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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-09-17

NOTICE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
is hereby given that the final account
of the subscriber, executor of Abraham
D.. Van Doren, deceased. viii be audited
and stated by the Surrogate Of the County
Of Hudson. and reported for settlement
on Friday. the Gath day of September
neyt
Dated July Is, A. d. 1897.
WILLIAM @. TARFR
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-09-17

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OTIC Is
hereby given that the account of the sub
scriber, guardian of Walter R. Whitmore. Ar
thur t. Whftmore, William C. Whitmore, John
H. Whitmere, Emily A. Whitmore and James
r. Whitmore, will be audited and stated by
the Surrogate of the County of Hudson and
reported for settlement on Friday, the I'D day
of October next.
Dated August 10, A. D. 1897.
ANNA n.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-09-17

NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF
THOMAS TENANT, deceased; George G.
Tenant, administrator of Thomas Tenant,
deceased, by order Of the Deputy Surrogate
OF Hudson County, dated September 4th, 1897.
hereby gives notice TO the creditors of said
decedent to bring in their debts, demands and
claims against the estate of said decedent,
under oath or affirmation, within nine months
from the date of said order, or they will be
forever barred of any action therefor against
said administrator GEORGE G. TENANT.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-09-17

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT NOTICE IS
hereby given that the account Of the sub
scriber. administgatrix of John Whitmore, de-
ceased, will be audited and stated by the
Surrogate OF the County Of Hudson and re-
ported for settlement on Friday. the 22d day
Of October next.
Dated August 10, A 1891.
ANNA II. WHITMoRE.
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Futures hero declined 10 to go points. closing steady,
Zine: f;ceipts,, 1900 stock. ii7.Ooo re o]1s h. !.
unchanged; receipts, $1,000; stock. l.i27,600. The
total receipts since July | have been 5000, 900 bags.
here to-day. There was some covering on the decline.
Tho American warehouse deliveries last week mp
MErAIs-Iron-1he market for pisiron warrant.
W =" dall, sIr,ot' \ SS eve aud December closed
sembrr: lo.tsslo.sTEe. Lcad-wss quiet but nrm.
Was quiet, at 10. 7o@Is.7oc for spot, November, and
December. spelt.r-was dull. Spot. November. and
rant yards is stated Mt 2bl. goo tons. against 1875, 800
Ss2t nc. rosin was steady at el.4o@si.4b for COM
e!2o. here; in OH city. 67laCs 1sc.
PRovisIoSs.Lard was dun, but firm. Prime. $3.50;
60, do, old. es.a5@ss.76. Cut meats wers nrm.
bellies. 69S7 isc. Dressed Hogs. 6isc. Taiiow. BIC.
bidi nttsraSreamer Western. extras. 2sc.; nrsts
sosd. i.s7sc: Gfss5wssssran ' aTsis, sec '9'r sec GO
ondB. 1S&lsc,; State. 20@23c. Chicago. Nov. 22.-
Provisions were very dun. Receipts OF hogs were
under the estimates, which caused the market TO rule
. shade over Saturdays closing. The estimates OF
hogs for tomorrow are SO, 900. There is nothing any
more encourasing in provisions than there has been"
SrGAR-Raw was dull but firm; sa' test, > 8. 100
sac. 90 test, SEC: Refined was in fair demand.
W G9a e, Wool Exshanse quotes d9messis wools
XIX and above. 31@s2c,: X, e8c.; No. /, 500 s2c.; No.
lie. s 81 Ssac. " OHIO SnmSsneo' eo e a and In I, %I9os gtS
g5c;; No. g. 4 blood, .5@p5c.; Ohio delaine. 3o@a2c.;
No. ., asgt2sc.: fine, unwashed. isc.: unmershant.
able: lec, Miehisan sombingINo. l. 2 and z blood.
Kentucky. Indiana. and MISUNDERSTANDING a. blood.
23s2te eombinS. y blood 23&24c; %rombins. braid,
aSS asc .tIntnins cnar.s oic'e'' e'o'h'hs' q oioou'
CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-These were to.day's prices:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-23
Court Calendars-This Day.

Appellate Division-supreme Court Recess.
supreme CouIt-Appellata Term.-Appeals from
District Courts-Nos. 2, ~, IL. 10, ~. 26. Ss. 80.
supreme court-Special Term.-Part Mot on cal.
enharcalleda at lO:S0 A. ". part II.-Ex-parte matters.
5Hi Preferred causes, Nos, 1891, $685.. Part W
t9hi, 5oh+, 5io1. $3.50. 1857. 5ail. OSIs. 5a5i, BIT,
4H2H, Isbs. BOSS. a.OT. b3il. 5g43, 5000, $500
64O9. ,4sO1, 5Is4. 1880. 5i5G, biS5, 467G. 5a77..
Part k"nse unfinished. Cases from Part ".
PIT ,yI"-Case unfinished. Cases IRON, Part iv.
Part NIl;-rlenr. Elevated r. X. cases. Trial Term.
LIrart n1Ule1r;, Preferred causeS-Nos. 1901.
ithhsa' Itits' itl,9; ll9Ss. 1915; 1880. l4os4,
Ii; ass,' 3 4ye 3Sii i aSo3. s;sS' ieSS, 5ia4'
H pasi jsI+: 7:Gl 1879. Ipauest-Nc' ;0Si'
rSs MIrAtlo"rnsd for tho term, Part vi
G9,@ g.nanisG d sos; 5asb 1iGs., +iia, ;iGa.
4Ji4, DIG, GhiO, 6365. IOll. 2BOf. 1887, 777O.
i2or, IsNNH, 4ib5. 7ul4. Part vLI.-Case unhn'
i'ncI, Cases from Part VII. Part IX.-AdJourned
ior M t. RIM, Fart N.-AdJouIned for tnu term.
Ihrt Ah-C"so unfinished, Cases from Part II.
fAft All-tase unfinished. Cases from Part H.
HurfoIllr's Court .-Chamhers- Motion calendar
called AZ 1880 A. ~. For probate-Wilis OF Francis
LYONS, Marie Mergle, John W. Peter, Gertrude y.
Dellamere, Hannah Kraulh. Ann Donlon. Franz Til.
luh' AZ 1880 A: N. sane NJ. benjamin. John I. SuIli.
Abraham Agree at 1870 A. II.
City CoDrL--speciRl Term-NotionS.
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Slawson & Hobbs have sold for Judson Lawson, to
separate purchasers. No. BO+ West I4th street, four
story American bas' ment limestone dwelling, price
82O.OOO; No. $40 West IAN street, n similar resi-.
dence. $4,000: and No. 6l2 West | l4th street, being
the SAM size and dimensions. price elg. 500. And
for J. w. White. to an investor. the hvc.story single
fiat. No. l5l West Eighty'fourth s. rect. price 1872. $50.
j. Clarence Davies & Co. have sold for a Mr. Stolz .
plot 5uxloI. on tho east side OF Third avenue, so
feet north OF Rose street and running thr uyh TO
Bersen avenue: also to G.. p. Muller a plot 52xs7xgax
S2; also q lot 25xlOO on the east side OF Fox street,
$50 feet south OF Home street; also u plot 8Oxl 90 on
street.
$. V. r; Cruger & Co. have sold to oppenheimer &
Hamerschlag four lots on the south side OF lllth
street. 100 feet west OF Seventh avenue.
Max Marx has sold to Ernst VI. Welchthe No S2 Con
vent avenue, q three'Story hrOwnstnne dwrllin Z, lot
20xs+, with three-story extension. for about S23, 600.
The Amsterdam Realty company has sod for Jesse
q. keycs to James Bingham the fourstOry and lasr.
nlent hrownsIone dwelling, 2Oxl0O, No. liz West
Seventy-seventh street.
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ONDAY Nov, %.
A narrow and largely professional market re-.
suited in lower prices TODAY for nearly tho en-.
tire list. The net aeolines recorded which ,sa
rule did not exceed fractions. were not brouvbt
about by unfayorable DEVELOPMENTS. but simply
reflected the indifference of actual BUYERS and
the aggressiyepess of room traders. On the
other hand. the few net advance. NJ n noint or
more deserve attention. A nat advance NJ Is,
. cent. in Northern Pacific preferred. on trans.
actions that were tho Iarpest recorded
was ACCOMPANIED nv reports that tho comnanv
will soon be able to nav a dividend unon its nrc-
-,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-23

NEW YORK. Monday. Nov. 22.-ReceIpts OF beeves
yesterday and to-day were 4.0l5 head: 22 cars to DO
exported, 1873 cars direct TO local siaughterers, and
os cars for the mark {: 95cars on sale, MI told. Slow.
weak for steers, st ady for rough butcher stock. The
$40 = 100 ms; stays and nKen. sa.5o@s 81 sos bulls.
62.o0@S3; dry cows, 81. B0V So. 40. Dressed beef
steady at 7@sRc. y N. for poor to prime native
sides. Cables from British markets quote American
steers At ll@ll94c. y 10, dressed weight; Anne lean
refrigerated beef at Sal@D14c. y n. No exports
to-day. Tomorrow 440 beeves and 9 LAO quarters of
teef.
Receipts Of calves yesterday and to-day. including
50 direct, were l.OS5 head: l.0s0 head on sale all
told. Active. higher for veals. st "ady for other calves.
The pens were fully clear d Yeats sold at 6jRS 81 y
100 MS; grasscrs at sac 81. so; Western calves at
e9GSi.25. City dressed veals steady at LOG II lac.
y n.
Receipts of sheep and lambs yesterday and to-day,
In luding % cars direct TO butchers. were Is, pS3
head; 80 cars on sale all told. Slow at a general de-
cine In values of is@4c. y n. About Z cars were
carried over. Shell sold Mt S31S+.60 y 100 MS;
lambs at 81. 50&S6. Dressed mutton. 8L@Sc. r n;
dressed lambs. 7iaG8c.
II eeipt. OF hogs yesterday and to-day were 9.7Ot
head; 10 head on sale. Higher. at 93.T0@04 y
100 ms.
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lands, blelec, ngainst Csc. last year; New Orleans
and Norfolk advanced Lice. New orleans soil
5000. savannah. 1880; Norfolk, l.nSbi Aurusta.
s2t, and Mobile. 800 bales. Liverpool was unchsnred
on the epot; sales, 10000 bales; futures there opened
partially I point lower. but rallied and adv an,sed "a
10 I point. In Manchester yarns were steady, cloths
quiet, Augusta received to-day i,3s2 bales, against
ISIS last week and 2,0lO last year; st. Louis, I, api,
against 1857 last week aud 062 last year; Hons.
ton. 1915, against 1888 last week and a.0p7
week and io.S6b last year; Cincinnati, 500,
against l.eoA last week and ! ,fi2 last year. Augusta
Cincinnati l.sbo. and Houston la,Ip7 bales. Houston
expo tomorrow $4,000 TO 2i,oO" bales. against
expects $4,000 TO $4,000, against ao.an0 last week
and e3,2p2 last year. Tho port rccei pts were SISl7
bales, against s3.3TT last week and fl.OIa last wear,
thus far this week ltt.bU2. against llO,SfT thus far
last week. Tho Exports from the ports approNimntcd
$4,000 bales. New Orleans advanced | points, Int
lost II. Futures here advanced I tn Z points, hut
reacted slightly aud ,losrd quiet. with rric : y 10 3
points higher for the day after sales Of 10000 bales.
The future trading was US followAi
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BUSINESS ES.
Schedules or w. G. Hitchcock q Ce.-L. VI.
Rosenberg & Co. Fail

Schedules or w. G. Hitchcock q Gel. N.
Rosenberg & Co. Fail
:. VIM. J.'Curtis, assignee OF w. G.. Hitchcock
G. Co., importers of black dress goods. grapes.
&C., at 453 and 455 Broome street, filed schcd-
ules yesterday. The firm has direct liabilities Of
81, 144, 1886; contingent liabilities, 81 10, 600; nom.
inal assets, 81, $50, 979; actual assets, 1886, $40.
Before the firm made an assignment on Oct. Do
they transferred outstanding accounts aggre-
eating $26s,000 to b. Pricstley & Co. OF Brad
ford. England, and to the Goodall Worstcd
concerns which were sold by the a~ssignors rs
agents: Mr.. Curtis, the assignee. disputes the
these accounts. The following are the credi.
Fourth National Bank, 100000; Holbrook 4
ninth National Bank, $4,000; Importers
and Traders National Bank. S5o,0od; New
900; Pacific Bank, $50, OOO; National bank Of
North America; $4,000; National Bank OF
National Bank. . $4,000; National Broadway
Bank, $25, 900; Chase National Bank, $4,000;
entail bank, 500, 1000; New York Security and
Trust Company, 10000; National Citizens
$4,000; Goodall Worstcd Company, $ll go;
Mrs. Emily NJ: Alker. $1,000; Liberty Ma,
Iionai bank, $4,000; Fulton County National
Trust Company, $1,000; Mechanics National
Bank of Trenton. $4,000; Weed & Co., $iO,.
900.
i; NJ. Rosenberg & Co.. jobbers in hosiery
and notions at IL Lispenard street, failed yes.
terday. All the stock was,rcmoyed early in the
found the place CLOSED and only the fixtures
and n roll.top desk were left. The liabilities are
about $4,000.
The Sheriff yesterday took charge of the place
OF business,of Louis. Kleinbaum. manufacturers
O. g, fnrs' at llo Greene street, on executions for
little stock was found in the place.
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elections and Il estinss.

OFFICE OF II EQUITABLE GAS LIGHT COM
~ pany Of New YORK. No. $40 Thru avenue. New
f3,k, Soy. u, 1877. Notice TO stock FOLDERS Notice
Is hereby given that a special meeting uf the 81 elk.
holders of the EquI able Gas Light company Of New
YOU VIII be held At the office uf the Company. NJ.
S4O Thlrd avenue. IN the city OF New York, on Satur.
day. sac y1th day OF November, lNp1, at eleven
o'clock a; NJ for tine purpose Of submitting to said
sinck holders Tor their approval an agreement OF con.
solidAllun between this Company aud IN" New York
aud Ea't River Gas Company and the sew AmsteT.
dam t'as Company. Nv order OF the Board Of
Directors JACOB T.. MILLER, seer 'tary.
Nolis = Il hereby s.YCn Tat tao Annual Meeting
OF Ihr StOckhoiders Of the stock quotation Irlrg raph
Company VIII he held an Wednesday,, pcnrmlcr lst,
ihhi. al z o'clock noon AZ tho oricc az the Company,
10 broad street, room be. New York cas-, Tor the
election OF Directors Tor Tho cusLiug year, aud for
such other business colncD ted with III" AFFAIR." 0f Tho
Corporation as may hr presented for CJusil"Tat.Jn.
The TRANSFER books VIII be closed NJ 4. NJ.
NOvcmb Goth. 1897.
New York, November 9th, 1897.
WILLIAM II. HURST.
JOHN , WALSH. President.
Secretary.
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2egal gntires.

IA widow.
~ Ireland Chancrry Div Vision. made In the matter OF
me T. tateo sarah MITCHELL. late ~ cambridge, in tho
county OF Do"n n, Spinhter. deceased, aud I'm n canss
diI",n vs. Ferris, Iss5; 40 4lll. an inquiry was
overrnd was living at the time OF IN. death Of thS
sad sarah Mitchell, which took rlace on the I4th day
OF February, 1903. Ihs said EiiZH Jule oyrrenJ
othcrwlsr shannon. lived at Mullalrl sh Ri,hhiii
county Armagh, In the year ls4i. and subsen,lentiy
married one " lltAm OyernI Il and enIgrated Ia Ma,
YORK. I ;. a, about the year 1850. and resided for
aboul nine years afterwards near the city OF New
J ork' me SAID Eliza Jane Ovrrend, If lIyInv NJ 4,
asan, hr lrgai personal Representative are, on or
u"iuie the 10Th day 81 December, lgHT. Inv that
sole tors Il" come ia aud prov" their rIn mn "y 'nHir
SHqpansrI OF ths l'tsn, Honorable. tue VI, Cnaa' ciicp
Dnlhin' Ireland. or. In default there, I. they vii ~,
order, '"' "e"eht U the SAID
friday, NE I'm day OF December, 1897, MT II n,
,hr ",uiE IN inc forenoon, at the snid Chamber, IA an.
pointed for hearing Aud hdIunlca'inc unnn a. r. ~ ~
Dated the SOth day OF October. 1897.
H.. A. ~COSGkOvE. Chief Clerk.
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NcNan aud the Insurance Companies.

TOPEKA. Kan, Nov. 22.-Superintendcnt OF
Insurance McNall won u victory today in tho
Federal Court when Judge Foster refused 10
srJoin him from making an examination of the
travellers, lnsirancc Company of Hartford,
Conn. Judge Foster holds that the Insurance
lions when he has cause TO suspect that an in
suranCe company has made u false showing in
its hnnual statement.
The New York l.itc Insurance Company to-day
dismiss, d twJ suits against MCNnllin the +, d.
eral Court which grew out OF NuNall's revoci-
ton OF that. company's license because Il re-
fused to settle the famous liilllnon claim slill in
the courts OF Kansas. One suit was Tor $50, 600
damages against McNall and his LOndsmcn and
tho other was an injunction proceeding TO re-
strain MCNall from Interfering with the agents
Of The Now York Life Company.
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Cotton was dull but firm &c day. The trading was
mainly local. hut included so ne Liverpool buying
and also q lew Southern Crderi on the long sidc.
some com mission house oruers were also exc 'uted
to-day. The Liverpool news was bettor than expect.
ed. :nere vas n good demand there for spo; cotton nj
Arm prices, aud the Southern spot markets were frm
and higher In some instances. with q fair demand.
The buying to-day, It is gen, rally believed, was new
buying Tor Investment, aud though the receipts at
the Ports were heavy and an liner, used movement IA
expected during the week, they had little erect,
though part OF the Improvement was lost before tho
close. The Signal Service predicted threatening and
thowery weather tonight and tomorrow throughout
the cotton belt, with q decided fall In the temp nature.
CoFFEE-Rlo on the spot was dull and easy; No. =,
Ohc. Sales 900 bags Maracaibo, 800 tags Mexican on
private terms. The future trading was as follows:
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Government bonds firm. The Is c. of 1907
closed % y cent. higher bid. the As r. of 1907
and the As Of 1925 closed Ia y cent. higher bid
each. Railway and other bonds strong. The
features were Detroit Gas 5s. Iron Mountain IS,
Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf lists. Metro
politan Street Railway 5s. Rock Island deben-
ture SIS. Southern Pacific OF California consols,
st. Louis and San Francisco As. st. Paul, II. and
D.. rs. Texas Pacific lists, Atchison. Kansas
and Texas, and Northern Pacific issues.
Tho more important net advances were in
Is. 70 ! cent > to on! !osS; ]" Detroit "a Gas 'G s.,
\. to OH; Iron Mountain 5s. Il. to So;
si%: Kansas %na T ci1y' r Pi,t \; to s ana % GSlf 2d e., ! to
TO SIN; Metropolitan Street Railway SIS. Il. to
ll3; Northern Pacific Terminal lists. u, to 1O44,
ture SIS. "a. to 1Ol; Southern Pacific Of Cali
fornia eonsuls. e, to OF; 81; Louis and San Fran
1929. and Texas Pacific lists. i u cent. to s7'
Atchison adj. As declined as y cent. to 53&.
in bank stocks IS shares OF Bank Of Commerce
sold at 2OS4.
Commercial, price of bar silver in New York,
os'sc. Bar silver in London closed at % l5.l6d.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 45Hsc.
Exports to Europe tomorrow 100. 600 ounces.
Money on call, lla@2 u cent. Time money is
quoted: Sixty days, 2i9 y cent; three and four
months, 3 cent, and six months. Gig v cent.
@ me sSHi p m,sGa Is @ao ESfh" Pfim Ss'i inaorsed f SIIIs
receivable at 4@4ia o. cent, prime single names
cent.
Sterling exchange WINS firm on n moderate in
curry. Continental exchange WAS also firm.
particularly for reichsmarks Posted asking
rates for sterling. are: Sixty days. ~ .s3l2, and
sight. $i:S6l2. Actual rates are: Long bills,
$4.s2A@$4.s3; sight drafts, 81. s5la@$4 .s5a,
anu cable transfers, 81. SO. Francs are quoted
AZ o.2li4d5. 2Oas for long and 5.l9asd5. lSA for
snort; reirhsmarks, "a ll.l6d0f 1916 FOR long
ana 95asd05 7-l6 for short; Ruilders 4009iO l.l6
Tor long and 4odtG4O 5.l6 for short.
domestic exchange on New York: Boston
Far. Charleston-Buying, par; selling, u pre-
MUM. savannah Buying, l.l6 or; selling,
par New Orleans-Bnnk. par; commercial.
El.25 discount. San Francisco-Sight, 10 cents
premium; telegraph. l7le cents premium. st.
Lonis-25 cents discount hid, offered at par.
ChlcaBo-6O cents premium, Cincinnnti-Bc
tween banks, par. and over counter, 90 cents
Glucose Sugar Refining common is quoted at
S2a33i2, end tho preferred At 9i4d93ia.
Standard OIL Trust certificates close at 33l9
5J4; American Mailing NJ 24d2B. and pre-.
lcrred AZ 74GT8l2: Central IniOn Gas 5s. l00l2
1lol; Standard Gas common at ~iIimlI7. and
lhc preferred at l54@l59: Mutual Gas offered
~ 5on; SYRACUSE Gas AT lSlaH2o; New Amster-
@79ia.
The all'rail east-bound shipments of dead
freight from Chicago last week. were 47,90l
yious year.
TAs weekly statement Of averages Of the
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DIVIDING THE KING ESTATE.
Judge RaLor Decides TO Grant q Decree Dis.
tributinE 81 900. OOO.

NEWPORT. II. l., Nov. 22.-The famous King
will case was brought up again to-day in the
Probate Court on a hearing on the application
OF George Gordon King and others. administra.
tors OF the estate OF William II. King, for u dc.
cree distributing $1,000, 900. OF the estate. G..
L. itives and w. l.. Sh fiieid. Jr.. represented
John ii. Glover being also present. Mr.. c.. n.
German was present TO look after Mrs. T.. 4.
traitors showed that the property it was pro-
posed to divide could be divided now without
tod Mr.. German that he would order the de-.
cree. aud Mr.. German gave notice that he would
take an appeal, but 1t Is not likely that the Su.
pr, Inc Court " II recognize II, as at the Septciu.
Der term Mrs. Ross was declared in cunicmpL
Tor railing to comply with an order OF the court.
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SHOPPING FOR
JEWElRY.

Come to our store and look around
any time that suits you. You may
come a dozen times or twenty times, if
you like, without mourning any obliga-
tion to purchase, and without being
made to feel that you have incurred
such an obligation. We don't want
anybody to buy jewelry from us until
they are entirely ready to do so. We
want you to take plenty Of time to de-
eide what you want. 1t is better to
waste a little time in deciding than to
waste n good deal Of time in regret.
The oftener you come to see us the
more likely you will be to make your
purchase from us in the long run.
Write for u booklet-"Once a Gus
toner, Always a Customer" 1t tells
why we are successful.
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FLIN1's Fine FURNITURE.
Up-to-date Designs,
at Factory Prices, because you
"Buy of the Maker"
Amsterdam A,ouue'. Four rrncrs

The Railroad Committee of the Aldermen gave
a public hearing yesterday to Thomas A. Fulton
and other petitioners, residents and property
owners IN Amsterdam avenue. upon the four
surface railway tracks on that thoroughfare.
what he considered the dangers TO life and prop.
erty and the water supply arising from the
maintenance OF the four tracks. 1t was finally
agreed that a public hearing he held in the
council chamber of the Board Of Aldermen on
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dividends and 3utertst.

OFFICE OF
Hecker-JoRes-JrW ell MILLING ConpnnS.
2O7 Produce Exchange. Nov, 10Th. 1897.
DIVIDEND y &c. ~.
The Board OF Directors have tbs day declared n
quarterly dividend ~ Two Per Cen. ON the preferred
STOCK or the Hcckcr.JoneS.Jewrll Milling Company,
payable Dec. LIST TO stockholders ~ record AT the clos.
Ing or the transfer books, Transfer IoDKs Will he
closed at IL ~, Nov, gOth. and opened at 9 a. Nj,
Dec. I'd.
THOS. A. MCINTYRE.
Treasurer.
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Real Est,t. Auction Sales.

At the Broadway SaleSroon yesterday y. Phnnix
lngraham q Co. sold No. 32a East FiftIeth street,
near First avenue, four.story stonr-froHt tenement
house. lot l6x l0O.5, foreclosure. to Annie X. Prime,
as guardian. plaintiff. for Sll.OnO.
Petr y. Meyer & Co. sold 1924 street. west side.
i0O.ll feet west Of st. Nicholas avenue. vacant plot,
oOAoS. ii, foreclosure, to Jacob ID Butler FOR 81 $500,
Charles II. Berrisn sold No. 4U2 Madison street,
near Jackson street, six story Trick q moment house.
lot 2ox 90. foreclosure, to Petty. Soulard 4 Walker
Realty Company. plaintins. for S2l. Nbn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-23
i ineinaias sS gold P PessrSe.s eo2. 2s7,s47 saoq.c el, 500

including gold reserve.seo2 as7.sA7 sso4. Oel, 800
Deficit.
Money In London 262L y cent. Rates Of dis
count In open market for both short and three
months bills. 2 l3.16d27s y cent. Amount Of
bullion gone into the Bank OF England on bal
ancc today $50, 900. Paris advicos quote 8 y
cents at 1903 francs 60 confines. Exchange on
London 25 francs 10 confines.
The Union Pacific Reorganization Committee
reminds holders Of reorganization certificates
for shares deposited that the third and last In
stallment OF 5 y cent. must be made to the Mer-
camille Trust Company on Nov. "a.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
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