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TRpSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT On THE WEST SIDE OF 18TH STREET
NEAR 4tR'' NORTHWEST SNN~A

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
NEAR r. NORTHWEST
=, By virtue Of 4 decree of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia, passed In Equity Cause
No 2o63s the undersigned trustees win sell, at
PUBIC auction, In front OF the premises on WE'D
NESDAY. JULY SECOND. 1902. AT HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following described
land and premises, situate in the city OF Washing
ton, District Of Columbia. and known as lot O.
10 square l33, fronting twenty (2O) feet more or
less, on 18th street northwest bys depth of one
hundred and forty-two Q42) feet one a. inch, more
or less, to alley.
Terms OF sale, as prescribed By the decree:
One-third OF the purchase money to be paid in
cash within ten days from the day Of sale, of
which two hundred dollars Is to be paid as a de-
post at the time of sale, and the balance Of the
purchase money In two equal installments in one
and two years from the day of SALE for which the
purchaser or purchasers shall deliver to said trus
tees his. her or their promissory notes, dated on
the day OF SALE and to bear interest the rate Of
per centum per annum; or all cash at the option
e the purchaser. ConYeyaneing, recording, etc. at
purchasers cost.
a. 4. HOEHLING, Jr, Trustee,
Kellogg building.
,- $780, Fendau building.
IdOSL j. OWEN SON. Aucts tel9-d&ds
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JAMES W. RATcLIFFE, -AUcTIoNEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING NO
40 II STREET SOUTHWEST
By virtue of a deed of trust recorded in Iiber
2i73. folio 1T3 Of the land records of the District
Of Columbia. l will sell. at public auction, In
trent of the premises. TUESDAY THE FIRST
DAY OF JULY. 1902, AT HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK p. NJ. the east % feet inches front by
the depth Of original lot 2 in sqnare CAB, In the
above.
Terms: al cash. subject to lien of prior trust,
amounting about S344. deposit of $50 re-
quired at time Of sale. Purchaser to comply in
ten days and to pay all costs of conveyancing ETC.
je1s.21 .25&30 W. MOSBY WILLIAMS Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT, M
PROVED BY A SMALL FRAME HOUSE, ON



JENNINGS ROAD.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia. passed In Equity Cause
No. 23169, the undersigned trustee will sell at
public auction, in front Of the premises. on TUES
DAY, JULY FIRST, 1902. AT HAI1F-PAST -FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, lot or parcel Of ground in the
District Of Columbia, known and described as the
land and premises described in the bill and pro-
eeedngs in Equity Cause No. 92t3, In the SUI
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia and be-
ginning for the at point on the Benning 8
road to Marlboro the line which formerly d.
vided the lands of John Payne and William B.
Lacy and running thence westerly along the line
OF said road "a feet; thence northerly 1876 feet;
thence east III feet thence southerly PIP feet to
the place of beginning, and containing LAOS square
feet Of ground, more or less.
Terms as prescribed by the decree: One third Of
the purchase money to be paid In cash within ten
days from the day of sale. of which one hundred
dollars is to be paid a deposit at the time Of
sale. and the balance of the purchase money In
two equal installments In and two years from
the day Of sale, for which the purchaser pur-
chasers shall deliver to said trustee. his her or
their promissory notes, dated on the day Of sale,
and to bear interest at the rate Of six per centum
per annum all cash, at the option Of the pur-
chaser. Conveyancing, recording. &c. at cost Of
purchaser. BLAIR LEE,
Fendal1 building, Trustee.
THOS. J. OWEN SON. Auctioneers. je1s-d&ds
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Eastern Nebraska has had four days OF
almost continuous rainfall, flooding corn
fields and delaying the harvesting Of small
grain. Some damage has been done to
almost impossible. The temperature has
registered in the fifties.
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A severe storm which passed through
Gibson county, Tennessee, destroyed a num-
Der of residences and caused the death of
John Richardson. white man, sixty years
Of age. Fences and crops were ruined by
the wind and rain. 1t is feared complete
details of the storm will bring additional
reports Of loss Of life and damage to crops.
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. AUcTIoNEER.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON EAST CAPITOL STREET
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
REALTY TRANSACTIONS.

Young & Ciahren have sold for Mrs Cornelius G
Flagg to Heilner & Wolf No % West Eighty-hfth-
St four story dwelling house on lot 19xl022 rect
A r. Allen has sold Charles H White, the
banker the four story brick house No 2s2 west
End-ave The price paid was about $4,000 1t Is
244 feet north Of Seventy-thrd-st, and occupies
q lot 2oxSO feet.
The Granite Realty Company has taken title from
the Sterling Realty Company to the four story
brownstone house No. 20 East Fifty-fourth-st- IL
is to be altered into "a five story American base
rnent house with limestone and red brick front
It is across the street from the site OF A. n
Drexers new house. The lot is A0x1005 feet TINS
is the first transaction of the granite Realty NOi
pany. a new corporation
BRYAN L. Kennedy has sold for Isaac Schlichter
No So East Forty-nnth-st.. a five story AnleFlcah
basement limestone dwelling house. on lot Is xlco5
he has also sold the three story brick dwelling
house No. 2S9 West Forty-eighth-st-. for Herman
]. Levy to client on private terms Inc 1o' =
H HaZe{on R Re four story hgRsoop
private dwelling house. No 80 East sixty-seve ,
LowenfeId & Prayer have bought from the Moore sl9
estate through Horace S. Ely & Co. Nos; AZ 20
425 West Broadway These numbers are Old @ oq1io h
bought from Virginia Donzeger S executor tRroqge is
HFam b1Tf5ess Reo6S oornsr of EES sSte IS
story brick building lot 2Ox92 feet No ~
eghths WHICH abutS il on the rfar rs hsS sfoFT and
basement dwelling house g. .,-
William Oppenheim has sold the Two n1e So
tenement houses Nos 300 and 81 East twenty
ATHEIST They stand plot SxySy rect
The italian Benevolent institute mas t Dog9r. Htr
from a client OF John Fogliaso the two roJlr s0ty
buildings Nos. 165 and 1e7 West Houstoh-st- Inc
pSf Srs IS ElizSbeth D Grannis president Of the Va
tiona Christian League: for the PTomoti9n . OF fhe
four story and basement dwelling house NO o
Vest Twenty-ffth-st She sold the mouse no
23 East Tweuty-second-st- a few nontns ago Int
Jj,nensions ii of the lot are 27-6x9S 9 feet
feidore MoII has sold Charles Garfield. for a
Mr. PprIberger No I5s3 Madison-ave- hvs sloIy gTy
1nnbIa Aatho11se on lot 25xS1 feet. Mr.. Garneid
has resoId IT 10 Morris Freundlich -, q
Max Marx has sold through A NJ baunls.In n =, q =
~ - Taonoid Rarth and Gustave Rheinauer tIe
80 S-a StoTv apartrnent houses with stores, north
1es+ corner One-hundred- nd-thirty-third-st and
Fifth-ave 4911x110 feet.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
Monte of GummoHs.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NE'

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York.-Hugh Getty. Plaintiff against Mary E. Ham
raond, James S Tolan and Adslla D: Tolanr his VIE
Mary Simpson Tolan. deceased the
Mary Tolan being fictitious the Of said De
iendant being unknown to the painti all persons IN
known having the premises de-
scribed complaint action such unknown
being herein described the husband
wdower, devisees legatees. grantees as
sgnees or kin. any, Of said defendant, Mary
Toan their respective husbands and wives. II any
to plaintiffs Mary ]. Tolan. Mary J. Tolan
Adminstratri of the goods chattes and credits OF
Stricken Defendants Summons To the above named De
fenlants hereby summoned to answer the COM
plant in this action and TO serve copy OF your an
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after
the OF this exclusive Of the day OF
service and. in of failure TO appear or an
swer Judgment Will he taken against you oy default
for relief demanded in the complaint Trial desired
in the County Of New1Y9rk ,do9
JOHN L. BRowER, Plaintiffs Attorney .0fce and
Manhattan. City Of New-York.
Toen Tolan. his wife: Mary Tolsn. sister
OF Simpson Tolan. deceased. the Mary Toau be
unknown The plaintiff all persons unknown having or
claiming in the premises described in the
plant in this action. such unknown persons owners
being herein described the husband widower. heirs
atlaw, devisees legatees grantees assgnees next
ofkn If any, of said defendant Mary Toan and their
respective husbands and wives IL all Of whom and
whose except unknown the plain
tiff The foregoing is served upon you by pub
lication pursuant to order of the Hon Alfred Seck
York 2Sth day October 1902 and filed with
copy of the complaint in the Office of the Clerk OF
in Borough Manhattan the City of New-York,
day OF October, 1902: the original n
plant herein was fled in said Clerks office on the 23d
Dated New-York October 2sth 1902
JOHN l. BROWER. Plaintiffs Attorney. 156 & 15s
broadway Borough of Manhattan, City Of New
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
One. and Post Office address IS Nassau Street Boroag
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF


- New YorE,-United states Trust Company Of New
York Plaintiff against Mary W Williams. Martha )
Tfllr7an Iucv A. Helm Jane A Ewing Joseph F.
Washington. George a. Washington. Matilda Bethune
Washington fthe plaintiff being ignorant OF the name OK
saa 5sfendant and intending designate by the name
the female child aged about fve
residing with Frank Howard and Hayi Louise
Snrinr Arkansas the Real Estate Trust Company
OF PHILADELPHIA and Barbara Glib Washington as eT
OF will and testament OF William l.
deceased. Defendants summons Inc plal-
siT dsaires the be had in the County OF New
work To the above-named defendants: You are hereny
the complaint in tbs action ana 10
within twenty DAYS the service Of this summons
eNciisiys of the service and in case OF your
gSi~a 70 apnear or Judgment VIII be taken
agangt YOU by default for the relief demanded In the
eOTst mfts5 November 25th 1902
EDWARD W SHELDON Plaintiffs Attorney, once ana
Postoflce address, No. - Wall Street Manhattan
City Of New York New YORK - - ,r-,,,,
To the above-uamed defendants Mary W Williams.
Martha : TflIman Lucy A Helm. Jane A Ewing
Joseph E. Washington, George a Washington. Mstilta
Martha washington .the plaintiff being ignorant OF the
name OF said defendant and intending 10 designate by
the name Martha Washington. The female child aged
sbo,,t Years residing with Frank Howard and
TIayti Louise Henley Number l26 Gaines
,rarIs HOT Springs Arkansas. and the Real Estate
Trtt-t company Philadelphia and Barbara GLIB Wash
ington. executors OF the last viii ana testament Oh
William l. Washington. deceased
ira foregoing summons is served by publca
tion nrsuaut order Of the Hon James fitzgerald
enc Of the the Supreme Court OF the State %
Jth the complaint office OF the Clerk Of the County
New York the County Court House in the Borough
If Nfenhattan city Of New York New York
Dated December End 1907
FnVARD W SHELDON. Plaintiffs Attorney once and
IL Postof1re address, No * Wall Street. Borough Of
Manhattan city OF New York. New York.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
BROOKLYN NOTES.

Dean Alvord the owner of Prospect Park south
ranorts the following recent sales: To Robert H.
Wilson, Of Bur- Combs & Wilson. plot 651loo feet
or the west side of Rugby Road. for s9p TO
Thaddeus s Lewis plot 6)x1G0 feet ON the east
side of Argyle Road. for $500, on which he VIII
have a house erected by Dean AIvord; to WllliaIn
Fl zimmerman. 1T.. plot on the west side OF Vest
minister Road. with house to order FOR slS'Eoi 20
his residence the east side Ct MARLBOROUGH
Road for 81 500: To Mrs. Mary A. Smith. Colonial
residence No. III Rugby Road, on plot elx10O feet
for s1SOo0 TO William J Harrison an addi5ionai m
ioning the residence bought by him last spring.
Mrs Mary D. Ellison is erecting a handsome
residence OF English design. the east side of
Rugby Road on plot formerly purchased by her
adjoining the residence Of Colonel Alexander b
Bacon at a cost of $4,000
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
THF TRADE IN CHICAGO.
RAILWAY COMPANY

-.. n, In srite Of the Armour selling
Of Monday and with some 1ur1hsr ALHou-
selling to-day. wheat prices closed 14c 70 sc
,hsn last night The May opened at 15c. solo oe
80, -aaze ard &c and closed at 7ecDsehers De
,s-,ber closed at 721zc bid. Wheat had the help
Of the enormous seaboard clearances-1'4Vov'V OUoL
els The increase in the worlds Fisloie supply
ro,,t . fifth OF the increase last year-ll2o'W
bushels cornpared with increase a year ago VI
Z ~7n noo +7shels Primary receipts were somewhat
under q year agoI S2s 600 bushels, against L4S''
on bushels Northwestern cars were 1oA' aealnst
7asf Csbjes were comparatively STEADY Oh lliucil
Jess thsn the break here yesterday ne coH4
stock . s35 COO bushels, increased Ze7vo pusAei'-
The local mood was rather bullish. good many
sAcIlators being inclined TO the view that the mar
lre would do better without leadership tharl Win
= There were those who had a lingering eust'-~-0
,ta+ Armour was not out. The seabnard reported
a, ia. +o- exnort Duluth reported 100000 bushels
s,Id. The market was Influenced some oy unset
+1sd xeathes and the prediction - general storm
tomorrow x
- a. G To,,is and Kansas City. where a St
I,,,fs hind uool operator is supposed TO nave z
co~er we're uo &c This strength in the Southwest
was an irffuence here. but the chief consideration
Us the unfavorable weather May opened at 4Sc
sold between Csc and 4312c and closed al 4S72o
sellers December closed at 55lsci January. 4S'&c
F2ecairts were so2 cars The estimate for Wednes-
CAV was $50 cars The contract stock-S1z'eoo oush-
els-tncrea sed So bushels. East Of the ROCKIES
corn increased SzSsb eDusnels NlSaA diiCeS "S47
15s COO bushels Charters were made for le'0'
bushels corn. The market was not a olg one nnt
IL was q nervous affair
Oats closed &c 10 &C higher The price was
helped bv the wheat and strength The best
buying was by the leading local holder, Howe
December closed at s1zc sellers; May. 325sc. Re
cepts 1s cars with 125 estimated for Wednes-
day The contract stock-1 100000 bushels. standard
increased 5000 bushels. Shipping sales were
lneO0 busheIs CARROTS 1zc higher.
Flax was unchanged TO &c lower; the December
closed at s. and the May at s. 2sc. AT the three
points there we're ess seed, against $50 last
year.
Provisions early moderately lower. with the
break in hogs. The close firm TO g trife
higher than Monday, mainly because of buying
Of futures by Upton. Stocks small The
market responds to any moderate buying demand.
There 4a,oee hogs, with 1900 for "Wednesday
Prices were SC lower. The worlds stock OF lard
&0o tierces-increased for November $500 tierces
against increase last November of about 2ooo
uerces- The present worlds stock IS s5725 tierces
against 13s.o 900 tierces last year.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
t1raurlal.
PARTNER AND TEMPORARY LOAN

One individuals command the use
~ $1,000 to 500 600 from three six months
used financing promoting conpany hav.
Trust Company OF your selection make transfers:
also guarantee money absolutely
secure and will be returned the end Of time
toned. In consideration Of loan. viii cash
liberal amount of stock in company which will pay
800 Property consists
OF 500 Of land for several defined ocstions
wells making about 40 barrels
party inserting this has 4 interest and wants
huy the and q company: a manufacturer Of
resident Of Penn and West Virginia oil
good hank references integrity and
standing s opportunity that will pay you
look the possibilities great Address W G. M
Tribune Of7c-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Thomas Z. Reynolds has resold Nos z9f' 20 anu
o-s y-es+ Frortv-secoud-st to which he took title
on Monday to a corporation now In process o.
organization which intends TO erect hotei on
the site Plans are being prepared for the oulio-
ing The plot is 6s.sx1oo feet
~, II t1auock + Clarence Davies and J. :.
5e seIdfnr were elected governors at the meeting
~ the Real Estate Board of Brokers. held yester-
Jacob Schin has transferred the title or lhe
new building erected by several men for tne hClIe
~ the Jewish TheoIogicaI Seminary OF America
IN One-hundred- twenty third-st. 80 feet east
Of Broadway. to the institution
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
AN IMPORTANT BROOKLYN SALE

II was reported yesterday afternoon that the
McNuIty & Fitzgerald Company of Brooklyn. had
sold for James B. HeaIy to a syndicate the plot
opposite Abraham & Strauss store, with 1rontases
on both Fulton and Lawrence-sts- The price paid
was said to be more than sS25.ooo Manhattan cap
ftaIists were said to be the buyers The improve
menr when is TO follow would be of great I'M
portance TO Brooklyn, it declared 1t couId
NOT he learned what this Improvement was 10
be- although it denied that II Would pc
theatre The certainty of a tunnel to Brooklyn
within q few wears appears to have been the in
rentive for the purchase The plot has frontages
of 100 feet on Fulton and Lawrence sts.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

YoRK.--To all persons interested in the Estate OF
~ henaAt Of Creditors send Greeting You and each
of vou hereby cited and required to appear in
~ supreme Court Special Term thereof
a. the COUNTY Court House Part L New-York city. in
Goth Of January. 1903, 10:30
'rIock In the Of hat day to show cause why
settlsn1ent OF account OF proceedings OF Frank
y Cray as Assignee OF the said John s. Quainance
sborIi he had Il be shown to attend
ttis1,ant Of such account Hon Charles H
Van Brint Presiding OF said Court and the seal
C;o,,-r November, 1902
ISaaI THOMAS l. HAMILTON. Clerk
yM - RF;ECHER Atty. for Assignee. 81 Broadway.
New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
Sinanrial Hleetlnas.
Notice of Meeting TO Increase Capital Stock


OFFICE OF THE MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
NO. 1875 BROADWAY.
BoRoUGH OF MANHATTAN. CITY OF NEW YORK
NOTICE is hereby given. pursuant 70 law and to the
ty,sws OF the Manhattan Railway Company. that a
stockholders OF the Company has
been duly called and appointed by its Boad OF reSors
and will be held the office OF the Company Room
soE No I95 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan City OF
TeUr YORK Friday the 10th day OF January 1898 az
rclock noon object business OF said special
te 70 submit TO the the Company.
sanction approval proposition TO increase
snital stock Company from Sis 900 600 con
OF the value OF Slu each 70
600 shares OF the par value
sIs each y Of such increase 10 be issusee
~ cn as authorized and the remaining $4,000 shares
issued future time, not,
S,se- n-ior TO January 1s 1905 The purpose OF 50
of the Company Is to provide
needed 20 complete the contenpatea
structure equipment ana property
~ the Manhattan Railway Company including tne eos'
o s,l<tion motive power new plant ana e1uptnel
easonal ward facilities, purchase OF real estate sne N
5eTsIn connected with the right OF way OF the
Saananv and requirements In me con-
chargeable 70 capital account Inc
hsois Of the Company will be closed on fr1day
- fa+h Sav of December. 1902 at ocock 2 M slIlu
,an.n,si, h closing for quarterly divioend purpoees
a. Vii ha reopened Saturday the lFth day OF Jah
all o clock A NJ
New orK. December mo lsV--
Nv order Of the Board OF Directors
GEORGE J. GOULD PresiceI,I.. c..-.a-v
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

of New York. George Henry Warren, Whitney War
Lloyd Warren executors OF and trustees under
the Testament of Mary c. Warren. deceased.
Faintifs against Percy Coleman Alden Henry
Warren Alden, Edith c. Miller. Harriette W. Goelet.
George Henry Warren Whitney Warren. Lloyd Warren.
George Henry Warren Jr-, Whitney Warren. Jr., Con
whitney Warren. Charlotte Warren, Gabrielle
Free Troy, Jane Drake Louise Coffin, the
Girard Trust Company Philadelphia Ancllary
and Of John Percy Cole
ma Alden George Henry Warren Alden. George
Warren general guardian OF the estates Of
Henry Warren Jr and Constance Whitney Warren,
Whitney Warren general guardian OF the estates OF
Whitney Warren. Jr.. Charlotte Warren and Gabrielle
the Edith Miller. Defendants Summons. Trial
be had in County OF New York To the above
named Defendants: hereby summoned
the conpla int in this action, and OF
your answer the plaintiffs attorneys within twenty
service Of this exclusive Of the
day of your failure to appear,
answer Judgment viii taken against by default
for relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated New York October 3rd, 1902
DEWITT. LOCKMAN & DewITT,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
orce and Post Office address, IS Nassau Street Borough
of Manhattan. York City. n y.
To Whitney Warren. Charlotte Warren, Whitney War
rem Jr. Gabrielle Warren Whitney Warren. general
guardian Of the OF Charlotte Warren. Whitney
Warren Jr. Gabrielle Warren. John Percy Coleman
Alden Henry Warren Alden and Louise Coffin;
The foregoing summons served upon by puoica
tion pursuant order OF Hon. Alfred Steckler.
Justice of the Court OF the State Of New York
dated the LIST day November 1902. and filed with the
coynnlaint in the Clerk OF the County OF
New York Borough Of Manhattan, City Of New York.
on the 3rd day of November. 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
REAL ESTATE.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY SAID
TO HAVE BOUGHT CEDAR-ST.


Charles A Gould has sold the five story office
building No 50 Cedar-st- 1t Is generally believed
although the report could not be confirmed last
night that the price paid was in the neishoornood
of $4,000 and that the buyer was the Mutual Lie
Insurance Company. This company has been buy
ing property on either side of the building from
time to time to preserve the light OF It's new build
ing across the street George r. Read & 90.
real estate brokers. who held lease OF parL OF me
building. sold it to Mr. Gould ana vii move
to No. 50 I.Iberty-st-. opposite the new Chanoer
nff m i 1919.