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as she did not
, seem fierce, and as
she was small, he
decided not TO call
the patrol, b u t
concluded to go
ahead a n d wait
on her. Shoes and
shoes the patient
IN a n b no u g b I
forth; fine ones
and coarse ones,
high-heeled a u d
low-heeled, broad
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AS the latal WORDS, HNhftnhB lou nave
"No. 1, letter D. fell in trembling ac-
cents from her lips, fell CONSERVATION
took hold on the man before her,
scowl gathered on his manly brow, and
with the exclamation: Lord MOI"
he turned on his heel.
She would have pleaded with him,
entreated him to investigate the nu-
merous shelves to right and left, had
not his decision been so absolute, his
manner so forbidding. She looked APP
pealingly at the other clerks, stand
ing in row like so many wax figures,
but her eyes met here only a stony
glare, there a look of utter increduity
Abashed, at what she knew not, feel
ing herself freak, an outcast from the
great shoe-wearing world, she turned
and crept out of the store.
But when she reached the streets
and people passed her without seeming
to think there was something welshy
about her appearance, gradually some
of her confidence was restored, and she
gained sufficient courage TO enter an
other shoe store. Here she uttered
something about wanting a pair of
shoes.
"What size, MADAME" asked the au-
tomaton, as he bent obsequiously over
her.
Anything you have" she said, weari-
ly; "any old thing"
lie looked at her, and then beyond, to
see IL her keeper were in sight. But
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-04

Some highly interesting facts and
figures are embodied in a report
upon the affairs of the Royal Area
mum that has just been made by
representatives of the Insurance
Departments of Massachusetts and
Connecticut. This is one of the
oldest, largest and most important
and useful of the fratsrnal orders of
this country, its membership being
now about $4,000.
The report says, in part The
financial condition of the order, as
of December 81, 1900, as reported
in its annual statement, was found
to be correct. The financial con-
dition of the order November go,
1901, was as follows
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Pension Granted

A pension has been grantt d to William
Davidge, Of Annapolis, by the govern
ment, OF SO 90.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-04

| e s $ assurance
than she had the
previous empori-
um. AS an elegant,
d a p p e r gentle
man, the kind cho-
sen for the deli
cate task of sell
ing shoes to la
dies, came for
ward TO hear what
she wanted, S h e
somewhat timidly
put her question.
- -.
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Chicago
Female Feet
They Hre of quite as
Generous Size as Is
Generally Believed.

always thought ii part of the
stock Of lies that envious residents of
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-04

NOR sALE-FRoM % to 30 CORDS OF WELL
II SEASONED OAK WOOD. VIII sell by the
c0ld or AZ whole Apply to x. q ELLIOTT,
Arundel Building, or Il. W. DADDS, Clay 81. ~
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WANTED BoY-IN A. HARRIS CIGAR
w STORE. Call Immediately. 70 MARYLAND
Avenue fs4w
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LjsoR RENT--TuE HOUSE NO. Is MARKET
T. ~ For particulars address Eugene w, lgle-
hart 10 East Madison ST.. Baltimore, Md. tf25
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The liabilities are as follows

Claims approved, ready for
payment 800 ........ siOs. 500
Claims delayed in settlement
for miscell 4neous reasons
(26)............. $4,000
Claims in process Of APP
prevail (47) ........... I2s,OOO
Claims or notices received,
no proofs filed (I2o) -. $4,000
In suit (81........ I9,0OO
Claims made and liability
denied (o) .... 2I.50O-
All other. ...... 1000
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1A F o r r E N T. "A

one of those new SEVEN-R00M HOUSES,
mo. 30 aOa Martin Street; painted and papered
throughout Latrobe heaters. Range In kitchen.
Bath room. Hot and cold water. Kent, per
month gi2 So references desired. Apply TO ~
East Strsct. fSaw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-04

a NTIQUE FURNITURE FOR SAL E-CARD
~ TABLES, CHAIRS aud other articles. Can
be seen at ~ Market street. raw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-04
BOARDINC-ohAGEEE tH ST 81. s.

DROPOSALS will be received at the Bureau
of Navigation, Navy Department. Wash
inRton, ID. g., until ~ O'clock noon, Tuesday,
March 18th 1902, and there publicly opened
Immediately thereafter for Clearing Site,
Grading and Filling at the u. 5. Naval Acad-
emy, Annapolis, Md Blank forms OF pro-
nished on application to the Bureau of Navi-
CATION, Navy department Washington, ID. c,
OF al the u. 5. Naval Academy, Annapolis. Md
A. 4 CROwNINsHIELD, Chief of BayeaH.
March /, 1909. mt
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-04

- HOUSE FOR sALE-On Carroll alley and
E.M Market Space, adjoining MIR. John IL.
Iirighrs Easy terms ID. II, RANDALL. fi21w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-04

After deducting $6.857.43 for the
depreciation in bonds to bring the
same to the market value, the adj
mitted assets amount to $2,S76.l42.-
OS.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-04
WANT Losr. ron sALE.-

= ,.--E = !.
Wants For Sale. For ReBt, Lost, Found. &c,
not exceeding 4 lines inserted ONE WEEK or
les for - Cents and additional lines IN pro
portion-to be accompanied by the CASH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16

Then a few days ago the Trinity Building. NO.
III Broadway. was bought by the United States
Realty and Construction Company and the Law
Fers' Title Insurance Company. The estimated
purchase price for this property was a7So.0ol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16
REAL ESTA TIE.
sIxTY-FIvE LOTS SOLD FOR DEAF AND
DUMB INSTITUTION.

George r. Read has sold for the New-York
Institution for the Instruction Of the Deaf and
Dumb 10 client the property bounded by Broad
way Northumberland sixty-fourth-st Kingsbridge
Road and Northumberland sixty-second-st. con-
tanning IN all about sixty-fve lots. for about
$3.50. o0o
William Richtberg has sold the southeast corner
Of Seyenth-ave and Thirtysixth-st. four story old
buildings on plot 545x60 feet TO investor.
A. NJ. Baumann & co. have resold for Max Marx
the six story elevator apartments situated at No.
227 to 233 West sixteenth-st. size
40xl0O1l feet each. for consideration of about
$4,000 10 a client for investment This is the third
time that 4. NJ Baumann & Co have sold these
two houses during the last two months.
Porter & Co. have sold for Isabella Jex the
vacant lot on the west side of Lenox-ave.. p feet
south Of size Skis
feet.
John Peters has sold for the Kearney estate No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16

IA East Twenty-lrst-st. and for the estate OF
Francis ". Hatnes No 24s East Twenty-hrst-st.
running through the block 10 No 245 East TWEEN
tieth-st. This property has been in the hands OF
the present owners for more than thirty years
The purchaser is Jacob Weinstein. BY this pur-
chase he acquires a plot of 42xs2 feet in Twenty
hrst-st. and 2xs2 feet in Twentieth-st.
Frederick Zittel has sold for Lewis Wallace the
four story private dwelling No. 30 West Seventy
hfth-st.. TO Miss Hazelton for occupancy The size
Of the lot is 2Ox extension xlOo feet.
Ogden & Clarkson have sold for Hull Bonen
TO Joseph Haffner and Samuel Hyman No 4ol
SiXth-ave.. four story building, on a lot 2lXlOo
feet. The building has been leased to the United
Cigar Stores Company.
S. Osgood PeI & Co. have sold for Edmund L.
Baylies TO H Pell-Haggerty. a plot of ground at
Park. Corona, Borough of queens.
Greene Taylor have sold No. 8 West Forty Forty
house. on a lot lS.9x10O feet. Columbia College
The estate of Denis Shea has sold to tbs. Com
mercial Real Estate Corporation plot 45.uxi s
feet on which are two old buildings, at the north
corner of Ninety ninth-st. and Central Park West
leased( through Innes & Center, their building No.
% East Twenty -second-st for term OF ten years
The Campbell estate is reported to have sold Cd to
feet at the southeast corner of seventy-sixth-st.
and Amsterdam-ave. ~
The German Savings Bank has sold to Nathan
Adelsdorfer ive story hathouse on lot SoXIUo
and bg corner gs
G. Kornaherns, has sold TO Charles A. Con No.
25x1022 feet In exchange for the above Mr.. Con
gives No 262 West Ninety -ninth-st-, three story
dwelling house lot 20xlO011
James Mcfarland has sold TO Harry NJ Goldp s46
five story fathouses. on plot 50X1O01 feet
Jackson & Stern have sold to Barnet Levy NO.
S16 to 800 East Fifteenth-st., three three story
dwelling houses, plot 555xl005 feet .
Jackson & Stern have also sold to Lippman q
Gold. the old buildings at the northeast corner OF
Grand and Ridge SITS, plot 95X1O0 feet A SIX
story tenement house is to be built the premises
In exchange for the above Mr.. Burstine gives Nos.
go and Z72 Monroe-st, two six story tenement
houses with stores.
f. Osborne Smith & Co. have sold for Daniel D
Denny 10 Charles Fischer. No Is Nelson-aVe, a
three story frame dwelling house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16

tnoush II is rumored that the sum was considerably
hsher- Other large and interesting deals were re-
ported One OF them was the sale OF the new
we've story. ireproof apartment hotel the St
nuoert' No 40 TO 12i West Fifty-seventh-st. by
FRANK T. Smith for the Central Realty Company
to Meyer Grayhead.
Inc Trinity Brunswick and ST. Hubert trans
acuons represent investment of nearly 100000
Ihese deals Will undoubtedly have an excellent
erect on the market but the effect will be small
II Is thought in comparison what It would be
II the stock market conditions were improved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16

entitle him to rank among this city's foremost
brokers' Within less than three years SIR. Smith
has sold close TO 100000 worth OF property.
Since September Is ne responsible for the sale
of $4,000 worth OF New-York real estate. Among
the more notable deals which he made were the
sales OF the Beard Building. No 80 Iiberty-st.
for SI50.0o: the Wallace Building. No. IS Pine-st
for 100000: the Parker Building. and Nos AZ
"A and As East Twentieth-st-. for $4,000.
OPTION ON BROADWAY PARCEL GIVEN.
There was report current yesterday that an
option TO purchase No 205 Broadway a four story
building adjoining The Mail and Express Build
ing had been given. The details OF the transaction
were not made public.
NEW REALTY CORPORATION
The United Cities Realty Corporation was incor-
porated az Albany on November H. with capital
Contin ned twelfth page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16

When stock values are tumbling the realty field
suffers. II is said by some persons who have been
identified with realty matters for many years that
the real estate market is feeling. TO a large de-
gree the existing financial conditions. Why this
IS so can be readily seen. Soon after the forma-
ton Of the United States Steel Corporation large
number of the magnates of that trust sought safe
investment fields for a big part of the money that
they had received from the concern as profits
Almost 10 a man, they chose the real estate neId
here.
Their attitude created demand for large prop
critics and il seemed much easier TO sell the
biggest parcels than those which are within the
reach Of the man with a small capital Not only
did the steel magnates buy but they Induced many
of their friends TO do the same thing. There also
10 this market new investors hundreds or
men connected with various kinds Of financial and
mercantile corporations. whose business. owing 70
the prosperous times, had largely increased IL IS
hoped that the volume of the realty business or
last season will be equalled II not surpassed by
the transactions of the present season. While the
prospect of this hope being realized is becoming less
each week there is yet a chance of this being a
record year for buying and selling In the car
ryng out of plans for improving on an extensive
To strengthen this chance it appears that at least
three things must be done. These things are:
Offering Of the choicest parcels at reasonable fg-
ures, reduction in the cost OF building materials.
especially steel Orders and beams and making IN
ducements TO attract many new investors 10 the
market According TO many students OF realty the
sidered as indication that there is even an or
binary demand for large properties. The reports
show that business in small parcels. and especially
tenement house properties. is vigorous
are not general. One OF the brightest sections o.
the market is the upper West Side and another IS
the Fifth-ave. district. from Eighth-st. TO the
Highlands Of Ftfth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA SEASON I9os-13C3-

METROPOIITAN OPERA HOUSE,.
GRAND OPERA SEASON IoO2-I9G3.
Under the Direction OF MIR. Maurice Grau.
Opening Night. Monday. Nov. 81. az s.
OTEILO.
Mines Emma Games, Louise Homer; Messrs. Alvarez.
Scottf Observation-Disclosures: Mr.. MancinelI.
Wednesiav Evg Nov. % az 81 BARBIERE DI
SIVIGILA. Mime Sembrich; Messrs. Salsnac Ed de
Reszke Campanarf Gilbsrt.-ConductOr: Mr.. MancneH-
Thursday Evg-. Nov. q CThanksgiyins NishO at s.
Extra Performance. AIDA-Mmes Emma Eames. lou
Use Homer; essrs march, Scott Edouard de Reszke
Observation-Disclosures: Mr.. Msncnelli-
Friday Evg Nov. ., at S.-LOHENGRrN Mines. Cad
ski schumann- HeInk: Messrs Antilles debut Bispham.
Muehlmann Edouard de Reszke.-ConductOr Mr.. Hertz
Saturday Aft. Nov. %. at Ala TRAVIATA Mmc
Sembrich; Messrs- De March, Canpanart--Contuctor:
Manoinelh
Torrance at popular prfces.-CARAIEN-AImes Seygard
Fritz SchefT: Messrs Alvarez JournetConduetor: Mr.
Sale for above performances begins THURSDAY
morning Nov. % BOX OFFICE BOX OFFICE
RATES Tyson Co.'S. principal hotels. and az Rull
mann's Ill Broadway
WEBER PIANOS USED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16
HAS HANDLED IMPORTANT SALES.

The large number of important real estate sales
which Frank Z. Smith, the broker In the sale of
the St. Hubert apartment hotel has put through
recent weeks have forced the attention Of those
interested in the city's real estate transactions
upon the nrre less unknown personality OF TINS
broker. Mr.. Smiths modesty has caused him 10
avoid newspaper publicity.
The Important sales which Mr.. Smith has eff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16
THE WEEK IN REALTY
+, BRISK WEEK, BUT FINANCIAL SET.
ELEMENT NECESSARY FOR PER
MANENT RESULTS.

The tone Of the real estate market was some
-, better last week than il has been for a long
80 On paper II looked as If extraordinary bust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16

Early in the week the details Of the purchase of
properties at the northeast corner Of Twenty
siKth-st ana Fifth-ave. as site for the pro-
posed new Brunswick Hotel were made public
mat project involves an expenditure Of 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16

For other narrow measure ads.
see page 13.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
Noilce Of Summons,
SUPREME COURT. n. Y. County.-New Yorl

SUPREME COURT. n. Y. County.-New York
Building Lean Banking Company. Plaintiff. against
Constantine Rispol Antonio Galasso Annie'' Galasso.
his wife; -. A Lurdholn tenant F. C. Shorn. tenant:
J. Folkart tenant; B Schein, tenant Pasquae j.
bert Annie LAMBERT tenant: A Dehertach.
ant; F F. Brody tenant s. Berkmann tenant. and Mr..
Eartsingh. plaintiff being ignorant Of the full
OF OF said defendants Except the first two)
and they being DESIGNATED by fictitious
by much OF their known. with the ad-
dition sufficient description Identity the person
intended DefentantsTo the above named Defendants:
hereby summoned the complaint this
action a copy OF your the plain
ts attorneys within days after the service OF
this exclusive OF the day OF service and IN
your failure appear Judgment Will
be taken against by default for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Dated New York. December 2. 1901.
HAMILTON & BECKETT,
Plaintiffs Attorneys once. No 100 Broadway. Borough
OF Manhattan New-York City.
To the Defendants; Antonio Gaasso and ANNIE Ca
his wife The foregoing summons IS served
you by publication pursuant to an order OF ths Hon
David Levenrtt the Justices OF the Supreme Court
OF the State Of New York dated the 18th day Of Dece1
her 1901. fled that day with the complaint IN
oce Clerk Of New York County at the County
Court House the Borough OF Manhattan in the City
County OF New York.
Dated December 10. 1901
HAMILTON & BECKETT.
Plaintiffs Attorneys, 100 Broadway. Borough OF Manhat
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.


By William NJ Ryan: " 167th-s- > 4 f1ssE, =. a.
OF Amsterdam-ave I91Izx1Si I1xId sx12o41: stor]-
Ok dwg n; foreclosure SALE Luther Hamilton
Lucy Benj ct al II Bsnu atty; Elihu Frost ref:
due tudst s6So5 80; taxes etc slS3
adjourned TO January Il: Isl Lenox-ave T5s Il or
l24thst lssx75 three story brick dwg h with
story frame bldg rear; sale: George c
Currier agt Jeremiah Flanagan William II Stock
Wei atty; Arthur D Truax. ref due on tudx- sl527O
costs. So+ taxes, S6S6 "a withdrawn;
ST. ; 40 Il OF Parkavs. 25x1001 II: story h.
MIA stoFes foreclosure sale James Stokes William
N'cKiaSS et al Cephas Brallerd, atty; Brown ref
due on tadst $50 $50 50; costs S4)S S5 taxes etc
10 plaintiff for 81. 500
BY Peter Never Co: I23d-st n : s0s It w Of Tth-i
ave. 5Ixloo1 story dws h foreclosure Eliz.
LochSQBe agt Maria Barry et al: Thompson Koss.
aLCys: E-linger ref: due tudgr SSS66 25; costs.
s541 77 taxes etc S1s2 60 Gregory for 900;
ave and lSdsr. "a 11x10O; fr bldg: prior
sS+aI o. taxes, etc. S4267 20; also I2f-ave
y OF 1S2dst x1OO. n bldgs; taxes te
stable prior SO subject tudgIs 50 5 Ia
taxes ETC. S46I rs; also 12th-ave and 134th-st
llxlI5x50110O. vacant.
81 +o and $4,000; subject tudggs. following parcel
80 IOi Il; taxsSetc. s. dc 81: also 134Lh-sI,
OF 2have 2oxs H. vacant; S63 Is. subject
10 Judgs together with above parcel S6
ure sale: Hamilton Bank agt Rogers AL Mooney
snipLan. attys; q ~ Van HJesen. ref due judgt
S13 9eS T3; costs, SAG 55 adjourned January q
BY James L Wells: 135 Z 125th-st. 4 . 100 u OF
2d-sve 2xse. II. story dwg foreclosure sale F
w Nuboer ct al. trus. Margaret A Eileoyne
NJ A Raymond. atty: S Lehmaer. ref dIs tudgt.
IS iv costs S302 taxes Sl4; plaintiff Tor IS
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10

A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions The Tribune
"A received a their Uptown Office
no. I242 BROADwAY
I'd door north of 3lst-st. Until 3 clock
Advertisements will received the following
sth-aye.. cor. 23d-st.; 153 6th-ave.. 18th
st: OF East I4th-at.; 257 West 42d-st., between
Tth and sth aves.; 263 West 125th-st.; 133S 2d-
between 10th and 77th sts LOGS 3d-ave.,
6Ist I-7os 1.t-ave.. near ssthast: 1o7 East
l25th-st.t soS Tremont-aye.; $50 3d-nve.,
4Ist-st; .S4 3d-ave., go BIeecker-st., 325
BIeecker.st. BrookIyn, n I-2Is Court-st:;
215 Sm1fh-st. Newark. n. J.-7o4 Broad.st.
Also all A. .. T. Offices
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
REAL ESTATE.
LARGE PLOT IN UPPER BROADWAY
SoLD-DEALS IN OTHER PARTS
OF THE CITY

John H. Deans has sold for NJ l. ana c. E-nse
vacant plot 10oxl50 feet on the east side or
Broadway 100 feet south OF HiIlsids-aye.
AcVickar & Co. have sold for Mrs H W. Berry
man No 50 Fifth-st-, four story nathouse-
Inc buyer or the block front in Central Park
West between Sixty-second and Sixty-third sts Is
q syndicate OF Havana men headed by J. A Del
Solar building 20 Introduce "Jai-Alai- popu-
lar game with Spanish people. to the people OF
this city, Will be built on the premises Ths de-
tails OF the transaction are reported elsewhere.
William E Baker has sold for E NIuuseu a
Co, to William Buhler. the i've story double nat
house No 15S West observation-disclosures; also for
Thomas Cunningham. OF Philadelphia. to William
house
w. ]. Huston & &C.. have sold FOR the McAruIlen
three story high stoOp dwelling house No. u
VEST One-hundred-and-forty-sev 1sx52xsel
&C Cohen Glanta have bought No II LudIow-st.
Cherry-st 2Sx1oS fest o No ,se' n 10 Is
are-sRd- thir5eenth-st. 27xIOo feet and have sold
John r. and Oscar L Foley have sold 10 Colonel
sIae tmFee STORY and basement dwelling house. lot
Quer TO Charles c. Edey No. 40 west ssvsntietn-
on on ID, IISe pS sfory ana basement brick dwelling house
leonard Well has sold to Samuel Levfr and
teneentP Sos N9, S S 80 g East Mn NHths six story
1 r. rank 14n l. Fisher Company has sold for A Jack
S oa mons plot 15x1o feet. in Bainbridge-ava SO
J. Edgar Lesycraft & Co have sold FOR rne
ssS1ats OF Hannah Conklin No. 80 West Fifty
dwelling house, lot IS 9x1O05 feet
,-Jonn 6ollWInkel has sold 10 Cohen & CrIaube-
No "a East One-hundred-and-thir -thirteenth-st a rvs.
st0ry nathouse. on lot 25x7s10 feet.
~. Milllam T. Finn has bought No. 4s7 East Hous-
ton-st, three story tenement housa vTiSb srors~l
on lot ax75 feet wen s'OA~
Joseph Yeith has sold to Miss Montgomery No.
rs East Fifty-sxth-st a fve story dvTsiIin ioT,s.
on lot ax10a feet '' 'ii"s "ouSe
haGe R9uglSs ss1s Robinson 3 and Charles Co.
~ SSot1 Ior various owners TO the Stuyvesane
81. No. 27 West Thirty-hrst-st No 31S West
5cs No 245 West Thrty-rst-zt No
@S west Lnirty- -secOndst Nos. 420 and 4es Eighth
so AVE- NO 2O4 West Thirty-second-st Nos Sos and
SS9 seVenth-aVe- and No. 325 West Thirty-irst-s.
isaac lntermeyer took title yesterday TO a rioei
5000 5000 feet az the southwest corner OF Eighty,
ley for about s112OD ~ -~~A-
Poucher Co. have sold No. 80 West sixty.i
nrst-st, and No. S4 West Twenty-fifth-st
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
Gopartnersbip Notices.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartner-
~ shin heretofore existing between George a Kesser
and George A Semel, under the A1m George \.
Kessler Company has been this day dissolved by mutual
all the rights privileges franchises good
will and assets kind OF
been purchased and assigned the corporation
A & a corporation duly
laws State OF New York with capital Of
which corporation has assumed all
ties and will continue TO the
importers of the champagne wines OF Most Chan
don white Imperial Beaver
street in the Borough Manhattan. the City New
York.
Dated December 10th. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-10
IRON TRADE CONDITIONS.
AossrE. Brown & CO. say:

'''sEfs, Brown & @. say:
sfs troubles surrounding the pig iron situation
nrabis.-- 70 means lessened- The transportation
grov gr'n mas improved slightly at some points and
;scss- "oIse Al others 4 large number OF fur
- ~ tne aggregate are still banked for lack OF
.SsN dirnculties. however, confront manu-
Eesx sIS Scarcity Of labor in mines ard al fur
ss.r. = beginning 10 be felt The frequent shut
h h, aaa uncertain supply OF raw materials have
gs.xS cost IN many districts, until the situation
~..-eher IS worse than IL was before the i'm
.s,I I4.sht n prices commenced. The scarcity Of
r.sr,n,roL ~ prompt or nearby delivery grows more