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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
REAL ESTATE.
Historic Bo7cery Parcel Sold 6y an
Estate.

The McVickar-GaiIlard Realty Company. OF which
Messrs H W. Mcvickar and w. f. O. Gailard
are president and vice-presdent, respectively Whlcn
AT the time OF the merger Of the McVickar Realty
Trust Company with the Empire State Trust Com
many was incorporated to carry on the real estate
and mortgage business Of the former company
has sold for the heirs OF Euphemia White Cru
ger comprising the estate Of S. V. r. Cruger and
the Misses Cornelia and Catherine Church Cruger
the property Nos. 10 and 17O1z Bowery. three
story tenement house with store. a lot Sxl0o
feet This property part Of the Bayard farm
owned by the PATRON Stephen Van Rensselaer,. OF
Albany from whom II came by legacy as descend
ants TO the heirs of Mrs. E W. Cruser. The
property has not been sold for a period of prob
ably over one hundred years. as IL was owned by
the patroon many years before hts DEATH in lSA
The Mcvickar-GaiIlard Realty Company has also
sold for the Rev Abbot Brown. No. 17e East Sew
enty-third-st. a three story high stoop dwelling
house on a lot 20xlO22 feet, now occupied by the
Republican Club Of the XVIII Assembly District
The same company has resold to Mr. Heyman
Nos rs and 237 West Sixty-sixth-st two i've story
tenement houses plot 50xl00 feet. This Is the
third time within threee months that this prop
erty has been sold by the McVickar- Gaillard Realty
Company and its predecessors.
Stable Brothers. Italian bankers. Of Boston and
New-York. No. 1874 MulberTy-st, a i've story store
and loft building lot 26xo0 feet, for kidansky
a Levy. who bought the property through the
same broker from DR.. Delafeld.
Vickar-Gaillard Realty Company report that
the buver OF No ISL and l53 East Thrty-ninth-st..
is Charles A Gould who will alter the premises for
autoTnOhfle
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TOMMY O'HAR4 IN FRONT.
Close Finish tn First Race at Little
Rock.

Little Rock. Ark, March 23-Tommy o'Hara.
Victor B. and Bckstein finished heads apart ar
Clinton Park to-day. Perfect racing weather pre-
vailed and there was a decided Improvement in the
attendance. The Arkansas Derby. at one mile will
be Thursday. Fuller arrived from Memphis TO-
day and viii have the mount on Rainland The
summaries:
First race -four furlongs)-Tommy oHara, 10 cTrox-
leT) won: Victor b. 81 tUpton), 10 70 l. second
Bckstein 80 tcragsrl, - TO l. third Time. O.50A Lid
don. Miss Lsyman LII Gold. VIII Rollins and Bounding
Ship also
Second ffx furlongs)-Laura Hunter. IS (sage)
l. Feby Blue los fRobbsns). 20 J. second Ban
dilo. lO2 (Plunkett). even third. Time. 1:17&. Ed
GuinzbeTg Ripple Frazier. Silver Plush Hexam Harp
1.-THE and Little Pirate also
Third five and one-half fursongs)-Lenox lis
C9ofer). won; Clifton Boy. us CRobbnsl. l.
second; Polly Hi 81 Opton 10 !. third Time, III
Zirl. Bsyvew. Kinoch Park Tabannacah. Edna T. and
Myrtle White also
Fourth Chandicap six furonEs)-Irby Bennett. 30
(Aubuchon), J. won. Martus. % q. Hennessy),
2 second: Joe Goss lO9 Donovan). 20 g. third Tine
117iz. Black Wolf also
FIFTH one-half furlongs)-BuiweiseT. 100
perkins, 10 !. won. Dick Ripley. 81 (Aubuchon) to
second: Countess Clara III fDonovan). 4 third
Time. 1.11. Dr. Clark. Barney Dreyfuss. Tenny Belle
Noliie 7. and Joe BTockel also
Sixth and one-sixteenth mes)--Welcoms
Light 10 lAkeT), to J. won. Csithness. los GAubu-
chon), g. second; Henry Of Franstamsr lo4 Davis
son) 70 /. third Time, 1881. Ora Mckinney and
Dawson also
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RUN FOR CYCLISTS ON APRIL 10

III Eastern and long Island districts Of IA.
Century Road Club Association open their season
with photograph run on Sunday. April TO- Pre-
oeoing the run Will be short parade through the
t1eeis o. Manhattan 10 Riverside Drive.
on The next Sunday the United Cycling Clubs Of
Greater NeR-Vora VIII hold a joint run 20 Grant
-. staten Island. In the afternoon there viii
- lft mile race. 81 one mile heats with five
re l.s OF sunday, April a. the Long Island dis
49, o the Century Road Club Association VIII
49,, ght ana two mile championship races % the
eisS-tlct a; Valley Stream. open to members only
h 80 htaai spring century n The g r. c. A viii
-. 1AnHays MAJ Is The start being Bedford
-, 10 run VIII be conducted Jointly By the
JrfrS- no long Island districts OF the q. r. c A
pros-.- - - mace win j. A. Olsen No. IL
Fif,ssees--y bTooklyr. J. r. WAL. No sOs West
ltssd 49,, Aew-lork city, or az the Long
Wa, N'-D mouse NO Sss Eastern Park
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DOUBLE WEDDING ON THE KAISER.

Soon after the Kaiser Wilhelm DER Crosse mao
reached her per yesterday there was double we'd
ding IN the first cabin smoking room Frzulein Anna
Nveser a demure little German girl. that looked
like one OF wattesu's shepherdesses came 70 this
country 20 marry I've Wagner prosperous young
mechanic OF Bethlehem. Penn. The immigration
authorities would not allow her 90 land until after
she had been married Wagner. The assistant
baggage master sent in search OF Ininist eT
a Justice Of the peace. and in half an hour he
returned with Justice Pfundheller, OF Hoboken.
When the justice arrived he found that another
wedding party was awaiting him. the couple being
tLieee chonelbeck and ". Encemann. Endemann
.ae oeen engaged 20 FraUiein Schonelbeck for over
la.t Eears He returned 10 Dresden few days
- to1no 70 his dismay that IL would take at
esat sLIee weeks 20 be married with all the proper
go -, bae nad been long enough IN this coun-
- ~ '.ht convert 10 the Yankee creed OF hus-
lie, 50 ne bought a ticket for 1ie s0eefhearf an6
silIhstM lef lals country When the vessel reached
49, NJ leuho that they could not land until
&c, tlley bso oeen married With the assistance
Tted AZ the time oUP'es "eie ii-0I
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Sports
A&A1-A Ng aS
NpOR TSTleR'
JENNINGS OPENS TO-DAY
Mann Doubtful Starters for Handi-
cap-Track Heavy.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO TUE TRIBUNE. ]

Washington, March 23-The Washington Jockey
Clubs spring meeting, which begins at the Ben
nings inclosure tomorrow with the running Of the
first half OF the Bennings Handicap at six fur
longs has brought about impressive mObiliza-
ton Of the vast army OF restless racetrack ''regu-
lars There are more horses and more horsemen
here than at any previous meeting Of the club. and
the prediction is made that will be the most
cessful meet in the clubs history The class OF
horses seems TO warrant the prediction.
Although twenty-one horses were named in the
overnight list OF starters, il is not likely that more
than dozen at the outside will go to the post
Inc doubtful ones are Lord Advocate. Tomcod
Abel Irebla, Wreath of Ivy. Mrs. Frank Foster
Honolulu. Moorhen. Typhonic and Sam Craig
The track is sim heavy from the rain Of yester-
day and the handicap will be in heavy going at
best The circumstance makes the outcome of the
race extremely difficult TO forecast and the critics
AL agree that At is very open affair. Each of the
possible starters has a large following. in spite Of
win with either Himself Illyria.
John Booen's MasteTman. with lis pounds is top
weight ana Is considered a dangerous factor
Neither p. r. Hitchcock ]. r. Madden viii
start anything In the handicap. and the former
WAS UNSUCCESSFUL In his efforts to persuade Her
mann Il. Duryea TO send Whorler 10 the post.
The probable starters and their jockeys follow:
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LETTER TELLS OF RINGING" AIMLEss
introduced at Farley Trial-Said to Have
Been Written by Him.

Detroit March BIN to-day's proceedings in
the trial OF z. f. Farley. on the charge Of ring
ing" the mare Aimless as Sarah Black at the
Crosse Pointe track. the prosecution introduced a
letter alleged 70 have been written by Farley 10 a
friend. The letter dated New-Orleans. March
Is. 1902. and addressed to William OHara. OF
Cincinnati. appealing for an immediate advance OF
$500 for a scheme ito get big money quick" The
letter continued:
am scheming 20 get hold of bay hlly that looks
like Sarah Black, as see a chance TO make all
the money want. square up everything and put
in a book this summer You understand what
want IS ring in good fast FLY at Roby in a
cheap maiden race and get long price Sarah
Rlack-ln0 TO I more. Sarah Black Is out OF
existence. but no one knows IL. have one picked
out here that won three and that ! can
buy for s.. 500. Everybody viii think she is Sarah
Black. and maybe We can get 30 to l.
J. A Winters. OF Chicago. testified to-day that
the dav following the contested race. Farley
hded TO him that Aimless had been rung In as
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BROOKLYN HIGH SCHOOL DATES.

The Brooklyn Boys High School. through its
manager. NJ. Foster Murray has announced the
baseball schedule for this season. All the games
will be PLAYED at Ridgewood Park. except that
with Adephi. which will be at Adelph Field The
schedule is;
March 26 New-York Deaf Mutes: March q Mont
April 2 East Orange; April .. Jamai "A; April 2.
Planfeld April Il. Flushing; April - Latin school
April l6 Yale freshmen April 10. Jersey CITY April
q Princeton Freshmen: April Is. ST. johns Coiege
April 60 New-York University Freshmen: May 8.
Manual Training: May I. Columbia Freshmen; May
10. Commerce CManhattan); May It. Clinton; May II,
Adelphi: May p. Pratt; May =, Polytechnic May
90. Era SINUS Hall.
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COLUMBIA ON RIVER MONDAY.

Captain CONN OF the Cornell varsity crew yes
terday called upon Captain Maeder and Manager
Myers CT the Columbia navy to try TO persuade
them 10 send a second varsity eight 70 Ithaca for
the regatta there May 81. Columbia had previ-
ously decided not TO be represented Of Ithaca. but
20 send crew 10 compete at Philadelphia the
same date. II is doubtful whether Columbia will
make any change in her plans.
In all probability. Columbia oarsmen will leave
here for their new quarters at PouEhkeepsie on
June z The crew VIII 90 on the water Mon
day. The new bOathoEse at Sherman's Creek near
the Harlem. has been put into condition. and the
oarsEnen have already been up the river to select
lockers Coach Goodwin plans 90 have four var
sity shells. IA which men will be bOated. not ac-
coriing 10 ability, but they have time 10 row
The formal selection Of the first varsity eight will
not be made until May :
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NO MEET FOR BROOKLYN SPEEDWAY
Pleasure Drivers Association Warned of In
junction Proceedings.

The plans OF the Pleasure Drivers Association or
Brooklyn for championship brushes on the Brook
lyu Speedway were brought 10 nothing yesterday.
when the association informed that the munich
pal authorities would start injunction proceedings
restraining any regular brushes from being at
tempted on the public highway. President Robert
r. Bach. q the association. said: our only
course is to fight for real speedway captain
Austin f. Allen chairman OF the executive com
rnittee OF the association said: Wen have 10 get
work and convince some Of the gentlemen or the
error Of their deductions IN the matter Andrew
Mowbray Josh Rogers. /. S. Remsen and other
Brooklyn horsemen protested against the action OF
he
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SHIPPING FEVER KILLS HORSES.

III AE-EehAFH TO TIE TRIBUNE
Omaha. March 2.-Weather Gauge a three-,,.sr-
old stallion belonging 10 NJ J. DAILY. Of F4arfso-s
Conn. died from shipping fever here TO-DAY an
route from San Francisco 70 Memphis Another OF
lay horses' Colo Edge. two-yesr-old with a
half mile running record OF Is seconds ss ss, ~
VIII probably not recover. Two mora % raa,,ss
horses have symptoms OF the same disesse NJ
Days string OF racers coming Fast S,,r 80
Union Pacific. End ali were supposed 10 be IN good
conoition wbeE near omaha Weather Gauge was
ms city was Raced TIE car was cut out OF the
ram arc seNeral veterinary surgeons summoned
recently for s. COO
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/. SMITH MAY RIDE AGAIN.

Louis Smith. the Jockey who was ruled of the
track expects. through the intercession OF Phil
DIVER 10 be reinstated. and Will in all probability
rsde Tor Dp-yer IA the coming season
Al the last regular meeting Of The Jockey club.
when the different suspensions" and rule Ons'
we're taken into consideration, Louis Smith was
one who tried to be reinstated. the same as Shaw
IA re Latter only being successful account Of
the hacking received by OF the racing oflcials,
and. now that Mr.. Dwyer has taken such interest
~ fhe how IN is considered practically certain that
he will be returned 20 good standing, Smith is at
present exercising horses ana gettng INTO condluon
10 ride at the coming races.
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KILLED IN PRAIRIE FIRE
Three Men Burned TO Deatk-SeU-
eral Missing.
Inr 1rLEoEtrH 70 THE rRIBrxE.l

I.oonis. Neb.. March 23.-A terrible prairie
Gre is raging ove- the country near here and,
canned by stroag wind. is racing toward the
,onen land 70 the northwest. whore it viii prob
shlv burn for many miles. Already the blaze
g. several miles wide and has been burning since
she rniGdIe Of the afternoon. The prairie grass
&c high so rain has fallen for weeks, and the
Ere IS making racehorse speed. Farm buildings
are burning ia every direction. and already three
deaths aave been reported. A number OF farm
.rs and ranchers are reported missing.
rhe Ere is supposed TO have started from the
.,sr,s from a railroad engine near Atlanta
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CORNELL TO ROW AT MADIsoN.

Ithaca " Y. March Z3-The Cornell Athletic
Council decided to-day 20 enter crew in the re-
gatta which the University OF Wisconsin will hold
AZ Madison on June 2 The eight which will be sent
West will probably be the that won the fresh
men race in the Poughkeepsie regatta last June.
Tomorrow the Cornell crews VIII go on the water
time this
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W. K. VANDERBILT, ST.. TO SHOW STABLE

William X. Vanderbilt. jr., viii appear In tho
ring with his stable the thirtieth annual horse
show, OF the Durland Company. TO be held at the
.,.5.-,,, in West sixtv-sixth-st on April g. 6 and
z Entries for the show are coming In iast ana u
is expected that an unusually strong HsI VIII DC
nresented when the entries close on Saturday:
Among some OF those who have already made en-
tries are c X c. Billings, Dr. w. +. Noodend,
louis sherry William NJ. d. de Peyster, William
d Sloane Horace s. Ely. Richard II. Halsted eG-
Naeor Hugh 7 Grant Alfred @. and Reginald {.
Vanderbilt Howard Gould. D. G. Reid John Ger
ken Robert Z. Tod, z 8. Twining and stuart Dun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24

ment house northeast corner Eighteenth-st and
Fourth-ave.. for the Matthews estate TO the Flor
Hotel Company. a syndicate which is going
to spend about 100000 TO change il TO first class
commercial hotel. with cafe. FOuTth-ave. This
is Of the first firepTOOl apartment houses built
in this city The lease is for twenty-one years, with
two renewals. The amount OF rent for the first
tWenty-One years is about S.0900J0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24

Vyop sALE-A handsome Colonial house. recently built
L with all modern improvements; Is rooms; inside I'm
bathrooms: billiard electric
lights and BELLS gas city water and sewerage: high
oIInds. ne views river large piazzes.
5B acres lawns with fine shade and fruit trees: fine
corresponding with house. This place
a will be sold at sacrifice A home for
summer and winter: y hours from New-York
STURGES WHITLOCK. Shelton, Conn.
|,APE COD.-Wychmere seashore cottages HRrwich-
4 ! nort Mass: rented completely furnished. i'm
n-ovsments eight bedrooms delightful bathing. CAPE
B05 124th-st.
T,IND COUNTRY HOUSES FOR SALE: cheap; healthy
II GEORGE LOHREN, Betord Monmouth County.
n J.
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OLD DWMlMlOM GQME,

DAILY SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk Portsmouth Pinner,.
Point and Newport News. Va
Richmond Virginia Beach. Washington. d. c. enfir,
south and West.
y. X. foot Beach ST. every week dsy 3 p. NJ
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CHICAGO CRUSADE CHECKS BETTING.

Chicago March Z-As the result OF one week OF
crussding on race gambling by Assistant Chief OF
Police schuettIer's men the receipts from hand
books and poolrooms in Chicago have fallen of 50
per cent The daily gross receipts Of the hand
books in Chicago estimated AZ over three hundred.
exceed $4,000 when they are running unolsturbed.
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MINER ENToMBED FOR A WEEK.
Buried Alive by Explosion Which Killed
Three Men.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRusuNE.l

Cumberland Nd March 2s.-Albert Cronkin. a
,rfner OF Henry W. Va brought to the hos
initial here to-day after having been rescued from
seven days starvation in the mine Of the Davis
Coal and Coke Company. at Henry He was en-
4orn bed more than s. week ago by an explosion IN
which three were killed. He was terribly burned
bout the face. neck. back. shoulders and hands
u Is believed that he viii recover.
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TIE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

shskespeare-ave east side. 1898 feet south Of
Northumberland seventieth-st five two story brick
dwelling houses 2ox55 feet: G. Susco. owner: E.
Wilbur architect; 10000.
Poston Road east side 80 30 feet south of Bryant
ST ono story frame Office. 1Sx2O feet Mary s.
Verran. owner: Paul C. Hunter architect Sloo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24

IL New Twin screw steamers q ~ goo Tons
w-YORK-ROTTERDAM via BOULOGNE.
Sailing Tuesday. az 10 A NJ
p,..d.r, Apr. NOordam Apr ~
Rotterdam Apr ~ Potsdarn May 10
sFvndam ........Apr 70 Rotterdam May II
sWu call Plymouth
HOIIaA ND-AMEEICA LINE. 80 B'WAN. n r.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

BY Parish. Fisher Mooney $50 Broadway, s. 80
n % Frsnklin-st 25xf5O Franklin Alley I've story
Office bldg. II Hsrt Y NJ Hart et al. Kellogg &
b. r Hurry ref. partition.
$50 Ncholas-ave col II OF
14lsst. 1s3x1O2 4x1sX10S4 FIVE story bk ten h: r G
Huntington. trustee johanna Speman 81 al; T
Rhinelsnder atty. Kohn. ref. due So 293 40:
taxes. S568 h3.
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SALE OF OLD CARLTON HOUSE.

The old Carlton House. No. 200 to 2oI William-st.
running through 10 Nos Is and 20 Frankfort-st.
has been sold by the Cromwell estate through f.
n Ludlow & Co. to Daniel b. Freedman. The
property has frontage of % feet In Nilliam-st
and Of about 81 feet I'm Frankfort-st
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INTERESTING EAST SIDE SALES.

The National Biscuit Company has sold a five
stor, brick building on a plot 1cOx1OO feet. at
Firhty-third-st and East River.
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eow OF FLArHousEs LEASED.

N & L. Hess have leased for Joseph Rosenberg
the five story hathouses Nos. a. q. 50 and o. West
hundred -seventeenth-st- for term Of
"a 100
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Real Estate for Exchange.

TJNO EXCHANGE A three story and basement brown
Il stone trim house Prospect Park in place OF
situated between Goth end seth lexington Madison
ayes II & w. Co. 1.SIO 1st-ave.. Manhattan.
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YALE OUTPLAYS TRINITY.
WinS First Game, II to O-MdChedy
Pitches We'll.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.I

New Haven. Conn. March 23.-Yale won from
Trinity in the first baseball game Of the season at
Yale Field to-day by a score OF il TO o. Neither
team had had outdoor practice. and the play was
slow and raEged that account.
Yale used her three new pitchers. Jackson. Donald
Mackay and Allen and kept Trinity down 10 no
safe hits Mackay showed up In remarkable form,
striking the visitors at will. Captain WinsloW
started the season well with three basehits ana
Miller and Bowman with three baCgers. Robinson.
Hnscamp and Smith. freshmen. were tried on the
team, but weak at batting. The tnanee o.
Cote from left field to third base is likely TO De
peruanent for this season. The score:
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Furnished Houses to Let-Country.

UNFINISHED COTTAGE rent the Adirondacks.
Keeqe valley. n. Y. with ten large rooms. seven
Of land. pine trees veEetable garden barn. ned
For further particulars apply TO
A 81 FIELD IS East Kinney St. Newark. ". J.
Cottages to Let-Long Island.
FAR ROCKANAN.-I.arge furnished cottage and
stable for rent OWNER. 25s Marlborough road.
fhuah
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SYNDICATE LEASES THE FLORENCE.
Frank E. Smith has leased the Florence apart
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Country Property for Sale.

CRAWFORD, v. j.
FOR sALE-AN IDEAL HONiE-Gss. Electric
Light City Water. Elevator. Barn. Hot House.
Uennery Summer House. COMPLETE IN ALL
RESPECTS.
FERGUSON & VAN NAME.
Tel 2TiO John 81 Pine street
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Furnished apartments to Let

Furnished II partmentS to Let.
ST. PAUL HOTEL, SET f5EEfEQ FURNISHED
Goth ST., CORNER COLUMBUS AVE:
Refined Horne Tor Families, Bachelors and TransentA
q rooms detached bath. 100 week.
7b rooms private bath. 500 and up.
euifes paror. bedroom. bath 400 and
Restaurant: telephone room; transportation ac-
ccssbiiity unexcelled
T-rRACTTVE furnished apartments subet. inspected;
n desirable localities Mrs. ALEXANDER. Real Is
tate % West S3d
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Abne~ C. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York hereby given TO al persons having claims
against ARCHIBALD ". BEEBE. late Of County OF
York deceased 70 present the same with vouchers
business at the once Thomas j. Falls 40 Liberty
Street IN City Of New York. Borough Of Manhattan
on o. before the 18th day Of July
dated New York. the 18th day Of January 1904.
ANNA PRESTON BEEBE Executrix
FALLS Attorney fer Executrix. 40 Liberty
st New City thorough of Manhattan
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n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

- Abner G. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County Of New
York dated Is March. io4 notice hereby gwen 70 All
having against Cornelta Thayer Rooo late
County New York deceased 70 present the same
the subscriber at his place OF
transactng business. the Office OF stephen H DIN. No
in The City OF New York. or before
the 10th day o. October next
Dated New York. the oath day OF March. 1904.
JAMES HAMPDEN ROBB. Executor.
STEPHEN H. OLIN. Attorney for Executor. % Nassau
St.
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IL OF an order OF Hon. Abnsr c Thomas a Surrogate
OF the County York, notice hereby given 10 an
persons hnvinE against John D. fitzpatrick lafs
County Of New York; deceased to present
thereof TO the subscriber
the law Offices OF Frederick
TIiU William street. II the City York or
before 10th DAY OF April next Dated ne
5th day Of October, 1908
RAYE X COOK. Administrators
FREDERICK TREVOR HILL. Attorney for Adrnnistra-
arr 81 William ST. Manhattan. New York City
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- Abner C. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF Nov
York hereby given all persons having claims
against Caroline NJ Weaver. late OF the County OF New
York deceased the same with vouchers there
OF TO the subscriber place transactng business
No a. Nassau Street. IN The City OF New York.
before Both day o. September next
DATED New York 23d DAY OF March. 1904.
TEN BROCK MORSE. Executor.
EDWARD STETsON GRIFFTNG Attorney for Executor.
IS Street. Manhattan. The City Of New York.
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