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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per yorih X DER. yes.Ls All 4diiroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-Fsr Rrazii good. the market ava s ui.
,,n,nal. The wilder styles were easy SAFES
ss ms ara aso $50 bags Porto Caiello l,236 bags
% o0I ,aR. washed do, and SI4 hays Bncaranango
~" nriTate terms. Lutte interest was taken 10 tlr spren
w he tone The sales reached OILY
ce $50 b. IS while closing quotations ina'ci nrS o
90 : an noin. for the sav lanuar 953rHc5; fclriarv
soosV P"'" March 10 ,joplh7o: APRIL lO5nd 1888;
NAV To- asa 1910; Jun-. 20 July V.-o@-so
A,,ust 81 n a7U; septenber 95' $3.50 octoser 3D.
9S9' November. pjGd9.l5 December. 800 Sto5 Inc
~ ,ctuai different months were January
~ y 90 Ts rmary o65NqG 5; March, luS0d lo6o
Ann 10 40; May 10. 90 IT, 50; June los
Ia III. Juy lnUOd9-5. August. =. H9 ~ on tmoer
g70da.5n: October. 96Dd9.oJ' November. o''o"''o
pecemoe 500 mutations were reduced &c, hut with
tho d.morsz- CO OF the speculative m1rk.t thoie
VI. ,,I Saee 1919 bales Tho port receipts 70
Tav aggregated bales conpsrins win "oz hslr INC
7OI bales Tor tho corresponding
asv ,st wear since september Uhe beginning OF tr
YEAR Tie receipts have AGGREGATED t'Ii"'o o~e' "k
~ for the time last season. ,,,a-..a..
Quotations btssI On the American S'-n"N" VI S
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Hen publications.
MIR. HENRY T. FINCK'S WORK
LOVE AND BEAUTY.

"Romantic Love and Per Romantic Love and FER
sonal Beauty" is IT, ROMANTIC sonal Beauty IN
II. IN AZ n not fitted to preuos alluring title - tNewfoA
se.s one In favor OF . book Mail and Express
70. 81. sn.c,a,or Is certainly TO be regard
II Romantic Love" at cd as one OF 'ho '"'"~' "
tain. the success which LOVE tributous to the his
". predict for I. Fink tory OF nan.-h W. Ooh"'
will have done more thaa in Science
.,ther rvndsu or Huxley would be unfair not 10
ward popuarizing sceRoe recognize cor Wiy 'no S"~
To large public it AND Ing breadth OF his ois
will he OF cussion its wealth. ana apo
ful practical hints profound scncss Of Illustration inc
philosophy and aesthetic and formidable strength OIL s
moral rsaection.-[The Epoch cumulative evsncothe W"
He can only fun. PERSONAL and h"mor Ao'
and that OF the coar,et kin strong aoundant OK
too frequently H. IL H.. In hioitel Throughout H. anu
60. the shrewdness which char.
tits written virgnibus puer acierzes many IL no' o'
isqus-INew-York Ma BEAUTY. OF the conciu''0H~
A.. -lNewYerk Tribune.
49, ua.,,on NAV he There 10 Nothing IN it from
cong ratulaed having secured beginning 70 e"u % '
work which ought TO command not Oe read ~o"" WIN p
N enormous audience; for BY prize" IN ''e i'""'
not only will the generality OF orcle before room IN" Vi
NAOMI. Rad II for it's sake budding dAnses-lNo"
but I should expect novelists to York News J.,
s,udv t profoundly measure The entire sup'c' Is
OF professional cult. HENRY T. FlNCK. treae' VIII"
rJuIian Hawthorne In refinement o. decacy ths'
,.,,aon uooax,na II entirely free from any
thing IKE impurlty OF
though ndclicAcy OF al
lusion.-l Christian Union.
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11ur srocK M.nKhrs nY rELEaRApa.

,-,y,ro March 5-~Gvir-ttscsiDts "a nour, wsrs
100 80, rnfa far thus tar 1000
l2s hsa consigned through ~ 81 OF
- ysy ynrs: on sal, 10 market aud
800 higher Common Fair - 6Odsi 80 Good to Choice
.,1 81 io on; steer - l0d - Gov, and
Isrer. "a 9iai7b Bulls s3 - ass Sockers and Feed
s,a bo Mich Cows SIS ~; Voss 50 Z5s u oh all
offerings takon. -. .... $3.50. y mn -. w., o..
re.s Inn. r 10 OOs For sanc ums last 10 Gao
he,n Con.i.pei through. q oars Of which 10 New
Y"rs S car. aivancsd loo 1nferor
Pair ~ ~ so Good To Choice 80 foG ~ % Extra AT
So j amDs strong ordinary n Choice - 90 ~ J0i Extra
81 al d. al offerings taken n s,o A.,
Hogs-Rsseipts - hours w.rs esSo h.at Total iss
wssx TIM, lar For sa@e time last u 262
head Csnsgasi rvagh 80 cars 50 OF winch To NswYsrG
81 cars ur ssst market lower Iignt PEs 50 Oo13 20
Mixed PIGS aud Light ysrser'; 81 23sse 90 Rejected
Yorker. s. as as SOL Selected Medium weight. 5, 13
S. rs: selected avy Ends - ooo5 25 stags s. 75SsA
market closed steady all offerings tak-n
CaioAso Uaipn st,ox YTt, March s-Ths Drsrsrs'
Jo,Iyuat reporta ReoeDts tu" hssfi shipmonu
% heat market strong sto.rs IS ooosS 90 stocksrs
snJ F.eiers So Cows Bulls AMI Mixed 81 10
sS sO Tex a. steers IS 000H 90 o.
,Jogshoosibts 1900 heAdi shipments 1000 head Mar
rsi strong HIsa 81 lO6sb 35 Heavy IS soosS b7S
Light - COS bes, ali 1000 hsad Market
strong Natives - 1898 5G western - 600 oO
Tain. $3.50 05 90. Lsmbs IS % DS5 a. -
ar Louis Marin s. calhs- ocso. looo head SNIP.
ments i 500, market actve Choice Heavy NATIVE
Steers 81 50 SSs ~ FAR 70 Good NAavs Steers ~ 7os
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Cood TO Prm- 80 10 go 40 snu
the avarage estimate Mt - 81
REVIEW OF TIL f. WEEK-Wedne sday's MARKET Opener
active and higher for Bectcs Of all dscI lons p
AZ cars came late and soil a. eaSc prices WIN u ca'
Ia carry over The light supply Of Friday gave the ma
k,t finer than the close on wednesday, Out "uo
was slow aud clearance barely possible. =, 49, =.
British markets showed r1o rial change IN tone Ur
nrice Refrigerated Beef SLOW at 1-2aHc ahn ws
lest American Live Cattle were quoted as hlgh a. ~
10 De- estimated dressed weight very lew exceeded ~.
Live Calves ruled steady up to Ihursdy closing "cah
on that day and declining f2c per n on Friday. :,
sheen AMI Lambs continued IN moderate supply and sofa
at strong prices There slight decline on ihusudS
hut the market recovered Friday and the pens "cre
cleared on SATURDAY at full prices
Sheep a the range OF sac per n; and fearhhg
Lambs at cal 3fc. o.,. ana .o-
Hogs we're arm on moderate receipts only one car
ohio pcs offered Ia this market Ihey sou AT 20 ~
UEf NFS.-f,ecelpts yesterday and TO-DAY we're 80
cara of 332 head Al direct 10 East side slaughter
bouscs25 cars AZ Slxethst Of which 80 cars were Tor
civ slaugherers at Jersey City, all for the
VITA cars held the total offerings were 81 carloads
hu a. rars over road DELAYED and sir eged
IN 10 ~ o'clock. Prices ru oil hrn and Common
and Nahum sold l5c higher than on FRIDAY Wns
Coo 10 Choice ,woi quotable avtncs trade was
soy m OF the late arrivals ami Tree clearnce was
not IooL I'D All the Cattle would havo boon soln
readily n ysrded early In the morn ng 49, M
ordinary Prime steers soil AZ - z10Sp % ann inc esq
earoad Of Starchcd At IS 20 Balls soit At :! SO 10
Ste Dry Cows al 90 AMI few OH Oxen at t4Io
SHIPMENTS loo quarters OF Beer IN inc "is
consin t-. W. tia md sheen nd Dros ed
Ref and Mutton al a lolowsi
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HE SITE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE March b-Cotton dali MtidIns loh alo'-c
Floar was steady. Howard street an western saper.
an. 81 81 o. IS IS 0'bJ D. FAnlr 10 - %
30 Citv Mil. SuD-rnne - STA go Extrt do So % 10
40 RIO Bran 81 1919 % PltaO'cO FAMILY - 10 40 SUI
nsrlatvs Patent 80 wheit-southern hrm RED so
spot al sS9Ssll DO Tor March at $50 askei
a. Nav OIL esls.c. Corn-SOuthern quiet White 90 q
sic yellow 50 e5jc; Western higher Mixed spot o4S9
S5c do Ior March o4isc bli do for May oIt12a PC
oar. wcrs quiri. Southern $50 100; western nlLo
tOs4lo Western Mirsi 37d 39c. Pesnsyvania S6 e4Oe
err si3OOo4 Provisions steady; Ness PORK so 10
gnlkmeats shoulders ant Ct,T RIO Sides packed
,gSAo }ac0n--honlders 9s5 &c Cleir Rib sides $40
Hams l2.c Lard refined sac Butter steady Western
pacged lsa22c Cr-hnorv 2JU &c Eggs 100 &c Llmea
do IOdl2c Petroleum strsiv-K refined Is.c Sonss
dnL ordinary 10 faif i4ss 20 su i,n
steair soft 6l.c. Copper refined arm AZ 10 q Zoe ;
.saner-Cotton Flour sacks per ton IS s o hs.s
lI.L Recripts-tIopr 1888 obs Whsat inovv ,m-
corn A. 700 1900 bush snip No rm.t
7O27 bSis. Corn o. 700 bush Salos-"ho- 'o'''o '
Corn 1880 bush. .,. A.
PurFlto March 6-whest-No ] Hard quiet OuS hrnn;
saIes z 500 bush g0s.c No HarS No,the'n rT9u n
du ChicaGo Aay NO Nor,heIm gpt ~ No EaI
NJ ehigsn ole so White Michigan VIZ. NO n ser oeo
on trick Corn steady and closed strons ant higher
10 Yellow 5sc: No Yellow 81 2 &c; NO ol 2cj 10.
sTc oats were stronger; No Whte ~ oo4c'
% = White 81 .c. Mixed 3bhsbo '9c Harley
.tronr go l ssd at 94c No canada III y-c:
~ ~. Suiei bnt .teaiy-Best Patent Spring 81 q q
Rest Iatent Winter 81 % - 30 per bbl In carp d
i,s Nlllfsei nrrr-wuter Bran $40 20; Spring Slg CO.
raco,,ts- Wheat 1000 bush. earn 1000 bush snip:
n..t.-Wneaf 900 bush Cora 900 bush. Oats 300
hnsh Barley 10 900 bush.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

,oprpr EMMETT A Tragedy Of Irish History. ~
JOSEPH I. c. CLARKE l2ms. PIP ls4 VIZ, sa. 10
New-Ysrk and London q. T. Putnam Ate
Il il probable that while lac was oo'npoS'ns ". -,
pdece the author Of il had IN MS m,"u 49, .,d
sct;on Int ne did not convey this to his sceeS anu
~ Ian guage and therefore if the piece were ever
=. 10 -, unon the stage il would produce 'he
.r.o, q, a series of pictures and not the enect oi
L.. Tn act first several persons, lncluohs
pohert Emmett and Sarah Curran, meet CON
,o,se and mart in a drawing room, IN Duoi'n' -
C sbow-, that Robert and Sarah are lovers anu
-. .,,a, Sarah ia beloved by Godfrey Delaney
-. ,ho lady does not favor and by whom
pohe,+ is dislikcd Nothing is done by ANYBODY
Tho only incident is the singing OF one OF Moores
,ne,odies which Sarah Marbles at the reques' VI
Robert In act second, three years mter-anu'
rrcsnmablv the courtship still In progress
various persons confer in the streets OF Duoilh'
knave named Fleming undertakes to help Deianey
a. not Sarah and to ruin Robert; and rebellion
Of the Irish led by Robert, Is manifested oy 'wo
ro,evs OF musketry, one fred by the visible In
surgents, the other by invisible red-coats. Ihs
e tho first picture In act third the instruction
having been quelled and its leader having escapeo
70 n rebel camp near the Wicklow Mountains
Flaming is shown as the bearer of a letter from
Sarah 70 Robert begging that he viii save hlmsen
from neril and not keep his promise to come 70
her. Fleming has trusted to this as an expeo!en'
IN lure Emmett back to Dublin ROBERT iai,s
into this incredible trap and declares tha' ne WI
return. This is the second picture. In act iour'h
,he lovers meet in garden and Rooert Is pe.
travcd and arrested-a third picture, ana one oi
the most ancient and hackneyed that are KNOWN W
the stage. In act fifth Robert Emmett arra'gheu
before Lord Norbury is shown and heard III 'he
delivery of his well-known ELUSIVE, 1anauca' anu
sophomorical harangue, avouching ana e&ui'i"s
IN his reasonable effort to effect by force OF arms
"a total separation of Great Britain and lreiana
--tbe crime attended with blood-sbed, Tor WHICH,
rndar The laws of his country, he suffered death
This is the fourth picture and this upon the s'ase
would show a courtroom, the parties TO 'rai'
and the SPECTATORS and would give occasion Ioi
that aorid defamation which pleases schooi-ooys
Tn act sixth Fleming, faithess SON. OF Ireland
is shown as the presumptive hangman OF huiiic.
and finally Robert, having parted with SARAH
disnlaved in an attitude of dignity, On his way u
the gallows.
All the persons introduced in the piece OF wnon
there are TWENTY-FIVE, speak alike-that arts'l'
discrimination between characters which Is essen
nal to a play having been restricted W Ni'
authors mind and not conveyed to his page.
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r,-popEAy PRODUCE MARKETS.

1oxnoy Mar6-4 D. m.-Produce-Linseed Caks. .o, OF
nav ;op ior e;tern Lnseed OIL lSs Cd per cwt spirits
OF Turpeptins 28s. ST. per cwt IT, "a Albanian.
iIyysrooI Mar $3.50 m.-Beef. PORK Hams , am
paron In NOR dfmsnd. Cheese-Tn poor demand.
All RosinF In poor demand sprs OF Turpsntnonp.
boa Cd The demand poor Lard. spot ana 80
poor demand wheat AMI Flour-in poor demsn nat anil
az 4. Ti DO Narcs Apr May, dull at 4s I'd hops
az fsndon Ms W. York State-The demand 10 iair.
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&xrErsfonS.
MEXICAN INTERNATIONAL RAILROAD
III. &. Post Office address, Eagle Pass, Tens.

(U g. stomce address, Eagle Pass. Tesss).
SHORT ROUTE TO THE INTERIOR OF MEXICO.
Commencing the First OF March. issa
On arrival OF the Southern Pacific passenger trains
Eagle Pass Texas. connection VIII be maze WIN tn1
trains u Mexican International haiiroao
leaving Piedras Negras daily at D. ~ ior sauna MoH
coya Jaral Pals and arriving 81 Iorfcon ~ - ~.
Al Torreon will be secured WIN
trains OF the Central H. r. going SCUM ~ o0
p. m. An ,o.,,o To-,eon ~ n
A. M after arrival OF tho Mexican central psssenso{
trains from tie SOUTH arriving at Piediss Negrss -
a. m and connecting at Eagle Pass Win the oouth"f"
Pacific leaving there at 3 q.
Meals will be served at Piedras Negras, mohcio'e'
Jaral and Torreon at convenient hours ,c.,..
Rosa at ia roieran sstlio at Jars with Psrrss
Pas. The city OF Durango is about $50 miles SOUTH
west Of ToTrcOn. -. .u.,,u.uu.
In due time coupon tickets Will be Issued and through
billing will be made at all prominent points
A through line OF seepers VIII be operated between
Commencement such service will be announced hero
after. -, - -. A., A.. .1.,..-.o...
OF the public to passenger freight telegraph and ex-
The standard time will be OF the City Of Mexico.
which Is 80 minutes slower than Central or New
Orleans time . ,,u,. uo,.,.,
freight and passenger AGENT r. Hagley, trsnc sgen
s S s 81 assco su5 genera S o:
san fI'"'''O' ~ L. NJ. JOHNSON.
General Manager.
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c.ys5 RS, ',Tg Sc d 5@% 40 sss ss'
40 s go S a. 40 80 - p Koauasy i.2G ssa
n g o5 chico d. ls,o r. al ,a sas i2 81 TO-
i22s H. 1910 1910 NJ a. s. go II ao 1899 p a.
h al 80 50 to So a. DO 1850 TO- at So lido. 1850 d.
= 20 Mspher.on, II steer. 1892 at $500 do
100 H. at IS 81 lodo 1881 ID. a. 3 20 DO ~ TO- At
DO 1909 D. at 81 do l2j9 at 81 90 10 DO 100 10
sc 4 40 20 H. 3d. = do loS D. io55 d.
Il Z so.ou,h 90 Chicago sser zee ~ at 81 so' 20
= i22s r a, s. ny. ~ DO
e DEEM aSi is7 3 at liSS Bulls hoo
e SMs.ss sag 2'7 sa 80 Ss week.
demand T the sioSs oui
fell "a &c per b. . 70 T Va 100 'R
DO iS2 s ii &c. TO- ii n 2ed. lis 10. at 7'.o'
Ego 0tls 90 veas ~ 10 at Sc 81 TO- 1'l 49, at 7Ac'
M H. Mu len: Al veas ls2 10, at &c ID DO 2' 70. at
~ aS S a a vea 10 n at &c. IA DO 1913 D.
eac do is. lei do 1873 ID at nc lob do 40 To-
dseneee,E Ig 91s % ysal' 1T n a'7+'' 80 49, 40
IT ~ rliccck veaIs 1873 ~ at 7eso per NJ
,.,a cas- ASn eS anS n car. at CIV
ruled very r and ahoush trade Tas no
Obituary Prime snsp sold eGc clc car cas,Gs a,
lambs from 6Se To 7'c aud carloads OF very hne
osi sou ~ o, 81 Sheep %
s. so ~ onto DO 20 D. at 37a 70 do Jog o. a. 81 7oi
ienbace Iewsy p sste sheep az D. a. Il "a ~ :,
Al s. 81 do 20 b. AT 81 g q 60 90 ~ 10 Al 20 81
Lambs. IS'2 - 90 ID AZ D. f"' A"'
Western 90 100 d. al g. Ia ,.. ,o- D.,
b n arlington 800 OHIO sheep 100 70. at s6 ~ .o
100 ~ 62ei ~ Territory 90 ~ H. at go 90 no
at IS JG 81 do IS b. % 25 81 state Iambs 80 d. At
s6s7L ~ TO- II 10 at 40 4O ia d. u 10 at 81 2O5 40
GSb al ~ 80; 80 do IS %. 81 z5 All Do - a. ~ 81 u
Az n NJ az ~ 80 ~ Ohio do 10 b. at 81 l2la 22O
M lchigan de- 10 %. Al n 81. 90, a. ,se,o
EveritI . PIlcock 1877 state Sheer. lOl 10 AZ - 90 .
IIu ne Mullen 81 state sheep 10 ~ at - 20 81 40
1903 At IS 55 II sats Lamb. ga ~ 80 o.: ,oe,o
Gllett; ~ OHIO Sheen, - ID. At 20 y; lIo
e0 D. So so; 80 DO 81 ID At 90 o. Western 10 20 o.
al ~ 1874 Missouri DO ~ TO- at SO 10; IS5 estern
I,n5. g. 10 Al LAMBS 06la m al 81 500 l'S
ina q mex liam 1875 Pennsyvania sheep lO9 a. at
81 65 ~ Penn. ylvanis Lambs So 10. at 81 -. 80 o..
sherman & culver 2OS Michigan esp 80 10 M - oO !
lS5 do SO d. at ST 5O 2l8 Michigan LAMBS - o. at - 90
f. Sadler & 202 ohio sheep. II TO- 40 40 ZoE 40
100 H. at s6 $40 Western DO 100 10. at 81 AZ; lOl ONO
ToGs-Tccrlpts 50 cars Of 9o97 heal-4+ cars az
Jersey Cy aud Is 4Onst one car Tor sale Dul nos
.sld before Change. Market nOminally steady.
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european Advertisements
GRATEFUL-CoMFoR
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAsT."B BY thorough knowedge s, ., s ,n9
natural laws which govern the operations vi dgcsuoh su
nu,rton and by Careful application OF the Cue qualities
OF weI-secced Cocoa. Mr. Epps has provided our ofsx
fast tables with deicaly Favored beverage wheh nay
save US many heavy doctors bills IL IN NE uoeion "a
use Of such articles diet that constitution may 10
Spsdnsy hull IN until strong enough resist every ten
dency disease Hundreds OF subtle masadies are n1as
srund us ready attack wherever there II weak point
We may escape many fatal shaft by keeping ourseMI
well fortified with pure blood shd properly hourspoo
frame."-Cyii Service Gazette. a.,
fade simply with boiling water q milk. ROC onI IN ~
half pound tins By GIocers, labelled thus JAMES EfiS
q co., Homo opathic Chemlsts London, England
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

,oxnox Mar s. - o. m.-Atlantic and Great western
erst mortgage trustees certificates 23s Csnsiian Pac
~ q Fr- in dc second Consos 97't; lhnol, CentIa
lis Mexcaa ordinary 4s 81 Pau common, tas SS,
w. rent,sI log: Pennsylvania, 65sj Reading 9z-ss
M.xicap Central "a; spanish tourS, Gi
Rar silver il quoted at 43 ad. per ounce on ,nos AZ
paris quote cent fsntes AZ o. i"' -,
Ger for the account
Money 2024 per cent .-,.. o., sho-t huI. "a
2por sat for three months oils Is A'%@A spo '
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n 40. Butchsfs Steers Medium q Choice ~ "sss ~
s,osSers and Posters 70 ssoi ~ 1898 soo Marie,
msg ,,o,cs Hsavv aud Butcners' selection. % 80
SIS IS. Packing Medium 70 Prime ~ ""''S ~
sradea Ordinary 70 0ooi 8! $3.50 Io ann u.rtss
gnsep -lleoeists I. 200 hoad shipments oo"
atea.iy. Fax Fancy 81 5j0so Su
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STAINED.

eoodoriinarv ........7 A. Low Middiine. '-..---
st a., 20 wa, very active and excited With sharp
~ ~ o,.st lar OF long cotton he on In.
preat A. r, " a. bro lit cut and this took the support
wr rom dor market. prec PHI itnS drcihe OF 20
~ ~ irinT the forenoon the old and 1904 points
- IA new crou months Final quoatisn, repre,ented anet
Tor he day OF 81 points this ana 10 III points
~ next crop Sales AL 800 Bales
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Craal Notices.


CCPREME COURT. New-York County.
~ james DoddA plaintiff. against Clara Bafo DC s@ef'
Summons Trial desired In County of NewYorh
To the above named defendant ,.,. 4.
this action. and 10 serve copy o your answer on e
plsrtiT. ATTORNEYS within twenty Gays after ths service
Of this summons exclusive Of The day OF service Mo NJ
ease o. your failure sppear or sn,wer ,1agnsns
Be aFsn By default for the re'ei ds"snoea
IN the complaint - ao
Dated 'ot9 oS5siByniiS Il iob6fs Agy soopnlcH
once sdhrrss No 50 waIst. New YER CiT;
Es Clara B.ro &c soer zoe seryed upon YOU By publ
Tne 20 an orasr q Hon Edward Patterson
one q De Justices Of .le sYPems Court 81 thf lass
dated hs . l nm, aag ~ r me c of he
~ neg sss w NV snd coun Sf al te County Court
Hou,e In the fiy Of Now; Eo5f ss"'s Of '0'A
the r {itn o ds sf CSmps va: fled once The
s5o Of n hs nc cry ;d Of cYSs.y 20 on h
JANUARY, 1888, .. 1000
Ns"T Yg56b SsS65YTf'Hp 1b 5sss coopn1cH
P1antirs AttoIleYs- 80 Wal a. heS h9Ik,
TPTRSUANCE OF AN ORDER made Dy ",
L ba HON Henry W. Book one OF the lnds es oi
The Conrt OF common Pleas IN anG or ne ~ .Hu "a
Of NewYork the ON a.y "a roY win Claims
neIe' ~ nIgar uartwell waiter h. WOO II rn litsil
sshs' IN the city and County Of New YORK uhner
tie nrs nane Of H. Edg iartwe.i e" LIN tr.refor
49, 90 1T their caiRs WIN the NouheI
A. ys1sd 10 The suhscrDer ne GUY up ~ Nv o.,
o m. said H. Edg Hsrtweli and water .pcDr bnsi
he len. AZ of creditors 81 MS pace patt No az
Waiirt New.York city or 90 2e % raNTeY, Assignee
Ia ns,.s New York February IA, 1888
M.cFARI,ASD, BOARDMAN q PlA
mar ATTORNEYS for Af-lehcc
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THE MEDIATION OBJ RALPH HAkDELoi'
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Miscellaneons.
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Cteamboats and Railroads.

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