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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Sthst No 7ss East 2sxs7 eos Max da5 KQtnen %, to
s Fssht 10 ShaDiE2 "a East m?Effsss s' sa
ders to William Havemeyer; mortgage
same s2eO Property Frances Ward. widow. to ,oo
8lstsf ArauE No 122 West 26xi33 65xis; william
gage So ooS; 49,; slxEo :. i.,.;
Hartman ct al to Amos Emo; moF'sase 100
41sSsI, sSGG 10 - East % io1ioi lo1G2e
riet suydam 10 Isidore Jackson and another ,oo
l2adHs9. $. isSs IT Of SHAVE s3.sxlooii
hsnn nsTm?n m6fesase a9a9s aRS sSG'fsF .S
iS TO George ~ Mi5enbsfssf 'e mortgage $5oooo
2d0st p 70 n 20 East 24sxi2i.Ii Rosa Hertz to
BENJAMIN Harris and another; mortgage. $50
etSoS SoS 10 = 7sS - r East 25xa2S Leopold Kaufman
to Jonas %el @ fl aRS % a ave 2sS EzsBeth
Becker to "a the stuyvesant Real Estate Com 100
S q . R81lP 9 Pa5sys Sss.G5 2t1oSS s W
Bendet Isaacs to Harris Gordon; mortgage, S23
Sefch to ss2aR s2sRef 4Sst %f o9hSf annie
'2d g. e2dat 2a IT ssaeg S4 ahd soe 5
Jacob NswbeTgsT morisage $50 600, s,o 2'5oo
sarah Wells to Annie Le1eTiGh;
paw ave 1 s. s' s5 IT Of aothst 2471i25; Annie
L.verich Sarah r Wells; onehalf part; all
XSs gs Em H5s. 2s6B3s 2225liss IS 900
Faafe rs s sa5T 2 to one smand i Moses ?Ga5GS
SEsaaTa ssaS Wei. Ell i1s To- Annie 1e2sfc6 HI :T' AS
e6th-st, n $. l4l . Columbus ave, 21X1OO11.
Mary H Scharpstein 10 Van Norden Trust Com
e6th-st. n = 204 Of Coumbus-ave 20.sX
1oo.1l: Mary H Sharpstein Van Norden Trust
s75Rs5 76P'G&$ y s. Wess i91iooii Mary H sharp
115ht in to 2S f Of LeqoSa2e 1oox biocf
Archibald D Russell 70 Louis Cohen. ......:...
eXecutrix. to Charlotte A Mount and another,
joint mortgage $4,000. 1900
noTtsage 81 coo: 42OOo
39R5ng esa 29s sPs g. FaR Rzs I1l N6 95s
movie Charles Knauf. auf........................ 1
Beeknan-st. n e Water-st 50x033x irregu-
lar Ashbel 2 Fftrh Jr. to Mary k Starrett and
4th-et nos 2s3 and 2s5 East 40 6x982; Davis
ssth-st n s 1852 o # W Of Madison-ave 25x1Oo g:
ing Company 20 Gertrude Miller; mortgage
72d~st No POS West 25xi022 j Keogh to
Isidore Hernsheim mortgage. SEQ 600. 100
Broadway. Slst-st 785xl03.5x765x
1923 with II strip; George 2 Ketcham
Joseph Hamershlag g.............................
64th-st. No 20 East. 2Ox1Co5: Louise c McCreery
George Miller; mortgage. s600O0 and
bsth-st. n s. i75 IT W OF Lexington-ave aox1oo5:
J seaver Page 10 Cheston Simmons. ..-.........
65th-st. No 123 East. IS 9x1O0.9. George Welch
and another 10 Alice T Coudert ........... IS OOO
Edgecomhe-ave No 1871 s. % 3xl16x25x11211:
De Witt Reid TO Martha Lsson; mortgage
RutGers-st Madison-st, 22x1o4e:
Sophie Grossman another 0 Harris Hepner
and another mortgage. $4,000. ....-....... 7boOo
Elizabeth Green 81 al mortgage. $4,000. $500
47th-st. Nos 1872 and 13i West. 81 exlOO5 Mo
hawk Realty Company Marie y Benedict:
mortgage $40 900. ....................... 2Ts oOo
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foreclosure Salts.
CTPKEME COTRT OF NM STATE-

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- York. New York CouRty.-AIinna FRANKIE formerly
Mtnna Fahrennoz plaintiff against Francis SchnuEg
ana others Defendants In pursuance of Judgment
Foreclosure and sale duly made and entered
entitled action March LIST 1902 and bearing Feb
2sth 1902 the UNDERSIGNED the Referee In said
judgment named, viii resell at Public Auction. a
New York Real Estate SalesroOm. No. III IN
the Borough Of Manhattan, City Of New
July. 1902, twelve o'clock day bv
Vincent a Ryan. Auctionccr, the premises by
said judgment be sold. and therein described
lows: All that certain lot, with
thereon erected
and the Borough Manhattan. In The
nd G York bounded described as
follows Beginning a point the southerly side of
twenty-severth Street
twenty five t225i Easjerly sourb
Of said and Columbus
ming suuhey parallel with said and part
o way through party wall ninety-nne feet ana
eleven the line block; thence East
said line block
Norhery parallel with and part
o through another wall Feet
and southerly OF said one hun
dred and twenty-Eeveuth Street: thence Westerly
along twenty-five feet point place OF
beginning
Dated. York June 10Th. 1902.
GEORGE 4. HAISEY. Referee
H. @ KUDLICH, Plaintiffs Attorney. 302 Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan. city Of New York.
The following diagram Of the sold as
Street.
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Ohrial feaal Nofircs.

A TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADVER-
TIsEMENT IN THE CITY RECORD OF June 20 10
July IA. 1902 Of the confirmation by the Supreme Court
and the entering in the Bureau for the
sessments and Arrears Of assessment for OPENING AND
the BOROUGH OF TH3 BRONX: "
.23ttD and 24TH WARDS. SECTION Q. MERRIAM
AVENUE OPENING. from Ogden to Aqueduct
Avenue. Confirmed June 1902 entered June IS 1902
EDWARD NJ. CIRCUIT Comptroller.
City Of York
New-York tribune., 1902-07-02

TISEMENT IN THE CITY RECORD OF June 80 to
July H. 1902 Of the confirmation Board of
and the entering in the Collection Of
Assessments and Arrears OF Assessment for LOCAL,
IMPROVEMENTS IN the BOROUGH OF THE BRONX:
23tD WARD. SECTION 10 TIFFANY STREET REG
1IIAAIIIIHMG, GRADING. CURBING, FIAGGING. LAYING
CROSSWALKS, BUILDING APPROACHES AND FENC-
ING. from Inervale Avenue to the East River
EDWARD n. CIRCUIT. Comptroer.
City OF New York. June 81. 1902
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.[8OG7TOR1 AND POINTS N9S 4 !

lONWS9 II \OuG NEW ENGLAND
FALL RIVER LINE, FAN River Newport. Leave
Pier 10. n. r., foot Of Warren Week
days at 5:3O p. Steamers PRISCILLA and PURITAN
Orchestra each.
PROVIDENCE LINE. via Providence Leave Pier 49,
n. r., foot Murray St Week days only D.
ers PLYMOUTH and CONNECTICUT. Orchestra each
STONINGTON LINE, via Stonington. Leave
n R., foot OF Spring St Week days only at 600 m.
NORWICH LINE, via New London. Pier \. r.
foot OF Spring St. Week only p m. Steam
ers CITY OF LOWELL and CITY OF WORCESTER.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven New Britain Meri-
den Hartford. Springfield and the North From Pier 25
f R.. foot Peck Slip Week Days: Str. RICHARD PECK
Tvs 300 m; CHESTER W. CHAPLIN, 1900 midnight
sundays. RICHARD PECK Tvs 93O a. m. CEast 2lst-st
e:45). returning. due New York 500 D. m
NOTE: on July 4th steamer RICHARD PECK will
leave New York $3.50 A NJ. instead P NJ.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-02

FURNISHED fouscs 10 Eet-Gonntrp.
A REDUCED RENTs.-Alenhurst Asbury Park
~ Ocean Grove. Bradley Beach; furnished summer
homes heahg no mosquitoes; pure water; $1,000 $1,000
$3.50 $500 S4OO $500 $500 Sl75 $50: bargains
at each figure state bedrooms wanted price;
GUsoN Postofice building, Asbury Park
INLEGANTLY furnished cottages at Sea Gate Ia
II desirable parties Apply Bway room 4O1
New-York tribune., 1902-07-02

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5nrroaates' Noilces.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank
- T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate County of New
York. hereby given all persons having claims
against Jabez Baxter Upham late Of the County New
York deceased the with
subscriber his place OF transacng business No
IL Wall Street. in the City Of New York the
3lst Iay of October
Dated New York. the Doth day O April 1902
HENRY b. JOHNSON. Execuror
WILLIAM W. NILES Attorney for Executor No. IL Wall
Street. Manhattan Borough, New York City New
York.
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IN PURsUANCE Of an order OF Hon. Frank

TN PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon. Frank
T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County of New
York, notice is hereby given to all
against Isabelle H. Leech. late Of the County New
York. the
10 the subscriber at his place Of ranctng
the office OF Ward Hayden Satterlee. No l20 Broadway
in the City of New York. before dayo OF
August
Dated New York. the oath day OF February. 1902
DAVID G. LEECH Administrator
WARD, HAYDEN & SATTERLEE Attys. for Admins
traitor. 100 Broadway N. Y.
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MON 1AWN STEAMBOAT COMPANY

For Block Island r. Orient Greenpor Shelter Island
SouthoId and Sag Harbor. L. l.
Steamers will leave New York, Pier 49, E r. near foot
Wall week days except Saturdays. 80 and 4h
at 530 p N. on Saturdays and July Sd a p, Nj
The leaving Tuesdays Thursdays and Satur-
days Will stop Scuthold.
ADDITIONAL SERVICE TO BLOCK ISLAND.-On
Saturday June 2Sth. Thursday July Sd.
uriays during July and August excepting Saturday July
bth Of the steamers OF the Monauk Steamboat
line viii Montauk. I. l.. with Long Island
=. x. train Nc. 1S7, leaving New York 34th ST f. r
l.E0 p M. Pier l3. Wall ST. at 90 p NJ
Flatbush Brooklyn, 119 p NJ arriving at Block
Island go p. NJ
on Mondays the steamer "shinnecock'' will Pier
13 +. h 500 a. M; returning Sag Harbor al
800 p. NJ Excursion tickets 1good only date sod1
going and returning boat 81 O0 Going by boat and
returning by L /. r. r. day. $500
New-York tribune., 1902-07-02

Countrp propertn 90 Eet.
FOR RENT-At Garden City. L. l. attractive cottage
i fronting the park: Ami,
10 DEAN cox. Garden City. 'f''
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GAIT@NlLl ENEMNNG LlME.


For Catskn and Catskil Mountain Points. Hudson
the Berkshires, CoXsacke and landings. Steamers
leave every week day. Pier 43. y. r.. r NJ.
123th ST. Z. NJ
Extra boat Saturdays C'Onteora') 43, n. r..
1880 Z. M and West 10th ST. I:5O p. NJ Catskn
Hudson by and Maiden
COnEeCtOHs.-Ca atskll Noun Boston Albany.
Albany * Hudson railroads.
Special trains Cairo Palenvle Otis summit.
Corners and IaHnersyIle.
Dining Rooms on Main Deck
New-York tribune., 1902-07-02

= Hon. James c. Church. Surrogate of County of
persons having eal ms against Henry W. Maxwell
the Borough OF Brooklyn. County of Kings. deceased
formerly engaged business at No 80 Broad Street in
the Borough 81 Manhattan, City Of New York and
siding at No 20 First Place. in the Borough OF Brook
that required same with the
vouchers therefor. the subscribers or
tansacting business. No 30 Broad Street Build
ing). In the Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New York,
or before the lstn day Of December. 1902
Dated June llth. 1902.
J. ROGERS MAXWELL.
HOWARD W. MAXWELL.
Executors
GEORGE b. ABBOTT. Attorney Executors 30 Nassau
Street. New York City.
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HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY POW.
ELL Leaving Desbrosses St at 3I5 p NJ (Satur-
days p M ". 22nd $50 p NJ Saturdays
p. M l29th ST. on SATURDAYS & HOLIDAYS ONLY
2.2O p NJ. Highland Falls. West Point, Cornwall
Nevburg. New Hamburg. Milton Po'keepsie Fsopus
Rondout and K -nEston. Orches hoard
New-York tribune., 1902-07-02

PENNSYLVANIA.
TTHE NEW RlTTATlMMV,
DELAWARE WATER GAP PA
Under ownership management
OPENS JULY
remodelled refurnished
modernized. Most complete the Penn
syIvana Mountains Electric lights
- mile broad pazzas magnificent view; COL LINKS
well walks and drives; bathing boating and hsbIng
ROOMS EN- SUITE. with private baths. GOLF TOUR
NAMENTS and social diversions. illustrated booklet
21z hours from New York ID. L. & w r. r.
LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT, LEWIS T RRYANT
Froprs; haddon Han. Manager
Atlantic City. n. J.
DOCONO MOUNTAIN HOUSE AND SPRINGS Mt
l. Pocono Pa 300; ell. 1924 II. Golf Orchestra
HOTEL CLIFTON. J. W. MOORE Lake Winola Pa
L The finest resort in Pennsylvania; boats and all
amusements free guests Write for booklet
CLEN SUMMIT HOTEL.
VI W. II CROSBY, MGR GLEN SUMMIT pa
NOW OPEN
ley Ticket Office. 1884 Broadway. s- va
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ii E1ALuH 1LuuH and pocket benefit by suburban life For
"'-d R99 Broadway New Y--s- ~ AA''
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CRYSTAL LAKE HOUSE

and Cottage Freeport L. First class family hote all
modern improvements; boating bathing nshing.
application b p. A n FROST. Proprs.
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AT] a M [E] a M 6 EFT
MNl+El. GllElrMM

AT SHINNGcOCk LIGHT HOUSE.
GOOD LONG ISLAND.
Dsnghtully situated the beautiful shinnecock Bay
In fuH view OF the
bathing the Excellent
Booklet application
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NOR SALE IN TARRYTowN NO room hotel A.
u dress Box JOS. North Tarrytnryn n -
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-11-14
DEER sLAYERs.
One Hundred and Forty-Seven IL.
ems Issued.

One Hundred and Forty-seven II.
censes Issued.
One hundred and f~orty-seven II.
censes were issued by H. p. Lorey,
treasurer of Lawrence county, to deer
hunters before the beginning Of the
open season, Nov. 1. In 1901 there
were issued 459 licenses, of which all
but one were to residents Of the coun-
ty.
Under the law, deer may be killed
only between Nov. / and Jan. /. Resi-
dents must pay $40 for a license and
non-residents, $25.
The license bears a description of
the person to whom it is issued and is
subject to the inspection Of game war
dens. deputy game wardens, sheriffs,
~constables and forest rangers, who are
authorized to take 1t up il the bearers
description does not coincide with the
description written on the license, and
to remand the person in whose posses.
sion 1t is found into custody.
Vigilance is being exerted by the
county and state officers to enforce
the game laws, and Seth Bullock, SUI
perintendent OF the United States for
est reserve in the Black Hills, has in
structed rangers under him to cooper
ate with the officers. According to
law, q person is permitted to kill only
three deer during a season. There are
a great many deer this year, and 1t is
expected that there will be excellent
hunting.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-11-14
he LEADS THE STATE TICKET
EIGHT REPUBLICAN MEMBERS OF
CONGRESS ELECTED AND
ONE DEMOCRAT.
JOHN LIND COMES OUT AHEAD
DEFEATS FLETCHER IN The
FIFTH DISTRICT BY GOOD
MAJORITY.

Gov. Van SAINTS plurality will be
more than $4,000. Never before in the
history of Minnesota has a Republican
candidate for governor in an OH year
received as many votes as did Gov.
Van SAINT, and never before has any
candidates majority over his opponent
been so large.
Unofficial reports from eighty OF the
sighty-two counties of the state give
Van SAINT a plurality of 1855 over L..
A. Rosing, the Democratic candidate
for governor. The returns from many
OF the counties are incomplete and in
some instances are estimated by the
county committeeman on the basis Of
the vote in a majority Of the precincts
of the county. The estimates are o
servative, however, and the Official re-
turns may increase Van SAINTS plu-
rality. The exact figures will not be
known until the returns are ~canvassed
by the state ~canvassing board.
The reports show that in every
county in the state Van SAINT gained,
% compared with two years ogo. Ros-
ing carried only a few of the Demo-
cratic strongholds and these by much
less than the normal Democratic ma.
jorities.
The pluralities given Van SAINT and
Ros1ng this year as compared with
the pluralities given Van SAINT and
Lind two years ago are:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-11-14
District No. 8, Douglass County-R. M.

District No. 8. Douglass County-R. M.
Hutchinson (Dem.l,, belmont:
DRY Counties-Irving ii. WEIGH, Platte.
District No. 10, Minnehaha County-R.
%. Vreeland, Sioux Falls; p. J. Rodge,
Sioux Falls; John A.: Egge, Brandon;
District No. II. McCook County-E. w.
Countryman, Spencer; +. T.. Jackson,
District No. 70, Hanson county-Henry
Montgomery (Dem.l, Alexandra.
District No. -. Dawson County-Mark
c.. Belts, Mount Vernon.
District No. IL, sanborn Countrywide
lam N, Brown, .Woonsocket.
District No, Is, Aurora C~ounty-Guil-
District No. 16. Jerauld and Buffalo
Counties-H. B.. Farren, Cam Valley. !
District No. II. Brule County-W. C.
Graybil eRemm;2i Chamberlain; John Smith
District No. is, Miner county-F. N.
Dexter, Canova.
District No. 10. Lake County-N. samp-
District No. 20, Moody County-W. H.
Loucks, Trent; A. c. Allen, Colman.
District No; Fl. B~rookings County-Ed.
George w Brown, Elkton.
District No. %, Kingsbury County-Mar-
tin Madison. Manchester: John II. Carroll,
District No. %. Beadle C~ounty-John
Longstaff. Huron: G. s. Hutchinson.
Huron.
District No. "a, Hand County-Richard
Burdette.
District No. IS. Hyde. Hughes and sully
Counties-T: M Goddard. Shiloh; A. N.
District No. Is. Stanley and Lyman
Counties-Warren Young (Dem.), Vest
over.
District No. 81. Clark County-J. M.
Johnston. Garden City; Anton Fryslie,
district No. 2s. codinston county-A.
brandt, WATERFOWL.
District No. %, Hamlin County-wIliam
n P,s II e. Ne sf;.v 80; Deuel. c0unty-E. E.
District No. 81, Edgar Kelly. Milbank;
]. D.. Steiner. Big Stone City.
st District No; 49, Marshall county-D. g.
District No. 33, Roberts County-George
J. Jenkins, sisseton; John Teare, Palm:
Chris Palmer. Strand. ~
District No. IS, Brown County,. L.
Browne, Aberdeen; Martin v. .Reddick,
Erederick; F. D. Kribs. j. d.
Bromley. Redneld; ". D. Craig. Frank
District No, 81. Edmunds county-John
J. Rees. Ipswich.
District No. SO, Mcpherson County-Ja-
COD MunlDe1er, eureka.
District No. 80, Walworth County-H.
r. DeMalignon, Selby.
District No. 40. Campbell C~ounty-Tho-
grim A.. Fossum, Herreid.
District No. Al, Potter C~ounty-Evan
f. Gross (Dem.), Gettysburg.
District No. AZ, Faulk CoNnty-Andrew
District No. IS, Custer coun.y-Jarnes
M. Daniels, Fairburn.
District No. A, Fall River ~County-Ellis
T: Pierce, Hot Springs.
District No. As, Pennington County-P.
Daley, Hill City; Charles Hamm. Farm
ingdale.
District Nc. 46. Meade County-f,harles
l.. Polk. Sturgis.
District No. Al, Butte County-william
Fl. Galssie, Belle Fourche.
District No. As, Lawrence County Rob-
ers e. lays, Deadwo1d Alex "A. Moonie
sell, Spearfish.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-11-14

In the Third district Davis election
is claimed by not less than $500,
based on incomplete returns from all
the counties. Goodhue county alone
gave Davis $500 over kolars. His
own county of Nicollet reports a ma
jority of 1887; Carver, $50, and Rice,
incomplete, 964. Kolars carried Scott
county by 1887.
Early returns from Chisago and
Washington counties added to the
2.SO4 he received in Ramsey county,
give Congressman Stevens 5,504 ma
jority.
In the Sixth district returns are
coming in slowly, but the Democrats
have ceased to claim the election OF
Dubois, and the Republicans claim
Buckman's majority will not be less
than 1900.
In the Seventh district Volstad has
had it practically all his OWE way. His
majority will be in the neighborhood
of 5000.
In the Eighth district the Democrats
concede Bede's election by 1000, and
it is probable that he will have not
less than 5000.
Halvor STEVENSON. in the Ninth dis.
trict, will run about 5000 votes ahead
Of his opponents. He has polled a big
vote in all of the counties. In Polk
county, the home of both STEVENSON
and McKinnon, Moen, the Populist
candidate from Norman county, polled
1000 more votes than McKinnon, and
Stevenson received nearly 1000 more
votes than both together. The vote
stood: Stevenson, $500; McKinnon,
500; Moen, 1900.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-11-14
CONFESSION IN GoE5EL CASE.
Youtsey, Now Serving Life Sentences
Said to Have Made One.

Frankfort, KY, Nov. 12.-That hen'
ry Youtsey, the Campbell county man
convicted Of completely in the murael
OF the late William Goebel, and nov
serving a life sentence in the stas
penitentiary, has made a statement
concerning that affair, there seems y
be no longer any doubt. Inc s'a.
ment, or confession, as 1t is releflsa
to generally here, it is said, was maus
to Judge James e. Cantrill, VINO p,.
sided at the trial of the prisoner III ".
latter part of July or early in Angus
last. One attorney for the prosecuuv -
has stated that such a statement HI
existence, and CommonWealtns ~
torney Franklin evades questions y
garding it by referring the quesuous.
to Judge Cantrill. What the s'ss
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