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New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
GEPu4NT,s CONSULAR sTsTEM.
ITS DEVELOPMENT COMPARED WITH SIM
liar WORK IN THIS COUNTRY
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rn1Br

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNEj
Washington. Aug B-The shortcomings uhcoI-
rected through repeated failures of Congress 10
enact reforms in the consular service along lines
urged at every session for many years are OF m
creased interest through the excellence ana
achievements of the German method of securing
competent commercial representation in all parts
Of the world. Consul Monaghan, at Chemnltz,
whose seventeen years tenure and experience aGd
great weight to anything he may say on the SUD
ject, In a report received to-day at the State De
partment writes:
The development of the German consular system
in the last twenty-five years testiftes 10 the IN
dustrial and commercial expansion of the German
consuates while in 1897 (the last statistics aNalI,
able the number had grown to IS9- TWO genera
classes may be distinguished in the German scr ser
vice-the cOnSuls by profession and tne S!eCtiNe
conSus The former hold office under civil ser
rules. Promotions made on the strenSth oI Ito
work done and regular salaries are PAID iHt
elective consulS chosen by the business men oL
the foreign city where they to act. ana TeceiEe
no fixed salary. their office being honorary IN
nature. Consus by profession are or course sent
to the most important commercial centres IN
number of forty-nne in the last twenty-five years,
in North and South America by forty-three' IN IN
Asia, Africa and Australia by i've ana IN tle ne
various colonies and dependencies or the WoIso p py
twenty three. The most rapid increase OF IIs
number German cOnsulates Is fouIiG IN tue
United States. The tendency at present is TO en-
large the ranks of professional consuls.
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PARTRIDGE AND THURSTON INSPECT.
THEY VISIT THE WEST TWENTIETH-s
sTATIoN-DEPUTY COMMISSIONER CAUSES
SURPRISE BY SMOKING

Police Commissioner Partridge and Deputy Com
missioner Thurston paid visit last night to the
West Twentieth-st- station. They went unan-
nounced, and stood before the desk while Sergeant
Gilmartin was disposing of a case. After the case
had been disposed of the Commissioner introduced
himself He asked that patrolman be sent out to
look after the horse. which he had left in charge
OF Mr.. Thurston. This DONE and moment
later the Deputy Commissioner entered the station
he paused at the door to light a cigarette He
entered puflng. It unusual sight TO see any
one smoking in the room. for both policemen and
visitors are not allowed TO do so. The sergeant
however. said nothing the Deputy Commissioner
Sergeant GLmartin explained that Acting Captain
Co1ee was out. He was making a tour of his pre-
cinct- AT the Commissioners request Roundsrnan
McDermott was detailed to show the visitors over
the house Commissioner Partridge and Deputy
commissioner Thurston inspected the building
from the oorrnitories the basement. After their
Inspection they thanked the sergeant and drove off.
The poIce were not inclined to discuss the visit
last night
Commissioner Partridge ard his deputy also paid
q visit to the West Forty-seventh-st police sta
ton ton There they also arrived unannounced. Cap
Ialh Schmttberger was not present, out Sergeant
Farrell I received them and had them conducted over
tne ouiidlng. Captain Schmtttberger was at the
sqInn sIaon O'Clock thirty-ve minutes before their
srnan @ boy ran breathlessiy into the rooms; He
SPOKE a Few low words TO the captain, and tie
iatter departed with his three detectives.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19

ARMY
CaP32a 2eYork 50rl' city. e1'1,i viii join his troop
Chaplain EDMUND F EA9TERBRoOk. I'm intantry,
Is traTfSTTed Hsas e. I9s sFS f 0Stdber T. when he vii
proceed the Philippines for assignment.
CAPTAIN 5oHH 3, 5 51a?d f9 d 5 Fofs
for the examination Of candidates from e.lL rl' & lot
Major LEVIN c. ALLEN. 10th Infantry.
following transfers are made Captain ca iy
to unassigned list Captain WILLIAM F. fT rf>ffE,E:
fT FIrt 1s Leitenant Ha TT PERcY BIsHoP ne
FiIst Lieutenant FREDERICK r AUSTIN, from tho
7st Company coast "a a5t1ry & to t9s from
94th Company. coast artillery 10 the nnsSsisnsa
Lieutenant Colonel FORREST II. HATHAWy,A;Y deputy
quartermaster general now az o1@a t tha T Coumbia
duty chief qaarte-tnaster Of that dePartm1ee 1
nn eutenant as cooHe JOSHUA " JACOBS deputy
bsTr ssne of the MhP geHa H depot of the
masters department at that place to rseve GaPtal1 an
the temporary charge Of that depot
First Lieutenant ALFRED T. CLIFTON, signal Corps
win proceed Mstunsck and carry out instructions
from the chief signal officer.
First Lieutenant HENRY s, HATHAWAY signal corps;
Officer for instructions,
First Lieutenant DAVID B. NIULLIKEN 6th Infantry;
Viii join that regiment the Philippines
A boa Of officers appointed to meet at Governors
Island for the examination Of officers for promotion.
RaIor neI@r WILLIAM II coRBtsiER surgeon; Major
IETERr H. WGiKER artillery coTps: contraSt Mqa
Sarssqa E9RERT afd4 PBRSoM SapH" HENRY
Lieutenant Colonel EDWARD E. DRAvo deputy COM
general IS detailed member OF the
amining board Governors Island during the
Cavalry. only. vice Major Leveret H Walker artil-
who will continue member Of the board
for all other purposes
The following officers report examining
at Governors Island determine their fitness for
promotion: Captain JOHN BIGELOW Jr. 10th Cav
airy: First Lieutenant JOHN s. PROCTER, Jr..
tiIlery corps; First Lieutenant FREDERICK w.
PHISTERER. artillery corps.
CAPTAIN WILLIAM II. II. CHAPMAN. 25th Infantry is
transferred from Company Il to Company K.
The following transfers Lieutenant J.
STEDJE from the 18th Cavalry TO Cav
airy Troop c: Second Lieutenant WILLIAM w
OVERTON from the 4th Cavalry the 18th Cavalry
Troop X Lieutenant Overton Will join regiment
IN philippines
NAVY
Lieutenant L. T. HALPINE uetred) Equipment De-
partment. Navy Yard New-York
Lieutenant Y STIRLING. detached the BROOKLYN Sep
tember Is: TO Navy Yard. Puget Sound.
Surgeon G A LUNG to Bureau OF Medicine and Sur
KerY. Navy Department.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19

asserts that the agreement also excluded money
collected on the strength of the Rouss suoscTlp-
ion .-io,
M Underwoods charges against the assoc.a3 Ia gt
include: Commissions. s46g19 "a; salary, <oS@ -z6
personal EXPENSES, SSS3 80; Office expenses.
sundries S721 So; special office sundries. S55 IL m
ferest g O65 Il: for efecting compromise in cislh
against Marcus Daly's estate, $500; money spent ~
connection with Robert E. Lee portrait S348 S. u
this entire amount all has been paid, with the eN-
ception Of the 81 900 claimsd in the suit.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19

THE HOTEL NAN DECLARES THAT THERE
ARE MANY CROOKS IN THE
TFNDFRI ON
TENDERLOIE

Captain Sheehan, OF the West Thirtieth-st police
station, last night, after reading published state
rnent credited to Tom O'Rourke, proprietor OF
the Deevan Hotel. in which the latter is quoted
as saying that 800 crooks are at work every night
in Broadway, between Forty-second and Thirty
third SITS. said:
Mr.. O'RouTke had better look out for himself
when he talks about rounding up crooks In upper
Broadway. Talk Of this kind comes With very poor
grace from O'Rourke, following, it does, the in
terviews had with him last Saturday night. The
police of this precinct have had more trouble with
the people who hang about the Delevan Hotel at
FoTtieth-st- and Broadway than with those of any
place at Thirty-sixth-st. and SiXth-aVe.
Last Saturday night | went to O'Rourkes place
twice The first time I found dozen or so Young
fellows lounging about the entrance. told
o. 'Rourke he let them stay there; that he
would have to keep the sidewalk there clear of
them.
Two hours later I went again and surprised
to find O'Rourke out in the center of a group of
ten or twelve Of the l had objected to
before. told O'Rourke that he would have to do
what had said / would take action. He
motoned his hand toward the group and answered:
''Oh, they are all right Captain
l told him they were not all right and that |
was not going to be played with in the matter
On returning TO the station l instructed my men
10 keep that place clear of the sidewalk hangers
That is why say It comes with bad grace for
oRourke TO get himself quoted the subject OF
crooks IN the Tenderloin.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
COLORADO FUEL AND TRON co.
aoEN c osGooD REFUSES TO MEET JOHN
". GATES AND TALK OVER
COMPROMISE.

Denver Col. Aug. 1S-Two important features
ko-day OF heht for control OF the Colorado Fuel
snd Iron Company were tne rejection by the Os
good faction of proffer Of compromise from the
Gates faction and the fling Of the answer the
Gates suit for injunction against the officers in
the federal court. meeting Of the board OF di-
rectors was have been held to-day. but no
quorum present. all but two OF the d.
rectors who supporting John c. osgood in his
efforts 10 retain control remained away John W
Gates requested J A. Kebler. president of the
pany, in whose Office the directors favorable to
Gates had assembled. TO to the office Of Mr.
osgood is chairman of the board OF directors.
and ask him attend the meeting, IN order that a
compromise might be discussed Mr.. Csgood re-
not listen any compromise. Mr. Gates seemed
30 be nettled at the turn affairs had taken. and
stated later that ne would continue the fight in
5ehnitely and was sure to gain control
The answer filed in the federal court denies that
the court has jurisdiction alleging that the sum
snvolved less tnan g aa and declares that the
suit was Improperly brought.
It alleges that IN the demands made by the diff
ferent persons 70 sec the books of the company no
proper evidence was introduced to show that they
1-ere the reaI owners Of the stock which they pur
ported TO hold II states that no book had been
prepared showing the names OF persons who hold
fhe stock bur that the secretary was instructed at
q recent meeting to prepare such a book and that
hs is doing so with all possible speed The answer
proxies that he claims 10 hold ard that Osgood
has a majority of the votes. In affidavit Mr.
Gates, Charles NJ SchEao and others to dispose Of
the company 20 the Speel Trust and that the efforts
70 depose him followed his refusal
Judge Einer announced that ne would limit argIl-
T,ents for each side 10 four hours Joel 2 Vale
made The opening speech for the plaintiffs and viii
Ss followed Tomorrow by F " W Cutcheon, Of
NeE-York.
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Monte of 5ummous.
NEW YORK srPREME COURT. COUNTY

NE" 1OnA hEh14 oOcA$1'
- of New York Place of traL-Rose Adler IAN ai
Defendant. summons <Ast-
absolute To the above named deIsIai IN
action. ard 70 serve copy Of your s ~ ea-xire
plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after ths
Of this summons Of he day OF servlCe anu
of your failure appear answer 9lasneI
b. against you default for the reiet d@lllai
in complaint.
PARSONS & SCFTICk-
Plaintiffs Attorneys
oe7c md ,e+of7,a address 2ns Roadway Borough OF
Manhattan New York city g..
Joseph Adler above named decsIlanl- So
The foregoing served upon yosi ny pnpII1
pursuant an order of the H1nraots Sai14e
Greenbaum justices of the Surerne Ce,irI -
State Of dated the Sth oAy OF AuStLSt-
and filed with the complaint in the Once 60 81
clerk Of New York. in the county t9uIt
house Borough Of Manhattan city Of New forh
on 11th day Of August. 1902
Yours etc.
PARSONS & SCHIGK.
Plaintfd-s ATTORNEYS
ofce and postofce address 202 Broadway Borough Of
Manhattan. New York CITY
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9s f.
-=-E -~-eas

Z
Te approEirnate o. charge n s..,.
which the aboveescribed property u be SOFA is f
Thousand IndTsd twenty h+-IGO d-7rs -
thereon from the 21st July 1902 tosfL
wi and allowance amounting 10 three h5rT--i
seventy-eight 65-10O dollars. with fner.s 80
2st day OF July. 1902. together with the expenses ~ -
sale. The approximate taxes 4-s,s-7anrs
which allowed Dlrcnsse- an,
OF the purchase money paid by the Referee Is SiIs
and 1900
Dated New York July 31st. 1902
y rsrr
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IIS.h Strest

The approximate amour, q the r=c charge to sasty
which the described property s sold
hundred thirteen thousand seven EC5rel r1i-y
eight 5lUO dollars tSlS 500 WIKI Interest thereon
day July. 1872. together ccss
allowance amounting Three sga-y-ssvsn
66IOO dollars (S9~7
sale The approximate Of The assessments
other liens which be allowed uu-c1assr
o the purchase PAID ~ The rase-sa
thousand seven huncrec and ft-y-JVo +o-1te dolaEs
(SS. 1872 and interest.
Dated New York July 3lst 1902
GERARD ROBERTS zs@s-zs
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
COURT.
COUNTY OF NEW

YoRK.-St Luke's H spi.a1. PL4tat1. against Joaa
J. Buckley and others. da-sldan-s--n 1--s-s1ce
judgment Of foreclosure ara sale duly ard entered
n the above entitled ac-n csarCs Gas 2a cay q
June 1901 l. Undersigned. t-= Referee n SAD yu1g
Real Estate Salesroor, No. III B-oadvay B1-oush
OF Asnhs1kau. cry % New YORK. f5-1 5sy q
August lS2 Il o'clock THAT day. Philip 4
rant to oe sold. and therein DESCRIBED 1o1Vs Al
mat certain cr. parcel u- land 5u.1-
tngs thereon erected. situate the Borough q Mar
haitian. City. County state Of New N1-z c1unisd
ard described as follows tEat % say Beginning a.
distant ninety-nine Ou=4.zr-z- 90
sou-heriy from
oE OF tne EasteTly side lae ot ena Avenus sad
EastsrIy ard nearly parallel with T=--y- s-l Street.
and part OF the distance through party wall .Iryrlne
tisl feet nine ~ Inches 70 courtyard t-e-c5 as1
EastsFly across said courtyard Twa1tX 80 -sst 1Ve
building thence Ez5-srly GENRE
OF another party wall Tv-eE 30 a1
onehaf I'd inches % ths N1--lszs-s-y r1--s- . s2
building. thence SouJnsriy el1-g the -aS-s-v va y
said building TwenIy-ssvsn go tl-s-a-tsEs
80 OF inch the o. sa 11rs
thence Westerly along the S0Utaery wal - sad oi-ng
Twentyseveu CD feet three 80 Inches % me So1l1vss
sry - said Building thence NC--h=y 31as lls
Westerly wall said building tl ,sc e-eys. ao1
ore-halT IA inches
parallel TWszry-sighrh ard The Is
tance through party wall Seventy 90 t@ec t11s ~
inches TO the said eaStsry side ELe % sse1rH At
and ths1ce Northerlv along Twenty ID ,sst
three and thTeequaFers (31 inches the p51- o 2e
OF beginning said premises being 10" E-JN- 9 IL
street number SOI Seventh Avenue
Dated New York July 22d. 1902
WILEER MCBRIDE Rseree
PEChHAN. MILLER & KING. Attorneys to- 32-2.---
30 Broadway. Borough o. Na-11rr--. New loCA 10
ises known BY the ruoer so Seventh svsaus-
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No. $40 East lO2d street.
md Ave

The approximate amount OF the lien or - LA ss
which above desSbed property - 70
S17.5S5 O6 thereon tron .ne s6Intins
and alIcWSe..~--l TIE
$36S 40. together with the expenses ot ana wasr
taxes. assess
rates or other Hens 4, be allowed the puc ao 3,
OF the purchase money. or paid by the AsisiSs' Z"
and interest.
" A'A' 'EUGENE h PoMERoT. RsfsFee'
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
PARTRIDGE VISITS CONEF ISLAND.
THE COMMISSIONER INsPECTs THE RESORT
AND Is PLEASED WITH WHAT HE SAW.


AND Is PLEASED WITH WHAT HE SAW.
Police Commissioner Partridge paid visit 70
Coney Island on Sunday, unheralded and unaccom-
panied. The Commissioner first observed at
Surf-ave.. getting off a car. which came from
Brighton Beach
Walking rapidly Up Surf-ave., Colonel Partridge
stopped at the Old Mill and the Coal Mine
where he listened to a striking miners" " band
from the Pennsylvania coal district Then he made
for the Bowery. stopping here and there 10 listen
70 a sacred concert at one another OF the
many attractions that throng that thoroughfare
Among the crowds outside the Steeplechase at the
further end If the Rowery he was lost 70 obscrva-
tion.
Yesterday the Commissioner was taxed with be
ing the island yesterday
Yes. I was there" he admitted. T spent about
an hour at Coney Island"
What did you find there. Commissioner was
asked.
I found ? very orderly. well behaved crowd.
there was unseenly noise. and l drunk
enness. I took a general look around, and. so far
a general observer could see, there was vio-
lation Of the law"
did you keep to the walk Commissioner, or did
You visit any Of the resorts?''
4 went into some of the places. said ComTnis-
stoner Partridge. and looked around
How about gambling? Did you try to get any
wen. if 1 won any money I'm nor going 70 d.
vide il with you the Commissioners smiling
answer to his questiOner.
Colonel Partridge said he aid not think he was
but had an idea I was being watched after
time" he said.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
TRADE FIGURES FROM GERH4NT

rRY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.l
zy-ssbirq+on Aug lS-The export and import
commerce Of all the countries Of the globe amount
ed in 1901 approximately to S23soooooeoo according
10 German returns. and was divided among the
leading nations as follows In round nlm0srs.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
NEW YORK sTPREME COCRT. LOTNTY

OF NEW YORE--Edsard Hi-sh and others Pqss-
tTs against Emil Block and others. Defendants Z.
pursuance Of judgment Of foreclosure aad sa.s du7
made and entered in the above entitled
date the 30th day OF July. 1862 The undersigned lss
Referee in said Judgment named, viii sell
ton al the Ne~ York Real Estate SaIes-oora. No III
Broadway. BGO<gH OF Manhattan. Of SeT
York the 26th day OF August. 1862 No,
that day by Vincent A Ryan. AuctIonesr The uYe
ises directed By said judgment TO be
described foows Ali that plot. riece or Ds
land. lying and being the Bor0ush Manhattan
city of New York. bounded and described follows:
Beginning the formed o.
westerly side seventh ave with the uorhs-y sd5
Of One hundred ard thirteenth street.
westerly and along said uortnsry side o. srI
thirteenth hundred tlCGl feet
parallel wi-h said westerly a.
hundred tlu0i feet and eleven iIlJ !ncas
thence ssseriy ard Lire parallel wi-H
One hundred and thirrselLh hundrs4
900 feet 20 the said westerly side OF
and thence southerly and along said westerly ssv
hundred C0l} feet and eleven
the corner and place OF beginning. togs1har
and all the and rights
Emil and to the said premises.
Dated. New York July 3iSr. 1902
GERARD ROBERTS Referee
WOLF, KOFJN < ULL3fAN. Attorneys for Plaintiffs as
Broadway Borough az Manhattan. New YORK Civ.
The follewns is a diagram Of the property cIt
described above. the Street S-u--s- -sl15 IsS4
Seventh Avenue:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19

These figures are sent to the State Department
by. Consul Winter, Of Arnaberg An inaccQracy is
noted IN the case Of the United States whIcn, ac-
cordire TO the returns Of the Treasury Depart
Tnent Should have been credited with S2.34o0o0,"N
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19

-s-A
The approximate OF The len charge 70 s@SI
which the above described property is % Pc 80 y
June 1901. together with costs and a5Na1ess
expenses q the sale. TIE so2roS--4te -
s 80 rs rN~I6a=sv ONT s rr- rrl~- 8zs clo1sy
entry of the g-ueCt there has
Of the amount found due ~ judgment. -1Nss s--' "
Datet New York July - 1902. -...-,.
The foregoing sale is hereby s95olr-s1 % 1---1''
August 22d, 1902. at ths same ine anl place
WILEER MCBRIDE Rs-s-ss RS-5;2s.
PECKHAM MILLER < KING. Attorneys t5- 5-4e-,-i
SO Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. Wv --- te-2 -
SUPREME COURT-C0UNTY OF NJ"
YORK--Hlrau Y V Brauan and Annie 6 - = Fss s.
ceased. plaintiffs against J9nn ImmeI AID 5,sS - slls
ants.In pursuance judsment OF torg i1snle All
bearing dase 23d day of July, I9o2 ,he ace gs;
seri he EgfeGee ,5 N Te Sa 5 T s fgs Saisss5o 70 II
Broadway in Borough of Manhattan -l.! = 1oSa
on that day by y PhCsnIx Ingrahar X CO. -
GERS premises dreced bv sad Judgment 70 - reca
and therein described follows: AZ ,ha Ger
thereon erected situate lying ard reirs N 80
New York ana bounded and described solsVs ,0 mn Nm
Begnning point on the souther-y s.d- 'siN
easterly from the corner by the nts-' .5v
side OF One-huudred- aud-Securd street. 5f the
southerIy parallel with Second Ave'.ie 'iA s- even
distance through party wal one huf-t re- sastsrF
Qp Inches 10 the centre tis o. - r.srcs ulrtH-
along -aid centre line twenty ve t-9i i, -s hundred
and-second Street ana thence wes,s y s.
twenty-five (2l the point Or place ei o7S-'
Dated New York Iay FIeENE f2lh II II PouEBoY Rsscss
NOBLE & CAN'T Attorneys for PLAINTIFFS. N-- -
The following diagram OF the property q I
its street number is $40 East One-hun1i GU
No $40 East 1O2d Street
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
wHY CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT Is SOUGHT.

WHY. CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT Is SOUGHT.
Denver. Aug iS-Messrs. John J. Mitchell. John
u. Gates and James A. Blair. who are the proxy
ronTnttee reoresenring the owners Of about four
fths % the capital OF the Colorado Fuel and
Iron Company have issued a statement in which
they say they not opposed to the continue nee
II Mr. Osgoods management, because they are in
favor what is said to be his liberal treatment OF
The employees of The company. They did not want
70 disturb relations Of the with the com
1aay. They also deny that the company is 10 be
sold the United States steel Corporation and
that there is a possibility OF the works being
closed On the contrary. they propose TO expend
large sums Of money on improvements. The state
srent closes:
We take il that the public is not generally inter
esced IN the reasons that actuate substantially
soar-fths Of the stock of company in desiring,
8 change in the conpanys management. We think
- Is surclent 10 say that that is the fact and that
We are in Colorado prepared TO vote behalf OF
ourselves and associates that amount OF stock
n favor Of the ticket wht>h we shall propose at
the coming meeting
John {. Osgood has fssoed a statement in re-
sponse 70 the one given cur by John W. Gates last
might. He SAYS;
viii say now what have never said to any
one before. that the beginning Of Mr.. Gatess ami
sn selling out 10 the United States Steel Corpora
ton At that time ne told that IL persisted he
mana cement Of the Colorado Fuel and IRON Com
pa1y The same gentlemen who have affixed their
,laraes with Nj Gates TO the statement told at
the time that Gates was interested much more In
United States Steel than in the Colorado Fuel and
As their dissatisfaction with the rnanaper,sn+
A. dinner given by me at he University Club last
December after thorough examination OF the
property. Nessrs- Mitchell. Blair and Lambert
nent business men OF the city that they abso-
1utely satisfied with the and that tbay
has been made in he characteG S0oa os the no change
rnent since that time
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
foreclosure Sales
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT .

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COTNTy
~ OF York--F,usseH " Young PlatntsY -.
iuagn1ent Of foreclosure ali sale. duly raGe srI
tered in the above-ertttled action. bearing
day OF July. 1892 the undersigned, The Referee h, 50
Judgment named viii sell az public auction a. fr
York Real Estate Salesroom No III B-oadvra5 i, nv.
Borough Of Mania tan, city OF New York an IT, -
August. 1902. ct l. O'Clock noon or tba- -'n
Vincent A AuctiOneeT. the premises 5f-s.--, ~
Judgment be sold. and therein described ~
certain lot. piece parcel OF vr-1
ings and improvements thereon erected srIz-s 80
ana the Borough Of 1Ianhatta1 Ci-v ---s--s
I'd Of New York. and bounded n
follows: Beginning point Nor-z-rlv - =
Seventy-ffh Street, distant POS feet Easrerv
SortheasterIy corner OF AveEus = and r-s..s
street therce Easterly along SeveC-v-ffrb
p feet thence Northeriy parallel with Ayenue s-t
part Of the distance through party -
formerly Of julia Hunt. l
al - feet and ( inches
2gS EaS-eTly from the ~ q
A a right t1ara-o
therce SoUtheTly. parallel with Avenue A s,f
distance through another party wall fG} fea-
inches point place Of beginning. AL
Dated. New York July 3isJ 1902
HUGO r. RITTF-FeBJ.SCEf Pass-.-
WALTER T LINDSAY. Attorney for Plaiatr n W.
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. y Y 'ali
The following Is diagram OF rhe properly - .-t.
described above. 1Urnbsr being Eas
Street " Y City: 'SIh
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington, Aug. IS (SpeciaD.-The following
army and navy orders have been issued
ARMY.
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The foregoing sale is hereby af1oIr-y- % S---1'
August 22d, 1902. at the lue and pace
Dated New York. August 10 1902 -,.--.s
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SUPREME COURT-COUNTY OF y"

PECKHAM MILLER < KING. Attorneys tor -.
SO Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. >5S feIA -