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William Lest**; tlbbbs Ferry, John Briggsli Tarrytown

Governor— Benjamin B. Odell, Jr.

Lieutenant-Governor— Prank W. Higgins.

Secretary of State— John F. O'Brien.

Comptroller— Nathan L. Miller.

Treasurer— John G. Wickser.

Attorney General— John Cunneen.

Engineer and S u r v e y o r -Edward A. Bond.

U. S. Senatoi. Thomas C. Piatt, of Tioga County. Chauncey M. Depew, of New York.

16th Congressional District, compris­ing Westchester County—

Norton P. Otis, (R) of Yonkers.

HARRISON. Supervisor — George T. Gray, White

'Plains. Town Clerk—Prank P. Cox, Harrison. Receiver of Taxes—Michael H. White,

Purchase. Justices of the Peace—

Emmett S. Crowe, Harrison. Andrew J. Garrett, White Plains. Henry C. Hyatt, White Plains.

Commissioners of Highways— Isaac Carpenter, White Plains. John L. Tompkins, Purchase. William H. Ford, Harrison.

Assessors— Westervelt Burger, Harrison. Samuel Hopper, Purchase. Joseph C. Seymour, White Plains.

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CHARLES P. SHERWOOD, 112 Railroad Ave.,

White Plains, N. Y.

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O N E Y TO LOAN — O H — M

Bond and Mortgage. G R I F F I N & YOUNG,

Attorney s-at-Law,

W h i t e Pla ins , N. Y . Sing Sing, N . ? 48t

Legislative Officers from Westchester County—

State Senator—22d District— Charles P. McClelland, ( D) of Dobbs

Ferry. Assemblymen—

1st District, John J. Sloan, (D) of Yonkers.

2d District, J. Mayhew Wainwright, (R) of Mamaroneck.

3d District, James K. Apgar, (R) of Cortlandt.

County Judge— William Popham Piatt, (D) of White

Plains, N. Y. Stenographer to County Court—

Arthur B. S. Connell, (D) of Yonkers Court Crier—

John C. Verplanck, (D) of White Plains.

County Surrogate— Theodore H. Silkman, (R> of Yon­

kers. Surrogate's Clerk—

Alford W. Coley, (R) of Westchester. County Sheriff—

Samuel C. Miller, (R) of White Plains.

Under-Sheriff— Charles M. Lane, (R) of Pleasant-

ville. Chief C l e r k -

Frederick Miller, (R) of White Plains.

County Clerk— Leslie M. Sutherland, (R) of Yon­

kers. Deputy County Clerk—

Robert Coward, (R) of Rye. Court Clerks—

Franklin Montross, (R) of Cortlandt. Charles J. F. Decker, (R) of North

Salem. Interpreter—

A. R. Stainach, (D) of White Plains. Stenographer—

Charles Hepenstal, (R) of Yonkers. County R e g i s t e r -

William G. Barrett, (R) of Katonah. Deputy Register—

Wm. A. Guinand, (R) of New Castle. County Treasurer—

Joseph B. See, (R) of North Castle. Deputy Treasurer1—

Leonard E. Teed, (R) of Lewisboro. District Attorney—

Addison J. Young, (R) of New Ro-chelle.

A s s i s t a n t -Fred E. Weeks, (R) of Greenburgh

Commissioner of Jurors— John Sells, (R) of Yonkers.

Assistant— Joseph Hudson, (R) of Cortlandt.

Superintendent of the Poor— Edw. B. Long, (R) of White Plains

Clerk of the Beard of Supervisors— Edwin R. Hopkins, (R) of White

Plains. Page of the Board of Supervisors and

Librarian— G. Albert Thompson, (R) of White

Plains. U. S. Loan Commissioner for West­

chester County— John J. Brown, (R) of White Plains.

School Commissioners— First District — John C. Rockwell,

(R) of Port Chester. Second District—Miss B. E. H. Ber-

bert, (R) of Hastings-on-Hudson. Third District—George Covey, (R)

of Katonah.

LEWISBORO. Supervisor—James F. Lawrence, South

Salem. Town Clerk—Frederick Howe, Lake

Waccabuc. Receiver of Taxes—Jesse L. Benedict,

South Salem. Justices of the Peace-r

Caleb C. Green, Goldens Bridge. Samuel H. Lawrence, Cross River. Daniel S. Wood, South Salem. Chas. H. Williams, South Salem.

Commissioners of Highways— Geo. W. Hunt, Cross River. John M. Lawrence, South Salem. Clarence B. Stevens, Vista.

Assessors— < Jared E. Mead, South Salem. Stephen G. Seymour, South Salem. Aaron K. Bouton, South Salem.

Irving F. Valentin^ Owdning' Commissioners of Mighways—

Wm. Washburn Ryder, Ossining. Adolph Heuss, Ossining. George E. Sniffin, Ossining.

Assessors— Wm. F. Mezger, Sr., Ossining, A. J. Norwicki, Ossining. Ebenezer Fowler, Ossining.

REAL - ESTATE ^^^^^^^

PELHAM. Supervisor — John M. Shinn, Pelham

Manor. Town Clerk—C. C. Kneen, Pelham. Tax Collector—Wm. Edinger, Pelham. Justices of the Peace—

G. I. Karback, Pelham. L. C. Young, Pelham. Theodore M. Hill, Pelham Manor. E. C. Beecroft, Pelham Manor.

Commissioner of Highways— Frank J. Mulligan, Pelham Manor.

Assessors— Daniel J. Kennedy, Pelham. Charles A. Barker, Pelham.

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T E L E P H O N I C 1 3 A) W H I T E P L A I N S , N . Y.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

t The Eastern State Journal Building,

•„ Railroad Avenue, (Opposite Oounty Court House )

W H I T E PLAINS, N. Y.

•ONET TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.

MAMARONECK. Supervisor, Frank Hardy, Mamaroneck. Town Clerk, W. B. Daymon, Mamaro­

neck. Receiver of Taxes—Harry Summers,

Mamaroneck. Justices of the Peace—

Joseph Tracy, Larchmont. A. C. Montross, Larchmont. William A. Boyd, Mamaroneck. Jos. H. McLoughlin, Mamaroneck.

Commissioner of Highways— Caleb Ireland, Mamaroneck.

Assessors— Julius Gerlach, Larchmont. Nehimlah Palmer, Mamaroneck. Fletcher Herdt, Mamaroneck.

MOUNT VERNON. Mayor—Edwin W. Fiske, Mt. Vernon. City Clerk—Wm. N. Hoyt, Mt. Vernon. Commissioner of Public Works—John

O'Toole, Mt. Vernon. Receiver of Taxes—Conlin McKenzie,

Mt. Vernon. Supervisors—

1 Ward—Edward W. Storms. 2 Ward—Duncan S. Campbell.

. 3 Ward—William A. Anderson. 4 Ward—Albert S. Jenks. 5 Ward—Edgar K. Brown.

Justice of the Peace— Albert Gescheidt, Mt. Vernon.

City Judge— Prank Bennett, Mt. Vernon.

Assessors— , John E. Marshall, Mt. Vernon

John H. Cordes, Mt. Vernon. Charles H. Weiss, Mt. Vernon.

POUNDRIDGE. Supervisor — George I. Ruscoe, New

Canaan, Ct. Town Clerk—Wm. Jones, Poundridge. Tax Collector — Wilbur Hunt, Cross River. | Justices of the Peace—

Geo. I. Ruscoe, New Canaan, Ct. Chas. H. Abbott, Boutonville, N.Y. Amos Hobby, Poundridge, N. Y. Horace Miller, Long Ridge, Ct.

Commissioners of Highways— Sivori Selleck, Scott's Corners. Cyrus Searles, High Ridge, Ct. Chas. Marshall, Poundridge.

Assessors— Henry C. Brown, New Canaan, Ct. Ethel Barhlte, Poundridge.

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CARPENTER, Supervisor—Edwin F. Studwell, Port

Chester. Town Clerk—A. W. Walton Marshall,

Port Chester. Receiver of Taxes — John G. Groves,

Port Chester. Justices of the Peace—

Wilson F. Wakefield, Port Chester. Stephen A. Marshall, Port Chester. Bernard Baruqh, Port Chester. Patrick Kane, Mamaroneck.

Commissioners of Highways— Mathew B. Weir, Port Chester. Solomon M. Ireland, Rye. Daniel Hunt, Harrison.

Assessors— Charles Lee Austin, Port Chester. Wm. H. Gedney, Mamaroneck. Wm. Edwards, Rye.

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FREDERICK HUGHES, Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law,

8 GETTY SQUARE, YONKERS, N. Y.

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TOWN OFFICERS. WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y.

BEDFORD.

Supervisor—Isaac W. Turner, Mount Kisco.

Town Clerk—Wm. B, Adams, Bedford Station.

Collector of Taxes—Frederick H. Vin­ton, Bedford Station.

Justices of the Peace— J. H. Crane, Mt. Kisco. G. W. Gardner, Bedford Station. R. K. Clark, Bedford. A- P. Avery, Katonah.

Highway Commissioners— Henry B. Brown, Mt. Kisco. Thomas O'Brien, Bedford. A. F. Dickinson, Katonah.

Assessors— Joseph W. Halstead, Bedford Sta. Daniel J. Smith, Katonah. William H. Bates, Bedford.

CORTLANDT. Supervisor—James H. Haight, Peeks-

kill. Town Clerk—S. Allen Mead, Peekskill. Receiver of Taxes—Fred A. Smith,

Peekskill. Justices of the Peace—

Charles N. Wells, Peekskill. Charles Oldfield, Peekskill. Eugene Barton, Croton. H. Bleakley, Verplanck's.

Commissioners of H i g h w a y s -Arthur H. Smith, Peekskill. Ossamus Lent, Montrose. Charles Hunt, Croton.

Assessors— S. Fletcher Allen, Peekskill. John Halstead, Peekskill. Henry O. Covert, Montrose.

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EASTCHESTER. Supervisor—Wm. D. Granger, Bronx-

vllle. Town Clerk—Henry J. Staah, Tucka-

hoe. Receiver of Taxes—William Madden,

Tuckahoe. Justices of the Peace—

Benjamin B. Riley, Tuckahoe. Michael Jackson, Tuckahoe. Charles W. Wygant, Tuckahoe. W. H. Thacher, Bronxville.

Assessors— John L. O'Gorman, Tuckahoe. W. F. Kraft, Tuckahoe. George W. Coxon. Tuckahoe.

GREENBURGH. Supervisor — Alexander McClelland,

Dobbs Ferry. Town Clerk—Charles D. Millard, Tar­

rytown. Receiver of Taxes— B. F. Tompkins,

Hastings. Justices of the Peace—

Chas. W. McCutchen. Tarrytown. W. C. Lawrence, Ardsley. B. F. Tompkins, Hastings.

Commissioners of Highways— Hugh Reilly, ElmsfordT William Haines, Hartsdale. James Lunney, Ardsley.

Assessors— Henry Kaufman. Ardsley.

MOUNT PLEASANT. Supervisor — John J. Sinnott, North

Tarrytown. Town Clerk—J. Benedict See, North

Tarrytown. Tax Collector — Edward Hennessy,

North Tarrytown. Justices of the Peace—

Daniel Armstrong, No. Tarrytown. Andrew Tracy, No. Tarrytown. D. W. Quinn, Valhalla. Chas. H. Hall,. Pleasantville Sta.

Commissioners of Highways— Wm. Hutton, North Tarrytown. J. T. S. Bard, Pleasantville. Augustus Wall, Valhalla.

Assessors— Mathew Meade, No. Tarrytown. Theodore Miller, Pleasantville Sta. Ira Nodine, Pleasantville Sta.

SCARSDALE. Supervisor—Chauncey T. Secor, White

Plains. Town Clerk—J. C. Morrell, Mamaro­

neck. Tax Collector—G. W. Dobbs, Hartsdale Justices of the Peace—

G. W. Dobbs, Hartsdale. C. W. Gaylor, Scarsdale. Wm. Mercer, Scarsdale. George Hauschild, Scarsdale.

Commissioners of Highways— Oliver A. Hyatt, Scarsdale. H. K. Benedict, Scarsdale. Thomas Simpson, Scarsdale.

Assessors— Oliver A. Hyatt, Scarsdale. John H. Ross, Scarsdale.

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W. Cromwell, Louisa M. Sutton, Mary B. Sutton and Phebe ri. Howell, plain-tiffs, against John Merritt, individually and as Executor of the last will and testament of Hannah B. Merritt, de­ceased, and as Administrator with the will annexed of John J. Merritt, de­ceased, Herman B. Keese, Zillah K. Hickok, William B. Hickok, Grace W. Hubbard, Louise M. Keese, George M. Keesie, Mabel M. Studwell-Keese, Helen S. Merritt, Grace l i Merritt-Vicario, Ethel M. Trowbridge, Ellen E. Merritt; also Jacob S. Odell, and Emma, his wife, Edward A. Sprague, Julia A. Sprague, Alice Sprague, Ar­thur W. Sprague, John Cromwell, in­dividually and as Executor of the will of Mary Ann Weeks, deceased, John B. Bennett, individually and as Ad­ministrator of the estate of George Weeks, deceased, Catharine Weeks, George F. Howell, Daniel H. Sutton, Joshua W. Sutton and Louisa, his wife, Susan E. Weeks, T. Sidney Cadwal-lader, Algernon S. Cadwallader, Eliza­beth W. Cadwallader, Augustus J. Cad­wallader, Elizabeth S. Weeks, Ella B. Weeks, Sanford B. Weeks, Teresa E. Weeks; also George E. Brown, Wil­liam M. Brown, Mary Brown, Mary Stack, Alice Betts, Edith Carpenter-Gurteen, Aaron L. Brown and Eliza­beth H., his wife, Antoinette C. Brown, Marion P. B. Mischef, John J. P. Odell, Mary M. Odell, Mabel O. Todd, Phebe W. Brown, Reuben Brown and Mary A., his wife, Ethel Brown, Merritta Brown, Esther H. Goodman, James S. Goodman, Sanford Brown, Elma L. Brown, Mary Brown, Richard F. Brown and Anna, his wife, Hannah B. Bishop, William S. Bishop, Mary R. Blanchard, Caroline Renouf, William Renouf, Harriet Renouf, William J. Simmons, Amanda Simmons, Anna G. Parker, Oscar F. Parker, Thomas Wal­lace, John Doe and Richard Roe, Jane Doe and Mary Roe, these last four names being fictitious, and intended to designate other persons interested in the subject matter or this action, whose real names are unknown to plaintiffs, defendants.—Amended sum­mons. To the above named defendants:

You are hereby summoned to an­swer the amended complaint in this action and to serve a copy of your inswer on the plaintiffs' attorney within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service, and in case of your failure to appear or answer, judgment will be taken against you by default for the re­lief demanded in said complaint.

Dated April 4, 1903. JOHN R. KUHN,

Plaintiffs' Attorney, Office and P. O. Address,

26 Court Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.

AND

PURCHASING AGENT FOB

W H I T E P L A I N S & N E W YORK. ALL OKDBRS PROMPTLY ATTKNDBD TO-Leave White Plains Dally at U.44 A. M., ana on

Saturdays at 8.47 A. M. White Plains office, McCullough's

Pharmacy, Railroad avenue, New York office, 22 East 42d Street.

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WHITE PLAINS, N Y. Open Eve ry Business Day

Fh)m 9 A. M. TO 3 P. M., arid Monday Even ings from 6 to 8

D A V I D CROMWELL, - Pres ident ; CflAS. P . SHERWOOD, 1st Vice-Pres' t ; J . .T. LOCKWOOD, 2d Vice P r e s i d e n t ; H. S. HAMILTON. j- Secre ta ry ; H, P . G R I F F I N , A t t ' y and Counsel.

TRUSTEES, Dapld Cromwell, F. Herbert Nowlll, Harvey Hotted, Rockwell Young, Heqry it. Barrett, Samuel J. Barnes, EdWard schfrmer, William S. sterling. T. Kllwood Carpenter, James H. Moran. J. T. Lockwood. S- Wood Cornell, Aa|-oo Kadick, William Hunt Gedney, Charles P. Sherwood, Elijah C Snlffen, Uenry P. Griffin. Charles D. Horton,

11. S. 11 amnion

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NEW CASTLE. Supervisor, John W. Bowron, Mount

Kisco. Town Clerk — Henry W. Bischoff,

Chappaqua. Tax Collector

Kisco. Justices of the Peae

Clarence W. Page, Chappaqua. Robert L. Tompkins, Ossining. Samuel T. Clark, Ossining. ~ Walter H. Haight, Mt. Kisco.

Commissioner of Highways— David L. Barnum, Chappaqua.

Assessors— Howard R. Washburne, Chappaqua Winthrop Cowdin, Mt. Kisco. Oscar Smith, Millwood.

NEW ROCHELLE. Mayor—Henry S. Clarke, NewRochelle City Clerk—Chas. Cammameyer, New

Rochelle. Superintendent of Streets — Prank

New, New Rochelle. Receiver of Taxes—R. L. Forbes, New Rochelle. Supervisors—

1 Ward—Wm. B. Moore. 2 Ward—Wm. U. Wheeler. 3 Ward—Geo. B. Le Viness. 4 Ward—Prank Bruecher, Jr.

Justice of the Peace— M. B. Valentine, New Rochelle.

Poilce Justice— E. M. Phelps, New Rochelle.

Assessors— Joseph Lambden, New Rochelle. Geo. H. Kalenberg, New Rochelle. H. A. Kerhoffer, New Rochelle.

NORTH CASTLE. Supervisor — A. Smith Hopkins, Ar-

monk. Town Clerk—Chas. McDonald, Armonk Tax Collector—T. Albert Cox, Armonk. Justices of the P e a c e -

Isaac R. Tripp, Armonk. Charles H. Ferris, Armonk. John N. Wernheimer, Kensico.

Commissioners of Highways— R. B. Griswold, Banksville. Joseph I. Johnson, Armonk. George W. Ackerley, Kensico.

Assessors— Edgar A. Huestis, Aroomk Eugene Rich, Armonk. Martin T. Miller, Banksville.

. NORTH SALEM.

SOMERS. Supervisor—Samuel Lounsbury, Bald­

win Place. Town Clerk—Stephen F. Lane, Somers

Centre. Tax Collector—L. Cole Austin, Somers. Justices of the Peace—

William Marshall, Somers. George Turner, Somers Centre. Hopkins C. Barrett, West Somers. Z. M. Knowles, Amawalk.

Commissioners of Highways— Wilson G. Todd, Croton Falls. H. G. Barrett, West Somers. James Parent, Amawalk.

Assessors— John Reynolds, Croton Lake. George E. Teed, Goldens Bridge. James Crane, Somers.

WHITE PLAINS. Supervisor—Ffarrington M.

tte Plains. Shaw, White

COx,

Thomp­son, White Plains.

Town Clerk—James J. Plains.

Receiver of Taxes—George K. White Plains.

Justices of the Peace— Douglass Murray, White Plains. F. M. Thompson, White Plains. G. T. Capron, White Plains. E. C. Dunning, White Plains.

Commissioner of Highways— Marvin Horton, White Plains.

Assessors— John J. Thompson, White Plains, Wm. H. Huestis, White Plains. John O'Rourke, White Plains.

YONKERS.

Mayor—Michael J. Walsh. Yonkers. Supervisors—

1 Ward—J. Frank Curran, Yonkers. 2 Ward—John I. Pruyn, Yonkers. 3 Ward—Edw. A. Forsyth, Yonkers. 4 Ward—-Thos. A. Browne, Yonkers. 5 Ward—Otto Olsen, Yonkers. 6 Ward—Patrick Whelan, Yonkers. 7 Ward—W. B. Dixon, Mt. Vernon.

City Clerk—Jos. F. O'Brien, Yonkers. Receiver of Taxes—James T. Lennon,

Yonkers. City Judge—William C. Kellogg, Yon­

kers. Justices of the Peace—

Arthur Rowland, Yonkers. Gustave Desgrey, Jr., Yonkers. Henry J. Rowan, Yonkers. Stephen H. Thayer, Yonkers.

Commissioner of Public Works-^-Samuel Cooper, Yonkers.

Assessors— Michael J. Reagan, Yonkers. Joseph L. Proseus, Yonkers. Theodore R. Heinrichs, Yonkers.

Supervisor—Frank S. Reynolds, Pur-dy's Station.

Town Clerk—Albert J. Lobdell, Salem Centre.

Tax Collector — John T. Hunt, Jr.. North Salem.

Justices of the Peace— Wm. H. I. Howe, Salem Centre. Robert F. White, Purdy's Station. H. B. Thacker, Croton Falls. E. J. Smith, Purdy's Station.

Commissioner of Highways— E. Lewis Quick, Purdy's Station.

Assessors— Elbert S. N. Willson, Salem Centre Charles E. Keeler, North Salem. Samuel H. Smith, Purdy's Station.

OSSINING. Supervisor—Robert T. Dennis, Ossin­

ing. Town Clerk—George Leary, Ossining. Receiver of Taxes, Daniel E. Provost,

Ossining. Justices of the Peace—

Thomas Leary, Ossining. Stuart Baker, Ossining. , Milton C. Palmer, Ossining.

YORKTOWN. Supervisor — Edward B. Kear, York-

town Heights. Town Clerk—Merritt L. Peet, York-

town Heights. Tax Collector—James N. Strang, York-

town, t i. Justices of the Peace—

Francis P. Sage, Mohegan. Chas. W. Forman, Yorktown Hts. Ferdinand Horton, Croton Lake. Burton C. Flewellin, Ketchawan.

Commissioners of Highways— Chas. W. Carpenter, Shrub Oak. Geo. J. Griffen, Yorktown Hgts. H. Frost Horton, Ossining.

Assessors— Chauncey D. Griffen, Yorktown Hts Wellington Lounsbury, Peekskill. Albert L e e , Yorktown.

VILLAGE OFFICERS. White Plains Village Officials.

John J. Brown .President Peter Paulding Clerk H. T. Dykman . . . . Corporation Counsel Howard E. Foster Treasurer B. F. Darling Engineer F. H. Berges Receiver of Taxes Edmund F. W a r d . . . Supt. of Highways James W. Stafford Police Justice

Board of Trustees. First Ward — Christopher Harmon,

Frederick Ranscht. Second Ward—Benjamin F. Wild,

155 Bal road Avenue, WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.

James H. Mjoran. Fifth Ward—George L. Miller, Henry

O. Sniffen. Meets first Monday of each month,, in

Village I Rooms, Grand Street. Board of Education.

H. E. Schmid, M- D President Wm. A. McComnell, Clerk Dr. George G. Piatt, James B. Lock-

wood, i E. B. Long, John J. Brown, John J. Haley.

Wm. A. M^Copnell.. Supt. of Schools Board meets first Tuesday each month

at High School building. Board of Health.

H. Ernest Schmid, M. D President James L. Ferris Secretary Charles E. Bicch Health Officer

J. T. Vermett. Police Department.

Headquarter!—12 Grand street; Ziba Carpenter, Chief; J. E. Campbell, Clerk; E. W. Begart, John A. Daly, Thomas Colligan, Frank Shampnois, William Higgins, John Joyce, Eugene Fee, Patrolmen.

Police Commissioners. J. J. Haley, George Chevalier, A. W.

Kroeger. Meet 2d and 4th Fridays at Police Headquarters.

Board of Water Commissioners. Andrew J. Mathews, President; Har­

vey Husted, Secretary and Treasurer; Lewis C. Piatt, J. T. Lockwood, H. R. Barrett. John N. Heeney, Supt.

Fire Department. Charles P. Paulding Chief August Sonberg First Asst Henry Fu l l e . . , .Second Asst

John Woodward, M. H- Hirschberg, Almet F. Jenks,

Justices of the Appellate Division.

Established 1872. Telephone 71 B.

Geo. B. Weed, Stephen D, Lyon.

Weed S y o n (Successors to R. B. Ryan)

FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND LICENSED jMDALMERS.

L a d y a t t e n d a n t s w h e n r eques t ed .

CAMP CHAIRS AT REASONABLE RATES.

ERNEST E. CARPENTER, Real Estate Broker,

Offers For Sale the Mont Desirable Real Estute in W h i t e Plains :

W A N T TO L E A S E — F a r m for ty to s i x t y ac res , good b u i l d i n g s a n d s t a b l e a c c o m m o d a t i o n s .

W i t h a p r iv i l ege of p u r c h a s e t en acres , good b u i l d i n g s .

H i g h - c l a s s fu rn i shed houses for t h e season .

. BALERS IN

FURNITURE. CARPETS, SHADES, Etc. GALLS ANSWERED DAT AND NIGHT FROM O F F I C E .

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T H E COURTS Assignments of Justices of the Su­

preme Couft, in the Second Judicial Department^ for holding special and trial terms [in and for the County of Westchester:

Trial Terms: First Monday of February—

Mr. Justice William D. Dickey First Monday ©f March—

Mil. Justice Martin J. Keogh First Monday of April—

MIL Justice Martin J. Keogh First Monday <*f June—

Mr. Justice Garret J. Garretson First Monday of October—

Mr. Justice William J. GaynQr First Monday of December—

Mr. Justice Samuel T. Maddox Grand juries will be called for the

February, June, October and December terms.

SPECIAL TERMS. First Monday of January—Mr. Jus­

tice Garret J. Garretson. Third Monday of May—Mr. Justice

Samuel T. Maddox. Third Monday of September — Mr.

Justice William D. Dickey. Also for the hearing of motions only

on the first and third Saturdays in each month, except during July, Au­gust and September, at the Court House, in White Plains, Mr. Justice Martin J. Keogh.

Also for the hearing of motions and the trial of issues on the last Saturday in each month, except during July and August, a t his Chambers in New Ro­chelle, Mr. Justice Martin J. Keogh.

NOTICE. Nntieo is hereby given tha t the

Board <>! Health of the Town of Whi t e Plains will m e e t - ^ o l T ^ t h e SECOND TUESDAY of month a t th»

TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE. 7.30 P. M.

in the Easten) Slat* J -iirnal Build­ing, Railroa I -Avcnu , f r the pur­pose of hearing those wlin may have any business (o t ransac t therewith.

Dated A p H l 25,1901.

FFARRINGTON M THOMPSON. President

JAMES J. S H A W ,

Secretary, 1

Times and places for holding the terms of the Appellate Division of the Su­preme Court, in th* Second Judicial Department of the State of New York: The Appellate Division of the Su­

preme Court, In the Second Judicial Department, hereby appoints the times and pi(ac«8 for holding the terms thereof, in the year 1903, under and pursuant to Seftion 225 of the Code of Civil Procedurg as follows:

First Monday of January. First Monday of March. Second Monday of April. Fourth Monday of May. Fourth Monday of September. Second Monday of November. All of said terms to be held at the

Kings County Court House, in the

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tluna. Buy of your Druggist, or Mod 4o . is stainu* for Part icular* . T e a l l n o u l a i i *ndi"JRellef for I .utile*.* (u ktittr, bj re­turn H a i l . 1<MMM|Te.,in>ooi»U Sold by

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wil l receive f i rs t-class a c c o m m o ­d a t i o n s a t t h e

Central Hotel Corner O r a w a u p u m s t r e e t a n d

R a i l r o a d A v e n u e .

Restaurant Attached. J O S E P H H E N R Y , P r o p .

A l s o Rea l E s t a t e a t

LAKCHM0NT, NEW EOOHELLE,

MAMARONECK, SCARBOROUGH,

OSSINING, MOUNT KISCO.

Want Property of all Kinds for Sale or Lease.

Insurance. Loans.

124 R A I L R O A D A V E N U E ,

E n t r a n c e N o . 2 G r a n d S t ree t ,

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. T E L E P H O N E 2 4 6 - B .

To the above named defendants: Antoinette C. Brown, Marion P. B.

Mischef, Aaron L. Brown, Elizabeth H. Brown, John J. P. Odell, Mabel O. Todd, Phebe W. Brown, Elma L. Brown, James S. Goodman, Esther H. Goodman, Reuben Brown, Mary A. Brown, Ethel Brown, Merritta Brown, Hannah B. Bishop, William S. Bishop, Daniel H. Sutton, Susan E. Weeks, Elizabeth S. Weeks, T. Sidney Cad­wallader, Algernon S. Cadwallader, Elizabeth W. Cadwallader, Augustus J. Cadwallader, Ella B. Weeks, San­ford B. Weeks, Teresa E. Weeks, Zil­lah K. Hickox, William B. Hickox, George F. Howell, Mary Brown, Alice Betts, Mary Stack and the unknown defendants designated above: the fore­going summons is served upon you, by publication, pursuant to an order of Hon. A. V. S. Cochrane, one of the Justices of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, dated the 10th day of August, 1903, and filed with the complaint, in the office of the Clerk of Westchester County, at White Plains, New York.

JOHN R. KUHN, Attorney for Plaintiffs,

26 Court Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.

j Caveats, and Trade-Markt obtained, and ill Pat-> ent business conducted fur MOOCRATC Fees. J OUR OFFICF 18 OPPOSITE U. S. PATENT Or*ICC \ arni we can secure patent iu lew time than tnose i remote from WasL^ton. !' Send model, dtawttg or photo., with descrip-i tion. W« advise, if patentable or not, free of i charge. Our f et not due till patent is secured. ! A PAMPHLET, **How to Obtain Patents," with , cost of same in the U. S. and foreign countries tsent free. Address,

C.A.SNOW&CO. 3PP. "•»C.HTQPPICE, WASHINGTON, D. C

John J. Thompson. Third Wapd—John T. Rehill, Henry Borough of Brooklyn.

C. Henderson. William W. Goodrich, Fourth Ward — Charles E. Travis,, Willard Bartlett,

MONEY TO LOAN OH

First Bond and Mort­gage.

In Sums of $1000 and Upwards IRVING N. TOMPKINS,

vtterney and Counsellor-at-Law. opposite Court House.

W h k e Plains . N. Y.

Telepuone 33 B f OUIS W . H A I G H T .

4 Depot Sq.,.White Plains, N. Y.

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR,

it Li, Heat and Power Repairs.

TERMS OF T«E COUNTY COURT of Westchester County, are hereby ap­pointed to be held at the County Court House, at White Plains, New York, during 1903, as follows;

For the trial of Issues at which a grand and trial jury will be required to attend, on the

SECOND MONDAY OF JANUARY.

FOURTH MONDAY OF MARCH.

SECOND TUESDAY OF SEPTEMBER. For the trial of issues at which a

petit jury will be required to attend^ on the

FIRST MONDAY OF MAY. FIRST MONDAY OF NOVEMBER.

For the trial of issues without a jury and the argument of appeals, demur­rers, motions and proeeedings in both civil and oriminal cases, on Saturday of each weefc (except during the month ofr August).

Dated December 9, 1902. WILLIAM P. PL ATT,

County Judge of Wtrtehester County.

PROCLAMATiQN, STATE OF NEW Y Q R K - ^ 0 1 " 1 ^ of Westchester, ss.:

The undersigned, the Sheriff of said County, in conformity to a precept to him In this behalf directed and deliv­ered, by this, his proclamation requires all persons bound to appear at a

SUPREME. Qeurvr, to be heW at the Court House, in the town of White Plains, in the County of Westchester, aforesaid., on the

5th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1903, at ten o'clook in the forenoon of that day, recognizance or otherwise, to ap­pear thereat; and the undersigned hereby requires all Justices of the Peace, Coroners and Offloers who have taken any reoogniaanee for the appear­ance qf any person at the said Court, or have taken any inquisition or ex­amination of any prisoner or witness, to return suoh recognizances, inquisi­tions and examinations to the said Court, at the opening thereof, on the first day of its sitting.

Signed at the sheriff's office, White Plains, on the 8th day of September, 1903.

SAMUEL C. MILLER, Sheriff.

N. Y. SUPREME COURT.—-WEST­CHESTER COUNTY.—Elmira God­

frey, plaintiff, against George M. Tompkins, defendant.

In pursuance of a judgment of fore­closure and sale, made and entered in the above action, bearing date 22d day of August, 1903, I, the undersigned, the referee duly appoint­ed and named in said judgment for that purpose, will sell a t public auc­tion, on MONDAY, THE TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1903, a t 11 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, at the front door of the Court House, in the Village of White Plains, County of Westchester, New York, the undi­vided one-half interest in the prem­ises hereinafter described and locat­ed in the town of Pelham, West­chester County, State of New York, in said judgment bounded and describ­ed as follows, to wit:

The undivided one-half of all that certain lot, piece or parcel of ground, situated, lying and being in the Town of Pelham, Westchester County, State of New York, known and distinguished on a map of the property belonging to the Prospect Hill Village Association, entitled, Map of Prospect Hill Village, Town of Pelham, Westchester County, New York, surveyed and laid out by William Bryaon, Architect and Civil Engineer, New Rochelle, November 22, 1851, and filed in the office of the Clerk of Westchester County by the / number 24 (twenty-four) and bound-/ ed and described as follows, viz.: . '

Beginning at a pont on the souther­ly side of Prospect avenue, distant two hundred feet, northeasterly fi'om the point of intersection of the e l d ­erly line of Peace street with gjkd southerly line of Prospect a> « m e y a s laid out on said man* and runjpng, thence northeasterly along Mid pputtt-erly line of Prospect avenue, one' hun­dred feet; thence southeasterly and! parallel, or nearly so, with Peace street, two hundred feet to k>t num­ber 3,5 (thirty -five) on said map; thence along said lot 35 Ubirty-five) and lot 34 (thirty«four). on said mapv southwesterly, one hundred feet to kit number 23 (twenty-three* Qn, said map; thence northwesterly along said lot, number 23 (twenty-three), two hundred feet, to the point or place of beginning, be the said several dimen­sions more or less; also ojie-haif part of Prospect avenue* aforesaid,. i» front of and adjacent to said lot, to be used as a public street.

Dated Mount Vernon, N. Y., Septem­ber 8, 1903.

ALBERT F. GESCHEIDT, JR., Referee,

18 East First Street, Mount Vernon, N. Y.

MILO J. WHITE, Plaintiff's Attorney,

No. 37 Prospect Avenue, Mount Vernon, N. Y^

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Notiee is hereby given that my wife, Catharine Huff, having left my bed and board, without just cause, I for­bid all persons from harboring o r trusting her on my account, as I shall pay 00 debts of her contracting after this date.

Dated Pleasantville, Westchester County, N. Y., August 11, 1903.

JOSEPH H. HUFF.

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY* Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signa­ture is on each box. 25c.

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