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New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
c,TpPE1IE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

yopx-I9hn Jacob arr.n ~ Dfaao Ian l 14ns- ,5i
and FRANKLIN B. Lord as Executors 4 4l - Fiasrti-s
Tes's5s4Tt T5 9l Hubert dssuers Ns-Esre desrue-s HI
@ Ss,5s-s John Armstrong Chsnler Lna,nSs -
5 as Committee of the pr2perty 2. sl a1l-5 Tin
strong ,s, nal vV5Uarn Chsnler. Lewis st1yEe
ssnf Chanier Margaret LIvnss.on Z 1870 I-s ssro-
51roP T3sst-ice Margaret Msry Cnsn.er HesS @ 1s5ln
Chanlsr Marion I y NV vvi,hrap ChznI-T ThsoiOr. wa-f
Chanler Dor2Ihy ytiIz77 Asfor Chsnsr md Eliza
Junior A!ds Ca1 rs- yarzsret Chanler Ernet Chris
CisnIer Arrlstrous Chapman ne - ~ vrtli - rs1-s
2,T 2L FOR John Armstrong Chanler WI15h-oP 4s go,
Casn!er liza !vsssnr eanisr Margaret LtvinEsrsu
Chanle- Lewis 7'1S yr,T,E-o- caanier aHds BssSnlsn
r Beers as substituted Trustees EnasF 80 q - Dsi.-S
sTd o;ns srs dated september ION ls+4 Ers9xn & = -.
Ds-d q Trs, sEs~s'sq tss y sgJsr15er s,6 Is4s
s II = "a De~4 of Trust executed BY William 3 hsso
% . Jo9 Is 5af2o s5o NsS YORK Lie ana gy Cor
Bsylss a. Ia, Vii and testament william Astgr
9,4 FSbe-r william GIespie-Stsinton Fransiin -
Lord and Lucius H. Beers as r.isrsnx - hs
holdings IN he Pubic De5t Of ne s15 sVEs4rf $50
Arta1r S .9 ,dvidzy Charlotte H.g csr-
fs1s S-5errsrhorn Wilson James fooseveit E'eS
Junior. Helen Re5ecca t.'s ,Sfs% r5efsr4sn+s-
trial desired the County e SsS r isS { S.-r-
Iq &rr "a ARE G GRERFBY SUMMONED 70 answer ths c9s
5lai5s az Z Psin s Atoraey twenty lays sissE -
~hfz ar1r-rrU
- = -. ~ vour failure appear or ansSer
I fe taken sgainst you 5y Default f0r Ire f@Hs' ~
IN Couplatrf
Tlsrad February -. 1906 ---.-..--. ...-.~
r4ES-PY deFOREsT BALDWiN. PlsintlHs At.sn-s' ss
iI-+ - POST OFF, Adde'S No - wan street
S--01zE % Manhattan. Ct-y o. SeT Aer< -
5sFendaurs. John ArnsfronS tadnt-f- ,-efl-1
- eipari~r Beatrice Margaret Mar t6srl- st-s
[.2- fr5snla- Marion Winthrop t,haner MAY MarSal-
99ss5-sz 6haner. Huo@rt Vinth-op esaner ee
- rrarIa~ Dorothy tha1ier- Le8s -ilys -stn 80
- Trn5- Chaner Armstrong tnaPzsu Ne Sar-
-S.-1-sr ,-narlotre Augusta EaiS and Hoee- @ll-tl
<-s-f-.fs Stsfuton - rns Substituted
q t--pt William B r-sriug -
s35.-es III the Plslic DebI - the kuEdon1 - .-es
1oidin1s - C1anl~r behair -
.-s.-4 ssfer4surs Beatrice Ns-garer Mar tna1er
15s-f9- Crsnle- Marion Winthrop n hznier Nsy
Zs.-,-.s Cab-feile Chsuisr HG1err winthrop nan
NJ = 1000 ward Chanlsr Julia Chauosriatn Cha1-
5sbaIf ~ rns defendant Dorothy tnanes
4-rofs % behalf infant defendant L~Nts
Junior and % John y chapman -
- -. fnfant s-fsnIanr Chanler Arr5lsrnS Gap
a. ..---.s ,,,- -. bv ousTics-
- ,s--Is-t arder - the Hon j. a etsorrasn
Ts-iz ~ the supreme OF fhe state of New taS
49, .se zen Gay March 1ss5 and hlcd WITH -
o1ls7t h ne Clerk - the COUNTY Or ~
T--z a. ne county Hnuse n Eaie county ~ -
rs,ozh 81 Manhattan. City q SeW York On to- l-tn
5zv Of March 1893 . -
E-E~FY 1sFOREST BALDWIN Plstntirs &rtor,--.
O~c- ara Post Ofsce ADDRESS 80 - Wan SsS~
Boronrh of Manhattan. City of New 4s@
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
Denotes SATURDAY games
YALE DEFEATS TUFTS IN CLOSE GAME

BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
New-Haven. Conn, April 1-Yale won from TUFTS
this afternoon by Of TO IN close ga arne.
which characterized by loose playing on both
sides. Bowman again showed his great promise as
pitcher giving Tufts no hits while he vas IN the
box. Yales fielding not up to the standard.
Cote BernweIl and Metcaf making errors but the
batting Of the home team was fast Metcalt, Ch1L-
teuden and . Brieu worked pretty double play
between them in the sixth inning and O'Br1ens the
freshman second basenan, put up a brilliant all
round game. The score by innings:
r. Il, Z
45ff= 4aff ..........9S . : 6-s
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
CAMBRIDGE CREW WINS.
Easily Defeats Oxford an the -4nnudt
Boot Race.

Putney England. April I.-To-daS's interuuiver-
sfry boat race. which the diamond jubilee ot
the contest. was won easily by Cambridge by SIX
lengths in - minutes 5217 seconds Excepting the
fact that rain MAS falling. weather conditions
were favorable A light wind was blowing but
The water smooth oxford Won the toss and
chose the Surrey side cf the river. But the choice
carried lttle advantage under the prevailing condi-
tons.
Cambridge was first ahoat, quickly followed by
oxford. As the crews padded down 10 the stake
boat they were heartily cheered. r J. Pitmen. the
hero Of the nlemors bic race of 1856. when by a
magnificent squirt Cambridge snatched victory at
the post. although lengths behind at Barnes
Bridge. effected capital start at s:s3 p m Cam
bridge was the quickest away. ana the nose Of the
Cambridge boat promptly showed in front, stroking
thirtv-eght 70 Oxtord's thirty-siZ. and remained
there Throughout the race. being length ahead at
Craven Steps Rowing with immense power, the
Cambridge men completely outclassed those Of OK
ford ana increased their lead with every stroke.
with the exception Of a brief moment AZ the Crab
Tree, when Nouier- williams. the oxford stroke
spurred slightly and decreased the opening between
the boats. Nelson. the Cambridge stroke. however
quickly responded and thing In the nature Of
3 race was over. Cambridge led by two lengths Al
the saccharine works and Hammersmith Bridge.
Oxford made more effort after passing Thorney-
croft's where four lengths separated the boats,
but Nelson. quickening his stroke. again demon
the superior strength of his crew The OK
onians maintained good form throughout. and fin
fshed the course gameIy. But they were never
anle 70 hustle Cambridge in the least
Six lengths scarcely represented the ease with
T-hi-h Cambridge Won The latter able to
pick their course from early in the race. thus
neutralizing any advantage Oxford gained by the
choice cf stations
Such procession failed to elicit any enthusiasm
from the drenched thousands % spectators All
The Cambridge crew finished IN good condition.
Irinkveter and one or two others of the Oxford
men were somewhat badly done Up but Milburn.
the American member Of the oxford crew, looked
ss fresh when he started
The crews snd weights in the university boat
race On the Thames. according the latest adv1ces
received here. as folows:
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02

H. Barney & Co. Schenectady drygoods: c. z Ray
rnoud. Park Avenue Hotel.
". n. Frear & Co. Troy drygoods J. ". Mckee. Park
Avenue Hotel
]. Longs Sons, Wiikesbarre. Penn, dryEcods. b A
Foote. Hotel Albert
Barnard. Sumner Putnam Company. Worcester, dry
goods. ". K stanley Park Avenue Hotel
The psnholm & Mckay Company. Worcester. dryEoods
F. l. Ruebush. Hotel Albert
The Jordan Marsh COMPANY. Boston. drygcods G Cady
and J. Wors~y. No. : Greene
The May company, Cleveland. GryEoods J. NJ Mayer,
No. 704 Broadway
T Kaufman. Pittsburg drygoods. No. Broadway
p r Fathhun. Utica drygoods, No. ~ Leouard-St
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sothst No Is East 81 5xs5. Morris Brovner 80 ~,
,.S to ethsTine 100 # OF Sare 344iosa
5 se.aus =. x69 t9 AsTg M and / s ssds East 5ozo22
Oppenheim Beesey T Gllisan; mortgage S'o 1900
lls5P ,sP St No $50 West, 25xio$ 7k26zii1e Theresa
ssoRs Dsr sHeg5TH %arsss snd sso 5FlS5o % oven 100
4e,9-s No 70 & 1aftfs Mst, e Si7if9 2zH11o 800
7h 40 & # o-2Sa5s of 2Sacst r s 24So
ON Srahsm aT stern ct al to Emo: mort 10
sa5s as' 10 East 221oo5 Martin Greene to 10
saTyt. Alifs ! PEoA Nc los begins 100 100 5 Z
Lbrsf n8BE e IiRe isffeFson ES 1eS Z Levy TP" s
Napoleon ley 70 = " Of Waverley Place. 2'x
9a knnabea Huyler Daniel Rosenbaum' 10
and : . Of West Broadway. runs
s. Ok I u sH ss;ers z to New Life In G., ~
Riverside Drive corner s2dst S85 S85eo A' 10
vss Pifks 'S 2o MaEd 6fE and &C. o5 # " st Sf fs 81
7STx II tTrfgqlsT ffs9eTaeyer to Margaret Rowan
ss32 QS9 %srgarct Rowan to United
9I5iaS States Rssity and CONSTRUCTION coHpany
bert So S. 5,,sS isst.dS a 6' leg 29F's'
John L caldvalsdero; Corner Fulton st sxa4ax
~ go Frederick ComstocA 70 Johh e'i rs 10
,,lS. Nos 227 and 4ox iTTsgglsr' De $500
Columbia ave sfdT = 22 and q another executors TO ~
solomon segman: qogtg2ss nc gJ7a 1 a KS . william
Gold No -, " d. 80 90
Man. trustee 1sr 70 ssdst So 3x1T5x Irregular;
tT11aa.~ssi realty Bond and Trust NoHpaHS 10 ~
I7iis+ NJ fFotchliss- n and 3 "a I1--,t+.5
---ooartv. Juliet NJ HotCnklSs @ ~,
States Reslsy and Construction oo'pas II
on, EoTtsasSs e. 'SGs'2 q West ie17s5zia17se Rossn
Spencer to Townsend Wa7deli- mortsase AS
% 100 II X Of 76x9se; 4th-sse,
~ Conner 23d- 49. 4x100. 4th ave w %"
. y ~ 23d-s+ 33 lO1100; Young Mems 'hrlstlan
Association to Central Realty bono anu 10000
rIot - TX $40 acres Of upland. with lana unosT
water at Rverdale; William " AHpieton -
executors 10 George y" FerSlns' e no' 124 ~
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
MANY RIDERS ENJOY FINE WEATHER.

The vaather YESTERDAY was extremely Pleasan'
4o- cvcIing and automob'lnG. THOUSANDS ol rideIS
Wefe ~ ...otiIae Of all types could be seen az
ilie ~ ,.r.1s all along IT, Cycling was also pop
ia On the avenue Riverside Drive the VITO
-. sor,ev,bst strong. Ut there were many aulo
,,on,les m he seen there and hundIeu y -.
- Central Park had more visitors gesIsL4a- g5i-
riders ,ber 4a,- SO far this year, according
TO park policeman .,,+o-,ohufnE were popu-
In Brooklyn cse eTTs,5 rafh and in Prospect Park
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
LgHleH, 6: NETWORK UNIVERSITY,
rRy TELEGRAPH To rHF TRIBUNE.

~ TFLEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBJNE.I
Bethlehem. Penn. April lin the opening game
Of baseball on Lehgh Field this afternoon New
York University failed TO solve Badgley curves
and only hit safely in the ninth inning
after the Brown and White had the game Won
Score,
Zen IenlgV V-t -.-o 0 o o q o o II
Rs+te-ies-Badgley and SNYDER: OConnor and Nc
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
NEW BUILDING PLANS,

Madison ave and 4sth-st. r corner for a twelve
sfo~y brick hotel T5xTae; 49rh ST aud Madison
Ave TO. owner; n Lucas. architect. amended
3otbs, No hfs West for three story brick
workshop 25x95: C'astaing owner: 7 " Cole
1Itns+ No $50 10 524 East for six story
brick tenement houses. 81 -6xs1-s: = Wsiust-in.
owner O 2 Pelham. architect 50
T55fov- 81 Nos 13s and 40 for a six story brick
aztho,,se z7.ex7S: 4 Ssvuark owner; . -
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
REAL ESTATE.
More Sales Near COrtIdndt-st Tan
mel Terminal.

A number Of sales near the Cortlandt-st tunnel
terminal were yesterday reported s. s. Rogers
has sold for John Love No 2G2 Futon-st.. between
Church and Greenwich sts.. on lot 25x77 feet The
buyer is said to he a speculator-
Colonel John Jacob Astor was reported 70 have
sold five story building q lot i.2x77u feet at
the northeast corner of Dey and Church SITS. The
nI7rchaser was said 10 be a person identified with
The rapid transit subway. The report could not be
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
PRINCETON, II; TRINITY, 2.

Try TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIBUNEl
Princeton n J.. April 1.-The Tigers defeated
Trinity College to-day II to 2 The greatest feature
of the game was the batting Of Bard. who made
two doubles and a single. He also ran bases well
Stevens pitched five innings, and then Undernli
us mn IN the box but compelled to retire IN
The middle Of the eighth account Of an injured
arm Larned played the entire game AZ shoEtsIoP
and showed much Improvement over his playing IN
SstIrday's game. For Trinity, Mann, shoTtstoP
eNceIled in al around work
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
COLUMBIA. q; "PoLY." I

colunbia's baseball team yesterday defeated the
nina OF the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute, az
south Field The score was Il to !. "Poiy's one
INN "a me - the result 7uke in the last inning
Columbia made seven hits and errors during
The game Her two pitchers. Grant and CTearin'
Welded for two hits five bases on hslis- ana De
+waen them struck out fifteen men
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
The GAMES AT THE 6sTH.

n the open wall scaling contest at the os.n
Regiment games next Saturday night nearly al ll7
-,i-,s,,+ teams in and about this city nave en-
- --ha ether contests have filed beyond ex-
locations and the meet promises 10 be record
brea xer in respect keen composition Inc t m =
7ar5 scratch sprint. in which spiked snoeS ! WI
yo-1. bas attracted star short distance @ IuL
a-H Nd the two-rne invitation VIII see 'osGo 80
TarT Cohen Soutsr. Walsh ana olhei7 ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
FENCING CHAMPIONSHIPS.

A. the Fencers' Club. on Tuesday evening me
,7s1fzn preIinninaries for the national champion
- 80 4otI sword and sabre will be held The
I sn!ES o-+es-s will be held at the New-York Atm
4Ll-S 4I-S- Ssh on ApriI p AMI ., at D m
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02

TIE course Of the race with the exception Of
some Of the earlier contests has been from PuJney
Norrlaks. the River Thames. 4 distance OF
apu~ox ma relV 2-5 miles.
The victory Of Cambridge yesterday is the tweIl-
-v-sixrh won 10y that university since the first
IN 1893 Oxford having the contest thirty
three times Early in the series the contests were
71or held annually. now. several inreTvsn-
srE between the
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
JUDGM ENTS.
The following judgments were fled yesterday the |
first name being that Of the debtor


Abrams James DIV Easter. r..........-....-.. s314
Beerbower Matte. Smith A Anundson-.- ZS2
Bleier. Signund Nv J Walsh $50
Barry W-Yswman & Erhe Manu-
81 - .
Bauer RebeccA T-ExcelsioT Brewing Company. LAS
Brock William E-R Pierce, possession of prop 80
Baierlen. John-H / Stratton snother..-..-. 707
DOhue, John G IA H Schuyler, 549
Etrs M-West Side Bank. ..--.-.--....... 1o35
Freedman, David, and Morris Speiser-A Orsntly -.
Fortv second street Manhattan and 81 Nicholas
Avenue Railway Cornpsny-D ? Ochs by guar -
FITZGERALD MarSaret-I Williams $50
Forey. Reuette VA B Hall receiver. r.--.----... 800
Hellmers Henry, individual and executor-M NJ
wysong ses
Hayes James E-P 1. KIock. los
Hartmann William C-R !. Coleman and another 2I1
Harris Marcus Fischer 1885
Hartman. Max. Susie David Auerbach--
Nineteenth Ward Bank. 13s
Interlrban Street Railway Company Fink. III
Jeuda Jessula Ms Schinasi and another; costs 139
Kraemer. Sarah F-T (Tertenbach io1
Easuer. Adolph W-M Rosenfeld and another i56
KeItenbeck. Frede-ickJ McA 19S
1yon C-bsrIee-S ] Lew and another-..--......-
Lyman, Wiliaui--C D Lansing 45o
Charles NJ Sons l32
Metropolitan Railway Conpany--A z Mott i.656
Martin. Robert LA Monta1t lib
PorsCl. Ottoksr-R 5 Kennedy 200
Stein. George. Bertha stein Louis HsnlmerdinEer
Jacob = Iipkowitz-W ! Walsh ----.-.---. 500
Stein. George. and Eertha--W J Walsh. Us
Sutherland William Wv " Schufner,.-.-..... 122
Sedenfried, NorttzM Siegel and snother...-.- 301
Tucker Hawkins A K TCUne --.-...-..--.. 402
The Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Mccarthy. by guardian ....-..-.-- eo6
The Ledger Publishing Conpany-CI r KNAPP. ~
VaIlacA-o Satarius $50
Thitn1ore William B--S Katz--..-------- 1ss
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
Notice of Summons.
-,1-rrr,1E cnI-Rr PLAINr1FF DEsIREs

SUPRENE COURT, PLAlNllfF DESLhE@o
place Of % a gn- Sogn5y .Ts e Res So S55pp sa8.
Aaron and Jsa Aaron her husband uhs name Soihn i.
being fictitious first name et said deIen1ant
being unknovn 70 PLAINTIFF Jsco6 Tnbis and Mar.
t-I lf r s nss Of ss4 ief.nant beng unEnn plain
ti1l samuel toaI.i % ana ne I-IIs 4st nam of Al
defendant being qnknown 70 ps.a5 -. Ss7e
being fictitious The hrst name Of sald d7ea4e dll
tnE & IN IN 40 s,Iss % acarr4T hs wife tthe -SIsan
being fictitious the true hEst name p s7lG N-@s
spear wesley uscsenbush and Emma e1'iaksnoIso s rs
Ta-7s 81 sad defendant being Paintt gas-
s59e TrsnPe5 7!sT P-sAi9 Aane Msr : 1rn jacob 6 @
cart JeaHe ne y-J-4 L4- vifs srbe na1e cora being
Z Se ana CGra % - -- name a. said defendant beins I'M
known plaintiH} Elizaneth Clsgen Issn5, ,s7 III.
vie fths name Ann being nctittous ne I,.s5 ~.
taTTs 1I-.IT ~ T+ razrIs7f OF John Alderman
5s~~.ss5 Cba-iss 2 Homer Aaron. William IN
bic. Jacob S-1aIir1. All-pl ~. ronallus HAIRY
sS-9ssv Joseph 6iiIks Etta McCsrr Frede-tc
ab9vs named dsfsndants. and each q them 529 sT
hereby 81 sntnr =. s c57T or YOUR ansvs- The plain
tT's attorneys within twenty days af,sT tas ,1s n
this summons exclusive q the DAY oL z--sT4 WI
ease q your failure 70 apPssr ~ snsEsr s 5-sn4.i
N dated New Yor Noyeuser 18Th 80. Isoc .-,,,..
o4rcs and postof1ce address. - william street
To a5s .6s def.ndant charles shopD N.,- s1nNc5r. 8, s5.
Daniel AckzrulSn. suse bsinE fictitious the t-u-
Acksrman Itne ~ 4,.,15q being unknovu plaintiff
I-s<T-s-T Is17ia Preston. Mary 2 AcseAa-
Tar-b q; valentine. Cora Valentine, VIE l -
being ucttous
-. ,s-7s ~ said defendant being uns1o"n ~
Tt--s. V-i7lr C5srrpr Alderman. Ann AcNerIla5.
[-A-. .~lrs--7sr trhe Ann BENG h- -t.--
frus first of said GERMAN -. Isss
ETscuror oI lle
Of @ I AczerH1an 80
5r5 TITbis the foregoing summons i ssT'e4 1po
O. pursuant 70 a7 or1er OF
G 0y Justice q the Supreme Co,Irt af ne Sls'
~ d4+sd the eleventh .5 = 1arrl -.
Ne0 Co-0fa7t IN the ofice of tse Cle-E n -
ned VIZ - T- a. the Court House. n rhs Borousn
Va-Ha.ran City and state OF 49, A''N
DATED York
-r--pSST-E POI,STOS & HORAS. 5tt1ras1s TOT H7-I''
90 TVI1Tsu street. New 4ork y 4
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
IEHIGH. 6: N. Y. u, /.

South Bethlehem. Penn. April The New-Yorl
University baseball team lost 70 Tehigh to-day y!
: score of : to / Badgeley who did the pitchini
for Iehigh struck out eleven men.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
GEORGETOWN, I; BROWN, /,

Washington April 1.-Ceorgetown won from
rs-ozz- here today in d game marked by light hit
ting and good fielding The score follows:
c.,--s+ovrn ..........c o 2
$50 o o-f !
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
FoRpHAM. II; URsINUs. 3.

z7~-,,sr7,s ta+rtng and Essenters pitching proved
.oo -oucr for I-rsinus at Fordham yesterday. Her
+ezr, von L 70 The visitors scored in the third
inning only. after two men had oeen retFFu
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
TO ALTER FIFTH-AvE. LOFT BUILDING.

Buildings. Manhattan. for alterations TO Nos 10
and 112 Fffth-ave.. eight story brick loft with
stores The plans cali for three additional stories
making the building eleven stories high Inc
estate Of Ogden Cioeiet is the owner. K Maylncke
is the archILect Tire is estimated AZ SZ3.lV0
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02

7,.+o, \ ! Aprf while practising with
. hammer to-day H Bradley, "a, injured MS leII
elbow part Of the bone being chtpped on Blag F
lev r7aved left guard last fall on the Ioo'odii
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Westcheser-ave.. east side, 25 feet north Of Pros
pect-ave., one story frame office building. Xxx
Jacob Leitner No SIS J-nion-ave.. owner; VIII
$40
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
AucTION SALES TO-DAY.

p, Peter T Meyer 90: 234 46th-st :, 81 ot
ave Is 9x1O05 stone front dwg b. lels old
aFa-garst TConohue zgt Margaret Putnam al Daniel
T1sIv sttv Louis wendell ref: amount due szIso q
By Joseph Dzy; II i5th-st. : go n Of str
TO11oof story stone front ten n y n r0cn
r---r9e KING al & Cruikshank. attys;
r WATSON ref. amount due. So s57 81: taxes. etc
a.. he McVickar Realty Trust Company: BaIcor1
soo ~ = of Marrn-st 5GX1Oo: Baiconn-av = %
p n ~ Marrtn-st T5xIoo Frankin Society tor ffee
n,z- - SsI-ngs zgt Eden al; 9 A Deshon
Sm,tT ref; amount 81, 0s5 20: taxes. etc sfN
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
PENNSYLVANIA. 3; VIRGINIA,

charlottesville Va. April IA bunch OF errors az
critical moments in two innings of to-days game
gave the University Of Pennsylvanla 1nree LuiiS m
,,s+ o,e earned run by the University Of Vir-
siris Crscraft pitched superb ball for Virginia,
bI+ received poor support while Groves dio me
1-o-t IN me box and the Quakers helded well De
LEr, he
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02

:, as II o 50 5th-sve. 2lxs5 sx62S % Sss 20
stb zvs x2I 2xa1 6xs4e q - story Or oldss
TfFa Co Louise Frtec1ne ~ al
IJsailtou atty. Charles Strauss. ref. ot@ en
49, 80 liz - s457 IL taxes ETC. Aaooo TO ne
11sairttr for $4,000
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Henri Pressprich, assignee Of George +. and Per
cival Kroehl. doing business Henry Kroeh i'm
porters of brstles No 30 Pearl-st who assigned
on February % has received leave from Justice
Greenbaum, of the Supreme Court. to file pro-
visonal bond of S2S5 600 until the firms schedules
filed when the amount of the bond will he fixed
by the court. The actual value of the assets that
will come into the hands of the assignee amount To
SSl 40 03. They consist of stock fixtures and mer
chandise. sl59676 81: outstanding accounts SOL 63 76
George F. Kroehl. the senior member of the firm.
is the president Of the First National Bank of As
bury Park, and director Of the Monmouth Trust
COMPANY. Of the same place which recently failed
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
@ ==5.=...5= DRAKE I'll .=z5z:==
BUSINESS SCHOOLS

class 0T'o'
to w
from 81 Il s.
Yk
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02

The Sheriff yesterday received an attachment fo
s5ss against the American Gardening PUBLISHING
Company. OF No. 1856 Ltberty-st, in favor of Henri!
J. f5rabendunkel, note.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
Country Property to Let

ITO LET-Two farmhouse 10 and Y rooms n seres
/ each : minutes from trolley. oet~ eeh
,.,ssek and Ridgswoed. For particulars address 3
PsI-TI Ridgswood y. J.. Route No y
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John F Ressmeyer, who lives at No 1872 Amster
daul-ave., yesterday assigned to Harrison T. Slos
son. with preference for $500 to Sophia p. IRE
boldt.
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By tn. mcvic1ar Realty Trust COMPANY. ass BrooH'-
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Real Estate ~ ant6d.

yr-ANTED.-snaH farm. - miles from city ME s
w eroD, r 2. depot. EASY terms ENEh1i ooN %
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.
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For Sale or to Let-COuntry.
T BABYLON. L Furnished cottages country seats
- FREEMAN ROBBINS. Babylon l. L
J,TAINFIEI.D. y J.. s13 PARK AVESU House and
I1 for let. 10 minutes walk from 2 r sta
-io- House containing II rooms in good SCosr. L5rz@
grounds improvements Lot lgox91 Pos
so, rSTneIiateIy Address Q. c. Box Is. SeV-Yo-k
Tribune
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
For Boys and Young Men-cOuntry-

zTAPI.EwOOD SUMNER SCHOOL. FOR BOYS Con
VI cordvile. location beautiful elevated neel,s
instruction COMBINED recreation, proteSs
and social hfe small boys adIitOs
no tobacco. J. SHORT1LDtIE. Yale A NJ. Pm
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TUE BERLTTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGESS =.
L Madison tI122 Broadway Brooklyn IS Noult =
New Term Lexf7s now--Trssi lessons frec
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Instruction.
Instruction.

THERE ARE CHEAPER SCHOOLS BUT sETTER
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Teachers.

MILITARY INSTRUCTOR AS ASSISTANT IN GYM
VI NASIT-M.-Wantsd- experienced instructor N
in gymnasium. est POINT
graduate preferred: knowledge Of spanish desired Ls
ters testimonials and photograph may ne sent 70 SA
TARY. Box %. Tribune Oflcs
New-York tribune., 1903-04-02
CAATRRrnEF

TIE crews snd weights in the university boat
r. @ on the Thames according the latest adv1ces
received here. as folloHs:
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School Agencies.

A MEXICAN A. FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n Professors Tee~hsrz Tutors. Governesses
ate. 0 Colleges Sci oil. and Families Apply TO
Mrs M yoUTNG-FT-LToS. p Union Square