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The evening world., 1902-11-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LONDON, Nov. ~11.-Sydney waterlow,
attache to the British Embassy At
Washington, and Alice, daughter of sir
Frederick Pollock. were married to-
day by the Bishop Of Winchester. Am
bassldor ana Mrs. Choate attended the
Wedding.
The evening world., 1902-11-11
THURBER FREED OF DEBTS.

Judge Adams, in the United States
District Court, granted a discharge in
bankruptcy to FrancI b. Thurher.
formerly of the wholesale gro
Der and Thurhcr, Whyland Il Co. Mr..
Thurber is now a lawyer. lie flied his
petition I'm Bankruptcy on July II, 1901,
with liabilities of $3l5.06l, from which
he is now relieved.
The evening world., 1902-11-11
Local.
STRIKE ON EXCHANGE.

The plumbers went on strike In tho
new Stock Exchange building In Wall
street because steamhtters were doing
work in the building which, the plumb
ers say, should have been done by them
DIR. LEGGETT TO MINNESOTA.
Rev. DR.. Lester Lcgsctt, who recently
resigned as pastor OF the Third Re
formed Church of Albany. n. T., has
been engaged py the Evangelistlc Gen
eral Assembly Commission OF the Pres
byferian Church as representative in
Minnesota.
The evening world., 1902-11-11
FIRE IN CAPE COLONY,

CAPE TOWN. Nov. ll.-Thlrty large
buildings In the centre OF East Londor
have been destroyed by fires. EasI
London Is the third port of Cape Col
ony for export trade and has a popula,
don OF abou 1000.
The evening world., 1902-11-11
Cable.
POuLTNEY BIGELow HURT.

MUNICH, Bavaria, Nov. 1l.-Poultney
BigelOw, the author. was thrown from
his horse to-day and his collar-bone
broken. lie was hunting with the Of
icers of the garrison.
The evening world., 1902-11-11

Business success depends upon en-
orgy. ability--and Sunday World
Wants.
The evening world., 1902-11-11
10 SANTIAGO ny RAIL.

SANTIAGO. Cuba, Nov. 1.-THE com,
pleting of the Central Railroad, which
connects Santiago and Havana by rail
is the greatest achievement OF AmerI
can enterprise in Cuba and makes fi,
ture revoIutIOns prnctlchllY imposslble
The evening world., 1902-11-11
Household Needs.

Basement.
There isn't a device necessary to facilitate the household processes
that win not be found in our wonderful basement. For completeness
our Iousefurnishng Store is excened by none. For perfect arrange
ment It surpasses all 1t is always ready with full stocks, and, too
with little prices, such as made buying a pleasure and a duty.
Take a stroll through it-chances are you'll see scores OF things
that will at once suggest and supply a longtime want.
The evening world., 1902-11-11
DEATH OF MRS. DURLAND.

Mrs. Mary Ann Durland, the widow OF
William Durland and the mother of
william Durland. OF Durland's Riding
Academy. in West Sixty -siXth street,
died YESTERDAY at Jamaica. She was
eighty-two years old.
LINCOLN DROPS DEAD.
Luther j. r.. Lincoln, a writer and a
member of the Lambs club, dropped
dead yesterday in the street In East
hampton. l.. l., wHerc he was visiting
Edwari simmons. the painter. He was
ffty-one ytnrs old. He was secretary
Of inc Art and Literary Committee OF
the Lambs Cluh ana had assisted ~
the writing of a number of plays. Death
was caused by apopleNy.
The evening world., 1902-11-11
Broadway, 9th and 9th SITS.

The Sunday World is read by everybody. sundov World Wants
reach all eyes and cover the entire field.
The evening world., 1902-11-11
.: :: IL: :: S1upson@ fyFoRD@ :::::
Great Sale of Hosiery
for r1en, Women and Children.
First Floor.
Tomorrow you will find in our newly enlarged Hosiery Depart
ment Stockings for the entire family, n sale at much below regular
prices. Only goods of high character ae embraced. These excep-
tional offerings IT. the result of a big purchase from one OF the fore
most Hosiery importers of the country. We took all his small lots
and broken lines. No samples or seconds-just the ends of lines. We
bought them away under price, and offer them to you at the same
price concessions.
Women's Hose.

800 pairs women,s fine Hosiery of all descriptions; heavy cotton emSroid-
instep embroidered Isle threads, ful length imported lace Isle in
and colors, and black heavy weight al-wdols; worth Nc. to d
black n fancy stripes; also a few black cashmeres; worth soc. az
AO pairs Womens extra quality imported novelty Hosiery; Isle open
work n embroidered laco Isle; plain and fancy, also jacquard silk and
h@e mixed figures and stripes and hand embroidered imported black 20
cashmere values Zoe to SO pair,
Wonen's pure thread lack silk Hose; 25 pairs oil very fine sheer quail
n.y. double heels and toes; fronts embroidered by hand din handsome neat
enects' In light tmts and vertical embroidered hair stripes; in white, also a
quantity o drop stitched plain black silk; usual values & I OK
'~' 10 ~" pT' ~
ChiIdren'S Hose.
Chrdren's heavy weight Corduroy ribbed fast black cotton Hose;d double
knees, heels and toes; also heavy weight black WOO ribbed, double knees.
heels and toes; all sizes IN these two LOTS: the regulation &c. 1OH
kind: sizes to 10 inches;
Extra quality heavy weight Fast Black combed real Maco yarn school
Stockings, full fashioned regular made; ne of the sronge n best wear.
ing stocking, imported to sell at c pair; to-day, all Sizes 6 to 10 az
years., 3 pairs for $L@, or,
New-York tribune., 1902-12-29
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

- Margaret welche plaintiff against RosaIie schoen-
berg and others defendants IN pursuance of Judgment
OF foreclosure duly made and entered in the
above entitled action bearing date the first day Of
Apr 1902 l. undes'~ned the Referee in SAID judg-
nent named public auction at the New York
Real No. III Broadway in the Bor
ough OF Manhattan the County and City OF New York
on the OF December. 1902 at Twelve O'Clock noon
tFst day by Vincent Ryan Auconeer the premises
said judgment TO be sold ana therein de-
scribed as All that certain lot piece parcel
of land situate lying and being In the city County
and state Of York. and now known by the Street
described as follows BenninR point the southerly
de Of West Ninth distant four hundred and thirty
feet and nine inches westerly from the southweser!y
Fifth Avenue West Ninth Street; running
hence souh1ardy parallel with Fifth Avenue nine
feet inchesS thence westwardy and
Street twenty-five feet and four
northwardly and again parallel with the
feet and eleven inches TO the
sofherly side West Ninth Street and thence east
yard1v along twenty-five feet and four inches
to the point place OF beginning be said several dis
tanres and dimensions or less said premises VIII be
sold subject contingent rights or claims II any
there be NOT barred by Judgment herein In favor OF
any persons unborn not parties TO this action
under will recorded in the ONCE or the surro-
ata NJ New York County IN Loer 5l6 Of Wills at page
under such heirs or devisees
Dateo We" AN-' EI.THU 3 FROST. Reteree
ror-nERT BROTHERS. Plaintiffs Attorneys. Once and
Tostosce Address No. II Broadway Manhattan. New
York .o =.
West Street.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-29

approximate the charge 70 satisfy
the described property is be sold is ten
$4,000 with interest thereon from april
expenses OF the sa'S. The
approximate of taxes assessments or oher liens
which allowed the purchaser out Of the pUr
money paid by the Referee. is Two thousand
three hundred and seventy-hree and e"loo S25Is.so
dollars.
ELIHU g. FROST Referee.
The foregoing sale is hereby adjourned to Tuesday
Tecernber 18th 1902, and rlzce-
Dated New York December 2nd. 1902
ELIHU B. FROST. Referee.
COUDERT BROTHERS Plaintiffs Attorneys, Office and
Postofice Address, No. II Broadway. Manhattan New
York City
December 30-h. 1902 at the same time ard place
Dated New York. December 18th 1902
ELIHU B. FROST. Referee.
COUDERT BROTHERS. Plaintiffs Attorneys. ONCE and
Postofhce Address. No. Al Broadway. Manhattan New
York City
New-York tribune., 1902-12-29
Foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNT

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
New York Security and Trust Company substituted
trustee Of the trusts created in and by the will OF David
against Rosalie schoenberg others defendants. In
suance Of Judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly made
and entered in the entitled action bearing date the
first day Of April 1902 l. the undersigned the Referee In
said Judgment will sell public auction al the
New York Real Estate Salesroor. at No Ill Broadway
New York the ID day Of December, 1902 at twelve
o'clock thar day. by Vincent A Ryan Auctoneer
the premises directed by said Judgment 70 be sold and
therein described foows All that certain lot piece
land. situate lying and being In the city,
County and State of New York and now known ny the
Thirry-fourth and bounded and described fol-
lows: Beginning at point on the southerly line OF
distant hundred and twenty
easterly southeastery Of Eighth
Thrty-fourth Street running thence south
wardy and parallel with Eighth Avenue nneyeight feet
and nine inches: thence running easwardly and parallel
Thrty-fourth Street nineteen feet and six inehes
nortnwardly again parallel With Eighth Avenue
nine inches the souhery line OF
Thirty-fourth Street thence westwardy along the
and six inches the point place or
beginning said several distances and dimensions more
or less Said premises will be sold subject TO the con-
tnsen rights claims II there not barred by the
Judgment herein of persons born unborn
not parties to action. claiming heirs OF Joseph
devSees under MS
Surrogate Of New York County in 1beE
3I6 of page 150 under such heirs or devsees
Dated New York. November 10. 1902 ..-
ELIHC. 3. FROST, Referee
CoITDERT BROTHERS Plaintiffs Attorneys, Office and
Postoflce address. No. Il Broadway. Manhattan. New
The following diagram Of the property TO be sold:
West Bath Street
New-York tribune., 1902-12-29

The approximate the Hen satisfy
which the described property is 70 be sold
teen Thousand $4,000 Dollars with interest thereon
fror AurU fst together with the
sale The approximate amount OF taxes assessments
other liens which allowed to the purchaser
OF the 10 be paid by the Referee
Two Thousand Nine Hundred and Ten and 59-100
(s2. 91059i Dollars -
Dated New York November 10th. 1902
ELIHU B FROST. Referee.
The foregoing sale IS hereby adjourned 20 Tuesday
Dec 1902 at the same time aud place.
ELIHC 3 FROST Referee
coUDERT BROTHERS. Plaintiffs Attorneys Once and
Postolce Address. No. u Broadway. Manhattan. New
York City
The foregoing sale is hereby further adjourned
day December 10Th 1902, the time and place.
Dated New York. December 18th. 1902.
ELLHU B. FROST. Referee
cOUDERT BROTHERS. Plaintiffs Attorneys. Office
Postofce Address. No. - Broadway. Manhattan. New
City
New-York tribune., 1902-12-29
CUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW


YoRK-Ashbel P. Fitch. Plaintiff. against Mary
and others. Defen6ants.In pursuance OF
Judgment foreclosure ani sale duly made entered
in the aboveened action bearing date the 18th day OF
filed in the office of the Clerk the
City and County OF New the 10Th day
ber 1902 l. undersigned. the Referee said 1udg
ment will sell public auction, at the New York
Salesroo No Ill Broadway, in the Borough
Manhattan. City OF New York. the 14 day Of jan
1903 IL o'clock that day. by D. Phoenix
Ingraham Co. Auctioneers, the premises directed by
said judgment be sold and therein described follows
lot piece parcel OF land with the build
ing thereon lying and being the Borough OF
City OF New York. and bounded and
described follows, Wit Beginning point the
Ninetyfrst Street distant seventyfoIr
feet Eastery from point formed by the intersection Of
side OF NretyiT.t Street with the Eastery
of and running thence Easterly along
Southery side Of N!netyhrst Street twenty feet;
Southerly and parallel with First Avenue fifty feet
inches: thence Westerly and parallel with Nine
y-frs Street twenty feet; and thence Northerly and
again parallel with First Avenue fifty feet and eight
Southery side OF Ninetyfrst Street ths
point place % beginning
New York. December 22d. 1902
ARTHUR D. TRUaX. Referee.
ASFBEL P. FITCH, Attorney for Plaintiff. 30
sau Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
The following diagram of the property be sold.
street No. s 462 East 9lst Street
9Ist Street.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-29
ROYAL BILLIE LINE

FOR BALTIAoRE AND wAss.ASGroy-tSso.
1880 -I13o A. "1Oo. tsS. ~. 500. 100 2. NJ.
IL Is Ndt-
day sSrnday cnly. -ParlOr only IIYa Taraaqua-
xSarurdays-
1f3 26I s 1900 IS54 Broadway. 1S2 5th Ave- 2S Union
soiare West I53 2T3 West I25th ST..
Columbus Ave. York; Court ST. 344. $50. Fulton
sr BrookIyn; Broadway, Williamsburg. New YORK
transfer calls and checks baggage destination
~ &; BESLER c. n BURT.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-29
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. r.
Liberty Street and South Ferry (tins from soura
Ferry five minutes sarlierl
EASToN. BETELEHEM. ALLENTowy AVID
A NJ I'D 40 500 45 Easton onlyY P n SUM
A NJ 100. $50 p. u
wILkEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-z4oo a1s
Pc SIsfTfi f,s 81 = rows o RIV ~ fa AVN
BARNEGAT-zsOO. 90 A. N. I-30 g 40. 40. Lake.
wood Lakehurst onIy) s. 90 Cx5S0 Lakewood onIy)
P. NJ. Sundays. 1000 4. NJ
VINELAND AND BRIDGEToN-tz4oo A. n. ~ 80
LONG BRANCH, AssIRy PARKa OcEAy
POINTS-z4.O1 $50 II 80 A ~. As. $50. $40 II
Sundays. except Ocean Grove. 300 a. ". 100 P. NJ
PHILADELPHIA (READfEG TERMINAL3-zss2 IS.
t7.oo $500 80 20. 1000 tt1-0o 4 NJ; tIsoo. LOO.
s13O 1900. $500. '40o 800. f6Oo. t73o $500 ?. Ms
-i2.l5 GGt-
..TH AND CHESTNUT STREETSS425. 1880, 80 80.
s11.3O A IL. 100. t'S4o. 500. 100. ts Is p NJ
Is
READING. HARRISBURG. PoTTsvILLE AND
wILLIAMSPORT-'4 co. "a 25. $500 t9. 10 G0Oo.
I1.0o A ". Reading cnlyl. S1-0o. Id 200 ?. VI.
Reading. Potsvi-is and Harrisburg only t4oo rs %
P Il.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-29

The auproxirnate Of the lien charge. TO sat
sfy the above described properly is to be sold Is
S 295 with the 18th day OF De-
ebe to~ether with costs and allowance amount
ing S36T 9Gl00, and interest thereon from December
5Th 1902 with the Of the sale The
aDproxirnate amount taxes
be allowed purchaser OF
the purchase money paid by the Referee, is SS7eS and
interest,
ARTHUR D. TRUAX. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-29
CHICAGO PNEUMATIC TOOL CO.

New York, December 23d. 1902.
The Board Directors OF the Chicago Tool
Company to-day declared a quarterly dividend TWO
PER CENT. C21el. payable January 15 1903 stock
January 3D. 1903. The Of
the company will January 80 and reopen January
I6th. 1903.
Provision also made for the payment of the
interest its bonds. payable January 1s
National City Bank OF New York
H Asst Sec'y
New-York tribune., 1902-12-29
THE FARMERS
LOAN s TRUST CO.,
10, iS, 20 and y William Street,
New York.

New York.
COUPONS AND DIVIDENDS DUE IN JANUARY ARE
PAYABLE AT THIS OFFICE ON AND AFTER JAN
UARY 1sT. 1908. AS FOLLOWS:
Alabama Great Southern Railroad Co 1st Mortgage per
Aas4s6a Ess4s E55s Rsias ss Rs#sy
Albion Water-Works Company.
ha3n hstS Wssst9W0fss %assE%GEss cS@Bsag S2H5Pagy
Brennan, Texas Water Bonds.
| Bisnark Water Supply Company
Tss Interest
Charles charieston Il. Nv Var Water-Wo?ks COMPANY
consoidated Street Railway Co. CNemphis).
comm;sretal ,ssll Sable ,55sG GomPanyE Eo-n.rv
H8B PqbiRnE 5iiRss 66Ss5S S1mRaay
Ss5:1 qst Mtg cent esss}
Eastman Freight Car Heater Company.
Evansville & Terre Haute RI. Co. (Con. Mtg per cent?
Evansville & Terre Haute RR. Co ds Cons. Mtge per
Herkimer Mohawk Iion s Frankfort Electric Railway
ithaca Street Railway Company.
Indiana Block Coal Railroad Co, Called Bonds.
jeaersonyie 5e Sdsy @ii Madison Indianapolis RR Co.
Kokono Weter-works Company.
Lake suS SiiE ishp H Ry Co cand Called Bonds,
sT:s;Is oSI3 81 e. Ez:ePsioa aa IS IS Mort.
M85iI: M8siI: si9 9si9 RR RR c. c. car car gs Frast g.
MOBILE LIsht & Railroad Company,
New ai'5 orleans lean North Eastern Railroad Co.
NewDor cinsinnat Bridge 3sIys, Company aasi
Natural Food Company,
oiesn' tsaA \. y. water Bonds.
Orange County Gas & Electric Company.
R.s Fi2.S Tsl.V saS SsnSssS EssF Company
Richmond Beach & Railway Company.
ST. St Louis & Cairo Railroad Co;
South Dakota water Company.
Louis Watkins Gulf Railway Company,
Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad Co.
TsT5e Ts5ei HaTss Ts tSsnnsP8T5 RaF0a6 co G%
ToIs9o s9o p,aL1s wahonsHg Z Valley Ohio @ RR g. c.
It, Toieao r Peoria & q western Ry Gnt on scrip
UPbona n5sn pSRs MseToTEs Nv G1iuDnS comPany ghi0
gs Tniqp stock Yard Yard. & Transit Transit. Company.
washinEt0n q Columbia River Railway CO.
West Side Railroad Company of Milwaukee,
January 2ND 1908
Chattanooga City Water Company.
JANUARY 5TH. 1903.
Detroit Hillsdale Southwestern Railroad Company div
JANUARY 10TH. 1903.
Joliet & Northern Indiana Railroad Company.
JANUARY 18TH. 1903.
Louisiana Water Company,
apolis Street Railway CompaHy.
ST Paul City Railway Company
Texas Central Railroad Company dividend.
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Ry
Fredonia Water Company.
JANUARY 10Th. 1903.
Pekiu water-works Company
JANUARY 31ST. 1903
Parsons Water Supply Power Company,
COUPONS RECEIVED NOW AND CHECKS PRE-
2D. 1903
New-York tribune., 1902-12-29
Railroads. ..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILRoAD.

DlNNOlLvAulh
u RAILRoAD.
AN6 s2S S wsT zSD cN4
SThe leaving time from DesbrosseS anu
Cortlandt Streets In i've minutes later tnAn
that given below for Twenty-third street
station, except where otherwise noted.
Dining FasT cS New York a sE0
s55 FAST L2NEsPi1ts6grE = sGaser and SisSsisnd
cars. For chcaso. @ csaTeaad Toeaa Detroit cincH-
1.Ss S me PESNsYLvAXIz s5EeCIALr Sor
ooserEa ion Draw'ng-rooa sleeping Dining and Buffet
F5r oa3 as!S: s cssoBs hsgs .d
ops M. DSyfs IS lsS,f E%PREss PirtsqgEs
ing Car. For weIch. w Va. Cvia Shenandoah Valley
o55 P: NJ. WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago. For
PAfFe Afia6eaE Pl1sss ci p,,.eqr<
Ranfs r9r knoxvile OK daily via sesnanaoSh Saes
PR NJ cbbEyEIN3 aN2 SNcINMA1a cIScI5s1 EH
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
T55 SIS. $50 Dining 1910 AMI cort-
bans 12s e. PRs % ee ssS Hs
aFor and Dining cs9sS IS Pinins Carr IS DIN
sands9 s s SIS Pn1G nnE G csf 3 s dining nsaf ea
Y s. Dining Carr 2iG GpesSrosses and corr:
Sna 9HPS sns sa5s cs sss 2 5Dnnf @ nIssi
so.TdERN OF RAILWAY.-Express s25. AS p H.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE--Express. s.55 a. and a.2'
sEABoAPD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-Express. u. IS p.
Nb V WEsEfN RSRf ss!iy yRA11wAY-For Msuaphl,
cEsApEARE s EFsaRs ofoD IL P DRRiWzl75s nj m
Fo oLp fs Po AZ SMF6RT y N a9iIy s5S
weekdays s55 . m daily
49, e. ETIC CITT-355 a. and . IS m week-days
sundays. 755 n Through Vez-ibuled Trains Bunet
Parlor Cars and STANDARD Coaches weekdays. Par
r smoking Car Parlor Cars. Dining Car and Standard
Coaches SUNDAYS
CAPE MAY.-125 IS D. m. weekdays.
pon-s on New York Long Branch Railroad tforn
wsst Iventv-third Street ststionl s.55 a. m. IL 10
SO, 4o3 and II % m week-days. sundays =
streets). 200 a. m. 1920 34o $40 and 11-so p
weekdays SI'r6ayz. o m SIS m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40 Deshrossss and CortIandt Streets 62. z25 T55.
S21 S'H. a25- 9 ~ Li'-adl 10 10 CD~sNros--s
and Cortlandt Streets 10 2O Dining Carr loss DIN
ing Carl I5a a 12.55 Dining Carr. i-55 CDn,ng
25 Dining Carl ass 4o5 SIS Dining Carl 4y5 Gin-
ing carr A55 Dining carr. 7S5. s25. ss5 e.25
u 10 night Sundays. go T-55 dining coacnes),
s25 s55. S55 Limited 9.55 los5 Dining Carr
eH tDIn1s Car) 155 Dining Car) 325 Dining Carr
3E5 y tDintng Carr 455 Dining Carr. SIS Dining
Carl. lj5. SIS. SIS. o. 2. u.. f2 10 night.
Ticket oces Neg 56t 1884 III and 2Si Brnadway iS2
FIFTH Avenue bslow 23d ST.: Ss Fifth Avenue tcornsr
18th St; Astor House; West Twenty-third Street
Streets: Court Street $50 Fulton Street. 90 Broadway
and Penusylvau!s Annex Station. Brooklyn: Station.
JERSEY CITY. The New York TrsIsfer Company Will
can for and check baggage from hotels and residences
TeleDhone Eighteenth Street. for PennsyIran, Rail-
road Cab Service.
J. 3. HUTCHINSON T. r WOOD.
General Passenger AEert-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-29

4 DvEETISEEENTs and subscriptions ior Inc iilouis
= at Uptown once
NO. l-364 BROS
Advertisements VIII be received az rne
sces regular Office rates intil sioeh o N VIZ
zS4 sfI-ay@. & e. cor 23d-st.. l.,3 oth.sNe- CT
i1th-st. 32 East f5th-Ef: 20 He.t .,ss
5fh and sth 2e3 &esf
sd-ave. between 18th spe 77ih sts ~ a,a.i
sesf .-OS zsf-ave-. near ssth-al tos 80
1xSfh-st.s 5sSU Trem ont-ayes Soo .,u-1,.. Iva
Gs1-st-. E54 3d-ave.s x1o bieccAe
New-York tribune., 1902-12-29
Choctaw. Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad Co.

The seai-aanual interest January 1st. 1903, on
the 5e General Mortgage Bonds OF 1919 OF Choctaw
Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad. So Choctaw and
Memphis Bonds OF 1919 Sc Little Rock Bridge
bonds OF 1918. will be paid the FIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF NEW YORK CITY. or the GIRARD TRUST
COMPANY Of PHILADELPHIA.
New York. Dec. 22d 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-12-29
Cifdilous

DOOS. LEONHARD FREDERICh.-The Peo-
pie Of the State New York By the grace q t GIo
frs a. fn5enendenf to Maria BTItschn hosa.ie
harot Jacob Roos Susan ttcos be.sA Dlct n
RooE ne widow heirs and nesI OF KIN @ LsoA414@ Z
Frederick Roos deceased, send gIeeIns. - 49, vo-,
Il Chase. OF tne lily O -ee~
hnsI Surrogates court OF our
al Eeo ye-k 10 have certain nstruraeIt IN
bearing 6s-e the 5h day Of November lsoZ reistns 20
both real and personal property duly pTFea q e
feonhsrd Frederick zoos Lete q
the csountv az New York deceased thereIIe you Sls
esoh ~ Won are cited appear before me SuTogAe o
orr County of New York his ONCE ~ tne C2eny q
Men voyE m day OF January ons tlo1A1Io
rsra half-pasI ten Q eI2ck N taE
fors,o1r frsf 5ay then there 70 ssteao Ie pro
bate cTf sid asst and testament =.
Of hereby cflsa 6s sIr 80
go required % &pFSsI oy sSo
have II you have none 70 appeI
sne sy sa- e 70 be appointed or IN ne event o.
seTecY ~ failure 70 DO guardian Will De
~ tss s1gsfe 70 represent sad act ter you IN the
preceding ..,,ses .he seal Of the
ssIT-ogats'e Court o1 the said Connty oIs Se~
yorl to Be he.eunto affixed Nltslesss tsost
II 81 kbner c Thomas. SurTpgsfe ot o.. So aS
County OF YORK at sald county; Lae -
Ssv al December, IN the year OF oe- Aoro o-s
tbosssad nine hundred and '"2 ~
= FAIRFAX AcL<A lSrll<1 -.
Clerk OF tie suEfosstes N'Nt~
PALMER g. soMERvILLE
for Executors.
ise Nssssn Street New fork Ci'y' Hs -
New-York tribune., 1902-12-29
Des Moines 6 Fort Dodge Railroad Co.

The semi-annual interest due January lst 1903. on
the 81 First Mortgage and Extension Bonds the
2isqo Income Bonds OF Des Moines and Fort Dodge
Railroad Co. will be paid the FIRST NATIONAL
BANK. No Wall Street, New York City.
F. E. HAYNE. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-29
pnblir Notlees.


A pvERTIsFMENTs subscriptions for The rrfouns
~ received at their Uptown O-ce.
NO. 1.S64 BROADWAY.
Adve-tiseunents the following branch
Offices az regular Until o'clock NJ viz
254 Sth-ave. s e cor 2Sd-st-: f5s 6th-ave. cor.
12th-st: % East I4th-st.s eS7 West {2d-st. es-
tween 7th and sth 2s3 West 125th-st.s l:s3s
3d-avc.. 76th and T7tn sts: LOIS 3d-2ve,.
near 6lst-ss: I.7oS 1ss-ave.- sehst: 157 East
I25th-st.: 7os Tremont-ave.s $50 3d-ave.. near
4lst-st: S54 3d-ave.t 210 Bieecker-sts 325
Bieecker-st. Brooklyn. ". Y.-2I6 Eoart-st
2I5 smifh-st.: 1.GeA Gates-ave. Newark y. ..
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New-York tribune., 1902-12-29

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York foot Barclay and Christopher SaA
tsO0 A, M.-For Bingha1ntOn and Syracuse.
1900 M--For Buffalo. Chicago and ST. Louih
.i4o M--For Buffalo and Chicago
f400 M--For Scranton and Plymouth
IS M.-FOr BG1alo and Chicago.
M--T-.iea Oswego ithaca. Bunaio-
20 90 A M.-For Chca agn-Sieepsrs p. NJ
Tickets az If3 40 ffs7 Broadway " T.: SSs Fuftr1
st P-nnkiyn s0afly fExcept Sunday
New-York tribune., 1902-12-29
finaurlal aleeilugs.

New York City. December 2sth. 1902
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Drewser Company VIII be held the
on1nany's Offce. Beekran Street New York City,
January 18th 1908 at u O'clock noon for the election
~ Tirectors the ensuing and such other bust
as properly before the meeting The polls
will be open from II &c o'clock p NJ
' - ALBERT BERTUCH. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-29
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

From New Tork Wssnssday' FL Er,dsy, ssa Saturdays
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued to all
,,s,s in Texas Arizona California NsxicoL
g. Teorxfs FIorfe- &c Delightful
q II MALLORY q CO.. G,n- AEts.. Pier 20. z. r. Z
New-York tribune., 1902-12-29

COUPONS RECEIVED NOW AND CHECKS PRE-
PARED FOR DELIVERY AT 10 A NJ. ON JANUARY
ID. 1903.