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REWARD FOR FLY lNG5hl cHlNE
Sir Hiram. Maxim WIN Ray for :

Sir Hiram. Maxim Will Pay for .
successfuf sGontrivnnce.s; Is
London, April II eff anybody Will
bring me- successful flying machine. not
"a balloon, which will travel at satis-
factory speed, Of al make suitable for
military purposes and prot BY sound
patents. will pay ESQ 200. ~ yr HiraH
Maxim has made public this offer. ~ also
said: IL Stss. y s.
don't believe that the air will ever Sue
cessfully be navigated by balloons, although
I think we ought to give Mr.. Santos- Dumont
great credit for the admirable work he has
accomplished. In year or two the motor
will reach finality, and it will be possible
then to make a flying machine.
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eVallante lives In Pullman. After he
had been awakened he arose ito investi-
gate The rays Of a dark lantern were
flashed in his face and he saw a. revolver
aimed at his head. He was ordered to
return to his bed and he obeyed.
81. II you make q noise 4 will kill you, s
was the threat uttered by the boy, as
Vallante clambered back into bed.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-11
RECIPROCITY LEAGUE
A National Organization Launched,
With a Minneapolis Director.

With a MinneapOIis Director.
Chicago, April misrepresentation of
sixty leading manufacturing and other in
dustrial establishments Of the United
States have organized the National Reel
procity league. w. Il. Stanley. governor
81 Kansas, was elected president. The
object is to wage campaign Of education
concerning the urgent need of reciprocal
trade relations with foreign nations"
In word, these manufacturers say they
are manufacturing in excess Of the con-
sumption of the home market. They want
the United States government to estab-
hsh trade relations with other countries
that will throw open the markets of the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-11
DECIDES FOR DANIELS
Grand Forks Mans Pension Case II
Settled. r. NJ

Grahd FOrk's Mans PenstOn Case II
Settled. s. 5fs 81
Washington, April 1.-THE secretary
Of the interior has reversed decision
OF the commissioner in the case Of A. A.
Daniels of Grand Forks. N. D., who WAS q
member OF Wisconsin regiment.
Through an error on the part Of a clerk
several hundred dollars in excess OF an
allowance granted him. In 1898 he was
granted pension of $12 month. Later
it was reduced to Sc. but the higher rate
was paid for some years owing to the
loss In the mails Of instructions to the
agent at Milwaukee. When the error
was discovered, Commissioner Evans de-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-11
HID THEM UNDER st HIS Il ARM.

Special to The Journal
Marquette, Mich, April John Grace is
being held in the county Jail here pending his
trial in the Alger county circuit court on
the charge Of grand larceny. He is accused
of stealing SO. fIe had spent some of the
money, but on being searched two $40 bills
we're found under his arm, stuck fast to the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-11
Il. w. Grove.

This name must appear on every box of the
remedy that cures 1 cold IN one day. Is cen it,
Rock Island Argus., 1902-05-22

tasty and up-tO-date. and you can
surely be pleased if you will give him
a call.
Special discount sale on iron beds
all this week at f. F.. Hellpenstell's
furniture store. Next weeks sale on
combination book cases.
Do you know that the Black Hawk
inn at the Watch Tower is open for
the season? Come out ond bring
your family and friends for a pleas
ant outing.
Pictures of yesterdays parade,
eleven views, three sizes. for sale at
the BlaEeslee studio. Prices 25. 40
and 80 cents. \ fine souvenir of the
encampment.
Don't fail to go. Beautiful moon
light excursions on the steamer -
s." Wednesday and Thursday even
ings, benefit of G. A. II. eneampment
Tickets 25 cents.
Business mems excursion to Clinton
Sunday on the steamer j. s., leaving
at o'clock a. IN. Round trip 10
cents. Refreshments of all kinds.
The officers and members of the
Moline corps will have charge of
special services to be conducted to-
morrow evening at the Rock Island
Salvation Army barracks
Attend at least one of the grand
excursions on the elegant steamer
y. s. Wednesday and Thursday af-
ternoons and evenings. Boat leaves
Rock Island at 2:3O and p. m; Dav-
enport Is minutes later. Music and
refreshments. Only 25 cents.
East Lynne" with a special COM
pany. elaborate scenery and Miss
Courtney Morgan as Lady Isabelle"
in splendid version of the great
play will be seen at the Illinois the
atre Sunday evening. This fine at
traction is creating furor through
out the state.
y. F. =. Nelson's grocery trade has
increased so that next Saturday
morning he viii have the whole store
for groceries and You will find the
best goods for the lowest price. He
has made extra room for the feed
and sells all kinds of feed the same
as before. POPS Fourth avenue, phone
west 1877.
Chairman Lees, of the democratic
county central committee. has issued
a call for the coming convention in
Rock Island Wednesday, June II. at
1870 p. IN. The caucuses in Rock Is
land and Moline are to he held under
the primary election law from To 81
p. M. Saturday. June :. Those of the
outlying townships are to be held at
3 p. III. the same day as may be de-
sired.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-05-22
Special Decoration DAY Rates

over the Nickel Plate road at one fare
for the round trip, within a radius of
$50 miles from starting point. Tickets
on sale May Goth and 30th, good re-
turning from destination to and in
cluding May 31st. 1902. Through
daily trains i'm each direction between
Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo, New
York. Boston and New England
points. Every facility offered for the
comfort of the travelling public. Fast
time and low rates. Meals in dining
ears on a la carte plan. For partic-
ulars, write or call on John Y. Gala
han, general agent, III Adams treet,
Chicago, phone central 2057.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-05-22
The Weather.

Partly cloudy tonight and
Friday, with probably show
ers and thunderstorms; con-
tinued warm.
j. NJ. SHERIER,
Observer.
Temperature--AtT Z a. M. SO;
at $3.50 p. M, so.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-05-22
Wants Others to Know.

81 have used DeWitt's Little Early
Risers for constipation and torpid
liver and they are all right. L am
glad to indorse them for / think
when we find good thing we ought
to let others know it," writes Alfred
Heinze, Quincy, Ill. They never gripe
or distress. Sure, safe pills. All
druggists.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-05-22
For Decoration Dav

the Nickel Plate road will sell tickets
at one fare for the round trip within
a radius of $50 miles from starting
point, on May Goth and Goth. with re-
turn limit of May 31st. When going
east patronize the Nickel Plate road.
Nestibuled sleeping cars on all trains
and excellent a la carte dining car
service. For detailed information adj
dress John Y. Callahan, general agent,
III Adams street. phone central POST.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-05-22
CITY CHAT.

L L.
For insurance, Z. j. Burns.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
Bicycles repaired at Wilcher's.
Homes for sale. A Rush & Co.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Band concert at Watch Tower Sun
day.
$1,000 to loan on real estate. Reidy
Bros.
For real estate and insurance, E.
j. Burns.
Order your fresh fish from Hess
Bros. tomorrow.
DIR. David r. Hawes, dentist, Illinois
theatre building.
If you want your property sold list
it with Reidy Bros.
Wild-fiower parties at the Watch
Tower are all the rage.
First band concert of the season at
the Watch Tower Sunday.
Plenty of fresh fish of all kinds at
Schroeder's tomorrow.
Plenty of fancy dairy butter and
strictly fresh eggs at Horizons.
The only way to keep your house
cool during hot weather-use a gas
range.
\ rare opportunity. nice big pansy
plants 10 cents per dozen at Brook
mans.
Spend Sunday at the Watch Tower
and hear the first band concert of the
season.
If you want a suit that viii look
stylish go To Filter 4, Co., 32s Twen-
tieth street.
Band concert at Prospect park sun
day. Fine vocal selections by Geor-
gia GIee club.
BE prepared for the flies and get
one of those well made screen doors
at Brookman's.
The Rock Island letter carriers
have a very neat and cool appearance
in their new shirt waists.
Moonlight excursion Friday night
on the steamer j. :. Dancing free.
Tickets twenty-five cents.
Special sale on nice big pansy
plants. Friday and Saturday, 10 cents
per dozen at Bro0Bmann's
IItSu tdluSLs NIOuls BulldlJs lCitL
at Hess Bros. tomorrow. Phone or
ders given prompt attention.
Attend the opening at Prospect
park Sunday. Band concert and nubi-
lee singing by Georgia Glee club.
Have YOU been out at the Watch
Tower this spring? The woods are
rich with ferns and wiId-fiowers.
The Peoples Power company is
selling all the leading makes of gas
ranges at cost. Call and see them.
4 first-class shine for cents at
the new PanitOrium clubs shining
parlors, 1909 Second avenue.
Grand opening OF Prospect park for
the season. Band concert, jubilee
singers and other amusements Sun
day.
G.. y. Il. steamboat excursions. The
finest opportunity to entertain your
visiting friends. Think of it-only %
cents.
Take in the first grand excursion to
Clinton Sunday, May %, on the steam
er y. s." Round trip IS cents. Boat
leaves at 5 o'clock.
Do not swelter over hot coal stove
for month or so before deciding.
Put in gas range now and get the
full benefit of it.
Hear the Georgia Glee club at Pros
pect park Sunday in jubilee songs and
plantation melodies. Band concert
by Light Guard band.
For these hot days get one of our
hammocks with pillow and fancy
fringed edge, easily worth $1.5O for
only S1.23 at BroOkman's.
Business mems excursion to Clinton
Sunday on the steamer J. S., leaving
at 8 o'clock a. m. Round trip -
cents. Refreshments of all kinds.
First of the season. and the moon is
Just right. Join the crowd on the
steamer -. s. Music and refresh
ments. Only 25 cents.
William Filter. of the firm of Fill
ter & Co, has just returned from an
eastern buying trip. Mr.. Filter has
selected a line of patterns that are
Rock Island Argus., 1902-05-22
Actress Dies In Chicago.

Chicago. May 22.-Miss Annie Clark,
of the Julia Marlowe company, died
here today of pneumonia.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-05-22

All the news all the time-The
Daily Argus.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
Aurficu Sales.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
- District Of New Jersey.-In the matter Of GEORGE
KEMMET and FRANK KENNEL comprising GEORGE
KENNEL and BROTHER, bankrupts. Please take
q court personal
property consisting paper boxes paper straw
board glue ether articles appertainng the manu-
featuring belonging the O
said bankrupts will sold lots parcels
70 the highest bidder public auction By HARRY
MOSES. auctioneer. the premises Hln Street West
Hoboken New Jersey Thursday July 17th 1902 AZ II
o clock a Unless shall bring seven
tyvs C75 per OF its appraised value the
reserves the right reject any all bids.
Dated July 14th. 1902
ALFRED e OAMEN. Receiver.
Wall New York City
HARRY L EERZO5 Attorney for ReceivsE, 81
Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. wAsHING-

TON. y. c. July 10 Efga--PROPOSAL-S FOR
FURNISHING ADHESIVE POSTAGE STAMPS-Sealea
proposals from parties carrying the bus
o seelplate eagTaving and plate printing or Uho
conducting business
be received Department. until u OcOck
Friday Il OF furnishing adhesive
posra srau and
named CLASSES IN Quantities may be called Tor
by Department period 0f four years begin
ming on the hrst day OF November 1902 Ordinary posss
stamps for the OF the public postage due st-ups
special delivery stamps books OF stamps Blank
OF proposal. full speciicacians be furnished
Third
eral- The early named for the openins OF
by conditions which
-<.~x Il. - PAYNE Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
finanrla..
fnaurial.
BOSTON United GAS
% Sinking Fund Trust Bonds
CFlRsT sERIEsD

MERCANTILE TRUST CO., New York, Depository.
A majority of these Bonds having been
deposited in accordance with the circular dated
June 90 1902. the time for the deposit of Bonds
has been extended to July I9, 1902, after which
date no deposits will be received, except on
such terms as the undersigned may prescribe.
BROWN BROTHERS & COMPANY,
New York, Boston and Philadelphia.
NERMILYE & COMPANY,
New York and Boston.
New York, July 9th. 1902.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
pRoPosALs FoR GRApING CERrAIN

Streets and Avenues-Cfhce of the Cornulissioners
u Washington. July 10 lSC2-Seaed
be received ths once until y O'Clock noon saturday
July for grading and
Aggr-gatirg 70 yards Eraif1z Ris7x
proposal specifications and necessary inf5r
VIII be furnished application 10 the 6r4ea a
the Engineer Commissioner D C. II. B F. MACFAR-
LAND. JOHN ". ROSS. H. c NEWCOMER (acringl.
c. Commissioners, D c.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15

ANDREW j. MCCORMACK. Auctioneer
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON,
OFFICE No. 55 WILLIAM STREET.
CORNER OF PINE ST.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 18Th.
I2o o'clock. al the New YORK Real Estate SAeroo'
By ORDER OF THE ExECTToRs x;G ESTATE OF JAMES
ss shs scovlii Maintaining 60.
s2os5 Bridgeport Brass Go. ist Mtge C BIDS.
ioco american Optical Co, Haven. Conn ?,
10 sls c6ldnai Mineral Springs Co. Of wyandance,
1e s6s- seoyiii q ADAMS Co.
s!5 sas c A 9 TIE Plate q SUPPLY Go.
80 Note Of Landon Furnace dated Feby- 22d 1897
81 ORDER OF EXECUTORS.
= shs- Rational Bank Of Commerce
sFs. "a. eLa N,s-5ba5ll Ayg5ns 4 HstI T. Bsnk
a % 5cs M eR 4Sl97i p MTf %atsr 4 Loan 69 t c ne Regs
- shs. New orleans Lighting Co.
By ORDER OF ADMINISTRATOR.
ssS0 Central r, R ( Banking CO. Of Ca 5 p c. CoI.
81 so Essex coanty country Club. orange. y. J, 5
g ooo ciry Of savannah. Ga 5s 1903
81 O0o Equitable Light Fuel Co. Of Chic SIS
1000 Peoples Gas IAght Coke Co of Chic lst consld
1900 ciry Of San Antonio Texas Refunding School
5000 Racquet q Tennis Club Of X Y. 20 Income Ntge
5000 Iowa Fails 8 sioux city r R lst Is, 1917,
$500 sir1nsngharn works birmingham. Ala. d
5000 eity q Laredo. Texas City Inpt. es 1913,
u shs. Baltimore a Annapolis Short Line Ry. CON-
SOS Ti5!e tn p5ss51sas Ggs5aates !z Tr9st T5a Co
= shs. Mission Rock Co. OF Cal
shs- Norfolk Bank for Savings & Trusts Norfolk
20 sls. Lincoln Safe Deposit Co
sss a. AGbn Sorfs Naf 53rs R55 ehSngs Na Limited
shs Orange Athletic Club orange, \ J.
fc-a ACCT OF WHOM II NAY CONCERSl
200 shs. Rome, Wstertown and ogdensburg r. p
500 shs- \. Y, Lack. q Western r p Guar
5e1 sas- Beech Creek R P Guar
$4,000 National starch Co ; . c. peb Bds 1895
fle.0 Consolidated Water Co Of Utica ls5 Is 1880
50 shs- Ioth and 23d street Ferry
s. Ehs Standard Chain Co Pfd
g SIS Mutual Alliance Trust Co,
$4,000 Tennessee Iron F r. Geu!. s;ee Is 95l
- shs Atlantic Trust Co.
z shs \: J. N5ge & Security Co.
80 shs. Western National Bank
% shs y 7. Security & Trust Co.
IS shs. American T9xchange Natl Bank
5000 s. Louis san Francisco P. r "a Is 1906
g9q.ss 3. .s &C. 60 O. Class Class 2
ssoo National Starch Co 8 ?. c Deb, Bds.. 1925
1oS5 sns- Occidental Mining 60. q Col
ls5l shs. Consolidated Electric Storage co.
400 British National War Loan - P c Bds
sI - sns Sorth Srt -I AraeEcan Trust Co
. shs. First Nail. BaIk
70 shs. Nail. Cry Bank
shs- Atlantic Trust &C.
,os s 81: Hssl BANK -. Of N2r,s -1; America An
= shs shs Ns,f !. c5ts Eea4g Bsnk ioFp-
5000 E5sseTstFaE Ea.. Lght d Fuel Gas Co P Bds
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
DRoPosALs ZOE GRADING I'D REGU-

Iating SUBURBAN Streets and Ayenues.-Oalee of The
Commissioners D 9. Washington. July
Proposals will be received this once y O'clock
Saturday July % 1892 FOR grading and regulating
suburban and Rank forms
specifications and al other Necessary Information
Commissioner D. g II =. F MCFARLAND. JOHN
e-s
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
QEEICE MAsHINGToN AorEDrCr- > -

Pa. Ave. washingtan. p. c.. July = 1s02-sealea
Proposals for ll6s.uto yds Excavation 100
yds. Ma-onry 400 t.nz cast iron Pira s-4
Specials I'D Sluics Gates 81 Valves
Meters 600 yds Filter sane GO Gu vis Crav-I
ldJ bhls- Ar1er Portland Ccrr Pressure C-r
troIer Valves i5oee feet Glazed VItriaed PIPE eaT
lessl and l-tnlilCr-Eau
Plant VIII received here - n AgE y fs-a
and thea publicly opened Inf-raaon On appiicariS-
A ~ MII.L-EI.. u. Col Eng-s-
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
IRON STEAMBOAT CO.
THE ONLY ALL-wATER ROUTE To
CONEY ISLAND.

Lave FOOT 22D ST. North River. zoo 1000. 100
1900 100. l45. , 30 BIB 400 500, eco 100,
5 %. - D
Leave Iis P,sT Ri~~ 1Nesyp No. l. Hair hour later
Leave NEW IRON PIER. COSEY ISLAND. 10 30 lI-40
a m l. ~ 40. ~ 32j : 10. 4.55 $40. $40 40.
= -. lO.4O ?.
ROIND TRIP TICKETS. 70 CENTS.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
Cliarlous

1T1IF PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK by the grace Of God free and ndePsndent .
Catharine l. Wiiks, Eugene Lang
Eilhs Keefer Petrena keefeF,
Insurance and Trust Company
tr,-ts ,inser the will and testament Of Matthew
S1 4e~eased and persons interested In the
- MettbeV- VVilks late Of Gait Ontario Canada. de-
next Of kin or otherwise
send reeng: and each Of you are hereby cited and
be and appear before our Surrogate
- tba CTs and County York at the SurrogaJes
held az the County Court
fI-sa OF York the 18th day Of July
1902 az halfpast ociocA IN me iuIeiioon OF maf
attend judicial settlement Of the
scS,,nt 81 proceedings Matthew A Wiiks ana Wood
- r. T.anpeou as Executors Of the Last VIII and Tes
lament ~ SAID and such Of you as hereby
c1tsd he OF twenty-one years.
ouired appear y3ur guardian II you have one or
- Won have and apply Tor one 10 be
spuointed or the neglect failure 10
~ guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate
=. represeut ana actfo you in the proceedings
- a whereof, We have caused the
IL 81 seal Surrogate's Court or The said city
and County New York TO be hereunto affixed
witness Hon. FRANK T. FiTZGEkAI-D a surrogate
Of our said City and County. at the OIy OF New lofh
tbe 5th 6ay Of our Lord one thou
sand Aiias N~ J. FAIRFAX MLAUGHLI%.
Clerk Of the Su-rosates Court
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
pcoposaIs
PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORT SUPPLIES.

PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORT SUPPLIES
Phia- Depot. = NJ. Dept. I42S Arch street PhiIa-
"a Ll5V ~ -Sealed proposals IN trlplcate VIII .
received II o'clock A n. Sar1rzav TuIv
ls7' for furnishing this depot Transport SnDes
consisting y tin china silver and glass knives
and forks towels and napsius conforming
samples Bidders earliest dates when thew
VIII make deliveries Government 10
Tlr Or accept any or an proposals thereof
Preference given 20 articles OF
manufacture conditions quality ffncItIu
IN the price OF foreign productions
duty therelal being in
cent y The value of articles proposed for must a
company eac1 proposal TNGCAHANTEED BIDS VIII
rot h- considered Blanks f0r proposals etc vii be f--
nishe on application Envelopes
be Endorsed Proposals Tor Transport Supplies ara a.
dressed 70 Col JOHN V FUREsY. Asst Cuarterrasrs-
General. L. =
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
Notice of Summons.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
York County-Iouis waldron. Plaintiff VS.. Lucen-
Cunning beten1a1 gilFnoLs1 II The above named
palnt this action and to serve copy Of your
Vice Of this summons exclusive day Of service and
IN Of your failure 70 9pPea. or answer Judgment viii
pas14 June I1 59th le92 ;e p,,,,,. ..,,
Post Office Address No IS Liberty Street, New York
Notce.-To the defendant Lucene Cunning: The fore
snant 70 the orier ot the Hon Charles r. Truax one Of
York date he 2s DAY Of Jq1e 1892 and fled with the
YORK at he County court HqSse in The Borough Of Man
Of June 1902 Complaint herein having been
hled therein on 5he 18th day Of June. 1892.
sTEPHEN ?. sTIRGEs. PLAINTIFFS Attorney. oaice and
a5 2as Aea e@s N2 CIV % Liberty st. Borough Of
SUPREME COURT.-PLAINTIFF DESIRES
place Of trial the County OF New York
Smith and Mary b smith. his wife Lavinia A. Du Bois
HcEer Ms-ran c5Hd william Vaughn Il NfEsH; Eugene
Mc,I MsGr Sna ns M@ % 4fT e9 es99mPosins the fTn
pany. Prince Line. 1895. Limited. Mary O'Brien.
nd Of e You are Hereby o as
ss n the N Pans A2 aa4 20 sSTf S f2Py OF & svs
after the 2eee of this summons exclusive Of the day OF
Judgment VIII be taken against by default the
iief den demanded @ M. IN the complain 40,
Dated NeT TqEN 3 fSssf g6TN lsh aag5.v isq ,or ,,,t
once ard Post ONCE address. - William street New
To the d fendants Prank FRA p. smith Mary b Smith. his
by publication pursuant 70 an ords OF
Charles II. Truax. a Justice OF the supreme
Court II Of New York dated the Ord day OF
1902 fled with the complaint in the office OF
the Clerk County of New York a the
Court House. IN the County and State New York.
Dated. Jew York. June 23rd 1902
LOUIS b ROL-STON Attorney Plaintiff
onice and Post ONCE address. % William New
4 DvERTIsEMESTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received their Uptown once.
No. 1854 BROADWAY.
Between Both End 37th sts. EnJil y o'clock p. m.
Announcements VIII be received al the following branch
offices az regular Office rates until o'clock viz
254 sth-ave.. cor 23d-st: J53 8tb-ave.. cor.
12th-st-i DS East Ifth-sf.I 257 West 4Sd-rt. be-
tween Tth and sfh 2R3 West 123th-st.G I.33S
5d-ases between Tath and 7TtA sta; 1.oS6 3d-ave.
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- Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of the County OF
New York hereby given % all persons having
Merry. late OF the County
deceased, present the same with vouchers
subscriber. her place OF transacting
busfness No the Borough Of Manhat-
tan and city York before the second day
January next
Dated New York twenty fourth day Of June 1902.
ALICE MILLER F. MERRY. Executrfx
STRONG & CADWALADER. Attorneys FOR Executrix
Wall Street. New York City
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15

WEST POINT. y y. JULY T. 1902
W sealed Proposals. in trfpcar- f- r1r,5sh,s s,,.
and str during ending June Issl3 vsTfI -
until - II August Irfe-rrarfo1
upon application T. right 10 recr
accept al bids part thereof Envel6pes
containing proposals should De iudorsed Proposals -
Forage and straw, addressed. O. ". Z. 5. A.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15

A DVERTISEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
y received az their Uptown once.
NO a64 BROADWAY.
pe-vveen gfth RndS until O'clock D
Advertisements received az the following branch
o4rrss AZ rSg1Ilar Office rates until o'clock D. m VIZ
2J4 sth-aVe.. 23d-st. I53 0th-ave., cor
I9tbst 90 East I4th-.t; 257 West 4.d-sr he
tween 7th s,S srb aves. 263 West I25th-st.s Ia:,s
3d-nve. betweea 10th and nth SITS 1,o26 3d-ave..
rear ST. I<t s9th-st; a~r
I.5fh-sf., T5G Tremonf-aye.: ESQ 3d-ave., near
f--fs 3d-aye.f 210 Hieecker-ss.s 3.5
DIeecker-sr Brooklyn. y. Y.-:l6 Court-ss.
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Sayings Banks
GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK

> L.. Cor. sixth Ave q Ih 1olh ~, o,TF-
uas - TEEEsT At TIE RATE II - = c1eSes de-
Sss.ters ne SIX MONTHS and THfEE I y,
.nDING JUNE 30 1902 on ali from nv @ %
fs thousand aoIiarr entitled thereto under the Oya
'ssSSe JULY q. 1862 r,-.x,as,,
- JAMES cIJIsgLAN. Treasurer
TCSDEN CHIsOLM. seeretsry., a ,ooa viii draw
.sss-.ils Hede before JULY Ao' N'N~E -
1eat IRON SULg /. i9s2
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financial.
financial.
BOSTON United GAS
80 Trust Bonds

SIp sSIUEY TpsI TRH5r coo CO., ss sUstog
majority of these Bonds having been
deposited in accordance with the circular dated
June 20. 1902, the time for the deposit of Bonds
has been extended to July I9 1902, after which
date no deposits will be received, except on
such terms as the Committee may prescribe
HENRY B. DAY. Chairman.
WILMOT R EVANS
RICHARD NJ. SALTONSTALL.
Boston, July 9th, 1902,
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15

- prRsrANCE ID an ODD of Hon. Ahner 9.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Hon. Abner C.
Thomas a Surrogate q the County q New York
notice Is hereby ali Persons having claims
against Henry Frost, q County Of
deceased present the with vouchers thereof
subscribers their business
Al the McQuaid No. I54 Nassau Street
City Of New York before the 25th day Of No
veruher
dated New York the lath day n May 1902
EDWIN COLLINS FROST. HENRY NJ. STEGMAN,
CHARLES 2. NORCROSS. Executors.
SACKETT MQTAIp Attorneys for Executors No.
Nassau street Tribune BuiIdirgl, Borough of
Manhattan New York city