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Private Sales.

thorty' yesterday, has boI sht up a number
son avenue and Forty-second street, COM
prisilg a frontage OF 100 feet OF the former
and u. o. the latter thoroushfare IT. Is
20 transfer the plot TO "a syndicate, which will
improve II with a ninetcen-story hotel, DR..
The faport' The parcels witch he owns com
prise Nos. Is to 20 East Forty-second street
and Nos $40 to slt Madison avenue
bought from the Chuds Unique Dairy Co. Nos.
los and 40 West Ihlrty-fourth street, COM
psny'ss new store The buyer via erect a
twy!yc-story ONCE building. the first and sec
ond floors Of which have been leased for ten
s, -osSocd Pei 4 Co have sold to Charles
a Gardner No, 6sl Iifth avenue, a, five
adjql Ing tho rcsidencc Of Mis- Helen Gould
at the north asst cor Ier OF fofiy-ssNenth
street, The house VIII be remod"led and
J.. Clarence Davies 4 Co. have, sold for
RenjsHin stern Of stern Bros the North
the northeast corner Of iiSih. street, and
Third and Willis avenues. The property
pleasures about Is feet on The sGuare no
and i40 on the northerly side.
Douglas Robinson. Charles s. Brown 4 Co.
have sold No. loo last Scventy-irst street. a
four-story dwelling. 20N SOY lo2 2, for Mrs. j.
West Roosevelt TO the Sterling Realty Com
BO TSSeT No. D. ,,i pG fast fisy' sGid iUF s; S0s1 >,
four-story and basement brownstone dwell
CHARLES PSppdT has sold No. ,2s East
S~eventy-ninth street. a three story brown
''G Risa av%SE, u. ft;r 2P IE, 'S sold ga ;;a' 80 s3''f aSdson
fPrrSer TO Ts Sos SP9 6cci1ny : client nTst OF j; u
ks owl business. 0' il IS s'f fou nrea5 bTTimsRR
store, OF lot 2?xso.
CO.. Mr.; John ~ J sSaurz has sold 20 J 7; Dug
three-story and basement broWnstone
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Obituary Notes.

DR.. Christian Fenger of Chicago died on
Friday night OF pleuropneumonis. A a
pathologist he had few equals. lite, had an
international reputation for the skill oil his
surgical operations. ON his sixtieth birth
day. Nov. 5. 1900, a banquet was given to him
received many ian mSemoriais and 6poHors'' The
decoration of which he WAS the proudest
was conferred upon him by King Christian
Denmark, on Nov. S. 1870, At the outbreak
Of the Franco.ierman war no became sur
and served through the war From 1871 70
1874 he was at the Copenhagen City Hospital.
he went to Egypt rs a member OF the sanitary
lifa. district OF Cairo. lie removed to Chi
cago In 1877. whore he had since lived. In
is1s he became 2 member Of the attending
curator of the Rush Medical College Museum.
In 1854 professor of clinical sur gerry at the
College OF Physicians and Surgeons. in 1898
professor Of clinical surgery at Chicago
Medical College and In 1899 he took the chair
Of clinical surgery In Rush Medical College
During bis residence In Chicago he was sur
Heon at one time or another to the Cook
county. Presbyterian. Tabitha Norwegian,
Passavant Memorial Lutheran. German and
German-American hospitals.
Uriel II. Crocker, a .well-known lawyer
and writer of BOSTON, died suddenly AZ his
bone in that city yesterday, aged 10, He had
for several weeks. For several years he had
Ppent most Of his time In writing books, He
leaves a widow and three sons.
New England RaEcry IN MONTH clio ayen 1ne
Jersey City, died on Friday at his home, ii6
and one dsarhtear. lie was y YEAR old o"
sary Of the security Trust COMPANY, Of New
York, died on FRIDAY NJ, NJ At III, home IN
e. Brsine. \. q. T. ". so" 0' 'oi' 0har'eS
Mrs. Margaret Stanton. ~ years Of age,
Builder Of Bennctt's Redonin and other simi
liar steam yachts, Is dead at Newbursh.
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AUCTION NOTICES.
THE FANNY IN FRANCE.
NJ. lie RouN Says Boursct and dc Man
pn.snnt MIsrcprcsent IL.

NJ. Hughes lie Roux, the French critic,
delivered the first Of a series Of lectures
in the auditorium of the Horace Mann
School, Columbia University, yesterday on
The Family in France" NJ. Le RouX said
Ia port:
"The great mistake Of the outside world
to-day IN their conc, ptions Of French life
is, that they judge modern French society
by the d,iiuc3tion OF il by moacrn French
noyolists, especially Paul Bourget, and
Guy de MaupdssIut. These uoyoli-ts, in
their works, describe type, that are not
only not found IA modern French society,
but are found nowhere. They portray
special psychological studies which their
readers suppose are representative OF
France, but in reality are typical either
Of some other country or Of cosmopolitan
life ia general.
"The modern French society a. por-
trayed in these novels is in reality descrip-
tive of the cosmopolitan life Of Paris, mace
up OF characters from all lands who come,
there TO live lives OF pleasure. NJ, Iaui
Bourget realizd this when he called his last
novel dealing with this sort Of life Cos
mopols.''
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Held for Stealing q Truck.

A loaded truck belonging to James Low
den OF "a Worth street was stolen last Mon
day on Mercer street while the driver was
being entertained in a saloon by two
The horse and the truck were
recovered, but the goods on it have not
been found. Yesterday James Wallace
Of 22i William street and William Demarest
of 03 Downing street were arraigned in
the jefferson Market police court, charged
with being parties 70 the theft, Detec-
tives Walsh and Ware said that Demarest
was one Of the men who entertained the
driver, while Wallace made of with the truck.
Both prisoners were held for trial.
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FRANK CONGER DEAD.
Vice-Presidcnt OF the American Bridge
Company Dies I'm Detroit OF Apopiexy.

DETROIT, Mich, March s.-Frank Conger
vice-President of the American Bridge
Company, died suddenly in his apartments
In the Wayne Hotel this morning. He
wa Sc years old. With him when he died
were bis brother, Benjamin Conger OF
Groton, n. Y; A. A. Miller Vice-President
Of the National Bridge Company. and DR..
Dayton Parker. The cause of death was
spoplexy.
Mr.. Conger had been In Saginaw with
his brother and Mr.. Miller on business, but
returned to Detroit a few days ago. He
took to his bed. but 1t was not thought hat
he was in a serious condition. This morn
ing at 8 O'Clock, while he was engaged in
conversation with his brother, he lay back
on his pillow and died as if falling asleep.
Besides his widow and a daughter, he
leaves his mother, Mrs. G. W. Conger of
Groton, and two brothers, Benjamin and
Jay. The remains were sent to Groton.
Mr.. Conger was worth S3,OO0,OO0 and his
business establishments entirely supported
Groton, which is a town of 1000 inhabitants.
He was born in a log cabin in Groton in
is49 Of poor parents. He received little
education, and in early life put In his time
us a teanlster and baseball player. In
1870 he bought out q dry goods establish
men in the town OF Groton, which was
the foundation of his fortune. He soon
broadened his business and formed the
Groton Bridge Manufacturing Company.
Later he conceived and planned the o gani-
zation of the American Bridge Company.
His extensive business interests will
be carried on without interruption from
his headquarters, As Broadway, New York.
He was a member Of the Engineers Club
and Lawyers Club Of New York city, the
Union League Club Of Brooklyn, the Du-
quesne CLUB Of P~ittsburg and the Pencoyd
(lnh nj PhllQnRlnhln He TaRanflU MIR
chased a beautiful home in Brooklyn at
No. 1858 st. Marks avenue. He was a high
degree Mason n Odd Fellow, President
Of two banks at Groton. until recently
President OF the Universal Safety Tread
Company Of New Jersey. President OF the
American Visible Typewriter Company
of Delaware, President Of the Conger Car
rage Works. director of the Conger Manu-
featuring Company and the Conger Prod
uce Company Of Groton.
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HEAL ESTATE NEWS.

z.Aa yos<
some contraction OF dealing was no.eu ,ss'
Week IN nish-priceu speoulatnve plopsisy,
no.Vity III 'his ciass y IeaM, .antas
'esuaiheu anhos' eAc'us,'eis $3.50.
anna'o WIN pahhins hh.e'os.s - LII,
.ohs VI sur corpoia',ons mus s.a.~a -,
oe peou'ai'y uSoep,'n u naasLat
1 ~ !" ~ .ne wun o'ieet nIonvy 49,,
:" l@y 'hae = rrr'
- a niheulale nhohotaiy p,vspe -,
na .. .ne.vtoIu. an oo,,ous ,ha urarn
sse 1881. neSNaNs u.eisuuo ~ 800
- opvouiat,No feai'' -
opeiations NV oont,IDu'ei a -pna 20
.a' ,e'n. " a. 30
poits. nv .no salhe '4nie. a nrHse -
' - - 1900
sa.tnns ar. sa .rantoam. a, an
aet'I,S. ihv peI'ou IN y piaeteaay ~ IL
~ mn und.'s 80 ~ ~
nn ais !" -. snasau IL INV
emmhs u 'ne heA. ien'Hns oeasoI ~
.Ne"'' ooh'1euenu., 1917 -
80, 10 si..nH, ar =, ,hasa Iooaf,ies
u nnuneia. uia''.S'. anu ~ n 'nan,
oppoieunitioa - - = nvdant
vi ~ are pann ~, ~ 800 10 no.
= ' ~. -, sn,o.as,s and
49, 2 I'a - .snsinn &C.
~. 800 100 ri, ~ naotIrn s~neciaItv
" a1e h WV 1870 9 aso,tins Tho
" msu-piio9u ptopo ~ -. raeotion
90 VI wv way
~ 49, ,or,roo,,o, y, oornorate
49, '. o,ta. 49, - 80 the
au,s.ts, ~ ~ ~arIo, 80 Ins nnchanoed
. ~ III u ,,on haI,r re pay
~" ~ nnnr e., Stdo ond IN ants and
~ ga - 1pin 80
Veneh'ehts seneIany ~
oae ~ Ia. - &C. 10 y ,or ,romrova1
.snm, - -, 80 n,tsnoianaons h,,siness
h,,ns, ".' on~Sar r,;,h aI,as sor onstlv
nusS, Ms. D,'rtrn g. - ,ho oII
pIrate uw'in.ss ~ 80 prooa-
~" 1919. 80. massord g. a nnora-
"a' "hu Heona. 49, =. ,Di,h - iast
" "no PUiPVooS
us aHu a 49, Wan q. Tis,h
.na' q S"e "a q 49, onSnHe ,inh
a,enae' ~ u - ma. iru
'. = ~ Jh. III Vamstr -
pIo,eIneht III view. - nj ,ha r AZ
ptop'I'!, II utsposeu VI, w" -"
Nn II. "a - - Ia - tasnd
-, "t auu = ~ -
thls 'eur as si'es 70 ne" ne'cantne Jun
us Du' iew u, pioto .m' ~ a.
-. anu -. u VI ~ y nu ,'
- II Icconeeuo.ion VI =. "
W aHs A"N" '
pa>..u"S oompieoeu
euskeS,'e .,shsac'lon d ~
piope,ts IN Ft.n u'ehue' heai rOity-h1n
's' ~ q ioai. .o,npan a nI'i
nouse' the lease ihoiuolhs "a ouloNhs "ncn
- ;ct W oe e,eo'eu' puiIuins opcia''o-'
unuertahen unoel such cieuhie'anoe, ~.
pe0unaIIy acceptapie from IA e'anupo'nt
81 oIokerage interests Inc ,enuhtfy oI
.he ne" UuiIulnss peihs secured, 'hey iea.o
,Ho Iehlal coholtoh oi aulaeeh. piopei,y
III no temporary uncertainty; ou'' On II
.oh.Ial!' tehu 70 cieate "honesouhe opPo'-
tuhties LOT competitive Improvement py
nv anoe Of bringing tiaue . the heish-
ooInoou nululns ior a iesseo aiso ~
'eeV' 'he property cohcerheu WIN an l-
oone; "Hen ienuelS ~ npeoua.l.e pin
s.'~r "Hu tmo ~
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NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.
star Appointments Col. william Car
Sanger Placed on the Retired List.

STAR Appointments Col. William CaTS
Sanger Placed on the Retired List.
ALBANI, March s.-Major-Gen. Charles
y. Roe to-day announced the appointment
Of Lieut.-Col John Bogart as Inspector
Of Engineers and Lieut.-Col. William II.
Chaplin OF Buffalo and Lieut.. James W.
Cleveland OF the Seventh Regiment, as
Inspectors Of the National Guard. Col.
Chapman Is commissioned OF the grade
OF Colonel and Lieut.. Cleveland as Lieuten-
ant-Colonel.
A board for the examination Of candi-
dates for commissions in the Twenty-sec-
ond Regiment, Engineers, Is appointed
as follows; Lieut. Col. John Bogart, Major
Stephen Fowler Hart, Capt. Edwin Win
throp Dayton and Capt. Thomas Allison
Smith, Assistant Surgeon.
Col. William Cary Sanger, Inspector
National Guard. having served as a COM
missioned officer Of the National Guard
for more than fifteen years, has, upon
his own request, been Withdrawn by the
Governor from duty and placed on the
retired list to date from Feb. 81.
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Assignments OF Mortgages.

Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Co TO the
Bank for Savings, assigns : mortgS 80. !
Frederick II IiOweh TO Title Guarantee and
Trust Co. -.....,.
JeraiiS. Thomas W, cNcr. TO Mary A Hewitt.
asst ......... ....,.. ......t.
Miller. Holman, cNcr. To bernard 10th ...
Porter. Mortimer. L, guar, to James y GreVes
Simon, Emil. To Lewis Coon ....- ..,....'
Title Guarantee ana Trust Co 10 Lucy \
buhleT
SAme to Atlantic Trust CO. .............-.,
Same To Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Co
Same to GeOrglhnua l. ScONcn .,..,......-.,
Webster. Agnes VI to Mary \ Kelly .....,.
NilcttS. Charles AIR, n ano. truS, to Mary
J. Furnan and ano, assigns 2 mtgs, re-
recorded ........
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LAID TO NEW GATES FIRM
the 10 Per Gent. Rise and s Per Cent.
Tumble in Colorado Fuel and Iron.

I Harris. Gates d Co., the newly formed
stock brokerage firm. Of which John W.
Gates is a special partner also has as special
partners Isaac l.. Ellwood. John Lambert
and John Dupee. The general partners
are ]. F. Harris, Samuel c. Scotch n
Charles @. Gates, the last named the son
of j. W.. Gates. Young Mr.. Gates and
Messrs. Harris and Dupee are members
of the New York Stock Exchange. The
turn in Colorado Fuel and Iron stock,
which went up 10 points on Thursday and
dropped s points on Friday, is believed TO
nave been the firms initial deal, -
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Board OF brokers' Dinner.

The sixth annual dinner OF the Real Estate
Board of Brokers will be held on saturday
evening next, March is, at the Hotel Savoy.
The speakers at the dinner VIII include the
following: Gen. Stewart L. Woodford. Law
son Purdy. Tax Commissioner James J.. Wells.
c Y. Iornes, President OF the Board Of Alder
John Y. Leo, John +. DOYLE. Edgar J, Levey.
Corporation Counsel Rlves and Charles o.
Mas
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Held for s~natchIns Roll OF 5000.

Detective Sergcants Davis and Collins
arraigned Manuel D)rca, a Spanish waiter.
In the Jefferson Market police court yes
terday on "a charge Of highway robbery.
They said that on Feb. 10 Dorca struck
Antonio Rlvas in the face with the butt Of
his revolver and snatched a roll Of 500
which Rivas had shown him in a saloon.
He was he'd for further examination.
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Recorded Lenses.

Cbrystie IT.. las and 1917; CuStin's Express
Co to B!urnenkrantk q Altman, 5 yrs
Miller Fur Co, s yrS.....,.
Bowery. 23i and 2S3. part; Z II Mitchell 10
Bennett Sanberg. 5 ST. .....:.
Broome st. Sti and 3t9 aud lo TO l5t BOW
cry; Christina S Wylie TO Morris Fogoi-
son and ano. ! yrs.................
Blocker st. Sl5; Adolph Schretmuller TO
Patrick J Fatly, S yrs
lst az, 500, n e cor 10th 81, Christian II
SonnenSchmidt TO II Koehlcr q Co, S yrs.
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Mech nicS' Lens.

Avenue ID, 300. lsldorc Lorde VS. Morris
West End ay. az; Frank Il WidmayeT " Co.
lOIdd B.ldlng Company ..............
Eagle av. $50. Pasquale Trotio vs. Maria -
Same property standard Plumbing supply -.
Company vs. z Noha management. 1;
i7th ~, al W. Union Stove Works VS. Low
enfield X Prayer. ct ~. ....,....... "
Crosby st, 81. Herman fCdmau vs. John
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Recorded Mortgages.

cn.nh OF Enurlfenfh M

ivhere no Interest, Is stated read S per cent?
New YORK and Jersey Railroad GO TO Guar
RAILWAY Cos tunnels 6nd lines OF railway
known as Nori6 and SDutn IMnneis ea
pots, shops, &c, rights. franchises &c,
Dee, YRS ~ Der cent 1900
SANE property: same to same, 2 yrs, AZ per
University ri, s: Anna Miller TO solomon
Stelnfcid and ano. leaSchold. installs. o
wp pvt 81, ga: sophia b Alexander and ano
TO Ella " Mlils and ano' eicrs' due March mn
/. 1908, ~ per cent ,.'.'''''''''...'. H""
EAST SIDE.
fEaa o, FIN az. betrssn Fourteenth and iioh asJ
6th Av. W $. us $ 18th St; Helene Stein TO
Isabel Il Cohen, leaSehold. ! yr. 0 per .,u
.oi fen st, 5 5, 2io E .th az. old line; Henry
pease and wife 20 John YARD eAcrS ana >, ooo
Par, 'Eas sS' n > " y5 Cor e IN ps 81: Gem isno. Realty Co n'Oo'
pn e s En-, \ S 81 eSG ssiS " &: { rRR fiF Simon ST%5 to ciar. '0'0''
encc c Rice, due June ! 1903 .pp.,Y ,,,i 5000
SON and ano TO Sarah II Powell, prior mtge.
o,ii month : petN WATSON ay: Bertha Ed
stein TO the Lawyers Title Insurance Co.
6 yrs. 4 per cent '..'''''.'''-' ~"
wBsr SIDE,
CT,st o, Fitth az. beirsen Fourissr,h and iioh as)
2Sth st, $. IFS c eth av; william g Rose TO
the Lawyers Title Insurance Co. s yrs .,,u
astub' 81 per $40 IS: James j Buckley to Jane
Drummond, 3 US, "a per cent ''''.'.'.' iooOo
uARfEM.
(Nanhlr1n Island, nouh Of iioh 81
i+sth ST. ST. ": Anna Flcke to Sigmuud
,,S NSS' 81, 9ss +! UWiiHliSaHmr il Rel. Jr. and ano
TO Rockiand Realty Co. prior mtge sl0.-
0O, ? .-.'.''''f'''.' LOW
BRoNN,
thorough OF The Bronr)
Ryer av, POSI-: Charles Biorkegrcn To Peter
Mcdowell. 1 yr, q per cent ...,.... $1,000
Concord aV, n 9 cor 81 Mays ST. Lizzie
Bngman TO George \ BrIgman. > VT. 90. 400
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The Treasury Report.

WASHINGTON. d, c.. March s.-The receipts
OF the Government to-day we're: Customs
t7s5,742: Internal revenue. seas. io2. and
miscellaneous. s34s, 400. a total Of S2,o27. 2i4.
The disbursements were: 81. $4,000. an excess
Of receipts over expenditures Of 1882 .244.
The receipts for the fiscal year to date have
been 1886, 367. <7i. and disbursements $751;
io2. 4eS, an excess OF receipts over expendi-
lures of s54. 26j. 900.
The Official count of the cash In the Treas
ury to-day. not including the gold reserve Of
$3.50. 900. 600 and 0,5lS,O s9 in gold. silver
and notes against which certificates are
outstanding and compared with that Of
last Saturday, shows.
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Union av, $ cor l5ISt 81. s76IsO. Manhattan
Mortgage company loans MARY Benson
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-03-09

LEARNERS on artificial flowers f;
salary paid while learning. La Wake &
Haskell, 747 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-03-09

ARTIFICIAL FLOWER and rose
makers; also learners wanted; steady
work, good pay. Call PAUL NEU.
MANN, 81 Bond st.
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Real Estate Transfers.

49,.
Al, 800"
ls' nnSs ,si..ys Iro,y, - apn
and South Tunnels extending from New
a aSIN r GiiS 70 tf fsnsfy s''; as S'p% Ffsas afsDi i
wax o. ~ = siss rs. mtSe Sl5 COO HNH A.
same me propet,y; RsSd"ipS fsrmiy. referee. VI
% ryps1e,ic IA Jcnnings "a as II nntes
Same property; Hudson River Railway N""'
dUn. oS e New YORK and Jersey Railroad ,
Beaver 81, 81 : i. n. s, soI Irregular; Rosetta
Hart by atty 70 0iIs ; SAIIo9' sSs - 5000
Rosetta liar, is part, B and s. i sSi3?s'" 1000
EAST SIDE
tEdsi of run az. befreen Fourteenth and iioh xiJ
1929 st. o., IS. 81 W Park av. sorioo.m
GeO,fe r a pSe's ga 90 o. Moses D Na'nan' no oo
PARK av, n W cor SSH 81. so.5Iioo: Clarence
same property Emu simon 70 Lenox Really ,u
7oth 81 Sslcc, 81" 10 Z "a sy, 2SIos o: sophie "'
t51 7 10 MARY 1 'reen'ha' d. m'so ,or,
orr ~ \ 200 " l,, Az. s0,loo ii: Richard s"'
Nysn to Caroline Philips T S 90 cts. m'se 49,
pse ST. Si, n s. i7s2 q Madison sy, Ie.ls zoos "
James ii lee to Bertha Epstein, mtrc
"a G sii iiUs s ana Sno to aC; Sarah a f Ioess. fsHR
M m'ge 'I5ooe' IN, ~, :, ;oc and 100
'' ,n y, u Es STAN T. i' miss q oo wy hosAor ,
WEST SIDE.
(WeN OF FIN az, betpcsn Fourteenth and ii0th asJ
asth &, us . I'm nv is4xaso q. Afathide
L Van de bergh, Ell al to William @ Rose,
ISS2S. .'I nom
S'HnSsS = , lgS Ioen n; 3 49, 1IW
i ht be eVttnen AZ city line BLOCK between IA
an Sin 81 2igI c ION syi run 2 nio
isaI n Saa 10 IA Francis X Dietiin 10 The
French Benevolent Society, mtge $50 som
~, ~ 80 20; a ~ STnss,ism 40 ~.
iGoir lie Grand Petit Of lie Grand X
ppctt, . +, We Nc :, riev ~ ,ou
,ttuhS y, a. Ia. 81. "a o. chs,ie. ssn., a A"
Mar NJ sau.r, ali liens, r $ ?Sc. 1ee'...
soy 81 0 - w ,I H,'pVo "a "a rn,gn az no " ., M
ColInbus Az. tsI' n e cor sd 81. 29sIIoo:
John Reilly 70 William Nelson. r $ $3.50. -.
mtge $4,000, $500
Hsih 81, $40, $ $ SSsB E Sh ay zl.5hesG
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Foreclosure suits.

broadway. es, Sa3 5 eith ST. CO. cX'ooxIrreg: John
Baker - lie Grand X Petit, ct al: atty. & T. Mile
crosby ~, %, Herman TcldmAn vs. john Mcdonald
et al; atty. Ii II Sawyer.
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Satisfied Mcchanirs' Liens
ltUilding Loans.

Riverside Dive. : . cor suh st. Peck Rros
Company VS. ID Iiardc, ct al Oct ID. 1904 si.O7?.Oo
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THE ALBEMARLE,
VIRGINIA Av.. NEAR BEACH AND PEI

lRGlNlA Av.. NEAR BEACH AND PIERS,
ATLANTIC CITY. ". J,
This elegant modern hotel. new throughout,
recently extensively improved and enlarged 10 ca
paclty Of 400, offers to those desiring superior &C
commodations. a specially reduced rate dunns
Spring season of $40, 81? and SIS weekly. for large
sunny rooms and excellent cuisine. Hotel contains
elevator service. private and public baths, steam
neat and every comfort. Beautiful sun parlors
extend entire length OF house with unobstructed
view. Orchestra. Booklet from true photographs
on request. ]. COPE.
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AGENTS WANTED.

RELIABLE AGENTS, TO sell the BArton 60.
Heater, an article needed In even SaistY
endorsed by all leading phyacians r. d sns n
candles; sells for 2sc, iooS pront; senS ses or
cover postage on FIRE sample. UNiyFRsHto
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GLOVE SALESWOMAN wanted;
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ment. PERLMUTTER'S, 1879 Newark
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Shayi action 10 declare lien, acJ; at,yS, Bow
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Der this when you have something OF real
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ROSEMAkERS- Experienced. La
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ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS-Wanted,
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tidy girls to learn; we'll paid while
learning. L. Prayer,
@ to 90 Blocker St
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Arrived SATURDAY. MAR

Arrived SATURDAY. MARCH 4
IS Lucanla, Liverpool, March l.
SIS St. Paul, SouthAmp ton, March 1,
SIS Archimede, Genoa. Feb. II.
SIS PrlnzcSsln Victoria Luise. Charleston, March O.
SIS Wells City, Bristol, Feb. IL.
S. Hans, Shields. Feb. 20.
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IS Genesee, Hun, Feb. 20.
SIS Ursula Bright Los Palmas. Feb. 81
SIS Athalie. Cienfuegos, Feb, a.
SIS %lroduois, Jacksonville, March g.
SIS II Alba, New Orleans, March T.
S. Jefferson, Norfolk, March =
Sc Gulf stream. Philadelphia. March
IS Geo. w. Clyde. Providence, March 7.
SIS Richmond, Norfolk. March l.
SIS North star, Portland, March l.
Bark Rebccca Crowel. Savannah. March I.
ARRIVED OUT.
SIS Campauia, from New York, AT Liverpool.
SIS La Champagne. from New York, at Havrc.
SIS Mantou, from New YORK, at London.
IS Frlesland. from New YORK. at Antwerp.
SAILED PROM roHRiov PORTS.
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DOWNTOWN.

Csowh OF F0ureeHfh ~
inomas 81 y s. 80 Q Church ST; improve
ment 70 lofts and store; New Yors Resi
hStAte Assocthtion, Se Broadway, owner;
" Berger. Bible House. srchlssvs; oest....
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tvo-famly house on the northwest corner
for Theodore Roehrs 10 a MIR. Rachel.
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THE FRoNTENAC.
kentucky Az. 100 yardI from Beach.

Atlantic CITY, y. J,
A new hotel as good as the best. The centre OF
all attractions: direct southern exposure: contains
every comfort and convenience. including elevator,
steam heat, baths, &c: capacity go. Spacious
sun pariJrs with unobstructed view OF ocean.
Special spring terms for pleasant rooms and ex-
cellent cuisine, IS and 10 weekly; tl.G0 ana 81 daily.
Booklet. Mrs, Il. y, MOVER.
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Am experienced baster on chill.
dren's coats and jackets. THURN,
APO Fifth av.