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New-York tribune., 1902-03-21

NJ A. - ~
Lecturer al the Liverpool School Of Tropical
< 2'5s5S's c.. Emo '' 90 ''o''s"'''s cree"
It is doubtful if any living man is 50 well
qualified by practical experience 10 tell how
20 suppress the mosquito as Major Ross. Not
only is he one Of the earliest believers in the
theory that this insect is instrumental in the
propagation Of malaria and other diseases, hut
he also went 10 FreetoWn. Sierra Leone a year
or TWO ago. and here waged an elaborate cam
paign which greatly reduced the number of
mosquitoes While Major Ross has chiefly in
view the tropical possessions Of Great Britain.
and though some Of his suggestions are espe-
cially adapted 10 the governmental conditions
existing there. yet in the main his programme is
practicable IN the great majority OF places where
mosquitoes abound
The fundamental idea Of this plan is to get
rid Of the breeding places Of these insects. which
in many cases are in close proximity the
houses I'm which the latter are found. A mos
quito seeks food IN the nearest dwelling To its
birthplace, and though the wind will occasion
ally carry il TO considerable distance. there
is usually little difficulty in determining the
place of its nativity Total determination Is out
Of the question and even after thorough work
has been done in a town constant vigilance is
requisite. Persistence as well as energy must
characterize the warfare. But when the breed
ing places have been reduced in number the few
newcomers have correspondingly small chance
Of propaEatng.
Major Ross's general procedure is 10 have a
man designated as superintendent Of the cru
sade in every town This person will need
money from the very beginning. but should get
il by popular subscription. and not seek finan-
cial aid from the civil authorities The money
is spent almost exclusively for labor. Such ma
terals as oil. gravel and cement and the neces-
sary tools for the work. frequently he Sc
cured through the generosity OF public spirited
residents. whose sympathy should be dIplo-
rnatcally enlisted
Inasmuch as the habits Of the two best
known genera. cuex and anophees are some
what different. II is recommended that two
separate gangs be employed in fighting them.
and be properly instructed to their duties
The culex gang should make house to house
visits. look for broken flower pots bottles
gourds. sardine boxes, tomato cans and similar
receptscles which catch little water. and which
viii usually be found 10 contain larvR. Permis-
sion having been obtained. these articles should
be removed. a rubbish gon making its rounds
regularly for that purpose. The anopheles
gang viii search for shallow stagnant pools in
the highways suburbs. and roadside ditches
These should be drained. If possible. or else
New-York tribune., 1902-03-21
EEW YORK SUPREME coT.PT ,

New York. Caroline Schwarz plaintiff srsirs,
,'"0'E" w Arthur au'l others defendants Acti,,
IN pursuance OF Judgment for-co osure and sale Iy
made cuteTe! u the action bs.r
nE DAT" thr llfh aF ~ March. l:u9 rutarstcr.l
Io" referee IN said Judgment named SCI a; rlhi.
auction Al inc New York Real Estate SaIesrnon ~ III
roadWaV. ln the Borough of Manhattan County n New
York "n The "th dav of April tu eIya o'clock
noon That d7N. 10y u. Ph'pniN ngrahan Aurtiausc,
directed by said Judgment he sold and thorai, do
SCri"a as "ll"ws' All that Ir piece or parcel
~ tI'' e,'GHt, wing ana being in the Borough nj
Fi"uN. 'lfy- county and New YORK, Z
and described as follows. wit r,ipt
on The '.dsf"fH side ui 81. Auus
hundred and twenty 'icht ~ruthorlv From, tbs
S"ufh'asi"rly corner ~ one Hundred and svtb
street and ST. AIMS Avenue. steri,.
ani parallel With one hundred and FIfty-sxth street
ana part of tn" distance through q riref1
ir't thence Southrry parallel with St AIMS Avenue
Z" the Souherly line Of Number Twenty fv1 80
on, . certain map entitled Map l55 building I1ts
.ri"9fis - narl"s \ Stader. situate tho Twenty
thlrd Ward ~ the city of Kew York surveyed AMI
Drawn by l"ul, Risse. e. p Srry.y,, 49,
N@W York. April 18th. lSSI. flcd in the Gr3rc -
Inc Register ot The County Of New Iiira
lNNt and thence Westerly. along Southsrly linz -
Sald loi nuInher Twenty two. Tho East
eTy line ~ s. AIMS Avenue. and thence NortherIv
along the same, twenty six feet fourteen one bu1
drr1ths of foot. the point place OF bae nnip ~
ldttH New t"lk, March 18th. 1902
ry.--t, r,,-,,,.,-l,,. ADRIAN II. LARKIN. Referee
HATCH pERENoISE & COLBY. Attorneys For TIai,
uh. No. - Wall Street New York CIV " '"'
Ih he following Is diagram the prunsrt,, O., ba
SOLD us street number H. $50 s. AIMS
ISStb
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A CONSUL IN CHINA.
RANDOM NOTES OF A LONG SOJOURN
IL THE EAST


.TOT5N CFITNANAN AND 4 FEW OTHERS BY
=. y; FsrkeT. octave Ip- XIX -s'' 4-' /
10
- - - -. l.tt,,. nd 90, IN
-, -. ,-,-,-,,,, 81, u. -,,irl,s tbon, inter
- -, - 49,. IN -. The ,,igbtv His
- ..oi-i- t,ri.. ~
--,., = ,,,.b5,c
~ -, 80 "a
''.'l $3.50 ,r,,,o,, r,otas
"a t,,,,,-ozsjo of some aspects Of
=. 90 .,,.-oa+ar .ha,, NAM. a more nro-
| no. "a. -, 80
-. II. .aus - tis
-, - -. - 49, -rs,,r, n
- l-t,,,,,r,,,,, ,t+b The b,qo won who
s,o,. -. "a. r,ra course Ting Sun the re
,o7,-ro5 ,,oo, ,ro had indicted IInou the Pel,ing
ia . .-,.+t,,-, of a,-,,i15o Harold q, and the
-.
70 ioaf5. b,,einees md - he ronvuIsad with
merrimeut at the thought Of the British lion
l'dTlhG WIN rage gus, because a hllsSlondI?
e I- i7u - | - 80 $3.50 Iile Ior 80, -.
soaring 10 eloGueuce myself in describing in
horror stricken language and earnest tones how
,la is % ram i5 Sp?ul som %.t a
at an, You've got il well off 10y heart. Ha
Ha' The stones fell like rain" This was too
mncn Tor me- joined merTly IN the ln1ectous
bae oora A. I,s- md ti1s eae,, Old daI-s are glTa
forever.
A remarkable trait. even in the common peorle,
is the ability IF the Chinese 70 trace their an
cestrv hack for hundreds NJ wears Foo
Chow teacher NJ Parker once had traced his
descent for 500 wears. the co,77n,onest China
man could usually 20 hack from two hundred
to five hundred wears. and Nj Parker once won
a bet that his rowdicst stable cooIfe if ordered
in ard questioned in his own dialect could give
offhand tho names Of all the Nanchu reigns. and
Of all the dynazries back to Kublai Khan. He
did II at once
Many are the curious t-pes and PERSONA ges de-
scrbed by AIr Parker. He received decidedly
unfayorable impression IF Ii Hung Chang. He
was much more inclined to talk politics than to
stick to the subject under deliberation and in
doing so he often disDlaved A childish i'm
patience and petulan~e In some Of his inter
course with him over minor matters Ii ap-
peared sordid and ugly. The Eiceroy Iiu Kun
Yih -yas one Of tho most ,1rripl,+ Of mon Of
absolute franl,,aes md 1o,-alt,- Having n ono
time to act as substitute customs o+7cia1 his
share If tho r,roa-s amounted ro f3o oao which
he declined to receive b,1+ offered 20 crarita f,a
objects. and for This he WAS rather snubbed
than thanked l,- +,.e Pel,f,r- ~o,arnroan+
In C,a,,,,,, NJ p.,l-.~ r,,7 as o .ao,ro- -,
old C,r,ra,,,.,, ,,.,,.7 A. 80 s,-+ ,s l-b;,.s,
CARLYLE ALWAYS deno,,Dcfnp b,r,buqs and nra-
tenders. extoI1fng the ancient sapes and f,1I
oe ceremony funerals re,erenco for .bonas. and
New-York tribune., 1902-03-21
STPREME COrRT conntr OF - NJ

Louise Il. Eide PlainrIn against Jennie Tyr7ar and
others. Defendants It. pursuance Uf
closure and sale. duly ad- I'm tho above
entitled action and bearing tho Of March
1902 l. the Undersigned, the Referee aid Judgment
named will sell a. publ" aUrtou York Real
Estate SalesoonS AZ No III Broadway Borough # Man
haitian. city n New York. Wednesday. ninth CAV
~ April 100 At twelve O'Clock day. ~
" lliam NJ Ryan. AucriCnccr the premises
All that lot. parcel situate. living
and being in the Borough ot Manhattan n Twelfth
Ward ~ the city II New York, bounded described e
follows: beginning point the uoUthery side T
hundred ana two hun
dred eighty westerly rorthwesterIv cor
Of Fourth Avenue a0d hundred twenty second
street, thence northerly Fourth
Avenue hundred The centre line
= the block thence westerly along said
hundred inches The mort harIy
Side ~ one hundred sDd tW"ntvsecond Street thence
edsterly along tn the point a-
place ~ beginning. be the said several dimensions and
distances
BEING the premises conveyed tho SAID Jennie
lNm hy said William Lyman. bv deed dated
-. 1885" and recorded the Office Register
city and County of N"~ York ILher Section Of
'nveyances page '. said premises being known
by the street number j3 East One hundred twenty
second Street
Dated New York. March 1Tt>. 1902
ABRAHAM r. TAtWRENtE Referee
TURNER ROISTON y HOHtN Attorneys Tor PIairrfT
- William Street Borough ,. Manhattan. city OF
York
The following diagram of tho property 10 sold
a. described above. The street number 53 East
hundred and twenty second Street
1o2rd
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fnrerlosure Sdles.
SUPRE11E COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-Maria H. Rider, Plaintiff. against Borntt
KantroVitz and others. Defendantsn pursuance OF a
Judgment and sale. duly made
in the entitled action. and bearing date
day Of March 1902 /. undersigned the Referee
in said Judgment named will sell public auction the
New York Real SaleSr0ou, No. III Broadway n
the Borough II Manhattan. city, County
New York on day of April 1902 at twelve O'Clock
noon day by Philip \. Smy 9TH. Auctioneer.
premises directed said judgment 70 be sold and there
in described follows All that tract piece parcel
land situate living being in the Twenty third
and bounded and described a follows Beginning a a
point boundary line Of land late ot
William W. FON distant hundred and
siXtye 47-OO feet Torthwardlv from the
eastarly of lot ~ known and described
certain map entitled Map ~ the village Of Woodstock
situate about half mile from tho railroad depot in the
Manor OF Morrisania IN the Township Of West Farms
County 0f WcStchester and state Of New York filed IN
the Office of Register ~ th County of NestChester
June 9, 1850 Map ruulher 90. running thence a
northeastery direction along said land atA of the Fox
nfty-srVen thence westerly direction
along line right angles 10 the westerly boundary line
said land Fox eighty four and IA oo
thence southerlv direction along line parallel
the essterly line Of Prospect and distant there
from hundred and nfty-nue and - if1 foot and
thence ea=erlv direction ninety nine and 90 100
ever the parcel Of all that
thereof taken nv he Corporation of the city OF
New York for the opening Of StehhUs Avenue
Dated New York. March 18th 1902
WII.RFP MCBRIDE. Referee.
RIDER & SMITH PlaHtins Attorneys. 20 Pine street.
Manhattan. New York city.
The following diagram Of the property he sold
New-York tribune., 1902-03-21
NEW YORK SUPRENlE CnIRr cnr.,.r,:

OF NEW YoRK--TriaI desired in Nsv York C,r,-
John f Roosevelt and ". Emiau Roazsga,. =.
i II3st'TS Tor Ma7cia r Scovsl under ne Last wiT
plaintiffs against Romeo H. sc6le ana came StEi ID
wife, John J. SChie and Annie $Chiia his
Lange Amanda NJ Fanciuli and Francisco F1rciur ~
hushand Freda \ CaH@ and William CHiIe her hls1,n5.
GeorEe jerome Schile and Marquette Emma S-hiz fs
called MarGarethd Ermina ScIiIct Romeo n Srr7s =
sole surviving Executor ~ the Last VIII AMI Tes7,
OF NaISfretha S,hte. deceased. Romeo r.
Nu ana testament ot NIrcaretha chile deceased s-4
as trustee OF the created -.il WEE,
ItfhT} NelssHan. John L. Roosevelt and " Fmis-
roosevelt as trustees f-r Marcia T.
,Teorse Moor" smith Pelham HoG FI.ra+1s t--,7s,~'
IITpnn y over. John r. Over. Louis F1sn- lanes n
tls, samuel Coles. Frank T. seymour. E0rs7lo Fa--i
qll Jula ttnCtuh tliSr called IUEsr1 T4~-uUu Ts~a
tanipi. Frederick Iarc0 August ana ,;aTr.a az
'F'eh. As Executors 20 and Trustees
ana testament NJ Henry -"hi- deceased Defendant.
Hn1 70 eaCn m them N0I hereby uur.re1 ans-
rhe complaint this and serve a ..-y - -
'SN' on tH' Flttntf~ attorney within twenty 4ays
ILr 'n" srN'" of this SUNNI exclusive -f
lief demanded in tho complaint ~
Dated \"W YORK.
GEORGE o. koGE- EIJiu-.rr.- ATTORNEY
fost ,'fce Address AMI "H.e Nos - Wall -r-ss,
Manhattan Borough Erv iuS r.rr s.
10 samuel 'oies and Louis E1Icu1. Defendants.
susu- o. order ~ the Hrr-+hre ,-arIa- r lrf-ss-
one ot the Justices gf
Nc1 York dated the H-H-rl4r. 1.u. -I 6l
with The complaint IN the rf.a sIr-e -- C7-,
~ Manhattan. u the ti'y stare a Y--y
~ FfbEuarv 18th iGu2. Wii,a complaint vas g-.-nalv
'"Ga 1 G ihs'eia on TIE -2rt Gay e n@comt-r. ie'l
dated New YORK. February -.rl. Ig0@
GEORGE o. EpEEF. PT1fr-.~=- tt----s-
io-t once Address and Dfea. and
Manhattan Borough Nev Y1r- Ci-y. ~ "
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= 2 q In
East 1nnth g

approximate n charge 70 satisfy
above described 10 be ia
so S5SI3 with interest thereon from the 10Th DAY
together with allowances
20 S354 50. with interest thereon March 11th
together with the Of sala he
Of or 9th Hens
be allowed 20 tho purchaser II rh4 pur
chase paid by the eferee and interest
New York March II. 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-03-21
ltIIlous
THE PEOPLE OF run STATE or NEW

YORK. hv rive ~ Card fres ari iuIsv-0isn' 70
Johanna Nu~uauU. i.rI~I l,fr7rIk- f4plrNS
Fertha Rt,deL r1uI i;atu- O.-o f;'5tu tsul Meme.
Meta Eoh'e Rudolph Frita ana Henry Frfrr me -oi
heirs and next ot Kin . WilaU Ia'''u' 'r,1ssf -u
Et-~trE. Whereas Iit H-7aU 20 tho tfry ~ NrV 1rN.
o. TOMMY
- Nsw NarE have .-rt.iu instrument writing re-
ittUE both real tr3 personal property dUv proven
IN" last VIII and Testament ,f William Ea65n. iair
the county 90 New NHrN. DECEASED TraTstrs You tll
'-h ~ are ,tte to appear bet r- the surrogate
county uf New York hts ntfre tho county " ~
Work.. on Nav. thousand nine 0uu'tf'
and haH o'cit,S tarsvt-0 - tnal
DIV then and there the probate 20 tho SAID ~
WIN and Tes'fmeut ANA ~t-h nf are hereoN
cited. under the af wears are
I'r'i ' drvear ry YOUR guardian n y'u have one "
20 nave ttuv. g. and apply t7 Do
p'ntT ii. the OF failure q l
guardian VIII NN appointed Gv % ref
resent and Gvt t,r In the proceeding
In tcsttm nN whereof have seal or, -
>utr"Sate'S Court of the said county 81 Nv
No-k t. be hsrsunto atfiNed.
H. = witness Hon Ab1-r G. Trcmas. Surrost.7
ct our sail County q New Ycrk at said CcuA's,
. the nth dsy NJ March, the year Of our t~4-
one thousand nine hundred and
J. FAIRFAN MCLsAUGHldN
Clerk Of the SurTosatss Ccuft
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})ubllc NouCe5.

WANTED FOR L. ). AI;NIY.-AbIe bodied
unmarried men between ages Of u and IS: citizen,
good temperate habits
speak. -ead and Ntite English For intorma
apply To recruiting OFFICER. - Third Ave. y y.
PARK Row. =. Y. - L Y. Eighth
Ave. J 1G3 Eighth Ave. Y y; T4l Ave. y \.
y Easlcway. brooklyn. y. Y. +. d
pN III ~E5iENIS subscriptions for In, tribune
y received 81 '.e Uptown -til.e
No. HI;OAIVAT
1l l11r north u. Slst ST.. until q lock IT.
Advertisements rcc,.-st a., trc follow !u, bra-c.
r,gI'a. office until o'cloc,
I'D d-s,-- 1913 Gth-IINc.. slr. 20.
80. East IIth-~t.; 35s West i.d-~t.. vy.rs
9Th and sth :G;' West I:5th--t-; i....sS sd
.ttN,'u 10th and ,ttA -r. I.O26 :si-:tNC..
Glst.st.. .7OS Ist-nNc.. near >H-.-st
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I2Hth Sfreet


The approximate Of the lien charge
which the above described property is 10 be is
$lO47 81 with the 2Sth day Feb
1902, together with allowances amounting
$1,000 with interest March 3rd, 1902, together
with the expenses II the sale The above described
VIII be sold subject SO
win interest from May L. 1901 five per cent also
subject 70 taxes and rates which
liens on the premises time sale, amounting ap
proHinlatey 10 the Of S9lo9 and interest.
Dated. New York March 9TH. 1902
CHARLES 4. SKIDMOEE. Referee
New-York tribune., 1902-03-21

or NEW YORE--Trial desired I'M New York County
@ I@.n p ,Eoosee'e5 and " Emcn Roosevelt, rrus
testament Of James Roosevelt dcceased P.air
irs. against Romeo IT, Schil~ and CART" Schf-
MS vife. John J Schte ana Nrnie s.hnr hts
wife. Julia r. I1nge. Amanda NJ. and Frav
cisco Fanculi her husband. Fr'da \ Cait William
7" her husband George jerome SchiIe Marguerite
Emma Settle tails" called Margareths Fr3ulpt SghiIe
WI and Testament ~ MsrEaretua decreased
Romeo H. SChiie sole surviving Trustee Amanda
tanciuIU under the Last VIII and Testament II Mar
Fhretha Sohil'. deceased and Trustee
created under viii. an. John
roosevelt and w. Emlep Roosevelt Trustees f1r
marcia " Sc2v'l under th~ last WIN Testament
lelham Hod F.ievatinE Company. ItNfr T4Nn
r. DYER. I'ns Fpauo. James W. Hough samuel Coles
Itolnol, Fancini Julia FauCiIl tilso called Iuiistta
fiiiuii Jerome tinCtult, der
aillN and tirehe
under the Last VIII " II.nry ! ~-bif-
deceased. Defendants summon Action ~ IT, tua
hereby summoned To the
ana ~ serve ~ the rIairrifs M
"rn"y within twenty days after service - this sum
mons exclusive of IA" day of
faiuIe 10 Hppa1r. Judgment VIII A.,
aSalnsi yon by default for the rr!at GCnarurd th-
Dated New York. December asri 1901
GEORGE e. kpHBtS plsintGs' Attorney.
i'St 'uce Nddess and t,tic" Nos street.
o. Manhattan BorouSh, New York CIV y. v
10 samuel coles and Louis fulitnH defendants.
foregoing summons b. nv u,,b,.ti,,
pursuant L. r"r ~ tho Honorable Charles + Nlnc-
Ian n@ - IN" justices ~ the supreme
ana MED with the conlpaint ~ clerk
~ e ,'ahtN OF NV f'rN at the County ii ,tse
~ me f>TongR 81 Man4atttn, in the Clty County
December 1901. " - ''' ''
Dated New York. February goth 1902
GEORGE e kORREl Platnttns' Attorrsv
fos once Address ONCE Nos - and az Wan Stra.,
manhattan Borough. New York city y. Y
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FH fp1r'x m'to amount ~ the charge n s3trv
N'' ne 3L''l" HeS'Ttei property Is be sold
I, ,t"rtun from N" lSt day OF January 1902
N "pE"NW'te amount Of the arl water rates
- o." fi'"Wci 20 tn" purchaser Of rurrb.sc
money Or T"lI hN the referee $40 md
n" sal" VIII h" subject 10 q f1r ~,
interest ~ i'a'e from N. is ~ oct '
Dated New York February -. 1902
JULIUS
New-York tribune., 1902-03-21

,sfy ySb 'b amount of the ten charge to sat
80 with interest from March ; 1902 together with
nHa AIlowehce amounting S277 S6 with interest
=. Satch l3 1892. together with the expenses
OF the sale. The approximate amour, ~ taxes which
70 pe apweu to The purchaser Of the purchase
nony or PAID b the referee e3 with interest from
:. HENRY WORK Referee.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-21

William g. Wood and Ronald X. Brown as TrIstees
for Emma o. Edwards n
Catherine OLSEN. deceased. TIainti~s against
chen Elm and others Descendants. pur.lance nf
IN the above entitled action. the
"cnth day If March 1902 J. the nders
IN said judgment named will sell public auction
the New York Real Estate Salesroom No E;roa
ninth day II April. 1902 twelve o'clock
DAY. ny y. Phoenix Ingraham 4 COMPANY a,lctoneors
IN" premises directed by said Judgment sold and
therein described follows
pieces parcels n land, being
Twenty fourth Ward Of the city ID New York known
on u certain hie in the office Register or
~" ,ity and County If New York. entitled Mar ~
No09awn Heights in the 2+th n he Of
YORK belonging to George Opdyke. January 1873 Ru
dolph Rosa, numbers one hundred ana
htty three One hundred and hundred ana
iLty hve one hundred and hfty-siN one hundred and
MY seven. ont hundred eight hundred
ana ntE nine. and taken together bounded a.
lows: beginning the Norheastorly II OpIyka
Avenue and First street called Ayrnuri
lt9 down on said map. running thence easterlv along
opd'ke Avenue. ono hundred and ninety four
inches the westerly side Lot
and fifty thence northerly westerly side
of Lot Number one hundred and .
said thence westerly along Number
hundred and sixty hundred and
inches the eastery Avenue thence south
erv along Nerio Avenue. hundred snd
ppdyke Avenue AT the point of beginning the said
several distances dimensions NOR NJ
opdyke Avenue being known Al Two hundred and
thirty sixth Street. and the above premises
Of York
Dated New York, March II. 1902
T. HENRY WORK. Referee
80 RroadVay Borough of Manhattan New York
The following Is diagram Of the property sold:
IsOtN No
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y ofiee of Summons.


MI hEME OOC nj -- Plaintiff desires a.
Ilace Of trial ,he County of New York TIN. -
Loan and Trust Company. Substituted Trls-as ~
Wood deceased, P'autiu. against I;ened.rt EIeiv
j. jackson. individually Executor ana oen
Last VIII ard Testament Margaret r. Iacss, ls7
Andrew Jackson; Lillian r. Bates. Iohr --l.
Michael ConnOr. Edward g. Byrnes. AleNaufe~
Catherine Forsythe Mary Rourl-: Thomas Fag1--
Mahoney; George IT, Thurlby. GsrEa SIM. n. ,.f..t
Nyer, Emil tiasparni James Music. yviiI' tTih1r
Frederick Allen Greene, Henry Never. Iasepl ST,s'
e.atzAy '9arts NctITeeyy, George W. Forssay PAR
i kelvin John Farrell Joseph Con>iIiro. E,-3-t
SIeprHt Won. Edward rlton5 christopher Hurus.s-,
Henry Hutweker; Fred rick .iutNeisr rlsfs~'e--
S!ilio;s 10 the above named Defendants earb ~
them You hereby summoned o. ansyys- tts ~ et
PIelLt IN ths action and 10 serve copy of YOUR 3rss-
on the plaintiffs attorneys within twenty dan. ,ffa- ~
service OF TINS summons exclusive dav of se-;
ana IN ease Of YOUR failure 20 appear answer t,
VIII te taken against by default for the f.sf ~
mauded in the complaint - us-
Dated, New York January 22nd lq.2
IJ RNER, ROLSTDN & FF0FA
toIneiS Tor tlaintiu tthce and Fo~tois A5lras.
William street. New York. y y - q
To the defendant Lillian T. Bates. The f-s--i-- an
mons i, served upon YOU by publication pursuant +, m
order OF the Hon samuel t;reaDhaun' Iustirs ~
supreme ,ourt o The state ~ New York dated TIE s
day Of March. 1902. and Med with c1uri- ~ l -.
9hce ot the clerk Of the County Of New Yrrz sf re
county court House. In the state ~
Dated New York, March lca.. ia
- TURNER ROLSTON G H0PAv
plaintiffs Attorneys. - William street. New Work. Y
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me approximate of the or charge 20 q,
sty which the above described property 10 be sold
St--f-0 -, with Interest thereon iOth
ar,n E5 together with costs and allowances amount
ing 10 AittS3, with interest thereon
lH"2 together with the expenses Of the sale The ,n
pTNnate amount II taxes assessments or other liens
Whlch are 10 be- allowed the purchaser out
interest - S""f''N eAn
DATED New York March nth Iaoo
ADRIAN Fl. LARKIN, Referee
A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The rr,bu,,
received at the Uptown once.
NO. I.c4e BROADwAT
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filed UP with concrete or gravel Where this is
mpracticable. a film Of petroleum Will kill
laryR. Major Ross recommends this latter eX-
pedient for storage reservoirs which cannot be
abolished. II they contain Larvae. Some grades
Of oil he declares, do not affect the flavor Of
drinking water
This book may be studied With profit by
health officers and local Improvement societies
in every part Of America where mosquitoes are
found
New-York tribune., 1902-03-21
THE FOE THAT STYNGS.
WORDS OF WISDOM FOR THE COMING
SUMMER.

MOSQUITO RRTGADES AND HOW To ORGAN
TZE THEM. By Major Donald Ross. +. z. S.
Lecturer at the Liverpool School Of Tropical
Diseases. Emo. yp. &c LongmsEs Green
New-York tribune., 1902-03-21

JOHN CHINAMAN AND A FEW OTHERS. BY
2. H. Parker. octave, Up Xxx. $50 l. +. DIV
New-York tribune., 1902-03-21

SOME WISE WORDS FROM ONE WHO KNOWS
THEM WELL
New-York tribune., 1902-03-21
NEW WORK. SI-rKEAlE cnl.lyr- cnI-NrY

GEORGE g. kpBRE. PiaiEUns Attorney.
Post once Address and Ofi'r Nos Wall
Street. Manhattan Borough. New York city y Y.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-08-01

Ben ,iiargis at Jackson, say they
VIII file an amended petition set.
ting forth the assassination Of james
coekrill as another reason why a
change of venue should be granted,
Papers reciting the defense OF
Maj, +, F. Glenn, tried for adj
ministerlng the "water cure" to
Fillpinos, have reached Washing
ton. rhe officer declares that in
Pa nay every mans hand is and
always will be raised against
Americans.
Tho messenger boys OF Chicago
went on strike Yesterday, and
organized a unioa OF $50 mem bers.
One telegraph company is olrcr-
Ing 80 a month for men TO carry
messages.