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New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
Summons.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NF1


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK.-Daniel F. seybel as Substituted Trustee un-
VIII and Testament of Samuel F. Lockwood
deCeas Plaintiff. against Max Marx and Sophie
wife Josephine Leichtman CorneEa Pierce Frederick
l., Ellis CIotsrman Nathan c. Backer.
Wintner. Pyrophoto Company. Nathan J.. SchIoss.
Julius $ Schoss Michael s Schloss. ]. Schoss
Jonas J. Schoss. George Pistol and Charles R. saul,
observation-disclosures.
To the above named Defendants: YOU ARD HEREBY
SUMMONED the amended complaint n
act nd copy OF
fifs attorneys within twenty service
summons exclusive Of the day OF and in
case Of your failure appear, Judgment
be taken you by default for the RELIEF demanded
in the complaint Dated New York. February 26. 1900.
FETTREr('H, SII.KMAN & SEYBEL. Plaintiffs Atto--
news Ofce and Post Office Address No. t4T Nassau
street. Borough of Manhattan. New York City
To named defendant Josephine Ischtrarn:
The foregoing upon you by publication
pursuant order Of Hon. Abraham R. Lawrence.
Justice Supreme Court Of the State of York
ated oath dav of March, 1900 and filed
amended and complaint in the office Clerk
Of OF New York the Court In he
of Manhattan City Of New York. 29th
~ March 1900 Dated New March 9th 1900
FETTRETCvH, SIL,KMAN & SEYBEL. Plaintiffs Attor-
neys Office and Post ONCE Address Times Building
No. Nassau Street Borough Of Manhattan. New
York City.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PIiIlADELPHIt. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON.
From foot OF IL 8.
Week DAYS. $50 500 1000 80 Dining Can A N.
Zoo Dining Carr, 130 3GO Royal Blue Lnaitet,. 500
1000 GL3O Dining Car A NJ. $50 600 Royal Blue
Limited. $500 tsG00 Dining Carr 2 NJ. sl2lS utt
Adftr nal trains for Philadelphia weekdays. T30 aO0
a NJ, $50 $500 st30. $50, '9+5 2. NJ sundays
5000 \. NJ 400. $500 p. NJ
Tickets and paror seats AZ foot q Liberty ST..
az 9th Az, - Union So. West, I25h ST "a
l2jth St, Columbus Av.. New Yorx; 4 Court
S.. 24+ s60 Fulton St Brooklyn: GS Broadway. VIII
iamsburI- The New York Transfer will call Tor aaG
check baggage from hotels and residences desrson
FFrop1 Liberty SFrom Ferry min
earlier from South Ferry at 5a5 P. NJ aF-0m
South Ferry 9.2O \ NJ bFrum South Ferry az S 10
p. NJ. from South Ferry az 2 - z. NJ
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28

4h+re was not much feature TO the market
ior cotton futur-s which a
Nttln range 10 points after opening uncha nged TO
polnts higher The Improvement was largely due 10
ete run OF cables than looked
iinshing at 64Q2 sd. while was some foreign
puyihg and Tor time brisk
hO"eNe the market became easier as
i,ot FACTOR while crop accounts stiI
me impression that farmers showed
direction OF repenng extensively as fast as cCndi
peLiuueo neic operations following the protracted
"et season Another cause Of selling indication OF
sp2t markets IN the cotton belt n the
loca market was not however any any respect
LUZ ~ was marc 70 create bull
Win the ofoal announcements indicating almost perfect
i sueeeTs SOLD the summer months against purchases
OF december ana January Later the became very
Gull with transactions confined almost exclusively TO the
room contingent IN the last hour
measure OF oldtiIne activity and worked up several
points small Of local huyinp
Tor wan street account Fears that Liverpool might he
manipulated from this side in the
unors Of storm forming in Southwestern might
prove 70 De true, the unnerye5
bear crowd The market closed firm figures of
the cay. net advance Of 10 10 points The Hester
crop hgures showed the amount brought sight this
@eek 70 be 5S.IIh bales. against bales last week
~ 2 bales last year = $50 bales in 1855
70 Gate is reported at s5l7 0+3 bales compared with
le4ill1e bales year 10579043 bales two Years
ago and s,2G5.5o9 bales IA 1891.
The range Of contract prices in market TODAY
follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool April q mICotton-spGt moderate f,
25 32d: good middling. iTa2d; middling; - 32d
low mlddng 1-32d; good ordinary I-32d; ordinary
1-32d The sales of the 1900 bales Of which
500 for speculation and export and included 6l00
American Receipts bales including 200 American
Futures opened and closed steady at the advance Amer
middling m April 23Gfd sellers; April and MAY
ls GAGS 10 e4d buyers May and June 166ig5 lI-64d
July, sellers: July and August
l1-64d buyers: August September I-e4q5 . Cad
September October. ~ 64G4 456id buyers
October November 30 CiQ4 "a CAD buyers; NOven
and December 2S 64d value: December and January
64G4 2764d Sellers January and February. "a SD
htI-ar
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston April 2I-Cotton quiet: mIddIng T-16c:
low midng 3-16c: good ordinary, 1-l6c: receipts,
56 bales: exports Great Britain 239 stock 80 4ss
Baltimore April 27.-COttOn nominal; middling. 97sc;
low middlng 7-6c good ordinary. 1916: net re
cepts SO bales: gross. 356 exports Great Britain
1000, Continent $50: coastwise 1000; stock 1881
Savannah, April 2T.-Cotton quiet: middlng 7-16c:
mlddling 3-16c; ordinary I1-1SC;
SOS bales; exports coastwse. 321; stock. 5O. .725.
Orleans April 27.-CottOn steady: mddnR 9ssc:
low middlinc. 9lsc; good ordinary IL 16c receipts
1C5 bales: exports coastwise, &c. sales, 2Co0 stock
1856 iO1
Memphis April 2T-Coton steady: mlddlng csc: lew
middling 9isC good ordinary. SAC receipts III bales
shipments, 359 sales. $50: stock. 1900. 5O359 1880
l25.375.
St, Louis. April 27-Coon quiet; middling. 9asc; low
ordinary. 11-l6c;
&C bales: gross 365: shipments. lies stock. 53.s13
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York south Ferry (whehau TerninAD. Ans
Liberty
'Daly. fE:Ncept sunday tSuntayA
CHICAGO $50 Liberty street ony). 'l;So .. -
PIrTSBURG. .a3O GAber,y stree, onlyD. as
> CINCINNATI ST LOUIS 1910 a m. SIS q.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE 500. 1000 Cptness
a CDtnerl. ti0o p m ninerl. 'i 80 (Diatr'
.aeO C'Royal Limited eAclu.ively Pullman Train pins
and Cafel ass (Dinerl. Is 55 (Dnerl and IAN
night. NORFOLK II % = N.
. ~. 10 Ssi 40. ,SS, p-e,fv~ - y-,,,, q,
W IpT Bowery " Y SN Fulton Il R-ookiyn: White
hall Terminal and Liberty > Baggage checked from
hotel or residence destination.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
WEST SHORE RI.

Trains leave Franklin 81. Statvn. y. Y. foAS~A
and 10 IN. later foot OF W All -.
-l.34o p NJ. CO\TI<E\TNI. LIMITED. for DeIrsss
Chicago and St Louis. Diri1E ar
'6fi5 L. Nj, Chicago and ST Louis Limited
tsH.O 2. M. Buffalo and Niagara Falls Express
'Dii5 e. NJ. Detroit and Chicago Express.
-paily, tExcept Sunday.
Timetables at principal hotels and orrces. Hassas
checked from hotel Westcotts rxpress
c. f LAMBERT General Passenger Agent ". -
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
Railroads.,
y.
new YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
e.12 A NJ S.55 p NJ Daily except sunday TO Pitts
neld: Sundays only go A NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pntsch Light
Ticket offices 1I2 281. sl5 1915 Broadway ~
Union So W. 235 Columbus Ave, 81 West loS,h 81
I25th St and 13Sth 81 stations New York asS and I'D
Telephone 1850 Corandt'' YORK Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS General Passenger sSs,t
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
II

Stock at all United States ports. ....... 1852 377
year .... - 7s7 4sa
Stock at ali Interior 22s 2sS
Stock all interior 434 1873
stock at IJvernool $4,000
Stock al Liverpool last GIG 900
of American anoat 40 600
lime Il last % YEAR m M "~ O ~ 80 ~ 'i 60 900
The following the total net receipts OF cotton Mt all
ria SeutA [
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA

fThe % Ien1in , hnp 9,1amL1nNDL ,ra STREETS
Cor G,ortinndt streets IL ave minute later tssss
sis.'.n. %h.rs othsf%isc a.as noted street
YoTk to Pit,ssurs sisspaE Car nP,. P,rs
sas As ~ No PssT s1ehss TfSv ,s Pi,;sgrE
e.s " PENNsYLvANI%' ffMrT mt I.TS-rsa ED T1,,
Sn Sesso D@1s cS:sSa do"9f ro sn5 cosss., 9sr.
dGTcxeo fT,itt5 SNb :; 5os, 81 LOUIS EXPRESS
a5oI,s tya Cincinnati and Lousvllej Iafisa-
"'To 2o,If: =; ": wEsTERN EXPREss-For Chicago -,
'ss SSrs p AKRON ~ s99gTgwEsTEEX 9.Ty ExFFEss P
cS cSics:o p; W. PAcIFIc ExPREss-Eor Pi,,,sur, and
Ronts c rT Knoxville. daily. via Shenandoah Vai.y
$50 MAIL AND aosF9 ExPREsRs frFsR sf'gT4as Fsa pu-
and points we %s to a29na sp9 ,sS, East Ss5, sS5s P
7.s " 1WHAsHINGToN AND THE SOUTH
10 2o5 oDinr. Go 10 10 SDs,bTosses ara cor,ndS
DssS5os;s; GoTtiaSa ses sress A %, G "a x 1 40
Dnns 80 II bn5s P15!oT carr ard psTs x csr G p !; S 80.
'ConEfcssionai TG ~ 10 50 Dining CAP a m y s.
night Dining caD. ass Dining caT,. s-2s m iai5
sGmpERN nrbs dal; RAILwAY-E1press az AS p r Ian
NoRFSLK apd Sa5 SND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr M-mps.
ATLANTIC A. TIC, COAST IfSEE1p9a.. z P9i ss5 . m AMI q.
cadEsApEAKE HES: Pc OHIO RAILwAY.-7s5 a m ~..s-
FOR OLD PoINT cosffnyRr 1e fal5y and xoRFoLK.-za
ATf.aNTfy; rtss days CaITv and .'s }. m daily
and Streets $50 m p and md 20 IN rssss
C,oaCbas 4rains- Buffet Parlor Cars and STANDARD
- r. sAf-l255 n. m. weekdays
West Tr On New York and Long nranch Railroad f,-,a
Iwenty-third Street Station). SIS n.
-, ana 4S5 p Sundays - N,
1esbrosses and COrtlandt
= = N. a m 81 n
q ~ ~, FOR PHILADELPHIA-
nrosseS and Cortlandt
80 3 % fo55 Penna Luitsil. 10 10 CDeshrasse,
ahdt Streets. 10 2ni Dining Carr 10 * Dining
s II ~ a. n 1855 2f0 CDeshrosses and Cortland.
srtetS 2Ol. 25j. 25. 55. D 4 - Dining Car
80 9 tpinnE Car) SIS Dining Carr T55 SIS as
aa Ifo Is bnias fH3fay' c., a s2 m rss s & 2 c,
ng 'arl S25 355 - Dining Carr Dining Carl
-o;;ao u1innE Carr 7.55 . m. IL 10 n zht
Ticket offices Nos. 461. PSI Broad
way; Astor House araff.1.
hd stations foot % DesbrossAs and Corantt
court street. SEQ Fulton Street 9S broadway and
PHnnsyiyana Annex Station Brooklyn: Station Jersey
CIV The New York Transfer Company will call ,or
10 destination. '-sA
Telephone
road Cab - -
j. b. HUTCHINSON. r. WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent,
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY

Anthracite used exclusively.
Four Tracks Electro
stations in New York. Liberty and south Ferry.
Leaving from both Is the same excap- a. 7o-.f
49, Trains leave foot O Liberty ST
week DAYS Sundays
.4D a. m Wlkesbarre. Scranton & Reading
'43o a. m Long Branch. Point Pleasant
WtlkesbarTe Scranton
$50 a Red Bank Local
Eeston Local 81
81 Is a m. Chunk
$3.50 a m. Isn Branch and Point "a
50 10 a. m WtlkesbaTre. Scranton Reading
a93O a. Rel Bank. Lakewood. Lake
hurst and RarnSSat
Iltn a m Long Branch and Point Pleasant
s1cOo roon Easton Local
hauCh Chunk Reading 81 . n
$50 p. m. wilkesbarre q Scranton
sl.45 p Red Lakewood. Iakehurst
BaTnegat and Atlantic Citv
$50 p m Lakewood and Atlantic City Special
u 10 p. m. Red Bank. Lakewood Lakehurst
and BaTnPEat
60 p m Ions; Branch and Point Pleasant 81 10 ~
st4 y. m MauCh Chunk and Reading $50 n
$500 p. m Lakewood & I-akahu-s- Special
=; - p m Easton Local
b6 % y. m. Long Branch Point Pleasant
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28

FLOUR AND MEALseers reported d no G very great great
@ Sa S os gTsSe s low
showed considerable irreeuierty. spot
sfins ss y'y patenf 81 sP4 aHs
s. s. 90 extra Tnic Sc wner s. 5sa S. Extra No
81 sot2 ~ NJ f55df siaie
s. sa a choice to faPs n % 2ea saS s. @ to
Quoted Eas Thiss 4IssaT snd
SslG% Saotd sprns gfas bran spo SIG 5 sacks
S se winter bran hrsn s SSsi7 homny
chop si6 omea s2o so; linseed oilcake s2' 5o corn
oS W qausaSs Sss Shss' ,s@e sss
surprise local element in view Of the c rather %
adjusting their accounts 10 this unexpected turn
put the market up e sTe aHS anan nnef
remained in firm Position tnT0Ish"gt 1e h English
probably to great @ extent GHc1ea al saSf Of
about 1ooo 600 bush in Argentine shipments for the
week and reduction OF similar amount I'm ee arsets
did not Liverpool advance seTiSusIy and all
e5 A. St FTs ner IS sensay @ Ps1 @ to-
from the Argentine osed partly Loss - frane m Hudspest
Its m 5sn beng % Ss~f6 mark Gy at Ben P2iR T e main
of news aside from the Kansas M epSs 1s
bullish crop year from Kansas were splendid
Demes TeneF oS0ns b8 sah an an rs from The
!er and PTiyate adyices of the mpevemnt name in Ohio
mentioned rnors OF Bess,an ny ny in IN scat, scat
growth the Southwest, owing to forcing rains ana
cape2 that large decrease might for the
supply Northwest stocks VIII probaby ut
100000 bush this week. compared win -lnoo
another small export traoe:
amounting TO only loads. Quotations OF
wheat O aioat basis. as follows: NO req
Northern Duluth. 7Sasc No hard Duluth. iS+sc: 40
Manitoba. TSsc. and No Northern pu-uth .ursc'
all hal: May: Nc Northern Chicago;
attract buyers into the corn market
yesterdays Developments resulted in advance OF
prices for the day Besides unexpected
strength r English quotations. which the market
rainy West notably in Nebraska. and the Gus
tomary reports light acceptances all over
the West The situation at NeW-York resumed lis
again, the scarcity on spot having pee
relieved. shippers expressed some disappointment
export trade did not exceed 70 loads
too covering all ports. In addition there was
the volume Of seaboard cle2Tancs
Argentine shipments were 1872 600 bush com
with 72UDe bush last week and 1000 push a year
ago far this have been just
48c for elevator and delivered. and +bc
o .OATS-The speculative business in oats
very small. and notwithstanding the rise in corn
prices l4c lower Exporters, however We're In
2Sc; No oats 27iac: No white, 2litc: No white.
29c; track mixed. 2SQ29tc track white. 2sa3ic No
white clips RYE-Market quiet: No Western.
6I14c and No Western. 60a.c, both ahoat; state
rye SIC New-YoTk caTlots; exporters took 123.WO
adstreets reported the exports OF wheat iour
against bush Last week. 4C9 bush In the
same week last year. July / this the
aggregate 161 4SS 40 bush, against 1895
2905S1 bush IN the period last The exports
and 2.6l5.019 bush IN the week
this the exports Of corn ag
gregate 16 O2 O60 bush against liC6G2S SOB hush In the
period last
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
NAVAL, STORES

Trading was mostly Of a small jobbins character
steady and rosin about steady. Quotations follow:
TAR-Regulsrs. 81 90 do oil, bbls, 50 90
SPIRITS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
R0SIN-Common to good strained 81 90; z, 81 IS; y,
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
statistical position Of Brazilian coffee IS as tollos

f.io-Coitee marfet steady: No Rio $500: exchange
so receipts, 400 bags: cleared States
5000 bags; cleared for Europe bags stock 80 900
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28

\ DNERTiSEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"a received at their Uptown Office. No PAP broadway
2t door north OF
ments the following branch
office rates until O'Clock viz 2S4 sth-ave. e
cor 2td st. l52 6thave. 18th Macy's
and l4th St: l42 Columbus 6Sth iOs
West i2d st, 6th-ave. % East 25T West
between Tth ard sth $50 East 47th ass
ave, between 10th and 7Tth near
oist at IuS lst ave. Soth-st.. Sd
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo April 27.-Spring wheat No l Northern. spot.
1880; No Northern. spot, I4@sc Winter wheat nom
inro+,Ie6 ~, veiIor 49,. No 2 vallow ..sc. No 4
yellow 4314c; No ~ &c; No 431@043%c
steady: No white. 19l4c: No white. 2Si2q2S%4
No white. 2sc; No mixed 261Rc; No mixed. PC.
Rye dull; choice 20 fancy, 62aG3c Flour dull.
Chicago April 27-The leading futures ranged fol
lows:
Wheat. No. Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
Gnrroaaie's Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. James
NJ. varnum. a Surrogate Of the County of New Yo.k.
hereby given all having
Matthew Smith late the County New York de-
ceased TO present with
subscribers their place Of ransacting business
Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York.
or before day of June next.
Dated York. the oath day OF November. 1899
BERNARD MMANUS
]. b. JOHNSON
ABRAM Killing,
Atty for Executors.
90 Broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New Yors
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
prices in the local market to-day

spot cotton closed quiet with unchanged on
the basis Of l3-l6c for middng upland and 10 ! IGc
for niddllng Gulf. Southern spot were taa-
sraphed as follows Hew-Orleans quiet 7-l6c Mobile
nominal az Ssc, Savannah quet at 7-l6c Charleston
ouet az PC BID Wilmington quiet at 9zc. Norfolk
az S12c. Baltimore nominal at 9Tsc Memphis
csc Augusta quiet 9ssc ST Louis quiet ar 9s.c
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
81 10: c. 81 75 H 81 l. 81 O5; X. 81 25: NJ 81 as
n w

81 20; 81 75: H 81 S. l. 81 O5; X. 81 25: NJ 81 AS
n, 50 So w @. 81 s.: w W. $3
STOCK ON HAND
Sp turnentns $50 bbls
Charleston. April 27-Turpentne steady at 462c Rosln
firm. unchanged
savannah; April 27-sprts turpentine hrr at at se+3c e
receipts 9s1 bbs; sales. 30sI exports 435 taaoted
A. b. c., r. 81 20 T. F. 81 80; G., 81 20; H. 81 o3
l. 81 65 r. 81 10; M 81 s5asI go n. 81 10; O. 81 20g
81 25: " ", 81 80.
Wilmington April 2T.-Sprts turpenIine steady, 4b&n
receipts steady, unchanged receipts
bbs Spirits turpentne. 81 s5S3 15 receipts 20 bb
Tar steady. 81 30; receipts. 1853 bbls.
London. April NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AIS.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28

quotations a follows Flour steady: % red
zoe No corn, 3e1sQ4G@s; No yellow 39a.
G40'4c; No 2 oats. 24h1244c. No white 27i.q37Ac:
No whit 28sg2sl.c No rye 6S%c; No barley, 4lq
44Nc; No l haxseed and Northwestern 81 T3. prime
timothy g. as grade 81 pork
per 1882 per 100 10 81 BOAST S5 short
e3S7 20: saed shoulders (boxe)
1881 sides boxed 81 S0asT whiskey
dstlers' goods. per gallon. basis high wines
81 25la cut loaf So granulated. s5 a.
E>xcha butter market firm.
creamery l3aGlBxc: dsiries, l2r rgI51sc Cheese firm
iOdlI2c Eggs fresh 10Ac.
Cincinnati April 2T.-Flour quiet. Wheat firm: M .
red T2I1c No 2 MIXED. Soi.c. Oats quiet:
No ? mixed, 38c Rye nrm No 2. 6c. Butter steady
Eggs steady, lie. Cheese steady
milwaukee,, April 2I-Wheal frm; No ! Northern.
57hc Barley hrn; No ., i2AQ43c: sample, 3Gq42isc
Minneapolis April 21.-Close-Wheat in store No
Northern G5sc: May 6itc July, 65Sc; September 654Fr
G6lgc; track. No l hard 66asc No Northern 65I.c:
No 2 Northern. 63'E. Flour and bran unchanged
Philadelphia April 27.-Wheat nrm and I,c higher.
contract grade, April. 7ia972ttc Corn nrrn and nc
higher; No mixed. April 4iA4+5c. Oats steady No .
white clipped 8lG8liac; No do. 2Disd8Oc; No mixed
do. 29o Seeds quiet unchansed; clover Western, per
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA & WESTERN

Tickets and Pullman accommodations i4a 40 ana
$50 Broadway and IL
westcotts Express Company will call for and check
baggage destination. sDaily.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28

GtfnmbonIs
NlBNNW gWtENlNG llM[E0
Steamers ADIRONDACK DEAN RICHMOND leave
River, Canal Street, a Is Il.
Sundays excepted making direct with
North. and West.
FREIGHT RECEIVED UP TO HOUR OF DEPARTURE
CATSKILL. HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
BOATS leave every weekday p. NJ. from
Christopher St. connecting r & A. r. r.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28

Foreign coffee markets market quiet
good average santos $500; receipts bags stock
$4,000 bags Hamburg-Coffee market opened un-
cnanged at 23o /. pig higher; sales bags
tAyre-Coffee marker opened steady higher;
al - N declined Z. franc: y unchanged and
steady AZ $50 :. franc lower: sales y 900
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28

TN PURSUANCE Of an order of Hon Jame, NJ
- yarnum. Surrogate County OF Nsv York
having claims srsnst
Edith @ GIL County York decsa ayed
with vouchers II sbscb
place of transactirg business the office of
Anderson Anderson, No. 35 Wall Street the City OF
New York before the 1st day Of June next
Dated York the 25th day Of November fSoq
FREDERICK c. WAGNER
Administrator with the will annexed
ANDERSON & ANDERSON
Attorneys for Administrator with the annexed
No. 30 Wall ST.
OF Manhattan. York CITY
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28

TN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon Frank
r Fitzgerald, Surrogate Of the County
Is hereby given to oil having
against Frank r. Wing late Of the County York
the with vouchers
their transacting business
Street in the City Of New York BOROUGH o Manhattan
on the 25th dav of Dated York
the 29d day Of Decemher 1900. GEaNT SQUIRES Ad-
ninistrator: m Lillian WING. Administrative THOMAS
H. RAPOWSKY. Attorney for Administrators. 4
and Street. New York City. borough
haitian.
The evening times., 1900-02-01
FINANCIAL.
Do Not Change

Your mind now, but double up on the bottom
and slight rally Will play you even
The sunlight dances on the sea,
The mOonbeam on the wave.
The starlight on the gloomy plain.
Butt doesn't your margin save.
II j. case Of put up shut up" in the
brokerage business, so if you have the courage
of your conyictions-act-eithe buy or sell, and
you can make some money. Ii YOU are a bear,
sell stocks short" ii you are a bull, buy wheat
Our tree book explains both WAYS
Howard CTl&COs::SS IS. S;9: r + y s 9;s 455S Fss
The evening times., 1900-02-01
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
or COLI MBIA. ON THE PATH DAY OF
JANUARY. lgO0-PACL Z. NOLLUM vs..
MARC ARETTA r. NOLLUM. No. u. .co0
The evening times., 1900-02-01

UOtktt 81.
on motion Of the plaintiff. by blr. Richard B B.
Chew ir his solicitor. it is ordered that the de
fendan, Margaretta D. Nollum, cause her appear
ance 10 De entered herein on OF before the first
rue-day occurring forty days after this day; other
wise the cause viii be proceeded with as III case
OF default
The object Of this suit is TO secure absolute
divorce on the ground Of the willtul desertion
and abandonment OF the complainant by the de-
fendsnt Provided. a copy of this order be pub
hshed once week for three consecutive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter and in The Wash
ington Times.
BY the Court:
tSeal) JOB BARNARD Justice, etc.
True Copy: Tei:
BY j. r. YOUNG. CLERK, etc
ja25fel,S
The evening times., 1900-02-01
RAILROAD sToCKs
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Chicago Grnin and Provision Market

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members of the New York Exchange,
1913 + Street
The evening times., 1900-02-01
STOCK MARKET ACTIVE
Consols in London Rise a Triiie
Higher Than Yesterday.
steel Issues Again Appear Very Ac-
tive. With Gain in Hoop Mate
raai-Sugar Refining Feature OF
the Trading-Third Avenue Rail-
way Breaks Badly on Closing.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The stock mar
ket opened fairly active and somewhat ir-
regular. but with general firm tone
prevailing There was little that was new
over night bearing upon the general situa-
tion or particular stocks of sufficient i'm
portance to engage attention. The Lon
don market was shown slightly below par
ity with yesterdays local prices, but con-
sois were shade higher, and the dealings
here for foreign accounts were OF lnsignlh-
cant volume.
The steel stocks continued very strong
and active, with particularly sharp rise
in steel hoop. Elsewhere in the Industrial
quarter. Sugar Refining was conspicuously
strong and active. Brooklyn Rapid iran
sit was the firmest feature OF the local
traction issues, and little was done IN
Manhattan or Metropolitan. Third Ave
nue. at the opening was dealt in at ABOUT
Yesterdays final figures. but it later broke
badly The dealings in the railway llSJ
were in small volume and the price
changes there were limited.
The evening times., 1900-02-01
AN HONOR FOR HELEN GOULD.
Suggestion of Medal to he Given
by Congress.

There will be decided opposition to Civ
ing Miss Helen Gould the thanks of Con-
gress, as proposed in measure recently
introduced
Representative Hull OF Iowa, Chairman
of the House Committee on Military Az
fairs. said last night that he should op-
pose the measure.
Not on the ground that Miss Gould has
not been the eXemplifcation of generosity
and patriotism" said Mr.. Hull, but /
think the thanks of Congress is not fit
ting way in which TO reward her. Ii is
against all precedent.
In my opinion Miss Gould should have
a medal of honor from Congress"
The evening times., 1900-02-01

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