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touches in the delineation OF some interesting
types IN modern America

There are eleven stories in Mr.. Bars new
book all illustrating the jovial and canny TRAITS
of King Jamie the Fifth Of Scotland he Is
represented as a young wise enough to wish
for an intimate knowledge of his subjects ana
reckless enough to seek that knowledge In all
manner of strange adventures. going abroad
among his people in disguise and trusting to MS
native wit rather than to his resources as king
to get him out of the scrapes in which his fond
ness for wandering involves him Some or the
stories are very good others are less sklfully IN
vented; but all are entertaining We have the
king sharing in a conspiracy against himself ana
tempering his interference with the affair not
only with mercy but with delightful humor
We have him. in the guise Of beggar, saving
one Of his subjects from the gallows. we nave
him proceeding against border thieves with as
much shrewdness as celebrity, and we have him
exposing the evil schemes of foreign foe. There
are other episodes in the book, and all of them
serve to bring out the wit and bravery the
good nature and the charm. of most plctur-
esoue personality Mr. Barr has wisely refrained
from attempting to put great deal OF local
color into his dialogues and descriptions. Inc
stories are related in easy, straightforward
fashion with admirable spirit, and they make
a readable volume Mr.. Sullivan is uneven in
his work as illustrator. but some Of his draw
ings and especially that which presents the
king proclaiming himself a scaffold possess
the strength and originality which we have be-
fore this admired in his best work
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

Of New-YoTk-Jacob Meurer plaintiff. against Josepn
H Cary and others. defeudantsIn pursuance OF JIc
foreclosure and sale. duly made and enlssd
the above action. bearing date the -btn @
May undersigned the referee n sd v go
will sell at pubic auction al the -
Real SalesroOm. No III Broadway IN ne H ~
Manhattan city OF New-NoTk. on the lStn uAy
1902 clock that day. - EE4e,,
F Never. auctioneer. the premises directed oy sa1
to be therein described f9IoWs-
All that certain piece parcel or land VIII 20
situate, lying and n taS
1-I,afrh Ward CT City OF NeV-fork the south
10 ~ one hundred and tvecty-cinth Street. between
efngton and Fourth bounded and described as
Fonvs beginning point On the said southery soc
~ one hundred and tweny-ninth street distant twenty
g. 5A Fsaf westerly the Sou-hwester}y corner OF
and Lexington Ave
Southerly and parallel wiki Lexins-
900 feet and eleven CID inches
~ The sutre line the block: thence Westerly al ng s
twenty t2e feet thence Northsry
ma 0arasl with Lexington Avenue niuetynic s9 ZEE.
e. -, ~, inches the sOutherly side OF One huncled
and twentyunrA Street: thence Easery along SAID sIs
aid sweet twenty 20l the point OF beginning
La'7u - ISA AC~ FRONINiF. Referee
r-rStyF G yOJTZ Attorneys P-aintn 81 Broad
vav Borough Brooklyn. New YORK 81.
Following diagram OF the property 20 oe sou
~ described the number being No lSO EAST
I20th street. New-York City y, y.
E 18th Street
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BIOGRAPHY.

HUGH PETER. PREACHER. PATRIOT. PaIL-AN-
THROPIST. By Eleanor Bradley PETERS o"o' Dr.
iy IOl &c. P. Putnams Sons.)
The life of an interesting seventeenth century ~
worthy. the fourth pastor of the first cnurcn IN
Salem. Mass.
THE LIFE OF JOHN WILLIAM WALsHE. F. s. ~, a.
Edited with an Introduction. by Montgomery Car
michael 12mo pp. xvi. 266 &c. P Dutton & Coz
A portrait Of an English devotee Of st. Francis
long resident Assist. and high authority on Fran
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foreclosure sales.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK.-The Farmers Loan and Trust Company
plaintiff. against CHARLOTTE A LYON. Others.
defendantsln pursuance OF judgment foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered entitled
action and bearing date 18th day OF January. 1902
the undersigned Referee in said Judgment named
Salesroom. No III Broadway. in Borough
haitian City OF New York. Thursday. day Of
June. 1902 u o'clock that day. By Bryan L
Kennedy auctOneer the premises directed said
be sold and therein described follows
piece OF land with the building
erected, lying being IN 18TH
Borough of Manhattan OF the City OF York and
northeFry side OF Eighty-sixth
hundred hfysix feet eastsry from formed
intersection OF the northerly side OF Eghysfxh
easrerly side OF First avenue. running
thence northerIy and parallel with First
and ore-haIr inches OF
block eastery ard along said
ty-ve thence sOutherly parallel with the eaStsry
o First partly through party wall
eight and One-haf inches 70 the northsry
uorthery side Eighty-sxth twenty-five
OF beginning. Being the
Charlotte A Lyon by Howard c. Badgisy
and wife by deed April 18th. 1890 and recor9ed
Register OF City and County OF New Yor
in 300 OF COnveyances. 446 and being
the street number 45 East Eightystxth
street York City. New York
Dated York, June 3 1902.
HENRY B. WESSELMAN. Referee.
TURNER ROISTON & KORAN. Attorneys for Plain
tiff % william Street. New York y. Y.
The following a diagram OF the properly be sold:
number is 425 East Eigh ty-sixch street:
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THEOLOGY.

THE STORY OF THE MoRMoNs. BY William Alexan-
der Linn. Svo, pp xiv, 63T. CThe Macmillan Com
pany)
history of Mormons from the date Of their
origin the year 1901
THE FOURTH BOOK OF MOSES, CALLED NUMBERS
Edited by G. Buchanan Gray. 16mo pp- xxx. loJ-
Philadelphia: j. B. Lippincott Company
IN 1.-The Temple Series with frontisplece
from George TnWorthe panel. The Power or Faltn
THE EARLIER PAULINE EPISTLES. CORINTHIANS.
GALATIANS THESSALONIANS. Edited BY
Vernon Bartlett NJ. 16mo, pp- xiii. l42 (Pnil-
adelphia: J. B Lippincott Company
In The Temple Bible Series with frontispiece
G. Charity
THE CROSS OF CHRIST IN BOLOLAND- By John
limo, pp 233- CThe Fleming H Re-
veil Company
Philippine Islands.
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sTth Street


approximate Of the lien charge 10 satisfy
which above described property Is 70 oe 500 =
% with interest thereon from the 4th DAY q
January 1902 tCgeher with costs and allowances amount
ing $375 5Oi0O with interest from January ILn IT,
expenses sale The approxilnas
amount of taxes assessments other liens which are %
allowed the purchaser out Of the purchase N0-SS'
paid by he Referee. s % and interest
Dated New York June 8. 1892 -,-s-..
HENRY B. MESSssLAlAN tteteres-
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The approxinnate charge to satisfy
which tae property is 20 be sold Is
100 with interest thereon from the sd DAY o.
Nav with and allowance amounting
10 SS3a 5llOO from May 2sth lV togethe
The approximate OF
taxes other liens which are TO oe
purchaser purchase money OF pa4o "
the Referee Is 81 Isl. 14-fUO and interest
D"'se ->'" -oN' ~ ISAAC FRoMAfE. Rsfsrea
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POETRY.

SYLVIA AND OTHER POEMS BY Marie Louise Eurge
16mo, DID. 3d. edwin s. GorhanJ
POEMS OF sryTy-FIvF, YEARS. BY EIery Charming
Selected md Edited by F. B. Sanoorn iSno. pp'
xix rs CPhfladelphia: James H. Bentleyo
With biographical Introduction
THE sIAMEsE TWINS AND OTHER POEMS By
William Linn Reese limo. pp- Ito e0 "
DaYtonl
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HISTORY.

NAVAL HEROES OF HOLLAND. By J. A. Nets. l2no
PIP 24S. (The Abbey Press.)
Deeds of few of the naval heroes conspicuous
in the struggle between Holland and Spain.
THE EARLY HISTORY OF VENICE By F. c. Hodg-
son, NJ. A. limo, 4I3. &c. P DutIon & Coz
Covering the period from the earliest times
conquest of Constantnople, A. D. 1204 illustrated
with map and plan
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NATURAL HISTORY.

THE KINDRED OF THE WILD. BY Charles G. d
Roberts. 12mo. xii. 3T4. Boston: Doubleday
Page & Coz
A book OF animal life profusely illustrated.
TWEEN YOU AN l. BY Max OReu limo DID, $50
CThe Lothrop Publishing Company
Vivacious criticisms women
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE MODERN CORPORATION. BY Thomas Conyngham
16mo, PIP. SIS. CThe Ronald Press)
a of the objects methods and advantages
Of the business corporation
LIFE AT WEST POINT. By H. Irving Hancock limo
pp will go. &c. P Putnam's Sons)
The studies disciplines amusements of the
prospective army ofncer.
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REPRINTS.

MY JAPANESE WIFE By Give Holland lznno' pp'
PIT. Frederick A. Stokes Company
japanese idy1.
NUEvo DICCIONARIO DE PRoNUNCIACION De LAS
LENGUAS INGLESA Y ESPANOI-A Por , hasssn
lie Cadena. Nueva Edcion Cu!dadosa-
Revisada Aumentada Edward Gray
A. B, NJ. D., F. r. NJ s.. Juan L. Iribae t2uar'o'
pp. xvi T65. Cd. Appleton g. Coz
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PHILOSOPHY.
PHILOSOPHY,

PHILOSOPHY. ITS SCOPE AND RELATIONS BY
Henry Sidgwick. limo. PIP xviii 252 (Macmillan
s. Coz
An Introductory course OF lectures
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SCIENCE.

ALTERNATING CURRENT MACHINES BY Samuel
Sheldon. A. NJ. Phi D. limo. iv, 2o9 u van
Nostrand Company
A textbook in technical educat1onal insti-
buttons. Copously illustrated.
ELECTRICAL AND MAGNETIC CALCULATIONS. BY
A. A. Atkinson. NJ. S. limo. PIP. viii 2SS- u van
Nostrand Company
Largely an introduction a in electrical
engineering.
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JUVENILE.

FIVE LITTLE PEPPERS ABROAD. BY Margaret svd
ney- 12mo, PIP. Al. CThe Lothrop Publishing Com
panyD
Adventures OF the people of the little brown house
d European tour.
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dences of the game in Surrey in $685. and traces
its course down to the present time
Mr. W. G. Brown, of the Oakley Country Club.
well known historical writer. has made a
study and panegyric Of the ancient game OF
golf Empire trusts and golf." says Mr..
Brown, these are the new things in American
life" And in his celebration Of the last of these
| novelties he proves himself worthy champion
of the royal game at which he processes to be
but an honest duffer." This addition to the
literature of sport will be published this month
by Houghton, Miff1in & Co. in All attractive lit
tie volume. Another historical writer, William
CARROT Brown, has also turned his attention
to the celebration of the game in an article In
the current Atlantic"
The first volume of the seven of Doubleday,
Page & Co.'S "Variorum and Defnitive Edition
of the Poetical and Prose Writings or EDWARD
Fitzgerald" will soon appear. OF this there Will
be $50 sets printed 300 being for public sale.
There will be a complete photography, and nu-
merous personal and literary notes, compiled by
George Bentham and a preface by Edmund
Gosse The first volume will contain the first
edition of the "Rubaiyat," with seventy-hVc
quatrains, as published in 1859. 'salaman and
AbsaI; an Allegory Translated from the Persian
of Jami," and "Euphranor; a Dialogue on
Youth" as published in 1851. Volume II will
contain the second edition of these three works;
Volume III the title page Of the thlrd
edition of the "Rubaiyat' Ghe text being
practically the same the second. also the
fourth and fifth editions, with the variations
in the latter from the third and fourth;
also the third edition of "Salaman and
AbsaI" the "Euphranor'' of 1882 reformed
into its present shape in consequence OF copies
being askt for when I had none to give, as
Volume " contains the six dramas translated
from Calderon; Volume V, two others published
without the transator's name. and "Polonfus;
Volume VI Sea Words and Phrases Along the
Suffolk Coast" "a Bird's-eye View OF
Farfduddfn Affairs Bird Parliament" and "The
Downfall of King Gdipus" and Volume VII the
miscellany. All the title pages are reproduced
in facsimile and the original pagination is re-
tanned.
Professor Paul S. Reinsch's new book on
Colonial Government will be published THIS
month by the Macmillan Company. The book
is of special interest just for its inclusion
of q chapter on 1.-THE Special Colonial Problems
of the United States" Professor Reinsch, VINO
is professor of political science in the University
of Wisconsin, attracted attention some years
ago nv his book on World Politics.
William Samuel Lilly, who was formerly OF INC
Indian Civil Service, has written conpre-
hensive book about England's great dependency
which tho buttons are bringing out in this
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EDUCATIONAL.

ADVANCED FRENCH PROSE COMPOSITION. By Vic
tor E. Francois 12mo. pp 2a2 american Book
Company
A variety of entertaining helpful exercises
the constructions idioms OF the French language
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IRRIGATION

IRRIGATION FARMING. BY Lucius n. Wilcox. limo.
xiv. 494- tOrange Judd Company
handbook for the proper application of In
the production of crops.
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ROCKS OF THE WEEK.
ARCHITECTURE.

THE STORY OF WESTMINSTER ABBEY. By Violet
Brooke-Hunt. 12no. pp xii. 356 &C. P. Dutton
& Coz
An account of its builders and its dead Illustrated
with halftones
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NoIiGe 10 Creditors

N0IlCc 10 VIsUlIOl6
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Take Notice. that
~ the undersigned intend apply to the Surrogate
for Letters Of Administrator
Goods &c. Of George Christie late OF the Town Of
Greenwich County Washington and state York
deceased according provisions OF
the Code Civil Procedure limiting penalty Of
administration; Notice Is hereby given
having claims against said George Christie
their claims, with vouchers
therefor the Surrogate Of the County Washington
his Office in the Village OF Salem. N. z. befoFs
It'll day Of July. 1902.
Dated. Greenwich N z, May eth 1902
JANE CHRISTIE.
ELIZA CHRISTIE.
ALEXANDER McGFOCH
VAN NESS CURRY. Attorneys Greenwich n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-07

William Samuel Lilly, who was formerly OF the
Indian Civil Service, has written compre-
hensive book about Englands great dependency
which the buttons bringing out In this
country He treats of the physical character
istics of the country. the races, languages and
literature the English conquest and other cpl
sodes in the countrys history and the prog
ress of Christianity. His views on the last sub
iect are not very encouraging; he thinks there
is small prospect of any substantial progress
of missionary effort in India.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-07

English national game, and has played an I'M
portant part In its development Among the
prominent cricketers who have taken part in 1t
are ROYALTIES members of the nobility and coun-
ty sources The book begins with the first evil
dences of the game in Surrey in 1898. and traces
its course down to the present time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-07

FToRu,FGIIM I,ATINUM TRANSACTIONS into
Latin Verse Veteran Poets Edlfee OE fF ahd
Edward Daniel Stone, NJ A. Octave, PIP XVI
299 John Lane
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6eGrbrrs.

A EVERETT STONE yale and Columbia). 315 Wes
N seth Tutoring at pupils tutors residence
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BOOKS AND AUTHORS.
CURRENT TALK OF THINGS PRESENT
AND TO COME.

The early autun n says the Macmillan COM
pany, will probably see another book py the
ANONYMOUS author of Elizabeth and Her Ger
man Garden" It is understood to tell of life
on islands in the Baltic Sea.
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5rhool Aaenries.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors. Goverressas
etc 10 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply to
Mrs NJ J. YOyNG-FULTON. 3 Union Square
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NORWAY.
4 PLEASANT PLAYGROUND IN THE
NORTH

TWO WINTERS IN NORWAY Being an Aceo o nj
Of Two Holidays Spent on Snowsnoess s anu IN IN
Sleigf. Driving and Including an h&peoIonr- ,s =.
the La.ps BY A. Edmund spencer. VIII
Illustrations. Octave, PIP. xiv. 2to Lohsindno'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-07

Concerning the note printed In this column the
other day to the effect that Charles Francis
Adams would deliver address the subject
Shall Cromwell Have Monument?" a CORE
spondent writes that the question thus put is
somewhat belated one, Cromwell has three
monuments already.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-07

How seriously Englshmeu take their cricket
is shown again in the big octave volume that
the Longmans are preparing for publication. en-
titled Surrey Cricket: It's History and Associa-
tions,' edited by the Right Hon. Lord Alver
stone. president, and c. w. Alcock, secretary, of
the Surrey County Cricket Club. Surrey, it ap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-17
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, July l6-JuIy corn closes Just about
where il left of on Tuesday. 65ssc. It sold at
size and al Soc. There was great trade in ii.
The deferred months also closed about where they
cid on tuesday, September selling at 59Ssc and at
eoc and closing at $3.50. sellers December closed
at =Tac; May, 43&c. The Harris-Gates party was
not seller Of July. and II delivered out but very
little OF lis cash during the day. Apparently it is
waiting Tor a normal condition. 1t has stopped
offering its cash corn through the East There are
those who believe If receipts should become very
steaclaess, there might be another twist given
u IS taken Tor granted the HerrisGates party still
run deal and not nearly large il was
the market something Of a stirring up if the nat
uTal surroundings should be propitious, There
ABOUT $4,000 bushels contract corn here this morn
ing. The receipts We're .5S cars: estimate for to-
difficulty in covering and there seemed to be no
special buying pressure from any source. The only
PTaTv receint e1 le ~ r ns elessS9r pe9pd o
last year. East Of the Rockies corn decreased BOO
tE9 bushels The cash market was stronger, No. 3
one Of the new explanations of the abandonment of
the July deal is thSt some Of the members Of the
faith with Harris-Gt ties and sold out: There is
The general agreement. There is a feeling the
HaTrs-Gates party i there is any possibility: will
for the PGrposss Of rega a PTeST i
Europe and by the favorable Continental crop
advices. The incident was heavy open September
buying by ATmour This house seemed to take not
was doing some selling at Minneapolis, and toward
the close it looked as if the Armour people were
reselling here through brokers and commission peo-
pie. September opened az &c, sold between 72asc
and 7l$zc, and closed 71aSc bid. July closed al
73lzc; December H44c; The worlds visible de-
creased $4,000 bushels, against s,4E0e0 bushels
decrease a year ago. Clearances We're 5isoso bush
els; primary receipts 200 bushels. against lII60
bushels The seaboard reported only loads. Small
sales OF No; Northern were made here at 4lzc
over September /. O. b.
Oats closed &c TO &c higher than Tuesday; the
JULY, 4914c; old July. z2izc; new September.
3lSzc: old September 2S2sc. The irmness was on
small receipts. small stocks and claims of damage
from the rains of early July. There were only
IS OF all kinds, and only six OF new oats
and only in the LOT No. 2.
Provisions unchanged o pork and ribs, and
a little lower for lard Speculation is small. Ar
IS supposed TO control ribs and pork, the
Cu5ahys lard.
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pNEUMATIC TUBE MAIL SERVICE

- Post Office Department Washington. D. C. June 81
1eo2-SEALED proposals VII De received al the Of
Office Department until Aug Il. 1902. for
Of service by
similar devices the following cities; Boston Mass.
Brooklyn. " v; New York, y. Y, St Louis Mo: Phil
adepha. Pa Washington. d. c; Chicago. III. Pamphlets
giving description OF and requirements the
be had application
above-haned cities. upon application
Postmaster General Washington
D Z C. PAYNE. Postmaster General
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Dlriinou Sale.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York. Harry N. Austin and wife. plaintiffs, against
SUnn ., MCCULLOUGH and others Defendants IN puI 5
sale dly made and entered in the sPove entitled &C
shd9TiSnea referee in SAID n&gmen named wiz sell
room. Number III Broadway the county o. New York
f ne a $f BY aa Of July L9 at twelve oSsk nS4a es
Greeted by said Judgment to be sold and described as
srng her s5gas yPg and being IN Be1Ys5
and City q New York and known and distinguished
tate Daniel aGtier deceased and bounded as follows:
belonging to the Estate Of stehen Crosseid deceased
nc sa by GROUND nov or late eeongng to the heirs
ground now or late bsonsing 70 John os5dn- contain
in length about ninetyne feet be the same more
sd Rear an" M 9'sT s W BY sa asS M0T
TEN day Of Noysmber 1888 ana recorded in the Gte
all that certain inaehtufc Of lease bearing date
the day April in the year thousand eight
pame 6. HI st anna mae Fanny 6y T1 and FT
TurEes rs E1ecusTs Of and trustees tnd9r the vii
mlns'ra'9r Of James Leary deceased and Theodore b
- "i', i a9Ge9sea 70, term % years which Will sA
Of Nine and ,Sss
an ard singular the easeold premises therein mentioned
" rsrcei Of lard situate lying and being in the First
York the Westerly Of Beaver street with the
IN 'front.' & BEAVER Street FSy s ~ ground no% G
lr % tarTet n star ana iRe estate o. James Lar;
and Westerly ground lately belonging 10
PUN the said lot tanning breadth in
Street sixteen feet In the thirteen
and length Westerly .iHe uney-eght
inches. and the Eastery side nnety-nine
inches. FOR and during all residue remainder
yet 10 Of IN and 20 the OF mentioned IN
The said ndeutgr~ 81 subject
rents covenants conditions and provisions therein
freehold lot and known Number "a Beaver will
be sold with that Of the building which
thereon subject 20 and with the beneH Of the
made IN the said lease whereby the Of fee
OF said two lots agreed for themselves and their
cesserS In ute that thsv should termination 81
the said lease their joint and equal expense build
and erect party wall the lire between said
lots specified the said freehold
and leasehnlf will be sold subject OF
ground floor thereof 70 g
for expiring MAY 1901 reservnE he
Of Fifteen hundred Dollars the agreeing
certain proportion Of the annual
meter shall be fairly apport0ned part
of building leased 20 him which has been fixed by
q the parties Sixty Dollars The
rnIs reserved by the last mentioned lease MAY lt
1909 70 belong 10 the purchaser purchasers OF said
freehold and ieasehod premises their heirs executors
administrators assigns and thereafter onehaf Of said
rents 70 belong 60 the said purchaser purchasers their
heirs executors administrators assigns the
hsls belong the IN the said
premises Number ~ Beaver Street
The following Is diagram OF the property to be sold
described above the Street Numbers being
Reav Street rr,trco less
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IS6th ST.

ISGth
The approximate amount Of the lien charge 20
satisfy which ,he above property is 70 be sold.
thousand hundred and l0lOO SlS01 100, with
intel 10. 1902. together
allo three hundred dfty-thTee
si-lCO dollars S3IS4n. with Interest from
together expenses OF the sale The approx
assessments other liens, which
allowed by the purchaser out Of the purchase
money paid by the Referee hundred sixty-hve
dollars (Sl65) and interest.
Dated New York. June 30. 1902.
c. IANGREIN, Referee