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New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Madson-st. No 92s. Scamnel-st. No
Jennie Ciollsteiu to FelicIe Schap.ra,
mortgage $1,000. 4 5. So - Nominal
Il3th-st. % -. 5 4. q e OF AadsOn-aVet
TO- Felicie Schap!rR 20 Jennie '5oldsiein'
mortgage $4,000. X s. Nominal
I2Sd- 81. No 225 as II OF sth- ave. 23Xl0Oil.
Thomas Brady and another to Johanna HAupt-
mann. mortgage, SO X :. nominal
1851. n lst-aye. Nos sSS and
So T614O6. Richard II Clark. referee.
TheophiIus Ii Gee r >. S7....... $4,000
IlTth-st. II l5o II Of 5th-ave. % lxloo.Il;
5000; r. a Omitted
West End ave " Tlst-st labxs2 10;
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company 10 Will
Redheld r 5. SIS 70. Nominal
Convent " s "a. II II OF l44th- 81. 26I9+5:
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company 20 Will
lam RedneId: r s s. s75................. Nominal
No -, II 3. 35s II 9 or Columbus lbX
zoos; Harry Hubbard 20 George Herbener; r S,
l5th- St q s. W ave. ls.sxs1: Met
ropoli;an Life Insurance Company to William
II Redneld s. SIS Nominal
Grand n 100 II OF Wooster-st. 25Nloo;
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company to Will
lam II Redneld R s. Nominal
AmsterdAm-aye 19th-s io2 @Nloo:
William II Harris. referee. 20 Thomas
Doherty: SIG S5O0O
i34th-st. No Il to % 200 Il q 5th- ave.
u part: mortgage. $50 600 ST 10 Nominal
Prospect-ave. No 58T 20 COL 2l5 n of
l5Oth-st. 60xl00: Donald r Toucey Walter +
Seaman; mortgage. s26250; r = ST.. Exchange
81 No LAO n corner 8Oth-H 20xI5;
Henry waach Isid0r Jackson; $. SIC .. Nominal
6th ave n e corner l1sth-st so 5xlIO: David
Richey Holly; !. part: all liens. Nominal
n s, 3T6S ~ g Of 3d-ave 33 4x1OO.5 Nora
Mcnamara Morris II Hayman; mortgage.
$4,000: r S. IS Nominal
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
BUFFALo MOTEL ARRIVALS.

Buffalo. n Y. Aug 3-Persons from New-York
pnd vicinity registered al hotels to-day Include:
IROoUOIs-A J. Gilbert Miss T. Gilbert. + RuEshcim
a r. Emery, C s Wilbur stephen Fairbanks. Mr.. and
Srs Warren II. Manning Mr. and Mrs u. 5 Peters
Wilson II. y. Newell jr. sif and 4Ts. f. b. orimes
Sol I. Chapman. W u. Chapman j. :. Higgins, DR.
j. 81 Bolton Bangs. Miss H. a Bangs Mrs J. ~. Alex
ander. Walter =. strobel. l. y sherrey; Walter A
etayf0n, g Roberts. Mrs p G. Noble. Mr.. and Mrs.
coward Hllson. i. r. Appleton. r. T. APPLETON. Jr.,
q l. Appleton. T.. x. Croker, George @. Milne Mr. and
Nrs Henry Eager, Mr.. and MrS Fred Meyer. John
Delaney c. o. Phillips. Frank g. Mover. Leo Stevens.
Il w Black Il. B. Bawkinf c. y. Young. y. Gruse-
burger C. Strauss Mr. and MIs l. A. Van Rensselaer,
cliltOn Elliott w y. Buckley. Mr.. and Ars. c A. An
drews Mr. and MrB. Frank y. walker. g - Kirkland.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. d. Micdekaun and A. Il. Ksyton.
EROFZEL<-E. a Morgan Eugene Doguan. L. Wal
lace. b. Evans Mifs Susanns Clark. Mr. and nrr 3.
Hyman, Mr. and Mrs j. H. Honner. Miss MainDel. >.
MalnNel. J. W. Thompson. = A. Armstrong. Miss Arm
strong. A II. Cutler u. Bsndhein DIR. and Mrs. T. s.
Dean. L. II Harrison. II. = Vance. C. H. Baker Mr..
and Mrs. H. J. Barr, William Heidsck, y. J. Force.
u u. Phillips. L. X. cramsr. George Stewart X. L.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
SECOND CLASS NAIL PRIVILEGE.
APPARENT MIscoNcEPTIoN OF RECENT
ORDER CORRECTED

! Washington, Aug. 3.-The Third Assistant Post
snaster-General Mr.. Madden. has issued circular
or instruction all postmasters correcting ap-
arent msconceptjon of the purport OF the portions
OF the order rela tive second class mail
This circular announces that a publication once
properly admitted the second class and regular
by passing in the mails under that classification,
whether mailed by the publisher news agent.
will not have its privilege revoked except upon
formal notice from tle department 10 the post
master. The circular says:
1 An entirely new pubica ton a suspended one
eesuming issue seeking the second class privilege
Is subject 10 the regular conditions and restric-
rions. Where publications Use premiums, guess
ing contests. etc. induce subscriptions, the ce-
11artment VIII not hold such subscriptions TO be IL
legitimate the time being, Gntl the pubHsh-
ers have had opportunity 70 change their prAc-
nices with as little financial loss as possible 10
conform 10 the regulations Such alleged suD-
scriptions must not be IN coEtTavention or Secpon
osI previous 20 amerogTee.st. and in will The
son-enforceu,eat of the amended regulations extend
beyond October next.
I News agents already recognized as SIch need not
6t present make application On the new form lot
Serrntssion 70 mail second class matter al Inc
mound rate SEt must execute such application on
fhis form prior October ]. If IL ram be ooHo tasl
without embarrassment. The enforcement im'neli~
Em Excluding from the rolnd rate U"soia OF Teiusa
COMES when froTa news seeot5 . ncSs
rgents has been decided 50 be ine5uliEe'e ana the
s,Tesent rights along this line remain unolsturned
sor the present. bIt Iiae requirement must ne
Enforced generally by October !.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
THE STEEL TRADE GROWS.
REMARKABLE DEVELOPMENT SHOWN
IN GEOLOGICAL SURVEYS REPORT.

Washington Aug. 3.-The Geological Survey
mas issued report iron and steel at the close
OF the nineteenth century, prepared by james
NJ Swank general manager Of the American
Iron and Steel Association. 1t shows that this
country to-day leads all other countries in the
production OF these articles. 1t puts the total
worlds production Of pig iron in 1900 at about
sOo000OO long tons. OF which the United states
made l3. .7S9 242 tons, or fully "a per cent The
total worlds production OF steel for 1900 was
about 26S75 600 tons Of which the United
States made l0ls7.3S2 tons. or nearly 3s per
cent.
! The Bessemer pig iron production in 1900 was
E,943.452 tons The maximum production OF
Bessemer steel rails by the producers of Besse-
Iner steel ingots was reached in 1860. when the
total was 236l ,921 long tons. The total pro-
ouction OF all kinds of rails in this country PROB
ably was nearly 100000 tons. The production
3n 1900 Of open hearth steel in the United states
was 3. 3.402.3l2 long tons; iron and steel wire
rods. $40 29l long tons, and steel wire nails,
z, ,2233, ,979 kegs OF 100 pounds.
The year 1900. says the report, was, taken as
IA whole one OF marked prosperity for this coun-
Rry's iron and steel manufacturers.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
PLANS FOR NEW OFFICE BUILDING
STRUCTURE ON CUMBERLAND SITE TO BE
TWENTY STORIES HIGH AND
To COST 100000

The plans for the building 10 stand on the trian-
gular plot bounded by Twenty-second and twenty
third sts Broadway and Fifth-ave. were hled
yesterday at the Department OF Buildings by D. H.
Rurnbam & Co. architects of Chicago. For years
the Cumberland apartment house stood on TINS
site frequently called the fiatiron plot The plans
call for twenty story and attic office building 10
-. :. n,o ono The cumberland Realty Company
IS the owner.
The front of the building Will be of bun lime
stone terra Gotta and brick. which Will be elaoo-
rately decorated. There are TO be two arch shapeo
entrances ore in Fifth-ave. and the other IN
broadway. The arches of the entrances VIII pc
ave the corner of the building will be rounded and
set with ornamental columns. From the t centIai
corridor will rise four elevators The elevator
shafts will be of ornamental iron and bronze WORK
All the rooms will have cement hoors. win
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
TO HOLD CONVENTION ON SEPTEMBER 5.

The Westchester Democratic County Committee
met in White Plains yesterday TO arrange a date
for the county convention and TO discuss the ques-
ton of candidates Ex-senator Charles r Nc
CleIlaud presided. Never before have so many
prominent Democrats awaited the action OF the
committee. In the absence Of Congressman Corne-
Illus A Pugsley. the Democratic leader in West
chester County the committee set the date for the
county convention Thursday, September s. Mr.
Pugsley IS in Europe and his return Is expected
about September l. The Democrats OF Westches-
ter County great faith in eecting their entire
county ticket owing TO the discord between the
Republican factions headed by Senator Burns
and ex-Ccngressnau Ward The committee favors
The nomination of ex-District Attorney w Popham
Plat TO oppose the election OF County Judge Smith
Lent who has been renoninated by the Republi-
cans The Democrats vii Game stephen Van Tas-
sell of Mount Vernon. for Register and VIII proba-
bly, name Cirrus W. Horton, OF Peekskin, for
County Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug. (SpeciaD.-Corn at one time
showed 1c advance over Friday; it closed 1sc to ssc
over. The best price on a statement that
the Iowa report showed only 40 per cent. Des
Moines denied any crop report had been issued or
would be before week. The message reiterated.
however that Secretary Van Houten of the Iowa
Board had declared the State would not have over
40 per cent of "merchantable corn" This quite
different from the first statement. Corn opened
from 5s1kc &c. sold between 5s1ic and 5s1sc and
closed a 5T11c; December closed at 5Si2c and May
at eOkc The market continued excitabe. with
important liquidation on the advances. Cudahy is
supposed to have sold long But shorts
timid, the West bullish and a few local bulls
so energetic prices easily rallied from any dip.
Receipts 157 cars with 1S5 for Monday The
buying was led by Bartlett-Frazier, Comstock.
Pringle and Page. There was nothing In a shipping
way. There is a great deal from the West that the
thrifty looking corn that part which survived the
drouth is showing very few kernels on the ears the
result of imperfect termination The State reports
will be coming next week: the government report
Saturday The West had some rain to-day and was
cool: showers are predicted for Sunday. The corn
bears keeping quiet; the corn bulls are having
things their way
Wheat closed &C over Friday and at one time
showed 1Ac to 1i5c over. The corn excitement was
the factor The Northwest did some buying on the
prospects of rains up there Sunday The gen
eral mood was influenced by large clearances 12So-
900 bushels Kansas City and st. Louis had 10000
bushels against 59O 900 bushels last year The total
primary receipts $4,000 bushels, against so2'-
900 bushels year ago. There was no shipping
business ST. Louis reports 10000 bushels sold for
export; New-York 20 loads. The talent here feels
wheat would sell off but for the corn strength
Oats merely trailed along after corn, off frac-
tion early finally closing Ac to SEC over Friday.
September sold at 349c and at S51.c and closed at
s5lLc sellers; May closed at S75sc. There some
buying because oats 2214c discount under corn.
Receipts 27s The estimate for Monday.
35 cars Snow estimates oat crop at from 6So.oo.
900 bushels to 67O.OEo,0oo bushels
FIaxseed was hardly mentioned: prices practi-
cally unchanged cash. 81 75 September 81 co; Octo-
ber s. 81. There 13 cars OF seed at the three
points, against Is last year
Provisions firm. to-nights prices the same
as Friday TO a trife over. Hog receipts West for
the first time weeks were under last years,
5000 against $1,000 Hog receipts here the last week
have been $4,000. against 1l5OoO The rush because
of the drouth abating: packers appar-
emily friendly 10 the market.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
HAS NO SHOE STORES IN VIENNA.

David [. FEEDER the son-n-law OF Julius Barth-
man. and his representative while he is abroad,
denies that MI Barthman has any shoe stores in
Vienna Austria, that Mr.. Barthman ever was
a shoe manufacturer He has successful retail
shoe stores in Berlin, and has leased others IN
Hamburg and Frankfort. He acquired his fortune
never was burned out or had a fire there. Mr..
ad
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
MARRIAGE or JOHN p. KENNY.

The marriage of Miss Nellie F. Jones and John p.
Kenny will take place to-day noon at St Patrck's
Cathedral in Fifth-aye. The ceremony will be per
formed by the Rev. William j. B. Daily. John j.
Daily will act as the brfdegroom's best man, and
Miss Kate Doran will be bridesmaid AR Kenny is
a member Of the Democratic Club. deputy auditor
OF finance in Controller Coler's Office and a member
OF Company G, 7th Regiment. For ten years he was
a reporter on "Ths New York Sun"
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
PLANS FOR NEW TURKISH STEAMERS.

Washington, Aug. s.-Mr. Hughes consul at Co
burg IN a report 10 the State Department says
that according German reports. the Turkish
ministry OF Marine has resolved TO make loan In
order that sixteen mail and cargo steamships may
at once be built for use in the Turkish waters. he
saws that the Mahsusseh company is 10 Increase ls
feet by six steamships OF 1900 tons displacement
lix of zoo tons and four smaller steam craft.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04

Office OF the Comptroller Of the currency ,oOf
Washington. D. c. August = - rhs
vI-,araaz By evidence QresehtssIg,
,,,5srsjs-ned m has been made appear that
coin National the City OF New 1TrN a,t stss
Cttv OF New York in the County OF New 1orA al ,ns
of New York complied with all the prov
Act of congress TO enable National Banking s-
10 extend their corporate existence ana lol o'N-
pOses' approved July 18th. ISL -, r,,-r,t-orar Of
Now therefore, / Charles G Dawes. ConpetClex xs-
the Currency do hereby certify tnat IL, ST of
final Pank Of the CIty New York. IN the ~ Saw
New York in the County New York and stats Oh
yOrt is auhOrized to have succession LOT lhe
.peeined in its amended articles q association na
until close ofb August y
In testimony whereof witness my manu- anu -
ohlSS IN" seS01 1Si gnat T CHARLES G. DAWES
l9esHI '7| Comptroller OF the Currencs
(NO. 260S)
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
NAVAL STORES.

While showing any quotable change the market
for spirits held very steady throughout day sym
pathy with Southern hrmneBs. Rosin tar
pitch steady quote:
TAR-Ragulars 81 Is; do. bbls 81 2o
SPIRITS TURPEsNT1NE- IS 4 936c.
RosIN-Commoa good strained 81 ao T. 81 coo
81 e5: r 81 10: O. 81 so; H. 81 so; 81 80: K 81 25
NJ. 81 e3 n. SO: W q. 80 IS; W W. So 6s -'
STOCK ON HAND.
turpeLuhe i, f5l bblS
lar GA bbls
Charleston. Aug 3.-Ttrpentine steady. 32c. Rosin
firm; sales. 200 bbls. Quoted: b. c. o5ci d. 81: e.
81 05; F 81 10; c. 81 I5: e 81 20; l. 81 IS: n 81 n
50 so; w c. 81 90 " W SO 10
Wilmington, Aug. 3.-spirits turpent,ne nrm 33c
ceipts bbls. Rosn Arm. g5casl: recelpts 4s9
Crude turpentne steady. sIa&2 receipts 100 bbis
nrm 81 IS: receipts. lio bbls.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
HOPE RAPrrsr CHURcH TAKES TITI.E.

The Hope Baptist Church has obtained title
to the property occupied by II. the north
east of One-hundred-and-f fourth st. and
Broadway. from the Southern New-York Baptist
Association. The size Of the property is 734x1103X
T0llx9l.5 feet The property carries mortgage
Of $4,000. According TO the mortgage which was
recorded yesterday IL is due when mortgagor
shall cease be a church
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
m SETTLE STRIKE IL wATERTowN.

watertown. y. Y. Aug S.-F. c Roberts o.
washington. general organizer OF the American
Federation Of Labor. has arrived In tnis city and
ali make ar effort 10 settle the machnists strike
that has been on since May 20.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
CHILD DIED IN HIS MOTHERS ARMS.
SHE WAS on HER WAY TO THIS CITY WHERE
HER HUSBAND Is IN HOSPITAL

Paulus Mort, the infant son Of the Rev. Pauus
Moort of No. 2iS West FIfty-third-st.. died in its
mothers in Pennsylvania Railroad train
while on the way from Philadelphia this city
last night DR.. T NJ. Dwyer. OF Albany. who
on the train ascribed it's death TO cholera in
fantum.
Monrovia South Africa. arrived in New-York on
June s He is now at ST. Luke's Hospital where
he is being treated for paralysis.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
CAR PoRTERs FORM UNION.

Chicago Aug 3.-Sleeping car porters who are
residents OF Chicago forming an organization
for mutual benefit" according to an announce
rnent made by the secretary OF the union to-day
III Is called the Railway Mems Mercantile League
and is said 10 be patterned after one recently
snrr In Louis.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
A sos. 600 STABLE.

william b, Leeds filed plans Friday FOR a three
story brick stable. which he will No. 56 to
Go East Eighty-eig ghth-st plot u. INlOOSX Ok
1O0s The building Will cost $4,000 Hunt & Hunt
were the architects.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
REPAIRS TO BE MADE on THE sOLACE.

Washington. Aug. s-The hospital ship solacs
which Is on her way home from the Philippines
syiu be laid up repairs at the Mare Island Navy
Ward upon he- arrival at san Francisco
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04

{ ~-uerk Ohio Aug. s-Motormen and conductors
:. ,be Newark Street Railway Company VINO
struck Yesterday are still out Two men deserted
,be strikers and are running the maii car between
- ana C;r-a uyflle and two cars In the CITY are
s-e1nq oDerated by non-unon men oeNslai -
,sons have been placed on the tracks. Dut no uani-
.ag resulted.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
EXPENDITURES AND RECEIPTS.

Washington. Aug. S.--Nationai bank
ceved to-day for redemption. Si0es. Government
receipts from internal revenue. s. 2.55s customs.
$500 e69: miscellaneous. $3.50. Expenditures. ST..
6OoOH
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington Aug. 3-The condition Of the Treas
ury divisions OF issue and redemption. at the be-
ginning OF business to-day follows
RESERVE FUND
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
..AI." ADAMS BUYS A PARCEL.

"Ar' Adams yesterday bought the property at
the southwest OF Forty-seventh-st and
Second-ave. for $4,000. The size of the parcel is
2hx72 feet.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
DubIlc Notices.
SALE Of BONDS.
PROPOSALS will be received by the

~
- Common Council Of The city Of NsT-R2TRene S o Tp ~ ~
etsh[ Council Chambers in the city hall ounsi
T,r IT Main and Mechanic Streets, FOR one ai5
Sotle NoTIs ~ One thousand Dollars each. the saA-
S1s 70 be registered bonds ard payable as f0oMs 1s
1Sae bonds Three thousand Dollars on AusuSI,
,oin and three bonds each year thereaser ,, un to
total issue is paid psn,ar les Of the Laws Of isSa
The said bonds be dated Augls5 st IsOI sIiv s On
..ne.t an said bonds will be payable semi -anhuil1 -
ths fst davs OF February and August IN sacn an,
ulT w. bon5s viii be numbered consecutlVe4y LOh 0
TO one hundred and twenty - - -. ., al us-
" The bonds will interest at the rate OF On -
cent per -fuh. a. retsct O
All proposals shall be accompanied oy ee5tlhe 5~ of
n, n national bank ST. 600 payable 10 tAs Oiue y
CJtv treasurer OF New-Rochelle.
No bid will b. received for less than par. s.r.s.
will be required to pay accrued
Tha bonds be delivered at II ociocA ~ i.-E
EJav Auaust 3Oth, 1901 the Office OF the Sl'S N4
CITY of NeW-Rochelle y y.
Nv order of the Common Council -, ,-.s ,oof
Dated City Rochelle, " T. Jy-S SI.rz
a.. r,-.. -. ,Aa ct,,- ~ Ne1v-TOchelle N y
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
eoRTcHEsrER AND LARCHMoNr ROADS
I INITE.

: Albany, Aug. s-The agreement OF consohoauon
n. the Port Chester Street Railway Company aho
sbe Iarchrnont Horse Railway Company was rled
= So us.h the Secretary OF State. The new cor
,oration will be known the New-hork ana STAN
sord Railway Company. The capital is sSV'v'O' ana
the directors are w. II. Campbell William murray
- - s,ne.r and John Nelson OF Larchmont; y
- 995s, end n s Heft OF Bridgeport, Conn., X:
4 yeish Of Greenwich, Conn; W; = ware .fa @ oi
-. :; y SS.ester and w H Trumbun OF SALEM hass
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
DAUGHTER's INCOME INCREASED.
MISS DOROTHY O. RoosEvELTs MOTHER THOUGHT
$1,000 YEAR INSUFFICIENT.

The allowance of sl.5oO year heretofore granted
by the Supreme Court TO Miss Dorothy O. Roose-
welt sixteen years old, the daughter OF Mrs. Kate
S Roosevelt for her maintenance and education.
will be doubled should the report OF William j. a.
McKim the referee appointed TO hear the testi-
mony on the application of Mrs. Roosevelt be
confirmed by the Supreme Court.
Miss Roosevelt is entitled. under the Will OF her
uncle Frank Roosevelt TO the income OF fund
of about $4,000 She has been in receipt Of 81 800 a
year but Mrs. Roosevelt considered this sum in
sufficient 10 complete her daughters education.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
NEW BUILDING PLAN.

Broadway 6th-ave and 22d-st. for a twenty
story and attic brick office building. dimension
not given Cumberland Realty Company,
ers: d Burnham Co architects 81 900 600
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
sro>,rANA COAL. MINE TROUBLE SETTLED.

Helena, Mont, Aug. 3.-Labor troubles thal nave
existed since last May at the coal mines owned 0!
United States Senator Clark. at Bridger. @ oon
County have been settled iaNoraD4y u tiie A"S-''
,Ubo WIN return TO work AT once
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
FURNISHED Apartments tpaniso.

NyAN, wife. daughter 5 and desire exclusive
vi board W responsible middle aged family.
near West End-ave october provide furnishings
n desired. PERMANENT. Box II. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
ADIRONDACK COTTAGE.

tor Sale-A rare bargain prompt purchaser.
% tingly situated fully furnished 1orO1m COTTAGE
Dudngs boats. etc; ready for Immediate occupancy,
EetAer with membership share Adirondack League Club
acres on Eonnedaga Lake Herkmer County y Y. r.
station ForestpOrt " Y. in the midst fishing
and hunting territory altitude feet phOos
ETC.. from Owner. Room Us. %
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
Gummer Resorts.
NEW-YORk-

AVON SPRINGS, n. Y.
Near Buffalo and Rochester.
yvr,ta for concerning The Sulphur Water and
Baths for rheumatism etc, and The Santariuu
for Treatment Recreation and Rest. Address
" CYRUS ALLEN & SON
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Aug. 2:-Flour nrm. wheat,,sprins-No Do
winter-DulI weak; No red 73c: No white
73hc. Corn--Tradng light No yellow. e0a No 3
Fair demand No white 43c; No do +2c: No mixed
3slac: No do. 3sc. Barley nominal Rye. oSG5S 40
asked. Canal freights firm.
Chicago. Aug. s.-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
TEXAS RANCH FOR SALE.

5000 acres OF finest grazing land Southwest Texas IN
most healthfu section. under good fences sub
divided into six pastures Five flowing and good
surface water rivers, tanks. gas every
indication OF oil exists only distance from
4o-bbl oil we'll At stocked with o,
cattle also for sale Apply W. II JACOB Sol Broadway
New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
MOoRE's PROPERTIES ALWAYS TAKE,

IJERE~S ONE.-14J acre form rich soil water IN evar
field. orchard and other fruits. dairy stock
farm 10 room house. barns and other outbIdings n
good shape. Ave minutes from Depot. midway between
New-YOrk and Phila- NewJeIsey better farns
$1,000.
FRANK NJ. MOORE -Bru1svick. y. j
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
Gearbers Aseuries.

MIRIAM COYRIERE's Teachers Agency; $50 9Th Ave-.
families supplied teachers p:aeed musical departmenI
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04

INOR SALE-NYACK on HUDSON close estate.
Il No. t20 Washington Avenue, three minutes walk
from NyaCk II and
laundry: water; furnace. property inc0sd
hedge about 125xl5O: $4,000; will
sell for $4,000; terms immediate possession house
keeper on premises. further particulars call
address WILLIAM II. ADDOMS and GEORGE L
HEWINS. Executors. 90 Gold Street New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
yrREASURY DEPARTMENT.

City Clerk OF the City OF Me-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04

! WHY paw storage your family? Buy a House at
w Fsirviev YonkeFs a price iusuring a good in
crease in value send for booklet. GORDON, 20 East
42d-St
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04

II OOK-45-acre fruit farm at large town; fine 6Gl9-
a ings: So 700: 1900 down REEDER & DElsS,
Dover Del