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New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
Foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY


~ Edward s. skilln and others. plaintiffs. against
Central Trust Of New York others,
of Interlocutory Judgment of
paron and made and entered I'm the entitled
the undersigned. the Referee la said Judgment named.
will sell at public auction at the New York Real Estate
Saesrooms No. III Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan.
1Ity Of York the 2Sth OF March, 1903 a
tIyelv O'Clock that day. by Peter F. Meyer.
Auctoneer premises directed by said Judgment
sold and therein described follows: All that
erected situate lying and being Borough Of
haitian in City OF New York bounded and described
follows wit: Beginning at point the nurthery
OF Water street distant sixty-nine (6S)
westerly from the westerly side
street and running nearly parallel
with sixty (60) feet and one-half (I5)
four a. feet and three t) inches southeriy and
parallel with Oliver Street two ~ feet and t5l
incnes; westerly and parallel with Water
and parallel with Street nfy-eEht l feet hrek
and one-haf (3a) inches 20 the northeTly
Street thence easerly along Water Streea
or place OF beginning Being the premises kAowu as No
R72 Water street. which au!t-clAimed Simeon
D. Margaret A Banks. Elizabeth Skinin
December 3, 1889 In the New York County Registers
once. Libar 406 OF ConvsyAuceS &c and which
thereafter by the death of each sad
sklIin as thear = which Owned By
akTllin at the time Of his death. together
with all tbs right title ana interest which ths
Simeon D. sRIn had at the time OF hin death In ana
and lands adjacent thsreto All these lots.
pieces parcels Of with the buildings thereon
situate lying and being in the Borough Of Man.
folqRs, to Beginning q point the northerly
side Of Cherry Street distant seventy (75) feet
"d onehalf > inehee westerly from the wen,erty
"dn of Catharne Street and running thsnee northery
and part NJ the distance through party wall ana nearly
parallel with CAthagias ninstytWo Go21
ten uo inches 10 point distant ssVsntyfsur GO feet
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
VALIDITY OF EXCLUSION ACT UPHELD
Deportation of Thirteen Cinnamon Approved
by Judge Thomas.

J-pholding the validity Of the Chinese Exclusion
act Judge Thomas, in the United States Federal
Court in Brooklyn, yesterday confirmed the juds-
rnAnt NJ United States Commissioner Benedict in
ordering the deportation Of thirteen Chinamen who
were charged with entering this country Illegally
The Cinnamon arrested IN raids mace on
rrooklyn Iaundres some months ago.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
John Wdndmdker.
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co.,
Broadway, 4th ave-, 9th and 10th SITS.
Surrogates' Notice.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner c. Thomas Surrogate o: the County of New
York Notice giveE all having claims
against James Bouton. late Of the County Of New
YORK deceased, present the with vouchers
{hereof 20 the subscriber their place OF ransacting
huGineEs No 10 29th Street, in the Borough of
Manhattan City Of New York before the 25th day
0i Dated e New York. October 22nds 1902
A JOSEPH CoNDER an6 ORSON J. FERGUSON Ex-
ecutors: etc. OF James " BoutonI deceased.
Ave Groom $780, Borough Of Manhattan N. 7. City
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The approximate Of or charge n
satisfy which the abovedescrbed property
is ke.34J with interest thereon from the 18th 1ay q
February, 1905; together with aad allowances
amounting 1923 with from February Goth.
1909 together with the expenses Il 'he sale The
OF other Hens
chase money paid the Referee. IS Sls As and In
terest-
WILLIAM y. INGRAM. Retsres-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
Foreclosure Sales.


and ten and half dols inches catarne Street.
thence westerly and nearly pArails cerrv sfrss;
twenty-five C25l feet and three one-qusrtsr t3I
inches; thence northerly and parallel wfh CO.
srins street 70 point hundred uO0 feet and sixt
Cs inches northery from Cherry Street: ths7ca
and nearly parallel with Cherry Street tvenfy-vs ~
feet nys t0) Inches thence southsry nearly nsr,,
with Catharins street nnety-nine fee isvs1 49,
one-quaTter tl1h) inches 10 the noTth-rTv ~ T
Street and thence esstery along Cherry Street nv "a
feet TO the point OF pisce OF beginning befr2 h.
known as Nos ios los and 1881 Chorry strset .s5<s
were quit-clar1ed by Simeon D Skill . = rv,--.
Banks EhZaheh skilla and Anna d sk o.. his sst. -
New York County REGISTER once. r. f6.r az ~ r l9
yeyances at page 30. and which premises thsrs.F,..
the death Of each OF said sisters Intestafs ana h
issue descended to said Simeon SkiIfo a. fb.t-
law and which were oHnNf by Simeon d skiIII1 81 -.
time OF MS death together witn rfzbf et,f. ~
Interest Of said Simeon d Skllin at the 49, = 4n1
thereto. and subject 10 all existing rights ~ s.,
cef,An aIey~Ay IN the rear Of portion sa d ns-i,.
and easements II any: ana subject whaev.r rzs
any th9 9Eners Sf adjacent buildings Tor ~ ~
walls. - '- p'ei4l'eS az party
Dated New York February 2sh 1919
GEQlt5b .. HOLT Esq Attorney for PiaiEti-, >,
The IolloWinE are diagrams the properly - - 81
nV1H t7e street rurnb~r- s1
Street and 100 ios 1os1S Cherry Street: water
PARCEL NO. l.
No. 372 Water Street
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
MISS BROWNE IN PHILADELPHIA.

pbi,adeIphia March 1S.-Miss Florence Browne
niece Of J. Whitaker Wright. arrived here to-nlsht
from New-York, accompanied by her cousin, Wa Wsl
Rrow1e went 10 the home of Mr.. Tryon's motner'
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abnsr c. Thomss. Surrogate of the County of No~
York hereby given to all having claims
against Anna E, St. John late Of the County Of New
to the subscriber his place Of tranSaonE business
No I4e Street. in the City of New York or
before the fourth day Of ms May 1903 .ou.
MORRIS Il. niLLENBECK. Executor.
FRANK z. DEMAREsT Attorney for Executor. I50
Nassau Street. New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

= Frank r Fitzgerald, q Surrogate the County Of
dated March 1903 notice Is hereby given
10 al pssonS S 5untv S. Yort asc.ase j. mn1HTp h
game with vouchers thereof SUBSCRIBERS a. their
transactIng business No - Pns Street.
city of New York. before the Fifteenth day Of
DATED New York. the Eleventh day Of March. 1904.
WINTHROP McKIM,
GEORGE NIXON.
Executors.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
East 1c1st Street.

The approximate OF the Hen or charge 20 - Is
vbirb tha ahoye-descTlbsd rroperty Il 70 oe
Si1 GSs with interest thereon from the am DAY O 10
fn1S to~sfher with costa and allowance eHlountns
Sg4s 90 with March 4tl lgoS ct
OF The Approxnlate alIOSs
taxes ass sSu-7ts other Hens which are 70 % osd
Nv tba Raferee IL Ra5A 81 and interest
Dated Ne" A"'A '- LOUIS a. HAHDo Referee.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
y PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner c. Thomas Surrogate County Of New
York notice hereby given to all esons having claims
York . present the same With vOuchers
al The ofnce Of David D Ackerman No. 900 Broadway
Manhattan Boro1gh. IN The City Of New York or
6efors thO First day OF May. 1908.
Dated New York the Fourteenth day OF October 1902
DAVID D. ACKERMAN. Atty. for Administrator. 22o
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19

Il hbneF c. Thomas Q Surrogate County Of New
York hereby given to ell persons having claims
against bsTnar0 o' Hss @ OF new YORK
the suhecrber hs place OF transacting business the
once of his attorney William r Clare, ESQ No lac
SroSdWay Borough OF Manhattan. New York City on
bAfore the Iet day Of June next
Dated New York. the 18th day Of October. 1902,
LAURENCE CCRNES. Executor.
WILLIAM CLARE. Attorney for Executor f4e
Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19

WATSON. JOHN WIN PURSUANCE OF
" order Of the Hea. Frank 7. Fitzgerald Sur
rogate % the County oR New York nntics hereby yen
. an psTScns Sarng elan4 agat1ss !oso WIiLa q wat
ssnt the With voVcss thereof % the suoscbs at
its place of FenS9ctiE@ business No 81 Wall Street In
the 5eroSg q Geahstsae CITY Of New York ca or BE-
D.ssS Sss Ysts ssss Sg:s en- os sse..mss.. .Soa
~1.-"." .--.--" Exseator
Nsw YorS Ctr ~~eN'
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COTNTY

clear or all eIcumDrdnceS
Dated New York. February oath. 1903
JOHN A STRALEY. Refsrea
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY
Of New York-Gertruds c Wright, Plaintiff -xa1s.
Frank g. Blaney. ct al, Defendants
n pursuance OF Judgment OF Foreclosure ard
duly made and entered IN the aboye-surtsd action.
bearing Goth day OF February 1903 under
signed. the Referee in said Indignant med, Will sell
plIblIc the New York Real
NJ III Broadway in the Borough OF Manhattan City o.
New York 18th dav Of March 1908. a o'cIocS
noon on that day, by Philip a Snyth Aucrioneer. tha
premises directed by said Judgment TO be sold and
described follows
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF land with
erected. situate lying
Ward Of said City OF New York Bronx
beginning the intersection ot
81 II Hundred and SIty-eighth Street ~
westerly side Boston running 6outheriy
the Westerly side OF Boston Road
two feet and two inches South OF said One Hundred
nd thence Westerly parallel
with One Hundred and Stxtyeighth Street
feet; thence Northerly and parallel with Boston Road
fftvtwo feet inches and thence Eassrly along
Southerly side Of one Hundred Sx,y-eighch sresc
TO place OF beginning.
0srad New York March Sth. 1908
WILLIAM y. INGRAM Referee
WILLIAM c. MILLS Attorney for PlaEti, Gloyersyils.
The following is gram OF 'he property be
described above the number oerg 9T
Road:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner G Thomas = Surrogate Of the County Of New
7o-S Notice is hereby given to all person! having
Claims against Coulter late Of the % cSony Of
thereof s1bserioes At his PaGRs Roorh Of Of San
haitian Of the City Of New York on or before tns I'1
ocftober ocf Sr fiso2 THO MAS G DUNHAM Executor;
vaT Street Borough Manhattan, City OF new 1orK-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19

The above described premises VIII Be frss ana
clear OF all encumbrances.
Dated New York. February oath. 1903
John STRATEY Rss.-an
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
! PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Ahner G. Thomas q Surrogate ai the County OF New
York notice given 70 all persons having CLAIMS N
Yo1 'sacnaaed to present. with vouchers there
Of 10 subscribed at his place OF tIansaetnS
Street in the City Of Nav York on or before the nrSs
uH dated New York the 18th day Of October: lSoz
~ WALTER r. GILLETTE. Executor.
RopMAN RICHARDSON. attorney for Executor ."
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19
Surrogates' Notices.

1ERWEN, ANDREW jim PURSUANCE
IA ~ an order Ct Hon AbneP c. Thomas. Surrogate
Of the County Of York notice hereby gwen 70 AZ
persons having claims AGAINST Anarsw -. SSru~
with vouchers subscTibers At their OF
business Once Of william b McNsce
No i2s Broadway. Borough Of Manhatt9n CITY OF we"
york on or before the Goth day OF June 1eOOr o0o
nStsd New York the 10th cay Of December 1So&
ANDREW J. RERWIN. Jr, Executor
MARY a. KERWIN, Executr1x- -
WILLIAM "A McEIECE, for Executors, iD
Rroo6vay Borough Of Manhattan. New Iork CITY
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald surrogats Of the county uhy,S9 %
Is hereby given all persons haVlns
claims against BENJAMIN Knower late Of the County o.
N@1v YORK the same with vouchers
thereof to subscriber at her place OF uansecinS
hSneaa At the once Of Gerald Hull Gray, her attorney
At No E Wall street. in the City Of New York. on or
before the 10Th day Of June next. ,noo
dated New York. the Sd day Of December. 1902
MARY c. KNOWER EXecutrtx-
GERALD HULL GRAY. Attorney for Ezecutrix. NO. .
wall St, New York.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-19

fSsfh 81.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-12
SILVER CITY.


from the Independent
The first days enrolment at the
Normal school was 1872, which is being
increased daily.
Some needed repairs are being made
on the Grant county hospital. an ap-
preparation OF something over $500
..aving been made by the county com
missioners for that purpose. New APP
proaches to bot.. front verandas, paint
ing of same, walks, etc, are beng put
in.
Professor Light has arranged an ex-
cellent Normal lecture course for the
present year, composed OF foreign and
local talent fhe first address will be
made by Rev. ]. @. Harshaw on Thur.
day. September II, who will take for
his subject: Getting On IN This
World"
DIR. Bullock, medical director OF st.
Josephs sanitarium OF this city. has
recently been honored with invitations
to address the Philadelphia County
Mealcal society. at a meeting TO be
he.4 next month. upon the subject OF
the treatment OF tuberculosis In this
climate DIR. Bullock will leave early
in October to fill the engagement.
James p. Thwaits, Jr. and Miss
Pearl Arthur were united in marriage
at Pinos Altos. lie groom is a sue
cessful young stockman of the White
signal district. The bride Is che
daughter OF Mrs. j. r Price OF this
city, and a most estimable young lady
MIR. and Mrs. Thwalts WI make their
home at White Signal. at which place
dance and reception was rendered
to them Thursday evening, ATTENDED
by quite a number OF Silver City
] friends.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-12
pEM.No.
From the Graphic.

From the Graphic.
Mrs. NJ. w. Mayheld returned from
an extended visit to her parents in the
lower Mimbres valley.
Mrs. John Allison returned from
Dwyer where she nad been visiting
her parents. MIR. and Mrs Simeon
Eby.
Charles Hubbard and wife returned
from their visit to Santa Rita. MIR.
Hubbard is showing some fine samples
of high grade ore taken from his mine
in that district ana thinks he has
something good up there.
Mrs. hanna Moore, wife of Clai ence
|. Moore of this city. died of blood
poisoning Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock and wac buried ON the resi-
dence Monday afternoon. Mrs. Moore.
whose maiden name was White, was n
native of the state OF A. .chigan and
came to Deming about eight years ago
since which time this has been her
home.
A. NJ. Little and his niece. Miss Har-
riet Scane. returned from an overland
trip to Silver City and Pinos altos, re-
turning by way of the Mimbres valley
and making a visit at the Home Of W.
II. Taylor. Miss Scane who has been
spending the summer with her uncle,
expects TO return to her home in
southern Iowa about the 27th OF this
month.
The best riders in Luna county are
going to enter the COWBOY tournament
at the Territorial fair IN Albuquerque
october ~ TO a.. This is not sur
prising. When there is good sport
going on one usually tinds the Luna
county man at the front, and there is
certainly going to he good sport In Al
buquerque during fair week next
month. The horse racing alone will
be worth going many miles to see. and
the cowboy tournament IL sure to bs
a warm number. G. Z. Hall. who has
lots OF friends in Deming is managing
the cowboy tournament and that en-
sures II.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-12
NEW MEXICO Towns

hor uay procession. Il was the first
time he ever marched alore represent
ing that order curing the twenty-five
years he has been a member.
At tie August business meeting OF
the Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
society. Mrs. l.. =. ..aidiey was unani-
mously ell cted director oil music. a ae
l.rst practice will be held this even
ing after prayer meeting in the church
parlors. Every member who can pos
sibly arrs age to do so is urged to be
present.
Territorial .per- are requested to
make a note of the fact tnat the ter
ritorial insane hospital is crowded TO
its utmost capacity. There are now
lis patients at the institution. and
there isrt spare bed in The building
II is important that this state OF af-
fairs be known throughout the terri
,ory and that county authorities be-
fore sending patients to the asylum
communicate witd the authorities to
learn whether or not they can be ad-
mltted.
A telegram was received here con-
veying the sad intelligence OF the
death at Los angeles. Ca Of Mrs. u.
:. @. Todd, sister of Mrs. Schrmer OF
this city. Mrs. Todd made quite a
lengthy stay in this city something
over year ago and her numerous
friends will be much grieved to learn
of her sudden death.
Iyf It.tr ~ far
ceny In the police cour. and Judge
Wooster sent him up for thirty days.
Yesterday. Price. who was staying at
the Central, stole $40 from room of
the house. In the evening the marshal
captured the hombre. who declared he
had but rs cents on nis person A
search however disclosed thJ fact that
he had SO bill In the lining Of his
hat. Price then fessed up. He told q
nard luck story ana got on easy.
The asylum board met at Secretary
Brunswick's Office this morning anc
after auditing bills 1nd ordering war
rants drawn for their payment, pro-
ceeded to the discussion OF improve
ments at the asylum. The directors
will soon visit the asylum with view
to making changes In the building so
as to permit the better classification
of patients. in line with recommenda-
tions of the medical superintendent. A
cement walk was ordered laid In front
OF the administration building as d
means to prevent the tracking OF mud
inlo the institution
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-12
KiNGMAN.
From the Min,

From the Miner.
The Elks building Is going up at q
rapid rate and already the walls pre-
sent nice appearance.
Mrs. J. w. Tuck and son. who have
been vislting with Mrs. A. H. Smith
In Kingman. departed for their home
In Needles.
Oliver kugiahl who went 10 Los
Angeles about ten days ago for the
benefit of his health, is reported 10 be
In one of the hospitals of that city suf.
fering from pneumonia. His many
friends In this county hope for his
early recovery, but his life In the
desert units HIM for battle with
this dread disease In humid climate
James McGregor. who for years re
sided In Eldorado Canyon, Nevada. re
turned from two months visit at his
old home In Scotland. He also visited
ireland. England and France. While In
New York he saw the second race be
tween Reliance and Shamrock H., In
which the Reliance won by one minute
and nineteen seconds. Mr.. McGregol
Is true blue American citizen and II
willing to spend the ramainder OF his
days under the blue skies OF the desert
country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-12
ARIZONA TOWNS

several days IN town from Grand Can
yon
Mrs. George II. Barney and children
returned home from their outing at
M. c. Ranch A trip OF that sort In the
mountains is worth dozen to the
coast.
Andy Kline and family of Flagstaff
left for South Africa. where they will
reside In the future.
Mrs. y. l.. Jones and two children
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. XII.
gore. having arrived from Winslow.
Mr.. Jones Is now engaged at Ash Fork
In painting and papering the Harvey
house.
Miss Dilette Buggeln came in last
Sunday evening from Prescott, where
she had been visiting her aunt. Mrs.
J. l. Davis. She was met here Monday
by her father. with whom she return
ed 20 the Grand Canyon.
Since the big flood last spring,
which did considerable damage
throughout the town. the crossing OF
Cataract creek on williams avenue
has not been the best. This week n
force OF men have been at work con.
structing a bridge over the same un.
der direction OF the council
Ralph Cameron. who IL running a
ouple OF camps at Grand Canyon. one
near the depot and the other down at
the Indian Gardens. three and one.
half miles down the Bright Angel
trail. was in town. He says business
has been exceedingly good and the
future prospects are bright.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Webb arrived
here from Fresno, Cal. and are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Martin
Mr.. Webb was some years since an
engineer out NJ this point but is now
running between Fresno and Bakers
field. They have visited the canyon
and on their way home will stop of a,
various points TO renew old friend
ships.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-12
GOT WHAT THEY WANTED.
General Manager Wells Gives Boiler.
makers an increase In Paw.

II was well satisfied committee OF
boilermakers that returned from Los
Angeles after nearly two weeks alb.
scence every day of which was spent
in long deliberations with General
Manager Wells, says the San Bernar-
dino Sun. A settlement of the wage
differences was reached. and the COM
mittee returned with a knowledge OF
having completed task which for
weeks has been looked forward TO
with feeling of suspense that was
closely akin TO dread.
The committe is not giving to talk.
ing of its accomplishments, but the
members of the union who have heard
OF the agreement which has been
reached are loud In praise of the com.
mittee's work. Said one OF the boiler
makers: 'The committee and General
Manager Wells have at last agreed
TO a raise OF 30 cents per day, which
will increase the daily wage of the
boilermakers from $3.50 20 $3.50 pei
day, and this Is a great step TO scale
OF "a per day, which the men will In
time be receiving.
II am not at liberty TO state whether
we delegated to the committee the
power OF signing contract for the
union before the men have finall,
passed on the matter, but you ma,
state that so far there has not beer
found one OF the men to raise kicl
against the settlement. and the matte
is now thing OF the past. We are
fully satisfied, ard what's more, nom
of us supposed at any time that an!
but a satisfactory arrangement woul'
come of the matter. General Manage
Wells throughout the discussion bor'
himself as a gentleman and gave u
all to understand that he and the com
pany wanted 10 do the right thing.
may truly say that at no time has ther
been the least harshness displayc
either by the men or the officials"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-09-12
BERNAlILLo BREviTlEs.
Santa Ana misunderstanding Per-
sonaI Paragraphs.

Special Correspondence.
Bernalillo, ~ M. Sept s.--The San
Ia Ana Indians have finished threshing
their wheat. A farmer from the great
wheat belt OF the United States would
be astonished a, the primitive methods
employed. The grain Is first cut with
a sickle, then hauled to the threshing
ground. This has been prepared by
making floor of adobe mud and beat
ing II with poles until II Is hard. The
threshing floor Is surrounded by cir
cular fence made OF poles and ropes.
After several wagon loads OF wheat
have been stacked In the middle OF the
floor. forty or fifty horses are brought
and driven around and around, tramp
ling out the grain This is afterward
winnowed by tossing II Up with pitch
forks so the chaff and straw will be
blown away. The women complete The
task ley tossing the wheat In baskets,
removing the last bits of ckaff, then
washing the grain and drying II in the
] sun.
Mrs. o. NJ. John has gone to Pueblo.
Colo. TO spend few weeks with her
sister.
Miss Afria Taioya and Eaden Jones
OF Corrales were married In Bernalillo
September Z. Father condert perform
ed the ceremony
The public scLoous opened today
with almost one hundred pupils In at
tendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Metcalf OF Albd-
querque were the guests OF Mrs. Lund
on Sunday.
The mother superior and Sister
Mary Bernard OF ST. GATHERINGS
school In Santa Fe visited the sisters
OF Loretto. 1hey returned to santa
Fe Monday morning.