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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-08-07
DOVER.

Rev and Mrs. William Eakins are
spending this month at Martha's Vine
yard.
Frank Cox, sr., Of Gold street, is
camping with his family at Lake Ho-
patcong.
Mrs Harry Ackley and son, of Or
chard street, are spending the month
of August at Goshen, N. Y.
John Buckley and son Howard, Of
Sparrow Point, spent the forepart of
the week with his parents on Rich
ards avenue.
Mrs. II. L. Durham and daughter,
Irene, Miss Ethel Dickerson and Miss
Phebe Pollard were enjoying camp
ing at Camp Ruffet in Great Cove,
Lake Hopatcong, last week.
Last Friday afternoon Chief of
Police Ethelbert Byram took Mary
Byan, of Richard avenue, to the Nor
ris Plains Hospital Drs. Cook and
Cummins had examined the girl and
found her slightly demented
After an illness of but two days
duration, Alfonso Berrilla, of Spring
street, died from an attack of pneu-
monia last Saturday at noon. Deceased
was 81 years of age. A wife and two
children, who are in Italy, survive him.
The funeral services were held in st.
Mary's Church Monday morning at
$50 O'Clock.
Mrs. Edward Thompson died at her
home on Prospect street Tuesday even
ing at $50 o'clock. Mrs. Thompson
had been confined to her home for over
a year prior to her death. Deceased
leaves husband and one child. The
funeral services will be held this (Fri-
day. morning at the Church of the
Assumption, Morristown. Interment
in st. Mary's Cemetery.
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The Changers will hold their annual
picnic at Swinefeld bridge, on Au-
gust 20th.
The Smith family reunion will be
held August Goth in Smiths Grove,
near Peapack.
j. Looney, formerly of this city,
has sold the Hoffman House at East
Rutherford for $4,000.
Sturgis Brothers are building an
ornamental brick wall in front of
Twombly's stables at Florham Park.
Ticket agent Thomas Flynn is now
a resident of this city, having moved
here this week from Summit.
The Rev. DR.. Durant, of Saratoga,
will preach in the Presbyterian Church
on Sunday, both morning and evening.
The Ridgedale baseball team was de-
feated by a Whippany nine last Satur-
day afternoon at Monroe by score of
5 to4.
st. Virgilius Church fair will open
Monday evening, August 10, for eight
evenings at St. Virgiius Hall, Morris
Plains.
Miss E. G. G. Campbell will give a
concert at Association Hall, Friday,
August 20, assisted by New York art
lists.
Richard Rutledge, Jr., has charge of
the Union News stand at the railroad
station, while Mr.. Burshell is on his
vacation.
During the absence of the Rev. J.
E. Werda, pastor of Trinity Baptist
Church in this city, Miss French will
lead the services.
The Rev. DIR. Riggs of Orange, will
supply the pulpit in the South Street
Presbyterian Church during the re-
mainder of the month
Willie Weir, instructor at the Nor
ris County Golf Club, was taken sud-
denly i'll while on the golf links last
Saturday He is still confined to his
bed
Humane Engine Company will play
the Franklin Hose Company, of Rah-
way, game of baseball the last of this
month. The game will be played in
this city, and ought to be interesting,
exciting and amusing.
The police caught Tonyzio Guigino,
an Italian, selling fish last Tuesday
from a metal-lined basket without
license. He was arrested, admitted
his guilt, but was discharged upon a
promise to leave town.
With both eyes swelled out so that
they looked like magnifiers James
Sweeney entered the Office of Justice
Stillwell last Saturday and swore out
a warrant for the arrest Of Bernard
Carroll When arraigned before the
Justice, Carroll was held for the grand
jury, but was released on furnishing
bail The men got into a dispute and
tried to settle the argument with their
fists
Commissions, sprains, fractures and
dislocations are among the everyday
accidents which it is useful to know
how to properly treat. These, to-
gether with many others of like
nature, are fully described in "Acci-
dents, one of the medical handbooks
being issued by The Mutual Life
Insurance Company of New York.
The book will be sent on request to
any who address the Home Office of
the Company, New York city.
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The Largest Policy

ever written on single life
was placed as a result of the
ullest inves tig alto in
he Mutual Life Insurance
Compar of New York.
A western business man
took six months to determine
where to place this policy of
ST., 100000, and it was written
at no more proportionate risk
than is assumed on a policy
of $1,000.
The history Of this policy is
interesting reading, and is de-
scribed in The Largest An
nual Premium" This PAM
Phlet is sent on application.
This iiSS sslgaES S ssss:
Eirs-In Amount Paid Poiicy-hoiders
The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF New YoRK,
RICHARD a. MecURDv, President.
GEORGE B. RAYMOND, Manager,
No. 1877 Market ST., Newark, N. J..
j. FRANK LINDSLEY,
Morristown Trust Co. Bldg.
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MENDHAM.

Mrs. Connett, of Brooklyn, is a
guest at the " Naples"
Mrs. Randolph, of Trenton, is the
guest of Mrs. Win Phoenix.
Mr.. Alexander Simpson, of New
York, spent part of the week in this
place.
Miss Hazel Thorpe has returned
from Madison to her home in this
place.
Mr. Whitney Quimby, of New York
spent Sunday with his uncle, Mr., @. e.
Nicholas.
Mr. Barber, Mrs. Campbell and Mr..
Charlie Campbell are staying at the
Pitney House.
Mr.. Arnold Burd, of Washington,
ID. G. has been spending some time
with relatives in this place.
Special union seryicesof the Presby-
byterian and Methodist Churches are
being held three times a week in a
gospel tent erected for that purpose.
Major Gardiner, of the Brooklyn City
Mission, conducted the services last
week
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MOUNT FREEDOM.

A supposed mad dog was shot here
one day last week.
The family of Mr.. LAWN have re-
turned to their home at Elizabeth.
Mr.. David VanHouten and family
have returned to their home at Brook
lyn, N. Y.
Mr. Frank Harris and wife, Of New
ark, are visiting Mr.. Harris sister,
Mrs. James Hubert.
The rummage sale held here on
Tuesday of last week netted the Sun
shine Circle the sum of 1874.
The fair and festival at the M. f..
Church will be held next Wednesday,
August 18th and not on the 14th as
reported in last weeks issue.
AS Mr.. Harvey, of Ironia, was going
home on Tuesday night last, through
a defect in the road known as Cory
hill, his horse ran away and demolished
his wagon. He threatens to prosecute
the township for damages.
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WANTED

Ambitious young men about II years
old to learn the machine trade in New
ark. Address, giving full particulars
regarding age, schooling and past ex-
perience. r., " Chronicle office. 1894
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NOTICE.

The Chronicle Company hereby
notifies its patrons that it has no
agents who are authorized to receive
or receipt for any moneys now due the
Company. All moneys should be sent
to the office of the company or paid to
its treasurer, J. f. RUNYON.
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BROOKSIDE.

Principal A. w. Kiser, of Netcong,
was a visitor in town last Friday.
Irving Workman, of New York,
spent Sunday with his parents in this
place
Miss Elizabeth Dickerson is home
from an extended visit with friends in
Newark
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bedell, of
Newark, spent Sunday at the home of
Enoch Bedell.
Arthur Washburn, of New York,
is spending his vacation at the home
OF E. p. Connett.
DR.. Campbell, of New York, spent
Saturday and Sunday at his summer
residence near this place.
About twenty-five from this place
expect to go on the Royal Arcanum
excursion next Wednesday.
The Misses Coull and Cameron Coull,
OF East Orange, are spending fort
night at George A. Loree's.
Despite the inclemency of the
weather, the proceeds of the fair held
last week amounted to about 800.
| Theodore Smith has moved from
Bernardsville mountain to this place
and is now in the employ of M. M.
Comet.
Miss Elizabeth Keller, who has
! taught the Wolfe school for the past
two years, has been engaged to teach
the Mount Freedom school the coming
| year.
As the Orange A. G. Cancelled their
game with Madison A. A. for last
Saturday, D. B. Comet pitched for
Wharton A. A. against a crack colored
team from Brooklyn-the Ninantics.
The visitors played good ball, but
failed to connect with Comets
twisters and lost by score of So. 1t
is said Comet is considering fine Of
fer made him by the Westfeld A. c.,
which is said to be nearly double the
salary he draws from Madison.
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LUCKY ACCIDENT.

for Rev. J. M. Stevenson, Hawthorne,
was made acquainted with DR.. Deane's
Dyspepsia Pills. They act gently, correct
ing the secretions and preventing consti-
patton. | subscribe myself your friend,
as your pills are welcome friends to me-"
Every one of the thousands of testimo-
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MILTON.

There will be a clambake at Oak
Ridge August %.
Miss Webster has lately been the
guest of Mrs, j r. Riggs.
Mrs, Theodore Coursen, of Oak Ridge,
is entertaining a number of relatives
and friends and relatives, among whom
are Mrs. Taylor and daughter Bessie,
of East Orange, Miss Ball and Miss
Powery.
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First-class general agents. New
patent article, cash seller, 100 per
cent. profit. Goods consigned on first
class references. Address, j. f. Brada,
18th and Adams streets, Hoboken, NJ.
oOnr
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NOTICE.

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN that a special
~ meeting of the stockholders of the Whip
pany y Passaic River Railroad Company will
be held on
THE 25th DAY OF AUGUST, 1908,
at II o'clock in the forenoon, at the principal
office of said Company in Whippany, New Jer-
sey, for the purpose of considering and adopt
ing or rejecting an agreement entered into be-
tween the Directors OF the said Company and
the Directors of the Whippanv River Railroad
Company for the merger and consolidation Of
the said two Companies into single corpora
ton under the name of Morristown & Erie
Railroad Company" and for the transaction Of
such other business as may properly cone be-
fore the meeting
Dated August 8, 1913.
ROBERT B. McEWAN,
1895 Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

R-vs, I Kennedy has sold plot OF fourteen
lots al Slxty-eighth-st. and the Hudson River Inc
riot comprises the entire block contiguous to the
railroad tracks from Sixty-elghth TO Sixty-ninth-
ST with depth of about I65 feet in Sixty-eishth-
81 and depth Of about 1a feet in Sixty-nnth-st-
wyinam & James Bradley. contractors. are 'ne
BUYERS They VIII the property Tor storage
purposes The purchase price was about S'Sooo-
N- Kennedy end D. D. Brandt have SOLD TOT
Henry P Wines Nos. ls2 and le4 West Ninety
ninth-st two three story brick dwelling houses
each On lot l56x7S feet The property was 70
have been sold yesterday at auction oy MI heii-
< Brigham Hall & Son have sold for client
69 o FsHs1t Monk sae 5o G. ts west
Fifty -fourth-st. Eve story and basement orlck s
and stone apartment house. north sioe N" rect cast
-9s F. ke5sy has sG.1 !s thirty
feet OF wehster-ave. to Joseph Schae1gr Nsr
kirby has SOD for Mr. ostrom three lots So, on the
north si6e OF one-hundred- d-seven'y h'n-s'-
The FieschIna6n Reaty Company has as sold I'D the the
~ ITannoe Mo-, forty-arst-st on plot
61zssII The sams company Is the buyer OF NUS
White & Phipps have sold for Mrs. Joseph @ FeI-
t-etch No s03 Lexington-aVe Lour,sIo[$$ or1er
ing house lot 1s.6X7o at the northeast CORNER
Q. ysnnole & Werner have sold a plot 5ox9e II feet
on north side OF NJ
St Z75 feet west OF Amsterda m-ave. TO Wliliam "a
Janpole. who will erect hve story hathouSe Oh
Maneiebau1n & Levine have bought from an
fenement houses. on plot 55.5xS6 John J. Bogert
" he broker. =, 49, s-aS
Louis Iese has resoId No. p East one-hunoreo..
snd-sevent teentn-st. hve-stoTy brlck teueiieiiN
house. on lot 25xl00i . -.
NJ Sturrz s. Co have sold for W scott JARVIS oIS
20 William I,erbeTg & Co.. No. l52 EsSeX-sl ou
four story brick buildings. lot 25xlvo feet, ao-
5ofnsns the southeast corner Of Stanton-st
2 = Meverowitz has bought a lot 25x9SS feet on
the north side Of Thirty-frst-st, rs feet east OF
Tirst-sVe
the FIVE story apartment house At the nor'nwe
-o-Der Of rari-zve and NiNefy-ffth-st- lot 2oe1@x
100 fret which they bought about two weeks ago.
Mr. Davis has resold his contract 60 Cohen d
CLAUDE. - -. -
The Frank L. Fisher Company has sold for Dr;
s;orx American basement dwelling house, on lot
1-sx6s lex Irregular adjoining the north corner OF
Severty-rirt hist. -.
Schneider & Bach-ach have bought No 81 Fast
--hirreenfh-st FIVE story front and rear tenement
houses on lot 25VI03-3 feet
John Alien has sold No. ss4 East one-hundred.
anC-sfr-v-secord-st 4 four story hathouse. on LOT
c5x1n1 feet Reiss Brothers were the brokers'
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
REALTY NOTES.

c. E Williams and Samuel H. Martin have been
elected members Of the Real Estate Board Of
Brokers
The Bryant Park Realty Company is the buyer OF
No foe West Fo-ty-eighth-st
Nathan WEISS has leased for Henry Corn TO Plaut
& Bamberz Is 600 square feet in the building at the
northwest corner Of Fifth-ave and Eighteenth-st:
eIso leased J c. Lyons Bui' ding and Oper-
zting Company 20 q cloak manufacturer 1000
square feet in the building No. IS TO 2 West
Eighteenth-st.. running through to No Is TO q
West Severteent1-sf-
Riker & Co were the brokers in the sale 70 Ralph
s Schoe- BERG Of No. SIC Sixth-ave.
The Postal telegraph Cable Company has leased
Nos y and = Desbrosses-St- and Nos 65 and Of
watt<e.. for years at $500 year from Eleanor
Z. Hoffman.
John ] Gibbons and another person have leased
the northwest corner Of ThirtCt-st. and Fifthave.
rom Emily H Noir for years at so e90 year.
The NFet-o1o'itan Printing Company has leased
<o- @ve years a s7.21a year No. 80 20 13e West
+Tvrerrv-fol1rth-st from Elmer A Darling
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23

HOUS EWORK RK.-By widow; on farm. N-S
NJ. MARTIN. 31i West 3Sth-st-s ring 81
bell.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23

10000
5000
Ib.o0I
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
BUSINESS CHANCES.


$4,000 PARTNER WANTED.-Lady or
gentleman for 5th-ave retail branch OF
an established manufacturer OF high class
novelties, games, cabinets. etc; references
and invest cation courted. Address JP-
PORTUEITY. Box II. Tribune once.
PARTNER WANTED. win cap tai So
600. in one Of the best importing antique
furniture businesses in New-York; no Cd
lection to lady. X. $40 East 3ist-st.
AsOVEFTISFMFNTs and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
or1cr No. 1874 Broadway. between 36th
and aTth SITS. until 8 o clock p m. Ad er-
tisements received al the following branch
Offices at regular office rates until clock
p. m. viz: o54 Sth-ave.. 5. .. cor. 23d-st.
iS3 fth-ave-. cor. i2th-st.; % East I4th-st.:
257 West 42d-st.. between 1th and sth aves-
263 West 125th-st: ]. .33s 3d-ave-. between
10Th and nth sts.. !. .026 3d-ave., near 6let-
ST: LOS lsi-ave.. near s9th-st-; i57 East
i25th-st.: 75d Tremont-ave.: $50 3d-ave
near 4ist-st-; a54 9d-ave.: 210 Bfeeeksr-st-.
325 Bleecker-st- Brooklyn. y. Y--2I6
Court-st-: 2l5 Smith-st-: IooA 6stss-aVs.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Hart. James J. Kuickerbocker Trust Com
psny ftronE Brsn-hjs llnton-eEe. n
Cedar Pace: years. per cent gold---.-.-. 5000
Dee-y. Mari Z 70 Equitable Lie Assurance So
cletys l2Sd-st i64 10 Il ~ Of Lenox-zve:
due January I. 1897 eoco
TDri Jeanette and another. executors and trus-
tees to Title Gusrartee and Trust Company:
S2d-st. no 63S 5Ss West. 10 years. ~ per
Dame & Townsend Company. william Cro-n-
e: s years ~ per cen, .c..o.. $1,000
The Congregation &ishkau Israel Anshe SuraIker,
70 Metropolitan Savings Bank; Chrystie-st No
Camraann. E5ward c. Title Guarantee ard
Trust Company. 81 Sichoias-ave W g. Is
ot i7eth-st: years cent-.-.-.-......- 400
Eoslner EdEsTe 9. 70 Ittle Guarantee and TTTst
1903 AZ Ter cent ..t".--.,--. 5000
Batter. Eliza johnson and another Equit-
i5ih-st: due January 1903 per 1900
NaeMshon. Katharine Louisa Minturn:
ave a p q # q seth-st: years per cent. $500
csreenberK. Hynsn and another. to Albert Bunker:
stslnen:s. cent 1000
Eersel Mzrgzret z, 20 Vest SIDE Savings Bank:
6Gth-s- No go Vest; due May !. 1904 al per
Watson & Piiteager IA oorporstion). Minerva
BurweTi: I1lth-st 200 Il y OF 2o-aTe; due
Novsuecr / ls12. per cent gold ..-........ 1900
wooste--st Nos ls and IS: due January %,
1904 9 cert ---.-.--.--- 10000
Plant Susan Broadway Savings Institution;
s. Nlchoias-sve No go: cue May /. 1904. "a
Hanlin Fannie 50 John Hscker et al trustees:
ssth-st. ? 5. I25 q OF 7th-sve: years. per -
Stable Francis r. to Title Gusrsntee and Trust
Company. G-an6-et. No iss: due April 10. 1908 -
sane 70 ai.x Yea rentselser individuaIiy and
and Others: property: prior
r1o-tgsee $4,000. years. ) per 1000
Murphy. Charles z. 10 Title Guarantees and Trust
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
HOTEL NoRMANDIE CHANCES HANDS

MATHEW }. Ward & Co. hotel brokers' have sold
1or Charles A Atkins & Co the furniture, fixtures.
lease and business OF the Hotel NoTmandie. Broad
way and Thirty-eghth-st-. TO Theodore D. Willsey.
formerly proprietor of the Hotel Bennett, Bing-
ha-nton. y Y and F. z. Amy. formerly pro-
rrietor Of the New Osborne House Rochester, N Y.
for about s00.o30 The new proprietors take pos
session Nay l.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Green Lane southwest corner st, Raymond-ave.,
two story frame store and dwelling house. 25x5o
feet: Camille wiegand. owner: Chris l. Lohse.
architect g so.
Green Lane. southwest corner st Raymond-ave..
reg. one ard z half story frame stable and shed,
e5x-5 feet; Camille Wegand. owner; Chris f Lohse,
architect. 500
E3assford-ave.. southeast corner Of One hundred
and ignty-foUTtl-st. and one-haf story frame
stable and sn d. 10XS7 feet; William A Steinbeck,
owner. Chris z. Lohsa. archl. ct; 81 co
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
LOST.

LOST.-About six weeks ago. a barkbook
in the name OF Robert Leaman, on the
Bowerv Savings Bank. Finder IS requested
Ia return same to said bank within thirty
davs or another book will be Issued in Its
place
LOST or STOLEN pa nkbook No. 4i5. SIS
of the EmiR-ant Industrial Savings Bank.
Payment STOPPED. Please return book TO
bank. M. 81 Chambers-st.
LOST-BanF book No. 67.927 Issued by the
Metronolitan SAVINGS Bank Of New-York
CormerIy the Marine : Savings I~stttution)
PAYMENT Of the same has been stopped. The
finder will please return the same 10 the
hank Nos. I and 2 3d-aVe
LOST Be nkhook No. 300 SI3 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank Any person having claims
Ipou said book Is called upon - present
the same to the hank within thirty davs o.
the said book w.ll be declared cancelled
and ext'nguished and new one issued in
Hen thereof.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
TO IMPROVE DEVICES HOUSE.

Plans were filed yesterday at the Bureau of
Buildings Manhattan. for alterations to No SO
Tark-ave.. the front Of which was damaged last
year by a tunnel cave-in. new front OF brick and
granite be built. and the building enlarged by
q two story extension in the rear. and a eIe-
Vator and light shaft is 10 te Fat in
2 W Devoe is the owner Smith. Westerveit G.
Austin the architects. The cost Is estimated
SIS ,o00
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23

OACHNAN-By coIorsd man; first class.
city or count-v- can furnish best Of refer
euCe: FIVE years with last employer. DAB
NEY. 1896 East 6Sth-st-. private stable
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
THE srUYvEsANT BUYS MORE PARCELS

The Stuyvesant Realty Company has bought from
p. J. ConneI four story b1iIGing 6 lot 20.7xSS
feet. at the northeast corner Of Thirty-second-st
end Eighth-ave. The company has also
bought from the Fitzgerald estate q four story
building q lot 24-sx50 feet the southwest
rer Of Thirty 1y-secoEd-st and Eighth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
REAL ESTATE.
The DemoreSt Estate Sells East
Fowtcenth-st. Building.

One Of the principal transactions yesterday WAS
the sale ny John H Berry for the Demorest estate
TO winet F. Cook Of canajoharte. N Y. for IN
vesrrnent Of the hreproof office building. No East
Fourteenth-st adjoining the southeast corner OF
Fsfth-ave. and Fourteenth-st-. size SSxioSs feet
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
PAWNBROKERS' SALES.
l. L. FIRUSKI. Auctioneer. 10 Bowery.
sells. 10 a m:

l. L. FIRUSKI. Auctioneer. 10 Bowery.
April 2s-By WIN. Simpson. !ewelry.
April 24-By II. Stern. 90 w 3lst-st..
diamonds, watches. jeweiTy. all pledges
April 2iEBy E. Mendelsohn. 90 Green
wich-st.. clothing. etc. pledged prior April
April 27-By H. Phillips. I57 Bowery.
diamonds watches, jewery. all pledges
riH5 hPr f?as sBy T S,ieh en- Sqs6 ITo oaif IFS sdave
diamonds. watches. Jewelry. all pledges
prior April IS 1902. all oIder dates.
April 2S-S. Raphael 503 6th-ave. dia-
monds watches jewelry. all pledges prior
April Is. igy2. ali older da es.
April 2s-By D. Fry. .276 Bowery, cloth
"S April ' 2a"Bs % Wn, piio slRpsoh s n & Co. ls1
Bowery. diamonds. watches. jewelry. all
pledges prior Feb. 25. 1902 to No. 7.249.
April 29--Rv D. Maver. clothing.
April 3o-Fine consignment jeweiry.
CENTRAL AUCTION CO, NJ sheehan.
auctioneer. 1872 and l54 CanaI-st
April 23--By FiIlin. jewelry.
Brosdwax @p51s % cIofbing 14S to Apri Is 1902 "e'
April 24-By E. Berger. 460 6th-ave. and
400 West 42d-st-, jewelry. diamonds. etc.
pledged to April -, 1902
April 27-By NJ. Lavery. 594 oth-ave,,
clothing pledged to April II. 1902
42d-St diamonds jewelry. etc. pledged TO
February l. 1902. Nos. 22O0l TO 2O42 and
goods held over.
April 2s-By Jos. Levy. lS5 varick-st..
April 2a-By P. F eel 927 Broadway and
100 Grand-st.. Brooklyn. diamonds. jewelry.
etc. to Anrjl 90 1902
April 2H-By Est ]. FuIlan. $50 10th
ave. clothing to April 20. 1902
April 3o-Ry ]. Blau. ~ dth-ave-. dia-
Mach ~. 1902. and goods held over.
April 30-By H. Freel. 90 New Chambers
St. clothing TO April ~ 1852
JOS. sHoNGOOD & SONS, Auctioneers.
saIeeroous No al BOwery.
April 23-Jewelry. etc. Sig. Freund.
2T"2 3d-ave.: 7. Rlumenthal. +05 9tH-ave.
also Patek Phil IN reneatfr (No. % 43D). 500
or of silver: all goods held for customers
UP to 90 794. Harris & Hrsch 6f5 3d-ave.
April 27-Mens and women's clothing.
etc. Kssters Loan Office. 3f9 West 42d-st.
etc 4. Friedman 101 3d-ave.
April 2S-Mens and women's clothing.
etc. c. Nelson. = stanton-st.
etc. Albert Fr"uud. 1888 3d-ave.
ApriI 29-Me1's and wo"e7's clothing.
etc. NJ NJ & r. Marks. 2.05T 3d-ave.
ELI sOBEL Auct. os Bowe-ys scns sscnnss 10
April 22-Jewelry. Sol. Cohen. 235 9th
ave. and NJ. Cohen, 354 ist-ave.
April 2l-C10tFing. dresses. shoes. etc.
NJ. WcIn 2S54 3d-ave
AprP 27-CIoth'ng. dresses. shoes, etc.
IN. P~aeer AT Tth-ave.
ApriI 2s-C1o.hing. dresses. shoes, etc, H.
Newc~rn , 6+9 3d-ave.
April 29--Jewelry. II. Sotel TO 9th-ave.
anderson & Nintz. Auctioneers. ~ Bowery.
April 9S-Bv Geo. Weaver. 4S0 Ath-aVe-.
p11 cJothtrs nIe8e"s - Ao~il toH2
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23

AtOVFRTIS EMENTS and suhsc~ iptions foI
The Tribune received al their Uptown.
once. No 1864 Broadway. between 36tt
and sT.h SITS. until q o'clock p. m. Adver-
tisernents received At the following branc'
Offices al regular ofice rates until O'Clock
%. m viz. 80 stN-sve-. .. =. cor. 33d-st. :.
i53 fth-ave cor i2th-st. ae East I4th-st. !.
25T West s2d-sL. between 7th and Sth aves- |.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23

" -. 49,, by q ve~y respevfaole ~,
mall fqrn.Iv cr cNemoer ",,NSr<rJN
., - vear-' rest refsrerccs. NJ Ou'>
81 East S1th-sL
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23

CO'CrMAN. GARDENER ard GENEFAI L
MAN on rentfouan's place: married 4.
wife one child. North OF Ireland Pr0teS-
tant: ms heen several years In last place
ernrIover can ~ seer N citv, hest re'er-
ences At CARPENTER'S 154 5th-ave.