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New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
LOST.


ANY PERSON holding or laying claim TO
Bankbook No. %, 246 Of the United States
Savings Bank is notified TO present II at the
oank, as a new book is about TO be issued
RANKBOOK No. SPLITS OF the Union
D4tne savings Institution is missing. Any
person having claim 10 IL is hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten DAYS
or submit 20 having said paEsbook cancelled
and a new one issued.
LOST Passhook No. 93 2a5. issued bv the
institution for the savings Of Merchants
Ilerks- The finder viii please return II 20
the bank, No 20 Union Square.
LOST OR STOLEN. Bankbook No. AL, ISL
ot Inc German Savings Bank IN the City
OF Ne"-1 ork, corner 4th-ave. and 14th-st..
ISSUED 10 Vincent M0linari. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned 10 the bank on the 10Th dav OF
April. 1902, a duplicate will be issued.
Lost handbook No. 1891 Of the Har-
lem savings Bank Finder will please
return 10 Mrs HARTMAN. 20s4 21-ave.
LOST-Baukbook No. -5I. .Sa5, Benk for
savings. 80 +th-ave NeW-YOrk PAY
meht stopped Please return book to bank
ADVERTISEMENT and subscription, for
. 4Hs trloune received al their Uptown OF
nee. No. l.242 Broadway. % door north Of
5lst-st-. until o'CIo.k p. m; advertise
ments received at the following branch Of
hces at regular office rates until S O'Clock
3. NJ. viz: - Sth-ave. : e. cor. 23d-st.;
loo otn-4Ne, cor, l2th-st-; LAP Columbus
ave. near Vest 66th-st. tO8 West 42d-st
near oth-ays.' 90 East l4th-st.: 257 West
t2d-s-. between 9Th and sth aves. 26S
West l25th-st.; 159 East 47th-st; /. .8sS 3d-
ave. between I6th and nth sts: 1925 3D.
ave. ave. near 6lst-st.. 1.7OS lst-ave.. near
ave; $50 5d-ave.. near 41st-st.: 554 Sd-ave:
40 bieec c&er-st; S2j Bleecker-st. Brooklyn.
\ Y--2IG Cour,-st.; 215 s1nlth-st Newark
offices.
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crPREALE CoERT. Conntr of New york.

The Central 99t5onai SAM, 9f the City Of New York
against Hugo r. iipeter and others. Defend
snsIa pursuance of the Judgment OF foreclosure and
entered the above entitled action
and bearing he January 1902, l.
undersigned. the Referee in said judgment named will
public auction New York Real Estate Sales
Room. Number III Broadway. the l7th day April
1902, a twelve O'Clock that day. by william NJ
RYAN Esquire. The premises directed by said
Judgment b sold and the-ein described follows
All hoss certain l. pieces or parcels Of land situate
Borough Il Manhattan City, County and State Of
New York which taken together are bounded and De
follows Beginning formed the
easEerly side Of Amsterdam Avenue
with herly II hundred and eighteenth
southeTly along the easteTiy
side Of Amsterdam Nnue. one hundred 900 feet eleven
inches. thence elsteriy and parsel with one hun
red and street hundred feet: thence
n0rtaeTly parallel with Amsterdam Avenue, hun
l0G and eleven GD inches to the southerly
hundred ami eighteenth Street: thence
ery ana along the siutherly side Of One hundred and
eighteenth Street hundred 900 the point
place Of beginning. The souhery line Of the said prem
!ses Of block between one hun
ard eighteenth and hundred and seventeenth
Dated New Yo-ks March 251h, 1902.
ARTdTR d. TRCAX. Referee.
RONALD K. BR'O'AN, Attorney for Plaintiff Number
$40 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan. New York.
The following lss dagram OF the property 10 be sold:
1lSth Street.
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CUsToDIAN's OFFICE. L. :. custom Honse

Wi, pla'g New York March "a Ig2-Sealed propossIs
Nsanesoa @ sea ~ this bgi ding until O'clock r M
nisccllsr aIlI 10 1907 Tor furnishing fuel water
Us supplies. wash
snSDs seth fgr this beidhR during the nsesi ysaf
- I'D 1903. or snr peron the year AZ fnsy
IL hlls The <pht
Afi.sS G.stL4.-a. . ~'FN' ''''e"'' - D. COUCH,
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CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
lG5. l67 and les West 32d st.

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown Of
fee No l.242 broadway, % door north ut
31st-st- until O'Clock p. m: advertise
ments received at the following branch Of
fees NJ regular Office rates until 5 o'cIocL
.. m. viz: 254 Sth-ave. s. e. cor 23d-st
lo3 6th-ave.. cor. l2th-st.. I42 CuIufnb,1s
ave. near West 66th-st.. log West 42d-st
near 6th-ave.: 90 East I4th-st: 20 IVES,
42d-st.. between 7th and Sth aves. 21J
West 126th-st.; l60 East 47th-st: = S3S "a
ave- between 76,h and 18th SITS: U26 3d-
ave-. near 6lst-st-, l,7OS Ist-ave. near
seth=st: ioT East 12ath-st.; 756 fremont
evA $50 Sd-ave.. near 4ist-st. 554 3d-ave.
y. y.--2ls Court-st. :-2i6 Smith-Et Newark
y. J.-Ipt Bresd>zI And a. all A. -. Y,
smseA =. -
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AUCTION BALES.

-N---@-->--(---~~----
JOSHUA CASE. JR., AUCTIONEER.
For sale, at public auction on Saturday
IN the village Of Unionv lie, Orange Courtv'
\. y. on line Of y. Y, s. & ". r n 75
mics from NeH-YOrk City. a complete
manufacturing plant Of about 13 Oo0 s1uare
Ieet or Hoor space. equipped with a - h 70
boiler and 40 n p engine Has been used
as a SIX ribbon mill. and has complete
silk ribbon plant OF six Knows looms
BhiIGinEs and machinery are nearly new
ms property viii positively be sold 20 the
nlSheet otdder on above day and date For
fuII description Of property and terms Of
saIe apply to Dr. F. ". DENNIS. Union
vic. Oranga Con- =. y
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29

COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. HARLEM.
Rev. ] ELMBNDORF. D. D.. Senior Pastor.
FIRST CHURCH, 121st-s, Sd Pastor,
EDWARD S. RALSroN.-11 a. m, preaching by the
Pastor D. n1 eervices by the Sunday school
EECogP clgEGa Isn0xs.sss and i2sa-st H.: Pastor.
Pr.sehint sy IN. Par,er ~ the siss sssses viii
hold "a Easter tsstlYa-
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FCRNIsHED ROOMS.

FRONT ROOM. for one or two: all I'm
provements. also for housekeeping. cook
ng sAove, etc l,TS5 LeXington-sVe.. near
Il1fn-st
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
MANICURE. FACIAL MASSAGE,

AND SCALP TREATMENT. Hours 10 6.
NJ BENNETT. ll5 West JGth-st Tel
- 800 Columbus
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HELP WANTED.

HOME WORK. SD weekly guaranteed. ex-
urHenc- unnecessary. IuclOse stamp for
iGlI ~ instructions. etc. Address 10TH
'f-N HF 60. Toledo. Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29

WASHING--A respectable COlOred woman
70 do family washing ont BY the day or
week. first class reference Call or ad-
dress z CALICO. az West 4lst-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29

ME'HANIc.-firStc class tools. g 1r eriulen-
tai and IachinIst: make imp uSrem-nts.
capable Of taking charge. twelve years eN-
pcrience. Address MECHANIC. Box rs.
Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29

yRMING.-AmbittOus young man. trained
in farm work. desires TO connect himself
rsith good farmer, who VIII appreciate
( faithful. Intelligent work by advancement
AMBlTION, Box "a. Tribune Uptown OF
nee. 242 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29

HUGH o. PENTECOST
bi Madison ave. 2Tth st. Sunday at IL a. m
''The Rtsurrectnn
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRTCES.-JOl secondhand
wood aud ron working machines. fully
guaranteed. mach merry bought and ,N
changed GEO. b. EDDY. 3g> Madison II
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29

CpACHMAN.-By a young Dane. city or
,odntry; married. no children. Christian.
strictly temp, rate. years Of experience in the
NIlVinS anc care Of the finest Of horses
carriages /and harness: generally useful.
salafy Moderate; hest references HEN
hlCHShyS, 664 Robins-ave.. The Bronx
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST. BAR71H0i NRFW'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
I'll East i2d-st First class domcstIes are
supplied. also managing uous-kerprrs. ma
t."ns. goycruesscs tutors, etc
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29

GRACE REFORMED CHURCH 7th-avc. and 54th- St,
Rev. j. r. DURYEE. d. D.. Mnister.-Easter morning
service, 1915 o'clock. Anniversary. Sunday school. 3
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NotlGc o. Gummone.
SUPREME COURT.


SUPREME COURT, New York County
Byron Dexter plaintiff, against Gussie stowasser
ii iiah Joseph Mary kuentsler and Charles W Younger
wife Daniel 5. Brennan and Mary Brennan. his wife
= rlalnun defendants Anended SUNNI TO the BE-
CnnIafD, 10" are hereby summoned I" answer the
answer on t3e plaintiffs attorney within DAYS after
e service Of this summons exclusive the
@ @ IN ga g9Se Of your failure to appear or answer udg
de3ande5 I555s3 Kin in The h g9mPIaint, ,.laP
:. JEHIEL r HTRD. PLAINTIFFS Attorney: once and
bb5to:'S % address 10 2oc Broadway Borough Of Man
To- Daniel $ brennan, defendant: The foregoing sum
order II ne f- ,i I yI .S alg't'on pursuant to an
me SupTeme Court of the state of New York dated
Court House Borough Of MSahatten C f a New we YORK % o
March 1902 Which comPiant was @ originally aIed
Dated New YORK March IS 1902
osoo on, p t Jt3HiI1L 7, HCRD; Plaintiffs Attorney,
Borough New city '''''''''''' mammalian
SUPREME COURT, County of New York
John schreiher. Plaintin against Minnie schreiber
] engnqTnt ASnfn , lqT al[GTG summons To the above
serve cory OF YOUR anscr on the Plant,Ciss ana 10
within twenty after the service this summons
the and your failure
by default for relief demanded complaint
EDWARD !, sPENCER. Planttn,,s Attorney, once and
Post Office Address No - Broadway Borough OF
To the defendant Minnie schreiler: The foregoing
q hon 5sses sue9' on the he
lith 1902 and 4led with ne e2mPaint in the office Of
m a S ar3b S TS2'y @ and state Of Ne" York on the
EDWARD l. SPENCER PLAINTIFFS Attorney. As Broad
way. Borough Of Manhattan.
4 DvBRTsEMENTs and subscriptions The Tribune
o.,as- No. I.2s$ -. RRoARwSAYy.
AdveTement viii be received at the foii@winE branch
9Gises at regular once rates un o'clock viz. .5I
S. % East i4th-.t.: 25z " West lsG,.t cor I-'n
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29

BOARD AND ROOMS.
al EAST 2iTH- H-ST near Madisou-ave.
changed.
- n 25l WEST Christian. Alliance
~ lguSe'-- i arily hotel. near Broadway;
g.. g. Iies street railway and y. Y. Central
a,aioh aceommodate JOO. teyrns including
,eeSiS' us ShZ9 upward per Gay.$7 upward per
o - eI me comforts and couv~uiences Of a re
a-t-,,I 1ICu motel at boarding house prices. ref
----'S required 80 20 80 East 59th-st
- rHAS 18th ST. one door from Madi-
son aVe.-Tahie boar5ers accommodated.
- Iai-. - > A.. "6 WE&T.--Very desirable, large
o.II',,, Colt H'or room; all Conveniences: eN-
cement table. references exchanged.
ST ALBANS = EAST 3lST- ST
iitooHis. single, en- suite. dqrtOr's Once:
piileate baths; dining room paTl0r floor.
electric light; table board
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
W ORIN WANTED.

WORN WANTED.
MnJe
/ AGENT or PORTER.-Bv German. IT ar
ried, in Wholesale business; has great zsc-
quaintsnce; can give best fefererEes
1 LOUIS BARON. SO 2d-ave.
.
/ BOoKKEErER. -EApcrirncea, sush-
ing huokkceper, excellent pcnman an ac-
| countaut. seeks pcrmauancy. trial sol. citedE
/ lyu. first HAT
[ EOOKKEEPER. cashier OF clerical position
"t responsibility, by young man, 81: eN-
U-rlvnord- references. honest and &C nsclcu-
tpU-, German American, wages M ldeTate.
/ kEES LrE, ;,j9 West 3lSt-St.
BOOKK EEPER. y. competent andt reIia-
bic. fourteen years experience ofiiOe
work; salary moderate. references. y. ).
C.. Tribune once.
BOY. 10 wishes good. steady po htion at
.-ythiug with good Hrmi knows omet hing
I Of plumbing trade. speaks both German and
English. SCIINTTr, 2aa lcast 99th-ss,
ROY u7. 81 a weei, 70 coun1rnce If chance
of advancement. can fu rnish re eference
j. NOLAN. l23 Park-ave.. Iso'%tgn-
COLLECTOR o~ SALESMAN By an ex-
pcrienced young man ". X. L.597 Bush
wieI-ave. FrookIyn.
COI.LECTOR-Ry Young ma = - with 70
appearance. can furnish best q references
and bond. g. L.. l." Gold-st.. J irooklyn-
GENERAL, MECHANIC. eIecu .icIan will
work at anything; iauitor. alss do plumb
ing steam machine and stove uepairs; own
tools. reference. kOTH. ~ Jewel-st..
Bruoklyn.
GROCERY CLERK -, wishes ;,teady posi-
orlictnc, good reference from last nlace
JACK \. TIMBoNE ~ Thomie"n-st-
HANDY MAN by da, or week waxing
floors. polishing furnE.ure. roof painting
WhitewashiUE. leaning cellars. furnaces.
etc. city or country. DOLAN. $40 East
IL ANY business man Is looking for a trust
worthy, industrious. willing young man. I
hope he VIII address M: EUod penman; nrst
class references. FRANK. lO6 Montrose-
ave. Brooklyn
JAPANESE. college bred. refined and
young, desires engagement "a a guide or
private secretary 10, 10 a party going 70 the
IST Box Il. Tribune once.
apartment house; understand steam h-af
and hot water. at present employed IL
West S2d ST.
MECHANIC-Ma Married man: Jack u al
trade for all factory or building wEs all
kinds Of machine work. WENDFD. 2I9
Marl0u-st., BROOKLYN
ME'HANI'.-firstc class tools. 2 ~ erfrlen-
tai and TIarhinIst. make imp Csyenn-nrs.
capable OF taking charge. twelve .ss,ars' es-
pcrience. Address MECHANIC. Box rs
Tribune ONCE
NIGHT WATCHMAN. - HC nest Trust
worthy, reliable. handy all around man.
city or country. SIMON 40, Vest 4gth-st
OFFICE ASSISTANT.-By a young. man;
aged II; two years experience: can op-
crate typewriter: references ALFRED
SEELENFREUND. 16a kd-st
PORTER-By useful man: arst class city
gsfsrsnse. c. BRosKN. sia West a1st,xk
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ADE DEEEIISEMENTS anu SUBSCRIPTIONS for
The Tribune received al their Uptown OF
S1st-st-. until O'Clock D m adyerrt-e-
nents received at the following branch Of
noes at regular Office rates until S O'Clock
loo 6th-ave.. cor. f9th-st: I42 Columbus
ave. near West 66th-st.- iO6 West 4ad-st
near oth-ave-; g. East l4th-st: psf West
W"st l-.lth-rt- lAa t'asr +1th-st y a.3s sd
ave. between 10Th and TTth SITS: f.O26 "a
ave. ave. near olst-st l,7os 1ss-ave., near
ave 800 Sd-ave.. nea< 4lst-st 554 3d-avs
= xlo fSiee sser-st S15 Bfeecker-st. Brooklyn
~. f'-.fe court-sl; 2l6 smitn-sk Newark.
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HORSEBACK RIDING.

81 I.tESON; skirts free lady and
gentleman teachers, excellent horses
ClARkE'S STABLES. 13l and 1873 West
l2Sth-st
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The Tribune received a. rhsIr ITIs.. 5s.ss - IL
L. NO I.Z4% Brcaslway. % door north OF
IS Sts.- ~, uhtli y o'ylcck = m; advertise
rfcss at regular once rates until : osctocar
= m, VIZ; 2S4 shave 3 e cor 2sd-st:
80 oth-aFe-. con 12th-s.-; 142 Columbus
az near west 66th-st.. 106 West 42d-st
near Oth-ave.; % East i4th-st: 25T West
~ ,ozt - - y t'- sth an Sth aves.: ga
49, A-s1-h -. loS Past 4fth-st-: 1.33S Sd
aye. near CAst-st-; !. I1S lst-ave. near
ssth-s.-, do' Esst 125th-st-: T56 Tremout-
1 sHs Hoo crave. near 41st-sf-; $50 Sd-ave
SIo-,i - fs-T-SJ- S2J Rla,-gIe-- = TR~oo<Iv-y,
Y 1.--30 Court-st.: 215 Smith-st Newark
--'S1 broac-st- And g all A. D. 7.
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ABSORPTION HOME CURE.

AVOID THE KNIFE.-We cure tlIrnors,
ovarian disco seS, feNious hackache, piles.
nervousness. stop harsh treatment. when
al others faLi write US. free sample, con
SuItation. ARCHIBALD AYERS. lbs
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29

EASTER CAROLS and rectations Will be gtven the
Five Points O Industry No. l55 Worth-tt. by
the children institution On sunday nj $50 D. m
The public invited.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29

I Louis ALBERT BANKS
viii preach Easter sermons NJ F. church, West
lOith-st. between Columbus and Amsterdam aves.,
II and :. Special Easter music. Evening pr elude
"Chauncey Depew's Lesson in Self lf-Reliance.'
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29

CHURCH OF ZION AND ST. TIMOTHY.
57th-st.
a. m.-H0ly Communion.
II a. m-MoTnng prayer, Holy Communion sermon by
the Rector.
! .. m.--Chldren's service.
; p. u.-ChoraI service with special anthems.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
BUSINESS CHAN1'ES.

! AM 4 YOUNG MAN with a prosperous
business Have inycsveI $1,000, and
want n partner with Same amount. Ad
personally 1etween u a-ld I o'clock
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sTultAGE NOTICES.

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. The
following described property. To- wit. Beds.
chairs. tables. bureaus linen. silver aud
other household goods. pictures. musical
instruments, brio .a-trac, trunks boxes.
barrels. personal effects. merchandise etc.
belonging 10 or held f1r account of Mrs. \.
Allen. Mrs. Andrews. A. e.. BARNES. Miss
Georgia, r. Rurklin Mrs. Lucy H. clark.
y. =. CLARK. John S'uar. Mrs h ". Coates.
Mrs, NJ. Connolly. Mrs Emma CornwcU.
Earuier. jr.. A. L. NJ Giles. Miss r. NJ.
tiih. Mr. MHude Grafton. Nrs. r. T. Har-
Tn Mrs. Rosa Lamb Mis- Alice Iaing.
HrS /. j. Monroe. Mrs, T.. J. Nurrar Mrs
~ o'NIara Mrs &. R. pitt. Albert Prjlo,h
John r. Wiltsie d Son. Miss Ida Roberts
\ Singer r. IT. kmhuu. Mrs. James Tier
nan. Mrs. Elizabeth Walker, Miss Sarah
10 satisfy the lien nj the undersigned there
on at public auction. 10 the highest bidder
AZ \o. 1890 Eighth Avenue. Borough Of
H@nhattan. New-iork city. ON Monday,
A0rl 18th. 1902 AZ 1890 A. NJ ana ON
such subsequent days to which said sale
may boz adjourned.
dated New York March ~ 1902
THE WASHINGTON STORAGE WARE
HOUSE AND VAN COMPANY. Ltd.
: 2HG- as :. 300 Nth Avenue. New-York CITY
CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
lG5. l6I and l6N West 33d st
New York. March ~ 1902
Miller Mrs Elizabeth pevere. Mrs Eva
Ford, Mr. Jas. \. H. Earl. Miss = Banks.
Mrs. Nckeona. Mrs T. FUehue. Mrs Wm
Kelly. Mrs. Rosela Mcmahon Sarah Hall-
ran: You ana each oT YOU aye hereby mott
fled that the time for the payment Of the
lien hold upon the property hereinafter de
scribed having expired after due. notice
thereof had been given YOU. viii cause
such property, 20 wit, household goods per
sunal effects and merchandise. stored hv
you in my warehouses. 20 be- sold AZ public
auction according 20 the statute In such
cases made and provided. at ". II Flat
tau'S Auction Rooms l3th-st and Uni
versity Place. Borough Of Manhattan New
York city, on Tuesday. April IL. aud
Wednesday April l6. 1902. al ~ a. m and
VIII he continued every Tuesday and
Wednesday thereafter. AZ the same time and
place. until all the goods are disuosed Of
CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
n. ED. pEALY. Prup'r
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w, WILLIAMS & SON.
rtC0 w. 77TE ST. Hi3,1siSs. Trl. 33Ss
l'ARPDT CLEANSING b Jtablished 1878.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANSING CO.
Cleans by compressed air. steam hand or
on floor 1.55s Broadway 42I East 4Sth-st.
coz * BRANDT Te, 49, Ssth.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29

EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE AD-
VENT BrOsdWay and y3d-st, Rev. C. +. KRDTELA
D. D., P>ztor.-Seryices, II m, p m. yaschoo
$3.50 . n.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29
ReE1alons Notlrrs.

ADAMS CHAPEL. UNION THEOLOGICAL. SEMINARY
700 Park sunday afternoon 4:30 O'Clock
In consequence Of Easter recess the preaching serc
viii be omitted
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
CARPET CLEANING.

j. & j. w. WIllfRMa.
steam Carpet Cleaning 353 West 5..s-s,
Telephone 500 Columbus Relay dnc n
speciality. Established 1915.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-29

GROOM &c--By competent temperate and
reliable young man as groom in private
stahie; or as useful man on estate; refer
ences- TEMPERATE. Box ~. Tribune IN
town once. I.242 Broadway.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-11-19
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, Nov. 1S.-A most noteworthy
feature of todays market was the steady
and persistent though moderate liquida-
ton. Operations were again comparative
ly small and professional, such improve
ment as was shown al times being chiefly
due to covering by the short interests
Aside from the scarcity Of time money.
which is loaning at rates practically
equal to Z and per cent. for SO days
there was no very unfavorable news. 1t
is clear. however. that pressure is still
being directed against certain of the pool
stocks, and that the substantial interests
are offering no real support. Opening
prices were irregular and rather under
the London level. The professional ele
ment took the short side all through the
early session in spite of the steadiness
of Sugar and Manhattan. The demand
for Sugar shares appeared to come from
insiders. Prices held barely steady. in
the early afternoon. In the final hoMr
the list reflected renewed selling which.
though moderate. was again persistent
and scattering. This movement carried
prices down practically all through the
list with the exception of Manhattan.
which retained the greater part of it's adj
vance. There was an utter absence of
commission business. London bought
and sold equally to the extent of 20,e0l
shares. all of an arbifrage and the clos
ing was decidedly weak. Railroad bonds
showed heaviness throughout the day but
declines in the active issues were small
Total sales, par value, S2,09).VW.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-11-19
A Matter Which Was Left Unsettled

When the ownership of the Isle Of
Pines was left an open question to be
determined at their leisure by the
United States and the republic of Cuba
it was freely predicted that there
would be trouble from this source in
Se future. The passing of a few years
has not lessened the prospect that
these prophecies will be fulfilled. Pend
ing the settlement of the question the
government at Havana is in possession
and calmly assumes that it is in perma-
nent possession. This would not be so
bad if it were making good use of the
property. but it has not only neglected
theoisland and impaired its value. but
| it now proposes, according to Havana
dispatches, to make the island place
for the exile of it's convicts and its
lepers.
This is the last straw for the many
Americans on the Isle of Pine, large
number of whom went there to invest
in property and engage in business in
the expectation that the island would
promptly become. a possession Of the
United States. Their expectation was
a natural one. The island was given
up by Spain along with Cuba and
Porto Rico. and Cuba has no claim to
| it. It is over so miles distant from
Cuba and is an island of 600 square
island on the Cuban shore which
would naturally go along with Cuba.
1t is a handsome island. towering up
| into fairly lofty mountains. Down their
sides the rivers rush and tumble to the
sea. Outside of the marshy region, it
is a habitable, fruitful, healthful
island. 1t has wealth of forests.
marbles. and minerals. In American
hands it will be a prosperous island.
To abandon it to convicts and lepers
would be a shame, and we do not be-
lieve for a minute that any such fate
is in store for it. It's status as belong
ing to Uncle Sam ought to have been
determined when Cuba was allowed it's
independence, but in the desire to
avoid all friction, at that time, with
the young and very sensitive republic
the question was left open. 1t was a
mistake and should very quickly be
sometimes an unpleasant internationa.
controversy starts from a smaller
cause.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-11-19
Pointers.

The quality of jealousy shows ne
mercy.
The cup of joy sometimes has false
bottom.
a man may be known by the com.
pany he doesn't keep.
The smallest ideas are often ex-
pressed in the biggest words.
Misery loves company but the COM
pany doesn't always reciprocate
Flattery sometimes acts like toe
many Jumps of sugar in a cup of coffee
The fellow who can always see the
finish of others is generally blind to his
own.
1t takes some people a mighty long
time to forget the things they shouldn't
remember.
If disease germs Turk in money, it.:
astonishing what good health most OF
our millionaires enjoy.
When man boasts that he doesn't
owe Il dollar in the world it may be be-
cause his credit is bad. 44 .,tss.,
When it comes to talking. a woman
can give man handicap of a mouth.
full of hairpins and beat him out.
The Angel Gabriel may be the per
sOnification of modesty, but he is bound
to blow his own horn at last.-Philadel.
phia Record
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-11-19
SORE NECK

Take SCOTS Emulsion for
scrofula. Children often have
sores on the neck that won't
heal up. The sores may come
and go. Parents may not
know what's the matter nor
what to do. Scrofula is the
trouble and SCOTS Emulsion
is the medicine.
SCOTS Emulsion heals the
sores. But that is not all,
Scrofula leads to consumption.
This is the real danger.
SCOTS Emulsion is the
"ounce of prevention that
keeps off consumption.
Well send you little to try, if you Ike.
sCoTT s BOVINE, 4os Pearl street, New York