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FORECLOSURE Sales.

second Street: thence parallel with
Eighth Avenue Of the through party wall
ninety feet eleven inches the centre line OF the
block between hundred and thirty-hrst and One
hundred hirtysecond thence Eastery along
said line Of the block parallel with one hun
dred and thirtysecOnd Street sixteen feet inches
thence Northery parallel with Eighth Avenue and part
Of the distance through party wall ninety-nne feet
eleven inches the Souhery side Of One hundred and
thrty-second and thence Westerly along the said
Southerly hundred and thrty-second Street
sixteen feet inches to the point place Of beginning
together with thereunto belonging
In wise sppertainng Diagram Of said property.
Street:
One hundred and thirty-second Street.
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I75ft.
T5ft
r7h q
De Afilt Ave.
Tpe Afilt Ave.

De Milt Ave.
The approximate amount Of the lien charge sat.
shlch tns described property = be sold
yum or 4hTte thousand hundred forty
olars ts31i650), with interest thereon from
OF March, 1901; together with costs allowances
amounting 20 S2Oo36. with interest March 26th
1901; together with the OF the ap-
poNate amount OF taxes assessments. other
winch are 10 be allowed 10 the purchaser n pun
chase money paid is Flfy-sfN ni
l6- 100 Dollars 1856 lG) and interest
Dated New York March rs. 1901
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for ladies'. gentle
mems and Childrcn's discarded Clothing,
fine Evening and Street Costumes. Jewelry
Bric-a B-ac. Furs. etc. Mr.. or Mrs NAE
TAI. I44 9Th ave: telephone ! LOIS Z 3S;h
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STORAGE.
SEWING MACHINES.


S Z W / y G MA
CHIMES. new. 50
TO S25 cash. $40 10
s35 at 50 down and
80 cents weekly;
( Z az "A n teed ten
years; second hand.
50 10 81. guar
anteed 2 years.
Hand machines;
special s.: just the
thing 10 take with
you TO the coun-
try. or4r1 eyef1ir,ue
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County.-Rapp speidel Iron Works plaintiff.
or Judgment Of foreclosure sale the
llth day Of February 1901 the undersigned referee
in eaid Judgment named will public auction al Tho
New York Real Estate Salesroom broadway. in
the borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York, tha
Zoth day OF March 1901. IL o'clock
by william NJ. Ryan, auctioneer the i'm
Judgment mentioned, and therein described as follows
Al thoSe three certain lots pieces
with the buildings thereon erected situate lying and
beinC in the Eighteenth Ward the Borough OF Man
hattan IN the city Of New York. side
or tlfteenth Street, and which. together.
bounded and described follows: Beginning at point
IN sald northery line Of Fifteenth
hundred and twenty feet Of the
Avenue running thence easerly acng northerly line
OF F1fteenth Street sevenyhve feet: thence
al rlSnt anges from Fifteenth hundred and
1nIee eet and three inches thence westerly parallel
with Fifteenth Street seventyve feet south
cry ana at right angles 10 Fifteenth Street
ana three eet and three inches to the place
being The same lots known Numbers q5 six
teen ttel ana seventeen 40 "A map filed office
Of the Register OF the City and County York en-
ItIed Map or Cowmans Fifth Avenue dat
per q 1872 made by order OF James Hay Daniel
LORD; IT. executors. and being the premises con-
Heyed H by augustus T. Cowman and wife William
hurry, t deed dated January 18th 1S49 recorded
1, the Once OF the Register Of the City and County
Dated New York. March ID 1901
WILLIAM J. a. McKIM Referee
ftiil'ItiIS & ,AHEIf Attys for Plaintiff 154 Mas
City. ~ N
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY
Licensed and bonded. 800 Broadway.
Rooms Hills telephone .63l Franklin
All civil and criminal cases attended to by
expert detectives. male and female.
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- Collectors Office March 10 proposals
furnishing such quantities may be desired. mis-
ceaneous supplies the Customs Service at this
port during ending June 80 1902 the
from the appropriation for collect
ing Revenue from Customs, 1902 - including gas,
water ice. fuel and electric current for Illuminating pr
will be received AT this office
until two o'clock p NJ. April IL 1901 Sealed proposals
received until the day and hour named for
the performance following services during the fiscal
laundering towels for rented premises
repairing and maintaining special alarm h0N at me
L. Appraisers Warehouse providing ocomobe service
for carrying mall between tho I $ Appraisers Ware
house, Postofce fuiding ana custom house i5udns,
the Collector. Surveyor. Appraiser and
Paymaster visiting different offices where Gus
officers stationed in New York. Brooklyn and
Jersey city for cartng sugar samples from wharves,
bonded warehouses and other places To the L. 5. Ap
praisers Warehouse The power 70 reject any or all
a schedule of the articles and services required and
other information concerning the be had
application TO the Collectors Office. g. r. BIDWELL.
Collector.
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A MARVEL.

KRETOL SOAP cures pimples, scaly rough
skin. KRETOL TREATMENT removes
blemishes and cures stubborn. chronic dis
eases. Book free. Kretol Institute. a. 3,
275 5th Ave. New York.
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hundred and thirty-second Street

Approximate Of lien satisfy which property
is be sold is S130212 90 with interest thereon from
March 9TH 1901 of action s534 81 with interest
thereon from March 22nd 1901, and Of sale.
Approximate of be paid by referee
S55s.44 and interest.
Dated New York, March 2sth. 1901.
GERARD ROBERTS. Referee.
STRONG & CADWALADER, Attorneys for plaintiff
30 Wall Street. Rorough of Manhattan. Now York CITY
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ELECTRIC MOTORS A DyNANOs

SEND FOR handsomely illustrated Cata-
logue Of most efficient dust proof. orua-
mental and slowest speed ELECTRIC
NO OR IN the market: ~ 10 horsepower
PALMER X OLSON. Manufacturers. 2IO
Centre =.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner

y L bhStANtt Il Oh an OTuer OF Hon ADnef
c. Thomas Surrogate Of the County Of York.
tice is hereby given TO all having claims
tott Hodgman late Of the County OF New York
to present the same with vouchers thereof the subscriber
his place Of tansacting business Beekman
Street Borough of Manhattan. in the city York
before the day October next. Dated New
York. day Of April.
MORRIS +. WEBER, Executor
JOHN WEBER. Attorney FOR Executor. Beekman
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. city New York
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ART FURNITURE.

ANTIQUE Clawfoot Sofas Tables. Bureaus.
Chairs. China Closets; real old. Null
LER. as East 52d-st
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IN PURSURANCE of an order of Hon. Abner

{ Thomas. a Surrogate of the County Of New York
hereby given TO all having claims
C-h-stopher Byrnes, late OF the County Of York
deceased present the with vouchers
subscribers their place OF transactng
Office Of Joseph II Mahan. No 13 Chambers Street in
the Borough of Manhattan. City New York on or be
day of November next. Dated New
: OF April, 1901
NARY r. BYRNES, AGNES J. BYRNES, Executrices
JOSEPH Il. MAHAN Attorney for Execurices No. u
Chambers Street. New York CITY.
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COACHMAN.-Tho-oug understands all
branches Of the business: aged IN, mar
ried best city reference. J. W. 2GS West
69th-st-, private stable.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

4STH-ST.. near 5th-ave.-In private fam
ily a large second story front room and
alCove. with board. also extension room:
southern exposure. Address {. j. NJ. 242
Broadway.
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DE,NTISTRS y.

DIR IT. s. HOLMES. Dental Surgeon. 1884
broadway. open evenings and sundays.
Reliable work Moderate prices
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AGENCIES.

WANTED.-Agencies for various classes nf
American Specialties and Machinery etc.
Apply LUKE, 26l West George-st, GIas-
gov arOtlaud
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ST ALRANS. Z East 3isI-st.-r2edecorated ted
throughout: elegant suite: private baths
and service: parlor dining room: table
board
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write, agent will call. Machines exchanged
WESTERN UNION SEWING-MACHINE
CO, 1I3 Sd-ave. between 10th and 18th
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I'tIsS.

+. WEISER, Furs and Fur Garments 70
order. also roinodellrt and redyed into
fashionable styles. -! G,h-svs
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WORK WANTED.
Male

\ RELIABLE. responsible business man,
college education: successful business cX-
perienCe of 20 years in this CITY. now un-
employed; willing 10 work. Capdbie Of
managing an estate. acting as private sec
retary and in originating or assisting in
literary composition seeks position where
faithful service will he appreciated, fair
compensation paid: hest reference given.
Address 9. T.. care Rev. Or. HJushton, l
East 29th-st.
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BILLIARD AND pool TABLES
CARPET CLEANING,

j. & j. w. WILlIAMS,
Steam Carpet Cleaning. 353 West 54th-st.
Telephone 366 Columbus. Relaying a spe-
cialty.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.-Car-
pets cleaned by steam. by hand or the
floor. ] 55S Broadway. 42I East 4Sth-sL
SNOE & BRANDT Tel 132-3Sth.
FREDERICK ACKERIAN. 133 West 32d-
st. near 6th-ave.-Steam carpet cleaning
and feather and hair rsuoVating works.
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Steamboats,.
Gnrrogntes' Notice.
V,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. by the grace Of God free and independent
To Henry Buttner. Joseph Saab. Franz Staab Michael
staab Henry Staab, Elizabeth Ohl. Adolph Emmer!ch
George Enmerich l., Carl Emmerch Heinrich Emrnerch
Emma Brenner Carl Otto Klein Heinrich Klein. Daniel
Emrnerch, Emmerich Elizabeth Emmerich Adam
Emmerch Wilhelm Emmerich. George Emmerich IL
Elizabeth Emmerch. George Euttner Emma Z Ruttner
CiOebe Bernard Ferdinand
Rosenberger. Burghmaster CMayOrj of Umstatd
Elizabeth Kaufman, Augusta Won L!ehn Oppen-
lander, ali persons interested in Estate
Eliza Buttner, late of the County Of York. de-
creditors, egatees, next of kin
Greeting You and each of you hereby cited
required personally be and our Sur
rogate County Of New York, the Surrogate's
Court of said COUNTY held at the County Court House
half past ten o'clock in the forenoon Of that day
of proceedings Of Jacob G. oebel and Henry Buttner
Executors VIII Testament of said de-
ceased. and such of hereby cited
the Of twenty-one required appear bv
your Guardian. If you have il none 10
event your neglect so a guardian viii
be appointed by the Surrogate act Tor
you the proceeding
In testimony whereof have caused the seal Of the
Surrogates Court Of the said County Of New York
be hereunto affixed.
Witness, Hon. ABNER c. THOMAS. a Surrogate Of our
said County. at the County Of New York the 1st
H. 81 of March. in the Lord
and nine hundred and
J. FAIRFAX M'LAUGHLIN. Clerk Of the surrogate's
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DRESSuANIyG.

pRESSMAK KER.-Correct styles; perfect Mt:
superior work and finish. f6ultless sky;
dCoop. storm suits. work shown. resp1u
sible. REASONABLE. Mrs. COOKE. ~ West
44th ST. near Broadway
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

COMPETENT BUSINESS MAN with So 800
can have management salary and half
Interest in permanent, rapidly growing bust
ness Address w, Box -. Tribune Once.
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A DvERTISEMESTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"a received at their Uptown ONCE No l242 Broadway
north Of 3lst-st-. until o'clock advertise
received the following branch Offices at regular
osnce rates until O'Clock p. viz: 23f sth-ave,
cor zsdst; l52 eth-sve. cor 12th-st Macs 6th-ave
lz2 GoIunnbus-ave, West tstbst ioS
West lZd-st eh-ave: 81 1sth-st.: 257 West
A2d-s-s between 18th and Sth l5S East s1th-s
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COACHMAN.-First class reference: good
city driver. willing 20 take good place In
country. G. r.. 80 West 2nth-st
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NURSE.-Ry a refined German Frotesrart
to growing children. and plain sev~fns 2
in American family; Thoroughly competent:
best references. wages $25. Address "
Box 81. 1.242 Broadway.
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TYPEWRITERS.

Rsr!Dytons Smiths. sac: rentals reduced:
prompt repairing. CONSOLIDATED TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE, 2il Broadway
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, New Yort

y. y, MarCh 22nd, 1901.
HENRY ". BOOKSTAVER Referee
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COACHMAN.-Ten years last place: mar
ried: family: highest reference from
last employer. THOMAS t;S3 6th-ave
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FARMER. GARDENER or COACHMAN-
Private family. r. MAGEE. al East
2ith- 81.
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FOOTMAN. Mailman or porter in store;
Colored; reference. n. II. ZITTRANER
3lS West 41st-st.. Walters bell.
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4 LADY wishes 20 fnd place for her ser
wants with family going abros5 fc-
voyage Only Call at $40 Madison ave.
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CARETAKE KEsR.-SIiddle aged woman U-i-r.-
care OF a house while family is in ~.
country Mrs. O'CONNOR. too 6.h-ave
care Mrs. Brady
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DOMESTIC SITUATION, wAyrrn
Fe IN nie.

A IENDANT. companion. reads nicely
Protestant. with refined people zala-I- No..
crate; best OF references r r. B6x Sfa
Tribune Office
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RESPECTABLE young woman AT any kind
Of work by dav or week Call TRATNOR.
Isl East 32d-st
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NURSERY GOVERNEsS. BY refined
North German young lady. formerly
teacher: highest reference. Address n J.
care Mrs. Groetsch. 416 East 5Sth-st
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w an order OF Hon Abner {. Thomas Surrogate of
New York. Notice IS hereby given all
persons having claims against Catalina Warren
County of New York. deceased, he
with vouchers thereof TO the subscribers
place business, the office
Pendlelon and Anderson No % William Street in the
Borough Manhattan. City OF New York. or before
day September
Dated New York the sixth day OF March. 1901
RAYMOND JENKINS, CHARLES ". LOCKWOOD
Executors
P. CHAUNCEY ANDERSON. Attorney for Executors 27
William street Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
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ROOFING q PAINT. co.

GENERAL ROOFING Contractors and
Metal Painters; ali work guaranteed. 20
Maiden Lane. Telephone. I.1s5 John.
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proposals.

FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
lnT- Dc CnT~rFTr ..snTA% -

Phila- Depot. g. NJ Dept. l42s Arch St. Phiia,:
Pa April <. 190I-Seaed proposals, triplicate will
be received here until o'clock P. NJ: Saturday april
30 1901 for delivery az either the Philadelphia, San
Francisco Chicago Boston Depots o. Quarter
masters Department Of 2ooOO lightweight Woolen
Blankets cotton warp. conforming standards
Specifications Of January IS 1901: Quantities be
20 increase II desired De
pertent Samples can be seen at either Of the depots
Early deliveries essential, and IN making
the Of delivery will be considered
delivery inspection other points than those
be considered. UNGCARANTEED BIDS
and based upon samples differing
and specifications VIII under circumstances
sidered Bios for less quantities than advertised will
be entertained Government reserves the right
tec ACCEPT any or all proposals part thereof
Preference given 70 articles OF domestic production or
conditions Of quality and price 0ncluding
the price OF foreign production manufacture the
6ut thereon) being equal. = GUARANTEE n 10 per
oentum the value Of the Blankets accompany
proposals. so cents Internal Revenue be affixed
10 number Of the guaranteed bid and properly
celIed Blanks for proposals and specifications
furnished upon application. Envelopes containing pro
po.als 70 be endorsed Proposals for Blankets. and
addressed Colonel JOHN V. FURET, Asst. Quarter
naster-GeneraL L. s. Army.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
BARfAlNS- Cprights. fine makes, perfect
order 500 upward. new pianos S125 up
ward. Send for description and terms
WHITNEY * co. l23 West 125th-st
- - -
u RIER BROS. 13 East l4th-st-Rent
81; sold on small payments; slightly used
f75; tuning. repairing. exchanging
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICEs.Ny0O s-cond7 7bo1d
wood and ircn working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. B. EDDY, SOS Madlson-st
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| " OItcC1h-NNI1 UI dII OIUtI UI IIUH. AUIItT
c. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County OF New York
notice hereby all having claims
Coils p. Huntington late OF the County Of York.
deceased present the with
subscribers their place Of ransacng %
Broad Street in the City Of New York
sO.h day OF April next Dated New York. the day
October. 1900
ARABELLA .. HUNTINGTON. Executrix. CHARLES
II TWEED. ISAAC f. GATES. Executors.
MAXWELL EVARTS. Attornev for Executors % Broad
Street. New York City
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES,

ST. BAR71HglG lGME@'g
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
@ll East 42d-st. first class duInestics are
supplied.
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145 EAST 21ST-ST., Gramercy Park.-One
large room. back paTlor. parlor dining
room. transientS and table bonrders
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-06
A. NJ. HARVEY RESIGNS.
he Is No Longer Major in Kansas
National Guard

Major A NJ. Harvey, ex-lieutenant
governor and president of the senate,
has resigned as major in the Kansas
National Guard and he viii step from
under the weight of the gold oak leaf
of a major which has weighted his
shoulders for the past two years.
His resignation has been accepted. He
wake of Mars, he will beat his sword
into a plOughshare and settle down TO
a life of toll. The reason that Major
Alexander MassilliOn Harvey, late of
the Twenty first foot has resigned is
not because the life of a soldier is so
fraught with danger. for he is neither
afraid of death nor pestilence, but he
resigned because he can no longer
stand it to be nicknamed Mage the
appelation which always follows two
years service as a major the same as
Cap" follows q man who has been a
captain. Major Harvey saw service at
the Spanish American war with the
Twenty first Kansas and upon return
ing from the service of the United
States he entered the Kansas National
Guard at the suggestion of Major Gen
eral J. w. T. Hughes. He is the hero
of several campaigns, political and mil
itary. His grea asst military achieve
ment was the winning of the sofa pillow
offered to the most popular military
man in Topeka. to be decided by vote
at 10 cents per vote It cost Harvey
and his friends about $100 but he got
the pillow. He also took an important
when the soldiers under his command
made a raid on confederate graves and
We're courtmartialed for their dauntleSs
bravery
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-06
WINE A CENT A GALLON
Enormous French Grape Crop
VIII Hurt California.

San Francisco. Aug. 6.-Representa-
tives OF California viticultural inter
ests have. learned that French export
ers propose to enter into active compe-
tition with the wine makers of this
state. Tt is asserted that in the Peri
cord district OF France the crop OF
grapes has been 50 enOrn Gus that wine
has fallen to less than one cent a gal
lon The French growers. according to
the Chronicle, do not intend shipping
wine to this country, owing to the
tariff. but they propose to send over
condensed must. This IS unfermented
juice Of the grape which can be quickly
converted into fair wine by the addi-
ton of water. The duty on must is
only 20 per cent ad valorem, it coming
under the head of "unenumerated ar
tieles" in the tariff schedules. The wine
interests of California viii at once take
steps to have the omission of must
from the tariff rectified by congress.
and it is likely that the measure to that
effect viii be placed in charge of Rep
resentative Kahn on his return from
the Philippines.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-06
REAL EsTATE TRANsFERs.

w. N. Forbes and wife to Santa Fe
Land Improvement company 81 800
lots ITO. liz and ia East First avenue,
Cranes addition.
S. S. Wethern to W L Lux, $500.
part Sc "A. 2S Ii, H.
The Topeka Savings bank to NJ r.
Axtell ct al, $500, lots 81 to a. inclusive.
Washburn avenue, Miller's College
Park addition.
Sarah NJ. Howard and husband to +.
+. Kutz, 81. reserve 4.
A. J. Ross to w. s. Willis. $780, lot
II Central avenue. POOLS addition.
Fred Renkex to c. L. Smith and wife,
$3.50, lot 46O Third street. Veale's addi-
ton.
a. Wasbburn and wife to A. H. and
Mary A. Horton, $50. lots 800. 40i ANA
403 Wayne avenue, and 459, 461 and 463
Duane avenue, Washburn Place addi-
ton.
J. H. Hunt and wife to J. B. Billiard.
$500. lot Sc Quincy street. North To
peka.
Carrie Petro and husband to Phoebe
A Oliver, s.. 500, part ne x. II. 10 10.
Geo. A. Supple and wife to = A. Hie-
bee. $500. lot 121 and south half l29
Polk street.
c. w. Whitmore to VIM. T. Dawson.
81 500, lots 80 to 32s. inclusive. Green
street. J. W. Morris addition.
o. A. Keene and J. x. Jones lease
to G. p. Lux, $1,327.50, second floor Of
building SOB Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-06
COTTON OIL COMBINE.
Report of Contemplated $780,
100000 Consolidation.

New York. Aug. 6.-The Journal Of
Commerce says:
While considerable surprise was ex-
pressed over the fact that several large
interests identified with the American
Cotton Oil company had asked for de-
posits of stock of that company with
the privilege OF selling the same, it does
not appear that the current report of a
consolidation of that Co. with other
cotton oil interests is well founded. By
some the movement is regarded as in
dicating that the object Of securing
stock is to bring about an immediate
consolidation with the Virginia-Caro-
lima Chemical company. The latter
company has already secured the
southern cotton oil company, the chief
competitor of the American and has al
so purchased in the neighborhood of a
score of other cotton oil properties. One
report is that a 500, O00, 600 consolidation
is contemplated Apparently, however,
such a deal is not underway at this
time. A person closely affiliated with
the American Cotton Oil company is
authority for the statement that the
proposed deposit of the stocks of the
company in the First National bank of
New York was merely to prevent con-
troll from passing to other interests.
This statement, however, was given
with the reservation that it was impos-
sible to tell what the future might
bring forth, and that if the new combi-
nation offered a tempting price the
control of the American Cotton Oil
company might pass.
Some additional light may be thrown
on the situation today. when the direc-
tors will hold their usual meeting. It
is understood that the proposition to
deposit the stock at the First National
bank viii come under discussion and it
is possible that a statement viii be
made fully explaining the reasons for
it's issuance. This statement will pro-
baby show that the pooling of the
stock is for con munity of action. Out
side of New York interests the largest
holding OF stock in the company is that
Of n. K. Fairbanks & Co. Of Chicago.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-06
WAR ON MOSQUITOES.
Tt Has Begun With Coal Oil as
a Weapon.

New York. Aug. 6.-Dr. A. H. Dotv.
health officer Of the port and his assist
ants have at last commenced the war
Of destruction on the mosquitoes of
Greater New York and vicinity. They
have at last taken their paraphernalia.
which consists largely Of kerosene oil,
to the pond near Concord Staten Isl
and, and forced barrels of the oil under
the surface of the water. 1t was expect
ed that while the fluid is making its
way to the surface it will destroy ain
the embryonis mosquito life therein
Dr. Doty said he could not be positive
about the success Of the experiment for
a month to come, but he thought ii
would work we'll
1r- Eugene Monaghan. sanitary sup
erintendent OF the borough Of Tba
Bronx. says he believes the malaria. at