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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-07-24

We are accepted of God as right.
eous on the ground OF the meritorious
works Of Christ, but once accepted,
our works are not wholly beneath the
notice Of our heavenly Father. Christ's
merit secures our title TO our heay-
venly INTERCHANGEABLE DIR. Moist
Presbyterian, Washington. Pa
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-07-24

Poor material" he said, gloomily.
going to desert the colors! For a
third time he was raising the bugle,
when there was a sound of hoofs be-
hind him. Here they came at last!
He turned eagerly; and crashing
through the underbrush came his own
riderless answering the call.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-07-24
Grain.

Detroit-No 1 white, goo; No . red. Cd,
] car at soc; do new, . cars at 76lkc; July,
15OOO bu at 15l9c; September, 1900 bu at
75c, 10000 bu at 75hc 5000 bu at 751kc i6 :
600 bu at 75c; December 5000 bu at 76ilc:
No red, old TIC. new, 73lkc; mixed win
ter, soc asked.
Corn-No 3 mixed. 6sc: No 4 do. / car
at CSC; No yellow. &c per blu.
Oats-No white, car at 53c. closing
size; No 3 do, car at 52iRc. with SIC bid
half. 10000 bu at 37iRc regular. 36c nom
inal; September, SSl2c; rejected, car at
5lAc per bu.
Chicago-Wheat-No 3. 69d75c; No 2 red,
75iSc Corn-No 2, 65065hc: No yellow
65N65hc. Oats-No g 50d50Hc; No 2
white. 5il9q5i&c; No 8 white. 5SI5G54c.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-07-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AMUsEMENTs IN DETROIT.
THE MARKETS.

WoNDERLAND-Afterno ons at , and 4, l0c, 80
and 2Oc. I've. at 80 aud . Is loo 2Jc and pc.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-07-24

East Buffalo.-Cattle receipts are light
and prices steady at last weeks figures
Sheep-Spring lambs. s. 256is rs: fair to
good. 81 75G6; culls to common. 81 SOFAS so;
yearlings. 81 50n5 wethers 81 256p4 so;
sheep, top mixed. Aa4 Is; fair TO good
81 50n3 IS; culls to common, 81 25Gd3 %:
ewes 50 75d4
Hogs-Demand light: heavy, sSms 10;
mixed. 81 SOFAS; pigs. 81 50; roughs, 81 100
%; stays, s. 75d6 So
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-07-24

Detroit.-A great many steers have
been coming to market too good for feed
ers, and not good enough for butchers.
The majority of receipts are cattle of this
nature, weighing 200 TO 800 pounds, and
this class of stock is 10 TO 10 cents lower.
Common cattle strong at last week =
prices. No extra good cattle offered
Choice steers, seas so; good to choice
butchers steers, 1000 to LOO average,
heifers, 200 to 800 pounds, $id4 40; mixed
butchers and fat cows. So 5O6I4 20; cam
ners, 81 25Gt2 80; common bulls. 81 SOFAS % {;
good shippers bulls So SOFA so; light
stockers. $3m3 20; good feeders, $i6I4 so
common feeders, 50 50t4. Mich cows
Steady, $S0@55; not many good cows Of
fered. Veal calves-Strong. 81 50d7 %.
Sheep-Best lambs So 50d6 So light TO
good mixed lots S66t6 %; yearlings, $4d5;
fair to good butcher sheep, S3Gi; culls
and common. 81 50d3
Hogs-Light to good butchers. 81 COZ
20: pigs and light workers. 81 45Q7 90;
roughs. s. 5Oq6 IS; stays, 1-3 off.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-07-24

Chicago.-Good to prime steers, 81 $50
70; poor to medium. 81 soar 30; stock
3 70: heifers, 81 j0d6 50 canne~s 81 500
so; bulls, 81 SOFAS 80; calves. s. SOFAS 70.
Sheep-Good TO choice wethers, 81 751
70; fair to choice mixed 81 5Od3 60.
Hogs-Mixed and butchers. 81 30dS 05;
good to choice heavy. 81 75mS l7h; rough
heavy, 81 3Oq7 65; light, Sq7 rs.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-07-24
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,

NoTRE DAME, INDIANA.
zone mile west OF the University OF Eotre Dame.)
Thorough English and Classical Education.
including Greek Latin. French and German ON
completing the full course OF studies students
receive the Regular Collegiate Degrees
The Conservatory Of Music f. conducted on
the plan OF the best Classical Conservntories OF
Europe.
The Art Department IL modelled after the
best Art Schools OF Europe.
Preparatory and Minim Departments. Pu.
pills are here carefully prepared for the Aca-
demio and Advanced Courses Gymnasium un.
der direction OF Graduate OF Boston Normal
School OF Gymnastics Bookkeeping Phonog-
raphy and Typewriting extra. Every variety OF
Fancy Needlework taught. For catalogue ad-
dress
DREcTRESS oP The ACADEMY.
81 Mays hesdenY, Metre Dame p. o, InSi,na
w. ~. U.-pETROIT-NO. ao-leo2
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-07-24

W. N. U.-DETRoiT-No. 3o-ieo2
New-York tribune., 1902-04-26
EDUCATIONAL.

GRADED WORK IN ARITHMETIC. Eighth Year BY
W $ Baird. limo PIP. lJ9- tAmerican Book Com
pany)
The eighth and last book in the series Of graded
books
A WRITER OF ATTIC PROSE. By Isaac Flagg: ass3
ciate professor Of Greek the University or Cah-
fornia. l6mo pp 22i. tAmerican Book Company
Designed to furnish materials and facilities for prac
the OF before the stage OF
original Conpcsition been reached The ilustra-
tions all selected from Xenophon
,r-c,>-cc r,r,rc ALTON BY Edward 1. Stevens. 1Ono
tSyracuse: G. w Bardeen'
An address before the council OF schooi super'reu
1901 =.
EDUCATION AND THE LARGER LIFE, ny a..
Henderson. 12Ino, 3s6 uioush'on' HliHiii q
o,tictsr, ~ existing conditions inquiry
az to how education be applied in America SO az
hest to the progress OF Civiilzauon-
c,rr,,---rE1C SIoYD BY Anna Moander 16no PIP.
"a Syracuse: C w. Bardeenl
Account Of the manual training system iouHoeu
on geometrical principles
New-York tribune., 1902-04-26
HISTORY.

HISTORY or SLAVERY IN VIRGINlA IE ny Janes Ihps
Ballagh. sVo. PIP. ioV. '
HOPKINS PressD -s,o
A study its origin deveiopnaen. arn anu cords and
and county aFcf - i''N 49,
nri,,s from the British Public Record oirce
mn, ON ROYAL. PALACE OF WHITEHALL III. fy 70 r.1
Ia 1ar Sheppard D.. Sub-Dean OF II. NJ 30
ttSn,al aTd Sub -Almoner the King, etc oNo' PIP
Ia; .J5 Iongmans Green & Coz
history ~ Whitehall and the famous peopis VIZ. VIZ
- So name has been associated. Illustrated win
CIV rhotograyure plates and thirty hree haii ems
or n RE,RCEN BY Daniel Van Winkle l[iho Pp. 'i'
Jersey city: John w. HarrisonD
History and "reminiscences Of Jersey CITY.
,,,1, p,GEANT AND CEREMONY OF THE COHoN
Ihf r,oN ~ charles Eyre Pascoe. 12mo, 29o ID
Appleton & Coz
4 compendium of the coronation rites am o@
monies, and state pageant
New-York tribune., 1902-04-26
FICTION.

MANY WATERS Frs By GsS RoSert sh''Ale'0n i2"0 ''
,,. 81 Eew-Yorl life and Wall Street intrigue.
THE GIRL FROM MEXICO. And Other stSsss. ] pr ss "
Miles 6. Hyde limo. PIP loi. cine Aooe' f'''
Tales OF mystery. humor and pathos $3.50
AAF2S SsSeS ef4sE f45;sJ By Henry tate i1 ~
tn, The Ssf6 s5oFy xho rs aso on has dca sn'ean'
for his only son. George ,
DID, 22l. (The Abbey Press,
A story Of the Civil War.
LOUD }go From 5o TIE he scx5 Sb6ey FH4 Rrsss9
weird fluid secured 9, from sne hs sun thought
has has ae spsnces OF the has lived on earth per
haps ages ago. - A., ,,rs,sv WYATT
i2mo pp. iss. tThe Abbey Press''
The romance o a Virginia belle. 90,
GLET%o4o 1Tks Gboey fT PTess1 s1'''''@' 49,
THE S'IS KESToSs BY w II. Howeils. limo. pp si''
uApcAPEr VINCENT BY Mrs. W. X. Clifford 1Zrno'
I'D. 35G. tiarper Bros) . s.,.b,s-
Tho 1--we and adventures Of a nooierahs u"ie
,,,,,,,- Tny-E, IS KING BY W. D Mahry. 12mo' Pr
"h45i AL Ce F & Coo ,,, ,c,,,csro:
MAzEI. BY Richard Fisguiil- l-mo' pp'
~" Coz
The romance of French girl in America
i6.. CWillia n r. Jenkils9 - ,.,s ,,,s, !, was
oceupied BY indian tribes and coveted by '0'n '
English and Dutch. . ,,o,,rr ,eno
1fE p6 AZ dndianapois Bowen Merrill & COZ
4 story Of England and America AGO
,,opcrIESTER BY Charles Datche IZfno PP ~
story Of American society, politics and affairs
,.>-,EI rI:ERToN BY Israel Putnam; l2mo' pp- 'iii
DAIdEL 46s Funk r. nix & wagnslls Company
4 romance OF Philippines
,,oportIy VERNON OF HADDON HALL y..1 by r,' 10
Major I2rno PIP. 369, Crhe Mecrhliii" p' ~
r,s,ce Of the days Of Elizabeth and Mary
,r, or-TIAws BY lie Roy Armstrong l2mo' PIP v
300 ID Appleton & Coz
A story Of the early Middle West
A pAMSEI. OR TWO. BY + Frankfort ~
- m an % Appleton & Coz
4 story Of modern London IN ia,a,r wnica |" ~
Nanoleon Of finance figure proniin@H'i9'
OPENINGS IN THE GOLD TRAIL by n'e' ~
" I2mo DID, 3D.. tHoughton. Mifhin q No'
Nine Western tales. ,o,,o
DOMAIN RIZNET BY Georgia WOOD fdis'''-'
" pp $50 tHoughton. Mihiin CO. 80 ,o,
-,,rt ~ AyRORNEs BY william Sage. l2mo pp, 4of
UIouEhton, Mifn Il Coz
A romance Of the Civil War
New-York tribune., 1902-04-26
cUPREME COURT, New York County,

~ BYRON Dexter plaintiff. against Gussie Stowasser
Hannah Joseph Mary KUentser and Charles w Younger
aIso called Charles s. Younger and Mary Younger.
wife Daniel s. Brennan and Mary Brennan. wife
To plantir observation-disclosures summons-To the above
hereby summoned
complaint in action, and to serve OF
attorney within
exclusive
ana i'm case of your failure appear, answer Judg-
ent taken against you by DEFAULT for the relief
demanded n the complaint
Dated May IL. 1900.
IEHIEI, T. HURD. Plaintiffs Attorney: ONCE and
PostofrCe address, No 206 Broadway. OF
haitian New York City.
To Daniel :. Brennan, defendant The foregoing
mons is publication pursuant To an
order Of Samuel Greenbaum. Justices
Of the Supreme Court OF the State York dated
March % 1902 and fled With the complaint
~ he al County at County
Court Borough OF Manhattan City York
Narch 1907 which complaint originally 4leJ
rheren May g. 1900
pate Ycrk March ~ 1902
JEIIEL 7. .HIRD. Plaintiffs Attorney.
once and address, .o6 Broadway, Xaahaseal
: .Dorouxh- Nav York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-26
BOOKS OF TIE WEEK.
a RI.

THE ARCHITECTURAL ANNUAL. 1901. Edited by
Albert Kelsey. ouarto 303. Philadelphia: The
Architectural Annual)
Rejecting the changes and Improvements In archi
lecture in America and abroad for the period named
LITTLE ENGRAVINGS. No !, Abrecht Altdorfer: No
2. William Bake. Quarto uongmans. Green & COZ
The Of seventy-one Photographic
reproductions the artists wotsicuts with an intro
duction by r Modre In the second. copies OF
Blake's woodcuts given. with a preface by
Binyon.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-26
BIOGRAPHY.

HERBERT b ADAMS. Tributes of Friends. with BIB.
biography of Department of History. Politics and
Economics of Hopkins University, 1876 1901
Do. baltimore: The Johns Hopkins fress)
the late professor Of American
ins history. Johns Hopkins University
WILLIAM BLACK, Novelist. BY Sir Wemyss Reid limo
PIP, tx. 353. (Harper Brcs.)
SOME UNPUBLISHED LETTERS OF HORACE WAL
POLE. Edited by Spencer Walpole. limo PIP
113 u>nRn.ans. Green & Coz
GENERAL. FORREST. BY J. Harvey Mathes. limo,
TX. 395. %. Appleton & Coz
n he Great Commanders Series
New-York tribune., 1902-04-26
LITERARY.

p.CoS AND SHAKESPEARE PARAILEIIsMs By
On ESdwin Reed. A. NJ. svo, pp AL tBoston: Charles
Is, CoodspeedD
coraparison Of the Poems and Plays generally at
,-iI,,ted 10 Shakespeare. and Bacons acknowledged
,,a .,-,.1s RACON OUR SHAKES -pEARE. BY Edwin
5e.d NJ svo pp. 2i2. Q3oston: Charles T. Good
speedD
Cr,tical analysis and comparison of the Poems and
pIava their authorship 10 Francis Racon,
satrinx philosophic purpose for which
they were apparently written
AIJsY MONS QUE RIEN- 16mo. As Turin:
Librarie BreToD
aphorisms and poem-of little value.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

INDUSTRIAL. DIRECTORY OF NEw-JERsEY. 1901.
Ionoo no aoc William Stainsby, Chief New-Jersey
Statistics)
C,omprisins description OF the cities and towns in
telegraph postal. banking faclli-
ties etc cla ssified lists Illustrated with
DICTIONARY OF SPORTS volume l. lorro. pp Xviii.
ALFRED BENJAMIN & Co)
A definition Of the popular terms OF Coli Tennis.
Baseball and Racing. Illustrated
THE GIANT FISH OF FLORIDA. By J. TuZnsr Tuner,
New-York tribune., 1902-04-26
HORTICULTURE.

EIEIDBOOK OF AMERICAN WILD FLOWERS ny
= SCHUYLER Mathews. l6mo Xxx "o2 ~ =
Putnam's Sons]
short sketches the families to which tbs various
ild flowers belong, the particular species OF eac
family Prefaced by list OF technical terms, anu
indexed colors and families liistraitu
With dra wings. color plates and plates OF put.erhes
and insects concerned in the cross fertilzauoh oi
New-York tribune., 1902-04-26

The Brook Book is making its timely ap-
pearance from the press of Doubleday, Page &
Co, as brooks begin to gain In interest to most
people In it Miss Mary Rogers Miller under
taxes 10 give "a first acquaintance with the
brook and its inhabitants through the changing
year. The pictures in the book are striking
being half tone reproductions of photographs
printed in such tint as TO convey closely the
Illusion of photography
New-York tribune., 1902-04-26

~ NEW YORK.-TraI desired in the County OF New
York Action Absolute Divorce. August LARSON
onsson PIantif against Bertha J-nsson Defendant To
above Defendant: You hereby summoned
complaint in this action ana 20 serve a
Co,y Of vour Plaintiffs Attorney wtthln
service OF this summons exclusive
OF the day service. and in case OF your alce % p
taken against Dy detauAl
for tbe relief demanded the complaint
Dated March 10th. l9o2 --.-,~.~. ,,-r,,~--o~-
T,1agrtfns Attorney Office Pos- Office Address No.
o9 Nassau Street New York City. Borough or Man
upon without the state OF NeW AorA Put
srant an order Of the Hon James \ b.anchdI1, d
Justice OF the Supreme Court of the state or New
sta5 tha 10Th day April 1907 and ned N te once OF
frerk Of the County York. Borough or Man
h''t'aH. Ni'' u Wv GEORGE ROBINSON.
r,r,in+,os Attorney No. 90 Street. Manhattan
y
New-York tribune., 1902-04-26
SUPREME COURT OF NEW YORK. County

-
~ OF New York-Marion Nought Plantir' 19h 9salt,Se
catherine II Aspe. Rose Gamble MtIstESt iEls'
Ann McEiroy. james McE.irpy. Christopher EtIIy
naIits Nought. Annie G ought Cfgls
W Vought Charles X Nought harry n y-o,gLr
ence b Vought Lafayette Nought Assle y Sousne.
Katie McCirath. Florence Moe' ooPi-..
Noen Hans Harold Caspary an in.ant un3e-
the age OF fourteen Helen Caspary an 'lt
Hughes Charlotte Horen. Luke J. Hope John L Hope.
Anna Charles R Hope. Netle VI l1oMate'
James NJ Mowatt. Alice r Cudeuce, James = CIidshSs.
F. Gertrude Johnson James F. Johnson, Ihpth9S =
Johanna Hope Mary Burke. Kate Burke. EDWARD burA9
an infant under Ot fourteen years lanes n
fudge Louisa Judge. Mary A. a cross. James Hope
and James be living. Annie Hope MS Wi1e
The Annie being and the issue dew
o. said James Hope, II sucn VIE issue or
devisees there Hope. and n IhoIas Eope De
nor living Ellen Hope wife. the name Ellen oeirg
deVtsess OF the SAID 1nonlas
Hone m such wife devisees there be. Molie
smith James Phean. and Ella Il. MURPHY Defendants
To the above named DEFENDANTS and
each OF them: hereby summoned TO answer the
this action. and to serve copy or
YOUR answer Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty
davs after of this amended summons.
service. and OF your failure TO ap
pear Judgment will be taken against you oy
default for the relief the amended complaint
Dated March 5th. 1892.
JULIUS II SEYMOUR. Plaintiffs Attorney. office and
Post Address. No - Wall street Gianhattan).
To lanes Hope and Thomas Hope Defendants: The
fore1ofnr served by publication.
prrs,ant 10 an OF Honorable Samuel Green
baunn one OF the supreme Court, in
and hed complaint in the Office Of the Clerk OF
the county OF in the County Court House. IN
the borough Manhattan. City County and State OF
New York on the day OF April. 1902
Post offce Address. 80 Wall Street (NIanhattan9
New York City
New-York tribune., 1902-04-26
Notire of 5nmmous.

-NULIIN OF LHIIIUII5
SUPREME COURT. New York County.-Sum-
- mons. Joseph Seen-an. SigeI ". Seeman. Sylvan l.
Stix Plaintiffs, against Deidrich w
Hetdgeri Defendant. To the above named Defendant:
hereby summoned answer the complaint in
this action and copy Of your answer on the
Plaintiffs Attorney within 20 days after the service OF
OF service. and
OF YOUR failure 70 appear Judgment will be
against you by default. for the relief demanded n
the complaint.
Dated March 20 1902. -
EDWIN LOUIS GARvIN.
Plaintiffs Attorney once and Post Office Address, No.
22O Broadway. New York City
To Dekirich W IIei5Ee-d Defendant. The foregoing
served upon by publication pursuant to
an or6e Of James y Blanchard. Justice Of the
supreme Court of the York dated the 18th
dav OF April. 1892. the complaint in the
oice County Of New York. at the city
OF New York. o the same day - - -
- EDWIN LOUIS GARVIN.
PIfs' Attorney. 30 Broadway. N Y. City
New-York tribune., 1902-04-26

After reading Mrs. Athertons account OF
Aaron Burr as he appears in her novel, The
Conoueror" which is based on the life OF Alex
ordar Hamilton one is not surprised to mo
,ba, some of the old Colonial houses with which
he WAS identified. and which are still standing.
have the reputation of being haunted. Commo-
aore Thomas Truxton's old house. at Cranbury
" ] TO which Burr fed after he had slain
Hamilton has a secret panel which LEADS 10 a
bedroom which again is approached by a WIND
ing stairway leading away from the entrance
hall ND 10 the third story. 1t was In THIS room
that Burr hid for two or three weeks after the
duel There is much local lore as to the dis
asters which happened continually for the next
six.v wears 10 occupants of the house-uncanny
deaths The spell not broken until the
original wings of the house were moved by
sunerstitious owner to the opposite SIDE OF the
street and the fine old mansion has for the last
ouarter of a century been the centre of happy
home That such reputation should ling
for so many years is an index of the keenness
~ the reaction of popular feeling which fol-
lowed the death of Hamilton.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-26
TOPOGRAPHY AND TRAVEL.

MOSAICS FROM INDIA. BY Margaret B. Denntns-
limo DID. 295. Flemng H. Revel Company
Talks about India, Its peoples. religions and GUS
New-York tribune., 1902-04-26
SOCIOLOGY.

SOCIAL. SALVATION. BY Washington GLADDEN. 12n
pp v 240 (Houghton, Mifiin Coz
Essays treating the social questions Of the day,
New-York tribune., 1902-04-26

Among "the books that have not been writ
ten, is one that will tell clearly what the cost
of living is in New-York Tor people OIL limited
means and what they can get for limited
-. o< money Such book the Putnams
;,,,ara to supply, and Mrs. Christine Terhune
r.-iclx IS writing il. 1t is meant to answer
~. oeads of young married couples. living on
email salary girls living together as students
o- engaged in business and the army OF young
ro.n who, are sick of boarding houses, but who
ooa facts in order 10 dare TO give up boarding
,use ufe The book will treat or decorating
d furnishing an apartment current expenses,
going to market. general economies parucuiar
economies. life with a servant ana ~i'iou' ohe'
- ho hanpy with a janitor. the problem
,...s ,be choice of friends. how to enter
-, vbere to go for dinner, city amusements
.r,.t cost and that do not cost. cheap sait and
New-York tribune., 1902-04-26
JUVENILE.

c:IEANINGS FROM NATURE. BY Eva NJ Carter
l21no. pp. l47 (The Abbey PressD
Stories OF birds flowers and insects
New-York tribune., 1902-04-26

Mr.. Walter H Pages book. which Double
day, Page & Co. going to publish Immedi-
ately under the title of The Rebuilding of Old
Commemorative" is described in the subtitle
essays toward the training of the forgotten
in the Southern States. The very virtue
of democracy" says Mr.. Page in his preface
is that by the right training of all its chill
dren it has the power constantly to reinforce
itself from the rear The book contains three
essays The Forgotten Man." The School that
Built a Town" and The Rebuilding of Old Com
monWealths."
New-York tribune., 1902-04-26

Mcclure Phillips & Co. say that within three
days after it's publication more than fifty thou
sand copies of The Hound of the Baskervilles,"
Conan Doyles new story of Sherlock Holmes
have been sold.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-26

uaroen Mrs. Mary Pamela Milne-Holme gives
potpourri Of gardening interests. ranging from
literary TO horticultural
New-York tribune., 1902-04-26
SCIENCE.

OBSERVATIONS AND EXERCISES ON THE Wealth
E,R Laboratory In Physical Geography and Meteor
oloey BY A. Price \. NJ Quarto, 80.
american Book Company
manual he recording observa-
,ions and deducng therefrom of probable weather
New-York tribune., 1902-04-26

cSontry air near New-York, what one can do
without, accumulation of possessions and lay
ing aside money
New-York tribune., 1902-04-26

The Scribners have been delayed in the pub
lication of W. w. Jacobs's book. In Sun
wich Port and il will appear the first week
in May, instead of this week. announced.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-26

The question OF Adams reality as an historical
Parsonage and other crucial points in orthodox
theology that have been recently raised are
akin TO the motive Of a story by a new
writer-"Hardwicke, by Henry Edward Rood,
that the Harpers viii publish next week 1t
Depicts the experiences Of a young minister or
intelligence and education who goes from New
York TO a little village TO take charge of
country church, where only two or three or the
people understand his point of view, and
TO the others he is a hereto, an agent of Satan
himself, TO destroy the faith Of the
fathers" From this situation love story is
evolved
Harper & Bros. announce for publication on
May 16 volume by the author of Col
iecnons and RecollectioDs' entitled An On
lockers Notebook" The anonymity of the writ
er is sfiQ supposed to be preserved. but he
is Well known to he G. w +. Russell. young
est son OF Lord Charles Russell, who has figured
actively in British politics and held many offices
In the English Government. His new book, like
his previous one. is series Of familiar recollec-
uons OK English statesmen and literary men
and women, filled with anecdotes OF people he
has known and incidents that he has witnessed
stu! s7ore OK the garden and Its outdoor In
serssaS. Ia beg Stray IssaYas fxaSa q BRrdsr
New-York tribune., 1902-04-26
Droposals.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

Department Interior Office of Indian Affairs
Washington. C.. March l. 19o2Sealed proposals. IN
blankets, Wooen and cotton
clothing ETC. the may be. and directed 70
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, Nos % and -
city. viii be received until
o'clock D. M Tuesday, May 13 1902. for furnishing
Service blankets wOoen and cotton goods
clothing notions. Bids must be made out
blanks. Schedules giving all necessary
for bidders will be furnished on applc.9
10 the Indian Washington =. c. Nos % and 70
Wooster street York city; 30 Johnson street Ch-
cago Ill No SIS Howard street, Omaha Neor. ,he
Cornssaries Subsistence L. s n, at Cheyenne Les
enworth St Louis. Paul. and san Francisco: me
at Yankton. Arkansas city CaId
we'll Topeka. Wichita and Tucson Bids VIII pe opened
above stated. and bidders are m
present at the opening The Department re-
determine the point deilNery anu
to reject any all bids part Of any bid
A. JONES. Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1902-04-26
Summer Resorts.
NEW-YORk.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
OPENS FOR SEASON 1902 MAY BOTH
An IDEAL summer home cost: healthest
in h. positively malaria mosquitoes.
humidity accommodates 200: electric
bells orchestra bicycling boating.
bowling. fishing. pool. Tennis finest GOLF LINKS In
for beautifully Illustrated booklet
giving Photographic vCws.
& NJ BARTLETT. Kiamesha, Sullivan Co.. y. Y