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FOR sALE-FARMs

FOR SALE-seventy acres fine land. short dis
lance from city. Maryland, dwelling and out
buildings; will sell whole or part cheap: no
agents Address BOX $50, this office ml2-3
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SITUATIONS wANTES-MALE

WASTED-By student. place to work night and
morning. Address c. SANFORD, 4Si Washing
ton ~ mi
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HELr wAsrEp-rEmALH.

HELP
-~~-~--o------,- --~-~,----~(---------~---
WANTED Refined lady about 80 years to dem
"a hang h ",SI i@'' anu '' mi
WANTED Young lady Mattresses and chamber
sts roo, Z. banL I,,;Id;nf mi
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WANTED-Good cooks and white girls any time;
ages L 10 40 oftlot, Soe "a st. NV MI
WANrFD-A woman for general homework and
Cooking 716 nth 81 nv IN
wANTEp-Colored maid. also white and colored
mattresses Apnly Thursday 1890 New York ave
MI
WANTED A comnatapt waitress at II, Md ave
ne mi
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small family; stay nights; references required.
1851 n st NV mi
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WANTED-Three lady agents for teas and coffees;
good money guarantee. Address Bon i26, this
'tHes,-
WANTEB-A eolored girl for general house"ork;
must De COCO COOK reverence, IOi : -; ~ '
"ASTED-Ihree general houseworkeIs, ci,a'i', ,i
oab :. "'''"'l mi
- -----
W., mai''esses' i1uru' h''n' ''' 'V' '' mi
WANTED-A colored woman as COOK IN small
private family: must stay nights; no Washing.
Call, with references. at 1857 l2th st. NV. m!
wANTED-Ten cooks, three mattresses, laundress,
two working housekeepers, immediately Room
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WANTED -first-Slass starcher; also body y, lroner
nj
wANTED-Ffree women, plain cook. Others
charpberr,aiis- all for same honsa EnuIire 1885
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN at 81 10 per cent, in sums
OF q, 900 to $4,000 OF d. O. real estate; pay of
. and per cent mortgages and begin anew; all
transactions conducted with economical considcra-
ton for borrowers VIM. H. SAUNDERS co.
I40T y st NV ms
MONEY-s10 and up loaned on furniture. pianos,
ETC.. at the lowest rates and on easy payments:
business strictly confidential. SOUTHERN LOAN
CO., Room a. Warder Bldg. fel-imo
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wANrEp-HonsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-Txo-horse top wagon ior use in coun-
try; capacity $500 or 5000 lbs. Address BOX
40s this office. mI3-S
WASTED-New or secondhand dayton; part cash.
balance time; reliable party. Address BOX
3a4 this Office. mI2-3
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MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CoLLAT-
ERAL-No delay CHARLES A. BAKER, Rooms
40 and a, MetIerott Building, ITO St.
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WANTED-By neat cclored girl. homework in
small family CT Offices OF fats TO clean; refer
ence. lI47 lst ST. NV. nj
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE
NEW OUTHAMPT0N-L0NDON.
st Louis. Feb 20. 10 am New Y'k Mar. 20, 10 a. m
New Yk.Feb. 81. 10 am yaderl d. Mar. "a. 10 a.
Vaderfd. Mar. 6. 10 am st Louis. Apr. 3. 10 am
ST. Louis. Mar 49, 10 am New Y'k Apr. 10, 10 a. IN
RED STAR LINE
NEW RK-ANTWERP-PARfS.
Noortland. Feb. 90 noon Southwark. Mar 8. noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers IA and IS. n r. New York Office, 70
Broadway.
WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1906 F ST. NV.
Or G. W. Moss, I'LL G St. NV.
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SITUATIONS wASTEp-FEmALE.

WANTED By three relisble women. places first
class cook, chambermaid, or nurse. 1852 9th st.
nj
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WANTED-Young lady would like to learn dress
making with first-class dressmaker Address BOX
400 this office MI
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WANTED-By refined person, position as com
panion. chaperon, or h0Usekeeper- Address BOX
40. this Office ml3-2
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FoR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE-Northesst sectoIi-S2 zoe. 6 rooms
bath: 500 cash. balance SIS per month. 81, $50
six rooms bath: 500 cash. balance sl5 per month.
8. 800, six rooms. bath: 500 cash. balance. so
per month.
Northwest section-A, so, six rooms. bath $500
cash, balance easy. sZrZ", nine rooms bath;
rented SIS per month. $1,000, fine frame house.
side and rear alleys; 500 cast. s.. eJe six-roor
bay brick, 18th and sts.; 81, 900 cash. bal
snce easy. lll4 st. NV. ml3-3
FOR SALE 500 for Broom house on Kramer
St. plumbing and in perfect order: good
tenants at s.. 80: cheap at $500; only left JOHN
+. D0NOHOE Il son, sos z. Cap ST. el2-S
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HELP wANrEp-MALn


yANTED-Experienced colcred waiter: also col
ored GRAND boy. 18th and G sts., room 81, bank
building. MI
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wANTED-ROoM AND BOARD.

wANTED-By young man attending college posi-
ton as nurse or companion for board and room.
AddreSs BOY III. fiis Office. ml3.S
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Through trains trom the South arrive Wishing.
ton $50 am, $50 am, 7:35 am. daily t0:i5
am daily except Monday els pm. and $50
Pm dsily. From Harrisonburg 11:S7 am. week
days and $40 pm daily. From Charlottesville
sss A. m. and 9:40 PIN. daily.
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WANTED -Joobing in plastering. brick and &C
n,snt work; cheap. address Box AIS, this office.
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WANFFD-Capable colorcd cook. $40; nurse, $40:
chambernaids, SO: white chambernaid, 81;
quick Inquire l0l5 n. !. ave NIL
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wANTED-Frrnished room, with or without
board: refined young lady; permanent, within
four blocks o. Patent Office. Address BOX 307
this Office. mI2-S
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wANTED-WomsI 10 cook, wash, iron, and do
general. housework small family; stay at night;
sess ST. NV. =. Co.. mi
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

" ANTED-5o0 pigeons at 25c a pair. Address P
STUBENER BladensbuFg, Nd. mig
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FOR INSTRUMENTATION.

Apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin.
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WANTED-Tbree general houseworkers, chamher-
maid. nurse. woman to wash only Enquire 1852
9th st. mi
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS, singing csnAries mocking
birds, dogs, cats, rabbits gold FISH, etc |.
estalosue tree. sCHhIE,s BIRD STORE. 7l2 18th
q nv. aul2-G
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WANTKD-At once. good plain cooks; we have
good places, good wages good homes, for cham
beruIaidss nurses heIseworkers. Call TO THE OLD
VIRGINIA EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 1852 18th st
n.r MI
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FOR RENT-noUsEs.

FOR itENT--House; six rooms and bath: all mod
ern improvements; large yards and closets; rent.
Sls.G. 2626 X st. NV. ~, ml3-S
---------7-
FOR RENT-Fo desirable colored tenants 1910
18th ST.. rooms and bath mod imps; newly
papered and painted; beautiful location Apply
to V. BALDWIN JOHNSON. n0I r. l. ave. NV.
eo?
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HELP w.xrEp-MALE AND FEMALE

wANTED-First-cIass amateur for organizing
vaudeville company. Address 2l5 D st. nv. nj
WANrED-Students to learn telegraphy, taught
by expert. THE DRILLERY. 6o4 18th ST.
rw. se5-u .
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Pie and cake bakery near by -
good established route. address BOX 80
.tfl.n
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WANTED-To bug lot Of bakers cooking utea
slls. en- AdaEeaa bon 100. TINS Office mlS-a
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FOR SALE-I5 horses and mares used in de
livery and transfer wagons; suitable for any
general business, would make excellent family
or farm horses; l mare in foai; 2 fast driving
mares; no reasonable offer refused. Call PIP ~
st Cll-T
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WANTED-Good cooks and white girls any time;
ages Il TO 40 OFFICE, 3Os AZ st. NV. MI
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WANTED-Young lady Mattresses and chamber
maids; also cooks, white colored. 18th and 6
sts., room 81 bank building. MI
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LOST.

LOST,~Rankbook No sl4O5a. Bank for
Savings. 80 ith-ave.. New York Pay
ment stopped. Please return pooN To paHh.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

BY William n Ryan: 225 Bowery. ;, l25 II OF
Rivngton-st 25N1s5 alley N25x}S lc'N4SN5NlVJ;
story dwg h; foreclosure sale Mutual LIE
lns Co Francis J Schnugg et al; Davies stone q
AueIbsch, attys: Lewis Freedman. ref due on jrdg
67: COSTS 1884 etc S952 SO; withdrawn
60 4N49 Sx9Sx7l2 story foreclosure sale John
Nelson agt Solomon Sayles al Francis Butler
sy Roger Foster ref due judgt s4s39l 10 costs 81
prior sl5000O; subj judgt Of s5 74G %
lOs West G4th-st. $. a Of ath-ave, lsx
1903; story dwg n: foreclosure sale;
John Brown el. trus agt Henry II Cohn
al; Harrison & Byrd. attys; r Ward, ref due
judgt Sl5.lsS 40; S4sl ~; Of guardian al
litem $50; taxes etc $780, & l. Hirsch for Sl-525
hs foreclosure sale; Il Stilwel ID lanchantia
al; C p HYATT, atty; l. II Ward, ref; action No l.
due judgt. $50 3; S$iS 10 taxes etc, S'i IL
prior mortgs sc0219 lS 20 pltn for $500 over prior
ls foreclosure sale same parties: action No . due
Judgt. IS $50: S:5l S3S7 prior
mortgs s5e 643 -; llt for $3.50 prior
and int; 3le Mors-aYe 1881 II OF l40th-st 29Gsx
S352N x5H25Xs72 story b. with stores; foreclosure
sale; Eiw NinsloW agt Herman Schmuck et al; Peck
ham. Miller King. attys: " Tungerford. due
indgt SIC los S; costs, Si0c -; s955 81:
pitt for $4,000
By Samuel Godsticker: 1877 eth ave- $ 27.u f; :
nf iisthst S6dxleO; story h; foreclosure sale;
Union Theological Seminary agt " + Dier al; Duer
Strong Whitehead. attys: Jacobs. ref:
S49062 90 costs $3.50 56; taxes etc SsSG7 IS:
20 r y Stanton for $4,000; 1873 7th &C. II
of l3th 81 36Nl0o; > story h; foreclosure sale.
same pares; action 3; due judgt. 1902 go
ssai 30: slo67 as Il Stanton S44 800.
By Peter T. Never Coz 539 West J0rh-st, n s. 500 #
Of i9thave, 25Nl005. story stores; fore
closure sale. Lille II Durvee Ella McC1urg: @ W
stamford. atty; 4 Gardiner. ref due juGgt. S12
.5S 5 costs. S@44 %: SlO94 sc.
Ge~tre ernle-
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REAL ESTATE.
THE WEEKS COUNTRY PLACE AT PO-
CANTICO HILLS BOUGHT BY
IOHN ID. ROCkEFELLER.

John d. Rockefeller has bought the country place
OF Rufus w. Weeks at PocantcO Hills. IL COM
prises several acres OF land. and on IL are large
stone mansion and many outbuildngs Mr.. Rookie
feller paid $4,000 for she property He bought IL
through n ". Nichols. the real estate broker.
Mr. Nichols also sold for the executors ot the
estate OF Samuel B. Schieffen the country place
Of Mr.. Schieffelin at Tarrytown This comprises
seven acres OF land which are lodge and a
number OF Outbuidings The purchaser was John
L. Chadwick. He bought the property for SSl,oOO
Henry F. Shoemaker Is reported TO have sold
70. 26 West Fifty-third-st., five story dwelling
house on lot 25xl0O5 feet
William Koebler has sold TO S. Weisbecker No.
2O7 East ne-hundred-and-t -thirteenth-st-. a four
story nathouse on lot 16 6xl00.ll feet.
A. Satznan has sold for Max Wenstein No 15I
LudoW-st. six story brick building, 25NsI6 feet,
b. Goidng.
no. ~ West Third-st, old building on lot 25NlOi
feet. The buyer will build six story business
building the site.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company has trans
ferred TO Julia Katzenberg No TO Is Waiker-st.
for a stated consideration OF E47.500.
II announced yesterday thar Joseph R. De
Lamar would build dwelling house for his
occupancy the plot on which the Moves
house stands, the northeast corner Of Madison
and Thirty y-seYenth-st, and the site on which
is No. 235 Madis0n-aVe. He bought the Moves
house last May. IL said yesterday that the
contract for the purchase Of No. 259 Madson-aNe.
was nearly closed.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
foreclosure Sales


OF NEW YORK.-william W. CasNer Plaintiff
against Robert p. Golightly and others Defendants
OF Judgment OF Foreclosure and sale duly
made and in aboveenttled action, bearing
date the 18th day OF July 1901 the undeslgnec me
Referee in said judgment named. viii sell AT fuoc Au
tion at the New York Real Estate SaesrooIn No III
broadway. In the Borough OF Manhattan, CITY OF NeW
York on the seventh day of August 1901 at II oeioS
that day. by Bryan l. Kennedy, Auconeer me
premises directed by said Judgment 70 be sold ana therein
described as follows All that certain lot piece or
OF land with the building thereon erected situate ns
and being in the city and county OF New York pounded
and described follows wit beginning at the north
westerly Avenue and one hundred ana
fortyfouth street and running thence northeriy along
the westerly line Of ST. AIMS Avenue twenty feet
thence westerly parallel said 14ith street ana
through and along wall the nOrthery sde or
said lot feet thence southerly and parae
with twenty-five feet said One hun
eastery along said
ninetyseven the aforesaid the point
place beginning together with the appurtenances
and all title interest of the said Robert p Go
lightly said party wall the northerY SIDE
of said premises in part of the strip or
land which said wall stands Subject TO certain re-
stricons nuisances In former con-
veyances q said property
Dated. New York. July 10 1901.
EZEKIEL. FIXMAN Referee.
GEO C. BLANKE. Attorney for Plaintiff 2'3 Broadway
Borough Of Manhattan. New York city.
The following is diagram OF the property 10 be SOLO
described above the street number being SO East
144th street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

. YORK; Elizabeth l.. Leigh. Plan;iG. vs. Clara n.
Sheldon and Rachel Vose Defendants pursuance or
d judgment Of foreclosure and sale. duly nd
tered In the above entitled bearing the
aay or May 1901 and OF the this bearing
date the 18TH day OF July 1901 the undersigned
VIII sell at public auction the New Estate
Salesroons. No III Broadway In the Borough OF
haitian. City o.: New York the day August
1901. at twelve o'clock day hy Bryan T..
ment be sold therein follows: All that
certain lot piece building ana
Improvements thereon erected. situate
In the city. County and State of niet
and described follows: Beginning point on the
easteTy side Of West End Avenue seven ts)
fee and five 30 inches souhery from the s0uthcaseriy
corner OF Ninety-thrc C93dD End Ave
nue. ard running thence castery. parallel Ninety
third $3.50 Street and through party forty
go teet and seven % inches: thence southeaseriy
tb) Feet ten and three quarter t1OS.) inches
distant hfty 0 feet and % easterly from
the easterly side OF West End a line drawn
parallel with Ninetythird (3d) and distant nfty
Tour t5s) feet and five 80 southerly therefo
thence easery and parallel with ninety
seventeen I'D feet and Ave 90 inches: southcrly
and parallel with West End Avenue thirteen tl3l feet
thence westerly. parallel With Ninety third Street
ana part Of the way through another party wall
eight 0l feet 10 the eastery side Of Avenue
and thence northerly along the eastery
ming F - 49, - ''s''
Dated. July IS 1901.
-,,.r,,, HENRY II. WESSELMAN Referee.
4LkNER ROl@STON & HORAN. Attorneys for Plain
- tiff. - William ST. y. Y
, me Following is diagram Of the property sold
i's street number Is Ca West End Avenue:
03l
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

YORK.-St Lukes Hospital plaintiff. against John
j. Buckley and others defendants.
In pursuance OF Judgment foreclosure and
made and entered in the above entitled action bearing
date the Goth day of June 1901 ].
Referee In said judgment named will sell public
tion the New York Real Estate Salesroorn. NJ.
broadway In the Borough Of Manhattan. city New
York. the 18th day OF August 1901. IL noon
that day, by Philip A Snyh auctioneer
directed by said Judgment TO be sold. therein
scrihed follows:
buildings thereon erected Borough Of Man
haitian. City. County State York bounded
and described as follows. that ls Beginning at
point the l;aserly side line OF Seventh Avenue
inches souherly from the
tlon Of the Easte1ly side line
the Souhery side of Twentyeighth
Easterly and nearly parallel with
t4J) nine 90 inches n again
Easterly said courtyard Twenty feet five
and one quarter t51) inches To the OF
building: thence again Eastery
OF another party wall. Twenty (27 feet
onehaf q " inches to the Northensterly
building thence Southerly along the Easterly
building Twenty seven 2O feet and threequarters (s
OF inch 10 the Southeastery OF
Westerly along the Souherly
Twenty CD feet three 81 inches the Southwest
erly OF said building; thence Northery
one-ha O111l inches: thence again Westerly nearly
parallel Twenty-eighth Street part of
through n party wall SeVenty-sx (IGD "a,
inches said easeTly side Seventh Avenue
three and threequarters t3&) inches point pac.
OF beginning. Said premises being known by the
number 207 Seventh Avenue
Dated New York. July oath. 1901.
WILBER MCBRIDE, Referee
PECKHAM MILLER & KING. Attorneys for Plaintiff
30 broadway. Borough of Manhattan. New York CITY
premises known by the street number 3O7
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
WORK W aNTED-

! A YOUNG MAN. 80. low German. mason
| garden or tend To horses. or anything
IL Box a. Tribune Otficc.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

The approx amount OF the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property IS to he sold Is
with thereon from the 10th
1901 together with and allowances amounting
$3s53a interest June goth 1901 together with
tie expenses OF the sale. The approximate
rents. assessments othe liens which
be allowed purchaser of purchase
or Referee s SS.523.l IL and interest.
Dated New York, July 24th. 1901.
WILDER MCBRIDE. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sdave. " 500 II Of 5e,h-st, ?5xa5; Fred
erick II Smith; executor. etc. 10 Isaac White.
Same property; Emily smith to same. K part;
St Nieholes-ave E : 60 # n Of i47ti-st cen
ire line. COX irregular; Solomon NJ Schatzkin
Michael F Burns: mortgages. $4,000; r :.
ATnsterIe, gaS 70 No sll W o. =; iio
81. 3oNlOO Daniel Farrell William 7 Middle
ton; mortgages. S25 600; s. 81 - 75...-.........
regular to Riyersideoaye: Daniel F Tiemann
&. ct a. executors. ETC. 10 Allen Townsend;
Norfoils-st $ 100 fl O Rivineton-s, 25xloo
Psncus IoWenfeig and William Prayer. mort
Brook-ave. corner l84th-st leDx25: Robert
Wallace to John Schwartz; mortgage. $4,000;
sth- ave e 5. 2lli It n OF Is7ths,. 1850; Nor
ris II Iayman to Matthew McNamara; mort
cages 10000; r s s1l %, -..:...... ...--......
Amsterdam 8 2s.l IT $ lsSth-st 24lIx
100 Thomas ReynoIds to Ps,eT clsmens and Leo
walker-st Kos Q to l3 $ s 100 n e az T-oad
way eOxl0G; Mutual Life Insurance company
Lerington-sve. No 365 e S. 7si # $ Of 4lst-st
is.sK75: James 2 Cone. executor etc. to Adoph
sofb-st o. N2 3 -I, ST. s8s # Of 4shays 9OT7s
Insurance comPany: 2 5. So 7asoo
7c5h-st. s s. % Il e Of ArnsterdaIn-av 1sx77.e;
Theodore Wood 70 Vienna D Gano; mortgages
1se!h-st. :. 2o6G # W Of wiis-ave. 25rloo;
mortgages $4,000; R S. 81 5O..-............. 1900
as5host No ~ SIS s 1855 Fl " Of eth,aye. 2l4x
RedngtOn; mortgage: $1,000: r s SO e 2475o
% oeius ' Rxsn n 80 .5.,d of TCadTsy way 2llk
gages $1,000; R $ $sG . 100000
Ms. Frank Leslie to Jules Breuchaud; 5.
75tR-st. No iS. s. 27I # E Of shave. i7xio2 2:
Julia Eldridge 10 Samuel Kohn; r s, s25.... 100
Shoave o 49, 10 ~ Nv W 8 4gs ~, r. Of 25th7st 24sx
$4,000: 5, $1,000
Isidor Abraham 70 Henry wittenberg: mort.
stseSs 10 "a. 90 II Of s2ds, :5xloo: 0"
George McIlveen 10 Henry 'Keilus: X s, Sl3 25.. !
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
Notice of summons.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- NEW YORK.-Enly f. Whitney, Plaintiff against
Robert Edwin Whitney. Defendant. Summons Action
for an absolute divorce Plaintiff desires trial to be ha
in the County of New To the above named Defend
ant: You are hereby summoned the complaint
in this action Of your answer on the
Plaintiffs Attorneys within 20 days after the service OF
exclusive of the day OF service and IN
Of answer, Judgment VIII
be taken against ycu by default the relief demanded
In complaint
Dated New York. July esd 1901.
HOUSE, GROSSMAN e VORHAUS.
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Office and Postoffce Address, Nos
o 63 Park Row. World Building. Borough of Man
New York City.
To above defendant; The foregoing summons
upon you publication. order Of
the Honorable A. blanchard, Justice Of the Su
the State of New York. dated the 5th day
July. 1901 the Goth day of July. 1901 with
complaint office Of the Clerk of the County Of
New York the County Court HCuse in the Borough OF
Manhattan. city Of New York in said State
Dated. New York. July 26th 1901.
HOUSE. GROSSMAN & NORIAUS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff Office Postofce Address Nos
80 G3 Park Row. World Building. Borough Of Man
haitian. York
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1lnblic Notircs.
SALE OF BONDS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the

~ Common OF the city of NewRochelle I'd to
eight o'clock Il. NJ. TUESDAY, AUGUST 9TH, 1901, at
the Council Chambers in the city hall building
corner Mechanic Streets for hundred
twenty bonds Of One thousand Dollars each the said
bonds be registered bonds and payable folows-
Three Three thousand Dollars LIST
1910 and bonds year thereafter until the
total issue paid. These bonds pursuant TO
section 2O3 OF chapter l2s OF the Laws Of 1850
The bonds be dated August lst. 1901 and the
said bonds will be payable semi annually
LIST day February and August In year
The bonds VIII be numbered consecutiyely from one
10 one hundred ana tweLty.
The bonds VIII bear interest the OF 3A per
per annum.
The city Authorities reserve the right reject any
all bids
An proposals shall be accompanied by certified chec,
on national bank for si.oo0 payable the order OF
City OF Rochelle.
30 will De received for less than
Purchasers will be required pay accrued interest
The bonds must be delivered o'clock A. NJ On
Friday, August Both 1901. City Clerk
City Of Rochelle, n. Y.
By order the Common Council
Dated City OF New-Rochele. n T.. July I7th 1901
ANDREW j.. SELL
City Clerk OF the City Of Eey-R Rochelle. H. Y
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

The approximate Of charge 10 satisfy
which the above described property TO sold IS
Sc 1868 with interest thereon from the Juy
$3G6s with interest thereon from the 5h day July.
1901. together with the Of the sale
will be sold subject to all
ments which are liens the premises Of
entry Of judgment amounting s51376 Interest
also subject 10 the rights OF the city Of New York
Refer
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
144th Street.

The approximate amount of the lien charge to satisfy
which the is TO be sold is SO
3l0 with interest thereon from the lth day OF July 1901
together with costs and allowance amounting TO s5Oa
July Is 1901 together with the
penses Of sale. The approximate amount of
esse othe which be allowed 10
purchaser out purchase paid by the
Referee. S522. 10 and interest.
Dated New York. July 10. 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
MAS LESLIE SELLS A PLOT

Mrs. Frank Leslie yesterday transferred TO jules
Rreuchand a riot on the south side Of Two-hun-
dred teenth-st 800 feet Of Tenth-aye..
for $4,000 The plot is 100X99.I feet.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

The approximate amount of the lien charge TO satisfy
which Ihe above described property is 70 be sold zoo
with Interest from the 22d day 1901 together
with costs and allowances amounting Three hundred
and forty and 9-lOo dollars with
day OF May 1901 together with
The approximate taxes assessments or other
mems "hich are 10 De aloWe 10 the purchaser
lars. ~ - 0 N0'
Dated July 18TH 1901.
HENRY u WFSsr,IMAN r,ntoran