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New-York tribune., 1902-11-28
ENTRIES AT BENNINGs TODAY

irs! TSee t3grdle t~e snd quarter milesr-colerian
l5s tgould JOY: Conflicting Evidence.
lbs HeToos l5s Blacksmith 1872 IIalarans 1872 SiteI
second rare s!E fu-lonss, Shore In7: Rec,ls,
70: L5re AaFocate loI: Hiss. io7; Lucky Day 10
St2newai!. 1oI. FueEo. 1G7 i''
Third race 6V'o-year olds: six fgrlongsD-Adea Hard
ing i"s Retire. l04 Charmed l04: Criticism Io4 Ttti,
AGele, io4 Black piAns; 19i: Roll CaI. los.
Fourth rsce frnsiden threeyear olds:
Esrdtl-M M2roton 10 solomon, 10: Aminte 10: Anna
Iarians llo Ar-e Grace. 40; Sam Craig 1G5 Honey
brook, hs: Nightingale i05; knight Templar I65: Ma
ia 1o5 PTauosr inj; Lahv Teaze iO5: Girl ios
Wsgrsm. i05- -
F1ft re tone and sixteenth mileslBenckar io9
FlsFas lfS unoesiich. Jos: Brisk. I08: Alsikc los
,oss1ell JOG; Maiden io6 Mnrketo Is: Brunswick %
Fly1ng Nirsinian e5, Buck Lodge. So Sedtion 30
sixth race seven fUriongsPigeon Post l23 Gambling
~; Jtni CLARK. l2o: Maiden. l2o; Paul Clifford 100
tssIF l2o: Gallant 40: Set IIs: Buckodgo IFS
cineinnatus. IS; Esyermore 95: In,lnoible e5 Darl
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28
MRS. ELIZA II. WHEELER.

Mrs. Eliza Harteau Wheeler. v no died last sun
day in the College Hospital Brooklyn. widely
known for her charities among those once pros
porous and proud TO seek assistance. Her kind
were always done quietly, without thoue hit
of praise. Mrs. Wheeler who was sevcnty-eisht
years Old. had been invalid for more than two
years. She a native OF the city and the only
sister Of the late Henry Harteau. OF Brooklyn. on
her mothers side Mrs. Wheeler descended from
the BeLtly family, Of England while her father
Of q old HuEucrot family in the South of
France. She leaves one daughter. Mrs. H. A. II.
Berry. of this city. Her funeral, on Wednesday.
was private with burial in the family plot in
Evergreen Cemetcry.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28
BURNS AND BULLMAN REINsTATED

According a rumor from Washington last
night Burns and Bullman. the jockeys. have been
reinStated by the Jockey club. and will he per
mitted TO ride at New-Orleans or California in the
coming winter. Burns has already been re-engaged
by w. c. Whitney to ride for his stable next sea
son.
Burns and Bullman suspended by the stew
ards Of the Jockey Clu6 several weeks ago for
persistent and Nilful dsObedcuce at the starting
post. Ii was said at the time that there were
other reasons for tho suspension of the jockeys
but officials of the racetracks denied this. Bull
was employed by August Belmont, the prest-
dent Of the Jockey Club
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28
ENTRIEs In NEw.oRIEANs To-DAY.

Fist ,u7sideu year oIds. furionSsl Sh
fv. o2; Polite. io2 Solver 105: Nicolette ln3; Suo
urban Queen. 1o9: sydney sabbath l2
second tseilins six fu-loDgst- Optional ~ Ma
Moore. %: Little lack Horaer. % Moni, iu@: rea
Ostrand l02. Or. S,harT 104. Kiss Quick ln7, John
Peters 1o7: Tonicum lo7; BuuUer 100, II You par-.
III: Peter Durysa. 10
Annie Thomson. rs: Maid 81 Enid, rs. Miss Shanlsy
lt}; Nabokish. lG6. Tom Middleton, 100.
Fourth handicap. all furlonssl fi-ra
Levy IS. Balm Giicad T~sver5. 90 Scotch Tlaa
lo2. C1cnmei. 107. Harry New no. Federal lf5.
Fifth tsellinE o'ds: six and half fu
louSs,-hure ~. T1oreutaa. rs: Rankin 96: Raven
spur 9S; Rrookston 100 Watkins oyeron io2 TanrTsd
1o2 Nimble Nag. 1902: Glcrrice. l02: Arvensia. los
Sixth (se1lin@. ruel-Fearl Finder. a. Huz
zsh 9s: Optmo. as. Rasselas. lOt. Andes lo3: Free
Pass. Forester l0T.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28
BIG CROWD AT BENNINGs.
OUTSIDER WINS THE WASHINGTON CUP
THREE FAVORITES FINISH IN FRONT

THREE FAVORITEs FINISH IN FRONT.
Washington. Nov 27.-An excellent card OF seven
events, including tWo steeplechases and race on
the fat for the Washington Cup at two and IA
quarter miles. drew to Bennings to-day the largest
sssemblage that ever witnessed days racing in
this city. The track was very heavy and the going
hard. OF the interest centred in the cup race
in which more than half the horses entered were
scratched. Circus, the outsider. with Blake up
Won in a hard drive from Andy Williams and Car
buncle the horses that made all the pace.
Scratches also reduced the steeplechase for men
riders leaving only three starters. This was fine
race, the horses not getting three lengths apart
until the stretch was reached, where Ivan Won in
The handicap steeplechase another good race
perialist after the hardest kind OF a brush with
Mcntrip and Drsughtsman
Finishing heads apart Brandy Smash played
sEysrai lengths BarkelInore the fsvorite in the
81 H hsd to Be- sT 9ds9 e out 5 TO n Tet home in
The summaries:
TI - "1 ta , ~ 10 70 a. ana 70 l. Won Lucky Day, lo9
Resenter Adele Harding Bsssarce and Eathbridd also
los @as s e, 10 sd sas ssvfn Sc s5 so3f @
.- / third Tine % 1s. PETRA ss2nd II Erin a16,yd 19s
Ie l4T12 T%ddy caT3ey l l1esiTr vynne. Biiou
u one sf San s T b55s TasTs aD2at two
Non: Arius. I55 oMr Kern I 10 , second. CTc,ai
%. 20 'Sir Harsls'. 10 l. third. Time 5$7 Three
Fourth ace 's'"eoecbase: about three n,fes,t,n,cr
isnsi ios 'Mara'. and out. wen ilraughfsr1aIl
.5- - smith. 70 and o second Nont
~" a Iacksor1. - 10 !. third Tirne G:27 Ma.
lsnner. i'ecaneron and Captain also '
fth rae fIhe Washington CUP two aud one oiart-
n=es'',ir2us. ll4 fFlakel 10 "a won Ard,-
Nillia1ns jog tR;cel 10 to > second: 1tsI2
neneie ln' 'NonGerl.1 I. third Time s.o0 Nsto-
Nsnsir Judge fhips. Huntressa and Noon Dsis s}ea
sizth tvro-,sar-olde. 81, ,,o.
efkSi.ore 20. b,oiiacs) even and . won TrGfable
lN4 fl9al.l 10 and l. con6- TrC
fki1gi. 20 =. third. Time. ' '''- -'@FN' lv'
seventh ftli-ee nd
Zarasi-smart Sc i'Ss 'Iiedfern}. ana on, ~.
Zen Howard. 10 fGannpni. : l Ia Ni
ArrahgoTsn. i2i dBrennsnb. > J. third Tt1naa' t1a
I-sfas BrunEVicz ran. '''ii' iine'
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28
KNOWS NOTHING or JONES SToelrS.

rATRIcKs COUNSEL. DECLAR--- HE HAS HAD 80
DETECTIVES SuADoWlNG VALET.
Ionn &. Tomliuson. lawyer for Albert T Patrick.
VINO was convicted Of the murder of William Marsh
Rice was asked last evening II tn" report from
Houston. Texas. that Charles +. Jones. the valet
whose testimony the trial Of Patrick helped con
vct the latter had made the statement that his
testimony was false and that detectives had been
following Jones. Mr. TomIinson said
- have had no detectives any one else watch
ing Ioncs's movements or shadowiug him. Who
the witnesses are who tho report says are On
tho way To this city with afIidavits concerning
.oncs's statements. | have no idea. have in
structed no to send me any information regard
.ones'S actions
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28
4RION FESTIVAL OPENS.

\ LARGE AUDIENCE GREETs THE SINGERS IN
TIE FORTY SEVENTH REGIMENT ARMorY.
The opening concert of Tho Aron Festival. in
Brooklyn. was given last night in the 47th ReRi-
meut Armory. Marcy-ave. and Haywa rd-st The
large auditorium well filed with an enthusi-
astic audience The vocal part of tho concert was
rendered by the ATion Singing Society. ;hc Arion
Ladies' Chorus and Mrs. Marie Rappod. soprano
The choruses were under the direction OF Arthur
Claassen.
The festival will be continued to-day and to-
morrow. This evening and tomorrow afternoon
aud evening there Will be musical contests FOR
prizes. ranging from 80 to 81 900.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28
ENGINEER KILLED IN COLLISION.

Indianapolis. Nov. 27.-The passenger train on
the Pennsylvania Railroad, which started from
here for Louisville at 6:15 o'clock this evening ran
into an open switch Stafford Station six miles
south Of here The engineer, George H. Frazier
OF this city, was killed instantly. and the fireman
Louis Grant. Of this city. fatally injured The
baggage master John r. Clayton. also OF this city
was seriously injured. Three Of the passengers
YER shghtlH burt The engine crashed into a car
iodoeu with stone on the siding and was wrecked
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28
- PTRSIANCE or ~ oRnEH MAnE

by Hon Jams Fitzgerald the 2Cth day Of Noveru-
her 1902. Ia hereby all creditors and nor
having claims against Fernando wood lately doing
the city and County of Nork urder me
Of William Wood that they are required to present
suh assignee 50 udo Mood
bepett OF creditors his William Street
Borough Manhattan. fity of ,r bsfova
the 2aJ day of March 1898
Dated New York. November 2Sth 1900.
SIDNEY WARD Assignee
ALIAA NDER g GR ttGN. Attorneys for Assignee. lco
Broadway, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28
NATHAN J. AIILLIKEN.

CanauGaiGua, y. Y. Nov. 27.-Nathau J. Mlsen
Tor fifty years editor and proprietor Of The On
tario County Times" died his home here last
night. He born at Keene, y. H., on September
q. 1S2l He was one Of the organizers OF the Re-
publican party in Western New-York, was County
CLERK from 1865 to 1865. a nominee for Presidential
elector in 1884 and postmaster at Canandaigua
under President Harrison.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28
IGLESI4S REACHES NEW-0RLE4NS.
HE DENIES THAT HIS DEPARTURE FROM PORTO
RICO WAS SECRET

New-Orlcans, Nov. 27.-Don Rafael Iglesias arrived
here from Costa Rica to-day. He dies that his de-
parture was secret saying there is a law prevent
ing eN-President from leaving the country with
ont permission. and this permission Congress
granted him. He is visiting his brother here and
viii go to New York before returning to Costa
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28
ESTATE OF KATHLEEN G. wHIrE.-IN

pursuance Of an order Of Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald
Surrogate Of he County New Tor hereby
given all persons having claims against Kathleen &
I'M W TO he sh.crbar
MS place of transacting Office of his al
rCrutvs Clarke X culver. broadway ~.
Siroich ~ Manhattan. City York on or before
the 18Th day - March
Dated New York the 10Th day OF September 1902
ARCHIBALD s. WHITE Aduliristra,,,
CLARKE & CULVER. Attorneys for Administrat0- i27
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New YorI
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28

= Abner g Thomas. Surrogate County OF Ne,
York notice IS hereby given to s having cailng
against Charles L. Holt. late County OF New York
decea.ed present the vouchers thereon "a
subscribers at their place transacting business
the office OF q: h. 4 F. |. Crawford. No a2 Liberty
the City Of New York az Agnhattin
be fore ne hth day Of December next.
ANNA {. HOLT. LYDIA c. HOLT. ANNA . HOLT
ENeCutrtCes.
q X ~ L. CRAWFORD. Attorneys for Exec,,trtcs,
81 Liberty ST.. Manhattan. ~ Y City
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28

Abner c. Thomas Surrogate Of the County of New
York is hereby given all persons Ing claims
against Georsana F. Falls OF the County Of Ms
deceased. present the
subscriber place OF ransacting business ar
Office Of Henry E Coe. No GO Wall Street Borough OF
Manhattan. in lhe City OF New York. before TIE
Of February next. 80
Dated New York, the 9th day - August 1902.
DE WITT CLINTON FALLS. Adr4.!nistrato-
HENRY {. CoE Attorney for Admnistrat5r 20 Wan
Ctrt Nnur Nnr w
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Ho~

= Frank ]. Fitzgerald Surrogate O the County ~.
York Notice IS hereby given to all persons aync
against Marie MieEe. late Of the
deceased, - present the
subscriber at his place OF transacng business
the uiice Messrs. Choate Hunford I-ar1ca1e "
10 wall Manhattan. In The city OF New York on
or before the eighth day Of January next - "
Dated York. the 2jth a June, 1902
GEORGES RENAUlT Executor
CHOATE,. HANFORD L LAkOCQUE. Attorneys for f:x-
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28
RIcH4RD II. TOWNSEND DEAD.

Washington. Nov. q Richard n. Townsend died
nor, tonight the result OF injuries caused by
falling from "a horse November .. He leaves
widow. Mrs. Mary Scott Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs.
Townsend among tho leaders Of unofficial so
rc'y here
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA


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Cortiasdt tIms rem nipnss later than
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care New York TO Pittsbure sleeping Car Pit'sOurE 70
* y, Ne % sSaehes axf to PtsoqE and cleveland
o5' :. ii. PESNsYLvANIA LIMITED Pullman Com
Grs For sPas 6aasc H91f Toedo Cincinnati Ind
i'gTI1l'e Fiji PES; sa I2Hf SPECIAL. 70
hour train chicago. Pullman ,,9i otss5yaGn gTla M
Drawing ROOM Sleeping Dining. and Bune' 9n0N''7
I.55 p. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRIi5iTT1 XP5;LSiT.1
@ 3 e. sT Th[5fI % * IxPRF igs Fjtsbure Gin
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@ ' z aeP n PfHtIPi Ss1IF@ En- rREs RES PteurT and
Chicago For [noxyiie daily via She9an2gS" e9TgS
SIS 4. ". ciEvELANp AN3 CINgsIN,NATgI EN-
wAsi.i,N1:ToN i':TT"6N ,Sn THE soTTH COR,
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sa@s @ ' % G9s q X t3. H Ha linz ali and
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soTTHF;RN t RAILWAY Express 32' 80 p n'' l. ~
ATIANTIG COAST LINE.-Express. a@S a. m- 9-2'
poIita9 I.mitsa u So p m, daily, Express 1910
NoEF92LK AND WESTERN RAIIwAr.-FoF Memphis
CHEsAPEAKE ( OHIO RAILWAY. a. m week
days. 12--5 p m. daily. go >,
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFpLN-- 500 q '
week DAYS and $50 p. daily. .,, 5.,..
sgns Through ysstibglsd r Tgai2s i2v, RP9s, Pat
rarlor cars STANDARD Coaches on week ,iy
10y smoking Car Parlor Cars. Dining Car anu S'a'
Coaches Sundays.
tAPE 1856 ?. week days -,,,-..a f,-,-,
For points New York and Long BRANCH RaiiFosd 70 0
West Twenty third street Staton) 500 a III as
20. 80 and - p week DAYS sur Su1dSS dSS;;isndt
Streets) 900 m. 10 20. . 40. 90 and 9-io p H.
week days fFHoD4;yi FoR ra1IaDELrmIs i, i F III ( ~
6 10 tDeshrosSez and Corandt Streets. 62M, % -
SIS. Dining Can. 955 Penna dIItIt- :
1910 tDeslrosses CortIandt Streets. 20 ~ Ii
carr. 10 55 Dining carr 1155. M To-,
Car. 155 21o tDesbrosses and .r'id o.
Streets. 22m. 255 Dining Carl. 800 -, =
Dining carr. 455 Dining carr. 55S tpnng az 80
S25, SOD 925 p. m. II 10 night sundays ~; -.
mo ,oaChesl. - S55. a25 Dining Cari - -, '.t t
ite), 9jj. 05J Dining carr a. 1213 t'niS a. :.
l55 Dining Car 3.25 Dining Csr> 500 40 ~
Car. 4I5 Dining can 555 Dining carr TOO So
500. ~ =. m. I'll night -. ,, 100
Ticket Offices 1854 III and 26l BroadWay -
Fnth Avenue tbeloU I'D ST. 2e3 Fifth Avenue corner
-Nth ST.. Astor House West rwen-y thiTd , stre, :,
station and stations foot of Desbrosses and oTtltn1t
Streets street. fulton street Is Broadway
and Pennsy ylvGra Annex station, Brooklyn; station
jersey city. The New York Transfer Company VIII
call for and chao baggage from hotels and residences
through TO destination.
Telephone 9l4 Eighteenth Pennsylvania Rail-
road cab Service.
J. b. HUTCHINSON. !. R WOOD.
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28
OBITUARY..


Paul 6. Botticher, architect Of Newark died
Yesterday afternoon at his home No - Central-ave
lie was ffty-nine years old Mr. Bottichers offic
No. 751 Broad-st. He had erected many
buildings in Newark. and a number Of handsome
homes in Newark and It's suburbs.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28
Raymsna s Whitssmb's
TOURS A90 TICKETS EVERYWHERE
MEXICO and CALIFORNIA

Special consisting sleeping. dining
library. and observation uhe having
ends and attaching will the
East JANUARY and FEBRUARY MEXICO
MEXICO ard CALIFORNIA combined They offer IN
sIUallci facilities visiting Mexico oulforaby.
Ing 1t posshl" 20 include places Of picturesque and
historic interest that would hardly he accessible othev
wise account of lack of suitable hotel accoHmo,ls-
TONS Arrangements under supervision Of experienced
ami competent representatives. Stop-oyer privileges.
OTHER TOURS California Florida. cuba. Porto
Rico. fS vail Japan. the Orient. Europe
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS to all
points. Foreign money. Travellers Cheques.
Circulars application.
New Work, Boston, Philadelphia.
- Uulon ~ :;05 Washington IGt5 Chestnut St.
Pittsburgh. Chicago.
35I Fifth 232 CLARK
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28
WATSON. JOHN WIN PURSUANCE OF

" a order Of the Hon. Frank 7. Fitzgerald, sur
all persons having claims asainst John William Wat
sent the same thereof. subscriber
place trausactiEg business. No - Wall street
The Borough q Manhattan. CITY Of New
he 81 March.
Dat sew York. the 18th day OF September.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY or NEW YORK.
BUTLER. hoffman. JOLINE & MYNDERSE. Attorneys
Executor. "a Wall Street. Manhattan Borough.
Nm Nnrk
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Abner q. Thomas Surrogate q the County OF New
Nor notice Is hereby given to all persons having
against William ii. Turner late Of thu County
Yor deeeased 70 present the same with vouches there
at the ONCE OF David . Ackerman. M 223 BroadWay
Manhattan Borough. ir the city Of New York on or
before the First day Of May. 1903
Dated New York. the Fourteenth day October 100.
JAMES LAWRENCE TURNER Administrator
DAVID u. ACkERMAN Atty. for Administrator. I'D
Broadway. Manhattan Borough. New York city
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28
6nrroquies' NoIlces.
n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abacr e. Thomas. e. Surrogate Of the Counts OF New
Ios. hereby all having claims
against Bernard keruaH iae ~ the County oi New feTH
deceased present with vouchers thereof
his place - transaCtias business. the
office uf his attorncy William +. Glare Esq. No. l45
Broadway. Borough ~ Manhattan. New York City,
before the lst day ct June neat.
Dated New YorN the 10th day OF October. l3p2
LAURENCE CCENEN, Executor.
WILLIAM L CLARE, Attorney for Executor. l4o
Broadway Borough OF Manhattan. Now York City
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28

= Abusr e. Thomas. a Surrogate of tho County Of New
York notice hereby given 70 all persons having claims
Hannah j. Gillette. uf County OF New
the with vouchers there
subscriber, his uuce of transacting business
"A office of Hudnau Richardson. No - Nassau
city of New York. or before the hrst
day of May. 1898. next.
Dates New York the 18Th day of October, 1892
WALTER r. GILLETTE, Executor.
ROpMAE RICHARDSON, Attorney Tor Executor. 81
Nassau 81. NeN York CITY. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28
SHOOTS 1T WIFE. TELLS POLICE

MAN THINKS HE HAS KILLED HER AND
GIVES HIMSELF Up.
Frederick 6. W Edwards, of No. PA Madson-st..
Brooklyn rushed into the Gates-ave. police station
last evening saying that h. had shot his wife.
An investigation showed that he had qulrrelled
with his wife and fred two shots a her. without
hitting her that she had fallen from fright, and
that 4 ft of remorse he had hurried to the sta
ton to give himself up.
He was thereupon arrested a charge Of felo-
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28

= Abnec = Thomas surrogate Of the County OF New
York. Notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against j. Coulter of the county
New York deceased present with vouchers
thereof subscriber. his place trarstc ting
ous mess No Murray Street, the Borough OF Man
haitian city ~ New York. on before the ljtn
Iay II Dated, New York the sta day Cc
October 1907 THOMAS e.. DUNHAM. Executor.
JAMES A DEHRING. Attorney for Executor. No; 10
Wall street Borough Manhattan. city Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28

FRANK r. Fitzgerald a County Of
New York notice Is hereby given q" all persons having
claims LOWS \ ABBOTT late Of the county ot
%g. Y,,t licensed present the with Vouchers
+lerf ~ the subscriber his place Of transdcuC husi-
o. tico r BroWuell. No. tortI,nIt
Street, iu IT.. city Of New York before the -9th
i,stei New York. thc 10th DAY ot November. 1902
r. BRpN. NELL. LEWIS l. NysBDTT.
Attorney for AduintSjrdtort Administrator
,ortl.udt Nov York city.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28
WON PAPE. EENST-IN PURSUANCE ot
LN PURSUANNE NF Az 0RnER oE HOS.

Abaer g. Thoua'. surrogate O County Of M
York hereby all persons having caiyrs
against Anna l. 81. John. late of county of New
York Geceascl the
20 the subscriber his place ~ transactng business
M. Ifu Nassau street, the CITY York on 1r
be fore the fourth day uf May. 1905
Dated New York the 21th day OF October.
MORRIS II. NBEt'k, Executor
FRANK H. bEMAKES1 Attorney for Executor. $50
Nassau Street New York city
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28

Planet IS: Sconsr AZ: John Nevtn. Hackenssck eS
Florham Queen ~: Ahoia o.: CaFtivatoT. a.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON

y 1T RSJ ANCE .Of An ORDER OF HON.
PRANK r. FITZGERALD n Surrogate Of the County
cf New Yor notice hereby given 10 all having
~ New York deceased to present the with
the subscriber.
acting business the office Of townsend. DyCt levy
broadway. Manhattan Borough. in The cry ~
New York on before the 15tn day of March next
Dated New York. fourth day OF September. 1902
JANE A TOWNSEND.
TOWNSEND. DYETT 6 LEVY Exccutrfx
r1r FNcrutriN.
~ Broadway. y Y. city Manhattan Borough
New-York tribune., 1902-11-28
5urroqGics Nonces.

5urrosGtes' Nonees.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
u Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate II the County %
New York notice 70 all persons
claims against p Toe. OF he County Of
New York borough Manhattan deceased. 20 present
Ae same vita vouchers subscribers at their
place uf trausdstiuE business, No broadway,
a. in the city New York. before 3Uth DAY
March next
BEII.E GElSSE. NELLIE FCGU E.T. ENecutrices.
Reed * Reed Attorneys Tor ENecutrices. Broadway
city.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
4 Abucr a. Thomas. a Surrogate o. the County Of New
York Notice hereby all persons having claims
against James W Boutou late Of County OF New
Work, deceased. same with vouchers
thereof subscribers their place transactiug
business. 10 West 2Sth street. -
Manhattan city Of New York. before 25th day
o.
Dated New York October End. l9u2>
A IpSF,PII CDNDER OIsSON ! FERGT- SON
ec,iturs. uf James W Routun. deceased
= IL. Executors NTadis,v
Ave Room $50. Borough Of Manhattan y Y CIV
The Meeker herald., 1902-07-12
Spontaneous Hnn,or.

That the Irishman still holds the palm
for spontaneous humor is shown by an
incident which Mr.. Bennett Burleigh,
the correspondent in south Africa of
the London Telegraph, relates In a
recent letter. A son Of Erin, fighting
under the British flag. was caught on
the plain by party of Beers. lie re-
fused to surrender and resisted until he
was shot In a dozen places and left for
dead. He was found the next day I'm.
conscious and carried to field hospital.
As soon As be recovered consciousness a
nurse asked him IL he was badly shot,
BADLY shot " he replied, II am so full
OF bullet holes that the man in the next
cot has caught cold from the drafts
through me-" There spoke the typical
Irishtnan-lghting to the last extremity
and waking to consciousness with
pleasantly on his lips 1t is pity that
the farce comedians do not understand
him better. Baltimore sun.
The Meeker herald., 1902-07-12
Masonic Elegance.

Tonight the local lodge Of Free
Masons will formally dedicate their
newly furnished hall In the Hugus block.
The new lodge furniture is all Vt solid
oak. hand carved IN beautiful designs
appropriate to its use. and is upholstered
in genuine leather. maroon colored, and
cunsists Of arm chairs. settees. officers
pedestals and all the fixtures that go to
tit up lodge room devoted to Masonic
purposes. 1t was all manufactured to
order by The NJ. Z. Liiley company Of
Columbus. Ohio. and is about rs elegant
as ANYTHING in the furniture line turned
out by that arm.
The altar and officers pedestals are
designed after the Corinthian order ;
the former being topped with dark red
silk plush aud the latter with parian
marble.
A handsome organ, made for lodge
purposes, is also among the latest en-
belishments Of Rio Blanco Lodge No.
80, A. F. b A. M. the whole costing
the fraternity in the neighborhood Of
$3.50.
The local lodge is progressive and
wants the best Of everything appertain-
ing to its work. When rything Is in
place Rio Blanco Masons will have one
Of the finest furnished lodge rooms In
the state.