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Evening journal., 1902-11-10
SOME TIMELY RECIPES
Cream Mumns.

NTtdT WNNTIo7
Cream two level tablespoonfuls Of but
ter: add two tahlespoonfuls OF sugar. beat
the whites Of two eggs; add the unbeaten
yolks 20 the butter and sugar, one cupful
Of milk half a teaspoon Of salt two cup
fuls Of sifted -four and four level tea
spponfuis Of baking powder; beat well
and add the whites of the eggs carefully;
hn creased muffin pans two-thirds full
and bake twenty minutes in quick oven,
substitute one cupful OF graham, rye or
corn meal for one cup Of -four. and you
will have the different meal mullins.
Evening journal., 1902-11-10
PAINTEp THelR eulLnlNns

Ihe Lobdell Car Wheel Company has
had their plant repainted and storm
doors placed on the entrance to the Of
fee
Evening journal., 1902-11-10
New Companies lncorporated

Josiah Marvel this morning sent let
ters Of Incorporation to Dover for the c.
p. Wentz Company. of Scranton, and
the DoylestOwns Construction Company.
Evening journal., 1902-11-10

Engineers Home Destroyed by Fire
Special 20 the Evening Journal
Laurel Nov. 10.-'The home of Engi-
neer William J. Thompson, in Delmar.
was destroyed by fire at an early hour
yesterday. The loss is $4,000, partly
covered by insurance.
Evening journal., 1902-11-10
Newnot

special TO the Evening Journal.
Newport, Nov. 1O.-Mrs. Louis Shel-
lady, Of Philadelphia. who has been
Evening journal., 1902-11-10

Kyrle Bellew will return to this city
next Saturday night to present again
for a single performance his successful
sword play of last season, "A Gentle
man of France" Mr. Bellew appeared
here last Spring with great success. He
is acknowledged both in England and
America to be the foremost romantic
actor of the day. This judgment has
been delivered many times by recog-
nized authorities of both countries,
William Archer the most conserYa-
tive London critic, recently placed Bel
lew with Irving, Tree and Robertson;
as one of the first group OF English
players. In conclusion he wrote, "Of
these, Kyrle Bellew is foremost in ro-
mantle parts as well as in many OF the
classic roles"
The good woman and the bad one are
played strongly against each other in
'iA Woman's Sacrifice" ," the new play to
be produced at Grand Opera House on
Thursday night Lille May White,
who has been selected to play the lead
ing role of Jean Van Dyke, has been
endowed by nature with every requisite
Joseph c. Miron, who is being feat
ured in his original role OF the soldier
of fortune in 1.-The Princess Chic un-
der John p. SlOcum's management, will
be seen in new opera next season.
BEN Hendricks is a sterling actor and
does not burlesque his role to gain
laughs. He shows in "Ole Olson.
which comes to the Opera House on
Tuesday evening the experiences of the
Immigrant from his first arrival, and
before the play is finished he has made
a sympathetic friend out of every man.
woman and child in the audiencs. The
comedy is presented by a clever cast
and contains a number of good special
ties, which together with the ridiculous
situations OF the play itself, go TO make
up an evening OF genuine fun, such as
Evening journal., 1902-11-10
Trlpe a Ia Creole

Put two tablespoonfuls of butter in
saucepan; add to It ten pepper cones, two
cloves, a blade OF mace and one small
onion chopped fine; cook slowly until the
onion is a bright brown; then add two
tablespoonfuls OF flour and let that brown;
add one and one-Quarter cupfuls Of
stewed tomatoes and stir until smooth
strain and return TO the fire, season TO
taste with salt and pepper; add half a
pound Of well boiled tripe cut In strips
Evening journal., 1902-11-10
nl..er Alnr,,n1nnd r,1ni pnddInn.

Put one pint of milk over the fire; beat
the yolks OF two eggs with one-quarter
cup OF maple sugar. grated, or brown
sugar; mix two level tablespoonfuls OF
corn starch in a little cold water or milk;
add this with the sugar and eggs TO the
milk: stir until thickened; flavor when
cool with bitter almond extract; pour into
a pudding dish and cover with a meringue
made with the whites Of the eggs. adding
one tablespoon OF powdered. sugar TO each
egg after the whites are beaten sttn
brown slightly In the oven.
Evening journal., 1902-11-10

Joseph c. Miron, who is being feat
ired in his original role OF the soldier
lf fortune in The Princess Chic un-
ler John p. SlOcum's management, will
De seen in a new opera next season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26
REAL ESTATE .

John H. Berry has sold for David Cunningham to
client for about 100000 the four five story fiat
houses, No 2l1 to 217 West Sxty-hrst-st. The plot
measures 1OOxlO0.5 feet.
Francis X Pendeton has bought from George {.
Edgar's Sons No. 9 East Eighty-eighth-st., new
four story American basement house on lot 26X
lO0s feet
F Bosky has sold through Gustave Newman to
NJ Wachsman the six story triple hathouse No. a
First-st. The lot is 20sxl0 feet.
SIawson & Hobbs have sold for Samuel G. Stew
art. subject to the existing lease. the three story
hghstoop dwelling house. No 162 West seventy
ninth-st The lot is l1xloO feet They have also
sold for Mrs. Alice r. Colcord the adjoining house
No. 80 West Seventy nnth-st This also stands on
a lot 17Xl00 feet
J. Romano Brown & Co have sold for W F,
Conner the FIVE story and basement apartment
house No 2l95 Broadway. and for A j. Jantzen.
tr No 1877 another five story and basement apart
ment house. The buyer is a client. reported 10 be
Alice livingston. who bought for investment These
buildings are near a point selected for station 81
the underground railroad.
Isaac NIeiufeId & Co. have bought from the
Ottman estate No. 30 Irving Place. the southeast
corner of sixteeuth-st- It is an old dwelling house
on a lot 43 8xSO feet. a club is negotiating for
Henry Donigan has sold No. 81 West one hun
dred-and- thirteenth-st-, five story single nat
SbTasham Levy has sold No 40 Anen-st. six
story building to Max Jacobs.
tate the siX-story tenement house, No II CarTnlne-
The West Side Realty Company has sold for
Adelaide A Mossman No. 81 Charles-st, corner
OF West Fourth-st-: for Anna II Beauliard: Nos
and 20 Charle5-st., and for Edwin A Ho"ei,
No IS CharIes-st to 4 client who has reSold the
entire property to Lovenfeld q Prayer The en-
tire plot is 0iX75 feet.
Nathan Kirsch has bought from Charles Freed
man the northeast corner Of Sullivan and spring
sts a tenement house. on a lot 46Sx15 feet.
Joseph Block has sold the two seven story tene-
ment houses. Nos 20 and PSI Monroe-st. The lot
50xlC4 feet
Louis Eickvvort has sold through ?. ". Bower the
frame dwelling house. No 064 HugAes-ave-
NI1t'hatu & Hershted have sold for Mrs MARI
9 White No 81 East SevPUtv-tourth-st.. tour
story high stoQp brownstone house. on lot @xlvl
feet The buyer will alter American basement
In the spring.
tiussarOff & Slender have bought No 3fS West
One hundred nd twenty -first-st., near seventh
ave They have also sold private house in Mel
sOn-ave. ~ feet north Of one hundred and-Sixty-
fOvTfh-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26

:. Osgood Pell * Go. have leased portion Of the
building No SO Broadway for the National Realty
Company. They have also in conjunction with
Austin & GARRISON leased the three story building
No. S East EighteenJh-st. to the New-York and
Amsterdam Carpet Company.
The MeIa Realty Company yesterday transferred
to Jacob EmsheIIner No. s66 Iexlngton-ave., the
southwest corner OF Sixty-dfth-st Mechanics liens
were filed against the Mela Realty Company yes
terday 10 the amount Of &,+S on No. 1885 sixth
ave. and the southwest corner OF LenoX-ave.
and One -hundred and nine teenth-st. Mechanics
liens aggre ga ting $50 $40 ed against this COM
pany on these properties on Monday
The Evangelical Lutheran Christ Church yeStsr-
day took tide from Hermann HOllen Of prop
erty on the south Fiftieth-st., 12s feet
OF Eleventh-ave. The plot Is 80 X93S feet.
The Burlington Hotel was transferred yesterday
by the referee, Roger 4. Pryor, 10 Evelyn l. Hud-
nut and another, and by her transferred to the
City Real Estate Company.
The eucumbrances the Friendly Aid Settlement
House in East Thirty tourth-st- having been raised.
Richard H. Ewart, the president OF the Friendly
Aid Society. who has held the property for the
society, yesterday transferred the title TO the
cety. The OF the house has been changed to
Warren Goddard House In memory Of one OF its
chief benefaCtors and by way of celebrating its
freedom rom debt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26
SALES INDICATE INCREASE IN VALUES,

one Of the most interesting features OF the real
estate market yesterday the sale at auction
of number of parcels Of uptown property on
Peter r. Never for q syndicate which includes
Charles r. Barney. John f, Carroll and e. W.
Morse. There we're many persons In the auction
rooms but the bidding confined 10 a limited
circle. Many Of the parcels were bid In by mem
herS of the syndicate At prices which indlcdte a
large increase In values. Among those who houehi
largely were John r. Carroll, who was present ana
made his own bids, and Z. W. Morse, The total
amount bid by Mr.. Carroll for his purchases vas
Sl22 500 The properties IN which Nj Morse win
others, interested, were knocked down 10 them
for S242S5o other buyers were \. j, I.arkiu, g l.
Barney. w II BOEart and W II. BuiWlnkle
Il tn. prices bid Yesterday indicate change or
values in the neighboThood Of Washington HelShts
then property in that part of the city has greatly
Increased IN the last wear. Thus Mr. Barney paid
$40 30 for the northeast ~ observation-disclosures
sxtv-Seveuth-st. and Audubon-ave. Last year the
Barney syndicate according 70 the revenue stamps,
bought II for $4,000. y J. I.arkin Yesterday paid
81 q5b for a single lot the south side or one
hundred -eightet h-st. 100 feet west OF Wads-
worth-ave. which sold a year ago for $2-sb- J. +.
Carroll Yesterday bid in three lots at average OF
about SO 300 They part OF a parcel OF
eleven lots in E~venth-ave and One-hundred-and-
eghty-t hird-st bought In by the Barney syndicate
average price OF about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

H sse T maSsaF: o a"S 8eS'sf Louis
3lth-st :. 90 # W Of sd-aye. l5xsss .; 54th-ss
Ewart to the Friendly Aid society ,:....;::..
100: Tnsa NJ olsen 10 Duane P Cobb; mortgages,
Ie sGgto ave, No 500 W corner G5th-s 2oSI
so. Mela Realty Company to Jacob Eanshemer' -
asa 81. 5 go # " Of 7th 4OxIoo4 Alfred
hF0T E 20 Lee SsNsS:5 If 7i isSs2
carrie NJ Butler 10 PierTepoat Realty Company:
5o5 Posfs's' s- i$s9 IT aoi1es y
Luthersn Christ Church 5noT Tsr sr,;1
to the Reconstruction Company Of Ne~-York ,n
sam eF'S BrSpery the Reconstruction company q
70 9z dGs1 FISK 5s STssass 1ls5 Dan
lei grimm ct al. exeeu,oEs 70 M k.2
same dT afopsrS: ,ams to Daniel GriS
SAT, ihr DT Tars ssms to Susan cIth
third moEtsase So oe % e,,,,s1i
ll Saron ssiey YER referee to PuFdy ana
os dH St. 1915 II Of West End-aye s1es
lac 2xs7 6xl47.s: Herbert L smith. e al 10
2d 100 3eSloe 2as ST.! No N ls3 f S 2aT
another; mo!Ssas r Of so Shave 25xloS 10:
FTed Beck John Tgsh m 9S i s2
same psSesr So 900 i'D'.'
i- John sehrener Hannah LanIman mortgage.
pS s2IGo" No 81. n W > boxes: August c Nanz,
7 setsTes No % 16 ". isxioS5 sarah seaman to
Columbia 81. No 81 5. - lOxlOo.4; VIM
Amend to Moritz ItzSovltz; mortgage. $1,000 l
Nf baid R5th.Ghd to 0' ssfnuSi RsSe %oTssass
so s' g.; $50 $50 II v Of S;a ave loe1sss Roger
other 47s,ooo
clinton 81 Nos 100 III. Delancey-st. Nos
1893 and 1863; samuel F Jacobs 10 Pincus Lowen-
fal9 and another, mortgage. $4,000
Eathtst Nos 22p and Dbl v. 40Xloo.5; Annie Y
Rryan Potter Observation-Disclosures.
5otb-st No 2Is r, 2oxlOas; Mary L simpson.
sIrx Eugene c Potter ..-......-.:-s... -. 200
9oth-st. $50 # o 9th ave. Iooxssa;
EVELYN HudnUt and another city Real rs
COMPANY; 1872 500. .--...-.-
5th ave y =. 40 II y n ~ 1S3i-st 5OxllO: James
tl'Coaneu I J Roch; mortgage. $4,000. quilt
claim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26
cIDA STREET RAILWAY.
ALBIRN. INTERLEBAN ELEcrRIc
AUBURN CITY.
TRADE IN CHICAGO.


by TELEGRAPH 81 Ne.
CHICAGO Nov. 25.-Armour added largely to his
vrbeat holding to-day. taking about 100000 bushels
7, was market favorable for buying Of this sort
The early sentiment vas very bearish. There was
heavy selling by the Northwest and some by the
southwest Armour awaited of tho situation TO take
hack good share Of the wheat he sold last week.
Tie close was a. lower 10 &c higher the Deem
brr increasing its discount but the Nay and July
gaining slightly. NAY opened at 1850. sold be-
tween Jssc and 56l4c and closed al 7Gi4c. The De-
cember closed at IA %. the July. 53c Tho
stock. GC6fF0 bushels, Increased $500 bushels.
Primary receipts were ls260o0 bushels against
lE26H bushels last year. The Northwest cars
we're IeT, against PCS. Cables were weak. Ar
gsntine spot at Liverpool off about - q bushel.
an the Liverpool prices were lower. The world s
100000 bushels increase last wear. Local re-
ceipts were 81 cars and there WAS about 10000
bushels No ! Northern out of private houses.
Clearances were 4e5 on bushels The san Francisco
news was strong. best milling grades 90c- The
sentiment was changed somewhat by "a report that
Indiana showed serious iuroads Of Iessian fly -
10 : Ter cent damage Ncv-Yor5 finally reported
n loads New-Kork said there Was q good demand
from France Tho selling led Ivy the North
west and Southwest. Armour was the buyer
Corn closed sc to Sc under Monday. the Deem
Der ana January OF the most. Nay opened At
4,ssc. sold between I22sc and 1850, and closed at
isl.c. The December closed at SOC: January. 4sl2c.
cash corn steady except for the No 4. which
tract: the estimate for tomorrow was 1875 cars.
The contract stock. A7eo0 bushels. increased only
ERa bushels Gables were weak. Primary receipts
were about 100000 bushels over year ago. Armour
was moderate buyer Of May. The country is Of
fering rather literally, but the conditions are not
favorable for grading, roc much and not cold
enough. The December and January are believed
70 De well evened M. The May is good deal de-
pendent the weather.
oats closed where they eft of yesterday, the
December 315sc sellers and the May 321sc. Tbs
market has been firm OF late Improvement
iu the Western demand Receipts are 200 cars.
The estimate fer Wednesday. $50 cars The con
tract stock 1564o00 bushels standard, decreased
only 5000 bushels. Shipping sales were 5000 bush
els The expectation is that oats VIII Keep firm
between nov and tbs close Of navigation.
Flax prices we're unchauscj; December. 81 i, and
the MAY 81 2oi. the three points there were 507
cars Of seed against SD last year
Provisions were easy, Influenced mostly by the
decline in lard Cash lard vas $9c lower The rest
u the provision list was of clac TO 7ze Hogs were
.. lower: receipts 0o0, West there we're 81,
hogs. against HOO last year. The packers were
the sellers to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26
is PURsUANCE OF ~ GRDER OF HON.

: Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County % New
York Notice IS hereby given . all persons having claims
Keilner. Of the County YORK
deceased present With vouchers
o. trRnsactins business
s0T No 81 Nassau Street N The City OF New York
before the twenty third day Of April next
Dated New York the fifteenth day OF October 1872
WILLIAM EEII4NER. HENRY b. EELLNER
CHARLES l. KELLNER. ALEXANDER J.. KELI-
NER Executors MARTHA K MILLER. E.Nscurrfx
EINSTEIN. TOWNSEND. GCITERMAN & SHEARN
ATTORNEYS tor Executors. u York CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26

l. Frank r. Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the County %
York Notice Is hereby given all having
Edward II. Perkins. of
81 New York. deceased. present the same with
vouchers the subscribers place
acting business the Office % MCCuriy Yard No. %
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan, city OF New
York. OF before the 2Ith day of May
ared York. the Eighteenth OF November 1872.
y. PERKINS. EXecurriN- EDWARD TOWN
SEND NORTON PERKINS Executors
McCURDY & YARD. Attorneys Executors. ~
Broadway. New York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

YoRK.--To all persons Interested in the Estate OF
the benefit Creditors send Greeting You and each
one YOU hereby cited and required appear in
ne Court Special Term thereof.
in TIE County House. Part l. Ssw-York city. in
said County goth OF January, 1903 10 80
in the forenoon OF that day to show why
OF the account % proceedings Of Frank
Il Gray Assignee Of the said John r Quaintance
should had. and IL he shown attend
settlement OF account Witness: Hon. Charles II
Presiding Judge ot said Court and the seal
Of sal 81 November. 1902.
TSeall THOMAS L HAMILTON. Clerk
WM. =. BEECH7R, Atty for Assignee, 81 Broadway.
New-Ncrk City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26
Monte OF Summons,
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- York.-Ifugh Getty. Plaintiff against Mar E. Ham
noud. James To.an and A9ell3 u Tojau. his wife,
Mary Foan being fictitious the OF said de-
fc0dant being unknown the plaintiff. all persons
~ ''H ~ eti4'ss t1e
serlUed IN the complaint ~ tns action such NJ known
being here described the husband,
sgnees or next ofkn, II any. OF said defendant Mary
Toau and their respective husbands and wives II ann
all u whom and whose names. except stated.
unknown 10 the plaintiff Mary J. Toian. Mary J. Tolan
Administrative Of the goods chatteE and credits ~
simpson Tolau deceased: Martin g Ryan and RoFiEa
Stricken. Defendants. above De-
PENDANTS summoned me com
sgrr plaintiffs attorney within twenty DAYS after
service, and. Of failure appear or an
Judgment will be taken against by default.
in the County OF New-Iork.
Dated. October 23d. 1902
Postohice Addrsss 1855 & i5s BrosIwsy BaT9,gb sHq }
sManhattan. city OF New York.
Toan and Adella D. Tolan. his wife Mary Toan sister
or Simpson Tolan, deceased. the Mary TuIau
ing fictitious the true name OF said defendant being
unknown TO The pia!nuH all persons unknown having
claiming the premises described In the com
paint in this action. such unknown persons owners
being herein described the husband, widower heirs
atlaw devisees. legaees grantees assgnees or next
OF kin II any OF said defendant Mary Tolan.
respective husbands wives any u whom and
whose stated unknown plain
tin The foregoing summons Is upon you pub
iication pursuant the Hon Alfred Seck-
York. dated the 2Sh day OF October 1902 fled with
a copy OF the complaint the Office Clerk OF
in the Borough OF Manhattan. the city OF New-York
on the 18th day OF October. 1902; original com
day OF October. 1902
Dated, New-YorE; October 2sh. 1902
JOHN L. BROWER. Plaintiffs Attorney. 1856 G l5S
Broadway Borough of Manhattan, city OF New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26
financial fflrrtlnes.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual rast,p ~ she stoclholders OF Geo. J. KEGS
- q % viii the ofiess OF the "a. -
EsfsNer Street IN Bor0uRh ~ Manhattan thT go -
~ f0rk. TUESDAY day - December iso< -
- eeloelr - afternoon for the election OF
Tor s1ch properly come ptloie
Ns meeting. SAM FL ROBERT, secfs'sfs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26
MARKS. EDWARD Nm PURSUANCE or

Az an order OF Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald = Surrogate.
the County York dated sept Soth 1902 notice
hereby given all persons having claims aszinsr
Edward y Marks late ot the county OF New York de-
with vouchers thereof
subscribers place business -
William ST. Of Paul N Herzog. IN the City % New
York. Dr. before the 18th day Of April. 1908
Dated New York the Tth day OF October 1902
MARY MARKS. WILLIAM H HALLOWEIIA Executors
PAUL NJ HERZOG. Attorney for Executors. - william
Street.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY

Of New York. George Henry Warren, Whitney War
Lloyd Warren. trustees under
the last win and Testament OF Mary G deceased
Plaintiffs Percy Coleman Alden George Henry
Warren Alden. Edith G, Miller, HaTrieJJe Goelet.
George Henry Warren Whitney Warren Lloyd Warren,
George Henry Warren, Jr.. Whitney Warren
Whitney Warren, Charlotte Warren, Gabrielle
Warren Edtn Miller. Trustees OF Mary Warren
Free Institute OF Troy, Jane Drake Louise Coffin.
the persons and Of Percy Cole
Alden and George Henry Warren Alden. George
Henry Warren guardian OF the George
Henry Warren. Jr.. and Constance Whitney Warren.
Whitney Warren, general guardian OF the estates OF
Whitney Warren Jr-, Charlotte Warren Gabrielle
Warren. William starr Miller. general guardian OF
Edith Miller, Defendants. Trial
10 be had in the County Of New York To the above
defendants: You hereby 10 answer
complaint in this action, and a copy OF
your the plaintiffs attorneys within twenty
after Of this summons, exclusive OF the
day service Of failure appear or
answer Judgment be you by default
relief demanded In the complaint,
Dated New York October Bird, 1902.
DEWITT, LOCKMAN < DEWITT
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Office and Post address street Borough
OF Manhattan. New York City. y Y.
To Whitney Warren. Charlotte Warren. whitney
rem Jr Gabrielle Warren Whitney Warren, general
guardian the estates % Charlotte Warren, Whitney
Alden, Henry Warren Alden and Louise
The foregoing served upon you BY publica-
ton pursuant 10 order Hon. Alfred
Justice OF Supreme Court of the York
dated the day of November. 1902 and fled
complaint the Office OF the Clerk Of the County
New York Borough OF Manhattan. City o York.
the Srd day % November. 1902
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26
COMPANY.
Proposals.
npOp0SAT FOR STREET RAILWAY,

DROPOSAL FOR STREET RAlLWA1'
Light and Power Franchise Manila, p. l. In pursu-
ance OF an passed Monday, OctopeT -oI
ire United States Philippine Commission coIpetitiye
bids will received until the Am day OF Alarc lS
by the Municipal Board % Manila 20 9etGtilhe ne
srautee OK railway franchise united Win
ise - furnish light power IN the CITY OF Mania
IN The pb0npne ISLANDS. Route, thirty-hve miles long
@vsd in the franchise, important streets ~ to
i.1t f. Manila ald arranged to furnish satlsfac
svsem OF passenger transportation from any paFt
~ The v 10 any ether part The points q competition
from date OF passage OF
.t.se sE,fONT the rates exceed seven
&c csnts gold for class passengers ana A4fsD
10 paid the city for the Hahchlse not
@ IN, street railway rates OF fare TO be readJnsted
srbiTratIor after twenty-five years WLen the cry
may e. 6Sed by arbitration based the net earn
railway 10 be four rect eight A',u
~ yard excep streets paved with p4ocES OF
or other material. gTooVed ran Oh not iesS 'NA4 '
70 begin months after awaratg OF , ta
.- - De completed twenty months theFsaIist re
eertric light and power irahchss ~ ,es
,-est railway franchise III the same
SIRE. rates regulated by the MunlcIpal
The only additional point OF coIpetltlt IN 'ie
ijgSt heat power franchise y "a ~, ana
psa VI aTZcent of gross earnings. The length OF TINS
ohe-l,al 80 time OF beginning and completion 70 20
franchise an in he railway franchise. Full text OF law
lIe the Office or the MuhlSl"
and together with map OF the city and
{rs9iar Affars, War Department washington A4Ie'
cenber nIS'' '1eceived at the the Municipal
bloS g., Manila until including March am lss.s
s, ~ S75 10000 10 be made either win tnS 49,,
anty 1rust -nratio5 Of New York philippine Insuar
aIihlhs In the United States,) and certineste OF
such deposit OF 1r 9uy certiedS by national bank,
ios aeecompany Did serGTtSy Tor BIRps
- Ann. chief Of Bureau Insular A.
fsi T-s war Department. Washington. " =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-26

THE PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
Philadelphia. Nov. /. 1902
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
L asv declared SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
THREE PER CENT. $3.50 per share) upon the Capital
Stock " the Company payable and after Nov. % 1902
10 Stockholders registered upon the books Of the Com
pany at the business Nov ). 1902 All Dividends
VIII be paid by CHEQUE.
CHEQUES viii be mailed 70 Stockholders who have fled
Permanent Dividend orders al his Office
ROBT. " SMITH Treasurer