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New-York tribune., 1902-07-25

THE Lady of the Barge" is the title of Mr..
w. w. Jacobs's forthcoming book. 1t is said
that some of its stories are serious.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25

The forthcoming complete edition of Tolstoy's
works will contain much material not yet pub
lished. This edition will present all the different
readings which he has employed in his produc-
tions There viii be thirteen large volumes and
a supplement. containing about sixty small
books and pamphlets. Here is the story of
the publication of Tolstoy's pamphlets as told in
The Sketch:
Fifteen years ago there was founded in Mos
cow a publishing house under the name of
-sPosrednick" directed by NJ. Paul Birkov NJ "
TchertkoV, and Madame A Tchertkov. The
''Posrednick' soon ranked in Russia among the
first publishing houses; its success was primarily
due to the great and energetic collaboration of
Leon Tolsroy, a connection Of the Tchertkov
family All the popular editions of the works of
Toistoy, his tales and narratives. appeared at
the 'Posrednick," the chief aim Of which to
disseminate among the people the liberal ideas
OF the writer. Thanks 70 It's great development,
the "Posrednick' issued hundreds OF thousands
of copies of each work at price cheaper than
had ever been known. The pamphlets We're sold
for five. three. two. one, and even half kopeck
Besides these popular editions. the "Posrednick'
undertook others for "the intellectuals," which
included the greater part OF the masterpieces of
Russian literature and were also sold at a rela-
lively low price. The Russian censors for sew
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
Excursions.

DEEP sF,A FISHING daily. Foster s
DyV37.(423sn reliable large seagoing steamer Ang
ler regular boat run. run. SS'e a sSs. ana SUD- as
mer; fare. 7oci isoiee 90. ,b1xsEes "a
St. "a r.. 7:l5 A. NJ Battery Landing s:oo a IA sharp
B-only iron boat this route saloon
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25

A medallion bust of Hazlitt has been placed
on the splendid new London bank building
which was erected on the site Of his old lodg-
tngs.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25

Mr.. Henry Haynie an American writer who
has spent twenty years in Paris. is about to
bring out historical work. to be entitled
Paris Past and Present"
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A WELL. EQUIPPED manufacturing plant.
employing skilled mechanics, making
reasonable speciality. VIII accept "rrk az
hands enpioyed. sheet metal. light brass
work. etc Address, giving full particulars
RESPONSIBLE. Box = Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25

The pleasant talk in print which THE Spec
tator' has for many years offered to the readers
OF THE Outlook will soon be available in vol
ume form
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
DRESSNIAIIENG-

rssCUTTING and millinery systemau-
caIiy thought pays better than oiher
trades; night school. Monday NiII5Ss, Me1ngs1ay'
Eridnv. s. so starts you Nj DOWELL4
9IO-3lS 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
HELP WANTED.


Male
Az EXCEPTIONAL opportunity Il offered
to a middle aged man OF good address to
engage In high class newspaper suoScrlp-
ton canvassing: good weekly salary guar
anteed and liberal commission paid In add
tion. Address stating experience and CIV
ing references q. r. X Tribune ONCE
ATTENTIONi-Men wanted: by doing an
easy work you can travel TO England for
IS. 81: Germany, $40: and Africa. SO; also
free transportation, return passage. Al
LANTIC SHIPPING OFFICE, lib ist-st-
ATTENTIONi-Men wanted: cheap trip all
principal European ports. London. Liver
pool. Glasgow. Hull: also free transporta-
tion procured. Apply Shipping ohces, o
Clinton-st.. or I3 West-st.. New-York.
DO YOU WANT A MANAGERS POSI-
TTON. s2o per week. and a beneficiary
contract In addition7 II so. what is Il
worth to you: BROKER. Box 10. Tribune
once.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
billiard AND POOL TABLES:

Of billiard and pool
table,: high grade bowling alley tI. ouIl -
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25

HAMBURG 7AM ER1GAN LIME.
FOR PLYMOUTH RB0T TRCSTRAMEEUFO SfZ ZA41E
July 81. 10 AM F. Bismarck Aug 81 10 10 M NJ
A Victoria Aug IA AM Columbia. Aug 2s' 10 AM
" TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
Bluecher July 20 10 AM Pennsylvania Aug T. noon
Waldersee. Aug 5 AM Motke. Aug. H. lO AM
HAMBC RG-AMERICAN LINE,
Offices. 35 81 Broadway. Piers. Hoooken N J.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
BOARD AND ROOMS.

ST. ALBANs. 7 EAST 3isT-sT:
Rooms. single. en- suite; doctor a.:
private baths dining room paEloF HO-'
electric light. table board
as IRVING PLACE. ,-
Large and small furnished rooms; ,' tApi.
board n desired: by day or week. ou''Ns
summer months: terms moderate.
90 TO co EAST 6aTH-sT. Pull hotel ec-
coumodationa; light rooms. with n.1s
fast and table d'hOte dinner, ihoiuN"s
uine FOR sl2 per week Full value.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
Excursion Routes to the Sea via
THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD

MANHATTAN BEACH;
Trains York. Saith ST.. E. r., week days
$50 GAO 7:4O A NJ, 1910 and half hourly
from 1;iO to s4O 44o $40 $40 500 $40. 40 7;4o
$40 $40 $50 and 1880 p. NJ. Returning last train
leaves the Beach 1900 midnight. Excursion Fare
40c.
Trains leave East New York about 25 minutes after
time
Ferry connecting with l. l. r. r. Trains leave week
days only, ZOO 500 $50 A 100. 2:2O 3:40,
40 500 $40 p NJ. Excursion Fare, soc.
ROCKAWAY BEACH;
Trains leave New York. S4th St. E. r. week days lays
2:5O 4:2O $50 $50. 100. $40. s2O and 1880 P NJ
on Saturdays trains will leave 90. 2:2 800
ESQ P NJ. Returning last train leaves the Beach
IL :55 p. NJ.
LONG BEACHi
Trains leave New York St, E. R., week DAYS,
ZOO 1850. 1880 A. M 1900 p NJ Saturday only. 1:5O.
$50 45O, 5:3O $50. 6:5O 500. 1000 p NJ Returning.
train leaves Long Beach 1892 P NJ
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HELP WANTED.


Female
GOVERNESS.-Wa a nursery govern
ess for three children aged ?. and q;
German preferred: must have references In
this country. Address A. c S, Tribune
Offica-
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
CARPETS AND RUGS.

"a ROLLS Alexander Smith son nv Eo,rIi viii
..TT T@lp an quantities to suit at 33c.. 4oc. ana
Zoe per yard. also a lot Of hne ,T,I rqsS Ey =
sorted sizes. at half price BlGLE
HAMILTON. 10 Varick-st:. NeM------ NeM---
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SFFEESSPPv ATBLOCK ISLAND, r. |.

ISLE OF THE SEA-"
The Most Delightful Trip Out of New York.
Take the Elegant Sound Steamer
'.SHINNECOCK,"
From Pier Z. r. Wall ST., Saturdays
at 100 p NJ. Arrive Block Island 100 A NJ. Sunday.
p NJ. arrive at New-York 100 A. NJ Monday
go via the
NEW SATURDAY ROUTE
Long Island Railroad to Montauk and Montauk
Steamboat Co.'S Line.
on Saturdays-Train leaves S4th ST. E r. /. 20; Pier
l3 f. r.. LOO; Flatbush Ave. Bklyn. l19 p. NJ.
Meeting Monauk with steamer. Arriving Block Island
100 p. NJ. Passengers going by this
New York sag HarbOr and l. l. r. r.
from that point by direct Passengers
ing by direct arrive New York 100 o'clock
Notwithstanding by railroad from Harbor,
in New York evening
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
CARPET CLEANING.

j. & j. w. @llll9Ms
1853 w. SAITH ST. coia%Sa: dSi @SS
CARPET CLEANING. Established l9Io
w. WILLIAMS & SON
2lN w. 77lrH ST. Es5sf;I5:, BY T;s5 a;
GaRPET CLEANING. Established 1910
o-1ETIT- CARPET CLEANING Co
11sans by compressed air. steam. hand OF
- eoor. 1855 broadway. 42l East 4sth-S''
GnE 20 81 BRANDT. Tel 1872 3oth.
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0earhers.

EVERETT STONE voIe and Columbia, a,s ~.
a. 56th ST. Tutoring pupils residencs
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
EA,PLOYMENT AGENCIES.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

asD-ST., 81 wEST.-Exceptionally desir-
abIe newly furnished cool rooms: suites
with private baths: central location; near
slants. prices moderate
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25

Here is a Thackeray story for which The
| Washington POST is responsible
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25

HOUSEW EWORK--Respectable girl for gen
eral housewCrk In small family Address
CRAFT $40 East 2Sth-sr
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

SPECIAL RATE To UNEMPLOYED.
- words. = times. cent.
time rate. Ie.........3O cenfs
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25

Wholly fresh ground is covered by the un-
published letters of Darwin which will be
given TO a world always interested IN the man
and his work. There is a perennial sale for his
writings.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
MACHINERY,

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5oo secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO. EDDY. aes Madison-st
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

HOUSEWORK--By young German girl;
l. l64 3d-aVe
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LAWYERS.

vice free. SMITH & ENGEL. 300 Bway.
LAW firm, bank references. accepts all legal
business free until successful: consultation
free. Apply 1.l23 Broadway. Room Ill.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-25

COURT LIFE UNDER THE PLAMTAAG6GN.EIs LAA GS.a,IS
OReign of Henry ID. BY Hubert Hail. octave
pp. VI III Z. p Dutton Co.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21

1ls6OOo bushels; Increase passage of 1152 900
bushels The seaboard finally reported forty-fve
loads for export, and there feeble rally from
the low point on this. The mood here tonight is
bearish, and this possibly may be emphasized If
the official map tomorrow confirms all the claims
of snow.
Corn shows 1s614c loss from Saturday. The break
was sympathetic with wheat. Early the coarse grain
was firm and asc higher. Western offerings
small; local receipts light, only 12S with los for
tomorrow. The offerings by elevator people in the
pit were small There Patten support
the outset. Toward tho close however. with the in
creasing weakness IN wheat the selling of corn
became heavy. May opened at 6l5sc. sold between
e5lsc and 6S5sc bid and closed at $3.50 bid; July
closed at 6S15c; September. at 6212c. The visible
Increased 10000 bushels. There large decrease
on passage-2616,oOO bushels. Worlds shipments
were only 2231,0O0 bushels. The oats story was the
Western offerings; weakness finally with wheat
Early prices were &c to t5c higher; the close was
2sc to &C under Saturday: May at the wind up was
459sc and July 40c. Receipts were ISL cars; the es-
timate for tomorrow, 195. The visible decreased
S320 600 bushels The local stock 6a9Go0 bushels de-
creased 10000 bushels.
Flax off about &c. the cash 81 66 to 81 ese ana
the May 81 012. At the three points there were L!
of seed, against 90 last year.
Provisions opened steady on light hog receipts
and advance of &c at the yards. 1t was a small
market the list finally yielding with grains; pork
closed 20c under Saturday lard and ribs 1Oc to l247c
under The avera ge weight of the hogs last week
was only 204 fb, against 200 the week previous ana
225 last year Lard shipments We're small lard eN-
ports very small
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. Jan. 2O--The Official closing QUO
3uoIs fes mining stocks to-day were as folloRs:
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
IRr TELEGRAPH TO TEE rRrRuxE. I

lBE TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRlBuAE.J
N1aesFo Jan. 2o.-Wheat to-day lost almost two
fnH and dropped very close 20 the low figure of
Ae Thursday. The break Up in the dry weather
- - 'ns factor with everybody. Shows were re-
ssa generally. The Southwest. which has been
sihs most the drouth. sold enormously. and
80 Loss orders effected the rest May opened at
a. a. sod between sozc and 1s5sc sellers. and closed
re sellers: July closed at 7sAc. The official
for-et map DID not show much moisture. The
vr.s' however. predicted snow for the entire
az ffiyste adyiees began reporting snow early.
r.%e e'%e came from Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa
CO cther sort OF announcement was ignored
20 - were slightly higher. There were large sales
winter 20 Inillers, 10000 bushels. The figures
las a. 'aAsh inoiferentiy. Slearauees were small,
thar ppsnels Primary receipts some less
~. et year essooo bushels, against 73s 900 bush
-Hsfs was increase in the visible Of
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
UNION Trust COMPANY OF NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January I'd, 1902.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockholders
- for the election OF trustees of the UNION TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK, OF the class 1905, will
take place Of the Company No. 50 Broadway
New York Tuesday, January 2ist 1902. at twelve
o. clock open twelve and close O'Clock
NJ. transfer books will close January Goth and
f'''' JOHN " B. THAYER Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
financial aleelinas.
PRESSED STEEL CAR COMPANY.

PHESSED tATt
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
II Broadway. New York December Both, 1905.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold
o. Pressed Steel Company will be held the
22d day January. 1902 u o'clock the Office
Of company 243 Washington Street Jersey City. New
Jersey the purpose Of eectng Board OF Directors
for transaction of such other business
properly meeting. The transfer books
OF the company closed Jan 2d. 1902 Jan
22d, 1902, both days inclusive.
ADRIAN II. LARKIN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
REAL ESTATE.
OLD BUILDINGS NEAR THE AMERICAN
THEATRE SOLD.

The Bennett estate has sold through H. T.
Phillips, Nos. 25i and 25e West Forty-second-st old
houses plot 5ox110 feet to a Mrs. Jacops for
about 100000 The property. which is a few feet
east of the Forty-second-st. entrance to the Amer
ican Theatre, has been owned by the estate since
1886
Gutwilig Brothers have bought from Jacob
Freund plot OF three lots 75xsi6 feet on the north
side of 100 feet
west of Audubon-ave.. and from Bertha Corwin and
sd 8, an POd 1ee on the north
Martin & Bro. have sold 10 a syndicate tract OF
tween Eighth and mi Ninth sts Brookyn
The four story dwelling house No, 22s West
John H Deane has sold for Florence 5. Bache to
W. II. Bullwnkel plot. 125x1GO feet, on the north
side OF hundred-and-seventh-st. 100 feet west
Fink. president of the Hamilton National Bank; a
Blot Of f. four lSs on the Tss sdS Of
w b q F. B. Taylor or have sold Tor Tor Mrs Ma Mary
story. and basement dwelling houses, on plot 4ox
zoos feet to George W. Stetson, who has recently
TGmpkns s0S the he bgs9T gr Of SS 40 70 West &
omPkns He has S9a Tesod T the properfy
Klein & jackson have bought Nos 2o2 and 2es
West hirty-fourth-st, old frame buildings on
John ]. Kavanagh has sold for the estate Of John
story and basement brownstone dwelling house. on
NJ; Kayser has sold for various persons to the
Na9na and ISs n 9nd m so S and IS sSsn
story. hreproof loft building will be built on the
premises.
1: ]. Phillips & Co, have sold for Anna Krum-
wilde TO G. g. Jerger No. IS West Sixty-ffth-st-.
five story stone hathouse, a lot 25xi00.5 feet
Leo Hutter has sold a lot, 25xlssIO feet. on the
north side of ne-hUndred-and-thirt -ninth-st..
about 525 feet east of LenoX-ave-
WhitehouSe & Porter have sold tract OF about
six lots the south side of hundred and -ff
teenth-st.. between Broadway and Tenth-ave.. for
Henry Eulenstein and Nelson D. Stillwen 10 W. L.
Bull
The Haynes Company took title yesterday TO No.
rs Pearl-st. and No. 175 Front-st., from Anson
Phelps Stokes.
TAKEN TITLE TO IMPERIAL BUILDING.
James A. McNfillin took title yesterday to Nos.
81 and 80 Pine-st. from Henry W. Cannon and other
trustees for s6o750o The property is the Imperial
Insurance Company Building.
Edward T. Searles obtained title yesterday TO
Nos. IS and 20 West Thirty-hfth-st. from James C.
Parish for $4,000. The property figured In the
sale OF the Broadway Tabernacle parcel at Thirty
fourth-st and Broadway to William Shillabsr jr.
The transfer confirms the report that Mr.. Searles
was interested in the purchase of the church prop
erty.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
MANHATTAN HAS NOT BOUGHT MORE
LAND.

II was reported yesterday that the Manhattan
Railway Company had bought strip of land
tending along the west side of the Fordham Col
lege grounds. and that the railroad would extend
its suburban line to the Botanical Gardens. The
Rev George a. Petit, president of the college and
Alfred Skitt vice-president and general manager
OF the Manhattan Railway Company. said last
night the report untrue.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
TAKEN TITLE TO IMPERIAL BUILDING.
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Herbert A Sherman: 226 7sh-st s. So lois It w
Of 2dave l64l{x16s; story dwg h. foreeIosure sale
German Ev 4ngeical Lutheran Church Of Matthew
Schnugs ct all Rabe & Keller. attys; Walsh ref;
due Judgt So 10 6 COSTS S2 is: Sl25 91
F ] Schnugg S6,05O.
BY John T. Boyd 525 150th-st n s. 453 II OF
Broadway. 1ex99 II; story dwg foreclosure sale
Shear agt Mary Lewis ct al Shear. atty; Steiner
ref due 1udst. 81 600 a. SIT 95; taxes
ssS Az prior mort s14oo0 plaintiff for soo prior
and interest.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
financial.
To the stockholders of -
CONSoIIpATFD RAILWAY, LIGHTING & HE-
FRIGER ATING COMPANY.

A SUIT has been brought in the Supreme
Court the state Of New York by Isaac .,d Rgs fS:
holder OF large amount Of its stock in which an In
gnfi2n ~ 2eeto4s sas been o the sHsy and
& BsTpg gs%iy % e dse s Geposed IN
Manhattan Trust Company BY ne stockaor. o. @
Company usually called the Equipment Company = upon
company and from transferring tho stock Of the Eq9ip-
nent 0%iRanS % Boa5 of Directors shall have elected
By majority of the stockholders Of the Refriseratins
This Injunction was granted aidayts showing m that G
Hollins offered 10 stockholders Of the Equipment CON-
pany tne p,!r Cnnsny II Was agreed that so
the RI t socR Of the Equipment Company
Equipment Company should be elected 6Tessor @ sf 1 5ee
been earTied out aitough large the stock
upon it, the Board OF the Refrigeratns Company
IT, SUI being persons other than those
tsgse nonsl te Of the da1it made by Mr. Rice upon which
the C. was II 9tsqs can 4 Se 6 d orr o 10
Wall Street From that aaayt IT. II spPeaFs Lhaq nar
tcniariy those who contributes their money and
sock 5 the Rereerating COMPANY protect the prop
erty OF the latter Company and 70 secure ne eiecS ~ & m
entire body stockholders and the nominees OF
as59n the part stb Of the St s e
S e AsirKershs % @ & mntl March 20 1902 the annual
- stfa WI W & ao ,oeder o Of the p1uipment Company is
be held February 1lth and unless prevented by in
Junction otherwise the present Board OF o
the RefTrersng Company may vote upon the S STOCK & Sf
Of the Rsfrigersfing COMPANY and thus designate
Board of Directors OF the Equipment Company TO hold Of
fee for
Five OF the directors the RefTfgerating Company
whom the injunction issued have signed
special meeting stockholders for January
3lst Cor purpose amending Bylaws ana II is
especially important that the stockholders should combine
IN their protection before step is taken which
make difficult stock
holders 10 be represented by directors OF their choosing
Believing that this condition
Of
holders have ths request of
Of the stock Refrgerating
a committee 70 represent such stock
holders may choose be represented US for
purpose OF taking such steps may be necessary
pedent IN protecting their interests I'm the
In should desire your behalf forms
OF that be obtained
Office of Messrs. Lord. Day Lord 40 Wall
Street. New York City.
New York January Goth, 1902
WALTHER LUTTGEN,
NORMAN HENDPyRSOS
ARTHUR TuRNBULI,
WILLIAM BROWN LORD,
COMMITTEES
LORp--DAY 6 LORD. Aitorneyz sor the COMMITTEES
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

2o3Ss 3So ,so a lots 4ol to 4o4 % map AasS PARK 100.
io9754i64 irregular; AdsS Syndicate to Michael
7iss-st. No IS west. is1io22: Ros. saier to Jane
5sth-st No 81 west q saioo5 Ada E schoia o1-"
to Nelson # Shields; r $50 e5............. 5000
sis 6sass Nos ss p ss fna g Wss Nos g a'sSG sHs Il
ns Ms' snofhe2 10 9S, %I.'f2ss RsSdsT sS9 se s Lewis
LgRox-aye 4s9Ss, Nos as and 40 SO 2xiOo;
part 1uortEase %sIs s57 600 s si. inol.ol er,
&SSx.oI 9lSsE FfqRe!s { Thomson ]S MaTsaFst J
2n: sP caa5r ITFesuIr ss AnSn sS Stokes to the
fTSa5 % L To NS 10 ,.On ePrnsr .osa BgDs 81 Slip 2ssS
&, Company; i s. T5
eallaghef to Gatharine c Gallagher; mortgage.
44,h-st No IS West Is s. Amanda Tou.ey
iadlyaIslly and as eHseutri1. to Century Realty
Nla6e+ry-st Nos 2sl and 2se $ 4ozsa 4x4cxi '0Oo
So H982la 5fss S'gi@oG5 s5o r 1'ssS Well and
FsIr9 to jose Il FsFrar FaaASS mo4tgase dsAsS Ss
7tSCeve SCS R s. $ g 55 20 Il o, 3-: q lxs. .ots 1850
go. $500
stiTs to RSi4 Wiliam l. Bgll s. 8 100
zs5; Hearich EaIenstsin william L Bull:
s5.6 TS a5.,I.. "a Rde.
Ssth-st no 215 West 2oIssa Julie Fesser. in -O''
a!vidIaIly ana as executrix TO Harriet S James;
07th st, g $50 IT " Of shave a5xico5; Con
rad Stein to Josephine Stein. 5. $40....-.. Gift
sst * i72 fiS It Of Gs9 BeaIsTsTd 1ssaSss issioos
Madeline W Ayres and another. executors to
Abraham G Ffske and another; all liens I
66th-s No 81 East. 1SXiO0.5. Blanche
70 Seth B Robinson; Z 5, Sll 5..-.---.---.-..- I
Sth-av both 25XI00; Frederick
Feuerbach 10 Peter Doelger; mortgage $4,000;
Il S $14 80 ---..----.-....... 100
3ath-s No 233 West f2 6x9s .: William Page
and wife 10 City Real Estate Company; mort
gage, $4,000; r :. 81 Observation-Disclosures 100
16th-st 100 II OF West End-ave. 55xIO2
Frank f Wise and wife To Alexander Mcdowell;
mortgage, 5000 r :. Si+. 100
96th-St s. 125 II OF broadway 20X1O0S:
the Metropolitan Improvement Company
Rapid Transit subway Construction Company:
19th-st No i25 West 90 5x92: John Meyer TO INV"
William r Rose: 5. Si1 50..-..,............. 100
Mercer-st, 3d-st. 2Sx100. Edward Whit
ney referee, b Henry Corn: $ sac 25.... 10000
31st-st. No 202 West 2JX97 4X25X9T.6 Washington
ii Taylor to the Stuyvesant Real Estate Com
pany; mortgage. $4,000; r s S11 Is -.......... 1
93d-st. No 90 East 20XlO0.S; Margaret Fitzpatrick
mortgage So 900; $ So so. ................ 1000
11th-ave 176th-st. 134x351x1O6. 3xSJO;
John . Baker Alos Gutwiig; mortgage.
S57,750: r s. So so.
172d-st 100 II OF Audubon-ave, 75xS46;
Eva Freund and another. executors and trustees.
Pine-st Nos 81 and "a s. 1856 10 IT = OF Nassau
81 6x5Ox irregular: Henry w Cannon ct al
trustees. to James y McMllin; r $So2 go. 500
35th- 6S and 40 West, 35. 6x9S.9; James
S, $s5 IS -, 10000
Mayer Dlnee; mortgage $1,000; R $. S.. $500
Tth- ave. No 2,S71. 25x1o0: Samuel Jacobs
and another TO Rachel Levy: r S. s4..-.-..... 100
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21

No. Broadway, Now York. January II. 1902
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Maryland
- Coal Company election OF President and
ten Directors such other business may como
hafore the Will be held the ONCE Of the Com
pany. Broadway. New York on February 4th iss4
at eevsn A. NJ =.
p NJ and reopen on morning of February 5th 1902
- ~ a B. NEpHAM. secrAtA-H-
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
GUARANTEED STOCK.

I15a Int; psPioa. 5s4s5 Bid. IA.ta.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1902-11-21

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of Washington, for King County.
In Equity.
Charles II. burnett, Jr., plaintiff, VS.. Tobias
Mrs. Eliza Gates, Rebecca Mckenzie,
Naris Mclean, Charles Mclean, Norman
Mclean, Minnie Mclaughlin, Frank Nc
1-aughlin, Mrs. Rose Jackson, Mrs Jennie
Davis, Charles E. Mclean, Mrs. Amy
Louise Bond, W. H. Vincent. as adminiS-
traitor of the estate of Alexander Mclean.
deceased, and all persons, known or I'M
known, claimin gany interest in the estate
of Alexander Mclean, deceased defend
ants. No. 1868. Summons by Publica-
ton.
The State of Washington to the said
Tobias Mclean, Mathew Mclean, Mary
Prescott, Mrs. Eliza Gates, Rebecca Nc
kenzie, Naris Mclean, Charles Mclean,
Norman Mclean, Minnie Mclaughlin, Frank
Mclaughlin, Mrs. Rose Jackson, Mrs. Jennie
Davis, Charles E. Mclean, Mrs. Amy Bond
w. Ii. Vincent, as administrator of the
estate Of Alexander Mclean, deceased, and
all persons, known or unknown, claiming
any interest in the estate of Alexander Nc
Lean, deceased:
You are hereby summoned to appear with
in sixty days after the date Of the first
publication of this summons, to-wit within
sixty days after the 31st day of October,
1902 and defend the above entitled action
in the above entitled court, and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, and serve copy
of your answer upon the undersigned at
torneys for plaintiff at their Office below
stated and in case of your failure so to
do, judgment will be rendered against you
according to the demand of the complaint.
which has been filed with the clerk Of the
said court.
The objects of the above entitled action
are for the plaintiff to be decreed one of
the heirs at law of Alexander Mclean. de-
ceased, and entitled to 1-72 interest In said