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New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following discharges in bankruptcy were
filed yesterday with the clerk of the United States
District Court, having been granted by Judge
Holt:
MAX $. BERCK. No. I.7s7 Madison ave, Petition fled
March 30 1909. Liabilities $15T$
JOHN HARCsAR tailor No 297 East Thrd-st. Peti-
ton 1led December :. 1902 Liabilities s19s1
SOLOMON HEYMAN, No 321 East Tenth-st. Petition
filed April 10 1903. Liabilities. S1.71J.
CHARLES KRAUS. hardware. No. "a East Seventy
ninthst Petition fled June 21 1902 Lishilties Sl2l
FREDERICK LEWIS, liquors No. 81 West Four
teenthst Petition December 5. 1892 Liabilities
$50 4S7.
ABRAHAM LOCHMAN. No. SO West One-hundred and
Seventeenth Petition filed May I. 1925 Liabilities,
Sc 76s.
FRANK A PUSEY. broker. No. l Broadway. Petition
filed April e. 1903. Liabilities. S4O115.
Third ave Petition filed December 1902 Liabilities.
S135I9
BENJAMIN r. SHAW. cigars. No. 32 Broadway. Peti-
tion filed March % 1903. Liabilities S19.964.
MOSES SAALBERG butcher No. 31T West Thirty
eighth-st. Petition fled March IS 1865 Liabilities.
4 discharge was also granted TO DOUGLASS W.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
ST FRANCIS XAVIER COMMENCEMENT.
Honorary Degree Conferred on Justice
Amend-Eddress to Graduates.

Notwithstanding the inclement weather al
Han was filed last night with alumni o. p. I4
is Xavier College and friends Of the ETaoua atiiis
class long before the commencement A.
- - SO an the stage were the mem
f. -. ,,,e class about 10 be graduated, the Kew
David u. f5earn president Of the college t,isilol
elect Cotton. Father Lsvelle. MonsiSnoIs looi,es
and Edwards the alumni, and The canoloa'es -oi
degrees
Honorary degrees were conferred on Nr-l =,
s-s5 = I,7e,ice f the Supreme Court. the Rev
Peter J. crane and Thomas F. Woodiock.
Joseph A Warren delivered the bachelor ora
.jor rssiu1ir X Herold the masters oraton anu
Tesauh L Donnelly the VsledlctoTN ,.-r,.,
~ The honor and medal Joseph A " ar a. III n
vae The highest He received one prize o. Sa, - -.
gold so ia gold and gold medals LLe hJi,O ~
rrer marched across the front Of the pla III
received the purses and medals from HoiSisi'
Edwards r. r,.z.,,-,o,,t
Mr Woodlock who is graduate o. fea aLiii3re tte
College England delivered the aooress 10 III
graduating class. zs...
Nonsignor Mooney made the closing adoress.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
CROWDS STORM DOORS.
Nr. Campbell Tells of Opposition to
British Education Lac.

one Of the most remarkable religious meetings
in this city in long time at noon yesterday
in the assembly hall OF the Presbyterian Building
No. 155 Fifth-ave when clergymen gathered 10 hear
;he Rev Reginald John Campbell. Of the City
Temple London. The crowd was so great that he
was interrupted several times by disturbances. Mr..
Campbell felt compelled to cancel speech to be
delivered at the Methodist Preachers meeting and
the Presbyteians invited the Methodsts to Join
union meeting.
Every available hit OF space or floor. gallery and
platform was occupied when Mr.. Campbell In
reduced by TIRE Rev. Amo~y Bradford. Of Mont
clair Y :. another link the chain of brother
hood between England and the United States. The
l.fc audience applauded Mir. Campbell for more
Jnsn minute.
After thanking the audience for his welcome NJ
said he believed the American people TO be the
f-endest in the world.
A. This point the confusion the door Of the
,.au. caused by 4 crowd fighting 20 get in. caused
-ach disturbance that only those in the front
sests could hear Mr.. Campbell. Scores Of people
who we're stilI outside strove TO get in and the
noise caused Dr. Campbell TO stop for moment.
The preacher outlined the three chief questions
-,ov before the British clergy as the Free Church
federation movement. the educational problem and
the spiritual outlook The Free Church federation
movement he said. OF the few movements
fo- the good Of humanity which did not originate
In this country.
T4e was again interrupted by crowding at the
doo-.
on the educational problem he explained the diff
ference between the board and UNCONVENTIONAL
schools showing that the adherents Of the latter.
while willing that the public should pay for the
support Of the board schools. demanded that the
5enornfra iona lists maintain control OF them tie
declared Il these were allowed TO have their way
the education of children in England would uiJ-
rrstely fall the hands of parish priests who IN,
sisted on directing the schools which they did
little nothing support Rather than that,
ne declared VII have the struggle OF the
seventeenth century again. and twenty thou-
and Nonconforrnists have already Joined in plan
~ rssSive resistance the present Education Law
lv which they refuse TO pay their school tax arlG
force tho government 70 collect from their goods
We won't pay 10 put our children under the
control Of the priests he declared
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
HAVEMEYER SUES CITY.
Freder7ck c. Seeks $1,000 for
Wreck of Automobile.

'euerlek Z Havemeyer was the plaintiff in
q SUIT on trial yesterday in the Supreme Court
oeiore Justice Belts and jury, in which he
seeks TO recover $1,000 from the city. the value
VI an automobile which wrecked in an
excavation made by the city in Hoffman Boule-
NaFo' near Long Island City, in November.
According to Mr.. Havemeyer's testimony, he,
with four friends-Roderick Terry. jr., Court
landt Barnes, Ashbel H Barney and a man
named Garland, Cc5ather with a driver named
Froment-was returning from the MiddlebTook
races when the automobile suddenly plunged
lnt7 barricade surrounding a sewer excavation
opened by the city authorities in Hoffman Boue
ward. Froment had of his legs Injured so
that il had to be amputated, while the rest OF
the party sustained injuries of more or less
severity
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
BUSINESS WORRY CAUSED SUICIDE.
sandford Northrop, Who Killed Himself in
st. Louis, Was Favorite Of Jay Gould.

St Louis, June EFT is learned that meanchoiia
and an overworked nervous condition, brought on
~, business worries. the only reasons known
for the suicide Of Saudford Northop here yester-
d7v None Of AIr Northrop's relatives are in this
citv His brother Reid is travelling in Europe
with his family. lie is the only Immediate relative
who lives here Howard Northrop. Of Chicago.
another brother was informed early to-day of the
suicide He said that ne would come here and ac-
con1panv the body Philadelphia. where the
widow has gone William NorthroP Of Richmond,
Va also A brother also informed OF the
death
Sandford Northrop for more than ten years
one of the best known men in business and hnan-
cial circles Of this city. He was a member of the
Country MONDAY, Field and st Louis Far
fcTCIf1is cIubs oesi1,.s several smaller organiza-
lions He had a hest Of friends; Mr. Northrop
was = fay0ritc OF his uncle the late Jay Gould,
- - always been on terms Of the closest
intinarv with the present generation Of the Gould
family
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
MRS. NoRTHRoP FRUSTRATED,

NV TtT EGrATH TIE TRIBUNE
Camden n J.. June @2-Ihe suicide OF Sand1ord
>yortbron At St Louis yesterday came as shock
. ~ 49,. friends I'm Camden where he well
known. His widow. who is at her mothers home
~ aoZ ncorth ,rhird-st is PROSTATE He
nected East in a few days. ana the news OF MS
li,,ddan end was a sad blow to his relatives
Mrs Northrop was a Miss A Abole KlIgie. a daasl- @
+ar ~ simon Pingle, a prominent merchant. TWO
~ ~ ~, ~ - sto came from Chicago 10 Camden
yvheTe her husband TO join her; The first IN
~ ne suicide was conveyed in telegram
Tnceved bv william Ringle her brother saying
that NorthTop ha1 @ me- ma meet the body which win
reac6 nsl. camden Tuesday night or Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Cd ave No 0Ns to 4o1o. o :. 75x1oO. Abraham
Hoitz to Fanny Leyy n2rtEnEe' ,. ayEioo
William Amend executor. 60 Matthew -
and Margaret Murnhy; s mo,,gase $i,o'p, s. =
70 Thomas ana William f Brennan. mortsa-e-
ore 81 n : 2l5 n Of 4tb-1v4 25xI14.5 wake
field. Ciererosa Ceburre 70 samuel STntthson: sH
vilIis-ave : o cor 1a4,h-st 2ix75: Mary a Gup1
hIetou to The Bronx Bath @: mortgage sic 900
oId Kingsb-idge Road x50 1ox17 John and Peter
Strsiher % TsidGr Prell; mortgaSs SID 80
West @ End-aTe, lya e TS Kavo1i nor;saee SEQ ooa
11Stb-si 5 800 Il OF 5th-avc 25xI0o-1i: Cor -
sstrst No Sf6 West 2nxIOos: John y GoIding
Mabel Suydam n3Itgase S-t{tSp- }!ss5 .
81 7x75xGl II; Max Marx 10 Samuel G Bayue;
,s and >, IA iao = " Of 1st-ave 24xIOo5x irres
NE Tan,e- ] Flood the Roman Catholic
,-hurrh ~ s. John the Evangelist, mortgage
$50 oe" : 1eo4 # $ Of Union-st 251i25
% Northumberland Louis c Bergman TO the Realty
CO, end T +d7 East 25x1oe >: Marie Butt 20
WlIIialn G Roehrich. tr MORTGAGE. Sl5ooo
West 81 y . Ger Hubert-st runs l's3 20
Tsirbi 81 X . 225x 1Ts.3 to Hubert st.
2sa7: Henry r curtis to xas,cs ss., doo Realty com
-a,,s Pahy I72 n W u Colarbus-sve e2x1oc- 2
1nnabelIa Nice kaughran to Thomas F Kaugh-
f7rS = ~ 81 East Is axI0. 2 city Real Property
investing Company to Jessie @ Finch; mort
,e6,bpet s1s No si1 West isxioo1I Alfred GutwiI-
itg To- sarah ! Milius; mortgage. S24p ..''
-4th- gt No 3f7 East. 25Ni02 .. Norris tuk9r,
referee. TO Herman Mendel5agnn = Is
71st-st. No i51 Fast @oxioo: Chrissan st 1ao
man To \ Nee esh, ulortgase. S",.
enth-st 3 40 Il of 10th ave. @'NFS". M .
f'ielInud NfIuor Ellen Hickey -----.- :
SIst 81. No ~ West. &'Xi022; tsenrSe Me"Ie 70
Charles Worth mortEase sa''s. saS'.eo ,,;t;
I3th-st I6,l q o. 6th-9ve y i.Ssl-' r'eii %
lander Real Estate Company 70 MARY y ems
holm: and s.. "a = ,.o- -
regular. the oriental Bank TO George p huPer
st NJ ........--...............s'
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
7ILLmAN ASKS CHANGE OF VENUE

Columbia. s c. June Application for a chaAse
of venue for ex-Lieutenant Governor Jar-es n
r,llynau charged with the murder or n u ooH-
&c Editor of THE State in this city last jan
- - s bee,fr here to-day The defence alleged
,I7a+ there is a prejudice in this county against
,gI,ra and that il viii be Impossible for a lar
and impartial trial 10 3e oblaIIIt,.- obl-, 81 u
.5fss,-ffe 10 this effect were presence = an
The defendant was in court: re t"sted sip1e
esal.,s ~ his confinement which ms idf'f-L N
5.,srv United states Senator iIllah ~. 'ii
SSafsndsnt's pife and child were aiso IA So9sN
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
Autopsy vINDICATEs PHYSICIAN.
Nothing Criminal in Death of Mrs. Cora
Snyder.

An autopsy on the body Of Mrs Cora Snyder
7.-o,,..ne, for Councilman FoXhall. of Passatc'
" which was removed from cemetery vauit
in Passaic Immediately after the funeral on sun
-, a Coroner Scholer's request, performed yes
- t,, f-oroDers Physician Higgins. verified the
statement Of Dr.. A L. Goldwater, OF No. 7' East
one hundred a nd -twelfth-st. that the woman :
death was due 10 the OF instruments az GLlli4
Tirtb rhe woman died at the home OF a Hlo oWlI9
here Coroner Scholers mystery case vas tt tnI9
5tceiDsted on receiving the report or the pHS 81
cian he said that there nothing on %illciH 70 70
,ase a criminal charge and that the pny y5lclsIS -
i1ad done the best they could under the cifcIiii
er-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
NEW SPANISH CONSUL GENERAL.

F.usabade Bonilla Martei one OF the oiueS'
r,or,bers of the Spanish consular corps has been
apponted Spanish Consul General in this city, and
has assumed charge of the consulate. at No IS
Broadway. He succeeds Sefor Jose dc Perlgnat de
Ia Cruz who died here recently.
Sefior de BoniIla was last stationed AT AiElerS
He has been chief Of the Spanish consular service
Ehina. Scotland and --amada.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
BARBER BEARD OPENS AN OFFICE.
Suit May Be Brought to Test the Constitu'
tionality of the New Law.

A1har~ June 22-The State Board Of Barber ET-
-,i-.-s today opened an Office at No Il State-st-
srd viii receive beginning July I, applications for
registration Of barhers- Examinations Of appren-
-ires viii begin August X. The board finds a mis-
taken impression prevailing 70 the erect tha'
a-ne-s must pay 81 year. whereas only the first
rsyreut is required - - .-.,.-
Tbere is a movement on foot among certain
,,.rF.s-s - resist the law unconstitutional IT
-71+firr fine upon the practice Of a profession
a 7est case may he arranged for
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
REALTY NOTES.

A J. McCosh took title yesterday to No 155 East
Seventy y-frst-s st 20S1O0 feet, Christian c Free
man.
The buyer Of No. 13S West Ninety-second-st. a
three story brownstone front dwelling house,
lot 20x10JS feet is Laura A Graham The New
York Improvement Company is the buyer of No. $50
to 526 West One-h -hundred-and-t twenty -third-St.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Joseph p Day: $40 125th-st. $50 BouIe
ward 25x}9 > h foreclosure sale. David
Klein agt Johnston al; Engle Engle & OP-
Uenheiuler. att 7 ref. due judgI,
81 OBS 80: SI6s Al mort $4,000, Withdrawn
Nv Parish. Fisher. Mooney 4 CO. West 159th-st :,
25O Amsterdam 5ox99 H. vacant foreclosure
sale: John NJ Bowers al. Henry VI Den
ton It al. F p Middebrook atty: Richard Clark ref
idg costs etc 81 602 s246 o. ad
fourned o %
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23

sth-st No 80 East 25xs7 10. Margaret Arrs-
strong to aaron Goodman and another
Madison-ave. s22 n OF 11th-st- 1Px4Ss
william Gibbs 70 Alfred VI snedeksr. a e..
s1st-st. No 20 West. 2JNi02-3. Charles r Worm
TO George Moore mortgage. $4,000
69th-st. : 10 n OF NadIson-avs- 2'TlOo y
Eleanor Brown 70 MARY . Van Wnkle and an
OtteF I'd - o. o. s
1f7th-st. No ~ West 27xf0O n: Herman Cohen 20
Fanny ILHenthai. n0rtgage SCI 900 -------.-.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

e-hundred-and-eightst south side 100 feet
west Of Southern Boulevard. two story frame
dwelling house. 22x55 feet; Frederick J. 11aidhof,
owner; Moore & Landsiedei, architects; 5000.
Two-hundred-an nd hirtyfourth-st.. south side 90
feet west of katouah-ave.. two greenhouses. 2ox53
feet; Cottlief II. Stubor, owner: Louis Falk arch-
tect; $500 each.
Westminster Greek north side, At Castle Hill
Point, story brick boiler house, 45x32; LOzie~
Motor Company. owners. c. Nought architect;
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
FLORENCE BURNS B0YC0TTED.
Actors in Vaudeville, Members of Union. Re
fuse TO Appear with Her

Florence Burns appears TO have become me SUP
iect Of boycott on the part Of the Aetors Union
Last evening the seventeen persons nlleo 10 a4'-
near sr Roh-s Casino. North Beach. went out "heI''
= ,,-1o,l- Miss Burns went on TO do her turn
loh- l Berry Of the Actors Union. had peeh
summoned earlier. and had warned the narase
,,en- that if Miss Burns went on al me 5 o5it 80
--oIlI5 nc called out Miss Burns went on anu lie
Others quit
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Blum. Morris. and another to Pinsgs aS. Turk:
recorded: due March -. Ig05 per esns. is
Amman. Louise. to Title Guarantee ard Irust
Company 1929 81. No 800 West: years par
Bronx Bath coEnpsny 70 Atlantic DICK co%Psny: 7.PE
ave 1S4th-st: due December ~. =.
Thompson george F. to the Railroad Cc-opers-
tive Building and Loan AsSociation; =, Csihsrns-
vile: instsIments. cent. .-..-..-: !
Trust company. 17th 81. No West year. an ..
Btsk. John q; to Henry wacker. Broadway. vs.
t5e1o n n of Terrace viaU ave ,sou-h'. lease
Bennett '54sl e;earse 9 to Iahn Kennsrd snd an
other receivers 4th-st $50 n n ~
Isns nion sr3,14 sx n T5s 'TT Ven and a13er
cbrystis- st. No ss. prior mortgage 2aooo in
cohen HyInan to corneiius F KinrsIsud. 11sth
$. $50 II % 5th ave. . years. a. Per =.
Moore George to John stewart et al. trustees. :.
Hickey Ellen iS o and dan snoeneT ta . francis Ross,
eoth-st. $. 475 It Of 1oth-ave Years. .
Fqllask MAY 70 e5,izs1s zssiHes ss2s ws'h
a9s iss.9n 81 " @ ,Si 2 snS ''f' or'EaE's. "a
Flller, sarah 6, ,5a5latts : vtlIis.s; F. 4,
g-Fes e. soo demand : Tsr cent -
Kuper Geo T. al to Title Guarantee and
Trust Company. cir-enwich-st Nos sSs and s4o. :.
gage Company: sth-sr Nos s5s and 2s1 East;
same to saTns. sam property. prior mortgage.
Cohen. 6av.d to aneriesH Mortzsse company;
Nouroe-st No %. year. per cent. 10.
SEma same property. prior nortgaEe.
$1,000. year 6 per cent l.
Tracy Manufacturing Company TO Rsnkers. Trust
Trust Company. trustee. AT inventions for ler
ters. patent etc. all other real property or n
franchises. etc. June :. 1918. g per cent
100
Van Wrinkle. Mary and another. 70 LAWYERS
Title Insurance Company. 6stfi- ~. 10 ~ East -
Frsde Dora and another Emigrant Industrial
Savings Rank 7th-ave. Nos $40 and 37s: 1
= co e. -
Corey. Edw r. % Lawyers Title Insurance Com
psuy. Ri ave. 2Sth-st. : years. -
per cent "a
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

1n7th-s, : 2126 It of Colunbus-ave. for a
f-e story brick tenement. @f-6XoS Il. j 4
Hesse owner. T Graham architect.
lefb-st Nos lO4 and f06 Eas-. for an eleven story
brick Offices with store. 46x96N frreg- 9 II Pi-
cueran ovrar: " C Pigueron. architect
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
REAL ESTATE.
Mercantile Building IN East Tenth
ST. ReDOrted Sold.

Isaac Wakeman has sold No p East Tenth
St. a seven story mercantile building. lot 25x
e4.10 feet between Broadway and University Place
The purchase price is said to have been about
$4,000. The seller recently sold No o md . Lis
.tr
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments for sums OF over 500
were filed yesterday. June %. the first name being
that of the debtor
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
Furnished Houses to Country.

a TI.ANTIC HIGHLANDS. y T.
n Z fully furnished.
afed large pazzas shade high ground station
ana bathing CHAMPION. Gg6 Madison
I,EAt~TIFIrI. MODERN HOt-SE well built furnlsh-d
Is eight large elegant shade desirable
and station. $50 month.
July lst r,v,-- -
g. Mechanic Street. New RochelIe.
NOR RE-NT-kt Watch I'M Rhode Island. for the
Il son A new furnished Cot-sse cf thirteen
sides bath toilet electric Tight: sn con
V-nienees very fne views; block
tom OCEAN House Apply address
= s BCRN5T. Watch Hin. r =
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
Country Property for Sale.


4. CiF.NTI.EHIAN-S COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM -
Y New colonial house bedrooms. water. eect-fc
hight exposed nickel pluTnhnS ami rarqJI-c
floors open irspisces an sides cutb7lid
ms - acres land fruit garden. 81
utes out Psnna r.. "a miles from station nlsCadaHl
schools churches value. S2l.5t0s
price $1,000. sSO0o worth new furniture. horse
Extraordinary offer O. party taking
IDEAL complete home IN perfect order
elevated. heaIthSul- uUsa1ces No trades.
Room 100. 20 Broadway. NeN-NorN-
GREAT BARGAIN. $50 acres carmel Fut-
n nam Co. highest point IN county. l. i26 o. attitudes
on y Y & Putnam r r. "a sets buildings. I lakes.
plsufv fruit fiilable. pasture
lakes game paving Investment demonstrated
SIS per acre. TRAVIS. - Cortlandt Street
A T FOREST HILL. CSewars) y Thirty minutes
y from N.evv-York. r r 50N20C.
-side highest ground Also twelve room Colonial
house all improvements ground 1JNl2l Particulars OF
r G DU BOIS $50 Nassau-st.. New-Nork.
|,HICAGo FLATS for sale: 8. .20O. ar
I plv " WYCk. HopeveH Junction. New NcrS.
yr<E4RrF, FARNS-s5e0o s170o 500 summer
5000, country residence.
S.,f+trg Sfs on lake. fishing and hunting LAWRENCE
ATKINSON. Hawley. Ia
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
To Let for Business Purposes.
Country Property to Let.

DOCKvIILE CENTRE. L " 4. CONNELL. R-a
IL NIageave choice dwellings for saIs
a few houses for rent
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were
filed yesterday in the United States District
Court:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-13
REAL ESTATE.


 FOR SALE. Ss5O-Residence, Humbolt avenue. s25OO-Lot Ave. J and 18th street sI5OO-Lot 11th ave. south. s575O-Resldence. Avenue K. s45OO-Residence. 11th ave. south. s575O-Residence 12th ave. south. S9OO-75x24O. 12th ave. and 23rd street. s5OOO-Residence, 18th avenue, south. $25OO-Lot 18th ave. near south 20th street sl5OO-Lot 18th avenue. south. s42OO-Residence, 18th street. south. 6OOO-Residenco 18th street. south. $315O-Cor. residence, 18th street. 42OO-Residence, South 17th street. $25O0-Vacant lot on Highlands $5000-Residence. 12th street. south. s1650-Cor. lot 10th avenue. south. s315O-1o0 it. lot Sycamore street.
 w. B. LEEDY 6 co. Phones 42. 112 North 21st 6t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-13
PERSONAL.


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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-13

NEW BARGAINS FOR SALE. s75 each-Lots 50x14O; blocks north of Oceoa station, near South Ensley car line; $15 cash, balance monthly s200-50 feet near Cain station; in Avon- dale; near East Lake car line. $1500-Corner 23d st. and 10th ave, south; 4-room cottage
 S15O0-s1O0 cash s20 per month; lots and groom cottage; Kingston. sSO0-75x14O; on 20th st.. North Birming- ham car line; this is lot worth 5000; good neighborhood; can give terms.
 8. E. THOMPSON & co. Phone z4 223 Fist Street
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-13
ATTENT TON.

Having secured tenants for our busi- ness houses and residences, we desire to add to our list. Those having vacant houses or wishing to place their prop erty in hands of agents, we would be glad to have them write or call to see us. We are well prepared to look after all kinds of real estate and insurance.
 CHICHESTER & YANCEY,
 Telephone COG 11S Fist St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-13
FOR RENT.


 FOR RENT-Stabe and carriage house. 600 21st st. 12-13-3t FOR RENT-Seven-room cotton, north side, close in, 2222 3d ave; good neigh borhood; price reasonable. Apply 205 Jefferson County Savings Bank Bldg. FOR RENT OR SALE-Large boarding house near in on 9th ave; will rent and board with party or sell out; i'll health cause of renting. Address l.. E. M, care Age Herald.
 FOR RENT-Modern 10-room residence: furnished or unfurnshed: heated; one block of car line; on 1lth ave. south. Owner. care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-13
ONE GENT A WORD.

FAT ES-1c. a word a day; no aG taken for less than 25c for first h. sertion. Cash must accompany every order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-13
ONE GENT 4 WORD.

RATES-1c. a word Q day; no ad. taken for less than 25c for first in- sertion. Cash must accompany every order.