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DHEUMATISM CURE-SEND p CENTS FOR
IL Old DR.. IIelbs's Cure for rheumatism Prescrp-
ton can be filled at drug store Cures 95 of
every 100 durable cases Stamps taken. Address C. v.
Mitchell, State ST., GAINESVILLE Ohio,
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TITO HIS OLD COMRADES.-wHY WILL YOU
| Il suffer with catarrh of the head. nasal catarr
rectal catarrh Tor piles when few applications of Dr.
Chapman's Catarrh Cream will soothe and relieve all
pain, and in a short time permanently youe Large
boxes by mall, . cents samples free. DR.. Chapman
Burden, Kan.
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COMRADES. WHY STAY IN THAT COLD
~ country, when you can come to Southwest Louisi-
and get good, cheap homes where you get fresh
vegetables from your garden every day in the year.
Address Geo. Britain Co. G, sh Ind. Vol. Inf, Lake
Charles, Calcasieu Parish La.
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rOMRADES-SEND FIFTY CENTS FOR REC
~ ipes to heartburn erysipelas piles, chronic
cough, catarrh and rheumatism Room 4, Thompson
Block, St Paul, Mimi.
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REAL ESTATE,

EHOR SALE-s.5 ACRES COAL AND OIL LAND,
Box 10. Penacook, n. II.
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LNOR SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH, OR WILL
Il exchange, village lots, corners and side lot
in Champion Neb., for real estate, houses or mer
ehandise. Comrade c. J. Lind, HillsbOro Wis.
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PRICE.

The price for subscribers advertising is cents
word each insertion paid in advance BY cash or cou-
pons This ID the lowest advertising rate in this
paper.
See Bargain" on other side Of this page.
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| WANT To PURCHASE-FIVE To TWENTY
w acres of good farming land within five miles o
some good town or city. Address Lock Box NJ" 5
Wolf Summit w. Va.
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REAL ESTATE.

V,oR SALE-LOT CORNER MUNICH AND
IL Third Streets 65xI05 Street paved, water and
sewer VIM Urich Agt. go n. I'd St, Harrisburg PA.
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L,OR SALE-FARM OF 1O4 ACRES TEN MILES
II from Emira. n. Y. House 26Xi4; Barn Hx66;
basement. Abundance other buildings. Three acres
orchard. Two wells; spring. Seventy acres cleared:
balance timber: waste land. Healthy location $40
acre. If desired time part ALL with security
If sold possession given April l. Address Com
rade. Box a, Smith.ieId w. Va
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DOETRATTS, FRAMES, ND ART NOvELTIES.
l. We want every Union soidier and others to send
for our lGO page catalogue Big profits and credit given
all honest agents Samples Free Address for partc-
nlars NJ. Friedman d Co, MaJtinsburg, No.
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| INOR EXCHANGE. GOOD FARM LAND IN
Il Florida, k;ir as, and Arkansas Also choice coal
and timber land in Kentucky and Tennessee free from
debt VIII trade part for personal property for
improved property in Ohio, Indiana Michigan. Ad-
dress &. a. Lamb Dayton, Ohio.
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L1OR SALE-LARGE HOUSE, II ROOMS, AND
Il barn: in good condition; acre of garden;
fine stream; two minutes from station. five minutes
from trolley; Is miles from Philadelphia two miles
from Willow Grove. Price $500 big bargain. Ad-
dress or call JAS q. b. Ryan, Box 4, Haboro, Mont
gomery Co., Pa.
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:" ANTED-Address of two comrades of Co. 4, 10Th
w ILL.,, who went with me to take a dispatch from
BRENNAN, Tex, across the country northwest TO q
OF soldiers. We started late in the evening.
got lost and lay in the prairie the rest of the night
also lay out the next night. We came back to the
command ut BeDham about Oct. l, 1865. las X. P.
White, Co. /, 9th ILL.,, Springerton Ill.
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S-HAVE THIS AMOUNT IN ADvERTIS-
- l. - ing Coupons Will trade for Black Lang
shan cockerels White Wyand0tteS, offers. w. l..
Hannah, r. +. d. 3, Bristol, Conn.
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J,OR SALE OR EXCHANGES ACRES GOOD
Il level land in Barry County, Mo-; 40 cultivated.
400 fruit trees; house and barns in mineral belt 5miles
from county seat and Frisco r. r. Address Postmas
Raub Ind
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NOR SALE-EsTA BLIsHED IN 1ss5-BLACK-
l. smith shop, wheelwrght, trimming and paint de-
partments and hame works; In building I-shape, d.
mansions 100xDx i0x2 feet two stories: situate pub
lie road. Shrewsbury Penna convenient to Nor
thern Central Railway. Also two twOand half story
dwelling houses located within fifty yards of shop to-
ge;her with barns and all necessary Outbudings; build
in,s comparatively new; the adjacent land comprises
two acres Object of selling is to retire from business
on account of age. This IL excellent opportunity to
purchase established paying business; five hands
constantly employed Hame trade alone over $50 doz-
en- annually Opportunity to also purchase stock and
tools Price low, terms reasonable Address w. G..
Allen, Attorney law, Shrewsbury, York County, Pa.
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LNRIENDS AND COMRADE I WOULD LIkE
Il to obtain loan of 500 for IL months, at fair inter
est Can give note at present. will give mortgage on
place as can get to West Plains Howell Co.,
Verlial, Utah.
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INOR SALE-A GOOD HOUSE OF FOUR ROOMS
Il well-imprOved hafacre let, in Carthage, Ill
For particulars address Mrs. NJ. ]. Magili.
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GOOD AGENTS WANTED TO SELL TERRI
" tory good patent. The patent has merit.
James Weathers, GA z. Washington ST. indianapolis,
Ind.
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The following is an interesting testi-
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WASHING MACHINES
SEA MOSS.

r WILL SELL ANY COMRADE GO
i washer for ss; wringer, u. g. w. Miller, Ma
field o.
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L1OR SALE-FARM OF I25 ACRES; GOOD LOCA-
IL ton; fine grass and fruit farm; good buildings;
coal, etc Pnce = 100. Excellent tobacco farm. Call
on or address ]. I. Mooney, Swan Creek, o.
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IINOR SALE-THREE LOTS AND GOOD HOUSE,
six rooms: downstairs finished: upstairs not fin
ished: good water; small fruit; good schools Price
81 100 if sold soon. S. W. Alderman, Buffalo, John
son Co. Wyoming
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INREE- FREE. RREE- LITTLE PIN HEAD
Il AntiConsiipation Pills. Nothing like it on the
market. A positive for Constipation Stomach
and Liver Troubles Ask druggist send for free
package. Little Pin Head Chemical Co., Dept F. Jew
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LNOR SALE OR TRADE-16O ACRES IN SHEER
Il man County, Kansas, six miles east of County,
seat. Address Vim. Mckenzie, Box FF, Tennessee,
Illinois.
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DUDOLPH POULTRY KARLSRUHE AM
IL Barred Rocks for sale. Prize winners. Writ
for prices. Comrade Joseph $. Casper. Rudolph, q.
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POULTRY, BIRDS. and PET STOCK.

DUFF PLYMOUTH ROCKS.-SOI.DIERS, TRY
ID this great American fowl Large size, golden buff
color, and all-theyear-round layers Old aud young
bury Ohio.
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VNANTED-GOOD AGENTS FOR WHOLE OR
w part time, TO canvass. Steady work and good
pay. Protective Nurseries, Geneva, n. Y.
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| I,oR SALE-6io ACRES OF PRAIRIE LAND IN
II Kansas; deep, black soil, clear of stone sand.
Will trade it for land in most Of the cotton growing
States or town property merchandise Titles good.
bargain If taken soon. Address w. T. Crowder,
Knoxville Arkansas.
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L,OR SALE-A NICE FIVE ROOM HOUSE AND
and half acre lot in the garden spot of north
eastern Kansas. Plenty fruit A nice, live town. Six
blocks of post office Price 81 500 Satisfactory
| for selling. A. p. Doolittle, Sibetha, Kansas.
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WHAT DO YOU OFFER FOR MY REAL ESTATE
W and general land-office business including foul
city lots. to trade No competition. Good money
making business Established in 1898. Write for full
particulars. c. G. Hare, Lincoln, Mo.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 SMALL INVESTMENT MAY YIELD YOU A
"A big protit.-Any one who may want to buy mining
stock in Lincoln Co., n. Mex. should write for pros
pectiis and Information John A. Brown, Co f, 12f
Ky. Cav White Oaks. n. Mex.
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INLORIDA-SEND FOR INFORMATION. Cheap
Il Homes; fine climate. Just the place for old
c. F. Wadron, Co. F, 18th o. V. l., Welaka, Putnam
Co., Florida.
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FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.

NOR SALE OR EXCHA WOODWORKING
Il factory or machinery alone; city of 900; railroad
center. Price 5000 part time. Address q, 1l6 N.
shannon st. Van Vert. Ohio
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A GENTS MAKE $500 SELLING SHOP RIGHTS
IA for Stranskys smOkeiess gunpowder; patented:
can be made for lOc per pound: greatest money maker
OH earth; particulars free. J. A. Sransky D7, Puk-
waIia $. ID.
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JpooKs, CHEAP-NOT CHEAP BooKs-THE
ID following practical treaises, published at .
cents for 10 cents per Copy rhe Book Of the Dork-
ing, The Argonart.' "IIow TO Raise Pigeons" The
following pOecal works. formerly g. for cents per
copy: "Trifes" "The Friendship Of Learning" Sup
ply limited. Cash with order. U. S. l and 2-cent
stamps accented. H. S. BabcocE "a Weybosset ST.,
Providence. r.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

% NATIONAL TRIBUNE ADVERTISING
Nashville, Ind.
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NOR SALE-A FARM OF 160 ACRES, 40 MILES
IL east of Chattanooga, Tenn: half mile from depot
of Charleston % under cultivation balance tim
ber Terms reasonable. Address d. w. Richardson,
Charleston, Tenn
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NOR SALE OR EXCHA NGE-23 STEAMLEsSS
IL cookers; retail price, $3.50. Want hamIneress
shotgun, smith, Remington, Lefever. Box 10, Pena-
cook, n. II.
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NOR SALE OR FXCHANGE-GOOD FARM FOR
IL stock of merchandise. good Eastern property or
cash. Write. Walter Parrot, Fountain, Okla.
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JINOR SALE-TwO FINE LOTS IN SIOUX CITY.
Z L. Close in, and one block street A bargain.
]. W. Millington, 5l51S W. 4th st. Sioux City, Iowa.
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"ANTED-BALED HAY BY THE CARLOAD,
w Give price per ton on board car. j. ]. Davis
Kingsley. Iowa.
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IYOG CHOLERA CURE.-A SURE, NEVER
IL falling cure for hog cholera. As preventive it
is worth hundreds of dollars to farmers Send 81 for
recipe 70 W. ID. Randall, Liberty Center, Ohio.
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VNOR SALE-LIBRARY OF PHRENOLOGY-l3
IL volumes; sheets India-Ink Drawings por-
traits illustrating the temperaments; Bust showing
location of organs; original lectures fully developing
the whole science. Will sell at onehird cost because
entirely engrossed with other pursuits. J. J. Purman
NJ. D., No. 1914 Columbia Road, Washington, d. {.
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nON'T LET YOUR HAIR FALL OUT.-FULI.
- Instructions for 10 cents, silver. ". Henry, %
Beaver St. Albany, N Y.
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ID ESTORAL CURES DYSPEPSIA. A WONDER
HI full remedy for all stomach and liver troubles.
so cents box by mail c. r. Flower, West Haven,
Conn.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
DETERI AND ABELL LOSE.
APPELLATE DIVISION AFFIRMS RE
FUSAL OF CONTROLLER COLER TO
PAY THEM SALARIES.

The Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court
yesterday handed down a decision affirming the
order Of the court below In the Of ex-Deputy
Police Commissioner Devery against Controller
Coler. Devery applied for a mandamus compel
the Controller 10 pay him the salary Of Chief of
Police for the time that he Deputy Commits
sioner. The lower court denied the writ of manda-
mus. and that order the Appellate Division now
aff1rms
The court also handed down a decision affirming
an order denying similar application made by
Henry r. Abel, who sought to compel the Con-
troller to pay his salary as Police Commissioner
from February % to March 81. 1901. The opinion
the court, rendered per curiam." states simply
that for the reasons stated in the Devery case,
the order appealed from IS affirmed with $50 costs
and disbursements.
There were also appeals from orders by the court
IN other actions which were part of the same
general cause. Thus, Devery sought to mandamus
Police Commissioner Murphy to have him certify
on the payroils that the relator has occupied the
of1ce OF Chief OF Police since February 1901. A
mandamuS was also sought TO compel Charles II
Knox and other members of the MuniCipaI Civil
Service Commission TO certify the payrolIs that
DeVery was entitled TO salary Chief since Feb
ruary, 1901. This application also denied and
the orders denying them affirmed with $40
costs In each case and disbursements.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
4 Plea FOR THE WILD FLOWERS.
DIR. HoRNADAY SAYS THEY ARE BECOMING EX-
TINCT IN BRONX PARK

DIR. HoRNADAY SAYS THEY ARE BECOMING EX-
TINCT IL BRONX PARK
Dr. William T Hornaday. director Of the New
York Geological Park, has issued appeal against
the destruction Of the wild flowers in the public
parks. He says:
Every bright spring Sunday in the Geological
Park there are about twenty thousand visitors. and
a hand for every wild flower! If there is re
strant five years time Will Bronx Park as
barren of Wild flowers as Union square
DR.. Hornaday continues that If this wholesale de
structOn goes unchecked it will mean the ex-
termination of the violes. the spring beauties the
columbines, the hypatias and even the daisies.
Mrs Britten says that already the trailing arbutus
is extinct in Bronx Park. In this crowded city
children and grownups must learn enjoy the
wild flowers Of the parks without destroying them.
The Manhattan Park Department has spert
thousands OF dollars in trying TO restore Nature $
fora In the Rambe in Central Park. but | am told
without thus far. Last Sunday the
slaughter Of wild flowers some hing awful.
Bushels Of flowers picked up. and bushels
dug up. roots and all. Six park employees were
duty TO admonish visitors and stem the tide Of
destruction, but their efforts awaited very little"
The appeal closes by saying that the remedy Is
a heavier police force, though this been
asked for. but in the moral suasion to he exercised
by parents over children and by visitors over each
other
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10

Crime and the Sabbath Committee. Benno Loewy
represented the music halls The Rev. DR.. Hubbell
and Mr.. Perry present for the Sabbath Com
mittee Superintendent McClintock represented the
society.
Commissioner Partridge had already denied the
applications for license Of the Bon Ton and the
Abbey, which under the management
but, the instance of Benno Loewy, had re-
opened the Superintendent McClintock said
that both places the resorts OF dissoIute
women Mr. Loewy denied this. II ready TO
20 on the stand right now and submit to cross
examination" replied McClintock. And ! Will
have more Of agents here to swear. and sub
nit to CrOss-eXa nina ton
Commissioner Partridge reserved his decision.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
AWAITS DEAD GIRLS RETURN.
INSANE HIS SWEETHEART WAS
DROWNED THIRTY YEARS AGO.

William Fisher seventy three years old ot Ards
ley-on-the-H Hudson. known the "rcclusc Of
Sleepy Hollow" whose heart broken thirty
years ago by the drowning OF "a girl ne loved and
who has not looked another woman's face
since declared insane yesterday by Sheriff x
jury and found incompetent to manage his estate.
worth about 5000 For nearly half century Mr..
Fisher has lived entirely alone I'm little cottage
at Ardsey. and for a score OF years he has not
left his home. His gray hair. which hangs down
his back has not been for nearly half a cen
tury Mr.. Fisher has his fortune hidden away in
banks and in holes in his home. which. he says. is
for his sweetheart who drowned. He expects
that she Will back TO him. and in the last
thirty years ne has daily sat by window looking
toward the horizon and awaiting her return. The
girl Miss Catharine Odcll. the daughter Of
Nehemiah Odcll. wealthy resident OF Dobbs Ferry.
Just thirty years Mr.. Odell took Catharnc and
her sister Mary out for a sail IN his slOop DiH-
mond the Hudson River. A squa ca 1szcd the
yacht and all drowned
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
REAL ESTATE.
GEORGE w. YANDERBILT'S HOUSE TO
BE IMPROVED.

Plans were filed for alterations to No. go Fifth
ave. the dwelling house of George W. vanderbilt.
who is the owner. The interior Is to be entirely re-
constructed. An art gallery, library and Japanese
room are to be put in a new marble staircase is to
be built and an automobile room is to be con-
structed in the basement. The entire cost is
placed $4,000. Hunt & Hunt, of No Is East
Twenty -first-st.. the architects.
The report about the leasing of the McAlpin
estate property at Thrty-fourth-st. and Broad
way will be found elsewhere.
Charles f. Duross has sold the private house No.
9l2 West Fourth-st. 3ox75, for D. Sylvan Crakow to
Edward Bohde.
The J. c. Lyons Building and Operating Company
took title yesterday plot 35x2044 feet rregu-
lar the south side Of Seventy ninth-st, 15 feet
east of Fifth-ave. from Maria n. Benedict for
s235. 600
The four story and basement brick dwelling house
No. 46 East Seventy -eighth-st. on lot @XlO22
feet, Is reported to have bee sold ,,o
East seyentX-seventh-s are also reported to have
been sold They are on plot 9oNloz'z iee'' Oi' les
Harry J. Sacks and S F. Jayne have sold the
three story brownstone dwelling house on plot
S2X1O3 feet at the northeast corner of Eighty-th-
Miles & Heller have sold for George S. shultz to
Arthur r Wilson No. 162 West One-hundred-an
stone private dwelling house lot 1Sx1oo feet ct
The same brokers have also leased the mousse Io'
p & F. J. Murray have sold sold Nos STsi ~ dweGF S@d ne
East East % a3 q two %oo t%9 fS9t story ir
Barnett & Co have sold for Hattie He'll No. 63
t faSI S L on y iof xS5x100 feet
Adler & Herman have sold to JACOB t5aunlari
the seven five story brick fathOuses occupying the
block front the west side of Eighth-aye. pc
tween Oae-hundred- and thrty-ninth and One-huh-
dred nd -fortieth SITS, a plot 9l0Nllo teet
Sidney H. Herman has sold through r. Singer
Nos 100 and 1OS West One-hundred and-twel st,
two five story brick hathouses, each on lot -o.SX
oil feet
r. l. Browns Sons have sold for Louis Bundstein
TO James ]. Smith No. 1881 Fulton-ave., a two
story frame house, lot 25X206 feet -
Daniel D. Brandt has sold for Robert Nallace
10 "A client No 2l4 West One-hundred and -hrst-st.
a five story American basement dwelling house, on
a lot lINlO011 feet - -
George r. Bowling has sold for Charlotte f. n
Fountain No. 30 West Eighty-fourth-st. a hVe
front hathouse on a lot 26XlU-.- rect
Mrs. Clara Hartman was the buyer or NO. -
West Seventy y-seventh-st. sold recently through
Frederick T., Zittel. 80 -
c. H. McCartin has sold to Annie D Smith No.
I.a-5 Madson-ave. four story dwelling house, on
a lot 20x74 feet W. De Lancey Grannls co.
Abram Gosiin transferred title yesterday to No.
32s East Sixty third-st 25xlOo5 feet, TO Lena Cur
gel.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
MAYOR TO GO on A TOUR IN THE BRONx.

Mayor Low. Borough Presidents Cantor and
Haffen. President Wells OF the Tax Department
Park Commissioner Eustis Of The Bronx Alder
man Peck and one or two others will make a tour
OF The Bronx this forenoon. The Mayor wants to
look over the ground of proposed improvements in
The Bronx, and Borough President Haffen invited
him accompany him tour of inspection.
The party will dine at about o'clock. and con-
tinue sightseeing for time afterward The
start Will be made at 10 o'clock this morning.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
LAWYERS SURETY COMPANY ABSORBED.
CONTROLLING INTEREST SECURED HY TIL:
UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUAR
ANTY COMPANY

A controlling interest in TIE Lawyers Surety
Company has been acquired by the United States
Fidelity and Guaranty Company. OF Baltimore
and there will be a close agreement between the
two companies The stockholders of the LAWYERS
Surety Company will held a special meeting on
May % to take action on u proposition to reduce
the capital stock from 100000 10 SJ00O0 and dis
pose OF the surplus Of the capital stoc6 as so re-
duced. The reinsurance of all risks outstanding on
May l will also be voted upon. II Is understood
that the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Com
pany is to reusure these risks.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
PLANS FILED FOR POWER HOUSE.

Plans were filed yesterday at the Bureau OF Build
iuEs Manhattan. for a one story brick power house
to bc built on the west side OF Eleventh-ave. be
tween FIFTY eighth and Fifynnth SITS. being 202
feet front by 5S7 feet deep in either The
building Will hc Of granite and terra Gotta and l04
feet high Besides the machinery for generating
power. there Will be elevator and coal pockets.
Offices will be hued UP in the building. J. L. +.
Deyo is tho architect The Rapid Transit Railway
Construction Company OF No. q Park Row. is the
owner The cost Of the building is not given.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
CLUB To TAKE ACTION on BUILDING PLANS

a meeting Of tho Harvard club VIII be held To-
night TO consider and to take action on a report
of the building committee. This committee mas
agreed on plans for a complete building running
from Vest Forty -fourth-st. to West Forty-tfth
as an addition to the present clubhouse. The sub
scrlptiOn committee has received &0l3l. making IL
possible 10 proceed at once with that part or the
building situated on the Forty -tourth-st lots. II Is
planned TO erect Harvard Hail. which VIII D.
lOONiG feet the Forty-ffth- 81. lots.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
TO BUILD TWELVE AND ONE-HALF STORY
APARTMENT HOISE.

4 l.. Mordecai & Son have sold for Henry L,
Fclt and William IL Livingston the ive story bust
building 40 81 Chn-st. being 27XSix9lxs2 feet
a investor
The same firm were the brokers IN the sale Of the
three dwelling houses Nos. -. % and q West For
ty-Nfth-st. for George ". Stctson. to the Forty
nth Street Company. \ twelve and One-half story
apartment hotel. from plans 10 be drawn by Tracy
* Swarrout. Will be built the site.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-10
4 DoWNTowN sIrE To RE IMPRovED

\ six story store and loft building Will he built
the premises occupied by No. 4 White-st This
building extends through To West Broadway, and
IS on l. shaped plot Max Marx has sold the
property through = & + Thorre TO James stanton
MIR Marx has also sold Isidor Davidson No. 5J3
East one hundred and forty eighth-st.. Ave story
nathOuse, 25Nl05 feet.