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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-20
Victor Hust6 Successor de G. Tinand.
SAN JUAN PR.

Los aceditados elojes &oskopf Pereccionadoss mar
ca TINAUD PATENT no nccestan recomendafSe
Mas de NUEVE MIL Sc han venddo para la 1sla en-
los utnos CUATRO AMOS y es la mPjor garantia para
los que quieran comprar buen reoj.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-20

TARJETAS de vista con sobre'
y sin ellos, Sc hacen en- ala Co.
fHespo1deacia.S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-20
Ell Cr1men
dc dc PuaTta de TERRA.
El agresor hiere a Ia vic
TINA en- el costado IL
quierdo.
Sc dice que tenfa celos
de ella.

Aver COMO las 6 de IL tarde
tuvo lugAr un asico suceso en-
Puerta de TERRA. Ell individuo Aqui-
limo Castro &sesto & su mujer una
tremendA puf1aladA en- Ell cost&do IL
quierdo. Dicha mujsr llamads Marie
Clsofe fue curSda en- ell cuarto de
socorros y lac go conducida sl hos
pital.
FL sugeto foe detenido por el
guRrdiS Pho Copfeso- y pueato &
disposition del Juzgado de San
Francisco.
Csdese que han sido los cslos 81
m6vil del crlmen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-20

LIN esta tipoerafia 90 haee todas
slass do tyabalos 9 preeioa moaasoa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-20

Sc venden 3 coches gran
des, casi nuevos y ID parejas
de caballos, sanos y j6venes,
todo q precio limitado, pu-
diendo realizarse dicha venta
por Ell total de coches y caba-
los 6 por parte solamante
Dirijirse a Carlos Ii. BlOndet.
Rio-Piedras, kil6metro II.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-20
Modelos nuevos acabados de recibir.
PRECIOS FIJOS.
RELOJEs PARA sENoRAS

RELOJES PARA SENORAS
Con tapas de orc Is K. -. $40 Y sac
Id. id. de orc ii H.. $50 y $50
Id. plata con doradoS y
esmalte flno con su prem
3edor y estuche de lujo $40 Sl2 SO
Id. grabados alto relieve
Novedad con prendedor
y estuche. -. ...... 50
Id. acero con id. il. 50
Id. nikel sin prendedor 81
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21

pressed each by single word, the teens by the
word .1abin" before the corresponding unlt ana
the aultiples by adding the word poo" after eac
unit ordinals are formed from the cardinals Ds
pre6xing 'ica." Thus: --Ulao" eight: 'labinulao.
eightean; .'uIaong poo" eighty: 'fca ulao elgnlh'
Adjectivese generally formed by prenAihs
ma" to the root though there are, OF course
many primitive adject;ves Comparison IS eh
pressed BIZ duplication. either of the first sylao!e
or of the entire radical Thus 'nnabut1, goo1'
''mabubuti," best
Verbs are active. passive. reflective and iH1per-
sonal Their various moods and lenses are ex-
pressed partly by prehxes to the root and parity
bv duplicating sylables Of the root.
Thus: The root 'arar' means study; "rnag-araL
to study; 'nag-a-aral AGO." study; "nag-a-aral
AGO. shall study.
From all this it will be that the Tagalog
language has reached a considerable developmenti: l.
hut whether the development of the language Is
an inaez of bjnese Ie is poorly developed language
but the Chinese have ae9
have been found among the American aootlglhes
who were devoid Of both Literature and enturs sau
caon in the Philippines be success or not II bss IS
kent alive under three hundred years of Spanish
rule. Though the printing press was SCI up ~ ~
tn ne recent Years in the TagaIog language have
been chiefly church and school books Ks w[i5ten Ho Py
that the student of Philippine lie aid history i
Vii @@ hFa fs sG6 M6rks anS exist VIII rprse those
who have been regarding the tlhplnos as ot +,a q
typical with the breech cIout ai" 'ie
STUDY OF Tagal Poetry" first puP1lshed 1Gec+;d IN
1903 republished at Manila in 1873 "A Co!ecLon
of TagaI Songs" published at Guaialoupe in loSO
a Tagal dictionary. first published at Mania IN
1854. repubnshed at Manila in 1860; An Essay Oh
Tagaiog Grammar Manila, 1878.
In conclusion. DR.. Dohertv says:
believe that the fact of a working grammar
or means of ready understanding of the simpler
words and the methods OF sentence construcIlS8a Sn
In the Tagaiog dialect will grestiy help those VINO
are sincerely interested better understatl9
OF the Philippine life and character, as Wen as
the reciprocal advantage 10 the flilpliOo
who seek understand something OF Enslsh M; ne
and customs OF my interest In the SupJtct
has been along the lines Of student VINO was m
terested in the abstract study of dlaIect repre-
sarting numerous people. for there are SIX
million persons speaking this dialect; From a
financial point OF view don suppose l shal! pc
come rich with my TagalOg grammar, but l 40
believe that the volume viii be OF value In an edu-
Cational way.
Dr. Doherty bears the degree OF Master OF Arts;
IN addition to his medical degree He was located
IN St Louis for many years. later gong 70 Chlcaso
~ - nractre He IS Wisely known among those inter
ested In phology and proiesslonaI soclelles-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
CTPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

~ York-Rosalie Ruspou. Plaintiff against Leopold
Van Zandt Garesche Don Pauo Ruspoli. EiOdie
Ven Zandt Wheeler, individually and Administrative
with the VIII annexed OF Serena L. Van Zandt and
Fueenia A Van Zandt. deceased: Ellen Parker Van
Zandt widow administrative OF Albert C. Van
Tsssaie Herou and Pierre Maurice Lassane Hefou
hIsban L. Van Zandt, widow Of William T
Van Zaadt easei: Marie Van Zandt. indiv dually
and as Administrative with the VIII annexed OF William
T Van Zandt. d dceasec; Hem W McVtckar. sole sur
viving Trustee under the last VIII and Testament Of
William T Zandt deceased: Elizabeth X Sherwood
and Sherwood, her husband: Eugene Van Zandt
Seoufney Van Zandt Edwardins Van Zand wife;
Laura Van and John J. Gibbons Executor
Of the last VIII Testament Of Ernest b. Van
Amended summons Trial desired
in the County ot New York. To the above named De
PENDANTS hereby summoned TO
amended complaint this action and to copy Of
the Plaintiffs Attorney. within twenty
days hIs amended summons
OF the day service: and IN Of failure ap
rear or answer judgment Will be taken you
nded in The amended
Dated Now York July oath. 1902
ARTHUR y WEEKES. Plaintiffs Attorney. ONCE
Post once Address No. as William Street Borough OF
Manhattan. City of New York
To the above named defendant Don Paulo Ruspon:
The foregoing is served you by
publication pursuant to order OF the Hon Samuel
Supreme Court of the
Nev, york 9th day Of August 1902
day fled with Of the amended summons
and complaint herein. in the office OF the Clerk Of New
York County New York County Court House in
and complaint heretofore filed in said
or August 2nd. 1902
New York August 9th 1902.
ARTHUR D. wEEKES. Attorney for Plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
NOPTHFIELD POST CONFERENCE.
Mr. MEYER SPEAKS OF ANTTsEPTIC QUALITY
OF RELIGION.
Inv TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE
-. m rr-Io .,r;,,

Try TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE-I
East Mortified, Mass. Aug. a--Ihe prihcipIe oi
holy living was the subject of the second address
of the post conference series delivered this morning
bv the kev T. B. Meyer, Of London. He took his
text from Matthew v 43 TO 16, Ye are the SAT- OF
the earth" and said:
Salt here means an antiseptc to stay the progresS
of corruption There's fragrance or an atnos-
phere around made by religion that tehdS 70
This atmosphere the salt in our lives Sat tnat
does fulfil its purpose Is WoFthess- You an !.
salt salt. A man who ceases 10 be ant5epuG IS
useless for the very purpose for Wn-ch ne ~ St
I ALWAYS ask people who wish to join my church:
DO Others know you are Christian? II they 90
not your Christianity is not reality l..
In John tx ;. Christ says: AS long as am IN
ths world am the light Of the world" Just the
moon rose last night 20 take the place OF the sun
lust set IN the same the Church was called
forth 70 reflect the glory Of the Son In Psalms Xxx
81 We read: The snirit of man is the candle or
the Lord" God lights His lamps for puTp IN
Luke XIV S we read of woman lighting CandIe
pose? Were not Wesley. Whitfield and Moody
lighted for purpose? 49,, l,,. r,
When God lights a lamp with the Holy Ghost He
pIaces il on a stand sometimes low. sonnet lines
bieh Keen in the STAND where God has placed
Won II is a great temptation to put lamps urleT
bushels which may be in the form of fine dress, out
want your light TO be so intense tnat i IL vi i 9f
was used to make canoe snuhers: BE sure you are
gold before you snuff other people People ike 10
Be snuffed by gold snqfers. but object 10 those ts
light and not the wick The wick is my HE on
which the oil of the spirit burns. What the worId
needs is oil and less wick It Is let your Hght
so shine with the accent on so that peopIe, "a y
saw What a wonderful God" not what orillant
mani
Tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock MI Meyer VIII
take up the subject Of Christ. the Fulhlment OF
the Souls Ideal"
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
Notlce of Gummous.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.-ALEX-
~ ander Mcintosh Plaintiff. James NJ Plenderleth
Defendant Plaintiff desires trial TO be had In the County
Esuy SUNNI the above named De-
You are hereby summoned answer the com
r.sTt in his action and Of your answer
On ~. PLAINTIFFS attorney within twenty days after the
exclusive OF the day or SERVICE
and in case OF your failure appear OF answer ud6
will against you py GeIau4t tIe Ee4le
ed in complaint.
ApASTp0T PIai7t frs Attorney. once Post
Once address No 2Os Broadway. Borough Of Man
York City.
To The defendant, James Plendere;h: The foregoing
is sered upc n you publication pursuant
order of the Honorable James A o'Gorman one Of the
Court II the state OF New York
Ssfed the nineteenth day OF July 1902 AND fled with
IN Clerk Of tie County OF
Ssw yoTk IN the Borough Manhattan. City Of New
York -. ,ooo
nsfsI ~ sRSsTRoNc attorney PLAINTIFF. once
nJ Post Once address. 2G6 Broadway. Borough OF
O New York
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21

A pvERTISEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
received at their Uptown Once.
NO. 1864 BROADWAY.
Between Seth and 37th until 0 O'Clock D. m.
Advertisements will received The following branch
o,a stbaxe cor 25d-st-: 1873 6th-ave.. cor
.o,h-.t. 81. East r4th-xt; 257 West 42d-st.. be
tween 7th and sth aves 263 " est i2'fh-st; i.;isS
3d-ave.. between 10th and 77th SITS: i.o-o 3d-ave.,
6Ist-st-: 1.s0S 1sf-ave near sS,h ios East
I.ath-.t, 1,e Tr.maut-ave. $50 3d-ave.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
MACHINERY.

At PEDrrCED PRICES.-5OO secondhand
r.ooJ and iron working mach nes: tuliS
c,,aran ,eed. machinery bought ana eA-
SSanped GEO 3. EDDY. 3SS Madlson-st
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21

~ NEW YoRK.-Trial desired in New York County
Amanda Won Graberg Henry Bschon. 0tti'e Breusing
ard Amanda Graberg and Henry Bischof, execu-
tors Of and under last will and testament
~ 4e-rv Bischon deceased Plaintiffs. Franklin
Bischor Henry BischoH. Committee Of the per
son and estate Franklin j Bischon, incompetent
person Harry 4. e. J. von Frankenberg Ernest w
FisC bof Eva P Bschon, Marie K. Bschon and Sadie C.
Biscbor I1efendants-To the above named Defendants
You are hereby summoned answer the complaint in
action and copy Of your answer the
Plaintiffs Attorneys within days after the service
~ This summons the day Of service and in
case OF your failure answer judgment VIII
by deSaut for the re4lef demanded
in complaint - ,oo
Dated New York July 9th. 1902 ..
cTTATT.y HASRROUCK SCHROEDER. Plaintiffs
aToTnevs Once and Post ONCE Address. 257 Broad
City. Manhattan
To the Defendant. Harry A E J. Won Frankenberg;
foregoing served you by publication
pursuant 10 OF The Hon James Fitzgerald Jus
of Court dated the 18th day OF July
1907 and f:ed wit complaint the Office Of the
clerk Of the County Of New York.
Dated July 10th. 1902
sTRALEY HAsBROUCK sCHLoEDER. Plaintiff, 8
Attorneys Office and Post Office Address 257 Broad
New York City. Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
LARGE PROFITS SAVED.

ON speciacIes and eyeglasses oy oNy 'iii - ..
lenses duplicated In our own factory, hrst
'taIitv lens 25c; other goods in proper
tom. w. G. FAY OPTICAL MFG. CO'' 4'o
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
nvsvCrx.y Curiosity SHOP.


NtkII< it-g Park Row Fine Ioo4s. guns
r,IstoIs mathematical, surgical. survey ,
,ne and other instruments. unredeeLled
nlsdE.S q specially.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF NOV,

Il Abuar C Thomas. a Surrogate OF the Counrv "a =
Work notice Is hereby given all persons hav1 New
Falls. late of -d.ns
YoIk deceased present the with vouchers New
rbe subscriber my place of transacng ,reoc
the once of Henry Coe. No 50 Street Ro-s az
Manhattan The City Of New York. or befoes bfsa et
T2fh day of February next zoe
i'fn 6sied red Nsw York the 9th day Of August 1872
I DE. WITT CLINTON FALLS AdnS1js-
HENRY E COE. Attorney for Adrninistrator Sc o
Street. New York City "a1
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21

Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF Ne%
hereby all persons having cIalils
L % County Of Ne" YORK
sstases TO present vi vouchers thereof 70
a,I-crffers al ther place OF ansacting business at
ths ttcs ~ q II & F. L. Crawford. No. - Liberty
S,reer n the City York. Borough OF AahAAI'i1
on or before sth day ef DecembeT, next iaoo
e+ 80 Sow York, the day o1 Nay, lylZ ,-
.YSs G HOLT, LYDIA {. HOLT ANNA B. HOLT.
= 5-AeSu5' e CRAWFORD Attorneys for ExecutEtces
u % % fjberty St Manhattan. y. Y. City
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
PAWNBRokER'S SALES

L. L. FIRUsKI. Auctioneer. 20 B0"eTy'
seiis snc - 22&By ~ 5. Goodstein & Son: 259
Brldse-st.. BTooklyn. GiamOnIs. "a'cLlS9' AlSs
teweI.y. and al goods pledsed pFl'' N-s
II. 1901. ana ali olter dates. &, canal
Aug. 25-By l.. Cahen & sons. ii lana u
St ciamon4s. watches, JewelIy' ant an
goods pledged prior April 3. ls'yl, from Nj Nj
% 40 to 5o So; also NO. oo'o-S' @-44 a.
Aug BY G. Weaver. 46O 9th-ave
cIotSing. etc. pledged prior Aug rs. leol-
Aug 26-By J. Anderson. 90 "est -, -
st: j Harris & Son. AS couTt-st-. BrooN-
Iyn. diamonds watches. Jewelry. and al
goods pledged prior Aug. 10. 1901 60,
Aug BY II. Manning & sons % otia-
ave clothing. etc. pledged prior aug. To-
Aug. 27-Estate \ J. Heaney. 2l4 A'ian3
tic-ave.. diamonds. watcaes: u. Jg%e-.s' - a-5
from May p. 1901. TO july p. 1901. and al
goods reserved from previous sales.
Aug Ply J Stmons. ''z Coiu'no
ave. clothinig etc. pledged prior Aug L.
ELI s0BEI. Auct.. ss Bowery. sells: Aug
2i-Jewelry: c. sobeI 50 lst-aye, aug,
22-Clothing and tewelry: Joe Sooel l.toA
ad-ave : WTonker & Son. !. .95l lst-ave-
Aug. 25-C1othing. J. Blaurock. 324 BOW
ery Aug 26-CIothing; L Steiner, ~ %.
ave Aug. 2T-CIothing: Henry Sooel. az
gth-ave.
CENTRAL AUCTION CO. ". Sheehan.
Auctioaeer. 1872 and I54 CanaI-st.
Aug 22 bv NJ. Lavery. 59i shave
clothing pledged TO Aug 10. 1901
Aur * Nv - R-oc.---"'o' -and-
St. clothing pledsed to Aug. IS. 1901.
Aug Z,-By b-r"-y L~y-.. J-..s. % ID
ave. clothing pledged TO Aug. 20. 1901.
Aug 27-By p. Freel. 92T Broadway and
l6O Grand-st jewelry to Aug. 20. 1901
JOS sHONGOOD q SONS. Auc,s-. 81
Bowery
Aug. 21--Clothing: B. Peyser's Son. eos
2d-ave.
Aug. 22-Clothins: A. selinser. 634 ID
ave
Aug. 25-Jewelry. etc; NJ. Levy. 2.6i6 3D.
ave
Aug 26-Jewelry. watches. diamonds.
etc: NJ A Newman. 6a3 Columbus-ave-
Aug. 26.-CTothnE; 1. A. Levy. 229 Sd
ave P Mcfarland. 121 Greenpoint-ave-.
Brooklyn
Aug 2T-Men's and women's clothing.
rt".: \. Fraukerstein G Co 81 Delancev-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21

JIEAPP. MARY HIN pursuance OF an o~so.
~ Of Hon Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF ,sa 9
NJ New York is hereby given all persons SounJ
claims against Mary H. Knapp late Cognrv !. .axhs
York Borough Manhattan. deceased 70 ,-ssa- -. Nv
same vouchers thr-ecf. the sIbscrihes ~ .s
OF transactng business at the Office Of ~
WILCOX Esq. No. 80 Nassau street. the F1-oT,s y
Manhattan New York City before the 9Oth a..
November next
Dated New York. the 2Ist day OF May. 1902
MARGARET kSA FP HELEN kNICKERR4rr 4rr-v,
ADMINISTRATORS with the will annexed OF Nstr =
vTIrTSN r WILCOX Attorney for aar,,,,,
trices - Nassau Street New York City. Boro1gS =
Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Hov

Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County OF w..
notice is hereby given to all persons sev
ainst oscar F. Livingston late Of loUrtt e,alns
SrE deceased present the VOUCHERS lev ss-
snhscribsrs thei- place transacIfns saersot
- - n "rfice OF their attorneys Baker & Peah51
all street. the Cliy o. New 1orSs befors
2d Gay OF September. lSO2 Ns
- 0Ts1sd New-York, the 18th day OF February taos
cII IsRf.ksS A PEABODY. GEORGE /. PEaR0Tv
RSEESR & PEABODY. Attorneys for Executor. q -,
street. New-York City. N Z "s4
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
Gam 5rbools.

NEW WORK Siaty-eighth orens Oct. 1.
-Ni2'' DAY CLASSES
r7NTvEpSITy sions $50 o p. NJ. 1-L B
IN LhSA aft years.. EVENING
LAW SCHOOL. CLASSES % sessions ss1os to 10 pm. P NJ
ate Glasses lead TO LII. Tuition. 500 For circulars
address l. J. TOMPKINS. Registrar Washington Square
N Y City.
NrEW-YoRK LAW scHoOL-Day School, a5 Nassau
n St Evening School. W. 18th St Dwight method
Of instructon Ii, b in LII NJ In three
years Send catalogue o,z- o,r.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
GrhooI 4aenries. 9.

,.TrIC,o AND FOREIGN TIE ACHFRs AGENCY
f-I-,os tor,fess7-s T-echera Tutors. GovernesseA
- 20 - eyes schools and Families AnpIy To-
''e'' Mrs M J. YOUNG-FULToN. % Union square
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
surrosates' Notices.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ~

L Ahn.r q Thomas a Surrogate of the Coun-, :. :.
yorE notice Is hereby given all persons hayfng Nev
% the eaims
deceased present the same with vouchers her.asF
bs subscriber place Of transactinx bnsi,s 10
,hs ofs-s az Rabe & Keller. No 25S Broadway p az
~ Manhattan in ,he City of New York. or bsSo-
Srst day of October. 1902. next Ne
Dated New York. the 18th day OF March, 1902
ARMIN HARTMANN Erar,..-
PABE & KELLER. Attorneys for Executor n.
broadway Borough OF Manhattan. New-York g. -s
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
BOOf< BARGAIN 3.


LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
BOOK SALE ever known. over sY,|Do 49,
volumes Of literature are offered az oIn Ile H,g-
est figures in the last Certui o'oOS 80 Sry.eis
ic' to iGc. each; 80 100 School and Text
Books. &c. 10 25c. each 6S:Joo So" 551
WORKS Of Fiction, DC. to % c sach. 600
Standard sets soc. to $1,000. oo 80,
OF Encyclopedias. Sl"O 70 $-3,D ., ~
covering every branch OF ltsiStut n,H
about one-ifth the price asked 6y inc p-U,,
llshe-s No catalogues ISSt 7tc"nI
hand school books. review books ana .S o,.o's
OF all kinds bought sold and excnahEea.
E,rhest cash prices Maid. calls At residences
free LOVERING'S \. Y Book faxcnt.'ss'
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BUSINESS CHANCES
THOMAS DREW sTErsoN. mechanical .el9l1I. al
.1nert and patent so! ctcr, estaDiLs!!ed
,ssS' superior work 23 Murray-st. TeLe-
phone
BOARD AND ROOMS.
ST AI.BANs. EAST 3lST-SI
Rooms angle en- suite. toctor's once.
nrivate paths dining room paTlor hoo'
electric light. table board
=oT ST o1S AND 2iu WtST.-A richiy
-
furnished flrst or second hoor, with ,. -. -
yate bath. would separate. otfeF tV'',-s rs
superior table. references gwen
qu.T~d
4S IRVING PLACE s,-
r-.. ,,d small furnished rooms: taoIe
hoard ~ desired BY day or week oC''"e
suTr-7.r months. terms moderate
- l.,cT ot-rH--T.. near Madison SguaTe E
Large and su all rooms. with board re'e'-
enCeE.
ftT NEST H-ST.-SecCnd floor suite.
pr,yate bath. also single ROOM pa '0'
dining room telephone, references
l1TH-sT Il WEST French COOKING IN
nigh class boarding house rnacaIoh,l sHe''
day. the best arra n<enents foT o'aIuelo- o'aIu uelo-
SO TO co EAST 59TH-sT- ---f'ull hotel se-
cornmodAtions: light rooms WIN Pr i,I1Se
fast and table note dinner, 'hC1uI'4is
y,,rA for So per week. Full value
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
Qedrhers.

1 EVERETT STONE fYale and Couroia'. oi9 " 20
! n. Tutoring pupils or tutor rs..osas.:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
WATER CURE INSTITUTE.

NATURE Sanitariun.-Water cure healing
baths. every sickness. best references
Prof NEUM EYER Manager. 254 W. SD
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21

ADVERTISFNFNTS ard subscriptions Tor
The Tribune received at their Uptown Of
fice No SS4 Proadway. between .oth and
3Tth ste. until o'clock o. w ADVERTISE
ments received at the following branch OF
sces at r~culsr ONCE rates until CLOCK
.. m. viz: 2St sth- ave, 3 e. cor so d-st !.
I53 6th-ave. cor. 12th-st-: % East t4th-sc. !.
257 West &2d-st. between 7th and Sth avss
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
LOST.

LOST.
pANKBOOK No. 342. .992 Of the Union Dime
SavlnEs Institution is missing. Any per
con haNlrg claim TO II is hereby called
unon to present the same within ten days
nv submit to having said passbook cancelled
and a new one Issued.
I 0-- handbook No as. rs, Seamen's
Gank for Savings. "A and I6 Wall-st..
New-York. Payment stopped and cancella-
-, -DnIisf for. Please return to bank
lost handbook No. 36I 0G5 on Dry Dock
SAYINGS Bank. ANY person having claims
unon said book is called upon to present the
same 70 the bank within thirty DAYS or the
~.t1 hook will be declared cancelled and eX-
tinruished and a new one Issued In lieu
thereof.
rOST.-Bankhook No. 75s. 35S Bank for
IS wings 2S4 4tn-ave. New-York. Pay
m.ut stopped Please return hook to bank.
IyosT.-Bankboot No. 757. .Gc0 Bank for
Savings $50 ith-ave., New-York Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to bank.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21

CT p.Tp1cE.s DAY: It's Celebration IN NeW-
arS 0ther American Places. 113I-lei9;; fg
John d Crimmins Octave. pp 7Ol- Publishes
by the Author.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21

LADDERS. DERKICNs. POLES.
PORTLAND LADDER
co. 46 World Bldg.
N Y. Tel 2475 John. Best of ladders de-
Iiyered al 2Uc. per foot
New-York tribune., 1902-08-21
r,,p,oyMENT AGENCIES.
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The Washington times., 1902-12-17
DRAMATIC SCENE IN
HAWAIIAN SENATE
Prince Cupid Stands Out for the Election of Ma
tive to Office.

Hawailans who can take their places
and I'll them with credit. 1 think l have
clearly defined my position. 1t is now
up 10 you TO take action. I care not who
the man may be, but / want a Hawaiian
for one Of those Offices. That is all
have 20 say, gentlemen"
The utterances Of the prince have been
much criticised by those who do not
think as he does. but the Hawalians and
their friends on every hand are con
graduating him for the stand he has
taken. He is the only one during all
this fight for an even division who has
the courage to come out lat-footed and
make a stand against the aggressiveness
Of the missionaries" and the effect has
been that the governor, the senate, the
majority Of which is composed OF Re
publicans. and the executive committee
OF the Republican party feel that the
buck has been passed up to them and
that they must take action in accord
ance with the wishes of the prince. In
fact, before the caucus Of Tuesday night
adjourned a motion was passed unani-
mously 10 the effect that a Hawaiian be
appointed 20 one OF the vacant Offices
under the government.
Turn in Affairs.
The senate was 90 have adjourned on
Wednesday, but the action OF the prince
has caused a complete overturning of
all the plans, and yesterday adjourn
ment was taken until Saturday n order
that new plans might be formulated.
With regard 10 the other Offices under
the government, the following are GER
tain Of appointment: Henry E. Cooper.
superintendent OF public works, and J.
II. Fisher, auditor. President Roosevelt
has accepted the resignation OF Henry T.
Cooper as secretary Of the Territory, he
having taken the Office OF superintend-
ent of public works temporarily upon
the suspension OF James IT. Boyd The
President has also sent word 10 Gov
ernor Dole that he is favorable to the
appointment of George R. Carter to the
office Of secretary OF the Territory. but
there is a move on hand TO have Mark p.
Robinson appointed to that Office
Judge KePoikai Mentioned.
Judge Noah Kepoikai, the Hawaiian
who is being mentioned for the treas
uTership. was az one time circuit Judge
Of the Island Of Maui, and was TO have