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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26
TRADE N CHIC4GO.

,-s1 o. Wheat lost 1c TO 1ssc to-day
heeause the whole West, except Kansas hao i<.is.
There was some effort TO bring ABOUT rdllies' oU'
.be-e was not much success. The early seiiliAs
was nv professionals, who had the news OF rams
- the opening and the later selling was py tie
outsider whose news was slower 30 lax as ~
official information shows. Kansas Is sun OiS' Oi
=. o+to- hand there have been many private
claims Of scattered showers through Kansas lear
weather is predicted for tomorrow IN that state
Showers for the rest OF the West are also pre-
dcfed May opened from 7324c 70 i4S4c' solo pc
tween -3sac and 74sac and closed at f434c July sod
between 76c and 75sc bid and closed al '9F4c uIN'
ssuternber closed at 75c. There was hardly any
ronsi5e-s,ion except the rain There We're large
clearances 7I400o bushels; very small western re-
ceipts only 153 600 bushels. against Soe"" pusIes
last year Duluth reported cash sales 10 the
amount Of 10000 bushels. largely to New-hoTk
msners 81. Louis reported $4,000 bushels marc
winter sold for export and sales here We're z4.uvc
bushels Argentine shipments were better 4S="'o
bushels There was q selling stampede lor 'He
first hour; later some effort at raliy bY iocai
bulls The Farris-Gates party had September 1of
sale
The rains through the West opened the corn
market &c lower; it closed 1c to nc under Wednes-
day On the decline the Harris-Gates crowd TOOK
corn on q large scale. May opened from Sic 20
&c sold between 6I1.c and 62&&c, and closed at
glc; July closed at 631zc; September at 62tsc BID
There were freer country offerings OF cash. Re
eepts were llg cars. with 10 estimated for to-
morrow Gables were sd TO s4d lower; Argentine
shipments larger ~ 900 bushels. Besides the Har-
ris-Gates buying, there was corn taken by Armour
and by Cudahy. The Southwestern markets kept
at premiums Chicago.
Oats opened I2.c to 75sc lower. and at one time
showed decline OF 1ssc 10 21sc. It was altogether
break the rain. Country offerings OF cash oats
were larger. The demand was from shorts, the
oatmeal crowd. There were l57 cars here, with
lS for tomorrow.
This big rain is expected to put end TO the
dry weather talk SO far oats are concerned. May
opened from 4l5sc to 42c, sold between 4l@sc ana
&c and closed at 4Si4c. Old July closed at $3.50,
Old September 3o7sc; new July, S7+c; new Septern-
Ter, 22lac
Flaxseed unchanged; the cash 81 es 10 81 10;
May, 81 20. and September. 81 s. There were cars
az the three points, against Sc last year.
Hog receipts We're lgh. and hog prices at the
top, & 80 FOR best grades; but provisions were al
Escted By the grain weakness The market Is also
feeling the agitation begun by the opponents or
high prices against the packers. Pork closed 12a2c
e 17izc under Thursday. and lard and ribs PIG 10
,ze under. West there were 47,eo hogs. against
aAeo last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.
Real estate auction sales were held yesterday a
No III Broadway as follows:

Real estate auction sales were held yesterday at
No Ill Broadway as follows:
Ky Office OF william Ryan 10 OIiver-st $ lot II
IL n of Madson-st IIIxTT- TX223xI3 sly ok dwg a.
partition sale Thomas Gilleran agt Hugh II ChFlsJy 81
al: Moses Jafe atty: W J y Mckim ref; 70 pr -
: T Manning for SIS 500: End-ave. I51l
NJ lieises ast F Porter ct al James r Swanick
attv Abraham Lawrence. ref; due JudS >l32o 81
costs $751; gs taxes liI 20. TO the plaintiff Tor
Central Park West &5ll n n
Sf Io6th-st 3ax1oG: ) sly Il h: foreclosure sale:
,ornea l. David Bezezinsky ct al; Roscoe
II Claiming atty, Byrne. ref. due judgt $50
5iS so; costs Ssi6 Cyrtue Carreiu
FOR 500: 142 81 IT OF 1J6th St 29N
fiat H. foreclosure sale; Austin
Fletcher a AnZoIOne ct al, William >
Roberts. ref; action l. due juiSt
$40 So etc. $66 -; 10 the PLAIN
:. 1917 II OF l56th- st
x,S 5sx6 i4xs2 81 story fat h foreclosure sale: same
iaxes etc $500 So plaintiff sO0o Beach ave
1872 81 Of l56h-st 25XS2 5:'X2i 4N96iI story
Hat n sale; parties action 3 due on
tudgt costs S46 So taxes Sdl 20 10 the
plaintiff for Si1.0o0-
wch-st 5x67- 10; stores. all right
title and liz W I22d st. 2lJ.0l= II " of
33l Spring % L II OF Washington
st 20 ax6D bldg; all right and int: also
Washington = 500 II Of Spring 81. 2n3xIS6x
3xIS 0l. bldg: all right title and int Sher-
sale liens. S21 500. \ W Brown for $500
Fv Thompson: WendoVer a : : loo II . %
sale Emil simon al FinCk. Enbree
x Cobb. attys; J VI Harrington. ref: due tudgt.
541 -: costs. taxes S34 prior mtge
$1,000; adjourned 20 May -
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Ms FILED FOR PROGRESS CLUB HOUSE.

PLANS FILED FOR PROGRESS CLUB HOUSE.
Plans were filed yesterday at the Bureau OF
Buildings, Manhattan, for four story brick club
house to be erected on the northwest corner Of
Central Park West and Eighty-eighth-st., being
100 feet Central Park West by 100 feet on
Eghty-eighth-st. The building will be Of lime
stone, with carved front. The entrance arch will
be supported by aIIegoricaI figures. with bronze
columns either side Of the entrance. In the
basement will be a gymnasium and a rathskeller-
On the first floor will be a parlOr and din
ing room. reading room and direction room On
the second floor will be billiard room. with eight
private dining rooms. The third floor will have
large card and chess room. with private dining
room and there will be a parlOr and a roof
garden. The Progress Club, OF Ninetieth-st- and
Madison ave. is the owner, and Louis korn. OF NO
81 Maiden Lane, the architect The estimated cost
is
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The approximate Of the lien or charge 70
which described property is 70 pc SOU
s10ss711 thereon from the SIN gay o.
April 1892 together with costs and allowance ann
s34l.3O with interest from April 9l 1871
wit of the sale. The appr9kilale
Of taxes assessments other liens which are
allowed purchaser out of the purchase
paid by the Referee unpaid for 1901 Soo''
and interest
sold subject to prior NOR
for $40 900 with interest thereon from March ISL ~ %
subject TO the existing leases anu
the and restrictions contained IN ir tr ~
in Register of the county %
New York in I.ber $50 conveyances. on page '4''
and In LIber 43i OF conveyances.. on page 'o--
-O''-u. ~" -"' -'f ERNEST HALL, Referee
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

21st-st n : 4tl5 # 2 Of 3d-ave 23x7I.a; Mary
Higgins. ndivdually. 70 Denis ] Mcmahon;
mortgage. S65OO. Il :. 81 10 Observation-Disclosures
Same property: Denis Mcmahon the Roman
Catholic church OF the Epiphany: 9. 81 ..
Priace-st. No III. n 25x95.6: Annie Solomon
and another 10 Blooma Wilmer; mortgage, SD.
800: r : S3---.-..-- "a
Iisth- st. No - West. 2Jx10O. II. Biooml Wilmer
Annie solomon and another: mortgage. $40
900 Y :. 81 &c
Rutherford Place. : 11th-st. 20 ';x9f:
Emma Raub executriX. and another to David
u Jennings. mortgage S3D. 900: r :. SO a.
Etade-st No 1875 2XJ5.5 70 ChimbeTs-st
2+.9x466: Alexander T Mason 10 Heroe-t G PeI1;
Grand st M to- c5xlOo Thomas T., Watt 70
Noritz Il Ernst; mortgage. so. 600; X :. 81.
1st-ave. :. 1J3 II Of Istst, 20 TXIJN iTregu-
lar: Louis Dreyer T. Louis Levy. mortgage.
$4,000 + :. SIG Is. SO
56th-st. No 30 East. IsxiOO5; Andrew McCosh
to \ G Chaplin: mortgage. $4,000: r :. S15 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26

The approximate Of the lien charge TO salts
described property is 10 be sold Is
500 rs interest from April 18th 1901 together
allowance amounting to S'dI ui with
Interest from April 18TH 1902 together with the
expenses sale The approximate amount of taxes
assessments or other which be allowed the
purchaser o the purchase money or paid by the
referee Is 1924 40 and Interest
York. April 18th. 1902
ABRAHAM r. LAWRENCE. Referee.
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fnrerlosuts sales.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
~ OF NEW YORK.-Frederick 4. o. schwarz. Plain.
80 against Louis Lippman. German American ReaI
tstate TITLE Guarantee Company, and others Defendants
Of a Judgment Of foreclosure ana sale
duly made entered in the above entitled action ana
i,earnr date the Of April 1872. the under
signed Referee In said Judgment named VII 5e al
rIhr auction New York Real Estate Sales Rooms
10 III Broadway the Borough y Manhattan County
>ev York on 9Th day Of May. lr2 at twelve
o:c1nrk noon on by William NJ Ryan. AUG =
directed by said judgment 10 be sold
,1I therein described follows: All that certain lot
niece or parcel land, situate lying and being in e
City. County and state or New
York bounded as follows wit: Beginning at a point
a., The southery side Hundredth Street distant
one hundred forty-eigh feet and three inches west
Street and Avenue running thence southeriy and
Tarsllel with Avenue. and part Of the distance
through party wall hundred feet and eleven inches
parallel with one Hundredth street
twenty-five feet northerly and parallel with Park
Avenue and the distance through party wall
inches. to the southeFy side
and thence eastery and along
the same twenty-five the place OF beginning.
Dated York April 10th, 1907.
ABRAHAM x. LAWRENCE. Referee.
HATCH DEBEVoISE & Colby. attorneys for Plain
rir No 40 Wall Street. New York city.
The following diagram Of the property TO be sold
its street number Is 60 East lo0th street
Tooth Street
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OUR OFFER.

The offer IS regular treasury stock. fun
paid and assessabe participating in all the assets
and profits Corporation.
TO EVERY SUBSCRIBER To $50 SHARES OF
STOCK THE CORPORATION WILL DEED.
FREE AND CLEAR. LOT AT BEAUTIFUL
OCEAN CREST. FEW MILES BELOW OCEAN
GROVE. ON THE JERSEY COAST, WHICH
PLACE WILL BE DEVELOPED INTO a HAND
SOME SUMNER RESORT.
Ocean still bathing surf bathing.
boating. fishing. sailing and shooting.
and the choice il allotted accordance
with the time of receipt of your subscription
The of the company alone are worth
$3.50 We give you lot n guarantee
that you won't lose anything. even III the
Corporation did not make money.
funds OF the Cooperation being invested
shrewd New-York real estate men. in Manhattan and
elsewhere. profits and assets bound
YOU GET THE BENEFIT OF ALL THIS.
You get at least $3.50 for $50 by taking
advantage this offer
THIS OFFER LIMITED To ESQ 81 B>C RIBERS.
THE LOTS ARE CLOSE TO THE OCEAN.
You can pay cash. Will take install
ments of $40 month
write. telegraph, call q telephones. Act
W, a Armstrons Pres Colonial Realty Corporation,
Fl. Muller. V. Pres -,
7. l. Mathews. Treas - Ic'e f-"u ols
W. Thos. Armstrong Sec Tel.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

OF NEW YORK.-The Westminster Fire insurance nee
Company. Plaintiff. against Catharine stewart a.i4
Matthew Stewart her husband and others PIeai,ra
OF Judgment OF forectJs,Is
Sale duly made and entered in the oe tp
2sth day OF March lToS l. ",
Undersigned the Referee in said judgne1t Baned WI
sell the New York teal tstate
Saesroom No iii Broadway. the Borough OF Man
haitian, city Of New York. the second day OF NAY,
a o'clock that day. by - J. thllPS
CO. AuctIoneers the premises directed by said jung
to be sold therein described as Follows: All
that parcel OF land. with the bud-
Twenty-third Ward Of the City Of New YORK ttor
M0rrisania County OF Westches.erl anu
State Of New York bounded and described as toI~s On
Map OF Morrisania Village. made by Andre" tlndlay
Surveyor dated 1sls and filed in the office OF
the Clerk White Plains: Beginning
side OF 10th Street formerly
Eighth street,, hundred and fftyfour feet west
Franklin Avenue and llOth street
running thence northey and parallel with FRANKLIN
hundred and sIxyrine feet thence westerly
on parallel with roth Street fifty feet; thence
southerly a parallel with Franklin Avenue. one
hundred roth Street thence east
ify feet to the point or place
0 beginning.
Dated York. April 9TH, 1902
FELIX II. LEVY Referee
FRANK NJ TICEENOR. Attorney FOR Plaintiff ~ PARK
Row Borough o Manhattan New York city.
The following diagram OF the property to be sold
fheS
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CHURCH TAKES TITLE.

The Church of the Epiphany GSoman Catholic)
yesterday took title the parcel 400 Feet east or
Third-ave on the north side of Twenty-hrst-st. 1t
is understood that the property will be used for
improvements to the paroChial buildings
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PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS

G3I-st No 127 131 East. for a story brick
stable. ilXtO 4; Clark. Anderson x NOndersmith.
owners; F Bayes. No 80 Bible House architect.
Sth-st No 3jS o 3G2 East, for six story brick
hJLse. with store. 502XSfG: A New
mann premises. owner; Sass * Smalihsiser No
q Park Row. architect ----..---...-.---...-.
SOth-st II = 100 IT e OF 2d-ave. for story coal
chute 42xa0: kriete. No 800 East Soth-st,
owner. Fauerbach, long Island City. architect.
SOrh-st % II OF 2d-ave for a story
brick store 30x1S; ] Kriete. owner: Fauer-
bach. architect :.----.:--
story brick hotel 50x.i o; Z u Push & Co No
I0I West 6ith-st, owner: Neville x Bagge, No
Or West Ic5th-st architects. Observation-Disclosures.
1Ofh-st Nos I4l and 143 West. for sir story
brick tenement house. with store 44xs2. Vein
stein No 1872 Bowery. owner; Bernstein No
III Broadway. architect -.-..:......--
RIascker-st No IS for story brick storage
horse 90 6x13: NJ Tei,eIbaum. premises. owner:
II Muller No ChambeTs-5t. architect. .........
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ OF NEW YORK.-The Nestchester Fire Insurance
Company Plaintiff, against Matthew Stewart and
his wife. and others. Defendants.
Action No pursuance Judgment OF Foreclosure
nd made and entered the above-entitled
action the 2sh day March. 1902 /. the
Referee In said Judgment named. will
sell n Auction. at the New York Real Estate
SaIesroom III Broadway in the Borough OF Man
hat Of New York, the second day Of May.
1902 at o'clock that day. by l.. J. Phillips
the premises directed by said judg
nent be sold and therein described follows: All
that certain lot piece parcel Of land. with build
thereon situate lying being in
ny-third Ward of the City and County OF New
York of Morrsania, County of Westches
of New York being part Of lot known and
Morrlsania made by Andrew Findlay Surveyor. dated
West Farms August 10. 1S4s. file the
Registers Of the County Of Westchester and by
the number 90 and bounded and described
ms follows Beginning at point the northeastery
side 1I0th Street distant southeastery
aftv Cottage Place and running thence
one hrndyeG feet southeasterIy in
line parallel Eighth Street. twenty feet:
thence southwesterly line parallel with
Cottage place one hundred and SIXTY Eighth
street. and theme northwesterly along Eighth Street
Ave point place OF beginning.
ug all he land in said bounds
Dated York April 9th 1902
FELIX H. LEVY, Referee.
FRANK NJ TTCHENOR. Attorney for Plaintiff, Park
Manhattan. New York City.
The following a of the property be sold
as described above, number being s37 East
Streef
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FREDERIC II. BELTS,
.Of Belts, Belts Sheffield & Belts, Lawyers
WYLLYS ROSSETER BELTS,
JOHN ". GRIGGS
Elk Attorney General of the L. S.
SAMUEL INSULT.
President OF the Chicago Edison Company.
COMMANDER J. y. J. KELLEY,
Commander I. S. Navy.
EUGENE II. LEWIS,
of Eaton & Lewis, Lawyers
H H mcclure.
of the s. s Mcclure Company.
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A NEW HOTEL FOR sIxTY-FoURTH-sT

Plans were filed yesterday at the Bureau OF
Buildings Manhattan. for a nine story brick hotel
to be erected on the north side of SixtyfoTrthst.
2O9II feet east OF Broadway. ?. B. Pugh & Co., OF
No IOl West Sixty-sixth-st., the owners. and
Neville a Ragge OF No. 217 West One-hundred-
and twenty ffth-st. the architects. The cost
Is nlaCe q 600 600
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1-nfh Gfrpat

10th Street.
The approximate of the lien charge to satisfy
which the abovedescribed property is TO be sold Is
So So with interest thereon from the 9th day OF
March 1902 with allowance amount
ing to sI12 81 March 2Sth. 1902
gether Of the sale The approximate
Of taxes. other liens which
be purchaser Of the purchase
by tho Referee. Is Sl.32s.+ IS and interest.
Dated New York. April 9th 1902.
FELIX II. LEVY. Referee
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foreclosure Sales.

with of the sale The approximate
assessments. other liens. which are
purchaser out OF the purchase money
paid by the Referee is AZ and interest covering
this property and the lot adjoining the east
Dated New York. April 9th. 1902
H LEVY. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26
DEED TO BROADWAY PLOTS PASSED.

Moritz L. Ernst yesterday turned over TO Thomas
L. Watt the deed of No. 1874 to 1873 Broadway. the
northeast corner of Howard-st-. for $92,5oo-
mortgage for $500 co also given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26
F1FTH-AvE. PARCELS TRANSFERRED.

Henry Corn yesterday transferred to George G..
Williams president OF the Chemical National Bank
Nos s. and So Fifth-ave the sale of which was re-
ported on Thursday. one hundred thousand dollars
was paid down it and a mortgage OF S50Ot0
given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26

NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RENER RAIL
~ COMPANY.
o.sco If Treasurer. York. April 10Th 1902
4 DIVIDEND OF one and one-quarfer per cent
"a y, the capital stock the ROME. WATERFOWL
naid by the York Central and Hudson River Raii-
under the provisions OF the con-
.rsr+ between the companes). this office on and
alter NAV 18th Stockholders OF record at the
o. the books April 30th. 1902.
N'7 GEORGE :. PRINCE. Treasurer
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ENTERTAINERS COMPANY.

New York April 3D. 1902.
-,rr, BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this Com
i - have this day declared the regular quarterly
,,,sPm pa of or: AND THREE QUARTER G+T9 PER
Stock OF this company payable
Ca et next The Preferred stock transfer books VIII
on way is nrii o5th al O'Clock p NJ. and reopen
eIose % ,nfFo al 10 O'Clock a. NJ.
Checks VIII NC ~ w. J. CHALMERS, Treasurer.
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BECAUSE

NINETEENTH-Of incidents like
this 1t guaranteed last April 10
a builder the title to a plot on 3oth
Street. One of the houses was
sold by two children, who claimed
to be the only heirs of their
father. The SurrOgate's record
and the affidavit of one of the
sellers. taken at the time. so
stated. The builder commenced
to tear down and was stopped by
injunction in behalf of children
of a deceased brother The family
disputed their right to inherit,
but the builder could not proceed
with his work, and the Company
paid $1,000 for COnfirmatOry
deeds without waiting to Htigate
the claims made. The inJunS-
ton was dissolved within ten
days, and the builder proceeded
with his work
When you buy real estate, or borrow or
Dan upon it. come to this company.
Fees moderate and uniform
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Du blir Nouees.

WANTED. FOR L. s. ARMY-Able bodied. unmarried
w between the OF q and 80: citizens %
United States. good character and temperate ablts,
English. For informant ton,
apply to RECRUITING OFFICER. 20 Third Avenue. ~
CortIant St 1e2 Eighth Avenue 7o5 Avenue
yvay Brooklyn E d. y Y
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OFFICE OF
x-I7STINGH0USE ELECTRIC & MFG. co.

No 100 Broadway. New York. April 10Th. l"Z
AZ a meeting held this day IL was :, 9
DESpLVED, That 4 quarterly dividend OF
IL ONE AND TaREE-QUARTERS PER CENT. 04&Fe).
o the asserting Of the Company be declared pay
afle May 18TH 1882 to Stockholders OF record at e
i Tor the asserting stock be closed on April 3Vth
1000 al 400 O'clock =. NJ. ana opened on May loth
lsfo- DIT WV +. w SIEMON, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26
Real estate.


last year, did the largest business in its
history. 1t does larger business each
succeeding wear,
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JOHN j. MCOeks
of Alexander & Green, Lawyers.
G.. MARCONI,
Inventor Of the Marconi System
T. ROLLINS MORSE,
of E Rollins Morse & Bro, Bankers
CYRUS J. SEDGWICk,
Treasurer of the Hall Signal Company
LOYAL l. SMITH.
SPENCER TRASH,
of Spencer Trask * Co. Bankers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26

Twin City Rapid Transit company,
COMMON DIVIDEND No. a
TIME BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this CON-
l. or- have declared quarterly dividend OF One and
a. 1aTsr a !. "a per the common stock or this
S,rnnanv payable May 18th 1902 The common stock
close May lst, lsu-, Al = NJ
ua I u.s. 'aren on NAV 10Th. 1902 at 10 a. NJ
Checks VIII be mailed r~x,rnxy ron a. cO
Trans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26
% 10th Street.

% 150th Street
The approximate OF the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property Is to be sold ia
sS1. 80 thereon from the 27th OF
March 1902 together allowance
Ing s2e5 As. with from March 2sth. 1902
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YOUR MONEY SECURED.
No Possible Chance for Loss.
STOCK AND REAL ESTATE
FOR ONE PRICE.

The Realty Corporation offers $500 shares OF
it= treasury stock u The public sale par one
dollar per share
The Corporation. capital $4,000 is conducting con
servatfve and profitable brokerage and ap
raf-a business as developing properties.
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Gong 1slau0 propertp Jor Sale.

NOR sALE.-IONG IsIAND.-Water front: half mile
L Of the best front Long Island. LIoyds
FIarbor, fronting Huntington Light fine pebble beach
100 woodland Hill and meadows the
attractive property in the market
TATTNAII. PAJI.DTNG
E. & Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26

NOTICE
TO Bondholders Of the Ohio Steel Company
In accordance with provisions Of the Trust Deed
following Of the Ohio Steel company issntl
been drawn by lot Tor TedeIlptl9l ."
June 1902 and principal and interest VIII be pad AT
The Dollar Savings and Trust Company. Youngstown
G1,go hat dat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-26

Central Park West and ssth-st. corner for
four story brick clubhouse. I5-5xlp; frosre9s
Club Sorh-st and Madson-ave. owner u hefn, .
No 81 Maiden Lane, architect -.
l1sth-st n g. $50 II Of PIeasant-aVe. Tor tnree
story brick Office building. 15xte; Deieplain es-
tate No IL Broadway. owner Q Baxter * sons
No . $50 3d-avs architects. =.
5th-ave Nos 53S and $40. for five story anu
basement brick loft building. with store. 909x
90: Roehm & Aon. No 81 Nassau-st. owners
r Townsend. No % East 19th-st architect
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financial mrsilnas.

financial HlffilHqs.
OFFICE OF BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND
NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY, 80
~ Broad st, New York AIrti -; lTl--
4 NNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders OF
this company viii be held In Cedar Rapids Iowa. on
Tuesday he 9th Of May 1907 at $3.50 o clock A M
Transfer books close Wednesday. May ith at
D. H. ~ H. II. HOLLISTER. Treasurer.
THE annual meeting of the Vault owners OF
l. the NEW YORK CITY MARBLE CEMETERY, viii
President Alexander MaItIhAn
~ broadway, ls6. Monday. May 0th at i
GUN MN ALBERT BULLUS. Secretary.
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UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.
York. April Is. 1892
I3-th Dividend
SENIIANNUAL DIVIDEND OF TWO
DOLLARS per share has been declared payable May
I5.r a0o Transfer will close APRIL Both and will
'e'P ' EDWARD T. PL.ATT. Treasurer.
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Greenwich. Conn.-1o0 farm. house barns
~ brooks. woodland: good
OF prominent New York gentlemen. ARCHIBALD FCs5S.
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