davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-11
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following letters remain un
claimed in the postoffice in this city
for the week ending March 9TH. A
charge of one cent will be mad to
have advertised letters ,livered.
Ewing, Ed H.; Florence. q. M. :
Hamilton. B. Halligan. Thos. ;Kraus.
F NJ. martin, B. W.; Milner. Sam
uel; Ottzen. R. j.; Pope. W. Fl. ;
Reeves, L. b. :; Smith. p. H. ;Shults,
j. F. Werce. Martin.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-11
THE COLORADO MIDLAND
RAILWAY
Double Daily Service
East and West

From the Atlantic to the Pacific.
Splendid Equipment, Excellent Service,
Prompt Schedule. The short line to all
points East and South.
East Bound-Leaves Grand Junction at
6:15 a. IN. and 6:45 p. m.
West Bound-Arrives at Grand JunL u
at 1903 p. m. and 11:09 p, m.
Through Tourist Cars to Chicago al. every
Thursday.
Reclining Chair Cars on all trains. Seats
Free. Solid trains of chair cars, coaches
and Pullman Palace Sleeping cars to Glen
wood, Leadville, Cripple Creek, Pueblo and
Denver through the heart of the Rockies
and the best of Colorado Scenery.
For tickets, folders and any Information
call on or address,
q 81 Speers, Gen. Pass Agt
Denver. Colo
C HBush, Traffic Manager.
Denver. Colo
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-11
US. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.

Grand Junction. Colo March 10, 1908
Local observations taken at O'Clock
mountain time:
Maximum temperature yesterday. 90
Minimum temperature this morning was
% degrees above zero.
Relative humidity at p. IN. yesterday, 9o
per cent.
Relative humidity at 6 a. m. 81 per cent
Precipitation during the last "a hours Ira.
R. II. SULLIVAN,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
Forecast for Colorado, as telegraphed
from the district center at Denver, for SO
hours ending p. M, mountain time yes
terday.
Fair tonight and Wednesday,
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-11
PUBLIC EXHIBITION.

Thursday afternoon at 8 p. IN. Prof.
Thomson. the Palmlst and Mind
Reader. will perform on thu street.
some of his most wonderful tests in
mind reading. starting from in front
of the Fair Do not fail to see it. He
is located at 52S Main.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-11
PRECINCT ooMM1rTEEMEN.

LIST ward-David Kane, Thomas
Chambers.
2nd ward-John B. Sullivan. James
Comins.
E. 3rd. ward-Chas. W. Haskell
Nelson Hards.
w. 3rd ward. d.-Frank Haskell, r.
p. Graham.
4th ward-J. E. Dulmaine, G. P.
holland.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-11

Gussie Chamebrs is taking work in
the English course at the G.. V. c..
School.
Walter Primrose has been connfied to
his home for several days with rheu-
matism.
A. w. Newman, manager of The
Sentinel's Industrial Edition went to
Fruita today, ON business connecte
with the edition.
Found-A large bunch of KEYS, at
same by proving pro perty and paying
for this notice.
W. M. Randall was an outgoing pas
senger Sunday morning. bound for
Grand Junction, where he will pur-
base few car loads of sheep. -Tellu-
ride Journal.
The first big auction of The Grand
Junction Auction company will occur
Saturday morning March 18th at 10
O'Clock The sales will occur at the
H. G. Bedwell Livery and Transfer
Stables.
There was meeting of the Law
and Order League held at the Congre-
gational church last night. and com
mittee was appointed to propose
names of candidates which the League
will endorse in the coming election.
The time has come when you should
begin to think about your flowers,
which you are going to liant this
spring. By all means have little
patch in your yard where YOU can
have some flowers. Plant some of
hardy variety along the ditch in front
of your residence. where they can be
seen and can have all the water they
need. 1t will add materially to the
appearance of the city.
A fire occurred in the Sun editorial
rooms this afternoon. The fire was
located in the roof of the building
The department cut into the roof and
with small stream of water soon put
the fire out. AS there was 10 fire in
the front room it cannot be discovered
how the roof caught fire, unless it was
the heat thrown off from one of Will
liam's hot editorials. This is the
only manner in which the fire can be
accounted for. The damage was
slight, being confined mainly to the
wetting down of some heavy editorial
manuscript of the editor. The SEN
tinel offers professional sympathy.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-11
GRAND PRIZE BALL.

Friday. April 3rd Prof Stovall
will give a grand ball at Turner hall.
Gold medals will be given to the best
lady and gentleman waltzer Music
by Stovall's full orchestra. III ext )
800.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-11
= = = y -'11s : U
GEO. SMITH, Sec.
.PALMIsT AND CLAIRvoYANT1

Prof. r. Hughes Thomason, now
has a down town office. 52s Main
street. Call and see for what you
are best adapted.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-11
S. P. CONVENTION GALL.

The Socialist party will meet in
mass convention. Tuesday. March 10.
1908 a5 8 p. m. for the purpose of
nominating a city ticket for the
April election.
J. W. SAWYER.
Chairman.
GEO. A. SMITH. Sec.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-11

Gussie Chamebrs is taking work il
the English course at the G.. V. C
School.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-11
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

There will be meeting of the stock
holders of the Western Slope Oil.
Gas and Development company on
Friday. March goth 1903. at the coun-
ty court house, Grand Junction. Col
of officers and any other business that
may come before the meeting.
Signed,
Il NJ CJOCnMp pra
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-11
GEO. A. SMITH. Sec.

The fronts of the Smith & Co. g drug
store and the Fashion are being given
a coat of paint today.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
WORK WANTED

y.oI->f. GERMAN. IS wears Of age. -
learn mechanical engineering. can speak
q little English. Address e, Box ~ Ir'o-
une OffiCe.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
foreclosure sales.

sale duly made and entered in the aneV een,,eea I
Jaos the undersigned. the Referee IN SAID luds
xiIl sell al public auction. at the New ork teai
iSssta Salesroon No Ill Broadwsy IN tne pofoDsn OF
l.se,,aa city OF New the goth day or feoru-
r% IaoS M II o'clock that day by Herhert A
snctioneer the premises direoted by sald 5noS
,aent 10 he sold therein described as
hs csTtan lot piece parcel of land with the bulo
;,cs and improvements thereon situate lyns an9 peiIs
ss+ba TusSh Ward the City OF New ork !ioorousn
Nsnhsttanl and bounded and described as tohoTs' 70
- rerinnirr at a point on the westerly Sloe OF
fSlesssnt Avenue stNtyseven teb rect ana ss'
- inches southerIy from the point corner tonled o
the southerF SIDE OF one 1uhdreu
oso.oT street with westerly side Of Pleasant ave
80 snd running thence westerly ana parallel TO oIe
1Iy.5res and Nineteenth ana ,art Of the way
t-n,,s marty wall erected partly OF the lot befeoy
eansSes and rartly the lot next adjoining on te
side thereof seventy-fve tf5f feet; thence
,beriy snd nanael with Pleasant Avenue. sixteen
inches: thence eaSteriy parsie4
Nineteenth Street and part OF the
49, ro,sh party erected partly on the lot nereE
-,-eZ,ed ard rarity lot next adjoining On me
.Cthery eide thereof seVentyfive ld5t feet 70 .ns
,ster, side Of Pleasant Avenue. and thence
l,n Said westerly of Pleasant Avenue sixteen o'
Sst AID eight ts inches the point or place OF oee
ming - oo,,. 500,
Iaied Nc" ioiA' 'a ALBERT + SIRE Referee
PISS & TJFPPFNHEIMER. Attorneys for so
Fsrosdyyav BoroJlgh Of Manhattan, New fcTh
The Following is Of the property 10 oe S'''
,+s street number is S53 Pleasant Avenue;
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13

~ of New York.-Robert c. Watson Francis a. Wal wat
son ar5 Henri r . watson Executors of and trus~
tees under will and testament of William "aLso
Defendants pursuance Of Judgment OF toreclosGI
snd Sale duly and entered in the above ertteo
action bearing the 5h day Of February lss @ r
undersigned the Referee said judgment named VII
Public Auction. AT the New 4ork Ees1 EIsae N
Sslesrconn Broadway in the Borough OF NAE.
City Of New York on the 81 DAY OF laIe lS
at p o'clock that day by BRYAN l. kenfleiiy
Auctioneer premises directed hy said }udgen 70
sold described follows; All that cersn
lot piece parcel Of land with the improvements eTeo
situate lying being in the Twentythird Ward OF
the city of New York bounded and described as follow
Besinniug norheasterly corner of Brook avenue
and One hundred and thtninth street thence runnns
rertherly easterly line Of Brook Avenue
C5) feet and eleven one hundredts ni-lOor q =
foot: thence easerlv line uarallel with sald one
hundred thry-ninth street one hundred QoM feet
and seven Co0 Of foot thence southerly
on line right angles said One hundred and thrtZ
ninth street twenty-five C25 feet TO said One hundred
ana hirty-ninth and thence westerly along the
norhery line said street, ninetyseTen '9 feet and
seve-enhs Of foot TO the corner aforesaid. the
Of Together with the noes
subject TO and restrictions against
ruSances former deeds of SAID premises
Dated, New York. February ;, 1908
CHARLES STRAUSS. Referee.
GEO c gLANKE Attorney for Plaintiffs. 253 Broad
way Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY. \. Y
The following diagram Of the property TO be sold
described above street number being iIe East
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.

New York Security Trust Company. substitutes
trustee and by the viii
Olypant deceased and Anna Murray Vail, plaintiffs
Rosalie SChoeI berg and others. defendants IL
pursuance Of Judgment foreclosure sale duly made
and entered entitled action, bearing
first dav April the undersigned. the Referee
said Judgment viii sell public auction
York Real E,sts:e Salesroonn At No III Broadway
Manhattan, in the County and City Of
New York. the 9th DAY Of March; 1893, at twelve
that iay by Iohn l. Parish. Auctioneer
the premises directed by said Judgment 10 be sold and
described follows All that certain lot. piece
Darcel of land situate lying and being in the city
County Of New York and now known by the
Street number hundred and sxty-four t264) West
bounded and described fol
lows. Beginning point the southerly line OF
Street, hundred and
easterly Southeasterly of Eighth
Thrty-fourth Street running thence south
vardv parallel with Eighth Avenue ninetyeight
running easfwarclg and parallel
with Tlrty-fourth feet and six inches
thence oTtardly again parallel with Eighth Avenue
neT-eisht inches 70 the southeTly line of
Thrty-fourth street thence westTardly along the
same nineteen the point place Of
beginning b. distances and dimensions moro
less
Dated York. February u. 1905
ELITIU B. FROST. Referee.
CoUDERT BROTHERS, plaintiffs Attorneys Office and
Postofice Address No. Il Broadway, Manhattan, New
York CITY.
The following diagram of the property 10 he sold
West Street.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13

- Margaret Weche. plaintiff, against Rosalis sehoen
berg and others defendants In pursuance Judgment
Of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered IN The
above and bearing the first day or
April 1902 undersigned the Referee in said juds
1nenC will sell public auction at the New York
No III Broadway. in the Bor
oush OF Manhattan County and City of New York
on the 9th Gay Of 1903. Twelve o'clock
by John l. Parish Auctioneer the premises
directed b. jud~ment be sold. and therein de-
scrbed follows: All that certain lot piece or parcel
land. situate, living and being in the city. county ad
State of York known by the Street Number
Thirty bounded and described
Beginning point the southerly side or
distant four hundred and thirty feet
corner
Fifth Avenue and West Ninth Street running thence
sorhvardlv parallel Fifth Avenue ninetythree
feet and eleven inches. westHardy parallel
with Street twenty-five feet and inches
thence northWardy and again parallel with Fifth Avenue
feet and eleven inches TO the southery Side
Of and thence eastWardly along tho
same TWENTY-FIVE feet four inches the point or
place beginning be said several distances and dirnc
less
Lated New York. February II. 1903.
ELIET Is FROST Referee.
COUDERT BROTHERS. Plaintiffs Attoreys. once and
Postofice Address. Il Broadway. Manhattan Nev'
York
The following diagram the prcpert. to ho sold:
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
flprfrIrsnrc Salr.
I'm ToRK srPREME CoTRT, C0UNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, tDUN1A
~ az New York-Joseph J oDoHohue Jr.. and Thomas
= o'Doaohue Plaintiffs. against Franklin ben as c1
sti-es Trustee Of created by the rst cocl
peased and others, Defendants In pursuance OF Jua
1e-r q Foreclosure duly ma0e and entered N
above-entitie6 bearing date the Znd Gay
undersigned, the heIeFee
suds-en- named ir sell al Public Auction at the New
or Real Estate Exchange Saesroor No III hSroao"y
s. te Borough Of Manhattan City Of New YORK on the
ty Phenix Ingrahan Auconeer the premises olreceo
v Judgment SOLD therein described as 1ol
All those several certain lots pieces OF
IN OF New York known as
Numbers 2l3 215 Duane and 100 West street, ard
which together. ho11ded and described as foI
Duane ans West Street and running thence ncthery
feet ana
inches The centre line of the party wall ereca
hereby ana tie
adjoining northerly thereof. ana known
,SUn I9l thence eastery along the miodle
line party wall parallel. nearly So with Duane
party wall standing partly on the
premises hereby conveyed and partly the premises ne
tgo hereby conveyed thence northwardly parallel
seg~y 50 and along, through and be
5ond connuaton Of said party wall standing partly
prenses Number 2lJ Duane street ana
.srtv on premises adjoining the thereof, and
{7n1n as Number twenty feet hve inches
shenoe eastWsrdy parallel nearly with duane
fence southerly along Caroline Street fofour feet nine
s-Hes thence westerly along Duane
rStreef egy-ree inches the place OF begin
said several distances and dimensions more
II less
GCSTAVCS 7. KIRBY. Referee.
u p 4 r h PRENTICE, Attorneys for plaintiffs B.
Bros dUay dAJsnhsttsn), New York \. Y.
The following diagram OF the property 20 be sold
The street Lelhg ana ia
duane s. the Borough of Manhattan
q n
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
foreclosure sales.

,.-~roo5 degrees west crossing
brook 10 land formerly OF Horato HaTns 90
Iucretis C. Kidd wife OF Harvey Kidd cnsin a.u ~
links: thence north 26 degrees 10 minutes eaS
I.ucreta land. chain ana iB "
conveyed TO John in the year 1850; thence iui
rI-r general southeasteriy and easterly
!to land conveyed 10 said the road lead
sry from Westchester Village 10 Eastchester Nllags;;
thence II degrees 80 minutes east alohs ie nI
said rcpd and - links. thence souin 10
esxt still along road chains thence soutn 10 ue
grees minutes still along said roau cdS t,i
links: degrees 30 minutes west sun
south - degrees West
still along said road. chains and 80 lihs i ISrce 80
10 degrees so minutes still along sald road
stu along sad road
chains the Sawm.n lane ROAD ana pas
Of begfnning about hfy-hree acres OF ana'
~ .be more or less which embrace lots number "a
Ok "a % and parts OF IS and 20, on map made py
Robert Fnday Surveyor And also all that certain piece
now city of York bounded aud described as foAo%s
FSesiunng point the westerly Slne Oh tie Los"
chester I74s eouthweserly from the corner formed
Boston road at the dividing line
lately owned by Beverly b 1iden ana
by the Milano G Tilden: thence running aioas s
dividing folows South Il ~ west, $50 feeI;
thence south TO 90 1o2 feet thence south - os
west 35S thence north 16 81 west 59i Ieet 10
nierIv of Hercules Herring thence running along the
centre line of and along said land lately
yiIIism Nelson % "a west. 19 feet inches 70
land of Hermann Dudea; thence running alons sdiu
Duden land as 6 f9ows sSpth @ FEET 20 thence north 10 go
100 feet thence north TO AZ $50 feet to the
said leading the Village OF Eastceser to the
AZ exerIv side Of said road 10 the
roint or place beginning containing four and 22loo
acres be the more or less ~
DANTEI, f. COHALAN, Referee. 2T1 Broadway. N \
HENRY DE PEYSTER. Plaintiffs Attorney, 81 Pine
The following is an approximate diagram of the
ertI-t 70 70 sold
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

~ Of New York.-MatIda Waters and others against
Francis ] Schnugg others In pursuance OF 9uos
Of sale duly made ana entered ~
the entitled action. bearing date the 4th DAY O.
October in the once OF the Clerk
Of the County New the eth day or Octooer.
1901 undersigned. the referee In said judgment
named d public auction the Exchange Sales
room III Broadway, Borough OF MAMMA ttAI IN
he city County New York, on the 10Th
day Of February 1903. Philip Smyth auctoneer at
II thar the premises directed by said
Judgment 10 De sold therein described follows;
All certain lets parcels Of land. situate
living and being the City and County of New York
formerly in the Town westchester County Of
the Of Robert
Cssau deceased described and follows viz
That certain said Town
~ Nestchester beginning the northery of Saw
ouI lane IN the westerly side leading from
Isaac Corsa's dv Hing the Village Westches
ana running north 5iz degrees along the
north 81 still along Sawmil lane chains
chain anc thence north 81 degrees Is minutes
degrees west along Ssvmin lane 9s links TO land
Fo-rnerv wild Honeywell OF Bushnell; thence
north degrees minutes west. along the said Bush
reips land chains; thence north Is
stiIl said Sushnels land chain and 81
links near hickory thence north degrees
IL minutes sti along said and chains and 81
north 20 degrees - minutes west chains
and IS links north as degrees IS minutes west
claims and rs links: thence north 10 degrees 80 minutes
vest stiII along ssia lands chains 10 near large
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13


The sproxns,e of the lien or charge 10 ss silsiE
tch - sfoye-6escribed property Is 70 be sold is
9lrb interest from the IND cay OF
snecN1her 1902 together with costs ana allowances
-o-rtye - ssf So with from December 2znd,
100 -ogetaer the expenses Of the sale The ap-
~,sFe amount of taxes, assessments or other liens
bh are 70 be eiiowed the purchaser oIt OF me pu
chase ro1ey paid by the Referee y ooo ana
res-.S New York January l2th, ISihs -
-' CsCSTAECS 7. KIRBY. Referee
~. @o-.qone sale IS hereby adjourned 70 Tuesday.
w.b-n-r1 I'm 1909 At tho same time and place
Tps+ed -5ey York. February %. ls15 49,
i~71 - 65USTAECS T KIRBY. Referee
PRENTICE. Attorneys for Plaintiffs, ~
w p,osss1rsv fNanaattan). New York. \. l.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
Gnrrosates y oiltrs.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

i Frank r Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County OF
New York notice hereby given 70 all persons
arsirst BENJAMIN Knower, late OF the County OF
N ycrk deceased present the same vim youcneTs
thereof to subscriber at hsL s,Sornav
.leeoI Gerald HUI Gray, attorney
Wall street. in the City of New 1"Fk on or
AZ - +te 1Otb Of June next ,ooo
peIoFe etaS h New York Sd day of December lsoz.
Dateo 4'e" MARY 4. KNOWER, Executrix :,
GERALD HULL GRAY. Attorney for Executri&' NO o
SH- ST York.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
LOANS.
LAWYERS.
lost AND FOUND.

LOST OR STOLEN. Bankhook No. zIo, ISSI.I' IVf
Of the En1igrant Industrial Savings Bdiis, =.
PAYMENT stopped Please return DOCK ~
hank ~ Chambers st
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13

The approximate amount Of the lien charge to sat
fsfy which the above property be sold is
5000 interest thereon from June 26th 1902 to-
gether with the expenses of the sale
sold subject to decree Of fore
closure made and entered 25h day of September
1901 in the suit Of Joseph Stckney against Francis J.
Schnusg and others which decree there remains due
the sum fifty thoIsand dollars principal with interest
from June 26 1902.
The annroyste amount Of taxes other
liens which are TO be allowed the purchaser paid
by the Referee IS 81 64s % and interest
= DANIEL F. COHALAN. Referee,
2T1 Broadway, y. 7.
HENRY DE PEYSTER, Plaintiffs Attorney. 81 Pine
y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13

- approximate Of the lien or charge 70 satisfy
which described property IS 70 be SOLD is ten
thousand tso0oG dollars with interest tefeon Ir3n april
1902. together the expenses or the sale The
approximate taxes assessments other liens,
which are allowed purchaser our of the pur
chase money or raid Referee. Is two thousand
four hundred ,s2.40e dollars.
Dated York. February II. lNti-
FcIIRU r. FROST. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
PAwNBRuKERs' SALES.

L. y. FIRUsKI. Auctioneer 20 Bowery.
FEB Feb. i$NBy Is L. ], Lemon & Son; II.
C;oody. jewelry.
1Iedees from No. 1O4 442 to 107. $50 in 1902.
Feb 16-By. J. Goldschmidt, 1;1$7 I'd,
nISdses prior Feb. 6. 1902
FSb i6-By G. Weaver. 400 9th-aye..
clothing, etc, pledged prior Feb. 6. 1902
to5rb st: S Stern. 2,271 sth-ave. dia-
n1onds watches. iewelry- all pledges prior
Feb !. 1902 all older dates. zoo
al ave clothing. pledges prior Feb Z. 'n2
Fen 1s-By Estate. a. j. Heaney, ia
Atlantc-aVe., diamonds; watches 1ewelny'
iqo1 No Is g55 to 81 654 and from Jan J.
Igno TO Ian. Is. 1902. from No. | 70 9S6.
ard all goods reserved from previous sales
Feb, 19-By VIM. Simpson. 81 Park Row,
siamords watches, jewelrl-, all pledges
prior to Dec 10. 1901. and all numbers pre-
vious 70 81 900. and all goods reserved from
IF, Feb. I21 19|By Levy < Cook, 615 Hudson
ST. clothing. etc. pledged prior Feb q, ~;
Feb. 2O--By $. Goodstein Son, 20
s3,,1 %, ,.Ue Newman. 7s4 sth-ave diamonds.
watches. jewelry. all pledges prior Feb
10, 1902
los sHONGo0D & SONS. Auctioneers.
saIesrooms. No % Bowery.
l3-Men ana women tl'lHiilS,
etc Ned Harlan. 400 Hudson st
Feb 16-Jeweiry. watches. diamonds.
etc. \. Frankenste'n & Co. 459 Grtand-st.
Feb 1T-Men's and women's clothing.
etc H. & g. Lang. 10 Avenue 6
Feb l7-Iewelry. watches diamonds
etc, Jos. Roth . Coiumhqs-aNe ,,..,ora.
Feb 1s-Jewelrv watches. diamonds.
etc Helibrun Bros 1914 LIST ave.
Feb 1S-Clothin" etc: II Lew
Feb. "a Jewelry. p Mcfarland.
1.ENTRAI, AUCTION co. NJ. SHEEHAN.
Auctioneer. i52 and 154 Canal-st.
Feb. Icy II. McAleenen. i62 Futon 5t ,lo
st. diamonds. watches, etc. Nos ZS'f's
10 Feb, i,6"- 1e-By II. BreckwedeI, 4Ts Grand
st. clothing TO FEB. 10. 1862 ~
FEB. 17-By j. Simpson Co. % Park
Row diamonds watches. etc. pledged 10
M 36 600 in 1901 and old dates,
Feb. 1T--By NJ; Hackett 14"'' Myrtle
Feh. 1S-Est J. J. Fulan. so 10Th ave-,
diamonds. iewelry. etc. pledged =" Feb ="
l'T- T1b 70 Ry Z. Rerger 4eo 6th ave. snd
AGO " i2d-st. diamonds, ie"elry, etc.
pledged to Feb. 10. 1907. 900
Fs6 10 Ry p Fgsel I,o.. is" Grand st.
c,5,sIns FsP. 2SIEa % Fsb u u. iSoe. ifse.'' ~ ~
ny S0RF,L.. Auct. rs Bowery. sells 10
m aIl goods pledged To Feb. :. 1909.
Irsb t3-Jewelry. watches and diamonds
pledged to Feb ! 1907 all Nos. from -
r.e,ior- sales. . Sobel. 50 lst-ave
Eeh 16--Clothiug. dresses, shoes. etc.
yyernberger. 1913 Avenue \. r. Lewis. 40
AYsnHe ZEN t7-clo,hine. dresses. shoes. etc.
Thos. Newma1 q Son: BROOKLYN,
t-eh "a Clothing, = tnGer, successor to
ri ". Harlem. 100 Amsterdam ave.
Feb ~ Clothing. dresses. shoes. -.
NJ Nothman. 4i3 Canal-st.
WANTED, ,-PBwnbroker's counter man
only one having held such position state
SsIary and references. Address cbEkh'
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
enrroqares' y ofifes.


IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
ARNER g THOMAS Il Surrogate Of the Coonty W %
New York hereby given u an psiso.s -
claims against Daniel Ebbets late or W. s,h yo,rbers
trereof no the subscriber her place or
Office of Darlington Pierce. NO 10
I9roadyray Borough Manhattan in the C1ty OF 4'e"
XorI. on or before 18th dav OF August next.
Datod New York the nth day OF February. Is99 s9s
with the VIII annexed.
f,.RpIXGToN a PIERCE Attys. for Administrators
i15 Broadway. N Y. Cfy,
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
I3oth Street


The approxirnate OF the lien or charge 70
described is to he sold
Is S26o14 thereon from the 30th day cf
ausry 1908 together with and allowances amount
inF 70 S3 interest from February 9Th 1903 to
gether expenses of the sale The approximate
amount of taxes assessments. ether liens which
10 be allowed the purchaser Of the purchase money
or psid by Referee. is Sl9S747 and interest
Dated, New York February 3. 1908.
CHARLES SIR AI-SS Referee.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
1fsth street.

The approximate Of the lien or charge 20 SATISFY
which the described property is TO be soio Is
531 671eo with interest thereon from me Zoro Gay Q
1895 together with costs ana allowance
ing to Ssa9 eq-ioo together with the expenses o the
sale The approximate amount Of the taxes
water -stes or other he allowed TO the pur-
chaser out Of the purchaseoney. or paid by the eeree
is 1926 06-i00 and interest $40,
Dated New York. 29th day Of January 1903;