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, 1900-07-26
PERSONAL

Rev. Ternes left on No. 3 today for
Howell.
n. L. Corthell went over to the capt.
tai on business today.
John Harding left this morning on a
business trip to Tie Siding.
NJ. j. Coughlin and wife came in from
their Little Laramie home today.
Mrs. Jennie Sprague left on No. 4
today for a ten days visit in Denver.
James Tweedy is in the city from the
McGill ranch. receiving medical treat
ment
Mrs. Prof. Soule returned home to-
day from several days visit at the
capital.
Mrs. II. l.. Stevens and daughter,
Ida, left on No. A for a few days in
Denver.
r. G. Dustin, with Sprague, Warner
& Co., of Chicago, was doing business
in Laramie today and went g on
No. 8.
A. e. Rhodes, representing Williams
& Woods of Denver, Colo, was doing
business with the Laramie merchants
today.
d. A. Hustace, me of the popular
clerks in Resident Engineer Merriam's
office, returned home today from a
weeks visit in Omaha.
J. A. Mcclure, editor of Outdoor Life
is in the city today looking after the
interests of his paper, which is one OF
the best sporting papers published.
A. v. Todd, general agent for the Pa
cifc Mutual Insurance company who
has been doing business in h city
for several days, went east on No. 4.
The Misses Metcalf left on the noon
train for Cheyenne, where they will
visit relatives and friends for some
time and will appear in a concert next
Monday.
NJ, ]. Callaghan, Thomas Hickson,
VIM. Hicks, VIM. George, John Mast
and William Mast left this afternoon
for several days outing up the Big
Laramie river.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. l. Davis and Miss
Davis, who returned to their home in
Kansas City yesterday, were the guests
of their uncle, Mr.. P. H. Jacobs, and
not of Mr.. and Mrs. Langheldt.
Sam Wilson and Joe Cahill will leave
for the west tonight in the interest OF
the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany. They will work all the princi-
pal points between here and Salt Lake.
Charles and Jesse Best of Centerberg,
Ohio, arrived in Laramie last night
from the east. Charles has accepted a
position with the A. s. Peabody COM
pany and Jesse will go'to work for the
Union Pacific.
Miss Martha Whitam has severed her
connection with the Laramie Dry
Goods company and left on No. 4 to-
day for Denver where she will visit
, 1900-07-26
i 25 CENTS A GARMENT. i
7 THE TEMPLE OF ECONOMY 7

Foley has been sentenced to twenty
years in the penitentiary. Judge Scott
has not been here since the filing of the
motion for a new trial, and will o be
here until next Saturday. Foley will
not be sentenced until after the motion
for a new trial is disposed of.-Raw-
Inns Republican.
George Rule, who returned yesterday
from an extended visit in Wisconsin,
was accompanied by his bride. Mr..
Rule was married on July 18th to a
charming young lady of Hazel Green,
Wisconsin, and is today receiving the
hearty congratulations of his host Of
friends in Laramie. After a visit of
about a week in this city Mr.. and Mrs.
Rule will go to Washington, in which
state they may decide to locate.
Judge Bramel is making quite a repu-
tation for himself in the neat way in
which he performs marriage cere-
monies. Yesterday he married, in his
olllCe, III lilc pISStHCe VI d NOIy StleCl
few, Henry Spooner of Minnesota and
Nellie James of Kansas. Today he per-
formed the ceremony for Milo H. Nc
MINI and Miss Abbie M. Gould. Mr..
McMinn has a position with Fitzpatrick
Brothers & Collins at Tie Siding.
VIM. Epps, a colored barber, got a
little too much booze yesterday and
went to the home of Fred Moore, where
he proceeded to empty the contents Of
the house into the street. Trunks va,
Uses, beds, tables, etc., were scattered
over the street, after which Epps flour.
ished a big knife, causing the colored
population in that vicinity to seek 9TH
er quarters. Policeman Greaser show.
ed up on the scene and placed Epps un
der arrest. Complaint was made
charging him with malicious mischief
His case will come up tomorrow.
, 1900-07-26
ME- s ......
UNDE RIVE AR
25 c
E MENTIONED.
Ice cream, any quantity at Mays.

Ice cream, any quantity at Mays
j. II. White is in town today and pro-
cured a license to retail liquor at Rock
River.
A Laramie team of the B. P. o. E.
will go to Rawlins on August 18th to
institute a lodge in that city.
Captain Ira L. Fredendali of Chey-
enne, who has been in Cuba the past
year as qu~artermaster, has been order
ed to Taku. China, where he will re-
port for duty to General Chaffee for
assignment.
Charles Johnson of Rawlins says he
has received no confirmation of the
report that $500 of the sheep of his
firm had been killed just wei the Colo
RADIO line and therefore does not credit
the report.
Orders have been received at Chey-
enne to organize a pack train for SER
vice in China. The requirements are
very rigid but it is understood several
young men will make application for
admission.
Clayton Farmer, a colored man who
has been working with the grading
outfit near Rock River, was up in just
tice court this afternoon on the charge
OF petty larceny. He was charged with
stealing several pieces Of clothing from
his fellow workmen. He pleaded not
guilty and his case was continued until
next Monday.
The Crescent Copper company filed
articles of Incorporation in the office OF
the secretary of state today. The capital
stock is 81, 000, 0CO, with the office at
Grand Encampment. The trustees are
A. II. Heber, r. T. Perry, E. A. Dick
er, S. e. Heber, F. L. Davis, T. S. En-
ery.-Leader.
The county board Of equalization
completed its sessions for the purpose
of hearing complaints from dissatisfied
taxpayers yesterday. The matter Of
assessing the grading outfits was fin
ally disposed of and very little d~issatis-
faction was expressed by the resident
taxpayers of the county.
Bernard Featherston withstood the
operation Of having his left arm am
putated at the elbow yesterday even
better than was expected and he is now
resting as easy as could be expected
under the circumstances. Both opera
lions have proven entirely successful
and his physicians now have renewed
hopes of saving the patients life.
The court house of Big Horn county
was burned last week. Every attempt
TO save the building was inefftctual,
but all the records were removed be-
fore the flames reached them. Judge
Craig has gone to Basin City to hold
court, expecting to arrive there today.
The county commissioners will prob
ably provide a temporary court house.
-Rawlins Republican.
There is no truth in the report pub
' lished in the Denver News that M. W.
, 1900-07-26

Daily Republican only Soc q month.
, 1900-07-26

several days before returning to her
home in Chicago.
Mrs. Florence M. Green, OF Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, representing The
Knights Jewel, a Pythian journal pub
lished in Nebraska, is in Laramie to-
day calling on the members Of the or
der in the interest Of her publication.
Mrs. C. M. Simpson, superintendent
Of schools of Albany county, and Prof.
Frank H. H. Roberts will leave tomor-
row to visit all the schools of the coun-
ty. They will go by team and expect
to be absent about Is days in making
the trip.
, 1900-07-26
NEW MAIL SERVICE.

A Washington dispatch says that as
the result of efforts by Senator War
rem, service was today ordered increas-
ed to six times a week on the mail
route between Walton and Lander,
Wyo. This establishes a daily service
from Casper to Lander, adding greatly
to the mail facilities OF central Wyo-
ming.
, 1900-07-26
BIG LAND SALE.

2. T. Hedges, formerly of Cheyenne,
but now of Denver, was in the city
yesterday and transferred through the
local land office 1000 acres Of timber
land in the Medicine Bow mountains
to j. C. Teller at IS an acre.-Chey-
enn Tribune.
, 1900-07-26
BARGAIN FRIDAY, JULY ~. A
BROKEN LINES ALL GRADES OF MEMS SUMMER UNDERWEAR

Not quite all sizes. but a they are light weights the size will not make
any material difference.
Lots of warmw weather yet in which Ito enjoy this kind of goods, and some
of them are Just what you will want later in the season to wear under those
heavy woolens to prevent that irritation SO dsagreeabe to the tender skin.
the wholesale price.
Elegant goods for s1Oo, SLIPS and s15o per suit. FRIDAY it will all go
in n lot At
, 1900-07-26

DR.. D. d. Stearns, eye specialist,
glasses fitted for all troubles that
glasses will correct. Office at Kuster
hotel parlor. No charge for examina-
tons.
, 1900-07-26

Food and sleep are necessary to life
and health. II you can't eat and sleep,
take Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t creates
a good appetite, cures indigestion and
dyspepsia, overcomes nervousness and
gives sweet, r~estful, refreshing sleep.
, 1900-07-26

Hodgeman residence 81, 900. 90; house
next south 100000 and house next east
$4,000 if sold this week.
3O0t3 ]. H. SYMONS, Agent,
, 1900-07-26

Has arrived. Who? Prof. ]. c
Sides, Natural Palmist. Rooms at 1O'
Second street.
, 1900-07-26

POSITION WANTED-Man and wife
want position on ranch. Address Otto
Kreuger, Laramie Wyo. 266t2
, 1900-07-26

The favorite cathartic is Hood.
Pills. Is cents.
, 1900-07-26

FOR SALE-Majestic range. Mrs
Baumann, 519 4th street. 266t:
, 1900-07-26

FOR SALE-Two houses. Cheap
Enquire this Office.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE. No. 1.242 Broadway. I'd door north
of 31st-st.. until O'Clock D. m. adver-
tisements received at the following branch
offices at regular Office rates until s O'Clock
p m, viz, 294 Sth-ave-, s. e cor. 23d-st
152 6th-ave.. cor. 12th-st.: Macy's 9Th
ave. and 14th-st.: 142 Colunbus-ave near
West 66th-st-; 1O6 West 42d-st near 9th
ave-; % East 14th-st.: 257 West 42d-st
between 7th and Sth aves.: 159 East 47th-
St; .SSS Sd-ave-. between 18th and T7th
SITS; 1.O26 Sd-ave-, near 61st-st-; 1.TOS 1st-
ave.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21
RECEIVER FOR APARTMENT HOUSES.
THE BARNARD AND THE PAMLICo IN
vOLVED IN FORECLOSURE

Justice Leventritt, of the Supreme Court yes
terday appointed George L. Slawson receiver of
rents of the big apartment houses the southwest
corner Of Seventy-frst-st. and Central Park West,
and in Central Park West fifty feet north of Sixty
nlnth-st, in suits brought against Alonzo B. Kight
the builder by Henry Oppenheimer to foreclose
mortgages, the amounts of which were not stated.
put which come after prior mortgages of $1S0, 900
ana $4,000. respectively. Mr.. Kight consented to
the the appointment OF the receiver There are a num-
Der or suits pending against him which are likely
soon to result in entry of personal Judgment it
was said in court. Mr.. Kight recently finished
building the Barnard apartment house. Seventy
frst-st and Central Park West, which he values
al HUOOOO. mortgaged for 100000. but, 1t was
stated, was unable to obtain a permanent loan
promptly, and a number of mechanics liens were
hled against the property Nearly all of these cred
itors are friendly, 1T is stated. The rent roll when
the building is full, is said to be $4,000 year and
the house is nearly all rented, although 1t has
been only ready for about two months. The bond
OF the receiver for this house fixed at s25 O0O
Ine Pamlico IN Central Park West, between Sixty
ninth and Seyentieth SITS. completed a year
ago, and is valued $3.50 00o mortgaged for S66 900
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21

Chester Road. west side 174s feet southwest OF
Mary J. de Busy and another, executors etc: VIII
sehnasr ct al; Henry De Peyster attorney; Eman.
uel s. Calm referee; amount due SolaZr y;
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
Fav william NJ RYAN: No. 52s to 5s1 one-hun-
thirteenth-st north SIDE 800 feet west or
Amsterdanl-ave.. 1cOxlOo11. five four and five story
brick dwelling houses; Edward and Henry Hirsh
against Marie Cook ct al. John H. v. Arnold, at
2S 81; subject TO taxes, etc. IT34 Of NO % buees
one-hundred and thirty -eighth-st. 20x6s three
story brick dwelling house; New-York Life IN IN
ward Mccall attorney Ga ne Alfred Lanter6aeh ut REF
s292 20 No. 2s4 Seventh-ave west side, 1884 feet
north of Twenty-sixth-st., 199x91. .2x19.9 .9xsO10,
@ s5STg W 4eFf Of
HG house. No a no
side 225 feet east of Eighth-ave., 25x9S9, three
story brick tenement house in rear; Mabel Sperry
by Louis AIais. guardian ad litem against Charles
Thomas DSnnelIy referee parcel eel L. subject to
5000 and taxes, etc, 1854 60; partition.
northeast corner Of One-hundred-an -fifteenth-st
lO3. 3.7xS7x1OO1lxl1O6 seven story brick hathouse w
eph MGT & G st OF @ GGse to w. prar Es Gsf
By Philip 4. smyth: No. 1851 .Webster-ave. west
fieth-st' not yet opened 25xso: four story brick
nathouSe: James X. F1tZ Gerald against Maria A
Wuytack ct al; Thomas Hooker. attorney; Frederic
Z. Perham referee amount due $12, ,541 81; subject
to taxes, etc. $661 so
BY, Mcvickar & Co.: Monroe. late Morris, ave.
southwest corner of one-hundred-and seventy
sixth-st., 100x1OO story frame dwelling house.
with one and two story frame buildings rear;
Harriet H Wilcox against Julia Drought ct al;
Eustis, Foster e Coleman, attorneys; Arthur D.
Truax. referee; amount DUE $l2,S5S OS; subject to
taxes, etc, 1855.
BY James L. Wells: Sixth-st. date avenue) north
side 2o5 feet west of Fourth-ave date streeD, 50x
ia, Wakefield; Daniel Ryer against Mary E. Ber-
tram ct al; Clocke C., attorneys; irving n
Tompkins. referee; amount due 81 $50 0S; subject to
taxes, etc, $3.50
BY Peter F. Meyer & Co.: Monroe-st., south side.
75 feet west of Jackson-st 25xS7x25xS91O, vacant;
American Mortgage Company against Jacob Quart
ner CNo: p Bowers & S, attorneys; Rollin M Nor
gan, referee due 81 79S 70; subject prior
liens, etc. $0151 80 No. 266 Monroe-st, south side.
1904 feet west of Jacksonst, 25 1XS7 6X25XS94 two
story brick dwelling house, with story frame
building on rear; same against (No u; |
same attorneys and referee: amount DUE ST. 907 80;
subject TO prior liens. etc, s11235 2S
Marlon-ave, southeast corner One-hundred-and- !
ninety ffthst, 50x90 vacant; John c. Barr against
George McGregor ct al; Merrill & r.. attorneys; |
Apraham A Joseph, referee; amount due S27S 95; |
subject to taxes, etc, $780,
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE oF NTr,
lE NEW

YORK by the Grace of God Free and Indene,aD.
Antoinette Selg, Rebecca Boxsius Carte crelt 10
Saingre Es{ele sangTe Henry salingre DAVID Adele
aannah 5ehnrn Ethel Peyser. Seymour Pevser ss5r'
ngt0n PeyTer Corne Loeb Harry Levin LOUIE & ash
Etanhah - LEVIN. the heirs next nj levin,
Sallnger deceased greeting: W Vi Mn OF Serena
W Wherees ni Seig Rosenbaum, OF the City of Nav vi
mas late appned TO the Surrogate's Cont ~ ork
or New York to nave instrument ~, our county
~ 70 IS3In real ana personal property duIv ,rt re
th % s55 & Mll ana Testament Of Serena saiinger 1 as
ene Oou7Y OF New York deceased theref1rs iaIe OF
erh oI you are cited to before the and
New Yort on m ~ %o oTk at his Office in the Conpv f
m nuqred ana one at hapast O'clock in tb nine
said last VIII and Testament N 'ie prohate of the
And such Of you as herabv
age OF twenty-one years, required to uhaer the
and anny foT o,a ~ one or II you have none TO appear
nv tho uo SO guardian will an ojnes
ceedng ~ ~ i"' you IN the pro-
IN tesumony whereof, We have caused the Co.,
hereunto affixed '' "a We" York to be
=, g. Witness Hon. Abner c. Thomas G
IL 81 OF our said County OF New York al sa5 rogate
the 4th day of December In tha ,a ,I county,
LORD one thousand nine hundred " INC year OF
!, FAIRFAX M'LAUGHIJN
Sierk OF the Surrogates
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

s3d-st No 81 East, 1s9x9Ss; John B Walker to
Madison Realty Company. Observation-Disclosures. S35 o
Caudwell-ave widened, 15sth-st LOOK
Is; Sophia Gorsch to Segmund Lippstadt; mort
Rivington-st Nos 81 and So and Ludiow-st No
l35, 61166x irregular; Arthur W Owen al to
Harris Friedman and Barnet Feinberg quit
claim; R s, S3S 50......................... so. Il
Park-ave, No 1882 to 1855, 75xss; Ambrose M
Lock to Victor Clark; mortgage. $50. 1885,
BedfOTd-sf. Nos Io4 and lo6. 55s1l2 ex Irregular
Patrick Keenan,. as Chamberlain, to Sherman :
Riverside Drive g. Sc It n of s0th-st 2osx
94-6x20x97.9; the Riverside Building Company
TO George scheffelin; r S. S15 mortgage.
116th-st, s. 1916 It W Of Lenox-ave s1x1Ooii;
New-York Building Loan Banking Company to
Ernest B Wintersmith' r S. 81 mortgage. $685.
Jay-st, No H. 3, 2sxs7.e Jay-st. 3 8, 75 IT W
OF staple-st, O10xs9.2 q Jay-st g. 1906 #
Of Greenwich-st. 06xSs.s; Laura Bayles
bara A Simpson; S. 81; mortgage, $4,000.
13th-st Nos 245 and 247 East. S7ixiO3.3; Abra-
ham Silverson TO Jacob Silberman and another;
44th-st. s. 225 # Q Of 11th-ave, 50x1Oo.5; Reu-
ben W Howes; Ir, and another, executors TO
bo6st 258 f lt Of SO Ma6isan4 IxIoo6
Jeremiah c Lyons to Geneora w Hogan; s,
5th-ave " s. so It s Of 1sth-st Il n.6x116x irregu-
lar; Henry Corn to Eugene A Hoffman; R S.
S2lO; mortgage, 81, 150 900. Observation-Disclosures.
Broome-st, Nos sos and $40. n Al 1Oxsox irregu-
lar; George Moore TO Daniel r Hendricks X S,
$50; mortgage, $4,000. 0......-...................
6th-ave No 500, s. 17x57 9x17 4x53.1I julius
Metzler 10 Mary Warren; r s, Sl6 mortgage.
117th-st, No 48 West. 25xioo ii; Charles Il Knox.
referee, to Theresa Alexander; r S. 81 90; mort
6othtst. No IS East i91ioo5 clinton Gilbert to
Margaret Clinton; mortgage, S35 900. Gi
Same property; Jere Lyons to Clinton Gilbert;
54th-st, 81 No a. West, i6.6xioo5; Maud B Banks to
John Nee Wetmore; r S. $50. 500
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21
DIR. FLOYD AND ROOSEVELT HOSPITAL
nR- sHRsDY COMMENTS SHARPLY ON THE HOUSE
PHYSICIANS DISMISSAL

DIR sHRsDY COMMENTS SHARPLY on THE HOUSE
PHYSICIANS DISMISSAL
The case OF Dr. Rolfe Floyd. who was house
,,tvsicIan at Roosevelt Hospital and was ooleeu
IN resign on account Of action by the Board OF
Trustees on November g. is causing discussion IN
the medical profession and criticism of the nos
nital MANAGEMENT. It has been asserted by Dr'
Floyd's friends that he was treated WIN haisN
ness ard Injustice, as his term Of service at Ihe
bospital would have ended December 81 when
he Uvould have received his hospital diploma IL
has been asserted that DR.. Floyd was forced our
Of his position on the complaint OF Dr- James ".
McI.ane dean of the College Of Physicians ana
SURGEONS and ex officio a trustee Of the hospital
T. exclamation of DR.. McLanes complaint 1t Is
asserted that Dr. McLane arranged to have ser
1rent in the employ of Mrs. Cornelius n Bliss ao-
,,,+tad 10 the hospital and that when the servant
was taken to the hospital she was obliged 10 wait
for half an hour before DR.. Floyd examined her
and admitted her to a ward. DR.. George f. Shraoy'
in an article in THE Medical Record makes inc
following comment on the case:
The result of the deliberations Of the elderly men men
who manage this important charltaple fr
was that the house physician was suspenue99 r rol
the remainder OF his term oi 55e earIiest pos
sfbIe moment For an entirely harmless anu lhhos
cent breach Of discipline proIess92naL man hos o
unbemshed character and OF me euuoaliV, tto,Ieb
been dismissed from his hospital service ds IousH
he had committed a crime
DR. McI.ane and trustees OF the hospital have re-
fused to make any statements 10 representatives.
NJ the newspapers regarding the case Of Dr. FLOYD.
" Emlen Roosevelt the secretary Of the Board
NJ Trustees. said yesterday a Tribune reporter:
II was agreed among the trustees that nothing
&c To he said by US about the case. We unQefsta13u
4bst the newspapers are publishing one SIDE OF the
80 is GIVEN We are satisfied We making no
reply 10 the criticism in the case
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon Ahner


&c: Ihomas a Surrogate of the County of New vo
Nouce is heIepy given 10 all persons having claims
Adoph Ffe1fer late Of the County of New Yor enS
20 present te same with vouchers thereof IN the
at ther place OF transacting business No 9eo
day Of June ' va VI Ueioie the 10th
Dated New York the 18th day Of December 1aoo
FfANCIS g REED WILLIAM H. REED E,xac,i.au
New York City. '' ~0o broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21
INHE PEOPLE of the State of W. =,

~. the Grace of God Free and rraos -
~ Barry and to all persons interested ~
JAMES barry late OF the County OF New vi ie Estate
Greeting yo iegaees agd next OF kin otherwise ssa
quired personally 10 be appeor beeorS eed and re-
ssiS % SUuny ot New York. the Surrogate's S.
County ~ Ieu 49, al the County Court House IN ~
at ten oo on the 10th day of February 1901
se 70 attend judicial settlement of the aeeo Lhe1
ecutors az he S f. v;; a. Dunn and Mary Barry as S
on5 a,sob te LAST WIN and Testament OF said dsco
OF ~ you as are hereby cited are under he %
5isn ~ So yeais are required appear by your aS
, i - You nave one II none 10 sppass @
REFLECT ~ 9sf, 10 pe appointed in event OF vor
-tuF 10 10 so. guardian apDoirtsS
ceeding anu act TOT You in the pro
" 'sSrpy sIp whereof We have caused the Seal of IN.
Hti,Osate Court OF the said County OF Nsu,
n c1 ttoIA 20 De hereunto affixed. Witness Hon
- - caoneT = Thomas Surrogate of our said
ounty, at the County of New York the I0th
gay OF december, in the OF Lord one
]. FAIRFAX MIAAUGHIIN
Clerk OF the SuIrogate's Court
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21
WILL NOT RELEASE FEIGENBAUM.
JUSTICE BLANCHARD DIsMssEs WRIT OF
HAREAs CORPUS IN HIS CASE.

Justice Blanchard in the Supreme Court yester-
day dismissed the writ Of habeas corpus ontalhe"
hy a friend OF Louis l. Feigenbaum Ior ttle re-
lease OF the latter from the Manhattan S.aoe As .
-, - ,,,hscb he had been committed from the
insane paytlion al Bellevue Hospital, after an eA
animation as to his sanity by Drs. Allen F1teh anu
H Valentine Wildman.
Howe g. Humnnel who represented FeigehOauii
,o,+a16ed that the insanity law vas unconsttu-
fionaI as it provided for personal serylee on in
one designated BY the individual salo 10 .,t,, De
sane affer hts temporary committal 10 an -
fSon and that this was violation OF both tne ne G
erai and stare constitutions II deprived the LS
Ss+a- ~ bss liberty without due process OF law
Counsel relied as a precedent on the oeSLslOIK Ks,s
Justice Marean. OF Brookiyn @ IN IN ssxin,
Jusffce Blanchard says that bearing IA nz NieM ot
General r;Ile that court at special term snouu hJ'
Seclare an act Of the Legislature unconsttutlonai'
s-oa., IN an extremely clear case, he must as
miss the writ and remand Feigehoauin ~ ''e 49,
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once. No. 1 PAP Broadway. I'd door north
OF 3ist-st. until o'clock D. m: adyer-
tisements received at the following branch
offices at regular office rates until s o'clock
p m, viz, 2o4 Sth-ave,, s. G. cor. 23d-st
l02 6th-ave. cor. 12th-st-: Mac,Ts 9th
ave. ave and l4th-st; l42 Colnmbus-ave.. near
ave; % East I4th-st.: 25T West 42d~st
between 7th and Sth aves. 1850 East 4Tth-
sts.; i.026 ave, near 6lst-st.: I0s list
ave. '' 49,
New-York tribune., 1900-12-21
LOST.

BANKBOOK No. 36S. 119 of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. Any per
son having a claim to 1T is hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten days
or submit TO having said passhook cancelled
and a new one issued.
BANKROOK No. S65. l07 of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. Any per-
son having claim TO II Is hereby called
or submit TO having said passbOok cancelled
and a new one issued.
BANKBOOK No. 35S, SIS of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. ANY per-
son having a claim to it is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbOok cancelled
and a new one issued.
LOST. OR STOLEN. Passbook No. "a. sos
of the Excelsior Savings Bank, 6th-ave
and 23d-st. All persons are cautioned
against purchasing or negotiating the same,
and any person having claim to said pass
book is hereby called upon 10 present the
of December, 1900 or submit TO having the
passbook declared cancelled and extinguished
and new book issued in lieu thereof.
LOST OR sTOI.BN.-Bankbook No. 8s1, ,8o1
OF the German Savings Bank in the City
of New York corner 4th-ave. and 14th-st.,
issued to Alexander Eli Lowe. All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same.
If not returned TO the bank on the 10th day
OF January, 1901. duplicate will be issued
LOsT.-Bankbook No. Pas. 926 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book Is called upon to present the
same TO the bank within thirty days or the
extinguished and new one issued in lieu
thereof.