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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-12
REAL ESTATE.
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

The Colgate estate has sold through William A
White & Sons and f. A. Crulkshank & Co. the
four story brick building No. 81 Fulton-st me
lot measures a 10x96.2 feet X irregular
NJ r Kerby has sold for Victoria McVeany. SIX
lots in North-st. Mount Hope
\ fan shaped parcel opposite the Fort George
Casino, fronting on Fort George (Amsterdamo ave.
containing thirty lots, has been sold by T. Water
house. The plot has frontage OF 100 feet IN Fort
George-ave.. and extends down to the Speedway
Park where it's frontage is $40 feet The depth
is about 400 feet. 1t reported yesterday that
the asking price $600oe.
Arthur r. Parsons has sold the six story nat
house No East Observation-Disclosures It
stands on q lot 25XlO0.11 feet -,
Max ROinck has bought from Joseph w oN tIe
six story tenement house NO 30 East fourIeenIn-
st. The lot measures 25XlOS.S feet -. ~.
Joseph l.. Buttenweiser has bought NO 55l west
Seventeenth-st five story double tenement house
on a lot 25x93 feet
Iaumeister & CO. have sold the Ave story brick
and stone double house in Bergen-ave., adjoining
the southeast corner of One-hundred- and-torty-
ninth-St- The lot measures 2IXsOXlOO teet. Inc
same firm has sold the dwelling house No. 60S Rob-
bns-ave. The plot is 59xlOO feet.
Max Marx has sold to a client or j. Romano
Brown the three story private dwelling house, No.
SS7 St NichOlaS-aVe.. about 50 feet north or Ohe-
hundred and fifty -fourth-st The plot measures
Sarah 4 Grimm has sold through George Mich
oas the four story brownstone dwelling mouse no.
100 West Seventy-first-st., for about SS9,eN me
lot IS 19X55X1pu.5 feet.
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ZEAL ESTATE NOTES.

Russell Sage has leased No 671 Madison-ave- a
four story dwelling house, az the southeast corner
of Sixty-seventh-st., 10 Mrs. Percy Pyne Lewis
for her own occupancy, for term OF years
Irving Bachrach was the seller of No. 5SS East
Fourteenth-st., reported Monday.
Harvey L. Fisk of the banking frm OF Fisk &
Robinson, has leased for five years the building at
the southeast corner OF Fifth-ave- and Fifty
thrd-st-
The price obtained for the i've story mercantile
building No. AIS Broadway, when II was put up dI
auction yesterday-Slfi0 00-was the lowest Price
per square foot which has been recorded In this
section for some time At this price the square
foot valuation is IS 50. No. 40 sold last year at
So square foot
Manhattan. for three story brick annex TO the
City Hospital Blackwells Island. opposite tuty-
fourth-st. The Department Of Public Charities -
the owner. York 1. Sawyer are the architects me
cost is placed at $4,000.
Plans have also been filed for alterations to the
old Republican Club. at No. $50 Ftfth-ave-, OF
which the estate Of Mary e. Clark. No. 50 Will
ian-st is the owner. The building will be altered
and used for lofts and stores J. B. SnoOk ~ sons
are the architects. The estimated cost Is S2o,VoO
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OCEAN ELECTRIC
SYRACUSE RAPID TRANSIT.
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

chicago Nov li-Arlr,our bought something like
90 600 bushels Of May wheat to-day, taking II
openly. There was, perhaps, some selling By the
same interest but the Armour long line was IN
orestionably largely increased. II is believed this
interest has taken $3.50 600 10 100000 bushels
this week, ali for May. Apparently Armour Is fig
urine on reduced receipts, and has accumulated z
line which VIII be for sale when the reduced move
Inent becomes apparent 10 everybody. Patten COW
cred his short line to-day lie said the 10000 bush
els Of Nay bought by him eyelled him up. Wheat
advanced sc 10 lie. and closed about the top. Inc
market now IS about &c under the top Of ten days
ago. December opened at slSsc. sold between Assc
snd 7alxc sellers and closed at 12i-c sellers May
closed At 949ac sellers, July At 925sc-
The Northwestern cars were SIS, against loo5 last
year Primary receipts were 10000 bushels over
last year but primary shipments were 5000" oush-
els over q wear ago Kansas City talks smaller re-
reipts This prospective letting up in movement
was the news feature The buying by Armour for
long account and the covering by Patten were the
speculative features. Foreign markets closed
steady. Clearances were 10000 bushels. Duluth re-
ported 10000 bushels sold.
The worlds visible supply increased 450oooo bush
els. against 100000 bushels increase a year ago.
The contract stock 2S77 90 bushels increased 421-
6a0 bushels. Low grade wheat is weak AT big dis
count. The seaboard reported six loads for export
shipping sales here were 1So 90 bushels.
The governments big corn crop figures had but
little influence on the Spectator December closed
asc higher, and January. May and July ISc to CSC
lower. Cash corn was &c to l.c lower Receipts
$50 cars. with 20 estimated for Wednesday.
The wet weather helped the December. The con-
tact stock J0sD bushels decreased 159S0 bushels.
December opened 1T 5Gl4c, sold between 50llc and
5lc. and closed al sic sellers; January closed at
f3lsc; MAY, 41ssc. and Juy. A1sc. Shipping sales
were 5oeoo bushels The Nay weakness is the re-
suit Of continued selling against the new crop by
hedgerS
Cash oats were weak and nc lower. The futures
closed &c &c lower. December closed 29Ssc bid.
and Nay at 3llsc. The receipts were Isl cars.
Wednesdays estimate is 1s0 The shipping
demand for a few days has been improved, but il
Was poor again to-day. The stock OF standard.
$50 30 bushels decreased 1900 bushels. There
selling OF long May to-day. The buying is un-
important The speculative opinion IS rather bear
fish.
Flax prices were unchanged although Duluth
was higher December left off ut 81 IS and May.
81 g. At the three points there 492 cars OF
seed against 4S3 last year
Hogs were sc 10 Toe lower. The packers were
sellers OF nearby product. There is no bull manipu-
lstion now IL the provision market and prices are
I'D and Gown with the demand and with hogs.
Lard closed &C Zoe lower; pork. sc 10 NC lower
ana ribs. PC 20 Sc lower. The cash lard demand
was not good.
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SUPREMECOURTO OLE NEW YORK. COUNTY

SeT 5a pd yogght Pantg , aganSt
Am Ann MsElroy James lieEcy christopher Barry Cor
". voIrht charles h Vought Harry K voug6t.
Katie Sctirath Mason MS,iratb Fforence MoeD stephen
der NG 6 aIa as C2SP4y Harold a s1o an infant I'M
Jane urb es age Of fourteen years Alice n augh o
MoWa 4 APns H Ma Charles 9P ger Nee NJ
rbo Gdenee + GerTuds Johnson James +; Johnson.
aI Il Hon. ao9e ANY HOPE Christopher j. Hope Will
E@%Srd Burke an infant under the age Of fourteen
Cross James Hope and Annie HOPE his wife. tie
living then Hope his vile ana the issue or dev-
secs there be- Th Ho I sgch Wiz, ISSUE or dGI
HoL me name Ellen being fictitious and If Thomas
9 ISSUE or deyisses Of the said Thomas Hope if such
Phg29 and Ella = Murphy Defs9dsns Amended
Them You are hereby summoned 10 the amended
anna, IN this action and TO serve copy Of your
AFTER the service Of this amended summons. exclusive
appear or answer judgment viii he taken AGAINST YOU
Dase No 2I fRe r IL dsmaned in the complaint
JULIUS u. sEYlIoUR Plaintiffs Attorney. Office and
i Since address. No - William Street (Manhst-
To James Hop ana Annie Hope his wife. the name
t Anns being Fictitious. ana James Hope be not living
F b lanes Hope II SgGh wife issue or devIsees there
Ellen being Fictitious ad y 07 b ms VIE the name
living then Elen Hope his wife and the issue or de3-
deyisees there be- Defendants: foregoing amended
oder hon Ernest Hail one Of I'll. t Jastied "
tenth day OF November 1902 ana on that lay Ned with
a COPY OF the amended complaint. office Of tho
ieth OF the County Of New York. which amended COM
I.ilit Vas originally filed there - day az
tpF.i leO- Tho "blect OF the action par
utn according 10 the respective rights parties.
az u ~ s1psar that partition cannot be
$50 pteJlllce 90 The owners then for
ISio',ins described property: IAN those lots
a..s OF parcels OF land with the buildings thereon
'ctsa situate. lying and being Borough OF tire
bronN' city, County and state OF New York being
more BaIticularly bounded and described as follows.
St,-, i , At point OF the Westerly side cf
seen EunlEeJhs ui:3D feet Northvesterly from
FS4-t formed ~ the intersection
,e '+-t hundred eightysecond
80 SIDE .: Third Avenue; thence running Northwest
'N along the said Westerly side
I'VE 2 feet running thence SorthNestery and nearly
tdla'i 20 ono hundred and eehty-sec1nd Street two
II-sateI saI nTy.tye six-tenths l255) feet
lhiery sldo OF Eathgato Avenue:
song The Eatery side 81 Bathgete Avenue twenty
ana ve.tentas t@15) feet. ana thence running
stlea terly two hundred thirtv-fVa
t~f3e feet and nearly parallel hundred and
eEhtysecond Street. 20 tho Westerly Third
I.; the point or place q beginning being par
uc,i.ally snoWn a. No. 2,346 BathEate Avenue
r1 l1atHd New York Novemher 1st 1902
JULIUS n. SEYMOUR Plaintiffs Ofira ard
Post Office Adde'S. No y " iilaln Street ,Maul.t-
tam, New York CITY.
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Notlre of Summons.
STPRFMF COTRT. STATE On NV y

SUPREME COURT. STATE OF NEW YORK.
The Greenwood Cemetery. plaintiff against San
ford B. Sitter John oBrien John Heavey and Jessie
name Mary being fictitious. the nrst Of said
!svtn) Charles II. Smith and Mary smith (sad
OBSTINATE tSsrsb 20 he f n IN s5nan, Cbs II
smthJ: Aaron KommeI Jacob Aelerman ana IHuis Al
komme composing the firm Of Kommel Alderman &
ing business under firm name style OF Jacobs &
MeCanerty; Moses Sehiil; Meyer Cohen; Max Bern
Wilson; McIvah Larrabee; Charles H Bacon Barnabee
Herbert A sparrow: willam Forster Henry NJ Hsar
Harry WILDER: Edmund T Oldham; Edwin g Dickinson
National Bank Of Kansas City Missouri; Edward E.
Company Exceisior steam Power co William a w. Po2ta4
Daniel T. skinner; Charles a. Raymond: Andrew NJ
1nde Paper Company: Lqci9s H Bgelow. IN; Charles
Tsr1a NJ me n = LAM! La
Athletic CLUB: Frederick 4 Robinson: David W. Ken
Charles Klingenstein London Harness & saddle CO.
frederick A. O. schwaFz and Henry F. sehwarz: doing
Amended Supplemental Summons Trial desired in
hereby summoned to answer the amended Complaint
in this action and to serve copy Of your answer the
Of this amended and supplemental summons. exclusive Of
or an n OF gent AMI he e AIKEN S st o b 70 fsT
for the relief demanded in the amended complaint.
PEcRaAM 'E Mf d&y n KIM PLAINTIFFS attorneys
R67 og and Post Once Add TeS No 50 Broadway
To the attendants Simon Levin. Charles II. Smith and
first name q said defendant being unknown this plain
uH plaintiff intending to designate thereby the wife Of
going amended summons is served you by publica
ritt one Of the per OF De me hSnosDe Pq 1 % en-
state OF New York dated the 18th day Of October 1902
Clerk Of the County of New York at the County Court
HOUSE IN said County the IN day of October 1902
oGHs ana Post Once Address so Broadway. Borough
OF Manhattan. New York City.
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THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Burnside-ave, corner AnthOny-ave. for
three story frame store and dwelling house. 15x
So: D Havens, owner George W Flagg archi-
. . . % @.
Van Cortland-ave. S s. SIS IT W Of Moshou Park
way, for one story frame shed. 20NlS. Mrs
Matt Jauson, owner. The Bronx Architectural
Company architects ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
l73d-st, $ Q corner AnthOny-ave. rear. for a
story frame stOreroom. 3ON2O; Patrick Tierney.
owner; d J McIsaaCs, architect ------..-...--.
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PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS.

1l1tI-st No 4 East, for a flve story brick tene-
ment house with stores. 2flxS7. 10: ] Flugman,
owner: NJ LANCER. architect. $500
BiackwelTs Island. of 04th-st. for three story
brick hospital. i2SX25.6, Department OF Public
Charities. owner York x Sawyer. architects.
MadisOn-St. Nos SOS and $40. for a six story brick
tenement house. with stores. 5OxSO.7 Z: NJ Lipp-
man. owner; Horenburser < Straub, architects.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Broonls-st "a corner Suffolk ST. 25NI5; ByooTe-
-. No 1872. n s. 35.1X15I; lyman AdelSteln
and another TO Robert Friedman; mortgage
HtJ'up 1900 - - o.,
irregular; city Real Estate Company 70 Jane
eai st. No t69 West 1TxSs. 4xlTxP01: Jane r.
Kenny to city Real Estate Company; mortgage
1oit6,st. 5. 100 It " Of Amsterdam ave. leoS
I9o11: J Henri lockei as trustee 70 the
tiHTemort Construction Company mortgages
$4,000 and all liens ..--..--.. .-..-..------
Essex 81. No. fS9 5. 1901 II n OF Rtvlngton-
81. .5NSD; Chas Stetnhauscr to Aaron ZweTd-
ling: mortgage. $31,O ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
12ci-st. :. $50 fl OF sth-avc. 25xl00N.
Eugene II. Pomeroy TO Florence b. d. Rey-
West End ave. No $50. corner 97th-st. 25.2
x34 Francis NJ Jencks TO Ashbel T. Fitch.
1ssth-st. n s Us It E OF 7th-ave. 7sxaSli;
Henry Seaman TO Peter FTeess. mortgage.
6ath-st. n : EOS 1t e OF Columbus ave. Is.2x
102.&: Mortimer Brown to Margaret \ Redlng-
Lot Nos - 30. 81 10 Il, 81. S.. 1O4. ia. I33.
137. 40. IA. 100. ~. 151. 1856 49, 16a. 10.
IL las s9t soS Sll. N: slt 2S1 ss 80
3i9. 500 So 326. SIS. 3S5. $50 3s7 go. S40.
ass. 850. S6i a6e So. 36S. so. as. 8T4.
500. 3ai 800. sos 500 4oo 40i. 4lO. 4iS
All. 4l6, Az to 4e7. 43l % 439. 44s 449.
462 46S. $50 49,. 49S 500. sol. 5O2 SIS.
SO. $50 53l. map Of Arden property East f'hes
ter and West Chester; also u part Of East g'hes-
Road, :. 80 II OF C0rnell-ave. 2SN1OO;
Allan q. Macdoneu 10 Thomas Glreran; all
liens, + $50
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4oIS.-HuRh Getty Plaintiff against Mary II Ham
i9ioIld lanes : Tolan and AdeIIa Tolau his wife
Mary foan being fictitious the trlo name OF SAID do
hldnt being unknown to the plaintiff all persons m
hhiWf nav ms or claiming interest
tcTiDed IN the complaint this kuOyy
Wdo"er' heirs-a Law deyisees,
sees or neXt-ot-kn, II any. Of defendant Mary
an or whom and whose eNceut stated az
unknown 10 the plaintin. Mary Tnlar Nfarv I ;roa1
g. Adnnls trat!X Of the goods chaes and credits 81
simpson loIai' deceased: Martin e. RYAN Rosira
Strltker Defendants summons. To above named Ne
remnants You are hereby summoned the com
lldht IN this action. and 10 copy 81 YOUR an
ser'lce or thls summons exclusive OF the day Of
service and Ia case OF failure appear or an
SMeI Judgment VIII be taken against by default
% me reliet denanded IN the compliant Tra! desired
Dated, October 23d. 1902
join /. BRoWER. Plaintiffs Attorney. once and
Manhattan. City OF New go -
o me DEFENDANTS. Mary L. Hammond. James $
IoiSIi and Adea d Toan his wife; Mary Tolan sister
OF simpson Tolan. deceased name Mari 'rci.r, Re-
lEE hctitlous. the true defendant being
uSn2wn 70 the plaintiff; all having or
c!eiihg an interest in the premises
plant IN this action such unknown persons or ov1sr
being herein described as the husband
~ NV" deSsees egatees. grantees.
'is OF eaId itthdaii Mary Tolan and their
LpecuNe husbands and wives II any. Of whom and
Nose names except as stated plain
me foregoing summons Is served upon pub
iCitIoh, pursuant 10 order of the
Ter Justice OF the Supreme OF the state Of New
AoIk dated the 2Sth day Of 1902 and fe5 Itb
"a COPY OF the complaint I'm the Office OF the clerk Of
IN the Borough Of Manhattan, the CITY OF Nevyorlr
on the 18Th day of October 1892. com
pant herein was filed IN said Clerks on the sd
Dated. Network, October 2sth 1902
'Oi'1s L bftON Elk. Plaintiffs Attorney. &
9 R6o&a"ay' Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New
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rNcINEER orFICE. ARMY BrILp-

o'ING. New York. NOV. ieos Sealed proposals for
st ~ Goyernors Island York HsTbor will be
ceiTed Al this Office until II o'clock noon Dee > 1897
80 Inn Duhiicfy opened Information application
" /. MARSHALL. MAJOR Ensrss
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Proposals.
STREET RAILWAY,

DROPOSAL FOR STREET RAILWAY,
- Light ana Power Franchise. Manila, P. / In pursu
ance Of an passed Monday. October 10th, 1907 by
bIds viii be receivcd until day OF March. 1908.
bv The Municipal Board ~ Manila 70 determine the
gIantee oi street railway united with fran
IN the Philippine Islands Route thirty nVe miles long
fixed in The franchise. important streets IN The
tory system passenger transportation from part
Of the City ether part The points OF competition
chse not fifty from date OF passage OF
tie Act: SECOND rates OF fare not 70 exceed seven
eve cents gold for second passengers and; THIRD,
paid the city for the franchise not
from railway. rates or rare 10 &c
Nv twenty-five years when the city
price by arbitration based on tle net earn
of railway TO be four feet eight ana
one-half inches rails rails not less IMAM sAty pohs
Tqr Ta-d excep on paved with blocks OF stone
or other material grooved rail- OF not less thah seventy
pounds required a. A. % ~,
ana work completed twenty months tlereafte the
electric light heat and power franchise United m me
Co. reasonsble rates regulated by the Municipal
PICARD The only additional point Of competition In the
and power franchise rs ooipeIisatloh 10 o
ia the CITY by Company Not less than one ana
ehsf t,er-cent gross earnings The length OF THIS
frsnchtse and time beginning and completion 10 be
a. saTna as in the railway franchise. Fun text OF law
franchises ME a. the Office OF me MuulSlpai
Hoard In Manila together with map Of the City and
roToses route OF railway now and at the Bureau OF
tnsular Affairs. War Department washington after DE-
.s Lii be received at the Municipal
Esoand in Manila until and including March 4th lsg5a
deposit Of S76OO0OO TO be mace either WIN tne usI
.soTnoratfoa Of New York. philippine Insuar
i9o,sss N the United States) certificate
Tcpa Board Manila. duly certified by national bank.
70 accompsny the old security for PeTioII1ance
Colonel L S Army. Chief Of Bureau 81 lnsular Al
fairs War Department Washington. D. c
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once and Pos. once address IS N Raia5 Street. As0 BSfoac


YORK.-To all persons interested the Estate Of
Il. Qusintance assigned TO Frank II. Gray for
the of Creditors send Greeting: each
one OF YOU hereby cited required appear in
in the County Court House Part l. New-York city In
County. 10th OF January 1908, 1880
O'Clock the forenoon Of that day 10 show why
H GRAY said 4. Cuaintancs
and II cause be shown to a
account. Witness: Hon Charles H.
Brunt. Presiding Judge OF said Court. seal
the Sd day OF November 1902
lSeaLl THOMAS l. HAMILTON
WM. I. BEECHF1R Atty. for Assignee, 237 Broadway.
Ky
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Dipioenn Notlrcs.

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
Philadelphia. Nov. ], 1892
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
day declared SEMI-ASNUAI. DIVIDEND OF
THREE PER CENT. C150 share) the Capital
stock Of Nov.
Stockholders registered the books Of the Com
pany close Of business Nov o, 1902 All Dividends
will lie paid by CFIEQUE.
CHEQUES Will be mailed 20 Stockholders who have filed
Permanent Dividend Orders a. this Office
ROBT " SMITH Treasurer.
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financial meftlnss.

MANHATrAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
No 1876 Broadway. New York, October til ls gS;,
THE ANNITAT, MEETING OF THE SHARE
~ ,l,o Manhattan Railway Company will be
elo COnpans's once, No. ls5 bTo1esss
Borough, New York city. On HeaHe1~'S' -'00''N
- m al - O'Clock. noon- -
- Board Directors for she eisnlnE SeeA - ~ -
sseiec three Inspectors % Elecfloil 500 -. q,
no tfsnsfsr books VIII be closed on a.
rclnrk D. NJ ana VII be reopenec November ASth az
.. W. MeHILLIAais. Secretary.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COrNTY


OF New York George Henry Warren. Whitney War
the last VIII and Testament OF Mary Warren deceased
Plaintiffs against John Percy Coleman Alden George Henry
warren Alden, Edith c. Miller. Harriette w CioeIet
George Henry Warren. Whitney Warren. LLOYD Warren
George Henry Warren, Jr. Whitney Warren, Jr Con
stance Whitney Warren. Charlotte Warren, Gabrielle
free Institute OF Troy. Jane Drake, Louise Coffin the
Girard Trust Company OF Philadelphia as Ancllary
Guardian Of the and estates
man Alden and George Henry Warren Alden George
Henry Warren general guardian of the OF George
Henry Warren, Jr.. and Constance Whitney Warren
Whitney Warren. general guardian OF estates OF
whitney Warren Jr. Charlotte Warren Gabrielle
Warren and William Starr Miller general GUARDIAN Of
the estate OF Edith Miller Defendants. Summons Trial
20 be had in the County of New York. the above
named defendants: You hereby summoned answer
the complaint in this action, and to COPY OF
the plaintiffs attorneys within twenty
days after the this exclusive OF me
Judgment will be against you by default
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated New York, October 3Fd 1907
DEWITT, LOCKMAN & DEWITT.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Office address. IS street borough
To Whitney Warren Charlotte Warren. Whitney War
ren. Jr. Gabrielle Warren. Whitney Warren, general
guardian estates OF Charlotte Warren, Whitney
Warren. Gabrielle Warren, John Percy Coleman
Alden. Henry Warren Alden Louise CONN
The foregoing summons is served publica-
Justice the Supreme Of OF New York
dated day Of November, 1902. and with
complaint Office OF the Clerk the County ~
New York Borough Of Manhattan City New York.
the Srd day of November. 1902
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THE LAWYERS MORTGAGE INSURANCE COMPANY.
81 & Liberty Street.
New York November 10th, 1902
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
Company this day declared seml-annusl divi-
dend Of ~ cent upon the capital stock payable at
the CoTnpanys Offices Monday December LIST
books win be closed November 18th, and
reopened the q Tuesday December 2nd next.
JOHN NJ FORBES, Treasurer.
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For Both sexes-City.

w FOWLER WELLS Co. 80 East ssnd "s 81 aia 80
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NEW YORK AND HONDURAS ROSARIO MIN
ING COMPANY
No Is Broadway. y. y. Nov. II. 1902
DIVIDEND no. 100
THE TRUSTEES OF THE COMPANY HAVE
this day declared a dividend Of per cent on its
capital stock. payable Nov. - 1902.
transfer books will be from November 10
November %, 1902 :. HEIDELSHEIMER Treasurer
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IRVING school.
IS West S4th Street
LOUIS DWIGHT RAY.
Thorough schooling for boys from "a "a
Work was resumed Sept 18th.
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1vHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Il Madison Square (ll22 Broadway Brooklyn IS
New Terms begin now--TFial lessons free.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Intended Steamship sailings from Vancouver
JAPAN, CHINA, PG5J0 BPP02PIE ISLANDS
r. NJ $. ATHENIAN.Noy II Emp. OF INDIA. Dec. -
EMP OF CHINA. Dec 1lR n. s. TARTAR. Jan 12
HAWAIIAN 0SAANDSAND AUSTRALIA
MIOWERA. Nov Il AORANGI. Dec IL
For apply 1913 Broadway and 1 Broadway.
COOKS MULES STEAMERS
Cairo 20 Luxor and First Cataract.
Rameses the Great Dec. 2 Rameses Dec 18
Dec. 81 Rameses.
and weekly thereafter connecting with service for
Cataract. KhaTtOum In addition, Express
sails Tuesday and Saturday Daha beahs
and special steamers for families and private parties.
THOS COOK & SON.
26l & 1.ls5 Broadway, New York
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For Boys and Young Men-Coun

III miles 90 y Y. location superb: appointments
ncent: complete equipment infantry. cavalry
artillery: high grade safe preparatory school, illustrates
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