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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By Herbert a Sherman: Il " 64th-st. 225 e II Of
Central Park West 25xlOO5 story h; foreclosure
sale Margaret al agt l. T Hart
Peckham. Miller King. attys " c orr REF:
Sos 25 IS. SITl 80. taxes. etc S 70
the plaintiff Tor $4,000 .
BY Vincent a Ryan: ia 7eth-st. $. 50 It az
Amsteriarn-av 20xI7 story dwg foreclosure sale
II Warner william Schneider ct al; II c HARDING
atty: 7 Morgan juigt So. l2l tS. costs.
s404 AZ etc. Sl528 40 70 II steele Tor 500
l. Wells: $50 2.7Si Broadway. 10Th
Sill s+xa0 x25x23 x1o3 an; h. with
foreclosure sale; Washington Life ms ast
StolI al: Foster K Thomson. attys: - T lngrahaIn
judgt. 1905 226 Sii5 s. amt paid
81 800. taxes. etc. s.. 900 %. Withdrawn.
BY Richard Harnett co dncl: - W l32d-s': 8
ave. II. story dwg h. foreclosure
sale + 4 Denis Quinn ct al. Ward. Hayden
& Satterlee. attyS = Everett. ref. due on 1udgt
s. s6 ca 1858 %: s5 10 70 Denis Quinn
I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18
REAL ESTATE
SALE OF CLARK PARCEL CONFIRMED
NAY BUILD HOTEL ON EN-
TIRE BLOCK FRONT

The report that the block front between Seventy
third and Seventy-fourth SITS. in Central Park
West, had been sold by F. Ambrose Clark. son of
the late Alfred Corning Clark. yesterday con-
frmed. B9ehm & Coon the buyers. The ask
ing price of the property said to be about
100000.
Plans are to be drawn for the building Of a
fourteen story hotel If these plans carried out
the hotel will be OF the largest in this city.
The plot is 100 feet deep and has frontage Of
202.5 feet IN the avenue Edward Clark paid s12e,-
$50 for the property about twentythree years ago.
Since then it has remained unimproved
De Selding Brothers and Julius Kuhne were the
brokers.
Louis Lese has bought No. 800 Manhattan-ave., a
five story double fathouse. with stores, plot
25x1o0 feet.
D. & ". Mullins have sold for Solomon Ryshpan
to Sarah Mury Nos 81 and 90 Division-st.. five
story tenement houses, with stores. Mr.. Ryshpan
purchased this property last week from the estate
of Neal O'Donnell
Ernest ". Eager leased yesterday part Of the
Cattle Building, the southwest corner Of Thirty
eighth-st and Flfth-ave.. for three years, at a
graduated rental of from 5000 to $1,000 a year
/. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for Mrs. James
O'Brien No. 257 West Seventieth-st., a dwelling
house lot 16Sxlo0.5 feet.
The estate of Edward Kelly has sold No. IL
East Thrty-second-st., q stable lot 2ox1oo feet
for about $4,000
The Municipal Realty Corporation has sold
through Douglas Robinson TO Charles s. Brown &
Co No. 103 West Sixty-third-st.. three story prt
vate dwelling house % feet west of the corner Of
Broadway and Sixty-thrd-st The lot has a front
of 10 feet.
George c. Clarke has bought from Goodhue 1iv-
ngston No. 10 West Thrty-seventh-st.. four story
dwelling house. lot 19.ox9s.9 feet.
David Stewart has sold for Henry Bizallion 10 a
Mr.. Cass No 30 Hamilton Terrace. three story
brick and stone dwelling house, on lot 1sxic
feet.
Esther w Chauncey has sold to John Reilly for
his own occupancy No. 327 West Eighty seventh-st
a four and one-half story American basement
dwelling house O a lot l6.Sx100 feet.
The brokers in the sale of No, los West Eighty
thirds five story single flathouse, a lot 19x
100 feet, for George Stratton, were A. II. Baumann
&, Co.
Nevins & Perleman have sold 10 S. Steiner Nos
and 649 Fifth-st. old buildings plot 80 6xS7
feet.
DR.. Nelson H. Henry has bought No; 50 West
ing house, on a lot . 2x92.S feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18
JOHN 4. INGALLS, NEW COUNTRY SEAT.

IT WILL BE BUILT IN CENTRE OF FoRTH-EI'Hl
ACRE TRACT-GROUND BROKEN YESTERDAY.
Long Branch y. J.. Sept. T--John A Mccall
president of the New-York Life Insurance CON-
pany broke ground to-day for a new country seat
at Cedar and Norwood ayes, near Hollywood. Inc
,eu, Mccall summer home will cost good sized
fortune Each of the seven bedrooms will be con-
rected with individual baths
The new country seat is being built in the centre
of a forty-eight tract which was purchaser
last July by Mr. Mccall at cost of Slner. Inc
,,eu, building will be Je0 feet long, with Is foot
piazzas and a servants quarter, 20 by % feet. A
sta HE 70 contain dozen stalls VIII also be bult
The cottage will be of Colonial design
Between Mr.. McCalrs place ana that OF filsna b;
lake will be laid An island will DOT the centre
Of the water. II is the ambition or MI. mccain 70
have one of the finest country seats along Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. Sept. 1.-THE official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day follows
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Sept. 1I.-CIosins: Wheat-spot hrm No ,
red Western winter No Northern spring 6s 50 d.
No California ss Sd Futures quiet sepiemoer IS
December, bs lossd- CornSpot quiet: American mixed
IS o1sd Futures quiet: October IS sd November nom
mai January. As lad Peas-Canadisn quiet Us I'd Flour
st Louis fancy quiet. Sd Hops at LONDON
Pacific Coast old crop firm. 20 1osGf7; 1902 crop firm
a. los Beef India 1o's &c Fork
strong prime Western. s6s Sd. Hams-Short cut.
~ 10 10 10. firm. 55s Cd Bacon firm; Cumberland cut
20 TO 30 n 62s short rib 10 to p m OBS Sd long clear
niddies light IS "a 10. els: clear mddes. heavy
- 70 40 no sos short clear backs IS 10 20 n COS clear
bellies Ia Shoulders-SQuare. II IL n
nrrn LBS &c. IIard-Prime firm. 53s:
American refined in pals steady. Butter nominal
Cheese steady. American finest white ass do coored
4ss Tsiiow-Prime city steady, 27s Sd. Turpentine-
Spirits hrm. 3Se Sd. Rosin-Conmon steady. As 30.
PetroeumRehned quiet. Sid. Lin=eed dull 31s Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18
THE NATIONAL CANDY COMPANY SIOCh.

St Louis Sept. 17.-Frank P Hays, bond ofhcer
of the Mississippi Valley Trust Company which
has the registering of the stock of the National
Candy Company, to-day announced the plan OF or
ganization 90 the company, recently incorporated
a., NON, rereev The National Candy Company has
a CAPITAL stock of 10000 100000 of which Will
be : per cent cumulative first preferred STOCK
100000 7 per cent cumulative second preferred
stock and IS 600 CO., common stock Inc eh'lre issue
OF second r-eferred stock and common stock Is to
he taken bv the vendors but approximately SsV.-
coo of the second preferred stock and approximately
$500 900 OF the common stock will be held in trust
for the company. to be used, when sod. Ior me
purchase of additional plants or other corporate
purposes. .,,z....-, ;r,,,,,,.
II IS proposed that board of directors include
a representative of each plant and OF the MlsSls-
sippi Valley Trust Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18
RRONX RTHDING PLANS.

Unionport Road, southeast corner Of West Farms
Road five story brick dormitory. 225x5o feet: New
York Catholic Protectory owner: Victor Hugo
koehler. No. II Broadway architect; N5,"
No 624 East One cumberland forty third-st, two
story brick store and dwelling house. 32x+o feet:
Harten Brothers. No 1870 Third-ave. owners VIII
lam e Hyde No. 155 East One-hundred- and-tuen-
ty-sixth-st.. architect; 1925.
Fox-st, west side. PCS feet south Of Westchester-
ave- two story and attic stone dwelling house,
63iaxs4 feet: Real Estate Corporation OF New-York
City. No. 1893 Fox-st.. owner; John De Hart. NO.
1888 Fox-st.. architect; 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18
TAXING Up CALIFORNIA LAND.
SECURED BY SPECTATORS BY MEANS OF DUMMY
1OCATORs OF CLAIMS.

SECURED BY SPECTATORS BY MEANS OF DUMMY
1OCATORS OF CLAIMS.
hurry makes the astonishing statement that in the
last few months at least 80 900 Of public land
in the mincralized regions Of California and large
~ nineralized by nature, have been taken up by
tr,s+crr sneculators through the employment OF
dummy locators. In the tracts thus secured are
included many actual mineral claims on which
California miners have located and have prepared
TO do the assessment work necessary to perfect
title under the United States mining laws. The
SPECTATORS he says, are not even tmbermen
They have seen that there is a great future for
mining, and that the surface Of California having
hardly been scratched over for gold and other
metals there are untold millions of dollars await
ing the owners of these lands in the future. Mr..
Aubury therefore advocates having the public do
main withheld timber entry in this State until
there can be an inspection 10 determine how the
lands should be properly Observation-Disclosures as tim
Der mineral or agricultural-and he Will move n
that direction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

st Nos III and 173 West for story brick
house with stores. 43. 2x53. r Fried
man. No $50 East I1ith-st. owner: &
SmallheIser. No % Park Row. architects. ..... 81
eth ST Nos pa and 246 East. for a six story
brick tenement house. with store. 45.5x9O 10;
Newman 81 Spfelberger No 1913 East Hath ST
owners: Sass q Smaheiser. architects ......... =
94th-st. n 1893 II Of Riverside Drive for a
story brick tenement house, T5xs7 8: "
Rankin, No il9 West 77th-st. owner; II Ander-
son. No 1.lS3 Broadway. architect. ............. g.
165h st. 1903 II Of Broadway for five
story brick tenement house. 20xiOJl | : PiCken
No 54S West i65th st, owner: Hauser No / p6l
ave aTchlteci .......-.-.- .:
1890 81, No 3us West. for four story brick stable
25N90, Z Graybill. NJ 32T West I2sth s.
owner: F 5 Robinson. No 80 Hancock Place
architect ....-......... /:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18
(oretlosul> sales.

WEST 121TH strict AND LAWRENCE
W Streec.-N4v York Supreme Court County CT New
York-AurNrfcan Mortgage Company. Plaintiff against
William H Rsdfeld al. Defsndants--In pursuance %
a Judgment q foreclosure and sale duly made and
entitled action bearing date the Al
day September 1892 the undersigned Referee n
said Judgment named viii sell public auction a. the
SalssrCcnl- No III Broadway. in
The Borough II Manhattan. City Of New York. the
2ath dav ~ September 1902. twelve O'Clock noon
directed Judgment be sold and therein described
as follows: All certain piece or parcel % land
situate wing and ceing the Borough OF Manhattan,
CTtv Of New York. bounded and described follows:
az7rnr at point southerly side OF one hundred
and distant hundred and fifty
formed o. te intersection
the westerly Columbus formerly Ninth Avenue
Street running westerly along said south
s-Iv sda 4 one hundred and twenty seventh street
Ave feet. thence sOuthsriy az rEnt angles 20 one
and tyenty-seve1th Street hundred and sixty
80 seven and inches 70 the Hortheastsry
80 ~ lawrence thence southeastern along sad
side Lawrence Street nfyx feet your
nortHerly On a line p4raiIel VIII th9
q Avenue about nnetvnve feet
to the line Of the block thence west
arsi1 parallel with Columbus Avenue ninety
80 Seven inches the southerly side OF one
and Street al The point OF paSe
q rSsfsd New York September G:h. 1892 ,,-.
Attorneys OR F'lal1tt-r 81
D. st-ast BOROUGH Of Manhattan, New YORK CltyX L
Tbe following diagram Z the properly 70 DC s01
a described above;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18
sruuFRs sTccEEDS HOFFMAN.

Police Sergeant Patrick Summers, who has been
doing desk duty in the Bath Beach station, was
appointed a captain by Commissioner partridge
Yesterday. He will fill the vacancy at the Hamil-
ton-aye station Brooklyn, made by the dismissal
from the force of Captain Moynihan on tuesday:
Summers stood highest on the civil service hSt OF
sergeants eligible for promotion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18

neighborhood. Only one family failed to heed the
warming When the water rose about their nome
the women and children were got out by the ponce
with only the Inconvenience of a wetting
1t believed that the dam has been weakened oE
rnuskrats. which dug the entrances to their hoes
far under the surface CT the water that theg
observed by the M2tchmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18
THE NAMES SPEED EIGHTEEN KNOTS

Washington Sent 1.-THE Official report OF the
trial of the battleshp Maine has been received at
the Navy Department. Her uncorrected speed was
1886 Her trial allowances brought the speed UP TO
L qs hut the board found other conditions which
warranted il in fixing her speed at eighteen knots
Ixhi Is her contract speed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18
co4L cOuPANT INCORPORATED

Try TELEGRAPH TO THE tribune
Trenton, y J., Sept. 1.-THE Cato Glen Coal Com
panv was Incorporated to-day with q capital stock
Of 81 oaoo0 divided into $4,000 preferred stock,
bearing per cent dividends. and $4,000 common
stock The corporators are Samuel Say!or, Lewis
Eoyles George T Walker and William A Baney,
of New-York and ". S Cofman, Of Jersey City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18

Abner C. Thomas. a Surrogate County OF New
York notice is hereby given 10 all having claims
against Charles l. Holt. late of County
declared the vouchers thereof 10
the ONCE OF G. H. & F. l. Crawford. No 60 Liberty
street. in the City OF New York. Borough of Manhattan
on or before ne sth day OF December next
Dated New York. the 18th of May. 1902
ANNA c. HOLT. LYDIA c. HOLT. ANN B. HOLT
Executives.
c. II F l. CRAWFORD. Attorneys for Executives
80 Liberty ST.. Manhattan. N Y. Ci:y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18
REALTY COMPANY INCORPORATED.

The Clinton Realty Company was incorporated a
Albany on Tuesday last. with pital OF s1aD ,0'
G F Moody, Martha L. Overland and D. P Col
Inns are directors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18
NO GREAT DAMAGE BY REsERFoIR BREAK
RESPONSIBILITY LAID TO MUsKRATs WHOSE
HOLES WEAKENED THE DAM.

Utica N Y. Sept. IA conservative estimate of
the damage caused by the breaking of OF the
reservoirs in this city yesterday places the loss
about s35 600 exclusive OF the damage the
voir itself II viii cost from 5000 to 10000 TO
nair the reservoir II is understood to be the in
1ertfon Of the water company construct a new
concrete dam in the place Of the old one. which is
badly shattered. Nearly two hundred million gal
Ions Of escaped, but the water supply OF the
city is impaired. there are four other large
reservoirs, all filed
The buildings and bridges destroyed were neither
large valuable. and there was no loss or HE.
The break occurred in the daytime. and the author
Nos had Time &C warn everybody in the threatened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18
PASTOR HEARS ANOTHER $50 TALK.
LISTENS TO DISCUSSION OF NATURE. SCIENCE
AND RELIGION To GET LAND FOR CHURCH
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1BUNI

my TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNEl
bridgeport. Conn. Sept I4-Royal W. Raymond
ras+or OF the Stratford Methodist Episcopal Church
who is earning plot OF land for the church pE
listening TO Thaddeus E. Peck talk on nature,
science and religion. passed through his SECOND
listening ordeal this afternoon. This second install
mont lasted an hour. and at the end of the term
Mr. RAYMOND was credited with $50, according TO
the agreement.
The talk was held in secret session. Since the
first talk there has been SO much said ABOUT me
unusual agreement that to-day Mr. Peck refused 10
permit any strangers to be present ms Is Pc
raI,se he fears ridicue the hands Of the pubhc;
and nossibIv an estrangement between himself ana
his family Even the subject OF the talk was not
divulged ro-dav by either the pastor or the chel-
list As result OF this secrecy there IS now more
talk than ever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18

rbe apprrximate Z the lien or charge. 70
,,tsfy which the described property IS . 49,
= sic rs 100 with interest thereon ron N "a rscs
Fiarbar 1872 together with costs and aIoNaH-S5
nnntnq SAIL 81. with interest from tAs It' Gay
altrr fG," together the expenses or the saIe
80 anrrcxnae amount OF The taxes assessments 80
rates or other be allowed 70 the puICaats
~. money. paid by the Referee -
and interest
lated NV rTE-TRY r WFSSEIsiNN. RetsreA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18
MARSHALL. CORNELIA LIN PURsU.

" ance OF order Of Hon. Abner g Thomas Sur
the County OF New York notice Is hereby
all persons having claims against Corneia L Marshall
County Of New York deceased present
same. thereof Subscribers thei-
place ransactng business namely the Office Of Roscoe
H Claiming No 81 Park Place. Borough OF Manhattan
in the City OF New York. o. before the 26h day %
January. 1919.
Dated. New York the 18th day Of July 1902
WILSON MARSHALL ALFRED MARSHALL. Executors.
ROSCOE H CLAIMING. Attorney To- Executors. 81
Park Place. Borough OF Manhattan. York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18

.tasv
OF the lien or chafSS :
which described property Is 10 be so- - Tu
1870 thereon from the 10Th DAY
1aOc together with costs and allowance aHou nsr nth
$3.50 60 with interest from July 3Ota lsz
O he The approximate n.iiiove4
taxes assessments ~ other liens TO be ~
% purchaser purchase money. or ps's "
Referee. IL $685.
Dated. New York. August 18th. 1902 v.serse
ARTHUR d. TRCAXs hss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18
f2Tth 81.
Lawrence 81.

Lawrence -.
The approximate aggregate amount q the PLAINTIFFS
lien premises interest. and dshue-
is $40 go %. and e and water
rates. S72764-
HENRY W. SACKETT. Refe-es.
BOWERS & SANDS plaintiffs Attorneys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18
VIEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ OF Mary Thomas plaintiff AGAINST t5ds-
,t,cL and defendants--In pursuance u
ment OF foreclosure and sale duly made ana s dsv q
action bearing date the JUN
- 1000 rhs undersigned. Referee IN SAID Jr.-y
ne1i named will public auction az hs y1nsh
No Ill Broadway. n tls
~ Manhattan city New York. on the ltn dy [i,srt
o'clock on that cay -
a RYAN aucticneer. the premises Greeted o. Al
and therein described a. loi-
hat certain lot piece or parcel OF land with we t X
thereon erected situate. lying and penis M PsSr-
Nv ycrk and bounded and described as foilo"
ming az point sastery side OF Wes Ed t,~hs,
F.eyenth) distant seventy u
soutberIv from the point intersection ot thS re
une NnetY-dfth with the EASTERN
sa,d West End Avenue running thence eastety
win and part or the Way
Marty hundred feet. thence soutaeLly
with the said End Avenue. twenty feet ths
a-Iy narasI with Ninety-ffth Street ana pdl s,s-y
way through party wall hundred teet 20 t
side OF the said End Avenue; ana thene - ro,s
West End Avenue. twenty iee' u ~
place OF beginning.
DATED. Ne" forS- aug ssRT9TR D TRUAX Referee
IEFFERTS STREBEIGH. Attorney for fia41--
Broadway. New York City .. ., "a sod
The following diagram o. the prope.LSo Vrsst ED
described above the street number oeihs 'oo w.
Avenue:
a5th Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18

York notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
Edward Schein late % the County of New York
deceased the same with vouchers thereof
subscribed his place OF transactng business.
OF Rsbe 4 Keller. No 25S Broadway. Borough
in the City of New York. before
October. 1902.
Dated New York. the 25th day OF March. 1902
ARMIN HARTMANN. Executor.
RABE & KELLER. Attorneys for Executor. No. 80
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. Nsv-Yosk City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank l. Fitzgerald. Surrogate County OF
New York. Notice is hereby persons having
claims against Marie Mege late of the County OF New
York. deceased to
OF. the subscriber his place transactnK business
the office OF Messrs. Choate Iarocque No
40 Wall Street, Manhattan The City New York on
before the eighth day Of January next
Dated New York. the 25th day OF June 1902
GEORGES RENAULT. Executor
CHOATE. HANFORD & L.AROCQUE Attorneys FOR Eu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18

Herbert Is. Turner. Plaintiff. against sophia
Weiss Defendants n pursuance q jGdg-
mrrt foreclosure and sale duly made and entered in
bearing date the 10Th day Or
September 1892 igrsI the Referee IN said
judgment wiIi Tut.c auction. az The New
Real Estate Salesroou1. " III tfroaa"ay IN me
Borough Manhattan civ Of New York on the It day
l. Kennedy &uctioneer te premises directed oy sad
Judgment sold therein described as follows All
that certain LOT piece parcel 81 land Win the hu
ing and pro, thereon erected situate y!ng anu
be rC IN the Borough o. Manhattan city q New YORK
bounded and described follows EeErncE az point on
rhe north hundred and fifteenth street DIS
tnut one hundred four feet esery from the
and Thir. Avene thence northe-ly parallel with
Third Avenue part the distance through party Na.
one hundred inches TO the centre me q rs
h!oc between hundred and fifteenth Street ara On
hundred arI thence saSe-y atons saI
crntr. line eighteen thence southery and asaI
psraiIe with % The distance through
eleven inches - the north
civ side 0r hundred and fifteenth Street thence
resariv along the eighteen feet 10 the point o.
,I,rs Of beginning more or less hel1S we
saa nreu.ises conveyed the said defendant SOPHIA
Taiss nv Herman Arspacker and size BY deed dated
%ovsnnher 81 recorded IN Section six OF Convey
-o-.s- ,bsr % page 395 December sth- 1s9i. sad
1880 and nine East hundred and fifteenth Street
ts. 70 the covenants uuisances and restrictions
in deed recorded Lber 1896 OF Co1veyancess
page e., SfS New York September IS. 1902
ia''N w. HENRY & WESSELMAN. Referees
,CrrS 2 R0I.STON Attorney fCr Plaintiff = William
~ St-aet Borough Of Manhattan New York CITY
-. street number 2oe East iiSth Street;
I'VE s'''V'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18

~ Of Hon Abner C. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the co,,,r
CT notice is hereby given persons hav1z
claims Mary H Knapp late OF County Of w.
York Borough Of Manhattan deceased. present ths
same vouchers thereof subscribers az ,h,.
place Of transactIng business the William
Wilcox Esq. NJ So Nassau Street. IN the Borough o,
Manhattan York City before the Goth dsy -
November next
Dated New York. the 21st DAY Of May, 1902
KNAPP. HELEN KNICKFRRATRrP
ADMINISTRATORS with the will annexed OF Mary 81
william r WILCOX. Attorney FOR Adrniu,.tr,
trices % Nassau Street. New York City. Borough %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18
COs1O. HERNAN.-In pursuance OF an order

OF Hon. Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the Come.
OF New York notce hereby given TO all persons havsS
against Joaquin Cosio. late Of
York. deceased. the vouchers tbss
the subscriber his place OF
OF Mes5rs. Valois. Griffin Hyde q Fsrra- AZ
Street. the Borough Manhattan IN ~. No
Of York, before 18th 10y
Dated New York. March 18th 1902 lex
HERMAN COSIO, drof7f
Messr.. vALIOIS. GRIFFIN. HYDE & HARPER NO ..
O titan -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-18

The result that the star OF BILLY" Hughes
again arose. and he nominated by acclarna ton
Pending the appearance OF Mr. Hughes accept
+he nomination the band played Hall TO the
Chief" and Congressman Sulzer, of Eew-York, re-
sponded 10 the hail When MIR Suzer reached the
point where the candidates heart beats in
Mr.. Hughes appeared. and Mr. Sulzer gave wav
10 him. continuing his speech after Mr. Hughes had
accepted the nomination
In part OF his speech Mr.: Sulzer declared that
Speaker Henderson had declined "a denomination
for Congress because he did want 10 be a
hypocrite" and predicted that the next House O,
Representatives will be Democratic by large ma
5ority." In concluding. Mr. Sulzer nodestly affirmed
that ne thought that he had done than any
arouse the latent
Of President Roosevelt 10 the enorty of the great
trusts. which making the rich richer and the
POOR poorer.