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SUPREME COURT. STATE OF NEW YORK.

- County OF York. Face Of rrtal-Pauline May
Others. Defendants
IN pursuance Judgment of forecosuTe and sale duly
entitled action. bearing dat.
tLs 1Srh dav October 1907 l. the undersigned. tbs
Psfsrss An said Judgment named. will sell az public
ton al the New York Real Estate Salesroom. No III
Er,advsv in city OF New York. Borough OF Manhaf
tan on 12th day 9f SoyenloeT 1eo2 at II O'Clock
the premises directed BY said Judgment 20 Be Sold ana
follows All that certain lot
Of buildings thereon erected.
ivtDg being IN Twelfth Ward New
We bounded and described follows: Beginning az
ncnt on the sOutheTy side % One hundred and thirty
Sorfh street distant eighty-fve (ss)
feet the southwestery Fifth
nd hundred and thrty-fOurth Street.
thence sousherly parallel with Fifth avenue. and for
distance through wall ninety-nine
feet and eleven inches to the center line OF the block
parallel with One hundred and thirty fourth Street
thence IOrherly and parallel
Avenue part OF the distance through another
party eynine t99l feet to
southsrlv line OF thirty
fourth street; twenty
Dated. New York. October 18th. 1902.
JOHN a. WALSH Referee.
HEYMASS & MAY. Attorneys for Plaintiff. IS Nassau
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
The following Is diagram OF the premises referred
in the foregoing notice OF sale:
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY 1. Phelps & Co; 10 W Both st. $. $50 IT OF
S h s'Sg ns % s r9s Saw Ai BANK
agt Nm 7 Coale. ind and as eXr. etc. ct al: Eiw r
55d 90 costs etc S5.s2t 20: EyIyp T
Huiuut and Frederick Beals. defendants for $4,000
- ixSsxSGX 2x7 sx5I; story stone dwg h: fore
closure sale. Geo L Victor sst Orlando porman ct
iudgt Sl66t7 costs $452 a. taxes etc. SlOs prior
sS9 ss n Of oeu5rlI Park IVES, m story
brick dwg h f2reglosure SALE: John z Parsons e. al
6has + I.yi@cker ref: iudgt sI557S 26; costs
$50 IS taxes etc Ss07 81 the plaintiff for $1,000
John II Woodbury. agt Perpont Waddeli ct all Benz Pat
Max sverstein ref due tudgt 81 500 g.
700: IIa 2 Doth 25 IT Of +th 25xlOos "a
] Jones ct all B Hamburger. atty; Algernon
Nort9n ref due on tuig 2l7 o. costs sSiS 90 taxes
by Herbert \ Sherman: CIaremont and 127th- ST.
1doxl52 2; vacant; Townsend agt Arthur
No l. Judgt 49, ss22 10: taxes etc
$Si3 go prior m'se $4,000 now being ztpreSlosed a
ssSSo5 vacant I g @ e. sale sa S PsFes action
sSs ss prior mSse s24SOO now being to2ecIossd sd
journed sine die: 81 Nchoiss at line 153ds
line 15Sd-st 25x vacant: foreclosure sale
Henrietta Faye ct al. exrs etc. ast Beale al:
s17ss: taxes etc 81 $50 49, adjourned November
BY samuel Goldsticssr Amsterdam ave and l71stst.
S5x95: McIaughlin for $4,000 also Audubon ave
ziser for s2s 100 also Auiubonave and Is4th-s con-
20 "a x5OxsO = X5OOk. II Robertson S9sO0; also
M 45oxsi s6x7s 25xss vacant also Terrace We've
ave- SS s IS of Tsanis0a Place; lots 3 lex
auction: to Thomas cuTTan for Sc go
Of sdsve Is sxss q three story s. +, aEr r 5 =
foreclosure sale; L. Tiffany excrs agt p 81 Ken.
T sds ct 81 Ha eo s e as F9~ s,c Sc due
plaintiff for $4,000 500 and sOs i2th-st ; 122 Il
hold foreclosure sale: c W Dunlop AIT I. y MuirT -
al; Wells s. snedeker. attys; 81 Quinn. re-. dus GA
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TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Folsom Bros. have sold for the estate of Samuel
Lord. Nos 3l2 and 314 Bowery a three story bust
ness building. plot 51x1OO feet. 10 Bernard
King. The property is forty-one feet south OF
Bleecker-st. Samuel Lord was a member OF the
drygoods house Of Lord Taylor. Ar. King will
use the premises for his clothing business
The Atlantic Realty Company is the buyer OF the
plot of nineteen lots at the southwest corner OF
One-hundre.l and ffty-seventh-st. and Broadway.
John P. Krwan and John b. Streeton have sold
a four story and basement brownstone front dwell
ing house, on lot 24xlOO5 feet.
The Sterling Realty Company has sold No 20
East Fiftyfourth-st-, four story and basement
broWnstone front dwelling house on lot 2OxlO05 feet.
Well & Mayer have sold No. $50 East Fifty-nrst-
Nathan Kirsch has sold 10 Wolf Brusher. No.
go to 234 Bleecker-st., southwest corner Of Car
feet 1'''S' '-' p''' ''-'A''
Well & Mayer have sold Nos % and Is Alen-st.
Nevius & PereIman have bought Nos. Is and IS
= E Ta iI - on p $50
chardst: fve story building. on lot 25xsI6 feet.
Isidor Mo has sold for Charles CARTEL the five
Koliskv & Loweusten.
e s Sf tans sa%d2Ea has 'Ga 4ee S So
ana basement dwelling house. on lot 2ox1O feet
stein and another $4,000 on the north side of
twenty -hrsI-st; 80 ieet east OF Ihrd-aFe'' ioF
Post Reese have sold for Jennie Boudinot 20
George g. Post the improved place at Bernardsvtlle,
\ J., containing about sixteen acres and resold
the above mentioned property. together with ad-
fortythree for George B. Post TO Colonel An
William Hennessy has sold for Isdor Leipzig to
al investor for $500 No. 10 East Fifth-st-.
seven story brick tenement house on a lot S4Sxs7
The Burlington apartment hotel at No. 10 West
Thirueth-st on plot lnx'SS feet, was solo az
$500 held by the Bowery Savings Bank The bid.
ding started SS4600O. and after several bids of
from 500 to s. 90 was knocked down 20 Evlyn /.
Hudnut and Frederick II. Beals. two OF the de-
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REAL ESTATE.
SALE OF PLOT NEAR LONG ACRE
SQUARE FOR IMPROVEMENT.

SQUARE FOR IMPROVEMENT.
Some sales Of more than ordinary interest were
reported yesterday. One Of them means an i'm
provement of much magnitude. and another once
more emphasizes that the demand for properties
is excellent The operation which will undoubtedly
result I'm big improvement. according to some OF
the persons interested In the project. the sale
by W. f. & F. B. Taylor for the trustees OF Co
lumbia College of the property. Nos. III. 713 and
as Seventh-ave. fifty feet south Of the southeast
corner OF Fortyeighth- three five story build
tnGs on plot 5Ox100 feet. The same firm OF
brokers also sold for the trustees. No. 10
West FOrty-eighth-st, a three story dwelling
house, size 20X50 feet and No. 1ss West Forty
eighth-st.. three story dwelling house. size ok
1908 feet. The entire plot comprises 800 square
feet. The price paid was about s225Ooo.
The transaction which clearly indicated the good
condition of the market probably more than any
other one learned yesterday, was the one in which
Max Marx and A. NJ Bauman & Co. figured.
Max Marx sold to Mrs. Lima Strauss. No. 15S
West ne-hundredth-st.. 25XlO0 feet five stories.
with stores. This is one OF the houses which he
lately took from Dr. l. Duncan Buckley in ex-
change.
A NJ. Baumanu & Co resold for Max Marx the
seven story elevator apartment house at Nos 81
and 90 St NchOaSave.. size SO feet front by about
l3S feet deep, To client for an investment. This
is one of the properties that figured In the 81 600 900
deal contaminated last week by A. NJ. Baumann
& Co: and in which DR.. L. Duncan Buckley was
one or the principals.
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iudgt. ss75s So costs sS77 q: taxes etc. sec: al
touTned to Nov IL
By Philip smyth: 15sd-st. 9 I2T ". Naeono's
Dam road. 1O0x1OO bldgs and vacant foreclosure
sale Mary T Hoe q Flanagan ct al; l. McLousnln
atty Oliver. ref; due tudgt s14 Tt6 o. Costs
1925 ~ taxes 81 asa SO; the PLAINTIFF for $1,000
BY D Insraham Co: III 2 1O6th-st. n = Isl 3
n OF Lexingon-ave. rs sxi0O11: story sc q dvZ
partition sale: Ella Hanford agt Bertha Stsud al
Campbell & Hance attys; J n futile. ref taxes. etc.
s341 91 7 OCouuor s6s5N NOrth-St. 8. lIi q
Of Jeromeavs 5OXiO vacant. foreclosure sale Marie
!. Holmes NJ Anderson al. II N Johnston. atty
II Sarasohn. ref due iudgt sl9 3d. costs, sa7 e.
s251 IS; prior mortgage. 5000 Adjourned to
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foreclosure Sales.
VIEW YORK STTPRENE COURT. COUNTY

against City Realty Company. Defendant Action
No 8 In pursuance Of Judgment OF Foreclosur7 ann
Sale duly entered IN the aDove-entted action
bearing date day OF october. 1So2 the under
sIsned said judgment named win sell at
No III Broadway in Borough OF Manhattan City %
New York on day OF November 1902. at II
O'Clock noon DAY. Vincent A Ryan. Aucton-er
the premises BY said Judgment TO be sold and
therein described follows All those two certain lots OF
land situate City Island. in the Town o. Reihann
Westchester County York NOV IN the Borough OF
The Bronx City York;. bordering on the waters
OF East Chester Bay. lots Nos. - and = on
Map made BY VIM. Scoheld Jany- H.. 1855. heStnning
AZ its northeast adjoining the lands OF the heirs
dividing II from hundred and ten feet
thence Westerly ANGLES with the aforesaid line
ninetv-esht feet high tide thence
Northerly high mark 10 the land OF the
heirs OF Robert deceased. thence Eastery with ths
line dividing from the Aforesaid heirs land
Also other plot parcel Of land in Pros
premises heretnberore Described
and bounded and described follows Beginning at
SOuheTly line OF Prospect street inter
sAcs the shore OF City Island at high water
marked common tides and thence Easteriy along
seventeen feet and thence Southery hun
dyed and feet Westerly eghtyour feet eight
and half high water mark common tides IN
Of City Island. and thence Norvhsry
high water mark TO the point or place OF be-
Dated New York Nov sth 1902
ARTHUR D. TRUAX. R.N....
HENRY G x HEATH. Attorney for PLAINTIFF. Ne IS
Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan Nsw-Torx
The following Is diagram Of the property %
as described above
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MANHATTAN RA A ~ C COMP sti 1902
,,,- E.SH.NTI- Al MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders Of the Manhattan Railway Nv Company ii be
held al me New York city Wednesday. November
18TH AT y 1irecfors for ensuing year is TO be
a 9osi., sbree Inspectors OF Election -
esctea ~ hooks be closed on S1coneI lVth at
The transfer viii be reopened November i3th at
10 o'clock a. m n " McWILLIAMS, Secretary.
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TIE BRONX RUILpING PLANS.

Nos 4143 and 416 Third-ave., two 1--WE story
brick stores and tenement houses, 2si2xssx2Slzxss
feet: stephen NJ Anderson, owner; Rudolph
MoeIer architect: $500
Orcharri-st south side. 120 feet west Of Main-st..
CITY Island one story brick stable 25X52 feet: Henry
Hunneke. owner. J. j. Nreeland, architect; 1880
hundred and-sXty frst-st south side. IS feet
east of Melrose-ave two story frame dwelling
house IKE feet: Henry and Lena ROhoder, own
ers; GustaVe Schwartz. architect: 500.
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pROPOsALs FOR Raj

PROPOSALS FOR RAFTD-FTRE GINS
Carriages Accessories etc-Ordnanoe ONE. w.,
Department Washington, October 20 1902-SeaIea No
l"shls IN duplicate, will he urtII
Nove"her 20 1902 for supplying Ordnance Department
l. > army. win II, more less,
Win pedestal mounts with accessories
ilrte. or American manufacture. he
parts or all Of foregoing which
@ ms on me IN this ofice Information frnisbej
Chief of ord. @iAi ChOZIER.
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The amount Of the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property Is sold ~
together with costs and allowance amounting OF
with interest thereon from October 18TH 1902
with the expenses Of sale The approximate amount OF
purchaser Of the money or paid
by the referee The premises will be sold subject
first mortgage. held by the Of Caroline l. Macy
made the OF Sf5O00 which sum
% principal Is unpaid and
interest thereon the rate OF
the 20th day Of september 1902 accrued and
subject also TO all tsnancies
JOHN A. WALSH Referee
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finanrial Hlfeilnes.
NEW YORK OFFICE or
THE AMERICAN COTTON OIL co.

Il Beaver Street. ~ J. ,s 80. a iaO2
TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE sIoCh-
holdsrs OF Tn. American Cotton OIL company VII be
sa a. the principal Office % the company me s.
ser guttenhurg Hudson County. New Jersey on nuts
80 the day OF December. 1897 At - :"
~ the purpoee a. electfnE Directors ana Tor the
80 q such business may properly Np'''s ''e
NE meeting
he Stock Transfer Books the Company vii Ds eose
80 J. IA. November ~ ly0s and VII FeihaAh oi"1e'
~ a. ~ December 3, 1907
JUSTTS r RALPH. secretary
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The a,,roxiste amount Of the lien or charge % easy
rLr6 ~ above described property - 20 oe sold N
s53 IS with interest thereon from the 14tn gay % O
y xt "a a. fth interest October 14th 1907 tosether
S e. - eT1ensss OF the The approximate amount
~ faxes assessments other liens. which are 20 %
OF the purchase money. OF
e.'o V "a che Tefsrss Is $50 20 and interest.
Dated. New 1orN- NOV RT 1' D. TRITAX R.esre-
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York Notice s hereby given all persons having claims
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eugh Of Manhattan IN the city Of New York. be-
Dated Ne" York the sf eK q 6d M1y 1892
WILLIAM r. KILNKER. Attorney for Administrator.
% Nassau Street. New York
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
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York deceased present same vouchers
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1luinrno Notlres.
rr,TJF BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE

rVUE BOARD OF DIKECIUhS OF IiIf
IL ,,,.r,cANS COTTON OH. COMPANY this day
-, a seu,i-annuaI Dividend Of Three Fer Cent upon
~ I,,sferred stock payable December l. 1902. and
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Io 1903 at the Banking House Of winston" I-anier
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poySD :. 1902 and viii remain closed until 10 A NJ,
December 3. 1902 -. ..,-- =,
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ny -. ,ba Common stock payable June 1. 1893
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TME lMmME.
VIRGINIA.
l1nblir NoilCcs.
IMPORTANT TO MISUNDERSTANDING

4 4 1EHS.-DEPAKI-
Of Finance. Bureau for Collection OF Taxes
No 81 Chambers Street Stewart Buiicng). New York
November 1902-Notice is hereby given to all nerson
whose year 1902 been paid before
the day Of November the year thar unless
the same shall be paid TO the Receiver OF Taxes his
office in the Borough IN which the property is located as
follows; Borough CT Manhattan No 81 Chambers Street
Manhattan. n Y; Borough Of The Bronx corner Third
and fremont Avenues. The Bronx N Y. Borough OF
Brooklyn Rooms =, g. and Municipal Buidinr Hrook-
Ign. \. Y; Borough Of Queens.
and Fifth Street. Long Island city N. Y Borough OF
Richmond. Bay and sand Streets Stapeton Staten
Island. N Y before the first day December of said
year. he will charge receive upon such taxes
so remaining unpaid that day. addition 10 the
amount Of such taxes. per on the amount
New York Charter (Chapter rs. Laws OF 1s97).
DAVID z AUSTEN. Receiver Of Taxes
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SEALED PROPOSALS, ENDORSED PRO
posas for Dredging. viii received At the Bureau
az Yards ana Docks. Navy Department Washington until
o'clock. November %. 1902 and then there pub
lcly opened for removing 100000 cubic wards,
less or material from "f Navy Yard. League
and Pa Plan and specifications can be At the Blu
will Furnished by the tOmmandRnt
yard named. MoRDECAI T. ENDICOTT. chief Of Blu
October 2s 1902
II S. ENGINEER OFFICE, ARMY BUILD
ING New York. oct 10 1902 Sealed proposals for
removing ledge in the North River. IN Pier A. and
snail rock north Of Governors Island New York Harhor
viii he this office IL o'clock
vemher 10 1902 then rblicly opened Information
application. ". l.. MARSHALL. Major Engrs
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-18
CAUGHT TRYING TO
ENTER BY A WINDOW
Boys Arrested, Charged With Attempt
ing to Burglarize Gedney
Pickle Works.

Robert Brown, age fifteen years; Ed
ward Reid, twelve; Day Shandors,
fourteen, and Gordon Smith, aged
twelve years, were arrested by the
Dueas police yesterday, and charged
with attempted burglary Officer Ku-
row, who ARRESTED Brown and Reid,
claims he discovered the four boys at
tempting to break into the Gedney
pickle works through a rear window,
shortly after 5 o'clock yesterday
morning. When discovered, the boys
had not made much progress. They
separated and ran on the appearance
of the officer. Kurow gave chase and
succeeded in experimenting Brown and
Reid.
Shandors and Smith escaped from
the patrolman, as they spread out in
different direction from the other two.
From what the officer could see of
them, a description was furnished the
day detail at the Ducas station, and
Detective Roland caught the other two
during the afternoon. All four boys
live on the West side, and, with the ex-
ception of Brown, the police say none
of them has any criminal record. In
regard to Brown, the oldest of the
quartette, the police say he was the
leader of the attempted burglary, and
that he has already served a sentence
in state training school. The boys
will have a preliminary hearing in the
police court this morning.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-18
PREACHER, LAMENTS THE
GOODNESS IN THE CHURCHES
Opening Session Of the National Bible
Conference.

WARSAW, Ind, Aug. 1.-THE eighth
annual session of the National Bible
conference opened at Winona today
with fully 1,500 ministers of various
denominations in attendance The
opening sermon was preached by Rev
j. Wilbur Chapman, director of the
conference. The speaker lamented thu
condition of GOODNESS prevailing in the
churches of today. He told the preach
ers that they were not preachinf
Christ, and that in the ministry al.
present there seemed to be q DISPOSE
ton to avoid work.
This afternoon Rev. George J. Ross
pastor of st. PauPs church. London
preached his first sermon in the United
States. He spoke on the GLORY o.
Christ" and took occasion to make {
strong plea for more reverence in
churches for the Savior. The Hill
side Service" was conducted by Rev.
James Mursell, pastor of Upper Clap
ton Baptist church, London. The even
ing sermon was delivered by Rev.
George Jackson, pastor of the Meth
od1st tabernacle at Edinburg, Scot
land.
Rev. A. ]. Smith, of New York, con
Quoted the early meeting devoted tt
the Sunday school. w. G. Hall, of In
dianapolis, announced that movement
was on foot to make Winona the Sun
day school center of the country by Sc
curing the annual meetings of the in
ternational committee, whose work i,
to arrange the Sunday school lessons
for the world. The opening meeting
tomorrow will be a conference on Jews
led by Rev. Thomas M. Chalmers, O
Chicago.