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New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

7Sth-st n $ f6a.8 # Of Avenue A, S7.6x102.2 .:
Joseph. wittner the: Bohemian Anchor so
cfety: mortgage. $24 900. ........---.-..-....-.-
Madison-6ve E. SIS II of 37th-st, ySJxe3;
Emily vsnderpoel. widow, 20 Charles Pea
1th-st. No "a East, 10: Sophia Moore TO
Harris WesberE: mortgage, SIS, ,Oo0.
134th-st. s. 2U9 II of 9Th 16xo9 IL;
Frederick q Potter to T kearney Wnerding
ca g. all liens - :, 1>o
11oth-st. 5 g 9S II Of 3d-ave, 25x1O0il:
AguiIar Free Library Society to Ne~1York
Public Library, Astor, Tiden and Lenox founda-
tons; ana So.
<2Jth-st. n 5. $40 II Of 9Th ave- 20x9e. II;
Charles ReichsTd to William Grant; mortgage,
14th-st Nos 344 and a48 West 50x1O3.3 8; Simon
Schwartz to Jacob Levin and another; mort
gage, $f5,uVO
ColunbuS ave s corner SSth- J0.Sxl00; Jacob
Levin to Simon Schwartz; mortgage, $l02.OOO i
Q2d d-st, e. e2.2 It of Madison-ave. 21xl00.S;
Josef Steiner 10 Josephine NJ Alvarez.
iith-st, Nos 21S and 220 East. 43x9Sx Irregular
Harris Packtman and another to Samuel Levy
mortgage SAU.Ouu
11th-st. s. ISL II of 2d-ave. 22x95; llth-
st, 8. 32S.6 II n of 2d-ave. 2l.6x0o; Harris
Packtman and another IL Samuel Levy; C..
I15th-st. n :. LIS IT OF Broadway. 5OXlO0ll:
Brevoort Real Estate Company to Moses Cfys-
:al: mortgage, $21,OOO
115th-st. q, 194.s It Of Riverside Drive aox
l0G11: Nelson r Stiiwell TO Philip MelsoWltZ'
a3d-st p 100 IT of 3d-ave. 66x96.9: Patrick
McMorrow Frederick w Seybef; mortgage
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cUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

Edwazd shH ar and zs ohe5 To sng 5be. EaiBt @
In pursuance Of an insriocGory judsment Of
bearing the twenty fourth day Of june 1902
@ the an rs pE6c m ancon s the he S YORK Real Estate
70 @ No Sr III or s s asT a Marc f @ at
e oTofE m es bv @ Said Judgment S +.
sold and therein described as follows; All that certain
qs ees sa 1 lying % and Being the Boroug ct Man
hsttan in the city Of NT York 9Sgnaed % cd apd m G G2gfg
side Of Water street distant ] M a & f. feet ] aGd
and running thence northerly and nearly parallel
an inch; thence westerly parable! water street
four a. feet feet and @ thre @ @ 81 eH @ 9mG m @
inches thence nsrallsl win Water s,gss.
and parallel with oliver Street nifty eight t5s)
sTee5 s 9ns and nI thence @ 9os Water Street.
or OH place 5ss Of the premises
272 Wner street which Tsge quit @ Tiamfd b b @ simeon
Anna skilln: his sisters by deed dated and recorded
Once in Lbe 4o5 Of conveances at page and which
intestate and without issue said simeon
sIn as their heir r. at m law % and " ThGh m owned BY
@ al, s s s had e e snf m of his e in h d
and lands adjacent thereto All those lots
erectsd wing and being the Borough q Man
as follows, wit: Beginning point northerly
ee and G a inches Westerly from the westerly
side of Catharine Street and running thence norherly
paPaei with cahsrine Street ninety two a25 feet and
sna en 0 tn and mshH5 70 @ om
and nearly parallel with
l26) feet and three and GRiI)
thence northcrly and nearly parallel with
point hundred 900 feet and eight
from Cherry Street:
parallel with Cherry Street
five inches. thence southerv
wi Street ninety (99)
III ~ inches the northerIy
Street eastery along Cherry
o point place Of beginning being
known 1O6. 1OS 1885, Street. which
claimed by Simeon d Skillin o A
Banks Skilifn D. Skin.
by Iced dated and recorded December 2 1899 in the
New York County Registers Office. Of
veyances page 36. which premises thereafter
the death of said intestate and without
issue said Simeon SkiIln their heir at
law and which bv Simeon D. SkiIlIn at the
his death: together with all right title and
interest Simeon Skillin the time Of his
death streets premises adjacent
and subject to all existing rights
certain aeyEay In the Of said premises
II and subject whatever rights IL
the Of adjacent buildings have
OF the wag OF the buildings said premises as party
walls
Dated. New York. February 24th. 1an2
JOHN A. STRALET Referee
Pine Street New York City. Borough Manhattan
following diagrams property 70 be sold
showing the street numbers thereof which
Street and 106, 10S and f0Sh Cherry Street:
PARCEL. NO. l.
No. 372 Water Street.
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PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The Following petitions in Bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court
GEORGE and MAX NEIMAN. trading NJ. Neiman $
sons NO. 4O1 West One-hundred- twenty fourthst
liabilities s422 assets $50 The principal crediteTs are
tne american Woolen Company. Boston, $1,000: Charles
+ Murphy Co. Boston. slap Colonial Bank. Eighty
third St and Columbus ave, $4,000
LESTER l. RUMSEY, formerly a hotelkeeper living
at the Orange Hotel Goshen n Y liabilities IS 946:
assets, 1892 The principal Peacock
q Kerr; No ! Broadway, 50 e35 William Nichols & GO
Philadelphia. $45e c. J. x. Jones Co, Baltimore S2Sl
Judge Holt yesterday appointed as receiver of
Christobel Salon. Edward Gross. fixing bond at
= 900 Salon was boot and shoe ma nufacturer at
New City, Rockland County, N Y. and inyo-
untary petition was filed against him on last Mon
day.
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foreclosure SAFES.
STPRElIF COTRT. NEW YORK COUNTY

Margaret W"lch" plaintiff. aga,nsf R":alir , Shran
nd attendants In pursuance "t
foreclosure aud sale duly mad" and entered N f9s
sCtio hsa date the nrst DAY OK
AnriI 1907 undersigned the Referee IN san jung
rsnf namad public auction. at The New YORK
No. Ill Broadway. IN the b"T
ogh Of Manhattan and city ~ Now YORK,
March. 1908. ct Twelve O'Clock noon on
day. hy John l.. Parish. Au"toI ""r the PrsIfSs
IL - judgment be sold and therein ~
fhpI lot piece paE'e
nf land sfiat Wing being in thH City county ara
of York. and known hv the street Nnh7'e
Thirty bounded and described
follows: Beginning point tie soUthery sie 81
distant four hundred and thirty zee
s0uhwsstsTiy corner
Fifth West Ninth street. running then'S
parallel with Firth Avenue ninety thNs
inches. wsStvaTdy and pdralIei
with Ninth twenty fva feet and four inches
n0rthwardv and again parallel with Ffth Avenue
ninety three feet ard el"vHn inches to the zoihSr
ard theme pdSfWar1ly ah'nK 'n7
feet and four inches the P'lnt or
TlGe uf beginning he said eal distances and dH'n
Patel New York. February II. 1909
EIIHI- r FROST. Referee
IOTDERT BROTHERS. Plaintiffs Attorneys. once ann
POstof1"e ADDRESS No. IL Rr'ad7ay. Manhattan. NV
York.
The follnving the property - he s0tf:
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- T. Sins.

approximate of lien SATISFY
which the above described property be sold Is Four
teen Thousand t$4n'j Dollars interest thereon from
APr lst lH@ together with tn" expenses of the sale
he approximate amount of assessments other
rn which ar" to be allowed to the purchaser our Of the
purchase money he paid the Referee. is
Thousand Hundred and FIFTY SO $500 Dollars
Dated New I0r.S February II. 1909
EIsIFFT' P. FROST. Referee.
III" foregoing sale hereby adjourned 10 March 18TH
lN!' at tho same time
Dated New York March 6fh 1893
ELIHT- Z. FROST. Referee
'tt DERT BROTHERS. Plaintiffs Attorneys. ONCE ana
I'ostoftce Address, No. II Broadway Manhattan. New
Ork TtI-
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REALTY NOTES.

The Sterling Realty Company is the buyer OF a
LOT 25x11a5 feet on south side OF Fffty-secono-
St 10 feet east of Madison recently sold ny
George F Miller. - !.
The New-York Public Library Astor. I1lden ana
Tenox foundations. took title TO lot, 5XlWu feet
on the south side of One-hundred- and -tenth-st, %
feet west of Third-ave-, from the Agu1iar free
Library Society .., .
The Bohemian Anchor Society took title yesteT-
dav fn a parCeI 37.6x1022 feet. on the north sfde
Of Seyenty-fiftk-st.. 1926 feet west of Avenue A.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Twelrth-st south side. 1856 feet east of Avenue D.
T-niopport, two story frame dwelling mousse Nxo5.
Christian Nomdraw. owner; Bronx Architectural
Company. architects; $500
Prospective. east side, 81 feet north of Macy
Place two five story brick tenement houses 3I1zXSo
Mccarthy e. Macy. owner; Bronx Architectural
Company. architect; $4,000.
White PIains-ave., northwest corner OF SiXth-st.,
two story frame stable and shed. 4txl6. John
Bauer jr., on premises. owner; Louis Falk archi-
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East 121st Street

approxmac Of the lien charge - satisfy
which to he soIfr Is
S2 the 4th day of March
1908 with costs and allowance amounting to
interest March 4th 1903. together with
the expenses Of sale. The approximate amount of
taxes other liens which are to be al :
the purchase paid
by he Referee, is S254 "a and interest.
Dated, York. March eth. 1903.
LOUIS H. HAFILO. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
Burnside Ave


The approximate amount # the lien charge. TO
satisfy Whi:h described property 20 be sold.
is 81 900 with from the 22d DAY of June
1900 together with costs and allowances amounting ="
&152 together of this sale. The
assessments water rates
allowed the purchaser Of ~"
money. by the Referee. is $l264s and
interest.
Dated New York, March 9Th 19O%
DANIEL F. MURPHY. Referee.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

OF York-Certruie G. Wright, Plaintiff
Frank Q al, Defendants
In pursuance Of a Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale
duly made and entered the above entitled action
hearing date the 2uth day February 1898
signed Referee in said Judgment named. Will sell at
JIhIiC Auction. York Real
No i'll broadway the Borough of Manhattan. city
New York 18th lav OF March 1903. at 12 O'Clock
noon ON that day Philip A. SnIyth. AuCtioneNr.
premises directed by judgment he sold
described follows:
All that piece. parcel Of land with the
erected. situate. lying and being
Twenty-th.rd Ward 81 said city Of New York Bronx
intersection OF the Southerly
s5a 9f Hundred eighth he
Westerly side running thence Southerly
along MS siia Boston Road a nifty
TWO feet and two inches South of said One Hundred
80 Westerly
1tb one FIundred and Sixtyeghth Street hundred
and parallel with Boston Road.
feet two inches and thence Eastery along the
SCutherIy side Hundred ana SXy-elSnth street
to the point or place of beginning
Dated New York March 9TH: lSNEt
Hn'V"' -'e'' - WILLIAM y. INGRAM. Referee
WILLIAM g. MILLS Attorney for Paintn GloFersville,
The following diagram OF the property = be sold
as described above the street numoer s 4'i"' Boston
Road: ,oe.,- ..
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The approxmat" If the Hen charge 70 satisfy
which deSrrihed property = be sold
thousand tS1ooo dollars with interest thereon from April
list nj of the sale. The
assessments other liens
which to allowed the purchaser OF the
money paid by the Referee, is thousand
hundrel (S2, 4DOj dollars.
Dated York. February IL 1903
EIIHI r FROST Referee
foregoing is hereby adjourned March 18th.
1903 time and place.
Dated New York. March 9th. 1903.
ELIIIU p. FROST Referee
COLBERT BROTHERS. Plaintiffs Attorneys Office and
Postofice Address No IL Broadway. Manhattan, New
York city
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

e3d St s 16a # Of 1st-ave- one story brick
store soxa4. IL; Adam Happei, owner: Charles
Essex-st Nos II and 7e six story brick stores
and tenement house 45. s174T; Mandel & Moran,
owners; Hovenhurger & Straub architects.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.

New York Security and Trust Company substituted
olyphant Vail decreased Murray Vail plainttfs
against Rosalie $Chocnberg others. defendants In
pursuance of Judgment ~ foreclosure and sale duly made
and entered in the above entitled action bearing atH the
hrst day NJ April i& the undersiEned the Referee IN
said JuigmAn' named. will sell public auction at the
Nov York Real Estate SaNsroom at No III f3ToacWa
in the Borough Of Manhattan. IN the County AMI Lty or
New York. on the 6th day Of March 1903. at twelve
"CloCk that day. by John l. Parish, Auctionee
the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold and
therein described follows All that certain lot, piece
parcel OF land, living and being the city
county and State IF New York and known ny the
number hundred and four f26+b Nest
Thirty-fourth and bounded and Described FOL
lows: Beginning point the snutherly line OF
Thrty-fourth distant hundred and twenty hve
T. from snIthPastery of Eighth
Street. running thence south
Eighth Avenue ninetyeiEht feet
nd inches. running easNaTdly and parallel
vi nineteen feet and six inches
nnrthwarIv and parallel with Eighth Avenue
light and inches tho Southery line nf
Thirty oIrh Street thence wesrwardly along the
same nineteen furhes the point place OF
beginning several distances and dimensions
less.
Dated York. February II, 1903
& FROST Referee
COIpERT BROTHERS Plaintiffs Attorneys Office and
POstofice Address N" ~ Broadway. Manhattan, New
CITY.
following diagram Of IN" property - Re sold:
West
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REAL ESTATE.
To Build Nesc Factory on WicEe
Property, tn First-aUe.

NJ. & l.. Hess have sold for the William wicke
Co three lots the east side of First-ave 4s.5
feet north of Thirty-frst-st This completes the
sale of the entire block front In First-ave., from
Thirty-hrst to Thirty-second-ss, the buildings Of
which formerly occupied by the William
vicke Co, and which had been destroyed by fire.
The purchaser is Paul L. Bryant who will improve
the property with factory for his own occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
SALE OF FIFTH AVENUE BUILDING.

John N Golding has sold for Mrs. Albert Bic
stadt the dwelling house No. a22 Fifth-ave., 321c
100 feet to client private terms.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Wilson; George E, Atlantic Dock Company; COMPANY
io 1ses per eDner $500 900
HSsssa &c demand ss07
s2a7 or 90 % e. densnS E ner cent....e-..: 5000
s2a 7 90 @ aemans ssr1f per Cent 25ooo
Rank 21 No 1aT West years per cent 1900
mdssSe ns a @ s s. Ge@and Hs peT
United States Mortgage and Trust Compang:
50 Sorne ssshs s Years;
Same to same: sd-ave g 2oe Of ssth-st; ,.ooo
ssme Fee to 9sasss sams years SO s per eG Of
two moTtgages years ~ per cent esc9 6o "O
ps0y; MGlbeTrg No 81 part
Msh E! Msude C to Harlem Co-oDeratiye RaiidaE
s 1Ro h0eR oinxiie Sears per 1900
vG Nellie to EmisTsnt g >, lDdsst5ai IF ,etst Saxns
1sa ssiT Wisd RsT n to trustees of the Lake and
watts orphan House leR o ~ 22o s1 # Of 1900
Rysn James ne j. to Emsrant Industrial savinss
Bank ssth st. III It " Of 1st ave: year. oooo
steiner 56P no2fssE a3as
sa5e pnpP 10 me vesr aenEoPG'In per 10000
1otze Elise to the German Savings Bank; 1s5th
ST. s. 40 # Of Lenox ave; year: per ,oono
Fietoher efof Jefferson B. to seanens Bank for
inss; 14th-rt and IL West: due March 80, ooo
AR5eTson. Is9 ERs @ r to Te Guarantee and trust
Company; 65th st. No 15s West; wears: per sooo
crystal cry MorssEs coppanx: 115snr anr
cent n ~. !. 5000
property prior mortgage $4,000; per NM
"ffE9Sst i1s3St ra, is44 IT Of Riverside Drive:
same to NeI.eR fttlue prior ., ooo
FenbsTs Willism and another to 3! Ams5GSn .sd s4
M9aSass Geeanf peF cant 10000
same to same; same property; prior mortgage, oo
MsE i9ds;tTis i, Us gayaFs
per 1'OV0
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
NJ PIEL BUYS TILFoRD HOUSE.

Frank T1Iford has sold No 245 West Seventy
second-st. FIVE story brownstone dwelling house,
on 2 lot S0xf022 feet. He bought the property In
jRoc Michael Piel. the brewer. is the buyer
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12

Carter. James L. r e Pattcrson-The People, -oo
crichton Jesae.H H D cordts + ...::...... 81
Carter. William H-IAcouver Press Company Ju"
Carr Henry &c DIT Rowland's Sons uncor- n-
Diaz jose 4. and Manuel RodriGuez-The People. oo
DroEe. Nicholas J
DAILY Gold Lining Dental Company j Anken l.So5
Elliot (9usave E-William Skinner Manufactur- . ~,
ing So1pahS
Fine Max-H /, C;eiter ,.......,.,......,.... 22a3
Far An d Reich. 1893
Green. II B and Phebe C-J g Hall EXECUTOR. 5l
ileSsner Fran Yes 1t: H Becker. $50
iunther. Henrfetta-H C Woodruff. 9,5I?
Goldberg. SolonoE-C F Kastenhutcr. 1Sd
Harris. RayM Rubinsky al. ................. lIS
J ClaVel Wine and Cordial Company C1avel. 165
kleinberK. Max WoIf........................ ITO
Eotpes, Philip ir-P G,uinun. I,G22
IehchtwitZ. MaX-D II I'arStairs sl......-..- 234
I1eymber. John De G Leymber. los
Moore ] VII Herman Tj1mher ia
MaioH N M Zaincv .-...,......'.......,... 2.3&I
Martin, Thomas T-R McCIle: ia
Metropolitan Street Railway t-ompe Reich 5.834
McMichae TIezekah-T V Burton :.............
Mcbride. William B-J G Crane -,.......... go
Parker w e Hankinson /
tScot Samuel C-k - Harper. 4lO%
Ra6inowttz. David. PRESIDENT Lands. 223
Secher, Henrich-J n tieigerich. 144
smith. Arthur e and Margaret J also James
The Pioneer Power Company of London. Limited ~
The Physicians Association of America-F
Iol
IesinE. Baroara-James Ciruber ............... 327
Wells. William H--W F Duttor ....,....... 32e5
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12

amount # The lien tn
Sfjch tho described property is 10 he sold
February 1903. together with costs and allowances
San9 tngs,ber with the II the sale. The sp
pIirate amount Of assessments or 7ther Hens,
o. q, ~ allowed the purchaser OF the pur-
L money or paid by the Referee. is $s1s4 and
1on2
pateo- ->e WILLIAM n. INGRAM. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12

Futon-st 20 ax44x4T 6xs4e: ipa 81 story bldg l94.
story bldg: partition sale: Leonard Kip agt Will
Kip al; Russell NJ Johnston. atty; Frederick
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12

JuUb1@7|1"|
arst name being that Of the DEBTOR:
"Ao n.~.v v.,.. 4ls6
AnhaitSer, denfsc - =, al 100
Banchet. De- rso.ss. =, nj i.,,...,.. fO,]07
Banner. PefeT-.-A Consen' e. " ...,..,,,,,., $50
Berry Harms Otrsa' 1e9
Bell Sarah--A UIytoos q Kaufrnsn ,........ 47o
Eiegtitt. JACOB ana 467
EsSa1 " Hyde, executor: -
Cohen Louis ana Barnard; also iS@~o r0isSs" Raj
Fehiinsef Jaccb-A. Reynolds Plumbers supply ,,zr
cay goSsA Ac-Ths An student League Of New as
cuSsS 1osx Ircast nisIss;a He'd Easvstns Com
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12

Drean STEAMERS
TRENCH LINE.
e COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANS
ATLANTIQUE.
DIRECT LINE TO HAyRE-PARIs FRANCE.
from pier A. North River. foot Morton ST. -,
.Mch. I2l "La Savoie Apr
a. Lorraine. .Mch- lal La BretaEne Apr
Lorraine. Apr 10
General Agency. 81 Broadway. New York
nEn ID" LINE.
- For San Juan Curacao. also La GuAyra Fuetso
C.h.,io and Maracaibo II blockade IL raised
Trn Pier IL adjoining Wall s. Ferry, Broohy
g S. CARACAS. sato.ucs, s,, "a a,,ors for
- BOUIrON, BLISS PALLET.
V@sSS"s General Managers. 12O Front 81
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
5tborI 9oenrlcs

MEXICAN A.. FOREIGN TEAt HFsi:~. A''rjN' \
N supplies Professors tutors T"NsEn@sSSs
etc TO colleges ST. aGd Families Apply 10
Mrs NJ j YOCSG~FJLTOS. - Untu square
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
HAMRH7Rg- Rg-8MFRTGAN L lNE
S. S. nIEMTaGMl ANN.

S. S. Uey / SgEIGANW,
Record No age days Fours % NH
SAILS April. Q. MAY ., JUNE : JJL4 =
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
MEN YORK NAPLES GENOA.
fPT TIujse. Mar L. II AM IRA vaHna MAT - ~
Fhopncia 70. PM Palatta- APR Il : IN
belongs to Nav 90. Italia
Madeira Gibraltar and Genoa
HAMRT- re- american LINE
Ofices. 35 and 81 Broadway. Piers Hoooken. y J.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
JUpcM ENTs.

The following judgments were hled yesterday the
g.. ,scoA he,n1 that of the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12

~ 1oa Nos ias & 1nsL.
Cherry Street
The shoye described premises viii Do Sod free ana
clear of encumbranceS. -. 80.
rateA New York. February 24th. 10OS
D~'~O " ~ JOHN A.. sTKALET. Referee
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12

Ts s" from James slip. So 8" from Oliver ST.
% ' No 372 Water Street
PARCEL NO 2.
2h, g. Nos. IO6 1854 Cherry
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
For Boys and Young Men--Country-

NIAPLEvoop Cor TcordyIIs Pa F22t Ns- Hsr, ara
M nj trs;.Iirt0ra Wakes up n9ss %
duties . lirs No -Sacco = SFTnETI iT''E Frin
The colored American., 1903-11-28
arVelous Moving Pictures and Illustrated SONGS

Mr.. Davis appeared at First Baptist
Church, 9th street and Dumbarton
avenue, on Sept oath, filing the church
to oVerflOwing. Played a return en-
gagement on October 20. packing the
church to the DOORS
Will appear at ST. Mary's Chapel, ,23d
street, between G and H, on Thursday,
November 18th, in an entertainment of
two hours, introducing the marvellous
Moving Pictures, Davis Punch and Ju-
dy Show, and high-class concert, in
THE Holy City," illustrated with NOV
ing pictures.
The colored American., 1903-11-28
ADVENT SUNDAY SONG SERVICE.

st. Lukes P. E. Church, 18th st. near
p street, n. w:
a. M, Holy Communion.
II a. M, Morning Prayer and sermon
fg Rev. DR.. Walter.
$50 p. m, Sunday School.
p. m, Evening Prayer and Song
Service.
In the morning Mrs. Kittie Skeen
Mitchell will sing "The Ninety and
Nine" by Champion. At the song ser
vice at night Mrs. Mitchell will sing,
Hold Thou My Hand" by Gounod.
Mrs. Mitchell is soprano soloist in S.
Coleridge-Taylor's Hiawatha and will
return from Baltimore especially to
sing at st. Luke's on Sunday. Silver
offering at the door at night
The colored American., 1903-11-28

Mr.. G. Grant Williams, a well
known successful tonsorial artist of
Hartford, Conn, had retired from
business and has accepted a position
on The Tribune, at Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. Williams was one of the pioneers
IN assisting to organize the National
Negro Business League, was a dispen-
ser OF Negro newspapers and general
literature, and an all round business
man. What is Hartford's loss will be
Philadelphia's gain.
The colored American., 1903-11-28

Messrs. J. w. Patterson and S. G..
Thompson, attorneys at law, have re-
turned from a pleasant jaunt to New
Orleans. They visited points in Ala
Dama, Georgia, and while on their trip
met such religious celebrities as Bish-
op c. S. Smith, of the A. M. E. church,
and Bishop J. w. Lomax, of the A. NJ.
E. Zion church.
The colored American., 1903-11-28
FULL DIRECTIONS FOR HOME
CURE.
FULL

Now that they have found a new in
gredient that makes cures SO per cent
quicker than formerly and practically
gives the desired effect over night the
DR.. Knapp Medical Co., of Detroit, the
worlds greatest authorities on the
cure of vital weaknesses, want every
man to write to them for the free re-
and full directions how to cure your
self privately at home. There is no
man so old that this receipt will not
The colored American., 1903-11-28

Union Thanksgiving services were
largely attended. Sermon by the Pre-
siding Elder, DIR. D. P. Seaton. Altar
services conducted by the Pastor, DR..
Scott; everywhere is felt the spirit of
the revival Decision for the Maker
are being made daily. On every side
the hcurch seeks to awaken the indif-
ferent and to guide inquirers to Christ.
Sermons each night by the pastor
The Bible studies are most interesting
and have been a means of stimulating
and cuItivating christian graces. DR..
Scott is one of the most able Bible
teachers. Love Feast Friday night,
December 11th, and a welcome is ex-
tended to all who would come partake
of this feast. Revival services con-
tinue to be held each evening They
are being intelligently conducted and
all who through the influences of these
meetings have accepted Christ under
stand thoroughly what they are
about. Sermon of deep interest
preached to the Sunday School, Sun
day morning.
Woman's Day is preparing for a
very large meeting the fourth Sunday
in December.
The missionary committee of the
Sunday School under Miss I. I. Rus
sell, is doing much good. Sunday
school at 9 80 a. m; half hour each
Sunday morning devoted to prayer
and praise.
Mrs. Scott, of Honolulu who is one
of the Hawaiian committee here to
press the royal claims before Congress,
has reunited with the church.
Bible class every Friday from to
p. m. Christian endtit, ,lathemeee; W, ,ho
p. m. Christian Endeavor Society
holds its meetings from to Z Sunday
evenings.
The Parsonage Club, Miss Lettie Lee
president, is on the alert for new
members and workers.
The stewardesses and their associ-
ates held very pleasant and profita-
bic meeting at o'clock TheyE?oep
bic meeting Tuesday at 5 o'clock
They are keeping in touch with the
spiritually sick as wei as the physic-
ally i'll who are brought to their notice.
Mrs. Hattie Dorsey, one of the oldest
stewardesses of the church, is seri-
OuS1Ny i'll
The colored American., 1903-11-28
Makes Old Men Boys Again

free Receipt that Restores Youthful
Vitality to Men of All Ages Can Noao
Be Had Of the DiScoUerer With
out COSt.-CNres Nervous De-
biIity. Prostate Trouble,
Emissions, Etc, and Re
stores Normal NerUe-
PO10er Almost In
StGntIy.