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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10

kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble. because the hear, is
over-working in pumping thick. kidney,
poisoned blood through veins and arteries. l
Il used 10 be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their BEGIN
ming in kidI ey trouble.
II you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect Of Dr.. Kilmer's
Swamp-RoOt, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. II stands the highest for its
wonderful cures Of the most distressing cases
and is sold on its merits EF
by all druggists in fifty
cent and one-doliar sz
es. You may have ';sssls zs:s.;sI.
sample bottle by mail Homs Of swamp Root.
free. also pamphlet telling you how to find
cut if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Or. Kilmer
& Co., Bingharntcn. N. Y.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10

Vegetable Compound
cures tho ills peculiar 70
women. II tones up theft.
general heajfhs eases
do WIN OverWP0u9hf
nerves, cures those
awfuJhaolkaclbes and reg
0La6es AzsensfsHsfion.
II does ltIs because e
acts directly On the fe-
male 0rganksns andnsaAtes
Il healthy, relieving and
curing al inflammation
and aZspkaoesnenfs.
MoGbAsg else b Just as
good and many things Ahsf
may 10 s9gDesfed arc
dangerous. This great
nsokxcin0 has q constant
record Of oures HboU~
sands Of women testify to
Il. Read their letters con-
sfanl!y appearing IN dhks
0A0oFS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
HOBART ESTATE APPRAISED.
Late Vice President Worth Nearly
Three Million Dollars.

New York July 9--The inventory of the
personal estate Of the late Vice President
Garret ~ Hobart Was filed with the Surro-
gate at Paterson. y. j., to-day.
1t appraiSes the late Vice Presidents
wealth At s2.6ss.iii. Mr.. Hobart held bonds
in jwerty-siX corporations and stock in
over lbi.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
MENDEZ LEAVES BERLIN.
Spanish Ambassador Is Returning
Ia His Home.

Berlin. July 9.-The Spanish Ambassador,
Senior Mendex de Nieo. left here to-day. He
received 4 high decoration at the Foreign
Office All the Ambassadors and nearly the
entire diplomatic corps accompanied the
AmabaSsadoI to the depot TO bid him fare
well.
Ambassador White and Secretary of En-
hassy Jackson were among those present az
the station
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
TOBACCO WORKERS GRIEVANCE
Action POstpOned-Two Unions Re.
new the Boycott.

At a mass meeting of the Tobacco Work
crs' Union last night at Druids' Hall. the
question OF the advisabilty of ordering a
strike in a certain plant in the city was dis
cussed. The firm In question is charged
with discriminating against the union. The
matter was left to a meeting to he held in
a few days The support of the union was
pledged 10 the street railway strikers and
any member found riding on "A transit ear
will be fined s.. All firms that sell to transit
employees or whose members ride on transit
cars will be boycotted.
The Electrical Workers Union held a
meeting last night at their hail. No. col
Market street. and resolved 10 continue the
boycott against the transit company.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
T0ADST00LS KILLED Nine.
Entire Family Died From Eating
Supposed Mushrooms,

Little Rock, Ark, July 9.-News reached
here to-day that an entire family of nine
persons had died near Calico Rock, Marion
County, from eating poisonous toadstools,
supposed to be mushrooms The victims
are:
W. J. Fink. aged 40 years; Mrs. Mary
Lee Fink. aged % years: John +. Fink,
aged IS years: Keakle Fink, aged IL years;
Q years: Rose Lee Fink. aged years; Me-
Ian Fink. aged years. and an infant.
The family ate a hearty dinner. which
included the supposed mushrooms. All were
taken violently i'll and none recovered.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
INDIANS SEE THE PRESIDENT.
Pawnee Bills Braves Call and
Shake Hands.

Canton. o.. July "A delegation OF full
blooded Indians waited on the President
this evening and We're rewarded with cor
dial handshaking. They are connected with
the Pawnee Bill Wild West Show and were
accompanied by the man whose name the
show bears.
There was the usual number Of callers to
pay their respects or TO see the President on
personal business and a number to talk
over matters In connection with the No
titication Committee. The survivors OF tho
the Twenty-third Ohio, are calling and will
be entertained by the local posts Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic.
Senator Fairbanks of Indiana will be one
of the visitors on that day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
DOCTOR O'REILLY EXPLAINS.
SAYS There Was No Verbal Agree
ment of Reinstatement.

Since the agreement Of July 2, which had
the effect of terminating the strike for a
few days. a report has been In circulation
to the effect that the Grievance Committee
of the union was Influenced in signing he
agreement as much by a verbal promise
made by the representatives of the ~,
Louis Transit Company as by the clauses
of the written agreement Accord
OF the 81. Louis Transit Company
had Agomised the S1sAesaDse Gernittss that
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10

The kidneys are your
blood purifiers. they fill
ter CT: the waste or
impurities in the blood.
Ii they are sick or out
ct order. they fail to do
their work. 1
Pains, achesandrheu-'
mat,Sm come from ex-
cess Of uric acid in tho
blood. due to neglected
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
AFRlDI WAR Threatened.
Afghans Attacked While Erecting
Fort Near Decca.

London. July ia dispatch to the Ex-
press from Peshawur. in the Punjab under
date Of June -. says coo Afridis made a
sudden night descent on 200 Afghans, who
We're engaged in building fort near Decca
and killed a number of them.
II is feared In official Indian circles that
another Afridi war Is brewing
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
GUY H. WEBER ARRESTED.
Accused of Rifling Mail at EIdora
do, Ill.
REprRIIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Duquoin. Ill, July 9.-Post Office inspect
ors George W. Holloway and NJ. c. Price
of the Chicago division to-day arrested Guy
H. webber, late assistant Postmaster and
son of the present Postmaster at Eldorado.
Numerous conp-aln OF losses of regis
lately. Since last May they became so fire.
auant that the Inspectors were detailed to
locate the leak. For the last week their
energies have been directed on the Eldorado
office.
The arrest resulted.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
MAY MEAN MORE FIGHTING.
BOLIVIA To Send Division to .Accra
District.

Lima. Peru. via Galveston. July a dis
patch from la Paz. Bolivia. says that Senior
Guachala. the new Bolivian pienipo'entiary
u the United States. will leave shortly.
Bolivian military division. commanded
by the Minister of War. the dispatch says,
VIII leave i.u Paz on July 10 for the dis
puted territory IL Accra.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
WOMAN TAKES A LIFE.
Shot q Man for an Alleged
InSult-

Little Rock. Ark; July a-Near Falcon.
Columbia County, Lee Watson was shot
and killed by Mrs. James Henry.
Watson went to the Henry home and. il
IS alleged by Mrs. Henry, attempted to as
sauit her. She seized a shotgun and emp
tied both barrels at Watson, killing him in
stantly. Mrs. Henry was arrested on .
charge of murder.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
Governor Allen In Wa.ha.x,o,.

Washiugt IN. July 3.-'iovernor CharI.s IL.
Allen of Porto Rico. Who Is on a visit 10
the United states on Official business. ar.
rived here tc-niGht from New York,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-10
OVer-WOrk WeakenS
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NeE-Vork February lS 1900.
BEEVES-Receipts were IS cars, 305 head. all for
Feeling Moderate demand dressed beef "a
sac sold Sc L1ndon and
Liverpool cables quoted refrigerator beef easier at lo
1O-zc n Aantcam, carrying $50 cattle
divided !. Shsnnerg and SchwarZschild
Suzberger. viii sail before tomorrow. Wednesday
will include 80 cattle and $50 sheep for J.
shaTuberg a son 2se cattle for schwarzschld Sulz-
800 beef for other shippers
Taur1c Liverpool SohwarZschild Sulzherger viii
put 1000 Of beef on the New-fork Tor South
GSI.VEs-Receipts 1oa head for market Quiet out
steady for veals and calves Medium yea sold al 81 Is
per Southern calves At 81 70 city dressed
STEADY 9ll2izc Per h country dressed 81
sc; little calves al Bg=e ana dressed oarnyaTd aRd
fed calves at 20 &c 80 -
Sal6s-NeNton Co. 'ea47 - d" a-1'ia-r a. -
100 10.
] G. Curtis * : veaIs, 1T 10, at 81 -
SHEEP AND Ia ABS-Rrceipts. cars or ls9s head.
market: making with stale stock. - cars sale
sheen In Pxht supply. for good stock lambs slow
nrmy held taking consideration the fact that they
prices. I0Ls held over Common 70 choice
sheen sold at 25e3S8 100 n prime
50aS7 40 Dressed mutton steady 61ns5zc
Wether mutton hgh as &c dressed lambs quiet
~sT1Oc. extra bringing luc Country
winter lambs hrmer SSaS7 90 per and
made as nigh az s.
AZ 81 - per 100 u. - n s. So Is sheep
a. s. 30
do "A n. 81 %: 8 State sneep. loo n, 50
:. 4 Go. l95 Kentucky lambs 70 10 al So 81
Kentucky sheep 81 n al So date Yesterday, fs2 Cio
81 21s 81 n, 81 10 Kentucky sheep I2a
10 Al 81 30; do Sd 20 1S2 n. al IS -
Indiana DO I27 n. s. 50; 90 State DO. l2l n at
H0Gs-Rseeipts were 81 cars. s.s4l head including
for the market. Feeling weak; guetAtions ~
TAR "a prime hoss, % 1885 30 per leo N AsAa-- 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-14
ENPoRrs LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Eork, February IS. 1900.
-D1t E-EIhe Brazil r1Tee flIr-res
-ls oerey steady at a decline I0GI5 points ruled
= ~ i-tL part little steaGIer The opening decline
n zoo part cue 70 weak European cables larger
<c18s ana santos The o. market
zps- sIA1lis coffee was altogether sstisfactory
on
tltlIss- But particular pressure
Local npi1iols quite ccuatcr.ug the
ft---a- q business OWING to he=ita-
n lat followed disposition for new bearings
- -1teh sac Esnt OF about 2izc above brokers
E11aIion a Amsterdam or the opening
s1-s -t4O bags ali Al decline i points: all
e-er Al 49s1c Later business hroadened Htte, and
-s lccat covering stsa1eC the tTife-
ea seasAsd Use bags During the afternoon the
- ABOUT steady closing steady Al
1NlEls . unchanged prices
sellucla
ano steamer beilauGck cleared Bahia February 9
V'a l5efo bags spot Brazil coffee steady
ansee prices We quote 10 =. =. sac.
y. 70 =. Zoe Receipts Rio last week aggregated
F1saHs bags against previous
ye1T aso santos last week received q 900 bags.
7zpa1ee wen 5000 and 10000 respectively
go siaa enc yeeT previous Shipments Of 1900 bags
r1-l curing ended included
ee- 1esltry and 2.ao0 Europe while
+1iFD6u nd
lciude Z 4
lsE6 aaoc to France AID 1000 bags points
ne q prices local market today
g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-14
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Feb. 13-The wool market maintains steady
tone. ths<xsneFal demand continues quiet The de-
mand for oneauarter eoed grades continues sharp and
good lines bought BY manufacturer The
territory continues quiet although
dealers looking for present values be
tanned Fleece woods quoted nominally the
with medium grades nearly 20 me me
the call being largely for the medium For AS ana
above 95G36e IS quoted, win Ohio and Pennsylvania
deaine 3sd4oC. For One-Quarter and thrsssighths
blood unwashed Aeeces values hold r, and the demand
good. The following the quotations leading de-
scrptions Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces and aboye,
33eS4ci Xxx and XIX and above, 2aG3ac: deiaine, $50
soc; No l combiug. 3S639ci No combiRg 3SS $50
Michigan Wisconsin. ete--X Michigan, $7Q2se. No I
Michigan eor1bing, 3SaSse; No Michigan coHong s.
G36c; and braid, S1GS3c; x New-Fork View
Hampshire and Vermont. 38637c. No New-Y0rk New
Hampshire and Vermont asa 34c delsine, Michigan 34d
3oc Cnwashed medium eurucky and Indian. one
blood coHbing &sG9c; thrse-eghths blood comb
29EI3DC- Missouri. blood pa
sc; three-eghths blood 2Ta2se; eerbing
24G25c5 lake and Georgia 24d25c. Territory wools-
Montana and Dakota dne medium and dns 22a24c;
secured 62F65c: staple. 6SGT0c; No medium 22226c.
secured 5215se Utah, Ohie, me medium ana fine 199
&c. secured, 5D464c staple 6596Sc No medium ia
2+C. secured. 33d5+Ci Idaho. fine medium and
60d63c; medium. e0923c; 52d54c
Australian secured basis prices combias super
fine ss490c; DO good. s6GsTc; Do average, sSe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-14

Chicago Feb 1s-cattle fairly active steady. neiua-
ing Texans eqt-hers' stock and Calves lower
top So ssocksrs feeders about steady good 20
choice So Ia<a poor to medium S4S@ IS. mixed stock
50 25a$3 so feeders 8 2ofS4 $. good
cows SO heiters. 80 951xi
81 206s2 bulls 81 8olxs 80 calves. S5dS7 50
Texas heeves Sass. Hogs shade higher. top
s. o. fair mixed nutcners - o0S5 o. good
heavy s. s5S5 o5- rough heavy. 81 sos4 40
light - T56S4 0Tis: bulk Of sales. 81 so2S5 Sheep
strong. closing weak, native TetheTs
65GS5 IS. lensbs SSdST Western wethers 81 $50
S5 Western lambs sGasT 30 Rece,pts-Cattls. 1850
head hogs. 81. eco. sheep, 10000.
Cincinnati. FEB i3-HoEs active, 81 f57s5 OTl1- cat
tie dull SSTS5 81. Sheep steady 81 5oqsS p lambs
steady. s5 5O4S5 IS
East Liberty Penn. Feb I3-Cattls unohanssd- Hogs
steady prime mediums s. 1888 20 heavy Workers s. 10
GS5 f2l3; light Workers. and pigs = 9o1S0 o. heavy
hogs sass To- roughs. So 50QS4 sheep stssGy; choice
vethers. - T0dS5 20; s36s4- choire lambs
s. 9ogsT To- % good S5SS 81 veal calves ST.
East Buffalo. Feb 13-Rsceipts Of sale and through
cattle, sheep and during The twenty four hours
ended at to-iav were as follows Cartle ears.
Cattle. { sheep ard laGbs. ears
Cattie-OnernEs about - loads me
market a un-u late the Afternoon
when a made yesterdays prices
Sheep and lambs good position. with moderate offerings
20 loads lambs choice extra 81 ofSI 70 good
choice. So 30GS7 To- sheep mixed. choice extra =
ass yearliags S6FSS % al 81 75SS Is wsthsrs
81 5G<S IS Hogs-OnerfnEs 30 loads Market slow o.
steady the good we!ghts prime heavy
IS mixed * I5ds5 70 Ecrkers. 8 ts5n
s. 10; pigs. 81 75SS4 50, close steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-14
foreclosure SALES


SUPREME COURT, New York COUnty.-JOhn
- Terry and scion Humphreys as Trustees Sc
q Edwin D Morgan. deceased PlalnIi1s
llCusy and Others Defer1ants Ac-ilu No. 8
n pursuance q judgment of foreclosure sale.
duly and entered the aooyseurilsd sctioa and
bearing the -tth day q January. loe u11er
sizaed he Referee n judgment named. VIII az
puhlse auction New Yarz Real EsIa-a SaleSr0ous.
80. Broadway. The Borough q Nalhat-al CITY
OF New YORK Wednesday, 2Ist 1ay q February.
AZ that GAY, by Peter p Meyer.
AucJ!0user premises directed BY sad Judgment
sold and therein described follows
guiding thereoa erected. situate being ne
City q Yorz and bounded described follows
BEIzIENING a a point N1rrHs-iy SIDE n one
riry-hlrd distant hundred
A=sraF.Y
formed 81 intersection Of the Nort1ery SIDE
Of one hundred ard -1Ttyta-d street with ne Westerly
side OF LAuoX Aveuus running thence N1rtery and
wall nlnety-ai1s inches centre Irs
block one hundred and thirtytliud and One
thence Westerly ard
parallel wiki one hundred -lr--1lrL street -alrty
feet and three and 1n=laf inches thence south
ana parallel WIKI L1eE Avenue and partly tlrCusa
% the Nor-hery SIDE Of one hundred thIrry--hrd
Street; and thence EasJs-y along So-hery side q
One hundred and rh--y-tir1 Street rhlrIyarse feet
and three and o1-lat il-hes 20 the point place q
nsginung Also fixtures y said premises
Dated View York January 18Th. 1900
ARTHUR H Van 3RCNT- Referee.
LORD. DAY LORD AttcFneys for Plaintiffs. ONES
Posroffcs address No. I'D Broadway tNanhzt-
New YORK City
The following IS diagram q the property be sold
It's street number is No t31 West I35rd Street
I24rh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-14
EUROPEAN PRoDUcE MARKET.

Liverpool Feb 13--ClosinE-Vheat-spot aru No
California 8 4'sdG6s 81; Nc red Western winter,
exhausted No I Northern spring "a Germ
Spot hrms American mixed new. Sad. American
mixed. old IS 9d Futures steady February Is Sad
March, Is sad: May IS SID FlouE-st Louis, fancy
winter, nrn - Cd Hops L0adon Pacific Coast dull
e i0sqE4 Psas-canadiaa. g 50 Beef dull. extra
India mess, sos prime mess rs Sc Pork firm. prime
mess, Western, Sos Sd Earns-Short I6 -
hrIn. Sd Bacon hrn Cumberland cut 70 n SIS
Sd short rib is % y COS Cd clear rnddes,
80 % 80 n Sos sd long clear middles heavy IS 10
n SIS short clear backs Is IS Sd clear bellies
Il 20 Is n 39s Cd. shoEideTs-SquaTe. - u n
34s- Lard Arm; prime Western erces. SIS Sd Amer
lean refined IN pals Sis Sd. Butrer-FinsSt
United States, nominal Cheese firm. American daest
5Ts Dc. American finest caored. Sd.
strong; prime city, rs Australian London 2Ss
Cotonseed oil-Huu refined. May-Augusl steady 22s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady AIS I'd Rosin-C Arm
IS load. Petrolelra-Rsaned Tssd LiREssd OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-14

HEMP ANT TT~TE-The market 4 rul
with prices generally unchanged and quoted follows
Manila hemp shipment fair. nominal; Manila
hemp. shipment United Kingdom. nominal. zsal,
nominal; Jute shipment, double triangle equal,
T-l6e nominal; 1ute shipment, 41sc; 1ute. ship
triangle and equal 50 2e ute butts,
paper quality, nominal Jute butts shipment, paper
quality Isz@lae iute butts. mixing, 3Aa42@sc 1ute
butts. bagging. @+43c
HIDES-The market ruled STEADY firm. with fair
demand from tanners, ana stocks were moderate We
quote: 2I-zc; Matanoras 1870 l912ci Frxto.
lee; OTinoco 2c- Tsnpico, 19c 5ogota. 19al9@c Cen
Vera Cruz lsa4c; Puerto CabellO,
Caracas Fdyta lScs Fanasco,
Ie3zc- Hsche dry and picked, lie; Port-auFlstte,
lie; Galveston I9iec- san Antonio and Laredo 2Dsc;
Dry satsd hiees-Fava. l4e; PTagreeo iSe; MaranfaE
ssvanllia, 13i9e; MatamoTas l5c, Texas lbe; city
slaughter. native steers $50 butt brands ~.
IKE side brands Ne bulls lo'cf cows loqi1cf
country slaughter steers. u9llsc COW, lO4io1+e bull
LEATHER-General conditions in the leather market
with steady uHdeFtOne and fair sales
movement throughout generally unchanged
We HerOcH nnn-aCd. EFst selection 254&5
seconds. E3oz4aze. thirds 2lsg5 sc acid hrst seiec
a42le light backs. S5c; middle backs SSc mid
34aS5c seconds. heayy: .idde thirds 8od
SIC ight backs 3le SECONDS So nEl-es, ls's q
zee dressed backs 38G3Tc secondE 344a1e, thirds
-a33c bellies. 19g2Oc betting butts Ssa44e Texas oak
sale 28G50e.
METALs-The market showed radical new features
dav a!suIaYed comparatively little animation The
s--elgn news Eas quite Ia with expectations while
sst from the West lacked important Influence At
dui lake copper unchanged at $40 y ti quiet az 50 70;
49, Inehaneed with 81 and - % EsNed speter
with - 70 bid and - % 49, e. -ai. 0es price
lead wa spelteE = -
mOIAA5SES AND SYRUPS-Nithout ling chanEs OF
i-Dortance activity. the Art ler syrps vas
very ut itb pys.- uushsnsed ouotatiens foow; Sev-
Heans eentFifgssl ll@lees eAsei go2o
0g2sc prins. Sogs7ci As"-oslsAhs' ''sA Aeius' s49
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Feb. i3-Cotton hrrn middling sIs-; low
middiRg size good ordinary. TIC, receipts SIS bales
the Continent III,
spiuners 81 stock, 199 643
Baltimore. Fen I3--Cotton nominal ruidcling. Szs
low uiddlag 516c; good ordinary 11-16c- receipts
100 bales. exports coastWlss lott; stock, l6.lli
Savannah. Feb I3.-Coft0n quiet middnz O.
low miidlnE Sa good ordinary. T4c receipts q73
bales exports the Continent. 400 sales stock
Isl. 4s5-
Sew-OrIeans, Feb 13.-Cotton steady, mddinz Sc.
low middiug SIC good ordinary. 13-lsc, receipts.
SOS bales 10 ths Continent 100, coastwfse
$50 sales 900 stock. 81. go.
Memphis. FEB 13-Cstton firm nfddling 5-Isc: lew
nidGling. i-lic good ordinary. ll-l6c:
500 bales gross Li9l; shipments 5,2s4 sales. $50
stock 1888.
s. Louis Feb Is--Cotton hrm: middlinE sac; lew
l-isc good ordinary. ll-l6c;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-14
Citations


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. By TIE GRACE OF GOD TREE AID ~
DEPENDENT. 20 Bird s. C1lsF Comptroller - M CIV
o. New York and al Creditors any there b. and
peTsous clsinns Creditors Martinez 1ss
81 re city % Paris RspGolc % France deceased SE
GREETING: You and each 81 ycu are her-oT eted and
required personally % ard APPEAR before -lrosate
County O New YorS SuTr9Esters corr- .
sad County held a. re County Court House y ne -
~ New YORK ere Z2rd Gay Narch. 800. az laf-
past O'Clock forenoon q DAY. ther a11
show A--iiarT - Atr-rsl-a-
ton with The I'll ANNEXED seuId % E-azred 70 Esy
L Sprague % the City New ard sucn - you
EereEv cited as n rTenty-c11
required vo1- guard an u you
Il appear and apply 11r
70 be Appointed TIE event % your aeseet o.
allure 70 40 appointed
gate % reprsssn- aad act .1r n the proeeadnE
Testimony Whereof. razsea sal q ne
srrogatss court q re sad County q Nev Tork 70 %
heFeHrto affixed
Witness Hon A3NEE 2 THOMAS a Surrogate u
said County. az City YORK ere 29fh
% January. yeas Thousand
hundred
RI. s. FAIRFAX McLaACsHLrN.
Clerz O the Su-rcgatss Court
EDWARD GREENE
Attorney Pstiilsus- IS Broad Street B1r1usn
rattan. CITY az New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-14
5urrosate's Nonres.


IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon. James "
varnum, surTogats q the County Of YerS
notice IS hereby given 10 all having
Evelyn Harbeck Aunm Ord late q the County o. New
York deceased 20 presen the
20 the subscribers al their place OF
the aficG o. Richards Brown william Street
N The Borough q Manhattan City % New YORK
before he 18Th day Of April next.
Dated New York. the third day OF October 1909
CLEMENT tRNOI4D AUFFAH ORDT
HENRY CACHARD. Executors
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SMITH. SAMUEL SIN pursuance Of an d

OF Hon. James NJ Varuun a Slrrezate AZ ms
County New York Notice hereby given no an persons
having claims against samuel s smith iate AZ me
County Of New ferk deceased; 70 VITA
vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber
aeting business the Office David n Tav0r No 10
Broadway, in tas city or New York Borough q Ma
haitian on OF before the LIST day OF June 49,
Dated New York the 20th day Of Novemb~r lsss
DAVID H TAYLOR, AttoTnsy Tor Exsestsr - BToaa-
SAY, New York CITY.
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LIvERnooL corToN MARkErs.

Liverpool Feb. l3 m--Catt5n. spst. quiet prices
Lied higher; mddng fair 57ec; yeOd ui6dling
3I66 middling. 57sd, mtcdling, ID,
iS-l6d ordinary 47sd The sales of the DAY 1000
OF which for speculation
Included $500 American. Receipts y 600 bales including
10 American. Futures opened dFm irreg-
uar and American mtddling February l-s4d
sellers, February and March 81 sd sellers Marca
April ST-64d+ S. SD sellers; April and MAY n
5464d sellers MAY and June, 65-6494 SIS4d sellers
June and July, +SS4H4 3a-B4d sellers July
45-64G4 81 G4d buyers August and September 3af4
+0-e4d buyers, September and October 24s4d value
October and November. l5S4d value.
I lg-64d