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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
ENGLISH LAD WINS AT CHICAGO

Nhicago. Oct 2s.-Carrylng top weight OF 10
pounds English Lad won the Chicago Ridge Handl-
cap at Worth to-day. covering the mile in 40 Is
"hlch. under such impost is beyond question
me oest race run BY two-vear-old in the West
TINS year. Shawana second half length
back. and two lengths in front OF Badger Girl
ne latter finished neck in front OF Flo Rob for
'Hlrd place Dick Bernard. the heavily backed
iaVorite, was hopelessly cut OF az the eighth pole
ana had no chance thereafter. The summaries:
rst race fsL furlonEslForenaster TO ~ Williams,
l. q - Won AinE Ellsworth. I07 Haln ; sec
4aHlas loS Dayissonl. Go 70 third Time 1:lSss
heIDeen Irogan Soldier % Fortune, TIE Hebrew
kate Powers ran
second race tcne mile hundred vards,-AttiIa
lr -F-laki 70 !. won Iveruia. IO4 IL WILSON,,
s+-eea-. Louisville. lC3 tFerrelD. > third. Time
t.t's Nele BaWn. g. p Campbell, Mss La Benson
talcwei ans JIM VIM also ran
lT- rae ,thicaro Ridge Handicap n1iIe}F-glish
th-.s. - l. second. rs iEcr Cirl Booker. 20
nm tiFne. l--ftit- Bob
30 -seITar1 Rainla1ts. Foresight and &ayor David
Fogrth ,oue and sixteenth rlss,-Fiuzzab a5
- -ilsr' - 70 J. won - Taur-arl - tDavissonl
p - J. second. Grand Opera ~ Cray third
-iinr --o-s A1citor. Jack DeTtsD.. our Bessie. Lee
Sl-Lson and Litte Boy also Enryln1e fell
fao" GIVE tErl0rEst-tr1lcer Rule fAdkinsl
! To lH Won Srer1u Under 80 tFe~rrIl second:
US 7En- -" Phillips l. - L. thiro- Time. loo
NFfr Fret Buarner. Mayer Johnson and scorpio also
Sixth race tcne nuc-Genrios. lO2 II. Panips, 70 :
Nll Marin p fFrhartN. - = second Christine A
- = Wilson. - =. rrri. Time. s'7s. Mary No
oaHe-r- courage B7undary. 7e' ana Easoae also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
SHAW DISQUALIFIED AT COLUMBIA.
Jones May Not Play Against Yale-More
Hard Luck Tales" from Morningside.

Coumbia's signal practice at the Polo Grounds
ended the work Of the football team In preparation
for the game with Yale tomorrow. All that Coach
Morley has do for his eleven has been done.
What the betting think Of the game * plainly
shown by the fact that to on Yale Is easy 70 get
anywhere. Some bets have been made in Wall
Street at TO /.
after Tomlinson decided not 20 play against Yale.
his former college. Show seemed certain 20 do
fairly well his place. Yesterday the council on
athletics. however declared Shaw ineligible on the
ground Of professionalism. He competed last win
Ter in Madison Square Garden Of the pro
fssiouai teams that played there, and although he
said in defence ne received 10 money. II was
deemed best to permit MIN 10 play. Besides
this Dick" Jones, Columbla's quarter, Is In bad
shape His difficulty with his knee IS increasing.
ard II seems sure that he would not be at his best
IA to-uorrow's game. Nehemiah VIII probably 60
IN in his place Fisher Is bad shape. and Duell
and Tom Thorpe are also slightly under the
Practice Yesterday consisted Of short period Of
Kicking and catching. followed by fast signal prac-
10 Ia hot a scrub was tried Tor A While
ar left guard but he did not appear to be very
good The pace was fast. but the many substitutes
necessarily in the play made the team WORK loose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
INDIANS YET CRIPPLED.
Warner's Hopes of VictOry OUer
Harvard Vanishing.
~ rEIEGRAPH II - rRIRrNE.l

Carlisle Penn. oct 29-Gleu Warner Carlisle
coach. is wing the Indian team for the hard con-
test against Harvard on Saturday, and no hard
lineups have been held this week Captain John-
son W--.iams Lube. Bowen. Sheldon and jude. OF
the regular team. all on the crippled list, and
have not been able to practise at all.
Several faults were noticed in the defensive work
Of the men in the SvarthrOre game on Saturday.
end the coach has changed the tackles method or
defensive playing they cannot he 50 easily
boxed The ends and h4lfbacks have also been
coached, that they viii probably offer stiifer
opposition lr Jhe remaining games.
Most Of the work devoted to nursing the GRIP
pies back p1a wing condition. and TO take especia
care that no more men get hurt. Warner had
expected to defeat Harvard this year. but. with
six Of the best players out q the game. the pros
poets are not very good.
The playing Of Charles fullback in place o.
Williams will bring the average weight down 20
l63 pounds. The team viii leave here on rl1aF
for Harvard. The lineup will be Jude. lett enc
Bowen left r. exile. Dillon. left guard; SChouchUk
CENTRE I.uGo right guard, ETOndine. rigat tackle
Matthews riglt end. Johnson toaptainl quarter
back. sheldon left Haifb4ck. Hendricks. right
haIfback. and Charles. fuIlback
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
HARVARD TRACK ATHLETES IN MEET.
IBy TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRIBrNE.l

LBy TELEGRAPH TO TIE tribune
Cambridge Mass, oct. 2s-At the Harvard fall
handicap games this afternoon there were TO
records broken. but several good performances
were made. particularly by new men. The fresh
men got one first. three seconds and two thirds
Coivel. who last year did such fine work in he
mile and r7o-rlile- to-day showed his ability N
the shorter distances by winning the half-mile
in r-i-u+a = s-5 seconds The Harvard record is
only four seconds better. The mile was rather
slow but produced a close finish. = n Hall a
member ~ The University track team for the last
three years had the lead from the beginning OF the
second nile until UP 20 the hOmestretch when
2 Z PoIla-d. 20. spri1ted and passed him Just
before the tape winning by no. more than q 80
= Z Schoeufuss - came within 1alf an ~
Of the University record in the shotpuL Win d
77fr+ II g feet 21s inches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
slr Thomas. in an lnterxLsw. said.
TOD TO ENTER THE ENDYMION.

Yachtsmen in this city were pleased yesterday 10
hear that il has been definitely settled that there
IS TO be ocean yacht race next year. Commodore
Robert T. Tod Of the Atlauti, Yacht Club. who
began he ocean races OF this and last year sad
who has conducted BY able the negotiations be
tween his club and Sir Thomas Upton. said that
as soon the ambassador OF the German Emperor
has arranged details with the Atlantic Yacht club
and with the Nev-York Yacht Club for their joint
acceptance or the cup the plan % the would
be announced.
Commodore Tod said that lie would surely enter
his yacht the Thistle. The Endymion. owned by
George Lauder and several other yachts would
also be entered. he said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

OF New I0-S-LIcy A Ircv PunIs-
Plaintiffs. Abaie T In rrsrsrl4r~s
q ln,'r1cu-lry judgment Of partition
entered the above action hea~-
ing date the 3rd 1av % Angus. 1893 l. Ire under
sEne1 he Referoe judgment VIII sell
az public auction a. ths New Es--ara
Room No. I6l Broadway. Borough OF Manrarra,
Cf-y q New YORK.. 5ch o. Noveursr 1g0S'
y O'Clock James L. Walls
aIc-.onSer. sad f.1S~ -
Be sold and therein described follows: ira,
certain Ior piece parcel OK land and premises Sit
-ate. lying and beng IN the Twelfth % 80
~ New YORK. Borough OF Manhattan. b0uati45 ana
described - follows Beginning a point ON
essery side q Ansts-dar dstant one hundred
feet sutlery from the souch=asre-ly
Avenue and hundred and t1irty-thi-f Steer
-hlrry-thrd street. hundred ssgsrrerv
parallel With AMSTERDAM Avenue. twenty-five
westerly parallel with one hundred thlrrv-thi-t
street hundred taer side
dam Avenue and -lsnce northern along easte-y
side % Amsterdam Avenue Twenty-Five feet.
point CT place q reEinuug subject covenants
CONDITIONS anG restrictions. II affecting
PREMISE co1ained IN The deed by the Female Academy
OF the sacred Heart recorded IN the Once OF
REGISTER y TIE city and County % New YORK. II
Liler Z9S - Conveyances. page
Dated New Yrrk. October ION 1905
CEPHAS BRAISERD. Refere..
GEORGE n BAKER Attorney Cor Plaintiffs. 70 Broad
Borough q Narrator. @ YORK
The fol1Ui~E IL diagram z the property s1it
described above.
173d Street.
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uARsnALL's FIELD GOAL AT HARVARD.
- rE1ranArH II - rRLRrNE

by TEIENHAFH 10 TIE lhIbINE-T
cambridge Mass. oct -9.-rhe pra ttlce OF me
Harvard football eleven open 10 the puoHc
tlts afternoon for the first time this week Cail
Marshall kicked field goal from the 4o-yaru me-
against d stiff breeze. The work OF the eleven was
only fair and In a twenty-five minute scTlIIliase
the varsity could score only one TOUCHDOWN " 7o
10 Captain MarshaHs field goal The second se'-
l times made their distance on the varsity. but
never threatened their goal Marsha Lrir DC g.,
several kicks with Ms usual ability, retuI hlhe ch
for forty yards through broken neId - new 49,
OF backs were Jried through almost ue I,L,s
rractce These Wee COodhue at leLt haI4. Nl.Ii--
at right and Mills at fullback Meier az IIet.t
tackle put up especially satisiaeot - Sc ~
replacing Enowlton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
COIN IS DISQUALIFIED AT N. v U.

A., IN y,-l, University yesterday Conn., the ne"
.lard who did such good work in the Wesley an
80 us declared ineligible by the faculty com
rn!ttee \ new man appeared from the la" scloo,
as candidate for the place. McMaFa Is 500 us"'
tha sa,na build as Cohn and played very rar game
a., 80, e., ire out The coaches declare they VIII
no ab 10 get McMara in shape for the Latay etss
game Both Mcdowell and Hulfora W. e.Isysn
- - - Cor the first time since the NesteS 81 q,
go Stsvens continued his good wofk al yt-..s
and IL looks II he had dlspiaeea ,s more on
rst,' =, she scrub the varsity met with ilote ~
Ielns oi' Fnmbling was prevalent YESTERDAY anu
ths varsity suffered several u"i" HS'A '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
poio GROUNDS FENCE ON FIRE.

slight fire was discovered last nisht moe --e
- = ne Polo Grounds at One-nundreo-ano-
- s..hs, and BradhursJ-ave.. by the caretaher-
yTpe1 the a-ernen arrived width Of ABOUT thirty
9. -. tbe fence was ablaze and the Illumination
could be seen Cor many blocks crown OF peop.e
-, -. offending a mass meeting at Eighth-
- o,,a-huudred- and-ffJy -lfth-st ran 10 the
- and the reserves were called out 70 drive the
e-ov-5e hack. The firemen soon exiting iis'eu ING
e. T-he loss estimated az 80"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
mANv Humps IN DRAG HUNT.

FFerrstead Long Island. oct 29-The eight-mle
drag hunt Of the Meadow Brook Hunt 1iuo vas
held today There r9ere forty-eight jumps before
the finish near Westbury. Those who reached the
finish were Foxhau P. Keene, William c Hayes
Ernest O. HAYES. F ". Dixie. and the WHIPS
Murphy. Harmon and Coatsworth. who all gre"
The rains OF speedy and sUrefooted hunters OF Nj
Eeeue the master Of the foXhounds- FOX NUM-
VII be held tomorrow at Huntington. ana on
Sarr,rrar a Mcad0W BROOK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30

The q The lien charss Sal
fsfy a1Cve-dasCrihed sod
VITA and Amounting
JCEe I3-l. 1903. oesfts0
=
are aIowsD
purchaser - purchase money, paid
Referee. - fifty s1ur dollars and interest,". The
premises viii De sold subject O. prior raOrtzsgs q aho1e
ThoIsani dollars =
1903 costs certain action pending fore.
Dated New York. August 81. 1so3
EDWARD 3 L. FETRA. P.r.ree
The above s1le IS hereby adjourned October IN,
1909. 4r
Dated New September 23r-.
EDWARD 2. la FETRA-
The above sale - n eby further adjourned October
2ist 1908. At - same hour and place
Dated New York October tn. 1903
EDWARD ?. L. FETRA.
above sale hereby further adjourned
An. 1903 the n nj
Dated New York. October 21st 1893
EDWARD 3 Ia FETRA Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
eoop HUNTING IN AOIRoNDAcKs.

d. letter from George II Daniels ~ Lake PLACID
saws that there Is now the hhest uee' holl'iiis &c
= .,-e Adirondack Mountains IN October. a
80. ~ rom two 10 four inches making it about
-. Yesterday man killed, the letter relates.
,,slr three miles OF Lake Placid the largest deer
ever killed b. this seenon' "s's'-'"s '
dressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
PRINCETON ANNOUNCES a SLUMP"

Princeton. y J. Oct . CSpeciaD.-Davis and
Henry. the veteran Princeton ends. who have al
v,avs been considered sure. took slump. and re-
peatediv the scrub backs passed them for long
Gains while they were very slow in running down
80 ,u,ts Hart the left half back. in
.,,,as Yesterday. He has badly TTenched ankle
ssn5 II il said may not be able 10 play. Waller =
- ~ only available man for centre short Is
,iee,5ed 10 run with the ball and BaTneys knee IS
- 1t 81 condition Bradley. who has succeeded
-, enjoying his conditions Will b- prevented from
wing bv q sprained ankle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
COLUMBIA OF BEAT HORACE MANN.

BY the close score. Of y 10 Il. Columhia's fresh
man football team defeated the eleven from
Horace Mann school at South Field yesterday
afternoon. In the trst half each team scored one
touchdown but Horace Mann led by . 10 ., having
licked t+s goal from touchdown n the second
rariod the zcfo0lbovs kicked goal from the field
Soon afrer BAILEY on a blocked kick picked up
he freshmen who Failed. however 70 KICK the
goal. giving the Horace Mann team a iean OF one
9oinr 4 blocked punt scored safety lot o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30

DICK wELLEs FAILS AT RECORD

Di'cii'hau, Oct 2e.-Dck Wenes carrying l0-
POUNDS. ridden by Tommy Knight failed in his
~''ei-pt on the worlds record the Iatonia track
'o-aaF- He made the distance in rs Clipping
one and three-quarter seconds of The record for
inns course The weather conditions were almost
perfect Tor a record breaking performance but the
sGach Is 2 slow one at its best and was trine
me fractional time was: Quarter o q az
.--- --ss- th-ee-qlarters. lla. milo -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
WON'T Try FOR AMERICAS CUP.

London oct S.-George l. Watson has declined
the commission OF the Clyde yachtsnaH. prsvo lsly
referred contemplating chai!ersing tOr the
Arra,- o. p CUP, 10 design cup GOA! eI,acr the
ground that 10 is hopeless for British or other over
sea challsngeTs continue to contest tor the
trophy under the measurement rule By wntcn chal-
lengers have been rated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30

The approx % Lea charge satisfy
re property = :
day % July 1906.
allowance -. with
Of The approximate % Ne
assessments and water rates or other hsns which
a 10 allowed .. the
paid Referee s1<e - inceres. Tie
premises sold subject q mortgage 1880 Asd
City savings Bank formerly Tvslesa
Ward Savings Bark
Dated New Tork. Ortooer 18th 1904 e.
A4rHCR d T30Ak -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
THROWS HAMMER AND KILLS BOY.

Western Medical and Huron colleges yesterday one
Of the athletes throwing the l2-pound hammer
Let il slip and il landed in crowd Of spectators
hitting the -yearod son OF r W u - IN
manager OF Nelson's Bank just above the leiI ear
The bow died II the night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
MANY EXPERTS QUALIFY.

~reedr,oor Long Island. oct 2s.-The last reg
MAR supplementary practice day Of the season 10Y
the xper; class at 500 and so yards was held mere
TODAY The attendance was large The weather
rs 5-e with a light o'clock wind The shoothg
- ;-e-i,- of decorations were under the super
vision OF Major ". Il. Palmer Tomorrow WIZ
he the last day this season for the distinguished
zx-e-t class The offcers' results: 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
oLDFIELD sMAsBEs AUTO" RECORDS.
Makes New Worlds Marks Cor Five. Ten
and Fifteen Miles.

Denver. oct Z9-Barney Old7eI1 a. Overland
Park to-day broke three worlds records for auto
mobiles For five miles the old record. 4.54 was
lowered 70 +45. Ten miles made in 1885, the
former record being 9s5 and fifteen miles in 1875
the former record being 1875 The old records were
held by Oldfei1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
IN PURSUANCE of AN ORDER OF HON

Abner c Thomas a Surrogate Of the County Of New
York notice hereby given all persons having claims
against Kohn lare OF the County Of New York
deceased present vouchers thereof
SUBSCRIBE cf5ce of attorneys Lp7manz
& 1872 Nassau-st.. in the city Of New YORK
on or before day q January next-
Dated New YorA. sth day Of July, 1903
ABRAHAM BLUR
LOUIS NECBRIK-
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
Foreclosure Sdlss.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
% Nsu T7-k-Fna p Bartlett PIaint-. against
? Neefsr. Defauda1t.-In pursuanre OF a J1fg
r,ent OF Foreclosure duly made and e1tsr-.
action bearing date the o cay or
I undersEns1. the Referee III sal1 1uds-
m named. will sell Public Auction. at th- lev
Rorouzn Of Manhattan. CItv % New York on re I'D
OF September 1903. y O'Clock On that day
Peter + the premises directed ~
Judgment sold therein described as %
certain l0t. piece parcel OF iend Win
erected SnoWn ~ TIE street
Hundred and Forty four VEST twenty S1-1
situated Borough % Manher-au Cfcy o.
ginning poiu- -re Sr-f-1eri~ SIDE % Auenty-
distant hundred and f0rtv-eznt tee-
sasterv from the sor1sas-erv corner
Twsntysizhth Street arr Seventh Avenue and r1r-
southWardv and 7se-v parallel with Seen-r
ulsyezh- feet and ufre nhas point N rs
linz 81 The block between twenty seventh ana
.Tzeusv-eignth Street, hundred and 10y
easeriy Seventh Avenue. thence s4s-ws-1iy
alour said % block tv-rtv-hve f.sr.
Themes northUardly nearly parallel vtt Seventh
and % The distance through PARTY wall
ufuetvsiEht fsst and scuffsrT side
Twenty-siShth Street. and thence westua-dlv and
sourhsry SIDE % eighth Street
the said ss-ers distances and dimensions
less
Dated To-tI. August 81. 1898
EDWARD r "A FETRA. Referee
ATWATER x CRJIESHANE. Attorneys f1r PiainrI~.
No ~ Cellar Street Borough II Manhattan. New
YORK CITY
IRE following diagram % property 70 be sols
2s-h Street
2st1
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NEW YORK SUPREME CnrRr- cnI-vrY

York--Bertha Finken. Plai1t- a<af-->
Charles J. ..ssiE Defeu1ants-In pursuance ~ a
Judgment foreclosure ard duly entered
entitled action ard Bearing 2fs-
October. 1903. J. the unle-siEled Referee u
Judgment named viii eel public auction ar tns
TIE Borough OF Manhattan. city OF View York on ras
18Th day 1898. q o'clock CT rnar
Joseph p Day Aucri0neer he premises
b. ildZe1t sold. ard therein fol-
AL certain 0r. parcel o. ianS win
tire budins ard 1e1ts thereon situate. wing
AND particularly bounded described
Ese-irslnE point the Essreriy sit~ % B-ysrx
Hllter} which p1ir-
hfteen n0r-hsriy point
Intersection = the 1ortnery side u Home street Wth
sasJeriy side % BRYANT Ave-1e af-resac, ruun.R
r-ntred thence Nor-hery AMI parallel
WITH BRYANT aforesaid Eve feet. tne1cs
WESTERLY right an-es o. Bry1r- AVerue aicre-
the Easr-rv side . BRYANT AVE-
-0u-heriy The eas-sriv
e % aforesaid Twenty-Five feet "a
u1at place q hesn-rC said premises being
and described ~ the street number III
r-Srrctions deed recorded
NJ Ees---er % The city and county ~ New
Ysrz In Ldher II. 10 and
Agreements rizhr q contained IN
tain other recorded iu said Registers Once. in
zion n Couy-yanc~s Iiber - page 80 Slhtece also n
ass Bank the % Twenty-Five hundred dob
lars and o
Detea New York October 18th. 1919
ARTHUR 70 TRr-Ax R-<e-e~l
CHARLES " DAYTON. Attorney Tor Pairt1. = WIZ
IAN New YORK Crty
TIE following a diagram % IRE perry % 5e sold
r. street. naIuber = 1877 Bryant Avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Ahner C. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County q
New YORK notice Is hereby given all persons having
claims Joseph II fTo1vn. late county
OF York. deceased. present the with voUc
business. the once q St.kemsn SLIDER. No IS
Broadway in the Borough ~ Manhattan in the city OF
New York or before the fifteenth Gag q April next
Dated York. first day Of OCTOBER. 1908
ISAAC ?. SMITH EMMA L MOLLE.R. Executors
STThEAIAN & SILBER. Attorneys for Executors. IS
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New York City,
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SurrOgates Notices.

SWORDS, HELEN-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
- order Of Hon. Abns- ~. Thomas. @, the sur
r1gsres az New YORK County. dated October 70 1903
hereby given al persons having claims against
Swords late Cf a. 25tn Street. "a the City
County II New York deceased. present TIRE
vouchers thereof % the subscriber AZ his place
trarsactfng business in Of sullivan Cromwell
a 40 Wall Street CITY end County OF New York
on or before the 26t1 day OF April. 1904
Dated York. October - 1893.
WI H DUMCNT, Admuistrator Of Helen Swords
deceased
SULLIVAN & CROMWELL. Attorneys for Administrators
Wall street Sew York cry
WILSON. FRANCES AN PURSUANCE
" OF ordee Of Ron. Aans- . Thomas. SURF
or OF View YORK notice - hereby
given having claims against Frances A
Wilson Iars q New York. deceased. to
present with -7uchsrs thereof TO the sub
their place q rrsnssctng business az TIE
Office Williams. No. IS Liberty Srrest. in
the City Of New York. or before the 30th day OF
DATED New York 1s.r day q October. 1903
FRANCES A. WILSON. WILLIAM ? WILSON.
Administrators.
STIMSON E WILLIAMS. Attorneys for Administrator
Liberty Street. New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
CEALED BIDS Or ESTIMATES FOR PILES

Cont No sie) Will be receive. By the Commissioners
n, rsocs, az ricr a Battery Place
nom Mondss NOVEMBER . Ear particulars - Cy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30

The APPROXIMATE amount & taxss. sss-ssn-rrs -
Hers. which hs allowed
u purchase UC1sv. pad rererss- Ia
SsfS % and
Dated New York. October fOta. 1903
CzPifAS BRArNERD. Res--..
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Proposals.

SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR FUR
- nlshlnx piles. Contract No SOC viii hs received ~
the Commissioner OF Doc6s AT Pier A Battery Place.
clock Monday. November = lscs
For full particulars City Record