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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
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--...ro Ian s-Whatever weakness wheat
.,,r.d to-day was at the operinG when there
Is G Fenersl selling by the crowd because con-
as were higher. The opening was ct about 40
rnosr yesterdays close. but this proved the low
,,,- The early offerings were absorbed When
-. .-oU5 came 70 cover its early selling there
-.s an advance OF over lie. The market closed
.ust where i left Of yesterday May sold at $40
ca af g7,.c and closed at S7asc sellers; January
,,ssd At &c Whatever selling was done by TIE
-,wd was on the assumption that the foreign
-uation was a little less wa-like. Apart from
,hs the news was rather buIdsh- The Modern
,r'er" said that the Southwest was badly IN need
- moisture The map showed continued dry
weather throughout Kansas Minneapolis reported
r,od -four sales and the millers were the prin-
o,,al BUYERS OF cash wheat Liverpool was IA
lover. Argentina shipped 10000 bushels Arneri-
"a, clearances fo- the week were $4,000 bushels
TIE Northwest cars were 49,. against go last year
TIE primary total was e53CoO bushels against 49,.
90 last year Clearances were only 5000 bushels
Armour continues his scalping operations, taking
tie wheat on the breaks and selling It On the
rallies
There was & better demand for cash corn. Ship
ping sales were 5000 bushels The business would
have been larger except that the No : corn, the
grade the seaboard IS after. is scarce Futures
closed unchanged to &c higher. A feature was the
h.ying OF January. May sold ct 46s4c and IT Htsc,
and closed 81 1850: January. 43s4c. Prices were
weak al the outset On the advance in consols The
best prices were en- the cash situation. Good corn
vas PC higher The poor corn, OF which there is q
good deal, was lower. The PaJten interest is the
best buyer ce futures. Argentina shipped only
ES4 90 bushels Liverpool was sd to "a. lower. Re-
ceipts were % cars. with no contract The est
mate for tomorrow IS 400 The slight yield
ing al The close was the big estimate Shipping
sales $500 bushels. Oats closed isc lower to
a<o higher, January the strongest 1t closed at
Bsc. May. $3.50, sellers; July $3.50, sellers There
was good shipping demand both for carlots and
for --grs sIi b11ei has Ev
been done for sprilg shipment, and l25O bushels Of
standard oats were taken to-day TO load out Re
cepts were los cars: to-orrows estimate las. Cash
cats were zc higher. Western offerings kept light,
except from Illinois. Shipping sales were e. 900
bushels
The outside buvinE OF provisions not so large,
sDd the selling By packers little gen.
eral. Pork closed 2Jc under yesterday; lard and
ribs &c TO I2c uuuer The outsider has been taking
his profits Tor several DAYS. Hogs sc loo
lower. At Western points there were 70 600 hogs.
compared with g. GO last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

NJ ( L. Hess have sold for the LOOMS estate
represented by Halves & Metcaf. No. g. University
Pace. adjoining the northwest corner of Tenth-st
10 an investor. who will alter the property for
business. The size is 27 by 100 feet
william 2. Mangam has sold for l. Manley a
plot OF three lots in Seventh-ave feet south OF
One-hundred- -twenty -second-st size IS by 100
Feet, TO Jacob Weinstein. for Improvement This
property has not changed hands for over sixty
years.
The four story and basement dwelling house. No
% vest Thirty second-st lot 22s by 98s feet.
has been sold
adam a schopp has sold for Morris weinstsin
No $50 East Twentysixth-st. four story front and
= Morris Weiss has resoId for the Hudson Realty
fI a 5fd1 N HGs S2a and S24 Asterda two
% p; 9 y, w; Bume nthal and Jonas & CO, have
Nc; 243 East One-hundred-a nd-fourteenth-st-. a
"ye Story hathouse. on lot p BY lO-l feet
messy No 30 East One-hundred thirty hrst-st,
a three story dwelling house on lot rs by SO II
co50 0odm "a Simon have s9qgh: the s0utassss
tenement house. on lot q by S. feet
o. Isid9re Teitelbaum has sold to Mr.. Levy Nos,
on q t0 8 By Is feet SIX story tenement house.
Henry Corn has sold plot 80 by 100 feet, at the
St St and Seventh-ave. and plot 22 by 100 feet: at
se s sn o1 to- Go6n
The The st gL Smith he. Company has sold for
story and basement brownstone dwelling house. OF
The Commonwealth Realty Company has bought
from the Hannah BeckeI estate Nos. % and 81
West Ninety-efghth-st.. two FIVE story fathouses,
each on lot 25xl0G.u feet
Isabel H. Cromhy has sold No AS East One
acknowledgements, northwest corner OF Lex
ington-ave.. q five story fathouse, on lot 25x1Cc1
feet.
TeiteIbaum & Klein have sold to Harry siegel
No Zl58 Second ave. a five story tenement house
lot 25x1O0 feet
Nevins & Perelman have bought from Margaret
l. Boylan and Anna R. siebert. No. . to 81 West
One hundred and -ntnetee1th-st, five three story
dwelling houses. on plot 59,4xi00 Tx irregular
Hiram REaidO Bro. have resoId for Louis
Lese 10 Nandelhauuc & Levine the plot 75x1O0 II
feet, the south side OF ne-hundred-and-hfth-
st. 800 feet east OF FItth-ave. The buyers have
TesOid.
Gordon, Levy & Co have sold No 81 SIS East
Thrteenth-st, three five story fathouses on plot
slx-o33 feet
Louis .Iinsky has resoId several more parcels IN
the block bounded by West End and Amsterdam
aves., and Sxty-siXth and Sixty-seventh sts which
he bought from the Equitable Life Assurance So
cietv short time ago
Henry \ Davis has sold 10 Frieda Hart the
Iowa Nos I25 and 1877 West Oae-hundred-and-
fourth-st seven story apartment house. on plot
6oxlO0.11 feet
NJ l. & c. Ernst have sold FIVE story triple
fathouse with stores. lot &c sxl0O feet at tho
northwest corner OF ST Ann's-ave- and One-hun-
dTed-and-thirty-fo urth-st: to NJ Ahler, who gave
IN part payment No. 22f3 Bathgate-ave, a three
story single fathouse. lot 2lxSs feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Curley. Patrick Title Guarantee Trust
Company Crotona-ave Park, NorJh-s,
No T. yrs; 4s per OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $4,000
KeSser. Max, 10 PinCus Lowenfeld and another;
. LeXing ton-ave. n 46th-sJ. Nos I27
l29; prior mortgage SI2.50o; demand
per cent 1850
Maier, Louis and another 70 Excelsior Savings
Bank; 1st-ave. % II OF lsth-st yrs;
Keenan, John 10 Morton Trust Company: Ist-ave
No L52I 1881. cor s0th-st; yrsi
Same r Smith; property; prior
mortgage, S66 O00 yTs. 10000
The Finch School, 10 Central Realty Bond and
yr per cent - 10000
Westchester-ave, Il G cor Trrtty-ave; l vi
Braun Louisa German Savings Bank: 5th-st,
29l # Of ave. D; Az per cent. 1900
Cunningham. Thomas, 10 Title Guarantee and
Trust Company: bexington-aVe. No 1886; 3
Parsons. WIN. to Ernigraat Industrial Savings
Bank: Issth-st No Clio TO GIG West mort
cages; "; - per cent each GOO
Same TO same 1SSth-st No COS : West;
mortgages; "; Al per cent 1000
Thorn, Wesley. 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
Company; ATlsterdani-ave. 5 155th-st; l
SIawson Geo I, and another. to JACOB Lawson:
Broadway. 5, 5o1l fl OK l1eth-st; yrs;
Jackson Isidore al Lawyers Title Insu--
Company; WerTen-st cor Greenwich
-; Ut: > per cent 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
NurrOgGtes' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Or AN ORDER OF HON
Abner c Thomas. q Surrogate Of the County OF
New York, Notice hereby given persons having
claims Francis Crawford. County OF
New York deceased. present the same. voIch-
thereof TO the subscribers their place
acting business. 1t The Office OF Fett-etch siIkman
Seybel. No. ~ Park Row Chimes Building in The
city Of New York. Borough Of Manhattan. on or be-
fore the day OF July
Dated New York, tho 24th day OF December 1903
JAMES 9 CRAWFORD. p,,ec1,-o-,
WILLIAM z DILLER. : A--'o-S'
FETTRETCH. SELhMAS & SEYBELS Attorneys for
Executors. Il Park Row. Borough OF Manhattan
City OF New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Aren-st. Nos 1s5 Is7. e. 5Oxs7 6x5Ox75:
other: mortgages s5I.5ooe ST. SO
Riverside Drive. No 10. =. runs = 81 SIX n TX
8lx 1Sx 81 Ok 5x e. Ok 5 25.4; James z
Pitman Daniel S McElroy: mortgages, SEQ
900 .Nornina
North PTesbyterlan church; mortgage $1,000 ZOO
155tE-st n :. $50 It OF AmsterdaI.l-ave, LOOK
North Presbyterian Church; mortgage $500 4aO
GreeDWich-st, Warren-st G5 1x76:
ana another -.-t,-. TO-
70 the Church OF Our Lady OF Mount Carmel;
mortgage. 5000 .Noulina
Barretto-st, s. I'll n OF 165th-st 5oxIOO;
Thomas Ferme. referee, 10 Seymour Realty
Company: mortgage $500. Observation-Disclosures. dc0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
DRoPOsAI.s FoR HORsEHIpE Cloves

Phils- Depot. Q. NJ Dept. 1923 Arch ST.. Phna.
Pa January lst lsoa1seaed pro22S1js In tEipeate
January 18TH 1904 for delivery either the Philadsl-
phia Boston Chicago san Francisco Depots OF the
Department: Of 5000 pairs Yellow Horse
hide Gloves conforming existing standards spec-
Proposals for less quantities than advertised
for Will be bids delivery
points than those will entertained Ea-Y
deliveries essential and bidders must their
prcposal. with what Tapdity they viii them. IN
case failure make deliveries proposed the usual
deductions price delayed deliveries VIII made
Government reserves the right 70 reject accept Or
proposals part thereof Preference given to
Production manufacture, conditions
Of quality and price uncludns IN the price OF Foreign pro
duction the theTeOnl being equal \
GUARANTEE IN 10 per Of the value Of the Gloves
proposed accompany each proposal. UNGUAR-
ANTEED BIDS VIII not be considered Blanks for pro
specifications will bs furnished appca-
ton Envelopes containing proposals 70 De endorsed Pro
HOrsehlle GlJveS.' and addressed Colonel
J. NJ aIAPSHALI4 Assistant Q NJ General L. S. Army
pepSt QuaTtermaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
REAL ESTATE.
I0co More Large Vacant Uptozcn
Plots Change Hands.

me demand for vacant property north OF Fifty
i-lI.-st. SUI continues brisk \ firm of operators
yesterday bought plot OF seven lots 10 by lO0u
1eet, on the south side Of Observation-Disclosures
EEelWeen central Park West and Manhattaa-ave
I'm JoAT l. Parsons Mr.. Parsons has owned the
1lCpei " Tor twenty years. Il also reported
cay that contract 20 buy plot Of eighteen
80 IN neutrality-suspicious. and One-hUndred-
S5lIL-e!eVenth sts, between Broadway and Amster-
=; } mad been signed. Mary A. P Draper
20 I.e owner The plot has a frontage of 2O0 feet
"a 1athecral Parkway and of $50 feet In One-hun-
HrN o-eleEenth-st The consideration in the
draper sale is said to have been about S24eO0a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

One hundyed-and-ssventy west side. S55
feet south OF Westchester- ave. two tvo-story
frame dwellings. lex7L6; Annie 5 Mackenzie. own
er. W. c. Dickerson. architect. 5000.
Columbus-ave. south side 100 feet west OF Union
port Road two-story frame dwelling 2lxf5. Thomas
Scott. owner and architect $500.
Van CO-tlandt Lake. northeast corner, oue-stOry
frame cuvlers' house, 30x2o; City OF New-T oyk,
owner: 3. Eblirg. architect; 5000
One-hundreG- nd thirty-hfth-st-, north side 251
feet west of Wtllow-ave-, twO-stOry brick stable
aud dwelling 50x2s; Robert J. Rooney. owner. John
De Hart architect: 81 go.
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MAR NLAND.
Public Notice.

THE CITY OF NEW YORK. pEPARIafE'r OF
Oy-GH OF MANHATTAN. NO. go BROADWAY.
STEWART BUILDING. January ; 1904
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. AS RE
~ outred BY the York Charter. that tbs
Annual Record OF the Assessed Naluz-
t1n of Real Personal Estate OK the Borc1shs Ok
ccrprisng The City Of New York VIII be for
sutlaton the second Monday OF Jal1u
ary, and viii remain open until the FIRST DAY OBJ
during the time that the open public
spectiOu application &c made BY person or cor
oraton claiming aggrtsved by the assessed vaua
lion OF personal estate 20 have the same cor
In the Borough OF Manhattan main office
Department o. Taxes and assessments. No $50 Broad
II the Borough Of The Bronx. the Office % the De-
parnent Municipal Building. Cae Hundred and Seventy
seventh and Third avenue
Borough Of Brooklyn. az the oce OF the Depart
Municipal Building
OF Queens. at the Office OF the Depart
rnent Hackett Building Jackson avenue and Fifth
Long Island cry.
In me Borough OF Richmond the once OF the De-
partrent, Masonic Building. SJapletou-
Corporations n an the BOrougns mast mako applications
only main ofdcs in the BoroCsh OF Manhattan
relation the assessed valuation
sonaI person assessed
ONCE OF the Department IN the Borough where such
business The City OF New York the of1ce OF
Department the place Of business
located. OF 10 a. and D
cept Saturday, when all applications Be uA4s
between 10 a and L noon
FRANK A o'DoNNEL.
JAMES b soUCK.
JOHN J. BRADY.
EDWARD TODD.
SAMUEL SrRASBOURQEA
commissioners es Eaxes AID AssessusnA1e
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CEALEp RIps OF ESTIMATES WILL BE

~ received OF the Borough Of Msnhat
tan az The city Hall. 40. 10 until y a
' - TUESDAY, JANUARY 12. 1904.
FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AiATE,FLAL Is
TOOLS. ETC DURING TIE 4LAh ls3s n ny
ANT DOORS OF VARIOUS PUBLIC BUILDINGS
CSGTTFTS AND OFFICES UNDER THE CARE OF THE
TTT,SIr5F-seT' or TTID BOROUGH or MANHATTAN.
For frll psrtlcuIars city Record.
JOHN +. AHEARN. Borough President
The CITY OF New YORK. January z 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
TO IMPROVE PLOT WITH SYNAGOGUE

E. Burlando has sold for the Westminster Exempt
Firemen's Association n plot 5ox114 feet on the
north side OF Ninth-st-. Isl feet east OF White
Plains-ave. 70 RI bbi Morris Platlin. a synagogue
viii be built the site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
INTERESTING mADlsoN-Avg. DEAL.

According to q report. the hve-story building. on
lot 25xlOo feet at the southeast corner OF Forty
titrd-st. and Aadson-ave- has been sold for 300
ono Il IS also said that No G2S Madisou-ave which
sdjoins the corner parcel. also been sold. The
reports have not been confirmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
NEW FIFTH-AVE. RECORD PRICE.

II was reported yesterday that the price paid for
the property No. 81 FIfth-ave.. which was sold a
few days ago by Joseph Mbank Frank Martin,
OF Paris $500 Coo II this report IS correct the
price paid a square foot for the parcel was more
than $40. record for the section.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate County OF New
York notice Is hereby given
against Alice Hills Law. late Of the County Of
York deceased. present the with vouchers
the Eubscrbcr II his place
No 100 BrcadWsy. IN The City Of New York. before
the LIST day Of June next
Dated New York the 10th day Of November. 1903.
SETH B ROBINSON. Attorney for Executor IS Nassau
St. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

27th-st. No s27 TO $50 West. for two SIX story
brick Re thouses. % Kiss 8: L kaufman, owner.
4 Z Bsct architect. Observation-Disclosures. So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
Proposals.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Park Board, the Office Of the Department Of
Parks Arsenal Building. Fifth Avenue and Slxtyfourth
Street. Borough % Manhattan. The City Of New York
THCRSDAY JANUARY H. 1904
Borough of Brooklyn.
FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND FUR
STSHInSG AND ERECTING ALL THE MATERIALS
NECESSARY TO COMPLETE THE DORSEY COLLIE
TON CASES FOR THE MUSEUM BUILDING or THE
BROOKLYN INSTITUTE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES.
fun particulars see CITY RECORD.
WILLIAM r. WILCOX
JOHN 2. GUSTS.
RICHARD YOUNG,
Commissioners.
Dated December -. 1903.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09

A DYERTTSEMESTS and subscTIption. for The Tribune
~ received their Uptown
NO. I,Sei BROADWAY.
Advertisements VIII De received following branch
cfices At regular Office rates until o'clock VIZ:
f54 sth-aEe, cor 23d-st 1853 6th-nye.. i2th-
81; 92 East fsth-sf. 25s West 42d-st. between eth
zaa sth ayes e6S West r25th-st.: 3Ss 3d-ave. be-
18th and 18th 1895 3d-ave., 6lst-st
Los 1st-aEe near s9th-sts l5s East 12bthst; $50
Trenont-ave-; sd-ave. nea- 4ist-st;
es Clristopher-st. Brooklyn. N Y.-s Court-stI 2Is
CSuYt-st.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abne- c. Thomas Surrogate Of the County OF New
Notice II hereby given TO all having
gaiust Maria l. CEeesnnan. late County Of
deceased 10 the with
the subscriber az his place q ransaeng business
the Office Dexter, OSBORN Gillespie No Il Troa lway
Borough Manhattan, in The City Of York or
before the 22nd day Of June
Dated Kew York. the l1-h Gay Of December 1903
TIMOTHY NATI4ACI CHEESMAN Executor
DEXTER. OSBORN 6 GILLESPIE, Attoraey6 Tor FL
ecutor. II Broadway. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09

York notice Is hereby given 20 all persons having claims
Moses Stefel. late Of the County
deceased present the with vouchers thsreof n
The subscribe al his place of transact.ng business AZ
The Of Leonard BrOnner. No. Tyroa 1vyav
the city Of New York before 10Th da5 Of
Nay
Dated New York the 4th Gay OF Novemre- 1904
JULIUS APRIL Adririztra.,-
LEONARD BRONNEH. Attorney 70. Adnliniglrator 500
Broadway Borough of Manhattan. New York ctr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
CEALED BIDS % ESTDIATEs Mill b

- By Presiden; OF the Borough OF Manhat-
tan. City Hall Room! 80. IG untii II
TUESDAY. JANUARY IL. 1901.
FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING FOR THE
USE OF THE VARIOUS PUBLIC BUILDINGS. COGRIS
ETC THE BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN, WITH
SEVEN THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED COCO GROSS
Tons 70 240 POUNDS To 4 TOD OF BEST WHITE
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL
For fllu partlcuiarg see CITY Pecort-
JOHN F. AHHAFN Borough President
The City OF New York January ? 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
STEERS. HENRY-IN PURSUANCE OF AN

Il
order Of Hen. Abner c. Thomas. r Surrogate the
County Of HeT-Yo-k notice i: hereby given all per
having claims against Hcnry Steers. late OF tho
County CT New York. deceased. present same,
vouchers thereof to the subscribers their place
uansecring business tie Office Charles Thadde1s
Terry. No io7 Broadway Borough Of Manhattan.
IN the city OF New York. before the OF
May next Dated New York tie 10th October,
1909 HENRY STEERS
JAMES r STEERS,
PHOEBE A STEERS,
CHARLES TT1ADDECs TERRY Attorney for Executors
leI broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
80 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09

| FUhoOANOH OF AN UhDkk OF HON.
- =. Fitzgerald a Surrogate Q tts County
HeH York, notice If hereby al perso, bayine
claims Annie Cole Morgan Of the County u
York. deceased 10 present the same with vouchers
the subscribe mia place of transactlng
at the Office OF Dvarts Tracy q Sherman his
sttarneys, Nc, 81 Wan Street. in the city York
On q before the eighteenth day Of February next.
Dated New YORK. third day Of August 1874
MATTHEW MORGAN Executor,
No. 50 Wall Street. New YORK n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

$3.50 u Ber6ca-ave H knaenbley Ct al exrs. agt
l. Z Mestantz ct al; G II HYDE. " L ref
$4,000 o. IS. 150 a.; plaintiff
SS5 .OOU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09
X PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

y CINo O--'C4@ OF AN OItDLh Ut HUN.
- 9 Thomas, Surrogate o he County Of Nevp
York notice is hereby given all persons having claims
against William Sanghart lata OF the County New
York. deceased. 10 present the same with vouchers
thereof the subscriber Place Of t-ansacTinn
the oface % Edgar Whitlock l4I Broad
way. in tie B9roush Of MaHhatten IN The ely New
Dated New York. ne 18th day Of October. 1905
OSCAR H BANGHART. Executor.
way Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
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LOUISVILLE g NASHVILLE r. r. co.
IdE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
Notice of Summons.
STPRFNE COURT COUNTY OF


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York--Auge:e Irene Callan. Committee OF the
Person ans Estate % Wfred L White, incompetent
person Painth. against The American Surety Company
OF New York, domestic corporation Lewis J. White,
$ohn Reid. Caroline b Wales Ann BeHnett Philippe
Nethof otherwise known q 3 Wieth1fg The Sisters
ot the Peace, foreign religious corporation Lewis :.
Harold tal!an. Callau
Gerard Cailan. Raymond Callll Kenneth CallEn
PENDANTS Summons. the above named defendants and
each or them; lou hereby summoned answer the
complaint N this action and copy
the plaintiffs attorneys within after
service OF this exclusive % the Of service,
wl taken against you - default.
demanded in the complaint.
Dated 18th Dscsmbv-, 1903.
Luis James Phelps Plaintiffs Attorrey ONCE and
9aee Address 50 Nassau street, City and County OF
New
To tho above named defendants Caroline b. wales.
lewis J " hlte, Ann Bennett and The Sisters OF
Peace: The foregoing = upon You By
publication pursuant order q Hon James Fltz-
gerald. OF the justices Cf the Supreme Now
York dated the 11th OF December. 1908. fled
with tie complain the Once clerk Of the
County OF New York tie County Court House e
New York on the Slst day q December. 1909.
Dated New YORK. - january. 1904
LUIS James Paepg. Attorney for Plaintiff OHs
Once Address No g. Nassau Street Borough o Man
haitian Clty ant state New York
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SEALEp PROPOSALS. ENDORSED PRO

- poseIs fo- Building No. go tho
Bureau OF Yards and Decks Navy De2aItTne5 Washing
ton o'clo. February g. 1874. ana then
ana there publicly opened, FOR constructing Two story
X H Fuads avaiabs SIS. 900 Plans and specifications
furnished by the Chief Of Bureau upon deposit q
MONDEL-AI end
cS01-T ChiaY Of Bureau. December 80 1893
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-09

The Dust OF James srlithson wiz be removed from
Genoa Italy grounds of the Smithsonian Inst-
tuition of Washington. d. c. In to-nsrrows Tribune.
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N PURSUANCE oF AN ORDER nF HoN

FJhoU-h-NNL OF An UhDER OF HON.
Abner c Thomas. e Surrogate OF tho County OF New
York Notice is hereby given persons having claims
willard p. Boyd County OF New York
deceased present the same vouchers thereof 20
the subscriber her place OF ransactag business Room
73s. IS Broad Street. The OF York
before the 2nd dew CT 5Iey
Dated New York. the 5uJh day OF October, 1903
HELEN J.. BOYD,
Administrative with ghe will annsred
P. A. CAMPBELL Attorney for the Aomnisrarrz. sto.
% Broad Street y Y. City.