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NOTICE.
FREE DISTRIBUTION.

The Dr. Harter Medicine Co. takes pleasure in being able to announce to the public that 1t has made arrangements with the leading retail druggists of Birming- ham, whereby they are enabled for the lim- ited period of two days to present to any of pr. Harfer's Iron Tonic. This free distribution has been undertaken at great expense solely with the idea in view of giving every resident of Birmingham and vicinity an opportunity to test Or. Harfer'S Iron Tonic absolutely free.
 The grandest remedy of modern times for all troubles arising from impure blood. pr. Harfer'S Iron Tonic acts as last ing tonic and general builder-up of the whole system. It is especially designed to act directly on the stomach and bow els
 By purifying the blood it gives tone and vigor to the stomach, bowels and liver, thereby improving digestion. It stimu- lates the nerves, improves the appetite, builds up the broken tissues, and as pre- ventive of malaria Dr. Harter'S Iron Tonic has no equal in medicine
 It is Dr. Harter's intention to publish from time to time in the daily papers of this city the result of this free distribu- tion. Druggists have been requested to furnish Us such information as will prove of great interest to the public at large
 Free distribution from all leading drug gists will commence Monday morning at 9 o'clock and end Tuesday evening at 5 o'clock.
 Samples Not Given to Children.
The age-herald., 1898-02-19
Scrofula is eraddcated and all kindred dis eases are cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla~
NOTICE.

All persons holding claims against R. M Quigley & Co.,, or their sub-contractors, for work done or material furnished in the construction of the Montgomery Division of the Mobile & Ohio Railroad, will please at once file the same with
 ROBERT WOOLFOLK, . Treasurer of Hanover Construction Com. pany, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. 1-19-30t
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CASTORIA, s:'''::;;;s';'. '':;'; 5; lsxxzzzzz5< ::;;;.. :;;;i ]: $;

Oneonta Democrat: The mining forces at Champion are working on full time now and are getting out about eighteen cars a day. Preparation are being made to open up another ore bed and when that is done another train will have to be brought into service on the Birmingham Mineral.
The age-herald., 1898-02-19
WANTED.


 ---~-~-~----~--->-~-~>-- WANTED-Two gentlemen boarders. Mod crate terms, at 313 23d street. 2-19-12t WANTED-First-class salesman to take charge of branch for a Chicago house. Must be well acquainted with clothing trade of ithis city. Address in confidence, F. A. C., care of fthds paper. 2-19-8t WANTED-At once, to hire at Jasper and Cordova, Ala. lot of teams to log saw mills. Will pay good price per thousand feet Good paying jobs for the right men. Address Cordova Construction Co, Jasper, Ala. Permanent work. 2-17-3t WANTED-Young milliner wants situa- tion as trimmer. Desires to secure posi- tion before going to market. Best of ref erences from former employers. Address A 34, this office. 2-15-4t wANTED-Agents to sell the Patent Economy. Shirt Bosom reversible; styles in one bosom. Quick sales and good profits. Samples mailed upon receipt of 25c Economy Shirt Bosom Co;. Bald- more, Md. 2-lS-2t WANTED.eAgents to sell the Patent .,at Economy Shirt Bosom, reversible; styles in one bosom. Quick sales and, good profits. Samples mailed upon receipt or 25c Economy Shirt Bosom Co;, Bald- more, Md. 2-lS-Et
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Notice.

Notice.
 The ladies of the Elyton M. D. church will serve lunches at the Wilson building, corner 2d ave and 21st st., on Monday and Tuesday next. Oysters in any style
 2-19-2t
The age-herald., 1898-02-19
LANES A. MITCHELL.

We are authorized to announce James A. Mitchell as a candidate for the democratic nomination for the office of Associate Judge of the City Court of Birmingham.
The age-herald., 1898-02-19
A New Style of Living Pictures To Be Intro-
 duced Here Next Week.

Monday night, at Seals hall. the Lees, hypnotists, will introduce for the first time here what is known as "cataleptic statues" They place their subjects in a
The age-herald., 1898-02-19
ANNOUNCER ENTS.
Mir. Charles A. Senn

Announces as a candidate for Associate Judge of the City Court of Birmingham, subject to the action of the Democratic marty.
The age-herald., 1898-02-19
q. R. HARSH

ia a candidate for nomination by the dem- ocratic party, for the office of senior fudge of the city court of Birmingham.
 10-10-tf.
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For Circuit Court Clerk.

Fergus w. Mccarthy asks your sup- port for reelection to the office of clerk of the circuit court for Jefferson county, Alabama. Subject to the action of the democratic party.
The age-herald., 1898-02-19
For Circuit Court Clerk.

The undersigned respectfully asks the support of the voters of Jefferson county for the nomination for the office of clerk of the circuit court of Jefferson county, subject to the action of the democratic party.
The age-herald., 1898-02-19
Circuit Clerk.

Walter L. Howard announces himself a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Jefferson county subject to the action of the democratic party. dew If
The age-herald., 1898-02-19
H. K. WHITE.

We are authorized to announce H. K. White as a candidate for nomination for associate judge of the city court of Bir- mingham, subject to the action of the democratic party.
The age-herald., 1898-02-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

SEALED bids for the completion of the North Alabama Conference College at 2S. Plans and specifications can be seen at the office of T. U. Walter, architect, who will furnish any information desired. Send bids to George w. Read, Birming- ham. z-lf-5u
The age-herald., 1898-02-19

Fresh bread and candy made daily at o. w. Cody's, 1920 to 1836 2d avenue.
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FOR RENT. FOR RENTING furnished rooms. Apply 1904 Sd avenue 1-1S-6t

] Keep your eye on East Lake. Big attractions this spring and summer.
 2-9-tf.
The age-herald., 1898-02-19

For Associate Judge of the City Court of Bir-
 mingham.
 We are authorized to announce Char .es R Powell as a candidate for the above named office, subject 10 the action of the democratic party u-10-tf
The age-herald., 1898-02-19
CATALEPTIC STATUES.

WALTER k. M,ApoRY.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-08-20

when approached by willy agent
seeking to sell ticket for the benefit
Of any city charity, would help said
charity by refusing to buy the ticket
Of the agent and by sending his con
tributiOn directly 70 the charity. Fol
several seasons either the Woman's
club. the Y. w. &. A. or one of the
churches has been victimized and in
duced to give the larger part Of the
proceeds from their home field to one
of these agents in advance OF worth
less or second class attraction y
which would not play to a bakers
dozen il it were not for the sympathy
artfully traded upon by the agent and
his assistants. That it is necessary to
depend on something which has no
real connection with the show, rather
than upon the merit of the show itself.
indicates the large impertinence of the
agent. His real proposition is that
he will see the clientele OF the benevO-
lent organization he is dealing with,
collect the annual expression:of appro-
baton for and sympathy with it. and
only charge it sixty-six and two. thirds
per cent Of the amount collected. He
and his force are expert collectors and
when the real agents Of the charity
appear they find that their territory
has been harvested and only gleanings
offered by the very good natured are
left for the institution. The COURIER
has exposed the methods Of such ad-
vance agents several times before, but
it takes a long time to warn every
body. Men are still buying gold
bricks. cashing checks for strangers,
taking freight receipts from railway
and picking out the
wrong card at the invitation of three
card monte men. All these tricks
have been exposed innumerable times
and We are newspaper ridden people,
but the exposures have very little
effect upon the gulls who believe IN
mediums and buy gold bricks and
blue tickets from confidence men and
agents.
Moreover, an institution has no
right to rent its reputation to a
stranger who will 60 to those in the
+, OF contributing to it as the
agent who will turn over
all contributions to the society. Such
q police will inevitably tend to de-
,trOy confidence in the society and
ripple its resources.
A few months ago James Whitcomb
Riley read his poems TO standing room
,nly under the auspices Of the WOm-
ms club of this city. In this instance
he agent did not even provide ticket
ellers but induced the club to agree
o sell tickets for the reading. In
his way the town was thoroughly
earched and no man with the price
ct away. Mr.. Riley is pleasant {
oct, but after his separation from ,
Bill Nye his own unaided destinations !
vould not pay his travelling expenses, I
ct to speak Of those of his really G
lifted advance agent, Mr.. Dickey. a
Under the auspices" system they are {
laking a very handsome income and
he audiences are generally well sat- 8
sled, but it is an extravagant way for a
n institution to raise funds. '
On another page is printed an edl- :
Drial from the Boston Transcript in =
egard to the Denver Biennial, Mrs. >
reeds defeat for the presidency and :
ne attitude Of the Massachusetts, !.
omen towards the general fedora :,
ION. Mrs Breed replies to the Tran :.
.ript in a communication to the p
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-08-20

have printed him and his house and
his workshops hundreds of times. To
so humble medium as the patent in.
sides Edison owes the awe they have
created for him in the minds Of
Americans. He is really no more OF
wizard than the stage Faust, who
stands on plate Of metal and fights
with Valentine, and when the cleo
tricity is turned on and his sword be-
comes a sheet of flame, the ground
lings burst into uncomfortable ap-
plause at his mystic power. Edison is
good actor and he understands bet
ter than most investigators the money
value Of advertising. He has secured
many thousands of dollars worth by
posing for the reporters who are sent
out periodically to do the wizard. or
course the rumOrs that he has MANY
inventions slowed away which he
does not dare To bring out in a bunch
for fear OF demoralizing certain indus.
tries, may be true, but compared TO
his actual output, the world has ex.
aggerated it's debt to Edison and his
superhuman control of the elements
and Of the secrets of allure.
The feeling seems to be general that
Admiral Sampson has been unde.
servediy promoted and that Schley
has been as unjustly ignored and
sighted NOcharges Of incompetency
are made against Sampson and no ac-
tlon OF unusual brilliancy has been
urged for Schley, only it seems to be
generally agreed upon that Sampson
is man of mediocre ability pushed
forward for political reasons and thar
Schley is naval genius against whom
the authorities at Washington have
an unreasonable prejudice
winch they exercise by snubbinp
Schley whenever he has given his
lrrepressible sea gift free play. The
people who do not know a schooner
from an ocean greyhound saw that
they are convinced that Samson
would have let the harbOred-up Ger.
vera get away if it had not been for
,chley's Opportune arrival. They saw
hat after all Sampson was not there
when the fight came off, that he hasa
positive genius. equal to that of No
iceman. for getting out Of the wav
when an admiral is needed for any.
hing but decorative purposes. MANY
'Oher things are insinuated by the
ID salts in this port. 1t is surprising
nat so much intimate KNOWLEDGE of
he character and minds of the two
commanders, so keen and correct an
We for sea maneuvres and the points
4 man of war and the management
4 it, should be possessed by the men
'hO cling to the sides of sailboat in
he act OF rounding the waters of Bur.
lngtOn Beach. But all these crit.
isms on the mistakes of Mckinley
II this secret history of the pe.s and
versions Of the department at Wash.
ngton may be gathered i'm a stroll
rom the guard of sharpshooters
round the First National bank to
larley's staff. at the corner of Eleventh
nd o.
The meter ordinance would he 70.
eived with less grumbling il the tax
ayers were not suspicious that the
Ow OF water in the east side wells had
cen purposely lessened in order TO
AXE the necessity for meters seem
Imperative and immediate. The water
ave out, in an inexplicable an I'M.
'ual way. at the Davis and Fitzgerald
roc l,l,1,
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-08-20

though IL has united the country and
invigOrated it, We should possess from
this time on standing army of visi
BILE might, an invincible navy manned
by American gunners. an obvious com
pany Of youths training for service In
the United States army in every col
lege in this country, from which q
system Of promotion to the regular
army should he made inviolate from
the sacrilegiOus, selfish, unpatriotic
meddlesomeness Of OfiiciOus governors
willing to make use OF the country's
extremity to drive their own political
bargains. With such an army in the
field and such a reserve force in train
ing there is every prospect Of centuries
Of peace for America.
The nomination Of Judge Hayward
Of Nebraska City for governor OF Ne
braska is one of the best, made by any
party for several years. When he is
governor Of the state Nebraska will
be represented by a dignified, echOl-
arly, sincere man and gentleman Of
whom we shall be proud. There is an
ancient notion which still possesses
the people that governor Of the state
should be king among men. In him
the state is made flesh, and about him
there is the sacredness of a sovereign.
When this power is conferred upon
man Of small intellect, selfish charac-
ter and mean soul the effect is pain
full. Nebraska is producing men who
are accepted by the nation at large as
worthy OF trust. Tee governor Of Ne
braska should be a representative Of
the culture we have attained and the
progress we have made instead of the
time when Nebraska was still a from
tier state and only tenderfeet spoke
good English or needed anything but
the crudest ideas. Judge Hayward is
a cultivated lawyer and farmer. He
was one of the tenderfeet in the early
days who spoke good English and who,
although no longer young. has not
fallen behind the age. He has made
modest fortune by the practice of his
profession He has the respect Of his
neighbors and fellow citizens, and
take him for all in all there is no bet
ter representative of the best in Ne
braska than Judge Hayward. Ne
braska City is one of the few historic
OF the state. 1t was
settled by unusually intelligent and
young men, just graduated
from eastern colleges. These men
and their families have given a tone
and character 10 Nebraska City which
IS at once apparent to stranger. 1t
was the home of Judge Mason and is
The home of the next governor, of Mr..
!. Sterling Morton and Of many other
citizens whose names
10 not so readily occur Judge Hay
ward would undoubtedly make just as
rood a governor il he came from some
,ther city, Tut considering the char +,
lcter and traditions Of the city he has I
helped to build, there is historical {
illness about the nomination particu-
arly pleasing to those who know the !
nan and the stubborn virtues OF the I
irst settlers Of Nebraska City.
Advance agents Of OBSCURE singers,
eaders or lecturers have been able to
make a good living for themselves and
he tyres whose appearance they pre- /,
EIDE, by getting some local charitable |.
n musical organization to consent to
ccept 4 part OF the proceeds. Then :
he agent sends out the professional
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FORECLOsIRE SALES.

oo>oo>.-..NN'N'.N ~ 0.0NoNl,00~No|NN~~
TWENTY SIXTH ST - supreme SosN
County o. Sew i'rit = .1 O. -
ford and another .. !';.N' ms 49,
schwaah. Ji. and others. 'faiahts
In rl~nf. .r.. ~ q lucgg n. q
urr ana ~a... 3G'r ma 49,. enteirI
TIE nho,, ..st.t! a.t r.. 'tras ~
3Otn iay = .nr'' is1>. me lnln,
sisn-d. tie referee n -. =, Is,
named. VIII s'n 3: public g..'i'n ~,
New \ rk Real Estlfe ~..rf.' -. -. -
rn.aIw way. n tic Borough ci Nansa,uJ
cts 90 N'w York. 90 t.e on l"i "a,
Ma. ~ Dbl: d. o'c' s.a oa 49,
dav. ~ Charles \. rerr.al. tue,ioas1,,,
be- .1.e. AM tatrc.n das's't'i A. LOS;
All that ce-tlln IT, ..'ce Up parce.,
lari situate. lying Ani beng IN ths
,eeuth WafG - o.. 'F x NeN To-"
and known A.! dlstinsu. .ne' ~ 4 n.' XIV
lands In me S.Nte,rfh ward - me =.
g., New York ,h~ property = me ~,
e., Mar, rllrlSe. deceased. maze u
George g. smith. Di'v -lnef','
dated April q l-37 "a ropi Wn'rf -
lie IN the Office ~ th- R.T'.'er ., -.
,,i,y and comfy = New .Af BY ~
Number twa hundred an' 'teen '.,'
nnF bounded as follows. l,s INK a.
POINT ia -. ~nutherly iire q lHen.a
SIKH street is'gni ne 'lni'en Ia
ets, corner - Nlnth avenue AMI VIE
sNth street. running th'nte eas' ~.
aiorr said soufheriy l.nc '~enN ~
i.,t. thence srutheriy pttifl 10
Ninth avenue ninety "isht reg -
fr hos q the middle = 'Ne h.n,N -,
Twenty MN ant Twenty 'N'h 100.
thence we~,erlv parallel with TvenH.
sixth s,ree,. .. enty-n i've reef and u 80
northerly. parallel with the Ninth "s ,,cs
ninety eight feet nine inches - 'n'
OF beginning zoos
\ ! FISBERd.
JACOB FRONME hr'e
Attorney frr Plaintiff ,S,s
No. % Nassau street. New loF" wv
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CnKpONATION .O1ICE.

111100~O~O~~~~~ ~-~~~~~|~~~>~>|~>~~>s~
EXTRACTS from the Bylaws o. the 80:
ciety for the Ireser,s'i = scehl; aia
Historic Places and Dt.~.ts
The annual meeting - '-s members q
the Corporation for the elr ION o, Irls-
tees and for the TRANSACTION y suca onsr
business - may conc tc..is u sha4i
hold on the fret Wednesday Of NovemHs
O, each year at IL u CLOCK
Tho afic+rs - the corp Fsiion saal ~
a President. Wee Pres.dent ard Ireas.
urer. al = ghorn SHAH tc Trustees ana
shai be- elected or a?p.in.e- aaauA.ly ~
the meeting ~ the Trustees ~ TIE aFS
Weirssiay n Not enbei.
Vacancies N tho BCa!i @. Trustees q
officers occurring between - resu.sr ness.
lngs may go I'd ~ d l.1i1Fity 0, cs
remaining Tru '~'s.
The first Pr lent. Wee President, ana
Treasurer sNa'. 30 elected q the meeting
NJ which these BYLAWS are adopted az,
shall hold .i.- for cnt year. or oa.a
others are elected Or aep .Hiel II 'nss r
stead. There shall be a secretary; Eso
shall. hold once az the pleasure OF u
BOARD
New YORK. June II. lses
ANDREW 81 GREEN. Presliea.
EDWARD FAGAMAN HAIL.. sec'eory.
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WORKSHOP OUTFITS.

100. 1877. 1913 TO DAY 9pccialiies at
Ilttlo's Tool store. ~ Fulton st. New
York Foot pow, machinery. fur amateur
and mechanic. PinelanI lncnp'tors ana
breeders
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HELP WANTED.
->>%N< %<%(/@(O OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mn
AGENTS. WANTED for "Our Naval War
Win spain" spieniiily illustrated
o,Iv authentic book To- be published.
-i,I.E OI'TFIT now ready Act quick.
NATIONAL. PUB. 60. III ffth ave-
New York. or. Lakeside Rlig. 'hlcas'.
I WANT t. COME ~ ToI'li with n
man ~ character who wants 1" 10 1" :"
very healfhful Southwestern city ana tax"
the management Il real estate eh'rT
nris.. s,lar, and onmmifsion one who con
command some money preferred . IN"
money can be secured by rer cent m"r'
gaRes W " f.. Box 2 Tribune ouce.
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25th Street.

The Approximate amount Of tho ,ss .e-
charge. 10 satisfy which me ~. s,,s Is
scribed property f. TO be sold ~ 49, Asy
with interest thereon from me md a.
Of April 1875 together with eos' LA o.
lowances am bunting q S35f ~ ",",,thes
terest from April 3o,h. ISIS re- AZ
with the expenses Of the sale .rsnts,
proxinate amount Of taxes. Flowed
or other liens. which arr TO oe ,archase
10 the purchaser out or the 49,,
money. or paid bv the reie
si5D 57-iOO and interest. ,sos
Dated New York. May "a, isyyIr-pd.
The sale o. the above deseta ,r,eeSsrs,isy
ises Is hereby adjourned 10 ,hs ~
the 18th dav Of June. 1875. a.
hour and place. Of, isss.
Dated New York. May -n.pnsRERG.
n ~ Referee
JACOB FROMME,
Attorney for plaintiffs. - vo,k CO.
No. 80 Nassau street. New,,'at prsrs
The .ale ~ the above es,i,'',,,ei
,ses is hereby further al 80 ans
"Wednesday, June Goth. is9s Al wv
Dated New York. June Ism ,plSS ygc
'' y A. ElSr,,sraA
JACOB FROMME.
Attorney for PLAINTIFFS. vosx CO.
No We Nassau street. New i'''
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COMPANION Young woman wishes 20
make Mediterranean trip. or three
months abroad. az companion tor refined
lady. wri'e .c''rrs from dictation. real
aloud attend 20 details. etc. expenses
only. references Exchanged. +. .. NoN $50.
Toirington. conn.
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OFFICE OF THE
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC & MFG. co.
CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS RAILROAD
COMPANY.
PREFEf.REp DIVIDEND 40. 30.
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF one and one

hal, per cent ~. ee) has been declared the pre-
se--ed stock this Company payable In New York FL
dsy Inly LIST 1895 stockholders ., record al the clos
d. lie hooks June l5h 1905 tn. transfer books for
nrefcr-eJ stock be closed after business hours on
&.lnesdsv June 10Th md closed until Monday.
i,,e oith 1855 C.. w. HILI-ARD Treasurer.
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FOR SALE.
u.Rnwoop FLOORS & POLISH

-o~~~~-~~~~~-~<~~~e~- ~>~>~>-~->~>~>o~>o~@-~-~~~
HARDWOOD FfOOHS. 81 and upwards.
Floors stained CLEANED. polished Wood
work rcpoashed r. .. STAIR. West
iNh-st
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THE CENTRAL :TORAGE WARE
HOUSES. ~ Ia. inn Wet 3.d ~. Stor-
are moving Telephone sGI 3Sth NJ.
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OLD COLD & SILVER WANTED.
sESD Us your old gold. jewe.ry. &c. We
s.nd certified check for full value there
Of, Bank reference. Established 1927
GEORGE y. JOYCE. - Fulton-st
HIGHEST cash prices paid for old gold
ana ellver ,an or write BROADWAY
WATCH co. Sol Broadway.
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AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.
HOARD AND ROOMS.

IeTU-ST.. ai-25 WEST. Beautiful. large
AMI single rooms; table uneSceilru'
,ranslents accommodated: summer rates
20 uAp1sON-AVE.. near oath st.-Nery
desirable rooms. handsomely furnished
20 rent with hoard
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MACHINE Y.


AT REDUCED PKICES.--jtD s-cord- hand
wood aad iron working machines: fully
euarnnteed: machinery bought and et-
changed. GEORGE h. EDDY. 3os Maii-
sons,
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WORK WANTED.

COMPANION Lady 81 renu"msnt ~
companion 20 elderly or Invalid lady. or
superintenl wiipwcr's home with children.
city nr countr'. CAPABLE. TOO West
1871 -
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR The Tribune
y received at their Uptown ONCE No l2+2 Broadway
2i door 81 3ls ST. until o'clock m; advertise
n4ns received following branch orces at regular
Office until o'clock viz 2t4 Nh ave-, = q
d-st 18Th Mays. 6th-aEe
and l4th q, l42 Columbus ave near West G6th-st: lt
West 42d near 9th ~ Eas, l4th st ~ West
42d between eth and s'h $50 East Atheist l33S
3d-ave between 10Th and 77h sts l02e 81 ave. near
6istst los LIST ave. mar ssth st $50 81 ave- near
2io Weeckerst. 325 Blocker ST.
COS I'd ave $40 East 10Th ST., e2l Sd 2G62 Sd ave
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SURROGATE NOTICE.

~-~~~0V~|>NN(>>>>'~ o0NNoN~1,>
IN PURSUANCE ~ an o-s-r Of H.,
Frank 7. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF tbs
County of Nv York. notice Is hereby
gwen 20 q /. persons having claims agaas,
New York d-c"a sod. to present the szns
WITH roucners thereof % .a@ subscribers
q. their place q tra-sactirs business IA
400 West ga Street In tie city q N.v
York on or before the f's, lay u Aug,,S
next.
Dated New York. the el-; Gay Of Jan
nary 1898