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New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
S,rrREME COrRr. COUNTY or NEw

Yc.k-Ichn r sudan Trustee &. ain
acaInsr JuIrls KafZe1s"r=. ard rfh~-T r-Fa-t--- n
~ judgment ~ flr'r.'suT~ an sale fsy
NAL and entered helm !arsf HaI.H I7tG I.r3 T.
Ur1prsignAI. TassTFA said I-dgrnss- Fs---7
he EsN Ss5r=T--laI
M T;rGaHuav Bcr0uEH 7f N1ah irrtE. re
York On 18th day o AFsii E'J = o'ci0cs. u1r
Joseph = pa-- aU"fI'-'s ne f-16's-s ..---e+
- sold. e"d .-t--@
I,ws: All that ia. pie 7ss"ri Of H-l
utt5iUg AMI Iu. ';Fs "nf- '--r1 ~-1- -rr'.
lying bsfrK in Twelfth Wa -
Ne Yp-k bounlad and 5es.ria=i f...ar t.---..r.
rfr Soufhr-tv ErdN = E'G-.r'
street distant hundred an4 e!"c"2 tee $50 g.
half 5rCHe rAr'v
irfer.@ctinn Of abe S,sIthsTiv hun,i-e4
frst street with tho Fc-stery cf TAX -rs
Srsth~EIg Ua-Gll' TIfH fsrS Sss-I
T,arIz through p T1-"y wall .rai--G fee eleven
INNS To - Ease
along lire and parallel with One huudss4 At
NNTT1eTv. 7a-@''es
with Park \ eRue, and partly through sEstneF
all fee eleven InrrFs - The S'ItheTy
side Of Ore hundred and WaSIsr
along SoHrheFly side nf He hlC1td and tst stree
;he point La. Z F-GlEHi = s7E ~
same premises kn~vC a sE--H@- IIf Ia t"!sE
Street il 80 inty - N-v- YORK
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

OF New-York -Lucie A Buddngtcn rlan.iT sss.A>s
HfIIIarn seKRte et al defendan;s--ln purSuarf ol
Judgment foreclosure and sale. tuy mace ara -
in the above entitled action. beartng date t E-5H
OF March undersigned the Netei e u -
Judgment named will sell public aucuon az ''S
York SalesrOon. No III ffECd'.s
Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New YORK on ne S4s
% March I9NS O'Clock noon cn tIat DAY y
p auCtfoneer. premises cIrectei ~ SAG.
10 he therein described as foioNS- a.
certain Iot piece parcel OF land Tich the 6u-s
thereon erected lying and being IN ~
~ Manhattan Ci'y County and State or Ne" fz
and bounded described fylio~G TIA; !s 20 sSy
Ginning AZ pOIrt Southerly side q One Elh-,
and twenty-hrst u2lsu Street distant tSsnty ~ t--SI
Te.,srly from the SouthNeserly Of Park tFll
Avenua and said hundred and twe1ty-tTst StEe-s
thA1re running SoutHeriy parallel with PARK tEHuII
Avenue and part of the through party NaI- o.
and (D inches the cen'rS
81 the block between hundred and twenty nTst i-s
ava Ona hundred and twentieth u2oth} Street tnente
WextsrY along said line OF block. twenty l Ees-
a line parallel with Park tFoaFtnl
Ayrnne ana part through party van; ohS
b,1I-rj OOO eleven t1D inches u the Shuthsr
Of and twCnty-hrst t2lst) street AE
thence EasteFy said Scuhery EHs 81 one nunoI
ana twenty aFs G2sD Street. twenty @O feef 70 tnS
DOInt MIA Of beginning
Dated. New York. March Tth, 1903 ,,,,- =, r,,-.
ANDREW WILSON Attorney for Plalntin, la4 Nassau
Street. New York CIV Borough c: Manaattaal -'e'
Ork -. 9, "a
The following q gram o' the property to - . y
as described above. the street number oehS ;" E4s1
Ieist Street
I2Ist Street
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
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~ received A. their 8Pt99W,R 0h16Ge;n, 0fh16G;,Ax
Foreclosure Sales.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
~ Of New York-Bertha Wagner. Plaintiff against
and others faction No ID. Defendants
pursuanc OF Judgment OF Foreclosure and sale duly
made entered in the above entitled action hearing
20h day Of March 1903 the unfprsisne6 me
Judgment named. will sell at Public
Auction the New York Real Estate saesroom No III
broadway n the Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New
the 18th day Of April, 1893 at II o'clock noon
r Meyer, AuctoneeT. the premises
directed by said judgment TO he sold and therein de
follows: All that certain lot piece or parcel
OF land, with the building and improvements thereon
the city of New York bounded and described
Beginning point the Westerly side OF
Fifth distant nifty feet Northery from the corner
intersection OF the Westerly side Of Fifth
Avenue with the Hortherly side of One hundred and
running thence Westerly parallel With
One hundred and thirty sixth Street and part OF the dis
through wall eghty-fve feet thence North
srIy parallel with Fifth Avenue twenty four feet ten
Inches Ea-tery again parallel with One hundred
and thirty sixth street and part OF the distance through
side Of Fifth Avenue and running thence southery along
Sie of Fifth Avenue tHentyfeur feet
the point place OF beginning. be the same
q less
Dated New York. March card. 1908.
ROBERT RUSSELL Refsrss
DAVID MCCLURE Attorney for rlantiT. :" William
Tho following Is diagram Of the property to be sold
described above, number being No. 2240 Fifth
Avenue. New York. N Y:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
Burnside Ave

The Approximate amour. % :he lien cr sh--se., -
satisfy whi,h The above described property 5 . as -
$1,000 interest thereon from me "a --E =
IaeO VIII and allowances
sT52 aS-iCsC together expenses ot This Sa5
assessrnerts
p o,bn- T.Ps 70 he allow Ell purchaser ont = -;
purchase money, paid By the Referee lS g. - -
Interest
Dated New York. March 6Ih. 1898 -,,,z- r.,-..
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

The approximate = f-7 o- -ns-r- o.,
satisfy which the aboFedescroee property - sof
D., S9.a4J with intrT-St t-r-e"U q. -
February, 1903 together With ard sIi9z1--.S
amounting to sf2342 with interest from Fs5-Is-y 3t-
1873 together with he sIpeCzaE ? - sac
proxinate amount of -rhsr t.rs
paid BY the Rsferss - Rsls - ~
terest.
WILLIAM y. INGRAM. PETERS.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
Notice of Summons.
11-PRENE COURT. PLAINTIFFS DESIRE

SUPREME COURT, PLAINTIFF DESii'N"
place isl the ,Gnl GsnS S6aS.s e H:S t6Spp
a.s r.. hibans asmi H' 81 .aa .f:"aan
Ssns TSk"oS Sas9 ,I,ng TmrIs sSp. TIa N15s hs
frps e & M name Of said @ TO p15 5s
TIM ssn1e Seins sc,ous hrst Of said
defsa.nt being 6Ts 10 Es e'aS VIE The name
being Actitious, the tIsi name OF a,d 1ns ae-
and his wff s hf bsns
0nFnen 40 niainti EEabeth ouscAenbush Matss5st
s and E@mR gaS qua Tx tre ars
nam. Of sns gnLnoTH s,,,n 10 P'hIa TN. KIT
Jennie Preston Mary =! e. @ nsns
eoUs m SD 6sfES4ni J.snste es3s csn.n
12aS. isss NnRP e srs E;S
T.m. wfe rss n .ad aane desndap, beSs ain
Ciarret Vaenne ami EiIshe'i 'I"rrI :'' SHsJTHa2
sseea:sd sss .sd Tfl cnar.e raa TS a T
SsMSsS1 Ne SsSGo SGe2nsn s2msn nR. a.ry
.nn sanay .so6 eoS'f snt.hs8 rr9 To m n:
defendants and & rseh .,Iant n in this az
c"Ey Of y9T sy. after the service
this summons exclusive Of he DAY s.@ar =. judgment viii
he tAken against you by default for the Fehef "e"'
IN pas.d 5aS New York November 18th, 1902 ....,
TRNERR R RoST9N 5se addfeF a3RAS& e WHEN street
9ffiSs %1Ts s1d M' FoS''"ss election
the ,tS.ms u.sn n5ss AkTsn Ins DANIEL
Alderman q che 09 lane asfcngn being "nkno@ rn
Tssbeth MsTEaret SEsaT Emms %cEsms ssrHS
Tacob q Valentine Valentine. wife Of Jscop ~:
5tIn.,n: ,be rsa,e Cora being fictitious the urue
Hrst name OF said dsfendant being unknown to 7siLI ~
.ta Wi,E Carrer Alderman. Ann ACkern1an ~te t
Gnrret Ackefnan (he name Ann being hGLitraus ~
rnn of defendant being unknown
nlsntif1 Garret Valentine Executor q tne viii
na rImSie the fore going summons Is served upon yo
t, nuhitcatrn pursuant to an order OF tich; =;
y! ~ Trs,ire ~ tire Court Of the state
Tew YCyk dated the eleventh dsy OF March LSl" n
aIaS in the office or the erS oL t-e
nt~ G ~ New YORK Court House IN the Borough
- Wen1a.tan City and State Of New YORK
VI New York March iith. i9H
TUNER RoisT6N non nm NJ A'2Tne5s Tor f'a'"'"
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
Foreclosure Sales.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COT-V-v
Of New York-oertr9ds c. Wright. P1aintir ,r,,...
Frank S. BIaney. ct al. Defendants S-aass
IN Of Judgment OF FaFseIosr3r.
duly made and entered In the
hearing date the Goth day Of February
signed. tn Referee in ESIs iaaRHlsnt narn@f viii
Public Auction. the New To-k F,s-afs -
No III BraGway IN the Borough Of Manhattan CTfy =
New YnTE he Zhth day Of March itO3 u -sS..5.
that day. hy Philip A. Sryth AucfIaras- ~
premises directed bv said Judgment To be sold and t5rs
described follows --'1'7ia
All that I"t. piece. parcel II lara vrt,L -
building thereon erected. situate iytHz ard hs-r
Twenty third Ward OF said city OF New YqrE a.L5
Borough. beginning The irfPrse~fen O
sl5s Of One Hundred ard sixty eighth stree, a,. -.
Westerly side OF Boston Rad. running thence
along the Westerly side OF BSton Rad n pcaf ssfv
feet ard iRches south y sad
and sxtyeEhth street: thence Westerly ara 1sSStt.f
Hundred ana S,Ry-sizhth Street on bT-s.ss
feet, thence Northsriy and parallel Boston
af;y-tWo inches and themes EaBsry ai7u1 80
SCutherly side Of One Hundred and S1ty-eiK7rb
10 the point plsre ~ b~Ei1HnE
Dated. Ns% York @ar~h Srl. 1909
WILLIAM y TS'P Az r's,.-..
WILLIAM G MILLS. PfEt-rIE. G!o-erssfr.
New York
The following - prnnA,tg - - ~
described aboss The oslE ly1 g.T-.-
Road:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

A DVERfIsEMENTS and subscriptions The Tribune
"A received 81 their Uptown Once.
Advertisements Will the following branch
Safces at regular once o'clock viz:
Mth,st S9 Pest i4tG-sS;s 81 Wsss 1sd;:t .ss e:
SA.eTe. OetTeen 1sth and 77th sts 1.OS0 Ss-Hve;,
l2Sth.sG;t 750 TreMORt-aYe.S $50 3d-nTe., near
HseskosS~s4 SSSHlEiiI SS:SSSHltEiixI.S az SeSie CoGIt-Sf"o
61e &RIfh.st.l i.OO4 GaieS-avS. Newark, =. J.
IDA 8POa1~Bts Also A. d. T. odlceR
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

The approximate amount lien charge TO 81
Rbove-deScTIbed vropeTty ls 10 e 49,
S2 E35 interest thereon from the attn DAY 81 t
1908 together and allowance anousS 80
G3&s with interest from March 9TH ls5 k,,t 81
The experses OF the sale The approximate a!n'Sa'
taxaa nKat agu1-1tS or other which are 70 70
TO OF the purchase money . va
by the Referee. q 6a54. .34 and interest
Dafo- NS" A0'~- LOUIS r. HAHLo Rsfsrss
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

A DVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for me 1t''1''
q iVed their Uptown Once.
No. I .38A BRDAD~ Az -
will be received at the tolioNAs
offices al regular ONCE until o'clock p M
AKA Rfh.aTe., 2ad-Kt-: 1S3 Bth.3Ne'
18th ST 92 East I4th-.ti 257 West S@d,sti; .s,s
3d-aSe.. between 18th and TTth SITS lo~" I,a.f
,7OS iHt-aNe., Slth iot EsH
J.5th.nf, 7SG Tremont.aye.i ESQ Sl-aNe.' n.aE SE
aaISsSIx ar~S4 RrOokiSn, n. Y.-2f1 GOurt-sk
ais Smitk-at.I 1,OO4 EsAtes-aEe. New -
ma RPOaa-st. Also at A. D. 7. o61GaA
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

l36th Street.
approximate amount Of the lien or charge to satisfy
So with interest thereon from the 18th day OF March
1905 together with and allowance amounting 10
$l66 together with the expenses Of The ap
proximats taxes assessments other liens.
which TO be allowed the purchaser out OK the
chase paid by the Referee. is 81 34sT5 and
Dated New York. March 29rd. 1908.
ROBERT RUSSELL. Referee
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
Change of Name,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ AsPEI.r. COOPERATIVE GROCERY COMPANY
having its principal business oft
in Borough Of Manhattan city County and state OF
state New York in and for the County OF Ne" 1orA
l. thereof, TO be held IN the county
Court House in Borough OF Manhattan City Of New
York, the tWsntyeighth day OF April lSo5 az nSo
Of that day as soen thereafer
as be heard. for order authorizing SAID
to change to the ASPELL
WHOLESALE GROCERY COMPANY. o..
Dated, New York City. the 10th day OF March l9t5
ASPELL COOPERATIVE GROCERY COMPANY.
By j.. WHEELER ASPELI@ President.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Tribune
< 4 at Uptown Office.
No. 1854 BROADWAY.
will be received at the following cfanch
Offices at regular office until ociock D. M viz:
Sth.aYP., e. 23d-st.: 153 6th-aNe cor
i3th-sti o. Ea at 14rh-st.: 257 West 42d-st:. BE-,
tween 7th Sth ayes. 2S3 West 1S3th-St; l.5.bS
10Th nth SITS: 1O20 sSd-aH e..
near s1st-st I.TOS 1st-ave.. S9thst: loI East
75U TremOnt-aSe.s $50 :Sd-aVe., near
4ist-st.; 5S4 2d-ave:t 2l0 bleecker-st.i 80
RieeckeP-sf. Brooklyn, y. I.-21G COurI-st:i
2i5 Smith-Rt.; 1,OO4 Gatcs-ave Newark. n J.
-794 BrOad-st. Also at A D. T. Offices
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
HOTEL RuDOF

DIRECT OCEAN FRONT ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.
Rooms with and fresh water baths MUSIC
N 7. Representatives. Park Place, IL 30 a. M 10
phone 606O Corsndt. c. r. MYERS.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

Not. To- Approximate - -Hs L. ~ "sa-r-s
to at+vc dFsTrr-sl r-rP~--- = - =
soIi i 81 6T3 ~ interest thereon from Nara -
Igt; together with ami allowance a-rIG't5g -
S9I3 yyrh interest frG t1F-'Hf FROM A-rC1 1877.
l44G together with nj tb" -aa tF@ -
,nnaa srro7i Of taxes. -ssrs--cacs arI Tstrr
Ts4res or other liens tte ~
= ;He T-hase money. paid - ts~ .Hsece" - SIS -
{ nd interest
THOMAS ,-lTIERAS Fsfs-as
GEORGE u. Ellis ATTORNEY far TIainur. Iil a.,a!-
-Yurh.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
RHODE ISLAND.

WATCH HILL, r. l.
Is only I hoSrS from New York from Boston; all
ington Line Boats connect. Long distance telephons
telephone lines Aisquamcut Golf Links OF the best
the country absolutely safe bathing, AshinT
boating sailing macadam roads unlimited supply 81
pure spring water under good pressure.
Can offer furnished cottages s45o TO g. 500
also, at Pleasant View. Weekapeug (HoFnary
NoyeS' Beach. and Quouocontaug from $3.50 10 600
FRANK ". COY. Real Estate Agent Westerly, r.. /.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
THE GARDEN HOTEL.

OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.
Atlantic City employing white service
WI FINCH Prom H. j. PEARSON. Mgr
Personal representative at Hotel Netherland.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
HOTEL PONCE de LEON,
THE ST. CHARLES,

Atlantic City. \. j.
OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
50 private baths. and fresh water shower attach
ments Modern and complete.
NEWI.IE HATSES.
formerly the Chalfonte.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
TIE ARLINGTON

MichiEan-ave and Beach Atlantic city. X. J.
view. New throughout with every appolnt tment
including elevator extensive parore steam heat pr
Special &c to es daily. 80 to sl6 weekly
Booklet L <. KUEZ-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
\ DVERTTSEMENTS and suhs"rl- IONS fHr =
A ret-,Vrd IL their pruu p Once,
No : I.:St UROAF)A AN.

"A ret-,ved u their t-pruu1 ONCE.
No. G.::6it 8ROADN AN.
Advertisements received th" f"tH1 ~ r-a
aflcss regular 'ti'e rates uE'i. =. : ~ -
t ; sth5a's "a & :. fS Si 7 1 W:-t 9f9:I.s 3.si -
tween IN and Gth 1vaS. 2Ii:t I25sh-St: i.:5S
:.,I-nHe , Tsrh snd TTt1 =:--. iii2fi II-aNe
I2:Jth-Af.; T5B Trenont-nVe.; $50 :Sii-RNP.. a
4lst S54 8d-aXe;; 2iS 3et Sk eT-sf,; -
215 SaaIth-Ht.I I,nnI Ga tes-ake e NeTS1TA y =.
-7&l4 BTOad-st. Also at A i. 7 oi1-'s-
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
~ York County.-Emra A Whteside. plaintiff. against
In pursuance cf judgment f9Tsl 0suTa ari
duly made entered in the above-entirie acton a7t
sjTneS The referee IN said Judgment named
public auction at the York Reel Estate Saes 90oH
no. III Broadway. IN the Borough Ot Manhattan 'Ft r
New York on the 3Oth day March 1893. Y cIaCt
day. John J. 3cElroy; Aucttonee the c-e-1
arTibed az follows; All that certain lot piece parcel
York bounded and described as follows Wit: Bsz7
tant three and thTtytwo and tWentyfour
hundredth "a 1902 feet NortheFy from ths c1sneE
Burnside Avenue Easterly side OF EyeT Ave-
nue. thence SorhwaFdy along said Eat'-iy Ts
hundredth 41o feet thence EastWardy and nearly az
right angles 10 SAID Ryer netyeighr and ninety
four one-hundredth C9S 9i1Oo) feet thence Sou-aE-dy
ard parallel said Eastery si]a q said RIVER Avs1us
twenty-five onc-hunstrsth - 2ioo) feet: themes
Uestwardy and nearly az right angles 70 sad Hysr Ave
7S-eO) the point place q beginning BIE IL
Estate Of Myer Finn deceased Burnside Ave-
1T9th Street. Mount Hops. TreDlJnt =itH "aFd
Dated New York March 9Th. 1905.
DANIEL 7. MURPHY Fsfsree-
Thomas z Munday. attorney paintH rs Brsz1Edy
Borough Of Manhattan, New York City.
The following diagram Of the property 70 q 81
. described above; there being street Hlno=r
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
HOTEL. RALEIGH.

Ocean End st. Charles Place. Atlantic City Nj
ExtsaaiVeIy improved and many and attractive
features introduced. high-class modern hotel Win
hest location offering Special Spring rates Capacity p
Elevator service suite. with bath: steam heat
etc. Superior table and service Coach meets rams
Booklet. K I. Sk1AE1EH'
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

Atlantic City n absolutely hreproof hotel,
ST. Place and the Beach the centre Of all atrec
tons Opens March 2sth Capacity 200 Elevator; room
with bath Steam heat etc Very gaeeial sPrin
rates Booklet SMITH & BOZARTH
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
THE Lorraine,
HOTEL ELWOOD,

On the Beach. St, Charles Place Atlantic city, \.
Fresh and sea water baths Elevator Special Spring
SAML. WAGNER & SON.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
9S 94-fR1 feet

= 9S T3-l00 :. V-E
=
z
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
HOTEL TRAYMoRE,

ATLANTIC CITY, y. ].
Remains open throughout the Every known com
fort and convenience for Winter guests. Golf privileges
Running water In bedrooms.
D. 3 WHITE, President
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
ATLANTIC CITY. n. ].

HOTEL MORTON. Virgnia-Rys.. near Beach.
pacty 2TB Suites with private BATH elevator from str
level floors: fine table. Ocean view. Open all
year. Mrs. ~. r. HAINES, Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
''The Salt Breath of the SEA Brings Health
GALEN HALL,

ATLANTIC CITY Y. J.
Sanatorium and hotel. New building, handsome an
elegant Physicians and Room
With private baths and sea water place for rest an
T. L. YOUNG. General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

TIE value of the Biographies in THE Repre-.
sentative Men Of the Bible" "a. c. Armstrong
q SOn) lies in their spiritual and artistic de-
Hneation Of traits- DR.. George Matheson has
almost completely succeeded in his avovped at
tempt to make his treatment independent of
disputed critical questions. He declines to en-
tsr this heId even 90 fat as to consider whether
the characters that he analyses are or are
not historical To him they are merely AID
solely portraits drawn In q book. and, as por-
traits expressing certain lines and colorS The
elements ere to him the same. they exist. and
they are possibly as 6 subject to be outlined
whether they may happen TO stand for actual
Or merely legendary personaees. and whether
they are G1titicus. dramatic or poetical. The
Introduction te this book is q piece OF original
work that shouIe attain to g permanent place
fn the literature OF historical Interpretation.
Il IL almost equally valuable a. g contribution
q spciogetlcE Dr. hatheson points out The
sahlcient reason why the ola Testament has be-
Why n is that no other ancient civilization has
srer seen able % make the figures OF its great
r,en universally familiar TO the ages. and their
names bouaehoid words down 70 our OW'n day.
FOur great examples are seIected-China.
psrssg ever toFard the past: India. casing up
vvxrd te csozdiRnds and % rast dreams; Greece.
lsokInr Only along the Jewels OF tia world. and
RcEas, with eyes turned downward to ths bur
Aere size must lift and bear. Different from all
eh.a.e ss the race fr0na which these great Bible
aeares sprIng-fortunete In its very provincial
s1gn shas pgoED9aed unique devstcpment-sSo-
fakeA. tDdtviAnaI and. above eIL ceFEytng ever
b@ a. SAzFt tAs s7as4t Of roHtinsAsE Fens~.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

HOTEL IROQUOIS,
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J. SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. AND
BEAcH.-Finest location Modern high-class hoteli
capacity eco Baths; parors, Speetat
Spring rates SiO $3.50 weekly 81 so and daily
Booklet w. r SAAN
HOTEL PONCE de LEON,
VIRGINIA AVE. AND THE REACH.-AR uns1cshed hotel
unsurpassed location. Capacity for 300 guests
Elevator to street steam heat baths rooms en- SUITE;
mi view of and BoardWaIk'
ana complete detail OF modern appointment.
eprinS SO e17.S0 weekly: e2 and up daily
Booklet ". F. SHAW
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
THE GLENDALE,

St. James Place and Beach, Atlantic City. n. j. Hig
Every appointment: best and most central location
tor, etc. Special Winter and Spring terms. l. F.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
NEW BOsCOBEL

hRnIUCKy~1YEs He5l bebCHl
ATLANTIC CITY, n. ].
Centre Of all attractions: every appointment with
tiona! luxury; Sic up weekly; booklet. E. z. MA
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
THE NEW CLARENDON,

Virginia-ave Beach and Steel Pier. Atlantic Cit
n J. Open all the year Attractive Winter house. Wr
for terms. NJ. D. NEIMAN. Owner and Proprietor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-10
WHERE GOVERNOR LOWNDES
STOOD.

And aglin during the last year of
GuvrlM0r I.owri,>i ADMINISTRATION some
CI,urrd mCH had h,tI tried and convict
ed in Kent county for tine murder of Il
distinguished citizen there. \ tr,lncn-
GDui> pressure wa> hl,Mght 10 bear upon
III" Governor IT, parGun these. mon. or
To commute their sentence. which In. re-
fused t" do. lT01 the petitions for these
pHl'lorS We're the Fumes of many prom
n-uUt Democrats. and aN soon Ills the.
Governor refused the pardon. every cf-
feat WIS made to prejudice the crlorph
people agaiINt the Republican rule for
tI.,s refusal and to cXtrllIatr the kind
lima of the Democrats toward the color
,.l man 10y r,rtsun cf their having urged
this upon him, and there are many to-
day vino believe THAT u large part of
GoyclIer Smith's majority in 1899 w;l$
secured through the Idvuutng, which the
llnD"lat~ took among TIN. colorcd PEG
pie of this act Of Governor I.owmlcS To
secure the colorri vote" Applause.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-10
EX-GOVERNOR BROWN DIS
AFFECTED.

In regular Democratic circles these
stories have also been heard and the
mne Of Ex-Governor Frank Brown has
been connected with Them Tlslt Cover
nor Brown does not intend to give the
ticket his active support has been made
plaiu by his published interviews and
statements. Just before he went To New
York Il few days ago, he said that he
would take no part in this campaign.
That Ex-Governor Brown would come
out openly in opposition to the ticket is
not thought probable, although his
friends say that he is much dih4affccted.
The Democratic managers regard him
AZ being against the ticket this time. An
other gentleman whom rllnor connects
with the alleged movement against the
ticket is Mr.. William KeySer 1t was
said ON Thursday that those inclined to
bolt the ticket We're awaiting the result
of Mr.. Rayner's candidacy for the SEN
ate before coming out openly, in the hope
that if the city delegates declimevl to
pledge themselves To him. they may pos
sibly have Mr., Rayner lis un ally.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-10-10

~ ENERAL VIC" BAUGHMAN
WAS tine only speaker at Elk
~ tom on Monday night, who
frankly avowci the intention Of
the Democrats to dielflslnc!riSe the co,Ur-
el voters of the Stsrte. in the event Of
their securing the next Legislature smd
Governor.
In his speech ON the Howard House
steI~ Mr.. Baughmsm put it this way.
When we framed the pltSrct Ballot
law. we we've cumpe!lcl Reluctantly to
d.SfrHuthis'e some white voters. Give us
the next Legislature with nyr Governor
then we will ~ amend the present law
that | promise YOU. we viii NOT dtSfragl-
chise Il Sirglc whit" vntt T.. AMI will
secure white supremacy in thu State
There is L~ mistLk;wg the mtar:ng Of
the Generals language.