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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-09
SPOILED ARMY BEEF.
Result of investigation Into the ILL.,
ness on the Rio Janeiro

Result of investigation Into the ILL.,
ness ON the Rio Janeiro.
Commissary General Weston has received
the reports of the officers in charge of the
31st Infantry while on board the TRANSPORT
Rio Janeiro upon the alleged poisoning of
the men through spoiled meats The report
of the regimental surgeon, c. W. Frye. has
already been published. to the effect that
the poisoning resulted from fresh and not
canned meat. The other report is from
Lieut.. Col. Plummer. These reports show
that $50 men were made sick on October %
and % after leaving Honolulu bound for
Manila, and one man died. This was the
result of ptomaine poisoning from the con.
dition of the fresh meat given. 81
From the experience of the voyage Col
Plummer recommends that meat for the
use of troops be packed by persons expert
in packing fresh meats for long VOYAGES:
also, that officers Of the Quartermaster's
and commissary's departments be OCCASION
ally sent on the transports to acquire ex-
perience.
General Weston has forwarded the re-
ports to Major Baldwin. the commissary in
charge at San Francisco. to develop other
facts relative to the responsibility for the
condition Of the meat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-09
LADYSMITH DEFENSE FORCE.
Ten Thousand Men of All Arms and
About Forty-FOur Guns.

Ten Thousand Men of All Arms and
About FOrty-FOur Guns.
The New York Herald says: Sir George
White, the British commandment Ladysmith,
is believed to have a defense force of fully
10000 men. When the war began the Brit
sh troops in northern Natal, including the
garrisons at Ladysmith, Glencoe and Dun
dee numbered 1900 to 1900 men. The
losses since by killed, wounded and cap
tured have materially cut down the force.
The troops now in Ladysmith are as fol-
lows:
Infantry.
First Liverpools.
First Devonshires.
First Leicestershires.
First Kings Royal Rifles.
Second Kings Royal Rifles.
First Royal Irish Fusiliers (part).
Second Gordon Highlanders.
Second Royal Dublin Fusiliers (parD.
Second Rifle Brigade.
First MancheSters.
Cavalry and Other Mounted Men.
Fifth Dragon Guards.
Fifth Lancers.
Eighteenth Hussars (part).
Nineteenth HussarS.
Imperial Light Horse.
Natal Carbineers.
Mounted infantry.
Artillery.
Thirteenth, 21st, 42d, SD, 9th and Goth
Royal Field Artillery.
Naval gun detachments.
Natal Field Artillery.
Total, about forty-four guns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-09

had taught school for seven years, and he
thinks the teachers in the schools are the
hardest-worked and the poorest-paid set
of government employees.
DIR. Chappell said that parents are fire.
quently at fault and he suggested that
the school buildings be thrown open to
them and that they be taught at night.
After several other addresses Mr.. 7. Ed
ward Clarke read an article by Edward
Book, just published, on the public school
system. He said the effort to cram into the
pupils what he termed stuff is ridiculous
nonsense The blame, he said, lies with
the superintendent of schools and not with
the teachers. He said he was surprised
that the people had not been aroused be-
fore this time.
Lack of Facilities.
President Tucker spoke of the lack Of
school facilities in the northeast section,
and urged the citizens to do all in their
power toward getting the necessary appro-
priationS for new and ample accommoda-
tons. The question Of a manual training
school for Northeast Washington claimed
President fuckers attention. He explained
that pupils in the northeast section do not
have time to go to the school where man
ual training in the higher branches is
taught.
This closed the debate and the report
was adopted.
Grade Crossings.
chairman trlZZell OIL lue TdilIudu colilHiIl-
tee said he had called upon Engineer Com
missioner Beach and asked him about the
status of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
bill for the abolition of grade crossings.
The Commissioner, he said, had the bill
before him, but it had not been made pub
lie. The bill, the Commissioner told him,
would certainly be introduced in Congress
this week. From what he knew of the bill,
he said, he was certain 1t would meet the
approval of everybody.
President Tucker informed the associa-
ton of correspondence he had with Presi-
dent Truesdell of the Washington Traction
and Electric Company. He said he wrote
to President Truesdell because complaint
had been made by persons employed in the
government printing office that they could
not ride from their place of employment
to Capitol HILL The defect, President
Tucker said, was promptly corrected
President Tucker, chairman of the
committee on proposed legislation, referred
to the resolution recently offered by Sena-
tor Hansbrough respecting property ex-
empt from taxation as the result of the
work of the association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-09

The Evening Star f. the
only afternoon paper in
Washington that receives
the dispatches Of the Assoc
ciated Press. rt L. there
fore the only one i'm which
the reaGer caa find the
complete news of the
world. directly transmit-
ted by telegraph. nm to
the moment of going to
press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-09
Bonds Purchased s1s.soo,eso.

A statement issued at the Treasury De-
partment yesterday shows that under the
offer of Secretary Gage of November Is
to purchase United States bonds the total
number of bonds offered and purchased so
far by the government is SIS, 800, $50.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01
TIE TRADE II CHICAGO.

chicago Nor. 50 tSpeC.all.-The few doubters
VINO ha1 lingering hope that there would be
some support % corn or the last day o. the month.
iu spite o.. the admission hy the bul leader
Wednesday thar ae was out Of the dea,. were con-
ri1eed Today. There was no support for corn nj
any tine for any future and prices reached the
lowest point in months, showing now completely
me strength had been matter C manipulation.
TIE Norember opened ar 3sc, but declined 10 35lac
and closed there. December sold low as S5c and
cosel a. @-l.e May touched s5-sc and closed at
D. PhiUigs. who had the N0vembsr deal up 10
"Wednesday. Rss not in the market al all 40 one
yeutured any support Shipping sales were only
20. aua bushels. There are those who believe that
rre weakness iI the market u0w, iuasmuch as
Phillips s-. has considerable long lire Of cash
corn left. may possibly dissipate all those profits
which De seemed 90 have in hand on "Wednesday
Receipts were Ga cars. the Saturday estimate z55
cars. Deliveries today were about 10000 bushels
cearanceE, fNo days. we're :. 80 0o9 bushels. and
eleara1ces for The week. $4,000 bushels. Elevator
people were The sellers OF futures. The West had
Clear weather. Phillips Is said TO be having some
controversy with the seaboard over cash corn sold
tr shipment h. having guaranteed old grain and
iae elevators having compelled him 10 take No. .
whether new Old
wheat made new low record for the CrOp. and
eose- with practically no recovery. December sold
l'te. sellers and an $3.50. and closed ar 6a-Sc
2 t~ic May closed at 1890 10 1916. December
-9llalton was the feature. but there was consid-
ss'ie pressure 'n the Nav from the bears Gables
.sTe indifferent The Argentine news was buIlish
-le weather conditions were unfavorable. and the
lportatle surplus was estimated as low 40.-
a.to bushels These claims were rather ignored
',aase Argentine shipments were Hberal-72s 0G0
-sie-s. making over 7o0000 0p0 bushels since Janu-
y Tie -four news from Minneapolis was bear
2a more mills closing.
-lefe was nothing but changing in the oats
-'ae' Hlt1 futures &c 10 .c lower and with the
-'rn May spread Widened To- 2a.c al the close
Il'er stopped al 2l%c 10 2llac and May
-'+e % @#sc. Receipts were 30 cars; Saturday
e't-mate. 10 cars
i.--se-e W4s l.e tO p lower. but duiL cash.
- ~ % ~ sai Aotaub-r. December and MAY. 81 GO.
Neie ' cars of seed az the three points
esa-s, l-2 ears last year.
-ulafys are puzz-,uE the provision crowd by
s-l} hltil@ December lard and selling
'-ai} ID looks an II they intended TO pay for
-fh lard -n December and the crowd Is trying
e--r o-i whether they mediate a December
N'a-- Do other packers seem 70 be bearish
rl ne large receipts Of logs. Provision
~ e - ' e-lfe L9ll to-day. lard and ribs were
-. l1 ''e- aHl pork OF l7l.s 10 20c
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01
Dipioeno Nonrcs.
NinslaW, Lanisr & Co.. II Nassau 81. MY. eifr

II
rdyITsd 5i6 5"pEssEST sEST AND DIYIDENDs ON THE FOL
LIN LIN L-s5 BONDS AND STOCKS ARE PAYABLE AT
lST. 1900: - 49, - -
Dividend 3isec Common Stock
tsiaeAIufu county. Ind Court House 5s.
richmond Fl. Wayne FRy. CO. First Mge- IS.
cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r. co Dividend u. G.
~ ~Decatuf county. Ind. Annual SIS
uuhAHk Ind, Street Improvement 6s
f-VaIi-vlle Ind. School RafuudnE S.
tsIs.t tounty. Ind. Gravel Road 6s.
Fu-bo 'ol-. Public Building Public Build
Principal and interest.
t'encleion. Ind. school IS
s',G9eh TT Wayne & Chicago Co. First Mortgage
IS. series r Seco2d Mortgage -. Series NJ.
vest La Fayette, Ind Water Works co. IS.
December 3.
hsu''ie ina. Main ST Improvement IS
.i'4ilI N'uhty, Ind. Funding 3izs.
December I.
ivViirtl 4nl. irnprON Bonds.
December g.
'IieeiiF4a ma, Improvement Bonds
December Z
'FeeH'ie44 n City 6s Series No. =.
December TO-
't"il'4 Nouht}. Ind. RsfundnE 4s.
December H.
rtaiieocA county, Ind. Funding 5s
December 30
indianapolis Ind. Refunding As Series c.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01
90 iDbom 1i Alan gonreru.
Z0TICE OF APPIICATIoN FoR ORD

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ORDER
TO CHANGE NAME.-Notce : hereby gfveE that
the Home hotel Association domestic corporation. hav
principal Office the CRY of New York County
York and State Of New York viii apply Su-
prer1e Court % the York Special Term
thereof 70 % held al the County Court House IN
n New 4erk ~ rhe =sh day ~ Derember. ia a. toO
oc0ck IN tne forenoon that thereafter
as ceuueei he hcsd for an order auhcrtziuE sad
-orpora ~ 70 change rs MARY FISHER
HOME N~eoCiATI0% OF NEW YORK Dated New
York, y nher Us. iaoa HOME HOTEL ASSOCIATIONS.
hy MAJ n FISHER. President
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Coz The Triosas-
Il received a. Uptown once. No L24@ broadway.
"a 4r north II alsrzt anti. oeiuck advertise
-. r-tv-t AZ The f1lI1Sng branch Offices Fegulau-
asee rst-- untH 1cI1cS p viz -St Sih- ave- =
cor a9ast. Iaa 6thaye.. 1eihst-; Macy's 9Th ave
ana i4fh-st l42 Couuous-aye near West Soin ST ~"
", sas =, near Ggh ave % East tfh st Wess
4adst between 7h and sh aves: l5s East &7ths. iis
"a ave- between 7sth snd nth sts i0es slave near
61st-s 7os l., ave- sath-st, ISe fremont ave
$50 shave near fIsg-s S5i Sd-aves 10 S1seekss-s'
Is BlsscSsF-st
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
FoR DATES or sTEAMsIfIP sAILINcs
SEE THIS COLUMN TOMORROW.

A DVERTISEME-STS and subscriptions for ne Tribuns
II received a Uptown Ornce. BroalWay.
ID door 3istst.. until oclorS D
ments received al following az regular
Office until O'clock viz; - shave .
cor 3d-s ls2 ave. Ieth-st.: Macys shave.
AM I4th-ss ifa CoFumbas-ave S6th 81 ies
West "a shave 92 East l4h-sts 23I West
42dsr between TIA ard eth l'a 4Ith-s t}S
si-ave. hstWssr I5th and I5th sts eS 31-aVs nsar
1sos lst-ave. seh-sts fa5 Igencnt-avs
$50 3d-avs, alstst. 554 sdsvs. 30 EescSsEsGs
R25t Bleecksr-sL
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01
Gnannal alernuQs
AILANTIC TRTsT TOwPsHV

NHEREAS, tie respective Boards - Diree-
sl,...e-s 6. lle aTLASTTr TRUST COMPANY and the
~. -a.o -t..f- COMPANY or NEW YORK have
-at- ilfo agreement under rhe respective
49, Hae ot falc Companies. fhe rnsrrer of IRE
---.r-t -r-st Company New YORK irtC ths saId
afe- .L-al company. pr=scrihlnE terms ana COZ
e-- lfel enc the rEode - carrying the same into
. a. = - hEt-lBl GIFfsE that a special Meet
~ u - -.2cafll4era q the Atlantic Trust Cornnauy
g. 49, @i Ihe .oSloe ~ said COMPANY 81 William
~ 80 Borough uf MANHATTAN in the Ctfv % Kew
Z -ttfr clock noon MONDAY rhe rerrh 1av
N III lrf1. 10 consider upon such agree-
&c., -. winch VII then De- submitted 10 said
- lar--si iL telr approval The Transfer Books Of
"a 49,. "ii nf cloeec al rlree O'Clock r. 81 OF lie
II - q December. 1860 nrd re-opened af ten o'cIorl
- II le eleirLth cay % december 1900 Dated New
--.-e4 20. lhu0. EH order 81 Board
JOHN ALVIN YOUNG. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01
NOTICE TO REDEEM
The Mortgage Bonds of The Proctor &
Gamble Company.
Once q Lhe Fraeter & Gamble camnanz.

Cincinnati. Ohi1. Sept. -. 1900.
NOTICE Is hereby given the owners and holders OF
~ tire first and only mortgage bonds Of Proctor
Gamble Company,
Or NeUersey and doing business Cincinnati
dale Hamilton 'ouEty ONO, thar said has.
pursuance oI the right reserved said bonds
mortgage securing them redeem the bonds
interest day after the 1st of July. 1900
and viii, on January !, 1891. the Union
pany OF New York. No. ~ BroadWay OF city,
deem eacn and all Of said bonds. numbered /
10 tVo both inclusive. al holders either
n any of said bonds requested present their
bonds az said time and place, the 20
oe 50 presented for redemption; provision has been
nae Tor cen1sitt1g the funds and ihe
VIII . on deposit with said Trust Company make
sueh redemption at said place paying
interest each OF said specified
eer with the principal OF each bond per
premium thereon ana in with The
s. made IN said bonds and mortgage interest shall
81 le Gale 50 specified for the redemption thereof
It1- IEOt'TLR & GAMBLE COziPANY.
BY Wrn A. Proctor. its President. L. 3. Gamble its
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01

MINNEAPOLIS AND ST DoUTs
s3s ...ss. S'' s. s:s $50. e s.a.:9i 81
sss,i5g s--s sSpensos.... IIae7S ISs9as I7i49e
~ ..rn,srs .-..... sn.aeo n's.5s sis.sss sse
sr-sr income $1,000 F--'' "-'N
-. .............. S0s7a si7s5s
s IS, .s.l.s: $50 so 'lss. "a sizes s3ss sss
~. sa-rturs NOS. ss5ssss sss5 lse s'ai sla
sfse- income -----..--- "'""' 7''"f
.,. ......... ssa61sa $3.50 s4s
,-N,,rA POLLS. ST. Paul AND sAULT STE MARIE
sl-s,- i, miles,. Llg5 Llas le1e
o.s,,as -. ..s'17 sasens,s.-. =7Sss SsIsss ==sG7S
~. earnings ....... sssIas SslsGeo sIaSa7>
- =: .,as qs 5;s % '93ss: - y: 's2ss s. g
0., earnings TO mos 81 asscOa sl7se5ss sl5lssl4
KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN.
r s.- n 81 ,fs ssS5S ssss o.s sy 80 ss s5
KANSAS CITY. sJ-BIEBAN BELT.
s-. - xsa 81 E;' ssf3 :!ssf! s sss .ss Dee Dee . s
MoBuE. JACKSON AND KANSAS CITY.
% r. s5o p s s sf5ss5 80 sssss s5i Inc Inc .5s9 $3.50
LEHlGH VALLEY.
'r. is sasa3 gas 'fs5ssa s5sso Inc as '>s:5 80 20
p.,~. ......... SIS 555 -ssoss6a inc. ssGa.5l6
e.. ,i-z-ss -. S2e 2as2Ss s2l742azs inc. sssoas4
Ne. earnings .... s27sa77s ssI575s5 Deosl.ss7,sa5
aros. sa-anrs ss-9 eee sssls $50 BeesI - sss
Expenses ..-------- t'o@o" -s-oa's Dee l.'4s'-'5
n-s-s ....-.... se74as -ss2.a7 Ire. slss. .7Os
s-s f5fsasss Sc .. i7s.sa7 is7o5s5 Inc. s5ssoi2
uss-- - SS15 SsS -Sesg q45 Inc 81 1s5 S..s
n a ao @ 5s ss s :ss5 3 81 Dee 1853 SO sss
'so-r-1s
LEuGH A2sD wlLEEsRAEEE COAL COMPANY.
1890 1889. ChanEes
Gr'.s earnings Co.. sI7loI7 slIloais Drr. s6as.ssI
tas.s .'..-'.......-- sss2ls assoas pee- sos 80
Scr ra-ufnrs ..... s8s so2 sI7salo per. $3.50 5os
G-s esrr..nss 81 ees 7s7 s71o5 csc Inc. s5lsllo
taxes ....,.--...... e7o.sso sss5Iss Inc. s"oa7
,yrt ea-uiagr. .... ssI7sse seses s7s Inc. s-S74Is
ST JosETH ASD GRAND ISLAND.
os .sasss sssa.. 'sSss sSsss ass a.ss Dee Dee 55s @
Sss saralass .... ssss9s s'S2ss Inc acc
-srg.as ..,.,,. ss5ss s5es Inc. sls'es
rlaaas .......-... sIS5s2 def 500 Inc. sisaa2
rs.a-rs ...-.....-- S7.o7s
S4A-.da4 E541.T1S Dee. $40
Operating expenses. 43.-1- Ss4.99s De-. s5.122
Ns- e4uags..-.-.. SIss.3l7 S1s6414 Inc S36.so3
l-.r-az ........-..-. S50 S..DN8
s-1.-s ......-...- sl5s3I7 SI214I4 Inc. Ss6.s03
WISCONSIN CENTRAL.
Month October
---sz .--r-r-. .--. S4S0 FS3 $50 % De- $50 76G
l1s1a. .rr eyGa1zts--- @.4>5s b. 7S3 Dec. 1883
a.. sa-rrrs. ...... Jssss S25s $50 ne- S5l sal
1-ae- .-sHr1a. ......... 1915 234O Dec 575
Total Income ..... slss5so s=sS aas Der. 81 aes
rIyfH charges 1925 IoN.156 Inc. t-sT
surplus .......... s52Ss7 Sos so Dec. S565o3
months
--ss ea-r.rE- 81 a0l. 81 Se177sGo De- s.75sGs
operating expenses llsS @e6 l.2s '59 Dec. % ud3
So. earnings. ..... s7le SEQ Sg5es4 Tee. sz8s5I1
0nsr INCOME ..-..-.. 5.GJS 5s33 Zee. 3sl
Total earnings S-17SSs S957.7Hl Der. S2s9 50
rle. 1.a--as -g55 l54O Inc. lg. jd8
ss7ias ........... sI7e7sf $3.50 100 oec. S-59 456
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01
RDs ZOE BoNDs.-seaIed proposais Coz t6e

RIDS FOR BONDS.-Sealed proposals for the
purchase ~ Seventy Five Thousand GS7j 600 OO) Dol
iss worth Of Bonds will be- received the
l~e AteTk OF 'oNlngfOH until M1udaE. December
Ipth ar o clock ?. ". said bonds will
r purpose or constructing Electric Light
lle5t ne streets and Public Buildings Of the City They
VIII De dated December 18th 1870 viii be payable
twenty t&N city Depository. They vii
bear interest at the rate Of four - Der
annur payable semi annually the ist Of
and July Of each the City Depository. They
and VIII be issued in such denominations the
ful bidder desire The bids be sealed and
addressed 10 the city clerk The0 Won Hoeuet marked
Bids for Municipal Electric Light Bonds
bid must be accompanied bv q certified check in the
Thousand u0o1O) Dollars Ccuditioued thst
y said bid is accepted the bonds viii De paid for ia
accordance with the terms OF bid
WM KENT.
II. r. HCELEFELD.
NJ J. CROLLEY.
Com Ways and Means Board Of COunciinneu-
A :. CRAIG,
W. o. EILES-
J. p. SCHILD
Com. WAYS Means Board of Aldermen.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01

G Thomas Surrogate ef the County or New York
NOTICE IS hereby given al persons having sains
against Bertha Kohn late OF the County OF NewYor de-
the with vouchers thereof
subscrber his place OF transactng business. S- -
Froadway the Ct-y OF New York, On or befo-g ths
5th dav y February. 1901
T,st-t New York the 9th day July.
DAVID EOES. Administered
N-1COIL. ~ANABI.E & LINDSAY. Attorneys. ii Sssau
New York lily
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01
Gin foirIs

BARRETT HOUSE.
EUROPEAN TI>AN. 9Th AVE. & 18Th ST
MINUTE FROM BROADWAY.
A select hotel for and
VenieHt u Leading theatres and shopping district
station and all lines. newly
GRATED single suite with private bath;
steam heat. electric light. elevator.
w P, BARRETT. Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01
BANKERS TRUsT oOMPASY
NHEREAs. the resn.,.ti esis fTl'I iya Rooras ~,

= h--'-hf-AS, The respective Boards OF Direc-
,RE ~ ~ tAAhE.its TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
Il 80 ele -he ATLANTIC TRUST COMFANY be,s ~ ~
aIs - NO az agreement under The respective cor
sac companies Tor The merger OF TIE snid
-srl- --.et alLFaUy ~ New York into me eaid
-e company. prescribing the terms ard rordi-
NOTICE. ~ IiQ1e y carrying the eject
a., .ti-lst.-.f Gl sl-A that special fneettu OF
q H4n - t4se- ~ ne t----sers' Trust Company New
- F1-. -L me thorough q Manhattau m tls CItg -
7tla-- ~ = floek noon Monday lafh dav -
Eer-- -' ~ consider and art upon such rre-nl~fsr
srs - .Allh VIZ then be- submitted 20 aald stock
- c..5- p't-i-s ~ this Company Nlu De- closed A.
ftao---, n Al oH rte Sgth day of November Tssro
lr'ef ls0e - - SN A-e A4tA DAY ~
y C-s..rH YORK November q 1909
~ q Tie Board
ALFRED r. swAYNE seere.sr,
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01

OFFICE OF COUNTY CONTROLLER.
or ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
Ptttsburg, Pa, Nov. 12th. 1900
NOTICE 10 HOLDERS OF BONDS OF THE
~ County Of ALLEGHENY. Pennsylvania
The Sinking Fund Commissioners @ the County Of
Allegheny state OF Pennsylvania by virtue OF authority
.est-d them by Act OF Assembly approved 22f
A D. 1863 hereby notify the holders ALLEGHENY
COUNTY COMPROMISE BONDS that and aft jan
uarv st A. u. 1901, bonds sSf
lows. to-wit: COUPON COMPROMISE BONDS Nos. 630
63 GO, Gs3 E84 G}5- $50. 637 63s, 639 G4o Gal
643 Gi4 656 65T, G5s 659 900. 6G2 G62, 6S4
bearing q January lst. 1st. and maturing
uar 1913 VIII be paid together with Jan
uary 1901 upon ntatIon az the office Of
County Controller al Fttsburg. Pa. which all
interest said bonds VIII
REUBEN MILLER.
JAS. J. DONNEII.
w ?. THOMPSON,
Sinking Fund Commissioner.
4 DVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received at ptown Once No 1.242 Froadways
door o'clock ?
the following branch ofces regular
until O'clock VIZ: 20 Shave.
23d-st 152 6th-sVe i2th-st: Macy's. 6thave
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01
BERMUDA-
NEw-YORK-
Gurrooates Notires.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OE Hon. Abner
O. Thomas a Surrogate Of the County % New York,
-,tt-s i h@renv given all persons having claims
ssist Mana r. E Moore. late of the County u New
the with 2uchers there
~ 10 the subscriber his place oc transa stng business
oaIce Il Charles Edward SJuther. Lo- Nassau
Borough Manhattan. IN the city OF New York,
On or h-fora the Fs~st day Of May next
Tsa-ed New York 25th day OF October, 1900
CASIMIR DE r. MOORE. Executor
CHARLES EDWARD SOETHER, Attorney for Execu-
tor No : Nassau ST.. Borough of Manhattan New
York
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01
IN pursuance Of an Ger of Hon. Abner G.

l. Thomas a Surrogate ot the County OF 2xsw York
So s hereby given all persons elaEnls against
s,Sis d; Morris of the County OF York de-
with he
sSbscribar place Of transactlng business No
' Street BOurCugh Of Manhattan. ot
Nrs work on the 30th OF April ne Dated
New work the 18th day q October. 1900 he ERMANN
y CASIdANN. ExscItoF. CHARLES E SENTE II. At
torney for Executor. Is Exchange Place. BouxGSh OF
~ u New Nork
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01

DAYTON UNION RAILWAY COMPANY.
CINCINNATI OHIO NOVEMBER % 1900
BONDS CALLED
THE following bonds to-Wit; Nos. 293, ;139.
81 I0T II and 80 have been drawn for the sinking
viii December Is 1900
WITH the q the morJgage dated July
list 1922 C. C. WALDO Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01
Gopartnersbip Notires.

NopurIHtISYIp AuIILt5.
NOTICE.-The cOpartneTship of +. Freehil
~ IT, Kelly 247a shave. wholly dissolved.
= hereby an satisfy all
creditors. New York. Nov 2sth 1900 n. KELLY
NEW YORK, Dec. l. 19O0-We beg TO an
notnrs that MT Warren b. Wash this day been
admitted frm n. T. JCDSON a CO
New-York tribune., 1900-12-01
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