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els. Cables were off a fraction. But there
capital shipping demand with sales from here
100000 bushels The Price Current" said wheat
was doing fairly well Deliveries on May
tracts were about 100000 bushels; Northwestern
country elevator stocks. bushels decreased
$4,000 bushels; charters, 10000 bushels.
The Harris-Gates party took no hand in the
market, but prices closed about Sc over
Wednesday merely from sympathy with the wheat
strength There was important trade on either
side, only changing by the elevator interests. May
opened at 615Sc sold between 61&c and 62kc, and
closed 621sc sellers July closed at $3.50 sellers
There Were 125 cars to-morrows estimate, 10
Shipping sales were 50OC0 bushels Deliveries were
about 100000 bushels, and the corn went into the
hands of Avery & Co. and Hunter. THE Price
Current said; "A large acreage is likely" Kan
City and St. Louis were relatively firm, In
creasing their premiums
About 100000 bushels of cash oats were delivered
out of May contracts, and Patten paid for every
bushel This revived the talk of the Patten May
line and stirred the shorts some. The advance was
on covering by the bears. mainly local profess
SIGNALS May closed at 4234c. July at 35asc, Septem-
Der at 302sc July at 37Ac. and new September
at 32llc Shipping sales 10000 bushels Receipts
were 157 cars; tO-mOrrow's estimate, 30 cars
FlaNseed quiet it has been for weeks
cash, 81 e. 81 49, the May 81 60, and the septem-
Der 81 3S At the three points there were cars
Of seed against Il last year.
Hogs were Zoe lower and provisions opened weak
Before the close. however, shorts were covering,
and it suddenly developed that product hard to
buy Before the day the market showed
all the provision decline of two days recovered
The advanced 10c ribs TIC to lOc, and pork
up 12l2c 20c. The packing West for the week.
S35 600 hogs was $4,000 less than last year. Hogs
here the week averaged PA pounds, against 226
pounds last year Provision stocks showed 5S.15S
barrels pork 1879 tierces lard. 100000 pounds
ribs a decrease of g, 226 barrels pork 1900 uerces
lard and 100000 pounds ribs for the month
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18th
The approximate OF charge satisfy
which above described property 70 be sold l.
$40 5S7ll with interest thereon from the Sh day o.
April 1892 together with costs and allowance amount
ing 10 S34l30 with interest from April 9th 1902 to
EetheT with the Of the sale. The approximate
amount Of taxes other liens which are
allowed TO the purchaser OF purchase
paid by the Referee unpaid for 1901 ST. AZ
and interest.
for 10000 with interest thereon from March lst 1902 at
cent and also subject the existing leases and to
the covenants and restrictions contained In Instruments
recorded In the office OF the OF the County %
New York. In IAber $50 Of coHveyances page AS
and In L4ber 434 OF conveyances- on page $50
Dated New York. April 9th 1902
ERNEST HALL. Referee.
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THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Pelham Bay. west side. adjoining Pelham Bay
Park. rear, one story brick stable, S0x35; A. Nj
Huntington. of No, West Fifty-seventh-st. owner;
j. F. b. Hllhouse. No 35 WaIl-st.. architect; $4,000
Manna-ave., south side. eos feet east of Union
port Road, two story frame dwelling house 2Ox4l
J. German. No. 3ol Commonwealth-ave. owner;
j. Schwanenberg No. 2,ll5 Eighth-ave. archi-
Baey-ave. east side. $50 feet north Of Washing
ton-ave., two story brick dwelling house 23I5XS5;
=. F. Gilmartin, PerOt-st.. Kingsbridge. owner:
William I. stanton, Marble lin. kingsbridge
Inion-aye-. south side, corner of One hundred
and-hfty-nrst-st. three story and basement brick
store and tenement house. Ii5X7O; Mary Benson and
others, No. J05 East Observation-Disclosures
teCt, $1,000 -
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Herbert A sherman: 2T3 PearI-st. n W s : W of
Beekman-st. - 2X"1 35Nl3 Si2 XII bldg;
closure sale: L Life ms Annette
Donald b Toucey. atty: Franklin Paddock, ref;
Judgt S3l S3 81 costs $3i9 C5 1851 the
plaintiff for $4,000.
by F Meyer IL \ and Tlst-st. n W cor.
294N75. sty n. with foreclosure sale VIM
Hermann etc. al Ida Kafka ct al; Guggen-
heimer. Unttrmyer Marshall attys. W II Law. ref:
due 1udg $50 10; costs. S43O taxes. $3.50
Hugo Cohen for 81. 30
by James Wells: 23o East slth-st. S 22O4 It Of
2d III. lOXlO2.2 Il foreclosure
Reynolds Isma SChreyer Irwin Il attys:
Mortimer r TAYLOR ref due judgt 50 5l2 30;
$4Ol 90: S+Ol the plaintiff
by l. J Phillips & co: ~ and 40 Beach ave W s $50
II OF l47th 5OxlOO br hs;
Anthony McOwen agt NJ Bozza ct al T Chanon Press.
atty Abraham l. GutmRn ref: due judgt 81, 60:
S257 A.. taxes $40 "a prior mtRes
Saverio Rizzolo for 50. 725 over prior mtges.
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Citations
rrHE rEopLE oF THE SANE on NEW:

York by the grace Of God free and independent; To
p Richards. sullivan Irene R Taylor VIZ
PeDheld George \. Richards, Russell z Richard
Walter NJ Richards. Richards. Lucy r. Rcharsis-
Harold Richards DuBose. A. Miller Duiiose w.
r. BuBuse. George T. DuBose Katherine l. Dullose.
Melbourne DuHose. Marion DuBose, Charles DuboSe.
Williams, William Taylo~ Williams, charles
Addison Williams. Katherine Williams, Henry Lee Wal
Jams. Stephen ". Williams, Frank u. Nllanls JANE 1
Hunter Herbert V Richards. Cecil A. Richards Mabel X
Finney. Nellie A Brown. Bessie NJ Richards Florence
Whitehead. Olive Whitehead. Ellen Whitehead. Henry =
lam II. Anthony. George L. Anthony William a. r An
houy William r Perkins. and Theodore Perkins. and 20
all Interested the estate Of T. Addison caris
OF County York deceased creditors.
egatess otherwise send greeting; You and
hereby cited and required personally 70 be
and before Surrogate ot the County OF View
Court OF said County held at the
County House In the County 81 NeWNork. the
day June 1902 az half past ten O'Clock in the fore
Element % proceedings Of the Central Trust
Company executor ~ the last Will and ties
said deceased. and such Of hereby
cited under the Of tvanty-cue years
by guardia-. If have II
none. and aDpl for be appointed
neglect or failure 20 do guard
appointed by the Surrogate and
for the proceeding
In testimony whereof, have caused the seal the
Surrogates Court Of the said County OF New York
[Seall Dee hereunto affixed Witness Hon Frank T
Fitzgerald. "a Surrogate OF County. al the
County Of Nev-York the lG5h day April year
OF Lord Thousand nine hundred and
j. FAIRFAN MCLAUGHLIN
CLERK OF the Surr0gate's
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forcclosure GnlGs.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

NEW NORk SUPRENE COURT, COUNTY
o. NEW YORK.-James u. Putnam PLAINTIFF
against Edward - Stout nd others Defendants In
made and entered in the ab9veentted action bearing
date the 9th OF April 1902. the undersigned the
referee In said Judgment named. will sell public
ton at the New York Real Estate SalesrCom. No Ill
Broadway In the Borough - Manhattan. city Of New
York the 2nd day Of Nav. 1902. 10 O'Clock
that day, by James /. Wells auctionee the premises
directed by said judgment be sold and therein de
q land with thv buildings and improvements thereon
situate. lying and being the north side 81 East SIX
ernth street In the Borough ~ Manhattan city Cougty
AMI state Of New York known BY the street number
Thirteen East sixteenth street, and bounded and de
scrihcd follows; beginning at point the north
erly side OF distant hundred
fortyODe CAD ti0 inches easerly the
formed Intersection Of the northerly side
OF sixteenth street and the easery side 81 Fifth
thence running along said Sixteenth
twenty-five (2) thence norhery and parallel with
Fifth ninety t9O thence westerly and
on line parallel with sixteenth street Twenty-Five t25l
feet thence souhery and line parallel with Fifth
avenue nneytwo 1927 feet 20 the uorthery side of Six
teenth street. be the less.
Dated New York. April 9th. 1902
JESSE GRANT ROE. Attorney for Plaintiff. los Broad
way Borough OF Manhattan. New York y. Y.
The following diagram Il the property be sold
described above. the number being Is East
10th Street.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY James l. East 16th-st n s. PAL 10 II 2 Of
0th-ave. 25X92
agt y Stout al; G Roe. atty; Hall ref. due on
judgt Sl05Si IL costs $4l 30 81 66S a. prior
ntge, 100000
by l. J Phillips & co: SAT East l7Oth-st n $ II e
Cottage Place 25xl69 story dwg h. sale
West Fire Insurance Company agt Stewart al; NJ
Tichenor + II Levy. ref: action
50 49, 81. costs S295 as; $l.32S
1874 II OF Franklin ave. 50XlGa vacant foreclosure
sale parties action No >. due judgt 50 Go:
costs. S1T2 81: taxes. etc. Sl.32S +S
L Kennedy: 3S4- Ii W 70 II n
3d-st. 5l.8 n XT39 $ N22 n
xGOx to avenue. and story and dwg
= story Il n street: partition sale.
W Seck agt Maria Sileck lndiv and etc 81 al
W McAdam. atty II W Bookstaver. ref: mtge S22 600
OF Moshou Parkway 75xc2 0xs7 22xT7.77 story
and II h. story ( hdgs. sheds.
Savings Bank agt Brooks ct al; Merrill Rogers.
costs s25 II; taxes etc ST. n mtge 300 "''' 90
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

- Department Interior Office Indian Affairs
Washington y. @, March I. l0O2-Sealed proposals.
dorsed proposals blankets woollen and goods
clothing etc" the be, directed
the C5mmissioner Indian Affairs. Nos. II and 10
Will be ved
O'clock p. m OF Tuesday, May l3 1902 for furnishing
clothing notions. hats and caps Bids be made
on Government blanks Schedules giving all
Information for bidders viii be furnished application
to Indian ONCE Washington, D. C.: Nos Il and 20
York city; 235 johnson
cage III: No sl5 Howard street Omaha. Nebr.: the
Subsistence L. :. A.. cheyenne
enworth. Louis. st. Paul and San Francisco. the
Sioux city. Iankton Arkansas City. Cad
we'll Topeka. Wichita and Tucson. Bids WIN be opened
at DAYS above stated. and bidders in
vited present at the opening. The Department
right determine the delivery and
10 reject any and all bids, any part OF any bid,
W. A. JONES. Commissioner.
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The Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Company has
lent to Henry Corn $4,000 on the property at No
F6 Broadway and No. 3S Crosby-st. An eleven
story and basement brick mercantile building is to
be erected on the premises The Title Guarantee
and Trust Company of No. l46 Broadway, per-
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BROADWAY BUILDING LEASED.

C. T. Harre has leased for Huylers the five story
business building No. 500 Broadway 10 John For
sythe, also for the Gilbert estate to the same
tenant, the projected new building No % East
Seventeenth-st, forming an l. to the former
premises. for term Of years.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Clinton and Henry sts corner. for six story
brick tenement house. with store. %. lOx7S.S:
& ! Postein. No 305 East 57th-st. owners; @ +
Pelham. No sos 5th-aye architect. SIS u
I16th-s No 216 East. for six storY brick tens
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KUHN. LoEB & I'd. TAKE TITLE.

Kuhn Loeb & Co. took title yesterday TO No. 81
William-st which site they will build twenty
story office building. The Thoma -Starrett Com
pany Will put up the building. The work of tearing
down the building on the site was begun Yesterday
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PLANS FOR MANSIONS HOUSE FILED

Plans were filed yesterday by c. p. H. Gilbert
architect for the dwelling house TO be built for
Thomas l. Manson the banker. at No % East
SlNty-ninth-st The building operations will be
begun Immediately.
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gouutrn propertn for Sale
FURNISHED 6ouses 90 cet-gouutrn.

FURNISHED 6ouses 60 fet-G ouutrp.
(NATSKILL MOUNTAINS Railroad station. Tanners
y Vile Eliza Park-For rent large cottage, fully fur
nished, parlOr library dining bedrooms; hot
and cold water sanitary plumbing cultivated grounds,
with flowers vegetable garden. fruit ". KEUFFEL
1T Fulton st., New-Tork.
~ ENTLEMAN'S attractive country home:
u pletely furnished; high ground. shade. fruit. i'm
pTOvcments. fire places. hot heat trolley;
$500 WALTON, Northport. Long Island
NIILFORD. COME rooms. For and particU-
vi lars address MARSHALL. 81 West 99th-st. city.
NEW CANAAN Coma desirable cottage, nine rooms
" modern sanitary plumbing stablng for three horses;
rent for summer season at $500. Apply Miss HAIR
MAN BROWN. ~ West 33d
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Gountrn Boaro.

A BOUT 50 minutes out on Erie, six from station. IN
season; rooms large and light excellent table and
vice attractive grounds; abundant shade stable
golf tennis drives bTacing
references. Address ELMHURST. Ridgewood, \. J.
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WO WALI-sT. TITLEs TRANsFERREn

Henry Parish and another, trustees yesterday
transferred title TO No 20 WaU-st. to the New
ork Life Insurance and Trust Compauy for
NW"Oe- Nathaniel l.. McCready transferred title
yesterday TO No. 81 Wa-st to George B. Post and
another for 1925 900. " 'N
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JOHN DAILY FIGURES IN 4 DEAL.
John DAILY took title yesterday TO No l5s West
2ixl0e+ feet. from Nellie Downey
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Gonarturrsbip AoIiees.

-----~----~--~--~-----~---
UNHE FIRM of WILSON x STEPHENS has
= dav beer dissolved by mutual Mr.
retiring Presidency
Co and MIR Stephens the firm Il I.
&
flrhcr partner win sign in liquid1tl7n.
HENRY II. WILSON
THOMAS W. STEPHENS.
May Ist 1902
We beg 70 announce formation o the Of T W.
STEPHENS & Co. with Office In the First National Bank
Building Wall Street who will continue the bank
business formerly carried by Messrs Wilson Il
stephens No Al Wall Street.
THOMAS W STEPHENS.
CHARLES y. LUDWIG.
HENRY q. STEPHENS
NO. 100 BROADWAY.
New York May LIST 1902
WE BEG to announce that Mr. III. Bernard
W Coomle has interest in business
MALCOM q COOMBE.
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NEW PRESIDENT OF EAST BAY COMPANY

NEW PRESIDENT OF EAST BAY COMPANY.
At a meeting of the directors of the East Bay
Land and Improvement Company held on Wednes-
day, Charles II. Patrick elected president in
place of General +. l.. Viele. who died recently
and Frederick Johnson. OF George +. johnson x
Son. was elected To I'LL a vacancy In the board of
directors Mr. Patrick Will continue act as
treasurer of the corporation
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53d-st owner G F Pelham. archtect .o 1000.
127th-st. IT'S II OF Lenox-ave. for six
story brick tenement house. 50xs6i1: z f
tect anu $500
6th-ave, s. 43.S II 5 Of 9th-st. for a seven
story brick loft building. with store. S9.sxT0;
Nitchie PARK Row Building. architect. 5000
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SITE BOUGHT FOR MUSIC HALL.

NJ. r. Bimberg has bought a parcel at the south
west corner Of St Ncholas-ave. and One-hundred-
Observation-Disclosures. for about $4,000. a music
hall Will be built on the site by the Odeon Amuse-
ment Company.
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Diui0cn0 y onccs.
NORTHERN sECURI.

NORTHERN SECURITIES COMPANY.
Hoholcn, y. J.. April 30 1902
4 DIVIDEND OF ONE PER CENT. has been
declared the capital stock Of this COMPANY pay
able May l. 1902, stockholders books
O. Company close Of business April 1902.
Checks for this dividend viii De mailed.
T.. y. NICHOLS. Treasurer.
NEW YORK CENTRAL * HUDSON RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
once Of the Treasurer New York, April 2dh, 1902.
DIVIDEND of one and one-quarter per cent
on the capital stock the ROME. WATERFOWL
AND OGDENSBURG RAILROAD COMPANY viii be
paid by New York Central ana Hudson River Rail
Company. lessee undcr the provisions OF the
between the two companies, at this Office and
18th 1902. stockholders of record the
closing OF he books April
GEORGE :. PRINCE Treasurer.
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TITLE TO BIG WILLIAM-sT. PARCEL. PASSED
The WHY'S Company took title yesterday to No
90 WiIiam-st. and Nos 81 and 36 Platt-st from
Isaac y +. Stokes and another.
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LARGE nRoADMAY rARcEL TRANsEERREn

Robert Goodbody took title yesterday To a parcel
Broadway.
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NTONTCLAIR.-$ 5 room house. steam heat; i'm
VI provements; immediate possession. Room 5i2. 12
Liberty-st, New York
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OTHER CITIES

GUARANTEED STOCKS.
Quotations furnished by Joseph Walker & Sons No 90
Broad-st)
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Frederic II. Hatch. No. so Broad-st)
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Ths Tribune
received at their Uptown Office.
NO 1894 BROADWAY.
Between seth and 18th sts until 0 O'Clock D. m
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SEALED BIDS or estimates for steam fitting.

- wrought iron oils and miscellaneous supplies will
be received by the Commissioner OF Docks at Pier A.
Battery Place until o'clock p. M. Monday May 9th.
1902 For particulars City Record.
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TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
Reported by Clinton Gilbert. No. 2 wall-st)
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Summer Resorts.

NEw-YOBK.
EAlGYON mA11
AND COTTAGES,
MILLBROOK, DUCHESS co. y. Y.
UNDER NEW PROPRIETORSHIP.
NEW MANAGEMENT.
With modern appliance health. comfort and
L.uNury.
CUISINE AND SERVICE UNSURPASSED.
OPEN MAY 21ST To NOV. 8.
HENRY =. GILLIG & co. PrOprietorA
New York Headquarters,
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL
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EsUl1LlBRODM 1bYbG7
MIILBROOK. DCTCHESS COUNTY. N 7.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
Small, quiet hCmelike house Fifty OF land.
Charming drives good livery. FfrsI-Class golf links.
Our gardens Excellent table. Resident physician
LONG DISTANCE PHONE.
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HOTEL DENNIS,

Atlantic City. y. J.
Beautifully situated. directly facing Large
sun Paros az end OF haH each sleeping floor over
looking the New private baths containing hot and
cold anu fresh water All Golf privileges Booklet
mailed WALTER J. BUzBf-
The colored American., 1902-11-15
ChoIerain East Indies

The latest reports state that more
than 10000 people have died of chol-
era in Egypt in the last two months.
and the same disease is making great
inroads in the East Indies. If cool
weather sets in there viii be no dan
ger, but if it does not then the health
boards and quarantine authorities
had better keep watch on the ports
here
The colored American., 1902-11-15
Another Wrong Righted.

"And So" said the kind-looking
Judge, you married him under du-
ress?"
YES" replied the beautiful one; che
threatened if I did not consent to be
his wife TO buy three packages OF
cigarettes and smoke every one of
them witho-, stopping"
"Heavens. You poor child. Here's
your deer Chicago Record-Herald.
The colored American., 1902-11-15
Valuable Recipe.

81 want to see the cook right after
dinner
''You are not going to discharge her,
George?"
discharge her? No, indeed. Iwant
to get the recipe from her for this
pudding sauce. It ought to make the
best kind of office mucilage." e."-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
The colored American., 1902-11-15
4 Fortune Gone.

Oldbache-What'su up. old man? You
look as if you had been disappointed in
love.
Skemer-WeH, that's not far wrong.
Oldbache-O! you'll get over that.
It's not as bad as financial reverse
Skemer--That's just what it is. Miss
Roxina Ownright has rejected me-
PhiIadelphia-Press
The colored American., 1902-11-15
JOHN, LET'S SEND FOR IT TO-DAY.

strength and vigor for life.
The doctor wants all suffering men 10 share
with him the knoWledEe he has personally al
tanned He sends The receipt free and al the
reader ne ed do is TO send his name ard address
TO DR. Knapp Medical Co. s67 Hull bldg De.
troit Mich requesting the free receipt as re-
ported in this paper. Il is a generous offer. and
all men ought TO be glad to have such an op-
portunity.
The colored American., 1902-11-15
A Good Man Gone.

stranger-Quite large funeral,
see.
Mr.. Rural-Yaas, sir; but faint as
big as it would "a been if all of US could
have left our work. l just tell you,
Crcss-Roads has lost a mighty good
citizen. Wen never see his equal.
That's very sad"
."Yaas, sir. The good CID deacon is
gone. He always kept his fences tight,
and his chickens wings clipped. \.
Weekly.
The colored American., 1902-11-15
Reasonable Explanation.

Customer-YOu charged me S14 for
this one garment. l think that's pref
ty high.
Tailor-Well, the bill. as l made ii
out at first, was for SIS, but that is
such an unlucky number l thought
you'd rather pay a dollar more-Chi-
cago Tribune.
The colored American., 1902-11-15

The worlds greatest living specialist who dis
covered the grandest remedy ever known which
has been the N of curing thousands of men
of nervous deb litg, lost vigor varicocele, night
losses, failing memory and all other consequences
of youthful ignorance and other causes, and re
storing the organs to full strength and vigor sends
free to every sufferer the entire receipt so that
each despairing may himself at home
and thus obtain the great result of perfect manly
The colored American., 1902-11-15
WOman'S Ingenuity.

''Afy wife has a saving disposition, +"
said Hicks. 'When we got our upright
piano she made a red plush cover for it,
so that the rosewood wouldn't get
scratched. Then she covered that with
a sort of linen duster arrangement,
so as to save the plush. I tell you,
women have great minds. ."-Tit-Bits.
The colored American., 1902-11-15
Embarrassing for the Professor.

Professor Ito his class s)-Gentlemen
I have to apologize for a short delay
in beginning this lecture. have unfOr-
tunately left my manuscript at home,
but my boy, whom 1 have sent for it,
will be here shortly.
Professors Son (audibly)-Mother
sent the book you copied it from.-N.
Y. Times.
The colored American., 1902-11-15
Suspicious symptoms.

Mrs Won BIumer-I feel certain that
cook has been drinking some Of your
whisky.
Won Blumer-Why?
Mrs. Won Blumer-She has been alter
nately swearing at me and trying to
hug me all the afternoon.-Town Top
les.
The colored American., 1902-11-15
An Appropriate Nom de Plume

When Lord Kitchener started for In
cia he travelled incog as Mr.. Cook.
This was eminently appropriate, says
the Chicago Record-Herald. a good
kitchener must necessarily bA a cook.
The colored American., 1902-11-15
Beers in the TransvaaI.

Tt is estimated that ALREADY Ono
Boer families have been settled on the
farms in the TransvaaI.