noon Furnessa. July 90 moor
Anchoria July 13 noon Ethiopia July % moor
Cabin passage, $50 and upward.
ID cabin S32. 80 and Sd class, S26 up
HENDERSON BROTHERS, II and 10 Broadway
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EAST ITALIAN LINE.

LA VELOCE"
Navigazione Italana a Yspore to Naples, Genoa.
REGJ LAR u 3 MAIL SERVICE EVERY lb DAYS
Duchessa di Geneva July 10 Nord America .... Aug
Large cabins. Dining saloon promenade deck
BOLOGNESI HATFIELD & co. % Wall St