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New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
LANTERN sI1nEs FOB THE SCHOOLS.
An Ordinance Suspended In Favor OF
Theatre

The Board Of Aldermen yesterday approved an
expendfture Of 900 by the Board OF Eouca1lon
for lantern slides TO be used in instruction
Or motion OF Alderman Owens the board decioeo
70 hoIu next weeks meeting on MONDAY. at p. H''
IN order to leave the aldermen free 10 take part ID
the St Patr!ck's Day parade and tesuVlues
Alderman Kenny secured the passage OF q [eSolo-
&3on that the National, State and muEicipal nags
shall be displayed all puollc caIolnSs AioNi
sun up to down on St Patricks Day. h,-
ON q motion Of Alderman Sullivan supported oS
President Cantor the board voted a 70 .; 70 Jus
hujiding line ir favor of the New Amsterdam
Theatre IN Forty-second-st The orglnaI Pc piaHs .
annroved by the Buildings Department lnciuoe q
Tiiisred front extending three feet oeyond In Ine
building line AS the building approaSneo. J cGi n
T1Iefion the adjoining property owners op1ecIeo 70
HE viola ton Of the ordinances and further Work
on the building was stopped
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11

Duane Street.
apprcxmate OF the lien charge
which the above-described property 10 TO be sold
S64 298 90 interest thereon from the e2nd day
December 1902, together with costs and allowances
amounting $5682 with interest om December 22nd.
1902 together with the expenses OF the sale The sp
proxmate amount OF taxes assessments other liens
which to be allowed the
Dated, New York. January 18th, 1908.
GUSTAVUS T. KIRBY, Referee
The foregoing sale s hereby adjourned 70 Tuesday.
Dated. New York, February Sd. 59oS
GUSTAVUS T KIRBY, Referee.
". P 4 R. K PRENTICE. Attorneys for Plaintiffs. 81
Broadway (Manhsttan). Neg York N
Wednesday February 25th. 1908 the same time and
place.
Dates. New York. February l7th. 1904
GUSTAvUs T. KIRBY. Referee
". 81. K PRENTICE. At:oF9sys ccr Plaintiff. No %
The foregoing sale s hereby further adjourned to Thurs
day March I3th, 1909. time and place
Dated. New York. February c5th- 1903.
GUsTAVUE T KIRBY, Referee.
" P 3. K. PREETTCE. Attorneys Tor Plaintiff. No s.
1sseAWay 0Ganhsttanl. New York. y. Z.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
TEACHER WEEDS; SHE CAN STAY.
Brooklyn Woman Wins Victory Over City
Superiutendent Maxwell.

In the fight for the principle that women teachers
sr fhe rublic schools have right to get marrieo
-1thouf losinS their places an important victory
was won yesterday By Mrs Minnie r. Masten IN ner
suit against City Superintendent Maxwell justice
Maddox in the Supreme Court in Brooklyn sus-
sr.uA to her application for a peremptory writ OF
pnandamus to compel him to recognize her as
TEACHER and directed the writ to issue
In his memorandum the justice said:
rbe relator married but did not resign There
hava heen no charges preferred, no hearing mao
and no removal under Section 1893 OF the oio C1ai
ter or ot Section lila Of the revised cnarteT- Ahe
snarriaFe of itself alone works no vacancy
Ms Masten Was Miss Downing and taught in
Grammar School No 30. IN Brooklyn. until January
a 1907 when she was married She was ree eppoano5
= under her new name by the local committee, aIlo
SInerfntendent Maxwell refused 10 recognize her as
aehA
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

Of New York-Joseph J. O'Donohue Jr., and Thomas
oDonohue Plaintiffs, against Franklin Bien, Sub
Trusts created by the first codictl
of the Will and Testament Of Sasey Pitcher, de
nd Defendants In pursuance of Judg
ment of Foreclosure Sale duly made and IN
the aboyeentitled bearing date the 22nd day OF
Judgment named will sell at Public Auction New
Exchange Salesroorn No III Broadway.
In the Borough Manhattan. City Of New York. the
February 1903. II O'Clock that day
hv D. Phosnix Ingraham, the premises directed
by said sold and therein described fol-
lows: certain lots pieces parcels OF
buildings and improvements thereon situate
in the Fifth OF City of New York. known
Numbers 215 Duane and 100 West Street, and
which taken together and described fol-
lows Beginning at the northeaserly corner OF
West Street twentyfour feet and
two line of the wall erected
premises hereby conveyed and partly the
adjoining and northery thereof and known az
thence easterly along the middle
line of said party wall parallel nearly with Duane
feet nine inches, lesa to the
premises conveyed and partly the premises
Number 215 Duane and
conveyed and thence northwardy parallel
yond the continuation said party wall standing partly
on said premises Number 25 Duane Street and
partly on premises adjoining the thereof and
thence eastwardy parallel. nearly with Duane
four inches Caroline Street:
thence along
inches to Dns street and thence weSery along Rusne
ming several distances and dimensions
less. -
GUsTAVUs T. KIRBY; Referee
W. P & r. x PRENTICE. Attorneys for PlaiRtns 81
Broadway (Manhettan). New York, N. 7.
The following is dlaEra Of the property to be sold
and 1870 West ST.. the Borough Of Manhattan
City OF New York:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
MUNICIPAL Art EXHIBITION.

Among the guests at the second annual dinner OF
tie Municipal Art Society. TO be held in the gar
ls-ses Of the National Arts Club No. 81 West Thr-
ry-four1h-st to-day $50 p. will be Jacob A
Cantor Gustave Lindenthal Perez N stewart
W r WILCOX Louis Haffen, Charles W. Fornes'
Inr1,stuS Healy The dinner will mark the opening
of The second exhibition Of municipal art given nn,
der the auspices of the society. An interesting
feature of the exhibition viii be a model OF the
eTectrolier be shortly erected by the society Al
the corner of Twenty-third-st and Fifth-aVe., as
ETft to the city. Among other exhibits VIII be
shown drawings of the new bridges for the Guy
for the buildings Of the College Of the CITY
of NeW-York working drawing of the Forty-nrst-
st municipal bath model Of the pavilion in SeWard
Park and photographs of sculpture for the Han OF
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foreclosure Sales.
u vnRK sIrpREME COURT. COUNTY

~ of New York-Matilda Waters and other. aeainst ds
ans and sas du " and
entitled seton bearing GATE cne ~ W The Glef
3 tss cssay ssS aes Ssy =:
nsme s viii til ss ss Dsbie AUCTION sales
at III BIoadway in the 5STouE9 4k or on the seth
= sE - ss,s ssss .s
adgment to be sold and therein described as fGOEs
f. &. Sssnty i
Bounded as S t9ST' sG Toz y1
IT s l' at Ht
ssS sss, q wsshss sons se
nort6eriy side q aforesaid chains thence hense
s. e s soas a SonH
chain and 80 links thence north 81 ene north SO
along saWm lane % a,bRs as IiDsS to 3henoe ane
sO9s Ssx1sss ss iiid IS nnue. R"s
nss LAM It chains ts ,ss nse and chain
sSay .sd aa
links thence forth 20 degrees 30 minutes Tes st
chains and Is Inks north s degrees 80 minutes sFss
stu ,se bssae @ san and dees
brock to land formerly Of # HGFa0 Ka5hs chain and g.
north 2 4 ns S sa ks slGoS o lame end
Conveyed Palmer in the year 1850 dseetOn Tn
aoa along the saa
ing soutS n Sss4ee. aRh 81 to
s shaps sbs Ssa Hgfh Inks * hene sn IS
east st along thence south Is snd de
s. Inks Ks ebence sout 20 s
still along road chains and IS links; thence s9u
1e degrees 80 minutes still along said roao o
chains thence degrees still along said roao
chains Sawmill lane Foao ano pace
Of beginning Containing about fftythree acres OF aa'
be the same which embrace lots nunoeE -
g. 26, q and parts of 2S and e. on map mace oy
And also all that certain plece
or parcel land the Town OF Westcnester.
York bounded and described as LolloWs
Beginning point the westerly side OF tne roao
chester 1Szs feet southweseriy the formed
SstWesn @ the ands atey owned bv Beverly Tden ana
Milano c. Tilden) thence running aons sao
dividing follows South 72 4V west SoU zee:
south 72 2O' west. 1o2 feet thence south
west, 353 north 80 81 west 5S1 1eet 70
land lately owned by Mrs Harvey Kidd and foro
merly Of Hercules Herring thence running along tne
line Of fence and along said land atey
Nelson north g S4' west 119 feet inches to
Dudens follows: South 76 32' east, 7o4 feet;
thence north 70" go east thence north To- 2O
east 1o2 feet thence 72' 40 $50 feet to the
said leading from the Village Of Eastchester TO the
Village westchester thence south 49, 62 east along
the westerly said road 10 feet and inch TO the
OF beginning containing four and &2-l0O
acres,
York February 2nd 1903.
DANIEL F. COHALAN. Referee 271 Broadway. N 4
HENRY DE PEYSTER, Plaintiffs Attorney 81 Pine
street, N. Y.
The following approximate diagram OF the prop
erty be scld:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
ARRIVAL OF BUYERS.

Columbus Manufacturtns comDgny. Columbus, Ohio:
" = ni3f sonthaict. MorrisVie = Y William NJ.
JaosEor crocksry Company wheeling W. Va; s. l.
Jackson general merchandise Herald Square.
Mar a. Ecciss sfsnestes 70
HEs1:. EGo GRcaFo g5e KfashsseR sasaeF dry
Foods No lle BroadWay.
E W edwards & Son Syracuse n. Y; D. W. Hogs.
x0eTican suspender Company H.; J. s.
B Il Gocre Buffalo: 4. z. Moore. mems outhtter
William Stewart and wife wellsbOro Penn. millinery
lewis 3, Singer & Co.. ST Louis: Lewis B. Singer
Ms n L Rurnpn. Angelica n. 7: NJ l. RuHpft
ei9Shine @ erane 9aapu Toledo Ohio dressmaer Albert
A simmonds' sons victor y Y: G S. sirnmonds. gen
Warren simmonds. Victor N 7. general merchandise.
cstbar+ne Reireck Rochester n. Y. millinery. No IL
isn emSns S1s'e Renee Rochester millinery. No IA
e J 4 NJ A Loree Rochester; bliss E. J. Lorge.
Rrothers Nexcsstie Renn Eva sI. Morr'
Fowler DICK s walker. Lafayette. Ind; A Macarthur
Bseqs Kropacher & Co. Cincinnati: u Baer. neck
! Yes5 JOhnstOsn \, J: hide. sds. ,ndd o-v,oo.,
Ks5ss Hsr9G 41iPsr @ L Nf.s Gls5s 6sroos mil
! " Af6ee & Bros. Roscoe N. Y: K. D. AIbee.
,ereller West shore.
r7ien l. poty naiinery No. So West one-hu1dred-and
Louis Ernst Sons Rochester: Louis J. Ernst hard
F. T. Perina. Fort Dickinson. N Y. drysocds Metro
pcttsn- z,. uv.-, mil
sB.ry I Marrapss r1rnas Lonise MhahY1 Home
g L. GTsnfe f;se AedisGn 64e y; Mary A. os' MIL
Payne; kddisah: * y. dryEoods Cosmopolitan
Graham Company. olsan =: Celia C Al. BuFack dic
J. E kirtz Martins Ferry dryEoods carpets.
Il summerAesd Va. millinery ard cIoaks.
n r Pride westneld Penn. drysoeds St: George.
.ui1I,nery NM y No III IL West Essventh-st
ol IohP P,f4y-1eond ke5rshe NO. H4
Emil; = se9ean PePs sehsny Penn: miinels No
West onehgnS1ed aDet HTss1v
D. sui Timbe1ske staunton. Va. Tnberlsks.
.sass ssnnss5 Sd + SIND sniderst e6 Orange 'O
s.To.4 rse sOTds E1be fGRRsax dTTsSads Hoffman, AS''
HOgk owen mTs F millinery No. Bel West
n Rockwell Mansfield Penn; C. Leet. millinery
Nc 81 Bamsteadi Msse EiHirs N T.; millinery.
L G Farmer. Lockport T.; Miss L weiN millinery.
Hsstag Tailoring Company. Cleveland; J. N. L Hast
) L Woishaus. shepherdstOwn W. Va: drsEoods and
G W BoWteil Fort Edward. n. Y; hardware and
DlgHbnE 81 <, Dsnis sals,, Ohio l. Travis. millinery.
da1snksI sons @s ssvsnnsh Ga: A J. caTdnKel. dry
B. Hail Drysoods cOInpzny sedalia, Ao. J. D. Hail.
Gisssow BIOS. Jseilson Mich; R. I. McNsuEhSOn.
s r Mann & Son. Warsaw, N. T.: Robert Mann. dry
A Denf Rochester N Y: millinery. No. n West Sew
enteenh-st; DeBt, no. q West seyentee1th-St;
n Grace Coke millinery, No ~ Central Park West
scrZGgs vandevoor1 4 Barney. st. Louis Nrs- J. B.
LonSstreth, coats. Ardsey Hall
Bssre 4 Co. cohoes, n T; Jack BaeFe; Emon Baere
Bsisrin Co. oeIeton. Penn: 7. z Baldwin. dry
z GIVE. syrae4ss 7: z. Kelly. furniture
Imperial
Miss Jennie carke. Bath n. T.: milensy. No Ss1
West Twen<y-thnd-9L
Tutxis RockVef Co.. Hornellsviiss. d. t. Claude p.
Eahcoek
A. Mattris. e Peso Tex: drygoods No 80 President
Brooklyn.
Nh. J. 8 Eernes. South Besd. Ind: GrsSsmGkeE No
S WeG TWantY-thtrd-GG
EFxak Leck, AKAAzz. u. x.S o1ofhsnS-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11

:. Frsnk 7: Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the County of
New York. Notice hereby given all having
Of New York deceased. present the same with
vouchers thereof he subscribers their place
ectirE business at the ONCE Of Nccurdy Yard No. cs
6rSGdWay. Borough Of Manhattan In the City Of
f91E on or before the 27tt; day OF May neIt
AARY n. PERKINS ExecotFix EDWARD TOWN
BEND, NORTON PERKINS ExecutorA
4cCURDF 4 YARD. Attorneys for Executors No. &c
Broadway New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Ahner c. Thomas, q Surrogate o. the County Of New
IoK nGaies hereby gfyen TO ell persons havinE claims
oEaiHst John A. kellner late Of ths County NJ New
70 present the same with vouchers thereof
once Of Robert psvdsoa No III Broadway in City
o. Neu 1or6 On or oeto5S the 18th day Of June next
Dated New YoaS the eth day OF December 1904
SOPHIA C. KELLNER WILLIAM KELENER
Executors
Broadway. Borough Of Menhattan New YORK City.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11

Abner c. ThonaaA Surrogate the County of
New York notice s hereby given to all persons having
claims sgaina Joseph Celia iae OF the County Of New
TO the subscriber her place Of transactng business
the Of r Perry n Green Point Avenue,
Borough Of Brooklyn The city Of New York
the first day of May
Dated New York. the 21d day Of octcher. 1902
LENA GELS Executrix
c. T PERRY Attorneys for E1ecu,rix II Green Point
Avenue. Rrcokiyn. n. Y.
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surrcuates HOnrrs.
IN pT7R,s1JANcE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

l. Ahn.r r Thomas q Surrogate Of the County OF
Nav york notice hereby given to all persons having
Joseuh Ranond Pamenberg ofher wise
Tosanh Raymond Panenberg the name Palmenberg being
Of he County Of York deceased to present the %
thereof the suoscT1oefS AT tneiF
na of business the ofce Of Sackett sno
fane No SO Nassau Street. IN the Borouen OF IEth
day OF September next :, ,r-.h 1oos
Da'eu 1'e" -' - WIILIAM F. PALMENBERS,
EMIL r PALMENBERG:
SACKETT and LANG Attorneys for Exscutore ~ VASES"
street, Borough OF Manhattan. N. 7. CITY.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
PAWNRRnkERs, SALES.

L L FIRUsKI. Auctionecr. 20 Bowery.
March 1i-By H Freund & Co.. A. ST.
mon. jewe!ry.
Row. diamonds watches. jewelry, all
nledges prior January Il. 1907, and all
Nos. to $500. and all goods reserved from
March l2-By A. Mayer. Jersey City.
Marc9 1e-By C. Lang & c.: Sss eth1 tn
pledges prior March 8. 'O2. all older dates.
also line assortment steel engrayings
March 16-By l Harlem Cos sth-ave''
pledged prior March 6. '02- 900
March 17-By II. & z. Bruckheimer. 2 l0S
3d-ave.. clothing. etc, pledged prior March
March 1s-By VIM Simpson & Co.. ls1
Rowery. diamonds. watches. jewelry. all
and all goods that have been kept over will
positively be sold in this sale.
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. NJ. sheehan,
auctioneer. 1852 and 154 Canal-st.
March l1-By FItzsmmons & Fuilan. 2I2
Broadway, diamonds. jeweiry. etc. to
MsfeR MePch h. 1i@By 1s Jos. Levy. 1s5 varicA-st..
March f2aBy Film; tew1elry; S1sag.n ETC. 10. s,b-
ave, clothing. etc. to March l. 1902.
March 13-By Fillin. clothing.
March 16-By H. McAleenan, 46s Fulton
March I7~By j. Simpson Co.. 225 Park
Row dam9nds an 'ewSe,ry etc; &, pledged to
March 1s-By H. Breckwedel, 4I3 Grand
st. diamondsi an ,1ni jeweiry' etc. pledged to
March 1s-By J. lehman. 292 Columbia
ST.. clothing to March 10. 1902
JOS, sHoNGo0D q SONS. Auctioneers.
ealesroons. No. % Bowery.
March ll-Clothing, etc. pledged TO
6th-ave-. silberstein Bros. 2,457 shave.
etc. Alex Frennd. I.545 sd-ave.
March 13-Jewelry. watches. diamonds.
H NJ Wolfe. Joseph & Co. Jersey City.
.tc AaIih e scSieheF. r" is2a %! 2dNaVe. eH ''o'S'
etc. P KaskeI. 311 7th-ave.
March i7-Men's and woTnen's clothing,
etc. H. & c. Lang, l20 Avenue c.
March 17-Jewelry. watches. diamonds.
etc. Alex Freund. l.545 Sd-ave.
ELI soaEL Auct.. ss Bowery. sells 10
a m, all goods pledged to March 1. 1902.
March l2--Clothing. dresses remnants.
shoes, etc. Joe Sobel, 1.704 3d-ave.
March 13-Clo1hing. dresses. shoes. etc,
H. RossnhsssE. @ ss6 sth,STe t1otH,s n-,. ou.,
coats. full dress suits. remnants. shoes.
drs sses. etc |. Alkus. 81? sth-aye.
March 17-Iewelry:, Joe sobei. 1.7o4 ad-
ANDERSON MINT1. Aucts.. s. .Bowery.
March 111sy MAG Bernstein. 2I1 West
pledged prior March l. 1902
March ia--By Ben Prayer. 654 9th-Rve..
and Joe Anderson. 3o7 ". +2d-st. all dla
March lf~By }, H, Retn, 414 aa-A~s..
ssEsirY pledged 70 March 1. lso2
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

TEX ooesSs hsEshy svsn e all having claims
late Of TIE County oe Esw XoF aeOoasd Lhe
same Win vcocoeES msTSo9 TO hs SEhecFibsf hsr
GoodHan. her attorney No. 81 nroadvsy Borough Of
Manhattan. IN the CSty of EsR York 90 before
6rst day OF August next ANNA HAssE. EEecutrt1
DATED Eew York. the esh day of January 1905.
1GosEs GOODMAN Atty. foF E1SeutEix. ~ BroaAwsS.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
MARKS, EDWARD Mn PURSUANCE OF

MARhS, EDWARD Mn PURSUANCE OF
ANA an order Of Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate
the County York Sept Both, 1902 notice
is hereby given persons having claims
Edward n Marks late Of the County OF New York de-
ceased present With vouchers thereof to the
subscribers tfansacting business No
William St. OF Paul n Haazog. In the City Of New
y1nt.S "a ~ vi ~ Sth Sey ~ c1ctobe, Ioos
MARY MARKS. WILLIAM H HALLowEL Executors
PAUL N. HERzOG. Attorney for Executors. q William
Street
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11

Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the County
New York. notice is hereby given all persons having
against John P Cranford late of the County Of
New York deceased TO present the same with vouchers
thereof the subscriber at his place Of ansaeting
business No 25 Montague Street Brooklyn. New York
before the 18th day Of September next
New York. the 10th day OF March, 1903
WALTER V. CRAWFORD. Administrator
EVERETT V ABBOT Attorney Administrator So
Wall St. n. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11

The approximate Of the lien charge TO sat
isfy the described property is to be sold is
from June 26th 1907. to-
Kether with the expenses Of the sale.
The premises will be sold subject TO decree OF fore
closure made and 2Sh day of September
1901 of Joseph Stickney against Francis j.
nd others, which decree due
thousand dollars principal with interest
The approximate amount Of other
liens which are be allowed the purchaser paid
bv the Referee Is 81 64S % and interest
- ~ DANIEL F. cOHAIAN. Referees,
271 Broadway. N Y.
HENRY DE PEYsTER. Plaintiffs Attorney 81 Pine
The foregoing sale is herebv adjourned Thursday
March S, 1908, at the same time and place
Dated New York. February 26th. 1903
DANIEL. +. COHALAN Referee.
HENRY DE PEYSTER. Plaintiffs Attorney, 81 Pine
street, N Y
The foregoing hereby further adjourned to
Thursday March 10. 1892 at the same time and place
Dated New York, March 5th 1908.
DANIEL F. COHALAN Referee.
HENRY DE PEYsrER. Piaintifs' Attorney. 81 Pine
street. N 7.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
JupoM MENTS.

TIL. following judgments for sums OF owe, h.Snr Sr
were filed yesterday. March TO- the nFS' i''''''
tha NJ the debtor
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11

I n FUhSUd-NCE OF AN Uf HUN.
Abner c. Thomas. q Surrogate Of the County Of New
York Notice hereby given TO all having claims
Moritz Kelner, Of the County OF New
deceased with vouchers
subscribers place Of tlsnsscng business Room
or before the twentythird day of April next
Dated New York the fifteenth day OF October, 1902.
WILLIAM KEI1LNER HENRY B KELLNER.
CHARLES L. KELLNER, ALEXANDER ). KELL-
NER, Executors MARTHA K. MILLER. Executrx-
EINSTEIN TOWNSEND. GUITERMAN & SHEARN.
Attorneys Executors, g Nassau St. New York City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c. Thomas, q Surrogate of the County Of New
hereby given all persons having claims
againet Frank LiVermore late Of the County OF New
York deceased the same with vouchers there
TO subscriber Of transacting business
Room 2o3 No. So Broadway IN the City of New York.
o before the 2Sth day of June next
Dated New York. the 18th day of December 1902
FREDERIC A. BCRLIEGAME Administrator.
ROBERT c. BEATTY, Attorney for Administrator, So
Broadway. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11

LOST or STOLEN-Bankbook No 45l, 45I'
OF the Em!grant Industrial Savings sank.
Payment stopped. Please return oook 10
bank No. 81 ChamberS-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST or sToLES.-BankbookN No. &c. s53 Of
the Excelsior Savings Bank. 1e Nest 90
~ New-York All persons are cautioned
AGAINST purchasing or negotiating the
same and any person having a claim 70
said paEsbook Is hereby called upon 10 pre-
senf the same to the bank on or before the
21st day of March, 1903 submit to hay.
ing the passbook declared cancelled ana
extinguished and a new book issued VI heu
thereof.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
OFFICE FURNITUE.
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE

PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
OLD WATCHES WANTED.
ALSO DIAMONDS, old gold, tewelry. etc
Cash paid or we will take them In exchange
for new goods WATCHES AND JEW
ELRY REPAIRED In our factory on the
premises Hours a. m to 8 .. m.
CHARLES A. KEENE. $50 Broadway
n Y City.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
A IMAM. LOUIS.-TN PURSUANCE OF An

order of Hon. Frank 7. Fitzgerald, Surrogate of
The County OF New York notice is hereby given 70 al
City and County Of New York deceased TO present the
with vouchers thereof the subscriber the oce
Of his attorneys Messrs Blair Rudd No. 26 Liberty
Street Borough Of Manhattan, City OF New York on
before 14th day of September 1908
Dated New York, March 5th 1908
FREDERIC HAAS. Executor.
BLAIR & RUDD, Attorneys for Executor, 26 Liberty
Street, Borough Of Manhattan City OF New York
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
5nrroqates' Aotlres,
GE F. DEWHURST.-SURROGA

NEORGE F DEW dUho1.-SO NItO0<41 Z =
~ Court New York County.-In the matter OF the ap-
ncstou for letters Il administration on the goods chat
tells and credits Of George F. Dewhurs deceased TO he
creditors of George Dewhurs deceased: Please to
that Catherine Bgley sister OF the ABOVE
F. Devhurst deceased as petitioner upcn
her and the consent Of Henry DeWhurst @ ano
the only next of kin OF SAID george
F. DeVhurst deceased acknowledged and filed with the
County of New York. intends TO apply
Letters OF Administration 10 De
admInistratrix the goods chates and
said George F. DeWhufst deceased
with limited and mcdihed bond pursuant to tae pro
the State of York; and you and each of you are
hereby required under and by virtue Of the
order of publication made for that purpose by te Hon
9th day Of February 1853 TO present any and al claims
against the estate Of the said George
r Dewhurst. deceased Surrogates OF the County
York. at their ONCE In the County Court House.
the Borough of Manhattan Of the City Of New York
before the 9Th day Of April l90S at after which
ti the penalty of bond be given by the
letters Of administration herein shall be granted
Is be fixed by the said Surrogatee.
Dated. New York. February 26th 1903
CATHERINE BIGLEY, Petitioner
THOMAS HOOKER, Attorney for Petitioner, No. War
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. N. z. City
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11

MACHINERY.
AT REDUCED PRICES 500 second hand
wood and iron working machines; fuliy
~unrsn.eed: machinery bought and ex-
enanoed GEO 81 EDDY, 398 MadiSon-st
ELECTRIC ELEVATORS
Ro- .a,e new and second hand and other
makes slightly used. reasonably installed;
Electric and steam pumps. supplies ana
MULHOLLAND 152 centre-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-11
DRESSMAKING,
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ST, BMRTNfll 0MEW'g
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
211 East 42d-st. First class domestics arc
supplied: also managing housekeepers. ma
irons, goveraesses tutors, etc.
EDISON BUREAU constantly wants high
grade help OF every description 6th-ave-,
three doors above 42d-st.
HELLO. CENTRAL. give ME I.sn2 Madl-
son Square. SAMPSON & NELSON'S
Employment Bureau. 412 4th-ave., best help
only