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The Washington times., 1902-01-15
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have kidney, liver or BLADDER trouble it will be
found lust the remedy you need Sold by drug
gists everywhere in fifty cent and dollar sizes.
Yop may have sample bottle of this great kid
ney remedy sent free by mail, also pamphlet
telling all about Swamp-Root and its great cures.
The Washington times., 1902-01-15

There were no religious ceremonies at
Lees undertaking establishment. There
will be none at the grave. other than
the commitment The burial will take
place at Oak Hill Cemetery at IL O'Clock
this morning. and Will be private.
1t is understood that DR.. Muir Will
The Washington times., 1902-01-15
PILGRIMS SEE POPE FAINT.
Holy Father Overcome When Abou

Holy Father Overcome when About
to Address Americans.
LONDON, jar. ia despatch to the
Chronicle from Rome says that the
Pope was abort to address number OF
American pilgrims on Monday, when he
tainted.
He was carried to his private apart
ment, where he soon recovered.
Vatican officials say his illness was not
serious.
The Washington times., 1902-01-15
ADMIRAL WALKER GOES EAST.
Seek. the Selling Terms of the Pana-
ma Railroad Company.

ma Railroad company
Rear Admiral Walker. president of the
Isthmian Canal Commission, has gone
to New York and Boston to confer with
the officials Of the Panama Railroad Com
peny.
The offer of the French Canal Company
to the United States includes a holding
of a majority of the stock Of the railroad
which the canal company acquired when
it began operations.
Admiral Walker has gone to New York
and Boston to interview President Sim
mons, of the railroad company, and other
officials in order to ascertain the figure
the company wants for its minority hold
ing of stock.
He will report the result of his trip to
the commission. which meets on Thurs
day to consider the French proposition.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

YORK-Anne ". Gould. Plaintiff, against Robert
Han and others. DefendansIn pursuance of Judgment
Of forecla-ure and sale dull made and entered in the
above entitled action. bearing date the twenty-ffh
day OF June, 1902 l. the undersigned the referee
said Judgment named. will public auction the
New York Rea Estate Saesrooms. No. Ill Broadway in
the Borough o Manhattan City Of New York the
twenty-thrd day Of July. 1902 twelve o'clock
premises directed by said Judgment he Sold and therein
described follows All that certain lot piece parcel
Of land with the buildings and proH ements thereon
erected situate lying and being in the Twenty-thrd
Ward Of the city Of New York and bounded and described
follows. TO wit: Beginning point the norherly
side Of one hundred and hirtsXth Street distant four
hundred and feet and onehundredths Of foot
easerly from the point Of intersection OF the norherly
side street with the eastery side Of the Southern
Boulevard and running thence northward at right angles
to one hundred and thtysiXth Street and OF the
way through certain party wall one hundred feet 70
the centre line of the block thence caswardy along said
centre line fifteen feet thence southward and part Of
the through another wall. hundred feet to
the northery side of One hundred and thirty sixth
street, and thence weswaTdly along the norhery side
Of one hundred and thirty sixth Street fifteen feet to the
point or place Of beginning. Said premises being
situated IN the Borough OF the Bronx IN the County Of
New York. In the said City of New York.
Dated New York. June 80. 1902.
!. c. JULIUS LANGBEIN. Referee
RONALD h BROWN. Attorney Plaintiff. No. $50
Broadway. borough OF Manhattan. New York.
The following is diagram of the property he sold
described above, the number being 1921
One hundred and tlirty-sixth Street.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT CITY AND
County OF New York.-Place Of Trial City and County
or New York summons ". Emen Roosevelt and John
r: sooseyet as Trustees under an Indenture by
William Ouseey Roosevelt. bearing
Plaintiffs against William Ouseley Roosevelt
l. II. ID. Roosevelt. Cornea l.. Roosevelt. Baroness
Cornela c. Zedlits. Hlda G. Zedltz Frederick
Roosevelt. Marcia r SCovel. and Roosevelt rs
Executor Of the VIII Of James a. Roosevelt
Defendants. To the above Defendants You are
hereby summoned 10 the complaint in this action
and TO serve copy OF plaintins'
Attorney within twenty days the OF this
summons exclusive of the day Of service. case
failure to judgment be
against you by default for the relief in the
complaint
Dated New York. Nov. 25th 1901.
GEORGE &. KOBBF
Plaintiffs Attorney once Address and Oice No 40
Wall Street Manhattan Borough. New York City
To William Ouseey Roosevelt, Frances L. H. d.
welt. C0rneNa l.. Roosevelt Baroness CornelIa 9
Zedlitz Hilda c ZedlItz. defendants: fore
going upon you by publication pur-
order Of the Hon Charles H. Truax. one Of
Justices Supreme OF the state OF New
dated the nth day OF June 1902 and filed with the
complaint in the office OF the Clerk the County OF New
York the County Court House In the Borough
haitian City Of New York, the day.
Dated. the I7th day Of June 1902.
Attorney Plaintiffs ~ & sc Wall Street Manhattan
Borough. New York City,
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK.-George Stark, Plaintiff. against George w
Of foreclosure and duly made and entered IN the
aboveented action and bearing date the 18th day OF
June 1902 Undersigned the Referee in said Judg
raent named. sell public auction at the New-9ork
Real SalesrCom No. III Broadway IN the Bor-
ough Manhattan City Of New-York, the 10th DAY
Of July 1902 a y O'Clock that day, by Vim
A Ryan Auctfoneer the premises directed by said
Judgment be sold therein described follows
All piece, parcel Of land, with the
buildings situate lying and being in the
Twelfth Ward CITY Of New York, bounded and
described follows: Beginning point the south
side One Hundred and TwenyseVenth Street dis
ant three hundred 900 feet westerly from the corner
the intersection Of the southery side of One
Hundred and Twenty-seyenth street with the westerly
side Avenue thence running southery parallel
with Lenox Avenue ninety-nne D9 feet and eleven QD
inches the line of the block; thence running
along said line fifty 900 feet; thence
running northery again parallel with Lenox Avenue
n!nety-nne (99 eleven (lD inches the south
side Of One Hundred and Twenty-seventh Street
thence easerly along the southerly side of
Twenty-seventh Street fifty GO the
point place Of beginning.
Dated New York, June 10, 1902.
LEWIS \. ABRAMS Referee.
OTIS PRESS1NGER Attorneys for Plaintiff. Ill Broad
way, Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
The following is diagram Of the property be sold
It's street number IS 126 West 121th Street:
127th Street
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
NETWORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

Of -York.New-York Life Insurance Company.
Plaintiff. against Adelia NJ Taylor Wooster B. Tay
Ior her husband Elzaheth + Peg Arthur Hurst Louis
TO the above named defendants and each OF them You
hereby summoned the complaint In this
action and d copy the plain
attorney within twenty days the
exclusive OF the day OF service;
your failure appear judgment will be taken
against by default for the relief demanded IN the
plalnt.
Dated New-York. May 18th. 1902.
EDWARD T. MCCALL. Attorney for Plaintiff. ofice and
postofice address. No. $40 Broadway Borough
haitian, City OF New-York.
To Adela NJ. Taylor and Wooster b. Taylor. her hus-
band defendants: The foregoing Is upon
you By publication pursuant to an order Of Hon Charles
H. Truax Justice Of the Supreme Court the
NewYork dated the 18th day OF June 1902. and filed
the complaint Office Of az
NewYoTi the County House. in the OF
Manhattan. City of New-York.
Dated New-York. June 25th 1902
EDWARD f. MCCALL Attorney for Plaintiff. of1ce
postofce address, No. 346 broadway Borough Man
haitian, City Of New-Yori.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
NETWORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

Of New York-New-Yorx Life Insurance Company.
Plaintiff against Adelia NJ Taylor and Wooster Il.
lor her husbandi Elizabeth F. Pesg Arthur Hurst Louis
Linial, Watson D. Woodward DISQUALIFICATION
To the above named defendants and OF them: You
hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this
action and copy on the plain-
fs attorney within days after
summons, exclusive of the day Of service;
your failure to appear answer judgment will be
you default the relief the com
plant.
Dated, New-York, May 18th. 1902
EDWARD E. MCCALL Attorney for Plaintiff. Office ana
postoftce address No 346 Broadway Borough OF Man
haitian, City New-YcrE.
To Adea NJ Taylor and Wooster B. Taylor. her hus-
you by publication pursuant to order of Hon Charles
H. Truck Justice of the Supreme Court of
NewYCrl dated the 2jth day OF June. 1902
the complaint in the office of Clerk County Of
NewNork at the County House the Borough of
Manhattan. City of New-York
Dated. New-York. June 9th 1902
EDWARD p. MCCALL Attorney for Plaintiff and
posoihce address, No 34G Broadway, Borough Of
haitian, City New-York. ~
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
BUYING ANTIQUES.
ANECDOTES OF EXPERIENCES IN GREAT
BRITAIN.
From Chambers,s Journa

From Chamberss Journal
Two recent examples Of this haphazard ac-
quirement of the knowledge Of prices being
wrongly applied were related to the writer by a
dealer from his experience during a run
through the provinces. This dealer, who is a
good all round expert, and sells to the trade
only, had been in the habit Of calling every
ham, person from whom he occasionally pur-
chased late bronze and now and again a few
pieces of china, but more often quite ordinary
trade goods, and such 'tallbOy" chests or
drawers, wardrobes and such pieces as, when
"beautihed" with inlald lines and banding, would
find a resting place in those shops where it is
always possible to acquire sheraton bedroom
and other furniture.
The dealer noticed calling at the shop re-
ferred TO- that the broker evnced decided dis
inclination to show his stock, and when he
grudg1ngly did so the prices of articles similar
70 those purchased on previous occasions were
found to be doubled. Upon an explanation be-
going 10 be done any more" and also intimated
that you chaps up in London must have mace
fortunes out of poor people like me-! 'What-
ever do you mean" the astonished query.
Mean? Look here, mister replied the other.
getting angry. The last time you called you
bought a cup and saucer for II, and the same
things, things like them. sell in London for
10 To prove his assertion he produced
list OF current auction prices. Now, the cup and
saucer in question were COalport imitation, and
the lot the paper referred to had consisted of
old Sevres. The dealer could not explain the
difference to the man, he was too angry at
what he termed being done: neither did the
former attempt to do so, as he thought it
not his province to teach others their own bust
ness. So the broker, through little knowledge
but no experience, imagining himself a very
injured man. insuted and lost a good customer.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

Occasionally one hears of apparently hon
est countryman who plants sham antique oak in
inns, farmhouseS and cottages to ensnare the
unwary; and then the prices that are obtained
after the reluctant consent of the family to part
WIN WIN tne treasure that belonged to grand
Hlotner, or came from the big house" would
gladden. the heart Of many poor struggling
broker who is trying TO earn an honest liveli-
hood
One of our leading artists told the writer III. >
ne had been had by q man dealing in pigs in
~ small village three miles from any rail-
way very quiet place, and certainly one
Where the victim did not expect to find guile
This countryman would have dover chests made
from old oak, taking that parts showing,
rottenness and age could be pointed ont 40 a
proof of genuineness, a place having been cIlt
out for one of the large old locks and then mart
~ hiled up, a small lock some forty years old
ntted' and half broken old hinges added to Sc
cure the lid. These pieces would then he ex-
posed in the yard leading to the stv as Inoueb
OF no value in their owners eyes, and the action
u VI the weather. mud and filth soon completed
the artistic effect. Now. oak chests with quaint
carving are always desirable pieces to possess
and when the artist who was in the neigbbor
nood sketching, casually asked a resident if he
knew OF any old oak, he was told that the mig
ueaier I,,: had rare old chest in his yard which
Away went our connoisseur of oak and found
what purported to be fine old chest decora ted
win most unusual carving, and having more
over linen pattern panels. From the postior ~
occupied, he imagined he could buy IL for a sov-
erelgn; but the owner used to dealing with mo-,
IN various markets. chaffed the artist in 1l,,ff
honest fashion. and told him plainly he had
thouSht nothing Of 1t, but he was a dealer
pig dealer-and sharp as any one, and knnv a.
i hTust cHap Wouldn want TO buy an old thing
like that If 1t wasn't worth more than he 1,,-lr 9
and so on, until eventually he extracted EI9 for
the trouVallle; and, after an attempt to extract
dnolher nVe shlllings for carriage. delivered a.
TO the railway company, who forwarded II 70
the artists address in London. When. in tbe
privacy or the studio, it was thoroughly washed
ana cleaned, it stood revealed a fake " and "
deaIer who eventually purchased it from its
dlsgusted owner for g. candidly observed that
ne had gwen very good price, as such thinps
cost from the maker when new and II, ,, lsS
condition for sale f4 los proper
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

Mr.. Walter Herries Pollock takes exception
TO the opinion of THE Saturday Review" that
Walter Besant never reached first rank as
novelist" II believe" he says, that many
good judges would support my contention that
on many occasions he did reach first rank, and /
further imagine that most of them would point
TO the very books which have in mind The
truth. it seems to me. is that he was decidedly
unequal. Possibly after he had attained great
success the very multiplicity of his interests
may, except in certain instances, have inter
5ered with the concentration that he wont
80 apply to his novels However that may be.
surely a writer of fiction should be judged by
his best work and if Besant had published only
fhe cream Of his writings. I doubt if his claim
TO a place in the first rank would ever have
been questioned"
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

The approximate amount of the lien charge to
satisfy whc hthe abovedesrbed property is be sold
is $6l6 30. with interest thereon from the 18th day Of
June 1902, together with and allowance amounting
to 1919 IS together with the of the sale The
approximate amount Of the assessments and water
rates other liens be allowed the purchaser
OF the purchase money or paid by the Referee is 500
and interest
Dated New York. 18th day Of June 1902.
LEWIS A ABRAMS. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

! r. II. Russell publishes in a fiat quarto
ffOpera Singers: A Pictorial Souvenir" by Gus
lave Kobbe. The text consists of biographical
notices Of Nordca, Calve. Emma Eames. the
DE Reszkes, Melba, Sembrich and Schumann-
Heink There is also chapter Opera Singers
Of Duty" containing amusing anecdotes. The
book is lavishy illustrated with good half
tone reproductions Of photographs of the diff
ferent artists in costume and in ordinary dress.
In It's decorative cover it makes a very ac-
ceptable souvenir,
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. seconS-bars
wood and iron working machines: fully
guara nteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. b. EDDY. 39S Madison-st
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
Books ano I1nbIiratlons

CIHoRs' manuscripts solicited. Novels stories
n poems, plays published asr .oItr,o
gratutous examination. LITERATURE riIrna n -,
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
LITERARY NOTES.

Mr.. Max Bellows asks those who possess let
tiers written by the late John Bellows. Of
lGloucester TO be kind enough 10 lend them for
possible publication. They may be sent TO Mrs.
Bellows, Upton Knoll, Gloucester. who will re-
fturn them within reasonable time.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03
ATTORNEYS. A

LAWYER rolicIts legitimate business: no
fee unless successful; consultation tes'
RUFUS c. MALTBY. 27T Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-03

136th
The approximate Of the lien charge to
satisfy which the above property s 70 be sold, one
thousand eight hundred and l0l00 $lSOT , with
interest thereon from June 10. 1902 together with costs
and allowances amounting three hundred hfty-three
and 41-1OO dollars 1913 Al. o.
1902 together the Of the sale The approx
amount Of other liens, which
allowed by the purchaser the purchase
money. paid the Referee. Is hundred slNty-hve
dollars $lt5l and interest
Dated New York, june 30 1902
J. c. JULIUS LANGBETN. Referee.
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OF the German Savings Bank in the Clty
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cautioned against negotiating the same II
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

Of New-Yo YorB.LNew-York Life Insurance Company
Plaintiff against Adea NJ TAYLOR and Wooster b. Tay-
Tor. her husband; Elizabeth Louis
Linal, Watson D. Woodward. decentralization No a.
To the above named defendants of them: You
hereby summoned complaint in thIs
action a he nla in
tiff attorney within twenty days after the this
summons exclusive OF tbs OF service
failure appear judgment will be taken
against by default for the relief demanded the com
plant.
Dated Eew-York. May 18th 1902.
EDWARD Z. MCCALL Attorney for Plaintiff Office ana
postoice address. No. 36 Broadway Borough of Man
haitian, City New-York.
To Adelia M TAYLOR and Wooster b. Taylor her hus-
band defendants: The foregoing summons
you by publication, pursuant order Hon Charles
H. TruaN Justice of the Supreme Court State of
NewYork, dated the 25h day OF June 1902, nd
the complaint in the office of the Comfy ~
New-York the County Court House. he
Manhattan City OF New-York. 30" VI
Dated New-Yorly. 21th
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Dostofice address, No 3i6 Broadway Borough of Me-
haitian, City of NeP-York. - '"
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BOOK BARGAINS.

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