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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-03-02
48 Pairs Ladies Shoes

Usual price $I.oo, now at 75c.
Usual price SIPS, now at CSC.
Usual price 81. SO, now Sis.
Usual price 81 90 now at $I.45.
Usual price 81. so, now at $I.oo.
Usual price S.. 90, now at s.. 40.
Usual price So. SO, now at $2.75.
81 Pairs Mems Shoes at Same Reductions as
the Ladies Shoes.
IS Pairs Children's Shoes
That were csc, now at 2OC.
That were 45c, now at $50.
That were SOC, now at 4oc.
That were Csc, now at soc.
That were 75c, now at 6oc.
That were ooc, now at 7oc.
That were Sis, now at ooc.
That were S. 40, now at $I.Io.
That were Sis, now at 81 40.
76 Mems, Women's and Children's Mack
intoshes, Fall Styles, and garments thor
oughly we'll Pot together; the dependable
kind IN case of flood.
December price $I.75, now $500.
December price So. so, now 81. so.
December price $500, now $500.
December price $3.50, now $2.25.
December price $500, now 81. so.
December price $500, now $500.
December price 5000, now $500.
December price 81. so, now 81. so.
Women's Form Fitting Flannellette
Wrappers.
December price $1.oo, now at Soc.
December price $I.25, now at $I.oo
December price $50, now at S.. 20
December price $I.75, now at S. 40
December price S.. 90, now at 81. so
Ladies Eiderdown Dressing Sacques.
Regularly $I.25, now 9oc.
All Odd Lots in Underwear 60 at IA Off
Regular Prices.
Children's Dresses, ages to u years.
Waist and skirt lined and beauti-
fully trimmed.
Regularly SI.I3, now 9oc.
Regularly ST. 90, now SI.45.
Regularly s.. SO, now $500.
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ANNUAL JANUARY
CLEARANCE SALE!
Ladies and Misses Dress Skirts.

Ladies and Misses Dress Skirts,
In Mixtures, Plaids, and Stripes
stylish garments every one, in
Guiding the Rainy Day Skirts.
Never sold less than ST. oS now $1.4o
Never sold less than 81. 90 now ST.. 90
Never sold less than S.. so now sax
Never sold less than Sd. oonow $3.2s
Never sold less than 50. so now $3.5o
Never sold less than S.. 90 now sax
III Mems and Boys Soft Hats in Latest Fall
Shapes, at is Off Regular Price.
Ladies and Misses Jackets.
Ours are all the Palmer garments,
and those that we regularly sold
at $500 to $1,000 go at 1-3 off,
Those from $I2, 90 to $1,000 go
at ID off.
Misses and Childrens Natural Wool Under
wear.
Above line we have sold regularly
for the past five years, and for
softness and durability at any
where near these prices they have
no equal.
Vests and pants, size IS, at Sc.
Vests and pants, size IS, at Ioc.
Vests and pants, size 20, at I5c.
Vests and pants, size %, at zoe.
Vests and pants, size "a, at 25c.
Vests and pants, size 26, at 32c.
Vests and pants, size 20, at 38c.
Vests and pants, size 80, at 45c.
Vests and pants, size 81, at 45c.
Vests and pants, size "a, at soc.
Regularly S5c, now at 7oc.
Regularly Sis, now at CSC.
Regularly SI.45, now at Sis.
Regularly SI.75, now at $40.
Regularly ST. now at $I.75.
Regularly $500, now at S2.45.
Mems Wool Shirts and Drawers.
These goods were bought before the
advance in wool, and you will
find them absolutely reliable;
lines to close.
Regular $I.oo, now at Soc.
Regular SIPS, now at $I.oo.
Regular $I.oo, now at $I.4o.
Regular $500, now at $3.50.
Ladies Silk and Wool Waists.
80 of them at I-3 off. Sizes 81 to 80
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-03-02

Far seeing usually January
reliable merchandise for their spring needs We have
table pieces of Dress Goods them the best styles sold
this fall Your choice of them at IS Off Regular Price
Many short lengths will be found
1-3 Of Regular Price
All White Goods Organdes Dmies Lawns India Linens Handke
chief Linens Ginghams, Madras Cloth, Crash Skirngs,
Chambrays III per cent off.
ALL FANCY SILKS suitable Waists Skirts TRIMMING
BRAlDS go .. is OFT usual prices
MEMS AND BOYS OVERCOATS a... 1-3 off regular prices
IS MEMS SUITS, ..........1 is off
IS PAIRS MEMS AND BOYS PANTS Half price
Nearly reliable brand R. c.
offer pairs at ....... I'D OH
oAE Ill Dbl
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PRoBLEn OF 4 sEN-NOTOR.

ron The Eew-Orleans Time-Deulocrat
The big sun-motOr which is being tested az Los
angeles az present Is attracting general attention
,i1ong engineers" remarked a well known mec-laLl-
- expert and inventor OF this city the othet cen
-. We beginning 20 wake up 70 the ldct
ia, at there Is definite limit 10 our coal supply Au
We must bsstir ourselves 70 proFloe a suD9t.-
.-le before the pinch comes. From now on you
~ Ind q steadily increasing interest In the os
.sopments Of the four great natural motors-~lho'
ss-tsr: wave and Wind and falling water az
-ls4oy successfully harnessed although the uleeh-
elisrn IS susceptible OF enormous Improvement; out
80 sun and wave have thus far euded human N.
ssnllty- To g man unfamiliar with mechanics.
sso.llAued the engineer. the problem OF sun
-ytor seems very simple IL Is apparently only
.atler o. concentrating a sufficient quantity OF
lght the surface OF a steam boiler, which
Know positively can be done by a comparatively
saA number OF ordinary reflectors- But IN
tai3atey the details OF construction are fqn OF
liable difficulties. The rereetors 70 begin
49,, must be kept in line with the moving sun,
k.-.Sh means that they must be mounted on some
- q revolving frame that viii follow us course
49, the sky. Then. too. they must be kept IN
~ 4 on the boiler. which means apparently. ina
- - boiler must move with them. Those two points
>-s are enough 70 stagger any engineer, 40 maj
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. SUNDAY. MAY u. 1901.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK. SUNDAY. MAY u. 1901.
ARRIVED.
Steamer GsoEEtan OBJ: Parker IveEPool May with
Steamer Wen. CITY G1. Carey Bristol APrn p and
-. with rndse Funch Edge Co. Arrived at The Bar
steamer Rotterdam Dutch Potter Rotterdam May
and BSssgHs % aS t sa6n 4ad 40 syssFas &C.
The Bar al 20 ? m; .,o-.- ,-.-, e..-. 44,,-
April p! in ballast TO Philip kuPrecht Arrived at the
Steamer AdTa CT3rl. Harris Huelva April - via st
Michaels 80 with sulphur ore % ne It-t
Arr.ved Al re Bar at $50 a N ,--, - g..
May 2 and Havana 8 with rnose to W MuHson- Ar
steamer rst cr5wn eT3rJ Hayton Car.enas NAY
and Caibarien 8 with TO Daniel Bacon. Arrived
steamer ciGas4 Dc cadiz SPAN oyarbiae Barcelona
IS Storage passengers J CebaIlos Co. Arrived
Steamer sernaioas GtaD Dor:oro. Genoa April %
Naples . and s. Mehasis May 3 with ndse and loe2
Al The Bar Gao a m
xsSies e WITH ase ana see stesrsse penesr. 70
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Line. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Peeua g[ E1lenss Venice April 2 Trieste
.. with radse 70 Phelps Brothers Co Arrived at
:ss s Te.a5dn Iass. ysEa cruz May P5osge:o
Irs vs SlA ares n ., - ne Sa f- I aIs n N
Steamer PolyearP Br James. Manaos APrn Il. Para
Co La AIRED 4 a he ,, Bar a. l;a9 -. Iih
Steamer Seunae Bearse jacksonville May and
Charleston g. with udse and passengers 70 William p
Steamer Etonian CT3-) James Savannah May 5. with
phosphate rock in transit 70 II Eogemann & Co. Win
steamer Tallahassee, AsSins Savannah Hay O. with
mdse and Passengers 70 the ocean ss Go.
Steamer Hamilton. B1az Newport News and Norfolk,
with mdse and passengers the Old Dominion IS Co.
Steamer Ga4sby tT3rj. Robinson. Philadelphia May Il
ballast 70 Norton son. WIN load Tor New zealand.
Steamer George Il Stout, Davis. Philadelphia, with
mdse 20 william P Clyde q Co. Is bound 10 Troy and
sGafy Hook. = May Il. $50 un-wInd south
southwest fresh breeze; clear.
SAILED
Steamers Massapequa t3rl. Pauillac Havre:
FildebTand G8r) Barbados Para and Manaos, Baliua
Gts. Baltimore; ChaTiois DUTCH. Rotterdam Massla
tFr. MarEeilles.
steam yacht Taro Cand returned.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool May I2-Arrived. BeIgenland G7eg)
Fll. Philadelphia Queenstown; Il, sailed
Canadian lIir). Hill New-YorH
Sicily May I2-Psssed. steamer Minnehaha (3r) Rob
inson NeW-York London.
KinsaIe May 12-Passe5. Canadian CBr). Hill.
Liverpool New-York.
Brow Head Nay I2-Passed. Canova G3r). Fer
g-sor. New-Y for Manchester
Isle OF Wight May 12Passed. steamer Menorninee (8).
Lucas New-York for London.
Queenstown May l2-salie6 steamer Cmbria CBr). Dut-
ton, from Liverpool for Network.
Dover. May l2Fassed steamer Barberossa Ger. Mentz
Hull. May I2-Saied, steamer ohio tBr). Hadaway New
Bremen May 1l-sailed steamer Barbarossa Cer) Mentz
Southampton AID New-YoTk.
Gibraltar. May l2-Passed steamer Ligurta OtaD
Car1ero. NeW-York via 81 Michaels for Naples and
Genoa
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
PELHAM.

.-.hbishop COrrigan visited St Ca.bar,,a,
-rrrch in Pelham. yesterday morning, and con-
80 a large class prepared by the pastor +ba
- Francis MaeNichol. After the ceremony the
rshbishop and Father Connolly, his secretary. were
-,srtaned at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs Lack,
s-ssford At their new country seat Ar-ta IT,
Farm New-RoG7he4le- The guests at the dinner in
I,-sza Adrian lseLn, Jr-, his daughter NiSS IT,
- Iseln Mrs. BeresfOrd's sister Miss Sao-94a
lin and Father MacNichoI. The Arcbb7e6o1a
.sen went aboard Mr.. Iselin's yacht which Took
I'm dows the sound 10 city Island. where : he
LEiessed new bell given TO the Church OF ST Marv
- 0f the Sea by Michael J. McWeeney a vVaeI+Ty,
s-ired plate glass manufacturer OF New-YorE
rolonel Delaney A Kane and his SON. Delaney
LEV Kane accompanied the Archbshon an bis
III and he was met az the pier at City island by
tM,ber Of Catholic societies. Archffsbor t,orri1.1
l-,-T-ned 10 the city by rail.
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ser now daring he may be, and even. IL success
ily met further obstacles arise in the matter OF
Aeep4hg the ref1ectors brtght-you know sunlight
S On DESTROYS nirrors-in protecting the apparatus
IRON sudden showers and in storing the power after
II Is obtained Taken altogether II is an immensely
complicated problem, and the solution, II g
round, VIII probably involve years Of elaborate
pertinent. The Los Angeles machine is something
Ike an enormous umbrella, lined with mirrors
the boiler represented by the stick 1t follows the
sun on q telescope mount, and the steam is used
IN operating irr1gating pump. II is very inter-
esting. but has hardly been on trial long enough
70 give idea Of its practicability.''
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MOUNT VERNON

The sunday law was enforced AZ Mount verno,
rssterday, when Detective George Atweu broke m
ball game on Chester Hill and tried to arrest
Eighteen young men. The ball players ran in all
5irectons. and Atwell only succeeded in capturing
Michael Rosenthal. eighteen years old, of No
IN East One-hundTed-and-t wenty-fourth-st New
YORK who WAS escaping with the bat He was re
'eased bail Two boys while running away from
Inc detective tel INTO deep sewer trench in North
Third-ave., which was filled with water and mar
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WY HE DIDN'T CARE TO TALK.

from The Indianapolis sun.
The spirit OF James Barton wishes 70 COZ verse ,
VII hls SON." announced the spirituaist Is IHe
son pgeseut2"
a pale faced Young man. IN a strained voice.
$50 Ico that he the Identical ~. -
70 yoU wish TO talk with your iALneI' CO-i-
Nteea The man OF mystery -
No answered me young man; ! believe Ia
Eetner be excused this evening. You see about Two
aeeks ago took the stand and sWore tfa' ne o-u
ma was bugh0use SOS we could break his Will
ne vas eKcused.
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new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
az A. NJ 335 P NJ Daily. Sunday. n
Pittshsd: Sundays only a g. 20 A n
Pullman > all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Ptntsch Light
Ticket Offices 113. 261 AIS and L216 Broadway .
unon So. W. 275 Columbus Ave. 1s3 West l2sth 81
lZ5th St and l3Sth Cations New York 33S and ~
Fulton ST. and IO4 Broadway z. D., Brooklyn
Telephone 200 SSH Street. for New York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residences By
Westcott Express Company.
EDGA AR VAN ETTEN GEORGE II. DANTELS
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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- BrRGLARs KINDNEss.

IRON The Kansas City Star.
Among other articles stolen by burglar IN
-eaveuWorth was a wonlau's false hair He left a
note reading - took switch .o- fear YOU "ou41
misplace Il some day and run OF the track
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BAD WEATHER AT BUFFALO.
MANY VISITORS AT EXPOSITION GROUNDS IN
SPITE OF TT-MEXICAN BAND ARRIVES.

MANY VISITORS AT EXPOSITION GROUNDS IN
SPITE OF IT-MEXCAN BAND ARRIVES.
BuralO. Nay 12.-The booth N the Manufactures
and Liberal Arts Building at the Pan-Americau
grounds which has caused so much friction be-
tween the labor unions and the exposition officials
and which threatened TO involve AL the men en-
poyed on the grounds in a general strike was re-
moved to-day. and Il is believed that all the
carpenters vii 80 10 work tomorrow morning
The booth objected TO is the only one in any Of the
b.fdings Manufactured IN mills where non-union
men are employed, and this IS the only cause Of
Complaint that the union carpenters have the
r-f.ials are confident that there viii be no more
trouble. The exhibitor has promised 10 make no
f--ther attempt 10 use the unfair lumber as the
n7lon men cau it. and the final rush Of work 10
have everything IN readiness for dedication day
exercises on Nay - VIII not be delayed.
The attendance al the grounds to-day was good.
Notwithstanding that il rained for about two hours
in that part Of the day when most OF the sight
seers visit the exposition. Sacred concerts by the
list 18th and 65th regiment bands furnished enter
tainrnent for the visitors. The detachment OF
Mexican troops, composed OF three officers. ninety
men and twenty-six horses under command CT
Samuel Garcia Cuelar. arrived In the city to-day.
The troops are accompanied by the famous MeXi-
can Band. led by Captain Ricardo Pacheco, and
wiz remain here Tor forty days. They were elthu-
sasrically chaered they marched through the
streets on their way TO the exposition grounds.
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NARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MrNrArr-RE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 10 Sunset 7s Moon rises sc Moons age %
HIGH WATER
A-M-Sandy Hook lbs Gov Island 300 He'll Gate 4:49
P.M-Saudy Hook 3:1s Gov Island $3.50 Hell Gate $50
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FURNISHED 6ousrs 60 Cct-CouuIrn

ID ERNARDSVILLE. y. IA furnished house 70 rent
ID EEANDER H. SCFLEY. go broadway
A DVERTTSEMENTS and subscriptions FOR The Tribune
~ their Uptown Once No. .249 Broadway
I'd do0r Of 3ist-st until clock
received the following regular
Office rates until clock n. viz. 80 shave 5
I52 dth-aye.. l2th-st.. Mays Gth-ave
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel. For. Line Nails close. Vessel sails
Hamilton. Norfolk. Old Dominion. 800 .
TUESDAY, MAY Il
Seryia. Liverpool $40 1900
Advance Colon. Panama $50 100
AEonguin Charleston. Clyde 500 m
Fl sud, NeN-Or.eans. Morgan. ..-...-. 300
Jefferson, Norfolk Old Dominion 1907
WEDNESDAY. MAY IS.
Belvernon Inagua. Cameron 90 1900
capri. Brazil Sloruar. .......... q n n
Georgian, Liverpool. Leyland --..-.--..
Majestic. Liverpool White $50 a 1900
Princess Anne Norfolk. Old dominion 800 o n
Sabine, Galveston. Mallory 800
SeInpione Azores. Italian 1870 m 1 %
81 Louis, Southampton, American. $50
Yucatan. Havana. y Y a Cuba-.......12OO n 3OOp II
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Hon. Abner
- c. Thomas a Surrogate the County New-York
Notice hereby given TO all persons having claims against
August reu late OF the County OF New York deceased
the with thereof the sUhscr
their place OF transaCtng business the Office %
Deyo. Duer & BaUerdorf attorneys No us broadway.
City Of New York. Manhattan before the FIJI
August. 1901
Dated New York. the Ninth day Of February 1901
PACLINE GiIlE1FF. ; Executors
DEYO. DCER & BACERDORF. Attorneys for Execu-
tors. No. us Broadway. New York City. Borough OF
ManhattaE.
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Railroads.
den NSYLVANIA


RlN ND Nv Nl6
j
Si AN6 sSSs g VEST T T, STREET
* The leaving time from Desbrosses and
Soruandt Streets Is five minutes later than
mat mat given below for rwenty-third street.
a"on. except where otherwise noted
ioe e,rs "a; EAST MsII-Limi,ed 20 two Buffet PAs-
burg 70 CSiA oFS 70 PittsouTs Sleeping Car Ptrs-
555 A. n ,I aHa Ceys5n sii,
ton csr 6 SeP Pos Dass so 4os and oss
rs 5s5diPf?4s2 G 5Pls, IS Lg ,or,s
Eor Toledo. Louisville via cincianst0 Indianapolis
$50 p. ". sT LoU-Is ' ExPaEss-For Pitsssurx IN
$50 " TPsa sTs 81 Ex KTls D0s Chicago For
-5S p sseP' sa1qF9y 2i9n Gar ps.brx ana
SShicagO For Knoxville daily via shsnandsaA Valley
s-e5 p. ". c1HvELANp AND c1Nc1NN1rr Ex-
pREsS-For Pi,tsburs. Cleveland. Nashville Cvia Gin
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
"a 10 SIS 1910 GsssrOssss and CortandI stTsss e
sl0 DessSesss and cortiandS Streets 2$0. s25 Cen
s.S dDi55ns IS P6ias Carr -: 20
ia5s sunday n SIS ssS o55 Dining f Pn9os and
ptalns GaTs' s2S ! s DINING Carl, ass Dinlns Carr.
SOUTHERN RAILw1Y.-Express sa5. as II 10
ATI-ANTiC COAST IINE.-Exprsss. s55 a and as'
SF r6B8I1,,R AIR LINE and Net,
MAJ 'Sn Limited. 1855 daily. Express Ito
No pr 21S AND WESTERN RArLwAY.-FOr Memphis
q X y BAKE AND ONO RAILwAY.-s55 and
F0 * OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-Tss r.
and = 80 p daily
Ts.E6at rasda and H PIar V es1. sns
Standard Coaches ~ ~ -
CAPE *
yss- on New York and Long Branch Railroad ctror,
nIv-thtr6 Street Stationl SIS a. m, -. 70.
Ss-~,r, anu M 20 D m Sundays 925 a. m, ASS D.
10 n 80 presses and Cortandt Streetsl 800
m ~ and $40 D m Sundays 945 a n. SIS
FUR PHrLADFIPHIA-
and COrrlandr Streets. 620D, T25,
s15 80 s2 l955 Penna Limited 1910 CDes6rosses
1IIt Streets. 1920 Dining IS Dining
tL-Ss a u 90 . 10 CDesbrosses Cortlandr
z-Ol 250, 3.2j. 355. 4.2J Dining Carr.
o. tCHlhs Carl. $50 Dining Carl. T.55 SIS. S55.
caches %. SIS 925. s55 GImited1. s55 1855
i'1S Car a 1885. 155 Dining Carr 325. SIS.
'a-Ins Iarl- ass Dining Carr SIS Dining Carl.
TO-, 80 % OBS m. 70. 10 night.
80 0,ces Nos 461 1926. 1854 III 26f Broadways
80 tIsn Avenue; Astor House, West Twenty-thirt
rsst station. and stations foot OF Desbrossss AMI
puaad Streets. Court Street SEQ Fulton Street %
Stot ~dy and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn:
So1.On Jersey City The New York Transfer Com
--t,7stlences through u destination
tSailroad Cab Service
J. & HUTCHINSON. T. P WOOD,
HeheraI Manager General Pass'r Agent
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REGIsTERED AT THE HoTEI.s

Buffalo, May 12.-Cold. rainy weather interfered
with hotel business largely to-day, but New-York
and vicinity well represented. Persons regis
tered al the various hotels from there include;
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ALTlMnRE & OHIO RAILROAD
ERIE RAILROAD.

ERIE RAILROAD.
Through trains New York foot OF Chambers 81.
follows and minutes earlier nom W. 23d ST.:
900 a Daily-SOlid train for Buffalo AIT .. n
Binshamtcn. wavsrly. Elmra and Bradford Coaches
cafe dining 10 BUFFALO
. Daily-Chcago LlEited-Fast Matl-Soilt
train Chicago arriving 10 ART Cleveland 40
m Chicago. Cincinnati
5.30 . m. Daiy.-BuIaIo and Cleveland Express-A-r
BuTalo = Bradford Jamestown 100 Youngs-
town 27 a. Cleveland 1870 D. Sleepers Buzz
falO Cleveland Cafa car
O-I5 D. Dafy--SOLd train for BIngharnton. Waver-
~ Ernira. Chicago. Seepers % Bu1ao. Chicago.
cunati. Dining
i ACCOMMODATIONS At Ill lis. POI, $50 and 1I58
Broadway. 157 East I25th 81 and 2IS West 125yh
Chambers and Vest ferries. Nevv York:
$40 Fulton St. 9s Broadwey BROOKLYN i22 River 81
ETobokeu nd JERSEY York Tranx-s~
CO. calls for ana checks baggage destination
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Partition Sales.
NV YORK sUPREME COURT. CoUNTY


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF NEW YORK.-R0duan A. Brush Plaintiff
against 4 Brush Charlotte =. Alderman De-
!eadauts.-In pursuance intcrocuory Judgment Of
Partition and Sale duly made and entered the
entitled action, bearing date - day April.
named Will sell Public Auction the New York Real
Estate Salesroom. No III broadway Borough o.
Manhattan CITY OF New York on The fourteenth day q
May. 1901. at y o'clock that DAY Bryan /
Kennedy AuCti1neer the premises situated
ough Of Manhattan City. County and State q New
directed by said Judgment 10 Doe sold and therein bounded
point the NoTthsrT side II Fifty fourth
hundred 400 feet Eastrry from corner formed
by the n-srsec u the Northerly side q
Street with the kastery side q Tenth Avenue
thence N0rIhsry and PARALLEL
Of Tenth Avenue hundred ave 81 inches.
thence Eas'erly and parallel with the Northerly
inches. thence Souhery and again parallel East
erlv side u Tenth Avenue and part distance
through party wall hundred 400 and Ave 10
inches % the Ncr'herly side q Ffyf1urth
Westerly along said Northery
and
Of beginning Second parcel: Beginning point on
feet Easterly from the S9utheasterlv
and FifyfJurth Street.
along SAID SouneriF me or Fourth Street fifty feet;
parallel with Tenth
eight inches thence NCrthwesterly
orthweserly by North fory-one inches thence
Northerly parallel with Tenth forty feet
SoutherIy said Fftyf5urt street a.
the point place II beginning known by Street
numbers 43S and 40 West Fiycourth Street and also
Stephen CambreIng Master Chancery and filed with
his report Of sale In action Of John o. Fay John
Leonard e. al in which action Judgment enrolled
March 10th. is4e
Dated New York. April nth 1901
EMIL GOLDMARK Referee
DE WITT '. D. REILLY Attorney PLAINTIFF IS
Liberty Street CdHnhattan). New York City
The following a diagram nrEt parcel It's Street
number is Al West Fifty-fourth Stress
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Goumtrn proprrtp for Sale or 20 ret

~1s4ELE 2 4gENrNE ID : UL -IWEN UI ND =
/ HNE, CONN-For sale o let. carefully built
l. furnished cottages eleven and thirteen let
large richly furnished old Colonial house. fifteen
all with modern conveniences shade trees gardens.
stables bathing. views large unfurDished
house. Mrs. Z. Z SALISBURY New Haven Conn
JNNGLEWOOD AND VICINITY Houses for sale or
l. rent Furnished houses II WEATHERBY < CO..
E2uglewood y. J.
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81 LoELs EAIR oEELcERs 20 CO % RUEEALo

ST LOUIS FAIR OFFICERS TO GO TO BUFFALO
ST. Louis. May 1.-The officers and directors OF
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company to-
day decided TO attend the Pan-AmeTican EXPOSE
lion exercises at Buffalo May 20 the guests
O. the " abash Railroad. II also decided
erect building at the Pan-An2erlcan Exposition
ar q Of $1,000 Il viii be used the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition headquarters and VIII be
ready Tor occupation by June l.
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Counirp propcrtn 90 fet.
CRAWFORD. y. 1.-Two attractive room cottages:
X all station. fine locations:
ing. etc. SO and SCI lookout. 20 Liberty St
ITO RENT-TwIN LAKES. CONN. Cottage four bed
rooms. bath. plaza. boat, Ice. pine grove. view.
Address II. y. Tribune OfHce.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner

IN PURSUANCE or an order or Hon Abner
c. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County New York
Notice Is hereby given 70 al having claims
ElZaoetha Schwarzwalter, soraetnes known Elisa
bstha Schvarzwalder. late Cf the County New
deceased % present the with vouchers
the subscribers at their place u ransactng business
the Office OF Deyo, Duer Bausrtorf attorneys
Broadway. in the City OF New York Manhattan on or
before the Fifteenth day o. August. 1901.
Dated New York. the Ninth day f February.
HENRY SCHWA FZWALDER. Il -.
ELIZABETH HERB. E1ecutors
DEYO. DCER & BAUERDORF. Attorneys for Execu-
No. rs Broadway. New York City, Borough 0
Manhattan