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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-01
1.-THE MILLER ACT"
Strikers Statement Says Company IS
 Still After Men.

Still After Men.
 The strikers executive committee is. sued the following statement this af- ternoon:
 ''This is the 111th day of the strike, and at this writing things remain prac- tically the same as they have for the past few weeks. We are standing ready to take up the matter of a settle ment, but the company evidently feels itself mightier than the public and does not make an effort in that direc- tion.
 The action taken by our Bridgeport brothers in turning down the offers of the company on the demands of the trolleymen, was one which we expect ed We are confident that the men down there had carefully considered what they were entitled to before they made their demands, and therefore would hesitate long time before accepting anything in place of what they asked for and believed to be justly due them. We feel certain that unless the conn pany makes better offers to the Bridge port men that there will be repetition of the Waterbury unpleasantness ill Bridgeport.
 "Nve are daily receiving encourag ing letters from the national head quarters of our association, as we'll as substantial aid for our cause. Presi- dent Mahon speak truthfully when he says in one of his communications: AS sure your boys that all we can 6B for them is being done and will be done.'
 1.-The company is still endeavoring to cut through our ranks and get some of our men to do the Miller act and pro- cure the name of traitor. The com pany evidently thinks that it's side of the case will be won if they can only find single one of our men weak enough to be tempted by their offers. So far, however, these offers have been treated with the disdain they deserve.
 ."The Shoulder to Shoulder base ball team left this afternoon for New Haven where they will play bNl with the state leaguers. The boys will be given royal reception by the New Haven and Bridgeport trolleymen and those of the Elm City in sympathy with their cause. The nine is confident of at least making good showing and are hopeful of coming home the victors.''
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-01
YALE PRIZE DEBATE
Won by Negro of Birmingham, Alabama

New Haven, May 1.-George Will Hamson Crawford of Birmingham, Ala, a negro, is one of the winners in the Francis Wayland debate at Yale.
 The competition was established sev- eral years ago by Dean Francis Way land of the Law school. Crawford who won third prize, $20. is senior in the law department and was gradu, ated- in 1900 from the Talladelga col >1ege in Alabama. ..
 First prize. $50, was awarded to J H. Sears of St Louis, and second prize to c. Bentley of Rochester. N Y Crawford is the second negro to win a prize at Yale this year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-01
FRIENDS OF CAPTAIN G1NTY,

Danbury, May 1.-About 600 citizens assembled in mass meeting last night to protest against the action taken by the board of police commissioners re- gently in dismissing Captain Ginty from the force. Resolutions were adopted requesting the board to recon slider their action and committee of three prominent citizens was appoint ed to meet the members of the board and discuss the matter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-01
SIGHTED OFF HIGHLANDS

New York, May 1.-The battleships Kearsarge, Alabama and Iowa, of the North Atlantic squadron, from the southern drilling grounds, were sighted off the Highlands this morning.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-01
NARROW ESCAPE FOR TOWN.
Forest Fires Started Fire Around Oil Property.

Property. Bradford, May 1.-Later advices &rom Watsonvllle say the town sup gposed last night to have been wiped bout by flames started by forest fires, in- sdicate that it escaped, almost miracu- lously. The 2roperty losses in the vi- Acinity are large, E0wever. \ Mount Jewett alSo escaped with small losses, but in tka vicinity of simpson and Bingham the destruction ] of oil property was complete over a 1wide area. It Is estimated that at least 1000 oil well rigs in McKean county were destroyed. From points along the Bradford, Berdell and Kin qua road 125 refugees were brought to the city.
 Raln began to fall during the night and the fires are dying out.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-01
A Number of Tug Boats Tied Up
 In New York.
so,ooo ITALIAN EXCAvAToRs

Philadelphia Carpenters Refused to
 Compromise- Strike Is On and
 Building Is Tied Up-New Britain
 Carpenters Also Go Out-Labor
 1roubles in Other Places.
 New York, May 1.-The strikes of mechanics and laDorers which had been Hooked for to-day did not materialize to the extent that had been anticipated, although a great many men men, in- cluding 3o,oUu Italian eXcavators went out.
 A number of owners of tug boats de- cided to resist the demands of the ma rihe engineers and tied their boats up Sbme of the companies were successful h securing non-union men. The only /serious aspects of the situation are in connection with the movement of barges which bring New 1ark's ice supply, and the docking and taking to sea of the big ocean liners. While these may be delayed they are not like ly to be tied up for any length of time.
 The strike ordered by the teamsters union last night has not as yet reached any proportions. IHe LeduS dIouhu the city were moving as usual to-day.
 The strike of 30,00O Italian excavat- ors and rockmen has tied up the work onl the subway. The strikers paraded ehe streets to-day each waving an American flag
 jThe strike of the boilermakers was settled last night and the shipyards to- day are operating with full forces. Another strike settled to-day was that bn the Muscoot dam, where violence has been feared.
 In the building trades there is not jstrike to interfere with work he only kfrouhla heinz that occasiol ' the differences between the All, mated and Brotherhood carpenters. which is keeping number of brotherhood men out of work.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-01
FIREMAN HAYES KILLED.

A bad freight train wreck occurred on the Highland division at Stormvllle, Duchess county, N. Y., some four miles west of Hopewell Junction, Wed- nesday night at 11:11 o'clock, in which
 Louis A. Hayes of East Hartford was killed and five other employees of the road, all liviE-- Sa East HaMfard, were
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-01
WINTRY CONDITIONS.

Schenectady. N. Y., May LA drop of nearly 90 degrees In the tempera- ture has brought about a return td wintry conditions. The fall in tam- perature is accompanied by a forty@ mile gale. The freezing point waM reached last night in some parts Of the county:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-01
GENERAL GREELEY ELECTED.

J 1 HIN LINzAL NINIlIIIlIlL L IlIIO DIJs | New Haven, May 1.-General Edwin ]E. Greeley of this city was unanimous { NV elected president of the national so-
 eIety of the Sons of the American
 Revolution, at to-days session of the
 congress. The remainder of the ses- Agion was taken up with the filling of
 Bother offices the various formal nomi-
 ha tons consuming much time
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-01
DENMAN THOMPSON STRICKEN.
Has Neuralgia of the Heart-His Com
 dition Serious.

Claremont, N. H., May 1.-Denmam Thompson, the we'll known actor, waA stricken with neuralgia of the heart here yesterday and is in very serious condition.
 All dates for his "Old Homesteadis company have been cancelled, lncIuds ing four weeks engagement in New York and one of two weeks in Brook lyn. Mir Thompson and his company arrived here yesterday afternoon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-01
sYRAcIIsE MoRKING

Syracuse, \. Y.. May May day finds Syracuse with industrial concerns running at full capacity and ao trou- ble in br,iI1in~ traAAA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-01

BIG DROP IN TEdPERATURE.
 Utica, N. Y..z May 1.-The tempera- ture in this city dropped from s5 de- grees at o'clock last night to 36 de- grees at 6 o'clock this morning.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-01

We had hoped to open this department in our store but have decided to take first loss cheer fully rather than keep this stock in storage until such time as store will be ready. As offset to the few inconvenience of this store we have made the most liberal price concessions ever made on loot wear. Shoes of equal quality, never have and prob ably will be sold for these prices again We're going to introduce this department of sturdy feathers to the and boys of Waterbury in a way they won't easily forget
 $3. co Shoes, all styles, all feathers $2.5O |S3 90 Shoes in the celebrated "Terhune" shoe
 that has made Brocton famous $500 |S6 co Shoes, the celebrated J. A. Brewster Go.
 footwear highest grade feathers, expert
 workmanship and best styles $500 Boys shoes, $15o, $1.75 and $2.oo qualities,
 ep125 $1.35 and $L5O
 MT R. E. Colby formerly of Conn Boot & Shoe |Co is in charge of this department.
 Jones. Morgan q Company.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-01
NO CHANGE AT BRIDGEPORT,

:. Bridgeport, May 1.-May day saw no
 hanges in the labor situation in this
 ity. The conditions are exactly as
 hey have been during the past few |#weeks as regards tthe carpenters and I and painters trouble.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-01
rEAcEFUL AT AMsTERpAM

Amsterdam, N Y., May 1.--A moss eacefui situation in the labor world Fcould not be asked for here
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

J. B. Thesis has sold for william F. Quigley the
four story brick house. 2OxSo feet, on the north
west corner Of One-hundred-and-ninth-st. and Sec
ond-ave. to James E McCue.
Virginia Bell has sold No. 800 West Seventy
sixth-st., q four story and basement brick and
stone front dwelling house, lot 22x1022 feet
NJ. F. Kerby has sold for Emma Mellert the
three frame three story hathouses, with stores on
the south side OF One-hundred-and-eIghty-
to client OF Barry & Mclaughlin He has also
sold for Joseph Givin corner plot At TopPing-aVe
and One-hundred- d-and-seventy-sixth-st to William
c. Bergen.
J. Clarence Davies & Co. have sold for the New
York Commercial Realty Company the SIX story
elevator apartment house Nos. 742 and lt4 81
Nicholas-ave. on a plot 47x1O0 feet. for $l5oVp-
c. c. Goodwin has sold 10 DIR. Hill No IL
Madison-ave a four story and basement Drown
stone front dwelling house on lot 2lx7o feet, ao-
joining the northwest corner of sixty
Louis 9. Friess has sold Patrick J. hAeIlS ~ ~
669 East One hundred fty-secDnd-st., 5ouT
story athouse with stores, lot 25Xlo0 teet' Faui
Bultmann the broker. ~
Christopher Schierloh and D. J. Mcdonald nave
sold for Mrs. E c. :. Natahle To Jennie hosen-
field No 58 East One-hundred-a d
five story hathouse. lot 25X100u feet
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
Try rE1EGRLrH TO THE TRIBUNE.I

e
-, Aug THE Pattea party sold wheat to-day.
.ory- was big buyer. taking 1OO0O coo
49, AZ The close. There enough general IIqu-
80 .,Eever 10 close the market lower than yester-
= wheat here left OF Isc 10 S.c lower. September
- q, sn6 81 7slsc ard closed at 7essc: December
- At sosc sellers; MAY. S2so. Wan Street was
--,eb cf 6 factor. Weakness at Paris had something
=. WITH The loss here. The French market was sc
- &c lover The English markets up slightly.
- ss r1uch the advance here yesterday The South
-.-e-a czsb houses reported poor export demand.
r-grbp-astern wheat movement fair. Primary
s5+s 5e4 600 bush compared With 100000 bush
last year. Northwest 10 compared with - Argea-
ere shipments Il44000 busI compared
bush last year: shipments for the week 040
ro6 bush compared with "a coo. The Modern
beaish declaring the ha-d winter wheat Yield large
and fne Clearanoes were $50. coo bush The weather
conditions were fayoraoe. Outside markets had about
ne same experience this Sentiment is much mixed
There s. goo5 deal Of uncertainty as 70 the Armour
rc-- This Interest reported buyer in tbs North
ves- IS vet. here to-day. has been buyer q
wheat for several DAYS TIE government report tor
August due AIoudzy great deal influence.
Corn oosst practically where fl did yesterday. The
whole range vas within &c septerbe- sold at 52Ssc
and at -. and closed 521sc Decenbe- closed q
30, Nay. 521+c There the sart Of selling in
oo-n as IN wheat the Partsn crowd leading There
also some other selling The buying
1ns a-naness something of 8 puzzle. The talent
seemed be against the price There was con
spcuous demand. yet Il sufficient close the
pst about as ven as Thursday. Argentine shipments
bush. American shipments only ss4 o00
hush- Receipts were ony l31 cars. estimates for
only ll5 TIE frmness largely the popular
expectation OF buIish crop report Monday The Eastern
demand sioT. EXCEPT that NsH-Engand IS taking
moderately.
There vas the same stea5iness In The
sueueztlaI traders seemed be selling notably the
Pztten crowd, close vas unchanged only $50
under yesterday September left of 34sc December
a5ssc. Nay. S7sc Prices early about sac
yesz-day Receipts 2l9 cars the estimate for
morrow 2l5 crop advioez from Illinois poor The
country evidently expecting bulIsh crop report Mon
CAV While professionals rather against the market
q late outsiders seem 70 believe in II
Provisions continue dun. with the tendency doVnhiu
Fo-E and rtbs were weak: lard about steady.
difficult get provisions outside packers
seem disposed to cover their September shorts rather than
u -isK Shipping 70 tins market This inclination
ras helped tie September premiums Hogs West 2ooo
compared zitz 80 coo last year.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08

GARDENER BY German. married. d
no children, can take care u Eeutls-
mans place. good florist and vege-abls
grower. twelve Years experience Addrszs
GARDENER 202 East 2Otn-st
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Hughes. Brian G TO Louis Rafloer. Mu5erry-stt st
Nos 193. 135 and 137; due August lSOs' AZ
Livingston William n. 10 Colonial Bank. Ith-aF e
: " corner Of l4Jth-st; secures bonds or SO uVJ
given for completion. Of building az Columbus
ave, corner OF o1St-st-.. - :,
PiGIeron, George II, 70 Mary = Green Jones-sN
Stabei, Ferdinand and another u the Dime say
ings Bank Of Brooklyn. A'nsterdarl-aVe' $
772 II q z9th-zL; year 4l3 per cent
Manhattan Square Realty Company % CQ!.nlal
Bank COlumbus-ave, G corner OF 6lst-st
prior mortgage, $175,000; due July l. 1906; .
same 10 same. same property; prior mortgage,
500 0G0; due July l. 1906; 8 per cent ....,.-
Blanchard. Minnie \. 10 Carrie Hirseh Cortaadt-
Mandigo. Jennie F. widow. to Henry II Jackson
2lst-st, y 5. 1896 It W Of Sd-ave: years;
Gottiieb Tsid5re ". 10 the state Bank, l3th-st
Ncs 346 and GAS East; due February 1. 1904; 9
Nevins. Abraham and another to samuel Reeve
Madison-ave. No LIZ. $; due July l. 1905
He'd J Philip. 70 Valentine Fischer aud wife
Ave B, No 2s4. " >; years; A. per cent
Webster-aye. No | 401. W S; year; . per cent
Schlesinger, Henry W 70 The state Bank 9th-st,
s. s3 II Of Ave c; due February i. 1904
SchIesinge-, Abraham, and another 70 LAWYERS
Title Iasurance Company Of New-Yo-k- 1ioth-
81, 5, % = " Of PaTk-ave; 3 years; 8 per cent
same 10 William and julius Bachrach, same prop
erty; prior mortgage. SIS, 900
Same 70 the Baron de Hirsch Fund. ll0th-st.
5. 81 fl Of Park-ave; 3 years; 3 Der cent.
Same 10 William and JUliUs Bachrach, same prop
erty; prior mortgage, S3s,O00' years per
Goldsmith. Gustsvus 70 Lawyers Title In
suTauce Company of N=w-N0rA 74th-st. 5.
Eayton, Gertrude. % Dry Dock Savings Institu-
tion. I5d-st. No ls2 East; . years. = per cent
81 s. IA tI OF Avenue c. due February 1,
1894. per cent: --.-.-- -..-.-....
compsry. l0th-aye. 80. s48 " corner of
SOth-st. years a. per oeot..-----...-.-.-.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
STEAMBOATS,.
AND POINTS IN


OONJSJ u SOUG NEW ENGLAND.
FALL. RIVER LINE for Newport kaA ESvsr Boston and
ali Eastern ana Northern Points Steamers PRISCILLA
aud PTTRTTAN CJrchs=tra each Leave Pier -.
X r foot ~ warren ST, week days and Sundays At
$50 P. NJ
PROVIDENCE LINE FOR Providence Boston. North and
d and CONNECTICUT.
Orchestra each. Leave ger Is ~ H. Oos q Murray
ST. week days only at 2. VI
STONINGTON Lane Tor stonington. Watch Hill Nara
gansett PIER. Boston and East. steamers MAINE aSd
NEW HAMPSHIRE Leave Pler 40 n r. foot %
ClarSson St. week days only at p N
NOxSWIOh New London. Fishers island block
Island Norwich. Worcester Boston. North and East
Steamers CITY OF LOW ELL and CITY OE WOACES-
TER Leave Pier " r.. foot Garrison 81 week days
only $50 p. IL
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hartford. spring
field and North. Week days str. HLlltAIsD PES
leaves q. y H 200 P NJ. foot 3lst st. E. r,
500 p NJ Str CHESTER W. CHAPIN leaves Pier 20
n. r. 1900 Midnight. sundays Str. RICHARD PECK
leaves Pier 20. n. r. $50 \. NJ foot SIsJ st. l. X,
1918 NJ New York. 500 p. M
TICKETS AND STATEROOMS al Lines, At l6I, Isl.
Ga l.1S5 254 Broadway, Park Place IS Union Suars
2s5 27S W. 125th Street. lJ3 E 18TH
Street. York Court. $50 Fulton Street. $50 Broad
way. Brooklyn, and a Piers.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
REALTY NOTES.

The McVickar Realty Trust Company was the
broker in the sale of No 551 West End-ave The
purchaser is investor.
A NJ. Johnson & Co. have leased to the American
Ice Company for ten years. at a total rental Of
$56000 the stable Nos 5Sl and 533 West Nineteenth
ST. and Nos 532 and 534 West Twentieth-St.
Paul Mayer vas the broker in the purchase OF
the FetZ vroperrv
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

lo9th-st, Nos 500 and sos West 5o17411 Edward
/ Paris, referee, 10 Max Marx; mortgages. 80,
Anasterdanl-ave cor 1o3d-st. 75.11xlo0;
Mary z McSweeney to Joshua Butler; mort
5t6-sve E S D 2 # $ OF 117th-st 57xi1o: Louis
eSohen 70 Henry Arnstein: 2 part; mortgages
Columbus-ave, . cor Washington-st, runs AK
lGfsX 50x 5 75x y &5x n I15; Daniel Curley
70 the Church Of Our Lady Of Solace. Of Van
S1sJ-st Nos S24 and 328 East SO 6xl02 .: Moses
4 WalIach TO Frederick + Nader; mortgages
Coium6us-ave cor slst-st 1o2 2xloe. the
Colonial Bank to Manhattan SQUARE Realty
Company mortgage, S1I5,ooo o c and :. -.
Rosa Merrau 10 Reuhama z Stoutenburgh- 80,
Jeiferson-st 9 part lot 429' map LnloHP@36TG5. P@6G
Henry Belmont TO Minnie Belmont. .....-.-.. c
l28th-st. s. 200 IT OF An1sterdaIl-aye runs
9 cor 1osth-st, 66x525x irregular; F Bets
70 Max Bernheimer and another mortgages
155th-st. S l75 # Of sth-ave. 25x9s.11; George
Wood Rdiydgay am and s as administrator to
Forsyth-st $ l23 4 # 5 Of Houst2n-st 2l.llx
125.7x irregular; George Fischer. jr. executor.
same properly Valentine Fischer to same
Forsgtarst 7'if No ls4 a5x1oo; Max Lancet to
Charles z Thomson; mortgage So I,Oto Nonai
Napoleon Levy 70 Minnie a Blanchard ..-.-.-,-
Nater-st Nos 67s and $50. " :. 5ox1o0; Joseph L
Butteuw-ieser 10 Paul Hellnnaun and another p
same - properly Lsah Buttenwieser. individually
and as executor, 10 same; Z part; mortgage. :,
Afs5isoyave n V cor SSth-st 100 sxl8s.10: sam
uel T Busey to Abner Bowen al title -Noni
e9th-st No 81 East. 25x10U Il; Abraham Bach
rach to Nathan Greenberg and another; mort ~,
1o5th-st. n s. $50 II of Park-aEe. 25xIoo1l:
Martha Mogrisoa by attorney to Isaac Hefer' Nom,
1O5th-st, No III West. 21x10011; Charles w
Smith TO Isidor sperllng; mortgage, S2so
21st-st n 8 1905 # i " Of ad-aye 2Jx9s-e: Henry
Jackson to Jennie F MandIgo; mortgage >-~,,
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
ARTHUR BRISBANE AGAIN A BUYER.

Leopold Well has bought for Arthur Brisbane
from Frank Ritter jr., and Caroline Smith, Nos
22s and 230 West -twent ty-sixth-st
two five story fathouses, each a lot - by 9sll
feet. Mr. Brisbane recently bought through MI
Well a parcel adjoining these houses on the west
and running through 10 One-hundred-and-tWenty
lfth-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
cHuRcH lakes lille.

The Church Of Our Lady OF solace Of Van Nest.
took title yesterday to an irregular parcel at the
southeast corner Of Westinghouse. and Col1rnpus-
ave The stated consideration was nominal
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
REAL ESTATE.
City to Build Another Home for
Nurses.

Plans were fled yesterday at the Bureau Of
Buildings, Manhattan, for a two and half story
brick and terra Gotta home for nurses to be
erected on Blackwells Island, opposite East Fifty
hrst-st- plot 7Sx35 feet. This is the second
nurses home for which plans have been fled
under the present administration. The city is the
owner. Renwick, Aspinwau & Owen are the archI-
tects. The cost is estimated to be $4,000
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Bristow-st west side, 2s5 feet south Of Jennings
St, three two story frame dwelling houses, 20 oy
IS. David H Spring owner; Charles B. Pagan,
Brooklyn. architect. $500.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
RUSSELL SAGE EILEs A LIS PENDENs.

Russell Sage has brought suit to foreclose NOR
gage on plot 19 by 1G01I feet. the north side
ne-hundred-and-sevent l94 feet west
Lenox-ave. The property is owned by Geraldlr
Broadbelt and another person.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Houston and Lewis SIS corner. for two SIX
story brick tenement houses. 43x3I and 5OX6) .;
WelustGIn. owner; Bernstein & Bernstein .
BlaclweIFs Island. opposite East 5ist-st. for
two and oue-half story brick nurses home, fsz
%. city owner. RenWick- AsIlnwal q owen.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
Steamboats,.

TROY llNE.
Steamer "saratoga'' city Of Troy
Street pier daily P IL, except Saturday.
SUNDAY STEAMERS TOUCH AT ALBANY.
Direct railroad connection al Troy for all North
East
DINING-ROOM ON MAIN DECK SEARCHLIGHT
DISPLAY. SEND FOR BOOKLET EXCURSION TOURS.
BLOCK ISLAND ORIENT GREENPORT. SHELTER
ISLAND AND SAG HARBOR BOATS
leave Pier 1S. {. r.. N. Y, Wall st. days
except Saturdays $50 P NJ. Saturdays. l P. NJ MON
DAYS. EXTRA TRIP s \. NJ. FOR GREENPORT AND
SAG HARBOR. S2.00 EXCURSION.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

I'LsT,st 1oGdI5 story ten hs; Louisa Gol2ner agt
Rodgers al; Bo0thby BALDWIN sttys: a c Brown,
ref prior mort SIC eco: partition: 10 the defendant
Rodgers. for SS8. Ss6.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
PAwNBROKERs' SALES.

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L. L. FIRUsKI, Aucr- 20 Bowery. sells, 10
Aug. 11-Fine consignment jewelry- 80,
Aug 1l-By a. Wolheim & Son I,4So
1st-aVe. clothing pledged prior aug g J. ftI ~
Aug I9-By u n. Simpson * &c. 4>l
Bowery. diamonds. watches )@"e-tSS; a.
pledges prior June II. ltu- 70 10 %, 10
and all goods reserved from pIeEl9uS - So
Aug lS-By J. J. Martin. l54 Myrlle-
ave. Brooklyn diamonds. watches. Jewel
y. all pledges pLiqr aug . 1SO--z for
rr7a-iv 53G 6th-ave. diamonds watches'
jeweiry. ali pledses prior Aug. :. I9Oz-
~ e0pE--- Auc+ IS Bower-. sells. 10
m an goods pledsed 70 Aug /, 43J--
Aug lO-CIothing. dresses saoes' e'--'
Isaacs & Kleinbs-uEIi, BIoe ~ :, ..,,-,,,,ts
AuZ II-Ieyg elry. watches ara ci4IlondS.
A. Cypress. $50 Bowery. and r soos4
An[ iaNCiotring, cvercoats dresses.
kur 1a-CTothing iresses etc. = btE-
ger. 460 West 42d-st- and AGO shave
Aug 14-C1oth!ng. dresses shOes' e-'-'
Joseph sobsl. 1.7o4 Sd-eye.
los. sHoNGooD & SONS. Auctioneers-
salssrooms, - Bowery. 80 >a=
Aug lo-Ciothtng, 9Fet-oets' S---' 49,
a. 1fN5-i-thing, M. levy 2.616 81 ave.
Aug I2-Men's and EG5ash o''''-Ilis'
AuE l3-Men's and women clothing
etc. II : Isaacs, :, AS stn-aVe-
Aug 14-CvercoatS mems and women
,,,--FfDr- 1s.z curtains. etc. NJ A. New
man G33 l'0lu ulbUs-aNe-
l-U-S-T,p AUCTION CO NJ Sheehau.
11,c-,--sar ~ and I5-4 CulaI-st-
Aag. 16-By II NcAlesnar. l-ar5o brosd-
vzv diamonds. jewelry. etc tr9ns No.
80 coo. Dec. 1901. 70 ls.Oeo. July lso-' ana
Avg. 1C-Rv II MoAlssnan. Is4 shave.
clothing u.edsed TO aug. l51@
Aug fI-By H Brsckv edel. 80 tTrana-
St diamonds. isWeiry. etc. pIeIsed 10
Aag. !. 1902 80 81 -
Aug l9-By Mary FullaH- 90 lutn-aVe-'
dismsns- isreIry. etc. pledged u Aug.
1902
Aug. I5-By FfliiD. tewelry-
Aug I4-By r NcAissnsn To- -ln-ste-;
diamonds iswelry. etc. all goods pledged
Az. i4-By Film. elot.inE.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08
City Property for Sale.
EAST EVE sTREET.

Private Dwelling Lszington Avenue for rent
JOHN KE%SETT KELLOGG. so William Street
New-York tribune., 1903-08-08

1 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
49, received their Uptown Once.
No. 1854 BROADWAY.
Advertisements viii received the following branch
Offices regular Office until O'Clock p m viz
254 Sth-ave., s. . 23d-st. I53 Gth-ave., cor.
l2th-st.: 92 East 14th-st.; 35s West 42d-st., be-
tween 9TH ayes.: 263 West 125th-st.; :sssS