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BEFORE THE PUBLIC EYE.

T . ! =
Sunday evening Rev. ]. NJ. Cleary will de-
liver his lecture on Rome and Leo XIII. :
in st. Charles church. Fourth street and
Thirteenth avenues. He Will review the
career of the aged pontiff and explain the
meaning and purpose Of the temporal
power of the pope. Just at the present
time the attention of the world is directed
towards Rome and the papacy, as the
twenty fifth anniversary of Leo's reign is
being comnlemorated. Father Cleary will
illustrate his lecture by numerous stere-
cpticon views.
The pupils of Mrs. Karl Strahle will
give a recital tomorrow evening in the
Northwestern Conservatory hail. The pro-
gram will be given by the Misses Louise
Smith. Helen Rieck. Louise Walker, Amy
Peterson Emily Horne. Pearl Pritchard.
Anna Polk, Lottie Eberhardt, Katherine
Hennessey. Cora Engbergh, Carmen Mel
son and Master Elwood Nelson Miss Ma
bel Boyscn. reader, Will assist.
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pRoeRBss1v u = EucHRE a CRIME.

Holly Springs, Miss. Feb. 125--Judge Lowry
Yesterday made sensational departure from the
usual formula when he charged the grand jury
to indict progressive euchre players If these.
instructions are carried out many people who are
prominent as officers or members of the Pres
byterian, Methodist and Episcopal churches
llable TO Indictment Local society is indignant
over his action. -
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CLUB MEETINGS

=; quiet day for women. conducted by Bishop
morrow. Holy. communion will be celebratcd III
until ) o'clock. g = ~ =
Camden w. @. T. U. held Willard memorial
service this afternoon atsthe home of Mrs. John
Orr. 4ll9 Lyndale avenue II. u Light REFRESHMENTS
were served after the propr ram .e 80, " 70
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Mrs. Bessie Goldstein., Of 11o5 Fifth
street S announces the engagement of her
daughter Lima to Morris Goldman.

Palm Beach. Fla, seems to be a favor
ite resort for Minneapolis people in Feb
ruary and March, who think 1t the most
delightful spot in the world. Among those
now there are John DeIaittre Alonzo
Rand. Messrs. and Mines. Sam Cargill, c.
S. Bracket, w. II. Shull John ! See,
Charles Lamb, Lucian Swift Frank Sny-
der. Fred B. Snyder, G.. F. Piper and
Stone. .N.. - ...-s.a~--..--,
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.sPoILEp BY DEPORTATION.

Among the gifts received by young mother
for her first baby was a dainty little carriage.
extensively trimmed with real lace and hand
embroidery. 1t would have been beautiful if
It had not been utterly useless on account of the
material employed. which nothing less than
dotted swiss. Imagine the bu1npy appearance
of the Infants face after sleeping on such a
pillow for an hour or two Quite as sensible
is the fashion of adorning the diyan cushions
with cabachons and the huge Indian beads 50
much in vogue. a cushion is meant to be a
luxury and not an instrument Of torture.
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lnSoCialC Circles
AFTERNOON AT HOME
Mrs. William Henry Condit Receives
at Her Home on Fourth
Avs. E.
y =. '.~# -. Is. 1.a.. -
A Jolly Shrove Tuesday Party Takes
Place at the Minikahda
Club. e---. .

Mrs William Henry'C ondit received this
afternoon at her home, 101S Fourth ave-
nue. SEi. Mrs Condit was assisted by'her
mother, Mrs. A. G. Brann. and Mrs. IL.
NJ Bracken. Mrs. Charles Goodnow,
Misses Backus. Jones and Warner as
sisted through the rooms. Clusters or
daffO1its furnished a sunny decoration.
This evening Dr. Condt will receive with
Mrs Condit and the Misses Blake will
be among the assisting women: 1t will
be DR.. and Mrs. Condit's last post nup-
tial reception
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j MIS-. A. Fl. Kenyon viii have as her
guest next week Rev. Florence II. Crooker
fam Arbor. Mich. Mrs. Kenyon will
entertain Thursday and Friday after
Moons. March and 6, for Mrs. Croker,
at her home, IT Thirteenth street S.
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Mrs. Merwell, will leave Friday evening
for Washington, D. c., where they will
meet Miss Florence Hill. Later they will
visit Boston,, Northampton and New
York. r. LEX
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Mrs. William p. Lowry of Emerson ave
nue. S. will entertain Il group Of women
Saturday afternoon for Mrs. c. J. Saw
bridge of Fergus Falls. -" S.
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The Blind Boone Concert company will
give a. concert this evening art st. Peters
A. NJ E. church, Twenty second street
and Ninth avenue S.
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To morrow afternoon Miss Nan Smith
of tIenncptn avenue, will entertain at
cards. r. ~. &ss'. E..
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Do not think that because you have done a kind
act once in your life the public owes you an
everlasting debt Of gratitude. q.
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Saturday afternoon for Mrs. c.. J. Saw
bridge of Fergus Falls. ~ ,..w
A group.of forty of the younger set had
a jolly Shrove Tuesday frolic last even
ing at the Minikahda. club. MIS- w S.
DWinnell and Mrs. I. T.. Corse chaperoned
the young people who drove out for a
sheet and pillow case party. Supper was
served after a program of :. informal
dances. .. r
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Hazer
OF the Holmes hotel gave card and dane
ing party. Rugs. draperies and softly
shaded lights transformed the large din
1ng-room into a charming reception
room and flowers and palms added furth-
Ell adornment The buffet was banked
with green, relieved with red azaleas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazer were assisted in re-
Giving by Messrs. and Mines. r. Munzer,
]. Y. Gedney, Clarence Smith and Charles
johnson. An orchestra, played during the
games and later gave a dance program.
supper was served in the ordinary.
The annual Shrove Tuesday party Of the
Young people of st. Marks church was
given last evening in the parish house,
which was hung with red bunting The
lights were all shaded red and the tables
were decorated with red tapers The
guests were received by Rev and Mrs. r.
wives and the Daughters of the King
served refreshments. About Oeventy-five
guests were present j. setst
Mrs. F.. NJ. Norton Of AL Twenty sixth
street entertained last evening in honor
of her father. Robert Smith of Fariballt
Cards and music We're the amusements.
The decorations We're ,carna tons Sup
per was served and covers were laid for
fifteen.
Miss Belle Morris gave dancing party
Monday evening for Miss Grace Myers
The parlors were bright with palms and
flower and smilaX wreathed the chan
sdeliel,s and sdoorWays. The ballroom was
hung With green and pink bunting and the
dining room was in green and white A
string orchestra playeds .sEhe guests IN
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Merwell. nee
Horton, of Boston, Miss Myers. accpm
panied by her mother and by Mr. and
r#. - II
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

f16th-st No $50 West. IS9x-xIS9Xl0o11t Aaron
NJ JanpoIe another Andrew Murray. -
mortgage. $1,000. and S4uO
5--h-st, No &C East. 1SZIC0.J. Andrew - Agnev
Cornelius r Aguew. b and nominal
93d-sr n 175 Il CT West End-ave, l@3xlV1-s;
Rosetta M1rrcn and another . Ayron Il Open
helm. mortgage $3.50, 600 onlinal
I4Isr-st. .<os and 81 West 55Z:3 ilxJtx:sl II;
Stirn a. 20 Segla1 Gottle and anOtne on1iIa
Lencx-ave. No AL. :, 13SXl0J. Robert WAL
lace the Nineteenth Ward Bank mortgage,
SJ9tHb .-'S4-A---4
West End-ave. n 10Ist-st 100ilXlU0: Myron
Oppenieim Henry Corn; mortgage 500 eco Nominal
Madison-ave. n i24th-st. 1901 Rosetta
Corn to AIyron Il Oppeuheim; mortgage. SD
7TtI-st. 80 300 West Is 6x " II tx l26N
u Cox 1&1x = II; Samuel
Chis Harry c Allen; mortgage. $1,000 Nominal
Lafayerte-st. s : o. PrDspecr-avet 30Z
6I.Ix21. 1x6s; Maria A PalumbO 70 Augusta Aus
seuhofer. mortgage. $500. 100
CJoyEniug-st e. II - 9I7o-i; Francis Q Rice
Helen N Rice and another, c. mortgage
$500 Nominal
72l-st, No 30 West. 2oz1O2 2: Annie Davis
julius Eppsteiu. mortgage So 200 .....-.-.- leo
TSth-st. : 21S7 II Of 3d-ave p. 5ziU2-2. Ahra-
ham Meyer 10 Alexander singer. mortgage
$oa.suts o 9 and 4Vy
5th-ave. 8. line BLOCK. bet 96th and
97th sts. look y = * Io0x 81
Abigail A willis et al 20 William q Park. C--S Nominal
Same property. Frank Willis TO Nominal
Same property; Florence L Ryder ct al
Nominal
Central Park West. No 590 8 u cor S9tL-st. - Il
100 kath II Golden 70 Louis P Berg Nominal
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TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

H. A. Burdette and II. W. Clark have sold No.
LOIS Jennings-avc.. three story hathouse. on a
lot 21x75 feet. for Elizabeth NJ Barry.
Max Simon has sold No. 2.75i Eighth-sve. I've
story double fathoGse. a lot 25x100 feet.
p. {. Eckhard has sold No. CT Lsxin gton-ave-. 8
three story dwelling house. a lot 2oxSo feet for
Josephine Schmidt. and for Mary e Stauler TO
Peter J. Bresnan Nos. 514 and 5Is West Forty-sev-
enth-st three story buildings a plot 40x1OO feet
u. Luou * % nave SOD toT Wen mayer %
4 GRECO the seven story double tenement house
Third sts size s5xs5 feet. for about $4,000. The
same firm has also sold for n BrigaDdo the two
five story double tenement houses Nos. 81 and IS
East -thirc-st, size @5xlGou each
Horace S. Ely & CO. have sold for Mary Hashaw
and virginia Brugneli Nos lC9 and 1Vl West one
ing houses. on a plot 4ox1o0I1 feet. Mandelbaum &
Levine the buyers
Henry Feuerstein has sold to Louis Lese No 81
ment mouse on lot 25x10ou feet Mr. Lese has
No 20 243 East One-hundred-and -twenty-sec-
ond-st. three three story tenement houses. on a
D s Crakow has bought from SallIe Simpson
story fathouse on lot g5xrOGu feet and from
Henrietta Blum and other persons No. 1.4.2 Maol-
f9gt I'VE story ha'h0use on i0' -''A''
J. Edgar Leaycraft & CO. have rssold for Morris
two five story hathouses on plot +0xlS5 feet
Helene Lehman has sold Nos. and East one
hundred ELECTROMAGNETIC, two five story fiat
houses. on plot 50x1G0.1t feet
s sf06 Legy 6Ss sGd Mf Eve Story
dathouse, or lot 25x10o11 feet.
L. Erlanger and 3. Nauheim have sold for Albert
H. Mathews. to L Piucus. No. l56 West One-hun-
dred-and-hfth-st. a i've story fathouse. On Plot
29.6xlO0u feet.
The Whitehall Realty Company has bought No.
c24 West wenty-eigftl-st., four story tenement
house OF lot 24sx9S9 feet.
II. Riraldo & Bro. have sold for Louis bese to
Osk & Lippman. No. I73 10 179 East One-hundred-
and-ninth-st, four three story dwelling houses on
plot 75xl00u feet
Harry Schwitzer has bought from Levy & Sill
vermsn. No Los Fifth-ave-, I'VE story nathouse.
on lot 25-3xlo0 feet L. NJ Morsauer & Co. were
the brokers.
Charles Galewski has resold to Elias Gelbwaks
No 219 West -hundred-an d-fOurteenrh-sL, a
five story hathouse or lot 2Gx1co-1 feet.
Quackeubush Brice have sold for L s and
a. c. Quackenbush. No. 1869 Park-ave.. five story
he thouse. on lot 25-2xS23 feet.
". Bache has bought from Bullowa & BullOva
No. 2l22 Second-ave.. northeast corner OF One
bundled and-ninth-st., a five story building. on lot
: IKE feet.
L. B. Hasb-ouck has sold No. 81 East Forty
ffth-st.. a three story and basement dwelling
house. on q lot 19x1005 feet.
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r7HF PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

= v,-1 b~ the grace cs God free and independent.
%. A-a-rsret Richmond Turuure George r. Tu-uure-
- p Trr--re JEANNE T.. Ealiery Mar T Cam
eror and all persons Interested IN the estate OF
1900 -uruure late Of the County Of New York
red Of +nervlses send
s-~estfnr. You and each OF hereby cited and
be and appear before our sur
-oSs+e u The n New York a. the 1ur-ogatss
,-C--+ COUNTY. held the County court house
A., rhe County New York. On the end DAY % De
erber 1909 halt-pasr ten O'Clock IN the forenoon
trat da- then and attend 1udicai settle
mt ~ the u proceedings q Middleton 5
Poraine Madeleine Mo1son, as Executors
- me Tasr VIII Testament o. said deceased ana
slch OF you hereby cited as are under zee age
- t-e-fv-one vearr are required appear BY your
g-tsrIa1 Y YOU have Il you have HNne 70
--e.- ars aprv for one be appointed. or. n the
e-srr 81 v.ur neglect failure To do 50. guardian
y be appointed b. the Surrogate 20 represent ana act
Tor YOU the proceeding -, -. -.
n tes-1ronv hereof have caused the Seal o. the
Court @ said County Of New YORK % De
hereunt0 AFFIXED ---.-
y 81 witness Hon. Ahne- O. Thomas 2 SuErosate
OF our said countg. tire County o. -seN
York the sen Gay n November. 70 the year OF oaE
To-d ore thousand nine hundred ana three
49, 0 MLATGHLIN.
clerk OF Surrogates Court
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Smith Ma;t5eV to L z2.,, H 1seisrs Parl-sZs
eage Sc zoo. 5ua No,sr5ls- Iols p p T- s-,o
Allen, Harry c, 10 Samuel = ChI1s. T7th-st. No
Isaac. Emanuel. 70 Stephen Duncan. stantan-st
fItSs- L. - - -ooOO
eoTneg Foent-st; prior mortgage $4,000:
oP,gs9helEi Myron 4. . Jennie N oPpenhetrn.
sage SOS 600 / year: s per cent ....-.-.. . 600
B-41chi Frauceseo. and another 70 Bowery Saw
iugs Bank aaeison-ave, corner 76th-st.
. years. ~ per ....-...-.... IS 600
FoTsythst No S. years: A per ce5t-.-.--- 2sOoo
same Fronz Schilp. same property: prior mort
M1sssissa Is2a 70 Julia srdTges Venue D. 'O''
corner stn-st; demand q per cen g7id---- 5000
Ie4th-zt- Nos l26 and rs West; prior mortgage.
-. due May u; 1904. per csnt.---...-.-. 5000
o7geahsill My-ron Il. to Jennie s7G5 y oppenAsi1
mortgage. s. 600 year per eeut..--.--.. - 600
oFPsRls - i3 10 l57 5r P' 81 g S5H s55
scg3rsstv' Fiias p to Thomas J CarIetoa. CO
lur1bia-st corner stanton-st: 9 years. ~ 49,.
psie JOIN = to title Guarantee and Trust Con-
rauy. Eo5bins-avo. corner Le-instou-aVe; GO
. ' IONS Eaiidin- and Operating Company to
LaIyers' Tit;e Iaslranee Company Sia-lsou-
cregan p" Niii3an J. individually and trustee
Nos soe ana ao4. due December l. lsoa: per -.
~ 104+5-sf s. Is3 s z . = A1asterdara-av=.
prior mortgage $4,000. due Nay l. 1891. 100
Kotnan Aurora 70 John CISCO ;o trustee 7t5h . zoo
Brad James 3. 10 Tile Insurance Company. -
seth-si. No : west; years PeT esnt, - 5000
IBIS = W Of sa-ave due January l. 1901. 49,
r,5RTl. ca Henrietta. to Chelsea Exshaass sank.
s 9tl-st' I84-siss7, n 10 re Atlantic Dock con-
Ssny elst-st No IS East. due November l. 49,
cr ls9s' Catherine 4 70 John a stewart Ct e.
trustees ;. s5th-s 81, peT cent en- Il o. We. 1900
se5gs,.2 sarah and another 10 Van Nordsn
a lgs5 FisTs Jay SIS years "A cent 5000
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Brooklyn
FREPR0OF FACTORY,
briggs av., North 9th and North 10th SITS,
p-ook1vu

Convenient TO New York ferries, Williamsburg
Bridge Pennsylvania r r tunnel, NewtOwn
Creek and 70 freight stations Of all railroads en-
tering New-York
Seven floors, 1900 square feet clear space
each Perfect light on all sides. Electric lights
Ample yard room
Construction most modern and on plans ap-
proved by y. Y. Board Of Fire Underwriters
Sprinkled risk. low insurance rates.
Two fast eleva tors 14xS each Capacity six
tons Open work pIu. Ibing for convenience Of
employees. male and Ten ale
500 horse power, S3.j00 per floor; 500 per horse
power Apply TO W. H. ROBINSON. Owner.
1879 North 10Th st. Brooklyn, or r. ". ROBIN
SON agent. IS Court ST. BROOKLYN
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REALTY NOTES.

Porter & Co. were the brokers IN the sale o.
No. 81 Morningside-ave a five story brownsto1e
double fathouse. on q lot 25x110 feet
Clara Max is the buyer OF Nos Is. IS SO. 81 and Sc
west dred-and-twelfth-st
Ernest F Hafner, of the office OF George A Bow
man. has leased L Jandorf. Of the Broadway
Automobile Exchange. the four story building No
70 West Fifty-frst-st for q term Of years for the
estate Of John Agatt. Of which the law firm of
Butler, Eotam, Joline & Mynderss are the trustees
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AucrloN SALES YESTERDAY.

T. Phrir, a suyth: 1888 East 164ti-st s.'i54 e
Prospect-aves 19xT46. story dv foreclosure SAFE,
action y, / Edward Haigh- James 2 Brown 90 al,
William Gibson. atty. George Haas reIs Le On Il-S
y and interest; costs etc Su@l - ard il-
est. taxes. sis % snd interest SOLD 70 Ja-5
for 1o3J 16=th-st los 2 PrOspe-t-ass
IqxT4 B. story dwg foreclosure sale. action No :
Edward Haight James Z Brown - al william r
Gibson atr 4 3 Jawy-Cver. ref, due on judgment
sf 90 81 ana Interest," costs $313 81 interest:
taxes etc Sis . and interest sold the plaintiff for
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ssEw-roRK. NEw-uAvEx - rlARrroEn.
TRADE N CHICAGO.
TBT TELEGRAPH 20 Tar TRIBUNE.

TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
-ricseo. Nov. l2.-Thcre was another EFFORT to-
-, m wheat 10 bring about rally and to-days
5 -ss-e successful thar recent ones. The bulls
- had The enco1raEcrne-t OF strong prices al St
- The May there was "a cents higher This
= AZ end % the anxiety over the ST. Louis situa-
- Prices here advanced sc 10 sc Minneapolis
-. ~ &c on cash and December and Duluth was
II. Is --uch as Chicago. The Northwest cars were
- than last years. s56. compared with 1S2 ard
-r----y receipts were 1.EEe00 bushels compared
- --g.a'o bushels. But Minneapolis was en-
-rrric tr declaring country offerings smaller and
= predicting that receipts next week would show
-fs failing OF. which Is cue 20 the very severe
decline in the bios The ST. LOUIS interests led the
b.-ug here. but the-e was a general turning from
lie bea- the bun side. every one Influenced by
lie 1a-s that there have been Eve DAYS OF a de-
cline Argentina shipped $500 bushels and since
1a-csrv Scac 90 bushels. compared with IS 600 eco
bushels last year. America cleared $50 90 bushels
compared vltE 4si4olo bushels last year. Gables
us-e steady. Argentina continues 10 talk high crop
prospects December Sod a. 76c and az 75'sc. and
closed az 757sc: May. TlSc sellers There was g
GOOD general milling demand for small lots. Moth
re Uls done ID round lCus- The seaboarG reported
-venty-serNa loads.
Corn cssed Sc 70 &c over yesterday. Country
offerings we're small Shipping sales we're 40o0g9
7ee n l-ler 70 SCI t5e Ea1so rsfe CsSIe1 were ei-S
~ slightly There was GOOD weather West Lower
Deceu1er sold a. 41sec ard Al 49, sellers s-d
closes a. z--2-. sellers. Nay a. &c. sellers Cover
ms uzs tie feature SpC- was up the most. cash
s7--lE - The Deceuher price Receipts Here 80
cars To-ElorroU's estimate. IS. Argentine ship
-e--E E1-e -.45t 90 bushes. A1e-ca cleared SIS
81 bushels Z lsklLE reports continue C0u-iiC-- uE
cas- closed - 20 e higher. December ~ Sss4c
a-- ne Nay a. CSC. There goo6 demand for
immediate ---rCelL v--h the standard 1zC
-6ceCI Ger Shipping Ea-es were -5lUo0 bushels
There IS 1he same incentive hurry cats on this
week r1zt there is 10 hurry corn Receipts were
rs cars, WITH rs estimated for tomorrow There
-zs 1u--e general covering Influenced by the
strength ID other markets Private houses turned
r-r fc~rv-slE cars standard.
rTrEeF 10 --e~
over lard is Dominating. cash lard &c over the
iece1loer- II looks az u there Wouio = no lard
stock .e-r by December = Pork closed -izC 70 loc
erLsr. ar=-S-zc 70 2r-c higher and ribs l1c 10
-1--- rsSHcr
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AN INTERESTING DOWNTOWN SALE

The Cruikshank Company has sold nos. S5 and
s. Rose-st. near Duane-st-. plot 42SXs6x irreg
uIar This is the first time the property has
changed hands By deed since 1926 In IT9S the firm
OF brokers in the present sale founded
The sellers are Lyman and Henry Tiffany and
the Enfckerbocker Trust Company as trustees ana
the buyer Norris Weinstein.
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u,zE PEOPLE OLE TIE STATE OLE NEW

FIhE PEOPLE w III y l. VI VI "
York by the grace OF God free and independent
rne Poe the said names John Doe and Katharine Roe
being fictitious and intended desgEate and describe
pursuant &c law each ana every person Wnonlscever
than said Olivia EoseuCvest VINO are or may
be Included respectively. Ia the classes OF persons who
o,sr5+ita the heirs and Of kin respectively
OF Maria A Cutler OF the City % New York who
September A 1903. and including In said designation
z every brother and sister Of said deceased OF the
whole half blood resiecNeI anu a5o 80 &C ~
descendant deceased brother OF sister OF sald oe-
reased and each uncle and aunt OF said de-
ceased who may be within the classes designated
collateral relatives OF inc salo de-
classes. respectively as 60 designated
Herein Ire identity. occupations. personal De
-t-o, residence and addrseses respectively O. said
named the heirs and next OF KIN O. Maria \
cutler deceased. send greeting: NLereas, Frank Il.
Poyle q OF New York has lately applied TO the
SurroEaes Court % our county q Ne" lorN 70 nave
rarTan instrument n writing bearing date the 2uth
60 Of February relating bocD real aod personal
uertv 5uly proved the last "su and Testament Of
eaeed Therefor and each II YOU are cited - appear
before the Of our county or NeW lor at MS
r,,--i,s- ore thousand hundred three haif
-o.~Ioek ir % q that day
-re-e 20 the probate o. saio last VII and Tesla
-e1f An1 slch OK you hereby cited under
80 ve "a .7enty-oue years are required TO by
--ra-7fz- or. II sou nave none, to
ear and apply fct 70 De appointed or 10 the event
suted ~ Surrogate % represent and act for you
81 the proceeding ~ ,--. .-.--. .L- 81 - -
49, -urrogstes' Court = the said County OF New
yo-t 10 be hereunto affixed Witness. Hon
PRANK T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF our said
- - Fqv of October the year OF Lord
J. FAIRFAX McLACGHLIS.
clerk % the Sur-oEayes' Court
TozN AIrKEN Attorney to- Petitioner. 20 Broadway
York 4
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City Hotels.
Citations.
n,HE PEOPLE OF lie STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF HE STATE OF NEW
YORK. by the grace Of God free and independent--
ada Webb alice ". Webb. Edward : Hidden, Cornelis
Gar5ne-. Alexander Hidden Nicholas Hidden Charles
Zographos Charles T Reynolds. GusLdvus y. FSaylo-1s
Adelaide H Rzvnolds Anna Ravnolds. all
persons the estate OF Henrietta a Webb
ars OF the County Of York. deceased creditors
egarecs next kin otherwise, send greeting No-
ana each q hereby and required personally
20 be and appear before q the County
q New YORK Surroga-es Court OF said County.
held the County Court House IN the County q New
York 18th day December, 1868. a. hs-past ten
o'clock IN the forenoon OF that day then and there u at
judicial settlement OF the account Of proceedings
Thomas B. Hidden Executor Of the last VIII and
Testament said deceased. and such Of You as are
hereby cited. under the age OF tWent-one years
required appear guardian II you have
II you have none To appear and Apply Tor ere 70 be
appointed The CT your neglect failure 70
a guardian VIII he appointed by the Surrogate
represent and act fJr YOU in the proceeding
Il Testimony Whereof. We have caused the seal %
......... New York be he-eunt7 affixed Witness.
I. Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF
49,. said COUNTY az the County q New
York srh day of October, ia the year
q our Lord one thousand nine hundred and three
J. FAIRFAX MI4ALGHLIN.
Clerk - Surrogate Court
GEORGE s HANILIN Atty for Executor. IS Wall Street.
New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-14
REAL ESTATE.
The Hotel Portland Leased to a B0s-
ton Nan.

BIoodgood De saulles & Talbot have leased to
n E. Fritz, Of Boston the Portland. nine and
one-half story apartment hotel at Nos. 132 and ia
West Forty-seventh-st-. for a term Of years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-14
THE NEW WINDSOR SOLD.

Pope & Brother and D Gallo have sold for the
estate Of Julia A Lowe the New Windsor, seven
story apartment house. Nos. al and 20 Contra
Park West near Eighty-ninth-St.. on a plot .slXlU
feet, TO Charles H barrow, IT., for about l'7'H'