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New-York tribune., 1903-03-09
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

~ Edward S skillin and others. plaintiffs against
fendans In pursuance Of interlocu.oTy ,udemen.
action bearing date the twenty-fourth day Of June so2
@ f s M SS s m h m S
alesooms No III B9adwsy Borough & Of MaI6estan ,6es
twelve o'clock noon on thai day by Peter F. Meyer
sold and therein described follows: An that certain
ctpd @ situate yins 81 ana being the Boroue If Mann
haitian. city Of New bounded described
side of Water Street distant si1tynine 900 feet and
street and running thence 0ohery and nearly parallel
an lnch thence westerly and parallel with Water Street
four - feet and & tres 90 inches thence 'onshe5y and
inches; thence westerly parallel with Water stress
and parallel with Oliver Street nfty-siEht e55 feet three
Street and thence sons Water Street
or place Of besRnns the me
81 skim to Ms zabe n * Se0G s9
Anna p ssP his sisters by deed dated and recorded
n @ Of iGf M aHd
ntetafe and Without issue descended to said Simeon D.
SkiIn as their ,, heir at law and whEh were owned by
with all the right. title and interest which the said
The street and lands % adace9 ada @ thereto ret Al those lots
n e b civ ng 9 qGd NV oenF YE IN ,os9 hs @ Of Msn
as follows Wit Beginning at point on the northey
side Of cherry s'rest distant 60 feet and
side Of Catharine Street and running thence norhey
aqs @ s With vi Street ninety "1 a2 n fet any
a5 Ga ten @ and 10 o nc5 @ g feet
westerly and nearly parallel
twenty-five (25) feet and three and $40
inches thence northerly and
point hundred 900 and eight
inches northery from Cherry Street:
nearly parallel with Cherry tven
80 inches: thence southerly parallel
t'1tharine Street eleven
t1ll inches northerly Cherry
easterlv
the place Of beginning being premises
known Nos 1H6 I0a fOSl1 Cherry Street which
quit-Claimed by Simeon D Skillin Margaret A.
Ranks Elzabsth sEln Anna 3 skillin his sisters
by Iced dated and recorded December 5. 1s39
New York county Registers Office IN Liber
at page 36 and which premises thereafter
the death Of each Of said sisters ntesate
issue descended to said Simeon D Skn heir at
law. and which were owned by Simeon D Skillin
time Of his death together with ali the right and
interest Of said Simeon y. SkiIn time OF
death in and to the streets alleys and
thereto and subject to all existing
certain alleyWay in the Of portion
and easements If and subject
the owners Of adjacent buildings for the use
Of the walls of the buildings premises party
walls
Dated New York February e4th 1909.
- JOHN A. STRALEY. Referee
GEORGE c HOLT. Esq.
Pine Street. New York City. Of Mani
The following are diagrams of property
showing the numbers
Street and 1oe los and 1oe1s Cherry Street: ~
PARCEL, NO. l.
No 372 Water Street.
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SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

Margaret weche. plaintiff. against Rosalie schoen-
berg and others defendants In OF judgment
foreclosure sale. duly made entered the
above entitled bearing date the first day Of
April 1902 the Referee in said judg
named will sell public auction. at the New York
Real Estate Saiesroo No. III Broadway in the Bor
ough OF Manhattan In the County and City OF New York
on the 9Th day Of March 1903 Twelve O'Clock
that day, by L Parish, eer, premises
directed by said judgment be sold. and therein
scrioed follows All that certain lot piece parcel
OF land situate lying being in the City County and
STATE OF New York and known by the Street Number
hFy o) West Ninth Street and bounded and described
lo4oNs Beginning at point the souhery side OF
est Ninth Street distant four hundred and thirty feet
no nine inches westerly from the souhwesterly Of
fNtn avenue and West Ninth Street, running thence
SouIhWarcIv and parallel ninetythree
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approximate OF the lien charge satisfy
which the above described to be sold is ten
thousand S1U000 dollars with interest thereon from April
1st 1902 together with the expenses OF the sale The
approximate Of assessments or other liens
which be allowed to the purchaser out OF the
paid by the Referee. Is two thousand
(S2. 400 dollars.
ELIIIU B. FROST Referee.
The foregoing sale hereby adjourned March lsth
1903 the time and place
New York. March 9Th. 1903.
ELIHU B. FROST. Referee.
CoUDERT BROTHERS. Plaintiffs Attorneys. Office and
Postof1ce Address No. Al Broadway Manhattan. New
Nfl
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The approximate amount Of the lien charge to satisfy
which the shove described TO be sold Is Four
Thousan $4,000 Dollars with interest thereon from
April lst 1902 together with the expenses of the sale
The approximate OF other
liens which to be allowed to the purchaser out Of the
purchase money, to be paid by the Referee 10 Two
thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty C2,e6O Dollars
Dated New York, February Ii. 1903.
ELIHU B. Frost Referee
The foregoing sale hereby adourneu March 18Th.
1903. at the same time and place
Dated New York, March 9Th. 1903.
ELIHU B. FROST. Referee
COCDERT BROTHERS. Plaintiffs Attorneys, Office and
York
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forerIosnre 5aIEs.

feet and nches thence westwaroiy and perans
With West Ninth twenty-five feet and four inches;
tEence northwsrdy and again parallel with Fifth Avenue
feet inches to the outherly size
of West Ninth street and thence eastwardy along the
ssme tventynve and four inches TO the point or
place of beginning be said several distances and dimsa-
or less - oo,
O'0o ~ ' EIIHU B. FROST, Referee.
CoIrnrRT RROTHERS Plaintiffs Attorneys. Office and
Postofice Address No Il Broadway. Manhattan Ne"
York.
The following diagram of the property to be sold:
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CA.:PET CLEANING
LOST AND POUND,

LOST OR SToLEN.-Bankbook Nc 4es. .0o4
of the German savings Bank in the city
OF New-York corner 4fh-ave and l4th-Ft-.
Issued 10 Eugen Marman. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same II
not returned 10 the bank on the 2+th day or
March, 1908. q duplicate win Be Issued.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-09
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

New York Security and Trust Company as ass substitutes n
trustee or the trusts created in and by the VIII OF Davo
olyPhant Vail deceased and Anna Murray Vail paintTs
against Rosalie Schoenberg and Others deendants In
Of Judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly made
first DAY OF April 1902 the Tndersignsd the RefeTee in IN
New YORK Real Estate salesroom At No III BEoadway @
New York on the 9Th day Of March 1908 at Twelve
O'Clock that day by John l. Parish, Auctoneer
the premises directed by said Judgment to 6e sold and
parcel Of land, lying and being in the City,
County and State OF New York. and now known by the
Street number hundred and sxty-four C264) West
Thrtyfourth Street bounded and described fol-
lows: Beginning point the southerly line OF
Thry-fourth Street hundred and twenty-five
the southeasterly Of Eighth
and Thirtyfouth Street: running thence south
parallel Eighth Avenue ninety-eght feet
inches thence running eastwardy and parallel
nineteen feet and inches;
norhwardy and again parallel with Eighth Avenue
nney-eght nine inches to the southery line OF
Thrty-fourth Street, thence westwardly along the
inches the point place OF
beginning several distances and dimensions more
less.
Dated York February II. 1908
ELIfIU B. FROST, Referee
COUDERT BROTHERS, Plaintiffs Attorneys. Once and
Postoffce Address No. Il Broadway. Manhattan, New
York City.
The following a diagram Of the property to be sold:
Street.
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East l2lst Street.

The approximate Of the lien charge satisfy
which the abovedescrbed property Is to be sold, is
S12 with thereon from the 4th day OF March
1903, with allowance amounting to
&34S2 90 with interest from March 4h 1903 together with
OF the sale. The approximate amount Of
taxes. other liens. which be al
lowed purchaser purchase money paid
by Referee. is S254- "a and interest.
Dated. New York. March 7th. 1903.
LOUIS II. HAHLO Referee.
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New YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

-York.-I1uce A. Buddington, plaintiff against
William SegEie al. defendants.-In pursuance
Judgment foreclosure and sale duly made entered
bearing date the Fourth
on 1903 l. Referee
ind sell public auction.
York Salesroom. No. Ill Broadway the
Borough Manhattan City OF New York the 31st day
Cr o'clock that by Joseph
y Ibav auctianeer the premises directed 10y said juds
be described follows: All that
certain lot piece parcel Of land with the building
lying and being in the Borough
ON County and State New York.
nd bounded described follows. that Be
ginning at Southery side of One hundred
and tpeuty-rSt distant G1O feet
from Suutwesterly of Park (tourthD
hundred and tWenty-irst street.
thence running Southerly parallel with Park f,Ourthl
part q the through party Wall. one
I'D inches {" the line
Of hundred and twenty first 02sO
hundred and twentieth i24tA1 SRI: thine
Of block twenty (f feet,
thence Northery line parallel with Park tFourth
Avenue and part Of the way through party wall. one
and eleven D inches TO the SOuthery
Of and twerty-frst 12lsO Street. and
said SOuthery l.ne of hundred
tGaO feet the
point place Of beginning
Dated New York. March 7th 1903
LOUIS II HAiiIO. Referee.
ANDREW WILSON. Attorney for Plalntln. l54 Nassau
Street. New York city Borough Of Manhatan). New
York
following of the property to be sold
a number being 50 East
i2lst Street
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aS 94-lO1 feet
Burn side Ave.

The approximate Of the lien or charge. 10
satisfy bch the described property s TO be Sold
thereon from the I'D day OF June
together and allowances amounting TO
Sl52 together with the OF this sale The
OF the taxes assessments water
ofb.r allowed the purchaser out OF the
purchase money. paid by the Referee, is Sl264S and
interest
Dated New York March 9Th 1903
DANIEL Z. MURPHY. Referee.
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ONERL0OkFR wants position in America.
leaving England for \eU-Yo seventeen
years experience spinning textile fabrics
energetic. trustworthy. Address Box IA.
Tribune Office
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

OLD WATCHES WANTED.
ALSO DIAMONDS. old gold t"welry. etc.
Cash paid or Will take them in exchange
for new goods WATCHES AND JEW
FLRY REPAIRED in our factory on the
premises. Hours g a. N. to p. m.
CHARLES A. kFENE,. 1SO Broadway.
\ Y. CITY.
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PAINTER. PAnERIANGER- Ger
man. rooms painted. 81. raptrsd. sl.Ih,
Idp-r included. kdl~rmInirE. plastering
cheap, good work guaranteed. FAINTER.
.S44 2I-aN.-
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FOR SALE,

$500 GOLD GLASSES. 81.
This week our Opticians will examine your
Eyes FREE and sell you pair OF our IS. 90
TAX Premier Gold Eye Glasses
Spectacles. with Crystal Lenses. warranted
years. for 81. Hours: a m. to 8 p. m
CHARLES A. KEESE. $50 Broadway.
y. Y. CITY,
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RUGS.

FROM OLD CARPETS. SILK remnants
make portieres. Get circular. ORIENTAL
RUG co. 4Iy WashinstOn-st.. Newark.
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GUIDE. INTERPRETER and VALET de-
sires 10 accompany party intending TO
visit ''the Land & ne Midnight Sun,
health. pleasure and reCrea tion: valua BILE
Information as to trip will he given. Ad-
dress JULIUS HAGLCND. 152 Sd-ave-
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MACTTTNIST.-f7rst class: thoroughly eypA-
rienCed all around substantial man: gen
eral or experimental work: best references
GAIItCkA 505 6th-st.
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THE NEW METROPOLITAN
FIRE-PROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE
- and II West 6ith st


NeW-l uIk, March =. lJu3
To Harriet and A. NJ Bailey, Mss r II
Harris. Mr. or Mrs. John J. Dnugan. Miss
l.. Fordyce. Mrs. Tracey Greayes, Mrs. A.
Smith. John A Balistier. H II I{lcgIe-
man. John E; O'Neil, a. II. Bcau1on. II |.
Curran. Carrie a. Y. kelso. Ii {. simon
son. Mr.. Mrs. f. Cole Kate Gavin.
Jos. Gayrand. David Knapp, James Henry.
Margaret Shuffirbotham and George W
Speare. You and each OF yuu are hereby
notified that the time for the payment OF
our lien upon the property hereinafter de
scrtbed having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you. We viii cause
such property. TO Wit household goods per
sonal eehcts and merchandise stored hv
you or In your name in The New Metrop9ii
tan Storage arehouse. TO be sold at public
auction, according TO the statute in sui
case made and provided. at the warehouse.
3G and Al West 65th-st-. Monday. March
%. 1903. a. 1890 m and II the sale
thereof Is not completed on said date the
same will be- continued al the sam, nla-a
IN each and every DAY thereafter. begin
ming az 1880 a m. until the sale is com
pletec
THE NEW METROPOLITAN
STORAGE WAREHOUSE
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

GARDENER One rhtlT. 'HornTE7lv STCs
rienred tn he ruIti al n II f0-g ors. -sg"
tables and the proper care. an managers ~
Of -zrRtIrrnan'~ priya-t- pi4sa. ros-Ie0 "a
Address CiARDENEI, Fai''rua-.a-e-- T0n<
nrs y )
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FARMER ani WORKING FOREMAN.
Sweie. married. small family. al>'' S"'d
vegetable gardener: has furniture wife ~
tend 70 milk butter, poultry. etc, both
speak English well: excellent references Al
CARPENTERS 154 6th-ave.
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GAR RDE\t4R COOK I-AI Nj IRESS.-
By man and wife. No family both com
rct@nt. hong experience. R,.t people. and
highest reference. LONG. ll5 W-St Roth st
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billiard AND POOL TABLES.
NLNTJFACTCRERs Of billiard and POOL
tables: high grade bowling alley ouiIoers:
lowest prices. MARX BROS. - OAion
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GARDENER -..rgIfsh. marrie5. p wears
praCtica! rx9Nrte~rn under glass and 1#5f
side. z.oI r-fer.-.ss- Ad,.Tes- Box 3. Il
\ Hartford. Conn.
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
YOI-SG MAN. at electrical work Hxperl
sprod aSseTnbler. excellent rstHrrli's
ADDE'S II r RLOHM 2.l72 9Th ave.
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LAWYERS

SMITH 4 EEGEI. reliable lawyers 400
Broadway Sew-York accidents domes-
sie difficulties quickly adjusted: conSuItA-
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PAINTER. PAPERHANGER. HEGORA-
ToR.-FIr~t-ClaS> mechanic, with hest
references, wants work from landlords "r
estates. best work reasonably done. SACHS.
- East llGth-St.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-09

GARDENER SSr.---tientleman desires good
place fer his working gardener and fore
man. German. married. two children u:~-
engaged March -. competent IN all
branches: glass and open ground landscape
work and private farmInS. good mushroom
grower. strictly sober and reliable. VIE
tiret class cook and butteFn!aker. wages SO.
cottage. milk. etc Particulars address
SC-tiAC'EIT. +2S East i4th 81
New-York tribune., 1903-03-09

GARDENER and FIpEIST--ou private
rlai,t.. single. aE"f -ti. If. ,.NI-.vIrIlr-- III
all hraUrh'~ uf EIT'i' Ming. Itrt.-~ IN want
~ useful mar. need not dTIdy Ur~t ,EI~~
REFERENCES. Address. with particulars ,iNt;
I,F.\EE Box ~: Mount klSru y. y
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GENTLEMAN II culture. literary and
musical out Of health from oveTwurk. de-
sires light work and altruistic companion
ship. Address j.. Box %. Tribune ONCE.
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OFFICE FUKNITUE.

ADvHRrSELEETs and suDecr1ptions fef
Tle Tribune received at their Cptown OF
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ANDY MAN--OdI Johs- c.ear!~z 20
uhff"uaeEt-g collars. uaz:-E rr,-z
hardwood fuars. wind vs.. rugs. etc. --
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LOAN 3,
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS.

COMPANION or CHAPERONE.-By lady
of education and refinement: best OF ref
erenceS. Address r. E. j.. Box 5. Tribune
Office
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WOMAN -: Ir7rrrfl-IIr >Nre''ST'f -
stress urr.l.r-tst-r.1~ tIr.S~'U4k-"S - 49,
n tun'h"v ~ Hrur.. '-a-IrriiI'. CIV ,r
ire ,.f....,,..-- Nr...-- p 1 l&'N .
r.. hume t'srI,-.
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UEnnTNc pINGC

WEDDING RINGS.
SOMETHING NEW. Made OF one piece of
Gold ALL STYLES in Solid lax Gold
So: solid lSk Gold. IS: solid 22k Gold $40;
ENGRAVED FREE. Guaranteed 10 last a
lifetime. Hours TO g. CHARLES A.
KEENE. 1So Broadway. Eew-York City.
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L L. FIRUSKI. Auctionesr. 70 Bowery.
March e-By NJ. Simon 6 Son. tewelry.
March 9-By A. Lawrence, 1ewelry.
March Io-By N. Bruckheirner. ISL East
ave: diamonds. watches, jewelry. all
March 10-By J. Kalmus & Son. 1TS 3D.
av.. clothing. ETC.. pledged prior Feb. -
nue. ai5:n B. A. .l simon. a 2.2os ad-aTe.. DIAMONDS
Watches; jewery. all pledges prior March l.
March 11-By A. Lawrence, 252 1st-ave.
clothing. etc, pledged prior March l. 1902
March 12-By VIM. Simpson. 81 PARK
niedges prior January Il. 1902. and all
Nos. to $500 and all goods reserved from
March i2-By A. Mayer. Jersey City
March 1e-By c. Lang & Co. ess 9Th
ave. diamonds. watches. teWelry, al
pledges prior March g. 'O2. all older dates.
March 16-Bv I. Harlem. sos shave.
clothing. etc. pledged prior March 9. 'G2
JOS. sHONGOOD & SONS Auctioneers.
salesrooms, No. 94 Bowery-
March a-Jewelry. A Selinger. 634 ID
March I0--Mens and women's clothing,
etc. H. S. Isaacs,, 2.43s sth-are.
March 11-Clothlng. etc. pledged to
shave. tHh-a siiDerstein Bros, 2457 shave,
March 12-Men,s and women's clothing.
etc Alex Freund. 1,545 3d-avs-
March 13-Jewelry, watches diamonds,
H NJ Wolfe Joseph & Co, Jersey City.
ELI SOBEL Auct.. 9S Bowery. sells 10
a. m. all goods pledged TO March l. 1902.
March 9-CIothing. dresses. remnants,
shoes. etc, H. sobel. ~ 9th-ave
March 1O-Clothins. dresses. shoes. etc,
NJ. Cohen, 354 1st-ave.
March 11--Jewery. s. Cnger. successor
to L. w. Harlem. 169 Amsterdam-ave.
March 1c-Clothing, dresses. remnants,
shoes. etc, Joe Sobel. l.704 3d-ave.
ANDERSON & MINTZ. Aucts. "a Rowery.
March 11-By Max Bernstein, 271 West
1c5th-st, all diamonds. watches. tewelry.
pledged prior March l. 1902.
March 13-Ry Ben Prayer Goa 9th-ave.,
and Joe Anderson. 3O7 ". 42dst.. all dia-
1nonds watches. jewelry pledged prior
March /, 1902
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rs s" from JaTnes Slip. So s. from Oliver ST
PARCEL NO 2
3 and 1851.
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N received a Uptown once.
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Adverts uonts Will be received at the following branch
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wee and 26:S W est 125th-Sf.: BIS
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STORAGE NOTICES.
INSTLER'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
3OO-3O2-;}O4 West I24th-st.,
New-Iork March ., 1903.

KINsTLER's STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
3OO-3O2-304 West 124th-st..
New-York. March .. 1903
J. f. Loring. P H. Ryan R. Edgar, ]. NJ.
Freligh. w. Il. Crugrr, Mrs I. r. Judtc.
Mrs; Hays. A: Williams. r. S Haight. W
B0nitz Mrs A. NJ. Clarke, b. Z. Herring
ton. J. J. Grinnell. R. H Dunn, Caroline
j. McIver. A. NJ. Barton. x. D. Cornwen.
G. Mentor. c. c. Jacobus. Mrs Dete. w. J.
Rouse. Alice Bolano. W. J. BrOderick, 7.
Geo. Gibbons. J; w. Williamson. Mrs. ).
Gracy. Mrs. X. Hammig. J. B. Quinn. W.
Winter. Mrs Cross. B. Relss. Mrs. N. a
Marsh, Mrs. J; G Cooper, Jos. McGi!L g
Rodgers: You and each of you are hereby
notified that the time for the payment OF
scrbed having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you. we will cause
such property, to wit, household goods. per
sonal effects and merchandise. stored by
you or in your name in Kins;ler's Storage
Warehouse, to be sold at public auction.
according to tie statute In such case made
and provided, at the warehouse, 3Op302-304
West 124th-st.. on Tuesday. March "a. l9O3
al 10 a. m, and II the sale thereof Is not
completed on said date the same will be
every Tuesday thereafter. beginning at 10
a. m. until the sale Is completed.
klNSl LEX l'bfA'rf- WA fIE ft'Dl ~F-S.
To TilIie Augustus, Elizabeth Anderson.
Frances Asch. Clarence Adams. Mrs. Geo.
Barnes. Mrs. William Buckley. Mrs. Bar
ker. Daniel s. Butler. William Beck. Ella
Banks. Maria Dudley. Charles Bennett. F.
g Caillats. 5. Costello. Annie Cameron.
Fannie Chavis. Mrs. De Pndar. Annie De-
vale. Mrs. Dcherty. Mrs. William II.
Fisher Daniel W. Fair -- German. Mrs.
c Glover. J. H Jenkins. Miss NJ. ]. Hicks.
Emma Hodges. Mrs. ]. Henderson. Lizzie
Holmes. Amanda Jenkins Mary Hannah,
Mary c. Harris. G. J. Harding Robert J.
IIssner. Rose Laracy. Sadie f. Lee. Mrs.
NJ Kuhn. NJ. Moore. Lizzie Malone. Sophia
Miller Stella Newton. John c. O'Connor,
William or L. L. Nixon julia Parham.
Pike. Annie Pond, William s Popham
Amanda Preston. Z. Reese. Mrs. c. Reilly
or Mrs ]. MaheT. - Reed, Roberta Z.
Rock Frank l. Seavcr, MazIe Z. Smith,
Gus Searles E. J. Smith Robert A Taylor.
q T Woods. J. Ware. Mrs f. West Mary
Ward Wells. Mary Wright. Mrs.
David Williams. George W. Whistler
Charles ]. Ward. Annie Williams Sarah
Williams: You are hereby notified that on
Monday. March Is or Moniay. March b
1903. commencing at 10. 50 a m, there Will
be sold a NJ ROT West 31th-St this city
certain household goods and personal effects
stored In your respective names or for your
respective accounts. WILLIAM NJ HOW
LETT. successor TO p. Pagan & Son.
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or wu.:l4 care ~ t-y4t.T W. rf.r-.s .g ..
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I.AT-\pEE->S -T- Young vr--.s- 81
r,as-. IN .f4v or 7vs..z- :..-- r.'y --.-r-.. -
sr-s.ly wg.Es- N~s r.I~-T~-N-F.N- %
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CENTRAL AUCTION Co. II. SHEEHAN.
Auctioneer. l52 and l54 Canal-st.
March 9-By H. McAleenan. 1880 Broad
way. diamonds, iewelry. ETC.. No. to
s6 900 in 1901. and to 5000 in 1902
March e-By H. Breckwedel. 413 Grand
st.. clothing pledged to March. 1902.
March 10-By R. Simpson & Co. lo5
Bowery, diamonds. jewelry. etc, pledged to
March lO-By P. Freel, I60 Grand-St-.
clothing to March l. 1902
March Il-By FftzsimHlons & Fullan. 272
Broadway. diamonds jewelry. etc, to
March l. 1902.
March II-By JOS Levy. Is5 varick-st.
clothing. pledged to March /. 1902.
March 12-By Fillin. Jewelry. etc:
March l2-By H. McAleenan. 1o4 9Th
ave, clothing. etc. to March l, 1902
March l3-By Film, clothing.
March 16-By II. McAIeenan. 469 FULTON
ST.. diamonds, tewelry. Hilverware. etc,
Noa. 1882 to BIAS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-09
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
ATTENTION, MEN!-By doing an easy
work you can travel TO England for 81.
to Germany $40; also free transportation
procured: return passage. Main Ofhce. ll9
First-st.. NeW-York-
EARN 500 monthly corresponding for
newspapers; S5 per column for work In
spare time: experience unnecessary; we
will help you get started; II you write
plainly and desire permanent. profitable
employment. send for particulars PRESS
SYNDICATE. Lockport, n. Y
WANTED. D.-Competent railroad machinists
and bolermakers for out OF town; good
wages. Apply. between a. m. and D. m.
to GEO II. THOMAS. 81 Coenties Slip. one
flight up.
WANTED.-Capab newspaper end book
canvassers- one OF the mOE attractive
propositions ever presented in New-1o ork-
Apply to WILLIAM II. GCTELCS. Trio-
une Once.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-09

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