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Aa mere matter OF adornment It is
foolish 10 attach the deep hounce to pet
,irost by means Of ribbon run beading Inc
ribhcn-run heading Of beading Is VI iiself
slvavs attractive hut II should not con-
stltute s. practical fastening unless there
SOME reason for removing the nounce. rms
occurs when tho huunce IS OF such eN-
ouisitc and ornate workmanship as 10 rem
der Z trip "a the Laundry impossible. Inc
skir proper IS apt TO be so plain that any
ordinary laundering will not hurt it. 80
It naturally follows that the hounce, causnS
On hv on lnterlagiug ribbon. VIII be re-
irovcd and sent 90 the French scourer,
while the foundation garment enduies lhe
ordinary "ruO-a-dub.' In this way pett-
coat hoastlug a deep dounce which IS one
mass % real lace Insertions, thread Ike
furks and inset mcdAllious Of choicest
hapdworE may be managed with economy
MS Wen as q desirable effective an kno"
inc difference between lnces which nave
hceu washed aud iruned and those Whlch
hive Leen cleaned. nnd then with the hn'
gers pressed and pinched Into more thnn
"a suggestion OF the petals ana foiiage tAey
CRANBERRY RED.
Kcrpinr w with the vogue Of red IS no
small matter OK blood. cardinal, vine,
pomegrauate, I0mVcilan. Turkish Amtri
can HeHuty, fame scarlet, hunting PINE
and the rest lHve oil had their day tor
our latest ftVCitp We have chosen pil'
cranberry rei While 81 IS good in very
,uary goods notably those for summer
,,eaf-it g. just now desired In velvet, n
ri.u material watch exploits The ahale
Tremendously
FOLIAGE HATS
Very distinguished and usually pretty i7
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MANCHESTER CLOTH mARs.r.
Market Was Firm in View Of he Nm
enlna Of Cotton AZ MAMMAL

MARKET was rum m View OF the fs5
eninS of Cotton at Liverpool.
Manchester England, Febrpn, am
experiences Of sellers in the dIrr,a
branches Of the cloth market varied M
during the past week. During the htsl
part Of the week, however price, M
steaaled ana there was more business, 81
though buyers acted reservedly. M IA
eet Nos very nrln, especially In yIeE !.
the hardening Of cotton at Liverpool Nh
EeIcuynls appear 10 be less conadtl, 1
the fall in price Of cotton which .Asy AisI
Jeen anticipating.
The demand from India was unssiIt,AI
tory. There was considerable sale TO CGia
sui uuLs, principally OF medium qus,
ties. Many makers axe engaged well III
tue summer by these sales. The ouhkl
Of trade with Clna is promising. OK
departments were quiet. Yarns were izA
and steady, The ample supplies prt,E
Spiuners from Obtaining the sdTi,l
shown In the price Of cotton.
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GreenvIlle, Texas. February 1.-THE Eks
have organized a Building and Improve.
neut company for the purpose OF erecting o
club house With all modern conyeniences.
They viii apply for a charter with capt.
tai stock or $4,000. and have already Sc
iscted the following directors; y. j. Phil
Tins. II w Williams. j. b. Murphy w H.
Noble. j. H. Boykin, r. r. East, J. y. Md
dietoI Ed sehta. X. a. Norris. Following
are the Officers selected by the directors
WI III Noble president; II, w. Williams
4iee president; 4. T. nasts treasurer; J. b.
Murphy. pecretary.
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Tyler Texas. FebreayS 81 ,srmins
Ss,,S several eases dgalepsar -
ia south TYLER among negroes
are being gascded until aFrsns ssos
be made TO enlarge sn Ail the eses ~
SaI ,' d %ssf 8 ~ sste this N9Fsr *
flents ars being treatsa az .r1ees s
The disease With = feM desfhs fram
been of q mild form. s.sNtsr.
hava been reported tls
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be bad on Saturday. May "a. and in the
event no nomination for any Of the various
olnces shall be made at such election, then
ana IN that event a second election as
herein provided for shall be held on Satur.
day the 2sth day or June
Precinct conventions set for June IA 70
for June 10 to seleet delegates 10 the state
and district conventions.
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WHAT is THE DEMOCRATIC P0-s
gv Hon. Fred 7. Dubois, Qn'sa -
Senator from ldaho'

Senator from 'ua''"
Washington Times. La. NJ
The position Of the denoc ' Ma
with regard to the Philippines, .. w
.tated Is this, That the Phil'pp VA, \
pelago. by the treaty Of Paris .,, l11 s,lis
me senate. is a part of the UnlI :. usas
ANA under the constitution a. ", y
tand + the government can can. nG \. i Z
.excs on then. Trade sa9u.aiH5 staies
,weon an narts OF the Uni1 SscSoespd to z
go,e ronence OF this we ave oprbnshicals
toidn Iul proposed by t1e ,SfFt Il utiis
The democrats aiso . n,ni 81 tie VIZ,
ne detrimeu al to the pe0p.eessions Is ~
States 10 hold these. 70 n rsshra i ~
MES Their position IN NJ ,i,esuish vS
rho Uuited States should le' tae fiap.sss
rioutv and sAOlld assure ,.ernmfll y
NM Ms soon as stable, sssssfes wii q
be cstabiished he United St ,hem II ~
ont Of HE Islands and iea't Shel- oan ~
age their own piltairs,i ,ailoas ..s
we rpserymg coating SthJeye ry aF9s
Ftwther than this nfat, royarpnf !.
believes that the prfsehass sf Ii Is a.
nm upconstitu iunal one ,s1 Re trad
ono and mat Il Is M dlteJi5 d ass n
~ INC A,norIcap doctrine MA. ~ q =
nv since before the ioensJi, ~ q
ns,ton mat. .roverlmcnt shY-
peoD li for ~ Beope, ana w 'hA
pies consent -
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THE POSTS LETTER BOX.


erals department IS Intended to answer
QUESTIONS that are OF general interest. Its
main object Is TO supply out.of.th e-way
Facts ard curious Information. Questions
OF personal interest only viii not be
answered. No business or personal nd
dresses VIII be given. Questions as to the
value, etc, Of old coins and stamps will
not be answered. All correspondence
should be addressed 10 The Letter Box.
care Houston Post. and TO receive atten.
ton must be signed by Tho name In fun
OF the party making the Inquiry, as well
as that under which Il Is desired that the
question shall appear owing 10 The large
number Of questions received answers can
not always be given 9romptly)
Inqulrcr.-Q. Could you give me some
idea OF the comparative capitalization per
mile aud earnings per mile cf the electric
and tho stern railroads. ! have been I'M
able 20 find my information by means OF
vhlch ! could comp5ge them 10 this man
ner, II you coald furnish me this informa.
ton In your columns l would deeply appre-
clate II.
A. The Investigation cf the Interstate
Commerce commission IN 1860 showed chat
the average capitalization OF the electric
railroads bull. Cor utarurhnn service WAS
not over $4,000 pee mile. while that OF the
stcam roads was $4,000 per mile THE
former also have nn important advantage va
She matter Of operating expenses. The
Same commission found Uat whereas the
average operating expenses of the steam
iGoads W thr Emitted states On 1900 was
Gi per cent OF gross earnings, those % tho
mt.rurtau electric limos were only 50 per
cent The .trHu f.liruad which holds the
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erand VIew Imnrnu.,,..,..

N'feurne' Texas, February News from,
ting 10 local telephone sIsteo nsha = put,
M M az aseitlene gas plant and that aois.
nsss "a aafS heys sold thelI lumber b1s,.
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Eagle Pass, Texas. February s.-rhe long
dronth has at last been broken In Maverick
county oS of "a Inch o. rain having fallen,
and though at present fair weathar pse.
walls, signs are sood for moro rain.
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OF INTEREST TO - y ~ Ss
- - - FEMININE READERS.

Tho dress toque composed OF foliage or
having wreath OF foliage for its hnisning
tOuch White velvet foliage is very ufessy,
making lovely crown Tor a Whlte diess
ar one OF dark or black velvet, or even a
handsome dark cloth costume. with green
foliage a toque takes on more general use
fulness, as II does also when the leaves
are the lovely dead browns uN MIN 1ge,r M
Vulnerable though shaded nghts OF ASHES
and gold and bronze
SUMMER DRESS TIP.
Those who fear to spoil their summer
froeks by making them up thus early are
osspred that there is utter safety in choos-
Ing the blouse bodice and skirt WI
Haired hounce a scheme which Is also grace
ful and may be elaborated or leit quite
plain, according to the materlai anu tne
Sort of occasions for which 1t Is Intended
This last decides too whether tue sleeves
are full or elbow length
MTTEN SLEEVES.
Girls who have to make each dress play
mora than one sartoria} part VIII be .giad
of mis- suggestion. which Is particularly
nppHcablc TO summer ATTIRE, auu may lu-
deed. figure in any separate pedlce, 10 pc
giU with. the sleeve proper Is an ahOfe
ViIted Jishop which just turns the elDoWi
md tx finished with rtbbon-run 9eadlhS'
NM or rufhe. MS one plenses. inc at
ditlou of the undersleeyG 1r nllt,eh sieeEv,
MS some prefer ,o call 10 converts the
gI,ov. into "A sober thing that may appear
anys ncrc. II may be made Of the same
material tucked, or TO l0aleh the YOKE
any .unc scheme will do-and IT IS long
rnGa.b TO extend a bit over the hand. IL
fl-teus on with suap clasps.
,aeeosesooaeeseesossoSsSesesse
old.time spelling match sides belrg chosen
by two leaders. The spelling created
good deal nc amusement, Professor han-
{itou. OF Georgetown, also gave short
ts.l. ,,r nfurnttOD which was highly apprc-
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FrIcht Of the order Of the Elephant
Knight Of the order o. the Seraphlm.
i,. -lt oi the Carter. Knight Of tho Order
ST. Andrew. etc
ros-css0r of tina Distinguished Service
yH1at OF Hrussia . Never bestowed non
ulJrlr nHt solely for sets of gaiia1try
IUa official title Prince lJcnr ~ Prussia.
Form Of address. ellis iIgurcss.'
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Wu Ting fang thinks women criminals
should lave women Jurors. 1: would aeyer
DO, however. for the ,raassress0r. II beau.
tiful, would be hanged every time regard
less Of evidence.
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England doesn't quite know whether SHE
VIII grant the Beers amnesty OF NOT. sac
shouldn't hurry her decision perhaps shC'n
be in position % ask rather than grant
It.
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II Is now several days since New York
has had an explosion, but Rev, ParkAurst
q overdue.
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EIks' Club Homo for oreenviIla.

our ''horse expert" seems to nave made
an ass OF himself.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-10

Since sehwab oould not win AZ roulette
perhaps King ia will tell him how to
''work a sandy at baeearRt."
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Hanna is fearful that n Roosevelt per
nnits Miss Alice TO attend tho coronation f.
win hurt his Uooseyet'sl chances for sac.
cess IN 1904. Mr. Hanna would awfuuy
hate to have Roosevelt set It IN The NECK.
Mil
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To the sultan OF Turkey; First catch
your brother-iu-law,
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Everything for the past week hos been
about the Biddles and about Mrs soucl.
The good women OF Pennsylvania are weep.
ing over the grayes Of the "poor, mi guid.
ed. misunderstood young men," ana mu
Ing up their noses and hcopng conumciy
upon Mrs. soffcl. This IS womaulike liau
lnings been utterly reversed, b8d the B,d-
dies been women and Mrs. sonel been a
man, married man. who had cudeayored
10 aid their escape the women would have
been shying bricks at the graves OF the
defunet and bouquets at the bend Of the
poor, dear. chivarous man VINO left wife
and children 10 suceoe them II Is woman's
way. and woman's way Is past all under
standing. God bless her. anyhow.
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Dalles is getting what she's paying ror
end Houston Ia getting inst what sno
voted for last time. The election Of the
Holt ticket Will. however, give the peopIn
. chance for good government aud cover
up the dent In our municipal nccs.
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cONGRESSlONAIFORSIs|
- N
The Philippine Question v,u,..
TO Hold Attention d Ss's'
HOUSE WILL POSTPONE war rr,]
Inc oIeomaroarine Bill WIN III.
by a Good Maiority--w.'s ~, = I'd
viii Be considsrd 'sl'

Washington, February e.-.r,. !.
question win continue 10 VI Y fsliaa|
place on the senate calepa. ~ iai.as'
present week, but there e H. aarss y
that 1t win be disposed o. Oei s pi.s''ls
o. Inc week Democratic 49, n.y. Y N
they Will require several wsss s.4ai''s n
IN which to consider Tho re y more u
aior Lodge, as chairman Of NJ Vi
having the bill in charge, h,s W. s.aal
to Impress upen them hls !" Nv
pressing It with the utmost a., lA'sl'is q
slstent with due consideration 'y !, n
pCi,ant a measure. There are sever, Y 4 y
f ffTaitie senator's prepared to M. H. Y.
senator Quarlcs win rsn,.,
lcnt census bill tBrnorrnvs NV M tne psrs|
lpr'ne BIZ Is taken up, AMI w, la' ri
tlort TO secure Immediate W. alN y
II ne succeeds the ceasfs bihs'aaiinI
W.T. alternate with Che phnInag. HHeAs'
n icw days. The Irrigation 5, pIil y. VII n
pics place OF vantage on tbe se ~ ~
ti.ldt .anu with the other bllls s..s q
80 Srn,, " the way VIII be pressed 'I Y n
on Friday Senator peproso nb
senate 10 listen TO euIo,ies n,S ~ ~ th
TesentatiNe Broslus Of PennsyiySsem,su VI
House Forecast.
Nasbii gion, February "a S,..,
gram comforts the house for The I r..ss
weeli. Owing to The absence J, WY
number of ft.r1,t,ffs,,. ~
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Hobson merely wishes to become secre.
tary OF the navy. lie should ro,ire to
Kisslmce and think It over for awhile.
Perhaps he'd rather be president
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frNtrn.
His rank; Vice admiral ana chief OF
First squadron OF the Germany navy.
Honorary general OK the First revImenf
Of Foot Guards. OF the Ludwig Fuslllers. OF
the pwenty-hrst Hessian artillery
Honorary colonel OF the Thirty.d;th Pms.
Sian Nuslliers, known as "prlnce Htaurv ~
Prussia's own;' OF the Thirty-third Rus
sian Dragons. known as "Prince Houry az
Prussla's Own" $500,
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Iames.-Q, Has the state OF New York
mr., m tto2 II SO what is It?
A. Yes. Excelsior" meaning highsr,
: =
J. = No. on what DAY Of the week
was the 18Th OF April. 1870?
A. Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-24
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. . tSpeciaD.-Wheat without any
especially bearish consideration. broke 1c 10 1isc
and closed &c to sc under Wednesday. II got al
most TO the low point far The slump was with
a severe break in the coarse grains, an especially
bad break in corn. May opened at 79l4c sold be-
tween 1850 and 7S5sc, and closed at 7s5&c sellers;
July closed at 79c The Louisville crowd sold
heavily. Patten. who had something to do with
starting the break, sold wheat. On the drop
there was large buying by st. Louis. The partial
recovery was helped by the claim from the sea-
board Of 80 loads for export 10 New-York. The
Price Current rather bearish declaring
wheat little damaged and covered by snow. Cables
were neither one thing nor the otner, the English
of little the Continental up some. Primary re-
ceipts were some ahead Of last year; so were the
Northwestern lots. Clearances were $4,000
bushels. There was additional moisture: there
were some new complaints of drouth. Cash sales
were 75.0o0 bushels. The export situation is con-
sdered the bearish feature.
Corn dominated the whole grain situation break
ing 124c. to &c, and closing 1l4c to 15sc under
Wednesday. The weakness started with selling by
Patten. The crowd thought the big holder OF oats
wanted 10 put out hedge. There was also heavy
selling by the ST. Louis concerns. The weakness
was in spite Of small Western offerings and small
local receipts There were only 50 cars the esti-
mate for tomorrow was 50 cars. CARROTS a little
increased their discounts under the futures. Ca
bles were lower. The seaboard still talked very
weak May opened at 6S7sc. sold between $3.50 and
ose anu Closeu al ozzcs july Closed at 62s4c, and
September 6lS4e. The buying was mainly by shorts.
Oats at one time showed a loss from Wednes-
oay OF sc 70 ll2c There were signs OF selling
oy the big longs, the Pattens. The weakness was
sympathetic with corn and on the fear that pos
Sloy the Pattens might start to iquidate The re-
action from the bottom was a natural one Nav
closed at 45c. after selling sic and July closed
81 SS7sc- Receipts were only los cars: the estimate
lH9 cars. The break did start up any seaboard
demand
FaNseed prices were off 1sc to lc the cash 81 66ls
10 81 7o3 ana May 81 7l4. There were SO cars at the
three points, against "a last year.
The outside porkhoder was much affected by the
coarse grain weakness. Stop loss selling of pork
broke The market i0c. Lard sympathized 70 the ex-
fent or l2sc. Rms exceptionally steady About
me Early decline was recovered The big lard hold
CTS gave the market support. Hogs were sc
higher, with only 40,0Go received The packing West
FOR the week was $4,000 hogs. against $4,000 last
New-York tribune., 1902-01-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

I1ath- ST g. 140 1t OF Park-ave. 25xi0ol1
Augustus Brown, referee to James Stokes 80, &
r2ist"st No ioa West 2ixiOo11: Louisa II
T'hacher to James Carlew; mortgage, $4,000 -
AttorneyNst Nos 81 and 3s, W s. 50xlOo; samuel
Otto and another to Adolph Mandel: mortgage.
$4,000; r S. So To-. :....:.....:...::.
3a-st $ Macdougal-st. 25xl0o;
Leopold Kaufman 20 Jonas Well and another
mortgage, $4,000; r s. Si5........,........,.-.
55th-st. $50 II " of 5th-ave, 50x10o.5: John
1t4th-st s. 800 Il OF Boulevard. 20x10o1i:
Herman kertscher to Helen La Forest; mort
gage 25.500: r 3. 50 T5.,.............-.......
144th-st. corner BPadhurst-ave. 80. 3xse 1lx
81 .Tx1oo6: Bernard karsch 10 ] Louis Schaefer:
62d ST. No East 25xloo.5; Jacob Bookman to
Caroline Bookman: all liens. ..-.........,...... G
5th-aye, . $, centre block between 96th and
9th SITS. runs % .2xl00: Asher Meyer 70
William G Park; quit claim. observation-disclosures,
40th-st No 223 TO 22s West. 1ooxss.s; Caroline X
gage 500. COO: R S. SIS 90. Observation-Disclosures
5th-ave. 5. 25.l1 IT of 113th-st 25x1o0; Peter
Erts. y. TO Lidwig Trauee; mortgages, $1,000;
West End-svs. No as W 8 aoxso: John II Hind
ley and another 70 Harry L Topiitz: mortgage.
Same property; Harry /. Toptz Frederick
Schneider mortgase $4,000. 6. s5 so lxchaa
7lst-st, No BS West, 2ox10o5; Amelia v Lang to
Adelaide Hudson; mortgage $500; r S. So 25.
sth-ave, W z. 4s.2 IT OF S2d-st. 2o-Sxioo; Will
lam Woods, referee. 70 Sara Jones. guar
io1st-st, s c25 fl OF coium5us-ave. 25xloo.li..
Eliza A Badger widow. 10 Howard W Smith;
mortgage 81. $50.
1lsth-sL q. s6a 4 OF 7th-aye- aoa1o0-N;
New-York tribune., 1902-01-24
NOTICE TO THE LIQUOR TRADE
ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. The unde,

signed are sole owners for the United States OF a
trade mark for Laueus and Cordas the featurs
which Is the symbol ''CHARTREI'SE.' which trad,
mark has been registered In the United Patent
ONCE and for which they about for regis
tration with the Secretary OF state for
provided by the Act of May "a 1896. OF 1886
Chapter SS3. And all hereby
selling traeinE using such marked bottle,
under the penalties made and provided laws %
the Cpmmonwealth OF New York = - - -
All persons warned against infringing ma, th.
rights so protected BATTER 4 Co.
Attest: FREDERICK B. KEEFER Attorn.r Ws.b-
lrl1an- d. c " " ---N"
New-York tribune., 1902-01-24
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Plans filed for the erection of a chapel and
rectory for the Church of the Holy Spirit (Roman
Catholic), the east side of Burnside-ave at the
southern junction with Aqueduct-ave. The Rev.
John D Roach, of Chrystie Place. Morris Heights
Is the rector. f. S. Childs is the architect. The
chapel is 10 be a by 81 feet story high. and is
TO cost $4,000 The rectory will be 2i.6 by S5.6 feet
two stories and an attic. and will cost $4,000.
Joseph Kohlemann will erect on the southeast
corner of Cherot-ave. and Connellave., one story
shop "a by 1876 feet, to cost SiOo
New-York tribune., 1902-01-24
Gounirp' properIp for Sale.
CRAWFORD, N. j.
90 Ubom ct Alap Concern.
NOTICE TO THE LIQUOR TRADE.

NOTICE TO THE LIQUO TRADE
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: All per-
sons are hereby cautioned that the undersigned
the General for the United States Of Gds
Distillers Cusenier Fills Ains Gle, Of Paris
OF following trade mark, CREME de AENTHE
GLACIALE.' and the representation of three shields
containing heraldic devices. printed in black green
background all as fully set forth In United States regis
Mark No 2i642 and the date May LIST 1884
and that application has been made TO the Honorable
Secretary Of for the Commonwealth of New York
protection Of the provided by the Act
May 81 1885, Laws OF 1896. Chapter s33- All
hereby warned not 70 in selling uafhckins
in using such marked bottles under the penalties
made and provided by the laws OF the Commonwealth OF
New-YoTk.
All rights accorded by said Statute will be rsidly
forced MESSRS. BOUCHE Fills & CO..,
AZ Broad St. ". T.
Attest: FREDERICK B. KEEFER. Attorney. Wash
ington. d
New-York tribune., 1902-01-24
NOTICE TO THE TRADE.
TTNO WHOM IL MAY CONCERN. AZ

sons are hereby cautioned that the undersigned
the United States Agents of ths following
brand Of spirituoqs Liquors that Is the words GTREID
Of medals all as described in United state.
registered Trade Mark. 4ST4 and that application
has been Secretary OF State for the Com
monwealth Of New York for protection OF the same as
is provided by OF May e. 1896. Laws Of 1895.
Chapter sS3 and all persons hereby warned 70
engage selling 'trafrckng in. using such marked
bottles. under the penalties made and provided by the
Commonwealth OF New York
rights accorded by said Statute will be rigdiy
forced WM. G. MOEHRING & Co,
i5l-1aS Cedar St, n.
Attest. FREDERICK B.. KEEFER. Attorney. wasn-
inRt
New-York tribune., 1902-01-24
nRoApwAY ro HAVE saoooo Ru1LpING.

Plans filed yesterday for eight-story
brick Office building to be built at No. S92 Broad
way, by a c. Gallatin, the of which is esti-
mated at $4,000. The building will have front
age OF 4S1 feet in Broadway and depth OF 1s9 s
feet John b Shook & Sons are the architects.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-24
uDfhriol 5'eaal Notices

A TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADVER-
TISEMENT, dated January 90 1902 THE CITY
RECORD. commencing the 22d inst. continuing
therein consecutvely days following the above
date. of the confirmation by Assessors
entering the Bureau for the Collection
ments Arrears; Of for LOCAL. IMPROVE
McNTs in the BOROUGH or THE BRONX:
24th WARD, Section II, THIRD AVENUE REGULAT-
PAVING AND LAYING CROSSWAI.KS from
I7th street CTremont Avenue) the
EDWARD NJ. CIRCUIT. Comptroller.
city Of New York January 20 1902