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BOOKS.
LOWERING IS GREAT
@mmW @A1 s

s23 BROADWAY. NEAR 18TH 81,
Extraordinary reductions have oesh u ~. -
in order 10 close out our large stock OF tho
latest and best books. Never BEFORE ma
such values been offered. Prices have 49,
slashed right and left, regardless OF S9s''
regardless of profits. Medical books, 90,
5nC 75c and 81 each. Usually sofa Troll ~,
81 to SIS each All kinds Of books to sun al
tastes Historical. biographical, rel!sIouG1'
scientific books Books Of fiction. uaysi'
BooEs for children, poetry, &c. tncycio-
paedias on sale for q song. including Apple
tons Chambers. Britannica, People, 5. &C
Purchase now the chance of a Ifetltn ne,
Il will not occur again. LOVERiNG. -"
Broadway near f2th-st.
SEE BLUE 50GNS
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PAMNHROkEEs' SALES.

ELI 9OBEL. auct.. 9S Bowery. sells 10 a.
m. all goods pledged TO May, 20. lSoZ;
May 29-Jewelry, $. Wronker & ooa'
June 3-CIothing spring and winter over
coats. full dress suits. dresses, remnants u
shoes etc all pledged prior To MAY =,
1902 e Berger AGO 6th-ave. and $50 west
42d-st.
+. Morris. 735 3d-ave.
June Clothing. dresses, shoes etc Joe
Sobel l. 704 3d-ave.
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ANTIQUES AND CURIOs.

BARTER Sc M'CORRY. 129 West 37th-st--
Antique and modern furniture, mirrors.
paintings bric-a-brac; auction prices.
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uERRIcK. LAcOR HOBART-IN PURsu

ANCE of order Of Hon Ahner c Thomas. a Sur
ToEate Of the County Of New York. NOTICE hereby
given all persons having claims against JACOB
HOBART HEFTICK. late Of the County York
present the same. thereof
the subscriber at her place OF transacng business tie
othce Of J. : & Il. a WISE. No 20 Street
Borough Of Manhattan New York. y Y, before
1st day Of December
Dated York. the day Of May. 1903
MARIA AMELIA HERRICK. Executrix.
J s. & H. a. WISE Attorneys Executrix 20 Broad
SL-..L !1-..ga o. Ma.Lattan; Ne.. York. y
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T AFLIN. JOHN PHILBRICK-IN PURsU-

ANCE II order Of Hon. Frank Fitzgerald Surro-
Of the County Of New hereby given
all persons having claims against Latin
late Of The County Of New York deceased present
with vouchers thereof the subscribers their
place of tansacting business Room No Broadway
tober
Dated New York. the oath day O March. 1903
MOLLIE SMITH LAFLIN.
HENRY Y. LESTER
BEARD & PAEET, Attorneys for Administrators, lis
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan New York City.
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CUTTER and DESIGNER class. ex-
perfenced man; speaks German and Eng-
llsh. Apply A. SCHLECHTERMAN. t"@
East 9Lh-st.
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DRESSiIAkING-

DRESSMAKER Imported waists, crash.
linen. embroidery gowns. embroidery
shirt waists summer dresses; reduced
prices ISABELLE. 157 East 4Ith-st
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.CurvOgdtes' Notices.

baldwin, PAULrNE.-IN PURSUANCE
~ of an order OF Hon Abner G Thomas Surrogate 81
che County Of New York. notice Is hereby given 10 an
rrsons having claims against Pauline Baldwin late OF
he County Of New York deceased present the same
Il subscriber at his place OF
transacng business No. 80 Broadway Borough OF Man
New before tire hfteenth
day OF September next
New York, March 3D. 1903
RADCLIFFE BALDWIN. Executor
MORRIS & FAY Attorneys for Executor. 1S5 Broadway
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LAWYERS.

-T---1---c>-- - 80 "
York-Reliable lawyers; accidents do
nestle difficulties quickly adjusted. consul
tauOu free.
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LOST.

HANDBOOK LOST.-BanKbook No. 81, 96A
of the Bowery savings Bank Is missing.
The finder is requested to return II TO the
hank II not restored before the 2otn day
OF May 1893. application Will be made 70
the bank for new book
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

COOK. First class. French american. sin
gle eighteen years experience IN all
kinds private cooking A A c. Box e5,
Tribune Uptown O1i-e. 1854 Broadway.
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LOST Or STOLEN. -Bankboo& No. 1895
of the German Savings BauN in the city
Of New York corner 4th Ave. and l4th St.
issued to George A. banner All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the SAM
II NOT returned L. the bank on the 18th
Gav Of June, 1903 a duplicate Will be is
sued.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS. Sickness, accident and oeatn ;
one Of tho best companies wants agenis;
they can make from fifty to one hunuted
dollars $50 to 5000 per week. ADDRESS
Box 2. 562. Boston. Mass.
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on uv 1,AL - Tel. 22S5
G1U w. fGLu-st. Riverside

ORIENTAL. RUGS repaired, washed, by
expert specialist. HAIG s. lSklfAN, %
west iSthIst. Reference, the II. B. ClaAln
Company.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING %.
Cleans oy compressed air. steam. hand or
On floor 1858 Broadway. 42l East 4sth-st
cor; & BRANDT. Tel. 1872 ssth-
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BANKBOOK LOST handbook No sf+ 964.
II The Bowery savings Bank. Is missing.
The finder Is requested TO return II to the
bank If not restored before the Both DAY
of May. 1908. application Will be made 10
the bank for a new book.
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IL order of Hon. Abner c Thomas. a Surrogate
County notice is hereby given to all persons
J. Nelson Low, late OF County
the with vouchers
thereof to SUBSCRIBE at his place Of ansacting bust
o. Froad street in City New York
SS1 day Of June next Dated New York, 23d day Of
December 1907
UNDERWOOD VAN worst & HOYT. Attorneys fs
E,recntor. Broad Street. New York City
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS.

EaEaIe-
WANTED Summer board in exchange for
violin lessons. harmony or German. by a
Young woman who has had foreign train
ing. or position as companion 10 lady or
child: best reference. Address NJ. w G,
lA1 CunnerLana-sL.. Brooklyn.
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set the watch tonight.
Agains; horns Of he-goat
And voice Of bull
The Of the dead.
nd each horned. fierce.
Large cared, large buttocked COW:
The Evil Ones milestone
trailing At thy Tump
TIL tomorrow morning
The tales Of the Eabitual deeds Of large
variety 81 hobgohlins. the uses and practice %
second sight and the superstitious customs and
o},servances Of the special days Of the Celtic
sear. complete a careful collection Of popular
beliefs. Well worth recording for their quaint in
terest and their value in comparative folklore
study
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I, l. FIRT-sKT Auctioneer. 20 Bowery

sells. 10 a m.
May 29-Fine consignment jewsITI !i;,, -
June by ]. J. Saver. 1+S Frankln- ST
Brooklyn, and a l. Cohen, 59l Fuitoh-sli;
Brooklyn. diamonds. watches jeWelry' an
pledges prior May p, 1902. r. Avenue
r, L. c. Newbcrser 7S4 Sth-ave-, dia
monds. watches jewelry. all pledges prior
May %. 1909. all older dates
Row diamonds. watches. jewelry' All
pledges prior May q. 1902
June BY ), Goldschmidt. l'i35 2d, sHSs
!. Simous. T72 Columbus ave; dtamoh.ais'
watches. 1eweiry. all pledges prior May -
1902. all older dates held over.
June By NJ. Rru0kheimer & sons -"
Grand st. Brooklyn. J. Harlem. tos SIN
ave. diamonds. watches. jeweiry' all
pledges prior May 26. 1902, --,...-,.o
June By J. Simous. ~ Column BUS AZ
clothing. etc, pledged prior May 26. 1872
JOS. sHoNGooD x SONS. Auctioneers.
saIesrooms No. 81 Bowery- -
May % Clothing, jewelry, J. koth' -
Columbus ave: $ cross. AS 10th-ave
etc. ': 4 Franke4stein & Co. f5e Grand At
1902. b. Aufses. 379 stanton st.
June 4-ClothinS. etc. pledged previous
to May -, 1902. +. Fox. - shave
CENTRAL. AUCTION Co. NJ. Sheehan'
auctioneer. I52 and i5i Canal-st
June by Est John Simpson. 10 bow
cry diamonds. watches, etc. pledged 70
10. 10. sol. April l. 1902 and old dates;
Tune 2.Bv ]. Simpson &, Co, Do PARK
Row. diamonds jeweIry. etc, pledged 70
No. 5000. March !, 1902, and all goods held
June 2-Bv Barney Loan Office. 1858 ID
ave. JOS. Levy. 49, Tarick-st-. clothing TO
May p. 1902.
June By P. Free1. 100 Grand-s'-
clothing to May ., 1902
June by H NcAlsensn, ta4 shave.
clothing to May -. 1902. ,,-.,-
June 4-By NJ. Hsclett. 1904 WRITE
ave. jewelry to May 20, 1907
June By g. Gutter. 4+9 9Th dia
rnonds. ieweIry. etc. No. rs 7ol 10 3S.i23
IN 1901 and 70 No i.5+3. April 30, In 1902.
June 5-Ry Fillin. clothing
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L ABNER c. THOMAS a Surrogate the County o
New York hereby given to all persons having
AGAINST Daniel ]. Ebbets late Of the County
Ee York deceased, present the with vouchers
tarsof 10 the subscriber her place of transacting
business Office Of Darlington & Pierce. No 1l6
I3-Ca5ysv Borough Manhattan. the City of New
SoTtt on or before 18th day Of August next.
Dated New York. the 18th day Of February, 1908
1880 RITA w. Voc,
Administrative with the will annexed.
+, .r2F9TNGTON & FIERCE. Attys Administrative,
BROAD vyay n Y ClIy
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IL EAST 24TH-ST.. near Madison square
Park Large room. third hooT' Win
board: table board; references.
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FURNITURE.
FANS yENrILATING. ETC.

..TO BREATHE PURE AIR is 20 lengthen
life WINGS DISC FANS furnish cool,
r7rIre air-and plenty OF it-for restaurants,
hotels theatres stores, Offices, factories;
workshops. etc. at comparatively small
cost. For a postal we'll explain how 70 n
crease business during the summer months,
~ rlesse your patrons as we'll Also
F,IEtTRIc FANS-lowest prices l. q:
WING MFG. Co. West broadway anu
Walker-st.
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MANAGER or CLERK IN summer hotel;
highest references and security: ten
years experience as manager. FOWLER
2 1874 7tf-ave
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4 DVERTTSEMENTS ana subscriptions for The Tribune
I received their Uptown ONCE
No. I.'S64 BROADWAY.
Advertisements Will be received the following
oilces at regular Office until o'clock
-14 Sfh-uVe.. : 23d-st I5:i 6th-ave., cor
l2th-st: 81 last 14th-st.; 2TJ7 West 42d-st., be-
tween 9Th and Sth 268 West 125th-st.: s83S
fd-aEe. between 18th and nth SITS: 1O28 3d-ave.,
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j. Frank r FITZGERALD a Surrogate County OF
New York notice hereby given to all persons having
New YORK deceased. present the with vouchers
subscriber, place busl
@ he 7tie Of Geo F. BrowneIl u CortIandt
Street IN the city York. before the 18th
Cay ,s e New York the 26h day November 1902
ct-S r pROWNELL. LEWIS L. ABBOTT,
Attorney for Administrator Administrator.
u Cortlandt Street. New York City.
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MACHINERY.

wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO T. EDDY 3DS Madtson-st
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IN PIRSTANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner c Thomas 4 Surrogate of the County OF New
given to all persons having claims
AGAINST Signuud Weigncr late of the County of New
the with vouchers thereof
to the subscriber his place Of tTansaetng business at
Office +. Foster. No 81 Nassau street.
in the city New York or before the arst Gay OF
TTgatSTIiary 1908 ADOLPH WEIGNER, Executor
I5f,NJAM Min +. FOSTER. Attorney, 81 Nassau St. New
York
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m PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

\ Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County OF
New York notice is hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against ustave Bumentha late of the County Of
New YORK deceased present the same with vouchers
thereof subscriber his place Of ransacting bust
the " RushmOre No 40 Wall
Street in the Of Manhattan city Of New York.
on before eighth day of June
Dated New York. the 2Sth day OF November 1902
ALBERT BLCMENTHAL Executor.
STERN & RITSHMORE. Attorneys for Executor, 40 Wall
Street. Borough Of Manhattan New York City.
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OFFICE FURNITURE.
SAFES.

@nFE@ New and second hand at low
@AG 10 est prices. Safes bought and
exchanged Write or call. Tel. 1910 Frank
lin. THE KINSEY. RAINIER & THOM-
SON 90. sea Broadway. between White
and Walker sts.. N. Z.
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the NewYork. notice Is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Daniel NJ Porter, late
Of the County New York y. y deceased. to present
same. with vouchers thereof to the subscriber at
the Office his attorney. Louis +. Dodd. No 81 Broad
way Borough O Manhattan, New York City, or be
fore the md o. November 1903.
Dated, York, april oath, 1903.
GEORGE ROSENDAI4E. Executor.
LOUIS F DODD. Attorney for Executor. 90 Broadway,
city. Borough OF Manhattan
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED.-A mar with $4,000 or $50. 600
10 invest In the heavy trucking ana trans
fer business. this is a safe investment and
can guarantee so per cent yearly on sald IN
vestrnent f. +. MOORE. > FederdI-st,
pittsburE.
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RELIGIOUS Notices.

christians ought never to use the
Lords Prayer" Come hear why not.
TONIGHT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. b way & 10th St
s O'CLOCK l. NJ HAIJ)F;M AN Pastor -
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
A!-A!-A !-ATTENTIONi
Attractive floors, suites with private
bath: with or without board single rooms,
doctors Offices; all desirable locations
highest references given. Information lIee-
S. c. LELAND & CO. West 5'5u-st-
II EAST 24TH-ST.. near Madison Square
Park-Iarge room. third floor. Win
board table board; references.
FURNISHED ROOMS. with board; also
table bORrders. rs West 1Ooth-s5
1zTH-ST.. 116 EAST. near Union square
Exceptionally clean house; square room.
with private bath; also two small rooms
first class table; references.
IfTH-ST.. II DAST.-Van Rensselaer, Ho-
tel; elegantly furnished apartments; pr
vate baths: telephones: elevator; eIectI5c
light; hotel service: SIS weekly upward go
for two). including board. Transients az
commodated
GO MADISON-AVE.- Rooms. single. or en-
suite; private baths; breakfast optional
ST. ALBANs. 7 EAST 31sT-ST.
Rooms. single. en- suite, with private
baths: doctors ONCE: dining room, paIloF
moor: electric light: excellent table noara.
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Of an order Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate
County York. notice IS hereby given all
persons having claims Alexander Harvey. late
II the County New York deceased, present the
vouchers subscribers their
place trausactng business at the Offices OF Curtis R
Hathaway. Broadway tManiGttau). in OF
New York before the 3rd day OF october
Dated New York. the Bird day Of April 1903
JOHN r. SUDAN. HERBERT L. SATTERLEE, Exec
CURTIS a. HATfIEwAY. Attorney for Executors 12o
Broadway tlIanhattaH). New York City.
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\ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

i Franz, T Fitzgerald a Surrogate of the County OF
New York is hereby given TO all persons having
claims against Anna McCreey, late Of the County OF
New York deceased. present the with vouchers
subscriber. his place of
business at the once Of william Orr, No. 81 Chambers
Street Borough of Manhattan CITY OF Ne" 1oFh'
on before the rst OF August next.
mated New York. the 18th day Of January, 1908
HENRY FORBES MCCREERT, Executor
WILLIAM c. ORR. Attorney for Executor 81 ChamoeIS
Street Borough Of Manhattan New YORK Cty.
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CARPET CLEANING

CARPET CLEANING.
J. & J. w. WILLIAMS,
353 W. 54TH ST. cd deii SSe
CARPET CLEANING. Established 1878.
JORDAN's OLD ESTABLISHED n. Y.
STEAM CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
437-9 ". 45TH ST,
Has for the last SO years enjoyed the
well merited confidence OF housekeepfrs
Cleaned. packed. insured and stored II de
sired. Tel. 511-3sth St
TWIN BROS, 875 5TH-AvE.. have the best
hand cleaning. repairing and storage de-
partment Of Oriental rugs ana GaTpet az Il.
rugs and wooIlens with TWINS OH
ESTAL KILMoTH AND MOTH PROOF 9GG.
me. the positive pertumed \egetabls 4icth
Destroyer IN the World
w1LIrAMsoN's STEAM CARPET
CLEANING WORKS, 453 West 3Sth-st
Telephone 6617 BIS. All carpets cleaned
at cents per yard
w WILLIAMS & SON.
30 w. 77th-st. ! F Il Ezsri
Carpet cleansing, Send for circular.
ORIENTAL. RUGS repaired, washed, by
expert specialist. HAIG s. lSklfAN, o.
West 1Sth-st. Reference. the II. B. CiaIlh
Company.
CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING, Co
Cleans by compressed air. steam. hand or
On floor i55s Broadway. 42l East 4Sth-st
cor; & BRANDT. Tel: LS2 ss .tl1-----
DRESsMAkING.
DREsSMAKER -Imported waists, crash.
linen, embroidery gowns, embToidsry
prices. ISABELLE. 157 East 4Ith-st-
FURNISHED ROOMS.
4 LARGE newly furnished back Parl09F .
or doctor in quiet. private family. near
Central Park. 30 West 97th-st.
sos 1i.a.>4soN-AvE. C62a- Parlor suite
asA b =, one hall room; terms moderate
S-sAIPION. Proprietor
,-HrAR WALDORF. - WEST 9TH ST
Large. handsome rooms $50 monthly;
small SO; transi snts, Southerners accom-
modated-
18th sT.. q EAST. corner Madison-ave--
Attractive suite and corner rooms, refer
euces.
18Th ST. 10 WEST Elegantly furnished
back parlor suite. with private porcelain
bath and toilet; breakfast optional. terms
reasonable; also large front room
9th ST. 90 wEsT.-An elegant three
window front room, with connecting
hath. also su all hall room. in private
house: absolutely clean and cool
TO LET-Large front room; three win
dowz: comfortably furnished; all con
yenienCes. in private house, gentleman
only 26S West 22d-st. Reference desired
12sTH-sT.. 1874 WEST.-Large and small
rooms: running water. telephone; also
back parIo- for physician: private family.
FURNITURE.
HERALD Square SalesroOms, 40 vest
34th-st.-AntiQuitIes and modern iCshl-
ture bought sold exchanged, restored. re
finished hacking Ehiuplrg.
FANS. YENTILATING. ETC.
ITO BREATHE PURE AIR is 20 lengthen
life WINGS DISC FANS furnish cepi,
- 49, :. -. s.
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TRUNKS AND LEATHER GOODS.

ADVICE TO TRAVELLERS your
Trunks Bags. Suit Cases direct from
makers. AMERICAN TRUNK co. II
Union Square West. largest retailing man
Ufacturers IN the world of travellers requl-
sites. Lowest prices. Highest quality sat
isfactiou guaranteed.
HERALD SQUARE TRUNK AND BAG
SHOP, y. z. Cor 33d st. and B'way.-
100 slightly soiled trunks-below cost
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LOST Handbook No 433 9sS. seameu'a
Bank for Savings. II ana 80 wall ST..
Ncw-York Payment stopped and cancel
lation applied for. Please return TO bank
0ST-Eankbook no 1901. Ednl, for
Savings $50 4th-aye.. New York. Pay
mcrt stopped Please return book TO bank
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A'DVERTISEMENTs and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Oflce No. 364 Broadway. between 33cI
and 2-th sts. until o'clock =. m AdVer-
.isarlerts received at the following branch
Offices ut regular office rates until : o clock
D. NJ viz. pa Sth-av s. = cor 2oi-st .
l53 6th-ave.. cor f2th-st; % East 18th st.
15- West 42d st. between eth and Sth ayes. ,
9f2 West lG5th-sr. 33S 3d-ave.. net" cen
7Gth and nth SITS. /. OPS 2d-lve-. near SIS
st: ,TuS Ist-ave- near e9th-st-. l5I East
I25th-st T56 TremOnt-aye.5 G5u Sd ave.
near 4Ist-st. 554 3d-ave-: 21O BleeCker-st..
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RESTAURANTS.

GIBsoN's RESTAURANT, 81 Ma 4 s8
Lane. New-York Breakfast specially
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v PI-RSrANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

- Abner c Thonas Surrogate of the County OF New
York Notice is having
against Francis H Wall Of the County OF New York
with vouchers thereof 70 the
subscriber place OF transactinG business. Room
OO3 277 Broadway. in the City or New 1ork on Vi
befo be 18th day Of August next.
Dated New York. the 9Th day of February; lSGS
MARY A. WALL,
Administrative OF Francis H Wall, deceased
TIARRIAIAN q FtSSENDEN. Attorneys for Admins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-29

LOST OR STOLEN .- Passbook Nc, >, l.i
Of the Excelsior Savings Bank, 20 West
oqd s1 New YORK All persons are caJ-
toned against purchasing or negotiating tho
same. and any person having claim TO
said passbO0b is hereby called upon to pre-
sent the same to the bank on or before the
str dav Of June. 1908, or submit I" having
the passbook declared cancelled and eNtu-
cuished and a new book issued in lieu
thereof.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-23
SHEFFIELD LECTURE COURSE.

Professor Moore to Speak on Storms
and Weather Phenomena Tonight.
The second lecture in the Sheffield
lecture course will be given tonight, at
s o'clock, in College street hall.
Professor Moore, chief of the United
States weather bureau, will give an in
teresting lecture on storms and weather
phenomena. The subject is a suggest
i've one, and will no doubt be presented
entertainingly by Mr.. Moore, who has
had wide experience in matters per-
tanning to meteorology and weather
phenomena.
All the remaining lectures in the
Sheffield lecture course, together with
the one given tonight, will be held at
College street hall, in order to accom-
modate the large number Of people who
desire to attend.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-23

The comedy and musical act of Gil
lette's canine comedians. is being an
prcciated by large audiences at Polls
this week. They perform all sorts of
"od feats and the musical part is an
enjoyable one.
Wanted an Aunt" and his makeup is
a. good part of the sketch. A French
man evolved the aunt scheme to deceive
his wife and Barnes takes the aunt's
part. He gets into all sorts of trouble
with both the wife and the husband,
and the climax is screamer
Levine Cameron and company in a
lively offering THE Demcnted Intrud-
er" introduce good acrobatic work and
some clever tumblin9.
Hal Merritt with his crayon work
and his limitations gained a good hand.
He has one on The lady clerk at the
book counter that wins him a good
hand
Julia Kingsley, dainty comedianne
and Nelson Lewis have a refined and
neat comedy sketch "Her Unclc's Niece"
which introduces both in clever parts,
Others on the bill are Bruno and
Russell in THE Faker," Smith and
Bowman, the coon singers, and origin
ators of Good Mornin CARRIE" Al
Burton with his monologue. and the
Nitagraph with new views,
Prices: Evenings, 10c. zoe, SOC; matt
nee 10, zoe; ladies' at matinee, 10c.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-23
List of Patents

Issued from the United States Patent
Office, Tuesday, January 20, 1908, for
the state of Connecticut, furnished US
from the office of Seymour & Earle, So
licitors of patents, 86S Chapel street
New Haven, Conn:
A. W. Case, Highland Park, pressure
blower.
H. J. Hord, assignor to Acme Oil En-
CINE company, Bridgeport, explosive
engine.
c. H. Mather Essex, assignor of one
half to G. E. Knowles Brooklyn, store
bin.
G. A. Mcintyre, assignor of one-halt
to J. A. O'Neil. Stamford, dust pan.
w. p Norton, Torrington, change
speed attachment for milling machines
w. E. Porter, New Haven, pedometer
j. Sachs, Hartford, safety fuse.
J. A. Traut, New Britain, plane.