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New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
Penfel1 Man. 1850.
De Afilt Ave.

De Milt Ave.
The approximate Of the lien charge
which the aboEeescribed property is to be sold Is the
of Three Thousand hundred fortysix and 50-OO
Dollars s&14650 with interest thereon from 18th day
cf March 1901 together with and allowances
amounting S20036 with interest from March 26th.
1901 together with the expenses the sale The ap-
EroNmate Of assessments other liens
which "a be allowed the purchaser out OF the pur
chase money paid by the Referee is Ffty-slx and
lG 100 Dollars ls5G.16l and interest.
Dated New York. March &c 1891.
JAMES Z. GrAYBILI. Referee
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New York Harlem r r. Co
The approximate of lien charge satisfy
which the above described property be sold is
- with interest thereon from and after the 18th
arproEimating s34s together the expenses Of the
sale. The approximate
and water rates other liens, be the p-
Of purchase money paid by the referee
S $40 RANDOLPH HI-RRy Ref4ree
NJ n. COULD 6 BRO. Attorneys PIaintif 2T1
broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New York
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ADVERTISEMENT ana SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Ofhcc, No. ! .242 Broadway. ID door north
OF 3lst-st. until o'clock q. m: adye--
tsements received at the following branch
offices at regular Office rates until S o'cIocx
p. m. viz. 25i Sth-ave.. s. e. cor 23d-st.
lo2 olh,ave, cor. l2th-st.: Macy's. 9Th
ave and lith-st.: I42 Columbus-aye'. nes,
West 66th-st.: l06 West 42d-st near 9Th
ave: s2 East lith-st.: 257 West 42d-st..
between Ith and Sth aves.: 159 East 4Ith-
SITS l.o26 3d-Ays.. aess 6lst-st.. I.7os ls.-
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foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY


OF NEW YORK. Romeine Brown. Plaintiff.
Caharine c Sheedy and. another Defendants
pursuance judgment of foreclosure ard sale duly
made the ahoyeentitled action bearing
day 81 February. 1901 l. the Undersigned the
Referee said Judgment named, viii sell at pubic aus
New York Real Estate SalesEoorn. No. III
Broadway. in the Borough y Manhattan cfiy cf New
26th Of April. 1901 IL a. O'clock noon
day L. PhnniX Ingralan Co., Auctioneers.
premises by judgment se4d, and
therein described follows: All those lots of land in
Borough Bronx. the City ana State n New
York and designated by the numbers thirty $l
and thir1y-0ne t3n certain entitled Map Of
fftyfour lots situated fremont oath Wad New York
city made by John G. Van Horne Civil EnEtneer and
city Surveyor and dated November 1st, 1881. which
said Map annexed deed by TIE
United Real Estate Trust Company, corporation
organized under the laws of Nebraska i.
Kountze dated November 1st 1891. aTd recorded the
Office Of the Register Of the city and County New York
on November lltll, 1897. COPY of which also
the day filed said Registers odlce being The
premises conveyed simultaneously with the delivery
OF the mortgage mentioned complaint herein by
the said J. fsoTnaIne Brown and Annie Z Brown, his
wife the said Catflsrine Q. Sheeiy.
Dated New York, April 4th. 1901
EUGENE H. POMEROY Referee.
THOMAS HOOKER. Attorney for Plaintiff. No. War
rsn Street. Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
The following IS diagram Of the properly be sold:
Ar-a-
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Mercer Street.
EroafMaV.

The premises described No. 1o6 Grand will be
sold subject to mortgage of sXty-ve thousand dollars
with interest thereon AZ cent. per
st day OF January. 1901 and aso. subject
said premises
Dated New York. April sth 1901
WILLIAM HENRY HALDANE Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
1913 7s-i0o

The approximate the lien charges sat
isfy which 1hc described property Is 10 be sold
is S3sSS5 with interest thereon from 18th dey of Fehru
1901. her with and allowances amounting
70 Sissl with interest from February 26-h. 1901 TO
geter with the expenses Of the sale The approximate
amount II other liens which
70 b. allowed the purchaser o the purchase money
eT paid 10y The efere Is S182S snd Interest ne prem
with Interest = per May 22rc, 1900.
Dated New NoTIs April 4th. 1901.
EUGENE II. POMEROT. Referee.
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LOST.


LOST or SToLEN.-Bankbook No. ss5. .os9
OF the German Savings Bank in the CTtv
OF New-A ork. corner 4th-aVe and I4th-st
issued to John BicIhardt. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. If
not returned TO the bank on the "a Iav ~
May 1901. duplicate will be issued.
LOST or STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 3Gs. .2e9
oI the Gernan Savings Bank In the Cftv
or NeW-1o ork. corner 4th-aye and 14th-st
issued to Nincenzo Maniui All persons are
cautonen against negotiating the same II
,ot returned TO the bank on the Sd day OF
May -ISol' a duplicate will be issued
No. 700 655. Bank for
savings. $50 4th-ave. New-York Pay
ment stopped Please return book to bank
LOST.-Bankbook No. 1902. Bank for
savings. $50 4th-ave.. New York Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to bank
LOST.-BankbOok No 37O. SOB of the Emil
grant Industrial Savings Bank. Payment
stopped Please return book to bank, No
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Gorfrlosnre Sales.

liens on said property taxes and
water rates is 81, 10 IS
The premises will sold subject prior mortgage
fo S1O00 with interest Az Per cent from December
81 200 WILLIAM J. A McKIM. Referee.
The sale Of the above described premises hereby ad
iourned April I'd. 1901 hour and place
Dated. New York March 26th. 1901
WILLIAM 7. 4. McKIM Referee.
The sale of the above described premises is hereby
further adjourned April 9th 1901 the hour
and place
WILLIAM J. a. McKIM. Referee.
The sale Of the above described premises is hereby
further adjourned April 10Th 1901, the
and place.
York. April eth 1901.
WILLIAM ] A McKIM
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, New York

Ceunty.-Rapp & speidei Iron Works plaintiff.
against Peter Dooley ct al. defendants.-In
Of judgment OF foreclosure sale bearing cate The
th day OF February 1901, the undersigned referee
in said Judgment named. Will sell public auction at the
New York Real Estate Saiesroom No. III Broadway in
the Borough OF Manhattan City Of New York on tn
26th DAY Of March 1901. y o'clock that day
!y william ". Ryan. auctoneer. the premises in
judgment mentioned and therein described as follows:
All those three certain lots. pieces parcels Of and
with the buildings erected situate living and
being in the Eishteenth Ward Borough OF Nar-
haitian. in the City Of New York. side
u Fifteenth Street. and which. taken
bounded ana described follows: Beginning
in said northery line Of Fifteenth
hundred and easuery line Sixth
Avenue running thence eastsrly along line
OF Fifteenth Street seventyve northerly
az right angles from Fifteenth Street
three inches; thence
with Fifteenth Street seventyiye
ery and AZ right angles Fifteenth
and three feet and three inches the
being the lots known Numbers fifteen G5, six
teen Q6I and seventeen 40 a map filed Office
ot The Register OF the city and County Of New
iitied Map of Cowmans Fifth Avenue
per p 1882 made by order Of James Hay and Daniel
Efysd eyed by AuRustEs T. CowInan and wife to William
n The office Of the REGISTER Of the City County
New York In Itber 512 of ConveyaEces page
Dated New York. March ID 1901.
WILLIAM J. A. McKIM Referee
PHILL1PS avery Attys. for Plaintiff. 1874 Mas
sau Street Tribune Building. Manhattan. New YORK
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HORIZONS ICE CREAM.

HORIZONS ICE CREAM Is the standard
Ice Cream nf the world. 1t Is no secret.
everybody knows IL. All orders promptly
filled. city or ccUrtry.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

FURNISHED ROOM WANTED by Young
lady. in Catholic family. between 55th and
G5th sts., with privilege of light housekeeD-
Ing. 81 30. X. Box 30 Tribune Office
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IT5 II.
175 #.
I15 II.

De Milt Ave.
100 #.
( (
Sd
100 II.
Penheld Mar. 1850
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& F. " I y c. MA
CHIMES. new. 50
70 So cash. 500 to
$50 at 50 down and
20 cents weekly
z Il a e "A n teed ton
years : second hand,
81 TO 81. guar
auteed . years.
Hand machines:
special 81: just the
thing to take with
you TO the coun
rs.aF4 600, o., 80
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write, agent will call, Machines exchanged
WESTERN UNION SEWING MACHINE
co. l73 3d-aVe.. between 18th and 17th
Etr. T-lerhnra 4naO -1S.h-st
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Nos. 81. ss. & a5 West 18th 6,
18th Street


The above diagram Of the property be sold The
approximate amount Of the lien charge for which ths
be s1 with interest from Feb
TuaTy 1ih, 1901. together with and allowance
amounting TO si30 H. with interest from February
1901, together with the expenses of approxi-
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12

COACHMAN.-Youn useful man; under
stands care horses. carrtage harness. at
reference Address r NJ, Box ~ I242
Broadway
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RESPE''rARLE young German Jewish
man. ambitious and strictly temperate. to
work in private family. city or country. no
waiting. NATHAN. 2o3 West 16th-st
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STORAGE.

HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE COM
PANY. 2ll and 2l3 East 1Onth-st. Tele-
phone S5t-19th-st FirepIOof and non-fire-
proof storage: padded vans for city or coun-
". rn-NInE nacEins and snIpping.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
HELP WANTED.

ATTENTION MEN WANTED So takes
YOU 70 all principal ports OF Europe: Lon
don. Liverpool. Glasgow. Hun. etc: also
free passage procured Apply at Shipping
oHice. Clinton-st. or 73 Nest-st
WANTEp.-Mcn . travel 70 Europe by as
sisting feeding live stock on fast steam
ers. also experienced cattlemen for steady
work. Call personally ATLANTIC SHIP
PING OFFICE 2o7- 209 2d-st
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12

YOUNG MAN. 80. Of common sense educa-
zion. whore faithful attention to EN-
fair salary and promotion In due time:
strictly temperate and can furnish refer
euces as To personal character; has had a
bookkeeping. do collecting and outside work
for any line ~ mercantile. business or cor
poration work; willing to work hard for all
interests concerned. and very DESTROYS Of
improving my financial condition. as we'll as
mental, can hustle and stand steady work
ing. being IN good sound health. W. u.
NJ, 81 9Th ave. Brooklyn.
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MACHINERY.

wood and iron working ,naobinon .eiiu kii
suaIdh! h!eec machinery bought and ex
changHf GEO v FDDY pos Nadiso- -.
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SHIPPING and RECEIVING CLERK. or
intelligent porter: good packer and
best OF references. Address .. L FRASER.
car" l. l. Weir & Co. - Franklin 81.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12

MARRIED MAN. 2G. inside or outside;
willing. honest and steady: used 10 horses
and handy with tools. LESSING. /, 1876
2d-ave.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

COMPETENT BUSINESS MAN with 50. 500
can have management salary and half
Interest in permanent. rapidly growing bus!-
ness. Address w. Box - Tribune Oface.
FOR SALE.-An established private school :
whole or part int~rest: moderate capital
X Y. BOX 90 Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
IsFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

EAST 17TH ST. 2l4.-Pleasant. clean
rooms: use telephone: new bath: lcca-
tion. Stuyvesant Park. gentlemen only.
18TH ST. 10 WEST. near Broadway
Newly furnished front room. with private
bah. also hack room: for gentlemen ONLY.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12

YOUNG Swedish couple in private family:
best Of references. e., Box 10. Tribune
Office.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12

YOUNG MAN. -. speaking. writing Ger
man. French fluentiy, knowledge OF Eng
lish. long office experience. desires any posi-
tinn. references. TRITSCHMANN. III East
50;h-st
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DRESSM.AKIy0.

A--A--A.-Eirst class dressmaker form
eriy of 5th-ave.: latest styles: samples
SHOWN; home or out by day. Mrs. VII
son, 10 West 65th-st
DRESSMAk Err. Experienced: good: takes
work hone or by day: skirts waists; also
alterations. remodelling misses and chill
hren dresses. Mrs. HOOD. 1SG ". l01st-.t
pRESSMAEER worker; fine filter:
wants more customers; 81 A day ADDRESS
NCtlNAN, 121 East T7th-st
DRESSMAkER.-C STYLES; perfect fit.
superior work and finish; faultless skirt
oroop' storm suits work shown; respon-
slb!e; reasonable. Mrs. COOKE. 235 West
44th-st.. near Broadway
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12

PORTER. -: handy with tools:
understands running elevator and care Of
boilers and repairing: own tools. best ref
eTences. g. RAMSEY. I56 2d-ave
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PORTER. packer, shipper. aged b.: strong
steady, not afraid of work: 10 years ex-
perience: Al reference. \. RITTIG. 102
lst-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY.
Licensec snc bonded. go Broadway.
Rooms 7l7-7ls. telephone 1.G3i Franklin
AL civil and criminal cases attended to by
0kDest detectives. male and female.
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II. weight fS0: careful driver: good an
pearance; thoroughly understands the care
OF hne horses, carriages. &c; strictly sober
reliable; best city reference; > years with
last employer MICHEL. 25s West 65th-st.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

a1Gsz Aa11GSszAlsNISSoGUPrights sISo nne makes. perfect
Greer. SIoo upward; new pianos. sf25 IN
ware: send for description and ternls
" MLIIINE1 4 co. 123 West I25th-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12

PAINTER. general mechanic: exterior or
interior. day or contract; references.
MOELTER. so East 1O9th ST. basement
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GARDENER Single. thoroughly under
stands flowers. shrubs. hedges. lawns and
co5ntrv rIacs rarsrr,I rsfsrs,ss, is
y. r. AZ West Sth-st.
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PORTER.-Young man. 20. as porter or
willing TO work AT anything. SASSANO.
II: ThompSon-St
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JANlTOR.-Colored man and wife as tanl-
tors: best of references. Cali or address
227 West l20th-st., basement bell
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12

STENOGRAPHER. typewriter. assistant
hookkeeper: aged II. hest references from
former employer. JOHN STOCK. 404 East
l6th-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12

PRIVATE SECRETARY.-Arthu Mitchell
Il. A, Yale "a. DreXel Institute '0l. with
Europe or the Levant Address 80 Wood
land Terrace Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

tpACHMAN.-Sinsle; thoroughly under
stands his business: first class references
Gall or address COACHMAN, 4i3 East
34th-st
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JANITOR.-German; 10 children; steam
not water boilar. pumps; steady place;
private; years reference. HOFFMAN,, care
jantor 3l3 West 54th-st
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TNPEWRITE ER.-YounE man. Is with
knowledge Of stenoGraphy: best OF refer
euces :. =. 45T Putnam-aVe. Brooklyn
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

BUTLER. .-English; good personal city ref
erence: towI or country. O. l., 3IS ist-
ave. care Mrs. Doll.
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HELP WANTED.

ILT VI nv EU-
Female.
VANTEn.-A competent, neat Protestant
girl. for general homework. reference
Mrs. EOlSSE l3I East I3d-st
NANIED.-A Protestant woman between
- and - years Of aCe. to do housework
for lady In q Nrw-No.6 apartment. wages
Slh a month; best references required can
from II 70 !. Mr.. l.. -. H.. CG East T7th-St
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12

SAILING MASTER.-Twenty years expert
ence; references from last employer. as
TAIN, Postofflce RoX @S6 New Bedford
Mass.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12

GARDENER--By young man. with small
family on gentlemans country place, is
good farmer, gardener and first class
orchardist; best reference. Address FARM
Err. 6J0 3d-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12

CoACHMAN.-First class man; competent
IN the care OF nne horses and carriages
careful city driver: strictly sober and trust
worthy; highest reference from present en-
74th-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
WOkfS WANTED.

NOith WANTED.
Female
OTDEFER.-Initials 20 cents a dozen
and upward. work called for. Mrs KEEL
LItR 23l East 54th-st
GOVERNESS. lady's maid or companion,
by young woman: refined and educated,
speaks English. French and German. under
stands dr"ssmakng: best references. Al
dress KREITMER. I.GS2 Avenue \.
MOpEL.-Ey Young lady: fine figure tSS
husO. Miss BERG. 80 East 10ith 81
NURSERY GOvERNESs.-.5y ciergyman's
daughter. nus sery goveruesS In or near
New-York City. excellent references. Ad-
dress BOX Il. West Orange. y. J.
JANTTRE;SS. with grown son and
daughter as jantress downtown. BY let
ter only. NJ. N. PROFFEE. 526 6th-aye.
JANITREss. Widow with grown son and
daughter Us janitress downtown. BY let
ter only VI. NJ PROFFE;E J26 9th -.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
BY young woman employed in out of town
law office in New-YOrk office law or mer-
camille AT moderate salary, is a competent
stcnoSrapher neat and accurate typewriter.
and holds a school teaching certificate: good
references. 4. r.. =. . BOX l.S7a, Pater-
son. y. J.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
one years experience: reference fur
nished Address G. g, Box 30, Tribune Of
fee
sTDNOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER-
Ey young woman OF several years eX-
perience Address B.. Box 10. Tribune Of
fee.
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WATCH aged 4s: best of
city reference address, ATWOOD 21I
or''en-ave.. Jersey city Heights
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
BOARD AND ROOMS.

J-65 PARK-AVE.-Large room and hall
room. psrlo, dining room. reference; Gle
sstOr.
ST. ALRANs, Fast 3Ist-.t-Etedecorate
throughout: elegant suite: private baths
and services parior dining room; table
beard
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12

YOUNG MAN 49, Industrious. At any
thing where he can advance himself: sal
arv ST., no canyassirg JOHN GAERTH.
SiS Belmont ave. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-12

WATCHAtiN CNIGHTl. single. Years
experience reliable position: honest and
sober: good references. JOHN BECK. 525
BroOme st.
Daily camera., 1901-06-20
A RICH TREAT.

Mrs J. B. Sherwood. of Chicago. the
noted art lecturer who has been iden.i
fed with the Chautauqua at Boulder
from It's b ginning. is preparing an en-
,irely new series o! lectures for the com
ing season. She has lst returned home
from visit to the principal art galleries
OF New York, Boston and Philadelphia
and her lectures will treat principally OF
art in America. This is on account OF
the presen, widespread in,eres. in Amer
ican art, and in response to miny re
quests from the south and west, The
new Renaissance at the end OF 400
years will receive the attention at the
Chau,auqul that its merit deserves. Mrs
Sherwood Course embraces twenty lect.
ures. each abou, an hour in nleng,h. The
lectures will be illustrated with hundreds
OF large photographs. The Century
Company OF New York, approaching the
work Mrs Sherwood is accomplishing
has arranged to send sixty original
drawing; by the mos, noted illustrators,
for exhibition in the ar, gallery. These
drawings have been selected By Mrs
Sherwood from the great collection in
New York. In addition, some of the
creates, wafer colo, artists of America
will place pictures on exhibition a. the
Chau,auqua, under the auspices Of the
art department.
On account Of numerous requests, Mrs
Sherwood will devote one lecture each
week TO travel talk. taking her bearers
to the leading ar, centers OF Europe. up.
on a tour to the art treasures Of the
world. The ait lectures are delivered at
II o'clock each morning and no other
classes are in progress during this hour.
The Incompatible lectures, delivered
wi,hou, notes and in the most attractive
style. are free ,s all upon the grounds.
-Chau.auqua Journal.
Daily camera., 1901-06-20
MRS J. A. DAVIS RECEPTION.

The largest social function OF The
week was the reception given this aIGer.
noon by Mrs J. A. DAVIS TO meet the
CUES. OF honor, Mrs II. b. Mcclure. The
residence on West Spruce street was
decorated throughout most prolusely
and beautifully with roses and greeneIy.
The house was filled the entire afternoon
with ladies in fashionable TO lettes, which
made the scene very attractive one.
Mrs Mcclure was a.,ired in her wedding
gown of crepe de chene over cream col.
ored satin. Mrs Davis was assisted in
receiving by Mesdames Mcclure, Dodge,
Taylor, Metcalt and Miss Elizabeth Nc
Clure, while the Misses Dodg:. Squires.
and Andrews served a; the puDch bowl.
The dining room appointments were in
pink roses with smllax aIt!:llcally com
bined with elegant table adornments.
The ices. con!ections. ETC.. were all in
pix. The Misses Bessie Downer, Jen-
ME Brown, Mabel PIgh and Elsie Whit.
more served in the dining room. About
$50 ladies called during the hours from
a ill 6.
Daily camera., 1901-06-20
Cowboys D0||Ce
On 0u1OWS' Grove
HAD A JOLLY TIME.

Cowboys Dance on tho Coffin of II Man
WhoDrew Gun Slowly.
Tucson. Ariz., June Io-Ton Burns, a
notorius gun man, was shot and killed by
a cowboy named Wallace at Mammoth
last night. Burns and Wallace had been
riding together on the range and had
trouble. Burns, who is known all over
the southwest as gun fighter, was slow
in pulling his six shooter and was shot
off his horse.
Burns six shooter has thirteen notches
filed in it, recording the death Of so many
men at his hands. He was employed as
a shotgun messenger for Wells-Fargo
for many years, and was member OF
the posse that captured Stonga and
Evans, who held up Southern Pacific
train at Fresno. Cal, seven years ago.
Burns shCt Sontag's eye out, and the
wound caused the death of the desperate
Afterwards Burns had shooting scrape
witi Wi!tic in the distribution of the
reward.
He was unpopular with the cowboys
here, and when the killing took place
and Wallace was exoneIated. the COW
boys buried Burns with his boots on and
danced on the box coffin which con-
tlined the remains.
Daily camera., 1901-06-20
SOME COUNCIL D0iNGS.

The city council at the regular meet
ing last nigh, heed-d the requests OF ;wc
sets OF petitioners. One asked that the
cotton bearing trees on Water stree. be
ordered ielled. The council ordered
that they b. Gu. by the citizens owning
them and the citizens will forthwith pro
ceed and do as they darn please abou: it
The Woman's club, civic science depart
mcn,, asked that weeds on the stree:
and vacan. lots he cut. The counci
honored the petition by favorable mo
ton. They will be cut-sometlme.
The lateral to the McCarty ditch a
Goss and 10TH must be tiled or tlumed
or /. will be fl led in by the street super
visor. The council so decided. because
the condition OF the ditch is one Of dan
ger to travellers.
Alderman Casaday's FIRE insurance Ii
cense ordinance was reported adversel,
by the executive committee and tht
report was adopted.
Daily camera., 1901-06-20
Dep0| P0VI01
Is Ordered
WILL BUILD PAVILION.

Superintendent Zlmmerm,n Comes to
Boulder to Order Work Do1e.
A Zimmerman. superintendent OF
bridges and buildings for the Colorado
& Southern, was in town today and ar
ranged for the immediate construction Of
a pavilion connecting with the passenger
station and running west as far as the
little eating house. The idea of this i'm
provcment is to provide comfortable
place for passengers to sit or stand wti!e
awaiting trains, the station being too
small tor the immense summer traffic
and the outside platform being the ho:.
test pac. 10 Boulder. President Trum
bull has had this improvement in con
temptation for long time, having been
urged thereto by the wide awake Thomas
f. Ciller. The new pavilion will be
highly appreciated by the citizens Of
Boulder. all of whom are patrons Of the
G.. IS,