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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-18

Gin re9t berber @6er3
fpirb aus 8O3en in SprOl beri4tet.
Die i96ne 9tabt 5et4net ii4 burd
9pben @uHdtu9 uuf 6lei14 uno an
bere Qebensmittel aus. Neuli4 mar
am 3~otb6duie gu 8D5en Elm 4nf4ldg
ange6eftet, Der einen S4ien, sinen
Gel unb einen 9uno in tranlt6er
unter6dltung 8eigte. Ser Dds:
r@us be3ablft benn 9uSteuer9" Der
SunO: 20 8ronen ous Sabr." Der
S9s: %, 9u 9Iiidli4er, i4 muB
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Der GieI: Sd brau4e ii6erbaupt feiz
ne Steuer gu 3ublen, i'd iiBe i'm Sc
meinberdth."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-18

Die leBten Ra3rt9ten
aus Snoten melben cine reitere Ser
f9Iimmerung Der 8eit : @pioemie. @s
ftarben innerbulb elmer 8o4e fait
$4,000 Meni6en, cine 3una6me BON
nube3u 1000 gegen Die borRergeRenoe
unb cine Steigerung pOn 1850 gez
gen bic b~orpprige No9e. 9ubei greift
Die Seude in INNER tpeitere @ebiete
iiber. Qu9 in &alfutta berf9limz
inert ii6 Die Gage 5uIebenbs. Nugenz
f6etnli6 6ut Die Seter Der 8Onigsz
fr0nung ibren 4ntbeil bdran, BEL nell
der iiber $4,000 8ettler 5ui ammen=
ftrDmten, Inn an Der Speiiung She'll
gu nebmer. Sebr f6per laftet Die
9eit auf Dem grpBen 9ufen 8arutf9i
an Der Snbus : M}iinbung unb auf
ben @rpBItGbten NGababab, Meerut,
8enares, Qufnop, 8ampur unb
8omban.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-18

OasNeueiteinN IN 9Ort:
Der Specialization. Plufdte in ben groz
BEN 6ptels Der @taOt Sem Yprt ma
den Die @Gite barauf aufmertf am,
buB f8 Der paitor @arren fir geitz
li6en 3ufpru9 pber 9tenIt bsftens
empfie6lt unb iebem 8ufe BET Sag
ober g}a4t prompt Splge @leitet. 9as
9lafat lautet: n8eiienbe, 9Gite unO
95reunbe bieIes 9Dtels, bic ben 8etz
ituno zines @eiItli6en mini den, tperz
ben bierbur6 bOfli4 in &enntniB gsz
feBt, baB paftOr Or. 8arren, Der 9oz
telprebiger, su ibrer @erfiigung fte9t.
Cine nere Niiance ameritanii4en Paz
f~tprent6ums als = @ei6dft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-18

Ser 81 + 9 IT," bas neue,
9ruBe anardiitiI4e Organ, bat am
1. MGr5 in Berlin oas 2i4t Ger Welt
erblitt, @s foGte 3uerit in 0i6elz
sorf erTfeinen, uIein bort fano ii4
fem 9ruder, unb 70 fpurben Die 3ez
baftion uno Der 8erIag na9 Berlin
berlegt. Oas Mptto bes 8lattes
beiBt: rWeber Soft, nod 9errl 8ez
Der @utpritGt nod Maioritdtl Omar
9ie lit Sronung, Sretbeit unO @oblz
ftano fir QGe. Beber Monar9ie
nod @oltsftaat! Weber Pributeigen>
tbum nod Qo6nipiteml" Sci bieien
epigen y@eber" muB mar ii6 fra
gen, mas benn eigentli4 Die 3iele
bieTer Qeute finb: untlure unb perz
f6ppmmene l1topien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-18
Gefammtmaf mngeH.

uIttmor E, ben IL. Wdr5 1903.
gerGescIte Sprnerunss : Mnsebpte, an ben
Board of awards. care of George N, Numsen,
Stabt=Reo!frutor, aoreiFrt, iptrben Bis Dl t t.
10 o d, ben /. @pril 1903, ~entgegeH gerommeH fir
bic Qieferune BON Cement, tpel6er Bel ben arb.iten
Der elrftrii6en Gommiifon eebrau6t tUiro, in lies
bereintimmung nit ben bon benz Gbsf=Sngenieur
boroe5ei6netsn Spe3ififationen, bic auf Griuben
i'm gireau Der eleftriI6tn Gommiifon b~erabfolot
iperben.
Gin bsgGuubigter G6ed in @66e BON $500, sabts
bar an n0}apor unO StaOtratb bon Baltimore, =
mub nit ieoem gugebot sinosi6IoTcn iein.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bebdlt f6 Ods Re6t Dor,
iresnO iuelfe Uoer ale angebote gu 0~erpsrfeu.
@eeen peittrer ~gugtunft tpenoe man fb an
Gbds. 6. phelps, iun., Gbsfz9nseHieur,
eltftrii3e GOmmiiion.
9etGti9t:
Tbpmds @. 5dDeS,
9rdfoent Der Gontrattz9eb6roe.
WldrJ12, 10, 16, II, 1915, 20 4.25,3p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-18
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INN ,poaf Sireftorsn finDet bsute Abenb,
ben IS. mara, in Gr. 1927 Sr1tdnssStrabt, &.
u. @olfg 2ofal, fatt. @abG pon z bis 9 ubr.
e7Ohn Sabn. grdf.; 8. 9eIcniann, Sch.
20 : n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-18
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W.
Die Sabreg : @eriammlung uno Starntenipobl
finott 9 n|nnerfaq a, ben 10. D. 81, i'm 9otale
9r. 213, Roros9dpsStruBt, TAFT. us
f77-s) G8m. 8. aIne. BrifiSent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-18

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-20

WEST PRESBYTERIAN CFTEGH. 4-a-st. between
nd aves--ESv ANTHONY IT. Evans, IT, Sc
Pastor breaches at II a md 5 . ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-20
,eoe.ts FOR WORTHY CASES.

TIL. charity Organization Society appeals for as
distance in the following cases OF need:
For 500 10 pay the rent for one year for an Eng
rfsb connie --ho have neither friends nor relaHVeS
10 sid Them The man. whose hands are olstor teo
a,y rheumatism has been connTmed lnNAIld !oI
1vventv-five years His wife is not stronB hut 70
gether they have earned their rent uiltli nov" WHICH,
the Is incapacltated - - . ,..,,s.t,l d
For slG0 70 pay rent for one year Tor houseIIolH
Of Two a widow whose advanced age telEhty year
prevents her working and her son VINO mas ii 1
form Of naeancholia and is physcaliy uhItteo io
suY bur very light employment they ilate ,,Dnrt
rroyident and have made every effort 10 supItoLII
themselves, and IL is hoped that they ma! DC
from z separation from which they SHRINK peIeiils
that their remaining years together caiiHo' NC
many .,
20 provide food for respectable WIDOW seVeI,tS
vesrs old She Is without children. has no reIa-
lives able 10 assist and is incapacitated FOR WORK
4 former employer allows rent. -.
ANY money for the above cases sent to the ChaT-
sly Organization Society No. 100 East 1Tenty,sec-
ord st will be duly and publicly acknowledged
The society acknowledges with thanks receipt OF
the following contributions in response TO recent
2 C. P" $50; "B" SIS: "'Montclair" $50;
Mrs Woerishoffer and Mrs. J. @ s. 30 each
Mrs z Gaylor. William Horace and 20 L. %
each; Miss L F. Shumard. SO; Mrs ". Balser. Mrs
Z Buck Charles F. Klippert. 7. F1eper Mrs :
fraud John b Ulrich, Miss Louise LoelksT MIS-.
a Zirnlich "F. L" and L. W. @. p" g each;
J Echier, s. o Meppen Mrs Q r., Faulina Z.
7 D" "A F. IF. k" N j." "Sursum CoTda
sHd Cash. s. each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-20
FECD JURY DISCHARGED.
Nc,c Trial IN 4nother County,
Prisoners Remored from Jackson.

Jackson. Ky. June l9.-The jury in the case q
rsrr and White charged with the murder OF james
2 Narclln VAS discharged to-day having heeh
unable To agree At clock the jury filed INTO the
courtroom and Richard Willard, the foreman re-
,,or,ed that they could not agree. Judge RedWlhe
sai5 thar he would have TO keep them together uhu
tomorrow night unless they got verdict sooner
e there was no reason why verdict should not
be reached.
Willard replied: One man has as much right 10
his opinion as another. and he may stick TO 1t
Z, was believed from this that there was ohlS
ono man for conviction, and it was SAID fha' the
question q punishment had not been considered at
all I srer the jury again reported that il was un-
able TO agree. and was discharged The jury went
ou7 yesterday At noon.
After the announcement that the jury was dis
-.4reed some Of those in the courtroom started 20
clan their hands hut they we're stopped by the
court The guards took the prisoners back to jail
There viii be another trial as result OF the fall-
NE 70 get = verdict and Commonwealth : Attorney
T7z--d made a motion for change Of Venue Judge
RedR-ine refused t. hear arguments but changer
the venue to Cynthiana. Harrison County. at the
1.xr term OF court Cynthiana is not in Judge Red
The nudge surprised the spectators by ordering
the prisoners sent Lexington under 4 qua 70 on
soldiers and accompanied by EllsoT ZONES. IhtS
Iefr hero IN the afternoon and were pIateu III i'A
tr4ton Jail t0-nlE2l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-20
LIFE SAVING CORPS BULLETIN.

The United States Life Saving Corps. in anticipa-
ton of the usual number of accidents on the water
has issued a bulletin giving the precautions 10 De
observed and the remedies TO be applied The corps
believes that large number Of the lives lost each
summer arc due the ignorance Of the victims
themselves or Of their would-be rescuers. and 1t
distributes each year large numbers OF its cards on
Rescue and Resuscitation."
The first point insisted on by the bulletin is that
should go ont in any boat. large or small
without being assured that there we're enough
buoys board to float all in the boat The second
warning is as TO the handling Of the boat: to re-
frain from changing seats or rocking in a SINAI
boat and to keep close 10 the bottom of the boat
as possible in case there is danger of upsettins
from the roughness of the water If overturned a
woman often may keep ahoat by holding her skirts
extended. and by treadirg water as If climbing
stairs while "A may accomplish the same re-
suits by treading water and thrusting downward
with his open hands. by swimming dog fashion,
reaching forward and pulling down ana IN.
In resCuinC drowning persons. the advice Is 70
ca tch them by the hair collar back OF the neck.
and to let them drop under water moment IT they
are unmana Eeahle. To resusCitate them, II uncon-
ecious. draw the tongue forward and get the Water
out by rolling head downward over a barrel or the
knee and afterwaTd attempt to restore respiration
by moving the arms Of the patient as if he We're
swimming at the same time applying pressure TO
the stomach. At the rate of about fifteen times
minute and induce circulation by friction on the
hands and feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-20
STEAMBOATS,.
AND POINTS IN

BOSTON AND N F27FF Hsd Il
FALL RIVER LINE Newport, FAN River, Boston and
nd Points. Steamers Prise LILA
Orch Leave Pier 10.
~ r foot Of week days and Sundays at
$50 T. N.
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence, Boston. North and
East Steamers PLYMOUTH and CONNECTICUT.
Trrhas+rs on each Fer IS. y. R, foot Murray
st week DAYS only At 6 T N.
STONI%GTON LINE Ston:ngton. Watch IIill Nara
gansett Pier. Boston and East. Steamers MAINE and
RHODE ISLAND. Leave Pier so. y r. foot Ciarkson
days only at P NJ
NORWICH LINE for New London Fishers Island Block
island Norwich. Worcester. Boston. North and East.
steamers CITY. or Low ELL and CITY or WORcES-
TER Leave y R. foot Clarkson St. week days
only at $50 2. NJ.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hartford Spring
Tels North. from \. r. tlarkSon
Week DAYS Steamer RICHARD PECK leaves New York
at P NJ Sundays $50 A. VI. IL. 31st St 1918 A NJ:
returning, due New York + NJ
Tickets and Satercos all Lines. at 1871 23l. SO, lls5,
.35i Broadway. Park PieCe = Union Sqg4re 40
Columbus ". l25th Street 1873 +. 123th
Street Court. SO Fulton Street $50 Broad
Wa Ernoklyn. and at Piers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-20
4PPROTES FERRY PLAN.
Board of Estimate Grants Franchise
to Long Island Road.

The Board of Estimate began its session yester-
day by burying in the received and placed on
hle' vault the resolution passed by the aldermen
providing Cor so badge for each OF their mod
est, retiring body.
The request of the county judges Of Kings for
additional compensation provided for them under
Section 115l, in the Code OF Civil Procedure. was
presented by Controller Grout. with the suggestion
that the additional compensation he $500 or $1,000
year Their salary is $1,000 year. Mayor Low
thought that an increase of 5000 would be sur
1cient. The subject was referred to the Corpora
ton Counsel for an opinion to the authority OF
the Board of Estimate.
The lotg claim of Thomas Barry was settled for
s1360o. Barry in 1894 supplied $4,000 loads of filling
the city but the authority Under which the
contract was made found TO be defective. and
he could not get his pay. The legislature more than
three years ago authorized the Board of Estimate
TO make Mr. Barry fair and reasonable allow
ance" He asked $500
At the request of ex-Mayor David A. Body. Fred
erick Cochen and other officers OF the Brooklyn
Public Library the board authorized appropria-
ton Of $4,000 for the library, $4,000 for OK
tension to the site $4,000 for alterations to the
present building, and $50 600 for maintenance and
supplies
The application Of the Long Island Railroad for
a franchise for and one-eighth miles of track
at Seaside Rockaway. was granted after President
Baldwin explained the intent of the improvement.
Ro Roe S&S to RocaTaT Park the cars running
the trasss 81 me stem aat drfng the sumner
and the plan. permitted by the franchise. is TO
construct loop to the Boulevard to avoid tho
station. The Long Island road will pay ~" year
for the privilege and pave the one and one-eighth
miles OF Boulevard from curb TO cuIh.
The first step i'm the citys ACQUISITION 81 ne NE
Staten Island Ferry terminals was taken WileH me
board approved the report OF Mr. Grout engineer
that proceedings he begun to condemn the water,
front nroperties St George Port Rlchmond ana
Stapleton. The assessed value Of the properties IS
about S360cn0 of which the St George property IS
valued at 10000 - ooo -
The board authorized issue Of So"tsWn 40 I0r
dock derartm purposes and an issue OF SZ'e'-
for the College Of the City of Newly orK-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-20
RELIGIOUS Notices.

RELIGIOUS Notices.
COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
Rev JonN @ FA &C D. p, Minister
viii preach at II a m and p n"
COLLEGIATE CMARBLEl CHURCH,
Rev. DAVID JAS l4' BU G;iS p q, Minister
VII pr EmPts at shell II Of a9f
Evening-"Five Rich Men and the Bible
COLLEGIATE, CHURCH.
P9NR sAGF A S Preach at at Mist
Morning-.Elilan and Elfshaeod's contrastsd Work
'" ETenins-.'The Passing of Kingdom-chTsts Com
munon to the Seventy
COLLEGIATE CHURCH;
Rev HENRY EvERTsoN COBB. D; D. Minister.
rev mr. 'e''' 'i''''' pm.
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH, Harlem Rev. J.
pf EIS ST SH g. p lTai7f sef fF a. ii
the morning preaching 6t1gd by b Ret the ps5oF
rG sEed 81 z s ss4rl:s .i II Pss25
119 m Il rs 2np e @ BY
pastor.
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST .sIT CHURCH
Rev r. P. JOHNSTON. y 2 Pastor
"oF5 4he r Pastor It a viii HI 3 pP@aSh , H.
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
REV. ]. ROSS ssTEvENsoN. D. D.
Services DIST, e INA @ n, a sb4. p m
Morning ''P Pn the afternoon
REV. r. ]. CAMPBELL, NJ A.
CITY TEMPLE, LONDON
Strangers are invited
FOURTH AVENUE FRESpYTER5A,S cEFEgH5 soE
n D Pastor breaches at II a. m. and p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-20
m PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

l. Ahner C Thomas. q Surrogate OF the County of
,aD- vnrE notice hereby given all having
claims against Joseph A Dean late OF the County OF
~ work deceased present the with vouchers
thereof sgbserbeI at his place of transaGT.ng
Street city Of New YORK. on or before the nth
cay a % NeW YORK. the 18th day OF January 1903
al 0oWFIEID LITTEI.L Attorney for Executor II Wall
New City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-20
Religious Notices.

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST cIENT is7ic. Central 95r
days a at II a an and D m, 5 Tsangs on a. M to
, . m CLOCK Reading rooms open o"''' ''0"' . . ~
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
West End- and DIST 81
viii preach at ii a. m. and P M
MADISON AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH cor Sist-st-
Services II a. m. and p.
Rev. GEORGE G. LoRIMER. D. D. viii preach f1
Morning fops The World Greatest TsaeneT; and Sim
day school at 9:45 a m All welcome.
MADISON AVE. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Corner Goth street
REV. W&LflfcE y MAcMuLiES D. D.
.1.G s. II s. a DI sq4isflz
Services held in the chapel account Of re-
pairs main church No evening service
MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
, T9T,hs saIf SITHfF ot ~ Pastor
The Rev Henry BARTON CHAPLIN. p. d will preach
at IL a. m. No evening service
MADISON s29ARE rRE gs82r ERR CHURCH
Rev. G f. PARkHUEsT. 2, p. Pastor, ..,,.,
Minister, viii preach Strangers cordially welcome.
rsI and Adths Rev + T. sTIsoN D. D. Fastor-
Morning service at II a. m
OLD FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
SHAVE. and t2th-st.
HOWARD pUFFIELD. p. D. Pastor. will preach.
~ n w-.Idfe Tests"
$50 p m.-'"The Christian Who Counts
RUTGERS PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Broadway. corner i5d-st
Rev. ROBERT MAcIlEIN%ZIE- D. D. Pastor
Services. II a. m
SCOTCH PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH H; 99 3s and
Psstor-servicez II a m. and .. m
SPIRITUAL SCIENCE INSTITUTE &21 Tv-st s7th St
-mmortaIy lemonstratea ~ an e,-, s.i
Son' mrG sT0p6ARD GRAY. DEWITT FioUGH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-20
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

Al
L WORK by the Grace Of God Free and Independent
90 Iose1hne II Russell. Eearo" Russell Josephine Rus
sell Marie l.. Russell. CorneIia II. Hughes, Henri H
Hughes Albert Hilton. Hattie K Hilton. Helen Hi
ten Albert r. Hilton, jr Vincent K. Hilton Edward B.
IIgton Dorothy ". Hilton. Ellen D. Hilton. Edna
ijton Joseph r SanXay as administrator with the viii
annexed Of Agnes s Hilton. deceased: James Hilton
via EIu-rn Mary Nathaniel : Smith. as
sr.rai -Iardfa. Of Of Helen Hilton Albert
:, TIU+on Vincent Is. Hilton. r Francis HYDE
guardian the estates Of Ellen L. Hilton
an1 F5ra F Hilton all persons interested in the
s+a+a ~ Henry Hilton late Of the County Of New York
caesd as creditors next Of kin or otherwise
eer5 greeting. and each OF yoC are hereby cited
and required personally he and before our sur
Of New York, at the Surrogates
court Of said County held Court House
q, The county Of York. the Both day Of juno,
ana there to attend judicial settlement Of the account
- rnreedings Of Horace Russell and Edward n Harris
&c executors trustees under the last VIII and Tesla
T1ert Of deceased. such Of are hereby
the Of twenty-one years are re
i-ed 70 apear by guardian II have or X
ZofI have none appear and applr for one TO be ap
neglect or failure to do so
guardian appointed by the Surrogate to repre-
sent and a 0 in the proceeding
Surrogatcs' Court of the said County Of New
Yo.k to pc hereunto affixed Witness. Hon.
IL. ST FRANK T. FITZGERALD. A Surrogate Of
County. at the County of New York,
the 18th MAY. ia the Of our Lord
one thousand hundred and three
]. FAIRFAX McLATGHIIN.
Clerk of Surrosates' Court
JAMES s. DARCT. Attorney for Executors go Broad
way. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-20
Religious Notices.

UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHI r. ~.
corner Of StPiblic Worship tonorto7y a. y a.
a7d 70 m The pastor. Rev GEORGE Al.aN ANl'r.tN.
d D. will preach. sunday school and foie clasfS al
D. Is a. m wednesday evening service az ; O clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-20
OFFICE FURNITURE.
pAWNBRoKERs' SALES.

I, l. F7RTsTi. AnctI0neer, 20 Bowery'
June june, !! 221 d BY $. Goodstein & son, 279
Rridse-st. Brooklyn. diamonds. watches.
jewelry. all pledges prior June T. lso--
June 22-By II. Freund & Co, "A AVe en-
B, clothing, etc, pledged prior June =. w,
June 23-By VI & l.. Harlan l3t =
1o5th-st., and 5. stern. 2,2T1 Sth-ave.' aia-
rlonds. watches. jewelry, all pledges pi'0'
June 24-By estate A j Heaney. IA At
Iantic-ave, Brooklyn. diamonds. watches
JeweIry, all pledges from MaTSn =. i rs md ~
all goods reserved from previous safes 49,.
June 24-By NJ. Bruckhelmer, Isl E.ast
1Osth-st, clothing. etc, pledged prior June
June 25-By WIN. Simpson. 81 Park Row.
diamonds watches jewelry. all pledges
prior April -. 1902, and all Nos 70 $50.
ana Ju sti g8oof Fi rss coHeign nD jesr
June 26-Mayer & Co, clothing
CENTRAL AUCTION co, NJ Sheehan'
Auctioneer, 152 and 1874 Canalst.
June 22-By NJ IAvsry. 5s4 9th-ave.'
clothing to June 10. 1902. -
June 24-By 2. Freel 100 Grand-st-'
Brooklyn. clothing to June 10. 1902
June 25-By Film. iewelrv. etc;
June 25-By H. Freel. 90 New Chambers
st. clothing 70 June Is. 1902
June 26-By Film. clothing
ELI sOBEL. Auct.. 90 Bovery. sells 10 a
m. all goods pledged to June 10. 100.
June 22-Clothing, ovsrC0ats. dresses
shoes. etc, l. Steiner. 425 3dzave.
June 23-C1othing, Overcoats and dresses
shoes. etc. / Alkus. go 9th-ave-
June 24-Clothing. dresses. remnants
shoes. etc, ThOs. Newman & Son, Brooklyn
June 25-CIothnS, dresses, shoes, elC-'
A. Rothman 3T3 Hudson-st
June 26-Jewelry. Henry Sooel, ~ Sln-
ave, Kory Bros, Brooklyn
JOS. SHONGoOD & SONS. Auctioneers,
saIesroorns. No 81 Rowery-
June c2-Clothing. NJ A Newman. o@S
Columbus-ave.. !. Biumenthal, 400 9th-aye-
June 90 -Jewelry. watches, DIAMONDS
etc. \. F'rankcnstein & Co. 81 Delance;y-st'
June 23-Men's and womens clothlhg'
etc H & g Lang. TO Avenue c.
June 24-Jewelry. watches. diamonds
etc. II. : IsaaCs. . 43S Sth-
June 24-8Ien's and women's clothing
etc, J.. RrUCkhcimer & Co, 1876 2d-aVe-. u
BruCkheiner &, Co. >, 80 3d-sve.
June % Clothing. etc. pledged TO June
Is. 1902, 2. Fox, y Sth ave.
June 3J-Jewslry. watches. diamonds
etc. pledged previous 10 June Is. 1902.
BENZ Abuses. pa Stantou-st.
June 26-Iewel-y. watches. diamonds.
etc, Harris & Hirsh. $50 81 ave
Anderson &. NIintz. Auctioueers. - Bowery.
June 22-By Ben Prayer. 65+ Hth-ave.,
clothing pledged prior June II, 1902
June 23-By Henry Miller. IA shave,
June 26-By Eli SobeI- 1.64S 81 ave. and
BENZ. Prayer. 654 9th-ave-. diamonds,
watches. teweIry. pledged TO June -. 1902
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,rr in rFe crush at the Manhattan end Of the
Bridge about 8 O'Clock last night.
-Stop what" retorted her escort in surprise
..Pfrrbing. OUCH she repeated. angriy. How
da-e yeu2"
But
He v-ss interrupted by an austere. middle aged
woman who rebuked him for the same offence
Before he could reply morose looking lhol'louai
-us behind him was accused OF the same thlng' IN
the shrn tones Of a spinster in spectacles-
Say sergeant. my girls been pnched." an angry
rool,irf, ,-oTnr man who wor1ned his way out Of
the crowd announced to the sergeant al inc 'ele-
phone booth
Not here. There's been no arrest here to-day
said the sergeant.
7 mean somebody's pinched her on the arm and
she savs old IT, Somebody's pinchinG all the
women iu the crowd"
series of sudden screams from the surs1ns
mass Of people about the loops seemed TO cohrih
his words ,-., 1900
small young man slipped out OF the crown iieoi
she bootb and The sergeant noticed a smile on his
feoe Presently the little man went up to a stout
c16 Woman bundle laden. who vas trying TO get
through the crowd to d Smith-st- car , -,
Ouch" calculated the woman 9ropfng ne
packages on the wet floor Of the bridge entrance
SO tYrned and seeing a portly man with eye
glasses standing near. shouted at him: ,.z -
III have you locked up AIN you 0S''o "
s,v-7I-2 1-hv7r exclaimed the man. -
The small Young man grinned again ara az Iis
siTrt Of II the sergeant darted through the cro~9
+oyard him But the other showed swift PAN VI
heels and vanished ,+ and
he instructed Detectives Lauterbaun and Mean 10
catch him. x.-L .,5
vraer tho detectives arrested James Murphy; wen
- fol1r years old OF No 50 Madson-st, Manhattan
wae ended He was locked up in the oak-sI Poi'o
station. protesting his innocence
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- pursuance OF an order Hon Frank T Fitzgerald
c,,roaae Of The County York. notice is hereby
given 70 all persons having claims against phTan Hei
Sr,CI- C,usbnau o County OF New YORK, De
ceased 70 present with vouchers thereof 70 me
$1,000 al their place transacting business, at the
StS 20 E4warS Freshman Nassau Street in
bs CTtv OF New before the 18th day OF sep
tember - - -, 49,. ,ooo
JOSEPH W. CUSHMAN. HOWARD COSHMA1>' J<AAai10
s. CTEHMAN. EIecutors . ,.o
EDWARD A. FRESHMAN: Attorney Tor SHecu'ofs' 4%'
Street. New York city.
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AUCTION SALES.

CITY MARsHALS sALE--By virtue o.
an execution 1 will expose Tor sai son "a
nrhIfc vendue on Tuesday, June y. ls''A'
A. 40 2 M all fixtures. all house tuT
nishing goods. consisting OF croeHs .itt;
glassware hardware, etc. tosether NJ
SiI rho right. title and interest whicn
Ins.rb Harrison has in store situated at
No 50 Moore-st, Borough Of Brooklyn'
same 20 be sold to highest bidder for cas4-
Dated Borough OF Brooklyn, June -
ANDREW I. FITZSIMMONS,