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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-12-21

Take lemon, for instance /;
schilIing's Best is 90 times as
strong as the usual extract
Goes 90 times as far.
A. ySz z.ossss; /; sasssybassL
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-12-21

The council will meet tonight in reg
ular session. The appropriation ordin-
ance is to be called up for final action.
1t is probable report will be made
on the proposal of Joseph Schamberg-
er to sell to the city an engine house
site.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-12-21

For supper what is nicer than
chicken tamale or dish of Chile
Concarnie? And the only place in
town to get either is at 4he National
Restaurant, which also serves all
kinds Of sandwiches and fine steaks
and chops.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-12-21

The French bark Marechal de Turen-
ne, I'LL tons, now at Port Los Angeles
has been chartered for January loading
at this port. She will carry wheat to
U. K, Havre, Antwerp or Dunkirk at
at It's. Cd. per ton.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-12-21

An enjoyable dance was held Satur-
day night at Hanthorn hall by Profess
sor Browns class. During the even
prizes were awarded the most pop
ular lady and gentleman dancers. The
lady's prize was voted to Miss Lydia
Graham and the gentleman's prize to
Mr.. Mace Grant
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-12-21

The overdue Italian bark Michele
Bianchi has arrived at Newcastle, N.
S. W., after voyage of SS days from
Table Bay; 10 per cent reinsurance was
paid on her. The rate on the over
du British ship Olivebank, 50 days
out from Shanghai for Royal Roads,
has been advanced to 25 per cent.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-12-21

The new warrenton mill is still watt
ing for machinery. The engines have
arrived and are installed, but ten boil
ers are still coming. The intention Is
to run both mills until the old one goes
auey. the idea being to make War
renton a center Of activity. Already
|thers is talk Of starting more stores.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-12-21

The steam schooner Whittier arrived
in from San Francisco today. She is
an oil burner. The trip was unevent-
full. ak ES
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-12-21

The schooner Andy Mahony arrived
down from ortland today with lumber
for San Francisco. She will pass out
as soon as the condition Of the bar will
permit. 80 $sl sis
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-12-21

The schooner Commerce. 621 tons now
at Redondo, has been chartered to load
lumber at Portland for Manila. The
charter rate is $3.50, and the charter
ers are Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-12-21

The o. R. & N steamer Columbia
arrived in from San Francisco this
morning and proceeded on to Portland
after unloading a quantity of freight.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-12-21
Local BreyltleS.

First-class meal for 15c; nice cake,
coffee pie or doughnuts, SC. U. s. res
taurant, 4S4 Bond street. If.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-12-21

A letter has been received by Drug
gust Frank Hart from DR.. Alfred Kin
ney, who is now enjoying the sunshine
of Los Angeles, seating that he will
be in this city about the 9Th of next
month. Dr. Kinney is in excellent
health, and has thoroughly enjoyed his
vacation.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-12-21

The regular meeting of the clerks
union will be held this evening at
Carnahan hall. A full attendance Of
members has been requested, as the
election of officers is to be held.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-12-21

3sis fff .snsfH4 4aT r4gdl
The schooner Aberdeen reached port
today from the Bay City. She comes
to take away lumber.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-12-21


The mill company~will doubtless oper-
ate a department store, and besides
this a private concern is'being Doomed.
as
The Mattson home of the west end
was placed under quarantine Saturday
evening case of scarlet fever being
found therein. One Of the children is
afflicted with the malady:: The ad-'
mirable services rendered by City Phys
ician Pilkington has reduced danger
from contagon to a minimum. The
Mattison case is the first to be riscove-
red in two weeks yFa
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-12-21

ph yes, they cost from SOC to $1.0O more than the
Drer made stuff but they are worth twice as much.
Zen you give Gentleman Smoking Jacket, give
u one that will not crawl up his neck give him
sket that won't shrink all up; give him Jacket
Il won't rip; give him Jacket that will give him
sure and not be an aggravation,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Kneeland Ireland & Co. have sold No. 10 East
Nfnth-st, a four story high stoop house, on lot
o5xses feet for Mrs Sophia II. Ward to client for
occupancy
James Kyle & Sons have sold for E. T. Sonnell
the five story store and tenement house NO. oo'
Third ave- 1a7x7s feet; and have sold for Cornelius
Van Roden the three story and basement dwelling
house No. 224 East Fifdeth-st., 15.7x9O feet
William P Mangar has sold for Mr. Rupprecnt
the Ave story hathouse No LIZ Park-aVe'' zS10o
feet TO Louis Strauss.
Louis Lese has bought from Briget casey NO
IA2 Fifth-ave, a five story hathouse. on lot
2ox1oo feet He has also bought from H. Diehle
Nos es5 and s37 East Twelfth-st-, two four story
double tenement houses. a plot 5oxi0S feet
Porter & Co. have sold for Charles Reicharo NO
81 West Observation-Disclosures on lot
cox1O0 feet.
H J. Sachs has sold for cassel Cohen to Lena
Baum No IS Chrystie-st-. a five story tenement
house. on a lot 24.7x10o feet.
s SAKE has sold for August Appel to client OF
Milton Mayer No. Z85 West sixty-second-st.
ave story stone and brick tenement house. on lot
Peter J McGovern has bought from Kayser &
Co No 276 west One-hundred and teenth-s'' q
five story fathouSe. on i9e S1lSn Rin t6 George
A. stanton plot, 6o11N feet on Lonstei4o"-s'''
near Jennings. 1 h,. so15
for Egan & Eallecy No 3Os West Ninety-second-s
a FIVE story American basement o"eihls nouSe' VII
Victo1 IT1 T4offnoann has sold for Martin J. Behn
TO Dr AdoIph Reich No. 245 West Twenty-fourtn-
St a three story and basement dwelling mousse 04
scbneidIer &. Bachrach have bought No 2s2 East
Houston-st.. four story tenement houSe' oii '0l
~ Raw Finn and William T. Hockey have sold No.
200 ~ 6ss Ienox-aye.. three five story nathouseS'
with stores, plot 75xlo feet TO 1heresa
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Parish Fisher. Mooney GO: GSiS is and .tore
foreclosure sale; John Stauf agt Francis sSnuss s.
William O'Donoghue. atty: speir Fe1 oue ~ y.se
$4l4 81; prior ms;
SIS 500 70 the plaintiff 5000 over prior TSS Sha
int: 9s Sth ave "a. II fl Of l54th-st -LxIys
story and store foreclosure sale Miia!n 40 ~
art same; atty and ref. due on Judg' az y.
costs $311 SO: 1854 ST. prior nse *"'0"' ~
the plaintiff for So prior mtge and int
: BY d InRraham & Co: 2l3 ana @16 pUane-sIr :"
cor Caro,ine-st 39 AKA: story bdgs; eso Ieg
Nest-st n cor DuapA-st, adjoining, 242X42S story
b bldg; foreclosure SALE Joseph oDonohue jr 9s a.
Franklin Bien. sub trus. ct al; " + q n n
Prentice attys; Gustavus Kirby ref due on 1uostS
26 1851 90; taxes etc, $500 to the p4ah'I
for $65. 100 80, ,. -,
By Joseph P Day: 2s1- -233 Bovvery s 14e3 r OF
Stanton-G Ixl051: story blog
including machinery etc foreclosure sse' !:
Johnston aEt NJ Mitchell ct al Z Munsi -
II savers due tudgt S26o 81 costs S4oS -
prior morris SIC. 600: adjourned to March ~ o,o .
BY Peter F Meyer & Co: 547 " 5lst-st n s no II
Of ilth-ave 25x10o5 and story frame 61gs. VIII i q
tory hi ten on rear partition sale; Parker Ast MaF
Parker ct al; J r Smith atty F Donnely Feti 10
By James l. Wells 1ee194 Greenwich-s cor Ia u
a. sx34x4T 6x34 19c. 3l3 story 6S oq9 4Sf
story bk bldg: partition sale L Kip ast NJ a..
r II Johnston, atty; Comstock' ref: 70 1'AoA "
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sth-st. >, # " Of eth,ave. 25193 II; North
River Savings Bank to William E Finn; g.
Broadway. n . corner lo6th-st. 112 1x127 Ix1OO II
x7s.2: John L Miller to Houora CaosSsud;
Rroedwsy' " corner lath-st is 6xs1.4x irregu-
lar: Rebecca Withere1l TO Nathaniel Witherell;
1-6 part: 8: mortSHges $50 o0o,
9od-st No 68 East 20xIO0.Si City Real Estate In
vestinE g. Company to Richard Hn0not' mort
MsdiSon~axS ., coli II Of ii2th-st. sox7o: John
L Young ee al 20 Arthur Weekes; and 8. :.
Same property. William Young ct a to August
eo3fIst' g 2s7.s II Of coiurnbus-Gve. s7ex
1905; Maxwell Names and Alfred NJ Rau to
Clarence Anderson: mortgage: &S7 500
53d-st. No IS West 25x1oo5: Gardner z Clark @ 1 5r
Park-ave a " corner 124th-st, 50x6e 8: Charles
Wede to William n Schaefer: n1orSgage: S53.0Oo
aeth-st. Nos 13S and 1a9 West. % Txl0o II: Caro-
line Stef2ena widow and executrtx 70 Eliza
beth Bi.chofr% % noTtEaSs s4e ss, 900 En6sv: ia AZ
1O4. Iox1a sx1o5s: DAVID H Tayier to Peter II
Moore; mortgage. $50 coo. ....,.----:.:.
I2lst-st. Q. 200 II " Of A!nsterdam-ave, lOVx
1OO.i1: r L NuEent TO Teachers College; mort
Central Pari West n y corner sed-ss; 100. 4x225
uortRake Sc6e ESQ; Central Park West. "
corner 6Sd-st lOO4x1o0;: 65d-st. 3 9. 100 = "
0Oo 6Sd-Gt, >, 150 r ~ OF Central Park West
6OxIoO.4: mortgage. $4,000: Joseph del Solar
to Unity Realty Corporations.
Central Park West. q. 1904 It Of 62d-st Oh
x225: Joseph del Solar to Unity Realty Cor
stRosSe :. is f. Of ssh St Ie s1so; william
L Turner. referee. to Eew-Sork Realty Corpora
Broadway e corner 67th-st. 10 sx36 5xa2 likes 0;
Isaac Smith. executor. r. Harry n austin;
Cd ave No Iol, . corner eth-st. p. 3Xl05: Fred
erick and Joseph Stoizenberg to Hugo Rasentha!; l;
mortgage. $SOuOo ..-'-.-.-..-----.-.. ..''--'-.--.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
REAL ESTATE.
Nesrs Company May Buy
LGree Park Place Parcel.

Reports of many stupendous deals was the
feature yesterday Of the real estate market 60
vast in numbers were these reports that II was
an inspossibility to verify more than 1ew 0h
the larger onss. One Of the principal TRANSACTIONS
OF ths day was the overtures made by the Anssf1-
can News Company to buy from the Billings os-
tate Nos. to 4 Murray-st-, and Nos. 20 20
Park Place ave 3torr buildings on plot 'front.'
ing 753 feet on the north side OF Park Place anu
s6.S feet on the south side Of Murray-st IL mas
a depth of z5l1o feet. The Billings estate mas
owned the property since 1S75
The main once Of the American News Company
IL at No % Chan1bers-st. 1t was announced some
time ago that the city intended to buid larse
municipal building in the rear OF the new Han OF
Records The plot for this municipal puliolns
will extend, 1t II said, near to Broadway. Inc
owners and lessees Of buildings the proposed ste
have been looking about to find suitable 1utuFe
homes for It is thought that 1t will not be long
before they will be asked by the city TO TacaIe
their present quarters. The Emtgrant 4ndustrial
Savings Bank at No. 81 Chambers-st, recently
bought plot in Broadway on which II proposes
to build new home. w.. rLt,4--
The details Of the OFFER for No. West Inrty-
fourth-st. and for the northeast corner OF 1aI
seventh-st. and Broadway, and the report aDoue
an interesting purchase IN Sxth-aVe' neT"eTL ~
Twenty-eighth and Tweaty-ninth sts' VIII NC
found in another column
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
sArkA fEx divide
TRr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

TFE TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBISb-I
r-,,oaro March I2-Wheat closed 1sc to sc under
u-.5nssdsy and the hull disappointment was that
the decline was in spite OK & good many nelps
toward higher prices Hay opened al 's1zc' sun
hetEeen sc and 7ITxc, and closed at '0c seliefs'
Jry closed at 115pc sellers The best figure was on
-bs ennoun%n7ent from Mnnea polls OF sales by
mills there OF 10000 barrels Of nour within the
last two days In the forenoon prices were helpeo
h. the very low temperatures in the extreme >orIh'
considerably under zero Gables were up moderate
" partial response to the rally here yesterday
There was no strength however. in the winter
wheat markets ST. Louis and Ne~-foTK losing
more than this city. Fears as 10 the Nostn"esteH
cold weather were quieted by a pTedic0on OF hoo-
crate temperatures for the Middle West 1here
vas no shipping demand here; the seaooaTo re-
ported only six loads for export. The Pr1ce Cur
rent" said that the wheat prospect was promising
Receipts were not much different from year ago
but clearauces were 2so,0W bushels Ine ouOsloe1
vas taking no part in the market. and the proIes-
,ton.l vas discouraged in any bull effort by this
lack Of outside help
Corn prices were little changed, the Whoie Eahse
onlv &c The close sc under yesterday May
sold al S7zc and st 471sc and closed at 4ssc sell
e-s- the July closed At %4aGc sellers The Eastern
demand was az poor as 1t has been for ten days
On the other hand, Western offerings were sInalei-
Receipts were 20 with none conuact' 'he
estimate for tomorrow. 2z5 cars Caoles were W
a fraction. Nothing was worked for snlpnent heie
Tb. ,..bo.-o renorted only five loads for export
Jearxuces were 3t9oO bushels, and are expected 20
be lighter in the future than they have oeeh- Inc
big holdings OF May-the Armour and the Cuoany
-sr4 not being disturbed. Il is believed fha1 tne
bull interests are awaiting either the opening o.
navigation O: smaller receipts before making any
move
Oats were relatively steady, closing 1sc TO t4c
higher though the other grains were lower May
left Of a. SiS and the July at slssc RecepS
x.r Iss cars. the estimate for tomorrow, 1o cars
Western offerings Of cats are Hight. the farmer
making every effort TO ship his corn II possiDie
70 sell oats East whenever cars can be ootaiheo-
There is no important speculative interest le1t IN
oat1 There Is a fair shipping business doing al
the time ali o. VI in CARROTS and hard to aggregate
There was rather erratic provision market
sharn break esrly on profit taking and stop loss
ceiling q ou.ck recovering on support ana on
eovs-sa3 The close. however. was at some oe-
cline from yesterday. Pork left on Ic lower
iar6 TIC to 19c lower, and ribs uncnangeo 10 &c
lover. Hogs were higher than ever. and receipts
West only 5000 compared with Ssoe PROVISION
s,ock. show decrease 50 far this month. Liver
rool was up sharply. but there has been q long
rray-tS.on advance and some Of the lesser holders
are seds6ed with it
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

GeqEEs 20 :S gtqsi West Life Sue inzIEini HYF +
Miler Marks. 10 Spencer Optical Manufacturing
Company: 33d-st. n s, 129 IT OF Lexington , soc
1Esnbsp ays AM eI pane TO Emisrant Industrial say
ings Bank: 11th-st. :. 100 # W OF "&Fe'S 70 oot
Pisee; 1ysen6 ysaT ahd @ another to the state
1sth-st No S31 81. East: t. also dso, i1s 10 ooc
sulvan' Inc NJ Ias 10 1870 East: also 18th
600: given security for faithful performance nc or
ceveHsatS s5a onstrscon n Company to Mutual
gage Company; 94th-s, 13o IT OF River ~ ooo
side Drive; YEAR per cent st, Cn, Az
pany; 34til-st No 1I2 West: also 33d St Nos
loe and III Vest given '2 s ssC16e C indemnity 100 ooc
Blatt Joseph S. to Title insurance Company
11sth-st. No 413 East; rerecorded; years: q, .or
Batavia sS- Anaia. to the Bowery savings Bank ~,
gers-st, corner Madson-st; . months y. mr.
1,6ity eT Reslty Corporation to Mutual Alliance
Trust Company. as trustee; Central Park West
62d-st; prior mortgage, $45V9J0 10 oo oo-
Marans Morris, to NSfsery and chIlds Hospital;
Hester-st. n corner Ludlow-sr; years Al .o ~,
KIePstein. August to seamens Bank for savings;
Pearl-st No 1ls: year per cent ,rsr -'OOt
: Union-ave. n corner l6sth-sI: demand; 8 .oo,
Nbe per cent John D. to Lawyers Title Insurance
Company: ssd-st. g. 16o # Of sth- ave. uo ~,
RstFaS.ky pI Bernard. to East River Savings In
stitution: East Broadway, Nos 81 and So; oo.
esLt:on yea; pG poGsId 10 American Mort4aae Com
Dany 1o6sh-st s 179 It OF Columbus 1.or
ys ySnT per to tbs stat: Bang I4,-.
8 $50 n 6 OF A-avs: also 1Et-ave, No 2.12S:
year; instalments; notes. 1000
Bank: ChaTles-st, . wGvsrley Place;
year: per -.-.-----.--.-.-...-..S 5000
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13

~ of New Ioek-Matlda Waters others against
q and sale duly made and 5 snteEsd s
o.I6Ss4 S9s56
w sell public AUCTION the saef IN
the city, County and state Of New York the 2et9
d.y d,!sctsd Il s.,a
An certain lots pieces parcels land. situate
Ps Rd in esB Ing the Of c sS 2nn S 9s
part Of the real estate which vas OF Robert
That parcel il sald Town
01 @ sb the xsen at side the a he a
m sras sn d h.n. hSuif DoT h Es. Es q the
northery SIDE Of sawu lane aforesaid chains thence
sh:Rse north g deerees s along sswml ri LANE
sun chains thense @ north 7.sS SO
formerly Of widow dow HoneyWeIl now Of Bnshnel thence
nG5h degrees S putes sO9s the ;d e minutes
vest sun along the said Bushners land chain ana %
west Isad sasIns a5d 81
and Is Inks north degrees 45 minutes west
chains and IS LINKS thence north 10 degrees 90 @
5se theme s9ut degrees vest
LueEets kidd wife Of HarXev Kidd chain man and +S Ss
sad LueTet Kdds chain and - LINKS to land
ming in general iou.heastery m and easSsrly direction
along the land coaveyed to said Palmer 70 the ROAD eaa
thence sogth IL degrees 30 east along eth m aae Eae
:.s south 5fh 3S dsgrss e s
ees 50 mus. east s aonr saa read
81 links south degree3 30 minutes west. st
along said road chains thence south 5 degrees west
6tu along said read chains and 80 links; thence soutn
19 degrees 80 minutes west, stn along SAID roac D
chains: thence still along said rnao
chains and 81 links the SaWmi lane road and plac9
Of beginning Containing about dftythree acres or ia
be the less which embrace lots nurheF -
p. 26 q and parts of 2S and 60 on map made oy
Robert Fndey And also all that certain piece
parcel Of land situated the Town Of Westchester
City OF New York bounded and described as toows
Beginning at point the westerly side OF tEe Eoao
leading from Eastchester Village TO the village OF West
chester 1I4s feet from the corner rored
by the said read and the Boston road at the ns
between the lands lately owned nv Beverly B. Tiden ana
by the late Milano G. Tildenl thence Tnnng along .ad
dividing limo follows South ~ 49, west, aon IeeI:
thence south 52 20 west 1o2 feet thence soHth 80
west, 353 feet; thence north 10 81 west Owl 1ee 10
land now lately owned by Mrs Harvey Kidd and FOR
merly of Hercules Herring thence running along the
centre line Of stone fence and along said land Lately
William Nelson north g. 81 1l9 feet inches to
DudenB land follows: South 76' 32' east 704 feet
north 72s So east $50 feet north 72' 20'
east 1o2 70 49' $50 feet to the
leading Village Of Eastchester to the
Village OF Westcheser thence south 6' so east along
said 10 and inch TO the
point place of beginning containing four and 2olOO
he r iess
Dated New York. February 2nd 1909.
DANIEL F. C0HALAN. Referee 2T1 Broadway. y. 7.
HENRY DE PEYsTEK, Plaintiffs Attorney. 81 Pine
street. N Y.
The following approximate diagram OF the prop
be sod:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13

vo-x bv the grace of God free and itdsgendent 70
c.rH- Veronika Schtx. Phtltpp SaS-
sinrS4 ErhaFd BssingeE Karoins tAnz Hsron.E& kocn
Hsc E5HGer FShard Bissinger. Julia bssinSef EfhaTd
HSneT eancr Hoher, The German society q tns sly
~ TrSivdualH and trustee Tor Erhafd B1ssin
Rev 1v,r,se for Louse Boer. The German Hospital
30 rsneuzary in C1ty Of New York Tne Aet,opoh-
SSsTT, ~ Irt ana all parsons interested u the
e@ste OF Philip Bssinger, late Of the County o. New
theTtss send sseng You and each Of YOU are nereny @
ete1 -. - ths County Of New York st the SuErog9fns
oar4 of ssid County. hed ct tHe County Coefk s -
~ Sass ten the foranoon OF inst GAY 80
- onsoeeSaaxs George Mosis and aharss A1srssS.
g = Tcxacutore Last win ana IestAnent
1S S.cesaed: and such Of as are hereny e.e1 -
ts eser tie aes Of tventy-ons yeAs ee @ s. -
IL nave oAe oE II
49, - aseear sad Reply for one 70 De y -
I'll b appointed By the % rPsc-s ze hsxs
tSe Eeaf az the euFrugKteE Court oi ne ss.o
"a n New York be heFeuato HIIAso. "a .od
e. FfTZGERALD q eurroeate OF our seIa
&t1]1>N county Al the Count; of New YORK the sSLa
81 FebxExFy, IN the year OF odI A0ES S0S
9aoasaaA nlns hun1Esa 9n1 tares; &~w
s. gA1RfAx 1e4AAU01aA4Nn
esa6 IS SafFuga1B cSEs4
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13

The APPROXIMATE OF the lien charge. to sat-
sy which the described property is be sold il
poo with thereon from June 26th, 1907 to-
of the sale.
The premises Will sold subject decree OF Tore
closure made and entered day September,
1901 the Joseph Stickney against Francis j.
Schpugg and others which decree remains due
fifty thousand dollars principal with interest
from June 26. 1902
amount OF assessments other
which be allowed to the purchaser paid
by the Referee Is 81, ,64s. y and interest.
DANIEL T. COHALAN. Refereee
21l Broadway, N. 7.
HENRY DE PEYsTER. Platntins' Attorney, 81 Pine
street N Y.
The foregoing is hereby adjourned Thursday.
March g. 1903, at the same time and place.
Dated New York, February 26th, 1903
DANIEL F. COHAIAN, Referee.
HENRY DE PEYsTER Plaintiffs Attorney, 81 Pine
street, n. 7.
The foregoing sale is hereby further adjourned to
Thursday March 10 !sce At the same time and place.
DANIEL F. cOHALAN Referee.
HENRY DE PEYsTER Plaintiffs Attorney. 81 Pine
street, n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
fnrerlusu,s Sales.
cUPRFHH COURT, COUNTY or new

YORK. Jane Norton: Piainun against Eatsn fnas s.
ent Foreclosure and Sale duly made and eterso N
thu ahcyaeuttled action. bearing date the 18TH Gag
F6fRueey iea 1hs under1ignsd the ResPres in sAld
JuAknsSt naraed WIN sell Public Auction At the New
Yea Real Estate ealeaeoon, No III Broaaway, u tne
BoeOesh q Manhattan CITY Of New 7ors on saS zs1 M
day Of March, 1s06 ut Il o'clock noon, on that cay
Herbert Sherman Auctioneer the premises dTeGfo ~ f
Iowa: All that certain lot piece parcel Of Gnd situate
tynG ana heinE in 1he Nineteenth Ward Of the city OF
New York. bounded described es follows TO VII
bgianing q Poat on the Eorherx side OF ssve1y :c
nth Street. distant hundred and nrty (1ool tsS
Westerly from the Northwestery corner OF
Street and Fourth Avenue and running 1hence
parallel with Forth Avenue one hundred 1nd I've
feet two C2 inches. 20 the centre line OF the nIok
Seveuty-nfth Severtysixth Streets; tnenSS
Westerly along said line Of the block sixteen 1T
feet: thence Southerly again parallel with SAID
Aveae and part Of the way through the centre 91 ~
van hundred ana two (fOG feet two Cd L1ctSo
the Northsry side Of seventyhfth Street ana S.
Eastery said Northery side OF SeTenty-ffth Street.
sixteen u6) feet. the point place Of beginning.
Dated New York. February 9th. 1903. . -. ,
GEORGE A. HALSEY. RefereS- 4
sTEPHES w coLLINs Attorney for I PIai9ti9f Ydff W
The following diagram Of the property 70 Do sS S
described above the street number being . East '"
Street City of New York.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
financial.
THE ADVERTISER DESIRES TO INTER.

est people with Capital develop 1900 acres OF Coal
LAND in West Virginia Property IS adjacent TO r. X
and also navigate The land is all coai, an s
pieces OF prUnerty tial "ds Ho' o0Nes
the Coal Trust nep
ton hy river e5 by rail Can show conserva ,
tive earning capacity of % cent at the normal prc
shown whe more fully oevelopeo. ms
S50,OOO. ana mas 3eoA~ P1o
teal experience in mining coal D.
Can furnish highest references Aooress l. D. A' NooA
Tribune Oh1ce.