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TWO GARDEN BOOKS.
MISS JEKYLL ON WALL AND WATER
PLANTS. AND LILIES.

Miss Gertrude Jekyl to whom have been
Indebted in the past for much delightful instruc-
1ion in the happy art of gardening. has given
us a new and keen pleasure in her Wall and
Water Gardens" Imported by Charles Scrib-
ner's sons. 1t is a volume full of wise and per
tinent suggestion concerning simple ways OF
using some Of the many beautiful and interest
ing plants of mountain. marsh and water. The
book is written out OF a full mind and long and
painstaking experience. and IT holds enlighten-
Eng and captivating matter for the humblest
amateur well for the experimenting owner
OF stately gardens. mass of illustrations rep
resenting many beautiful English homes and
numerous garden hooks. walls and terraces,
shows what wonderfully graceful and charming
effects can be secured by the judicious employ
rnent of rough stonework and the plants that
love its shelter and support. Miss Jekyll like
ali unprofessional gardeners who really love
their work is fond Of coaxing wild plants into
her domain. and her photographs Of the result
are inspiring 10 other lovers of wild flowers
In her rock and plant groupings she remains
singularly close TO Nature and they consequent
ly have beauty which the conventional rock
garden has heretofore sadly lacked She has
no landscape fetiches: she looks also for love
illness and for the health and happiness of her
plants and that they repay her comprehension
and her care these pictures prove. Friends COM
fcrtaoiy established atop wall find an inviting
break in its outer surface. and, creeping down
the cleft, take new root and look up at her and
laugh in fowers-these and their like are the
sweet surprises OF a garden for its true-Iove
One good thing about the wall garden is that
IN walls all plants seem TO be longer lived and
81 one takes our authors advice and grows only
a few kinds at time. gets 10 know ALI
the charms and WITNESSES Of these same eentIa
friends What to grow on sunny walls IN
shady walls. on the two or three picturesoueIy
lung rough stones In the shrubbery. we may
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Oltatlous.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE 0F VI

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK by the grace Of God free and fndenenda,t
10 John ; Kidd, Mary l. Kidd, Mary I Kidd Florence
l. hidd. Madeline l. Kidd, E-dyard
= Holllngsworth, John Clarence
W. Holingsworth. William H Hollingsworth Fdvyar5
worth, Lena Holingsworth. Martha Kidd Lucy Watson
John W Watson. Lily 5. Lane, John A. William,
H. Kidd, Florence Kidd Grace Georgette Kidd heirs az
law and next Of kin Of George W Kidd or
interested claiming be interested in the goods
chattels, credits ana estate George Kidd d.
ceased esatees devisces. greeting: Whereas
Am Estelle Kidd, of the city OF New York County and
State OF New York. has lately applied Surrogate
Court the County New York Of adn,in
isration the goods chattes credits OF said
George W KIDD. deceased. late OF the New
before one Of the SurroEates Of County York
at his Office in the County Of New Of New
York the 18th day OF March one thousand
nine hundred and 1880 in the forenoon
there be why Letters Administration should
issue out OF said Court the goods chattels and
credits Of said George W Kidd deceased Anna EstelIe
Kidd why such further should
be made s the premises prouer nj
such Of hereby cited. are under the ace
Of twenty one years required appear by yoIr
guardian II you have one or IL have appear
and apply for to be appointed. he event Of
neglect failure o "A guardian viii be
eppontec by the Surrogate act for YOU
In the proceeding.
In testimony whereof tho
Surrogae's Court Of the said County York to be
hereunto affixed. ~ 10
Witness Hon. Abner G. Thomas
..:..,..:..:.. Surrogate Of said County OF New
Seal Ct {. : York, at said County the 2gth day
..-'.-.--..-.. Of January In the year o. Lord
one thousand nine hu.dred two.
j. FAIRFAX M'LAUGHL.IN.
- Clerk Of the Surrogate's Court
city. s" i0N
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THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

., Go 1QRk by the grace Of God free and independent
Sallie v Daingerfeld. Alice c. Strong. CourtIandt II
smith, J. Campbell Smith Augustine Smith SaIlia
Ioytnress Smith. Gladys smith, the only heirs and NEXT
2T , Kin OF Clifton H. Smith deceased. send greeting
whereas The New York Life Insurance and Com
Pany OF The City Of New York has lately applied
certain instrument in writing relating both real and
personal property. duly proved the and Tesa
Inent OF the said Clifton H.
New York deceased Therefore you OF YOU are
CITED TO appear before the Surrogate Of County Of New
ork at ms office in the County of New York
day or april. one thousand nine hundred two ar
half-past o'clock in
there to attend the probate asst WIN ana
Testament And such Of you - cited are
under the years required 70 annea
by your guardian II have have none
10 appear and apply for 10 be appointed or in the
event or your neglect failure viii
be appointed by the Surrogate represent and act for
In the proceeding ~ at i''
In Testimony Whereof caused the Sol
Surrogate Court OF the County Of New
York to be hereunto afixed. Witness Hon
,, Frank T Fitzgerald Surrogate Of our said
IL. 81 County of New York. tbe S0tL
day of February, in the year OF our Inrd ona
thousand nine hundred and two 'N 0'e
j. FAlRFAN MLAUGHIIN
Clerk Of the Surrogate's Coprt
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June. 1873: and four years later she was led to
the altar by NJ. de Rute.
Her books and writings cover period OF
rather more than forty years During her exile
from Paris-from 1853 TO 1S60-she started
journal. LES Matinees d'Aix,'' to which she con-
tributed a quantity of verse and prose, and pub
lshed La Dupinade' and songs of exile
1850 dedicated to Victor Hugo Then came,
inter ALA. La Reputation dune Femme" QSo2);
LIE Marriage. ou TAvenir du Portugal QS62).
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From The London Athenmum

From The London Athenaum.
The death in Paris last week Of Nine. Rattazzl
the name by which, in spite of three others.
she will be handed down to pOsterity-removes a
woman of exceptional talents and writer Of
great versatility. Her father was Sir Thomas
WySe. Ambassador at Athens. and her mother
Letizia Bonaparte eldest daughter of Lucien
Bonaparte, brother of Napoleon I. Some of the
older French books Of reference give the date of
her birth as 1880. which is probably correct, but
the semi-offcial LorenZ puts the year as 1885
The first of her three marriages took place in
1880, her husband being Frederic de Solms. a
rich native of Alsace. In 1868 she married the
Italian statesman Urban Rattazzi, who died in
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BOOKS.
SLAUGHTER BNaH SAFE.

ION EHING bUON cIOfNt.
500 BROADWAY. NEAR l2TH-ST.
Everybody in New-York and for htty
miles around knows Lowering. His store Is
the headquarters for book lovers and book
buyers. Special prices for books that can.
not be obtained elsewhere All kinds OF
books to suit all tastes and all pocket
books Hstori ,al books, biographical. re-
ligious. scientific. books NJ travel. books
OF fiction. books for children poetry. etc.
the lowest possible prices n the United
States Encyclopedias on sale for a song
Appletons, Chambers.s, ~ tannica ana
Peoples. Books and librariSS "urchased.
LOWERING. S23 BROAD NAY. N. \
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LOST

LOST.
LOST or STOLEN.-Ba -Bankbook No 42G. 2l9.
Of the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
Payment stopped. Please return book to
bank. No. 81 Chambers 81.
LOST-Bankbook No. 376. 427. Of the
Union Dime Savings Institution is miss
Ing. Any person having a claim TO il is
hereby called upon to present the same
within ten days or submit TO having said
passbook cancelled and new one issued.
LOST or STOLEN.-Bankboo No 367. oOS
OF the German Savings Bank in the city
OF New York, corner 4th-ave and l4th-st.. .
issued TO Selma Berger. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned To the bank on the 23th day OF
March. 1902 duplicate will be issued
LOST or STOLEN Handbook No, 3S6. 0s4
OF the German Savings Bank in the city
OF New York. corner 4th-ave and 14th-st
issued TO Stanislaw Mazukiewicz All ner.
sons are cautioned against negotiating the
same II not returned TO the bank on the
18TH day Of March. 1902. a duplicate will
be issued
LOST. .-Bankhook No. sl1. 437. Bank for
savings, $50 4th-ave.. NeW-York Paw
ment stopped. Please return book TO bank
Bankbook No. 0a4.O69. Bank for
Savings, 2s0 4th-ave.. New-York Paw
ment stopped Please return book 70 bank
LOST. .-Bankbook No. s24. .Oss Bapl. To-
Savings, $50 4th-ave.. New-York Pav-
ment stopped Please return book 10 banle
LOST. -Bankbook No. 8s1. 4S7. Bank for
Savings, $50 4th-ave NeW-Yorl pav-
ment stopped Please return hook 70 mi,
LOST or STOLEN. N.-Bankbook No 49e 1as
OF the Enlgrant Industrial Savings Bank
payment stopped. Please return book 10
oank- No 81 Chambers-st
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HoRToN,s ICE CREAM.

HORIZONS ICE CREAM is one Of the JOYS
of this world. Try IL and you Will be
convinced. All orders promptly nlied- Slty
or Country.
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COACHMAN.-Married IS; good city driver
willing. obliging. city or country. l5
years references from leading families
CLARK. l03 West lOOth-st.
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Miscellaneous.

SEATTLE. WASH. gateway Alaska Orient ooar.
- SUPERB natural advantages mining fishing mann
isctuFns uree sltes lumber agriculture
bank guaranteed farms homes. for all syJn1
UNITED STATES SECURITIES CO.. Seattle s's"ue'
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MACHINERY

At REDUCED PRICES.-5OO secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed. mach merry bought and ex
changed. GEO B. EDDY, EOS Madtson-st
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Hon Franl

T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate of the County OF Neuy
York notice is hereby given to all having claims
against Henry Mills Day. late County Of Nevy
York,
10 the subscriber, her place tansacting business
the Office Of Sherman Day, No 30 Street In the
Borough Of Manhattan. City of New York. or before
the 25th day Of June,
Dated New York. the 10th day Of December 1901.
SHERMAN DAY Attorney Executrix 80 Broad Street
New York City.
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COACHMAN and cavalryman. Is wears
best city references. late employer. -
West llSth-st., can be seen. Address
COACHMAN. 4O6 East 4Sth-st.
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HOUSEWORK.-By couple:
young man; Al Coachman. also gardener;
willing. ohlgiug; wife competent at any
thing in hCusework. state wages. FRAN
Gals CAUGE,T. 30 West llth-st
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LADIES. sHIRT,NAISTS.

Ladies shrtwaists made to fit, ana NJ 20
wear. They cost less than ready made ones
Workmanship pronounced the best in New
York. We call with samples. PRIZE
BAUMER & co. 1856 Liberty-st.
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ENERGETIC COUPLE. for bachelor apart
ments or nrst class furnished room house
excellent cook and manager: English f
L. Box -. Tribune Uptown once. l24a
Broadway.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

COCK. LAUNDRESS.- BY colored girl 4,
private family; four years references: n
cards: wages $50 IL West I36th-st.
Concirs bell.
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COACHMAN.-Aged so: thoroughly conpe-
tent; taking full charge Of gentleman :
rrst class stable; careful. stylish driver:
socd rider, temperate. Industrious trust
worthy, economical manager. reliable in
every respect; wages $50. very best refer
ence. Boston and New-York- Address j.
B.. Box -, Boulevard Station. Brookline.
Mass.
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COACHMAN.-By ScotChman, single; thor
oughly understands the care OF fine horses.
carriages and harness; careful driver; high
" recommended by first class families. last
employer can he seen. willing and obliging
city or country; nrst class city references
Address W. F. ll9 West 46th-st
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COACHMAN--By colored man: good city
references. J. FARRELL. 326 W. 5gth-st
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VISITING GOVERNESS Private lessons
In English literature. rhetoric grammar
history, mathematics. by former high school
teacher; best city reference. Miss NYE. 10
West SSth-st
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YOUNG WOMAN, kindergarten graduate.
in private family. with care OF one or
more children; city or country KINDER
GARTEN. Tribune Uptown Office, I242
Broadway.
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ANTIQUE JEwELRy.

6. wYLER. late with J. NJ Guggenheim,
diamonds tewelry silverware and an
tiques. Old gold silver and jewelry bought
OF exchanged. W. 2Sth-st.. near 5th-ave-
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HOW TO GET STRONG.

HANDRALL. boxing. fencing. baths, etc
Woods Gymnasium. East 2sth-st En-
trance. $500; monthly dues $500.
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HELP WANTED.


Male.
ATTENTIONi-Men wanted. 81 TO 81 taxes
YOU to all principal European ports by
doing an easy work: London. Liverpool,
Glasgow. Hull Antwerp. etc; also free
transportation procured. Shipping Offices.
Clnton-st and 73 West-st-, New-Hork.
ATTENTION,-Men wanted: cheap trip 20
Europe England S. 81; Germany, SO:
Africa. s25: also free transportation pro-
cured return passage. ATLANTIC SHIP
PING OFFICE. % 1st-st. New-4ork-
DRAUGHTSMAN WANTED.-One who is
competent 70 take off quantities. Address
CONTRACTOR. T94 Broad-st., Newark.
n. ].
FIRST CLASS decorating house. executing
finest work desires we'll connected young
man. able to secure contracts; excellent
opportunity for right party. u. o. Box -.
Tribune Uptown Ofhcs. 1,242 Broadway.
SALESMAN Wanted. Young man, over
25, OF good education and address to act
as salesman. then as manager. Call BALCH
BROS. CO. 156 5th-ave.
WANTED Young man for office work in
drygcods commission house, best refer
ences for character and ability required.
Address S. E @, P. o. Box 1872
WANTED. In private family, no children.
in Brooklyn. man and wife TO do cook
ing and homework, no washing, good home
and good wages for the right people, expert
ence not Of so much consequence as will
ingness 10 learn, honesty and capability;
must be over q and not over 40 years of
age Address MANCHESTER. Tribune
Office
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ATTENTION. LADIES. IF YOU

CONTEMPLATE buying dress or lining
silks call and see US. Manufacturers.
agents Victor Dress Eilks. 10 West 22d-st.
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FOR SALE
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS.
S5TH-ST l34 WEST.-Wcu furnished
room. with dressing room also small
room; private house: telephone. references.
LENlNGTON-ANE. l2O.-I.arge, sunny
second floor front and adjoining room.
handsomely furnished parlor and bed
room.
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TEACHER. Experienced. university grad
uate. pupils by the hour. all branches. or
tutoring French or German. New-York ref
erences. Miss W. 442 West 2Oth-st
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TYPEWRITER. Young lady desires posi-
ton as stenographer and typewriter:
salary moderate Miss NJ. J., Box 10. Trib-
une once.
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VALET.-A young man. p. strictly sohe-
ana honest, a. valet 70 gentleman: 10
objection 70 travel: can furnish good refer
ences- D. e. Box 81. Tribune Uptown
once. 1.242 Broadway.
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USEFUL NANNY SWede. understand.
horses. dairy and gardening: handy uj,b
tools; reliable. Box Z. Tribune Of9cs
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CARRIAGE GROOM. medium size: highly
recommended. understands care OF auto
mobiles. KASTNER. 500 East S3d-st
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CARETAKERS- reliable man and wife.
care Of gentleman's house: several years
hrst class city references; last employer can
be seen Address 1876 East T6th-st
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GARDENER--By German: small family.
NE experience In culture OF flowers
fruits. vegetable. and general care OF cotln-
Try place, can manage farm and live stock
II required: ]. {. BlCKEL. Box I5S
Princeton. n. j.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST, BARTH0llDM llDMEW'9
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
2il East 42d-st. First class domestics are
supplied. also managing housekeepers. ma
irons. governesses. tutors. etc.
GREEN'S Southern help. direct from the
South. constantly Oh hand 336 West
59th-st. Telephone 21oT Columbus.
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HELP WANTED.
Female.

WANTED. Bright young woman. steady
employment, chance advancement; salary
TO start SIP per week. Address T. D. CO.
1024 Morton Building New-York.
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5nrroaates' Notices.

RARCLAY, WILLIAM ON pursuance of
an order Of Hon. Frank T Fitzgerald, a Surrogate OF
the County Of New York notice
having claims against William O. Barclay late Of
the County of New York, deceased.
with vouchers thereof subscriber place Of
transactng business the Office Of Clark No
20 Broad Street in the City Of New York. or before
the twelfth day Of july
Dated New York. the third day OF January. 1902
CLARA s. BARCLAY. Executrix
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BOARD AND RooMs-BRooF<LYN

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for those
wishing the comforts Of a refined home;
table unexcelled. best references given ana
required. Apply any day. after O'Clock, 10
$50 Washington-ave.. Brooklvn.
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PHYSICAL CULTURE & BOXING.

PROF. JUDD'S method training body un-
surpassed TO3 6th-ave., behind store;
s14 month $40 quarter: IL lessons month
New-York tribune., 1902-03-04
CREDIT CLOTHING.

GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING MADE TO
order 81 weekly payments; fine material;
III guaranteed Room Z. 237 Broadway.
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IN pursuance of an order of Hon. Abner

Thomas Surrogate Of the County Of New York
notice is hereby given TO all persons having
Andrew Shiland. late OF the County New York de-
ceased 10 present the with vouchers
SUBSCRIBER al his place Of transactng business
BroadWay, IN the city OF New York. before the
i1th day Of August 1902
Dated New York. the 4th day o February 1902
ANDREW SIILAND, Executor.
sELAND, sHoEMAKER & HEDGES. Attorneys for
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OF Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the
County York notice to all
claims Joseph Haght late OF the ount
of New York deceased. youcb-
thereof 10 the subscribers place of
ing business. namely, at the office OF
BOZ Broadway Borough Of Manhaan the city OF New
Dated New York 31st day OF August 1901
GEORGE Il. FOSTER.1
GEORGE W. HAIGHT, Executors
ANDREW MURRAY
AUGUST c. MANI. Attorney Executors No 3O2
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. York City
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NHE. RATTAZZI DEAD.

CAREER OF THE NIECE OF THE GREAT Ma
POLEON.
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CARPET CLEANING.

j. & j. w. WGLl'sGS,
Steam Carpet Cleaning. 80 West 64th-st
Telephone $50 Columbus. Relaying a
specially Established 1915.
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w. WILLIAMS & SON,
9t0 w. 77TR ST. Fi5er5i5s. RI side
CARPET CLEANSING. Established 1870
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co
Carpets cleaned by steam. by hand or on
the floor. 1853 Broadway, 421 East 4Sth-
st COZ & BRANDT. Tel. 232-3sth
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n PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Ahner

e Ihoras a Surrogate OF the County New York
- nIeoy gwen 10 all having claims
ssaa IownSeo late Of the County OF New York. de
70 present the same with vouchers thereof
ofcs 20 Nass a. ms place OF transaeng business the
New YORK on or before the wenty-hfh dsy OF july next
Daeo Ne" fork the twentieth day OF January. 1902
GEORGE G. WHEEIOCK. Executor.
New York CftY. - -N~N1e0I' W w. SN4eeT
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ALL the comforts and couveEIenCes or re-
fined hotel at boarding house prices: ref-
erences required. Sc TO 60 East 59th-st.
LARGE. heated. sunny rooms; running
water; in private house: table board op-
tional; telephone. 129 East 5Sth-st-
7oTH-ST.. 30 WE1ST.-Table boarders de-
sired: excellent cuisine and service; re
fined surroundings; large, cheerful parlor
diningroom: moderate.
22D-ST.. 81 EAST.-Two large connecting
rooms. one flight back parlor; small
room; good home table private American
family: references required
New-York tribune., 1902-03-04

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
BILLIARD and Pool Tables new. second
hand, $50 up; easiest payments. MAhA
BROS. "a Union SQUARE.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-04

n puTsudLCt OF an ORDER OF Hon. FRANK I.
Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
notice is hereby given all
Joseph F. Weber. late Of the County New YORK
ceased. the thereof
subscriber her place of Of
fee Of Heyn & Covngton attorneys, No l35 Broadway
in the City Of New York Borough Manhattan on or
before Of July va -
Dated New York. the 18th day December 1901
EMELlNE A. WEBER
Administrative with the
HEYN & CONVICTION. Attorneys for Aduinistrafrx i35
Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. New York city
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon FronI-
T. Fitzgerald Surrogate the County NJ N-av
York Notice is hereby all
against Francis Bazzon. County OF New ynrl
deceased 10 present the with
the subscribers their place OF transactng
10 East S0h Street, Borough Of Manhattan
Of New York. before the 27th day OF June next
Dated New York the 18th day OF December, 1901
ELEANORA A. beatty,
EDWARD J. HESSION.
,- . . Executors
Pine ST. ". Z. ' ~
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DRESSNIAKING.

A-COCTURIERE FRANCHISE. Advanced
styles for spring; fine French dressmal-
ing, Paquin's new ChnEing skirt, Worths
new sleeves. English tailored gowns: ladies'
own mat srtRls made, estimates given. short
notice. reasonable prices for fne work; per-
feet ht guaranteed. imported gowns re-
modelled and fitted. Nine. BENITEAU
ANDERSON. 3O5 West 32d-st.. formerly
with Stern Bros.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-11
OBITUARY.

Rev. Horatio Stt bbins, the wei known Unitarian clergyman, died Apri 8 in San Francisco.
 Bret Hartc, the famous American author,fdied recently in London, where he had 'liSed for many years.
 Rev. T. De Witt Talmage died in New York April l2, after long illness. the immediate cause of death being intlam- nation of the brain.
 Rear Admiral w. T. Sampson died in April of softoning of the brain. q direct result, it is said, of his contro. versy with Admiral Schley.
 Cecil Rhodes. the ''uncrowned king of South Afrca," is dead. He was buried on Matcppa hill in Matabeand, thousands of natives and many whites being present at the funeral ob,equies
 John Moves, the Butte and Seattle mining man and capitalist, died at Hot Springs, Ark. on April l0. T. C. Moves. who iS now at Candle City, is a son of deceased. Mr.Noyes leaves an estate valued at several million dollars.
The Nome nugget., 1902-06-11

chechako passed the hootch around, were gone. We thought of the past with feelings of regret, and as we gaIed on the 20-mile stretch to Nome and on the ice fields in Bering sea. on the departing memories. of the past, the broken igloos, etc, we thought that life was not romance and we had better mush on, as a steamer might be in and we might hhear of q sttike at the north pole, or that gold had been discovered at Point Barrow. If such was the case, l would write to the heirs of Henry George and endeavor to have them create a special govern ment position for me, as Uncle Sans employees are the only Cnes sure of an income in the country"