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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27
Notite of Gnmmons.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW
York Couuty.-Aiargaret A. Briggs. plaintiff against
Hester HartweIl. Lucinda Woodman. AdeIins Sheldon,
Maria At a and H Of E 81 G a Woa
sheldon Brown and Strong, If they any OF them
the persons or owners to plaintiff unknown having
complaint in this action such persons being herein de
scrbed heirs at law. devisees lesatees grantees.
Sheldon Brown and strong and their respeetfve husbands
If Sarah \. Bennett Administrative OF
People of the State Of New York defendants. To
10 answer the complaint in this action and serve
Of your answer on the PLAINTIFFS attorneys within
Of the day Of service and in Ease OF your failure 70 aP
default for the relief demanded in complaint
Dated New York June 2'th 1902
Plaintiff Once and Postoice Address. 200 Broadway
To the above named defendants Hester HartweII Lu-
einda Woodman, Adeiine Shelton. Maria Brown, Olivia
next Of kin Of the said HartweI wooiman Sheldon
Brown and srons II they or any OF them deceased
the plaintiff unknown. having claiming an
action such persons being described as heirs at
Law, devisees lesatees grantees 2Ssgnees or next Of
Strong their respective husbands wives il any
toa PURSUANT to am ordeS Of the HonoTabie Alfred ste
M Justice II The Supreme Court OF The state OF New
the complaint IN the office Of the Clerk OF the
Of Manhattan. City OF New York. on the 25h day OF
The object OF this action is to make partition according
respective rights Of the parties and If appears
b os then fo the sale cr the f5IroSi,g an1
property BeginninE at point on the northeastery
Nngtyour feet ana tS9 inches n4TthesteTiy from the
five feet; souhwesterly northeastery
woodruff Avenue seventy-hve feet the place be-
Dated New York October 18th, 1902
DARLINGTON. CRANE & JENKINS. Attorneys for
New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-YoIk November &C. 1902.
BEEvEs-Receipts 1O4 1888 head. in
Guiding for alive 50 for saughterers and
market: making. cattle. "a
Gale which IA Jersey City Sxtieth-st.
supplies selling l0f20c higher:
bulls full steady; steady The yards were
cleared Common good native sold 81 %
ass 70 100 10; bulls at s29S4; cows at 81 3OgS3 90
Dressed beef moderate demand 717Gl1lzc per 70
10 extra native Sides and Sd7c for Texas
beef. Cables unchanged Shipments to-day included
zoo quarters OF beef in the st Southampton
275O quarters (estmatedl Majestic Liverpool
nd 4 I'm the Madiana West Indies. No
exports cattle. sheep beef tomorrow.
average az IS z! per 100 10 u do 1873 70 at $ co. I9
10 az IS S. IS 1850 10 IS 80; DO. t221 n. at
IS 90; do. 1900 70 at IS 30; DO 114o n. al S. 20 10
dc. 1894 q IS 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27

spot cotton closed quiet with quotations points higher
o. the basis Of s55c for middling upland for
fnlddIrg Sales, bales.
we're tesgraphed az follows: New-oreana steady IN
changed S.; sales 1000 bales Mobile firm, IN
shaged A. c: sales. 500 bales: Savannah quiet Lice
lower. a. &c: sales 402 balee: Charleston
lover an T5sc bid; Wilmington firm. unchanged 7Sc
qrfok quiet. unchanged. at 3l6c. sales 626 bales
Baltimore nominal unchanged, SLc
partial Lido lower 3-l6asi4c. sales 494 bales: ST
LOUIS steady. Lice lover, Galveston
oherng unchanged at alice; sales, 200 bales Memphis
steady unchanged Sc: saleC. 1900 bales Estimated
rec pts al New-OrIeans fcF tomorrow 1900
l5G bales compared with IS 249 bales
ana 1913 bales the day last
for Tomorrow 500 bales expected compared
with 10 III bales actual last week and $685. bales
year: Galveston expects 5000 1000 bales against
ls.tel last week and Il, 327 last
Receipts the ports and interior points to-day
pared with the same day last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAr


Chicago 26-Cattle- Receipts 1000 head includ
Ing 2C0 Westerns Active t5d25c higher prime
steers SdrSI %. poor medium S3d$6: stockers and
feeders S-aS4 -. 81 4OaS4 IS; hsiers. S24$5
Gamers 81 40GS2 40 bulls S2a$4 80: calves So $6 T5
fed $3NSf Western 50
Hogs-Receipts to-day. head: tomorrow, OOO;
lstt 1000 closed fully lOc lower; mixed and butchers
$ SoHSG Is: good heavy ST rough
reavy B5aS6 light s. G5aS8. bulk Of sales IS oOQS6
ShespEcCeipts - head. sheep and lambs
higher good 70 choice wethers. 81 SOC $4 choice
mixed. s. aoHS3 60 native lambs, 50 5od$5 80.
Cincinnati Nov. 26-Hogs active lower. 81 5OdS6 81
Cattle steady S2aS5 . Sheep strong 81 5Oa$S . Lambs
East Buffalo. Nov. 26-Cattle- Receipts. so head
butchers grades good strong easy; prime
SGHSG 20. shipping steers 81 254S5
S4US5. 25aS4 10 cuIIs 81 sou 81 %
stock heifers s. 25a$3 Neas s. 5oQ$S 30 Hogs-Ra-
ceipt 400 head. ga oc higher light; others steady
and SO o1HS6 10: roughs IS 7Od$5 81:
s. p. Sheep and lambs Receipts 94OO head; sheep
steady lambs 25gc lower; TOP lambs, 50 2OqS5 y.
10 good S4H$a TO- yea-ngs So TiQ$4 ewes 50 25q$3
East Liberty. Nov. 26Cattle steady choice S6aS6 20
prime s. 1885 DO good SIS 25S5 80 Hogs active; prime
So To- light do So so pigs gOGS6; rouEhs S5dS6
Sheep steady; best wothers 81 75a$4 choice 75dS4
choice lambs 50 40a$5 so. culls and 81 5OS:
Kansas city. Nov. 2s-Catue-Receipts 1900 natives
900 Texans CaVcs-dO Texans 800 natives.
steady 20 2c higher; native higher:
and dressed beef IS 35H$6 good 81
uSJ 30 stocker and feeders 81 1OQ$4 80 Western
steers So l3S 80 dO Texas and Indian s3$4
81 75HS4 70. SldSa % bulls S2d$3 90 calves
S3HS6 Hogs-Receipts. 800 opened strong
closed DC lower: ST. II; bulk OF S6d$6 12Ik
@SC TO- Workers SO 00aS6 10; pigs s. 4OGS5 So sheep
Receipts $500 head market steady. lambs
weher $50 81 Western wethers $3dS3 S. stockers and
feeders, 81 90G$3 *.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27

Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool cabesspot cotton
Saer5te demand saes 5000 bales spseoiaiion ana eT
300 niddiing upland. 454d- Futures opened barely
to points lower November. 80
Iusry, February-March March-Apnl. Aprl-May, May
S1ne. June-July Juiy-Augus 4S29SsSd Manchester
49, Yarns easier: cloths buyers favor =,
FLOUR AND MEAL1-with a very light trade IN the
hour market prices were sustained All around and
-. undeItone nr especially on spring pstsspp SPILLS
patents s. I04S4 30 winter straishts ~ sSqsS oo
patents So e09S3 80: spring clears - 214sS ~ ea no
winter ss3Q$3 10: extra No winter e. 92gSz III
1sg S22ds23. spot and TO arrive sSSf> " "a f.IA
sLoURarlet quiet quoted at g Soas2 81 SPOT s sna
oS9Sa 90 ehice 90 45gss s6S, Is 81 70
s Ssna BAG MEAL-Dull 9uo5sed,;, pine "It EE no
Steady Quoted: Spring bran spot 81 s5gsl! 80; sacks
% arrive 200 10 81 50 spring bran bulk ~ sRF s
hs,I, liRssed Of cake s2e So e s5s S gaze
stAtS-WaEAT-In spite Of narrow epecuia,se
Asas' and Notwithstanding unSatsfsctory EXPORT 0pN~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27
sourHERN corroN MARKErs.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. Nov 26C1osing: Cotton-Spot in moderate
demand. with prices points lower: American mddng
riddling AID: good ordinary 432d ordinary 4 aOs
The sales the 5000 bales. vsrs
speculation and export and included 1900 American
600 bales including -
opened easier and closed barely steady American mid
z o c November, 4.4sd- November De~ernFar
445d December and January. 44314 lid: JANUARY ana
February. February and March. March and April Ao-
MAY June and
442a4 - ~-' N"1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27
LoNpoN WOOL MARKEr.

London Nov 2S-The offerings at the wool auction
sales to-day numbered H. 74s bales There spirited
demand from and Continental buyers but the
dency OF prices especially for Queensland stock was IN
supply readily absorbed principally by
Yorkshire buyers Coarse grades of crossbreds caused
keen competition prices 20 Cape
OF Good Hope and Natal stock in good general de-
mand America bought few good Port Philip greasies
Following the sales detail: New South Wales. loo
bales; secured, 7zdGls lol4d sd1s Id Queens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27

ions me wheat market yesterday worked along hull linz,
support by the prominent Chicago bull interests e @
time May wheat around So In sb etcable every
offss+ ~ gave confidence bull operators and
Of ne day The pit went short on ever S1ge
demand and re improbable, in view Of the Chicago
any 100 cars compared with 9s7 cars last year interior
bs push compared 900 bush last ~eaT
light sggregating 500 b &9 the other hand rattle.
it's stock with a reported an increase Of 100000 bush
ply OF No Northern during the last four davs Tece
The car was especially we'll in ali markets Of
o a nOg n on covering Of shorts light stocks The
B G ngfr and Paris markets 5aI5 points hishe
too rcb aDle SAID Argentine messages complained Of
explanation Of the Liverpool ADVANCE Aboagb r,nors
orders actual business included nnv isd larry g
est srenc+S s L ork ana loads at outports The great
cary sellers for short covered their contracts in
aaoaP Basis sh m a9.dsy fos @ Of cash
No ~ 9sc; No Northern Manitoba prompt;
red 0 :js ana No red NeVTo!k 77s prompt No
exceedingly light and the range of Dre narrow J bos5
Tho tirs STEADY to firm underone in sympathy with
was rather Wet IN Ohio Ta nuTsday The weather map
the Mississippi with Official ndcatio1 for gegar W. OF
g up OF conditions in corn belt by THURSDAY
anr that 800 goo bush Of No don 6ad
quarters and d DFds shipment It was credited
conhrmation Actual business reported was loads here
the shorts sold Hp Per corn b IN Cs G on
The Ivernooi r shown in St Louis in that option
quoted at Ole elevator 81 re aost the latter
Sreesins supplies white and yellow closed at sc
in oAIs-he oats market was firm all day
Stipatny Win corn and continued light
Ana po2r srsdine No oats closed at sec No 3 35sc
tack white 8742 standard white H 'Ae RY PSnha
S4a54isc: NJ Me,.eTn SIS an9at; state rye
sosy Feeding quoted $4,000 ana mailing at asa
8aa4oc Bum Ts9 sales 2'0" bush Of feed barley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA


sTATIONS foot of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
coTIhe leaving time from DesbTosses and
s shat given below FOR TwentycfhiTd street
755 4 W. FhsT 20 two Bget Parlor
Cars New York TO Ptsbgrg Sleeping Car PitsOurs to
S9lcssgG, No coaches 70 Pittsbqrg. -,,
S EAS end fSGfsaa Com
cSaas 6e gVsn Toeo cinciRaa
hour train to ChicaGo. Pullman 66servation
Drawing-room. Sleeping. Dining and Buffet smoking
1'% 20 IN n CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS FY YPsy:
5 aanaS2s Sc fh Eo s x Ig DPa rOurg Gin
Sinn@ti. IndanaP9s. Louisville. Louis pinas Car
sin Ws Sf a sSsPRPa2sh Fancy neasO For
75 SEES eMfeP sStgFaey Pms Car psurr and
Chicago. For Knoxville. daily. Shenandoah Valley
SIS p W. cLE vi Lf51n AND '' c1ScfSS1TI Ex
WAsh fiS!it:T1Sox f aS6 FH h9d sorTH
iandt Streets 10 @ D2nF o car io5S DINING Car
M u - 2aing Carr 10 ana o @
Dining Cars, 2S Dining carr 2S Dining Gsr' % .
n C B3ng Can 655 DINING Cam All f PsIor and
Dining Cars). % Dining Carr 4;25 Dining can. AS
soTHs Ss5 III M x re s 45 P m
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-Express 9.25 m. o.25
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAnwAY-"FIorida and Metre
politan Limited" 1855 p. m. daily. Express l-lo
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY,-For Memphis
cFsfPEARE o aI PRR m T@iYy m week
week DAYS and $50 p. m. daily.
ATLANTIC C'lTY.-9.S5 a. and 25o ?. m Week.aaSs
sundays 755 a Through Vestbued Trains. b p
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches on week
Tor Smoking Car Parlor Cars Dining Car and standard
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY--1255 p. weekdays.
For points New York and Long Branch Railroad iron
West Twenty third street Station) $50 a. M q 10 y
325, 40 and 455 m. week days Sundays -
a M. 453 p. m 0FroH Desbrosses and SOrtlanot
weekdays. Sundays. o a. Is q. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6l0 Desbrosses and CSrtlandt Streets 500. % 90
s,25 s. IS Q % DINING carr. Cp55 Penna. Limited,
1910 Desbrosses Cortandt Streets. 2M Dining
Car. 49, Dining Carl III (Desbrosses and CCrtandt
Streets, 220. 255, 325 Dining Can. 355, IS. -
Dining Car ass Dining Carr $50 Dining Carl 4 %
S25 SIS. o IS D. m 1910 night. Sundays, $40. Ioo
tno coaChes, -. 500 9.25 Dining Carr 900 Clinl
itsd) Dos 1855. Dining Carr a. IT, Dining arr
90 Dining Can. 325 Dining Carr. SO AS dining
Carr, 4.55 Dining Carr. SIS Dining Carr. 100, SO
8 So 926 p. m. 1910 night.
Ticket Offices Nos 1864, PSI Broadway. 1s2
Firth Avenue (beow 23d St) 263 Fifth Avenue corner
18th. ST.. Astor House: West Twenty-third Street
station and stations foot Desbosses and Cortandt
streets; Court Street $50 Fulton street 9s BroadWay
ana pennsylvania Annex Station, BROOKLYN; station
Jersey City; The New York Transfer Company will
cal for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through 10 destination.
road Cab Service
]. B. HUTCHINSON. r WOOD
General Manager Gen'l Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27

OI TON Business in cotton notwithstanding the hoii-
uaN interval Al hand, active. tendency Of
llces sil upward The market opened steady at A de
rune 81 lai- points which
Il- decline u Liverpool expected be a matter OF
800 POINTS but actually 3Q5 market
t.e1 40 points as compared with the closng figures
I'D" previous DAY on adverse reports
tf Is 10 weather conditions and effects being claimed
tLal 4 nortSer Rad visited Oklahoma, Indian
l'ft} ana Texas; that
mons 81 tie belt getting that the
laq weather vas delaying plantation
iltlil shorts covered freely the rise. wit
H3hdaN al hand new orders forthcoming aud
ae no'eneht 70 secure profits on long contracts
lFtsh selling movement that prices
fa4il4S. but later the market rallied and finally
ENaqy n net unchanged
= ~ undeTtpne Of the market on
U spot cotton markets of the country reported be
i@fec by exporters and sInners.
speeustive of futures. in to DAYS
aah delivery % the Of 10000 by house
supplemented by The liquidation Of two other
t9.29lts but after this pressure of the market
isiltd on covering
being smaller
The range of prices market to-day
Is follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27

land 1900 bales: secured 9isdQ1s greasy 6iad9
lid Victoria 14O0 bales; secured. 6dGls Sad:
3&GaIs I'D. South Australia 400 bales, greasy. 62d
9l2d West Australia. l.5O0 bales secured, Is AID.
greasy 5lsd41OiAd. New Zealand $500 bales; secured
5l4dGlS Sd greasy. 3$dd1s. Cape ~ Good Hope and
Natal 500 bales secured. Is 2dd1s Sad; S%d
GSiad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27
STEAMBOATS,

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trbuns
~ received a their Uptown Once
NO. LISA BROADWAY,
Between Ssth and s7th SITS, until O'Clock p m
Advertisements will the following branch
Offices Office rates until o'clock D m, viz:
254 Sth-ave.. e cor I'D ST 153 6th-ave.. cor
12th-st.; 90 East I4th-st.s 2S7 West 42d-st. BE-
tween and sth ayes: 263 West 125th-st.s I,33S
3d-ave-, between 10th and nth 1.O26 3d-ave..
esst-st; 1,5oS 1st-ave, near seth-st t57 last
l25th-st.i 156 Trcmonr-ave.s go Sd-nNe..
4lst-st.; Sol 3d-aye.s 20 BleeeEer-st.s BIS
BIeecker-st- Brooklyn. ~ Y.-2i6 Court-st.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27
THE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo. NOV @6-Flour firm, wheat-spring closed
stronger No Northern carloads I9c No
carloads 81 &c: winter steady No red, 7Dc Corn IN
settled; No yellow, old. 64c;
white 36'ac: No mixed, Sac. Barley. 49@63c. Rye
Chicago Nov. 26-The leading futures ranged as fo-
lows.
December ......74%d75 IS 74la 741GTJ
May ..........76i d769s 76St G76Ts T6% 76bsG764t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York foot Barclay and Christopher Sts
fs0o A M--Eor Bnghamton and Syracuse
'1VVu a M-Eor 6unalo. Chicago ST. Louis
.l-4O = NOT Buffalo and Chicago
I4UO = M-tor Scranton and Plymouth.
-o.10 = A-tor Buffalo and Chicago.
y + M-Dtica Oswego. Ithaca Bula
-.<Oo A ~ or ChieagO-SleePers open p NJ
1eAets az llS 40 11SS Broadway N Y: S3S Fult0s
S. DrookNn Daily Except Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27
STOCKS ON HAND.

Savannah Nov. 26--Turpentine hrm, SO%c bid re-
ceips 723 bbs; sales So bbls Resin irm; receipts
2g72 bbls sales 6i3 bbs exports, 1920 Quoted \. B.
q. d. 81 40: 81 as T. 81 80; G. 81 60: H. 81 SO; l.
Charleston. Nov 26-Turpentine and rosin unchanged
Wilmington. 26-SpiritS turpentne steady, 5012c
receipts lis bbs Resin rm. 81 30GSl So receipts, 52S
bbis Crude turpentine firm 81 1898, receipts, 81 40
Tar firm S receipts. 1876 bbls.
london Nov 20 -Tlrpentine spirits SIS 7lad Rosin
American strained 5s: fine. 9s I'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27

,-lIte weak: Z
$500 exchange i l52d receipts bags cleared
LOT the United States 5000 bags cleared for Europe
5000 bags: stock 705 bags Santos-Coffee market
Uuiet Santos $500: receipts 80 600 bags
stock. 16l5O00 bags onened
(. pig lower; at 230 y pig lower; sales
5000 bags Havre-Coffe@ market
lower; - n lower: al 3 D m IN
changed 10 : franc higher; $50 unchanged; total
sal bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-5ss 81
- -
zFrom Liberty Street only 'DalIy fDatly. sxcen,
Sunday. sSunday only +Parlor cars only. TIVis
Tamaqua NSaturdays
Ofices: Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry Aston House.
l13 PSI 4S4, 1900 1894 Broadway. 5th Ave Union
Square West. 1853 East 125th St. 273 West 125th ST.
245 Columbus Ave New York ST 344 $50 FTf-
St. Brooklyn; 9s Broadway WiIlianlsburE New,
York Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage des
tination.
w c. BESLER. & NJ. BURT
General Manager General Pass'r gent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27
NAVAL STORES.

The price for spirits turpentne was shade better
and the demand quite good in jObhtng way Rosln
firm and tar steady 10 firm We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-OU bbs 5Sl4 ass &C. ma
chine bbIs $50 d5fc-
TAR-Pine bbls. 81 rs: bbs 81 80
ROSIN-Common good strained 81 T5GfS1 7Tia, ID,
81 50: r. 81 s.; F 81 30; c. 95; H. 81 TO- L s. 4oR
81 80: h 81; NJ. So 30; N So 90 W G. 81 20 and W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27
financial.

We will be pleased to send you upon request 400
page cloth bound. illustrated "Gsuide to Investors"
also Stock and Cotton Market Letters. Issued
gratis mailed free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II n.
Liberty Street and south Ferry 0ime from South
Ferry earlier.
FASTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MATCH CHUN<-z4OO (T15 East0n only. 8 10
a NJ 4 10 4 40 500 IS - Easton onIyy = NJ sun
days. "A 3 a. NJ. LOO $50 P n
WII.kESHARRE AND SCRANTON-zAG0
A. NJ. 500 ? NJ Sundays; = . 4 Il I p 81
100 40 \. 100 $40. 40 Lakewood oniyI
P Sundays \. NJ.
ATLANTIC CITN-f9.4O a p N
VINELAND AND BRIDGETON-fz4OO \ NJ. ff-SO
LONG BRANCH, ASBURY PARr. OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE
POINTs-z4Oo. 81, II so A NJ. 4 r. 80, 8 80 ?. NJ
SUNDAYS except Ocean Grove. 9-OO \ NJ. 81
PHILADELPHIA CREADING TERNIINALl-z'4.25
roo $500. 900. 1000. f1lOO a. NJ. f12.OO "lU0,
$3.50 f2OO 1900. '4O0. $780, 1000. 1850. s9.oO P NJ
SiaI5 Mdt - 49,
path AND CHESTNUT STREETS-S42 D. $3.50 40 81
III 80 A. NJ. 100 1870 800. zoo. 1925 p NJ.
siaI5 Mdt.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSVILLE AND
IAMSPORT-lI4. 90 z4-25, $500. 10 10 900
II 90 a NJ Reading only 800 IN. II 90 p nj
Reading PottsvilIe and Harrisburg only. f4OO. t5GO
Smyrna times., 1902-05-14
ARRANGING TO ORGANIZE
HUNDRED SUNDAY SCHOOLS
EFFORT UNDER WAY TO STRENGTHEN
AND INCREASE THEIR EFFICIENCY.
1t is Proposed to See How Near to the Stand.
ard the Schools May be Brought by
Organizing Every Hundred.

A special effort is now under way to
strengthen the Sunday schools and in
crease their efficiency in Kent county.
1t is proposed to see how near to the
standard the schools may be brought,
and to this end an immediate offOrt will
be made to organize every Hundred.
The State Sunday School Association
has adopted the following standards:
1. A BANNER ScHoOL-Is an ever
green school q. e. held every Sunday
i'll the year,; has home department of
six or more members; uses the Bible
only, in the classes composed of
scholars twelve years old or over; has
sixtytive per cent of the resident
church members enrolled either in the
main school or home department; has
an average attendance of sixty-fve per
cent of the enrolment; has one or more
scholars studying for the State Normal
examination; makes complete statis-
tical report and contribution equal to
two cents or more per member annually
through the County Association, for
County, State and International work.
II. A BANNER HUNDRED organiza-
ton with one or more conventions held
during the year; in which every school
is evergreen; in which every school has
reported to the County Association
during the year; in which every school
has made contribution, during the
year, equal to two cents or more per
member for County, State and Inter
national Work.
III. A BANNER COUNTY Has a COM
plete county organization and has held
its convention during the year; has
each Hundred organized either alone
or with another hundred and each of
these organizations has held one or
more conventions during the year; has
made to the State Association a COM
plete statistical report for each Sun
day-school within year; has made a
pledge to the State Association within
year and paid the same when due.
Smyrna times., 1902-05-14
LATE LITERARY NEWS.

A series which should have been
named "The Entertainments of our
Modern Aladdins, " if considered solely
from the point Of view of romance, is
in the May Cosmopolitan. But these
sketches possess well Il business
interest equally for clerk and capitalist
for manufacturer, farmer and merchant.
The man who would understand the
drift of our news in finance and business
must read these lives, so full of incident
of chance Of hard labor and marvellous
success. As it is, the series receives
only the commonplace name of "Cap-
tains of Industry" Each character is
treated by a noted writer familiar with
his subject.
Smyrna times., 1902-05-14
KENT COUNTY FENCE VIEWERS
List of Appointments Made by the Court of
General Session Wednesday

The Court of General Session We'd
nesday appointed the following fence
viewers:
First district Alfred L. Hudson.
Samuel $. Griffin, John P. Garrison.
Second John w. Fenuimore. Char
les Pardee, J. Thomas Lowe.
Third-David Refs, George Cook.
Thomas Attix, Jr.
Fourth-John A. Slaughter, Henry
P. Hutchinson, Daniel V. Hutchins.
Fifth-Daniel Farr, Samuel Moore.
George West, D. A. Alice, John Jones.
Sixth-Thomas H. Welch, William
I. Jester, Elijah Sapp, William J
Frazier, Luther Dill.
Seventh-C. NJ. Hoch, John c. Vos-
hell John W. Evans, W. B. Defender
fer, William Henderson.
Eighth-B. F. Conwell, G. J. Smith.
ers, George G. Herring.
William P. Peters, James H
Morgan, Albert Harrington, Jacob S.
Graham, Thomas Cordray.
Tenth-JOhn Rosa, Isaac Truitt,
Elias Townsend.