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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-04-25
lh|ARM
w EATHER,

:, About time to get out your summer clothes.
Perhaps you haven't any left over from last wear
u ina, is the case you VIII find it toyour advantage
10 cali ON US and see what we have and hear our
prices:
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1901-04-25

Session was continued subject to call Of tho q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04
PENNSY WON A HEAT.
Made Much Better Time Than Did the
Leandefs.
BOB COOK is NOT VERY CONFIDENT
'Thst tire Arnetiesrs Will Be Ao'e 70
Down the Englishmen N
the Finals.

Henley. july a.-rhe Henley ROYAL re-
sattn oneued today formally. although,
owing 10 til, large number OF entries Tor
the Thames challenge cup three heats IN
the contest for chat trophy were rowed
vcsielday Afternoon and we're won hy Trin-
III Hail. Cambridge. the School Of Mines
Rowing club ANA the Kingston Rowing
elnY.
The regatta began under favorable con
,iitins The sun was bright and warm aud
a cuoI breeze was blowing. The attendance
However. did not equal expectations and
IN nn way equaled yesterdays. Cnnpdfa'
lively few American Gags or prominent
Americans were visible
The rennsylyanians came down TO their
boat house ~ 1890 a. m. They all de
clarrd themselves it and confident Lc1h-
der. which was to meet New COLLEGE ar
ii2S5 u. IN. went out for II spin. bat the
sylyanians dl1 not embark until they
went 10 the staruug point
hob Cook. IN his hi0l summary OF ne
PennsylvaBians prospect, saiu; NJ
A ,merican crew was ever at lIrucy Silh
"a rter prospects They arG 90 splendid con-
ion ahd cenndent IEe} WIZ; u my
opinion, meet l-eahier 10 the mats Wheh,
! fear. the EngN lmpu Viii bent them
The results today were as follows:
Mytord chaliengy cup, hrst heat MING
\ tort Time s.uS
The Grand challenge cup, 6rst heat:
Leander Rowing CLUB beat New College,
! Second heat, Pennsylvania university
beat London ltowiue club three lengths.
! Ladies' challenge Plate. first heat. wor-
eester college oxford, beat Jesus college,
cambridge. Worcester.s time 10.
Inn9mes challenge rap fourth heat: Trim
lnE cruz. ITtNltNS time 10.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

TOPEKA, Kan. j W waite OF ropcka
has been appointed auditor of aii thv Santa
Fe lines west ~ Ahugucrque
WASHINGTON. Addison Brown n'tci
Smics d'srrict Judge for tho SoptArrh dis
tglct ot New YORK; has resigned
uNDoN. a dispatch from rrljn says.
u.a of i'Oa 'ias I'm unuj autumn
BuFFALO. y y pan Mcleod wrestler,
won his match with 'rnm Smrkry 10y throw
linz his opponent twice IN cauuI as catch
can.
rHpENIN, Artz ruyate dispatches re-
v !tcd mere estimate Tine loss ny the nrc
10. Williams az about SNonn. II Is also
s1iH chat the loss gt CLIQUE y.il equal t1at
au uut.
>lW YORK. Rtotlns has occurred in
LNnuos Ayres Herald dispatch saws. be-
..uso uf The bin Tor the umuarion of the
Argentine debit Several persons have been
wounded.
NEMrHIS. Tenn. The MemphIs board
OF health has established % uglu quarantine
against the admission Of Ave stock from
thc shWbon raynged parts OF the Misss-
slpp drln
NEW YORK Tho World VIII sag tomor
row. Al OF Albert f. iohusous great troll.
lrs schcmcs win he carried gat rs fan as
practicable hy his brother Tom J.. John
son, mayor nf Cleveland
/ LONDON Queen Alexandra, IN company
( RoaigiCc, received 10 Victoria jubilee
nnISes on the lawn at Marlborough huiiSc
and distributed decorations 10 mem.
/ LONDON representative OF the As
/ syndicate has purchased the International
I sleeping Car company al Belgium mud that
I me business Will be transferred to chicago.
NEW YORK The Journal of Commerce
/ SAYS The plans for n COMPUTATION of yuu-
/ uus salmon pArilng Occupants NIle rearh
! el point where their successful couple
I tlOh seems 80 he assured. IL viii hc known
! a., the Padhc Packing aud Navigation com
pGug aud VIII nave an authorized capital
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04

Twn.y@r olds uinc-slNt,wnihS. Rosse
Mani Harry Wilson, l.. samelson, los
iunlneWd, los: Don't You Dare 100
,riuwan. The WAY, Jack Ratlin. los
fyrrhom. los Hcrodes loo.
One mile Eddie Jones IA: Ohupt
lHi, Honcl Boy. l08 sam Fuller. H.
baugor 100; Atmore. o.
One Mule ana seventy Yards, setting
Mnyland Reserve 100: Latch Kpy. iir
Nmnsen, loi; Krewer, 81; n You Dare. 81
1Anard, lut; Alaska. lNi; Walleu,,pju
WA I'd Adar a.. Apprentice allowance.
hne and unc quarter miles thr sheridan
@abeS ms lmlucnor l37t Trrm.m,
l-1i brutal, 10; Robert W8ldcl. lL5
Jlmncz, l22; Six shooter NIB.
one mic handicap. Eouir Jones rs
i1la Fonso lu2; Boselu, a. Nur,lmns
III; Ifnckct, 1S, Lady Suatdm.rp N
SIX fWlonSs. My Eugcnic. III Pnluo
Money Mnss. o. yellow TaI ll2
Mr Brown, iuI. Princess Strlthnorc ~
One mile and seventy wards. selling ~
I I"1i Eah'r zen, Erome lW Hard Knot
Chance lop; Wulknkhaw. 100. Srbfrt
Pad lod; Tnmmlny Chief. a2.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04
a safeguard.

The Traveller who has proper regard
for his health will not venture without
some defense against the impurities Of
foul or strange water. All water to
which one Is not accustomed is men
ace. No safeguard compares with
wolfe's Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps
Our grandmothers had supreme faith
in its virtues, and physicians all over
the world commend it today. 1t is q
Tonic of unrivaled excellence and
strength, yet so palatable all like It
Beware of substitutes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04
Law for Women.


ENfFT ITTI = IFNNHT'
a father has a right to The services and
earnings ~ MS child while the child lives
VITA him una Is maintained by him a rigAt
resting upon The parental duty ~ main.
t,hancc, and furnishing soWr compensation
iur the service he readers the chid How
Tong His right maH continue Is open 20
question, bun certainly mill tao chiid
reaches the age " ~, and usually during
the entire period OF minority Blu Where
% tathcr refuses on ueglects tn support tho
tallu or compels him 20 support himself
the right 10 MS earnings ccasas Al tnm.
mon law a mother had no implied nght 10
The services and earnings ~ her child. AZ
she WIS not bound, IKE the father fof iis
maintenance The tendency az tAc Tnited
states however, Is To treat a mofher's
rights with lilcrallty especially Ii She Is a
widow and has horne the burden Of the
child's support.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04
LOCAL

Postal receipts for fiscal scar 9
June 80. 1901, far in excess 4
vious records.
Further Developments In the n
70 murder three women IN t1e
ward.
Statements OF May rcccipts f'os
lcctor G.ass and Treasurer FaEas
Galveston overall company W.
an establishment at al4 Travis 4
Building Improvements dailsl
month of June.
How the Fourth Of July VIII
served.
Captain Mccormick resigns y
tain OF the Light Guard aai bss;
Calvin Hutchinson promoted
taincy,
A building lot selected for "
Y. NJ. c. \, hall.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04
SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEW.
TRIKE.

Two men were killed and several
wounded in an outbreak in the smuggl,r
Union mine AZ Telluride. Col.
Over 1900 freight handlers. d iycrs ana
clerks went on strike at Elst ST.
Louis.
Strike of Plant railway shop machiu
lists at Big springs, Fla was not
recognized by thu International union.
Tn Keystone Rolling Mills company
Of pittsburg, Pa, signed the union
Mage sonic.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04

cincinnati July O. starter Tom Riley
was overcome with heat NJ v,a.no,,
today His Rs Is not serious
line. Tlmc il5@. '"'"
Mii'-Ben o.Fallon King Elkwood. DR..
) g. Ayrrs. Time I.42S-5.
Five md a half nirIongs-Roctus, Ma,
ina D. Or Worth Time i,n1 '"' N''
viS,nlNo ,niTllonss- MeioNen, IN Roth Micoa.
seven fnrlonfs i'h1spAo ous Arrlba, Pan.
SX fu-lousg- ,,-.,ir Frfv Ns,,.., mn,
Teucer. Time il3& "''' A"l'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04
Thunder Storm a nel,,,, -,

81 Louis July 3. While the horses were
81 me prs IN thc third RAGS AZ DeImar
ra'k today q furious storm broke over the
gronnd Lightning struok several spo
near me grahd stand an Won nigh created
2 hahlt among the sp etators. -Four favor
Ties aud swo second cholrcs won.
N'levlseYoee, Irving Mayor, Purse Lady
limc 1;iiA.
,.t9ur 9na halt furlongs Murque. ANN
sliuil, lrosuta. Time :.6k
Ny linn I.ji
latns. 1iIna i.3N
Nil -SWordsman Ron frost S,,ne
Dream Time lnl6
SiN furlongs Hehodalc Zuch Ford Rob
crt, Jr Time i.a2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04

eighth inning. Young was effective through
oiiI the game. Atteniance 1850. score; .
Boston ........... 2p 2il n3O-~g ~ ?
Rniiimors .Oslt 90 OCaA-t q 4
Young aad Crigcr; Howell and Robin
sci-
Philadelphia. July arht home clnh to-
day defeated Washington IN an Interesting
game. Manager Manning announced tho
rtieasr OF Hayden Mirigcn ahd Piatt. At
tendance is5a Score, u II "a
Washington .......,.l2i 90 0p-l ~ J
Philadelphia .-.,. .Wfl Hll wv ~ l
Mercer aud Clarke Bernhard and Pow
crs
Cleveland. Iuir 8, t'legeiand lost this at
ernoon's ganr through The wildness Of
Bowling aud an erroi BY Beck In the sew
cnih iuplng. Attendance i20u Score, !.
Cievelauu .....,.. 40 ~ wsl B-S Z
Clieago .4!+.... .V1u upl 2lu ul-4
Bowling and Neager; katoll and sug
den
Milwaukee. July Milwaukee and De
not PLAYED sixteen nniugs this afternoon
the. visitors winning after The home team
had given fhc game away 10y err"rs ,SCy,lF:
Aiihyaukee 90 too u3n 90 oooO-l ~ a
fJcifnit 900 O4l On coo 80 81 - v
Maloney and Gargiu Miller and Buelow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04
DOMESTIC.

Governor Loneino Of Mississippi adj
dressed the southern Ncgroee' congress,
urging them to work ont tn ir salvation
along industrial lines.
The hot weather cast Of the Rocky
Mountains was not as sever, us OIL prs-
Viuus days
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04
OIL DEVELOPMENT.

Gas but no oil has been found il
Sabine field.
on stocks were very active At
Beaumont and Houston,
The Gufcy company Is prepar..
put in facilities for handling liz
put of the Texas held.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04

The formal order for the I. v
encampmG at Austin has been h
At It's annual meeting the bc,rl
university regents made provision h
increased attendance on both toe 1
and the medical schools
Body Of an unknown murdered .
was tsEod from the bayou near D
inson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04
PLAQUE stones.

How many people are thets
who know what q plague sw'
VASE. Probably very few. yet .,
such things were hv no means Y
According to an old writer. X
stones placed on the boundaIs
towns. having q circular Of W
like sinking in thCm. which w.,
water. into which the ,ownSpeSoiFeTi
their purchase money In their WIZ
the c0r,ltry pe0ple TO preVeni Wy
time of plague 10 Is sala W.
these crcctlons stood sonewheIs. Y
skirts OF Manchester, ana ~
White Cross al Hereford, SAYS ".
Is n modern memorial OF the w
a stone.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04
rnnAY.s nNrnIss

SIX furiongs selling Bngand Queen.
Lamp eatIn 1903. Curl Glhock los. silver.
set lu3 Miss Guido 10 Mlrtnnect tAi
Mhltmnre iHg
lllfrrnsixtepnths- kafhr. gallagher oS
ttloltl Stone Oh. Waklta los, Ethylene iul.
baAe SrmmefS HIS
Mic AMI tNenrg yards; seliine-John Rull
~; SyylAn lo4 Barrick In. Saline n3'
John Morton i0i Hungagiqr lU6. Prime,
Stonem"uth ~. Kitty CLYDE in5
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04

Shamrock II WIS beaten hv sham
rock /. in the formal trial for srcs1
An accident to the Coi1mhlu nrcrs-
STATED a nostponom cnt oi her trlal ylce
with the Constitution
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04

General McGndpr il2. Rau Lodi gs A. 49,
GibsHn 95, Tom Collins lu3
lndtrcndcnce handicap mile an sly.
ueuth Wall ln3 Oudpnarle Nl. SidNou~
90 Loves Labor iO4. Mis- Tutrrsa 81.
Jerry Hunt aS orrs o. varrn lu3. Nan
Dora s. BUuk los
doouet rohe Pane, Graves los, The Count
20. Clinton r. iu3
Selling; mile and sixteenth Amelia
Suathmare lui Ida Lcdford 9d. Salyo 9j.
| &c nLmnM lMl.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04
THEODORE j. sHAFFER. WHO ORDERED THE BIG STRIKE or
THE SHEET STEEL WORKERS.
ssssssssssssssssssss
ssesssssssssssssssss

Theodore
Association of steel
out on Is
he IS
Of n
burg . Years @ and began his worker sim
VIVA Oddly MS health
In 10
Which ne since O
, a It's on ii eianat
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04
DaIv Stables 10 ee soId

Anaconda, Mont, July .. Mrs., Marcus
Daily announced that She viii sell in New
York IN November an the trnttlng stock
belonging 10 Aircus pnly's estate Among
the stations are proligal, Ponce de Leon,
Bowbel!s ard Nitro.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04

NEW YORK. The Tribune w
pcHiient dealers in soft coal ~
iclorted syndicate OF opeIs,,1V',
+. Morgan at its head VIZ
succeed In consolidating all 49,
soft coal properties OF the '1''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04
PHILIPPINES,

ConEycsslnau Hull Characterized the
provincial governments as "Actholse
plants, unable 10 vl hstmd adversely.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04

the hex for the visitors, slowed yer}
little speed and was batted harl in the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04

YOU DON'T HAVE TO IEi
Y0u know the satisfaction
Has stood the test for Nept
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04
eAsEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGrE.
AMElllcAN LEAGrE.

m, M Nail9a;l I.Sasae games we're schel.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04

BY TEST HAS PR0yEe, y y
Groves Tasteless Cbih n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04

n,Efe
parts
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aaeeao ~ 8 > Q . d
New-York tribune., 1901-07-22
1lartitinn Sales.

CUPREME COURT, County Of NeN York
- Dennis oBrien, Plaintn. against Ellen Burke ct
s sBt n ps d m IN the entitis} aet1e
on lie 9oh day Of June, 1901 the undersigned, the
don at The Kew York Real Estate Sales Room. No.
a5s sac Of New YORK on te 7th day Of August ieoi
ar ia o'clock noon on that day by Peter r Meyer Co.
sneoneer the premises described IN said judgment
pafscEL no / no sss EAST ssTH RECT.
al that & certain i9 & PeSe S PsrG pc "a aa c
New York bounded and described follows Beginning
point on the SoThsrly side q FftnRth tst stree
from Westerly side OF First Avenue running thence
9T'nsTy s T h S to the middle line Of the block thence
westwardy and parallel With Fify,n.nth street t"eny &
hundred FIVE inches to Fifty ninth Street
tWeuty-six place beginning being the
'fsss F1RcE ho So 50n 8 hksT Gsr 5sT f
IN. draBeS s + Manatan ~' City Of Kew York beginning
point the Northerly side Of Flfty-ninth Street
Westerly de o Fs & Avengs running @ nSDS2es teRes ss a
inches 10 the middle line block thence
parallel with Ffftyoninth street fwenfysx 1ee thFee te
First Avenue hundred feet hve inches TO Fftyninth
.wenty-six feet inches the place beginning
being the premises now known as No. 3S1 East
PARCEL NO g. NO ss4 EAST GOTH STREET.
s5aber line Of sxteth street distant two hundred and
,venfiT feef Weswardly from the southV,ese.ly cor
s Of The Est & AenVS aRd s6 6ns si e and Tne
twenty-five feet thence southwardly IN line parallel
The centre line OF the block EastwarGiy along
said centre line block TWENTY-FIVE feet;
thence Northwardy line parallel with First Avenue
one hundred ana FIVE inches the said southerly
the same premises kn5wn as No ss4 East eoth Street
D4'sq -,z~ 10TH WILLIAM / TURNER. Referee,
DAVID 7. TAYLOR ESQ. Attorney for Plaintiff, 81
Nassau street. New York City.
neys fsr Defendant Mary o'Bren, 90 Broadway, New
Eo-t CITY.
Thomas F oBrien ct al. 81 Nassau Street. New York
JOHN H. RocAN. ESQ. Attorney for Defendant
Bridget o'Brien 1s5 Nassau Street New York City
JOHN MI-I.HOIIsArSn rsea Attorney for Defendants
John p O Brien q al 20 Broadway. New York City
VICTOR !. DOWNING. Esc.. Attorney for Defendants
Ellen 2urke e al. $50 Broadway, New York CITY
ADDISON. 8. PRtTT- ESQ Attorney for Defendant
Dennis OsE3rten. ls1 Broadway New York City.
JAMES REARNFY. Fsn.. Guardian Item for In
faat Defendants Mary oBr.ea and go Broadway,
Ssy fori CITY.
LOFTS WFRTHFTNFP Esq Guardian ad litem for
cI.-
The fo,arnr are aarrarns of the rrepery 20 SOD:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-22
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- YORK.-The American Missionary Association. Plain
tiff Robert J.. Shaw others. Defendants.In
OF judgment of foreclosure md sale. duly
made entered the entitled action bearing
18th ~ July 1901 /. undersigned the
Referee IN said judgment named. Will se public aur-
tton, the New York Real Estate Exchnnge SaiesrOom.
Broadway. the Borough Manhattan. city ~
New York, the l3th day Of August 1901 10 o'clock
noon on that day By William VI. Ryan. Auctioneer. the
premises directed by sad Judgment be sod and therein
described follows All those certain lots pieces
of land. the buildings and improvements theucon
erected lying and being City Ceupty and
New York and which taken together bouSd+l
and described follows viz Beginning n point on
eastery lire OF Roosevelt Street twenty three
(Z3) and nine 90 inches noftherly the point
formed by the intersection easerly line OF Rooec
with the northerly line Batavia street;
thence eastery and parallel with the norherly lac
Batavia Street eghtyone Sl) feet and two 90 inches
the southweserly side q New Chambers Street thence
bers Street thirty-six inches;
westerly again parallel with the norhery line
Batavia street nftys (56 inches to
esstery line Roosevelt Street. souhcry
along the eastery line Of Roosevelt Street
(2T) the point place OF beginning be the said
dimensions less Being the premises
conveyed 0 Henry VI. Denton by John c. Barth. and
Mario Barh. his wife. by deed dated i4th 1898.
recorded the day in Block Series tonveyanee
Section l. ber so 207 end ndexed under Block NO
on land map 0 the City of New York.
EUGENE SMITH Referee
VIM IVES wASHBURN. Attorney for Plaintiff. No. Il
Broadway Borough Of Manhattan New York City
following is diagram of the be sold:
Its street numbers No 6S New Chambers and
No 76 Roosevelt Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-22
NEW YoRK suPRElIE COuRT.ECounty oil

md New Yor-Elise Lotze. Plaintiff against Crarner
TSrs Slers leIendans In pursuance Of Judgment
l9 o and sale duly made and entereap the
~. action beacfns date the day of July
VIII sndePsTGed @ m the Referee in said iudgnent named.
Ss al tlblc Auction, the New York Real
11es9on M li1fBroadVvaS in the Borough OF Manhat
oii, Nuy OF New York, the Tth August, Io01
at y O'Clock that dan BY William NJ. Ryan
A1ctionee the premises directed BY Judgment TO
soiu ana therein described follows: certain
LOT piece or parcel land. with buildings thereon
Iecled situate. lying and being in the Borough
hara @ City Of New York bounded and described fol-
lows teginning Mt point the northerly side One
hdred and seventh Street distant hundred and four
rect westerly the northwestery o
street and Second thence Northerly
parallel with Second Avenue, and partly through
wall one hundred feet and eleven inches the
line Of the Block running westerly along said
tire line of the block thryone feet; thence southery
again parallel with Second Avenue and partly through
another party wau hundred feet ana eleven inches
to the northery side Of One hundred and seventh Streets
and thence easerly along northery side OF One hun
dred and seventh Street thrty-one feet the point
place of beginning
Dated New York. July 10. 1901
3. GERSON OPPENHEIM Referee.
RICHARD DUDENSING. JS, Attorney for Plaintiff, No.
l56 Broadway Borough OF Manhattan. New York
City
The following is diagram Of the property to be sold
as described above the number being No. 233 East
10t Street Borough OF Manhattan, City Of New York
New-York tribune., 1901-07-22
CUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY.

james W McElhinnay, plaintiff. against Mary
Alice Brown defendant.
In pursuance OF Judgment of foreclosure and sale.
dated April 90 1892 and entered above
Judgment entered August 1900, the undersigned the
referee said Judgment VIII al public
ton the York Real Estate salesroonis No. Ill
Broadway Manhattan Borough. New-York city, the
18th day August. 1901, twelve o'clock noon by
Peter r. Meyer CO. auctoneers the premises directed
follows:
All that certain lot. piece parcel of land situate.
lying being the Borough Of Manhattan New York
City. beginning poIn; the narthery line OF
Ninety-rst distant and fifteen
east OF the eastsrly line OF Amsterdam avenue and
ming northetly parallel the
OF Amsterdam avenue and Of distance through
party wall hundred eight ana one-haf inches
to the centre line the block. thence easterv along
said centre line seventeen feet thence souherly, and
again parallel with the easerly line
and part of the distance through a party wall.
hundred feet eight and the uorthery
New-York tribune., 1901-07-22
STORAGE NOTICES.
a.tss New-york July I6 1901.
DAUB'S 1sT-AVE. STORAGE WARE

a.tss - New@yurk, July 10, 1901.
DAUBS 1ST-AVE. STORAGE WARE
HOUSE.
40 lst-aVe. d'
Hartman, MILLER Helinke A. Well, Frok-
man. NeIseI. Schroeder. Westlake Com
bosie. Sahra Rubin. Murray. Marshall
Abrahamson. Schapsin, Curtis Express. Won
Carsburg: You arc hereby notified that
the time for the payment Of the lien we
hold upon the property hereafter described
having expired, after due notice thereof
had been given you. will cause such prop
erty. 10 wit: Household furniture, personal
Effects stored by you In, our warehouses. ito
be sold at public auction, according TO The
statute in such case made and provided. at
our warehouHe. 10 1st-ave., on July 26.
1901 commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. IL
sale is not completed on the 26th. day of
July II Will be continued Friday thereafter
at 10 o'clock and be continued until all OF
the gonds are sold DAUB'S STORAGE
WAREHOUSE
New-York tribune., 1901-07-22

107th Street
The approximate amount satisfy
which the described property sold. Is
S16T416 with 10th day of July
l91l together with and allowance amounting to
S23Io with interest 1th, 1901 together with
e expenses Of the sale Said premises will be sold sub
ect to first mortgage Si4O0O held by the East River
Savings Institution which there is unpaid the sum Of
81 Mf@O and interest thereon from the 1st day Of May
1901, the 6f 4 = per per and which
amount Will be allowed of the purchase money The
approximate or other liens
which to be allowed the purchaser OF the
chase money paid by the Referee is $654 so and inter
Dated New York. July 18th 1901.
y. GERSON OPPENHEIM Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-22

DVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received their Uptown Office. No 1242 Broadway.
door north 9ist-st until clock advertise
ents received the following branch offices at regular
Office until O'Clock .. viz; 34 Sth-ave.
cor 2sa-st: 1852 6th-ave. 12ths Macy's. 6th-ave.
i4th-st: l42 coumbus-sve near West esthst. 100
wee 42a-st eth-are.; s2 East l4thst. 257 West
1ed-st between 1b9 East 4Tthst j33s
sd-ave between TTth 1925 3dave. near
sistst l7os 1st-ave-. S9th-st 158 Tremont-aNe
go sd-sve near 4lst-st: 21o Bleeckerst
BIS Bleecker-st.