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The broad ax., 1901-04-06
Should n. N Every Hou..ho,a.

A Jar Of RUBEFACIENT sbouId BE- keus IN
even house. Il q The most wonderful speeihe
tn an cases e. internal indammation and Win
speedily nip n the bud any case Of Pneumonia
Dlphtheria. Ia Grippe, etc. Write % IN
Rubefaeient Co. Newton Upper FallE, MEm-.
fnr free bcokiet
The broad ax., 1901-04-06

A cut being synonymous with an IN
suit hrst forces itself on a boys atten.
ton when he has been subjected to
q homemade hair clip.
The broad ax., 1901-04-06

What, with all your debts you have
bought motor carr That's precise
ly why bought It had to have some
way OF escaping my creditors"
The broad ax., 1901-04-06

MsabSB q . church d Buffalo WIn
take rOomsEs and boardsrs during the
Pan-Amsrlela GxposfdOn and apply
part Of the proceeds to clearing up the
church dsbt
The broad ax., 1901-04-06

COuEhlsg Lssas - Consumption
Kemp's Balsam VIII stop the cough
at once. Co to your druggist today
ana get q sample bottle free. Sold in
8 and 50 cent bottles. Go At once;
delays are daEgsrOuA
The broad ax., 1901-04-06

Garfield Tea Is an excellent medicine
to take In the Spring; It produces a
healthy action OF the liver; il cleanse
the system and purifes the blood.
The broad ax., 1901-04-06
work On LonEf.lIOu Memorial

The fund for a statue Of LOngteIloW
for LongfeIlOW park, in Cambridge,
has reached Ss16.44, and work win be
begun on the memorial early In the
spring.
The broad ax., 1901-04-06
Lane,ssFamnI lIedIeinA

AofeS lac OOssIs can uaJ. An order
10 be healthy this Is necessary. Acts
gently on the liver and kidneys Cures
sick headache. Price . and soc.
The broad ax., 1901-04-06

When a woman knows that her chill
dren are troublesome to others there
Is hope that she may be able to learn
other useful things.-AtchisOn Globe.
The broad ax., 1901-04-06

Women lawyers Of New York must
take on their hats when practieing
their profession In the criminal eourh.
The broad ax., 1901-04-06

Hhs Wob-lnos aaasA-
Oregon las ben known - TIE web
fcot stafs.P Daring tie rainy season
TIE pr6cibitad6n is 80 constant and
hea4y that 4 is humoronsiy said the
climate of that STATE q best aDprsci-
ated By animals having web feet II
Is also called the -bsaVer STATE from
TIE former abundance 81 these AMI
mails along he water courses.
The broad ax., 1901-04-06

It took 100000 pounds Of CANDY n
satisfy the Christmas demand In St
Louis.
The broad ax., 1901-04-06

lam the page that's always red"
remarked the auburn-haired meSssn-
ger.
The broad ax., 1901-04-06

and use Maple City Self Washing Scan.
IL saves time. saves your back and saves
the clothes All grocers sell It.
The broad ax., 1901-04-06

Xsllou Cluthss Lea Bad.
Keep them white By usinR 1rspIs CITY
self washing Soap. All grocera cen A o.
can set n Ter you. Try q once.
The broad ax., 1901-04-06

'Tis the old secret Of the gods thar
thsy cone IN Low disguiseA-Ensr-
son
The broad ax., 1901-04-06

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New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

chicago Oct j (SpeciaD.-There was no decisive
wheat news. fully as much bearish as onllish' nnt
shorts for some reason. we're anxious 10 cover
oefer,nps we're light The market advanced 7sc. and
closed sc 10 &c over Thursday. Occasionally the
.,a,ulator compares wheat prices with corn. and
,ba nroeess seems to make the crowd hulish. De-
cerr opened at 69ssc sold between 6S2sc and 7olsc.
and closed at 7Gc: May closed at 1870. Liverpool
was ID slightly because Argentine shipments We're
onlv l2SN09 bushels Paris was of a fraction. The
Northwest had s46 cars against 504 last year; the
urinary markets l.2O3OoO bushels. against $4,000
bushels Clearances were only 39.0ae bushels. and
for The week . Ogl.000 bushels less than the week
nrevious e292 go bushels. There a good de-
rnand for ihe red winter, with cash sales about
$4,000 bushels. The No ! Northern is weak. and
the low grades in especially poor demand The
Northwest had a good deal of rain, but is prom
ised clear weather for tomorrow. The Southwest
had moisture, a favorable condition for the crop.
The Modern Miller reports the winter wheat
doing well, but adds feeding IS on larger scale
than Covering by local professionals was the
only pit incident
Corn advanced &C and closed asc to Izc over
Thursday The government report, advancing the
October condition less than half point over the
September was considered bullish. and the bulls,
Patten. Pringle and others. renewed their cam
paigning. There was heavy selling by Schwartz
Dupee. presumably the remnant Of long line.
Barrett and other privilege traders were large
sellers. Liverpool up a fraction: Argentine
shipments only 4ls0eo Nothing worked for
shipment To-day's clearances were 1000 bushels.
and the weeks. 675 00o bushels There were 2S9
cars with 80 estimated for tomorrow.
. The government report oats considered
besrsh indicating yield OF 100000 bushels. yet
prices held their own the close about the same as
Thursday December. S52sc and the May 571zc. Floor
traders were inclined take the selling side. but
oats were steadied by the wheat and corn hrmness.
Receipts l97 cars the estimate for to-mor-
row lso cars Clearances were only 5000 bushels.
The shipping demand for white oats is fair. bu;
poor for the mixed
Flaxseed &c TO &c higher. the spot seed up the
most Wet weather was the influence. The
strength in spite OF large receipts-249 cars
at the three points, against ia last year. The
30. Northwestern closed at s. 50 and the No
Southwestern s. =. The October was 81 4S sellers,
and the November and December 81 36.
Provisions after a weak opening, rallied, and the
list closed sc PIC Thursday. Packers were
the best buyers The spectators have been over
coing the selling side. Hog receipts are expected
10 be small. because Of sharp decline
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
REAL ESTATE.
MAY BUILD AN EIGHTEEN STORY
OFFICE BUILDING-OFFICERS OF
NATIONAL PARK BANK CON
SIDERING PLANS.

II was learned Yesterday that the officers Of the
National Park Bank considering the building
Of an eighteen story office building on the plot
which the bank at Broadway and Fulton-st
Dom Earber the architect has also planned a
six story addition rur ming Though from Ann to
Fulton st.
William Moller has sold No. 26O5 Fffth-ave to
Louis Isenburger.
Leon Tanenbaum has bought from William Gini-
Ian, Of London. England the three five story
wholesale drygoods warehouses Nos. p, % and .
Mercer-st. on plot 7fxlG9 for $4,000, Mr. Tanen-
baum will make extensive alterations and inf
provements The sale negotiated through
Horace S Ely & Co
Thomas p Fitzsimons has sold for Mrs. Slater
to j. J. Fitzgerald the three story front and three
story rear tenement house No 320 West Forty
irst-st., 25X9s9
Bernard Smyth & Sons have sold the lot on the
vest side Of Claremont-ave., 25x1OO feet 1S feet
south of One-hundred- nd-twenty-second-st Tor
John J. Gibbons.
J. Arthur Fischer has rented the following:
For l. oppenhetmer 1O7 West sixy-ninth-sts ooo
dp e MrS w5as FSSinESG S :aGSS 9G wsst s
For Mr ' l. 'GGSS cn;sey TeSs Nc 10, west
For Lehman RaT Rros e No 2s5 West
For G , 'T Coleman Na so West Forty eirhthst, 49,
For " y Wills Nc us west Thriy-eighth-st. -
For r PhiiiT5 No 254 Vest rhiry-ninth-sr,. to ,oo
For Foiey No. IA west n. .oo
For P'Go0s Ps,,if a"s %S year 70" west
For ~ RtcSs, @ yS@[ So az West 90
For l. Brennan No ff6 West Fftyf fourth-s. to L
For j. T ; Olive No iao west Forp o oo
For B Murphy Ne 40 West Thirty sx1h-st. to Dr. 60
For Ge19" sS6@i,4 No NO la T Nest Thirty D
For j. u Hsnnas 60 le7 IVES, For,y-tlf,h-s .
For J Young 10 ss5 Wes, Foriy-afh st, to NJ ~
For " Hennins No. is5 west Forty airl-st to o.o
For Donneiy No 2Io wcs, Thirty third,st. -.
For n G. . New. Nos go and 272 West T1Erty- 80.
ninth-s, 70 W Cock ten years ears at, 80 - q '
MeItnless No. lo7 West Thirty eighth ~. - 400
F. Ringer. three years. '-4oo
ings for i've story brick dwelling house on me me
ave, 70 cost S25,en The building is 10 be = fAet
front by IS feet deep. Gilbert c. Brown OF No 1sD
Broad-st. is the owner. and Buchman q Fox. OF
No. II East Fifty-nint hist, are the architects.
William F. Donnelly yesterday took ttle 10 a
parcel 25xlco5 feet on the south side OF Fifty
ninth-st., AS feet OF SiXth-ave., from Ben
jaTnin Sire for $500
bach plot. 946xl00 feet. at the northwest corner
OF Eleventh-ave and One hundred and seventy
IkIvid stewart has sold for Haggerty Smith
No. 544 West One hundred nd d-sixty -second-st
three story and basement dwelling house, lot
G. Friedman and B. Chenkin have sold for Cor
don, Levy CO. No. 623 East Ninth-st.. a six story
hatkouse, on lot 25X923 feet, TO a Prentiss. who
givesa in exchange property Staten Island
to William and Elizabeth Fritzel No 5a5 to $50
East One-hundrcd- a nd -thirty-dfth- five four
story brick hathouses. a plot 125xloO feet. In
exchai tge Wen x Mayer took No s3l TO 437 East
plot 1laxl022 which they have resold TO a Mr.
Miller .EOr about $1,000 each
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
RIAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

162d-st No 5J2 West. 1sx99.1l. Daniel p Ingra-
ham. refeu:e. to Rosina B Palmer; r S. 81 10. So
4sth-st No i1$ West. 25x1Oo Henry J Schu-
macher n to Eva Stehling al: all liens
Frederick l. G Keating. referee, Elias spin
y, 20 -.
Water ST, Nos G52 and G54. :. ~ 2xs5. .sx43Iix
s31l, suhJecS to encroachment: Helena C Adams
Mary NJ. Adams and another two-thirds
part all Hens + 5. 81 50......................
New boulevard tproposedD, centre line 1924 n
from south Ia nindary line land Lucius Chtter-
den, 1JOx 422G Ell. 6Eii5.6, boulevard (pro-
posed. tine 1874 II Il south bound
AIRY line props sy Lucius Chittenden runs n {
erck Beck to Cornelius. X G Billings; r :.
81 20 ..-.....-...
Both 81. 5. 40 1t OF 6th-ave. 25xIo0.5: Benja-
min Sire 20 William Donnely. mortgage,
Fort Washington ihdge Road, ave. centre line
3292 II from south boundary line Iucus
ChittenGen. being lot No ~. map Lucus chit
tenden: Fort Wa shington Ridge Road or ave
ington Ridge Ra 81, plots 46xj4, map:
Henry Diede TO Cornelius X c Billings; r 5.
l36th-st s 1855 # " Of 5th-ave 25x9oii; Max
Katz 10 AleKanaV Schwartz ct al: mortgage.
5sd-st s. i7s It v,f 6th-ave 2ixi0o5: Louise
G Emmet to CharA Is Garland and another;
Same property; CharleS Garland and another.
trustees. to Katherin,- l. Smith; mortgage. $685..
l0ths ST. Nos 442 to 446 East 70I Ix92 3x irregular:
Regina Shein 10 Fa2py Cohen: mortgage,
1900; r s IS so. 80
12Sth-st, n $. 40 fl a of Park-aye 25x9o1i:
Isaac Russell, ref rec. TO Charles Ianier. -
trustee; K S. 81 10. --......-............:. Is
Grand-st, n s. 75 # W OF Wooster st. 25xlOO:
Richard II. Mitchell lreferee. to Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company, r. 8 s2S 75........... 80
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
NEW BUIn DING PLANS.

l6Cth- ST. s. 105 # e Of L. ion-ave for three two
story and basement brick dwelling houses. lSx
36.2. Eliza Pocher. No Al Cnion-av owner;
Stearn & Gross. No 100 9th ave architects.--. 81
53G-st and Mhdison-ave, 5 W cor. for a hve story
brick dwelling house, 2SxaS; Gilbert G Brown
No lSO Broad-st. owner uchman * Fox, No -
Crotona-ave W e. $50 II n OF TremonJ-ave. for
and one-half story IN IIne stable. 20x2o
Martin Klug. No 1913 q Cotona-ave. owner
William Goggolz. No 2,3OT Il stheate-ave, arch-
s,eh6ins-ave $ i25 # n Of .,67th-st. for three
two story frame dwelling houa s. 22St9ll, 1s:6x
So g. 2oxTS.9: William H. Bin ckman. No l,oSi
Stebbins-ave owner; W Dhkerson. 1isth-st
and 3d-ave architect ..orr
brick lofts. 5lx77 Frank Borasla, No u East IN
sth-st owner and architect ~
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
CHANLEY, BERNARD Fin pursuance OF

~ an order of Abner G Thomas. a Surrogate Of
,hs County of York notice is hereby given all
persons claims against Bernard F. Stanley late
ire OF New York. deceased TO present the
same vouchers thereof 10 the spbscrher at her
business the Office of Herbert H.
ssishs ESQ Attorney. No. 20 William Street. Bor-
ongh Of Manhattan City Of New York before the
9ond day March 1902 .
Datea New York September 2i. 1901.
'0 ROSE T. STANLEY. Executrix.
HERBERT H GIBBS. ESQ., Attorney for Executrix. I6
William Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
DE1D. THoMAs.-In pursuance of an order

IL Abner c. Thomas Surrogate Of the County
NJ New York notice is hereby all having
claims against Thomas Reid. late the County Of New
York present the with vouchers there
subscribers. their place of transactng bust
nes at Offices OF Winthrop Smson. No. 80 Liberty
street Borough Of Manhattan. IN the City New
YORK Or before the 2oth day Of March. 1902 next
Dated New York. the 18th OF September 1901.
MORTON TRUST COMPANY. EVALYN L. CROWE2II.
Administrators.
No 80 Liberty Street. Borough of Manhattan. New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
9nauclaL.
TO MORTGAGE INVESTORS

have several purchase money mortgages
second 10 conservative bank loans, on the most
handsomely improved property in Brooklyn.
Streets paved with asphalt. Houses occupied
by owners. Total mortgages do not exceed 40
per cent. Of valuation, and are accompanied by
good bonds. Interest and discount make the
investment equal TO ten per cent
Full particulars at
Room 1910. Home Life Insurance Buildin &
257 BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY william n Ryan; HamPden Place, bet sedg-
x23 7NlOo foreclosure sale MI Morris Cooperative Bua
ing ana Ia sin Association Geo Floyd a.:
Judgt $l0S 20 10 $40 Co. taxes etc $3.50 So
II Treadwelf for $1,000
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
Dipioeno Noilrcs.

New York, September II, 1901
\ DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT. (29s),
out Of income the year ended June 30 1901. has
Teen declared Preferred OF the Company.
pbe October l6 1901 stockholders Of record at the
eiose CT business September 25. 1901.
ne preferred stock transfer books Will close at p "a
Wednesday. September 1901. and will reopen at 10
= IL Wednesday. October 8. 1901.
r. D. LANRFORD Secretary.
23 Wall York. September II. 1901
The transfer Trustees for Preferred
sok Trust Southern Railway Company
WI close at p NJ. Wednesday. September p. 1901.
90 VII reopen al 10 A n. Wednesday, October D.
On October 6 1901 the Voting Trustees will be pre-
trea 70 distribute above dividend OF cent
80 When received By the parties entitled
S5ereto appear OF record their books when
J.. p. MORGAN & COMPANY.
Agents for Voting Trustees
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
Fort Worth, Texas, Bonds.

Holders Of Fort Worth, Texas, City Bonds,
1ny issue requested communicate with ''secre-
tary BondhoIders Committee" care NEW YORK
SECURITY TRUST CO.. &C Wall Street New York
Holders who desire advantage Of the united
action q Bondholders Committee should de-
post al unpaid coupons Secretary OF the Com
mittee.
CHARLES s. FAIRCHILD. Chairman
4 tDt'IER MINE FOR SALE.-The only shipping Copper
- Nine in the State; has shipped s6ooooO worth
o. ore; three thousand dump: mine
al mill site patented fine title per
iect VIII deal ony with parties who viii examine the
property az once. THE CENTRAL. REAL ESTATE CO..
81 Central Block Pueblo. Colo.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
NATIONAL BISCUIT CoMPANY.

i'E regular quarterly dividend or ONE fEh
CENT tie stock been declared.
s-seLle October 18th. 1901 Transfer books will be
ss-sa from oruoasr 9Th October 18th.
J.. a. LEWIS. Asst. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
l43 Liberty Street.
d. New York City. October 7th. 1901.
DlNlDEND of ONE AND ONE-OIrARTE

A DIVIDEND of ONE AND ONE-QUARTER
has this day been declared payable No
eefaber LIST Stockholders Of the close of
asiiess October 18th. Checks Will be mailed Stock
The Transfer closed noon on satur-
.sg October 18th. until the Monday October
--al c. o. WATERMAN,
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
Gin l0ropcrtn for Sale,

y,OR SAIE-House and lot 23e East 32d-st house
4 10 sx5O; lot lOO three high basement. brick
house Apply 10 7 FRED CLOVES. Bowery Saw
ings Blk
JNOR sAI.E-IIouse and lot. No S28 West 5lst-st.:
L house 2Ox43 lo 100; high basement three story
phil brick Apply to 7 FRED CLOVES, Bowery
Savings Bk
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
Bank Reports.

CNO 5.7S3D
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
NEW AMSTERDAM NATIONAL. BANK at New
York City. in the YORK busi-
ness. September Goth. 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
Gurroeaiee' Hotiree

-iuIIUuultH SpllIto
FOUNTAIN. ALFRED Fin pursuance of an
order Of Hon Abner c Thomas. Surrogate Of
SSTns CT Claims Ats e. TO late S h
County Of New York deceased % present the same with
,!ansaetnE business. The Snloe cn9s Percy BosaTt
DATED Kew TqTE he 2sfh r1GZ, Gay ar JgPe 1901
6HAsl CHEER y. f BoGQRT. G4RTrAiN's Executors,
cHAs PERCY BOGART. Attorney Executors. No.
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York city.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon. Abner c.
70 e Gf ,a h Ns,5g Of :IsS MsE TS &
70 all persons haTng claims asanst y A1d.s% stsyens
the vouchers thereof the subscriber
the city OF New York on before the Twelfth day Of
Dated Ne" T1 Il Te'h ffS e AP lsSi
"IIkAM 10 81 Nassau st. c Tor
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon Frank
notice s havi@s ejais ssa9si
ceased to present the same with thereof 10 the
sgbserer at their place Of ssnsssng bgsnes at the
Borough Of Manhattan. in the City Of New York
OeIS1e DATED IL" New w YoIk the asy 1901
CHARI-Es s. Dp voE.
ROBERT J. FOX. Attorney for Executors. 81 Nassau
~ Street. Borough Of Manhattan, New York
pEAyY, LOUIS HIN pursuance of an order
Of Hon. Abner C Thomas. Surrogate OF the Couaty
o, New York notice hereby persons having
claims H. Peavy. County o.
New York Borough Manhattan deceased. present
with vouchers thereof. to the subscribers at
their place ransacting business the office OF David
= Gailert no Wall street. City New York.
on or before twenty-hrst day Of December
Dated New York. the 18th Gay Of June. 1901
ADELAIDE PEAVY
JACOB F. PEAVY
MERVIN 6. PEAVY,
SIBGFRIED SCHACHNE.
SAMUEL. HARRIS.
SoLOMON ]. MILLER.
DAVID J GALLERT. Executors.
Attorney Executors.
Wall street Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
RoERNER. MARGARETHA.-In pursuance
- Of an order OF T. Fitzgerald Surrogate
Of notice is hereby given all
persons having against Margaretha Boerner late
of the County York deceased the
with thereof the subscriber at his place OF
ransacting the Office Henry w. Freuden-
thai No 800 Broadway Manhattan Borough. New York
Csty on The 31st day January. 1902.
Dated New-YorS. the 18th day Of July. 1901
HERMAN c.. LOEW. Executor.
HENRY w PRUDENTIAL. Attorney for the Executor
$50 Broadway New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
For Boys and Young Men-City.

BsoLUTEIY Individual instruction. mainly 70 meet
The conditions Of college requirements
Fourteenth year. Ordinary school rates. l. E SUI
CLIFTE (rIaryard). East a9th ST.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
gurmsbeo Apartments 60 fet

-------->-----~----7----->
A LADY GOING ABROAD will rent her handsomely
" furnished apartment for one year; good location
and 9th rent Sl.20O Full
particulars by applying addressing F. NJ TRYON. tl5
5th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
II pursuance of an order yf Hon. Abner c.

Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County Of New-fork.
Notice hereby given 10 all persons having claims against
Euphemia A Looms late of the County Of New-forlf.
deceased the with vouchers thereof TO
the subscriber at his place of transacng business at the
Office Of Hume Hawes, No. IS Wall Street. in the city
OF NewYork before the fifteenth day OF November
Dated New-York. the 81 day OF May. 1901
JAMES A VOSE. Executor.
HUME & HALVES. Attorneys for Executor. No. IS Wall
Street Borough Manhattan. city of NeW-YorI
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12

Abraham r. I4awrence. the Justices OF the
Supreme Court % New York. the 10th day
October 1901 notice is hereby given to all creditors ana
persons having claims William A Hearn. Iitely
doing No II Beaver Street in the Borough or
Manhattan City of New that they required TO
present ther claims with the vouchers therefor duly ver
fed, Assignee said William A Hearn az
MY Office Room No 90 Nassau Street, Borough OF
Manhattan CITY of New York, before the 2ith DAY
of December, 1901.
Dated. New York. October nth. 1901
FRANK MORA. Assignee
FREDK F. EIsEMANN. Atty. for Assignee No 90 Mas
Street y. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
5nrrnsates' Notlers.
pursuance OF an order OF Hon. Abner c

Tn pursuance of order of Hon. Abner c.
Thomas. Surrogate Of the County Of New York
notice hereby given having claims against
Arthur E White late OF the County OF New YORK de-
ceased the with vouchers thereof 10
subscriber his place transactng business, al the
Office Of Edward 5 Ciinch. No. 115 broadway; IN the
Borough Of Manhattan. in the City OF New York on
before the 2nd day OF December
Dated York. 4th day OF May. 1901
JOHN Jay WHITE. Executor.
EDWARD g CIINCH, Attorney for Executor, No 1lo
Broady.aE. Borough OF Manhattan. New York city
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
Gounirn llroperin for Sale.
FURNISHED Rooms Go Ert.

.lI EAST 2sTH-ST.-Niceiy furnished. newly papered
~ large front all convenieaces; break
fast: reasonable
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
Europe

A y ENGLISH LADY resided in America. but
"a who is living in Devonshire England. wishes
receive in her girls between 10 and IL
OF little daughter Of IL
The house is thoroughly well appointed and stands IN
OF ground by the The highest references
given and required Apply. in first instance ALPHA,
of American Society IN London. ia Southampton
Row London. ". C.. England
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
OESlRkBLY LOCATED.

New modern houses nI!lutcs % tHIN IN0"t
superior trolley L ferries and all points OF
city beautiful in design finish OF the Very pest an
swell and fronts oox stoops
foyer parors; neighborhood restrice6
low; for ILL strated booklet W. a "a
BROWN Owner. Flatbush Ave. and Wildwood ST.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-21
We think it is rather premature Q

We think it is rather premature
for the Bar Association to ask Con-
gress to amend the Organic Act in
regard to the number OF Circuit
Judges for the Territory and the
salaries to be paid the judges. The
Bar was represented in Washington
when the Organic Law was passed,
and it seems to us that then was the
proper time to have urged an in
crease in the number OF judges and
their salaries, Congress will hardly
understand that the carefully pre-
pared Act which has only been in
force six months should already be
found wanting. II change is made
it will probably be by striking out
the provision that the judges shall
be selected from people who are
residents of Hawaii, and thereby give
lawyers on the Mainland a chance
to 60 to Honolulu as judges at a
salary that will prove very satisfac-
factory to many able briefess attorn
eys eking out poor existence in
sore obscure town in western
State. Let us get second Circuit
Judge before we bother about
third judgeship.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-21
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

The Boer war seems far from end
ed yet. The Boer majority who de-
sire peace are urging Steyn and De
Wet to surrender and accept the in
evitable before the country is ruin
ed, but the farmers whose property
has already been destroyed feel that
they might as we'll fight as seeking
their devastated lands and homes.
What Lord Kitchener with his 2O0,,
600 men is doing is puzzle. The
5000 remaining fighting Beers have
penetrated to the very heart of
Cape Colony, carrying the war
into the enemy's country. The
Cape Dutch are only kept from a
general uprising through martial
law and other heroic measures, and
Cape Town is crying for reinforce
ments and fortifying the city. Lord
Raglan, under secretary OF state OF
war, said in an interview that "you
cannot call it war" II it isn't, it is
at least very good imitation of
war, and his lordship certainly will
not call the situation one OF peace.