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New-York tribune., 1903-03-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

4,hst S. 1910 +, " o. Lewis-st 15x95x27.sx
S5s: Bertha % Simon to Max Klein and another; 2,
SINE property; Marx Aaron by guardian, to $40
7o'ns me1 NSiR $ 100 At Il Htf Of Parkave 5oh
st. So # Of Park-ave. 1sxs2: Maria Frame @ CO,
Boad~S 90 consr % al runs s to
Bloomingdale Road 563x " 1lSx so 10
way ? $50; all title to road and lane; Ada
S and MARY Bingham !oe S osRhen & Severance
central PARK West. corner sssh5s,. 5gRs
is Fhonas S FsaSar 1oH ct al .' e4ecStors
George Edgars Sons Com2any; Ca 6; mort ,oo
18stfIs.. No lie West. 25x99ii; catharlne 3
Mo, Moran to Mary WooIley; al g liens ,,,..n,.-
William oBrien. sheriff to GneTs6rqpsh T.Dn1 400
s4th-s riH $ a25 r Of If ithSave "a 1 runs i6ox
es.9x 25x n 9S.9x 25x $50 to a5th-st
ner 34th-st. 25x100 Lewis S Hasiar. trustee. -,o
,.s 70 Vest side Bank az tIt,s .;oc \. $3.50
=, sserhsn:on to issse Miller mortssge s SIS nN So1
E aae ave East corner or1s Rsa, Com
pany; mortgage. $1T5, ,000. lOo
Io5: GsoFss to Home H"f Really Company; 10
14oh-s 10 o # Of Amsterdam ave ooxos ii
#; Moritz ortiz EaItenau to Charles U Enger; mort =,
11sth st. aso # p%1 Of Ienx3e 25xiooli It:
Retsn Iu"sr m e Pa Ps9 a M'Ss5 Arthur
3 Weskes and an9ther executors, to Samuel
Hoffman ct al. executors and trustees; mort - ase
$50 oSo: aI tide de- iSelln 10 Al os6
pps part H9rtEsge Ho. "a rS g a. 4l00O
' Samuel 1 n" = Bridsham 1ia am ct al executors
steckIer to u John 6 wsSdns morx1~i S. oo6 1880
131st-st. 225 it e Of Lenox-ave. $7x9D,l1 #:
NeH-York nortgage 5000 o. i
2sa Msdson a1 e Sos st ss S5 dnd RaFk s 5oxioG
f. Caldwell ave. No s33. 25xl0o #;
Fannie G3t'lieb to William Siegman: and 80
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk Of the United States
District Court:
JOHN j. HACKETT. grocer of No, 224o Fifth
liabilities 81 i26: assets $13 The PRINCIPAL creditors
Hudson Reade. S225; Less
324 West Thirteenth st. S221: Charles Meyer Co,
NJ, East hundred and thirty second S266
SOLOMON BERLIN No. 65 East One-hundred- and
sixth-st: liabilities $3:2: $3.50. The principal
creditors are IIammel Rgiander & 90 No. 36 Maiden
Lane. $3.50: OH ndorf No 80 Maiden Lane $540 Isaac
NJ. SG6T- Petitioner for
nery member firm OF Berlit. E Lipschtz. dis
without $1,000 of his assets are fire
insurance policies.
An involuntary petition was flied Yesterday against
HERMAN KAIIIENBERG and ANDREW J. EEI' Err
and c. HENRY PULIEM. trading as KaenberE: Ne15-
mar manufacturers of cigar boxes at No. I35
Ninth The petiti"ning creditors are Richard ~
I.oui f Neuman $R2: William
q TIptegrove & Bros. $J56 Messmore Kendall was
pointed receiver with hord of $500 The usual alega
tIon are made cCnstituting bankruptcy.
JEROME H. KOELER was appointed temporary re
ceiver of the of F. Cepirlo Co. liquors. No
All East Eleventh-st-. against whom an involuntary
rettinn was nled Wednesday last. The bond hxed
at $500.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Mandelhaum, Harris and another. to Eqg5tab,.e utah
Of 1sth-st; due January l. 1904 5 per
1liidebrant Jacob T. to Excelsior Savings Bank;
% ave. No 2.411: years AZ per cent. gold 1900
PtsRPaS s4R afP2a ad 70 isr Aaa%S s75 raw f
4prI 1@T per 1880
Same to Seymour Realty alt @ COMPANY same prT9eTy
Der cent t0' sos $500
Home Re Realty Company to Henry f. stevens.
stalmentR : per cent .1as' oo .."........ $3.50
cor Ia22d St. instalments PSr cent.-. $500
sociation; 11Gth st. $ $50 # W OF LenOx- .. oo,
ave: years Per cent 24o'"
s1h-st Nos s$S and $40 East; year, per oo
same to same; 8th-st No 3as East; demand ooo
severance vera stephen n and another to Martin
PIE Fink as tTgstss *e0 0 Years nstaments
same per to SenI louis F Dodd same property; prior
mortgage, *28OOO0; years; instalments. s ~ 49,,
6R ,s Ezra Eos s RssY snG 5 Wss
LqEesfed PnG1s and 1n9thes to & 5%eTfae f
of Ave c: C1n"any gear per $4,000
s24 900: ysar per $500
Iumbus- cor s1st-st; years. per 90 ooo
c6Fing Ssn Daniel A. to Lawyers
Company; 34th-st; $ 296 # of 6th-aYe' so NM
Davis Francis W ard wife. to New-York sav-
nEs Rank ne sh5, nn 1908 @ ner OF Amser 5000
sp8 no2E ASE Ito # T aad m a
MceEsrry aRa l. James 9 sT 20 NeT-York Savings Bank
and 57q&9f iG5th sts due June T. 1905 per cent 1900
ings; 5th- ave, 6Oth-st year. per ~ ,o
HorWitz Realty Company 10 Adolf Mandel: sth- -
st. Dos 3S snd $40 East a yeaT; or per pei cent 'oO
Bing: 1Slst St 80 # e of Lenox ave; 49, o,o
same to same: same property; year, per cont. 2ocOO
Wensten MoaTs to AneTle1T nT I7ts N%fsase vear
per cent ''00
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27
HEARING ON BUILDING CODE CHANGE.

The Aldermens Committee Buildings yester-
day afternoon gave a hearing on a proposed amend
ment to the Building Code. giving the Superin-
teudent Of Buildings power TO cancel permits in
case of failure to comply with the provisions Of
the code. The proposed ordinance will cause a
building permit to expire by limitation unless work
has been carried ABOVE the foundation walls with
in one year from the time OF the Issuance Of the
permit.
William F. Fryer. who helped to compile the
Building Code and who is a member OF the board
of examiners appointed by the Mayor. said he was
the proEosed ordinance, he declared
1t gave too much power to the Building Commits
sioners. Ernest F. Eidlitz counsel for the Build
ing Trades Association said that the ordinance
gave discretionary power 10 the Buildings Superin-
tendent now possessed by the Supreme Court.
EidHtz for more time for consideration Of the
amendment, and will give another hearing at some
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

[sT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Chicago. March 2S.-The wheat market lost those
helps which it had yesterday. The. shipping de-
ra7and. so sharp up 10 late yesterday. not in
evidence at ell to-day. Nothing taken here.
and the seaboard reported nothing sold there
There was hour of strength yester-
days business and the expectation that it would
be continued, but the close 1sc to nc under
yesterday May sold at 73Isc and a 72l9c, and
closed at 72Ssc sellers; July closed at 6SSsc; Sep
tcmber. 6Sasc. There were continued favorable
weather conditions The Price Current said
that the good crop promised maintained The
foreign markets showed indifference to the rally
here yesterday. up only 1sc &c Gables predict
cd the Argentine shipments tomorrow would be
about 5000 bushels, more than double the
same week last year. Northwest cars were 242,
compared with 236 last year. Primary receipts
were 36S 600 bushels, compared with 900 last year
CIearances 5280Oo bushels, most of it in -four
IT q local market entirely. There is some
Uneastness over the May for fear of congestion
from the small stock. There is no sign OF mani
puIation. however. Amour apparently has no May
interest Minneapolis expects decrease in its
stocks OF about 6O0000 bushels.
There were only Il Of corn, and the estimate
Eor tomorrow Us cars. The cash market was
40 to ic higher. The incident in the speculative
snArket was buying Of July and selling of May by
Brokers supposed to be acting for Armour. There
sE3s O fair general commission trade Clearances
were large 1,234,0oo bushels. There was little
contract out Of the ArrroUT drying oSe, 81 500
bushels There was no shipping demand from the
East, and the seaboard reported only loads sold
for export. It is not expected that the opening Of
navigation will affect corn much. because addi-
fionaI charters are being made at present. May
sold at $3.50 and 43c, and closed at 1880 Sellers
July, 45asc.
Oats shorts covering a large scale to-
day, Patten and others Futures closed 14c to 7sc
higher, and the cash market 14c to 1c higher.
The May closed a. 331sc and the July at 50&c At
the low point yesterday May oats showed a de-
cline Of almost &c from last month. Shorts are
evidently satisfied with their profits. and specu-
IatOrs generally expecting some reaction. Re
ceIpts I62 the estimate for tomorrow 25.
There vas a moderate Eastern demand. only in
scattered carlots.
Hogs here little lower, and there were more
West to-day than last year. At the opening. pro-
visions showed some inclination to sell off. but
the hacking interests bought literally and every
thing closed at an advance. Estimates on stocks
show very light totals OF pork, lard and ribs and
less than a month The packing last week at
all Western points 10o.010 hogs under last year
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27

.e6s; 10 story store and lofts; foreclosure sse
Crawford McCreeTy SEt Andrew B Yeer ct al; board
man Plat so;ey attys David Mcclure ,s o oHe to ,S Sn
plaintiff for $4,000 - .,- -
Lexngonave 40x60 2t5 story store aRd n pS,
eosIre Ct sur sae HTnry SnsDara S @ John Hone r. ref:
due on judgt s12 15O IS: costs Ss77 9o taxes etc.
81 296 prior mtge. 800 600; adjourned 10 Apr11
BY Parish. Fisher Mooney co: 2s7th3st s; SD Il
OF Martha ave WocdaWn 10OxlO0 four sto,y Nv
hs foreclosure sale; Edw scudder & sst las Hart ref
d. due e. on .judgt. sS11440 sossSS &S2' os 'A"e' e''
81 .0S7 SO: to the plaintiff for $6O00 po.5 ~ co-
BY Philin A. SInyth: 1197-I18e Boston ROAD COZ
81 2x1OO story foreclosure sale; GeTtrude
Ingram ref: due on tudgt, e345; costs 1923 a.
taxes. $SlS 43; adjourned TO April T.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27
PLANS oE PuRLlc LIBRARY.

Plans were filed yesterday the Bureau OF
Buildings Manhattan. Tor Public Library No. t. to
be erected at No. 22S East sixty-seventh-st. The
building will be of brick limestone and granite. and
will be three and four stories high with frontage
of 80 feet and q depth of IS feet. The New-York
Iubltc Library, of No. Lafayette Place, is the
owner Babb. Cook & Willard are the architects.
The cost is placed $4,000
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Illth st. s. 275 # Of 8th ave for two six
story brick fathouses. 50NS3.1I: G & NJ Siiber
man. owners: Neville & Ragge. architects-.-.--
115th-st. T. $. l23 # " Of I3road:Tay, for a six
story brick fathOuse. 50xS111: Crystal
owner; Neville 4 BagE". architects. ...........
24th- 1t Nos 127 and I29 W"st. for seven story
brick warehouse. EoN1Gn: + { HObcl owner and
9th at No 32s East. for thre" ard four story
brick IibraTv. .nX75. New York Public Library.
owner. Babh COOK & Willard. architects. ......
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

shave 2oxsa IL story tEE: foree9suTe sale:
Cook attys: Mitchell Erlaneer. rel a. due on judEt
lin for 500; IS5I-3S3 Boston Road, 2bl rs IT 3
OF Jeerson-st go 36x % 53xa7 I6xl2S So story and
story dwR he; foreclosure SALE James Bergman AEt
Lizsis Kronenbe!ser ct al: kar.mAn Frankenhsims[
costs S5SS 70; taxes 0s5; Atoph Hupte Tor
SIS 1C0 2Q1-50T Glsst, 100 II OF @d~aYe ASo&
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27
REAL ESTATE.
More Purchases for CortIondt-st.
Tunnel ReDOrted.

One OF the properties which the Hudson and Man
haitian Railroad Company Is said to have bought
ts a parcel Skies feet. at the southwest corner
Of Cortlandt and Church sts., now occupied by a
candy company. The railroad company is also
said to have bought No. 1os Liberty-st, 24.sx1Ois
feet. This is the company which recently in
corporated to build the Cortlandt-st. tunnel The
details OF the report that plot has been bought
Tor q big theatre in which Hebrew plays Will be
produced printed In another column.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Avenue c. southwest corner Of Ninth-st.. three
story brick store and dwelling house. 23x49 feet;
Mrs Elise stelenberg. owner: William Dewsnap,
architect: $4,000
Honman-st. northeast corner Of Belmont Place
three story frame store and dwelling house. 2OX57
feet William j. Mooney, owner, Charles Clark.
arrhitect- L
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27
TRANSFERS REAL ESTATE AS GIFT

Maria Frame yesterday transferred title to d par
eel 25x1OQ5 feet. the north side of Seyentieth-
ST. 100 feet east of Park-ave and to another par
eel 1Sxs2 feet on the north side of Seventeth-st 50
feet east of Park-ave.. to James a. Frame. ST,
and other persons. a gift. The property carries
a mortgage Of $32 O0o.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

By the McVckar Realty Trust Co: 495 Broome-st =,
41-s # o. West Broadway. 21xsh3 3x62I to eW
Broadway, 81 2x4l 6x64 g. Etory BRICK stoTG
Life ms agtI. Friedllne ct al; n S
atty Strauss ref due, $64 633 II; taxes ETC. S"0
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27
Citations.
2 people OF THE STATE, OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
BY the Of Gs oa fs sDa the RT.
and next Of Kin O. EzabetI Campbell deceased send
greeting e spDeS 70 the Surro2ates court Of
Hsw nT c0Gny 6Gnf Of Ne~ YORK have II
MIiStaF BraTea as s,a 5e issbss casp
You are G ed to appear he before the Sur.
caunty Of Of SST %s cSSRsy on Of Hpr
Of hs day @ ha and snf hs attend ag se 5h
S1eSsy u S1S years rsausd
arsn ara applg aoDoned the event
by the and act for in the
ieSsaao q sssd '3 hHssy G9Hsy # a New rRk f z %
Fl .H T at Il 0S6 ':a "a y G9ynGt G
year q our RsH% s oRs asTaHIS GusiRa HGs hun
c,, CsTk Of the ge. syn oEates G9uEt
RpH4NN gI1ees anha,sn New Tot city Mas
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
the nL Of eGd Tsr65so ss and I & to
Karon FSa4d Sshi Bnssr karo Lang koe
Ss5 Essnar srq @ h soceS o the @
New ndiydu,a and e s Ts'ss hf fer EhaFd B.sn
s Tgsss s R tR c Of Sew Ths MsPo
.s'.ts sn susfuP o Philip FD.ns ing NaS
sS ou and sse nsos are or Ken hr 9E
cited requred to be spe sppesr before our
COURT Of held SCSh.y Court R n0uss al i
at hspsst O'Clock IN the forenoon Of that day then
S :0 s IL:
% %ns saa s and such Of you as hsTsby
age q yo have o. are 9s f 2S 6.x 70
sd sPpy for on. to - be dd appointed % or in
1hf wi be appointed BY
ssp.es fI ss the IL s sa o9
RSSk + & k'T HGEF e Of our aSid
H~>A county he County Of New YORK. The 2s.6
H. sSa.spd das aa aiH apdrss e cur so one
Clerk of surrOEatss' Court.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27
STABLE TO BE CONSERVATORY.

Plans were filed for alterations to two story
brick stable at No "a East Thirty-fourth-st The
stable will be changed into nursery and con-
servatory with glass dome and glass front. a
cost of $1,000 Cottenet & Levy. OF No. II East
Forty-fourth-st, the owners. Charles A Lipp-
rlan is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27
Financial Meetings.

COMPANY.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS: - -,,,r,,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
~ Annual Meeting Of Stockholders Of the American
e1epbone and Telegraph Company viii he held at the
principal once Of the Company, No 10 Dey street,
nasdev the thrty-frst of March. 1903. at twelve
o'clock noon for following purposes: -,
To elect and Inspectors OF Election 1or the
ensuing year. "a o-.o.5t,,
the BYLAW limiting number of ce-Presidents and
also the authorizing the closing Of the stock
transfer books. -
come before the Stockholders 8, ,, 49,.
The transfer the Company Will be closed from
the 23d day March the 4th day OF April sJ3 both
uASS n'' CHARLES EUsTIs HUBBARD Secretary.
New York n. Y, March IA, 1903
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS: -- ,-,-
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of The American Telephone and Telegraph
Couonany will held Tuesday the thirty day of
March 1908 eleven O'Clock in the forenoon at the
Once Of such Company 10 Dey Street Borough of
voting upon proposition increase its capital stock
from One Hundred Fifty Million Dollars t$150 0O0-
CNsD consisting OF One Million Five Hundred Thousand
shares Of the par One Hundred Dollars ($1UUJ
each. to Hundred and Fifty Million Dollars (S25G-
f,p0 consist Of Million Five Hundred Thou
Of the value OF one hundred DOLLARS
"' ~ FREDERICK P. FISH. President
CHARLES ECSTTS HUBBARD Secretary.
New York n. Y. March II. 1903
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27


AI1gn AIlSa FIafpTn Hndpm n-w Sidwiy I5o
BinEs BIse, chhFlG T Is and Frederick B-perce Butler
Bf'nFf BSts John ayf[ fH lS5
Brennan KatharneNCWy W i9fuSs OF $2s
cuTre carrie walter City of New-YorS 1e 1GS
G4Ek CraWior1 HenTYAmercan surety company Of
,ilexa2 TexfoJ6 J6,ncity of New
BT * Tu53Rre 'ompany id6 m
Esks!t' SsnasnsnN,,y ,aHa N:.Gt o Ne~-Yor 1Gg 9sR
EeTTI FeTrs M7 Anna River Coal and Wharf
Gs3I SGmsanS saPsh Fj Brtnnier and another
3oId.,ein Tobias-S Godsten. ...............-. 5i4
Hart MnxT saSqgei and i9 i9s
5ShnI1R 5Shni1s. 'E NaIy National Bank of a.,
JORDAN NHM-ATpa 5oesph g. and George Lederer
xa1n aserFk TI.osTiskc snssnasFH ii 400
Ksy h'n snS SpssG Rschs sPd Hf 66
Lykins william Inv LAIs RdmaI1s T2dd. 1isi
ss:-:s%: 1:s :::::::::::: ls;s ls;s
snmehsa' MnIeahs EdmGnd-lI F Gundrum.
same ssmn and fem Henry Eas Brewing companyH
,,srITtono stTeIpS Josh"e ana Ferdinando Nunzato
xsIna9K, n1e,!r1 Max. and samuel birmingham
Brass G%nhahr FIsrfc r. W s Gordon ......: 5IS
SSYork SSseSYt3 X House wrecknE Company-R NJ Jar
oT2nh,. W. storage warehouse-A rrtuulio " Si6
0Connor John E-City of New-York and an -
0,hsri arnefiean GEssn Amusement company weSei
a,,nix and an9Rs5 BsY5i Mief ais
qSiio1 qGinH chsrles and another; costs it5
T6e TSe TWelf,h Ward Bank of the City of NewVork
IS Cohen and another G9:;s es lss
sSt,e' seotsa john c~I Grook; ias
sentanIelo. Marta: and Fortunate PacGiareir-w -,
Waiter rhhiDM strohne!er. 1000
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27
Dividend Notices.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
50 Broadway NeY. Yerk March y, 1909.
DIYTDENn On TWO AND ONE-HALF

SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
80 Broadway Ney. YerGs MsrcE u 1903.
A DIvIDEND OF TWO AND ONE-HALF
= PER CENT CaKq, out Of accumulated income has
this day been declared on the PREEEkhED STOCK Of
the Company, payable April 20h 1905 TO Esockhoders OF
necord At cfoee Of business March 25th. 1seS.
The preferred books will close at r M
Wednesday. 18th I908 and Will reopen at 10
A. ID. on Monday, April 18TH. 1905. -,z,,-, ,.
g WALL STREET NEW YORK. March Is. 1so3.
The transfer books Of the Voting Trustees for Preferred
Stock Trust Certificates of the Southern Railway Co.
WHICH HAVE AssENTED TO THE EHTENs1oE
AGREEMENT OF AUGUST 9TH 1901 viii cIese at )
P N on wednesdey, March 25th iSoS and will reopen
10 A. II. Monday, ADrii 18th. 1908.
On April 2Oth 1908 the Voting Trustees will be pre-
pared to distribute the above dividend of TWO AND
OSE-HALF PER CENT N7sGt), when received by them
among the parties entitled thereto same appear Of
record their books when closed above.
As stated in the notice dated October Sls 1892 the
transeF books for Voting Trust Certificates issued under
Voting Trust Agreement dated October i8tn isS4 were
sTcH TSsTA%PED VoTING Trust cERTIF1c4TEs
SHOULD PRESENT THE SAME IN ACCORDANCE
WITH SAID NOTICE before the closing OF the books on
March 26th 1908.
Agents for Voting Trustees
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27
Financial.
TIMBER LANDS

TIMBER LANDS.
Fifty thousand acres long leaf Georgia Pine. cut
600 feet per $500 per land without the
price. VIII pay Of investi-
CATION Personal interview with capital requested Ref
erences furnished required " '. w. Waldorf
Astoria-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27
Copqrtnership Notices.

THE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN J. CURRY
M. T. scanion dssoived March 1st 1908; doias
buSincsa 'lIndeg the nlm name 'Gutry"
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27
Country Property for Sale.

T%OR SAIE-FIne Colonial mansion. with stable. large
r Io+ "a part utilized FOR valuable building lots
n desired few minutes walk OF Smith COL
railroad station and line OF street
raiw,ev for Amherst and Mount HolvOke colleges and
will be sold much less than
former price in close the estate. Inquire Of
OLIVER WALKER 4 son. Real Estate Agents. North-
ampton. Mass
a IJFSHrRST-S -SALE;-I.argC house. handsomely
"A nished lot lOU Il. front: Sl65JU Box
-, AleEhurst. y. J.
-AvIrTIEY y Lots plots and acres: prices reason
~ able. DUFF & CONCER Seth st. {; Madison
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27

To Let for Business Purposes.
OFFICES single; suites; frepraOf construction.
~ electric lights. elevators; also light basement
BEARD BIII-DIEG l2D Liberty
mo good grocery. butcher cigar bust
ness RF:YFR 7S4 Broad. Market St. Newark. n i
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments for sums Of over 500
were filed yesterday, the first name being that OF
fha debit
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27
Auction Sales of Real Estate.
HERBERT A. SHERMAN,
AUCTIONEER,
Iuoun

tt ESDA1, MANCH II, IIVI.S.
o'clock noon the New York Real Estate Sales
SUPREME COURT PARTiToN SALE,
under direction Herbert Srnyth. ESQ Referee
5TH AVENUE AND BID ST. y. E. COR.
being 42I 7th Ave. ~. 7x6O6 story building. and
423 7th Ave. ln 8xGO.6 story building.
$50 WEST BID STREET.
adjoining Ave- l49XTS-l ]. story building
s. f. CORNER 1ST AVE. AND 18th ST
U494 lst Ave. 18th 81. 25x7Ix25 8xI3.
; story building
JOIIN VINCENT Attorney for Plaintiff. 45 Cedar St
CHARLES {. SANDERS. Attorney for Defendant. 81
JOHN j. DEI.ANY. Attorney for Defendant % William
EDWARD ]. Mcguire. Guardian a nten ~ Wall St
FREDERIC {. SCOFIELD. Attorney for Defendant. -
Maps at AuctIonecr's. and 80 9TH Ave.
s4th st.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27
For Sale or to Let Country.

TNOR SALE OR LEASES hOuse Hudson
r (Oobbs Ferry: old style; modern mprOye
minutes from depot; superb view Of
and $3.50;
tiauv furnished. HATCH P. o. Rox Co y. Y. CITY
T.oE, sAIF, OR T-FASE-M4gn.hcent residence
/ son: 90 rooms, five w. 302 Greenwich-s;
New-YOrI
cIOITu ORANGE-Model houses o sale:
~ : EDGAR, AZ Cedar-st
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27
THE UNION RAG AND PAPER COMPANY.
- J Broadway New-TOTk City. March 10. 1903.
INHE REGTLAR QUARTERLY DINIDENI

of ONE AND TTiREE-DU ARTEEs PER CENT. on
The preferred stock the rroH Bag Aad Paper Copa
itss this day been declared payable AprH 1903.
fOeSholoerS OF record Of business March
IL l9J2 The transfer books Of preferred will
coSe al y n March il. 1903. and will reopen 10
A H. OE April Is. 1oa.
GEORGE R SHELDON Treas.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27

For Guayrs Puerto Cah"ilo. Cura-a o. AMI Mara
,aIbo via Curacao calling also at san Jntg. r r.
From Pier I3. adjoining Wall St FcrEr. BuCN.yn
q --.-...-... =
PIIII.ADET-TFIIA SaIuria' AE.,. J. moon
have rror -lTl tt'I.s fvr
passt ng,r~ EDITION BLISS * HAILsf-FT.
General MJnIrcrs. I35 ETIut St
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27

declared quarterly dividend a ONE AND THREE
QUARTERS PER CENT. the Preferred Capital Stock
able April 81 l53 he preferred stockholders OF
record the close April 8. Checks
Will bc
Transfer books oS preferred stock Will 3
p N april ,. 1905. and Ap-il 21. 1903.
LEIGH BEST, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27
Furnished Houses 10 Lct-Country.

Ocean Steamers.
EUNARD LINE.
"a TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN -
E-,r,rIa Mar 2S T. NJ lIEernla APR ~ ~ y y
ompanIa Apr. \. 10 AN. E;rura Apr % r. n
II, i. M iSA urana Apr -. 1 r III
EDO carry saloon passengers
VERNON II. BROWN q co. ten Agents
80 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
TOTLAND-AMERICA LINE.
IL New Twin-Screw Steamers OF L. 500 Tons
NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM via BOULOiNE.
Sailing Wednesday. at 10 A NJ
>oordsn n.,......April Sateudarn. ......-ApTU 3!
Rotter,am April ~ 9Yndanl- ApFil -
Is NODrdam May. q
HOLLAND AMERICA LINE 20 BWAY y. Y
COOKS TOURS TO EUROPE.
- 10 Tours this ssasoa SIS g. 600 Including al
1fsTsoc~ TFFos COOK . son aei & nss BEay. \. z.
EUROPE sslect two months tour sailing BY 5 .
$3.50 REV. L. c. TEMPLE. FIemirgton' ~ j.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-27

10000
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-06-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
Issued today. ..s
William s. Emanuel, %. and Mary E.
Peters. p.
Hayes f. Blake. %. and Adela Miller,
%.
Harry r. Knatt. 30. and Lucy R. Mar
tin, 25.
Edward Black. 81. and Christina R,
Poggensee, 80.
James A. Bishop. %. and Rose c.
Giebel, -.
James Ogden. q. and Rhetta Devers,
p. both of Fairfax county, Va.
William II. Parsons. 81. and Julia NJ.
Parsons. 20. both of Richmond. Va.
Frank Jenkins. of Jefferson county,
Pa, and Mamie Francis, 25. of the Dis
trict OF Columbia.
Anterior SeideIT, "a. of the District
OF Columbia, and Martha A. Hooper,
"a. of Glenarn, Nd.
Ashby Hooper. p. of Baltimore, and
BERTHE A. Merryman, %, of the District
of Columbia.