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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-06
The Anti. Anarchist Bill,

Washington. Feb. 6.-The anti-an-
archist bill, which will be reported to
the house in a day or two, contains one
feature not heretofore alluded to.
This is provision giving to foreign
ambassadors and ministers accredited
in Washington protection against as
saults and Furnishing with death any
such assault which results in the death
of foreign ambassador or minister,
The action providing for severe penal :
ties for conspiracies In this country
against foreign rulers does not, how
ever, embrace ambassadors and min
listers, as Chairman Ray, of the judic-
larry committee, who is drafting the
report. feels that great care is neces-
sary not to exceed the constitutional
right to punish crimes originating
within the states. The protection of
foreign rulers against conspiracies Is
considered justified by the law of ma
tions. but 1T is not deemed expedient
to extend this to ambassadors and
ministers residing here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-06
Iowa at WASHINGTON.

Washington, Feb. 6.-Iowa postmas-
ters appointed: Chisholm. Monroe
county, Minnie Dehaan, vice Nettie AL
len. resigned; Flendon, Guthrie county,
l.. w. Nelson, vice II. G. Prouty, re-
signed.
Rural free delivery service will be
established on March 1 as follows:
Grimes, Polk county, one carrier;
length of route, 22A miles: area COW
ered( 30 square miles; population serv-
ed, $50; carrier. Zella Butler. Postofflce
at Ridgedale to be discontinued.
IOWA PENSIONS.
Original-Calvin C. Young. West
Union IS; Samuel Neidig, Des MONIES,
&c. Increase-Sarah j. Mason, Cres-
ton. IS (widow). Increase. restoration,
reissue, etc.-Jefferson Ogg. Ottumwa,
$12; Henry Earl, Muscatine. Sc; An
drew j. Mason, (dead), Creston, $24 i;
Leroy S. Groves, Creston. $50; Stephen
G. Lewis. Lineville $12: Jacob A. Ora
ham, Ottumwa, s12; Daniel Austin,
Soldiers Home. Marshalltown, s12; Jo-
seph b. Best, Charlton, s12. Original
widows-Minerva Jane Williams.
Guthrie Center. So; Ann Tower Wall
ingford, IS; Alice Stephens. Dubuque.
IS; Reissue, Lydia Waltenbaugh, Vol
ga, $12.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-06
Presidential Appointments.

Washington, Feb. 6.-The president
yesterday sent the following no.nina-
lions to the senate:
John A. Williams, register of the land
Office at Lamar, Col.
Beryl F. Carol. postmaster at
Bloomfield, Ia.
In the case of BENZ. Daniels, who re-
Gently was confirmed by the senate as
marshal of Arizona, it is stated that his
commission has not been issued, and
will not be until the charges of having
served sentence in the Wyoming pen
itentiary have been disproven. The at
torney general has written the United
States district attorney who conducted
the case against Daniels for a state
ment of the facts
The senate confirmed the following
nominations:
Register United States Land Office,
w. A. Green. Lincoln, Neb.
Medical inspector, Presley M. Rixey.
u S. NJ, to be chief of the bureau of
medicine and surgery in the navy, with
the rank of rear admiral. Also other
naval promotions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-06
The G. A. r. Pension Board.

Washington, Feb. 6.-The pension
board of the G. A. r. met here yester-
day. the members present. being Gen.
Terrence. chief of the
order Gen. Robert b. Beath, Hon. John
g. Linehan, Ex-Governor William Up
ham, Judge c. G. Burton and Hon. Hen
ry C. Taintor. The object of the meet
ing is to hear and consider various
complaints and grievances of members
of the G. A. r. with respect to pensions
and to take action regarding pending
legislation. The board spent several
hours yesterday at the pension Office
examining into pension cases which had
been brought to their attention and
about which there had ben complaint
OF the rulings of the commissioner of
pensions. The board will be in session
several days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-06
Constructor Hobson May Retire.

Washington. Feb. cit is expected
an effort will be made to secure legis-
lative authorization for retirement from
the naval service of Constructor Hob
son. Captain Hobson is now in WASH
ington and is DESTROYS of retiring, bas-
ing his application on the bad state of
his eyes, resulting from exposure in
working on Spanish ships after the late
war. The naval retiring board conclud-
ed that his disability was not sufficient
to warrant the retirement under the
existing regulations and recourse must
be had to congress. 1t is believed that
the navy department will approve such
legislation if it's opinion is asked for by
congress.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-06
BAHcock WILL MAKE TROUBLE.

Determined to Rush Every Opening
With His Bill on Steel Schedules.
Washington, Feb. 6.-Representative
Babcock is very enthusiastic over the
outlook for his tariff bill His mood is
uncompromising and he is determined
to compel the ways and means commit
tee to report the bill at an early date.
From now on he says, II am 60
ing to push the bill at every opportun-
ity. l shall take advantages of every
possible opening and press the bill ey-
cry time there is the smallest oppor-
tunity.'
He was asked If he intended to try
again to attach his bill as rider to
some ether bill which was about to
be reported or was up in the house for
discussion.
II covered that" he answered, when
1 said that l would take advantage of
every opening that offered. If the bill
ever gets before the house 1t will pass
by three to one. And it will get before
the house."
AT yesterdays meeting Of the ways
and means committee Chairman Payne
warned Babcock that II he did not stop
MS aSltatlOn the committee would go
up into Wisconsin and take the duty
off lumber"
Babcocks answer was that Payne
and the committee could go up into
Wisconsin and be ID" When asked
about Payne's threat Babcock said
II don't care whether he takes the
duty off lumber or not. That is threat
that has not errors for me. That won't
hurt Wisconsin. The people who are
going to make trouble If the duty is
taken off lumber live in Pennsylvania
and Maine, especially hemlock people
in Pennsylvania. II Mr. Payne makes
that threat good he Will be hurting the
east not the west. Nobody out our way
is going to be worried by the taking off
of that duty. 1t would have been taken
out of the Dingley tariff when TINT bill
passed If 1t had been passed by sched-
ules. When that was up the democrats
got to fighting about the leadership,
and that took 80 much time that very
few of the schedules were read. That
saved the lumber duty. Anyway, the
lumber duty is OF very little Importance
when compared with iron and steel
duties"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-06

or the seat in front. when fellow pas
senger angrily reversed the seat, crush
ing Mr.. Gardeners foot before he could
extricate it, 1t became necessary to
amputate his great toe. Now blood
poisoning has set in. and his leg must
tie taken off.
Gardner has expressed the desire,
when his leg is amputated. to find the
man who did him the injury and pre-
gent him with the detached member. He
also threatens suit for damages. The
irate passenger boarded the train at
Terre Haute with his wife and two
children, leaving the train at Shelburn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-06
TOE CRUSHED; MAY DIE.
Traveller Injured by Fellow Passen'
oer-Blood POISONING Results,

Sullivan, Ind. Feb. 6.-Dexter Card
ner. of Vincennes. an undertaken, pro-
prietor of the Garner Transfer Com
pany. and member of the board Of po-
lice commissioners. may die from in
juries received in an unusual manner
or Nov. Fl. En- route from Chicago on
u Chicago and Florida limited, train on
that date, he sat with his feet resting
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-06
Chinese Exclusion.

Washington. Feb. 6.-Rev. S. L..
Baldwin, of New York, secretary of the
missionary society of the Methodist
Episcopal church, was heard by the
house committee on foreign affairs
in opposition to the Mitchell
Kahn bill for Chinese exclusion. He
took the position that general restric-
lions on immigrants should govern all
nationalities alike, and that discrimi-
nation against the Chinese alone was
not to the public interest. President
Gompers, of the Federation of Labor,
continued his statement in support OF
the bill. He exhibited fac-simile of
the instructions sent by the Chinese
to their friends In China pointing out
the way to get into this country. Mr.
Gompers also stated that Maxwell
Evarts. of New York. who advocated an
extension of the Geary law, had at
tackled that law In the supreme court
and that the contention of its valid
ity was still before the court. The
hearings continue today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-06
WOMEN HAVE PROTEST.
Will Ask Secretary Shaw to Stop 1

Will Ask Secretary Shaw to Stop In
spection of Personal Baggage.
Washington, Feb. 6.-Secretary Shaw
had hardly learned the telephone num-
Der of the treasury department before
he faced n serious problem which in
volved hundreds of women, bonnets and
lingerie. He never dreamed that high
class finance and federal administra-
ton involved such embarrassing ques-
tons. Women Of the country who
travel to Europe are Joining in petit
ton to the secretary of the treasury
protesting against the close examina-
ton of personal baggage at the New
York custom house.
Under Secretary Gage and Assistant
Secretary Spaulding 1t was decided
that much of the smuggling was ac-
complished thru conceament of valu-
ables in personal baggage. Then there
has been close examination of the per-
sonal effects of rich and poor alike.
Thousands and hundreds of thousands
a month have been added to the treas
ury by this process
From the start travellers: have pro-
tested The women have been especial
ly indignant. They charge that their
French bonnets are ruined by rough
handling and their feelings lacerated
by ruthless exposure of all kinds of
wearing apparel.
A petition has been started by the so
ciety women of Washington protesting
against the humiliation of personal ex-
animation of baggage and the women
of all the large cities of the United
States will be asked to join in the
movement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-06
Hucklen's Arnica saIve.

Has a worldwide fame for marvel
lous cures. 1t surpasses any other salve,
lotion, ointment or balm for cuts.
corns, burns boils, sores, felons, Ill
GERS, letter, salt rheum. fever sores.
chapped hands, skin eruptions; infalli-
BILE for piles. Cure guaranteed. Only
rs cents, at George p. Powers drug
ofnra
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-06

The blizzard in Michigan was respon-
s,ble for collision on the Michigan
Central at Buchanan In which Conduc-
tor John Grifhth, of Jackson, was
crushed to death. Franz Palceyewski
was ruin down and killed by an overdue
train at Grand Rapids
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-06
Porto Rico Claims.

Washington, Feb. 6.-The ways and
means committee gave a hearing yes
terday to ex-Secretary John G. Carlisle
in support of a measure to refund the
duties and accumulated interest paid
on Porto Rico imports and exports DUR
ing the transition stage preceding the
Foraker act. The claims aggregate
about 100000.
The seven wonders of the United
States are Niagara Falls, Cayerns of
Luray, Garden of the Gods Yosemite
valley. natural bridge, big trees of Cali
fornia and DR.. Cranes Quaker Tonic
Tablets. the greatest kidney. liver and
stomach cure. AL drug stores; 30 cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-06

A war on gamblers is being waged by
the good people of South McAlester,
q. T.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-06
MENTAL AND MORAL.

Tho state of the mother during CESSATION
may influence the whole future of the child
1t is highly important that pregnant women
meat the issue with calm compoSure and
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back some copies-and in LONDON his seco ono
we have given above will shortly be sent to the
whole press Mr.. Montmorency's restaurant
crones will boom him in the journals TO which VIM
they have access: Messrs. Brummel will care
fully withdraw ali their ads from the papers
which decline TO insert pufs of Mr.. MontHto-
rency His success Is assured. Already the
followin., para graphs are in active prepara-
ton: -,
1T is rumored that Sir Henry Irving MI
George Alexander, Mr.. Tree and Mr. Wynohati.
are about to form n syndicate with view OF
commissioning Mr.. Stubs Montmorency 70
write on the subject Of 'Herodias Daughter.
The work of eminent poet, played pE IheSe
four great actors. and a woman and supers' Is
sure TO be a great success
Mr. Stubbs MontmOrency contelnplateS u
gigantic philosophical work on The Relation OF
Billiards to the Universe, with Some remarks
on the Sex Problem Should Mr. MontmorehCy
carry out his purpose We have no DOUBT tne
proofs Will be read by Mr. Roberts and MI
Jerome X Jerome Mr.. Montmorency has writ
ten everything so far under the name or StuppS
but he intends publishing under his true name
of MOntmorency-
In connection with the rumored resignation
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by Mr.. Austin of his present post as poe. ia1
reate we may say that the name OF MI -
stubbs Montmorency is freely mentioned as ms
successor" Ate
Unfortunately we have not the space ~ 9tni1
cuss Mr. Montmorencys present book in detali.
Besides are requested not to do so until tliv
book is ready for publication This IS 1neIeit
the advance notice or if you WILL puff. whlcn
the publishers rodestly ask of us. We must
content ourselves with Congratulating the du
thor and his publishers on their success. Cynl-
cal read may think we are pulling their legs:
but we assure them have no intention u
tampering with those members and Write IN pei
feet good faith. Further, we assert that MIL.
1norency is not the first whose maine mas pee.i
made in the manner we describe raI rom ~
there are at least half dozen young Peopie
whose names are now constantly III the papeiS
merely because their affairs nave peen enSi
neered as Mr. Brummel engineered MI. otuop =,
Montmorency's. They are all hteraiy NJ
they are all well known, all sucGesslui: :,
What il is worth to them in solid cash s sii,.
not like to say. I only know they are pallllu
anxious to do any kind of Journalism now ", !
poorly paid and that their books oCCupS , ~
booksellers shelves. which might be nleu WILL
let us say a very different class OF Work
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crPRENE COURT. COUNTY DE NEW

- YOftK-Sy1ncy II. solomon plaiatiT, against AIic.
Edwards Jarvis. defer pursuance Of Judgment
OF foreclosure sale, duly made and entered the
action bearing date TIE 9th day Of Jana
ary l. the undersigned the referee in said Judgment
sell public auction. AZ the New York Rea,
Estate Saesropm No. III Broafway in the Borough
Mar # New York Friday. the 2ist day
~ March 1902 at u O'Clock that Gay by Samuel
the premises directed by said
be sold therein described follows: All
thosa pieces parcels of land with the
GTtv Of New York. Borough OF Manhattan which taken
together and described follows Beginning
az point southery sGe Of one Hundred and SIX
ninety four feet westerly from
of one Hundred and sixteenth
and Avenue called Pleasant avsnJel, thence
parallel with said hundred
eleven inches thence westerly parallel with One Hundred
al SIXTEENTH street fty feet thence rortherly parallel
tb said avenue hundred feet eleven inches
soherIv Hundred and Sixteenth street. thence
easerIv along said southerly side I one Hundred and
e1xeeuth street fifty the point place OF
Ming being lots numbers hundred and four and
hundred and five the map Of property Of Mleiolar
TIe In the New Registers office enc hundred
eghty-stx. -, o-.r 1000
JULIUS LEHMANN. Referees.
~ : 4 I9AACS. Plaintiffs Attorneys. 81 and Q
pine street New York city
The following diagram Of the property TO De sold:
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ - >-sr york-FIza NJ Zeresa Louisa 4 "a rr5sr
I,b, Zereea and George T ZereEt 'tS sei
phe ia-r will and testament - Augustus A.y7a rs ad
t,ofrtiffs against Amelia Levy. a4ll ill- =. ,braham
~ the goods chattels and cret 81 N
deceased and Defendants ii
OF and sale dHlS Of
in the above entitled action bearing pa sai1 tuig-
W,r"h TqO, the undersigned. the ttrir' -, YORK
IssaI Estate Salesroou III Br'aI" 1l J." % - april
~ Narbattan. C~ty OF New York on le - yyuian NJ.
I3p AZ tnaJ Gay go. judgment
tSva- auctioreer premises directed ~ IN that
soId described a. b,ilfugs
LOT parcel Of lam WIZ. 80 in
- itr,rnyennaufs thereon situate lying anu -SoEn
- %ev, York Borough 81 ManhatItl and
X. ~, East Oue-hundred and-twenty -. q noint
Rounded and described follows tteE.
OF hundred Una
sastsrlv from the intersection OF the san yifh
s.iJ hundred an,l-tweuty seventh
sasterIy. Ine or Third Avenue; thence inches
Win Third ninety nlur i-ttL
,qr, II N i'm the middle hre CT - 49, sight and
aone said middle line twenty esht t ~ csntre
- J,.pes ~ i'm point Opus c,,vsvsd
wall the premises ali
er ,fber premises of the party Of the Ms ~ Third
o. - tbe v,est- thence noTtheriy again pa 81
w., ~ Arr ~ the through the HlI ~ ~ irl
- "orbsrIv side 81 sa6 hundred tnl so,thsr!y
tTsa+ and thence essterty along the 'i - inches
~ - tA1 strser twenty feet eight ana he the
1oa ., 81, in D to the point or place OF 'e-'''
said several dimensions more or eso
Dated New A'rh' MAJ yyrIJT;N y Burr. Refersss
MURRAY BENNETT s IXGERso Street Beroash Of
TN foiIoytnr is diagram Of the properly S 3ts east
l21th Street; ,,-.b SrrsAr
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YORK.-Anna r. Spring. PLAINTIFF. against Can.
rne Caaghan and others. Defendants-In pursuance -
Judgment of foreclosure and sale.
In the above entitled action bearing the 3lsr Sav
March. 1902 I. the undersigned the Referee in al
Judgment named will sell public auction at the n.
York Real Estate SalesrOOm III Broadway IN ~.
Borough of Manhattan. City of York. on Mond,v
the 18th day of April 1902 Il noon on ~.
day by Peter F. Meyer CO., auCti0neers
directed BY said Judgment be Sold and therein A.
scrhed as follows: All that certain lot piece parcel
OF land. with the buildings and improvements there's,
erected situate living and being in the Of Mar
haitian City County and state Of New York bounded ana
described follows Beginning a point on ~.
distant hundred and easerlv frcr,
the formed by the intersection nohev ia
OF East One hundred and thrty-frst and IN
eastery side OF Fifth Avenue running northsriv
parallel with Fifth Avenue ninety and eevs,
inches. TO the centre line Of the block between Ons
hundred and thrty-frst and one hundred thirr-.
second Streets; thence easterIy along
OF the block twenty-five feet thence sOuthery parasi
with Fifth Avenue and part of the distance through
party wall ninety-nine feet and eleven inches to tha
norther1y side Of One hundred and thryrs Street ana
thence westerly along said norherly side OF Ons
hundred and thirty first TO ire
point or place OF beginning said premises being
oy the street number Nine East hundred and thirty
first Street
Dated, New York. April !. 1902
ED. q. WHITAKER. Referees.
WILSON. BARKER & WILSON. Attorneys for PIaintir
~ Wall street. Borough OF Manhattan New York
y Y. -"
Its street number being . East 1i1st Street:
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TIE approximate amount Of the lien or cn =, he sold
isfv which above Described pr9psr sa 25h day Of
,th thereon from ,51ouur-
1qI2 together with costs and ia,S together
u,itb nteras. from March 6tn I"e- e7rou1r
ms ~ expsnsss OF sale The appruS ser IisEs
W ,,&es assessments and water rates - the pur
rich are 10 be allowed Tire purchaser sol ~ and
chase money. pad by the Rete'ee' -
interest thereon
Dated Ne" i'''' WILLIAM L. BJ RI. Refetee-.
The sale OF above described preh, Ht tas az
tourned TUESDAY. the i'tH N'S -
and place. 80
Dated New York. April Sth. lyo2 - ,,-pp ra<srse.
MURRAY BENNETT & INGERSOLIs At{ p-o,rh OF
PlaintIns Nos 1872 William street. DoI'u7 =
Manhattan. New York city
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County Of

New York The New York Savings Bank. plaintiffs.
against Stephen Tdlbert and others Defenidnsn
of Judgment Foreclosure sale, duly made
and entered in the above entitled action. bearing date tie
18th day March 1902 l. the undersigned the Referee
said judgment VIII Public Auction az
York Real Estate Saesroom. No III Broadway.
the Borough Manhattan. city OF New York. on the
18th April. 1892. Il O'Clock that day.
John T. Boyd Auctionser the premises directed oy
said Judgment be sold. and therein described as follows
All piece parcel of land wiki the buldngs
thereon erected situate. lying and being in the Tweln
Ward CITY OF Nr-- York. bounded and described "a
follows. viz. Beginning point the Northery scs
hundred and tTeutys.xth street distant Two nun
bred and feet six inches EaserIy from t1s
formed the intersection OF the Easerly de
Third with the Northsrly side Of one hundred ana
sixth Street: rTnnizS thence Northery anu
Avenue ninety feet eieNen
line Of the block between one hunarsd ana
twenty-sixth hundred and nth Stlees
thence Easterly along the same tee ana -
line Of the block between tle oeoo
and Third Avenues. thence Southerly along me SAM au
parallel with Avenue ninetyutne feet eleven HSHs
Northery side OF one hundred and wen.y-sISa
Street aforesaid: and thence Westerly along tnG sa'
and six inches 70 the point Or pacs
BEGINNING Subject covenants AGAINST nussnces u
taned in recorded the Registers once on u'
County OF York. in Liber Dol o. convey A~eS' ps
Dated New York. March 2lst. 1907 - 49,.
VICTOR w HUNtiERFORp. Rsferee
Holm WEBER. Attorney for FlaIntlIs. Deans"
Borough Manhattan. city II New fgrA"
The following diagram OF the property % -
a. described above. street number oenB - H"'
I26th street. g..
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90 mbol 81 Glan Concern.
NoTICE no ME TKADE.-City. COUNTY, and

Of New York.
Socete AnOuyme de ia Dislerie de Ia Liqueur Bene-
dictine Abbaye dc Fecamp foreign hereby
cerhee that it engaged in bottling and selling
diCtue. beverage In bottles. with its and
which has the sole right .
branded stamped engraved etched. blown. impressed
otherwise produced thereon That said names
OF m and devices foIl0we. wit
blown into the shoulder thereof
'BENEDICTINE- If letters about onehGif inch
in size likewise blown
tie and there blown into every bottle the
or side thereof antpocal ~ word Benedlcne
circular depression containing impression
red wax representing n shield containing bishops
mitTes
its prncipa' place Of business at Fecanp. Re
public g.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the said SocIete Anony
de Ia pstiler." de IA LGueu- Eenedctine Abbaye de
Re subscribed to this
tincate by Henry L. Gourd agent United
States OF America anil Canada.
Dated York. March 25th. 1902
SOCIETE ANONYME DE LA DIS'TILLERIE DE LA
LIQUEUR BENEDICTINE EABBAYE DE FECAMF.
BY HENRY Z. GouRp. Sole Agent IS South wiu.m
e.. New
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The approximate OF the lien charge satisfy
which the described property be sold Sl
thereon from the LIST day Of
expenses Of sale The approxinsrs
and water be allowed %
purchaser OF the purchase money paid by
$3.50 The will subject 10
a mortgage 1000 with interest 4.re from Isl
day October. 1901
Dated New York, February 18th 1902
JULIUS LEHMAN. Referae
The sale Of the above described premises
journed Friday. April 18th. 1902 the
place.
Dated New York March 2tst. 1902.
JULIUS lehman Referees.
VI. : & l. : ISAAtS. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
above described premises is hereby
ourned Friday April itth. 1892 the and
place
Dated New York April 4th. 1902
JULIUS lehman Referees
NJ : & 1 s IsAACS. PIatntln,s Attorneys.