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afternoon.
Mrs. Ralph w. Haynes of 146O Kenesaw
avenue will not be at home tomorrow. but,
with her guest Mrs. George 8. Mckee, will
receive her friends On the 18th Of February.
Mrs Thomas Nelson Jones and Mrs Rob-
ert Lee CRANBERRY will receive today at the
Ebbitt House from 4 to with Mrs. w. B.
Bate and Mrs. E. w. Carmack.
Mrs. Brice Moses and Mrs Albert Harper
will receive informally Saturdays, January
81 and February T. from 3 to at 2147 N
street.
Elizabeth Jeanette, only daughter Of the
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. w. C. Alexander. was
married at o'clock last night at West
Street Presbyterian Church to Mr.. Robert
Soutter Sinclair Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The
bridal party consisted OF Miss Ethel Hey
wood Of jackson. Mich. and six brides
maids, Miss Sinclair and Miss Agnes M
Sinclair Of Philadelphia, Miss Eliza B: Ar
rowsmith of Mattawan. N: j.; Miss kath-
crime ". White. daughter OF, Governor
beth C. Rogers of New, York city and Miss
Helen Broeksmit Of Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
the latter two CLASSMATES Of the bride at
Mt Holyoke College? Mr.: Sinclair was at
tended by his brother, Dus John F. Sinclair
Of Philadelphia, astbestazaan. The ushers
were Messrs. j. H. Mines. o. J. Roberts
Edward Woolman, Edward c.. Wood and
DR.. e. B. Hodge, 9r.; Ofk EnnaQelpn1a anu
Mr. William c. Alexander, Jr, Of Wash
ington The bride twas gsEen away by her
brother. Mr.. LewKsGRekse Alexander of
Pittsbure. Pa, Thel Ceremony was per-
formed BY Rev. WsfC. alexander, D., D.,
assisted by the Rs1. yS.oR Queen Of Phil
adelphia, uncle ofqthei bride. The bride
wore white satin, tffmnaed with point lace.
The bridesmaids we're wafate organdie. The
ceremony was followed by a large recep-
ton at the manse, tsRhicfftw attended by
q number Of persona from New York, Phil
adeIphia and elsewhere. sAfter q short trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Sincittfr VIII reside at Cedar
Rapids, Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Austin Harlow Of
Montana have taken an apartment at the
Richmond. where they will remain until the
completion Of their house on 21st street.
Miss Elisabeth C. Smith. daughter OF Mr..
James D. Smith ard Mr.. William Everett
Swan were married Wednesday evening,
$50, at the home OF the bride. 1924 street
northwest, by the Rev. Asa Fiske. After
the ceremony a reception was held from Z
till 9, before the couple left for northern
trip Of several weeks duration.
Mrs Thomas Wilson Smith. Miss Smith
and Mrs Shaw win be at home the second
Monday in February. "a s
Monday evening a surprise party was
rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Henry. 626
n street southwest. the occasion being the
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You are always well
come to charge every
purch ase, w het her
great or small.
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Csc A sne iengt Rr:ss n sSSds In gHod
(. whipcords, GRANTEES, albatross, 50-inch
q homespuns, ETC.; dress and waist
u lengths; worth SOC. to TIC.
s. Dor, Unbleached Ready made Sheets;
6 S>S full double-bed size: soft quail
q ity muslin; hemmed ready for use; sell
s. at 39c. e to a buyer.)
& zoe children's Cloth Dresses; extra
q ~ we'll made and most attractive
IS styles; navy, cadet, red; 4, @ and 8
(. years; $50 value.
q En-, Women's Heavy Quality Elan
.Ss EYN nelette and Percale Wrappers;
(. extra good quality and all sizes; waists
g have fitted Innings; worth 81 and $12o
q 23c Women's Corsets in all the most
IS WV wanted shapes; Well-knoWn
g make; never sold under 5Oc
a fR, Women's Bustles; the kind al
sN w ways sold at 2oc
81 Q6Nc Women's and Misses Beauti-
{, C>N fully Trimmed Hats; best quail
ssH ity felts, silk velvets. silk ribbons
81 wings. breasts, ornaments, ETC.; many
handsome styles; sell up to 30
a CO OQ Women's Finest Quality Seal
Is spOeSO Plush Blouse Jackets: beauti-
& fully trimmed with braid and peau de
r. sole silk satin lined throughout; $18
b value.
j. WWC and rich; sell at s249.
X yz2< Outing Flannel Waists; al
ways sell at ESQ. ~.
q OGAc Boys serviceable and welf-made
Is nv Wool Knee Pants; sell at 40c.
Z. 26N<, Boys heavy and superior quail
e OyN lily Flannel Waists; red and
5R blue; sell always at 75c.
3 7E~ Limited lot Of Boys good quail
& Z0N ity Double-breasted Suits; blue
a and black; sizes 10 to 16 years; sold at
s. $40.
Z EN- Heavy ia Tan Blankets; neat
SyC colored borders; sell at CSC. pr.
81 7N/r Heavy "a Colored Table OIL
81 1Z2Ncloth: remnants; pretty pat
( terms.
g m6N- Fur Scarfs Of Brook Mink; soft
~ wv and silky; worth $2.98.
81 90 OF New and Handsome Dress
6 eQAs>C Skirts, stylishly made with
r. rows Of fine silk bands; deep founce;
Is best velveteen binding; black and blue;
{ regular price, $69s.
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(coNT1NUED)
zSC Mems SILK FIeeced Health I'm
nv derwear; sells always at $1.60.
ST. 80 Mems 81 and $3.50 Cardigan
Jackets; good qualities.
zSr Boys Sweaters; never sold I'M
1O~ der 81.
Zoe Mems Australian Wool Under
VIZ wear; odd sizes; good colors;
values up to $1.39.
OEr sPECIAI-5oO Mems and wo-
~ mems Fine Quality Silk Gloria
Umbrellas; % and % inch steel rod:
paragon frame; sell regularly at $2.50
and $3.50.
Roc Large White Bed Spreads; neat
W. patterns; sell at SOC. Il to q
1AZ6r Best Quality Capitol Win
AV1O~ dow Shades; all colors; with
&1ZC Boys Heavy Blue Percale
wv Waists: pleated back and
front; very well made; low priced at 25c.
1MT/r Boys Blue and Red Gen.
AVZ2N fury Cloth Waists; nice
looking and serviceable; always sell at
Csc.
2Or Boys All-wool Knee Pants; ex-
w ira good quality; strongly sew
ed; SOC. value.
Roc Boys Best Quality Corduroy
wv Knee Pants; all sizes: never
wear-out kind; 75c. and 81 grades.
S1 40 Lot Of Boys Fine Quality
~ eTS vestie Suits: sold up to So:
sizes 8, and years; very special for
this hour at $1.40.
$2O8 tS Of p sUSs brtls ne suit a
regular winter weights; sell at 1898 reg
ularly.
%1 20 Boys Very Stylish Blue Over
~ y coats; rows brass buttons:
sizes to 8 years: sold always at 50;
this hour only, $1.79.
SZoAV coats; silk-embroidered de-
sign on sleeves; genuine pearl buttons'
sizes to years; sell regularly at -.
SZo4W sizes 4 to p years; unusually
well tailored; 1898 value.
So 40 Boys Stylish Norfolk oil s,s suit 8;
cloths; sell up to S..
c. Young Mems Long Pants Suits.
sVO selling up to SIS: fine quality heavy
weight serge; sizes Is, 10 and II years;
this hour, SIS.
ca M2 Lot Of about 20 Misses Coats:
SFoVO very stylish and high grade.
many Of them selling as high as $129S:
8, 8 and 10 years; this hour, $4.9S for
choice.
%1 40 Women's Mercerized Saline
U IVY Underskirts; black with white
foulard pattern: sell for $2.9s.
Dr. women's Flannelette Under
9OS skirts, with lace inserting.
loo Infants Long White Slips: good
w quality cambria; nicely trimmed
Jokes.
Sl08 We Amwoo, - Tea ss Gowns Gowns
/ navy. red, black and gray; choice this
] hour, $1.98.
Or SPECIAL-Moire Silks always
50~ selling at &C.,; limited lot, but
all full pieces; to close out at once, Csc.
yard.
Dc Colored Silk velyets and Metal;
AON lie Printed Velutinas; small
black and white figures; 75c. and 81
values.
Am~ Granite Ground Wasting. with
~ satin stripes: Atwood French
FIannels; Fancy Stripe Tricot Wasting;
good line of shades; never sold under
50c.; this hour only, 19c.
zILc Heavy 81 colored Table OIL
1/2S CLOTH pretty patterns.
2mc Childrens All-wool Jersey Leg
. OSI gings; the regular 69c. grade.
OA~ Women's First Quality Rubbers;
SuS sell usually at SOC.
d zoo Heavy "a Tapestry Table Cow
~ ers; in various colors; worth 81.
12lhc White Applique Center
AS/2S pieces and Covers; worth up
to 35c.
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(CONTINUED)
81 OR Women's Beautifully Made
%As>O Walking Skirts: corded and
strapped; new and handsome effects;
S.06 regularly.
OSC Mems &C.,, F7eece-lined Under
wear; good quality.
Roc Mems Fleece-lined Underwear;
regularly sells at 75c.
Sf- Mems 25c Neckwear; slightly
mussed from window display.
nINc Mems Fine Sample Hose;
AA2N regular Csc. value.
Roc Beautiful designs In Made Wells.
an colors: net and chiffon; Toe.
hOC Ladies' All-wool Oxford Skirt
Ing; neat white Stripe; also
black Piatd-back Golf Suiting; can be
made up without lining: extra heavy
quality; sell at $1.25 and $1.e9.
VSC Plain Golf Suiting for skirts;
extra heavy quality. SOC. value.
hOC Heavy Bed Comforts; good size;
. always sell at SOC.
AWC Women's Felt Juliet House Slip
pers; the regular 81 grade.
OXC Misses and Children's School
snoes; sizes 6 to 2; regularly
SOLO at 81, SIPS and $3.50.
QUO BRUSSELS and All-wool Smyrna
+, r Hugs; various colors; worth
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90.y0 Walking ea'! skl ana n mans Of
Them selling as high as 1898, including
beautifully tucked designs; trimmed
nounces; strapped and corded styles:
choice this hour, $3.9S.
Sx Or Finest Wide vale Cheviot
Dress Skirts, made and trim
tremely stylish and elegant; blue and
black; $7.9s Is the regular price.
Sd Or Elegant and Extremely styl-
" ish New Dress Skirts. made
OF nne black broadcloth. handsomely de-
signed and made in high class manner;
1898 Is the marked price.
So OF EXQUISITE quality Taffeta and
~Se>O Peau de Sole Silk Waists;
many superb styles and effects; sell
usually at $685. this, hour, $29s.
CO OS Beautiful Velvet Suits, selling
spOe>O at $25 anda$3O usually: styles
and designs are new and elegant; they
are In the plain and metal printed vel
vets; plain green, blue and black; metal
dotted velvets in 'blue1 green, brown and
black. $25 never bought better; for the
selling of these, tomorrow only, $8.9S.
SO OF Choice from an exceptional
FAN and Winter Costumes: many hand
somely trimmed, blue, black and brown;
sell as high as $16.aS
p>e>C Walking Suits; beautifully
designed; sellingsat $16I9S. &c. r
ca M& Women's stylish and smart
V-ts w Coats:h theM winters newest
and prettiest styles; sell at se.es al
-@3 OF Beautaully made and stylish
sVOe|O Taffeta SAX gnderskirts; va
rious colors; pleated and rufled; $6.8S
value.
Azh~ Yard-wide Bleached Muslin;
F4SN a limited lot; regular 7c. value.
Ec Blue striped Bed Ticking; slightly
w soiled: regularly 1910. yard.
50 or Women's Elegantly Trimmed
VSs>O and Very High Grade Hats;
finest quality materials and newest
modes; sell up to $12: this hour, 81 9S..
SS Women's Beautiful Pattern Hats.
W. made from the Paris models: In
Guiding many exquisite designs from our
own work rooms; these handsome hats
sell as high as $1S.98: choice, So.
4 En- Camers, Hair Dress Plaids; can
AON be made up without lining; good
styles; the usual SOC. quality.
Dr. Embroidery Strips; wide and
HVS narrow; inserting to match.
RI Torchon Laces, with match insert
wv ing; worth 10c. yard. ~-
Dr. Mems Fine Quality Sample
AON Hose; the qualities sold every
where at SOC. and 75c.
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Florida-Atlantic Coast Lines

famous trains leave Washington 8:l6 D. M,
$40 pm. Once Col Pennsylvania avenue
advertisement.
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~ UO Il .
QI/ n Boys Percale Waists: strong
OZ2( ly made and substantial; sell
at CSC.
O6D- women's Corset Covers; dainti
~ ly trimmed with deep torchon
and Valenciennes lace; sell at 49c.
22C Choice Of all Mems SOC. Neck
WV wear; new colorings and styles.
A6N<, Mems Cashmere Gloves: 25c
~ and Soc value.
SC Point de Paris Laces and Insert
w ing to match: sells always at 10c.
yard.
2Zbr Yard-wide New Percale: desir-
O4SS able designs; large mill
lengths; regular price. 10c yd.
SM 6D2 Fine quality and very hand
sOVs ~ some Dress Skirts. made with
the smart slot seams; selling at $998.
Sm Or Women's high-grade and styl-
sVVs>O ish Dress Skirts Of fine quail
ity broadcloth, trimmed with taffeta
bands; 1898 value.
So O8 women's very smart and
~O'>O fashionable Norfolk Jackets:
nnely tailored and beautifully lined; sell
regularly at $9.9S and $129S.
Or Women's Overgaiters; the usual
25c. and 35c. qualities; for this
hour only, SC.
On, Infants Solid Leather Shoes:
~ the usual 50o grade; soft and
---..- easy.
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Prince Athrobald Stuart de Modena has
disappeared.
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Mrs Thomas Nelson Jones and Mrs. Rob-
ert Lee CRANBERRY will receive today at the
Ebbitt House from 4 to with Mrs. w. B.
Bate and Mrs. E. w. Carmack.
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The Seasons Most important Hour Sale Day.

will
bwe
ibl be Rebuilding
Looking at from all Sides to be Friday such rarely
the widespread popularity OF these price
saving sale days.
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Mrs. Ralph w. Haynes of 1850 Kenesaw
avenue will not be at home tomorrow but,
with her guest, Mrs. George 8. Mckee, will
receive her friends on the 18th Of February.
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dinner last night at Evergreen, her home on
Charles street avenue, Baltimore, In honor
of Miss Howard, now visiting her -aunts.
the Misses Riggs of this city. Baron Gevers.
the Netherlands minister, was among the
1uossts
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HECHTS GREATER STORES 513=515 Seventh ST.

mund of Norfolk will be at home Friday
afternoon.
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Mrs. ]. Gales Moore. the Misses Moore
and Miss Branch will be at home tomorrow.
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Capt. NJ. c. Buckley has a months leave
and is visiting his home on Woodley Lane.
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tion and musicale last evening at their
home, 424 Stanton place, In honor of Mrs.
Rosa C. Pennabaker.
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. @ to- 10.
y DSr Women's Fine Quality Black
AO( and Coaored Felt Hats; choice
from all; sell up to 81.
. 2H/~ Boys well-made and Heavy
u O/2\ Quality Percale Waists; all
!, sizes.
" 4 SC Boys Wool Knee Pants: sub
wv stantially made; worth Soc.
y r. Children's Outing Flannel
u AO$ Dresses: sizes 1 to 8 years.
. OM~ Women's Muslin Drawers; dam
: NV tily made. with deep cambria
y hounce and rows Of hemstitched tucks.
y O2c Children's Kilt Dresses; all
. wv wool cloth; navy or garnet:
!. pretty trimmed with soutache braid
sell at s1.9S.
q OzhC 3S-inch Cream Curtain Scrim;
Is S1SS neat patterns; sells at &c. yard.
Is VZ6r Remnants of Heavy Stair or
" S2O~ Runner Oilcloth: some slightly
y imperfect.
n EH/ ~ Felt Window Shades; various
! dc Mems Fast-blaek Halt Hose;
y IN sizes 91s and 10; regular 12hc
: kind.
ZuC Madras so Ne u e Shirts: anu mostly
"A all sizes.
2c q lenshs good a maf'I9 sells m" at
y sc.
Use s as?s sssa S %sts Tsns ss'u Tow
c 6 6sy s fsaG' 4ssua hp se va for
$50 H HsasH T" lssu,a ns1 Sa1ss T 6
yard
@n zO Women's s29S Serge Dress
" no Skirts: extra well tailored.
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Mrs. Brice Moses and Mrs Albert Harper
will receive informally Saturdays, January
81 and February Z. from 3 to at 2147 n
street.
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Nine. de Margerie is giving a musical tea
this afternoon, for her friends to hear Nine
Roger Miclos a pianist. who will play al
the White House this week.
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The III Int Stores
open at $50; close at
$50; Saturdays open
until 9 PM.
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fifth anniversary of their wedding. Re-
freshments were served and a pleasant
evening spent by large number of
friends.
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Monday evening q surprise party was
rendered Mr.. and Mrs Laurence Henry, 626
n street southwest, the occasion being the
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Mrs Thomas Wilson Smith. Miss Smith
and Mrs Shaw win be at home the second
Monday in February.
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Mrs. ]. D.. Croissant will be at home In
formally Friday. January 30. and February
6, HIT @ street.
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Mrs. VIM L. White of Richmond. Va,
with her little granddaughter. Miss Laura
Catesby-Jones. is visiting her niece, Mrs.
Whiting Estis Of 1244 Kenesaw avenue.
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Mrs. and Miss Ware. wife and daughter
Of the commissioner of pensions. had an
other pleasant reception yesterday being
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The OVercOatS.

The Overcoats. not one Of which sells
under $780, include a considerable variety
of styles and kfnds-the ever popular dark
Oxford gray. gray and blue; tan shades in
whipcords. etc. The qualities are exception
ally superior, including the best and most
repidly- selling lines in the department.
Your choice 1915.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James F. McHugh are en-
tertaining the iatter's sister, Mrs. Otto
Grethen Of Goodrich, N. D., at their home.
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Mrs. A. L., Barber. Mrs. LIE Droict L. Bar
Der and Miss Barber will be at home to-
morrow afternoon at Belmont" for the
last time this season.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-04
CnATEAUGAY.
1gE. F~urDIus-
NORWOOD AND ST. LAWRENCE.
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
rBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE ]

TELEGRAPH TO TIE TEIBUNE-I
Chicago. Feb 3.-To-night's wheat close is 1.Gssc
over yesterday. It shows advance from the low
point Of yesterday OF &C. May opened at Essc sold
between Use and 7sc. and closed at 79c sellers
February closed at 75I4c; July. 743sc sellers The
Armour interest was active on the market again.
but was on both sides. The price had the best help
from the foreign news. Paris closed 1f2d2c higher
and Liverpool 13d$sd higher Paris was up on un-
favorable crop conditions. The statistics generally
we're bearish The Northwestern and Southwestern
receipts were larger than last year The primary
total $4,000 bushels, compared with 10000
bushels last year. There increase in the
worlds visible Of 210o100 bushels compared with
decrease last year of 81 600 bushels. The North
western country elevator stocks-642 900 bushels
decreased 4 600 bushels The present stock IS ABOUT
2oo0000 bushels under last year. Last year there
was decrease in January OF 2,I5e"eo bushels Inc
sea board reported eighteen loads. The contract
stock here-S,614000 bushes-decreased 1909 bushels
There IS an inclination to buy because the price is
still about 4c under the level of week ago There
is uncertainty as just what the Armour plan is'
though this interest predicts higher prices later on
The corn market a quiet affair, factonaily
lower early, but closing "a 10 &c over YESTERDAY
because of sympathy with wheat. May sold at
1870 and 4.c bid, and closed at 44S4c sellers
February closed at 4Sl4c and July at SAC Ship
ping sales were 10000 bushels Receipts were So
cars, with . contract: to-morroU's estimate, l9o
cars Cables were lower; the contract STOCK
1895. 90 bushels. increased $4,000 bushels
The public and private stocks here increased
81 oGo bushels. There appears 20 be no big in
terest in the market. Corn is coming IN faster
than il is going out, because the Western car
situation seems some better than the Eastern.
Oats closed about sc over yesterday, the mar
ket small but firm. February closed at 13Sc, the
May 36zsc sellers. The contract stock here is
small. only 431 coo bushels. Good oats go out
faster than they come in in spite of the car sitIa-
ton. The speculative strength lies in the small
contract stocks and big May holdings.
Provisions were strong and rather active. II
looked as though there we're Cudahy buying OF
pork and q general buying of ribs. The stocks
show less than half as much ribs. lard and pork
as last year. and the figures keep the shorts ner-
vous whenever they announced Hogs were
loc higher to-day. with $3.50 less than expected
Hogs West to-day were $500, compared Win
s. 900 last year.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-04

The approxinas amount tbs lien ehs-gs - ssf's,
which the above described property IS - oe sd Is te
thousand fSO,t dollars With interest thereon from Apr
1sr 1892 with the expenses of the sale I1e
assessments or Hens
the purchaser o'ls Or the p1T
cbas. money or paid by the Referee = " tno.sat
rree huzlcrcd ssventy-thEes anu so-4D S-SsdSol
dollars.
DS'-- w. ETIHrr 3. FROST. Rsfsrs-
The f,reroin sale - hereby adjourned 20 Tuesday De-
cer1ber fSfh fa0-. at the same time and place
pated New Ycrz. pcce1ber md le+-
~1'- EIIHU B. FROST. Refer.s
col DE-FT BROTHERS Plsintths Attorneys Once s1S
Pstofice Address. Ne. ii BroadwaJ. Aanhattan. New
York civ
snfa a. the and Pisc-
Y,a.st Ncv- York DeCefnhsr 18th. 1892
A@N0 ELJHC & FROST. Referee
~r,f-rE.RT BROTHERS Plaintifs Attorneys. Once an
fostofIce Xddrsz. No. u BrosdNay, Manhattan. New
York city
Wednesday January @fst. 1905. the same tns an
paiet New York. December 50 1902
~ lTiU 4. FROST. Fetsrs-.
COJ-DERT BROTHERS. PlslntiHs Attorneys. Once arr
Postofire AtdFcss. No. u Erosdvay. Manhattan New
Yor. CITY
The foregoing sale hereby further adjourned -
V@dnes.lay February tth 1895. at The same tine am
place.
A' ~ psIIT4C B. FROST. ss,.rss
coUpERT BROTHERS. Plainti1s Attorneys. ofree snf
Postoccs address. No. II 5roa-Saf. Aalaatsa-s Nav
Iax&
New-York tribune., 1903-02-04

The approximate amount q charEs 70 satisfy
which the above described property 70 b sold IS Fo1r
Thousand CStf0g0j Dollars with interest t1e
<r togsthsr with the expenses or tie
sale The approxrlsts OF taxes. assessments g
other liens allowed to the purchsSer o9
Of tie purchase money be paid by the Rstsre -
Two Thousand Hundred and Ten ana es-I'v
(S29fO 59l Dollars - -
Dated New York. November 1eth, 1907
ELIEJ B FROST. Eetsr--
The foregoing hereby ad1ourned . Iuesda1'
T1erar 1892 a the time and place.
Dated New York December Ind. lse-
CCJ- -DE-RT BROTHERS. Plaintiff Artornsys Oncs 81
PostofIce Address. No. II B-oadNss Aannstl41'
City. ,. -. -
5sy. December Goth. 1892. at the sans time s1 p-s
Dated New York December 18th. l9o-
ELIHU B. FROST R.r.-r~
rr,T-rEpT PP0Tr4rPS PIsntiffs Attorneys O7scs sn1
Postofhce Address No II Broadway AannseSans -"
The Foregoing sale IS hereby further adjourned =
ednesday January 21st 1905. at the same time ana
place.
49, ~ ' F.TIFT- Is FROST. Referee
COUDERT BROTHERS. Plaintiffs Attornsys, once az
Postof.ce address, No - Broadway. Manlattan' Ne%
The foregoing sale hereby further adJour,-d .
"Wednesday February 18th. 1895. at tho same tn17 AZ
place .oo,
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COLBERT BROTHERS. Plaintiffs Attorneys Jf1ce al
Post5ffce Address. No II Broadway. Nanhat-sn'
New York
New-York tribune., 1903-02-04
SUPREME COURT. NEw YORk COUNT1.-

Margaret weIche. plaintiff. against Rosslis Scno-r-
berg others, defendants IN pursuance OF Judge-
foreclosure dul- made and entered n tne
bearing date the nrst dsy OF
1907. T. the undersigned the Referee in said 111-
named. sell public auction. ar the View Icr6
Real Salssro.m At No III BroadVa IN ths 5
the County and city OF HsW 1OT<
the md day % Dscembe-- 1@2 AT T7efve clock n
a Nuctioreer t1e pfenL-s
by said judgment to be sold. and therein a.
scrbed follows Au that certain loF piece OF pa-ce
lying and being in the city: ColllE
and York. and now known ay the StTe'-
Number THIRTY t3m Nest Ninth Street and bounded s1t
described follows: Beginning point on te soutnr
fee- and nine inches westerly from the southwester
OF Fifth West Ninth Street, TUunnz
thence southvardly and parallel with Fifth avenue
fv-tf nd iucFeS Themes 4i
with tEenty-1Te teer
uorthwardy and again parallsl VIII -
uf1sty-three feet and eleven lnches 70
southerv side Of Ninth Street. and thsrce a.
along twenty-five feet and four ncses
to, OF beginning. Be sald SeFers- o.
dfrueusiors said premises
sold subtec+ contingent rights claims rr an
thzr- barred by the judgment 1ersln
an persons unborn, parties 20 thls acta
Joseph Rosenhed- decssSsos or =
recorded the once or the So
u York county In Loer 80 OF WIS 81 V'7
$50 or under such heirs dey lsess-
A'-- EI.rFfTT 3. FROST. F.,ez>s
Once
Posfofiee Address II Broadvay. Marllattan new
-.
Ths following diagram oc the property % oe s9t+
9th Street