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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-03

Last nights meeting of the Astoria
Debating society was one Of the most
interesting ever held. Hon. John H,
Smith addressed the club on Sam Sim
pson and His POEMS" and almost 100
persons were out to hear him, Mr..
Smith sketched the life of the lamented
poet from the time of his boyhood and
told of the trials and tribulations Of his
career, He spoke particularly Of his
life in Astoria, where his first news.
paper experience came to him. Mr.,
Simpson was employed on the budget,
under o. W. Dunbar, whose lack of
appreciation of simpsons work was
hardly encouraging. Mr.. Smith ex-
pressed the belief that many OF Mr..
simpsons best poems had been thrown
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-03
THE MORNING ASTORIAN
TELEPHONE Gsi.
TopAY Y's WE A r HER Z


. AVS wEA ATItER =
. Portland. Mar. 2,--wclterG or- .
. egon-Showera Western WASH =
. inston cloudy and threatening .
y y 80 y y y . . D y y y q .
New flower and garden seeds just In,
johnson Rros.
send In your orders for Wyoming
coal $ fillmore q Co.
Four up.,o-date BARRIERS al the occi-
den,, You don't have to walt.
All thp lates, books, papers and mag
ngines AZ Svcnsons book store.
Wyoming coal, THE HOUSE COAL.
Sand orders to s. Eimoro 4 Co.
For sale--A good secondhand organ
for tsS, Apply at this office for par.
ticulars.
For good, reliable piano work see
your local tuner. Tn. Fredcrickson.
?o'i Bond street, Phone s0It Red
rypewriting done at reasonable rates,
Composition speciality. win c,
Rishop. Central hotel.
am selling the largest cake Of pure
white imported olive oil castle soap
ever sold here for the money Call and
see for yourself Rogers. druggist.
Good service. and good goods. at tho
right price is what you want when pur-
chasing groceries Give us trial and
we will see 10 II that you win be pleas
ed with The goods. service and price,
johnson Bros.
An energetic manager for office TO be
olened In this city for large manufac-
turing concern Salary 500 per month
extra commissions and expenses. $500
cash security required, Best Of ref
erehces Address Manager p, o, box
.iat San Francisco. Calf.
what Is the troubleY Faulty plumb
ing and poor fixtures? For the best
sanitary plumbing goods ana skillfni
thorough workmanship send your Or
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-03

For Rent--rhrec rooms furnished for
housekeeping, Inquire at sehully's
hardware store. Commercial street. be-
tween Ninth and Tenth.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-03

At Sundays meeting Of Astoria aerie
OF Eagles, Worthy President Herman
Wise appointed The following commit
tee to arrange for the memorial serv-
Ices to be held on the third Monday in
May; Herman Wise, Thos. Dealey, J.
N. Laws, j, Cheshire, G.. T.. Foster,
nr. r. l., Pilkington, G. #. Wise. Jo-
seph Gribler, James Hannaford and A.
seafeidt. The motion for appointment
Of the committee provided that Presi-
dent Wise should be ex-offleio chair
man. Extensive preparations are be-
ing made for the memorial exercises
and large number of outside Eagles
are expected to attend.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-03

For Sale~A new Ideal cash register.
Has never been used and Is bargain,
Inquire at Astorlan office.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-03

For sale--A good secondhand organ
for tsS Apply at this office for par.
ticulars.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-03

You viii always find the best i5c
meal In the city at the Rising Sun RES
tnurant. No, e12 Commercial street.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-03

Wyoming coal, THE HOUSE coal
Sand orders TO 8. Eimoro 4 Co.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-03

rypewriting done al reasonable rates,
Composition IA speciality. win G.
Rishop, Central hotel.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-03

For good, reliable plano work see
your local tuner. Tn. Frcderickson.
?on Bond street, Phone s0H Red
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-03

am selling the largest cake Of pure
white imported olive oil castle soap
ever sold here for the money Call aud
see for yourself, Rogers. druggist.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-03

mi Strictly frcHh ranch eggs: two dozen
Abe, johnson Bros.
Fancy Crawford peaches Iec per
. pound at Johnson Bros.
. Miss Ann Nowlen returned yesterday
. from willamette university.
q The steamer Elmorc will leave As
. ,oria for Tilamook bay points wednes-
-- day, March I, atsa. IN.
You viii always find the best l5c
meal In the city at the Rising Sun res
,nuran,. No, e1s Commercial street.
For Sale-,A new Ideal cash register,
Il. Has never been used and Is bargain,
- Inquire at Aatorlan office.
" For Rent--rhrce rooms furnished for
housekeeping, Inquire at sehully's
hardware store. Commercial street. be-
l.. tween Ninth and Tenth.
Dr. II, l.. Henderson 10 now Cling
An the office Of state health officer for this
r port to which he was recently appoint-
"a by the governor. He received his
commission last Saturday.
n. 4 letter inclosed In blue envelopl
and addressed TO Meier 4 Frank. Port
land. VAS lost on the streets yesterday.
a. The finder IL requested 20 return same
{ 10 The Astorian office,
&. Prof, II. s. Lyman. who has been III
re In the local hospital for some days, win
W leave there today. He is greatly Inn
I'd proved In health and u is thought that
shortly he win be entirely recovered.
no Mr., Duncan Ferguson Of San Fran
r. cisco has accepted n position with Her
I'd man Wise. Mr., Ferguson has bad con-
s. siderable experience as travelling sui |,
Q. esmau and comes highly recommend !
ed,
DC Charles Wische, who has been In the
c. employ of swanWilson for number of |
IN years, has resigned his position there
90 to run saloon for himself He will
4 open his business at the corner OF
* Eighth and Astor streets in about
month,
D The little daughter Of .'ohn ], Jor-
u genson Of East Astoria died Sunday
n forenoon from complication of scarlet
r fever and diphtheria. The funeral.
:, which wa sconducted privately, was
j. held yesterday with interment In
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-03

Miss Ann Nowlen returned yesterday
from willamette university.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-03

. Portland, Mar. 2,--WclterG or- .
. egon-Showera Western Wash. =
. ington cloudy and threatening, .
y y y q y y y . . q y q y q .
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-03-03

Strictly frcHh ranch eggs; two dozen
Abe, Johnson Bros.
Fancy Crawford peaches ioo per
pound at johnson Bros.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

H C. Senior & Co have sold for James Scarlett
No S44 West Fifty-hrst-st.. Ave story two family
nathouse. 206xSOx1GO feet TO a Mrs. MOorhead for
investment.
penter to Mr.. Kingsland No. 1S5 West Seventy
second-st, four story brOwnstone front dwelling
mousse with dring room extension. 2zxsox1W foet.
The Lovejoy Noyes Company has sold for Rob
ert NJ Donaldson the six story store and loft build
ing Nos. 81 and 81 Parh-st The plot contains
ly 1850 square feet and the building is rented for
a long term OF years to OberIy & Newell.
Cohen & GIauber have bought from the Metro
poltan Savings Bank Nos. 1881 and 13SS Fifth-ave,
northwest corner Of e-hundred-and- fourteenth
St. three FIVE story fathouses. with store IN No
1.SSs adjoining hathouse No, East One-hundred-
nd-foUrteenth-st.. together plot fronting 5on
feet on the avenue and 40 feet the street The
seller bought the Fffth-ave. parcel for $500 as
plaintiff in foreclosure suit about month ago
Cohen & Glauber have bought No. 66 East One
hundred-and- -thirteenth-st, fve story hathouse
lot 25x1OOu feet
Cohen & C;lauber have sold the northeast corner
Of Madison-ave. and Observation-Disclosures
ST.. a five story hathouse. plot 6oN1o@5 feet
bought recently
George Buckbee has sold the four story brick
hathouse and stores the west side OF Webster
ave. 80 feet north of one-hundI Ied-and-seventy-
eighth-st-
John G. Mumford No zoos East One-hundred-a1d-
seventy-eighth-st, two family frame house
Baruch the fiye story American basement dwelling
house, No. 500 West ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on
william H. keenan, has sold the three family
dwelling house No $50 Beach-ave on lot lSxSo feet
Albert Zimmerman has bought No. 16S East One
-and-sxty- -second-st. a hye story hathouse
on lot 25x1O0 feet. from the Brokers Realty and
Herman Cohen has bought from Gustave E. Bau-
hahn No. 53S East Sixty-hrst-st tive story tene-
Siawson & Hobbs have sold for Sarah L Stanley
the four story dwelling house No. S5 West Eighty
seVenth-St., plot 2JXlO0S Ieet.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29

I. was rather q puzzle. because Armour was re-
por4e6 10 have bought cash wheat literally through
kansas Weather conditions were not unfavor-
sble-showers in the Northwest clear ana warm
IN the West and Southwest Nortn"est cars We're
qz against ZS5 last year. Primary receipts,
.. o.o bushels compared with L4lS.o0 bushels
~ Government weekly report declared spring
wheat conditions rather unfaVofaDle' the winter
wheat Weld Hight but the quaHty nigh The
-orld,s visible Increased 5000 bushels, compared
- - ooo b,sheis decrease last year. The con-
- -, !, az 0Do bushels. decreased 1s7. 900
t,er.ls C-Iesrances were 1ol.ooo bushels. The ex-
r1-+ dsr,sr6 remained poor, Nothing was sold
be-e 7-be seaboard reported twenty loads
There was much the same experience IN corn as
-; v,,oor . great deal OF profit taking, with the
=, - -. oSout the opening, but with the last
-. -. - s.e under Monday. September sold at
tasso sr6 PIC and closed 521ac- December closed
seT-o. Nav 52i2c sellers The weather
a - - clear ana through the
80 -rbe weekly government report said that
--sous damage had been inflicted. corn
80. .,oe,sned with dry weather in the Southwest
80 .o.tract stocks. 3143oo0 bushels, decreased
-, h,shels Clearances were $4,000 bushels
raoe,nts we're 2sS cars. with . contract; to-mor-
- estimate only los. Cables were sd higher.
While holders o1 '-
the buyers
- cats were irregular, as low as 3s15c but bid
- +o &c lust at the close. Receipts were 45S cars.
- ls7 standard and private elevators turned
-. about 10000 bushels standard oats. The de-
S-e5 and active futures closed &c TO &c lower;
sentember, 33lzc; December S43sc; May, S61zc sell
- The stock Of standard oats L656Oo0 bushels,
toressed SIS 90 bushels. It looks as If the July
boIders had enough short interest 10 carry their
6eal through. though they will probably have TO
-sv for over 25O0O 900 bushels standard.
armour took the provisions 1t the opening. and
-o-x was advanced S0c; lard 25c, and ribs, 25c.
There were some Tecessions before the close be-
csuss Cudahy and others were sellers. The market,
however closed strong. There were 1900 hogs
here with prices steady; q 600 hogs West, against
4 90 last year. armour is apparently protecting
the provision market as cautiously possible
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
REAL ESTATE.
Mrs. Nicholas Fish Sells Her Home
IN IrUing Place.

Mrs. Nicholas Fish has sold her horne az No. s.
Irving Place to Charles F. de Casanova. who has
leased the building TO Miss Maude Gillian for term
Of years. The sale. which was made through Og-
den & Clarkson. probably means that the house
will no longer be used for strictly residence pur-
poses.
MIS-. Fish Is the widow OF Nicholas Fish. and
the house just sold was his home up 70 the time
OF his death last faH The house is four-st0ry
and basement broWnstOne front. lot 26 feet
front and $50 feet deep. 1t held at $500 II
was handsomely furnished the interior decorations
representing the accumulatlons OF many years OF
careful selection Much OF the furnishing had been
brought from foreign countries.
Mrs. Fish has not been living in the house since
the death Of her husband. IL Is OF the last Of
the houses in the neighborhoOd OF Irving Place
and Cframercy Park which have not been converted
into apartment houses or used for boarding house
purposes.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Post-ave n v corner Hawthorue-st. 1O}x10O;
Post-ave. n g corner HawthOrne-st. IO0xlOO;
Post-ave 6 g 100 II e OF HawthOrne-st. 2OOx
l5O Samuel T Knapp 70 John Knapp; and
seth-st No ia West 2519s g. william Rniney
Zachariah ZachaTias mortgage SSOO0 80,
same property; Zachariah Zaeharias TO Leo NJ -
Klein another; mortgage, $4,000; and 100
Same property; Leo NJ Klein and another 70 ooo
1I5th-st n s. 325 II Of Lenox-ave. 75xIOO.II;
Charles * Robinson to Frederick W Robinson;
mortgage S75 OtO Nominal
Riverdale-aye plot contains Is 2Oe-l 600 acres.
Cuthbert Lane. opposite Mount st Vincent
gage sal 500 Nominal
f5rd to -SS John i Ri,herfard 1000
I2sth-st 266.s Tth-ave. IS Sx99.11:
John E Duffy. referee. John Riker and -
another osOOV
Mayer 4roGn H2 IN mortgage IS % 10000
T1st-st " corner Lexington ave. 30xsO.5; Juliet
$3.50 COO Nominal
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
Foreclosure Sales.



Emma James Parrish. Piaintin. against James H
Smith others. DefendantsIn pursuance
locutory judgment OF partition and duly made
1903 duly in the office CLERK sf
County Of New York. the 9th day OF July. 1908.
the Undersigned the referee in said Judgment named VIII
sell public auction the New York Real Estate Sales
No l6l Broadway, IN the Borough o. Manhattan
City OF New York on the GJh day OF august 1908.
tOneer. the premises directed said Judgment
sold. and therein described follows
First Parcel: All certain lot piece or parcsl Of
land. situate. lying and being Goth OF
City New York Borough OF Mani attain bounded and
described follows: Beginning point the s0uth
erly side 29eh Street distant hundred
ve feet easerIy the corner formed by the ntes
DaTsIiei Tith SIN avenue rbfrtvTvT FEET sev.1 snd
thence easteriy along the land formerly said
Hammersley ncntng toward 2eth Street twenty-five feet
tweutyline and eleven inches
the southery side OF 2Sth thence
place OF said
being known by street No. pa West 18th Street.
land the building thereon erected situate Wing and
being IN the 10th Ward Borough OF Manhattan City
ginning at point on the southery side OF 18th Street
distant hundred and eighty feet eastsriy the
18th street with the eastery side OF Sth Avenue and
running easterly along the said southsrly side OF 29
Sth Avenue thrtyhve feet and three and threea-ter
inches tAe land late Of Hammersley- themes
westerly IN diagonal line nclinlng 10 the south along
lhe sac ttaIes!ey e twenty tert one inch and one
OF inch and thence u0rne-y and parallel
the said san Avenue thirtyseven feet and oneha os
an men more or e 10 the soucnery side or 18th Street.
DATED New York July
PHILLIPS s AVERY Attorneys for Piaintif once and
Postortce address. No. 154 Nassau Street Tribune
Building. Borough OF Manhattan New York City.
The following Is diagram Of the first parcel which
Is known and BY the street number "a Wsgt 18th
2gth strsst
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
REALTY NOTES.

John Bradley has leased for term OF years
to MINNIE Reno No. West sixteenth-st-, four
story brownstone front dwelling house, on plot
35xs3 feet adjoining the southwest corner OF Fifth
ave
George A Bowman & Co. have leased for Mrs
Caroline Grant to the White Sewing Machine
Company. manufacturers Of touring cars, Nos A5
and 217 West Forty-eighth-st, a two story automo-
bile station, on plot 39X93 feet - - .
J. II. Stoutenburgh is the buyer OF NO 10 V,s West
Seventy-fourth-st.. sold recently oy l. J. FhIAps
& Co. for Rosa z. MerraI -. -,
Charles P. Egan is the buyer Of No $50 West End End
ave the sale OF which by Jesse c. Bennett & CO.
for Minnie Blendermann. was recently reported.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29

l. -
William Lethsuser and others. PLAINTIFFS. against
tnterCuJory Judguer- OF partition and sale
duly and entered IN the above entitled action and
referee said Judgment naned. will sell public
York Real Estate Saesroon. No. 151
Broadway. the Borough OF Manhattan city of New
YORK the s0Ln day ASl5 a. O'CLOCK noon
day. by Philip Snlyth. auctioneer. the premises
directed by said Judgment be sold and therein de-
scribe follows: All that certain lot piece parcel %
buildings erected
being the Borough Of the Bronx. City OF New York
ard designated certain % the Village q
chester. Of New York made bv Andrew Findlay.
dated West Farms November l1th. fs4s. and
part of lot Number eleven bounded
follows to wit; Begtnning point The East side oe
ored and sixteen t2ll feet ortherly from the
by intersection the Aadson
Avenue and the Northerly side of One hundred
enty-stxth formerly AtD Street running thence
parallel hundred seventy-sxth street;
EiEhtynve $50 feet and FftysiI 56Io01
one hundred eight CIOS thence Westerly again
n txfh Stree
EiEhryave $50 feet ana FftySIx o1e h1ds1bg fSYCsS
~ Esete-i, sf9s
ming thence S0athery side o. MasiSo
avenue one hundred and eight C0S feet the point
DATED New York July 7th. 1873
EDWARD J McGEAN. Rsferss.
NJ , EARL.EY. Attorney for PiaintiHs 90 frossE-av
Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY
EBERHAPDr & TIAdsGE. Attorneys defendant Aunis
W SETON GORDON. Attorney for dessndan, Georxs p
p. Leitheuser 8
Il. 3 A NJ MACLAY. Attorneys for defendant Henry
JOSEPH A. FARLEY. Attorney for defendant rAsoaor.
W COLEMAN HUGHES. Guardian ad H.sn for August
FREpERICK s. FISHER. Guardian al utem for Henry
The following diagram OF property to Be sold
Ave.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

F3v D Phoenix Iugraharn German Place. 3 ISL
II n of i56th-st T5 9. Wise agt L Rock
L 8 Marx, atty; c \ Jackson
352 taxes. S325 y.
BY l. Phillips CO. Lafontaine-ave s. 15l ~ OF OF
Quarry Road 2ax11O3O Quarry Road X26ZX9S- :
story T dwg h; NJ Hess r Organ and anot9eri
Campbell & Y attys NJ . Davidson. ret: amount dus'
$525: taxes, etc. S496 9s prior mort $500 80, -
L Wells: 6sS Creston-ave. e s. 5ls-o y ..
96h-st 4Ox75 Sx4Ox75I; story dwg h. story oi1S
on rear: North = Y Coop and L Assn agt kenn
FIildreth G Davies, ref; amount DUE
So 467 93; taxes, etc. $5SS 3S ~.
Bv Peter Meyer: 400 Peasant-ave n corner l%Ist-
II 6x64 story front dwg h; Dry DOCK SaN inst
" Buehl ct al: NJ Tichenor ATTY; L IoinphIns'
ref; amount due 81 4O3 O5; taxes, etc. $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Lippraan Israel to Pineus Lowenfald and another:
500: demand $4,000
Years per 1850
0Ii, nortsagcs s44oo given 70 secure Contract 5000
SO 600: demand 1000
Verrilli Rocco and another % James Madigani
ter cent 1900
Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church Eng
lishl 10 Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank;
I37th-st. S Brown Place year.
Same TO Henry Never; same property; prior
cent $780, 5000
Hotchklss. Juliet n 70 Lawyers Title Insurance
yesT IA per $500
ls h1ssfdanave. ana No i7ss: years. per cent asoOO
Sas o60: year per cent. 1000
s5a-st No s. Vest: years ~ per cent sOOOo
Hoffman. MAYER an another the CITY Mortgage
year per cent. 1900
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Fv Joseph p Day: e74 OakIand-ave. 125 = OF
CIinon-ave, 25x1OO story dWg h foreclosure sale
Thomas agt Kenn ct al Charles + f4aocs
atty Edwin a Watson, ref; due on Judgt, 81 !0O ~
sts 500 taxes etc, $500; TO the palnn Ior S
nv BRYAN I, KauneIly: AS JerOme-ave, q s. 0lio
II 5 W of 1sOth-st S1.5x COX \ lS6 70
: Foriham road x 649X SI TO beginning; 4
story and stores; the Park Mortgage CoEipssny
agr Percy B Young Fettretch Silkrnan & Seyoe
attys; Jacob Cantor ref; due on tudsL $50 90
es etc, 81 oil Ct: George W Peene Tor So4SVo
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
Financial Meetings.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
IN NEW YORK
New York. June Is. 1soa

Ne' York June IS 1902
4 SPECIAL MEETING O1 THE SHApr
holders o. The National Bank Of Commerce IN y
York is called. AID VII be held
y Nassau Street the Borough OF ManhaF-s5 No.
Clt- ot New York. Wedresdsy the gth Gar "a me
1903. - O'Clock noon, folloViug <-l-
~ authorize the Increase of the capital sIosE -
stlc2a4 Bank q CcrnrDe-c- n New York 80
y te issue q 10000 ac1lronaI shares each Of ne
Na-ee o. $lV OF "lcn h1olonal capital stock ~ 90
shares may used for the purpose ~
business OF Western National 5s, Ile
me United States New York. AID restfue =, OF
eeo-onsl capital stock 70 Wit: 20 600 shares are - -
c1eEed the Shareholders o. rhe National bs
ilerce ir SeE YORK fsF srbs--Ipton 10 tfe
tHeIty-nFe per cent. g I1er respective h16irrs ~
suly . 1913 the price q Sl40 per share an On
losea q The circular q the Board Directors a.
June teth 1903. 1@'eo
y TO P-ov-ee that the number Of TIE Directors shall b
not less than nine than forty-eieht sS -.
+4ite 70 Lme the BYLAWS may prescribe. --'iH
This meeting called and this notice .s given b.. ,
. the Board OF Directors and upon the written roi5
q more than twenty shareholders % the Bank hold
.ik 10 TIE aggregate than one-fourth
es.--g saares q the National Bank OF Comnaerce m W.
-Sf- and required - the Articles Associatior
WILLIAM c. DEVALI. Cas5tar
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Rivinston-st No S3T. for a story brick
esT M9FEsAfKR KurtzT wH Rent 1Shitects sllOOC
36th-5t 40 for six story brick nat
Howsrd fGgSs 81 r. 4HiSS arcSitset l"ss $4,000
6th-ave. No 423 10 ~. for fve story brick
son TSs oqdi9s Tssebe2 Sl a9ohitec sleoFseh
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29

The foregoing parcel VIII Be sold subject leass
for hundred from January I. 1903
anuuul affecting undivided tWo-thtTds
interest said parcel
The approximate amount OF the taxes. assessments
and water said parcel which 70 Be allowed
10 the purchaser OF the purchase paid BY
the cree Is $4,000
following IS diagram OF the second parcel which
Is known and BY the street number 2ts West 18th
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
Insurance Statement.
STATE OF NEW YORK.

STATE OF NEW YORK
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
WHEREAS, THE TEUTONIA INSURANCE
Company, located AT New Orleans in the State
louisiana has filed this once a sworn statement by
the proper officers thereof showing It's condition and
business and has complied in all respects
OF this state relating to Fire Insurance Companies in
corporsted by other States Of the United States;
Now, Therefore In pursuance Of law. l. Francis Hen
bricks Superintendent OF Insurance
York, do hereby certify Company hereby
authorized 20 fits appropriate business Of
Insurance in this State, with law during
the current year The condition and business Of said
1902 is shown follows
Aggregate OF available assets.... sT84 4O27. OF
Aggregate liabilities (except
surpus). Including reinsurance - 7I1O73
Amount OF actual paid-up
Surplus Observation-Disclosures. s6el6 "a
Amount of income for the year 734 4S
Amount OF expenditures for year, cash..
n witness whereof have hereunto subscribed my
IL 81 and caused the seal OF Office affixed the
day and year above written.
FRANCIS HENDRICKS.
Superintendent Insurance
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
Financial.

MONEY To LOAN OK COUNTRY PROP
" ERTY no matter where located o. descrip-
ton 81 large small amounts and at low rates Ad
s-ess 4. Box TO- Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
fT6th (sfottl ST

1T6th (N1otO ST
pqot I Il 10 Be subject
.,9oarsfrr together Plots II are
T. sod saparatey free and clear. The approxnats
toFta other liens
- fhS nlIrchaser paid By
Feferpe Il $3.50 and Interest.
DATED New York July Ith. 1903
EDWARD J. AeGEAE. Refers
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29

q ~ Land late
OF HammersleT.
approximate 0f the Assessments Gd
said parcel which to be allowed 70
purchaser OF the purchase money. OF paid by
the referee. Is S4S.4G
Dated New York July eth. 1e03.
HAROL.D NATHAN Refsrss
New-York tribune., 1903-07-29
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