davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1903-03-06
What Made Him Feel Badly.

What Made Him Feel Badly.
Auntie (anding Jackie sobbing In a
corner)-Why Jackie, what has hap
bened to make you feel SO badly THIS
morning.
Jackie-M-r1a missed some jelly.
Auntie-Ho, hol 1 see. And her sus-
picions fell upon you, eh7
Jackie-No, auntie; 1t was her slip
per.
Had Found Him Ont.
"You married me for my money" shs
exclaimed angrily.
AS for him he refused to lose his
temper.
you must have been looking at your.
self in the glass" was all he said.
, 1903-03-06
Omcially Disappeared.

Cholera is officially declared to have
disappeared from Egypt.
, 1903-03-06

Going Him One Better.
Newlywed (proudly)|I always make
1t a point to tell my wife everything
that happens.
Old Sport-Pooh! That's nothing. l
tell my wife lots Of things that never
happen.
, 1903-03-06

II hired a girl to mil the chill
dren and to do whateyey else she
Sick as | was, it was easier for me
to crawl around than to lie and
worry about my little ones. So
l got up after a few days, and let
the girl go. 1 had noticed that she
had sores on her face, hands and
arms, but l paid no attention to that
until Charlie, my youngest, began to
pick and scratch himself. He was
then ten months old, and the girl
had paid more attention to him than
to any of the others. Charlie was fret
full and cross, but as he was cutting
teeth, l didn't think much of that.
Even when a rash broke out on his
face l wasn't frightened, because
everybody knows that that is quite
common with teething babies. Sew
eral of my others had it when little,
and [ thought nothing about it.
But the rash on Charles poor
little face spread to his neck, chest,
and back. | had never seen any,
thing quite like it before. The skin
rose IN little Jumps, and matter
came out. Ny baby's skin was hot,
and how he did suffer He wouldn't
eat, and night after night l walked
the floor with him, weak as l was.
Often I had to stop because l felt
faint and my back throbbed with
pain. But the worst pain of all was
TO e my poor little boy burning
with those nasty sores.
II believed he had caught some
disease from the girl, but some of
the neighbors said he had eczema,
and that is not catching, they told
me. Yes, l gave him medicine, and
put salves and things on him. l
don't think they were all useless,
Once in a while the itching seemed
to let up a bit, but there was not
much change for the better until a
lady across the street asked me why
[ didn't try the Cuticura Remedies.
L told her l had no faith in those
things you read about in the papers.
She said she didn't want me to go
on faith nor even to spend any
money at first. She gave me some
Cuticura Ointment Il think the
box was about half full-and a
piece of Cuticura Soap. 1 followed
, 1903-03-06
The Difference.

Mammal was surprised and shock
ed by the GOODNESS with which you
greeted Miss Boresum when she call.
ed.
Ethel-Yes, mamma, but 1 made up
for 1t later.
Mamma-Did your
Ethel-Yes, indeed, you should have
seen how cordially I made her good
bye"
, 1903-03-06

The agonzing, itching, and burning of the skin as in eczema
the frightful scaling, as in psoriasis the loss of hair, and crusting
of the scalp, as in scaled head the facial disfgurements, as in
Pimples and ringworm the awful suffering of infants, and anxiety
of WORKOUT parents, as in milk crust, letter and salt rheum,-all
demand a remedy of almost s%uperhuman virtues to successfully
cope with them. That Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resovent
are such stands proven beyond all doubt. No statement is made
regarding them that is not justified by the strongest evidence.
The purity and sweetness, the power to afford immediate relief,
the certainty of speedy and permanent cure, the absolute safety
and great economy have made them the standard skin cures, blood
purifiers and humou remedies of the civilized world
UTTCUR REMEDIES are sold throuehoutth 1.-THE cvnHNd world PRICES: CuHura Relv
et, Soc per bottle lin the form of Chocolate Coated Pills @c per vial of 6O Ouhcura
Ointment Oc. perl and Cuhcura Soap &cpe per tabet. dforthe great ork, Humours
ofhe Blood SKIM ndScalp ad How toCureT Them" 6pages 800 Diseases with Illustrations,
Tehno ms and Dhecims in III languages mludngJ apanesea and Chinese British Depot
observation-disclosures So. London {. French Depot pnedeh PMx Paris AuNrananD Depot
R. Towns 8 Co., sydney POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Sole Pro.
pretorsB Boston, s A
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

Radden. Philip J. Cyprien GouSSet 11ith-" N ooc
Parsons. William 3. to United States Realty anu
Constflctlon Company. 6Oth-st n .. 10 II ko on
OF Park-&ve; due GsTch 16 1904; per cent. 0V""O
Century Realty Company TO Title Insurance CoH
p49y, 34th-St, Nos and West also NOS soo noo
and West S6th-st: year; per cent. oV''VOO
Lehman. Lee u. Msthilds Etdiitz. et al tTue-
teeG 13Ath-st 275 II oe ethavs; years. - ma
Joseph A Farley Construction Company. q cor
poration TO United States Realty and Con.
atrlction Company. 6fst-Bt, 76 II W OF ,oo xoo
Fark-ave; due December l. 1904 per cent. l"%''"O
so2 So ens sem9 propsrx & ps'9T Der
New-Yerk and New-Jersey Bridge Company OF
trustee. franchises. approaches bridge. etc,
and real estate in Bergen County, n J: due -. ~.
January !, 1855: per 6OOoOOOO
Cooper. Ella A, to McVckar Realty Trust Com
pany. eSth-st. q, 1852 It 9 OF bth-ave; M ooo
years: 4A per cent. ~o'oOO
Lowenfsid, Pncus, and another American
Mortgage Company, SulliVan-st Nos fO< and - 49,
lO% year. per cent. <eVVV
Same TO saIns same property: prior mortgage .o0
$2SOOo; year: per cent oOOO
Bryant Alexander, TO Title Guarantees and Trust
Company. S2d-st. Nos 10 and II East; year: .
F1efschmann. Gustav J. and another TO Maurice
Kraus. 141st-Vt. i0O II " Of 7th-avs:
mortgages; prior mortgage. $f15 600: due Sep -
ternber "a 1903; 6 per cent each, 1880
# Of 5ti.sve Due May as 1905: Il; per cent 1900
kronmayer William c. TO Charles Moran. trus-
tee Broad-at. Nos 81 and Sc: due November 1. 80
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
REAL ESTATE.
EuGTts's Home Sod-Market Com
pcratiUeLu Quiet.

The real estate market was comparatively quiet
yesterday. One or two sales Of interest were re"
ported. The home Of the late William M. EvaEts
at the northwest corner Of Fourteenth-st and Sec
ond-ave.. and the adjoining house. were sold by
the Hudson Realty Company, which bought them
about year ago, to Lowenfed Prayer. The Plot
is 7.3x10S feet. The Century Realty Company and
the United States Realty and Construction Gem
pany sold Nos. 13S 1Ss. ~. IS and 145 West Sew
enty-ifth-st., property bought about a year ago
Jointly by the Century Realty Company and the
Central Realty Bond and Trust Company. NOS 1SS
and LII. which also bought at that time, have
been sold recently. No. 1a3 is a four story and
basement dwelling house. on lot zsx1022 feet; NO
frontegee OF 20 feet each. slawSon & Hobbs were
the brokers. The sellers took other property IN
part payment, but its location and the name OF the
buyer have been withheld tor the present Gsas!d
H. Gray yesterday transferred through Mar&aret
A. Rowan to the Century Realty Company No.
West Thrty-fourth-st; and No. West Thirty-
ut. The figures mentioned were $24b,o0o
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

TBT TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBCSE.l
Chicago March 24-DiscoUragement of wheat
holders seemed 20 he complete to-day. There was
liquidation of long May large scale There
was q good deal OF May for sale from profession
ais who bought the July. The market closed &c
TO sc under yesterday. and the May was especially
weak. From a premium Of &c over the July yes
terday it closed &c over tonight. May sold at 76sc
and ct 51c. and closed at 72c bid; July closed at
CSC bio A feature in the trade was selling OF
Nav and buying of July by Armour. Cables were
Of slightly. CIearances were only $4,000 bushels
The decrease the worlds visible was S6Sooo bush
ele compared with a decrease Of 100000 bushels
last wear The weather map was a favorable one
There we're reports OF crop trouble Inc snip
ming demand here continued disappointing. The
see board reported only "a loads Northwestern and
Western receipts were under year ago.
Nnneapo predicted decrease in its stock lor
the week OF about 50000 bushels The contract
stock 34ss 900 bushels decreased 700D bushels The
ordinary news attracted no attention II was en-
tireJy a Nauidating market. The speculative feat
ure was the changing by Armour. selling OF May
and buying of July. There was apparently some
May selling by Patten-
There was much the same experience in corn as
iD wheat pressure on the May from holders and
more or lees selling OF May against July purchases
The market closed &c to sc lower than yesterday
with the May Of the most The latter. al &c
premium over the July yesterday, sold Nc under
the July to-day. and closed &C under May sold
at cSc and at S2c. and closed at Ec sellers; July
closed at csc sellers. There was no Improve
ment In the Eastern shipping demand. The cash
ar%et was I4c lower Receipts were A3 cars
With no contract; the estimate for tomorrow was
seventy csrs Cables were about steady. Clear
snces were $4,000 bushels The contract stock.
:4Z500a bushels increased 1900 bushels. Navtga-
tion is ofnciaHy declared open The grain heet
will probs bIv start from here about April l. So
far about 600 bushels Of corn has been chnr-
tered. 1t iG possible that the opening OF nAviga-
tion VIII sppreciably change the cash situation.
The seapoard reported fourteen loads There was
evidence Of any important support to ths July
to-day.
Cash oats were weak and lc lower. Futures
closed Ac to 1ssc lower. There wRs pressure on
the May all day snd the May premium over the
July. about &c yesterday. only 119c at the close
tonight May closed st 31Ac bid, and the July
n 5OAc Poor demand from the East, better
offerings from the West and large receipts here
the causes OF the weaknSsA Tnere were
~ cars: the estimate for tomorrow was lS oars.
Nothing reported sold hsFe. Th$ opening OF
navigation will start eastward about 10000 BUSH
els Of cats which aAoat. The stock OF
standard is only $4,000. It looked as though Pat
selling May to-day and buying July.
Counselmau WGs dOlHg the zane > iaFSe scale,
Provisions yielded somewhat because ErAln was
weak There was no important trade. Apparent
Iy thsrszsas some ssl4ng Of May eork BY Cuaahy,
Tas market ei0ss3 &c 70 3ae unasF 5sssSEAAT.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
Notice of Summons.
SnPREME COURr-PLACE OF TRtl

SUPREME COURr-PLACE OF TRIAL
- Co.ntv Of New York-EIizabeth Bet1, Plaintif
srs,nSt sophfe u. A. Hoffman, Sarah !or Sahep !!
HSr kecher and MARY KoehsE. his wife u. name
fendaat being unknown 70 the plsntin ths sa1o eS
ES-TC RoehIer; Eleanor Dodge Belknap ana ESIG A.
psInnsr IIEue Koenig and Carl schusteT. the CAus
Snaiuk Brewing Company Armande klesSIer toE ALels
iep Robert W Gibson Patrick Ga.hn Edward Herr
5sorl. WatthsWE Hesry r Desax. John Kane james
Val reed Max MandeIbaum. defeEdants-su
cs +he above named defendants; You are mere
NV nnnsd 10 answer the complaint In this aeuon ans
sS-Ha Co,y OF your tbs pStatn astcsney
SIr S-scfy days the service Of thus sumInoIs
Sa ane3r az or ansWsr tudEnen VIII ee taken assn9t
you 81 default. fog the TsIles aeh@hoe" III ~ '
uiCTf = S;R0sS Plaintiffs Attorney once ana POST
aa.e ahdress No, Chambers Street Borough Oh
unSt WaSSts.Stsn T,ity OF New York.
.pe snS .Msry KoehIer his wife the name Mary
1nKnoTn TO the plaintiff the said last nanasd
tao,rS a,mons s served upon you by pupiceIon par
.'sc* ne an oder of Hon Charles mclean eng ot
~ fhe 9uprens Court 81 the state o9 49,
W. 1nn6s and dated the 1Sth day OF feptuaty 1suG
o90 hn on,V of New At the New YoEk County
~ stsfS al New York Or the astn say g ne AZ h
~ ,sTS vhteh said complaint was orgl1ehy hiee II
sa.fs iiS$Ss - eSe sirf Gay Of JeHuafy, lVO5 ~
* T.tsT EsSrusrY 20th 1905 cx
z~effSaa4sT - STstssE Plaintiffs AttorneyNo Cnan"
- = sweI BsE6ugb Of NanhattaH. City OF New 1oFA
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

William 8. Gould, who recently sold No "a East
e.yentv- -fourtt-st Is the buyer Of No II East
seventy-nfth-st sold recently by Elizabeth N
Outerbridge. ,r,
Christian Association to Mahony Brothers for
term of years No 1926 and 1a West Forty-sixth-st
Henry Corn yesterday said that the three me
chanics' liens led against him by the efg fa on
tested claims which falling adjustment zen ne hao
ooided "a prrnIt TO reach the courts TOT oeclso!!
y,I;I. Friend has leased for term OF tWenJy-one
,,sara at an aggregate rental Of oyer Sl2S'V0 me
building to be erected at NO "'@ D''' ~ "
estate Of Levi Morris. , - - ,ho +rzo lots
Jackson & stern the buyers OF me awG t IotS
an the north side of Onehundred- -anQ-tWsi
OK M snE vest Of Fifth-ave reported sold On Monday
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

1as4 2s I, HcSos.za9o Rt sts AYE runs isshst
Z e SO: Mathilde Edlitz ct al. trustees 70 LEO
81 LehWan ms 5a r. 22xIoo: Max Goldberg, to
Nathan GIassheim and another mortgage $Z''-
$50 800 No west 25x.: s6th-s: No West. Is
x: Gerald II Gray and another trustees 10
same MsRoPsp property: IN Margaret Rowan to Century
cinfon Esesy compansSo 90 It Of i75th;, 54zs4
TsSe sos Clinton ave $. NJ # Of 10th
ST. runs Ie52 2x D. 411.lH W 1883 10 old linz
Gn:sneEH s45 James H RIeherds ae ss to julius
Nos ss and ss sDS Sorne1 asobsF A1eP to
Rosa vesell: mortsage ST go :. r,:d:rc
Pigc gchitohsp Nq t G s1eSutors . acckar RsatS
Trust Company, , mortsass no E $500; AZ o1a.b,n
1So Soct s aS # BHnE Gf a6d Really
to jacob and Henry Doniger; mortsage; $4,000
0sRsss sR NJ ba Il Rdsr adow Ws
Kohn a" ~ o'Is is m0rts:sSs, s:se al gons
to,J Lyons Building and Operating Co; mort
.os1.f 70. ~ and pa East 661sas Martin
Ksmpner to Hannah kempner; and .; ca g.
51seost os IS +, OF Park-ave. 6a1ioo6: United
States Realty and Construction Co to Joseph a
125th-st No 81 to IS. n e cor Madison-ave, TASK
9s.l1; jeremiah G Lyons ard nd another not to J 6
Ss:h,sto sDso0G Ne il West. s5xloo Joseph Fox to
4ss fHd s; :ss..o: MSs5l'
ise to st Nieholas-ave - to st K q 36:
Leo Lehman to Max Marx; mortgage. $50. 600
lBSth-Et n s, $50 # Of AmEterdam-ave, 2Sx
9a.l0 Martin Relmer to Elizabeth Reirner'
,.Srs STsaSSe Sos Is ana 80 g. 44xloo; Nathan Kirsh
TO Pincus Lowenfeld and another; mortgage
same property: Pincus Lowenfeid and another TO
Jacob Binder and another; mortgage. S34,50o.
o5th-st, No "a West 1SH1O0.S Harriet F HuaseE
TO Ellen v Hoge. s,.oo Ex(
Asas 1ssat S 81 s e SEND;
loEsky' ca moatsASSS S,os md a n 20 3xi3Sx13ix
1882. with ell title 20 strip in rear; Maria A
Herter and another TO Ferdinand Anrath;
mortgage, &10.000. .,..- - . -,
LaIght-st No 81. Ss.0XiT5 TO Eestry st:
Peter H McArdle ct al executors. t. Henry
BROAD st Nos 81 and 56. 5. 46.@x115 6I35. Ok
iiS.T; Charles Moran. trustee. TO William A
KTnnroeyer; n part. ..-..----.......,
sanis nroperty: Rosalie de Moran to same; i
nar+: u OF mortgage &35. 600. o.-......--...-....
SaTae nroperty; william c Kronmeyer to Joseph
WOIf So "OFtEssSw Ss wesi e sss Mary Metzser
smother 70 Earl C Pier: 49,.
same property; Earl G Pier to Alfred c Marks
mort.1seS 10 saS q i: Sor 80 and 50 Moore st.
" a. John r ThraiI ana another 10 John Myers;
morEaRe $50. 600; r 5. 81 ...--.---
72d-Et No I72 East, l6 6xlG22: James - Mac
donald to Corne!ia " slade; mortgage. &l1.OOo'
zos6cst s1caansS 10 sos East 2Txloo5: Minnie Wolf N
Tobsnna Rorchardt: mortgage, $l6 500. :..''.;
saSat No II East, 25x9se: Helen h Gould ana
Snother Infants by guardian. tn Alexander
Bryant; s. -''''-''''''''
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New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
Citations,
The PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by grace %f oed trss and ind:peHd;pSt IT. to
agnes q Philbin Kate o. Major Madeeine l. o
1b.x OIGsn and John q. O'Neil eo-executor Of
victoria c. dwell deceased and 20 all persons interested
Of Victoria c. dwell, late OF the County
f New York deceased. creditors. legatees next OF
III or otherWse SEND greeting: You and each Of you
m bsreby cited personally to be and appear
ss or Surrogate OF the County OF New York. Al the
Snrrorses Court said County. held Al the County
day of April 1903 at half ten o'clock IN the FORE
No., NJ that day then and there to attend judicial
settlement Of the account Of pIoesedin9s Of Joseph
as Of the last Will and Testament or
said deceased and such Of you as are hereby eid eS
80 1deP the of twentyore yearH are required TO
sppear by your guardian. II YOU have one or u yen
Spts TO appear apply for 10 be appointed
of neglect failure TO 90 so. =
appointed by the Surrogate to represent
ssnS act for you the proceeding. =,
whereof We have caused the Seal OF ina
- SurroKates' Court OF the said County OF New
York 10 be heFeunto Arhxed. Witness. Aoa
u 6 Abner c. Thomas. SurroRate OF our said
-: =: Copnty at County Of New York the llth
day February. IN the year OF our LORD
nra thousand nine hundred and three
SNo J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN,
Clerk OF surrogates' Court.
John J. pEI.ANT. Attorney for Executor. u William
Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS.

7Sd-st, No 123 East: for four story brick dwell
Robertson { Potter architects. $50 Oot
24th-st Nos 100 to 155 West for six story brick
French, architect " ............... Uooot
105th-st. g. 100 It OF Central Park West for
E4sbSskind owner: 6 F Peiham Architect g. oo'
9th ave & l1th-st n corner: for ten story
F Minuth archiect S76OOt
2d-ave. and 6th-s n corner for a six story
brick fat house. with stores. 4s.6x75 IT: J
tects ..e. g ".... IS oot
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

a DyERTISEMENTS subscriptions Tr1hsnS
"A received = their Uptown once
NO. l,304 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will be received At the following branch
on1ces AZ regular ONCE rates until O'clock p. via
9SA Sah.RVe. .. e. 23d-Ss-: 16G 61h-Rys., cor
i2ih-st.; % East I4th-st:g 24Y West A2d-st.. BE-
tween 7th and ath 2t3 West 125th-Bt.s ls389
3A-RVe., between 18th and TTth I ,020 Aa-1vW,
rear 9ist-st: l,7Gs IAt-aye.. 1ST EasS
I2SNh-nt.s 1853 TPemonf-aVe.g $50 3d-Rw4..
IiBt-st; H6@ 3d~aVe.i 2I0 BleeekeP.att 89S
DlesekeP-sA. Brooklyn. ~ f.-210 CouPk-aa.g
2IS Bmith-st.I 1sOOA Gates-aVe. Newark n. J,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

YORK by the grace God and independents
To Britton Finn John BrttOn Jennie 5rtteon
StItt Sarah RrtOn Rritt0n Wasim John p Bit
J RrittOn. Julia BTlttOn Allen, Cather1nS
Brtton Mckay. Mary BTttOn Fairnan, Euntce BEitton
8 Britton. Isabella Moody Jane 3 Brit
ton Bowen Ida Morrison Minnie 'horTlSon- Alex
ander H Morrison, Alexander Murphy. Jr DsAheld =
Murphy Leroy : Murphy. Amanda Warts Maoney, Jennie
Warts Olive Warts Aaloney, Alexander
May Warts the only heirs and next OF kin ot
Isabella Stewart OF the County or New York de-
Cca sed send greeting: Whereas William Brtor ot The
OF York. lately applied to the SUrroKates
of our County OF New York have certain IN
strUnpnt in writing annexed. relating
to both and personal duly proved the
last Will and Testament Isabella Stewart late Or thS
County OF New York deceased Therefore and each
OF before the Surrogate OF oGr
county his ONCE IN the County Of New
York or May thousand nine hundred
three half O'Clock In the forenoon q has
day attend the probate ot The said LAST
VIII and Testament And such OF you are hereby
ouIred to appear by guardian n have II
you have none. to appear and apply for TO b
nOintad your neglect fstlUrs 90
SO a " be appointed the Surrozats
nd for proceeding.
IN Whereof We have caused tbs Seal cc thS
Surrogate's Court Of the said County OF Ssv
a Be heTeuntO affixed Witness. Hon
Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of SAID
H. 81 ~ New York. at said County. the 18th
day of March, IN the OF Lord
thousand nine huncred ard three.
J FAIRFAX ACI4ACGHLI$.
Clerk ot the Surro6ate's Court
tIoner e5 Broadway. Manhattan New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

u York by the grace OF God and independent :,
Frederick Kronsberg KronSberg August RronsberE
Sophie KSnnecke Johanna Makert and Elise S6tsr ire
heirs and OF % Elise Kronsbsrg deceased send
greeting: Whereas. Albert NJ he OF
Kew York lately applied 10 the surrosates Court q
County OF York 10 have a certain nj
writing and codicl thereto relating both and
ment and codicl OF Elise KrCnsbsrE OF the
County New York deceased. therefore you each
OF cite 10 before Of
County Of New York. his ONCE County OF New
dred half o'clock the sorpnoon
Of and there attend the probats
sat VIII and Testsment And such Of you
hereby cited under the aEs OF twenty-ons years
are required appear by your guardian. II you
one or II you none. TO appear and apply FOR
be OF neglect
10 DO so guardian appointed SurroEata to
act n the proceeding
In testimony whereof have caused the Seal the
S0rrogates Court OF the said County OF
........ York be hersunto ahixed Witness. Hon
l. Abrer c. Thomas, a Surrogate OF our bRld
Of New York. fha
February Of
Lord one thousand nine hundred and three
J. FAIRFAX LACGHILN
Clerk OF the SurroRAts's Court
PETER COOK Attorney for Petitioner 80 Chambers
Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW


York. by the Grace OF God Fres Independent. TO
Frederick Foster. Henry J. Foster Joseph 3 Foster
Lydia E. Foster. Anna NJ Foster, AlniTa 2 Mansfield
F4ane.s G Clark Charlotte B Forster Annie e Forster
Maurice W Forster. Francis H Bond Frederick Bond.
Foster r Dows. Francis z DOws. William ". DoWs,
Martha e Dows, Edwin Dows. Rosa Dows Martha DoWs.
and Joseph W Dows. II living whose place OF resl-
dence is unknown. and the widow OF Gideon Foster
deceased living whose and place Of residences
unknown the children OF said Gideon Foster
deceased II any and places OF resi-
dence are unknown ard each and and all hus-
bands widows II OF said children Of n?
saId Gideon Foster their descendants x
any whose names. ages and places OF residence
known and TO the executors administrators OF said
Joseph w DowS any. whose and places OF resi-
ScmoTx or Observation-Disclosures OF Gideon Focter II any,
names places OF residence unknown, and
m T tba ofhsr bes ard next az kin of Annie s Eaton
whose names places Il residence
the heirs and kin OF Annie g. Eaton. deceased.
CITY Of lately applied to the SurroSAsA
Of County Of New YORK, 70 have certain
vember 1902 relating both personal prop
erty duly proved as last VIII and Testament oe
ceased therefore you and you are cited ap
Surrogate Of County OF New York az
his once IN the County OF Rev foES on the "Otn az
April thousand nine hundred and three at hRe
clock forenoon Of that day. then and
there to probate Of the said last VIII snf
And such OF as are hereby cited as are
under the age OF twenty years. required to
pear by your guardian. t you have one II have
none appear and apply for 20 Be appointed In
the event OF your neglect failure do g1Axdani
will be appointed by Surrogate and
In testimony whereof. caused the % the
Surrogateg OF the said County Of New York bs
hereunto affxed witness Hon Frank T Fitzgerald. .
Surrogate OF our said County Of New or4E a.
IL g. said County. ninth day OF 'MArah In ts@i
year OF our Lord One thousand nine hunars4
J. FAIRFAX ML.AUGHLIN.
Clerk Of the Surrogats'B Court
sN
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
Auction Sales of Real Estate.
HERBERT A, SHERMAN,

AUCIONEER,
will sell auction.
TUESDAY, MARCH 81, 1908,
at II o'clock noon the New York Real Estate Sales
room. III Broadway.
SUPREME COURT PARTITION SALE,
under the direction of Herbert c. Smyth. Esq Referee
7TH AXENIE AND Bad ST. \. F. COR.
42s 7th Ave. 10. 6x6O6 ! story building.
169 WEST 33D STREET,
adjoining 7th Ave 199HIS / story building.
S. 2. CORNER 1ST AVE. AND 18TH ST.
(1494 and 400 18th 81, 25xTTL25. .6xT3
- - story building.
JOHN VINCENT. Attorney for Plaintiff. 45 Cedar St
CHARLES 9. SANDERS, Attorney for Defendant. 81
Nassau st.
JOHN j. DEIAANT Attorney for Defendant 27 william
EDWARD J. MCGUIRE. Guardian al utern "a st.
FREDERIC c. sCOFIELD Attorney for Defendant IS
Maps AuctioneeTs Pine and $50 9th Ave. cor.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. March a.-The official closing
quota tions for mining stocks to-day were as 1ol-
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RECORDED MORTGAGES,

Hrcx.r. Matilda. widow and devisee. to Bank
for saving. s,oAd~ay corner sso