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New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
AGAINST ANNALS N PROSPECT PARK.

To the Editor Of the Tribune
Sir: Come again to the relief Of Brooklyn. The
Tribune has always and with such vigor and po-
tency stood up against the dehement and desecra-
tOn of the parks of New York that I
may rely on you to resist the effort which has been
initiated by bill introduced by Audett 70
pant a geological museum in Prospect Park.
MesSrs Olmsted ana Naux. who designed that
park. and who were the greatest park designers
that ever lived. agreed with the authorities Of
city that il should be aside and preserved
ever a beautiful hit of woodland scenery. There
has been some DETACHMENT of the scenery. but il
remains substantially designed and first created.
TO be sure, with offensive incOnsruity. two
three dangerous wild beasts have been imprisoned
the sheepfold. Now il is proposed TO take
the Lord knows how much of the park for
lection of animals that could never IN any state
OF nature he seen in such 4 place Prospect Park
and therefore the natural beauty Of the place IS
10 be smirched and to degree destroy ed. BY an
means let Brooklyn nave geological collection. II
is not necessary to have it in a park. When the
animals allowed liberty out of barred cages
only little space is given them. But let us
spoil the beautiful landscapes of Prospect Park
by dOmiciling wild beasts there
ELIJAH r. KENNEDY
New York February H. 1902.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19

Advertised Spring suit sale, drew a
blizzard.
No one expected any one to come
so every one came. Never had such a
surprise. Sold Monday nearly hall as
many more suits than ever before i'll one
dav.
But the hungrieSt buyers can't eat up
1900 suits in two DAYS; the heaviest eat
ing was done in the heaviest suits; the
choicest tidbitS left are in the Spring
weight Serges, cheviotS and mixtures.
The prices, you remember, were SIG
to S32.
$3.50 now; 81, 33, 81 chest, SO
But there are good things of all sorts
left-Outing fannels, Golf coats and
breeches, Norfolk Jackets with long
trousers, some fancy vests; all marked
traction of what they once were.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
25s Broadway. COT Warren.
and and Warren ST.
$50 Broadway. Prince.
1860 Broadway. 32d.
33d
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Dog Show. Madison Square Garden.
Meeting of the executive ot National Civic
Federation. Church Missions House Fourth ave. AMI
Twenty seC0nd-st
Board Of Education 2.
meeting behalf Of cuba, Carnegie Hall p.
Legal Aid annual meeting United Charities
Building. evening
Meeting Of advisory Of Greater NewYork
Democracy. evening.
Commissioner IAndenthal The Bridges Of Greater
New-YorkI National Arts club. No 81 West Thirty
fourth-st.. ? m.
I.srchmonr Yacht club annual meeting Delmonco's. S
n.
Medico- Legal Society meeting and dinner. Hotel s.,
Andrew. evening.
Lecture a Systematic Education Business Men
by Professor C. \. HerrlCk. School # Commerce
New-York University Washington Square. p m.
Peoples Institute Perrival Chubh Carlyle
and Ruskin. and the Problems Of Labor and Leader
ship Cooper Union. p m.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-roRK-rrEsDAY. FEB. Is. 1902

PORT OF NEw-YoRK-TUEsDAY. FEB. IS 1902
ARRIVED.
Steamer Standard Ger Stege Hamburg Tsnu,rv -
ana shields February ballast PhiIn Rt1nrar,,
Arrived at the Rar > m.
steamer American Dutch. Butt. Antwerp Fetruarv
in ballast 10 Phip Ruprecht Arrived at the Rar AZ
Carthagena =, Port Limon u+b -,
cabin passenee~s the Hamburg n1arcar = %
Arrived the Ra~ a m ''' NA''e'
steamer Kaiserin Maria Theresa tGerl. Viewer Ganc,
February :, Naples 6 and Gibraltar q with me- IN
cabin and 63l steerage, passengers %
rived at the Bar 9 p m I7th " "
Steamer Bucrania tBr. Robert Calcutta Dece-,bar -
Port said January II and Algiers mdse
ton & Arrived AZ the BAR 3 a '
Steamer Bellanoch tRp. Merisen. Santos Ianuarv IN
Bahia 90 Pernamhuco % and Barbados February win
mdse to Busk a Jevons Arrived a Rar :
Steamer Syracusa terl. Behrmann santos January %
Rio Janeiro 2S and Barbados February o with mdsa ~
Funch. Edye q Co Arrived al n, ~
q and ST Lucia February s. with sugar 10 Auer,,r ~
at p m. ~ Wv ''''
Steamer Mexico. Stevens Havana February Is with
mdse and - passengers 10 James Ward Arrived
Bar at . m. '''''eu
Steamer Mount Vernon CNori. FaIsen Port-au Prince
February D. Gonaives g. 81 Marc = s AIMS
Bay 10 Port Maria IL Port Antonio nd IneRua %
Win mdse 20 the Cameron SIS Co. Arrived at the Bar at
IL 45 18th. ~ " ~
steamer EEna Gen. Ritter Kingston February 5
Montego Bay O. 81 Ann Bay 10 Port Maria II win
fruit TO Z Kerr & Co. Arrived the Bar al S a m
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
Amu5emeut5.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA SEASON I9OI-IAN2

Under the Direction Of MR. MADRlC GRAZ
Suzanne Adams. Alvarez. Journet. Gilbert and Ed q
Thurs Aft. FEB 20. at Extra Matfnss-cARSfES
Calvs and Emma Eames: Salignac and Scotti Condue-
Thur Evg Feb. 90 at s-Extra Nighr-Padsrs.s.r,
opera MANRG ssnl6rlch, Louise & Homer; Hon Frtz schs-
Fri, Evg.. Feb. q. at 7:45-TRIsTAN UND ISOLDE
sat. at; Es6. % at l:45-Double Bin, Ia FILE
Sembrich: Salisnae, Gilbert Dufriche Followss sy
march, and Campsnart Conductor. Flon-
sat Eyg Fe6y 22d at S AZ Popular Pi'ssoTEo g.
and sc2tti- @ Co9dgetoE sn g ssPPilli ,,...--
REQUIEM MASS '--'
will be performed sololsts: Gadski and schuzarr
oysR:s,rs 1rSe ana corus 6onduoor DaFosca s O'
Mon At. Feb. "a az 80 prscissly-Der Ring les
R.uss-BeIce MariIIy BrideveU and Frttzi schsr Van
DycE Dippe Blspham. Nuhlnsnr, Bass Rsiss. Dutr.hs
Mon E1vg Feb "a a. @IES HUGUENOTS Lucisun.
Jogrne 6ece-v and Fsiouard de Rsszke c5aaner6 Fen
Iues. Evg.. Feb. .. AZ S-5RAND GALA PERFORM
ANCH in Honor o His ROYAL Hishness PRINCE HENRY
Wed. E-g. Feb IS. al s-CARNEN. Calvs ard susaul,
Adams; salgnsc and Sso-ti Conductrr Flon
[hurs Att Ee3 2 az - preetsely-Dsr Rins t.s
Hf ink Louise Homer seysard, Narilly Naurer. Brds
well. Bauereistsr. Van Cautersn Brsvsl;
Thurs. Bys Fsb. 27. At 5 I-GR1SD' CONCERT.
S9ioisrs- Semhrtch. Augusta CcttI1w ard Sohuman1-
Fri, Evs. Feb IS AZ s-IL FLAUTo NAGICo Cras
Eanes DipPel CanPanar and I'd. de Rsszzs. Conducts,
Tues Aft. Mar. AZ 1.t5 prsctssly-Dsr Ring 4ss
NibelunEen SlE = RIE4O Tsrnina- FRITZ Schsr srt
SchumaEn Heink Dtpps sisPhaa. Rsss. Blass and Van
Thurs Aft, Mar a. $50 p-s-ssIy-Der Ring les
Belize Frttzi Sch=1. Brtdeve and 5humana-Feink Won
BandrovsAi BisPharn. MuhiHaln and Ei. Dc Rsszsi-
WEBER PIANOS Used.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19

desire ward off unjust punishment from one
who has. doubt. been already punished beyond
his deserts by the knowledge that he the un-
happy cause Of the death OF a fellow creature l
do not know the gentleman who caused the acc-
dent any one who does and have never driven
automobile any other style Of vehicle in the
city streets. although I have ridden bicycle both
here and abroad often at a speed above the legal
limit. but without accident Of any kind.
THORBURN REID.
New-York Feb. a. 1902.
Really. we cannot see wherein We were un-
just The fact that many vehicles run faster
than the legal rate does not alter the legal rate.
make it unjust to say that one of them did
violate it.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
MR.. scHwAB's PHILANTHRoPIEs.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: The Rev. DR.. Faunce's opinion of Mr.
Schwab's unphianthropic tendencies Is the result
Of msinformation and too great enthusiasm to
catch public character off his guard. In his ad-
dress before the Presbyterian Union from which
you quote yesterdays Tribune. the Rev DR.
Faunce sums up Mr.. Schwab = altogether selfish
and willing to indulge himself while he ignores
music. art and history" etc The fact is, Mr
Schwab has given thousands for churches. thou
sands for the support Of deserving and aspiring and
talented students Of art and music while his gifts
Tor music include the support of brass band
which. admit, is II dehatabe act-and an annual
assessment as Euarantor of the Pittsburg Orches-
ira. TO continue three although nearly
two years he has made his home in New-York Citv
GEORGE H. WILSON.
NeWYOrk, Feb. "A. 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
NETWORK CITY.

A reception will he given for John g sheehan by
the general committee Of the Greater New York
Democracy Of the XXVth Assembly District at
the clubhouse Of the Broadway Democratic Club.
No. 1,l55 Broadway, Friday evening.
The civil War veterans OF the list Regiment will
give a silver loving cup to their former COM
mauder. Colonel Henry p. Martin. Of Brooklyn on
Saturday evening The Will assemble the
City Hall AZ p. m. and march 10 the coloners
house In Brooklyn. II is expected that about one
hundred veterans will turn out.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
THE PRINCE TO VISIT COLrMBIA.

Prince Henry. accompanied by his personal suite.
viii visit Columbia University on next Wednesday
at or about II a. m. He will be upon the uni
versity grounds by Professor William Henry Car
penter. Willard professor of Germanic philoogy and
secretary OF the university council, who will con-
duct the visiting party to the library, where the
officers Of instruction will be presented in body
% the Prince. Or Rudolf Tombo, jr.. has been
designated 70 marshal
Academic exercises Will he suspended OF Fehru-
ary 26. from 1890 l2-21 o'clock and students in
all departments of the university requested 10
assemble In South Court AT 10 IS a. 10 greet the
Prince and his suite on their arrival At the uni
Nersitv.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
IT WAS NOT THE AUTHOR.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Though my fame in the world Of letters be
yet all pervading. ] believe distinct injury
has been done by the publication in your paper
(Vithout comment Of the item relating the
Of individual of my name in police raid in
Manhattan. Kindly give prominence TO the state
Tnent that the. person captured is not the under
elgned. SAMUEL SILVERBUR RG.
Author of An American Earl
Prooklyn. y. y. Feb. II. 1902.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-W William Barnes. jr. of Albany
CAMBRIDGE - Noah n. Swayne. of Toledo.
FIFTH AVENU E-Senator Nelson W. Aldrch, Of
Rhode Island; Senator George F. Hoar. of Massa-
Chusetts and ex-senator William E. Chandler, Of
-Hampshire. GIISEY-Count and Countess c.
a WaChstenstein. of Paris. HOFFMAN-Norman n
= Mack. of Buffalo. HOLLAND-Zenas Crane, of
Dalton. Mass. Eugene V r. Thayer, jr, of BOs
ton. and Edwin Corning. Of Albany MANHAT-
TAN x-Congressman w ". CrapO of New
Bedford and ex-Iudge J. Rider Cady of Hudson
SAVOY-Captain clifford II. West, L. s. N-WAL-
DORF-Senator Marcus A. Hanna, of Ohio, and L.
c. Hanna OF Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
New-York, Feb. a. 1902. IL H. " 'I'So
THE STEAM WHISTLE NUISANCE.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
sir am moved TO second the remarks OF nv friend
and neighbor, Mr.. Douglas Merritt in your paper
Of recent date, regarding the utolerable nuisance
OF brlck yard and other mandatory whistles along
the HUDSON. His remarks extremely tin1eIv'
and should be glad to join in effort to invoke
proper legislation upon the subject.
ANDREW c. ZABRTSKIE
Barrytown, Dutchess County. y y Feb II 100
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
EDWARD E. oUIMRy

Orange n. j.. Feb. IS (SpeciaD.-Edward Everett
Quimby. patent expert. with an Office at No 1n
Broadway. New-York. died yesterday at his hon,a
No 81 oakwood-aVe.' this city, from apoplexy He
had been sick for three weeks He was seventy
one years old, and was born in Bangor, Ne Mr
Quimhy was member of the New England So
Ciety. of Orange, and had served as a vice -nrsSI
dent and counsellor. He took an active nar in tbo
affairs Of the old Orange Athletic Club and was
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
BETTER CONSTRUCTION NEEDED

TO the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: At this time a strong effort should be rnada
10 nave more first class building construction in
TINS nation Supply men should be satisfied with
Ses SuSo sho fair profit We have had much loss of
fbese OF MIRO class buildings. and because of
fIeSI haNlns peen in there been
iess loss or life Rich and poor share these risks
III IioteIs; etc Workers ask for work: give them
"orh ana income and freproof our buildings
Boston, Mass. Feb. H. 1902 MIL
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
WALTER II. PADDOCK.

Walter HaIsey Paddock the first superintendent Of
the Ninth Avenue Elevated Railroad. died Mon
day at his home in Yonkors. He president OF
the Yonkers Police Board and for more than TWEEN
ty-hve years was a vestryman OF st. Johns Epis-
copal Church. Yonkers. He had been for many years
identified with the Smith Carpet Manufacturing
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
DEALS IN REALTY.
THE CHIEF INTEREST YESTERDAY CEN
TIRED IN PEYTON ESTATE SALES.

Interest Yesterday Centered around the sale AT
auction Of seventy-ive parcels in Manhattan and
The Bronx belonging to the estate Of Josephine L.
Peyton This sale is reported more fully elsewhere
John II. Loscarn has sold for Mrs. P Rapp tEe
three story and basement houses, Nos. Si' 81 and
IS Hamilton Terrace, for $4,000 Each was l9Xl"
feet
Bryan L. Kennedy and p. T. Canavan have sod
for Peter Mcdonnell No 169 Eighth-ave. hNe
story. hrownstone single hathouse, with store; 10
Edward II. Kelly on private terms lhe dlHleilSlo'9
Of the lot - 2.2XlOD feet
SIawson q Hobbs have sold for william MoIer
the three story brownstOue dwelling mouse. lo'oN'N
1908 feet at No l57 West Eighty -seventh-S', 10
client for occupancy. on private terms. r.,,,,, \,
Petit for s ". Alexander the three story private
house No los East 0ne-huudred-a aud -nrst-St-' AT
$1,000. The dimensions are lh.SN'pXl" ieel. ,,,-r
McVickar & Co. have sold the three story: hiSh
stoop house No. 160 West Ninety-fourth-st, to DR..
Rckaby. It stands lot lIXloo feet; =, C,.,-.
NJ. +. Wood. J J. Bar and MlChaei MeCIuIre
teenth-st old buildings plot lo0Vl1 feet. Inc
buyer. II reported. will erect large STAPLE
East Sixty-fourth-st three story dwelling mousse
on lot 2nx1Oo5 feet
l. J. Philips & Co. have sold for Evans & Bus
call to a builder, who will improve with seven
story fathouse the plot. 5oX10lSz feet tho south
side Of Nnety-fourth St % feet east OF Manson
r,f..-.
estate No. 167 East EiEhty-SeVenth-st. hNe story
apartment house. with stores. 26SXl")S feet --
Joseph Beck has sold to MI stein NO. la' NeSt
hundred "a nd-tWenueth-St. a three story ald
basement brOwustone dwelling house, on lot -'S
Robert McCanerty yesterday transferred 70 Henry
Siegel No. 26 East Eighty second st, the south
west corner Of that street and Madlson-aNe.
A strip of land J foot wide and 9Nt rect hetp
Of Wiiiiam-st. vas yesterday transferred by John
] MC6'OOk !. X. TOO Tor AfA'
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
SIR NEVILLE BOwLEs CHAMBERLAIN

SIR NEVILLE BOWLES CHAMBERLAIN.
London, Feb 1s.-Fied Marshal Sir Neville
Bowles Chamberlain is dead. He was born in 1870
Field Marshal Sir Neville Buwles Chamberlain
born in Brazil in 1920. and in 1897 he entered
the Indian army, distinguishing himself in Afghan
istan, where he wounded twice In 1S42 he
became member of the Governor Generals BODY
guard and four years later made military
secretary TO the Governor OF Bombay. In 1851 he
took part In the battles Of ChilianwalIah and
Gujerat and he commanded body of irregular
troops until the mutiny broke out. For his ser
vices during the mutiny he made Com
mander of the Bath and appointed aide-de-caror
10 the Queen. After this he service i'm minor
nonuer campaigns, and was wounded ii is said
more frequently than other officer in tbS
British army He became a MAJOR general IN tSf,
lieutenant general in 1872, fun general in iS-I'
In 1870 he was comma nder-in- chief OF rha Nadrae
army he was the head of the special commissions
TO the Ameer OF Afghanlstan in 1878 which was
stopped at Ali Musiid. and for some time trss
military member Of the Council of the GovernoT
General or India. Since 1856 he had been living IN
retirement near Southampton. England IL
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19

Sayville Long Island. Feb. 1S.-Henry De Vrtes
died here yesterday, aged eighty-two years. He
was a native of The Hague He had lived here
twonty-seven years He was a builder and archi-
tect lie leaves ave children. among them the
Rev Henry De Nries pastor of the Dutch Re
formed Church Peekskl and the Rev. FL De
Vries. pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church.
Princeton. N J.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
JULIUS WOLFF

Berlin. Feb. ls.-The death Is announced OF
Julius Wolff the celebrated osteoosist and
thopedist of the University of Berlin.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
James McCreery & Co.

SILKS.
800 yards.-Taffetas silk
plain cOlOrs. Soft, nat.
ural finish. 24 and 27
inches wide.
65c. per yard.
Value S1.OO.
$500 yards of French silk
pOplin,-2O inches wide.
65c. per yard.
Value SI.0O. ~
These silks are of fine
quality, in tive
color comprising a
complete range of me-
dunn and evening shades.
Twenty-third Street.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

The following plans filed yesterday in the
Bureau Of Buildings The Bronx;
RainbridGe-ave. east si1e. 50 feet three story
frame building. 22x5- feet, Mrs. Rosa Gundali.
owner 5000.
Livingstone-st north side. 2o5 feet cas- Of Gar
deld-st. TWO and one-half story frame dwelling
house. 2ox52 feet John Mccarthy. No 2lS Lincoln
st. owner. $500.
Union-ave-.. northwest. corner Of ne-hundred-
nd-siXty-eiEhth-St. i've story brick tenement
house 2SXS6 feet. Minnie Barradur, No. 9'l Home
St, owner $3.50
Commonwealth northwest corner of Man
sion-st.. two story frame dwelling house. iSX2S
Florence Sullivan. No 1895 Second-ave.. owner
S2.s0A
One-hundred-a nd-seveuty y-eighth-st. south side.
IS feet OF WatsOn's Lane. TWO story and attic
frame dwelling house. 2IX46 feet: Louise Berge.
No. so East One-huudred ud-ffty-uinth-st, own
er. Sa.ca.
Lyere Place. east side. 70 feet north of Green
Lane two story frame .IwcllinE house, l6N2S feet;
John Haven. Jersey CITY. owner. 81 500
One-hundred- fortieth-st. south side, % feet
west OF Walnuf-aye., two one story fran" sheds
1874 Chnton-ave.. owner. 500.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise $40 sets m Is Moons age 10
HIGH WATER.
A.M-Saudy Hook Asa Gov. Island 525 TIau Gate ia
F.M-Saudy Hook 5:2' Gov. Island $50 Hell 7.4s
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19

steamer Trinidad ,Rrl Fraser. Bermuda February is.
with and I3 passengers 70 \ r OuterhridGe
Arrived at the BAR at
Steamer Louisiana. H8sey New-prleanS February u.
with mise and passengers To r : Allen
steamer II Alba Quick Orleans February L. with
mdse q ] T Van Sickle.
steamer Marcos, Evans. Brunswick February Ia.
with udSe and e III Mallory Co
steamer ChatrahooCh Lewis savannah February 10.
with mdse and passengers TO the ocean - Co
steamer jefferson. Dole Newport News and Norfolk,
with mdse and passengers the Old Dominion
steamer Mamma Hata, Charles. Baltimore. with mdse
II e Foster.
Sandy Hook. j. Feb Is. 9Sc p NV md west north
west. strong breeze; clea.
SAILED
Steamers Ranau tNorl Port Antonio" Artanrose CBr).
Havana: Orleans. AUianmhor tRrl Havana:
IIguria Naples and Genoa Gulf Stream, Philsde-
phia Uner tNcrl, pemerar4 Delaware tRrl Avonmouth;
kaiser Crosse tterl Bremen. Plymouth
and Cherbourg, Hamilton Norfolk and Newport News.
tBr. Liverpool. lrcquol Charleston and Jack
sonvile.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
HENRY DE VRIES.

also a member of the Orange Club. widow and
six children survive him.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19

HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE HENRY Of PRUSSIA.
Programme.
I-LNHESC CTTS -...--- A.
tadsk and Schuma Heink, DipP=l. Blsp1am. Muhl-
mann and Ed de Rsszke- Conductor. paulrosch
II-CARNfE-N
Calvs Marly BrtdeweI: Alvarez DecIsry. CiHbarr,
ReisS and Scorr Conductor. Fl0n
III-ATDA
E-nna Eanes and Louise Homer. De Narchi Ioar1st
and Campsnari Conductor, SeppiuL
lN.-TANNHA r.. 4e-
Mnka Ternina: Van Dyck. Blass Bars Rai=s Nun
- mann Nivtana and Van Rooy- Conductor. Dsulroslh.
A -. a
SAu1hrtch, Van CsIteren: SsliEnsc Bars CUira-.
puSriche VAnni. Cor ductor. Sepuili.
VIE CID ..- Arr " S-s-s :
Lucienne Breval: Alvarez Ccnduct'r FIon.
Scale of Prcss-OrChestra Orchestra CYr-I=
Dress Circle Sl5; Balcony rowsl SIC 50. B4or
tOther rows. $40, Family Circle.
Seats for the Gala Performance viii b.
MORROW MORNING.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
AmusemeiIls.

PR0CT0RS ass Big 5o Re-: Sc sig Es 's9y gasy 81
oopn or SPeter p. DALEY. Helene Mora, Geo
IShU 81. Evans. John KerIsl Bonnie Thornton
rYu M "a Midnight Bell" Ten-lchi Troupe.
5lh NV. { Gentle Mr.. BeIew OF France Others
5qTI CT Vaudeville. CaT9n & Herbert; o,Brien
I95TgeT "A Trip to Chinatown" Fake &
lLJiH OF. SeIuon- White & simmons Otners
urWlpV AII-Star Vaudeville TWICE DAlL4
nEHnhk Bargain Mats. 25c.. Orch & Bal
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
AnnOnncarnRnfk

Poke effect In Collars.
sEWANEE z. 6 w. SYOSSEr.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
RUSSELL SAGE BUYS PARCELS TO CLEAR
TITLE

A LARGE number Of parcels were transferred by
the Cerman-American Real Estate Title Guar
antee COMPANY Yesterday to Russell Sage AR.
sage is one Of the directors of the company, and
tho property is transferred to him to enable the
reorganized company obtain clear title 70 II
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
MDrRoPoLIrAN oPERA Horsg-sFEc1A1.

GRAND GALA PFRFORNANCE OF GRAND OPER A.
Under the Direction or Mr. MAURICE GRAU.
In honor Of the visit -
HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE HENRY OF PRUSSIA.
Programme.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19

London Feb. K-Field Marshal Sir Neville
Bowles Chamberlain is dead. He was born in 1920
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19

"a 4 . . a u
srnina. Van Dyck. Blass Bars. Rei=s Muh'-
lviana and Van Rooy- Conductor. Dsmrossh
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19

"Brings mail
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19

and Louise Homer. De March. Ioqr7st
J. Conductor, SepDillf
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-07-13
Passed Gravel Stone
as Large as a Pea.

DR.. Kilmer e. Co., Binghamton. N. Y:
Gtntlemen:--I had been a sufferer from
kidney trouble for about years with
pain I'm side. back and head. about or 8
mci,ths ago concluded to try a bottle
of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root. To my
surprise, experienced a decided relief
before I had taken half of the bottle,
and one morning passed gravel stone as
large as pea, which l still have In my
possession and will be pleased to show
to any one who doubts the efficacy of
this wonderful remedy. One month ago,
finding some of the old symptoms return
ing. / purchased Soc bottle of Swamp
Root at DIR. Morey's Drug Store. and be-
fore had taken one-fourth OF it found
in the vessel which | had voided during
the might, teaspconful of small gravel
stones and sand. the passing of which
was Immediately followed by relief.
JESSE s. BUTTERFIELD.
II am well acquainted with Mr.. Butter
Held and know that the above statement
Is true In every particular.
DIR. MOREY, Druggist.
For sample bottle Of Swamp-Root by
mail free. write DR.. Kilmer & Co.. Bling
hamton, N. Y. Don't make any mistake.
but remember the name Swamp Root.
Dr., Kilmer's SwamplRoot, and the ad-
dress. BingEamton. N. Y, on every
bottle.