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New-York tribune., 1903-02-06

forerlosule Salts.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York--TIen-y FreyEa1g. George Freygsng an6 Lud-
Riede-er Executors Of and Trustees under the Last
NHl aad Testament Of Gustav FreygAng deceased
P-aintias against David Norris al Defendants
In pursuance of Judgment Of foreclosure and
sale duly made and entered n the above-entEed
action ard bearing date the 2Sth Gay OF January.
1908 Undersigned, the Referee IN said Judgment
named vii public auction. the New York Real
Manhattan City u the goth day ot Febr7I-
1903. al that day. by t4erLert a
directed by said
rlert 70 be and therein described fcllo"s Al
piece, parcel Of land with the euo-
igs and improvements thereon situate lying and being
- Aanhattanl and and described follows 70
Wit. Beginning d point OF the westerly sloe cl
distant siEtyseyen t6) feet ana seven
O. inches southsrlv from the point OF corner -oo y
the s6Uthery side OF
side % Pleasant
7-e- and running thence westerly and parallel 10 one
Hundred and Nineteenth Street and part OF tEe Wsg
through rlrty wall erected partly on the lot h>epy
conveyed and partly the lot next adjoining o ne
thereof seveny-hVc tI9l feet itFeucs
s0utaerly and parallel with Pleasant Avenue sixteen
81 s7l eight inches, thence easterly paTalie
vtb ore Hundred Nineteenth street ana part OF te
~ through party wall erected partly on the iot heFey
c--veved rartly the lot ueNc ddJcniIg q ne
thereof. ssventy-rve tI1l 1eeL 70 le
esTe-v side of Pleasant Avenue, and thence narHeT
feet and eight IS inches - the point q pace oL Sss
Dated New York. January 29th. 1905 49, 49,,
PISS & FTrPpE-NEEIAER, Attorneys Tor tiaintlIs
T5-5ad7gav Borough q Manhattan, New York CitE
is street number is 3sI6 Pleasant AVenle'
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

y-s-f End ave. = : 81 2 = Of s0th-sr. 21x4Ox
irreg; : D Higgins 10 Clara , Jers-r-i. =
ioJh-sJ, No 50 West p ox.t4 " - lei'' x,S ,o0
Freelznd Thomas Thache- 20 -Ssssg So
-Ttt NJ Ig4 West g1xlU2@- CarJllle
FreAland 10 Thomas Thachert rIoTtsage SLo..'os
Bruome-st. No f69 corner ,2,sss 81 y-aIs1sT.i-.
sth-ave No 1a2 G g 2nxI7=I T Baldwin e4- - ooo
and trustee. 10 q " av15f-. t.-s..
lsJ-sYs S3fa cso lO9 % + Sa5hssis al ':
J6th-st. :. III Il q +lA-@ loo ISsr-fs--
tral-1Se eorn@r q -5l-ss5 sss5~'ia91 r-T,Tenc@ q
PohIe 10 Cecilia F0h-i aa1 s-,at,,;s
3nTh-st No 20 West. $TS9Se lLarloS,e ~ zo.e
e.. MarAos 70 54s1is La al I 7 ~ East s57z0T g.
sgsoa TO Aaron Miller ana a''.i,.. 22 20
5ssi,-et : 10 II v Of 5th-aye eaxloo9 ,Ioo 2 =
Dugro Harriet c AeA@-asI' l4 'sas' IGO
r.'III17l1L,s--svs gI Nos 749 and 751. 5eIixle
KIsra Rose-stoeIl. Wld5v. e. al 20 . -'0'a- I
M, orssass ss n o. l50tL-st. IS sNlo1SN 49,
16sx1o11, HaSkin 70 20 - tsors-st a5xft-,.
amsIertan-aye. y toFnsr o. =, Spra5sp ffoI5-
J = McDonoush. retsIss' -.-.s-..-..-- IT0oc
a,55-st s5lsi No $50 West 1s-4z9s9. " PStt3s 90
city Real Estate Cor1P@a.phy P@.h ssve ' IS sS9s . " G
Rose 70 City Real Estate Colll1i1- Iii'i 'saS /
$1,000 81 y 1xe4 4z25NS43 : Nor -.
f1r yefsres 10 s Glover '-'0V
z5 y-cs-s- ~; Nos i57 and i59 n 4o-sAltss, Eliza
beth i Mex Ibbou widow. u &. L L<-7'1' C g. ?
naortsage >4so%o of sth-ave 15zas9. sarah II
% -. n - clark for life ana then 70 EsLals
Ihonpson; = I part 'as6xfo =: " \ Mafn 70 H c
-aJt-st, - -+~a9s s2l 900 Ts-recorfed
% Le1insto1-sre. loNloo-of
Frederck Robitscher 20 : - - .-1,z, y
Tl-f=ior-s.. x1tz1}i.9s AbraEarl SILVER
49, 20 yoseph VeinsteiI; mortgage S0'9v'---. ''VV'
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
REALTY NOTES.

Charles Griffith Moses & Bro were the nroAers
in tn. sale OF the block front the east side OF
Ninth-ave. from the centre line OF Two-nundred-
and-twelfth-st to the centre line OF Ivo-hundren-
ard-thirteenth-st for Max Marx. Henr1eSs%@ NOSES
is the buyer.
The Central Realty Company has mortsased the
plot at the northwest corner OF Thrry-s1xth-sr ana
Sevauth-.ve 70 the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company for S525.640 at per cent 4he mortgage
ras1reicber BROTHERS have leased Nos. 40 and 4s9
eiIrhNsy-s northvVesr corner OF wenty-ninth-st,
from Henry Van Schaick for t7enty-one years ioT
a
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

,,.,araa-,-ave = rs = 8 OF 1cS1-st. f9r two
.~v frslIlug house. with stores, u luNluoA4Y4s
: a aud u Welch. owners; " Hor1arn, arerai- 80
.os tse5 No si7 to s2s West: for a SIX story brick
ssetorv with stable. Io0x9S.Ss c ? Rogers q,
-Vrusr- J Hamilton. architect v'f'
4sfh-st Nos 5o4 and 6hS West, for I'VE stot5
i5riek stable 5CxaS; Mack. Owner, / JaS9o- ~
Broad and Front Sts. ccrner; io- At e.sHt 49,
auf basement brick Office building. win stoTeS'
25xs4 4xs5 u 3 Bishi. owner. NJ Mailer Afehi- n.
sd-st Nos ab4 anL East. fUr a six stesy oIl-N
tenement house with stGrcs a ltxso5 y
stein owner. Hamburger 4 otraiS aEen4'1sts-
ftaTZ-uf 100 n = Of sfh-ave. FOR s.A stoiN
b~fc< dath6use SOxsT II, II & r ATnstsin Own -
srs- a. = pelham architect. ~
T,srnor-s Nos ffa and III for a siE sla5s
fathouse 4I-sxs7; Klein owner % 4.t
1sSh--t = = 100 II = shave, for a uvs SGT
briot stable % A&'o-s' stein .'....:.--. 49,
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Ryer-ave.. east side 355 feet north OF BUrrsioe-
ave. ,b-e. two story brick dwelling houses, 16x42
feet, Patrick Hooks ovnsr; " c Dtckerson, aren't
tect; s15.Goo.
Park-ave.. east side. $50 feet south OF one-hun-
dred-and-sixty- -nfut-st. rear two story hrick aye
sboT 29x75 feet: Frederick Pfusger, owner; John 4
Hamilton. architect: $500
southeast corner OF One-hunC CTed-
ari-sixty-sfxrh-st one story and basement prlck
church extension 56x90 feet. Church OF the HOY
Faith, owner: Robert Z Rogers, architect soTeS-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
T1Sth Street.

I1Sth Street.
The approximate amount Of the lien OF charge 70 satisfy
-+rE +Es sbo-e-iescribed property is be sold is
So 5s1 67-l0 with interest thereon from the rd Gay o.
and allowance amount
- e-4q cg-lno together with the Of the
ale 6s s-p-cxnate amount ot The taxes assessments
liens be allowed 70 Tie p'ir-
~hse- cut q the 0rchasorey, CT paid u the EeteTee
Is 1926 6+i-IGO and interest 80.
DATED New York, 29th dsy OF January. 1908:
ALBERT I. SIRE, Referee
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a REALTY REPORT DENIED.

Arnold Constable co. were reported OF
Wednesday TO have bought Nos. a and Is west
Twentv-fourth-st. 1t was learned yesterday that
this report IS untrue.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
foreclosure 5alss.
New YoRK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW 1Okk StPREME OoihiS 49,
O. New Terk.-Jeseph J. O. 'Donohue. Jr. and Thomas
J. o Donohue. Plaintiffs against sTanllh 80 rsfcil
stUted Trustee OF the Trusts created Dy tne
VIII and Testament OF Sasey fiIchel;
others Defendants In pursuance oL =
Foreclosure end Sale duly maze
the abore-entteS action bearing date the IND cay ~
December. 1902 l. the undersigned ths f1elei
Judgment named, Will sel Public Auction a. w
York Real Estate Exchange Salesroon 20 ~ an he
N the Borough Of Manhattan. City OF 4Nrw
3rd day OF February. 1905. - clock noon on
By D Phoenix Ingrahan, Auctoreer, the premises.
said judgment be sold therein
land with the buildings and Improvements theeol.
in the Fifth Ward Of the City OF New ORR -
Numbers 213 and 2lo Duane and lse s.,Tsd as fol
which taken together. boIaded and desc,loeu
lows wit Beginning at the northeastern! c-tt,-r-
West Street running theliSe
along the easeriy line OF West Street tFEenty-Iou
partly hereby
adjoining and ucrthery thsIe Ieof. ana O.
line party wall parallel nearly So WIN Dueis
Street fory-two feet nine inches. more OF ies - ~
another wall standing party On C--
hereby conveyed and partly on the premises @
conveyed, and thence northwaTdy
nearly So West Street along, through allu
said premises 25 Duane street ana
partly premises adjoining the rear -
known Number i9i West Street twenty feet nSo
thence eastwardly parallel nearly So WIFE
thence along Caroline Street fortyouI I'm
street. and thence westerly along puAo
street etghty-tnree teet incleS 70
said several distances and dimensions 'ie
less.
Dated New York January 18th 1903.
GTTSTAVUS T KIRBY. Referee
p E. p = PRENTICE Attorneys for Plaintiffs 52
Broadway (haGilsttan). New York, N \
The following diagram OF the property &c ne sotc s
described above. The street numbers Icing !9 ana
Duane and 100 West in tho Borough Of Mammalian
O
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
ann DING LOAN OF s4oo coo.

The Title Guarantee and Trust Company have
leaned to the West Side Construction Company
s40o00o on the property situated the south side
OF Seventy-seventh-st-. % feet east OF Columbus
ave ff0 feet front BY 10ee feet deep A twelve and
a half story fireproof apartment hotel Is 10 DE-
erected on the PREMISES
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
SITE FOR ANOTHER STUDIO APARTMENT
BUILDING.

The Sxty-seventh Street Building Association
has bought from Daniel L. Seybel. through Henry
r4eIlnan 2 pIot 75xl00 feet on the north side OF
Sfxtv-severith-st. go feet east OF Colunnbus-ave
A building similar TO the Studio Apartment Build
Ing Will be built on the plot
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06

The approximate q the en or charse e sat
ls pb te bo-e described property - 20 be sold is
wlth interest thereon frSn June 2eth ls"- To-
cc-ler y of ue safe
The uregises an be sold subiec- decree OF fore
closure MADE The 25tA day OF septeiner
suit O. joseph 6tickHsy sESsnst FRANCIS J.
scrnusg oihere. wi-h decree there remains Que
tSe slin of dollars principal with interest
from June Is 1902 -.
urrcxiE1aTe q assessments or
Hens which allowed tie purchaser o. psla
- 49, DANIEL T. COHALAN Referee
I'll Broadway. n T.
y5f-HFY I,E PEYsTER. Plaintiffs Attorney. II Pine
X \
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

- Of New y9-l.-aiatuda Waters and others. against
renT af oFsci5siTe and sale auy made and entered II
The above emitted action bearing aale ~ tnS - " r. "a 17sr, ~
4 the County Of New YORK. The 9TH day Q; October
7ed vii z7i At public auction the Exchange Sales
rom At II rosaT.y' N the 6e9 @ 6r u On tie 2sth
6s Of Feh-ua-- 1913, by Phil!o = snyt aucti9peer az
jadernenJ . b sold therein described as foi.oNs;
.Eos % ~ % ne Tow Of y estchester il the County Of
z2is y ' r 81 The real estate which Robert
GIya deceased, described and bounce as Ioi.o - 70,
That certain ot or Parcel o. la iac 5se III as s of saw
Of ezteese bSsig 81 z ne e, ~. T6s; Iesd,9g rom
+ Sac 60 i II -EeSe srtl 81 : degrees west
r-+e-v Size y Savr-iu aforesaid chains: thence
north a degrees west stIn along asTLIh s l 2 TsI
chain and so Inks: thence north 81 degrees - minutes
S,l-I ~ zdor Fonev1geIl now u Bushnell: thence
-5--i desreos - minutes vest alon= the SAID Bush
uelfs land, chains; taenSe orlh qeSeS "a, - nd a
links 70 near 7z-Ee hickory Jree thence north degrees
I- II f-e 5rtt 70 degree minutes chains
and s. INKS thence north A. degrees As minutes vest
west stl along SAID lands chains chains F 70 rear 3e as
brook land formerly Of Horstio Harms si s aS %
sl5 Il1Te5. = * dds land. chain and 4a links 70 land
uug in general souheaser ana eas'eEiy areTtlo' @
along e land egnveyed t. sala F-l'eS 20 sS se Ire sc
% E9a f-e ,in- 5 - Inks thence south 10 degrees
- +-T TO- Esis road chains: thence south Is de-
r-a c minutes east still. said road Grains and
links thence south. degrees 30 minutes wes sun
zyu- sid chains. thence south - degrees NesS,
stfI along road. chains INKS. tellce sou
degrees 30 minutes west stlN along sala roeS-
l,uce west sun a4oas sa
chains and iiuks the SawnlI lane, roao ello pas
= hEl1.z Co1cainIng about nft-tlTee acres q aI1
rHe ars less which embrace lots nullner "a
y - - parts Of 5 and -, on nap maze 2.
- rz--el Izr situated ~ the Town u Ne=lcleste4
nv l-- cf New York. bounded ana described to-lows
Beginning II point the westerly SIDE OF the roeo
iCsfr from astche=ter Village % the Village OF west
chester ITzS soLhUesterly from the corner FORMED
tie SAID the Boston road at the olylcing me
owned by Beverly B ilden aIld
,lc late Ntzuo Tdenb. thence running along ssld
5fyIds-a follows: South - ~ west, $50 teeL.
-Ir-e 1olrb 72s west, thence south - 80
.53 faer- north 10 S2 west, 6Sl teet 10
land now a-ey b. Mrs Harvey kidd ana ioF-
lrerls Hercules Herring. thence running along ne
sg-~e Ine fence and along sale land letely
aure6 b Nirz Harvey Add and land lately owned oy
william Nelson north o "a west ll3 feet inches 70
Ind az Hermann DL6el thence running along salo
TI5ar's land -olovs= south 96 - east. sO4 teeS
es7 1nl rrst thence 72 as feet the
eT road leading from Village Eastche6ter to the
1frfzre = Westcheste- thence south lb 81 east along
-zete-Iy side road 10 feet and inch . the
Of beginning containing to4- aI1 --4"o
lie 81
Tlsfe5 N1v Y0rl- February md 1905.
DANIEL, T. CoEfsLAN. Referee. 2I1 BrDad-as y 7
HENRY De PEESTEF}s Plaintiffs Attornc-t 81 Pine
z-reet. =. !
ct o sold
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
TAKE A MONTH OFF


and spend it in the warm, balny air ana
restful climate Of the West Indies. We
have a Steamer sailing for the Islands
almost daily.
On February 18th the
s. :. KORONA
oy the Quebec Line leaves for d, Cruise
of abol1t % days more or less, and pre-
sents perfect opportunity TO have
good bracing and helpful holiday. Ihe
6oat calls at Martinique, and passengers
viii have 4 good chance to view the re
mains Of
MONT PELEE.
Shall We send our Booklets? A postal
will bring them
.nEFTCTAI. TICKET AGENTS FOR THE BAL
rrTMAPTl a OHIO. CHESAPEAKE a OHIO,
EKIr LETIIGH VALLEY. NEW YORK CEN
TRAT. AND PENNSYLVANIA EAII-FsoADSl
ANT1 ALL THEIR CONN NECTOES. PULLMAN
RESERVATIONS FOR ANY LINH
THOS. COOK & son,
2si & 11s5 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
Co Get fcr Business pnrp5sea
gornfru prcuerrr for 5ale.

4 TARRTTONN ton Hudson. New York-Ses1enes
y with abb land AID sar1s1-
ard s-aols win
three stalls recommendation Tor cosch1rsr Al
location and sa--o-nc
Inss among the Tie vcintty ard re rfv--
minutes drive - the 1o-ss
raj station and I'VE ths Putnam Ratlruad T4ta
COTu7ucaflo
goG o. either read For further information a6drss-
HOME OWNER. Box g. Tribune Of.ice.
BEAUTIFUL FARM AND HOME q 100 acres, -
y miles from statioE: 4 modern Eoour dWeilnS-
80 cold oLasr DuilG1uss- 0eD
-ra.sn the farm VIII pay 10 u = Pc
price s. 900 terms ho1rsi' ouains9 eos@ ne@S
S''''' J. r MGONIGALA
Dover. Del
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
REPORTED SALE IN THIRD-sT.

The Schurnanu estate is reported 10 have eoid
Ne. 91e C;reene-st and No. g 70 % West Third-st
The buildings on the premises are being torn Gown
and Vii be replaced with a modern business build
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
HuaunaI hrcnngs-

,ew rors. January 80 1903.
ELECTION NOTICE.
:, r,rf. Tr,3 Mountain - Southern Rail-
~ Co
A-oT7cr = Hereby GIVEN THAT THE
- . -,,e-+-- -s t~ s-ocIa1Ide-s O. the Louis,
TF-r-r7r~ 4 Southern RzlHay company WA oe held
Of the CITY OF -
T-s- ss---5-s "a Tuesday 1s-ch 10TH 1903 81 nine
.-'----- n GlscLlC OF thirteen -re-L-ra cI
- -z5ir- wear and t-a1sactlcn CT any otne-
--uee meeting ne ah1lAA
--- rr- T5.-erfe-s vs5u Lec Il the same ONCE
- - same ssv twelve o'cocS noon = ne tasIeI
-s - - riosas On Frfdav Janua-T ;93rh. 1876 az
--r-l .1-- N and reoene1 ine Gas i-iioWiis ne
s--sT -se-. 5r tsg alc-olseTs CT any a-sc--n-ne-t
~-t-e-- GEO GOULD. President
4 Z cALEF se1retar-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06

las-ave and one-hundrsd-snd-tve enry-ffth-st- The
buyer will improve. ,---.- 49,,
Julius Miller has sold to 4 4. WelnGaIIeu -
Southwest corner OF AveCue 3 ard SlxIh-sL~' OI4
buildings on plot H.2xS91x irregular.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06

duane Street.
The srproxirrate amount OF the charge TO satisfy
the above-descrhed property is to be SOLO rs
thereon from the IND DAY OF
December 1909 together with costs ana atioVcs aTS
amounting to 1851 o. from December IND
1909 together with the expenses Of tho sale The a-
proxiraafe taxes or other liens
which allowed purchaser out OF the pur-
chase money paid the Referee s. $50 and interest
Dated New York, January 18th, 1903
GCSTAVUS T. KIRBY, Referee
The foregoing sale Is hereby adjourned 70 Tuesday
February 18th. 1903. d the time and place
"a ted New York. February 30. 1905
CIJSTAVUS T KIRBT, Referee
" P. & r K. PRENTICE Attorneys for plaintiffs, 81
Broadway tMar1strant. New York y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06

A EMBELLISHMENTS sunscrlptions fer The Ir1nnns
n received thelr Uptown once.
no 1894 EROADWAH
ssrn ZTfh until 3 O'Clock p N
AeVe~tsefnsnts De reeei ed AZ the fooH'Es efanee
cf-ics rates cclach p We
81. stnmxe e cor 2Sa-st-. I5:s Gth-ave., ecr
1aIs-st ~ East I4sh--t: ~ West 4-d-sf, nsS
- .-S Gth svee .13 West f25tb-sft fss3s
1890 hstussn Tetn 77tk sss; l.12e 2d-Ave.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
1T1IIoRY STEAMSHIP LINES.

u From YORK. wsdn.s61y= FTiaAys @ 1 ane Saturdays
sTgAIGHT ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 10 al
osrts "a Tsxas Colorado. Arizona. California Mexico
&c: Georgia Florida Delightful Exsurslons. -
e L MALLORY s. CO.. Cen ACTS. Pier 20 E x. N Z.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
VIRGINIA
TENNESSEE.

TATE gPB1NG5g TENNs
In rba LAND OF THE SKY The Carlsbad A-1ertA
ana the Saratoxa II South Fsms for the curary.
aIL-tle-yssr-ro7nG
Climate Open v-inIsr Sumner II have nsve-
heard OF this great resort postal tor cco<lct
short ride AshsviIls. y 9 Peter Dun q s-ed-
eject fa~ reliability. THOMAS THOMLISSoN- Owner
and Proprietor. Tate Springs Tenn
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
THE ALLIANCE REALTT 0oaPAAf-
NOTICE TO STOCK 30 Lll-t.c- ~ -r-rg1-
.voT- ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT IHE

s7rus meeting o. the st1ekholders q Ihe ~ ~21l-4
Fessrs y,ouuanv VII the once q &c -
tson IL the Hrnad-EzcasHgc IolclIg % 80 york
o MaIhaLlsn, City oi --tH
- THURSDAY FEBRUARY 1871 1915 q "a, cfh~r
far election Of I'll ar1 Tor H'-t--
fsase As NAV rrncriv come before such a4e
Ttie Transfer VIII On A-ta ---s -
3 y nd cuea February lat1.z-5-,--
t-IzAHLL-ES Y LINl1S-s-4s S<-<t--t-'
Dstec New To1a February 4th 1s1-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06

AMERICAN GRASS TNISE CO - --,r-
NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV IN ihAl iilH
a--sl -,eetinr q the stockholders ot ne Aneri-
osr f,rzEs -u-re - VIII be heG TUESDAY 14aFch
2 IeE The book. El elose - February i ana open o.
cHAELEs ?. 3IoHLAND Secretary
r.sr-,.-- rt.t3
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
-.sw York. Ta1uzry 20. lso&
The Missouri Pacific Railway Co

The Missouri Pacific Railway CO.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Thai IhE
- snrusf meeting q stockholders OF re e-ss-s-
rse -. t---nar- VII heic a re genera once
Z Tie Carusus tle ClfF OF - l'Ila - -
81 = 81 -I-
1-- - -tf--ser T)irecr5-s tire ensuing year al1
49, -~or-as-5or sf ans business Ila- ia c-i=
-.15 --eerug ne annual u-eetng q TIE Di-
-ecrrrs ssu =. held ofc on CO -
r.-l. non transfer bgc1s VIZ =. G-Sss- u
January .sffh e.
f0e1e1 following anna --1~-7 - -
GEC. !. COLD. Fresioe2l-
n -arE-F -ecretar-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
DIED %" LINE.

DED ID" LINE.
As For san Juar ana Curacao also Ia Guayra Puerto
-aneiso ard Mzracafhc IL blockade 10 raised
Prom pier i3. adjoining wsI 81. Ferry. Brooklyn
st z
A.. Saturday. February 81
,b~.a vessel. have superior aeconlmoda tcns for
BOLTON. BLISS & pALLETT.
'-s General Managers 1875 Front 81
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06

LINE.
IrCp TT vEscT-vrTC-F7F-F F3OJ- -RC--fIA lIBUR RG.
r. Sc-@rv r+r-rcss and Passenger Service
-,,-,t ~ Far =fJ pm Faidarsee May 10 10 M
W4dersee r n PM A victoria Way - 80 ~
Pennsylvania Mar II AN Bluec1er. May -" ~
Patricia Mar A. AN Pelrsy vanl May o. ISHI
I3-t---s NJ 1 T1f Patricia. g. 10 AM
I,--f5.-1er AR 10 n Noltke. June 3, ( Pm
tts.hTs-5 ~ 10 An = Bismarck II. 10 AN
10, AM y
pennsylvania Apr Is, AN PTetoL Ia ILe
Aug %, 10 AN 3uecher ~
I77,,ele- 81 20 10 AM Deutschland July 2 II AN
pm AloltIze July &, 10 AN
NJ O 70 NJ Pennsylvania July IL 10 AN
P3s-s -c NJ - Ia AN 2 Bismarck. July Is, 10 An
MEDITERRANEAN SERNlCk'
NEW YoRK-NAPLEs-GENoA - .,.
sEa,-.-rs Feb - . PM +P Y. Luise Mar II II N ~
Paistia -. Mar. 2 PM PhGntcia.. Mar u = IN
sF2avenna belongs 70 Nav Co Italia
ITO Madeira. Gibraltar and Genoa
n ANF2I- -FC+-AMERICAS LINE
orces g. and 81 Broadway. Piers Hoooken' y .
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06

WHY NOT TRY JAPAN?
T. iz one of the most charuinEy Interesting
countries on earth. and has Industrial EXIT
this Spring.
COOKS SPECIAL TOUR leaves san francisco
BY the : :. COPTIC March 18th
The fare. $3.50 includes all expenses. first class,
throughout This trip offers splendid oppor-
trinity rest recreation, and educational travel
and is limited 70 fifteen members
THOS. COOK & son.
2s1 AND 1855 BRoADwAT-
OFFICIAL TICKET AGENTS FOR THE BAL
TINORE & OHIO. CHESAPEAKE & OHIO.
ERIE LEHICH VALLEY. NEW YORK CEN
TRIAL AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADS.
AND ALL THEIR CONNECTIONS. PULLMAN
RESERVATIONS FOR ANY LINE.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
. MERICAN LINE.

A MEXICAN LINE.
~ H-YORK-SOUr4A r4A1TPTON-LONDON.
1.afo,5 Feb Z 10 Philadei phia- Feb IS, 10
Fi1Ygnd FEB. L. 10 n St Paul. FEB .. 10 a m
DED STAR LINE.
ia NEw-YORt-AH[ AH[TWERP-PARIS
zsaTs-d - Feb Z d Vaderland- Feb. 81 10 a
Tsnlan6 4 10 a kroonIand FEB =, 10 a m
5,ers ia and I5 =. z. Once. 20 Broadway, y. !.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06

2s1 & 11s5 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1903-02-06

nOARD FOR AN INvALTD--A clezksnt souns Ia I.
b retired physicians family. Box 247. Doses FeT~7s
n. 7.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-28

Station Agent r. L. Englishrequests
the Review to announce that on
Saturday evening the Minneapolis &
St. Louis train leaving Minneapolis
for New Ulm will be held until $50
O'Clock. This will allow passengers
! ample time to attend the Minnesota
Michigan football game and then
catch their train for home the same
evening. .-
Messrs. Aitkin & Schmahl of the
Redwood Gazette, exhibited great en-
terprise last week in issuing an extra
edition of their paper giving an ac-
count OF the fire which destroyed the
Hotel Francois. The blaze occurred
at 3 O'Clock Thursday morning and
the same day the Gazette came out in
q four page form with graphic story
of the disaster. ~.
Fridays papers contained accounts
| of the failure of the Farmers, and
Merchants bank of LIE Sueur, owned
by w. b. and W. A. Patten. The
liabilities are $4,000. W. A. Patten,
the cashier, was the treasurer of the
Minnesota Valley Canning company,
which was established by the Chicago
concern which wanted to build a can
ming factory here.
After residence of five years in
New Ulm, DR.. G.. F. Beachler has dis
posed OF his practice to DIR. Gottfried
Schmidt and will depart from the city
before the end of the week. AS yet he
is undecided where to locate but may
select Minneapolis. DR.. Schmidt, his
successor, has lived in New Ulm for
several months. He will continue to
attend to DR.. Reineke's practice until
the return of that physician from
Europe but in the meantime will have
regular hours at his new office.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-28
A Great Athletic Event.

The foot oall game for the ives tern
championship which will be played on
Northrup Field at the Minnesota Univer-
sity Campus, Saturday, Oct. 31st, be-
tween Michigan and Minnesota teams,
will be the most interesting game of the
year. Undoubtedly Minnesota and Michi-
gan have the two strongest teams of any
western colleges and the result of this
match will probably decide the cham
pionship.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis R. R.
has authorized reduced rates for trains
arriving at Minneapolis Friday evening,
Oct. Goth, and Saturday morning, Oct.
31st, good returning on trains leaving
Monday, Nov. snd. Call on agents for
full particulars.