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rner employers: with last employer hvs
years and former employer ten years. AR
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FOR SAI.E.-Pavub-' i,luE business. es,ab-
ushed % years. good paving business;
reasons Tor selling. Address VI NJ. BOX %.
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SUPREME COURT COUNTY GF EFW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- York.-Herbert h. Turner Plaintiff agans. Sorb,a
Weiss and others, Defendants In pursuance Of iidp
the above entitled action and bearing the 10Th das ~
1902, l. undersigned Referee
judgment named, VIII sell public auction ,tc ~,
York Real Estate Saesroom. No. III Broadway 80,
Borough Of Manhattan City Of New York on the ~ A.,
October, 1902 IL O'Clock on that day ~, 80
judgment to be sold, and therein described as f,ovs
that certain lot piece. parcel
and improvements thereon erected situate Iyi,
being in the Borough of Manhattan. City Of Me- VI,
bounded and described follows: Beginning at "A DoI On
the northerly side Of
tant hundred and thirty four eastery iron, ~
northeasterly and rftsgrh
and Third AvenLe running thence northery naraisi
Third Avenue Of the distance through a nart,, ~,
one hundred feet eleven inches the line
block between one hundred and fifteenth STREE ana ono
hundred and sixteenth Street. easterv aIon1
centre line eighteen feet; southerIv ana 80
parallel with Third Avenue part the distance tb,
party wall. hundred eleven Ia
erly side Of one hundred fifteenth Street. tEnn
westerly along the same eighteen feet roint
same premises conveyed to the defendant
Weiss by Herman AnspacSer wife bv Iasl A.
November Il. 1894. recorded Section six au
ances Liber ~ 2o5. December Sth fSo4e 80
premises being further known street nuuher IT,
hundred and nine East One hundred fifteenth Sra,
contained in deed recorded Liber 1896 or
$40 - IN ~ a'4les
Dated New York, September 1902
1900 - HENRY &. WESSEI.MAN Pefarae
LOUIS 3 Rol1SION. Attorney tor rlaintin % Wi1a,,
street Borough Of Manhattan New York civ '"'a'N
Its street number is 200 East 18TH Street " sou'
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WEST 1o1TH STREET AND LAWRENCE


w street-New York supreme Court. County q Ne"
Yo-k-Arrerican Mortgage Company. Plaintiff against
william H Redfed al. Defendants-In pursuance o.
tered IN the above entitled action bearing date the 4h
day n September 1902 l. the undersigned Referee In
said Judgment named viii sell public auction the
New YORK Real Estate Salesro0m. No. III Broadway, IN
Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New York on the
OF September, 1902 twelve o'clock
day Vincent A. Ryan Auctioneer. the premises
directed bv said judgment be sold and therein described
follows: certain piece or parcel Of land
living oeng the Borough OF Manhattan.
CIV Of New York bounded and described as follows;
the souherly side OF one hundred
and Street distant hundred and hty
westerly from formed by the intersection
Of he westerly side Columbus formerly Ninth Avenue
with said eoutherly side OF one hundred and twenty
seventh Street running thence westerly along SAID south
riv side IF One hundred and twenty seventh Street
eys faet- thence southery
hSs and twentyseventh Street. hundred and sixty
zine feet seven and oneEalf inches the heastery
Street; thence southeaster along said
Street fftysiX feet four
inches ttence nortterly on line parallel with the
Of Avenue about ninety i've feet
OF the block; thence
twenty-five feet, and thence
northery again parallel with Columbus Avenue ninety
,lfre eleven the southerly side Of One
Street at the point or place
Of beginning 1000
1900 -' $3.50 HENRY ". SACkETT Referee
,,-,,,-,re e.S0c Attorneys for Plaintiff. Nassau
StrasT Borough Of Manhattan, New York City, y. Y.
q described ab0ve
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18TH Street

asy Eeh Ie aeeye-descrbed properly to be sold
is $40 no with interest thereon from the or 49,
septeriber is2 together with costs and aIIovsr ol
ainooIig o S5Ioi with interest from 18th dev oF
Septeroer 1897 together with 81. Va
80 aouIt OF he taxes. assessments and
e eTs % .ns paid by the RefeTee is
Dated New York 18th day of September 1902
HENRY B. WESSEIMAN Ress,es
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127th ST
Lawrence St.

The approximate aggregate the plaintiffs
lien upon premises and disbrse
mens is sl0932G7. and of and water
rates. s727.64
HENRY W. SACEETT Referse
BOWERS & SANDS. Plaintiffs Attorneys
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East S!tn-st- ~"
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MALUIN ERY.

IT REDUCED PRICES.-500 secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fuliy
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. 3. EDDY. s9s Madison-st
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n PTRSTANCE OF Ak ORDER OF HON.

Abner c. Thomas Surrogate Of the County OF New
ali having claims
rsjst Edward Wells Souhworth. late OF the County OF
EeT Work deceased present the with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscribers their place Of transacng
Broadway. n the city OF Ne" YORK. On
! oil before : day of December next
Dsted New Goth May. ls4J-
GEORGE : HASTINGS. DWIGHT a JONES. Executors.
ALBERT Ii. GLEASON. Attorney for Executors 10
TsrosGway Manhattan, New York City.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscr,nt,o,. Cor Thu -r-t,,,
~ received at their Uptown ono. -' - A''o1A'
NO 1864
AaeeIseInens viii be receiver the following branch
.ss1ar ONCE rates until o'clock p. m.
- .,t cs cor 23ds.: 1873 9Th ave-.
1cth-st " East I4th-st.: 257 West 32d at he
tween 9TH and Sh ayes: West 125tb-st: :,3S
Sd-avc between 18th 77th sts.. 1926 3d-nve.
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\ Abne- g Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF New
York notice hereby given all persons having GAINS
r. Falls late Of the County OF New
Yo deceased to present the same with vouchers thereof
T. the subscriber. place Of tTarSactng business az
- &C. n. Henry E Coe SO Wall Street. Borough o.
Manhattan in The of New York. on before the
~ nafSj New York the day Of august 1902
DE WITT CLINTON FALLS. Aor1in!strstos.
HENRY z. COE. Attorney for Administered os wan
Street New York City.
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lA - Iyon abper C Thomas Surrogate OF the County
re1 York notice hereby given all persons having
AGAINST Mary Knapp late Of the County OF New
Ycrk Borough OF Manhattan deceased to present the
thereof. the subscribers, their
1a-e t-ansactlng business the Office OF William R
T3iIcoT ESQ rs 90 Street, in the Borough OF
York City before the Both day OF
November ,ooo
VaPGARET KNAPP HELEN hNlChERBACKEFS
Aarninistratrices with the will annexed OF Mary h
N p WILCOX. Attorney for Adminstra-
TrtcAs 30 Nassau Street. New York City Borough OF
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MARSHALL, CoRNELIA LIN PURsU-

VI ance Of an order Hon Abner G Thomas; Sur
County Of notice is hereby given
- All persons having against Cornelia l. Marshall
- OF York. deceased 10 present the
sane n vouchers thereof. 20 the subscribers AZ their
business. namely the once OF roscoe
y ,re-1i1r No 81 park Place. Borough OF Manhattan
g. the CITY Of New or before the 2oth Gay OF
T15T45 New York the 18th day o. July. 1902
WILSON MARSHALL. ALFRED MARSHALL Executors
ROSCOE H CLAIMING. Attorney TO- Executors. -
Park Place Borough Of Manhattan Ne" YORK lily
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JOS. sHoNGooD & SONS. Aucts.

Salesrooms. No. 81 Bowery.
Sept 23-Jewelry. watches -os di ar 5rld
| D. Bruckhelmer s: Co. 2,235 3d-ave.
Sept. 25-Clothins etc: L. schieber.
sept. 26-C1othing. etc: W. II. Gentz!in-
ger. % Amsterdam-ave- L. Fisher K Son.
Sept 29-Clothing, &c; J. Blumenthal. 400
9th-ave-; a Friedman. 19l $d-ave,
etc. l. NJ. Lew. s07 columDus-ave.
sept. 3G-Nens and womeu's clothing,
etc. pledged TO Sept. II. 1901. Silbersteln
Bros. 2457 shave, .. SilJerstein'S Sons
Oct I-Glothing. jewelry. etc: H Rosen-
berg, $50 sth-ave-: 2. Mcfarland.
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. NJ. sheehan.
Auctioneer. 152 and i54 Canal-st.
Sept. 25-By Film. diamonds and jew
Sept. 25-Bv 2. FreeI. 100 Grand-st-.
clothing pledged to Sept u: 1901. z
Sept. 2d-By II. BrscSwedel; f73 Grand,
goods pledged 70 Sept. 10. 1901.
Sept. 26-By Fillin, clothing. etc.
sept. 2o-Bv NJ Lavery. 594 9;h-a a6c:,
overooats. clothing. pledged 70 Sept, 90, 1901
Sept by II. McAleenan. $50 Broad
way, Diamonds. Jewelry, Bric-a-Brac. OF
Paintings. g.; goods OF every description
from o. No - 600 in 1891.
Sept S0-By = Simpson & Co. % Park
Row. Watches. Diamonds. JeTelry, pleased
TO No. i2.opn in 1891. and goods held over.
sept. Soy Fl McAIeeuan. l9i sth.av
Clothing. &c. pledged 70 sept ~. 1901
oct BY T Freel 100 Grandt-s'i.
Clothing pledged to sept, % 1901.
ELI soREI. AUCyT.. es ROwERy. SELLS:
Sept. 25-Jewelry. watches and diamonds.
odds and ends. etc. NJ Rochman. 4tS
CaU8l-st.
sept, 26-Jewelry. watches diamonds.
sllvervare, odds and ends etc. T. Aikus.
90 9,h-ave.
Sept. @G-ClothiuE. dresses shoes. etc.
Dreyer & Natal 555 sth-ave-: Nr1
Fr"edsr. POO r. Houston-st-
II S0bei ~ Fth-avs.
FOR SAI.E-PaU ut-okluE business. estab-
lished % years. good paving business.
reasons Tor selling Address VI NJ. Box %.
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L..
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u ABNER :. THOMAS a Surrogate Of the County of
New York IS hereby given 10 all persons 6avlns
Riley. late Of County
- New York deceased present the with vouch
subscriber. place OF trapsacting
f7,efress 10 wit at office OF De Witt V D Kelley.
Liberty street. the City OF New York. On or
before the 22nd day Of November next -
mated New York 18th OF May.
jaw -O HENRY c. RILEY,
Administrator with the Will annexed
" WITT Y d RF-LEY, Attorney for Administrator.
~ Liberty ST. y Y. city.
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ALL AILMENTS CURED.

To Physicians and the sick.
Prof Gustav BIumberg's
sanitarium and healing establishment Is
distinguished for curing the sick by
EUROPEAN BATHS.
The medical profession Is recommending
these baths as great cures when medicine
fails We give the following famous baths:
Moor. Schieim. Lobe. Harz, Saliecyl Kali
mus and thirty others
Thew positively cure kidney disease, ner-
vousuess, blood poisoning. hemorrhods,
wounds. skin diseases. SC, also spec. alists
in the treatment of Rheumatism laiheness,
daily and Sunday from a. m. 70 p m.
PROF. GUSTAV BLUMBERG-
aoG Z SID ST
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4 OSlO. HEKNAN--Ih pursuance OF I'D OIUoI
- Of Hon c. Thomas surrogate Of the County
Yorh notice hereby all persons having
cars asairst Joaquin late OF the County OF New
- deesssad 10 present with vouchers thereof
- me subscriber place OF tansactirg business at
Ls once ~ Messrs. Na,os Grifin Hyde & Harper, No
- Eroad Street Borough Of Manhattan in the Cry
before day OF SEPTEMBER ne1I
Dated New York. March Goth. 1902
HERMAN COSIO. Administrator.
.1essre vAIOlS GRIFFIN. HYDE & HARPER. No. 20
T2raad Street Borough E-nhattan. New York CITY
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LOST.

BANKBoOk No. 591 ,2S9 Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. Any per-
son having a claim to il is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook cancelled
and new one issued
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LOST:-Bankbook No. &c, S12, Empire City
Savings Bank. 231 West 125th-st-, New
York Payment stopped. Please return TO
oank-
DOST.-Bankbook No IS 502 Empire City
Savings Bank 231 West 125th-st New
YORK Payment stopped Please return TO
bank.
LOST: handbook No. 31.21s Empire City
savings Bank. 23l West 125th-st.. New
YORK Payment stopped. Please return to
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BILLIARD AND POOI TABLES

MANUFACTURERS of billiard and pool
tables high grade bowling alley builders:
,oy-a.t rrtcss MARX BROS. 81 Union So
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Novelty In PinEpong Bats.
Pingpong rackets in burnt wood are
being done now in the colors and insig.
mia Of the different colleges.
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A AS A MARKET.

We hear little nowadays about the
Great Falls wool market and will prob
ably hear less from a boastful point
of view before the aso is ended.
Time was within the memory of the
fleece growers hereabouts when Great
Falls posed as the whole works as a
wool center, but that time has past
and Billings is at the bat apparently
to stay when it comes to the matter
of the states principal wool market.
This city has been turning off wool
to the eastern buyers at a rate which
must be a surprise to it's former rival,
and the prices have been averaging
a trif1e higher than the Great Falls
market, although the region tributary
to Jim Hills town has always main
tanned that the crop there was of a
superior quality. Be that as it may
the prices of the two markets favor
this city thus far this season and the
prospects are that the higher average
will be maintained here throughout
the sales.
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DEMOCRATIC INCOMPETENCE.
undertaking.

Truly, as Mr.. Cannon said, the re-
publicans will pull the wagon and do
the work, while the democrats fad
the fault. That is all their leaders
are capable of doing. If these leaders
had been in power when the Spanish
war came to a close they would not
have known what to do. If we may
judge by the attitude of those two
recent converts to democracy, Sena-
tors Teller and Patterson, the demo-
Gratis would have insisted vehemently
upon the speedy annexation of the
Philippine islands, giving no thought
to the wishes of the FilipinCs or Agui-
naldo's desire to set up an Independent
government. Mr.. Bryan favored the
ratification of the treaty by which
the Philippines were acquired; and if
it be said that he did So only for the
purpose of putting as he is said to
have believed-the republicans in a
hole, it all the more clearly reveals
his lack of broad craftsmanship. We
don't know what the democrats would
have done, but we do know that il
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sions of opinion may be important as
commentaries on the facts, but the
value of these opinions and comments
is directly proportional to the news
papers reputation for presenting the
truth. The paper that acquires a rep
utation for giving the news from day
to day as accurately as it is possible
for such daily work to be done soon
acquires the respect of it's readers.
They readily pardon it's incidental
errors. and it's editorial opinions are
received with great respect because
it is %self-evident that they emanate
from a source that is not afraid of
the truth. When this sort of a pa
per speaks it is more powerful than
the old personal paper, because it
unites. often, the eloquence of the
advocate to the perstige of the magis-
trate and the weight of a conclusion
arrived at by an impartial jury.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-07-18

With the near approach of the an
nual meeting of the Central Montana
Wool Growers association some line
of action Should be taken by the bust
ness meen of the city looking to the
establishment of a woolen manu-
featuring plant in the city. All that
is needed to bring about the success
of such an undertaking is for the local
capitalists in this field to take an in
terest in the matter and pledge their
subscriptions literally to capital stock
of such an enterprise. There are
plenty of wool growers to be found
in this part of the state who would be
glad to encourage a wooden manufac-
fury one the business men of the
city showed a disposition to share
with them the responsibility of the
undertaking.
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FRIDAY, JULY 1s, 1902.
OBNOXIOUS LAWS.

There is trouble brewing down in
northern Wyoming and trouble OF the
most, serious kind. Ever sine the pres
ident six weeks ago issued his procla-
nation extending the forest reserva-
ton along the east side ct the Yellow
stone park the sheepmen of that To-
caliuy have been up in arms. 1t has
been finally decided to hold a a
meeting of settlers at Meeteesee and
formally enter a protest against the
extension. This will be carried by a
committee to the president at Oyster
Bay and a hearing of the settlers side
will be asked.
Excitement over the proposed ex-
tension of the forest reserve in that
section rose to a fever heat a few
days ago when A. A. Anderson, a New
York artist, appeared on the scene
delegated with the authority of spec
ial protector of the range which is
proposed to be set aside as forest re-
serve. The settlers surmise that An
derson was instrumental in having
the law passed which will deprive
them of their range and it is init
mated that no man like Anderson can
be sent out from the east to guard the
range unless accompanied by govern
ment blue coats.
If Anderson persists in holding his
job as special range protector of the
region mentioned he is taking des-
perate chances. 1t is a berth which
is sure to get him into trouble I'M
less the committee succeeds in get
ting the president to modify the or-
der.
There is more or less of farce con
nected with the whole scheme of for
est protection. The wild animal, bird
and tree cranks of the east have
loaded" the secretary of the interior
and some really obnoxious laws and
rulings have been the result.