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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-07-10

Fred Coleman came down from
Pierre Wednesday.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-07-10

- A~g r9 R L "A. =
''s, : Zs1zzzN7
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-07-10

Lewis Shuster vent to Iowa
Wednesday on land business.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-07-10

List your land for sale or rent
with the new land firm. 13tf
REAL ESTATE BROKERS Elk.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-07-10

S. V. Christ went TO Huron
Tuesday.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-07-10

/ f. II. Albee went to Illinois
Tuesday.
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soNALS.

See the corn grow!
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
WITH THE OPHIR.
TIE VOYAGE OF THE DUKE AND
DUCHESS OF CORNWALL
AND YORK

WITH THE ROYAL TOUR By +, r. co
i2ro pp xii. 40. Longmans Green +" W
Mr. knight as a newspaper correspondent d
oomnanjed the Duke and Duchess OF C"l az
and York on their long journey throue'i @
British possessions last year Thls DOOM : ~
ahridgement Of the accounts he sent 1" a
son re,rsnaner Of the voyage and all the Hlsits
and royal entertaining that were pal' VI ~
"A hook of first impressions" Mr. knight calls
il preserving the form and manner of ms % -
inal letters. changed only by the excision oI
roanv of the details Such book can scarceIH
claim, q high place as literature: hut Mr. hnishI
has given a readable report of the kalelooscopio
scenes that were brought before the hhsliSH
ROYALTIES in token Of loyalty and allegiance u a
worldwide empire. There was the oufpa' IA
cevlon presenting the benefcent rule OF '1red'
Britain and the cruel tyranny or the olu nan
d,an kings side by side the Brltlsh oul'ldis
and the native chiefs in their tmmemoriaA COS
TUNES: the homage Of the Malay SultahS al
Singapore: the Ella horate receptions IN the AUS
-raIian and New-Zealand cities. and the bar
barous .haka" of the Maoris-a wonderful per
fornance~ al which the royal party gazed al
most spelIbound for three hours. comprising a
sham battle and war dance Of the warriors
chants and dances of welcome by the men and
women and the presentation If cherished heir
looms as gifts to the prince and princess MI
Knight missed the ceremonies in South AFRICA
and takes us next to ST. Helena. the Cape Nero
Islands and to Canada. Nova Scotia ana New
foundIand At Calgary. in the Northwest Ter
ritory there was an Indian reception, Where
the pipe of peace was smoked; alas. not the
ornamented calumet Of The Last Of the Mohl-
cans but an ordinary 1o-cent English or1ar
pipe"
II is needless to say that Mr.. knight seioon
gets below the surface of things. and that that
surface is always rosecolored. as il was pre-
sented to the royal gaze. We may note his I'M
preston Of Australia. strengthened as ne wan
dered from State State:
The Australians as body are more loyal 10
Great Britain than the people OF IreaI
Britain themselves Their patriotism Is more
fervent and the imperial sentiment is uuei-
All classes-with the exception OF the least III
teIligent in the great cities. whose poltlcs re,
sernble those Of Battersea Park-look beEono
provincial interests the larger interests OF uhe
empire and are more Jealous Of Great Britain 5
rights in directions which do not Immediately
concern then-in India. in Africa in emma
than are ordinary Englishmen.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11

A MEMORIAL, OF HIS TOUR IN THE EAST

LETTERS FROM EGYPT AND PALESTINE; By
MaIrbie Davenport Babcock- Illustrated Emo
pp XII l57. Charles Scribners Sons
On the journey TO Egypt and Palestine that
DR. Babcock made last year, and rom which ne
never returned. he wrote a series of letters to
the mems association of his church. Instead or
the brief letters of remembrance that the mem
hers Of his Fffth-ave. congregation expected
Of him he sent record of the entire journey,
z nh or an alert travellers keen zest in riew
sights and scenes and OF the charm Of Dr. Bah
cocks personality. This little volume contains
these letters practically unchanged 1t viii give
Measure to many beyond the immediate circle
o+ those for whom the letters were intended
DR. Rabcocks route lay from Cairo UP the Nile:
then TO Joppa Jerusalem. Tyre. Beyrut Damas-
Gus Baalbec Ephesus and Constantinople- Or
Babcocl,'s party spent Holy Week at Bethel;
they read at Calvary the account Of its tragedy.
and spent Easter outside Of Jerusalem because
they could not bear TO spend il in the Moslem
city:
Poor Jerusalem, 1t was its great week-the
Jews having Passover the Christians Easter
and the Moslems their day Of great sacr1nce
when Mecca pilgrimage ends and their Neby
Musa begins, a Jerusalem celebration ana
parade planned to counteract or counter lrrltate
The Christian Easter Despite all the
exciternent this week had Jerusalem is so far
from being the 10Y of the whole earth that ii
seems the bottom of degradation and hopeless
ness The Jews wailing by the old wall On
FRIDAYS would be stirring for its fitness.
If il were NOT SO histronic with eyes of the
walters looking this way and that
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11

OF NEW Y0RK.-Anna y Rogers Plaintiff asalSs az =
Rosa Altiert and others peeuda1r~ln In pursuance
Judgment Of Foreclosure and sale duly maze an ~ a ~
the entitled action. bearing date the 'l
April. 1902. l. the undersigned the Referee III sdL
named. will sell q Public Aucton- az 'H9 -.
SdssrOonl NJ. Ill Broadway. !"
Of Manhattan CITY OF New YORK. on IIe
dav OF April 1907 a O'Clock on toat Gay,t
John Auctoneer the premises directed oy 80
Judgment sold. therein described as ~
All that certain plot parcel or land situate N ss,v
Borough Of Manhattan. in the City n NaW loIA v.5
numbers five ti5). forty 7N tto q - Ssr-
90 forty eight ttSl. Block number Luz - ssf5
the Land Map Of the sad Boroisa VI wu soiloWs
bounded and deScfp7- %
viz Beginning a point formed oy tas S-ss-
OF hundred and elsl'n
the First Avenue ana r..
thence southerv along easterly line or FITS
hundred feet eleven tlD inches 20 M
line of the between one hundred ana -ba
one hundred eighth Streets. thence ests
centre line block ninety i've 900 leeI 1SrsJ
nOrtherIy in line parallel with FIRST Avenue o7 - N,a
1O0l GD inches TO the soitheTly along
hundred and eighth and thence "rsl1 S+rsst
the southerly line OF One hundred ard esnn 4rnins
ninetv-hve the point or place OF u7s'N''7
Dated Ne" io'N' AP'" l. Fl WARD Referee
,,rpprrr ROGERS ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff. III
Eroadv ~ Manhattan. New York city - - s,d
The following 5 a diagram Of the property 'O % -
a described above.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
BOW SIR WALTER SCOTT LOOKED.

REcoLLEcT1oNs OF ONE WHO THOUGHT HIM
.r4oME1Y' AND FARMERIIKE.
From Chamberss Journal
I was necessarily anxious to see the Magician
Bard who had welded the spell, and / was
taken to The House to see him He was seated
below the concave green cloth covered bench OF
the First Division at the large leathered tanle
of the clerks, and was exceedingly disappointed
by what / of his appearance l had a
profile or side view of him. A high head Of
whitish hair, 1eshy fair cheek nearly covering
the space for the eye. the black sfuf gown
covering in a clumsy manner the upper part
of the figure he stopped down to the paper
on which he wrote, presented altogether a ngure
SO hor11ely and farmerlike that ii with a
painful effort / could believe that could be
Walter Scott and exceedingly disappointed that
1t was so.
As seen at the clerks table. he did not ap-
pear TO advantage: and thousands Of strangers
who only saw him as doggeo dlAsent CLERK
who never took his eyes on the paper uhonsh
what paper no one ever ventured to guess must
have gone sullen away. as / did at first cha
grined with his appearance.
He affected to his unprofessional correspond
ents TO speak [slightingly?l Of his official labors
and duties a clerk of the Session. 1t was
lucrative office, nearly snecure. reserved for
advocates and writers possessing the best un-
political interest, and consisted merely Of writ
ing out the judgments Of the court. He
certainly knew next to nothing about the prtn-
cples and practices Of his office
Some question occurred IN a case as to the
rule applicable to stealing notes. and | heard
the act says" Sir Walter rose up, with the
little statute in his hand. turned over the leaves
backward and forward. funbled with them
and looked as much puzzled any schoolboy
to find out the whereabouts Of a book which he
had lost.
recoIlect being in the First Division OF the
court the Saturday which Scott was to
sail for London ito the coronation of George
wi He dressed in the unusual costume
of blue coat below his black gown, with a long
silver chain hanging from his neck What il
had attached ] cannot say. 1t appears in Rae
last Of Qr1fa a
this time very striking-tail. stalwart with
a countenance Of freshness and health. A young
friend OF mine, David Rennie proceeded to Lon
don by the same smack. He described II
exceedingly pleasant trip Scott made the pas
sengers sit on deck the fine summer after
noon, sing songs and tell stories and made the
time pass very agreea bly,
Lady Scott little made up sort of per-
sonage in my time. Luxuriant, dark and
should say, not natural curls. shading yellow
face biushing under a real artificial bloom
of crimson. a very little figure and bustling
demeanor exhibited both physical and moral
manner in singular contrast to the manly plain
ness of her iustrious husband.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
Centre line Of hlocs

The snproxinlate amount Of the lien or cna s.ld -
tafv which the ahove-desCrtbed properly - April.
e. So 80 rItb interest thereon from the Itn DAY
fe0e Together with and allowance sD-ii 1902
SIo- eo win interest the Ith day or
ygsbsr with the expenses II the sale Lne are
amount Of taxes assessments or otlS. -,sss money
purchaser 01ie or the puit---
or naid nv the Referee. ia siS+S 1nd i.o-Tgare
rra,,jrea will ue subject 70 prtor. -, I9go
So ooO and accrued interest at 80 from Tan - 80
Dated New York. April ;. lSc- ~ ,y.P0 Referee.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

OF NEW YORK--Frederick A O. Schwarz. plain
riff against American Real Estate Title Guar
antee Company and others. Defendants Action No q
IN pursuance Judgment Of foreclosure and sale. duly
entitled action. bear
Ing ata the lfh day March. 1902. l. the Undersigned
in Judgment named. will sell public
auction at York Real Estate Saesroonn No Ill
broadway Borough Of Manhattan, County OF New
York 11th day of April 1902 at twelve 6eiock
noon that dav. z. Meyer. aucrionesr. the
premises directed said judgment be sold and therein
described follows: All that certain lot piece parcel
81 land situate lying and being IN the Borough OF Man.
haitian city County and State Of NewYork bounded az
follows Beginning at point on the NoTtheriy
oF One Street distant hundred ard
Two westerly the northwsssrly corner Of One
Lexington Avenue. running themes
northerIy parallel with Lexington Avenue and part
through a wall hundred fest and
eleven inches westerly and parallel with one
Huudredth Street twenty 1ve feet and SIX nces ,hene
s0utharlv and parallel with Lexington Avenue and part
OF the distance through party wall one hundred feet
a,d eleven inches 70 northsriy side Of One Hun
dredrh street Eastsrv and along the sans
inches. 20 the place Of nesnnins
Dated New York March Il 1892 - -
H LARkiN. Referee
rJ.Tc~TT 0F-PFVOTSE & COLBY Attorneys for Plaintiff,
No 80 Wall street. New York civ -
The following diagram or the property 70 os SOLD
Irs street number Is 115 East 10O-h Street
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11

42nd Street.

The approximate amount Of the lien or charge 70
which described Is 70 be sold
ten thousand three hundred and forty 2s1o dollars
with interest the 9th day OF March. 1902
allowance amounting to three
twenty-five eOo dollars with interest from
March 18th 1902 with the OF the sale
The approximate Of assessments. other
liens which are to allowed the purchaser out Of the
purchase money paid by the Referee Is twelve hun
dred and sevenry-five collars and interest
Dated New York March Path. 1902
ARTHUR n MASTEN. Refsres.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon, Abne-

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abne-
l. Thomas a Surrogate Of County o York.
notice is hereby all having claims against
the County OF New York, de-
with vouchers thereof, the
hscbers at places OF business.
N II Hyde 81 Chambers Street,
the of9ca OF AItmayer. 290 Broadway in the Bor
Manhattan. in the city OF New YORK on or De
for..t first dat Of August next.
Dated New York 30th day Of January. 1892
FREDERICK ". SELLER,
LEOPOLD ROTHSCHILD.
Administrators with VIII Annexed
GEO II HYDE Attorney Frederick ". Seller. Ad-
niustrator 81 Chambers Street. New York city
MAX Al. Attorney 70" Leopold RothsChld. Ad-
rrfrstrator Broadway. New York city
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11

The approximate or charge to satisfy
which the described property be sold Is
Thirtyone thousand three hundred twenty s4-100
dollars. with interest thereon from the March
1902 together with costs and allowance amounting
hundred and ifry-one dollars with
MaCa 31st 1902 together with the expenses
Of the sale. The approximate taxes assess
O'her liens which to be allowed To rha
purchaser Of the purchase money or paid hv the
Referee one thousand two hundred thrty-seven
20 100 dollars aud '-lteresf.
Dated New York. April 2nd 1892.
ABM r. LAWRENCE. Refsrss
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
= Y . m

East Tooth 81
The approximate amount Of The lien o charge u sa,lss
which the above described property = to pc s9ld
S5S3 interest thereon from the 1oth day cI
March 1902 together with costs and allowances
70 thereon rom Marc1 41tn'
1902 together with the expense ~ the sale me
proNirnate or othr hes
allowed the out or ne pull
chase money or paid S4I 50 and Interest,"
New York. March II. 1902
ADPTSN LaREI\. Refsree.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
Noiire 10 Creditors.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-1n pursuance OF
- an order Of Hon. James A. Blanchard, Of the
Justices of the Supreme State Of New
hereby all having claims against
Thompson Nelson Company, lately doing merchant
tailoring business No II E 18th ST. Cty OF New York
thereof duly verified
the assignee Robert @ Rathbone. who has re dty ap
pointed assignee Of Thompson Nelson Co for the
benefit creditors his once III Broadway in
the Borough City Of New York. on or be
fore ne 10Th day 1902
Dated New York the 10th day n April l.9.
RnPERT -. RATHBoNE ASSIGNEE
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
OmelaI Eeaal Notircs-

4 TTENTION is called 10 the advertisements i''
the CITY Record April II 70 2i 1sZ o III In the
49, se, nv the supreme Court and the elIeIs a-s ~
nreau for the Collection of Assessments a riIF 10
ot eo- OPENING AND ACQU IRlNSI -, TE.
Sie,rtrg named avenue, the BOROJtIft Or -
BRONX: --. ..--,.,rre,>- 10 & IL FUL-
,C1S IvS-XIrE OPENING from the 2Srd AT Toof
I,ne 10 East 1T5th Street. Confirmed NtIS" -
entered April 10. 1902. - ,o,-r r,,,ntrolisr.
CITY Of New York. April 10 l9"2
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
foreclosure Sules
SUPREME COURT. County of New York

SUPREME COURT. County of New York
- William G. and Ronald n. Brown. Trustees
for Emma o Edwards and others. under the will of
A OLSEN, deceased. Plaintiffs against kath-
chen Elm and others. Defendants In pursuance OF a
Judgment sale duly made and entered
the undersigned. the referee
in will sell public auction at
10 Real Estate Salesroom. No Ill Broadway
in Borough of Manhattan City OF New York the
ninth day Of a twelve o'clock that
dav by n Phpaix Ingraham & Company. auctoneers
premises by said judgment to he sold. and
described follows All those seven certain lots
parcels land situate. lying and being IN the
fourth Ward of the city OF NeW York known
map file in the office OF the Register OF
city County of New York. entitled Map or
York belonging to George Opdyke. January l. 1874
by the numbers One hundred
and fty-three hundred and fifty four. one hundred
One hundred and hfty-SN One hundred and
hundred and nfty-eight and hundred
dfty-nne. taken together bounded follows
Northeasterly of Opdyke Avenue
on said map; running thence easterly along Opdyke
Avenue hundred unety-four feet inches
t. of Lot Number One hundred and fifty
two. hence
Number One hundred and hfty-two. hundred
more less. Lot Number one hundred and sixty
safd westerly along said Lot Number One
sixty. hundred and forty-esht feet five
eastery side of Nero Avenue; then south
erlya al hundred and feet
northeasterly Of Nerio Avenue and
Opdyke Avenue the point of beginning be the said
OpIyke Avenue being known Two hundred and
thfrty-sixth the above described premises
Borough of The Bronx In the said City
o New York
Dated New York March IL
J. HENRY WORK. Referee
ALBERT LANE Attorney for Plaintiffs. Number go
Broadway Borough o Manhattan. New York.
The following a diagram the to be sold:
Jlf "a
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County of

New Ynrk-Rosa Blaske. Plaintiff. against Thomas
Ttz and others Defendants In pursuance OF Judgment
Of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered
above entitled bearing date the 18th day ot
March. 1902 T. Undersigned the Referee said
York Real Estate SaIesroon No. III Broadway. ths
Borough Of Manhattan City Of New York. the 18th
day Of April 1902 at - O'Clock that day. by
Bryan l. Kennedy Auconeer the premises directed
said Judgment TO be sod and therein described as follows
All lot. piece parcel Of land, situated
lying being the sOutherly side Of FOrty-hiri
Street. city of New York. and bounded and
scrbed follows Beginning at point he
Southeriy Fortythrd Street aforesaid. distant
hundred and seventy-fve feet Westerly from Re
Avenue and Forvy-third
and parallel with Eighth
hundred four inches thence Westerly
parallel Fo-tv-thir twenty-five fact;
NortherIy parallel with Eighth hundred
and four inches Southerly line side of
Forty-hird Street. Easterly the
Forty-third twenty-five
point place beginning Being the
Blumenthal. Fanny Blumsnthal. his wife. BY deed
January 29th 1887 and recorded the dsy
te office IF the Register Of the city and County OF
New York Lber 2oit II Conveyances. page 4S0
Dated New York. March 24th 1902
ARTHUR ~. NASTEN. Referee
DF.YO. DT-EP & BATEPDORF- Attorneys for PLAINTIFF
ff5 roadway. New York City. Manhattan
following diagram Of the property 70 be sold
above the number being 3l2 West 3d
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
14S S5-12
Opdyke Avenue.

lien charge to satisfy
which the above described property is be sold is
81 21 March s. 1907 together with
and amounting s2I7s6 with interest
March H. 1902 together with the expenses
OF the sale The approximate OF which
allowed the purchase
paid is S5 az with interest from octo
her l, 1902 - 49,
HENRY WORK. Referee.
The above described premises is hereby ad
torrned Wednesday April 18TH 1902 at the hour
and place.
Dated New York. April 9th 1902.
J. HENRY WORK. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
N PURSUANCE of an order of the Honor

L abe Samuel Greenbaun. Justice Supreme
Court state of New York dated April 2nd 1902
notice al! having claims
1,be Hirxchhers Company. lately doing business
327 anal street Manhattan. CITY County
- York to present with vouchers
FOR duly verified subscriber. who has been
annoined Assignee said The Hrschberg Company
FOR the creditors his office No 800 Broadway.
IN the city Of York Borough Of Manhattan.
hefn he 10Th day OF June. 1872
Dated York April 2f. 1902
MORTIMER FISHEI. Assignee
MITCHELL. L. ERLANGER. Attorney FOR Assignee. No.
" 900 broadway Borough Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
Assluuer \ oiioes.
he Supreme

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Supreme
l. Court of the State of York. made by on.
Samuel Creenhau of the Justices Of said Court,
1902. is hereby given 20 all
creditors and persons having claims against Sprasue
Apnaratus Company. lately doing business IS West
4ond street in Borough Manhattan CITY OF New
Work that required their claims with
ta vouchers therefor duly verified subscriber
duly appointed OF said Sprague Apparatus Com
creditors hts place Of
ing business No 42nd Street. the Borough of
Manhattan OF New York. before the Both day
OF June. 1902.
Dated New York cath. 1902
BERTRAM l.. WEBSTER. Assignee.
SHEPARD & PRE\TISS, Attorneys FOR Assignee. lo Wall
street Rorough of Manhattan. CITY Of New York
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
Drown. ANN C.-In pursuance of an order

- Of Hon Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of the
County OF given all persons
having sairst Ann C. Brown. late Of the County
NJ deceased. present the with vouch
therefor subscribers their place Of cransaeng
namely. the office Of Opdyke Wilcox BTtstow
No 20 Nassau Street Borough Manhattan. and
city and York. before the 21s day OF
August. 1892
Dated iith day OF February. 1902.
ROBERT l BROWN MARIANA c COBB. Executors
OPDYKE WILCOX & BRISTOW. Attorneys for Ex-
ecutors 20 Nassau Street. Borough Of Manhattan
New city. y Y
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11
RAILROADS..
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Cortlandt Streets is five minutes Ii'te' -
that given below for Twent>-thir"
station. except where otherwise n"'en n ,u,,-
10 W. FAST MAIL-Limted to two var Ptsburg to
Cars Ne" York to Pittsburs Sleeping O
FSF cqm
Por SsPns haas 9 9e1esn
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r59 % sI2ee's I2 DINING a% Cs 5 Go Lam
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Sundays. 7.55 a m Through Vestibuled Trains. Ruf-
Farlor Standard Coaches week days
Parlor smoking Parlor Dining car and Stand
dard Coaches sundays
CAPE MAY.-l2 - .. m. week days
For & points on Xe & York a and Long BRANCH h RAILROAD q"
325. 455 and lies p m. Sundays. o - a. m. 455
from Desbrosses and Cortlandt !.reets'. 900 a
m. 23O. 80. 80 and 11.30 p. sundays. 9.45 a
5.15 p m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
C. 10 tDesbrosses and CcrtIandt Streets 2m 723. 555
nesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 10 Dining car),
tDesbrosses and Streets 200.
ing Carr. 355. -. - Dining carr. Dining Carr
80 Dining Carr. 755. p II
Sundays SO. 80 hes. - Dining
Carr. 90 Limited 955. 1885 Dining a. u ~
Dining Car). 155 Dining Carr, - Dining Carr 355
4-23 Dining carr +.55 Dining Carb. IS Dining carr
I55. S.25. $50. o % .. 10 10 night
Ticket offices Nos. 1876 1854 261 Broadway
lS2 Fifth Avenue below 23d / House. West
Twenythird Street Station. and Of Des
rosses and Cortlandt Streets; $50 Fulton
Street. as Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station
BROOKLYN: Station Jersey City. The York Transfer
company will call for and check baggage from hotels
and residence through destination. Telephone al4
tEhteenth Street for PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Cab Ser
j. r HUTCHINSON. r WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-04-11

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Ans -
n a Uptown once
NO I..42 BROADWAY. -, s-,,-n
will received the foioNus
offices al regular until clock p m VIE 19s-
Sfh-nye.. cor ed f53 6tb-1Ne. COZ
st or East 257 west 42d-st-., S "a
I'm ana sth avrs 2t;:, 12Sth-st: 1SsSS oa-
ave. between 18th and nth SITS: 1OSo Sd-n r asr
61st-st-: 1.7OS 1st-ave-. eStn-s,s. To-
I.Sth-st.t 1856 TremOmt-ave.t $50 Sd-ave -
4lst-st.: 554 3d-ave.; S1O Bleeckef-@