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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
PROFESSIONAL COACH FOR SYRACUSE.
He Will Be Assisted by the Graduate Foot
ball Players-Crew and Athletic Plans.

Syracuse. Dec q CSpeciaD-The graduate system
of football coaching will have another years trial
Syracuse but VIII be conducted differently from
last season. A professional head coach will proba-
bly, be engaged. and he will be assisted by two
former varsity players. James A. Ten Eyck. row.
ing coach Will cali out all candidates fnme-
diateIy after the Christmas vacation. Captain
Stone already has obtained line the freshman
material. and forty asprants have been at
the rowing machines for the last two weeks, under
the guidance Of the crew captain. assisted by sew
eral varsity oarsmen. A foar cared combination
will be tried PouGhkeepsie next summer and
the varsity and freshman crews viii be entered.
usual. in the big regatta local race will be
held Onondaga Lake next spring. and Syracuse
win probably send TO the Ithaca regatta on
Memorial Day.
Manager Edwards of the track team is arranging
for dual meet with Cornell at Ithaca on April 30
and home contest will probably be held with Co.
lumbia or Williams College ]. r. Scott, White
more 99. and ex-Captain W. c. Lowe, '03. win
coach the track team this winter and spring. The
athletic governing board mas re-engaged Henry
Costello coach of the 1904 baseball candidates.
The men will have winter practice In the cage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
OWNERS SUSPENDED AT INeLsslps.

San Francisco Dec. 24.-The stewards of Ingle-
side not satisfied with the appearance Of the
third to-day and suspended the stables of p
c. Donaleche and H. Green Sad Sam owned by
Green. was plunged on, while Money Muss. one
81 the Donaleche string, after opening equal favor
ite, dropped to to L Sad Sam won as he pleased.
Money Muss was distant second. Green claimed
Money Muss for A.025, and ii charged there
might have been some understanding between the
two men. The summaries:
First race (six furlongs: sellng)-Lous Wagner, %
Qarson), "a won; Nulah % (FIild ebrand)
second; CaTdweIton l04 CNonderly) third. Time,
ll3 Hungarian, Rev Hooker Evander. Penance Lunga,
Pptimo 'Cathello. 'Rionda 'Martn and Brissack also
Second Fuurity Course; two-year-olds: purse)-
Ito Chandler to g. second; Military Man 113 Con
DelD. TO l. third Time. 1872 Flea. Red Cross Nurse,
Bomoardier. DR.. Rowell and Potrero Grande also
Third (six fur9ongs seing)-Sad Sam, lO4 tSher
wood 1. Money Muss lO3 q. T. Shsehan). II
TO 3 second Albemarle. lO6 (BelD /. third Time.
1:l3A. First Chip Captvate, ST. Winifred The Stew
ardess and Egyptian Princess also
Fourth zone mile and onesixteenth; seIling)-
Jockey Club; 91 qaTson) II to g. Won; Nigrette %
g. third. Time l4S Allopah. Position and Rio Shannon
also ran.
Fifth 1--WE one-haif NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iIs
q. MARTINI. 10 s. won; Kenlworth ll3 CWonderIy)
J. second; Peter j. l04 CDugan) IL I. third Time.
l;oS<. Emshee and Amasa also
Sixth race Zone mile sellinL Prestoius, i07 u. Mar
TIM, 70 l. won; Fl orente 1902 (cOnneD to sec
I:43N Discus Rio Chico. The Ledean. Dug Martin and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
BANK OFFICERS REST THEIR CASE
Twining Says He Never Got ANY Benefit
from William Mills Estate.

Freehold N. j. Dec. A.-At the trial OF Albert
c. Twining. former president and David c. Cornell
former treasurer, of the defunct Monmouth Trust
Company. OF Asbury Park, accused of classifying
the accounts and books OF the company. to-day It
was finally decided that the jurymen could spend
Christmas at home. They had asked for the priv
nege. Mr.. Twining called to the stand. He
produced the missing vouchers Of the "Twining
special account, and said that the bank examiner
had suggested to him that the sundry accounts Of
the company be charged 70 the a. C. Twining
special" that one could draw all checks
He said this the way that the 'Twining spe-
Gals originated Mr.. Arrowsmith asked the wit
ness II he had ever received any benefit from the
William Mills estate, and the latter replied NO"
Mr.. Twining asked why he took the vouchers of
the special account, declared he took them proof
that the special account nothing more than the
trust company account He said the bank examiner
did not know that he took them. He denied that
Cornell ever had the OF any of the money of
the concern. and he also denied that Cornell took
any OF the money.
The defence rested fits case without calling Cor
nell Bank Examiner Nredenburg, in rebuttal
practically corrobora ted what Twning had testified
Vredenburg said that the accounts failed 20 show
that either Twining Cornell got any large
amount from the concern Adjournment was taken
until Monday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
NEw-oRLEANs ENTRIES FOR TODAY.

First race Selling: Observation-Disclosures a. spen-
ceran "a; Acom %; Monarch 90; Tansarix.
ea Ryevaie. o1 Always Faithful. Iol Falkland 1922
ITO.
Second SELLING: six and one-hah furloEgsIhan.
I03 Cirrus Girl l03 Decoration 1903; Lovable 1C3 Amor
1o4; Gus Lanka lO4 Iatuka 1O4; Gales los; The
Prilo Of Surrey los: Amoe. los: Pretortus lOS Oca
vaha. 10.
Third SELLING: six half furlongsl-Ethel
Davis loS Mayor Johnson 1893; Tioga 1O4; Sly Boots
l05; John Coulter 1O5; Macbeth 106 Blue Blaze 1885,
Tommy Foster los Bard Of Avon ios Alpaca, l0o Fleet
Fourth race CChrisnas Handicap; one mle>-1nuustve
Girl. 30; Exclamation. ga Dutifui &c. Dorsey. 3d.
Captain Arnold. 100: De Reszke. 101: Port Royal lO3
I.urallgbter 10S McKenna 1o4: Major Mansir i05
Monograph 1OS Dr. Stephens Io9: Little
Scout. u.s. Big Ben. 49, Witfu, 12l
Fifth SELLING: and one-QUarter mies)-Medai
%: Christine A. es; Heg 9s; Sidney SABBATH 1O1 Mary
Moore, 10a: Adelante lG2; Little Elkn. 1902: Pompno,
102; Eugenia S., 1o2; Stonewa 103: Badger 107
Wilt 10.
purse; mile)-Ida Penzance, lot: Port
Royal le7; Barbara Freche 1o7; Felix Bard. ioT; Little
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
REAL ESTATE.
City Gets Title to Lenor-aUe. Blocks
from Sub1oQg Com pany.

The Rapid Transit Subway Construction Coro,,nv
transferred title yesterday to the blocks bounded
by seventh-aVe and Lenox-ave.. One-hundred-
and-forty- eighth-st. and One-hundred-and-dfttatb
St, besides title to a tract extending from the
northeast corner of Onehundred-an forty eighth
st. and Lenox-ave to the river. with all wharfage
rights TO the city. The expressed consideration VS.
SOS4,73L The subway runs diagonaIly through The
property. In order to cut through The premises ~
was necessary. 1t Is eaid, to buy the entire tract
The property occupied by the subway Is only
to the operating company, therefore title to every
parcel so used Is will be vested In the citv -'
1t was reported about year ago that the New
York baseball team OF the American Ieagus v,S
DESTROYS Of leasing the block for baseball purposex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Livingston. Julius I. to Manhattan MortgaEs
Company. Belment-ave. v 5. 1885 Il n o. pei
I year. ger cent each --.....---...-...
i y Of isi- elies Tlo pii 5or az COZ,
Jerehowsr Morris and another 10 re IerIsrson
gage: due April .. 1904. 9 per cent. ...-.......
ave. lot no. map No 2 Charles Drake property
at YonkeTs. 3 years. @ per csnt.....-.-.----,.-.
Stern. Louis. to Title Guarantee and Trust Com
Pany. shave. Nc 9s3: due December Is. 1905.
Baehrach. William. and another 70 Pincus r.o1ss1
field ana another. BIGGEST, N5s . and -. due
October I, 1904. per cent-......-..--.-.....
Wetste!n, William. % United States Fidelity and
Guaranty company, s2d-st n s. 50 r OF Lex
inSton-aVe; demand. 5 per eeat.................
MsLa9gh In a., Thomas J. to Virginia Clark 12sth-
81 No 2lS West: prior mortgage. $1,000.
weaber. Eliza6eth 4. 10 Lille 3 LiI,entsaI
iV 80 10 ~ west prior mortgages. $500:
Les ys Norris. % Mutual Life Insurance.
Cenp9,ny so ls',ave. Nos z75 and 2s7: duo jan
.saIy l. IsOt. ~ per cent.
executors and trustees. 15sth-st. No 626 wezts
Frank Louis to Pin5ls Loweniei ana another.
cRsrrst No s' s e8rn s MoSssossTy
G Lyons Building and CpersJng Company to
also 1sth-st. No IS 70 q West: prior mortgage,
$500 90; years per cent. .....-.-...........
o: New-York. 1asth-s. ; 5, 2ss.4 r, W OF 7ts-
ave: mortgages; time and due as per bond:
Coyie. Rose NJ ana another 20 TIE c;1a ,,
and Trust Company. 2d-ave. corner 1O0th-
st; years. per cent. .............-....
Corey Edward B. to Frances z Costing. 4sth-st.
No 12l West: years. "a per cent .--....-.
gage SEQ Oo0. due June "a. fe64 AZ Der cent
Archer. Josephine. 20 American M0rtgage Com
pany, 4Ith-st. No So West: Ieasehold: years.
q. - o 20 % o - 70 go
Harris, Leopold and another % Westchester
Trust Company and another. trustees. Pjtt-st.
No 10; due January l. 1908 ; per emit.
Same to Jonas Well and another, same property:
prior mortgage. Sd 900. due December I. 1903.
d. q . . o O. - 49, 49,.
MandclnaGm. Harris. and another 10 Equitable
Life Assurance Society. 1sth-sr n g. 21O Il e os
2d-ave; due July ). 1904. 5 per cent .........
Moore. Sarah II =. to Charles Bernhard, fremont
ave S. 24B II c OK Monroe-st: years. 5 per
Ssl-s
Halpin, sarah. ct al to Isaac Goodsre.n and
Other ntth-st. n 2f5 = OF 5th-ave: due
October "a 1905. per cent ..........--.....--.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25

The Ward liner Havana. which sailed for Cuba
yesterday carried American team to play
series Of games with all-Cuban team at Ha-
The team is under the management Of H.
D. Romeey. Of Paterson and included George Mer-
rift and Edward Pounds pitchers OF the Pittshurg
National League and Cleveland American League
teams, respectively; Edward Shorten second base,
Of Schenectady; William Smink, OF Paterson;
Schultz, OF Rochester. pitcher; Gilbert OF the New
York National shortstop; Tamsett. OF Indianapolis,
third base: Duffy. of Birmingham, Ala, left field;
De Grass, OF Rochester, centre field; Beckendorf,
of Buffalo. catcher; Mitchell Of Syracuse first
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
CoLUMBIA's CHANCES IN HOCKEY.
Preliminary Games Arranged for the Hoh-
days-Many Candidates for Team.

Columba's hockey team has arranged number
Of games to be played in the Christmas holidays
at the university with Montclair. Morristown.
South Orange, Short Hills and other teams. This
ends the preliminary hockey season OF the Blue
and White The first OF the games for the intercol-
legiate championship takes place January l6 at
the st. Nicholas Rink between Yale and Columbia.
From the showing made far it seems probable
that the Morningside institution will have better
team than that OF last year All save two of last
seasons seven again in college and with forty
new candidates it is possible that some of the old
players may not make the team. Among the best
OF the new men is Callahan. Canadian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
GUESTS LEAVE DINNER TO FIGHT FIRE.

Caldwell. n. J., Dec "a (speciaD-Guests of James
K. Corbiere, second vice-presdent of the Morton
Trust Company Of New-York. who lives In this
place, assisted the local fire department last night
to extinguish q fire which broke out in his home
and which for time assumed dangerous proper
lions. Mr.. Corbiere was entertaining a number OF
friends dinner when the flames were discovered
The guests aided materially in subduing the lames
which had been caused by an electric light wire.
After the flames had been put out and the fire.
men had gone away the flames broke out anew, but
Mr. Corbiere's guests soon had them subdued again
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

31st-st n :. 200 Il Of Ist-avs; for three story
brick storage and stable. 40X96: G B White,
owner F. Q Browne architect -..-.- ...-.....
Essex-st. NO 81; for a six story brick tenement
with store. 25x74 G; S Mantei owner; Horer-
burger 4 Straub architects. 1890
2Ith-st, No IL TO Is East. and 2Sth-st, No 10
u East. for a twelve story brick hotel T5x
1877 * Irreg: Rogers owner: A NJ Allen
q . . -. .
H0Uston-st, Nos 2Ss and 800 East; FOR six story
brick tenement. 40.5x67: A SllversOn. owner. G
T Er4HdlE aFcn4tect - $50
1O5th-st. Nos 100 ard l72 Fast: for six story
brick hathoUse- 45X5T: II " Ksssler. owner @
= remain aIC.litecl -
47th-st. No - West: for three story brick lofy
and stores, 25X9O; y OConnOr. owner: "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
NEW OFFICERS FOR MOTORCYCLE CLUB
Nominating Committee Plans to Put Active
Riders in Control

The nominating committee OF the New-York
Motorcycle Club has presented list of candidates
for next year which. with exception. changes
the entire official makeup of the organization
placing the active riding forces to control and elim-
mating the trade element The ticket Is as fol-
lows: President NJ. E. Toepel; vioe-president. Ed
ward Malloy; secretary. John E. Oest; treasurer.
r. H. Niekerson: directors, Z. L. Ferguson Dr. F.
A. 10Y. T. W. Jason and Henry Gadei captain,
d. D. Miller first lieutenant A. T. Bendlx; second
lieutenant H. Jehle; delegates to Associate Cycing
Clubs VIII r. Pitman, George p. Jenkins and
Roland Douglas. Captain Miller is the only In
cumbent renominated The election takes place on
january Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

slawson Hobbs have sold for the Barrtnx+o,
Realty Company. to a client for occupancy ths 1om-
story brownstone dwelling house No. 14a IVES,
Ninety-third-st.. 2Ox1Oo Sla feet
William P. Mangan has resold for William p
Dixon the two lots the north side OF One-bun-
ave, size 50xloo feet "a N'sHtH-
g r. GroezinseT has sold for a Mr. Botrn to John
Baker NO S65 East One-hunC hirt, = - -
ST.. four story hathouse. a lot 25x1G0 feet
Douglas Robinson and Charles r Prov, a ~
have sold for a client No 15S Perry-st 70 fba
Georgia Turpentine Company. ~ -
Joseph Roberts has sold to SchmefdIar T. p..A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
NEW PROPRIETOR FOR eeEcHwooD

The Hotel Register Realty Corporation has leased
for year. with privilege Of renewal. the Beech
wood Hotel at Summit. N J.. from William Gran
stoun. trustee to II. K Armstrong. formerly OF the
Everett House. this city. The Beechwood IS now
open. and will be kept open the year round
The Hotel Register Realty Corporation also
ports the lease of the Madison House. Middletown
N Y, from the Burke estate, Of which William J.
Burke Is the managing trustee, to J. L Jaques. OF
Pennsylvania
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25

Life Insurance. and Trust Company trusteess
Q am -, . - = 100
fcif-ats 30 III west. lr-6} to.Js Frances r. Cos-
Ii7th-st. > 205.7 n " o. SHAVE. 69.4xlOo II:
Isaac eiocdstsfn and another 10 sarah HaIDTfu
st al: NOR tgaRe $50. Geo. and. ..........-....
iOist-st. - - East. 2SxiOD-l1i Henry Feuerstein
T. Louis Lese 81 al: mortgage. $4,000 -.-..... =
Sd-ave, e 3. 2j.1 q Of 59th-st. 20 1xi03;
Friedrich EsDsr to william Pollak: mortgage.
% ss.s 10 - =
Same property: william POilak 70 Max Schwarz.
NOR gage: 1900 1900. ;
5GxiO43: Charles Geriich 70 Mary DenninS:
mortgage. - yeO ss.s. - - =
United States Trust Company TO Harry Good
stem , =
Niles N o. Brien. jr, referee. 20 John Duff
moFtgags. ylg p a.,
Maria Richly ct al to william BlocdgoOds o
and ............. 1880 ......-..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
PLANS FOR A BIG HOTEL.

Plans have been fled with Buildings Superin-
tendent Thompson for new twelve story hreproof
hotel TO opposite the site Of the proposed
new Brunswick Hotel. at No. 10 to Il East Tween
ty-seventh-st for c. F. Rogers II is TO run
through the block to No. IL to II East Twenty
eighth-st.. and will have facades OF brick, terra
Gotta and limestone The frontage in Twenty
seventh-st. will be IS feet, and in Twenty-eighth
St 80 feet The cost is estimated al 100000. The
architect is Augustus N Allen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
TELLS OF PLOT TO ROB TRAINS.

Charles Barney. known Monk" sixteen years
old. of Weehawken. vas arrested in Hoboken yes
terday en- a charge OF larceny, and Captain Shea.
Erie Railroad detective. says that Barney
fessed TO forming agreement with two freight
train conductors and a brakeman rob freight
trains. Barney said, according TO Captain Shea.
that he had been getting plumber from the freight
yards at Weshawken and North Bergen and had
converted 1t into cash. the proceeds being divided
among the plotters. He inStanced several rob-
berries. the booty in case being lot OF copper
The pifering has been going on for months Shea
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
FUTURE PLANS OF SCHOOL LEAGUE.

For future meetings OF the Public School Ath-
letic League preliminary tests are planned to make
the final contests less unwicdy. 1t is possible that
these will take the form OF contests for the five
borOughs for the forty-six school districts. Dr.
Gulick has announced himself IN favor of having
the school districts form themselves into minor
lea CUES. each to consist of two school districts
Should the public support the sChoolboy athletes
held in the Garden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
SurTogates' Notices.
! PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate oc the County O.
AOrks notice hereby to all persons naNtas
claims against Joseph II. Goodwin. late OF County
or New York, deceased present with voucn-
rs Eereof to the subscribers place OF transact
business az ONCE ~ Sii0er No ~
SIoaaway IN the BoToUsh OF Manhattan In the city %
Rev York. before the fifteenth OF maxi
Dated New York, the first day OF October. 1903.
ISAAC 7. SMITH EMMA L MOLLER. Executors
sTIkEMAN SIt-BEES. Attorneys for Executors. -
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
s Row OF BUILDINGS SOLD.

The Hudson Realty Company has sold the four
buildings No &Os4 to 400 Third-ave.. between
One-hundred and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and One-hundred-
and-seventy-ffth SITS. covering plot OF 100 feet
front by 100 feet in derth The Improvement con-
sIsts of four story buildings, with two stores ana
lack was broker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
slxrH-AvE. CORNER LEASED.

Pocher & Co. have leased the two four story
buildings Nos $50 and 4ss Sxth-ave-, southeast
corner OF Twenty-eighth-st-. for Hencken
Haaren for ten wears. to Lewis Buckler. at
gross rental OF s119.200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
FAST RUNNERS IN GARDEN RACE.

door hOnors at the physical culture games next
week In Madison Square Garden. Among them will
be Bennett Jacobs Joyce the ten-rnile and cross
country champion; r. p. Carr. the Xavier star;
Alex" Grant former intercollegiate champion and
such
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
THEIR THIRTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY.

Belevire. n. j.. Dec "a (SpeciaD.-The thirty-hftb
anniversary OF the marriage OF Mr. and Mrs VIII
lam II. Connolly. Of Belleville. will be celebrated
tomorrow at their home with a family reunion
Mr. Connolly has never been defeated for Office
He has been the assessor OF the town for twenty
three ysarz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
CHRISTMAS SHOOTS FOR MARksmEN.

To-day will be busy one for the narksrneu as
many shooting clubs to hold tournaments.
Among these are the Crescent Athletic Club. at
Bay Ridge; tie Brooklyn Gun Club. at Old Mil
Road; the Freeport Rod and Gun Club the
Empire Rod and Gun Club grounds. and the Sleeps
head Bay Rod and Gun Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST HEARD FROM.

Edgar D. Williams, Christian Scientist missing
from his home. al No. COS Pavonia-aye TersAv
City. since Monday. has been heard from He has
sent word 70 his relatives. a general alarm had
the Hudson County Electric Company -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
TALK OF cARRIck FOR JUDGE.

There is report in Jersey City that Charles I.
Carrick, OF the firm Of Carrick & Wortendyke. will
succeed Otto Grouse judge OF the First District
Court OF Jersey City. Judge Grouse has been in
Arizona for his health. and has decided to stay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
KILLED IN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT

Paterson. n. J., Dec 24-I- Newton Kent, a resi-
dent or Fairfield. was fatally injured in a runaway
accident near Little Falls to-day He was driving
spirited horse. which got beyond his control
Mr; Kent was thrown out. and his head struck on
@ stone - - 49, - ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
INSURANCE COMPANIES TAKE TITLES.

The Queens Insurance Company OF America took
title yesterday to No. 81 to Il Maiden Lane and the
New-York Life Insurance and Trust Company to
Nos. Sc and IS William-st. from the City Real Es-
tate Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

e-hundred-and-sixty-n inth-st.. north side. 157
feet east OF Boston Road. three story brick
restaurant and banquet hail. 5S53x94 feet; Evelyn
Il White. owner Joseph ]. White. architect
$50. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25

Aoner = Thomas. SgTroEats Of the County OF New
4ork notice = hereby given all having claims
against Gustav kohn. late OF the County OF New York
teceaSed. the with vouchers thereof
the s1oscrher the Ofce 0f their LppmAna
knck No l32 Nassau-st., IN the city % New YORK.
before the nth OF January
Dated. New Yorav the SIN day OF July. 1903
ABRAHAM RiJER
LOUIS NECBRIK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25

there His resignation was handed 20 Governor
Murphy recently. The salary Is $500 MT CAfrieA
Is a Democrat. So Is Judge Grouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
MONROE CURRTrs v1rw

Monroe currie. who represented the estate ~
william end J. Currie objected TO the abandon
naent OF the canal the plan which HAD bae,
proposed IN the bin which presented 20 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25

forS-Noee Is hereby given 20 all persons having claims
against Emma Matthessen. late Of County az
York deceased present the with
OF 60 the subscribers at their place Of anssctnx
at the Office Of Messrs pusr Strong 4 Whfteheaa
80 Wan street, the Borough OF IN
OF New York before the day OF March nsxt
Dated; New 4oFk the 26th day Of August 1901
HERMAN Q HILMEsS
CONRAD HENRY MATTFFIESSrS r~r.-rs,rx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25

Abner G Thomas a SuTTogate OF the County OF New
York Noee 70 neFeey glven to all having
York deceased 20 the with Vouchers tnersoe
10 the subscriber at her place OF ansactn business
the urttre OF Walter Large
City OF New York before ths issh das ot Jrns
next. ~ - -
Dated New York the SO cay Of December zoos
SARAH JENKINS. Executrfn
street Horough ot Manhattan N.w Ynrk lrr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
Country Property for Sale.

pIDGEWOOD.-f1S Prospect: nine room house. in
IL proveents; grounds; shade select corner stable;
station partly furnished; $500,
monthly: PROPERTY CORPORATION. zoo West Broad
way. Frauklin-SSS
M ono ACRES timber ard mineral land: 100 oooo 900
OOsOOO feet standing timber. pine. half OAK
has log cut splendid Investment; cheap
cash. close partnership. ". y. LANE. Trenton. No
dQO ACRES. N Assiniboa- Canada Sl2 AGRA for
6CO sale VIII exchange. half and good seccrl-
ties RutOncbte. Address c. D OFT. Lake Crystal
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tae County OF New Work. notice Is hereby given al
persons having claims against ida
County Of New York. deceased present same wita
vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers q
tran5octinE business. No. e9l Broadway m AZ
New York, before the 10th dav o january mart
Dated New NOras the ist dsy Of Juiv. t9e3
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liza TRAuTN F1frEsk{ Exseuerfc.A
OSCAR n sEIrZ. Attorney for nx.ru,~e.. NJ. xru.sH
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