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approximate amount OF charge to satisfy
Ehlen the above described Is be sold IL
~ fo so with interest thereon
lsol together with allowance amS1nfinT fo
with interest thereon from the OF May
lsol together with the expenses the The ap-
amount OF
20 be allowed 10 the purchaser the purchase money
OF paid by the Refeee is S2lO.l7 and interest -
DATED. New York. June 9th.
JOHN E. RRODSKY.
The sale OF the above described lis
and place. - - - - s"s N''4s
Dated. New York. July End. 1901
-,r-,,rz JOHN E. BRODSKY. Referee
CoUDtItT BROTHERS. for Piafnrfr No n
bEoadway Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New YORK
ne sale OF the above described
and place. - '' - Wv @"'7 '~
DaIsq July sth. 1901 JOHN f. BRODSKY, Referee
COCDERT BROTHERS. Attorneys for No. a
hroadway Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York
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= Katherine Elias General Guardian Of Joseohins
tk1as George H. Elias and Henry F.. Elias plaintiff vs.
chael u Flynn and others. defendants In pursuance
OF Judgment OF foreclosure and sale entered
IN the above entitled action dat drv
OF July. 1901. the undersigned. In said
!ucsent named for that will sell
uoh az tne EXCHANGE Sales Rooms No Ill
sne boronsn OF Manhattan. City, County o
noon or tnat day. by Philip A Syth.
premises mentioned and therein
VII; All that lot OF land in the
Cy OF New York bounded and described follows:
ginning az point In the Easterly side Washington
avenue as now opened distant One hundred and sixty
esnt and nfty-four Onehundredths NortheSy
from the Northerly side OF sixty-hrh
sIFest as now opened and running thence Easterly
parallel 70 one hundred and sixtyfth Street hur
cfed to feet thence Northery parallel Wash
alel with One hundred and sxty-hfth Street
dred t2eO) feet TO the Eastery side Of
avenue and thence Southsrly Flstery
SAID Washington Avenue Twenty-Five (25l point
T oeglnning said premises being part OF lot known and
designated by the Number Twenty-Five entitled
Map OF the Village of MOrrtsana
one-har miles from Harlem River. o.
risania in the Township Of West Farms. County
chester and state Of New York. Andrew Find
lay surveyor dated West Farms August TO- fs4s and
chester at White Plains Excepting thsrefrom so much
q SAID premises as has been taken City
York. IN proceedings 10 acquire title Washington
nue. belns strip about Fourteen and half feet wide
Dated New York. July IL. 1901.
- JOHN E DUFFY. Referee
FORSTER HOTALING KLENKE, PlantIrFs Attor-
neys 90 Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan. City Of
The following is diagram Of the property be sold.
Washington Avenue
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ of NEW YORK-wiIlism W. CasveIl Plaintin
against Robert p GOlightly and others Defsndntsi m
pursuance a Judgment Of Foreclosure and sale aaly
made and the abOve-entitled action oerins
date day os IGy, 1901. the undeTs me
Referee in Judgment named will sell al Public Aus
tion At New York Real Estate Salesroon 10 ~
n Borough of Manhattan. city GS Ne~
York seventh day Of August Ieoi at l2 . e'eSs
noon on day. bv Bryan l. Kennedy Auetionesr ,ao
premises directed by said judgment 20 De sold anu tnere2
desrhed follows: All that certain lot piece OF parcel
of land the building thereon ERECTED situate, s;nS
in city and county OF New YORK. oounn-'
follows. wits Beginning az the NORTH
Avenue and One hundred ana
street running thence noFthery along
of AIMS Avenue twenty-five teet.
thence westerly parallel with said liith street anl
nd wall the northeTiy sae p.
thence sOutheTy and paraheI
VIII 81 Anns Avenue twenty-five feet 10 said one BUR-
A and foryourth and thence sasterly along sad
street nnety-seven feet % the corner aforesaid tne po.
or Mace AZ beginning together with the appurtsna
and All right tile interest OF the said Rooert 90
wall the nortnerls sios
~ s1ia premises any part OF the strf OK
ta,S Cn uhtch said wall subject TO CERTAIN =
rictions and against nuisanees IN former cum
veyances OF said property -.
law ->o' ' F-yFFlIEI. FIXMAN. Referee
GEO. C BLANKE Attorney for PlainilM & % Dr0a'S''
Foro1gh Of Manhattan. New York CITY
The diagram OF the properly % &C
the street number oeihs 90 NS'
i44th street New York CITY
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10Th Street.

10Th Street.
Approximate OF the lien charge 70 satisfy
which above-described property 70 be sold ts
interest thereon from the 10th day OF Jay
1901. together with costs and allowance amounting 20
S2T3 70 with interest July 11th. 1901 together with
M he Said premises will be sold sub
iect 10 a hst mortgage 600 East RivT
which there is unpaid the sum ot
Sl4 thereon from the LIST day q May.
ig1 at the al per centun annum and wncn
amount will allowed out Of the purchase money Ire
approximate Of assessments or other liens
which 10 allowed purchaser out OF the pu-
money paid by the Referee Is soiso and nt -
Dated York. July 18th. 1901
r OPPENHEIM Refeece
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Notioe TO Creditors.

TO THE CREDITORS OF THE ROGERS LOCO
MOTIVE COMPANY.
TAKE NOTICE that in pursuance OF an order
Chancery OF New Jersey bearing
dat One Thousand Nine Hundred
One. in a therein pending. wherein Jacob
$. Rogers and others cumplainants Rogers
Company and others defendants are
required present Messrs. John Pennington and
William Barbour, the Receivers OF the said Rogers Loco
Company appointed in said OF
OF said Receivers, Messrs Termination &
Beam Ellison Street. Paterson. New Jersey your
claims and demands against said corporation
oath affirmation. within three months from
Of said order. in default thereof you
cudeG from the benefit Of such dividends may here
be made and declared by said Court
ceeds the effects OF said corporation
JOHN @ PENNINGTON.
WILLIAM BARBOUR,
Receivers ot the Rogers Locomotive Company.
PENNINGTON & BEAM
Attorneys OF Receivers
las Ellison St. Paterson. y. J.
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The approximate OF the lien charge
which the above described property Is
So 1865. with interest thereon July.
1901. together with and allowance amounting
S3G6s6 with interest thereon from the 5th day OF July
1901 together with the expense OF the sale The premises
will be sold subject TO all taxes water rates and
1ents which liens the premises the date OF
entry Of judgment amounting S5376 and interest and
also subject the rights of the City Of New York
JOHN 2. DUFFY. Refsrse-
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foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK. Elizabeth L. Leigh. Plaintiff Clara r.
Sheldon Rachel Vose Defendants. In %
a Judgment foreclosure and sale. duly
tered In the above entitled action bearing the 22d
day May, 1901 and Of the order OF this bearing
date the 3th day Of July S0 the undersigned
VIII sell public auction at the New York Real Estate
SalesFooms No. III Broadway. In the Borough
haitian Ctty Of New York. day August
1901, twelve o'clock that day by Bryan L
Kennedy, auctioneer the premises directed said
be sold and therein described follows All that
lot piece parcel OF land with the building and
improvements thereon erected situate being
city County and State of New York bounded
eastery West distant fory-seven (4)
and i've 5l inches southeTy the souheasterly
of Ninetythird t93dl Street End
and running thence eastery. parallel with Ninety
third (3d) Street and through wall fortythree
and 90 inches thence southeasterly
Gn feet ten and three quarter uoS. inches 70 point
distant nifty t feet and 90 inches easterly from
the easterly sde OF West End a line drawn
parallel with Ninety third (o3D Street distant fifty
four and hve (5 inches southeTIy theTefTOm.
thence eRsterly and parallel with ninetyt 93 Street
90 feet and (5) inches: sOutheTly
parallel with West End Avenue. thirteen CSl
thence westerly parallel with Nnety-hird te3d)
eight OsD the eastery West End Avenue.
northery along the easerly side
Avenue (2O) feet the point or place begin
ming.
Dated July Is, 1901.
HENRY r. WESSEI-MAN Referee.
TURNER. ROISTON & HORAN, Attorneys for Plain
% William St. n. Y.
: a diagram OF the property be
street number is GA West End Avenue
Odd
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NEW YORK sUPREME COURT. COUNTY ot

New York,-Elise Lotze Plaintiff against Ida cramer
and others Defendants pursuance OF Judgment OF
Foreclosure and Sale duly made and entered in the above
entitled action, bearing date the 11th day OF July. 1901
the undersigned Referee in said Judgment named
will sell Public Auction. the New York Real Estate
Saesroom No. Ill Broadway. the Borough OF Nan1at
City Of New York the Tth day Of August. 1R11
O'Clock that day. by William NJ Ryan
Auctoneer premises directed said Judgment be
lot, piece parcel OF land with the buildings thereon
lying and being In the Borough OF Man
haitian City Of New York bounded and described as t
lows Beginning point the nOrthery side Of ono
seventh Street distant hundred and four
feet westerly from the northwesterly corner OF said
Street Second Avenue; thence running Norrtsrly
parallel with and partly through
and eleven inches 70 the eestre
block thence running westerly along said cen
tire block. thirtyone feet: thence soutnsrF
again parallel second Avenue. and partly through
party wall hundred feet and eleven inches
nOrthery side Of one hundred and seventh Street
and easerly along the nOTthery side OF One hun
dred and seventh thrycne feet the point
place Of beginning
Dated. New York. July 10. 1901
B. GERSON OPPENHEIN. Referee
RICHARD DUDENSINCf. Jr., Attorney for Plaintiff. No
I56 Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan New YORK
City
following is diagram Of the property to 5e soa
as described above. the number being No last
10Th Street. Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New YORK
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foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT county or

SufhENiE COURT. County OF New-York-
-, Miiiam snpman sole surviving Trustee under the
rs,, ,Ss, NM ana r,,ament Q, Caleb sh,pman deceased
Ia IN pursuance OF Judgment foreclosure and sal.
ihdue anu entered N the ed an5
ins cate the I'D day OF II
tae feferee In the said Judgment named Will sci AZ
puone aeston al the New Real Estate Salevrosr,
80. III broadvay. Borough Manhattan Ctry of Nsv
Iorx on the md day OF July 1901 at rVxefv. o.Clor.
Soon on that day. by Peter r Meyer Aucrion.er ~
premises directed by said 10 soid and AZ.
scfined as foilows; All certain lot piece or pa
81 ianu with the buildings thereon Wing and
ns.ns IN me city OF New York. bounded and de-
se,loeu as .oows Beginning NorShsriy
OK MY seventh Street distant
"enty~nse teet Esstery from the o.
Ts1tb rum s1nninS thence Northwardy and parallel
s s ,hs block between Twentysevenih twenty
slkhtn s,reefs thence Eastwardy
rNentF-nNe rset; thence Scuthwardy md parallel
intn Neuue ninssy-eisht feet
cry sle ot Iwenty-seventh Street:
long the Northerly side OF
I'VE Iee 70 the point place
s4e west fventy-seventh -
Dated New York. June 1901.
<.,.,-r,--- JOHN e. BRODSKY Referee
CoUDERT BROTHERS. Attorneys for Plaintiff No n
htnadway Borough OF Manhattan City OF New YORK
Ihe following Is diagram Of property 10 Be sod-
IT'S street number Is 4se West
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WEST POINT, y. V, JULY II, 19O1.-Sealed
" Proposals triplicate received here until
noou Aug H. 1901 for furnishing post forage and
during fiscal ending June So 1902 Informa-
furnished application. L. 5. right 20
all proposals thereof Enveopes
proposals should indorsed
forage and straw addressed J. B. BeInger O. NJ
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Summer Resort 8ui0es.
BY the Ocean, Sound and Ray
Cooled by the Occnn SOuth Mindx

SUMMER HOMES" a book describing hotel. and
boarding houses. and LONG ISLAND an illustrated
Astor House l2o Gso2 Eagle BgTeau) a5a World vaca-
Broadway 50 18th 34th ST.. z. r. and foot New
Chambers st. and AZ W. 125th New York; 333 Fulton
St. Eagle Summer Resort Bureau Broadway BROOK
yn. and at l. l. r. r. stations Brooklyn or send
4c. in stamps for SUMNER HOMES" and &c for
LONG ISLAND to II. NJ. SMITH, General Passenger
Agent. L. l. r. r., L. I. City n. Y.
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propos sals.

STATE OF NEw-YoRK-sTATE COMMISSION IN
NOTICE TO CoNTRAGTToRs.
Sealed proposals for construction electric wiring
OF Bakery Building at the Manhattan State Hospital
Central Isp. " Y. may be BY mail delivered
to four O'Clock p NJ, Friday,
OF July 1901. to Henry r. Howlaud, No. Madison
Avenue. New York Citv. which time the
Board Of Managers will receive and all proposals
Drawings and specifications be consulted and
blank forms Of proposals obtained the Office
Board of Managers. No l Madison Avenue New York
City Office L. Helms. State Architect in
the Capitol. Albany y. Y
Contracts viii be awarded the lowest responsible
and reliable bidders unless the bids the amount OF
funds available therefor. in which Board Of
Managers reserves the right 70 reject all bids
HENRY E. ROWLAND
President. Board of Managers.
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flnunnal.
THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
RAILROAD COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given holders Of the preferred stock
=, The RIO Western Railway Company that on
srd after July IL until October 1. 1901 this Com
pany viii their preferred stock at its Office No.
IA Broadway New York City and issue in exchange
therefor preferred Of this Company promptly
Is praccatEe on the eleven OD shares OF the
rerred stock Company for ten uo shares Of the
preferred stock Of The Rio Grande Western Railway
Company.
All stock certificates presented for exchange must be
properly endorsed the stamps
affixed
No fractional will be issued. but provision VIII
te made for the assignment rights attaching frac
tional holdings. - oa,, s.
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The approximate amount lien charge satisfy
the above described property Is 70 be sold is s2lo
with day of May. 1901, together
and allowances amounting 10 Three hundred
and forty 95loo dollars with interest from the 22d
day OF May 1901 with the of the
The approximate amount of assessments other
liens which allowed to the purchaser OF the
purchase paid by the referee Is s3 l3ioo dol
lars.
Dated July l5sh 1921 w,.sr,u.s p.
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publie Notices.

THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND ASSESS
MENIS.
Building, 80 Broadway,
July lst. 1901
PUBLIC NOTICE = hereby given by the Commission
of Taxes and Assessments that the Assessment Rolls
OF Real and Personal said city for the
have besl finally completed and have been delivered
and filed with. the Municipal Assembly OF said City. and
tina, such Assessment Rolls will remain open public
inspection in the Office % said Municipal Assembly for
period OF fifteen days from the Of this
THOMAS L. FEITNER !
EDWARD c. SHEEHY. or
THOMAS j. PATTERSON TAXES AND
ARTHUR c. SALMON, ASSESSMENTS.
FERDINAND LEVY.
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is4th Street


The approximate amount Of the lien or charge 70 sass
which the above-descrhed % be sold Is va
3 80 thereon from the iltH day OF July s1
and allowance amounting % $50 %
win Interest from 1901 toxeth-r with the es-
pense. OF the sale The approximate amount OF taxes
other liens which 20 De allowed 20
the purchaser purchase paid hy the
Referee sS2e 10 and Interest
Dated York. July IL. 1901.
EZEKIEL F1XMAN. Referee
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TNHE sTRATFoRp Ocean Grove. N AT the bea
l. on Main Ave. so large rooms; good BEDS first clI
table: SIS to s12. A.. w LYMAN. Box 2.i65.
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PQNg BlWFF QENN,

POINT PLEASANT. n. J.
seashore and country combined; situated among the
pines high blum Manasquan River. far from
ocean. Surf and still bathing, boating wheeling:
country club with golf links 300 feet from Inn Electric
lights and all Special June and
September. Open. booklet.
WALTER 2. BEERS. Manager.
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5nmmer Resorts.

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respect; cuisine unexceIed golf no staging
terms and booklet F. II. SCOFIELD No. Madison
n. Y
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-13

when a member of the order appeared
upon the stage clad in the habiliments OF
a Hawaiian belle, as the girl in black"
and in the glare of the calcium light pro-
ceeded to do the dance. Just then two
policemen in full uniform rushed down
the hall with raised batons and demanded
that the performance cease. Amid wild
shouts of laughter the fake officers OF the
law seized the terpsichorean artist and
drew her from the stage under arrest. The
remainder OF the entertainment was COM
pleted with the following programme:
Buffe Baritone Clrcarole Bro. Frank A. ReIstock
Emcrald's Envoy Extraordinary. Joseph Loveless
Original Ode Oriental Orgies-.Fin.e s Hayes
Freakish Fantasies Trapped. James 4. Catheli
PyrOtechnieSl Panorama of Plum and PhoOl-
lslness- Queen La-L2- hooler
Ediiy ing Evolutionary illusions Edward J. Walsh
Erratic Ethiopian Efervescence William A. MorseiI
Deep DiaphTanatic Detonations. .....-.....
Arthur Middleton
Glittering Gems of Golden Gorgeousness.
William Golden
Moments of Mirth. Melody. and Nimicry...
Walter II. Cooley
Coon Chanteuse Comigue. Harry sbackelforI
sweet Seductive Strains on Soulful Silver
Many Merry Melodies Nodernized. ..-.-....
William T Murphy
Interesting, Instructive and Illuminated IL
lustsations.. Charles and Harry Sl;ackelfori
Mr. Charles McEnaney, Accompanies
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-13
HONORTHE EMANCIPATOR
Local Societies and Schools Cele-
brate Lincoln's Birthday.
Ninety-sccOnd Anniversary CeIebrat-
ed by the Dcutscher Ccntral-Ncr-
ein-Frominent Speakers Eulogize
the Memory of Americas Mnrtyrcd
President-Part Played by Germans

The ninety-second anniversary OF the
the Deutscher Centrai-Verein last even
ing at the Concordia Rathskeller with
music and addresses. The music was pro-
vided by an orchestra from the Marine
Band, and by the United Singers OF Wash
ington, and the Germania Msenerchor.
Addresses were delivered by Commiss .on-
er H. B. f. mcfarland, Simon Wolf. OF
the Washing on Bar; Rep eseIt tive
Richard Bartholdt, and District Attorn y
Thomas II. Anderson. The address OF
welcome was delivered by the pres dent
of the organization. William l.. Ell erich.
Mr. Eiterich made his address in German,
and then repeated it in English. He said
in part;
We celebrate, as far as we are able, in
music, with addresses, and with festal
decorations, the anniversary of the birth
Of the great martyr, Abraham Lineo
We do this under the auspices OF me
Deuischer Central-Ver- in, FOR which
there is a peculiar reason. We do not
doubt that native Americans and Ame i
cans of other foreign birth have as G. eat
an interest in the celebration of his day,
but We wish TO add cur testimonial TO lis
grea tness, and to give our reasons why We
should not stand back at such a NOM Mt.
More than two hundred years ago he
first men OF German ancestry landed in
this country. and theirs were the fl st
voices to be raised in protest against
slavery. They sowed the seed that -four
ished into abolition principles. AR. ha N
Lincoln emaacipated the slaves, and SO
endeared himself to the heart of every
man Of German descent. 1t is for this
reason that We of German ancestry oe!e-
brate the birthday of Lincoln.
within few days will be witne IS ed
the inauguration of President Mckinley
as the Chief Magistrate of the nation or
a second term. 1t is Just for,y years ago
that President Lincoln was inaugu. ated
for the first time. There were many Ger
mans in the bodyguard which was gath
cred about. the Republican PIesidenl 10
protect him against threatened attacks at
That time. The same Germans were
among the first to volunteer for service
against the enemy when the rall t. arms
was made few weeks later to protect
the Union against dismemberme
Germans have reason TO be proud of
these things. We feel akin to this martyr
President, if in nothing else in his love
tor liberty, and We are assembled to prop
erly commemorate his birthday"
Mr. mcfarland, who was the next
speaker, expressed his pleasure in joining
German-Americans in the celebration of
the great occasion. He could not under
stand why Lincoln's birthday was not OBJ
served as national holiday to the same
extent that Washington's birthday was
observed. The reason, Mr.. Macfarland
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-13
A DIPLOMAT INJURED.
Minister Grip, of Sweden and Nor
way. Causes nm Arrest.

Samuel r. Fowler, thirty-five years of
age. a lineman employed by the Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Company
was arrested last night and lodged at the
Eighth precinct station on the complaint
Of A. Grip, Envoy Extraordinary and Aim
lister Plenipotentiary of Sweden and Nor
way. Fowler deposited c. lateral in the
sum of So and was released to appear
today for trial. He is charged with as
sault and battery.
1t appears tina. Mr. Grip was walking
along Nineteenth Street, near Columbia
Road northwest yesterday, when b. avg
piece of copper wire fell upon him from
the top OF telegraph pole. The wire
struck him on the bridge of the So, n
lictlng painful injury. So incensed dill
Mr.. Grip become that he hurried to tle
police station after sighting Fowler at he
top Of the telegraph pole and filed com
plant against the lineman, charging him
with assault.
shortly afterward Fowler was arrested
and taken to the station, where he gave
collateral for his liberty. Mr.. Grip then
repaired to his residence, 1918 Come IT,
cut Avenue northwest and Will appear
this morning in the Police Court as Wit
ness against Fowler. Fowler told re-
porter last night that the wire fell with
out his knowledge