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New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

IBY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
Chicago. May 22-The early wheat news looked
bearish-Pars 1Hc to &c lower. the English
kets off slightly the weather abroad fine rains
through the West where needed. Yet the
only weakness shown by wheat was in the first
few minutes of the trading The close 14c to
12c higher for the active futures. May, however,
closed &c under yesterday. 1t sold 7S14c and at
76c. and closed at 7Sc. Evidently there was
shake of May longs who wished to get
profits. Armour did the May buying after helping
the break along early. July opened at 731sc, sold
between 731sc and 737sc and closed at 7S7sc Sellers
September closed at Tic sellers and December at
711kc. There had been very complete liquidation
yesterday. and there were many who were willing
to take wheat back to-day the rains and on
the favorable from abroad. Toward the close
the crop advices were unfavorable. THE Modern
Miller said that there had been practically no
Improvement in the worst sections. Statisticfan
Snow said that the winter wheat crop had declined
points since May /. Clearances for the week
were Unexpectedly large 900 bushels. Export
ers said that the foreign demand was slow. Duluth
said that the Continent was reselling. Argentine
shipments were 2S76000 bushels. Clearances to-day
were 325 COO bushels. The feature of the trading
was reinstatng Of local lines recently sold out
Outside markets acted about this did.
Corn as much of a surprise as the wheat
The country selling put as high as 100000
bushels, mainly by Illinois. There were rains
through the States. Temperatures were high
Yet after the first rush of selling by the elevator
people against the cash purchases the market
strong The close 1c TO ssc over yesterday
July sold at 4414c and 443sc. and closed at 445sc
May closed at the July price; September at is4sc
sellers. Receipts were 27s cars; to-morrows esti-
mate. 40 Cash was &c to PC lower. Ship
ping sales were 100000 bushels Argentine ship
raents were s63 900 bushels. Seaboard clearances
were $4,000 bushels and 1.81400o bushels for the
week At present the seaboard demand is equal to
the supply. The bear argument is that when the
present country offerings arrive. deal larger
demand Will be needed
Illinois and the other oats States which have
been dry had rains. and the opening break there
general covering. Later reports said that Illi-
nos needed rain. The market closed 9ac
higher than yesterday. though the weather
the most favorable in weeks. May closed at 364sc
July at 33%c and September 31c sellers Receipts
~ ere cars; to-morrow's estimate 195. Shipping
sales were 10000 bushels. Patten was among those
who covered shorts.
Packers were the buyers Of provisions. and the
list closed sc to 1oc higher than yesterday Offer
irgs were light-540C0. against 5000. Liverpool
slightly lower. Armour added to his line of ribs.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk Of the United States Dis
trict Court:
PATRICK C. BONNER. .. 4oS Seventh-ave.: iabI-
tiles. $40 900: assets The . incipal creditor
thaider Brothers. Pttsburg. $50. Coo.
Involuntary petition fled against FLAME
PROOF COMPANY. a New-York corporation Of No 81
Jay-st The pettsnng creditors Sarah Mary T
Taylor and Mary r Bonner. ss2; Crppen stubouratt
s347 Charles Newbury. ST. 426 The directors
corporation May % admitted inability
nd willingness
q creditsr of ABRAHAM s. PEARL
STEIN against whom involuntary petition re
Gently filed fled the bankrIpts schedules showing ab
ties amounting about s. 500 Ii is declared
bankrupt is himself within the jurisdiction
Involuntary petition fled against MAX l. and
EDWARD / DTCTITENBERG'S SONS, 1T6 Water
st The pettonnG creditors Starr Brothers s3l3;
ILchtensten Co. 50 ITO: Kutinsky. Adler Co Ss1 II
IS claimed the firm recently disposed Of negotiable to-
bacco warehouse receipts with intent TO prefer
tain creditors.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
GRAPHY.

ROBERT BROWNING. BY G. X Chesterton lzno' Pp
207 fTne Macmillan CornpanyD
In the English Men Of Letters series.
THE PFRseNAIITY OF EMERSON By F. B. SAN
ho-r svo m 1874 (Boston: Charles L Goodspeed)
Illustrated with frontispiece portrait reprooqr&ns ing
David scots painting Of Emerson ano lae-s'i1''
or ors Of Eu1er letters
RENEMBRANCES OF EMERSON BY john AlDee'
i2Ino pr 202. (Ropert Gr.er CookeD
i-dusncs on young and bis value Es an essays~
LETTERS OF A DIPLOMATIC WIFE. iss3-lsoa By
Nforv Kirr waddiagtcG. Illustrated from dEaglnsS
ana phetosra2hs. Svo. pp Viii. Az Charles seriO-
Sonsp
MAJ oa-.r,rs Rv David Yeiiin and Israel Abrah
1o,oo m xti 239 Philadelphia: The Jewish PUBL
cation Society OF Amezi>a-)
A, .ooount Of a famous Jew of the Middle ages
the CONDITIONS Of time and the part he played IN
matters Of Jewish theslogy.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
REPRINTS.

A GUIDE TO PARIS Seventh Edition limo. pp. 81.
Q2rookyn Daily Eagle)
DIVINITY AND NAN b. ". X Roberts. limo pp.
Z $50. C. p Putnam's SonsD
A study Of tho SPIT. law in its relation the
life of man. and alisgory presenting celestial
view OF the conditions Of earth
THE FUR TRADERS OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER
AND TIE ROCKY MOUNTAINS. As Described by
washington Irving. With Some Addi5 by the
EDITOR. i2roo. pp xvii. 2e2 &c. p Puinau's Sons
in the ''EptckerhocEer Literature'' series A con-
oensatsoa - Washington irvngs Astoria
and the Adventures OF Captain Bonneyille.'
THE COMPLETE WORKS or RALPH WALDO En
ERSo&. With Biography. Introducfon ard Notes
by Edward Waldo EsnersoH and e General Index Vols
and Il. l2rne, pp. xiii 46l. AS. HoughIon Mif-
& Coz -
In the ''centenary'' edition. ! is ded
with frOntlsp oduction CT daguer eltspe Of
Emerson taken In 1874 and contains 3 horraDoicaI
sketch. essays ''Natuge' ana
lectures. Volume II contains ~ eve essass
THE PROSE WORKS WILLIAM MAKEPEACE
THAGkERAX. Tia Book Of snols. Etc. ElItsd hy
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
RE1L ESTATE.
Omck Resale an the Br0ad-st
Section.

Loveioy & Noyes Company have resoid TOT
GEORGE "A Robinson No. q Water and No Ia
80 - . 61,a e+orv brick store and loft build
ing size 25HI42 adjoining the Centennial Budlns'
an office building which occupies an entire olock
In Broad-st, TO Henry Hutchinson Tor ABOUT
$4,000
Mr.. Robinson. the seller. purchased THIS properly
from the same firm a few months ago. when 'ns
hutldfnp was entirely vacant. Lovejoy & Noycs
Company leased the building for long term Oh
wears At an annual rental of 25oO the tenant pay
inc taxes insurance and making repairs .,
The details of the sale of No 602 to 006 EleVenth,
ave by S Steingut & Co., as brokers. are reported
IN another column.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

i1I,h-st No % East 25xi00 II: Max Cohen to
sarah RablnoWftz; mortgage. SIS. ....-....
f37th-st No 2S4 West. Is 6x99.i1: Grosve@or
Realty Company TO Lillian De r GrcenauIt;
mortgace si2 500. ...........,
gd~ave No 2Dso, s s5xs5: Fortuna Real Estate
CORPORATION 70 Joseph Adler; mortgage So. 600.
I24th-st No AIS West 2Sx1oo II: Grosvenor
Realty Company TO James II Ahern; mort
gage 81: SO ....-.. -. .t-.....
4sth-st 80 8ll East 25xloo.5. Daniel T Murphy
to Rex Realty Company mortgage sif go
Same preperty. Rsx fealty Company to Daniel
Cummings: mortgage. $1,000. ...-......
linton ave " s la3 II It OF tdSth-st. 1sSx
n; II. Henry Muller al. executors to Alwiue
Refbert- correction deed. c...-......
sams property Aiwine Reibert 30 Conrad Hesse..
Eroad-st No 50, corner Aloas-st Is AxS&x
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Rv Partsb Fisher Mooney Co: 73d-st n SOS II ?
of tvenue A. 25x102 2; NJ Hudner ID Hudner anu
another W Tanning atty; z Donneily. ref; paruuon'
to Morris Franklin for $1,000 .. .
BY Phoenix Ingranam Co lSlth-s. nnv - a ~ :
q A Pease et al: L short. atty: q 3 NlnthiOp
amt due Oh: ETC s3S2 a. to the pat 1'r
By l. J Phillips & Co. Il 45th-st. 223 r. " OF cta
executors sale: withcT3~n AT
So 400 40 21st-s 214s IT OF lOt-aye 10 exsS9
4 story dwR executors sale; est OF A!an oSc' 70
Maria Simpson S11 100 326 and rs IZth.sI :;
991 q n OF 2d- ave 37xlO23x-x- story 6k ten y: >
n Raives agt T Krazo~er al; krakower & p attys:
NJ Proskauer ref: due 3.2T4 30 taxes ETC. s.Vo'
nrfor mtge So COO; to c 5 Lefcourt for $4l'65S
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
REALTY NOTES.

Martin H Goodkind is the buyer Of No. 1856 East
sfxty-frst-st sold on Thursday by Collins &
Collins for Earry ]. Douglas
Henry D. Winans May were the brokers in the
sale for Wilbur c Fisk OF No A East Fifty
thIrd-st.
The report that the Rutherford apartment house.
Nos 2o6 and 20S East Seventeenth-st., has been
sold is denied.
Renwick c. Hurry has leased, furnished. for Al
fred Seton to John c. Emo No. Is West Thirty
eighth-st.. four story dwelling house. a lot
25x9S9 feet.
A H Lawrence is the buyer OF No SIS Lexing-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
PLANS FOR Mr.. BURDENS HOUSE.

Plans were fled yesterday at the Bureau Of
Buildings, Manhattan. for Ave story and attic
dwelling house for l. Townsend Burden. be
erected at the southeast corner OF Fffth-ave and
Ninety -second-st. The building will be OF Indiana
limestone and granite. The entrance viii be in
Ninety -second-st.. ana viii have frontage of 81
feet: the frontage in Flfth-ave will be IS feet
on the first floor viii be large dining and
salon Ala feet broad and q feet deep. opening into
room and library. The rest of the building viii be
given over living apartments The cost is esti-
mated at $500 900. Il. Trumbauer is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
EDUCATIONAL.

IsoMoPHoNIc CONVERSATIONS. By c. B and c; ~ "
ph-.aAs and conversations chosen with reference to
the eirIarity Of spund the four languages In which
tbev are given English, German, French AMI ltalian
designed 10 AID memory by the law OF essocfato1
HERO STORIES FROM AMERICAN HISTORY: For
Elementary Schools BY Albert F. BlaisdeH ana
Francs K BAN. 12mo. pp. xii, 259- Q8oston; CHM
& Coz -
TIE. r,t411n F4oUysEKEEPER Simple Lessons, with
sones Stories and Games by Elizabeth Colson anu
Anna G.nsesoor1 Chttend-n. Music by Alice X baiu-
WIN Illustrations by Alice Leonore Upton lntroduc-
tion by Jacob A Riis. 12mo, pp. TX, ls'. IA D
Barr & Coz
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23

walter Jerrod. With Illustrations Py CnaTes ToIesny
,1zr, .,r7osE, WORKS OF WILLIAM MAkHPEASh
49, ~THACKERAY Cornhill TO Cairo. Etc. AA So g. 1y
vai ar Terrold with i by Charles t. bfocA
fomo mn xiv 443 (rae Macmillan Conpany)
THE NOVELS POEMS AND MEMORIALS mr. or
c-rs RIE-s KINGSLEY. In fourteen volumes IIea
t-afed with ntroductions by Maurice hihgsiey
Vols and Il limo. pp. xxi, $50; vih 80 u =
Taylor & Coz
In the Library Edition with Kingsieys Letters
and Memorials edited by his wife Illustrated WIN
reproductions OF paintings by Lee WoodWaTo Later
ana photogravure portraits. Volumes and IL CONTAIN
Wake
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23

,-,,,, - n r. 1,S6-
EIpe s.' - n II;sIfer .... 1,31
Ciuerrieri Genare-J Bowers. receiver.--.--
George Rfuger Col Appel i'Vd' 10
Garfunkel Moses-B Bernstein and another.-.-- 90,
Koran Thomas-W Z Jones. es.,................t. eio
Hershfsld Aaron. and Benjamin Shapiro-AIneri- ~
can Woo.len Company OF Sew-York 80
Kendall. Nicholas oh Koesch ''oSSS
Krippner CharIotte-M Meyer.
Kurzman Maria T-Willam p Martin Company. 90
Lyman WtlIlem--B Wagner.
Lane john-Trbune Association. .....-...' 22oo
Morgan Albert E-A Powell ard another...-..-.. 10
NItenthal Aubrey and Johns kalen ........ - -
Mestaniz IinbornIr R-W Miller. i'ssS
Pitcairn SC l. Hendee. IL
Quo Vadis Amusement Company (corpoTatlon)-" Dos
J Morgan * TO- 80 Az
Rosenblum Ceorge-E Shpman. f"'
Rouss William executor hoS'eau =! 1o5 7eo
Reed Theodore F--S Van Worst. ..-.'''.--.-''' 1at
Rosentbal Bloom
St,ott Lloyd Nc A Campbell. O.,
SeabIom, john Boyle.
Sweetser william A-HeTschmann tucker VI roc
niture Company. -'-'''''''''
schmid, Albert = DOob.
The Importers and Traders National BANK OF o.o
New-York-I. Tanneubaum. costs 200
The dee Svndicate-W II 4 Horsttall
THE. Tavrvers' Cooperative Union--G A BeIhhS--;
The Delaware I.acIawanna and western iNaiIoad
C-oupany-M o Heater ''--'-''
voer Frnest--C NJ Traver. IN
V0orhies Harry-A Sarues ard another.
The Cftv If New-YoykW Dickson ~ A'yo9
Wotman Emil and George Keith-D oDay--- ."
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Abbott Agnes A. to the PARK Iortsags S c9m2any' n:
adjoning and deros Of Ggnn oT6r MOI atas a so
hesier: ssp contains nsT sGtes' po' $500
Adler JSssDh g gqEtgna a6 Rss Esats ate Corpora 1000
ROBERTSON John another the Bond and
M0T5ssss y Of St Nicholas Terrace year:
same 10 Jonas s do %sar psr 10000
10 G84: 1sf year ,6 ~ 15 ssnass ssRt Bank
Division-st corner Cross. ROdman Place. Loon
tnsa1 FUn1 Nathan % pet the Hebrew benevolent and
Orphan Asylum society WashingtOn-s Nos SS2 ooo
1uano ana os Eaabsh a9s to the mstoDOtan saving,
Bank. l4tn-st No s2s East: years; 40 per 1000
PsEsn Earfa Pa;n, sna a,syssg sS2snsf
1905; per cent. 4;,,. i1.a,a5:: 10000
i51n company' gGRaf isthst So It Of Isss1a build
Mig Ing 9Sn year so per 70 Mutual Life Insurance.
company 0th-st No 81 West: due June l. 1905; ,4ooo
Baahrisa Esrsn, 5s IndqiaI 81 1s. saS
ings Bank Houston-st Nos ES4 ana $50 year. 5000
wehaebroeR. Get Loai, W, and wife Nassau Sc
curity Company. ll5th-st. No 2lo East; install 400
mens per cent to American Mortgages
NSonEansy cSmpanS loia No lS to Isi
same sst to Theresa currsn property; priOr
Coleman a aarry I 70 %.s wears a. per Cent
Same to same same property ye@is -. 10000
KessIer esH Marie. to German Savings Bank. Pros
peet-avs. corner le2d-st: due May e. 1904 1000
ReI:sr aa per MSgg to General John de Pey,tsr.
Central PARK West corner 's'h 10000
Israelson Jacob, the German Savings Bank
Chrystie,st No i22s I22 TO AZ Lza ~ 5000
r1onney Jane 3, James Skelly. White PlaIns
Posd proposed s. n OF lands conveyed
by deed to Dunssn & May Is l'Ss ,sT oent 1900
Raruch Emanuel, Title GUARANTEES and Iruss
Company Slst-st' No lS' East yes. "a p sooo
rabbrf Edith s. to Title Guarantee and Trusi
Company. eoth.st a. 22S IT OF 0tnav 10000
rr5ss year' aen+y PER C est to Mutual LIE Com
Pany; 67th,st ION, 225 n " OF ~ 5000
0raar George H 10 hwarzschti6 & SclZoerger
Company. 45th-st' Nos ai' ana '!' A.. h4s.' 5000
Raer Frederick c. Emma Raymond ana an
other executors. Central PARK ark Mest Gold 50 COO
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
HISTORY.

THE FUR TRADERS OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER AND
THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS. As Described by Wish
ington Irving.
A POLITICAL. HISTORY OF SLAVERY. By William
Henry Smith. With Introduction by Whileiaw Iae
Reid In two volumes. 3vo. pp. xvi. $50; iV, 456
p. Putnans Sons.)
HISTORY OF EARLY STEAMBOAT NAVIGATION ON
THE MISSOURI RIVER: Life and Adventures OF 10
seph La Barge. BY Hiram Martin Chittenden With
Mans nd volumes SVo pp
xiv 24S 46l. CFrancs P Harper)
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
ISCELLANEOUS.

THE JEWISH ENCYCLOPEDIA. Edited by Isador
Singer Ph D. In twelve volumes Volume " 4to,
ID. xxi 6SS. dunk & WagnaIs Company
Opening with history Of the C1azers and con-
Guiding with an account of the Dreyfus case.
THE BASIS OF MORALITY. BY Arthur Schopenhauer
Translated with Introduction and notes BY Artaur
Company)
MUNICIPAL. PUBLIC WORKS. Their Inception. Con-
etrTIctIon ana Management. BY S Whnery, Civil
Engineer. Emo, pp xiv. 24I. CThe Macmillan Com
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
RELIGIOUS.

KINsHTP OF GOD AND MAN By the Rev. ] J. Ianer.
Ia three volumes Vol III The American Church
i2mo pD XIII. ls4. Thonas Whittaker)
A collection Of interpreting the letter and
Of unity.
OLD TESTAMENT CRITICISM AND THE CHRISTIAN
CHURCH BY John Edgar McFaduen n a gi!as.(.
Sons)
An inquiry the spirits and methods OF the
critical gcfo6l IN an appendix a summary given Of
the leading points obtained in Old Testament crit-
Cism
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23

irregular: william Dean and another ex- -
s s1G e trustees: 4t e FssTs esa. to
Charlotte Mount and another jolni tenants ="
nard to seniuel II Stone: mortgsgs s25 600.
Westinghouse. No 652. 22xsl 0x20 ISldi
EhD oehssaieifsr s ct al to Seymour Realty
st- N6s es2 and o54 s. ixs77x
AZ Gx762: Fred and Grace ochsenreiter. By
guardian. TO Seymour Realty Company; al l.,
same property. Seymour Realty Company to Ma
r1ipsIst. iasn o''i No soa East 25xiooI1: NewYork
Building Loan Banking Company to FTeoerleN
c-hurch-st. n corner Leonard-s, 5Oz4O; George
sade ct al. executors. to the CoionisI ReAl ~,
Frankin-st' n s. 60 It e of West Broadway. 4ox 70
% to Soona5 i5 R9dl 9d Is s1ts East esq., Ernest
Wintersrnith 70 New-York Building Loan Ba1k-
Fra rnS T0lqfany s. me iea4 Fl y Of varict
W 10 6x S76x 4o6xlosx az st6I 5.'' 10 The
Colonial Real Estate Assoelatiqga, 3, ;3ioa q Geo o.
slade ct al executor. TO ColoniaI Real Estate 90
wsi1eHsf 9fsoGsa'i2n 30 "a and 26 $ 81 sx10O; Geo
siade. al trustee and executor. TO Coiohiai 100
5ba4e Rga Estate e Ssp9'f'0p 10 Of 5ths 2ax1oo David
Mayer to Mary Mayer; and ,ssb.t runs
HrGaaM9y fos il1 ios7x eesx 100 to begn111ins
Broadway. e 13sth ST, runs ~ 49,
TSo1h 4qa111 10 AiezanSer ES 13 Waiker r. ali and
Central Park West No 70 dtis- sIecIto.s
to Frederick Beer mortgsse S5oC!, G.oo-c %
Same property: Frederek Ide GOO G Beer 70 Nom
5Oth-st. No 40 West. 2JxloG5 Emil 9ortg5re
.tSrst S9oP No 81, s. 1925 # E Of Bowery. 25z9s2
UnderwTitersM M mO[ga@Es @ s14;cGo Hss5 59.iOS5, Chas
Barney 1 to Harry F Coleman: and s. and
Central Park West. cor Sgd ioos TO
beginning: John Watts de Peyster to Mary
sane Es'Ir eropery A Mary Reiser to Louis and
another; mortgage. $1S0.0oO; c and '----'-'-"-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23

The Putnarns are soon to publish an author
lied American edition Of Professor DelitzFch's
lectures which were delivered before the mem
bers of the Deutsche Orient-Geselschart IN
the presence of the German Emperor on Jam
uary I3. 1902. and January L. 1908. The whHi-
wind of theological discussion for which they
became for time responsible is recent In mem
ory. The Emperor himself entered the neio' anu
naturally. settled the question. 1t was oecid1o
that the professor had oversfepped the oouios
of his proper investigation into the Baoyioilah
origin of many of the Pentateuch accounts IN
applying his ideas to theological conclusions
This version Of the lectures is published stimuli
taneousiy in New-York and London by the Put-
mans and Williams and Norgate.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23

Abrams Winiam-Nationai Wall Paper Company. S144
Bsier H-trandaM Cooley a20
Eane-sane 1se
costs e23
BcTinG. ClintOn-F Burt 2Si
Behrman. Mary S-David Stevenson Brewing
-
Bnnchettl. Peer-c Hoelzls. b64
n4as us
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23

Her policy with regard thereto. nnd i's
connection with the Persian Gulf. the BaG-
dad Railroad project. and the scheine iof
revfvinS the prosperity OF ancient Chaideaf'
described by Ex-Attache. who also explains
the action o the Foreign Office at Calcutta
In to-morrow's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
AN INTERESTING LEASE.

The Colonial Bank which sold the plot at the
northeast corner of Eighty -hrst-st and Columbus
ave TO the Manhattan Square Realty Corpora ation.
will take a twentv-one year lease of the ground
floor Of the building be Duilt the site at an
aggregate rental Of Sl500O.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
NATURE STUDY.

TREES AND sHRUBs Illustrations Of Little Known
Iigneous Plants Edited by Charles SPrague sargent
Parts I IL Folio. PIP. 90. with fifty plates
CEioUehton Ni1iin & COZ
Fun page plates Of trees and shrubs. accompanied
by descriptions Of them. experimenting The silva
Of North America"
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
RY.

THE MINISTRY OF LOVE. BY Irene Abbott i2mo.
m. 1870. CTopeka: Crane G. Co)
PERVERTED PROVERBS. A Manual Of Immorals for
The Many. BY Colonel D. Streamer limo AZ.
CIarper &
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

5th-ave and e2d-st corner. for FIVE ard one
half story brick dwelling house. 43xsli L Bur
den owner. II Trum5auer architect
7th-st Nos IL and 70 East. for elk story brick
fatho1lsc bOx62: Braveman, Sflverson & Loudon-
ow-ne 8; A F Badt- archt ect.
7otb-st No l2O East for FIVE story brick dwell
ing house 2Ox637s c II Crane. owner; Gay
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23

YALE STUDENTS AT WEST POINT.
Photos and description OF the forestry
students Yale who are now exploring the
military reservation at West Point 1.-TWO
thousand acresp and preparing plans, etc.
In to-mOrrOw's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23

A quick witted vivacious Hindoo girl Is mace
the mouthpiece Of Beatrice Harband's story OF
English and native life in India which fien-
ing H. ReveI Company issues under the ulie
''Daughters of Darkness in Sunny India. The
author has previously issued book calieo
Under the Shadow of Durganma.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.
ENGLAND IN ARABIA.

NETWORK A Guide Comprehensive Chapters Il
mstrated BY Cromwell Childe. limo. pp .f0 tbrooA-
lyn Daily Eag:eD
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23

YALE STUDENTS As TRUCKNEN.
Photos O Yale students taking the place OF
striking truckmen in New-Haven. In to-
morrow's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23

Journal" is supported by the HILBERT trustees
and is conducted on broad lines. with the inten-
ton of representing the best scholarship ana
thought OF the day.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
IUDSM ENTS.

The following judgments for OF 800
filed yesterday. the first name being that OF
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
Citu Property for Sale.

yyIyyO FIVE story double apartment houses tf5th-st,
near new underground station will increase in value:
snv one looking for from which they
derive good income cannot do better D. c. REID. 11e
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
BOOKS AND AUTHORS.
Publications Noe appearing or 10
Be Expected Soon.

Bubbles We Buy is the title OF noVei oy
Miss Alice Jones announced for publication next
week by Herbert L. Turner Co The scenes
are laid in New England, Canada. England ana
Italy, net. II VII be observed, in the South sea-
where notable bubble was once bought MISS
Jones is the daughter Of the Lieutenant-1O'-
srnor Of Nova Scotia
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
Real Estate for Exchange.

Attractive American Basement Dwellings
Private locality. near iSSth-s and Esatn-sSI'
rsar station five story lSX10Oi complete, modern as-
rc-a fnIsb Equity $4,000 first uoTtsags Ex-
change Tor clear places. or Brooklyn Fracipa
e L B. WAKEAAN 1856 BroadNay-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23

Arnold Bennett. author OF Anna OF the fi'o
Towns" has placed FIVE plays Jui'a ->e''o
has accepted two. Cyril Maude is 1o pr0"uoe .''0
,hi-s entitled The Postmistress," Cnaries
I,k- has tbe fourth a dramatization OF
,-sa- phf1,no.ts's The Children Of the Mist,
and the fifth was written for Allen Aymesworth-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
Country Property for Sale.

THREE BEAUTIFUL HOMES. d.
NEIHERwO0D HEIGHTS
Mountain beautiful scenery: city conVenIenSeS
Houses IS room ard s baths: Colonial and E1SLisa
Architecture bargain; 40 minutes CITY. DC nos
make the mistake OF buying before seeing these i1
trere5 cf-cuIars Owner 207 Piajrheld y J.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23

Under The title "a Soldier Of Conscience
memorial volume of the late Edward T. Clark' o.
Brooklyn is announced from The Eagle press.
Mrs Clark contributes brief ologfapnio"
sketch. and two poems composed IN MS honor
are TO be included. Abstracts Of the addresses
delivered at his funeral and tributes paid TO
him in newspapers and in private LETTERS WIN
q portrait, complete the material
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23

IeyJyHERE TO LIVE AND DO BUSINESS N NV
w Work. Booklet free i.159 and 3es Broadway.
or mailed postage by suburban Pass Agr,
Erie Rd !. 15e Broadway. y. 7