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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-28
THREE ARTS CLUB.
Members to Give Unique Entertainment
This Afternoon and Evening.

Napoleon Bona parte and nature taking have been
occupying the attel -tlon q The Three Arts Club
This club. which occupies the Two houses at Nos
5s2 and 5S6 West End avenue, has just annexed the
connecting house. No. "a West End avenue . move
made necessary by -he rapid growth FL the mem
be-shp. To get none to- furniture for the new
house The Young women art students who make up
the club planned q vaudeville performance, which
they VII give This afternoon and evening a. Dur
yea EaG. ga street and Broadway
Loves Luclzs-ulrl' a musical sketch. s The
hrs1 number on The programme. Napoleon Bona
par1e prominent character ia this.
''BGruyard Stunt" which il is said viii an.use
TIE audience highly. includes m is cast M. Cob
bier. from Turkey. George Bantam Mrs Cochin
China. Nj and Mrs. f5--ery Crewso Peck and the
sunbonnet GIL. Minstrel sketches and folk dances
II costume VIII fl up Ihe rest OF the programme
Costumes and everything else connected with
the Terfo-rnance are original with The gin stu
dents who planned the eut"rtalumert- After the
evening performance there Will OF dancing until =
o'clock
TIE Three Arts Club which was organized by
Bishop Greer 70 solve some of the problems that
beset sirl art students IN New York. now accom-
raodates forty resident members. and as many
avail themselves Of the restaurant There
long waiting list % srls ready take posses
sion OF the new house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-28
FOURTH AVE. PLOT SOLD
Site Adjoins Property O5cned By
Grace Church.

Douglas Robinson Charles s Brown & Co have
sold for Catherine T. Kelley to George c. Graves
No. Sc Fourth ave. four story tenement house,
with store 1s6x75 feet. 1t adjofns property owned
by Grace Church
William Peters & Co have sold for Saalwacten &
Burr a plot, 50x100 feet. on the easterly side Of
Mayfower ave, near Pelham ave. Also sold, for a
Mr. Truelsen to a Mr.. Pietrocell two family
house, No 1913 Vyse and for Michael Early 70
a client a dwelling house the south side OF
Morris Park ave. Faile st.
Martin Pletscher has sold TO Josephine Magrone
a family house the westerly side of Grace
ave. 1S0 feet south of GIebe ave.
Andrew HALEY has sold for Edwin Shutteworth
plot, 5ox0o feet, the north side of 1o4h St
First ave
Alfred E Toussaint and J Edgar Leaycraft &
Co have sold No 800 West SSth st. a four story
house, for Leighton and Mornay Williams. II occu-
pies q plot So 4x5Ox irregular.
Montgomery Maze has purchased No. I52 East
50th st, 25xl0o feet, five story brownstone fiat
house. There are seven rooms and bath on each
floor.
J. J. Haggerty has sold for Charles G. Jorgensen
the family frame house No. 1881 Hoe ave. on
lot 25xIO0 feet.
Arnold Byrne Baumann resold for Lowenfeld &
Prayer TO Abraham Benedict Nos 250S and 25lO
Seventh ave, six story apartment house on plot
40xIe0 feet
The Harold Realty Company has sold the Bel
court apartment house. a six story building with
elevator plot 1o)x99n feet, Nos SIC and 5lS
West 1880 st.
The Irwin estate has sold Nos. 10 anu 172 East
74th two four story fathouses on plot 6Ox102 2
feet. adjoining the southeast corner of Sd ave
J. Romano Brown & Co. have sold for a client
70 Thomas Shells No. 455 Convent ave, a four story
American basement dwelling house on lot 16x5O
feet. between 18th and 10th SITS
Hayden & Co have sold for John c. CockeriIl
No. SS West 681h st, story frame building
on lot SXIcJ.5 feet 10 Joseph Egan. Also sold for
Mr.. Cockerill interior parcel, 30 feet north Of
l4lst ST, 10 J. ROnaine Brown, who owns abutting
property on the east side OF Hamilton Terrace
Charles Nj. RosenthaI has resod No p Mount
Hope Place, two family house lot &xI25 feet.
Williamson & Bryan have sold 10 Michele La
CANA, a builder, plot the east side Of Wash
ington ST. 25 feet south OF Washington Place
Also, for Mrs Anna NoOnan No 1855 Forest ave.
a tenement house, lS.8X95 feet.
The American Real Estate COMPANY has sold
the two family house No. 1881 Faile ST. or LOT 2Ox
100 feet. TO Orlando Heerwagen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-28
CONVENTION OF D. R.
Massachusetts, and Nezc York m
Contest for Presidency.

Five hundred Daughters Of the ReVoIl'lof'-"i'il
OUT tbs adjective American which tel'l.Es - a
Totally distinct body-Vru assemble al the aiIoil
Astoria today for their national convention n
- many NJ 1he delegates arrived yesterday and
handed in their credentials 70 the committee Duh
-. majority will no. come III to-day. They VIII
remain IN convention three days with hanquets ana
r.oep1ions by way q diversion, but The main buSl-
ness Of the occasion VIII come OF On lil-'S>-7H'
when the election Is 10 take place
tn. --esenr president Mrs =. PhuniX itErahai'l'
~ New York has served TWO terms. ana though
me constitution does not forbid a t-lrd- an IN
written law does Il IS Dot lke-E therefore, '-a'
81. viii be reelected and this leaves The ntld Ir-e
"a g -or-es- between Massachusetts and New
York These things are largely matters o. state
Royalty and by counting noses after me d'ie-a'eS
assemble q pretty safe prediction can oe l-laIe
Is Il which candidate VIII prevail II the present
czse New York would seem 10 have the aCHari4ee,
because The convention = being held on her oFIl
territory but on the other hand the representation
is by chapters. and while New Aork has u"
!s-Ee charters Massachusetts has many sill4ti
mes New York Is further Handicapped by the
tact that the woman who would be its hest caTdl-
safe Mrs John Howard A6eel. the retiring state
regent refuses run. she IS popular woman
End possessed q great executive aolltE, ana II =
believed that there would De Ette DOUBT o. Ae-
election II she would stand But The presidency in
,ol,es much travelling and the Daughters Of the
Revolution 90 not apparently allow patriotism u
make them forget their domestic duties MIS-
abeel does not wish 10 Be absent 50 long from
home
Among the Massachusetts possibilities are men
.ioned Mss Sarah Hunt. o Boston and MS
Granger the state regent Miss Hunt however
has TIE misfortune not &c be a matro1- There IS
40 law against the election Of unmarried WON
an tc the presidency. and Miss AGellne Sterling
HE'D the Office ably for TWO terms, but there Is a
feeling among the Daughters THAI -natrtmony ADDS
dignity TO the position and that a husband Is a
useful thing for president 10 have IN spite 81
This feeling Indiana ccve1s TIE presidency for us
regent Miss Tarquinia Kcss- Other names. TOO
have been mentioned, and Jhere Is talk Of z dark
horse.
The New York State Daughters entertained the
delegates at the Plaza yesterday afternoon MIS-
Tnerah han and Mrs AbeeI received with The presen;
regent Mrs. Zeb NayleW- and me members OF the
Priscilla Chapter. The youngest II the society all
II Puritan ga-b. acted pages. Before the re
eeption q loving cup was presented 10 Mrs Ape+
u behalf q the state by Mrs. MAY
Tonight there Will he banquet al The Waldorf
Astoria and on Thursday evening there VIII lee q
theatre party. On Fri1ay rle delegates VIII e
to West Point. and Saturday they VIII make
6 pilgrimage 70 Poe's cottage There VIII also Dc
many private dinners and luncheons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-28

vest portions are Of the same but cretenne is be
ing much used for the latter, embroidered band
ings always handsome. and lace Is In every
way correct
The quantity of material required for the me-
dunn size is y. yards 2. ia wards y or ] yard -
inches wide with ~ yards OF banding.
The pattern. No. s67. is cut in sizes for 80 "a
So IS and II inch bust measure and will be
mailed any address receipt Of 10 cents.
Pleas. give numbe- OF pattern and bust measure
distinctly. Address Pattern Department. New York
TTiruus II ia hurry Tor pattern send extra
tVo-cen1 stamp and viii mail by letter postage
a. sealed envelope.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-28

). ~. NIAGARA Clip Company first loft at
No 1871 Front st. for Thomas s. Giaddins TO oeiS
hei,per & Co; at Nos. % TO of Anu 81 ~
SCION Palmer to Zinkeisen Co; store noor al
~ az r-,> az for John ulingworth Steel Company
n Samuel Brothers; 1000 square feet at NO. -
broadway TO I.auer & Co: second floor at NO ~
eth ave TO A s. Sharp first loft at NOS. - 10 20
Fulton st to Leonard ID. Hosford; hrst lott NO %
Beekman St, corner of William TO huse"e .
Cumsky
Tho charles Moves Company has leased for
term of wears the buildings Nos. 5, and jacob
ST for Stallman & Fulton Co. to John r. fssei'
and for William Huh Browning the buildings NOS
8 ). and Hague st: also the store, basement an
first loft OF Nos l43 to AS Fulton st, through ~
Ann for the Derby Desk Company TO Robert T.
Sherwood. store and basement No. 14l West 2Dth
st for the Duross Company TO J. L. MOTT iron
Works: store and basement No. s6 Fulton ST Tor
Iandsburg Brothers to Abraham LHchner' store
an basement No. 12S Maiden Lane for virginia ii.
Field to Export Shipping Company; store NO ~
Spruce st for Felix Fourner & Knopf to Direct
United States Cable Company. OF England; also
for a long term the four entire lofts at NO 'o'
Pearl St TO Orrn G. Lawrence Company ana en-
tire lofts in the following buildings; No l"4 VIII
lam St 10 John Nyan: No. 43 Cortlandt to Pierson
Motor Supply Company; No 81 TO o. ChH ST 10 'i,e
Harris Company: No. 2G3 Fulton st. to Whitley
Exerciser Company: No n John st to Julian G
Smith: No u Dutch st to john Baldwin. and NO.
IS West Broadway to Empire Bottle Supply Com
Dany.
Hubert Peck & Sons have leased for Henrietta
I.ittman to a Mrs. Hamilton brownstone dwelling
house No. 249 West 51st st, for two years
William L. Falconer has leased No. II East 75h
s. four story and basement dwelling house. for
a term of years to A. J. Singer also No. "a Sth
ave- store and dwelling house to a Gometz and
J. Greco; also a dwe.ng house No. $50 East 4ist
st to c. Brandt and Nos 334 and 336 East 4ist
st to P. Roth; also No. 70 Greenwich ave. store,
SChOll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-28

C,EAI.E1D BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL Be RECEIVED
- nv the BOARD Of supply. IN JEe office OF the
TSoard No go EroaGvay New York. E1oc1 slO ninth
49, .11fl 4 NJ L. 1905. for the COnstruc
non of the pressure tunnel IN the towns Of New
TSs-+z ana Gardiner Ulster County, New fo-H At tie
ehovA Mace and the bids VIII be publicly opened
and read The award Of the contract II awarded VIII
ter
Containing information bidders form or contract
sr.rfAra+ions etc and pamphlets OF CONTRACT
can De obtained Room J5I5 the above address
danosirfrg he O dollars $1,000 for
apnhet or twenty dollars $50 Oo for each set 70 in
sr. the return in acceptable condition within thirty
DAYS from the date which bids 70 be opened
further Dar-fC-1ers Record.
JOHN a BENSEI+ TlDltsSiCners
CHARLES DWICE. q
CHARLES A. SHAW. Water supply.
J. WALDO SMITH.
Engineer
THOMAS HASSETT,
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MIS-. BURNETT GUEST oE woMEN,s Clue

the Nomers University Clue. No = Madison
square. North. last night With her was Viviea
Burnett. Who SAD Dc the original OF Little
Lord Fsuntieroy-" Mrs Burnett who was intro
cuced by Mrs George Haven Putnam. The vice
president. read { new short story for children
The Land q TIRE Blue Flower" The reception
committee consisted Of Mrs Egertou Parsons.
chairman. Miss Harriet Bliss Miss Rebecca
Hooper Mrs. Landreth King Mrs Charles Darn
present.
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THE TRIBUNE PATTERN,

The short. jaunty jacket that terminates just
above The waist line is 50 generally becoming and
well liked that nothing ever supersedes It. This
IS novel in many OF its features. and includes
d vest portion that Is peculiarly chic. while il
allows The Of effective contrast In me illus
1raL.on aoncee IS trimmed with banding and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-28
LAST MEETING OF SEASON.

Its last prayer meeting CT The season viii he held
by the Ladies Christian Union on "Wednesday al
= G. II, IN the chapel ~ the Collegiate Church,
Fifth avenue ana ssh street. TIE leader VIII be
Mrs ! Il knowles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-28
auction Sales of Real Estate.
Real Estate for Sale or Exchange

NOR SALE LEASE OR GENTLE
1 country place: modern and
bungalow. with all tmproy enents such as gas plant
win burglar alarm cold storage and elegant
rage house as large chicken pigeon house
all built after approved plans. for rent
property situated beautiful, healthy spot
Long Island. mosquitoes malaria, price $4,000
one-third cash balance mortgage at 81 per
part payments desired: price includes brand new
furniture. for selling,
ueed 10 60 California. photographs of the buildings
II requested. For particulars address JOHN COOPER,
Huntington. l. /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-28
NOTICE

The names Of those who viii attend the annual
T 5. :. luncheon at the Hotel AsJoT. on May s.
should reach the Office 10y Friday, May l. in order
that they may be- printed Oh the table diagrams
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Proposals.

Proposals.
DEADvERTIsEMENT.- SEALED BIDS or PRO
* rosaIs viii be received BY Board Of Water sup
nv ir the Office Of the Board No 2s9 Broadway, New
York 30 ninth floor until II a NJ on 4eslAy
NJ % 1905 FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF a FIELD
S,t-E-rf-T- BUILDING FOR DIVISION AND SECTION
I-N-cTNF-F7S THE EMPLOY OF THE BOARD OF
" ATFR SUPPLY IN TIRE TOWN OF MAFtt3I-ETONN
~ ST|FZFl COUNTY. NEW YORK. At the above place
and time the will publicly opened ana read Inc
award OF If awarded Will be made as soon
as practicable Pamphlets containing tntoTT1a-
80 for bidders form specifications. stc and
nbets OF contract drawings. be obtained Room
ak at the address by depositing The sum q I'VE
pamphlet. ten dollars tStOl Tor
each set their return IN acceptance con1ltlon
within thirty from the date Oh WH1 DIGS are 70 Dc
o,sna5 For further particulars see City Record
0Feti1 IOTINs E{F-%SFI. Commissioner
President. O: the
CHARLES y. CHADWICK. Board or
CHARLES A. SHAW. water supply.
WALDO SMITH,
Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-28

TIME PEOPLE OF THE- STATE OF Wv E-EA e
Il - - rrara OF God free ana -1cep"n-et- E-est
- r51si-a CTznoux. Jules Ernest L=-EH9-1 Sa-s
- f-rahar- EIac-ia--e Au.a=-- f--1- = MAJ
frank Nat-hiesse-- Adele y -a2 -1z-7--l
- &C. S,nrfa n C9jznoux Marie II A1rz-t Aa-is
I-5g-1rrv claude G.rucuE Alexis 'siSa'-- Use -
- C-rs-Tss C;5e~o-1x. Frank Cf-z-7-E -0s-- .rz
ps-a- Harriet Adele Fi1ls@- '1aT-=s A-- al
r4-,o,,-- Chaber- only heirs and r-z- ~ h1 q
Nrz--15a==1-- deceased
Tv-z-aaz Ernest I=ejiu- ~ TIE t--H OF 'r-N -.
r--,r-, eT-1faF 70 the Sur-7Eate- l1l-- H- 1 --
70, have certain INSTRUMENT ~ '.-.--
go u, ra-H real and persona. -rrz---f' GU E
- LAST WIN and Testament ~ Else 3. I1 ---s-7
80 - -ra -ir~ NJ Nice Republic a. France -=-7-L
- .-sro-z Won and each OF YOU are ---l - a2P7-r
hfs ofrca IN County q SeTv -H q ~ 80
thousand nine }-I1t-af ana eiSil e a.
80 +e1 o'clock forenoon NJ -ra- cat -- 80
+bara 20 attend the probate q the sal- ls WIZ a-
80 --l-1 ~ Won - are hereby cited are -1-e- --
ace - rv-an-~--1- years. required @ e--7l p
1870 -,-4 have one none % ep7e3r
ans s0uI- for b appointed y IN ta- -' -
@1a.-fsr+ or failure 10 guardian -
~ ~ Surrogate 20 represent and a-- -1- -- II -
ID - -e-+r,-a-- whereof. have causef re sea
--l S---uza-=s Court Of the sal. --. "
~ r-av York Ea-e1--7 G---E-- " =
ness Hon Charles II H-c1A--
80 ---- sgf4 --r---- o. York -E-- "7-1-F re
fs-r 57 ~ s--s- the ~ 1-T -~-- one l'-7--
nine hundred and eight. .---- -,----,>-u-v
clerk q -He S---1E---.s Court
STEWART & SHEARER
Attorneys 10Y Petitioner
street. View
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-28
MANY BUSINESS LEASES.

The Rutland e. Whiting Co has leased the top
loft in the building Nos l55 I57 Waverley Place
and Ne. g Christopher ST., for the Fellows Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-28

PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES NEW
L Arsenal Governors Island y y II April -
9Os-Sealed proposals in tri9hcate. upon the blank
furnished this office only. Will be received
This office until NJ. MAY -. 1905 furnishing
during the year ending June 30 bUrIsp.
cloth.
cleaning material. firing wheels and casters
ammunition Information Furnished
plication colonel o q Mtrchau'. Commanding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-28

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT L. 5 CAPITOL.
~ Building Grounds. Washington. p C.. April Is.
IqO--PropOsaIs dupICatej VIII received pub
UcIy opened above office Interior Wood Trim
Interior Plain and Ornamental FdStarlng.
Interior Marbiework5 Plate Glass Mail Chutes and
Iolyeyers. Hardware, EecrrLc Lighting
ILranL-scent Elevator InCiIslTe--
and Motors. Registers ana Valves. ManteIpl-c-s
posals FIR portion OF
interior Wood Trim and Finish viii Dee received ana
al oCl1Ck. noon SacurCay. May g. 1885 The
plans and Specifications may Ue had tep5siciUg
above office the OF So % 70 the
return Of the plans after the award Of contract The
au1 specifications for the balance OF above
wor VIII be possible together
20 dates of opening OF bids Intending
notified appIiCa
and specifications all the above
be fled wit office Immediately When plans and
specifications ready be issued bidders who have
applCz the Will be notified o
deposit being required TO guarantee the II
he pIan bid branch the above
MI be by certified check
OF I'VE cent % 20 OF the amount az the
q guarantee bidder viii a
work IS awarded 10 him Suretes In the
required with tire contract for each branch o. the
The right is reserved reject all bids ana
waive techncalities and irormaIties elliott WOODS.
superintendent L. : Capitol Building and Grounds.
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lNEAIFD PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL Re RE
- office OF the QlarterTDdsrer General
l. 8 Army. 200 o'clock p April 30th. 1905
VIII be opened in the
OF bidders the construction and complete equipment
100 breadth - feet depth II feet in
ance with conditions specifications and drawings which
can be obtained ny addressing the Quarermaser General
/ 5. Army. Washington u. Proposals 10 be marked
steamer for Cable Service"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-28
School II gencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Teachers Tutors Governesses
O Colleges School and Families Apply 10
Mira. NJ. J. YOUNG FULTON, % Union Square
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r,FiE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NslN - -.5-A, 81 81
Il rHA grace Of God and iEdelell--- n -
son James Hessi5u. r.lget ,5I-a-l 49, IS -;
NJ FTess1-. f5-zSr-D- ANi--lsi-
fisf7r James FIessi1u Michael Ei=zs-2a aH -2z So
heirs ard mex O %
r.sga= =a~4 greeting li-Htar- f-77--
civ u New York has lately a5li--- r. -.
(------ orr county u New YORK % .o.- d -
S-s-r----er- in writing bearing date ne 80 p -
-Ia-v lt0S relating both yea a-1 49, ,s-I;
1u1- rroved as the asr VIII and T@s5al5st 1i-sa-t
oft the county q New lC-H -'H7-
- -cr- and each Of ara cited o. a7p-a-
resor- -he Surrogate % our COUNTY o. - 49, -
county III York --@ =
NJ one thousand nine cU-trei ara eiS- a. IS
,T-~- - -re forenoon ~ That day --4- e-- -17-s
- e--an1 tHa probate o. said last Nal and -es1-
nd such o. hereby ci-7i as ara -l-7-
gga - -vr-r-v-9-a years required ~ appear ~
OF = you nave none %
49,. 49, nd aprsv fo- ore De- appointed o. f. -
800 % vo-- neglect failure % % 81 --@r-I -
be appointed Or t1- 94-l~7--7 10 --E -
YOU ia the proceeding -.-.s --. So - q. =.
II s5--ogatss Court = the said county - &eT
yo-E 10 Be he-eu1to AFFIXED witness E7-
kb-a- Thomas q Surrogate ~ --- SAD
80 - T-,-r-+v r@ E1-k -ai[ County --= IN
or March b q c-- Lord c1s
tlo1sdi- '-'- DANIEL ? T7-V-NET
clerk 4 the Su--1Ez-s's Govt
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SnrrOgates' NOfices.

Tn PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. AENER :
Thomas. a SurrcEate OF the County = New 80
notice is hereby given 20 al e-sons having claims against
Blanche Sterling. sometimes known H.--.as o. ser
ling late OF tho County q New 4e-S. deceased -
with vouchers thereof % ne ssc-e
their place rrarSacrf-i c. CHs = s4l
4 Horton Es4s Broad street IN CI-y q SsE
YORK. on before the 6Jh cav % May next
Dated York. the 2SrE o. October 1877
DANIEL. h CHILDS EDISON BRADLEY Executors ,
HILL. & HORTON. Attorneys for Executors 8 b7Jad
Street Borough o. NanhattAn- tiiy o. New i'r<-
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNEs
Il Sl--e safe OK tlv county 't NeN -.-N-
SSs5s Is jrsia r MaT5eu ,ees. o. r-ssza
sane with vouchers thereof Co The subscriber a. -le
ne Of ". III Van Ste-ntersa. bis Face y -los@s.as
o. or before 2+ga Jay y June mex
Dated York The l4tA DAY q, L--s~ p -
AduiuIstrstor With he Vii annexed % Be111aia :
" y AN SrFFNBERGH Attorney f,- Administrators.
10 Wall Street Manhattan Borough New Nora
IN PURSUANCE IF AN ORDER or HON. AsSER :
4 Thomas Surrogate . the County % New EorA
having claims AGAINST
samuel E Myers iate u the County O; Nev N1-s D.
ceased 20 present with vouchers rt-eot 20
Fuhscrpers al place OF Jra@sacting business ~ -
broadway r Borough OF Manhs-aH New Yea ~4~S'
OF or bstors tbs lst c~y % Msy, lsl1
BF.TJAAiIN r EISsrEIN- BERTHA MYERS EH-oE'
rr>, tEI7 T1v~srxp GC-ITERS,AN Attorneys
FIrcutors AZ broadway. Manhattan. New Y0TS Sics
" PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OT bon. ABNER 2
Il Tbor,as a Surrogate Of tae CoJuut ~ New foFN
- III "a 10 a.. .srsons having -lat-us against
george + SEYMOUR. OF the CHS OF Sp-iagae1 l .
$500 - present vouchers thereof -
p. Wall street the oi,y q NeN Vera Or before -
ION CAV S ey Y"rA the 2sth aay % November 1877.
NORMAN SEYMOUR
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To U-hom 1t Mag Concern

AL persons hereby Uo,ned that I've 80 ossu
rihcate r 1882 c.. VI ST = cofni.nI -~@
destroy ed BY hre and duplicate applied f9F
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IN PUFsUANcr OF An ORDER OF HOY ABNAyS S- :.
: Thoms~ surrogate % the County % N-N -.
potics hereby all persons hatiaA ~-t-s
SFsinst t~orsaunA Redmond late ~ The count. =
New York p.esrut the sans wta Noe-Is-
thereo: the subscriber a. Is p-A-s o- x
business DO Broadway Borough OF NAaa1t'aA a n
CITY NurA- before ths l--h e%s % -
Dat-t New YorS Jh- I2th day o. Ncv -fnoer IT,, -.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TRUST COMPANY. Exscr1s.s-
DAVIES STON 3 4 AUERBACH Attorneys IlE -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-28
Furnished Cottages u TAINTED.

,y61g7DFJ 5'5TTAGF. WANTED. SEVEN ROOMS. Fur
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Shepard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-28
Country Property for Sale.

v,OR sALp-DEILGHTFUI. COUNTRY PLACE TEN
/ miles from New Haven. fo-ty acres OF land; trout
summer home from steam road and fifteen
from trolley. ALEXANDER DOOLiTTLE. BrooksYale
New Haven County. Conn
~ ssTNTNG-e-ROOM COTTAGE. FURNISHED. ON
~ Methodist camp grounds. price $1,000 photo. HAIR
EIS ~ Wal.
NOR sALE-vERY DESIRABLE HOME. LOCATION
L $4,000, bargain date 10
ROMEYN & DEMAREST. Hackensack n. J
,xrprTp, MRS 2 yERNAM FOR PROSPECTUS
w about camping privileges in her proposed exclusive
4 Veruam's Springs bungalow Colony. Oakland \ !
INCUR ACRES. HOUSE BARN. APPLEs. TROUT
L brook spring $500 ARCHIBALD c TOSS SO Z 42d.
nESTRICTED NEW ROCHELLE HOME SITES =
IL EDGAR LEAYCRAFT g. co, 10 West 42d 81
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u movements: gardeners committing distance
IOWFRRE BROS, 800 18th