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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-11-13
Luck In Thirteen.

BY sending Is miles VIM. Spirey, o.
Walton Furnace, VT, got box of Buck
lens Arnlca Salve, that wholly cured g
horrible Fever Sore on biz leg. Nothing
else could. Positively cures Bruises, Eel.
ons, Ulcers, EruptioLs, Boils, Burns,
Corns and Piles. Only 26c Guaranteed
by Jno. E. Jackson, druggist.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-11-13

Silas w. Bond, of Iowa Falls, has cast
his ballot for eighteen presidential candi-
dates, record held by comparatively few
men. Mr.. Bonds first vote was in Wayne
County, Ind, in 1882, when he voted for
Henry Clay.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-11-13

the sieve or colander. If the water in
which they were boiled has been thrown
away use fresh broth, or stock, or hot
milk. Measure the cold vegetables be-
fore adding the liquid to them in or
der to determine how much to use. II
the soup recipe call for large guam
tity Of -four than butter It should be
made in double boiler, the liquid made
hota added gradually to the mixture
Of -four and butter until it is liquid and
smooth; then return to double boiler
and reheat.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-11-13

WE were promised an honest election in
the Ninth District and thought we had
fairly gotten one. But now comes tam
pering with the ballots and returns after
the election.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-11-13

THE honest Denocrat in the Ninth Dis
trict will now have to show himself. He
can no longer be in doubt as to Rhea's
methods. If be continues to endorse
those methods, be can no longer claim to
be honest
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-11-13

Mr. Bryan since the election speaking
of the DemocraticIparty said. "The party
must now establish its character" Ac-
cording to this the party has had no es'
tablshed character. In this Mr.. Bryan
il correct.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-11-13
William @. Quarles, son Of Senator
Quarles, OF Milwauka, has just been mar
ried to Miss Stockton, of Chicago.

If you are bilious and seeking advisers.
Take DeWltts Little Early Risers,
Just before going to bed.
You will find on the morrow,
You are rid of your sorrow
That's all; just enough said.
These famous pills do not grippe, but
move the bowels gently, cleansing the
liver. Their tonic effect gives strength to
the glands, preventing a return of the
disorder. T. r. Smoot, 1iptop and Wittens
Mills, Va.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-11-13

Civil Engineer Robert E. Peary has re.
ported for duty at the Navy Department,
Washington, but will not be assigned until
he fully RECEIVERS from his recent operation.
He still uses crutches.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-11-13

Prof. Kuhn Francke, Of Harvard, who
has returned from bis Sabbatica year
abroad, spent in behalf of the Germanic
Museum, says that Emperor William gifts
of casts may be looked for in February.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-11-13
Comments on the Verdict.
New York Tribune (Rep.)

New York Tribune (Rep.)
In spite of all appeals of anti-imperial-
lists and tariff reformers and antitrust dem
agogues, the people are satisfied. They
want Republican (which has brought
them unexampled prosperity, continued,
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-11-13

The line is now drawn In politics on
honesty and dishonesty in the Ninth Dis
District. On which side of the line will
you take your stand?
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-11-13

The Republicans of the Ninth District
haye been long suffering from the corrup.
ton of Rheaism. Their patience is about
exhausted.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-11-13

DR.. Lorenz will have conferred upon
him the degree Of LII. D. by the North
western University as soon as he returns
to Chicago from his tour Of the country.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-11-13
New York Herald (Ind.l

The lesson of yesterdays elections must
not be lost upon the representatives of
these interests who last Winter de6ed the
President and the mass of the American
citizens, whose will he voiced.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-11-13

West VIRGINIA sends solid delegation
of Republicans to the National House OF
Representatives. Virginia still remains
a slave to fraud and folly.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-11-13

Emperor William has, in the past thirty
years killed Al, 449 pieces Of game, includ-
ing 1889 deer, 1923 wild boars. 19,508
hares or rabbits and IS, S9l pheasants,
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-11-13
Startling, But True.

"4f every one knew what a grand medi.
cine DIR. Kings New Life Pills is," writes
D. H. Turner, pempseytown, Pa, YOU'D
sell all you have in day. Two weeks use
has made new man of me-" Infallihle
or constipation, stomach and liver troubles
25c at Jno. E. Jackson's drug store.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-11-13

The Republican majority in the United
States Senate will be increased as a result
of the elections on the 9th inst.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-11-13

AT the late election the COW question in
the city of Roanoke was the paramount
issue. The COW men won.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-11-13
New York Sun Qnd.)

the country has refused to hsten to
Democratic advice to change the policies
that have distinguished the Mckinley.
Roosevelt administration of its affairs.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-11-13

RHEA's old game was to tamper with
the ballots and now 1t is to tamper with
the returns.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-11-13

THE honest Democrat who voted for
Rhea has another reason to blush for
shame.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-11-13
synonyms.

RnrArsn and dishonesty are striking
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-11-13
SUBSCRIPTIONS.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Is. 1902.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
ABOUT YOUR INVESTMENTS.

You viii be able to invest money much more con-
fdently and securely if you keep in close touch with
Dow. Jones & Co, a. Broad St, New York, expert
students Of investments.
They publish daily in The Wall Street Journal studies
in value Of securities and answer there, without charge
inquiries about investments.
knowledge Of good investments IS one of the secrets
Of success IN making money work safely and proitaby.
Don't buy d stock or bond. simply because you see
It advertised IN newspapers. Ask Dow. Jones & Co
about IL, before you part with your money.
The Wall Street Journal has become one Of the daily
newspapers regularly studied by people who have
money 70 invest cents at newsstands, or S year
b. subscription
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

eS 9s s2sh c sIsey g.. per sfSt s9Sss ~ 5sas ID 9 r
- bbi basket 81 15qS2. do Delaware per half bhl
Basket 81 5dSl .; asparagus Charleston Colossal per
s. 20 srsi S3as4 DO California, extra large per dozen
5anehes Se9 S57sa a. Fsr-5s rr -rate 81 5oaSa: do
EewOreans. 100 bnnenes s. 5oa$3 caboaEes STATE
% b6 crate SlGSl 75 caullovers California crate,
sas2 s ceer El95,qs sood 70 81 choee per Sra9s sg S
bermuda Per crate 81 -'FSl o fhleory & s N
4 esc-aufs. Florida, box, S39S5, lettuce Florida
PPs-r sezSa Ie-sz Nev-0Geans, pr 100 punches S26
s. 81. rs Hama Per cr45e S2gS2 = % oTayss s
e So a. Connecticut red Per bhl S3GS5 % do yellow
s5aSs % 90 white per he s. 5oq$i do stare and West
r. yellow Per bag, s. 1uaS3. DO red s. 5oS5 so GO
oe- aar hoop ba s. 5oqS2 So. do Western white per
bush --ate s. - peas ,lTl1a' "a Ia9-2 I<a Ian - OF
craze sl7S - .' % -s+e zo,gSr ~, 5 E57-,4s rer
Pm -s5 shes Ts-ea1s ~ , pe- 81 100 6anches
orleans 7- 10 5gnc5es s. 5oa s. spinach N7rfoIh Per
~ -e- -rL 5OaT5c. do Baltimore. 6oa65c: sprouts.
No-.k Ter oo 15c6Sl % batnoTe .Sgs9c, st[l5s Ing
1850 toma-s- IeT.aa PeT carrier s-aS4 CO h-sy
.vr -RAW-HAY-P---es held fun rates during
ta- sz- broken week and tie market closed fairly strong
s-5 .--ez4la- Prospect good for useful hav.
cenrsEe - c7,srs We quote FrTne large 3aIes ner
u" mixed 5sa7oc: clover 45a57l=c. small bales
s-ss 7v A. 75asoc for good 70 best bright North
Psvs- Receipts ~ and straw n ions reporraa ar ne
90 Erie 4s0 Esn1zylv7r.a- 50. Lel27are LacSa7arna
ara 100 W-s- shore 40. LehEh Valley, l2o:
I'VE a'z-- 90. total 241o tons. Receipts for week
lf0 tons ~ which 500 tons were t2r export direct
- al --z - -7rz -1-al e-r week 800 tons. total
lsst ve4s go Fxrors ~ hay in bales. tor he
ge-< -2o. B-t.r-, - sfo I7te-Dooi a4S. .-sGe
g55 .5,si Jas, r5s III $50 b5ies 'a ''-' '-
s---e Town cargo in bales = 100 -
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

r-.~a-o March 2e--8--e-R4ce,7-z head: n--ri-
za --o= steers. Sc 5ES7 roor medium : >
feeders s. 5cGS5- o5TS5 20
Fee.-s s. Gamers. 8 259S2 So bulls, = 5o4
& ra calves B. -nESa Texas -=5 steers S7ES5 Hogs
Pecsrr- today. 1900 head N1nday. 100. STEADY:
-.ye5 7-E IS z5TS6 GO good choice heavy
Sc $3.50 rough -ezr- So 4oES6 20. light 257Ss
r-,s ~ sales IS 45ES6 ~. Sreep-Peceir-s 400 head
s-a7=~ good Choice S5GS5 80 cho!0e
mixed 81 81 Wes-e-- sheen ard yearags. s. 25E
g = NAIVE lambs 3 25ES6 So. Western lambs. S57
C-E-l yesterday. te1elr-S-Ca---e, 3.l-3 head.
hogs = SOS sheep 2+56 Sa-Prae1tsrart-e. e46s hcgs
I.--.-ra-.. March 2a-E47gs cuier. higher IS 75Fs7
carrie and $ f5ES6 10 Sheen stead -5T
8 q Lambs steady s. 5cCS6 75
East Buffalo March - e---a--le-Re-eiprs, l40 head.
ve- 5- veaIz. s 5oGSS. common good. $50
H--z-E=Cei--z = 10a head
n6 -1a -nEolE f0ISe lt--- 20
S. s57S6 So mixed packers Sc TS6 s.. choice
S. $3.50 s. -1GS6 So r0LgAs- SsGS6 35-
SzFS4 Sheep lacbs-Recep-s, 70 600 head sneep
an5 ys1---s about STEADY lambs dull choice lauos IS 80
fs5 GO good - Choice Sc 50dS6 CO. cu.s FAR S5 55a
sheep HANDY wetEers S6TS6 = common .
ports 81 5oES5 3
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
METROPOLITAN Securities Company,
New York March 90 1907
To the Stockholders of the Metropolitan
Ed W4LL sTREET.

New York March 90. 1907
To the StOckh OIders of the Metropolitan
Street Railway Company
The lease between the Metropolitan Street Railway
COMPANY and the Interu-ban Street Railway Company
hv ng been approved by stockholde-s or those
panies pursuant a each stockhoder Of the Metro
poan Railway Company VIII be entitled 70 Sub
par ot the stock OF the Metro
potan Securities Company equal t1r-y-hve cent
the par holding o| the capital stock O: the
Metropolitan Street Railway Company. A-ranserleu-s
have been made the Metropolitan Street Railway
Company by which trs transfer be closed
the close q business on MONDAY, MARCH 81. 1902.
subscriptions practicable thereafter
there srocxhode- q record such
closing subscription speci
tying the number or shares of OF Metro
poan Securities Company which t1e holder Is entitled
to subscribe such subscription warrant Will be
Provision viii D. made for splitting up subscription
rants inro such amounts s may directed
Subscriptions must he made at the office
OF the Morton Trust Company, No. 3S Nassau
street, New York, on OR BEFORE TUESDAY,
APRIL -. 1902.
Every Subscription must be accompanied by check
Morton Trust Company >o- an amount
equal So r1r each ot stock SUBSCRIBED for
Further nstalnerts VIII be payable upon less than
thirty days notice by mail and called FOR b.
the company. Unless certificates parity paid
issued upon receipt Of subscriptions the Trust
will its temporary receipts ezchanEeabls
certificates when ready delivery. NO SUB
sCRIPTION OF ASSIGNMENT OF 4 SUBSCRIP-
TION RIGHT WILL BE RECOGNIZED UNLESS
MADE on THE WARRANTS FURNISHED By
THE COMPANY.
METROPOLITAN SECURITIES COMPANY,
By FORSYTH wICKEs. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
CONSOLIDATED RUBBER-TIRE co.

BeD-H Ctht SINKING
Fund Income Bonds-Issued under agreement dated
April 1. 1901. with Manhattan Trust Company Agent.
required by " above agreement -rA
undersigned. Consolidated kubber-Ttre company has
SIed with Manhattan Trust Company e.
y months ended December 81 1901 showing
said II months, applicable ne
pay o. interest," is
70 pay thereon the 3 per cent ana
Board Directors Of company tr accord
provisions Of the agreement deter
mined interest 1t said shall b he
holders said bonds Apr'l ls 1902 upon surrender
cancellation of the coupon maturing
Holders or said notified that on ana after
Arm lst 1902 interest at me r9re
ot per cent 70 $50 90 per bond upon pres
entarton surrender % COLONIAL TRUST COM
pANY A once, No. 222 Broadway. New York CIV.
coupon maturing april lst 1907 such payment OF
$40 40 per be ru payment and Satisfaction
~ said coupon, of coupany's liability 70 pav in
T@rest on said Of tor the SAID IL
months ed December ~. 1901.
Dated New York, March Is. 1902.
CONSOLIDATED RUBBER-TIRE 90
F. A SEAMAN. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

A EMBELLISHMENTS and subscriptions fer The Trlbuns
4 received az Uptown once.
NO L242 BROADWAY.
ID north Of 3lst-st-, until o'clock
Advertisements viii be the following branch
enices regular once rates IEtil o'clock viz 254
e 23d-zt- I53 6th-hNe-. 12th-
- = % East I4th-st.; 257 West 42d-st., between
Tth and sth aves.: 2G3 West 125th-st.; I.33S Id
10th and T7th 1,O%o 3d-nve-,
Slst-st.: I,7Os Ist.n eeth-st: 10. East
I25fh-st.t 756 Tremont-ave.I $50 3d-aye-
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Eu-z-o Mz--a 29-FIour quiet and eazy Wheat
Some business u No 4 Northern spring 2, 74--c.
demand winter ana offerings light. No >
ters- A. So 5or2 unsettled; 70 Yellow. e3s+c. No
&c S2--- no . corn 63-4- Ca-s dull. No , white.
43-- No zSFz-izc 10 81 c. No 3 GO =6ac
Es-lef--1a-es az 60 7aGT--- Rye-oSo cFsre6 csc
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

ROYAL BLUE LINE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
"'4c5. $500 200. 1000 '113o A n. 100 II 20
- 0Oz go 4OU. E'EOo t43O 800 IS % % y s0
50. 90. Tf9 - = NJ. ~ IS
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
- 7OO p. NJ. sl2
Offices Liberty 81 Ferry South Ferry. fl3 a61 40
1900 IEI+ BUay- ls- @-h Ave, 757 6th Union
West 1855 I2lrr 252 I25rh ~ ef5 i-1i--
Ave- Nrw York. Court ST. 500 Fulton 81
Brooklyn 9N broaaVay Williamsburg New York Trans
Co calls for dld checks baggage destination
'From Liberty 81 only "Daly. rDaiy. ex-eDt
day. &Sundays only zParlor only.
w q. BESL-EH. Q NJ BURT
General Manager CTe1'l Pass
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

zsa quotatio-s were follows Flour 5ll- a-c fa--
-1zJe- rz-s--s S8 so0S4 sraiEhts- So 2oa>t "a.
ssdSS 20 spring specials s. patents z.
sszh- s. I5Es3 10. No spring wheat. - i. =
red -a-sizc. 10 cats a = G42aac Ne 2 Thits - g
s ~ -bi-e 422 G44r. No rye % 555-a. = Ia
>c---hveg-z-- 81 clover csr'fa0 20 -,e7sa -o,-
- -1 s1s 5oGSl6 %. lara. per lo To- = O,,i5e-s
- ztzas 1eose1. sQG5 s-3- cry s-L- 90 aoT
2---TS- 80. short clear s--7a
"a e6 -re Produce EE-nsnze -s ,Gi- 4725c.
81. 7.g --eaueries. -oG-o--.- - 7I
80 - II 2. a18c. Eggs hrTl' iTesn' I'd
- Mach -Tneat-Cl2ss. Cas5 So. S22 sI5- Ma
S----rs-- 6gS. No : NorLi7I- % f1lr
- ----- SC Manitoba No ! rgi.~
~ . ,--rrne-n Csc oats -o- -
-,,s Zrs--a .3-UEea- yess. lose. n, 2o 4 , -1t
-s--4.-- \, . Northern I-G -. -. ~ . sEt-g
~ eas--. 50 :, $50 4d59r B9Tley +a7-S-' | -
- s[--r.e 51T65--c. C1rT-Alas' p--. -. sss n
,r-l.- March 2s-Close Hheai-a5ay5, heai--5 q a. " ~
q --Il4c. No Nort1eTI o. 20 szzSa ~
- --- 8 75Ts3 -. second pALe--5Eez - fs-sn
80 -,s--s s. SsFS- gJs second clears 3 -0'ss
pr--z-a,--ts March 29-heat steady coTtra'' contra
,f.--- ss-T-E- Corn he higher 20 =.
esSFs- ls-= g-eaCy. 10 white c4!Fpe- go ~
-rs-- T-t-e- firm. western rL1--5 B. = g.
ns- ---z 9Oc EgEs steady. fresh Ieals. - = 10
-F=-- ia Ia S1--hTes-er-, lSci do 1ollllEl--
fs- -s.- % -ncce -1Gl2@sr Iteceip - 80
b6Is a-z 33- sacks Wheat 80 a. 600
81 50l 0s-~ . coo SllPEe1ts-N -sA-' '''
hrsr. ---- IS 90 bush cats. 5000 bush
s. T.,gss March 29.-C1cse: W'heat-No : rea casi'
Nav ---sc. July TGsr 30 Ea--, ft1- I'm
30 -aFr 5sssc. MAJ. 55asc. July gfaoV-s.. ~ g.5-
caz1 42c. May. $40. July aS sc' No white - ~
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
BALTlM0RE & 0BI0 RAILROAD
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave l1k--D s. station, Nes YORK. a.
lows and Is min. later Wrs- 42d y. h.
ITO a NI-E1r points albany.
70 \ MI Hudson & Express.
? N-t-h-cag0 Express.
'225 P M-C1Et. Lin for Detroit Chicago St Louis,
P M--t2l For Hudson River Points Albany.
AIS P. M.-For Roch-. Bu1alo. gIsvsd * chicago
n: As P M-For Rocn-. Buf1a-o- Detroit s. Louis
'sl5 ?. M--For Sy-a. Roch. Slas- Ealis. De- & ChI
mex No I a. -Iu.4J \ NJ. T3v5 P. VI Leaves
Jersey Cl,y. ? r F. sta No az 7ll--n A NJ Ne ?
az tables principal hotels and Offices.
ag-ase checked ieuce Wsslcotrs Ez-
SMITH - e LAMBERT.
Cseu'I SJ2s-irtsnteut- GenI Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
ST. LAWRENCE POWER COTPANY
OF 1ASSENA, NEW YORK.
BY FORSYTH wTCKEs. secr-tAr

New York. March o. 1902
To the Holders of First Mortgage Bonds md
Second MOrtgnEe Bonds of the St Law
renee Power Company Massenn. New
York:
4 plan has beer formulated FOR the reorganization
St Lawrence Power COMPANY the undersigned have
az the request of the holders OF large ma iov OF both
classes OF bonds. consented a reorganization
committee
suit has been commenced sorecose existing first
and second mortgages Of the Power Company and u IS
contemplated that the property VIII be sold promptly
pending legal proceedings will permit II is proposed
70 organize company acquire the property after
IL has been purchased by reorganza-
zion committee the foreclosure or otherwise
4 reorganization agreement has bear
Messrs. Robert Winthrop 4 Co. 40 Wall New
reorganization committee Copies Il the agreement
plan Of reorganization and Information
sired can ne obtained al the Office OF
Boncn0llers desiring 10 become parties -eor-
ganIzaUon plan and agreement notified
should lepo~.- bonds dauos;tarv on
received except By COMMITTEES
MARK T. cox, Chairman,
CHARLES {. MACRAE,
THOMAS A. GILLESPIE,
REORGANIZATION Committee.
GUTHRIE CRAVATII & HENDERSON
40 Wall Street. New York:
ANDERSON. PENDLETON & ANDERSON,
y Broad Street New York
Counsel Committee
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


- - n - n - ID . = ~
u RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot o. wss' s sn5y'si Street and D4
6yThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
COrtIandt Streets il five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
station, except where otherwise noted
''So A: vi. FAST MA1L--Llntted u tSo Buffet Parici
as New YORK % Pit;s9lrs Sleeping Car PittsouTs c
s55 a. VI. FAST IISFIFf-5s5u7T and Cleveland
BOO A VI PENNSYL4VANIA LlAiITED--Fulis Con-
Cars For CHICAGO. Cleveland. Toledo. Clncinnaii Ind
1-95 !. NJ. CHICAGO AND 81. LoUIs ESPREss-E99'
5.55 r. VI ST LOUIS ESPREss Pittssur. md
9-3@ p NJ WESTERN El1PEESS--For chicago For
..55 P. VI PACTFIc EXPREss.-F5r Pft-soqrs ard Chi
SIS p VI. LEY E-ANI Ss;T -ISCiSSsS III EXPREss.
MtsIiISGTON ASD THt. soUTH-
!andt streets lo2ol Dining carr H. 50 eDnl2s Car
T,77r sr--as - -ins s5 s1i : -sI ~ - an pa
I0r ana DInilS Cars1 = DINING carr AS C0inlns
Carr, ass Dining can. 8-25 p n, lZle ght sun
Tor ana Bsi. ns "a , = 1f775- e.-7 * Cpinnz
Car. 4.55 tDia-ng carr go D. m, i--Io uisat-
SOUTHERN RAILWAY The souyas-u's Palm Lin
tied IL ? n. jDes6-oss-s and cortiand- Streets;
u - ? n weekdays Express S-5. 425 p n. l2lO
ATLANTIc COAST LINE -El2r5a sPsetaL'' 10 p N
sFSR0 m sIF TTS-T sTTyv v,..FI7-tt1 and M.t-
ropoiral Limited L. 2 daily Express Il 10
caE54PEAET, Z ono 'RATLWAY-7s a. n. week
FOR Old PoT,r. .CoalFoRT ara ~oRFo1K-TS N
weekdays and n.
ATLANTIC CITT--e55 a. an1 25S ?. weekdays
SI1cavs T.55 a Thr-u-1 V=sri1ulad Trains BurTsc
Parl0r Cars and Startar1 Coac1es veek-1ays Pzr-
or smoking Car, ParCr Cars. Dining Car and Standard
Coaches SUNDAYS.
CAPE MAT--l255 p n. weekdays
Fer points New York and Long Branch Railroad from
West Twentv-rlird Street station : IS A. u a.
3 - t55. ans lL25 Sundays. - A. r., ass
iron Deshr'sses ard Cortland Streets. %
Il 50 g +o. $40. ard 11SO p Sundays. o IS
a n. SIS 2
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40 fDesorosses and Cor-landr 620' TS Tss
SIS SIS SIS lLtn-ng Car .e = Per-a- Li11-e5i. 70 10
10 SO Dining Car 1L55 a 1855 tDirils carr 20
fDeshr0sses ard CSr-lndt Streets 2W * 25 Din
ing carr $50 p = Dining Csri ass Dining Carr
SIS Dining Carr. IS. q 5 So 25 rl Night
SUNDAYS 6l0 I-55 coaches, 25. SO. =
Car 955 Limited s-55 1055 Dining Car a n I255
Dining carr LS5 Dining Car 927 Dining Car. So
. (DIntrg Car. IS DINING car 8 s. Dining carr
50, s-5S. go . n. 20
Ticket Offices Nos 461 1923 1854 III 261 Braa5vaE
Is2 Ftf-h Avenue below 81 Stl. House.
Tvelty-rhrf street station and stations
6rosses and Cors1dt Street Court Street s6o Fulton
street. 9S Broadway and Pe1lzvi~aria Annex station
Brookyu Station Jersey Th- New Y.rs Trsnsfe-
Company VIII call fer and check baggage from hotsIs
and residences through destination
Telephone 9l4 Eighteenth Street Pennsylvania Rail-
read Cab Service.
J. 2 ECTC ErNSCS. P WOOD.
General Mana-er. General Pass'- Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

LackaWanna Railroad.
Le-vs Sew To1k. s5ot Barclay and Cs-1s-1pner STA
7..uu IL. For B.lgharu-1l and SyrIcuse-
5000 A. N--Fc- Buffalo. Chtc4so and ST. LoutA
T.. N.-F0- Bu-alJ and Chicago
r4tH T. M-FCr Scranton
800 y. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
7. M.-FOr Utica. OsweSC. Ithaca and But1al1-
a N-For ElffaLo and Chl-a-1--rLrouSd Sieer@
erz %
Ti,sets Broadway. Cor Howard = Is3 Broa9-
xay Cor So. rs Broadway y Y S3S Fulton ST.
sDailv tEzrspt sunday.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
financial EIcrtions

llUuHtlII -IITUOnS
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
No ! Madison Avenue. New York. March 28th 1900
THE ANNUAL ELECTION Of Directors or
i this Company VIII be held this Office lu Tuesday
Auril 1902 Polls from Il NJ 70 !
GEORGE 3. WOODWARD. Secretary
A DvERTIsEMENTs and suoscrtptions for The 7|rloIns
n received their Uptown Once
NO. L2t2 BROADWAY.
% door north OF 3lst-st.. until o'clock D m
Advertisements VIII De received the folSv.trr branch
ofces regular once ates until clock p m VIZ 54
81 80 Eust I4th-st.: 257 West 42d ST rArTs.,
7th ana Sth aves 263 West I25th-st.i 1855 3d-
between 18TH and I7th 1.O3G rear
6lst-st.- I.7OS 1st-ave-. S9th-sr-. I5T East
I23th-st.; JoO TremOnt-aVe.; :gd-uve..
4Ist-st-; 5o4 3d-ave.s 2IO Bleecker-st.t 825
BIeecker-st. brooklyn, y. f.-2I6 CoArt-st.i
2I5 smith-st. 1.OO4 Gates-ave. Newark n j.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

Boston.
On Ccu7-o1vaaI-H Ava. The mm@T TnrT
Famous Back Eav Bcu'e-1-z LSDc2J y WEI
EN5 W[gWDOE0[E
Lnexcee- horAl n the citv location. patron
age Furnishings and cuisine Thoroughly
minutes r7 Back Bay stations.
GREESLEAF & BARNES
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

4 THE BROADWAY CENTRAL HOTEL. the SUNDAY
y ana holiday dinners made famous by NJ. lilly
ia IN Boston Mar~H
3Ur- = Price IS cents
Parties wishing please notify Us IN
advance.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

The GaIintin National Bank
City Of New York
1S9tn Consecutive Sen-l-Anuual Dividend
N-v York Narcn 36rh 1907
THE DIRECTORS Of this bank have this day
declared a dividend o1 FIVE PER CENT. and an
dividend of ONE PER CENT, free OF payabe
ard after April 5th proNimo. The transfer books will
remain closed until that date
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

NEW YORK CENTRAL q HUDSON RIVER RAIL
ROAD Co
Office of the Treasurer. New York, Mar -. 1902
THE Board OF Directors of this Company. N
= meeting held this day, declared a dividend u ONE
AND ONE-QfFAETEE PER CENT its capital stock.
payable this Office The 18th DAY OF April
stockholders OF record az the close ot business Monday
2lst
For purpose Of election of Directors
neetInEz OF the stockholders which
the 18TH day NJ April the transfer books viii he
closed 3 o'clock Z NJ. Monday March 51sr.
opened O'Clock NJ. Thursday. April nth
GEORGE PRINCE. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

Privilege ot stopping ten days at Niagara FaI,
H. 3. MCCLELLAN. g. E. A. 3s7 Bway.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
OTHER ,lARkEr-BT rELEGRAPH

.-s7s Town cargo i- bales q 100 -
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

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