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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-07-08
CLARK IN ALAMANCE,
Delegates Uninstructed But IL For Conner
and 5 For Brown.
(Spacial to the News and Observer

(Spanial to the News and Discovery
GraA~a, N. c., July 1.-The Demo
cratic lnty convention met today,
Chair w. III. Carroll, of Bur..ngton,
presidi-~,.
The convention gave a unanimous vote
of instruction For w. w. Kitchin for
Congress-, y. L.. Brooks for Solicitor and
J. Y. Joyncr for State Superintendent OF
Public Instruction.
The delegates to the State convention
go uninstructed, but of the II delegates
from Alamance it is said That ii are for
Clark, 3 for Justice, while Tor Associate
Justice Il votes are for Connor and j for
Brown.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-07-08
DEAD BY his HANp.
Colonel smithe Feared that BE Might Become
Pauper.
Iy the Associated Prcss.)

Little Rock, Ark. July 5.-Col. j. NJ
Smythe, of Denver, Col, was found
dead in his room at the Merchants
Hotel in this city this afternoon. A pis-
tol clasped in his right hand and a bullet
hole through his head explained ine
cause of his death. A note hear by gave
this further Information:
"For cripples, paupers and mendicants
| have no use. Fearing that l may get
in one of these classes by reason of the
injury with which | was recently Wis
tied I end the doubt
While in New York several months
ago Col. Smythe severely injured his
ankle by a fall. He was a native of Ar
kansas and was sixty years Of age. lie
served in the Confederate army.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-07-08
Union County Primaries

Especial to the News and Observer.)
Monroe, N. c., July 5.-The Congress
sional and Judicial primary in this Gun
ty yesterday was largely attended, the
total vote being 1.011. The tabulatel
vote for the different candidates is
given below: For Chief Justice, Clark
944, scattering Ill; for Associate JUS
tees, Walker S43. Brown GS2. Cornor
2SS, Armfield 100. Lockhart 81: for Con-
gress, Blair 500, Leak 1S9, Page 152, Nor
rison 112, McIver 81, Pickens :.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-07-08
IT GIRDLES THE GLOBE.

The fame of Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
as the best in the world, extends round
the earth. It's the one perfect healer
of Cuts, Corns, Burns, Bruises, Sores,
Scalds, Boils, Ulcers, Felons, Aches,
Pains and all Skin Eruptions. Only in
fallible Pile cure. 25c. a box. at all
druggists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-07-08
BLOWN TO ATOMS

The old idea that the body sometimes
needs a powerful, drastic, purgative pill
has been exploded; for DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, which are perfectly harm
less, gently stimulate liver and bowels
to eXpel poisonous matter, cleanse the
system and absolutely cure Constipa-
ton and Sick Headache. Only 25c. at
all druggists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-07-08
Most of Miners Return.
(By the Associated Press.)

Roanoke, Va, July D.-When work was
resumed in the Pocahontas Flat Top
field this morning, almost all of the men
who had left the fields for the Fourth
of July holiday returned to work. The
situation in the Tug River field shows
further Improvement and it is believed
that next week a considerable number of
miners will be at work in that district.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-07-08
The Cleveland Primaries,
(Special to News and Obseryor)

Especial to News and Observer.)
Shelby, N. c.. July 5.-E. Y. Webb. a
Cleveland county candidate for Congress,
is receiving the congratulations If his
numerous supporters over the result of
today's primaries. Returns received here
show that he has carried Lincoln coun-
ty by a big majority. CASTOR county gives
Webb 1,054 votes, Dowd 50 votes, Max
well 10 and Huffman 3 votes.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-07-08
UNION STRONG FOR CLARK.
Brown Led Connor BY a Vote of Three to Ono
Walker Nearly Solid.

Especial to the News and Observer.)
Monroe, N. c., July 5.-As a result of
the primaries yesterday it has been
found that only "a votes were cast
against Clark for Chief Justice.
In the contest for Associate Justice
Brown defeated Common by three to one.
Walker received nearly I unanimous
vote as the choice of the primary for the
nomination from the west.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-07-08
,as4sH 81
Burke For Clark.

Especial to News and observer
Morganton, N. c., July 5--lhe burke
County Democratic convention, ny uhahi-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-07-08

The regulations fOr the treaty be-
tween the United States and Colombia
by which we will acquire the right to
build the anama Canal will begin in
about one week
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By Peter F Meyer & co: IO35 10 1041 Gth-aye and
IOi and " 5sth-st. n 100 5x716. bS h
stores foreclosure sale. West side Bank II
Elinge ct al: Deyo n Bauerdorf. attys: OSu-
Ivan due judgt S2Ig0I %, $344 21
sos. prior mort. SlS0,UuO.
James L Wells: L. 1853 y 169th-sJ :, 152 50
of Fox-s 20 6oxsS 52x6 81 X26xS55s; h; fore
Bacoim George 81
Gillender, & Mumford aJtys, La Mare
ref due tudgt S3 64 costs. S2Ss IS taxes etc
Morrs-ave l96th-st 65x6+ X
lOl. 4sxi0x75x1lO29 sty dwg sty stable:
foreclosure sale: II + Quasi " " Edwards et al Q
Bennett atty F Taylor ref; due judgt. $ll 943
taxes, etc, S5i6 A.
By Richard Harnett & Co: 40 W 57th-st s. 20
W o sth-s 25xIOO5: story foreclosure sale:
George Reh exr eEt Schnugg Joseph Martin
Hal Bell ref due udgt. So l6l q costs SIP ST.
ST. l85 OS; Bay Ridge. Odd lots,
Road lst ID Sd eth. 6sth Senator
SITS Sedgwick and Bergen places; public auction
BY p p Ingraham 23s z lO7th-st $ 100 u " OF
2d-ave 25xIO0 H. story partition sale Mary Ann
Gray Mary Smith al. P w Millady. atty; W J A
McKim ref
Bryan I. Kennedy: 6s7 Amsterdam-ave cas- II
Of eSd-st 29x1Oo 5xS3 5x56 ix3
h. with all right, title and interest parcel
26x Apthorpes Lane adjoining. foreclosure sale. W
+ Kingsland Simon Feist et al H F Miller. atty
Coteri ref. due tudgt S27,O9l 73 s1l6 "a
s., ,945
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nay q (speciaD.-The range in wheat
to-day was about &c. with prices early UP NC but
closing about 1sc under Tuesday. There twas some
forenoon buying for foreign account, supposed to
be on Unfavorable weather on the Continent It
made the only hrmness OF the day. Dulness and an
Indifferent cash demand finally brought about the
decline July opened at 745sc. sold between 75l4c
sellers and 7434c. and closed at 74&c; September
closed al 731zc bid The Western movement was
nght-s3 cars in the Northwest against 202 last
year, and 90 COO bushels primary points against
sSs 90 bushels Cables closed fraction lower than
Friday. the first price from Liverpool in several
GAYS. The cash business here was about 90. 900
bushels, but the East declares the demand is
largely from sea board shorts Clearances were
$4,000 bushels. Less is heard Of reduced in
the Northwest and more OF the splendid condition
OF the wheat the upIands. Everything is favor
able from the winter wheat fields with Texas har-
vesting and Missouri promising harvest by the
middle Of June.
The bull leaders IN corn sold moderately to-day
but the shorts were covering. The market was
helped by small receipts here and by moderate
offerings by the West. Corn at time showed
&c over Tuesday. and closed at Ac TO &c over
July opened at 617sc, sold between s17sc and 6244c
and closed at s21@c sellers. The September closed
AZ eO2sc. There a little selling by the Harris
Gates party. There was some covering by the
Northwest Gables were a fraction higher. There
were only 20 cars here and only Is estimated
tor tomorrow. There were fair country offerings
from Illinois, but very little offered from other
directions The increased movement IS evidently
i-DL 70 Dt HSd-Eco as early as expected II was
supposed the car lots here by the latter part OF
this week would be as high 3oo but far there
is no increase whatever.
The nearby futures or oats were firm; the Sep
tennher and December easy. Oats closed Ae higher
10 sc lower. The Old July up the most May
closed at 42c- Old July at 255sc and new July at
sTAc sellers. There were l34 cars. with 10 estt-
mated for Tomorrow. Shipping sales were about
$1,000 bushels II is popular to buy the July, on
the ground that new oats will not be available.
There was no change IN fax prices-the May 81 50
and the September 81 45 At the three points there
were only cars OF seed, against 80 last year
The hog receipts. IS 900. were 5000 over the ex-
pectations. Prices AT the yards were weak and SC
70 1ec lower West to-day there were 81 600 hogs.
against szOC last week and 10000 last year Com
mission houses are sellers Packers seem inclined
TO give some cautious support
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
20 Eet Tor Business purposes
foreclosure Sales


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY
OF NEW YORK-Albert F. Brugmau and Francis Z.
Brugman, Executors the Las; VIII Testament
OF Frances L Byrne Plaintiffs against r.
Strauss and Anna krteg. Defendants In
judgment OF foreclosure and duly made
IN the above entitled action. bearing q
May. l9O2 l. the undersigned the Referee said
msnt named will sell az public auction the New York
Real Estate SaesroOu Ill Broadway. Borough -
Manhattan City OF New York the 10Th day OF June.
Auctoneer premises directed Judgment
sold and therein described follows All those three
parcels Of land lying
being Twenty-third Ward cf City q
which. together bounded and
follows. namely Beginning point the
hundred
formed BY the intersection Of
side of Concord Avenue with the northery side
Marys Street running thence northery along the
Concord Avenue sixty-two and +-1O0
easterIy and parallel with St Marys
Concord and Wales Avenues thence souther!y
along said centre block as 100
westerly and parallel
1OO) feet the Con-
cord the point place OF beginning the
distances and dimensions Being
part OF premises conveyed the said KrieC
bv F Brugnnan. sole surviving nd
trustee OF Francis F Brusnan. deceased bv
deed dated January 10Th. lses
Dated New York May 18th. 1902
LOUIS ?. DOYLE. Rerere.
BLACK & KNEELASD. Attorneys for Plaintiffs. Pine
street York City
he following Is property be soIa "a
above described:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
SUPREME COURT of the State Of New York.

- New York C0unty-Slinna FRANKIE formerly Nina
FanrenhC- plaiu-fT. against Francis J. SchnugE and
others defendants IN pursuance Of Judgment Of Fore
titled action March 1907 and bsarins date Feb
Judgment named VIII resell ar Public Auction. az tns
New York Real Estate Saes~o0U No III Broadway. In
the Borough u Manhattan city q New York the STA
[ay OF ICne lg-. twelve O'Clock that day
Vincent A. Ryan Auctoneer The premises directed oy
said judgment be sold and therein described fol
A piece @ parcel land With
the building and Improvements thereon erected
in the Borough of Manhattan.
and OF New YORK and bounded and described q
EsciclilE a point s0uIhsrly q
hundred Street.
twenty-five .25 feet Eas-srlv
q said street Columbus avenue,
suutherly parallel said and
through party wall ninsty-uine fssr
Re centre block.
said line cf the block
Northerly parallel with said Avenue
q through another party wall ntaernius Feet
and eleven inches The sOutaery side o. said One
trsd and seventh Street and thence Westerly
along twenty-five -ter % the point place
beginning.
Dated. New York. MAY 18th, 1892
GEORGE a HAI1SET Refz-se.
II. G kCDLrCH- PlaictiIs Attorney. 302 B-oa1xay.
Borough o. Manhattan. CITY Of York
following diagram OF the property
number being 362
Street
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

LIucoIn-ave s. 50 n n Of I35th-st. 25xloo;
James Riley and wife 10 Mary Riley; All
sth-ave. corner 155th-st. 25xs2SS Irregular; G
l55th-st 5 S25 II e OF sth-ave. l0oa10o: Mary
Maloney 20 John " Con --.-.-- -
Shave corner 151st-sJ So 6xIOO: Mary
Malone- 70 John " Gof; \ part: :. 81
sakolski Thomas Farrell; :, So ., mort
I45th-st : $50 II E Of WhitIock-ave. 25xlOO:
simon Bruton 70 Julia Bruton; mortgage.
So OOO; r :. 80 CENTS ------
i45th-st lots lOs and 1O4. map Ed Young:
Simon Bruton TO Julia Bruton; quit claim,
Shave. : coiuer OF 14Oth-st- %. llXleo; the
Equitable Life Assurance Society OF 20
Howell A Webster; r :. $50 So .. 90
53d-st No 65 East. I6. sXso, 3sth-st, No - West,
25x9s9 IOJh-sve, : 5 at " % i2lst-sr. =
block 100. the Farmers Loan and Trust CO.
executor and trustee. 10 Francis del CalVo
53d-st No IS East ID SxsO. Francis Il Del Calvo
et al TO Rollin c NeVtOn st al, r ;. Sl6 23 ----
2Sd-st Z OF Lexington-ave, 50xS5-6; Con
soidated Ice Company 10 American Ice Com
42d-st : $50 # " Of sth-aye. 5Ox1OO-4, John
r Gallagher % Isaac Sakolski. mortgage, $40
OO0 r ;, 50 15. 15....-........
Sprng-st. No SO. : corner ot Washington-st. 20.1
x59 9xl9. 4x599; Tth-ave. No !. .96s, :. 2SxlOO;
Cireenwtch-st Nos 325 and 80. corner Du-
Benedtckt Fischer 10 William H Diefsnthaler -
al; mortgage, Sol, ,OOO-
Spring St No 500. \ corner Oc WashingtOn-st.
- x59. .9Xl9 4xJ3-e, William H Fischer % Bene-
4OtA-st. No 215 West. 25xSS9. Norris Wenstein 10
Eva ; = R1sssau. mortgage, $4,000: r :. 81 -.
SSth-st, 100 II " OF 6th-ave. I00X9S o. William
De 2 Manice TO Herman Wronkow, r S SleT 80
5th-ave, corner OF 44th-st. 9S. IOxl50 George
Richardson, trustee TO Richard VI Montgomery
Company; r :, SiSl 25 ----.-...-...
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Peter Meyer Co: s26 West ssth-st. s. 400 u
OF eth-ave 25x3ss: story and b and ten n.
with story ten in partition sale Anna Brunner
Sophie Steigsr ct al; lockwood, atty; D OCon-
nell ref; Mandelbaum & Levine for S12, Wen
dover-ave 100 II OF Sd-ave T5xl32 4TxT5x13I O3:
three story foreclosure sale; FredAnder
agt Rodgers al; L Marx, atty G. 3 Abbott ref;
due 33 Ssoc So 1878 10;
10 ] p Day for S12. $50.
BY James L Wells; Sd-aVe :. block front between
1SSth and Is9th sts plot Of lots, 2S. SO
and from SO 20 withdrawn: Issthst,
II OF running iSeth-st
xe4 and 25196 622 O6r3s 80 respectively
withdrawn: also 3daYe and lseth-st % s2x62 10
II % Parkave 116 i9I15l adjoining
slx15i2O Park-sve xox13oo4; also adjoining los
al 81 70 Park-avs 125xI2l adjoining plot
as 70 Parkave II s5x35 sTxs1 g. public auction
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
I52nd street


The approximate Il the len cha-ge salisy
described property be sold fifteen
hundred and sXrv-three and 33-I00 (SI5
563 Ss-lGO dollars with thereon Nay s.
Igl.l ant allowances au1ouutng tnres
th-tyeight G5i0o tS33S O5-1o9 dollars
interest 1902 and expenses ths
hundred and hfry and 0o-Ioo
assessments uQou property.
interest tke the sals
thereof which further thereon
closing sale Ct such Be allowed ths
purchaser out OF purchase money. which
be paid BY the referee. is hundred and sxry-hvs
and 81 100 tS2s5 90 100, dollars
LEE 3 LEE
Attorneys Plaintiff.
~ Nassau Street Borough OF Manhattan. New
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
SUPRElEE CorRT CorNrY nE NEw

IoFtk-Lollise Fuller Curtis. as Trustee under ths
aal testament of samuel L Curtis. deceased.
Riverside Building Company. Robert Theifora 4n-is
brown individually and Sole Executr.x OF the Last
NlH an1 Testament OF Alexander Brown. Jr decssszf
'5Sofse v hoch Frank Keen, Defendants n
q a judgment OF foreclosure and ana
entered n the above entitled action bearing dare rh f
aay o. NAY 1877 the Undersigned. Referee in <ad
Judgment named, VIII public auction Al me -
Grange sales Rooms. located No. Eroa5av IN
ne Horoush Of Manhattan in the City New York On
wednesday. June Il 1892. o'clock
day oy Herbert A sherman auctioreer the premises n
SAID Judgment mentioned and therein described as follows.
o1tng thereon erected situate wing and being b. rh
Lwefth Ward Of The City Of New York County oc
sc-ihed a. follows Beginning a
Sife 9t st Nicholas Place distant ana
by the iEe-s=--l0n
ana lity yseco1d street with the si1e az
E-caotas Pace running thence northwardIy and along
t- Westerly sile OF - Nc10las Place
thence WestNartv ard parallel with
second street and part Of the distance center
--.- our t@rt eight and threeqlarters
e tlenee s1utnv1r1ly and parallel with Nicholas
- ara L1ll- inches thence eastxarIly
.. It'tie Wa pne hundred and n1rysscond
fset four and tlreeuartes inches. thence southgaHI
en asaa parallel with St Nicholas Place three fser ard
esh 'nnes tre7ce eastWa-ty and parallel with
ore hundred and ard -ostb
lance through he center Of another party aI ssvsv
- az. lr lc1es - the point o. place OF beginning.
wan walls standing rear % certsf, sons.
houses Scho.as Avenue s5ioi,i,s -
skinner ReaIrv C-ouuary hv t-7ii, sFsIviI1s "a
dated October 1894 and recorded In ne o7. 40 "a
Register of The City and county of New York n, ~,
veHleer 2lst 1894 in Section Lber OF C0nveyancss
Dated New York. May I'm. 1902
HANS v BRIE$E-N Rers-z-
A'yoTnsys fer PlanrtT % Nassau Street Borough -
WHICH - No 81 = Nicholas Place.
l5Srd Street
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
5lndncldl
Sprague Electric Company
COMMON & PREFERRED
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Alex. Le Vino,
% BROADWAY.
Telephone 24si Broad
1usnrauce GIaIemcnts.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
INSURANCE DEP ARTMENT.
Telephone 24sl Broad.

AITdUf- NlT"F Iifn.
WHEREAS, The Teuton!a Insurance Com
uany. located A. New Orleans IN the state Louis
filed office statement by
officers thereof. showing condition
and has complied IN ali respects with ,f
Marine les
inc1rpCyatsd by other states of United states
drics, Superintendent % Insurance of
York certify that Fais Company hereby
thorzef 70 transact ITS appropriate business ~
Marine l1suraa-e n this State, n sCC.rdAnce
during the current year The condition business
date her
Is Is follows
Aggregate amount Of available S727
Aggregate amount % liabilities Except capital
surplus including reinsurance.
Amount % actual qalt-uo capital 25H
surplus i,s SD
Amount ~ Income tr -" year. IN cash 5,l $50
Amount ~ expenditures Tor m" year N 81
In witness whereof. have hereunt1 subscribed my
and caused seal of MY afHx.d re
DAY and above written.
GSeall Superintendent 6s I7suran~e
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
Flnuutlnl Hlcctlnqs.

PACIFIC MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY
70 Broadway y = May -
THE FIFTY-FIFTH ANNUAL. MEETING of
stockholders ~ Pacific Man Steamship Company
VII ue held az I'D Broadway. on Wednesday. aSh
a MAY. IHn- D. or a--41 %
c-1logk +. NJ the election cf Directors ana ne
transaction of su~h ether business may properly come
before IT. The transfer tooks of the Company viii close
az the Office Of th- Union Trust Company Thursday
22I day n May 1902 "a , r'c.1cx p n 7~4 80
reopen Thursday May 2sth. 1892. a o'clock A NJ
JOSEPH HELEN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22

Withdrawn Park-ave. block front between issth
plot lots. three 25xltD and ls9sh
300fxflO 22x23- 30xioo, withdrawn
BY L Kennedy: Lawrence and 1e9rh and Old
Broadway triangular plot with frontages respectively
1G7 I07 IS; bldg. with estate Of
Charles Borxt, deceased; bid in at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22

The approximate amount or charge 70 satisfy
which the above described property be sold s
s. Os5 s. with interest thereon from the 18th day
ruary. 1892. together with the ana allowances
amounting S2lse9 and interest from March fst
together with the q ths sale The
CT which
be allowed 70 IRE purchaser purchase
money paid the referee - 5000
be sold PRIOR mortgage for Si90O0 with
the 3lst day OF October, 1891 So par
Dated. New York NAV 12th 1902
GEORGE A. HALSET Referee.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22

DvERTIsEMENTs and Subscriptions for The Trtszns
received at their Uptown once.
NO. 1854 BROADWAY.
Between ssth and s7th sts.. satn O'clock
Advertisements the following oranes
or-ces regular cree until o'clock p m Wat
2s4 sth-ave. = = 2st-st- 153 6th-ave-. eor-
icrh-st; o2 East I4th-st-; 2ss West s2d-st-. hs-
tween tn and s,h svss; 263 West 125tA-st.s f-Sas
sd-ave. between 7sra ant T7ra sts. I.o26 3d-ave-,
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
y received their Uptown Office,
No 1854 BROADWAY
Between 36th and SIth SITS. until . o'clock ?. m
Advertisements viii be received the following branch
Offices at regular office rates until o'clock p. m.
2sss Sth-ave.. p. 23d st: 153 9Th
18th st: 02 East I4th-st.; 257 West f2d-st. be
tween Tth sth aves.. 26:f West I35th-at: I.33s
3d-ave.. between 18TH and nth SITS 1925 :yt-aye.
G1st-st; Los Ist-ave., Sgth-st I57 East
I25th-st.; 756 TremOnt-ave.; $50 sd-nVe.,
4lst-st: 5o4 3d-ave.: 2i0 Bleecker ST; 325
Bieecker-st Brooklyn. v. N.-2I6 Court-st,;
2I5 Smith-Et.: I,OO4 Gates Newark " u
-704 BrOnd-st. Also all A. D. T Offices
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
financial Glectlons.

United states Trust Company of New York
- - Wal Street MAY list 1902
\ y ELECTION for eight Trustees and three
inspectors The ensuing election VIII no hold
AZ the Office NJ me Company 3rd of
tine Lrst Tuesday,, between the hours ~ NJ
HENRY I. TIORNEIL. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
REPORTED PURCHASE OF MADIsoN-AvE
BLOCK FRONT

Joseph Hamarshlag is the buyer OF the Cameron
lots on the south side of Ninetisth-st. between
Madison and Fifth aves. He is also said have
bought parcel S2.3xIO0S feet. in Eighty-ninth-st.
abUtting the Cameron plot, and TO have practically
obtained the block front the west side of Mad
ison-ave. between Eighty ninth and Ninetieth
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
BUYS ELEVEN HOUSES: SELLS BLOCK FRONT

bU IS ELENEN HOTsIs. SELLS BLOCk Front
Max Marx has bought a plot Iolx26lx99 Ilx2is feet
which stand eleven dwelling houses at the
northwest corner of ST. Nicholas-ave. and One
hundred md -fifty-f -fourth-st from Mrs Anna 7
Kelly, through Charles Griffth Moses q Bro, Mr
Marx has resold a block front on the west side Of
Audubon-ave., between one hundred "a nd eighty
seventh and One-hundred- and-eigAty- eli hth-st..
lS9 9XJ0 feet
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
A MILLION DOLLAR MORTGAGE

The Sussex Realty Company which comprises
Norman B. Ream and Blair & Co, yesterday mort
gagged its parcel at the northwest corner of Broad
and Exchange Place, for 81 O10 20 the EquI-
table Life Assurance Society. This is the site
which a home for Blair * Co. will be built.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
&c fDbom II 1lan Concern.

INFORMATION is desired concerning the pres
ent address = one Ann Day. VINO Rochester
about ib years ago and when last heard
siding IN Atlantic Ave. Brooklyn. any Information Will
100 saxon St. Rochester. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
BIDS ASKED FOR MANUAL TRAINING HIGH
SCHOOL.

The Department OF Education Yesterday adver-
tsed for BIDS for the general construction OF the
Manual Training High School, in Brooklyn This
building VIII be AT Seveuth-ava. between Fourth
and Flfth SITS The cost OF the building will be
about $4,000 The amount of security required IS
eco and the time for the completion 3q4 AVS
The bids Will hr opened a. Education Hall on
Wednesday. June g. az 3 2 m
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

27th-st No sd 10 52s West: for a story brick
factory. 96. 1lxSO; I " Lyon. Englewcod. y J,
owner; r w WingaJe. Arlington. y ]. archi-
%
Hssrer-st. Nos 1877 and I99: for story brick
tenement house. with stores. 50xs7 Baum &
Lapin No 157 Rivtngton-st. owner. NJ Bern
stein. No Ill Broadway. architect .-....--..--
l3Cth-st Nos 24t and 343 East. for two
story brick tenement houses. 81. 6xS7.6 Haft &
Hirsh. No 4l6 East 52d-sJ owner. G Pei
ham, No 5O3 5th-ave architects .-.-.....-..-.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
FURNISHED 6ouses 10 Eet-G ouutrp.


T RYE.-TO RENT. FURNISHED. or for sale resi-,
water and all conveniences carriage house
(hlleiJ. h0thouse, garden planted
shade Address H ". QUIN y 5th-ave or broker.
ITO RENT furnished. north shore Long Island a miles
Il out IA dwelling nodernzed; ample shade ana
grounds salt water $500. o. B. ACKERIY lis
Broadway. n. Y
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
Gountrn propcrtp for Sale or 60 ret.

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Il furnished al Great Hammock, Clinton Conn
Beautiful location crest OF bluff
veniences. For particulars, address
THOMAS W MATHER, Haven Conn
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
TITLE To PARAN STEVENS

Title 10 the Paran Stevens plot 9610xl50 feet. at
the southeast NJ Forty -fourthst and Firth
ave. yesterday transferred by George 2 Rich
ardson trustee 10 the Richard NJ. Montgomery
Company.