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, 1901-09-06
Nebraska Bank Fails.

Broken Bow, Neb., Sept. 6.-The
Farmers bank of Custer county failed
to open it's doors yesterday. The state
banking department ordered it closed
The liabilities are 100000 and re
sources nearly the same. Slow collec
tons caused the impairment q the
capital.
, 1901-09-06
Hanna's Little Boom.

Cleveland, Sept. 6.-During the
Grand Army reunion dinner to be Civ
en- at the Hanna hotel at which the
Leading political lights will attend, it
is believed the function will formally
launch Hanna's presidential boom.
, 1901-09-06
Has Little Effect,

Washington, Sept. 6.-The reduction
in the war revenue tax seems to have
little effect on the treasury surplus
which today for the current year is al
most seven million dollars.
, 1901-09-06

A never failing cur for cuts, burns,
scalds, ulcers, wounds and SCOTS IL De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. A most
soothing and healing remedy for all
skin affections. Accept only the genu-
ine.-Laramis Drug Co.
, 1901-09-06
A Communication.

MI. Editor-Allow me to speak a few
words in favor of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. l suffered for three years
with the bronchitis and could not sleep
at nights. I tried several doctors and
various patent medicine, but could get
nothing to give me any relief until my
wife got a bottle Of this valuable med
icine, which has completely relieved
new. 8. Brockman, Bagnell, Mo
This remedy is for sale by F. H. Eggle
ston.
, 1901-09-06
Bring Home Dead.

San Francisco, Cal, Sept. 6.-The
United States transport Dixon arrived
here yesterday from the Philippines. 1t
brought the bodies of yer 500 dead
soldiers from Manila.
, 1901-09-06
Stop Colds

when you feel one coming on by TAX
ing Krause's Cold Cure. Prepared in
convenient capsuls that cure while
you work. Price Csc. Sold by c. N.
Settele, pioneer druggist.
, 1901-09-06
Judoe Carlton Dead,

Terre Haute, Sept. 6.-Judge Am
brose Carlton, for eight years commits
sioner for Utah under President Ar.
thur, died here yesterday.
, 1901-09-06
What You Want to Know
When You Want to Know It.
EXPLANATION OF MARGINAL INDEX.

The ingenuity Of the device deserves special explanation fol- it's patent y.eem Oh fin
lie" ina nutshell. res wonderful pahs compiled by experts and absolutely up to date area
mott merely pictorial ehartI they arc also biographies and gAeens combined The ruled bod.
en- the four sdeso Every map is divided into equ-dhtnt spaces deignatedu upon the sides by let
hA at the TOT and bottom by numerals Ii lines were projected from these marginal points. mall
squares would be formed by their intersection. then margin Of each page appeasa classified t
all the principal divisions cdeA and towns inscribed upon that special map where thya arr
Alphabetically nd acc1dmen thrc commercial mpotano and poninenc.. csnten Ct
, 1901-09-06

Henry Braydon, Harris, N. G. says:
Il took medicine 20 years for asthma
but one bottle Of One Minute Cough
Cure did me more good than any thing
elese during that time. Best Cough
Cure" Laramie Drug Co.
, 1901-09-06
YOU WILL HAVE II.
QUIZ oFF.H II.

We win donate this wonderful Atlas to every subsosrse OF
the Republican, new or old, who will pay Us $3. 90 In advance for a
DIX months subscription to The Daily Republican. OF we win faz1sh
copies to anyone for so cents each.
The Republican has exclusive control Of the sale IN LAEamje
The Atlas cannot be bought at any Of the stoe~k
, 1901-09-06

Old papers 25c per hundred at The
Republican once.
, 1901-09-06
OyERBUlDENED.

The Egyptian woman looks greatly
overburdened, and yet the physical bur
dens She carries will not compare with
the burdens borne by many an American
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
AUCTION SALES TODAY

BY W. NJ Ryan: No 451 to 455 Pearl-st : 10 fl . Of
Park Row 3sxS7 10x irreg, story brick bldgs.
stores; executors sale estate of Mathews deceased
No IA Front St being Frontst. : III II = Of
store No ~ 3d-st about 100 IL 9 Broadway
runs 104S SIX DIX ELK . tx $ 1916 st W
pa, story brick store. etc. No 62 4th
II Of West broadway 23xlOiS ? brick
Beecker St 4911x1O. and story frame
MS. No 9S Greenwich-ave map No 90. n g 3 II
Of 13thst 90 0xS3 0x21. 1Ox1G.4.
ment hs with stores with brick bldg rear
No 3l3 4h st. 119.G IL of Bank 2Ox75 story
brick dwg h. A Coursen f c Woodruff al; r
taxes. $l1 10; > SIS g. sT75 81; 4. s492 TO- g. s12 O5
partition
BY Peter Meyer & Coz Greenwich n W cor Warren
St 60 IXI6X65 ixT6; vacant Arthur Johns Tarrant
Co; Curtis, MP & G, attys; Thomas F Keogh, ref;
due S2o5Is 20; subject taxes etc So 215 219
story frame dwg h, with 1 frame bIdgs
story frame bldg rear: Samuel II al
els ] Schnugy; Wolf. X & L. James F g Black
hurst ref; amt due IS 31 subject prior mtge S12
e" ard to taxes etc S41. $50 W I62d-st. 119 II
OF Boulevard. 1Sx90 H. 3 story brick dwg n; K
Shaw agt James Haggerty ct al (No II: Duer W
attys George . Battle ref amt S17sOS subject
10 taxes. etc. s2l3 %. No 544 " 162d-st OF
boulevard. 1sx@ II; story brick dwg h: Mary Bald
win oRt same tNo y attys and ref;
nj lSsdbject to taxes sl9 O5 Nos 600 and 602
BUS ave s9thst, 30 Sxg9 10 20 CrotOn Aqueduct
5oS. together with all title land between
bus ave. and a line drawn parallel
ave 100 II W therefrom brick
trustees of the estate and of the Diocesan
vention Of y agt John Schuback AL Morris. & NJ
tect 10 taxes. etc 81. 191 90. 2d-ave. II Of
I'D 15OXlO0; Josephine Wanden agt Sophie
Weiss ct al: Townsend WandeI atty; Charles Fl Knox
ref amt due Si29Oi TO- subject taxes etc 90
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
EFFECT OF NEW TAX LAWS.
WILL MORE CORPORATIONS BE BROUGHT
INTO THE STATE?

Albany May % (SpeciaD.-The State officials are
watching with keen interest the operation OF the
new laws taxing corporations. Most of them did
not 20 into effect however until the latter part of
April so that no decided opinion yet be formed
as TO their merits.
organization of corporations from one-eighth to
one-twentieth of l per cent is watched with keen
est interest. VIII 1t produce as much money as
the old law? The intention in passing IT was 10
reduce the tax and thus lure a large number OF
corporations into the State. The States of New
Jersey West Virginia and Delaware. it was said,
were gaining IN corporations, while NewYork was
losing.
Ipourv at the office of the State Treasurer to-
asv showed that from April % to the present time
he new incorporation law and increases have net
tod the state s12 45 1t should be said however
that ordinarily this time of the year lncorpora,
tons are few in number. In March, unaer me oIu
incornoraton law the sum OF $4,000 was re-
ceived. in February, $4,000; in January. &SOb; IN
December. $4,000; in November $No0. ana In DC
tober, $4,000 ,. .,z.,,.tod QUAR-
The state officials somewhat disturbed over
an interpretation which is given to law taxing
foreign manufacturing corporatlons passed az me
sUrrestion OF Assemblyman NJ. T.. Lewis. Under
ono inn ternretation, If manufacturing company
has not paid a under the old law, taxing theIn
unless II pays this before saturday next IL
cannot nav IL at ALL and must cease doing buSl-
nass In this State Under another interpretatio
December 1901 to pay the tax AS few or these
comnanies have paid the tax thus far II appears
as If they were unaware OF the severe penalty IN
law.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23

stores; Herman WT9nkoT @ ast lydia c0xlss ct al;
etc. Slices: to the piaintir for $4,000
Riverside s' Drive. Soxioa2 3 story brownsone
By james L Wells ss7 Ilth-s,. washins
.on-st cor % 1lth.s ISxloSxt"xlIs IS. 70 StS
store and n 721 washngton-st story brick store
etc Sylvester Pope ct al executors etc as. SShn p
amount due sac s3 % 70 the plaintiff for ia r. I1s
m to to 70 m Is 1s 70 81 81 10; IS 3 IS a q il T 10 S fs n @P lots
0, village wiamsbridge all lots to be SOLD Irse anu
to nortgage of 900 accrued interest sale under
oecree OF Surrogates Court Of real estate 3eonss 70
tratrix; to various buyers $500 ,oo, -.
plot about ten lots voluntary sale: 10 various
at $40 70 S105; Crotona 20 fl Of 1s2d ST plot
Snehaf lots voluntary 10 buyers $500 20
KS B0s,syaTd 40 Of Eo 81 @
BY Peter F Meyer s Co: 90 Prnce-st $ $50 Il e of
and r O b x h 5n s fGS Hs Go lS as eG
&C. bec, E@~ o "easr eiS IS M rex M aIS an 35e p e
SIX q az x st. % IT Of 2d "a IgT Tgns q TX *
81, " % story tenement h. with stores and
Bonn tenement @ ms on rear John FeInel agt Barbara
SnquSr a s d4s $50 subject 70 taxes ETC 1853 to the
ss11 . story 81 fr h: E,iz G Durham James XII
patrick e al Van Alstine: atty Louis Wendell jr ref
pitt, s2e COO 40 Convent 4796 II i41st-st
Melvin ct al Robert Gigncx atty L charies s Me
Cam. ref; due. s66i 81 subject prior
story stores an h U GoT e of nl s 90 as Wa@
E1TnhaIa rsf; s.,
st. 27x1OO store and h; C1o -
aSty e so s ssi and @ 4as @ ssO's E Of
147th st. 27x1OO; story n h. with stores agt
sabe ITO TO @ etc. S so S3 s rs sonrnsd 10 a MAY g.
sth-ave "a 10 f of 146thst 2ox75; story store
EranSs ETsn sehnugg ct al; HsTkins Q attys John H
1891 %: adjourned to June 90.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
FLEE on FIRE ESCAPES FROM DOG
SICILIAN. THINKING ANIMAL. MAD, KILLS 1T
WITH HAMMER-FLINGS BODY INTO
JEERING CROWD

a dog on fire escape terrorized number of
families living in what is known Sican Row
at Elizabeth and East Houston SITS. yesterday af
ternoon. Many women and men and at least two
dozen babies were on the fire escapes when the
dog. in trying to get away from a boy. through
a window to a fire escape which four
women, three men and five babies.
The animal rushed up and down, barking in
fright. while the women. thinking ii mad caught
up babies and rushed from the fire escapes IN
panic. One man and woman shut and
left on the fire escape with the dog A great
crowd gathered in Elizabeth and Houston The
Sicilans are not popular with the Irish and Ger
mans in Houston-st. and the crowd yelled in de-
risiOn.
The man. Raphael Rocci. thought the dog was
trying to bite him. and kicked 1t. The dog became
angry at being kicked. and only bit the
man, but snapped at the woman. RoCci picked up
a hammer and, hitting the dog twice the head,
killed IL.
The crowd up such a sneering yell that Rocci
became angry and, picking up the dog threw it
over the railing at the people below. Half dozen
Just managed to escape being hit All cursed ROCC.
The fire escapes on the other stories jammed
with men and women who watched the exciting
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
TWO VICTORIES FOR BRooI
IMO NlCIORIES FOR BROOKLYN.
BOTH GAMES AT WASHINGTON PARK WON
BY THE SAME sCORE-A TRIPLE
PLAY A FEATURE

The Brooklyn and ST. Louis teams played two
rather remarkable games at Washington Park
yesterday afternoon. The Brooklyn team won
both by the same score IN each-5 TO l. A triple
play marked the second game. while in the same
contest the ST Louis team had three men left on
bases in both the eighth and ninth innings Clever
fielding and lively batting marked both contests.
and the three thousand spectators left the grounds
well satisfied with their outing. although the
weather was threatening and decidedly chilly at
the close.
The champions the first game by good bat
ting in the opening inning. Sheckard led off with
three bagger. and scored hit by Keller.
Kelley hit safely but DAILY forced Keeler the
plate. McCreery's three bagger sent in Kelley,
and DAILY and Gatins's hit sent in McCreery. An
error by Padden and Donovan's two bagger gave
Brooklyn one in the sixth. ST. Louis scored
once in the first Burkett's three bagger, and
Hedrick's 10 Sheckard. and three more in the
sixth. hits by Burkett, Heidrick and Donovan,
and Childss three bagger.
The second game replete with brilliant feat
ures With the bases full. in the second inning.
the home players made triple play, which evoked
much applause. Brooklyn won by good hitting In
the drst three innings ST. Louis looked dangerous
in both the eighth and ninth innings. but Kitson
excellent control and retired the side leaving
three men on bases in each inning Scores:
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

OF NEw YORK.-Henry S. Van Duzer and Frank
r. Lord Trustees. SC. Plaintiffs.
Brandt and others. Defendants In
Foreclosure and sale. duly entered;
entitled action bearing date day oc
April 1901. l. undersigned Referee in said f1dg-I
named will sell Public at New
Estate SaesroOm. No. Ill IN th,f
of Manhattan. city OF New York
the OF May 1JCl az u O'Clock noon thac
day F. Meyer AuCtione5r premises drects3
Judgment TO De sold and therein asi
follows: All thar certain lot. piece
building thertOn situate. lying being
Nineteenth Ward Of the CITY Of New York. bounded
and described fellows: Beginning a point thst
Southery line OF East EEhtythird Street
huuired and seveIythree 7) feet eastwardy from ths
southeasterIy of East Eishty-third
Avenue r; thence running southwardy but parallel with
and and through party wall far thsi
extends eighty three $50 feet eight and qua-ter
S4) inches the northerly boundary line Of now
GeorGe Jones; thence running Enthusiastically
but along said nOrthery boundary line Of and
George Jones twenty i've (25 feet
inches: running northwaruly but parallel
with r. eghtyseven (ST feet 81
and thence westwardy the southerIy
of East Fighty-uhrd Street t~enty-hve C2)
point Of beginning
Date New York Nav 9Th 1901
HERBERT R. LIMBURGER. Referee
Ilcius H Beers Attorney for Plaintiffs. Office
office address No. 40 Wall Street Manhattsn). City
Of New York
The following is a diagram ot tho property sold
as described above being No. go
~ East
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
SECOND CAME
- an % % q Totals .....33

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BROOKLYN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / ! = y i " " " ~
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

The auction offerings of real estate yesterday
suited follows:
BY William NJ Ryan: 651 and 69s sth-ave: 4o.5 # $
OF 42d-st lOxIOO bldg together with strip
adjoining the north; exrs sale estate OF Bahette
S63 700; 167 ISth-st,
II OF Amsterdam ave. 2x1O2 q story n
Alice e Schoenberger George Htckok ct al: Daily
NJ attys; Mitchell A @ Levy. ref; amount due. S23.
32T o. subject taxes SIS; 10 the ptn s22O Ooo
BY Phoenix Ingraham: TO and l2l Broome-st.
25 II Ptt-s 50xs0; two story stores and tene-
ment hs Klein Sib.5OO oio llth-st s. los II W
OF Avenue c. 25xa49 story tenement h, with stores
Charles Nauner. $4,000; q 2dst 1875 ~ W Of
2d-a |: 3 @ Cullman, So 30
BY Philip a Smyth: 6i5 West End-ave. S. a. n s
OF 9oth-st 2Ox9O story brownstone DIV h; vol
untary SALE Harry Toplitz for sec $50 81 l3Sdst
dw h: bid in at 50 1876 Amsterdam-a
cor 9oth-s 2x4ox77.6. story br nat h. with
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
RTJJJDJNG A NEW CHURCH.

The First Church of Christ. OF Groton. Conn
is building a new edifce. which will be dedi-
Gated on the church's 200th anniversary. The
founders of this church were Captain James
Avery and his son James, and their descendants
propose placing in the new building handsome
window in memory of these fathers of the church
and town. John d. Rockefeller whose mother
was an Avery, has started the subscription with
a contribution of 81 coo, and IL is expected that
every member of the Avery family will be repre-
sented in this memorial. The committee in charge
comnrises Frederick Bill and Miss Elizabeth Miner
Avery treasurer of Groton. Conn., Elroy NJ
Avery of Cleveland, Ohio. and Frank NJ Avery,
- New-YOrk City.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
DIPLOMAS AWARDED TO GRADUATES.

Forty graduates of the Hebrew Technical Institute
received their diplomas last evening at Cooper
Union. They also gave practical demonstrations OF
some of the things they had learned at the insti-
tute Among the exploits that pleased the audience
the turning of dumbbe on a speed lathe
operated by an electric motor. Stereopticon views
were used TO illustrate some of the essays. Many
prizes. ranging from SO to $50. were awarded for
good standing in the institute. =,
Professor Morris Loeb, the acting president. said
there was a prospect for increased room IN the
institute through the generosity of Mr.. and MIS-
Abraham Steinan.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
LIKE KILKENNY CASTLE.
FURTHER DETAILS OF THE PLANS FOR HOWARD
GOULDs COUNTRY SEAT

Additional plans for Howard Gould's country
house at Sands Point made public yesterday.
The house. which will be built a bluff seventy
five feet above Long Island Sound, is TO be in its
general lines like Kilkenny Castle in Ireland The
exterior construction viii be that of castle with
massive stone walls and arches In form 1t will be
rectangular, with the inland side open.
At each Of the angles and the ends Of the two
wings will rise towers, two three stories above
the main building. The highest tower, which will
rise nearly one hundred and fifty feet from the
ground. will offer a wide view of the Sound. and
will be visible for many miles. Although medieval
in exterior appearance, the interior will he ar
ranged according the modern ideas Of country
houses. There will be moat, small lake and
terraces in the grounds about the house.
1t is said that the house will be larger than
Biltmore. George Vanderbilts place in North
Carolina
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23

The New-York and Pittsburg teams had another
battle with the bats the Polo Grounds vester-
day The attendance, on account of the weather
was not as large as usual, but the interest dis
played was Keen throughout. While Pttshurg
made more hits and fewer errors than the home
team, Hickman's home run drive in the sixth in
ming oVerhalanced everything else and won the
day Tor New-fork. The local team strengthened
its hold on second place, but did not get anv
nearer the top OF the baseball ladder because the
Cincinnati team also won
The men from Pittsburg fought stubbornly for
every point but they Were unable to bunch hits
fhyle keeping the drives nicely scattered Fine
fielding plays were numerous the work of Strang
Leach and Ritchie evoking frequent applause
Nash, the umpire, reported to the grounds as
instructed. but refused admission All the runs
scored were made after two men were out
Neither side succeeded in breaking the string of
goose eggs until the sixth inning With two of his
comrades back on the bench. Wagner, the heavy
hitting outfelder. hit safely to left He scored on
Bransheld's safe drive, which banged against the
left feld fence With two out in the last half of
the inning. the home players won the game. Strang
hit safely 10 centre and Hickman brought him in
with telling drive the ropes in right field
for home run Pittsburg came close tying the
in the next inning, but a clever throw nailed
Poole the plate. Score:
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
LEMON COTTAGES RENTED
MANY HOUSES AT THE BERKSHIRE RE-
SORT TAKEN FOR THE SUMMER

Many Of the cottages at Lenox have been rented
for the season. Samuel rockingham reports the
following: The Mackay cottage has been rented
to Harbston Deacon; Mrs. George Bliss has taken
The Homestead; the two Bishop cottages have been
rented by Thomas a. StillruGu ard w A Taylor;
Grenville l. Winthrop has taken the Robson place;
William NJ Feitmann has rented Dr. Kinnicutt's
place. Deepdene; Mrs. William S. Billiards. cottage.
HighwOod, has been taken by Mrs. H \. Cram:
John Inris Kane has leased the Club cottage; the
Livingston cottage has been taken by s. ID. Bah
cock; l. ]. Newtons cottage has been let 10 Mrs.
Hail. and Newbold Morris has secured the Rock
well cottage. The cottage of Joseph III. Choate. at
StOckbrdge has been let to Mrs. W. Y. Mortimer.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
TO HOLD ANNUAL SMOKER.

The annual smoker of the Madison Square Re-
publican Club will be held at the clubhouse No.
l,l46 Broadway, tomorrow evening. The following
will appear. Professor Dan Hickey and his best
pupil in sparring bout; William Morris and
Charles Jacobs. sparring bout; Jim" Guider and
partner, sparring bout. Professor Wangerman,
pianist; W Hart. songs; Mickey Finn. mono
logue; Jack Hazard. limitations; Fred Bunt,
Cornet solo, James Kenny. songs; Newton See.
soprano solo; Frank 5. Wearer. whistler; Hugh
Cannon. songs. and J. Toupin, barytone.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

~ YORK-Peter Donald. PlaintT. against John T.
Pollock and others. Defendants-In pursuance OF a
Judgment and sale duly made and
action bearing date the 3rd Of
May the undersisned me Referee in said 1nds
nent viii sell public auction the New York
Real Estate SaIesroOm No III broadway.
ofM Manhattan. of New York the 18th
o'clock that day. by William NJ.
RYAN Auctioneer premises directed by Judgment
10 be therein described follows All
tain lot piece parcel Of land. with building
thereon erected situate lying and being
the City County and state of New York and bounded and
IS follows: Beginning point the North
distant 255 feet Easeriy
corner formed Of Easerly side OF
Third NOrtheFy side OF f02nd
ming NOrthery and parallel with Third Avenue
through wall 100 It. and IL inches
to line OF the block thence Eastery parallel
along said centre line . feet. thence
SoutherIy parallel with Third Avenue part Of the way
and IL inches to the North
thence Westerly along said
Northery - feet to the point place
OF premises being known by the street
number 21T East IO2nd Street. New York City.
Dated New York. May 9Th. 1901
ALBERT j. APPELL. Referee.
W IT VAN STFFNRERGH. attorney for PLAINTIFF. -
wall Street York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
WILLIAMS. .; WESLEYAN. /

Middletown. Conn. May % Williams defeated
Wesleyan here to-day in the second OF their cham
pionship games by the score OF TO / Garvan
pitched a good game for the home team. and was
given good support in the field, but the Middetown
boys could not hit the ball when hits We're needed
Score:
Wesieyan ....::..0 0 % 3
Batteries-Bent and Durfee; Garvan and Inss
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
foreclosure Gales.
YORK SUPREME COURT. NEWS

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEWS
YORK COCNTY.-Rapp & SpeideI Iron Works.
plaintiff against Peter DoOey al, defendants In
Of Judgment of foreclosure and sale bearing
date the 11h day of February 1901 the undersigned
referee in said Judgment named viii sell at public auctiou
at the New York Real Estate SaesrOom No III BrOadi
in the Borough of Manhattan. City Of New York;
the 18th day of June 1901 IL O'Clock ac'
said Judgment mentioned therein described
lows All those three certain pieces parcels
land, buildings erected situate iynl
being Eighteenth Ward of Borough or
Manhattan. City OF New York. northerIyd
side Fifteenth which ars3
bounded and described follows: poinrl
in said northerly line of Fifteenth
hundred and feet of the eastery line OF
Sixth Avenue running thence eastery along said
ery line of Fifteenth Street five feet: thencsi
norJherly at right angles from Fifteenth Street
dre and three feet and three inches; westerly sn
parallel with Fifteenth Street five feet and thence
sOutherly and right angles Fifteenth
hundred and three feet and three inches the o
beginning, being hfeeni
G5) sixteen 40 90 a map fled
the office of the Register Of the City and County Newt
York, entitled Map OF Cowman's Fifth dated
October 81 1882 made order Hay Daniel,
Lord. Jr. executors. being premises
veyed T.. wife TO Wiiiianst
Hurry. by dated January 12h. 1s49 recorded
the Office of the Register Of the City and County OF
New York IN Liber 512 of Conveyances, 4S0
Dated New York, May 23rd, 1901
WILLIAM ] a. McE<IM Referee
PHILLIPS & AVERY. Attys for Plaintiff 154 Nassau
Street. Tribune Building Manhattan. New York City.
Nos. 81. 33 & S5 West 10th ST.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
18th Street.

The above is a diagram OF the property bs SOLD
The approximate Of the which
the be sold Is Sill 1871. with interest from
February l1th. 1901 together and allowance.
amounting S43O H. with interest from February 11th.
1901. together with the Of sale. The
OF liens said property
.T1O.TS The premise
subject prfOr mortgage S1s40NO
4Is per from December 81 1900.
WILLIAM ]. \. McKIM, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
East SIND street.

The apnrcxiu1ate amount Of the lien or charge to-
sstIsf b the described property s 20 be Sold Is
hrtcen thousand hundred and eighty TO1Oo Dollars
7OO thereon from the 18th day
~ Apri 1901 with and allowance amount
and eighty 20 100 Dollars (S4soSs).
with interest April 2ith. 1901 together With ths
The approximate amount or taxes.
eSsessrsnrs water rates and insurance premiums.
which are to be the purchaser out OF this
base money or paid Referee. Three hundred
and sixty four Dollars tsS6i T0 Dollars and inter-
HERBERT r. LIMBURGER. Esferes.