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Pritchar5 Is Happy.


One OF the chceriest callers AZ the
White House Offices yesterday was the
Hon. Jeter Connolly Pritchard OF North
Carolina. In spite Of all that has hap
pened 70 the Lily Whites" recently in
the way of removals from Office and
epistoIary assurances from the Presi-
dent to Southern colored Republicans,
Senator Pritchard sniliugly paid his re-
spects to the Chief Magistrate. and when
he made his departure ne uttered these
terse and perhaps significant words: I
viii win out yet" The result or The re-
cent election in the Tar Heel State. Tar
from being disastrous TO the Lily
Whites" is interpreted by the Senator
as in reality a victory for them He
said:
Although 11l,O0O coIored voters out
Of 10000 were DISTINGUISHED in The
State. and ali but 500 OF the 5000 sur
vivors voted the Democratic ticket. the
Democratic plurality this year was oulY
g. 900. This shows that a great manT
more white people than ever before
voted the Republican ticket. You have
to know conditions and facts before
drawing conclusions. When the Presi-
dent is more at leisure than at the open
ing Of Congress purpose 10 bring up
this matter more fully. and then I may
have some statement OF facts and fig
Ures 10 make public The white Repub-
Hcan party in the South has an actual
existence and viii grow steadily from
nov On In spite OF an diseOuragemeats
from our party leaders at the North. 30
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ChipSFrOm the Political Workshop.

august legislative body in the world"
with the exception OF the Hon. billy"
Mason, Mr.. Kittredge Is the latest
statesman OF his time. II It were still
the fashion for public men 90 wear
swallow-tal coats the South Dakota
Senator's bulk would not De so notice
able, since 10 has been observed when
he has attended social functions in the
Capital In evening dress Mr.. Kittredge
looks almost ussome.
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Campau Heard From.

The Hon. Dan Campau. Of Michigan.
has been heard from at last. Out Of
the abysmaI silence in which he has
been reposing for TWO years he Hts up
his voice IN praise Of the Hon. Alton B.
Parker. Of New York. for the Demo-
cratic leadership IN 1904. Whether he
means by this TO administer q back
handed slap to the Hon. David B. Hill
cannot yet be Judged But as the Mich
igau statesman is Of a rather kind and
forgiving nature. st is probable that
had he thought his boom for Judge Park
er would be considered as an anti-HiI
affair he would have held his peace. see
ing that every kind OF Democrat is now
pounding away at Hill for failure in New
York last month
To may be. indeed that Mr.. Campau
intends his Parker boom to be an anti
Bryan movement. Although the Michi-
gauder was first swept into the full pub
lie gaze on the crest Of the Bryan wave
In 1896 ne has displayed evidences Of
late OF q change or heart toward the Ne
braskan It is noteworthy that Mr.
Bryan has never been pleased to see in
the New York jurist those qualities OF
leadership which many other Democrats
OF renown have seen. and II is infer
red from this circumstance that the edi-
tor Of the 'Commoner" is holding him
self in readiness 20 write the same sort
Of sarcastic piece about Judge Parker
that he feels constrained to write about
nearly every other man suggested as
likely successor TO him in 1904.
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A Curious Phrase-

What makes you ask people to sit
down when they come TO see you.
luure? There isn't any other way they
can sit. IS fhere2"
Well. child. when YOU come to see
me TN make you sit up"
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The Vogue Of GOrky.

W. i. Alden writes from London that
be is discouraged by the popularity o.
Gorky. who seems 10 him "tho inCarna-
t,on OF everything that is vile" This
is rather strong language. but Mr.. Alden
would have advertised the Russian nov
elist less effectively If be had stated .lc
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Can't Fool Penrose.

The Hon. Boise Peurose is a much more
alert statesman than he looks. Certain
persons in hnadelphia-uotably he
Hon. Charles Emory Smith and the Hon.
p. A. b. Widcner-have spread the re-
port over the country that Nj Penrose
would not care who made the laws OF
his country If he were permitted to
serve the City Of BrotherIy Love one
term as It's mayor. In other words. the
story has been started tina ne would not
ask for reelection 70 the Senate, but
would enter the race for mayor Of Phil
adelphia, the implication being chat
Ness-s. Smith and Widener had paved
the way for his triumph in the pending
municipal contest and that they were to
have a tug OF war for his toga-
The elongated Senator. aftc- a center
ence with his colleague, Mr. Quay. shat
tered the hopes Of the Smith Widener
combine yesterday by speaking out
pIainIy-a thing Mr.. Penrose rarely is at
pains to do Said he. Il am not a ean-
didate for mayor Of Philadelphia. am
a candidate for the United States senate
to succeed myself. and that's all I have
denied the mayoralty story privately
several times. and thought my position
was wen known. Now. I want every
body TO know by these presents that I.
Boise Peuroso. am a candidate for no
other omca than that OF United states
Senator. I hope that viii hold them TOR
a while"
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4 MHsferl0ns Aufhrr-

The Shadow Of the Gar" by John r.
CARING. is selling with unexpected ra-
uidiy. and tho publishers al. receiving
Inquiries about the author. All that they
know of him is that be is o schooimaster
iH southcuot London. ana has been for
twenty years.
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In the Public Eve.

T. Claiming M0Ure. OF Hartford. has
O peculiar object secretod in a safe iu
his house. II is q rag DOLL bcqueathad
TO him by Col T. w T.. Moore. OF ShsrI-
dams staff The dolls value is due 90
the fact that &c was silent witness of
the surrender at Appomattox The con-
ference over the surrender was hold in
the McI-aue house. and the doll. which
had been left by some child on O. sofa
in the corner. sat mp very sth and
straisht all through the proceedings.
Some OF the younger officers a1arwarI
discovered st. and Custer. who was 90
meet his death iu an Indian massacre.
picked % mp and threw 20 40 the bead
Of Mike sheridan" when the otlec,
had ceased flying around the room in
the playful battle which cusued. Colo
/ mel Moore secured it and took il home.
James Guthrie has been unanimously
elected 90 the presidency Of the Royal
Scottish Academy, TO succeed Sir George
Reid.
Dr. Charles Beard. of Chicago. owns an
original Turner painting OF the Grand
Canal Of Venice.
story IS told OF Clement A. Girls
CONS visit to the court Of King Leo
pold. some years ago. when pee was all
ready wei acquainted with the Belgian
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why don't you get q dog for your
house while the burglars are actIve?"
Cant afford one"
Nonsense. Il ought to be easy to get
a watch dog on tick
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worn several hundred pounds weight poron aror from
morn TO dewy eve Failing prize in the joust dur
ing which he staggered around Job-Io of Junk
ne nevertheless believed that he had $3.50 at Ieas
Hence his suit But the Jury saw only the funny side f b
story and refused to give him verdict. We're hard
hearted race
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TIE New Ripping BOOK.

Hand 10 Hand rs a volume Of verses
lately published. the authors Of which
are thc mother and sister Of Rudyard
hpliUg. AS most Of the friends OF the
family say that the Anglo-Iudian genius
gets bis clcyerness from his mother. this
hook should De interesting If nothing
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1902-12-02

opinion Of most American readers. that
Ia" is the incarnation Of everything that
BIS embarrassing.
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HIes Harraden's New Novel

Beatrice Harradon ia finishing "a new
novel. the scene of which is said TO bee
laid in Norway
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1902-12-02

DR.. Charles Beard. of Chicago. owns an
original Turner painting Of the Grand
Canal OF Venice
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
DoYLE's TRUNKS. BAGS.

CASES and leather goods are the be-
2G6 6th-aVe. (entire building). l Nesey-s
2 Astor House ~ 5th-ave.
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Tribune Publications.

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THE TRIBUNE, NEW.YORk
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Femsis-

COOK. &c.-Lady wishes to find situations
for cook and lFUadIess, Ch7mhermaid and
waitress, chambermaid and laundress to-
gether Present employer, 500 West luoth'
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
financial Hleetlnus

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
yY,rr,, ,,,.. 20 adway y Y. NAV 10 1909
'IHE FIFIG-FIFTH ANNUAL MEETiEG oP
Stockholders Of Pacific Mail Steam shin ,,,-,,o.
S Sll Dc held at I'D Broadway "Wednesday the 2s,b
s y 1aas. 1872, between the hours .
t-ss.,f = N for the election Directors and The
sIsactlon OF such ether business
ssiote II The transfer books of the Comnsn nh I
a. 'ss once ot IN Union Trust Company on Tbursds
- TS Ssy 9i MAY ltg2 az O'Clock p NJ ana ~iIi
-sc ihursday May 25th. 1872 at 10 O'Clock A N VIII
JOSEPH HELEN Secretary
- ,.vee St tSt - ana sulseriptions for The Tribune
AZ SitSr Ste optown Oace 'u4e
setxya.n .sa NJ. l56s BR1A DyyAy
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

DARIS NO. 20 RTE DIES DCNOLEs FRANCE near the
L Sorbonne and Luxembourg Gardens. Mademoiselle
JEANNE BLANC and her parents OFFER comfortable
Home to a limited number Of Ladies' who wish
rerfect themselves French Language and
thing Paris Highest references furnished. Address
as above. Parts. France
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
IOi,IS +. DOYLE Referee


OF NEW IoRK--Alhert F. Brugman Francis T.
Brugman. Executors Of VIII and Testament
or Frances l. Byrne deceased Plaintiffs
strauss and Anna KrieR Defendants. pursuance Of
judgment Of foreclosure and duly
IN the above entitled action bearing 4th
May. 1902. l. the Undersigned the Referee ju3g
ment named, will sell public the New
Real Estate Salesroom. III broadway
Manhattan. City of New York the 10th DAY OF jane
1907, AT - O'clock that day. by + Meyer
Auctfoneer the premises directed Judgment
sold and therein described follows: All those
certain lots pieces parcels land situate
being in the Twenty third Ward City OF New York
and which taken together. bounded described
follows namely: Beginning point
Of Concord Avenue distant hundred
the formed easerly
side Of Concord Avenue with the northerlv af
Marys Street running thence northery along
erly side 0f Concord G2 4S
feet; thence easerly and parallel
hundred tlUO line be
tween Concord and Wales Avenues: thence southerlv
along said centre line Of the block sixty
B24S feet thence westerly and parallel with Marys
Street hundred lOn feet the side ~
cord Avenue at the point place OF beginning
said several distances and dimensions less Being
part ~ the premises conveyed the said
by William F. Brugman, sole surviving executor and
trustee Will Of Francis r Brugman, deceased
deed dated January Goth. 1s9s.
Dated New York May 18th. 1902
LOUIS +. DOYLE. Referee.
BLACK & KNEEBAND. Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
The following Is diagram Of the 70 he sold
above described:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

4 EVERETT STONE CYaIe and Colun
~. bCth ST. Tutoring at pupils or tutor
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

Males ave

Wales Ave
The approximate the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property is be Is
81 $50 90. with interest thereon from MAY l4th 1902
with allowances amounting $I63
with interest from MAY 4th 1902 together with the
Of the sale The approximate amount Of taxes.
other liens which be allowed the
purchaser out Of the purchase money paid by the
referee IS sl.124 % and interest
Dated MAY u. 1872 LOUIS r DOYLE, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY sUPPLu

PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
Phila. Depot Q. NJ Dept. Arch Street. Phia..
lgu2-Sealel proposals. In trlpcite viii
he until O'Clock +. N. Friday.
1902 either the Philadelphia Boston chi
Francisco deputs Of the Cuartermastcr De
Tartment. Ax-s Heyes Iron Eelsteads. Bruoms.
Scruhbng Brshef Barack chairs. Linen Collars. card
Holders and Knit Wool Drawers. Flags.
Campaign Hats Rubber Ponchos. Pillows Chambray
Shoes. Trlmpets Cotton Tnirrshrts
Waist Res Bidders requested - examine carefully
the standard samples and specifications that proposals
be submitted with fun knowledge Of
An absolute compliance with the standards and SIecnca
tions, the OF Stockings. heavy which should
shaped heels and viii be upon
inspection OF goods. C;GTARANTE BIDS and bids
In Stockings. heavy. viii under no ciraun
be considered The articles
those which BIDS be- opened ut
depots. Early deliveries essential bidders
state in their proposals the
should De awarded them. proposition
should be made which they positive
soutey fulfil Deliveries during the
Fiscal Year The attention bidders especially
called provision the bidders rega I'd
certain penalties that will be
not made provided contracts Govern
nent the right reject accept all
posas thereof. Preference
Of domestic production manufacture. conditions Of
quality and price tincluding in the
ducton manufacture the thereon being equal
articles proposed for all
proposals and full Information hc furnished upon
application. Envelopes tanning proposals be In
dorsed Proposals FOR Military Supplies opened
q. 1902 and addressed Colonel V FI-RE-Y
Asst Quartermaster General, L. 5. a.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
prcposals.

WEST POINT, y. Y. APRIL 81, 1902
y Sealed proposals. in duplicate received
u NJ. May 81 1902 for Building Materials.
ing Materials Hardware. Tools Paints. Glass Furnace
and Range Parts other miscellaneous specified
schedules 10 be had application here The right is
reserved reject accept any all proposals.
part thereof Enclose proposals in envelope marked
Proposals for Military Supplies" and addressed
Q. NJ. Z. s. NJ A.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

BUTLER.-French: speaks English. thor
oughly experienced. strictly sober; will
ing, obligtng; useful: wages $S5: first class
personal city references: city. country.
FOH. les East eSth-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

SEALED BIDS or estimates for repairing pier
~ approach foot Street and for
the North River between Battery nd
West Streets. will by Commissioning
ofD A. until O'clock
Monday. May 10Th. 1902 Cor particulars see City
Record.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

WATCHMAN or LIGHT PORTER.-By
respectable. strictly temperate active
married Englishman: aged ~; , years ref
erence as assistant janitOr FREDERIC
WHITE 33l fst-ave
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK srPREIE CONT Count

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County of
MAJ New York-Albert F; Brsgman and Francis E Brug
frances l. Byrne. deceased. plaintiffs. against Anna
krieg. Max We'll his wife i5cfendants@
9ade and entered in the above action bearing
1tt the l4th day of Nav, 1902 the undersigned
uon al the New York eal Estate Salesrooms iii Broad
10Th dav Of Inne n i965 ~ 10 d.cI or Cr@ Oh Oh
that day. by Peter F Never Auctioneer premises
as First Parcel: All thas@ s' t rfrts i5s
pieces or parcels Of land situate, lying being
NehtF third Ward Of the City Of New York and which
taken together bounded and described as follows
nan l}esinnng az corner formed by the intersec
ery side Marys Street and running thence weser
~ ana twenty seen and 300 0ZI03 feet lands
R me Port Morris Branch Of the New Harlem
faliroad hundred nifty and - 700 uiu54l
70 the westerly side Of Wales Avenue.
s-l0O o7SI feet the POINT or place Of beginning BE
SAD several dist noes and dimensions less
kreg by William f Brugman as sole surviving executor
b deed St M he ] Wi Of Francis F. I5rneman deceased
ms Tour certain lots pieces parcels Of land
New York. and taken together are bounded and
oItd as follows namely beginning the
NV me Intersection Of the easerly side Of Robbins Avenue
tHCe easterly along said s7utherly side Joseph
ire line Of the block Concord and Robbins Ave
pe hsmce sogthfry along said line Of the block
!and a of the Port Norris Branch New
SAID Railroad hundred and forty two ana II l0l
42l feet 70 the eastcrly Robbins Avenue and
nue. sxtyone M %, feet to the point or place
~ beginning. BE the said distances dImen-
said Anna Kreg bg Wiam U f Rrueman as sa
surviving executor and trustee will of Francis T.
DATED New York. May 10Th 1909
ELAcK KNEELAND Attorneys Tor Piaintirfs - Pine
street. New York CITY.
as above described:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has tIis ID dav
,,,-r declared a SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF THREE
.h SENI Gl5O per shareD upon Capital stock ~
ne company payable and MAY 3lst leO9 -
as registered upon the Of the ConTav
s, me close Of business May 5h. An Dividends
s,a,, Il &c PalH by CHEQCE. CHEQUES VIII be mailed 10
ORDERS this onice ~ 'i'iDi->b
ROBT. w. SMITH Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. G.

Washington. D. G.. May 9th. l9o2-seaIed proposals
viii received this Office o'clock NJ lime
ari. 1902 for furnishing SAND AND GFtA VEL tho
trct OF Columbia Specifications blank % proposal
and all necessary Information be obtained at this
Office II. B F. MACFARI-AND. JOHN ". ROSS JOHN
BIDDI.E, Commissioners, i. g.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
Wales AZ


The approximate amount the lien charge O
isfy which the above described parcel sold
IS Siu3i a with interest thereon from the 18th
MAY lHl2 The approximate Of the taxes.
ments or other liens which allowed 10 pur-
PREMISES or paid hv the Referee $79ll and
Inc approximate OF the lien charge satisfy
Nilch the above described parcel No be sold
$500 with interest thereon from the 18th day MAY
I"uZ The approximate Of taxes assessments
or other liens which be allowed purchaser
ot OF the purchase received premises
or pa 10y the Referee is Sl703 . and interest The
ana allowance amounting S224 % interest from
May l4th 1902. together with the expenses sale
also 10 be paid out of the proceeds II
Dated New York. MAY 18th 1902
LOUIS 7. DOYLE Referee
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
Official fcaal Notites.

4 TTENTION is CALLED TO THE ADNER-
- TISEMEST in The city Record May II 70 81.
1902 Of the confirmation by the Board ~ Assessors and
the Bureau for the collection Of
Arrears or for local improvements
the Borough Of Richmond
81 Ward Myrtle Avenue tagging Curbng and gutter
ing. the north west Of Broadway.
EDWARD N CIRCUIT. Comptroller
City of New York. May ID. 1892
\ TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADVER-
TISEMENT in The city Record Of May 10
1902 Of the Confirmation by the Board OF
the the Bureau for the collection
assessment local Improvement
in the Borough Of Richmond:
lst Ward Low terrace regulating. grading curbing.
haEgug LAYING crpsswalks paving and guttering
Hamilton Avenue % Fort Place.
EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT. Comptroller
CITY q New York May ?.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

ATTENT1ON'-Men. 81 20 81 takes YOU 20
PRINCIPAL Euronean ports-London. Liver
pool, Glasgow. Hull: also free trRnsporta-
tlon procured. Apply SHIPPING Of
FICES. Clinton st. and ~ West-s New
York.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
THE LACLEDE Gas LIGHT COMPANY.

r,,Tr-, -, LOUIS, Mo, May -. lyJ2
I'hb directors Of this Company lave declared
- the regular semi annual dividend o TWO AND
o.N Hall PER CENT IN the preferred capital stock
lssyAOlt Juhe I''h- l:s2 On New York at the
once or the Comianys Transfer Agents Meesrs II Il
Hollins Co. - Wall Street New YORK titr.' on :,
Street. St Louis Mo ''' - -''' III 'i'h
18th. 1902 ~ ''H i''feH June
EMERSON McMIIIIN Pres,aen,
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRGCES.-5O0 secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and e1
changed. GEO. n EDDY. S9s Mad dison-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. ID. q.

- Washington. D. G. May 9Th. la02-sealed proposals
Will received this office until y O'Clock NJ Jun-
3rd, 1902 for furnishing GRANITE CURLING TO the Dis
OF Colu uhia Specifications blank Of
a necessary information he obtained at this
office II. b. F. MCFARLAND, JOHN ". ROSS JOHN
Commissioners
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

MEN WANTED on fast steamers 10 Liver
pool and London To work for passaga
Apply ca Greenwich st