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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-05
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

=
u York BY the Grace Free and Independent
Nfsr-arefha Schrener. Frank Heinrich, Marie
enrer Peter Heinrich. johannes Heinrich Henrich
Heinrich. Eliza
anna fIolasder George chreine-. Katharine OIL Marie
-e7g barbara Feler. Heinrich Schreincr, Elizabeth
ecsn er and Nay Schreincr, TIE widow heirs
Of Kin 10 Joseph Echrsne-. dect0sei. send greeting
Whereas. -larrarctha Schrener OF the city Of New
Work ias lately applied surroEates our
County lew York 20 have certain Instrument
writire le6rrg tie sth tsy OF December 1908
latuF 20 ard personal property. duly proved
tbe last WIZ Testament u Joseph Echreiaer late
~ New YORK deceased. therefore nd
sace ~ yoa appear before the Surrogate
sur County q YORK his ocs IN tho County OF
New York o. che Ieth day ~ March Thousand -ne
hunsred ara four Pas: O'clock forenoon
81 hat cav thcn attend THE probate
se5d .sst Vsf, And such % you
hereby under the q twentyone
you % appear and Apply Tor one % be
gus -disn appointed by the Surrogate rep
recent and goa IN the proceeding
teE:many whereof. have caused the seal OF the
surrogate's Court OF the said County OF New
York 20 be hersunto AFFIXED. Witness. Hon
IL s. Abner {. Thomas. Surrogate Of yur ssid
County OF New YORK, 81 said County. the
18th lay = gaHuary. in the -ear q Lord
thousand nine hundred and four.
JAMES A. DONNELEY.
Clerk Of the Sufrogste's Court.
KROYER q AUSTIN Attorneys for Petitioner. l5S
BroadwAy. New York CITY
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THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW


York by the erase q God free end independent. 20
annie T. brown. Lille r Elder: Adele 7. Boyd. Louise
ioiIas Hattie r Under. Laura T. Livingston. FANNIE
e.lof Jennie 7. Strange. Anule Isabelle Won HOIST
Ssfgefet $ French ff0rrnerlv Margaret Snthi
sSk " Thomas. John Howard Taylor. Henry a Taylor
Una ae ChrsfoAitsky: Mary T burnside; Henrietta
fieanor v Taylor; Bayard Taylor: E1nnaa Bunk
Etale y Fa,nters Minnie Terry. Louise I. Parker
Srnile ~ Monsi Laura T. BeTtrab, Alice Won NasO;
T. tu.se Muhord: Sophie Baxter Isabel j.. Brown;
-. Lt'Nns Mattel Brown. Thomas g Brown: Dan
yVsr,ss5 low Man ~ MARKS: Herman Mohs; Mary Ven
sseoike Frederick BROOKS; Edward = Ieck'
$500 . W Fech- lacy MARKS. Norris ". Hardness;
.-.s nati- 1enaie Lsr-5: Lacy ana 20 az
~. ftttsa IN she y. Marks. late q
-.l - rev York. deceased creditors. EeNt OF
w. END grcct and each Of you are
- - Llo REQUIRED personally he and appear te-
safe q tle County OF New York. al TIE
Nlii - sald County. held az the County
n we county % New York. the l2h DAY
- -. ~ half pact ten o'clock IN the torenoon
- LL1 il ti-n ana There Id 4 judicial SETTLE
49, 80 Inward - Peck. the Last VIII
OF said deceased. ana suoh of you as sre
100 a. are under the q twenty-one year,,
20 aipear BY guardian. ~ you have o,A
- ~ 49, --tt none 70 and apply for one u -
n nc event q neglect or failure % co
- - Wi ~ appointed by the Sufregate 70 rep
lsss.1 &C AZ III you In tho Proceeding IN testimony
SS .afe caused the seal ~ the surrogaSe Sou.t
lle SAG Co4.y NcN Nork 20 be hereanto afiNed
or said County. az the County OF Now the and cay
- tehruhft. IN the var Of Lord Thousand nine
huncrg9 anc tofr JAMES a DoNNfL-f.f.
l~-4Ll Clerk - SUR gates t"htf
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nIc WEST SIDE PLOT CHANGES HANDS.

BERNARD smyth & Sons have sold 20 sauer. Gross
q ryereuer the plot Of nine lots at the north
east corner OF Amsterdnm-ave- ana one-hunored-
s,d-eiebteenth-st size 7411x5o feet and looxl00.n
&C. attaining in One-hundred- and-eight
and 1oox1coil feet the south side Of one-hun-
dredand-nineteenth-st 20 feet east Of Amsterdam
ave The latter plot adjons city property. giving
II permanent light and advantage OF Il cOIHeI' A'e
eei1crs were the Marsh estate.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Water and Corlear sts and East River. o corner
LOT nine and ten story brick mill building
lcINSeN-zl; hecker, Jones. Jewell Milling Com
ll6th-st. 8. AS II " OF 5th-ave for a SIX story
DIlch tenement house and store, -. IONs7 II w
a. Bachrach owners. L Wilkin. archftecr,
iootn-st No 442 10 $50 East for a one story brick
q,liIs building, 2OIll2; Tabor x Co owners: O
Madis9n ave and 24th-st. n corner for a one
story brick church. 90. 1884: Madison square
presbyterian Church. premises owner; McKim
Mead & White. architects. ......-
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p,ANs For NEW HEckER MILL.

plans have been fled with the Bureau OF Build
ings Manhattan. for a new Hour NH with gram
elevator 70 be erected FOR the Hecker-Jones-Jewel
Milling Company, owner. on the East River
front at Water and Coriears SITS. It IS 10 be OF
brick is feet front and eS and 81 feet deep. with
an extension q by 1s feet II viii be nine and ten
s-o-fes IN height. J. Z. Shook & Son are the
archifects The building VIII replace the old
TIecker mill the site OF which was recently sold
- A. clfv The cost Is estimated at S3O0uQ1-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

-est,- 81 n s. 100 OF Amsterdam-ave. COX
"a II. Daniel Gallagher 20 Jacob Meuer et al
rnortgaEe &c, 900: quit claim nominal
sist-st 10 i = t Mss. SIS oOO
Is2d-sf No = - 2 W Of bth-ave, 2oXsoll:
sra Wei-s.en and another % Lou.s II
Welnstein and another. mortgages. $4,000; -
and wv
Broouas-tl No 534. corner SuiIvsn-st Tgns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-05
Country Property to Let.

NOR RENT.-Fully furnished tho beautiful residence
Il q Windsor. known Cedar Crest Com
modious dwelling. contains twelve large living rooms
three large rooms bathrooms. heat;
pure wholesome water; beautifully shaded grounds
stable carria~e house. desirable
country the Hudson; within ride
20 New-Windsor station Erie r. Station and all rail-
road stations Newburg VIII be rented from April
10 November 1st SHIPP OSBORN. Newburg. y. y.
UNFINISHED HOUSES. farms lakes. send for PIct-
uresque Boonton y j. GAHILI.. Boonton \. J.
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Notice of Summons.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- York.-Frances a Robinson. PIalntiF against Mary
4. De p. Nichols. Frederick 4 ana
Catharine. his wife; Elsie N Swezey Mabel X swezey
Christopher Swezey. Nellie Swczey Ethebert T.
and NJ. Isabelle his wife: Richard T. Swezey Flor
encs his wife: Arthur b. and Grace, Wi
Eczsr /. Swezey Grace, his wife Defendants sum
Partition. To the above named defendants
hereby summoned the in
this action and % copy OF answer the
Plaintiffs Attorneys thin twenty days after
q this sufEmons exclusive OF the day Of service and
failure appear. answer. judgment
taken against by default for the relief de-
uanded complaint.
Dated January lith. 1894.
THOMPSON a KOSS Plaintiffs Attorneys Office Ad-
dress No 2J8 broadway. New York (AIanhattanl.
To tn above named defendants. Edgar J.. Swezey
Wife EtheiberI T. foregoing
summons upo~ b. publication. pursuant
an c-aer n Honorable Vernon NJ Davis Of the
justices the supreme Court Of the state = New York
dated The 18th day February 1904 and filed with the
Srnsint iu the ofce Of the Clerk Of County
Vor al the county House IN the Borough Of Man
6or.au CITY County Of New York. the
THOMPSON q kOSS. Plaintiffs Attorneys. 20 Broad
way York (afanhat.anl.
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DiUidend Notices.
OFFICE OF READING COM

OFFICE OF READING COMPANY
TUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE DE-
clarcd f-ora the ensnirEs COMPANY fsfter
providing Sinking Per ton on coal
pursuant the q the General MorfEageD diyi-
dend Of two cent q per cent? She First Preferred
Stock q the Company 10 he paid March 10. 1904 the
stockholders of record the closing
February 3 1904. For t.ie p1rposs dividend
the transfer books Of this Company ~ii be AZ
r. n. or February -. VIII lie reopened At 10 A Il
March i. ISoA READING COMPANY.
By ". Z. TAYLOR, Secretary.
New York and Philadelphia
February g 1909.
The transfer books OF the Voting Trustees
Preferred Trust certificates Reading Company
will close IN New York and Philadelphia at 3 p. NJ
February "a 1904 and wiz reopen 10 A NJ or March
II. 1904 On March 10 1904 the Voting Trustees VIII rs
prepared Distribute the above dividend per
e cent? when hy them amUnE parties
entitled thereto the appear o: ther
books when closed above
=. i. MORGAN & 60. New York.
pREXE1I. & Co. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-05
BROOKLYN Real Estate for Sale.
Country Property for Sale.

INOR SALE-Near Poughkeepsie. y. Y. beautiful
place. Rose Glen II desirable dwelling.
with hne plumbing and heating gardeners cottage. car
rage house and outbuidnE plenty OF and flowers
Rrtesan we'll 800 deep: trolley min
utes OF city: beautiful for and health:
sale price only Si46OO Also handsome place, modern
dwelling. also carriage house. about OF land
Nessar College; desirable; price $500.
Inquire Of the X. +. LANSING REALTY co. No. ~
Markets.. Poughkeepse. y. Y
CPLENDID RESIDENT SITES. acreage to suit 4-room
- residence. boarding house attractive
ton. either sell lease. PEINDI.E. Catslxil y Y
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,u,cAco STOCKS.

e-o.. Bnrslest. Frazss- 4 csrTington So.
,>vris Va -, .tsir C1icego cree. Western Union
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STANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

- =
- Abner C Thomas a Surrogate OF the County Of New
York dated January 20, 1904 Notice - hereby given 20
an uersons having claims against MARIA A. CUTLER.
late OF York. deceased present
same with vouchers thereof the subscriber his pacs
81 ranssctinR business 200 Broadway City
Ne7r York Borough OF Manhattan. before the
seventh OF September next
GEORGE R WESr5l1FIELD Exeylctor etc
JOHN ATTKEN Attorney for Executor. No. 20 Broad
way, New York. y.
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- Abner g Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County New
hereby given . all persons having claims
against Moses Sefel. late OF the Co1nty York
% present with vouchers
the subscriber place OK trRnsactinE business
the once % Leonard Bronner, No. 800 Broadway IN
the city OF New York. or before the 18th day %
May next
Dated York. the Attn day Of November. 1904
JULIUS APRIL. AdninlstratOr.
LEONARD BRONNER. Attorney for Adminstrator. 500
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New York CITY.
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Work Wanted.

Male.
fCtOAcfINfA~.-B rou-g Irishuan country preferred
- can furn.s best % references. c, BOX 81. Tribune
Oflce
A pvrrTrsEauNTs ana suhse-p.soas Cor The Tribune
--~sve5 az their Uptown onee.
DO. 1894 BROADWAY.
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- Broadway New York. Febraa1- % 1904
THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THE VOTING

--v,y YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
Treaeirs-s once. New York. March 9Th. lN4
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF THIS
Il cssnrauv las declared dividend % TWO PER
CENT she Preferred and Cornrnon stock payable a.
49, crce on tfe o. April next 20 stockholders q
sr6 al ,5e ciose of business 10TH March.
.e6I s. CRANE Treasurer.
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SEW-JERSEY.

LEXINGTON. opposite Laurel
the year sunny rooms. opca wood
&c baths; steam heat. electric Lights,
Un A. s. LARRABxRA
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BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.
by, better early in sending in advertising COPY
for The sunday Tribune.
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Furnished Houses to Let.

INURNISHED COTTAGE for rent. the Adrondacks.
Il keene Valley, y y. with ten large rooms. seven
% land pine vegetable garden. barn. red
pure For further particulars apply to
A. NJ FIELD - Kinney ST. Newark. y J.
MEXICAN basement dwelling elegantly and completely
~ furnished unfurnshed e6th St near Central PARK
West. moderate rental =. s, 80 West cath st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-05
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE 8 ST. PAUL RAILWAY
COMPANY.
NOTICE \

has been declared a dividend q three dollars and
fifty cents share the preferred and dividend
= three dollars and fry Cehts a the
stock q tes payable the 2nd OF April 1904
tho once % she company Broad the city
y New T0Il stockholders close OF bust
osth a March. 1904
ROSWELL MILLER Chairman OF the Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-05
HOTEL CHELSE

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J..
800 100 private baths UnObstructed
view. Golf privileges Private artesian wells French
cuisine BILLIARDS Cafe; orchestra ofcs
with direct Long distance telephones
IN Automobiles all trains Baggage checked
from hotel all parts the country. Address J. 3.
TaOmpson q Co. Atlantic City. y. 7. once. PARK
Place. II A u. p NJ; Holland House after p NJ.
Personal Representative. Through vestibuied
Atlantic City without change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-05

ATLANTIC N. j.
An absolutely hreproOf hotel at virxnfa
Ave The nnest location Adjacent 20 the famous Board
walk Steel Pier 200 handsome ocean front rooms
chefs Musical daily
evening Terms. American plan. $3.50 $500 s21 o.
weekly Write for Illustrated literature York Of
Gee Park Place. CHAS Z. COPE. Proprietor. JOHN
CKCSD Manager Also Klttatin1y Hotel Dsiawars
Water Gap. Pa Opea MAY TIL November
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City Property for Sale or to Let.

l+NACiottf PROPERTY. in whole part situated az
foot OF East lleih St y Y: buildings consist Of about
Geo 81. Feet besides yard room. boiler little shaftiuz
80 foot well. Apply to \. HOCHSTAETTER, onice No 55s
+. 18th 81. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-05
HOTEL TRAYMORE,

ATLANTIC CITY N J.
Remains open throughout year Every known com
convenience. COLI privileges N
bsdrooms. TRAYMCRE HOTEL COMPANY.
d. s. WHITE. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-05
Surrogates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate o. the County Of
ing claims against Eliza6eth " Aidrish. late OF
WITH 'S oasGs rs hereof G the sSssSos sasIr Place q
W IN IS 9 - ErSaS To N or me so @
5Oth day Of September, next
Dated Ns JAMES rs iRs e. gay Ii & eif 1884,
jAMES EMP NEyErT rN S5EE5E Executors
THOMAS L DUDLEY, JF-
Dewitt LOckman Dewitt. ATTORNEYS for Executors g
G Giy.au street. Borough q Manhattan Ne" '0'A
GARTH, GRANVILLE WIN PURSUANCE
- Of an order OF Hon Frank 7. Fitzgerald. a saTo-
given to ali persons having claims against GRANVILLE
" GAl. deG win ,be J ,S T 10 81 the sbsc2
ss Of ta9sa4SnF cuisines s: at the 0 S, Of
haitian CITY OF New York before the fifteenth
dated New YORK The third day & March 1904
Harrison & RvTi Attorneys for Admnistratrix SO Wall
-'1'i Street New York CITY
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner Thomas Surrogate Of TIE cSgHy Of Ne.
against Willard p BOYD. OF the County OF New York
SSe sa6scrSsr 81 Business Room
~ 10 o., - o sio S S ~ Nav nsxt lily " " ' W "
Dated New York the s6;h day Of October. 1905
Administrators with the will annexed
IS f R4osd Street As'0' 2 ci t9. '' etc.,
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Abner C. Thomas a Surrogate Of the County OF New
& p0 hshy gwen to al II G o aayns q N
YORK deceased to present the sane with yoqeseSs there
10 leo Broadway in the city Of New York
dated York the sos4 day Of NOys@ser 1sO,
SETH b ROBINSON. Attorney for Executor. IS Nassau
\ New York.
STEERS, HENRY-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
~ order OF Hon. Abner G Thomas. a surrogats Of the
sons having claims against Henry Steers. CT
County New York. deceased. TO the
thereof, the subscribers. their
transactng business. the once OF Charles Thaddeus
No. 1GT Broadway in the Borough OF Manhattan,
in me City New York. before tho day OF
May Dated New York. the 18th fay OF october.
1908. HENRY STEERS
JAMES R. STEERS,
PHOEBE A. STEERS
Executors
CHARLES THADDEUs TERRY, Attorney for Executors.
.167 Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New
YORK.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner C. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County Of
New York. Notice IS hereby given TO all having
claims against Francis Crawford. late Of
New York deceased. 70 present the same. with
thereof the subscribers their place trans
acting business. Office OF Fettretch Silkmsn a
Seybel No. Al Park Row Chimes BuildinxJ. IN IN,
City OF New York. Borough OF Manhattan. on or be-
he Of July
Dated New York. the Gath day OF December
JAMES G. CRAWFORD. 1900.
WILLIAM r. DILLER, s NN0~N'Ois
FETTRETCH. SILKMAN SEYBEL- Attorneys for
Executors. Al Park Row. Borough OF Manhattan.
ON auq YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-05

- Abner G Thomas. a Surrogate of the County Of New
YORK Notice hereby given 70 all having claims
arairft Maria l.. OF the County New
the with vouchers thereof
20 the subscriber place ransactns business
Dexter Osborn & Gillespie. No u Broadway,
Borough Manhattan. in The City Of New York. on or
before e2ud day q June reNt
Dated York the I'm day OF December. 1903
TIMOTHY MATLACK CHEESMAN Executor
pFNTrR OSBORN & GILLESPIE
YORK City.
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Hotel Iroouois,

South Carona and Beach. Delightful location nea-
both Piers Rooms suite with private Elsvator
from str.ek level parOrs. Special
SIS and t1I 50 weekly Illustrated nsevs
all trains Representative. Rooms 5OO-50i
way. New-Tork w SHAW
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The Colorado a Southern Railway Co. -.

New York February -. 1904
AT a MEETING OF THE BOARD OF d.
-ectors held th-. -ny. there declared from the
sur for months ended December
girt la0S a dividend q TWO PER CENT. on the nrst
preferred this Company. payable April lst.
ip0z holders record OF the first preferred soa
rosi-E u hooks March 10Th 1904
ge transfer book gor preferred stock ~ this
COMPANY wis closed three y. II on March 10th,
1904 ana Will reopcne3 ten A n. on April ID.
1904.
The ColorHdr A. Southern Railway Co.
81 HARRY BFONNFFl Secretary * TreRsur-r
= r-,,svav Nrvv YORK Feb-uar- -, 1904
THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THE VOTING
Trustees Tor preferred stock q the colorado
co3tbe-7 IN way Company be closed al three
p M on Marca -. 1904 and VII reopen at ten a N.
on Anil ID 1904 On April lst. les. the Voting
trustees yi prepared distribute the above dividend
~ TWO PER CENT. when received by them. az the
o--ra or Hailgarren Co. among the parties
entitled thereto GTpear Of record the books
~ HAIIGARTEN & CO.
Agents for NOtiaE Trustees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-05

I AKEwOOD. ~. A..
IL House. open all
Ores; private and publ
Rates. 81 % day and I
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N PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF Hon.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN UKDER Of HON.
- Ahner C. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County OF New
York notice given all having claims
against William j. BanEhart. late OF the County OF New
York deceased to present same with vouchers
thereof subscriber at his place OF tansActing
business oce Of Edgar Whitlock No. 14i Broad
way Borough of Manhattan. IN The City OF New
York or twentieth Of April next.
Dated New York, the 10th day OF October 1908.
OSCAR II. BANGHART. Executor
EDGAR WHITLOCK Attorney for Executor, 141 Broad
vay borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
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HOTEL ELLSWORTH

ATLANTIC CITY. N J.
American and European plans. Extensive interior I'm
provenents Long distance telephone
Rooms en- suite. with private baths.
Fresh and salt water IN bath.
our own artesian well Elevator rom
lors Cefe and grill Orchestra. Capacity 500
Booklet mailed Personal Savoy
osth-st and 5th-sve. where rooms Be and
general information
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-05

A DVERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions far r. r-,..
~ received a their Uptown Once
NO. i3o4 BROADWAY
Advertisements wiz be received following branch
omces az regular once rates until D. n VIZ
- shay . cor 13ds ia 6th-sv-. enr I2tn-st
- Es 80 49, - West a. st. between IN
ssth SIS; o25 3dave 6lss-st fss-ave nes-
e9th-st; ~ East f-5th-sc. 15s
&ls,-se.: 8a-awe o. cnrlssooasr.s aro..
I'm. n. Ia cour--st-. 21s court-sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-05

THE ALBEMARLE,
Virginia the Beach Atlantic city. J. This
elegant and thoroughly modern hotel. throughout.
containing 100 large rooms thoroughly
steam heated has equipment and comfort for thu
entertainment OF Spring guests and at all times enjoys
large and select patronage. Among IT'S appointments
are private and public baths elevator service 1000 feet
OF parors etc For the Spring special
$500 80 90 weekly 81 up daily. Orchestral
concerts daily and evening Booklet upon request.
J. p COPE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-05
THE SAVOY

DIRECTLY on THE BEACH
ATLANTIC CITY. N.
Opens March
Running water In al with
tesian and salt water baths Moderate FOR SPRING
Easter and Personal rrprszsufafivs 4
Park Place. n T. s NJ HANIrv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-05
YOUNG'S HOTEL

ATLANTIC CITY. y. T.
Steel brick and
Atlantic Ciys only absolutely hreproo European
plan. On prornensde. with full Long
distance phones bedrooms and fresh
water in all baths Whits service throughout Music
and orchestra JAMES KEENAN,
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NEW BRICK BOSCOBEL

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
Every known hotel appointment excepti,raf
cuisine and service unsxcelsd elegantly farnsbef
throughout. Rooms single and suite win large
luxurious baths Write for illustrated literature FieVso.
20 street level Running IN bedrOoms Terms s1
week and Upward
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IN PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF HON.
IN PURSUANCE OF an ORDER OF HON

CHARLES THADDEUs TERRY, Attorney for executor,
.167 Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New
YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-05
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.

Permanent Bureau OF Information with personal rsor.-
sentative at 13t Broadway. above 18th street
formation and literature
be secured Hotel Dennis. HJtei Brighton Haddon Hall
Hotel St Charles Youngs Hotel. Wiltshire MarboroSIxb
House. Dunlop, Hotel Seaside Hotel Rudolf The Chal-
fonte. Hotel Traymore New Strand Hotel GaIen Hall
Islesworth. Garden Hotel. Hotel Raleigh
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HOTEL RUDOLF,

ATLANTIC CITY. ". J.
ODs1 all American ard plans Rooms
With hot and cold. fresh Location
direct Ocean Front and Promenade New-Yors rep
No. Park Place
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HOTEL GLADSTONE,

Directly the Ocean Front Atlantic CTty. " J.
Cnobstructed Ocean view. Rooms suite with prfvats
baths. Hot and cold Runnin g
water IN bedrooms y. J. COLLINS. Propr.
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BERKSHIRE INN.

- Ocean end Virginia Ave Atlantic City. " J.
100 yards from New Steel Special rates Sc to
daily IS $40. s125O SIS weekly sunny steam
Distracted view Excellent table and service Rooms
single and suite with private baths attached Ele
vator 20 street level Booklet J. O. & J. T. DICKINSON
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n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner c Thomas. a surrogats Of the County Of New
against Willard p Boyd late Of the County OF New York.
deceased the with vouchers thereof to
Of tranzacting business Room
73o No % Broad Street The City % New York.
before End day OF May next
Dated New York. the SUth day OF October. 1905.
HELEN J. BOYD.
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ave sold Nos. AZ and lit
two five story fiathouses.