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New-York tribune., 1902-07-23

Der sold at issc and 72sc, and closed at 72A July
closed at TIC December 725sc. OF 4SS cars of wheat
here, only cars were No 2 red. The poor quality
outweighed the large quantity. Primary receipts
were 800 600 bushels last years. 900 bush
els against $4,000 bushels; but the contract stock
here is less than 100000 bushels it looks as IL
there would be good wheat here until the spring
crop moves. The worlds visible decreased 900 900
bushels Clearances. $4,000 bushels. Export bids
out of line.
day. pork off 17ls to zoe. lard off 121kc to 25c and
ribs off &c to 45c There support. The little
holders selling now. the big holders began their
selling fortnight ago
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

cbfcaeo Julx % CspeciaD-It looks as If the rush
OF corn to this market over, and as II with any
important July left there might be anotner hurrs'
The corn estimate for Wednesday is only ~ cars
There were aS9 received to-day, with 81 CONTRACT
and with about $4,000 bushels contract from an
sources The market was lower early AS sooh as
the estimate was issued the July moved I'D from
e554c 10 671hc. and the deferred months moved up
&c 10 1Lc. Jnlv closed at &c. September sold at
sec and at slsc. and closed at 6lssc December
closed at zs8sc; May, 1896 Cudahy brokers were
the best buyers Of September. the July was NOT
much traded in There were predictions OF genera
showers Wednesday. The contract stock 4I5Ies
bushels Increased sO7 900 bushels The figures woulo
indicate that the bull crowd has alreaoy paio ioi
about 10000 bushels Of corn, for there are pie,'S
nearly 500 900 bushels here now ana the aaiI!S
Gates party has shipped out ABOUT S'Vo'"Oo "usis'
The cash market was a strong one, No. as hisn
as 6f1k. and No yellow as hisn as ooc' ENe"-
England took 1900 bushels Of No. yeiow snow
ing the Harris-Cates party is not sacrncihs its NO
very seriously. The whole market closeo nc "
NC over Monday
July oats sold at the July corn Lrice again. o'c'
They opened at eO sold up TO &c on the estifhate
Tor only e5 for tomorrow ANA c'oseo OF OOI.
The old style July opened at So1zc' aIi" o'oe ~ o. "
blhc. The deferred months were up 7se 10 lc' ne"
September 3fssc; old September. oDslc. Inc IN
spection ls4 cars with 40 contract lheie were "a
cars OF contract out OF private houses % 'a'
ably the aggregate Of CONTRACT osps po r1
10000 bushels II was not enough 70 Keep the 1uiy
price down rather showery weather map ana
prediction Of general showers for tomorrow
shorts. The contract stock is Jess thAn o'V' DuSH
els The Patten party continue 10 Duy Sep1eiiioei
There were 5s cars Of new oats this morning put
none graded contract The oatmeal crowd proposes
TO bring 100 cars of here from Jus MINIS al
Akron, Ohio. saying IL is more prohtape 10 seno
the oats here than 10 mill them.
There was covering OF July ana sepushDe' "hsat
on the moor grading The wheat market closed ssc
to &c over Monday. the July SIC over the eepten-
ber. and the latter nc the December Sep's"-
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
THE NEW REALTY CONSOLIDATION.
Discussing the new realty consolidation, The
New-York News Bulletin" says:

Discussing the new realty consolidation, The
New-York News Bulletin" says:
The new consolidated company cannot properly
be classed Industrial, though the Fuller COM
pany owing to the activity in its shares on the
Stock Exchange has attained a place in public
estimation a predominant factor in the con-
soidation. and has been cassed as an in
dustrial enterprise. AS matter Of fact the realty
companies will bring TO the consolidation larger
share capitals and immense amount OF real eS-
tate all OF il of investment character. The new
enterprise can be more accurately described as a
real estate developing corporation than as an IN
dustrial While the contracts and building opera
tiOns of the Fuller company the most extensive
of any of It's kind In the world they will be sup
plemented in the basis for the securities OF the
consolidated company by many millions OF real es-
tate developed according TO modern methodS that
in the aggregate yield net return OF 4l2 per cent
1t is proposed to effect the consolidation upon
lines that will make the S3OO00.OO0 Of preferred
stock of the combined companies an investment or
undoubted security. That stock will be a first lien
upon 100000 OF new capital provided for real
estate and construction operations upon about
S5.O00.OO0 of cash which the constituent companies
Will bring into the combination, and many millions
OF high class productive business properties in this
city and in other commercial centres, besides a
large amount of first mortgages and OF bonds
based upon improved real estate
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
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New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
REAL ESTATE.
AN EAST FoRTY-FIFTH-sT DWELLING
HOUSE SOLD

J. Pollatschek has sold for Henry c. Glaser the
southwest corner of Lenox-ave. and One-hundred-
and-thirty- -fourth-st, and for the Joseph Wolff es-
tate Nos 22s and 22S East seventy-sixth-st.. two
four story dwelling houses a lot 50x1022
Andrews, Bell & Co. have sold for Annie NJ. Grif-
fin No. 21 East Forty-irst-st., between Fifth and
Madison aves., four story and basement dwelling
house, lot 22x9S9. The above brokers sold re-
Gently to the purchaser No. 10 East Forty
rst-st.. 22xsSs. with four story building. making
a plot 44x9s.s.
F w Bower has sold for Louis Eiekwort to
Hugh Mallon the frame dwelling house No 2.121
Hughes-ave.
Edward Baer and Samuel Green have sold No 1s2
a lot 25x1O05.
E. Osborne Smith mas sold for John H Deane to
John H. Springer the northwest corner of One
hundred-and- -eg -third-st. and Audubon-ave., a
plot 25x741l.
Edwards & Co. have sold for Alfred NJ. Rau to
Mrs Mary Casson No. 14s West sixty-fourth-st, a
dwelling house. a lot 1Sx1O0,
Miss Anna X. Johnstorm has scId No. 164 West
Eghty-frst-st, three story and basement brown
stone dwelling house, on lot 1S9x1O2Z
Jacob L. Phillips has sold No. Us West Seventy
frst-st.. four story and basement brownstone
front dwelling house. on a lot 1SsxloOa
The Empire City Realty Company has sold No.
40 West Ninety -eighth-st. five story fathouse,
on a lot 25x1O011.
Porter & Co have sold for the Hamilton Bank a
plot 75x1O0 on the south side of One-hundred-and-
thirty 100 feet west Of Twelfth ave.
Henrietta G. Thompson has sold No 2H West
One-hundred and twenty -ninth-st, three story
dwelling house. lot 1S.9x9911.
John A Prigge is reported to have sold No. 22Ol
Fifth-ave., five story iathouse on lot 2Sx75.
Henry c. Glaser has sold No. Az Lenox-ave'
southwest corner of One-hundred-and thirty
fourth-st five story athouse, with store, on lot
25x10O
Pfeifer & Anger have sold to D. F. Crater the
plot. 7911x70, at the southwest corner OF Wads-
worth-ave. and One-hundred- and-eig hty-n1th-st-
George B. Gillie has sold for Max Marx the plot
1OOx35 at the northwest corner OF Amsterdan1-aVe
and Observation-Disclosures -thrd-St.
George B. Gillie has sold for Frederick Biehl No
21l West and-thiTty-thtrd-st, three
story and basement dwelling house. lot 2OxSS H.
Alfred NJ Rau has sold to Mary Casson No l49
West Sixty-fourth-st.. a four story and basement
dwelling house. on lot 1SXlO0.5-
Herbert A. Sherman has sold for Isabella Bayard
and Sadie Bayard the four story brownstone build
ing No 14S West FOrtyhfth-st, on lot l6SXlOO feet
The recently published statement that Mrs. Nor
man L. Munro had sold her Long Branch estate,
Normahurst, appeared TO have been somewhat
prema turely made AS yet definite contract for
its sale has been cOnsummated
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23

~ YORK.-AnnIe W. Gould. Plaintir. against Robert
Defendants-In pursuance OF Judgment
OF forecIa-urs sale made and entered in the
entitled action and bearing date the twentynft
day o. June, 1902 undersigned. the referee In
said Judgment named will public auction.
York Real Estate Salesrooms No III broadway. In
tweuty-third OF July. 1902 twelve o'clock noon
premises said Judgment 70 be sold and therein
land with the buildings and improvements thereon
erected situate lying and being in the Twenty-third
the City Of New York and bounded and deseoed
follows wit: Beginning at point on the northery
side One hunGIed and hirty-sxth Street distant four
feet and ten cne-hundredths OF foor
easterly the point OF intersection Of the norney
the eastery side Of the southern
Boulevard and running thence northwardy at right angles
and thrty-sixth street and part or the
through certain party wall one hundred Iees 70
the block; thence eastwardly along said
line esn feet thence soTthwardly and part OF
through another party wall one hundred feee 20
the nOrtherly side Of One hundred and thirtysixsn
westwardly along the northsrly SIDE
hundred and thirtoixth Street fifteen test to the
point or place beginning. said premises being
situated Borough % the Bronx in the County OF
New York. IN the said City New York
Dated. New York June 30. 1902
J. .. JULIUS LANGBE1N. Referee.
RONALD x. BROWN, Attorney for Plaintiff. No $50
broadway, borough OF Manhattan. New York.
following a diagram OF the property sold
above the street. number being 1Ol East
one hundred and thirty-sixth Street.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23

- YORK.-Bayard Tuckerman and Paul Tuekerman.
individually end a Trustees under the last VIII and
Testament of Lucius Tuckerman deceased. Plaintiffs
Davidson. Leopold Weiss Isaac Byn.
Nathan Blyn jacob Blyn and Henry Blyn. composing
the firm OF J. Blyn & sons, and Franz Junge. samuel
SHERMAN Andrew J. Bates and Jerome Bates Moritz
Weiss and Bi- Weiss his wife. The j. E. Llnde Paper
Company Hany Weiss. wife OF the said Leopold
Weiss. Defendants. Amended Summons. Plaintiffs de-
sire the County OF New York. To the
above named Defendants You are hereby summoned to
the complaint this action. and TO serve a
copy OF answer on the PLAINTIFFS attorney within
twenty service OF this exclusive
OF the day OF service, OF your failure TO
appear answer judgment will be taken against you
by the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated New York. May 18th, 1902
CHALMERS WOOD, Plaintiffs Attorney. once ana POST
Office Address. No. Ill Broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian New York City.
To the Defendant Salomon DAVIDSON
The foregoing is served upon you by publi-
pursuant o order OF the Hon John Proctor
Clarke. Justice OF the Supreme Court Of the state Of
York dated OF June 1902. and lled with
the compliant the Office Of the Clerk Of the County OF
New County Court House IN said county
Dated New York. June 10th. 1907
CHALMERS WOOD. Plaintiffs Attorney. Ill Broadway.
YOrx
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
Il5th 81,

The approximate amount OF the Lien or charge to satisfy
SIS e5e 20O with interest thereon from the znd day
1892 together with costs and allowance amount
ing 20 $3.50 O5-I0O interest from June 11h. 1902
together with the OF the sale The apprxrats
amount assessments. other liens. which
purchaser out OF the purchase money!
paid by he Referee. IS SS31 st-lOO and interest
Dated New York July Ith, 1902 -
MAURICE B. BLUMENTHAL. Rsteree-
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
NEW YORK SUPREME CoURT-TRIAL

~ Desred In New York County-Bentamin L. Turner,
Plaintiff, against Frederick U. wright and J. A. Lyon
Garfield transactng business Wright & Garfield. De-
PENDANTS the above named defendants and
each OF them You are hereby summoned 70 answer the
on tie PLAINTIFFS Attorney within twenty days
~ thts exclusive OF the day
service and in case OF failure TO appear or
answer Judgment will taken against by default
for the relief demanded l the complaint
Dated York. June Goth. ls-
RENO r RIIIINCSTON Plaintiffs Attorney. Once ana
Post Ofics address broadway Borough OF Man
haitian, city OF New YORK
To the defendants Frederick U. Wright and A Lyon
Garheid ana esch NJ them: The foregoing summons
served upon you by publication pursuant 70 an order
Hon Charles II Truax OF the Justices OF the
supreme Court OF the OF New York dated 2srd
day OF June. 1902 and filed win e complaint in the
Office o the Clerk OF the County OF New York.
Dated New York. ~, leu-
RENO r. RII.IINGTON Attorney for Plaintiff ono.
and Post once Address. "A Broadway. Borough Of
Manhattan. City OF New y
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
19sth 81.

y
The Approximate the lien OF charge TO
satisfy which The above property Is TO 5s So sSld Is one
thousand eight hundred and lO-IOo
there1n from l9 1902 ogetneE VITA costs
and allowances amounting three hundred MY -tnEee
and 4I-OO dollars fSSa 4 with from June 25
1902 OF the sale The approx
mat other liens. which
the purchaser out OF the purehase
paid the Referee Is one hundred si&Ny-nNs
dollars Cs1651 and interest.
Dated New York. June 80. 1902.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- York;. Estele Depeyster and Mary Justine De-
Of the Anti-NuptaI Settlement OF
Johnston l. Depeyster and julia Anna Dspeyster his
wife, Plaintiffs, against Abraham Mchelsohn Bessie
Michelsohn wife Of Abraham Michelsohn Ohe said first
Of Bessie being fictitious. the true name Of the
the plantn Moses Musner Isaac Musliner and Isaiah
OF Joseph Musliner s. CO.. Joseph NJ. Delaney Moses
Shapiro Edward r. Ladew and Joseph H. Ladew. indi-
vdualy and cOpartners doing business under the rm
and style OF Fayerweather Ladew; Barnet Levy.
Julius Robinson Robert Robinson Hyman Lerber Joseph
Greene. Samuel Roth Charles Levitt, Nathan Levitt
Samuel Victor. Mendel Schwartz. DefendantS.Trta de-
sired New York County Summons. To the above
named defendants: You hereby summoned
!he complaint in this action and to serve OF
answer the plaintiffs attorney, within twenty days
after the service OF this exclusive OF the day OF
Judgment will be against you by default for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated New York. May 9th, 1902
MAYER KRONACHER, Attorney for Plaintiffs. ONCE
and 2. o. Address. 256 Broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian, n. Y City.
To above named Defendants. Abraham Michesohn.
Bessie Michesohn wife Of Abraham Micheohn, the said
FIRST OF Bessie being fictitious the OF the
wife OF the said Abraham Michesohn being unknown 70
plaintiffs: The foregoing summons is served upon
by publication pursuant TO Order Of the Honorable
State OF New York dated the twenyfourth day OF June
1902 that day filed with the Complaint. IN the
Office Clerk OF the County Of New York. the
New York Court House in the City OF New York
York. June 4th. 1892
MAYER KRONACHER. Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23

The approximate amount Of the lien charge 10 satisfy
which the above described property Is be Sold is
S. eco 90 with interest thereon from the ID day Of July
sS45.s2 with interest thereon from July Is 1907
geth expenses OF The
the other
TO be allowed the purchaser purchase
money paid the referee Tax S224 IL
with interest: 1901 S3 3. with
Lafayette Boulevard. $1,000.
est for opening hist Street. S56S7.
wILBER MCBRIDE Rersre.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
forerlpsule 9aies.


+ l. L
~ Of New York-Siron r. and David Hoch-
surviving Executors OF the Last VIII and
We'll. deceased. Plaintiffs.
and others. Defendents-In Of
Judgment OF Foreclosure and sale. duly made and
entered in the abOveentted action, bearing date
day June 1902. the undersigned. the Referee
the New York Estate SalesroOm. No III Broadway
the Borough Manhattan. City % New York.
3Ist July 1902 II o'clock noon. that day.
r AUctoneer, the premises directed
Judgment be sold. and therein described fol-
certain piece. parcel Of land.
improvements thereon erected situate.
lying and being In the Borough Of Manhattan City.
County and State OF New York. and bounded and de-
scrihed follows. Beginning the northerly side OF
One hundred and fifteenth Street distant two hundred
forty-hve feet westerly from the westerly side OF
Seventh Avenue thence westerly along One hundred and
fifteenth street feet; thence nOrthery parallel
party wall between dwelling house hereby conveyed and
the dwelling house the lot adjoining the westerly
side thereof hundred eleven inches 70 the eente
line or the block between One hundred and fifteenth and
One hundred sixteenth Streets thence eassry along
parallel with hundred and fifteenth
Street feet thence sOuhery parallel with Seventh
Avenue partly through the centre OF wall between
the dwelling house hereby conveyed and dwelling house
lot adjoining easerly side thereof one hundred feet
eleven inches the northery side OF One hundred and
fifteenth Street 20 the point place OF beginning
MAURICE B. BLUBfENTHAI. Referee
DAVID MCCLURE. Attorney for Plaintiffs. % William
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. City ot New York
The following Is diagram Of th~ property to be sold
described above the street number oeng 2l3 West
115th Street,
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.
sAnd interest.

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange. by ths Counselman & Day
private wire from William p. BGnbrght & Co.. OF
Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23

TON D. C. March %. leo2-Man Catehers and De
Averers intended for the Purpose Of Efecting the
Exchange OF Mails with Moving Trains proposals
from patntees or their assgnees for the sale
patented devices intended to effect the exchange Of mails
WIN WIN moving rams Will be received at this Department
until noon on Wednesday the goth August 1902.
proposals must be made with specca-
TONS which be obtained
Postmaster c neral. II. c. PAYNE Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
STREET RAILROAD BONDS.
FURNISHED by William E Nichols Co.. No is wall-st1

Atlantic Ave LIST. 1909.
All Ave Con 5s &. 1871.
Bllvn Heights lst. 194l.
Bklvn B & w E Gen, 1898. .
pkivn City Cons 5s, 1871.
Pklvn crosstown Jst. 1905. =.
Bklyn 9 e. Newtn list. 1899 .
Conev Island g. B LIST. 1903 .
conev Island d , eff. 1903 g..
calvary Gem & @ 1st, 1907 .
net In Ry LIST 41zs. 1892.
Gpt & Lorimer LIST. 1910. -.
Srand 81 & Nm LIST, 1906 .
jamaica & Bk Jst. 1890.
Tey " & Fl Isl, 193l-....
sea Beach LIST, 19l6--.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
unfnrmisbeo Apartments Go Let.
G ounirp properIn for Sale.

GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE.
Large double house Is rooms all improvements stable
and carriage house: 10 land IN part OF
PLAlNFiELD. N. j.
45 minutes New York. trains per day. Must be
sold TO close estate.
rutland .S WHITING CO.,
Beekman Street
A VERY LARGE STOCK RANCH for sale with
~ without stock the land is all patented and fenced;
thoroughly irrigated and produces several hun
dred hay annually and Its improvements first
class respect. For further particulars apply j.
b. HOOPER. Livingston. Mont
HEALTH and pocket benefit by suburban life, For
details apply Erie Railroad Information Bureau.
1859 and 399 Broadway. New York
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moMTAyN STEAMBOAT COMPANY

MyN ] FUN . U GEIMTpDWNI gWUMFHNU
For Block Island. r. l.; Orient. Greenport.
Shelter Island, Southold and
Sag Harbor. L. I.
Steamers New York. Pier 49, z. r.. near
Wall St days, excepting Saturdays. 80 p NJ.
Saturdays / p. NJ. Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
will not stop at Southold.
ADDITIONAL. SERVICE TO BLOCK ISLAND.-On Sat
July and August OF the the
Montauk Steamboat Co.'S line will Montauk
l. H. II train leaving New York. Bath St. 20:
10. Wall ST., 100; Flatbusb Ave. Brooklyn.
l:le F. NJ. arriving Block Island at I 90 p. NJ.
On Mondays the steamer 'Shnnecock' will leave Pier
l3 E r. 500 A. M ret lrnng leave Sag Harbor at
500 P. NJ. Excursion tickets good only Sold.
going returning by beat 81 Going by boat and
turning by l. l. r. r day. $500
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Int Int.
! rate. period. Bid. Ask'd.
FERRY COMPANIES,

FURNISHED by william E. Nichols Co.. No Is wall-st)
/ Int period / Bid Asked
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Bid. Asked.
CHICAGO STOCKS.
Open. High.I Low. IclOss

FURNISHED by Tracy Co.. No. 40 wali-st,
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Proposals.
OFFICE OF THE oUARTERMAsTER.


sealed proposals in triplcae will be received here
In Il NJ August 10. 1902 for the construction of Boat
Rouse Flans be and forms and specifications
obtained at this Office T. the right
dress @ M, U. S. NJ A
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
Royal Mail Steamers

DED ID" LINE.
IL For La Guayra Puerto Cabeiio Curacao ana Mara
.a,ho via Curacoa-Caling also al San Juan, p r
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn.
6. 6. CARACAS
& PHILADELPHIA. A. Saturday. August
These superior accommodations passen-
se''' BoULTON BLISS & DAIL.Err
General Managers. IS5
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.And interest.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
"BEN HUR" PLEASES THE QUEEN
Compliments Both Manager of the
Production and General WAL
lace, the Author.

Copyright, 1902. by Press Publishing Coz
LONDON. May 1O.-(New York World
Cablegram - Special Telegram) Queen
Alexandra. who is an extremely pious
woman, was delighted with Ben Hur,''
which she witnessed this week. She used
a royal box specially constructed for her
in the middle Of the pit so as to get the
full illusion Of the chariot race, which is
somewhat lost II viewed from above. She sent
for Manager Collins after the performance
and said: 81 congratulate you on a most
beautiful production and / think General
Wallace deserves great praise for the
religious theme"
She rarely visits the theater, but she
said she would .f possible see Ben Hur'
again. ii
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
KUBELIK is TO TOUR EUROPE
Plays First Violin In the philharmonic
Society of His Native City,
Prague.

Copyright. 1904 by Press Publishing Coz
VIENNA, May 1O.-New York World
Cableuam Special relsgrzm-) Rubelik
has offered to undertake a European tour
with the Philharmonic society Of PrASus
at his own expense. He Will be the first
violin and a member Of the famous Bo-
hemian string quartet NedbAl will be
the conductor and the first onnnerts win be
given during the cnrunAtinn nss1zidea In
London
The town MN Of Prague has resolved
to confer a gold medal on HubeiIk when
he returns to his native city
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-11
Musical

The attention OF the student Of every
branch Of music Is so earnestly directed
Just now to the art Of doing things easily
that at the risk OF repetition ] Wish to fol-
low up In this issue the article which ap-
peared in this column recently.
In the mad rush for public appearance
the tendency has been to procure a short
cut method Of producing tone. But the tide
Is turning rapidly and the more reposeful
artists We hear the more We will demand
repose and ahhor effort.
The presentation of a musical thought
must be aesthetic. not athletic.
Many we'll known professional singers
have shown much physical work In their
so-caIIed art presentations hut ths public
a~pplanded because It knew no better. Now
adAys It knows better and even q great
name I'll not atone as thoroughly fnF the
faults as II did even a decade ago.
Thera Ia an "sAss'' wave coming with iE-