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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-17
The A. AND M. COLLEGE.
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CABARRUs COUNTY, X. Alexan-
der, d. S. Caldwell, W. L. Craven. A.
b. Watson.
CAMDEN COUNTY: L. G. Berry,
]. +. Ferebee.
CAR1ERET COUNTY: W. NJ.
Lewis.
cATAWBA COUNTY: C. D. Nc
Intosh.
CHATHAM COUNTY: w. NJ. Atwa-
ter, III. &. Dorsette, G. r. Love. 81
CHEROKEE COUNTY: +. + Bright.
CLEVELAND COUNTY: ". u. Ell
lis. John Osborne
CRAVEN COUNTY: ]. A. Nunn. r.
V. Thomas, G. b. Whitehurst.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY,: W. r..
Smith.
cuRKirucK COUNTY: Jno. +.
Land
DAVIDSON. Comfy: s. H. smith.
A. X. Thomas.
DAVE COUNTY: ]. r. Anderson. y.
NJ. Bowden, Roy Clement.
DUPLIN COT NTY: Il. Y. Boney. b.
3. Carr, Jr., S. Newton, G. Z. Prid-
gen.
Did COUNTY: W. p. Earth
EDGECOMBE COUNTY: w. L. Bar
low. II. /. Howard, e. L. Knight.
FORSYTH COUNTY,: r. G. Craver.
+. G. Crutchficld. Paul Il. Elllins. X.
Greenfield, Percival Hall, II. G..
Holmes. A. e. Horton, B. y. Sullivan,
s. A. Vest.
FRANKLIN COUNTY,: L. L. Allen.
W c. Cooke, II. t. Timberlake, J..
4 ~
CASTOR COUNTY,: S. c. CornwcIl,
i. III. Glenn.
Gates COUNTY,: Martin Kellogg.
GRANVILLE COUNTY: X. Lyon, r.
NJ. Minor, v. u Moss, T. S. Rogers.
GUILFORD COUNTY: S. G.. Brown,
n. r. Cook, Chas. l.. Creech. G. NJ.
Davis, w. I. Hinton, w Il. Snow
GREENE COUNTY: G. II. NJ. Dali
Il. l.. Denton, III. Il. Grimsley, w. II.
Pate, l. L. Pridgen.
HALIFAX COUNTY: A. l.. Clark G..
w Dunn. We. Dunn, w. d. Fau-
cette, j. B. Hall, L. II. Kicks, e. II.
Kicks W. w. Kicks.
HAYWOOD COUNTY: Edgar Per-
sons. G. ID. Welch
HENDERSON COUNTY,; A. Drake,
A. r. Johnson.
HEREFORD COUNTY,: w. H. Gil
lam. b. NJ. Graves. J. n. Joyner. A.
G. Sharp b. L. Sharp
HYDE COUNTY NJ. NJ Harris, l..
II Mann
IREDELL COUNTY: r. r. Cochran.
+, Il. Culbreth. ]. +. Rose. W. r.
Rose, T. G. Steele, G. Il. Simpson.
JOHNSTON COUNTY: j. Il. Parker.
H. Il. Pearee, .Ir., Il. #. Richardson,
r. w. Wick.
LENoIR COUNTY: G. f. Loftin, L.
Mosely.
LINCOLN COUNTY: ]. s. r. Carpen-
ter, X. r. Deter, r. II. Morrison, w.
Il. Reinhardt.
MCDOWELL COUNTY: w. NJ. Bur-
gin, W r. Craige, II. w. Dysart, L.
G. Sinclair
MACON COUNTY: Chas. E. Trot-
ter.
MADISON COUNTY: G. A. Nichols.
MARTIN COUNTY, w. S. Rives. ].
r. Whitley.
MECKLENBURG COUNTY: Bed
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OPPOSES ANY SCRAMBLE
THINKS PERSONAL AMBITION
SHOULD RE SuBORD1NATED.
WOULD ESTEEM ELECTION AN HONOR
Appreciates the Suggestion of His Name and
Would be Profoundly Grateful if
Elected TO That High
Position.

The following letter from Hon. #. NJ
Simmons, chairman Of the State Demo-
cratic State Executive Committee, ap-
peared in the Saturday afternoon edition
Of the Asheville Citizen:
Editor The Citizen: | am in receipt
of your esteemed favor Of the 9th inst,
inouiring WHITTIER / will be a candidate
for the Il. S. Senate, and declaring your
self friendly to my election if ! should
be a candidate.
Immediately after the election of 1855
many similar expressions in my behalf
came to me, and ever since have con-
tinued to come to me from friends from
different parts of the State. That any
considerable part Of my fellow-citizens
should think me worthy of so high and
exalted a position, and should consider
that my services to the party and the
State deserves such recognition by the
people is to me a source of very great
satisfaction, and / am unable to ex-
press in words my profound apprecia-
tion. | regard the position in question
worthy of any mans ambition, and if
should say | did not desire it | would
NOT SPEAK the truth. 11ubs lhSl1 - bbN
pending before the people a question
which overshadows the question of who
shall fill this office, or any office, and
all offices, upon which depends in a
very large degree, the future peace and
prosperity of the State; and until that
question is settled, there should be no
dividing or disrracting scramble over
this office. To the success of this great
and benefcent measure | shall devote
all of such time as / can spare from
what is to me the necessary work of
making a living, and leave the people
to make their own selection of a Sena-
tor and in such manner as they may
think wise and proper. IL the selection
falls upon me / shall esteem it an ex-
ceedingly great honor, and shall be, as
any man should be, profoundly CRATE
full.
am. / beg You to believe, sincerely
grateful to you for the interest you
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-17
HoRRoRs OF PHILIPPINE WAR.

Tales come to us Of the sufferings en-
dured by our brave soldiers in the Phil-
ippines. The papers ring with them and
sympathy is freely given. And yet there
are people in our midst of whom we hear
nothing who are just as brave. They are
suffering silently and fighting bravely
with the greatest enemy of mankind
Dyspepsia and all its terrible ills. There
is relief for them if they will take Hos
letters Stomach Bitters faithfully. 1t
will cure dyspepsia, constipation, bilious
ness. malaria, fever and ague and liver
and kidney troubles. 1t tones up the
whole system. Get it from any druggist
and see that a private Revenue Stamp
covers the neck of the bottle.
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Toilet Articles

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dMniSn Whorn be
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ford Brown, Jr.. W. q. Craven, J. IT.
Cross, Nv. G. Kirby. Jas. Al. Knox.
+. $. Purviance, L. y. Ross. Il. l..
SadIer, r. Z. SadIer. ]. Fl. Shuford, 7.
l.. Trotter.
MITCHELL COUNTY: ID. r. Brink
ley, q. G. Love.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY: w. II.
Ingram
MOORE COUNTY: E. G. Couch.
NASH COUNTY: w NJ. Bozeman
NEW HANOVER COUNTY: r. w.
Bonitz, \. G. HankinS, II. 4. Hug
gins, w, G. James, G. o. MeNair, e..
y. Parsley. Jr., w. l.. Smith, Jr
ONSLOW COUNTY,; !. y. Sanders.
ORANGE COUNTY: j. II. Parker
PASQU0TLANK COUNTY: a. L.
Granger. Bennett Land, J. ]. Morris,
X. Il. Snowden. Ill. A. Wiley.
pm COUNTY: +. NJ. Foy, Jr.
PERQUIATANS COUNTY: G. w.
Small
PERSON COUNTY: Clyde X. Wae-
staff, r. II. Wagstaff.
PITT county,: L. G. Latham, j. w.
White.
RICHMOND COUNTY: n. +. Cop
pedge, j. +. Diggs, Edwin Lytch, G.
NJ. Mcdonald, j. L. McI<immon, Il.
w. Page, II. G. Rogers, IT., +. ).
Whiting.
robson COUNTY: n r. Stansel.
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY,: Howard
Simpson.
ROWAN COUNTY: G. +. Bernhadt,
r. l.. Bernhardt. J. e. Colt, w. A.
Hedrick. @. w. Isenhour, w. +. Nc
Canless. John T.. Ramsay.
SAMPSON COUNTY: Oliver Carter,
Il. ID. Highsmith. II. c. Johnson, [.
McPhail,W. O. Meeks, Il. y. Wright.
SCOTLAND COUNTY: d. A. Pate.
STANLEY COUNTY: i. II. Barn
hardt, p. G. Belts, +. G. Parker, j. =.
Turner
STOKES COUNTY: ]. E. Fulp. w. L.
Fulp. w. Y. Kreeger, /. c. Schaub.
UNION COUNTY Il. f.. Heath, Erwin
Stack
VANCE COUNTY: J. ii. Bunn' W. NJ.
IL.
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To Country Trade
Seed Business.

We shall make a speciality Of the seed
business in the future, and we want to
sell you this season.
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Our line Of cigars is selected with great
care. We have studied the wants Of the
smokers. We sell only the standard
brands. and our sales are most crafty
ing. If we don't carry your brand, we
will get it for you.
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Soda Water.

Our soda water is famous. Pass by
our Fayetteville Street store any time,
day or night, and you will see gathered
there a merry crowd chatting over our
delicious connections. We have summer
and winter drinks.
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Our Drug and Prescription Department.
IN CHARGE. OF EXPERT PHARMACISTS

all other functions Of these is our Prescription
considerable
Prescription Departments this city,
steadily continually week
further establish position meitng
YOUR exclusive trade
The appliances equipments and convennce Of the most modern dap
Nothing could assist rendering better service
be bring prescriptions with
perfect prescription department
careee allowed
doubt upon medicines written by
physician blank either metric or aponacaes weight VIII e promptly
satisfactorily filed time day OF night
goods pure freue possible strength we DO not
permit any shopworn ud at the limit they disposed Of
exchanged with the manufacturer for dealers or in
of destroyed outright
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-17

Hair dye deceiycs people who use It
into thinking they are deceiving other
people.
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"THE LOSS OF GOLD is GREAT;
The loss Of health is more" Health is
lost by neglecting to keep the blood pure,
but it is regained by purifying, enrich
ing and vitalizing the blood with the
great health restorer, Hoods Sar-
saparilla. Thousands who thought health
had been permanently lost have been
made perfectly well by taking this great
medicine. Your experience may be the
same.
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Look before you leap Be sure YOU
get Hoods Sarsaparilla when you call
for it. and you will find health in its
use.
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''If you scour the world you will never
find remedy equal to One Minute
Cough Cure" says Editor Fackler, Of
the Micanopy, Fla, Hustler It cured
his family of lagrippe and saves thous-
ands from pneumonia, bronchitis, Group
and all throat and lung troubles. Bob
bitt-Wynne Dug CO., w. II. King u
CO., Adams 81 M I'VE, VIM. Simpson.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-17

4 mans reputation often depends upon
the things that are mot found out about
him.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-10-17

Hoods Pills are gentle, yet always
effective.
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Everything comes to the woman who
waits, but it's different with some wo-
men.
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-28

Sheriff Young arrived here before the
News correspondent left, announcing
that any man who wanted to work
would be protected in doing so. The
Last Chance is still closed, twelve strik-
ers being detailed continually to guard
the mill and mine.
Later, in fight between a number OF
strikers and the men from the Bunker
Hill, one Of the union members fired the
initial shot of the strike. 1t was direct
ed at door, behind which some of the
working miners were believed to be in
hiding. Tonight no attempt was made
to interfere with the working force and
about eighty men went on duty
when the shifts changed. Sheriff
Young arrived from Wallace today.
Tonight armed men are on guard, both
at the Bunker Hill mine and the mill.
They halt all comers and demand the
countersign. The strikers have tapped
the telephone line between the mill and
mine and are intercepting all messages.
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-28
BLOCKED BY ARMED STRIKERS

Wallace-Affairs at Wardner assumed
dangerous aspect this morning, but
tonight finds them improving. The
striking union men held an all night
session, initiating few converts. This
morning, 100 strong, they marched up to
the Last Chance mill and when the
Bunker Hill men, who live down town,
came up they were ordered back
The workmen defined to comply and the
front rank of the strikers drew guns and
threatened death to all who would not
obey. The men then returned to town
but later a few climbed over the hill and
came down to the mine. Those who
board at Bunker Hill or Stem Winder
boarding houses we're all at work, max
ing 100 men on the shift, or the same as
yesterday. A few went over to the side
Of the union and an equal number OF
men went to work. About II O'Clock
three strikers, armed with Winchesters
guarded the road at the lower end Of
town.
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-28

To Parents and Taxpayers:
Next Monday will called cast votes for the cleo
would be simply OF time to attempt nom those pa
who children schools that the conduct OF the
schools during repoach because
upon
from the knowledge of the their children have made their
school duties
desire to post them
inject into the
complaining of the
teachers the length OF the
yearly few political oheads He and his small cotee have
done under the schools have not been economically
by the state
ent made by Mayor E member the board which they have not or
1t good stewardship
plain that he who read
Anyone the
anairs reading Es article Instsad of the school dis
being exceptionally good shape In his state
Ella $SOOoOO of Indebtedness
the liberal education
chdon simply because they cannot In
attacked Mayor Ela in
his the board personally This of will we'll under
xpedient minds to bolster extraordinarily
weak argument
The salaries paid the teachers paid many
pitance
possible during the school they compelled
portion institute during
that the female teachers
schools this horn levels his spleen
formidable "scab" labor these
skilled labor from anywhere take the
place other road
economy pacced all
especially the public yet feeble attempt to
affairs the public schools There
will very indeed who will be fooled.
H.. the candidates of the
liberal thought the in relation the schools These
schools obtaable with good judgment
in expenditure Of the peoples
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-28
TORNADO IN IOWA.

Anawaco, Iowa,-A lorna 10 swept the
farming country, 20 mile' west of here
last evening. Three persons are report
ed killed. Great damage was done to
farm property.
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-28

st. Louisa special to the Globe
Democrat from kirksville, No., says:
The gathering storm that has been
threatening all the afternoon, broke up
on Kirksville at 6:2O with all the fury OF
C, clone.
The path was quarter OF mile wide
and clean as prairie. It sws opt through
the eastern part OF the city and 400
buildings, homes and mercantile, we're
leveled to the ground in scattered ruins.
In the heavy rain which followed, the
people who escaped turned out to the
rescue of the injured.
For two hours not much was accomp-
lished as all was confusion, but by IL
o'clock 25 dead bodies had been taken
from the ruins.
1t ls expected that the list OF dead will
reach nearly 100 if not more.
Almost thousand people are more or
less injured.
Fire broke forth in dozen places and
the debris burned fiercely. No doubt
many bodies were incinerated.
Daylight will be necessary before an
adequate conception OF the destruction
of lire and property can be had.
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-28
HARVEST OF DEATH
The Grim Messenger Claims
a Hundred Souls in one
Night in KirksUiYe.
AWFUL DESTRUCTION

TORNADO VISITS KIRKSVILLE
MISSOURI AND LAYS WASTE
LARGE PORTION OF THE
CITY-GREAT LOSS OF LIFE
AND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY
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financial elections
Gam Schools.

fnm Schools.
.n.><
T-EW YORK | DAY SCHOOL IS Nassau st.
n 80, h 4NiIIG school; 2 West 18th St.
sTRUCTION. LIB in two years Ii. NJ in three years.
send for catalogue. GEORGE CHASE. Dean.
~ Y UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL-Sixty-htth year
y. opens Oct. End 1899. DAY CLASSES. ILL. b.
sfter two years. EVENING CLASSES. LII b., after
three years. Daily sessions, $3.50 10 and TO 10 p NJ
tuition 500 GRADUATE CLASSES. Fifteen courses.
Five required for LII. NJ.
For Circulars address L. J. Tompkins Registrar Wash
,ngon Square. y. y. City.
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~ New -York-The Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York Plaintiff against Hermann Hoefer and Others
Defendants. 49,. Ct
duly made and entered In the above entitled action bear
ing dae seventh day July, 1899 the undersigned,
the Referee in said Judgment named will sell at Public
Auction AZ the Exchange Sales Rooms now located az
No III Broadway the Borough OF Manhattan, CITY %
New YORK on Thursday. the 2ith day OF August, 1879
AZ y clock noon, that day by Bryan j. Kennedy
Auconeer the premises directed by said Judgment TO DO
sold and therein described as follows; ~.
All those lots. pieces or parcels or lana WIN
the buildings thereon erected situate lying and being IN
Inc Citv ~ New York and which when taken together
are bounded and described follows; Beginning at
mini in the Southeriy line OF Ffysixth street distant
Two hundred and seventy five feet Easterly from the
Sutheastery corner OF Ninth Avenue ana Fly! ,.n
street running Southwadly parallel VITA Nintn
Avenue one hundred FIVE inches TO the centre ns
~ The hock. thence Eastwardy along said centre line
and parallel with Fifty sixth street hfty feet mencs
Norbwardly parallel with Ninth Avenue one hundred
fse and ave inches 10 sOuheriy side Of said fifty
sixth street and thence Westerly along the southerly
line ~ Fiftysxth fiy feet TO the point or place
OF beginning. 49,.
Dated: New York, Jdiy 18th. 1899.
JAMES - LUDLOW, Referee
p SHERMAN. Attorney for Plaintiff
30 Nassau street Borough Of Manhattan New York City.
New York -. -
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

I fSsSopa ' c;y Mission society No ii' East
phyfe. Harry p and Alice J. to Marianne o Cor
man ;}5h-st n. 100 II Of ~ ave yeais -,
Issurance society II the United States. No $3.50
to s43 Greenwich 81. IA years zen
Gorsch, Arthur, 70 water ID se"e"' 'o'" ~ %
Same TO Nora A TOWNSEND 76th-st. E "ZS IL e
81 AveI I5uis to Eugene sondheim Weniover
ave. corner Brook ave Y year zc NO. Is's
Gorsch. Arthur. to Julia = Cameron '''h-s'' :"
24s II u Avenue A. years .an,,o
Same to same. 76th-st. $. 2I3 II OF A|e''u" ~
LIN yeI inhn n and charles Glenn TO Irving say
ings Institution. Old st. >. 100 II " OF b'o'''
p WAY: y ea and Phi:ip Horowiir to Jose
phine Deatour. executrix kivington-st n cor
nsS A R1S9rt TO yer olomon Cohen
hsass sSrn LOTS I25,h-st year
IeIth. John II, and Charles Glenn % Irving saw
ings Institution, e2d-st. 8 1870 oi
LYMAN imoai" Jennie and william, TO Edward Coz
zens No IS East 1924 ST. 3 years
same 10 Frank Cozzens. No oS East iZ-d-s''
Howard. Margaret a. to the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company. Nos II and ~ East o''',''
Jsrdins. Margaret r, 70 the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company, No 335 West s5th-st Neafssi,
Brown, Cara +. TO Robert l. PIerTepon' 40 "i'
NV, We'' f's a. Edwars Mooughney. ssth-st
= 3o5 II " Of Central Park West; m 9.d
Klein BENEDICT A. TO the Baron ne Hr,cn auh''
loth-st = " ., Iio ~ e o "s ~ Guaranty
Levy. Mile l. and Samuel !; 10 u,e |u nasps
Ti7st Company, No II West llOth-t, seais.
Matthew'S catherine NJ to the Dollar s sso -
Bank, i3T,h-st 3. 1905. liSb ana To- ,.o,,s ~
Of Southern Boulevard. year mor's'e''
aarh -
oppenhemer. August. to Bernard RosenstocK'
'Mad,.ona n " corner S8th-st years -.
prize David 10 the Guaranty Trust 'omphh''
No 81 West listh-s, ys aar,nty rrus, Com
pany, iioth-st. n &, 1913 # OF LenoH ave-
ysnrs Romeo u to the New York pispeusary,
V,,.s,b =, 100 :, " o, Boulevard years.
Harper. John TO tho United states IAfe insur-
ance Company. 103d-st. 5, ~ II OF Noiuni-
bus-ave, years ..'.'..''''''''''''''''
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MAN0AI IHN CEHOs -
ra,Ds leave foo, Ct s4th E. r. ~ ~ week days
M % q m; IL ana hsnoH"e.x
90 % 20 m: 40 5 10. $40 soo $40. TO- La
q Ia 40 $50 1870 .. m. a. "A IA Asil.
Sundays $50. $40 1910 Llo M A~''~ s"~
hourly 10 10 0lV n, 1910 .. N. -.
Lave foot whitehall St Battery, via sch o., s ss
,I,yn Terry daily 100 aud hourly So0 m :.
m and every forty piinusss LAO 10 aso ana 'a"'~
o. m week days only
EXCURSION TICKETS 40 CENTS
COMFY ISLAND via CULVER noST -
pS.yT OF WHITEHALL. ST, y. Y, by 5vh 81. broon-
,vn Ferry Fast connect with express III.
uriy e.o0 10 10 20 every ~ minutes until e< tnsn
sreT 40 minutes oeo Quickest trip to the isana
time no minutes
A LUXURIOUS TRIP AROUND THE WORLD. ,nslusS
a ins Paris Exposition. Starts september 81 hENrr
GAZE / SONS a. u. crundsn, osn'l Az, u Bwey.M.!S
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S5th Street

Street.
The apnroximate amount Of the lien or charge =
satisfy witch the above described property Is 70 pe s'
ia sT55iI4l with interest thereon from nnth Gay -.
Tune isgo together and allowances amounting
10 s5fi ~ with from July I'm is@ toss ,n
with the expenses sale The approximate aho"tt
al taxes Assessments or other liens which are 70 ue
allowed 10 IN. purchaser out Il the purchase
pald By the Referee. Is thousand NL3orv WI
hundred and forty and aOloO Dollars and interest,"
'"' JAMES p LUDLOW. Referee.
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SDih STREET.
The approximate amount OF the lien or charge, 70
satisfy which described property Is 70 be SOLD
500 AZ thereon from the 18th day OF
June 1899 together with costs and allowance amounting
1892 61Oo together with the expenses OF the safe Inc
premises will he sold subject two prior MORTGAGES one
Tor SO 800 and interest 81 from March 70 lse" ths
other $4,000 and interest at from March zzd is0
Dated New York. August 2nd 1893, nr 49,,
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PEAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Tblr, ave. " corner SOth-st 5o6xoo Henry &c. oOt
,;oo.kint James cogan a.,
eth-st No 1919 West. lsNl00ji John Jill
man referee 10 Metropolitan trust 'o'" Il an
pany trustees etc. M, 200. c.,,uai
N1rf5K 81 No I5 % 4Sioox2aHioo; eafhue' os o3c
\yarht - al 10 Jacob Wacht and another --
s4tb~ n > ia 81 10Th ave; Iohio'o
Henry N Whitehead. referee. to MINI" i5Oot
Cornell
s4tb = n s. 1872 q q 10Th ave lHXl"'o' * m,
Henry whitehead TO Minnie X 1otnneh,,r ''
a4th-st q 2iO II Of 10Th ave. lsHlooo same 4. M,
a.th 81 Nos II and 10 East. l2ox7ox irresu'af
William y WHITE and wife 70 Margaret 81. al.
Howard. 80 part. az 80
1874 a. s. So n ~ Audubon ave io'N 4, oor
10. Louis FREES and wife 20 7 Sunfah =, INV
ioth.st 4 5 80 II e Of 80 ave, @Ne2 ClreIE u
Northcote and another. by gIarian 10 be"e- "a mn
dict a Klein. .....; 90, West
9StI,-st n . 90 of Central larA ,MNtst'
25NlOo IL Edward Moloughney to E''a hi""' m ,oO
lo3d- St + T. II OF Columbus save l''h
loo II. owe Gatey. ct al. executors 10 Al - .oo
Medisor-ave II s6th-st 1OsAhro, Ed m coo
ward Q Perkins referee. to stephen duncan. -'''"V
i7th-st g. 100 II 81 5th-sNe lsyV-i heNty 90 o,c
corn and wife TO Robert " Goeet. . part 10 ~''
Same property: same 10 Mary Il Goelet ana al "a o0
other, trustees .....'''''t'''''' ''''''''''' ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-04
6nrroaaies Notices.


IN pIIRSI'ANCT Of an order OF Hon James NJ.
v.rnuu, a Surrogate n the County ~ New York,
Not,cs a. hereby given all persons having claims
against Milton $ Roth late of the county o New loth
deceased to present the came with vouchers hee0 70 e
transacting business NO "Oi
Tro,dwey i'm The CIV Of New York. Borough OF Man
haitian on or before the 2}ri day ~ December next
dated New, YORK the 9Th day OF June. 1899
A' Wv 5000 EMILE r. ROTH Administrator.
MAuCt,s NFwBtrRG, Attorney for Administrator.
3tG RroadWay. York CITY
ItOrouah Manhattan.