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pHILA. AND READING RAILROAD
wilmington Diyision.)
Tiine tn hle In effect OctOher ] 1901.

Time table In effect October 1901.
Trains leave Wilmington, dFrenan
Moetehanin. St5ete laonw winterthur' GuysneouTt t.
Granogue Cossart, Chadd's Ford juno
tion, Pocopson, " est Chester, tn
Vile, Mortonville. coatesville and inter.
mediate stations, daily except sunday -
lbs A. M. daily 215 and 4.50 p m Sda.
For Waynesburg Junction. ElSmere and
Intermediate stations, daily except sun
day at T.35 a. M, daily 2i5 and 45O p, m
Sunday only at SOC a. m.
termediate stations. daily except sun.
day, at 7.35 a. m. daily 2.l5 and 40 p. m
Sunday only. SOC a. m.
For further information passengers ara
referred to the ticket agents at the sta
''oA ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
| Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut Street
Wharf and South Street Wharf for A..
lantic City.
| u. M. Sundays.--Fzpress, q co. lnn0a. m, tl5
,. m. accommodation, 8 90 a. m. 5.oO :. NJ
| Leave Atlantic City Depot-Wcek DAYS
Express. 7,a5 700 lois m % w Z ~
Accnmmodation SIS, a. m. $50 NJ IN
da's .ExUress, 10. Is o, m 43o, 1870 p m, ~
commoisiiGn 7.l5 q. M. 60 p m
Parlor cars on all express trains.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA, NJ.
For CAPE MAY AND OCEAN c,TY.-Wees
DAYS S.i5 a. m 4.l5 Y m. sundays. p q N, y
For SEA ISLE CITY -.Wefk Gays only "
: New YORK AND ATLANTIC CITY
Express-Leaves New York q.iberty ~
Leaves , ATLANTIC cry Week days
- DETAILED e led tin time Z tah,cs at tect ones
GenI Supt. Genl pass'r Agt.
The sun., 1901-11-07

Are you with us? When? At thu
Eagles Ball ut Turn Hall, Friday night.
November S, Why certainly.
The sun., 1901-11-07
IN THE SHOPS.

NegligeeS are quite short this YEAR,
reaching only little below the waist
many Of them. One garment shows
something now in the WAY uf trimming
This is III ribbon edged lace. \ mar
rpw edge Of yalrncieuneS luve /, uScd te
trim bands nf heavier lace, to finish the
garment down the front and aln,lMl the
sleeves, and pretty effect il given 10 it
hy stitching on the under side il narrow
baby ribbon. The lace has only Tire i'm
lierertihle scallop usually seen in thi,
make. and The ribbon does moi pretend
70 follow it. but is stitched straight
across In this particular garment the
ribbon is Of pink and shows thruHgh the
lace WHEN il falls straight Or shows fully
liz the inside Of the lace shows. The
re@ligce is Of Il soft pink Silk With
,nlsc Of fine tucks Il Wide hand u heavy
cream embroidery over pink oHtliring tho
yoke. forming tho stock. and 4 band
around the lower edge of the sleeves.
| Each If these bands are edged WITH the
/ nafow VAL lace finished with thn pink
j riEiun and il is also carried datvn the
i front. Below The yoke Tho SilE hangs
4 straight 10 q little below the Wai,t. ac-
Gordon plated in fine piats. aatl the
sleeves arr made in the same way.
mother nrsiigee Of pink silk mull Il.
also plated, hut is shaped differently, the
front being pointed and hdl4Ag Ialt
| way 70 the knees. There i i snort IT,
lero t. this garment u PIN. l,t.In velvet
with cream lace Svt on. Tile ,;aak !,
Ills" " lie velvet with IT'LL la.a. lur
iiats fall straight all around being lower
III front. There i nu prrreptihlc a4enin.
il the plait.. The sleeves aIa yhirrea
upon lining.
i'il,t lace il being NOR aid ntarp
rsrd both the genuine ana tile initiation.
Nfiy pretty is i Young -.rS waist of
piiIk crepe dc chine with i yaSe effect
II this ate 'Fhe waisf Il It'll II wlta
three sle plaits on either si4s of the
treln, SGT We'll apart. leaving th centre
lall. They are finished Hi ..o lM-t
E0a Gith With two small Whit tIk hGt-
ttis With cross Of black uFta them.
sahc lace is put on IT the tqp u thr
waist III the form Of short pointed
SahG the lace running MP into tile stock
alel oyer file shoulders. few scrolls
seeming 70 have fallen 0v"r naturally.
lille haek Of the waist, where there is
Il blind opening. Is finished with box
+
an cithel side ~ if ait stitched tha iul
length.
Cream lace enters laraelv hfa many
! combinations this year, and III i simple
hite frock il forms the only trimming
This Is i silk gown tucked from tht
lower edge Of the skirt 70 the throat
The tucks are perhaps two hos wid,
ut the lower edge Of the skirt. aud sradu
: ate to something less than an inch ut III,
waist line. The waist is tucked in til,
same way, the tucks running around nj
!e WAY up. the tllcks all the same width
The Sleevs are also tucked. The lace il
wide bands of insertion is set il the Skir
about at the knees. and encrcles tn
, waist at the bust line There is NOR
lace on the stock, and frill Of il il
the edge Of the sleeves.
1t is hardly worth while croeheting be-
The sun., 1901-11-07

will appear 1t the New Century club
un Monday evening next.
Ii is said that "p'ArcS of tine Guards
The new play when Henry Miller offers
here at the Grand Opera House neNt
Saturday night Il i pleasant min@lths
of the romantic and comedy. which aims
Ia ~ Il picture II life il lhiladcipnt
during the Revolutionary War. The a'ls
,antagc Of picturesque costumes makes
thg most dramatic period Of on nation
history ono particularly adapted to pr.
-rntatieH upon the stage, and this play
presents Il perfect reflection Of the dress,
manners aud costumes of that time Mr.,
4 Miller is huWl[rd For IN early prescnta.
ition Of n Nrcy nf the Guards n i
itrtmincnt Nuw York theatre.
The Sawtelr company will Dc III the
Etsirnd Gpeua House all next week Ih5
I Herald of Mprri,toWn recently Said;
The usual second night audience W1t,
t8c~-ed another fine performance by III
ssawtel!r cnn5pUnv ii the Opera Hous.
Hast night. i'hn ill presented was thf
iive-act mro.Irana, The Heart ~ Nir
.iria.' III which thr entire cast did cN
rellelt wut1, Tho costumes Worn bA
1.-The young Eaie- were handsome and iii,
envy Of the roNue ladies' III the audience
The SpcciaiteS continue 10 bp pleasint
features at the performance.
The sun., 1901-11-07
The SUMS Daily Bill of Fare.
Thursday, November It'll.
- LUNCH.

Corn soup. Scalloped pota-
toes. Whole wheat bread.
DINNER.
! Cannelon of Beef. Boiled on
ions. nrowned sweet potatoes.
Apple and nut salad.
The sun., 1901-11-07
FINANCIAL.
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFF
DEPOSIT COMPANY.

CAPITAL t,uI, naid} $500, 900
SURPLUS $2O0.000
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

The following salaries were allowed
the different officials Of Clearwater
county, by the board at their recent
meeting:
Assessor and Tax Collector inf
teen hundred dollars per annum.
Clerk and Elk Office Auditor and Re
corder, twelve hundred dollars per an
mum.
Sheriff, ten hundred dollars per an
num-
Prosecuting Attorney, six hundred
dollars per annum.
Probate Judge, six hundred dollars
per anpum.
Treasurer, five hundred dollars per
annum
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton, five hundred dollars per annnm.
Surveyor, one hundred dollars per
annum.
Coroner, one hundred dollars per an
mum.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17
For Sale.

IA inch gang breaking pillow. Will
sell this at bargain. Apply at HER-
AID Office or X. Knudson
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17
Real Estate Transfers

Bertha E. Bowlby and husband, to
A. A. Bartwell. lot % by Is feet, Nez-
perez. Consideration $50
J. o Maxon, to Josephene p. War
rem, lot and 8, block Z, town OF FletE-
or. Consideration $40.
Harry S. Wright and wife, to Aman-
da Sharon, 100 acres Of land near
Fletcher. Consideration $1,000.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

/ The following resolutions were
adopted by the committe on program
Of the May Festival, IN behalf OF the
Catholic congregation:
1<t--Be IL Resolved that note Of
thanks be extended to Mr.. ID. Grimm,
whose noble aid in selling the baskets,
we feel was most valuable.
2nd-Be il resolved that note Of
thanks be extended to MockIer &
Moekler for their kindness in allowing
US the use Of their warehouse.
3rd-Be it resolved that vote of
thanks be extended to all our friends
not belonging to the Catholic congre-
gatio1, who have cheerfully contrib
uied in any manner to our May Fest.
val God may reward them
With kind words to all our beneiac-
tors, we remain,
Yours sincerely.
Committe on program. !. B Lauby,
A. J. Kelnhofer. s. p Lsuby.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17
Flax Worth SI.os.

Flax has risen 80 during the past
two weeks. Flax which was here con-
tracted for 90c at KamiaII, is from the
present quotations, worth $I.05.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

Ed Wilson is removing his old black
smith building this week in order to
make room for bis new building.
This building when completed will be
one OF the largest in town. The BIZ
mentions OF tile hall above will be 81
by ~ feet, with IA foot ceiling.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11

Female
CASHIER.-A young lady as cashier; best
reference. Address KATIE MOFFIT~T.
42R NNesf 1Rth- 81
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
AUCTION SALES TODAY

By Peter Meyer Co: 42f East l23d-st s. 257 6 II
q Peasant-ave 27GXl90lI: story brick bldg; fore
closure sale: Ge0rge u Miller al, trustees. agt
loTcnz y ! Neiher, y. al; PeckEam Miller s; King.
sys Mitchell L ETlanEeT ref; due judgt. IS AZ 90;
costs. S2s %, Sl25 So
y " cor, slGNl9p5; The Clarence apt h;
b2d-st and proposed Avenue A. cor, 94xl56Oll.
story b tenement hs ana 3, and 6 story factory
bldgs; pub
By William n RYAN 1JSd-st. II of Morris
50xs0a: and story hldcs foreclosure Of pltffs
i'm; Charlie II JcVet n Robert Lnke nj:
J Wers Sands. att3s; Reginald II Williams.
lp1E costs. etc S,aS3 g, axes. Sia0 136th-st
zoe Il of NicW-aYe 5oxlOo; story rs; fore
closure sale; susie Raves George " Steele al;
hrakower Peters attys. u p Ingraham, ref: due
!lag 80 Sl l9 costs S4s Is $50 80; prior
sltWo' lt3 West Hl-h-st- Ia Z Of Amsterdam
ave. l4xlc0ll: story ana pub auc.
by Games l. Wells: Third and Wendover aves. n cor
Sa42Nli1 l2N43 SlNlo0, hr and foreclosure
sEe: John @ Rodgers al exrs agi Thomas NJ Smith
q az due on 3udgt SiAe15 "a S94 81 taxes ETC.
By p Ingrahan Co: 1Istl-st $ 100 II e Of ID
ave. @oNlof1l; TWO story front . story br
bldg foreclosure sale George = Pcrrlnlann agt Eva
Muller ct a. Clarence Thornall atty: I. Paris
ref due Jrlgt, S7.i5S; costs, Ss03 L. taxes etc
s1.s3o 70; prior $4,000.
Ry William Kennedy. - " 97th-st : 500 IT W Of
Central Park West 2xoa story dwg b; foreclosure
tele; sepha n Young otc, agt Cornelius H TAN
man a. al; Lord. Day & Lord attys: George Ellis
$50 &C.
5y Charles Berran: Perot f. % 2 Armand
~ $3.50 story fr dwg foreclosure sale: Mutual
Life Ins Co agt George ~ Allen al: Townsend & Nc
ICELAND, at'ys; john Il Judge ref judgt 50 IS5:
costs. s2l3 65; taxes. s535 o..
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
STORAGE NOTICES.

OFFICE OF DAUB'S First Avenue Storage
Warehouse. 10 1st-ave.-Brunner. COnnel.
Bernstein. Gerkers Express, Henry Her
bert, Mulford, John Hoffman. Morsoff. All
Meyer, John Nelsel. r. NJ Mulford, X.
Meyer, Z. A. We'll. Simon. Brender and r.
Tracy. You are hereby notified that the time
for the payment Of the lien we hold upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired. after due cause such property, 10
wit. household furniture, personal effects.
stored by you in our warehouses. to be sold
at public auction according 10 the statute
in such case made and provided, at our
warehouse. - 1St-ave.. on Friday, June IA,
1901, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. IL
sale is not completed on the 14th day Of
June II will he continued Friday thereafter
at 10 a M. and be continued until all OF
the goods are sold. DAUBS STORAGE
WAREHOUSE
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11

New York.-Adele Kneeland sole acting F.xecutrx
etc, Of Charles Kneeland deceased plaintiff against
Clarence Edgar Johnson and Fannie Johnson wife
and others Defendants. N'
In pursuance OF Judgment and sale duly
made and entered In the above
date the 18th day Of December, 1892. OF order
aIndng said judgment made and the
znd day OF december. 1898 l. the undersigned
in said judgment named, Will sell puzzle auction at
the New York Real Estate Sales Room. No III Broad
way in the Borough Of Manhattan CITY of New York
on the second day OF July, 1901 II o'clock
tha day by Richard V Harnett auctoneer premises
directed by said judgment q therein de
scrlhed follows: All that certain piece parcel
OF land with the buildings thereon erected situate
New York. bounded described follows: Beginning
at the formed by the intersection
side Of Fiftyseventh Street with the eastery Of
the Ninth Avenue; thence running northerly along
thence line parallel Fifty seventh
Street twenty feet: southerly line naraIeI
with the Ninth Avenue and partly through a party wall
hundred feet 10 the northery side OF Fifty
Street twenty the Mace Of
beginning: excepting. however, so Of
of light. air and access in Ninth
which have been tak
estinguished Metropolitan
New York Elevated Railroad Company and ths
Manhattan Railway Company of them nv tba
construction maintenance and -ation
railroad in Ninth Avenue along and the said
premises; and subject the said Comma mics
their and assigns and operate sai
structure and railroad along in front Of the saij
premises In the future forever the same was con :
strlcted ma1ntained and operated the 10th day OF
Dated New York 10TH 1901
JAMES NJ VARNJTM Referee
HbSk1 L" bo6E3hI Attorney for Plaintiff. 81 Nassau
street Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
The following is a diagram be sol5
described above. the being 363 We,
51th Street Manhattan. New York City:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
foreclosure Sales.

branches ropgh the various streets and avenues Of said
Hiilages branch runs through lslh Avenue to the
where It intersects pipe OF the Upper New City
Road and crosses the tracks Of the New York New,
Haven and Hartford and the New York Central railroads
smsb:jdge Avenue there three lines
ne conoes m ns in he Village nF West paFs enclosure u
generally along the weschester
Road through UnonPort and the McGraw and Mapes
with the Villages of Van Nest and Park Vcnsiiies WITH
lagos Of nonpo Van Nee and P PARK Tersse a Saia nc n
Commences al the intersection Of the Inonpor Road with
the Westchester Road along said last mentioned
road northwese-y the Catholic Protectory and thence
over the track Of the New York. New Haven and
ford Co at Van Nest Station along the oo Union. on
from MorTis Park Avenue The water company aiso owns
all pipe situated in Van Nest Park There
lines Of pipe above described all OF which are also owned
herein at said ;e from any bidder who shall not deposit
cash r certified enk nnon National bank of the CITY
Of New York to n; order Of the I s sgh d pos 5
Of making the bid such fuhep porons Of the purchase
price shall be paid in cash as the court NAV by
ny e T b s to he Pg ,b or or in f5 bonds nG
coupons belonging thereto and secured by the morgage
o the dsributiye amount that the holders thereof would
M ent,tIeS W reea tieraon in csse the entire amoun
Of the bid shall be paid in cash The property will be sold
subject to all taxes and assessments which are at the
time Of said sale liens the except and only
liens out OF the proceeds Of sale The purchaser or
chasers at such sale shall not be required to
Company. but shall elect whether
months after the Completion Of sale The amount Of
Property is to he sold is $500 s5 with interest thereon
from April 22 loi together her with the costs IT'S and alloy
further and particular description premises
hereby said OF foreclosure and sale file
White Plains. New York. and to the original mortgage
Dated May - 1901
rR xorMAx BERT I64Sr rNbFRg sEaGEf Eiaf Rt3orsey.
Plaintiff, % Wall Street, New York city.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

BY Bryan L. Kennedy Co.: 1921 Canal-st. s. So
q OF Mott-st l5.i o2i2; story and h;
closure sale Augustus I Gillender Jessie L Van
Nechen et al; Ezekiel INXmsn atty; Benno Lewinson.
ref. due Jadgt 81 S96 SO: Sis %:
sass ga subj judgt Of foreclosure Of first mtse.
which is due si2,862; costs. $500 IL; Van Vechte
for Sl5s00
by ffetueft \ saerlnan S tolo-st :, about oab II
Of Broadway. 25Ell9 lx255 MAP. b
foreclosure sale Emily Dow agt Catharne Taylor
al; Frederick Q Dow, atty; Joseph 4 Thompson ref;
judg SslG5; costs, S294 a. taxes, Sl02l AZ prior
mtge, $4,000; 10 George Simpson for $4,000
prior mtge.
by William N Ryan: 60 E 55th-st. S. I75 fl e OF
Madiscn-eve lGXl005: story dwg "a; foreclosure
sale Marsaret smith Maria Jarvis al; Fred
erlck W Yates. atty; John Ward ref; due judCt.
,i:524 Is; taxes etc, $1,000 Katharine Duane for
sj4.3J0
BY Peter Meyer * Co: 322 " lOlth-st s s. 100 # e
Of Riverside-aye, 20Nl00ll: and 3 story dwg h:
foreclosure sale; Samuel r kilner al. trustees agt
augustus Cason al; Cardozo Nathan, attvs; David
Thompson, ref due juGst S2l 1l6 &c. costs Is;
taxes. etc, Sl,o36 fo adjou-aed 10 June -
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11

~ Ccunty-Edward 4. Morrison Warner Van Nor
den surviving under the last will and testa
rlent Samuel Philips deceased. Plaintiffs against
Hunt, wife OF defendant J. Hamilton Hunt.
J. Hamilton Hunt and others Defendants.
In pursuance o n judgment Of foreclosure and sale
duly in the aboveentit!ed action, bear
ing date the 23rd day Of May 1901 hled in the office
Of the Clerk County OF New York the cath
day May. I90 the undersigned the referee in said
Judgment named will sell at public auction. the
New York Real Estate Sales Room. No. III broadway.
on the 18th June. 1901 twelve o'clock Of
that by Adrian H Muller & Son. Auctioneers. the
premises directed said judgment he sold
described follows All that certain lot piece parcel
thereon erected situate lying and being in the Twenty
second the City OF New York and bounded and
follows; Beginning point the Easerly
End Avenue, distant thrty-three (S) feet
the Fasteriy side and Northerly
running thence EGserly
Seventeen Street part OF the through party
wall j70 feet more or less thence NOrtherly
thence Westerly again parallel with seventeth street
o. through a wall seventy t70) feet
less. the Easterly side of West End Avenue
and thence Southery along the Fsistery side Of West
beginning Subjec:. however 10 all covenants
buildings against nusances contained in
tenth day of June 1873.
Jacob Halsted and others Executors Of and
Harsen. deceased Alexander VI. Ross. and James
Wilcox. both recorded in the oce Of the Register OF
City OF New York the tenth day OF June
1873 ber 1858 Of Conveyances at $50 and 3S5
respectively
dated: New York May 27th 1901
j. WARREN LAwrON Referee.
DAILY, HOYT & MASON, Attorneys for Plaintiffs. Office
and p. o. Address. No. IL William Street. New York
The following is diagram Of the premises be
West ST
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
SUPREME COURT. County of New-York.-

William Shipman sole surviving Trustee under the
last VIII and Testament OF Caleb II. Shipwan
plaintiff against William II. Bell and others. defendant
In pursuance OF n judgment Of foreclosure sale
made and entered in the above entitled action boar
Ing date the 23d day Of May 1901 T. the
the Referee in the said judgment named. sell al
public auction AZ the New York Real Estate Saesroom
No III Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. City of New
York. on the ma day OF July 1901. Twelve O'Clock
Noon on that day by Peter r Meyer, Auctioneer the
premises directed by said judgment and
scribed as follows: All that certain o;. piece parcel
Of land with the buildings thereon situate lying and
being IN the City Of New York, de
scribed follows Beginning point Northeriy
side of Twentysevenh Street distant and
twenty-five feet Eastery from the Easterly
Avenue; running thence Norhwardy and parallel with
Tenth Avenue ninetyctgt feet nine inches
line OF the block between Twenty seventh Twenty
eighth Streets thence Eastwardy along said
twenty-five feet thence Southwardy and parallel with
Tenth Avenue ninety nine
ey side Of Twentyseventh Street: thence Westwardly
along the Northery side OF Twenty twenty
five feet TO the point place beginning premises
hereby described being by Street Number
$40 West Twenty
Dated New York June 9th.
JOHN +. BRODSKY. Referee.
CotDERT BROTHERS. Attorneys for Plaintiff No II
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan City OF
TIE following Is diagram Of the
It's street number Is Ai9 West Twentyseventh
West
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11

ADVERTISEMENTS anu subscription, for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office, No. l.2i2 Broadway. I'd door north
OF Sis.-st-. until o'clock p m; adver-
Offices at regular office rates until o'clock
p m, viz. PSI sth-ave.. S. e. cor. a3d-st
l52 6th-avs-. cor. 12th-st.: Macy's 9th
ave. and 14th-st.; 142 Columbus-ave, near
West 68th-st: 106 West 42d-st, near 9Th
ave-: % East 14th-st.: 257 West 4od-st.,
between 9TH and st!- ayes: 153 East nth
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
Wcst o7th q,

West 21th St
The approximate amount Of the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property Is be $
81 40 80 with interest thereon from the 10th day May.
1901. together with amounting TO
s30s.35 with interest thereon Of Nav.
1901. together with the expenses Of the sale The an
prOxnate amount Of the
be allowed the purchaser purchase
paid by the Referee is S21O.12 interest
Dated. New York June 9th. 1901.
John e RROnSkY Referne
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
HOUSES OK OLD CHURCH SITE.

Charles Buck yesterday bought the plot 7s6x100-5
feet on the south side Of Fifty-thrd-st, twenty
nine feet west of MaGison-ave. from the Central
Realty, Bond and Trust Company through Greene
& Taylor. This plot part of the old Madison
Avenue Presbyterian Church property. Ii is said
that Mr.. Buck will build three hreproof dwelling
houses the plot each twenty-five feet or more in
width and of the best construction.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11

CARPET CLEANING.
j, & j, w. WILLIAMS,
Steam Carpet Cleaning. 1853 West 54th-st
Telephone 3e6 Columbus. Relayilg spe-
cialty.
HANKINSONS
Steam Carpet Cleansing. SO East f34th-st.
Telephone .. 162 Harlem
BRONX STEAM CARPET CLEANING
1S4th-st. and Marion-ave.-An kinds
carpet cleaned. SC. YARD; carriage free.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.-car-
pets cleaned by steam. by hand or on the
ioor. 1855 Broadway AT Last 4Sth-sr-
COE & BRANDT. Tel l32-2sth.
ORIENTAL RUG CLEANING co. $50
Broadway.-Latest and best for cleaning,
washing and repairing Oriental rugs and
carpets
THE MORGAN Steam Carpet C1ea ansing
Works. Broadway and 4Ith-st- Tel:
.. l3O--3Sth. We also clean blankets. and
finish them soft and funny.
FREDERICK ACKERMAS. I33 west 32i
St. near eth-ave.-Steam carpet cleaning
and feather and hair r-rc":.tng works
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES
BOOKS.

LOWERING s BOOK STORE
For nearly % years on Broadway near 10th
st. has removed to
sa3 BROADWAY. NEAR 18TH ST.
Everybody In New York and for fifty
miles around knows lowering His store is
headquarters for book-iovers and book
buyers. All kinds of books to suit all
tastes and all pockethooks. Historical
books. biographical. religious. scientific
books Of trave'. books Of fiction books for
children. poetry. etc. etc. Anything you
want. and positively at the lowest prices to
be had in the United States.
Encyclopedias on sale for a song-Ap-
pleton's. Chambers. Britannica. and Peo-
pies. Books and libraries purchased.
LOWERING. Se3 Broadway near 18th ST.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
No. 3e3 ". 57th ST

No. 1863 ".
Inc approximate amount OF the lien charge
wnlcn the above described property is be sold Is
s5s $50 with interest thereon from the Of June
l3ol, together with the o
The approximate taxes assessments or other
liens which are TO be allowed the purchaser az
me purchase money paid hy the referee is So 600
Dated New York. June 10Th
JAMES NJ. VARNUM, Referes
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
West 70th Street.

Tho approximate amount Of the or charge TO
satsfy which the above Described property IS be sold
IA fifteen thousand Ave hundred
(sl5.56o 49, with interest from the 22nd day May
1901 together Tith costs and allowance amounting
thIeehundredhfty and eelOO dollars.
Nay Path 1901 together with the expenses the sale
The approximate amount OF the taxes and
other liens which are 20 be allowed 70 the purchaser
OF the purchase paid by
OF tWo-hundred fifty 100 dollars and nteres
J. WARREN I.AWTON Referee