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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-03-20
HUGO sTRUP.

Hugo Strup died of valvular heart
disease at his home, 913 Connection al
ley, Tuesday. Deceased was born in
Germany in, 1874 and was 5S years OF
age He had been resident OF Can
ton for upwards Of 20 years and had
many friends and acquaintances here.
He was a tailor by trade. Interment
will be in St. Peters cemetery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-03-20
A TIMELY TOPIC.

J.. a. Gluck, Superintendent, Prunty-
town, w. va, writes: after trying
all other advertised cough medicines
we have decided to use Foley's Honey
and Tar exclusively In the West vir-
ginia Reform School. ! find 1t the
most effective and absolutely harm
less," For sale by Roth & Hug.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-03-20

WOULD PRESERVE FOREST LAND.
The advocates Of federal control Of
enough of the Appalachian forest land
to constitute a national preserve are
now organized in six states. North Car
olina, Tennessee, Virginia, South Car
olina, Georgia and Alabama.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-03-20
OUT ON BOND
Merle n bs rser's Hearing Later.

Newton Wertenberger, arrested by
Marshal Bour Monday afternoon on
peace proceedings brought by his son
will have his hearing before Mayor
Robertson Thursday afternoon at
o'cIock.
\ He is out on 5000 bond.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-03-20
CARL BROWN.

Carl Brown, of Cleveland, died there
this morning of typhoid fever. He
was the son Of o. G. Brown, OF this
city.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-26
THEY CURE BY FAITH
Continued from page -

faith. On one day Mrs. Dudoit tasted
and the next she could eat provided 1t
did not interfere with her praying.
This just happened in June, last
month.
Fasting is the principal thing,
continued Mrs. Baker. I'm our reh-
gion we have the same bible as the
Protestants, but we believe every word
of it, and we believe that we can heal
through the bible without medicine. No,
we do not place the bible on the sore
part. The most of the people OF our
religion are the sick and poor"
'It is true" broke in Mrs. Edmunds
who had been an interested listener. Il
myself was cured of a very bad disease.
1 had sores on my lace and body like
leprosy The doctor did me no good
and then I heard about this. They
gave me no medicine, but I tasted for
ten days and prayed too. Now 1 am
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-26

Ter in charge. Waikiki beach. Sunday
school, 10; preaching in Hawaiian IL;
Book of Mormon class, $50; Zion
Religio and Literary Society, $50.
The Salvation Armay holds special
services today, in a tent at the juno
ton of King. Richards and Merchant
streets. Major and Mrs. Harris IN
charge. At a. m, Kneedrill, Lieut.
wilcocks; IL a. m, Holiness, Major
and Mrs. Harris: pm, Hosanna meet
ing. Ensign Winters; 6 p. m, Young
Peoples Legion, Faith Adjutant
Coe; p. M, Battle for Souls, Major
Harris and staff.
Other religious bodies holding SER
vices at the usual hours are German
Lutheran church, Beretania Ave, near
Punchbowl; Chinese church, Fort, "a
bove Beretania; Honolulu Mission;
Japanese Congregational, Kukui street,
japanese NJ. E. church, near st. Louis
College; Kaumakapili church, King
and Achi lane; Kawaiahao church, King
and Punchbowl; Makiki chapel, Japa-
nese, Kinau street; Mormon church,
Punchbowl street; Portuguese Protest
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-26
CHURCH SERVICES.

Roman Catholic Cathedral, Fort, near
Reretania street: Low masses, ana
=. Children's mass with English ser
mon. Q: high mass with sermon, lO;So'
rosary with native instruction, 2; SOL
emn vespers and benediction, q; week
davs. low mass, 6 and T. On Tuesday
at 10 o'clock. there will be a requiem
mass for the repose of the soul OF the
late Pope Leo XIII. The public is N
vited. Seats will be reserved for Ter
ritoriaI officers and the consular CORPS
Catholic church of st. John the Bap-
+ist Kalihi-waena, in charge of Rev.
Father Clement: Eighth Sunday at
ter Pentecost: $50 a. m, high mass
with sermon and collection. Sunday
school after mass; 4 p. m, rosary.
Catholic church of the Sacred Heart
Punahou. in charge of Rev. Father
Clement: Eighth Sunday after Pente-
cost: IL a. m, mass with sermon, col
lection and rosary; p m, rehearsal
ST. Augustine's chapel, r. c, wal
L,ilxi road: Mass with sermon, a. m;
sunday school, rosary, 3 p. m. Father
VaIentin in charge
St Andrews Cathedral, entrance
from Emma street: Holy Communion
:. sunday school, 10; Morning prayer
litany and sermon IL; pule ahiahi S;So'
evening prayer and sermon 7:3O. Bish-
an 'RAstarick will preach both morn
ing and evening today
81. Clements chapel. Protestant
Episcopal, Wilder avenue and MaklhI
street: Holy Communion, Z; Sunday
school. 10; morning prayer, IL a. M
evening prayer, 1880 p. m. Kew. John
osborne, rector.
Central Union church, Congregation
al Reretania and Richards street
Rev. ]. P. Erdman will preach noth
morning and evening. Rev Wlliliii
Morris Kincaid. the pastor OF .he
church, is expected to return on uhe
Alameda. Sunday school, you d. ii''
p. s. c. E, $50 D. m.
Methodist Episcopal church. Bereta-
No and Miller streets: Sunday school
m. morning service. II; Epworth
League $50: evening service, f:SV' rev
@ I, Pearson. pastor, will preach
morning and evening.
christian church. Alakea, near hi ring
street: Sunday school. s:45; mor I-ans
SERVICE IL. evening service I;"O'
youne Peoples meeting. $3.50. =. .
NIuckIev. minister. will preach at IL d,
=, on Goods Choice of An Army
and at 1880 p. m. on THE Nervousness
of Sim o.o,ia
German Lutheran church, Beretanla
street: sunday school. 10: morning
vice. IL. Rev. w. Felmy, pastor.
Reorpanized church of Jesus ChrlSt
of Latter Day Saints. MILAN n
rear of Opera House: Elder g. J. wal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-26
THIRTEEN
APPEALS
Master and Mate
Are Awarded
Wages.
Attorneys
Move to Quash
Service.
They Demand to Know the
Authority Of Attorneys for
Mrs. Watson.

Appeal has been perfected from the
Tinted States District Court to the
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, San
Francisco. in each of the thirteen cases
of the United States against H. Hack
field & Co., in connection with the es-
capes of Japanese from quarantine De
fore admission by the customs authorl-
ties. Papers for Judge Estee to sign
on the appeal were voluminous, COM
-prisine an order for stay of proceed
ings, an approval Of bond in $4,000 Tor
costs, an order extending time, an or
der for transmission of exhibits, GER
tifcata of probable cause, a citation
and a writ of error.
A motion to Quash the service OF
summons in the big Honolulu real es-
tate suit of Mrs Watson against her
father, Claus Spreckels. has been filed
in the Federal court. Kinney & Nc
CIanahap and Hatch & Ballou, attor-
neys for defendant, ask that Hum
phreys & Watson and Robertson &
Wilder. produce forthwith their au-
thority to act as attorneys for plain
tiff. 1t is also declared in the motion
that the return of summons does not
show that Mr.. Spreckels could not De
found nor that w. NJ. Giffard had au-
thority to receive service. Another
point is that defendant is summoned 10
appear at the September" term OF
court. whereas there is no such term.
Judge Estee yesterday rendered de-
cision in the admiralty libel for wages
brought against the steamer Charles
Counselman by Redmond P. Doran'
licensed master. and Samuel Gourlay'
a licensed mate. He awarded them
the actual sum they would have earn
ed if the contract for the voyage from
Hflo to Honolulu had been fulfilled, To-
gether with their expenses Of passage
in returning from Hilo when the con-
tract had been broken. Thus Doran
receives $3.50 and Gourlay $3.50 to-
gether with their costs Of suit.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-26

ant church, Punchbowl and Miller;
Seventh Day Adventists, Printers
lane; Bishop Memorial chapel, Kane
hameha schools; Buddhist Temple,
Fort lane; Christian Science Associa-
ton, Alakea street; Peniel Mission, 1r-
win block; Sloan Mission, HAWAI-
ahao street and Ward avenue.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-26
A Strenuous Physical oulturist

John Whittier, a Lowell weaver is a
consistent advocate of physical culture
He walks twenty-four miles each day
between the factory and his home in
Littleton. Between the daily journeys
on foot Whittier spends ten hours be-
fore a loom in a Lowell suspender fac
tory He is a small man, about 40 years
old, and is all muscle and grit.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-26

W. c. Parke, administrator Of the
Catherine P. Aud estate. has demurred
TO the complaint of Catherine Saylor
which charged him with holding back
her inheritance.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-26

G. r. Carter, guardian, asks permits
sion of the court to mortgage real
property of the Williams minors to pay
Indebtedness.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-26


Nj 25-The
purchased by the PaifcM Company
elauhing god the Mongolia launching her SISTER ue
month tina md o
and from
Innloa, 'dtheM ancur formerly
Atlantic ranIer b
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
FICTION.

P R Audihert- Emo PIP 2se CThe smart SET Pub
fishing CompanyD
\ story
THE ADVENTURES OF HARRY REvE1. By A. T.
SullieT-C.ouSh @ a. Emo II. II, 546 Charles
a tale OF intrigue and mystery.
TOMMY WIDEAwAKE- BY II. H Bashford. 12mo. pp.
1ss tJohn LaneD
THE CERTAINTY OF A FUTURE LIFE IN MARS
Dodd. Edited h. L 2. Gratacap. limo. pp. go
{Brentanos)
account Of life Mars. recorded by Of
system OF wireless telegraphy. a who upon
his DEATH finds himself in that planet
DAINTY DEVILS A novel. 12mo. pp. 357- OVilliam
II. Young CoD
sACRILEGE FARM, BY Mabel Hart 12mo, pp- vi, SSs,
ID. Appleton & Coz
In the Town aad Country Library series
At TIE TIME APPOINTED BY a. Maynard Barbour
With froatispieoe by !. y Marchand limo. Pp'
S71 philadelphia: J b Lppincott COD
LIFTS COMMON WAY BY Annie Eliot TrumouiL
I2no. pp. 40 "a. ;. Barnes & Coz
An account Of doings OF conventional men
and women
PERKINS THE FAKER- By Edward s Van zie; Il II.
l,strated by Hy Mayer. 12mo, 81 tThe Smart
Set Publishing Company
Short stories recounng experiences with the hlndOo
belief Of rencamation.
MIDDLE AGED LOVE STORIES. Bv Josephine Daska1h-
I2n7o. I'D. 299- Charles Scribner's SonsD
CAP-N sIMEoNs SToRE BY George 5; Wsss0n- lzr'i0'
pp. vi 2s7- Houghton, Mifnin q COZ
A story about deep fishermen
MR. CI.AGHORNS DAUGHTER. By Hilary Trent
1orno. pp 277. il. 3 Ogilvie Publishing company
The story OF difficulties with religious
dogmas. -
= MUsdMER.s WIFE. BY George Moore i2mo pp- 49,
tBrentanos)
THE; rNT1L1Ep FIELD. BY George Moore 12rno, pp-
ISL dhiiadelFhia: J. B. Lippincott Coz
Short stories Of Irish life.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

ATHLETICS AND OUTDOOR SPORTS FOR WOMEN. iI
with an Introduction by Lucille Eaton itllL 11us
trated- 12mo pp. xvii, s35. CIhe MacInlllan Co')
CARE OF INvAIIDS. A Manual for Reference. issued
nv the Mutual Insurance Company OF NeW-AoEk-
a2no up Mutual Life Insurance COZ
INSTRUCTIONS CONCERNING ERECTING or a
LIBRARY. Presented Ny Lord Presioent oe
Nfesne By Gabriel Naudeus. P. and Now 1nterpreted
Evelyn Esquire limo, pp- AooAi' wv
tFI0ughton. Mfiin & Co)
reprint Of the edition OF 1851 with an intro
6uction by John {. Dana
THE REPUBLIC OF PLATO. Book III. Translated by
Alexander 12mo. &C. Chicago; ChaTles
II & Coz
TRUST FINANCE By Edward Sherwood Meade Ph d
12no. pp. 361- % Appleton & Coz
An exposition Of the beginnings growth and man
sreulent Of Industrial combinations investigating te
strength Of the position and the legitimacy OF
the capitalization Of the trusts.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
EDUCATIONAL.

MUSICAL EDUCATION. BY Albert Lavignac Trans
from The French by Esther Singleton. Syo, pp
VII. AZ. %. Appleton & Coz
Some general remarks the best conditions under
which 10 pursue musical education followed
by suggestions for the stGdent who undertakes the
study Of instrumental music. Chapters cult
and studies requisite for :he composer. sugges
for the rectincation directed in
stTuction and a chapter individual. class and
conservatory teaching completes the work.
OF EDUCATIoN With Appended Addresses on The
scholar and The College of To-day BY Richard
T. BoUker- 12Tno- pp II5- (Ioughton, Mififn & Col
II the ARTS Of Idfe-' series discussing the value
and Development OF education.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
NATURE STUDY.

THE FLOWER BEAUTIFUL By Clarence MooTes
Weed. Svo. pp. Il. 13s tHoughton. Mlfiin q Co-'
s,udv % the uss Of flowers interior decoration
Illustrated with reproductions Of photographs
--Tt-F- BIRD STOKES FROM NY NOTE BOOKS By
olive Ttor-e Miller. Illustrated By Louis Agassiz
F-uertes I2no. pp- viii. 1855 (Houghton. Mifnln q
GINSENG: ITS HISTORY, CULTIVATION, -MA1I MAhhE1II
VALUE AND PROFITS, ty DGue4Ss sS, Z r1o,3rIss r
McDowellD
TREES SHRUBS AND VINES OF THE NoRTHEAsI.-
FRN UNITED STATES BY n Z a AHULSN
l2-1o. Do. viii. 451- (Charies ScTinher : oo-S'
r,esc-in;ive notes for layman with accounts OF
foreign hardy shrubs ano NlheS -
hrns~fca an6 found in Central Park liustatTo Win
-epro6uc5ious of drawings
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02

of the Interior Ofice Of Indian AraiTs
zyasbneton D. 6. March T. 19o3-sealed PROPOSES; t.
'sproposals for blankets, woolen ana coI.oh
indosed, etc as the be- and directed to
eoaS, ,nissioner Of Indian Affairs Nos 1912 Wooster
lile So Work CITY will received until O'CLOCK p IN
So essay May TO- for furnishing for the Inolah
% bisukets vgooIen cotton goods cothng h
fjons hats and caps, Bids must be made out on
giving all necessary lnto riidon
Tneft li he furnished on application the Indian
naco Washington, c. the U s Indian are SS
once ,1Tlstsr street New City 26526I south
aai street chicago. III; s15 Howard street onlSna, T
A sS south seventh street. st. Louis MO- the 1lI-
ssaIfes Of Subsistence. L. $ A. at They
CluarterTnaster. u .
ano Sl ,osrrssters al Sioux City. Tucson Portland
srasre and Tacoma the ManufactpTers ana ~
SSPhT association OF California, san Francesca.
piS vii he opened at hour and days above 5 sla11
- btSders are invited be present al me
The ?9enarnent reserves the right to dete5iIe @ sn
noint OF delivery aid 10 reject any ano 81 -
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
OLD DOM0RI1ORH co.
Partition Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.-NEW

NEW YORK SUFREME CoChI.-->h"
to sell HoaK dsF5aR real properly
o5nI Tntst akf E n0s Ssa9d aa5
Snd Alfred Seton, Jr trustees Of jacob ITsrd LA
move at Special Term Part l. OF the Supreme Court,
Boronsh De hsie Of a Manhattan city New 14th
Gay OF May 1909 at the opening or can m be ead for % an
order granting leave to SAID trustees 70 sell & that pa , %
Lorillard deceased, comprising all those two certain
ated % in the Fourteenth Ward City Of New York
81 and 8S 81 BTo9s s5ee IN h
city New York, all contiguous 10 each other and COM
nap 6t Bayard Farm BY numbers 400 and 4q and
Street Easteriy BY Mott Street; southery by Lot Num-
Der 8ss on said map and M9s Dy ~ SS 'front.' o Brooe
Street nifty feet and eight inches on the souheEiy side
twelve feet and inches and on the westerly side
several dimensions less-and otherwise de
tTIgiees to sell that part Of the said comprs
ing all hat Gerain piece Or dbe situated in the FigR
snts wq5s % Of hs s fg @f S d0Tt T Brus a
Of @ 3d the e[g Norery d of
Sss al point b SoThesteriy corner Of Third Avenue
Street forty-four feet thence Norherly parallel with
centre na Ane"ae ne o t boc Between and
fh es fTdce an6 t6enee souPheflv parallel with
lace Of beEnnng and as fully described pc
ton that the OF said petitioners be granted
as may be Just an and eqniiasle Ii ,aoa
Dated New York April D.
ROGER H LYON Attorney for Petitioners 16 william william
To Jacob IoriIlard. Gertrude Lortllard Augusta L
Sands. infant over fourteen years
Of age. Anna l. sands infant fourteen years OF
age Ernest e Lorillard. Van Rensselaer, ior.iad
infant under fourteen years of Jacob loTlad Jr
Frederick Jhorn Ioriilard infant under fourteen years
OF age. Edward LEVEL Lorilard an infant under
years Gertrude LorilIard infant under
fourteen years Of Catherine l. hernochan James
L. Kernochen katherine L. K Pel Herbert = BEL Pi
Jr infant over years or age iarenSe - zen
infant over fourteen years Of age Marg 1 Barley.
Henry {; Be rbev Mary L. Seton Mary u seton IN.
fant under fourteen years OF Helen Seton infant
under fourteen Henry Seton infant under
wears Of Helen de Pourteles infant unoer
fourteen years Alx de Pourtaies inian. u9er
fonreen years age de Pourtales infant uoer
fourteen years age: Jacqueline de lfant
under fourteen Ethel Norrie LaniesT n
Norrie infant under Of age tiniy rita
Marie infant under or age tta barney
Eva 3 de Neuhze. Pierre l. Barley Eaith MSofeers,
lawrence Buchanan McCreery, infant uncef fourteen
years OF age: Louis L Loriilard Louis L Lori torta1 S ar sr
yRsshuan f,oriard fourteen years OF
George l. Pierre Loriliard Pierre irard Jr
fourteen
WanS l. Barring Ioriiiard suern Taller infant under
fourteen years Emily T. Kent MlliiaI hsht. s...
infant over fourteen years Of Emily = et
over fourteen years OF Peter l. hsnt o.si
fourteen years age Richard Ksn infant uhnsr ioo'
yeaJs or Hka
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
RELIGIOUS.

THE ROOT OF ALI. KINDS OF EVIL, By TIE ,9: KeS:
stewart Sheldon i2no pp- 80 ohicaeo: NN1'i ie
E & CoD
--p7-Tus TO LIVE BY. BY the Very Rev PTeoeTlc ".
Earrar D. D. f. r. s. 12mo. pp Ni' o. '11
Whitaker
4 collection or sermons ebout some eS w.
trines so<t Christian religion
or RELIGION BY Richard bo"keI- i@iiiO' ~ -
CFIoughton. Mflin & Co9 -. -
- The Arts Of Life series, proTloing q ofleI e@
- =. - ~. srirt OF the Christian religion
--15E LAW OF Likeness BY David Ba'es- o'O' pP-
~ -s1i 3.n H.ongmans. Green q Col
7, an Introductory preface the CaiFihlst -
a., t-teNv stated with account OF me cor cor ~,
later change the author and some ot Hrs ~" .fs
Io3.T experiences Chapters follow" eaPoetIS of
Cslviristic dogma. ana a pesen.
- 1-t1cipies OF law Of likeness between i'i3
CO Completes ne STUDY
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
TERATURE.

THE, WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE. CyTnbeline Edited
hv Edward DOWden STo, PIP Hhl' 81 tAAUIa"0s
oiis- Boxen-Merrin Coz
THE XARIoRCM AM I,r,cS- ,,-rI7I>1lS Ih or ~ %F6wARD
FITZGERALD Including a Complete Bto.ograI,hg a =
and Interesting Personal and Literary Notes, hs
Whole Collected Arranged by George 5ehtnsr nan
and with an Introduction by Edmund Gosse ' o. IL
Svo ID 1e4 Doubleday, Page & Cog
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
HELP WANTED.
Female.

Female.
AS HOUSEKEEPER.-G coun-
try place within 40 miles Of New-YorE,
going throughout the year; family small
(adults), two servants and coachInan en-
ployed; party must be thoroughly coInps-
tent; no objection TO a widow with well
behaved child Address. with fullest par
ticuiars references and remuneration ex-
pected. c. c.. Box 20. Tribune Office.
GERMAN GOVERNESS. HOUSEKBE1PER
ard COMPANION wanted. of high class;
superior education ducluding musicl able
10 take entire care of children and the su-
pervision OF servants; must be energetic
and capable, with natural executive aDil-
ity for a place Of trust and as part COM
psnion and mothers help: liberal conpen-
sation to suitable person: no agencies. MI
MARTIN. 361 Broadway. city
WANTED.-Lady to take charge OF cook
ing baking and sweeping IN small fam
fly: pleasant home assured; moderate wages
Address y. l. NJ. Ossining-on-Hudson
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
1,c-cr 0TFIC-F DEPARTMENT, WASHING

ton D. c. March 80 soS1Sesslec al & PFoBosnLs m ON the
OF dsV Of September. 1903 from ,SroyeTens In
WI eas OF patented
sigezs ioh @ s opening and closing devices ais1 ~
metal clips devices fo -3,g 5iI Information
80 6s mad ynou application to toe seSOn4 TVYSSF,
General, Nashlns1'+-' -
Acting Genera
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
PAwNBRoKERS' SALES.

los sHONGOOD & SONS. Auctioneers
salesrooms No. 81 Bowery; 80
May 4-Jewelry. watches diamohds' etc.
May 5-Men's and women's clothing. etc.
l.. Bruckheimer & Co.. I96 2d-ave-' D.
Bruckheimsr & Co; SsS!t 233 Sd-aXe; ayefb,nx etc
MAJ T-Jewelry, etc. Jos. Koch. 1S4
Avenue 4. ". H. Gentzlinger. s5 Amster-
"a May Clothing. etc, pledged to april
"a 1902, D. SiIberstein's Sons. 10 6th-ave;
siiberstein Bros, 2,457 sth-ave:
MAY S-Clothing, etc, Alex freuno' i'0so
3d~ave.: H. Rosenberg. s56 sth-ave
CENTRAL AUCTION CO. NJ. sheehan.
auctioneer 152 and 154 Canal-st.
Nav by est. John simpson. lis Bow
ery, watches, diamonds. jewelry. etc.
pledged to No. 7,1O1. March 1. 1902. and OLD
MAY 5-By ]. Simpson & Co.. 225 Park
Row, diamonds, Jewelry. etc. pledged 10
No. IL. $40. January /, 1902. and old dates.
Nav 5-By l. Alkus, 8 Seigel-st., Brook-
's5 Nav yi3S-3S smBy NJ. Wen & Co. 2.247 sd-ave-.
clothing, to April %. 1902 ooo co,,,,,n,,
Nav SWBy II. McAIeenan, 1914 sth-ave..
diamonds, watches, jeweiry,, etc. No.
Ii. coo to 81. 600, and goods held over
May s-By p. Freel. 100 Grand-st-. cloth
Ing to May 1. 1902.
L.
Nav by c. Lang & Co. 6ss eth-ave..
diamonds. watches. tewelry' all pledges
Nav 5-By NJ Bruckheinler, Isl East
10sth-st, NJ. & L Bruckheimer. 2.10s 30.
ave, diamonds. watches, jeweiry all
Nav 6.By j. J. F'riel, 1.473-75 Broad
way, 9S7 Myrtle-ave.,' Brooklyn, diamonds;
watches. 1ewelry. all pledges prior April
26 1902. all older dates held over:
NAV 6-By ]. Goldscnmidt. 1.l37 2d-ave-.
May by WT. simpson. Of Park Row.
prior March I. 1902. and all Nos. TO 1925.
and all goods reserved from previous sales.
This sale will include fine assortment cut
glass. hric-a-brac and fancy chinaware'
also fine assortment silverware.
May s-By Fl; Stern, 90 West Slst-st.
diamonds, watches. tewsiry' AL all pledges
st. diamonds. watches, jewelry. all pledges
Nj MAY s1By NJ Levy, 45 Carmine-st:;.
clothing. etc. pledged prior April 2s. 1902,
ELI soBEL. Auct.. es Bowerys. sells 10
Nav 4SRv E Berger. 460 6th-aye. and
$50 West 42d-st. clothing. dresses. shoes.
e'9i Iia1 58sIeweIr1. watches. diamonds. etc,
F. sobel & son. l.426 2d-ave
Anderson & MIntz, Aucts.. "a Bowery. sell
1890. May BY Max Bernstein. 271 W
1e5th-st and Louis Bernstein, 2.6ss sth-
ave, all clothing pledged 10 April %. 1907
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Neice No 1364 Broadway, between 55th
and arm sts until Q o'clock p. m. Adver-
tisfments received at the following branch
Offices al regular office rates until o CLOCK
o m viz: 254 Sth-ave., 8. e. cor. z5o-st-'
l53 6tb-sve cor i2th-st.; 90 East lsth-St;
25T West 42d-st., between Ith and sth aves,;
7efb and 7Tfh sts.; I .026 3d-ave., near elst-
at: / TOs list ave. near S9th-st.: l5I East
I95th-st 7J6 Tremout-ave-: 800 8d-aNe.
near Alst-st: 55s 3d-ave-; 2i0 Bleecker-st.
ao5 RIaacker-st Brooklyn. n. Y.-215
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HISTORY.

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4 study Of the territorial acquisitions Of the United
States
rTyyrr. WAR STORIES Compiled from Official Records
--Iynion and Confederate BY John T Bell limo,
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