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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-07-05

A GHOST IN PARIS.
Proved to Be & Swindler Much Wanted
by the Police.

NJ. Cordier, a retired merchant Of
Paris, much given to consulting spir-
its In emergencies, has been tricked in
a rather amusing manner by an am
ateur ghost, who resided in rooms con-
tiguous to those of the ex-business
man. The latter lately told friends
and acquaintance that he had a mel
ancholy message from spiritland to
the effect that his son, who traded in
Tonquin, had been murdered by pi'
rates. The dishonest neighbor, hear
ing this, knocked one night at NJ.
Cordicr's wall and announced that he
was spirit who wanted money fer
masses to be said in certain churcl
for the repo>c of the soul of the re.
tired merchants son. \ sum of lGc
francs was required, and the phan-
tom asked NJ. Cordier to be gooG
enough to put it under the first chair
on the left side of the Virgins altar
in the Church of St, Sulpice. 1t APP
pears that NJ. cordier deposited sew
eral donations for the ghost under the
altar, and the money was regularly
taken away, In the meantime, the son
supposed to be dead came home from
Tonquin unframed and unhurt, The
young man had, in fact, no adventure
with pirates, and was engaged in very
prosaic business matters during hi,
stay in the far east, The son laid n
trap for the ghost, who was invited by
Cordier, senior, to walk into his flat
in the dark. No sooner had the spiri;
entered the room than he received a
blow on the head from a big Slick
brNndishcd by the traveller from Ton
Quin, The guilty phantom fled, but
was pursued down the stairs and into
the street by father and son. The
spirit proved to be very substantial
adventurer, who was recognized by
the police as a person much wanted
for acts of swindling of diversified
and in some instances Of very IN
genious sort.--London Telegraph.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-07-05
Amusing Letters.

Too much care cannot be eXer-
cised in correspondence. This fact
is emphasized by letters received
at recent intervals by the head Of
flee of the Modern WOodman soci-
ETY., located at Rock Island, Ill.
A Kansas Woodman clerk, in
reporting a death, writes: "This
Neighbor became afflicted with
rumaticks about one year ago and
has not been able TO do II good
days work since his remains were
brought back here for burial"
"A Missouri Woodman, in report
ing the accidental drowning of
two members of the society, while
attempting to rescue child, said:
"They Immediately jumped into
the river after the little one while
the women stood on the bank with
their clothes on"
a Nebraska Woodman writes
cit is with regret that | report To
You for the first time the death of
John Jones, >" while II prominent
Woodman state deputy, who knows
better, says: ut is with sadness |
again report the death of Neigh
Dor Browne. "
Upon the death of an Illinois
Woodman of exemplary character,
the clerk of his camp feclingly
pays this touching tribute: "Ile
had no habits whatever"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-07-05
Little Child Drowned.

The happening below was men
toned last week by the MESSAGE
Molino correspondent. This from
the Paris Appeal
Buford Craig Mcbride, the
youngest son of T. Walker Mcbride,
was drowned in Otter Creek last
Friday afternoon. The little fellow
was only two and a half years old.
In company with his older brother,
Thomas, he had gone down to the
creek to meet his father, who had
been away mt work. While play
ing around the edge of the water,
the little child lost his footing and
fell in. a strong current was
running past the place and he was
quickly swept down the swollen
stream. The other child ran TO
the house and told his mother the
shocking news. She gave the IL
larm and her husband and Won
Smock hurried to the creek where
they found the unfortunate child
floating in the water about aQuart-
er of mile from the place where
he had fallen in. Heroic efforts
were made by them and by DR..
Moss, who arrived soon afterwards,
to revive the little one, but with
out success. Funeral services were
held mt the New Cemetery on Sat
urday, Il tender talk being made by
Rev. w. Il. Painter. The large
crowd present mingled its tears
with those of the hcartbroken fam
lily and many prayer was made III
their behalf. God only knows
what Il shock the sudden and awful
bereavement must have been to
them and God alone can remove the
cloud that has banishcd the sun
shine from their lives. The baby
boy that was snatched away from
them was IN unusually bright and
promising child and was Il favorite
with everyone. The Appeal in
common with the rest of the com
munity deeply sympathises with
the bcreaved family. Mrs. Me
Bride is daughter of Rev. w. ID.
Craig. The family lives on the
Craig farm northwest of Paris.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-07-05
A New CateChiSm.

Jerry Simpson is author of the
following:
Who was the author of the Dee
laration of Independence!
Answcr-Thomas jefferson.
Who destroyed that declaration!
William Mckinley.
Who overcamc the money power
and destroyed the United States
Bank!
Andrew jackson.
Who turned the treasury over to
the national banks and gave one of
them the use of $40, DOC, 900 with
out interest!
William Mckinley.
Who destroyed slavery in the T.
nited States!
Abraham Lincoln.
Who established it by protecting
our island domain!
William Mckinley.
Who promulgated the Monroe
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-07-05

Doctrine!
James Monroe.
Who destroyed the Monroe Doe
trine!
William Mckinley.
Who declared that the United
States should have no entangling
foreign alliances
George Washington.
Who is trying to mix up the pol
tiles of the old world by war for
greed, gold and glory9
William Mckinley.
who discovered the Philippine
Islands!
jeremiah Beveridge.
Who discovered Aguinaldoi
Admiral Dewey.
Who discovered the sultan of
Sulu!
William Mckinley.
Who dcovcred Mckinley!
Mark Hanna.
Who discovered Mark HANNAH
The devil.
What is the difference between
King Georges war against the a.
merican Colonies and Queen Vic
toria's war against the Dutch in
South Africa!
There isn't any.
What is the difference between
Victoria's war in South Africa and
McKinley's war in the Philippines
No difference.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-07-05
Chief Among the States.

The following is taken from the
st. Louis Post Dispatch:
Estimates based upon statistics
collected by the Chicago Tribune
and published in the Sunday Post
Dispatch indicate that Missouri
leads all the states in percentage
of population,
The state, according to these es-
Inmates, contains 300, 900 inhabi-
tants, being an increase of ~ per
cent. No other state among those
covered.by the Tribune's inquiry
shows an increase so great. The
relative position of the leading
states is not changed. Missouri
follows Ohio, as in 1890, but that
state has gained only 10 per cent.
The actual increase of Missouri
is ,070, SIG; of Ohio, only 6SS,-
400. There is no reason to doubt
the substantial accuracy of these
estimates. The official returns will
probably confirm them. Missouri
is bound to become the leading
state of the Union. Its advantag-
es are recognized. Its resources
tempt enterprise and population.
In the not far distant future Mis-
souri, will be the chief state and
st. Louis the chief city of the T.
nited States.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-07-05

But not was-'who has the most
nails! | have n hundred and you
have fifty; or | have n thousand
and | have two. | must have as
many as you before leave the
house, or cannot possibly go
home in peace
At last they made so much noise
that | awokc and thought to myself,
What n false dream that is of
children The child is the father
of the man; and wicsr. Children
never do such foolish things.
Only men do"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-07-05
Lightning's Work.

The Catholic church at Indian
Creek, Rails county, was struck by
lightning one day last week and
damaged to the amount of about
$500. The Perry Enterprise says
the tower was split down for about
1G feet, the windows on both sides
of the house were knocked out,
about Il square of the roof on the
north side torn off, and all the cor.
nice on the north side. The
plastcring was knocked off and
Jared pretty badly.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-07-05
Order of Publication In
Vacation.
STATE OF MISSOURI, 60
County Of Audrain.
In TuE CIRCUIT CoURT. SEPTEMBER
TERM. 1890.
Clara VI. Lehman. Plaintiff.

In TuE CIRCUIT CoURT, SEPTEMBER
TERM. 1900.
Clara VI. Lehman. Plaintiff,
VS..
Paul Lehman. Defendant.
Now on this day June 18th, 1900. comes
the Plaintiff by her Attorney and files
with the Clerk uf this Court in vacation
her petition verified by affidavit. stating
among other things that the Defendant,
Paul Lehman. has abscondcd from his
usual place of abode in this state. so that
the ordinary process of law cannot be- SER
we'd on him. that his whereabouts are UNI
known to this Plaintiff, and asking that
said Defendant may be brought into this
Court by Publication rs made and pro-
.vidcd in such eases.
IL is therefore ordered by the Clerk Ot
| this Court. in vacation. that Publication
be made notifying him. the said Defend
ant. Paul Lehman, that an action has
been commenced against him by petition
| in the Circuit Court Of Audrain County.
Missouri. the object and general nature
Of which is to obtain decree Of divorce
| from the bonds Of matrimuny heretofore
contracted between the Planti II and De
PENDANT, aud for such other orders and
| judgments touching the premises Us may
be proper.
| Now. therefore. you said nonresident
Defendant. Paul Lehman. are hereby
notified Of the filing of this suit, and un-
less you be- and appear at the regular
September term. 1900. Of this Court. to be
begun and held at the Court House in the
City of Mexico. County and State aforc
said. ON the 3rd Monday in September,
1900. and ON or before the 3rd day thereof
answer or otherwise plead to Plaintiffs
petition herein the same will be taken "A,
confessed and judgment rendered ac-
cordingly.
| And it is further ordered that copy
hereof be- published in the Mexico Mis-.
souri, Message, a weekly newspaper pub
lishcd in the said Comfy of Audrain and
State Of Missouri, for four weeks success
lively, the last insertion to be at least lif-
teen days before the commencement OF
the said term of this Court.
STATE or MISSOURI. -,
| County of Audrain.
!. j. {. Buckncr. Clerk of the Circuit
Court within and for the County and
State aforesaid do hereby certify that Tia,
above and foregoing is full. true and
perfect copy Of the original Order Of Pub
LEGATION in the aforesaid cause. as taken
and copied from the records in my Office
| Witness my hand and official seal.
Done at the City of Mexico. County and
State aforesaid. this June 18th. \. u.
1900.
| - j. &. BUCkNER.
| ' ~ Al ('Iprk ('irruii Gnurt
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-07-05
CANDY FOR OUR SOLDIERS.
Fifty Tons Sent Out to the Boys In the
Philippines.

Fifty tons of candy have been sent
to the soldiers in the Philippine
islands by the commissary depart
ment of the army during the last three
months, and large amounts to the sol
diers in Cuba and Porto Rico. This
is done upon the advice of the medical
as well as line officers Of the army, be-
cause it is physiological fact that in
the tropics moderate consumption
of confectionery promotes health and
satisfies a natural craving of the stom.
och, Candy was never furnished to
the United States army before, al
though. it Is commonly used as a ra-
ton by the British and French troops
in the tropics.
The larger part Of the shipment
are chocolate creams and lemon and
other acidulated drops, which are
Theoretically sealed in one-pound tins
of oval shape to fit the pocket Of a sol
dier's uniform. The candy is man
ufactured in New York especially for
the commissary department, and Is
little more than sugar and lemon or
lime Juice. The mixture of sweets
and acids in that form is not only
more grateful to the palate, but
healthful to the stomach.-William
q. Curtis, IN Chicago Record.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-07-05
MRS. HOPKINS & BROOKS
PM I.chmnnn. DrfendaHt.

Headquarters for Stylish Mill
merry in Mexico. See our ladies
and children's hats; they will
please you. We take pleasure in
trying to please our patrons.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-07-05
For Sale or Trade.

One of the best dwellings in
Laddonia. Mo. House five rooms,
out buildings, q acre ground,
splendid water, plenty fruit, etc.
Address the MESSAGE, Mexico, Mo.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-25
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

East Baffal9 Dec Rseeptscsts 1872 cars shesP
@ saa aes e a. and SaIs & boss Of Ts bo ar
Prime export grades 10aI5c stronger. Choice export
hs ed d %ss P @ a aai Pts
Rd TanssF eaS 1s IN Rq sSt s1ag pp
about higher Good best smooth fa export
i bulls cSoics % 70 extra Sa4 good to eSoce s. 5
s. co. good 70 best fat bulls $3 25a$S 81 fair to good
bulls choice extra s3g$s 5o good choice 81 5O9
GOOD to ohooe s $ 5Ss8 fat heie Choice eza
Sei2 o soSa e SRoce & e1 e. sS 2 S foen GO b @ s8ss @
Common S good d 2ass fsedng Choice
feeders good to eboce So 46s & csSsds
common 70 g90d $2a$$ % Mc5igan s0ckeTs common to
stockers 81 25ds2 s mixers calves choice
extra $is@$48 CalTescholce to extra 81 5oGss good
10 CHOICE S5a$ 75 heavy calves $4q$4 90 sheep and
iSg2c higher but sheep inst steady The basis on
that that hggre lambs choice TO extra s5@$5 75 good to
extra s44 IS good to Choice S. 7Sas4 Canada lambs
In light supply Hogs-Market opened rather active and
on Se openins @ os but ' finally settled to s. 07@
& 5og$4 CO.. stag s. S pS few W ggs9 a Of pgs
s. 80 but the basis was IS 25 the sales and
>. East Liberty Dec 24~cattIe higher: extra IS 4o9
s. co. prime S5a$5 25; common, $3G$3 70 Hogs active
s. e light Workers aSd lsSss 20; heavy hoss
So cough TO- s. eomSa & g s. ss % sR% dSo:. s@bs sh6ss
20 10gSo S5 common to good $685. veal calves, SO so
Chicago. Dec. 24.-cattle-Recepts $500; active
Best sale carloads Sc 25; good prime
fen feef % 4Og$9 % IooP to medium s. 75q$5 $9 sected TED
sSwe 60 Ee 81 Sos4 2 hsjfeGs 81 $2 So@s4 30 81 $50
s SS saay = 4ea cS $9 calves Ss sS a sss
fass steers So S9$ Texas bulls g 4oa$s 2S Hogs
5qi0c higher closing easy S5 %; mixed and butch
heavy 81 65Ss4 75 light 81 76d So Bulk Of sales 81
g$5 sheep-Reeepts 1000; sheep and lambs active 15Q
s2s f599s mxea abs s. 25@$39 Western sheep 5@$4 60
New-York tribune., 1900-12-25

condition New-orleans salad in light supply and
selI.Hg Wen Wnen fancy Other vegetables about
Suoteo We quote: Potatoes, Bermuda prime per bbl
M e 'ogsS g 30 do No s3qs4 Long Island prime per
81 do per l6S 70 bag 81 50qsl 70 Jersey prime 81 5Od
81 lo sweets Jersey. 81 5oQs1 IS. Southern 75caS1
sprouts per quart 4G10c, beets nearby per
oces. ceter Per dozen stalks. 10Q4Oc cabbages
state per ton Sl2dSl5 do Long Island Per 100 S3dS4
chcory. Nev-Crleans. bbl. S3Gs6 carrots washed
per DBL 15cIS1 eggplants Florida per bbl 80 506s4 do
per box 81 50Gs2 2j; ksIe Norfolk rer hi 56G7 75C1
lettuce Florida Per hall bbl basket 81 5OdS3 80 do New
STleans p% Dbl 81 50S5: onions Connecticut and East
en- white Dbl SO 5cG$5 50; yellow S2as8 DO red
SaS5 90 DO Orange County and white per bbl or
bag 2S4 So do yellow 81 5OaS2 So do red 81 50as2 25
90 State and Western red. $50 n S23S2 so: do vel
!ow S2 2gS2 49, peas Florida, per basket 81 5OdS3;
Orleans bbl S36S6; string beans Florida wax Der
basket, s2aS3 do per crate S2Gs2 rs: do green per
basket S2S2 1; do crate 81 50GS2 So spinach Nor
folk bb s1aSJ IS; do Baltimore 75c6sI SQUASH
per bb! 6O4S5c tomatoes Florida. per box S2dS3 SO
SUNDRIES-BeeswaZ in light supply ana steady at
zq2Sc per 10 Maple ugarn tair request sd1Oc per
NJ and syrups qroted az 75d9oc per gallon. Ginseng
quiet and largely at So 5Ods5 so per ~
Peanuts selling wel, but other generally quiet
quote: Peanuts Virginia hand picked per
No 2 2%G232c; DO No l Virginia. shelled, 4lfc do
No 2, 21zG3c; pecan lots, ungraded case;
hickory nuts new bush S39S3 go do old. S19S1 50:
bull nuts new. T5cqS1; black walnuts. 50c6SI Honey
light supply held steady We quote: state clover
comb, fancy, per n. l5@Iec; fair good 12614c:
buckwheat comb 1oal1c California extracted Hose
Fancy heavy lettuce demand 6Cqs5c per
Dozen but smaller and less desirable drag heavily
at lower prices Cucumbes have been scarce;
are held up TO 81 per Dozen but there good
irregular prices. Tomatoes 256735c per n with a
fair demand Mushrooms. 100000 per n.
FURS AND SKINS-Suppy moderate. desirable
skins keep cleaned up closely full late prices. We
New-York tribune., 1900-12-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool Dec. 81 D. m.-Closing-Hoiday in grain
market Beef-Extra India mess dull G7s Cd. Pork
IS n dull AS BACON dull; Cumberland cut 26 e 30
light IS to 30 ro 4es Sd, long clear mddes, heavy
30 to 45 10 46s short clear backs 16 to 20 10 42s 3D.
clear bellies. Ii to 16 10, 52s Sd ShoudersSquare. IL
TO l8 n. steady. Sis Lard quiet prime Western. in
terFines United States quiet s5s good United States
dull SIS Cd Cheese American finest white. Sis sd
American finest colored. 52s Cd. TalIow-Prme city
firm 2os Australian in London steady, Us Cotton
Spirits dull 2ss Cd. RosIn-common steady, Is 7lkd.
The imports of wheat into Liverpool last week were
from other ports The imports of American into
Liverpool last week 100000 quarters
Liverpool. Dec 24.-To-day is holiday the Cot
Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-25
.ENNSYLVANIA
7ATI1oAD-

q RAIhRoAD
STATIONS -oot of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DESBRoSSES AND cORTLANDT STREETS
SrThe leaving time from Desbrosses ana
Corfiandt Streets is Eve minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third Street
station. except where otherwise noted
to PioarE s.spa Ss Car Fits ttsDars ss %
s sS she GsTfaas Corn
SsTs Fer chicaso Cleveland Toledo. cnelnnati. IN
15S n 5IIcaao AND sTl iT' LOUIS ExpREss-Eor
dianapos chiess wa se flnennaf ana 1ouisVe M
'-, s;,,P:M p ~ sE Louis ExPREssFOr Pit,ssurk. In
WEsTFfN II EPessFaF 4 rs plfa3E Chicago For
p NJ PAcFic Rsas Pit,sburs and chi
Route; Connects FOR Cleveland except saturday
GPnxEhASp PsbGT Ssv.,SG AM9 ana SSMaTL ciBsns
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
162S7 Dni5r lSS CO Psssrossss De and cortianr s5ses
Streets Dsns0 a sa 2O and e SOFsRs s.T5
csT pena12g CS5s' ss5 425 Dining caS' s5 eDiRsE
.P1nHg Car, 70 S. ass Dining Carl tass
g eN p 2 42S Dining Carr Dining Carl. a25 ..
soTITHERN OFT. & RAILwAY-Exprsss s2s AS p.
NoRFoLK 9Et 8.5 AND WESTERN RArLwAY.-FOr Memphis
ATLANTIC COAST IiS1RzHssss. E saiis s55 a. n and as
caaEEssAPEAKE Es OHIO RAILwAY.-s55 a. and
sEAssoARP 1sgs9 sl AR LINR-Ezpress 1aiO
FUR %eedovP 3LP Po,ST @ COMFORT and NoRFoLK-7SS m
~ 771EANIIC CIrY-955 a. and IS D. N weekdays
Standard Coaches. ~
AFE AAf--l215 D. N. weekdays.
9o1 points on New York Railroad (frorn
aS aSSeaatyy-third Street stationl; ss5 l2to
aI1 a % D. m Sundays 23 a 455 p m
20 2 Desorosses CortIandt Streets) eco
i-aD $40 and $40 Sundays. as a. Is pm.
FOR PHILADELPHIA-
eR5 5s fssadi fsnaa lm;:d ssss oS 10 s sss
% C9T'.andt Streets 10 20 Dining caEl 1O55 Dining
Sarl I.oS a m. y s.. 1855 Dining Carr. 21O Des-
rsseS and Cortlandt Streets 2 255 325 3S5. 425
Ia tOlnng Carr 455 Dining Carr SIS Dining carr.
75s (no cosc5ss p a.; II 10 night sHnaays ai9 70
i0.9S dining Carr I2.55. Dining 55
Dining Carr 325 8 So 25 1Dning Carr ass CDinIng
night. ' ' ' 9' ~ - -' ~
Ticket offices 4sI CAS- 1885 1884 III and 2s Broad
May' Astor House West Twenty-thrd Street Station:
ana staonS foot Of De<brosses and Cor1andt Streets;
court Street $40 Fulton Street ss Broadway and
pennsylvania Annex Station Brooklyn: Station
civ The New York Transfer
and check baggage from residences through
Telephone f4 Eighteenth Street, for PennsyIvaaia Rail-
road Cab Service.
j. B. HUTCHINSON J. r WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Aren't
New-York tribune., 1900-12-25
Gnrroaates' Notires.
oURSUANCE Of an order OF Kon. Abner

TN PURSUANCE of an order of Hun. Abner
- c. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF New York.
Notice is hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Arthur Gillender late OF the County OF New York
the subscriber her place OF transacng business
the Seth B. Robinson Esq. No. 2O3 Broadway
IN the CITY Of York. Borough Manhattan on or
before the 18th day February Dated New York
the 9Th day of August, 1900 JESSIE GIIIENDER
Administratrix SETH B. ROBINSON. Attorney for Ad-
mnistratrx, 203 Broadway New York, N. Y. Borough
Of Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-25
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station. N. Y. follows
and ION later foot West AID St., n. R.:
u 10 A. M-For Intern points to Albany Montreal
nj 90 A M-Q) Lake Mohonk, Minnewaska, Saratoga
'- - Catskin Mountains and Utica.
81 100 p M-Chicago Express. Daily
500 p M-Cont. Ltd. for Detroit Chicago & St Louis
tS:45 p M-(2) For Hudson River points to Albany.
sSi5 D N-For Rochester Buffalo, Cleve. & Chicago.
$500 P M-For Rochester Buffalo. Detroit ST. Louis.
'9l5 P. MFor SYRIA. Roeh Mag Fails. pet; 4 chi.
mex No. at i0:45 A. M. 2:45 P. NJ Leaves Jersey
Cty p p r. Sta No. IL 30 A. NJ. at S:35 P. NJ.
Time tables at principal hotels and Offices Baggags
checked from hotel residence by Westcott Exp C. E.
IAMBERT General Passenger Agent. N. 7.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-25
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave York. Of Chambers St,
follows minutes earier from W. 2Sd ST.;
900 m. Daily-Solid for Buffalo. Art. p. m
Binghamton WaverIy. E'mra and Bradford Coaches.
parlor and cafe dining Bufalo.
23O D. m Daily.-Chcago Limited-Fast mail-Sohd
train to Chicago arriving 40 p Arr Cleveland TAO
m Sleepers 10 Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining
7.3O p. m. Daily.-Bufao and Cleveland Express-Arr
BuCalo O5 Bradford 720. jamestown 100 and Youngs
town 1927 a M. Cleveland 1890 m sleepers to Buff
20 DIE T n m Daiiy-solid train for Bnghamton. waver-
ly Eiira Chicago. Sleepers Buffalo. Chicago Cincn
FIVIcKRFs'S LEGAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
/ INTERPRETATIONS at III. 112. 261. 4ol and 957
Broadway. 1855 East I25th ST. and 2Ia West l2ssh St.
SEQ Fulton ST, 9S Broadway. BROOKLYN: l22 River St.
Hoboken. Jersey City Station New York Transfer
New-York tribune., 1900-12-25
.ep. "a n. at So Is; So do. 100 70. at

81 Pennsylvania sheep 81 10 at So Is; 100 10 at
So 12lz.
HOGS-Receipts for two days were 40 cars, o. 919l
head. including 100 head for the market There
feeling live hogs. and sellers estimated
State Pennsylvania hogs be worth this market
2Od$5 per 70: inferior prime Western hogs
at S5Q$5 25; few state pigs sold at 50 20 Country
hogs quiet TAG7%c per 10 for light weights
611d7c medium and 516c for heavy hogs
New-York tribune., 1900-12-25
Railroads. 9.
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
el2 "A. NJ. and ass P NJ. Daily. except Sunday. 20
Pittsheld Sundays at . % A. NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pinsch Light
Ticket Offices I1S PSI. AIS and l.216 Broadway.
Union Sc w. 27s Columbus 1873 West 12sth 81.
l2hth ST and i3eth ST Stations New York. S3s and 20
Fulton st. and I04 Broadway. r D.. Brooklyn
Telephone ZOO Street. York Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked fom hotel residence BY
Westcott
EDGAR VAN FTTEE GEORGE Fl DANrEIS
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-25
TN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner

C Thomas. Surrogate Of the County Of New York.
against Isaac Grlggs late Of the County OF York
present the same with vouchers thereof
rbe sbscriber place OF transacting business at
the office OF Johnston Johnston. Nos. 10 centre
Street In the Borough OF Manhattan. City of New
York. before the first day Of March next.
Dated New York, the eth day OF August 1900
CATHARINE A. GRIGGS, Executrir
JOHNSTON 4 JOHNSTON. Attorneys for Executrlx.
and Centre ST.. Borough Of Manhattan.
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-25
CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.-Car-
pets cleaned by steam. by hand or on the
noor. LESS Broadway, 421 East 4Sth-st
COE q BRANDT. Tel. 132-3Sth.