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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Fisher returned
Tuesday from two months visit in
Eastern Ohio with relatives and friends.
They report having had very agree
able time renewing old friendships,
but that they are glad to get back
home again,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-07-09

Mrs. L. B. Hayes, of Manning, Wis
tied relatives here over the Fourth.
Lloyd was down between trains Sun
day. He followed the example OF his
former associates on the Advocate
and purchased a fancy bred Scotch
Terrier pup from the kennels OF Fl. A.
Johnson
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-07-09

Chris Haderer is doing considerable
work this year. He has just finished
a nice $1,000 house for Henry Nelson
in Douglas township. He has also
finished barn for Joe Conrad, OF
Hamlin township, 56xS0. He has had
charge of the work on Mrs. Mary
Kennedy's house on the street leading
north 10 the c. 81 N. w. depot. 1t is
very neat house and cost about
$1,000. He is now commencing the
work on Fred Buthweg's new resi-
dence on the lots north OF Mrs.
Stuart's residence. 1t will be nice
building and will cost, in all, about
"a, 10000.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-07-09

On Monday representative OF Inc
Democrat learned from Phil Schaller
that negotiations We're pending for
the purchase of lots on which to To-
cate the artificial stone factory and
that the enterprise is an assured fact.
The factory will be put in and stone
will be manufactured here. This will
be a great help to the city as it will
materially reduce the cost of building
foundations and anything in which
stone is sed.-The Sac Democrat.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY D Ingraha-n & Co: 402 Z 91st-st :. - II g
Ist-ave. oex5Os story b f h; foreclosure sale.
Ashbel P Fitch Mary Reger et al: Ashbel titcl
jr atty: Arthur u Truax. ref: due on judgt $50.
costs S3s7 30. taxes s3iT 9s the plaintiff for
S6.20o; 49z 410 I1th-ave 35th-st. 9sSX100;
four bdgs; foreclosure sale George 4ouns
Grenville B Winthrop ref action No due on 1lqst
$500 50 f35 a. to Her
A sac 800: I1tl-ave. I4l II n or
3e.h-st story foreclosure sale; same
SIS 81 so: taxes S40T0 IS; TO the
plaintiff 594 i1th-ave. ae9 It OF 18th
St - sx1oo story or n foreclosure SAFE sane sane
ref: action No To- Que on 1uogf ano
costs same taxes 81 arc the platntin Tor
SIS GO SOC IIth-sve 1913 Fl OF 39th-st "a sx
100 story 4 h: foreclosure sale same parties:
costs $50 so taxes etc S4oo9 o. the plaintiff for
s55 eco lIrf-ave. 1851 It of 5sth-st 24-ex
loo story q h; foreclosure sale same partes
81 aS "a co@4s s:ay7 co. taxes etc S. s23 "a Sc
bastian T,orfrauler SIS. 100.
BY Peter Z Meyer & Co: $40 and ssz JacAson,aSs
foreclosure Peter Daily agt Gertrude Otto 81 az
Darrell Day atty Louis Doyle ref; due on judgt.
l5T s costs S241 $500 10 the platntin
for s. 600: 441T 3d-ave. 565 It OF isls-
s. 75x1Oe 81 sty foreclosure sale
Patrick Nonatan agt Alice Mcdaniel ct al; George 2
IIa-t attv: Robert ref due Judgr sIo3 20;
costs 1914 prior Se eo So 10 the plaintin for
Nv PbjIip 4 su1yth: 81 West 1o4th-st, 1914 Fl =
Of CoIunbls-ave 81 4xIo0 Il; sy br h foreclosure
sale Ins Co agt Edgar Coles ct al D Donsfd .
costs s43s: to George F Blel for S37621
Nv James I, Wells: and 1st-st- cor Bronx
1e0x1e0: foreclosure sale: Harriet Nixon agS
sarah Dessoir al, Smith Williamson atty James =
De La Mare ref: judgt. 81 66s so costs $40
-sxAE etc S1i5; 70 the plaintiff for $4,000
P-rsu 1, Kennedy: al West 53d-st n g ID II ?
< s+v h. with stores. ana
stv r dEg on rear: sale; estate Of Catharine
T7sra 6ecea S1S,150
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
Transactions IN REALTY.

Psr5o1pn C5uggenheimer has sold through John
Mccarthy 70 Dave Greenbers No ue East one
5--,5-e5-a-7d-4rst-s-- = three story and basement
dwelling house
Collins & Collins were the brokers in the sale q
- = Tves- E-if+v-4fth-st fer Mrs Sadie s Dear
ho~1 70 Dr. J. E. BisselL
Sre4son & Hobbs have sold 10 client Of l. n
& T. Siax-gon four story dwelling house, No 81
West p-ighrv-eightfa-s1-. size 2zlgte feet
The N,7nicfpal Realty Corporation has sold
f--,l.-b ogden < CIarAson No. p East Sizteth-st.
? four story broxnstone dwelling house. OF lot
~ fee- between Fifth and Madison aves-
Marcus Eohner has sold for Morris Weiss a plot
1zzr1a- feet Al the northwest corner OF One-hun-
,f-sip,btieth-s~2 and Clinton-ave- The same
broker mas also sold plot l0OxleO feet al the north
peet oo-7e- Of One-hundred-and-eigilty-t -third-st-
md Fei--orr-ave for the Fortuna heal fs1ape toT-
r.,-a-ior The corporation has solc a pot -0lA''A
1919 feet n the southwest corner OF the 7ou'ie
Eorge,-srd and Paramount Place
Du4 & Conger have sold for LOUIS Steokler 70
william Wolf No IS East Eighteth-st- Iour
story and basement dwelling house. on a lot le1le
fees
The. Ilengacre Realty Company has sole 10 SON
mon 7-olf : rlos 4sxl0e5 feet the north side of
Fo-ts- geyertb-st s2g feet east Of SeVehtn-aEe'
AIr Wolf recently bought similar pot ao5eiIis =
On fh1 uaef 10 viii build TWO nine aho Oi4'
sroTv aFarffrent hcfels or the premise - 40
59ordecai & Son the brokers' - "a 60
Arthur & Carl Lewis have SOFA -NoS -, -
dwelling houses on q plot 541l99e @ lee !, s n-o
z J Eyehoe has sold for Fannie Z e5a4oL4 -
& Fast Ctre-hIlrd dreS 4 -thirt y-lrsf-st 1 C
story and basement dwelling mouse On q i''
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Peter F Meyer co:,5lo " 2tas sdaa.,-s \ 80 =
EIeDsr oI1u-ze ct al rrus agt Mary Sc1rarnm ct al
Geo = Van SIyck atty: Jas keenan, ref due on Judgt
g. oe1 20 costs SS62 90; etc 1851 80 0I Slst
81 : Io5 II e 2d-ave. 25xiOo 81; story b \ \
sC-s~7oe,-a sale Susan Tuthn Frieda Hart 81 al
Tarob Newman atty: Gherardi Davis ref Que on Juosr
SIS 700 90 costs S4G1 0S; taxes etc SIlS % oSS an
n Of 93d-st, 1sl1zTi: all rlght
-3tIa and .ut story foreclosure sale Isaac schIa
-. $50, Teis- ct al; StrasbouTger " + & :. attys
McDonough, ref due on 5udgt sS.2ls 55 -; - cos1s :
80 :: ~ 157thst 3ox92 story fr bldg foreclosure
esIes WIN Meyer Estee silverrnan ct al; &c az
! Brodsky, ref: due on 1udgt. s1J9i
1.s S1.1 %. taxes etc s100 prior mtg $1,000
l. F[eunelly 30 and pa fiT1rgton-st ana =
P,+--et n cor. 5ox1Oo91G= three story tioes
also 2e6 and Rivington-st 4 90 II IL " 1
100
80 Ins ana los Ridge-st, 10o51z xso
az az 80 = nIdgy a 1 story bldg and b and Bldg
-H-.2f1- sale. Richard Cromwell agr " I CromFeH e
- 4 Tovyusend. atty. p N Henry. ref -,
Samuel CoIdscker: 200 10 215 F f3d-st 3 100
.. Of 3d-ave Il; four story ten hs; fore
5a ssJe- Tr Dock Saw Mile f3recfer et al;
= N TFchenor atty: Moses Herman re- Que on 5oog''
So ass 20 costs 1858 81. etc Ss35 90
Nv D P Ingraharn $40 and 81 orandst s 90
It 42xao; : ana sterE OiosS' Puoii1
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
xoURNrRs CHASE DOCTOR TO POLICE.
The Officers Then Charge Him with Causing
Death OF Woman

Charged with performing criminal operation on
Mrs. Rose Mierowitz, the wife Of a butcher living
az Nc lsls Ffrst-sve. pr. Jacques < Zitzer of
-So sS East EiShty-fourth-st was locked I'D in the
East E1ghtT-eiEhtl-st. station last evening The
charge was made by Detective Sheridan. Of the
East Eightve[ghth-s;- police station. and was based
IN rhe alleged statements Of the physician.
According 70 the police. il only BY accident
that she came 10 their notice. The funeral Of
ne woman being held when DR. Zitzer. in
rassnE the Mierovitz home. got into fight with 8
Young Eehrew who attending the funeral In
Scufse Z is alleged by the police. Dr Zitzer was
SCI upon hy other mourDers, who accused MIN OF
salsing the wonsn's death. Dr. Zitzer ran u the
East Eigh.E-etghth-sJ- station and asked protec-
-sor he vas followed there by the young HenreW
zrs his friends. The young man. who Is SAID 10 ne
3 NEPHEW of the dead woman. preferred q charge
~ assault against the physician In enoeaVorlnS
- md the casise or the trouble the ponce ot-
r56aH there something suspicious IN .I@
z-on1a7S' death. and locked up the physician t1e
MADE various contradictory statements ACCORDING
fo the poiiox -, IT,.
sve znd arrived just in time 70 stop Jacob Relch
-r Pir- and Delaney SITS. the undertSker. from
--,-Fs-e the body into the hearse. The undertaken
hzS permit for the removal of the body, and the
coroner vas unable last night "a discover what
cause cf death had been assigned by the physicians
-he death was reported to the CoroneT's ONCE
excep- ny the police and friend OF the dead
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
WATER TOWER RESCUED FROM ICE.
It Is Necessary to Chop Through Fourteen
Foot LAYER.

Buildings S.1pe-inten6ent Perez NJ Stewart an
-ounced yesterday that the walls Of the factory
n Fsverveather & Ladev. at Allen and Houston
~-s which was destroyed by fire on Monday last
D-4uId he pulled down All day number OF men,
-sr-va-s sbo-e-s and laborers employed by the
buildings Department. under the direction Of Mr.
S-ez-srr's assistants. John L. Jordan and H N
-sn5e-son worked on the walls rigging UP ropes
and tackle preparatory TO pulling them Gown
This work was difficult. because the walls were
frrrusted with ice
Las night the water tower was dug rom the
i ruins To get al II and haul il ont OF its place
a. Coa-4rr fourteen feet thick = then taken
= The repair shop Il Is badly damaged: The Work
- tearing down the walls was also begun AasC
-5ghT Il was found that the ice on the IRE es-
-=reS was eight feet thick
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
REAL EST4TE.
Transformation Of Hotel Langhans
BZock,-.SaLeS Of Stables.
TO BUILD HIGH CLASS HOUSES

NFore important changes 10 be made il the
block or which the Hotel Langham stands A few
weeks ago John n Golding sold for various per
sons the Hotel Langham property at the north
cast corner FIfty-second-st and Ffth-ave- TO the
-ui-cd States Realty and Construction Company.
r was later exclusively announced II The Tribune
mat "a K Vanderbilt. II. had abandoned his
vIzrs for improving plot on the north side OF
f7ftv-frsr-st- Just west Of Madisou-ave-, which he
bought through Davis & Robinson, and according TO
some real estate men might build q house for his
gur occupancy on the Hotel Langham site
Whether or not W h Vanderbilt IT. builds the
old hotel premises. there appears 10 be no reason
20 doubt that dwelling houses Of the finest type
viii replace the old hotel in the near future
ID % about z year ago there was a long row
% model stable buildings the north side OF
T-ffrv-zeCond-sr-. between Fifth and Madison aTes
Three II the stable properties were bought some
months ago by 4. T Proctor and on their combined
zites large dwelling house for M Proctor was
erected Now other dwelling houses are 10 be
erected on TWO OF the remaining stable properties
Tor 1rrz Elizabeth Q Cakman. s Osgood, Pel q
CO have sold No. L East Fffty-second-st-. q two
e-- stable on Z lot Z5x1005 feet &c client This
7--e7li-c house VIII be built this stable site
EEer-v D IEfuans & Nav have also sold for James
\ Roosevelt No East Fffty-second-st; two
o~v stable On lot 2 6X1035 feet II Is likely that
--5S --ahIe toe viii be replaced with a
rz- dwelling house
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

&C.. II 2 to Caroline O'Neu ct a. indiv and
eyrs 20ti-st :. 3o33 II " OF OH ters ,esse 80
ethsye " eos2sr s per 600
Gould 9 Edwards. --a-st :, "' oao
n . of 9TH ave. due May q Iso1, > IT 60 =,
yaher hannah. 70 Bower s9sangs 1T cent 900
Green Morris e e Emma ma, D kensss -o- 27ooo
Same 10 Jacob Shire. same prop prior mus 5000
years. 6 per cent ,,,r,fsstoner
Jackson Id?r e oIiiyet per osnt $4,000
Anderson RossTnond EerieI, 90 ,ao5 3
-oTner 174tf-st. prior TntEF' due aug : i $50 20
e,as~,e-s J. l. 70 American Mortgage @ BOW
erv Nos TO 324: also Bieecker-s' ->t7 sa.,
:: / year, per cent. - ae,t 81
Mahony. . r 70 The Title lnsgrsscf osrs 20 $4,000
los Res:; ? years: ~ per cent
s-rbdeacn,rv NeW-Tork 10 me hrtlol
- al Trinity Church. siorrts-aVe' u ? co'i' 500
765tb-<t- / wear 2 Ier cent ,--. -
IEth-st : $ q Ave A . Nesrs' pei Il 500
49, .
Olsen N Antonee .L l ,s5t ES"aras i' $4,000
same 70 Jacob Wolf. property p0 Hio' "A 500
,-sge $4,000 demand S per cent - a r.,
,.t7este Gertrude s Tile Guarantee q ifss
,,on1pany, I7ih-st. No 222 East years : 70 600
per 9ens Nicholas TO Titfe Guarantee & Trust
gornpany 1sth-st. n :, i54 II u ~ Il 900
years per cent = -rx,,s-
s-1raI,r Isth-st, Ii9 II W OF Avenue n zoo
3 years, Tss,,s 3 to Titie Guarantee & Trust
-. @1ronsny 2d-ave. No 22ei1= year - per 5no
cent ,.si,-te;Tie E 10 4 PercivaI kirkland. Aqus-
Ssct-ave corner Buchanah P'' ouf "-'' 600
J. 1903. 9 ss, Per eeSl M to Geo H Fletcher. Sd
Al.s corner i74fh-st, building loan cue =, zco
Per cent "-''N
rsSell Jaue and another, 70 buAhe NF0''SN'
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
COLONEL AsroR TRANSFERS TITLE.

II was announced in The Tribune some time
that Colonel John Jacob Astor had decided sell
Of his East Side properties TO his tenants In
carrying this decision he transferred title yes
terday parcel in Fifteenth-st.. west Of Avenue
A to Anthony Spielman; TO parcel in Fourteenth
west OF Avenue A. to Nicholas Klippei and to
three other parcels in Fift ft-snth-st., all west of
Avenue 4. John Doll. Anna NJ Froelich and
Martin Schramm. respectively Nicholas klippel
nortEaged his property for $4,000 at per cent for
three years: Anthony Spelmar obtained mort
Of S3.590 for three years at ner cent on his
parcel Anna VI. Froelich got mortgage for sf35sl
at per for three years and Martin SchTaulm
of s10.ee0 for three wears AZ per cent. These
mortgages were obtained from the Title Guarantee
and Trust Company.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

4Oth-st. $ 800 {. Of athave. loozs8 g; Moses
81 2 f q stoaEs 70 zuH4 1ss1 y 9sa5 c5am
eeEain and s sn9{he' o2 l s5fave 25xioo5 same
to E1aEaTd " Chamberlain and another: b and and
esr 2ss Tx irregular IteraIeaxe
Wsstehsst9sae Resl Esfate corpoa alton Of
SgYSTE City to American Real Estate
11sf5st Ssz s So # Of s. e11oo II.
JOB Jg6 Hedges referee TO Me'ioPo'ln Is 600
7esfohesfeT-are. at Southern BoalsyaTd sa
70 railroad: Real Estate Corporation Of New
-a3r5gaEe 5 s47oooo. 10000
coth-ss, SOS # V Of eE5-aye h ave, 75x92 9Th
Caroline oNeiu ct a. individually and as eS-
Same gTUDsrty William Strange to rs Sio56 81, Ave ooo
4sthEst 10 158 West 2Oxsa 9x2o 2xa2 3, Amelia
F c atkins 70 Hannah Maher; mortgage. s12
F7orest-ave " s. 1873 n : Of lssth-st. 1e9 9xs7; ;sx
19 11xs75 ? Bliss jr to Heasp 5 odo srederieks'
indiytduaIly and as euaTdsn 2S1U09 part af
Archbishop Of NeW-York. died seized Henry
Fsrieg sr.S!s Of asRoR Ns%YoP ri sa3S9s a2d
Same properly Charles z Mcdonnell. D D. Bishop
95 BTookyn 70 Se o6reT % B21lnsricta1e 2x25x
1oTeEsEes 9l5Pa5aS s5soo -1-- y -.e 80 Nominal
Wei sRos5sF to ssiis Falk and an8hsT ,-,.,
sd-st S6 60 East W $ q 9xiol.512 szloi.4
ss s5.E FsE Tdss. sa as 5 @ to Jonas Wen and an
E2ridsss & sI Ns 2 ,6s - eE@ o2b,5 Ms1r t.
Jonas Wei ana another EnsFtE2g 7ss- I es Nominal
=
Sna1tFsge aq si7 . 4 900
as p. s2Ton ~ " Cerst9sr to Iefdore Jackson 100
Ie7th-st 100 e 9Th -25x99- Il; George
Sayse 70 Elizabeth Sweeney; SIS 500 Nominal
srh-aTe. corner 134th-st -. 1sxT5; Edwin a
Bradley al William J Nickas- mortgage
81 coo -'oiii-1
117th-st n 6 244.6 Of 3d-ave. 9-1x10011;
e 900 ---.~ :. Nominal
yyzsbfngron-ave i2ss Il 2d-st. 3T.6xl00.
sS ~-e7'1-' ..-......... Nominal
M9TTs-ase 20 egTe5 s5eaeoaFz- Of 1900
zefgt No l2s s l4e 70 7 Ti " 81 2 P' Nsei- 100
Hsot--sr No W 25114D. and Mott-st. NO
1s9 s z5xleo 1aGo0 to 9otgare 4 SIS So 500
525-gt No SIG. Il 25x100-5. James NJ EaTnuIl
and another. trustees 10 "liiisHl ~ e 1900
o-sbs+ Nos go and 232 45x9s9: Abraham
Goldsnith 70 HasAei -I.+l s4l'e'Aal -t 100
q36 Fl Of 6th-sve IS 6x1eoS
tinted states Trust Company. e-Hs'u'o' - 10 IS 900
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
STORY OF BUSINESS SUCCESS.

The story Of the success Of the Anheuser-BUsch
Brewing Association practically begins with 1855,
The wear Adolphus Busch bought an interest in the
.o7re-n n 1913 il incorporated under the
-4s-7e Of z Anheuser & Co.'S Brewing Association.
,-trh z Anheuser as president and Adolphus Busch
- secretary and general manager. Upon the death
o. Nj Anheuse- IN 1890 Mr. Busch succeeded 10
he presidency which position he still holds.
The Auheuser- Busch Brewing Association are pio-
-ae-s n, the bottled beer industry
These figures form an interesting record o.
-nvrl II 1s55 sG99 barrels were sold enc N lSUl
ne p0 es5 barrel mark passed, the sales for
-oqp 1e5-7r- 3I5 barrels
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
TITLE TO o.NeILL STORE PASSED.

A bargain and sale dee1 was recorded yes'efoas
A. which Caroline O,Nell and other persons a.
individuals and executors. conveyed TO "lll-ani ,
Strange for the nominal consideration Oh s -,
t5r,-paoss +,,ss,,ess of II O'NeII. occupying the
block r~o-, on the west side Of Sixth-ave. between
TWentietn' an6 TVenty-irst SITS M StI4.st -
turn. conveyed the property 10 the slAtA = q oo
Iz=sr- C,rnraanz Tor stated consideration el s
nortgage of 81 l15ovtl he tn-lFS3 t.e-lFS3t
1ortgsged the executors OF the = d,e Feb
TIE mortgage is az 4 per cent ana - e.,.srz
raa-y i 80 The sixth Avenue Realty Company
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15

Announcement made yesterday that the Nc
vickaE Realty Trust Company had been appointed
agent for the building No 36 to - broadway. which
i being erected from plans of Henry Ives Cobb.
and which will be completed May l. 1893 The
building in question is being erected for tile owners
the Forty-two Broadway Company. by the United
States Realty aud Construction Company. When
coTnpleted. the building. which is TO be twenty
stories high besides basement and basement
a plot containing over twenty-five thousand
square feet will be the second largest Office build
ing in New-York city. containing 55o0oo0
cubic feet
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15

CIinton-ave n " corner 175th-st . years ooo
Froelich Anna NJ Title Guarantee & Trust
Company I5th-st 269 # W OF avenue A =, ron
scbronm Martin 10 Tide Guarantee and Trust
Company. 15th-st n 2ls It " OF avenue A. 10 ooo
Fax seIig and another 70 Jonas We'll and an,
other. Eldrdge-st. No 24l to 246 que APrH - s,o
piarrsnont Realty Company City Real Estate
Company 81 Nichoiasoave 3 " corner I'SG % coo
same 10 Mutual Mortgage Company same prop
ertv prior mortgages. $4,000. yea- per =, 20,
eiIT=fIrosD Ienl soa HaskeI 10 Benjamin Holman.
27th-st Nos go 30 East year per . ooo
.nderson gdnr stephen M to Frederick Nesbit
trustee 3d-ave, cor lI4th-si, prior mort =o..
gage S52 500 due June 13 1903 per cent. S'f1
Cehrnger William 6 ana another 70 'dShes
TaTInp and and an9tneT as Der 1900
same to John 2, . 5 Vears per 15o0
McC,une John W. Title Guarantee anc drust
Company. I'D 81. No i5s West. years per 5oo,
Levine solomon and another TO Harris Mandel-
baum ana another. Broome-st. No 40 $ y eof
p.dge-st Nos 25 81 prior mortgage SooSc' - -.
building loan, ] year. 8 per cent :, io""
gsv@ser William F. Edward Bentz; Bain-
81 due MAY 13 1908 per cent. -;..-.;...:. ESQ
R99s t Maria a b ,9sv % isos per 1000
s5d-st ss,. $ $50 II % s5Oo
,so,s per eshi George 20 Frederick FroebeI 4sd-st.
No $50 West. prior mortgage S24"eo year ooo
s,,g Pr Iseab sen5 D and wife to George Barker
and another executors and trustees 50 Mich
olas-ave No $40. due December 70 lN'4 per eo ooo
,,febslson Gsnt Lena to zee D UnderhiIl sd-st.
isT II E Of Avenue D. due March IA. ls's' 4, ooo
& PEI ,IIns cgp, a 70 Joseph L Buttenweser Bowery.
Nos 2af and 2g3 2d-ave. Nos snd - que s- 400
February / 1903. per cent ------.'-t---' -'''. ~
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
NORTH GERMAN LLoYoss NEW PLAN

Feg4nrfng in N-r-h- all the North German Lloyd
exrress and Barbarossa steamers sailing on Tues
~. and Thursdays from New-Eork viii call
~ Plymouth and EiH proceed 70 Cherbourg and
thence 70 Bremen Passengers for London viii be
landed AZ Plymouth and passengers for Paris ar
tbe-bours Heretofore the Barbarossa steamers
,szfIfnE on THURSDAYS from Ne1-Tork have called
- SOUTHAMPTON and az Cherbourz alternately, but
77z the r7ez arrangement all the Thursday steamers
VIII call both at Plymouth and Cherhourg-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
NAY ORGANIZE FoR SHORTER HOURS

some four thousand packers, drivers and delivery
Jerks employed by the department stores OF this
-i-v have been called meet next Sunday al
l,-s-7ercv Hail No SIS East Twenty-frst-st They
WI discuss plans for permanent organization in
order thar they may make fight for shorter and
4raS hou-e OF employment. q fixed rate OF wages
- ara.rs- ofhsr griexances they say they have.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
ARcHoEAcoNRY TAKES TITLE.

The ArchGeaconry of New-York took title yester-
day 70 plot 75x1G0 feet the northeast corner Of
Morris-ave and One-hundred-and-sixty- -ffth-st
from Juliet NJ Livingston for $4,000. 1t has mort
gagged the property for $500 fer year at Per
cent 10 the rector and others Of Trinity Church
o-ari
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
TRUST COMPANY A BUILDING AGENT

IS 3 subsidiary company Of the United States
Realty and Construction Company.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
NEW BUILDING PLANS

5s,b-st n 5 100 It : of 10th-aye for three story
t-,rk Zvorlsbop "a SxT9: Jean Hammerstein, -
ouner Hanmerstein & Dunvtlie, architects. 90
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
81 pIrRsI-ANCE oF- - oRDER oF HoN

Il 49, q Thomas. a Surrogate County Of Nsv
Work notice is given all having Claims
H Turner. ate OF the Courty View
YORK deceased present the same with vouchers
hts place Of
osaee of David D. Ackeruau No. 20 4u4v
w.1bastan Borough. n The CITY Of New York o1 or
6sYsrs day OF Nay. 1905
TSsf-s Sew York the Fourteenth day Of October
JAMES LAWRENCE TURNER. Adrztntserator
DAvTr d ACKERMAS. Atty for AdrntuiStratur. -
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15

A ADVERTISEMENTS suose1ozions Tns Tribune
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New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
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TWIN-SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE
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MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
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FROM N Y MARCH u. 1903
FOR MADEIRA. GIBRALTAR. CJENOA-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE
Offices. IS and 81 Broadway. Piers, Hoeoken - j.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15
5nrrosates Monies

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner - Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County of New
Yc-k Notice hereby given ali pe-ssrs asvtnE
= OF County q
Ssw-Tork deceased present the with vouchers
thereof subscriber, place o. cs1sactinS
business No IS Murray street in the Borough OF Nan
haitian o Cicy Of Ns~ York. before t1e
day OF april uexI Dated. New York. the St1 day %
OCTOBER 1892 THOMAS g. DUNLAP EXecHLor-
JAMES \ DESEPI>-Ss. Attorney FOR Executor. No IS
Wall Street Borough Manhattan. City OF New York
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15

Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of the County %
New York s hereby persons having
claims against benjamin. E1oer. late OF the County %
New York deceased 10 present vouchers
thereof place OF transacring
at @ Gerald Hul
s Wall Street in me CRY Of New Yo=k, on or
before TIE 1u-n day Z
Dated New Yor1. the 80 day u Deceuoe-. 1902
ENOWER.
HULL GRAY. Attorney for Exscurrtx.
v-aTT< Nevr
New-York tribune., 1903-01-15

l. 4baer G. Thoma-. Surrogate q County of N--<
YORK r5fsce Is hereby persons having csa.
ssairsf ANA E late Of County - Nsv
70
sfbsrrtber place OF rrt1saceing
X 40 street. n the CITY New on 81
before the fourth day 1f May. 100
NED New YORK the e9ch day Of Octoser. fsCs
MORRIS II DILLENBECk. Execufo-
T1ENAREST Attorney
Nassau street. New York city