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New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
SEWING MACHINES.

{ r W I y G Ma
CHIMES. new. 50
To So cash. 500 %
S35 at 50 down and
30 cents weekly
: u ar a n teed ten
years , second hand.
81 TO 81. guar
anteed . years.
Hand machines
special s., just the
thing to take with
you to the coun-
~ hran as-a-f-r-.
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foreclosure Salc5
PIX SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
49, OF NEW YORK.. Ronain. bro~nin n,.,rasnrs
xsinft cstharne q shee5y and another ioeie
y rarsusnos judgment az foreclosure snd sss en.
nAcs %, -~ntitlet seflon,
s,s PEN day II February. 1907. T. e
tf-res SAD Judgment nsnae6 viii rel al Ilp,c
sc, Kew York Real Eerste s.lesrosnl ~sz-
EsAe~sy. Borough ~ Msnnst,sh E ,s.eu ~ ,oon
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The approximate amount Of the lien or charges to
leE which the above described property be sold
i NSa 20 with interest thereon
ary 1901 together with costs and allowances amounting
70 Sirilo with Interest from February 26th
eether with the expenses Of the The approximate
amount or taxes, assessments.
- pe allowed L the purchaser purchase money
or pae oy the Referee is sI532S Interest The
lses ~lll hs sold subIect prior 81
with interest ~ per cent from Nav aand 1900
Dated New York. April 4th 1901
EI-GENF II pROMER0Y- Refers.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.


BARGAINS :. u prtghts. fine makes. perfect
order. 500 upward. new pianos. Sl35 up
ward. Send tr description and terms
WHITNEY & co. 123 West 1c5th-st
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KcIiolous Noliees.

Religious Aorires.
ST. JOHNS CHAPEL. Trinity Parish. varick-st &C.
low Canal-Sunday services !3O l0:So 80 p
free.
ST. PACL's METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CHURCH
West End-ave. and s6rh-st.
Rev. GEORGE p. EChMAN. Ph. d. Pastor.
EASTER SERVICES II a m and ?.
EASTER MJ-SIC-QCARTET AND CHORUS.
Carl. G. SCHMIDT Organist and Chormastsr.
NFt1-week service. Wednesday a 5 O'Clock
9T. PETERS CHURCH. 2ath-sL. eth-.ve Rev
OIIN :. ROCHE Rector Easter services s ard II N
and ~ 2 m. Special music and decorations.
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH. Nos. 122-t2s West 6ath-.,
Rev. NATHAN A. SEAGLE Recror-Servtces 5 and II
a. ! and
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST
pEpICA ATION : E r VICES 5
NEW CHURCH EDIF1CE.
Central Park West and Ssth-st.,
EAS z r : n \ Y,
AZ II a. m. $50 ,. n.
Wednesday evening meeting, o'clocx.
Reading Rom 6Sth-st.. daily, a. 20
? m also Tuesday and Friday evenings and Sunday
afternoons.
STRANGERS are cordially invited atts-d services
SEVENTH AVENUE UNITED PF'ESt3f If1RIAS )
CHURCH tabove 12th-st-J t-J--Norn1Es, II; evenings >
All free. Come to-r1orre"
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MACHINERY.


AT REDUCED PRICES.-,JGO second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO 4 EDDY. 39S Madison-st
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LOST.

lost -Bankh7ok 40. - 800. on Dry Deck
Savings Bank ANY person having claims
upon said book : called upo1 70 present the
anne 10 the bank within thirty days or the
said book Will be declared cancelled and
nguished and 4 new one issued IN lieu
thereof
LOST. -Bankbook No. 23. 3i5. Empire city
Savings Bank c3i West i25th-st- New
York. Payment stopped. Please return 70
hank
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

WESTERN UNION SEWING MACHINE
co. Ia 3d-ave.. between 10th and I7th
sts. Telephone 1920 -1Sth-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

ST ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHJRCIH I
16th-st west Coiuubus-ave-The Pastor. Dr. JAMES
OLIVER WILSON. viii preach II Subject, If
There Be No Resurrec1n9' A. special Easter
u1uslc viii ne rendered with short address b. Dr.
WILSON.
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Approximate amount >, lien satisfy which property
he scl5 slSo9l 20 with from
March 9th 1901 expenses Of action s534 s. with
thereon from March 22rd 1901. ard expenses
Approximate of he paid by referee
SSSs interest.
Dated New York. osth. 1901.
GERARD ROBERTS Referee
STRONG & CADwAIADER. Attorneys plaintiff
~ Wan Street Roronsh Manhattan. New YORK Cir
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

st ANDREWS. Harlem.-Easter services Cnorai
Corngncn. a other celebrs tons H~ and rnlddey
C>fiirs7s festival and sermon . m Ftec'ol
prea ~hss at II and :. No night service
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AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.
NEW EASTER NOVELTY.

AUTOGRAPH LETTERS OF famous people
bought ard sold. WALTER r BENJA-
MIN 1192 P-oadwav. Send for price list.
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Religious NoEirss.

-3s-st--seryices 81 Il n. and D m Prsaenins ey
Board Missions Preparatory service Fri
dsy evening a o'clock.
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DRESS

a A FIRST class dressn1aker form
erly ~ 5rh-ave latest styles, samples
shown: home or ont by day. Mrs. VII
SON. 10 West f5th-st
DRESSM AXE Correct STYLES, perfect fit
superior work and finish. fauriess skir
1rocp. storm suits work shown. ~sspor-
sibls reasonable Mrs. COOKE. 235 West
-ith-st-. near Broadway.
DRESSMAE EEJP frsr class OUT hv dav.
best reference MACKIN "a ". sarh -
DRESSNAK ER--Colored. take work home
make over and do plain sewing. COLE
MAN 925 West f2d-st
VIENNA and French hlcn class trassunaSsr
perfAct cutter and 6ttar. Designer ot lat
est models. desires few more customers
N11@ NEC BEPGER 12 Wez- ll2th-st
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

ST JAMES, METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
NaG:son-ave and l26th-st 2 5. TTPPI>E. D. n.
Fastor.-7:sO a. II M and $40 ? m Holy Com
rruui-u sermon. And There Was Garden
2.3a service of the SUNDAY school a. mlsica
The Broken seal Setsc
te7s from The Messiah by Handel. Will be suns
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH. Madison-ave and
.4th-s- ire Rev. DAVID H GREER, 2 n, Rector
Services Easter Day T:3o with celsoration OF
the Holy Communion, and at II a. m with ceieoraon
ost Holy Communion Afternoon service
at o'cIock. Or. GREER VIII preach
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

MADISON SQUARE I'REs3YTERTAN CHURCH. Madi-
corner Of 2ith-st-Sabbath
and p. m The Pastor Rev. Q r. PARKHURsT
D. D. will preach in the morning Rev. WILLIAM
W. CoE in the evening. Communion service p m.
Bible school in chapel. 10 a. m: for adults
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
E. ANSON PADDOCK

OF IDAHO. SPEAKER
EXPERIENCES AMONG ROCKY MOUNTAIN MINERS
West Side Male Chorus and Alexander Mciurk Tenor
West Side 7. ". c A Auditorium. West 57th-st ana
sth-ave.. SUNDAY. a:l5 For only.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

EASTER EGGS II Aluminium. engraved
suitable for bonhons. Easter birthday,
golden and silver wedding cards; souvenirs
81 shorest notice: variety Of calendars for
advertising 20c on the dollar. JOSEPH
KOEHLER 10 Park Row, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

GRACE METHODIST. West lO4th-st near Columbus
ave. Rev. ?. NJ WATERS, d. n. Pasto--11 Hol
Communion s Pastor breaches. Special service
and Alhertus Shelley. viOlnist Everybody cordially We
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

Holy Communion. a. m. m
Morning Holy Communion
Chiidren's festival. 4: - n
Evening prayer and sermon REV. Z E m
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

NEw-YORK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 7tb-sve and
I2sth-st.. Rev. pr. DUNCAN !. MAfIILAN n u pas
tor.-services II and 7l5. Communion after morning
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
STOR AGE.
HELL " WANTED


AmFmT@ WANTED 'AEuinaldo and
AlllIM L y Hero Funston" by Murat
Haistead Philippine Historian. Swift. sure
seller Write to-day for prospectus and
territory. The Halstead Publishing Co.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
ATTENTION, MEMS takes YOU 70 all
p~incipal ports of Europe. London. Liver
pool Hamburg Bremen. also free passage
procured. SHIPPING OFFICES. 3 Clinton
st. or 10 West-st
WANTED Young man In wholesale house.
about Is years of age. willing and chlix-
ing and residing with parents; reference re-
qutred Address, in own handwriting. p,
o. Box l.2TS Nsw-Tork.
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Cptoy
Ofice. No. iefe Broadway. u door north
OF 3lst-st.. until o'clock p. m: ndver-
tisements received ST the following branch
Offices al regular 0r-ic- rates until o'clocx
p m, viz. e5s Shave. e. cor. 233-st.:
f52 6th-ave.. cor. i2rh-sr.. Macy's eth
ave. and i4th-st: 142 Cclumbus-ave-. near
ave: 90 East Isth-st.. 2JT Wss, 42o-st..
between 1th and sth aves-; lSe East ii,h-
ST: l.3SS 3d-ave-. between 18TH and 1lth
sts.. i.o2e Sd-Avs-. near olsS-st.; l.700 ls:-
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH oorra
5Ith-sr, Rev. ABBOTT f KITTREDGE, Pastor-Morn-
ing service II, Eveang service 3 Dr KITT
REDGE will preach at both services. Special Earte
music morning and evening
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH cor
73d-st location. HOWARD AGNFW
JOHNSTON 2. q. Pastor-lI a m .C'onsi9er m
Lilies. a ) ?. m. Jacobs Conversion
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

MEMORIAL BAPTIST. Washington square-1o:45 Dr.
Gospel Sooist.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

c.,v.py rsr-PcF 4th-.ve. and 2sth-st Rev J.
rE~Tc ParKs : + D. P@ctor-Hoy C,H5r1union'
a.3n- r,ornfrs prayer. sermon s-t Holy csna-
nYn,on IL ESeninS prayer and sermon p H. '"'
Eeetrr ~rfn preach in the morning
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.

DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE. AGENCY.
Licensed and bonded. 32O Broadway
Rooms 7IT-7IS. telephone 1881 FrankIin.-
All civil ana criminal cases attended 20 by
expert detectives. male ana female.
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EASTER AT e3D-sT. Y NJ
Col. JOHN w. vROOMAN SPEAKS

GEORGE NJ TENNERY, sooist. sings
helpful service. all invited
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madison ave. ana ssth-st-
Services on Easter. m. Communion. II .. m
C-o-ntnion and sermon Rev. r HEBER NEWTON
$50 2 m children services. p evensong and
sermon By Rev. WALTER Z. BENTLEY II Chris
fiarftv Is False. What Then -
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

ALL SOULS CHURCH UNITARIAN. 4th-sv- and
e0th-st-Th4 Pastor. Rev. THOMAS R sLICER. Will
,-sscb a. IL a m. subject. The Death Death
o m Childrens Easter service. The public cordially
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
HEAR HENRY FRANK
]. WILBUR CHAPMAN n. n

Carnegie Lyceun. 57th-st. 7th-ave Morning rr.15
Science Immortality and Tolsto's Bapishnsnt
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supplied.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS To LET
EAST nth ST 2l4-Plessaur. clean
rooms use telephone, new bath. loCa-
zion. Stuyves5nt ParN, gentlemen only
33D-ST l42 WEST Quincy Hoteu.-50c..
I5r.. 81 daily. adjacent Broadway. So up
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH cor 31st-st
Rev HENRY NJ SANDERS. n D.. Pastor Will preact
at both services Morning, Il; evening,
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

GOSPEL TABERNACLE CHURCH. shave and t4th-
st-ReH A p SIMPSON Pastor VlI preach Sunday.
1890 Evangelist services T:3o p m. Week night
services. { ? n.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES,

ST. BG9TH0lGMEW'9
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
2ii Fast i2t St. irsl class Gonestics ara
supplied.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

VIII preach al II a. N and 2 m. in the FOURTF
PRESBfTERIAN CHURCH. West End-ave and alst-sr
Or. CHAPMAN'S Bible class. Ladies' Normal class an
Sabbath school. 945. Evening. Or. CHAPMAN preache
last sermon The sinulness Of SIN Special nusca
service. Prof ". : w-eGen. boy choir quartet an
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
Religions Notices.

ADAMS CHAPEL. Tnion Theological Seminary 700
Park-ave-sunday afternoon service 1 30 O'Clock.
pTescher the Rev. CHARLES CUTHBERr HALL. D. D.
All welcome
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

At IrNoX AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH. corner
f2lst-st-Rev MERLE ST. c WRIGHT. Pastor. will
1-each a, II subject. The Life That Always Is
srectai music sunday school. 9:45 a.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

BOARD AND ROOMS.
ST. ALBANS. Z East 3isu-st--rtsdecorated
throughout: elegant suite: private baths
and service. parlo- dining room. table
board
1.-s5 PARK-AVE-Large room and small
room. paTlor dining. elevator; telephone;
reference
I5TF-ST-. 90 WEST. front room.
with hoard. references exchanged.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPA A.
CHURCH. corner 6o'h-st-Rev ANDREW LONGACRE
\. D, Pastor.-l1 n. preaching Pastor
p Easter celebration Of Sunday school "Wednesday
slj ?. mdweek social devotional service
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

Family closing stable desires
- cham situation for coachulan, married.
who has lived with them thres years. Ap--
ply present employer. Is Gramercy Park
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
EASTER DAY

ST JAMES CHURCH Msdison-ave and 71s--<,
Rev. E MALPOI.E WARREN u 81 Ract,r
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

DRTGGIST.-Sy registered clerk and grad
uate speaking German, Al prescription
ist Address PHARMACIST. 1sS 55th-st-.
BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

AT REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES IN christs 5
Mission Ia. West 2Ist-s-E. ening, T45. Rev JAMES
O'CONNoR Pastor. Evangeiisr JONES breaches. Prot
estants and Catholics invited.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

COLLECTOR. &c.-Nan. ~. as collector or
with wholesals house. With chance Of ad-
varcensnt: best references. four years
with present employer BRANT. 236 11th-
st, BgoOklyn.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

COACFIMAN-Swede. &c. in the country:
six years experience, milk, best personal
references. Address P. T, care Kahn. t,e5O
~ ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

COACHMAN.-Just dissngaged on account
OF a death IN family; eighteen years ref
ereuce. Apply T. ; F, care Martin <
Martin. harness makers, 30 9th-ave
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH cor
ner 22d-st--Rcv. WALTER DUNCAN BUCHANAN
d D. Pastor. breaches II and 2. Preparatory
service Wednesday next. p.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.-Ca--
pets cleaned by steam, by hand or the
foor. 155s Broadway. +21 East ssth-sr
S0F & BRANDT Tel 132-5sth.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
CARPET CLEANING.

j. & D. W. WIll18MS,
s-ear, Garrett Cleaning 3J3 West 54th-st.
cial+y
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
MABEL MON RO

THE CHRIST IL STORY AND SONG
AT the MEMS MASS MEETING. Harlem Y. NJ. c. A,
Ne. West l2sh ST.. Sunday. AIS ,. Free.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

COAC'HNAS or CARETAkER for gentle
mans Clace: married ride or drive.
THOMAS T. LYONS. 36+ Prospect Place.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

ACCOUNT ANT.-Exper- viii exarIre. ad-
tust. balance or audit books. auywhere
or auy tsrs: reasonable See: highest cor
poration and mercantile references
FTANE ] NACKAI.. Gerken Ruitins.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

CLERK porter or useful man in ONCE, by
re~pertahla middle aged man: speaks
ErgIlsh and German. willing and obAglns
good city references rs 70 honesty. relia
btHtv. &c. Address =. F. 1S2 Suydam-st-,
BrockIy1.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

GARD FcN ER--Si1gle. American. thorough
II experienced under glass fruits covers
and all branches, experienced vegetables
grower. strictly highly recommended. SsT
srh-a-a
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

COACHMAN-B thorough coachran; !;
seven wears ana six moHths best city ref
erzuca from one family. sober and Aou-
est n,&n. HUGHES. 7p+ Sd-ave-
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

CoACHNAN.- Married. no ircumbrznce:
thoroughly ulderst an6s the proper care %
horses and carriages. can furnish Il years
best references. last and former employers
can he seen i D. POS East +lsJ-st
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

GALEARE CHURCH. West 51th-st-Dr MAJ
ARTHUR prsaches II ana { baptism at $50
ana Lords Supper az 5. Public invited
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

CLERK. Sc-YounE man. -, would Ike
place as shipping clerk; five years IN
drvEoods. business reference, strictly So
te- John GARPITY. 1880 s. Mark =
ave Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

COACFNAN -SirE,a ~ Russian. thor
ogShly understanding duties; safe. stylish
driver: fOur-in hand and tandem; II years
experience. strictly temperate. oAligicz. in
dustrious Trustworthy moderate expscta-
lions. strong. CITY y country: best refer
eace. Box A.. East Boston. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

BllIllARD=7PDgL
Tables new. 500 upward second hand,
SIS upward complete with outfit. install
ment rlan IL desired BRUNSWICK
BALEE-COLLENDER 60. l9th-st. and
4rh-ava
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES new and
Second hand lowest prices: easiest terms.
MARX BROS "a Union Square
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
At Metropolitan Temple


1th-ave. and l4th-st
Professor MARVIN r. VINCENT Of Union Theological
seminary IL Presiding Elder MIII.ARD Easter rsnsic
by robe choir and special artists orchestra in
ing Services every night
SACRED CONCERT TONIGHT
DR. CARL Duff. NJ GEORGE WtoODHOT-sE uI.s
MAUD WILSON. Professor PHASEY and others
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHI RSH, ,, No : 20 Wat N..s
67ih-s Br2adway Rev piL1W-E I6SyeTe ssisf5nt
r, morning prayer; II > m naornins
EGrNWEy N VAS DYKE D. d. OF Princeton CniSersity
80 both sunday scnooi az = m
lI L. r,seavor Monday evening 5 Devotional meet
evening az
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

ELEVATOR RUNNER. 20. long expert
enca. passenger or freight; or anything.
RRONER 2i6 Ist ave
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

by trade. nor afraid Of work. understands
steam best u references Address J. F.
21a West 6Irh-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
WORK W ANEED.

Male
AUTOMOBILE ELECTRIC DRIVER -
Thoroughly experienced unexcepttoraols
personal reccrmeudariors prominent fam
flies. smart appearance. energetic, temper
ate painstaktng. respectful. trustworthy
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

GARDENER. Single 25. first class veS.-
Ja5,s grower, florist care lawn. horses.
private place y ISAKSEN. sos Eas.
l--lth-St-
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

USEFUL NAN -Bv Swa5a. understands
horses. garden wages $50. sober reliable:
BEST references NELSON. 229 East 29th-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

BOOEEEPER and CASHIER. -. twelve
years. experience: thoroughly competent. :.
can handle large number Of accounts: no
trouble finding balance J 2. O.. 2.09+
i.ex.r-ter-aEe.
The Washington times., 1901-07-23
NuYY Orders.

Surgeon C. F. Stokes. to Oregon imme
diately, as relief of Surgeon Leach.
Surgeon p. Leach, detached Oregon
upon reporting of relief: to home and wait
orders.
Passed Assistant Surgeon A. Farenholt
detached Oregon; to home and wait or
ders.
Lieutenant Commander II. McCrea. de
tached ordnance duty Washington Yard
July 81; continue other duties.
Lieutenant Commander C. C. Rogers, tC
Norfolk Yard, July %.
Lieutenant w. J. Manion, to Essex. Au-
gust l.
Lieuts. f. p. Jessop and J. p. j. Ryan
detached torpedo station upon completion
Commander ]. A. Norris detached Acad-
emy, August 10; to duty in charge of Phil
ippine longitude expedition.
The Washington times., 1901-07-23
TRAINING THE new ARMY
Preparations for Instructing Men
in Guerrilla Warfare.
Secretary Root Thinks the Day of
solid Foundation in Battle Is Pnss-
ing-PIans for the Enlargement
of Several Important Posts.


Secretary Root has returned from his
brief Western trip and was at the War
Department yesterday attending to a
mass of matters which had accumulated
during his absence. While away he in
spected several of the military posts
which are to be enlarged for quarteriDg
additional soldiers and conducting mill
tary practice along lines somewhat new.
The War Department had reached the
conclusion that the newly reorganized ar
my must be instructed for kind of fight
ing different from that for which the old
army was drilled to engage in.
It is taken for granted among army
officers that this country is not in immi-
nent danger of a war with any foreign
Power, especially wherein a large land
force will be brought into action in an
open engagement. The fighting which
1t is to be prepared to NEE: will be jungle
and guerrilla warfare. This is the char
acter of warfare which it is expected may
take place in the Philippines where out
breaks will doubtless occur from time
to time, and our soldiers will be drilled
for this kind of fighting.
Foi this sort of training and drilling
large land area is needed, and Secretary
best suited for such practice work as is
required. and it is one of the four which
he has recommended for the naneuvres;
another will be somewhere in the Depart
ment of the East, at post not yet de-
cided upon. Mr.. Root stated yesterday
that in his opinion the day when men
march into battle in solid phalanx is
passing low they are posted farther
apart, given an opportunity to seek
shelter from the fire of the enemy. and
at the same time greater chance for in
dividual action.
There are more than 10000 acres in the
military reservation at Fort Riley, and
Secretary Root believes that it is one of
the best possible sites for the establish
ment of one of the proposed camps. The
quarters are to be enlarged for the ac-
New quarters are also to be constructed
at Fort Leavenworth. and when COM
pleted il will be larger than any one of
the present posts, even exceeding the
present capacities of Fort Sheridan and
Fort sam Houston, although these will
doubtless later be increased to exceed Fort
Leavenworth The plans contemplate
quartering a full regiment of infantry, a
squadron of cavalry. a battalion of en-
gineers. and several batteries of artillery
at Fort Jeavenworth.
The plans for enlarging Fort Sheridan
were made some time ago and will be
carried out according to the original pro-
grainme. IT will probably be several
months before the actual work of con-
structins the quarters at the new post
at Des Moines will be begun. The Quar-
termasters Department is just now max
ing the preliminary surveys.
Secretary Root is much pleased with
the condition of the posts which he vis-
tied and is confident that the plans now
being undertaken can be successfully
carried out.
The Washington times., 1901-07-23
INDUSTRIES OF TERRITORIES.
Census Statistics for Arizona, Nev
Mexico, and Oklahoma.

The Census Office has issued bulletin
on the manufacturing industries of the
Territories of Arizona, New Mexico, In
dian Territory, and Oklahoma. There is
| a general similarity in the industrial con-
! ditions in these Territories, which is the
reason for the presentation of the statis-
| tics in this form.
There were 3li manufacturing establish
ments reported for Arizona in 1860 with
| 1888 employees, who received 81 36s' 900 IN
wages The product was valued al SZi,-
315 ls9 By far the most important branch
of manufacturing reported is the smelling
| and refining of copper, an industry which
gave employment to ,ols persons, ana hau
| a product valued at 81, ,2S6.511 The two
| other industries of Importance are lum-
ber and timber and repair shop work or
steam railroads.
! lishments reported for New Mexico in
1900 with 1900 employees, who received
sl35O.5s in wages The product was
valued at s.. 5.605, 1876. The most important
industries are the smelling and refining
of copper and lead, with product valued
at nearly million dollars; flour milling,
with product valued at SOL, jas, and the
securing of wool. with SH,Sio reported as
received for the work done. Construction
and repair shop work by steam railroads,
lumber milling and certain OF the trades
exceed the industries just mentioned IN
the number of employees, but practically
the entire production reported in these
cases is for local needs.
There were IS9 establishments reported
for Indian Territory in 1900. with LIZA
employees, who received $685. in wages.
The product was valued at $3.50. .1S1. The
most important manufacturing industries
are cotton ginning, with 81 employees and
a product valued at s345. l51; the manufac-
ture of cotton seed oil and cake. with III
employees and product valued at SOL 600.
and flour milling, with ll9 employees and
product valued at 81. .l9S,4I2. y few other
Industries show larger number of en-
ployes, but practically their entire pro-
duclion is for the supply of local needs.
There were $40 manufacturing estab-
Iishments reported for Oklahoma in 1900.
with 2054 employees. who received sS0I SIG
in wages. The product was valued at
81 0S3 g3S. The most important manufac-
turing industries are flour milling, with
25s employees and a product valued at
50, AS 4S4; cotton ginning, with loo en-
ployes and product valued at Sl29,92S. and
the manufacture of cotton seed oil and
cake. with 10l employees and a product
valued at si22 6g9. Certain other indus
tries exceed the three just mentioned IN
number of employees, but practically their
entire production is for the supply OF local
needs