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New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
TRtDE IN CHICAGO.

-. sD-Arnour bought 1eocoOJ
- n more December wheat early anu o-i =
pus.r advanced 1sc 10 "ac- The sueneth 0il NO.
prices - vas an idea Armour sold September
h''1 ~r There was no general puoic sUii'o'''
.,-v -.f.- drilted away The market clcseu
1L7 -, -. higher than On Wednesday. sep
--.,4-re gl.= only steadineSs It opened q
lid between -7sc and 72ssc. and closeo q
.11ars The December closed At SIC, ana 'I1'
- Al a.. The Hungarian estimate o. 'nS
LIS wheat crop Probaoly had soLletIhls -
". p, -,Ias1ue- weakness It nsures the Wleal
VIII * ~, sssa bushels over last year and iSete
=" [F,s-s Over TWO years ago. clearanceS Nel7
g. g. "a ,.7,ars Primary receipts were 5'ouH oLsL14S
. +ssr last gear. the Northwestern car lol9 "Si'
-+a7 2 third Of last year OF the 1Ilsa pclIs -
80 about ole-sixtL are contract sIdos- N---i
~ sf,s here were 22a.vo0 bushels low grade
@ P--e rl-s f-osts III the Northwest bat no points
o-+as killing frosts. and mIlder temperatures
- ~-a5icted for tomorrow. TO Offset the low
.-sne-aturas the Northwest had sunshlI@-
7be corn Grader made early visit to the weather
~ There were frosts as far south as Northern
- but the temDeralures were not alarming
.-pe-7 ,r-5s- .. and lowhere were killing frosts
-,,o.r-ej There was tLe prospect of much warm
- v-asrr.r The first corn prices proved the
IN ones The active corn futures, DECEMBER anu
Nav closed stc 10 sc under "Wednesday. The sep
,smb.r was kept hrn ny q smaA 'rale anu
4 9 rather persistent demand from the HaTFls-
- -s-rv + closed sc over Wednesday sell
;ng a 5-l-c and ST sc. and closing at 's'sc De
inner closed It 5-s4c; Nay &s'sc sellers. Inere
s. western selling and also 'iqldafins 9y C0l4HS
sns other local longs
Tne rrst oa-s prices werl tie best ones 1he
close was Sc 20 &c under "Wednesday There was
+;,,,.z taking Of profits by Pattsn; and he
asr,s n Be getting cut OF his long oats Inc ne"
september closed AT gz'--. December. slei Nay
s7.sc The Hungarian estimate On OATS Is -oL q
,--.o zbou- a5aeapo3 bushels over last year Re-
rei3rs keep large, but the quality poor -hs ele-
,,ro- peope. however. -~e making some s14n14ro
now cut o. low grades, 81 cars oll - p'-'1-e
1,ouses today. The inspection vas - cars Win
,-1z csr standard Fridays estimate. 20 cars
there was trost scare in the fax market casn
7-ices u Sc and futures ID I-12l-c- september
-Ioseg - 8 20, October g S.. There we're = cars
f se@5 a. he three poinJs. against IS last year.
Armour supported September rlos today, taxing
the offerings a SD =. The Cudahys we're supposed
70 be selling September and octooer laTo: 1 Lne-e
c-se -0r much 10 the os-ance OF t-e [51zEES l.
ri-----sr+ors were narrow, ribs were STEADY. the
near futures Of lard Easy January and Nay proq-
- paI5 is Own The packing " est tor t1s week
1-ss * ss hogs under last year
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
REAL ESTATE.
NORFOLK BUSINESS MEN TO BUILD
HOTEL HERE TO COST 100000.

H & Williams and Sylvanus Stokes, both ousl-
ness men of Norfolk Va, have leased land. signed
contracts and accepted plans for a fourteen story
reproot hotel to be erected at the southwest cor
ner or Thirty-sixth-st- and Seventh-ave. This new
hotel which will be known as the York, will cost
81 600 ooo.
The Frank L. Fisher Company has sold for J.
fenIlng the story and basement private house
S24 900.
l. J. Phillips q Co have sold for Sigmund Ten
her TO investor lot. 25x100 feet. the south
side OF One-hunlredan -eighty-frst-st IS feet east
of WadSwortIl-ave.
D. Phoenix Ingraham & Co. have sold for Hannah
Alien to Charles H Wilson No. 80 Irving Place, a
three story dwelling house. with stable, on a lot
20 IXs6.4 feet.
Albert Hohenstein is reported to have sold Nc
22S East Ninety-s venth-st., q 6x10o.u feet
Arthur Lehman is said 70 be the buyer OF No
is East Fifty-third-st., recently sold by Henry
D Wtnans & May for client. John LeWtson is
reported TO be the buyer of No 795 Madis3n-aVe-
also sold recently by Henry D, Winans & May
Title to No 20 Maiden Lane was transferred
yesterday by Charles H. Young to Mary n. Todd
for S195.Gt0
Marsh Miller & Co. have leased No. rs West
seventy -second-st. TO a client Tor a number OF
years, at $500 year
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By Vincent R-1a: 70 NIa-ket-s between Monroe
Madison 27xss story stable; partition sale
sadie Ricer agr : Hawkins all BIlger atty. n Les
lie. ies. GdioUrEed September Il.
BIZ Herhert 4 sherman: 81 Nicholas Place. G. ct c
Of l53d-st 5OX 100. also EdEeccrbe
ave y At G ! I5Sd-s - 10. fore
closure sale. Z Heurf4tte al L .
Beale al. ? Miller. atty. J Hunter. j. ref. due
,udgt Si7ss5, taxes, 81 4s9 76 adjourned Sep
terubcr Il
BY James / Wells: 70s l3th-st 9, 1341-. Z O.;
Avenue G 23 TO-. x133: story foreclosure sale
Mutual Llte Ins CO agt y Il Drake ct al. z Short
AZ 2 9 $40. sci Is:
$554 SI24 To- The ptH for <ti Ito
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
INTERESTING SALE AND EXCHANGE.

Amos F. Lamphear. in conjunction with Henry
R. Dwight, OF E. s. Willard & Co, has sold for
Asa R Davidson to z. H. Litchdeld Nos S06 and
5S West Ninety -seYeuth-st.. seven story apart
ment house. a plot 62.2x115 feet Mr. Litchheld
gives in part payment plot fronting 100 feet on
the south side Of Third-st., Eghth-ave., and
the block front, 1Sx97 10 feet. In Eighth-ave be
tween Eighth and Ninth sts. Brooklyn Mr. LItch-
field recently bought the Cherbourg apartment
house.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
RECORD PRICE FOR GRAyESEND BAY
PARCELS.

Z. A Cruikshank & Co have sold for Maria and
Laura E. Fitzgerald 2S5 feet of waterfront on
Gravesend Bay at a record price OF SIS 6i foot
The American Power and Construction Company
is the buyer. II is now erecting on this and ao-
joining property a plant for the constructon ana
storage OF private yachts, with basin, drEdoc-S
marine railways, etc. 2,5Qo feet long and @e feet
wide
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05

- pOsAI>S fsr Dr., Dock Wil Dc received the Bu-
Ya-is DOCKS S4vy rl-rt. " 4sAngton
u7t1i ocIack OCTOBER AID then ana there pub
lcIv oosnst constructing concrete and granite dry
dock exclusive 4 pumping plaat and csis n a. the Navy
Yard Charleston = Authorized cost OF entire work
81 15 ODp Plans and Specifications can te seen OF ne
yart named Or a. tae b-ral or F! oe tlr.shea
s- the Bureau on deposit tSeir return
NoRDECAI T ENDICOTT. Chief oi Bureau. August
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
PLANS FOR NINE STORY HOTEL FILED

Plans were filed yesterday at the Bureau OF
Buildings Manhattan. for nine story brick
apartment hotel TO be erected the south side
Of Fifty-eighth-st. 142 feet west of Eighth-ave.
with frontage OF 4 feet and a depth Of 80 feet;
J. D. Matthews of No. So St. NichoIaS-Sva., Is
the owner. Ross & Mcneil. Of No. 50 East Forty
second-st-. the architects The cost Is placed
at S2aONN
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
BEEF COMPANY GETS TITLE.

The Nsw-york Butchers Dressed Meat Com
pany took title yesterday TO a plot, 5AIxllD feet
at the northwest corner Of Thirty-ninth-st- ana
Eleventh-ave.. and parcel. 2Sx9s.9 feet on the
north side Of Thirty -ninth-St-, loo feet west OF
Elevenlh-ave-. from Thomas Peakin. The COM
pauy recently bought the property
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05

BoDdhOders AMI Preferred Common Stockholders
American Bicycle Company:

-elueo O
American Bicycle COMPANY the undersigned have consented
z OF
already been
nation
regorab therefor
he o
within aft uc Ian 5
w
5co-'SI-
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
ArcTIoN sALEs To.pAY.

By Vincent a Ryaa: 2o7 ZOE " s6th-st $50 {: q
7th-zve 50xq5 story apart h. foreclosure
sale; Carrie K4unraann aEr L Richards, ir. - a.
Jacobs atty. : W Russell. ref due CT iudgt 5tS
SSle uT taxes 10. prior $50 GD0
process foreclosure. " 5IJr-st 25S e
eth-avs. 25xIO0-b; story h, foreclosure sale
sarah McCloUd sst Schnugs et al Fsuchtwa2ger
atty, 9 = Mccain. ref juog SerS4i II costs
1894 IL: taxes. etc, ST 244 81.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
TITLE TO THEATRE SITE PASSED.

Meyer F. BiTnbers took title yesterday to plot
mo.uxll8 feet, at the southwest corner Of One
hundred-and-rw -rwenty-hfth-st and ST. Nicholas-ays
from the \. c. 4 H N Hall Realty Company. :
theatre IS bang built the site.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05

- New-York Building Loan Banking ConPa4y, FEsi Ei
Collins Charles McL~2usIl-.
ence E Peletreu, Ralph Lane R. Hoo9T19 5SleS l.
Alexander Proskey. Leo NoII7-t,
p Adler Iohn Bengsrberger . ,sneI er | fher
Quotation marks the Of defendants I.h
initials designated. being hctito9s ~.
nrst names being unknown to the pIattL-'iIy t5s
said defendants occupa4--7
premises referred the complaint pefsndan.s t
above named Defendants fou ar
the complaint in mis- r.crnevs %
the PlatntiL
within twenty days service q this @
exclusive the day Of service: and in case .sEsn
failure appear answer. judgment VIII % l.. -
against you by default for the relief demanaSa III 's
complaint.
Dated July Path 1902. 100
HAMILTON & BECKETT Plaintiff Attorney. l'o
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New 4orA
Collins. Defendant: The foregoing
upon you publication. pursuant 20 an
Hon John Proctor Clarke Justice Of the supreme Ti
OF the dated the 31st DAY OF W,
1902 and filed with the complaint in the @ once OF os me
Clerk County New York. the county Co-iS
House Borough Of Manhattan city Of New YORK IN saa
Dated New York August 26tl. 1869 .oo
HAMILTON & BECKETT Plaintiffs A5tornsE rs., i''
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New YORK CIty-
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
proposals.
Jefferson & CIearfield Coal & Iron Co.
I.t Mtge. Per Cent. Gold Bonds.

SINKING FUND NOTICE.
Sealed proposals received Up ? " Monday.
223 1902 ne Trust Company or
New York Ceca! 81. New York CITY. Tor the sale 70
e. IS trustee price los and accrued
of sUc!e1t CEN bonds ct tAs company 70
the TE.. three thousand and sNty-oI9
dollars and twer:y-tlre cents S22 o 23}- Proposals
shclt sealed envelopes a[t-ss<et . the Guaranty
Trst Company N.~ York and endorsed. Jefferson s.
CIeeraatI CcaI Iron &c. S4-kiuE Fprt-"
GEO Y CLT%E, Treasurer.
Po--A.t.- = Y tuzust 18th 1872
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
]. P. MORGAN GETS ANOTHER TITLE.

J. Perpont Morgan took title yesterday to No
81 East Thirty-sixth-st, 25x9S9 feet. from Howard
J. Van Sinderen. This property adjoins No. %
East Thirty sixth-st., which he took title To 1e"
days ago.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

36th-st No 81 East. 25zass: Howard Van SIN
deren and wife Pie-Tcnt Morgan ca G
lIaIison-ave = " corner ~th-st. iOD.5X22i .
Waiter Campbell 20 Richard and Atnturn !
Collins: mortgage. $50 Ueo. -.-...-. -. -.
Nos 10 and L; Edmund Gubert ct al, ex-
ecutors 70 august klepslein
ST NiGholas-aye: v corner l-5th-HI lon-l Tx
z Bimbsrg: mortgage. s6SOr". r ;, SIS u.
Same property; Thomas Peakin TO the Ne'v-YorS
Butchers Dressed Meat Co: al liens
Ss 1-st. Nos 32O and a. West, 5U%9Ss: Charles 80
3sth-st. 5 : $50 = ~ Of shave. 25x9S.9. Charles
L ElIinger 20 Joseph NJ Deuel. mortgage, Sill ,
3sth-st. 8 500 4 " Of sth-aye. 75xeS.9. Charles
EIlinEer et al. heirs. 70 Joseph v Deuel.. . c.
Maiden Lane, No ~. corner Liberty Place.
2i.7x75. .6x2I. .3xS5 .; Charles Fl Young TO Mary .
: Todd: mortgage. $4,000 ..-...- 10
J0th-st :. go It " of 6ta-ave. 25Gi005; Equita-
BILE Life Assurance Society % Mary Gas
son
Ryer-aye 3 corner Irvtng-st- 10Ox1oox irresuIar.
except part OF Concourse: Edwin shufe!dt to
2Iss-st = 3n5 Il Of 5th-avs. 29.sxz29. sxas. .;
Ellen T. DUer 70 Benjamin Stern .----. Ca. e.
NEW BUILDING PLANS
Hancock 81. No / to Is. for three six story brick
teneneuts with stores. 40xS7. Friedman q Fem
berg, No 500 East lI6tiI-st. owners Bernstein 3
Bernstein, No. Ill Broadway, architects $40
l6rth-st, :. Amsterdam to - Nicholas ave, tor
six story brick tenement with stores. 4osXP1.
J < Streifer, No 100 West Setn-st. owners
and architects .-.............-...
25X97. = Lyons Building Co. No East I'D
ST. owner Mckim, Meade 4 White, No 100
5th-aye. architects II
6sth-st, Nos sos and so West. for nine story
brick hotel, 42x909. ) q Matthews No So
st Nicholas-ave owner: Ross ( Mcneil No -
East +2d-st, archite 20
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
Noticc Of 6nmmous.
JURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
aEaust Augustus Van C5rtaa4t individually and ad
u;!rstrato- O.or Delaney Van CortanGt deceased
AUGUSTUS Van ClEtlant 81. lanes Morris EIlza3ein
Mo.rls Stuyyessnt + Morris Ellen Mo-- L%I!'a ~ Il
kir=, Martin Wilkins, Sa-s dordarH- Francis L Nor
dauEt. Elizabeth 3arshall. Elicit Marshal Blessing
Louisa galoa Morris. Helen Morris. C4tE@-
-ne Phelps 4 Nevyboid Mcr-s Eleanor Morris juliet
F-ede.IcE UePeys.e- Alcxa Bowden. james ( 53w-
de7 Edward LeRoy stewart. Em..s stewart tfetei
Kent ". Irving kent LOUISA Kent Mar y AGl!otei
Foches;er C,tiie Fgchesrer Frances "i-e . .
vheee- Rochester. Delaney t-ochestst Sl4fS
E6chesrsy Margaret Rochester Emily Rochester Peter
J Munro James deTIart BrIer. James Z. Bruen, Au-
g.sta Br-len Henry NJ Bruen Norman J. brLen ralces
ta.e u John Munro deceased; John Hunter. Anne
Hunter Charles =. BIrru. Draygou Ba.rl- Percy NJ.
NJ n Esrbe defentarts-SunaHons. To the above
sn1r5red 10 answer complaint IN this srti7 and
serve copy 0: your answer on the pal!..i
use o. S "a, .-.Ugsr rdr1aof Kill
against you BY default iar the TeAel 1-'4'''- " ''
batsa New York Apru 18Th. 1902. -.-,,o>,nz
Attouev for Plaintin.
once and Post Cece address Ne 81 Nassau street
To th@ Sefsndants Frances Mordaunt ELLIOTT Mar
shall. Blessing Marshall. Percy VI. BIrrlLr Mary u
Blrrl. Elizabeth : Bu-rt- Drayton blFTIi' '''' a-
The foregoing summons served oon YOU plTslaA
order ot the Hon samuel ,frseno31 S dafed the
of the Supreme Court OF the state OF New PIX a4 G ~ ~
day august, '9o2. and aied on sala 90 GfS - - b
Office OF the Clerk Of the County OF Ne" CIV Of
county Court House. Borough OF Nam cr beyeto
New York The complaint herein having 0ee 915
fore filed with clerk the 18th day OF ADI'i iS
Dated New York. August : lsJz - ,,D,rnN-Ds
Attorney for the Plaintiff,
re7,. md Post one s6ares 10. 81 Nassau street Bcr-
rr,rt ~ Manhattan. city New York
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
Dipi0euo Notlecs.
Buffalo & SuSguahanHa Railroad G0mran)

,r,---- NIJG1iCE STOCK DIk IDE,SD No IA
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF IHE
Buffalo and SGz4ueaaula Railroad Company have de-
Cared dividend af ONE AND ONE-QCARTER Il "a
PR CENT. On the Common Stock. payable OctcoeT isJ
lS, 20 stccEhCdeTs ct record September SOth 1892
Transfer books close September 31th and reopen oc-
foper q 2 A LEER. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
Chanae of \ ame
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
Of New York-In the Matter Of the AppHcaIuIh ,f OF
the Manhattan Spirit Company for leave 70 ca-ss 10
nsre-Notice hereby given upon the duly yeri-
petition Of the above company the
the Secretary Of State dated the 21st day OF
1902 proof OF due publication Of TINS @ noeICs
ton having it's principal business office IN es WI
York County New York and state q -S0 -
will apply the Supreme Court Of the stay q .iS ~
York at Special Term Part l., thereof 20 ne neg
the Court House Of said Court in Borough OF Man
haitian city York, County Of New tofH on me
18Th day October. 1902. 10 so o'clock II me
noon Of day. thereafter Is counsel can
be heard Tor authorizing said %
change corporate 70 the Wooa, -. 81
Company other and furtht- Fei'74 II -
PREMISES as may proper. -. 1000
Dated York Cts. N Y. August .lst
MANHATTAN SPIRIT C0AfAhh
hy H ] PIERCE, President.
PIANDY MOONEY & SHIPMAS.
Attorneys petitioner
New York city. n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
1urrlshe0 t3ooms iudnfe0-


NTEU.-Eoouuz with Y large
w rooms BY American family adults neighbor-
10 &SA c, Of 9th avenue preferred
price Sa5 with board. SO without, house *
7--fh-
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n at their Uptown Office.
NO I36i BROADWAf,,
Between 36th and 37th until o ci.ch p m
will received the fooW4hg branch
ofiees regular ofice rates until oeas1 &C. p m VIZ,
60 az East I4th-sf: 257 West 4@d-st. be-
tween and Sch 2S3 West l.olncsn Isis
TTth sts.: i-o<o .sd-aF e..
sls.-st: 1s0S 1st-aye., near ~ 10 East
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05

xoTTSss = "a 80, ~
yf,--ysE u ANIMAL MEh.IINs5 OF t1FtOsDEFsS
TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCh-
holders o. Republic Iron and Steel Company will
~ hsd It's ofice No is Exchange Place Jersey City
sew Jersey. ssdu
~ II O'Clock A. election Of Directors
ne OF business may properly
eine before the meeting.
The stock lsnsler books. both Common Preferred
viii he closed business Friday. Septem-
~ ls.h 1892, re0pened al 10 O'clock a NJ.
thursday, October 10th. 1902
Dated Chicago. August 18th 1902.
1sBRAsD B. HAAGsMA. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
P.y.u, BAIL ROAD COMPANY.
flnantiai meetluqs.

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A SPE-
cial n=eetnr Of the stockholders q TITLE GUAR
ANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY VIII tbs
PRINCIPAL Office Of the Company. at l46 Broadway IN the
5orough Manhattan Cty New YORK the 18th day
e septsnher 1902 ] 50 o'clock il the afternoon
Tn~ object meeting consider upon
ne proposition increase the CAPITAL stock OF the Com
Of = o. par
Nsl0s q sl19 each SsovUo0o. consisting 5000
shares of 800 each and
vote recommendations OF Il
reistnx issuing such increased capital
CLARENCE Il. KELSEY. President
g D. BCRDICK Secretary
@ew YORK August 1862
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
WHITE STAR LINE

WHITE STAR LINE
u >-=v-YORK-QJ JEENSrOWN-LIN5 5F<EO EO.11- -
-.,.. Ssnr \ noon Cyulrtc. sept ~ noo1
I noon sept II
ISsr-ortt SEM IL noon NaIsslc.- ----- OCT ! Ho'1
Pis- a. S,rr6 Rivsr. Oa.ce. B-oad1ay- NeW-toEA
IT vET OCE FAST ITALIAN LINE
L. sa,1f,z every Tuesday Naples Genoa
-0r 05ZFsI HARTFIELD B Co - wall sr
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05


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New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
'a'sa re" iO''' F''''- WALTER D EDMONDs.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.

rr7ca and Pos, 1ree aG!res5 Nassau street bor-
criq.h of Manhattan. City q New York
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
RED BANK LINE.

rsave Franklin 81, Pier -. North River, Daily at
A m and 5 p NJ Sundays. A. NJ only.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
0lD T0TlNlON LIME

DAILY SERVICE
Cd Point Comfort No--5iz.
Point NsWp1-r News. Pscersours
Rtchrror1. Virginia Beach Washington \
south and West.
EraigE- and Passenger SAIL from Fer IS
y. R. 1ocC q Beach ST. every week day az ? 81.
Il R WALKER Tratic Manager
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-13
THE FARM AND GARDEN.
MATTERS OF INTEREST TO AGRI-
CULTURTST AND HOUSEWIFE.

The Mexican BOII-Weevfl the Great
est Known Foe to COttOn-HOw to
Protect the Vines of Tomatoes.
Sweet Peas-The DurOc-Jersey
HoG-SuGar Cane Culture.
Several times in the past five years
We have referred to this terrible foe of
the cotton grower and at the same time
expressed the hope that it would be
many years yet before it made its APP
pearance in Georgia cotton fields.
Dispatches from Galveston, Tex,
under the date of Jan. ), give us the
information that this boil weevil has
done more or less injury in fifty-fve
counties in that state The loss from
this insect the past season in these
counties aggregate a quarter of million
dollars 1t is unquestionably on the
increase in Texas and great concern
is now felt there as to the result. The
river counties have suffered the most
Its progress eastward will be slow
probably No means have yet been de-
vised for contending with this terrible
little insect and unless some natural
foe to it is soon developed it is quite
probable that cotton production in the
far West is to be greatly diminished in
the next ten years.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-13
$4,000 FOR PRIVATE CAR.

Aiken Recorder: An exchange re-
Gently had an entertaining item relat-
ing to the travels of Mr. Whitneys
private car. but unfortunately it was
incorrect in some important details, and
with the matter Mr. Harry Payne
Whitney had no connection. Mr.. Whit
ney is having private car of his own
built. but as this had not been com
pleted when he got ready to come to
Aiken recently, he secured the private
car Pilgrim, from the Pullman Com
pany The company charges a rental
Of $50 a day for these cars. and ar
rangements were being made to take
it away and turn it over to the com
pany again when Mr. Whitney had
completed his trip. But Mr.. Whitney
wanted his car to remain in Aiken un-
til after the holidays and he kept it
here. The ladies of the household de-
sired to return to New York few
days ago before he wished to go. so he
sent them on in this car, and it
brought back to him. The railroad
companies will not haul a private car
except on basis of IS first-class fares.
Therefore for the four trips this car
made between New York and Aiken
Mr.. Whitney paid about 81, 400 for fares.
besides $50 per day. or about $500 for
the car, total of about $4,000.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-13
RELIC or COLONIAL GovERNoR.

Columbia Record The Legislature
will assemble at noon on Tuesday but
there will be no business of public inn
portance transacted beyond the usual
addresses of the presiding officers and
the reading of the message of the Gov
ernor. A very interesting session will
be held at night, however, in the hall
of the House of Representatives. At
that time the relic from the coffin of
Colonial Governor Glen viii be Of
ficially received by the state. Some
months ago this relic came into the
possession of Mr. John B. Cleveland,
of Spartanburg. who presented it to
the state. Since the last meeting of the
Legislature, the tablet has been in Gus
tody of the Secretary of State. When
the ceremonies Of the official reception
is held next Tuesday night. Senator J.
Q. Marshall, of Richland will preside.
An address will be delivered by Prof.
r. Means Davis of the South Carolina
College, in which he will treat of the
character of Gov. Glen and his SER
vices to the colony. Gov. McSweeney,
on behalf of the state, will officially re-
ceive the relic. Later, when the new
state house is completed, the tablet
will be placed in the walls of the cor
ridors just as Confederate tablets are
now placed.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-13
The Fragrant Pea.

The sweet pea is certainly very
desirable flower. Its beauty and va
riety of color. It's sweetness of per-
fume, its easy culture, render It d
very popular flower with nearly all
classes OF people. For vases it is
hardly inferior to the royal rJse itself.
1t should have pla - N eve'v flower
garden.
A double row of sweet peas is not
out of place even in the vegetable
garden. At any rate, we make a place
for it in ours. Near the border of one
or more beds we lay off a double row
the length of the bed. The distance
between the two rows is ten or twelve
inches, and the seed are drilled evenly
along in the roms, a seed every inch.
When the sowing is not done early
in November it is made as soon after
Christmas as possible, when the wealth.
er is suitable, that is when the soil is
not frozen or too wet. The seeds are
covered with two inches of soil and
the soil is pressed firmly to the seeds,
either with a roller or by pressing with
the feet. 1t is rarely the case that the
young plants are injured by freezes,
but as a matter of precaution we pro-
vide a few baskets of pine straw to
sprinkle over the plants when a very
cold wave threatens. This is raked
off when the weather warns up. This
straw serves a very useful purpose
later as a mulch about the roots.
Before the peas are ready to climb
a trelis is made by driving down at
intervals strong stakes between the
rows and to the stakes five or six feet
wire fencing is firmly attached. In the
absence of the wire, brush can be used
for sticking the peas or a trellis can
be made of laths. But the wire fenc-
cling makes the neatest support.
If you would have the peas flower
for any considerable time. the bios
SONS must be cut off regularly. Let
the early blossoms produce seeds and
the vines win stop towering.
Rosa G.