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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-15

Handkerchief parties are the newest
things. They are a trifle old. but very at
t%ractive, as all will say who have attended
them. They are morning affairs. and all
must come provided with a small, dainty
handkerchief of white linen. Gold thimbles
are brought out and sewing silks, and then.
while the conversation buzzes. all sew. In
one corner of each handkerchief there is
nppliqued a colored square. and upon the
square, which must be exquisitely set in.
there is embroidered an initial. 1t is the
d~aintiest kind of work and capable OF the
finest treatment. You, who learned to sew
in a convent, Gracia. will have no trouble
with this bit of work.
There is a piece Of sewing now upon
which all women are engaged-all who
want to look well. It Is the making of taft
feta corset covers, or. If preferred, of COW
ers of wash silk.
They are made perfectly plain and are
buttoned down the back with buttons made
invisible under a flap. II buttoned down the
front the buttons must not show. These
covers are very tight fitting. and are to be
worn all winter under the waist of lace and
Louisine, of liberty and ~taffeta, which will
be the vogue.
VANDERBILT SHIRT WAISTS.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, that young ma
tron whose every gown Is ordered in the
best Of taste, will have some Of the love-
lest of shirt waists this winter, or per-
haps you would call them separate" waists
instead of shirt waists.
They are I'm crepe. in lisse, in embroidered
tulle, in pineapple silk. in liberty. Louisine
and in gold tissue. It is really bewildering
to see how varied can be the styles in the
making OF fancy waists and how one can
secure novelty with the simplest methods.
1 saw something, Gracia. whicn would
have amused you the other evening, upon a
roof garden. at which sat a party of fash
ionable yachtspeople. One Of the young
women. a striking blonde. had on a bodice
of gold tissue mao over white Large !
bows Of pale butter-colored satin trimmed
her shoulders.
Over one shoulder extended a black velvet
strap studded with gold ornaments, while
the arm was bare. The other arm sported
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-15

A famous scholar, whose hobby was the
derivation of words, had occasion to store
his furniture while proceeding to the Con-
tinent. During his researches in. Berlin he
received from the warehouse company the
following letter: Sir: We have the honor
10 inform you that the mattress you sent to
our store had the moth in it. Since the
epidemic would expose the goods Of other
rass to be destroyed"
The scholar replied: "Dear SHINY mat
tress may, as you say, have had mo.h IN
IL. but / am confident that 1t had an q
in It aIso."-Lopdon King. -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-15

the gown. one touching the end Of he
train and the other Just escaping the
ground, in front. The tulle was embrois
dered in green and gold butterflies.
It is to be a very gay winter. dear cousin
and a winter of fads, but such delightful
ones! The newest Is the embroidering OF
white taffeta petticoats with gold thread,
to be worn with ones wedding gown. or in
lieu of that. with ones Sunday best. OF the
other fads I will tell you next week. From
your loving NEW YORK COUSIN.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-15

lily. Only a few years ago their large resi-
dence,. northeast Of Centralia. was RACED to
the ground by a cyclone and several Of the
children narrowly escaped death. The baby
was found half a mile from home in the
branches Of an .uprooted tree. One arm
was broken and the other was pinned 70
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-15
JOHN F. HARRISON AND FAMILY OF AUDRAN COUNTY, MISSOURI

the tree by q huge silver Of wood. Immedi-
ate medical attention was all that saved its
life.
Many victims Of the cyclone were de-
ranged for a time over the heavy financial
losses. Although Mr.. Harrison lost his
homestead. cattle sheds and Q fine barr. he
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-15

WRITTEN FoR THE sUNpAY REPUBLIC.
John F. Harrison, a pioneer settler in Au-
drain County. is one OK the best-known
stoeErnen I'm Central Missouri. He has q
fcnIty OF twelve children. several Of whom
are snlnost as prominent as their father.
Yicsssitudes seem to have helped the fam
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-15
WATER OF TWO OCEANS.


There are 10000 600 cubic miles OF water
in the Atlantic. 141. 900. 200 in the Pacific.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-15

began clearing away the debris instead of
worrying over the situation. In less than
four months. a new and finer house had
been erected, together with new barns and
outbuiidings.
He is particularly proud of his big fam
NY and the feeling is duly rectprocated.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-15
4 THREE BACHELOR GIRLS AND THE1R FOL

Something of the Seasons New Hats, and society's Fad for Sewing
Miss Morton, Who Is to Marry a Cosmopolitan Count, Has
MANY ExonisHe GOWNS Story of a French Wed
ding That Was Transferred to New York-Lady
Sarah Wilson Is a Delightful Person.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
o,1PREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

~ YORK-Robert H Oakley. Trustee etc Pain
tiff against B. HOupt and others Defendants
n,1rsuance OF judgment foreclosure sale duly
and above entitled action, bearing
5ats the i2th dav November. 1901 UNDERSIGNED
the Referee in Judgment named Will sell Public
he York Real Estate Salesroom III
broadway in the Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New
Work on the Ith dag Of December. 1901 10 O'Clock
noon on that day. by Herbert A. Sherman Auctioneer
the premises directed by said Judgment be sold
,bsrein described follows: All that
of land with the building thereon erected,
euste living being in the Borough OF The Bronx
tba Citv County State Of New York. and bounded
ard described as follows: Beginning a point the
Southery Of One hundred and thirtysixth 36rh)
street distant two fifty (2J0 feet
from the By the intersection OF the South
civ side OF one hundred chirtysixh 136hl
with Eastsrly side Of St AIMS Avenue: running
thence Southw parallel with AIMS
part OF distance through party wall hundred
ffOOl feet 10 line OF the block. thence
warilv along line Of the block twenty-five 9l
feet thence Northwardy again parallel with St
Avenue and part distance through another
wall one hundred the Southery side OF
hundred and thirty-sixth G36JhJ Street thence West
warily along the SoCtherly side of One hundred
thiry-sixth (f3Sh) Street twenty-five C2) feet
pOnt or place OF beginning
Dated: New York November 1s. 1901.
GEORGE F. L.ANGBEIN. Referee.
PHILIP E CONNELL. Attorney for PLAINTIFF. +5 Pima
street Borough of Manhattan. New York City
The following a diagram OF the property 70 be sold
as described above number being No. s54 E.
l36th Street:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
C,rPREME CoUar. NEW YORK COUNTY

- Iuis Bossert ald another. Plaintiffs AGAINST Mary
t4s,,sssv and others Defendants II pursuance ol q
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly raa@ ana So
IN ba above entitled action, bearing date O,ooeI -
Jaof rhe undersigned. the referee IN SAID
will sell at public auction at the New :oIk -
Estate salesroom Ne III Broadway, Bor2Gs o. N -
Lsta0 CIV 0f New York Tuesday. the 81 gay l
December 1901 at twelve o'clock no9n oy Ian iSs1r ~
pvan aucronear premises directed oy sad 1!s
10 be sold and therein described as toltoWs ,1ax nj
certain lot piece OF parcel OF land with the 5S
thereon erected situate lying and being N q ,,Y
War5 or the Borough Manhattan N tns Cts -
ana State Of New and bounded ard derla ia a,
ToITovs- beginning A point in the NVstvi.y -
IISatS-+ street about one hundred and eighteen tI-
1ast brsa 0 inches SoutheTy from the Soulh
ror1a- 81 Fra,kfor- street and William street
tbancs Westerly along line OF land now d Ia'e
OF David Hdrrlott aceu -
and Onenait ~
Iand formerly OF the Beekman family ana hoN -
hsiourtng 10 Alfred Ashhed and Nr tAaihe.S. sr4r
Soutbsry along said mentioned line 2hot ISrgi.y
Ave I251 feet 10 the line OF land now or Ia 80 last
20 Warranted Hawxhurst thence Easterly along g. n
mentioned line one hundred and four uVt To-tb
inches 10 the line Frankfort street: and & far
eriy along Frankfort Street aid
TWO (21 inches TO the point place OF oeghns hssnr
several dimensions less SAD prel.lls S,-ssf
known number twenty t-''
Dated New York November 8. 1901 .,,.D- r,a..-o.
N"'e- - John JEROLOMAN, Re1eree a,
ATWATER & CRUIKSHANk FlainlIs @A''O'1'0
Cedar Street. New York y. Y .-,. o, bs sold:
The following is a diagram OF the prsIiiSeS ~ -
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
>-rw YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ OF NEW YORK.-Fannie BuTchaEuD uDsfsndants.
praIntn against Tobers ana 1tAeLS' NJ Fore
A~tior No l. pursuance OF "a JI-1
yr an, Sale duly and entered IN N5vsrnber.
Cose % nn+t,r bearing date the 18th day OF t,3ent
1oo the undersigned. he Referee ~ ~ New York
ror,ed viii sell at Public Auction az ne ,,- IN
paaI Estate Salesroom No. III t5tut = The tenth
fsorauvb Of Manhattan. City OF New 1orN ~ that
Iax OF December 1901. at II OcIoc n directed
h vyiI1iar1 M Ryan AuCtioneer the Issc-ihed
~ - i,1igTnert to be sold and therein 81 land.
,o1lowS: All that certain lot. piece OF erected.
ter the building and improvements .ht-J ward OK
,,,a+e living ard being in the twenty p- ny which
- ,,,., ~ New tBorOuga OF Inc the vyse
on certain map entitled Map OF I vrer5 Lard I'm
3 %.,e beinnging TO Twenty-thrd AL 5y John
dated July l. lS- and
- w. Horne Civil Engineer and CltS ,--r+v e New
al, IN the Once the Register OF t .rsr one hun
designated by tse ios foE-
iorK - ,btrtvsix and is bounded ana a. s+srv ssie
dred anu SoTnniencing az point on the % ~
80 bs Southern Boulevard. distant "" nun ~ the iusrse
from corner Win
~ - saT Fasterly OF the Sou known IS
tion 9L Street IeII-
Charlotte Place. and running theh one hundred an.
,ha S,utherIy line OF lot nuIloer vim Jennins,
.he Sarsn on said map and pafalisI nartv val
S'IIty of distance tituN-I via
t;,rIra5 feet thence SOutherY a tsence West
one Eon,hsrn BouIevard twenty -hve - number one
said SoutneIi ,ba NortherIy rne OF Iot a31 parallel
hunurT Street one hundred teet s.ce Sortherb
VII said southern Boulevard enu 1riayar1 twenty
sius 49, - said Easterfy side or salo o3rg L
sIu az. aiSis ,o TIE noint or place or DesiN
pa;ed New York. Nov. 1oth eco HAAS Referee a,
,rrcp MEYER Attorney for !, 'Suanhattan.
Ch York city Borough -. he sold -
~. 1aiowins is a diagram of the prope'
described above; ,.,,Sx Street
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
a raceiyed at their Uptown Office.
a feNe' NO. 1922 BROADWAY.
%, door north OF 3Ist-st.. until o'clock p: M :,
received the following
offices at regular office rates until o'clock p % viz S4
23d-st.; 153 Bth-ave, cor 18th
3, H2 E;nst I4th-st.; 257 West 42d-st.. between
S,h and sth aves. 263 West 12Sth-st.; 1,.sSS I'D
80 ~ between roth nth sts.: 1926 3d-ave. near
G1st st 7OS 1st-ave.. seth st. 1o3 East
11.Ssx.S,.t, ?:,0 TremOnt-ave-s $50 3d-ave, near
4ist st; 554 3d-ave.. 40 Bleecke r.st.; a:o
Rieesker-at. Brooklyn. n Y-21O COurt-st..
1iS Smtth-st. Newark, n. J.-5A brOnd-st.
Also at all A. D. T. offices.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF WV

~ YORK.-Ronaid Il Brown. Trustee unda- -. ,
will and Of Samuel B. Kenyon deceased se
tiff against Julia c. Hendrckson and Others Dese,sa- a-
In pursuance OF the Judgment Of foreclosure and S
duly and entered in the above entitled ar.io, sa
bearing 10Th day of October, 1901 tha ana
sigred the referee in said Judgment named will a =
public auction the York Estate Sass sn at
Number III Broadway. in the Borough of Manhatta1
of New York, the 11th day of December faa, N.y y
ham Co. auctoneers. the premises directed hx ga
Judgment be sold and therein described as f1asi
All that lot OF land IN the CITY OF New York. in the
being lot known and designated by the nuruhsr E
and part Of the lot known and designated BY the
Der 4S a certain map entitled Map 50 Iots q. an
Perot Estate in oath the city Of New .ae
May 1890 Title Guarantee & Trust Co.. No "a rIsea
ST. c. HoIerith. City Surveyor. filed in the ~
June Both, 1890, the lot hereby mortgaged being
described follows Beginning point on the 1or.s
along the said side Of said Avenue, hundred 40
nineteen and seventytwo one-hundredths Feet ,.a
eastery the intersection Of the northwestern a.
of Sedgwick Avenue and the nOrtheastery side ~ p
Street and ,nring thence northwesterfy aons Fs.os
nearly parallel the boundary lire between los
46 and Al said (said line passing betwa.,
and the building standing the premises adoniny 80
same on the south) hundred forty ana sfts
Cne-hundredths feet TO lot Number rs; thence nors
easterly part of the along the
7e and the of the along OF Iot Nu.b.
IS twenty-five and fortynne ore-huDdredths feet :,
LOT as; thence southeastern
Der hundred and thirtyfve and eighty-ni7e
hundredths the nOrthwesterly side OF
Avenue thence souhwesterly along northwessr
one-hundredths the point OF beginning ToSstss
all right title and interest OF party of
part Of in and to the land lying in Sedgwck Avenus
in front adjoining the described
to centre line OF said Avenue.
Dated New York. Nov. 10th. 1901.
VIM. II HIRSCH Retere.
broadway Borough OF Manhattan " Y ~
The following is diagram Of the property solt
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
RAILROADS..
foreclosure Sales.
c,1PREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

NIPREME COUhls SCC->AA
~ yORK-Ellen Kent Plaintiff. against francls =;
Bonn and Defendants In pursuance ~ - the
81 foreclosure and duly made and entered IN '
ove entitled action bearing date the Ztn DAY 81
Ny,snber 1901 the undersigned. the Referee IN ssu
i,4pment named sell at public aucton at the ~
f2orn,fh of Manhattan City of New YORK on tne IN
dav of December 1901. at II O'Clock noon on tal
W,far, NJ RYAN Auctioneers. the premises drecteu ~
said Judgment to sold, and therein G
ii that niece or parcel land with the buildings
thereon and being the northe[Iy
Twentv-eighth the Borough OF iha @ foi
~ civ Of New York bounded and described as
lows: Beginning point on the norleIs raeterIy
northwesterly corner OF Seconu aNeIue a.
rvren,y street: running thence northey o
line parallel Second avenue seventy-lour lei IN
fourtbs Of an thence westerly, on hIs
,ryenty, eighth street thence northeIy,
IT, naraeI TO the twenty-fOur Iee
inches thence easterly. on line pal
with Twenty-eighth street twenty Le.
III on line parallel Second avenue seVeiltS
g., inch; thence easteriS' on
ina naraeI to Twenty street, to the easterly
line Hill Farm; thence sou
bonndarv line distant seventytwo feet westerly from ~
eide Of thence southeTiy, oI
Nv ,aralIeI with Second avenue TO point ae
and nine inches
nn line parallel eighth street nineteen I
thence sortherIy line parallel TO SeCphd - 80
,brea feet and nine inches the northeriy lie
street; thence westerly aons
tho Mace OF beginning: all of the said dnlefsio
H. width on Twery-eighth street, being more OF ies
Dated New York, December 2nd 1'Dl..,, 1,..-aa
,-.-o>- o 1OrISSToN Attorneys for Plaintiff. ;
ard 10 Centre Street Borough of Manhattan ->e" ~
City. ,, - ..a -ronertv to be sold
its street number is 2i5 East 2sth Street
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
STATE OF NEW YORK.-Supreme Court,

County Of Mew & ap rbs7na one
G;oetttar Joseph Janghans Elizabeth Brill Teufe
Eliza Ele all of the foregoing being children OF Jo7P &
two children Of John oeher deceasedl
widow Of Xavier JunghanS deceased: Maier and
Maer, FTeida Maier Eva Maer; Sh shdls o. sna5
Of the premises complaint Julius Box
plant Frank walz of the premises described in
the complaint and Anna NJ Junghans as adniS'Ta'tn T b
named defendants: You are hereby suhonea 90 70
Of your answer on plaintiffs attorney within twenty
days service of this summons exclusive ., '
aaue any ef Judgment viii be taken against default
relief demanded in the complaint Trial 10 De e'
in the County Of New York
Dated this 9Th day Of Janrary ao Office and
office address. broadway. Saratoga SPRINGS y Y
,hr Thsrei r SehGs Knno a rsu Eliza se
M%s Ed E6eS 6aaer Mse ais Ma ae Ss
is served upon you BY s Of be
Supreme OF the state OF New York dated the 'h
day Of No 5aoi IN @ns 5s Clerks d on oe ses' Of f M
Of New York at the City and state OF New lo5K, saa
or SFgnai Jnnaag SgmP5on' so having been s eS inc '
The objsc, Of this partition. accord
that partition cannot be made without great pre}aG 20
Al that certain lo p PifSs Ss J Of New Yn
on the southerly side Thirtyeghh street between
the Eighth Ninth avenues and known and and & desig-
made by samuel E. Holmes City Survey91 June; ISSg;
OF New York by lot number three hundred thirty
nine C3sl: Commencing southery side Of Thirty
eighth number three hundred and
,hrtv-eight on map distant four hundred feet
of the Ninth ave
me and Thrveighth street; running easterly
along Thirty twenty-five feet TO lot number
three hundred forty said thence southerly
along said hundred and forty and parallel with
ninetyeight feet and 7ine inches 20
the between Thirty seventh and
thence westerly along said centre
line twenty-five said lot number three hundred
and thrtyeight thence northerly along said lot three
hundred and thryeight parallel with the Ninth
and nine inches TO the southeriy
side of Thirty the place of beginning BE
inv conveyed Navier Junghans by
Tohn r Oeher and dated April IA. 1870 and
recorded office aforesaid in Lber llio oil
Conveyances a page 224 May 3. 1870
The following s diagram OF the property sought 70 oe
,srtt,onea or sold its street number 326 West
Thirty-eighth street:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03

The approximate amount 9f the ms is 0s
- .hnns,nd one hundred hfty-tour anu fath .ay o.
sa l54 s5lOO interest thereon Ir1 and alIoHan
Ge.arh., ieOi together with costs November IS-
amountng to so3 2-fOo with interest saIs The a.
1901 together with the expenses other nur-
which are be allowed 10 the pue A. s192 2o-iVV -
interest.
Dated. New forA' N' GEO HAAS.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03

The appro innate amount Of the lien or charge to
satisfy which the aoove-desoroed properly 20 oe 500
. la 45OO thereon from the l2h day of
S1.ior 1aof together with costs and allowance
wountng to ses1 200 with interest from November Is
aoos tagsther with the expenses OF the SALE The ap-
,rsfe amount Of assessments or other liens
ph GO to he allowed the purchaser out of the
wnen nnev or paid by Referee Is $l92 2O100 and
interest. -, >,,r.,,hs- y, 100,
DATED. NC" GEO. HAAS. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
21e.72
Sedgwick Avenue.

The approximate OF the lien charge to sat-
isfy which the described property sold IA
{. thereon from dav of Oc-
tober 1901 together with costs and allowances
of S261 u, with interest from
October 10Th 1901 with the expenses the
The approximate amount Of the taxes and
ats- rates or other liens be allowed purchases
out Of the purchase paid by the referee is
S275 90 and interest -. -
WILLIAM H HIRSCH. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
2Sth Street.

2Sth Street.
The approximate of the lien or charge TO SATISFY
is 20 be Sold Is Sl9
% with interest thereon rom the l9th day OF NO
together with and allowance amount
together with the expenses OF the SAFE
The approximate of the taxes assessments ana
rates other liens 30 be allowed to the purchaser
the purchase money. or paid by the feieree Is
$40 - and interest.
Dated New York End day of December 1901
ARTHUR ID. TRUAX, Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
RailrDaos
PENNSYLVANIA
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RAILROADS..

~
STATIONS foot of WEST TWENl Il - risD sprrTs
ND pEsBRossEs AND coRTLANDf sihhhi'
r,, leaving time from Desbrosses and
S s+reet. Is five minutes later than
Cor, 20 .n below for Twenty-thfrd Street
station. except where otherwise nou o,e,o. ps-o,
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Standard Coaches.
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For points and Long Branch Railroad
West Twenty-thrd Street station). S55 n n. IL 40
s25 49, II % 2. m. Sundays 30 a. m d.oo 90
D m Desbrosses and Cortiandt Streets} Suo
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FOR PHILADELPH1A
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and Cortlardt Streets 020) Dining Can 100 )ning
- III %
and Streets 220. 80 % G)intng Car, 30;
Can. 755. s25 s55. . p m - % night sGnGayS {59
fIO coaches). $50 S.: Do, 300 li-inls'-I
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Dining carr % Dining Car) 355 40 dining =.
455 Dining Carr. 555 Dining Carr. 155 SO $50 u
Ticket orces Nos 4e 1896 1854 III and 2G1 Broadway
Is2 below Odd STU Astor House: Nes'
Twertythrd Street station and Ft-to9s foot 500 S Pi
and Curtlandt Streets Court street eoo fui
ton Street os Broadway and Pennsylvanla Annex s1a
ton Brooklyn Station Jersey City The New Tote
Transfer Company Will call for and check baggage Ioii
hotels destination Telephone
'ql4 Eighteenth Street. Pennsylvania Railroad Sat
7 "a IIT-rcJTrNSON + r WOOD.
General NJ Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03

,. .,,o,,nt of the lien charge TO , sas
isfr Which the above described premises are % Interest
,nro October 1Tth. 1901. and fou rifh in
twentv-nne s429} dollars costs and -Eer with
sxDenses of the sale. The approximate ne ~ be al
49, aseassrents and other liens Whch az. a. Or which
,,ai ,bs purchaser Of the purchase eighty
ara 70 he paid by referee is twe.ve Mil be sold
snhisc, 10 a prior mortgage of S50VOo LI-1 Nm
,Iv I5th 1901 per centun PEI, XJN Referee.
1uiS i''N' ~ JOHN JEROIOMAN.
.TwATER & CRUIKSHASK. plaintiffs At'orDe'
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03

,rh D,r,1n,a-e amount Of the lien charge satisfy
bb -b ahOya Fescrihed property IS to be sold. is ST.
20 * with interest thereon from the Eta day oI NJ
with costs and allowances amount
ry 10 s+23 az wi.h interest from November I'm Ipi
Of the sale. The approSiInae
,on of taxes assessments other Hens. wnich are %
be allowed 70 ,he purchaser out OF me purchase Hs'
rat5 NJ r. fsree IS 1902 90 and interest
hated New York November IS 1901 -
ba'eI - GEORGE F. LANGBE,lN. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
new YORK CENTRAL
HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION
eos A. NJ md - P NJ Daily. except sundays TO Pitts
fell. Sundays only. al go a NJ.
Pullman all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices Il3. 26l. 4:6 and 1910 Broadway y
r--.on 2T5 Columbus Ave. 81 West l23th ST,
Iaa 81 and IaSth New York 22s and I2o
FEi.6n St ard iOG Bru7dwaT. II. u. Brooklyn
Tei.nbone New York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence by
p RTOnGE1T. GEORGE II. DANIELS
New-York tribune., 1901-12-03
BALTIMORE g. Ohio RAILROAD.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave Franklin St Station New iqsk. as toi-
,o,is and 15 min. later West 42d St, N. X -
10 A. M.-For Intern, points to Albany * Mont
A MD Hud. Riv. & Moh Express
l.. M.-Chicago Express. 70.
y M-Con Detroit Chi q ST LOUIS
p M-(or For River Points & Albany
.9iS p M-For Roch.. Buffalo. Cieve,d q Chicago.
~ tS p M-For Roch.. Buffalo. Detroit & 81 Louis
.ai5 p M-For Syra Roch.. Mag. Falls De q chi
.taiiy tDaily except Sunday. Leaves Brookiyn An
mex No at tlo:i5 A. NJ: at t3;o8 r NJ Leave
IaTsey p. R. Sta. No l. at f1l:2o A M: No =
j. s.sS p NJ Time principal hotels and offices
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=. q ,.anJ SUPERINTENDENT GEN: Passr Agent