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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
GATES IN u. S. REALTY.
Elected a Director@H. S. Black Is
Made President.

AZ q meeting yesterday afternoon Of the board
q directors OF the United States Realty and Con-
struction Company. II. 8. Black was elected presi-
dent OF the company. succeeding Brsdish Johnson.
and Henry Bulge. Frank II. Ray and John w
Gates were elected I'll vacancies in the executive
committee
Il had been reported that the board would at this
meeting take up a plan for resdiusting the capi-
talization OF the company. but f. could not be
definitely learned whether not this subject had
aecr discussed The present authorized capitallza-
ton Is Sc GjJOo0 common stock. OF wnch ss3iso'5
iy outstanding and &s0oo0000 per cent cumulative
pr, erred stock. Of which S2Qle9 has been issued
There IS no bonded Indebtedness. The new plan. II
Is understood from good sources. cOntenplates the
issue OF $1,000 first mortgage 81 per cent ponds
and least sls 200 900 new stock. The preferred
eockho5ers TO receive 20 per cent OF their holdings
3n the first mortgage bonds and 81 per cent IN me
new stock. and the owners Of the common STOCK
10 get new stock the amount Of ~ per cent OF
their present holdings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
DIG UP DRAIN TO RESCUE TERRIER
Dog Belonging to Tom Mason Chased q
Cat and Got Stuck

Montclsir ~. J.. Fob Am Aisretais terrier
owned by Tom Mason. OF Life who lives at
Glen Ridge chased a Maltese cat into a pipe US -
for drainage purposes at Woodland and Ridge
wood aves yesterday afternoon The cat which
smaller than It's canine sgsressor. managed
TO get through the pipe. the latter being partly
filled with ice. but the deg got stuck when about
four feet from the end.
Some the disappearance Of cat and dog
and the reappearancs OF tho cat only. and told
Mr. Mason. lie tried 90 coax tho dog out as X
the cat hadn't done coaxing enough. but found his
efforts Intellectual.
authorities 10 allow him 10 dig up the pipe He
therefore hired gang of wOrkmen to dig the
frozen earth. and in the mean time sent 70 Bloom
field for s. worth Of wood. which was piled about
the frozen Pipe and set fire in the hope tina
a thaw would ensue and give the terrier more
room.
After several hours labor the pipe dug out
an dthe dog found wedged In IL. The animal
injured. and when released showed its graft
tude by licking the hands OF its various rescuerA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
MAYOR AT TRIAL OF CITY MARSHAL.
Hear, Case Of Man Who Tried TO Have
Charge Against Him Settled Out of Court

ond session OF what he calls the courtmartial'
OF city Marshal Samuel I. AbramsorL of No. 80
Clnton-st On Tuesday tho Mayor summary
checked an attempt settle he case out Of court
Acting under order from Justice Holman, OF
the Fifth District Municipal Court, Abramson went
to the coffee house OF Morris Dinitz. at No. lS2S
Third ava on November Is TO levy the cash
register satisfaction OF Judgment OF so-no $50
obtained by a named Held He took the po-
ucernan on post IN with him. Then in the presence
OF the policeman, Dintz Dinitzs wife and Abrsm-
sons clerk. sam krislcy. AbTamson seized n.
cash register and counted. he says, openly the
money fOund-S23 %. This he turned over to Dinitz
Dinitz declared however. that there vas SO % In
the register.
Abramson said at the hearing that II he could
only ind the policeman he could prove his aSser
tons. Then Mayor Mcclellan adjourned the case
until Monday morning. and In tho meantime issued
an order TO have the policeman on the pest appear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New-York, Wednesday, Feb 8, 1904

Christlana 10 end C1rstiansand 10 20 Punch Eiys q
Co. with II cabin and passengers
Prinze-sin Victoria (oer), Russer s,
Thomas January u San Juan 10 For de- France Is 81
EInRston q SantiaRo q Havana 81 ara Ssssa az -
the Hamburg American Line with lO2 cabin
Arrived az the Bar at 1913
Norton SON IN ballast Arrived at IN. Bar at s m
wobun t3rp. Meike. CaTdenas January % ana
Havana ~ 20 Winchester a Co. with sugar Arrive
steamer Upland CSor schlytter Tampioo January q
and Havana IS 70 James Ward q Co. with mdse
rived ct the Bar At 7:iO m.
Steamer Leon XIII (Spanish). Unbsrt Vera Crus Jan
uary and the CompaniA Trasatlantica
with 30 cabin and Is passengers Ar
Steamer Heivig Mcneil CGer), Hansen. CY.nfu.so,
January 20 70 Daniel Bacon. with Arrived tha
Steamer Concho, Barstow Galveston January u end
Key West 30. 70 G II Mallory & Co. with Passed
steamer FL Norte. Gardner. Galveston January 2s 70
the Southern Pacific Company. with mdss Quar-
nntine at $40 n
Steamer Arapahoe KeubIe Jacksonv:. January 81 ana
passengers mdse Passed sandy 10 so m
Steamer oneida French. Philadelphia. William Z.
Steamer Pandosa Orl Crossley Philadelphia February
] II Winchester a co. In ballast viii load for Bor-
deaux. Arrived the Bar at IN.
Steamer jamestown. CATHERINE. Newport News and
Norfolk to ola Dominion passenger, an
Passed Quarantine at 2OI
Steamer MarFaretha tGer) FretEurs. Havana January
%. with moasses 20 order Vessel to w u
sandy Hook. ). Feb 3 $50 m-wIad sou,b-.outh-
west. moderate breeze: clear.
SAILED
Steamer Maravsi C) for Trinidad etc Prin-
Anne Norfolk Newport News. Alamo Galveston
Norikyn Nor). Rio Janeiro Buenos Ayres etc.
pool: Rotterdam Dutch Rotterdam: VIRGIL (r, Monte
vfGeo. Buenos Ayres. etc: Proteus NeH-Orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
PUBLIC FIGHT OYER son.
Scene in Railroad Station--Man SAID
IYife Wnnted to Abdnct Son.

Arthur F. Smith. Of No ITO Prospect-st' "es'
BROOKLYN created scene yesterday IN the Pennsyi-
vania Railroad Station. Jersey City, By charge
that his wife Florence Smith who was suing him
FOR a divorce, was trying 10 abduct their son Lo-
than who with her. Smith said his VIE IN
tended TO take the boy to Washington.
A lawyer who was with Smith tried to read 70
Mrs Smith an order granted by Justice Leventrftt
forbidding her take the child out Of the turis-
diction OF the court. MS Smith refused 10 listen
70 the order. A policeman was called and MIS-.
Smith told him that she had idea OF taking the
how 70 Washington She said she had come TO meet
her mother Mrs. Ward whom she expected 10 ar,
rive by the o'clock train. She said the court h1d
given her the right 10 the child after school hours
until il was time for him home to his father
house at night.
While these explanations were being made, Mrs
Ward arrived. With her aid the trouble was sd-
justed and the party returned 10 Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The petitions In bankruptcy fled yesterday n tn
Cnitea States District Court were as follows:

The petitions In bankruptcy fled yesterday n the
Gnited States District Court were follows:
FRANK Y. WEISS. % No. l..g5 Thi-5-ave. IN a
voluntary petition gives liabilities SS7.UIs o. ard
saye he has as7sts lie be Is Indebted 70 the
s0nslrnerr Brewing Company OF avenue ana Fifty
rourth % TIE amount % si5 20 Samuel Mayer OF
nc. lus Last Efy-fCurZal-s... 81
Nork, ss1a2 90 .adEmcnts 1886 - each OBJ
Nined In the Tenth Municipal Court .902 1903
To- Violations ctt ordnance; Knoll 5l0
tast I1ehts-eighthst. s2eo0 Herhort c l'el and
tllefe. a. q TUXEDO PARK y :, Yer a tweuty-one
feAs lease q me premises No. l<2O DroaaWsy dated
ION Nay j. 1902 the rental which
5000 the ys-Ts end So 2s7 ~ a year
for ren1ainiuF eleven
The sc1ecles q NATHAN SCTETsEESEIs CIV. liabilities
q tls 3d. consisting Ok cihlrns amount
OF $500 and S2htso and bills whicn -
sflt 70 % pae ~ other PARTIES thereto
- 80 - wtlcs 80 ocO Is
seNstty secqiso--t M liE.sst creditors are
ttneriean Noolen Company. NeolS. Be-rheimer A. Va
tef, rroul.iin-st and Eroadp-ay ssO7l. William
Gem -, 30 orcene-st. S6.s3s: Niagarn Wooden
<e-t so.ooo within Opeuhym :. Son. Mercer as
SrSd sts, SeeoS. aud Fourteeuth Street Rark
XSvo bctegse sne sun M
0S0knsss AZ Ho. lea GTeene-sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Liverpool. Feb sSailed. Celtic OBJ Lindsay
New-Yorie via Queenstown.
Plymouth. Feb 2 12:4O m-Arrived. rteamer Pretoria
Schrottcr Nevv-Yufk for CherbourE Ham
(and proceeded.
Brow Head Feb 3-Passed. Chicago City Csr.
Hunter. New-York for Bristol
Rotterdam. Feb B. 10 a m-Salled. steamer Sloterdyk
Dutch. Baron. New York; "a arrived steamer
Washington tGerb. Tholen. NewYork.
Feb ARRIVED. Wilhelm II
Feirnkasten NeN-TOrk via Plymouth ChcrbotIrg
UGvre. Jan 31Seiled steamer Bordeaux tF) UnswOrth
New-YorN: arrived. steamer Patria tFortl. Harbarts
New-York
Port said Feb 3-Arrived steamer Tberus Ger). Unrsh
New-York for Alden. Singapore. Manila,
Feb 3Arrived steamer Ichtenfels Ger from Cal
and Colombo fOr Boston and Nevv-York
Brisbane. Feb ARRIVED steamer HaVershan Grange
Or) Howe. New-YOrk via 81 Vincent. c v Ere
mantle, Adelaide and Melbourne.
Sydney. ". Feb ARRIVED. steamer Everton Grange
Brown. Nev-YOrk via Mel
bourne and Zealand ports
MontevdeO Jan 3l-Arrived steamer Sailor Prince
Jones. New-York FOR Iuenos Ayres and Roeario
Rio Janero FEB 2Sailtd steamer Byron Cr). Cadogan
New-Yorl
Santos. FEB 2-saed. Titan (Br, Amey. New
York.
Plate. Jan 2e-Arrivsd. (Br)
Wright New-York via Pernambuco yansrp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
COTTON PRICES DOWN.
RUMOR OF ANOTHER LEAK
Gve.sss at SulIy,s Profits Ran as
High as $4,000 900.

q. -. .oo.-on market nuctunted -1oely
..- Yesterday although the trading VS. m
,c.s fr volume thsn on Tuefday. ana "A, IL -,
-. .,.tv. ortions were about 90 points lower 'ia
=. .r,,o-1.,..s close The circulation OF repo''
81. a large cotton pool. ssic 20 have peeh l"i
A. she Office OF Daniel !. 6Uny q Co ulree w.
- lsa sust been wound up. End that me Iiol'
,-,,.-,,f.r 20 "a Der cent. had boen oisVfiOat'-
-.,- ,ssea 70 the selling movement. OUTSIDE
49, arguing ffst the dissolution OF the pooi'
,ro,,rlsa win the announced Intention OF "a 9.-.
a. tsle "a fortnights vacation, rneaht thA' 1'7
,rfnclpal b-n support had been wi'hoF-"H '0"'
the market. -, .-.-
A. Morse al that he knew nothing about poOi
hs.f7g been formed described Many suessoS
,vore made yesterday 20 sulyr prohts tihs sec
son the estimates running up re- high az s0V'o0'o
The cotton market opened fairly STEADY ges1el-
a., v,,+b Dsceulber selling Is points lower than
fhe preceding nights close other n1oiths SOTO a.
srorn 6 points lower 20 points higher nv
.tandv tone -vas not long maintained nisss OF
s.tlinE orders had been received over night al1
prices were forced down partly on talk mat at
last the bull campaign had come to an enc II
s.esped apparent that there was no organized SUP
.ort 70 proes and trading ring was eurrouil0eo
b. e. pushing throng OF wildly excited Or0AeiS'
u had been thought that the Decline ci over q
cant a pound on Tuesday had shaken out the
.,u+s,d. long interest but the recent advance OF
about 81 osnts q pound IN little over two weeks
a.sn enabled many outsiders TO accumulate proh
Gufroieft 70 nfopect LnesE %CCoo--A
fovvever these holders seemed anxious TO close
yDut their holdings and convert into cash WHAT WIS
seft Of their paper profits 81. - *
Al the lowest OF the CAV March SOLD AZ loeoo'
against 1919 ut the close on Tuesday. May al IT,,
~ points down. and July az 1902 cents. % P9La.s
bower. Toward noon supporting orders from AeWo "
xDrleaus came in. raly1ng the market about y
routF from the lowest Trading al this teNei We
1css active and sentiment was evidently very ever
ssh anc unsettled There Was more OF less pey ll.b
on the reaction theory, ana buying orcers were -
loeved from New-Orleans. There was se t. 90
selling for long accounts, and II appeared ha, ne
bears were feeling confident as result OF ru-
suor- that leak in the fOrthoouing Census Bureau
report has caused the sudden withdraw OF local
bull support a. - So.
Rir eully came on tho exohanre floor IN tne last
hour hls arrival being followed BY renewed oug-
sur Cor both accounts, under which prices az
zRnoed about 20 points. At this level new seilne
developed. oars1nF setback. This n turn leleu
30 a xioet uutlIrn fust at the close. which the pit
S-editsd 20 buying OF May by Sully. The market
closed steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
ROCKEFELLER NOT SCORED.
University C Chicago Professors Can Crit
else Him All They Please, Harper Says.

Chicago Feb 2-'Membors OF the faculty OF the
University OF Chicago may criticise at viii. favor
ably or otherwise John d. Rockefeller. the institu-
ton's most liberal bcnefaCtOT without fear of dis
rntssal" This announcement was made by Presi-
deat Harper to TIE senior class ct the university
to-day IA response TO q question.
A student asked: Would any professor be dis
missed for crticslng John D. Rockefeller relation
70 the Standard Oil Company and public affairs?'
President Harper replied: The members of the
faculty have a right TO say what they please. The
university stands Tor free speech. No professor
has ever been dismissed for expressing his opinion
on any subject. When Or. Won Hoist was here
the university received numerous letters from all
parts the country insisting on his dismissal &C
sr1siug him Of utter1ng scditlOus sentiments. At
thst time the university ISSUED a statement that
every man entitled 70 free speech. The uni
versty Is shove such things as interfering with a
mans right OF speech"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
WHY MRS. MACARTHUR WAS MARRIED.
Husband Paid Her s12, ooo-His Creditors
Try Unsuccessfully to Get II.

Mrs Laura Macarthur, the wife OF Thomas Mo
Arthur. was yesterday declared by Justice Mccall
entitled TO keep sl2OCO which had been assigned 90
her by her husband prior TO their marriage in 1893
This money was claimed by creditors OF ths hus-
band. the chief OF them being George Macarthur,
his brother. who sued by trustee to have the as
Segment OF the money set aside. made TO de-
fraud the creditors
Mrs Macarthur Miss Laura Shavs. She was
engaged TO marry Mr.. Macarthur for some time but
refused marry until he proved successful in bust
and was able To provide for her properly. For
eight years before the wedding Macarthur boarded
with her, for the most part OF that time being an
invalid. His recovery is said be due TO her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
gUEs CONGRESSMAN LITTAUEA
Commission Merchant Alleges Conspiracy in
Action Against Him.

James Stern. a commission merchant Of this city
has begun in the Supreme Court n suit against
Congressman Lucius y. Idttauer. Mr.. Nttauer's
brother and lawyers. alleging conspiracy and
asking for S2a00 damages. The suit is based on
al attempt OF the Llttauers 10 force Mr.. Stern to
pay a claim which the Manhattan Glove Leather
Company had against the Pings & Primer Com
pany according TO Abraham Hershaeld Mr.
etern's attorney Tho Lttaners own the glove
company. Their counsel. after the failure OF
the Pings d Primer Company. brought in Fll-
ton NCcnty. IN Congressman l1ttauers district,
a suit against NJ. stern. on the ground that he
had received The goods sold by the leather COM
pany and, ignoring extension granted by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
HILL AND HARTMAN TO COMBINE
An Omaha Rur1or-Chief Engineer Of the
Up Coming TO the Erie.

Omaha. Feb 81. p. Berry. OF B.nghsnton
y Y FOR the last six years chief engineer OF the
Union Pacific Railroad. has resigned 20 accept
similar position with the Erie. and VIII make his
besdouarters in New-Yorl City. Railroad men here
believe this change the part OF Nj Berry partly
confirms the report that Hi and Hartman VIII
rnorCa their Western holdings ana viii use the
Frie as an outlet the coast for the combined
roads
NJ Berry has made a wonderful record IN re
building the Union Pacific. ana IS understood 70
have beer rlaced IN charge Of the engineering de-
Tartrnent of the Erie in order that ne might re-
build that road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
FINDS sl25 WATCH ON COAT BUTTON
Man Does Not Know How It Got There
Thinks Self an Unconscious Pickpocket

81 don't know how I got this watch" said Will
fam McClusky. OF No 2oGS Crotona-ave.. in the
fremont police station last night as he held up 70
the sergeants view gold watch and chain worth
about sl25
what DO YOU rnean7' asked the sergeant
McCluslv explained that he had been on the ele-
waited station 1t fremont and Third aves. and got
into a crowd.
Il was pushed and tuEEed and hauled this way
and that" he said. "and finally. when got myself
rlaa- what Go ! find hanging one OF my coat
buttons bot this watch and chain. 1t isn't mine,
ard I wondered how came by It Then came TO
the conclusion that I had uEconsciously picked
somebody's pocket
NcCluekv turned the watch over 90 the care OF
the police who VIII hold IL until some one comes to
claim 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
5000 CARS OF FLOUR TIED UP.

Minneapolis. FEB st IS stated that all the
t1inueaDoIs -four mills now closed down win be
summing before the end % the week. Several. II Is
Haid. VIII grinding tomorrow The rail-
roads making every effort 10 clear their yards.
u is estimated that nearly three thousand freight
cars, most CO them containing -four from the mills,
ere Ted W IN and about this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
COAL MINERS REFUSE CUT; 1900 OUT.

Pittsblrg FEB 3.-The fifteen hundred non-union
rrosl miners employed the mines tho Els
-vcrth Coal Company. az Ellsworth. Penn. who
were told Monday OF cut In wages have re-
FUSED to work end az are now out A branch OF
the United Mine Workers Of America was formed
there night. end TIE officials Of the organiza-
sion say that q majority OF the men have joined
The Ellsworth Coal Company IS tho second
eGrEe5t independent concern IN the district Il has
always been operated with non-union men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04

S,.-n The Judgment was set aside by the Court
81 Appeals after considerable litigation ,
Ny Stern now contends that the Littauers ana
their lawyers conspired to bring the SUIT IN ful-
ton County TO coerce him into ths payinSsIlt
the goods from the Pings Primer company IN
their answer the LIttauers deny the conspiracy
charRe The suit probably will be tried TINS month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
OSCAR S. srRAus Rs.Elecreo.

At a meeting OF tho managing directors OF the
New-York Board OF Trade and transportation yes
terosy the following officers were Reelected for
Che ensuing year: President, Oscar S. Strsis; Vice
fresiCents John L. Nashburn, James Talcott.
.ohn Al. Peters: treasurer. Frank o. Herring. ana
seorctsry, frank $. Gardner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The eherir yesterday received executions for
ALSO against properly % August Roggenfanp ana Frstk
q. 1frnn trading THE BRONX ICE CREAM COM
sANT. az Caehsn5rcf seventy siEtlet and Wash
inE,ouve csvcr q the Cniued Confectionery Asso-
eistion and CtleTs.
s1aynent default $3.50 entsred yesterday
ar the County Clerks Cfice against THE PftOAlDENT
fEALrT COMPANY. Of Nev-hork IN favor q George
Eeirte ana commissions FOR drawing plan,
for the erection q h0tsl building At 10. "a 70 rs
&s-f 20 t.-secand-et
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04

Aesms. Jed a irCb T Th1ede; jr costs sIIa
Peny ......--.......,...-- $50
bic. Josspn-b IS Whey ....-............... 16s4
SotaHA Choetef - Duny.. ...-...........-.. 372
Sohn Joseph RUPERT $3.50
The Berkshire S2rinRB Company-O Spencer. =. 400
Royal Trust Company OF ChicssO-Buedinxsr
Maputse;aTing company 402.
kester -. u.4Io
SFs'o OF .SsM-A ok Fufns gall III
Nt4sri4 80
The Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company ana
the Manhattan Railway Compony-H Brien ana
snSthsr 5.Sss
Patrick Gallasher-J Davis. trustee,..--.'..- s7ss
lsouiIiso fiorace a II Thorpe.
Shtl-oh fauI MannGttan Transit Company. l.C5l
Tracy. A L 10
Msskanar; HenTy PC MacAuley. .::..-...... 232T
p Mcdonald. ....'..e.... 12s7
" OK ftteF-o Levy 243
E~t~ henIy and Georgia. Cohen -.-...-.-.... iGg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

Tho following satisfied judgments, IN sums over
500. were fled yesterday. the first &. that OF
the debtor; the second that OF tho creditor, and
date when judgment filed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04

Beecher. Robert LII L Webb, July n 1905. tiai
Fleis-her. Abraham H-F Is Ohlbaurn. June II
4eVV <bI
Fuller Charles A. and Charles Hsllsy-E L
Angel January p 1904. 9Ts
I-ahm. Isaac RoSenstock and another. Nay a.
loSo 2oo
Lppmann Israel Eimonelll. October 1908.
Metropolitan Street Railway Company-A
lagLer. May 70 1903.
Sa-ae-B teyonlds December "a. 1903. las
baTe-A Geary ADMINISTRATIVE, July /. 1907. l2D
same-Sarne. December .. 1893. ................
same-Same. December 20 1902 ............... 1887
snmeW Pitt December II. 1903. .............. sgT
New-yoTk and Texas Steamship Company-O L
Robinson. November - i902-....-..-.-...-.. ZOE
eaIneSaTne. February %. 1902 eg4l
Ochs Moses-H Josephy, April 30 I69i.......... l30
Ren-don. Annie E-M Idberr1an. January d 1904 $40
The Netropoltan Street Railway CornpanVEyVf
Nixson, December IA Observation-Disclosures. ISL
tpdike Fannie Nm p Herrlck February 4 1901 1.2S2
Vogel. Mendel-H Bloch and another February
JUDGMENT REVERSED.
Kramer Edwin CO Kramer. May Is, 1909. LOCO
JUDGMENT VACATED.
Fleischer, Abraham H-F b Ohlbauu- Aprn 4.
JUDGMENTS CANCELLED.
sroks, Lor1n-L Stefsnini January I5 1902. .. 22oO
6chwab. Abraham Leo L. Gabriel aad Nathan
F $ Parsavant and another. July Is, 1s92..... sT62
schwab. NathSn-C II Button and another. July
us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
snnris. 7o5 Moo. rises 9:iT Noon, age II
HIGH WATER
AA-ssney Hook e.37 1902 Hell Gate IL IS
fNSandy Hook 1901 Gov 20 Hen Ssts - q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
JUDGMENTS CANCELLED.
JuDGME NTS.

The following judgments IN sums over 500 were
debtor:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04

TO GET GOOD TREATMENT.
Reader, are of good treatment II thsy VIII
mention TO they their advt- In The
Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04

THIS MEANS YoU.
Fls.ss ze.fisu The Tribus. wien answering sdr.r.
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AnluSem6ntS.
MET o OLIrAN OPT RIA no e
Ernnd Oncra Season IoO3-Tp

Grand Opera Season. f9O3-f90f.
Under direction OF MR. HEINRICH CONFIED.
This Evening at 3 p. VI precisey-'th PERI PARSI-
FAI.. Weed Burgstaller. Van Rooy. Biass. Goritz.
Fri Evg FEB. 5th az s-L'EIIsI D'AMORE. Sem
birch: Caruso, Scott Rossi. Conductor. Nigna.
sat Mat Feb q. 2-CARMEN. Calve. Lemon;
Riviere debut. Jorrnet- Conductor. Motif
sat. Evg. Feb. 3. at tpop. pricesJ-FIDELlO. Ter
nina Seward; Dippe Goritz, Bass Conductor Hertz.
Evg. Feb. Z. az $50 pop prices).
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT.
sembrich Walker. kraus. P1anCon. Csmpanart
Entire Orchestra. Conductor, Nlgna.
Mon Evg. Feb. :. at s-LELISIR DAMORE. Sem
brlch; Caruso. Scott Fsossi. Conductor. Vigna-
Wed Evg.. Feb. 10. at S-LUCIA. Sembrch; Csr1iso
Chs last Campanart. JourneI Conductor.
Nigna this last appearance).
Thurs Feb. II. NJ Il. " precy t1sth perf)--PAR-
SIFAL Ternina. Burgsaller Van ROOy. BlasS GOritz.
Journet. Conductor Mr.. Hertz
Fri. EvE. Feb II. S-CAVALIsERTA RUSTICANgA-
Calve. Homer, Dppel Campanart Conductor. Hinrehs-
Dellbes Ballet COppelia first timel Narasi Braun
Francioli and Corps de- Ballet Conductor. Franko
PARSIFAIS-Feh 10th. 18th. sale. Extra
Mat Wash Birthday IL 80 q. Seats sale Feb. q
WEBER PIANO USED.
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IRVING PLACE THEATRE. Evenings a $50
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