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New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
FIVE HIDDEN CITIES.

The stock when at par is a most desirable in
yestment.
That one rebuff alone was enough TO daunt
drawer heart; l wonder how he bore II.
itemized account of every sale uade ana
let Evelyn note them in the new ledger - .
While in America 1 rode daily on the little Mexi-
ponies
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
SQUARE

AppeIlation: distant: something worn by horses.
lions and other animals; features Oh the human
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
A FAVORITE PAGE.

The Sunday Tribune is the paper read;
think 1t a very fine paper indeed;
But the page that | read again and again,
Is the one for the Little Women and Men
ERNEST Won STORCH.
No 90 Havthorne-ave., Yonkers, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
ANSWERS 10 PUZZLES PUBLISHED FEB. Z.

ENIGMA
Rainbow.
CHARADE.
I Baltimore.
. Christopher Columbus.
NUMERICAL ENIGMA
Hans Christian Andersen
New-York tribune., 1903-02-08
A RAINY DAY STORY.

A man left his umbrella in the stand in a hotel
recently with card bearing the following inscrip
tion attached to it:
This umbrella belongs to a man who can deal "a
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
JUDGE CALLS IT HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Won't Let 500 Be Paid to Parents of Nstu-
raj Son by It's Adopters.

This is nothing but highway robbery and black
mall" exclaimed Judge Aspinall. in the County
Court, Brooklyn, yesterday, in d proceeding in
which George P. Coburn and his wife. Lizzie of
No, 205 Dean-st.. appeared to adopt a fouryear-od
boy. the natural of James Grady and Lizzie
Vanderstar.
Four years ago Miss Vanderstar gave birth to
the boy in the Flatbush Hospital. and a fortnight
later gave it up to the Herkimer Street Nursery.
signing a full release to any claim the child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coburn. having lost two young sons.
went to the nursery two weeks later and Informally
adopted the boy. Nothing heard from the par
ents until a few days ago, when they were ap-
preached by some one representing Grady. who said
they would have to give him 500 or surrender the
child. Mr. and Mrs. Coburn refused to do this and
took steps formally to adopt the child.
The proceedings We're brought before Judge AS
pnall yesterday. and while waiting for the judge
the father and mother reduced their demand from
500 TO $780, and, finally being offered 800 for full
surrender of the boy decided to accept this amount.
Mrs Coburn, however, would pay the
money until the papers had been signed. When
Judge Aspinall ascertained the facts he denounced
the scheme as blackmail and highway robbery and
declared he would not have anything like that
gong on IN his court. He told Mrs. Coburu to put
ner money back in her pocket and keep the child,
100: Inc judge then signed the adoption papers.
MISS Nanoerstar admitted that she had her
cnlld only once since it born and a all hope
OF getting the 800 vanished she disappointedly
signed the papers
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

New buildings. Webster-ave.. east side, Z.4O feet
south Of Two-hundred-and-thirty- -third-st' one
story frame freight station, $3x22 feet New-f ork
Central and Hudson River Railroad owner -
wellesley Smith. architect, $500.
Morgan-ave south side. $50 feet east Of Aoee
Lane. one and one-haIf story frame dwelling house,
ssx3O feet; Richard Swift, owner; Charles X
Baxter architect: $50
TarI-ave. west side 30 feet south of One-hun-
three story frame tene-
u1eut house 24x56 feet. Margaretha koenlg'
owner: W 9. Dickerson. architect. 5000
Alterations: Two hundred "a nO-second-st, north
s,ds "a feet east Of Valentineave. two story frame
dwelling house lSx2S feet; John J., Hyland'
gunner. Frederick D. Miller, architect; $500
Third-aye west side. 166 feet south of fremont
ave two story frame dwelling house, lS6XZs4
feet: Barnard Bloch owner; J. J. D NreelaEd,
architect: $500. - 49,, -
.nrY % STsn1e dwelling houses 14x40 feet James 6.
Patton owner and architect: $3.50
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
EXAMINES "sYNDICATE" MULLER.

William F. Miller. Of Franklin Syndicate notori-
ety. was examined yesterday before Referee Robert
F. Tilney, in the Federal Building, in Brooklyn,
on a writ issued by Judge Thomas. of the United
States District Court the instance of John
3. Lord, trustee. who wished to get certain in
formation from Miller in bankruptcy proceedings.
The examination. which lasted only a short time,
was held behind closed doors.
a deputy marshal brought Miller from the Tombs.
in Manhattan and took him to the third floor of the
Postoffice Building, and after the examination took
him back the Tombs
At the examination Miller testified that Edward
Schlessinger. who is thought TO be in Europe, got
Sl75O0 Of the syndicate fund; that $4,000
turned over to Seymour & Johnson and $4,000 to
F D. Morgan, of Chicago; that S35. 900 paid In
settlement of claims, and $4,000 paid Rob
ert Ammon. counsel, $4,000 being still unac-
counted for Miller testified that $4,000 of New
York Central stocks was sold in New-York.
It was said that Miller declared he knew where
Schlessnger was hiding in Europe, and intiTnated
that it would be possible 10 discover his where
abouts and cause his apprehension.
Mr.. Lord. the trustee, has paid out about $45,0O0
70 creditors Of the Franklin Syndlcate.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Peter Meyer: .75e Sedgwick-ave n of t77th-
St 16 sx10o , dwg h; admr's sale estate Of
Samuel Barclay. deceased.
By Parish Fisher. Mooney & Co: 1863 Broadway, :.
so Fl Of Franklin-st 25XlJ0 Franklin Place; story
store and loft bldg; 3s 2sthst, go II Of eth
: story p II Hart ' NJ
Hart Kellogg & E. atTys: Randolph Hurry. ref;
partition; Washington-ave, l25 It Of road to
depot River wide. old line 25x1OO: John
Fox agt A NJ Hyams ct al Edw Jacobs, atty; A r Nc
Mahon. ref 50 973 30 S23S so; sold
subject mtge $1,000 which there is due $500
BY Joseph Day: l69th-st. n 2261 # Of Gerard
50NS5; story dwG b . story stable rear;
NJ Bowers receiver. Gustav Waegele, individ.
etc. al; Bowers & S NJ NJ o Bren, ref; amt
due. S2.3l5 81; taxes, etc, S2j2S 80.
BY James I Wells 1.164 Simpson-st 1I2S n n
Of Honest. 25Xl0O story dwg h; North y Y Co
operative L Assn Mary Del Donno ct all II
Hidroth. Frank Cochrane ref; amt due S6259 OS
taxes. etc. S439 81
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States
District Court;
Charles A E vogt No 1644 second-ave.; la
bflities S75; assets, $40 The principal creditor
is ] H Veters, address unknown $469. The assets
are all exempt as household goods.
Schedules were fled by The Daily America
bankrupt showing liabilities of 81 ri and assets
OF s24 495 To reporters and others employed the
pa per 81 I35 is owed The principal creditors
Francis Drake Rice No 81 West Forty-sxth-st
loan. SCI, $40; Henri Rogowski. No. AZ Pear-st,
s. 300; Western Union Telegraph Company, New
York H29 The Office fixtures estimated as
worth 500 the accounts HS946. and the and
goodwill SO O00.
Judge Adams yesterday signed order restrain
ing the Sheriff and others from levying seZ-
ing the business of Herman & Bernard Sirotta,
makers of fashion models at No: s53 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Lee F8setta 7&s Tas TO HeseP Der $500
LaShtGqp Iq2 70 Sn ths Isass as 45 per 1900
Csvanagh. Albert, TO Lawyers Title insurance
S%g S9mPsRy Years l1lhs nsf It a It OF 1000
Sierra Gennaro, to Isidore Korn and another;
Houston-st Nos 161 and 16S West; due July = =, oz
zerbsf' Catherine 2 NJ to Title Guarantee and
Trust Company; 47th-st No 344 West; years. N ~
Learned. 8e Percy 70 Tide GUARANTEES and rrust
Company; 3d-ave 8. 1922 IT e OF IS2o- y so
c,Sonnor geaTS WiIIiam NJ to Title Guarantee and
Trust Company; 25th-st No 26Z west; que May : so
H0tehkSS T 9s Sa!sf ears M 80 6er %
Murray George W. 80 tn4ss years per Cent 800
Goetz Jacob and another TO Louise w IlTany:
43d-st, S s. 200 IT Of 2d-ave; years. per % M
Weileder Anton. to George Bauer. White Plains
Road Lot D. map land in South Mount vernon . an,
NeTmark. yeals Rmeis. P to Moses valentine
TsnIary 59Tst 1go4 per cent IT, 2sooc
Same same, same property; due July 80 1sVS' 1n
smith Terence. and wife to the New-YorlE Life
Fast year ano per cent 1777c
O'KeIy. Mercedes T. TO Title Guarantee and
Trust Company. 71st-s No 1O7 West; years. % ~,
Braender Philip to the German Savings Bank.
12th-st s. 2o7.s IT W OF Broadway 3 years eo nv
Drake Ida NJ, to lawyers Title Insurance Com
pany 52d-st No PAS West; years an per cent 7OOC
Levin Samuel. and another to Esther Messing
and another Henry-et. n 8. 2l25 fl of Mar . ~,
ket-st; years, per cent hOot
Bank, 11sth-st n s 326S # Of 2d-ave; o
Kygoez pf gamss to title Guarantee and Trust
Company, 163d-st, s s. $50 # e of Amsterdam ~
ave: years. per cent. 2OO(
Van Pelt. William J, TO City Real Estate Com
pany Convent-ave. S. 8s1l IT OF i45th-st; % ~.
y
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
Notice of Summons.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT NEW
York County. Hedwig Bette. ia Plaintiff AGAINST
New York County. To the above named Defendant:
in this action and Of your the
pains attorney within twenty days after the
If his summons exclusive the day Of service
in case OF your failure 10 answer judgment
against you oy default Tor the relief de-
rnarded the complaint
Dated York. April 6, 1903 ,--, - r-v,-cur1
..o-. for Plaintiff Office and Post Address, 80
I5Tnajuav Borough OF Manhattan. New York city
TO the defendant James Camp: The foregoing summons mons
served upon you by publication pursuant 70 an oue
Of Hon Proctor Clarke, Of the JUSTICES OF t s
Supreme Court of the Of New YORK, dated tne
day 1903. and flied with the compliant IN me me
office OF the County Of New YORK at tL4s
County Court House in York County the 30 day
OF June. 1908 go
Dated New York. June 3, 1903 - -, ,7v,e1-,
A+.o-,av for Plaintiff Office and Post Office Address
2S0 Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New 9ork SIty
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following discharges in bankruptcy were
granted yesterday by Judge Thomas in the United
States District Court:
LEOPOLD ACH. baker. No. 81 East One-hundred-and-
siXteenth-s Petition filed May 49, 19O3 liabilities 81 54s
BENEDICT STERN, theatrical manager No. go West
S6942 10y ~ O oo'
STAMM & PERLBERG, cloaks and suits No. 124
Srene-s Petition fled November p, 1902; liabilities
LOUIS !sLIN, liquors, No. 995 Madison-st. Petition
hled May 5, 1908: liabilities So, 442.
BARNET RUBIN, woollens No fo1 Chr1stIe-st. Peti-
ton filed May 49, 1903 Liabilities. $500.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
HEIGHTS PROPERTY TRANSFERRED.

The city Real Estate Company has taken IL
lie from Nellie Duke the parcel on the northwest
corner Of Broadway and Fort Washington-ave.
rluning north 1875 feet, by northwest l22S feet by
vet ~ 10 feet by southeast 3S4 feet 10 the begin
,.i.p There was mortgage OF 500 on the prop
orry Nellie Duke has also taken title from Charles
RI Buckley and others. as executors. etc; 10 q
marcel m fha north side Of e-hundred-and-ntty-
seventl-st l25 feet east OF Broadway, running
north 10 ne-hundred- no eighth-st; thence
northeast 80 feet: thence south 10 One-hundred-
dffrv-seventh-st and west $50 feet beginning.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

I7eth-st, W corner Crotona- ave 1oOx1o76: NH
inEs Bank $4,000
Pncus Lowenfeid and ANOTHER TO IsTatz Mar -,,-rs,
379x II e : p to beginning; Joseph Mackeg -,,.
to Mirabela Duhain Nominal
Charles FsuIfner oonii Nominal
Theresa F Collins to United states Fidelity and
F%P1 N6s i6 ann @0IEpss 5s $40 an os1 0
Isidore KoPn and another to Gennaro Sierra 100
l2'tnost eo s. $50 # Of sth-ave runs @ 2oi lG'
i26 It O7c-f Of 7haye oS runs 2sSt5 e2ex 2io
samson I4achman and and another i'' to 1256
soe[ Feay & Company; ~ n.y. & C and nd ., F iscob: 100
gage. Sic 900 il' - $500
another: mortgage IS 600 . Nominal
sulIvan-st No 217. 25x1Oo: Isaac Leader ct 1000
2d-ave, corner 65th-st 47x-x81. .4x1oo: Jacob
brock all liens. sna Nominal
Frank Mosner BENJAMIN Wertheimer and an
1285s No y West Is sSioo1i Clarence Lexow
referee to Chelsea Realty Company. 100
John NJ Robinson to Nlyron W Robinson; mort ,oo
lost SSSoO s. i54 # ana Of University Place 24ioz
% o. William G Dewey to William Lincoln ,oo
Tfany to Jacob Goetz and another
s2a5o3 10 N Nominal
FcFsst,sye No iI7s 242xl85 Iz17zls4 i T3a Il;
never: and s: ali Nominal
l25th-st 1926 # " 7th-ave. 62.6x
2OI iOx e n 6x III 10 to begin
a6 iag and another y part mortgage COO 4e45O
Henry 9 smith; and Nominal
Bailey-ave. e 8 4095 It OF Kiugsbridge Road,
5OxlOO; John o Baker 70 Cecilia A Poole: o 80
11sth-st n s 326.S It Of 2d-ave. 16.sx10o1o:
fsnbeTf fSg Mf'Fopol'an SAVINGS ioaiA 70 Do- 800
3sd@gt s. ii5 # e Of 9th-ave 2Ox9s.9; 33d-st
5. 76 e 9th-ave. 19x9s9. Elizabeth Irving
to the Stuyvesant Real hs'a'e COMPANY, 100
ssth-st No 113 East .. .7x1OOs the New-York
ftt Life lnEuTan9e an snd Trust company 10 2277o
11$th-st No S East 25xiooII; Max Cohen to
Gottlieb Glauber and another; mortgages. $ls.-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
SurrOgQteS' NOtlces.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate o the County Of
New York notice is hereby given all persons having
claims against Katherine Folz OF County Of New
York deceased the with vouchers there
TO subscribers their place transdctiIg
Office Of Forster Speir No 81 Wall Street;
Borough Manhattan the City New York. on or
18th day Of December, 1903
Dated New York the 2nd day of June 1903.
JOHN f. HELMEChEE -
FRANCIS SPEIR- IL. tAeculuIe-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW

YORK-Central Trust Company OF New York
Plaintiff against Marion Z. d. Van Dyke, Georgiana
Gertrude quinn. stein. Sarah C smith, Lucy 4
Quinn executriX Of the VIII OF John QUINN deceased
Johr Kroger Albert l. Sire. Defendants Summons
Trial desired in York County. To the above
named Defendants: hereby summoned to
the complaint this action and 10 serve OF your
answer on the Plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty days
alter the service exclusive Of the day
service and Of your failure 70
Judgment against by default for the
relie demanded in the complaint
Dated June II 1903.
STEELE & OTIS. Plaintiffs Attorneys
ONCE and Address. No % Broad ST. Manhat
tan New York
To the defendant Marion z. D. Van Dyke.
foregoing summons is served BY publica-
ton pursuant order OF Hon. Charles II. Truax.
Justics of the supreme the York
dated 1908 and filed in the Office Of the Clerk OF
the County OF York, July l. 1903
Dated, Manhattan. July l. 1903.
STEELE & OTIS Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Office and Postoice Address. No % Broad Street Man
haitian, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
MORE LAND FOR STEEL TRUST.
Report That Large Plant Will Be Erected
Near the Welland Canal.

Port Colborne. Ont, July 8.-Over 200 acres Of
land the east side of the Welland Canal is un-
der option TO wealthy Port Colborne citizens with
whom the Board of Trade has understanding
with regard to the sale of the property TO the Unit
ed States Steel Corporation. The property the
west side Of the canal is also under option to
here who is said to represent the steel COM
pany. The Board Of Trade is in communication
with representatives, Of the United States Steel
Corporation and has assurances of most salts
factory character. It is said the company contem-
plates the erection of a big plant to supply the
markets of the world outside of the United States.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
Notice of Summons.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

York. Carl Fischer Plaintiff. against Arthur H.
Hamann and Ernestina Harnann, his wife; Albert a
Ettlin. Mauro Pizzutello Donate Pizzutieo Gonsigo
Fasano. Charlotte NJ Kuhn Ambrose ZwiebeL Tony De
Bones Vicenco Bonano: PfetIo Tripoli William McIn-
tyre Karl Kruger and Mary Kruger his wife the name
Mry being fictitious the true Christian name OF said
defendant being unknown the plaintiff. Defendants
summons To the above named Defendants; fon are
hereby summoned the complaint IN This action
and "a serve copy Of your answer The Plantids at
within DAYS after the service OF this sum
mons. exclusive Of the day Of service and in ease Of
failure TO appear. answer Judgment VII oe
taken against default the relief demanded in
the complaint.
Dated Ne York. January 5th- 1898
RICHARD DUDENSING. JY;-. Piainurs Attorney
Post Office Address ana Ofice No t96 Broadway
Borough Of Manhattan, New York city,
To Karl Kruger and Mary Kruger bis wife the name
Mary being the Christian OF said
defendant being unknown 10 the plaintiff. Ambrose
ZWleHel Consiciln Fasano The foregoing summons
upon by publication pursuant To an order
Hon. Charles II TruaS. a Justice OF the supreme
Court New York, dated the 18th day OF
1908. the 1st day Of July, 1905 hled with
copy the complaint the Office Of the Clerk Of the
County of New York. the County Court House in
the Borough Manhattan. City Of New York, County
New York. The original complaint herein
Clerks office the Sth day OF January.
Dated New YORK July 1st. 1903
RICHARD DUDENsING. JR. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Post Office Address Office. No. i56 Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan, New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
REAL ESTATE.
The Central Park Vest Realty Com
panu to Build Hotel.

The buyer Of lot 252xloO feet in Central Park
West 756 feet north Of Eighty -eighth-st.. is the
Central Park West Realty Company. Daniel Bird
sail & Co. were the brokers. The realty company
was formed by Louis NJ Jones and Leo s Bing.
a lot adjoining the plot 100 SN5O feet. at the south
corner OF Eighty -nintll-st.. bought by Messrs
Jones and Bing some weeks ago.
The details OF the lease of the northwest corner
Of Sixth-ave. and Eiehteenth-st. by Benjamin
Altman & Co. and Of a West Twenty -Second-st
building by James McCreery q Co. will be found
another column
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
NEW RuILpINe PLANS.

Roosevelt-st Nos and IL for a six story brick
hathouse 50xS7; J Feinberg. owner; A E Badt,
architect OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Sist-st Nos IS and 81 West. for an eleven story
brick stores. 80 4xSS.9: J woodruff, owner;
n Allen. architect. ...................
64th-st No 327 TO 331 East. for three story and
basement brick factory. 75X1OO; L W Boardman,
owner; H Brandenburg. architect. ...-.----.---..
1st-ave. " S, 10th and lllth ST, Tor a one Story
concrete storage, 46sx504: Consolidated Gas
Company, owner; II Bruce. architect. .......-..
BrooIne-st. Nos 44iz and 46, for six story brick
tenement house with stores. SO 3x61 10: Hill
man & Golding owners: Sass & Snallheiser
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09

Il Frank T Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of the County Of
New York notice is hereby gveu 10 all persons haTinS
Charlotte LaVnla Gregory. late OF the
Co1lntv ~ New York deceased present the with
vouchers thereof the subscriber at its place OF trans
sctine business No. 66 Broadway in the City Of New
YORK on or before the Sth day Of November next
T1ated New York. the 9Th day Of May. 1908
KNICKERBOCKER TRUST COMPANY. Executor.
T,AvTFS STONE & AUERBACH. Attorneys for Executor
20 Nassau street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
THE STAG HOTEL LEASED.

1esse and business of the Stag Hotel. No. 80 East
Twenty-eighth-st, this city, TO Frederick Engle
and John Nero. who now in possession, for
consideration of about $1,000.
Mr Engle was the former proprietor Of Engle's
r4o.aI rDzren+v-seventh-st near Broadway. Mr..
Nero has been for several years proprietor OF the
Hotel Davenport. NeW-HaVen
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate OF the County OF
New York. dated March 5 1908 notice is hereby given
late OF the County deceased 10 the
wi thereof the subscribers at their
psce Of transactng business ~ Pine Street in the
City of New York. before the Fifteenth day OF
dated New York. Eleventh DAY Of March. 1923
WINTHROP McKIM
GEORGE NIXON.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
INTERESTING LEASES.

jackson & Stern have leased 10 Butler Davenport
FOR term OF ten years No. 81 West Thirty ninth
81. on a plot S5x9S9 feet. This is the old Bliss
mansion
Mrs Emeline r. Macy has leased for twenty
,esrs No $50 Fffth-ave., a four story brownstone
dwelling house Oh lot 25x100 feet The lessee will
alter IL into a business building.
-rEa tI,Jrnphrev estate has leased No. q West
rThirty-nintli-st. a four story brownstone dwell
snC house on a lot 22x9s.9 feet The lease is for
ave Years and the property viii be used for bust
ne purpoSeS.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
REALTY NOTES.

Olin d Gray has bought plot of the Belle Har-
bor property on which he will build a cottage Tor
his
from Ella V Green through Renwick G hurry
four story brownstone front dwelling house. NO. u
East Ninth-st a lot 25X93n feet me mousse Is
ayfe
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Joseph Day. 6s6 Broome-st. so y
Hudson-st. 47Xs4; story h foreclosure sale;
Jefferson Bank l. E6eiman ~ al, SrasbourgeT.
We'll Eschwege SchaIek attys: = T Bishop, ref; due
Judgt s. 25s; $9s 90. S464 81 sold
subject mtge aggregatng so 900 70 Rosenbaum for
7jO prior East 6Oth-st. 3.
sSS n " 3d-ave 20xio05; story stone fr dwg h;
foreclosure sale. action No 1, S Ward Moore agt W
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09

The approximate amount OF the Hen Or rh.
satisfy which the abovedescribed property Is 70
S4.1SS.47. with interest thereon the i3fh
1898. together with costs and allowance -
ing TO S2SS4s with interest from June 18Th 1e19
gether with the expenses OF the The ann~9T5l p
amount OF taxes assessments. other liens shic5 -
10 be allowed 10 the purchaser the urr--s -
money. paid by the Referee. IS dfcy-tour OEf0a
interest The premises will b. sold subject 10 -
mortgage Of about twenty-five thousand d0Ifs-. 80
interest from December 18th 1901. costs Of a 80
tain scton pending 10 forecose same. -
Dated. New York. June % 1903.
EDWARD 3. la FETRA Refsr.s
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
PAwNnRokERs. SALES.

L. l. FIRUSh. AuctIoneer 20 Bowery.
sells. 10 a m:
July I3-By II. Simons & Son. 81 Hes
ter-st., diamonds, watches, 1eWelry. all
pledges from No 800 TO ! $40 OF 1902.
July l4-By Levy & Cook. 615 Hudson
st. diamonds, watches jeweiry. all pledges
prior July g. 1902, all older dates.
July l5-By H. Phillips. I57 Bowery
diamonds, watches. iewelry. all pledges
prior July g. 1902. all older dates
July l6-By Wm- simpson. 81 Park Row
diamonds, watches. jewelry. all pledges
prior May 16. 1902 and all Nos 10 q, 500
and all goods reserved from previous sales.
JOS SHONGOOD SONS. Auctioneers.
salesroOms No 81 Bowery.
July l4-Clothing. etc. pledged 10 July
3, 1902 d. Silbersteins Sons 10 6th-ave..
Silberstein Bros. . 457 sth-ave.
July 15-Men's and Women's clothing.
etc. Alex Frsund. l.54S 3d-ave.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09
Cafe Boulevard,
STORAGE NOTICES.
Cd Av. & 10TH ST

YORKVILLB STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
16S and l65 East S4th-st-To Mr.. Ben
nett. Mr.. Brannagan, J. Collins. J. De-
laney. Mrs. Easter. B. l. Fried. Mr.. HoR-
man. ]. Lieberman. Mr.. La Vinge. Mr..
Mulferman. Mrs. Moran. Mr.. Nelson, Mrs.
Nolan. T Pera. z Pollak. Mr.. Rosenbaum.
]. Scott, Mr.. Smith G. Berry. F. Blinert.
II. Gerity. l. Jobloner. R. McQuade: You
are hereby notified that the time for the
payment OF my lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. and
after due notice thereof had been given
you. 1 will cause such property. to wit.
household goods, personal effects and meT-
chandise stored by you II my warehouse,
to be sold at public auction. according to
the statute IN such case made and provided.
in G. Merle's Auction Rooms, 155 East
l25th-st., commencing Tuesday, 10 a. m.
July 21, and continued every Tuesday until
sale is complete YORKVILLE STORAGE
WAREHOUSE. 163 and 165 e s4th-st. N.
". WOODS. Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-09

Cauldwell al: Il Cohen atty: Osborne. ref; due
mtge, $4,000; adjourned July
BY George Read: 243 East IIOth-st n $. 1868
OF 2d-ave 16Sx1O011; story dwg +; foreclosure sale
II d Sanders Bertha r Peck al; " r g. G F Cham
berlin attys; Lawyer ref; due judgt So rs 05
costs, 1916 49, taxes $l31 the plaintiff for $1,000