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nca S eather k~putt. New Haven. March 26.
Brief M entiOn.

High water to-day, 10:O4 p. m. y% The board of warden and burgesses of West Haven has awarded the con- tract for lighting the borough lamps for the next year to M. A. Gaffney of West Haven. His bid was $1,3sO, or $115 month. There were seven bid ders for the contract.
 The New Metropolitan Magazine, of which John Kendrick Bangs is editor, Tor sale by the Pease-Lewis & Co.,; also Lippincott's Magazine for April.
 Harriet c. Hotchkiss, who died re- gently in Fairfield in her eighty-f1rst year, was the widow of Aaron Hotch- kiss of that place and was born in Yalesville, the daughter of Mrs. Ira Yale. The niterment was in Fairfield.
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Next Weeks Bill.

Al Leech and his three Rosebuds are coming next week with their comedy Examination Day at School" This is a Imaginable creation by three of the most comical scholars of the school.
 Charles A. Pusey has an up-to-date offering; he will present, with his com pany, Get -Rich-Quick Association" a farce with 8 good story and original doings.
 "The Infant is coming with Hayes, Roberts and Hayes, and others will be Leroy and Woodford, conversational comedy duo: Frank Cotton and his donkey show; the three Westons and their musical act; Satsuma, the Japan csc equilibrist, and host of others.
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PREACHED IN ANsoN1A.

Rev. John Walsh of St. Johns church, New Haven, preached an able and instructive sermon on Repent ance' at the Lenten devotions in Sa- cred Heart chapel Wednesday night. A large congregation was present, many os Father Walsh's old friends, boy, availing themselves of the oppor- tunity to hear him speak. Father Walsh is a native of Ansonia, being a brother of Corporation Counsel D. T. Walsh. He is an earnest speaker and held the interest of his auditors until the close-Ansonia Sentinel.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMSOFINTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other PeOpte Known in This City
 .-Local Social Events Here and EIao-
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D. C., March 26, 1903, pm.
 Forecast for Friday and Saturday. Fos New England: Fair Friday and Satur- day; fresh west to southwest winds.
 For Eastern New York: Fair Friday and Saturday except in extreme north portion; fresh southwest to west winds.
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FAvoRITE OLD NURSE DEAD.

z
 Mrs. Esther R. Hotchkiss, widow of the late Henry H. Hotchkiss, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bar ney Martin, in Derby, Wednesday inght, after an illness lasting nearly two years, aged nearly seventy-three years. She was a step-daughter of Captain John Hotchkiss and was very well known in Derby, Ansonia, Sey- mour and New Haven, as she was nurse and has attended the sick in many families in these places. She had lived with her daughter about fourteen years.
 Besides Mrs. Martin she leaves one other daughter, Mrs. Fred Hardhouse of Jersey City, and a sister, Mrs. Enoch Gwinell of the same place.
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Friday. March 27, 1903.
AEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

-. Pagt Bicycle Fixin's-155 Orange Street. Cascarets-D Druggists. Cast0ria-Druggists' Chamberlain's Cough Remedy-Druggists' Cutfcura Ointment-Druggists' Estate Ann Doherty-PrObate Notice. Fine China-The Ford Co. Fine Lingerie-Chas. Monson Co. Friday Bargains-Howe x Stetson Co. Financial-Security Insurance Co. Gold Pens-C. J. MOnson Jr. & Co. Lumber-Elm, City Lumber Co. Milk and Cream-The R. H. Nesbit Co. Menu for To-Day-Hof-brau Haus. Millinery, Etc.-The Edw. Malley Co. Notice to ,Contractors-C. W. Kelly. Potted Sardines-D. NJ. Welch x Son. Piano Recial-The Treat X Shepard Co.
 Royal Baking Powder-Grocers'.
 Spring Fixn's-Meigs X Co. Shoes Gamble Desmond Co.
 Westport Smelt-The A. Foote Go. Wanted Dewitt Street. Wanted-Cook-324 York Street.
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SAM FESSENDEN ILL. " State Attorney Samuel Fessenden is confined to his home in Stamford by a severe attack of sciatica.
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Grand Opera House

Plays dealing with the lives of resi- dents of New England, who are, in the strict sense of the word, the Yankees, are numerous and varied, and they pre-
 sent as many sides of these people of
 worldwide reputation. Such plays are always interesting and instructive, and
 the truths revealed are those which ap-
 peal to the inmost nature of all good Americans.
 "A Jolly American Tramp is a play which deserves one of the leading places in this category, and it bids fair to soon mount to the top round and
 there remain. This play is now one of the most popular before the American
 public, and it is everywhere heralded , as great success.
 "A Jolly American Tramp was pre- sented at the Grand Opera house last
 night for the first time in this city, and | the immense audience was thrilled and delighted. It is by the same author as
 those great successes, "A Poor Rela-
 tion" and Peaceful Valley" and his efforts seem to have been even more i successful. The scenes are all laid in New England and they are strikingly true to nature. The dialogue is bright,
 clean and wholesome. and the company
 decidedly we'll balanced. The scenic effects are very good. The tramp char acter keeps all in a good humor, and his appearance at opportune times drives the audience wild with enthusi- asm.
 "A Jolly American Tramp will be repeated at the Grand Opera house to- night and tomorrow night, with mati- nee tomorrow.
 The management of the Grand Opera
 house takes pleasure in announcing return engagement of the powerful
 melodrama in four acts entitled "The
 Fatal Wedding" next Monday, Tues day and Wednesday, with Wednesday
 matinee. This play, which has gained
 success on both sides of the water, is
 not an exaggerated story, but contains
 strong and vivid characterizations talk
 en from real life, in thrilling scenes, H. lustrating the passions that stir mems souls. Scenes of violence and scenes of pathos are cleverly blended and woven into perfection on the loom of the brains imagery. It is of absorbing interest from the beginning and bristles with thrilling climaxes and startling incidents. The scenery was painted by the celebrated scenic artist Harley Merry, and ample scope is given for some magnificent stage settings. It is one of the strongest melodramas, to be seen here this season. q,...
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Election Notice.


avenue. East Twenysecond street. and
Park avenue.
The Tenth Election District bounded BY and within
East Ore Hundred Twenty-ffth street. Second ave-
me- East One Hundred ard TSeuty-thtrd street anu
The Eleventh Election District bounded by ard
within East and Tweu1y-ff-h street First
avenue, East T+u-7reT ard TweutJfo1rth street.
faen Ptver. East One Hundrei a-5 twenty third street
az Sccart avenue
The Twelfth EIeca- Di-t-ct Is bounded y ard within
faTiern River East One Hundred end Twenty
street FIRST avenue. East One Hundred crG Iwe5ty-hilA
st-eet ara Ss~cui
The T@.r,eerts Elerzou District IS BOUNDED BY ard
WITHIN Fast ore Hundred and veut=i~th stree Tairi
avenue. East ore Hundred AMI TUsur-sevc-th street
seeond avenue. East one Hundred and veryth street
and lexington avenue.
The F5urtrenth Election District bc1nt-d by a-d
W-n -0T- f-c Hundred ard Twertyrl7-h street. Tex
lg5n aenue East one Hundred and Twenty fl h street
The Fifte~ath Election District IS bounded By and
within East One Hundred ard Tertyuinth street, Third
VF-e Eas; one Hundred and T~eSy-s1ih street and
Tho Sixteenth Election District bounded by ard
shd penty- eveuth street TIr4 East One Hun
dred R-G Twenty-rinth street, Lexington avenue
4As ScfeEfeentn Election District IS bounded ~ and
vlthin East One Hundred and Thr1yrsr street Lexiug
and Flfth avenue.
The Eighteenth Election District f. bounded BY
wlthH East one Hundred and Thirtv-hrd street Mad
son avenue. East one Hundred and TElT.yseccnd street
Harlem River Lexington avenue East Hundred and
ThIrty-frst street and Fifth
The Nineteenth Election District f. bounded by and
witSln Harlem River. Hundred AID Thirty
second street. Madison avenue One Hundred ard
JOHN r. vOoRHIs
CHARLES y. PAGE.
JOHN Mcguire
RUDOLPH q. FULLER.
October 2. 1903. Commissioners OF ELECTORS.
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Election Notice.

So, rty-toarth street Avenue A. East Eishty-th-d
Ts Ihrd E.eeticn District IS bounded by and within
street Avenas a. Fssf 5Ss5 Ti,eT Last Eighty5hrd
ne Fourth Election District Is bounded Nv a., ,..
f5u-th r nth street East End East Eighty-
East E5ih Election District bounded b. and within
nth s-ei ssf's street East End Ess; Eight
no1,s ans soS set9n District IS bounded and within
Fs EEe4ee 70 Avenue A. ives; side 81 Avenue 4 t-o-n
s9Tih side Of East ightyfoaTth street -5 Fl sTe,
ES Essh;y-fourth street to East Firhtg ae.b go. iron
5s Est rh street First Is 8u f 9y and within
srs SIDE % Fe'toa District is bounded by and within
F e @ street East Eight street n5 5b
& avenue and ire SIDE OF sep aSs s s 70 se
TIE Ninth Ficc-ioo- l 1a Eighty sixth street
fourth street ar5 eeI Second avenue. Eas; Eighty
rs- eth 81 stion District Is bounded BY and Within
h'-3 stree anl Lexinrton avenue avenue Las' hishty-
within East Ecu Election District is bounded by anc
re- T ,Ia'a street and Lexington avenue 1s'
n F.s+ Election District bounded BY ana with
Eirs5sr-E5 s s.- street second avenue Eas
v,.5 Thirteenth Election District is bounded bv and
fret ta First avenue to Second sTsue gt ss
EEhtyseveuth stree, 49,, EisR 5 stree 70 Fast
+lse ~ So avenue 70 Second avenue and the east
East EEhty-aiEn;h st-eet -S si'y SIKH s'Feet 10
hin East r'e fi EsS,i9a District bounded by
esh,b SO, go East River Park opposite East Eighty
sixth street. and First aTeage '''e'' HAs' Eishty
Ei-.eenth Election District bounded bv ana with
E~lenty-eEhth street, East
ECZEMA street. and Avenue A.
- HAtee1th Election District Cd bv
tl see q East Ecghty-eizhth street from Second
e1th street % East Errhty-eightb street -o-tb
1 E1st Eighty seventh street from First avenue T.
and ire sides Of avenue
80 ~ -aS' E>sHNs-e's.l1I
re seventeenh EIsc-l57 District Is bounded BY and
EiL -eg5Jn street and Third
-- EsEhieenth Election District bounded BY and
t-.-.n t~ast N-rerlech street. avenue East
- -fr-lIt7 street and Lexington avenue
lLr Nineteenth Election District IS bounded nv and
Mlirin East EiEh-y-nirth
re -"eotieth Election District IS bounded hv and
llN tssI Nineteth street First avenue East Eighty
ninth street and Second avenue ~
ne twenty nrst Election District T. bounded by snd
F-.-L t-st Ninsty-rrst street A East Eighty
e-snlA street. and First Avenue.
- enJy second Election District bounded by and
--- LasL Nlletsecon6 street East river. line
E-.L ak 10 East EEhty-eiKhth street Avenue A
-lt -Ve2tL-t1ird Election District bounded
-n r-ast Ninety-seccud street Avenue a. Nine
s street First Avenue. East Nfnetieth street, and
TIE Ten.y Election District IS bounded by and
N.tiln last Nnev-secsn5 street Second avenue
Nlnetieth street and Lexington avenue
me 4Wenty-1lrh Election District bounded by
t--lN rast Ninety-fcCrrn street, First avenue,
.ety-slTc street Second avenue, East Ntnetysecond
street. ana Third
The Tuentv-sxrh Election District - bounded nv and
within East Nnety-f7rth street river Nine
econd street Second avenue. East Ninety-thrd
s1c First avenue.
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The approximate charge satisfy
which the above described property Is to Be sold Is
3TI00 with interest thereon from The l9h day OF
October 1903 together with sud allowance amount
S263 Il with interest from October 18Th 1903,
gsther with the expenses Of the sale.
The approximate amount Of taxes assessments or other
which be allowed 20 the purchaser out Of the
purchase money paid by the Referee is Sl2123 and
interest
Dated New York. October 21st 1903.
HENRY X. SACEETT Referee.
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Foreclosure Sales.
October e. 1903.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York.-Thornzs ". Cauldwe Plaintiff against
julius G.. & O-s. Defendants.-In pursuance OF
Judgment Of foreclosure sale duly MADE and en-
tered in the above entitled action bearing date the nine
eenth DAY Of October. 1908 undersigned the Ref
said judgment named. viii sell public auction
the New-York Real Estate SalesrUCn No 161 Broad
way the Borough Manhattan. CITY Of New York.
the o 1903 Il o'clock
that day. By B. Fisher Auctioneer premises
directed by said judgment be sold and described
follows: AL certain piece parcel Of land,
with the building thereon erected situate lying and
the SoUhery side Of One hundred and Eighth Street
IN the City and COUNT OF New York. bounded and de-
Ec-ibed fellows: Beginning point the South
erly 0f One hundred Eighth Street distant Two
hundred hfty-two f252 Easterly from East
line OF Lexington Avenue running thence SOutherIy
and parallel with Lexington Avenue and part OF the
party wall one hundred 900 feet and eleven
inches line the block; thence East
erly ard along line OF the block
90 Sorthery and parallel with Lex
part Of the through another party
hundred 400 feet eleven I'D inches q IRE
Southerly Of hundred and Eighth Street:
Westerly along the S1utner!y side or said
Eighth G7) to the
point place Q beginning
Dated New York. October 2ist 1909
HENRY ". SACKETT, Referee
EDWARD V. THORNALL Attorney Tor PLAINTIFF. 149
Broadway. New-YOrk city
The following diagram 81 the premises above de-
sc-ibed Its number ia East one hundred and
Eighth Street;
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ENIGHT WILLLAM 80 PURsUANCE
Public Nntices.

INFORMANT TO GAXPAIEES.
T)apa NJ FluanCe--Ii1rea 4o-
OF Taxes 81 Chambers Street Stewart BuiIdtnK)
NV York. NoveIrt-- 2 1893.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
~ sons whose Cor the year 1893 have not been
before the first day OF November
MAJ unless shall be- paid the Facefver OF
axes al office - the borough which property
is located. rllows-
Manhattan. y. ]
zcrtGT-GH or THE BRONX. corner Thf-e and Ira
mont avenues. The Bronx y Z
uorGr-GFI OF BRDDkLLN. .. 4 and
Medicinal Build rs. Brooklyn. y.
r-rr--s,E OF QUEENS. corner Jackson avenus I'd
F{fth street. Long Island city. n Y.
pOpoT+GH OF RICHMOND, corner Bay and Sand
s.-cets Stapletou. staten Island. y Y
-. tba frat day Of December said wear hs viii
~ 1nnaid On that day IN addition amount %
lns U..t Tpr rputum the
5ed By sections el6 and eIs q the Greater New
-. -f,t,a-1ar tcharrer a5S. Laws OF 1870
iO'N 80 DAVID z. AUSTEN. Receiver of Taxes
,-oZ-7CE OF SALE AT PCBLIc AUCTION
yryE5F president OF THE BOROUGH OF
,,,,bstran viii sell public auction through Bryan
,----eTiv Aucti0rser, 10 tie highest bidder fhs
y - ~ Sovamber 1903 AZ Il o'ciack a ~. on ne
OH 80 eli the buildings and parts q buildings ana
.+~1etures with all the materials appur-
hereto contained within the following
tCI.Se- - ne city OF New York % wit
nsIL-L 6ve t5) story brick buildings.
Ea0 East Eleventh street Borough Of Manhattan
oS F-or fui particulars see City keeoTTll . -
President OF the Borough Of Manhattan
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g va-fck 81. 1farha-tan-
- C--tla1l- 81. N1nhs--a-.
20 spring Sc. Mamma
e jackson s.. Maintain.
100 Broadway. N-a1aa--au.
W1rIS Euil1t1r MAMMA tan.
20 west 13th ST.. Man
2g2 c-a-d St. zranra-s--.
$3.50 West I'd S.. Zan-
l1--z-
10 Rlvlaston s.. M.zaas-
al yvss. 18th St. 1laahas-
---
$50 Grand 81 Manhattan.
500 West AL s.. Nznharran.
30s Esast 12th 81. Manhar-
tan
507-5i3 West yOth ST.. Nan
haitian.
% 1rr - Manhatta1.
3-5 West SD st. Elnhattzl
p Nassau s.. Manhattan
- Nassau s.. Manhattan
city HaIL Manhattan.
SIS Columbus Ave. Eaznas-
tan.
12s sroaewaT. ManEaf-zz
% liberty St. Na1Aa-taa
rs Broadway Manhattan.
cis III Ioth Ave. Mz1hzs-
145 East TN S.. Mzaazs-
tan.
= wan s. Nszha-ezn
81 East G1st ST.. MarAxs-
Fan.
40 wan s.. Manhattan
Maiden Lane. rear Wdt~
St Manhattan
ITO Br1adway. Manhattan
1904 - Ave. 1fanHs-tsa.
- Broad ST.. Manhattan.
20 B-oad7vay. Manhattan
215 East 1os,a -. Mznnz,-
tar.
62I B-oadzay. Msuhat.zn
. VTUlia- St. 1lanhafrxa
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THIRrY-FoURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District IS bounded BY and within
ed TNenty-secOnc street.
avenue East Hundred and Nineteenth street. and
a., 80.
Ess one Hundred Twenty-hrst street. second
~ Fs- one Hundred Nineteenth street and Lax
Fs-r ono Hundred Twentynrst street FIRST avenue
East one Hundred ana Nineteenth S'4s''' ~N SeeoA1
- A--,,s.5 --t.As-
The Fourth Election District s bounced ~ shs within
Esgt ore Hundred and Nineteenth street and First
re Fstth Election District bounded ny ana within
80 f-e Hundred Twsnty-tnird street, Harlem
TfVer Fast one Hundred and TSenty-n1s' street. and
Inc sixth Election District is sogaasa ~ fd within
owe Hundred Twenty-thrd $500 Mst ave-
las So owe Hundred and THenty-nrst street and
Second -,-. Al. .,.nAss nv ana ~..As,
Fasf one Hundred Twenty-th-d strsetl seona ave-
m Eaer one Hundred ard TwentY-ilfsl street ana
Third ,-. g. so,,,sed by ana uvt.st,
Fast one Hundred and Twenty fourla ave
nue. East one Hundred and TWenl5 'NeeN ana
lexington avenue by ,v,ht-
The Ninth Election District e ooana, Thrs
East one Hundred and TTenfy-fourth ''T -sAihs'0h
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PLACE OF BUSINESS.
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count. CS1rt Hoass. Boro.
A Gear ST. soro. % Mar
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Manhattan.
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9co Broa1way Manhattan
80 Vt17-in s-in st-s Naaha--
fc1.
80 8sca4way. MANHATTAN
is riEs 81. assnhastsa.
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>-C1TTC-E OF SALE AT PCBLIC AUCTION
r,,LSE PRESIDENT OF THE BOROUGH OF
hep Wanted

.BIE BODIED UNMARRIED MEN BE-
~ tween ages OF Il and as citizens Of United States.
OF GOO a-s,. t-rriisb For information apply
Ieaa So c<irer IS laird Ave 25o0 third Ave. TO5
sTnuns = = or sos Fulton St. Brooklyn
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SurrOgates Notices.


KENNEDY, JOHN-IN PURSUANCE OF
an order Q: Hon. Frank T. F1tzyerala. Surrogate
persons haylag slams agsHst John kennedy late OF the
S S9afEei Business at the o Il Geo Bnt M ?
Nassau street, Borough q Manhattan, New York City.
on or before the Isl day Of Marea next oo
CATHERINE KENNEDY. Administrative.
Nassau Street Borough Of Manhattan. New York city
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
AGn H T2 9sy s1 Srgtf Of the G2q2y Of asw
asaast Elizabeth Voss late o. the County q New
YORK deceasea 10 pe 5i e sam az rart y1eTs SaeFe0
70. t 6Te ~ oTser iT No 30 Val Street B, ~
25th day OF December. 1903 next.
Dated New York, the Iztl DAY q June 1903.
street Bo-o'ls5 OF Manhattan New York City " 81
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County q New
York. noce Is hereby gin 70 al persons having CLAIMS
ceased. the same with vouchers thereof
a. the Office Of BALDWIN < El1c1rS-. " II Nassau
before the 2Glh day Of March -=A-
Dated New York the 2lst Gay u se2.zra5er 1893
BALDWIN BLAcKMAR. Attorneys Tor Executor II
Nassau Street Manhattan Borough New YORK. city.
N PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.
Abner c. Thomas sgr-oga.e q RE C2urry q
claims against Franz Fenu'e-tz late OF County
q New-t OK. y rs 800 ne ~ VGI
srs asgeo 10 5b 5 once Of his at,5r1ey Asb5ei Fi
~ 40 s-@ss.--s- Borough Of AIanhartzn IN re
civ Of Ne1-Eork. u before the 1rst CT April
dated. New-York. the 18th day Of September 1903
CHARLES WALTER Executor.
AsF4BEI P FITCH. Attorney for Executor % Nassau
St Borough OF Mannatia1. New FORK City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Ahne- 9 Thomas a Surrogate Of the County q
N-, vrrk notice hereby given to all persons having
claims against Della A BLANCHARD late q County
t-eo4 to the subscribers at their place OF t-ansar-frz
business al the office Of E1Ws1d z Mclaughlin. A.
WALL Street the CITY OF New 4CFA, On ~ before
-sTa Gay on 1-E he 5Ist day CT September 1903
"a ARIES D. INGERSOLL- GEORGE HOLMES.
Erv-,pp = MCLAUGHLIN. Attorney Tor Fxe:qtors
No ~ Wall Street S5w York City
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
L r-,-L r Fi,z-era5 Surrogate County q Nev
hereby given person harl-z
--.--l+ DtdzIe o.
80 rr-ae-F 70 present Ire same vouchers thee-
a. tLa Ce, u Putuey Twuuuly PI-rey, a--orreys
2r1sETs. Borough " Manhattan In he civ
Dated New IOIB. the Est cay u MAJ. 1913.
Executor Of Harriet S Biddls deceased
r5---N-r-y TWOABLX & PCTSEE. Attys. Executor.
no Broadway. New York City
VTTGHT. WILLIAM HIN PURSUANCE
~ q an orde- Of non. Abner Thomas a surrogats
. -, |---r-v az Nev--Yorx notice fs Ferebv gIve- 70
- - me county ~ New YORK. deceased 10 present
tTe same vouchers thereof 20 subscribers
Fn.s l. Weaver their attorney Number 229 Broadway
Manhattan New York City. on or before the l0th day
q r a. Sew 'Ta-ls City Nay TIE 4tk 1908
JOHN X KNIGHT. FLORENCE A CCLLIvET. Ex.cu-
Fr-TSTl L WEAVER Attorney for Executors 90 Rroas
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RESIDENCE

Is Ksyss Ave. Wats--own.
- - -.- -
Murray III Hotel. LanEa--
~ $780, .--.-.- -.-.- - s
so Carroll 81. Boro- q
5rock.J-1 .-.-----....-.----
$50 west Lid ave. ,IaaEas-
TAI 49, ----.... -.--..-- )
80 West 53J1 St.. boro. u
Al1--l-rau .-.----....--.-.
100 West Tota St.. Eoro. %
AeEG4gtan .-..--...-.-. -.
&C East Broadway. L-1ro. O.
MANHATTAN ..-...-..- s.---.
TAT West s7.h 81. M-ahat-
Tan -------..--.--.- --.-..-
~ Attorney 81. Manhattan
"a Bcach 81. Manhattan col.
o Peek -. AGahlt.an .-..
.f3 C'rari.8r 81 Mana --l-. d.
IS F.a= 81. EcEfatta- EEL.
% washington Plnce. Man
i4s blwsry Manhattan ----
ga West Isih s.. Nazsa,-
ttn -.-.-.-.- --.-. ..-. Gees
10 Forsyth ST.. LaE-a-,aa
Gee West 2s-h 81. sfanha:
tiu ---. --.-...... -.-
50 ST. Marss Piaee. MAJ
rattan --.--.-.-. --.. ---
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TAI Clinton 81 Mar -st-sn -
SO West Ask 81. Aanhas-
tan -----..-- --..-. .s. o. -
20I East Io-h 81. Mania
a. West 4Otn -. Man1at-
TAN .s+a
- 80 81. Manhattan .-.-
Il Amsterdam Ave. Nan
hatiar $500. -. 70
Ei1 East lGth St. Nauh1t-
TN aa-. ss.sssa.s e. srs|ss zee
G5 Central Park West. M4n-
haitian .s.ss-s-ss-s-s- ---.
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e va-i-k 81. a-anhat an
455 Pearl 81 Manhattan &C..
. vandam ST. Manhattan
A. Jackson s.. Manhattan.
- S-h ave. Msnuztcan.....
15I q Ave. Nanna-tau...
- West 18Th St. Manhattan
80 c-1=d s. Manhattan.
20 Vyes- Est St. Manhattan
20 2Iv.zEtcn St. Manhattan
81 West S5ts 81. Manhattan
800 Grand s.. Manhattan. -.
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