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Newport weekly independent., 1902-10-31
BRIEF MENTION.

Newton county has new court house built of marble quaried in that county.
 At the age of IF, a Nevada county native named Bennett tips the scales at 320 pounds.
 Hugh McGery, a steamboat mate, shot and killed Ike Dorsey, a negro prize fighter, at Helena.
 Ben Brown, a negro charged with criminal assault, was hanged by a mob at Tallapoosa, Ga.
 Four laborers were seriously in- jured by the explosion of boiler at Franklin's mill near Warren.
 It is reported that oil sand has been struck at depth of 500 feet on claim near Eureka Springs.
 The trustees of the school district embracing the city of Fort Smith have decided to exclude children of parents who fail to pay pool tax. This rule is not to apply to orphans.
 The second annual report of the state railroad commission is out and ready for distribution. A copy of the report will be sent to any address upon receipt of 15 cents to pay postage.
 Will Taggart, Joe Tatum and Fred Hayes, 13-year-old boys, vera arrested at Little Rock for burglar izing a store and part of the stolen goods in possession of one of the accused were recovered.
 The Bank of Rison has filed arti- cles of incorporation with the secre- tary of state. The capital stock is $15,O0O of which $1O,O0O has been subscribed. The officers are: N. A. Mckinney, president; T. H. Alderman, vice president, and E. W. Emerson, secretary.
 A dispute over a five cent beer check led to a shooting at Helena, in which two parties, J. w. Holland and a MT. Burgess, an innocent party, were seriously wounded by Eugene Brown.
 Maj. J. P. Alexander, a well known planter of Hardwood, this state, died last week at Coronado, Cal. He was one of the largest and most successful cotton planters in the south, having plantations in Ar kansas and Louisiana, and was we'll known throughout all the lower Mis- sissippi valley.
Newport weekly independent., 1902-10-31
Raiasd Bills Passed.

Three men giving the names of Joe Cheng, John Williams and Richard St. Clair, were arrested at Little Rock on the charge of rais- ing one dollar bills to tens and passing the same. They were bound over in federal court.
Newport weekly independent., 1902-10-31
Terrible Death of a Boy.

Joseph Butcher, 6-year-old boy, died at Fort Smith as result of whisky poison. The lad got hold of bottle of whisky kept by his pa rents and drank large quantity of the stuff, which threw him into con- vulsions and he died after terrible suffering.
Newport weekly independent., 1902-10-31
NEWS OF ARKANSAS.
Scottish Rite Reunion.

At the tall reunion Of Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons, valley of Little Rock, held in the new Scottish Rite temple, at the state capital last week, a class of eightyfve, as follows, received the honors of the order to the thirty second degree: Frerray Adams, Alexandria, La /; Oscar Bush, Mena, Ark. R. W. Benham, Mena, Ark. :; J. A. Bentley, Little Rock; E. l.. Riggs, Hot Springs; J. H. Brooks, Hamburg; Geo. W. Corrigan, Ar kama; T. J. Clayton, Mena; o. H. Cooper, Georgetown; R. W. Craw- ford, Richmond, Va; w. w. Cate, Jonesboro; Jos. Golfer, Hot Springs; J. T. Chieres, Winches- ter; James Cook, Little Rock; FL mer Crane, Warren; J. w. Clabbey, Little Rock; w. J. Driver, Osceola ; M. c. Drummond, Mena A. Dan vile, Slatington; J. B. Dent, Riv- side; Shields Dultroff, Wynne; ; Dr. J. Q. Dale, Texarkana; J. E. England, Little Rock; w. M. Eighme, Jonesboro; R. K. Fitz- hugh, Fitz; A. D. Fisher, Planer- vile; $. P. Gray, Jonesboro; J. M. Graham, Pine Bluff; A. Goldsmith, Ashdown; Geo. c. Griffith, Bald Knob; J. B. Green, Memphis, Tenn. J. NJ. Gaunt, Van Buren ;; J. w. Gowdy, Little Rock; J. w. Hedgepath, Wynne; F. M Hancock: Mena; J. T. Hicks, Searcy; N. T. Hawkins, Morrilton; J. H. Harris, Little Rock; J. B. Hirsch, Little Rock; F. E. Howsen, Little Rock :; George Kraus, Little Rock; George Krickerberg, Little Rock; J. l.. Lainer, Memphis, Tenn. l.. Long, fielder, Fort Smith; W. A. Lee, Pine Bluff J. A. Looney, Wynne; J. D. Mershon, Morrilton; Meek E. Mat tar, Hot Springs; D. F. McCul- tough, Ellsville; Ed McCutcheon, Mena; l. w. Milan, Hot Springs ;; K. J. Mcintosh, Morrilton; A. $. Marrs, Little Rock; F. l.. McCona- hey, Argenta McCracken, Ozone :; E. L. Morgan, Little Rock; Emmet Miller, Stuttgart; J. N. Mitchell, Argenta; Elmer Manees, Argenta :; l.. H. Morphen, Stuttgart; J. B. Neal, McCrory; J. c. Norcott, .Drossett; J. M. Oathout, Boone vile; H. J. Potts, Mer Rogue, La. :; J. H. Plunkett, Little Rock; Geo. F. Powell, Mena o. E. Payne, Lit tie Rock; J. H. Pollitt, Stamps; E.. J. Rainey, Little Rock; c. R. She nault, Helena; c. F. Sanders, Hot Springs; c. c. Stephenson, Little Rock; Sydney Stewart, Corinth, Miss; W. F. Thompson, Warren :; J. A. Trawick, Little Rock; F. w.. Tucker, Clover Bend; J. T. Will son, Argenta; J. G. Wagner, Stamps; R. M. Weaver, Corinth, Miss; A. k. Weaver, Corinth, Miss. W. $. Wilson, Jonesboro; J.. A. White, Alexandria,, La.; J. J.. Myers, Mena.
Newport weekly independent., 1902-10-31
Do Something.

If you can't do any better, work for nothing until you can demon. strate your ability. Don't hang around forever looking for job.- Atchison Globe.
Newport weekly independent., 1902-10-31

STATE OF OREGON,
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
 SALEM, May 9, 1898. The Pe-ru-na Medicine Co.,, Columbus, O.:
 Dear Sirs-I have had occasion to use your Pe-ru-na medicine in my family for colds, and it proved to be an excel lent remedy. l have not had occasion to use it for other ailments.
 Yours very truly, W.M Lord. It will be noticed that the Governor says he has not had occasion to use Pe ru-na for other ailments. The reason for this is most other ailments begin with cold. Using Pe-ru-na to prompt ly cure colds, he protects his family against other ailments. Thisis exactly what every other family in the United States should do. Keep Peruna in the house. Use it for coughs, colds, Ia grippe, and other climatic affections of winter, and there will be no other ail ments in the house. Such families should provide themselves with a copy of pr. Hartman's free book, entitled "Winter Catarrh." Address Dr. Hart man, Columbus, Ohio.
Newport weekly independent., 1902-10-31
The Deadliest Disease.

Taking one country with another, the mortality due to dysentery is greater than that due to plague, vel. low fever and cholera.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-18
Auction SALES YESTERDAY.

BY William VI Ryan: 414 to Manhattan-ave.
occupying block front between and IIsth SITS
closure sale; Benjamin Eichberg agt Thomas F McCau
ct al: Lewis Marx. atty; Edward kaufman ref due
prior morris. $50 the plaintiff $1,000
prior morris: Amsterdamaye and 11sthst. 100 II
trail National Hugo F Hoeher AL Ronald
X Brown atty; Arthur d Truax. ref: due on tudgt
piantir for $4,000: 362 W 127th-st $ 225 It OF
Colubus-aye 25x9e11; story h; foreclosure sale
$2iS % taxes sill 81 prior mort $4,000; Louis
Ky l. J. Phillips & Gu: 1915 and 1917 1th-ave
27.i IT 119th-st 366x1OO story h. foreclosure
Duer strong & Whitehead attys: c Levi ref action
A. due on judgt. So 1926 rs:
ave $ 645 # OF 119th-st 5x1Oo story h.
closure sale; same parties; action b. due judgt.
plaintiff for $4,000
BY James L Brumley; Castleton and Bard ayes.
T. vacant; receivers sale: Martin sackman for 500
BY Peter F. Meyer & Co: 10 z 1lthast s. 1865 10 II
bulds; sale estate Of Pierre Hunebert de
ceased 600: 80 TO GO Sthave, 18th
st. & psstdn bid iFa IN at story RdE Tth
s. West End-ave. 2x9s ga x20 OF. x97. y.
story brick dwelling foreclosure SALE Eliphalet W
attys: ref: due judgt So 13i SO; costs
$s4 9s; taxes. s4l7 IL: prior mort $4,000 with
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
BY Samuel Godstcker: AS and $50 East II6th
o. # Pleasant ave. 50xlOo H. sly fr dwg and
Edwards Jarvis: & 5 Isaacs. attys: Julius Lehman,
judgt $780, taxes. etc. s34o prior mtse.
BY Bryan L Kennedy: East lOoth-st: 223 # of
Parlave ioxIool IL sly blk n n all right. title and
sd-ave 75xi 47x75x1sIos rs foreclosure
Cobb attys: John Harrington. ref; due tudgt.
%: slis %: s24 so prior mtge $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-18
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago April IL (SpeciaD.-The wheat market
took several million bushels long grain from the
81 Louis bulls to-day, and then closed nc higher
than 1t did yesterday. At time the market was
1zc over Wednesday. May opened at 732&c. sold
,c+u-,en 73sic and 75c and closed at Gi1zc; July
touched Zee. and closed at 7514c. To-day's top
,,rices were the best far this advance, and
nc over the figures OF about fortnight ago. The
rally has been on the dry weather entirely, and
,he excitement is increasing, as the drouth is
,-oken There was d dry map this morning; the
high point reached when the forecast pre-
ac+ed clear weather Friday. There a break
n, over a cent from the top enormous selling
nv St Louis. Before the close most of the reac-
zion had been recovered Nothing is being con-
sidered except the weather. The big selling to-
day was credited TO the Haarstick party. Gables
opened easier, but turned quickly when the Ameri-
can markets opened, and Liverpool closed higher
The Northwestern cars 161, against 245 last
rear The Price Current declares moisture de-
scient but calls for wheat condition fairly good"
learances were az $50 bushels Millers took abou.
1900 bushels red winter, and paid slac over May
Hard winter brought Sc May.
It was popular TO sell corn and prices one
tine showed about ]4c under last night. ST. Louis
was selling and the Bartlett-Frazer party put
ting out The sales probably were 1000 600
bushels by two or three commission houses Ar
-nour the big buyer; Harris-Gates and Nc
Reynolds buyers. The market closed &c to &c
over last night. in spite of the big selling There
of the trading Armour having cleaned up the mar
let The big buying is the theory that the hay
crop has been injured. and is great peril Of fur
ther injury. \ loss of hay would increase the de-
rnand in the small coarse grain supply. Corn re-
CENTS here only 90 cars: to-Inorrows estimate
90 cars. primary receipts the smallest on the crop.
1850 bushels. Charters 10.000 bushels.
oats closed lie to llsc higher than Wednesday.
Nav closed at 43i2c; old July. Soc. sellers: old
September. at &llzci new July. at S73sc; Sep
TENDER SS2sc There l21 cars. with $50 esti-
mated for tomorrow. Any loss Of the hay crop
would be felt promptly by the oats. possibly more
promptly than by the Oats charters l5o-
900 bushels the vessels taken by Patten. 1t looks
as II he starting in move out the oats
Flax was higher influenced some by the dry
weather Southwest and the talk of delay in seed
tng Northwest. Prices We're lc 10 3lac higher the
Southwestern seed up the Cash closed at 81 60
10 s. 79; May. 81 SO lid.
The provision lists closed &c 10 171.c over last
night. Hog receipts We're 5000 less than expected
Provisions in measure felt the grain strength
West there Sc 600 hogs. against 5000 last
and 81 600 last year. Stocks decreasing here
this month. The provision longs are selling on
these strong places. There has been extraordinary
advance in the last six weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-18
Notice in Chanoern.


PURSUANT TO an Order OF the Chancery Dr.
vision Of the High Court Justice the 9Th day
February 1902 made in the Matter Of the Trusts
OF Thomas Macheu Heath. deceased Marks Lley.
1901 H No 1925 the following Inquiries directed
made
Whether Frederick Heath Webb and Thomas Mache1l
ing IL dead when they died. and IL they
death Of the Tesators widow. who is
IL the Frederick Heath Webb ard Thomas Machell
whether and what issue Of the said
Heat Webb and Thomas Machell Heath. OF
them. dying where living the said est November
1898. such issue IL respectively born
whether OF them have since died and who
claiming the said Frederick Heath Webb and
personal representative their either OF
or before June 1892 come In ana prove
their the Chambers Of Mr. Far~.Ii and
Justice Swinfen Eady at the Royal Courts Justice
Strand London England default thereof they will
peremptory excluded from the the said or
friday 18th day tune 1902 at 1 O'Clock in IN.
ing nd adjuiicatns Claims
NOTE--The Testator resided business az
Painter and ilazer at ST Adams in the County OF
HEREFORD England for many years where ne
month January. 1872 (. W. WALKER Master.
THOMPSON & DEBENFfANS. Saters Hau Court Can
Street. London. E -. England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

75th-st n $ g o Columbus 21xl022:
John pelahunty. referee. WaIther Lutgen:
mortgage. S2IooO: s So so ........-.~-.. ss4 500
Perry ST. No III, ;, e6-1 f OF West-st. runs
55i and a2.Gx Tx 90 and 55.1 to
TO beginning. Douglass Cornell al
James Young Nominal
32t-st No 40 AIS II Of 6th-ave. 20x49x
2Ox4S.1i: Imogene l. Ciuion 10 George @ Guion:
:, 81 2J.---...... 10
1st-ave $. sos II n OF s1st-st 25x9i: Clarence
A Eidredge and another TO Republic Savings
Loan Association: mortgages. 500 80 1850
26th-st OF 6th-ave. 25x9S o: Zebilon
Ely to Mortgage and Securities
many Of New-York: S. So Is. ..........-... 100
Mount Morris ave. n " I2oth-st. 20 IIxS5:
Louis Israel John II Higgins and others:
trustees: mortgage. ssI 600 r s 81 -....,.. s715o
Washington Square East $. 56-5 IL n OF
4,h-sf e 1o9.6S lex
965 X n 25x n
100 TO beginning; Hyman Sonr and to
Central Building Improvement Investment
C-ompany: mortgages, 100000; r s. SEQ. -. 100
Sberief-st No SO, ;. q i0xlO0: United States
r Hoe & Co.; 5. IS % - $4,000
i9x1Oo II: James Livingston to Jacob Lit:
mortgage. S24Soo; ;; 81 Nominal
In33: 14th-st. No 1885, J, 1875 II OF 1th-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-18
Centre lire OF block

The approximate amount Of the lien or charge to sat
which ahoye-descrbed is be
81 az ca with interest from the 9TH April
1902 together and allowance amounting
sIa7 40 with interest the 18th day of April 1902
together with the expenses Of the sale The
a-oo,r, ~ taxes assessments. which
be allowed purchaser on OF the purchase
or maid nv the Referee $ies 4: and interest.
prentice. Will ue scld subject to prior mortgage
Sos 900 ana accrued at 5g from any IL. 1902
Dated New York. April $. lV2 :. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-18
AssIquee Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Supreme
- Court Of the State OF New York. made by the Hon
Greenbaum OF the Justices Of said Court
1902 notice is hereby given to ali
creditors and having claims against Sprasus
Apparatus Company. lately doing business 3S West
49nf IN Borough Manhattan. City
York that they required their claims
therefor duly verified to the subscriber
duly appointed Assignee OF said Sprague Apparatus Com
creditors his place OF
ing business No Street. in Borough CT.
Manhattan City OF New York. before the Goth day
of June. 1902
Dated New York March Gath. 1902
BERTRAM L. WEBSTER. Assignee.
SHEPARD PRENTISS. Attorneys for Assignee. Wall
Street Borough OF Manhattan. CITY OF New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-18
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNT,

OF NEW YORK.-Anna y. Rogers PLAINTIFF against
Altieri others. Defendants.-In pursuance a
Judgment of Foreclosure Sale duly made and entered
in the aboveenttled action bearing the 18th day OF
April. 1902 the undersigned the Referee in said judg
nent named will sell at Public Auction, at the New
York Real Estate salesroom. No III Broadway. in the
Borough of Manhattan, City of New York the Both
cay Of April 1902 at - o'clock noon on that day by
judgment be sold. and therein described follows:
All that certain plot parcel of land in the
Borough OF Manhattan. in the City OF New York. being
numbers fortyfve 45). fortysix 40 forty-seven
Cd, fory-eght (4s). Block FOL
ton O. Land Map Of the said Borough which said
lots taken together bounded follows.
viz: Beginning point formed by the intersection
the easterly line OF First Avenue: and running
along the easterly line OF First
hundred 400 feet eleven I'D inches to the centre
line block between One hundred and seventh and
and eighth Streets thence eastery along the
OF said block niDety-hVe
in a parallel with First Avenue
feet inches the southerly O
hundred and eighth Street: and thence along
the southery OF One hundred and eighth
ninety-fve G5 the point place of beginning.
Dated New York April S. 1902
S. l.. H. WARD, Referee.
MERRILL & ROGERS. Attorneys for Plaintiff. Ill
Rroadp,tv Manhattan. New York City
The following a diagram of the property sold
S described above:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-18

- Greenbaum. Justice of
OK the State Of New York dated April End. 1902
notice hereby having
The FItrschberg Company lately doing No.
217 Canal Manhattan. County
Of New present TIRE with vouchers
FOR duly verified subscriber, been duly
appointed OF said The Hrschberg Company
T5r me benefit office 800 Broadway
in the Of Borough of Manhattan. or
befor he
Dated New April 2d. 1902
MORTIMER FISHEIA Assignee.
MITCHELL l.. L. ERI.ANCIER.
soo broadway Borough OF Manhattan. New York Civ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-18

The approximate amount of the lien charge satisfy
which abCve-described property o be
Thirty-one thousand hundred twenty S4-1Oo
dollars with interest thereon from the 18th day OF March,
allowance
three hundred hfy-one dollars 1881 9sD with
31st together expenses
of the sale The approximate amount Of taxes
rnents. other liens which TO be allowed the
purchaser out of the purchase money, paid by the
Referee, IS thousand hundred and
20 100 dollars aud interest.
Dated New York. April End. 1902.
La Eefcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-18
NEW JERSEY.
foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME Court, CO..


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF NEW YORK.-Odalie Marie GIeses Plaintiff.
of judgment Of Foreclosure and sale. duly
and entered In the aboveentled action bearing
31st day of March 1902 l. the undersigned the Referee
in said Judgment named Will sell Public al
the New York Real Estate Saesroom. No III
In the Borough Of Manhattan. Of the
18th day OF April. 1902 II o'clock hat
by William NJ. Ryan Auctoneer. the premises
by said judgment be sold. therein described
follows: All that certain lot, piece parcel land
with the building thereon erected. situate.
being IN the Borough OF Manhattan City Of New York
and bounded and described follows: Beginning
point the westerly side Of West End Avenue distant
seyentytive go feet eleven I'D inches
the corner formed by the intersection OF the westerly
side Of West End Avenue and the southerly
hundred and
the westerly side of West End Avenue
feet thence westerly and parallel with
second Street hundred 900 feet; thence norhcrly
and parallel with the westerly side of West End
twenty-five t25) feet and thence par
hllel with One hundred hundred
200 feet at the point place OF beginning.
Dated New York. April 2nd. 1902.
~ ABM Z. LAWRENCE. Referee
JAMES F. SWANICK. Attorney for Plaintiff, No. 3O2
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
The following is a diagram the he sold
as described above. the number being $40 West
End Avenue:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-18

A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions The Tribune
~ received their Uptown Office
no. 1.242 BROADWAY,
&c 6oor north 3lst-st.. until o'clock m
Advertisements viii be received the following branch
Offices Office until o'clock viz: Zj4
sth-aye.. e 23d-sI.. 1S3 sith-ave.. 18th
Ct: 81 East I4th-rt.; 257 West s2d-st.. between
1th sth ZG:; West 125th-st., 1.33S 3D.
ave-. 10th and 77fh SITS: I.O26 3d-ave..
els-st.: l.5Os Ist-aYe- S5th-st.. 167 East
1xSth-st.; 156 Tremone.aye-s $50 3d-ave., near
4Jst-st. 664 3d-avc.; 2lO BIeecker-st.s 326
Dserckeg-st- Brooklyn. n. Y--2lG COurt-st.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-18
proposals

SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES VIII he re-
- eeived by the President OF the Borough OF Van Man
haitian al The office OF the OF Public Mork
Room No ISL No. p Park RcS. until IL CLOCK
q n.
TUESDAY. APRIL 81. IO02
For Furnishing labor. mater1nis
tools Glenn a11 the glass IN
all the windows end doors of vartOus pubHc
bu Offices under the care
the PRECEDENT of the borough OF MAN.
haitian.
For further particulars see City Record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-18
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.


The following plans filed yesterday in the
Buildings Bureau. Borough of The Bronx:
Stebbins-ave.. northwest corner of hundred
and-sixty- fOurth-st.. three story brick building.
33xj5 feet; James E Brown No. 500 Eagle-ave..
owner; w. G. DickersOn, One-hundred- and forty
ninth-st. and Thirl-ave.. architect; $500
East Paramount Place. north side. 40 feet of
Clinton Place, three story frame dwelling
houses. 1zx34 feet; William Edebohls. premises.
owner; Charles s Clarke. No 709 Tremont-ave-.
architect: $500 each
East Paramount Place north side. 100 feet east OF
Clinton Place, and a half story frame stable.
15x2o feet; same owner and same architect pre-
ceding: $500
Brook-ave.. east side. 25s feet north OF One-hun-
dred-andSXty eighth-St-, one story brick factory.
42XSS; ]. Clarence Davis No Il East Eighty first
St, owner; Franz Wolfgang. No ISl East One-hun-
dred-and- seyenty- seventh-St., architect: $500
One-hundred sever ty-ffth-st.. southeast
of Crotona Park. three Two story brick dwell
ing houses 174x4S 1610xiS and f7xiS; ROsalie Cur
deTa, No. 1874 Caldwell-ave.. owner: W. c DECKER
son. One-hundred- nd-forty -ninth-st. and Third
ave. architect: $4,000
CIay-ave. west side. 400 feet north of One-hun-
d-ed- and six ty -ninth-st., two two story frame
dwelling houses. 22x46: Charles H. Thornton. No.
219S Nalentine-ave.. owner: w. c. DfckersOn. One
hundred forty ninth-st. and Third-ave. arch-
tect; $500 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-18
Notire TO Creditors.

-oTICE TO CREDITORS.-In pursuance of
N -..r NJ Hon James A. Blanchard, OF the
az -, the Supreme Court Of the state OF New York
srebv given having claims against
Nelson Company. lately doing merchant
the z. 18th St. City OF New York
the vouchers thereon cuy veriiied to
70 prnn.e Robert Rathbone who has been duly ap-
tne assignee said Thompson NELSON Co Tor the
pn.ot Of It's creditors. at his once No II IN
peoent Man City Of New York. or De
u ,re 10th day 1907 ,aoo
fore ths 49, YORK ne day OF April. 1902
Dateo 49, ROBERT RATHBONE. Assignee
a at their Uptown once.
"A ieN NO. l.242 BROADWAY:
door north o 31st-st-. until 8 o CLOCK D. m
will be received the following cfanch
!, Iesuar until clock p M VIZ 1o4
once. 23d-st.; 133 0th.aSe.. COZ A<th-
Sth.rar E.st i4th-st., !57 West 42d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-18
FURNISHED fouses 90 fsf-Gonutrp.

I1NOR RENT. during summer. to respectable party.
II well furnished ready for housekeeping In
farmhouse: grounds bathing and fishing. A
THOMMEN. Baoba. Pike County. Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-18

(tATSKILLS-Large cottage Is Rooms. Phoenicia:
- 500 month; ice house nlledi water in the house.
D. /. REYNOLDS 10 John St
FTyO LET-In Lyme. Conn., large old Colonial house:
= for sale. let two cottages. all fully fur
nished delightfully."- situated modern improvements. Ad
dress Mrs. E. z. SALISBURY. New Haven Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-18
l.ulocno Notices.


TIE CENTRAL. RAILROAD COMPANY of NE"
JERSEY. -
New York City. April 18th. 1902
4 DIVIDEND of two CD per cent mas lnis
day been declared payable May LIST. next, to Stock
holders Of record al OF business on lsh instant
The Transfer BOOK VIII be closed m. on 18th
instant until the morning Of May 18th
c.. O. WATERMAN, Secretary ana ireasurer-