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Arizona republican., 1911-07-03
RISE AND FALL

boy was driving a monkey and cart
which belonged to his widowed mother
when he was accosted by a snobbish
young man, who. wishing to impress
his cleverness upon a young lady who
accompanied him. said: Watch me
take a rise out of this boy
He shouted to the boy: Il sayi Do
YOU think your mother would sell me
that Donkey"
THE boy took a good look at him
and answered: DO you think your
mouther could keep two?'
1t was pleasing to see that the young
lady smiled.-Ideas.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-03

| IhomaS RynninS, superintendent of the
territorial prison was a Phoenix visitor
yesterday. He viii return to Florence
today
| FUNERAL OF L. J. WIIkERSON-
he funeral of the late Lemuel j. Will
kers"n will be held at two o'clock this
afternoon i'm the parlors of the Arizona
Casket company, 534 West Washington
street
| CAME AND WENT OVERLAND
! J. W. Ward of Mesa recently moved
| there from San Diego. California.
| bringing with him overland two BAY
! horses. for which he is now looking.
they having strayed away toward
/ Phoenix.
FOURTH OF JULY-The Fraternal
brotherhood committee paid an official
visit 10 East Lake Park yesterday
and reported that the grounds are in
good condition for the big celebration
on the Fourth Of July and that the ball
game will be a hummer
LUCKY FEIlOW-It is reported
that Miss Jessie Weeden, first sec
rotary To the Michigan Society of
Arizona, has quit nursing and is en-
gagged To Lieut.. David Dunlop. Of the
L. = transport service Miss Wee
den is spending the summer at the
coast cities. She has many friends in
Phoenix who will wish her much JOY
in the new relation
A TRIP TO HONOLULU tele-
gram was received yesterday from DR..
Craig at San Francisco. saying that he
would sail on Wednesday for Honolulu
where he would remain for a month.
y week ago the doctor went to Los
Angeles to atatend the sessions of the
Amcricn Medical association. intend
ing to return to Phoenix the latter part
Of last week for a stay of day or
two. Then it was his intention to GO
back to Los Angeles and spend the
summer on the coast where Mrs. Craig
and daughter have been stopping.
AN ARIZONA PIcTURE-A NOV
ing picture taken by the American
Film Co. whose representatives were
here during last winter, and spent
several weeks taking moving pic
lures IN the valley surrounding Phoe-
nix. was shown at the Coliseum last
night and met with the approval of
the large crowd. The Winkelman
stage coach is much in evidence. The
title of the picture being the Bearded
Bandit" this stage is supposed to be
held up by a bandit, which after
wards attacked a young man and
woman from the east. who were IN
the hills. which resulted in the young
casterner giving battle in a fist fight
in which the bandit was considerably
worsted and captured. Many funny
situations are presented and all In
all it is very pretty story. and a
beautiful picture resulting, showing
some very pretty mountain scenes In
Arizona. This picture will be re-
peated tonight with complete change
i'm the other picture program.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-03
NOTTHE WESTERN DAY

I've been reading all your Eastern
papers" commented Grizzly Gus, the
three fingered terror of the bad lands,
and I'VE been a tryin' to keep up with
the stories therein contained. Eut your
sportin' sections gets me. | been a
reading about these here fights you
all has back East Nine times out Of
ten. the paper states The fight ended
i'm a draw That's what | can't savvy.
why not?" we asked. when two
men are equally matched, why should
the fight not end in a draw"
Il guess you have diffrunt kind o
fight in your country. Out here
fight begins with a draw."-Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Arizona republican., 1911-07-03
UNUSUAL PIANO CONCERT.

The Spanish pianist, Alberto Jonas.
gave the following unusual program at
"a concert i'm Berlin lately. according to
the Musical Courier. which SAYS these
numbers are rarely heard there: The
Glicg T. Minor sonata, Paul Erters
suite. op. 20 in four movements. Xavier
Carriers Homage a Chopin" and 3
works by Macdowell-two of the Sea
Pieces and the "Czardas" (F'riska) ;
also two rhapsodies in f sharp minor
aId c major. by Dohanayi, Jonas also
pla, ed Schumann's fantasy. the Men
dclssOhn prelude and fugue in L minor
and LISTS "Campanclla"
Arizona republican., 1911-07-03
FINEST CLOCK IN EXISTENCE.

An old English clock-the finest i'm
England. if not in the worlds in
cludcd i'm the Stephens collection Of
antique furniture lately sold by auc-
ton i'm London. II was purchased
about 80 years ago by the Rev. John
otter stephens and came from an old
manor house in Wiltshire. II has an
English made case. with engraved
brass and arched-top dial. with chased
and gilt corner enrichment. The clock
was sent To- China to be lacquered
with garden scenes. figures and flow
ering trees in rich imperial yell
Iow.-St James Gazette.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-03
KILL MORE THAN WILD BEASTS.

The number of people killed yearly
by wild beasts don't approach the
vast number killed by disease germs.
No life is safe from their attacks.
They're i'm air, water. dust, even food.
But grand protection is afforded by
Electric Bitters, which destroy and
expel these dradly disease germs from
the system. That's why chills, fever
and ague, all malarial and many blood
diseases yield promptly to this won
derful blood purifier. Try them, and
enjoy the glorious health and new
strength they'll give YOU. Money
back. if not satisfied Only soc at all
druggists.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-03
WHERE DO THEY COME FROM

In behalf of a large number of peo-
ole who possess a curious interest III
matters pertaining to natural history
The Republican would like TO nave
some local naturalist who is sure that
he knows what he is talking about
tell where all the toads and bull frogs
, stay between rains. The usual an
swer found in the encyclopedia thdt
they hide out in cool. dark, camp
pIaces will not do. What IS wanted
is some specific information. Any
bodv can read that in book and II
looks good. but what about the Phoe-
nix townsitc for the last year, as
cool damp place? More rain in the
last two days than in the preceding
eighteen months. The only damp
places to be found during the last
year. for any length of time, have
been the irrigating bitches. the irri-
gated lawns and a few cellars. How
many people have seen frog IN a
Phoenix ditch between rains, during
the past year? How many frogs or
toads have been found in Phoenix
cellars or on the lawns, except dur
ing a rain? How many men VINO
clean bitches are in the habit or ulg-
ging the frogs out of the mud OF
from under culverts? They are found
occasionally but not often. n reporter
for The Republican while passing
along Adams street for few blocks
yesterday morning about daylight
counted 7,546.27S frogs or toads, or
both They were not little fellows OF
the kind that are said to rain downS
but great big ones that must be two
or three years old and one Of them
in particular looked like an alligator
as he padded across roadside pond.
If all frogs that are heard here after
rain lived in the bottoms of the
bitches. there would be no place for
the mud.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-03
TO PUSH PEACE PLAN.

Washington, July 2.-Religious. pa
triOtic and peace bodies throughout the
country are requested to hold special
meetings To indorse the arbitration
treaties which President Taft is nego-
tiating with Breat Britain, France. Ger
many and other nations.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-03
ITS WORTH.

Some good had come to him in bus
mess that day and he felt as If he
wanted to share il with others So
when he reached her house and dis
missed the station hack with it's two
sorry horses he joyously handed the
driver 81
The driver looked at the money
then at the man. and then at his
horses, and finally said:
"All right, sir; which horse do you
want ?"-Ladies Home Journal
Arizona republican., 1911-07-03
A LASTING DEBT.

Il notice that you always seem to he
eager to please Mrs. Woodley. | hope
your intentions are honorable. old man.
They are perfectly so. ! owe that
woman a debt of gratitude"
How did it come about. 4 I may
ask
when my wife went away last sum
mer. she placed her parrot in Mrs.
Woodley's keeping, and the bird died
on her hands. Exchange
Arizona republican., 1911-07-03
U. S. DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE.
Genealogical Service, Weather Bur
eau, Arizona Section.

Phoenix. AriZ.. July ., 10 a. M
The river gage at Tempe reads %
feet, falling The gage at Florence
reads O.3 feet rising.
L. y. JESUNOFSKY,
Section Director
Arizona republican., 1911-07-03
DEADLY GRADE CROSSING.

New York, July Five persons were
killed and two injured in grade cross
ing accident near OZono park in the
suburbs late today The victims were
struck by a Long Island train.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-03

Extremely large collars of heavy
lace are being worn on many suits
and dresses. Some are called IN"
Charlotte Corday" and all are charm
ing
Arizona republican., 1911-07-03
WEATHER TODAY.

AriZona-LOcal showers i'm north
fair in south Monday and Tuesday
Arizona republican., 1911-07-03
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Fair; slowly ris-
ing temperature.
Data for "a hours ending p. IN. yes
Arizona republican., 1911-07-03

Your daily duties are part of your
religious life, just as much as your
Observation-Disclosures.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-03

The touch of black or cerise on
White is onr of the seaso l,narks.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-03
THE PHOENIX LUTHERAN

- ~ Il
CHURCH-The Rev. Geo. IueIloo Nos
tor of the Zion English Lutheran
church of Phoenix. left for the cast
thursday. June Is. to attend the sy-
mods convention at La Crosse. wis
Alter Il year Of successful work in
Arizona, especially SO in Phoenix. he
LETT with the brightest hopes of q
large Lutheran church i'm Phoenix i'm
the near future. The Lutherans have
an organized church. and great I'm
ture before them. The pastor expects
To get married in the east. i'm Micbi
gan. and viii return i'm the beginning
of September, To take up the work
again in the most energetic manner.
Ii is the hope of all Luthcrans that
many German and English Luthcrans
and others will come to Arizona To
live. and to be able To find their home
church in the city of Phoenix The
pastor likes Phoenix and Arizona so
that he will talk and think Phoenix
to all he meets in the east Nav the
Lutheran church prosper i'm Phoenix
and as long as the home church of
English speaking Lutherans be a
drawing card for many in the east
~ tbiIt ana I'VE mere.
PRESCOTTS CELEBRATION -
Prescott is arranging for a big cele-
bration today and tomorrow in recug-
milton of independence day Today's
program will consist mainly of cow
boy sports from to : o'clock p. IN.
at Athletic park, followed by flag
picking on the plaza. Prizes amount
ing to $500 are To Ice given away The
stiffest motorcycle race ever held in
the territory will be witnessed to
morrow, when eight amateur riders
will make a double lap of the loop
course agSrogating ninety miles. This
event is open To all corners. prizes
being $50, SIS and SO. Several en-
tries have been made by Phoenix car
owners for the automobile races, to
take place tomorrow. These will be
run over the loop also. That road is
now in splendid condition. due to the
voluntary work done by seventy
prominent citizens Of Prescott last
week. tending To- render the boulevard
as level as a billiard table. Although
several members of Prccotts crack
baseball nine are away, Il is thought
that "A scratch team VIII DE dbie 10
compete with the Humboldt team,
wh'ch is being scut up for the Fourth.
Band concerts will fill in the gaps
between the other items Of entertain
ment. and in the evening grand con-
fetti carnival will be i'm full swing III
the business portion of Prescott.
While the confetti flies the twenty
sixth annual ball Of the Prescott IRE
department will be in full swing at
the odd Fellows hall. The Prescott
fire department hose companies VIII
race for prizes, to be followed by a
knock down water fight with a iuiI
heed of water on. Reese NJ Lang Is
chairman of the celebration commit
tee and has perfected program
which has not been eIuailcd for many
years in Prescott
Arizona republican., 1911-07-03
OF LOCAL INTEREST
1Io ssisls>
IRAoe S ~ is 81 co1sciI ,
>ss0<siT 81

SUPT, RYNNING HERE. - Captain
Thomas Rynning, superintendent of the
territorial prison was a Phoenix visitor
yesterday. He viii return to Florence
today.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-03
CAME AND WENT OVERLAND

J. w. Ward of Mesa recently moved
there from San Diego. California
bringing with him overland two bay
horses. for which he is now looking
they having strayed away toward
Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1911-07-03

FUNERAL OF L. J. WILkERSON-
The funeral of the late Lemuel ]. VIII
hers"n VIII be held at two o'clock this
afternoon in the parlors of the Arizona
Casket company, 534 West Washington
street.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-03

FOURTH OF JULY-The Fraternal
brotherhood committee paid an official
visit 10 East Lake Park yesterday
and reported that the grounds are in
good condition for the big celebration
on the Fourth Of July and that the ball
game will be u hummer.
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GEILER. ROLSTON & KORAN. Attorneys Tor
Administrator. % Exchange Place, New
York y. Y.

D'ZIUBA. FERDINAND.-IN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler q
Surrogate OF the County Of New York. notice is
hereby given to all persons having claims against
Ferdinand D'ziuba, late OF the County OF New
York deceased 20 present the same, with vOuch-
ers thereof. 20 the subscriber. at her place Of
trarsacting business, al the ONCE Of her attOr-
news Winthrop Il StimEon. No 90 Liberty
street, Borough OF Manhattan, In u" City OF
New York on or before the 18th day Of Decem-
Der next. 49,
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

Female.
MOTHER and SON.-Cook useful butler: both
capable servants, four years In last place
$40 Miss Shea's Agency, : East 40 81.
II.PsTPY 6;OVERNE ss--Young German;
trained IN physical care and In kindergarten
-lefhod. SEQ B. Miss Hofmayers Agency.
800 5th ave. Tel. 4527 Madison Squirt
RsE.-Cnderstsnds an foods cen TAX tax
Miss Margaret Smiths Agency, - West 40
ST. Phone. 3039 Bryant
V7-PSF-American Protestant. infant or
grown. brother chauffeur: GOOD mr'hs me,
highly recommended present employer. MOT
rows Agency 721 lexington ave. cor. Jsth 81
Nurse - Experirnced French Protestant,
neat and refined. best references, c9uAtIy
preferred Mrs. Golfers AgencN 4o' am
ay-. mr. 31st 81. --
%T-FSE--F;ngIish. Protestant; children any
age: highest recommendat uns, very su-
perior Young woman, 800 aidort ABsH0S'
- West "2d g. Phone. goo Madison.
NTRsE.-German, thoroughly experience -.5
infants ar growing children excellent rex
ereuco. 500 Waldorf Agency l. West bod
Phone. 200 Madison.
[-7-RsFRv GOVERNEss.-First class, verl
slInrrior Young German woman; Two years
a~.rilcr+ Recommendations, $50 Waldorf
Agency. r. West $50 81 Phone, "VV MaI-,oll
-r7VO GIRLS together or separate: cook. as
gist Laundry: chambermaid, waitress city
or country. Industrial Asso'la' On E''p 20
uent Agency. u West 42d. Phohe' 1-lV
BRYANT -----
WAITRESS. with excellent references, makes
I'M salads serves wines. ETC.; very Desi re-,
erences. so city only. wilson agency IL
East 5Ith 81.
~ rI,T T7@g-T 6s0IuteIy FIRST class. superior.
VOL trained servant. excellent references
$50 waldorf Agency. i West 5"a 81 ii'"l'''
500 Madison.
WAITRESS f5- cifT- makes an salads. under
'sts1ds serving wines can carve nrst class
r.fe~apces Miss Margaret smith ABeH'''
~ W.st 42d - P-.n-- ---- .-.---.-----,-,-
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* First Ave and l22 East 1871 ST.
Now York sent nth. 1911.

70 First Ave. ana - Ehst LOT. -
New York sept. nth. 1911.
To M Fine, Charles Hammei; True: n;
CabeH Geo N. Brody Behrens, Shea, Eisier;
S4a East 9th ST.. Lowery. Finnigan. LIZ,
Welniulte. Abe Lewis. a. Wagner. Porges. J.
smith Harvey. Greenblstt, Sievert O'NeiL
AIsiua Nobel, 3. Seider, Warzawick. Schu-
letter. Evans Flanagan. Sullivan. y. Mayer,
WandIass. Van Cieve & Denton. American
Cbeckogram Co. Miss A. Smith, KENNEDY,
Cowperthwait & Sons (Hetrick). stewart. Dep
utv Sheriff Hays Deputy Sheriff Rim, sharp
lev Christy, Hesper Club. Fairbanks. Goldnn-
ger Wilson. De Palmer Smasg. C. J.. Partee
Music CO. Daniel Lehman. r. II. Willard Ida
Lew. You and each OF your are hereby nOu-
He'd that the time for the payment 81 our len
upon the property hereinafter described hav-
ing expired. after due notice thereof had been
given you. we Will cause such property. 10 wit.
Household Goods. Personal Effects and Mer-
chandise stored in the Daubs Storage Ware
house in either 10 First Ave. or l22 East l3th
ST. BY you in your name or in which you
NAV have an INTEREST,", 10 be sold at public
auction, according 10 the statute In such case
made and provided. at our warehouse. 10
East 18Th ST. New York city. on Friday Sept.
18th 1911 at 80 a. m, and n the sale
thereof 10 not completed. said date. the
same will be continued at the same place on
very Friday thereafter. beginning at 10 80
and continuing until an the goods are sold
DAIB'E STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
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sIJRRooATE5s NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or HON
Robert Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate % the
County OF New York. notice IN hereby given to
ali persons having claims against Josiah C. Rein
Iats OF the county OF New York. deceased, to
present the same, with vouchers thereof. 10 the
ssnbseribers al their place Of tranmcting busl-
ness at the Office OF Grlgss, Baldwin Bald
"a iu their attorneys No. q Pine street ia the
city OF New YORK. on or before the sth day
OF November next
Dated New York. the 2ith day OF April. 1911
PYir, = r h R1EI'FFF Administrator
GRIGGS. BALDWIN BALDWIN, ATTORNEYS
for Administrators
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Seven-Room Apartments
uEgT SIDE

Tintern. sid5 B'way.... $40
Delaware. 900 w I2cd st............ $40
Waumhek. 955 West End ave...,.... 1900
1o2G 81. nan sue 1900
The Mccklenburg. B'way and Hath ST. $40
The Majestic. l45th 81. and ST. Mich
Vera W Gsth st.......s 200
Kennare 327 Central Park West. Loo
Greenwich 44G Central Park vest. 7s0
10th st. ...... '' '....'.4,.. ' LOO
chester ave. ,-.''.,..'.-.. 500
Lido Hall, Seventh ave. and 10th st.. 1.l'V
The Waranaug. go " 18TH St.. 1'2O9
Antlers. 603 W. I1ith st............. J 500
Devone-ira COS u SOD st........ !. 900
Clarendon 603-N West 10Th st........ l.1jO
The Canipolyn 52f West 18TH ST.. 200
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sIoRAGE NOTICES.
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO., Inc.
0AkI.Em OiOhhuL w hNL'ONN- - "
e1f-2is EAST TOOTH 81 ,,
NFW YORK, SEPT. 18TH: IOl J;

NFW YORK, SEPT. 18TH III,
To O. H. CASE. A. CISTANCE AN,1 p ~ r.
ward Lynch. carl EkDerg ana samuel S'"t
t.,,. ,frs r. Galway. sadie Jones and l. >.
pI1m1Isr n W Leland, Mrs J. Marines: Mt.
and Airs OBrien, Miss Patr9 Rigeroi NJ law ~
5000. and charles E Taylor. You and each
81 ,as, arc hereby notified that the time tor
he payment Of our lien upon the Pr"PvS,, y
t.reinsfta- described having expired, AFTER
due notice thereof had been given you we
,yiIl cause such property. TO VII housenoiu
,cods D.rsopal effects, carpets, etc. stored by
Co, or ip vour name in the Harlem storage
Warehouse Co Warehouse, 10 be sofa az puD-
lie auction according TO the statute m Sucn
iOOth 81, New York CITY, on Thursday, Octo-
Der 18th. 1911. at 1890 a. m; and II the saie
thereof is not completed on said date the sauie
s.ii he continued al the same place on each
and every day thereafter, beginning at 1880
a - and continuing until all the goods are
sold. go .--.-..-..-- ,.y
HARLEM STORAGE WAREHOUSE co.
- ~. Llr.-.-nnml and TreMEmrnE
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW lOhh.
lanes Blaine and John i. schoiz' Flalh-
ms against Moses scheyer ana olltI-' ~.
fsndants-n pursuance or judgment or lo!,.
closure and sale. duly made ana entered III Il5
a bovc-ertitled action ana bearing GATE the ~
J.y ~ sartenlber 1911, 7, the undersigned, the
n, farao Ina said Judgment named, VIII sen d-
+',tff. auction al tna Exchange Salesrlom. Nos.
ID IA yasey street. in the Borough OK Mammal
tar CIV on New York on the 80 day OF Cclo-
.tar fgrl az u o'clock noon on that day pg
Iasepb p Day AuctiOneer. the premises direct ~
81 saiJ Judgment 20 be Is ID. and theron le-
sSsribed as follows: All those two certain IoJ9
rie,es or parcel5 Of land with the buildings ana
i11Droyer1ents thereon erected. Ntlale, ylis az
bsing I'm the Borough OF Manhattan, CITY OK
Nav, York and bounded and described az lyi-
lows. Beginning NJ point on the ccutuirly
it,o f9ier street distant $40 feet westerly
tom, The intersection OF the Southerly hne %
rq1gt street with the Wserlv Inc or FlLth
N,anua. running thence Westerly along lne
co,,tbavi, lime of f3lst street. 80 feet; thence
S0ItherIy parallel with Fifth Avenue, % leet II
j,rbes 4, the centre line Of the block, l,.eH-S
r-aSterl,, along said centre line OF the block %
feet. thence Nor,her.y again parallel Win nm
Avenue 80 feet II inches 10 the point or place
or beginning Said premises being known D.. ut
street and Number AS nos. - anu % "'s'
mated New York September Sth. 1911
MAX ALTMAIEE, Referee
MAURICE s. HYAIAN. Attorney for Fla.n-llI.
OfHca and Postoflce address, No. ." Liberty
street New York CITY.
THE following Is a diagram of the property 20
no cold. its street numbers are = and 80 west
l3lst Street. o..
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GpnlS school

4a-5i EAST GlsT STREET.
THIRTEENTH YEAR OPENS OCT >.
Limited enrolment Phone 500 Plaza
mari IucTITuTC Fall Term Berins Sept. *
Tn1lI moi 'iuIE Evening Glasses. sept u
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Eight-Room Apartments.

Katahdin. B'way and 18th st....... y
Umatilla. 22T ". 18th st.............. 1,SOO
Nicholas ave NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
WharfdaIc Goa COG w Il5th ST.. Lion
f9O-f25 Riverside Drive ...... ....... l. 800
Iasanno Court 307-313 W 10th ST.. 1900
Lancashire. 353 ". s5th st........... loo
Dorothea, 331 W. l01st ct. ......... loo
262 ". SOD 81. -.........-.. loO0
Stafford !40-I4o W. 1O4th st.......... oon
Wellington Court 1924 81. and B'way. 1000
Evanston. g0th ~. and West End ave. 1000
100 Riverside Drive ............ 300
I07 Genital PARK West cor q1st St 900
ChesterGeId 9sO Riverside priv,....... 1900
Pa n,iico az Central park West ..... 100
yortsbira 5so " If3th st....... 100
Fiorbam o5g " o7tb st............ 15O1
RockIedre Hall Riverside Drive & io2d . 400
The Wlnneld 2nT W Seth stu. 1850
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mist Straet

The anproximate amount OF the lien or charge,
%, .ntf.fV which the abovc-described property ls
80 IN. sold Is Fourteen thousand nine hundred
ara seyentv-four 54-l0O Si4.3T45 81 dollars. with
teit together with costs and allowance amount
INC 10 Three hundred and seventy -four l2-iuo
txg74 i2l dollars with interest from September
7tI lpfi together with the expenses OF the sale.
frbe approximasr amount OF the taxes, assess
rnents ana water rates. or other Nens when
are 10 be allowed 90 the purchaser out NJ The
,,urrhase money or paid by the Referee. is
81 445 a. and interest. The premises Will he sold
gtihtect to A first m0rtgaEa Too the sum of F'rty-
one Thousand )$Jl0iW dollars with accrued n-
fersst al the rate of i've O1J per ccnt per
annum.
pated. New York September sth. 1911.
MAN ALTMAYER. Referee.