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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

PETERSBURG AGENT.
MRS. 3. G.. HUTCHINSON. LOMBARD
STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
PEOPLE AND POLITICS.
BY AN OBSE RIVER.

The country's patience with Alger and
his friend. Mckinley. is a little bit amaz-
ing. The American people are funda-
mentally good-natured and afraid OF do
ing any man an injustice. Then, again.
office is a mighty vantage ground. But
this Alger business has about reached its
limit. With all OF his vast patronage
and placating skill. Mckinley could not
keep these scandals down. AS carry as
last May | heard from two Inherent
Governors Of States a deliberate positive
expression OF opinion that Alger ana Cor
bin were both incompetent offlcidis' ana
the opinion OF these two Governors grew
out OF the fact OF their meeting In per-
son these two men and having business
with them I'm connection with the raising
of the volunteers for the army from
their respective States IL was told me
in Washington. also. last May that ten
eral Miles had even that early Deeh 70
the President In person and toid hih Il
things went on the way they were then
going not only disaster but ridicule would
Overtake American arms. and that he
would see to Il that the public knew
where the responsibility rested. rms
was then a state secret. II would nave
been a great newspaper scoop NJ the
time. and was very properly known Only
i'm an inner circle. Now. the war - over
and the Alger and Corbin scandals are
out What are the American people go
ing to do about IL? Mckinley saw the
storm arising. ana with his old skipper
like political instinct trumpet up MS
War Investigating Commission. packed
with personal Notwithstanding Grand
Army Of the Republic cOmmander-and
turned himself and Aleer over 10 IL 10
be thoroughly whitewashed. TINS TOT
time suspended public condemnation
Last week IL broke out afresh In a sluice
OF blankguardlsm from Ayers friend
Commissary- General Eagan Alger EVIL
IDENTIFY desired Eagan TO make a herce
attack on Miles. with the understanding
that he would be maintained. But the
coarse soul Of this profane. old generai
led him too far-even for Alger.
The merits OF the controversy over
"embalmed beef does not enter into the
retention Of Eagan in Office. II seems
to me that General Miles made a mild
and guarded attack on the army ration
nothing ike so severe a one as his posi-
ton ought TO have compelled him 70
make. tnat ne mas been amply sustdih'u
by officers under him, including Colonel
Roosevelt. the present Governor OF New
York: but be that as il may, 70 subject
the commander-in-chief of our army TO
such low and coarse denunciation as that
commission tolerated from Eagan puts
a shame on us all The young boys or
our country who are being tutored ana
trained 70 bear themselves as gentle
men and 10 carry high erected thoughts
seated in a heart Of courtesy are an
nuIlad down on a lower level ana their
conception OF manhood and or official
position IS degraded by the action Of this
man Eagan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
" HIrt GOODS.

THE TOWER.
Second and Broad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

"lf Julius Caesar We're alive he would
be Pop1list,' shouts Jerry Simpson.
and for once Jerry is shrewd enough to
SANDER a man who can't retaliste
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

The Governor has appointed delegates
tc the Governor Of Florida's military
conference. Why not send them to The
C.ar.s peace assembly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

There is more argument and less in
formation about the Philippines than
there is about the debating society's fav-
orite was Hamlet insane?'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

The Finance Committee will need big
blue pencil in editing this years request
for appropriations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

Resolved That quay is. and OF a right
ought TO be. without the aid and consent
of any other nation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

Now in England it's different, they
don't bother much about cabinets. but
the Queen announces "a whole drawing
room.n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

cuba has l2t0 sugar plantations and
100 tobacco fields. and still for ten years
they have raised more sheol than any
thing else.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
WITH THE VIRGINIA EDITORS.

Several days ago we welcomed the
Blackstone Courier into the company Of
those who sing the glad song Of pros
perity. Our contemporary fears that n
will be inferred from what The Times
said that fl was lately numbered with
those who shouted calamity. and is UNI
willing that such an impression shall 20
out. 1t declares that it has never been
a calamity shouter. and says that 40 one.
not even The Times. has greater con-
tempt for that class OF individuals"
Good for the Courier. We like its re-
sentiment well it is an encouraging sign.
10 be sure. that it has come to be an
offence TO charge. even 10y inference. that
a free silver newspaper was ever guilty
Of the calamity habit. We now have
hopes of the Norfolk Virginian-Pilot and
even of the Stanton Spectator
The Rockingham Register agrees with
The Times that the clergyman who fails
20 find the simple story of the cross an
adequate theme for his sermons. but de-
parts from the good old way to preach
about politics and bicycle races. and an
that. renders the church service by
retiring from the ministry. il adds.
Pople who seek spiritual food viii never
be satisfied with essays on social condi-
tions or with clerical discussions of poe
litical issues. a thirsty soul viii anxious
ly seek the flowing fountain. 10 Will never
tarry for any length Of time about "A
dry we'll This fact sufficiently accounts
for the falling OF i'm Mr.. DiXon's AUDI
fences at the Grand Opera-iIouse. lie
was merely an orator or "thinker'-not "a
pastor I'm the Scriptual sense.
As we said the other day. Mr.. Dixon
has shown his brethren how not TO
preach.
The Salem Times Register says that the
interest among the people Of that county
in fruit culture was manifested last court
day in the attention which large au-
dience paid to an address ON that sub
iect from Professor William b. Atwood
OF the Agricultural Experiment Station
The meeting adjourned Until February
court. when a horticultural society Will
be organized. We are gratihed 90 hear
this. The Times has printed many arti-
cles on this subject, and has urged upon
the people OF Virginia that there is much
profit in this industry, if proper attention
be given TO it. We have repeatedly said.
and we believe it. that iirst-class apple
orchard or peach orchard in certain sec
uons Of Virginia is, relatively, worth as
much as an orange grove in Florida. How
blest is Southwest Virginia. What scec-
ton so rich in minerals is also 50 rich IN
its agricultural resources?
Some Of our Virginia contemporaries
speak of the rapid disappearance OF
wild turkeys. our observation and OK
perience as a huntsman is that that is a
characteristic of the bird.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

An extra session Of Congress is not be-
ing urged. Can't Depew wait until De
cembcr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

Jerry Simpson will be out of Congress
IN time for the spring blowing. and The
money devil will again venture forth
from his hiding
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

In the Senate they are still warning
over tne peace treaty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

A Pennsylvania minister has been ask
ea to resign because he insisted that the
Quakers can't take a joke. Of course the
man meant the Johnstown food
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

Mr.. Scott seems 10 hold the key to the
situation i'm the West Virginia deadlock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

We have never been an admirer OF
General Miles since the story came to Us
OF his treatment OF his noble prisoner at
Fortress Monroe: but Miles was a young
man then, in the midst OF the fierce.
murderous sectional passions Of that
hour. He also had the warrant OF a tele-
gram from Secretary OF War stanton.
In the present war he seems TO have
furnished about all OF the practical army
sense that could be infused into our side
Of the controversy. His management OF
the Porto Rican expedition was smooth
professional and skilled in the highest
degree. compared 10 the crude, rough and
tumble. -go-lucky style of the San
tiago expedition. But he has brought
down upon his head the cnmity Of the
Secretary OF War. and along with IT
much more sinister influence Says the
New York Herald i'm a recent issue: The
packing interests are powerful In Wash
ington, and their influence can be eXerted
I'm many ways so that Miles might suffer
because or their opposition and never
know whence the blow came. Tie pack
ing interest would never attack such
man as Miles directly. for that would be
folly; but there are more ways than
one OF killing cat" We have heard IN
the past history OF the world how famous
warriors have been disposed Of Among
others, Joabs way OF getting rid OF
Abner seems 20 be the one 20 be adopted
by the packing interest in getting rid of
Miles. With friendly face Joab approach
ed the grizzled old warrior. Abner, and
taking him by his hand. says How goes
it with thee, Brother Abner?" and at the
same time he "smote him under the nth
rib" If the packing interests from Chi
cagO are in Washington, and | have no
doubt they are. General Miles had better
wear plates over his fifth rib
Despite his faults, it would be easier
TO change from Republican to Demo-
cratic administration than for any other
Republican to defeat Mckinley for the
nomination again. He has every promi-
nent Republican in every State indebted
20 him through the power OF the Federal
patronage in norm al times, TO say nothing
Of the vastly increased amount OF It
brought on by the war. He has been send |
ing in nominations filing page after page |
OF the Congressional Record for army. |
navy. commissary. quartermaster and |
paymaster rank. He has looked after the I
leading politicians OF every State Of this |
Union In his own party; and Speaker Reed |
or any other distinguished Republican |
would lead a forlorn hope in getting dele
gates 10 the next Republican convention.
But, when we add to that situation. the /
fact that the Republican party IL delight /
ed with McKinleys record as a prosper |
ity-bringer, and with the successful ter
mination of the Spanish-American war.
we can see that II he lives. II is Mckinley
again in 1900.
Oh. that the Democrats would throw
overheard free silver and go 10 the coun-
try in 1900 on the Alger scandals. as adj
vocates of foreign trade. of assistance IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

The German consul I'm Samoa would
have been "a great deal Apia il # hadn't
happened.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

Is sweeping over kentucky. why AZ
ways over, when that would be such a
good place for 1t to stop.
shaftcr says there We're no blunders
AZ Santiago This will be resssuring 20
Sylvester scovel. who slapped Pecos
Bits face.
The New York Bar Association thinks
that attorneys should wear silk gowns.
This is a cruel jest to me fellows who
are struggling aloug with summer clothes
under a threadbaro overcoat
Governor McLaurin. OF Mississippi de-
olares that be has no organ. There is
one that has been grinding around here
for two days that he Is very welcome to-
monkey and an.
Gomez wants to borrow 100000 from
tho United States. This rather indicates
that the old fellow is not asleep all the
time he is IN the hammock
An exchange says Chicago thieves are
operating in dress suits and silk hats"
As a general thing. however. they don't
find much ln them
In the Senate they are stil warning
over tie peace treaty.
Jerry simpson will be out Of Congress
IN time for the spring blowing. and The
money devil Will again venture forth
from his hiding
cuba has 100 sugar plantations and
100 tobacco fields. and still for ten years
they have raised more sheol than any
thing else.
Mr.. Scott seems 10 hold the key TO the
situation in the West Virginia deadlock.
The German consul I'm Samoa would
have been great deal Apia if it hadn't
happened.
4 Pennsylvania minister has been ask
eG TO resign because he insisted that the
rainbow existed before the Hood. Those
Quakers can't take joke. Of course the
man meant the Johnstown food.
An extra session Of Congress is not be-
ing urged. Can't Depew wait until De
cember.
III Julius Caesar We're alive he would
be "a Poplllist.' shouts Jerry Simpson,
and for once Jerry is shrewd enough to
Islander a man who can't retaliste
Judging from the weakness of the
structures We would suggest that Colonel
Bryan put 4 little Old Hickory in mis-
platforms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

Some Of our Virginia contemporaries
speak of the rapid disappearance Of
wild turkeys. Our observation and OK
perience as huntsman IS that that is a
characteristic of the bird.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-30

STRANGERS cordially invited TO attend services wee
o,n,b Avenue United Presbyterian Church above I'm
- S''om rninrs III evenings All seats free Come to
|
New-York tribune., 1899-12-30
WORK WANTED.
8inIe.

DRUGGIST Registered In New-iork ana
New Jersey. 5 years experience. eHcel-
lent references. Address Box 80. Lam
heriyille. y. J
New-York tribune., 1899-12-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec 2eclosing Whsat-spot Arm; No o.,
10 Northern spring Gs nd. Corn-spot American
mixed steady 9s Sad; futures December nominal Jan
3s 5i4d: February steady, 3s 5tsd Pea
canadian IS sd. Flour-S Louis fancy winter frm 's:
Hops at London-Pacfc Coast frm, q lOsqf4 los bes'
e,eadv. extra india mess SIS 6d: prime 16s 3D.
PORK steady prime Western. 57s Cd HamsLshoT,
10 10 steady 43s 5acon s'saoy Culipf az
cut 2s 10 30 10 3ls: rib Is % n 3s long clear
rniddles light 80 35 10. 33s Cd; long clear mddes
bssvv 35 10 80 n 3Ss: clear backs G 20 i 10
s2s ed clear bellies Il 16 n, 32s 6f shoulders-
Square 10 10 IA ~ firm 33s Cd. Lard firm prime West
ar ~, tierces 29s: American refined IN pals. 30s 81
Per-FNnest United States 95s: good. 75s. Cheese Arm
American finest white SIS American finest colored 'As
ailow fr: prime city. 26s Australian in London 26s "a
Cottonseed oil-Hun refined. December April hrn' Iss'
zs ~ Petroleuin-ReAned 7'td. Lnseed oil. 23s
New-York tribune., 1899-12-30
cTocK ON HAND.
so1-TurRy coTroN MARKETS..

Galveston Dec 29-Cotton firm middling - ioc oW SE
nniddiing 71-l6c. good ordinary IGc. 9s
to Continent 100 bales coaS'"s ~ -
bsies sales G57 bales. stock. 26'.2't bales
baltimore Dec 2q-('ottCn nominal; m91lhg =
low middng J-l6c: good ordinary ~ loc' ne' ,r IN
cepts O04 bales. gross. 80 bales eNP0''S " III" wa
,insrt 400 bales; stock. 1S0iS bales. -. -
savi 1nah Dec. ~ Cotton firm middlins Sc, @ sGS
16c. good ordinary. 9-lGc; receipts. So
hale exports coastwise 14a3 bales sales "o-l oaeS
''NSmnbis Dec 29-Cotton firm: middling. 'Ssc; low
,oiddijng 1-1Gc good ordinary 9-l6c net receipts
Sa2 bales gross s34 bales. shipments 5000 oales saw
1000 bales: stock. 1s5.313 bales ,,,. ,o ,.,-
81 Louis. Dec. 29Cotton quiet n1iddlns e54
,,id5lng 7ikc. good ordinary. 6S.c: net receipts 'o'
taes: gross 6sSS bales shipments 52o4 bales stock
i04. 4is oales ,,s,,. ,e,.
Tew-Oreans Dec 29.-Cotton firm: middling l-loo
low middling 7 bloc good ordinary ol-Ioc' neI
Rrain 307 bales: 70 the Continent 1880 bales coast
2i0 bales; sales 1000 bales; STOCK e'frc'u'
hale
New-York tribune., 1899-12-30
COTNTY OF NEW


- YORK-Richard H. Hunt Henry MsreuiinTI 9s iTovland
Hunt. Plaintiffs. against. NilIlAH - i'''" ~
Defendants. Action No. J. u..,o.,.. .,d sal.
l., ,Irsuance OF Judgment Of Forecio.ure h.u 49,
div made and entered In the above ent,le1 nse--
49,. Sate drth dav OF December. ls@ J. 'he ,nu
Is,a8 The Refe~ee in said juisment nanen, VII, a 10
a. publIc Auction al the Exchange SAFES h"s
% ,e5 a, No III Broadway. in the BorouEh % ,oni
SStv of New York on the third day OF JsnuaaI. T.
- 20 o'clock noon on that day by Peter Meye' ~ -.
't,-ee- The nremses directed by said judgment 10 "
s,l5 and therein described follows; 90 -, I.,6,-,,
that lo, piece q parcel Of land WIN the
erected thereon situated IN the city o. Nsw l@H s
Io,,ndsd ana described follows; BhS'l NISN
D int in the northery line q one hundred ana b tae
f,.b street distant hundred and t"enty-eehM, ~ IN.
Inr nch.s vestwardly from the corner formed ny NJ
tbirtv-Afth Street with the westerly line OF tns
ayecue running thence northwa,dly parallel win f1.n
,cnue and for portion of the distance through par
,U Diretv-nne feet eleven inches 20 the centre Ins "a
i've hlork thence westwardly parallel with one huI
ard tbrtv-dh Street seventeen feet ana eight Hrhes
hence snutherly parallel with Fifth Avenue ana luI
rtion of the distance through party wall ninety
inches the n1rtherly line OF one Hu- ~
thence easterly along SAID nor 'neI '
itne % one hundred and thirty Street seventeen
the point or place OF beginning,
1ng Known ss Number seven % West one hundred snl
iIirtynfth Street which said premises are s'uaed
S@,Cn in Block 1873 the Land Map OF the CiV oi
Dated: New York. December II. 1929. -,
EUGENE II. POMEROF. Referee
r{OPPIN & BERARD Attorneys for flaintins. vi,
NO Nassau street Borough Of Manhattan New forN
New-York tribune., 1899-12-30
CUPRElIE COUkr, COUNTY OF NEW

~ YoRK-Richard II Hunt Henry MarquSIhd , si M
samuel IL Honpin as Trustees for Catharne hoWaI-
J{,rf plaintiffs against William j. DevIin ana "'''''
Defendants ts.-ActiOn No. z Sal.
In rurslance OF a Judgment Of Foreclosure ana oa4o'
dv made and entered In the above entitled actoh
n dafe Nfth day % December. 1929. l. the uhorrtse,
pe Pefere. In said Judgment named VIII sell az run.
Auction al the Exchange Sales Rooms n~ i,CA'e1 d,
10 iii Broadway. the Borough OF ManhatIah' y
of New York on the third day Of January I1oo az -
o'clock noon on day by Peter r Meyer Auctoheer
The premises directed by said Judgment TO be sold ana
therein described follows: III, A., ..u,,,n.
ALI. that oi. piece or parcei OF Iaho r't. te
ercfed thereon situated the city OF New YORK and
bounded and described as foNowe; ,, a., -, ~.
BEGINNING a point in the northery Hhe OF ON
hundred and thirty hfh distant one hundred ana
rrty nine feet weswardly from the corner formed o
tntersccon OF northerly line OF One hundred Ana
,hfy-0h street the westerly line OF the tfth ave
rue ,nrg thence northUardy parallel with bnth ave
md FOR portion Of the distance through party wal
nIrey nine feet inches to the cttre line OF he
block thence westwardy parallel with one hundred ana
thTty-fh street feet and eight lnces ehce
son, ,byardv parallel with Fifth Avenue and Tor pr-
ION OF the distance through party wall ninety
the northerly line oi one huhuIt
and Street; thence eastVhuy slohH sa a
n0rherlv line Of hundred and thirty -htth sreet
sey.necn and eight inches 70 the point or place o,
beginning; being known Number Fifteen OBJ west
one hundred and thirty yhfh street which sad prem
ses are situated in Section IN Bloo~ 1893 on the Land
Man Of city of New York -
dated New York. December IL. ls1.
EUGENE II. POMERoY. Referee
1IOpPrN q BFRARD Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
No Nassau Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1899-12-30

Liverpool. Dec. 90 p. m.-Cotton-Spot. moderate d
business done prices LIED higher american ilpuS i
Sair a middling. 4 g-l6d; middlng 4'7d, low
nddng 411-S2d; good ordinary 5-S2d; I'D otd,nst?
300 were for speculation and export and included 4O0
bales American Receipts. 1900 bales including -Ny
American Futures opened steady and closed very sea
at the advance: American mddlng m c JanSa5H ~ !
On 64dT4 21-64d value: January and February 1880
ssers February and March 15e4d buyers; March ana
April 1854 buyers; April and May Il-64d
Nav and June 9-64d buyers; June and July .-ofdn
s-64d sellers July and August 6-64d sellers Augusi
and September 1-64da4 264d sellers; Septeihoer ANU
Octnher- Sc -64dG3 81 SD value.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-30


The approximate amount OF the lien 4" charge 20 s@t
isfv which the above described properly Is 10 b Iu,
$il26 % with Interest thereon from MIN ca. al Wnting
fe- 1S!1 Together with and all wanccs
ears 90 vim interest from Decembe< D. ISM toseu,
with the expenses Of the sale The approxhha1e 80
~ faxes assessmen.s or other liens. which are 70 ~
allowed 10 the purchaser out of the purchase f0'''
paid by the Referee. IL $6a9 81 and interest
Dated: New York December II. 1895. ~ ,..
- FI'GENE II. POMBROY. Referee
New-York tribune., 1899-12-30
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNli OF Ne"
~ YORK-He.ry 4. Koelsch Plaintiff against Nicho-
Las d. Kendall and others Defendants
In pursuance a judgment Of foreclosure and SAFE
duly made entered in the above entitled action ana
bearing date 20h day Of December, 1892 l. the ur
dersigned the Referee said judgment named VIII sell
by pubc auction al New York Real Estate Sales
room No III Broadway. in the Boroueh of Manhattan,
City Of New York the 11th day OF January 1900 at
10 n clock noon on that day. by n. PhGnix lngrahan
Auctionee- the directed by said judgment 20 be
sold and therein described follows;
a that piece parcel OF land. with Ire
budings thereon situate lying and being In the
CITY OF New York Borough OF Manhattan. and bounded
ana described as follows Beginning NJ roint on the
westerly side OF Avenue distant hfty 900 feet hVe
ana threeouarers C%) inches northey from the corner
formed by the Of the westerly side OF PARK
Avsnue With the norhery side Of One hundred and six
teenh street running neherly along SAID westerly
go ~ psYk Avenue seventy-hve O5) feet three 80
,nches thence running westerly and parallel with one
hY,Ares and sixteenth and for of the dis
tance through party wall between two buildings there
s,sndn1 ninety DO running thtce southcrly and
perallel with Park seventy five O9 feet three
and C) inches thence running easterly and
naTae with One hundred and sixteenth street ninety
te0, feet 10 the point place OF oeSnning
Dated New York. December 20th, lSgs
REUBEN il. UNDERHlLl- Referee.
EDWARD S. CIINcH Attorney for Plaintiff. -
No iis broadway Borough Of Manhattan New York city
The following is diagram OF the Eoperty TO be sold
Its street numbers Nos. lC4f. le4o and l6iS Park
%verue
New-York tribune., 1899-12-30

lI8th Street.
The Of the lien or charge. 70 sat
which described property lie 70 be sold. II
S5 355ls with interest thereon from the 10th day OF
Decembe-. 1890 subject three norteases for $1,000
with interest om September lst 1899 al cent
together with and allowance amounting 20 S23O1
with the OF the sale The Approximate
~ he taxes. assignments and water rents.
other he allowed the purchaser Of the
chase money. paid by the Referee 297so and in
terest 90. go.
REUBEN X. UNDERHILI. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-30
1oO,h street.

The approximate amount Of the lien or charee he 5d is
.S,-.enr tbousand two hundred and irty any ,e,b
dollars ,S3 232 80 with interest there" 'p Dd allowance
aT2onnting 70 four hundred and eghy-f9ut ta q, De
Co,be- 500 together with the expenses OF Ie ,e- .ns
a,,o,,rt Of ayes assessments and other h
ailr,Nilna'e 80 allowed 70 the purchaser ont o tne
rurcbase money paid by the reieree i '''0 '-
siv,ecn and n3 100 dollar, 'Hil6 O0 ooo
Dated New YORK. pe'e'"0' LANSING " WALSH
Referee.
HTRRFRT PARSONS.
FOR Plaintiffs
III Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan
New city y. Y
New-York tribune., 1899-12-30
RSUANCE Of an order of Hon. James VI

varnur Surrogate Of the County Of New York.
notice hereby given all persons having claims against
Edith o. GIL late OF the County Of New York deceased
present the thereof 10 the subscrb
place Of transacting business al the ONCE OF
No 81 Wall Street In the City OF
New York ON or before the 1st day OF June
Dated New York the 25th day Of November 1890
FREDERICK e. WAGNER.
Administrator with the Will annexed
ANDERSON g. ANDERSON.
Attorneys for Administrator with the will annexed.
No. 35 Wall ST.,
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.