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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07
Receiver Asked for N. g. Railway
Ty The Associated Prcss.D

(By the Associated TrossD
New Orleans, La. oct. f-Tho most i'm
portant development in the ScW Orleans
street car strike today was the filing Of
q petition in the civil district court for
The appointment of a receiver for the
railway company on the grounds of groS:
misnlanagcInent by he officers. Charles
\. Favrol and l.. a. Livaudais arc tho
stockholders and bOadholders who fled
the application. They allego that ne off
GERS have Neglected and made 10 effort to
run cars, causing = loss to the company
of many thousand dollars d day and thus
Jeopardizing the payment Of interest On
bonds. Judge st. Paul fxnd the hearing
fer next Tuesday. The railway officials
state that the fling OF this petition viii
prove beneficial TO their interests mas
much rs it Will bring the present contro-
ltTsy to a discussion.
Tonight Mayor Capdeyiellc il cndeav-
oring to arrange 4 settlement on a bass
of ton hours and - per day.
The railway comTgny IS making every
preparation in = sy~7tcrnatic Wav for Ia
operation Of their car, although nothing
but mail cars were run.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07
OFFER OF COAL LANDS CAMPAIGN IN PITT
Simmons and Grimes Draw
Great and Enthusiastic
Crowds at Ayden.
Especial 70 NeMs and O~bserverl

Especial 10 News and ObserverD
.Av6en. y c. Oct. "A concoursc OF
enthusiastic Democrats heard the great
speeches or Hon. J. Bryan Grimes. aud
Senator F. N. Simmons here today.
The speakers Mere met two miles from
.Ayden by a larSe mounted parade. The
Osceola Band Of Grcenyille thrilled the
immense crowd oy splendid music Tho
county candidates were introduced and
made their announcements The candl-
dates for the Legislature. Horny T.
King. J. r. Settle and a. l. Blow. made
interesting speeches on county and state
politics.
j. Bryan Grimes was then introduced
and made an able speech on State and
National politics. For an hour h dis
cussed the great questions Of the day IN
a logical and convincing maune The
people OF Pitt are justly proud q their
able son.
Hon. F NJ. Simmons was introduced
and spoke with great force upon the
trust, tariff and other questions OF the
dav. He entirely refuted every <
nent of the Republican party. lie
showed the h~ideousness OF the trust
monster and proved that 1t had grown
immensely tSt through the unjust laws
of the Republican party. He closed his
speech with a brief but eloquent discus
sion of State politics.
Pitt will elect her candidates by a large
majority.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07
PUT AE MINERS TO WORK
Than for State and National Investi-
cation of Conditions.
7wsIS tbs PRESIDENTS LAST SCHEME
fr,fs Are On Foot to Relieve The Coal Famine
BY Shipments From engIa:d and Run
ming Coal Cars through Viz
- -, -, C,,,Io,o
gi ia on Sundays.
,Ev the Associated Press.)

,,...,:nrton. Oct. A final effort. with
r... IF success, is to be made to end
-ra coal strike. It has been discussed
rv the President and some of his advis-
.~. today. and While the idea is still in
.. uncompleted state and the final re-
.5-t stiIl uncertain, yet it offers a method
,,r#.h now seems to be the only solution
Of the problem.
The suggestion is made that President
1rf- hell, of the United Mine Workers..
mav be able to have the men now en-
strike return to work in order to avert
-hr imnendirg disaster which a fuel fam
i'm. will cause and that at as early a
fato as possible there shall be a COM
n1.-o investigation by the National Leg
f|sraruro. and by the State Legislature
of pennsylvania, into the anthracite coal
situation with Il view Of bringing before
rru public the facts and conditions of the
mfner4. with a view to legislation OIL
recommendations for relieving the con
G-fun5 of the miners in the near future.
While it is not absolutely possible to
guarantee such an investigation, there
is little doubt that recommendations by
the President and the executive of Penn
~EiEdNla NOUld DC promptly dctCQ upon
by congress and the Pennsylvania Leg
|i=latvrc.
Just how President Mitchell will View
This suggestion cannot be stated, but it
is TmoWu that he and others fully real
.eF that after tho statements by tho
presidents Of the coal roads yesterday,
there is little hope of securing any ad-
rrstmgut with the operators by which
the people of the country may be sup
piled with cOal. It is expected that
PRESIDENT Mitchell will confer with his
associates. and if they can determine hat
tne mine workers may he fully as much
benefited by the course suggested as by
continuing the strike, and causing the
Widespread suffering which is sure tC
follow the deadlock, it is expected that
n.gofiations Will be opened with a view
To CARRYING oUt the new proposition
M"oh viii depend upon the way the
minors view the proposition and whether
they think it will cause q loss of pres
tt-. to the union from which it cannot
r...-.r
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07
To Run Coal Trains Sundays.

(Ey the Associated Prcss.)
Roanoke, Va, Oct. 4.-Thc following
official statement was given out at the
Moral office Of the Norfolk and West
srn Railway today:
Instructions have been issued to run
""I trains on Sunday through the State
.. Virginia and elsewhere in order to OK
'.i., the shipments of coal for the relief
a. communities and interests suffering
imported for the want OF fuel, and
ta.-. coal trains Will continue to run on
S"..ay during the existing Goa famine
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07
Where Are McAdo's Bow Legs ?
(Special to News and Observer

Greensboro. n. c.. Oct. 4.-Chief OF Po-
lice Scott is expected to arrive from Poca-
hontas with Green McAdoo, the wife mur-
derer tomorrow or Monday night. Inc
city has Just received a brand new
patroI wagon. and it is being saved so
that Green VIII be the first one TO ride
ia the Black Mariah.
Many people here now. say they 40
not think the photograph sent here Is
that of Green. One negro yesterday Who
has known McAdoo all his life called at
tention to the straight legs in the Pocd-
hontas print, saying that Green was
surely bow-legged and them was
straight"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07
Mines May be Operated by
the Government.
Letter Containing Offer TO Place Large Coal
Producing Regions Urdef Goyanmen.
Control Goes TO Roosevelt.
CBy the Associated Press.)

New York, Oct. Charles Barry. a
lawyer. formerly OF Chicago, and whose
office is given as the headquarters Of a
company claiming 10 control a large
acreage Of coal lands in Virginia. West
Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky has
written TO President Roosevelt offering
the control Of these lands under any con-
ditions the President may suggest. Mr..
Barry claims TO be acting in the interest
OF the public. He says. however. that il
viii be necessary to furnish the means
for the development Of these coal fields,
which hitherto have not been worked to
any appreciate extent. The letter was
forwarded TO the President today.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07
Coal Coming From England.

tGy the Associated Prcss.)
%." York. oct. AT the Offices of
. J.. Morgan ana Company, this state
-s#t Was given out today by Mr.. Steele
90. 'H. firm:
I'D Was learned today that The IntcTna-
.'".@' Mercantile Marine Company has
.I"aa-od to purchase in England fifty
'.'l-.nd tons Of the best domestic
'i"I coal for Immediate transportation
'' this country. Shipments of the coal
VIII begin at once and be hurried for
war;. as rapidly as possible, even at the
.a"FI0co of the company's ordinary bus
moss. If that should be found necessary.
l"~ coal as we'll as more, if required,
.'4 b" used to relieve any suffering or
aH"ItE that may exist among the poor
B" lh. public Institutions"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07
MITCHELL SAYS NOTHING.
Not Believed That He or The Minors Will Ac.
cept the Proposition.
(By the Associated Prcss.)

NilkeSbarrc, Pa, Oct. 4-PrcSidcnt
John MITCHELL, Of the miners union. ar
rived at strike headquarters tonight and
was SHOWN the Associated Press dis
patch from WASHINGTON to the effect that
it had been suggested that the miners
return to work and that Congress and
the Pennsylvania Legislature inVcsti-
gate the conditions prevailing in the
hard coal field With the view of recon-
mending remedial legislation, but he de.
clined to discuss the new proposition il
any "a 1t is believed that his mind is
made up, but that he would rather have
Continued on Fourth Page,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07
TO START MORE COLLIERIEs,
The Operators Will Attempt it Mostly With
Foreign Labor.
(By the Associated Press.)

Wilkesbarrc, Pa, Oct. At is said that
the coal operators of the Wyoming region
VIII make a more determined effort than
ever next week to start uo additional
colllerles. They claim they can get the
men II the military authorities will pro-
tect them and their families. Vice
President Rescavage of District Number
one, United Mine Workers., says the coal
companies are now sending into the
region large Number of Poles, Slavs and
ltallans. Some of them. he says. are
fresh arrivals from Europe.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07
PATTERSON cRITIcIsEs KIrCHlN.
The hide pub pop licans of Granville Put Out
Ticket. J II Gooch for Legislature.
Especial to News and Obseryer.)

Especial to News and Obseryer.)
Oxford, \. c., Oct. 4-Thc '~Indepcnd-
emit convention was held in the court
house here today. The following were
nominated:
Shcrhf, 5. A. Fleming; Clerk. ". II.
Gregory; Register of Deeds, Luther Can
rington; Treasurer, S. c. Hobgood; Coro-
ner, S. j. Curtin; Legislature, Jos. H.
Gooch. y. H. Fleming was recommended
to the Senatorial convention.
The convention was composed of Pop
ulists, Republicans and some former
Democrats. Mr.. Lindsey Patterson, In
dependent" candidate for Congress, ad-
dressed the convention. His entire
speech. after stating his PLATFORM, was
taken up in criticising Mr.. Kitchin.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07
CUMBERLAND REPUBLICANS.
They Nominate a Ticket to Which the Dis
gruntled May Add Next Week
Especial to News and Observer.

Fayetteville. y. G., Oct. Tho R"3ut-
lican County Convention today nominated
for the Senate S. H. Cotton; House, G.
G. Mcclellan and -. A. Mcneil.
There were no negro delegates.
Mcclellan stated, in accepting the
nomination that in 1884 he voted IN the
Legislature for Vance for United States
Senator, and if elected this time would
vote for Pritchard with greater pleaGutc.
Rumor says the disgruntled Will meet
Tuesday next and complete the county
ticket.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07
Sreaking and Barbecue.
Especial to News and observer

New Bern. \. c.. Oct. 4.-The frst gun
Of c~aven county campaign was 1ircd &C.
dav at Croatan, in the midst OF q Fargo
Gathering Of people. Much clthusl@Sh
was manifested and the good l'ecplc @
Croatan say they will fall in ilhc IN 1uii
force to swell up that large Dcnocratic
majority in November. After the very
eloquent speeches of Hon. .. II. Guion.
II. A. Mum, J. w. Biddlc and -. X BrTah,
.Jr.. everybody did full justice 70 the
barbecue prepared by the hands OF the
lair sex Of Croatan.
\ CABLE dispatch was received IN Now
York yesterday announcing the marriage
at Eueno8 AvIes Of Putnam Eraulee
strong and May Iuhe.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07

Sanford. y, g.. oct. A-Thc ttiis-
Crabtrcc Manufacturing Company. have
increased their capital stock ana are
building a large addition To their plant
ard will make certain lines of furniture
in the future. They expect TO be ready
for business by the first 81 November.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07
Coal From Canada.
by the Associated Prcss.)

Washington, Oct. 1.-The Secretary or
treasury mas received q communI-
"l rom III" Collector of Customs al
"...fod. Haiua. in which h" states that
dominion Coal Company of Canada
"'"at to sport to the United States
''' tons Of anthracite run of the
'' coal and asked that increased ia
b." given the company for hand
ing 'h" same. The department will OK
.'' 'F ~ facility within the law and
DTS 'r"tipn. The coal pays Il duty OF
Ton.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07
Mr.. Bridgers' Funeral Today.
Especial to News and Observer.

TSTTTTdI 70 -VTW5 TITT TU'-T VVTT
Wilmington, n. G., Oct. 1.-The funeral
of the late Preston Louis Bridgcrs VIII
take place tomorrow morning at 8 O'Clock
from St. James Episcopal church.
All the members of the family ana
Mcssrs. Ernest and Edgar Haywood, OF
Raleigh, are here to attend the funeral
1t makes some mon fee! painfully hon
est when their %ncighbors acquire for
tunes by dishonest methods.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07
Henson D feaIs a. & NJ.


Especial to News and Observer
Clemson, S. c., Oct. 4.-The A. and ".
football team of Raleigh, met Clemson
on the gridion here today and was de-
1eatedin a game characterized by clever
and vigorous playing on both sides.
clemson won the game by a score of il
to 5.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07

Counsel for the wholesale tobacconists
association of England are con-
sidering taking legal proceedings to re
cover the bonus of 81 ,000, 900 promised by
Ogdeno Limited) under the auspices of
the American Tobacco Company.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07

ltall"ay Company, have voted to STRIFE
Monday. The Blue Creek miners Of II.
company will on that day determine what
they viii do. The trouble grows our Of
me refusal Of the company to ~collcc,
assessments for the support Of the an
tnlaclte strikers from those miners Who
objected to its payment.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07

IN trade either you are afraid that the
other follow Will cheat you or that you
won't cheat him.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07
PAINTS THAT
STAY
The WOrthingtOn Co.,
Manufacturers and JObbcrS,
RiChmOnd Va.
A MOth-PrOOi Bee Hive.

Necessary device can be chcaply at
tachcd to any hive. We'll tested. Fin
close 80 cents to BRYAN TYSON, Car
thage, y. G., and receive fun instruc-
tions for constructing. YOU VIII please
mention this paper.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07
Loss of
Appetite

e a weak di-
gestion, A dose
of the Bitters
before M e a ! $
will strengthen
the stomach. re
store the appe-
tite and cure
Headache,
Indigestion
Dyspepsia and
Constitution.
Be sure to try
it. For sale by all
druggists.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14
rPdDE N CHICAGO.

=, cS,e~isI The wheat spectators
,rsso 9."e with the weather. buying when
/ ID EsSi.l.I,f when the sun shines. The map
II - s1- .oured heavy downpours- That eVl-
nOr1iAs = louis shorts 10 buy. for St Louis
& ro'e1 - tHe feature here all day Gables
q oTaelS ,s much a. this market. and rains
p a. g, England and unsettled conditions
psrrtn7ore reported D loads sold 10
1 gssnce- - carly were &c 10 1c higher. and
- t. 10 sc over THURSDAY July oPeieu
:lasel ,,.,v-aen 72a-c and 1eTsc, and closed at
j = her closed al &c sellers rs
g sfll'----- 900 90 bushels. 12c over July for
Eefe aot-- old red sold SC over July.
70 - are bidding lTsc over July Tor the
ssir pe't' rive as late as July ~ Armour
20 : i5'- -, 20 hold his July and sell Sep
. c'sf -sr- Monday VIII show consider
~ o'e>- ,i- Argentine shipments were
ie're- American. 3. 10000 bushels for the
> fHs-'- DAY we're $1,000 bushels: primary
l. EAEe' ,--sIs-s against 417.@oe bushels last
sPis, Ct III me rsrf,r the machine IN SOUTH
y R9s-' R9--. zr,,5av. New Missouri wheat was
linos =. = and sold at 7sc for No . red.
Do'l7 =. moving 70 the Gulf, ul.co bushels
Wn7a- soe,ulators are watching the
5aEs7tl'' 80. ,-rat market Is merely ques-
/ - OF 10 rain -.
s7Id about 541"Fo bushels "I july olil'
1o0' .a-rfnc corn for Week, Yet July
bas - only &c. although apparently there
. W. There are those who have an
n9 So and Hiarris-Gates operations are
-As ~ September. December and May corn
sF 90, =. 4fr7e- than Thursday. July opened
g - bs-veen Sc and 65isc, and closed at
S.1' =, C.-,-sr,b,~ 5s-.c bid. December. 44ssc-
o9,'-.Ls-,.ares -. Iuu crowd is offering cash
F iia-. -s..r.-s At about li-c under July. a new
ols- ss-iousaeSs Of The July mani 3ulation
:. rsrs 81 cars. contract. only 2o' Satur-
ss4~ saa The rains were against the
+ r;,b fair weather receipts would be
Ssne, he grading better Argentine ship
IEaf - sss "a bushels. American. e5.eoo bush
Cash demand slow
/ -. - s--onC and June Up &c. and the other
-As -. - The close. The active months
- s.r 70 70 higher. There were indications
% -sl,;rc of July. Receipts were only -
"a .-z.--s estimate. ISo. The No white
is' g. 9, =. abaut &c over the new July and
,vsr the old July.
- vss 10 trading in fax; prices nominal IN
lA'ls & a. -be three points there were cars OF
'as7- 7as- wear. september was 81 = bid;
a. Argentine shipments. $4,000 bushels
,4.,o- 1r.5e was q small cne; prices early
- -. = with the hogs. but closing about al
- sg--ss West there were osoo hogs,
-. : eO last vea- The big Interests to-day
a., - ,o-f,i,C. cash demand is good.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

~ of fxev-York-Jaeob Meurer plaintiff agans' Joseph
deIendants-ln pursuance OF tCdg-
Of foreclosure and sale duly made and @ entered N
MAY 1902 the undersigned the referee IN SAID Indg
will pubic auction. at the NeH-York
pesI r-stare Saleeroor, Ill Broadway. the Bor
rgb Of Manhattan city Of New-York on the lsth day
1s0o O that day. BY Peter
F Never auct!oneer the premises directed BY eald
t5y-e1- 70 be cold therein described as follows:
AZ rhat certain lot. piece parcel Of land with the
lying and being IN the
TreIfth Ward the city OF New-York on the south
tventy-nnth street between
3,xton and Fourth Avenues, bounded and described
the said southerIy side
80 b,-s-ai and twenty-ninth distant
a. or0 feet westerly from the corner OF
Street and Lexington Ave
- thence running Southerly and parallel win LTXlng-
and eleven O1) inches
cenrre line Of thence Westerly along SAID
-e Ifne of the COD feet thence NoTtherly
80 Taraliel Lexington Avenue nnetynine CfO eet
the southerly side or one hunored
e. tyertvnnth Street: thence Esstery along said side
~ satd twenty t2O) feet 70 1ae poih' oi "es'
Dated Ne" 4'iA' '' ISAAC FROMAfE. Referee.
r,-, q ,-Or-z ATTORNEYS for PlaintiT. No 81 Broad
Brooklyn. New York
a diagram Of the property 10 pc soIs
above. street number being NO iSo hast
New-York City. N u
Street
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14
z. 10Th Street.

The anproximate Of the lien OF charge 70 satisfy
property Is 10 be sold is
e. asa with thereon from the 23d day OF
s9oo<S9 .osstHer with and allowance amounting
with interest May 2sth. 1902 together
70 OF sale The approximate amount OF
@ assessnoents or liens which TO be allowed
20 the purchaser N the purchase money OF pau v
- satsrae /. 81 2si 4-100 and interest
Dated New aoTH. n1S ISAAC FRoMME Referee.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14
foreclosure Galcs.
STPRFIE COURT COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK--Tae Farmers Lean ard Trust Coru?any.
Pain-.. against CHARLOTTE A LYON and others.
deferdantsla pursuance Of
and sale duly .rade and encered the above entitled
undersigned the Referee N said Judgment aaT:e1
public auction the New York
Salesroou1, NJ III Broadway. IN Po-7ugh
City of New York. THURSDAY 10Th day Of
1902. IL o'clock that day by Bran L.
directed tGdE-
ne 20 be described follows
parcel Of land building
lying and being II the 12
Borough g Manhattan OF the City Of New York
nOr-herrv sid~ OF ECrrrS'Eth street distant
hundred and y-s:x eas-c-y Corna- formed
!nrers--riCl nErt-rlE sd
Wit: he side 1-,-
thence norther.y parallel with hun
dre5 feet eight inches q
the block esste-y and along said
ty-f scItherly parallel
side OF parity through parry
hundred eight and half 7cj2ss 10 he northary
no-therIy Eiglty-EIth s-feer trentyr~e
the po!nt place beginning Feirk -l- Prem
t. 4.
vi Aprti 1Tth. ISa5 ard
Register ot h@ CITY Courty % New
300 OF Conveyances- A%S ard bel~E
known 80 EiRhty-s.-:h
street York city, New York
Dated York June : l%s2
HENRY 3 UE-SSFI1,IAS. Referee
-iH 80 william Stree, S@~ YORK :. =.
The Tclloz diagram = properly be
--inoeT = AZ East Eighty sixth street.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14
s7th Street.
Sch Street

The approximate the lien charge satisfy
v+tcb tte ABOVE property Is be sold ts
sic gI6 q thereon from the Tth day Of
ysnsr 1862 togeher with and allowances amount
- - 1918 50o0 Interest from January I'm 1907
sale. The approximate
ont Of taxes other liens. which 70
be allowed 70 me so 20 "a 90 ,,-c1esr
Dated New York, June 2. 1902 -
No- - HENRY & WESsEI.MAN. Referee
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14
Uublir Monies.

WANTED FOR U 8. AFMY-ahie BODIED unmarris: e.
5,as States OF good character and habits
Who can speak and write English For information
tE-1-RTJITING OFFICER, Is Third Avenue 81
oiandt St 3 Eighth Avenue Io5 Sixth Avenue. or p
Proatway Brooklyn E D.. N L
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14
Closing Of 0ransfer Books
CENTRAL Fol NDRY

CENTRAL FOUNDRY COMPANY.
1l6 Nassau 81. New YORK. June i, 1907
THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THIS COM
- pany viii clcse the Office Of Rarng-Magoun & Co,
- Wall Street. jane 2ith. ana VIII reopen July
9th. WINTHROP l. ROGERS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14
Proposals.

Drpposals.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR FUR
- ,sSb,ng about 2C0O Of Anthracite coal: for
.,ail cobbe stone: for dredging the East
and furnishing granite
acaiyss by the Commissioner Of Docks Pier "A
So-,F Riyer foot Battery Place. until II O'clock
- 15ne 1s 1902 tFor particulars see City Record1
DyE,RTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A their Uptown once.
I.3e4 BROADWAf
ps,v..n s6th and 37rh SITS. until o'clock 7.
Advertisements received az the following branch
,,rsS AZ regular uncs rates until O'clock viz
25S sth-aye-. 23d-st Io.S oth.are.. cor
- ~ az East I4th-st.; 257 West 42d-ss.. be
tween 7th and sth sves.; 263 West 1Zoth.st. 1,33a
sd-aye., between Tsth and 77th sts; 1.o26 3d-ave.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT.
BEACH.

trains leave = /. 34th st, week days 80
6io. 40 9:co 100 A NJ: 12.10. Gao p 81 RaSe .
40 $40 $40 600 Gao 40. 7:4o. $40 $40 p NJ
SuoIays 80. $40 1910. 11:lO 4. M 1910 and half
hourly f-ora 10 70 9.lO 1910 7. VI.
Trains stop a East York about - minutes after
EXCURSION FARE. - CENTS .,
From y Y Whitehall 39h st. south BTcpkISn
Ferry. con1e~rrrg l. r. r Trains l-aye week
ears ONLY 90 500 $40. NJ. 100. -. 80.
4-ao 90 ~ = NJ Additional trains {. / J. &, race
days 12.2G - - 20 and 40 P. =
r-XCIRSION FARE. 30 CENTS
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14
aHsnraure Staremcurs.
STATE OF NEW YORK
INsIRANEE pE On:

s-pFpEaS n Albany March 18th 1902.
--iN-AS' lie Ieutonia Insurance Com
a.. a. &c - New Orleans. State OF I>o,.i-
ale4 n MS Office sworn statement -, ~.
r 1l showing tts condition huSfness
|e;s isso u al respects with the laws - ,bIs
tuso-.-s e Fire and Marine Insurance C,-1-. 80
eSn. " clnsC States Of the Tinted S,...g.
kcs st2.s: N pursuance of law / Francis Hen,
t-k 10 fs-.s of Insurance Of the state 81 Eev
fr,s 10y certify that said Company g bs-.S.
ln.,r.sa saG IS appropriate business Of F-re ana
faY II this State in acrordancs 80. -.
a t1rrent The condtfon 49, st "a
IASfl e shown Es g1e-- such statement December
ssae amount ~ Is1lishle Essets 1927 1856 50
sat ef actual rs1s relasurance s77 iis 27
.sls 49, W Sapiia4--- 80. 900 90
keaHt tnco-rs g. 100 a2D SO
{-nt cf esre1e.,, ,ns ysar n cash 5s5 ss2 81
7ee whereof. have h~-er,nto sVosS
h ~ caused the seal my Office 10 - ny
! asal FRANCIS HENDRICKS
Superintendent OF Tns,-a1c.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-14
pEsKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE,

DRESSMAKING.
CRESSC'CTTiNC- ard millinery sysJcmsu-
caIIy taught: pays better than other trades.
81 so starts you. M'DOWELLS. 2Io-3is
9th ave.
GRESSMAKING.-Out LY day or home pre-
:srred. shirt waists. suits, summer
gowns. reasonable. Nine HANEFTF
/ 245 I.eNington-ave.