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New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
SYRACUSE AND SUBURBAN.
THE TRADE m CBIcAGO

Chicago Dec. Is CSpecial)-Although the Govern
ment figures the wheat crop-522 100000 bushels
were generally considered bearish by the pro-
fessionals Thursday night prices to-day showed
strength and closed half cent over last night
May opened at 72zc. sold between 72ssc. 721kc and
7S1zc and 1880, and closed at BIG December
closed at 5O9sc- There was q liberal demand for
hard Kansas for shipment, with sales OF 10000
bushels The unexpected strength OF the future
market was partly due 20 conduct Of Liverpool.
Although the Englishmen had the Government
figures. Liverpool closed 5kd higher. Argentine
shipments only z24 900 bushels Northwestern
receipts were less than last year-2s cars, against
27s; here there were 116 cars against o. and at all
the primary points. $4,000 bushels against 10000
bushels q year ago. The -four news was more
bush. the output 3 600 barrels at the four points
against 305 week and 600 last year Clear
ances were 25S.OO0 barrels. The seaboard claimed
15o loads for export. There a general dis
position the part OF shorts TO get out. Patten
conspicuous buyer. Cudahy, Barrett, Phil
lips Brosseau Bartlett Frazier lad Mitchell were
active the same side. There was a broader
trade. The Modern Miller" was bearish on the
crop position. and pointed TO the high Government
December condition-g7L
Corn prices were steady except for an opening
Clip. The close the Thursday. 10 1sc
higher; December, 3615c; January, 361zc TO 36ssc;
and May 361k- The Government crop figures
21O5.O 900 bushels without influence, because
about as expected The speculative tone has been
Influenced some by the very large amount OF cash
taken by the port OF Baltimore the past three
days, at least 10000 bushels. Receipts were 443
cars with only three contract; the estimate for
morrow 800 cars. Liverpool up fraction;
seaboard clearances were 7O7 $50 bushels. Shipping
sales here, $4,000 bushels. Country offerings
small Oats have been stirred Of late by additional
buying for the Cudahys. who have been the largest
holders for months. Prices were up &c to-day, the
December January at 217sc. and the May, 2S7sc-
Receipts were 15s cars with 200 for tomorrow. The
Government oats figures, 500 100000 bushels, were
same as the October estimate. The cash demand
keeps good
Flazseed wss fat with hardly a trade, the cash
norninally 81 Sc; December nominaly 81 IS. and the
May 81 IS bid. There was not q transaction At
the three points there were seventy-two cars OF
seed against thirty-four last year. There was
slight yielding Of December lard, Of &c, but every
thing else on the provision list was sc to 1Oc
higher There were 5000 hogs. with 1900 for to-
morrow Product was helped by the grain firm
ness The Cudehys have ceased supporting Oc-
tober lard, but have merely transferred their in
terest May.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
Nome of Gummons.
CTTPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

~ NEW YORK, County of New YorI-catharine Bren-
na Plaintiff Michael Strauss ard Mary Strauss
his wife Mary fictitious. Sc; Augustus sieeold
George Tonavn Weiss Solomon Jacobs Josephine
Gallo. Joseph LgourL North American Trust Company:
pbffin Kosnig James NJ Robinson. Jacob Brombachers
sens John G Childs. Nelson Taft. Otto Irving Wise
Tgnnrnan Il. Tounker and Faik Younker William Ett-
State of New York, Defendants No
~ To the above defendants and each them;
you are hereby summoned the complaint
action and Of your answer the Plain
tins Attorneys within twenty COP days after the service
Of exclusive OF the day Of sSiee and in
case your failure appear judgment will
against by default for the relief demanded
in he complaint. Dated New York October % 1905.
IEVFNTRITT & BRENNAN, Plaintiffs Attorneys Of
hce and p O. Address, 800 Broadway, Borough OF
Manhattan. New York City.
personal claim Is made against Of the defend
except Michael Strauss Dated New York. October
%. 1900.
LENENTRITT s. BRENNAN Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To the defendants. George Bonavis Henry Weiss, Jo-
aephine Gallo Joseph LgouTt James NJ Robinson Nelson
Taft and Otto Irving Wise: The foregoing summons
upon by publication. pursuant
the Honorable James Fitzgerald Justice of the above
named Court, dated November 3d. 1900 filed with the
papers this upon which the granted
IN Once Of the Clerk Of this day
December. 1900. Dated New York. December g. 1900.
Yours. etc, LEVENTRITT g. BRENNAN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Office Address $50
wa5- Borough Of Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
NOTICE TO REDEEM
The Mortgage Bonds of The Proctor &
Gamble Company.
Once Of the Proctor & Gamble Company,



Cincinnati Ohio, Sept. 81, 1900.
NOTICE is hereby given and holders of
" the first and only mortgage bonds Of The Proctor
Gamble Company corporation organized under the laws
Of Ne-ersey doing business Cincinnati and Ivory
dale Hamilton County. Ohio that said company has in
pursuance reserved in said bonds and the
mortgage securing the said bonds
interest day after the July 1900 determined
and will on January l. 1901 Union Trust Com
pany Of New York No. so Broadway, Of said city. re
deem each all of said bonds. numbered from /
2O0O inclusive; all and holders Of either
any of said bonds requested 10 present their
time place. the
be presented for redemption; provision has been
depositing the funds and the
win be deposit with said Trust Company TO make
such redemption said time and place by paying the
interest specified to
gether principal and per centun
premium thereon; with the
made in said bonds and mortgage, interest shall
at the date specified for the redemption thereof.
THE PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY.
By VIM. A. Proctor. its President D. y Gamble. its
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
Proposals.

NoTICE.-Sealed proposals win be received
until p NJ Monday. December sist, 1900. the
once OF The Pennsylvania Company for assurances
Lives Granting Annuities. No. 5lT Chestnut St..
philadelphia, Trustee, for the sale them many
OF the Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Trust Certificates si65 Esd 90 will purchase
The offerings the lowest prices exceeding par
costing In the aggregate not more than the amount stated
wifi be accepted the parties offering them advised
once. and payment be made when the Certificates
assigned. and after Wednesday. January End 1901
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for sale Of
Philadelphia. Wilmington Baltimore Railroad
Trust Certificates and addressed 70
c. S. W. PACKARD. President
GIT Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
financial.
TO THE FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDHoLDERs
OF THE
Fort Worth and Denver
City Railway Company.

The interest the mortgage bonds Of the Fort
worth ana Denver City Railway Company, by
agreement Of October 18TH 1895 between Committee Of
the Bondhoders and the Union Pacific Denver and Gulf
haiiway Company and its Receiver was reduced for
te to four per cent. will after December 1900 accrue
anu oe payable at the original six per cent.
me control OF the Company through stock ownership
IN the colorado ana Southern Railway Company and
pPeaIs "0ih punished reports that the present
ss OF tne property are not sufficient pay
'ees' on the bonds Under circumstances II be-
ees essehta that the bondhoders in securing all
he consideration TO which they entitled and
De- enforcing their rights mortgages and other
wise protecting their interests
Inc uhoerslsned have been requested by the principal
oonoholoers to act bondholders committee and in
ooer 10 confer upon the necessary authority
he oondhoders are respectfully urged to deposit their
Oohos al once with the United States Trust Company
oneer f5 a nondhoiders' agreement lodged with it,
srSEed certineates Of deposit will be issued by the
ano application be he
->eN S.,iNE ioFh st0cK exchange TO list the same
O une agreement be obtained either from
'i'e Trust company or from the Committee
HENRY II. McHARG, 40 Wall ST.
siDELL TILGHMAN, 40 Wall ST.
FRANKLIN b. LORD. 100 Broadway
LORD DAY & LORD Counsel
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29


The approximate amount Of the Hen or charge 70
isfy which above-descrtoed property sold
s33 A. with interest thereon from the eighth day or
Deceuber 1900, together with costs and
uountipz to S4S6OO together with the
sale The premises be sold subject prior mort
vaga 5000 interest from
now held by the New York Life Insurance and Trust
Cornpany also a prior mortgage for s179S0.0o
interest from August 2sth. 1900 now held By Sarah
Jacobs assessments and other Esns
amountIng to the sum OF $a9e.Os interest.
Dated New York December 18th 1900
ALFRED STECEIER-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
Centre Line Of Block.
fcftN Street


The approximate or chArxs 20
satisfy which the property Is 20 De sold
ST. 500 6I-ioo with interest thereon
OF November 1000. together with and allowance
amounting s323 30-l0o with Interest nom December
18th. 1900 together with the of the
approximate amount o. taxes assessments other sns
which be allowed the purchaser os
paid By the Refsree Is s. TIA Asioo
and interest
Dated. New York. December 24th. 1900.
ARTHUR D. TRUAx. Retsrss-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County 3

New York.-Charies A Peabody, Jr- Plaintiff. against
John e ORrien others, Defendants--In pursuance
OF Judgment foreclosure sale. duly Tnats ana
entered in above entitled action bearing date the
November 1900. J. the undersigned thu
Referee in said Judgment named viii SELL at public auc-
tion. New York Real Estate Salesroon, III
Broadway IN the Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
the oath Of December 1900, u o'clock
noon day. ~ Peter r Meyer. Auctioneer. the
directed by said Judgment be sold
described follows All those
parcels land and the buildings thereon. situate IN
Block Number 2043 Twelfth the city az
New York. and bounded and described folows Be-
ginning a point formed by the intersection
Northery side OF One hundred and ory-rst
Westerly side Eighth Avenue; rherce
said OF hlIudr nd
forty-hrst Northerv and
parallel Eighth Avenue forty-nne and eleven
inches; thence Easterly and parallel with hundred
and forty-hrst Street hundred
side Of Eighth Avenue a1 thence Southerly along
Westerly side Of Eighth Avenue forty-nine nd
eleven inches TO the point place OF beginning.
York, November 3Oth
SAMPSON H WEINHANDI1ER,
PEABODY. BAKER & PEABODY
Attorneys for Plaintiff Wall Street Borough Of Ma,~
haitian. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
No 2OI West i4Isf s.

W -
I4lst Street.
The approximate amount OF the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property Is TO be sold
thousand hundred thirty dollars with Interest
te>reon from the 9th day Of November 1900 together
with and allowances amounting ndr.d
from NJ
vember 9th. 1900 expenses OF the zal
The approximate Of orH.-
liens which be allowed the purchaser out OF
the purchase paid the referee corner
lot being Number SOl West One hundred and fortyrsr
Street. is Sl23692 and interest and said
subject 100000 interest AZ se
from March 4th. 800 OF which there
has been paid 10000.
The approximate amount Of taxes. assessments or
other HeEs which be allowed the purchaser our
OF the purchase money paid BY the referee. Mum
ber 2645 Eighth Avenue, S967O2 interest and MID
lot is 70 be sold subject 70 a mortgage Of $4,000 with
which interest there has been paid $4,000.
November 30th,
SAMPSON H WEINHANDLER Resar..
The Of the above premises hereby Adjourned n,
Monday. December 31st. 1900 and pa-s
Dated y. Y. December "a. 1900
SAMPSON H WEINHANDI.ER.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

n
New York The Emigrant Industrial Savings Bapk
Plaintiff against Charles F. Rhine DeSandsnrs
In OF a Judgment OF Foreclosure and SAL.
duly the action bear
18th day OF December. 1900 I the under-
signed. Referee in said judgment named will sal an
Public the New York Saesroor,
No Ill Broadway. in the Borough Of Manhattan civ
New York the 18th day OF January 1901 az Il.
o'clock noon that day. by D. Phrnix Ing-aharn
Auconee- the premises directed by said %
be sold. and therein described as follows:
certain lot, piece parcel of land. tia
buildings thereon erected situate lying and ssing
18th Ward OF the City Of New York Borough Man
hatan) Westerly side OF Third Avenue bounded
described follows viz: Eassery In front
Third Avenue Westerly by a line drawn parallel to the
Third Avenue the distance OF Ninety Westerly
thsrefrom Northerly BY the line OF the
hundred and twenty-sfxth Street
tWenty-sevsnth Street. and Southerly
drawn parallel said line southsrly
side thereof distance OF twenty-four feet
inches and seventve feet notherly from
northery line Of One hundred and twentyslxth Street.
said being twentyfour feet and ten inches in
and ninety feet in depth each sida
Dated York. December "a 1900
ARTHUR d. TRUAx Referees
r & E. J. OGORMAN. Attorneys for Plaintir. 40 aa.f
81 Chambers ST.. Borough Of Manhattan. New York
City.
The following diagram Of the property 70 be sod
described above the street number being No ga.
Third Avenue' o. -.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
TO
WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of
Director II The Wabash Railroad Co. has this day
declared that the earnings Of said Company for the
ending December 81 1900. warrants the
rnent per the Debenture a. Bonds OF
this Company Said payment will be made the Office
Of Company No 1875 Broadway. New York on
1901 holders Of record Of January s. 1901
The transfer viii close January 8 1901, at twelve
o'clock noon and reopen January 1901. at ten clock
A M J. c. OTTESON. Asst Treasurer
New York Dec. IS 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
financial nleetlnas.

LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK.
32-42 East -seco0d Street.
New York. December q. 1900.
NsHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Shareholders
l. of this bank for election Of Directors for the
ensuing wear win be held at banking
dav 1901 between the hours Of u N. and
w. T CORNELL Cashier.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
~ trp of the stockholders Of the PINSEY. CASSE &
TkcRI[Y co for election Of directors and other
ropriae business be held al the companys office.
80 273 Canal Street. in the city Of New York. on
wednesday the second day OF January, 1gg4' az 10
O'Clock A. II. =. =. sAlI.la &c y.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
QUARTERLY EARNINGS.

The following statements for the quarter ended
September 80 have been fled with the Railroad
Commissioners:
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

TME LAKEWOOD,
LAKEWOOD. NEW JERSEY.
Palace Hotel OF the North. in the Pins
Woods OF New Jersey
Perfectly appointed UnequaIlsd cuisine.
Environment superb.
Four hundred elegantly furnished bedrooms one-haf en-
suite. with private baths and fires The famous
Hycrotherapeuc Baths under the direction OF the
house physician Write booklet and diagram OF
rooms JAMES N. BERRY. Manager
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
szOO,OOO IS BEING SUBSCRIBED
promising unusual profits.
S25,000 is DESIRED FROM A MAN

whose experience him the position factory
for which Of the present subscribers is
qualified Satisfactory salary and authority the right
man. Address MANUFACTURING. Box 42. The
~
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

THE REGULAR quarterly dividend of ONE
PER CENT on the common stock has been de;
cared pavabe January 18th, 1901. Transfer books will
closed January 9Th TO January 18TH both inclu-
sive J.. A. LEWIS. Asst. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

5rbool AseHnes
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors. Teachers Governesses
&c. 10 Colleges. Schools and Families Apply
Mrs J. YoUNG-F'uLToN. % Union SQUARE.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

BERMUDA.
BERMUDA.
THE IDEAL WINTER RESORT.
TM[E PR1NGESS MOTEla
Open from December to May.
Accommodates zoe guests. For terms. etc, address
n. $ HOWE HAMILTON. BERMUDA.
Circulars al i. II. Scohelds Madison Ave. ". Y.
MAMli tom HOTEL, BERMUDA.
OPEN DECEMBER TO MAY.
Situated on high OF the city Of
Hamilton the capital OF Bermuda Send for booklet.
A. c. BROOKS. MANAGER.
HAMILTON BERMUDA
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
BRIDGEPORT TRACTION COMPANY.
THE COUPONS of the Bridgeport Traction
NATIONAL BISCUIT

Company. due Jan. 1st 1901, viii be paid on present
tion and after ID at the Office OF Redmond, X
& Co., Al Wall Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

THE PRoCTER & GAMBLE co.
Cincinnati Dec "a, 1900
THE Bonds and Coupons of the Proctor &
Gamble Co. !. 1901. paid only
the Union Trust Co.. No. so Broadway. New York. the
having called for payment No Coupons will
be paid unless accompanied by the Bonds.
THE PROCTER & GAMBLE CO.,
J. H. FRENCH, Treas.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

THE PENNHURsT Michigan-ave., second house from
Il Beach, Atlantic City N. J.-Open entire year Eie
vator street level special rate for the winter
Booklet mailed.
JAMES HOOD.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
VIRGINIA.
GEORGIA.

GEORGIA.
THoMAsvILLE GA.
PlNEV WOODS HOTEL,
DOWN IN THE PINE FORESTS
COUNTRY CLUB. GOLF LINKS. QUAIL AND TRAP
SHOOTING BICYCLE PATHS
HARVEY & WOOD. Hotel Bellevue Boston.
Park Place New York Mondays 10 TO L.
MOTgl BON A0LR7 augusta GU
This well-knoUn open 15th seecl
patronage An excellent Colt Course facilities ali
outdoor sports Only 80 " Y. through
trains daily with Pullman accommodations. partc-
address, c G. TRUsSELI. Manager.
Also Manager New Frontsnac. Thousand Islands 81
Lawrence River, N Y. One OF the most elegant
hotels
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
i93rd Consecutive SeHli-AnnuaI Dividend.
THE CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK.

CENT. out of the earnings Of the past three months
declared by the Board Of Directors.
payable ID 1901. until which date
transfer books will be closed
New York. December 21st. 1900
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-06-29

most choice spread of all the deli
cacies of the season and in great
profusion. Fully as much was
left as was eaten and that too
regardless of the fact that about
one Thousand guests partook of
the repast. 1t was under the able
management of John L. Clayton,
stewart of the Rainier Club, and L.
S. Blackshire, professional
caterer. It was the first time that
young colored men in this section
OF the country ever drew off SO
responsible q banquet, but it
evidently will not be the last, if
the compliments passed by the
guests of that occasion, count for
anything.
The Republicans case was very
clearly stated by the speakers on
that occasion, and those who listen
ed thereto know exactly along
what line the next state campaign
will be fought so far as the Repub-
licans are concerned. Chairman
Root, who is largely responsible
for the brilliant success of the
entire blow out, read letters of
regret from many leading Repub-
licans from different sections of
the state, who were unable to at
tend, but outlined their ideas of
the coming campaign. The speak
ers, beginning with the brilliant
young Wa1la Walla orator to the
last man that spoke, exhibited
spirit which foreshadowed certain
success at the polls next Novem-
Der. The orator Of the occasion
was Hon. John l.. Wilson, who
was rendered a most fattering
ovation when his name was called
by Toastmaster Claypool. His
effort on that occasion was an out
pour Of logic, eloquence and
craftsmanship. His subject, "Ex-
pansion," he did mot depart from
during one minutea while he was
before the audience, and, ,when he
had finished, many there were
present that knew more about the
expansion of our country from
time to time during it's existence
than they ever knew before. The
Young Mems Republican Club is
to be congratulated on it's selection
as a representative to speak on
that occasion in the person Of Mr.. |
e. G Ellis. His every word was
full and over flowing with meat
for thought and he made many
votes for the cause before he had |
finished.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-06-29

And still another circular has
been sent outby the Piper-Humes-
Ankeny combine, which clearly
shows what a state of desperation
the gang has been driven to. It is
headed, "WHY HUMEs WILL VIM
and it starts out, "If Judge Humes
is put forward by the Republicans
OF King county as their candidate
he will be nominated. If thew
choose to present another name,
their success is questionable. -
Here is an implied threat direct
from the Levi Ankeny forces to
the effect that, if man is not
nominated for the governorship
OF this state by the Republicans
OF his liking and approval, he will
defeat such candidate at the polls.
There you arel those that can not
be purchased are to be brow beat.
ened into the support of the man
who desires to rule the politics OF
the state of Washington, all the
same Clark of Montana.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-06-29
Political Pot-Pie.

a
Fair Play: heads a circular
letter sent out by the Piper
Humes combine to the voters OF
this city and county for the ex-
press purpose of gaining sympa-
thy for Tom Humes' candidacy
Tor the governorship nomination.
Why, In Heavens name, does Mr..
Humes suppose the voters will be
any more inclined to treat him un-
fairly now than they have for the
past fifteen years? Has he not
during all of that time fed at the
public crib? Is he not at this
very minute feeding on a $4,000
per year salary given to him by
the voters of Seattle? Did he not
publicly announce that, it was on
account of the proposed increase
OF the mayors salary why he
wanted to be reelected? Has not
the increase been given? Why is
he not then satisfied with the
goods the gods have provided?
Grant it that every newsnanar
In the city is opposing the nomi-
nation of Tom Humes for COVER
nor, then does not this fact lie in
the very reason that, he is never
satisfied with what he gets? Sup
port the man for one fat Office and
he is no sooner elected than he
announces himself candidate for
another Office. The ambitions of
Tom Humes are further opposed
at this particular time by the
newspapers of Seattle for two
other great reasons, the first
because he is under the influence
OF such men as George q. Piper,
whose Oregon record is not that
OF an angels, and, secondly, be-
cause Piper has associated with
him, one Tom Fisk, who seems to
have been sent to King county by
Levi Ankeny for the express pur-
pose Of running King county poll
tics In the interest of Mr.. Ankeny's
senatorial candidacy. If Mr..
Fisk as an attorney at law has
earned enough to pay his Office
rent since he has been in Seattle
then no one seems to be aware of
the fact but Tom Fisk. In short.
1t is the concensus of opinion here
that Tom Fisk has drawn a salary
from Levi Ankeny ever since he
has lived in Seattle just as regu-
larly as the clerks in Mr.. Ankeny's
bank and, he is here to disrupt
King county Republicans and see
to it that split delegation goes to
the state convention, unless a
plant King county tool of Levi
Ankeny is endorsed for the COVER
norship. Should the men now
directing the Humes campaign in
this county live for thousand
years and do some good for the
city and county every minute Of
that time they could not undo the
wrong and injury Seattle has
already sustained at their hands.
1t is pretty nearly time that Sc
attic citizens were throwing off
such a political nightmare.