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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20
PIERS ONAL

L. Katz a merchant of Sutter Creek, is at
the Grand.
Professor Perrine of Stanford University is
at the Palace.
A.E. Sachs. a horseman of Chicago, is now
at the Baldwin.
Thomas Scott, the Sacramento auctioneer,
is at the Grand.
A. ]. McCone, State Senator OF Nevada, is
at the Occidental.
A F. Collins and wife of Petaluma are at
the Cosmopolitan.
H. C. Stiles an Under Sheriff of Redding, is
at the Russ House.
Superior Judge E. C. Hart of Sacrame nto is
guest at the Grand.
H. P Stabler. rancher from Yuba City, is
registered at the Lick.
w. R. Newton, a Pacific Grove capitalist, is
registered al the Grand
William A. Parrish, mining engineer OF
Denver, is a. the Palace.
c. H. Gallagher, an Under Sheriff of Delano,
Is registered al the Russ House.
W. S Fisk U. s. A.. Is at the California while
on a visit here from Portland, Or.
George W. Stewart, a commercial traveller
from Stockton. Is at the Baldwin.
T. N. Brown OF Eur ,ka, Sheriff of Humboldt t
County, is registered al the Russ.
r. H. Berkey, well-known Sacramento
merchant and wife, are at the Baldwin.
Taylor Gearhart. a mine-owner of El Dorado
County, is al the Lick, with Mrs. Gearhart
Rev. DR.. Alexander of the Presbyterian Theo-
logical seminary at San Apselmo Is at the Oc-
cidental.
J. W. Short, Fresno lawyer and attorney
for the Irrigation Company, is guest at the
California.
Dr. Driesbach Smith, head physician at the
Napa State Insane Asylum, is a late arrival at
the California.
Charles Rule of Duncans Mills is at the
Grand. He is extensively engaged in the
cattle business.
Major G. C. Reid of Washington, D. c., a
member of the United States Marine Corps, is
at the Occidental
E. Nichols, proprietor of the Cliff House
at Denver and the Florence Hotel at San Diego,
is guest at the Palace.
General A. Macintosh, Governor of the
Northwest Territory, is among the recent ar
rivals at the Occidental
f. D. McCabe. Governor Budds private Sec
retary, Is at the California. He came here to
attend the Elks' banquet
Robert Duncan and wife are registered at
the Occidental Mr.. Duncan is interested in
Alaskan mining property.
Attorney-General D. NJ. Eberts of British
Columbia arrived at the Occidental yesterday
and registered from Victoria.
George N. Clayton, Northwestern passenger
agent Tor the Wabash Railway, is in town
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF MoLEs.
Evening Wisconsin

A 'knowledgea BILE person" has arisen in
England who is able TO tell what ''moles
mean" For instance, he or she knows that q
mole in particular place foretel!s to man
long Imprisonment. to a woman that she will
have two husbands, and Will probably live out
of the country, while If the marks be in other
places they indicate "nntimely death by
drowning" or "that the individual will die
by the hand of justice" This appears to be a
modern revival of one phase of the very
ancient art of divination. for there is a rec
cord OF all early British monarch who con.
suited astrology for an explanation of the
omen suggested By ''naevus," or mole. on
the royal cheek, and to whom the court as troll
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20
CALIFORNlANS IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov 19-At the Auditorium An.
nex-Lutrain Mcmillan, San Francisco. Great
Northern-Mrs. ]. F. Fugazi, Sydney sprout
and wife, San Francisco. Victoria-H. Fl. Me-
Kay Los Angeles Palmer House-W. II. Har-
rison, q. d. Ciymer, wife and TWO children,
J. S. Brown, A. Satch, San Francisco. DIR,
William Matthews of San Francisco con.
Quoted chapel exercises at the Northwestern
University to-day as the guest of the faculty.
Dr. Matthews is ber of the university
alumni. and is stopping in Evanston on the
way East, where he will attend the Methodist
congress, which will open at Pittsburp Mon.
day
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20
REFLECTION OF A BACHELOR
New York Press.

ANtW PTeSS.
When an old maid says she has STAYED single
rom cholce all the men look so impressed.
~, its only when man hasn't been bald long
that he has no faith in patent hair restorers
every man has some qualities that his wife
Ing ava A"'
Inc main advantage about winter is that
door shut. 0 'o'o
Inc new woman is made up of as much OF
man as she can steal and as little of woman
as she can stand "
slrl generally knows just how to DENY
either believe 1t or disbel1eve it.
when girl runs away from home because
mer ,, inother won't let her go bicycle riding,
we can guess why her mother wouldn't LET
her go bicycle riding 'e'
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20
Literary Notes.

Senator George F. Hoar has written three arti-
cles for 1HE YOUTHS COMPANION descri bling a
boys life in Concord sixty years ago, in which he
gives not On graphic DETAILS of his own oyhood,
but "reminiscences of some of the famous men who
Ii veo in his historic town, including Emerson,
Hawthorne and Thoreau.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20
M1MEOGRAPH jim BUDD.

The Bee editorial, November II. 1897.
The Governor OF California had n is Thanks
giving proclamation printed on a mimeograph
machine AS he has sent one to the Governor
OF each State in the Union, he will no doubt
be known throughout the country as Mimeo-
graph Jim Budd.
Cost Of printing Thanksgiving proc nation:
State Pr ntng Office, y Novem Der Q, 1895. 49, SO 25
Sta Printing Office, November 8, 1896. 5 Sc
Mimeograph photographic copy, November
16, 1897. 7......... .......................... IS
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20
CALIFORNIANS IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Nov 19.-At the Astor-E. Pas.
quale; Ashland-Miss Haskell; mperial-s
Lewis; Holland-D. Morton; Gilsey-Mr and
Mrs. J. B. Stanford; Everett &C. s. Wells:
Windsor - Miss Barnum; Manhattan-G. B.
Johnson.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20
The birds have another advocate

The birds have another advocate in the per-
son OF Mrs. orinda Hornbrooke Of Newton,
Mass. In a recent lecture before ministers
association in Boston she made such an m
press ion upon her hearers that 1t was sug-
gested that she be appointed "Dlfu mission
ary," with fund OF $4,000, TO aid In present
ing her subject generally and deyotlng her
en- tire time TO II.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20

The King OF Siam, it is expected, will spend
two or three weeks in Egypt, and great prep
arations are being made. Abdin Palace has
been cleaned aud all the rem aiming military
bands are working hard on the Siamese ma
tional anthem
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20
Fine Display of Art Goods,

S. and e. Gump, 113 Geary sheet are show.
ing now their European importations for the
holidays, and invite their patrons and the
public 10 view the many fine and interesting
novelties received and unpacked so far
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20

oyer is reported to have ''seid. when his fate
he had reac and cast his ma tivitee, that mole
on the face showed that some ming would
take place, but not what that something
would be-" No doubt that honest astrologer
sounded the science OF mole-reading to the
! bottom.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20

SPECIAL informal ton daily 10 manufacturerx
business houses and public men by the Presi
Clipping Bureau Alien'sl $40 MontgomerI :.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20

GOLDEN PoPPIEs,' California calendar for
1898. Also Chinese" calendars now T. adv
for mailing at Sanborn & Vail's, TAI Market =
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20

"Why weren't you on hand yesterday to cut
the grass, John?"
Very sorry, sir, but I had to parade with
the mployed."--Life.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20

PARKER's HAIR BALsAM keeps the hair soft and
plentiful and restores the color when gray.
HINDERCoRNs, the best cure for curnS, 10 cents.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20

"BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs" relieve
Throat Irritst ons caused by cold or use of the
voice The genuine sold only in boxes.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20

AS preventive of Brights disease drink
Watson's Scotch Whisky.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20

TREAT your friends 10 Townsen6's California
Glace Fruits, SOC lb.. in fire etcn boxes
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20
A JUBILEE MINING FAIR.

MINING fair held in this city with the
II celebration of the jubilee discovery gold
in California be beyond questioning the right
thing right place ght In pro
exhibition fits we'll all the
holding might Justly termed inspiration.
The it is presented any citizen he agrees
with and hall inclined believe think
The feh anniversary gold discovery California
finds the world in the midst OF mining excitement hardly
less marvellous than that of years
owing superior facilities travelling larger
population in United States
will be much larger n 1849
OF argonauts will through San Francisco the
of the surviving agonauts of the days. nothing
could approp celebrating anniversary
the than exhibition showing the mining appliances
the present with of a century ago.
mining fair in San Francisco this winter will be-
something than of celebration of things
past. 1t Will present
will suggest rather than
sentiment For visits mining
in California 1849 there will be hundred will study
the exhibits to learn what mining ALASKA. 1t WILL
therefore, planning to engage in
any kind of Alaskan year. will the
city thousands OF persons from all of the Union
There to doubt that the number persons
who will TO Alaska the Canadian Klondke
year will large papers report organization
of parties in all of the Union trip
Boston New York and Philadelphia being
ready bring passengers Horn.
turning from the East confirm excitement
the trade of the year will be well worth
As the whole country is virtually in ignorance of
dons which mining Alaska it is
that many of go venture
will gladly in studying elaborate exhibition
of appliances used in all departments of industry
therefore, viii bring thousands of
and it will be almost
purchase their outfits from merchants
An object of equal that of drawing
kan Quitting trade city which the may expected
to II that of recalling the attention the East
foreign countries the
and her sister States of the West Despite golden
Lodges OF South Africa and the paces the Alaskan Brit
ish Coumb the portion of
remains the best and profitable gold mining region
world This fact will be by pro-
posed fair so that 1t be expected double
benefit OF bringing mining the inducing
remain here invest their energies
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20

Low horehound cough syrup for
hoarseness, price 10c, Alt Sansome ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20

GENUINE Plum Pudding. Townsend's.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20
IMPORTANCE OF THE SUGAR INDUSTRY
1t Promises to Be Most Potent Factor in the Atalnmen
Of CALIFORNIA; Highest Prosperity.


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ao{so
plants nOek growing by uluvaton
.as @ % s ae s a as % % ans n 1 can %
s9s
@ takes % no eoy OUTLAY % ] % @ naenS m snd yeFs
delivered
Mr. Jane, B.n a1urs before
ss5 ss IAN We're sic n WIS., " '
Cos planting $3.50 90
Use Of sowing machine - " " ~ " "
$50 90
tol, 90
Cost OF planting - -
goo goo 90 90
hands. 2s5 90
arande mandoo 100 90
312 90
Cost OF harvesting TOTAL RESUME
Fae0l f % y oninsa nt at 81 95 5 @ per m 1851 S5
Cost '0i harvesting
Total expenses :co; $l7'SS a
and 297 600 400 $
1885 80
Leaves balance M M ...s127l2
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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20

MoLASsEs Horehound Candy at Townsend's.*
-&->
Mid ra,3;ae H.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20

That story about the gentleman metal
to make gold in large and imposing quantity interesting
and well worth the given it the
times other gentlemen have been going same
thing they accorded This particular genius
equal encouragement may by his efforts
people, who otherwise would have yet
be able to tread golden pavements.
satisfaction to learn that the Seri Indians be
punished by Mexican These that
their island home qualities addition being
edible
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20

Suicides on the ferry to have the benefit
searchlght do the final act by This will episode
spectacular and very likely add their popularity
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20

Something TO break the growing friendship between
Huntington Ager would not be public calamity
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20

Some of jewels OF that San Jose ring likely to be
knocked from the setting
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20

young man in Michigan who strapped on two rev
and tried TO his friends succeeded admirably
Of the friends, while all a-tremble with most sat sf
frisht shot and killed Thus the Iabors of the
killer occas .onally made light.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN II. X.
stations In New-YOrk. foot or Barclay
and Christopher streets.
VESTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
pINrSCH LIGHT.

Direct route TO NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MONTC1AIR.
THE ORANGES Summit. Bernarisvine Ba.kins
Ridge. Madison. Morristown. Passa!c. Paterson Boon
ton. Dover. Sianhope NEWTON. BvpD.s LAKE.
MOUNTAIN. Washington. PHILLIPS 'R(;. EASTON.
WATER GAP. STROrDSBURG. Pccono mountains.
SCRANTON. P1TTSTON. WILKESRARRE. NANTi-
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rose. R1NGUAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH. Water
VILE UTICA. R1CHFIELD SPRINGS; Cortland.
CORNING BATH DANSvILLE. BlFFAI0 and all
points WF>ST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 a. M.-BlNGHAMTON MAIL. stops at principal
1000 A. M-oCam Carr, BUFFALO SCRANTON. hing
HAMTON. OWEiO ITHACA. ETMlRA. UTICA.
RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACISE and oSWHiO
EXPRESS: Pullman Parlor Cars: Connecting at
100 p M.-SCRANTON. WII.K rs BARRE and ELMIRA
EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlcr Car.
400 p. M.-SCRANTON. WILKESHARRE AND PLYM-
OUTH EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Car.
700 p (Daily)-ChcaEo Nes;ihul"d Limited Express
Tor SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN. E1MIRA. BuF-
Chicago Dining Car west o, Ruraio.
SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMRA. BATH. MT
MORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving In Buffalo A. "
$40 y. ". CDaily)-BUFFAIO. SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON. OWDjO. ITHACA. El.MIRA, SYRACUSE
UTICA and OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman BUFFET
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaze Soas Limited. il3 broadway. - Park
stations III 4th-ave 18th st 81 West l25ths. 235
Columbus ave. New-York 33s and 1875 Fulton 81. and
JOG Broadway Brooklyn. Timetables giving fGli in'or
nation at all stations
WESTCoTT FXPREss COMPANY will call FOR and
baggage from hotel or residence to destination
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EXPRESS"

arrive. Buffalo 9.55 r. " Pullman vsstitu.s Day
coaches and parl0r Cars Dining car service Meals Ia
carte Connects NJ Buffalo with through .lsepers to
Detroit and Chicago
'I2i2O I2aO + " daily. .rc.p, Sunday for MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate p'Tts
'12.5O. 1:S r. ". sunday. only for EASTON
MAIcH CHUNK and 'h- cal hr1nch-,
RATRE TITTSTON SCRANTON and principal in'.rrr.
date stations Connects for all point, IN cai regions
chair car far Wilhestarre
'3,5o. $40 = VI ialy. ercsp' SUNDAY f'r WILKES
RARRF PITTS rON sCrkSTOS ami principal inferno.
Connects fnr all points N. coal
Pullman Hu~e' Parler car 90 Wllkssthrre.
s3:5O. 80 I " daily. except sunday. for MATCH
CHUNK and interneiar stations Chair car 20 Roth
.a.so. 6h5 p II daily for rAsroS and Intermediate,
FALLS and al points Puinan .'~ep-r ve.tihuls
train y y chicago Sleeper - HI-sio ant Toronto
go. $40 D. " daily ercsp' sunday. stopping oriy
NJ SOUTH PLAINFiEip EAsTpN. BETHLEHEM
MATCH tiU SK. 1. 4 u JUNCTION. sAYRE GENE.
Va EOCHEsTER BATAVIA RrFFAio and ToRoT
TO Pullman ei~ege- ~ nI~sio = ~ but sleeping
passenger carried y baggage carr''i
$50 1900 T. 81 falv - wifKESrAKRE. It'll
ACA GENEVA Kof iIEsrrR HTFFALp. NlAGAiA
FALLS and al ,oin' Wet Pullman .'erper % Ithaca
AAdtoral l'cal trains daily. ",c~i sunday - HOiND
: 20 so. 20 1000 go ~ 1870 ,surisys onip A. n
- 20 ? 10 and 20 -
Ticket. and Pullman Accomr 'a'i1r- ~ III :fi. ga
AS 90 l;roafvay. 81 4 i'fh St Ia = ic1'h
St l27 Bowriy y. 500 Fui'or 81. Court s.. -
Uroadvav Al }fo,kiln Annex BROOKLYN.
co. gi rail : md check baggage 10 m
hc'el or resi!-nc. through 20 destination.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains Sew York. foot Of Chambers
follows minutes EARLIER from West n!
Di'N A. M.-Vrsiihucd Express daily Tor ir gnantun
Waverly. Elmirs. Buffalo. bradford Arrive Buffalo ~
l.. VI. Parlur to buffalo.
2HW - M.-Nssiihulei Limited fast mail Daily solid
train 'Or Chicago arrives Cleveland 40 a. NJ thcasJ
T.. ~ sleepers 10 Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
Dining ca
1880 r. M.-Buralo ana Cleveland ve-tibusi EXPIRES,
Daily. arrives Buffalo sO3 A. NJ. Bradford IL 4.
Jainestown 100 \. NJ Cleveland II ~ T. NJ Sl.eier-
Iura, end Cleveland. making direct connections for
Detroit Chicago AMI the West tafa fytrsry
S,l5 T.. N.-sod train to Chicago. sieepers Hor-
nells,ilr. Chicago ard Cincinnati. Dining car.
TICKETS. LDfAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
accommodations at III ll3. 2Gl t0l and D57 Broad
way l2I Bo.'Ty l5j Fast l"5ih and ~ Vest i25ih-
Chambers and West 2ad ~. ferries New York. 33l
and 72e Fulton ct. 100 Brohdway Bro kyn 30 Hudson
HDboken. and jersey 'ty Station W~stco't E1pres,
calls :pr and checks baggage from hotels and residence,
10 destination
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Railroads
BALTIMORE e. OHIO

leave New YORK, Whitehall Terminal South Ferry and
foot Of Liberty Street
.Daily.. tE1cep, Sunday ssundays.
PiTTSBUkG. '4so a. m Is 25 p m. $40 p m. i2.l5
night. t.3O a. m Liberty ST. onlyD
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS, 1000 m. :sss
eli 80 m: DINER. 200 (Din.r). 1925 DINER. Ass
DINER. 1886 p. and 'l2 10 night
NORFOLK vi 30 q.
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper. 1923. 800 .. m.
All trains are Illuminated with Plntsch Light.
1l3. 172. 26 4S4. l1<0 Bdway 81 r. l<th-st.
l27 Bowery " Y: 800 344 Fulton-st. Brooklyn: white
destination.
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STORAGE NOTICES.

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Union TRANSFER X STORAGE COM
PANY. 1916 East 22i-st.-fo J. 3. MY
dreth. e + Preston, &. Montague, inc a.
Hamilton. Mrs. NJ A. Hsye. Mrs. II. \.
Dedrick. John Johanson. Scott lremaihe ~
J. =. Kelsey. Mrs. VIM. Noiieler. Ms. o.
Richmond. Mrs. Annie stoll. Rose MA ..'.
M Mrs r. u, Ea,Sen p " Walker w S Mss
Dyas and +. NJ. Peaslee John kenna, "
+. Nash. Mrs. II. /. Lawrence. Mrs. NJ. =
Osbon, c. Il. Seweil. Mrs. +. L. Simpso n,
Mrs. NJ. L. Ro.. Richard Palk. Louise -
Montcalm. Kate Dougherty. J. 7: Jordan'
Joseph callahan, NJ 4. camak. Helena \.
Cruickshank. Fred. w. Coffin. Mrs. a.
Richards or swenson. Mrs. y. Hall. r.
Wellington Ruckstuhl. Mrs James Butler.
WIN. Davis. Ered.k Schultz. John d. VIII
ner. Mrs. Geo. l.. Wafer. Mrs. n. L. Bal
ley. Pell Thompson. W. w. Thompson.
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McCabe. II. A. Edgecombe. Or. g. {. Jen-
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u. :. Vernon. Robert Anderson: You are
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YOU. this company will cause such prop
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fects and merchandise stored by YOU IN Us
warehouse. 10 be sold at public auction as
cording TO the statute IN such case msns
and provided. at Its warehouse. l2iIo Eas'
2od St. New-York city. on wednesday,
December IS. 1897. at 1890 A. N.
UNION TRANSFER & STORAGE CON-
PAW r. " Jones Treasurer.
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Train. ". ga ~. station y. Y. follows and
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1915 A. VI. DAILY fn Albany. IuCn. SJfacut-. Hohe-
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troi, Cleveland. chicago ana -. Louis
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ter Buffalo. Magma Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland.
chicago and ~. f>,uls
Time tables at principal hotels and oinc~r
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Tor Chicago and principal points on INC NeW-
York Central every nlfht except sunday nights sun
900 A. NJ and ss3 r M~Dsiiv. except Sunday. to
Tt.shc,d. via Harlem Division. . .,-.,
e:15 A. N-Sunday- only. Flttsfei and the befR'hr'
HIS. via the Harlem Division.
''AII, MIGHT TRAINS TO WORKERS
IAN night trains between l5ith street ana POM,
Putnam Yonkers. In connection
with 'he elevated road The only line running all night
trains OF New York.
Wagner Palace cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated Pintsch Light.
Tickets and Wagner Offices NJ Gfa1i central S'aton
li3. 2G 4i3 iIroalway 81 East IAN St. Pt2 lroadwny
235 Columbus Ave 81 ives, i25'h st.. ard i1Nth 81 ga
ton. yo-l, 12G Fulton St. and 100 broad
=. n brooklyn.
Baggage checked hotel residence by the West
colt E,pre,s Company. ...
JOHN NJ TOiCEI. GEORGE " DANIELS
General Manager Passenger Agent.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon:
Frank T. Fitzgerald, surrogate OF "
cttv and County OF New-York. notice 70
hereby given to ali persons having claims ms
against Samuel W. Andrews. late OF w.. ~
City Of Nsw-York. deceased. TO preseh, ,he
same with vouchers thereof TO the suv-
scrib~rs AT their place OF transacting ous,
ness. at the once OF VIM. Ives washSu,n,
No. 30 Broadway. In the city OF Ns"
York. on or before the 10Th day OF "s'
Dated York. the soth day OF octo-
Der 1897
WV IVES WAsHRURN. Attorney 20!
Executors. 90 Broadway. Nsw-York CIV
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LOST.

LOST OR STOI.EN.-BsnkbookN No. 325.
6S9. OF the German Savings Bank in the
City Of New-York corner 4th-ave. and
l4th-st issued 20 Onward Wilkinson. Ali
persons are cautioned against negotiating
the same. II not returned 10 the bank on
the Path day o. December. 1891. a dupli-
cate will be issued