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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09

Chatham Square, Nos and s; Ferdinand Min
rath 70 Mnsl Realty Company: mortgage.
Cansl-st, Nos ia 17s. and rs Mott-st; Samuel
Gei1ler TO Pincus Lowenfeld and another.
-
Madison-ave. $ c cor a4th-st 100 sx95; " Edgar
PTuden TO Isaac Boehm and another; and 5:
mortgage. $4,000. c and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sSd-st, s, 325 II Of 2d-ave. 25xlo0 8: Nasdaena
Herbert. widow. 10 Herman Leis: mortgage.
$4,000 ......... -. -. No
30 al. Lima Appelbaum to Jonas We'll and an
other: mortgage. $4,000 ---...-.-------..- NO
Same property; Jonas We'll and another to Sam
vel Code; mortgage. S37. 500. ..-.--.... NO
5sth-st. No 244 West. - .6x9s.9; Andrew Philips
TO City Real Estate Company; mortgage. SIS
Dev -, - ,,o - w
II Eldridge Frances III Barnes mortgages.
Sll5.oOo; 0 and-
65th-st n s. 200 II " OF Central Park West 20
x1Oo.5; laura z fischer by atty. to De Witt
Flanagan; mortgage. s24. 600. .-------.--.----
20th-st. Nos i3 and Is West. 56x92: Thomas
Hidden. executor and trustee, TO Hudson Realty
Company. mortgages. $4,000: o ano--.-.--..
Coiumbia-sts e S 90 IT n OF Rtvington-st 2oA
100; Frederick F Rehberger and another. execu-
tors 20 Charles J Rehberger. mortgage, Sls,oeV-.
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TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

frederick Zittel has sold for Max schoenfeld the
two story brick stable No. "a West Sxty-nnth-st.
sxiU feet. W B. spader is ths buyer.
s steingut & Co. have sold Tor ex-Alderman
louis Minsky Nos Ea2. 500 and sos Eleventh-ave.
three I've story tenement houses. with stores. each
an lot "a sx1oo feet. making plot OF 75xleo feet
% Cassel Cohn investment
The rutland & Whiting Company has scld for the
rrsseu estate to julius B. Fox Nos. 1S7 and 1S9
west Twenty-ffth-st-. two five story tenement
houses plot s4xes-s feet.
Nichols & LumTnis have sold TO Mrs. Pho Echever-
-ss for G. E. and G. Fountain the new five story
American basement dwelling house No. SO East
saxty-six;h-st-. on a lot eoxlOo.5 feet
n Baumaun & Co. have sold to Peter J. Nc
Govern No q West Eighty -tourth-st-. five story
souble Hathouse lot 25ex1oo feet. for about
sssgN
F7izsbeth F Harper is reported 10 have sold No
6 caruine-st. five story brick building on plot
sz1cxsSsx irregular.
Frederick Southack Aiwyn Ball. jr-. and s. r
JAYNE have sold for Henry Corn the two FIVE story
Ion buildings plot z2xe6 feet Nos. lo7 and 100
water-st.
F7-ede-icl T Barry has sold for Margaret G.
44slpine Of Washington No So Lexington-ave..
.l,ree story and basement brownstone front dwell
sre hoase. on lot 20xs0 feet
Henry H often has sold for Mrs. E D. Chaloner
Nc p Edgeconbe-ave.. a five story double fat
house with stores.
RAIDER has sold for the Equitable Life As
s7,rance Society No 1SS 142 West Sixteenth-st-,
Two Eve story hathouses. on plot 75xlo3-3 feet
We'll & Mayer have bought No GIG East Six
reeuth-st q five story double fiathouse, on lot
25xe2 feet. No 1sS Aen-st-, six story double tene-
-77ent house with stores. lot 25xSI-6 feet, and
N0s sss and 81 East Eishth-st., two three story
dwelling houses on plot 43x45-11 feet
Frederick T Barry has sold for Martha & Miller
20 A bra ham SchWab No 7S1 LeXington-aVe. a tour
tforr dwelling house. lot zoxS0 feet
Frederick Carl has sold for the German Savings
Rank 10 Henry Hamburger the three i've story nat
houses on q plot IO01lxloo feet at the northeast
corner Of NoTninEsi6e-ave and One-hundred-and-
fventieth-st. Gr. CARL has also sold for Arthur
Thorn Ne "a West Thirty-seventh-St-. a five story
TathOuse. lot 25X9S9 feet. -.
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for Frederick Zittel
20 q client for occupancy the four story browIlstone
dwelling house No. So West Seventy-ffth-st-, on a
iot 2xl02-2 feet
s5x irregular. with three story frame dwell
ing house. the west side Of Webster-aEe-; apout
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By Ingrahana Co; 134th-st s. 200 II Of 18th
9re 75xe Il: vacant foTec-osure sale A1taI LIE ms
al 6 A Pease al; I Short, atty: @ 3 Winthrop
ref: Que on udgt GO. s2s -: taxes. etc.
$50 70 adjourned MAJ -
By Peter Meyer & Co; l,75s lst-ave s. 25sz y n
h and stores; foreclosure
sale Amae schellenberger agt Schnugg ct al NsEln
& Gipn- attys; JOSEPH rel: due on juogt - g.
Williams $50 prior mort and int; 11z2 1st
= . y Of S3d-st 25xs1-5; 3 story b ana
stores: sale; Lille Eeuaus Rothschiid
9 y HYDE atty: J McDonough ref; due on Juogt
s55s1 81 SAFE 81 etc 1911 so; TO the plain
til SIC. 500
ave ls5zxlc0 soxI7 s2xIoo Is: story dwg b; Daily
egf Q Cortetr e a. DAILY atty; McGoldrck, ref
cue 3udg So $50 9; sIs7 20 taxes etc ss5 81
adjourned May IS.
By James I Wells: 324 Lenox-sve 5o.4 Il n Of
.28hs Ie 6x75 story st fr dwg n foreclosure sale
= Tiffany 81 AIT L Tiffany al: Davies. Stone &
Auerbach zttye: Cndsrtiil ref: due 1udg1 S1S.
6sl costs sSes sI37S Sc 20 " D Peck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09
DECISION ON WRITTEN CONSENT" LAW.

The Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court
First Department. yesterday handed down a de-
rson holding that Chapter los of the Laws Of 1901
Section sa0d ef the Penal Code. is constitutional
The Appellate Division for the Second Department,
n tho case Of Crossman against CANNES. held
that the law was unconstitutional
The law compels real estate brokers to have
written authority before negotiating sale Of prop
e~tv The suit decided yesterday brought by
John " Whitley against Seth S Terry. The
Plaintiff sued rs the assignee Of one Auspacher.
The court in opinion by Justice Patterson. holds
The sale for which he sought a commission. The
court holds however that The law is constitu-
tional The matter will. OF course. have TO go 10
the Court Of Appeals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

ri-e-,ool Nav S-Cosing- N-heat-Spot steady; No ?
rcd western winter. 6s sid No Northern spring 6s Sd
r. CsIfornia 6s SID. quiet; May 6s 494d:
July IS 35sd. Corn-Spot American mixed new frn az
slaG. American. mixed old. quiet al IS Sd futures
Ma, IS ED: June and; July Is 45sd. Peas
Ssnadian quiet at IS 1115d. Hops at London Qacihe
$50 81 10s6fe IS Flour-St Louis fancy winter
CTief al S 90 easy; extra India mess. s2s 3D.
30 rrime mess, SIS Cd Harns-Short
cut Il TO 1e quiet 53s Bacon dull; Cumberland
9e n, rib. 16 TO p 10. 53s 3d.
Ut I.r Riddles light 2s 20 "a 10 clear mid
sss heavy % to 40 70 SIS 3d. short clear backs 10 to
"a ~ 61s. cea- bellies Il IS 10, Sis. Shoulders
Square II to 13 n SOS Lard quiet prime west
+e-oes AIS Cd: American refined, in pals, As Sd
T5,t.e-oo5 United States steady 75s Cheese steady
American finest and coloTed. SIS Talow-
f. steadv al Us Turpentine-Sprs steady at as Sd
Roein-Conmon IS 90 PetroieuTltterlneo Qulet
AZ cid Iinseed oil dull at 24s 3D.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

l0eth-st Z 80 u OF Arnssercam-sve. 5oU
l00-lI. Bertha Lebowits te Samuel Katz: mort
ssth-st, No lis West. i6xIoo.Il; Mary x Eich-
horn Edwin . Il Hood. mortgage. 1900.
esth-et s ice Il r OF Sth-eye lsx1y0ll.
rsl mortgage; william Buhler 10 Mary 4 Eich-
loTD 49,
l59th-st. No !. l0s East. 25x1c0: Joseph II Cohen
u Deborah Cohen: mortgage. sb.4
is-th-Er- =. f47.11 Il Of Bergen-aTes y5ZlOo;
Leopold HITTER and another TO William Schmidt;
mortgage. $4,000
Psyk-eve Z corner 77th-st. 6l2zl0ei Wesley
Thorn 20 Mayer 8 Auertscz.
s. MARKS Piece go ~ Of 5d-eve. Ssx
40: Jacob II KILLER et al. executors and trus- a,
tees. oscar Schultz -..----.-----.--------- 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

34th-st 8 100 # Of 5th-ave. for twelve
Realty Company. owner; Clinton s. Russell.
1e+b e. ~ s 900 n g OF 6th-ave for q twelve
story brick hotel 55xS5; Allison Realty Com
pauy, owner: Neville Bagge. architects' -.
2Ist-st Nos 24O and PAP East for a six story
brick tenement house. 42xI9; Greif owner;
FIorenburzer & Straub. architects
z3d-sf No 232 10 23s East. for six story brick
factory IG0xS2: VI & A Gerstendorfer, owners
H Davidson architect
h25-st No 139 West for a two story brick stable,
o5xs5 8. ] Mitchell, owner; J V Hastings.
architect .
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Smith saa 70 Alan s gsaT pe al osa
aoi: ali ttie: years. per q
ham SQUARE. Nos and s. with title to strip ad- 81
Joining in rear year per cent ~ o.
York Savings Bank: Park-ave. W 5. 22.2 # S of
lie Roy. katharine n to Lawyers Title IN
surance Company; Iexiugton-ave, 5 " corner ..
Leis. Herman 10 Magdalena Herbert; 93d-st.
s25 # Of 2e-eve; due January l. 1909. per =.
oTaTreli. pominic& J to Catherine 7 white:
s8d-st No $40 west: undivided interest; q ..
R6dkin George orr V. to title Guarantee and Trust
Company: 4th-ave, No 427: wears. Az per ~
Papescs Louis to Title Guarantee and trust
Company Union-ave No ss5' years. per q
The Bedford conversational church to Robert
t SSEFleT: executor 70 st.st; n corner BAN g.
Boiler Charles IF F to Martin Goeri Avenue A.
Ludlow Ba HsaT 10 per the metropolitan Savings
aon P Po6 6e Fe at main oad from Raqle
Bridge to Westchester near where premises wear
scbnItz osca- to the Metropolitan Savings Bank;
st Marks Place. No TO- year, Per cent. 10
Moody: George F to Lawyers' Title insurance os
f2o5h-st: years. per cent s.
strese Margarethe, TO the German Savings Bank
Crotona-ave. s. at Prospee'-a'e' &
soesn; isaac aer ana another to Edgar Pruden;
Madison-ave e corner 94th-st; prior mortgage &C
9,;s yeaf rs per 2e! title Insurance Com
pany: Lzxington-ave. s. 3se # n of 5eth-st ) q
az per cent
Handerer. Jennie, TO L1awyers Title insurance
Company: Sd-st No 27s to 2SS East; years Ga
Same to julius weinstein: same property prior
mortgage $50. 0oG: instalments, per cent TO-
Same same; same property; prior mortgage .
So 500: instruments. per cent L.
Wiraud Elizabeth % the German Savings BANK
9ist-st n s 10 # Of Lexngton-ave; year :,
( cent. - -
Jones Maria widow. TO Equitable Life Assurance
Society. oIst-st. s 645 # W Of 5tn-aVe: due -
June J. 1903 Z per cent. gold ~
Roos. Marta 3. to Title Insurance COMPANY : IN
st s 237 II Of Lexington-ave; year . per IN
Kee Frank T 10 Manhattan Mortgage COMPANY;
Audubon-ave. n corner iT4th-st; year, . per ~
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TO BUILD LARGE OFFICE BUILDING

Plans were filed yesterday ar the Bureau OF
Buildings Manhattan. for a twelve story brick
Office building. be built on the north side OF
Tfirtv-fourtE-st 100 feet west of Fifth-ave-, on
plot 50x1e5.e feet.
The building will be erected on the west end Of
the old a T Stewart site and will be OF brick,
i;,oaetorz and terra Gotta. The Century Realty
Company is the owner. Clinton Russell are the
architects. The cost is placed at Slfaee-
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REAL ESTATE.
Another Large Herald Square Plot
Cn7I
Sold.

one OF the principal ira asactions yesterday was
ere purchase by Adam Engel OF Nos g and IS
zz-ast TThir1y-ffth-st. from Mrs. Margaretta Todd
THE size OF the property IS E21e19ss feet Mr.. En-
70, recently bought No. 81 TO 81 West Thirty-ffth
:. IN q plot 5sxsSe feet so the total size of the
co,,bined plots s21exsSs feet 1t is understood
,hat he has also made overtures to buy No. 81
80. -T.hirtv-nfth-st and the Colingwood. No. IS
- 20 West Thirty-afth-st. II is thought that the
purchases We're made investment
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To Whom 1t Mag Concern.
RE SAMUEL PARTINGToN.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE

RE SAMUEL PAKTINGION.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
Court OF Chancery of the County PaIatine of Ian
caster made on the End day March. 1903
of the Estate Ralph Partngton deceased whereby
Inoufry Samuel Darlington Is living
or dead and If dead. when he died the said Samuel
PartIngtoa is by Solicitor before the 9th day
OF Jne 1879 10 come his claim before the
Registrar of the District OF the said Court
AZ bis Chambers Clarence Street. in the City of Man.
chester or thereof he will be perenptoriy
excluded from the the said Order Friday. the
18th day 1903 at II O'clock In the forenoon at
appointed for hearing and adJudcat-
ing on the said claim. having knowledge
OF the Samuel Pa-tngton II living or the place OF
his death Is requested 10 communicate with
Messrs Hodens q Cannon. Solicitors. 20, Mawdsley
St-aat Eoton England The Samuel Partngton left
Farnworth near Bolton Lancashire. England about Il
wears and New York at which place ne was
last heard OF following the empoyment Of the driver 81
omnibus known rs ffeaus f1pfsss an TWINS w."
Mr. Robinson al I47th Street. Tenth Avenue
DATED this c6th day OF March. 1893 -,
EIITBERT WINSTANLEY, Registrar.
HoIDENs g. CANNON. Solicitors. 70. Ma"osiey Street,
Bolton. England.
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PLANS FOR TWELVE STORY HOTEL

Plans were filed yesterday for twelve story
brick hotel TO be erected the north side OF
plot 55xS5 feet.
The Allison Realty Company OF which Henry
Rowley is the president. is the owner Neville d
BaFge the architects The cost Is estimated at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.

NeE-Oreans. May Son an irregular and Iegersh
tone cotto this morning futures az
vanced 15q16 points above the closing Of yesterday July
selling UP lie Bulls have confidently predicted Tor
tine that July sell lie before settle
aen+ time and the level reached series Of
advances made opening Of the
week there falling OF of 10
realizing reports of heavy selling IN
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The BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

F2ider-ave west side % feet south Of One-hun-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. one story brick automo-
bile and tool house. 1oax3s9 feet: New-York Edi-
son CQrlpsTly. owner and architect; 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09
AUCTION SALES.

FREF EXHIBITION or ANTIQUES
NAY G. 9, Il. Sale begins Tuesday. May
foe entire s1ock is disposed OF. Bargains
ror dealers Goods sold n the rough: also
cshinef makers benches and tools cHAs.
z SMITH, AUctionser, al n hsnoeisohn,
Pa zff-eEe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine was steady and
fairly active at revised prices Rosin ruled steady and
fairIy active with prices about unchanged Tar was
selling we'll in small way full but unchanged prices
quote: ~, ,oo
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-O and machine bbls 49g
TAR-Pne bbis. 81 25Gs2 80: OIL bbIs s. 40 .-a
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO good strained S2dS2 %: D, S2 Log
SO %: 2 50 aOGs2 % F. 50 30: 81 So H. s. 30; 50;
K IS 30: NJ IS IS: n. So so; W c. So go and w W,
80 STOCK on HAND
c,,r{+s +,,rnen+ne ..................... S3S bbs
Tar -'"7o DOs
Savannah MAY s-T1rpentine firm 4514c bid; receipts
46l bbls; sales, 40 bbls exports 81 bbs hosin nm
Cuoted A B G D and E 81 20; F, 81 as; 6. 81 So II
s. % / 81 So; k So NJ So 10: n, So Is; " G. So %;
W " 50 81 -
Charleston May s.-TurIentine quiet SC sales; 60
casks Rosin quiet; safes go bbls; a, B. c, and e
81 50: = s. S.: G. 81 20: a. 50 10 81 70; K 8 So
NJ So; y IS O5: " C Sc 10 " ", So %
Wilmington, S-Spirits turpentine nothing DOING
receipts "A casks Rosin nothing doing: receipts III
fbls Crude turpenne quiet S2GS3 % and $3 90 receipts
10 bbIs. Tar firm. 81 65 receipts 81 bbis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09
DAY NURSERY BUYS PROPERTY.

The Rutland & Whiting Company has sold
Louis Opperi helm TO the Kip's Bay Day Nurse
Ao. za2 East Fiftieth-st-
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OFFICE FURNITURE.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.


SIT. BGRTHOlTM IE#'9
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
211 East 42d-st First class domestics are
supplied; also managing housekeepers, ma
irons. governesses. tutors. etc.
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FRENCH BOOK STORE
Es-sel,shee 1saa 5e7 West 2eth-st--fsr-
.sisa Books and Papsrs- New esi2losas
sSskxs suxuishsd o. aprlleatscas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09

billiard AND POOL TABLES.
MASTTFACTTRERs OF Billiard ard pool
trfles: nigh grade bowling alley builders;
800. orsess MARX bros. "a Union
Square.
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MACHfkEhf-

Ar REDUCED PRICES 200 second hand
xonT .us iron working machines. FUZZY
~uarsn,esd machinery bought and ex-
shsnxsd. GEO. =. EDDx~ SSe AA0esA
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For Sale or to Let-COuntry.

T>oF SALE Or RENT.-Furnishet: an eiegsnt none.
pstharn Westchesteri prlaclpas
y. Y
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apartments to Let.

Brooklyn.
DEDUCED RENTS. SOS to 800 cannot be duplicated
II for S45. apartments; steam heat hot
supply; freproof halls; six all light
Decatur-st and Howard
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PORTLAND LADDER
-uLlllllII-L co. 80 World Bldg
N 7. Tel 247S ohn. Best of ladders de-.
Hver~d a: zoe. per foot.
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FOR SALE.

A HET-SCHNEIDE1R AUTOMOBILES. Is
horse power in perfect condition; used
two months; complete sets of extra parts;
ff7-,r Q TsrIeP.-7~re acct lene searGhliEhts and
pateut generator. extra shoes and inner
tubes. IaIesit French clock and speed in
dfcator combined. Reason for selling. own
or going abroad Price, $500 No agents
Address CHARLES Il. CUSHING. Hotel
Netherland.
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Real Estate for Exchange.
ATTRACTIVE AMERICAN BASEMENT DWELLINGS

Private house locality, f35th St Eighth Ave
near station story 1sx1OO modern. complete hard
Equity $4,000 each first mortgage
change for clear places. flats. Brooklyn.
Principals. I. b wAKEMAN. 156 Broadway
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Countru Property to Let.

y wyc1<oFF N For rent for season niOg ss,h
- co1trv home; bathrooms stabie WIZ
e. SANS: rooms for coachman. Address a. H. Ne
A-EaN
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
SE Ale

COMPANION or LADY's MAID-By a re-
fined French girl: would Ike 70 60 ahr0adg
best references Address H II. IA East
57th-sr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09

To Let for Business Purposes.
240-2 WEST 23RD STREET.
Fine 50x10O sacrifice; So O01 years wid
divide. Immediate possession Apply at store
OFFICES also suites; river view; Offices S240 $500.
" $3.50 yearly twelve stories reproof construction
BEARD BUILDING 40 Liberty
OFFICES TO LET.-CoIlege Exchange Building 81
~ Murray-st.. West Broadway; rents $40 per
month and upwards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09

SEKEEPER for widOwer by refined 3
middle aged American woman: good man.
aver mothers care. experienced. city re-
ererce Address HOCS EKEEPE<R n
MOnrCe-st-, Brooklyn
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WORK WANTED.

SHIPPING and RECEIVING CLERk.-By
man undarst landing the work: accuston1ed
20 many daiiv shipments accurate, VtiitnS.
reliable. experienced. steady person. J., %
lOth-st., Hoboken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09
LOST.

LOsT.-Rankbook No. ESQ. see on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon 10 present
the same 10 the bank within thirty days, or
tthe said book viii be declared cancelled
and extinguishsd and & new one issued In
lieu thereof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09

FOR addresses OF refined boarding houses
rooms and suites call on or address
EARLE A KAAKE. /, 1873 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09

GENERAL HOCSEWORK or WAITRESS,
By colored girl. sleep home. STEVENS
224 West 62d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09

WAITER PORTER OF USEFUL MAN
BY light colored man. just arrived from
Denver. Col: Eentlemen's club. y years
experience: first class references: sObers
honest and reliable. Cali or write c. T. s..
If3 West 2Sth-st
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

TWO LARGE. costly furnished rooms, sin
gly or en- suite; all modern conveniences:
adjoining bath; fine for two gentlemen ;
separate entrance; telephone. MARION,
100 West 77th-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11
MARCO TERRACE. AsHEvILLE, N.

The AshezilIe region in the North Caroiina noun
ta3ns offers many attractions for more or less
r-o+-sc+ea STAY amid the most healthful AND IN
,,rorating conditions So delightful is this region
with its equable atmosphere picturesque scenery
and many indoor and outdoor atuacuohs' 'h"'
MANY persons annually visit 1t
rene of the newest houses for the entertainment
f so;ourners in AshevtIle is Margo Terrace, which
offers all that they can desire for the compete en-
.t ~ a stay in the Land of the Sky,
y,-bether Of greater or less length
Marco Terrace is situated on one OF the hls
-,oints in Asheville which commands one OF tne
f5Tesf views of the surrounding lofty MouhLaln
,nets and of the many beauties OF the Wloe
4rfches of the valleys of the beautiful Swannanoa
s,,d French Broad rivers, which add SO much 10
the sttrectiveness OF the region The mouse mas
veil arranged and attractive1y furnished rooms,
,nsnv nf them with private baths. The house Is
electrically lighted heated by hot ar system,
farefher with open CRATES, and every appointment
OF the house is up 10 date =, -. -
asheviile is easily reached from all points ana
ar a,ss- service is so arranged that those who
wish to stop over. either on their way 10 OF from
r1ojnfs further south. will find IL easy TO 90 so
IL is also possible secure rouno Trip eAcufslon
tickets from Asheville 10 the 1requented resorts
in Florida.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-11
VICTORIA INN. AsHEvILLE, N. C.

Asheyflle N c. is situated 25oo feet above the sea
level Its atmosphere is dry. the average humioty
being 65 per cent and observation over period
az five wears shows that the place has an average
of Twenty-Five fine days TO the month The weather
conditions are nearly always favorable 10 outdoor
life and for that reason the invalid VINO comes Tor
the good air as well as the pleasure seeker, VINO
IS there because OF the delightful climate and the
accommodations offered by the Victoria lnn speaks
enthusiastically OF the place The inn is a httle
more than mile from the centre Of AsheVlhe ana
stands on the summit of wooded hill. command
ing fine view OF the country. 1t overlooks the val
lev of the French Broad and the Swannanoa Rivers
and is near the Vanderbilt estate II is a tnpee
basement structure with aooul elsnts
bedrooms and ali modern improvements Inc eiltne {
,,IIdiner is lighted by electricity and heateo Dy
steam There are open fires in the reading, ano
writing rooms in Office and in many OF tfg
r,rivafe aDarrrrents. 4 part OF the basement ana
sn annex are devoted 10 smoking rooms gymnasium
and billiard room Water is furnished from springs
IN the ground which yield $1,000 gallons a Gay;
The house has been thoroughly renovated aIlo Will
he onened for the season February i Inc pro
rietor saws that object to make the guests
eo co-nfortable and at home that they VIII De
tI.d m remain and reluctant TO 90 away; Ihe re,s
e-e reasonable and may enjoy deiignlLul WI, W.
ter outing the place without sleluins So
amount Of money.