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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-21
REAL ESTATE.
TScenty old Buildings and Parts
Sold for Small Sums

Twenty buildings and parts of buildings. included
in the property obtained by the city for the extern
sion of Watts-st.. from Sullivan-st through
Thompson-st. to West Broadway were sold al
auction yesterday by George NJ. Rosin, for Bryan
L. Kennedy With few exceptions the buildings
were tenements OF the oldest type, and dilapidated
so as to be hardly it for habitation- The five
buildings in Sullivan-st were the Oldest and dirtiest
of the lot The tenements in Thompsoa-st. were
OF somewhat more modern character. and one or
two Of the buildings in Broome-st. were of recent
construction.
The buyers Of the various parcels are required to
begin the demolition of the buildings within thirty
days, and the present inmates, who probably num-
Der at least two hundred, must get out before tat
time Most of them already dong so, ana inc
buildings already have deserted appearance w oLH
on the street extension will begin as soon as the
old buildings down.
On none of the parcels was the bidding az an
brisk it controlled by a pool headed oy
Charles Keim, contractor, of No 2f7 East Forty
seventh-st The highest price paid for any one
was the five story brick building at the corner OF
Broome-st and West Broadway. One hundred dol
lars paid for PARCEL No. 10. which was part OF
a five story brick building, at No. 43 ThompSon-st
The prices all the other parcels were low, none
exceeding SIS. The lowest price paid was for Par
for parcels was about $500, and Mr.. Keim secured
every lot.
Mr.. Keim, who has had long experience in buying
old buildings throughout the city, says that the
tenements in Sullivan-st. are among the DIGEST ~
the city. The three story brick tenement at NO IS
SUllivan-st, he says, is at least ninety years OLD
and probably built when the district was
principally occupied by sailors boarding houses.
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REALTY NOTES.

Davis ]. McComb owns only the controlling in
terest in the Milano Company. new corporation
formed to hold as an investment the Milano apart
ment house, at No. 121 to 129 West Ftftyeghth-st.
the sale of which by Eugene La Grove was re-
ported yesterday.
White Phipps report leases at No. East For
tieth-st. to Miss Mary Averill. Miss Mary Nelson
and the RockIitz Photographic Company. They
also report leases of lofts at No 400 Fifth-ave
No. 1872 Fifth-ave.. No. 81 Madson-ave. and No 70
West Thirty-ninth-st.
James p Knight IS the buyer of Nos. 2l5 and 217
West Forty-ninth-st.. the sale of which by Andrew
+. Gilsey for Frederick H. Walker was reported
yesterday
Pocher & Co. have leased No. 50 West One-hun-
dred-and- thirty-seCond-st:. a hve story hathouse
Tor the Brooklyn Title Guarantee and Trust Com,
pany, for five years, at total rental of SSCn and
a similar property at No. 500 West One-hundred-
and-thirty- second-st., the same terms.
s. Osgood Pell & Co. have leased for James j.
Coogan five lofts in the Coogan Building on the
northeast corner OF SiXth-ave. and Twenty sixth
ST.. for ten years total rental of 100000, 10
William G.. Park has taken title. for a considera-
ton OF $4,000. 10 the property at No "a West For
tyffth-st., sold recently for John 3. Allen, ex-
ecutor by Horace s. Ely & Co.
The Frank /. Fisher Company has leased for q
Mr.. Well to a Mrs. DesseT for five years. the
Pease Gilman have leased for c. II. Capen No.
IS East StXty-third-st.. four story dwelling house
James P Knight is the purchaser of the dwelling
houses at Nos. 215 and 2l1 West Forty-ninth-st.
Mrs. Theodosia Hatch Roessle has purchased hEe
lots in CheSter-ave.. Belle Harbor, and not Z. 0.
Roessle, Us was formerly reported -
II; B. Anderson has leased his house at No fi5
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Fss a9F No e 27 years ssP pF $500
Hirsch Henrietta and another 10 Charles Sled
lers: 1st-ave No S94 TO sos corner -3d-s
years: per cent 4uuu
Szanga Jacob 10 Samuel Harris ct al. trustees
1i3fr-st. Nos and East: two mortgages;
Iberf George J. 10 Colonial Trust Company;
Ia;t6-st No 500 to $40 West; four mortgages l
YEAR As per cent; each zoou
Siiverson. Arthur z, Isis j Carter e al. ez
ec,Itors: If3th-st. II $ $40 II " Of Ith-ave,
Same 10 Clementine NJ SHERMAN: same property;
r-f- mortgage $50 500: year; cent. 800
I[5oche (,oifrev. 20 Metropolitan savings Bank
6 5S9S cent 5 - I. 75o
Taanenbauln Bernhard. Olga E NoEler;
5th-av4 : v corner 134th-st; prior mortgage,
SCI coo. s years, per cent. 800
Fuchs Mary 10 Isaac c johnson, kiizaoeth-st.
iso3: 5 per cent 81 90
same - John 3 Johnson and another Grand-s s.
s. sol = " Of Eizabsth-st. due February Il,
I91S, per - 80
olsen ole 70 Mi-h4el Coleman: 27th-st. $50
q ~ erh-ave: prior mortgage, Sl52. 600;
bYdinc loan Cue april :. 1905. per cent. 5000
" 2ee 1t4-4' vaars : per sooo
Cohen Jecob. To Berry simoas and another.
tar1uiue-st. . s. us II CT Mlnetta Lane.
also Carnine-st. : Us q y u Minctta
Lane rams 6T3x 5i4 20 Minetta Lane
mart gag S35,59ti due per eent-'--...-.-. as
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

5th-ave W corner 13ith-st. - 11xs5 Olga A B
A Vogler Bernhard Tannenoaum; mortgages
2d-ave S corner I19th-st. 6J10x1OO; Hugo e
d6o stelhuT s6a 70 oo.onioh me 500
Sgapsa 10 55oteb Gauber: mortgage. $4,000 Nominal
llI Tar - GI s tr ane to jacob ganga 1900
62d-st No i2I East. I6x73 1xl6x72 ?; William
6o1 '' " ' ... .........-... Nominal
HG @e eS Cna SV H5V OLA T icIermann $500
l23d-st. s eG6 10 Of Amsterdau-ave. SIX
eSre sol 600 Nominal
lasld-st 5 900 OF Aulsterdaul-ave. S32x
100 II: George J Ebert 70 Peter Mccoy; mort
IGthest No 22l West 25x02: aaron Kramer
Frederick Moser; mortgage. $22S nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-21
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Buowa Il Bullowa, attorneys. have sold for
client the plot, with cid buildings, Nos. IS and 100
Thompson-st., near Spring-st., 50210o feet. The
purchaser intends 10 improve the property with
six story tenement houses.
Goodman & Sirlons have bought from Eliza and
Charles F. Dean Nos. Az and 40 Houston-st-,
southeast corner of Cannon-St., and No 132 Can
nonst adjoining. old buildings plot 50xi00 feet.
John II. Berry and H DaVy have sold for John
W. Stevens to investor the ten story hreproof
loft building at No. West Sixteenth-st., which
rents for S2I.TG0 year The site 35x03 feet, car
ries with il permanent rights OF way TO Fifteenth
St through an easement between the NeW-1 ork
Hospital property and No. eS to 104 Ftfth-ave.
f.. Nersten has sold for Jacob KATE and Max
Wmple TO Ignatz Wesberger No 6lS!2 Hudson
ST.. two story building, on lot 24XsS6 feet.
The Slawson estate has sold to q Mr.. Norwood
for S42 500 the four story dwelling house on lot
20xS5 feet. at No. S55 Lexington-ave-, northeast
THOMAS Capek & Co have sold for St Roses
Settlement 10 Owen T Martin Nos. 20 and 20
East Seventy-frst-st, two three story dwelling
west corner of Second lave. Julia Fret and John
and Maria Helm are the owners of record.
Thomas CapeE & Co. have sold Tor Fanny Scne-
wick to the Rev John 7. Prout no. 2i9 East sew
Louis Iese has bought from George Hull No. IS
East One-hundred- and-fourteenth-st-, I'VE story
fathouse lot 25X1Co-l feet 49, - -
Emanuel Simon has sold No SS7 Lenox-ave Z
five story fathouse on lot 25xS5 feet. - 49,.
Arthur s. Cox & Co. have sold for Ree = HusIon
No 10 East Observation-Disclosures enth-st. a nV7
story fathouse. with store on lot 29NlOp1I ltSI,
Rleman & co. have sold for a client 70 a oulider
the plot 2q0xIO) at the southwest corner or wales,
avs and Cne-hundred- and forty -seVenth-S ana
tbe Mot 2N0xlOO feet at the southeast corner OF
Forest-ave and One-hundred d-forty-S
p " Rover has sold for Catherine Nilheln 20
Jacob Graft plot. 5oXl+. IN E3asI one a
and eghty-second-st.. between Third and Sathg2te
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Nv Rran L Kennedy: SD 57th-st 125 Il Of 10Th
ave 23x1oo j. story ten n wilhenina Sehneider agt
Weaver 81 al. Nevin & G. attys; r Olcott. rer;
amt due $i2 547 So SIG 10 the p.aintn for
By James L Wells: 2745 2T4s Creston-aye 5 894o
E, n ~ Ia6thst 50xfCG4 story DIRK hed) dwg hsi
-so = 779 c-eeon~ave W $ 4949 # n 196th-sr
i5Gx1O0 a story DIRK lled) dwg his: Sleeves agt
/ Kenn ct al: 4 Knox. atty G p Brecktnrtdge rel;
amount due 81 res so; taxes etc S25 prior morris
ave s. 1873 Of Fordham Road. III lOxs-Hl 10 lux
s21 story dwg rs; Porter ast heHp o e. a.
s Knox atty: D T Kimbau. ref: amount due SSOet q;
sold sbi 10 mort for ST. 300 plaintiff for S20921
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-21

Il Frank r. FYtz-eraiI Surrogate - the County Of
York notice Is hereby given % al persons having
Annie Cole Morgan late OF the county =
Tori deceased - present the same y M $500
subscriber. MS place tiii7Aee,ls
business AZ TIE office % Tracy 4 sherman rs
attorneys No - Wall street, the city OF NeN 4o''
rp a. before the eighteenth day Of February 49,
Dated New Yogk. the third iay u august. -
MATTHEW MORGAN EAecutor-
E-yA ARTS TRACY 4 SHERMAN. Attorneys toF executor
10. - Wan street. New HcTis y J.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

5th-sve . $ Is # S OF 1IItnost for two six story
e efH t oTrSers MeIve & Bagge architects $685.
lst-ave and 12th-st corner, for six story
brick tenement house. with store ana bakery, 20
As l1x9O: II FIGHTER owner: Z Badt' archltect 'o'
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BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Bassford-ave $ $50 Of 1s2d-st; two story frame
dwelling house 10 GxG0 feet; Lucy A Cameron owner ana
IS2d-st s IS It Of washington-ave; three two
story frame tenement houses, &)Xi46 teet susan I
steers. owner: Louis FaIk. architect. Sls.OoO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-21
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

2d-ave 50x1o22 hve story blk rs; H Jackson agt
O'Brien et II Jackson. atty: 5 CoWen, rer;
amt due $24 taxes S9sS o. sold sub TO two
nnorgs, aggregat!nG S1SCCO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-21

The spproxnaae amount Of the len or charge 70 satisty
sS With interest thereon from 18th DAY OF July
with costs and allowances amounting 10
700 an Sgtb interest the 5lst cay q july To-"
go 81 r. arpsnses Of sale. The approximate
gctneI eesessuleLts other liens which are 20
purchaser cut OF taT as .S-ss' -
rsia bx the Referee IS S4Z--iS, 49, 4N'7'eS-
Dated Ne" 1''H' aus ARTHUR D. TRUA1, Referee.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

= Abner g Thomas. q Surrogate OF the County
notice hereby given 70 all persons having claims
Adolph MarshuetZ the County @ ~
York deceased present the with vouchers thereof
placs OF transactng business.
No l43 Front Street the city o. New York. be-
fore day Of December next
Dated New York. the 18th day o; June, 1903
JULES c. MARSHCETZ,
JACOB :. CARVALHO
Executors.
New York city.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The tribune
~ received at their Uptown Once.
NO. 1864 BROADWAY.
..-.--.- ,.,f h. received al the following branch
rses 3, regular once until clock p m Viz;
.,Tf Stb-nve.. s. g. 25d-st; I53 Oth-RFe-' cor
,s., - 02 East Iith-St.i 25s West s%d-rt;' o. -
49, - ST. s,.s @tis Nest l25th-st.i I33s
81 b.tgean 1Gif end 4Ith stft lU%b 5d-aNe..
f~t- r'tQ-Si. kO1 tsast
I35fh-st.; =56 TremOnt-aTe.; $50 3d-aNe.. near
36 Oh ri~tOpher-st brook
lxD Y-.I6 COurt-st.i 215 snatth-st; IoSs%
f2sfe@-aNe. Newark. y. J.-S3S BrOnd-st, Also
A q, c1icsz.
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
4 Abner C. Thomas a Surrogate Of the County OF New
York notice i hereby given all persons having claims
Gustav Eohu. County OF New York.
deceased present with vouchers thereof
a once their
& RuCk No $assaU-st, in 'the city OF New York.
before the l4th day OF January next
Dated. New York. the stn day = July ices
ABRAHAM BLUR.
LOUIS NEUBRIK
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HOboken.
STEVENS SCHOOL
The ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE

THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE
STEVENS INSTITUTE or TECHNOLOGY.
River Street between 18th and 9Th SIS. HohoEsn. y =
REOPENS SEPT. 18th, 1903
Registration day for applicants for admission On sep
Exaninatons for admission tbs 10th and 11ta c.
September
Complete courses study preparatory 20 all Unversf
ties Colleges Schools OF Science Law and Msdiciae-
tuiton fer all classes 3 $50 Per year CT
$50 per
These terms include all the studies
Far catalogues apply to Principal Stevens sohool
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Lao Schools.
School Agencies.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS. AGE,;cT
~ supplies Professors Teachers tutors. GcveFnsssS~
etc 10 COLLEGES. schools and Fauilles- Apply 20
Mrs. NJ YOUNG TOY = Irlen SQUARE.
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Help Wanted.

WANTED FOR L. s. ARMY ABLE
boiled Unmarried raeu. between ages a y and g.
ezzns II Uui-eG 4 good character and tepera
saslts, speak read ani write English. For Ia
-hirs ave. rs sixth Ave. =. =. se5 Fulton sL
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Proposals.
Foreclosure Sales.
YORK STPRENIE COURT, COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ az New York-Charles D. Immen Junior. and
Thomas J. Burton surviving Executors OF the Last
sea,si Hannah a Pew Defendant. IN pursuance
of Foreclosure Sale. duly made and entered
in the above action bearing date the Slst day OF
u,V 1905 / the Undersigned the Referee in said judg
ment named will Public Auction. at the New York
F 4Ser5 of Manhattaa City OF New York on
day September 1903 al Il o'clock noon on that Day
SAID judgment TO sold and therein described fol-
AL that certain lot OF ground Ihs PatI OF W.
the Sixteenth Ward OF City Of New York distinguished
Greenwich the city Of New York recorGed n tne 0tlce
II the Register and for City and County OF New
the NUMBERS 81 three hundred and sevenoen) and SS
three and eighteen Inc sald premises pelng
ventieh Street enthusiastically by line parallel with
eight feet and four inches SoqtneaS
Az fhree hundred seventeem. Southwestwardy by
the half distance line between Nineteeth street ana me
paIatlei WIN from the Norhwestwardy line
eaj5 LOT numbered 81s tthree hundred and eghleen)
S1+arin- In width in front the said Twentieth Street
and in the rear sixteen feet and eight inches and IN
the same measurements more or less Whlc salu prem
ises were denised leased and 10 farm let by BenaIn
Moore COMMITTEES person and estate Of Catharine
Van Cortlanit Moore. 10 James ing ns
teTIn Of tventy-cnc years the hrst day Of May
1874; together with ali anG singular me comes I!
fngs rights members privileges ara
the estate right title interest term Of years yer 10 Co
1batsoeyeT as wen equity. Of the said de.
fendant Hannah EVER paTt "a and parcel thereof the
pprteTances and said Indenture Of Lease ana
the T c56gion 5h fIe e1esd and contained
Dated New York, August ;. l9l5 - 49,.
poBERT a r. DAYTON. Attorney for Plaintiff No lz9
Broadway Borough O.: AanlattSn new toit - .,id
IS above, the street number oehs 4'4 west
Twentieth Street; -, 60.
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\ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

l. Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the County OF
New York Notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Daussa late OF the County OF New
York. deceased TO present the same with vouchers
thereof TO subscriber his place OF transactng
business at No Wall Street. IN the Borough % Man
haitian the City Of Kew York or before the 10th
day OF December L.
Dated New York. the Srd June. 1903.
SIMON II. STERN. Executor.
CHARLES E. RUSHMoRE. Attorney for Executor. 30
Wall ST. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-21

CGce % re Department Of Parks Arsenal Building
Flfn Avenue AID Street Borough Of Man
haitian The Clty Of NeO. York
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE
-eeee sa l7 the Park Board above cfce q the
fueI- rtr1lnt q Parks Uut ? O clock 7.
RSDAG. AUGUST -. 1903.
BorOugh Of The Bronx.
FOR FI-PNISEI%E AND DELIVERING
WARF TROS a\D TOOLS II BRONX AND CTsAPE-
MONT PARKS BOROUGH or The EROA.E.
F7l lu., partic-si-rs city Record.
WILLIAM R WILCOX
JOHN + ECSTIs
RICHARD YOUNG
Commissioners q Parks
ra.sa aus 49, 10 1903
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SurTogates Notices.

HERRICK. JACOB HOBART-iN PUkSu-
IL ANC,E OF an order Of Hon Ahner g Thomas SUI
- t..iutv u New York. NOTICE. Is hereoy
eiSen to al pees9ls having claims asAsNss 49, W
acssel 20 present the same VIII vouchers tae+eo. p
or business Al
tae & = n A WISE. - Broad street. In -hs
Borough Of Manhattan Ne" AotAs o. % ~~-1-o 80
dav o. December next
49, MARIA AMELIA HL-t-kLCh. EXecutrix-
: & II A. WISE Attorneys 20 -Exscutrix, - Broad
s,.~sef Borough 90 Marfuattar- New York. y z
IN PURSUANCE or An ORDER OF HON
Il Abner G, Thoras. Surrogate oftks County % Ne~
York notice hereby gwen = al Psstoas having clans
a-a S.EUund Ne4sacr--iate % County q New
York dscsase 20 9nt IL sars ish vouchers thereof
he cfce ~ benjamin. T. Foster 30. g Nassau street
In the City New York before the first das OF
SsBJsnsber 1895. Dated New York. the
February. 1903 ADOLPH " EiGNER Exscctor.
BENJAMIN 3 FOSTER Att0rney 3 Nassau g.. New
TcTk ClCg-
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DALDWIN, PAULrNE.-1N PURSUANCE

- OF an order OF Hon c. Thomas. Surrogate Of
County OF New York notice IS hereby given 70 al!
against Pauline Baldwin. late OF
the County Of deceased 20 present the same
with thereof 70 subscriber at his place OF
transactln business IS Broadway Borough OF Man
rattan in the City New YovE. before the fifteenth
day OF September next
Dated New York. March So. 1875
RADCLIFFE BALDWIN, Executor.
MORRIS FAY Attorneys for Executor. 1S5 Broadway.
New
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~ PURsrANCE Ga az ORDER OF HON.

Amer c. Thomas Surrogate OF the County o;
New York IS hereby given all persons having
claims against Charlotte A La Forge late OF the County
al New York deceased present the with
subscriber AZ her place OF trsnsacng
of1ces OF Murray. Bennett & Ingersol
her ATTORNEYS Nos 1922 William Street. City
OF New FORK. before the l4th day Of December
Dated New York day June 1908.
EMILY a La FORGE. Administrators
MURRAY BENNETT & INGERSOI4L4 Attorneys for
1922 William Street New York City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
u Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF New
York hereby given 10 all persons having claims
Eliza Jane late OF the County OF New
to the with vouchers there
OF 10 subscriber place OF transacttng business
Wall Street. City Of New York, Borough OF
Manhattan before the sixth day Of January next
Dated New York the first day OF July. 19tS
THE CITY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
Temporary Administrator.
BoARDMAN. PLATT soLET. Attorneys for TEN
porary Administrator. IS Wall Street. Borough OF
Manhattan. City Of New York.
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For Boys and Young Msn-Counrry.

y FAPLEVOOD. CONCORDVILLE- PENN-Sucesssfu1
school: OF the besc 70 inspire with ensrsy.
70 wake UP boys duties Of life able professors college
athle-o
daIt FORM sru1ent5 successful business men
doctors ls7v-s-s legislators, in L. 5. SENATE:
Young bows admitted $3.50. JOSEPH SHORTLIDGE-
(Yals). a NJ. Prin. No tobacco
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Abner Thomas. q Surrogate OF the County OF
New York. NOTICE IS hereby given 10 all persons hay
ing against Bernard L. Ackermann. late OF the
County OF New York deceased present the with
thereof the subscriber her place Of
acting business office Messrs. Coudert Brothers,
No II Broadway Borough OF Manhattan. City OF
New York. before 18th day OF December
Dated New York the 4th day Of June 1903.
MARIE ACkERMANN, EXecutrtx
COUDERT BROTHERS. Attorneys for ExecUtrIX. No
a Broadway Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-21

4 an order OF Hon Abner C. Thomas, Surrogate OF
the County Of NewYork notice is hereby given 10 al
having claims against Daniel NJ Porter. late
Of the County OF YORK, y. Y deceased 70 present
thereof, the subscriber AZ
tbe of5ce NJ his attorney Louis T. So Broad
way Borough Of Manhattan New York city on CT te-
fore the 2nd day OF November, 1908.
Dated, New York. April 24th. 1903.
GEORGE ROSENDALE. Executor.
LOUIS F DODD, Attorney for Executor So Broadway
New York City. Borough OF Manhattan
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mARYEY- ALEXANDER.-IN PCRsLANCA

Of an order Of Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald
Of the County notice IS hereby given 70 all
uersons having claims against Alexander Harvey, late
Of the County New York deceased, 70 present the
the subscribers their
place OF traEsaong business at the ohces OF Curtis
IIathevay Broadway (Manhattan), .hs City OF
New YORK or before the Srd day q oetonsr next
Dated New York. the 3Ti day OF April, 1905
JOHN r. SUDAN. HERBERT L. SATIGRLEE. Exec
c1TPTfs r HATREwAY. Attorney for Executors 40
Broadway lNIanhaLtanl. New YORK CITY.
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I AELIN. LOHN PHILBRICK.-IN PURSE

4 n, j u
ANCE Of an order OF Hon. Frank 7. Fitzgerald.
surrogate OF County OF New York notice hereby
given TO persons having claims against John Phibrick
Latin late County Of New York. deceased pre-
sent the same with subscribers
az their place transactiny business 81 William
in ire city New York. before the LIST day Of
dated New York the oath DAY OF March 1908
MOLLIE SMITH I.NFLIN,
HENRY V LESTER.
PECKHAM. WARNER & STRONG Attorneys for Ad-
illustrators William St. Borough Manhattan.
New York City,
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For Both Sexes-City.

DEN0vAL.-NIISS ROBERTS'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
n with kiudergarten classes for has been
moved from Madison avenue 10 West astn street.
Reopsns October lst
Tryr5F, TERIITz school. OF LANGUAGES.
Madison square CiI22 Broadway Brooklyn IS Court s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-21
GRAND CORNER
SurrogateS' Notices.

TRAUTVETTER, IDA.-IN PURSUANCE OF
l. an order Of Hon. Abner c Thomas Surrogate Of
the County New nOtics is hereby given to oil
persons having claims against Ida Trauteer late Of the
County OF York deceased, present the with
vouchers thereof to subscribers. their place Of
transacting business No 27 Broadway IN the city OF
New York on or before 10th Of January
Dated New York, the LIST day July 1908.
TRACTNETTEFi.
OSCAR r sEITZ. Attorney Tor Executives, II Broad
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-21

OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE
BOROUGH OF QUEENS. THIRD FLOOR OF THE
B2E2TGH 6I TH ST GiTy AHR iTaGKs0E
QUEENS CITY OF NEW YORK
SEALED BIDS OR ESlIEs~TS WILL. BE RE
ceved BY the President q the Bo-ough Queens at
THURSDAY. AUGUST ~. 1909.
40 FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND
MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR A SEWER BASIN AND
ITS APPI-RTENANCES on THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
or TEMPLE AND SHERMAN STREETS, ~ THE
For further particulars see CITY RECORD.
Dated August u. 1903.
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE
BOROUGH OF QUEENS THIRD FLOOR OF THE
AVENUE long ISLAND CITY BOROUGH OF
QUEENS CITY OF NEW YORK.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIHAT ES WILL. BE RE-
by President q toe Borough Of Queens at
re a'0Fe TTHIIIRsDAY. aUGI ST p. 1903.
FOR FURNISHING ALI The FOR AND
MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR 8EGI- LATINO. GRAD
INE AND PAVING WITH ASPFALE BLOCK PAVE
Way OF POMERoY STREET. FROM BROADWAY TO
gEIAI-A AVENUE FIRST WARD
80 3 FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND
MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR REGULATING. GRAD
nc CIIlfINff AID LAYING SIDEWALKS on EI-EV-
ENTF AVENUE FROM BROADWAY TO NEWrOWE
No : For FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND
MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR REGULATING GRAD
1Sfi. CURLING AND LAYING SIDEWALKS on TEN
PIE STREET FROM THE BOULEVARD TO THE
TT further particulars see CITY RECORD.
JOSEPH CASSIDY.
President Of the Borough q queens
r1te@ August u. 1903.