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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-09
Pittsbure Depot Robbed.

Pittsburg, Kan, Jan. 81. w. Shee-
man, night operator at the Missouri
Pacific depot here. was held up in the
depot Thursday by two masked rob-
bers. The men secured about $50 from
the safe and money drawer.
A two weeks sale on fine Mexican
drawn work commences January 10 at
Warren NJ Crosby & Co.'S.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-09

Rochester, N. Y. Jan. 9.-Leroy suf-
fered a fire loss Of SIS, 900 today. The
condagratiOn was caused by a gas ex-
plOsion in the rooms of S. Oatka Hose
company. The pOstOffice was burned
and much mail destroyed The Lamp
house block was also entirely burned
This building was the finest in the city
and belonged to Yale university
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-09
Sultan of Achin Submits.

The Hague, Jan. Ut is officially an
nounced that the self styled Sultan Of
Achin, Sumatra, Dutch East Indies, has
rendered his submission
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-09

GRAY. a mechanic employed at the gas
works, fell and one of mis- legs was bro
ken He was working on a smoke
stack and lost his balance and fell 80
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-09
Eighty Entries for the Suburban.

New York. Jan. 9.-The entry of
Corrigan for the suburban handicap
has been received, bringing the total
number of entries up to eighty.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-09

c. H. Luling has appointed Harry
Trovilla. foster son Of State Treasurer
Frank Grimes, to be docket clerk in the
insurance department during the coming
two years.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-09

Duane L. Clark, one of the substantial
citizens of Emporia, resident of that
town since 1857. is candidate for chief
doorkeeper of the house. He has rec
ord Of So years as a Republican without
holding Office.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-09

George E. Tucker. OF Greenwood, lined
up this morning for Barker for speaker
but refused to express himself on sena-
tor For state printer he is for Hoch
Hoch is a Fourth district man and ]
viii do all 7 can for him. I believe he
viii be elected"
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
ARRIVALS OF BUYERS.

Loeb & stern Co.. Lafayette. Ind; Solomon Loeb dry
W A Menizier Chicago. Ill: George ". Moore, Jap
goods.
castle Braid Company Chicago. Ill. ]. B. Fftzsin-
mons. braids No. b22 Broadway
William DrygoOds Company. St Louis MO- MISS
F. Digss drygoods Albert - -
William Barr Dry6oods Company ST. Louis. NO. ~
Mcnamara. drygoods. Albert
Barr Drygoods Company, st LOUIS, MO; Marie
L Kelly. drygoods. Albert
Danbury Shirt Company. St Louis Mo: John J.
Speliman, drygcods No. 81 East Sixty -foUTth-st-
Mannheimer Brothers. st. Paul MINI: Miss r. A
Foley, millinery, Parh-ave.
Herpolzheinner Company, Grand Rapids, Meh George
a Mango1d cIoaks-
Pocdhontas Collteres Company Pocahontas Va; Edw,
J. Ware. general merchandise. Herald Square
Espenlain Drygoods Company. milwaukee, Wis: George
T Schultze, general merchandise, Holland House.
Bee Hive. Columbus Ga: Edw. Lang, millinery. Alb
ingdon
wm- Barr Drygoods Company. ST. Louis No; s. S.
Kerr. carpets. Holland House
Frank Brothers San Antonio Tex: Aaron Frank,
West m Bascome & Co.. St Louis. Mo-. Western
BssccUe. insurance
victory Manufacturing Company. Bay City. Mich; F.
r. Stevens. shirt waists. Vendome-
William l. -whipple. Providence. R L: carpets Muir
Kahn & Co. Chicago. Ill; A Kahn
Henry Ettenson & Sons Drygoods Company, Leaven-
worth. Kan: F A Murray. drygoods-
Henry Ettenson & Drygods Company, Iaaven-
worth, KAN Robert lgei. Cloaks.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
PRISONER TRIES To KILL
HoboLen Policeman Has Na'ro7o
Enape-a Fierce Struggle.

Burglars broke into the Carlstadt postofhce at
. O'Clock yesterday morning and blew open 'ne
safe The explosion aroused young son Oh fo7'
master Albert Neiderer. who sleeps over the post
o4tice and the voices overhead no doubt frlShteheu
.,,.,, tho burglars before they ended their work.
for only SO in cash and quantity OF stamps Mele
stolen The burglars scattered the stamps alois
the road leading Hoboken This being diSco'
ered nromptl. the Hoboken police were inforhleo-
AT Hoboken Police Headquarters Patrolman Gar
r,ck WAS instructed to watch all cars enteIlne
Hoboken over the Paterson trolley ROAD I"O
hours after get this order Garrick oodIueu
car and learned from the conductor tha' t"le
n,an ALL strangers to him. had entered the car lleai
tbe Seacaucus powerhouse, which is about TWO
miles from the scene of the robbery. Garrich ~ %
to the Barclay-st- ferry, and leaving the cai W.
.ba strangers covered them with his plstoi aS
they were about to board boat for Newborn
one of the men made dash past the ticket ciiop
ner and the second toward the entrance OF dis e
Lackawanna station. atout hundreb b Siiht Tisht ear
of the third. who did not attempt TO esoaT aTfaking
the fellow who had toward the stauon az az
reeving e9ch of the prisoners of loaded rero1Fe r
Carries GefoI fol.ng Pstroman Gerken with the third
man who had "un past the ucket PiPicenen COW
cred them with their revolvers on the way ~
Wben the door of the lookup was reached one OF
the prisoners who had handed over pstoi +der dnp
and nressing 1t to Garricks cheek, pulled the trls-
ger The cartridge dld not e%ploae di tme he was
i,Sortad unconscious by blow from the butt OF
Ciarrcks weapon The unconsco9s mi man renaning maE
TWO prisoners We're brought before KouhdsnnaIn
Kilduff who ordered the usual search OF the men ems
clothes before locking them up. While Gerkens was fs
conducting the search &ilduff noticed one OF ts i
prisoners moving his right hand uneasiiy ABOUT III
one Of his pockets. In a bound the rounusndl
vaultad the rail in time grab the fellows hdfl1
which held a long barrelied Smith Il WeSSon 30
caIibre revolver. After having been relieved OF ln
UeaDon after struggle. the prisoner cdlully tol1
Kiid1ff that he had Intended killing Gerken and all
hands in an attempt to escape the twenty yeaEs
Sentences that he felt certain awaited him In the
remainder Of the search the two prisoners were
covered hy three revolVerS.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
PAYS FOR SUPPORT IN ALMsHoUsE.
Lawyer Denies Girls Story That He is Her
Father.

Robert y Waite, lawyer at No 256 Broadway
snd living st No 346 West Fifty-eighth-st, mas
ssreed to pay to the Charities Department 500
wear for the support OF Grace Z Waite, twenty
years old while she is in the care of the aims
house department, The girl declares that the law
yer her father, but he asserts that she is the
daughter of brother of his, now dead
For over a V ar correspondence has beer carried
on between the Charities Department of this city
and Providence, r. l.. where the girl was until
recently In anuary, l@12, the girl was taken from
"A house in Providence TO the almshouse there, not
having any visible means of support She was at
tended by D J. D Lance of the aimshouSe whom
she tol6 her father Robert y. Waite, the law
Yer. and gave his address here. At her request
she was sent here the steamer City OF Lowel.
She did not leave the vessel when Il arrived here
lout stayed on board, and vas discovered by Cap
tain Applebee when the steamer returned to Prov
Sdenee. She was sent back 90 the almshouse and
TOLD the same story Of having a father here
SIuerfntendeut james II Eastman, Of the aims
house there exchanged correspondence with the
lawyer until last fall rie received s. from the
laE-Ter which refused to accept as IL was
against the rules Of the institution TO take money
Then Mr. Eastman communicated win Superln-
rendeut Msrwta, in This city. ana MI Merwin wrote
70 the lawyer GA December IS the lawyer offered
10 pay IS 2 month for the girls support The girl
p-ss finally brought here aHd placed in the aims
house January Il -
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27

ADVERTISEMENT ana SUBSCRIPTIONS ros
The Tribune received at their Uptown Of
fee No. l,364 Broadway. between 36th and
3Tth sts-, until O clock .. m Advertise
msnrs received at the following branch o.
fees at regular office rates until 9 o CLOCK
D. m. viz; 23+ Sth-avc. 9 e cor 23d-st-:
iS3 eth-ave.. cor. i2th-St.. 90 East f+th-st.i
25T West 42d-st. between 7th and Sth aves.s
263 West l25th-st.; 32s 3d-ave.. between
10th AMI nth sts-: I. 026 3d-ave-. near 6lsc-
St; l. 7OS ist-ave near S9th-st-: ISL East
l25th-st.: 156 TTenOnt-aye. $50 3d-ave
near slst-st.; s54 3d-sve.s 2l0 Bleecker-5t
BIS Bleecker-st Brooklyn, N Y.-2fs
Court-st: 215 Srnith-st-: I.0O& Gates-ass.
Newark N J.-TDl Broad-St- Also M AL
A d T. Offices
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were fled
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court
se7 20 assets $50. The principal creditor Il
Holmes No 200 Duane-st, SI22.
teenth-st liabilities. S9O7 o.: assets principal
creditor is Charles Collins No. East Sxteenth-st
J. FREDERICK HALDERMAN. No. 3.985 Park-ave
grocer. liabilities sl,G14 50; assets Ssh principal
creditor is hoener. Schwabeland & Co.. No. All
FoUrteeDh-st sos. secured by chatel fixtures In
petitioners No. 1855 Petitioner
stock $780, horse, $780, and fixtures $500 Qnortgaged
BENITO II LAMBERT No. BIT West One-hundred-
and ffteth-et Petitioner WIS member of the firm Of
hmber dissqSed ss s d in Huntsye t Ala Ala in 1883
creditors Emerson Fubr & Co., Cincinnati. Ohio
s4140 KOhn. Woh & Co, Louisville. 5000: Hass
EDWARD c. PARMELEE and OSCAR s. FLASH
fled schedules. showing liabilities OF S24 592 66, and
waIl-st holds claim Of $500. by
mand Other creditors Edward Flash jr., No
s. 600: F. NJ Hunt Produce Exchange. s. 13l The as!
sets fixtures. $3.50 accounts. Sl l9l; unlqudated
THE FALCON ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING CON-
PANY of Anpere, j.. filed schedules showing
.s9s IS and assets Of S76l4 The principal
pany No Il Cortlandt-st. 300 creditor
has chatte mortgage covering all of the bankrupts
No Wal-st, S14 sol: Edward Lussner. No 432 East
seventy-1rst-st, s1O555; Mantha, Scbatz Co. West
Orange. sIo.2ss- The firm has accounts 81 Ga
voluntary petition showing liabilities Of s26 e. and
assets OF 500 The principal creditors are J Waters
Dilxorth, Greenwich-st. S799; ]. Beck and B.
Stohl No 1882 Flrst-ave. s349. -
TAFT dealer in dresses waists No 440 Broadway.
The petonng creditors. together with the amount of
81 1s9 Michael weinsberP s355 secoiof Pulien. S271
1t is claimed the Indebtedness amounts 10 5000.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, Feb -Closing-wheat-spo quiet: No 2
red Western winter. No l Northern spring 6s
No / California. 6s lid: futures quiet: March Gs
37d; May, 6s 2lSd; July. IS I'D Corn-sPo American
mixed new, steady. As 61.d; frCre5 steady March, is
esd; May. IS 5$sd. Peas-Canadian steady; 69 55Sd
GPacffc C,uast) firm f7Gf7 easy; India
mess 82s I'd Pork easy; prime Western. rs Cd.
Hana-Short cut 16 ID dull. OPS. Bacon strong;
Cumberland cut. % 50 10. 49s Cd; short rib IS TO
clear midd!es, light 2S to 81 h. 45S cd
long clear mddes heavy 25 20 20 10 sos short elear
backs to clear bellies IA l6 10, 5ls.
ShouldeTs-Square, II IS ID. Ais Cd Lard
Prime Western tierces steady 90; American re-
fined pals, 4Ss. Butter-Good United States.
steady sos Cheese steady American finest white and
coIored 62s Cd. Taow-Prime city. steady 2ss: Aus
London easy, 32s 3d. Turpentne-Spirits firm.
AS Rosin-Common firm 5s 45sd- Petroleum-tiefned
refined spot. steady. 21s 3D.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
Inv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

ny
,-,;c.go Feb 26-Wheat closed lsc higher than
.4ov but early in the day sc to 1ac
higher The strength mainly from corn.
Nav opened at Tlsc sold between use ana ''2sc,
and closed at 77t4c; July closed at 'S4c sellers.
was a small professional market English markets
were 1p a fraction. but the s"ht rallies at Liver
,ool and London were offset by break of 21ac
bushel in the spot price at Paris Receipts gen
erally were less than last year. although the
Southwestern arrivals were larger 1he North-
west cars were 3O2 compared with 5SS cars last
wear; primary receipts were $4,000 bushels. com
nared with 656 900 bushels. There was mild weather
West and Southwest and the prediction was for
rain or snow THE Price Current said that the
wheat condition was being maintained and that
the plant was deep rooted to Withstand the trials
of March. Clearances were only ln,0o bushels,
and clearances from the Atlantic and Gulf ports
so far this week less than 6O,0D bushels IL
is likely that the weeks clearances Will De lhe
smallest OF the season. Millers took wheat moo
erateIy but the shipping demand was slow Ihe
seaboard reported only six loads for export Ihere
are no big speculative operations under way.
The corn market is the centre of interest now
Half the big operators here are long and talking
Of higher prices Armour Cudahy and the Enshsh
packers are all on the same side. and there Is so
much distinguished company the bull side some
cannot understand how all can get along peace
fully Corn closed &c to &c over yesterday anu
at one time asc TO 12c over. May opened at
46lsc sold between 46lsc and 1850, and closed at
4s1ac July closed at 44a4c sellers. Receipts were
256 cars, with $50 estimated for tomorrow Ihere
was no contract The demand from the East was
slow. the quality poor that with only the
glucose company willing to take 1t, the buyer couiu
dictate his own terms The low grade corn to-day.
too was 1c 10 &c lower. The seaboard reported
I5 loads for export.
Oats were helped in a small way by the corn
frmness. They closed unchanged to &c over yes
terdav. Nav closed at 353tc sellers, and the July
az 327sc, Receipts We're not much more th9m an
sufficient local requirenents-96 cars with IIo
estimated for tomorrow The cash market was
steady A moderate business was done with the
East, S0O00 bushels; clearances were 44Vo pusneiS-
The market has had put upon 1t millions by Pat
ten 1t is expected IT will feel this load @ iatet ~,
high point of the season. Hogs were lOc 10 & 2Uc
higher and also at the high point OF the season
On the advance there some selling OF lard oy
Swift and apparently some selling OF ribs by Ar
mour The small stock of product has not IN
creased here this month. The packing for the
week was 10000 under last year and DOo under
w wears ago
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
OBJECT TO PLAN FOR WIDENING.
Residents IN Fifty-ninth-st. Differ as to
Proper Scheme.

The agitation for the widening of Fffty-ninth-s st
from Fifth-aVe east has aroused property owners
on that thoroughfare to high pitch When the
local boards Of improvement OF Hudson, Yorkville
and Murray Hin decided OF Wednesday TO widen
the street by taking of forty feet from the north
side. wall Of protest went up from property own
crs on that side Of the street They assert that
they have bee-- Disseminated against All sorts Of
plans are advocated by them. The smaller mer-
chants and shopkeepers are divided In opinion
Some, who fancy that condemnation proceedings
would rebound their favor are willing to make
any concession; Others, who have an established
trade not willing 10 give UP so readily.
The city lots between Fifty-ninth-st and Six
tieth-st just 20 feet and 10 inches in length
To lop OF 40 feet from the F1fty-ninth-st. lots
would leave a 60-foot lot The principal sufferers
would be Blooningdale Brothers. the Hoffman
arms apartments and the Hotel Netherland. E. w
Bloomingdale thinks that a 30-foot slice off each
side would suit every purpose and provide suita-
pie approach 70 tae new bIldse. Charles A Ger
ZACH. proprietor Of the Hoffman Arms. says that
= 49-foOt slice on the north side would mean ruin
10 every oulIdlns on the proposed way
lie suggests that the city take the sidewalks on
cjties Thai Would give the proposed Width Of
euying skyline. he declares. and in addition leave
The buildings where they are.
The Hotel Netherand proprietors are without
opinion They are merely lessees, the Astor estate
business distnrbed however A forty foot slice
taken from the Hotel Netherland would ruiz 1t
DR. r. D. Jones. Of the Hotel Roland has a
md Fifth sVes. Fifty-ninth and sixtieth SITS and
build q magnificent approach 10 the new bridge
street is even and the north side the proper
plan is to make any changes on the north side.
The Of such approach would be, in has
Stinlation over s25 900 0t5. but the return the
buildings that would rise each side Of such a
boulevard would in some years recompense the
grand boulevard should be constructed the ether
side Of the bridge out through v Long Island Tor
trat would be unequailed in any city in the world
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
COMMITTEE REPORTS AMPLE ASSETS

Howard c. Smith. of Charles Hathaway & Co.:
William H. Porter, vice-president of the Chemical
National Bank and James C. Cannon. vice-presi-
dent of the Fourth National Bank, the reorgantza-
ton committee of the embarrassed leather house or
the C. Moensch & Sons Company, yesterday issued a
statement saying that the firm had ample assets 10
meet liabilities If it received time 1t depended
on the note holders whether they would accept the
plan not, and whether the committee would take
charge of the affairs of the concern and carry !
out. The note holders being communicated
with. and the committee will be able TO report
later
It is understood that the c. Moench & Sons Com
pany at least s250G00 in this city. the greater
part to several banks.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
MRS. SAMUEL C. OGDEN DEAD

Mrs Samuel Cornell Ogden died yesterday after
noon at her home No. Il East Thirtieth-st, at the
age of ninety-three.
She was the daughter of Joshua Waddington, an
English merchant who settled in New-York in 1775
He was one of the founders of the Bank of New
York and interested in the erection OF the
old Grace Church. He also an early member
of the Chamber of Commerce and a president Of
the St. George Society.
Sarah Frances. his daughter. was born in this
city in 1870 and had always made her home here.
Mr. Ogden died in 1852 She leaves son and
daughter.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
SALE OF ICHENHAUSER PICTURES.
A ssir Joshua Reynolds" Sells for $3.50.

The first Of the two days sale Of the J. D. lchen-
haser collection Of pictures took place at Mendels
sohn Hall last night, when seventy-four canvases
fell under the hammer realizing total of S37,S75
Gilbert Stuart Portrait Of John F2thsrgiil sr NJ
D. George H Richmond $575; Sir Joshua Rey-
noids P. r. A. Portrait of Mrs: 0tway 500
J. NJ. ". Turner. R A, Street in Dover NJ MI
Fiildebrandt S20O J. NJ. W. Turner r. A, The
Straw Yard Spencer P. Schoter. $40; John Con-
stable r. A. watering the Horse G.. H Rich
rnond $500. Few dealers were present.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
MAY INCREASE CAPITAL TO s2o,ooo,ooo.

It is understood on good authority that the cap
ital stock of the Guggenheim Exploration Company
is soon to increased from s6.500.000, the present
amount to at least S15 0O09O0 and possibly as much
as s2O0000O0. Chester A. Beatty. of Colorado has
been appointed assistant general manager, ms
chief being John Hays Hammond, who Few Gays
ago was made general manager.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
OFFICE EURNITUE.

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown Of
fee. No. 1854 Broadway. between 3tith and
3Ith SITS. until } O'Clock q. m. Advertise
ments received az the following branch Of
fees at regular office rates until 5 uclocA
=. m. viz: 25i Sth-ave.. s. e cor. 23d-st. /.
l52 6th-ave.. cor. 18th st e2 East l4th-st..
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
FOR SALE.

$500 GOLD GLASSES, 81.
This week our Opticians Will examine your
Eyes FREE and sell you q pair OF our SO-uu
..i1K PREMIER. Gold Eye Glasses or
SpectacIes. with Crystal Lenses, warranted
: years for 81. Hours: a m. 10 y p N
CHARLES A. KEENE, loo au"1S'
N Y City
NTCkLIN. 163 Pdrk ROw.-Fine tools
guns pistols. mathematical, suFgiGal'
deemed pledges a specially.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

OLD WATCHES WANTED.
ALSO DIAMONDS. old gold. jewelry. etc.
Cash paid or we will take them in exchange
for new goods WATCHES AND JEW
ELRY REPAIRED in our factory on the
premises Hours S a N. 70 p m.
CHARLES kEENE. i6o Broadway.
Y city
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27

GRAPHER-Broker's Office pre-
ferred. JOHN HENNESSEY. $50 East
1Sith-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
WORK WANTED
Female.

sTENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITERi
willing and obIiging; best reference; mod
crate salary expected at first. Address
Miss HELLFANT, 40 West 4th-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
HOTEL eELLsoYs INDICTED.

louis SIessie- and John Cullen. the beboys. whom
ne police believe 70 be unusually clever hotel
hieve. ware kte yesterday afternoon indicted by
tbe grand 5gxy the charge ~ grand larceny in
he second 6sErss
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27

/ HOUSE MAID. &c-A competent house
| maid or parI1r maid. family closing house.
| Apply 10 present employers, 90 5th-ave-
/ Friday and Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27

HOUSEWORK--By Young woman. plair
washing. kind 70 children: good refer
ences: willing and obliyins. SO Sd-ave-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27

Tanner. Joseph SIS Frank
.rhjes WiIliam-A Schilgen
Weed Smith M--Brooktield
zas,,Iv. Iouis-S Kiausner.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27

DRAUGHT5MAN.-M nicsl swiss. aged
q: technical graduate. shop and ONCE sx-
ences- Address II. TANNER. General De
livery p. u
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
n PURSUANCE OF an ORDER OF HON

Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate County OF
York. notice Is hereby persons wing
claims against Bumenhai Of the County OF
New York deceased to present the with vouchers
the subscriber his place
ness. the Office OF Stern u Rushmore No 20 Wall
Street Borough Of Manhattan of New York
before the eighth day of June
New York the 2sth day of November. 1902
ALBERT BLUMFNTFAL Executor
STERN RUsiiMoFE, Attorneys for Executor 40 Wall
Etr.st Borough ~ Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27

T ow, ]. NELsoN-IN PURSUANCE OF An

- order OF Hon {. Thomas a Surrogate Of the
County New York. notice is hereby given persons
having claims against Nelson Low OF the Connty
deceased 70 present the same with
subscriber, his place
ness he Off OF Underwood. Van g. Howl No
25 Broad Street City New York or before the
Both dRy OF New the 23rd day of
December. 1902
UNDERWOOD VAN WORST x HOYT. Attorneys for
Executor 25 Broad Street New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
LAWYERS.

SMITH & ENGEL reliable lawyers 3OS
Rro1dway. Ney-York: accidents, domes-
tic difficulties quickly adjusted: consulta-
tIon free
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
JUDGME ENTS.

The following judgments for sums OF over 800
were filed yesterday, the first name being that of
the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27

ADVERTISEMENT ana SUBSCRIPTION. for
The Tribune received at their Uptown Of.
fee, No 1884 Broadway between 36Jh and
S1th sts.., until O'Clock p. m. ADVERTISE
ments received at the following branch Of
D N viz: 254 Sth-ave. $ e. cor. 23d-st- ::
l53 6th-ave. cor l2rh-st-; % East l4th-st- /.
257 West 42d-st-. between 18th and Sth aves !:
263 West 125th-st-; 1.33s Sf-ave.. between
76th and nth sts: / O26 80 ave. near Dist
1t; I7OS 1st-ave.. near S9th-st-: 15I East
125th-st.: 736 Tremont-ave ESQ ?d-ave'.
near 4ist-st: 554 3d-sve-, 2lo BleeckeF-s
Court-st: 215 Smitb-st-: 1.O0t Gates-ave-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27
LOANS.

ABSOLUTE PRIVACY hFa%R' EciioR'
LIBERAL Treatment to salaried people. male.
female. Room l.42S. i.133 Broadway. 0
a m. TO o
New-York tribune., 1903-02-27

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown Of
fee 40. 1884 Broadway. between 36th and
SIth SITS, until O'Clock .. m. Adveruse-
rrentg received al the following branch Of
fees at regular Office rates until O'Clock
D. M. VIII 2J4 Sth-aye.. 3. e. cor. Z5d-ss',
iS3 Sth-ave., cor, I2th-st.; 90 East i4th-st.1
957 West 42c-st. between 7th and sth aves.:
2t3 West l25th-st- ;S:}S 3d-ave.. between
10th and fifth sts.: 1026 3d-ave.- near 6ist-
i9sth-st; 75S Tremont-sve,; $50 2d-ave,.
near 4Ist-st- 554 9d-ave-, 30 Bleecker-st.
325 Bleecker-st Brooklyn, n f--Zlo
Court-st-: 215 Smith-st-: lOO5 Gates-ave;
Newark. n J-T94 BTosd-st. Also at all
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