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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-05-07
TDwn Election.

The election for May or and Com
missioners resulted as follows
For Mayor;
Joseph a. Harris, 81
Fletcher r. Faucette, %
For Commissioners:
O. J. Forrest, 48
N. w. Brown, Al
z. H. Smith, 43
A. +. Crab'ree, Al
James Web:,, Al
J. T. knight, 40
William A. Hayes, 80
Luther J. Weaver, 80
James A. Cheek, 70
Robert I. Fauce,,e. rs
CALVIN Il. Lassiter, Is
For the first time in the history OF
the town, prohibition carried in the
election Tuesday.
Joseph A. Harris was ell cted
Mayor on the prohibition ticket,
His name headed two tickets as it
was generally understood that be
would not have any opposition.
Messre. Forrest. Brown, Smith
and Crabtree were elected on the
prohibition ticket, and Mr.. Webt
on the license ticket. 1t is uuder
stood that the ticket elected will re
fose to grant license to saloons il
Hillsboro after July LIST.
A change Of four votes woult
have elected Messrs. Hayes ant
w eaver on the license ticket ant
defeated Messrs. Smith and Crabtre'
on the prohibition ticket.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-05-07
R & HEDGPETH.
Who Will be Our Next
Mayor

We will answer this next week,
but now we want to tell you about
n low cut shoes for ladies' and gen
tlemen, Patent Leather and Wei
Kid. Come and see them and all
other kinds of shoes at Parish's.
Remember we sell "Battle Axe"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-05-07
TO NY FRIENDS:

I am with the West End Grocery
Company near the d~epot-Hooker
store-and will be glad to see you
all. Have a full line of Groceries,
Tobacco, Cigars, &c.
Your friend, /
VIM. H. NEWMAN.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-05-07

Rev. G.. E MaddrY will begin a
protracted meeting in the Baptist
charch at Hillsboro on the 4,h Sun.
day in May. Rev. Hight G. Moore,
pastor of the Chapel Hill Baptist
church. will preach and assist MI.
Maddry in these services.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-05-07

Cured by Lightning.
Lightning Horse, Cattle and Poul.
try Powders at Parish's. 10 cents a
package.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-05-07

To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxatlve' .Bromo Quinine
Tablets. Al druggists refund the
money if it fails % cure. E. w.
Groves signature is on each box.
Csc.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-05-07
post Office Hours.

kmce opens at 500 a. m. Closes
$3.50 p. m.
(Mail going East closes $40 a. M
d Els .. m
Mai going West closes 1000 a.
and 2:l5 p. m.
Money order books close 400 p. m.
J. CLYDE CHEEK. P. M,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-05-07
COMMISSIONERS.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The Board met Monday. Present,
Chairman Andrews and Commis-
siopers Wilson and Mckee. Con.
siderable routine business 10 the way
OF allowing accounts, looking liter
outside poor, etc., was transacted.
The County Board Of Health. cor
sisting of the County Commissioners,
Dr.. Strudwick appointed by Mayor
Norwood, and DR. Wilson OF Chapel
Hill, appointed by the Chairman OF
the County Commissioners, elected
DR.. G. D.. Jones as County Physi.
clan for a term of two years to sue-
coed Dr.. Paris.
A general road law for the county,
excepting Chapel Hill township, was
adopted by the Board. This law
was carefully prepared by S. NJ.
Gattis, Esq aud provides TOR the
working Of the public roads in the
county except Chapel Hill township,
which has a special road law.
The following were elected Road
Supervisors; w, 6. Carea,hers and
s. S Webb, Bingham township w,
p. Riley and VIM. r. Thompson
Hillsboro township /; Robert w
Walker aud Charles W. McBroom
Cedar Grove township; j. I. Wall
SON, Little River township.
The law to create new townships
ia Orange county and to provide fo'
the working of the public roads Q.
SAID county, was discussed and con
tinued until an adjourned meeting ,c
be held on Saturday, May l6, wher
the matter will be disposed of.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-05-07

Is Cans Of Corn rs cents. Fancy
Grocery Co.
Remember, you don't have to
take what you can get. You can
get what you want at Fancy Grocery
Company.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-05-07
Good For the Complex
iOih.

A Big Straw Hat at Parish's.
Throw your umbrella away and get
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-05-07
IPTION RATES:

|,,cRIPTION RATES:
roar. to DC Pc Is soc
,nnonths. :. 25c
A~a,nents viii, be inserted tor,
kdrertisem7are zone inch) for the first.
100 per squ 20 foreach subsequent pub.
/ fifty cei'" !
btion. .r,ets for advertising""for any
EConlraaoe' NAV be made at'the Of
Ice or 1,inI m \NGE COUNTY OBJ
! Of ID lnn Or BY correspondence.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1903-05-07

The election for May or and Com
resulted as follows:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
TO Whom 1t May Concern.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,,

~ Bristol ss Superior Court. In Equity ~ ~s'ILisl.
C.rapo and Lombard ldquidatlon Cohpails
and others Interocutory Decree. This cause coiS On
motion Of the petitioners nleu
4 and parties the cause bens IeiIess'
nv counsel and consenting thereto and appearing 10
II is ordered adjudged decreed that the
hy nubication in daily newspaper in each OF te
lowing cities to NewBedford ana DYSON 10
fon1monWeah Portland in the state OF 1Itlle. a.
in of Rhode Island New f1tNsh ~
state Of Connecticut. New York in the state OF 1J
Work philadelphia the State OF Pennsyt Stil-.t az
Ksnsas civ in the Missouri said pupcatio 70
tho ast publication be not later than 1e I ,.Ia
Aupust 1903 notify all persons claiming any rlght o
or interest in preferred common stcck OF te ~
Ijnidaton Company undisributed IN the n9I,S
William w Crapo Stilman and FRANK n. IiIppie,
reorganization agreement ostMeet
of the LOMBARD
company on the 1st day OF January I9gf ~
yestment Company and receive therefor the cooit
stock Of the Lombard Liquidation Company 20 which m
tbey are entitled under reorganization
set forth in the bill in this cause and 70 d9lEeI
evidences OF debt against salu
hard investment Company for endorsement as
under said reorganization plan as set Iorth IN
and to receive exchange therefor the certIcdIes M
70 which they are entitled under said reorgalldtEo
sereemen or be forever barred of any claim thelelo
ssanst the said William W. Crapo James SIIan anu anu
ETank K Hpple Trustees, against SAID IHoiDOa4u
Liquidation Company
June 49, 1903. - c-.
(signedC SIMEON BORDEN
-e' Clerk.
Attest. SIMEON BORDEN
true COPY A Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. Washington, June
26.-The following list Of books called for in
dicates the tastes of readers in Washington
this week:
History-Curtis's The Turk and His Lost Prov
inces," Doyles The Great Boer War" Ellis's
Germany" Fiske's The Beginning OF
New-England."
Description and Travel-Johnson's Among Eng
lish Hedgerows." Du Chaillu's Stories of
the Gorilla Country" Shoemaker's Islands
OF the Southern Seas Fea's Picturesque
Old Houses"
Biography-Coate's Marie Corelli,' Tarbells
Nine Roland" Fremeauxs Napoleon at
F4ction-Lewiss Peggy o'Neal." Thurstons
The Circle" Barry's "A Daughter OF
Thespis" Gibbs The Love Of s.n MGnsisTT; esqfs
Blue Flower"
Mis2sllaneousmAdler's Life and Destiny" my;
frey's Home Life Under the Stuarts."
FREE LIBRARY OF PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia, June 26.-The books most called
for at the Free Library during the last week
were:
derson's John Percy Field" Barries Little
White Bird"
Miscenaneous-Charles Wagner's Better Way.
carnegie,s Empire of Business" Charles
Taylor's Why My Photographs Are Bad.
FIilprecht's Exploration in Bible Lands.
Helen Keller's STORY OF My Life
BUFFALO PUBLIC LIBRARY, Buffalo. June
L26-According TO the demands made at the
Public Library during the last week the fol
lowing books were the most popular:
FTction-Avary's "A Virginia Girl in the Civil
When Patty Went to College" Hardys
His Daughter First" MacGrath's The
Grey Cloak"
Elizabeth" Keeler's Our Northern Shrubs
Northrup's Camps and Tramps in the
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
Notice of Summons.

q UPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- York-C1arence A. Blanchard. Nellie B. Hoyt @ ana
Hattie B. Fuller Plaintiffs against Charles - cnerre
soil surviving executor under lne viii u n
gero1i and George Holmes, under the Ias
u- ana testament Of Della A. Blanchard oecetst,u
sds p skinner John NJ Suffrins, Sarah u Ooillss
Elma C Maxwell Elna Van Heusen Louise Intida
Mrs W " richards Mrs Charles A. Dorenus' William
o. Thompson Mark C. Thompson. Lewis -. Ssr,ns
Trank Thorpson. Blanchard Sufrns. Edythe SunrlIs
Mrs Comfy and G. B. Comfy
in the last will testament of Della A blancharu
deceased: William o. Thompson Mark q lhoIiP
son John NJ Suffrins and Lewis D. Surrlns helrs a.
law and next kin of said Della A Blancfiaro, ue
You hereby summoned TO answer the complain
this action to o. your answer on ae
plaintiffs within twenty days after tne
Of exclusive of the day of service anu
in case your answer Juuginenl
against by default for the rehei oe
manded in the complaint.
Dated June l. 1868 .,.,- q ,,1urToN
Plaintiffs Attorneys Post Office Address and ONCE
No. go Broadway, Borough of Manhattan Ci'S u
To John NJ Sunrins. Sarah G. Comfy Elrna G MAY
we'll EIna Heusen, Louise Garrard. Wilianl y.
THOMPSON. C. Thompson Lewis D. Sunrins I1llh
B. Thompson Blanchard Sufrins Edythe 9uliIIi S in
Clifton Comfy G. B. Comfy. benefcaries named IN
the last will and testament Of Della A BlahGnhu, "
ceased and William o. Thompson, Mark e Iholiipso.,
John NJ Suffrins and Lewis D. Suffrins he1rs at aM
The foregoing summons. amended by an order OF tne
Hon. A Giegerich. Justice OF tne oupIen @
Court of New York. is served upon you you
by publication, pursuant order Of the Hon
n TrGax a Justice the Supreme Court OF the state
of York "a 1908. filed with the anellueu
Office of the Clerk or the Couhtv OF
county of New York in said State original sum
mons complaint having been filed there on June
~ ~ HAzELToN & HAZEJTON.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
Foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

OF New York EHe P. Bartlett. Plaintiff against
X Neeer, Defendant. In pursuance Of a
men o. Foreclosure and Sale duly entered
in the above-enteG action. bearing date the Sth
OF 1903. the undersigned the Referee said
judgment named, VIII sell Public Auction. the
New York Real Estate Salesroon, No. 161 Broadway.
in the Borough Of Manhattan, City Of New York on
the 2st day OF July, 1908, al II O'Clock that
day, by Peter F Meyer Auctoneer, the premises di.
follows All that certain lot. piece. parcel OF
the number One Hundred and Forty-four West
Twenty-eghth Street. situated the Borough Of Man
haitian. City Of New York and bounded and described
as follows: Beginning at point on the southery side
OF Twentyeghth Street distant hundred forty
eight feet and four inches easterly from the south
easterly Il Twenty-eighth Street Seventh
Avenue and running thence southwardly and nearly
parallel with Seventh Avenue ninety-eight and
nine inches a point in the line OF block
between Twentyseventh Twentyeghth Streets. dis
tant two hundred and fifty feet easterly from Seventh
Avenue thence eastwarcy along said centre line OF
block twenty-five feet, thence northwardy and nearly
parallel with Seventh Avenue and part Of the
through party wall nnetyeight feet and nine inches
70 the southerly side OF TWenty-eighth Street, and
thence westwardly and along the southerly side of
Twenty-eghth Street twenty-five inches
the point place Of beginning, said
tances and dimensions
Dated New York, June 23 1903
EDWARD B. LA FETRA Referee.
ATWATER & CRCIKSHANK. Attorneys for Plaintiff,
No 43 Cedar Street. Borough Of Manhattan, New
York City
The following a diagram property TO be
sold described above. the street number being 144
West 2Sth Street:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
nTHEN REVIEW JUNE 30
LATEST FOREIGN JNesOS About BOOKS.

Paris, June 20.
DeIagrave publishes "Histoire des Litteratures
Comparees. des Origines au Vingtieme Steele
with preface by o. Greard, of the Academy
and rector of the University Of Paris In this
volume Frederic Loee furnishes a textbook
for students of the highest value as a consclen-
tious classical work Calnlann Levy issues Les
Visions Sinceres." by Jacques Normand, col
lection of emotional poems showing gracerul
versihcation He brings out also L lncon-
stance" a novel by Gerard D'Houville, ana
volume called "Fasquelle Sanguines by flerre
Louys. being short stories and dialogues some
what in the style of Flaubert, but scarcely equai
to "Aphrodite" by the same author. G. l. Is.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
Books People Are Reading.

Adirondacks." Smiths The Queen of Little
Barrymore Street
Miscellaneous-Lorimer' Letters from Self
Made Merchant TO His Son." NIyerss HUI
man Personality and Its Survival After
Death" wagner's THE Better Way" Hud-
sons Law of Mental Medicine"
CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY.-Chicago June
o6-The most popular books among Chicago
readers, according to the demands at the
Public Library during the last week, are as
follows:
Fiction-Nrs. Wards Lady Roses Daughter" :"
Wister's The Virginian' Wilson'S Ihe
Spenders."
History and Observation-Disclosures Of Russia:
Riis's 1.-The Making of an American"
Doyle's THE War in South Africa"
observation-disclosures "All the Russas,"
Machrays THE Night Side of London
Eddys Two Thousand Miles an Auto
mobile" Jamess Principles of Psychology
Brookss The Social Unrest" Hudson s
THE Law of Psychic Phenomena" Spencers S
Facts and Comments" Cheiro's Language
of the Hand
BOSTON ATHEN41UM.-Bos June %
Among the books most in demand by the
subscribers and members of the Boston
Athen@um during the week were the follow
ing:
Fiction-wards Lady Roses Daughter" VIII,
iamson's The lightning Conductor,
Hardy's His Daughter First" Bells Wee
MacGregor,' Smiths THE Turquoise Cup"
Observation-Disclosures Life Of Bowditch,"
Bryce's Contemporary Biography Cole
ridges Charlotte Mary Yonge," Merivale S
Bar. Stage and Platform
Travel-Collie's Climbing in the Himalayas," &"
Lumholtz's Unknown Mexico" Menpe's
World Pictures Scdmore's Winter In
dia.H
Miscellaneous-Wadding Letters of a
Diplomats Wife," Carlyle's New Letters. -
Riis's Battle with the Sum-" Betts's
-'Leaven of a Great City" Stoddard's Exits
and Entrances Lorimers Letters from a
Made Merchant to His Son"
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
London. June 26.

Charles Booths final volume of Life ana
Labor is exhaustive invest iigation into the
poverty of the metropolis. vita much material
for the sound judgments presented respecting
overcrowding, housing. temperance, SUNDAY
recreation. amusements and habit as they ahect
the future welfare of the masses. ]. B. Atlay S
biography of Sir Wentworth Acland is being
reviewed sympa thetically as an admirable trlD-
ute 10 the famous physician and Oxford worthy
Lady Betty Balfour's volume of correspondence
with the late Lord Lytton and Ernest Hartley
Coleridge's Life and Letters of the Late Lord
roleridee" are among the early biographies
promised. Baden -PowelTs War in Practice
brings out the tactical lessons of the war in
South Africa l. N r
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
Foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW

YORR.-United States Trust Company Of New York
plaintiff Charles A Murphy. etc, others
defendants-In pursuance OF judgment foreclosure
md sale mad
action bearing date the Bird OF June. 1903 J.
undersigned the referee said judgment named.
public auction the New York Real Estate
SaiesrOom No. l61 Broadway in the Borough OF Man.
haitian, City OF New York. day July 1893
aucioneer, premises directed BY said judgment be
therein described follows: All that
piece parcel OF ground situate lying and being
in he Ward OF the City Of New York.
building and improvements thereon erected and known
as West Twenty-ninth Street and bounded
snd described follows; Beginning az point on the
nyinh Street distant hundred
and fourteen Q14) Eastey from the formed
By the intersection NoTthery Of
FaseT,y sde OF Ninth Avenue. and from
that point Northery. parallel with Ninth
nue. OF wall ninety
Gig feet inches the line
and Thirtieth Streets
said line OF the block twenty-five
tfg feet Southery again parallel with Ninth
Avenue and part way through party wal ninety
erlt Cas feet nine inches the NoTtherly side
veny-ninh Street and thence Westerly along Twenty
TWENTY-FIVE feet 10 the point the place OF
beginning.
CROWLEY WENTWORTH, Referee
EDWARD W SHELDON Attorney Tor PLAINTIFF, No. IS
Wall Street. Manhattan. New York
following diagram " the property 10 be sold;
cts number is $50 West 10Th Street
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

York. Pauline D. riggs. Plaintiff against I1,b Gsctel
Hirschewitz otherwise
ovwitz) F1nks and Dora HICKMAN Detea t %
above Defendants: You are hereby sum
Inoned to answer the Complaint this action and TO
serve copy of your the painffs attorneys
service Of this
elusive of day OF service and in case OF your aue @
by default relief demanded in the Complaint.
Dated York, June Sd, 1908 ~ 20 VIII
FMMFT & ROBINSON. Attorneys for Plaintiff. b2 Wall
Street, Manhattan. n. Y. -
To the Sarah Ffnks and Dora Hoch1an'
The foregoing is served upon you py puonca-
on n1rsuant to an Order of the Honorable James A
Blanchard OF the Supreme Court state OF New
York dated New York June 18TH 1903 and filed with
be SompIant in the oice Clerk Of the County OF
New York in the County Court House, in the Borough
Of Manhattan City New York. June 18th. 1913
Dated June 18th, 1903 ,,.,s 20 VIII
EMMETT & ROBINSON Attorneys ior 1ial1.iL % "A-
Street Borough of Manhattan, N. Y City
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29

The approximate amount Of the lien charge 70
satisfy which the aboyedescribed property sold
Is with interest thereon from 18th of
1893 together with and allowances amount
ing S2s3 with interest from June 18th. 1903 to-
eeth with Of the sale.
taxes. assessments or other liens
10 be allowed the purchaser out Of the purchase
money paid by the Referee, Is hftyfour 0o-e9 and
interest The premises VIII b. sold subject prior
mortgage of about twenty-five thousand dollars and
from December 18th, 1901 and costs of
acton pending TO foreclose same
Dated New York. June .. 1903
EDWARD B. LA EETRA- Reterea
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
Centre line Of block.

The approximate the lien charge
isfy which the described property be sold
with interest thereon from the 18th day OF
together with costs and allowance amount
ing 10 1888 p with the expenses Of the sale
The approximate OF the assessments and
or other liens be allowed the pur-
chaser ont the purchase money. paid by the
Referee, 81. 153.55 and interest
The premises viii be sold subject 10 the cove
and restrictions buildings
the deeds recorded IN said Registers ONCE
COnveyances. pages 800 and 322. and
IN Iiber page bse, modified by the
rnents recorded Lber Al Section 3 <se. and
l-ber IS Section g. page l39. and the party wall
agreements recorded IN said Registers once in Laer
bse lS7. and laber COS. 3s6.
modified by 80 Section g. page 40.
Dated New June 10th. 1903.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW

~ York County.-I.ous Plaintiff against Morris
Bernstein Abraham Orenty, Isaac NJ Bernstein LOUIS
Hershman, Mary Hershman. his WIFE the name nary
beIns fictitious unknown; Nlno1ail
Charles n. Neither. John Welz. Charles y Zer"ecF
Morris B. Edinger Frederick Jacobi Solomon NJ Mandel
AIexanGer Iatner National Park Bank New Afster
dam Gas Company David Morris, Louis Bogner. David
stone Michele DAmore and Louis l4anzetta composing
fhe firm OF D'Amore & Lanzetta John G Orr henry
steers Richard S. White and Henry 8 orr. composing
the firm OF John c. & Company; Washington by
drauic Press Company. Thomas Graham Angeio
Ateri Michele Palantono. Anthony Cebreli Oswald n
Trustee in Bankruptcy OF Israel Nay4r Sew
York Mutual light Company, American Wheelnan
Publishing Company Jacob Fegman. Henry Russell and
William T. Hockey Defendants. To the abovenaned de-
PENDANTS: You hereby summoned to answer the COM
nIaint In this Of your answer
on the plaintiffs within twenty days after the
service exclusive Of the day or service
and in your failure answer judgment
will against by default for the relief de-
nanded in the complaint
Dated York, March 9th, 1903
sTRASBoURGER, WE'LL ESCHWEGB SCFIALLEK
Plaintiffs Attorneys. Ofice and P. O. Address, No
132 Nassau Street, New York City.
To the defendant Ettie Windman: The foregoing
amended summons upon by publication pur
suant to an John Proctor Clarke Justice
OF Supreme Court OF the State of New York dated
the 18th day June. 1903 and that day filed with
OF the County of York the County Court House in
the Borough OF Manhattan City and County of New York
in said State original of which amended complaint
was originally the 18th day of March, 1908
Dated New York. 18th. 1903. -
sTRASBOURGER WE'LL. FSCHWEGE & SCHALLEK
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff Office and P. Q. Address. No.
1872 Nassau Street, New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Inc 1rioune
a received Uptown Oftce
~ ieoe- No I.3f4 BROADWAY.
will he received following oranch
eoas ~ raviIar offce rates O'Clock m, VIZ
oI1ces a. IeEe cor 23d-st 153 6th-ave-. cor
IStb- az East 14th-st.; 257 West 4zd-st'' De-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
TRUNKS AND LEATHER GOODS.

ADVICE TO TRAvELLERs.-Buy your
Trunks Bags. Suit Cases direct from
makers. AMERICAN TRUNK CO., n
Union Square West, largest retailing man
rfacturers in the world OF travellers requi-
sites Lowest prices. Highest quality Sat
isfactiOn guaranteed.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-29
p.wNuKokERs' SALES.

% AHctioneer. % 152 and 154 Canal-st. -.
July by JOS, Levy. 1S3 HaIicACIIe, var dIaI
Barney Loan Office, 1888 5d-aVg., 4 %
monds. 1ewelry. etc. pledged 10 JUNG
A'JI July BY H. McAleenan. 1880 Broad
way, diamonds jewelry. bric-a-oIIaS; sCG e1c.
OF every description. No. 10 1''o''' anu
July 6-By estate JOHN Simpson. 10
Bowery, diamonds, watches, JeweTy, eLG.;
pledged to No. "A, 101. May i. l9oz' ana oAu
0i July sBy JOS, Levy. 1s5 varick-st-.
clothing. to June 70. 1902.
L l. FIRUsN Auctioneer. 10 Bowery.
June; June 2sGBy Goldstone Bros. 1ewelry.
June Boy J.; stich & Bro dIS an Sot1s nIedgess
prior June 20. 1902. from No; L.lOO 70
2OO95, and ali goods held back for Gus
toners will positively be sold ozo ,.+-.va
diamonds. watches, Jewelry. all pledges edge
prior June 20, 'O2, all older dates held over
July by e Alter son. sue; is,Sslr1 w; Al'ai ali
pledges prior June q. 1902 o.,. . NJ
July 6-By G. Weaver. AGO 9th-ave-; NJ
Harlem. 292 Columbia-st-. Brooklyn. ,'rior Gidr
June %. 1902
ELI soBEL. -Auct., es Bowery. Sc sells ;on9 10 a
m, all goods pledged to June 20 lsOa,
June 2a4Clothing, full dress suits, over over
coats. etc. pledged prior to June 70 ISo<'
VIM. Prayer, AT 7th-ave. Ar
7th-ave., and B. Tigner, 277 9th-ave.
July i-JeweIry. watches and diamonds
L. Steiner. 427 3d-ave-
July 2-Jewelry, watches and olaH1oHue'
r Michael. 1.049 2d-aye-
July S-By NJ. Wolf. clothing.
JOS. sHoNGOoD & SONS. Auctioneers.
salesrooms, No 81 Bowery.
June 29-Jewel-y, watches, diaInonos'
etc. J. = Aaron & Son, 191 Grand-st.
June So-Men's and wonen's ciothlngI
etc, Albert Freund. 1.e33 ad-ave-
July 1-Jewelry. etc. Alex FTeund, A'04o
3d-ave-, J. Blumenthal. 405 etE-ave-