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NEW-YORK ANX> PENNSYLVANIA.
Qytfttr ended June «^ $1.ftt9.44P UM. ■lU*._|
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Total lncoinr...-.- 320.2G2 2i2.54<» Inc. 77.422
f___UfCf ' ' .
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prflert
"^eflactioc- . . ■ j
TRADE IX CHICAGO.
. 0 vug- a (Special).— Armour gave the
ca * s*r Wheat shorts no relief to-day, keeping
?te rVne market and doing no selling. The result
001 °the September wheat sold at «%c over the
» aS her" and closed _ over. The wttemt position
c iso -*a_so_i by a sensational advance in the
•a**" core September wheat shorts being
**''■' uncomfortable by ■_—! they saw poing
-•• w the'eoarse grains. The wheat news in a gen
*r«_r ••*» Parish, and the market early sold
«** *"t" t Cables were rather indifferent. The
•* T^L conditions in the Northwest were im
- •*' ' ' BrcK>rr.l:aU estimated Europe would re
roVW oin the Inn.d States and Canada only
**__«_ bushels of wheat. But before the market
tasted an hour all the ordinary wheat in
b*c rZ _. ere dropped, and shorts thought' only of
I nT, r September and getting out. Septemb.er
* rt f, t 7 old between 70V and 72c ' and
___• a , ?V tellers; December closed at ST'S.c;
*TffiVc Clearances were 6U.«ff> bushels. TrSmary
1 -ViTwere MM>«T' bushels, against 96S.tW bushels
** year Of the 316 cars here, only 3 were con-
Northern. Shorts of all classes were buyers.
---cilllv the Sej.t-mber.
a advance of about 5c in September corn was
_i sensational Rrain incident. It moved up the
!__»_ corn futures V to IV. There was not
*^; reaction. The corn closed \~c to 4'*c over
______ September opened at SS\ c, sold be
*"^^pL c and 57» 4 c. and closed at 57c. December
** J, at 4 3r- May. #>c. Harris-Gates started the
rtV-ipr-T- buying:"; shorts di.l the rest. The Sep
"ber was hard to buy. The stock here is all !n
th7 control of the old bull crowd, which was active
JTjttly ihrcuph Karris-Gates. Receipts to-day were
lv 45 cars, the estimate for Friday only 30 care.
s^p-l=S saJes were 135.0W bushels. Foreign mar
kers were up sharply. No one feels certain of what
f t ike ]y to transpire in September, but shorts feel
It Is dangerous to stand out with the situation so
entirely in the control of the people who own the
<____& stock.
There is a general buying of oats on the crop
lasses _ lowa, the small xtock of contract here
and the poor character of the arrivals. To-night's
nrices are *sc to l^c higher than Wednesdays;
_e» September. »«_e sellers; the old September.
S^c; .-,. new December. 30"i>c, and the May, 30 »c
0* the M cars here, only 13 were standard. The
entire stock of standard is supposed to be .sot in
excess of H0.«0 bushels.
The provision market is responding to the short
interest which has been created In the last month.
BvyisS by Armour to-day helped the advance
klosg- Pork closes 22c to £3c over Wednesday; i
lard. Be to 4l»c over, and ribs. 7h*c to 32Vsc over.
Tbe best advance was in the September and Octo- j
ber. Hogs were Me higher. Hogs were 49.000.
against 60.W0 last year. Provision stocks co far
this month show slight decreases on everything
Bankers nnd 13rokct6.
TRACY & CO.,
BANKERS,
SO. 4O WALL STREET
Chicago. NEW YORK. Milw-uke.
Connected by private wire. *■ ■
i DEALERS IX
HIGH-GRADE BONDS.
__T OF CURRENT INVESTMENT OFF-RINGS SENT
""~' ON APPLICATION.
*» l i New York Stock Exchange.
£' ; Me_i£«rs - Chicago Stock Exchange.
; " COMMISSIOX ORDERS EXECUTED I->' AM.
L. S. Realty & Construction Co
(Deliverable when issued.) - ?
[ A Cent Realty Bond & Trust Co.
New York Realty
(Cent Realty Bond & Trust Co.
New York Realty
Alliance Realty
DEALT IX BY
P. J. Goodhart A Co.
'■: Telephone 6*45 Cortlaailt. 87 BROADWAY.
Members X. V. Stock Exchange.
N. W. HALSEY & GO.
BANKERS,
49 W3pW St., New York
Dealers in Railroad Bonds selected for
the investment of Trust Funds.
LISTS O* APPLICATION.
Mercantile Natl. Bank,
Windsor Trust
Wanted.
WM. E. NICHOLS & CO.
r*. ii<- ..r-,«..- J .r 15 WALL STREET.
red'k I ♦ UlarauaM
3&-3T BROAD STREET.
STOCKS c*3 BONDS
For lßTettnient or on marsln.
Book of Hallway statistics, also charts «•»
■ Be dally fluctuation* of the moat ncllv*
Railway "and Industrial ittockH. on applica
tion.
DE HAVEN & TOWNSEND,
40 Wall Street 428 Chestnut Street
NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA.
( »vr York Stock X -. < li»in
Imbrri .. . ) Pblladrlphld Stock Eicbaag*.
i (hlcsKu Stock Eicbance,
~ye<i J Fi.'rton. ■'' . •**•»• A. Campbell. Dt Buvter Hol'.in
-"■rtn. of N. T. Stock Exchange. Bpedal.
J. F. Pierson, Jr., & Co.,
Stocks, Bonds & Investment Securities,
11 WALL STREET.
American Writing Paper Co. Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Du'ibcni) Souccs.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE LIB
ERTY PURE FOOD CO. have declared a semi-an
aaa: Crtdead of thr.-* and one-half per o-nt on the pre
ferred stock, payable October Ist at the offices of the
Csjr.pary. U-1O Jay Str^t. New York. Transfer books
»la be closed ivrzi Bepit. 15th to Oct. 2nd
11. W. CAMPBELL* Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY.
NO. : BROADWAY
New-York. Aurost 11th. li*2
THE BOARD 'OF DIRECTORS OF THE
American Coal Compaiy of Albany County. Mary
'-»r.i. have this day deciared a ?<m! ar.nuai dividend of
F!TE PER CENT uj^-r. the capital st-«* of th* Compaay,
payable *• this ofScir on Uonday. S»-r'»mber Ist. 1&02.
GEORGE M. BOU'LBY. Secretary.
«.k\i:k\i. < in mh \i. CO 31 PA
25 Broad St.. New York. Auk. 21. 1002.
'piiK REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
of ONE PER CENT, will be paid Sept. St. ISO 2. to
sotnfnoo stockholders of record at 3P. M.. Aug. 22. Com
•on Mock transfer book* will oe closed from A us. 22 la
En-t. 3 JAMES L. MORGAN. Treasurer.
\ DVERTIEEMENT2 and «ut> script ions for Th« Trlbua*
* *■ «MMtv«d at their Übuwb UIIX*.
NO. 3 30* BROAD WAT.
B«wt»ii S6th and S7th »ts.. until v o'clock p. m.
;•!*.■••-..,.. , will b« received at the following branch
cC <*s si, regular cf3c« tatrs until .- o'clock p. m.. viz.:
*54 Mo-aye., s. c cor. 23 . -»• IKS <ilh «vr.. cor.
1?«»^'»« j «2 Rim 1 «tfa-«t : VtZ Writ 42d-at.. b«
***"i 7th * <« *th ..... zict \\>M 12.-.fh-nt.t i.:t.iH
••-'•«••.. Ut***n TClh *cd 77th «J. . 1.02<l «-l.|r|.
_rnst Cotnpameg.
THE MERCANTILE TRUST CO.,
NO. I_O BROADWAY.
CAPITAL $2,000,000. SURPLUS $5,000,000
INTEREST ALLOWED I I'OX DEPOSITS.
OFFICERS.
LOUIS FITZGERALD. President JOHM T TERRY, Vice-President.
hENRY C. OEMING. Vice-President. ALVIN W. KRECH, Vics-President.
ERNEST R. ADEE, Secretary JCHH B. OSTRAHDER, Ass't Secretary.
WM. C. POILLON, Treasurer. HAROLD B. THORJI E, Ass' t Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
LOUIS FITZGERALD, JftKIES H. HYDE. JOHN JACOB ASTOR. JAMES W. ALEXANDER.
JOHN T TERRY. 6LFRED G. VANDEREILT. E H. HARRIMAN JOHN F. DRYDEN.
GEORGE J GOULO. VALENTINE P. SNYDER. MORTIMER L. SCHIFF. HENRY C FRICK.
L C WEIR. CHAUNCEY M. DEPtW. JAMES .'. HILL. HENRY C. DEMING.
C C CUYLER JOHN J McCOOK. SIDNEY DILLON RIPLEY. CHARLES H. GODFREY,
CLEMENT A. GRISCOM. OLIVER AMES. ALVIN W. KRECH. GEORGE L. RIVES.
EDWARD D.ADAMS. H.M.ALEXANDER. JAMES STOKES. J. HAMPDEN ROBB.
JAMES McCREERY. RUDIXPH ELLIS. EL&ENE DELANO. THOMAS T. ECKERT.
i. ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT.
Cam Spools,
NEW YORK Sixty-eighth -ear opens Oct. 1.
tM2. DAY CLASSES with ses-
UNIVERSITY * ions from 3:30 tc 6 P. M. <LL. B.
UW«I_IIII1 after tvo years). EVENING
I AW" <?r"HnriT CLASSES. session* Bto 10 P. M.
l-AU M^fclUUL,. ilA^ a aft tnr<>e years I Gradu
ate Classes lead to LL M. Tuition. $100. For circulars
address L. J. TOMPKINS. Registrar. Washington Square.
N. Y. City.
VEW-TORK LAW SCHOOL.— Day School. 35 Nassau
1> St. Evening School. 9 W. ISth St. Dwight metho.l
of instruction. LI. B. in two years. LL.M. in thre«
years. Send for catalogue.
GE'iROF. CHASE. Dear.
Jnatrnmon.
For Young Ladies— City.
A CADEMY MOUNT ST. URSULA.
__ -BEDFORD PARK. NEW YORK CITY.
This Academy for young Ladies and little Girls is
directed by the Crsulir.es. It Is delightfully situs • on
the Harlem Railroad, near St. John's Coile_a. and opposite
BRONX PARK. The Course of Studies is thorough, em
bracing all .he branches required for a solid and refined
(duration. The Academy will reopen on Wednesday,
September 13— I. For Circular address Mother Superior.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.— Rev.
Dr. and lira. CHARLES HUNTINGTON GARDNER,
Principal*. 607 sth -ave. Teacher of English wanted.
/"COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE OF DR. J. SACHS.
\J SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
11« WEST S»TH ST..
REOPENS HOMDAIT. SEPT. 2I»TH. 1902.
COMPLETE ORGANIZATION FROM PRIMARY
GRADE TO COLLEGE PREPARATION; ELEVEN
YEARS' COURSE. INCLUDING ACADEMIC DEPART
MENT. WITH ADVANCED LINES OF WORK.
DE LANCEY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
71 WEST BOTH STREET. NEW YORK.
Thorough and systematic instruction. Modern Methods.
Physical Training. Special and College Preparatory
courses. Individual Work, Small class**. Circulars on ap
plication. -Twenty-first year.
"irPvS. FINCH'S CLASSES AND BOARDING SCHOOL,
* R SJA_I_OX AVENVE. NEAR 64TH STREET.
MISS GERRJSH'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. 549 West
End Avenue. New-York. Special courses of study.
Fitting tor College, a specialty.
PARK AVENUE SCHOOL. 1021-1023 Park Avenue, n. •-
cor. WSth St.— Reopens Thursday. September 2Mh.
1902 Kindergarten, Primary. Intermediate and High
School Departments. College preparation a specialty of
the scboul. Rents' approval. oppEKHEIMER p^
Mrs. R. OPPENHEIMER. Prtn.
R_r_\_ [OVAL.— Miss F.oberts's echooi for girls, with kin
dergarten and classes for boys, has been removed
from 14S to 2T2 Madison Avenue. Address until Septem
ber 16th. Sandwich. M_ — achusetts.
m AGATHA— CHURCH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
657 and MP West End Avenue. New York City. E4e
ir.ent_ry Ani High School. Culiege Prepara'i.r.. Gym-
B ** llln: - EMMA O. FEBRING. A. M.. Principal.
mHE MISSES JAfDON'S _, _
X FOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Reopens October 1. £<> East 50th Street.
THE PEEBLES _ THOMPSON SCHOOU
Boa.: dine and Day School for Girls.
30. 32. 34 E_t Sit- Street.
>L FOR GIRLS.
a* thoroughly equipped.
r4TH ST.. N. Y. CITY.
TEE VELTIN P'^HO.
Fireproof builvii
1«>-1«2 "WEST "
For Boys and Young Men — City.
•A COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOT3.
■*Jl HAMILTON INSTITLTEt
45 West BlEt St.. ilanhnttan Square N.
ELEVENTH TEAR BEQINB OCT. IST.
N. ARCHIBALD SHAW. Jr.. Principal.
ASSOCIATION BUSINESS INSTITUTE.
__ A DAT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN.
Reopens Wednesday. September 3rd.
23rd St. Branch T. M. _ A.
/COLUMBIA INSTITUTE.
Reopens October Ist.
At NEW 1/OCATIOK. 122 W. T2r4 St.. BETWEEN
COLUMBUS and AMSTERDAM AVER. Collegiate. Pre
paratory. Primary. Departments. Optional Military Drill.
Hot Luncheon. Playground. Optional study hour under
Instructors. Catalogues.
EDWIN FOWLER. A. 8.. M. P.. PRINCIPAL.
/COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE OF DR. J. SACHS.
\_j SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
3* WEST SWH ST..
REOPENS WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 24TH. 180Z
Primary. Intermediate and College Classes; Special Com
tnerdal Department.
DX LA SAXLE INSTITUTE.
■*-' CENTRAL PARK SOUTH, NEW YORK CITY.
Conducted by the Christian Brothers.
Select school for boys. Number of boarders limited.
" REOPENS WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 17.
Military Drill. Well equipped Gymnasium.
For Prospectus address BROTHER AGAPAS. Director.
IRVING SCHOOL. L. D. RAT. 35 WEST 84TH ST.
REOPENS SEPT. 25TH.
Over eighty graduates fitted successfully for College
since IKX). Primary Department. Year Book on request.
MORSE & ROGERS SCHOOL
REMOVED TO ONB WEST 45TH-ST.
Recpens October Ist. Address until S^pt, 15th. Cotult,
Hue. One vacancy for boarding p'ipil.
fTIHE LOYOLA SCHOOL. «5 EAST S3D BT.
J. REOPENS MONDAT. OCT. 6.
under th» direction of Fathers of the Society of Jesus.
\T7HAT to do with, my boy. Pfcrenologr will aid you.
\V FOWLER & WKLL3 CO.. M East 22nd St.
For Both — City.
PACKARD
COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.
4th aye.. & 23d st. DAY & EVENING. 45th year.
FALL, EESSIOV BEGINS TUESDAY. SEPT. 2. OFFICE
NOW OPEN. CALL. WRITE OR TELEPHONE FOR
CATALOGUE T.
/r\HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
A. Madison Sq.. New York. 73 Court £t., Brooklyn.
Schools Open All Summer. Trial Lessens Free.
Brooklyn.
TJR'XJKLYN HEICHTS FEMINARY.
138-140 MONTAGUE ST.. BROOKLYN. N. T.
Boarding and Day School f"r Girls. Opens
September 25th. Prospectus on request.
Mlf-ee OOL.TON. Ft'LTON and W'X>DWARD, Principals.
Hoßoken. H. J.
OTEVTNS SCHOOL
THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
River Street, between sth and 6th Sts.. Hoboken. N. J..
REOPENS SEPT. 16TH. 1602.
Registration day for applicants for admission on Sep
tember 10th.
Examinations for admission on the 11th and 12th of
September.
Complete courses of study preparatory to all Universi
ties. Colleges. Schools or Science. Law and Medicine.
The rate of tuition for all classes is $150 per year, or
$50 Tier term.
Thes« terms Include all the studies.
For catalogues apply to the Principal of Stevens School.
For Young Ladies — Country.
ADELIGHTFTTL HOME AX!) PCHOOL for GIRLS
from fur to fourteen. Small classes. Individual
care Term*, $000. Miss JOHNSON and Miss ALCOTT.
Per* Chester. N. Y.
HOME INSTITUTE. Tarrytown-on-the-Hudson. — A
Boarding and Day School for Girls. Heop»?ns Sept.
ISth MISS M. W. MtTTCAI>F. Principal.
TNGLERIDB— A PCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
J NEW M!!.F"R!». LITCHFIELD CO.. CONN.
School year beplns Tuesday. October 7th IMB.
MRS WM. D. BLACK. Patroness.
KENT PLACE SCHOOL f r Otrts. Summit, N. J — Near
New Tork. Mrs Sarah Woodman Paul Principal.
President of Board of r-irect< rs. Hamilton W . Mtble. LI.. P.
MORAVIAN SEMINARY FOR TOOKG LADIES
Founded 174*. Modem conveniences. Two hours from
New York. J. MAX HaKK. D. D.. Prln.. Bethlehem, Pa.
MISS DANA'S SCHOOL "OB <";:!:i> Morristown. N. J.
iSuburban to New York).— Exceptionally broad
curriculum Certificate admits to four leading colleges.
Music and Art. Resident pui.iis. JWw. Catalogue on re
quest. •
OBSIXING SCHOOL FOR fiIRLS.
OfiSINING-ON-HUDeON. N. T.
33th year Miss CLARA C. FI'LLEB. Principal
RYE SEMINARY.
For particulars a.idress
Mrs. b- J. LIFE. The Misses STOWE, Rye. New York.
THE VAIL-DEANE SCHOOL
for Girls. Elizabeth. N. J.
33rd year opens Sept. 23th.
16 instructor*. 2 build inc.
Gtrttficatr accepted by Isadl&c foll»»«a.
— Rw&ent studesu (300. ;,: .
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. AUGUST 22, 1902.
Crust Companies.
Jnstrnrtian
For Boys and Young Men — Country.
KINGSLE SCHOOL.
ESSEX FELLS. NEW JERSEY.
No new boy over 13 yqears. A home school where the
spirit of family life _ preserved. New buildings, with
every modern appointment. Gymnasium. Large grounds.
'* r! J. R. CAMPBELL. Head Master.
fTHHE MACKENZIE SCHOOL.
The EcbOO] doubled its enrollment within the past
year: It had no case of sickness, no case ot serious
discipline; It had «ne specially trained master for every
Fix boys; it receives only boys who can bring satisfactory
testimonials.
WYATT W. RANDALL. PhD. Head Master.
Dobbs Ferry. N. Y.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY COLLEGE.
CHESTER. PA.
Forty first year begins September 17th.
CIVIL ENGINEERING IC. E).
CHEMISTRY <B. R). ARTS (A. n).
Thorough work in I-at.oratorle*.. Draughting-ro.-im. Field.
ALSO PREPAHATORY COURSES.
INFANTRY. ARTIL-KRY AND CAVALRY DRILI-.
•A Military School of the highest otder." — U. B. War
Pept. Catalogues of Col. C. E. HYATT, President.
IRVING INSTITUTE.
Nun-Military. Tarrytown-on-Hiidson. N. T. Fail
t.-rm. Sept. S4. J. M. Fl/RMAN. Prin.
MA PLEWOOD. Concordvlile. Pa.— s294; location beau
tiful; eU-vatfd. healthy, pr-pares for business or
■oU e(e; laboratory practice. Improved buildings; athletic
fi<?;<l. every year boys — failures tn other schools — become
with us successful students: department for small boys.
No tobacco. J. SHORTLIDGE, Yale A. M., Prin.
ST. DAVID'S HALL — Thoiounh education: ideal find
most healthful spot fnr few boys: home influence.
Rev. W. I_ EVANJ. M. A., Scarsdale. N. Y.
npHE HIGHLAND MILITARY ACAPBMY. Worcester.
X Mass — 47th year. Healthful location. Generous table..
Preparation for coUsce, scientific or business life. Newly
eg lipped laboratories Larpe athletic fleid. Small cmeses.
Tbe Kt. Rev. ALEXANDER H. VINTON. D. D.. Visitor.
JOSH PH A_C »EN SHAW. A ML, Head Master.
For Boys and Young Men- Country.
fpHE WEANTINAL'G SCHOOL FOR POTS.
_L New-Milford. Utchtleld Co., Conn.
Preparation for business and College. Rev. F. D.
Draper. Head Master. New Buildings. Modern equip
ment. Refers b* lermission tL, Mra. Wm. D. —lack.
Pati m— _ uf _ icle&lde.
Fur Both Sexes— Country.
FRIENDS SCHOOL, Prrridence. R. I.
For both soxe*: all denominations.
Established 17*4.
Courses In Bngllsh. Science Classics Music and Art.
AUOUS'I— NB I JONES. LL V . Principal.
IJENNTNGTOS SEMINARY. Pennincton. N. J. (on
Bour.d Brook R. R.>. A co— educational school of the
first rank. &4th year. $275 to $332. Catalogue. THOMAS
OHANLON, D. D.. Preb't.
Gtljool -Igenciea.
A MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS' AGENCY
il supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors. Oovem^sees,
etc.. to Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply to
Mrs. M J. YOUNG-FULTON. 23 OBHb Square.
leach
A EVERETT STONE (Tale and ColumMa), Slfl West
. 66th St. T\jtor!r.R at pupil's or tutor's residence.
foxeclctinre Salts.
YEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
Of New York.— Russell M. Young. Plaintiff, against
William Koerber and others. Defendants. —In par—anos of
a Judgment of foreclosure and sole, duly made and en
tered in the above-entitled action, bearing date the 21»t
day of July. 1&02. I. the undersigned, the Ttefer** in «»ld
Judgment named, will sell at public auction, at the New
York Real Estate Salesroom. No. 11l Broadway. In the
Borough of Manhattan. City of New York, on the 27th
day of August. 't»O2. at 12 o'clock n.x>n en that day. by
Vincent A. Ryan. Auctioneer, the premises directed by
said judgment to be sold, and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land, with the build
ings and Improvements thereon erected, situate, lying
and being In the Borough of Manhattan. City. County
and Ptate of New York, and bounded and described as
follows: Beginning Rt a point an the Northerly side of
Seventy Street, distant 2f>« feet Easterly from the
Northeasterly corner of Avenue A and Seventy-fifth
Street, runr.lnic thence Easterly a'-r-.it Seventy-fifth Street
2.". feet, thence Northerly parallel with Avenue A an!
part of the distance through a party wall ttt feet and
8 inches to land formerly of Julia Hunt, thence Westerly
along £ald land 25 feet and 4 inches, more or less, to a
point distant 23% fe»t Easterly from the Easterly «tde of
Avenue A In a line drawn at right ancles thereto, and
thecce Southerly, again parallel with Avenue A. and part
of the distance through another party wall 103 feet and
11 inches to the point or place of beginning.
Dated. New York. July 81st. 1002.
HUGO H. RITTERBT'SCH. Refer**.
WALTER T. LINDSAY. Attorney for Plaintiff. 71 Wall
Street. Borough of Manhattan. N. T.
The following Is a dlagTam of the property to be sold
as described above, the street number being 013 East 75th
Street. N. T. City:
E. 7.'th Street.
The approximate amount of the lien or charge to satisfy
w.Vch the above-described property la to be sold Is twelve
thousand three hjndr<*d twenty and 04-100 dbllars. with
Interest thereon from the 21st day of July. l(*02. together
with costs end allowance amounting to three hundred
e»-venty -eight and «6-100 dollar*, with Interest from
21« day of July. I!><'>2. together with the expenses ft the
tale. The approximate, amount of taxes, assessments, or
other liens, which are to be allowed to the purchaser out
of the purchase money, or paid by the" Referes. Is $47* 72
and Interest.
Dated. New York. July 31st, 1802.
HUGO H. RITTERBUSCH. Refer"
vi:\V YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF NEW YORK.— Edward Hlrsh and others. Plain
tiffs, against Em!! Block and others. Defendants. In
rur»uan<-e of a judgment of foreclosure and sale duly
made and entered In the above entitled action, bearing
date the. 3 f th day of July. 1002. I. the •undersign"'!, the
Referee in said Judgment named, will n«-ll at publlo auc
tion at the New York Real Estate Salesroom. No. 11l
Broadway, In the Borough of Manhattan City of New
York, on th« 2flth day of August. 15W>2, at 12 n'ck>ck Noon
on that day. by Vincent A. Ryan. Auctioneer, th» prem
ises directed by nald Judgment to be tnlil and therein
described us follows: Ail that crtaln plot, piece or parcel
of land, lying and being in the Borough of Manhattan,
City of Hew York, hounded and described as follows:
Beginning at the corner formed by the Intersection of the
westerly side 01 Seventh Avoiud with the northerly el<s'»
Of One hundred and thirteenth street, running thence
westerly mii.l along nal(3 northerly side of One hundred in!
thirteenth street one hundred (MO) feet. th*nre northerly
on a 11n« parallel with said westerly side of Seventh
Avenue •"•- hundred <100) feet and eleven (11) Inches;
thenre easterly and on a line parallel with said northerly
Side of One hundred and thirteenth street one hundred
ilimi feet to the said westerly aide of Seventh Avenue,
and thence southerly and along said westerly side of Sev
enth Avenue one hundred 1100) feet and eleven ill) inch**
to the corner and place of beginning, together with th?
appurtenances *•■:•'. all the estate ami rights of the said
Emll Block in and to the said premises.
Dated New York. July 31(<t. 1902
GERARD ROBERTS. Referee.
WOLF. KOHN & ULLMAN. Attorneys for Plaintiffs. 203
Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
The following is a diagram of the property to be sold
as describe! above, the Street Number being No. 1,864
Seventh Avenue:
The approximate amount of the Hen or charge to satisfy
which the above described property is to be sold is Two
hundred and thirteen thousand seven hundred and thlrty
«-iK>'t s—loo dollars (4213.738.06). with interest thereon
from the lOth day of July, UW2, toßether with costs anil
allowance amounting to Three hundred and eighty-seven
6«-l«o dollars <f3M7.WJ>. together with the expenses of the
sale The approximate amount of the taxes, assessments
or other liens w^ich are to be allowed to the purchaser
out of the purchase money or paid by the referee is Five
thousand seven hunared and fifty-two 40-100 dollars
(S3 752 and interest
'Dated New York, July 31«t. 1902.
GERARD ROBERTS. Referee.
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IT 0 BARTHOLpMEW'S
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VALUABLE PATEJITFOrj SALE Address
W t.. Box It. Trtb'in<- O:Tf~*
I'AW WBslOmßat*S BAI«sSS.
ELI BOBEL, Auct.. »B««I, ' '; *£
Mic 22. — Clothing and Jewelry- ••" =
..; \ 704 3d-ave S. Wronker Bon. I•• •'
l "AuT'2r..-rir.thln ; J. Blauro k. 321 Bow
"auk. 2.V Clothing L. Stem-.. 427 M
BV Auk. 27 Clothing Henry Bobal. 772 9th
'■■ x ,^. . 2*. rewelry: L W. Harlem, 160
Amsterdam aye
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. M. Sheehan.
Auctioneer. IBJ nr.d 1.'4 ''anal *t
AUg 22 by M. Lavery. «M SHh-ave..
- i niC -- i -: 1 -i?r 1 i l i° Aug. k io. M o orand .
St.. clothinK pl<"<ißP.l to Aup.-IS. 1>" 11 -
Aur 27— By Barney l>ian < >m.~«". 1.063 3d
avc. clothlnj pledged to Aug. 20. IWI.
Auk. 27— By P. Freel. 027 Broadway and
160 Grand-st., jewelrj* to Aug. 20. 1901.
A U g. 2s— By M. Ilackett. clothing.
1. L. fimi'ski. Auctioneer, 70 Bowery.
■<ells 10 m.: _ „,
Auk. 22 By 8 Gpod»teln .ii Boa, -•'.♦
Bridge Brooklyn, diamonds, watches.
Auk. 25— By L Cahen .v Sons. 41 Canal
s!.. diamonds, Wilt Jewelry, and all
goods t.ledced prior April .V l.ml. from No.
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older date? held over.
Aug. 20— O. Weaver. 4fiO fuh-ave..
clothing, etc.. pledged prior M 15, I 1"!I 1 "!
Auk 26—- By J. Anderson. 3"' West 42d
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lyn, diamonds. watches. je«elr>. and all
goods pledged prior Aug. Id. 1001
Au«r 26 — M. Manning i Sons, 594 *th-ave.,
cl.ithlnft. etc., pledged prior Aug. 1«. 1801.
Auk. 27 — Estate A J. H"ane> . 214 Atlan
tir-ave . diamonds, watches. Jewelry, and
all Roods from No. S.!i3o to 12.745. and
from May 27. 1901, to July 27. 1901, and all
guslis reserved from previous sales.
Auc. 27— J. Simons. 772 Colum^'is
clothine. etc.. pledged prior Aur. 17. 1001.
JOS. BHONGOOB A SONS. Aucts., »4
Bowery.
Aug — Olothine. A. Sellnger. 2d-«vc
Aug. 25 — Jewelry: M Levy. 2.«1fl 3d-ave.
Aug. — Jewelry, watches, diamonds,
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No. 141 Broad-way, la the City of New York, 03 or bafor*
th« 1?: day of February next.
Dated New York the 2nd day of July. 1003.
JOHN T. "TOOK. Jr.. Administrator.
EDWARD A. SUMNER. Attorney for Administrator. 141
Broadway Borough of Manhattan. New Tork City.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner C. Thomas, a Surrogate of th» County of
New York, notice is hereby riven to all persona havtac
claim* against Simon Wolf, late of the County of New
York decetsel. tc present the same with vouchers there
of to the subscriber, at her nla«-e of trar— ac- busings*.
Vi) 753 Ninth Avenue. Borough of Manhattan, in the City
of New York, on or before the first day of December next.
Dated N»w York, the ?th day of May. IMO.
PAULINE WOLF. __ec_tri_
WILLIAM H. KLINKER. Attorney for Executri*. 63
Nassau Street. New York.
AfILLIKEN. .TAMES.-IN PURSUANCE OF
an order of the Hon. At-r.er C. Thomas, a Surro
gate of the County of New York, notice Is hereby «t— sn
to all pei sons h»"!i« claims aeaicst James Mill:'**.. lat»
of the County of New York, deceased, r*pi-ssat the same,
with vouchers thereof, to the subscriber at his place of
transacting business, at the off}-* of Shilaad, ShoemaK-jr
_ Hedges. No. 71 Broadway. In the Borough of Manhat
tan. City of New York, on or before the aotn day of Sep
tember. 19<?2. „,
DatM New York. March 25th. 1903.
EDWARD F. MILLIKEN. A4mln«?>trat=r.
EHILAND. SHOEMAKER & HEDGES. Attorney* for Ad
ministrator. No 71 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan.
New Tork City. N. Y.
T\fARTHA F. VER TALI-f.— EC PURSU
™ anc« of an order of Han. Frank T. FKz?era!,i. a
Purrcgat* of the County of New York. Notice Is *«*bj
glvp.n to all persons hav:ni claims azalnst Martha F. Ver
Valen. late -of the Cc«r.ty of New York, decoaaad. to
present the same with vouchers thereof to the »üb*;crlb«r.
at her p!a-e of transacting business, at the efflce of Trua*.
Watson _ Roberts. No. 141 _-«■■>. Borough of Man
hattan. Cltv of New York, "a or before the __ day c.
October. *£ York, the 24th *», j««* ___
mm» New Yoric. the 24-h l***^ T&i--,
TRUAX. WATPON * ROBERTS. Executor.
Attorneys for Executor.
TTOX PAPE. ERNST.— IX PURSUANCE OF
an order of Hon. Asaw C. Thomas, ■ Surrogate of
the County of New York. Notice is hereby siren to all
persons havln? claims a-iinst Ernst Yon Fare. !%t» of
the County of New York, deceased, to present the sasall
with vouchers thereof to the smbscribers at their place c
transacting business, at the office of William Grevel. No.
7SS Rror.<*Mray. Room. 22. Borough of Manhattan. New
York City, on or before the 20th day of January. 13U3.
Dated New York. M, 3rd. »«£— r>R _ VEL
NATHANIEL DOYLS.
ROBERT _. PRANGE.
Executors.
CHRISTIAN G MORITZ. Attorney fnr Ex»cnors. 23t
Broad Boroueh of Manhattan. New York City.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abn»r C. Thomas, a Surrogate of the Coonty -' New
York, not.-" _ hereby given to all persons having claims
against n.:::,-m D. Whipple. !a:e of the County of New
York, deceasf.l to oresent the same, with vouchers tnere
of. to the subscriber at his plac« of transacting business
at ti:e office of Robinson. B— Wle & Ward. 160 Broadway.
Borough of Manhattan. City of New York, on or before
the Ist day of December next.
Dated New York, the 7th .Jay of May. 10C2.
HERBERT S. WHIPPLE. Administrator.
ROBINSON. BIDDLE _ WARD. Attorneys for Adminis
trator. 160 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. City «
New T«s_
! TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
! Abner C. T^<-rr.a•. a Surrogate at the County of New
' York Notice is hereby eiven to all persons havtas claims
', against Mary Barnett. late Jt the County of New York,
i deceased, to present the same with vouchers thereof to the
( subscriber, at hi* place of transacting business, at the
' office of William H. Kilnke.-. No. .<.'. Nassau Street. Bor
• ough of Manhattan, in the City of New York, on or be
! » — the first day of December next.
Dated New York, tri«? Sth day of _ »v 1902.
PATRICK DOYLE. Administrator.
! WILLIAM H. KLTNKEP Attorney for Administrator.
i 93 Nassau Street. New York.
IVUUIv WAVItD.
Male.
BOOKKEEPER, assistant bookkeeper, ste
nographer and typewriter; exp«nen L -e>i;
r-lerenoe- HARRI BTTINGEH. -*■ I>«"
lance; .
BOOKKKE i'_ R. &c. — Hor.-.-st.
roaag U_y as bookkeeper. caa_ •
typewriter in BrooUyn. A— ireas .* -
st.. Brc- kJya.
BARKEEPER or CAsHlEK.— Best, (rfn^
si sat as. dswntown experience. -all.
ERDMAN. 208 WiKls-ave. ______
BOY. 14. in office, where he tan advance.
; .W. F !•">* East Mth-st. __^_ -
BOY. IT. bright and aonssi
steady and advaacemeat; e»p<
HARRY BRADLEY. M Rl
Brooklyn.
CAPABLE young man. 21 v nrst class refer
ences. H. C. M . •?« Herkimer-5...
Brooklyn.
CORRESPONDENT. 4c— Young man. -'
best references, speaks English. Spanish.
French. German an.l Italian, in offlce •»
correspondent or bookeeper-s assistant. J.
rONT. 1& Rector M
CASHIER collector, manager, bf n
aged man. BBSBaajsi Oissi .v
and P. Tea C •tr.p.i.n> . -
trustworthy: besi of refe
•irrss M STGOWAJS. !■•* West Ml
DRIVER *c Stao at "-•' r ■■'■
factory. HITTER. 2W Emm --
DESIGNER an.l CI.TTKK.- By a young
man: Just finished the study of lesigning
ar..i cutting et ladies' costumes: perfect tit—
tin?: In city L V EMANI'EL. 3M East
llSth-st.. barber shop; or Inquire by postal
card.
DRI'GS AND CHEMICALS— Youn< man.
with 12 years' experience - '■" t business
would act a« representative for manufact
urer or Importer in Philadelphia; sp<Mks
r,«rraan; can furnish references. A. S.. ut;V
North f.th-st.. Philadelphia.
ENERGETIC your,* man |2P) wool like
rxjsttion of trust and responsibility with a
reliable business fvvjse; Is at present in the
retail erain and bm business, but Is •!•>
sirous of nelllnt out from lark of capital;
correspondence Is respectfully solicited. Ad
dress ENERGETIC pox >. Tribune • laVe
ELI>ERLY GENTLEMAX. good penman.
ad.lre«?es envelopes at home, will call for
and return work: "•'•■ pea I.ooa MARTIN.
Box -• Tribune Office
i 'A ANT to influence consignments of coun
try produce tor dealers in the city, am
sn*lsfi>.i to w.,rk en just commission, c
■ N V.
JANITOR. Ac— By young m.in. colored, as
janitor of np^rtm<>nt house or office bulM
in<. or as aortar; good reference and cash
secuiitT J. M. ELAKENEY 5 Li\tr<
ston Place.
LADIES' TAILOR.-For years experienced
cutter, fitter, designer for Isrtlis tailors;
cloak?. !>ult«: best city references; desires
position. KNEELER. 79 Stanton-st.
MACHINIST and tooltr.aker; high class
mechanic; will develop at:y Invent -- or
Invent anything for you. or will develop m»
own inventions if financial aid is given. W.
OUSTOFSON 22S Atlantic-aye.. Bro.>klyn.
PLFMHER. Towaaj man wants M rlni.«h
trade: two j-eant" experience; Brooklyn
preferred F. HTFFI-.i i Flatten**
Brooklyn.
PORTFK— Neat, active sreH.ly man. 35. in
laose office bullSlntr or apartment hou.«e;
willing tnd ibllaTing; nut afraid of work.
CON NELL. 311 East 2«th-st.
PORTER — Youne man. American, as light
•.-.■■' in a wholesale house. Address N.
J. KEATING. 42* West 19th-st.
PORTER. — By colored man. in dental par
lor, with a doctor or In drug store.
CHARLES WILLIAMS. 171 Fort Greene
Place. Brooklyn.
PAINTING. paperhanging. ka!«.^mlninn,
plastering, decorating, have all neessaarj
tools: first class work; best references fron.
private houses, upper West Side. THYL
STRUP. 155 West lOflth-st.
SALESMAN. — Permanent position by sales
man. acquainted in Boston and suburbs;
to represent first class house; either grocery
or flri:(? specialties: on salary basis only,
tint class reference. Address W . Lock Box
14. Lone Island City. New- York.
WATCHMAN (preferred) or porter or M
drive single horse and truck; security if
required; steady place. Call on M. RIOR
DAN. 23 Hicks-st.. Brooklyn.
WATCHMAN— By a respectable married
man: references or bond. O. S-, 405
Malbcr!*-"it . Brooklyn.
WATCHMAN— Day pr night, strong, ex
perienced, sober, reliable man. Dane:
married: best city reference. JENSEN (V>
Eist 2.Vh-st
TOI'NO MAN. 21. In office or collecting;
good references. WILLIAM J. OILMORB
>" Perrk-st.
YOUNG MAN. 21, with a lance acquaint
ance among the dryitoods stores tn Bos
ton and vicinity. Is desirous of accepting a
New -England agency of any eood New-
York ham*: ladles' cloaks, -.nits or waist
Una preferred: highest references. Address
STANLEY DAVIS, l«* North Boston.
TOCNG MAN. 2rt. good eiuoari.in excel
lent references, speaks French. Italian
and German. Address EPW COPPOL\R
435 East 13th-st.
YOUNG MAN. 21: Christian: _,_, educa
tion; with 4 years" offlce experience de
sires .•:•::.•!! position, where ■ <...• appli
cation to business secures rapid advance
ment. Address C. H., Box 14, Trlbuns
02". ;e.
13
Surrogates" 25 antes.'
UUJiLMII >IU U111.X.1 V« A.M-1).
-ale.
SPECIAL KVIC TU C.XEMPLOYED.
-} nortlii. I tiui>> ....... 15 itui»
7 time rale. .... ... .... ;•• •<-;.(»
A COMPETENT PERSON, wltn experience
ar:d practical knowledge is agriculture.
viticulture an.l gardening, wishes to meet
snrr.e capitalist or proprietor cf land, to de—
velee the ?an-.e. L. .;.:>•• W»st 24ta-a_
BL'TLEK VALE".. -Cn«_aa; sf.oer. re
liaMti ar.4 trustworthy. X. Y. Z.. Box tti.
Trtbooe Uptown Office, l..'i*l Broadway.
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st
COACHMAN i:-. - ■ . mupsrau
-. an
;-■ -■ • .- --- cars - •
Irrrer;
RED RORIO.
•
COACHMAN— COOK.— By man an<i wife en
ge t!em;»n's pla<-f: man bandy around tha
place; wife a* •_-K>k or liu^dress. Cal! or
adcir»-ss 3. R . .** . ■--•-•
COACHITAX. — Thoroughly understands Us
business; married : ni family; first class
refer-r.c*«. s-HAUB. -." Part v.*
COACHMAN — «em ■• .-■ jpeaks French
and understand« Erarlisa; as stableman,
or driver. J. EEP.EXS. 227 Faei2c-st.
Brooklya.
EXPERIENCED COfPLE fir gentleman's
place or fsrm. A.I-iress W. 2. .'.3 Ea.it
■lth-«r.
FOOTMAN ur..!-r batter, *■•■ Englishman
-2: he:zh: 3 ft. 11 In. W .. Box 24. Trlb
ur>.v» Cptown Office. l.rovt Brnisay
HANDY MAN. ?lr.x\». shea steady posi
tion; ooun'rv prtvare piace: shore pr»
erred: understands h.->rs*«. < *"'»s. earden.
furna.--. DITTMAR Firrh»sr»r. N. Y.
CSEFCX. TOCXG MAN. single; thoroughly
under*! - st»nm h-irinj .- • lawn:
seven >^ars" r»for»rtc<"9. ROWLANDS 1V»
.'.7th-st.. Brooklyn.
WAITER. BARTENDER -Br ■ ung Eng
lishman; neat, courteous, thoroughly «x
p«rt; fi\e years' exetasfcra l#i club and
rr) ■ ■ «te ref^r^n^e? ; p!ac« only
R'S«RI.r. 1 ».■'. M-av.
WAITER.— CoWe-i; a years' experience In.
board -• h^us<- and hot*!: can furnish
first elas* reference. J. BELL. 37 Fle«'
P!a.-». Bro.%ktvrt.
ADVERTISE3tEXTS an.l ? ibserlasjaal for
The Tribune received at their Uptown ,-i*_
fice. So l.Sf?4 Broa.lwav. between 36th and
37th sts. . until 0 o'clock p. m. Advertise
ments received at the foil twins branch of
tW* at r-K ilar office rates until 3 o'clock;
p. m . viz. : -J54 Sth-ave. s. c. cor 23d-st.-
IX3 «Th-ave c^r. 12'h-»t. ; 92 East 14th-«t-
2.",7 West 4M-st.. between 7th an.l $th ayes.':
2«3 Wesl 123th-st. : 1.3.1* 3d-ar» hetwee^
7>;th and 77th st?. : 1.026 3d-sve.. near 81st-
St.; 1.70S II iv- . near «>th-st •
UUM^vriC *ITIATI')M tt AM Eb.
Female.
SPEriAI. KATE TO I'VEMPr.OTEn.
tH word-i. ;; limes 15 pent*
7 lliur rate. ........... ,at» crnt*
CHAMBERMAID. &c.—By a German girl:
expTien'"*-! in '^stairs work an.i -'vrirm;
city --'..r. K<TC,i home preferred u> hiatt
wajr^s. 253 *•* 37»h-st.
COOK and LAUNDRESS.— Colored woman,
first cla«s. wishes situation or lay's work;
dry reference; »'.li do housework. HALL.
53* West SOth-st.
''< ' 'r. ••• faro—
iitrv. h»»r ,-:ry ref?reaceav
-
COOKS — By m competent girls; ess* arvl
laundress: si* chambermaid and wait
re!l?: two years' references; city or country;
separate or together 3tU 6th-av«.. second
floor.
DAY'S WORK — Respectable colored wom
an to •!•■> hou»ecleanin«- or washing by th«
day: personal reference. ROBINSON, S2i
V»Vst 3Tth-st.
HOUSEWORK. — By« seat, sooer woman;
c tod cook, laundress: small adult fasilly;
city country, two years' reference last
place: $:» GOOD HOME. 153 6th- a v*.
LAUNDRESS, fir t .■:a».i. *0 iro nut v -- •-«
day: best city reference*. 403 East 223-st.
NURSE to one or two vounf children: ref
erence. 7S «.-h^rrr.erh.->rn-st.. Brooklyn.
Call after Ip. m. No cards.
SEAMSTRESS.— By colored girl. witi
dressmaker or private family: wires.
day or week. Address Miss L. E. C. car*
of Janitor. 205 'West 61st-st.
W TO WASQT
THE 83G53T R33SD
OF EEL!?
HUM HESi-

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