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New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
REAL ESTATE.
MEN CONTROL A FRONTAGE OF
2121a FEET IN ONE-HJNDRED-AND-
TWENTY-FIFTH-ST

The Knickerbocker Real Estate Company has
sold to Lachman Goldsmith. Nos. 216. 21S and 220
West One hundred and -twent y-ffth-st. story
brick buildings, plot having a frontage of 628
feet and Nos. 209, 211 213. 2l5 and 217 West One
ndred-and-twenty- -fourth-st. three three story
brick buildings. lot with frontage of 1916 feet,
which abuts the first mentioned property. With
Henry Morgenthau. the buyers already No.
$50 236 hundred nd twenty fth-st.
and No. 229 to 233 West One-hundred-and-tw twenty
fourth-st. With the lot owned by the Enrich
tate of which Messrs. Morgenthau and Lachman
executors the frontage the south side of
One hundred and -twenty-ffth- controlled by
these three at this point is 2121a feet. running
through to the north side of One-hundred-and
twenty -fourth-st. The of this holding Is about
IS 600 square feet. This large piece of land is
cred with buildings leased department store.
There will be changes in the property the
lease has several years run
Henry D. Winans & May have sold No 40 East
Seventy ffth-st. four story brownstone dwelling
house, for Auguste WELLER on private terms. The
lot is 20x102.2 feet.
1t was reported yesterday that the two
story apartment houses at the south of
Central Park West and One-hundred and -ffth-st..
known as the Larchmont and the Greenwich. had
been sold to of town investors. who had
Gently bought other West End property. Jesse c.
Bennett & Co. the agents of the buildings. said
that Thursday afternoon there was no prospect
OF such sale. and they we're not prepared to be-
lieve the report
The estate of Richard V. Harnett sold the
northeast corner of West End-ave. and Ninety
third-st a vacant lot 75 6x100 feet.
Ernest Tribehorn has bought from F. A. Mark
ham for $2s 900 No 45 East Ninety-second-st.,
four story brownstone dwelling house lot Tx
100 sk feet It adjoins the northeast of Nine
ty-second-st. and Madison-ave. 1t will be used in
connection with the Carnegie Hill apartment hotel.
which occupies the adjoining corner. a grill
Daniel B. Freedman reported yesterday after
noon to have sold No. II West Sixtieth-st, a three
,nn=
feet.
NJ e Kirby has sold to VI. E Blair the four
lots on the southeast corner of Aqueduct-ave. and
Buchanan Place. The buyer intends four
cottages on the lots.
Mark T. Healy & Co. have sold for Henry Tied
! gems to Thomas Regan the plot the east sida Of
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
ALLOWS REQUEST FOR RECEIVER.

Reed in an opinion filed to-day allowed the applica-
ton made by Attorney General McCarter in behalf
of the banking and insurance commissioner for the
appointment OF receiver for the Republic Saw
ngs and Loan Association of Newark. and also
granting an Injunction restraining the association
from transacting business pending the naming
of the receiver. The association has brances all
over the State The examination made by the de
OF the receiver. The association has branches all
OF $625, ,695 and liabilities OF $685. 166. The
cepts from dues during the nine years existence
OF the association were $4,000 the profits shown
being S23SOo0. The vice chancellor comments the
extravaganza in the conduct of the association g
affairs, and says that the investments show care
lessness and bad management. He holds that the
association is insovent.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
VICTIM OF FAIR S'fINDLhh'
ADVERTISED FOR WIFE, ONLY TO HAVE
HER ELOPE WITH HIS HIRED MAN
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIRUSE.

Inv TELEGRAPH TO TRIRUNE.l
Rochester Aug ia matrimonial paper d"
Ackle fair one from Duluth. Mimi. and gay
hired man. have transformed Sas Hatton' a nu
die aged farmer of Hamlin, from olithe loHo"'i
of the plough into a sad eyed victim OF uespa'.'
n ,o,a ,<o--,a+,on to-day with the District At
+ornev against Miss Minnie Crosby. whom ne &C
cuses of obtaining money under false pre'ehceS
Hatton said he had won Miss Crosby through tne
medium of matrimonial periodical. anu aI'ei
exchanging photographs and nnolns he' IAN ~
-, - bad sent her 81 with which she came
from the West All preparations had been com
Melted for the wedding. he says. when she elopeo
with the hired man. named Jonathan owen Silas
eaid he did not believe such deceit possible uh'
=, - +ho Iatter they left telling him that they
| ne - - 70 get married and live in ONEIDA
COUNTY 1t is doubtful If any criminal C. GharseS can
- Iaair+ained against the fugitive twain.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
s.TJyGS OF FIVE YEARS BURNED.

rARoRER SAYS THAT HE WILL PIT THE NEANI
$50 IN THE BANK
Robert McKeon's savings Of pennies ana smaH
change for five years. amounting 20 $50, which ne
l,ant IN his mattress. were burned UP last nlgh'
when the mattress caught fire Mcheoh' VINO !" "
,aborer lives at No. 213 East One-hundred-ano-
fo,-+bet He hung on $50 in five years with the
intention of starting a little business OF his own
He had been thinking for several months OF some
good business TO start in. but was waiting 10 get
. few dollars more He did not believe In savings
hanks nut boasted The best place in the world
10 keep your money is right in bed with you. ,,o
ast night after the fire, he went TO the poilce
station and told of his loss As he was <t tearlne @
~ eta+ion John Murkstein. Of No. lSfo f1fth-aFe
eILed in with a bankbook in his hand. He said
that he found it at Fith-ave and maTfe
an6lfnurteenth-s 1t bore the name OF Lena '" eller
and showed $50 TO her credit. 7 put tne heA
hundred and fifty in the bank. said Mcheoh-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By Philip A smyth: 3o7 7th,ave ss % II ss q. a.
2sth-st 263&x49 9x26 .x2I 81 y on rear:
n with story D ten n on Ied
Forec6sure sale st Hospital sgt bnekey e' A. .
iSecLbar1 Miller King Wber McBride reI: aoe
on iudg S2l 552 IS. costs s3s5 9 taxes ETC. e"2a
adjourned to August - ma
ave W 80 IT n 15Othst 1O0x1O3 80 . stosy % 3 8
h: 1 story dwg and vacant; forsei2suI aa NcIrise
sgt Fdw Vandenhove ct al: Wioer
ref due on tudgt IS 26O; costs. S345 s2 taxes etc.
1863 81. withdrawn. %, ~, rs,h
BY vincent Ryan: 10 sthave $ II % II Gs iptI saIe:
6 story ten H. foreclosuIe n
1onas Veil Ct al ast L Ritzmann ct al; Arnsten q.
iey atty; John Jerooman ref: due on judst 49, '''
s12T SIS: adjourned sine oie
Nv peter F Never CO. rs Chrstopher s. loi -
~ ~ ycast Avn st 25xlOS Ix25xlO62; story ten n,
with stores foreclosure sale: Jefferson Bank agt @ Ss
P,,s ~ al Strasbourser W f & s. attysi CharisS
80 -ey due on idg $i4 5SI 81 casts. S3S1 30 taxes
a,c s5s7 AZ 70 Abraham Ruth for $4,000
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

81 Nicholas-ave No 42s 3, 25611o; AlPnonsse q,
Schredntz Mar<us Poilak; mortsase Sls.soo ,"
schein TO Lena Feuer; mortgage. si6.25o .-:. 1
go ct - East 21xlO05; Isaac Dreyfus 70 ,oo
Julius Braun mortgage, $50 600 ioV
Park-sve No So e. 10 9xso Herman Thomas ,oo
20 Clarence Porter; mortgage. $40 100. ~"
77th-st No 81 East IS seXO22. Caroline Z Mots :,
s,h'ave 5 W corner 1I8th-st 25.5KiOo: August ~
Hrakmann 10 Mary T Casey; moIjsage; *40oVyo i"'
2ls st $ 4"tr 200 TO- ' Ellen Y paer Terecorded 10000
G4th-st n s. " Of Central Park West. IoN
1908: Charles NJ Rosenthal to Liberty Storage ,oo
Columbia st No 75 W I. 251ioo; Joseph HorOwtsr ,
20 Israel L Prsger moPtg9sei m 80 stern In
dividually and executrix TO Annie Bruns' :,
mortgage. $50 90. L
and another 10 Nina Kramer: mortgage, sZ,oo
Dey at No 8. - 8xs9 o: Warren Leslie TO
New York Teltp phone Company; mortgage =,
DeyS St No i; +. 8. 25 8: Lotue Horton
NoDo MaF[sH ~ No 5Fne i5t 2sxo 4x25 41es l. Frank
Hiilman 10 Morris Simon and anotherI mort
mse5ousaEst safsa No 1885 3 co15s: Henry BOOK
esth--t. = 1So It 5th-ave 2oxl0o5 Henry
Rosenwalf Emma Rosenwnld: s. $50
New-York Telephone Company: mortgage
s1TfoEs, No is7. " s 25xioo: iIynan Reckt-
seit Michael Genzer; mortgage. $50 500 :- 100
1I2th n :. 100 It of Sth-aye. 81 SXlcoili
Phpuix Ingraham. referee. to Henry Nichols -
114tbs, No III Vest 20 3s1ooii Herman
Brandsteln solomon Kohn; mortgage. $4,000
I22 !. BENJAMIN Sire william + Donnely:
part: mortgage S75. 900.
52d-st. n s. l50 " OF 9th-ave. 25S1oO5 Jacob
FTppnger. executor and trustee. to Jacob Ftp -
,aG9thst No III West 25Ioa IL Henry Kohia TO
Katie Roehrtch: mortgage. $1,000 .--.......... 100
"a ave Nc / 25a >. 32 skis; Michael
Samuel Aufses and another 5000
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
MARINE CORPS.
CHICAGO ENTERTAIys GRAND DUKE BORIS

Chicago, Aug. 15-The Grand Duke Boris. of
Russia a cousin OF the Gar. and mis- party, ar
rived here tonight from the West. They met
by Consul Baron A A. Schlippenhach and other
prominent Russian residents of the city, who es-
corted the visitors the Auditorium Hotel. where
they will remain for their sojourp in Chicago.
In the evening the duke the guest at the
Chicago Club OF Charles r. Crane. The duke will
make a trip of inspection OF the stockyards to-
morrow, ard later take luncheon with the Russian
consul
The party will leave for New York Monday even
ing, where they will remain sightseeing for a few
days after which the duke will visit President
Roosevelt at oyster Bay. The duke will devote
two weeks society at Newport before sailing
for Europe.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
A LUuBER SCHOONER ABANDONED.

Roston. Aug 16-Captain Rietta and crew OF
three men of the two nasted schooner Lizzie C.
Rich. bound from Machias for Boston with lumber
were landed here to-day. their vessel having been
abandoned Wednesday morning about twenty-five
miles north northeast of Cape Cod Early in the
week a heavy gale developed, and the rough sea so
strained the schooner that she began to leak she
made water so rapidly that the pumps could not
keep her free and she became waterlogged The
signal of distress set and on "Wednesday the
schooner J. s Lamprey. bound from Thomaston.
Ne for New-York, took of the crew the men
we're landed at Vineyard Haven. the captain and
three OF the crew reaching here to-day. Shortly
after being abandoned the schooner Samuel B
Thorp picked up the Rich and towed her TO Minot S
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
R1TYs AUSTIN coRBIN's STOCK FARM

A t1ousroan hos bought for about 10000 the
,us+,r Corhtn stock farm, forest preserves anu
house at Babylon. Long Island Tne property con-
tafns about 10Oo acres 1t is said that MI CoI
snent 81 10000 for the land and the improvements, .
Mr. Housman owns breeding farm OF one hunot5 a q
acres about T. mile from the Corbln estate; ba b
bought this estate because MS oGlr tEan na ba a
half mile track on his old place There are SCI
80 1,au stocked trout brooks and ponds on ING
Iorbirr estate and ii is thought they Will furhisn
fshng of exceptional quality now. as no i1s aa re
80 bsan done in them within the last three years.
II Is nossibe to protect well the nsnlnS oeca osots
the sources of the streams are wltnn sHs nron
ESu,in Hawlev a railway man. procured the prop.
ertv for Mr. Housman. Mr.. Housmah mas leoe
fve offers for It since he secured IL.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
CORNELL SUMNER SESSION ENDED.

Ithaca, n. Y, Aug 15-The six weeks summer
session at Cornell ended to-day, and a majority
of the students left Ithaca tonight. The attend
ance this year was 547. gain OF 2s per cent over
last year In the coming month comparatively few
of Cornells instrucng staff will be in the city as
all who were connected with the summer work Will
go away for vacations. The work OF the regular
will be resumed about september
% An unusually large entering class is expected.
The present indications are that between 900 and
1000 new students viii register. This influx OF
freshmen, In addition 10 the Increase in attend
ance at the summer session. will bring Cornells g
total enrolment up to practically $500 students.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
rur uRFcK OF THE DELANO.

6. 1obn.s y F. Aug. 15-The salvage steamers
hto+ yesterday went to the aid Of the British
steamer Delano Captain Gray, from Rotterdam Tor
baltimore with cargo of iron and general freight
ashore at Seal Cove. Cape Race. returned mere
to-day They report the hull OF the Deaho 10 oe
,,ndsr water and that practically nothing was
saved from the vessel except her deck gear.
living along the coast at Seal love repor !
.+t mother teamer almost ran ashore there about
one hour after the Delano grounded. The second
Steamer sighted the Delano in time TO alter her
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
THE KAISER AT DUSSELDORF.

Dusseldorf Aug. 15.-Emperor William, VINO Is
visiting the exhibition here. replying to-day to the
.ddreee of welcome of the burgomaster. announced
that he had great pleasure IN presenting to the
municipality piece OF land desired for har6of
.DnsseIdorf would continue to advance under the
ausnicious and peaceful prospects opening up IN
TrrroDa and which he trusted would continue.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
SEVEN MAsTED SCHOONER.

The great shipynrd at Fore River, Mass,
which has recently launched the celebrate
seven masted schooner. The battteshfps
New-Jersey and Rhode Island and the pro-
tected cruiser MOines now being
copstrucfed there, See fo-morrov's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
OLD HGME WEEK.

Oneida County celebrates Old Home Week
from August 23. We present pictures
q well known residents. who will he pronli-
n the ceremonies I'm to-morrow's Trfb-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
SENATOR MATT. Quay

Senator Matt. Quay hns beautiful camp
Lake Placid, In the Adirondacks, which
is called Camp shawnee, and is of the
most attractive summer camps in the great
North Woods. See to-mOrrov's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
r rOp NEW R17ILDING.

9Oth-st No II East five story brick dweH--
ing house % lxIOOs. Mrs N L NcAlpin, NO %
West 33d-st, owner: Barney q Chapman NO ,Sn
~ West 3ith-st, architects. --'"- S''
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
JySTICF OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.

JyS,ice Holmes. when captain in the
armx WINS wounded nt Antietnm. Account of
his fathers search for hIia in to-morrow's
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
aRRJTR4T0R IN THE REID CLAIMS
PETER ARCHIBALD NAMED AS THIRD MEMBER
OF THE COMMISSION.

ST Johns N r, Aug. 15-Justice Emerson
of the Supreme Court to-day named fe'ei
Archibald to be third arbitrator IN the auJuS'
,,,ant of the Reid railroad claims. Mr.. Archibald
vas formerly chief engineer of the Inter-Coio-
NAL Railway of Canada
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16

Creston-ave 125 feet north of One-hundred, and
eighty third-st- and ADJOINING the 1i anu A
ward and Concourse. -, :, No 81
John ! Kavannagh reports the sale OF ta NJ. %
East Eighty-sixth-st three story }hn5u pIoT, +
dwelling house for II. E. Stanford TO ADIala L.
Gutrnan The latter. through Leon > An. sy.-e -.
has sold ii 10 client of Mr. Altmeyers OF, ken
terms This is the third time this mousse haS ~
sold since February W. rradrord
n M Mooney has sold to George W IhsoIos1 70
the home of the late General F. K NleIs Ts NJ ponse
West F,ighty-eighth-st., for $4,000 Inc hou'0
stands near Riverside Drive -, 49, sra
The Empire Realty Company has resod the nFe
story iathouse No IS West One-nuna11 ~ 91nn II
sixtb-st The dimensions of the lot are a. l.
feet. a.. Michael Casey
for August Brookman the five story natho9usei rd
store on the southeast corner OF one ". nds
thirteenth-st and Eighth-ave. the Ouiiuiiie '
TbA estate of Morris Levy has sold througn t
Henrv y. ZitteI the four story and 6aseme66. en-
dwelling house No. 166 East Fffty-hrst-sl- II s'
7 izzie NJ Sproul has sold to Dr. Roeions ,NIr NU
20a East e-hundred-and- -sixteenn-st 9ox1no II
story and basement dwelling house. OH io' 00A-
feet. -, o,5 tho vacant lot at
~ corner of One-hundred-and,e IIr
st and Amsterdam-ave TO 5soio E1iaf feet
NJ Vitmark & Sons intend 10 etec1 d ~ ;rtI;
b,1idinF on the plot Nos. IA ana lfo 80, The
ouIi5 which they bought recently from m 20 ,a s
ds feet is now occupied by two three story u"ei'
Henry r. Loney retired from the hrm fos OF >; i,I
GOOD PeIl & Co on July IA. 1902 me business +rrn
Se conducted as heretofore under Ine STIe III "
roe ne roI nf s Osgood Pell and Edward McCickar.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16

FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN crT-pc-
ner 22d-st.. Rev WALTER DUNCAN BJTC.IJ sNsNn -
Pastor. Rev SAMUEL W STEELE ~ svoN p 2
breaches at IL a Church closed Aue71st .. = y
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST CsCIENTrsr,
West 4sth-st between 9th and 7th aves-c,---s av-- LIZ 1
Science services Sundays at 1915 a. m ara slfsce
Wednesday evenings at o'clock Reading roo, p y I
daily from a. m. 70 D, m. "s ops
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16

TO STAND IN REAR OF CAFI19r1c'II . III
Plans were filed yesterday by Mrs M l. NC
Alpin for five story brick dwelling mouse ~
tof the house to be erected by G. L McAIpn o2a On
No East Nineteth-st for wnHh @ stand Pd'i in the
Iaer er O 0f Andrew Carnegies new house MI Iar S,
negie endeavored to buy the lots on Wilt MI +berno
70 m
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16

JNPNMoGH1EIN
HAWAIIAN AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
PACIFIC MAIL s. S. co.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL S. s. CO
TOYO KISEN KAISHA
Between San Francisco. Honolulu. Yokohama, Kobe.
Naxasaki. Shanghai Hong Kong
Steamers leave San Francisco q / p. NJ.
AMERICA MARU. Aug. Is HOSGRONCf MARUT Sept II
KOREA. IS CHINA Sept
3 DORIC. Sept q
For freight passenger and general information
$40 Broadway Battery Placs. Washington Building.
2S7 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16

NORTM G[gRElAM GlOWDa
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
PLYMOUTH-CHE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
From Pier 81. North River. Gansevoort St -
.Iiohenzolern Aug Is. 10 AM Kaiser Sept g. 10 "
Kaiserin.. Aug. NJ. Is 10 A NJ
Kronprnz Aug. 10 A NJ Kronprinz Sept y. M
From Pier ~ II. Amty St. Brooklyn
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
Cherbours-Southampton alternately. and Bremen
From Bremen Piers. Hoboken y. J.
Barbarossa Aug 81 II A NJ Luise Sept s. Noon
Bremen Aug IS. II A NJ
Friedrich 4 Noon Bremen Oct ,. 10 A NJ
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
From Pier Il. OF Amty St. Brooklyn
Iahn..-.--Aus g. 10 A. NJ Lain q. p "
Trave. Sept g. 10 4. NJ Trsve. Oct H. 10
Aller. 13 p. NJ Aer- Oct Is. 10 A. NJ
OELRICHS & co, No. 5 BROADWAY. N Y.
Louis H Meyer As Third St. Phila-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16

MANHATTAN CONG CHURCH Broatraz ~ -
Rev. H A. STIMSON. D D.. Pastor - 'otas
Union PRAYER Meeting Wednesday evenings Fo- g..
services the church accepts the hospitality o ,s
legate Church. West End-ave. and T7th-st = "7 "A
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16

"EvANGEL'' TENT 56th St and Broadvsv
evening Rev. ALRERT SWIFT. OF London. 49, saI1rds
at D. n Rev A c. DIXON. OF Boston i n - s-ada
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Abnsr G Thomas a Surrogate q County q ,. Ss
York notice hereby given 20 ali persons q
against Katharine Roxana Field late OF the O.h
New York deceased present the same VIZ ,zeftnx
thereof to the subscribers at their place OK Fsuzh
business In Room No. - Wall street N 49, Hs ths
Manhattan in the City q Ne" YORK on Ok 49,
10th day Of December next 600
Datei New York the 6th day of June lg-
CHARLES E WHITEHEAD. WILLIAM JAI; 49, ~ "a IS
FIAMFN r GAMBLER, Attorney for - yyk
Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan. Cdy OF 'e =
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
n PTRsrAyCE OF AN ORDER OF p, !,

l. Frank r Fitzgerald a Surrogate 9 Si rsrsons hasns
New York notice hereby given 90 - the COuny "a =
cIaius against Helene SOnmerhoI ate - with vJucas,
New York deceased. present the S ~ trsrssSsss
tS~.oS - the sIhscriber at his place % IA Is Wa
thereof 10 Hsa tsSe ~ sheldon & Gwynn SsW F5rz
Street IN the Borough Of Manhattan -
on or before the 18th day OF october nSo-ii fsas.
Dated New York the 18th day GI sCf Exesatr,
.,,,r,, ,,o>. -1vvSSN Attorneys for Exscaso f4fy
street Rorough OF Manhattan New To-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
C,pozIFP I.ICy-IX PURSUANCE " -,

- an order Of Hon Abner . Thomas gwen to a
the County OF York. notice Is hs hs- late q ~
persons having claims against Nancy ~ same ElA
County OF York deceased. 20 - ,scs Of usls
voDcbsrs % subscriber. az ne CITY
tt siss No i36 East 61st street. IN .-s @ he 81
New York of Manhattan Oh u
dav OF January 1903 next r,.,, 1902
DATED New York the 18th day o. jay, 4y;,tt Txscurfk,
Na'eu - ~ ELIZA c. PIKE II-.+rfx IS
,Oer-p14 NJ St-r1E,NCK Attorney FOR ES * Ss0r YORK
5roadnav Borough Of Manhattan. Clty Oi
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16

COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH Ha-l
ELMENDOFSF. y. d. Senior Pastor 7n'
EDWARD S. RALSTON- Services. II a m nrssos, os !
Rev. JOHN " FREEMAN. u. d. No evenirG. - ..aacnlng
SECOND CHURCH. Ienox- ave. and T935.s ne
Rev EDGAR TILTON. Jr.. y. D. Closed dn-.ras
gust Union services in the First Church ns
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
N pIrRsI1aNCE oE Az ORDER OF HON

Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OK lens hsvns
York notice hereby given 70 an ss County q
claims against Howard R Martin, late % h voaens
New York deceased to present the same :, srsusaens
thereof subscribers. at their pl',b No 81 Ma
business AT the office Of stuart F Randoph 6sofs IA
sau Street in the city OF New York On -
twenty-dfth day Of october next ,r tans
Dated New York the lIth day Of Aprllt % psNDOLPd
STUART E RANDOLPH. WILLIAM =
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
; TyyIsouy IFoyARD-IN PURsuas's,.l.

EWISOHN. LEONARD.-lN ~ s,r1sss
IL or,'ar - Hon frank T Fitsserald Jss s@t . y
Of the County New York notice az sus
persons having claims against Loha.u raseut the =
ths County ~ New York deceased % a. their PSF
with vouchers thereof to the sunscr..o n -
transactInc No. II BroeuWes, nee-
Nexy York ON or before the 24th dS IF feo2 I'D
Dated New York. the 1Ith day 2. % 4E1R IETlSvgry
PHTIIP s HESssr sr -
EyARTs TRACY & SHERMAS. Nt-tr Ssty
ecutors So Wall Str=et. New A'fA
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
~ PI1RsrANCE OF AZ ORDER or HUa.

II ~ u A-NCE w ~ w.
Annsr c Thomas Surrogate q the County go. q -.
York hereby gi"en 70 all persons
{. HeddeU. late or the Cu- ssss
York deceased to present the with
to the subscriber her place OF trd1Sae Psssna1
the of Walter IarC,. attorney. ~ 11J
Street. in the city Of New York. On OF 0eA0iS -
OF December
Dated New York. the 10Th day Of May Is4 4rxscst-fr
WALTER LARGE Attorney for Execu1v-tNii. C5tv
Street Borough OF Manhattan New AoTA 49, 49,
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16

WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Amsterdam
and 1O5th-st--Rev. ARTHUR G.. " MILAN D D
will preach at II a. m. and ?. m.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
Religions Notlres.

COLLEGIATE (MARRLE CHI-RCu
5th-ave and 29th-st
Rev. DAVID JAMES BURREI.I. D n ,,,,
Rev. ALFRED E MYERS a'er
will preach at II a m. and s D. m
Morning subject with the King for His Wei,
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COLLEGIATE CHURCH
5th-ave. and 18Th
Rev. DONALD SAGE MACKAY D. ID at
Rev. DIT ". 5. SWANSON. Of Glasgow Sis es
Will preach at II a m and D m utnd-
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Evening subject Transformed by BehoIding..A
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METROPOLITAN TEMPLE

OLD FIRST CHURCH. shave. f2,b-s.
HOWARD DCFFIELD. d D.. Pastor
IL a m. Rev Mr. MCURDY will preach Wsl,,.-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-11
co. B, U. 7. A.,
Goes Into Camp at Harmony
for Eight Days.

Early yesterday morning about so mem
bers of Co. b, United Train OF Artillery,
left the armory on Canal street for an
eight days camp at Harmony. the com
pany being In command OF Capt Walter
A. Angel. Camp was reached early I'm
the forenoon after a pleasant march.
The command hitched its own tents
and at noon the camp was formerly
opened by raising the colors and the
usual salute by one OF the Trains field
pieces.
Regular routine duty will be perform
cd during the week. Colonel Eccleston
and staff Will visit the camp one day
the last OF the week
The men will do their own cooking and
everything will be conducted strictly on
a campaign basis This IL the fret Camp
the members of the Train have held FOR
several years. although in past years
Harmony camp was a regular feature
every summer. The company had with
them several members Of ...e Bristol
Train or artillery.