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Partition Sale.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
YSrk-Harry N. Austin and wife plaintiffs. against
John g, McCuilough and Others attendants In pur1
n e GTy bS91 9 ana s entered 6 in the a9ys entitled
s 8be referee in SAID u9sn named wiz SCI
room Number III Broadxay IN the County Of New York
on the Ssi day Of July 1902 al twelve o'clock noon OF
directed by said Judgment TO be sold and described
ssS ,Ii thereon situate lying and being in Beaver
and City Of New York. and known and distinguished
Daniel GaTer deceased and bounded as foIoSss
beIons5y ~ 'S sal street. ess5y o sTeSna now OF ate
nc G9 iS5 by ground now late bslonsns the heirs
52un IN 6 a9% Il 9s , Soqs s, e John
and in length about ninsty9ine feet De me
James Leary and Oliver B. White by sydney f. Morse
tieth day OF NOvsrher lisa and recorded once
and also ali that certain nsure If iesse bearing dsts
the hirtieth OF April year enc thousand eight
hundred and eShtynine made BY Henrietta NJ Hutton
Sturges Executors OF and trustees Under ths viii
ministraTor Of James deceased and Theodoie 8
A. White; deceased. FOR term years which VIII ex.
q Nine hundred SnS G nay o at fss gsy T
AM ana ana nsSaT the saseod premises therein mentioned
parcel Of land situate lying being IN the FIRST
York Westerly side OF Beaver Street with IN.
in front BY Beaver Street: Easrery by sroand now on
Northey by land now or lately belonging TO Mrs Levi.
and Westerly by ground lately belonging
Plum. the said lot breadth
Street sixteen feet in the thirteen feet nine inches
inches and the Easterly side ninety-nine
i to coa of IN and to the s IF Years ana e6ons N
the said tndenture OF lease subject
rents. covenants. conditions provisions therein
TONED The said firstly above lot being
freehold lot and known Number 20 Beaver
De sold with that Of the building which stands
thereon subject to and with IRE benefit OF the
mace IN the said lease whereby the OF
81 said two lots agreed for themselves and their
sSoES IN tit4e that they should
the said lease at their Joint and equal build
ana erect party wall the line said
w9 ots as specified in the said lease And said freehold
ana leaSehold premises viii be sold subject Of
he ground or store floor thereof Mortimer Hamblsn
Tor term expiring May 1st. 1904 reservng the yearly
rent or Fifteen hundred Dollars agreeing
pay certain proportion Of
or meter shall be fairly apportoned the
or the building leased him Exed BY
agreement OF the parties at Sixty Dollars The
rents reserved by the last mentioned lease May LIST
i5u 70 belong 10 the purchaser purchasers OF said
freehold and leasehold premises their heirs. executors
rents to belong to the said purchaser purchasers their
es executors administrators or assgns and the ether
hair TO belong the said leasehot
premises Number AZ Street
Inc following Is diagram OF the property g be sold
as described above the Street Numbers being AZ and 40
Beaver Street All distances are more or less:
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SUPRENE COURT. CorNTY OF new

York;. Estells Depeyster and Mary Justine De-
Johnston l. Depeyster ans Julia Anna Depeyster
wife plaintiffs AGAINST Abraham Michelsohn Bessie
Mchelsohn wife Abraham Mishesohu. Cthe said
Of Bessie being fictitious.
wife OF the said Abraham Michelsohn
the plaintihs) Moses MuslineF.
FE4esner, individually and eopartners under
81 Joseph Musliner & Co.: Joseph NJ Delaney. Moses
Shapiro Edward r. Ladew and Joseph II. Ladsw, fndf-
vduay ard co-partners doing business
style Of Fayerweather & Ladew; Barnet Levy.
Julius Robinson, Robert Robinson. LYMAN Lsrber,
Greene. Samuel Roth Charles Levitt, Nathan Levitt.
Victor Mendel Schwartz. Discrimination
sired in New York County summons To the
named defendants You are hereby summoned TO answer
the complaint in this action and 70 OF your
answer the plaintiffs attorney. within twenty days
after the service OF this exclusive or the day OF
service and IN OF failure appear
tudgment will be taken against you by default for the
relief demanded in the complaint
MAYER KRONACHER, Attorney Plaintiffs. Ones
and P. o. Address. 256 Broadway, Borough o- Man
haitian, N Y City.
To the above named Defendants Abraham sfIcheisonn
Bessie Mchesohn. wife OF Abraham Mlchelsoh said
first Bessie being fictitious name OF the
wife of the said Abraham Michelsohn
plaintiffs: The foregoing is served
BY publication, Order the Honorabls
Charles H Truax Justice OF the Supreme
State OF New York dated the June.
1892. and that day fled with the Complaint n
Office OF the Clerk Of the County OF New York.
Dated New York, June 4th. 1902
MAYER KRONACHER. Plaintlns Attorney.
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- T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York notice hereby given all having
against Jabez Baxter Upham. late OF the County
York deceased.
subscriber place tEansacting business No.
IL Wall Street IN the City Of New York
S1st October aexJ
Dated. New York. the 2eth day OF April. 1902
HENRY B JOHNSON, Executor.
WILLIAM W NILES. Attorney Executor No II Wall
Street. Manhattan Borough New York City. New
York
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cnLnRADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs MIN
,,g Stock Exchange by thu Counselman & Day
rTivate wire from William P. Bonbrght & Co. OF
Colorado Springs:
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NEW YORK SUPREME CoURT-TRIAL

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-TR1AL
~ Desired in New York County-Benjamn L Turner.
Plaintiff against Frederick L. Wright and J. A LyOn
Garfield transactng business as Wright & Garfield De-
the above defendants and
each them; You hereby summoned to answer the
n OF
Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty days
this exclusive OF day
Of service, and your failure appear
answer Judgment viii be taken against b. default
relief demanded the complaint
Dated New York. June 10th. 1902
r. ELLINGTON, Plaintiffs Attorney. ONCE ara
Post once address. a Broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian. City of New York
To the defendants Frederick L. Wright J. Lyon
Garfield. OF them: foregoing summons IS
upon you publication order OF
Hon. Charles H TTuax, Of the Justices or the
Supreme OF New York. dated the 23rd
day OF june 1902 and filed with the complaint in tina
Office Of the Clerk Of the County OF New York
Dated New York June "a. 1902
RENO R ELLINGTON. for PLAINTIFF. Of.ce
and Post Ofice- Address Al Broadway. Borough OK
Manhattans- City O New York.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

H. la # to q hs s'a'fs lsS1 s5@s
Sns a S % West II w psus B0rps
josephine Ryan ryan ct al BY guard guardian NJ 70 Ellen
pP.iesE s. \. . Hart. 2,a ssa sSas5s2
mortsass SIS 600 5000
sell sage to Mabel q Maynard .,'...,..... $500
Hsrrlek; moTtsage. $500 $500
baso,Tni: ali e: Morlssss ss2 20 v"Ce"4
ali due mortgage SO $50 ''l.''' 100
f e. Meier Lehman a6d Vie '1 @o2,s EsR
a7SE-st. No s45 West 258ioo 5. the Fifth Avenue
Baptist church Annie Borden. ............. 1900
Mary NE barry Of i, lS't dsofss SOY
lcoII Hsas to fsari bs mSs
SD 81, No 40 west. 251as o. william Holaderber
JeToms,9ye ,s,. IS q issds' 2seaise.
Jackson ao Ss $50 70 Na'hA''n'
st Beaver MSs ~ 70 and RphS9 o S2
columbGs-ave = " corner st. 81 2xloo: Henry
Grs.I Baty e Henri 5H Ly aos 20 100
arlne Jackson to Josash swtzer mort
C2d- St.. Nos 225 and 225 West; 54th-st Nos Pa
ana and 2is Vest; Is%is Halsey TO Otto strack:
io2d-st No y Wet isxlooii: James Herer
iot No sI Vest 24s s:aeG claFo5s TaSseSO
same properly Charlotte ous S59as s. $500 90
same: mortgsEs 500 -. 644oo
leth-st; Charles A Sherman al exrs 20
ALLIANCE Realty ...........,, liz 500
Essex Realty Co. mortgage sos. 800. ............
l3Ith-st, Nos 81 and SO West, 5Ox99 II; Paul
Mayer TO Leopold Lowg ana another: mort
h1se, So wv 100
West Enc-ave Toth-st.
William Fvanke 10 Albert FRANKIE:
$3.50 part: part mortgage. s275 ......... 100
same property; Albert FRANKIE William B
ria4lAe' All
same property Josephine FRANKIE same all
GT3ad-st 9oI corner suftoik-st 20 ixsoi: 10"
s Otto Wasner to Louis Fn1enstein $4,000
Polowe et al. mor.gage. S33 600. 100
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NEW BUILDING PLANS

l07th-s No 30 West. six story tenement house
l12XAS. Ivy Courts Realty Co No S. Wall-st
owner: William Hazett. No LBS Broadway
r, 2re6itect s1s5OOO
Motel 53NO0; James Byrnes. No $50 West 56th-
81 owner George Hill. No 100 Broadway, archi-
4s 5eet ~, 900 . .; s25 900
fsbnss; frank Tilford. No 245 West 72d-st
1a GWnes' R s No So Nassaust arehitcct 5000
Stable 5Ox9s II: William c Dewey. SpringneId
Mass: owner II w Howard. No 5 East iith-st.
architect $1,000
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Beaver Street
Dated New York. July 9th 1902
HOWARD VAN sINDEREN.
Referee
STRONG & CADwALADER Plaintiffs Attorneya %
Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York Gig.
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M0MTAWN S1rEAMB@AT COMPANY

FOR BLOCK ISLAND, r l. oRIENT, GREENPoFT.
SAG HARBOR l. L
Steamers leave New York. Pier D. E r. near Wall ST:
week DAYS except Saturdays. $50 P NJ. Saturdays.
P NJ on Mondays trip. A. N. for Sag Harbor
intermediate landings SOuthod. Tues Thurs
and Sat steamer does not stop at Southold
ON SATURDAYS of the steamers OF the Montauk
Co will connect at Montauk with l. l. r. r. train
leaving New York. Bath ST. 10 Pier H. near Wall st.
200 Fatbush ave. Brooklyn. 1919 z. NJ, arriving
Block Island 100 z. NJ
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STEAMBOATS,.
Rm@1FmRQ AND POINTS IN

RmG1TmN AND POINTS IN
UOUS II \OuG NEW ENGLAND.
FALL RIVER LINE, via FAN River Newport. Leave
Pier n. R.. Of Warren Week DAYS md SIM
days at $50 D. n Steamers PRISCILLA and PURITAN
Orchestra each.
PROVIDENCE LINE via Providence Leave Pier IS
n. r. foot Murray St Week days only 600 D.
SToNINGTON LINE via Stonington. PASSENGER service
temporarily discontinued
NORWICH LINE. New London. Fishers Island. Ston-
ington, Watch Hill. Narragaaset Pier. Block Island.
wich: Worcester Boston, the North Steamers
CITY OF WORCESTER and MAINE. Leave Pier So
y. R., foot Spring ST.. week days only at 6 o. m
NEW HAVEN LINE. for New Haven New Britain Me-i-
den. Hartford Springfield and North From %
E. r.. foot Peck Slip Week days: Str RICHARD PECK
midnight Sundays. RICHARD PECK leaves 80 a. m
EAST 21st 945l, returning York $500 D m
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RED BANK LINE.
Noilre of 5nmmous.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Hon. James Church. Surrogate OF the County OF
Kings. notice is hereby gwen according TO law TO all
having Henry W. Maxwell late OF
the Borough Brooklyn. County Of kinss. deceased
formerly al NO so Broad Street in
the Borough 81 Manhattan. City OF New York. and
siding No 20 First Place. the Borough OF Brook
Ign, that exhibit the with
therefor 70 subscribers place
Broad Street johnson Build
ing). in the Borough OF Manhattan City or New York.
on or before tie ism day OF December, ISu2
Dated June nth. 1902, - - -
HOWARD W MAXWELL.
Executors.
GEORGE b. ABBOTT Attorney for Executors. 81 Nassau
New York
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Eipinenb 3 cllres.
ALLIs-cHALMERs COMPANY

ALLIs-CHALMERs COMPANY.
New York July 23d. 1902.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
Company this day declared the regular quarterly
dividend Of ONE AND THREE-QUAR QA@o Pt.ft
CENT. the Preferred Stock of this Company payape
August The Preferred transfer books will
close July 25th 1902 o'clock P. NJ. and reopen on
August I'd, 1902 a 10 o'clock a. NJ
Dividend checks will stockholders OF record
w J. CHALMERS. Treasurer.
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hudson RHWer by Day light
HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE
river boats World.
the Catskills. Albany. Saratoga all points
North and West Daily. except Sunday.
Brooklyn. Fulton st. Cby Annex A NJ
Dssbro5seS ST. PIER
-
y
Landing at Yonkers West Point. Newburgh, Pough-
keepsie. Kingston Point. Catskll Hudson and Albany
Through tickets 70 all points sale leading ticket
offices including those OF the New York Transfer Co..
who check baggage from residence 10 destination.
Morning and afternoon concerts Fine restaurant
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank
T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York hereby all persons having
against Isabelle IT Leech. late OF the County New
York. the with vouchers thereof
70 the subscriber his place OF tranSens business
the Office Satteriee No 10 broadway
in City OF New York before the 9Th day Of
August
Dated New York the gath day o February. 1902
DAVID G. L1ECH, Administrator.
WARD HAYDEN & SATTERLEEs Attys. for AduInLs-
traitor, 100 Broadway, n. Y, -
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THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

MANHATTAN BEACHi
New York. saith St. z. R. week days,
$50 $40 40 20 II 90 A NJ 1910 and half hourly
$40. 40 $40 $40. 600 $40. no $40.
$40 $50 and 1880 z. NJ Returning. last
leaves the Beach 1900 midnight. Excursion Fare,
Trains leave East New York about % minutes after
From New York Whitehall ST. via seth ST.. So. Bklyn
Ferry connecting with l. l. r. r. Trains leave week
only 500 IL 100 A. NJ 100 go. $40.
40 500. $40 p. NJ. Excursion Fare. soc.
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sand interest.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-14

Washington. May 13.-Thc naval ap- riopriati5n bill which provides for two new battleships. two armored Cruisers and two gun boats and carries q ;otaI Of $77G7'.t00 was takeI: up in the house today. Representative Foss of Illinois. chairman of the naval committee. in opening the debate sounded q note Of warning against the over confidet1 be lief that cur navy is iuvincible He declared that our victories at Manila and Santiago Were due to the fact that We were contending with an effete and decaying nation, and that our strength far outm&tched Spain's in those con- tests. Gfr. Rixey spoke for the bill. most of his time being given to an ar gument for the government corstruc- tion of Warships.
 The conference report on the omnibus claims bill was rejected on the grounds that claims not considered by either branch Of congress had been inserted in the measure by the conferees and the measure was returned for confer ence.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-14
A LEGAL BATTLE
 IN CITY OF TIE PRES
Gathering of Lawyers for the Cobre
 GraDde Suit at Prescott.

Prescott. Ariz., May G1.-(SpeciaL)- There vas unusual interest in Pres cott this week on account of the inva sion Of the city by quite an extensive array of legal talent. Among the law yers that tlironEed the Hotel Burke on Sunday afternoon were Ben Goodrich Cf Los Angeles, Norton Chase of New York, Judge ". Il. Barnes of Tucson, Eugene s. Ives of Tuscon and L. H. Chalmers of Phoenix.
 These with Herndon & Norris and Robert F. Morrison of Prescott, make up the list of attorneys now on tne ground to battle against the prayer Of Axel W Hallenborg, of New York, a pl plcminent stockholder in the Cobre Grande Copper Co. of Mexico. asking the court tc appoint a receiver pending an Investigation of the present manaEc- nicnt. MT. Hollenborg was net present but was lepI esented by his attorney, Mir. A. C. Cruikshar!-, of New York, who was assisted by Hawkins x Wii- son. of Prescott and J. NJ. Jamison, of Phoenix
 Beside the case of HaIlenborg vs. the Ccbre Grande Copper Co. the case Of Shirley VI. George Mitchell the latter being one of the principal owners in tho Cobre Grande, Was ordered on th, 0CCket and will be tried immediately
Arizona republican., 1902-05-14
MEAT QUESTION SETTLED. Right Food to Hake Its Place.

The shortnass of the meat supply and the nigh price of steak is not an Unmi;igated evil. On the contrary. it is a probable blessing" says the Brook lyn Eagle.
 If meat could be raised to price that would make it prohibitory, it might still be of gcod result. because it would teach those who depend almost entirely upon it to widen their dietary and learn to enjoy many good things Of which they are now ignorant. To many. especially in the cities. there are but three foods: meat. potatoes and bread. The weary monotony of this programme. the Unsatisfied but in definite longings for q widening of it. affect appetite and surely affect spirits and temper.
 The labcrer goes to his work filled with meat. potatoes and bread. At noon he finds cold meat and bread in his din ner-pail, and ct night he is confronted by meat and potatoes. sometimes sepa- rate. sometimes combines into a greasy stew. sometimes chopped into hash.
 This kind of thing Glis him. but in a finer sense it can hardly be said to feed him. Physicians have discovered that q limited and unchanging diet lowers vitality and health
 Such time as this gives everyone an opportunity to test the value of Grape Nuts as food ami prove to themselves, that it more than takes the place of meat and really furnishes more nourish- meHt fer the body and greater strength and vitality fer the brain and nervous system; it is also an economical food that reduces the cost of living to d minimum.
 Grape-Nuts are probably entitled to the claim to be the most perfectly adapted food for human needs now eXtant. The meat eater and the vege- tarian are alike charmed with it's crisp taste and the delicate flavor of grape sugar, and the careful housewife is at tractad by the fact that there are four teen portions in a 15c package.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-14

was owing the firm $50. In the mean time other collections were being jug sled with. but even then Reibling seemed to have some hope of pulling hims If cut, fer he frequently applied to the apparently overdue account Of one merchant. money he had just col lected from another. But all the time the eXertion Of pulling one foot cut Of the mire sank the other deeper into it. The principal accounts with which h. was juggling at this time and until the month of April were those of Espinosa. Sang Hang Qui, Lamar Walker. Frank GIiebel. the O. k. Store and Crosby's stCr2. It must have seemed tu him in April that he was hopelessly in for it was during that month that the heavier pcculations took place. All the stores mentioned got apparently further in debt and many new ones acquired debit balances on the books oS the Wakelin Grocer company. It was the IEspinosa account that precipitated the discov- cry. or rather il was this account that made Rcibling go to the sheriT's office and confess that he was an embezzler before his employers even suspected him.
 Manager La Chance had for some GLys been insistent upon the collection Of this and other growing accounts. On Saturday he told Keib!ing that it must be collected. He went away and did not return until after the mana ger had gone home. On Monday morning he received his statements from the book keeper and was leaving when the book keeper called him back and asked about the Espinosa account. Reibline. with some embarrassment replied that iIspiroSa would call in the forenoon and settle il. He went out. took d few orders about town made few collec- tions and then instead Of going tu Tempe and Mesa, went to the sheriff: ,: office and gave himself up.
 Reibling was locked up in the women's cell last night. He said that perhaps he was getting what he de- served, but Le expressed a regret that his wife had deedaG her home away to save him, since he had not been saved. Ee said that that home had not been made over to her. but had belonged to her for twelve years. IIe was not very clear as to the way al. the money he had failed to account for had been dissipated. He intimated that a part of it had gone to pay notes gwen by hIm when he WAS in business it Fourth avenue and Washington streets. But after that he went i through bankruptcy, so that any debt he owed then was only a moral obliga- tion. To the average man there is ar immortality in discharging even moral obligations with the money of other people.
 On the cay of his surrender he in timated that ti;e money had gone into policy at ten cents :, shot. three times day. That statement was not widely credited, but it was learned yesterday that he had been playing policy and had played heavily: that at one time ha Tad ris!5ed $35 on a single drawing. He said nothing about that last night but he said that while everything was go- ias against him ha was hopeful to the Last that his luck would turn.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-14

upon the conclusion Of the case now on. When the case was called on Monday morning the defendants attorneys le- quested a recess till 9:30 o'clock Tues day morning. to prepare an amended answer, which was granted by the court
 . Today was a dull day and the attor- neys were endeavoring, to the extent Of thei~ ability to impress the million aires that they must make some pre- tense to earn their wages. The day was spent in arguing law points and it may be tomorrow or next day before the lawyers get down to real business.
 w. C. Greene arrived in his special car today. and he and George Mitch Fl were both present at the proceedings. Hon. A. c. Bernard, closely associated with AIr. Greene, has been in attend ance since Sunday, but left on this ev- e1ing's train. Hon. B. A. Packard is also 2 patient observer. Mir. Packard is quite a joker When he was asked for news of the proceedings he said: oh, nothing Of importance. l have been asleep all afternoon, but if there had been Judge Barnes war whoop would have awakened me"
Arizona republican., 1902-05-14
CHAFFEES REPORT
Upon the Negotiations in Min
 danao.

Washington, May 13.-General Chaf- fee made the following cable report to the war department Of the progress of neg0tiat tiOns with the Dattos in Min danao:
 Manila, May 12.
 T have been here for the past three days studying the situation with Bri- gadier General George w. Davis thing two battahons should come if they can be supplied. The Genassi trail is very difficult but another trail premises much better. I think a witf,- drawal trorc the lake p9aald seticu:ly jeCpardize the safety of the weaker Dattos: I would have given friendy as distance but I believe if we remain the more powerful Dattos will come in when it is apparent that our mission is friendly.
 From present indications further hcstilities will not be necessary, unless provoked by the Moros Bayan caused much astonishment; it was an extreme ly necessary wholesome lesson which do not htnk will have to be repeated Some of the Dattos are very suspicious and on the defensive. The lake coun- try is beautiful and more suitable for occupation by Americans than any part or the archipelago. The elevation, soil and climate are perfect: comparing favoraDly with any valley Of the Ale ghenies.''
Arizona republican., 1902-05-14
SCARED BY 4 METEOR.

sharon. Pa. May .13-Tha people of Eilwcc1 are excited over the spaota- c!e 0: a huge meteor that passed oyer the city Saturday night. It was 4aen hT hundreds and is said to have been fiery red. several feet ir diameter and was apparently near the earth as dis ti1ct hissing sound was heard during it's passage.
 The huge ball of fire travelled from the northeast to southwest. It appar- ently dropped inlo Beaver river as q loud explosion was heard shortly after it passed Eilwocd.