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In the sleigh there was only just room
for us two,
There was nobody else to forbid it |;
The music of sleigh bells beat time
to my heart.
And. somehow or other, did it.
There was love in the air that we
breathed the white snow
Was tinged with the moons golden
glory
Well. spoke, and she-gaye me the
mitten, point blank
That's the long and the short of the
storyl
The wild rush Of happiness you do
not know,
You can't know unless you have
tried It'll
What's that2 Oh, she gave the mitten
that's true,
But her lear little hand was inside
IL
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Notice to Creditors

pursuant to the order of the Surrogate Of the
IL County of Morris, made on the 18th day
of February, A. p. one thousand nine hum
dred and two, notice Is hereby given to all
persons having claims against the estate Of
Karl julius Gehrke late Of the County of Nor
ris. deceased, TO present the same, under oath
or affirmation to the subscriber on or before
Months from the date Of said order; and any
Creditor neglecting to bring In and exhibit
his. her or their claim, under oath or am ma
tinn, within the time so limited will be for
ever barred of his. her or their action there
for against the executor.
CHRISTOPHER BAUER. Executor.
Dated the 18th day Of Long Hill. Nd.
Feb, a, d. 1902. 1888
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TO CONsUmPTIvEs.

The undersigned having been restored to
health by simple means, after suffering for
several years with q severe iung affection,
and that dreadful disease, Consumption, is
anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers
the means Of cure To those who desire It. he
will cheerfully send Gree Of chaFge) ac0pV Of
the prescription used, which they Will find q
sure cnre for C0nsumptlop, Asthma. catarfh
Bronchitis and all throat and lung 1aladies.
He hopes all sufferers will try his remedy as
II 10 Invaluable. Those desiring the preRcrip-
ti0n, which will cost them nothing. andsmay
DYoye blessing, will please address, Rev.
EDWARD A WILSON Brookivn.N Y. 306S
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o. the Assessment for the Improvement Of
the whippaDy and Parslppany Road In
Hanover Township,

The undersigned. Commissioners, having
been duly appointed by order OF the Morris
Circuit Court To estimate and assess the pecui-s
ia benefits conferred upon the lsnds and real
estate ronting Or bordering on The VIII pany
and Parsippany .Koad EEGIN MING AT g
point In the middle OF the road, said point
being the intersection of the county road at
Whippany near the store of William X VIII
son, known as the MorrfstOwn and Whipnany
Road, and the road leading to Parsippany
past the Caledonian Mill extending ia
Northerly direction following the line OF the
aforesaid Whippany and Parsippany road
through the townsh . of Hanover to its inter-
section with the road leading from Dover te
Newark st Cobb's Corner In ParsippRny and
there to end, by the improvement 81 said eec-
tion Of road. and said Court has ordered that
said Commissioners should give two weeks no.
tice by publication once week In two news
papers. published and circulated Ia said
county. OF the time and place when aud
where they will hear any persons In interest
heard touching the matters committed to the
charge of said commissioners.
Therefore, In accordance with said order
and tho statute In such case made and provide
ed, the unde rsigned hereby give notice 10 ali
persons In interest TO present themselves TO BE-
heard Ia reference to such imer0velnent and
assessment on Tuesday the tw enty- fifth day ~
March 1909 at eleven o'clock Ia the forenoon.
At the store Of William r. Wilson In Whip
CHARLTON A REED,
LEWIS ~. STTLRS,
jams n RELEy,
Dated March ., 1909 Commissioners,
M9
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The Outlook in it's March magazine
number has no less than ten illustrated
special features certainly d good show
ing as to quantity in a magazine which il
also a weekly nev soi pr and devote d
even in its ''magazlne numbers large
space to current topics, editorials, and
book reviews. Among the illustrated
articles of this month are Two College
Presidents MARX and Henry Hopkins);
Edward Everett Hales Memories Of a
Hundred Years. E. A. Steiner's "Crac-
kow and Polish Patriotism; Poultney
Bigelow's Henry the Sailor Prince,
w. A. Browns Some Rare Musical In
struinents' and Clinton Johnsons
When the White Mountains are
White
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Estate Of names 8. Streams deceas

Estate of James ). Stearns deceased.
PURSUANT to the order Of the Surrogate
i OF the County of Morris. made on the 9TH
day of February, A. D.. one Thousand nine
all persons having claims against the estate of
James s. Stearns late OF the County OF Morris,
deceased, to present the came, under oath or
affirmation to the subscriber on or before the
flsth day of November next. being nine mon his
from the date of said order; and any creditor
neglecting to bring in and exhibit his. her or
their claim, under oath or affirmation, within
the time SO limited will be forever barred of
his. her or their action therefore against the
Executors.
Dated the fifth day OF February, A.. D. 1902.
JOHN r. yREELAND, Morristown. Nj.
IRA y. WHEELER. Elizabeth. n. j. 328s
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Notice Of ST Element

Notice is hereby given that the accounts of
~ the subscribers, trustees Of the trust created
for the benefit of John Inglis. by and under
the last will of Henry Day, deceased. will be
audited and stated BY the Surrogate, and re-
ported for settlement to the Orphans Court
of the County of Morris. on
Friday the seventh day of March next
Dated January 3Oth. 1902
DAVID AUGUSTUS CLARKsoN.
$3.50 IS Pine Street. New York City.
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Lackawauna Rates to Charleston,
S. c., Exposition.

On account Of the South Carolina and
West Indian Inter State Exposition held
al Charleston, S. q, Dec I, 1901, to
May 81, 1909. the Lackawanna Railroad
will sell tickets at greatly reduced rates.
Rate from Morrisrown for tickets good
to return within 10 days, sss 90; tickets
God to return until June 8, 1902, $3t.S6
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Notice Of Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that the accounts oi
IN the subscriber. one OF the executors Of Nah
Ion Minton, deceased. win be audited and
stated by the Surrogate, and reported for set
Element to the Orphans Court Of the County
of Morris. on
Friday the fourth day Of April next.
Dated February 27th 1902
WILLIAM MfNToN. Executor.
1920 Chatham, N. j
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natural peduction.

Wayne I've mind to break my en-
gagement with Jack. / don't believe
he loves me any more.
Edyth What makes you think he
doesn't2
because the last time he was here
it took him only ten minutes to say
good night Chicago Daily News.
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Msrch TN 1902

r,ouisa j. Buck to Jenkins, Buck q
VI. property ii Randolph ccnsidera-
tion, St, 400.
samuel Rolf, to chas. Rotf, all Of
Mendham; property IA Mendham
consideration $3.50.
d. B. Pruden and wife, Of East
Orange to FIX. Pruden, Of Chatham
property in Chatham.
u Baker and wife, Of Madison to
b. T. Burroughs, Of the same place
property in Madison.
r. b. Edwards, of Newark, to 9. A..
Dickson and wife Of the same place ;
property in Pequannoc.
John S. Green and wife, Of Morris,
to s. M. Haines, Of Passaic property
in Morris; consideration $3.50.
Jospeh F.. Randolph, trustee Of
Morristown. to j. J. Mulhall, Of New
ton; property in Morristown.
D. b. Fuller, ct al, Of New York, e
John English, of Boonton; properly
s Boonton consideration SIS.
Nellie Beatty, of Boonton, to Mary
: 800 q III sana-place property
4 Roonto q consideration $500.
W. Webb and Fl. r. Webb, Of Ma
olson, 10 the Madison Land improve
,.,a,,+ 10 rropertv in Madison.
parps of Hanover. to Har-
I'll 80 5 III, :, - Morristown; property
Il II Randolph; consideration $500.
Mr,bail of Newton. to James
.s q I. "a Morristown property in
M 4 4, consideration 81, $50.
g ~ r,omrtor of Rockaway. to q.
q q r4;e 81, q tba same place; property
y; ''', pocTasyav consideration 5000.
s., pag - Mandbam. to Chas.
:, ss.-a:.a - ~ same nlaoe proper
~: & 1a,,ataro consideration. $s5.
: !. c..;,.,.,,an and wife If
), 49, tar u Sickle. Of the
$500 .',a .',aca ',,ronartv n Rockaway.
So ,;ea 30 passa;cs
:. = Aalnos go 70 Masr;stoxvn. nro..
- a q nasss go. s;dar,at;on ~ 600
r. = s 49,. y E,;uahatb
Isaac uues'' = $3.50 49, m.
?, yonnson' = sne s,, 20 5lo.
pel's = ~. ,,.,a.,, =
1onn Dauonol' = pa-h,s~r -.
saran ~ 0on00l' = $500: 5000, se5o
perry ~ NoADu o0 49,.
q. a. BAKER, py orue. = 'le $500
20 Ineooolo tvs = .sa:aa,a+;on
perry = noii's'o"A
SioV'
James DELI ana VINE q Ns'vons'
70 q. f ino'n"s' = - ers;aarat;o,,
properly N Ne'oonf
Ssoo'
George HOOKER anu ~iio,oi 49, .
noe, 20 =. 2. nuws'ius' - aerat;o u
properly N Fequanno0'
VI, soo'
+. p. Oobbett, o. Morrls'o"n' =
Mary Oooy, q ING sane psas ia. I ~ -
perty IN Morfis'own' 0on''u'i''-o1'
~ Sso.
James Treadway ana WIRE Of 0nes-
ter, to W y waters q New s.. orr !. 4
properly - ioAs \ 90 S''S'''
ssoo o.
Q. A. Baker, by order OF tne Ooui =
to y and M Rosansky' o. new loih
properly "a Hanooipn u0AA'AoN
-
y Emav Grnnalli ~ Morristown
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


Wherein Isabella NJ Embury, complainant,
and Mary McQuilkin. Eliza M. Brown and
j. Livingston Brown her husbands; and
Charles Birdsall and defendants, Eli. ia. for
sale of mortgaxed premises. ReturnaDle to
February Term, "a d.. 1J62
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10y virtue Of the above stated writ Of execution
A) to me directed sna delivered. shall sell
At Public Vendue TO the binhest bidder at the
Court House IN MorEistown, New Jersey. on
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DY VIRTUE of the above stated writ of
ID Fieri FAcias In my hands, shall expose
for sale at Public Vendue at the Court House
in Morristown, N. j., on
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SHERIFFnS SALE.
MoRaIs CrRcuir CoUnys

> FIeri Facias tested February IS, 1871
Retufnal,le TO May Term, Il. ID. 1869.
h &. PfTNKY JR ATTY for pl
The sun., 1902-10-26

FAVORS DAILY DELIVERIES
Informal Ballot on the Floor Of the
(OnsOlidat Ell stock Exchange.

In accordance with the plan to obtain
the sentiment of the memb-rs q the
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Ex-
change a. to whether stock deliveries
shall h. daily or weekly. an informal
ballot las been taken from all the
floor members The result shows a re =
markab'y close vote, but a victory for the
advocates of daily deliveries. go members
voting in favor of daily clearances and 2l5
against. This vote was taken after "A very
active campaign conducted by those mem
bers who wish the exchange to go back TO
the old system of weekly clearances. The
vote stands merely az an expression OF
opinion on the part OF the members, the
governors of the exchange being supreme
Naturally however. II IL now expected that
there will be no change made by tho gov
"rnors n the present system Of daily de .
Ii cries
A matter that Is now bothering the
many traders III small lots of stock through
Consolidated Exchange commission brok-
tfage houses u whether changing the unit
from ten shares Ia fifty shares " i'll not be to
establish two markets on the exchange
floor, one for amounts Of stock under ffty
shares and one for fifty shares and over,
80 that besides the trading handicap of
one-eigh Of per cent commission which
already exists, the customer will have an
additional handicap on the price Of the stock.
Such handicap already exists on the
New York Stock Exchange. where the unit
Of trading i- 100 shares The buyer or seller,
100 shares can count upon price av ay
from the 100 share market price ranging
from one eighth Of point TO point or more
In the case Ul inactive stocks.
The sun., 1902-10-26
NEW .O-FOOT SCHOONER.
4 Fine Cruising Iacht HcinS Built al
Jacobs city Island Yard.

Robert Jacob Of City Island IA at work on
a Gcoi sl1od cruising schooner which is
being built from d",ignS by II. { Wintrirg e.
ham This boat will ba huilt Of wood and her
dimensions are TO b" 9s feet over all. Us feet
on thr water lnr. - feet beam and feet
draught with the Ceutrebofrd Nm
She is 10 hay" powerful section and with
tho liberal breadth thu designer has given
her she should be- very able boat The
ovcrhaurs are moderate and she is to have
"a liberal freehoari There is to be- a i4-nch
bulwark The sail spread will be moderate
Tie rail, gratings. waterways. Coaming>.
hatchcs skyl9hts and complnionways vii.
be- OF teak. the deck OF selected white pine
and the deck httirs- tor the rieglr z Of bronze
\ companion way from III" deck viii lead
to y stccrdgr iIOn which the owners ana
quests Quarters NAV ha reached There is
10 he \ cabin Ia the after part the full width
of the yacht Forward Of this on the star
board side will be n bath room and on the port
side door leading In the steeraee on the
port side OF the pssslCeWay ait il to be the
staterOom On the opposite sd" OF the
boat will be- the owner Statercom and a
bathroom will connect with this s'aterooin
Forward again will bc tho saloon which
will have transo'ns az the sides and be fitted
with piano. h. q I, lockers. d.
The galley WA u" nrN' Then there is
TO bc stateroOm for tho sailing m s''r
and roomy toTccas'lc Three boats viii he
carried ON the divitS. y dinghy, \ cutter
and powerful launch This Yacht is to be
ready early IN the spring
The sun., 1902-10-26

There were two Catne' on tho court OF the VA .
tionai \. {. Ia trooAlVn on Thursday night The
hrNt same was between 81, Aloys,u, junior team
OF Newark ana tno junior, Of the National \. c,
The latter team did not play IN 10 It's >ianda nj
and was defeated by n score of 10 10 4 In the
hnal game ths senior teams q! the Nationals and
up good game bat lost bS u score of 10 10 49,
The Ari,lS OF Harrison defeated the Imperial
OF Newark ~ Harrison On Thursday NIGHT 10y -
score of 81 - u. Thc junior team ot N, hrlclS
lost 10 the Bailey Lyctum JUNIORS OF NewRin IN
the preliminary game hy scorc OF - 70 10.
The preliminary game az VI. J.m,SS Han ~
Newark hrturcu the ~. James Junior, al a the
NonparciN was Nrfy one sided, the former cam
Company Z. First Regiment, y q, y. j. The
.Hldler> were nutcaSscd IN every respect losing
by score OF e. 10 H.
yrea, shape al this cady stage of The season
ON Thursday nish, In tnlVerSity Hall, Es>, Otausc
the Junior team fairly smothcrcd N" junior team
OF the Nonparclls ~ Newark. defeating them bv a
East Orange bg Five also played lne game
defeating the senior Nonparens 10y score OF
2. to 10
The Hrg games Of he season At RocAsvsy
IN Thursday night The Juniors OF thc Ailan;. les
and the ENcelSlOrs OF thS city met, The S,tors
won b! score oi 20 Ia $. The second game, which
was between the senior Ainn,' team ana tie
deaf mute team Of the Moon Institute ~ this city
was won by the RocEaway team By score of
~ IN "
Company r. Fourth Regiment. {. y. &. ., basket.
from a hrs, class team Address. ". T., Sheehau,
% River street. NoNalk, Conn.
The " NaTwlckS OF corona are booking gain.s
for the coTins season and WiSh ~ hear from hrst.
Game, wanted for every SATURDAY night be ginming
Nov. l. l4beIai expenses paid; Address Robcr
Bu.g'in y q. boI " Corona. " y.
The sun., 1902-10-26

i"v N". .I.'tt..:,- 'cNa.i d.iILg ,J.aya.iy.
Properties at Nedikend. Nevada.
Capital s3)iOt. shares 10 cts. each. Fully ptt
ana non s,Ghlt.
The Company is Offering portion of It's i.2SO oob
shas's Al 10 cts Der share. For devrlopmen NJ pur.
poSS 'onl Why sou should become s:Oct =
holder IN tnis rngrrprlS
Fir', rh"y own and control 90 acres OF patt n,ed
mineral land.
Neond-it adiclns the Wedtend and Bell Mines.
"Lich have over S.cOpp poo IN sight and are mining
an1 mlIng 100 tons Of orc per dav, which nets the
owners over $500 per ton Their vein ,s ove-
81 cr' thck and asssys from SIS % to 300 O1 per
ton In Gold
Thrd-lrEe Consolidated Nevsra Co is working
IN thrct places on the prOpnrty AMI has opencd W.
large body Of conc rntraung ore. besides a smsA
VEN or hltn Grade ore phich promises 20 turn into
a BONANZA with ans shot.
Iogrh-Natci close 10 property. Railroad u.
mics Smci'r miles. 4 miles from Reno, and
can bc worried the year round
fItn .-ltS ~ SnlutclN certain 10 get the We'd
Fend-b"N Vein ana Is sure TO become q dividend
payer inside one wear.
SlNiN The Company Is oTornr for subscr pton
portion ~ rN Treasury stock az the low price O.
70 ctN per shNc For further particulars sdtYes.
EDWIN NRkEl.f, Colorado Springs. Colo. nc'
efcure. flr,' Natl Rank Colorado SnIlnos
The sun., 1902-10-26
" RESTING.
Throws Tom Cannon again
Mcleod Stili After Pfening.


John PIening, who had his left eye H. iured
In a bout a few weeks ago is in good condition
again and announces tba, no is r,,d,. IN 90
I,d ,,i,h ,t ,,g,,'.,, " - w. -
n''hu wan tne S"s"seh'hts ne arranged
fleIlnc says n" Nould like To go against
either Tom Jenkins or Al Athcr,on
Ceor,, Fiscber is d,s..tI.acd ,j,h ,b,, ,,,,
- -, " 80 ~" Wv, Wv
'"'"" oI .'S W'VH WIN Leo IHtdeHo' Whlch
was decided at the New Polo \. G. last week
Fischer declares that n. readv TO ~ .ualns,
p.rd.lI, an go. a,,,, ,cr,,,,; 80, ,,li,,I- 49,.
w ''' ~, w
'"'Ieu ~ th"lr l'''U' hH''h' ftFdtlIo 10
throw him three times In one hour under
rules
,,orc, tI,cl,,,,..i,,,-,4, ~, p..,.; ,,
t''. ,',,, ."' n''e'"n "'rN'-
lor. ana lom cannon, IN" veteran GracO-
Roman expert. came together for the second
time tho other night al Nnp,h,.ter Fn-
oi,i ,no,t ,a. r'o.,,s a -, '"
h''nu' N"ou' Nv" "''NH ago N"'holi anu
iiacken-chmidt met for M. Greco Roman
Championship OF England. aud th. Russian
won Cannon asksd for another m,tr,
IT, I'wa,a'',, ,' "',V' ''' "'.'.' ..
ih're II s"t u'"eretlc' w ti' aSe~ ot the
men, 'aunon being Closr on ~, while the
Russian II only q years old Airer wrestling ~
81 minutes aud ~ seconds, tho affair ca mo TO
an end for ltackeusc llniit. with Il shsrp
swift movement yripped Cannon around : ,e
neck and swinging him around IN top-like
fAshion da- ed Cannon on his back for |, i,,il
Thomas CLAYTON, better known as "Ruil
Dog" CLAYTON NJ I'm glIsh vrestle who vns
The sun., 1902-10-26
TREISTRY RTITEF WEINTR RES
4.O25 500 state and NIuniclpa, Bonds
as security tor Federal Deposits.

WAsHISGToS. Oct 25-Thc total amount
Of State and municipal bonds now on the
Treasury books 80 uisplacc Government
bonds a. security for Federal devosits
has reached sl4,e21 500. The total accept
auccs amount TO $3.50, 900, The amount
Of 10000 was added to-day.
lhe weekly statement issued by the
Treasurer of the United States shows that
the total amount of bonds Of all kinds now
held in trust for national banks is To
secure circulation, s337, 200 020: 10 secure
public MONEYS. sli1,0i+ The report also
shows the follow ing for the week ended
Oct. "a: Bonds To secure circulation de-
posted, s., 5,lOi25O; bonds 10 secure cir
culation withdrawn, sl,793,5nO; bonds to
secure deposits pledged, S7i2i 800 bonds
TO secure deposits withdrawn, &,OS5, 5Sl
The Secretary Of the Treasury will desig-
nate no more national banks to receive
Federal deposits for about ten days, the
probable receipts from internal revenue
and miscellaneous sources having already
been designated for deposit.
The Treasury to-day paid s5,285 in ad-
vance interest on bonds, raising the total
under the Secretarys recent offer to So
2g6 22S
The sun., 1902-10-26
HOOKING VALLEY DECISION
Apparently Leaves the Ziekler Party In
Control for the Present.

m. co,,.nd;,. w.u s,r., ,.,,,.. 10,
r.,., P,
tno 'oiu'hous ana hocHihg .oa' anu "o"
company were In state OF mental rus
I'ense for two hours Yesterday while trying
to make out In whose favor the United
Statas C,rcuit Co,r, n, coi,,,n,u pbio
~, nv No'"o"' oo
had JUST decided the contest Tor Contfoi
of the propeIty Bo, n sides a, first claimed
IN. y-;c,,rr l,, !, .,.,li.haa, -, Io,a,h
Wv" 'fc'o's' OUT IL "he es'doi'ehc" a' 'fhe'"
of ,he cop,rov.rsv
,
~ the annual election laSt May an OPP
position marty haaded hy II l. & Kachel-
-. :"
hacher ana i. NJ 'rohise, went 10 No-
il. ,os..ssio, I, ,,,a,,c..,d o., -, D.,
''e ~ proposeo 10 opS' T'eS'-
au' "lliain IL Hieger ana ms parry
or nine directors the Zicgler party elected
four whose elect, ion could not La disputed
1hosa u.r., w;,,i., n Zi..I.,
k,c<a,igsI u A. ,.i,,r o,d -, p;,rs
Nv hav,na ,.ca,,,aa ,n ',.a .cn,n,la,;v.
x9,ing n.r,n;,,.,i o,;o @ ,ha Z.',,.r
na,'v .n,..d !, 40 IT, Ji,.'c,o o,', A..
rrn,G.;, ;on ,n,;ua ,r,.n;,,.,.a s,,oL
.l.,r,.,d arn,h,, a., nn,b -; .,. ,, -,
a ns,n,i,v - ,ha LorJ a., ',is,,',', -
"arr;od ;,;o n,,,,, ''"'"' WIG 1'H'' ""'
Nas,ara., ,nnnni l,l.,
d,,,n No. ,.l,s;eS ~ EnohaIanIirr a1
inoanr. at 'on,se ' a.. an.mL ~.
Srnn, opposn,o' .evs, apiheu i.
Ia "a ,o,' ,"'i"ious ps c uhen mIe"us ,nst me-
Tan vi , i. Hes Wv" Mds
The sun., 1902-10-26
Flushing \. &. Iiu,s sew Clubhouse ana
Grounds.

The Flushing A G, which formerly lad
it, quarter, ~ Broadway aud Pdrson ave-
nue.. Fus iug has purchased new three
story building az Sandlo-d avenue and Frank
lin place aud in future intends 10 make n
-purce m local nj talpti,s On the clubs
roster AZ. now enrolled NOR" than one hundred
aCtiN" Htil'trs, among the number being
MlxcV Long, colder Of the World record
,,4Rr inrdisr of 'ro Wcw Work 4 q, is V'I,r sIsn
member and several ~ l"te- from the Flush
ing HigI School. \ NJ { a. and IoiVaIe
ing the newly ACQUIRED club ,ouse is a plot
of ground. which IL to be- utilized for train
ing purposes.
The sun., 1902-10-26
NEW 80. PATIFTC PRESIDENT.
T.. II. Hartman tO Retire From the Post
Too Much Else to DO.

T.. u Hartman will soon retire from the
presidency of the southern Pacific Rail
road in consequence Of the pressure OF
other business duties. Mr. Hartman j.
chairman Of the board Of directors Of the
Union Pacific, which owns The Southern
Pacific, and his acceptance of the rrosi-
dency of tho Southern Pacific when Charles
NJ. Hays retired was said AT he time To have
been temporary. The report from Chi
cago that II. X Nickerson. vice-president
Of the Mexican Cerr ral Railroad. il To snc-
coed President Hartman il dscrpdited
herr, for h, reason hat Jacob Knuttscnnitt,
now assistant to tue president OF theSOuthcrn
Pacific, is in line of promotion, and from
long service il more familiar With the oper-
ating department of the southern Pacific
than any other man.
The sun., 1902-10-26

Live stock Market.

SArrKDAY Oct, "a.
direct M sales reported. Dressed beef steady
city dressed native sides. extreme range, tmi2'ac
lrr ID Texas beef, 6afs7lac. cables last received
quoted American steers at l2hiJac., dressed
weight refrigerator hec: at ii'tii.c. per 10 ~
ports 10 day the beef par,y estimated i0So beeNes
l!i Nhrep and 1910 qusrterS Of beef.
No receipts Of calves and no trading. City
dressed veals, lOdl3c. per 10
Receipts Of sheep and lambs. Including cars
direct to slaughter. were ?ei9 head - cars on
sale all told The market ruled very dull, par
tcularly for lambs. Prices were generally faird
lo". lower TO- sheep and i5N 2hc. lower for lambs
About 2,iD head Of stock HtIe unSpld sheep
sold a. - 2S fS 80 per l0n ms. one small bunch
al 81 ~. Amhs az sIaJ a. Is CAnadaS at D. 25
7rpc.
Rrccipts of hogs were ?.is5 head, all consigned
direct deck Of Western sold late yesterday
AZ - 20 per 100 lbs.
The sun., 1902-10-26

tuslgn Fuller OF 80 Broadway has nlrd
a p'tition in bankruptcy with Liabilities
slsi So and no available assets lie has
500 shares Of stock oi the Hydra Battery
Company. hut 1t il yaueless. Among the
creditors ar" T., c. ". PrtH Of Chicago. s7a.-
600, First National Bank Of Chicago. $40 $50,
tharcs Canda of this CITY, s?0la5 j H.
Case, 81 500, and l.. II Gary, S,35o. Tho
from isGl 10 isaS
Merritt 4 lockwood. Incorporated manu-
faoturers and dealers in electrical Appliances
NJ 81 West Tw.ntv-eiehth street, made an
assignment Yesterday 10 John II. Taylor.