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Richmond planet., 1902-03-22
WHY HE FILED IT.
PROCEEDED TO INSERT.

Thereupon Nelson Williams, Jr in.
serted in the paper that it was for the
purpose of considering certain publica-
tlOnS.
When the paper was examined it was
found that the names of several persons
had been placed thereon without theil
knowledge or consent.
This fact was brought to the atten
ton of the Deacon Board and commit
tee of three was appointed TO inNestigat,
the matter and the committee reported
that the names were placed ON the ap
plication without their knowledge OF
consent. sEssAEsaks
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22
A REMARKARLE CASE

The case will no doubt be in many re.
spects remarkable, bringing to the front
many unique features, and an opportun.
lty Will be afforded 60 demonstrate that
Baptist Church can be made to live M
to its own laws.
Editor Mitchell has retained the fol.
lowing able array of counsel: Messrs
Wise and Watkins, of which the Hon.
George ID. Wise is senior member; Mer.
edith and Cooke. of which Hon. Charles
V. Meredith Is senior member. In con.
junction with these will be ]. Thomas
Hewin, Esq; (colored) graduate of the
Boston Law School.
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22
Brother Williams Carries The
Church Into Court. A Re
view Of It's Action.
THE ISSUES INVOIVED-ABLE ARRAY OF COUN
SEL-A BITTER FIGHT IN NPROSPECT-THE
FREEDOM OF THE PRESTO BE
DEFENDED AT ALL HAZARDS

Nelson Williams, Jr., who has been
known in these columns as Brother
''Hindquarter" Williams, who forged
the names to the application for the
meeting on last Saturday, 10th inst.
through counsel, III. NJ. Smith, Jr., ESQ,
and J. r. Pollard, Esq. (colored) filed
notice of a suit for ten thousand dollars
against John Mitchell, Jr., editor and
proprietor of the Richmond, Va. Plan
TT upon a charge of alleged trespass and
libel, etc.
WHY HE FILED IT.
While no declaration has as yet been
filed, it was learned that ne objected TO
-, statement forged the names to
the application for the meeting"
1t seems that after heGRSgular meet
ing Sunday morning, Juf h, 1901, a
called meeting of the DeacS hoard was
held Deacon Benjamin JaSson pre-
sided a paper was presentedey Mel
son Williams, Jr, purportingt to be
signed by certain members of the
church. The paper did not state for
what the meeting was 20 be held and
Deacon Shepherd w. Shorts raised this
point.
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22
STILL ANOTHER EFFORT.
RADICAL DIVISION.

The Glass-Daniel forces have about 27
votes and the Thom-G Gordon, 36 votes.
a committee ON conference from both
sides has been appointed, but up to the
time of going co press they were unable
to agree, although they argued until 1
O'Clock in the morning.
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22

ION or bare plurality of s votes.
THE STATEMENT MADE.
1t was after this that Editor Mitchell
stated that Brother Nelson Williams.
Jr. had forged the names TO the applica-
tion for the meeting, statement which
he was ready then and is prepared now
to prove
For the first time the members of the
church have come to realizing sense
that Nelson Williams, Jr. has carried
the First Baptist Church into the Law
and Equity Court for its entire action
under the style of the suit will come up
for review and the church records and
its officials and members will be required
to under go searching cross-examinations
by skiilful and able attorneys
THE TRUTH WILL BE KNOWN.
Here too can be ascertained TO what
extent the PLANET has reported the
truth and the world win know that its
standing as n reputable journal can be
defended even in the Court-house.
To this extent at least, the matter will
afford the public satisfaction. Editor
Mitchell has always regretted the unfor-
tunate occurrences there. Ii is dis
grace to the church, and has endeayor.
ed to correct the same. The columns of
the PLANET have been open to both sides
TO the controversy.
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22
THE STATEMENT MADE.

the vote was 90 TO 64 in favor of exclus
ion or bare plurality of s votes.
Richmond planet., 1902-03-22
HEATED ARGUMENT
THE DEACONS DEBATE
THE QUESTION.
The First Baptist Church and
the Courthouse.
BRETHREN SEE SIGNS OF A sTORH.
Deacon Shorts Warning.

The regular meeting of the Deacon
Board Of the First Baptist Churdh took
place Monday night. Deacon pohn s.
Powell was secretary.
BY request, we omit patti of the
proceedings. The meeting WIS spicy
aud interesting.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

13sth-st. No 4a4 East three story brick store and
I3Stb-e3 owner and architect ......-...~.. s4.oo
ST Johns College grounds. story frame passen-
ger station. 33x4i.5 Manhattan Railway Com
pany ner: George II Pegram No 1873 Broad .
way. arcnllect i"'"'
Jackson-ave. n 800 It OF Railroad-ave, one
story frame shipping house. 12x1s; Charles
Salzato and Nicola Deptoeto. No 2O4 East lOeth-
St owners and architects. ....-...-.--- :
West Farms Road n $. IS IT n Of Bronx Park-aye,
three story frame dwelling houses. 4exog;
2SSePn EfI5Pn s. I.awrenceaVe architect 80
Bronx Parl-a1e. " s. 80 # II Of Lebanon-st, two
story and dwelling house. 2lx5o;
August Deiner Bronx Park ave owner -
Fbling I.awrence-ave. architect 500
I63d st s 70 Of Nelrose-ave, four story
brick factory. 11x4O: Sanford Kiel. on premises.
9rcbsct 9wpefs tharles No ''' .t: 1900
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
PAWNBROKERS' SALES.

L. l. F1RUSkI. Auctioneer. 20 Bowery'
sells 10 a m:
Sept o-By c. Lang & Co. 6SS 6th-ave.,
Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry, Silyerw are
and all goods pledged prior Aug 20. lsOl'
and all older dates held over
Sept S-By J. J. Fulian, 659 1Oth-aVe-.
Clothing pledged prior Aug ~ 1901.
Sept. BY NJ. BIuckheimer. Isl Z, 1Osth-
st. NJ & Z. BrUckheiner, 2.lUs 3d-aVe,'
Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry. and all goods
pledged prior Aug. 81. 1901.
Sept. 9-By NJ Manning & Sons. l,6lo
3o-aVe.. Clothing etc. prior Aug 81. lSOI,
Sept l0-bv VIM. Simpson * Co. Isl
BOwery. DIAMOND Watches. Jewelry. and
all goods pledged prior June l, 1901, to No
1857. and all older dates held over.
Sept. 10-By b Dreyer. 4i2 6th-aVe..
Clothing. etc, pledged prior Sept. l. 1901.
Sept. li-By Nm. Goidstone, 81 Park
Row, DiamouIs. Watches, Jewelry and all
goods pledged prior sept /. 1901. and all
older dates held over.
Sept 1I-By II. Phillips. 157 Bowery.
Clothing. etc, pledged prior Sept l. 1901
Sept. l2-RV Mayer & Co. Jewelry.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
Religions Nntlres.


@ FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST tscIENTIsr), 1918
canc es 4stn,st between eth and .'h sd
Wednesday evenings at O'CLOCK Reading rooms open
Eot1TH AVENUE FREsBYTER1AN CHURCH, cor
heF D RsY WAkIEk RGNfAS FSTE Of sSa
Francisco. Cal. breaches at IL a. m and p m
MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCoPAL
GHGhGH corner Go51-st Rev MALltACE 1. MASMGLT
h% p ~ ~ a7oT III & a. M service Of h9y ssrIea
Weekly Prayer service Wednesday. at 5 p m
MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor
ner 'od-s-Itev- hOt.AttD AGNEW JCdNs iON - p: y:
BARRON CHAPLIN. u. %. trayer meeting "Wednesday
evening
MANHATTAN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Rsy. Ii =; sllAsoS; ~ =: T. T. Pastor Pastor, :, ~
Rev. {. c. CkEEG-AN. D. D.. Will preach
OLD FIRST CHURCH; 5th-ave,. l2th-st,
IL a. m Rev. Nr. Sl'CC1IDI viii preach. welcome
ONE HUNDREDrH SERMON
Il. 5 NACAItIhCR, at p
PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ,
Re- = ANs0S : snhsT tbao & g. 81 Sransers rs9T wec5me
RUTGERS PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH.
o sunday. September H. at IL o'clock
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST.
Sunday services, II d m and s p.
Subject, substance
school, Wednesday evening meeting
O'Clock. Reading 10 West 6oth-s. open udIS'
D. H. and Sunday afternoons
SPIRITUAL SCIENCE INSTITUTE. S31 West 57th-st
-Materializations CfulI form, mostly in Light demon
stratng Immortality Sundays Wednesdays. .; Sstul
days 2 Mrs. STODpARD GRAY. Mr.. HOCGH
ST. ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
10Th st, Columbus-ave. c.
This church open for services on SUNDAY
ternber a. IL a. m. Uhen Or. JAMES OLiNb VIII
son. Pastor. will preach
ST. PAUIIS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
West and SSth-st-
GEORGE +. ECKMAN. ID. D., Pastor.
OPEN ALI, II py rev
ROBERT ]. TREVORROW. No evening service
Subject: The Fathers Mansions
Prayer service Wednesday evening. 5 o CLOCK
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

15,b-st. No 421 10 4o7 West and No 422 to AS
West l6th-st. for a six story brick factory, e@X
206: National Biscuit Company No / Union
S2u1I S fa sssawaT arcsi5ect 300 oo
47th-st No 242 10 rs West. a four story brick
stable. l00x955: Adams Express Company. No
Ss iSFSngT@g sTchect D 125 oo
54th-st. No COL to COZ West. a story frame
shed QOxl2: + 7 Hadley. owner; F Whitney.
No Alb 15th-st, architect Z5
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

ApTTsT nen drawing and lettering. cTdyOh
drawing; mOde! ate cnarse tor .iae'1ii.9 -i.s
f.IIsIraLIas; references DI.AH 4NHS' bCA
A. lrlpune Uptown once. l'o"t bI '" .
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Nv Vincent Ryan: 207- w 5Sth-st. n $50 # OF
Sth-aye. h: foreclosure
sale Carrie Kaufman Z l. Richards al; E
yscot judgt. ST. s3S
costs 1913 taxes $50 prior $4,000;
IN yrocess Of foreclosure: adjourned September L.
422 57th-st. 275 fl Of ah ave, Oxloo5: story
h. foreclosure sale: McCloud F Schnugg
=. al: s Feuchtwanger ATTY: Mccain. ref: on
iudgt $50 9ss 1864 Il: S1.244
n io~rn
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
PLAN FOR ELEVATED STATION

The Manhattan Railway Company has filed plans
for one story frame passenger station TO be built
on the old grounds Of St Johns College, Fordham.
George H. Pesram is the architect and the esti-
mated cost is $1,000
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

AhE BkAINS, nard work, eNpeit tohce
worth IA situation and adVancehleAt LoI d
steady willing accommodate young MAJ
Win referruces? BERNARD NASoNAL' %
Columuia-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
Henry Street.


The approximate Of the or charge to satisfy
which the above-descrbed property is To ba sofa is
SIC with interest thereon from the 18th dav OF
1902 together with
s5s4 rs with interest from August 18th 1902 together
with the expenses OF 'he sac Ihe approximate
allowed to the purchaser OUT Of the purchase money or
paid by Referee. is si49. 73 Interest '' -
Dated New York August 18th 1902
S1MSON WOLF. Refere>
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

The approximate of lien charge satisfy
which above-describcd property is ia
s17 l73 34 thereon from the OF
ing s366O0 interest from Aug 49, 1902
with The expenses sale. The approximate amount
Of taxes assessments. other liens, which be
purchaser OF the purchase money ar
a,J -! be 3efaree is 81 OS4 ii and interest ' '
Dated New York, Aug. 10. 1902
,fRENEII.I.E Il. WINTHROP Refer
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
unfurn;sbe1 Apartments @ fet,
foreclosure Sales.

NEW YORk SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
~ Of New Ycre-The Farrne-s' Loan and Trust Com
pany Substituted Trustee Plaintiff against VIII
lam Lyman others. Defendants In pursuance ot
Judgment duly made and snteced
August undersigned. the Referee in said Judg
named viii sell at Public Auction. at the New
Sale esroOm No. Ill Broadway. IN tho
Borough Of Manhattan City Of New-Yorl on the llth
day September. l952 = oC.act MOO" c q al day
Wells, Auctlonee the premises directed by
lows: lot. piece parcel Of land: with
building Improvements there erected situate
lying being Twelfth Ward OF the iturough OF
Manhattan the city of New York. bounded and de
scribed follows: Beginnin" at point on t'e eh'fy
distant fortynne feet eleven inches
Westerly Fifth Avenue with the Southerly
and thirty erth street running
thence Westerly parallel with hundred and thirty
seventh Street part the distance through parry
eighty-fve thence Southery parallel WIN Flth
Avenue. Twenty-Five feet: thence asteriy again parallel
through another party wall eightFe feet
s.lG running
Northery along side of FIFTH Avenue tw nt
point place Of beginning be the same
portion OF the anne premises con.
veyed TO William Lyman by AdoIph NJ. Bendheim and
Office Of the Register OF the City and County OF New
York September 1st Iiber 81 Section OF Con
veyances al page Said premises being further
known by the Street number 2246 Fifth Avenue
Dated. New York. Aug 10 1902 2.,>.,,,-r,1,r, ,,..o
TURNER ROI,STON & KORAN. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
% William Street New York city. .
The following is diagram OF the property 40 be sold
number being IC oth Ave-
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

/ FARMER; or NSTE.E--Married. two
children. want 20 take charge of gentle
mans country place; Jis years reference.
/ II. b. East Isl.p. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
Dot.s.>.i, sll,sFioNs y NNrED.
Male.


| COACHMAN GARDENER - Competent
| trustworthy German: single middle aged;
| understands milking. poultry. carpente-ing.
| al wOrk gentleman place. excellent refer
/ eEces, expectation SD; diseuEaG=G Sept-r1-
/ Der II Box > AI-rrick. long L and
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

317eh-ss a g. l50 II OF 5th-ave. for I'VE story
hr1ck stable q lxS5 IL; J ID Malcolm. River-ave
and l67th-st owner: II ] Howell 3c-ave and
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
SALE OF GATNsBoRoUGH APARTMENT.

William A. White & Sons have sold for Peter A.
Brock the Gainsborough apartment house, No. 112
Riverside Drive, between Eishty-third and Eight
fourth SITS. 5411x130 feet. stories. Edward
H Iitchfield, of Brooklyn. who gives in part pay
rnent plot of lots in The Park Slope section of
Arao
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
SISINESS CHANCES.


EOOKMAXER. now doing successful ousi-
ness. wants additional capital to increase
volume Of business; references gwen am
required Address. for interview, u. boA
rrih1ra Cfflnr
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

COUPLE, without children. In chufcA o.
school, husband is a tailor: wife Is s'od
hotel cook Address LUG. 100 East 81 ~
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

DRIN Eft or PUItIElt.-by young ue~Itl.ai- ~
American, aged - years. l4at your ySaIS
with United states Express Company; re-srcc
encss also security, furnished. Address 80
Duhne-st. barber shop.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

SUPERINTENDENT or FOREMAN in the
carpenter and building trade: IS thor
oughly experienced in all its branches,
especially in detailing and measures; is
holding position at present time FOR over SIX
years. but wishes 10 better himself Ad-
dress A. b. -. care OF y Ste-nmetZ. 1.+99
ID
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
Religious Nollres.

Reliulpus Nonres.
BROADWAY TAaERNAceamtEE. 1,a IRss. eatE.s,
Rev C. E. JEFFERSON, D. D.; Pastor
preachins Pans gSFietP sS ReR Z aEoRGE q W A. e6RpoN
CENTRAL. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: s7th-st, sts,ds be
tween B5oadwy s%f, sunday IN sePte PPsf0r
Per per l. Whit lFsy PRIME keller. Assistant Mr.
Keller will preach at II a. i m ana Nnnday M evenins
sis10i ss s. AT af Secome. > e me- christian i-''-S
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES Tfta 5a,nt chures % Of
Christ Scientist 624 Madsor-av9 90sa eHeSings
Strangers cordially welcome.
CHRIST CHURCH. BroadTYag. " g.onsk and 7ns'-st-
Sermon BY 57otf the Rev A S. CRAPsEY. s, T D.
CHURCH oF Rev. NJ PERcY 5 GRANT, Rector,
Holy &c, con.mGpIsn' 1n11Its u > a a M nl
7,Ea EiyePinE SifFToS sfIyrSS sM1TH will oficate
THE HOLY vAI AFq5IbBs6c FIbb6ck 2s Rse,o and
Services 1915 a. and 1;43 p H.
cozLEeIATg5 525 :a5 GHgFcH' s9als5
Rev JOIN AnE, C EAGG. Fb G. y y Ri nEHR4 Minister
will preach II a m and p m
COLLEGIATE CMARBLE} CHURCH.
Rev. DAVID 1%nES saI5Ss Bt55sE +R9 III Minister
Afornins-"The Praying Christ. ~
Evening-'"The Gospel in "a Nutshell
COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
5tll-ave. nd iSth-st
Rev DGNALP HsA 2NE SAfF \ NAGEWh p d D b. Minister
will preach at a m and S p
MorninE-VVho Is IDEAL Christian?
EyennE-''The Light that Lighteth Every Man
COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
west End-aye and T1th-st.
Rsv HENRY E;vERTSON COBB. ID. D. Minister.
~ Rev W. G. STINSON. D. D.,
vii preach at II a
co1L.F7G1ArE REFORMED CHURCH. Harlem Rev ].
FTNENDORF D u Senior Past0r.-FIRST CHURCH,
12Ist-st near 3d-ave. Pastor Rev. EDWARD s. RAJ
sTON-Service Il Il a. m Preaching by Rev JOHN n.
FREEMAN d d. 70 evening
SECOND CHURCH, Lenox-ave. and 123d-st.. Pastor
Rev EDGAR TIIITON, Jr. D. D--Regular services will
be resumed September IL Services tomorrow First
Church.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
CENTRAL AUCTION co. NJ. sheehan.

CENTRAL AUCTION CO, NJ sheehan.
Auctioneer 152 and l5i Canal-st-
Sept. s-By estate John Simpson. 173
Bowery. ali diamonds, Jewelry. etc. pledged
10 No. 2l.l0l. July l. 1901. and goods held
over
Sept. s-By H. Breckwedel. 47a Grand
St. clothing pledged 10 Sept. l. 1901
Sept. 9-By Z. Simpson il Co. 1915 Bow
cry. watches. diamonds. Jewelry. pledged to
No. 5000. July l. 1901. and goods held
over
Sept. e-By H. Freel. 20 New Chambers
st. clothing pledged u Sept. 1901.
Sept. 10-By Joseph Levy, 1s5 Varick-st..
clothing pledged 10 Sept l. 1901
Sept 11-By A. Well & Co. . 2i7 Sd
ave. clothing pledged TO Sept. l. 1901.
Sept. 12-By F. Freel. 100 Grand-st..
Brooklyn, clothing pledged 10 Sept. l. 1901.
ELI sOBEL. AUCT.. 9s BOwERY. SELLS:
Sept. S-Clothing; H Newcorn. 2.649 3D.
ave.
Sept. 9--JeweIry; p. Tigner 217 9th-ave.:
Kory Bros. Brooklyn
Sept. 1O-Clothing: c. sobeI. 50 1st-ave
Sept. I1-Jewelry: H. Freund * Co, 0
Avenue r.
Sept. 12-Jewelry; I. NJ Cohen. 629 9th
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
JOS. suONGOOD & SONS. Aucts.

SalesTOOms. No. 81 BOWery.
Sept S-Clothing. S. Freund. 2. 30 3d-ave.
Sept. s.-Jewelry. A Selinger. GA ID
ave. J. w jacobson Cestate,. 1850 Sd ave.
Sept. 9-Men's and women's clothing.
etc. II. (s c. Lang. l20 Avenue c.
Sept 9-Watches. diamonds. jewelry.
siIverware. etc. pledged prior to sept =,
1901. Silberstein Bros, ., 45T Sth-ave.: ID.
Silbersteins Sons. 10 6th-aye.
Sept IO-Jewelry. watches. diamonds.
etc: A Freund. 1.5i5 3d-ave.
Sept 11-Men's and wOmen's clothing.
etc: l.. NJ Levy SOT columbus-ave.
Sept. 11-Jewelry, watches. diamonds.
etc: J. J. Aaron & Son, l9l Grand-st-
Sept 12-Mens and women's clothing.
etc: l.. Bruckheimer * Co.. 196 2d-ave.. d.
Rruckhefrner . 235 2d-ave
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
HELP WANTED.


UOTSFK EEPER WANTED. not over so
by a widower. with small family. where
servant is kept. must be refined and well
educated and with city references. Ad-
dress T. II Box o. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

issd-s, No 5s2 West 15xlO4 II: Mabel flaming
10 Susan r and Cecile X I-swton; mortgage.
p7rh-st S $. W of West End-ave. 62.6x1lO.
asa r Dawson 10 Edward II Litchheld and
9th individual and trustees; mortgage.
stla-aNe 20 33. 10Th st. &c. 4N1o0. Henry
referee TO Abraham Stern ct al. 1880
Ton,pkins-st. n q Deancey-st. lJ0x2O0 TO
" Easiest with bukhead. etc; John G Agar,
Michael r Burns Ia 500
st line centre Davidson-ave.
scutors Henry U Singh 1900
Park. lI3th-st POI 10
10 I2oth-st X 100. Franklin Lee TO Fannie Ham
lin: mortgage Sl30eDO-
I,eSf on-av n @ corner l2lst-st 100 llE6i.sx
irregular: Hene Liebeskind TO Max Marx: mort
Tenox-ave. W 134th-st. 25x100: Henry
Glaser Martin NJ Goodman: mortgage. $4,000
p 141st-st, 1873 10
I42d-et 135x irregular: Hyman and Henry Som
10 Thomas Mcclure: nortgase sl5s. .5lo.
6a,f ST Nos 3I2 and 3l4 West J0xl00-5: Henry L
yin another 10 Martin NJ Goodman:
mortgage, $4,000
Same property; Martin II Goodman 10 Jacob Wolf:
,<I.t-et = 10 IT Of coIlege-ave. 5oxl25: Annie
w., Fns-sve w 8 3l.5 n of l0lst-st. 22E1ao:
T<o NJ lehman Leon A Liebesknd; mortgage.
So, No 20 East o0x1Oo1l: Edward Nicholson
20 Joseph Bierhor; mortgage, $l1oOo 22lo
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
li7ehss a g. l5o II W Of 5th-sve. for i've story
hr5ck stable q. lxS5. IL; ] ID Malcolm. River-ave
and l67th-st- II ] Howell 3c-ave and
A1eth-sa architect >@ooo
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
WATER CURE INSTITUTE.

NATURE Sanitaruul-N rsrar.t..e ala,.e
baths. every sickness: best oEs [s'eJehses- T Se's
Prof. NEUMEIYER, Maiiase' - ''1
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
TIE Tribune received at @ she.r up.amn ee,h ~, ~,
nce No 1884 Broadway. between ASyer,isa sS.g ana
men,s r.c.,s unsii ., the following branch of
fces at regular office rates until o. 9,sioek
Yha a., w: 1 <Df Iotb-st.: 90 East l4th-st.:
259 IVES, sa, COT between 7th and sth aves.;
2ss west Issth:t sss sd,ave. nsss se'gssn q.
7sth and nth SITS. oee sa.hVs. sa,hst near 'i''
st: 1.1QS lst-ave-. near a''n
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06
uA,IIINERf-

---- ----.C,,-r, pRICEs.-5o0 secondhand
hEpo tror working machines; fully
sspsnteea m1en s,H machinery bonsht nod and ex-
ebapsaS eHa1snsu GEO r. EDDY. 99s Madison-st
New-York tribune., 1902-09-06

A1TENTION.-MEH WANTED-By dojns;
ar easy work you can travel TO England
for So 81; Germany, France and Belgium
for $40: return passage. Apply Atlantic
ShiyuIng Onioe ll5 1st-st. New-York
COUNTY FAIR time is coming. We have
the best selling article thar will BE- seen
on the fair ground. Man and wife agents
wanted. Write quick IncIose stamp. THE
LENON MFG co. 70 West-st.. Pittsfeld.
Mass.
WANTED.-Competen railroad machinists
and boilernakcrs for out OF town: good
wages Apply between . a. m. and p m
to l.. s. WEBSTER. Il Moore-st.. near
Stone room Il.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown Of
fee. No ]. l.364 Broadway between 36th and
37th sts, until O'Clock p. II. Advertise
menrs received at the following branch Of
fees at regular Office rates until ) o'clock
% m. viz: pa Sth-aVe- 5. e cor. 2.id-st
Ia fth-ave. cor l2th-st.; - East I4th-st
81 West 42i-st., between 9Th and Sth aves.
ot;3 West 12Jth-st.: 1.33S 3d-lye between
10th and 77th sts.i i. 026 3d-ave- near 61st-
st Los 1st-a:e-. near s9th-st.; l57 East
I25th-st.. 100 Tremunt-ave. 600 :}d-ayc.
near 4Ist-st: sol 3d-aVe.: 2Iu BleeCker-st
40 RleeCker-st. Brooklyn y. Y.-216
COurt-st; 2i5 Sulth-st-: 1OOi Gatts-ave.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ Of New York.-Charles H Platt. plaintiff against
yyoIr Blum and Others defendants-In pursuance Of
Oft sale. duly
IN the above action. bearing 18TH Gay
II August 1902 the undersigned. the Referee in saf
Judgment named will sell public auction the New
York Real Saesroom No. Ill Broadway, In the
Borough Of Manhattan, city of New York The fIth
day September 1902 at Il O'Clock noon. day
nv l. Kennedy, auctioneer, the directed
Judgment o be sold. and therein described
follows certain lot. piece parcel of land
with building and Improvements thereon erected
situae living being the Seventh OF tho it;
Of New York formerly Of the Cathartns
Bedlow deceased. and known Lot No. Twenty v-six
(26l Of smaller lots which Lot No
and sxty-rvyo the of the OF Fend %
Rutgers subdivided which the division ~ hjH
C,harine Bedlow: the said Lot Number Ty,en,,, six
Io61 hereby granted bounded souherly in rrr; "a
Henry Street rortharly by Lot Number Thirty C30 -.
ery bv part Of lot Number Six EInlres az.
sixty-nfne lately belonging Colonel Henry
and Lot Number Twenty f25t Cor<ajr'
front and each twentv-ttrea
and in depth side hundred feet more Or -
from the northwest IF Montgomery ana IIS
Streets Being premises conveyed m STA i.
T,luIn and Savee Levine by Hanchen Kenpnsr oLh
hand by bearing date with nus
TO be recorded simultaneously herewith said ana
being secure part Of the purchase Inorc"
said expressed III
Dated New York. August 18th. 1902
TURNER ROLSTON & HORAN Attorneys for Pisietje
% William Street Borough Of Manhattan ~.
n. Y. -'S"
The following is a diagram OF the property =, :, o,,
described above the being e 500 Sto
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CARPET CLEANING.

n. & D. w. @llllAMs
ss3 w. SAITH ST. tSi."sa, dSi no
S,S,,rr rr.NINC Established 1873.
w, @lLl1aHaS & Sgla
2I0 W. 77T5 ST. h,s.:;;as e, 5;s ;s.;
- CLEANING. Estsblished 1870
,T-I1IAMs & PETERSON. reliable steam
and open air carpet c!ean4us
cts per yard 3el East 44th 81
C.pEFIrI. CARPET CLEANING Co
leans by compressed air. steam. na'tu . :, ,u'
aonr 1865 Broadway. i2l Eitst isth-sI
on NJ BRANDT, Tel. 1872 3Sth-
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES

of billiard and pool
tables, high grade bowling alley builders
lowest prices MAHX BROS. ~ Union 81
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8OARD AND ROOMS.

AL EAST 24TH-ST.. near Madison
board.