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Prosperity in All Industries.

1.-The prosperity of the people which has
accompanied this activity of production,
manufacturing and expectation has been
equally marked in every branch of indus
try. Wages have advanced, the number of
persons employed has greatly increased,
the products of the farms have doubled in
value, and the earnings and savings of the
people have largely increased. The deposits
In the savings banks of the country, those
repositories of the surplus funds of the
workingman, the pensioner, the widow
and the orphan, were $500 900, 600 greater
in the single year of 1901 than in 1896. The
individual deposits in the national banks of
the country were 81 ,342, 500 9O6 greater in
1901 than in 1896. Thus the individual de-
posts in the savings and national banks Of
the country now exceed those of 1896 by
the enormous sum of 81 Ola 100000.
Official records show great prosperity
among those engaged in each and all of
| the great industries of the country, the
| farmer the manufacturer and his millions
| of wage-earners, and those engaged in the
mines and forests.
THE value of the live stock on the farms
| of the country, which was reported by the
| Agricultural Department in 1896 at 81, 727, =
! 926,0S4, Is reported at 81 9S1 O54, 115 by the
| census of 1900 an increase of 81 ,253 12S OH.
! The census reports show an increase of So
2i9.O00, 600 in the value of farm products in
| 1900 over those of 1890 and an increase of
| 81, J2l 1000 In the value of farm products
| in 1900 compared with 1890 With the in
| creased activity increased earnings and in
| creased consumption, the farmer has re-
| ceived greatly increased prices for his pro-
| ducts. The Agricultural Department re-
| ports an increase of more than $3.50 600 600
| in the farm value of the cereals alone in
1900 as compared with 1896, these figures
| being those of the actual value upon the
| farm, before leaving the hands of the pro-
| Queer, while other articles of farm produc-
| ton show an equal advance in value. The
| expectation of agricultural products in
creased from $50 100000 in 1896 to $944-
| GOO, 600 in 1901, an increase of 1914 000, 900
in the mere surplus remaining. after sup
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The Cholera at Manila.

MANILA, July 2S.-An analysis If the
city water shows that il is unco1taminated.
There were sixty-one cases Of cholera here
today.
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Republicans Have Nothing to Fear.

The republican party has nothing to fear
from a discussion of the issues which demo-
cratlc leaders have announced. Its policies
'or forty years have been based upon pro-
tectlon and sound money. The protective
tarl1 under which prosperity has been re-
stored was inaugurated by the republican
party IN 1861, after seventy years of almost
continuous low tariff; while since 1861 there
mas been an unbroken period of protective
tariff, with the exception of the period
ln's}- I. 1t may not be improper therefore,
10 compare at this time present conditions
with those existing in 1860 Since that
GATE our population has grown from 81 443 =
81 to I6,3O3,3S7. an increase of 142 per cent
IN 1860 the national wealth was, according
TO official statistics, SIG. 159 $4,000, or S514
LOT each individual, and in 1900 it was S94,-
"oo,o0O,OOO, or $1,2,5 for each individual The
money in circulation in 1860 was $435, 4O7, :
2o2, and in 1900 So 90, $50 99S, the per capita
circulation being in 1860 $13.S5 and in 1900
S2o9"' and at the present time about $3.50.
The deposits in savings banks in 1860
amounted to $149,277 ,JO4; in 1900 to S449,-
s'41,Ss5. The number of depositors in saw
ings banks in 1850 was 693, SO, and in 1900
6,lo', 1s3. Individual deposits in the ma
tional banks, brought into existence under
republican legislation in 1868, had reached
$500, 10000 in 1865, ard were in 1900 50 623
11,322 The imports of merchandise in 1860
were $'S5,616119, and in 1900 $500 1874,
an increase of 143 per cent; the exports in
1850 were 1898 SIC 057, and in 1900 81 1894
4S3,oS2 an increase of 31S per cent The
imports per capita in 1860 We're s1124, and
IN 1900, Sl0.SS; the exports per capita in 1860
were S1O.61, and in 1900 $17.96. The growth
in domestic manufactures is suggested by
the fact that the importations of raw silk
have grown from $3.50 pounds in 1870 to
1908, IA pounds in 1900; of India rubber
from 9,G240}S pounds in 1870 to 1897 13S
pounds in 1900, and the domestic cotton con-
sumed by American mills from $4,000 bales
in 1860 to 3644 600 bales in 1900 The rail-
ways in operation have been extended from
80, CPS miles in 1860 to 194. 321 miles in 1900:
the number of post offices from IS 49S in
1860 to 16,6SS in 1860; the receipts of the
Post Office Department from $S51SO67 in
1860 to $102. SO in 1900 and the salaries
paid in public schools from S37 $50 .t6 in
1870 to $136, OBJ, 1873 in 1907
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-28

A strike Of men engaged in the building
trades has been declared on the house Of
Andrew Carnegie in New York.
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Regular $500 and $500 White Pique and
Linen Skirts. Best imported Piques, some
tucked all over and with rows of lace en-
hroidcry inserting: genuine Irish Linen Skirts
tucked all over; others with straps Sd AZ
and ecru lace trimming. ......... epAsVC
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plying pGn,a the great, and rapidly expanding
Increase in Mining.

In the great mining industries, so close
dependent for their prosperity upon the
activity of the manufacturer, the increase
has been equally striking, and the millions
dependent upon them for a livelihood have
shared in the general prosperity of the
country The number of persons engaged
IN coai mining alone has increased by more
IMAM Jo.Uoo, and the coal production of the
United states has grown from 171,0O0,000
TONS In 1886 to 25Sae8,O00 tons in 1901, an
increase OF over 40 per cent in five years,
mus making the United States the greatest
coai-prouuclng nation of the world. In iron
and steel the United States has also taken
front rank among the worlds producers,
me PRODUCTION of pig iron having increased
1 ,n o,oS',I2I tons in 1896 to 15,S1S3J4 In
i'oI, ana OF steel from 5,2S1 $50 tons in 1896
10 io'lsS,3S tons in 1900; while the eXpor-
tatlon OF iron and steel manufactures has
increased from $41, 16O,S77 in 1896 to $117,-
319,320 in 1901
the activity of the manufacturer and the
earnings OF the workingman show equal
anu striking Improvement. The cotton
manufacturers have increased their con-
SUMPTION OF domestic cotton from two and
a half million bales in 1896 to over three
ana half millions in 1901. The number of
IRON furnaces in blast has increased from
1913 IN 1876 to 266 in 1901, and the manufac-
lure Oh TN plate, as heretofore stated, has
sToW "na from from 40,0O8,0OU pounds in 1894 to
o'o,VVV,oo pounds in 1900. The number of
Mase earners engaged in the manufacture
ills INDUSTRIES alone increased from ,251 .613
II! IN 1879 to 5,321 ,OS7 in 1900, and their wages
from 81 ,s9l Dds, 321 in 1890 to $3.50 2T3, 021
IN i9Uo. The home market has been more
ana more supplied with home manufac-
lures, ana the exportati ton of manufactures
mas mas grown from sos 900, 600 in 1896 to $412,-
100000 in 1901
-. AS a result of these unprecedented actv-
lties IN all lines of industry the great ex-
, Iess OF exports over imports, and the
lalse production of gold and silver from our
own mines, the money in circulation in the
country also shows phenomenal increase.
Oh July l, 1896, when the country was be-
ing told that the free and unlimited coinage
VI SILVER was the only method of increasing
tne currency of the country, the total
amount OF money in circulation was 81 ,5O6.-
4o4 300 and of this $49S, 1922 was gold
ana . gold certificates. On April /, 1902,
the total amount of money in circulation
was 2,o41,3 57 and of this 1893 go, 74O
was gold and gold certificates, for which
an equal amount of gold is deposited in the
treasury. Thus the money in circulation
mas increased S745,612 391 since July 1, 1886,
ana or this enormous increase $435 233 49S
has been in gold.
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housewares.
Mrs Potts Sad Irons made of solid steel.
consisting Of three irons. handle and stand.
Regular R,isn price sl,o"- Rummase Sale 6OC.
Line ...................... &C.
81 best quality Clothespins. Of SC
sOned wood. for. Observation-Disclosures. OSe
burner Star oil Stove with 32- En~
inch wiCks and safety wafer pan. OSNs
Walnut finished Screen Doors In all sizes.
Bring measure. Complete with fix EOC
lures --.-.------ -.-.---..---..- " W
Oak Window Screens with steel centers;
36 inches high; open To ~ inches. 26Oc
Regular price. 5oc --.-.....--... ~ >Se
Oak Window Screens with steel centcrs; 81
inches high; open To ~ inches Reg Dino
ular price. SHc. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A>So
Walnut finished Window Screens, "a inches
high open To IS inches, steel cen \ IT.
tiers, was Z"c------.--- -------..-. w
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) DC for unrestricted
R SSSo choice Of any Boys
, Straw Hat in the house.
irrespective Of former prize.
; All styles.
|. 4 he for regular %.
:. Il WSo quality White
s HemStitched Handkerchief
good size: sheer quality.
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Ladies' Percale Shirt Waist Suits in the
neat black and white stripes. Waists cut in
full blouse style, skirts with grad O2C
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Regular S3.9s Bathing Suits of elegant quail
ity Mohair in blue and black. CO AM
Neatly trimmed with white braid. apSoUy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-28

0mo regular T5c. 4 M for Mems Reguia
OSSo h Pompons, Il ~ 25c. Fancy Drop
large and fine quality The Hose in variety
latest style hat trimming Also fancy embroid
cred
hMo for Ladies' s1.25 n M for regular 25c
TSSo Long WI Il NSo White Duck Belts
Kimonas Of fancy figured with black self stitching
II variety . colors fancy buckles
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
rRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l


ro,..qo oct. 24-There was a small but rather
,.ble corn market, prices were up 1&c 20 80
- hut the active futures closed $c 10 sc
-, The cash and October were NC higher.
I.,.r,ber opened 5ll5c, sold between 5lsc and
- ana closed at 5lSsc October closed at 57lAc:
-. agssc Receipts were 1913 cars; the estimate
S ,o.norrow is $40 cars. The market looks like
-. .bat Is evened up. Country offerings are small;
= A. the Eastern demand. II does not take much
.aa 10 move prices considerably. The small
,ocss made advances easy. Shipping sales to-day
...rs 10000 bushels. all IN small lots. Liverpool
IS weak Argentine shipments were l2l5.0oo
sr.bels. Primary receipts We're a little over last
..ys-rs 0oO bushels. against 900 bushels. Pri-
-. wire houses were the best sellers. There is no
,~gsr any doubt that the Armour lire has been
,ssated The seaboard reported % loads.
0sre were enormous weekly clearances Of wheat
5000 bushels. the largest OF the season. The fig
,s however. did not come until almost the close.
S,r Francisco prices were up again. Primary re-
,suts were about 100000 bushels IN excess OF last
var The Northwestern carlots were 70i. against
sg Foreign markets were Indifferent. The Mod
srn Miller said there was not a complaint from
any quarter OF the winter wheat belt that farmers
deliveries were increasing. and the movement TO
market would be larger If rolling stock were avail
able Argentina shipped nothing. There were
showers IN the Northwest, and more showers are
rredlcted The sentiment here has become a little
more bearish The feature to-day was selling OF
long wheat by local professionals. There an
absence OF important outside trade II is expected
that the wheat visible Monday Will increase
about 100000 bushels. Minneapolis and Duluth
together will Increase 10000 bushels. The sea-
board reported 25 loads for export
Oats closed &c 10 sc under yesterday. the Oc-
tober leaving OF So24c bid; the December Sl5sc,
and the May, &c. The shipping demand does not
improve. Receipts here were liberal. The sea-
board Is still doing its buying IN the Northwest.
Taclecfing
were zS cars; the estimate for Saturday, 26o
Some falling off IN fax receipts has helped the
price trihe Of late Futures and spot to-day were
about lc higher. October closed at 81 %; May,
nSk There We're 272 cars at the three points,
against 352 last year.
Provisions were easier; the whole list was slight
hOwer. The hogs, ls,OoO were 5000 over the esti-
rlh Packers evidently supplied the speculative
isaand. West there 5000 hogs against 81. 900
hst year. Liverpool was higher. The provision
situation looks strong, but packers now work
ing for lower hogs.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
OFFERING OF BONDS and STOCK
The Denver, Northwestern & Pacific
Railway Company.
Payments to be Made in lnstaIments at Once at
Subscribers Option


rAclF
o b the %
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" hn1dd
capital o lie is rontnn
is
to h
Gold
neRanwsy
The 1ercant Trustee Company York City;
Providence Banking Providence. r. l.;
Philadelphia Pa,
Denver. Colorado.
% of @ DssTn sns AND r rssf " % %
toned oaaferw which mo
% 1hs terms OF the P r ~hn to be sa % % @ % ~s Applications shall
provided @ % % @ % % % @ sSop% - ~ ~ SUBSCRIBER viii receive
Railway Company.
$3.50 NonCumulatve Preferred Stock.
Stock of the Railway
@ s s @ % $ o S % % % e9 % % %
@ @ @ %
r
III. Sub % pamphlet % "sDs % o. s % .a map & % ss % % of the
s 's aa%. ' spsaso ss may may % ss a % the s % @ % " office of the undersigned
conditions
net
ann nn% r % s% @ . @ % Ssas % % @ ] a % m @
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bsnd of dPacineE
COMPANY " ~ TIL
By President
TO THE - ..o - -. -
% le@S % SSsa % % % % % $ s ] Not % @ % % $
rss % timber @ % % @ $ % % % @ ai @ 4Sae % large
e @ W @
railway ""
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
Tnanrlal.
finanrial.
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY 3119S GOLD LOAN
OF
NOTICE of CERTIFICATES DRAWN FOR PAYMENT NOVEMBER 1902

ana
Company Glrd
three dandthity
= t0"-'1
Office of Gai Trust and numbered the
Broadan stnutS
all
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25

THE CENTRAL r. r. 90. OF NEw-JERsEy
Nsw-YoTk City. October 5sS o..
A DIVIDEND OF TWO C2D PER CENT IL IA 9
~ this day been declared. payable November i, -
20 stockholders record the close business o. H
heck will be mailed VI ~s'th
The Transfer Book viii be closed from nom =, o-,
,,s.snt until morning November sra NJ, o 10Th
G. o. WATERMAN. Secretary and Tress
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
OFFICE OF
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC a MEG -

l20 Broadway. New York. October ess' 20.
Al a meeting held this day IL - isvs
RESOLVED, THAT A QUARTERLY DTvI-
~ dend OF ONE AND THREE-oUARTERs PEP r,r
nS9l upon the assenting stock ot the Company bs
record the close OF business November Is, Of
and the transfer books for the tv@
closed November 1902, 1900 o'clock nooA be
opened November ~. 1902. 1000 O'Clock " and
7. w. sIEMoN. Trsasur..
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
Dlpioruo Noilces.
PRESSED STEEL CAR COMPANY.

PRESSED STEEL CAR COMPANY
F1ttsburg. Pa. 1902
PRFFERRFD DIVIDEND No Il ~
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
~ THREE QUARTERS 0%G5 PER CENT will h
rad on the Preferred Stock of this Company Noyemher
istb 1902 10 Stockholders Of Record the close ~ hsj
ness october 18th Cheques Will mailed fTr 'h
ofce The transfer books ci,sa
p NJ October 18th. 1902. and reopen A NJ Noven,
ber 18th. 1902.
COMMON DIVIDEND No -
quarterly dividend Of ONE uoZ1 PER CTcN-7 ,,,,,
On the O Gonna 1e
stockholders OF Record
1sss November 9Th. 1902 Cheques be males 3
n The iiioI
a. p NJ November 9th. 1902. and reopen al 10 e NJ
No'eN-' P. G. JENKs. Assistant Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
The American Exchange Nation,,

a A MEEIINU OF THE bUARD OF M
~ rectors OF hank. held to-day a ssr,,
dividend FOUR (4sl PER CENT the csn5,. ahaua
1ras declared payable November lst p-oxrc stock
holders close business Octoher stock
EDWARD BURNS ceesak, 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25

TuE PROCTER a GAM8LE COMPANY.
ihH Cincinnati Ohio. october q, 1902.
,,,1rr DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
i =. this day declared a quarterly dividend OF
,,,,pEF PER CENT on the Common stock OF the Com
THRU after November IS The transfer
nany. 1ii be closed from November 70 is inclusive
books VIII D B. GAMBLE. Secy.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
Proposals.

-rITED PROPOSALS, ENDORSED PRO
81, tor Frame Building" will De received at rhe
PosssSS wards and Docks. Navy Department Washing
Bureau n'clock November Is 1902 and then there
ton uh oosaed for constructing frame wa,er-eoset
pubilCS stth toilet conveniences at the Navy Yard
building Wash Estimated cost. $500 Plan and
Brenert,ian can be the Bureau will be
speclno@ Commandant OF the navy yard
nisheG Al T ENDIcOTT. Chief OF Bureau. October O.
1902
;S!,s HPosn fPa s'son' oSa for The Tribune
"A receive NO 1894 BROADWAY.
-, eefh ana STth SITS. until o'clock p.
Betweenao will be received the following branch
Adversesular once rates until o'clock viz:
oesces al a es = q cor 2Sd-st.; 1873 6th-ave.. cor
2ot sth p2 East i4th.ss.t:; Is! Wet ssd-.t be
tween lh bsfvreen 10th and nth sts 1.O26 3d-ave.
sd-aNe.' Los 1st-ave near ssth-st,; 151 East
near 6ls'x. -a6 Tremont-aNe.; $50 3d-aye-,
I25th-s' n5a 3d-ave.. 21o Bieeeker-st; 325
BIeeckss,h-st., 1904 Gates-aye. Newark. n. J.
2lS smsoaJ-st. Also al A D. y orlces
-794 Br"ad-st. Also az A. ID. 7. offices
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
1ipioeno Nouces.
AILIs-cHAL.MERs COMPANY.

AI4LIS-CHALMERS COMPANY.
York, October 23d. 1902.
yTHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
l. Company have this day declared the regular quar-
dividend Of and three-quarter us9b per cent
Preferred Stock OF this Company. payable November
~, igQ2 The Preferred Stock Transfer Books will be
~ on SATURDAY. October 18th. 1902. " O'clock
49, viii be reopened Monday. November Sd. 1902 at
10 checks he mailed stockholders OF record
ae of closing OF books W. j. CHALMERS Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25

" an order OF Hon. Ahner c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF
the County New York notice is hereby given All
having claims against Nancy CrOzter late OF the
County OF New YORK deceased to present the same with
thereof the subscriber her place OF
acting 6ist in the City OF
York Borough OF Manhattan. before the 22d
O January. 1903. next.
Dated New York, 18th OF July,
ELIZA c. PIKE. Executrfx.
JOSEPH NJ SCHENCK. Attorney for Executrfx
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25

Ahner {. Thomas a Surrogate Of the County OF New
Yor notice is hereby given all having claims
ac1i-sr Kat,arine RoSana Field County ot
New York deceased. the with vouchers
thereof no the their OF transactins
business in Room No as VA! street. in the Borough
Manhattan. In the Cly OF Ne" iVfA ON OF peoie ens
10Th day OF DeceEber next -.
Dated New YvrS the 9th day Of June 1902
.FS WHITEHEAD. WILLIAM JAY. Executors
FIANFN h GAMBLER. Attorney for Executors No &8
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25

Abner c Thomas n Surrogate OF the County OF New
York notice Is hereby g- all persons having claims
against Elizabeth c. Hedden late Of the County of New
York deceased with vouchers thereof
10 the subscriber place OF transacng business
the Office OF Walter Large. attorney. No Bee<man
Street OF New York. before the 1st day
December next
LIZZIE c. HEDDDN. Executrtx-
WALTER LARGE. Attorney Executrtx Beexman
Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
5urrosates' Notlres.

SwEETSER. THOS. TIN PURSUANCE OF
Hon. FRANK T FIIZGEFHALD sur
County Notice Is hereby given
10 all claims against 1hofnas SSeetSer
of York. deceased TO present inc
same with the subscriber, at her
place transactng business at the office or JOB =
Hedges No. III Broadway. in the city or New
York on the 23rd day of March, 1908. next
DATED New York 18th day OF September. 1SO2
MARY r. SWEETSER. Administrative
lob e HEDGES. Attorney for Administrative lAl
Broadway NeVY York City.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Frank T. Fftzgeraiu a Surrogate OF the County OF
Notice hereby given to all persons having
Patience CarOline Haydock late OF tho
county Of New York. deceased. present the
thereof the subscribers at their place
tansactns business at No II Broadway in the City
York, before the tenth day 0f March
Dated. Ne' York. the hfth day OF september. 1902
JOSEPH ". TILTON.
ROBERT ROGER HANDOCK, Executors.
EDWARD L. TlLlON.
EASTMAN & EASTMAN. Attorneys for Executors. 2TT
Broadway New York
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
For Both sexes-Country.

IF YOU HAVE SON OR a DAUGHTER TO EDr-
CATE. the free book about Pennington Seminary
II tells much should know OF educational
that has been in successful practice 80 and Of
ideal surroundings that associate perfect health with
rapid mental and moral growth. The book be of
service wherever send your child Address
THOMAS O'HANLON D. D.. IL. D..
Pennngton ". ].
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
IN PI-RSTANCE OF-AN- ORDER OF HON.

II Abner C. Thomas. a Surrogate of the County OF
Nev-York Is hereby given % all persons having
clafrns E<iz.Aeth King HaWy de Groot dAspre
mont OF Nice. France deceased 10 present the same
cf ransactlng business No. - Willamst. Borough OF
Manhattan. IN the city OF New YORK before the
dav of 1913. Dated New-York. the 10th
dav Of October. 1902 THE FAR1IEEtS' LOAN AND
TTIrST COMPANY Administrator Turner. ftOlston &
I'll ran Aarneys for Administrator % Wlia1ast New
York. y. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
C,RTGER- ETGENE GIN PURSUANCE OF

v an order Of Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate
the County York notice is hereby given to all
having Eugene q. Cruger, late
~ the County OF New York, deceased TO present the
thereof. TO the subscriber az her
place Of transactus business az the law once or ward
tJavian & Satarlee 40 Broadway. in the city OF
~ YorS on or before the day Of March
Dated New York. the 10Th dav OF September. 1902
N BLANCHE z. 5. TAMS.
Administrators. with the VIII Annexed
WARD HAYDEN & SATTERLEE. Attorneys for A6-
Llr.aa a1nav Y
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
Geaebers.

RESPoNslBls tutorship wanted by experienced tutor;
town. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
For Boys and Young Men-countr,

IUDSON RIVER MIIJTAEY ACADEMY Nyack: Is
III miles ". T.; location superb; appointments
nncent; complete equipment for trSsntry cavalry
artillery high grade safe preparatory school, illustrated
catalogue. Capt J. WILSON. u. s. ". A NJ, Supt
lIAPLEwOOD. ConcordviIIe. Pa S294. Yale. Harvard
vi and Wesleyan instructors Wakes up boys to
Of No Tobacco. j. SHORTLIDGE. Prfn.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
poWLAND- MARY ELIzA.-IN PURsU-

DEXTER. OSBORN & GILLESPIE. Attorneys for Ex-
ecutors. No. Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan.
City Of York.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

IL w. WANDER PoEI. Attorney for Executors. No.
Eroadvay. y. T. city
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25

l. Abner C. Thomas a Surrogate Of the County OF New
YorS hereby given having CLAIMS
against Theodora p Trowbrdge late of the County OF
New York deceased to present the with vouchers
thereof subscribers at their place OF tansaetins
business AT the office Osborn Gillespie. No.
n Rroadway in the Borough OF Manhattan City of
New York. on the 18th day OF Novsmber next
Dated New York the day OF May 1OO2.
(Siguetl JAMES A. TROWBRIDGE
ID.