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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-15
Rumores circuladOs pOr
las capitaIes eurOpeas
Fl gobiern o de Chile cOmpra al de
Espafia el ac0razad0 "PelayO"
LA NOTIOIA Sc HA COMUNIOADO
DIRECTAMENTE A LONDRES
Chile preparand0se para futuras con.
tingencias
(3srvicis eablegrkfco especial del Bolstin
Mercantil)

Nueva York, sabado.- Motto as
recibilas en- esta ciudad y proce.
dsntes de Londres, accjen el rumor
ciIeulado por las principates capi-
isles dc Europa de que, el gobierno
sepafiol hA contratado con ell de
Chile la venta 4 esta hep6blica del
accrazado de guerra "Pefayo"
Parte de Ia p-ensa de Londres
dice que u noticia le ha sido comu.
nicada directamente por sus cores :
ponsales en- Madrid.
En- el Dspartameuto de Estado
de Washington no Sc han dado Sc
euridades de- Ia mencionada venta,
pero 90 calcu]a que obedece al
acuerdo tornado por el gobierno
chileno de- reforzar su escuadra On
provision de nuevas contingencies
con M vecina naci6n, Ia kep1blica
Argentine.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-15

Lcmbs y co, y ] Ochoa y hermano, 10 sls
caybanzos luente sauce ndmero 8.
& a Suares y co, Sucrk de Perez hernia
nos, Bernardo Fernsndes & Hilario Santos
j co, 10 SIS garbanzos 1. sauce.
Por j Ochoa y harmanc:
Barcel6 co, Fernandez Gauran 70,
" Ligs de Detallissas, 20 cls de 6Ol2 u p
mientos, 80 i'd de 100 i'd i'd.
8 Sucrs de L Villamil J co, Sucrs de
M Lomb, co, 500 cuiietes aceitunas.
& Sucrs de Perez hermanos, Oadierno Lo
pes co, Hilario Santos co, Bernard 9
FeTnandes A Suares y co, 30 cls de 50i2
|pulpa de tomato, 80 id de 1904 i'd id.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-15

Programa de las pleas que tocaIa
en- Ia retreta de maiiana Ia banda del
battalion Puertorrique nc:
"Alexs ndria March by L. p. Lin
rendeau; 1.-THE [ ki,dren'e" Ball. later
mezo Aw. by Miranda; "JoD Liners
Medley Overt1re' an by j. W. Chat
taway; '.Tne S.wcadol" from Opera
Carmen by B get an by Mrands; "A
Daik Sec el Gindin Swo Step by Pa
nel:a; '.Idealidad" by Miranda; "El
Trolley" March by Miranda; "StaT
Spang'ed Banner"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-15
Ell generalisim0 del ejer.
>cito ingles sali6 para
Africa
Sc encargara de Ia direction de Ia
campafia
KITCHENER LLAMADO DESDE
LONDRES
Nuevolplan de guerra

Servi, 10. cablsgr&fico especial del. Boletir
Msrcantil
Nueya York, e4bado.-Utimos te-
legrsmas recibidos de Londres mani
festan que en- Ia mafiana de hoy ha sa.
lido de squella capital con direction q
Southampton, donde embarcaIa con
destino a. Sur de Africa, ell geDeraIisi
mo del ej6rcito brit$nico, general W. l.
sey, y seedu Sc dice sc eDcargaJa de Ia
direction de Ia campafia.
En- ell Departamento de la Guerra
de Ia Metr6poli Britannica se nota mu-
cha actividad desde hsce tres dias Sc
cree que el general Kitchener sera lla
msdo a Londres y sc reforma'a por
comp 'eto ei plan de campafia actual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-15
Mercado de Nueva York

PARA CURAR EL REsFRIADo EN- UN Ola
tome las PAsTILLAS LAXANTES DE
BROMO-QUININA. El boticario le de-
v0lverk ell dlnero 81 no 90 curs. La Rrma
de- E. w. GROVE se halla en- cada cajita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-15

Las personas fuertes y robustas no estan expues-.
tas & contraer intermediates como las raqu1tlcas y
an6micas. Por su efcaca como reconstituyente la
eglti1na Emulsion de Scott de aceite de h1gado de
baealao con hipofosftos de cal de la pre-
paracion que sin titllbear recetan los medicos Ell
todo case de debilidul falta de sangre de fler-
zas. Una constitution fnerte sangre RIGA pura-
es Ell resultado natural de administrar en- la nfan-
cia la leg1tima Emulsion de Scott. Es el "primer .
paso haca una salud perecta por toda la vida hacia
la nmunidad contra casi todas las intermediates. j
SCOTT & BOVINE Qumicos, Nueva York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-15

De Arecbo, gol "Petra": SobriDo de Il
quierdo so. 2O2 racas tabat;o en- rams j
Z Silva BanK,Eg & Ovmmer cislco 100 i'd id
sALIDA pH TR,lvEsIA
Para Islas Tdrcas. berg ing "Laov, poi
Scrs de L Villamil co, en- lastre.
sALn,A m oosrANERos
Para Fsjsrdo br "Dos Herman,,sa
con carga general.
Para Nsguabo y Humsca goIeta
Ana Mari" cou cnrga general
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
CORNING AND PAINTED Posr.
TRADE N CHICAGO.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuNE.l


Chicago. Oct 22-The Armour selling Of corn yes
r5sy resulted in considerable outside liquidation
,ry to-day and a break in the price Of l-c 10 He
m the bull side is stin the popular one. and much
=, rbe early decline was recovered. Corn closed &c
A,sber for NAY. iic lower for Dcleu>bcr and sc
over for October The latter left on at 56c: the
December. 5n'4c hid. and the May, s3ssc. The gen
era crowd is rather incredulous of the Armour
snnoun0ment that the big December line has been
nsusstd Corn receipts were 227 cars. the estimate
hsr to-norIow, go Shipping sales were 10000
bushels; cash prices were lsc 10 Ic lower. Cables
were I'd 10 sd lower. 1t looked somewhat as II
Armour houses took back a little corn. The weather
continues favorable IN most of the corn belt: show
ss are predicted for Illinois and the Northwest
The Bartlett Frazier party continues TO hold its
and 99sc, and closed az 5o9sc sellers.
Wheat closed &c 20 Ssc under yesterday. Large
receipts the weakness IN corn from easier cables
and smaller cearances tended toward a lower
wise. The market al Us weakest was Sc 10 Asc
gnder yesterday. December opened al 722.c sold
etween 724c and 72'sc and closed al 72ic. bid. Oc
uber closed al l@4c bid; the May. l344c bid. Re
primary points against $4,000 bushels last year:
we're $500 bushels. Southwestern receipts We're
.neO bushels against q. - bushels a year ago.
English markets were I'D 10 ssd lower. Prices were
Influenced by the prospect Of a large movement
from Duluth in this direction about > 2oOae9 bush
Mis viii widen the December-May spread 10 about
k Duluth reported IJ0.eo bushels sold to-day for
shipment; NeN-York i loads. Showers are pre-
tcted for the Northwest the FIRST variation in
rme time from perfect weather conditions.
Oats keep fuN within small limits. spectators
nsglecting the market The cash demand is slow
s1i receipts small TO-night's prices show lse over
yesterday. October. 3lisc December SIS Nav
&c shipping sales were 300 bushels. The sea,
bard demand very slow. Receipts were only l4l
'ars: Thursdays estimate 25n
Flaxseed was hrmer. receipts not so large At
lie three points there were go cars, against 22i
.ast year. Nay closed at 81 23.
hogs here early were l0c 10 PC lower but pro-
visions closed moderately higher all round gIsc 10
VS. " lor Tor the deferred months. October prices
NeIe bEer. There were o. .000 hogs West against
~" ast year. Packers declare themselves bull
counts 80
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
To SELL REMAINING STOCK.

The board of directors OF the Hudson Realty
Company. OF which Maximilian Morgenthau is
president have passed a resolution according TO
which the stock remaining in the treasury OF the
company. namely. 1ls5 shares will be issued on
November at Sl15 share. The stockholders of
record will be privileged 70 subscribe for the stock
according to their present holdings.
The entire capitalization Of the company is 81, 90 =
0oo. divided into 1O.0o0 shares of 500 each
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
MRS. H. c. MINER LEASES HOUSE.

Renwick c. Hurry has leased for c. c. Goodwin
No. IL Madison-ave. 10 Mrs. Harry c. Miner for
term OF years He has also leased for a term Of
years the following dwelling houses: No. los East
Thirty-eighth-st.. for a Mr.. Edwards TO H w
Slocum; No. 112 East Eghteenth-st-. 70 Mrs A.
LouShltn; for a Mr.. Motley. No. Q6 East Eight
eenth-st TO Mrs. e A. Piclens; No. 35l Lexington
ave. for +. H MattlaSE. who recently bought NO.
5S Lexington-ave.; No. lOS East seventy-ninth-s
and No. 30 West Thirty -fourth-St.. to Mrs. NJ e
TugwelL The lease of No. S5l Lexington-ave. was
made IN conjunction with W. Fl. Folsom
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
OFFERING OF BONDS And STOCK
The Denver, Northwestern & Pacific
Railway Company.
Payments to be Made in nstaIments or at Once al
Subscribers Option
DENvER. coLoRApo. ocroRER 2lsr. leO2.

WESTERN PACIFIC RAILWAY qur psr 600 mile.
the nan~sg c"pan % ~as % "ar orsra for
ooo m value Of rs s preferred E i - ! per cen" bonds of the Railway Company and
authorized capital stock o. me Railway Company
The @ Railway c"raHy Company
The cOrado-Jah Construction Company will receive through
The necaniIe Trust Company, New York cfv;
Providence Banking Co, Providence R l.;
Company, PHILADELPHIA Pa and
The international Trust Company, Denver Colorado
%%"i"T % " T for DfST% rSSrs" 11 ana >% ]
mentioned 1907 @
of the Railway COMPANY
$3.50 o he Preferred Stock and
$3.50 the Common Stock Railway Company
eT t ] eo al ea e my @ a G@aaa % ion
ssrS"s ee her providing
an interest e s s4 snr s4ra 3 % &
for subscription will b.
seTJ"
m g9 % sIa saT'n animation Of he saaa
%%Hm % ss 3 s @ & s 'as; Of a, @ $1,000
exclusive n~ saa@ @S par a s ] N We ahy through
masea nse r" @ . . @
# ana rase | Rail- Ra,r.s ast
ooLORADOrTAH
TOT PUBLIC:
49, NnthvesFn not
G s~ nn tm % Of rnea % na now rm, sa & M5l@
S,um .p4 .rsr Ia This Tsan
valleys through
% & y
RAILWAY COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

! The details Of the plans for the erection of an
| eleven story store and loft building the site of
the old Reulsen house. at the southwest corner OF
Thirtsenth-st. and University Place. and of trans
fer OF titles affecting Keths Theatre. the Morton
I House and other properties given elsewhere.
Charles Griffith Moses & Bro. have sold for Chris
tian Strifher the five story hathOuse No. 100 West
One-hundred and size 25xl00 feet
/ Louise c. MeAlpin took title yesterday to a par
eel. 9Ioxloos feet. the north side of Ninetieth-
| ST.. 2sO5 feet Of Fffth-ave. The stated con-
sidsrstion 81.
/ Slawson & Hobbs have sold for Ida Radam No.
| IA West Eishtieth-st-. four story brownstone
high stoop dwelling house. lot 2Ox1022 feet
! a client for occupancy.
Bert O. Faulhaber and Simon Stern have sold
for Oscar HoIlander Nos. I79 1 and 1ss West Six
ty-thrd-st; three five story double hathouses. on
ETsdsTisk s. !. T@lmage g was Yesterday reported to
erownstone dwelling house. on a lot l6sxsss feet.
hs S ys sd story for s
msnt house Nos, 2.s47 and 2e4s Broadway. plot
feet south of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
No. s1s sixth-aye., four story brick and stone
A Arms h has s. sold for Carl H. Arend No $50 West
Thirty-eighth-st. a four story tenement house. ON
Julius l. Livingston has sold to Hyman Hsrs No.
IA FIfth-st, seven story tenement house, on lot
Joseph NJ Weber has bought from Isidor Elmer
Mo- 20 Sr East b51s o5 lot tSSF story and base
Emanuel Klein has sold to frm of operators
No. IS East Third-st. old building. lot 25x1oo
feet.
" E Hewitt & Co. have sold for Charles struss
No. lib West Forty-etghrh-st., a four story brown
stone front dwelling house. on lot 1s9xlOo5 feet.
Hagan & Slevin have sold for Louis Lese four
lots 0x100 feet. the north side OF One-hundred-
and-forty-frstst 500 feet west of Seventh-ave.. to
builder. who will erect six story apartment
house.
Daniel B Freedman has sold No 24S West Sew
enty-second-st.. a four story private house lot
Alxl022 feet.
There report current yesterday that Nichols
& Lummins and William c. Walkers Sons had
leased the store floor and basement Of the ST. AIMS
Building and Nos. and West Eighteenth-st.. as
well the same quarters In the building being
erected by Henry Corn the site of Chickering
Hail. at the northwest corner Of Etghteenth-st and
Effth-ave, for term of ten years +. K. Wilson
& Son. manufacturers and wholesale dealers in veil
ing materials
Mayer s. Auerbach is reported TO have sold 20 a
MF Strauss No. $40 PaTk-ave.. dwelling house
a lot Sxs0 feet.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
GOOD PARCELS SELL WELL AT AUCTION

large number Of investors were attracted to the
real estate salesroom yesterday by the offerings
partition proceedings sold auction by L. j.
Phillips & co. Bidding was spirited and. rule.
excellent prices were obtained One of the proper
ties was No, $50 Broadway. a five story building
adjoining the southeast corner of Twelfth-st. and
Broadway.
Another parcel was No. 313 Madison-ave The
bidding for the Broadway parcel started $50 coo.
after ABOUT thlrty bids the property was sold TO
Ernest G. stedman for NO6 0oe. This sum
somewhat less than the price paid for No. S12
Broadway, which sold for $4,000 in 1901. For No.
31S Madison-ave. Sl01.60 was paid by William Ro-
senzweis About two years ago No. 90 Madison
was sold for about $4,000
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
EIGHT MECHANICS LIENS on 1T.

Eight mechanics hens for S21.O70 fled yes
terday against Henry Andersen. the property
Nos. l24 and I2S West Fptty-seventh-st., in favor
of the following creditors for bull ling material:
Bjork & Back. S3.s25 Sigmund Adler S GG0; Young
& Gerard. S7I5; Stroh & Huber. SECS; Cosgrove
Brothers. s517 SaIa sona & Co, 81 925: j. Caro- &
Son. l,36S; John b. DossO. 1886
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
NEW DRYGooDs BUILDING.

Dun & Brown have leased for Frederick W
Walker to John z Kevill lot 25x1Oo feet. known
as No. Las Amsterdam-ave-. for ten years at a.
gross rental OF about s250eo. on which lot Mr.
Walker is to construct for MIR. kevill two story
building for drygOodS business.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
RECEIVER OF RENTS APPOINTED.

Justice Hall. of the Supreme Court. Yesterday ap-
pointed Robert c. Ten Eyck receiver for the rents
OF No 800 East One-hundred- and -sixth-st.. a four
story tenement house pending suit brought by
John Bonnet. r executor and trustee of the estate
of Mary Braun. against Annie V. SCHNEIDER and
Otners, to fOreclOSe a mortgage of Sl1,OdO
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
INvEsTMENT COMPANY GETS TITLE.

George L. Felt transferred title yesterday to
parcel 70loXlo05 feet on the south side of Forty
seventh-st 2l6S feet east Of Seventh-ave-, to the
Realty Investment Corporation. The stated con-
sideration was S0O. The property carries a mort
gage Of S70.Oc0-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Union-ave.. northwest corner of One-hundred-
nd-sixty- -eighth-st.. five story brick tenement
house n. SOxS6 feet: Frank Mezger. No. 81 Holme-
st. owner: Vincent DOnagur. No. Sn Holnne-st,
architect: $4,000
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
REAL ESTATE.
". F. HAvEMEYER SELLS EAST THIRTY.
FIRST-ST. HOUSE.

Maclay & Davies have sold for William f. Have
meyer No II East Thirty-irst-st. four story base
ment and cellar front private dwelling house.
on lot A-l0i2x9s-9 feet, to MOritz Bauer.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
NEW BUILDING PLANS

CannOn-st Nos lis and liz. TOR a six story brick
tenement. Il 6NS1 Feldmau & Weiss. No I40
Schoies-st. BROOKLYN. owners: @ F Pelham.
No StS dtf-aNc. architect ........--
Sth-st. No 21S 3tS. East tor two six story
brick tenemsnts. SSNsO.i and ~ 6NIl 10. NJ. Sill
berson. No 80 East Tlsg-st. owner; G. F. Pei
ham. architect ......-............ .....-............
72d 81. No 5N9 East. for fve story brick tene-
Hent 24x3fS. q Enochs. No 5I6 East I'D st.
owner, R MoeIler. No TAI TFemont-ave. ar
SSl.ee' Va a., % ,Ss w., g., ,,. o,, ,
story brick Offices. stable and dwelling. 50S
Ss; II W Heyer. No 81 East lsth-st, owner;
o r Franz. No ~ East S0th-st. architect .
6oth-et No 49, AIS East. for one story
brick storage. I0OxlOO5 W Heyer. owner.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Sherir-st No lis. s. 2Sx10o: Abraham Green
span 70 Elias NJ GTeenspan: mortgage. $4,000.
West End-ave. No So s. 2Ox9o: Jennie
Gardner Henry T Gardner and wife
"a part OF all title OF which Charles DAILY died
seized 10 Il Pier 26 and Pier %. East River:
Phebe Murray to Robert NJ Ferris. X ). 81 25
4Ttt-st. 8 :. 216.S n OF Tth-ave, 7O.1OxlOt5;
George /. Felt TO Realty Investment Corporation;
mortgage $3.50 600 ........
Washington-st, Nos $50 and 3ST. 5. 80. l1X59- TX
80 IlN595; William Dewey To Henry L. DreyeT
mortgage. $4,000 -..--- .---.--
Cd ave W 5. 1916 II n OF 3Sth-st 29XlOON trregJi-
lar. Frances X Irving to Edwin A Cruikshank
and another. trustee
Park-aVe $. sos u n OF l1Bth-st. ~ 2X90;
Park-ave g. 15.S Il u of li6th-st. -. 2xs0.
Carrie Cornell and another 70 Simon Adler;
West End-ave. corner 1SJh-st. 4SXlOO; Henry
Robert 10 Henry 5 Shephard: mortgage,
53d-st No S1J East. 40 1XlOO-S; SlawsOn Brothers.
a corporation. TO Sheffield Farms Slawson- Decker
Company: mortgage SlO.O1O. -........
Broad way 5 1888 Il of IS1st-st. 96.I to n
ISOth- st xf1+ 9xl0l Iixl4T4; John Baker to
Joseph Fleischman. mortgage. S2I 600 and all
liens
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
tAITED sTATEs EkpREss coMPANY.

- I3Sih Dividend. H. i'0-
A SEMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF TWO
alher Is 1862 - 80 -
Transfer books v-l close Oc,oher n 10 p v ana
agen Aoyemtt. = " ~
EDWARD r PI.ATT Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
Giin 6olel..
HOTEL SIT. JAMES

100 West 45;h Strictly hreproOf unfurnshed apartmef
10y the select family residence superior cookng
ana service. CHARLES II DEDERER. PToprIetor- also
for 20 years OF Peninsula. Seabrtght So
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
BrookInu propertp for 5als.

u,I.ATBUSH-East 2sth-st. Avenue = and beau
i tifu South Wildwood New detached house. l3 rooms.
cemsnIed and plast cred.
--n9euents oak trimmed. decorated. cabinet uantes
reirhborhood all right lot +00i60; debt must
ss worth 81 500 rented $50. possession on short
notice s4OO and s42 monthly. Opportunity excep
tionaI MORTGAGEE. Room 81, "a Wa1l-st-. n Y
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
AMALGaMATED oopPER coMPANY-

4 MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF
AH5E 5 mated C9Pper COMPANY dividend Of
s9 paNsh, November 2lth. 1902. 10 stockhoIders of
- - cioe., = d Thursday. oct. 22d 1902 Trans
=, -,.hs close a. 3 O'Clock T. NJ THURSDAY oct 23d
q sia reopen a. 10 O'Clock ). NJ Monday. Nov. I0;h
M. C. RocKEFELLER Secretary & Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
Dluioeuo Aotires.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
~ Broadway. New York Oct q 1902
DIVIDEND OF TWO AND ONE-HALF
Per Cent :ise ot Of accommodated income has this
-sy been cecla-cd lQ the PREFERRED STOCK OF The
.-l-laLs aSablf October 81 l5I2 Stockholders Of
''Ia T ~ ths Close ~ business Octohsr 20. 1892.
20 lieleGred stock transfer books VIII clcse al 3
~ on Aencag. Dctoa,- 20 l302. viii reopen az
~ A. a. on Ssturlav. November 1. 1892
r. j. LAAkFORD. Secretary
, Wall street. New York oct g 1902
ne tfanster hooks of the Voting Trustees for Pre-
@el slocA Trust Certificates of the Southern Railway
.,a5paLg Nlil close al 3 l.. u Monday October ~
1902 90 " ~ "a 49,
Vu Ncloner 81. l'l2 the Voting Trustees viii pre-
80 70 dirihute the above cslt-ad TWO A.SD on E
.-A-a - fEh tt-NI. '2i-'rl. when received by them.
.ag the parties entitled Hereto came appear OF
''oss On theli ia1ss when closed as above.
j. L. MORGAN 4 co
Agents foi Voting Trustees
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23

GonnIrp proprrIu for Safe
DIVERSIDE. CONN--Attraetive Residence 10 min
N walk depot; yacht club; me shade. ATwATER
IS Liberty ST.
A DvERTISEMENTs and subscriptions for The rribun.
"A received their Uptown once.
NO 1884 BROADWAY.
Between seth and 3lth sta. until oeIoca. y m
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
PRESSED STEEL can COMPANY.

PittsburE Pa. Oct -. 1902.
A Or- f,isEE ERRED DIVIDEND No. Is.
A S1AhI EBLA DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
uas ~ tHiiitE-tSl ~ ARTEBs G&Gl PER CENT. viii be
- lAe Preferred stock this COMPANY November
- 80 q stockholders Record the close OF busi-
- -Sth. 1917 Cheques VII be mailed from the
~ .nt COMPANY The transfer books viii close al
n - O. -sh. 1902 and reopen al 10 A. II. Aovem
y G. JENKS. Assistant Treasurer.
-. COMMDN DIVIDEND No. L.
~ -1iss} dividend % ONE Gol PER CENT. Will be
- s1 me ' Stock this Company. November
- - to St1ckhCl9ers % Record the close OF busi
~ soletler 5th. 1902. Cheques viii be mailed from
.ls oi the company. The books VIII close
srsvv Al NoFeu1eF 5th. 1892 and reopen al 10 A NJ.
g. c. rENKs Assistant Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
Bowling Green Trust Co.

26 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Capital, $780, 900. Surplus, S2,5OO,OOO
| rnu,., OFFICERS
SAMUEL THOMAS
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR "s'''s''us"''
JOHN A. HILTON v. Pres. Treas.
WILLIAM N. LAWS Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Charles p Armstrong. Edward r. Ladew.
ueo. K. BidwelL Andrew Langdon
Frank Brainard, Edward A. Mahsr,
Edmund c. Converse. j. w. Misdendorf.
Wm. Nelson Cromwell, Henry A. McGee.
GrenyilIs NJ. Dodge. winsow S. Pierce.
thomas I. Eckert William h. Taylor.
Edwin Gould. Samuel Thomas.
Frank J. Gould Edward r Thomas,
George J. Gould, John p TruesdsII,
John A. Hilton, John Skelton Williams,
Myron 7. ferriek E.. c. Young.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
flnanrial merilnss.
rnIeain Hallway & Light Go.

a TyFRT1sEMENTs and subscriptions fo- The Tribune
\ - ''t.ss Al their Uptown once
II recsi'e1 40 l. 36i BROADWAY.
ana3 3Tth until o'clock p m
Between win received the following branch
Acyeriise.srslsr ohieo rates until oeloek M vr
criees az ret. e cor 23d-st.: 1873 Sfh-ave.. cor.
2o4 SIN on East I4th-st:; 251 Wet 4Id-st. be
18th ST; w sth avss.: 283 West 125th-st-t l,3Ss
tween I'm SsHtu,een TTth ste loI0 3d-aSe.,
I.Ios Ist-nve near s ss,s-ss "a 10. Essf
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The Washington times., 1902-07-27

is nothing new to some Of the boys.
Last year an assault was made on Fort
Evans by the dashing Col. NJ. Emmet
Urell, the Beau Sabreur" of the Guard,
with the Second Regiment. or Army Of
the Potomac, and he captured the Army
of Virginia, as represented by the First
Regiment. under Colonel May, without
much difficulty.
In order to prepare for the late en-
gagement. the squads and platoons were
given a thorough course of instruction
by the non-commissioned officers, while
the companies were taught every fea-
ture of extended order. There were bat
TALON drills in both offensive and de-
fensive, as well as regimental forma-
ton
The postponement of the battle, ow-
ing to the delay of ammunition, was
severe disappointment to the boys who
were all keyed up to a high pitch, and
eager for the fray. But they have for
gotten all temporary disappointment
and hardship in the improvement ani
enjoyment they have experienced.
Brig. Gen. William Crozier, chief Of
ordnance. accompanied by Captain Glib
son, of the ordnance department, visited
the camp Friday. They came up on the
The Washington times., 1902-07-27
D RONZED With Ten Days of Open-Air
II Life at Camp Ordway the Members of
+. the National Guard of the District of
! Columbia Are Sorry to Break Ranks,
But Glad to Get Back to Washington,
Benefited in Mind and Body by Their
y Experience in Actual Military Serviee.

with the good citizens of Leesburg,
among whom they soon came to be re-
garded as old friends. Some confusion
resulted from an order that all In camp
should salute the flag by removing their
headgear. Last Wednesday, when Lieut..
J. G. Stelle was officer Of the head
quarters of the guard, he was asked II
ladies were compelled to thus render
homage to the national emblem. It is
not known what answer was given, but
the sentinels would have had rather a
hard time If it were affirmative, for
there were many feminine visitors in
camp, and many of them would have
had difficulty in removing their head
gear.
Always Cool Breeze.
Even during tie early days of the en-
campment, when the heat was intense
in Washington, the boys affirm that
cool breeze seemed to be passing