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PRIVATE" DALZBLL,
AFTER MORE PENSIONS
Tells the Objects of His New
Veterans Society.
SOLDIERS WILL VOTE SOLID
VIII Elect Men to Office Pledged to Be
Liberal-0rganizati to Be Pushed
Rapidly IN Every Part of the Coun-
try.

The true Significance of the move
ment started in this city a few days ago
looking to the organization OF a So
ciety to promote the election to Office
Of persons who favor giving soldiers the
fullest recognition and most liberal
pensions is shown in an Interview given
cut by Representative DalzeIl, one of its
projectors. As already stated. the men,
bersFip of the organization viii be lin
tied to men who have served in the
United States Army AID Navy and their
SONS. 1t is expected that the organiza-
ton along the proposed lines viii be
perfected during the meeting of the
Grand Army in this city in October
next.
It is asserted that the movement is IN
no way antagonistic to either the Grand
Army or the Union Veterans Union.
AMI it is expected that it will be IN
dorsed by members of both those or
ganizations; in fact, by every patriotic
society.
Into Every State and Territory.
It Is intended to extend the organiza-
ton into every State and Territory,
every town and city, and every election
district and precinct, and by this close
organization to secure the election of
only persons favorable to the advance
ment Of the interests Of the soldiers and
caiIors OF America,
Representative DaIzen il discussing
the matter said that it is intended TO
embrace soldiers of all wars and their
sons in the national political organiza-
ton 1t viii not, according TO him,
interfere with party politics. religion. or
other obligations of its members. IL
view Of the fact that it is Intended to
use the organization to control the
and election OF men to public
Office favorable to giving soldiers the
fullest recognition, and, of course, the
most liberal pensions, It Is difficult. in
his opinion. to understand how the or
ganization can be prevented from inter
fering with party politics
Purposes Of the Organization.
Here is the explanation Of the design
and purpose OF the proposed organiza-
ton as announced by Mr.. DaIzeIl: THE
will not antagonfze the
Grand Army OF. the Republic, or the
Union Veterans Union, or any other
patriotic organization now in existence,
because the members of this new organ
ization belong to the others. The inten-
tion Of the promoters Of the new com
If it may so be called, is TO
have organizations by States, Congress
sionaI districts. counties. and precincts
the same as the political parties have
today.
1T is the purpose of the organiza-
ton TO control nominations and cleo
Jions OF men who are favorable to the
soldier, and, If need De, TO defeat, with
out regard to party, any man in the
country for Office who has demonstrated
hostility OF Indifference TO the interest
Of the old soldier Of any and every
var
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
LUMBIA. HOLDING i PROBATE COURT
No I05s55- administration.
This IS 70 give aotice that the subscriber. ef
ths District q Columbia. has obtained from the
Probate Court q the District of Columbia ie--
tors q administration or the estate 0f James
u. TeGsH. laie ei the District of Columbia. de-
ceased All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof, legally su-
thenticated, 20 the subscriber, on or before the
2fTH DAY OF JUNE. 4 D. 1913, otherwise
they may by law BE excluded from al benefit
OF said estate.
1892 CATHERINE K. MACKESsY.
% Massachusetts, Avenue northwest.
JOHN r. R0UZER,
Deputy Register Of wills for the District os
Columbia, CLERK Of the Probate Court
s. T THOMAS and r. :. HUME. Attorneys
iEl2l .iv4 II
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USE OF ELECTRICITY IN AGRICUL-

USE OF ELECTRICITY IN AGRICUL-
TURE-consul Robert S. S. BeTgh
sends from Gothenburg, June 10, 1904,
the following extract from the
"Merning Post" Of that city.
IAN effort Is being made to use cleo
tricity in agriculture. a seed field is
covered by network of wire, and a
strong electric current is turned on
during nights and chilly days, but cut
off during sunny and warm weather.
The system is invented by Prof Lem
strom. OF HeIsingfors, Finland. Nothing
can be said as yet as to its prac-
ticability"
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FoREIGN MAuS.


WASHINGTON, D. G., PoSTOFFTCE, NOTICE
Should be read daily, as changes may occur a.
any tine.
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched to the ports
Is arranged on the presumption Of their IN
interrupted overland transit. For the week
ending july Y, 1902 the last connecting closes
VIII De made from the MAIN OFFICE as fol-
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or CO
lL-3RlA GnI nIAL. : EEnG Az -Cr--Er

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or CO.
IUaBTA, HOLDING A PROBATE COURT.
No. 1921. Administration
This is 10 give notice chat the subscriber.
who vas BY the Supreme Court Of tie District
Of Columbia granted letters OF administration
on the estate of Charles 3. Osborne, has, with
the approval Of the supreme Court Of the Dis
tTict Of Columbia, holding a Probate Court. ap-
pointed MONDAY. THE 18th DAY OF JULY.
1872, At 10 O'CLOCK 4. N as the tine. and
said eourt room as the place. f0r making pay
ment and distribution from said estate. under
the coGTts direction and control. Visea and
where al creditors and persons entitled 70 ats-
tributlTe shares or ieCacies a residue. are
notified to attend. N person OF by agent or
attorney duiy authorized with their claims
against the. estate properly ~ouched-
Given under my hand this zsfh day of J,rne,
1902 TERESA n OSBORNE.
Administrative
By JOS A BCRKART,
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FROM CONSULS
AROUND THE WORLD

the construction of the furnaces and in
part to the experience Of the stOkers in
using various kinds CT coal
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JOHN r. RGUZER,
Deputy Register q WIS for the District Il
Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
iu27 .iy4,u
The evening times., 1902-07-11

These observations and experiments
lead those who have participated in
them TO tire belief that vegetables in
great variety can be produced all along
the southern coast and in the valley Of
the Yukon. and by some the possibility
of the successful production of wheat
and oats is strongly supported
The 8 asses for the support of cattle
are abundant, and the experiment with
live stock thus far justify the belief that
this feature OF the food requirements
OF Alaska may be furnished By the de-
vclopment OF stock farms IN the south
eTn sections.
In the north vast areas are covered
with a moss similar to that upon which
the reindeer thTives in other parts of
Of the Arctic regions, and in view OF
this fact the Introduction of reindeer
from Siberia was begun a few years
since and has proved extremely success
ful, about 5000 now being distri6uted
through Northwest Alaska, and the
experiment has advanced sufficiently
10 justify the confident belief that
the reindeer viii within a few years
prove an important feature in furnishing
both the transportation and food supply
Of Northern and Northwestern AIaaka-
Area Equal to Twenty States.
The gross area OF Alaska is. accord
ing TO the 1900 census. 59O, ,S04. The
governor OF Alaska in a recent report
states that this is equal to the combined
area Of the twenty States Of Maine, New
hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts. I
Rhode Island, Connecticut. New York. |
New Jersey Pennsylvania. Delaware. |
Maryland, Virginia West Virginia. |
North Carolina, South Carolina. Georgia. |
Florida, Alabama. Mississippi, and Ten
lessee,
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
REAL ESTATE.
ksoRToS PLANT, THE BUYER OF HOUSE
ADJOINING SENATOR DEPEW's
HOME.

..s-,.6 Yesterday that the buyer Of No 2o
west Fifty-fourth-st. which was recently solo' Is
Morton Plant son Of the late Henry 3 flaht eei.-
.tnr Chauncey N. Depev lives at NO q west I IL
sy-fourth-st .s IT,.
,., to C-ustave Brtlsch. lot on the south side OF
tone-h,ndred- d-eishtieth-st-. 100 feet west OF
Fleventh-ave Mr. Brusch VIII improve the prop
ertv.
charles Hibson has sold for the Lippegt estate
., t5.r-v Farenkrug a I'VE story apartment house
on LOT 25x7o feet At the southeast corner Of one
s,,ndred-and-t ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. and Park-aTe-
clifford NJ Shurrnan & Co. were the brokers IN
.be recent sales of the property No 252 West FIJI
,v-fnrIrtb-st for George r. Bourne, John j Clancy
& Co representing Mr. Bourne and Chnord y
sshurrnan & Co. representing Francis Y oConnor-
Mr.. oConnor also purchased through the Clifford
n shurman Company Nc 254 West fifty-fourth-
st from Dillon Brown, Of Mexico
H J. SAKE has sold 10 Captain Hamburger No lo-
West F1fty-third-st a three story dwelling house
on a lot 2tx5o feet.
Charles Martin has sold for Charles and Henry
Beck 10 Charles Unkel No. i1s West Fortieth-st'
a five story fathouse, with stores. on lot 25xSs-S
feet. for s205eo.
Talor e. SerinEer have sold for McEVers +
Brown to the J. c. Lyons Building and operating
Cornpauv z plot Il 10xlo0S feet. the north size
of Eiehty-sixth-st 1872 feet east Of Fifth-ave-
Charles Csulden has sold Nos. a. 4 and ~ East
Eighty-fourth-st.. old buildings on plot SlaloV ot
feet and No East Eighty y-1ifthcst vacant plet
~ brver viii build a stable on the plot.
Mrs c Hardy sold No lS2 East twenty
fourth-st four story dwelling house on iot
The three story and basement dwelling house
NO Is west Twelfth-st- been sold
Frank L. Fisher Company has sold for Clarenee ca zee
"a Foster to Miss Anna a. Johnstone No. u
ETAsf F,ishty-second-st four story dwelling
house on a lot 2Gxl122 feet
Floodgood Hayes & Morrill, and Douglas Ronln-
xcn Charles : Brown & Co. have sold Tor Mrs
ISarrief : Churchill No Il West FifIy-frst-st- 10
s. client II is a four story, high stoop: brown
stone house on lot 20XI00.5 feet It VIII De ocCE-
S3ed BY the purchaser NJ.
Charles Griffith Moses & Bro. have sold for MaS
basement private house No. $50 Audubon-ave size
asx6G feet. 80 IT..
TsTer s Auerhsch has bought No los West
Sixfv-thfrd-sI and No 9i9 Park-ave
Edith NJ Cameron has sold No 2 west + ortN
eeventh-st four story brownstone dwelling mouse
Edgar n FIinlan mas bought from Frederick
Moore No. 142 West Thirty-siKth-st ne 2t ouEtI
slso owns Nos 144. 146 and las West Thirty-slNth-
81 He will build his parcels in the street.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

Plans were fled yesterday at the Bureau Of
Buildings for & twelve story brick hotel. TO be
erected on the south side OF Seventy-seventh-st-.
En feet east OF Coiur busave.. having frontage Of
5na feet and a depth of SS.s feet. The West Side
Construction Company. Of No. 800 Broadway. IS
RE owner George z. Pelham Of No J0S Fifth-aVe
As The architect. The estimated cost Is St1.0o00
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
BRcSx NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Observation-Disclosures southeast corner
sf Tibbetts Brook one story frame boat shed, o5X
500 feet: T ". Thorne premises owner; A o.
Hoddick No. - West Twenty-fourth-st.. architect
800. .
One-hundred-an ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS north side.
"a feet east of IuWood-aYe-, two story and base
snenp brick dwelling housa. 22x46 feet: Henry
Ioudt. One-hundred- and-seventy-s -second-st and
1nwood-ave.. owner Joseph Spnell, No $500 Third
ave. architect: $500.
Bav-aye. east side. between Cabot and Dupont
ets steel crane. 39x12 feet; Rock Plaster Company
OF New-York and New-Jersey. owner, No u
Broadway; H. ". Goldsmith. No. Il Broadway,
architect: s9z5.
Barry-aTe east side. between Cabot and Du-
pont SITS. wooden crane. 39x12 feet; Rock Plaster
company of New-York and New-Jersey, No II
Broadway. owner; H VI. Goldsmith, No II Broad
NaN. architect: $70N
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
INTERESTING TRUST DEED.

Mary r. Crrger has entered into trust deed hy
which onethird interest in the properties No ia
vall-st size 21l1x72-2; No 10 Nesey-st. No 26l
Front-st and Nos. and Jones Lane. is held in
syIsf hv the Union Trust Company for Ella NJ
ARNOLD for life Later the one-third interest goes
10 Maynita Arnold
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
Religious Notirfs.

Rtll0IuG9 @<plihho.
A CRISIS IN MEIHopIsM r,1,
The author of this noted tract Rev L; w and
56th-st.. this evening at o'clock and on sunday at
and s.
BROADWAY TABERNACLE.
Nen1essohn Hall. 4Oth
Rev c + JEFFERSON. D. D. Pastor
Preaching Pubic S1 Rsy 9rsGg oaE Il P PNTRcos1 PPa &
CHRIST CHURCH Broadway 71st-st.
Morning lin ,S prayer yer and k'anR cRaPsEY af i
COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
Rev JOIN Sn%,Ep & EAse 6 p b Ri nrtR4 Minister
viii preach II and p M
COLLEGIATE ClARBLEo CHURCH.
5th-ave ard 29th-st- ,,,,.o
Rev DAvTD JAS rRr5B RTRBEL[ = mYfRs P R;' Minister
will preach each at IL ,.sns a m and n9Paton P h
Evening The Way that Seeneth Risn''
COLLEGIATE. CHURCH.
5th-ave. and 4sth st.
Rev DoN4hR RsE sSGG A%bREW MNoEs HEAGEnAN
viii preach Pa at 6i16e II "a al "a aRa @ Greater
Evening Craven His Hands; Divine Paims'rS-
COLLEGIATE CHrRCH,
West f,vFPIsoG Ee4xays S0BB eCd s''q D. d. Minister
Rev HENRY A sTIMsoN. n D. will preacn IL a H.
co11EG1aTE REFORMED CHURCH. HARLEM
Rev J. ELMENDoRF D D. ssper sHePssf9r. t5ss1 Rev
PIR5P ST. ctURcH ,HsT3E Services RSsr Il M preaching
bv Rev JOHN y FREEMAN. n. n No essnlns E.cr
y sEf9XR E6;.R cETa 1Tda i Closed during
Union services in the First Church
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES FTfh Church Of
mrs 9eish' In and & D. m Wednesday evenings. S
Strangers cordially welcome
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, 2th7sye ave- and 1oth-st,'
Holy Communion. 9 a m
Morning service. II a m
T5eniRs T5e rector sS'E viii oficate,
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
BAR ASSOCIATIONS TAKES TITLE

s Sidney Smith transferred title yesterday 10 a
marcel p sxle9s feet on the north side Of Forty
.bird-st ss2e feet east of Sixth-ave.. 10 the Bar
Association. which viii improve the property when
the occasion arises The improvement would be IN
.re form ~ an annex the Bar Association build
sng That such an Improvement might be under
.aEen was reported in The Tribune some months
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
Rrc BUILDING LOAN OBTAINED.

] Herbert Carpenter and William ]. Quenla, jr-,
have obtained a building loan Of S2500eo on the
property 75.5xs0 feet. the southeast corner OF
Sixtieth-st. and Colunbus-ave, from Louis and
John Brandt.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
5tfani boats.
@m@GPm,CO AND POINTS IN
I69(Il)S Ii (UJlkl NEW ENGLAND.

IUJW@ y NVUI I'VE. =" - ,fI(I7-
pier 1e n R.. OF Warren St Week days ana sun
daTs at $40 % m steamers PRISCILLA and PURITAN
each &C
PROVIDENCE LINE. via Providence Leave eon Pler Is
s,eanoars ne PLYMOUTH and CONNECTICUT Orchestra
STONINGTON LINE. via Stonihston Passenger seiHi''
temporarily discontinued
inSon watch Hill Narragansett Pier Block Island Nor.
ob yyorceser Boston, North and East steamers
CITY OF WORCESTER and MAINE. aeave Pier So
n R. foot Spring St week days only 81 Brn;, E M Mer
az hartford Springfield and the North From Pier %
foot Peck Week days Str. RICHARD PFt-h
IL @ ZOO p m (stops East 2lst St SATURDAYS at SlI
RIrHARD PECK leaves $50 m EAST 2ls st. PAP.
fl.,r,Ine due New York 500 NOTE:-On Labor
Te ersauer RICHARD PECK will leave New York at
a.30 a m instead Of 300 p m
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate the County Of
New York, notice hereby given all having
against Howard r. Martin. of County OF
York present with vouchers
thereof subscribers their of transacng
Office Of Stuart f. Randolph. No 81 Mas
Street; in the city OF New York on or before the
twenty-fifth day october
Dated New York. the I1th April 1902
STUART r. RANDOLPH. WILLIAM F. RANDOLPH
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
TELEPHONE COMPANY GETS TITLE

The New-York Telephone Company took title yes
t.rday 10 No 81 East Twenty ninth-st- from Daniel
r appleton and another executors and trus-
fees f;r $4,000 The property is opposite the NoH-
ens Hotel
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
MACHINERY.

$4,000 = j.,
At REDCCED FRICES--50h second-nano
wood and iron working machines. tuly
guaranteed machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO b EDDY. sos Madison-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
Sfeamboafs.

HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY POW.
i" ELL Leaving De.brosses st. at 3:15 p NJ tSatur.
days AS p M w 22nd St $50 P. NJ (saturdays
P. NJ 12ath St SATURDAYS HOLIDAYS oNLf
NJ For Highland Falls. West POINT C0.n1aii
Newburg, Hamburg. Milton. Po'keepsie EsopuA
Rondou' AM Kingston Orchestra board
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
CRozIER. NANCY.-IN PURSUANCE OF

order Of Hon Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF
the County Of Ney York NOTICE is hereby gwen to all
having claims against Nancy CroZier late OF the
County OF New York deceased the same with
vouchers thereof TO the subscriber her place or
acting business No l36 61st Street in the city OF
New York. Borough Manhattan. before the 22d
January. 1868
Dated New York. the 18th day OF July. 1902
ELIZA c. PIKE Executrix.
JOSEPH NJ SCHENcK. Attorney for Executrx 23s
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Abner c Thomas, a Surrogate Of the County New
is hereby gen all having claims
Elizabeth c Hedden late the County
York deceased 10 present the with vouchers thereof
her place Of transacting business
Office Walter Large. attorney, 3 Beekman
the City OF New York before the day
December
Dated New York. day May. 1902
LIZZIE Q. HEDDEN. Executrfx
WALTER LARGE, Attorney for Executrix, Beekmsn
Borough of Manhattan New York City.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

ELI soBEI.. Auct.. 9s Rowery. sells:
sept. 1-Clothing, spring and winter over
cats rne line. NJ Cohen. 90 Sth-Gve- ,
II S"bsl ~ 0th-av"
sept 2-J -Jswelry weinberger Bros, 1913
Avenue a
sept 3-Fiue line ot clothing spring and
winter overcoats dresses. shoes, etc, =
Alkus a22 gth-ave.
Sept 4-Clothing. II Freund Avenue T.
SEQ, 5-Iewr.rv II SnbeI TO 9th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
snrroaates Nonees.
N PTIRSITANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
L Frank l. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County OF
View York notice hereby all persons having
claims against Helene Sommerhof late OF the county OF
Nayr York the same with vouchers
thereof 10 subscriber at his place OF transaGting
t-nees st the office Of Sheldon & Gwynn. No 40 wall
Street IN Borough Of Manhattan cry o. Ne" iorh
IN or before the nth day of October next oo.
Dated New York. the 18th day Of april 1897.
ALBERT HEIDELBACh Executor
G CwYNN. Attorneys for Executor 20 w all
Street Borough OF Manhattan New YORK Clty.
EWISOHN. LEONARD.-IN PURSUANCE
IL Of an order Of Hon. Frank T. Fzserad Surrogate
Of York. notice is HEREBY gwen TO al
persons having against Leonard Lewsohn late OF
~ C.opnry OF New York deceased, present the same
With thereof the subscribers at ther pace
rransacting business / Broadway in the city OF
w YORK on or Path day of october next
La'eN - - " WALTER LEWISOHN.
ALBERT LEWISOHN.
PHILIP s. HENRY.
EyARTs TRACY & SHERMAN, Attorne"s Tor t1-
ecutors Wall Street. New York -lty.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate County of New
is hereby given TO ali having
Katharine Roxana Field late Of the
New deceased present the with vouchers
subscribers their place
business ,. No. IS Wall Street.
Of Manhattan the City Of New York. the
of December next
Dated New York. the 9Th day Of June. 1902
FLAMEN B. GAMBLER. Attorney for Executors. No. as
Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan City OF New York
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Vincen; A Ryan: I2sth 81. $ 1915
Lsnox-aHe Il: n foreclosure sale Colo
-1ial Corporation aet Charles " Vail al: Percy l.
-SlocA. ref due ju1gI. SO.+5l 90
costs s225 s1.5G0; prior mort. $4,000 the
plaintiff prior 80 West 57tl-st
rs Of .4ti-ave 25X1oe5 h; foreclosure sale
Sarah 4 Francis ! Schnugg al. SiGmund
Feuchtwanger atty: Charles z T McCann. ref due on
5udgt 1864 Il. Sl2+i s., ad
sourned to September =
BY Peter Never - and - I.spenard 81, n
sale; Charles Y Phelps George II
Isaac Fromme. ref; due
On iudgt 1895 c.: So No %
eoid Christian FeIhard al seioo- Ne % 10 same
O. sea 600 =
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
LOST.

LOST.
BANKBOOK No 3l5, $50 OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. ANY per
son having d claim TO II is hereby called
Ipon 10 present the same within ten DAYS
or submit TO having said passbook cancelled
and new one issued.
LOST OR STOLEN. N.-Bankhook No. 40 3j2
Of the German Savings Bank in the city
Of New York. corner ith-aVe. and 14th-st..
issued TO Christian Fitschen. All persons
are ca Ittoned against negotiating the same
II not returned to the bank the 18th day
Of September, 1902. duplicate will be
issued.
LOST.-Bankbook No. 1888 009 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon to present
same TO the bank within thirty days the
said book will be declared cancelled and ex-
tinguishcd and a new one Issued in lieu
thereof.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
BARGAIN FOR INvEsTORS.--No ~
GurroqaIes 4 otlree
n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

GurroqaGes' Notltee
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner g Thomas a Surrogate Of the County Of New
York hereby given ali persons having claims
late Of the Of
with vouchers thereof TO the
place Of transacting business the
O Manhattan City Of New York. before
The q october
Dated. New YORK. The 5th day Of april. 1902
OSCAR /. STRAUS. FRED L. LAVANBURG. ExecutoTs
SpiegeberE Wise, Attorneys for Executors. ii Broad
Street. New Y"-l City. N Y.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner =. Thomas. a Surrogate 0 County 0 New
Theodore p. Trowbridge late Of the County OF
New York deceased. the with vouchers
thereof subscribers their place transacting
Office Of Dexter. Osborn Gillespie.
Il T3roadR,sy in the Borough Of Manhattan city Of
before the 18Th day Of November
Dated New York. day May
(Signedb JAMES a. TROWBRIDGG.
(signed) EDWIN D. TROWBRIDGE,
DEXTER OSBORN & GILLESPIE Attorneys fo- Ex-
ecutors. No. n Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan.
POWLAND, MARY ELIZA.-IN PURSU-
IL ANCE Of an order Of Hon. Frank T Fitzgerald a
Surrogate o County New York, hereby
Rowland Of the County of New York. deceased
present vouchers thereof subscrih
place Of transacting business the office
Of II. Wander Poel No. % Broadway Borough OF
Manhattan in The City Of New York on or before the
first day Of November
Dated New York, the 26th day OF april. 1902
THOMAS FITCH ROWLAND.
CHARLES 2. ROWLAND and
GEORGE ROWLAND.
H. W WANDER PoEL Attorney for Executors. No %
atiyray. N 7
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
AID OFFICE FURNITURE

uREssN
DREssMAKER would IKE ranging 70 'er' a.
home IT g. oTI I'n,own "y Once. 1864 Broad
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

NEW BUILDING PLANS.
. n tolumbuE-sNe. for twelve
stoYv brick hotel 1o0x9S.s. West Side Coustruo
900 BrtadWsy. owner: - = Pei
ham architect $500 GOO
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
FOR SALE.

huilt Of natural wood including summer
houses settees log cabins. bridges. fences.
barricades arbors. arm chairs. II years
experience All orders promptly attended
to satisfaction guaranteed. Address OSCAR
LYONS Sub Station .. Poushl1eepsie n. y.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
WATER CURE INSTITUTE.

NATURE Sanitariuru.-Water cure, healtni
baths every sickness. best references
Vrof NEt-MEIYER. Manager. 25i W. SD
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

MAZE.
BACHELOR SEREANT-R Frenchnnan.
gets up dainty meals. careful house
keeper. takes care Of finest wardrobes:
attentive. devoted and faithful. strictest de-
pertinent. JEAN $50 6th-ave.
BUTLER or VALET--Enslsh; competent
LOMER. Box So Tribune Uptown Office
I jt5i Broadway
CHEF.-Colored. holding first class personal
references, with bachelor. In family or
private boarding house Address CHEF. 81
Fulton-et-. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

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