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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-22
CROKER SAYS HE'S OUT
Of POLITICS FOR GOOD
Makes Speech at Democratic Club
BanQuet--BreakS Down Three Times.
Presented With Silver Service.

| New York, Jan. e2.-At banquet given
him at the Democratic club last night
Richard Croker said he had retired frori
politics for good and all. that his day
was done. He spoke just % minutes
three times I'm the course OF his speech
he sobbed and each time had 10 wait a
minute before he could talk smoothly
Andrew Freedman presided and gave 10
The Squire silver dinner service. weigh
ins 700 ounces In behalf of all others
present.
or the S men invited To the dinner -
were present The dinner was given by
the honorary stan OF the First Battery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-22
THE H0MEL lest MAN IN
PROVIDENCE

As well as the hsndhomest and others
sre invited TO call on any druggist and
get free a trial bottle Of kemp's Balsam
Tor the Throat and Lungs. = remedy tina
is guaranteed 10 cure and relieve all
Chronic and Acute Coughs. Asthma.
and SOC. ~ 60
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-22
Barbara
FrietChie


The same as marked it's phenomenal run
In New York. Rememb1r there will be
no advance from regular prices. our poll
icy Of giving high-priced attractions at
popular prices will always be continued
Next Week-Srand Production OF
LEWIS MORRISON'S FAUST"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-22
ANNUAL MEETINGS.

The Tenth Annual Meeting ~ Bethany
Home ~ Rhode Island will be held IN
Grace church Parish Rooms. Nathevson
Street. Friday. January 2fth, 1902 az s20
u m. Address hy Rev. 8 NJ Dick
Pm. -. The Public IL cordially invited
MACDE BAKER, Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-22

Every Evening II S.l5.
Mats. Tues Thurs. Sat at 2.15.
GRAND MILITARY WEEK.
clyde Fitch's Great American Play.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-22
EMPIRE NEW PARK

Matinees Daily 2IJ Every Eve, Sis
PRICES-l0 20. 30c.
The Great Melodrama by Edward Weitzel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-22
THE TIDE
OF LIFE

THE SEASONS SENSATION.
A clever and realistic drama tic exposition
Of scenes and experiences incidental %
life IN the heart OF THE GREAT ME-
TROPOLIS.
Next Week-"THE SECRET DE-
SPATCH."
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY n T Ingraham & Co u 9sth-st. 81 # " ef
PARK G5y1Gc.4. b h foreclosure sale; ;
Adler al ast PellacS 1t al: NJ II Hynan. atty 9
Botty ref action l. judgt. S4lfs; costs seeI ~
taxes prior SIT coo the PLAINTIFF for
over priur mort IS l. 9stEst. 25 ct of Park
ave gjxCf h foreclosure sale; same parties;
tia for s 900 over prior IS 96th-st Park
ave G5x1CJ: story foreclosure sale same parties
l. NJ whTte rel: 3; due udst. So Is6 d. costs
S32 So: S1229 %; prior mort S26ete to tee
OF 25S100i. Il h, foreclosure SAFE
same PARTIES + Coaf ref; action D. due on JodSt ~
go: &C. SIT s. taxes etc Sel2 %; prior mort
81" eco. 20 the plaintiff SiG00 over prior merit -
By Philip = Smyth 6S1 AmsterdaEl-ave, . cor sssl-
St 25xti 1Ois; story h. with stores foreclosure sc
Ernest Ehrnanr et al, rus etc sst SiInon rsis - o. %
1t s37 500 o costs ssia 6a taxss se77 % to
the painf fnr $40 60. 105th-st. iol " 81
ave 25xlc01 IL story Fl h. fofeclosu sait
Trust 20 trtIs etc Herman keTtsoEer ct al; T.
sheldon atv BENJAMIN Oppenheimer ref due on lufst
ss2 Si9T so taxes. etc $ss az - he Fa'
tiff for saa 500 ess 4,
Isy Mevckar Trust Go: tieTararar@ e 5 c,I c
n " # rGlh-st, 2oo Walton 81 9lNl loAZiS
5nx nxT3 mtge. $50, partly paid
~ taxes etc sa3 Ss also Walton-ave cor but
ternut-st 81 6ax2e 35x14 81 trangplaI vacant
v ffuers.eI al Couder Bres. airs y DSlgIs.
le an I6ct n22 costs S7G5 Is, adjourned sine Hs
E,y Herbert sherman: a53 W fllth-s n : y II ~
stbSave S6xio H. 6 story b. foreclosure sale =
Teueev agt Cassidy ~ al, W Eiilett attS -,
-rbomnson m ref idg slnoS2 80 costs SSio -
taxes etc 81 sl7 90 prior sssG COO to the pain'
''F a. 20 Bryan l. Kennedy; ss5754l lsthst 10 e
Of Alexander f00xIGo story piano tactefs i9
elesre sale Z 5 Life Ins Co asI BnakeF t a.
a. tsxes e1S SIS Co. adjourned December -
~ T. I Phillips & 60: 1850 Park-ave. corner ls3
st. "a loxs6. story h foresosnre ssG; , H'ss tY
r flnev ref due judgi SIS aa eests $3.50 ~ taxes
etc s3 Ma nl: 10 Helen c Brown for slF,o"
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06
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THE TRIBUNE, NETWORK
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06
TRADE N CHTC4GO.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. |

TBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.
Chicago, Dec 5.-There have been liberal wheat
deliveries again to-day-over 561,ae0 bushels. The
December tonight is about cents discount There
was continued Armour selling The market closed
q TO sc lower than Thursday. May opened at
&c sold between 7sc and 754c, and closed at 15&se
December closed at T215c sellers, July 7Slsc. Re
oeirts in the Northwest and Southwest were con-
sderahly smaller than last year, but the lessened
figures the result Of yesterdays st'Irn In
the Northwest there 58i against l54 last
wear; at primary points sos, 600 bCsnes against
il55 900 bushels. Direct Argentine cables reported
the weather favorable and the harvest progressing
satisfa ctorily Argentine shipments 5000
bushels Nothing was sold from here for ship
nent although beats were offering at &c. Duluth
reports 225.oga bushels sold; New-York. II loads.
Clearances to-day were only I21 oe bushels Clear
ances this week aggregated 5.5a4ooa bushels. or
about 109ooe5 bushels over last year. Gables were
a trife lower The Modern Miller" reports the
work Of Eessan hy checked by cool weather, but
says there is some nervousness over the low
ternperature where wheat is rank New-York to-
say reports cleared for Australia 165.0oo bushels
of wheat and s6eo barrels of -four. Just now there
Is g rush TO forward wheat East before the close
ef navigation. Fort William is bidding &C for
boats; Duluth. &c. but, with :he rate out of here
only 2e nothing taken
There was colder weather West and the
market was inclined 10 sel of 1t closed unchanged
TO &c under Thursday. Nav sold at 431sc and at
Sc and closed zSssc SELLERS; December closed at
h4zc; January. z12ei JurS &C Inere We're lS5 cars
here with o contracted: ls3 estimated for Satur
day There were about q, 600 bushels contract corn
OF private houses. The ST Louis blind pool
is long December at Chicago, St Louis and Kan
sas City but there is every prospect the elevator
people viii iii them up here. With normal winter
weather It is felt the price of will sell off.
Argentine shipments were 45 COO bushels. American
esarances this week. 1,151 0o bushels the largest
in months.
December oats at the opening were 2e under the
May the result of the liberal deliveries Of the last
two days. but shipping sales Of oats aggregated
about z25 600 bushels. The December at the close
was enly Isac under May. The December closed at
Sc; the May 321ac. Receipts were 1s4 ears; the es-
innate fer Saturday, $50.
Flax unchanged and neglected; December,
Il, and the May, s. p sellers. Receipts at the
three points were l6s cars against i55 last year.
Lard was strong, closing 2l5c TO 2oc higher. The
foreign bulls are the motive. January ribs and
pcrk were higher; May some lower There were
1ea hogs here; at Western points. sooo0 hogs.
against e4,eG last year, Liverpool was lower on
ara and hams. Provisions have been advancing
lSsi OF late Some look for reaction,
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Morningside-ave East corner t;sn t;sds,; lps al an
100: L, Felt TO Henry Z steseiiS' !e' gu
q G and w.
8, Niehoias.ave, :. i43.f1 # 5 OF is5a-et runs
t1yx n " o 70 esihhins' Leo
Rire to- he Realty Company OF New-foIs tNefi'ihsi
,oS,n st No I'D 22e.s II Of Park-aye -o.ox
lo0ll Eri,a =. -s,ary Nominal
tonth 81 ; l5o Of Amsterds na-aFe. 2Ss
son n Neg-York building Lean Banking Conf
ngnr 10 Frank Gies and another hertsase, ,,,,.,
e;rsnd-st Nos 2os and aoals: Me,t-s. No l4S 70
haens fifand-Ss. corner Met-st, T',fS
soosanss6, Alexander Van Rensselaer, indip1dusi
al Barnett levy mortgage.
- ~ nsrccI in Of Nos 6I and u Bread-ss
az and begins al 9 cor
- a.. - land convened 20 Brown. dated August
1siE n W * * oios s.
Hsies Nominal
StsfS P'ohsN-
Alfred to c. Nominal
Nominal
ss me fpronerty: New-Yoyt Life Insurance and
Trust Company trustees et al 70 same all a.
a.h-st Nos Is and % ;. 400 II W OF 5th-ave.
sna Tennis Club rierssase 10000 90 81 o.
Levy to Aaron woi Issooo
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06
REAL ESTATE.
OFFER OF s1,soo,ooo FOR PROPERTY
BOUGHT TWO YEARS AGO FOR ss2sooo

The market showed unusual sgns Of activity yes
terday 1t was learned that George G. Boidr pro-
prieter OF the walderf-Asteria. had received an
offer of 81 5oea for the properties which ne owns
in the block front on the east side of Fifth-ave
bAt,vAa, Thirtv,sixth and Thirty-seventh sts- He
holds title to almost the entire block front. De-
spite this tempting offer he has no idea 1t is said
of selling the parcels at least not at the present
time. He bought the parcels about two years ago
for Ss25.e00-
Many other cheerful reports. relating either to
the probable sale or the Improvement OF large
properties were heard There is movement under
wav in the Broad-st section for taking over
large plot on which stand old four story buildings
ard tho erection of a sixteen story building the
site by syndicate being formed. In this project
about $e500oOo is involved The details ct fnls
transaction together with the sale OF the Gar
ence apartment house are given in another column
1T was also learned that the business or William
M RYAN has been bought by Parish. tlsher
Mooney & Co. which has just been incorporates
This firm continue at its old place OF business
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY,

Folsom Brothers have sold Nos. 425 and i2d West
Twenty-hfth-st.. three story brick oulidine' ON
plot 5ox9ss feet. The seller is the Auchinioss
estate.
John peters has sold for Nicholas NJ. and Mary
e DaIv to Jacob Wenstein Nos. 3oS and so East
Thirteenth-st two four story front and rear tehe-
ment houses on plot sox1o5.s feet, fer improve
ment
Kneeland Ireland & Co. have sold for BENJAMIN
3 Davenport to a client the house Nc % "es'
Thirty -nnth-st. size q. .sxss9 feet
Post & Reese report the following leases; NO %
East Seventy-eighth-st for Mrs Kenneth FRAZER
Mr.. De Rhan: No 80 west EieVenth-st' ia
conjunction with Folsom Brothers. for Julien T.
Davies, jr to a Mrs. Lynch; No. 100 East Fifty
seventh-st for General Di Cesnola TO Mr.. Dry
ton; No 12s East Fifty-hfth,st for FTesers =
enaafrs efghthst III for ~ Mrs M susan hi the Rev Or
Abbott and d, No 80 T Fast Ihir1ynin'h-s
Dr. W F. HaWes is reported to have sold to ebrss ps
Samuel ARsl so,]s Ne % 80 e as ee adjoining
the northeast corner of Fifty -ninth-st -.
sod Nas s snd III vest
St., two. Eve story apartment houses on pi9t
De Laneey 7, Smith has sold for the estate ef
three Story hign stoop hrownstone dwelling house
soa 70 70 fa:If tbe Trinity Corporation No go Washing
ton-st, four story brick building on a let z9Aso
s cowen has sold No. 741 East ore,hundred= nd;
No s5s East One -hundr ed and -sixty-frst-st.
Francis x O'Conner has sold to George D. Sher-
man Nos. 252 and 23i West Fifty-feurth5st-, two
three story dwelling houses, on plot 9vNito9 teet
Tbe b,Iyer will alter No 254 which occupies a tul
lot into stable, for which plans are now being
drawn RI. l.. . ,,
Marx No. So Gouverneur-st.. five story front ana
four-story rear tenement houses, ot 2oxleO feet
Kramer & Lefkowitz have sold to Hillman q
Goldman the three six story tenement houses Nos
9o6 POS and 80 Stanton-st, on a plot 4sx1te teet
a:<o. to the same buyers for Improvement; Nos
125 an5 III East Fourth-st., plot JX9o2 feet ana
Nos 81 and 6S Columbia-st., plot 50xlOo feet
Frank Hillrnan and another have sold the teTieo
ments No. 129 Monr0c-st. and Mes lis and 10
Cannon-st.
Jacob Resenbsum has sold FOR Mr. SilverbeTg
No. West Observation-Disclosures
Iowenfeld & Prayer have bought from Daniel
S. McEiroy. No. Ais East Twelfth-st. a four story
tenemen house. on plot a 4xa2 3x26.sx1023 feet
Aivan W Perry has bought for client No. 1S
East Fifty-seventh-st. four story and basement
by the Peck estate Horace s Ely & Co were the
brokers
Harris sekolski & Son have sold for We'll &
Mayer Ne Isl Ludow-st, a seven story eulidins'
on a lot q. .4xS7.6 feet.
Ferdinand Forsch is reported to have bought
from a syndicate recently formed by Georse <,
Read a part Of the property which the syndicate
bought from the New-York Institute FOR the .o IN
feet on the north side of one-hundrsd-and.
fourth-st 313 feet west of Kingsbridge Road II
adioins the property already owned by Mr. Forsch-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06

Cirallnus
TIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

YORK by tie grace God free and independent
e James r Palmer Gertrude a Knapp. Mary g KeT-
heirs and tofkf Francis a Palmer. de-
-eeses e-n5 erse;-ng: Whereas. Richard B. Kelly. Of
tbs City OF New York lstelv applied TO the surro
Rates Court OF cur County OF New YORK 70 nave q
certain Instrument writing relating to both & Tsal sna
neyssnaf propsrtv proved the Last VIII aso
testament Of Francis A Palmer late OF the County OF
NEE York deceased: therefore. veu sno each O ~ 81
cited appear before OF our county OF
Nss york a his Office il The County OF New 9ork on
the de. ssv az ecsrber cpe thousand hundred ana
re half past O'Clock in the forenoon OF .st cay
and te.e 10 sttsp the PROBATE o. the SAID LAST
VIII and Tesrarnent And such of you as are hereps,
cfts1 9nder the age twaptya> years are
. eppeer py your gqsrdien haVe one. or II you
sayt sppear apply for one 70 be appontse o
a tie of your neglect failure 70 90 so
aac VII Appointed the Surrogate 10 fepfess' s
&C, ior ycU IN the proceeding -, ., ,ha
sarrosaes Court OF County OF New aoIa 70 DC
nereunto Hon. Frank / fitAEe-ai. .
eRfroxate County OF New YORK AT SAG 5e
- sfa Gay November the year OF oc1 ~''e w.
L. 81 ' ~ J. FAIRFAX NLAuGHLiS
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court.
PuTSEy TwoXBLY & PUTNEY Attorneys for Peti-
AonsfE. ITO Broadway. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06
STOCK EXCHANGE GOVERNOR A BUYER

The building No s25 Fifsh-ave., on lot 2+7xloo
feet has been sold by ex-Congressman Jefferson
NJ. Levy. to Aaron Wolff. sr.. governor OF the
Stock Exchange, for Sl9s,aC0, Mr.. Levy has bought
ncrn Mr.. Wolff No West Thirty -eishth-st., on a
lot 2jxss9 feet. for ss0a Title TO the two proper
ties passed yesterday
The Fifth-ave. parcel is I'll feet south of Thirty
tkird-st and once the Benedict mansion II
is leased for s9.OO1 and taxes each year and this
lease is Sublet for sli.40o a year.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06
TO ALTER BRoAD-sT. PARCEL

Plans were filed yesterday at the Bureau of
Buildings Manhattan for alterations 10 Nos. $
and 50 Broad-st which is old time office build
Ing owned by the Maritime Association OF the Spft
an additional story the present building, there
by making it five stories high. and reconStructing
the building Throughout and making it hreproof
The estimated cost is $780, 600. F. Freeman is the
architect.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06

A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for The IJbnns
- I Uptown Office,
NO. 1,3G4 BROADWAY,
Between ssth and s7th sts until oeIIseek ?; m.
Advertisements will be received following hfanfh
orees al regular Office rates until aeiock p M. VIZ
xSb 1sssss' - East Isfh.sfs 81 West a:a-st..
tween 7th and 18th ayes: 23 West l2oth.st; l..ssS
Sd-ave.. 16tn and 77th sts: 1,OS6 3a-ASe::
near 6ist-sI. I,s.. l.f-Hve.. near saths lS7 East
I2Sth-gt,; 756 TremOnt-ave., 6SO 3d-ave,, nsar
sist-stj; 564 3d-sve:;. 210 Bleeeke ker-st; SO
8leecker-st. Brooklyn. n. N--216 LouFtssx
SI6 Smith-st., 1,OO4 Gates-ave. Newark, n. -
rot Broad-st. Also at A. .. 7. onicss.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06
Proposals.
STREET RAILWAl ! I,
nROPOSAL

DRoPosAL FOR STREET RAILWAY,
ft ~ &c S Act nsssed Monday, october goth 19o2 by
The United States Philippine ,5h itars
BIDS WI iiI he rsre Board - Manila determine the
s,tae ~ street railway franchise united VITA iran
hise furnish lgt ahd Route thirtyre miles
Hxed in the franchise. covers sfao
City Of Man n nsssenser transportation part
of the city to any ether Ps the mraton of The fran
for bidders ar L sstv Years from date passage of
tba ict: SECOND the rates OF fars not 70 r
and one han eents gold for hrss Gass pssn6 TiRb
TO paid the City tor the
is Inn one one-haf per-centun On rsainstei
from me after twenty-five years when the ey
% nnrehase entire p2n o. ths nas
price Of rect railway TO be four feet eigat ssl
baif inches rails rails not less mai ssS stene
per greoved rail of not less than seventy
pounds to begin months after AWARDING oil @ PIC
=. aa 2, ,npeted twenty months thersalser .e
and |oFh ~ heat and franchise united N sls
street railway franchise N eu,s1ea by the Municipal
ior nv additional point OF conpettion N ths
Beard Ihe and power franchise compensation 10 d D
paio % nsrcent earnings Inc es W to be
errchse and time OF beg.nnlng ss FIH text of law
the sam 81 on file the Office Of the HmRop gun d
sosrd in Manila together WITH ana sp at the Bureau Of
proposed rs fod War Department. washington after De
cember first zeived at the office the Municipal
Bios M.nsi. until and including Mafeh i'n G,ay
Tenast Of 100000 to bs mage eiii bs
sSy compaay Of q New York phiilppine Insual
nasiteres in the United States, ana ~ he Mu-
such deposit csses & eItified BY national bank.
s,eigsl 20 seeopsnS the for tWRDs
49,, r & Army. Chief Of Bureau ef Insular AZ
ssir. war Department, Wasninstol, =, -
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Spencer Place east side. 325 feet north OF One
hundred-and- -fourth-st one story brick sta
BILE 551sxsO feet: Walter w Taylor. owner; Fred
erick Meres, architect: S4.00o- -
Jdckson-ave., northeast corner on ORe-hundreo-
and sixty-sixth-st. five brick stores and dwelling
houses three OF them 19 12xS75 feet, one lasxs,.o
feet and the fifth 20xS7.5 feet;- Thomas j, quinn
owner; ". c. Diekerson. architect; $1,000
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06

ss,h-st No 7ns rs5 II ~ Of sth-ave. 2sx9eS;
Aaron Wolf IT, 70 jefferson u Levy os a.
5eth-st No 1a6. = 100 n q sth-axet -oNse-s- -os
125th-st, Ne 1914 9 :. f35 II f shave ooN
fo3-1l; Adelaide 7. Butler 20 James III Horton
hcfNS5Se- SSt.Nst
Rive-si6s-avs f25th-st. runs lsoS
15O2x " lG0x N -zsx " stx lee2. Trinity
Realty - % NstrapoIitsn Improvement Co. y
AoTningSide-ave. No Il, e. 2e4 ft of li5tn-
st. 3fsxs3. 3x2sxlof g. Nev-Scrk Investment arf
Improvement Co 10 James F Taylor-
same property: James r TAYLOR to Leonard
Bronnsr: mortgage. S3Gel0 ---.-.--....----
II Pomerey. referee. Frederic Aver mort
l2sth-st Ne $50 5 3 fa5 n : Of Broadway 25x
90 IL; Jethro W Cute % Frederick Justice;
4n"rtsdSe- slSNJ
ave. soxl2o ix5oxti2.2: Edmund j Tinsslsis. ref
cree 70 IcrettO : Lett
Washington-st. No $50 5 IS II OF Barrcw-st
2h2xso; Ida NJ RyerSon the rector, etc. OF
Trinity Church: & $ mortgage SO, aoo-----.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06
- ENGINEER OFFICE. ARMY BUILD

O.1s New York. 1902 Sealed nnse Irsnssa oub l6
fnr!ishnE Island Sew York Ea.bor VII DC rs
esves at mis- once II O'CLOCK hoon .nniication
.nd then opened ihlotAnas'A NN
~ r MA FSHALL. Major Eugrse
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06

AMUSEMENT COMPANY TAKES TITLE.
The William T. Keogh Amusement Company took
title Yesterday 20 No 80 East One hundred-and-
eIghth-st., 25.5x10o.n feet. from Elias hempner-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06
NEW RIrILDING PLANS.

leth-st :. $50 fl W OF 5th-aye through 10 I7th-
81. tor eleven story brick cffises, with store.
toxlsf; : c Lyons Ruildins and Operating CO.
owner Buchman & Fox. architects tsubstitursd
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06
'YRACUSE UNIVERSITY.

Student life at Syracuse University. Ffct-
ures and amusing aae ecdotes- In to-morrow's
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06
q PURsUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.

Abner c Thomas a Surrogate of the County of New
York notice hereby given to all persons having claims
agans Gustav B. Berckmeus late of the County OF New
York DECEASED 10 present the with vouchers thereof
to the subscriber her place OF transactng business
atthe ofT D. Duncan, No 1So Broadway. IN
the City of New York before the 18th day Of
,ooo
Dated New York, the sth day Of NoveIneer lsos
ESTELLE L. BERCKMANS, ExecutriS
DAVID D. DUNCAN Attorney for Executrtx lo9 Broad
wav New York N
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06
\ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner C Thomas. Surrogate of the County Of
New-York notice is hereby gTen to all persons having
mont of Nice. France deceased 70 present the same same
Of ransacting business, 2e wiiliaust Borough Of
Manhattan in City OF New York on or before The
es April Dated New-lork. the 10Th
DAY of October 1902. THE FARMERS LOAN AMP
TRUST COMPANY. Administrator. Turner Rolston =
Heran Attorneys for Administrator p WiaIn7sf New
yarkN N
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06

TAMPA BAY, FLORIDA.
MODERN, LUXURIOUS. FIREPRooF.
TAMPA BAY HOTEL.
Lar sports Gelf, Tennis Driving Auto
mobing, Canoeing Sailing Fishing. etc, unexcelled in
this wonderfully beautiful land
Through trains direct hotel,
OPEN IN JANUARY.
HARVEY g. WOOD. Hotel Bellevue Boston Msss
Park Place, New York. Mondays II to 2.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06
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PARTNER AND TEMPORARY LOAN.

o1e or two individuals who command the
of s7seoo to 100000 six To be
lseo financing and prcnotng oil VIII have
Irust Co-npsly your selection make transfers;
sso furnish guarantee money will absolutely
sssears and will De returned the END OF time men
uoned II consideration of loan. VIII pay cash give
liberal amount Of stock in company which viii pay
20 css than l2c organization Property consists
eeo acres CT land several defined locations
te.ecltg nei.s eElng apout 20 paFrets per cas
r. partY inserting this 4 Interest and wants 20
ssy she COMPANY; is manufacturer OF
soehs means resident Of Penn and West Virginia oil
asa GaE Fss COED bank references TO integrity and
s'tnclng This opportunity that will pay you 10
cs .nte az the possibilities great Address w O. M
tribune ofHc7.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned made application fer the renewal OF
certificate 40 ass shares Of stock OF the New
Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company issued to
isabella J. anG dated the 18Th asV or tepruary
lees the having been lost DESTROYED:
THFODOPE 3. BoORAEM
of Isabella j. Evans,
New Brunswick n. J.