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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-05
TOO MUCH HONOR.

TOO MUCH HONOR.
They do ne too nlucIl honor when they
say that I am respons.b BILE for the Filipinos,
hatred of foreign domination. If they
have not forgotten the teachings of Abra-
ham Lincoln they would know that he
said it was not party, but God himself
that planted in the human ilaart the love
CT liberty which no Republican party can
take away. so that the f'lipinos would not
fight but for the hope CT Democratic sue
cess.
Until human nature is entirely changed
people held in bondage will rise against
it whenever there Is a prospect of success.
God never made a race t!lat would welcome
a foreign master. and Loco years from now,
no matter what party IS in power, the
F,ilipinos VIII hate us and stand ready to
rise against us if we attempt 20 hold
them in vassalage ana tax them without
consent
RIGHT TO sEI5F-GOVERNMENT
.'Rcrublicans what We object to Is hat
in order TO defend ycur imperial policy
you have to lay down doctrines which, if
carried out, will destroE the right Of the
American people to participate IN their
own Government. That is cur objection
to your policy. If you are simply going
TO kill the EtltptrGs off and ccme home.
we might get over the crime, but that IS
,nct yo,ir pclicr ycu dare not kill them
cf because ynt1 want to trade with them.
You would deStroy your trade argument
If you XIII the1n. Yon cannot trade with
dead neop'e.
YOU want ther1 fc- subjects, but yon
shall net have them for subjects If we
can prevent t. You cannnt make subjects
ont of ,thern without changing or ideas
OF government. You can't hold them IN
zrer,ot,1al servst,r1e witnnnt amending Your
Constf.-ltion. eithcr openly or inirect1r
sa,,d t,,e sarne ,s1wer han can disregard
the Constitution and make subject out
:of a Fll,p;nn can disregard the5 Coastitu-
t,on and make subjects sont of the Ameri-#
1r.onttnued on Second Pase,) 4
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Continued on Fifth Page.)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-05
REFUSE TO MEET IT.

The American people have not yet de-
cldett in favor OF Imperialism. The Re
pu6licans refuse to meet it. You do not
hear denunciations of Imperialism from
those authorized to speak You find that
now the Republicans are trying TO hide
pehlnd first one subtcrfuge ana then anotll-
er They say now that d reason we are
III the Philippines; the reason orr boys
are dying: the reason large army is
necessary; the reason we cannot come
nome, IS because l helped to ratify the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-05

GENERAL BARNES ADDRESS.
General Alfred c. Barnes Of New York.
was the next speaker. His subjct was
THE international Revenue Law" but
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-05
WEATHER. FORECAST

Forecast for Friday and saturday:
yirginia-Generaily fair FRIDAY ana pos
sbly Saturday; light 10 ifesh soo'n
west winds. at,
Sorth Caroiina-Rain Friday and PROD
ably saturday: fresh northeast to east
winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-05
PERMANENT GUARD

PERMANENT GJAKD-
In addition, Il suggestion is made Tor
the establishment OF Il permanent lega-
ton guard at Pekin, for the razing OF the
Talu forts, and for the maintenance OF d
line of conmunca ton between Pekin and
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Continued on Second Pase.)
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25

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r,.. ;.r.n, .,.;,5 am. .,1 Mr..
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Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25
Our Country Cousins
esC Spicy News from Various
M Parts of the County


away from home for nearly FIVE
years returned Oh last Friday morn.
ing.
James Brockman of Sailing town.
ship was here interviewing Demo-
Gratis last Friday. Mr.. Brocimln
is Il prospective candidate for
Sheriff.
Mr.. Alice EdiIeman received
500 death benefit from the Amer
lean Benevolent Association OF
which Mr. Eddleman was mem
Der.
One of the strange freaks of ma.
turc in the shape OF a chicken can
ba seen at RYAN and Fosters poul.
try and game depot, where YOU can
yet anything III the poultry Inc
and gam alive or dressed from II
SHOW bird to fox. You may think
hat this market is little strange
tor a town OF this size, but for the
truth ask jim Farthing. Jim never
misses a good thing when he sees it.
We are living Oh earth and We are
the people.
There will be a family reunion OF
Judge Kendall s family at his home
in this city next Saturday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25
Cenlralia.

The meeting at the Christian
Church will contiuu, thru thi-
week. Forty additions up to
this date.
Mrs. Neal who lived with her
son, Thomas Pool, Of Thompson,
died and her remains were brought
to Centralla for intermeut.
The c. 4 \. Rajlrod is puttin-
down new steel on the main lin,
and have just passed thru Contra
liza.
Infant child Of Mr.. Dick New.
nav was buried Friday in Contra
LA cemetery.
There is quite an excitement
here over the discovery OF zinc and
lead sixteen miles southwest OF
Centralia. The Mayor Bros. OF
Sturgeon have leased five thous-
and acres Of land and Will go to
mining Immediately. The mine is
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25
MartinShuT9.


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wolno.J,,
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t;,.. WIN. y,lto, ~ mon,
Wol,sy,I,o w,. o,ny,..in, IN ,ur
.t,,vn 1'n..jav
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Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25
Wesley Chanel.

j. T.. lllXon bought of Cliff Dudg-
seon 3 calves and > ycariing colts
tor $50.
j. l.. llixon bought of JAS.
Fcgan of Worcester. one brood
mare for SOS; also of Tom Wilkcr-
son. one work horse tor $50; also
of Ad. Barnes, q calves, steers
and . hcifcr at SIS per head.
II. \. Price writes from Bonn +,
Montana. that the black foot ms
lrngsplmni Of that place will incrrn.r
their force 20 men next Spring
which will make 400 menemplOy-
ed.
Some hay i, changing ham,
thru the country az prices varying
from - to - per ton.
There was quite Il number OF
farmers blowing last wee X
and some are preparing ground for
oats. The farmers have a gooi
start for the coming crop season.
Cliff Dudgcon sold to Joe Fen
newad near Martlnsburg, head
of calves at lc per pound; also a
droye of heitcrs at 81 per Id.
Mrs. Mathews Of Rowe is Wis
ting the family of David Gregory.
Last Tuesday morning between
the hours ) and Is o'clock the res.
icncc Of L. +. Harris was con
,umcd 10y fire with all the contents.
\ small Insurance.
\ stump nous dinner was served
at the home Of MIS-. J. w BcaglcS
last Thur-day, it beng the 18th
anniversary of the wedding Of Mr.
and Mrs. BclgIcs. also Mrs. Bea.
.Ics birthday. Among those
present as far as We hay,
learned were: Mr.. and Mrs
Jas. Atkins, n. 5. johnson and
| Wife. j. S. McCunc and wife, Sha1'
| Davis and wife, ID. Gregory mn'
wife, DR.. Cornctt and wife, Franz
Morris and wife. Mrs. ia. Fares
JAS. Brown, G.. c. Ragsdalc AM
wife and Mrs. Latorco. Among
the presents wa, silk dress pat
| tern from Mrs. j. :. McCunc.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25
Moline.

Mrs. DR.. Duncan who fell Oh
the ice during the recent colo
spell is yet very poorly.
Louis and Limdell Rudiccll wi,
tart to the |. T. in few days
,Ir. and Mrs. Hammer are also 60
ug. they say, to keep house for the
iuiIccll boys.
Mrs. Octave Ellis visited he.
sisters MIS- jeff Ellis aud Mrs. W
Hollaway last week.
q. y. Schieifcr received tcla-
gram from Palmyra stating hi,
BROTHER in-law, Mr.. Maxwell, was
u death door. Mr.. Maxwell hal
ne of his limbs broken, it had to
ne amputatpd. II wasn't though
he would ever rally again.
Mrs.. Is. Wright of near Lon-
Branch has been very sick. 1t was
thought for "a few days that sh.
:ouldnot live. i
Mr.. Marion Barns and Mis-,
Florence Berry will be married Il
= o'clock Wednesday aitcrnoo.
{ Jan. 24th.) at the nome Of th'
bride. There will only be IA few
immediate relatives and friend
present.
Mr.. Patterson and Baird Prize
chartered car at Mexico and Wi
start to W aShington in a few day,
Rev. j. Sutman iillcl his appoin,
ment at the Berlah church Sun day
Iii, subject was "IIearttelt reli-
gion." The sermon was good.
The members Of the BeriaI
md those who have friends buric
there have built splendid win
fence around the grave yard an,
painted the church, which add
much to their beauty and benefit.
Jessie Johnson is doing the cal
pcnter work on Mr.. Cauthorns el,
CANT new barn. Jesse is quit
young but he promises to be on
the country's best carpenters. ii
| rushed with work all the time.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25

She came down the street three
steps at u time says the Ca>s Coun-
~ Democrat, and sailed into our
printing Office like 4 whlrlwimd
She waited for no ceremony, but
wildly asked; us this the paper
printing olire?' "lcs madam
II want 70 stop my paper "AIl
right, madam "Stop it right
way too It's stoppcd,' said the
lormnn, n, hebrew blue pencil line
acro,, her husband = name on the
subscription list. "fhcrr now,
She aid, "ma> be that will learn
you some boss -cnro aud how 10 do
the square thing thn next time,
and not Slight lcopI" Just because
thry are poor u some Il'I'' Nl"'h-
up folks happen to hayca bald
headed, knock knrod, cross eyed
and to1thIc,- brat born 70 them
you're IN an awful hurry to put It
I'M the paper and make it out an
angel, but when poor people have
IA baby YOU can't say Il word about
! il, even if it is the purtIcSt baby
horned. That's what am stopping
the paper for. This ort to be IA
lesson to every paper in CasS Coun-
/ ty,' and she went ont as mad rs an
Old wet hen, and didn't Say whcth,
er she had IA baby or not,
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25
1ErLTlON For PRlVATE ROAD.

PETITION FOR PRIVATE ROAD.
Io iHas. .iiW amt Martha Alien and
N5'. /. 1KIytidN
You are hereby notified that on the 9Th
day of March, 1900. being the first day Of
the March Term, 1900, of the Audrain
County Court of Audrain
county, Missouri, | will present petition for
private road /. feet wide of OF the north
side Of the northwest fourth OF northeast or.
of Sec. -, Town. s., X. ., west, to con-
meet with public road ut the northeast
corner Of said northwest or. N. f. or.
said section, Town. and Range.
JOSIAH MARSHALL.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25
ELECTION NOTICE

No annual election Of the First Ma.
tionaI Bank of Mexico, Mo-, having been
held ON the day fixed 10y its Articles of
Association. the Board of Directors have
ordered that said election tie held ON
the 18th day of February, 1900. The
purpose of the election is to elect Di-
rcrtors for one year, from January .,
1900, and Ia vote on an amendment to
the Articles of Association, changing
the number of Directors from its pres
cnt number, seven, 60 five.
K. Il. AENoLp, Cashier.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25

Our Nomgs Creek correspond
cnt says; Most Of rs are both
anxious and hopeful that the FL
don Railroad may be built thru
here. However, since Il special
Car has been and can ever be indu-
ccd to run from here to AuXvassc
for the convenience of our esteem
ed teacher on satisfactory terms,
she need not care whether the
new road is built or not.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25
Thrown Out of Court.

The cas- ) IF iripplett vs. Sims
which attracted 30 much attention
over the county about two
months since, was thrown out OF
Circuit Court last Monday, Judge
Hughes deciding that it was Il
common law arbitration.
1t will be remembered that
previously there were two trials of
the case both held under acting
Justice A. b. Cluster. The first
trial resulted in a hung jury, and
the last gave Triplett verdict Of
Sl.0O and costs, which amounted
up to near $500.
The cause for action was one
emanatlng from the awarding of q
Street Fair prize tor farm products
the plaintiff asking for $40 dana
grs, claiming that Mrs. Sims die
not raise all Of her winning eX,
hidits on one farm.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25
Santa fe.

hr'' LOVES" S'""'"' u WV
'''"S''r '"'''S'' I''"'''' very
interesting SERMON 10 Il '"iT' "''
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25

Mark Myers OF Perry was here
on businss Friday.
Cleo Thompson is on the sick
list.
Born. to the wife of VIM. Stcrr-
cite, Sunday II nine pound son.
Mother and child are doing well.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors
and others interested in the estate of Hiram
HliNcu. deceased, that |, the undersigned
administrator Of said estate, intend to make
final settlement thereof at the next term Of
the Probate Cowt Of Audrain county, Mis-
souri,, to I've held at McNico, ON Monday, the
18th day OF February, 1900.
lN,'rs II. SIMMONS, Administrator.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25
Heating Stoves at Cost.

We will have some bad. ugly
weather before spring. Don't for
get we are selling heating stoves at
Cost rather than carry them till
next season. These stoves were
bought at old prices. You will
never have another chance to buy Il
stove H. cheap as these.
V -. y KING. Hardware
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25

NJ. J. Dunn and MISS Josephin-
Sullivan, highly respected couple
of this county, were united in mar
riage in this city Tuesday, Rev. Fa-
Their Dillon officiating.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25
Dynamite In the TrunSNaaI.

Dynamite, used IN large quantities Ia
the extensive mining industries OF the
Transyaal, was imported tn the value
of Sl,llO0OO. II Is exclusively import
ell hy the government
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25
V.O. p. KING, Hardware.

The revival meeting at Mexico NJ.
L. church, South, continues with
splendid interest, There have been
a number Of conversions. Rev.
Hanna is doing most earnest preach
ing.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25
Children, Look Out!

Watch the newspapers and
our show windows. We are go
ing to have something that will
interest the children.
V. 0. p. KING, Hardware.
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25
IKE MESSAGE
THURSDAY, JAN. p. 1900.

DR.. Bachman, Dentist north
side square. i'm
Mexico Missouri message., 1900-01-25
Blue and White Enameicd
Ware.

We will offer this week a set
of this beautiful and costly
ware to every purchaser of a
stove
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speculation Keeps very nat Nothing was sold for
shipment to-day
To-nIght's prices were &c to nc under Tues
day; October iolzc; May. S514dS5ssc December
sold at S47sc and at 1850. and closed at s4sdSs.c
The shipping demand keeps poor; sales to-day u.s.
0e9 bushels Cables were 54d TO lkd lower: clear
ances. $4,000 bushels Western offerings are in
creasing with improved weather Tfsre were large
local shipments to-day, almost 100000 bushels
Speculation is slow. The big Patten lire in October
still exists The outsider, however is not showing
much interest. The Government report made Oc-
tober condition 7S2c, and suggests total corn
Weld Of Ls16O00000 bushels It proved more bullish
man expected.
Oats lost &c, October closing at 21s+c May 2rAc
Receipts 2i2 cars. with 275 estimated for to-
morrow. Russia is shipping oats freely; American
exports are less than last year. The Government
report, making the oats yield per acre 2s6 bushels
suggests an oats yield of 100000 bushels the
largest yield since 1885.
Flaxseed was strong; cash UP &C 10 &c; futures
up &C TO 71zc October closed 81 65; December
s. 60 Duluth S1zc 6l2c higher There were
II OF seed at TIE three points. compared with
Zzs cars last year.
Provisions weak Nothing was done in
October pork, and It held at SIG. The deferred
futures Of pork lost CSC 10 SOC lard lOc to PIC
and ribs lost l0c to Zoe Armour very large
seller Of January product through commission peo-
PIE. Hog receipts everywhere were heavy and
prices at the yards were sc to loc lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-11
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. CoUNTY

OF NEW YORK.-The New York Protestant Epis-
eopal Public School Plaintiff against Francis Neppert
Junior, and others, Defendants
In pursuance a Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale
duly made and entered the above-enued action bear
ing date the 17th day September. 1900 l. the under
signed, the Referee said judgment named win sell
at Public Auction. the New York Real Estate Sales
room. No. Ill Broadway. the Borough Of Manhattan
CITY OF New York the eleventh day OF October, 1902
at y O'Clock noon that day, by Bryan l. Kennedy
company, Auctioneers, the premises directed by said
Judgment be sold. therein described follows:
All that certain building and lot OF land. lying and
pelng on the Southweserly side Of Canal Street in
the 9th Ward OF the city Of New York and known
as Number $50 said Street lately known Number
To- and formerly Number III in said Street and
bounded follows; Beginning at point the
SAID Southweserly side of Canal Street the division
Inc between the houses and lots Numbers 800 and S2
atey 10 and 27 said thence right
angles with Canal Street nearly Southwestery
adohg said division inches. thence Eastery
l. feet inches thence NortEeasteriy about feet :
inches, thence Northery feet . inches; thence
asteriy feet 62 inches thence NortheasteTy at right
angles with Canal Street. nearly along land
nov OF late Of Mr.. Hatfield 80 feet 50 inches the
sla Southwestery side of Canal Street, and thence
IoHs the said street p feet = inches less TO
siois more less
Dated New York September 10 1900
49,. EZEKIEL FTXMAN, Referee.
New York City
The following is a diagram Of the property TO be sold
Street. - 0~N "N'9- ''-9 ''N lanai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-11
PROPOSALS FOR MATTRESSES

MATTRESS COVERS -Phna Depot O. NJ Dent
1923 Arch Street Phila, Sept 1sOO-Sealad pro
posals in uplcate. viii be received until IL o'clock
A NJ. Monday, october 10 1900 delivery al either
the Phladephia or Chicago depots of the Quarermaster
Department 5000 Mattresses Mattress Covers
subject 20 Increase in
by the Department.. samples can be seen an he
Schuy fl Arsenal in this city. the Office Of me
Chief Quartermaster Dept Of the Lakes Chicago ms
Unguaranteed bids and bids based samples differing
from specification requirements will considered
Bids less quantities be
tanned. Early deliveries
state with what rapdity they will make them Govern
the right
posas part thereof Preference given to articles
or domestic productions manufactures, OF
quality and price Including in the foreign produc
tons OF manufactures the duty thereon being equal
guarantee in 10 per Of the articles
bid for accompany proposals required Revenue
Stamps go cents) must be affixed number OF he
guaranteed bid and properly cancelled Blan6s for pro
posas &c, will be furnished application Envelopes
containing proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Mat
tresses &C. and addressed 70 Col. JOHN Y. FTREY,
Asst Quartsrmaster-Cieneral. L. S Army
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Railroads
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
912 A. NJ and 3.35 p. VI. Daily eNcept Sunday TO
Pittsheld; Sundays only % A. n.
Pullman Cars on all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices 113 pol. AIS and 1916 Broadway 25
Crion So. W, 275 Columbus Ave. 1873 125th St
125th St and 1SSth ST. Stations New York: SSS 726
Fulton St and l04 Broadway. E d. Brooklyn.
Telephone 900 3Sth Street for New Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Express Company
GEORGE H. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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4 DvERTIsEMENTs and subseriDtisns tos The Tribune
a received al their Uptown once - - . 80
ants received al following branch ohees al regular
O'Clock p VIZ 90 atha e e.
~ asj-st, l52 6h-ave. 12th-st Macys, 6ti-a
West a2d-st. Gth-ave % East iith-sl 20 West
between and Sth 100 Eas 4tth-st; laSo
3d-ave between 10th and nth SITS O2t Sd-ave. near
61st-st. los Ist-ave.. ssst; 900 Frsunontave
$40 sdave near 554 Sdave 2l0 Bleeeker-st.
225 Bleecker-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-11
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY {

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YoRK;;MThe New York Life Insurance and Trust
Ro nd W,, Pnt aganTI JennH 81 Boyq HARNESS
Alexander A Wild and John y. Drake. Defendants-In
made and entered in the above en5itled action bearing
the Referee in said ,dgent named Wi, is sell ar nibc
auction at the New York Real Estate saesroom No III
York the 18th day OF October. 1900 twelve O'Clock
t9neers the premises directed by said Judgment
City Of New York. bounded and described as follows:
S9msneing at point in the westerly line Of St Mich.
Mr. s6 Peobs or hs nho6
6ne and ] sn ons 6 S sd' a1d
three SS feet ter 90 INCHES sogtheTly from the south
running thence southerly along west"y line or side
to pont s pa'e S6e bnn9red a and GS
egI and foT W ~ nehes noTheFy from The
Nicholas Place thence westerly parallel with One hundred
BOYD and Husband to Frederick n Dubois l,ndred
Nh iI PACE sSy t'e 9uh e then aR "a S the
southerly boundary line Of the ands o. Jennie r. BOYD;
Of said Dubois hundred six QOG feet eight and
s.. Nicholas AveNIe disart one hundred hfty-our
hundred and mr. g-!hrd Street Mich
Gas Ayenne thence northeriy a2ag TIE eastsry side q
feet and oDehaIf ~ Of an incl to a pon. wlery the
bins and land Of Jennie Pod tsrsscts SAID esssrly
about one hundred and fortyeght 4s feet four a. inches
@ stree tire s a o66 2f 0ae 4gn tbea eD
along of said stebbins hundred ard
ortyfve (245 feet eight C inches the point place
Of beginning be the said several distances or dimensions
.ess.
Excepting however from the above described premises
thereof has taken for the Croton Aque
With such right easement any, the said Jennie
B. Boyd Hardness Boyd may have had April 4
1898 to Aqueduct said prem
ises.
BEING OF the premises conveyed to the said
Jennie Boyd BY John Mclean by deed dated the twelfth
day Of July. eighteen hundred and eighty-sx. and
corded the Office the Register Of the City and County
Dssd New York os september PAGE
DAVID MCCLURE. Referee.
EMMETT & ROBINSON, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 90 Wall
Street. New York.
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approximate OF the lien charge 70 sat
%heh the above-described property TO be sold IS
sSzS with thereon from the seventeenth day
OF september, 1900 with and
anounting $3f72i from September IL
tossther with the OF the sale Inc approx
@ aonni OF taxes, assess nents or other liens Whlch
are 70 De allowed purchaser out OF the purchase
money or paid by the Referee S507l4 and interest
Dsted New York September 10. 1900.
EZEKIEL FIXMAN. Referee.
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81 WcHOLAS PLACE
The approximate OF the lien or charge sat
y which the above described property is be sold is
one hundred and three thousand eight hundred and
eghtyeight S9lOO dollars with thereon
te llth day Of September 1900 together with
Snces amounting 10 three hundred and ftyone and
oOO dollars, with interest from the 18th day Of Sep
tember 1900. together with the of sale The
approximate Of assessments other liens
winch to be allowed the purchaser of the
chase money paid by the Referee is Two thousand
ana seysnty-two 93-100 dollars and interest
Dated. New York. September 14th, 1900
DAVID MCCLURE, Referee.
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Dipioeno d Offices.

AMERICAN steel. HOOP COMPANY
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of one and three
quarters q ~ per cent upon the
Preferred this Company. payable October
3lst 1900 record the close bust
ness September Transfer Books will closed
as 10 the Preferred from october 18th October
r 8. WHEELER, Treasurer,
New York. October "a 1900.