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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IHE
ss.ssment rolls OF real estate and personal
,,-cncr,v in the City OF New Iork lot inc year
Iats bsva been delivered to the uncersisned
and that all taxes on said assessineh' tohs a's
due and payable az follows; - -,
w" All tsxe, on personal property and one mar
q, an taxes on real estate are Que ana pay
"''' WEDNESDAY. MAY ], i9ig' 49,.
- ~. 1900 ming and anal one-half or taxes
sI'u vi, stats shall be due and payable on the
giPST OF NOVEMBER. 1872. ~ taxes pc
come iiAns on the real estate anected thereos
ou'', - rasnectlye days when they become due
ard ne va hie as hereinbefoIe proNiueu anu eH.'
remain ouch liens until PAID -, :,
rS sncord half OF the tax on real estate
..t"s tg due as hereinbefore provided on the
a.. dsv Of November following the payment
~ u. IT, trst half may be paid on the hrst Gay
-, Ma or AT any time thereafter proVolng me
at balf shall have been paid OF shall pc Patlo
y. ~ ,ha same time and on such payments OF tne
az wv haif As may be made In such manner
49, q November nrst discount snail De al
n.,na from the date Of payment 70 November
Nv. v, the rate OF four pcf centum per annuu
III 70 nIsCOrST Is ALLOWED ON PEE-
snNaI TAN BILLS.
sD IS.,,,,,r ON unpaid taxes on real estate be-
pins June 1 ana Dece""e' ~ W" ""'"" W.
.onsl taxes esa psvable ut the Office OF the Re
20 Taxes In the Borough where the
osrnrnnr,y "a located, as follows:
pr9 po-o,,eh OF Manhattan. 70 Chambers 81.
PPo.cuSh Of The Bronx, Municipal Building
.nr "a and fremont ayes.
oOr In'ronSh OF brooklyn. Municipal Building.
poroueh OF queens. couT; Square Ions
isl Rsoroush OF Richmond. Borough Hall St
George. 80 - rpsrrtN vseai,., n, rax.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12
ALLEN NOW RACHAEL lknC

The street number OF the above described
premises IL SIS Grand Street and Goerck
Street Borough Of Manhattan. City OF Now
York.
Tho approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. TO Wit. the plairtfs dover. 70 satisfy
which thu above described property Is 10 b.
sold Is thirteen thousand throe hundred nine
ty-eiEht ana 9l-lOO dollars 1Sl3.39s.'lp, TO-
gether with costs and allowances and the ex-
psnses 81 the sale.
The approximate amount OF taxes, assess
rnents ana water rates or other liens. which
arc 10 be paid by tho referee. are a. follows
on parcel number two. four hundred sixty -hNe
and s-iOO (S4B5 O0) dollars. and on parcel
number three. two hundred eighty-four and
2O-1OO tt2s+ 20) dollars
Said parcel number two will be sold subject
10 a mortgage FOR seven thousand 100000
dollars and interest from January ist. 1912. az
Eve per cent, per annum. ana SAID parceI
number three will DO sold subject 20 = mort
gage for seven thousand $1,000 OO) dollar'
and interest from January lst 1879. at five
per cent per annum.
Dated Sew YORK. April ist. 1912
SAMSON LACHMAN
Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
NOTICE OF SALE.
Ill FULTON ST

! SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Annie Drucker. plaintiff. against Wi!hclmina
singier Elizabeth G"issIer. ec''a ~,
| Drucker. Eduard J. Drucker, John T. DTuckeI'
| Dthmsr J. Drucker. Mary Elizabeth DrucKer'
! The Province OF -. Joseph or tne CapuC,irr
| order Rose Rogers. George Raj, as executor
Of the lsst win and testament OF Id,,s
trial Savings Bank. defendants .,
! Ia pursuance OF an interiocutory 1udg mem
made and entered IN tho above e1LI.ed actdIT'
and an order confirming the refcree report
herein. duly made and entered IN sara actI9o.,'
| bear ring date the 2sth day 81 September w J..
directing sale OF the several pieces or par .
/ OF land hereinafter described. /, samson l.sch
man, the undersigned, the referee men
named, will sell az public auction. AZ 'Ht - e.
change Sales Rooms, 1915 Nesey street III va
Borough OF Manhattan. city or "" foth, ot
| the End day OF May 1912, At II o'clock noon
on that day. by Hugh u. Smyth. suctionosi,
the premises directed by said tudgmHn' l" ~
sold. and therein described az follows. 10,
Parcel Number Two: All that ctTtln lot'
piece or parcel Of land. situate lying and being
| in the Thirteenth formerly Tenthl War; OF
4 the city ~! New York. bounded and describe. !
/ az follows: Beginning az the corner form t
| by the intersection 81 the northerN slo' OF
Grand Street with the easter.y side OF 10 IN
Street. running theme" eastfrly, Alohs ou'
| uorther.y side Of Grand street. Twenty-Five
feet thence northery; and parable, WIN
! erlv. parellel with Grand Street. twenty-five
| feet 10 the easterly side OF GOcrck street; dhC
! thence southcrly. along said eastcrlF slne OF
| place OF beginning. o.,
! Parcel Number Three: IAN that certain lot.
piece o. parcel Of land. with the building
thereon erected. situate. lying and being IN the
! city OF New York, and known and described
on certain map OF the lots belonging 20 the
estate OF Abraham Cannon at Corlears HOOK.
/ made from actual survey by r. Graves. CITY
Surveyor. bearing date tho sixth day OF Au-
| gust 1910 fled in the Office Of the Register o,
the City and County OF New York by the nun,
Der fifty. and more particularly bounded ana
described az follows. to wit. Beginning al a
point on the northery side Of Grand street
distant twenty-five feet easterly from inc
northeastern corner Of Grand and GoeIck
Streets, running thence northsrly. ana parallel
with Goerck Street seventy feet To an
alley. thence easterly. along said alley, twenty
i've feet; thence southerly. and again parallel
with Goerck street. seveuty-fve feet TO the
northerly eide OF Grand street; and thence
westerly along the northerly side OF GrSnu
Street twenty-five feet 70 the point or place
OF beginning"
Dated New York. April LIST. 1el2.,
SAMSON LACHMAN,
Referee.
JAMES r NIEMANN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
~ Park Row. Borough OF Manhattan, city or
New York .
The following are diagrams with tho street
numbers OF the property TO be sold herein:
PARCEL NUMBER TWO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12
DELINQUENT BOYS HOME
Woman's Municipal League Be
gins New Work.

Here's another helping hand outstretched
TO the unfortunate lad from the Children ;
Court The Woman's Municipal League IS
about to open a home for delinquent and
deficient boys who have been committed
by the court TO institutions, but who stand
in need OF more individual attention than
can be given them in largo public institu
tons. This home will accommodate ten or
fifteen boys. They will be under the con-
slant supervision OF physician, who will
ascertain where medical or surgical treat
ment would he of any value 20 them, or
whether their deficiencies are congenital
The home will he on the breezy top Of a
hin I'm White Plains, and will lie called the
Hillside Farm School There will be a
garden, COWS and chickens and all kinds
Of wholesome outdoor activities for the
boys who will range from the ages of
twelve 10 sixteen years.
Mrs Stella Weeks Will he the superin-
tendent. She is the daughter Of DR.. Weeks,
the founder Of the Skillman (N. j. Insti-
tute for the Feebe-Minded and has had
many years Of experience in managing de-
fective children. her last Office being in the
New Jersey Institute for Feeble-Minded
Girls at Trenton. The advisory physician
Will be Dr. Max A. Schlapp. homeopathic
specialist. and there will be a resident ply
eician who will be recruited from the young
graduates OF Cornell University Medical
College.
The institute is under the joint manage
ment Of the Woman's Municipal League and
Cornell University Medical College. II will
probably be opened about May I. 1t is be-
ing financed by friends Of boys" who re-
fuse to allow their names to be made
public.
DR.. Schlapp will give lecture on The
Care Of the Defective and Delinquent Child
this morning at II o'clock at the Cornell
University Medical College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12
NUTS AND MAPLE SYRUP.

For a seasonable nut trihe place rounus
- ,.er,, soft delicate sponge cake in sherbel
-,oseos owe In each. over this place some
s,'o,ood hickory or walnut meats ana
sprinkle with little OF the very ''. ~
quality Of maple syrup-not ehoue, g.,
,Jrate the cake, but merely enoush " 'I-,
mart a favor Crown all win
mass Of whipped cream. sprihKieo Oh 10y
with crushed maple sugar or maple
end nuts The maple sugar may be ofhl''e"
and a couple Of maraschino cherries SUI,
stitute5. with their piquant syrup 'nstean
81 the maple syrup. Have the lnsreoleIS'
y.rv cold before mixing. and after rnAA'nt'
and lust before serving. let them s'e"u "
MD while OH ice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Emma Melzer Kropf plaintiff, against
Christian Hoffman and others. defendants.
In pursuance OF Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale. duIy made and entered in the above
entitled action on March 90. 1872 and bearing
date March 25th, 1912. ]. the undersigned, tho
referee in said judgment named, Will sell az
public auction, at the New York Real Estate
IN the Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New
york on tho 25th day OF April, 1912. at twelve
O'clock noon on that day by samuel Marx
auctloneer. the premises directed y ssIu Juus
ment 70 be sold, and therein described as
XII that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land:
situate lying and being In the Borough OF
Manhattan. City OF New York, bounded ana
described IS follows: Beglnnins az = poin s9 OF,
The northerly side Of Eighty-sixth ts8th)
street distant twenty-five (22) feet westerly
from the corner formed by the intersection OF
IN. northerly side OF Eighty sixth osoth)
Street and the westerly side or Avenue A.
running thence northery. parallel with the
said westerly side OF Avenue \, and part OF
The way through a party wall eighty tsol
feet: thence westerly. parallel WITH the salu
northerly side OF Eighty-sixt (s6th) street
tweuty-six (26) feet: thence southerly again
nsraIieI With the said westerly side OF Avenue
a and part Of the way through party wall
eighty 800 feet TO the northerly slde OF
Firhtv-slxth (s6th) street. and thence east
arIv along tho said northerly side OF Eighty
sjTtb fs6th) street. twenty-six GOD feet 10
the point or place ot beginning. Said premises
being now known by the street number 4o3
East seth Street. $500
JOSEPH ELIAS DAVIDSON,
HERMAN c. KUDLICH, plaintiffs Attor-
nev COG Broadway. Borough OF Manhst-
tan New York City.
20 be sold: IT'S street number being 45S East
S8rh Street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12
TEMPTING BUT DANGEROUS

The tempting punches OF iresh go.
vatercress that are now found IN man :
ore never more welcome than al 'il's sea
CON but great care should be taken 70
cash them thoroughly; the brook iron,
u.ronee they came may have been infested INFESTED
With typhoid germs. Experts tell us thse
r,ncb typhoid fever comes from vegetables
~. ,aya been improperly fertilized or
nc ,,,ants watered by polluted streams
I, he possible. vegetables should De
49, brt in the case of lettuce or water
ross This Is usually impossible. The only
80 one can do IL one does not want 10
s-,,.a IN eating them is to wash them thor-
-. IN several waters. One can even
L. ,be first water soapy one without
I'm any disagreeable taste.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12
New York. April LIST. 1912.
InGEPH ELIAS DANI
Vast seth Street.

The approximate amount or the zen OF
Largc 70 satisfy which the above described
T,r@nsriv is TO be sold. Is sixteen thousand
seven hundred and eighty.fve s4-iOo dollars
ssts -s5 saC with interest thereon from March
ssb Io12 together with costs and allowance
smounting 10 three hundred and forty-two
loo dollars (s342.5D With interest thereon
49,, March 25th, 1912. together with the eN-
Ives NJ the sale. The approximate amount
- tho taxes. assessments and water rates or
other liens, which are 70 be allowed TO ne
rehsssr out OF the purchase money, or paid
bY tbe referee. is four hundred ana forty
seven 1900 dollars (s44I. I3l and interest
DATED. New York. April 1st, 19i.o>.
JOSEPH ELIAS DAVIDSON,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12
PUBLIC NOTICES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Dsnartment Of Finance Bureau for the col
lection OF Taxes, No. 81 Chambers 81 Borough
~, Manhattan. New York. April ], 1912
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12

,,yy,rCt, THOMSON CO.. 656-ooO West 34th
porough ~ Manhattan. City and S.H'e ~ W.
HyH 70 Thomas Mrs l. Brown. l. 3 Az
Jun, Ra,,iue Mfg Co.. Applied Art Co. Azo1 On
mans G,a. co.. r. Schob, care A. j. MeLeoa NE S,n
p peterson. D. }; owen Co. ,r Applle1 20 NJ
J: as. 6 90. u. and r. Garage. Crys1aI
painro Garage, Bronx Fur. EXchsnse. Sthna
chair Co. Mrs. K. l. watson t;,.oyraD. Inc,
- - t,iai.hman. Economy Service Co. DLoDe
sig, Co. $ MoskowtE Scientific A msr,sa,s
Sisn Coobnn. potter Wall Paper Co. WiIlianns
haIIi t, and Heating Co. Hawkins IRON
u ,!, ;. Cotv. D. e. Spurance, Garrett oIo.
W. Tuelah * Lander Janusch MIS-; 20 SIN q
Set Floral CO.. mon lSper c Sausage Co
i,o,,stntn Plumbing. Woodwork MFG Co; -
br,nofssy 6 CO.. y. l.. cakes care >. a, nseI
International sprins, ' Srt = Co. y. zinberg, J
hoDnso"' ,tionaI Sparkle Co. Marks Place, -
:, n,ld Empire Furn. CO.. H. IT, ki i.!gs
Harry Straw, O. MtoInet' ~ .. Wan,bsttan
10 Tailoring 60. Mrs. n BasC1, M Shnat,.s
~ NV Gn W. y Bronn & Bro, Hop ChenicSi
"a Manhattan Choc co; ;. kuyihsNy. e
S yo;i, 90 druggist. \. IL. McRae a co. =;
Wilkes, a. 60 Frawley Trf. Co. Empire SIG
nsa. n,',lo" 20 Davidson Bros, Art china iInport
Ss''ei tI.nr, Braun. Diel y Warde snlpIstts
order NY. Empire t Iissmvn5 = seSsrt. Her
auo ManinyC x co. Hawkins Iron Works. y
man ,.,'ns rare J. \. Reed, J: Stone 4 son,
order b. Furn 90, 10 20 crsG Bros. John
pppH; u Zimmerman CO. osllesh na, ra' ~
stores CO II; Knee Te 'P HERMAN nan sd% Lev
WSlffr' Goldman; ss, paris Modes Co. Gc"srsssc d
sau a. co.. c be- Be o. f Gs4o$t CO., CO.,
=. Went~o?aatn', wis, Mrs NJ. T. Hardy. En-
Pre ' rn Nfs Co. & & GSas A9 sfsi TGIts:
shupbac. Mr e:..nIaa. Inc, = V. Sloan. II w
Ken Sac, CAM ses MF' Gross e. CO. SoS a
Eva Lee !" Reasenbere julius Bein Co.
p' ofSenScrs Leg 1s y ors ssF and You other
hereby notlneu, ,,. and tho time for payment Of
s lien hgH .D2es aSa P sSs
hercirafter uro,.,nq been given 20 you. this CON-
tlee 'HSrI' cause to be sold at public auction on
pam ~, ,eiS commencing AZ II o'clock a m.
May Isl, ~ -, 34th St. In the Borough or
'aa s' ssS of Esy to York soa Or i
lowing osS e,,o,,nt: Household goods personal
oecs and eSSas ana co Sa'''
"A'n, v. r. THOMSON, Treasurer.
BENZ n. cAEpozo. Aue'iOneer'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12

0'u 10 dc,.ices to assist in opening the
bottle.
Handy aprons Of cretonue with six nap
,o,,oreI rockets cost 81. They are just the
,,iro for summer work aprons, or TOT lhe
,ra,,elIar 10 keep brush combs, hairplhs
and toilet articles In, and 70 prevent salo
~,,,.,,.o articles from rafting around ana
being mislaid.
yvh,. have an ugly scrap basket to live
lei, when there arc dozens o. artistic de-
eio,ns--scran baskets Hike d huge vase
scran baskets with faring tops like an open
ir,, blossom: scrap baskets that are drawn
an around the top and which do not spll
..oJr contents when they are upset; big
BASKETS slender baskets, round baskets III
an kinds Of pretty grasses and 'o'orS i'o'i
$3.50 up.
,no,bor pretty touch for the summer
bedroom is the use OF scsllopeo pIlt'"
cases. 'rhe borders are In coiors' l"ey
are new and Inexpensive, at 70 Genus aPie'''
,,..,o mite moths are flying round hunt
ING for a nest In the corner OF some sou
fur or woollen garment. II Is uhe lor
10Th nreyentives, and If one prefers cam
nor sbavipgs 10 the offensive moth ball
( a sol,d cake OF camphor weighing SIX
rounds costs hut 81 cents'
,tu,s hotties left on the OUTSIDE ~ihno"
,,a,o catch all sorts OF germs, as has been
,,rn,,ed time and again sanitary top In
go sizes for pint or quart bottles costs 10
wv" !, AIS tisht and is neat aud unob-
| trusivc.
Metallic fans that sparkle and glitter like
.a,ndrops. with little white nlue or PINK
-.i,a,s matching the spangles are iascinat-
~ Coz the wee girl. They cost g. but
ms, ,ns Fans Of more intricate design with
. ,p' n,etal spangles sewed in pattern are
INC ,Ho small lass they will appear like
/ fairy fans.
.,,.,c,les, So many II Is hard to
bc'' 80, washable belts white or
e,,ol,ed buckles cost % cents api'0o - '''e w.
90, email oval design silver o'" se'
, ,',,,, aannblres IS exquisite Ihe sapphires
WIZ" ''' Lose together at each end leaving
arc 80 of the buckle plain II COSTS
the 49, ti5 one can buy an imported
W. ar,e with a conventional pattern
In silver
shops where articles ,nSnllonta
| -, ,b,s cage we're seSh aSdressed envelope 10
rcnding stampSeaSa - New-York Tribune To
seen in theni rcpIy. the date OF puDlo@uoi'
sLould Ue gwen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12

La, wars suits are out again, all p''Ss',I
ana cleo, readv for wear. Nothing coU'"
,rssNeo an old suit TO better aoNdi''"e0
than one OF the new coat sets i"SS N
m heavy linen and rep, IN pam "''.'' -,
rose, ecru and black and white' 'il"'
cred IN floss or linen in floral or seouic'
r,cal designs One very rich set OF Ola Iose
linen was embroidered in solid BLACK anu
white figures the latter standing IN pass-
relief. Its price was So. Some OF the nam
somest sets show Bulgarian colorihss-'nIs
are embroidered in queer Arabic designs ~
vivid blues green's. yellows and REDS. Ihc'
range In price from s. 10 $5o.
Il forgot is a very commonplace cNO''
Absent minded people and very busy on''
have numerous ways Of rememoerihs' Soi','
nse memorandum books, others oloch '"'
endars. but these are soon filed ana are
therefore an expensive luxury. Clips Gov
cred with leather and labelled FINISHED
Unfinished" and Unpaid are q great
help and their cost bagatelle. as lhe! ar
onlS 10 cents apiece.
The new veil pin Is made Of platinum an"
resembles medium sized hairpin- "hei'
N place a large pink or white pearl SUI
rounded by rhinestones nestles against the
hair II is much more satisfactory thah
bsrettes, because II does not eaten VI
tear the veil. The price IS 81.
81 spun giass hair ornaments are very IL
fective as they bend and sway at every
M r.
they are prone TO rest either forward or
hack. IN a stir position, which quite spoils
iher effect 4 pretty ornament with three
long points. rhinestone set. rises from the
Heart Of hairpin holding the base. Half
way uD small band OF platinum and
fhinesi0nes prevents the slender glass
threads from bending ungracefully. mar
row bar concealed among tho strands sup
ports the band This ornament costs - ~
for tho gifts Panama hat there arc
sdken scarfs that are very attractive. Plain
white or with oolored ends in blue. pink OF
led, or in the gaudier Roman effects, thesy
tearfs now sell at 81 49, For tailored sailor
pats grosgrain ribbon in a wide variety OF
felors end patterns II 10 be seen at from i
20 4 cents yard. One very striking com
F'nstlon has q gray background edged with
fohd black having a narrow white line
Dhg9nally scros1the landings is bar Of
e'sek. Cheerier combinations in reds an,
tiues are near by IN striking contrast. Hat
osidS 'ali roady-to-Wear' cost s. cents a
'ae same counter
Shoppers for bottles, In any size that ha'
us regulation quart size neck. with anus
lg designs in silver. are shown for Q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12
LOST PANKBOOkS.

BANKBOoK no. 5l7.41O Of tho Union Dime saw
Ings Bank IL missing. Any person having a
claim - II IL hereby called upon 20 present the
same within ten days or submit - having tald
rassbook cancelled and new one issued.
LOST OR STOLEN-Bankb0 ok 40 tNie6l OF the
German Savings Bank IN the city " New YORK.
corner Attn Ave and l4th St, Issued 10 EDWARD
Kardos All persons are cautioned against neBo-
tlatinE the same. II not returned 10 the BANK on
tho 18Th day Of April, 1872, "A duplicate VIII De
issued
lost Handbook No. 4i7lO3 Of Dry Dock saw
ings Institution. Any pvson having claims
uuon said book II called upon 70 present the
same to tho bank within thirty days or mo
,aid book will be declared cancelled and eXtin-
Euished and a new one issued IN lieu thereof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12
Seen in the Shops

c.r,s The design Is sometimes a LAUGHING
o,d nan n Growing rooster or dogs head
nroer devices to assist in opening the
bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12

ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown ONCE
No 1864 Broadway. between Both anc 3Tth sts.
until o o'clock .. m. Advertisements received at
the following branch offices al regular ofice rates
until O'Clock p. m. viz: 2b4 sth ave. .. G. cor.
23d st; i5s 9Th ave. cor. 18th st
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EXCURSIONS
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STORAGE NOTICES.
,,p[,I,.K-TuoMsoN COMPANY,

WARWICK NOMf A.NAt
Gj6-66O West saith 81.
po-ourh of MANHATTAN. city and state Oh
To T.. schneider, the WOODBURY. CO. AS STser
VIENNA 9nT.too5 S'f Box Co., N.Y. p. J. Roidco. Mary
T. Grant. Motor Imp. Co., J.. Schnelder AI tler
,e- Rros. Mrs Ida Merrifeld. Angelo virgo,
\ Y Tribune Big, Calkins & Co. MAJ
Koppel. Hassard & Ha:sard' NJ ~ Hmer'
pudnlf Morawltz Bert Fitzsi0bon' y, n
Cultivate, care Gardard Basssroi t ro
horne 90 J. Altman. CTockers Chalr ~ a.
ar r r Agigeu, J. L. Mott & CO. h oc.y
C.F.m Go sperson & Taylor. Z: r. HIGH
botnam. Coleman stables, Sttees Wight
Cebhard. =. & II. Alexandra. n, - p,s,, 30 ID
Amino J. +. Horr, lomallIs o nross James
pct spell Co continental fat prooyost
5atio tarris G Johnson, John Nallow PalhT,,
30 gi,,,sSn pricc Brew. Co. Edwin 2. GrolI
& CO., Hotel HermitasS; S04 T1re SI'& soloman
HrtiI care Phoenix Amer. Co, MAX M 1 IS n
20 The Paris Modes Co McCruin, dtoT -
CO. NJ. FRANK New York lmpoT ;aton IL
1o,,s, WalI paper CO., Mrs. j. e. WesLgrl en-
~ Iisrt,y candy Co.. Mandel q hatr's
Mrs n Goods. quaker oats Co. Hamihe 60 q
hu.N 49, % ( Hayase. The Knapp Co. Ne"
MIX coil CO.. United ManufactuTeIs, ~ pa,,,,r ~
/ WcManus. ". B. R.ker' Emp SIs'T SS"ri.
Kennedy Co Gavin +. Grol 90, - % T.. ." 90
~ yAnaistrin Moving Picture spec, -
Ia Ia i-,so Taonas. Drunstadter hIeIh'
~, ,,nie Music CO.. r. Sobel, MISS T. 70. AZ
1870 oooIa Metal Co. kellog & Green
nnail,- Dovis chair Co, MY. Schwartz bF1s,'
49,, TuruttDre Co., order Armstrong be'
80 nfv ]. J. Devlyn. F. Emrick X; S WnfI'S
% my " II dudley - Co, John AoJka'
T.onda Metal CO., NJ d. haufmSn, " pa Toi
bb tonu"y ouu@ shoinc Co, Potter Wall Paper
- J. Tlahsrty, A. Roscoe .r
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llpyle Mfg. Co. st ,S,,.p Hotel. Eugene
I',nrbssa H. T. Carpenter. SteNshs "a 20
cushrunn 4 Jordan. Marine Meta supp v,tss
II SchrsI5er Bienes Sch"art% S-deo Alfred
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4, Ioneg Ms Jos. Mayo. CuaSS g. M
Drtbs n p Moler, care j. II. Hlo1 70 - -, +, ~
sot,crvhIta Davidson Bros l.uu - eioonacL
& CO. Il. Broom p f. rue Rros. 4. else.
- NJ X nickerbocker. MIS- ~ pcii ~.
~ ErV Nat'I Art Glass Co. Blilhg HttN 80
vens Aberdeen pub CO.. T TrsntSnE Elk co. My
ma ns a., Saics Co Cohen & Harris. care s.an-
;InIott ,js,inp co J. W. Morton Jr. AZ y
I ees-cy Rational Gum * Mic 90. ona' &C.
Xshout. Hans wollheim the fou,r Bel
store hIray,sr Ion Ricond.--You arc hereby
Eo,tsa tbat the storage and other cna.Eys
htr due and the time for paynen, VI sr,.D
oomnany's lien therefor upon VIZ 20 dna
hereinafter described haE,ns ,'ydpm 40 YOU. this
r,tic. thereof having beer given w SSiyc' suc-
u viii cause 10 be sold at PUBIC sUT
don on May sth, t9l c0nln ni atth St i'm
o'ciocls A. NJ. ct 6j8-66o West otI" cat, 90 81
I nc ,Se following described sooas DC
NcM to' 60 lou or held on your aecounI
,"ns goods personal effects goods wares
and m M. ,p2EiC5<. THOMSON COMPANY.
van" av f. T Thomson, Treasurer
nd y CardoZo. Aucuoneer