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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-03
Ex-CONGREssn4N MEWAy RESIGNS

Ex-Congressman Thomas McEwan has rendered
his resignation member of the Fremont Club,
the leading Republican organization of the old
Hudson City section Of Jersey City. 1t is said
that the eX-COngressmsn. who opposed the
party organization in the county for three yearA
has decided retire from active participation in
politics and devote his attention wholly TO his
large law practice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-03
THE RILLLON noLLAR TRrSr STORY

The dispatch from Wheeling w Va, to the ef-
feet that a S,000.Oo0OOO combination of steel and
iron companies in course of formation re-
ceived confirmation and little credence yester-
day in this city. It is said be not improbable.
however, that the National Steel Company. Amert-
Tin Plate Company and American Steel Hoop
Company may before long be consolidated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-03
FATAL THRUST WITH An UMBRELLA
INSURANCE ADJUsTER's PLAYFULNEss CAUSES
DEATH OF CUBAN

Samuel c. Bagley an insurance adjuser thirty
five years Old of No so Howard-ave. was arrested
yesterday. He held for the Grand Jury. Bag
ley and George Alamillo Cuban cigar maker. Of
No. S2 HamburR-ave.. on January 20 last into
saloon at Fulton-st. and FIatbush-ave. Bagley
prodded Alamillo inethe back with the steel point
Of his umbrella. Blood poisoning set In from which
Aiamillo died yesterday morning. Aamillo before
he died SAID that Bagley did not intend TO injure
him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-03
WHEELWoMAN RECEIVES VERDICT.

dict handed down yesterday morning in the Su-
preme Court received 5000 in her action against
the Third Avenue Railroad Company. of Manhat-
tan. On August q. 1898, she was riding bicycle
In Twenty sxth-st., Manhattan, when car OF the
defendant into her and threw her or the wheel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-03
DEFAULTING CASHIER PLEADS GUILTY.

James King, thirty-seven years DID, formerly
cashier OF the Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Com
pany who charged with stealing 81 $40 50 from
his employers pleaded guilty yesterday to an in
dictment for grand larceny in the second degree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-03
'THE BANK" PROPERTY SOLD.

WELL KNOWN OLD CHOPHOUSE TO MAKE
WAY FOR A SEVEN STORY BUILDING
The Bank" of the Oldest and best known
chOphouses of Brooklyn, at Fulton-st and Hanover
Place, will soon be memory. Thomas S. Blankley,
who has the restaurant for forty years. has
sold the property the Sterling Piano Company.
The consideration about 100000, The plano
company, which is No $50 Fulton-st.. will
begin the building the property on May
1901 1t will erect seven story building to cost
100000
Mr.. Bla .kleys father purchased The Bank
property in 1889 for $500 Previous to that II was
a ChOphOuSe by Landon I. Lehman. In 1897
Thomas +. Blankley purchased the adjoining prop,
erty for $40 600. The property which has been sold
has frontage of 40 feet in Fulton-st and 50 feet
In Hanover Place.
Mr. Bankley's collection of oil paintings in The
Bank" is well known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-03
DEATHS on LONG ISLAND.
THOMAS /. ZONES

The funeral OF Thomas l. Jones. who for fifteen
years one of the ferry masters on the Green
point Ferry will be held this evening at his home
No. 81 Monroe-st.. where he died Thursday
from heart disease Mr.. Jones was born In New
York City in lS4S. He was member OF the Marcy
Avenue Baptist Church and of the Knights Of
pythias widow and three daughters survive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-03
M'LAUGHLIN IN COOP HEALTH.
so DECLARES THOMAS E. PEARsAI.I- WHO Is JUST
BACK FROM INDIAN RIVER.

BACK FROM INDIAN RIVER.
Rumors as to the Illness OF Hugh Mclaughlin
the veteran Democratic leader of Kings County,
are declared to be pure fabrcatiOns by Thomas e.
Pearsau. the lawyer, who has just returned from
the Indian River where Mr.. Mclaughlin Is spend
ing the winter. Said Mr.. Pearsall yesterday:
the wav he looked to me when / left him to come
back TO Brooklyn last Tuesday. and know that IS
how he feels or course the old man is not strong
as he was twenty years ago, but. taking his years
into consideration, | do not believe that there is
man of his age In America who is bearing his
years more cheerfuly and mo~e BEAUTIFULLY. He Is
out the whole day, when the weather permits
tramping around through the orange groves sur
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-03
C4LUMET AND HECLA Dividend.

BOSTON March 2-The directors OF the Calumet
and Hccla Mining Company at their meeting to-
dav DECLARED a dividend OF $40 o share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-03

Clerk Lockwood of the Hudson County Board OF
Elections has figured the of the recent special
election in Jersey City. ard says the per vote
was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-03
ACADEMY or MUSIC, MARCH ..
PLACE AND DATE FOR THE RECEPTION IN HONOR
OF THE LIEU ENANT-GovERNOR.

At the meeting of the personal friends of Lieu
tenant Governor Timothy l. Woodruff, held at the
oxford Club last night, It was decided to hold the
proposed reception for him the Academy Of
Music on Friday evening. March 9. There will he
a few short speeches in which the Lieutenant
Governors career will be reviewed by OF his
most intimate friends Mr.. Woodruff will make a
brief response. after which every Will have the
opportunity greet him.
richard Young has been made chairman Of the
Committee of Arrangements and Ludwig Nissen
New-York tribune., 1900-12-15
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Peter F. Meyer & Co.: No. 6ss to ss7 Wales
ave-. northwest corner OF One-hundred-and-hfty-
secord kelly St, runs north along avenue 5S6
feet and northwest 499x south 1Ol5 feet to street
X east % feet to beginning four story brick fat
house and store; foreclosure: TO j. l.. Young for
$4,000
No. 2O1I TO 2OS5 LeXingtOn-ave.. southeast corner
OF One-hundred- ed-and-twenty-sixth-st. 9911x60, a
seven story brick fathouse with stores; foreclos-
ure; to the plaintiff for S1220OO.
By William NJ. Ryan: No. 3S1 Broome-st., south
side, about 80 feet east of Mulberry-st 25x121 6x
25x1233. three story frame brick front building
with one story brick and five story brick buildings
By d. Phoenix Ingraham & Co.: No. 501 to sos
s.. Ann's-ave, west side. 1904 feet south of West
chesterave, S1xS3 1x90 9x124 three five story brick
hathouses foreclosure: to the plaintiff for sol 125
By James l.. Wells: Evelyn Place. south side, $50
feet west of JerOme-ave., 25x1OO, vacant; fore
closure; to the plaintiff for $3.50.
By Charles A. BeTrian: Pehamdale-ave south
side, 1874 81 feet east of Manor Lane Pelham West
chester County, five lots. 125x74. .44x125x37O1 re-
ceiver's sale: also Manor Lane, north side 123 80
feet east of Pelhamdale-ave., Pelham, 1JOxs1 Ok
15Ox37.1O; to NJ. E Fay for 500.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-15
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, County of New York

SUPREME COURI, county or New YORK.
a 86ne as sn and ds E1sso1 ss & al
In pursuance Of Judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly
date 1900 undersigned Referee in
New YORK Real Estate salesTooms So III Brosawsy IN
2sth day OF December 1900 at II o'clock noon on that
directed By said Judgment to Be sold and aersS described
and bsas 6n Rs 0 Rs
city Of New York and known and designated
Der bounded described follows viz
sss s9n5g Instant at point as 9a s Ss @ & s % Of S s @
Westerly line q Avenue and running thence Norsherly
inches; thence Westerly and parallel with said line of
parallel with said line Avenue ninety feet ten and
9e1c Ean ae9fS @ so5 Ss1 d n y % sxb q street.
feet the nont 4 beginning said lot being twentyaye
half inches in depth en- each side being the said several
Together with an singular, the sdiaces. build
belonging any appertafnng also all
Sn1eTed Tdh Sr6ps % tS claim ana S demand Tha
a. % % n IN ana "a" 20 as m n sSd sS nj hs sa aS
part and parcel thereof with the appurtenances.
sFtce and condition tReren snd
And also all he % TgR a. us and an interest re- OF r5 th de-
denture Of Lease made October Both 1s79 by William
May is 1850 which is recorded the ReEistsrs
veyances page So and which lease by several esne
snmsns @ada S Edaard II Ts@en A
9th ss6 and reI1Saed oi y S SAG Ress'srs once 9 New
April 3Oth 1856.
And also all the right title and interest OF the de-
fendante either OF them in and 10 continual
OF the above mentioned lease made BY
the Executors Of William Asor deceased by Indenture OF
Nv Roosevelt Roosevelt. Henry B. Ely
Douglass Robinson Trustees under the VIII
and Testament OF William Astor. deceased 70 the de-
Stuebing. dated April 18th. 1900, and
corded Registers once Of the County OF New York
May 18th, 1900 Block Series (Conveyances Sec
ton 2 LIber u. ass and ndexed under Block Num-
433 Land Map OF the City Of New York. buzz
which should be ndexed under Block Number asa tbs
Land Map of the City OF New York.
Dated New York. December 6th, 1900
JOHN H. JUDGE. Referee.
JOHN E. BRODSKY Attorney for Plaintiffs. 495i Cham
bers Street. Borough Manhattan city OF New York.
The following a diagram OF the property to be sold
Seventh Street.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-15
FLORIDA.
Monte of Summons.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County of
New York-Iouis b. Adams. IS under the
last will and testament Of Francisco del HOyO
plaintiff. against Jesusa Gutierrez Hoyo. Irene Gutierrez
HoyO Gregoro Gutierrez HoyO. Jose Maria Gutierrez
Hoyo AntOnia Gutierrez HoyO Matas Gutierrez Guerra,
Atiana Gutierrez Guerra Gutierrez Felipe
Guerra Juan Reda y Hoyo. Felix Reda y Cuevas
Eictorina Red1 Cuevas. Juan Reda Cuevas. Isabel
Reda Cuevas Conception Reda Cuevas and all
unknown heirs and Of kin OF Francisco del HoyO
deceased. defendants.-SummOns.-T the above named
Defendants: You hereby summoned the
complaint in this action. and copy OF your
answer upon the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days
after the service of this day
service and in of failure appear answer
Judgment will be taken against by default
lief demanded In the COMPLAINT.
Dated New-York, November S0Jh 1900.
FERNANDO G. ECHEVERRIA, Plaintiffs Attorney,
Office and Postofice address No. Broadway Borough
OF Manhattan New York City.
To Jesusa Gutierrez Hoyo Hoyo Gregoo
gutierrez Hoyo Jose Maria Gutierrez HOyo Antona Gu-
errez Hoyo, Matiss Gutierrez Guerra Atilana Gutierrez
uerT Juana Gutierrez Guerra Felipe Gutierrez
ueba Gutierrez Guerra. Julia Gutierrez Guerra
Reda Hoyo, Felix Reda Cuevas. Vctorina
cepcon Reda Cuevas. and ali the heirs ard
next Of kin OF Francisco del Hoyo. deceased
The foregoing summons is served by
ton. pursuant order Of the A. Blaneh-
ard Justice of the Supreme Court OK the State
York. dated the 5th day Of December 1900
the complaint In the Office OF the Clerk County
New-fork at the County Court House Borough OF
FERNANDO G. ECHEVERRIA. Plaintiffs Attorney,
once and Postoice address, No. 45 Broadway Borough
or Manhattan. New York City.
dated December 5th 1900.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-15
finaurlal.
NEWARK. N. J..
NEW CITY HALL BONDS.


Saeo proposals Will be received by the Comptroller
on the City Of Newark n. J.. o'clock p Nj.
oAS the 2eth day OF December 1900 the Committee
0" IN tse City Hsll In the said City Of Newark for
'He purchase OF all or any part Of issue OF
sI.ooo.ooo.oo OF BONDS
Of the Mayor Common Council OF the City OF Newark
in said State
These bonds authorized by be issued
money 10 purchase land erect new city hall
IN the said city Of Newark. They will be called
"NEw CITY HALL BONDS"
VIII be exempt from tax and viii be registered bonds
Of the denomination OF 81 10000 no coupon bonds
viii be issued They win be dated January L. 1901 will
be payable expiration thirty years from their
date rate OF three and one
hah pereentum per annum. payable the days
January and July Of each until their maturity.
The principal OF these payable
AZ the ONCE Of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund
Of the City of Newark. Checks for interest payable
through New York Clearing House will be mailed
the registered holders
The bonds will be engraved under the supervision OF
certified by United
Mortgage Company SO Cedar Street New York
City
The bids or proposals viii be opened
MONDAY. THE 2sTH DAY OF DECEMBER,
1900. AT 3 O'CLOCK II. NJ.
Each bidder is required writing the highest
which viii purchase the whole any part
Of said Of bonds Bids should be accompanied by
certified i've cent Of the face value OF the
bonds bid The right to reject and all bids is
The proposals. together with security deposits,
should be inclosed in sealed envelope ndorsed Pro
posals City Han Bonds of the City Of Newark
which should be nclosed another scaled envelope
addressed Comptroller Of the City OF Newark.
The delivery Of the said bonds will be made between
the the fifteenth Of January. 1901 Interest TO
OF delivery viii be charged 10 purchasers.
STATISTICS.
Water debt of the City........ s0.705.oOo00
Other debt of the City. 6.71I.Oo0.OO
Total debt ......... sI6.5Os. .OOO.OO
Amount in sinking Funds..... 4,203,35o.OO
Net debt
Assessed valuation uoOOD. =. $3.50, 1OG. 10000
Population 1900. census. s246.O7O
Population 1890, census. .1si,S8O
Population 1850. census. 136.5OS
The revenues the Water Department have always
been suficient the interest and sinking fund
charges total water debt.
FREDERICK T. JOHNSON. Comptroller.
Room 5. City Hail.
Newark y. J.
Dated Newark. n J.. December IS. 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-12-15
No. sOf West 141st 81
i4lst Street.

i4ist Street No. S0i West 141st 81.
The approximate OF the lien charxe "a satisfy
which the described property be sold Is sx
thousand hundred and pOars with interest
thsrsOn the 9th day Of November 1900 together
allowances. 10 Four hrIriral
and 63-iO0 Dollars. with
vember 2th 1900 together expenses Of me saa
The Approximate assessments or otSer
liens which TO be allowed to the purchaser OUT of
purchase paid by the referee the corner
lot being Number 3Ol West i4ist Street. Si256 02 ana
interest said lot Is 70 oe sold subject mortgage
OF $40 with SO March 4h 1900 0s
which interest there has been paid S50OOG
The approximate Of the assessments or
other liens which are to be allowed 70 the purchaser
the purchase paid BY Referee on Num-
2845 Eighth S0dI interest AMI sad
lot sold subject a SIS. 600 with
interest al 5ce February 1900 on account ~
which interest there has been paid $4,000.
Dated November 3Oth, 1900.
SAMPSON II. WEINHANDLER. RefsTss
New-York tribune., 1900-12-15

ANOTHER AsToR APARTMENT HOUSE.
Clinton & Russell have prepared plans for
other large apartment house. to be erected the
upper West Side. for the Astors The building will
contain ninety apartments. Details are withheld
at preS-1
New-York tribune., 1900-12-15
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

rark-ave W corner 7Sth-st. for six story
brick stable 20 sx1OO; estate OF John Webb
West Brookheld. Mass, owner; Fost Briggs q
Chamberlain. West BroOkfeld. Mass. archi-
e
Amsterdam-ave. Boulevard. 1i6th 10 120th 81. for
a three story brick and stone clubhouse. 39xf0O:
Columbia University. owner; MeKim. Mead &
White No I6O 5th-ave. architects. ..............
1sTth-st. $ s. 81 II OF Arthur ave. for tive one
story frame storage sheds: IgnaziO Caleaterea,
No 2 S53 ST John-ave. owner; II A Rapp. No 514
Eas. 162d-st architect. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-15
SUPREME COURT. STATE OF NEW YORK


Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company OF Baltimore
name Mary being fictitious the Of sald de-
iendant being unknown this plaintiff pIalntn intend
ing 70 designate thereby wife defendant Charles
E!nnl Frederick H. Allen: Kerby Stevens; The Garrett
Williams Company OF Baltimore, Maryland: Louis l..
Lorard Jr, Richard s. McCreery Louis L Iorillard
trustees OF Eva l. Kip; Joseph Shardalow Laird:
Aoraham Jacob; Robert B. Henry. John n. Little George
r Little and Edward Fl. Little doing business under the
nrI name Of f. N Little's Sons Defendans.-Summons.
Trial desired in the County Of York.
TO the above named defendants: You hereby m
noned TO answer the complaint this action and to
serve copy Of your answer the plaintiffs
exclusive Of the day OF service; and OF your
failure 20 appear. answer Judgment will be taken
against by default. the relief in the
complaint - -
Dated the 26th day OF July. 1900.
PECKHAM. MILLER & KING
Plalntins Attorneys. Office Address. No. Broadway
Borough OF Manhattan. New York. n. Y.
To the above named defendant Mary Flynn
name Mary being fictitious. the first said
rendant being unknown this plaintiff paintin
ing TO designate thereby the wife Of the defendant
Flynn; The foregoing Is upon you by
publication pursuant to order OF Hon John J.
man. OF the Justices OF the Supreme Court OF the
State Of New York First Department 10Th day
OF November 1900 filed with the complaint in the
office Of the Clerk OF the County OF New York
County Court House Borough OF Manhattan City,
county and State OF New York. the 18th day OF
November. 1900
Dated November IL 1900
PECKHAM. MILLER & KING,
Attsrneys for Plaintiff ONCE Posofce Address. so
broadway. Borough of Manhattan. City Of New York
New-York tribune., 1900-12-15
financial meennas

New York, December 14th, 1900.
4 SPECIAL MEETING OF the Stockholders Of
the KNICKERBOCKER TRUST COM
PANY viii be held at their Main once No 234
Fifth Avenue, on Wednesday, December 26th.
1900, at p NJ, for the purpose of acting upon
the proposed purchase Of site for the Main
Office of the Company
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
FREDERICK GORE KING, Secretary.
TITLE GUARANTEE a TRUST COMPANY.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
= meeting of the stockholders OF the TITLE GUARAN-
TEE AND TRUST COMPANY viii held at the office OF
the Company ls6 Broadway Borough OF Manhattan
city of New York the 18th day OF January 1901 al
80 O'Clock IN he afternoon. and that the annual election
o trustees OF SAID Company and Of Inspectors
Election 10 serve Tor the succeeding viii be held
the same pace on the same day, between the hours OF
. and In the afternoon.
December 18th. 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-12-15
$4,000 STABLE FOR PARK-AvE.

Plans were fled yesterday for six story stable
76Sx10O feet. to cost $4,000. 1t is to occupy the
southwest corner of Park-ave, and Seventy-eghth-
St. and will be erected by the estate Of John Webb
of West Brookheld Mass
New-York tribune., 1900-12-15
Go Eet for Business pnrposes.

BUILDINGS. stores. lofts and Offces on Ann
ID Beekman. Barclay, Bond. Chambers Hall
Place Church. Gin. Dey Duane. Elm. Ferry Frankfort
Fulton. Gold. Greenwich Hudson, JOhn(
Maiden Lane Moore. Nassau, New Chambers Phrk Place
Pearl Reade. Rose Spruce. South. Nesey, Wafer.
White, William and Worth SITS. rutland WHITING
Reekman "a.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-15
Sixth Street.

The approximate or charge to satisfy
which the above described property Is be sold
25OO interest from December 5th 1900
and allowances amounting S340 22fOO and
together with the Of the sale The
OF the taxes.
rates or other be allowed purchaser
purchase paid by the referee S9l
and interest and S375 ground
Dated New York. December 6th. 1900.
JOHN II. JUDGE. Referee
New-York tribune., 1900-12-15
NOTICE TO REDEEM
The Mortgage Bonds of The Proctor &
Gamble Company.
- . the 80 3 oanlble company.

htlce % the Proctor A. Gamble Company
Cincinnati Ohio. Sept -. 1900.
AglLcE Is hereby given the and holders of
= le trst and 0lly mortgage bonds of The Proctor a.
,If Company corporation organized under the laws
Jersey and doing business az Cincinnati Ivory
hamilton county, Ohio that said company Ia
r-llle VI the right reserved Ia said bonds and the
sase securing them redeem the said
49, tsst day after Of July. 1900 determined
~" On January 4, lss0l, al the Union Trust Com
dse- y AeW York. No ~ broadway, OF sale city,
fo asH,h ana al u said bonds numbered from !
p.A inclusive, all ana holders OF either
borse9 pi said bonds requested present their
be e eaid time ana place. the
nsde presented for redemption provision has been
MI - Qelpsitlng the funds and the
surt - on deposit win Eaid Trust Company
-eiapLion 81 said time and place by paying
geth - eal ~ said bonds 10 the specified
pIeni se principal Of each bond anc ten per oontum
A. IN accordance with the
- .A salo bonds and mortgage interest shall
s - specined Tor the redemption thereof.
b. Nv -AL fitoCtth a. GAMBLE COMPANY.
Eece-,A- a. Ffocief, It's President u. B. Gamble. its
New-York tribune., 1900-12-15
NEW YORK sUPRENIE COTRT. County d

- New York-Charles A. Peabody. Jr Plaintiff. against
John =. OBrten and others Defendants-In pursuance
of Judgment q foreelosnre and sale duly made and
eth OF November. 1900. l. the undersigned.
Referee In said judgment named public auc-
tion. New YORK Real Estate SalesrOOm
Broadway. in the Borough OF Manhattan City OF New
York, the 24h day of December 19O0 IL o'clock
noon on that day by Peter p Meyer. Agctioneer tbs
directed by sad Judgment be sold
described follows; All those certain pieces or
parcels OF land and the buildings thereon situate IA
Block Number 2O43 IN the Twelfth Ward city ~
New York bounded described as follows: Be-
ginning a point formed by intersection Of the
Northerly side OF One hundred and ortyhrst
the Westerly side of Eighth and running
Westerly along said Northerly side OF One hundred
hundred and
parallel Eighth Avenue fOrty-nine eleven
inches thence Easterly and parallel hundred
and fOrty-nrst street hundred
side OF Eighth Avenue and thence SOutherly along
Westerly side OF Eighth Avenue forty-nine feet AMI
eleven inches % the point or place OF beginning
Dated New York. November 3Oth.
SAMPSON H. WEINHANDLER Referee.
PEABODY. BAKER PEABODY
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Wall Street Borough og Nan,
haitian. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-15
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF


. HsW Sts YORK County Of New York--Catharine Bren
a ms wife name Mary fictitious, SC Augustus se6od
George Bonava Henry Weiss, Solomon Jacobs, Josephine
Gallo. Joseph Ligouri North American
Phillip koenig. James NJ. Robinson Brombachers'
sons, John G. Chlds. Nelson Taft Otto Irving Wise.
lAppman NJ. Younker and Falk Younker. William Eft
linger People OF York, Defendants No
u 10 the above named defendants and each them;
fou are hereuy summoned TO the
aeSion ana 70 serve copy Of answer the Plain
urs Attorneys, within twenty (30)
OF TINS summons exclusive OF the day Of service and In
case OF your failure Judgment will
be taken against you by default relief demanded
IN the complaint Dated New York. October % 1900.
LkNENTRITT & BRENNAN, Plaintiffs AttOrneys Of
nee and r. o. Address. 500 Broadway borough OF
Manhattan, New York City.
10 personal claim Is made against Of the defend
~. 1900. -' ~
LENENTRITT & BRENNAN. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
the detendants, George honava, Henry Weiss, Jo
sepIne S1lo Joseph IIgouFi. NJ Robinson Nelson
laIt ana Otto Irving WISE The foregoing summons Is
served upon by publication. pursuant Order OF
the honorable James Fitzgerald. Justice OF the above
named Court dated November 80. 1900 with the
papers ~ this action which the granted
" the once Of the Clerk OF this of
Ueeshptr 1900 Dated New York, December 1900
,n,touiIs.. Ste, LENENTRITr q BRENNAN.
FiaH attorneys once and r. y. Address. $40 Broad
way. Borough OF Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-15
Copariuership Noiires.

New-York. December 18th 1900
UNHE undersigned beg 10 announce that they
have entered into oofpartnership under the arm
name q ..-...
i. n. PIEHsON. JR, CO,
Mr.. DE Ruyter HollnE special partner
The nrm Will assume the obligations of Pierson Rrsna
Co.. which entered into voluntary dissolution on Da
cenber 18TH 1901.
Ofices the hTm viii be located II Wall str.et
where Il viii transact general stock Exchange busness
}. FRED PIERsON Jr
Member OF New York Stock
WILLIAM A. CAMPBELL.
DE RUTTER HOLLINs
Special