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17t

Cakes O. name nted for family use or
pubiic occasions on short noLice at
the Cream Dasety. 4ti
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Fresh bread and buns daily for din
ner and supper at Spiegle Il Co, the
bakers. Il u
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We invite everyone to call and see
our line Of diamonds and watches.
Largest line ever in the territory.
Brown Bros.
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T. H. Parker. JeWeler.
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Joe M. LOndon'S
Book Store, - - Main street.
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G. L. ANDERSON,
Cashier.
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oo-,r,-,ed nv so,ne mark recognizable by the
multitude Turning back to the Three hlhsS'
we f-d that each received sooner or later d coa'
OF arms. one the star and crescent, another INC
seven stars, and the third figure OF an H'N.o-
pian The moon and the constellation Oh "e
seven stars were favorite devices Tor signs po'i
these objects carry the mind back from the u''s!
,avarns of cid London 10 an Oriental worship OF
,ha .ar,iost times Aside from conjectures
",vhetAer the sign Of the Seven Stars had It's
origin from the shield Of an astronomer klhs'
Gaspar or MelchOr or from the seven pi'S"'
stars Of the constellation usually called the treat
Rear or whether Il was suggested by the III! sue
raCes of the Apocalypse" il sufices TO remember
the popular reverence in all ages ana among al
old-word races for the number seven. AS 10 ''e
moon Mr. Norman raises anew the queSuoh VI
Butler in "Hud.bras" why the crescent was pre-
ferred to the full round orb The answer Is p'oo-
ab,v NJ the SIMPLEST Egyptians drew the human
face IN profile usually. because they were sure VI
hene understood The round face Of the moon
painted on a sign with no perspective OF "c
cessories might be taken for the head of barrel
or the bottom Of a bucket or anything else that
was round But there could be no mistake about
tho crescent At all events the crescent, often
with tho face of a man on the inner edge. was
favorite sicn The sun. which by the addition OF
ravs could be identified, though round, was not
uncommon. and with the addition of a mare
marked an unconscious survival of the ancient
Teutonic Eostra worship. which Christianity mas
supplanted with the ceremonies OF Faster Inc
hare was only one of the animals, real ana III
aginary. used by the sign sculptors. MI Norman
has devoted a large share OF his book 10 oeaS'S
and birds His book is necessarily miscellaneous
but It suggests some traditional theme IN almost
every paragraph. One could not ma room Oh 'ne
margins for the notes one could make from ioiN-
lore and literature illustrated by the signs pre-
served from the wreck of old London. The author
renevs the complaint of others that buildings OF
every shade of antiquity are rapidly disappearing
and becomes wrathful at the thought that al
| most the last bit of green in the CITY mas oee"
buried. soon, fear" he adds, "hardly one
breathing place will remain in the city except 'he
| ground about ST. Paul's and the Tower. and mere
and there a bit of disuTed graveyard heinined III
| bv lofty offices and warehouses.
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REAL ESTATE.
At THE EXCHANGES.

tLA
4. ,,rs, he expected Immediately Delo'e ~.
,,.,,or bo,idav. no great activity was 'pp
r. 49, "c,,on market yesterday. d. +. lns'', VT
~ ~ C~e acr,rsd under foreclosure five io's III
0,a-hrndrsd.and- thirty-seventh-st, between sord
o''a ard saventh-ave. Four of these Io's m -
Co.. e. 7oo Zach to Samuel Rouss the secoNi or
1900 ,a tho amount being SUFFICIENT ~ PoHi the
az ge the referee dec.ineu " 700 Nod
'o a Though the second fnort''e auction
III ,, ~, a have been sod. Tne at!e and
,r oeferej the southeast corner OF rownstone
- Ei,.,v-ffth-st. three-stoGy,, ~, ,ha nro-
li,. on lot 2o8x69 The plaintiii ,, ~ en-
u"Ss' Vas the buyer, for S2O0W w axtandine
eI,, -fSsreJ Nos 1851 to 200l F1rst-aVe., md
~ 0na hundred -and-second to One-huio nd NOT
,.J,ri Sts four two-story brick stores ,r s75 600
Sot ioo II H. Brant was the buyer io r At nr-
Al .he o.her les either anJoull ,or tho es-
,ata 80 William II. Falconer mas soii ia four
tata Of NJ Knox. No. 10 Great Jonets,,,o terms
orr brick building .ot % lx'~ on for
" +, Jackson, broker. has sod ia Voss No
rho Rrad;ey & Curr.er Company 10 MFs ", e., 400
is1 West one Misunderstanding TOT aoo' VI
Canon g Macdonald have SOD ior Di. dIowei;ings
RrstoI two thrce-sto-y OHIO stone irot ko,,f Xxx n0
2ns "a and 81 West Forty-fifthst tor apor' f,,r.
= G" PRESCOTT has sod to MIS- Giaigneti III and
stnrv Aat-honse. No 800 Fast One-huhu' eu-"'''
The French Dominican Father, OF di LyGns prop
nurcha sed the Hotel Tecumseh ana auJ I'd
srty at sherman Park. making 10 .ots m M d hind a
will alter the hotel into seminary a"1 " -
church and chapel in addition
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Ecaal Notice..

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE 81 OF
AS,tnnm J. JnIons p 1,ng partner 81 the firm Il
tharrs Graham * SON Jennie Graham. his wife Thomas
and t~s,amen, u Charles Graham deccnsei. Rita f.
vie, benjamin r. Graham Ecbccca II. Madison. Paul
Madison. her husband Ann Sophia knol'l Jonh hs,v
Lillian MAY Hunter William Hunter. her husband Fred
william 'fs 1Hon' Henry Mcshane Manufac,urnr com
lany = iamore CIV Maryianl J,srp'n ~ ,ns
Walter " watrous and jacob : 'ar'nlho; c3rnioslns
q Graham 4 sons company. Thomas J. Dunn. Isaac
rncrmyer Robert H. jcnk GeoS ''masn i'l Wisc
John l. s,rohn.aier Frederick pachefman Ad0lph r.n-
rhr colonial S%i'" bank HUN . Kcy arTicn pross
W,isrpMn 1'' Steam nrnr Company The commcrcia
Gc' T@mgny I4S Il byEna M anh all persons
having claiming g. hnV" any interest In Hen upon OF
as h"is 81 "a" ." ''g s hs r,rrs and r"sid~ncns
Gfahnm ." oher~is'' .i W S,srInnfs Tria desired
in CIty and County Of New-iorH .,
Won are hcreby snnmoned g. an,"rr nr nn' ,b
vice u this summons exclusive u lne DAY Of service
i~ni viii be- taken by default for the relief
demanded the complaint 1900
Dated Ne"-f"FN' January q. L. -' 3 $ ~ + JACOBS
Office and rostonice address 40 Nassau-si New-York
TO- tho a,3vcnamci defendants Robert II. Jenks, Ben
jamin r. Graham and all persons ha'nS or claiming .o
premises described the complaint. heirs at law %
'larles Graham and benjamin II. Graham or othrr"is"
a. II whose and residences are unknown TO he
plain NJ: - $500. A.. ..,i,o,
ton order OF Hon ''corg" l. ingrahaiil
II the supreme Court 81 the state
n New York In and FOR the tiy and County Or New
York dated day Of March, lS'f and MED WIN
complaint herein the Office ~ IN" Clerk or the NY
uf York at IA" County Court tious" IN
said CIV Of New York the Sth day OF March, 1874
Dated New OH. A.arcn Sih, ISL . ~ou,
A. l.. 4 = +. JACOBS
Attorneys for Plaintiff
once AMI Posofloe address. l4o Nassaust. New-ioFN
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Nrw pnblltailone.
IL ARPER's
.fAGAZINE.
APRIL
1GG Pages: 81 Illustrations.

a BATTLEsHrP IN ACTION BY Lieut. s. A. staunion.
L. $ y. With 10 Illustrations by Il. F. zogbaum.
THE WRITING on TIE WALL. story By Richard
Harding Davis
TIE ENGLISH SENATE by George W. smalley.
THE MONUMENT TO CoRDER. a Story. ny Eva
Wilder McGlasson.
YALE UNIVERSITY. BY Professor Arthur T Tiadlcy.
SPRING IN A SIDE STREET a vsnettc Of Manhattan.
by Biander Matthews. With Illustrations by ". I.
smedcy.
THE WINTERS TALE Illustrations by Edwin A.
Abbey. with Comment by Andrew Lang.
AN INTERRUPTED STORY. by william Mcr.ennnn
VITA an Illustration by G. s. Rclnhnri.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS sTuD-FARM AND HUNTING
FOREST by Pouney Bigeiow With 10 Illustrations
by Frederic Remington.
THEIR STORY by George a. HIbbard. with an Illus
tration by w. II. Hyde.
AN AFFAIR OF TIE HEART. a Story by Grace King
THE PROMISED LAND. a Story. BY owen wistcr
with Illustrations by Frederic Remington.
A VIGOROUS POLITICIAN OF THE oLDEN TIME By
John Glmer Speed
A PALE GIRLS FACE. The History of a Scoop. BY
EVAN MdcpEefson
TRILBY. Story. BY George du Maurer. Part Ill
with IL Illustrations by the Author.
POEMS by w p. Towclls. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps and
James H. Learned
EDITORS STUDY. BY Charles Dudley Warner
EDITORS DRAWER contains an illustrated story by f.
IIopkinson Smith and other humorous Sketches and IL
lustraons.
LITERARY NOTES. BY Laurence Hutton.
NOW READY.
HARPER G. BROTHERS. Publishers.
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THE REVIVAL OF IRISH LITERATURE Ad-
dresses by Sir Charles Gavan Duny. *. G. VI. e..
Or. George SigersOn, and DR.. Douglas HYDE.
London: T. Fisher Irwin.
Sir Charles Gavan Duffy has been the chief pro-
which promises to be both important and influential
In the development OF the Irish people along the
road of legitimate growth. This movement has for
its object the founding Of nationa! Irish litcra-
ture which shall teach the Irish people to under
stand their own country" and not only make them
acquainted with its history. literature. art and
memorable men, but also reveal to them 1.-THE
qualify them to handle Its II terests" These aims
sobery and practically discussed by Sir G. G..
Duffy In the two addresses which he delivered be-
fore the Irish Literary Society OF London. in 1892
and 1893. and which appear in the small volume
before US. In his first address he urges the Young
Ireland Of to-day to carry forward the work left
unfinished by the Young Ireland Of 1916. Himself
Irish literature, he sets forth the need Of an
organized attempt Ito raise the mind Of the country
to higher and generous ideals of life and
duty" TO make industry prosperous to supplement
the defective training OF the public schools and to
repair by means OF education the deficiencies In
national character. In his second address, de-
l!vered after the interval OF year, he announces
the formation of the New Irish Library, the pub
lication Of its first volume (The Patriot Parliament
by Thomas Davis), and the forthcoming appearance
OF volume second. The library is to include his
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~rrwyouK SUPREME COURT. CITY AND

NJ INV -1UIN ~ hT'NT4 W ~ 'tF'
" COUNTY OF NEW YOiiK.-Ncw-i"rk liie iLsut-
,nre ,on,nany plaintiffs. against Alexander O. Hlack
Ayn.s Black. attendants. summon The triai OF us
action ,.air.d n County 81 New lork
IL, above named defendants. ana cach "t th'l
You hereby summoned To answer the .uihii' ~
nction and To- Of your answer On the
plaintiffs attorneys within twenty DAYS after hr ser
-, is smmons exclusive Of the day II service ana IN
cns, 81 Your falur appear or answer luiseht WI
be taken against by default 'r the rc''ei ue"apeu
n the complaint ,.o,
Dated Nov York. February ist 1891 .
MCCALL & ARNOLD. PlaIntins Attorneys.
Por,orice address and Office. No 40 broadway New
York CITY
II he defendant. Agnes Black
The foregoing summons is served upon you ny pupi'
coton nursinnt 10 an th" Honorab" Georg" L.
Ineranain onr ~ Justices 81 tho Supr"" Court OF
he STATE Of New York dated the Sh day OF March,
lSot ana filed the complaint In the once "i tne
clerk az this and ~ the city ana county o Nv
ynrk a, The County House. In the cry OF New
York.
Dated Ncw-Yor,. March Sth 1904 ,,.o,D
Attorneys for plaintiffs 10 broadway N"w-fork CITY
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nEcORpED MORTGAGES.

rerre. Edward and wife Harriet Hubbard. e.
i37! !il,,:o 81 T rhiiip william Ebns
Brewing Co. NJ 2oj rleasant,ave ,;,.,:ii', %
Compton Frances. and husband 70 We n'i,u ~"
ESucajon of Ncw-York 'i,h-st' OF 200
lh9ye rlen g'I tn t;f:cnrich savings Hart. ~
Gh-aye Of 2Ith,si years. t,,rrs,i sam
ueis Kingsbridgc Road. corner Mau'S'"- 100
Dunn GcorEr w. !? Anrsnsn 1000
and another. = : is7,hst. OF Kinsseridse ~
r ESs1 charles yeaT q to php sands Alex
anier-ayc. Of i2i.h.s, yeairs H., 10 ;o. ''
Ewald Annie = , SeorEe in KnSa War ,' $50
rv ,rr " wilheimina to John W Decker. .
Tin'oo p,r Of lS SSrS @cr Insurance g.
10, H. map estate Thomas Emrn"'. 9TH Ward sa
Foster yT.' John s. and VIE Ts dgaE2n,.e
I%d a TTI Mo Is IysonsT ~ y.' ~ 5000
Garrison. Frederick. and VIZ to GeSrS Sc,r go
rI lasy F y To- Adele smith al :, %
u",ls 2d saysi and GS Ga.5ani to- Aea lazarus
Maclonsast W coTngr Tllnlo MN r'1'' Lex.
'' inSon ,i' Of 2sthst I'm; =, 13
J? p Wash Metllt : ms" 1900
and Trust Co. 5 7oih-sr. Of West End-ave. 80
K5u%ag Mo9 ct al S ID T lI.5SI llsG is
cr-st u I'orsythst. : NOR eriE3frs' /. Sr'Is ''"
L,ne Jane TO '.'."..... % CO
rc 'rT'' florSs,ne s ct al 70 Bank Tor savings 20
Maver Frances l.. and another 10 Augusta an
S,b, IL, No 81. last s6thst. years lfo'
Mahon Robert. James I Horn. n l->'h- :,
st. - l.euoN-avc. years. i'"'
Mnher Della and another to Gustav fausslS' a
ex.ci,fnr . 3fth-si a. 81 l2th-aVc, years. ~
Mimic sarah e. 20 Ja--es Jordan, Jum'l Ter 40 ~
rnre " corner lGOth-st ..'.:''' 1900
Martin William NJ ScaUan's Bank Tor say.
ncs Nos and ~ IIcaveg-st ana Nos l"' ana On ~
III pearl-s o''N
Moss Frank and wife Freierick \ Schrrher- =, 40
horn IA iSth-st. OF oth-iN". Nears....... L."
NcC1rthy Amanda T.. Agnes 'ufant, :, -,
lI9ta-st W OF 4th-RV" years, rloFtkds"S' i""
p,,llnn John j. to Jacob Lawson, West End 49,
ave = " SIth-st. years. -"
rSnnry HrD,G',; ,'r corner i25tl-s years D. 80
SANDER CHRISTIAN. and wife to Union Th"oogIrh
Seminary ~ New-lorh. . '-d-st oil ''h- ~
:
Schramm Raidimund and wife To samson ial'l-
man Kinssbridgc Road To corner TT WASH ~ q,
ngon Ridge Road 10 years. :''''.;.' 3D."
Sicnfcld David to Adolf AleNand'T ana announcer NJ
loi and la3 Sullivan-st, year. O."
e,nft.r sanford to Ccline Khenhold and an
other n y Gst-st ~ llth-av". year. ,,o,
mortgages ""'''
C"nsregation Shaaray Trf'la to Margaret - -,
IInlne S2d-st. = ~ Amstcrdam-ave - years 'o'o'
Van Loan Zelah. 70 New York ard suburban
C"-oprrntivc Building and Loan Association 40,
- trptcn-aVe. y Of 5th-st. insillments.....: ON
Vond.rpoel Emily Title Guarantee ana -,
trust Co " : Madson-avc OF 3th-st = years -"
Voln Ro.chen and another to Seleg lhttnan ~
n Iigth-st of Avenue \. year, "'
Zimmerman Pauline. John W Decker. =
Forrcst-ave. Of i'yids, years .'''''''''''' l."
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Counirn ]1ropern Go Est.

= =
A FEW DESIRABLE modern country houses 10 let
"A in a most beautiful ana healthful resort.
SHORT HILLS. y. J.
Contain all improvements sanitary appliances neated
decorated TO suit open hrepa'es Sewage system com.
Mot, before houses erected pure water gas excellent
sdDvalk- churches scho Is casino no village nusances:
M, a,e rents rcferenc" imperative; 30 minutes from
=, ,vk d. l.. and ~ l.. r. Address ONCE short
iIus Park short Hills. y. J. Office over station
MOUNT VERNON. y. Two new Houses TO let; all
W. latest Improvements; burglar alarm electric oe"s
s,eainc tubes; II and laundry all rooms decor
,bree blocks from Harlem depot good location Gail
1,s North Highest G73 9th-ave. real estate ONCE;
rent $3.50 per year
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Ncm 10ubl,r1tlons.

Twcnetb Edition post paid for &c. or stamps m.
~ HE HUMAN HAIR Why IT ran, E IF;
L Turns Gray. and the remedy: Hy Is E; Phia Pa.
Every one should read this little book -..- -.
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Gcatbcr5.

4 .r.YicAS h.;D FOREIGN TEACHEHS AGf.NCi
~ fvptlir- Professor. TEACHERS Tutors ,ioverneneA
&C. 20 Colleges Schools and Far1i.ies. Apply 20
Nj. NJ. J. yOUNC-FULTON. q Unioa square
A GTSCY Miriam supplies tutors. professor,
"A pov.rnesser all depss recommends
,choos parents $50 bh-ave Book Riding cor 9oth-'
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DEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Madsonave s. 90 # OF io''n.s' 100000
il ;nes rslsrs to Mitchell slndi valan i:a!"Sx,i
& %,'g ;, & E;o: .5s, S"qs %sa
'' ati %er,6ec and VIE A5Gpn y s' HS 1 00O
1o1dst $. 5@o7 It Of Anlsierd3'2 aIsiey 1900
lGoth-st. Jume TerraG" 'N'' '"'" 1850
sane property; William Kane referee " 5000
,I .am., JORDAN 300 # Of Courardt-aye 25x
'g in: George Ro6inson and wife to the 5000
l Mdy@r n' :. 7G2 It 5iav
@ Louis Fax S fn4 OF %li isi5 Il aTTs
= Alse to George s. {, Ag'T Of lSothsi iS3x25;
" S"r. s Golq isas5 John
r,Non Ds sJ. 70 IS of Ii: to 1000
ss,% %s9S r:,;.r@ Is . } %@s e. S9'"'''
Lots Of fssG lmaro yys S''9 &C.
DTSrsrg of ; sra s 'd the ga Land I'm
1 pr9y i1a mt &C. ~ same map I'D ward Land In
proveHcn 60 to Marsare ct ,,S St.G'' 25.oo the
ana suburban C ,H vs1 I %a.1 $500
@99 s lSan Of Ni he od road ios om opy,Gn
Iu,yii station to Kingsbrdgc. adjoining l inns
Of Gus,ayus NJ Roden Mary cox ct al to Gus. 10
NJ Roden ...., ,,, 40 :: Iohn
%s McKsse : d ii Vt Tjf % to to jams Teoo lam
Same property; George Dietz"l ana "''' ~ 100
s- McNrlVey c,rnc- Of IVES, Enoyc ooS22S;
ci 1i1%D ' 80 80 East currer TO paya
ODD .nhc ''.,,or nj
Gisilst same property. David o'p'nh'm'' "' Il Go
viz. to Joseph Hyams. ~, ION
1854 y " ~ lS,-t'~
,.,tharire Cunningham to David O1p'hl' ith.',i
Glst-st same property Evelna u h'''"' w
80, Julia
jTth-st n = ~ Jth-av". |lNl"''' ""''''
II Mouton - al TO Cora - wy en - -, =,
iis,sf 20 II g Of 2dav". 2ON'N". james ~ 100
Gregory t. John Hogan - 't,,.,,s
-Sth-s, g. l,O II OF 4th-aN". 1Nlp-.-' i''"'
{, t'oyynr ~ Hester \ Cowing :..'
-otb-et ~ lOo OF lst-ave. -'NlV'+' ''''h'
Wolfe To sadie Ilinan. %: -
| Itlh-s No II West. Elzaheth N'eioh ANU Ia
husband To- John Clancy. ca ~,
NnIlson-aye " 2Oi n n ~ l-tth-9'' "''" 100 M,
trr.y, Ellen Morton Frank N Parsons iV'0''
| ,osb,s = = - n W OF MaGlsln-a -1N''ll'
| YIN Nsdriin Sarah / Mead.
| n,ver., Nos so and W and Nos ~, TO ~
pear-st. Henry " Taller 81 al to William ii 90 20
Martin ..............
rohn.st no gO william II Ricketts,. referee 10 ~ ooo
| ,atic, I,nc 10 ~: George W Dunn and wife
| t. Abraham Boehm 81 al =;
| Same property: Charles Carpenter ana VIE ~
| same property. Abraham B,"hm ~ al TO ""'rs'
| suilvar-si Nos III AID 10, Adolf AeNanh'r
| ana another To- David Stenfel. ..-.....';'.,.
sSfh-si 80 u Newton Barney ana "'e &C 600
| william Bpgarrius. '4'VN
| 52l.st ~ 2f2 West Caroline \ Buher 10 MEi" on
| l., FOgg ...............
| Gis n 3T5 n Of Ilthave. 2hlOo3: RI ., 80
| r,,,ni Oldham referee. Sanford surfer, 100"
6is,-st = . 81 llthave. 2,NlN13 "a ,o 90
mund oldham. referee. to Sanford surfer i'-'o
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Duntln9 A1aormles.

q 20 T. WALTER lately returned from Euron.
NJ Glasses md private Lessons IN Society dances oaV
.26 Columb ave. SOtn and sist sta
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CUpREME COURT, NETWORK COUNTY.


- Alfred Iecar Dometlllc Denison as sole surYiy
ing trustees under the will ~ Noel j. iecar deceased,
plaintiffs against Domctle Dcnison. individually. Jose
phine kroger Evelyn Cornish Gagnebin William H. lenl
son Adele Van runt, Louise Bull Adele henrietta liu
Charles Melville Bull Caroline Henrietta johnston Marie
Pauline Johnston Marguerite Lucy Johnston. Robert VIII
lam Johnston Alfred Andrew Johnston Theodore Alice
Johnston Edward william Cameron. Alfred Bechr. ndi
,iiually Mary johnson Iawton. Evelyn lawon Alfred
gccar Junior Noel j. Becar Lena NJ Wall. defendants
summons.
To the above named defendants:
You hereby summoned to answer the complaint IN
this action and copy OF your answer on the
plaintiffs attorneys within twenty days after the service
case OF your failure appear answer. judgment VIII
he you by default for the relief demanded
In the complaint
Dated March LIST. 1904 $500.
LORD. DAY & LORD
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Office and Postolicc Address,
No. 40 broadway.
Ncw-York CITY.
To the Defendants Caroline Henrietta Johnston. Marie
Pauline Johnston Marguerite Lucy John StOn Robert Will
lam Johnt Alfred Andrew Johnston. Theodora Alice
johnston, and EVELYN ..awtOn:
The foregoing summons IL served upon by publca
ton pursuant order Of tho Hon. George H. Ingra
ham. the Justices the Supreme Court ~ the
State Of NewYok dated the 9th day Of March. 1894 and
hlcd with the complaint In the Office Of the Clerk Of the
city and County of NcwYork, the County Court
House In the CITY Of New York
Dated March 5. 1891
LORD. DAY & LORD.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
100 Broadway.
EewYork Cifs-
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For Rovs and Young

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. % West oo.h-
Am year Prepares colleges scirntllc sonopl'
business Primary drpar Four resident pups eee'
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BrOOlllVn.
Europe

Univ, nROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY Boarding
l and pav School for Girls f3i year opens oep'c""
Is i2s-14O Montague-st.. Brooklyn. ~ l.
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For Boys and Young Men.-Country'

i o'''r REV *" r H. IANDoN. PRLNCIrAII.r
CAPT. T. H. LANDO!;. COMMANDANT
~ HAYWOOD SCHOOL. FOR BOYS nj Milford. Conn. > -,
49, sors v,l do well pron 10y the advantages on'ed
10y my school the school l. IN s"sson u IInyfi srt
ear. FhN-'N VI ~ -
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summer vacation. J. SIIORTLIpGE Nae). A. NJ pm.
j Mass begins term Thursday. Jan T. lSot Cass
cal Scientific Eusln 81 Preparatory ~,
rgcnccs JOSEPH ALDEN SHAW. a. NJ. Head Master.
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Fer Young Ladies.-Country.
TIVE CATHEDRAL SCHOOL OF ST; MARY.
Advantages q, Ncw-Yofk. special instruction IN Mu.c
md Art. College Preparatory md Eectiyc Cour'es Vi
study ENGAGEMENTS fpr september. ls9'
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NJ AETH' Il GILMAN "a IN" DIRECTOR
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Jnsirnction.

For Young Ladies.-City.
DoApnrvc AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS.
ID NO COZ 5rII-AVE. 1880 ,,,,.,,ais
pav NJ and vrs f,IAS H. GARDNER, PrihClpdI'.
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wi SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
FIREPROOF AND SCHOOL Bulbpi>'
100 and lc2 West 74th-st
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DARTsrAN HOME FOR YOUNG LADIES.-M4inn sans
Avs Harrault Groux. Address. champs LlySe'S
bureau 40. Paris.
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Musical instruction.

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Res dcrcc department for n'n-resdent D. " ~
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Cuunlrn propGtl for Sale.


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THE MISSES ELY's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
RIVERSIDE DRIVE
s5TH AND Seth STREETS. NEw-foRk'
For Both Sexes.-City.
DERIITZ SCHOOL or LANGUAGES, ,,-,aur,r, -
ID Madison square (2jh-st and broau"d'''
Term begins now
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FURNISHED 6ouses 20 Esi.

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