davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23

''The Worlds biographical account Of the
Democratic candidate for Governor says: "He
IJudge Herrickl has passion for politics, and
the long association OF such fine and scholarly
mind with low and disreputable ward poll
ticians has puzzled many lawyers who have
praised his work on the bench" Just so!
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
From The world. Sep
sar~SEar N

From The World. sep
ternbsr 60.
The Manning
chine was an orsanl54
fiOu which was "a -
hany hat IaEmA..
was 20 NeW-NorA
was accused q vosr
buying. ballot boS stu.
f7ug and every lsmo
known 20 venal polite
HerFick was rs m9s.
active m e m b eF uHo@
Mr. Manning.
Herrick succeeded MAJ.
ming az the head OF T.s ~,
machine.
Nwas the master q
political gan ia ..,ls ~,
which knew no law ~
the law Of ess.
Never Sds t.' tness'
-
a more desp0tic po,l,.e.,a.., ), !,
ring than ths old As9any
''machine" which 80.
rick Inherited from Msn,
ming m VAS IN lSSo mar
he was appointed a ius-
tice of the Suprsmass 70
Court. He COnunl,e'a.. - =
act as the local pel.leS, ,a1 81
boss OF Albany. ~ ~. -
Iae was elected g ne
Supreme Court Der pe,'V~ !,
Net ne kept his ho;a s.' !
the N uutctpal M
chine.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
HIGGINS.

FROM The Times sep
temher ~.
Take him TNfr. Hig-
KinSl By and large. ne IS
q good type OF the up
State business man, and
q gentleman in politics,
he Is a good, cleancut
citizen. and Il IS reason
ably certain that the
Democratic issue IN the
state campaign will not
Be his record
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23

Ludlow-st. Jail is TO be expurgated. Il
needed thorough cleaning out and thorough
clearing out; and our City Prison in Cen
tre-st is to take the federal prisoners who have
been 50 badly treated on the East Side The
change ought to have been made long ago.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23

Jack Frost called in the last straw hat with
rush yesterday. but was needIessly severe about
it. Even the straw hat man need not be frozen
in order 20 take hint
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23

We hold ever before US tho all. Important
end of policy and administration, the reign of
peace az home and throughout the worlds of
peace, which comes only by doing Justice
president Roosevelt.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
NON.

From The New-York Sun OF yesterday.
In our opinion the public welfare will be best
subserved by voting for d. Cady Herrick aud Fran
els Burton Harrison.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
From The Sun. ssptsm-

Erom Inc SUM ceplNIL--
Der 3, 1902
Mr. Francis w. Hig-
gins. who was nOmt-
mated In Mr.. Shsldol'S
place, Is one OF the most
noted and respected Re-
publicans In the public
life OF NeW-YOrk state.
There "a no worthteF
candidate IN his party's
circle.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
PERSONALLY CONSIDERED.
Views Of the Democratic Press on Higgins
and Herrick.
HERRICK.

From The Times. sep.
cember p
We know u0thing t1st
can be said aSalnss
Judge Herrick. except
that he continued 60
take an active part ~
politics after he had BE-
come a Judge Of the -
pFeme Court IN the lllo
judicial District Teas
was an imprOpriefy. u
was a scandal. lt o-sns
not to have been.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23

It is already apparent that good many sup
porters OF Parker cannot stand for Herrick and
Harrison. They will drop their HIS in Novem-
ber.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
From The Sun. May &

ANINa
The Hon .. Cady Her
rick. OF Albany. IN poll
tics a Judge and on tas
bench a politician Ans
attentive friend Or tl'
desperate political opez
atOr might have waresa
him that II he Open.l
committed the indecency
OF pervertins his autA9r-
ity as Judge Of the Su-
preme Court 20 hold t2
the Old Cleveland Or az
tl-Snapper faction y a..
bany County, the p-eSs
OF the Empire Slalt
would condemn him as
a disgrace 10 the JUG.
ciary. No other rsss-l
was possible unless tas
press had become rs
foul as Judge HsEsieA'
court.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23

THE London Hospital" IN it's column hssss1
Humor in the Wards. tells OF a iaborinx mar
unmarried well over fifty. who was disrova-ad
mopplng his eyes with very wet handkerchief or,
the evening OF his arrival No he had M natr
hadn't heard any bad news. was not uneomfort.hIo
but he had never left home before and be coul5,,t
neip crying laborer in London and a bach,Ior,
be II ever so humble. Il wins the money over n
hospital ward
70 make up her mind A'''o eii'e
hadSe-oh' so she makes that up. toor-tchips.
senator Fair. according TO 'The San Franeisco
Cah. had two marked characteristies-eronon,,,
and love OF Joking. He never forrot fy,,sal,,,, a..
his extensive business, and he even maaa Ne
own economy subject for humor
once while putteTing around over the C,or,s4,,,
ne shipped and started feet first down n de.,
narrow shaft There was a lonr coDttr,,
wooden ledder reaching to the bottom, with i
every twelfth rung OF iron 20 strenEthen ,ho
structure. Down this he sped
when found myself sliding down toward .ho
centre OF the earth" said the Senator who used
to begin doin something. SO commenced t0 grsh
az the ladder rungs. AS I went down 7 broso
every single one of the wooden sticks This checke
the speed OF my fall. and I landed bout a thop-
sand feet below, badly shaken up but not hurt
But what did you do when you came 10 the
iron rungs?' he was asked
"Oh, just skipped 'em. Couldn't afford IN bres,,
'em. Wood was cheap. but iron was then burned
dear the COmstook"
alundane.-'she A., is an unearthly taiker
or whet in the woFdg OF my iandI --(clegeland
Leader.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
Nep31ovk DaiIr Gribnirs

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1904.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23

Another arrival in town is that Of Mrs. Henr.
B. Hyde from Saratoga.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23

Mr. and Mrs. Levi P. Morton have staying with
them at EIlerslie their daughter. who was married
to Count Bosom de TaIeyrand Perigord. She has
dropped both his name and his title since she was
compelled to divorce him. and now describes her
self as Mrs. Helen Morton.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
THEY SAY"

Who says that Smith must beat his wtre7
Who says Jones leads double life?
Who says that Brown makes party strirsr
They.
Who says the Blanks Ill treat the coOlz3
That Robinson some trust funds took?
That Newrich had a crooked look?
Who Who knows the man that's bound 20 ginr
Who knows the man who can't get fnT
Who tells your every fault and sinP
Who incognfo plies the artf a o'i'N'''
And yet Of whom you are a part7
They
Gsy,.t,
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
TIE TALK OF TIE DAY.

physician tells THE Washington POST Il Is a
widespread. but erroneous. notion that ths growth
OF ivy the exterior walls OF residences creates
damp habtation. He is satisfied little refec-
tion will convince any one OF the fallacy OF this
proposition. The ivy. instead OF contributing 20
dampness, has rather an opposite influence since
It must extract moisture from the brick or stone
that II overruns. The dampness OF these is what
gives life 10 the pan:. that the interior OF the
house is rendered dryer than 1t would be other
wise.
He Was WillinR--"I don't want To speak 20 YOU
again about your reckless expenditure Of money
said the stern parent.
IAN right. dad" replied the ineorrigible youth
Hereafter Il viii be 70 to you to hand out the
coin and say uothing."-(Chicago Daily News.
Ex-congressman Lafe Pence tells a story OF an
old lady who always knew everything before any
body else. One day her niece saw her passing the
house aud out 10 meet her. DO come in
aunty" sho begged. "and help Us. We are making
charades." Certainly I WILL" answered the old
lady. II knew you were making theu because I
smelled them came along"
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. James o. Sheldon have returned &
town from Spring Lake. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23

sRea1iy? 'les She nevsr xs,-s .soa, S an
or what in the woFldg OF 'my iandf ~ Sclegeiand
Leader. ~
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen H. p Pell arrived yester,
day from Southampton at Port Washington. Ions
Island. FOR the fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-01
Foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
~ q. westohesfer-Georg. a scoHed. PlsntiT against
rpla nd Company. Fairacre Realty Comp
Wood, DefendaatR In pursuancs % M.
udrnert % sale duh made and entered
H. action and bearing date the c8th
.sv Of December. = the Undersigned the referee
Therein named public auction the premises
described. situate City Island. IN the
OF, IN the City. County ard State %
S.N-York on The day Of Jaauary. 1905 O'Clock
IA IN. afternoon premises directed "
ssas Judgment cold therein described follows
Ar tbos, certain lJts pieces parcels 81 land situate
ivIrF eut t~as II th- Borough Of the Bronx IA the
e4,b vars IN tho CITY County sni State 81 New York
Tso-narfv In TIE Tow. Pelham County 81 eschcsterl
bounded and described follows
T.lns DESIGNATED on a certain en-
,,,i.f Mar Of Frances Scoheld Estate CITY
Iasnc Borough Bronx CI;y County ard state Of
~. Tork made oy John +. Falrchi. Civil Engineer.
s.,.s F.b-rzry sfh and nlei g. the OlCe Of the
Of Of New York the 2bth dsy OF
p.Srua-r 100 numbered Seventeen 90. Eigh
Ter IS TNseaty-oEs t2n ard Twentv-two 90 on Plot
Two Ia. number. -. Two ~. Three 80, -Four 90.
,ns FTv. az on plot Three b, numbers one d. Two
~, Tnr.e 81, Eight ana Nine 30 Plot -Four a.
Two ~. SIX O.. Sever %, Eight 81
r,ey.n il Twelve G21 and Fifteen tiol Plot Fiv.
g. whole % Plot Seven cl IA laid down on SAID
map. -, -.
ROLAND - ARCHER, Re.er~s
r. MORTIMER PFIIN httorney for Piainun Lucas
Build.nr Depot Place. Mount Vernon. n = -
The following diagram q the property to b sold
ne nrmbsr
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. n.
Liberty street Ferry Cline fro-, ,Spta
FsTrI I've minutes earlier than saovn Seiow.)
EAsToN, BETHLEHEM, ALLEyTowN AND MaCcn
thtNh-EAo0 q IS Easton onlyl 3fo A. NJ %,
80 30 % EastSn only) ?. "a Sundays. 81 3s
understanding kSD scRASroS-.4so $40 A M
s sS1 = suTna ,91, 81; .ss 4 ~ 100 2 M
BARNEGAT-z4. 90. % &c A N. L3o "a 40. Iaks-
wood snd takehurst oniyp. 40. ssoo p. AZ (s.ss
p ~ saturdaysl. Sundsys g. 40 A NJ
ATLANTIC CITY-se.t0 A. VI. 80 30 p
EINEI-AND AND B2IDGEToN-fzSoo A. NJ, VI 40
long BRANCH. AsBURT PARx OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHOHE POINTS
sa0o. $50. II 80 A. NJ. XII 20. 4fs. s. 80. 90 IL 30
IN Sundays except OCEAN Grove s.0o A ~. zoo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rERMrxAI1 .4-.
roo ts9o, 400 tieoo t;ioo A. NJ, fl2oo. 100
thS9s tass .sso ..ss 500. $500 t7.so. ss0S.
18th AND CHESTNUT sTREETS-84z5. es3a
.t93o .i1ts A ~. 100. gao 'S0o 100 20 3s
Rfab-NG. IA RRfsBURe. pcrTsyrrrE AND WILL
IAMsPOkr-tltoe "a IS 100 re. 1000, II %
nssdns pos,sv ne and A-sO's snt - %. 800 ?. NJ
Tsmadua xSatprdsys szxcept saturssys
offcss: Liberty 81 Ferry. south FsTry. Q Aston
House. isL sst s74 isoo. 1884 Broadway. tss stn
West fs5tn ST. 245 Columbus Az. View YORK: tour.
s44 $50 Fulton ST. Brooklyn; 900 Broaswsy wii,-
ismsourx y Y Transfer CO. calls tcr and cnscks
baggage de<-fuato7
" @ BESLER- C RT-Pr
Vice Pres and Cen MT Cen ya~s'r Ass
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Diridend Noticcs.
wlnslow. Lauer Co.. 50 Cedar St. n. Y. City

wlrsIow. Lau:er & Co., 50 Cedar St, n. Y. City.
TIE INTEREST on TEE roLI.owIN0 BONDS rs
PAYABLE AT OUR BANKIN9-SouSL on AND
hF-TER FEBRUARY isl 1904;
AE1er Cotton Oh Co. Deb. Extsoesf sSa
Bedford. Ind Funding
Gle, Gland AkrUn a Columbus RI. Ga CuaA q
Glove and a. Pitts r. r. Co G~ni- ktg~ ssrtAs %
Cambridge city. Indiana
Grant Indiana
Gas city Indiana
Nax.l6n a Cleveland 90. quarterly ef-sessd -
Pitisburs. 81 WAYNE & cafe NJ. Co isf . nc MICA n
Portsmouth CITY ohis Is
whssHnE Terminal Ry. CO IN a.
Fab lsra
e-rr1 Ccgrty Indiana &C.
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Railroads
PENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA
q
STATIONS foot Of WEST rwENrr-1Hrap STREET
AND oESBRossEs AND CcRTLANDT STREETS
So, hs ,esvinr time from pe.sro.:e. and Certls.fs
rEs1ty-thsd street station. except where othsrwis
'2S a NJ FAST NAIl--Pari0r; sl.egHs ana D,ains
snekhE and dsserS.t6 car. cneIanss fs3a.s
,oa5 + ~ L0P PESlsY Yns Sar IrnrrEp-runn..
mesP Car. Dn3s s3ssns end osssFZsi,os CsPf
F.r u,.bv SH1Gaeo AND ST sogIs sS.s. "a
ass aPaRs c S4esSS s. L9T DiPhs nsa sf
s .a sp5 spd 6sssrvq,i0R CIR For Chicago To-
as 2. Il. ST louis n EaxsPRlEss-ryr rts..sur.
caF Far GAIL sSit sssn.nso.s v..5
ass P. NJ. WESTERN ExPREss-ror casa.s. For
rs efespi Ss,grdsy D.s.ns Gar r,,,s,,. To-
isds saa b,csEd En- K5Sy,s al, II. sAsa
.ndcas valley sout. Connect. Tor Ci.v..nd
ass cLEyELAND md srsSI ,....., E z.
SisnsSa0. y. P ~ C'eVeiaho N'h'i"A
sS ?. "; FTTTs5URS sreciA1.-D.r, ~ 'fsa'-
WASHINGTON AND THE souTH
Ts SIS ss., 80 10 De.sros..s ana Cortland, sssss
fsT6r s ans Dining s4 Is . Isl sss D.sSre-...
sunday. % -9-25. loss N. ~ %. % = Sons
AS ass Geshrosses and Certisndt stresta AiaA
sGg5TaESS M Linz.
ATLANTIC COAST LrNE-Espre~. as I. N M 2 =
, m daily. New York and Flovtda Special sss
sa5 4 y a sish, H sas .So.ra FEasa.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIIwAY.-r~ ns~sA.
cl 4r5 2 OHIO f p EII1 WAY . - 49,
roe SIS ' p tt z G9,,iE5Rr ami yopyoLx-,8 u
.ffaS4g e snf 22s a sn sha as, N ...4.,.
sSniays IS LsrsuEs T,ssSg,e Ts.an. pnr
oi ons e cal PsTIof Car. bsns ca. and s.nd.rs
Coacne. on Sundays
fAI EG MASH h4 hS IS a 3 s n,.r.s.a scna.,,
Ocean Grove ana Point Pleasant ttron Wee, rvsnt.
:sd IS st 70 sS st;',s. sss s T as
and as Hz From Dsssrossss and cortsns,
IA. suba. 80 fsG is AbG Is "a '5 500 = a''
ron PHILADELPHIA
eo6. us. 81 IS. SIS. SIS 20 Is 5s 81 Lais fxnfts9
1910 Gesorosses and cortiandt Streets 10 20 lS
t2ssb.ossss and C.rtand, strests 20 g - sSs
.spas Sa IS: : S's0 .S 'Ss s' tf S sss
sssadsi22hia siy M Y a nshs a. Lou, Iau... S
SIS t2' "a 50 shlaso Limited '25 "a SOT,a =. sh Z,
North Philadelphia only 3, m. l2i0 night
Ticket otne.. No. ssl .ss rs ana s sro.1..y, ..
29th 81: Asto- House. and stations asrst sscvs
BrOOkiyu Court Street $50 Fulton street 800 Brs.i
Transfer Company viii call tor and check baggage fur
| hotels and residences through TO destination
W. w. " irrzRBrRr. ln woon
GEo W BOYD
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-01
ROYAL BLUE LINE.


oricss; Loerty 81 Fsrry souts Ferry Astor ssussv
Square West 55 East 25th 81. 273 West t25tn ID
Columbus Ave. New York Court 81. 3f4. SEQ Fulton
ST Rrcokiya, $50 Br,zfwzy. Wlisnsnurx.
cali, checks Srstsaztios
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-01

a pvxn1TsEkENTs and sus-or1puon~ - ryzs.-.
IL resolves a. their Uptown once.
&c L9G- BROADWAY
Aovsr,s~ns~ns b. received fnnss1ns s~.n>A
orn.s regular orscs oeloos . a. vi.
as shave cor 2sd-st. I53 eth-av. cor i-ss-ss
e. East ish-st. 81 <2d-st bst~-.n 7th ana s,h
26s West I25tbst. LSSs Sa-svs 7eua and
18th Se 8d-Gvs 8Ist-st. Los ist-sv. near
ssth-sls ct. 765 Tremoat-sv. ESQ ID
ave- slst-sL bSs ss-avs: 80 ChrsJoTAsrs Broos-
In D. IA C0Grt-sI; 2ls Court-st
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received al their Uptown Once
NO BROADWAY
ADVERTISEMENTS ~in b. the following branch
c1aoes al regular once O'Clock .. via
@t s'h-AFe o e5d-et: 10 eth-sve I2th-sti
" East l<fhst: at east. 7th and sth
sFes; 2es Yves, i25th-st se-av. between Tet ant
Isih SIS lo2s Sleeve near est-st; L7os is-svs. near
whist iSI East i2.th-st T5s Trennnt-svs; $50 So
ave near Frtst: "a sdsve 90 cnristopherst Brook
UR n. r.-2 cOur.-st: 2is cour,-A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-01
MARIANNE ADELINE.-

- In pursuano, Of an or3sr Of Hen Ahasr C. Thomas.
80. ~ th- County New York. notice IS hereby
SUI or-sons kaving claim. against Marianne Ace-
- rnilsz late G. the city q B-rns. Republic Of
ne.,Isbs scceaaed present the with vouchers
n.f 10 III. subscribers their place o; transact!us
Office q Lord, Das & Lord. No wal
si.t in the Borough OF Manhattan. city Of New York
hafore N. list day q July, 1904 Dated New
On ~ Ssb dav OF December, 1905 Mathilde Charp-
'tsrcb Bertschmanr. Administrator Lord. Day
"a Attorneys Tor Aduinistratoss 10 NAA street. Bora
- Manhattan. Caty OF Sss YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-01
Change Of Name.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
consoliaatee rrur Company o; Sew Yors eeTn,s-
ror-Cr,to- having principal business oce In ire
T3ooush ., Manhattan. Cty Couaty and stats OF View
Vork supy Tire supreme Court o. the stat. y
80 yrrh al Special Term Pan thereof. &c held
a. a.. Sour, House the County % Sew York n.
-, 80 ~ Mach 1904 40 O'clock In the forenoon
on n. soou thereafter counsel - heard t5r an
der suthoIi1g sa9 corporation q Caanse iS eopoEtte
nan. 20 IRE Croonoi Chemical Cor1rany.
pssst New York City January lbih. lpo<
T,-tN-SsOi IDATEI THTg COMPANY VIEW
YORK ~ VICTOR 81 KAGAH. Prssitsnt
cHARIp-s W. COLEMAN. Attorney for Company.
Is william S-U Tors city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-01

T. ENNED1, JUuN.--IA' UIs'UA-'CH OF
- - order O, Hon Frank 7. Fitzgerald, q Surrogate,
. - f.,Untv Of New YORK. notice hereby 10 all
having against John Kennedy late CT the
ps4s, Nev York deceased TO present the same.
sr. thereof the subscriber az her place o. trans
Ns b,s nrss at tbs o.lce OF Geo NJ. Boynton,
.,.su street Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
= h.for. DAY o. March next
on 1880 81 Ns-s York tie 10th q August 1908.
CATH ERNIE KENNEDY, Administrators
.rO II R0YNTON, Attorney for Administrative l9s
$3.50 str.st borough Of Manhattan. New York city.
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.SurrOgdtes Notices.

DIMoN. JACOB SIN PURSUANCE OF AN
~ order o. Hon Aoner c Thomas. SURF gate Of ths
r,,,,, ~ New YORK e5tce hereby all
having claims against JACOB > Dnon late Of the county
So YJrk sojuurnns al Much Hauha<n Eng and
deceased present The vita vouchers thereof to
-, at Ms place transactng business the
are. OF wider Anderson No ~ CeiaT Street IN tbs
Manhattan. Csty OF Nes io1H OF OF ostors ths
pstst New YORK. TIE 9th day Of Deccrn'er, 1903
De~- 49, CHARLES L. DlAON, Executes
WILDER g ANDERSON. Attorneys Tor EKseusor. -
rnsnr strsAt lors CITY
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Lackawanna r ailroad.
Leave Ycrk. foot Barclay and Cnrtst0phsr 81
$50 A M.-F0r BtrgnsTntou and syracuse
1000 M-For Buralo. Chicago and 81 LouA
.I4O p. M-E5r BuffaIo and Chicago
fAoO P. M-F0r Scrant0u and Plymouth
p. M-For Buffalo Chicago.
s.45 T. H-Uaca. 0svcgo. Ithaca BuTslos
400 A. N-For Chfcaxc--Sleepers open p NJ
Tickets AZ tsr. "a ifs5. f4s4 Srosdway " r: ~
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l. .b,ar g Thomas, a surrosats the County Of
SaxYork notice hereby given 70 ell persns having
Franz Temnlertz. late Of the County
80 %suYSrk deceased present the same with vOuch
place THANKSGIVING
Sux,ness q, attorney. Ashbei p Fitch.
Sass q the Borough OF Manhattan. In tbs
CITY OF Nsw-Togk. before the nrst day Of April
dated. N.v-Yors tbs 2sth day q septsm6er. Isoa
D~'00' " CHA RI.ES WALTER. Erecutor.
.euprS y FITCH ATTORNEY for Executor. 70
~ =, Borough OF Manhattan New-York City.
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Ocean Steamers

Ocean Steamers.
CCNARD LINE.
~. To LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
Etruria 6. A n Gam2ania-- .Fee q noon
I-r.Srfa f-eb 2. M ES-TuTia- Mar ). A II
9a A II. fvcan a Mar l.
i'SiA'-''- MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
II A n
Carving and steerase passerxerl
From Piers 5i-S2, North River.
arniv 20 the Cunard Steamship Co. Ltd. y srusdvay
Ab'" v VERNON II BROWN. General Agent
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.
4h FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA. FLORIDA. ALABAMA
TICKETS Texas. Colorado. Arizona. Cali
f,rnls Mexico Georga, Florida AaoaHar stc
IEI-IsiEiTFUL OCEAN VOYAGES Booklet "Pocksf
G Il MALLORY . CO. Gen AFts. IS Ruriins sHp.s
GA vELOCE"-Fast Italian Line.
ssslins svery Tuezday to Naples Gsnoa
noa/oSNEsL HARTFIELD CO. - Wan n
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Abnsr c Thomas. q surroSats Of the County OF
S.r YORK notice hereby gwen 20 al persons navinH
asstnst Deiis A. Blanchard late Of the County
81 ssy SorL deceased present the same with vcGch
% their place OF transacting
a. the once Edward T. Mclaughlin Va 40
Wsu Street in City Of New YORK on or before the
rsfb day q March next -.
prFs 70 iNGERSOLL. GEORGE holmes.
Executor
-Du.eD r MCLAUGHLIN. Attorney for Executor.
- n-o 40 wall Ssreet. Nev York City.
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.-7ror,rn.,. amount Of the lien charge 70 q.
xbirh rs above described property Is &c - pe-
thereon from the -o.n %
eenber 1905 costs and allowances sdS tHrshsr
December -oth 49,,
~,tS the expenses the sale The app ~ "a al
=, IN. taxes assessments or other hens aney or
~ - re purchaser OF he purchase w. ~.
n.Is by the refe-es. Is s5ll s2-loo. Vic iH-eiS'
sn.t~s New YORK December soth- iao3 p.,.r,.
The foregoins sale is hereoy aglo sn5 sas.
Dsted Jsnuary end. 1904 ,-rYxp s.,.-e~
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l. ,h,s- {, Thomas . Surrogate Of the County
w. motto. Is hereby given all persons having CLAIMS
..ir.t EItIs Hall OF the County Of New York de-
cssrd 20 present with vouchers thereof 70 the
Al tTansacting business.
- ~. ot.ee OF Baldwin & sIackmar. NJ. 81 Nassau
street IN Borough OF Manhattan cry OF Ne" YORK
- - hefo-. tks 28th day OF March neat
s ps,ss Sew Yors the 2lst day OF september. 1909
D~'s" wv JOHN GLFDHILI. Executor
BALDWIN a BI.AcKMAR. Attorneys for Exeevtor. u
Manhattan Borough. NeV YORK City
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Instruction.

Fer Both se1es-Cgv.
TELECRAPHY Il; :. q: &;
GRAPH CO.. Dept {. 1915 CorI.ands ST.. New y.rk
TIVE BEsLTTZ eCTicoL OF LANGUAGEs
IL Madison square (il22 broaiw ~. BROOKLYN
Frencn German SanlEh Italian At schoo r~sscsrc~
School Agencies.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
- Professors Tutors
etc. 20 Col eses. schools anc Families Apply to
HrS ~ J. YOUNG-FULTON. q Union saua-x
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New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND BOSTON
Via Springfield aud the
BOSTON ALBANY RAILROAD
o., tTs'1s ,ssvs Tso2 4 n. f12G0 noon. 400 =. ~
Tickets Al New Yors Central ticket orc-s 1877 as co
Elo Eroadway. and at Grand Central station
n SMITH GEORGE Il DANTELA
General Manager .@psraI Paxssresr A xc,S
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Lost.

4 -, pecksge. containing Double return postal
evos,s e. addressed to Toe New-Yerk Tribune En-
Impairment Suitabi- Tire of
peesase W J. BAKER sHcyciopsdia Department
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ceived a. the once OF the Light-Hou.e Engineer,
acrnpAinsvflle. y. Y. until ! o'clock p. NJ March =
en. AID then opened furnishing riprap stone as
toIloNr; 1000 Cedar Island Light Station.
s.sneTs Bay Y; 500 tone AT Rorner shoal Light
rtaNoni New York Lower Bay. y. Y: 200 tons at
foiEt Comfort Light-station New YORK Lower Bay
=, Z IN accordance with specifications, copies o.
Nllc4, Plfh blank proposals and other Attenuation.
ppLy oe had UPON application Major William r.
hossel Corps OF Engineers L. 8 A
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HOTEL STRAND

Contrary leoatsd the Beach 'front.' cssy
tHep.eot sea water bath5 Every comfort ana coovsni
tnce Tor winter and spring Pure
own artssisn well. Long
Auto ne-ts ali trains Booking representative.
areachard. at Park Place daily from 10 4
Hotel WELLINGTON. b5th-st- Tth-sve
FAIRBAIRS a
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ATLANTIC CITY. n. J..

Permanent Bureau o. Information with ps-sc-a
ssntstive At l2I Broadway. above 18th vher.
formation and Eueratur. concerning following hotels
be secured HDcei Dennis Hotei Brighton. Hsidon Hail
Hotel 81 Charles, Toung's Hotel wiltshire Nsriborou<
House. Dunlop, Hotel Seaside Hotel Rudolf The Chsl
tonts Hotel Trsyrnors New Strand HotsL Gal.n Hall
IsisswoTth- G.Idea Hotel Hotel Raleigh.