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New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY William NJ Ryan: 167th-s $. 1898 #
Of Amsterdam-ave. 1911% x13l 11x169x1204h story
dwg h. foreclosure Luther Hamilton al agt
Lucy Benji al: E IL Benn, atty; Elhu Frost ref;
due on udgt So 20: S20S 92 $ls3 -;
2s7 Lenox-ave. 15.s fl OF 12ithst 19sx75 story
and h. with story frame bldg in rear; fore
closure sale: Currier jeremiah Flanagan et
al; William Stockwel atty; Arthur ID rruax, ref: due
on tudgt SIS go $685. "a; 1l2
East 1l9th-st =, l4o # Of Park ave- 2oxlOVIl .
story H. with foreclosure sale; James stokes
agt william NicNlass al; Cephas Bratnerd atty
taxes etc. s3I0 "a -,
By Peter Meyer * Co: l23d- ST. 9O9 II Of Ith-
ave i5TxlOcll bk dwg h. foreclosure sale Eliza
lockwood Maria Theresa Barry al; Thompson &
Koes Mitchell l. Eranger ref; due on Judgt S5
S3il II; Sls2 6S; l2th ana
1924 ST. cor 41ix1O0 I'm bldg prior mtge sS iiI Oh
taxes etc 81 267 10; also 18th ave- I4n II OF
l32d-st, 25x1O0; I'm bdgsi taxes, ETC. Sl-S ~ also
l32d-st 100 # OF 12th-aye 75xs9 II: story I'm
stable; prior mges $3.50 subject udgts $3.50 10;
taxes etc S467 0s; also l2thave and lS4th-st cor
5000 subject judgts. with following par
cels 70t al taxes So 626 81; also 1Sithst.
3Co II OF l2th-ave 25x IL etc S6l5 49,
subject judgts. together with above parcel 50 Al
foreclosure sails Hamilton Bank James Rogers ct al
Mooney & Shipman attys. George VI Van hoesen, refi
due on judgt Sl3993 %; costs. SAG %.
Nv 1. Wells. 315 Il l25h-st, S, 100 n or I'd
ave aDx story hk dwg n; foreclosure sale Francis
w Nuboer et al; agt Margaret ktleoyne ct al
A Raymond atty; James Lehmaler. ref due on
judgt SIS 400. costs. $3.50; taxes, etc. 81
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. (SpeciaD.-wheat prices tonight
A'e NC over Tuesdays There has been . nervous
market, with range OF nc. Professionals have
Dsen heItssS. commission houses, a Tule buyers.
nay opened az E7kc TO s37sc. sold between Sissc and
S1xe' ana closed at sac sellers; July closed at
&c Tonight the curb My wheat is up 10
''ze- The features hege been the selling of wheat
Nsi s'c for May ard the demand at S2lzc.
@us' az the close there was heavy commission
plyins By the interest, presumably a Louisville
s4'"c' winch has been operating the bull side
= great way for weeks. Gables were firmer than
Npeeted the occasion Of the slightly higher open
e lAe dry deather is becoming the important
'' The map showed rain anywhere In the
sr.' e' wheat belt. and no prospect OF any for
V-sn hours The official report for December
deficiency OF rainfall generally in the
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By Peter Meyer CO.: 2.e26 Broadway. S, III IT
Of 99h-st 5Ox1Oo; story H. to plaintiff for slG0569
Broadway 09th st. cor. 55X125; story apt h
foreclosure sale; Impr Co Burne ct al
C l. westcott atty; John Delahunty ref; judgt
$40 or 1921 as etc. Si972 49, TO plaintiff
for s16lo2o $40 E 25ths 100 & of 1st-ave 2SA
story and h; partition sale; John Mo
Evoy agt Catharine Reilly et al; Donegan. atty I
l. McManus ref; taxes, etc Sl62 II; 10 Iowenteld 4
Prayer $40 10; 53I w 45th-s 3499 II OF 1lh
ave. 2J.Sx1O0.5 ten h; foreclosure sale;
Philip Westenfelder jr. ct al; Campbell *
Moore. attys Cryer ref due on judst si2SSS - & u
BY l. Kennedy & Co: l57 w 18th S. 2SS II Of
Amsterdan-ave. lsx1O22; dwg h: foreclosure
sale: II b AuChncOss, agt Joanna Belkam ct al;
Yarnum & Harrison attys; Emil Golemark. ref due on
udgt S2o62O; 1927 IL: etc SAL SO; TO
Weed S23 80.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
REAL ESTATE.
BLOCK FRONT IN CENTRAL PARK WEST
SOLD BY JUSTICE DUGRO AND
F. f. WORK

The block front in Central Park West between
Sixty-second and Sixty-thlrd SITS has been sold to
investor. 1t has frontage OF 201 feet and con-
tains seventeen lots. Justice p. Henry Dugro is
the seller of the southery half 100 feet in the ave-
by % feet in Sixty-second-st. Frank E. Work
is seller of the northerly half 1O feet in the
avenue by $50 feet in Sixty-third-st. A plot which
adjons and which is 5Ox10O feet has also been sold
by William Brennan TO the same buyer.
Jacob H. Schiff has bought a lot 50x1OO feet
the north side of hundred and twenty thirdst,
325 feet east Of Broadway, which will be built
home for the Jewish Theological Seminary.
The details of this purchase are given elsewhere
S. Osgood Pell & Co. have sold for John c. Yager
to Harry Hubbard No. West Forty-sixth-st.
four story and basement dwelling house on lot
2l5xloo.5.
son No ia West Thirty-ninth-st, a two story
brick stable on lot 25xsss -, ,
o'Sullivan No $40 I-exington-ave., three story
dwelling house. on lot 2Ox@.
heimer & Metzger the plot 5Ox1eO.u the south
side Of onehundred redand-fifteenth-st 1I5 feet west
The Frank / Fisher Company has sold for Any n
st. four story American basement dwelling house.
I.owenfeId & Prayer have sold No s4s Fifth-st.
six story tenement house. with stores on lot 2ox
The Down Town Realty Company is the buyer OF
N m s, on R reported
sold II is opposite large plot recently bought by
James casy sold to sH Mr. fd4r Schiller swsiiDs SE 2
all OF which have been sold within a year.
D9us1 sG f9T cTsS R6 @ and & or
Philip Weinberg Nos. lo3 and loi East Seventy S,
at the southeast corner of Park-ave.
NJ: L. & G Ernst have sold 70 Joseph Wen No.
ment dwelling house. on lot sxI022
Richard v Harnett Co have sold to an in
dred- and thirds and Central Park West.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09

sth-ave corner 1a1st-st. 741lx1oo: 1s1st-s,.
Jantzen to Adolph Jantzen, tr; all lens I
sth-st 1SS II OF Avenue A. 25x94 Marx
Herzfelder 10 Hugo Cohn: mortgage. 900;
X .. o . -.
Same property: Hugo Cohn q Joseph Spivaek;
mortgage, 1900; S. 81 IS
S2d-s Nos S7S and $50 West. 80. 4x9Se: Maria
Simpson 10 the Stuyvesant Real Estate Com
pany: mortgage. $4,000: r S. So =. /
eQth-st No III West. 25xioo.5; Catharine A
l1Ith-st. :, 10 II Of 5th-ave. 10tX1Oo IL; Max
l. Schallek to Isaac Nj Bernstein mortgage
$4,000; r S. SIS
isth-st. No Is East. % 1Oxe4x24x9i: Samuel
Stone James A Campbell and another;
$4,000: r 8. $500
1th-ave. :. S2d-st. 40 4xlOo;
Louisa Kesseer to the Stuyvesant Real Estate
Company; $4,000; s. S4s 10. 10000
33d+st, West, 5ox57. Sx5Ox55; John
Parr TO the Stuyvesant Real Estate Company;
mortgage. $50 coo; r s. <1S 25...-.--.....-..... ..
Spring 81. No o. n s. 25.3x1o1 x25x05 2; Julius
Fox 10 Hyman Reubensten; mortgage, $4,000;
59th- st. $ BIOS of eth-ave II. l0xIOo5
Charles W West. referee. to Alexander Lutz;
mortgage $4,000 -. 100
34th-st No 25s West i3sxs6.6: George Clarke to
w Alexander Ellis; mortgage. $4,000: r s. $40 1
59th st. n BIOS u of Columbus-ave, II loN
40th-st. 225 II Of Madson-sve. 60x
1916 S9th 25x n Ss SN 25X $50;
the Cosmopolitan Realty Company TO Walter
Staber; mortgage S152. 600: s. SIS To-. 100
Fronts s. 2lx1+0 II Water-st %. 11x
14O. Edward c Woodruff ct al TO Louisa L.
Weeden; r 5, Sl6 23- 5000
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
WOMAN ARCHITECT FILES PLANS.

Plans were filed yesterday by Jennie S. Parker,
an architect. who designed the Parker Building,
for three six story brick dwelling houses 10 be
built the north side of Fiftyhrs-st $50 feet east
OF Madison-ave. at a cost of S22S0O
Plans for alterations to the parish house OF ST
MichaeIs Protestant Episcopal Church. at Nine
ty-ninth-st. and Amsterdam-ave-. 10 cost Sls,OcO,
filed Yesterday by r. W. Gibson, the architect.
The Frank l.. Fisher Company has sold for a
client the seven story elevator apartment house
Nos 1873 and 135 West One-hundred- -and-fourth-st.
TO A. Jackson Thoms for about $150O00.
G. Tuou Co have leased for Adler * Her
man for three years. with renewals, the five story
fiat house, 25xlOo No. S46 East One-hundred-and-
fourth-St.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
XNHEREAs. the underslgned Intends 10 appIy

10 the Surrogate's Court County OF Washington
y. Y. administration upon the estate OF
Robert MeMurray 'ats OF the Of Cambridge.
county deceased under the provision SS4 OF
the Code Of Civil Procedure for limiting penalty
administration bond. therefore given
all creditors OF said deceased claims
Surrogate County Washington on or before
the 18th day OF January 1902
Dated Cambridge. n. Y. December eth. 1901.
FREDERICK INGSAHAN
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

51st-st n $. $50 II Of Madison-ave. for three six
story brick dwelling houses. 22xT4: s Parker.
No s25 West End-ave. owner; York & Sawyer,
No 156 9TH ave. architect.
Broadway and 13Oth-st. $ corner, for story
brick storage. 2OX203; August Fruhlng, owner;
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
OiIGilous.
THE People OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NE"
YORK by the grace God and independent
To Margaret Paddon Frances Irving Beadel Jane
Sutherland Satterlee Augusta r. Reese. William IL
MACY ir as general guardian Of f. Reese. The
LAWYERS Surety Company, and all Interested
in Of late of Cambridge Mas
sachusets creditors. Of kin other
wise. send and each OF are hereby
cited required personally be and appear before
our Surrogate Of County Of New York. at the sur
rogates Court County, held the County Court
House in the County New York, the 18th day oil
TebTusry 1902 at past O'Clock in the forenoon
OF that day then there to attend judicial settle
rent Of the proceedings Of Theodore irving
Reese Administrator Of the goods chateis ana credits
Of said and such OF HEREBY cited
as are ,nder the age tweny-one years. required
20 appear by your guardian II have or II you
have none appear apply for 20 be appointed
or IN the event your neglect failure 10 do So
Guardian viii appointed the Surrogate 20 represent
and act you In the proceeding In testimony whereof
we have caused the Surrogaes Court or the
said OF New { be hereunto affixed
Witness Hon. FRANK T. FITZGERALD. a Surrogate
of our said a the County OF New York, the
2Tth day OF December year Lord thou
sand nine hundred ana
n 81 J. FAIRFAX MLAUGHIIN.
Clerk OF the Surrogats's Court
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

tIth-aye s at centre line between Beth and
35th SITS, runs 24.S 100 W 2ss X
n 100; Kathryn Buckley ct al 10 Charies
Short emeer; quit claim.
Greenwich-st e s. 25.4 II of Duane-st, 2Stx
so: Mary + Harrison. inGiv et al. executors
and trustees 10 Alfred l. White. trustee: r s.
rs Observation-Disclosures
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK,

s. II. Cor. 9th Ave. and 18th st.
INTER EST AT THE RATE OF THREE AND ONE
HALF PER CENT. PER ANNUM credited e.
positors for the SIX MONTHS and THREE MONTHS
ENDING DEC. 81. 1901 all from fve dollars
dollars entitled thereto under the bylaws
payable JAN. 90 1902.
JOHN HARsEN RHOADES President.
JAMES QUINLAA. Treasurer.
R OGDEN CHISOI-M, Secret iry.
Deposits made before JAN. TO- 1902 will draw
interest from JAN. l. 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
by De Haven & T
BONDS
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange by the Counseman & Day
private wire from William P. Bonbright Co.. Of
Colorado Strings.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09

A nVERTISENENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received their Uptown Ofice.
NO. L242 BROADWAY,
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efees regular once rates until clock
sfh-aye., 23d-st, 153 Gfh-aye.. cor 1cfh-
50. East 14th-sf.: 25G Nest 42d-~f. between
7th ana aves.: 2a3 West I25th-st-: I.3YS yd-
between 18th and s1tk .0.G :sd-aye
6Ist--t; 1,sOs 1st-nNe-- near Syth-sS; I57 East
125th-st.. s5S Tremont-aye.s $50 Sd-aye, near
4ls,-st.; 554 3d-aye.: 2Io Bieecker-st-, 32S
Bleerker-st. Brooklyn. " N--.I6 COuPt-atf
2I5 Smith-st. Newark. n. J.-.94 BrOaAoA-
Also all A d. T. offices.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
sHlAMEN's BANK FOR SAVINGS.
"a and 16 Wall Street.
TIME TRITSTEES HAVE ORDERED THAT

INTEREST be paid depositors entitled thereto 20
der the bylaws accordance with the savings banks
laws for the six months ending December 3ls 1901,
on accounts exceeding three thousand dollars at the
rate OF FOUR PER CENT. per
on than three thousand dollars and
which exceeded prior to the limitation OF
deD0sits by at OF TWO AND a HALF
PER CENT. annum.
and after Monday, January 20 1bO2
WILLIAM c. STURGES President
DANIEL BARNES, Cashier.
Neg York. December % 1901.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09

PARCEL IN LENOx-AVE. TRANSFERRED.
The Leichman & Potter Company transferred
title yesterday to a plot 1c011xlOO feet at the
southeast corner of One-hundred -and-twelfth-s
and Lenox-ave. to Edmund w. McClave. The
property carries mortgage of S2SI.OO.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
.r,,.a intereEt .,-or, Noverne.r Lest to ;.

erued interest from November last
$4,000 CITY q NeEYo5k per seBt sonsodstsd
for grading. drainage and walks, due No
vember l, lsl4. Exempt from city and
Tember Hccrued interest from November
@ last 4 to Be 70 PEP 6sh Consolidated '
ser l. 1915. Exempt from city and county
Lccrned interest from November / last TO
10 chaIged 70 purchaser. ---..-.:::.... 99s@
$1,000 @ 3 Of o ho3 BoRss sf fsn bands Sons9d25Sd Sa NS
vessr ,lx.d4 isI5 E1empt 1nGD. from rom city city and
Eenber Accrued interest from November
last 70 he charged to purchaser. -: 99ss
1000 cy suteTe Of ScE P eeRt G9nsoa3'sd Ti5
drivsway along long the Harlem RiveTl due No
Der. Accrued Interest from November
last to be charged purchaser. Exempt
from city and county taxation ....:..-..; 99ls
sl25co CITY Of New-fork 3 per cent registerea
Ton interest april and 0ctober Accrued
interest from October last be charged
100 c55.1 Rss Moi3ss and Fort Dodge Rar
- Shares columbus and Hooking Coal and
Company, common .-....... 15li
ZOO RaiIroad Equiprnent Company series Aaoa
osrt tacaes deposio s575 paid Pal 0alPseh on Peaoh
2, shares Home Insurance Company 400
sieo' 5ebenure certifcates Interest Januar lam 1
ANA July and october -i'eiss' .ss' 'a'iuais' n
10 shares Williamsburg Trust C6mpany...... 2l5
IS shares Lykens Valley Railroad Coal
Is shares oriental Bank. -. 227
fany ...., $50
20 Shares Lincoln Safe Deposit Company. 49,. l40
Shares American Exchange National Z
paay 455
5000 Mobile and birmingham Railroad per
bonds. due July, 1915 Coupons January
ana SuIA - =
% Shares Chatham National Bank $40
Shares Phenix National Bank. llTi9
Shares Lawyers Title Insurance Company. 1924
bonds So 600
New-York ,o+e4 1856
Shares Central Trust Company. ........--. 1900
Shares Merchants Exchange National Bank l5T
Shares Amsterdam National Bank 1900
Is Shares Fourth National Bank .............. 240
CmnnKn
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
PART OF DYcKMAN HOMESTEAD SOLD.

Twenty-three lots at Seaman-ave. and Emerson
and Isham SITS have been bought by Andrew H.
Connack from Philbn. They formed part OF the
Dyckman homestead property.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
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n received their Uptown ONCE


2d door north OF 3lst-st.. nth o'clock p m
received the following branch
oices at regular until o'clock viz o4
sfh-nye., s. e cor 23d-st.; 1853 6th-aye.. 18th
e2 East I4th-st; 257 West 42d-st.. between
7th and sth ayes.: 263 West I25th-st.i 1,33s 3D.
10th and 71th SITS; io26 3d-ave- near
6ist-st: I,70s Ist-ave.. near seth St; Io7 East
Io5th-st.t ssS TremOnt-ave.; $50 3d-ave near
aisf-sa; S54 3d-ave.; go BIeecker-st.; 325
Biecck er-st! Brooklyn, n Y.-2l8 Gourt,sts
SI5 Smftb-st. Newark. n. J.-rna "-oad-st.
Also at all A. D. T. Offices
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK.

SO and SIS BOWERY. COR. CANAL ST.
SID SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
The Trustees have ordered that interest
THREE AND ONE HALF C3l2) PER CENT
be depositors and after january 10th
sums Of 50 and up TO $1,000 which remained OF
deposit for three six months ending December
81, 1901, with the bylaws and o
the bank Money deposited before January 10th
draw interest from January list
HENRY GASLER. President.
CHARLES W. HELD. Secretary.
HENRY SAYLER, Assistant Secretary
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
financial glertlons.

financial glertons
yTy4E MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK, 191
l. Broadway New York. December 18TH 1901. The IN
pual election for Directors Bank viii be held
the Rankirg House o Tuesday January l4th 1902 be-
tween the hours OF II n. and p III.
>" ~ JAMES v. LOTT. Cashier.
LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK,
32-42 Forty Second Street
York, December 30th, 1901.
V,HE Annual Meeting of the Shareholders of
this bank the election Of directors for the en-
s,Inq wear will held banking house Tuesday
TanD.rv 18th 1902 between OF IL and p. m
'0' w. T. CORNELL. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09

" order Of Hon Frank Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the
County OF New York. notice Is hereby given that the
OF the HeXt-Of-kn OF
hue late County OF New York deceased apply
TO Court Of the County New York
Administration
IN accordance provisions 2664 or the
C.ode Procedure. and all persons having Claims
against decedent hereby notified present the
with vouchers thereof of the Surrogates OF
the County OF New York. at his Office In County
House in the County and city Of New York on %
bef 23th day OF January
Dated New York the 2fth day OF December 1901.
LENEHAN DOWLEY Petitioner
Attorneys for Petitioner.
I65 Brosdway.
York n Y
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09

CHICAGO STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Tracy & Co. No 40 waII-stD
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
6earbsrs.

EVERETT STONE CYaIs and Columbian, sis West
~ o6th ST. Tutor for all colleges. experience
N1ANTED-By experienced teacher (cOlIegs sraiuatel
w pupils for private tutoring any college prepara-
tory work Would travelling tutorship. GARD
NEfs- Box 20. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
Nolirs 10 Creditors.
ELSIE. = surrogate's Court,

HASBROUCK, ELSIE - Surrogate's Court,
County OF New York-In the Of the appIica-
administration
Of HasbrOuck To
OF said HasbrOuck. deceased. Ppse notice
that Henry ID. Appleton. a abo nausd
Hasbrouck deceased petitioner upon consent
the of Mary Brink. Jane Davis
rine Haggerty Alfred D. Brink Kate Gordon Charles
Increa Ryan. John C Harris ard Alfred D. Brink,
bel Of de-
ceased 10 be duly the Surroxats
Of Of New-YOrk intends apply TO he
letters Of administration be issued
administrator OF the goods chattes and
said Elsie Hasbrouck. deceased with limited and
modified bond pursuant 10 the provisions OF Section 64
Of Code Of civil Procedure OF the State Of New
York. you and each OF you hereby notified and
under virtue Of the aforesaid
said CODE and In OF order Of publication
purpose by said Surrogate dated
lTh day OF Decemoer 1901 10 present and all claims
at have against the estate OF the aforesaid
deceased.
OF New York Office the County Court House.
Borough Of Manhattan OF the City OF New York
before the 9th day OF January 0 at after which
penalty OF the bond be given by the
letters OF administration herein shall be granted v
to be by said Surrogate
Dated. Dec. 18th. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
SO Eet for Business purposes.

r OFT.-Cheep Hight loft Msrcsr-vs: steam hsos
IL and elevator service; $50. Apply premlssa
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
financial.
Mining Company

Hh fO SL WATER AND LIGHT BONDS
e99iaity; Highest bank references send
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09

A DyERTISEMENTS subscriptions The Tribune
n received al their Uptown Office
NO. i.2i2 BROADWAY.
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New-York tribune., 1902-01-09

! AHRrcAN AND FOBEIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors. Tutors Governe.ssn
etc. 20 Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply to
Mrs. NJ T. YOUNG-FULTON % Union SQUARE
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-11-05

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SULLIVAN, Ind, Nov. 4.-Twelve pre-
cincts in Sullivan county give Schoonover
lbs, Storms S94, a net Republican gain
of 431, gain of over thirty-fve to the pre-
cinct. Four precincts in Sullivan county
give Miers, for Congress, 303, Clancy ga
The same precincts in 1900 gave Miers 4S0
Wadsworth Rep) 29S, a net Republican
gain of 153. Six precincts show net Re-
publican gain OF 1877. Miers's majority in
Sullivan county will fall below 200. Indi-
cations are that Samuel o. Self, Republican
candidate for recorder, will be elected over
W. Il. Hunt by a small plurality. The
normal Democratic majority will be less
than one-half, and some Democratic coun-
ty candidates Will be elected by majority
of about one-third the usual amount. To-
days election saw the greatest inroads
ever made by the Republicans.
Nine precincts out of thirty-four in Sulli-
van county give Miers Oem.), for Con-
gress. S14, CLANCY 661, a net Republican
gain of go, nearly SO to the precinct; at
this ratio Miers's majority in this county
will fall below 200.
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-11-05

ware county reported by telephone that 81
Prohibition votes had been cast Prairie
township. in White county. gave Wooley 10
votes two years ago and yesterday "A votes
wele cast there for DUNCAN
Chairman Masters, of the Prohibition
state committee. said last~ night that ne
was highly pleased with the results of the
election so far as learned. The indications
were that the party is growing in the State
ami the gains reported In this and other
cosinties. Mr.. Masters thinks. is a hopeful
sign for the party. The election of yester-
dag was the first general election in which
thl, party was permitted to have watchers
I'm the voting places during the count. AT
aIk Of the precincts TO which watchers were
detailed they were welcomed by the old
party men and invited to help in the count
OisIy one watcher was disputed entrance TO
the voting place and this was In the sixth
precinct of the Fourth ward, it is said.
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-11-05
CROWDS NOT NOISY.


The streets were free from election night
noises last night, but as crowded and ami
mated as on the nights of general cleo
tions. AS early as 8 o'clock crowds congre-
gated In front Of the newspaper offices, at
the theaters, hotels, committee rooms and
other centers of news from election returns
and waited patiently for the first bulletins
Of the result. Nothing of interest to the
many people and no bulletins sufficiently
definite to hold their attention were Received
before o'clock and the crowd was shift
ing about from one newspaper office to an
other and always idly sauntering UP and
down the streets.
Many women were on the streets accom-
panied by escorts and some of them alone
and all seemed as keenly Interested in the
rsults of the elections held all the
United States as the men. No horns or
rattIes or other instruments giving out un-
seemly noises were seen and attempts at
boisterous conduct were checked by the
police, who were stationed at many points
along the streets TO keep order. Young
people were in the majority in the idly-mov-
ing throngs that only stopped in front or
screens on which early returns were thrown
long enough to read the bulletins and pass
on in search of something more exciting.
Older men stood in front of the bulletin
boards and patiently awaited something on
which they could base opinion as TO
the result of the elections. The elections
in New York and Pennsylvania were inter-
esting to the crowd and returns from those
places served to keep the attention engaged
until news from Indiana and Marion coun-
ty could be published.
At all of the theaters election returns
were read from the stages and large crowds
were present at the performances to see
the plays and hear the returns. In many OF
the down town saloons men were gathered,
drawn there by the election betting and
posted bets. The bets posted on the boards
were often taken and ever changing. Bets
on all propositions from majorities down
to the number of votes polled and received
by individual candidates were posted at
many of the places.
In the committee rooms of the two parties
the usual crowds of precinct workers and
candidates were gathered Stories of polit-
ical contests of other days were discussed
with bad cigars, except at times when tele-
phonic messages announcing the results of
votes in county or city precincts were read.