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MANY MEMORIAL SERVICES.
Veteran Associations in Brooklyn Go to
Cemeteries and Parks.

Many -,ar,orisl services for the soldiers Of the
nation who have died in war were held in Brook-
lyn Yesterday. although few arc announced TOT
next Sunday. Early in the morning. by sunrise
attachments of Grand Army men and Spanish war
Veterans were On their way to the various GENE
teries in Brooklyn and Queens. where they deco
rated he graves OF former comrades In the morn
ing and afternoon special services were held at the
navy ward and around the various monuments OF
the nations heroes. In the evening the various
posts attended church services
Under the auspices Of Thomas 6. Devin Post
Grand Army Of the Republic. services were held
al 20 a n st the Tomb Of the Prison Ship Martyrs
IN Fort Greene Park Members Of the Society Of
Old Brook 5nites the Monitor Association OF Naval
Veterans the 18th Regiment Veterans Association
and cadets from various schools took part In the
exercises N F. McGoldrfck presided, and ad-
dresses were made by Congressman John J. Fltz-
gerald and Commander Michael Connolly dele
cation from the Prison Ship Martyrs Monument
Association was present by special invitation. \
body Of schoolgirls sang and decorated the. tomb
with flowers.
Under the auspices Of the Gloucester Naval Com
nand and several other bodies Of Spanish War Vet
erans. q memorial field military was con-
Quoted on the parade ground, beside the marine
barracks. al The navy yard Mass was celebrated
s Eaer w q f be fe Sa9Pa Band and
chorus OF one HUNDRED voices from me ArSn S!ng
cornrnan dant Of the yard. was present as were
tbs various war vessels in port Probably the
largest crowd OF the Gay several thousand persons
Several naval posts. Grand Army of the Republic,
united in the decoration OF graves and holding of
services IL the Naval Cemetery, back Of Flushing
Services were held at the Lincoln monument in
Prospect Park in the afternoon under the auspices
of James Z Perry Post. The monument deco
rated and Park Commissioner Young delivered an
address
The statue of Henry Ward Peecher in Borough
Hall Park. was decorated with flowers by a detach-
n1ent from James II. Perry Post
Henry ". Slocum Post held special services at
the graves of General Slocum and Captain Fred
erick Cocheut IN Greenwood Cemetery, and similar
services were held the graves Of other prominent
soldiers
Among the veteran organizations attending
church services IN the evening was tie l59th New
York Volunteer Veterans Association. General Ed
ward l. MolneUx- the commander, being the
head The veterans attended the Hanson Place
Baptist Church with Rankin Post. Grand Army Of
the Republic.
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~ York Theodore z. Tack plaintiff. against Joseph A
Fla rle defendantIp OF Judgment ef Fore
cIceIre and Sale duly male asd entered in the above
e1ttled action bearing date the 9th day Of May 1903
the undersigned. Referee in said judgment named
win sell at Auction. at the New York Real Estate
Cae No Broadway. in t7e Borough OF NAN
haitian CITY of the 9th day OF June 1903
al l2 o'clock that day. by John y Ni"idl q
Auctionee premises directed by said Judgment to be
told and therein follows: All the undivided
oreo,rteenth part OF the lots pieces or parcels of
land with the buildings and improvements thereon
situated lying being IN the City OF New York and
Westerly corner Street and the Ninth
avenue ana running thence Soufhwesteriy along the
esteriv side Ninth Avenue hftynine (5Sl
e and thence Northweserly parallel with Forty
street (sm feet SouthwesterIy parallel with
Ni1+h Avenue nineteen 10 nine CO.. inches. and
thence NortwesterIy parallel with Fortysecond Street
tentv 20 feet thence Northeasterly parallel with
The Ninth Avenue seyenyetgt (7s) feet nine 9) inches
Ia the Southwesteriy side of Fortysecond Street and
along the Southwesterly side OF
Fortsecond Street hundred 400 feet TO the Westerly
corner OF Fort-seoond Street and Ninth Avenue the
n0i1t or place beginning being re premises ot
witch Patrick Treacy, the grandfather OF the said
Joeeph A Farley. died seized and which were devised
rogse Of New County IN LIber 926 Of Wills.
$50. 800 .o
- EUGENE II. PoMEEoY, Referee.
~ II VAN STFENBEPGH Attorney for Plaintiff, 10
Wall Street York
The following diagram Of the property 20 be cold
the numbers being ST., 5Ta snd
ISL Ninth Avenue 4o2. 4c4 4os West 42d Street:
Vest d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-25

Paris. May -
The Imprtmerie Rationale publishes What Is
decidedly the book of the week, the offlclal re-
port drawn up by Catulle Mendes for the MIL
Istrv Of Public Instruction on the poetic move
ment in France from 1867 to 1860 we nave
here a full history of romanticism, with an alai-
ysis of the works of Paul Verlaine' ferhailu
Gregh. Henri de Regnier and Rostano. 1t Is
cleverly done, with a touch Of inclsNelleeS
worthy of Tame. Plou Nourrit puhhshes slolS
Of a little girl by Paul and Victor Marguerite
called -'Zette." Eternal Sourire Is lssue'
through Calrnann Levy by NJ. FIoran. = l. D.
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". 27th
The approximate OF the lien charge TO satisfy
S23 029 70 Interest thereon from the 10Th day Of
kpr 1903 together sllewanceS amounting
to $40 interest from April 23rd 1908 together
with Of the sale The approximate amount OF
taxes assessments liens which to be allowed
n the purchaser the purchase paid by
the Referee is S59O5s interest
Dated New York May 4th 1908
SYLVESTER [. II. WARE Referee.
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WORK OF UNITED HEBREW CHARITIES.

The work Of the United Hebrew Charities for
April shows that the total number families dealt
with reached 1894. representing about Il 800 sndi-
viduals. o. these. Ass applied In the Bureau Of
BELIEF and L5o6 in the Employment Bureau. Of
whom 2s4 received employment. OF those who ag-
piled IN the Bureau Of Relief rs were there for the
first time tn the fiscal year.
After careful examination relief was refused n
S63 cases: IS persons received TRANSPORTATION to DIFF
ferent parts Of this country and Europe 402 gar
rents e3S pairs Of shoes and 80 articles Of ftjru
lure and bedding distributed. 2os garments
made in the workroom ard zs2 garments were
repaired s. nights lodgings ard 1s2 were fur
rishe6 homeless and women
The disbursements in the various departments for
relief SIS SIS 81.
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FOR SALE.

600 TELEPHONE STANDS. desks par
tItfons ratings counters. tables. chairs.
wa robes letter files. letter presses and
stands telephone booths. quotation boards:
ptoree offices fitted FINN BROS. 2S-32
Centre-st
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. No 1864 Broadway. between 38th
ana S7th SITS until o'clock ., n. Adyer-
tisements received al the following branch
Offices at regular office rates until o. clock
.. n viz: 25i sth-ave-. .. .. cor. 2Sd-st- !
i5a sts-ave COR i2th-st-: 50 East i4tb-st /;
257 VEST &2d--st-. between 7th and 9Th ayss>s
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The approximate amount Of the lien or charge 70
satisfy which the above described property is
is S40So0 with interest fro the 9th dsy OF "a
with and allowances amounting
s274 65 interest the 18Th day Of May lsuS'
cgether with the expenses of the sale The approx
Of taxes assessments. or other Aetls
which be allowed the purchaser oSt OF me
purchase paid by the Referee is sS40S63 ana
interest.
Dates Jew York. MAY 18th 1908. -
LOUIS 3. HASBROUCK, Referee.
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ANTIQUES AND CURIos.

RARTER a. MCoRRY. 10 West SIth-st:--
Antique and modern furniture, mn Vi o
raIntlnrs. hric-a-brac; auction prlces.
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rroM REVIEW MAY 30 g.
Lofesf Foreign, Nese's Abouf BooNs.

Russell and nearly all the usual contributors u
current fiction are entered on the autumn HsL9'
l. y. r.
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PAwNBRokERS SALES.


Anderson & Mintz, Auctioneers 81 Bowery.
May 27-By Max Bernstein, 2I1 w. 18th
st. and Louis Bernstein, 2,6SS sth-ave..
diamonds, watches. jeweIry. fine antique
solid silver tea service, dissolving stereop-
ticons. fine microscope, with all attach
meats Setbert tmakerl. Germany. and all
goods pledged prior May 10. 1902.
May 26-By II w. Lewis. 621 Grand-st,
Brooklyn. all clothing pledged to May Is.
May 2s-By Joe Anderson. 8o7 W. 42d-st.
all clothing. etc. pledged prior May |, 1902.
/. l. FiRUsKI. Auctioneer. 40 Rowery.
May BY NJ Hammerschlas & Co.
May 2e-By D. Fry. ZIG Bowery. dla-
nonds. watches. jewelry, all pledges prior
May l6. 1902. all older dates
May 26-By NJ Bruckhelner, lSl East
10Sth-st.. clothing. etc. pledged prior May
May 27-By VIM. Simpson d CO.. ISL
pledges prior March 20. 1902. TO No ll.96O.
and all goods reserved from previous sales.
May 2S-By Stitch & Bro. lis 3d-ave..
diamonds, watches, jeweiry. all pledges
prior May is. 1902, all older dates
May 2S-By S. Raphael, o03 6th-ave.'
diamonds. watches, jewery. all pledges
prior May IS 1902. all older dates.
May 29-Fine Consignment Jewelry.
June 1-By J. J. Saver. las FranIlin-st.
Brooklyn, diamonds. watches. jewelry. all
pledges prior May 81. 1902.
June by H. Freund & Co.. Avenue
B. [. G. NewbeTger, 1S4 Shave, dia-
monds. watches. jewelry. all pledges prior
May % 1892.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

WANTED-A man with sl5OUo OF $500
Far business. this is a safe investment anu
can guarantee 80 per cent yearly on said II m
vestTnent F. r. MOORE. FedeTal-s'"
PittsburE
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
66TH-ST 1876 WEST tcorner Broadway):-
ReautifuI large front rooms; delightfully."-
cool: suitable for three persons: 81: near
IL and all surface lines HAWD.
UNUSUALLY WE'LL FURNISHED, At
TRACTIVE ROOMS-Hot and cold run
ping water; house newly furnished and
decorated. l55 East 63d-st.
foeTH-ST. 1874 WEST.-Large and small
rooms: running water; telephone: also
back parlor for physician; private family
142 WEST 70TH-ST.-SeCond and third floor
suites: private baths. telephone; summer
rates; breakfasts optional; references.
f42 EAST 5TTH-ST.. near Lexington-ave.-
Quiet private house: nice. large front
rooms for two; ell improvements: also small
hail room; reasonable.
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ELECTRIC vENTILATING FANS.

----s----------->---
you WON'T MIND THE HOT WEATHER
n YOU use WINGS DISC FANS. Moth
ing like them for ventiIating and COOL
RREEZE-MAKING. For hotels restau-
rants theatres, stores. offices, factories
yyorkshops-anywhere. They INCREASE
TRADE and make everybody comfortable
and the cost is not great A postal VIII
bring you full particulars. prices. &C. Also
ELECTRIC FANS-IOwest prices l. B
WING MFG CO., West Broadway. corner
Walker-st-
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Sir. B9RT%0l G1ME@'9
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
211 East 42d st. First class domestics are
supplied: also managing housekeepers. ma
irons, rOvernesses. tutors. etc
HELLO! CENTRAL. give me l,S02 Madi-
son Square SAMPSON NELSON'S
Employment Bureau. Az 4th-aVe.: best
help only.
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WORK WANTED.
saaGx


ENGINEER. MACHINIsT.-Fhst class
license. thoroughly understands ice ma
chimes and factory work. references J. B.
e04 Bergen-st-- Brooklyn
F1REMAN.-By young man: good refer
ences from last place. or az anytnins'
good education VAUGHN. 122 h Slst-st.
HOTEL. MAN. long experiences. manager.
steward and cashier. open to ensaseHent'
hotel or club. city or country: bond. refer
ence. Box 50. Jersey City. " J.
JANTTOR--By coiored man and wife;
house without engine: good references; ;
G H Box ~. Tribune Uptown ONCE l'""+
Broadway.
IANIToR coiored man. IN Office build
irK or bank; in or out OF city, Kuo" ,s0ss
Of Steam electricity. FOX. 406 west
sfuh-sC
~ u-iaa experience: drygoods or cloth
business. Write ALEX ROSE, leo
Park Row.
PORTER or elevator runner, by a YOUNG ~,
coIored man: references. r. SIMMER
217 West 61st-st-
PAPFRcT-TTER and BoOKBINDER--
perienced: wants steady position l.
THOMAsCH. 1872 7th-st.
PAPFRaANGER and DECORATOR
First class. city or country Call OF az az
dress JONES, s East 1fOth-st-. near olh-
ave.
Private sECRETARY.--By middle aged
r1su American or position OF trust; can
refer 70 several financial insututlohs As 60 90
ability and integrity Address T. a y GU
WalI-st.
SALESMAN. &c-Absoiuteiy trustworthy
man desires opportunity with some
house: capable salesman; all round man,
fifteen years one house moderass 9e1
start A w. Tribune Uptown once LOW
Broadway.
REPAIRING. ETC-work done at your
ON home. city or country h1e lCrHI-
,,,,e r.1airing: mattresses made over: car
pets laid; vanishing and polishing OF lu1-
ntture CHAS. STUDE. ST 6th-aNs.' -ieo-
trician store.
Observation-Disclosures man, at pres
emf employed desires change; - reHdOie.
accurate and trust%orthyi can eIEs pssI
233 Stockholm-st-. Brooklyn
sTCpETARY rea6er. companion. BY a
Young man OF good family. speaking SCI
cal Ia1rJsages; VIII travel. H. j.. Box a.
Tribune Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway.
SWEDE married. work Of any kind.
CHARLES HELM. 70 f6th-st-' brooklyn
Y0T-YC; MAN p American. neat. quick.
Trustworthy. fair education; good Te Iit.L.
ences nond az anything: day or night
work ENGESSER. 81 Grove-st-
YOUNG swEDE CD; willing to DO any
thing with chance os advancement JOHN
ANDERSON. IS 16th-st.. Brooklyn.
You've MAN. to take care Of horses or
horse and lawn: understands waiting on
table also. WILLIAM GROVE. care MS
Gilbert 40 Grove-st-
YOUNG MAN as. neat. intelligent; at
a1vt6g,r- world travel with gentleman
JAMES pITRKTN. 90 West 6Oth-st-
YOUNG MAN. 81 honest. faithful. IN a
wholesale house where he can advance;
best references. A. NIEBLING- 524 West
hTsr-.t
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for principal and interest existing mortgage for
Dated New York April 2sth. 1908.
SYLVESTER L H WARD Referee
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
tJnderbiI and others Defendants O. Judg
OF Sale duly made and entered m
action bearing date the 25rd Gay OF
Aprl 1903 undersigned the Referee In said jndg
nent ma med Public Auction at the New lorS
Peal Estate Saiesrcon No. 161 broadway in the Dor
ogh Of Manhattaa City Neu-York the 26th day or
Nav 1909 at - that day by D. Phoenix
TnErahan AucoDser premises directed by SAID nog
be sold and therein described as touoWs: an
that piece parcel OF land situate lying ana
being in the Borough Manhattan. IN the City County
and Of York, mentioned and described on a
Man OF lands In Ward Of the City Of New YORK
the property heirs Of Mary Clarke. dec mace
by Geo Smith City Surveyor. dated April 9th. 1871
and bounded described follows: Begnnns at q
side seventh street dis
tant GEO ft) westerly from the corner
intersection OF said acrtheTiy soc OF
Avenue running parallel with Tenth
nine inches (aS IT, nl to the
centre line block westerly along said centre
line OF the block parallel with Twentyseventh Street
twenty-five Us ~; thence souhery again parallel
WITH Tenth Avenue part the distance through
ninety-eIoht feet nine inches t8S IT M tc
said northerIy Twertysevenh Street and thence
eastery along said northerly side Of
street twenty-five feet 5 f to the point or place Of be
Dated New York May 4th. 1908
SYLVESTER L II. WARD. Referee.
MURPHFY & METCALF. Attorneys for Plaintiff. 10 Wall
street Borough of Manhattan City of New-York
The following diagram Of the property 70 be sold
described above the number being No. sos West
Tvventy-seventh Street,
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Notice of Summons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ OF York. The Metropolitan Savings Bank.
Plaintiff. against Marie V. StuTges and Winfield S.
St1rges husband Emma Shannon and John shannon,
husband Frances Gesthausen and Theodore G.
hansen. husband Jan. E Lillis and Thomas Liis.
husband and John ). McDonough Defendants. sum
mons Trial New York County.
named defendants each Of them: You hereby
the complaint In this action
serve copy your the plaintiffs attorney
after the Of the
elusive Of day Of and in OF failure
Judgment VIII be taken against you
bt default for relief demanded IN the complaint.
Dated New York February 18th. 1903,
AUGUSTUS Z EUTCHINS
PLAINTIFFS Attorney. Posto1oe and ONCE Address No.
60 Wall Street Manhattan Borough. City Of New York
To the defendants Frances Gesthausen Theodore G.
oIesthauser. Jane ILLS Thomas Liiis
OF The foregoing summons is served by
publication order Of Hon James A.
BLANCHARD Of the justices Of the Supreme Court Of
the state Of New York dated Sth day Of pr 1903 and
ned with the Complaint the Office OF the Clerk Of the
County OF New York the County Court House. IN the
Borough Of Manhattan, the City OF New York County
Of New YORK. State Of New York. the sth day Of
April.
Dated. New York. April 11tA 1903
AUGUSTUS & HUTcHINS
PistBuns Attorney. Fostoioe Office Address. No.
@ Wan Street, Borough OF Manhattan. CITY Of New
FORK
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A DNERTTSE3ETTs M subscriptions for The tribune
"A received az their Uptown
40. t-:SDf BROADWAY.
Advertisements viii al
Offices regular sfdce r N
Sfh-8ve. e.
.2th-ss: 32 East I4ts-sf.s 25T West 42d-st.. be-
7th and sth 2tE3 West I25tBs-st-: t}:sS
3d-ave.. between 7eth 77th Sis, O26 3d-ave..
6Istst: ilttS fst-aVe.. near S9h-st E57 East
I23th-st.. 75B Trcmont-nVe.s $50 I'd ave. near
1l-t 56s 3d-ave.s 210 Bleccker-st.; :i:.5
BIeeeIKer-rt. Brooklyn. n. Y.-2f6 Coerf-st.l
cI5 sTnfth-st., 1.004 GateE-nve. Newark N j.
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SurrogateS Notices.
n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County OF New
York Notice is hereby Rail- gsen late 70 al Of @ County of Ne
York deceased present the same with vouchers there
at at the 10 ecss Of Pufney To6iy { P5iney
a. 10 va 5 9r0 ge a4 Of o In ae en
Dated Kew YORK the 2s' Gay Of May ag l%cs Riddle
Executor Of Harriet s Biddle, deceased
10 Broadway New York City
KNIGHT, WILLIAM HIN PURSUANCE
order of Hon AbneT e ThOna s.5 sHTT s tie
q the County 81 Nes 4efk n9see Il ana Knst
the County Of New YORK deceased TO P5eSea
their place Of tEansactng business al the office Of
Manhattan. New York City, on or before the loth Gay
so RfssG w. N kx1d GIT FIokScE coLVET. Ezeou-
RUEGS wRAyER Attorney for Executors 20 Broad
TAYLOR, ELIZABETH REED.-IN PURSU-
Of e c6S6y Of Of H Ssw F Yo seeb
gwen to al persons hayng elanS as Y des5 rec &c,
the with vouchers thereof 10 the subscribed
Gu,h hsE P GTsyafh henderson, No wall street.
or sff bs h9ssus he .xsasiss
JULIA REP TA 96 E1sG.rix ,o-
Executrix No. 20 Wall Street Borough of Manhattan.
! IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T Fitzgerald surrogate # the COUNTY Of
claims against Louis E NeuTnan of County Of
thereof the ct her oses Of ran So9
! on or before the aotb day Of May next o
william G NEUMAN LOUIS E NEUMAN. IT..
john r PA~NEs, Attorney ,or Executors l64 Nassau
| Street New York.
! CAMPBELL. SARAH.-IN PURSUANCE OF
! - an order Of Hon c. Thomas Surrogate Of
County Of New Yerk notice is hereby given TO all
having claims R sssns ssTa t the ats
vouchers thereof the subscriber al her place
her attorney Nc is5 Broadway Borough Manhattan.
in City Of New York, before the 10th day OF
Dated New York the I'd day q January: 1903,
CHARLOTTE YOUNG Adninstrat rtx -.
broadway Borough II Manhattan New York city
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of the County Of
New York Notice hereby given all navng
Claims against Bevier late OF the County Of New
- the place of tansacting business at
City Of York, Borough OF Manhattan. or before
The Ioth day Of October next -, ,oo,
ENoC4 Y. STOOD Ard Executors.
JAMES 6. GFEvES. Attorney FOR Executors. 81 PARK
Place n. Y. City
/ TVLLINGHAST. WILLIAM HIN PURSU-
= order OF Hon Frank T Fitzgerald a
given persons having claims against William II
Tilinrhast late of the County Of New York deceased
scrers al their place Of transacting business the
Office Guthrie. Cravath & Henderson. No 30 Wall
before the 20th day OF July text 49,
Dated 10Th day OF January; 1908
cHARLf;s " TIIiiNGHAsr. Executors.
| - LOUIS LEE sTASToE.p -,.,.. o.,
Executors No Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan.
City Of New York
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A DvERTTsEAiE NTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
Il received their Uptown oniee.
NO. 1865 BROADWAY.
Advertisements VIII be received following
Offices st regus Jar Office until O'Clock 2 m viz
pa Stlt-arfS. i. e. 23d-st I53 8th-ave., cor
l2tl,-st. ~ Rust f4th-st.i 257 West 42d-st..
tween and. 18th ayes: 2S3 West 125th-st; 1888
8d-ase bstSsea zeth and 77th ats. 1.O26 81-ases
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ELI SOREL. Auct. 90 Bowery. sells. 10
a m, all goods pledged TO May 90, 1902.
May 25-Consignpent Of new clothing OF
ur,-to-date styles.
May 26-CIothing and 3ewelry, Kory
Bros. Bay Ridge Loan Office. Brooklyn
May 27-Clcthing. dresses, remnants.
shoes etc. Weinberger Bros. 1913 Avenue
A, and s. c. Isaacs x Bros. 491 2d-ave.
May 28-Clothing. dresses. shoes, etc,
May 29--Jewelry, Joe Sobel. l.704 3d-ave..
s. Wrouker & Son 1887 1st-ave.
CENTRAL AUCTION co. NJ. Sheehan.
auctioneer. 49, and 1874 Canal-st.
May 25-By H Breckwedel. 4T3 Grand
st. diamonds jewelry. etc pledged to
May 25-B, L. NJ. Levy. s07 Columbus
ave, clothing. to May Is, 1902,
May 26--By r. Simpson & Co. I4S West
42d-st., diamonds. iewelry. etc. all goods
20 March 81. 1902. Nos. 2.001 to 6.0Oo in
Guiding old dates.
May 26-By Fitzsimmons & Fu!lan, 2T2
Broadway. Brooklyn. clothing te May 20,
May ply " Haokett. 74oh Myrtle
ave. Brooklyn. clothing to May 90 1902
May 2S-By P Freel, i6o Grand-sL,
Brooklyn. clothing TO May 20. 1902
June by Est. John Simpson. l75 Bow
cry diamonds. watches, etc. pledged to
Ne. TO- sol. April /. 1862. and old dates
June by H McAleenan, 1874 sth-
ave clothing 90 NAV D 1902.
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Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York hy the grace God free and Indepea1e1t-7o
B-4,te esrel Aleyzrder Refs Sigrnuxa Res T7err4ae
the hers ano re5t Of KIN Of Fanny Bach alec called
Fargns Bach decreased send greeting.
steir Noser Goldberg and EeEry Il Davis The CITY
81 New YORK have lately apee 10 the Surrogates
Counts q New York. have certain fnst-15-
whiting relating personal property Gully
proved Codicfls
Of Fe2aE Rsch. called Fauni Bach .ate Of the
County York deceased. Therefore you end each
u are cites appear before the Strrorate 80
County New York. hs Office IN the OF
York 23rE Gay Of June thousand nine hrsed
three half past o'clock the Of ina,
DAY attend the probate the aia ssf
VIII Testament And such o. hereby TIED
he 81 years required
appear b guardian. have you have
none appear and apFiy for appointed or IN
be srposnind b. ths Surrogate represent AND acf
u the nTocsecing-
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York 10 be hereunso sf1xed. Witness Hon
AhneT {. Thomas Surrogate Of said County
IL 81 q Kew York at ssie County. 2Sth day CT
J. FAIRFAx McLAuozrIx.
Clerk Ct Surrogztes court.
~oSEPE EATE&ANS. Attorney for Petitioners and 81
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