davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-08
George Strand Injured.

George Strand. captain of the Pen
dleton high school football team, was
seriously injured in the game between
Whitman and the high school teams
at 4 o'clock. At that time the score
stood to in favor of Pendleton at
the middle of the second half.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-08
Scuttled and Burned.

San Francisco, Nov. S.-News was
received this morning that the
schooner Challenge, from Roche
Harbor, was burned and scuttled at
sea. The crew is safe at South Bend
Wash. She carried a cargo of lime.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-08
Dawson District Disorder.

Vancouver. b. c.. Nov. S.-News
comes from Fairbanks and Tanana
via Dawson that disorder is rampant
this winter. Tough characters from
all over the Yukon are flocking lnto
the district. There are one-tniro
more people than the first winter
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-08

successful life insurance men
can learn something to their advan-
tage by addressing The Germania
Life Insurance Co., SO6-9 Arlington
Bldg, Portland, Ore"
Rev. Father francesca Moreth.
pastor of St Michaers Catholic
church. I'm New York, was found
dead asphyxiated by gas. Murder is
suspected.
Rev. w. e. zediker, Baptist pastor
at Centralia. Wash, has joined the
Eagles and is publicly advocating the
attractions of the order.
Leap year ball tomorrow night.
Music Hall.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1904-11-08

Japanese cook wants : job. Wages
$50 per month. Address p. o.box %.
Leap year ball tomorrow msh''
Music Hall.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-11-10
TO CHECK FAMILY ROWS.
Novel Plan Of q Chicago Minister
Would Have Church Appoint
ST P~eacenlakers.

"We have homes for children, or
phans' a%nchorases, old peoples homes,
humane societies, and, in fact, %organiza-
lions for the are Of nearly all classes OF
society in Chicago, but we have no asso-
citation whose duty it is to conserve the
family, the most sacred Of all institu-
tions," said Rev. David D. De Long in
a recent address before the Ccngrega-
tional ministers Of the, city.
Il think every church should estab-
lish:. home-mending society, whose
duty will be to act as peacemaker in all
disputes in families in the vicinity of
the church. If a father and mother dis
agree and are in Imminent danger of
separating, let a member Of the home
mending, society call at the home of the
family and arbitrate the dispute, so as
to. save the family and preserve the
home. If a parent cannot get along with
a child, and the dispute threatens the Sc.
curity of the home, let the society step
in and offer its services in bringing
about peace. eM
Il am ging to try the plan in my
church, and I think every other congre-
cation in Chicago would do we'll to fol-
low my example. I believe the plan will
result in much good every year by pre-
venting the disruption OF hundreds OF
homes"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-11-10
SLAVES 70 TEA CIGARETTES
London Physician Says They Are TAX
ing Place Of Morphine Tablet
b Among Society Women.

London physicians declare that the
tea cigarette has taken the place of the
morphine tablet with many women Of
the smart set. The results summarized
by a well-known physician. who in the
course of a talk said recently:
Il have at least a dozen women on
my hands under cure for the tea cigar
cite habit. Once let a woman begin to
cultivate a taste; for this compound Of
the flavor Of Souchong and Hysonl and
she Is doomed. Souchong and Hyson
are simply "a blend of black and green
teas. s +
"The taste is by no can disagree
able, but the after effects are that ones
head swims and there is a desire to
clutch at things to prevent falling, q
dazed condition of semi-stupor and then
visions of an ~extravagant nature" ),
Many physicians are seriously consid-
ering the adyisability Of preparing a Pc
tition to the house of commons, recon-
mending the introduction of a bill pro-
viding heavy. penalties for the proprie-
tors of the Bond street houses which re-
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-11-10

B. Hathaway, the manufacturers OF
glue. The rig was procured-a large,
old-fashioned affair; and they hoisted
Mr.. Debevoise inside, and Dobbins took
a seat beside him, and they were off,
for a long, gentle. weary drive up the hill
side. 1t was such a tedious drive that
Mr.. Dobbins himself, was forced to close
his eyes; and side by SIDE, the two men
slept. At East Monroe the driver woke
Dobbins, and. as Debevoise still slept.
they carried him gently into the village
tavern and put him carefully to bed.
Then the carriage turned around and
went back home. "Now," whispered
Dobbins to himself. as he sat beside the
PROSTATE form of Debevoise in the little
room, 'now I've got to keep awake, to
see that he keeps asleep" Twice did De-
bevoise start up somewhat wildly. his
hand on his notebook, and cry that he
must attend to business. But Dobbins
religiously piled him with the cup that
cheers and inebriates as we'll, and he
dropped off nee more. All that day
Debevoise slept, and all that day Dob
bins watched. At dusk the landlord
cdlleu DODDl1S uOWu 10 tue telephone.
Higginson was at the other end Of the
wire. He Lad found out at Donaldson
that they had climbed the mountainside.
"You can come down now" he said
to Dobbins. "just as soon as you like.
Good-by." Then he rang off. Dobbins
went back to Debevoise with a broad
grin on his face. !
"Hey, old man." he said, wake up.
You've got some business to transact.
Don't forget that you've got to go down
to P. B.. Hathaway's." F.
Debevoise stretched his arms above
his head and yawned. !
"P. B. Hathaways," he asked. For
what?"
Dobbins grinned. ITO get an order
for that glue"
Debevoise snorted. Then he reached
in his inside pocket and drew forth d
paper. Good Lord" he answered,
there's their order. for the whole
blamed thing. l had it in my pocket
yesterday afternoon, and had packed
my grip and was going home when you
chaps met me-" He rose and slapped
his thigh. "By George" he exclaimed.
IT knew there was something. For IS
hours I've been trying to send back to
the shop a good new telegram and
haven't done it yet" .
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-11-10
the FACTS

Are THE PIONEER has the
largest circulation and is read
by more people than any
other paper in the county.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-11-10

tail these cigarettes to their customers.
1t is in these places that the largest
Lumber4 OF clients are to be found.
Within the past few weeks upward
of 20 women have been taken to the
private sanitarinns suffering from the
effects Of the tea cigarettes.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-11-10
Jok0.

Good names for a spanking team
Pa and Ma.
A moon that always has q man in 1T
the honeymoon.
I'm going to turn over a new leaf
as the caterpillar said when 1t had
finished the M it was feeding on.
Difference between q cat and a
comma? Easy. The one-clews at
the end@of paws. The other-pause
at the end Of clause.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-11-10
who had drunk sparinely during the
evening, but who. nevertheless. was

WHO uHu uTuNK 6parIuRly uuE1uB tHo
evening, but who, nevertheless, was
weary. called a hotel porter.
II think l can improve on Higginson's
plan." he whispered to himself. Then
he spoke aloud to the porter. Porter"
he said, "this gentleman and I are due
at East Monroe, up on the mountain, st
eight o'clock. Can you get US a rig?"'
East Monroe, as Dobbins had fosnd
from inquiry the night before, was q
small deserted village far up the noun
tain side without railroad accommoda-
lions. Dobbins reasoned that if Mr.. De-
bevoise were lan6ed there. he would
have some difficulty. considering every
thing, in making connections with P.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-11-10
HE Vacation.

Diggs-On your vacation now, oh?
Gather late in the year, isn't it?
Observation-Disclosures, but my
:ifc thought I'd better wait until this
line sc I could help her with her fall
Observation-Disclosures Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-05
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

= BY a sherman: s2d-st. No Izs. $ so5 II
OF Columbus-sve, 20NlO2.2 sty and basement brk
dwF. louis de Gumoens Caroline Rullman ct al:
Eva-ts & s att'ys: Q Kallsh. ref: due. SIS
40 sc55 IS LeNinEton-ave,
57th-st. 6o-2x40. sly 6rk fathouse Hubbard. as
trustee. etc agt Morris Pllrus al: 9 y Morgan &
Son. attys. S sl-npkins ref; due. $56.945 81:
taxes etc, s2.400.
BY I Philips & Co: l7th-st. No Oil. 10 u
Ct shave 20xlo05; sly tenement rs. Theo Riehl
aEt John Kchoe e al; r ? Kelly. atty. Benjamin
TUslla ref amt due. s2s2s72 taxes. S1osi y: prior
BY Joseph P Day-Clsy-ave. 414Io = n % lC9;h-
5lxs0 Xxi 4EsO il TeIersve x5oxSl 4xl1 4xs1,
2-stv Z dag. n Hvnes A Q C-hesley all = J
Hsnes = ! cutting. ref due S3314 q;
etc. $3.50 80. 25 RiGer-aye. $50 q OF i3Sthst.
S9xl25 % Mott Haven canal x43xll5 2sty bldg; n
Hynez 4 c Chesley al: J Hynes. ATTY: 2 L
Cutting due s. zoe 86. taxes etc, $500
ave z01.C Il 2 Woodlawn road. 50T1O0.
faction p. Harlem Savings - " C'Dvyer O.
ext-x e al: r wightnau atty. L H Hahle ref: amt
due. Si.12l G.. taxes. etc. S315
BY Peter T Meyer-25e llsth-st. $50 Il " o. ID
ave. 15x1UC.11 3-sry dwE; L s Life
Company Olivia White; y r Toucey. atty: Edward
Browne. due S7.z51 &c: taxes. etc. ST. 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-05

I've story hAthouse. on lot 25xssn feet TO '0Sep"
Jose5n p Day has sold to Sophia siehert 10 -
West SixIIetE-st-. a four story EaInO-Se' % 49,
Joseph sonuenscAen has sod for Tony hoPIa 70
MARY Bernard No 80 IL E5 5L,o2 feet: Tor client
TO Kari n Nauach she four ave stoI3 ,sssI cor
ner OF SeEenty- ~, onts Tie FIVE story
tenement house 40. 429 East F1tteenth-s'-' On 4O'
MSrcus Nathan has sold No 2Ol6 Fulton-ave
two story dwelling house. - . ,,.,es+on
shatzin d Sons hsEe 500 70 he n south SIDE Of
Two-hundred- and -eig hteenIh-st-' east "a
Henry Gold have sold for c: Max 10 4 Rubin
Nos. SOC and 81 East Ninety-nIst-sL' t"0 4''0
= Wscht ana J Rice have sold for Madison G.
HAWKE No - TO 90 Ia No. - 7Sx5 * irregular.
William Cruikshanks sons and the ITgiA aib e
FLOYD 10 Mandebaum a Levine No "a 70 S on
West Forty-eighth-st. two 1ve Story 'eie1ieN'' ~
Isid0r Blumenkroin has sold through MOTIFS rs
hundred and-t hirty ninth-st. i've story hat
Herman Wronkow has bought No. l2ot TO l:2o
Fffth-ave. northeast corner or 7f,ldO
Marion. IT Lake George. and the Adine Iiotei' a.
Frank 3 French and John ". Rapp have bought 13t
The Iowa. seven story apartment llt@o~' LIT
ana l35 west observation-disclosures on plot
John q. sehnoo- has sold to Abraham X: SLIDER
berg No. p West Ona-hUndred-and- M teeiiIii-S'
five story hathouse on lat xlV'I ~ 4t One-hun-
acknowledgements a FIVE story hathouse' Ol'
J De Courcey Ireland has sold for Frank ID
Keller and Elizabeth l. Nelch list
FIVE story iathouses. each on lot -9A
Isaac schiessinger the I'VE story triple fathouse'
No. 2655 FiChth-ave., 25NlO0 feet. -
Walter c Tucker has sold No. 20 West one one
hundred -and-hrst-st three story and boSeneI ~
brownstone front dwelling house. on lot 4'A-O'-"
Du Bots TAYLOR have sold for DR. y S{swnTt
ave a three story and basement dwelling mousse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-05
REPORTED LEASES.

Louis A Ripley has leased for Mrs. Helen CTonin
70 Miss Anna c. Bishop for a term Of years No
IS West Thirty-seventh-st-. q private oweHins
house.
The Valiant and CHAMPION apartment houses. at
One-hlnsred-a nd -rineteenth-st. and St Nlcholas-
ave. have been leased by /. H Crouch 4 90. 10 4
client Cor ten years. ,,.
The Fiske Tire Company and the Tenant lire
Company have leased No. 81 70 % west Sixty
1lrd-sI
The Buckmobile Company has leased a building
ct the northeast corner OF SiNty-tllTu-bt- anu
ErnanANaH frnm Lnhn O. Mendell-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-05
Foreclosure Sales.
PRFNTF COURT. COUNTY or NEW

STPRENTE COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- yORR-Tftle Guarantee Trust Company and ano,
lantlrs against Stephen NJ Anderson al Defendants
the above entitled action and bearing
date the 3Ist March 1904 the Undersigned the
Referee IN said Judgment named. viii sell Mt Public Auc-
ton Exchange sales Room. Number l6l Broad
vsv in the Borough Manhattan. City OF New York,
he SSih cav april 1904 twelve O'Clock that
day BY r. Fisher. Auctoneer. the premises di
judgment be sold and therein described
An those certain pieces parcels OF land with
the buirrs Improvements erected he
thereon situate lying and being the Borough OF the
Bronx q Of New York.
the formed by the Intersection OF
the northerly OF one hundred and seventyourth
Street with easerly side OF Third Avenue running
thence easerly along the northerly side OF One hundred
and parallel with the casery side Of Third Ave
M. ufnety-three and hfty-hve one-hundredhs
55-IOO Of a the division line between the plots
one and two filed with the decree the par
tton suit in Court OF New York Of Slas D.
Clifford Executor &c. against Marian B. Bathgate
ana others ONCE OF the Clerk OF tho City and
COUNT OF New York. the 14th January. 1885,
one hundred eastery side OF
Third Avenue running thence southery along the
easerlv side Of Third eighty-nine Sg) and
eghty-four one-hUndredths CS4lO0, Of foot
or place OF beginning.
Dat York April 4th. 1904
CLIFFORD w. HARTRIDGE Referee
FLETCHER, McCUTCHEN & BROWN,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. as William Strest
New City
The following diagram Of the premises sold.
Numbers Numbers 1892. <03S and 4O36
Avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-05
REAL ESTATE.
Big Loft Building To Be Built in'
LoUer Fifth-aUe.

Jacob Rothschild recently fled plans for I'm
proving plot SSs by 10 feet az the southwest
corner Of S!xteenth-st. and FifJh-ave with a
sixteen story loft building. Those plans viii not
be carried out. he has enlarged his corner plot
by the purchase o. Nos q and s. Fffth-ave., each
on a Ilot 24x1es. On the combined parcels he viii
build an eleven story loft building. Mr.. Rothschild
Is the owner OF the Hotel Majestic and other
choice property IN this city.
The parcel at the southeast corner OF Sixteenth
et. and Fifth-sve. IS No. So Fifth-ave. Mr.. Roth
ecfil6 bought il At auction FOR S2sSoeo More than
o. ooo. 900 Is irvolEed IN THIS transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-05
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

First-st. south side. 20 feet west Of sixth-ave.
two story and attic brick building. 2SxSs feet; Mrs
Anna Wagner. WiIHarnsbridge. owner; B. Eoeling.
architect: 5000
Classon-aye. cast side. . feet north OF Cornell
ave two story frame dwelling, LxfS feet: Richard
Turnouist. owner: 3. Ebelng. architect: $4,000
Edison-ave. west side. ga feet north Of Liberty
s+ 10 s-o~- frame dwelling lsxca feet: George
Fublirz. owner =. EbellnE. architect: S2l0e-
Iincoln-St west side, I51 feet south Of Columbus
ave. two story brick dwelling. 20X4S feet: John
l. $50. owner: Thomas Scott architect; 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-05
VICTORIA THEATRE ALTERATIONS.

Oscar Ha-nrnerstein has fled with Buildings
SUPERINTENDENT Homer plans for the alteration of
the balcony staircase at the Victoria Theatre, 10
afford greater facility OF exit
The staircase at present turns at right angles
from the stairs Immediately above and II is pro-
posed substitute a new ornamental nlght mat
win be paralleI with the upper flight The neces-
sarv changes viii cost Loo. according TO A L
N-asfnAnr the architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-05
Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNT L
Robert Fairhairr. Plaintiff. against Frank =, New
stead. Defendant Summons. Fria aesLe1 Ven srs
York County To the above named defendant 49, a.
hereby summoned the complaint N pain
ton and TO copy Of your answer on 49,. q
t's Attorney within twenty days after the and
this summons exclusive OF the day or
in case OF YOUR failure TO appear. answer AZ
viii be taken against you BY default Tor H' -
demanded n the complaint
Dated. New YORK. February 30. is5 ks,srnsyx
HATCH KEENER Il CLUTE. Plaintins yae.Ss.5vay,
Once and Postofics Address. No luV ni0~
Manhattan. New York City. r--srsad
To above named defendant. Frank A ,rhi-
the foregoing Is served upon you S,-fes
cation 10 order OF the Hon -ae. s-xt,
MacIear Justice OF the Suprsme Ccurt OF SSax and
81 New York dated day OF February .Je-s of
aIed with the complaint the Office OF ne ysrk
rhe County OF York the state or View
the County Court House IN said County
Dated New York. Feb 10th. 1904 49,. pssl1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-05
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Joseph 2 Dsy- 1sth-st. p 1855 2 %
- 1oN1o22 three story brk dwg. Mary Emercn agt
Alice Mayer - al 2 Eis1a1 atty: F Trea0y. ref,
Que S5s5 -. SO Is to The plaat,T for
SCI Nos 1G1 les Lncon-6ye. 5 135th-s--
3xl0O Jour story ten d. Dry agt "
TAYLOR indiy and al: T " Tichener atty:
J SITS 81 sS6 80:
soT. ard VEIN for Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-05
Citations.
OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
L York by the Grace Of God, free and independent
To the children OF Bridget Murray. deceased twhose
maiden name Bridget King. ha-sl5ter OF Annie
fiirpins oeceaseD By her husband Charles Murray
~ names places Of residence Of said children being
- children and the children a Mary Lunch. De
ceased 1yh0se maiden was Mary King. a halt
sister Of Annie Higgins deceasedl, BY her husband
Patrick Lynch. the and places OF RESIDENCE OF
sid chdren being unknown. and 10 the issue OF any
Of children. heirs ana next OF h.h
If Annie H.ggins deceased, send greeting whereas
Tsr1es Hiee11S, OF OF New YORK mas laSelY
snnIed TO the Court Of our County OF New
Work 70 have certain instrument IN writing bearing
5ste November 49, 1903 relating TO both real ana per
uoent II Annie Higgins. late OF the CCuhIy OF NeI
Work and each OF You CteI
- appear before Surrogate Of our county OF New
YORK at his the County OF NeW AotS. on the
Irfh dav of MAY thousand nine hundred ana IguI
81 baifnaet ten ocIock the forenoon OF that GAY
and testament such Of you as are herepy cltec
under O twerty-one years are required
20 appear by your guardian. II you have one. or II
YOU nave none, appear and apply Tor one 70 ue al
70 so guardian will appointed by the surrogate 10
Tenresent and act you in the proceeding g., -. -,
testimony have caused the sea- o. tne
Surrogate's Court of the said County OF TeW
york to be heTeuntO affixed witness, HOB
- abner c Thomas a Surrogate of our SAID
'''''-'' dav Of March in the year Of our Lord one
thousand nine "-N W JAMES A. DONNEILT,
Clerk the Surroeate's Court
r-obsfe clerk before o'clock p NJ, on the day
nreCednr me return with proof or service
- TSIGIIsM & WAGNER. 20 William St. Attorneys loi
Petitioner. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-05
Sarrogates' Notices.
RSI7ANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF' HUN
Abuer C. Thomas a Surrogate Of the county OF NeN
York hereby given 70 all persons M $50
V-f,Iiau1 r.. Grace late Of the county OF Ne.
Work deceased 70 present the with vouchers tneeo
10 the subscribers their place OF tansactng
/ Hanover Square. in the City OF Ne" AOi~ -" -
befo he 18th dav OF October next.
Dated New York. End Gay OF Apr1l ISVt-
IIILIUS GRACE.
JOSEPH P. GRACE
WILLIAM n GRACE. Jr,
Executors
DAVID McCLTRE,
Executors
OF Manhattan.
City New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-05
MISS LEARY TAKES TITLE.

Miss Annie Leary took title yesterday TO No
l022 Fifth-ave. 20xl25 feet from Augusta z. Roose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-05
Furnished Rooms TO Let.

ipTH-ST. 20 WEST. Gallatn Hotel--An elegantly fur
HI nished apartment with private bath SIS weekly fo-
two including $50 weekly, transients
c0rnn-odated Telephone sto~-aeth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-05
CONntrY Propertu TO Let.

ITO LFT-Passaic " j.: large house. u rooms and
4 bath. finest location. low abundance vines
f1uit and shade ROBERT FOULDs 81 Chambers
ct. New-YurS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-05

L VII nv tho grace OF God free and independent To
Mary constance Knower, Mary Constance kno"eT ~,
NarSaret Campbell Knower, George = zoe, 81 -
Fiecta Allen benjamin Knower Allen John @i naro1,
tabsIT az Banfanin Allen ard 10 an PeESoL
T,arsat5 IN the estate OF Benjamin Knower late OF the
County OF York, deceased as 80 Won
Jyf- greeting: You ana edCh Q. ~
sra hereby cited required personally 10 pc anu
before OF the County OF Ne" TOTE,
- Tho Surrogate's Court OF said County held az 'ne
@c,1tv Court House the County OF New lofk, on
Tie twentieth DAY May 1905. at halt1psst zen 100
IL fnrenoon OF hat day. then and there 10 attehd
al settIenent OF the account of proceedings OF Mat
t1nsance knower eXecutrix or the Iast VII -
If said deceased and such OF you as are heieDy
ciTed as are under OF twenty-one yeaIs' as
appear your guardian II you nave One,
Won have none, appear and apply for one 70 oe
orDonfed or IN Of your neglect OF ial!uIo
do So guardian viii be appointed by the Surrogate I"
rerreseut and Rct for you in the proceeding -, -.
T'az+l1onv We have caused the SeaI OF
Al tbe SlrTOgatee Court Of the said County or
New York 70 hereunto affixed. witness,
Is: Hon Abner c. Thomas. surrogate OF our
said County the County Of New york.
'''''''' fne first day OF April in the year OF our
ro-4 one thousand nine hundred and four.
A'4u '' JAMES A. DONNEDLTs
Clerk Of Surrogates Court.
GERALD HULL. GRAY. Attorney Tor Executrix- No
N Street. York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-05
EXECUTORS, SALE.

TO CLOSE ESTATE OF MORRIS KETCHCM. Decd"
westpo-t. Connecticut one hour and twenty minutes
from Grand Central Depot.
GENT1EMANs COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM 500
ACRES.
mostly al me land. Of building; hne streams
and springs. supplying all buildings. miles from
ton , mile from trolley.
WA Il. HOTT d co. Is West aga Street. New York
City. or JOS =. HYATT. Westport Conn
NOR SALEA handsome Colonial house recently built.
vita ell modem tnproy erents: II rooms. Inside tn
oak. tiisd bathrooms. billiard electric
Light rd bells, city water sewerage.
grounds: ne OF towns and river large pazZas
with fine shade and fruit hra
large stables. corresponding with house. This place
over 5000 and Will Re sold sacrifice. A homo
summer and winter: Ia hours from New-York
S-CFGES WFITLOCK Shelton. Conn
MT. VERNON, y. Y.-Two family house $1,000; re-
turn per equity II rooms: good location.
BARD. % East iet
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Country Property for Sale.
DETACHED HOUSE

~ GREENNlislE, y -
On rnacadaul4ed street minute from trolley and 3
minutes from rain-
ca LINDEN AVE.
10 less than first cost
Without considering money spent improvements and
and materials since house was
built House IS lot :1xl12. contains - large
and - windows; bedrooms al improve
nents: open plumbing. hot air furnace.
go cne-haf cash. balance mortgage.
TELEPHONE $40 CORTT.ANDT. y. L.
OR HUDSON REALTY COMPANY
Ocean Lembeck Ave. Greenvlie. Jersey City, y. }.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-05
174th Street

lGsth Street
The premises 20 be sold subject 70 Notice OF Pen
in by the City Of New York against
derron November 10th. 1908
The approximate smount Of the lien or charge to
which the above DESCRIBED properly - 70 DO SOLD
ssloo Dollars s3s 49, with interest
Ss, ~ March 1904 together with allowance
Amounting 10 -Four hundred sixteen and O6i00 Dollars
CO the sale The
yroxinats amount assessments water
ana other allowed TO the purchaser out OF the
raid the Referee Is Two hundred
sEhty.yo T3-IO0 Dollars 2s2 49, with interest.
Dated New York April sth. lgO4
CLIFFORD W. PARTRIDGE Referee