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The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-08-25
HEAVY CROPS ON THE PRAIRIE
Wheat and Isl Bushels Oats-Prcss for
First Barley o2 cents at the Tramwsy.

NEZPERCE, Aug. as (Special)- The
harvest returns as measured at the
thresher confirm all reports about heavy
yields for crops on the prairie. The
first wheat reported is from the farm of
A. c. Eitzen one mile from Nezperce
where field of 3S acres made an average
yield of 6I bushels to the acre. The
wheat was of the Montana Deal variety
and the grain is fine and plump. Another
report is from the farm of Henry Saylor,
six miles from town. His first field of
barley 90 acres made an average yield
of rs bushels.
The first load of new grain was hauled
to the tramway last Saturday by Ed
Luther. 1t was feed barley and was pur-
chased by the Kettenbach Co. 62 y cents.
The second load came in yesterday and
the Farmers Warehouse took that at
the same price. The barley yield is
running from so TO rs bushels and the
wheat from 40 to go bushels.
rain and wind storm accompanied by
""'i P"SoSo oNSi shC PiaiiC last oat"iuay
but did no particular damage. But hot
wind in the early part of last week burnt
the grain in the lilo country and will
shorten the crop on that section of the
prairie. The harvest is in full swing
now. Help is scarce but there is an in
creased number Of machines in the
country and the crop will be cared for
earlier this season than usuallv
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-08-25
THE RELIANCE WINS AGAIN
Takes the Second Race of the Series - Out.
footing the Shamrock by Nearly Three
Minutes - Bad Day for Sight Seeing

The bulletins tell the story of another
victory for the American yacht today.
The Reliance wins the second race of the
series by close margin of So seconds.
The time allowance was one minute and
SIS seconds making the total gain over
the Shamrock for the distance nearly
three minutes. The day was hazy and
bad for sight seeing. The course today
was triangular, 10 miles to each leg. The
wind was seven knots an hour. The Re-
lance as usual out -jockeyed the Sham
rock on the start and got away from the
line in the lead.
On the first leg of the course the Reli-
ance easily held her lead and gained and
held quarter of mile. On the second
leg the Shamrock gained on the Reliance
and worked into the windward position
but the Reliance still maintained lead
of quarter of a mile. These positions
were not materially changed in the run
home. The Reliance crossed the line
two minutes and AZ seconds ahead Of the
Shamrock and won.by So seconds after
giving her time allowance.
The next race is Thursday over SIM
liar course, triangular and 10 miles to
each leg. If the Reliance wins she will
have successfully defended the cup The
races were three in five over 3o-mile
course with time limit of five and one
half hours
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-08-25
Clty Library IL Open.

Yesterday morning the city library
was opened after being closed four weeks.
Miss Guyer, the librarian. has re-
turned to her work after a much needed
vacation spent at home in the city. She
chose to spend her leisure time in that
way instead Of braving the excitement Of
an outing in the mountains,
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-08-25
Funeral at Vineland

The funeral of Mrs. A, ]. Baldwin, who
died yesterday morning at hei home on
the south side of Vineland after lnger-
ing attack of consumption, was held this
afternoon at one o'clock from the family
homestead Mrs Baldwin came to Vine.
land six years ago. A large number of
friends from Lewiston attended the fu.
neral.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-08-25
Cottonwood Editor wed,.

Joseph Rusienmeyer, editor Of the
Cottonwood Report. was married TO
Miss Leila Oakley atsL Los Angeles. Cal. !.
Saturday morning. The couple will
make their home at the village on Camas
prairie where Mr.. Rnstenmeyer publishes
his paper.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
TRADE In CHICAGO.
TBr rELronArH TO THE TRIBUNE

TBr TELE0EAPH THE TkIBUNE.l
Chicago March 1e-The Washington Weather
Bureau was r.gre emphatic to-day in its prediction
for a cold wave through the southwestern part OF
the wheat belt. The prophecy, however. did not
alarm the wheat trader There was no improvement
IN the shipping demand here; The seaboard reported
only e loads. The market closed &c to No lower
than yesterday. May opened at 7445c, sold be-
tween T4Ac and 74sc, and closed at 74Ac; July
closed at 71xc sellers. and the September at 6s@sc
Cables little changed-Ad to Ad higher.
Liverpool said that estimates on the India crop
were increased and that India charters for April
shipments were increasing. THE Price Current"
said that wheat maintaining good condition
CIearances were only $4,000 bushels. The North
west cars were 35e. compared with SSs last year
Primary receipts. +45OO bushels, compared With
81 900 bushels. Kansas City reported wheat sold
to Mexico. rs 0oo bushels. Some low grade wheat
ia loading out Of here. St. Louis reports that
10000 bushels vii! start down the river when
the barFeS start. There was some indication OF
Patten selling some Northwestern. There
important trade either way. late private cable
said that the Argentine shipment would be $4,000
bushels instead of 10000 bushels, estimated
early IL the week
Corn closed about where It aid yesterday. The
movement OF prices small. May opened at
44c sold between +4A4c and &sHc. and closed at
<41Sc; July closed at SeSc- In a small way there
was continued buying OF July and selling Of May
by Armour and Cudahy interests. The cartot mar
ket much less demoralized than OF late; prices
&c to &C higher. The poor corn, which has gona
begging Of late, was being taken by the elevator
people. who VIII put it through their driers Out
side markets West and Southwest have been pay
ing relatively higher prices fcr low grade corn
than Chicago and receipts here are decreasing
temporarily. There were l8 cars to-day, with no
contract: the estimate for tomorrow was 10.
Ciearances were Sss,00o bushels. Cables were
about steady. The shipping demand was slow, the
East requiring impossible guarantees a. 70 grade
The changes IN oats were IS nninportant a. IN
wheat and corn. The market closed about Where
It did yestsrday-May 34akc and the July nAc- Re-
ceipts were - cars; the estimate for tomorrow
6a Shippers said that there was some improve
ment in the bidding from the East, and ths West
is responding poorly TO BIDS from hare. The
cash market was rs higher. There was no sign
OF any tzporfnnt interest In the market
Thsre vas further recovery IN provisions. pork
closing H5sc to 800 yesterday; rios, 121zc 60
ISc over. and lard ~ to I0c Armour was
credited With buying y5ba CudRhy with bnying
pork Ths sstreng.h was helpee By estimates
showing further decreases tn the small stocks.
There was qufte an active cash demand for ribs
and lard. The packing West Cor the week was
aAeA hssA ssGlearSa wi1h sesss iAst Ssass
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
American MaltingCO
REORGANIZATION.

REORGANIZATION.
New York. March Tn. 1908
TO THE BONDHOLDERS AND STOCKHOLM
ERs OF THE AMERICAN MALTING COM
PANYt
The undersigned, appointed q Committee for the pur-
pose have prepared q Agreement for the re
organization of Mating Company or tho
capitalization which has the approval
Of the Board s supported by the holders
Of large amounts bonds and stock OF said Com
psny.
In Order to Share in the Benefits Of
Such Plan,
s,okhoders are required surrender their stock IN
chsnKe for engraved certificates. the De-
postary named Plan namely. The Standard Trust
Company Of New York ONCE, No. Is Broad Street
New York City, on before April 4th. 1908.
BondhoIders are required. when notified TO present
their bonds to Deposary be stamped asserting
and In order to notification should forthwith
communicate to Secretary Of the Committee their Ad-
dresses with the number Of bonds held by them re-
spectivey.
Copes Of the Plan may be obtained application
TO the Deposary Office, will be mailed to
any bondhodsr sending his address 20 the
Secretary Lous Lee Stanton, Is Broad
Street New York.
FREDERICK UHLHfANN. Chairman.
TEMPLE BOWDOIN,
JOHN G. JENKINS,
WALTER G.. OAKMAN.
srKPsoN TEACHER BARNUM & BARTLETT. coun-
3 Broad Street New York.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York by the grace q Cod FREE and iEdsRsntsnt 70
v.rooa schulz SChuZ SeroniSA SchaE Philip
singer ErharI BissingeE karolne Lang Yeronka Koch
n5ss T5der Fahard Bssrgsr. Julia BiSSingsr ErhaTd
ITGasr F7ean0r HEfer The German Society OF the city OS
New York individually, and trustee for Erhard Bissn
for HOher, The German
80 Tignensary OF New York. The Metropoli-
- Museum Of all interested
sstats or Philip Bissinger, late Of the County
work creditors. legateeSs next OF Kin
oheyse greeting You and each OF you are hereby
cited required personally 70 b ana appear oe[ore our
Srogsta OF the County New York the SurroZRtes
Court Of said county held the County Court House
of the 2Eth day OF April. 1903
a. halrpast the forenoon OF that day then
nd there 10 judicial settlement OF the
or pr0ceedings Of George Mose and Charles Augustus
VusfIfch as OF the last VIII and Testament
f aid deceased such Of hereby cited.
uoJer the of years. required
by guardian IL have one, or II have
none 10 appear apply be appointed.
neglect failure 10 do guardian
aIl be appointed the Surrogate and
proceeding. In testimony whereof,
Seal OF the SurogateS Court Of the said Cun
~ on New be hereunto af1xed- Witness, Hon
FRANK T FITZGERALD. a Surrogate OF O.
County. County OF New York. the 18th
L ST. February. the year of Lord
thousand nine hundred three.
J. FAIRFAX McLAUGHL4IN,
Clerk Of SUrrOKatsS' Court.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20

Ths approximate amount ~ the lien charge 20
satisfy which the Rbove-descrbrd property i 70 be sold
is thereon from the l4th day OF
February. 1903. together with costs and allowances
amounting February 2Dths
with the expenses CT the sale The sp-
proxmae OF assessments. other HsnHs
which allowed or rhe puE-
chase money paid by the Referee IS $3.50 and in
teTpst.
WILLIAM y. INGRAM, Rsferes-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
Financial.
TO HOLDERS OF
Fort Worth, Tex, Bonds

The undersigned Committee, representing
holders of past due Fort Worth interest
Coupons, has to announce an arrangement
between the City and the Committee whereby
the Committee is enabled to cash said coupons.
Bondholders not now parties to the bond
holders agreement may take advantage of
this arrangement by promptly communicating
with the Secretary of the Bondholders' Com
mittee at 40 Wall Street, New York City.
CHAs. g. FAIRCHILD, Chairman.
JOHN d. HOWARD,
JAMES A. BLAIR.
J. L. GRANDIN.
JOHN w. HERBERT.
JOHN w. EDMTNSON,
n. w. HALSEY.
N. I. MTRIcK. Secretary. 20 Wall St. n T.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
Foreclosure Sales.
IEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY
OF New York-Gertrude c. Wright. PLAINTIFF. rERinse
Frank S. BIaney al. Defendants.
In a Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sal8s
du mi entered IN the sboye-entltled acRloa,
bearing the 2oth day Of February 1898 me under
signed the judgment named will sell nc
Public Auction the Real Estate Salearoom,
No i'll Broadway in the Borough OF Manhattan City oe
New YORK on he 18th March. 1903 q O'Clock
noon on that day Philip A. Smyth. Auct0nser thS
directed by said judgment 70 be sod and therein
described ) follows:
An that certain lot piece parcel with tha
building thereon erected situate. lying and being u the
Twenty-th!rd Ward OF said City o. New YORK Bronx
beginning the intersection OF the SoUHeFY
side OF Hundred and Sixtyeighth Street With Tbs
Of Road; running thence SouheTty
along Westerly Boston Road to point Hety
feet and inches OF One Hundred
and Sfxy-eighth Westerly and parallel
wit and Sixty-eiGhth Street one hundred
feet thence Northerly and parallel with Boston Road
hftv-to feet inches Eastery along thS
StutherIy side OF Sl1y-eiShth strsse
to the point place % beginning
Dated, New York March 5tE. 1903
WILLIAM -. MGR AN. Referee
WILLIAM g MILLS, Attorney Plaintiff GloysTsyius
New York.
The following is gram OF 'he property n be solf
as described above the number oenS llS7 Boston
Road
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
RHODE ISLAND.

WATCH HILL, r. I.
Is only hours from New York from Boston; Go1 all
ington Long distance telephone.
telephone lines Misquamcut Golf Links OF the best
country absolutely safe bathing. deep hshlng
boating sailing roads, unlimited supply OF
pUre spring water under good pressure. - =. .oo
Can offer furnished cottages to rent for Sioo 70 SoU
season; also. Pleasant View, Weekapaug formerly
Noyes' Beach, Quonocontaug from $3.50 TO $500
FRANK W. COY, Real Estate Agent westerly. X l:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
Spring Resorts.
VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS,

sS0O FEET ELEvATION-oPEN ALL TIE YEAR,
Incompatible Spring Summer Gnd Fall Climate.
Magnificent Mountain Surroundings
NEW HOMESTEAD AND COTTAGES.
Patronags Of the highest class Long distance phone
Ia each room Brokers once with direct n. Z Wire'
Most curative waters known for rheumatism gout obesity
and nervous troubles All baths from natural lowing no
water. New clubhouse, with squash COURT IounginG
rooms case ping tables etc Coli ana all OUTDOOR
pastimes. Flrst-claEs livery.
Pullman Compartment Car on Chesapeake Ohio F. r
v. Limited, leaving New York 4:55 P. N. Exeursion
tickets o. Office S62 Broadway AND ofices Penna
r. R. address FRED. STERRY. Mgr. Hot Springs. Va.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
Proposals.

II S. ENGINEER OFFICE, ARMY BUILD
- ing New York March 20. 1e03.-Sealed proDosaAa
for furnishing and delivering Cement ana Broken Stnne
AZ Fort WadTworth N Y, VIII De received here ansu
Il NJ April 1905 then publicly opSnsd. Infornaa-
tion on application. W. L. MARSHALL Major. Engrs.
JY s. ENGINEER OFFICE. ARMY BUILD
- fnx New York Mach 10 i0o3.-Ssalsd propoaaiv
dredging in RutternHk Channel and In aoWaa1a
f~re~k New Harbor will BE- received uaal NJ
n April 30 1908, then publicly opened. EnenrwaAn1
a RnpIicatioo. ". L GARSHAL1A NajoS, EnKrAN
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Frank T, Fitzgerald, Q Surrogate Of the County oe
New YORK notice Is hereby given TO all persons having
Blumenfha late OF tbs county oS
New YORK deceased, present the same with vouchers
subscriber his place oS aneAcfing ooS
~ Al the once Of Stern RuShmcsa No % Wan
street In Borough Of Manhattan city Of New Iosk
an or hafore the eighth day OF June next -
Dated New York The 23th day q Noysmesf looA
STERN q RUSHAoRE. Attorney! 70. .Exeoytor' % Wan
street Eo4opgn eS &AnhattAaL N&R xor1 Cacs
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20

- ords- of Hon Abner c. Thomas, a Surrogate OF the
County of York, notice Is hereby given 10 all
SinS ciams against J. Nelson Low, County
He YORK sed, present the with vouchers
thereof the subscrper az MS pe OF uansacnG o1sl
m Rroaa street In of New York before
so, Ssv Of June next Dated New York. 23d VI
December. 19OZ ,osr,r - ouy So.
UNDERWOOD VAN WORST HoYT. Attorneys for
Exscutor, Is Broad Street. New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Abner G. Thomas. Surrogate oc the County OF New
ror tra is hereby given all persons having claims
AGAINST SiEmund Weignor. late Of the County OF New
the same with vouchers theTeot
70 the subscriber his place OF tEansaeng business at
FeuianIn f. Foster No. 81 Nassau street,
~ ,ba Citv of New York before the first OF
september 1903 Dated New York the Zth day OF
ADOLPH MEIGNER. Executor.
pI3SJE NIN F. FOSTER. Attorney, 81 Nassau St. Nc"
York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. surTogats Of the county & OK
claims against g. McCreer late OF the County o.
Nsu YORK DECEASED present the with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber at hls place OF uahsacts
hIsinesa the office William G. Orr, No 81 Chambers
S1aT IN the BOrI Lgh Manhattan. City OF New York.
on or before the day OF August next oo
dated New York, 10Th day OF January, 1tu3
D0NeO ->~ Henry FORBES MCCREERY, Executor
ORR Attorney for Executor, 81 Chambers
" Strear Borough Of Manhattan New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
AMERICAN TELEPHOEE AND TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.
TO THE sTocKHoLDERs: .xu-, -.~-I>x--~

a DvERTTsEAEHTe and sanscEiDtsOas s0r 1as 1faesns
- s'sAsee M. III 6a0xBwAY.
AdveFssDehts WIll be renstvSd at tAs toeWaee osea
n6le0s "a reRuaF osce ustl oGQck y. .s Wa
20 gthsaYs- g ScE 49,; g.; ~ sc:
f9ssa u en1 ek eses; - west 5389ksse1 80
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
THE REVERE,
THE ROMAN,

Park Place Beach. OPP City Park Atlantic City N
Fnest location Superior accommodations Every coor
and convenience Special Spring :ates. JAMES NJ MooE
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20

St Charles Place and Beach. Atlantic City N J. High
NN0-0 ~ -' H B. WIMJEY.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
DiUidend Notices.

NEW YORK CENTRAL. & HUDSON RIVER RAIL
ROAD CO. -
Once of the Treasurer, York, March 10th, 1905
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
Il cornpany has declared q dividend Of ONE AND
oNE-oUIRTER PER CENT. on its capital stock. pay
able at this office 18th day OF April next, to
stockholders Of record at the close of business on satu
For the purpose annual election Of Directors
thIs Company which will be held the 18TH Gay OF
April transfer books will be closed at II M on
Saturday March 2sth and reopened 10 o'clock A. NJ.
on Thursday. April 18th next - ..
DETROIT UNITED RAILWAY.
Detroit, Mich. Feb. 25th 1903.
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
l. Of ONE PER CENT. on the capital stock of this
Company has been declared. payable April lst, 1908
mailed stockholders OF record, payable
at the once Kean. Van Cortlaudt Co.. % Nassau
Street New York
transfer books will closed Saturday. March 2lst
1905 IL o'clock noon will be reopened Thursday
Np''' O1 ~' ~ G. H Russell. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
HOTEL GLADSTONE, Atlantic City, n. J

Directly 'front.' in finest location new ana
strictly high class Sea water in all baths running
in rooms sun parIors overlooking etc. etc Specia
Spring rates Booklet Coach meets trains. N COLLINS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20

18th Street.
TIL. sporoxIuate charge t. satisfy
which the described property is to be sod s
s1I thereon from the 18th day OF
TGacer1ber with costs and alo~ances
an7ontfnz to SlOT 20 with February 1Sth
To09 tOpeFber Will rha expenses the sale
Dated New York, February 9th. 1908
GEORGE 4 HAILSFsT, Rsferes-
STEPHEN ". COLLINS. Plaintiffs Atty. 50 Wall
Etreet y \. CITY.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

YORK c. Norton. Plaintiff against Edith =
Vray and others, Defendants-in pursuance OF a Ju1s
uent OF Foreclosure Sale, duly made and entered In
Tho aboveentted bearing the lgth day %
February undersigned the Referee IN SAID
Judgment named Public Auction at the New
York Real Estate Saissroom, No Ill Broadway IN tbs
BOROUGH Manhattan, city OF New York. on the %4tn
OF 1908. IL O'Clock that DAY. ~
Herbert sherman. AurtIoneHr, the premises directed
10 therein described FOL
piece parcel OF land 51tuate
Iyfng and being in Nineteenth Ward Of the city ok
New described follows. TO Wtts
beginning at point N0rtherly side OF seventy
ffth Street distant hundred and fifty O50 fees
Westerly the NOrhwestery corner OF SsyentynLth
and running thence NortnsrIy
Wit hundred and Two C.V-D
fnchey TO line OF the block ns-
Seyeutv-ffth SaventysiEth Streets: thence
westerly along OF the block, sixteen uD
thence again parallel with said
Avenue rart the wPy through the centre OF party
wall one hundred and two O2) feet two % inches 70
the NnrtherIy side OF Seventyhfth street snT 5nen9
side Seventyffth Street.
sixteen (I6D feet the point OF place or beginning
GEORGE A HAISEY, Referee.
STEPHEN w COLLINS. Attorney for Plaintiff, 50
Wall OF Mani City Of New York
following diagram OF the property To os 500
described above the street NUMBER oeinB ~ EAST O1
Lrsst st. og NeEZ
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
THE HOLMHURST,
HOTEL STRAND,

ATLANTIC CITY, n J. c.. -.,.-
front Fireproof Sea water
baths Every comfort convenience for winter and
spring guests all trains. Representative 2S
%'h ave. hnON' ''70 FAIRBAIRN & WILLIAMS.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

u..,, n Et,z9ersId a Surrogate OF the County OF
New ynrn notice is hereby given TO all persons having
Claims against Lewis A Abbott lats OF ne County OF
thereof to the subscriber his place OF ansacting bust
'ba oFse OF Geo. Brownell No. 81 CortlAnde
sree in T the city Of New York or before the 2SA
o" sf.d S W Nv York the goth day Of Eoysmber 1902
GEO r. BROWEELL. LEWIS l. Ab6OlI.
Attorney for Adnlnistrato r-,, Aom4nisef&tor'
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
For Boys and Young Men-Country.

NTAPLEwooD. ConcordviIle, Pa $22& Ials a1ELAsa e
vi wesleyan Instructors Wakes up ooJS .
duties OF life. No ~obacco. J. sHORTLIDGE. Prn-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE.

stoae Iron ana Slate Construction Atlantic City 8
newest hotel in all baths. Telephones IN
rooms Music service other modern hotel con-
'enieN'V'' HO'A DO' JOSIAH WHITE SONS.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
TN pTRsUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Frank T Fitzgerald, surrogats Gs the County Of
cIsfm. aHaInst Daniel B. C0e late Of the County OF
SaL ROrough Of Manhattan deceased, present
Vim vouchers the subscribers their
~ ,ransartIng business No. ESQ BroadH Room
k in the Cty of New York. before tn" Soth day Of
March or.L -. =. Co,,or-Lo-
GE;ISSE, NELLIE EAecutricea-
~ T. Rsed Attorneys for Exscutrces. 2So Broadway,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
THE DUNLOP,

ATLANTIC CITY, N J.
On ocean front and adjoining the famous Boardwa1k
w fsut OF brick and iron. European plan.
gea water baths attached to suites; also public
Excellent cafe. Booklet.
ROBERT 7. DUNLOP.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
THE NEW CLARENDON,
THE R1TTENHOUsE,

v.rxfnia-ave near Beach and Steel Pier. Atlantic g
~ = Omen All the year. Attractive Winter house WI
for terms II. D. NEEMAN. Owner and Proprieto
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
m PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

N PURSUANCE O1 n. 01'O1.1s OI I.0-'.
Nav. Sork notice is hereby given to all persons having
a,rst Daniel l.. Ebbets late Of the County
Sew YORK deceased. present the same with vouchers
bns9e.s the ONCE of Carrington Pierce No. l15
ISS- Iorough Manhattan. In the City New
Sroad"aS; HOl HSsS"Te the 18Th day Of August next
1GIH; On " =. Ycrk the OF February, 1908.
O@'eo ->e" RITA w. DE woe.
Administrative with the will annexed
r.yprNrToN & PIERCE. Attys for Administers triI,
lis Bro&dway. N Y Clty
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
THE ST. CHARLES,

M
NOW OPEN
private baths and fresh water shower attsch-
rnentG etc, Modern and complete.
NEWLIN HAINES,
formerly Of the Chalfonts.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
THE SEASIDE HOUSE,

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
Remains throughout the year Every known coln-
fort and for Winter guests Golf privileges
Running water in bedrooms - x,o--x ~
d. 8 WHITE President
The Savannah morning news., 1903-10-12
JACKSON g. GUTMAN, Agents for Butterick Patterns.
ARMY OF CUMBERLAND
PLANS A REUNION.
To Gather in Washington 10 Dedi-
cation of sherman statue.

Washington, Oct 1.-THE officers OF
the Society of the Army of the Cum
berland now in Washington have COM
pleted their arrangements for their
thirty -f1rst annual reunion, and for
their participation in the dedication of
the Sherman statue.
Like the societies of the armies of
the Potomac and the Ohio, this society
is assembling here upon the invitation
of the Society of the Army of the
NJ. Dodge, is the directing society in
the dedication ceremonies.
A president IL to be elected vice
Cen Stanley, deceased. The former
presidents of the society have been
Gen. George Fl. Thomas, Gen. Rose
Grams Twice elected), Gen. Sheridan
and until his death Gen. Stanley.
Its business meetings will occupy the
day of Wednesday. Its public exercises
will be held the evening of that day,
for which a notable programme has
been arranged. The regular historical
grafton will be by Gen. Gates p.
Thurston of Nashville, after which the
following speakers will occupy short
time each pt
Lieut.. Gen. Young, Lieut.. Gen.
Schofield, Maj. Gen Brooke, Maj.
Gen. James H. Wilson, Maj. Gen. Cor
bin, Mai. Gen. Dodge, Hon. David y.
Henderson, Hon James r. Garfield.
Justice Harlan and Maj. Gen. Howard.
A war time poem by Secretary John
Hay will be read by Gen. John TIVE
dale.