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SEABOARD AIR line PATHWAY.

Leave Washington, Penua- b. K. Slatson-
IO:46 a. m. SEABOARD NAIL - through
DAILY. Pullman eieepers % JacAsOn-
vile. cunneeLiug 40 Hamlet
with Pullman sleeper 10 Atlanta
4 ID. m. SEABUAED FLORIDA LINZ
DAILY. ITED-Solid train Co Jackson
vile anu 81 August me. With Pullman Draw
ing Room and Compartment slccpcrs. Obscrva-
ton Club Car, and Dining Car.
$50 %. 1.-SEABOAED EMPRESS - solid
tl-in % jacksonville and Tampa. with PuIlman
s-eepers all Cafe Dining Carp Pullman sleeper
10 Atlanta Through service o. Pinehurst-
d:tO a. m. LOCAI--Io Petersburg. Raleigh.
E&iiH. southern Pines lPtnchursIl,
Hamlet and intermediate points
Office, 1874 Penna. Ave.
c. p. RYAN. w CCNKTypr
Gcnl Pass'r Agent. Gcnl AIT. Pzss'r Dept
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wANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED Room, with OF without board, I'm
strictly private family; widow preferred Ad-
dress BOX 2O4. this Office II
WANTED-Two or three nice unfinished rorns
Tor light housekeeping; North vest. near Times
Once; not 20 exceed SO; particulars Address
RON 2O2 this Office II
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wANTED-AGENTS.

LADIES AND MN 90 make good wages in
spare time al home; no csnvassing; the work
INSTITUTE, Tyrone. Pa
mch1 s.15.22
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

>l-5o TO $50 per week. well furnished rooms
with private family; house all modern improve
moHtS; gentlemen. 1927 l4tlr st NV ruhs 80
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-Furniture. slightly used cheap.
hoPWOOD, sth and n NV. storage - per
load. mis- a.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r.

Leave " Washington, sw jersey ave. and C ST
Chicago and Northwest. 100 A. u. On
= M
Cincinnati. St Louis, and Louisville. 1000
IN. = is p 70, ITO nlglE
Pittsburg and Cleveland. 20 80 A. m. ssssI
p. u. and 4 20 night
Columbus and Wheeling. $50 p IA
Winchester. 1855 A. m. ll4.IB and Is.ss
LuTay. .4.l5 .. n
Annapolis, II7.So. $3.50. llu.5O a m. H4.so.
FTederieE, ISIS. $3.50. llO.sO a. n. ..l:ia.
"a 20. aud 1880 p N
Hagerstown. 1000 a. n and 1850 p n
Boyd and way points. ISIS. 1900 l. N
Caithers5urg and way Points 1885. 80 20 T.
H.. l2.JO, - us, = 80. a 90 - %. Is 30
= sO5. s-IO.I5. lill-So p m
" Washington Junction and way points. ISIS,
.-9-cO a. ~, ~l.l5 .lf-S0. 1850 p N
Baltimore, week Gays, xS-O0. 500. 6.S1
Il .05. 80, rs 80. SIS 70 80. Ll9-00. IL 20 A.
m. $3.50 nocnt Nl IS, 13 90 A 20. $50,
4 .25, x5-O5 SIS. X0-2O. ESQ. XS-00. 1000,
XlI.aO. mss = N. sunday. IS 90. x7 -
Z 80 XS so. 40 90 a. M, XL@-20. lis, Ks 90.
Ks 80. x5-05, SIS. ESQ. $500. NIO.oo XII 80.
ll.s5 p. NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Al trains Illuminated with Pintsch light.
Baltimore. Philadelphia, New YORK. Boston.
and the Ease, > 90, - 30 lDineTl, 30 (Buf-
.eD. --g.Oo CDineI). 1000 (DineD - N.
Diner). Is.O0 CPhuadelphia onIy), sos
tDincr). $40 and 80 p tsleeping ca
open a. 1000 o cloCAJ-
Atlantic CITY. H7.OS. lIo.oo a. n. ll2.so.
.Eaiiy. Except Sunday s-sunday only.
XExpress trains
Baggage called tor and checked from hotels
eft at ticket Offices. Go PeunsJ lvauia Aveuus
northwest. New York Avenue and Fifteenth
street and at station
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT--To adults, part Of completely fur
nished house on Capitol Hill; pleasant Io,a-
ton; comfortable house: cool in summer: close
% cars and market. Address BOX Dol this Of
fee ubS-3r
HANDSOME OUTSIDE APARTMENT in The
Worcester, corner Massachusetts, ave. and 2d 81
ne; i've large rooms and bath; 81. mhs-5t
FOR RENT Second and third Eats: three
rooms each. furnished for light housekeeping:
- anu - 3u5 ST. NV. mhS-3t
FOR RENT-THE PENHURST. As N St ne
near Government Printing Office and an car
lines Two modern housekeeping apartments.
four rooms and bath: IN thorough order, s25
per month each.
FOR RENT-The La Grande 4th St NV be
tween and G SITS, opposite Pension Bureau.
Two modern housekeeping apartments; five
rooms and bath; newly renovated throughout;
'front.' view. thoroughly heated Second aoor
$50 fourth do0r $3.50. on lease.
FOR RENT-The Kingman. Massachusetts, ave
NV, between 18th and 5th SITS: faces south:
apartments five rooms and bath; Handsomely
finished and papered; electric light. an con-
yenicnces- S3j per month and up Apply TO
W p Co"EN, Room 6. Bliss Building IS B
81 nN- mh9-r
FOR RENT-THE PENHURsT. as II st. ne
near Government Printing Office and ali car
lines. Two modern housekeeping anartr1enfs
Tour roOf-.s ard bath. Ia thorough order SIS
Per month each. Apply 10 W F. COWEN
Room S. Bliss Building. IS g. NV. SIT
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-Nev tvo-stor,. brick stable. u7tar
ana gas Two stalls; room Tor two wagons. ~
10 sgd - 80 rrlh-
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FOR RENT-ChcIp, two Uniurnishcd or one
furnished room, modern improvements ItOf
Mary land ave. ne. r,bs-gf
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YORK SOUTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Phila.- Mar II. 10 am. Phila.-.Apr ]. 10 am.
st Paul Mar. Is 10 am. ST Paul. Apr. 3. 10 am.
RED STAR LINE.
NEW NORK-ASTWERP-
iceland Mar !, 10 am Faderi'd Mar d. 10 a m
inland Mar.l4, 10 am Kens' ton. Mar . 10 a. M
tpMPANH'S WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1905 = 81
NV, or Geo " Moss. 1911 C 81. Wv fel3-f
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FOR sALE-CoUNTRY Property

LOST-rucsday. iady's gold watch: moroe-57
,'N. T. ~" Liberal reward II returned to so
Bye 81. ne. mbs.gr
LOST-March large Madonna brcasfDir7
a'ong california 81. 20 =. Joseph Church no
reward. 185 California 81 me- mira
LOST Dung Hriudie bull terrier. whit, breast
ear cut. long tail. leather collar. brass trim
mtngS; answers 20 name Brownie Reward
for return To- al-S Morgan ave. rih--gt
STRANED OR STOLEN-Two collie dogs. tan
and white; answer 20 names of Prince and
Icte Liberal reward II returned to 1905 ID 81
nv. r1h62t
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FOR RENT-Thrcc UNFINISHED rooms. second
Hror- all modern improvements; southern OK
posture % Quincy st. NV II
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Baggage called Tor and checked from hotels
and residences by Union Transfer Go. on orders
left at ticket Offices Go PeunsJ lVauia Avenus
northwest New York Avenue and Fifteentb
Street. and at station
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE acres. fine land. house and harm:
fenced; water and fruit, miles from city: close
10 electric road nearing complexion cheap 4
mh7-3t
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By respectable coiored girl capable
n rendering hrst-clsss service = place 70 work
and attend school Address Bon POS. this Of
fee. Il
LADIES and gents laundry neatly done. Ad-
dress 2Ol2 Columbia Terracr
WANTED-Work 20 20 out by the day or clean
Offices Address 1928 9th st. NV mh6-3t
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FOR REN1-NcetIv furnished front rooms. light
housekeeping permitted 1Oi ri nW. uhs-gt
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY

FOR kENI-Entirc second floor of buildings
co. % 'lo g 81 NV; containing b 200 feet fo0r
space suitable Tor pension or patent ATTORNEY,
or ans Office. Apply Coz & 81 nv. Milo a6t
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FOR RENT-Fumishcd room for two. ladies or
'n,Iemen; single beds; >12. GIS 9th ST. uu.
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FOR RENI-fhree nice rooms: large closets
and pantry; light housekeeping 1923 10Th st.
rtN
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FOR lighthouses.

OK REN i-@,5 l@th So. rooms. bath cellar
II,hl porch. aaI large back yard. GEO ROTH
,,-' mh5-Gt
f'h kENl-riN rooms aud bath: large wards
and cloSr's. ali modern IMPROVEMENTS. i,,,' -,-,
o. good tenants. aGse and Dos X - mo-
open. 49,,
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR l}ENT-ScCond floor three rooms ver,- de-
( -irabic for housekeeping, S22. 80. 1902 T ST NV.
nhs-3t
FOR RENr-Cheap. two uniurnishcd or one
FURNISHED room, modern Improvements 1905
',ll anu ave ne. mhS-5t
FOR RENT-Thrcc UNFINISHED rooms. second
. floor all modern improvements; southern cx-
po-uIe- % Quincy st. NV. Il
FOR RENT Two or three unfnrnisiIc,i second
floor large front rooms; corner hotlec. SI1 or
go; heat, gas. and BATH gas for cooking Is
ct NV II
FOR RENI-Ihree nice rooms; large closets
and pantry; light housekeeping 1923 10Th 81.
uv. II
FOR RENT-Large front room: steam beIt md
gas suitable for light business lIOs G. st. NV.
mho-2t
FOR RENT-Tvo unfIrnishcd rooms 81 door
sas, bath, telephone; SIS. ll2o 10th 81. NV. Il
FOR RENT Double parlors; UNFINISHED: water
on same moor. 10 ID St Sc mh7-3t
FOR RENT-On Columbia Heights three large
HnlfTnlshed rooms ON second floor with bath
OF two large rooms on third floor: terms reason
able; southern exposure; fine ueighborhood: pri-
'aLc family. l2l, kcnesaw ave. mh7-2t
FOR RENT Two frst-foor rooms; newly pa
I'IcI aud painted references required 92l 9th
y ~ mhs 81
FOR BENT-Thrcc rooms 10 refined connie nm
iufiiShca, for housekeeping. I35 North Caro-
Ina ave Sc between two car lines mh7-3t
FOR RENT-Three fine rooms. entire second
Hoor; heat, gas, bath; 81. 22s d NV. mh7-at
FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms second
toor; private entrance; 50. lis 9th St 81
mh.-5t
FOR kENT-Two GT:AIrnished rooms. southern
exposure, bay window; no children; price e.
SO st. NV ub-.st
FOR RENT-Two or three UNFINISHED connect
ing rooms. III 9th st. NV. mh7-8t
FOR RENT-Three or four unfurnished rooms.
II 81 ne. rnbG-9r
FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms. heat
gas. bath; SIS. ISL Vermont ave. NV mL6-3t
FOR RENT-Rcautiful large south front DcyyI,
plpued unfIlrnished room; also smaller one:
light housekeeping. 4IS l. st. NV mhG-3t
FOR RENT-Third hoor Of 1898 Peunsylvania
ave- Of four rooms; heat, gas, water and cleo |
tic lights; reasonable reht. Apply at 81 9th
ST. nv. fe5-tf
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SYLVIA GORDON, 6Ia Ninth St.

Mission is 20 bind IN bonds Of love members %
an unhappy family. DO not buy. sell. or 20 on
a journey until you consult this gifted lady
hEADo CAltDS, 15c mh4,6.TS
WoRhlNGMEN DO not realize how they spend
their money until they have purchased a suit
OF clothes or an overcoat slightly used of the
only one-prlcc house in America. JUSTFVS
OLD STAND. 6Ig d rnch7---
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

NNOOho AMI DNARD.
FOR RENT-RO0m, with OF without baard: .
heat, gas, bath same floor. OWNER SIG
2u 81. rub- r.
WANTED-rwo young men 70 occupy same well
furnished room. use Of bath. with board: SIG
monthly 1916 llth ST. NV. rnh--3t
4ps SIXTH ST NW--Handsomely furnished Sec
ond floor front room. with board for two. rea-
souabe. r,bs n
CAPITOL HILL Second door bay window az
cove front room. with good table board; also
back room. one door from East Capitol St
terms rcasonablc. 9Th ST. So. II
so3 ST NV Furnished rooms, with board
II desired; home table; central rnhs-2t
80 ST NE--Centlencn only; terms moder-
ate, reference exchanged. mh--st
40 9 NW.-Thrcc front rooms. furnished. with
Or without board two rooms light ho;sckecu-
iug al bowed. fl1h- gf
FURNISHED ROOMS. with board, hot water
heat llf 9th ST. NV. uht-IUt
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WANrED-white boy, or Pcan-yjynia ave.
NV. n
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/ Wan Sohs q Co. want three experienced
3 furnishing goods statesmen. Apply 90 manager.
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PERSONALS.

AINE- THEO.
Card Reader, Palmist Medium. Removes S1eIls
Feunltes the separated; gives luck. German
spoken 919 II 81. NV. 2Jc. 500. mhs 81
WEALTHY, LONELY kind hearted gentleman.
with elegant home, seeks wife 60 share his
BONE and wealth. Address Mr.. MANTEI $40
olye. Room so2. ST. Louis. No 1t
81 SPECTED PERSONS WATCHED evidence
secured IN all civil and criminal matters any
where secret service of high reputc. author
Hcd and bonded under the law. Office never
closed Private consultation rooms. Advice
rSe- NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY. ono
l3th 81. NV NJ BRADFORD, Superintendent
Ii
PRIVATE DETECTIVE Of experience. with birR-
class references from United states Government
officials. society people. and prominent business
men, can be consulted i'm absolute privacy no bis
residence Delicate and intricate cases are rrv
speciality Ask for Detective. SO Mount Vernon
Place NV, opposite New Public Library luo
siGnl- NJ
PALNIST-fl9 h ST. NV l5c This week ouIv
Bring this adj; separated brought together. 10
HANDSOME, Intelligent American lady. Yin
inensely wealthy, but lonely. desires to Corrc-
spond with an honest, capable gentleman, OBJ
lect, early marriage. address VERA COZ TEN
pie Building. ST. Louis. No. II
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MA wanted ID tack signs, distribute circulars,
&C. Nc secure distribution for every section Of
llc country good pay. HORN ASSOCIATION,
litH hfH10N lT y n
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.
DENTISTRY.
WALL PAPER

49, - ath S. aw., h constantly recelv-
"a lnc l1ler ana most attractive e. -si-us n
"a FuPels, and paperE roons from ID % up.
~ an investigate los yourself Gnd De- coa-
Rlli-1
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FOR SALE-TYPEWRITERs.
FOR RENT-TYPEwRITERs

FOR RENT bennington typewriter, with stand
cheap. Address BOX isi. this office. Hh1 81
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RATES FOR ADVERTISING:
ROOMS FOR 1,ENT-
BOARDING
ROOMS AND BOARD
ONE CENT A WORD.
Minimum charge.
lbc, enc insertion
ALL OTHER CLASSIFIED LINERS
TWO CENTS 4 WORD. THREE OR
MORE CONSECUTIVE DAYS. ONE
CENT A WORD.
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PROF. CLAY, 489 L St. S. W.

PHRENOLOGER. tells everything. rcunites sep
srated' teaches Palmistry. Ladies. 25c; gents.
SOC. u5h--9+
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WAETED-SALESMEN.

CIGAR salesman wanted: experience unnecrs-
sary; good pay EMANUEL & co. station
-, New York City mch1.s.152e
WANTED-Saiesmcn. SEQ monthly and crpenses:
permanent FIRST NATIONAL NURSERIES,
Rochester. =. Y. fcq2-ft-Su
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FOUND.

FOUND--Lacey's ice cream absolutely pure
20 cents pea gallon. Delivered IN unlette-e5
Degons- 6O7 New York aw, NV. m1Otf
FOR SALE-TYPEWRITERS.
REMINGTON AND SMITH TYPEWRIIERS
FOR $500
We have iOt 81 Remington and Smith ma
chimes, IN etcellent condition. that we offer your
choice for S25. 90. Also other makes Come ana
see them. SOD nth So. NV rnh6-3t
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MADAME CATHERINE.

PalInist and Card Reader sos 5th ST. NV
Tells everything YOU wish 20 know. gives Incl
for an things Bring this ad, and get "a ZOO
fortune for 25c and soc rrb--3r
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FOR EENT-Sccond floor. three rooms. very de-
Sirahic Tor housekeeping, $3.50. 1902 + St NV.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-05
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

Another advance of cents has been made by
the Standard Oil Company in the price of crude
oil from all fields This makes the price of the
Pennsylvania product 81 81, North Lima 81 Is and
South Lima and Indiana 81 TO- The advance Is
in the hope that it will stimulate the eHortS
to discover producing territory AT present
the demand is greater than the supply. ana the
failure to find new wells Of any magnitude and
falling off in production of the old wells nave
caused very serious drain upon the stocks. above
ground. An advance has also been made in refned
petroleum of 10 points, bringing it up to SSo cents
in barrels and 5,75 cents in bulk. An advance OF
< cents a barrel has also been made in Texas oil.
bringing the price up to 81 0e The news from tue
Southwest field continues diScourag1ng.
A great deal of work is being done in the Pine
Grove extension in Wetzel County. In the north
east end of this extension fourteen producing Wes
have been completed, and 1t looks now as LnouSn
this section would soon rival the Fosorn hlslTicc
The Big Injun development on Fallen Timber Run
continues as an uncertain quantity: Inc treat q
Grass Run. Harrison County, continues to produce
al the rate of $50 barrels day, making 1t the pest
producer in that section. Some new work is under
way in this and the Salem district -
On the Ohio side another good well in the new
Big Lime district has been drilled by the carter
Oil Company. making two which that company mas
struck a good one on the Hartshorn farm, gooo
for $50 barrels in the first twenty-foul hours Inese
wells have started up work in all directions ana
much is looked for in the future, More new
production is now being found in the Rinards Mills
district than anywhere else. large nunper OF
new wells are under way near UniontoWn' IN
Belmont County. eoo .a L. - rrr,Is
and 5575 cents in bulk in New-York, an advance OF
10 points; Philadelphia prices were on a basis OF
points lower Foreign prices re1nalned unCh4IseIp I
ion: Antwerp 2Oa francs per 100 kflos. and Bremen
6.S5 marks per fifty kilos -------~- -.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-05

The eppro1iate amount of the lien charge satisfy
which above described property is to be sold
(S14,000) Dollars with interest thereon
troro together with he expenses tha
saIe The approximate taxes assessments or
which be allowed
.hs purchase money. paid by Referee "a
u - e Thousand Nine Hundred Ten and 59-I00
go ef0 5sl Dollars ,o., ,ooo
Oe'eN 49, ELIHU r. FROST Referee
The foregoing sale is hereby adjourned to Tuesday.
r,-.an,ber 18th 1902 the time and place
i'gSet ISetaS New York December 2nd 1902
Dd'eu - ELIHU B. FROST. Referee
coIJDERT BROTHERS Plaintiff Attorneys; ofnce and
Postoiice Address. No q Broadway Manhattan. New
york City.
The foregoing sale Is hereby further d1ourned 70 Tues
30fh, 1902 the same time and place.
Dsl@' ->e" ' FI,IFIU B. FROST. Referee.
CoUDERT BROTHERS, Plaintiffs Attorneys Once and
Postofsce Address, No. II Broadway. Manhattan New
York City.
The foregoing sale Is hereby further adjourned to
weSnesdav 21st 1908, the same time and
place. 80 .ooo
~ - FIIFfJ B. FROST. Referee.
.-ayrDr,RT RFoTHFRS Once and
Postofice Address. No. II Broadway. Manhattan New
York
New-York tribune., 1903-01-05
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

~ Margaret Welche, plaintiff. against Rosaie Schoen-
berg and defendants In Judgment
OF Foreclosure SALE duly made entered in th.
above entitled and bearing first day OF
An-il 1902 l. undersigned the said tidg-
will sell at public auction the York
Real Estate No Ill Broadway the Bor-
cugh Manhattan in the County and City Of New York
on the day December. 1902 Twelve o'clock noon
on that day by Vincent A Ryan, Auctioneer the premises
directed by said Judgment TO be sold and therein
serited follows All that certain lot. piece parcel
and State OF York. and known by Street
Number Thirty 900 Ninth Street and bounded and
escrfbed as follows Beginning point southerly
side of West distant hundred thirty
<aet nine westerly from the
ofF Fifth West Ninth running
thence southwardy parallel with nine
feet eleven inches: thence
Ninth Street twenty-five
inches thence northwar6ly and again parallel with
nrety-three feet and eleven to
eoIherlv side West Ninth Street and thence east
pSardlv along twenty-five feet and
to the point place Of beginning be said dis
sold Subject contingent rights claims. any
there be- barred by the Judgment herein in favor
sTg narsons unborn parties this action
Joseph Rosenield deceased
S+eees under his will recorded the office the Surro-
80 NJ New York County in Liber 316 of at page
15o cr under such heirs or devsees
New York November 10. 1902.
EIIHU B. FROST, Referee
r-oIr0tPT BROTHERS Plaintiffs Attorneys. Office and
rosiof5ce Address. II Broadway, Manhattan New
York.
West 9th Street.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-05
THE c,TTs 25oTH ANNIVERSARY.

The committee Of the City Club TO arrange for a
celebration of the 25oth anniversary of the estab
lishment of municipal government in this city mas
determined that February :, which was the c1te
nronosed for the celebration will be too early. and
that more time will be required. The committee
believes that it is the year which should be cele
brated rather than any particular day. for. whiie
the nrst formal steps in the formation of munlci-
pai government were taken on February 2, 1853
they were soon followed in the same year by other
events in the formation Of municipal government
The committee has agreed that proper ceiebra-
tior should be larger and more generally repte Pc,
sentative than ii would be possible for the CITY
Club to organize III aided. a committee. consisting
of R Fulton Cuttin E r. l. Gould and Isaac y
Sei;eran has been appointed to wait upon the
Mayor to discuss the matter with him. The con-
mfttee of the City Club consists of Charles H
Strong. chairman; Isaac n. Seligman: Norton God
dard Charles c. Nadal and Winfred 7. Denison
New-York tribune., 1903-01-05

approximate of the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property is 10 be sold is ten
00 dollars with interest thereon April
Ist 1902 togehe: with the expenses the sale The
approximate Of other
be allowed the purchaser of
chase money or paid by Referee. thousand
three hundred and seventy-tree and 95-10o s2 9)
dollars.
Dated New York November 10th. 1902
ELIBU B. FROST. Referee.
The foregoing sale is hereby adjourned Tuesday
10th. 1902, at fhe time and place.
Dated New York December End, 1902.
ELIHU B. FROST. Referee.
CoUDERT BROTHERS. Plaintiffs Attorneys Office and
Postofice Address. No. ii Broadway, Manhattan New
York City.
The foregoing hereby further adjourned
dav December 30th, 1902, time place
Dated New York. December 18TH
ELIHU B. FROST. Referee.
coUDERT BROTHERS. Plaintiffs Attorneys Office and
Postofice Address, No. II Broadway, Manhattan
City.
The foregoing sale is hereby further adjourned to
Wednesday, January 21s 1903, the same time and
place.
Dated New York. December 80. 1902
ELIHU B. FROST, Referee.
COJDERT BROTHERS. Plaintiffs Attorneys and
Postofice Address, No. II Broadway. Manhattan New
York
New-York tribune., 1903-01-05
DR.. SAVAGE ON POVERTY.
Seek First the Kingdom of God" He QuoteS
as Cure for 1t.

The Rev Minot J. Savage. in his sermon yester-
dax morning preached "Jesus's Cure of EVIL
He said in part:
There is a great deal of poverty in the world, and
people in New-York to-day who are hungry who
are cold. vino are suffering frcm lack Of clothing
and a fire. who have proper shelter Does, tue
teaGhng o. Jesus the 1HorId that is of any prac
All the p91ecfy ond 9 1he h Wped out of existence in
Twenty-Five years. If everybody would simply oegln
ness ~ fo love God and to love their fellow men.
,etn1f of incompetence there are men with abii-
;+I ss ra saw 10 make money: you place them in
the midst Of the finest opportunities ana tney ian Ia
NE Ihese III and so Unable 10 earn money but
venture 10 say this II could eliminate from the
Of poverty which is the result of moral evil; the
rest of 1; could be taken care OF in week:
would venture raise money enough to meet every
case OF real need in the city of New-fork II only
the m2ostgre ana ms me ne e6q eid tpe ne eminated
IN we could only find the worthy-the people that
ought 10 be syrnpatheticaliy helped and cared for
The larger part Of the poverty of the world is the
result of vice and evil things which would NOT
Jes1,s All the vice and the crime OF the world, of
course. would be DESTROYED tfere would be no neeo
iats-aIl that blot upon civilization would dis
appear at once. -, -
lftie effect people recognize the advantage OF
law keeping. recognze that along those lines are are
unfairly choosing 10 walk in the way that Jesus
pointed out
Discussing the teaching of Jesus in its bearing on
the relation Of capital and labor, Dr. Savage said:
6o ,ot believe that the labor problem is thing
which be settled for good and All. settled IN
one strike dispute: II Is merely taxing one Step
other nisunderstandings, and there will be no
settlement OF these things by economic or po-
c,IlSIizstion But all the evil can be taken of
them IL men would only learn 20 seek nrsi the
enonfovers Of the world were ready seek justice:
TO see what ought 10 be done, not grasp 10 get al