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New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
SOLDIERS AND PRESENTS FOX hANih-'
TRANSPORT CROOK SAILS AWAY WITH REIN
FoRCEMENTs AND CHRISTMAS GIFTS

TRANSPORT CROOK SAILS AWAY WITH REIN
roRCEMfsNTs AND CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
,-ba first army transport to san from 'his ~
;nca the transport service TO Cuba ana roi - -
pico was abolished, several months ago, lett p ,
,.as,ar1av afternoon for Manila, bearing the Seoo
corodron of the 11th Cavalry. consisting VI ele -.
os7cers and 341 men; the Third Battalion OF '
a-.t Ifortrv consisting of officers and S3S men,
and s4o recruits from Fort Slocum
The transport the Crook. which mas oeeh
practically rebuilt since she was taken from inc
Porto Rfcan route. about year ago; -, <ooh
Pier No l3 East River, from whlch the CFoos s
sailed was scene of handkerchief waving am. anu
1raenine on the part of the relatives ana s"est "t
hearts who had gathered to see the snip OIL siu st
nbearire on the part of the soldiers. Inc fl.eF
Were in the best of humor at their prospectve UP &
va annarentIy did not realize that there was any
other side 20 it lot of 1nterestlng =,
Thn rival of the Crook Manila about FEBRUARY
| will bring Joy many of the soldleIS tnere. az
she is carrying many presents intended as CnILst E
mas gifts She showed that she was heavlly IaueH f
az she pa ssed down the Bay amid the tootiIlg ot
the whistles of tugs and other craft The bulk OF OF
the cargo is army supplies. The cavalry Were
brought from Fort Ethan Allen, vermont ana the the
infantry from Plattsburg. \. Y. Ihere were sew
erai civilian passengers besides the soldiers Ihe
crook will be followed by the Buford and another
transport.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Ev William II Ryan i9G and f3S Pearl-st. . $.
a. ~ n Of PARK st l. 30 and - Phrk-st n :
CO ~ ~ Z G Sax 4 TX about --oN
p T5x 3: story bk bdgs on front anu d >
bdgs on Park-st. partition sale: Josephine Malone
al art r Malone = ) J Mead atty. r = AicIa
re,- ,aIes etc S7ls "a; J Whean for S'l2'p; d.'
nh ave 1917 Of 2Shst. 2l3-t NlO5 % Ks \
Zen on rear foreclosure sale @ Byrd aEt sire 81 al
Harrison 4 Isyrd attys. Ward ref. due on JulS'
So, 0O,. taxes 81 p. Withdrawn 800 r i1th-st =
2l58 II Of ave 10 Txlo22 story bk avg n iort
ct al: Foster, atty: f A Watson. r.f. que on on
fudg Ca ~. costs etc, S"1l 30: %.
Iowenfeid & Prayer $3.50; II F llOh e. n = OF
,,b ay. Is Ok 100 IL story dwg h. partition sale
to Abraham Korenboth FOR s9.HH'.
fsy Herbert \ sherman: 121 r 1"4th St s near Park
ave 10 sxIOo II. story dwg h. 70 VI K MontgoilrrN
for J12 r 12lst-s l5I n OF tlrss ~,
ave fTxSo: story dwg n: to = \ Brown Tor s4:''"
4as +; I23i st. $ 34I lst ave. 1G7xloo II: ;
q ! De s.. .f'", Tlehuii
ave near Kngshrdre aN iNdiN irTrE. storr Z
dwg h: exr's sale. estate of II Whitcesge, dec Win
RT l. ! Phillips & Co: ~ FrankIn-st, II - # W ~
Elm. 25xso story . II Draper aEt Go"SNt
II IslSiyan al. I~ockman x De- Witt attyS.
" ref due. si1939 o6, taxes etc SI'I'' 10
Nv Philip Smyth: Iexington-aye. 30 It of
h. with stores: foreclosure
sale: Milton q Ruterhelt ct al II
Wright atty: Rothschld ref; juigt S241s9 80
costs 1893 S42 to Jackson for SO 100
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
BY Philip A sn yth: 1.6si Washington 80 It
II Of I73d-st. b h: foreclosure sal"
lanes buchanan Solomon Lttenberg Of all
slbert II Aterbury atty: Sylvester l. II Ward ref.
ton l. due judgt S11 42 10, costs S3I TO- taxes etc
sSnI II: .6s7 Washington-a - II or lI3dst
tion judgt. s1i 423 10: costs Ss 40 taxes etc
as
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
ever before are now revealed to them its blessings

< bafc arr revealed
4 its glory and It's power
| uR B0AR ADVOCATES BANISHMENT.
Mr. Hoar spoke briefly along the same lines. lie
said that while he heartily agreed with much that
had been said yet the great difficulty IN an Ihe'
| cases of assassination wss that the ASSASSIN was
willing and anxious give up his lie rear oI
consequences did in any way deter such an
assassin Such was the with the assassin OF
William of Orange. who welcomed the torture IN
hicted him. Every assassin Of foreign ruier hdu
expected early and certain death Ihe muilpIico
tion Of punishments for the act itself therefore
would accomplish little. Much good might De Ae-
conpIfshed in limiting the circulation of fanaticai
doctrines. But ne believed that a much H'ole
effective remedy could be secured II bF colhiii'
consent of all civilized nations some tract OF lau
somewhere "a the eartIls surface hemmed in from
the outer world could be set aside for the coilhe
ment of those who counselled the killing q rulers
or the overthrow of governments Let 'he 'iiai
chists be an object lesson, Mr.. Hoar SAID ana let
the world have an object lesson Let there pe d
little inoculation of anarchy into the anarchlSI nun
self. and let him have an anarchisuc S"''i iiii i
among his fellows ,, =, % ,,rorer
punishment under the constitution. ana II an an M na
tions would agree that every such person pe SgiI
to a spot where there government 1t W49lo
be an effective remedy GerIaliiE ~ portHd nip to a
place of no government he would have reacheo
Nr Mecomas's resolution laid aside for dis
The senate passed bill extending the life ool, OF the
Industrial commission until February 10, 1sU2 TO
complete work it now has In hand eu,i,e
Senator'S as the committee to act with tne com com
ttee from the on5e n5sv TO it's deep ensby
AZ the death of the late President Mckinley:
rich. Nelson Perkins. Jones' of Arkansas MOT
gan. Cockrell and McEnery. ., .,, President re-
sponsive to the Senate resolution trsnsntting the the
letters of jefferson TO Madison & ana monroe Oh '"e
AT $50 o'clock the Senate went INTO & eNecUtIne Nm,
session, and 3:i5 O'Clock adjourned until Mon
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
TO REVISE IMMIGRATION LAWS.

Washington. Dec. 5.-Mr. Penrose to-day intro
duced in She Senate bill for the regulation OF
immigration prepared by himself and the COM
missioner General of Immigration, whlch looks 10
A general revision of the laws on this question
Tho hill rrovides for a duty of g a head on all
persons coming into the United States from foreign
countries except those who are cluZens oL t ii,is
country or of Canada or Mexico. the fund thus
raised to be applied to the payment OF tne .. eH-
nanses incident 10 the regulation of immigration
The bill excludes all idiots, paupers ana persons
liabI TO become public charge ana those a.
ficted with loathsome contagious diseases. IL
prohibits assistance in the matter OF passage, ana
provides heavy penalties for the importation OF
women for immoral purposes. Steamship COM
panies are prohibited under heavy penalty from
advertising for foreign business.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
REAL ESTA TIE.
HOUSES SOLD-PLANS
FOR A HOTEL IN GRAMERC1
PARK FILED.

1t was announced yesterday that No. So Lexlng-
ton-ave u four story dwelling house. on lot lux
IA feet had been bought by Daniel S. McEroy VINO
owns Nos S2s and $50 Lexington-ave 1t was
further said Mr. McElroy had resold the three
parcels Irons e Todd. who will build Twelve
story apartment hotel the site. With TINS an
nouncement reported the sale or NO DO LIZA
ington-ave.. a four story dwelling house, on d lot
19x75 feet. by H. r. Drew < Co. for Jane DAILY
Edward s Innet took title yesterday to a parcel
100 5x71 & feet at the northwest corner of Fifty
efghth-st. and Sixth-ave. from Charles H. klnge.
The Manhattan Island Corporation transferred
title yesterday to parcel $oN' Zee Iee oat on of
Madison-aye., to stephen H. r. PeiI This parcel s is
part of the old female wards building OF the
Collins & Collins have sold for Julia Richards No
iweiljnr house on lot 2Ox1OO feet to a client. for
occupancy. The furniture of the house is included
Plans filed at the DGpartment Of - BRdmg5 Rd hf
at No e C;ramercy Park and to cost $4,000 The
r. }. Blake Building and Realty Compahy; go oil no
Is East Sixteenth-st.. is the owner and O. Robinson
& Son. of No. 80 Hancock-st. Brooklyn. are the
yesterday for a four story brick school building to
BE on from fof nHTn to The
cost is estimated at $4,000 {. T. j. snyder Is 'he
Katharine Knoboch is reported to have sold No
Ss2 West @ d. * Sxs rof story
James f caan has sold @ for .,dS r. " " Mpnenye Themsy
iaS feet north Of Tremont-ave.
M L. & C. Ernst have sold to Mrs. Annie Nc
Donald No 953 Forest-ave.. a frame building. on a
lot 25xIo0 feet. ~ -
the site occupied by Nos a. IS and @s East fortleth
81 He recently bought No. 81 East Fortieth-st., Il
two story brick stable. from Henry l. Sprague.
The Patton estate is reported TO nave solu HH9-
4ll and 41lIa Seventh-ave, an ola thTee s'oiy ~
ing on n plot 27xl9i feet. The purchase price was
Daniel r. Freedman has bought from the crane
estate through Hall J. How & 90. the plot opA-t,
on the cas- side o Broadway, running thfouSh -
Vermilyea-ave 500 feet south OF lCyckInah-s r,
c Crane bou yht the plot at the original DEchlh''ii
sale thirty years ago ., .tu. 20
A. Oidrim Satter Yesterday obtained tne fth- 10
and Nos 6as and 64i Second-ave-. from Herman r
Clausen. -,-...oz ,,or,r,ar,,
have loaned to Henry Corn $4,000 on the property
al the northwest corner of Wall and Water StS;.
known as No 90 TO 90 WaIl-st. and No. III 10 10
Water-st An office building is being put up on the
site OF No. - to 90 Wall-st. by Mr.. Corn
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06

PRISONER SAYS HE BELONGS TO WASHINGTON
Il. A II. POST.

PRISONER SAYS HE BELONGS TO WASHINGTON
Il. A. r. POST.
George Howard, who says ne lives at No 2ls West
oile-huhcred-and- Sixteenth-st. and is a member of
lhomas Post G. A. r., of Washington was
charged in the West Side police court Yesterday
with attempting TO pass a bogus check Howard
went into the Sunshine Mission at No 4si Eleventh
ave. yesterday and asked Mrs. Frances Geddes who
was in charge. whether she would accept a Gift
or 81 from him and s. behalf of his mother as
Christmas contributions. He offered check for
sls 90. requesting Mrs. Geddes to give him the bal
anee Mrs. Geddes became suspicious and refused
10 accept the gifts" When Howard left she sent
boy to follow him and point him the police
The The lad saw Detectives Fitzgerald and Tobin, of
the west Forty-seventh-st. station. in Eleventh.
aye. and pointed the man out them. They
placed him under arrest.
At the station there was found in Howards pocket
a large pocketbook. which contained about one hun
dred checks for amounts ranging from 500 down
they were drawn on various banks In this city and
IN Orange, Montclair and other New-Jersey cities
Some were signed and indorsed and some were
blank Many names were used. the freCuent
being James T. Roosevelt and N G. Stearns
The police believe that in Howard they have a
criminal who has been passing a large number Of
bogus checks in various parts Of the city. He was
held for eXamins ton d short affidavit made
by the detectives
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
FOR RHEUM ATS N
Londonderry Lithia Water Has
Strong Endorsements.
Many Wonderful Cures Effected by This
Greatest Of Ill Mineral Waters.

Sparkling Lithia Water is well known
as a delicious beverage
More people should be acquainted
with the good that can be accomplished
bv its use in driving uric acid from the
system. Many physicians commend It,
H. Nj. JERNEGAN, Late Prot. OF Surgery Of
Medical Department, Boston University,
says:
s.I believe that many cases of uric acid
diathesjs which give rise to rheumatism. gout.
and sooner or later that form of kidney and
bladder disease dependent upon uric acid. will be
greatly benefited by a free use of the Lthia
Water
R c. OiN, M. D., Detroit, Mtch. says ::
II have advised the use of Londonderry Lithia
Water in rheumatic and equity conditions. Its
use has always been satisfactory wherever the
uric acid diathesis is apparent"
Londonderry Lithia Water can be
bought of druggists and grocers every
where. The Still is sold in one-half gall
Ion bottles. The Sparkling comes IN
quarts, pints and half pints.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
KILLED BY CHiTH4H EXPRESS
A YOUNG WOMAN OF BEDFORD CRUsHEI
TO DEATH AT THE STATION.

y YOUNG WOMAN OF BEDFORD CRUSHED
TO DEATH AT THE STATION.
In the presence of a large number OF COM
muters who waiting for New-York train
Miss Nina Bumstead. of Bedford. ground to
pieces by Chatham express train in front Of
the Mount Kisco station. the Harlem Rail-
road, yesterday.
Miss Bumstead on her way to the station
to take the train that crushed out her life when
the accident happened. She had reached the
middle Of the double track system. close to the
station, when the express bore down upon her
The sight of the locomotive seemed TO paralyze
her, and she stood as though rooted to the spot.
awaiting her death Several commuters shouted
to her but she apparently did rot hear their
warnings.
stranger whose name could not be learned.
made daring attempt TO save her by dashing
on the track just before the train reached her,
and had a narrow escape from death himself
be seized her skirt and would have pulled her
safely out of danger had not the fabric parted.
The pilot tossed the girl about twenty feet di-
rectly in Its path again, and the wheels passed
over her body. cutting off her legs and jamming
her mangled body against the station platform
Several women who witnessed the accident
nearly fainted. while men turned away their
heads The body was removed to a local under
taxing once. where the Coroner held an inquest
ana decided that the girls death was accidental
MISS Bumstead, who twenty-four years old
was The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William
buinStead, OF Bedford, where she was Identified
Win church and charitable work Her death
mas cast gloom over the entire village
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06

YORK. by the grace OF God. free and independent
to Sarah t Zabriske formerly Sarah T. T. Jackson'
greeting: You and each OF you are
appear before our Surrogate OF the County OF New
Yor he Surrogate's Court of said County, held
County Court House IN the County Of New
York on 27th day Of December. 1901. at half
past tan O'Clock forenoon OF that day and
there to attend judicial settlement Of OF
the VIII and Testament OF Sarah j. Zabriskie lats
OF o York. deceased. and such Of you
are hereby cited under the OF twentyone
years are required by your guardian II ygu
have one have to appear and apply toI
to appointed in the event of your neglect 2.
failure do a guardian will be appointed oy tns
Surrogate and act for you In the procees
Whereof. We have caused the Seal OF u
Srrosaes Court said County OF New York 70 os
hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon. A5ner C. Thcnia
of said County. at the County OF ~
York tn. 9Th day November. in the OF our Lfo
.. one thousand nine hundred and nne'
J. FAIRFAX MLAUGHLlS,
Clerk Of the Surrcxate's Sslrt---
ISAAC p HUBSARD Attorney for Trustee. IS NaS~
Street Borough of Manhattan. New Yora CIS-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
TO RESTORE FORMER TRIM SERTICE.

CARS on CERTAIN PARTS OF THE BROOKLYN
ELEVATED TO RUN MORE FREQUENTLY.
Yielding to the appeals Of more than one hum
dred residents of Bay Ridge and Fort Hamilton
General Manager Breckenridge of the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company yesterday agreed TO re-
store the train service the elevated road be-
tween Thirtv-sixth and Sixty-ffth SITS. This in
cludes trains every five minutes in the morning
rush hours. four minutes in the evening rush
hours and seven minutes in the interim, instead OF
fifteen minute service, liz connection with more
frequent shuttle trains. which has been in opera
ton for ten days. The indignant residents who
storrned Mr. Brackenridge's office yesterday de-
clared if the old service not restored they
would apply for relief to the State Board OF Rail-
road Commissioners In return for his concession
Mr. Breckenridge made the Bay Ridge people
promise to attend the hearing in the Mayors office
This morning when the project for extending the
terminal facilities of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company from the present bridge to the Man
haitian entrances Of the other bridges will be dis
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
EXPERTS TESTIFY FOR MRS. BONNIE.

Washington, Dec. 5-Experts called by the de-
fence continued their testimony to-day at the trial
OF Mrs Lola Ida Bonine. charged with the murder
Of James Seymour Ayres, jr-, in May last The
evidence related almost entirely TO the state of
Mrs. Bonine's health the time OF the killing
Maurice Bonine. her son. recalled. and said
that II was his custom carry the family washing
TO the laundress. who herself gave evidence to
the nature of the garments brought to her the
day following Ayress death. George W. Thomp-
son, coored. n former employe OF the Kenmore,
testified that he had overheard Mrs. Bonine Mr.
Bonine and Ayres talking about chemistry and
xnISjSal subjects.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

c;ramercy Park. No 90 for nine story brick
company No I3 East 16th.st. owner; & Rob
Inson & Son. No 80 Hancock st. architects. e.
uo,{dson-ave. g = tO5 II of 1Sith-st for six
two story brick dwelling houses, 11x3s; III L
Singhi. 1s4th ST and Jerome-ave. owner; Henry
Anderson No / 1S3 Broadway. architect.
1s3h st n g Union ave to Tinton-ave. for a four
story brick sChoolhouse: city OF NeW-f oTk,
owrer: q J Snyder. 56th st and Park ave,
architect -
far0eld-st 30 II OF Morris Park-aNe,
for two two and one-half story frame dwelling
houses with stable. 22x33S. l. Smithson, prem
ises owner: George ii Streeton NO 2ss 4th-aFe'
washington-st. Nos $50 and 362. for a six story
hrtrk warehouse 44x6T. tx irregular: Thomas
Scott Unionport Road. owner; Louis Fa1k. NO
27s5 3d-ave architect -. -.
ued 81 8 % II OF 1st- ave. for a two story
brick shop .5xa5; Aaam Hsppe. No lbs West
Iisth-st. owner: Charles Stegmayer. No sos East
S.d-st architect ...... ................,....-.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
TOLUNT4RY RETIREMENT OF VETERANS.

Washington. Dec. 5.-Secretary Root has pre-
pared for submission to Congress a bill providing
the voluntary retirement of the veteran officers
Of the army who have service in three wars,
with an additional grade. 1t appears that only
about 21 officers will be affected by this iegisa-
ton, which the President will urge In the strong
measure of simple justice the
veterans, and calculated improve the eff
In command
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
THANKS FROM 4 CHINESE TICEROY.

Washington, Dec 5-John c. Ferguson, foreign
counsellor and adviser of Liu Kun Yih the Chinese
Viceroy of Hankin, called on Secretary Hay to-
day to convey formally TO the Secretary the per-
sonaI thanks of the ViceroY for the part he took
IN protecting China in the crisis through which
that country has Just passed. Mr.. Ferguson also
delivered similar message to the President.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

esth St Nos 327 and 800 West. 5oxlOo5; Au-
gustus rrefcer Hubert Van Wagener mort
same property: Hubert wagener to c F Au-
Sa.p: St 40 ' ios 80 iox LOOK irregular
scmnuck refe.ee TO Charles d Levin mort :, %
t32d-st 3 s. % II W of Park-ave. 25x3e II; John
Q Coleman. referee 10 the Germania Life In ;, .,
surance company: r 5 81 % go - 1916
lS2d-s,; "a a;,s i p ~ y s6 y. $50,
Amsterdam ave. E g. 25,I1 IT of I24th-st. 73x
mund W MccIave; mortgage. s122ooo; all
,on,hs mfnsi 100 II W OF st, ave. 23xioo II: Alex
ander Spro Alexander Schwartz and an
ID "alt ane Nos $40 and sal a5thst 2lo 24 2.6.
a4S and o43 East; Herman F Clausen 10 \ oidrim ,
sprins st. N Nos ia and i16 2ox7e; FRANK
Levin to William Boarciman: + :. 50 % all
Manhattan ani ave W $ 27.e # Of lolst7st 25x
cell; Edward 81 / Paris referee to William &c .
Tooth st. $ 10 IT Of West End l3xs5: 60 :,
,oaJ aTnes' st als # OF 9Th ave 75xiooa Edgar
II Rosenstock Benjamin Stern; mortgage - =,
oSays COO e Corner 5sth-s ST. ioo5x7e: charles II
Kiinge 10 Edward S Innet; mortgage. SisooOo' .,
srsi- R St s. 30 2s7 west r,xioo5: William H smith
Sd ave $ 4e5 # Of a7th st; 4s4xIoe Bern
MAYER to Victor Mqle[ r. ,S;br s p proai
to Ellen De witt; mortgage. $4,000; r s ,ooo,
"a sSs 70 s 4a5 +, 5 OF 37th-st 40 ixioo;
pod Kaufman Bernhard Mayer; mortgage
,aSos; X a.7 5 # e of 1oth-ave isiox476xiso
x; also interior Io at centre Fd =, ana To- s4,h sts
9 W Isex n 5s8: Mary f Stanley Francis
Dietlin; mortgage So 800 ., q: ,o- ,a::o;
Daniel Farrell to Michael Tanner; mortgage
,ass sas 900; s ) s. r. 70 Of Madison soxloo,
Manhattan Island Corporation 10 Stephen II =
,nteror lot, t. i87 IT Of ogden and a626 II
n Of 16sth-st. runs 40 1ox 5ox 40 lox so
Chauncey De Voc To Union Reformed Church ot -
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received a their Uptown Office.
- 1.242 BROADWAY,
ID door north of 3ist-st.. until o oclock p. m
be received the following branch
offces at regular rates until O'Clock viz Pa
ST: 81 East 14th-.t.; 251 West 42d between
nh and hi 163 West 125th-st.: 1,33S 3D.
ave. 18TH and nth sts: 1.O26 3d-nXe near
6lst ST: 1.'OS Int-aNe. near $50 InrI
!Ist-st: 554 3d-ave.: 21O Bleecker-st.t
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
Washington, d. c.
Citations.
ME PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

yTHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK by the grace OF God free and Inis2sa5sns;
70 Eusene J. ieninan SJePne" SI collins NJ onora or Nora
Murphy living and the heirs at law next o. > Hln;
Murphy II deceased: James Lenhan, if living ard tas
h afTf ,b al , qT ame Lehman if deceased and any
other person or De5s9 ~n annet 6 rshabIs dill
be ascertained who are heirs al law or neN 81 Sl o.
ceased { Davies the Attorney General 15 bI tT.
Adminstrator Of the County Of New York greet.
ing: Whereas. Michael j. Phelan OF the County OF Nv .
County Of New York to have yo and an & e9 co6ty 91 y i
New York to attend the PIo9Stf Of certain n Issa
the 5fh DAY q Deeember Is94 the 2eJh q De-
eember lsst TesPsSv pei Sib @ aysTeI ' ,gsi ana
decreed by said SurToEates court 70 be ne ss 2
Will Of real and personal estate and a'T1sa MI 20
iecPee 5earin, date the July and the
original oS which sara last WI ana @ f5 ,S,h Ssy
Of March 1899 and there remains so deposited Terss
in fbe County Of New York on the 7th day OF
1902 half past o'clock in the forenoon p ta1
last WIN and i an 10 sH%~ b niti any 81 the
heretofore prove the said last VIII and Testa-
tns the said last Testament should stand:
tbe said last VIII and Testament and the two codcis
thereto. valid VIII to pass real and personal essns
Should not be bound thereby with the same and
tend the Aforesaid original probate said last WIN
Testament. or mad voluntarily appeared IN
Sesdhss al snG 10 my cor sees st and proper should
granted the said petitioner. And such OF you as
hereby under the Of twenty-one years
are required appear by guardian. IL have
have appear and apply for one 20
appointed. IN the Of neglect faIurs
do guardian will be appointed by the Surrosats
TO represent and act for IN the proceeding.
In Testimony Whereof. the seal OF ths
Court OF the said County Of New York TO %
hereunto affixed
Witness Hon. ABNER c. THOMAS. Surro-
County OF New York az
(Seall said County. the 12th day OF November IN
the year OF Lord one thousand nns
hundred and
J.. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk OF the SurrOgate's court
JOHN J. oGRADY Attorney for petitioner. a3T Broad
Ne Yer
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA
Proposals.
Sealed PROPOSALS for furnishing Fresh

~ and Condensed for the Manhattan State Hos
pItaIs for a period O months commencing January
l. 1892 may by mail delivered in person up
to IN. Wednesday. December Is, 1901,
the undersigned. the office of the Hospitals No
New York city, (where full specinca-
tIons may be obtained) which time and place the
Board OF Managers will receive ard all proposals
be considered from parties who are
actual commodities for which they submit
proposals
Each bid be accompanied by certified check for
10 per Of full guarantee that a
contract vii, he entered into bond OF some
surety company least - cent OF the
required after award for the fdith
ful performance Of the contract
of the right 70 reject
and all bids may for the best interests OF the
s.o.. stu a." '9' HENRY +. ROWLAND
'"'e- President Board OF Managers.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06

MR.. FoULKE's NOMINATION CONFIRMED,
yyasbinpton Dec 5-The Senate to-day con-
6r,ned the nomination of William Dudley Foulke,
nf Indiana to be a Civil Service Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
FURNISHED Apartments 60 Ert

IIOTEI. MAJESTIC Handsomely furnished apartment
to Al the month. OF .
September during extended absence. Personal appica-
hotel Office only.