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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
REAL ESTATE.

David Heckscher son-in-law of the late Pierre
orfIar1 has sold to Mr.. Htrshon for ABOUT Sf-'''O
the forr story and basement brownstone mousse No
IL West Eighty-eignth-st The lot is 2XlVoz teet'
Mrs George W Bromwell has sold through
roa.sa 6 Gilman No. s East Forty-eighth-St-' Il
dwalline- house on lot 25x10o feet.
,Arthur $ Cox & Co. have sold for the MOSS
ae+a+a ~ 7 T HIldebrant the three i've story tene-
roant houees Nos 2409 24l1 and 2ilS Second-ave
They stand on lots 25X90 teet
SIavson & Hobbs have sold for Eliza HenenWay
Cabot TO a client for occupancy the four story
dwelling house No ll2 West Eighty-seventh-st
The f0Iowiue leases for term OF years; NO. 5lo
West F,nd-aVe. for b. Blackrin 70 K. Miller; NO
523 West End-ave.. for Mrs. Smith 10 u smith
No $50 West End-ave.. for w. T. y stokes 10 ).
Lew: No 342 Amsterdam-ave-, for Wiilam walker
TO Mr. McGary; No. "a West Seventy -second-st
for a Mr. Wetherall to a Mr.. Helm: NO. III West
SeventV-second-st.. for Mr. RasLrouck 10 Mrs
a. Humphreys and No. Ill West Eghty-nfth-st.,
for H A James X. Bradley
The Itnox Hill Corporation. which last week
bought No l6 East Seventy-ffth-st-, has bough ut
house No is East Seventy-fifth-st The sellers
were Chalmers Wood and Frederic W jackson,
president of the Westchester Country Club 4Ae
lot is 24sI.x1022 feet Both houses will be torn
down and American Easement dwelling houses
erected the sites. 49,
D. & w Mullins have sold for Mary Higgins to
Dr. Charles Kennedy the three story and base
ment dwelling house No "a Henry-st
Mary c. Van Cett GAS sold, through Duff &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

To be held at the Real Estate Salesroom' NO III
Broadway. ~ - -
R,. FIerbAr- A Sherman: II 64th-st- g 70 IL "
OF Central Park West 25x1005 story fl n: forecos
sale, Margaret H Brant al, exrs. ETC. agt Lu'neL
tIarryvAII 81 al. Peclham Miller & King atys w = S5
ref due on udgt 235 Is; costs SlIl 80 ta1eS ~,
BY Vincent Ryan: Ia t6tn-St s-s,ros,rs sale
n Warner agt Schneider et al: II = & ssiHt -
Z T Morgan, ref; due on Judgt S-''A-A w. ' ~
taxes, SI,T26 40 49,.
Bv James L Wells. 2 1902 7s4 Broadway cor
81 700 1x1Ol II x25x25 2x103 S1z; story n n Win
stores foreclosure Washington Lie ms NO az
ref due, on udgt 5000 226 70: costs s4i 81 amt PAID
30 RSbeT5 Harnett & Co Gncl: Y w 132d.st 3
436 # W Of shave, 15x9911 story dWg n
- p War1 agt D Quinn ct al; ward Faydsn *
= [tyS. > 7 Everett ref: judst. ssSs6 60
costs S353 50. taxes. etc, S133 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
AFFAIRS IN CUBA.
MINISTER soUIERs REPORTS ON vARI-
Gus OCCURRENCES-A DEFICIT
IN AUGUST

Washington. Sept. 1.-THE State Department
made public to-day interesting mail report from
United States Minister Squiers. at Havana, dated
August so, which covers a variety of important
happenings in Cuba The minister says that the
House Of Representatives has passed measure
increasing the duty paid by coffee from So 10 to
$50 per 100 Kilograms. The measure he says, is in
tended for the protection of the coffee growers of
Santiago Province.
Cuba has been recognized by the republic of
Bolivia. communication to that effect having
been received at Havana from the Bolivian Minis
ter for Foreign Affairs. Autograph letters OF
recognition OF the Cuban Republic have been re
ceved from the Emperor of Austria. the King OF
Greece and the President of Brazil.
An important portion Of the minister's report Is
a statement showing the receipts and expenditures
of the Cuban Government from August to August
%. 1902 The receipts for this period are set down
as I0l3.3l7 Oh; the expenditures as sl24044o IA
deficit of $227.129 Il. On July 81, however. the
amount hand was s1,O61,l56 81 and that lett
amount. together with the receipts in Au-
gust, gives balance of $SS4027 Il in favor Of the
Cuban Treasury.
Mr.. Squiers says that the efforts of the Cuban
Government TO have the Spanish Government OIL
cially take up the Isabel coins-fractional coins
which in circulation in Cuba-were futile Inc
Spanish Bank. however, he says announced that
the coins would be received from September 10
.. 1902. at per cent discount.
The minister reports that the strike Of the
stevedores, Hghtermen and draymen has been sat
isfactorily terminated through mutual concessions,
and that the men back at work.
The State Department also made public to-day
the text OF two executive DEGREES reorganiZng the
quarantine service in Cuba, which have been trans
mitted by Minister Squiers The Cuban Govern
ment asserts, 1t is said that there is a saving Of
about $4,000 a year in the cost of administration
brought about by the readjustment. Hereafter the
quarantine service is to be known as the Maritime
Health Service The chief official of the service
is to be appointed by the President on the recon-
mendation OF the Secretary of Government. The
latter official will appoint all other officers and
employees of the service.
report from Minister Squiers. dated August
Is gives a comparative statement of Cuban
ports and stocks OF sugar July 81. It is shown
that exports of sugar TO July 81, 1901 amounted
10 466 306 tons against Az. +42 for the
period of 1902 On July 81 1901, there were 13.5S5
tons on hand, against SCI, S6S tons the same day
of the current year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
THE REV. DIR. GEORGE r. w. SCOTT

BOSTON. Sept 1.-THE Rev DR.. George R. W.
Scott Phi D. whose death is reported to have
occurred in Berlin belonged in Newton Mass. lie
was a Congregationalist, and was born at PITTS
burg fifty-nne years ago He studied for the min
ls-ry. at Middlebury and Andover His first charge
,e =, CbarohArs-st Boston. whence he went TO
Newport y H. He then became pastor OF the
RoIlstone Congregational Church. Fitchburg- AFTER
q number Of years he went 10 Europe for study
and settled in Berlin where he became acquainted
with many Of the leading German professors OF
.,.oIogr He remained in Berlin about seven
vears and received the degree OF Doctor Of Philoso
ply from Berlin University He went TO Ne T6fe
and among his books The Italian tsenalssal!Ce
81 TO-DAY and Professor Park, OF Andoyer3
Stsr16fr Of the Greatest American LheoIoSlaII
Since Jonathan Edwards. lie was also a c2 2d
trif,r+,~ 70 The COngreEationalsJ. CnlcaSo AZ
a5G The Independent'' and historical and re-
-Llui-lls InaEaZlEes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
SALE OF ALFRED CORNING CLARK ES-
TATE IN CENTRAL PARK
WEST REPORTED.

1t was reported yesterday that the block front
between Seventy-third and Seventy-fourth SITS. in
Central Park West d vacant plot owned by the
Alfred Corning Clark estate. mad been sold No
confirmation of the report could be obtained. al
though it was generally believed that it was cor
rect At the office of the estate no one would talk
about it.
The estate owns considerable property in this
neighborhood. It is building eighteen houses on
Seventy-fourth-st.. between Central Park West ana
CoIum6us-ave and recently sold lots in the rear
of this plot fronting both Seventy-thlrd anu
Seventy-fourth SITS. TO builders
on the avenue 1925 feet. There is greenhouse on
it If sold. it is probably for Improvement as a
Site for an apartment hotel, for which it Is pest
adapted The Dakota stands on side and the
San Reno on the other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

-aas+ o31 q # OF Park-ave. 81 3xio22.
rosvenor Aterbury and another 70 Lae We RESI- ,-t,
Snnca Realty Company mortgage soO.uov -'o-iial
26th-st. No 49, 5to-S - W = T. X-sirs. mort
9s q Hs Is eo Cale"skl 10 800
gase: 80 366 : q W Of Arnsterdarn-ave. 80 ~
I0o IL: Isaac Levin 20 Lawrence I Lo'fneI tt-,,,,
1g4tbssts 100 # OF Len2x-ave. 29z99-11'
I74WTsnce { L'lil'e' - Exchange
4SG, t'.SGo : 500 fl u Of 6th-ave IS sx1o05:
Isabelle b 6a1I1 a' S13 Nominal
46th-st. Is. 2s6 II W OF 2th-ass 11IyS
William Amelia L Won May hoFt' o,...
rn6rteage S4S 600. omitted
1Ith-sT 5 5. 443 II Of Avenue 3; 2oxsis Mary
Feler and another &c Morris BluesteIn' mort ,oo
go s $ $40 IT " Of shave. u 1Os
$50: Annie Donohue 70 the Stuyvesant Real no
.5 Estate o' 3aF 3e26 Il W Of shave. 126x
- g. 324-st. 346 1916 II W Of Sth-ave
u 6x9S.9 Henry Kensing 70 the Stuyvesant .oo
Real Estate Company = I'o
West 30xI0O5: Michael Donovan 20 Amos 49,.
sad-st 5 s 875 # W OF sth-ave. u 6x9s 9: Helen
W Bergen stuyvesant Real Estate Company
26tf or 80 is to % 19th-st No % 5. $40 It
" OF 5th-ave. ok 25x 90 70 l9th-st.
y " OK = Cox Ok n % 70 2uth-st 40
John Davis 20 ! Newton Osc-to: = part mort
els : 225 # q o. West End or Iith ave.
25xI0o > Emma W Vaughan 10 Jennie Clifton:
108tr-st No 2o4 S $ 125 T " OF Amsterdar-ave.
25xlU0 Il. Rosie Haberman TO Eva Ludenan, -
mortgage S25. 600. ---.-...-.------- 100
aadls5n-st \ : &c Il OF Gouverneur-st. runs
n IS * y; OK 5 2Ox " Xxx 20 TO st K E 81.
Hermann Levy Abraham L@venstetH and
other. mortgage. $4,000 100
2Ixi63- Nj 7x1o4 3 John " mis- Frederic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
UTAH DEMOCRATS LEAVE BRYAN OFT

THEY INDoRsE KANSAS CITY PLATFORM HOW
EvER-sYAPATHY FOR MRS TKINLEY.
Provo, Utah Sept. 1.-THE Democratic State t~o,
Vention to-day nominated Judge w. H King NJ
Salt Lake, for Congress. and Richard " youpe
formerly of the Supreme bench in the TbiIinnins
Tor Justice OF the Supreme Court 1t adopted
PLATFORM III "h'ch trusts and beet sugar were
the sympathy of the Democratic party Of Irtab -
Mrs Mckinley. No mention was made of NJ
Bryan. but the Kansas City platform was fndorsed
and the cheering which greeted the mention If
toward him. - TIC convention
Fesoq b offered by Salt Lake delegate re-
guessing the STATE central Committee to arrange n
possible series Of campaign debates hat5pea ~
United states Senators Rawlins and Kearns 80
carried with yell Of approval ~ was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
MAJ. SMTLIE LEAVES WIDOW ALL.
VALUE OF ESTATE NOT GIvEN-wILL WAS
DRAWN IN JUNE.

The will % Mayor charles A. smyie who was
accidentally shot by his companion Judge Charles
q Storrs while shooting excursion In the
Adirondacks On september 8, fled for probate
YESTERDAY. The petition asking for probate was
lIed on Monday. X did not mention the value OF
the estate
Major Smyie leaves ali his property his
widow. Julia Ely SInyhe, absolutely He appoints
her and Milton Hopkins executors The will with
a codicii attached. dated June g. 1902 The
cadcil directs that the executors shall exercise
such voting powers they have in the New York
and New-Jersey Construction Company and the
New-York and New-Jersey Bridge Company. as
the trustees under an agreement now existing deem
fit Similar provision is made with reference a
co-partnershtp agreement with Adolphe Z. Smyiie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
OPINION ON NEW ROCK ISLAND COMPANY

Des Moines Iowa. Sept. 16.-Attorney General
Muan to-day handed opinion to Governor Cum
minis on the legality of the recent ming OF moor
poration papers Of the Rock Island ana Pacific
Railway Company with the Secretary Of State. The
Governor refused TO make public The opinion at
present, because he wants TO make pponc az the
same time & statement from himself he Will !eaFe
here in few days for Massa chusetts 10 atIeno inc
launching of the cruiser Des Moines II Is peleVed
that the opinion will be ade public on ms return
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
O1tatlCus
THE PEOPLE oE me q, IN ~. IN

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
. foRk. By the Grace OF God Free ard r-fs,a,4.-.
20 zane horer Meyers. Mathilde Fa5er Burke FIiis IL
S-lS I1A Zslinltski. Andrew L Homer anr7 -
L5'eS: Louisa H woodward Samuel W Home A11ts
aIIS-7y BENJAMIN F. Homer. SiIas Homer Ben
J1i-iI -fi2lsn Robert " Hail Executor under VI -
sLlA nan deceased Louis 2 Bishop Executor rsn1ef in
- -5Sl !" anc Testament Of Sarah " berlin is-sssed
1u ne real Estate Title and Insurance C1u7panv 81
IlrIalSa and y al persons interested in ne Estate
= %A-e-h " tor1 late Of the Of New York de-
Sedse1 as Creditors. lsgatees
sLd Greeting You and each YOU he--by cited
personally 70 &c and appear before Surrogate
o. She county o. New York. Slrrogares'
sac Soln[y held az the County Court House. in the
,oUnty OF New York the eth day Of November 1892
az Papast ten clock in the forenoon Of that CAV, then
anu tAeTe 20 attend judicial settlement OF the
OF PROCEEDINGS OF The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
said deceased. and you hereby cited as
are under the II years required
appear BY guardian II have i
none appear and apply for be appointed
event OF your neglect failure guardian will
be appointed by the Surrogate and you
IN the proceeding
IN Testimony Whereof have caused the Seal Of ths
Surrogates' Court Of the said County New
York Re hereUuto affixed Witness Hon
IL Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF
County. County Of New York. the 18Th DAY
OF Seufembsr. in he year Of Lord thou
sand nine hundred and two.
J.. FAIRFAX MLACGHLIN.
Clerk Su~rOga-eS' Court
TURNER. ROLSTON & KORAN. Attorneys for Trustee
30 William Street New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
COLONEL WILLIAM A. BANKS.

r7-,.a, Toy Sent. ls-CoIoneI William a. Banks
is dead q, his home here. Colonel Banks. who was
ffty-nlne years old. was native Of Virginia ana
was graduated from Washington and Lee tniVer-
sftv His life vas spent in educatonaI WoTK aIp
h. vas eminently successful in Virginia. Norti!
Caroline Arkansas and Texas He seTTed tarp pa!
~ fiv.I War being the colonel Of Virginia Irsl-
rnent participating in the raid on Harper Ferry
John Brown was captured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17

The approximate amount Of the Hen or charge 70 q
which fba above-Iescribsd property IS 70 oe s9tI
81 with interest thereon from the nrs Jay o.
fo0S rogs-Es- yirh costs and allowance amounting 20
S33 % with interest from Auslst 3th loo ts rs =
rbs exrsnsss OF the The approximate amount "a
taTss ssssssr1ents or liens which are 70 De
- me purchaser OF the purchase money o. PaN
The referee is SlS5 - and interest.
Dated New York, August 20. 1907 49,.
$500 - PETER j. EVERETT. Referees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
HENRY A. RICHARDSON.

Poughkeepse y. y. Sept IL tSpeciaD.-Henry -
Richardson. Of the furna,e firm OF Richardson q
E2o,-,+or or Nev-York died at his home in this
CITY last night in his eightyt year MI Rich
ardson was taken I'll about two weeks ago, having
contracted a severe cold. He failed gradually unul
tba ord came death being caused by old age He
rtired from hsiuess I'm 1852 and in 1890 became a
resident of this city Mr.. richardson had PeeRR a
W Il-known business man Tor more lhdh nan d
century The funeral will BE held tomorrow after
noon al o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
WESTERN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
GARDNER. OF GARDEN CITY. LEADS IN
FIRST DAYS PLAY.

Cleveland, Sept. 16-Thirty-eight professional and
amateur golfers played the first and second rounds
the Euclid golf links TOR the Western champion
ship to-day. The lowest three men the end of
the days play were Stewart Gardner of Garden
City; Willie" Smith. OF Midlothian and W II
Way of Cleveland. Gardncr's total score was 151:
were satisfactory Weather conditions were fine
The longest drives Of the day made by George
A. O'Neill, of Toledo and Lawrence Auchterlonia
Of Chicago each $50 feet. The championship and
prizes viii be settled Tomorrow. when the third
and final rounds PLAYED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
7EsTIF1Es TO SALES OF DECAYED MEAT

ST LOUIS LIVE STOCK INSPECTOR CALLED IN
BEEF TRUST INQUIRY
St Louis Sept 16.-Partly decayed meat "hlch
had been treated chemically hide its condition
&c neil ae espeaees containing potato -four and
other authorizations were sold in st. Louis and
other cities between August q. 1899. and May l.
1902 by the members Of the Packers Trust, accord
ing to testimony given to-day by IhonnaS l. SUI
livan meat and live stock inspector or ms cry.
'SuIvan was the first witness called oy atlorHeS
General Crow when the taking OF !est tE "SS
ISe;T1i,, in the Beef Trust inquiry to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
foreclosure SaIes.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
~ = New yo-k-Fra1ces A z. Ward. Plaintiff. asainsc
Denis Quinn and others. Defendants II suance OF
Judgment foreclosure and sale duly made and entered
above entitled action. bearing date the 5th day O.
August 1902 duly entered the ONCE o. the Clerk %
County OF New York the st1 day q august 1902
I undersigned the Referee in said Judgment rare5.
viii sell Pubic Auction az the New York Real Esats
SaIesroorn III Broadway in the Borough OF MAJ
haitian City New York. the iIth day OF September.
Harnett Co Incorporated Aucti1neer. the premises
directed BY said Judgment e sold. and therein De-
scribed follows All certain LOT. piece parcel o
land situate Wing the SotLe-y side q Ore
hundred ard th-ty-seco2t street in the Twelfth Nard o.
the city OF York together with the buildings there
on erected which is bounded and described az follows
VIZ: Beginning point The Sour1erly side or one
hundred and tIrcy-seC0nd Street distant FOUR hucoe1
and thirty Westerly from the SoutAwest5ry corner
% the Fifth ard said One hu11-1c and thirty
second Street running thence Soute-ly ard parallel
with Westerly side o. FIN avenue. an PAR OF 10
through party wall nInety-Cl1e tee5 and eleven
tncAs = the centre lire Westerly ant
along sat centre parallel with One hundred ard
thfrtvsecond Street fteen test, thence N7lery and
again uarziIef Fifth and part OF the way
through party wall nrsty-rtne ta7t and eleven inches
10 the Sourhery One hundred and t1-ty-econc
Sweet ard thence along the 1tssn feet -
the point place Of beginning
Dated New York August 26 1902 -
PETER 7 EVERETT. Referee
WARD HAYDEN & SATTEFsLEE- Attorneys I1r F-4---
80 700 Broadway Manhattan New YORK city
The following diagram OF Jcs property q pc So1
described the street number BENG No = "eS-
1S2nd Street: ,,e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
MISS MARY ELIZABETH WILLIAMS.

Salem. Mass. Sept. 16.-Miss Mary Eliza BETH
Williams an artist Of international reputation CIeu
-, -. w., ,,ssterday Years ago she stud
"a ~. i, Rome and afterward lived beside the
Mediterranean and travelled in Egypt She once
mot Iobn Ruskin who gave her pictures considera-
BILE attention Miss Williams and her sister re-
80 ne two wears ago TO live in the Osgood
1870 49, Of historic interest. which belonged
- tbe' family Miss Williams was seventy-seHen
n-clr IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
NEW SOUTHWESTERN ROAD CHARTERED.

Guthrie. Okla. Sept. 1s-A territorial charter
was granted to-day to the Kansas Oklahoma Cen
trail and Southwestern Railroad Company, with a
capital of ST. 10000 The incorporators are Okla
homa men. The proposed line will run from Cedar
Vile. Kan. southwest through saltwater, Guthrie
and FL Reno. Okla. Kirkland. Tex. and viii
nave two branch lines. one from saltwater south
east TO Fort Smith, Ark, and the other northwest
TO Woodward Okla on the Texas border. The
total distance will be $40 miles The principal Office
viii be at Saltwater.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
MRS MARGARET a. BROMLEY.

Mrs Margaret A. Bromley, the widow or James
ron,Iav who was a retired drygoods mer-
chant of Manhattan and cousin Of the late
Isaac Bromley of The Tribune died Monday at
her home. No 4i5 Washngton-ave. BROOKLYN. She
was seventy-seven years old -Four lS-. "il,li nam
s. 81 h E09I l. Nelson, daughter survive her.
Mrs bromley had been for torfy-hvie ian %IIScb
The funeral will take place TINS evening at Hei
home The burial will be in GREENWOOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17

Portland. Gre. Sept 16.-Mrs. Thoourn VIE OF
1,+at,,, 7 NJ Tboburp of the Methodist Episcopal
rbnrch died in this city to-day. She was forty
six years old Mrs. Thohurn's Illness was con-
tracted in India where. in company with her nus
band she was a missionary Tor many years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
GREAT FISH CATCH IN FAR NORTH.
DISCOVERY OF SCHOONER MTsTERTs
CREw-CAPTAIN STRICKEN BLIND.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
Gloucester Mass, Sept. 16-Captain norman
Lord commanding the schooner Mystery, mas ar
rivod here with 100000 pounds of fitched halibut
and holding the record for 'farthest north reached
bv anv fishing vessel The Mystery reached % De
grees north latitude, in her quest for fish Whiie
fishing in the waters of DAVIS STRAITS S1PtdlH iotu
~ .lIot s+ricken blind But he continued his
,oyaga working across the mouth of Hudson Bay
into Cumberland Gulf, Here the vessel struck
wonderful luck securing 12oo pounds of halibut
~ - - cot Cod and salmon. too. abound in
a. one ~" -The crew are delighted over the dis
eoSeT to tRG59u fba s5pl are
therA i, unlimited quantities. captain loTu mas
raTtaI. recovered his sight and is now under treat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17

Brown for about $4,000 the vacant lot 25x1oo feet
the northeast corner of St Nlcholas-dNe anu
One-hundr ed-and-eght -ffth-st ~
Mary E Riley has bought from Esther W.
Chauncey the five story American basement house
No 327 west Eighty-seventh-st- The lot is loxlo-S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
TOWN IN HANDS OF DRUNKEN BAND
1900 .-r.,--, ~ 7r5p, sTREETs-TowN MARSHAL
wOI-NDED-CITIZENS AFRAID TO
CALL FOR AID.

Louisville Sent ia special to The Times"
from Hartford KY, says that there Is a reign OF
terror at Rockport eight miles west Of there and
the town is practically in the hands OF drunken
lawless band Of men, whose members 1rlgh1eh the
law abiding citizens into submission Last night
o,,sr a hundred shots were fired in the town by the
gang, and the citizens of Rockport dare not call
for aid for fear that the mob vii hear OF 1t ana
burn the town as they have threatened IN last
nights fIsiliade Town Marshal Tlford was wound
ed Three of the gang have been arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
81. sARAFOFF RELEASED.

Vienna Sept. ia dispatch from Belgrade.
servia. announces that NJ Sarafoff. the former
president of the Macedonian Committee who
arrested there yesterday after being in hiding for
some time past, was released to-day after magis-
tertal examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
SHAW TO T4LK TO MARYLAND RAyFpps

Baltimore. Sept. Heterogeneous have been com
peted Tor the annual convention of the MARYLAND
Bankers Association which will meet at the RI,s
'lountain House on Thursday. Friday and Saturday
o. tnls WesA Secretaries Shaw and Wilson ana
Conuolier Ridgely will make addresses n,,mha r.
OF prominent bankers from New-York will atfand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
THOMAS s. GARRISON.

Waterfowl, \ Y. Sept l6.-Thomas s Clark
soo Of Potsdam. one Of the wealthiest citizens OF
Northern New-York IS dead He was at one time
interested in an extensive lumber business with S
r,,,s4, Thomas : Clarkson, in whose memory tne
C.Iartson school Of Technology, At Potsdam' was
GRE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17

Cadet Mess Hall-vest Point " Y Semi X ,ooo
proposals in trplicate Will be received hs-s ~
t - ~ NOV 1902 for completion OF the Cadet Ns i.
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