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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-30
SPECIAL SERVICE.
Members of the Convention and the Legisls.
ture Invited to Grove Avenue.

At Grove-Avenue Baptist Church on
Sunday the pastor, Rev. J. &. Hawthorne,
D. D.. Will preach at II a. NJ. and P.
NJ. The subject of the morning discourse
will be The Testimony of a Dying Apos-
tie To this service !. personal invitation
has been mailed to the members of the
Constitutional Convention and members
of the Leg stature in the city. All strang-
ers and visitors are also invited. The
subject of the evening sermon will be
For What Purpose Do You Liver
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BALTIMORE MARKET,

BALTIMORE, MD. Nov. 29.-FLOuR-
Unchanged. Wheat, strong: spot and :, the
month, T6asG7Ghc.: December. 75115aG;;; ;
ern by sample, 7O9I7kc. Corn. firmer;
mixed. spot an old SIC: new. 62@62Ac::
the month and new. 66d66lc.:: year. 63la9
65Nc; May. 81 667lsc.: southern white
corn, ,641Sn6Tc. Oats, strong and higher;
No white, 51@52c. Rye. firm: No. :
nea rby. Gle. nominal. Butter, eggs,
cheese ana sugar. firm ana unchanged.
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schooner Edwin and Maud. Plymouth.
Young Mau Shot.

Peter Morton, a well known young man
of Church Hill. accidentally shot himself
Thursday morning. at the residence of
his father. P. A. Morton, No. SO Jessa-
mine Street.
He was removing a oS-calibre pistol
from a drawer. when the weapon was dis
charged, the ball going through The left
hand, He was attended by Or. Station.
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Upset the Lamp.

A dog upset a lamp in the Bellevue
Anartmen. -ousc, at fifth and Clay
Streets, Thursday evening. and some COM
motio.y was created. but the flames
5ca1,sed by the spreading oil. were sub
dued before any amage was done.
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Saturday, December Z, 1sol
BY j. e. Elan & Co..
pcal Estate Auctioneers.

DUBLIC SALE ~
4 UEIL-LOCATED AND VALUABLE
sast Grace St. iesidenCe PROPERTY
FRONTING % 5-1ox15o FEET ON
SolTTH SIDE GRACE RE:IW EN-
Nf0NEOE AND HENRY STREETS
No. 40T WEST GRACE STR
A Substantial and comfortable Detacneo
-Two-storv Frame Dwelling.
ON MONDAY. DECEMBER :. 1901,
al $50 O'Clock p NJ. we SHALL, at the 70
quest of the nonresident owners . sell a,. oy
auction, on the premises. the above
named Observation-Disclosures property. the
Io- being IL worthy of q handsome resi-
dence; the present residence; however.
being a comfortable one, and which &C
small expense night be made cutie !.
desirable home. TO those IN quest OF a
really desirable residence site on TINS
popular street this sale offers q rare op-
portunity, there being nothing of STINT
lar character on the market IN that
vicinity.
TERMS: One-tl1rd cash: balance at one
and Two years. by negotiable notes, with
interest added and secured by oeed OF
trust or the whole in cash. at the option
of the purchaser.
j. 8. ELAN & CO.
Auctoneers.
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COFFEE MARKET.

. NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-COFFEE-
The market for coffee futures was narrow
ana featureless with sales limited to 81
o5p bags. The market opened steady and
500lO points higher on buliish cables and
light brazilian port and interior receipts.
Final figures were not unchanged TO d
points higher spot Rio, steady; No.
invoice, SIC; mild, steady; Cordova, 71sG
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DANVILLE TOBACCO MARKET. =
Da0yjIlc Va Nov % 1901
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. %, 100

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. %, 1901.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Abemarle, Glover. Norfolk.
merchandise ard passengers, Old Dominion
line.
SAILED.
Steamer Nnyah. Simmons, Philadel-
phia,. Pa, merchandise ana passengers,
Clyde line.
Steamer Polacontas. Graves. Norfolk
and James River landings, merchandise
and passengers, Virginia Navigation Com
pany.
Steamer Albemarlc. Glover. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers, Ola Dominion
line.
Schooner Ruth Robinson, Bermuda
BuscEye Eva Evans, Ratings. Back
River, light.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. 90. 1901
ARRIVED
Rar-e New York. Providence.
= Schoonc- Nelson IL iNewbury, New York.
Steamer rra Boston.
Steamer Hector. Boston.
Barge West Point. Boston.
Barge Hamilton Fish. New York.
Steamer Inchdune. New Orleans.
Steamer Saint Fillans. Savannah.
SAILED
schooner Edwin and Maud. Plymouth.
Steamer Inchdune Havre.
Steamer Saint Feilans. Liverpool
Barge c. r. Skolfeld. Providence.
Barge Indiana, Providence.
Steamer S. T.. Morgan, Charleston.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET:


Richmond. Va. Nov. 90. 1901.
Private sales were reported TO-DAY as as
follows: Wrappers, hogsheaos' anu
filters, 10 hogsheads. ,;,b.
The tobacco inspector reports llsht
sampHng for the day. -
ceived and 40 hogsheaGs delivered.
Loose sales were reported as lolioMs'
Stonewal Warehouse. 5.16' pouIus.
highest price. SI3.5G: CrenshaW ware
house, 24.13O pounds; Shockoe Warehee9u! l
:}o.SO5 pounds-hfghest price. SIS, Snel.
price. $50.
Messrs. Frazier & Tompkins made. the
following comment and price current LOT
the week:
Tobacco-Su -Cured-Active at full quo
tations; receipts very light. Dark.Ke,
ceipts fairly liberal and we look Tor an
increase during the coming week; market
continues firm and demand good at quota
TONS Old-Receipts and offerings very
light and market quiet. Brights-1n fairly
good demand: market firm: light receipts
BRIGHT TOBACCO.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond, Va, Nov. 20. l9Ol.
FEANT7'r MARKETS

NORFOLK, VA. Nov. 29.-PEANUTS-
Market dull; fancy, 2$ac; strictly PRIME
o,llac.; prime, oG213c. New-Fancy. 2Ac.;
strictly prime. 21la12Ac.; prime, FAC:
pE.rEpcpJ-pC VA Nov 29.-PEA-
jIS-Vlryinlans-Du from 1Q2Mc.
Spanish new. quiet at 5Ti2c
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STARTLING, HUr TRUE.

..If every one knew what a grand medi-
cine DR.. Kings New Life Pills is writes
D. II. Turner. Dempseytown. Pa. you'd
ELL all you have in I DAY. Two weeks
use has made a new man af me- IN
lal,ible for constipation. stomach and
ever TT. ubIes. IS Genes At Ovens and Nl-
nor's Drug Company.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va, Nov. %. 1901.
caboard Air Line rs-S3.ooo at s.

Scaboard Air Line Ts-S3,000 at Sc.
MISUNDERSTANDING Chemical preferred-2o
shares at 123; IA shares at -; snare sst
Virginia Centuries-S1oo at 1oo;l sloleo2
at 99!S. rfo2 ssrrr.
North Carolina As, c.. 1910. JOG
<"rtn Carolina Us G. 1nln; 1;' h.. ~,
Va. IS. new, &. and r. 1882. aFts !a''s
Va. Centuries, 2-3, {. and r.. 99's 93:s
IA. SCI UElIiES.
efch CITY IS. r. 1 1aan 1000 1 ,os
Rich. City As r., 1920-1230-. 1oI
RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlanta and Char lst IS. r.. 10
c. and O., X. and \. y. 4E's lui
c. and o. r. and A. D. As. 1O4
c. and a.. r. and "A. Div.
Gcn'l NJ 41&,s. 1892. .:....... 1854
G. and a. r. r. Con. os. $50. 10
y an6 w. Ry. As. 1876. -. w
s. A L. Con 1st As, 1870. ~ s6@t
W N c. list 6's c., 19li... lis
RAILROAD STOCKS s--stx
Atlantic Coast Line a.. 100 100
Atlantic Coast Line pfo'. 100 1919 los
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. Nov. 9.-SPIRITS
fIRPENTINESFirm at 3515c.: receipts,
j. rs casks; sales, 1855 casks: exports.
44a casks. Rosin, firm and ! n n ma a,
receipts 6.O91 barrels; saies' jas oar1els'
exports. 1905 barrels. 49,,
CHARLESTON. S. C.: Nov. 22.-Tl ,So
PENTINFIFirm at size: sales, 100
casks Rosin firm and unchanged.
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AUt TlON sAIiES-saa,urc Days
BY A. j. Chewing Company
Real Estate .Nuctioaecrs.
Trustees Persmptory Auction
Sale.

In execution Of (. certain deed OF. trust.
Richmond Chancery Court. in D.. s. To-
3, page Ss1, and in the Henrico County
Court in D. r. 155 Il. page 81, we Will
sell the following realty in order named:
comm ncing promptly each day at
O'Clock ?. NJ. upon the respective prem
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To Attend Funeral.

g. Johns Lodge. No. sc. will meet at
the Masonic Temple at ie:I5 O'Clock this
afternoon to attend the funeral OF Cap
tain C. II. loot.
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ne leading features ranged as follows.
Open. High. Low. Close

Cash quotations We're as follows-Flour,
firm. No. ; spring wheat, 7o9S@16c: No
RED 76a771sc No; yellow, e 1sl;ta e4 r.
eolsa61c. Eair to to choice mailing, barley.
5oGS2c No. 1 flaSseed sl:4;S: No n ne rt1.
western SLAB: prime Timothy see a S6 200 1e
lard I'd per s ioo pounds. s9.55@c>So: short rib
sides Noose). S; 2o@S4o: dry salted
shoulders (boxeD "a; so: short clear
Of high wines. S1.322. Butter. steady;
creamery. 14a1244lzc. GARY. lSar2nc
Cheese. steady at !}AGll0Mc. Eyes. firm
md steady: fresh. 231ac. Receipts-
Wheat $4,000 bushels corn, 169.OO0
,,,,sheis; oats, Us, oco bushels: hogs. 41.000
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1,rScHBuRG TOBACCO MARKET.

Lynchburg, va, Nov. %. l9UI.
Lvnchburg tobacconists are waiting with
not little inpa tience for a wet season.
The continued dr. weather makes the re-
ceipts in the warehouses very small TOR
the time of the year. \ damp spell would
mean one OF the biggest markets ever
known here. At present sales are small,
but prices are good and the general condl-
ton of the market satisfactory.
Quotations are as follows:
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- INVESTMENTS
5000 for South 4th street property pay
paying 10 per cent.
sl2, 500 for South sd street property pay
Ing 10 per cent.
$4,000 for West Marshall street detached
dwelling paying 10 per cent.
$4,000 for w. Main street property paying
10 per cent,
$4,000 for desirable East Clay street dwell
ing paying per cent. = : e
$1,000 for West Clay street dwelling paying
10 per cent.
Also several beautiful building lots at v
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL, Nov. 22.-Bull enthus-
iasnl. resulting from the strength of the
Northwest market. set prices climbing on
the Board of Trade to-day, December
wheat closing 1c. advance: December
asc. up. Provisions closed liz, to a7lsc.
higher.
na lea ding features ranPed ns fn,lowa
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are that there will be 4 rise in the TEN
pcrature to-daJ.
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Cotton. steady: middling. Sc: net re-
ceipts, 1851 bales: gross. 2.2l bales;
sales. 100 bales; stock. SHY bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts 40. 046 bales;
export to Great Britain. 1908 bales: to
AZ Continent, IS 7oJ bales: stock. S2O,S51
bales.
'asolidated-Net receipts 80, Ssa3 bales;
export to Great Britain. 1926 bales: to
France. "i,1G3 bales: to the Continent.
12222,301 bales.
September 1st-Not recerts
3 ::,ti5 sos bales: eNnort to Great Britain.
/, SSG407 bales: to France, 300.713 bales:
TO the Continent, 9J6.421 bales.
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PETERSBURG, VA. Nov. 29.-COT-
TuN--Ni:r dull and nrlces entirel,
nominal. Quotations are INc. for good
lots.
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BALlIIJFt . NH-IN w
BALTIMORE MD. Nov. @.-Seab board
common. 21G2I!S: do. preferred, Jodol.
Seaboard As, S5,suS1.
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Spot cotton closed quiet: middlnE up
ands. Sc; mid01ing gulf, Size: sales. 100
bales
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.Bargair II ReaI Estate,

HOMES. - s. =
.sooLBsautiful residence on Grace near
Shafer.
s5,soo-Excellent South Sd street residence;
so-foot lot w..
s5,ooa-New modern brick residence, West
Grace street.
s4,oso-very desirable home on West Nan
street.
s3,G00-Nicc dwelling on Clay street near
5th street.
s2,OOo-Dweing on Clay near Henry ssfee1;
55-foot front.
1859 -7-room dwelling on SYST street nea
hepark.
nv low figures, and number Of small houses
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QUOTATIONS
Open. High. Low. CT,

Frrnifhed by Mrssrr. SCOTT & SfRiSGTFLLOw
Members New York Stock tx chrrce.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26

u. and closing &c TO sc over
,re Ao o...har opened at 56S4c. sold between
.-sssy p1ra-s and closed at 5s7sc; the May
. ard sc o,,ers Wheat was the best bull
80 ST VS., had their influence; only i29
4, small -, 2oe last year; only l60 estimated
- -st, ss western offerings were as small
,,r ic"O'a,la be. Clearances We're only iOso"
= .hu coD'~ coD.,oorances for the week were double
s,.sss ~, ursyious. llsSooo bushels and the sea-
=, sssK - AZ loads for export. the best ag-
ID rsp0' ,o,, time Argentine shipments were
rss 70 7,he commission demand was gen
:. u eoshels,i, s.,,,re scattered. Liverpool was Ad
- ne ,au arrivals are significant, with the
- .,r % perfect NTH = big speculative
Oar sa'',as,np without much reaction Decem-
al 90 eSi.c Patten continues TO add
:, w. h" 80 une Of May. supposed TO aggre-
.-sl:Fsns r. millions New-Hork has been
,,s iS ,h,s week against South African
spyiE hel offerings are small; Chicago had
..l,s Coun.' NTH 100 for tomorrow. shipping
IA, ga olo bushels. The speculative trade
sse ~. any day in a fortnight
"a s'~' IS % TO SC higher, the cash 81 oS 10
ps' ,be october 81 5Sl.. Argentine advices
81 ahD so,,aee from dry weather. The Amer
,.ias"'s Company has been large buyer of
y bhs'sT s,-tnight. principally at Duluth.
eii@ 0,sre steady: pork up SC; lard and ribs
80 Pork shorts are anxious TO get out
saat !, ,,s small manufacture. hogs to-day
sAase = "a, higher There were 6l,o00 hogs West.
rse @ ss,o last year. Lard stocks have in
sgains. - this week. ribs and pork decreased.
fsAseS q much mixed on the prospect.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26
foreclosure Galcs.
-oRTHEAsT CORNER BROADWAY AND

NORTHEAST CORNER BROADWAY AND
I07TH STREET-New York Supreme Court County
OF New York Jacob II. Butler plaintiff
A. Soll al defendants. juie anf Of
foreclosure and sale duly made and above
entitled action and bearing date the twenty day
October 1901 L. the undersigned referee Judgment
named. viii sell at public auction at the New York
Estate S0lesroom. No. III broadway Borough OF
Manhattan. city Of New York. Friday the fifteenth
DAY OF November 1901 twelve O'Clock on that
day. by William NJ Ryan. Auctianeer. the premises de
sCrbed in said Judgment follows. All that
piece parcel ~ and situate lying and being
Borough Of Manhattan. titv Of New-York and
described follows Beginning at the by
intersection ~ the northerly side of
with casteriy side
thence eastery alonS the noTtheTy side of
seventh an
inch norherly az TSht hundred and
hundred inches
block thence westerly along
(35 feet. thence southerly angles
hundred seventh twenty (a5l feet
inches. thence westerly parallel
hundred feet three
sOutheTly along the easerly side broadway
feet and threequarter GS) inches
point Of beginning.
Dated October 2S. 1901
LOUIS wendell. Jr Referee
BOWERS & SANDS. Attorneys for Plaintiff Mass
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
following Is diagram of the property
In foregoing notice OF sale:
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26
MAY PURCHASE STEWART MANSION PLOT

Representatives OF business house, the name OF
when cannot he learned are seeking TO buy a large
Eot IN the block bounded by Thirty fourth and
Ihirty-hfth SITS. sixth and Fifth SO quietly
are these agents OF the prospective buyer wor
70 execute their orders successfully that little has
been learned Of the intentions plans the peo-
PIE for whom they acting. These agents re-
Gently made overtures 70 Charles r Barney for the
purchase OF large plot from the old Stewart man
sion site. hut no contract buy the plot has vet
been made. -
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26
BIG PARCEL BOUGHT BY REALTY COMPANY

5. Osgood Pell & Co. have sold for the City Real
Property Investment Company Nos 36 and IS East
Fortieth-st together with the abutting parce', No
IS East Thirty The Fortieth-st properties
are two two story brick stables on plot 5JxsS9 and
the Thirty -nnth-st parcel is four story brown
stone front dwelling house. plot 25x9S9 The
City Real Property Investment Company has held
No 36 East Forteth-st. and No. 3S East Thirty
ninth-st. for some time but No. 3s East Fortieth-
st was purchased by the company. through the
same brokers. only few days The buyer Is
the Cosmopolitan Re atty Company. OF which Ralph
O. Ives is the president. The company now con-
trolls plot with frontage of 30 feet in Fortieth-
st. and 25 feet in Thirty -nnth-st between Park
ard Madison aves The price paid for the parcel
was said TO be about $4,000.
; Osgood Pell q Co. have also sold for the Ger
man-American Title Guarantee Company to Daniel
B. Freedman the two five story American
basement dwelling houses Nos. 26 and 2s East
Ninety-hfth-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

fy Peter = Myer Co: gath - n W Of Cen
tr5l Pork West 25Kio1li. story II Hat foreclosure
sale Bradley Currier Company Emma I. smith
81 al "eorEe @ bradley, atty. Walter Mead ref. due
on Judsi 81 40 81 1868 Is prior mtge S25 100 10
fiM Tor 500 over prior mtgs and Int
by John r BOYD H'th st. i50 " OF Central Park
west %oNlHl II. story n nat
Icy Gnrrer company Emma /. Smith ct al PRANK
IN patterson atty; Robert o'Byrne ref on udgt
\ "'' W WV
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26
BACHELOR APARTMENT HOUSE NEAR ST.
PATRICk'S

Plans are being made BY c. p. II. Gilbert archi-
tect, for a fourteen story bachelor apartment
mouse. which Is to he built for Edward HOlbrook
president OF the Gorham Manufacturing Company
on ms property on the south side OF Fifty-secOnd-
ST.: leo feet east Of Fifth-ave. Mr. Holbrook will
build this for Investment. The building will be un-
usually Wen lighted. court will be reserved on
the east side OF IT, and there will also excellent
light over the dwelling house which is now being
for HIS own occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26
REAL ESTATE.
a LARGE PEARL-ST. PARCEL SOLD
SALE IN EAST FORTIETH.ST.

me demand for downtown parcels is becoming
oiSA' one Of the most interesting sales in this
iihe that has been reported in the last few weeks
was announced yesterday. 1t was the sale of Nos
go So12 and 297 Pearl-st. between Beekman and
Ferry SITS. by Lovejoy & Noyes for the Agate es-
tate TO client The property has frontage of
more than 80 feet
Porter & Co have sold No. 272 West One-hun-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS three story brown
stone dwelling house. 1Sx one-half the block. for A.
Lesser to Mrs Levy
The same firm has sold No, 10 West hundred
and-twenty-sixth-st. a similar dwelling house. on
lot Tx one-half the block, for Julius Lichtenstein
to a Mr. Eckerson
Cornelius j. Ryan is reported to have sold No
l02 to l72 West Fifty-fourth-st.. six three-story
dwelling houses. each 16sx754. and No. s27 Seventh
ave. five story nathouse, 2.1x1O0
Albert b. Ashforth has leased for A. A. Anderson
the restaurant in the Bryant Park studio
building. at the southeast corner of Fortieth-st
and Sixth-ave., for a term of years. to Louis and
Andre Bustanoby.
b. NJ Strauss Co. have leased for Anthony
Van Bergen of Paris, France. to George Legg. the
entire building. No Washington Place, northeast
corner of Mercer-st., for years ST. 900 year
Mr. Legg will remove his millinery business from
Mcvickar & Co. have sold for Daniel B. Freed
high stoop brownstone dwelling house lot l6S
& Sloa5 feet 1t is understood that the house has
trial corporation for his own occupancy.
sold to T t. SaEeniSs Of So Johns 0ee
John n Goldins has sold for Jonathan Thorne
at the southwest corner Of Madison-ave and Fifty
eighth-S1.. private terms
Wilett NJ. Haight yesterday obtained lease to
No. = to Il West Twenty y-sixth-st. from Eli
Wheeler for ten years and two weeks. The Won
Hoffman apartments are No, y to % West Twenty
sixth-st,. and No ~ to IL West Twenty-sixth-st
are brownstone dwelling houses, either four or five
stories high.
Charles b. Dillingham; yesterday took title to a
plct l6SxlO04 feet the south side of Forty fifth
St. 5&Si feet west Of Sixth-ave.. from Catherine
HavnOr for s2S. go.
Plans filed yesterday for alterations to No.
sol Broadway to cost $4,000 This building for
long time occupied by the drygoods firm OF James
McCreery & Co. 1t is owned by the James Nc
Creery Realty Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

iIS,h- ~ $ 400 Il . Of Lenox- ave. 25xIco II;
Harry Harris 20 Morris Solomon. ; 81 - Z
4fIih 81. :. l33 q . of broadway 80 4xtn H.
Thomas X Abbott George " Walker. mort
gage, $4,000, s 81 -. Observation-Disclosures.
West ST. corner Watts -. l25xIO3 gxi25xIO66 q:
henry kingsland and wife Morton Trust
. "npany. trustee mortgage. Sls.3oO trust deed
bth ave. :. lot No 5SS. map OF Wakefield lUDx
llt; Daniel Cash al to Honora Cash
same property: Fonora A Cash TO same. .. ........
lllth-tt, :. iol n Of 5th- ave 25NI0OIl Ed
ward u. O'Hrien. referee % Minnie Bender:
n > S'V ~ .--.--.
West Ent-Rve. corner 9th st t0xIO0: Samuel
Speyer. referee 20 Louis Weber Building
Company: mortgage. Slb7 .4O3. r : s. -. .......
6sth 81. 2t5 II of eth 20xlOo5 5. OpheIia
A ByTnes to Thomas Byrnes. r :. sI6 IS. .......
45th-st, 1881 q of Gth-ave. 16sxl0O.I
Catherine Havncr 70 Charles Dillingham;
76th-st No East 81. 6X102 q Gertrude Miller
widow. 10 Ada I. Harris. mortgage. S5O,OO0
f26th-st. Nos 1862 and iGi East, 36x73: Henry
Schie 20 Julia X LanEe et al all liens. .......
ilSth-st. No "a West 25xi01.ll: Donald Robertson
and another 10 Isaac Smith; mortgage S2n.0oo
l35d-st. No East. 20xiSs. II. Rex Realty Company
TO Kate johnson: mortgage. $i5.OtD X :, 81 so.
49th-st No 3S4 West. 2hxi005: same To same:
mortgage s2I 00n: n 5. 81 65O-...............-... 50
l63d-st. No 82p East, 25XS6 4. Hugh r Garden
referee to Julia q De Haven. ..............
Grand Boulevard ami COncouTse. corner i64th-
81. lOOaDl.l IL t. Walton-ave X Irregular: Agnes
Schaef "a John r Sleeves. mortgage, s23.2sI
=, y 30. .-'..'..-'
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26
lO7th Street


The approximate aggregate amount Of prior liens said
S273 S9I OI: the of the
premises for interest
allowance Is S16Ol9.,i. and OF taxes,
is 81. 13i 90.
LOUIS wendell. Jr Referee.
BOWERS & SANDS. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26
Gonnirn propsrtn for Sale or 60 Eet

COUNTRY RESIDENCE for sale or to rent; two stories
- basement and attic. 4Oxs9 IT,; all the modern i'm
movements; land: lawn well shaded carriage
etc. hour from New-1oTk
city; short distance station In respect desa
bic as an the selling price. $4,000 rental
40 per month: no Call address owner
Miss 4. f. HVBBELI. Mount kisco. y. y Immediate
possession
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26
Texas & New Orleans Railroad Company
Call for Offers of First Mortgage
Bonds for Sinking Fund.

The Atlantic Trust Company. substituted
the Indentu:e Of Mortgage Deed Trust bearing
date the FIRST day 1873 made
the Texas New Orleans Railroad Company. reor-
Eanized I'm 1874. to Edwin d. Morgan and Henry X.
sheldon Trustees the payment It's First
Mortgage Bonds for thousand dollars each maturing
the first day Of Angus. 1919 more fully
described having on hand cash 10 the Seventy
Thousand ts1oeol Dollars, applicable the
of said bonds hereby invites proposals for the
transfer Trustee Of the Sinking
~ such amount q said bonds rs Of
Seventy Thousand ,s7OOGO Dollars on hand shall be
adequate pay for.
The Trustee is only authorized 10 accept bonds offered
hereunder not exceeding above par
bonds purchased hereunder be cancelled
Ntded I'm said Indeature u Mortgage Deed Trust
Proposals for such sales and transfer
closed IN sealed envl endorsed Proposal OF
Texas and New Orleans Railroad Bonds he received
by the undersigned us office the Atlantic Build
Ing. Of wall and William Streets. I'm the civ Of
New York llth day Of Nov ember al noon
ATLANTIC Trust COMPANY. TRUSTEE
by JOHN ALVIN YOUNG. Secretary
Dated New York October IL 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-10-26

GOVERNORS ISLAND y. Y. Oct. %. 1901
Sealed proposals In triplicae will received
until II A NJ. Nov y 1901 rebuilding extending
wharf al BedoHs Island y. y. United States
right 20 reject all bids Information furnished
application Envelopes containing proposals should lie
marked Proposals. for rebuilding wharf addressed s r.
JONES O. NJ.