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New-York tribune., 1901-01-03
SUGAR CUT TO EVEN RATE
wooLSON SPICE COMPANY ADVANCES
PRICE OF THE LION BRAND

The various sugar refining concerns yesterday re-
6reed the price Of their product to the uniform rate
nf s24 cents pound. The American Sugar Refn-
ing Company took the initiative. making reduc-
ton Of 10 points. and its action was promptly fol-
rowed by it's ally. the National Sugar Refining
Company. which made the five point necessary
N bring its price 10 equality with the trust
figures. Later in the day Arbuckle Brothers an
nounced cut which put the price Of their granu-
lated sugars on a level with the prices of the
American and National companies. The woolson
Spice Company. which handles the coffee business
Of the American Sugar Refining Company yester-
day advanced the price of its Lion brand OF
coffee one-half a pound. As far as could
he learned the Arbuckes made no corresponding
move in coffee. high authority in the sugar and
coffee trade said yesterday I'm discussing the
changes Of the day:
For the last four years the yoolson Spice Conn
rsuy has been engaged in effort TO increase its
fhsf now that green coffee was very low the time
was opportune TO realize profit. and so it has
Is all there is 10 the present situation The price
~ refined sugar has been lowered simply TO con-
form 20 the decline in raws. The trade may be
reduction will increase the business. as grocers
can now buy confidently The next development Is
shows weakness. which is unlikely in view OF the
low prices which now prevail.
Even az the lower prices the sugar trade is said
10 be in a very profitable condition. The difference
between the quotations for spot. raw and granu-
r-lSIct is Considered very good When the price an
which the rehners are buying raw sugar in Cuba
is taken into consideration the difference is In
creased 70 80 cents a hundred pounds.
The American Sugar Refining Company will hold
its annual stockholders meeting next Thursday.
II senff whose terms directors expire this
month. viii be reelected 10 the Board
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03
ENTRIES FOR To-MoRRow.

mile: selIlns)-Lady Curzon. es Helen
Paxton and Elmoran. lO3 UhIers Titus. Old Fox.
Tom Gilmore. Orion and Kodak. each iO5; Bright Night
Alvin w and Joe shelby. each 1OS
Second -eighhs OF a mile: seliing)-oute
Right Ok: Bush. co. Glenbow. 100: Varro. iOI
Bean lOl: Gardner Phelps, each I03;
Gray Daily Pickadore each IO5 Fleetwng III.
Third OF q mile)-Macie Maree
Barrica. 100; Saie J. Brighte r. and Maggie Y, each
OS Reducer Rey Saazar. Pell Nell II and Prince Real
each iO3 Tom Collins. los
six and half furIOngs; handcapl-SenatOr
BeveTidge e5: Amoroso. el and SRuber. 100 coupled
Miss Hanover and Alpaca. fO2: Moroni. los.
Fifth Ohree-quarters Of n mile: selIng)-Eous
Rode and Forge. each 1Oa: and Fluke
1cS LareQuOise and Palarm, each i07 Horseshoe To-
bacco 1f2
Sixth Zone mile and yards; selling)-West
Baden, 81: Randy 1eO Jack Martin, 1922 The Planet
Dan Cupid. Dramburg and Castine. each 10T; W. r..
Gates III.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03
RICH MEMS TAXES RAISED.
GREENWICH ASSESSORS INCREASE VALUATIONS
AND APPEALS ARE EXPECTED.

AND APPEALS ARE EXPECTED
Greenwich. Conn, Jan. (SpecaD.-The assessors
to-day filed the list OF taxable property of the town
with Town Clerk James r. Mead and anxious prop
erty owners have been perusing IL. Although the
totals have not been figured up and will not be until
the three who constitute the Board of Relief
have worked on them, the assessors are satisfied
that they have raised the grand list from 1885,,
4f7 i2 last year TO over $4,000 for the coming
year. The assessors have raised the taxes Of the
millionaires and have also increased the valuation
OF other property. The Board of Relief may be
appealed to, but II 4. doubtful II many deductions
will be made Tax Collector Frederick d. Knapp's
commission will amount TO a somewhat larger sum-
but the assessors evidently prepared for this by
raising his private tax assessment. Among those
whose taxes were increased are II. o. Havemeyer
z. c. Benedict, Joseph Mlbank J. Kennedy Tod.
George /. Tyson. Colonel A. r. Hilton, William
Rockefeller Robert Stewart. o. Iaughlin John II.
GourIe. Mrs; A A. Anderson. 4 A Marks Robert Robert
Peats W. A. Copp. j. p Latin. A. Foster Higgins.
James McCutcheon. W. r. II. Martin. i. V. Hark-
ness Charles T. Wills and w. II. s. Wood.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03
PREPARING TO TEST SHAMROCK ~

London Jan 2.-Britisn yaehtsmen are preparing
to give Sir Thomas Upton every assistance in thor-
oughly testing Shamrock II. Kenneth M Ciarh'
of Paisley. has purchased c. ID. Roses Distant
Shore principally for the purpose of using her as
trial horse with the new challenger captain
Hogarth will be the skipper of this cutter whieh
was designed by Watson and built In 1900. but not
launched. James Goats. with similar intent. mas
practically completed negotiations for the purchase
OF Valkyra III With these two, ana Win ths houl-
tions of Shamrock I. the Syharite and the Meteor,
the new f,rlp challenger viii be tested With a class
OF Yachts such as previous British competitor
ever in preliminary trials.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03
CYCLING.
SIN DAY RACE AT BOSTON-INDIGNATION
OVER POLICE INTERFERENCE IN YON-
KERs AND TARRYTOwN NEW
YEARS RIDES

The success of the bicycle tournament here.
followed by the large attendance at the races I'm
Boston would indicate that there has been a dis
tnctive revival in the public interest in bicycle
racing The attendance at the meet at Boston has
been so large that the management contempIates
continuing the sport at regular intervals for the
next month. The track there is unique, being
banked at the turns forty-ve degrees. steepest
incline ever seen track in this country 1t is
almost too steep for the riders. but il ought be
first class for motor cycle racing. 'rhe angles
the next thing to the side of house, said rider
who returned from Boston yesterday. The
now In the ride ten hours a day-hve hours
strafghtaway, and then, after an hours rest. five
the competitors. Gougoltz the Frenchman, has
practically quit Arrangements being made for
a motor paced race between Elkes and Nelson. The
leaders Yesterday finished 500 miles in twenty-five
hours. thirty-one minutes and forty-twO seconds.
Considerable Indignation has been aroused among
the officials of the local bicycle clubs the in
reference by the police with the riders who took
part in the Associated Cycling Clubs to Yon-
kers and Tarrytown on Tuesday morning. AS one
official said yesterday 'Our contest has been held
for years. and nobody interfered before. 1t
not a secret affair." much publicity was
given TO the contest. Now the bicycle policemen
off duty at midnight and several of them were
present the start. at Sixtieth-st. and none Of
them made any objection. 1t seems significant
that the riders should be arrested away up at
One hundred and d-twenty-second-st- and taken to
the station house Then. the policeman who threw
hip. ought TO be called to account. IL looks as IL
somebody tried to spoil the race Fortunately they
did not succeed but in stopping Schreiber they pos
sibly interfered with the probable winner
w S. Bull. the ex-secretary of the New York
Division of the League of American Wheelmen, is
in Buffalo at present, and is using his efforts to
have the National meet of the League held at the
Pan-American Exposition
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03

William Cairns Stuart et al. Trustees. ETC.. Of
Ellen p Ward. etc. Plaintiffs. against Thomas Frazier
and others. Defendants
In pursuance a Judgment foreciosurs and sale.
duly made and entered IN the ahoveentsd action and
bearing the 1ith day Of 1900. j. the UNDER
Referee In said judgment named VIII SD
public auction. az ths New York Real Estate sales
No III Broadway, IN the Borough O, Manhattan.
City New York. Friday the 4 day OF January, 1901
1s o'clock that day. by Peter F. Meyer Auc.
the premises drsctet by said Judgment to be so
and therein described follows:
All thar certain lot piece parcel of land situate
lying being the City Of Nev-Nors. and being
in Section Number Block Number lsIs shown on
the Land Map OF the City OF New York and bounded
and described follows: Beginning az point on
Street distant hundred and thrty-two da2> feet
the boulevard One hundred and second Street
hut az or opposite middle line Or a party walls
ming thence Nortnwardly parallel with Boulevard
ana 20 and through said party wall far the
extends one hundred C0l feet, thence F"tvarty but
paraIIel with West hundred and second street.
thirty-two Cs2l inches: thence SOgthwarty
but again parallel Boulevard hundred CloO,
feet 20 NOrtherly line OF West One hundred and
West~artiy along said Northery
line OF One hundred and second Street. thrtytwo
S2l inches the point place OF beginning
Dated York. December i2th. 1900.
CEIAS II KNOX. Referee.
LORD DAY & LORD. Attorneys for Plaintiffs. Office and
pOst0ice address l2o Broadway tManhattanS. New
York City.
The following diagram OF the property 20 be so.d
IS street 2oI West lo2t Street,
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03
foreclosure 5ules.
NEW YORK sUPRENTE COURT. County o

kN 1phh SOthFME H.. County OF
New York. The Ergrant Industrial Savings Ra,t,
Plaintiff. against Charles F. Rhine
In pursuance OF Judgment OF Foreclosure ara $40
duly made and entered in the abOventtIed action bear
ing date the 18th day OF December, 1900 the u-se~-
sgned the Referee in said Judgment named. viii az
Public AuctiOn. the New York Real Estate Saesroou
No M Broadway: in the Borough Of Manhattan. City
OF New York the 18th day OF January, 1901 az n
O'Clock noon on that day. by d. Phenix Ingraham.
Auctonee-. the premises directed by said Judgment 20
be sold. therein described follows:
All certain lot piece parcel of land,
buildings thereon erected. situate, lying
18th Ward City of New York (Boruugh d, Man
hattan) Westerly side OF Third Avenue bounded
follows VIZ: EasterIy IN
Third Avenue, Westerly by a line drawn parallel ths
Third Avenue the distance OF Ninety
tharefrom NOrheTly by the line OF the
hundred and twentysNth Street and One
dred twenty seventh Street. and SOuhery Mns
drawn parallel 70 the said centre line the souhery
the distance OF twentytOu- feet and
inches theEeOm and seventyve feet nOrthery from ts
OF One hundred and twenty-sNth Street
said lot being twenty-foGr feet and ten inches IN
width throughout ninety feet in depth
Dated New York. December "a. 1900
ARTHUR D. TRUAX, Referee
r q e J. OfGORMAN. Attorneys for Plainti~. 40 and
81 Chambers ST.. Borough Or Manhattan. New York
City.
The following a diagram OF the property Be sold
described above, the street number being
Third Avenue:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03
NEW RUBBER COMBINATION.
UNITED STATES COMPANY MAY GET THE
HOOD CONCERN

Boston Jan. 1.-The Transcript" to-day says:
The United States Rubber Company will not make
the threatened . per cent cut in prices. pro-
-osed This is due. IL is said. to the fact that
the Hood Rubber Company has agreed 10 con-
slider a proposition for the sale of its business
IN interests friendly 20 the United States COM
pany Pending these negotiations. no change in
urioes viii be made.
The report sent out to-day that consid-
erable progress had been made in harmonizing the
various rubber interests. presumably through the
MEETING held I'm New-York last evening The Hood
company was not represented. but the authority
FOR stating that negotiations in progress be-
tween Il and those who striving 10 bring about
a combination OF all the rubber plants is entirely
trustworthy. That the acquisition of this company,
or In fact. of all the outside concerns, viii pre-
vent competition In the business is not thought
Ekely in trade circles. 1t remarked to-day
that Il does not require such large amount OF
money TO start the business, and IL the trust keeps
the prices high enough TO make a fair pront on ITS
large Capitalization there will be good many IN
dependent plants started within year.
No information in regard 20 the rumored purpose
of the United States Rubber Company TO cut Its
prices or concerning the combination of the out
side interests could be obtained yesterday at the
Offices OF the rubber company or Of Charles r.
i1s
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03
BOTH LEAGUES WANT RUsIE THIS YEAH

Indianapolis, JAN (SpeciaD.-Frends of Amos
Rusie the old-time crack pitcher of the National
League saw that he has received proposition from
President Johnson of the American League TO pitch
for that organization the coming season, and that
correspondence as the terms is now In progress.
Ii is said that Rusie. whose father Is IN frequent
consultation with John T. Brush. would prefer to
Mitch for Cincinnati and that he has offered TO
stay with the National League II Brush Will secure
his release by NewYOrk but II this is not done ne
will sign with the American League ana pitch for
any team 10 which President Johnson may assign
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03
STOCK PERISH FROM THE COLD.
HEAVY SNOW AND Low TEMPERATURE IN THE
WEST.

walsenburg. Col. Jan. 2.-The weather here is the
coldest I'm several years This condition was pre-
ceded by a snowstorm lasting several days. The
present severe cold will cause the loss of consd
erable stock the ranges. Reports coming In
of heavy losses of sheep One herd ranging east of
this city reported TO have lost fully SO cent.
Most of this loss occasioned by the sheep pill
ing on top of one another to escape the cold and
snow and smothering those underneath. Losses OF
cattle are also reported.
Vancouver, b. c., JAM 2.-Fifteen inches of snow
covers the streets result OF a storm which has
been I'm progress during the last twentyfour hours
and still continues.
Seattle, Wash, Jan. 2-The Puget Sound country
Is hidden under blanket of snow made Of big
flakes or what New-Englanders call sugar snow"
The fall commenced yesterday at a. and lasted
throughout the day. This is the second snowStorm
ng yta1 yfpfe
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03
CHICAGO has SLIGHT BOMB SCARE.

Chicago. Jan. 2-''The Record says: ION in
formation from a which he declines TO make
public Detective Sergeant Mclaughlin found gas
pipe bomb IN of the inches of the La Salle-st-
tunnel shortly before midnight. Mclaughlin had
a hint 20 the effect that effort would be made
blow up the tunnel used by the North Side cable
cars. The police suspect that the bomb was placed
there by discharged employe of the company.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03
NE NEVER RECoVERED FROM THE sHOcK

Edward Eastwood, who for twenty years a
night watchman the New-Haven Railroad STA
lion I'm Mamaroneck. died yesterday His death. IL
ts said was hastened by exposure which he under
went about a year ago. when band of highway
men hound and gagged him and blew open the safe
in the freight house The safeb!oweTs. after Telling
fhe old man with q club, tied him Ia big arm
chair and left him i'm the cold freight from
midnight until 6 o'clock In the morning.
eastwood took a severe cold, from which he
never recovered and he alsc suffered nervous
ness from the shock.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03
SEATTLE LOSES IT'S FINE LIBRARY.

Seattle, Wash. Jan. 2.-The public library OF
Seattle was burned TO the ground last night. The
fire originated In the basement. possibly from the
furnaces. The books. numbering 25.oo0 volumes.
and valued at S0.oIo total loss. The build
ing was built about ten years ago by Henry Yesler.
Seattle's most famous pioneer, and cost him
arIy ~
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03
5nrroaates Nohrss.
yrHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

YORK by o. God free and inaepeR,dssnt
Tanning Ernie Talbot Mary L-aile Bishop snd Thomas
Nc EaTrinp the and next OF kin OF William Fan-
H. ~; dacaased send greeting. Whereas. Kate Fan
,n s me CITY OF New York. has lately applied TO
vata's OF County of New NOrs. TO
baya certain instrument In writing. relating to both
win and Testament OF William tannins late OF tne
New deceased, Therefore and each
80 ro are cited 10 appear before the Surrogate Of
County of New York at his office in the County OF
oSo-r Work on the 18th OF February thousand
rtns hundred and half past ten o'clock in the
srraor ~ that day, and attend the pro
hate OF the last WIN and Testament And such OF
cited, under the age OF twenty
Sne wears are required 20 appear by your guardian
m Won have one, or ~ you have none TO appear ana
aa,,i, one appointed. In the event OF
nsgiecf or failure do guardian will be appointed
~, hs Surrogate represent and act fOT In the
proceeding. - 49,. ..s ar. c., "a al.
c,rroSste's Court the said County OF New York TO
Uo "N' Witness. Hon. Ahner c. Thomas
Surrogate said County
IN al said County, the iIth
u" - Of December, in the OF Lord
thousand nine hundred
q, j.. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk Of the Surrogate's Court
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03
BLIZZARDS IN THIS STATE

Oswego. NJ ", Jan. "A blizzard has been raging
ferceIy here this afternoon and tonight. accom-
panied by heavy snowstorm. High winds prevail.
with freezing temperature.
Lyons n. Y, Jan. "A blizzard from the north
west arrived here tonight, falling inch for
an hour The mercury dropped from 2S degrees
above AT 10 o'clock last night 10 zero at s O'Clock
thia morning IT has moderated slightly. but II is
V1ry
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03
9SsPpyogRgIS 9spy Z ]
DpoR7SnfN'
PROGRANHE OF SPORTS TO-DAY

RACING.-Crescent City Jockey Club.
New-Orleans; California Jockey Club oak
land.
EIARDS.-Knickerbocke Athletic Club
championship tournament Knickerbocker
Athletic Club D. m.
HOCkEY.-St. Nicholas Skating Club
against Brooklyn Skating Club, ST Nicholas
Rink, S:15 p. m.
CYCLTNG-Six day race, Boston.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03
COILA. JOHN.-In pursuance of an order OF

" No, Abuer G Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County
~ New York s hereby given 70 all persons having
~ John Cola. late OF the County OF New
yr deceased present the same with vouchers there
~ M the his place OF transactinS business.
" Borough OF Manhattan.
10; ~ ,s York on before the Path day OF
oi New York, 18th day OF December. 1900.
H' CHRISTIAN GOII.A Administrator.
n WRIGHT, Attorney for Administrator
Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03
JAMES N. sREsLTy TupROVTyG.

James II. Breslin formerly the proprietor OF tho
1ilsey House, who has been seriously III with
pneumonia az the Plaza Hotel since last Wednes-
day. was reported better yesterday. Mr.. Bres
IN Is under the care OF Dr. #. A. Mcclure, OF No
I-a East ttfty-lfth-sf No fear is entertained
as 10 his Recovery. Mr. Breslin had been suffering
tof several weeks with a heavy cold before symp-
IONS OF pneumonia became manifest. HIS illness
closely resembles that from which Hiram Hitch
COCK one OF the proprietors of the Fifth Avenue
Hoiel. died last Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03

ANTI-FOOTBALL LEGISLATION.

Santa Fe, n NJ. Jan. (SpeciaD. Superintendent
of Public instruction NJ &. De BaCa, i'm his annual
report will make recommendation for the pro-
hbiton OF the playing of football i'm the Territorial
institutions and the public schools lie regards the
game as brutal than prizenghtnG, and in his
recommendation folowGsthe example OF several In
stitutons of higher learning which lately have pro-
hibited the playing of football He has gathered
statistics showing that last year fifteen boys
killed and two hundred seriously injured In the
United States while playing football.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03

Il 11nma. a OF the County OF New York
notice is hereby all having claims agans,
WastheS plkeman of the County New York de-
ceased to present the came with vouchers thereof the
her OF transacttng business No.
uroadway borough OF Manhattan. In the City New
Work on or the 25th day Of April next--Dated
N.u YORK the ITtn DAY October 1900 CAROLINE
7. DIKFMAN Administrative OF the Estate OF thsw
uiueman q. MELVILLE KNOWLES. Attor-
new Tor Administrative No. 3o2 Broadway Borough OF
New York
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03
Centre Line Of Block
12Srh Street

The approximate amount OF the lien caa-ys to
satisfy which the property 70 De Sold
67-101 with interest thereon from the
November, 1910. together with and allowances
amounting to s3aS 100 from Dscenno4r
1900 together with the Os the sale.
approximate amount Of taxes assessments o1sr liens.
which be allowed 20 the purchaser out Of the
purchase paid BY the Referee is s. Is alO
and interest.
Dated. New York. December Gath. 1900.
ARTHUR %. TRUAX. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03
TORRIN MARGARITA.-In pursuance OF an

q order OF Hon. Abnsr q Thomas a Surrogate OF tho
County Of New notice 10 hereby given per
sons having against Margarita Jorrn late tho
CITY OF Washington ID. c., deceased TO present
same with vouchers thereof the subscriber. his
place OF tsnsactinx business. at the ONCE OF Payey
Nocrs his No. Sc Nassau Street.
oush Manhattan. In ,hs civ of New York. be
Tor. the fourteenth OF March. 1901. next.-pated
New York September g. 1900. CLIFFORD s. WALTON
Anclsry Administrator PAvEY & MOORE. Attorneys
Administrator ~ Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhat
tan York. y. Z.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03

Thomaston. Me. Jan. 2.-David L. Stain and
Oliver Cromwell convicted I'm 1855 and sentenced TO
life imprisorment for murder OF the cashier of
the Dexter Savings Bank were freed last night,
the pardon having reached the State prison stain
went To Boston and Cromwell to South Walpoe.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03
SPRING MEETING AT NASHVILLE

Nashville. Tenn, Jan 2 (SpeciaD-The spring
meeting at Cumberland Park will open April % and
close April q. The stakes and conditions, similar
20 those at the meeting last year will be announced
this week The stakes will close next month.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03
"BLrEsTONE MING" MARRIED.

Kingston, N. Y. Jan. Hewitt Boyce. Familiarity
known as ''the Rluestone King married to-
night Miss Katharine ID. B. Deyo. school
teacher
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03
THE RACETRACh.
JOCKEY DEAN TO BE RULED oFF-FoUR
FAVORITES WIN


FAvoRITEs WIN
New-oreans. Jan. 2-The stewards to-day rec
commended TO the management of the Crescent City
Jockey Club that w. Dean, the jockey charged
with completely in the scheme of gang who
sought to corrupt Jockeys and influence betting be
ruled off the track in the future Gracious. Albert
Vale. Horseshoe Tobacco and Scrivener were the
successful favOrites.
SUMMARIZES.
FIRST RACE-selling. one mile.
Gracious lo9 O. walsh to 90 and out Ou, =; .;
Valdez ioa CMcQuade) TO
Tme-153.
waterpant Zack Phelps HinsdaIe Madeline c.
Georsie Gardner and salvaleta also ran.
SECOND RACE-seIing. one mile.
George Lee iO7 walsh - to and even
George Il. Cox. 100 (Winkheld) 20 and 10 L..
Casne. lO3 CDale 16 TO 5........................
Time-l;52.
sariIa. Dick Furber Mr.. Brockwood and Pantland also
THIRD RACE-seIlIng. One and a quarter miles.
Albert Vale. los CwinkhelD. IL 10 and TO &c..
Dan Cupid. l08 Cwalsh). to and 10 To-
False Lead 100 Cochran 10 20 l....'.....'..'...
Banquo II. Indian and Bright Night also
FOURTH RACE-Handieap. Six furlongs.
Alpaca Io2 Cochran to and 70 10. ...........
Ed Garland H. 10 CDaIel 10 5.................
Tfme-I:2Ois.
Early Bird. Sir Christopher Tom Kingsley ran
FIFTH RACE-SelIng Seven furlongs
Horseshoe Tobacco. 12 Dalel. II to 10 and 70 5...
Henry OF Frans,amar I0T CNalsh) 20 and to s..
Educate eS Ccochran). 2 to i.....s.. .-...-....
Time-l:35ls. q, ';'.
Pirates Queen. Floyd Dixie. Airline c. Parker
Bruce also
SIXTH RAcE-sening furIongs.
scrivener. lOa walsh. TO and 70 -
Tom Collins los paiel 20 2;....................
Grey John. rudee Uncle BIN Rosy Morn Rey saazar
and Nsloce also ran .
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03

l0oi Street.
approximate the Hen 70 satisfy
which aloye-fsscrihed property - be sold =
s34 roo. thereon nom the Or
June, 1900, less account amounting
So together with and allowance amounting
S26s together with the OF the sale Tho
approximate OF the assessments and water
other Hens be allowed to the purchaser OF
the paid by the Referee. -
81. T3Z 34-l0o and interest
Dated New York. 18th day cf Decsuber 1900.
CIIAS I'll KNOX