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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-14
iO4th Street.
1921 Street.

iO2d
The approximate amount OF the lien charge to sat
sfy which described property b. Sold Is
s. 1880 with interest thereon f0m the 10th day OF
october with and allowances amount
ing S2C6 with interest from october 18th. 1893 to-
ge her with the expenses q the sale The approximate
amount OF taxes assessments. which he al
lowed Il the purchaser OF the purchase money
maid by the Referee hundred dollars and interest
The property Will be sold subject 20 prior nrst
MORTGAGE 900 and interest from April 2ith 1879 at
the rate a per per
Dated: New York. October 18th. 1890
SIDNEY y COwEN Referee
The foregoing sale is hereby adjourned 10 Tuesday.
November II. 1890 al the same tme and place.
Dated, NeW-York November 10 1899
SIDNEY J. COWEN. Referee.
DANIEL 6. DECKER Attorney for Plaintiff
Nos 256 and 257 Broadway Borough Of Manhattan.
New-York.
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SuPRElfE coURr-county of New York

Harmon Hepdiiclss. Plaintiff against H.irrlch wes-
sells and Others. reiradant
In pursuance ~ Il judgment 90 foreclosure and sale
made and entered the above entitled action. bearing
.Stl q september. 1872 the undersigned.
th~ Referee appointed therein. VII se public auction
elyc O'Clock. the New lors Real Estate Salesroom
No. Broadway. tie Borough - Manhattan of the
Guy Of New York by Ihlp A. myth auctiOneer the
premises described IN said Judgment follows: ALL
that certain lot. parcel - land with the build
erected suat@i lying and being the city
= New York and bounded and described follows:
beginning point e1 the oaf ely side ~ Lexington
Avenue. distant sStyseen feet ten inches and one-:h
of inch nOrthery from the corner formed by the In
n The easterv side ~ Lexington Avenue with
northerly side OF Ffyscc0nd running thence
easterly parallel with Fly second street and through
OF party wall gevcnty feet. thence norh
inches wO-nfths OF nch; thence westerly parallel
with Fifty second and through the Of another
party vail the easferly side CT Lexing
and thence sOuthery along the side
Lexington Avenue sixteen feet three inches and
rs ~ nch 70 the point or place ~ beginning being
premises which conveyed 10 Nathaniel
Thurston his lifetime by deed dated April 25th 1870
and recorded n the Office - Hgs'er OF the city and
county q New York IN I.bcr ti3 % conyeyances.
Heinrich Vessels and Anna Wes,nit his wife By Ami.
Dissosvay and Israel + r. Ii.s7s sway her husband.
Mary r. Dissoswsy ard Edward - Disscsway her hus-
band By coed dated second osy ju s.. 1889
Dated New York. octob.r Dist. lHt.
GEORGE HAAS Referee
De Grove & Rker Attorneys Tor PLAINTIFF No. las
Nassau Street, New York city.
The following is diagram q the premises referred to
N the foregoing notice % sse;
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forecIosnre Sales.

~--oeN~-~Dor>|-DoOoNDNN>s'
running thence NOrtherly along the said Eastey sac y
Aadson Avenue twenty feet ~, thence Eas.err an.
parallel and Third street and part %
the distance through tfa centre of party-wz seventy
fest tToD: thence Southery and parallel with Madse2
Avenue twenty fe.t f2pl and thence Westerly ana
r1rssl with ore hundred and third street ana par OF
the distance through the ~ pafiy-wal 'eyenty
feet f01 pon; place ~ beginning Being part
of the premises conveyed o. LIZZIE SCOTT y
CHARLES y BONWETL and wife by decd dated Apfil
1891. n section 4 Conveyance Lber
1. Pave fgg said premises located IN section .,
III x 1909 the Land Map n the Ciiy Of New YORK
Dated New York NovenAer 9Th 1879
NELSON y. WATERBURY Referee.
FRANKLIN W. MOCLTOS. Atf0rn-y Tor Plaintiff
70 all ST.. y =
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

CIV lOhh SUI OOOhls OOl VI
~' Of New York-Wilam P Sanford, PLAINTIFF against
Edgar Coles The Charles Hardware Company. Defend
snts-In pursuance Of judgment OF foreclosure and
made and entered IN the above entitled action,
bearing DATE the 18th dag OF October. 1899 ]. the
cersgned. the Referee IN said judgment named. VIII sell
pubic auction. the New-YOrk Real Estate sales
Room No III Broadway in the Borough Of Manhattan.
City Of NewYork. The tenth day OF November 1880.
u O'Clock noon that day by Peter F. Meyer. aue
oneer. the premises directed by said judgment 70 be
sold and therein described follows
Al certain lot piece parcel ~ land with the
building thereon erected situate. lying being in the
Twelfth Ward of the Borough OF Msnhatt City County
and Of New York. and bounded and described ss
follows: BEGINNING ~ point on the Souther.y side
One hundred and fourth Street which point distant
hundred and thyone feet four inches easery from
the formed by the intersection OF the eastery
side OF Columbus formerly Ninth Avenue with the south
erly side Of One hundred end fourth Street running
thence southery parallel with Columbus Avenue and part
OF the dlsan through party wall one hundred feet
line Of the block between one
hundred ard one hundred and third streets
four inches northerly parallel with Coiu
bus Avenue and part he distance through party
wall one hundred eleven Inches 10 the southefy
OF one hundred fourth Street. and thence west
ery along sou,herIy one hundred ana fourth
street thy-one inches 20 the point or pace
Dated: New York October 18th. 1893.
SIDNEY J. COwEN Referee.
DANIEL. s DECKER. Attorney Or Plaintiff; Nos 256
and 25T broadway. Borough Of Ma1hattan. New YORK
The following Is diagram OF the property 20 be sold
"a Sescrib.d above the street number being 81 ".
i04th Street
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

II New York -Chares .. Christman. Plaintiff against
Edgar Coles The Charles Hardware Company Defendants
In pursuance Of Judgment o. Foreclosure and Sale
duly IN tie above entitled action bearing
10Th day Of October. 1899 l. the undersigned.
the Referee said judgment named will sell at Public
Auction It the New York Real Estate Sales Room, No.
III Broadway. the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF
New York. on day u November. 1899. al -
o'clock noon that day by Peter r Meyer. Auctoneer.
premises directed said judgment be sold. and
the -en described follows;
thet or. piece parcel OF land. with the
buildrg thereon erected lying and being IN the
Twelfth Ward OF Borough Of Manhattan. City County
Of New YORK, and bounded and described as
follows: BEGINNING At point on the southerly side
OF One fourth which point distant
hundred easterly the formed by ths
Intersection the eastery side ~ Columbus formerly
Ninth with the southerly side OF One hundred and
Street running thence southerly parallel with
Columbus Avenue hundred eleven riches 20 the
centre line block between one hundred and fourth
and One hundred third thence eastery and
along said thrtyone feet four inches thence
northerly again parallel with Columbus Avenue and part
OF distance through party wall one hundred feet
eleven inches s0uthary side ~ one hundred and
fourth street and thence westerly along the southory side
One hundred and fourth Street hirty-one feet four
inches the point o place Of beginning.
pated: New York. October 18Th. 1899.
SIDNEY !. CoWEN. Referee.
DANIEL. 6 DECKER. Attorney for Plaintiff. Nos. 20
and 81 Broadwa.. Borough OF Manhattan New York
following n diagram ~ me property - be sold
described above Lumber being CO W. fo4th
Street.
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Anft,an 6ales-finaur,al.
LOUIS MESIER, Auctiopeer
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN II. MULLER & son.


By ADRIAN II. MULLER & son.
A, ,o,. WEDNESDAY,, NOV. 18TH 1899.
N'"' at 'h IN \ p y keai-Es'ae saesroorn, No.
Bf ORDER OF EXECUTORS
% s ss:. y app SS;o1 Np' tl Bank.
., 81 Safe Deposit Co Of Ny
g s sss. K KTToSslyp n ACADEMY Of Music
Cifs5 N'"sS Co. Eie Ry. Assmts. Pd. Crust Co.
$500 % uhoa Ia. H:M nS Co Trust Co.
cco Lou I E!aa. Ms't g. l. 1t s: P es5. 1897
$1,000 sSP 81: IA }is6t Power Co Con- 1st
ass s sSs sss ,Din 4. Light Power Co.
100 shs Albany q susQuehanna R r. Co.
81. dsy order OF Administrator
shs National Bank Of Commerce
Az -, btor account of whom II may conc.rnA
900 20 shs williamsburgh Trust CO.
sSii. RS fl,&gf IS t CO.. fs a' Co. Pd
IN. 9S SIM Omaha Water 60. LIST Pfd
~ sht' North American Trust Co.
IS IS s sa: h Mani 3 S. T5S:, Co.
$1,000 II IL, Cent, r. r. oiid Dv3 LIST D. c. Reg 3D.
S-'"" 10 foo,Y' Lack West r f. LIST p c. Reg Bds
$1,000 H. Cent p. r; p. C. Coll Trust Bd. 1858
100 sSs' Milan Silhamss sl Trust Co.
~ : :ss M Msstern National Bank
. shs WHhamsbuTgh Trust Co
70 shs Greenwich Insurance Co
sas NSl5a A%s' San TI Rs4s Co.
S;oes Yiscai isi p 3D. sd.o i6lS S'' 1887
30 % shs In'sTnasonal BANKING. q Trust Co.
- EsSF sacs Fewer PSwsF 6 G. f PPsa
~ shs Title Guarantee and Trust Co
~ shs International Banking 4 Trust Co.
10 10 SINS sSs T2s h3aus Mining pey Co Of Yukon Pd
81; S SiGoAEE bank H' a Rs9a s. Music
100 She Central Nationa. Bank
10 shs Title Guarantee & Trust Co
SCUM -' hsasnS cans at Co Dds Is: s' pa.
Ao-f June, 1892 Coups (Bypd.).
10 shs Inernstonal Banking & Tsust Co.
OO9 shs Gould Equipment Co
SO @ PP sss SeT 5si.sg y T9s :nc Buffalo
q s ss 6 6aa,s x ESop sss Natl Bank
j. shs Bs iissi5 Tn: Trust '' Con-
g shs Trust Co OF America.
81 shs. Missouri Kansas and Texas Trust "a
- . shs; Nor!h American Trust Co -'''' 70
500" E E5i 10y y J R. R and Canal Co. Gen p
IL: s: k kEin2as SsPssF r sss Co.
80 40 s sSs, t Ls,sy,ic r surety Co.
20 shs. Colonial Trust Co
shs. Lincoln Natl Bank
. shs. North ri american Trust CO.
20 shs. Corn Exchange Bank
10 shs. Ms.hap T5.s'. Bank of Bkiyn.
i s: +: S S86sE5 ss ss:n ., ,..
5000 Portsmouth and Suffolk Water Co. .. c Bds,
@ s.: P5S5Rs2F' y nf"f BANK and Trust Co.
& 81: 81: Hhss T. RaPk4 and 'G csn 1 Ct Co
shs. National Park Bank.
lG shs. Shoe and Leather Natl. Bank
10 shs. Guaranty Trust Co
30 shs. Bankers Trust
Is shs. Colonial Trust
=. 10 shs lniernational Banking and Trust Co.
St.G1 Fort Wayne Gas Co. lst Mtge ?. G
100 shs. Produce Exchange Trust Co
200 shs. Wagner Palace Car Co.
5000 Rochester & PittsburC r Con. Isl 6
BIDS. 1922
. shs. Trust Co. Of America
5000 Fort Wayne Gas Co Isl Mtg. p C. BIDS
30 shs. United y. J. r. r. and Canal.
200 shs. y. Y. e. Harlem r. r
200 shs. Joliet & Chicago r r.
100 shs. Rensselaer, & Saratoga r r
100 shs. Long Island r. p
As shs. American Mating Co. common.
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52d Street

The approximate amount Of the lien charge 10 sat
Ify which above described premises 10 be sold Is
hundred and ffty-hve J-iOO dollars
with Interest from the Ism day Of September. 1899 to-
gethar and allowances amounting TO
S321 o. the 2sth day OF September.
1893 and the OF this sale and the approximate
charges upon the same property 10
500 80. with Interest thereon TO be added.
GEORGE HAAS Referee.
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AN GlEE2-M-NTE2 RESORT.


Where can / spend my winter holiday? England Ger
mary spain Italy impossible Nice. Cannes. Monte
Carlo are overdcne Many persons who have been pre-
vented from taking trip 70 Europe IN the summer are
asking this question.
I can answer H. and the certainty those who
follow nv advice Will be disappointed Why go
70 Aglers? I am writing this IN q overlooking q
garden bright flowers and sheltered by palms pines.
olive and hg trees. and my feet the glorious Bay OF
Algiers
Ai-ers presents the double attraction Of being a
European city Nth all the luxury and comfort % mod
ern civilization. and also an Oriental town. with us
pcturesquey clad inhabitants and strange customs TWO
entirely distinct populations live here side by side each
In the midst Of surroundings that peculiarly their
own They neither mingle DO they exercise any IN
ausnce over each other The climate from October 10
june is perfect There plenty o. amustents even
Frequent excursions arranged into
NJ Interior with all these attractions II IS dimeut to
UNDERSTAND why Americans DO not visis Asiers
Possibly the reason IS that hitherto the best way o
reaching Algers through France VIA Mafselles ana
,ysb - many attractions route there was n time
ief TO visit Alglers 4 new and direct route mas now
-, created by the Hamburg American Line. VINO nave
sr~arged for their from New 1ork 70 car ~
Algers on their way Naples Or Genoa. lhteha.ns
yfors should buy Murrays Guide 10 Alsers ara STUDY
4, IN cute They will find the reality not o'ers'aten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-14
n,uE ANNI,AI. NfEETING OF the Stockhnlders

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stockholders
l. Of THE AMERICAN COTTON OIL COMPANY will be
held principal office Of the Company, Refinery
near Guttenbug Hudson County, New Jersey. Thurs
day the It'll day December. 1885 IL o'clock noon,
,or purpose Of eecting Directors and FOR the
OF other business properly before
the meeting.
TIE stock Transfer the Company will be closed
al r. 81 on November 18th 1899 and will be reopened
at 10 A. ~. December sth. 1899.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors
JUSTUS T. RALPH Secretary
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DED d LINE.

DED ID LINE
- For Ia Guayra, Puerto Ceoeno Curseeo ana AA'A-
,siho Via CuracaG--CcliIng also az Porto Rico
~ From Roberts Pier. Brocky- - =,
r,tTrr mr. phi L.. Thursday Nov. -, p. NJ
81 s Wednesday, December o. 4. "a
These have SUPERIOR accommodations to' pA'
'eHs"" BoULroN BLISS & pAIIErT.
General Ma,ggsrs f35 F~oit 81
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NurtbAmrrirar,
Crust Gumpanp
100 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
CAPITAL. $4,000, 900
8URPLUS........ 1000, 900

Fiscal Agent for the United
States in Cuba.
OUR FOREIGN DEPARTMENT has re.
liable agents 10 all cities and towns OF Norway,
sweden, Denmark. Austria, Hungary,
France. Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Bel
GUM and Holland; also Mexico, Gem
trail and south America. and Is prepared to
give prompt attention to the collection OF legscies
management Of estates, special payments, etc, In
those countries.
OFFICERS.
AIvah Trow5ridge ...... President
Heman Dowd. ........ Vice-Pfesident
Stanley L. Conklin ... Secretary
Francis c. Prest Assistant Secretary
DIRECTORS.
Avah Trowbridge, Luis Suarez Galban.
John G. Carlisle. HenryF Shoemaker.
Charlton 7. Lewis, Roland r. CoGklin.
Samuel NJ. Jarvis. Wager Swaync.
James B. Dill. James S. Kuhn.
Hugh Kelly. Arnoi5 Marcus,
Charles w Drake, Stanley L. Conklin.
Heman Dowd Archer Brown,
Fletcher Heath.
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ernst G ompanlrs.
Bankers Trust Co.
OF NEW YORK,
10 Wall Street

10 Wall Street.
CAPITAL $780, 600
SURPLUS Sl,500,o0o
Transacts a general Trust and
Banking business and allows
Interest on daily balances
subject to check on sight.
OFFICERS
George w. Ely, President.
Francis n. Legseit, VII. p.,.
Louis V. Bright, ioS'uon's'
Alfred II. Swayne, Secretary.
John II. Allen, Asst Secty.
DIRECTORS
Louis V. Bright. VIM. H. HOLSTER,
ID. Crawford Clark Percival Knauth
George CoppeH. Francis II. Leggett
Bayard Dominick. Almeric II. Paget
John +. Dryden, William G.. Park
Benjamin n. D Ike, Gilbert NJ. Plympton.
George w. Ely. William Schall. jr.,
Albert z. Goodhart, John w. Simpson.
Edwin Gould. Francis S. Smthers.
Edmund T. Halsey, Ransom H Thomas
J. Walter Wood. tr.
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ERENCH LINE.
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

80 From New York Wednesday, Fridays and Saturday.
FOR TEXAS. GEoRGIA AND FLORIDA
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Ticket. Issued 70 all
points IN Texas Colorado Arizona California Mckee
ke.. Georgia. Florida. &C. Delightful Ereursions
Write e0-page Pocket Guide" lmallec fise).
C. H. MALLORY CO. Gen. Axts. Pier 20. Z. r.. ~ Z.
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pROPOsALs FOR HAND LITTERs-PhIla.

Depot Q. NJ. Dept. 1928 Arch Street. Phla. Pa.
November 49, 1se9Sealed proposals. IN trpcat will be
received here until il o'clock A. NJ. THURSDAY November
2Srd 1ssa for furnishing this Depot with 500 Hand Lit
conforming Specifications be had upon applca
ton this office The number will be subject 70 ~,
II desired by the Department sample litter
and blue print showing details be this Office
Bidders dates when they make deliveries
Government the right reject accept or
all proposals any thereof Preference given to
articles Of domestic production manufacture conditions
quality and price dncludng In the prce u foreign
productions manufactures the duty thereon being equal
GUARANTEE in iO1, OF the value Of the ltters must
accompany proposals Fifty jOl internal revenue
stamps be fixed number Of guarantee. Blanks
for proposals full information will be furnished upon
application Envelopes containing proposals = b. en-
dOrsed Proposals i.ers'' and addressed 10
1t Col JOHN V. FCREY Deputy Quartermaster General
L. = A..
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NEW YORK OFFICE OF
THE AMERICAN COTTON OIL CO.,
BIFFALO. ROCHESTER, a PITTSBURGH
RAILWAY COMPANY.

Nev York O-t0.er IT.. 1890
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockhod-
ers Of Company for the election Of thirteen Di-
rectors and Iuspecoss cf Election. and FOR the
transaction Of such other business pertain the
affairs Il this Company. will he held the Company
Office No. 80 wall Street. New York city. at . L. NJ
on Monday November 20. 1859.
The transfer books will he closed from p. VI.
Tuesday October 81. until 10 a. VI. Tuesday Novem
J. H. HOBART Secretary.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or

THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washington. p. c..
November !. lsg9.-SEALED PROPOSALS VIII he re-
oelyed at this ONE until y O'clock Saturday. No
vemoer Is 1893. for paving Nineteenth street extended
from Florida Avenue Columbia Road Bank forms OF
proposals and specifications and necessary Information
may be obtained Office OF the Engineer Commits
sioner. D. C. JOHN r WIGHT. JOHN ". ROSS. Lam
SING II. BEACH Commissioners. u. 9.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
! -CLARK,s PARTIES TO EUROPE. 1900.

a. Thirty excursions during Spring and Ocean
,rk,ts by all Lines send Tourist Gazette Holy Land
EIcursions. T. c. CLARK. III Broadway New-York
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CITY TRUST co

or NEW HORN:
SO WALL STREET:
L.............' ol'OOO'OOO
(Entirely invested il City OF New YORK bohus
cUopI 100000
Allows Interest on Daily Balances.
Subject TO check. payable at sight or
through the New York Clearing house ana
on Certificates CT Deposit.
ACT, as Fiscal and Transfer Agent; Regsraro OF
Stocks and Bonds; Trustee Tor Corporation t T
cages: Guardian; Executor; Administrator 'a'
lee: Committee; Receiver; Assignee ete'
Loans Money on Bonds and Mortgage
TRAVELLERS LETTERS OF CREDIT.
Trausacts a General Banking BUSINESS
OFFICERS
LANES ROSS tLhhAN, frSsIuenns,
J0US ID. CRIMMIAs. Nice-frcsio9n.
GEORGE r. sHELDON. "a NIce-TIes.
aRTHIR TERRY, Assistant secretary.
WALTER W. LEE. "a asst
DIRECTORS;
So, - c.,,-,,t,s Henry O. Uavemeyer.
gonn T. ~ III Elverion X. Chapman
WIN. Gelshenen, cettI "a So
frshk IL lISts;, Charlee V. Forues.
Eugene Kelly. nll.i lS'N 3sb.nl.y
George II Sheldon, bcInss 70 y .w-snce
"a y Gibbs. rehA r. IToyns
Fdwin Wsrheld. aines d I'm.
james Ross Currsn.
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OCEAN 5tcamers.

OCEAN Cleaners.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MORTG1 GERRlAN l[lOWDs
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
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Sailing 81 10 y. NJ.
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Kaiser VIM der Or calls at Cherbours and Southampton.
fTwir-sc-ew Express steamer.
SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN.
TWTN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE. .
koen!sin Iise.. Thursday, nov 10. 10 A. ~
OELRICHS & co. NO 3 BROADWAY.
GERMANMETl TGBRANE4NS SERVICE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NORTH GERMAN
LINE To LLOYD
NAPLES AND GENOA VIA GIBRALTAR OK AD1lERs
BY EXPRESS STEAMERS SAILING At II A. NJ =
'Fuerst Bismarck. Noy. j. ~ Victoria Dec. y
.......... Nov. - KAISER Wilhelm ii. Dec l6
Inns Dec. 2.+Werga :. -, Pee 80
FOR ALEXANDRIA. EGYPT. on JAN. AND JAN ~
Return tickets available for the steamers OF either line
from Naples Genoa. Gibraltar Hamburg Bremen, Lon
don Southampton Paris and CherbcUfg.
Hamburg American North Gprman Lloyd,
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The Van Buren press., 1899-03-25
Probate Court Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
- named Administrators and Guardians have
filed their accounts of settlement with the sew
eral estates hereinafter named during the Feb.
ruary term, 1899, of the Probate Court of Craw.
ford County, Ark.
All persons interested in the settlement of said
estate are hereby notified to file their excep.
tions thereto, if any they have on or before the
second day of the next May term 1899 OF
this Court or they will be forever barred
excepting to the same or to any item thereof:
Estate OIL II. Whitlock, decd W. A. Jeffers
administrator; second account current
Estate of J. B. Gentry. dec d. Jesse Turner ad
ministrator; second and final account current
Estate of T. J. Testerman decd. F. L. Mat
lock administrator; first annual account current
Estate of Dzy Conley, B. c. Conley guardian
final account current
Estate of Charles II Gilbert E. L. Matloek
guardian; final account current.
Estate of Stephen W Harris. decd. C. B. Fon.
taine administrator; final account current
Estate of Dellah Pegram decd, Gillian C.
rent.
Estate Of ]. J. Henson, dec d. John Henson ad
ministrator; final account current
Estate of G. w. Neal, decd ]. F Neal admin.
istrator; 10th annual account current
Estate of VIM. Cordell decd C. R. Cordell
administration; third annual account current
Estate of c. F. Jones. decd Mrs X D. Jones
Administrative; first account current
Given under my hand and official seal this the
22d day of February, 1899
ED. d. CoCHRANE
lsEALl Clerk of Probate Court.
The Van Buren press., 1899-03-25
ToD SaaJqbasM
Gl!...zsI 8 lJy7E7w
The Ever Ready Gun.

THE Washington Times devotes con-
siderable editorial space to the recent
tragedy at Hot Springs, and concludes
with this statement:
Back of the election controversy is
the baleful habit so general in the South
of carrying deadly weapons and the
popular fallacy that it is honorable and
manly and necessary that all disputes
should be settled by violence. The
social and political conditions of the
South and the impulsive nature of the
southern man offer an explanation if
not an excuse for the frequent tragedies.
The close of the war left that section in
a bad state, and the evident intention Of
northern Legislators to impose intoler-
able restrictions on the white people, as
shown in the civil rights measure.
seemed to the South to warrant violent
resistance. The young acquired the
idea that pistol was as necessary as
any other article of apparel, and the
temptations to use it were frequent.
The trouble about such things is that
they cannot be regulated and controlled.
The whiteeaps, for example, were organ
ized to promote justice and virtue, but
inevitably they became an instrument
of personal revenge. When men carry
guns and have been taught there is but
one way of defending their honor-by
killing any who insult them-guns will
be pulled and used in every quarrel, no
matter how trivial. Crusades against
the carrying of deadly weapons have
been started many times in the South,
and they have made some headway, but
unless the people to see the ruinous con-
sequences. can be taught that the evil
of the custom exceeds all the possible
good, it cannot be abolished. The hor-
rible spectacle at Hot Springs ought to
be warning
This leads the Little Rock Democrat
to remark with much truth: THE
Times will find that the same conditions
that exist in the South are to be found
elsewhere in the country