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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-10
Gates-Hampton-

The Fordyce Chnonicle-Enterprise
contains the following account of the
marriage of popular Fordyce cou-
pie we'll known in Pine Bluff: "Mr.
G. w. Gates and Miss Lottie Hamp-
ton were united in marriage at the
residence of the brides father, Mr..
G. M. Hampton, in this place, last
Thursday at 3 p. M, Dr. Dixon, of
Camden, officiating Mr. Gates is one
of the most prominent and best known
lumbermen in the state. He came
to this place as vice president and
manager of the Fordyce Lumber COM
pany about ten years ago, and by
strict attention to business is supposed
to have accumulated considerable
wealth. About two years ago he went
to Crossett, where he took charge of
a large sawmill and managed it sue
cessfully He has been too busy to
make friends promiscuously but
those who know him best admire and
respect him. The bride is one of For
dyce's most lovable and accomplished
daughters and has many warm friends
whose best wishes accompany her
wherever she may 60 They left that
night for Memphis. Washington, Chi
cago and other points of interest, and
will visit Mr. Gates former home in
Iowa before they return. They had
not decided when they left where
they would make their future home.
The marriage was a quiet one, and
only few relatives and intimate
friends were present"
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Hotel Trulock Euchre-
The parlors of the Hotel Trulock
were the scene of delightful social
function last Tuesday evening when
Mrs. w. W. Alexander entertained at
euchre in honor of her guests, Mrs.
A. B. Hunter and Miss Hunter, Of
New Madrid, Mo. The parlors were
beautifully decorated in roses and
palms, and also the dining room,
where elegant refreshments were
served Mrs Alexander was assisted
in receiving by her two guests. The
prizes were won by Miss Camille Hun
ter, ladies first prize; Mrs. T. r.
Warde, ladies' second prize. Mr.. w.
w. Alexander won the gentlemen's
first prize and Mr. W. H. Bennitt the
second prize. The guests present
were Messrs and Mesdames G. A.
Habner, w. H. Bennitt, H. E. Tru-
lock, T. A. Warde F. M. Rosenberg
Z. w. Mayfield F. A. Jarvis, of Noble
Lake, and e. G.. Lame, Messrs. Geo
H. Adams, Jake Friedberg and ]. L.
Looney.
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Marriage Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs Gus Waterman elab
orate!y celebrated the twenty-frst an
niversary of their marriage las
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-10

This will be the largest attendance in
the history of any of the reunions
ever held from this point, and indlca-
tions are to the effect that New Or
leans will have the largest crowd dur
ing this reunion in the history of the
city. The old soldiers can be cOmpli-
mented on the fact that they have Sc
cured two of the most beautiful and
charming young ladies of the city.
The young ladies are also compli-
mented by receiving the appointment.
500
The Philharmonic Society
The society will meet as usual to.
morrow evening at o'clock. The So
ciety will soon close for the summer.
and it's is earnestly hoped that all
members will make special effort to
be present at each of the remaining
rehearsals At the meeting last Mon
day Miss Victoria Harrell sang several
solos in hercharming style, which
were thoroughly enjoyed by those pres
ent.
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Theater Party
Mr.. S. C. Alexander entertained
number or his friends at the concert
given by Ellery's band at the Elk's
teater to one of the finest musical
treats that has ever been the pleasure
of the Pine Bluff people to hear. Mr..
Alexander escorted the delighted
couples to the German Kitchen" after
the close Of the concert, where sixteen
plates were laid amid profusion of
silver and flowers and beautifully dec
Grated tables, and serving an eight
course dinner. The host was adjudged
perfect entertainer, and everyone
present was delighted. The couples
participating were as follows: Miss
Caldwell, Wade Knox; Miss Thomp-
son, Mr.. Scruggs; Miss Hunter, Mr..
Roane; Miss Fay Taylor, Mr.. Arnold;
Miss Reed, Mr.. Alexander; Miss Peck,
Mr. Austin; Miss Buckner, Mr.. Bell.
+*+
Bachelor Maids
Miss Fay Taylor delightfully."- enter
tanned the Bachelor Maids at her
home on West Third avenue Saturday
After the regular business was dis
posed of Miss Taylor served her guests
with an elegant spread. The refresh
ments were delicious and all express
themselves as being we'll entertained
WaI'ace-k emp
Mr.. r. R. Wallace and Miss Mary
Kemp We're married at p. m. last
Thursday, at the home of the brides
brother in-law, Mr.. Cliff C. Greene,
1914 West Fifth avenue, Father Fowl.
er officiating. The bride is one OF
Pine Bluffs most poular young ladies,
and she has many friends here. The
groom is a resident of Jackson, Tenn,
at which place he is highly respected.
The couple will make their home at
Jackson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-10
In the Realm of Society

Thursday. The house was prettily
decorated and course luncheon was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Waterman re-
ceived many handsome gifts.
Mrs. Jarvis EntertaIns-
A party of Pine bun ladies spent
last Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Floyd Jarvis at Noble Lake. Mrs. jar
Wis entertained in honor of Mrs. A.
B. Hunter and Miss Hunter, who are
the guests of Mrs. w. w. Alexander,
Of this ci,y In the party were Mes
danes G.. A. Habner, c. w. Mayfleld,
w. w. Alexander, T. A. Ward, Harry
Trulock, w. H. Bennitt, A. B. Hunter,
of New Madrid, Mo-; Misses Camille
Hunter, New Madrid; Louine Habner,
Pauline Bennitt, Mildred Mayfleld.
+*+
Christian Endeavor Entertained
The members of the Christian En-
deavor society of the First Presbyte-
rian church were delightfully."- enter
tanned by Mrs. J. W. Crawford last
i nursday evening The young people
spent the evening playing charades
and finch. Refreshments were served
at late hour
Bluff City Euchre-
The Bluff City cluD gave euchre
party Thursday evening which was
we'll attended. The prizes were won
by Miss Ida Dreyfus and Mr.. Percy
Meyer.
Afternoon Euchre Club
The Afternoon Euchre club was
pleasantly entertained Tuesday night
by Miss Fannie Kaufman at her home
on West Sixth avenue. The house
was beautifully decorated with roses
and other cut flowers, and during the
evening dainty refreshments were
served. Miss Kaufman is charming
hostess, and her guests expressed
themselves as having spent a very
pleasant evening. The prize winners
were Miss Hattie Franklin, first; Miss
Minnie Strauss. second Miss Hennie
Weller, guests prize. The guests Of
the club for this occasion were Mrs.
Julius Leitner, Miss Lille Strauss,
Miss Hennie Weller, Miss Florence
Rosenbaum, Miss Flora Sanders, Miss
Carrie Thalheimer, Miss Lille Levine,
Miss Flora Silbernagle.
Sponsor and Maid
Miss Fay Taylor has been ap-
pointed as sponsor for the Second bri
gade, Arkansas division, U. G. ",
and Miss Amanda Caldwell as maid
of honor. and Mrs. Walter Wilkins
chaperon. The brigade sponsccs - "a
and chaperon will leave Pine Bluff
on the 18th of May via the Cotton Belt
railroad in special car on special
| train, and about 200 sons of veterans
and citizens will go from this place
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-10

Great men who die at the right time
are likely to get monuments.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-10
FRATERNAL NOTES
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The entertainment committee for
the K. of P. grand lodge meeting is
composed of the following gentlemen:
George B. Moore, chairman; T. W..
Hoyler, at Western Union telegraph
office; c.. R. Fitzhugh, at ]. w. Rag
land and company's: w. F. Brewer,
at Simpson and Webb's. Any person
who can accommodate visitors should
communicate with any member OF the
committee, stating how many they can
take.
Sunday week. May II, the Woodmen
will observe memorial and decoration
day. The members Of his camp will
march to Belwood cemetery and dec.
crate the graves Of their deceased
members with flowers.
Lafayette lodge, No. I. K. of P,
will confer the rank of esquire on
Mai. F. C. Furth Monday night. They
will also work in first and third ranks.
Jacob Brump lodge, No. 100, F. and
A. NJ, meet in regular session Tues
day evening to work in the F. C..
degree.
Union chapter, No. 40. O. E. S., VIII
meet Thursday night in regular ses-
sion. The worthy matron will pre-
side during the degree work.
Next Friday night Pine Bluff lodge,
No. SO, A. O. U. w., will hold a spe-
cial session. All workmen requested
to be present. There will be fine
spread after the meeting.
Great men who die at the right time
are likely to get monuments.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-10

dramazed produced play OF the
friends that shall end with the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-10

Marriage Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs Gus Waterman elab-
orate!y celebrated the twenty-frst an
niversary of their marriage last
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-10

Union chapter, No. 40. O. E. S., WIN
meet Thursday night in regular ses-
sion. The worthy matron will pre-
side during the degree work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-10

Bluff City Euchre-
The Bluff City cluD gave euchre
party Thursday evening which was
we'll attended. The prizes were won
by Miss Ida Dreyfus and Mr.. Percy
Meyer.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-22
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Bv Peter Meyer: 2Sth-st. S $, 24S.4 # e Of
Tt-ave % i0H9s 9x25x9s9 story ten b. foreclosure
sale: Bfhe i Bartlett Annie r Neeler; Atwater &
CTGikshank attys: Z 3 la Fetra, ref: due Judgt.
Si1ss a.: costs $3.50 IS; taxes, S54; prior $1,000
Joseph Dunn. representing Sire Bros defendants for
s. 100 prior mtge and interest
By Joseph j Day 4.467 W PaTk-ave, 90 # Of lS2d-
1sxS5 l0x1Sxoj8 story dwg h; foreclosure sale;
Empire City Savings Bank agt D McGrath ct al; G "
Dayton. Frank CochTane. ref; due on juogt.
S2751 50: S23 -; etc $3.50 A. to the plain
tin $500
BY Philip smyth: 1I65 E l69th-st 71s # " Of Fox
9s9x25x about 1913; story bldg foreclosure sale;
Empire City Savings Bank agt Amund Johnson al;
" Dayton, atty Frank Cochrane, ref: due judgt.
SO; costs S92 O3 SI52 ~ the plain
fin for $1,000
James L Wells: Broadway and 6Sd-st, " cor, 20
Colunhus-ave. along Broadway il62x
" 95. l00x -. TX 500 10 Broadway;
5as lots, with Z story Hotel Empire; also
Island cottage and grounds Noyac Suffolk Coun
~ Corona, Borough of Queens: also West
chester lots Yonkers Park line of Harlem Il.
also plot Livingstone near Grand Park-ave.
Namaronec also Caldwell Lake George, all right title
lots Nos ard 4, block No 2. maps Of
csmpgrounds: also Toms River. n ]. 6 lots. map of
Trkey ali right title and interest; trustees SALE entire
Offering withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-22
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Cohn & GIauber reported three purchases and a
ssle yesterday. They bought from Henry Is.
Davenport the southwest corner of Pleasant-ave
and One hundr twenty thirdst. five story
triple fathouse on lot 251lxlOo feet from William
W. Collier. No sc East Northumberland thirteenth
ct. five story hathouse, lot 25x100u feet and
No GO East Observation-Disclosures. five story
fathouse on lot 25xIO0u feet. They have sold No
Al East ne-handred-and-sixth-st five story fat
house, lot 25xl001l feet.
J. L. Drew has sold for the Dennerlein estate No
I2s Lexington-ave., four story and basement
troWnstone front dwelling house, lot 1S.4x7S feet
between Twenty-eighth and Twenty ninth sts.
Z S Willard & Co have sold for Paul Fuller to
Hugh Kelly. No. so Washington Square West, a
four story and basement dwelling house. on lot
26xll0 feet. Mr.. Kelly win occupy the house after
alterations have been made.
Williams & Grodgnsky have bought from Henry
INorn No $50 East One-hundred- -first-st., six
story tenement house. on lot 25xl00.1 feet.
Max Marx has bought, through David Stewart
from Fluri Brothers, No. 1793 Amsterdam-aye.,
five story fathouse with stores, lot 25x100 feet
adjoining the southeast corner Of One-hundred-and-
forty -ninth-st-
J. William Kaiser has sold for Mary Ann Stan
ton No 694 East -hundred-and-forty-s
five story hathouse, on lot "a 49Xio2l6 irregular
Gerard 2. Folman has sold through LOUIS
FFankel &c Marcus Nathan Nos. I76 and us West
e-hundred- thirty -seventh-St, two nVe story
fathouses, plot 50Xs9l1 feet In part payment
Mr.. Nathan gives cottage at Monmouth Beach
y. J.
Thrd-ave., three story brick house. on lot zcXlVo
New-York tribune., 1903-07-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

The Society FOR Ethical Culture to Lawyers Title
Insurance Company Central Park West y
04th-st. due october !, 1906: N per cent
BerE,a-a, JacoS. u MuX Marx. 3d-aVe. Nos 2 6lJ
and 26lT: prior mortgage. $4,000, instalments,
Grossman. Isaac. 10 Edward II Swan and another:
Carysu!e-St. Nos 81 and So: 3 years ~ per cent
Shepard Augustus D. 20 Mutual Life Insurance
Co-apany; Trinity Place, No 90 T6; due
August /. 1906. Q per cent. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
horo1citz. Abrsn. ard another 10 Isidore jackson
and another; ll2th-st, n :. 29O It " Of 5th-ave.
w.th all title TO land IN centre OF block;
. building loan. demand. per cent. ....-....-..-.
Sisntcn. George A. and another 20 the Mercantile
Trust Company. Maiden Lane. No g. i w corner
Niilia1n-si. years. AZ ger cent. gold. ........
Aparews. Samuel ", 10 the Society Of the New
York Hospital. Madison ave, No S75. s corner
1SG- st. . years. per cent Observation-Disclosures
New-York tribune., 1903-07-22
REALTY NOTES.

The McVickar Realty Trust Company has leased
for the Wilson estate 10 Mrs. Annie Grace No. 19
West Forty-sixth-st., for term of years.
DR.. E /. NJ Bristol has leased his dwelling
house, No. 46 West Thirty-hfth-st on lot 2ox9ss
feet. for a period of tWenty-one years.
The Society for Ethical Culture yesterday mort
gagged its property on Central Park West and
SiXty-fOurth-st- 10 the Lawyers Title Insurance
Company for $4,000 the date Of maturity being
October J. 1906. This is the home of the society.
Owing TO the condition of the market. the trls-
tees Of the estate of Jason Rogers withdrew the
Hotel Empire and other parcels advertised for sale
ct auction yesterday. The hotel. which is seven
story structure, erected ten years ago, stands at
the Junction Of Broadway. Columbus-ave. and Six
III
New-York tribune., 1903-07-22
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

2oxloo5 story I dwg h lection y: S W Moore agt
due. S. .366 %: taxes. ETC. $3.50 prior mtge
$50 600; 15s 6thst, s. 2l5 It OF So-aVe @1Kl0Oo;
story dwg faction p w Moore agt William
Caul6vyeli ct al: Cohen. atty; W Osborne, ref:
due S336s 81 taxes S61S prior mtge, 10000.
BY Peter Meyer: i.sl4 2d-aye. e cor 94th,st 25S
slO0: story (action D. " w Kingsland. as
trustee agr J Morrow al; F de Foster. atty; J II
Rogan ref. $50 O0O S1s2S 81; 1872
2d-aVe. s, 25S of 94th-st, 24.l1X1O9x25x1O0 o
story a taction ~ same; same atty and
l9ls OF 3d-ave. 33. .4x1oo;S story ten h; ]
Betsy Frank ct al; " b & G F Cham
berlin John Hone ref; due s3s 24s 49, taxes
81
New-York tribune., 1903-07-22
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Central Park West &. SIS IT Of 65th-st, for
nine story brick hathouse 30Xl09 Coburn
tiahren Construction Company, owner: Neville
Msdison-st No 372. for a three story brick
bakery. with loft, 25xs9: " Van Campen,
owner: Kurtzer Rentz. architects. l2o
The following plans for new buildings were fil'
IN The Bronx Bureau Of Buildings yesterday:
stb-st z. $50 II W Of Avenue y
half story frame stable, 35x25; Thomas T White
owner Alfred BOehmer. architect. 81
GTand-ave 8. 16e II 5 1S4th-st, six story
pany owl wnefs George " Yesndie. architect $50
1aSth 81, No 6J9. rear, one story frame wagon
shed. 19x25: Mrs Geisman owner Louis Falk
aINLlltlI . .
New-York tribune., 1903-07-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Lexngton-ave. r. Coo 54tl-st. 20xso:
EowaId o CoTles 10 William 3 Cogsweii; all
title Nominal
NJ Kb0rn: and s.. Nominal
Same property: Horace II KiIborn William
cogswell; a56 Nominal
TO Hermann Lazy; mortgages. $35 O)o o c and. 500
56h-st. No l2s W@st, lGxye2 and lGx965: Will
lam ) Pearsa!i &c Noble Mcconnell mortgage.
$4,000: and
Harry Kle: 70 Henry Newman mortgage.
S2I. 800: o Q -...............- 100
iIsih-st. S IS0 n 9Th ave- 5ox100 II: Albert
Deutsch to Louis lese: mortgage. $4,000:
eeh-st 5 $ 10 II of Madison-ave runs I5O
\ 1O0.llE l0Qx 100 Tx BOX n 20l
beginning: Francis X Pendleton Louis Lese:
mortgage. $500 Q c ana-----.. 100
Aadison-aNe. 10lst-st 25.11x75:
Hefer 20 Sylvan CTakow and another:
cages s26O00: and -.--.-..-----... 100
n 100 SIX q SIX T 24.7x 4I3x I25x e
ss-3: Abraham Eydeaberg Isidore Jackson and
another: mortgage. 900 Nominal
26th-st. n E. 3S5 Il " OF l0tl-ave. 25x9S9: Walter
stislas ara azo;her 10 MaEy N Shields: q e. 100
hfRd!son-st. No POS. s. 2lXl0O: George " Moore
Montehore Hebrew Free school. 1880
i5ist-st No BIZ West, 33 4X99 Il: Amelia Schadler
10 Gesine Reineeke: mortgage. $4,000; and 100
15ist-st No 5ls West IS 4X99.i Il: Frederick Mar
jenhon 10 Peter GiinsHenn; mortgage. $2S0oo:
e oe 40 and Il bo,a. a si: l'O
Henry / Butts: mortgage S63 600 Nominal
62d-st u 5 2376 4 " OF S5-ave. l. 6x95x12 Ok
81 :: Rachel a Allison to William a Boring;
ssd s.; = S 100 # e Of shave 60xas 9: Abraham
EydsaberG % lsidore jackson q a; mortgage,
$500 Nominal
50 ave. Nos 2.6l5 and 2,5I7, 4T.3xlOax445
xi69. Max Marx 10 Jacob Bermann: mortgage,
S33.0s1: and 100
game properly: Jacob William COL
Ier mortgages. S3T,5o0 and -.-..-..-....... 100
New-York tribune., 1903-07-22
REAL ESTATE.
Montefore Hebrezo Free School Par-
chaseS Mddison-st. Parcel.

The Montehore Hebrew Free School yesterday
Sook title from George ". Moore to No 20S Mad
ison-st- The parcel. which is on the south side of
the street. is Axl00 feet.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-22
Steamboats,.
AND POINTS IN

m@G7mN0 AND POINTS IN
tRS(1IlS II (UJikI NEW ENGLAND
- - -, . >JaUyuort. Fall River Boston and
M IL r. stern m and = Northern points Steamers PRISC!A
and POnltASs AZ vvsJren St week days and Sundays at
81 S:so +; p Il. s2o' OF warren - -
PROVIDENCE LINE Providence 0oSI; IS95rI
I7aSt S+asnoers PLYMOUTH and CoNNECI1CUI.
Orchestra on each Leave is. N r. loot OF Murray
St. days only at p M ,-,,, -
sToNINGToN LINE Stonington Match u Hll I'm Nara
s1E ssIlTT II A. W7SEIRFI Leave Pier 40 N r., foot Of
CTarkson st week days only at p M
N0R1VTC LINE, for New London Fishers Island Block
Island Norwich, worcester Boston, North and East East-
Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and CITY OF MORCE5- MOI
only $3.50 P. NJ
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hartford. Spring
field and North. Week days Str. RICHARD PESh
leaves Pier 40. n. R. 200 p NJ foot SIst st. T. H'
n R., 1900 Midnight sundays Str R!GHAkD PECK
leaves Pier 40 N r. 9:30 A. M. foot 3lst St. Z. K.
1918 A NJ. returning, due New York. 500 P NJ
TICKETS AND STATEROOMS, all Lines, at 16I, 261.
6T3 LIS 354 Broadway, PARK Place % Union Square,
245 Coumbus Avenue 273 125th Street, 153 T. 1854
Street. York. Court, $50 Fulton street. SSO 6roao-
way. Brooklyn. and at PleEe
New-York tribune., 1903-07-22

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

UFACTURERS OF billiard and pool
tables high gra de bowling alley builders;
lowest prices. MARK BROS, "a Union
New-York tribune., 1903-07-22
HELP WANTED.

Female.
BROADWAY HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL
French, American hairdressing; mani
curing; face. general massage: scalp treat
ment, bust developing beautifying, chirop-
ody. dermatology: incorporated: diplomas:
superior instruction; day, evening sessions;
ladies' maids taught; good positions; both
sexes admitted; call or write. c. SUTHER-
LAND. Principal, 1.27S Broadway. near SD
New-York tribune., 1903-07-22
BOARD AND ROOMS.

ST ALBANS. Z EAST 31ST-Sr.
Rooms, -ingle, en- suite. with pIL.SCe
baths: doctors office: dining room, paIIor
floor; electric light: excellent table ooaru.
II EAST 24TH-sT. madison Square Park);
Large. cool room; excellent service anu
fine references.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-22
ROARn WANTED.

TWO LADIES desire front and back con CO n
Meeting rooms; private bath; West 9l1e
uptown; August, city; state lowest Faces Ss;
J. R. Box "a. Tribune Uptown Olhce' A'So1
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-22
Furnished Houses to Let-Countru

KKTATCH HILL. r. /. COTTAGE; TO SUB-LET.-Cir-
w preventing lessor from occupying
the most attractive cottages at Watch hin. wishes TO
cottages. rented for July,
from Angus. Ist. For full particulars write.
FRANK w. COY, Westerly, r. L
SSPRING LAKE BEACH. y J-9-room furnished cot
- tase electric light. modern improvements. Aug
sept $500 POTTER Real Estate, Spring Lake. N. J.
FURNISHED SUMNER COTTAGE country; nillpond
boat, Ice electric lights; $50 a month. GEO. c.
MCKENZIE Yalesvile Conn
New-York tribune., 1903-07-22
-yROWELL- DAVID L-IN PURsTANCE nE

an order % Hon. Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate OF
the County OF New York. notice hereby given 10 ali
persons having claims against David l. CroweI OF
the County 0 NeW York % present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber at her place OF
acting business at the Offices OF Tison. Goddard &
Brewster No. Is William Street Borough OF Man
haitian. City New York before the 3lst day OK
December.
Dated. New York. the 18Th day Of June, 1903
HATTIE L. CROW ELL Administrators
TISON GODDARD q BREWSTER. Attorneys for Ad-
minisratrix. I5 William Street. Borough OF ManAat-
tan. City OF NeF YORK
New-York tribune., 1903-07-22
Real Estate Wdnted.

WANTED 10 purchase. paving hotel or road
w outside of city; cafe or restaurant, any
business will stand looking into; viii pay cash
buy once: state price. Address P. o. Box l025
Hartford Conn
New-York tribune., 1903-07-22
SurrOgates' NOtlces.

A Imam, LOUIS.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
order Of Hon Frank T Fitzgerald Surrogate Of
the County OF New York notice IS hereby all
persons having GLAZING against Louis Altman late OF
same with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber a. the ofe
Of his Messrs. Blair Rudd No. 26 Liberty
Street Borough Il Manhattan. City of New York on
he l4th Of September 1903
Dated New York. March 5th. 1903.
FREDERIC HAAS Executor
BLAIR & RCDD. Attorneys for Executor. 2g Liberty
Street Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New York
New-York tribune., 1903-07-22
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

= Abner c. Thomas. surrogate of the County of New
York hereby given to ali having claims
against Emma Louise Crosby late Of the County Of New
the with vouchers
to the subscriber his place tansacting business No
90 Wall Street, in the Borough OF Manhattan City
York before the fifteenth day of November
Dated New York the 9th day OF May 1908.
GEORGE A MILLER, Administrators.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-22

N PURSUANCE OF AZ ORDER OF HON.

n 10 hoUANOE ON IN OLtDL4Is OF A1O-N'
= Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate the County OF New
York dated June 10Th 1908 notice IS hereby given
all persons having claims against Linda Dows Cooksey
County New York deceased, to present the
with vouchers thereof to the subscribers at their
transacng business No. 102 Produce Exchange
in the City OF New York or before the 10th day OF
Dated New York. the 24th day June, 1908.
RICHARD NJ. HOE. TRACY DOWS, Executors
HORACE E DEMING, Atty. for Executors II & ID
William Street Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-22
n PURSUANCE on AN ORDER OF HOE.

IN PURSUANCE Of AN UhDLR UF HUM
FRANK T. FITZGERALD Surrogate OF the County
York notice hereby given 10 all having
claims agains; Samuel Ktzman late Of the County Of
New York, present the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber at her place OF transaetng bust
27 Pine Street in the City Of New York. on or
before the first day Of October next
Dated New YORK. the sixteenth day OF March, 1903
ISABELLA KRITZMAN AdmX.
n. S l. ISAACS. Attys for Admx-. q Pine St.
Y. CitY
New-York tribune., 1903-07-22
City Property for Sale.

nocK PROPERTY FOR sALE.-Two fine large Sites:
IL one North. other River for cash or ap-
proved credit. W X. ASTON, Pine st.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-22

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of the County OF
New York is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Martin L. Rickerson late Of the County OF
New York deceased present the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber at her place Of transacting
Street in the Borough Manhattan The City
York on before the 10th day Of January next.
Dated New York, I4th day Of July, 1903.
ENINIEITNE c. RICKERSON. Administrators
GEO II HYDE, Attorney for Administrators,
81 Chambers ST.. Manhattan. New York City.