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The Washington times., 1902-10-08
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
.OJJ-MJua unT DI\c lTE

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, HOLDING A PROBATE
COCKr.-No. 1908. Administration.
This is TO give notice that the subscribers,
OF the District OF Columbia, have obtained
from the Probate Court OF the District OF
Columbia letters testamentary the estate OF
Mary Barrett. late of the District OF Columbia,
deceased, All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof. legally au-
thenticated. to the subscribers on or before
the It'll DAY OF OCTOBER. A. D. 80;
otherwise they may b. law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate
Given under our hands this 9TH day of oc
tober. 1902.
MARY J. BURNS, 1900 lst st.
ANNIE 4. O'DONNELL. 1881 sth St NV.
BRIDGET q. HOWLIN. 1888 sth st.
Attest:
(Seal.) John b. ROUZER,
Deputy Register OF Wills for the District of
Columbia, Clerk OF the Probate Court.
IRVING WILLIAMSON. Attorney oes,15,22
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TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Oct. Wheat had light
er trade today than yesterday The near
months were lower, while May held
steady at about yesterdays close. The
very large increase in primary market
receipts and the large increase in the
The Washington times., 1902-10-08

The reunion of the Army of the Ten
nessee in Grant Tent. Camp Roosevelt,
last night was one that will probably be
remembered by the comrades present as
long as their memories retain. the deeds
OF the early sixties, when the battles
The Washington times., 1902-10-08
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Columbia R. R. SIS, 5000 1o6;
Mergenthaler. lo@1s6k; 5@1s7; 5@1s7;
3@1S7A; lO@1s6N; 5@1s7; 3d1s7. After
call-U. S. coupon 3's, s1soG1Os; Mer-
genthaler, 1001S7; 10@1s6b; 10@1S6A.
The exchange voted TO adjourn over
Wednesday, October s. 1902.
RAILROAD RONDS
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New York Stock Exchange, October ,

The following table shows the highest,
lowest. and last prices of all stocks sold
On the stock exchange today In amounts
OF 1000 shares or more. and the net
changes from yesterdays closing prices:
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Money Loaned Salaried People,

without security; largest business in Il prin-
oipal cities ToLMAN. Room. l0l. 5S3 10th st.
NV. mlI-t!
The Washington times., 1902-10-08

NEW YORK, Oct. THE following
shows today's closing quotations for
Government bonds as compared with
yesterday:
The Washington times., 1902-10-08

The advance guard of the Nebraska
delegation arrived in Washington last
night.
The Washington times., 1902-10-08

Guests and visitors at the Raleigh Ho-
tel last night were entertained for near
ly two hours with war songs and pop
ular melodies rendered by members OF
the, Columbia Quartet. which accompa-
MES Columbia Post No. 706, of Chicago.
The quartet is composed of Messrs ].
r. Mathini ". J. Brookes. s. W. Hur-
die, and F. j. Knowles.
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LOANS OF $40
MONEY TO LOAN.

TO LoAN-SJ0,o00 on first mortgages. at low
interest; from 10 . years; prefer to loan it
in two sums OF about $500 each. CHAPLIN
BROWN. seq John Marshall Place (old AZ ST.
nw) eS0-tf
MONEY TO LOAN at 31a to per cent, IN SUNS
OF 81, go to $1,000 on d. c. real estate: pay
off anc per cert mortgage and begin anew.
al transactions conducted with economical COR
sideration for borrowers Nm. II. SAUNDERS
co. 1907 F ST. NV.
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WE WILL LEND YOU MONEY
PRIVATE LOANS

PRIVATE LOANS
On personal notes without inaorscr reference,
or security, Simply your promise to pay. Uul
Few pan enable, everyone 10 secure READY casa
at once without Inconvenience or delay Uu,
method of conducting loan business Is base
on the word Confidence more than on Sc.
curity." You have our confidence; nave your
confidence. You need money; We have none
we don't need. When you .aii to get ACCOM-
modate ed elsewhere, cal on and you wall NJ,
be disappointed. II you have a loan now it
will not prevent you from securing further &C.
commodatioI from the old reliable
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.,
Coz F St. n. w.
Phone. East .Oo. Corner Sixth St.
ju2i-tf
The Washington times., 1902-10-08

The exPrisoners of War held a re-
last night. More than 200 grizzled vet
Grams gathered under the little canvas
and listened to the stories of privations
suffered by those who were so unfortu-
rate as to be captured during the civil
conflict. The speakers were Chairman
McElroy. Major Williams, who escaped
from Libby; Mr.. !. n. Johnson, who dug
the tunnel; Gov. A. T. Bliss. of Michl-
gan; Comrade Mcintosh and others. The
musical program was appropriate.
The Washington times., 1902-10-08

The reunion of the Ninth Army Corps,
which was held In the Meade tent, Camp
Roosevelt. last night, was in every sense
personal "reminiscences meeting. There
are 300 members of this corps in the
city. and the meeting was. largely at
tended. Gen. o. p. Wilcox, the only
surviving commander of the corps, pre-
sided. The opening address was BY Mr.
j. Madison Butts. A short program, con-
sisting of speeches and songs. was car
ried out. The talks then became i'm
promptu. the chairman calling on some
for talks and others volunteering AS
a rule the talks were short and in
happy vein, recountlng the experience of
the days Of 61-65. Songs were rendered
during the evening by the Schubert Club
Quartet. A number of ladies were pres
ent.
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Government Bonds.

Total sales Of stocks, 912, 125 shares.
Advance. Decline. xEx-dividend.
The Washington times., 1902-10-08
Washington Grain Market.

Quoted by s. S. .Daish & Sons, proprietors
Washingto; Grain Elevators.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

NEsTERpAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST.
Washington oct l.The storm centre ia the East has
moved CaUe cod and the weather generally cleared
except IN England, New-Y0rk and NsvIerssy Tie
disturbance "Wednesday night Colorado has moved
s1lthWard coniunctl7H With tae hi-a ara l.. rr
northuard has caused rains fl.fa colorado sltfgrs
There were also local rains tie fIare ana Min
ne-ota Il decde1Iy colder On the central T:a-r Lam
tain region. the temperatures Fast colorado rausIr
fr1u t1 p degrees below the
$50 cooler The wost portion 90 rI.rs r,-- 49,
ONO Naey. the lower lake region. southern r-tl. s
~. E.gtl Atlantic anc East Cali ..4.
r.lar.aU There will he showers Irlrz1av r-- --.
f.nrl.nd the northwest upper l4l. r...,
l0xcrr VALLEY. the middle s.lltrer1
and ~1lfhWesf- and shuRers Fr4-
sIssisfippi ard ohio Naltys rt. south tprer
and cur states lu tre Atlantic srafeg
Greater u the lower lake reEi
west the weather viii be generally fair. II viii la
warmer Thursday n tle Northwest fh. central 49,
Mountain region arI the middle plateau ma ...---
J-riaav southwest quarter = country
80 cooler THURSDAY t'e middle srlfr.rv s3r--
ON Eng and coast me winds f-
fra=h hr-k 0E extreme south portion
cs coast They viii De fresh
~ fhe south Atlantic light north. 81 ~. -.
Coast Hight except fresh southeast tre es-
urper lakes variable a1e en the lower lakes rbr
~ fresh north becoming variable. '-e"r
steamers which depart Thursday for Furore., No.
Ufll have fresh north winds and cloudy ve4th.r o., ~.
Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
rRANsPACIF1c MAILS.

Mails for Hawaii Japan China and hrst-class matter
here daily al $50 20 October -. inclusive. for
dispatch per :. Nippon Maru
Mails FOR Hawaii China Japan and nrstclass matter
FOR the PhippEs Islands. via san Francisco close
here daily al $50 p. m. 20 October ITO. inclusive.
for dispatch per > > Peru
here $50 D. m. October I'll. inclusive.
FOR disnatch United States transport
Mails for Australia except West Australia which Is for
-srisd via Europe). Nevy-Zealand. Ft1t samoa
Hawaii VIA Francisco. close here daily at $50
sffer September and TO october III inousivs.
on arrival Of s Umbra. due at New-YOrk October
I'll for dispatch per $. 5. Sierra
Australia teXcept West Australia which goes
Via Europe and New Zealand which goes via San
Islands VIA Vancouver and Victoria.
n .soecaIly oniyl close here daily $50
. m 10 10 October I'll. Inclusive for dispatch per
Nails fSr China and Japan Tacoma close here daily
$50 .. TO OCTOBER IT, Inclusive toN Slspatcn
per 5 {. Glenogle --,. -, =
NsiIs for Tahiti Marquesas Islands Via san Fran
cisc1 close daily $50 m. up 10 October rs.
tnchlsve for dispatch per s. = Marposa.
forwarded 70 port OF sailing daily.
ana the OF closing is arranged the presup
tion of their uninterrupted overland transit Rexstere
mall closes a .. previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
Postotnee. New-York n. y. September Is. tae2,
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
WOODRUFF i GUEST OF HOyOR.
HE. CONGRESSMAN BRIsTow AND SENATOR
FULLER SPEAK AT OPENING RECEP-
TION OF LOGAN CLUB. BROOKLYN

Lieutenant Governor Woodruff Conrressn,ar
Bristow and Senator Fuller were the guests of
honor last night at the opening reception of ,ba
Logan Club. prominent Republican organization
in Mr.. Woodruft's own ward The cIubhouse which
is al sixth-ave and Garfield Place. BROOKLYN was
crowded the doors
After A vaudeville and musical entertainment
Lieutenant Governor Woodruff was called upon 10
speak and responded briefly lie referred to the
Democratic ticket which had lust beeD ,or,f,a...
at Saratoga and said that odell would undoubtedIy
he added. should not keep the Republicans in Kin9ss
County from putting forth every EFFORT for me
success Of their ticket. He declared that ~ ,,iaa,
OF the criticisms that had been levelIed ar Tbs
Kings County leaders, IL oehooved them 10 yVorE
harder this wear than ever before ~
Congressman Bristow and Senator Fuller also
spoke -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
DIR. GREER'S FALL FROM 4 HORSE.
RECTOR HAS RECOVERED FROM INJURY
RECEIVED LAST WEEK on
LONG ISLAND.

Friends n tAs Rev Dr. David II Greer. rector ot
St RarthoIcu,ws Episcopal Church learned
Yesterday of an accident which befel him several
davs ago a. his summer home at East Hampton.
Long Island. (which resulted In narrow escape
from serious injury pr. Greer has been Rt his
coun,r, rlaee Yurdsrmore. since early in June.
lie ls an accomplished horscman. and week ago
Tuesday De was riding his favorite horse when
the animal stumbled fell and threw its rider heav-
iIy ~ m, ground 10 was ~ hrst thought that pr-
Greer had received fracture "t ms collar o"he'
a., .b. injury proved 20 be nothing worse than
general sha king up and dslocation Of the shoul-
der
The accident prevented Or Greer from attend
rr tta sessions OF tho diocesan convention OF last
-., F,.t st was said -. Bartholomew parish
house YESTERDAY he had compile recovered
- =, rrsg-1e his pastoral duties He IS cN-
,'srted >, nraach a week from sunday
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02

THURSDAY At m for Franee switzeTlaRd Ia;y T5y
sE3 L1rcHzp Marquee. PEI Ia Savcis. VIA Havrs
au to- other parts Of Europe must Dc directed per
g. La Savuie.t
S&TT-FDAY~Ar 7:3O a m FOR Netherlands direct per
NoordHm tmaiI be directed per s. Moor
dam y: at 5 a. for Belgium direct 5. Finland
Uafl be directed per : s.. Ftnland) at a m
Complementary I0:3O a. M for France. per . > La
6iss.3gur. y lnai f1r other parts of Europe
direc.ed per :. La Gascosne'D; 900 a.
z c1ti =. tuai be di-
l-cced per Ethiopia'1. III a. FOR Denmark
direct per Hekla tms.l be directed per :.
Hekl4''l. II 80 a. m. Complementary / p NJ for
europe. per :. Etruria. VIA Queenstown
PRINTED MATTFR ETC.This takes Printed
Matter Commercial Papers. samples for Germany
The class OF mail other
Europe viii this ship unless specially
directed ry her
After the closing % the supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above additional supplementary Mails are
opened the piers Of the American English. French
German steamers and remain open until within
Ten Minutes cf the hour OF sailing Of steamer.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
WILLIAM 4. BUTLER'S WILL.
HIS ESTATE VALUED AT Sso0no-No BE
QUESTS To CHARITY

The wil ~ William Allen Butler. Of Yonkers
was admitted o. probate by Surrogate sukman yes
f'F-at - leaves a- estate valued az 800 90 and
personal property 20 tfe amount ~ y-o0c10 Mrs
Butter receives an income of zoo during her life
from sa-.r.t.f7 o. DO set apart for that purpose
a' a." personal property. including the Libraries at
Round OAK rha rr.a 20 which is already IN her
name. ana $4,000 'n cash. Those provisions are In
lieu ~ dover. ana tee wN says that they were al
Mrs Buffers request There are number OF
l'EacisF zach daughter receives t5o"0. each
dauFrtec-'r law g - each craudchHd So each
niece g." and each n Mrs. Buffers uieres $50
One sister elves s. 90 another SO. and a cousin
receives So.
The viii vas made ssv weeks after Mr. and
Mrs. B-tler celebrated their golden wedding There
we're no teg1ssts made 20 charitable Institutions.
probably for 'te reason taat two years Hso on the
occasion % D.. golden wedding MI Butler made
the following donations. To The Wamau's Institute
Club. $1,000. NonkaTs Hrmwopatalc Hospital 500.
ST. Johns Riverside Hospital. 500. Davsprine,
Presbyterian church. $50. Ladies Missionary s.
cioty - the FIRST Presbyterian Church. 500. I'm
Har-d chapel AIsHou. Ia". African Methodist
Episcopal Z.11 Church SI1a. Yonkers Police Pen
sion Fuad yl"f
The executors are The widow and her sons WI
iarn Allen r. Howard Russell. George r. and
Arthur Welmrn Another so-. Charles Henry. is
20 acf attorney 10 the executors At the probate
proceedings vrSfer3ay waiver ~ citation and con-
sent FOR probation % VIII fled by the widow
sell rne real and personal property and transfer
title OF All properties in the testator's name.
codirE dated November & 1901. provides for
an equalization q advances made 20 the children
i1 the course 0f The tcstat7r.s lie. and FOR the
rayrnent ~ Am I.Eseles free Of tax and division
a. the residue i1 eight equal parts for each
child which .s 20 oc paid over 10 the children en-
'tlsd 20 II. and FOR the others ii is TO be held IN
trust
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
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New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
BISHOPPOTTER'S MARRIAGE
He NAY WE'D MRS CLARK THIS WEEK
SUDDEN ACTIVITY AT MRS.
CLARh'S HOME
nv rrrr7rArH - m Trrr>r \

Coorerstovr. :. Y. oct ,-ThinEs have taken
sudden change AZ Ferr.e'rr tHe home 90 Mrs
Alfred Corning Clark. Every one rs busy preparing
for the coming event vrt.h is 'ha wedding ~
Mrs Clark Bishop Potter Palms and many ~
the handsome plants On Nrs C,1-ks conservatory
have been transferred % rre house A continuous
stream 0f delivery wagons was seen going and
coming from Fsw'eiEh an dat ENtra carriages
and harnesses are being rut .n shape st the clark
stables. since last @veri~- guests have been
rivius on every train The Rev U-. Grosvenor.
Mrs Clark's NeU-York pastor. Who IS 20 marry
Mrs. clark 70 Bishop Potter arrived today. 0.d
Lieutenant Robert 8 Clark TT 8 A. and Mrs
tlark.S yOvrEF-r SON. stephen who has been ar his
brothers wedding If is rhoIrtf hy many that the
wedding WiI rart place mis- week Bishop Potter
Was in Utica TODAY. here De ordained Charles
CurSf.ad er7r1g'0r for the western diocese. IIe
Is expected Ht Ferr-eish on Friday noon.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
NTLES SAILS FOR ISLANDS.
LEAVES SAN FRANCISCO on THE THOMAS
OTHER PASSENGERS

San Francisco. oct Lieutenant General
Nelson A Miles to-day sailed for the Philip-
pines on the transport Thomas. which Vill call
az Honolulu and Guam. With General Miles, are
Lieutenant Colonel NJ. =. Maus and Mrs Maus
A :. Flint a stenographer, and Julius Barte-
man, "a messenger Other passengers are Charles
S Holt. Frank ". Wiherg and Henry 9. -,ouse.
president of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
Railway. all of General Nuess party: Lieuten-
ant Colonel J. /. Chamberlain. of the inspector
generals department: Lieutenant Colonel ".
II Spreele, % the lst Cavalry. and Lieutenant
Colonel b Q. Lockwood 2lIh Infantry. Major
Harry L. Bailey. -d Infantry. and three captains
and twelve Ieutehauts Of the army. and Lieu
tenant Charles kommel ~ the navy. The
Thomas also carried twenty-five casuaIs N com
mand of Second Lieutenant Emery West. twcn-
ty-four hospital corps men. four signal corps
men, seven Uncertakers ~ the burial cops and
two enlisted men Of the Coast and Geodetic Sur
Ney.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
ARcHDElcON TIFFANr RESIGNS.
lie REL1Nor1sHEs HIS POSITION BECAUSE OF
III. HEALTH

Al the meeting Of the trustees or the Fpis,oiaI
Arcb5eacorr, of Nsw- York held yesterday after
noon. the Rev Or G. C. Tiffany rendered his resis-
nation as archdescon- lie gave az the cause ms
pbysje.r.s advice 10 stop active work although ne
declared he felt as well as he ever did The resis-
nation was accepted with regret Last June Dr.
TIFFANY was taken ~. hut after q summer 'es' ne
appears hale lie comes of the well known FAMILY
OF this city Of that name. and has been arch
deacon since 1888 Under his administration pros
porous and aggressive work mas oeeh DIlll up ~
n, 30 F(rouph every part of thai section be
inr an present covered with mission and parish
lines.
The Rev DR. Tiffany has been rector OF -
rsr,es.s t-ordb.n, assistant al Trinity Church.
Boston and rector Of Atonement and Zion psrishes
in this citv He had a coasplclouslS hoIioidoIe 9.
part IN The consultations which brought mo sx-
istence the strong parish OF zion anu St 4ihothy.
re il scftve in me Church Congress aunut 10 meet
IN Albany and is the authoI OF "a SS,si.-'t
Profesra1t E;uiscoIal Church. he mas resigned
besides the archdeaconship the poslLI0ls 81 OI - -
amining chanlsin 10 Bishop Potter, dho !ectGIeI IN
the Church School for Deacohsss7s - SCtio
of a new archdeacOn was mace at 'He niee'iis
yesterday
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
THE PRESIDENT BETTER.
HIS INJURED LEG CONTINUES To M
PROVE STEADILY.

Washington. oct. The Presidents injured
leg continues 70 improve. and his condition is
satisfactory. according 10 the report given out
al me temporary White House tonight. He
NrefS le good spirits and enjoyed the bright
sprlhSlike weather which prevailed to-day.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
Prominent 4RRIT4Ls AT THE HOTELS.
ALREMARLE-Loraa aaa Lady AIgernon GORDON

AIIHLM RI E-L0TI ana LdI| FIETIIOn IOIuOn
Lennox. OF England. ASTOR-Archhishop Ster-
retto. Of Washington. CAMBRIDGE-Marchese
ds4n Vito; Of Italy AIS7ISt 5NGToN-AIator
Pepper. OF Lexington. ny GRAND-Major W. G.
GorgIs L. s A. Captain T. McGregor, Y $ A, and
Captain T y Moore L. :. A HOFFMAN-J b.
Caivo. or Washington. costa Rican Minister to the
United states HOLLAND -Floristan Aguilar of
Madrid Spain. n. r. Lippitt OF Providence; Clin-
ton Rogers Woodruff of Philadelphia. and Lieuten-
ant d Davis L. 5 n IMPERIAL-Colonel A B.
Rankin. OF Johannesburg Africa PARK AVENUE
Bishop William W. Brown, OF Little Rock. Ark.
STVRTF,V anti. T. Fitzgerald. of Cortland. ex-
State Treasurer. WALDORF-ASTORIA-G
J. r. Hill of Maine. and John n Beckley, president
os the Toronto Hamilton and Buffalo Railway.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
POstOmce Notice.

CshouII be read DAILY BY all interested changes
at any tme) -
Foreign mails fer the week ending October T. l9o2.
VIII close promptly IN all at the general postocs
follows Parcels Post Mails close hour earlier
than closing time shown below
Regular ana Supplemenyary nails close at Foreisn
Supplementary Mails for Europe and Cen
traI America Colon. close hour later at Foreign
StatiOn)
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02

GA1rArIx- -PosT-on "Wednesday. octoosr l. 1902.
Island the Rev Or. Huntington Q
60. 'Ch1lTc6 New-York Edith G Post. youngest
daurhtAr OF Charles A Pcs. 70 Goelet Gallatn.
ttf-TTON- -SfNPSON-On the 1st inst, the Reformed
church on the Heights. Brooklyn. y. Y. BY the Rev.
Alfred J Hutton; = u % l., 5dward
Esfbrv1 simpson. Of Freehold. y Y
r-rr-,. TT4OMAS-At the home Of the brides parents
N3 s. East Iasth-st "Wednesday evening October 1.
-, ~ ISv " { Biting. D. D. Miss Zaidee. daughter
~ MI and Mrs Charles Lockwood Thomas. to Charles
y Krug OF New-York City.
,-r-t5or : STAIFY-At Wolfe Island. Ontario Can
ata1alsr 20 1902 the Rev FIR Spratt Miss Agnes
= St,iev 10 Dr. william Briggs Nichols OF Richmond
sONlNERS-sACHS-On Wednesday October /. the
home OF the brides parents Dora daughter OF DR.
NJ T,,ffIs sachs 10 Mr.. Benjamin Sommers OF St
Paul. MINI.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
RUSSIAN CONSTL MURDERED.
GROWING SERIOUSNESS OF THE MACE
DOMAIN SITUATION.

London, oct Pin a dispatch from Vienna IN
which ne refers 10 the Macedonian revolt the cor
respondent n The Daily Express" reports that
a lbaniaus have murdered the Russian Consul al
Uskub. European Turkey.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
DIED

LEwIs-suddeny. Monday. September - chap
the sTth % her Funeral from her late r-si-
dence Thursday. October .. 1902 n a m Car
rases viii meet train leaving Grand Central Depot
Sis m. Interment at Trinity Cemetery. New-York
City
Yonkers Wednesday. October l. Valentine Marsh, In
the 5lst OF his Funeral services ST.
Andrews Episcopal Church. Youkers. Saturday
morning at l0:45 Train I55th-st. at 10 S'cocs
NICHOTs-Ou Sunday September 2s 1902 az Rochester
arthur and % Catherine Y Nichols aged 4S wears
Funeral services az the residence OF his mother. No -
asst Thirty-hfth 81. Thursday October 2. at 10
o'clock a. NJ Interment al KensioO.
PErrTT-Suddenly October l. Aida r Petit Funeral
services at The Church Of the Holy Communion. South
Orange. on Friday October 3 az o. Train leaves
Barclay and Christopher SITS. at 80 D.
sTRATTON-Tuesday evening September 80. Amos 3
Stratton Funeral services his late residence. No. 2
West 6sth-st. Friday. 10 a. m.
wALL~-Tuesday. September go 1902 at ? ,. m. at
No. 372 West l2Oth-st. Marie L. j NJ. Walls little
baby daughter Gvendolyn Cantwen Wall IS months
and day old Funeral Thursday October . II m.
from the Church Of St Thomas the Apostle 11Sth-st.
an4 81. Ncholas-ave.
The WOodIawn Cemetery.
Borough Bronx
once 20 East 23d Street. Madison Square South
Crematfons for Fresh Pond
arranged by all underwriters.
Charges: S25 for adults. children SIS.
L. Cremation Co. I'D g. z. Houston ST.. y. T.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
GENERAL ROE REcorERING.

HIS CIT BAD oNE. But No SERIOUS RESULTS
FEARED
Highland Falls y y. oct Major General Roe.
Who was thrown from his horse last evening and
injured was able 10 sit mp to-day cut extends
from the crown Of his head 10 the hridsS 81 ms
nos mn no serious results are aQpre heuoe1-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
ARMY oFFIcER KILLFD BY poJsoy

Manila. oct. l--Frederiok a. Jackson. captain
and assistant surgeon United States Army. IS
dead Of morphine poisoning. The circumstances
surrounding his death are not known. CAPTAIN
Jackson's home was in Columbus. Ohio
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
FORECAST FOR To DAY AND FR1n,v

For Enrane. partly cloudy today. excert st,,
nj, tfe coast. cooler portion. fresh NORTH ,s
hrts. In extreme south portion. Friday fair
For Eastern Pennsylvania, NeV-Jersey. Easter, "
work ana Delaware fair cooler to-day. Friday fair ,
10 fresh north Nlnds.
F,-- western Pennsylvania and sVeste-7 Neu v1-,,
generally to-day and Friday grt north rarrbes
winds
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02

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