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VALUE OF DON.
the Market Prices of Some Of Her
Public Buildings Would he.

Values of real estate and some other
things in the city of London are set
forth In an article in a paper published
there. Mansion House. which cost
49, 900 TO build. is now valued at
fully ten times hat figure. The Royal
Exchange, as a building of bricks and
mortar. Is worth 81. 900. 900. but land in
that neighborhood has recently sold at
h rate of SO. 900. 900 an acre. Eight
bridges over the Thames cost $25, 900. 900
TO build. but are now worth much more
than that. while the tunnels under
meath are worth other millions, and
the embankment is worth probably
doubl the $40, 900, 900 which IL cost to
make. If st. Paul's were private prop
erty you might induce the owner TO
sell IL for $50, 900. 600. but the likelihood
Is very remote. Those tattered ban
ners which you have seen so often
would rouse pretty keen bidding at
the sales. Westminster Abbey is diff
cult to value. But the sales give us
some idea of what historic' treasures
are worth in the market. and / should
not be surprised if the abbey-put up
in lots-realized 81 500, 600. 900.
The British museum empty would be
worth 81, 500. 900. and it is full of price
less treasures. The National Gallery is
worth millions. 1t cost, with the new
Tate Gallery section, T,750,000 to
build. and has n picture which cost
$50 an inch. The Nelson column, close
by. is worth $25O.00O, and the statue Of
King George Ill. a little way down
Pal Mall. cost $40, 900. The Albert Hall
and Royal Aquarium are both worth
about 81. $50, 900. but the Crystal Pal
ace cost more than three times the
value of both these. Earl's Court, the
great show rivaling the palace, has
worth of treasures. and even
when 1t is empty the % acres of gar
lens and buildings are worth 81. 500, 900.
buying the tower, the Holboru
viaduct. the miles of sewers. walks
and pavements; the various markets.
Of which four-which are for cattle
cost $50. 600. 900 between them; think of
the hospitals and schools and churches,
and fancy the market value of the
parks cut into city lots. The entrances
alone of HYDE park are said to have
cost nearly 81. 500, 900.
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THEY MUST BE FREE.
A Correspondents Idea OF what We
should DO With the Philippines.
To the Editor of the Anaconda Stand

To the Editor of the Anaconda Stand
ard:
| am a subscriber to your paper. l
am a subscriber simply because | like
the paper, and because 1t is positively
the best paper I'm Montana. like,
as "A rule, your editorials. They are
as carefully read as are the news col
umns. 1t is, indeed, a rare thing for
me to take exception to any article |
find there. But you have gone against
my convictions SO fearfully hard rela-
tive to the disposal of the Philippine
Islands that ! am constrained to write
you in earnest protest. You advocate
holding these islands as indemnity for
our war expenditures and losses. One
must infer from your editorial In Fri
days Standard that we are in duty
bound to return them To Spain after
they have paid us such sums of money
az we may demand. Then you say that
Dewey's victory opens up the Pacific to
our commerce. / don't see wherein
our would be benefited II
we give back the islands tn Spain. We
already enjoyed trade relations with
Spain and her colonies unrestrictedly:
how, then, will our victory tnow only
temporary benefit our commercial re-
alton with that and other Eastern
countries?
But this phase of the matter is not
what ! am interested in. except Incl
dentally. l claim, and all Christian
sidtlonS Nidlfl. anu especially 10 the
leading men OF England claim, thai il
Is our Christian duty to keep Spanish
rule forever away from these unhappy
inhabitants of the Philippines. You
know what horrors are chargeable To
their rule of these stands. You know
hat the people have been taxed to star
walton. that they are worse than slaves
and that failure to pay taxes means a
fate a thousand times worse than
death. For h~umanity's sake We seek
to make Cuba free. Cuba never suf-
fered as have the Philippine islanders.
Now for ~humanity's sake. let us make
these unhappy. these down-trodden.
tortured. enslaved beings free. | do
not wish our nation TO annex the
islands-we don't want them-but I do
wish land nine hundr and ninety
nine out of every one thousand Amer
cans agree with mel to have our gov
eminent take such action as shall for
ever remove Spanish rule and influence
from these islands-these stands and
their people. So long cursed by laws not
fit for the government of the lowest and
most barbarous races of the world.
You call them hoodlums. Who is at
fault because of their mental, moral
and physical condition: tell me this?
There Is a way to accomplish the
ends I am contending for. and without
trouble with other nations, and with
out annexation
do not believe that you position
on this question influences one single
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Athletic Climb Benent.

a declamatory contest has been ar
ranged for the evening of May 20 at
the Auditorium for the benefit of the
Athletic club Of the High school,. II
has been decided to have two members
from each class contest. Ben Hansen
and Miss Christina Brebour will repre-
sent the Junior class. John Mcleod and
Miss Florence Hammer will represent
the sophomores and job Curtis and
Miss Grace King will represent the
freshmen. Judges will be selected later
and medals will be awarded the win
ners.
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BuckIen's Arnica Salve.

THE BEST SALVE in the world for
Cuts. Bruises Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. letter. Chapped Hands, Chill
blains. Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles. or no pay required.
IL Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by all Druggists.
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American citizen. and II you would in
terview your readers you would quickly
demonstrate that f. has not. They are
influenced by Christian motives-loye
of fellow man and a desire to release
their fellow beings from slavery n
make them free. Yours truly,
+. G. +.
Butte, Mont. May Is. 1895.
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Our War Premium,

Send us $40 in advance for one years
subscription to the Standard. or Sc for
six months. and secure a copy of The
American Navy. Cuba and Hawaii
the handsomest premium ever offered
by a newspaper
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Cheap Rates 10 the Pacific Coast.

The Northern Pacific a cut
of IS To SIS i'm rates to Portland, Seat
tie. Tacoma and all North Pacific coast
points. Through sleeping cars from
Butte to all points West. Parties con-
templating a trip to the coast or Alaska
Will find IL to their advantage to call
on or write W. NJ. Tuohy. general
agent Northern Pacific railway, No. %
East Broadway, Butte.
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II have tried tho kissing cure for indi-
gestion. but Il il no good"
What was the testg"
My wife had a chatting dish supper.
and followed it up by kissing the entire
family. | didn't sleep a wink that night
why notg'
Il absent-mindedly kissed the nurse
girl and my wife saw IT,"
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Carrier Pigeons Ia Hawaii.

A carrier pigeon club has been formed
on the Hawaiian islands for the rapid
conveyance Of letters. More han 80 sta
tons have been established already.
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M. E. MAYER, Assayer-Samples by
mail or express will receive prompt and
careful attention Gold and silver bullion
8 speciality. No. 40 West Park street.
Butte. p. o. Box SIG.
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Commencing May IL. all passenger
trains in inc out Of Anaconda will ar
rive at and depart from the Butte. Ana
conda e. Pacihc railway MO passen-
ger station.
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one cannot afford to take chances on
their eyes. You may consult DIR. Dodd
of the Owsley block free and be sure
of getting what you need.
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DIR. G. LEO HAGENBURGER, Deutscher
Arzt, As w. Park, Shodair Blk, Butte.
Special attention to obstetrics, women
and children. Skin and rectal diseases.
Tel. 400. Office hours, 9 to II a. m, 2 to 4:30
and Z to $50 p. m.
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A Worthless Suggestion.

DIR. ]. c. Atwater of Alhambra is in
town.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-17

r.. A Luke came over from Helena
yesterday.
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OCULISTS.
~~~~~~~~
&

DIR. T. G. HEINE,
SPECIALIST.
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT.
Consultation free and glasses fitted free.
GRADUATED lids cured without operation.
Cross eyes Strengthened and headache
cured with properly fitted glasses. Rooms
II and q Lizzie block, corner Park and
Main. Butte.
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L. L. CUNNINGHAM, NJ. ID.
DISEASES OF CHILDREN.
Rooms % and &c Bee Hive building, &c Z.
Broadway. Telephone 60. Office hours. 2
to s p. m. Z to s evenings. Night calls an
swered.
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OsTEOPATHY.

A. p. HIBBS. d. o.
Graduate American school O~steopathy,
Kirksville, Mo. Parlors 125-126 The Butte.
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Leading Business Firms of Montana.


A~SSAYERS,
THOS. BUGGY
ONCE half a block north Of p. q.
430 North Main ST., Butte.
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Hair Pins, per bunch of six
papers, &c.
Nickel Plated Safety Pins,
31-3c paper.
Hump Hooks and Eyes, 21sc
paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW
YORK COUNTY. Julius Roher.Sn
Plaintiff. against James F. Disken * n
Defendants
closure and sale made and entered IN ~
above entitled action, and bearing date tie
18th day OF June. 1sys. the uncerstgnee
referee, in the said judgment named. WI
sell at public auction. at the New York
Real Estate Sales Rooms. No. III BroeA-
way. In the Borough Of Manhattan. Cty
Of New York on The 18th day 0, july.
Read Aucttonrer. the premises tirecte4
by said Judgment TO be sold therein. anA
described as follows:
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel 8
land with the building thereon erects9
situate. lying and being IN the Twsl0
York. bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING. at point on the southsrh
side Of Ono hundred and eighteenth Sired
distant eighty feet east 81 the Southeast
erly corner Of said street a1d Matisoe
Avenue running thence Southerly. parald
with Madison Avenue. and part q TIE 90:
lance through party wall. ore huntree
fee, eleven inches: thence Easterly. pzrSi-
lei with on nundrer a.: e.ghtssrtA
Street twenty feet: thence Nor,hsnI,
again parallel with Madison Avenue. al
part OF the distance Through another rs-u
eighteenth Street: and thence wsswt
along the southerly side ., one nus
and eighteenth Street. twenty feet 70 -
point or place Of hegtnning SAD pTemsn
being known and designated By The 500
number "a Eas, iisth Street b The CITY
Of New York.
The following 10 a diagram u the prop.
erty referred to in the foregoing n0''~ -
G.h
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ARNIY BUILDING. WHITEHALL STREET

A New York CITY July 8. ls's-Sealed proposals In
trplicate Will received until twelve O'Clock noon
july 2Oih and then opened r manufacturing and dev
ering quickly this Depo, 5000 unined all wool flannel
Bouses To made Il flannel. conforming 10 spechca-
standard. both Of which tie seen a. thus
DEPT, Quick and prompt delivery important Bidders
will state date ~ commencement and rate ot delivery
Blanks for bidding and specifications can be had at This
Depot Preference will be given articles OF domestic
production or manufacture. conditions 81 quality ana
0nc.uding price 4 foreign productions or
manufactures the duty thereon being equal The United
states reserves the right reject accept all
proposals or any part Thereof Envelopes should be
marked Proposals for rnned Flannel Bouses. and al
dressed 10 A. KIMBALL u. O. NJ. General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY on ~
York.-Frances Elliott Hok i
Plaintiff. against Cora c. Russsu = ~
Defendants.
In pursuance Of q Judgment Of fur~.s
ure and sale. duly made and entered "a N.
above entitled action. bearing data ~
I4th day OF June. 1893. !. the undersinS
the Referee In said judgment named ~
g. a. public now aS Ysssea At N the Il;
way, In the Borough Of Manhattan. a.
OF New York. on the l4th day Of ~
1898. at IL o'clock noon on that day' =
BRYAN L. Kennedy, Aucuoneer. the ~
Uses directed by said judgment 70 b ~
All that certain lot. piece OF parcs, -
land. with the house thereon. situate. ~
and being In the Sixteenth Ward \
the city OF New York. and bounded u
described as tolloSs, VII; sEoINNiS6
tv-third street distant one hundred ~
twelve feet easterly from the CONF
formed by the intersection OF the eastsYs
line OF Tenth Avenue ana the southern
side OF said Twensy-third street runnins
line OF sa!d Twenty-third Street twents
two feet: thence southerly and parsiIS
with Tenth Avenue part or the distanoS
through a party wall about ninety-s:1X
feet eight inches to the hair distance M
between said Twenty-third and Twenhs
second streets: thence westerly along "a
balf distance line twenty-five feet; Aencs
northerly parallel with said Tenth Avsuss
part OF the distance through . party M
shout nincty-eight feet eight inches % ~
southerlyi side OF Twenty-third Street ~
point or place Of beginning, subject . d
Gid covenants against nuisances nouor.
stores etc. known as the Moore Eststs !,
Clemen, c. Moore. covenants and non
especially contained and described h -
Ssed from Clement G. Moore TO NocnS
Pindar. recorded In the New York Rssfs.
ter's Once in I.iber III Of ConvsyaSos.
page 1852 ct seq.
Man OF New York City for 1898 a. La n
n. Block 100. Vol. ]. Sec. 3.
Dated New lorx. June 18th. 1898.
AUGUSTUS II. VANDERPoEL
ReterA
HENRY GRAssE, Attorney tor PlaincR
1871 Broadway. Borough Of ManhsttaS
New York City.
rbs following is diagram Of ~
premises referred to in the foregoing no0S
OF sale:
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iiT,h Street
Said premises will be sold suo'ect 70
nrst MORTGAGE. on which there 70 cue
sl5, 600. and interest at per cen, t'VA
Angus; sth. 1897. .,.
mortgage upon the premises. togeiher WIN
Interest thereon. Is SIS. 70, J. l~p. =.
The Approximate aggresate amoup %
plaintifYs lien upon the premises, WA 10.
teres,. costs and disoursenlsnu -
81. 1855 O6-lO0 and OF taxes. assessments sns
water rates S36. ,sos
Dated New York. June ls,h. 1895
THOMAS F. DONNElLf,
Re.ereA
EDWIN F. STERN.
Atty for PLAINTIFF
Z Beekman St, city.
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AssICNECS' NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order MADE ~
Hon Martin l.. Slower. ore OF ~
Justices OF the Supreme Court. dated IN
Slst day OF May. lsss.
Notice IL hereby given 20 all ered'9n
and persons having claims asalns, joe
Brown and John Mstzenbacher iaie.y CO
ing business under the firm name
Brown and Natzenbacher. that ih-y ~
ronuirea 10 present their Gains With 10
vouchers therefor. duly verified. - me So
scriber. the assignee OF salf John psoNss
and John Matzenbacher. for the oenen, |"
creditors, Al his once. So Worth s.Iees
Borough OF Manhattan. cry ~ New le'+
on or before the 18TH day q septen'e''
1898.
Dated New York. June 2s. ls9s
JAMES ". MATHER
Assignee.
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

Phils Depot. Q. N. Dept l.+2s Arch Street Phla
Pa July r. s9sSealed Proposals. in rirlicatc Will b
until II o'clock A. NJ. Saturday. July 3
1895 FOR furnishing this Depot with Axes; AIs Hey.,
Boots; Books; Camp Color.; color Belts Knit
Summer Drawers; Drums. Drum heads Snares sinEs &
Sticks Flies. Flags. Canton Flannel Buckskin Gaunt-
lets: Berlin Gloves. Campaign Hats. cork Helmets:
Hatchets Hstche heIves Camp Kettles: Mess Fans Mos
qrtO Nets: Music Stands. Rubber Ponchoe. Pick
and Heyes; Dark Blue Flannel Shirts: Cotton "a
Woollen Stockings: Shoes Shoyels. Spades; Stencils;
TrImpets Crooks. Trumpet Cords: Tent Poles & Pins
Cotton Undershirs Whistler Bids FOR delivery at other
points will be entertained Samples be Schuyf
Kill Arsenal Government reserves right TO reject
cept any proposals part thereof Preference
given 10 articles Of domestic production manufacture
conditions q quality and price dnuing in the price 4
foreign productions manufacture the duty thereon
Ing equal Circulars Bidders. blanks Sc viii fur
nished by this oc" Enveop"s containing prop .als
he endorsed Proposals for Military supplies and ad-
dressed 10 Lt-Ccl. JOHN V FrREY. Deputy Q. ST Cen
erai. T. s A.
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PROPOSALS FOR TROUSERS. Demo,

O. ~ Dept. 1925 Arch ST. Phiia Pa July
1898 Sealed Proposals. in rlplioafr. viii received
hero until II O'Clock a Monday. july Is 1905
furnishing this Depot with 1900 foot
l5 0oo pairs Of Trousers mounted made
Sxy Blue Kersey. STANDARD. Early delivery Is i'm
portant bidders III felir
cries Sample be Srhuylki Arsenal Govern
ment reserves right reject accop: al! pro-
posals part Thereof Preference given articles
of domestic production manufacture condition. Of
quality price ncuing IN tho price prcuo-
tons manufactures the luty thereon being equal.
Blanks proposals. &c. will b" furnished upon Arpl-
cation. Envelopes containing proposals. 10 be endorsed
Proposals Trousers and addressed II Col. JOHN
V FUREY. Deputy Quartermasier General. l.. <.
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DAMSpEIL LINE For NEWBrRGH. call
proposals..
ARMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL STREET,

A New York City July 10. Sgs-Sealed proposals In
.-rl,cae Will be received here until twelve o'clock noon.
Juv is 1895 and opened. for ntnufac turing and
detver.nr quickly Depot 10000. with the privilege
Of increasing the number lCN per cent Blue kersey over
coats TO be such ~ the service as may be equire
ana 70 h.. made Of Is ounce kerscy conforming sealed
sfan5ld and specifications De AZ this once body
nd rsna lin ne flannel Ike standard samples To ie
seen al this Depot bids submitted should be based
sealed stancad and sp"cncailons 10 -
seen M his Depot bids upon other samples VIII
be entertained BIDS will he received FOR all or portion
~ me number Of specified. quick and rapid
delivery important Bidders Will date % commence
,nan and rate OF delivery Blanks bidding an4 secl
dcstions can be had At this Office Preference VIII IA
given TO articles OF domesu, production manufacture
conditions quality and prize uncudng IN the price 81
foreign productions manufactures the duty thereon
being equal the right TO reject or accept
any or ali proposals or any part Thereof. Envelopes
should be marked Proposals for Overcoats, and ad-
dressed 10 A S KIMBAIL- y. O. NJ. General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-14

The Approximate amount OF the Lea =
charge 10 satisfy which the above T.
scrbed property Is 10 be sold Is $50. &lN
with interest thereon from the 9Th day 4
June. 1895 together with costs and allow
ances amounting 10 s35fs5. with intepA
from the l4th day OF June. isSs. tosethsP
with the expenses OF the sale. The 10
prox,mate amount Of taxes. assessnentA
Or other liens, which are TO he allowed y
the purchaser out OF tho purchase n.onsy
or paid by the Referee. IL $216.5o and u.
Dated New York. June 10th. 1898.
AUGUSTUS II. yANDERPoEL.
Peseyee
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pIDS FOR COAL-Bds in conformity with

the specifications be had AZ the olcs Of the Boari
of 367 Fulton ST Brooklyn FOR supplying the
Island Hospital with coal for period OF one
October LIST 1895 will be received until noon
on the 25th day OF July at the above address.
TRUMAN !. BACKTS
Presien; Board ~ Managers
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Ocean 6ieamers.

NWRTG1 GERlMNM lloyd
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
soUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN
Trave Tu.. July 20 10 An TraVe. .Tu Aug % 10 VI
saale.. .Tu Aug. 2 2 PM X. Friedrich. Aug 30 r 81
Lain Tu. Aug O. 10 A NJ Lain .Tu. Sept. 9. 10 An.
Kaiser VIM der Grosse Tu. Aug = !.
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERvICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN
Bremen Thursday. Ju9 IL
Prnz Regent Luiipod 49,. Thur 'diy. July g. A. VI
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES GENOA
Ems July q. AN Kals VIM HAug 20 SAM
Aler .......Auy q. AN Fulda go. Sept. g. M
oELRICHs q co. BOWLING GREEN
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MIRRORS AND FRAMES.

JOHN Q. GRAUL. 1877 West 23d-st old.
est and largest storv a Its Kind In
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LOST.
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. sou secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex.
changed. GEORGE u. EDDY. s9s hadi-
oon-Gs
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STEAMBOATS,.

FALL R0WER LfM:
For Fall River Boston, Marthas Vineyard Nantucket
Cape Cod and all Eastern and Northern Mountain Inland
and Seashore points Steamers Priscilla and Puritan in
commission. Orchestra each. Leave Pier 10. r..
Of Warren days and Sundays az 600 p N.
Steamer from New York Sundays only touches at New
port On Of the week Providence Line east
ward steamers stop at Newport
PROWODEMGE l0ME
For Newport. Boston. the North and East. steamers
Plymouth and Rhode Island in commission Orchestra on
each. Leave Pier IS. y. r.. foot OF Murray St week
days only al 6l5 p. NJ. touching at Newport r. J.
monday mornings excepted. on Monday mornings Fail
River Line steamers touch az Newport.
SITGMlMGIIGM Lime
For stonngton. Narragansett Pier Watch Hn Boston.
and all points East. Steamers Maine and New Hamp-
Pier 30. y. r.. block above Canal St.
week days only at 600 p. 81.
NORWICH llME
For New London. Watch Hin. Block Island. worcester.
Boston and the East City Of Lowell and City
OF Lawrence Leave Pier So y. r.. one block above
Canal ST. week days only at GOO P NJ.
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SURROGATE NOTICES.


wOODBRIpGE. ALFREDO purslancss
OF an order OF Hon. Frank T. Fi,Esenas1
a Surrogate OF the CITY and county q
persons having claims against A,rss
Woodbridge. late OF the City 81 New feH
deceased. TO present the same. with VOICE.
ers thereof. 20 the subscriber. al her Play
OF transactlng business, the once -
Gwillim 4 Meyers. No. $50 Nassau .trses
the 18th day OF December next.
Dated New York. the first day Of JsSs
1905.
MARY ". MINES.
ADMINISTRATIVE C L
GwILLIM 4 MEYERS,
Attorneys FOR AdimnistratriI.
$50 Nassau street. New YORK C"
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the hoS
John II. v. Arnold, Surrogate u ~
City and County Of New York. notice "
hereby given TO all persons having clGn2
against John f. Pupke. late ~ the cry
New York. deceased. 70 present TIE am
with vouchers thereof 10 the suhscrios"
al their place OF transacting busines1
No. 269 Washington Street In the CITY =
New York. Borough 4 Manhattan, On
before the 226 day ~ December nett.
Dated New York. the 18th day OF Jul
lsyS.
HELENE PUPKE.
EBERHARD L. PuPKE
R REkTNA 4 4. P PTPkE'
EMILE =. PUPKE.
ARNOLD W PtPKE,
Executors and ExecuiriceS
HENRY f.. GREGORY.
ATTORNEY for Executors and Executives
PA Broadway. New YORK.
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ALBANY Evening Limo.
Steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN RICHMOND leave
Old Pier A. y. r. foot Canal ST. at p. NJ daily Sun
excepted connecting with trains for sara
toga Lake George Richheld Springs. Sharon springs
Thousand Islands. Adrondacks and the West. Summer
Excursion tickets reduced Saturday night steamer
connects Sunday morning train FOR Saratoga. North
Creek Caldwell, Lake George.