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New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
foreclosure Galts
SUPREME COURT. County of New


SUPREME COURT. County Of New York
Catharine Cahiu Plaintiff against William Roland
Others Defendants interocutory
Judgment ot sale duly made
the above action bearing date May.
the undersigned referee IN said Judgment named will sell
al public auction. the New York Real Estate Sales
No. Ill Broadway, In the Borough Of Manhattan.
City Of New York. the hfth dav OF June 1902 y
o'clock that day by James L. Wells. aucuoneer.
the premises directed by said Judgment be sold and
therein described follows: certain piece
parcel or land ying being the Twenty
Ward Borough of O City OF York.
being the central OF the lot designated
the number three hundred twentV-four the Of
wilton Port Morris. and East Morrsspia. dated
New York July 12h. 1857 made by l. c. Buckhout.
yeyor and hle in the ONCE OF the Register
County Of Westchester Said parcel being bounded
side Robbins southwardIy twenty-ave
feet from called
Robbins Avenue with Terrace Place which
along the northerly side Of lot number
twenty four aforesaid thence running westerly parallel
with said passage NOV called Pontiac Place. hundred
Feet 10 Terrace Place; thence along
Place twent-four feet: thence eastery parallel with
to Robbins Avenue thence northerIy along Robbins
nue. twentyfour the place beg ming
said plot being rear bv
hundred feet either side.
Dated. New York. Nav H. 1902
RANDOLPH HURRY. Referee.
ERNESI HALL Attorney for Plaintiff, ~ William Street
- Borough OF Manhattan, New City
STANLEY H. BENlNS. Guardian ad ntem for infant de-
fendant. Annie Boland
The following is diagram Of he bes
Its street number is 599 Robbins
pg
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY oF NEW


- YoRKIThe Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
Plaintiff. against Duncan G. McKinlay and others ne
PENDANTS In pursuance of Judgment
sale duly made and entered entitled action
and bearing date the l5tn day Of May. 1902 l. the
undersigned the Referee in said Judgment named
sell at public auction a. the New York Real Estate
Saesroom. No. III Broadway. the Borough of Man
haitian City Of New York Wednesday, the lin day
or June. 1907 at twelve O'Clock on that tav nv
Vincent A Ryan, aUctioneer the premises directed by
said Judgment 10 he sold and therein described as fol-
lows All that certain situate
y,ng and being in the city Of New York bounded ana
described as follows Regnnng on the northerIv
SIDE OF SeVertystNth Street distant hundred
easety from the northeastery Of Seventy-Sixh
street and Amsterdam formerly Tenth) Avenue: run
n,iiS thence norihery parallel with Amsterdam
Avenue one hundred and two feet two inches 10 the
centre line OF the block thence eastery along said
t"itie I'm" nineteen feet: thence
said Amsterdam Avenue and distance through
a party wall one hundred and feet two Inches =,
the nGrtheTiy side of Seventy street and thence
westerly alonS the same nineteen the point or
pLact OF ntEuGlng Being portion premises con
NeNed 10 SAID Duncan g Mckinay John 7 Fuerins bv
deed dated September 3rd 1890 recorded in the ofcs
o. the register of the city and County of New York I'm
i19er LIS Of Conveyances. 367 on September 4th
Dated New York, May 18th 1902
JAMES EDWARD CRAYRII.I.
TIP Referee.
VII; = william Street. New York \ Y "
ne iol4oWuS Is diagram tf the prouerty 10 be sold
It's street number is l6l West 10th Street
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The approximate taxes. assessments a,5
other liens allowed to the purShasar
% the purchase by he r.faras
dollars -
Dated. New York, May IL. 1902
RANpOIPH
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23

A DvERTIsEMcNTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received their Uptown once.
BROADWAY,
Between 3sth and 37th sts., until o'clock p. m
Advertisements will be received following
orfces az regular ONCE rates until o'clock viz
2S3 Stb-aye-- G. 23d-st-; 153 6th-ave-.
l2th-st: 82 East 14th-st; 20. West 42d-st:, be
18th sves.: 263 West 12oth-st.; ,33S
3d-nve., between 18th and 77th sts. 1,o26 3d-ave-
61st-st.. 1.5oS 1st-uNe.. s9th-st.
125th-st.; 756 Tremont-nve.; $50 3d-ave..
4ist-st-. SD 3d-nve.. 2IO BIeecker-st.
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forerlosure sales
COURT. NEW YoRK cnI-Nrr


sarah n Purser plaintiff against John Lamar -.
closure and SAFE duly made and entered in u Iors
entitled action bearing date 18th OF NIav aoNe
lne undersigned the referee in said judgment
sell at public auction the New York Pan VIII
Salesroom, No III Broadway. Boro,rh Hsdte
1902. at Il O'Clock that day by pars- June.
auctioneer premises directed by ssi p Meyer.
sold and therein described follows TSs 70 6-
description OF the said premises is
mentioned: All that certain lot piece or aeeI
situate living and being TweRty-foIrTt ~ lana
the City Of New York. the County ana Ssta OF
titled Map Of George :. GOble -
Twenty-fOurth Ward. New CITY dats5 T,, t1-
1855 filed the Office Register OF rhs 60, Ltns
County of New York Lots - ahl
and described from said map follows: Begi1n1.
point the eastery side Of Inwood Avenue
hundred and fifty feet sOUtheTy soufhe~lv ;S
Of Wolf Place, thence running sOutherly along SAD
erly side OF InwOOd Avenue fifty feet: thence T,r.
easerly parallel with said Wolf one brndrs5
thirty feet; thence nOrthery parallel VIII Ia
Iuwood Avenue fifty running xss+s-i,
and parallel with Wolf Place aforesaid hurdrsJ -
thirty feet to said InwCOd Avenue poin
Of beginning be the said dimensions c-
less. Being the premises conveyed 10 said ToL
Lancer by Sarah H. PurseT by deed bearing dafa Inn.
. 1896 ana said mortgage given secure a ra-,
Of the purchase money therefor F~-e
Dated May D. 1892. ISAAC FROMMF, Rasarss
r. Z. * A J. PRIME, Plaintiffs Attorneys Yonler,
The following diagram Of property TO be sold
asd des NN'N
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23

SEALED BIDS or estimates for repairing pier


pose the first chapter In the history of human
nature. The Shareholders do hatter them
selves, and will act accordingly.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
IN pursuance of an order OF uoD ,bner G.

pursuance of an order of Hon. Abner g.
~, I Surrogate Of the County OF New York.
Notice is hereby to all persons having claims against
l5 ., USAer late of the County OF New York de
70 present the with youchers thereof.
~ Xss al their place transacting business No
HTIIttn street In the city OF York; Bof
September next N' VI uei"re the ShuNe - =
.s'pI "a New York u 10yh day " March 1902
TUCKER, Executors "iN' AOSAHi'
Street. New York City. ''' .
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BLIsH. THERESA MIN pursuance of an

BLISH' THERESA Mn pursuance Of an
order ~ Hon Abner e Thomas a surrogate OF the
'untS New York given all
havlng Claims against Theresa NJ Bllsh late OF
NvuIitS OF NV Aork deceased.
ti bi tvrs' 10 The subscriber place
SCtlhs ouslueSs az The office Frank W. 116
Nassau street Borough Manhattan i the CTty of New
l1tA on -. oSIure the 3Oth day September next.
Da'eu -'e" horA' the 18th day OF March. 1907
.GtAottCiE II. BLISFI. Administrator
Attorney li6
Nts-lu olIret. New York hrrNfa
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The approximate Of the Hen charge 70 sat-
isfy which the alb described premises be
is S61S -. with interest from May Is. 1902 together
with the and allowances amounting S436
MAY 5 1902 together with expenses q
The approximate amount Of taxes assessments and
other liens allowed the purchaser
out Of the purchase is 1915 81 and interest
ISAAC FROMME, Referee
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IN PURSUANCE Of an nr,ier nf Hnn Annsr

4
= G Thomas; a Surrosate Of the County OF York
Notice - hereby given 70 all persons
Harry D. smith late Of the County % New York.
ceased present the With
suosGri6eTs al their place of Eracsactns ocs
No 5iS Broadway IN the Borough Manhattan n the
City Of New York before 2st 3v OF Juy next
Dated New York. the 18th day Of January 1892
RONALD T.. BONAR.
JOHN Z. SMITH.
Administrators
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
FATHER OF THE MONROE DOCTRINE
AND PROPHET CT EMANCIPATION.

goHN QUINCY ADAMS: HIS CONNECTION
WITH THE MONROE DOCTRINE QS23l: By
Worthington Chauncey Ford; AND WITH
EMANCIPATTON UNDER MARTIAL LAW
Gsls-1s42). BY Charles Francis Adams Octave,
nr. lI2 Cambridga: John Wilson & Son.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
\ PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon. Ahne.

IN PURSUANCE of an order or Hon. Abne-
G. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
notice hereby given 70 all having
Emile Bartells. late Of the County Of New York de-
ceased the with thereof 70
subscribers their places tFansactr business
VIZ: The OfhCs OF Geo H HYDE
the office Of Max Broa,ivav me
OUgh Of Manhattan. Of New York on bs
fore the first dav of August
Dated New York. the 3Oth day o. January 1902
FREDERICK W. SELLER.
LEOPOLD ROTHSCHILD.
Administrators with VIII Annexed
GEO. II HYDE Attorney Frederick Seller. Ad-
nintstrator. 81 Chambers NeW
MAX ALTMANES- Attorney fo- Leopold RothSchTd. At-
n1inistrator. $50 Broadway New York city
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23

AMITYVlLI.E. L l. THE INN
30 MILES FROM i-'-'
NEW YORK CITY. NOW OPEN
HOTEL NEW POINT OPENS
JUNE 2IST.
Always cool: 100 feet from Bay Table and
service of the best electric lights private
hath. SPECIAL RATES FOR YOUNG MEN. Good roads
Tor bicycling Man attendance.
80 horses. reasonable terms F. HATHAWAY at Times
Building Cf}oom 46D. New York Wednesdays
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
IN PURSUANCE of an orler of Hnn. Ahnsr

c Thomas. Surrogate OF he County OF New York.
notice Is hereby given 70 all having
NHudh u. NhippIe. late OF the County New York.
70 present the same with vouchers thereof 70
the uhscroer at his place Of ransactin business
Office Of Robinson Biidle Ward I6l F{roaqv Borough
of December
Dated New York, the 9Th day of May. 1902
ttf.ttBEttT : WHIPFI.E Administrator.
l'I-F- y WARD, Attorneys Admins
New York ' - -
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IN PIRsUANCE of an orier of Hon. Ahner

Q. Thomas. a Surrogate of the County OF NeU-York.
Notice is hereby given 70 an persons having claims against
Mary Barnett, late or County OF
present the thereof -
scrber place ransacttug business az the Office
OF William II. knker. No 9S Nassau Street Borough cS
Manhattan. the CITY Of New York on or before
day OF December
Dated New York. the SLh day % MAY 1892
PATRICK DOYLE. AIuinistratO-
WILLIAM H ELINKER. Attorney for Admi7fStrar1r
9S Nassau Street New York.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23

order of the Hon. Abner Q. Thomas a Surrogate Ot
The County nt New York. notice hereby given al
persons ha ing claims O.
County or New York present the same
vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber ace
ing business at the office Of Shisnd. Shoemaker &
hedges No II Broadway. ~
city OF New-York. before DAY OF Septem-
her.
Dated. New York. March 2Sth taOe
s.,,.. - EDWARD r MIILIkEN. Administrator
SfltLANL| SHOEMAKER X HEDGES. Attorneys Al
IninistratoT, No Il BROADWAY Borough OF Manhattan
New York y
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
RROwN. ANN C.-In pursuance of an order

Of Hon Frank T Fitzserald. Surrogate OF
having claims sainst Ann c Brown late OF County
Of New York deceased. the
therefor, the subscribers their ansacr1s
business namely. the Office Of Opdyks WILCOX Er stow
No. 20 Nassau Borough Manhattan. and
City and New York. before day
August. 1902
Dated. day Of February, 1902
ROBERT l. BROWN MARIANNA c. COBB Executors
oPDYKE. WILCOX & BRISTOW. Attorneys for Ex-
ecutors No ~ Nassau street. Borough OF Manhattan
New York City. y Y
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Gnmmer Resorts.
NEw-YORK.

DANNER HOUSE.
ID In the Northern Adirondacks- Write for circular
Golf. J S. KIRBY. Chateaugay Lake, y. Y
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23

49, an order OF Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate
OF the County OF New York notice Is hereby given 70 all
persons having claims against Mary Moorehouse
Paris France deceased to present the
thereof the subscriber her place
acting "a Nassau Street CITY OF
New York Borough of Manhattan before the 25rh
day Of August
Dated New YORK 10th day Of February 1902
CHARLOTTE z. MOOREHOUSE, Adnnfnfstratrfx
WELLS & SNEDEKER. Attorneys for Administrators
81 Nassau Street. New York City
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abne

g Thomas a Surrogate % the County Of NeV-y1rk.
Notice hereby all persons having
Simon Wolf late Of the County OF York deceased
% the with vouchers thereof sub
scrheT at her place OF transactng business No -
Ninth Avenue. Borough Manhattan the ~
York. before the first day o. December next
Dated New York. the Sth day OF MAY, 1902
PAULINE WOLF. EXecutriX
WILLIAM II KLINKER. Attorney for Executor. IS
Nassau Street. New York
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Spring Resorts.
HOTEL DENNIS.

" ~ j.
Beautifully situated, directly facing the Larg
sun arors at end OF hall on each sleeping hoor overo
Ing the New private baths hot and coli
and fresh All Golf privileges. Booklet mailed
WALTER ] BJ-ZBY.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
PENNSYLVANIA.
YER MONT.

VERMONT.
SUDBURY. vt OPEN JUNE l.
HYDE In of the Green
Capacity go guests. /
MANOR, Illustrated booklet address ~ W
HYDE & SON.
~ LENwOOD AND COTTAGES.-In the Pines; largest
" hotel on Lake Bonoseen; terms 81 TO S14
W. C MOUND. Hydevile vi.
The Washington bee., 1902-04-19

that the Great Father will soon give
the Cree Indians land Of their own.
The dead chief was a descendant o
White Bear. the famous Sioux after
whom White Bear lake, near St. Paul
was named.
Twelve years ago Bear met his wife.
who is a descendant of Sitting Bull
They were married in the Judith
mountains in June, 1890, with much
pomp Drifting for several years from
place to place in northern Montana
Rear-Afraid-of-t made love to
many other Indian maidens. and this
caused an enlargement which led to
his separation from his squaw. There
was but one true love for him, and that
was the fair Moonbeam of a band of
wandering Crees that Uncle Sam had
refused to succor, and who had been
ordered by an officer from Fort As
siniboine to return to the Canadian
possessions from whence they came.
But MOOnbeam had another lover
one of her own tribesmen. Bear was
repulsed and rode out of camp a week
ago with his two ponies. The search
ing party three days later found his
frozen body. near those of his ponies,
with the side Of his head torn off with
a charge of shot.
The Washington bee., 1902-04-19
FIicht of the HighIanders.

Richard Harding Davis relates this
incident. which happened while he was
acting as a correspondent during the
English-Boer war: \ regiment Of
Scotch Highlanders, noted for their
bravery in action, during the heat Of
one battle were suddenly seen TO break
ranks and run in all directions. The
officers az well shared in the stampede,
and apparently made no attempts to
urge the men under them into line.
Their behaviour was a surprise to
everybody on the field. and after the
thing was over the colonel Of the regi-
ment was summoned before Gen. Rob
erts. what the devil was the mat
ter with your regiment?' asked
"Bobs." Well" replied the colonel,
~there is aot man in the regiment
afraid of n Dutchman's bullet, but we
were steered into a field literally in
tested with wasps' nests, and you
know, general, we were all in kits
end with bare legs"
The Washington bee., 1902-04-19
MYSTERY OF CRIME.
Paris Revels in a Series Of Sensa-
tional Homicides.
Artist Kills His Model for the Sake
of Realism Suicides Wear
Orange blossoms - Wants
TO Be GuiIIOtined.

For the picturesque and the sensa-
tional in crime there is no country that
can begin TO match France. Scarcely
week passes that the newspapers do
not print the details of a murder that
reads like a bit of GabOriau fiction, or
the fantastic dreams of Edgar Allen
Poe. Such theatrical attributes seem
TO belong naturally to the French
character, which loves odd, weird or
fanciful effects in everything. The
word bizarre" was created in the Ian
guage to fit this national Characters
tic.
Only the other day a man employed
in one of the government offices in
Paris killed his wife in their suburban
home under circumstances of the most
extreme cruelty. Then he went to his
bedroom, and, preparatory to taking
his own life, sat down and wrote a
calm, psychological treatise on how it
feels to be murderer.
In the Nilette quarter of the cap
ital a young man two or three nights
ago climbed to the second story win
dow of his own house Though he had
the keys of the front door in his pOck-
et), entered his own bedroom where
his wife and child were sleeping, muir
dered them then and there, climbed out
of the window and down to the ground
again, and was skulldng away like a
duty-dOne burglar when arrested.
4 French artist Of the Latin quarter
was ten days ago putting the finishing
touches on his painting, The Death
of Venus" which he meant to be his
masterpiece. So that his model would
be lifelike, or rather. deathlike, he
had been in the haLit Of hypnotizing
her during tie three hours she posed
each day. That last day he grew dis
satisfied with tie flesh tints he had
The Washington bee., 1902-04-19
Nem No.es for ErerYbodx.

The latest development in surgery
is the molding of noses in parafiin,
which Is now being practiced in Vienna.
In the defOrmity known as saddle nose
the most remarkable results are said
10 be obtained The process consists
in the subcUtaneousi injection of paraf-
fin. which before it completely sets is
nodded into the desired shape. 4
warmed syringe IS charged with the
melted compound and the needle is in
serted between the eyebrows. just
above the root Of the nose. Then the
compound is injected into the sub
cutaneous tissues as the needle is SLOW
ly Withdrawn.
The Washington bee., 1902-04-19
JILTED BY MOONBEAM
Unhappy Love Affair Leads to
Braves Sel.-Destruction.
Cree MRidea Rejected Bear-Afrai6-
Of-the-WCIf's Attentions and
Then the Sioux Chief Cared
to Live No MsFe.

Red Blanket and several Cree In
dians, who have been on pilgrimage
TO the Bear Paw mountains, returned
the other day to Havre, Mont, with
the news of the tragic suicide of Bear
Afraid-of-the-Wolf, a full-blooded
Sioux Indian, who killed himself with
shotgun. Indian tradition records
but few instances of self-destruction,
and the suicide will go into history
as one of the few cases of its kind
on record.
Chided by the members of his tribe,
and rejected by Moonbeam, princess
of the much-despised Cree Indian na-
tion, the ardent lover left his tribe
camp. When found his body was fro
zen, and near by were the eareasses
of his two ponies, which he killed Ec
fore taking his own life that hs might
ride on their spirits to the happy hunt
ing grounds.
The body was brought into camp
and for longer thar week the Indians
have been in a great state of excite
ment. According to the custom of
western red men. they intlict cruel and
barbarous punishment upon their bod
les during the lamentation over their
dead. For week these practices have
been in progress at the various Cree
camps in the vicinity of Havre.
The prominence of the dead chief
by birth ana that of his souaw, who is
gether with the sensational and I'M
usual character of his taking off, has
prolonged the lamentatiOn until the
Crees all through the Bear Paw noun
tains are very much exercised over the
affair, and the medicine men who have
been consulted predict the death of
Observation-Disclosures as meaning
The Washington bee., 1902-04-19

gladiator. As a rule at each per
formance there is a vigorous strug-
gle, the young woman even feignlng
TO be on the point of being torn to
pieces by the apparently infuriated
beast. But in the end she is always
victorious and the king of beasts
falls on his back and yields the fight.
One night, however, the battle
looked more earnest than usual. The
thrilling situations were more fire.
quent and the animals roar and rage
sounded uncommOnlY ominous, It
was seen by the patrons that Miss
HeIiot die not display her usual self
composure. There was little Of the
sham battle IN this enCa cement. III
fact, one blow of the lions paw struck
Miss Heliot's face and to the horror
of the spectators blood flowed pro-
fusely. Then there was almost a
panic when the attendants came rush
ing to the cage with hot irons and
Miss Heliot was dragged from the
arena in an unconscious state Never
theless. on the following day the per
formance was repeated, this time sue.
cessfully, but since then it has been
forbidden by order of the authorities.
The Washington bee., 1902-04-19
WOMAN FIGHTS LION.
Hair-Raising Performance of Miss
HeliOt SummariIy stopped
by Berlin Police.

The police of Berlin have just put a
stop TO some hair-raising perform
ances in the FrOhse menagerie, whose
tents are pitched in the northern sec
tion of the city near the Preu2lan
gate.
The star attraction of this circus
was Miss Heliot. the lion tanner.
Every afternoon and night she en-
gagged in what was announced on
the programme as a sham battle
with a huge lion. Of course the lion
is supposed to be generous enough
to shCw himself defeated by the fair
The Washington bee., 1902-04-19
Family Pride

''Mr, CumroX is only suffering from
an ordinary cold. I believe" said the
sympathetic visitor.
We'll" answered Mrs. Cumrox.
''we've done our best TO keep it from
being ordinary. We've sent for the
most expensive physician in the city"
Washington Star.
The Washington bee., 1902-04-19

FOR SALE-OWNER, ABOUT TO
move from clIy, Offers a stylish,
bevel-glass.top PaTlor Organ, al =
great sacrifice, Convenient pay
ments If desired. 1888 I2th 81. II. ".
FOR SALE-BRICK HOUSE, 1872
18th ST, n. ". Basement and Two
Stories. First Class Condition.
Modern Improvements. Can be
bought on Easy Terms. Enquire Of
NJ. A. Tappan-,339 + ST., n. w.
The Washington bee., 1902-04-19
No Mixed Drinks.

Did the prisoner indulge in objur-
gations?" asked the young attorney
of the witness.
No, sir" replied the latter. "I
never knew him to take anything but
whisky -"-Pittsburg Chroniele-Tele-
graph,
The Washington bee., 1902-04-19
The Consolation Prize.

Louise-Alice has quit giving bridal
presents.
Ethel-How queer! What is heI
reason?
Louise-Wel', she says when a wed.
ding invitation comes she feels hap
pier if she takes some money and
buys herself a new book-Detroit
Free Press.
The Washington bee., 1902-04-19
NInrtn,t Do 1t Again.

Poet-I was pleased TO see my poem
in your paper. Is there any money
Editor-Oh, no; we shan't charge
you anything this time. 1t is your firsl
offense, you know. If, however. it is
repeated, we cannot let you off again
SO easily-Boston Transcript.
The Washington bee., 1902-04-19
Easily Explained.

81 wonder why the baby cries so
much" said the young mother
That's easy" answered the bach
elor uncle.
why is it?" demanded the mother.
Because il is a baby" replied the
uncle.-Chicago Post.
The Washington bee., 1902-04-19
Unreasonable Man.

''Why do you and George quarrel go
much?" asked the mother.
"He is so unreasonable" answered
the fiancee. 81 make it a point to let
him have his own way once in ten
times, and still he is not satifsed. -
Chicago Post.
The Washington bee., 1902-04-19
CHARLES SIElFF.

This is one of the best known piano
manufacturers and sellers IN the
United States. tyOu want first Cias>
instrument don't fail 10 call on him
See ddVerllsrm INT IN auOIuer Colu nm
The Washington bee., 1902-04-19
-hORN THE TAILOR

If you want a fine spring suit OF
clothes, don't II TO call AM see thas
well known tailor, Mr.. Horn. lie if
the best cutter and filter IN the Citl
The Washington bee., 1902-04-19
Attest:
LAMgA. DENT.

Register of Mills for the
District of Columbia.
Clerk OF Probate Court
- NOTR.-This notice must be published once
in each three successive weeks IN the neWspa-
pers specified ia the order OF the Court direct
ing publication, tar last puollcatlou 10 De a.
least "a months beIO-e distribution OF Csta1S'