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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

-. NJ. Brown left for East colinth,
Tuesday. where he will make his home
for the future. Mr.. Brown has been
conducting dry goods business in this
,ity for the last two years but was
forced on account of financial matters
10 discontinue il.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

Christmas day ut Tosus will be obs"fN-
cd by the suspension of all unnecesSa:H
labpr. and a special Christmas dinner
will be served in the mess hail at hiGn
noon for which the following is tE
menu:
Roast Turkey with oyster Dressing
f.ihLt Sauce Cranberry Sauce
poiied Irish Potatoes sweet Potatot 5.
F1 Boiled Onions
Pickles Celery Bread Butter
Dessert
English Plum Pudding
Oranges Apples tof1ec
The concert program for the dinner
hour will be:
March-"Blaze Away, Holman
Icy E.ccentricitics.' Bower
Marcll-"The Lion Tanners, Lorsch
Cake Walk and Two Step-"A Bunch o
Blackberries. Hoizmah
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25
Chelsea Grange.

Last Friday evening wa5 observed br
Chelsea Grange as Temperance night AMI
a very interesting program was enjoyed.
The question Resolved. That Moderat.
Drinkers Do More Harm Inan Habtuai
Drtlnkards'' brought out an Interesting
and lively discussion. The question was
decided in the affirmative. a Temperance
recitation was finely rendered BY Miss
Rernice Watson
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

In order to favor the consumption of
alcohol-by automobiles-M. Jean Du-
puy. the French miristc- Of agricul-
ture. intends. so it is said. 10 inaugu-
rate an International race in May next.
Alcohol only will be used in all the
cars. Nasse,r also intends establish
ing Paris Bordeaux and return re-
cord in an automobile driven by aIco-
hOl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25
Windsor Grange.

AT the regular meeting Of Windsor
Grange Dec 30 .he following officers
were elected Master. Frank Colburn:
overseer, r. e. Trask: lecturer, c. r.
Donnell: chaplain. Hartwell Ware; sec-
retary Mrs L. T.. Colburn treasurer.
J. II. Barton; steward, Der, Reeves, as
sistant steward. Fred Munroe; lady as
sistant steward May Reed: Pomona, La
Trask: Ceres. Edith Murray: Flora. Ina
Kimban: gatekeeper. Fred Coombs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

The Christmas exercises at the Bap-
tist and Methodist churches passed off
vrey pleasantly. Tuesday evening.
There will be Christmas tree and eX-
ercises al the Old South Congrega-
tonal church. this evening
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

The public responded very generously
10 the call issued by the ladies of the
w. &. T. L. for donations for Christ
mas dinners to the poor and about p
dinners will be given out to gladden.
the hearts of as many needy families.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

The French government has accord
ed sum of 1A00 francs to be divided
among the owners and crews of the
best kept boats which have left Cher
bourg this year in order to take part in
the Iceland and Newfoundland fishing
eyDeClitionS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

The resignation of w. l.. Hayes. the
present city physician, has been ien-
j"r"d and will bo accepted. as he is 10
nl"vo to Massachusetts. the first Of
trNt month.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

A collection of surgical statistics of
cases Of runshot wound through the
stomach seems to show that the doc
tors were unreasOrably confident III e%-
pecting a recovery in President Mckin-
lav's case In total Of nearly seven
thousand reported eases there We're
only . per cent OF recoveries.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

e. II. Narr ana daughters. Misses
Jennie ana 'Iarriett Mari went. Tues
daH. to Watrrville. where thgv will pass
=, ."w days With Mr.. ara Mrs. John
Mglr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

w. III. Withers, who has been en-
Iployed in the shoe factory in this city
for several months. went to Auburn.
Tuesday. where he intends to work.
this winter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

Mrs. J. McA. Vance. who was called
her" hv the illness OF her mother Mrs.
J.. J. Nerscv. returned TO Pittsticld.
Mass. Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

Mrs. G. NJ. richardson. who under
wont q delicate surgical operation. Sat
ur,iay. is rapidly improving and her
friends look fer Il speedy recovery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

Miss Louise Blair. who has been
making Il short visit with Gardiner
friends returned to her home at Dres-
len. Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

George Eastman, who has been max
ing a short visit with friends in this
city. went to his home at Greenville.
Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

George Carey and John Sheehan of
Barre, VI. are spending the holidays
at their homes in this CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

carleton Lewis arrived hom- from
kn-ticd. Tuesday. for II few days
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Weston
Lewis. Vine street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

IS Holiday hours will be observed at the
post officn today. ii being. open for the
delivery OF mail from $50 to $50 y. NJ
4, nj from to p. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

The Congregations Society will hold
its Christmas tree, this evening. with
appropriate exercises.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

George H. Harrington went. Tues
,iay. to Live rmpre Falls. where hc will
join Mrs. Harrington. 10 pass CHI ist-
na. with their daughter. Mrs. g. Il.
l';kr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

+ II. RI. Brown reported for duty. Tue
day. from an extended furlough to Bel
fast.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

Arthur Dill Of Providence. r. l.. is
Passing christmas with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dill. Cobbossee
avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

Mrs. +. F. Avery and Miss Jennie
Avery or Lewiston. are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. F. r. Goodwin.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

/ Capt. &. w. Richardson of Portland.
y spending Christmas with his daugh-
ter. Mrs w f.. ElWell.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

Mrs. Batchelder of Lowell. Mass. ar
rived. Tuesday. and is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. NJ. X. Day. Brunswick av-
cnuc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

". p. Mcnamara came up from
Eoothbay Tuesday. to pass Christmas
with his family in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

The golf players I'M Congress are quite
numerous. Corless of Michigan is che
founder of golf club and was among
he pioneer followers of the game in his
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25
NATIONAL HOME.

VIM j. Farrell returned. Tuesday,
from "A months visit to New York City.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

Mrs. John Young has gone to Rich.
mcnd to pass Christmas at her former
home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

I'd Mrs. Frank Osborne went Il
l. Tuesday. to pass Christina :
latives.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25
Dailv lAennebec Journal
GARDINER.
je1naI's Tslsphons CaII-37-s.

u. ID. Wagg is visiting his mother
Mt Auburn. -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

Z a. l.. Sutherland of Strong Creek
CT. was a visitor at the Home. Tues
daN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

There Will be Sunlight hop and ball
IN wilson hall. this afternoon and
evening. Music by Carey's Orchestra
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

9. II. Annis. who has been buying
apples in this section for several weeks,
went to Portland. Tuesday, to pass
Christmas with relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

DR.. II. T.. Fields vent to Boston
Tuesday. for few days business trip.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

Edward Doyle and Alfred Bullock of
Lynn. Mass. arrived in the city. Tues
day to pass the holidays with rela-
tiVeS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25
HALLOWELL.

MD Welch of Portland. is visiting
. eS in this city
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

Moody went to Richmond.
:. to spend Christmas with his
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

/ J. Libby of Andover Academy, Il
writing friends in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

lin Archie Of Oneca. CT, is at his
" nn Granite Hill for the holidays.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

F. +. Beane has returned froC,
= several days business trip in Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

7. {. L. l.. will hold it's next
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

and the only re-
lief | got from
the intense pain
was by the use
OF morphine.
Physicians pre-
scribed NOR
phlne. saving
that by no other
tnaan. in THAR
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

regular meeting with Mrs d. F. Fuller
Middle street. Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25

Southern California has 300 acres in
beets.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-25
W0MANS ENEMY
1us Help tof Body-Racking Pains
found in Dr.. Greens's Nervura
which Brings Absolute Cure.

What piteous cries are
brought forth by neuralgia
pain How shall il be
endured +? WHY must il
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By Bryan l. Kennedy & Co: f02-I -Ioi MuberTy-st. s.
2is II of Canal-st. 5OHO story bldg: also
St. s. $50 II OF Lexington-aVe. 1e esxl0o II; story
ten h and store; also IS Forsyth-st. 75s II n
Hester-s 25x100: story ten h ana store also 232
East 13n-.t, 2o65iz 2d-ave 215 sxIO3 81 r
story Q swg h. paTtton salei John Nonnenbacher ct al
Henry Smith, ref I22 East 12ott-s IT " OF Lex
ington-ave. 25xloo H. 8 story ten IA pub auction.
By Peter Meyer & Co: 42l West 2ith-st Il s. PSI 10
II Of sthave. "a 7xss.9 story Ia foreclosure
Joseph ref; due on judgt s7.754 30 costs 1881 al
taxes. etc, s510 % 1852 West I27th-st, OF
Columbus 25x9eIl; story h; foreclosure sale
w KlDgslsnd Schnugg ct al: d & G y
sle. 49, 50; costs $40 a3. taxes ETC. 5000 I56h-st
100 It Of Union-ave 75x8 5sx74 72xG4 story n his
foreclosure sale; 4 fcuchtwanger ct al NJ Davis
3udg. 81 o5 1901 72 taxes ETC. S3sO 3 subject
TO mtge. $4,000, which there has been advanced
s1775o: 50 West 1ooth-st. 3142 # Columbus
Apin agt L H Ryder ct al; Tyler. p & McA attys:
ss so aases & s. &C. g? e ss }naf s 81 II costs a
Madison-ave. 27xloo1l; story h; Wilhelmine D
attys; Keogh ref; amount due 81 l0i 10; subject
taxes. etc. 81. .oSS IS; prior mges SIS. 900.
BY Herbert A Sherman: 621 w 13sth-st u w
OF Broadway l5x69 III story dwg sale;
remington Whitehead atty Joseph l. Hance, ref; due
tudgt So All 25 costs. s4os 80: taxes. etc, 1887
By D z Ingraham G. Co: 433 w 4oti-st. s. 375 II w
o. 9th ave 2x9ss: story h; foreclosure SALE
Trust Co Edw KebcTt, ndv admir- etc ct al;
Edw Sheldon. atty; Charles Jackson on udgt
@ eS costs s222 es taxes etc. 81 1872 OIL prior mtge,
BY Philip smyth III l2od-st n $ 20o.ft W Of 3D.
ave. 21xss. .7x2.4 .4x-x741: vacart: exrs
By James Wells: 205 1o0th-s n S. 125 # e of 3D.
ave- 2oxiooe 8: story h; foreclosure sale; Helen
Rict ard Arrow ref due judgt sis 737 20; costs.
$3.50 IS; taxes. etc. SoI2 p.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Bryan l. Kennedy & Co: 3o4 W 1l2th-st 5 s.
sale a3, g 4 WALTON s agt John sheSe "
costs. sa co. axes 9n s ss due m On aF foy sioss 8 81
isoT s wfst t Y l5;s' an h;; 90 sthaSs
f Ws: 6T dws + w 7 II story e f. isGs 41sS sS
SUCTION: I..t.o to J J Danahar for $500
story br aaa m fe h. With Ss Stores
chsssey et9 T9FySg sg Pp M WeI56eim d i'm ct & al
@ sSs ssoarns s29 TO % ctos 9sss @ e'f ro S prior
ssis @ a MRamS6rldge Ra SIX lots to Lebsgz for
Waln.bdse six let's each xi7S .? a sonhery er hrec
so each Bronx Terrace snd oS TO- eoT eFSt sS
lots each 2sx1O5: sale estate of Katharine
su6 Mary sasy sy for Uss sss eaSh a n6rth
25 Of 5h-ave Is sxa91 II: story high soop
By Peter &'fs M2e sgts cur 81 T qft99er 18th %
ss Celeste 81 &s AL sa s2 sksdn It h. j.
FF SsPsrS S: aonghioP an sao G @ g assen
sl. s.l tS 9 50 Il fae Pqg 81 gorD6q for "
HI 5grsflosuTs sse jennie IEas % aet cbas s'i n
due on 81 u E tqWs M Costs a Sass Wm a. esqyss e s
t q 1shss ,d9s aRd s9qs5iPs Ma96a
ssis: Marta PringIs WGe ct al; Gha
ads 1eE5ia 5a 80 $PPsnas ta4e etc. RES aas o
the 81 plaintiff 4sna. for r So 5000 600 ,,.n,.
ma5.ss. m,sass: ssoo 6pD three s{y 59.ssos
sso 6, g 11ufc6sr Wson Percy sdst
f's g. e? a Geo ' DS9st T h9s s
Weton Percy. ref due on judgt, s7.II145 COSTS
$500 e2 taxes $3.50 a7; DR. C Becker $40 500
BY Philip 4 Smyth: 5th-aYe, c n i5th-st,
s4x12s 4xao 9x3 413 3x125; story business bldg
closure sale; \ Goldsmith ti a Brackey S
LashInan atty Rothschild ref due on judg $4,000.
ool 76: prior mge, $4,000: adjourned die.
By John IL Thompson; e2T L I63d-st, n ;, 10 G OF
Jackson-ave, 2oxss 49, II
+ Gilbert. tr7s agt Ellen Muholand ali Julius Sey
mouT atty; III Garden ref; due judgt sli i9S
costs 500 q; taxes etc 81 500 pitf for ooo 92a
Z 1t5o-st n ~ II OF Jsckson-ave 25XS64 4
story h; foreclosure sale; Julia De Haven Ellen
o. sSSa coaS s56s SH aas e 's5F9 s'e s &c.,
to ptf for s13n00
ilth-ave 2Sxioe story and several story bldgs:
foreclosure sale; I. Miller Werner Red
field atty; " H Frsh rcf udgt. s2667 Ss costs
eeIs 46: taxes. etc. $50: d Werner FOR $500
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

7Gth-st. No a33 West. 20xio2.2; Thomas White
to Max Jacoby: mortgage. $40, 900; r s. Sl3...
Houston-st. s. 90 It of Goerck-et. 20x50:
Houston-st. s s. 10 II 9 OF Lewis-st 20n50x
irregular; Houston-st, s. "a # of Goerck-
Hollenier: mortgage. s27. 500. o........-..:......
18lst-st, No 5s East II 6xst9 II; Charles Donohue
referee. TO the Twelfth Ward Bank: mortgage
$1,000; n :. ID 90
Grand Concourse or Boulevard. 16ith--
st, 1O0x92x irregular: Agnes Schaef John r
Sleeves: mortgage, $4,000; II s. 50 30. O
e3d-st, 6. loLS # C of 36-ave. ..55xlo2.2; John
Mclaughlin 10 Charles Helborn r s. Si3 10.
b2d-st. No I12 West, 25xl0o.5; Isidore Korn and
another 20 Bertha korn r s. 50 20.
Rarrow-st. No II. and lot adjoining. 80 iox75 2x
25.l1x75; Isidore 3 korn and another to Bertha
Korn: mortgage. $50. 600; r g. SIS 75...-.....
l2lEt-st. No 235. n $. 2io IT Of 2d-ave 25x
100 II; Thomas ] Backus TO Charles seligman
and another: mortgage. $40 900: 5. S2........
sod-st No 226 West 25x9S.9; John Karst. jr.
to Minnie ] Douglass: mortgage. s25.oo0; r S.
Bowery W g. % II of Grand-st. 25x1o0; LYDIA
u NJ Jones al by guardian to John FUs-
ter: Ia part; S. 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
a4th-st n g. 100 IT of 2d-ave. 50x9s o: City
Real Estate Company TO Manhattan Railway
Company; mortgage. IS 100. $3.50.
b8d-st 8 175 II OF 9th-ave. 5oxloo.5: City
Real Estate Company TO Manhattan Railway
7ath-st 10 Is East 1axlo2.2: David H Hyman
10 Sterling Realty Company; mortgage. $4,000;
r s. xl2 80 o---..-.'--- -.--'-.'. '..-'-'-''..
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10

junction with John R. Davidson haye sold Nos 74s
ana 74s Columbus-ave.. two five story fathouses
with stores for John A. Schmidt for about SIS COO
Mr.. Cromwell the buyer.
Samuel A Friedline has bought the Hotel Bristol,
Nos is and Is East Eleventh-st. It is on plot
4Ixlo3.3 feet
w. e. & F. B. Taylor have leased to Coleman
Drayton No 66 West Fifty-sixth-st.. a four story
| brownstone dwelling house
! NJ c. Ccakley is reported to have bought Nos
5oS and $50 West One-hundred and -sixth-st
Two i've story fathouses, on a plot 50x9911 feet.
Moses Arndstein is reported TO have sold No. Is
East One-hundred-a d-eighthst.. five story fiat
house. a plot 25x1oOu feet
s. w Sterne has bought No. so East Fifty-sixth-
ST., four story and basement brownstone dwelling
house, 16sxeex75 feet from Rachel Mayer. Collins
& Collins were the brokers.
Douglas Robinson Charles s. Brown & Coz have
sold No. Isl West Ffty-fourth-st.. a story pri
vate stable, lot 25xl0o. for Mrs S r. Ledger to
| Isaac N Seligman.
sale Of No 1856 West seventy-first-st, which was
! recently reported.
Of their ren gooyn pS GGa
iots IN tirantst, Rugby, with building thereon, TO
chased a this suburb by the following persons:
George Geo G w Liyanore two lots; James schumaGher
yey. two lots; David McKown. six lots; Peter
ThsTs were thirteen 10 lots dspossd of 10 various
parties parties on private terms. At Oak Crest George
Joseph Albert Of Manhatfan bought two lots for
! week.
Plans have been filed at the Buildings Department
Tor a roof garden to be built on the Dewey Theatre
NO lz5 to lS0 East Fourteenth-st.. which will cost
| SS0.eo. Sullivan & Kraus the owners, and Frank
d. Gheen of No. 455 West Twenty fourth-st., is the
| architect.
Plans have been filed with the Buildings Depart
ment by Monnes & Taylor, of No 4e5 Efth-ave., for
ten and onehalf story brick hotel $4,000.
l. The building will have frontage of so feet and
depth of 1913 feet Pollard & Steman, of No East
| Fourteenth-st. are the architects
| J. nu Pratt White secretary of the Palisade In
| terstate Park Commission, announced yesterday
| that the commission had bought from the Mahan
| heirs their holdings the Palisades comprising
about twenty acres south of Huylers Landing. 4
! large part of the land owned by Captain
| Mahan. Mr.. White said the commission expected to
be ready to purchase several other tracts in the
| near future
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Br,stow-st $. rs e of Jennings.st for FIVE two
s,orv frame dwelling houses. px)s.8 Charles
Tohl No lies Forest-ave. owner; William +
schwsnewid No l,155 Forest-ave, architect.
.osts, Nos l22 and 124 West. for a ten and one
balf story brick hotel. 50xl3os; Mennes q ray-
10 No 4it5 6th-ave, Dersi Pollard & Steinam.
~ q East lath-st architects, s,....--.....--.-.--
,fartbs-ave 9. % Fl Of 23Iih-st. for two
90 ane-halr story frame dwelling house. lsos
90. 1ohn Stahl. Fuiton-st. Wakeheld owner;
weiyilIe Lawrence. Kossuth-afe. arehitect.
- aXs No ] sol, for two story brick stable.
noxTo. Charles schdwachter. No lse3 Park
ave owner. A De Ssldern. NO iso Broaaway'
CLINTON place and Aqueduct-ave corner; f for
Silii"r story frame dwelling house, 22Aoo'
aichae kelley No $40 East lsIth-st, owner
~ :. I,ckerson 14oth-st and 3d-aye architect.
w = n II n of Watson Lane, for a two
i'ss one-half story frame dwelling house. lsr
sssa. So Adelena Grossnan. - i-aVrefice-a.e'
oe.o. " Ebeing, ST LAwrerce-are arehiteet--
17s.-st and Watson Lane fr,m. ameIIins eInT. house
Issss: AdeIena esos,rnan s. .Fsh,test
owheI. 01 II n OF Honest, Tor TWO Two
story frame dwelling hesses C.t'9s 9sr1enes
eve architect. ....s..- -. -
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
NEW YORK SUPREME CoURT-TriaI de-

N ,rsd ., New York County. r. Temple G. Rsrk-
.r.sT plantiff against Charlotte NJ Bullwlnke. john
" p11;,wtnkeI John Williams and Mary Williams. his
IL 80 ranae Mary being fictitious the true Christian
Wiz - said defendant being the painti1 rnSnowrl
Lelox. John A. CInchy James
PlirptOn. Edmond EueFstei. Carrie
Of the last VIII and testament
L. Strohmenger.~ Jr deceased Jsepn J4oos.
g Ie MES r Mcernon. James T. Fttzparek Masons sup
80 or,nauv Christian Schrarwessr ana JACOB Senrat-
-. Dssniants second Supplemental summons 10
lAe ~, answer the amended complaint IN this
noieu ~ 10 servs copy OF the Plain
.te,nevs within days after the service or
OF the day OF servics. and in
e- @ =. rc,1r failure appear answer, Judgment VIII
b. against you os oeiANAr -S- - -~- ~--~~-
,ha complaint
Dated Sep'eN'A ~ NASH JONES'
Piainfirs
Txo. Address, No t3 Wall ST. Borough on
uarhartan city of New York.
,r Charlotte " BuIwinkel John II. BuIlwirkel John
Sas- 80 Mary Williams his wife (ths Mary
,nr ss-jrtos,s the Christian OF said de-
he,nx 10 plaintiff unknown,. Thomas Ienox.
and James T. FitzparrcN dsrendants
ra. fore~onc supplemental summons Is served
by publication pursuant 70 an order or the
Gaorre Andrews. Justice OF r1e supreme
state er York dated the second day 81
Octoher 1901 ned ath the consnainr n te ofce OF
,hn f1eyk OF the of New York AZ ble Sounfy
court House in Borough OF Manhattan. in ths >sy.
County nd Of New YORK
dated New York. October H. l9ol
N - NASH & JONES.
Plaintiffs AtfnzoQ4l
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
CABBYS POINT OF VIEW.
From Leslie's Weekly

ne hotel coach was filled with crowd Of happy,
9oollant visitors, and the horses toiled splenddy
up the hills. as each eminence reached, and
a. every turn in the road, the crowd would burst
.crth into cries of wonder and delight at the mag
hihcent scenes which burst upon their view. The
mountain Jehu alone preserved dignity and
slence which rather awed the others, At length
slter particularly lovely view had been passed
marked:
sceael aon don't seem TO take much interest IA the
The driver shook his head. mo. that's not II. .
ne answered; Il just don't care Then he leaned
little closer and whispered: But l knows Just
low you folks must feel. You all come from
ttong distance just TO see things, and you're bound
worth, and not feel as though you was chea tin
ourselves. Oh" said this driver. In superior
'0Ae, i don't mind IL when understand how It's.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
REAL ESTATE.
'-hAS FILED FOR ROOF GARDEN On
THE DEWEY THEATRE-LAND
BOUGHT FOR PAIL
EADES PARK

a.. Manhattan Railway Company yesterday took
~. 10 parcel 61x2ss feet on the north side of
fonrth-st 100 feet west Of second-ave.. from
- s elty Real Estate Company, snd also title 70 g
- ~ soxido5 feet the south side OF Fifty-third-
paay
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10

TN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner G.

Thomas. Surrogate Of the County of New York,
Notice Is hereby given all persons having claims
against John Elmer Ellis of the County York
the with vouchers
subscriber his place Of transactng business.
Street, in the City Of Schenectady.
York. before the 10Th day OF April
Dated New York. the sth day. of October 1901.
AIJONZO +. STRONG.
Executor the last Will and John Elmer
Ellis deceased.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
Real Gsiaie
The Unknowable in
Real Estate Titles

All that can be known or dis
covered about a Real Estate Title
the TITLE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST COMPANY
knows and discovers through its
plant, and through its force of
skilled lawyers. devoting them
selves wholly to title examina-
tions.
All that is unknowable and
undiscoverable, this company in
sures against with a guarantee
fund of So, 900, 900.
No buyer is justified in dis
pensing with such protection.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
THE AVA,

EAST 1OTH
To let LIST. several unfurnished apartments;
small could be furnished if
the apartments; excellent cuisine. Apply to
MISS ELLIOT. East 10th ST.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
Gnrroqates' Notlces.


DUNHAM, JAMES Hin pursuance OF an
Hon Abner C. Thomas a Surrogate Of IN.
county OF New York notice hereby given persons
County Of New YORK deceased to pl The ass or the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber place trans
WIke No wa eet Hs nj Boaoah S Masaa Msi
o an In shs f5 1862 of New York. on or before the day
Dated New York r112o9, the 2Sth day 70 Of June @ Isol
sI Roah MrahiE: Aorneys for the ESeeut9r Wall
MCNEIL, EDWIN.-In pursuance of an orler
County Of HSn w Asn 4G9 notice &c 2. bs.sv Of the
OF Sia' e sa assss st s e R
So5k County LEAVING personal property IN the Co'v Of
the subscribeE a, his place Of tTansactng
the city Of New Yesk N on 'ns or fSdSSsA bo s 81
dated New '>c' York. the 2at6 day of April 1901.
Nassau Street cTiS9ns Budins5 Borough Of MaR .a1
TN pursuance of order of Hon. Abner C.
Thomas; a suErogats Of the County Of New York.
aGs KahSrse D. Callahan a 5 has3S hs GoSta claims a
New York deceased to present the same With vouchers
business. No Broad Street Borough OF Manhattan in
the City of New York. before the 5th day OF April
Dated Ne" York the 2b%gRs q Day Sspts#es 1s0
Executor OF Katharine D. Callahan. deceased
Broad St. Borough Of Manhattan City of New York
TTLMAN, NORRIS SIN pursuance of an or
der Of Hon: Abner G Thomas. a Surrogate the
County OF New York notice IS hereby given all persons
County Of New York deceased 10 present the same
f " as " v The a sb oc. at Of %
IL Se YSf q on wan or bGf 6 @ a Of d @ e
,o Rassd Hs NorT fT fhf l 1 day q sePfeTssE 1soi
c,,rr, rrnx,p, ALICE NJ ULMAN. ExecutEiE-
s. Wall Street. Borough of Manhattan. New York
TN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner G.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
PRICE $4,000.

New American basement dwelling. NO. 123
WEST 10TH St; never been occupied:
stories limestone front: % feet wide; beau
tifully finished in selected woods; 3 tiled
baths nea- Manhattan Square; great chance
for quick buyer: house worth 5000; owner
,rtiI st
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
S45,OOO.

In S7th Street. near Riverside Drive; perfect
condition; newly and handsomely decorated
4 tiled baths; parquet floors; beautiful river
view. permanent side light: this is an ex-
ceptionally fine house in many other details.