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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-11
MINISTERS MEET.
Methodist and Congregational
Clergyman in Session.

The regular meeting OF the Providence
District Methodist Ministers association
was held this morning I'm the vestry OF
the Mathewson Street Methodist church
with the president. Rev. A. j. Coultas
in the chair The regular reports and rou-
the business occupied the first half hour
after which Rev Harvey Wood. the ,sec-
retary Of the National Temperance union
was introduced and spoke on the influ-
ence of the anti-canteen law
The paper OF the morning was by
Rev. J. y. Patterson. OF Brockton. and
was entitled. The Christian Faith and
the Present Agc,"
In brief the discussion of the theme
dealt with the present and immediate
past and also some of the assumptions of
the present day scientists and some un-
shaken facts.
The "unshakcn facts" were character
ized and enlarged upon. as follows:
First Miracles.
second. Inspiration.
Third. The historic Christ and Chris
tiauity. meeting the God implanted in
'stmcts OF The human heart.
Al the close OF the paper "A very general
discussion upon the same was carried on
hv the msmbers of the clergy present.
The discussion was closed by the essayist.
The regular meeting of tho Congrega- =
tioualist ministers WAS held this morn
ing iu the Bhlc room of the EcucNcent
church. The paper of the morning was
by HcV. Wallace Nutting II. ~. pastor
OF the Union congregational church and
tho subject The Weak Spot in Modern
ThcologN"
Tho paper was followed by the usual
discussion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-11
ON THE BEACH.
'ody Of a Man Found by JeTy's
Point Life Savers.

Portsmouth. y H.. Nov. 1.-THE crew
the JcrfY's F0Int TITT Saving station
Iund tho body of a mar apparently 80
Fars or age floating I'm the Woirs. OF
ort Constitution. in Portsmouth harbor
rly today.
The members of the crew believe that
e. body iS that<if "a man whom they saw
Inning off here sunday afternoon ana
bat his boat was ctpszed lay the hsh
lnds and rough waters prevailing
Joseph Thibcdoau. a macl.iuist, OF this
|acc. Is missing and it is though the
,dy found is his The city marshal and
Yroncr went to New Castle today TO
ring tho body here for Identification.
The body was latcr positively Identified
| that OF Joseph Thibcdcau. He had
|orked in Portsmouth FOR four years
~ his homo was IN Beverly, Mass,
here his father still resides. He was
wears of age.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-11
NOT GUILTY.
Plea Entered by GrsenIsaf When
Arraignsd on Murder Charge,

Concord. y. H. Nov. 1l.-GenEHe--
Grcenloar was arraigncd before Judge
Charles r. Stone Of the superior court In
this city this morning. under the indict-
ment OF murder IN the first degree, found
against him by the special grand jury.
which last week considered the evidence
connecting him with the killing OF Mrs.
Nancy Jane Folsom. at BoscRwcn, Oct. -.
Greenleaf pleaded not guilty. The court
appointed aS his counsel Nathanicl r..
Martin and Charles T. Flanders of this
citv and announced that the trial would
probably he held some time between the
6th and 18TH of December. and that Chict
Justice Wallace will sit with an ass"ci-
ate.
Counsel for Grcenleaf entered q motion
FOR "a change of Venue, which VIII pc
heard later.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-11
OYSTER OPENERS
INACCURATE STRIKE.
EmplOyeSOf NarraganSetta andROCky
Point Co. Quit Work When Demand
for Increase in Wages is Refused

must work az the old rate or quit
The openers also clatm that they have
used every possible method known 10
bring about an amicable settlement, but
the companies have ignored their re-
quests.
The strikers have sent word to their fell
low craftsmen IN Connecticut that they
have gone on a strike. and have request
ed them Ia remain an home, as the strik-
ers believe the companies will send to
that state for men To- take their places.
This morning there were at least 15
men at the rooms OF the association, and
IL WAS expected that this number will
be made AZ least 200 before this evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-11
DHIFTsD INTO THE SOUND.

New Haven. Conn Nov ll.-No trace
was found this morning of the two un-
known men who drif,cd out iut" ihe
sound boz small boat Yesterday after
breaking On uHr.
several tuus Win h1rgcs iu COW are
said Co ha'c passed. The mouth oi tile
harhor here not loug after thr mon 81
appeared and it g. possible that uuc 81
these vessels may have rickcd p
the small boat and it's occupants
This mornlug tho police were notified
that two Young mon. Francis Tit and
Christopher Stonens. VINO went hshlns
yesterday, have not returned 90 ih~ir
homes 10 "a supposed that these were
the occupants Of the missing boat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-11

A. lnman. who was authorized 10 take
bail. and the carriage in which the party
went to the lookup passed within leo feet
OF Mr. lumans residence Mr.. Living
stone was taken direct To- the lookup.
lie was detained there over night
though Mrs Livingstone who had unen-
numbered real estate offered Go go Sc
curity I'm fact The latter claims she was
uccdlcssly kept waiting frSn a. m 10 II
"a. M Sunday morning before she could
have her husband admitted 10 bail
The defendant claims lac had a warrant
duly issued by the North district court
and that ne had a right TO make the ar
rest The warrant charged Livingstone
with assault, on McGinu
To this defence the plaintiff replies that
defendant WAS guilty Of an abuse Of pro-
cess and that he WAS told hv Haniver
that that individual had wanted for a
long time 20 gel square.
John J. llcnernan Is attorney for plain
tiff aud James g.. Collins, Jr, attorney
for the defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-11
AT COLUM
WI Ting Fang Asked TO Fill
Chair Of Chinese Literature.

New York. Nov tl-it is said or
Trustworthy authority that wa Tuns
Fang Chinese minister Go tie United
states and eminent az a scholar. has
been requested 60 fll the chair of chi
nose literature founded last July at Co
mmbia uuINrr-itl.
The regular monthly meeting of tho
trustees WIS h ld Itst week and IL Is
known tnII fht subject WHr discussed,
blt tho result vgH mort made public.
'rhore seems Goo Do, mo- doubt. however.
that th. tender of thc honor tu MI Wa
was thtu decided uruu. % ls said that
the offer tu take tnc chair ct tiIuese
literature is in expectation that Minister
Wu intends tu cit' up hs diplomatic post
az Maaniug gfHU.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-11
ASSEMBLY TOMORROW.

The general assembly viii reconvcne to-
morrow and tho session, Il is expected,
will not last moro than two weeks.
Speaker Holden VIII preside in the
house while Lieutenant Governor Kim
ball will WELD the gavel in the senate.
owing TO the illness OF Governor Gregory
who. this afternoon, was reported as In
n very favorable condition with every
prospect of early recovery.
IL being simply an adjourned session
there will be no changes i'm committees.
but next year Judge Johnson will succeed
Judge Blodgett as chairman OF the jude
iary committee Of the house. Judge john
son has also been suggested for the honor
of speaker which mantle Mr.. Holden
would like to lay aside
The state returning board was again In
session this afternoon, and VIII meet
again tomorrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-11

lie testified today that he had been for
,c years la the clothing and shoe busi-
css in Pascoag aud that about 9:m
clock one Saturday evening early in
pril last Mr lloniycr ana a Mr.. Me
inn game to his store.
Nh. llnivor said ne had a warrant for
livingstone arrest Witness said All
ght and asked M, men to Wait minute
nul his wife could get his horse ready
, she might follow him
The town sergeant, it H. claimed put
andt lms on Mr Livingstone ~ McGtnn's
quest and uscd lot of bad Language on
ic way to the lpckup
Livingstone ciaimed ilauivcr said he
as wanted Go get square NTH him for
,od while boc.luse tat latter had top
Iuch mouth 'riW arrps, attracted a Dig
.owd and though Mr Livingstone re-
Ilestcd tp be brought AZ once before
-puty sheriff and Justice of Peace . .Ver
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-11

The oyster openers % the Narragahsett
and Rocky Point oyster company went
on strike this morning for an advance Of
five cents gallon and it f. expected
their associates IN all OF the leading COM
panies will follow suit during the dag as
committees have been sent by the East
Providence oystcrsmens Protective asso-
citation TO bring this result about.
The strikers claim that the companies
were notified more than a years ago that
they must pay the advance. but the work
men were told this morning that they
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-11
SCHOONER SUNK.
Unknown ThTe'-mastsr Goes
Down OFF Chatham, Mass.

Chatham. Mass. Nov. 1L-Anothcr
shipping disaster was reported of the
coast today During the heavy gale which
has been sweeping over the Cape since
early yesterday an unknown three-mastsd
schooner was sunk Oft here
It is thought the vessel is coaI-iaden
and sprung a leak while at anchor ThG
masts of the vessel were observed at an
early hour this morning. and aS far aS
could bc judged from observation at the
Monomoy life saving station. the mem
bers OF the crew were I'm the rigging
awaiting assistance.
The crew Of the Monomoy station put
OF to rescue the men. and determine. n
possible. what can be done TO save the
schooner
IL is thought that the vessel was at
anchor riding out the gale. and filled with
water during the night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-11
ANOTHER CAUGHT
Thirteenth Of Escaped LeaVan-
worth ConylCls Run Town.

Kansas city. Nov. 1i--wardcn Nc
Cinuehrcy. Of the Fort I.oavonworth Mill
tary prison reports by telephone tnia
morning that Lawrence Lewis. ~hiie. the
isth "f the escaped cnnvicis Geo be taken
has been arrested at iomss has
Two others Boo addition Go ths rotil-
tH3f YESTERDAY made a'Japtite cot sheriff
CJok are said to have been wounded iu
fight with Officers between Topeka and
i.ratenworth aud Officers ar~ rcpurtsd t'
have htd hight with ,ouNirts near NINA
fpnr tinio last ui-ht.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-11

At s.C9 o'clock this morning the mem-
bers of the board of canvassers, Judge
southwlck presiding began their official
count OF the ballots cast or Tuesday last
i'm the Tenth ward and at = o'clock this
afternoon. they had finished iiye of the
six districts
Among those present were Alderman
elect Sheahan. not for his own sake-for
there can be- no question as 60 his own
electiou-but on the general issue To see
that tho rights OF all voters ~ well as
candidates arc protected, Herbert - Con,
Republican candidate for alderman; VIII
liam J. Cain, Democratic candidate FOR
school committeeman; Samucl Mason,
Republican Candidate for school com
mitteeman; James J. Nolan. chairman of
the Third ward Republican city com
mittee. Jefferson Riley chairman of the
Third ward Democratic committee; John
G. Dnn. Democratic candidate Tor the
common council. and Jacob Eaton mem
ber of the Third ward Republican COM
mittee.
MIR. CAIN ELECTED.
There will be but little change from
the warden's figures and Mr. Sheahan
and associates VIII have approNHnaieN
500 plurality in their contest for alder
manic and common council honors.
Mr. Cain gained II votes ~ the flrsl
district alone, and they would certalniE
be sufficient TO eject him school commit
teeman Mr. Mason nut mp good square
fight and received an excellent vote. but
MIR Devenish, q man who has beeh re-
peatedly honored 10y the Democracy
we'll he may be forgiven, but not forgot
ten. until politically buried.
The members OF the hoard Will conclude
the Third ward. so they hope. by nsoi
tomorrow. and then they will follow VIII
the Fifth.
VOTE THUS FAR.
The following IL the vote : counted up
20 o'clock this afternoon, there being
little change from warden : figures. eN-
cept ia case OF school committeeman;
FOR ALDERMAN.
coc y .......... ll3
100
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-11
OVER 100 YEARS 0LO.

gpriueGaid. Nass Nov. M Mr. Eliza
beth Rims undoulseJiy The oldest resi-
dent u Syringaeid died this morning
Mrs RING if beliet Cd a. have been more
ll..lu luu rEar. yf sEe She Va huul
u ITatre .lIa.9fsts All-aCf Lorraine
Mr. RluE had four children. ou" "t
whom Thomas. was Twink wheu Insi
heard from iu Portland Ne. llc o.
NOW over .H tpHra uf IEr. Nre EtuF
had never WORN rl8ss,s. and -iih lh'l -
pas sDil habit
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-11
her SAD FATE.
Three Year Old Girl Burned to
Death During Mothers Absence

cambridge. Mass Nov. li-Mmy Ban
u1u. the thrco-vatr-o OH daughter Of FRANK
Hsunon of this city. WIs burned O." death
at her home here TODAY.
The mother hsd lett the child alone an
the kitchen Willie sha went to nearby
.iorc Co put,hass some groceries On her
return she found ths little one enveioped
boo flames ou tte floor.
The mother succeeedei in eNtiusuishins
tlc flames but thc child died Two hours
later.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-11
'FRIscOS CHEF or POLICE DEAD.

sau Francisco Nov % thi0f ~ Police
Wmum D. sullivan o.. a,~d today llc
had been ,sndufd 40 ls bed Tor over
thrse Nesks d. - complication ~ fifesfes
-aId a. hB tr D,sn aEar1vaf-i ~ m"i ~
Nosry end close application q" dntt Naff
INK the resent strike
Ils sas well known iu tha ciA teiof~
he wss appointed chief ~ pDibe s1lis
Tasf veal ife was then secrrinfF fu
Nryor phslu and ,uluuel of in' less ic
~ ihe Crs-s cadets aud hid hesn i'rOfn-
fnsut lncnihrr of ihe N1fiouli Guard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-11
FIRE AT BELFAST, NE.

belfast Me. Nov 1.-THE house and
farm buildings. owned and occupied by
Adclbcrt WcSrott. on Belmont avenue.
were destroyed hy ir" Yesterday with "a
luss OF about &}un with 40 Insurance. Re
sides the buildings MIR. WcstCott lost $50
barrels OF apples, considerable farming
produce. two horses. harnesses, hogs.
poultry, etc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-11
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

Providence Nov n, 1901.
The undersigned hereby gives notice
Iat he has bccn appointed by thc Aluni-
nal Court OF the CITY of Providence
uardian of the person and estate OF
Icv R Cameron "a minor. OF said Provt-
,ncc. and has given bond, according TO
W
All persons having claim against said
ard are notified to present them. and all
,rsons indebted TO said ward 80 make
iymcut TO the undersigned. within six
onthS from this date.
GEORGE GILBERT CAMERON.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-11
Suing Town Ser
geant of Burri||vi||e.
Claims $4,000 Damages Because He Was
Locked Up Over Night and Not Per-
mitted TO Furnish Bail.

% testimony brought
Abraham poag Town Sergeant Robert
$
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-11
Mr.. Cain for School Committee
Will Have Decisive Plurality.
Alderman EIeCtSheahan and Entire Dem
oCratiC Ticket Assured of the En-
dorSement Of Their Constituents.

sa.3>::s
the
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General vii reconve
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-11
COMMITTEE.

h'tf N'iN ~" pdlH'r t"Nhn Notshs nv
fcctlve in the third district
Al "a meeting OF the Consolidated Demo-
cratic club of the Flfth Nard and sixth
districts of The Third ward. yesterday at
ternOon the following officers were
chosen: President William n McAuley;
vice president. John H. McVey. and Pat
rick McGrath: treasurer. Edward Nc
Cullough recording secretary, Frank Nc
Kenna: financial secretary. William
Tracey \ board Of directors, seven in
number was also chosen and an ad-
iourned meeting Of the organization VIII
bc held in Miller's hall next Sunday ar
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-11
WANTED

bright. active man to sell accident in
france at low rate. Must have rec
Apply at the PRovI-
LENCE NEWS 1 WeNhnssct street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-11

80 NEws. Z weyho.set strcet.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-16

Inc No. hard winter brought the May price: the
better grades Of spring wheat not contract did
Wen. mere were cash sales Of 10000 bushels OF
hard winter wheat New-York reported 2s loads
FOR export Cudahy the best buyer of futures
Pubic grain quotations were broadcast to-day
Tor the first time in nine months. That affected
the price some. although apparently IL did not in
crease the speculation. Cash, people generally
bullish- Texas and the Southwest are reporting
pest of insects
The corn market dull, but prices were frm
the close Ac TO ssc over Saturday. The May opened
al 4o1sc to 432c sold between 1890 and 43sc sellers
and closed at 43a.c: the July closed at 4312c. The
Phillips party gave support the country offerings
were small: local receipts los cars, with only
l35 for Tomorrow. Clearances coo bushels
cables We're unchanged. There total lack or
shipping demand. The weather generally IA
Voraoie West, but rain snow is promised for
Nebraska and Kansas tomorrow. The visible in
creased 2Sco bushels clearances were $4,000 bush
els Speculation is much less active: the profess
sional sentiment less bullish.
oats held their own. May closing at 251sc. or &c
over Saturday; July closed at 25c Shipping sales
were 100000 bushels The speculative trade
with 285 for Tuesday. The visible decreased 12s GOO
bbushels, and the Chicago stock decreased $1,000
,Flaxseed was quiet. and not appreciably changed
May closed at 81 53la cash 81 S. There We're 4o
ears or seed at the three points, against 81 cars
Provisions early were weak. pork off Csc; lard
and ribs off sc to 71ac. The speculative trade was
quiet; the cash demand rather dragging. There
was some nquidation by Wright and other local
scattered commission buying brought about partial
recovery Pork and lard regained most of their
loss: loss: ribs closed at Saturdays prices to shade
New-York tribune., 1901-04-16
Gitn 6otels.
foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

OF NEW YoRK---Georse W Greer, plaintiff. asans,
of judsment Of foreciosure and sale duly mad. and
day April 1901 l. the undersigned the referee in said
11 Rs, s T sell at Sg0 put III m The IN Ne. |
@ mToEe s 81 q Ma i6 in h CITY Of New 1o5 on the he
NJ MeyfaF 5 y od @ the .eid @
lows. All lot piece parcel Of land
sno s IN & TaIs @ ns and 5eng In the B BoT2Gsn OF
of the city Of New YORK formerly in West
scrired BY number one Hundred and nineteen qie and
ofce Of the Resser Of " Coung gn at Whts
Plains entitled Map OF the Village Of Merose SOUTH
POINT on the 1a eaatsfy side Of Of MsTose Avsngs
the intersection easterly side of Meiross
mery called old Boston Road thence running norfhery
Sng @ s said n sss,gy sd SIDE Of & Ms oS e
lS number I'VE @ as DESIGNATED on the ax map OF the
Line fSns m S feet o. f. and seven % inches more or
point eighty-nine $50 feet and ia inch more
o amt ed d 1enIs the @ d % R ,s ID %
sss aSsnSs a.as @ @ the Ds %
ss hes as s.ys or IsS s n @ 5 %
beginning Also that certain piece parcel
iand situate ying ana oeing IN tne boSougn OF b.enx
sSp Mhd Of o T @ Of COUNTY SeW 61 Of in and she % %
New York being the lot known and designated by the
entitled Map Of section. and Of North New York:
yOrk dated Morrisania July 10th 1855 by R Heawood.
and s in the 1es Of pi5 the Register % Of 1 the
asust prsmsss c0nveqsd @
on the westerly OF Wills distant
feet southwardly the formed by inter
section OF southerly hundred forty
said westerly side of Willis
nue. and running thence southwardly along the said
westerly side OF Willis Avenue twenty feet thence
westwardly a parallel with said One hundred and
forty-seventh street. hundred feet
northwardly a line parallel with said Willis Avenue.
eastwardy line parallel with
said one hundred fortyseventh Street hundred
and six feet TO the aforesaid westerly side Willis
Avenue the point place Of beginning Being the
same premises Charles Fritz
by Julie Anna formerly SreisseD. Charles
Mayer husband. by deed dated July 30, 1873 and
In Office Register OF the County OF
Wes,chester August 12th 1873 in Lber s51 OF
Page 64 &c
New-York tribune., 1901-04-16
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ OF NEW YORK.-The Queens County savings Bank.
plaintiff against Stolz Lena Stoz Caroline Bon
IinSer Henry E. and William ". Appleton Exc
under the last VIII and Testament OF
Rchs,i l. Campbell. deceased and Joseph knzis Lena
Icirzg Anra Knztg Guardian az Ltren1 for Joseph
Kinzs and Kirzig. and the said Anna inzis rndi
viduay: Christopher Foley Patrick Mack James Ray.
Wilhauina La Croix George keil. James A Shsra-
CHARLES W kaufman Patrick Esan. Defendants Ac-
AMI sale duly made and entered In entitled
acsion ana bearing day March 1901 T.
rndersigred Randolph Hurry. the referee said
fudSn1ent named. will sell public auction
Work Real Salesroon. No. III Broadway the
f,o-Surh OF Manhattan, City York o., the 23.h
aav OF April 1901 II o'clock tha. day. by
Iohn " Golding aucrionesr the premises directed oy
add Judgment be sold. and therein described fol-
lows az land the City
New York bounded follows Beginning point
side Of Brook Avenue ninety-seven go Tee.
south OF the southeast Brook
and One hundred and SEVENTEEN thence
running parallel One hundred and
street on. hundred land New
Harlem Company. along
land parallel Avenue rwenty-f0ur
parallel with One hundred
nd hundred 10fD fee.
side OF Brook and thence north along
fou- t4 inches the point OF
ginning side walls of the building erected sa.d
premises being party walls
Dated. New York. March 20 1901
RANDOLPH HURRY. Referee.
NJ D GOULD & BRO Attorneys for Pain,r- 27i
The following a diagram Of the property sold
ahove desrrfhed 1870
Avenue:
New-York tribune., 1901-04-16
foreclosure 9olea

81 the premises directed Judgment to b. - ana
,neiein described as follows:
now tn, 1 N 'ns Esnth Ward OF the City Of YORK
SHOWN Is tne northeast Grand anN No..
Ssse,s ana as No One hundred sx Grand 49,.
" feet wide in from, rear ana
Hlh1red anu feer
sue pc tne same more and is solsn.s3 -, 49,
oy MERCER street aforesaid.
on ~ an n,eiy oeionsns % Niles r Burke d-ceassd
~ easterN SIDE oy land lately belonging S,erh~.
2; S.shn and subsequently belonging TO Mrs Fsmiiy
sla on me southeriy side in from, bv ;rarA
Wis ~ heins the premises conveved -
49, In =. s'1nn now deceased BY Stephen r Mum .,d
sand eight hundred and for-v-ore ' - 'S' 'I7 'nco-
pated New York. April Sth 1901
MILAN HENRY EAINANE
~ = GIBSON. Attorney for Pia-ti~ Al N...,r
- rSL5eeC 6oroGxh OF Manhattan New York Cir,-
" tsISOCCk Attorney tor Defendant Jane.
1sLs ds trustee SC. 81 Nassau For,,~n
Manhattan. New York CITY o0'' Doeousn ot
'AHES y. CIIsAEk Attorney tor Dsrsnaau, Emily .
New York City ~s- 0A Hsnni,'a,.
S.IoNlaS Is diagram OF the property TO =. sol,
foregoing notice of '0- 20 m tns
Mercer Street
New-York tribune., 1901-04-16

approximate amount Of the lien charge 70 sas
tsfv which described property sold
Ss ssI 90 with thereon from the 23rd Of
March 1901 together and allowance aSsregat-
ing S29l with interest from March g. lsoi ose,hss
with the expenses OF the sale.
The approximate amount OF taxes. assessments and
which oe allowed 20 the purchaser out
OF the purchase money paid referee
search 10000 The premises will be sold suojsc.
To Parcel OF Sl40O0 90 and accrued
interest; Parcel b. OF Sl3.osO0c and
Parcel of SlS 900 90
and accrued interest first mortgage en- Parcel a. OF
accrued a second mortgage
Parcel a. of and accrued interest a b.ankes
mortgage on said property Of $4,000 90 and
crued interest blanket mortgage all OF
said property OF $40 10000 and accrued interest
Dated. New York March .. 1901
WILLIAM n. HIRSH. Refe-sa