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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-01
sALiss--Tlli Day.
BY =. & Il. l. Denoon.
Real Estate Agents and Auct.oneers,
81 MAR. Street.

CONTAINING TOGETHER ABOUT 40
ACRES
We will sell these DEsI I.. Biz.
TRACTS OF LAND, with the d"lsilliisss
ana improvements thereon, on prem
iss T;H gii NOVEMBER j. 1890.
.t 10 O'Clock NJ The first tract contains
- ACRES, 40 of which are IN a h!gn
state of cultivation. and l. acres dts ~.
pine and oak woods. The improvements
consist of a nice 7-room dwelling, sood
stahlaS barn aud all necessary outbuild-
ings About acres are wen SCI ~ S.a3s
and clover orchard contains IL me - w
trees and vineyard about .iuo grape vines
plenty of strawberries, &c.
The second tract contains " -aoi>i.S
with large road front, which can pe SUI
divided into two tracts OF ~ anu - srao,,,
respectively. the first having an o-tooii
house and the smaller tract 6-foon
house. each having about 10 acres IN
wood, and stables, barns ana numerous
outbuildings.
small buildings thereon tliie water On
t These are most desirable trucking
farms. ana are only about six miles from
Richmond, near the Brook turnpike,
which is the best road entering the city.
and a short distance from LAKESIDE Pafk
and the R., T. and Z. Railroad.
We will divide these tracts to SUIT the
views of bidders. and as the owners are
determined to sell bargains may be eX-z
pccted.
tioneers at II A. ~. and Lakeside Park
at l 30 A. NJ.
TERMS Very liberal; small cash pay
ment and long time on BALANCE
c. l.. & Fl. L. DENOON,
occS Aectionecrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-01
HEAVY PUNISHMENT.

Prosser Taylor tcoloreD was charged
with shooting at George Lewis also col
o-ed The affair started about sum of
money that Lewis owed Taylor. and 1t
Look place in the nelshhorhood OF Scale
House corner. Taylor ran after Lewis. and
whe, he declined 10 pay him the money.
h, drew the pistol and fired at him.
MAS Lewis running when you 1ired?''
asked Justice John.
Eyes, sir; hut reckon he was trying to
head me Oft, replied Taylor, and every
body III the room. including Press Ed
ridge, who was a spectator. snickered.
We'll You can give me $50 for carry
ing q concealed weapon, and thirty days
il Jail; $40 for shooting at a man in the
pubic streets. and six months in jail.
VIM Robinson and James Jones, two
negroes arrested by Officer Werner for
wandering about the streets at unseen
~ hours, were given six months each as
SUSPICIOUS characters.
Henry Jones (coIoredl was sent down for
1a:rty days for having in his possession
a bride that he acknowledged having
sfniall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-01
led on in Bernstesn's place
BERNSTEIN WAS WARNED.


The evidence was not sufficient to con-
rict. After The charge had been dismiss
cd. Commonwealth s Attorney Richardson
warned Mr.. Bernstein that he would ask
The Chief Of Police to keep a close watch
over his place and if he was caught run
ming a gambling joint he would be fully
prosecuted.
The next case of interest that was dis
posed OF, was that of a young white man.
manned Wilbur Gordon, who begged to be
sent to the gang. He was asked which
place ale preferred. the jail or the gang,
and he chose the latter.
This is one of The times ] won't be
accommodating said the Great Dispen-
ser as de sent the young man 10 Jail for
thirty days TO get The whiskey oft OF
liim.
George Tones was charged by Farmer Z.
j.. Martin with taking Sc belonging to
him. Tcnes came 10 market with load
last Saturday. He sold out, and, While
es!oe, in his cart. some one stole his
money Mr. Martin got out warrant
charging him with theft, but he couidn t
prove the charge, and Tones was dis
charged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-01
Office OF the

Secretary and TREASURER oil the Atlantic
Coast Lire f. Z. Co,
Wilmington, y C.. oct. 90, 1900.
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
Stockholders Of the Atlantic Coast Lire
Railroad Company will be held at the
office OF the company in Richmond,
va, on MONDAY. the t9th day OF Nc
yemher, y u. 1900. 1T l. O'Clock VI.
JAMES +. POST,
Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-01

~~--~-------------,
STOCK al the RICHMOND
TRACTION COMPANY will be .leld. -
REQUIRED by the bylaws OF The company.
ar the eompany's office, No. lee6 East
Main Street, Richmond. Va. II i NJ.
cn TUESDAY. November q 1900.
EVERETT WADDEY,
Secretary Richmond Traction Co.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
THE BIBLE.
DR. MACARTHUR AND THE CRITICS.

THE OLD BOOK AND THE OLD FAITH BY BY
New-York: f. B Treat & Co.
DR.. Macarthur not well advised In pub
fishing this volume. IT is a tumble Of asser-
tions unsupported by proof. largely rhetorical
and giving no evidences Of careful study or
scholarship. The author declaims eloauently
against the critics of the Bible because they
contradict and snnihilate each other. He tries
TO give the impression that they thus mutually
destroy each other. and therefore there is no
need to pay any attention to what they say But
on his own showing the conservatives have from
time to time been putting forth mutually de-
structiVe theories of inspiration. Yet he does
not conclude that there is such thing as in
spiration. 1t is grotesque TO assume that the
critics of the Bible are merely engaged in a
Kilkenny fight with each other. Even the
most hidebound conservatives accept many OF
the conclusions OF the critics DR.. Macarthur
reasoning is sometimes curious. He assumes
that God must reveal Himself. Then he at once
iun,ps 70 the conclusion that God has revealed
Himself clinching the argument with a sneer at
the critics small amount Of talent That
revelation. he assumes is the Bible. Such lame
logic will not satisfy Christians VINO al
ready believe the Bible TO be Divine revela-
tion and # is ridiculous to offer It to those who
do not so regard the Bible but who are willing
70 consider any real argument showing that God
did actually inspire it,
Coming 70 the historical evidence in favor OF
th4 Bible. Dr. Macarthur cites the fact that the
Isvys testified TO the sacredness of the Old Tes-
lament version known as the Septuagint. And
l,t1le further on he adds so did Christ" But
the septuagint Old Testament contained the So
called apocryphal books which DR.. Macarthur.
as good Protestant rejects. on his own show
ing therefore the Jews accepted these apocry-
phal books and as scholars say that Christ
quoted from the Septuagint version He
also apparently accepted them by implication
Therefore the Jewish Endorsement of the
Septuaeint proves too much for Protestants AS
10 inspiration DR.. Macarthur admits that no
well defined doctrine concerning 1t was formu-
lated until after the Reformation, and Christians
are yet at odds in defining It. That does not
disprove the fact OF inspiration. but II does
give scholars the right ask what 1t Is. The
men who formulated the doctrine after the Ref
ormation" were not inspired and inerrant so
far as We know. They may have been utterly
mistaken But If every reverent scholar who
studes this or any other question relating to the
Bible is 10 be denounced how the real facts
to be ascertained?
Those who hold the old traditional view OF the
Bible will not advance their cause by vague
them They can ignore the work of the higher
critics or they try to overthrow their con-
clusions by concrete proofs. But rhetorlcal
commonplaces which skilfully avoid the points
at issue are worse than useless. For they give
the world the impression that there is nothing
else to be said in favor of the traditional view.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
PROPOSALS TO CLEAN UNIMPROyED

STREETS IN THE DISTRICT OF COIUMBIA-
of District of Columbia.
Washington d. G., April -. 1900 Sealed proposals. in
Proposals clean unimprOved streets, VIII oe
received this Office until - ocock NJ May 10 100 70
unimproved the city OF Washington
G. per blank of proposals and specifications
OF which, all Information may
be office Of the Superintendent OF street
Cleaning i64 Louisiana northwest, Washington
D 4 certified check for thousand dollars tSlW4l
certificate of the Collector of Taxes d. C. hat Sald
deposited with him. must accompany
each proposal guarantee that the bidder viii enter
his bid should be accepted The rlght 70
bids is reserved. JOHN II. WIGHT
JOHN w. ROSS. LANSING Fl. BEACH. Commissioners
Of he nisfrI Of
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
CUsTOM-HOUsE. NEW YORK
Collectors ONCE. April - 1900
SUPPLIES For RENENUE VESSEL S

Sealed for supplying ship chandler ratious
o United Revenue Gutter
Service regularly temporarily at New YORK
New York delivered board said vessels at that
place during the fiscal ending June so 1901
received this Office until O'Clock p. Saturday
May u. 1900 at which time and place ,hey will be pub
licy opened. The coal furnished 20 anthrac;te
O quality; uniform n character.
weigh 24O pounds the on board
times and In such NAV
required, localities readily accessible said vessels
and be subject inspection quality and weight
Tdders will the prices both for steaming
coal their facilities furnishing vessels
with fresh and their charges Blank forms
proposals. with schedules showing shin
chandlery and component of be mad
upon application this Office: proposals be sub
u.itted these forms bids also be re-
ceived at the time and place for ubricang and
Illuminating oils. The right is
all bids and will be put uht Con
shall have made appropriation for purpose
T. r. BIDWELI4 Collector
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
pROPOsALs TO SPRINKLE. SWEEP AND

CLEAN by machine such improved streets and ave
District of Columbia the commissioners
designate.-Office Commissioners of o
Columbia. Washington. April % 19ooSealed proposals.
indorsed proposals sprinkle. clean sweep
proved streets and avenues. will be received
Office until II O'Clock Nav TO- 1900 sprinkle
and clean the paved streets and avenues of the Dis
trCt Columbia. per blank forms Of proposals
specifications. which.
formation, may be obtained the oice of Supern
Of Ceaning i6i Louisiana
west. Washington. D. c. \ certified check for
Taxes. n G. that said amount has been deposited
with him accompany each proposal a guarantee
bidder will into contract If his bid
be accepted The right reject any ard all
served JOHN B. WIGHT, JOHN W. ROSS, LANSING
II BEACH. Commissioners O Dstric: OF Columbia
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02

CLEAN BY HAND SUCH IMPROVED STREETS
AND AVENUES IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
AS THE COMMISSIONERS MAY DESIGNATE once
OF he o Columbia
iugtou g. April 25, Sealed proposals
Proposals sprinkle. and clean
and by hand will be received this office until
10, 1900 sprinkle, and clean
such paved and Of the District of Columbia
< Commissioners designate, blank forms
proposals and specifications, copies of which all
other necessary inforna tOn. may be obtained
Of Superintendent Of Street Cleaning
Louisiana northwest, Washington d c.
thousand dollars $4,000. a
cate of the Collector Of Taxes d c.. that said amount
has deposited with him, accompany pro
posal guarantee that the bidder will enter into
accepted. reject
al + JOHN B. WIGHT JOHN
W. ROSS. LANSING H. BEACH Commissioners the
District OF Columbia
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02

Department NJ Interior. Ofhcp ~ indian NH7irs
Washington D. C. March 20 1gOO-Sealed proposals IN
dorsed Proposals for blankets woolen and cotton e
clothing may be. and directed 70 tne
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs Nos. - and - Voc
New York City. will he received untu y ttN
m Of Tuesday. May 10 1900 f"r furnishing t95 %
wooden and cotton g9odS ''n|
Bids must be made out on q
Schedules giving all necessary
bidders VIII furnished application 70 me !nn
Office. Washington. u a. Nos a and 20 Wooster street
City 2S5 Johnson street. Chicago. HI 'ne
Commissaries Of Subsistence, L. s A, at cheyenne ia
snworth Omaha. st. Louis ST. Paul and san FRANCISCO
the postmasters at Sioux City. Y@nkon Arkansas Ily,
Caldwell. Topeka. Wichita. and Tucson. Bids VIII De
above stated bidders
invited present opening The Department re
determine the delivery and 70
reject any a bids. any part Of bid.
w a. JONES Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
Proposals.
ARMY RUILDING. whitehall Street, New

York CITY April 80. 19OOSea.ed proposals IN " ~
icate will be received here until u O'Clock noon 'ty
49, 1900 opened in the presence OF
Department with stationery
supplies veterinary medicines and Instruments Ia and
Icis hardware. galvanized non p,pe
fittings Of brushes horse and mule
officer specified schedule 70 "e arcent
right reject or
any proposals. part thereof fT"tefrh.
facure conditions Of quality and price dncunns d,,tv
of foreign productions manufacture
thereon) being equal Envelopes containing an
should he marked: Proposals for ouartc;Ilt ., Cc
to he NAV 1900 addIessed u
A S. KTMRALL. A. O VI Gcn'L L. :. a. Depot ]
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
PROPOSALS TO COLLECT AND DISPOSE

OF ASHES from private residences and such other
places city OF Washington the Commissioners
designate.-ExeCutive Office Commissioners of the
District of Columbia. Washington April -, 1909 Sealed
indorsed Proposals collect and dispose or
ashes from private residences and such other places IN
Washington Commissioners desig
nate. will be received at this office until II O'Clock NJ
collect dispose Of ashes blank
copies OF which
necessary information. be obtained the
office Supt Cleaning. i6t Louisiana
y w. Washington. D. G. certified check for two
dollars certificate OF Collector
Of Taxes D. G. that said amount has been deposited Win
him must accompany each proposal guarantee that
bidder will II his bid should
The right all bids reserved
JOHN 3. WIGHT. JOHN w. ROSS, LANSING II.
BEACH. Commissioners u. {.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
PROPOSALS TO CLEAN IMPROVED AL

LEYS IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Ofice
Commissioners Of the District OF Columbia. Wash
ingon d. g., April 25 1900 Sealed Proposals. ndorsed
proposals clean improved alleys. viii be received
this office until II o'clock NJ, May TO- 1900. 70 clean
improved alleys in the Of Washington, L. c,
blank forms Of proposals and specifications copies
which and all other information. be
obtained office of the Superintendent
Alley Cleaning, 464 Louisiana avenue northwest. Wash
ingon ID. c. a certified check for thousand dollars
$1,000 certificate Of the Collector Of Taxes D. C..
said has been deposited with him,
company each proposal guarantee that the bidder
IL his bid should he accepted.
The reject and all bids is reserved. JOHN
r. WIGHT, JOHN W. ROSS LANSING II BEACH.
Commissioners the District Of Columbia.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02

citation Of the value of reticence once came un-
der my notice Two officers Of department
under my care having a personal dispute set to
work to quarrel paper; and their obserVa-
tions were brought to me. In them Mr. A said
of his opponent, "Mr. B. failed to appreciate the
force and the energy, the justifable force and
energy. of the language which j kept back
Again. an anecdote Of the great Duke of Wei
lington:
/ have reason to believe that II is no
calumNy to say Of him that on many notes with
the prayer Of which he unable to comply
he used to write three letters only-E. b. d.
My readers may expand these initials for them
selves. His CIrace's private secretary knew
they were instructions to express in the most
courteous terms the regret felt by Field Marshal
the Duke Of Wellington that His Grace was un-
able to be of service to the writer In the man.
ner desired by his letter.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
DEPOT OTTARTERMASTERS OFFICE,

Washington d e.. April 2s 10Co.-S@1lsi p,3p-dats
In trpIicate VIII received here until T. NJ iI, NuI's
May 2S. 1900 furnishing during hscai ZeSr t,o1
June 20. 1901. fuel and mineral lamp OIL Iu,l
furnished application T. : reserves rlEnt nveio,es
containing proposals should marked Proposals FOR
Ln1elLn aaAr Z u
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02

Ex-President Cleveland has written for The
Atlantic political articles, the first Of
which The independence Of the Executive,
will appear in the June number.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner

IN PURSUANCE of order of Hon Abner
c. Thomas. Surrogate of the County OF New York
Notice hereby given to all having claims agans
Eugenia Bethune Stein late OF the County ot New York
deceased the with 10
subscribers their place business the
office OF FaneuN D. s. Bethune, Room Nassau
Street Borough OF Manhattan. IN the city New York
before the twenty-hrth day OF September next.
Dated New York, the twentieth day ot March.
JOHN BETHUNE STEIN. NJ. d. Rev. AI.ENIS WILL.
LAM STEIN EANEJlI. Dt'NkfN STEIN BF-THUNH
Executors ECGDNIA BETH Ne STEIN. Jr. Esxecutrtx
FANEUII4 i. : BErHUNE Esq. for ESNecu-
Room sos 90 Nassau St. Borough OF Manhattan
New city.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02

The New York 'Bookman" is responsible for
the following story, though declining to vouch
for It's accuracy: 1T concerns certain very
distinguished statesman whose identity we could
not for a moment think of disclosing. but of
whom shall mysteriousy say that he three
times disputed-twice successfully-the office of
President of the United States. and is at present
a resident of Princeton n. ]. This distinguished
statesman read Miss Cholmondeley's book with
so much ardor and interest that. upon one occa-
sion. when the volume temporarily misad
he rushed impatenty about the house inquiring
Where is that Red GarbaEe?'"
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
NOR TRAVELLERS.

NOR TRAN EIERS.
COOKS CIRCULAR NOTES AVAILABLE EVERY
WHERE. Combine convenience security. and economy
in carrying Letters OF Credit Drafts Gable Trans
ters. Foreign Money
AND IlS5 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
PhiIaielnhia Boston. ChicaEo San Franciscn
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02

Included in the new Oxford Dictionary. whe1
n it is explained "as the quality of being
apable of limitation" The word moves
,oet of Punch" to these amusing lines:
See the modern Dinosaurs.
oxford reared,
Drag his clumsy length before us
Truly weird.
See his ugly head a-dangle
All Crack-jawed,
Near 10 Balliol quadrangle
In the Broad
Watch his fearful front and forehead
Roman born,
And his body sprawling horrid
Through the Corn.
Then his tail, ah! will he ever
Get it by?
Writhng in the vain endeavor
Down the High.
Twisting like "a school, Of porpoise.
Round ship.
Flicking Oriel and Corpus
With the tip.
Monster! Tho it's hard to credit
Thee with sense,
Yet thy use to those who edit
Is immense;
Thou canst teach a gaping nation
Through the eyes.
Negativing limitation
By sheer size.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
5urroaates Notlces.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER of Hon.
Abner G Thomas, Surrogate of the County Of New
York Notice Is hereby given ell persons having claims
against Hester A Cowing. late Of County Of New
York deceased 10 present the vouchers thereof
TO the subscriber his place Of
the office Of stanton Hopkins. No 81 Nassau Street
Borough of Manhattan in City of New York on o.
before the first day OF October
Dated New York. the 2Tth day OF March 1900
RUFUS r COMING Executor
STANTON & HOPKINS. Attorneys for Executor No n
Nassau StrCet. ROrough OF Manha.t YORK City
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
CUNARD LINE.

TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
From Piers 81 and 20. North River
May < 10 A NJ ivernia "a pm
IL. p. NJ .I.uCa1ia Iun q A
ampania. MAY 49, . A NJ Etrra. ...- June o p N
VERNON H BROWN & co. Gen
90 BROADWAY NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
ERENCH LINE.

COMPAGNIE GENERAI.E TRANSA ATI4ANTIoU-E
DIRECT LINE To HAVRE-PARIS CF-ance).
Sailing every Thursday at 10 a. VI
From {. North River. Morton
La Rretagne MAY ? l. AGutaine May -
La 10 Ia
May - La
Accommodations reserved GraDGs Hotels tl
TroCadero during the Paris Exposition
General Agency for United States and Canada 50
Broadway New York
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
Spring Resorts.

VNHE ALBEMARIE. ATLANTIC CITY y j.
L Virginia Ave. Beach New throughout Ex-
tensvey enlarged and improved Capacity. $50 Every
comfort and convenience Elevator from level
tensve parors private baths Superior
daons which include good and excellent table
reduced July LIST $500 $1,000 weekly So 90
daily. Summer $1,000 to $500 weekly Illustrated
booklet mailed J. z. COPE.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
WHITE STAR LINE.

NEW YORK QUEENSTOWN
May ., Najestc...-....Ju noon
May f6. a m
May - noon Oceanic
Cermanic May 30. Teutonic June 20 noon
passage, freight and information apply 20
WHITE STAR LINE,
Pier Is. North River Of-ce . Broadway. y. Z.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
MA1E9R 8TEAE7@mlp co,

DIRECT LINE To PORTLAND. MAINE
Connecting railroad steamship lines al
Summer Resorts steamships 'H7rati7 Halt new ard
Manhattan leave - r. r.. f-0r n Market
TUESDAY Thurs17V- Saturday : ? "
Steamers fitted with every modern improvement for The
comfort and convenience - passengers Ticket Offices No
s90 Broadway. Rea5a Cfce, No
222 South St opposite the Fier-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
OLD DOEllNlON QlNE
DAILY SERVICT

For Old Point Comfort Norfolk. Portsmouth. Pn1s-'s
Point, Newport News and Richmond. Va c0urectfng for
Petersburg, Richmond. Virginia Beach Washington. D
G. and entire South
Freight and Passenger Pier
River, foot Of Beach st. wee dav . n
H. z. WALKER. Traffic Manager
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
AMGMOR llEE. STE IL

TO GLAS COW VIA LON o y . Z. P r T.
Fran Nss- ztf7 -
city ~ Rome iiav < noon F'ur-aseta May
Ethiopia Nav - A-chorsa Nay - coon
Cah'7 passage. so ard upward
Secoud C7hf- 70 $3.50 20 s2S 30
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents II & 70 B-oafNsS-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
A MEXICAN LINE.
RED STAR LINE.

NEv-YORK-ANTWERP- PARIS
Every Wednesday at 10 noon
May . Southwark. Nav 7
Friesland May WesteruIan1 Nsv ,
"Taese cabin and third class passenger
low rates
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers 10. y. r. Office. 73 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
For Puerto [RfGO1

Steamships - PED -'U'- LINE VII SAIL for Sa1
Juan
: - CARACAS. .. vy-4DesrT.y. May I P NJ
: PFfTI.A Tua=rlav Nav - I P y
= s NAPACAIEo ---.-.-.- SATURDAY Nav D I P. NJ
freight passage auDv
BLISS & DALT.F-T
General Manager f}J Front
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
STEAMSHIP LINES.

For La Guayra. Puerto Cabsllo. Curacao and Mar
caibO, caO-CaIlins also az Puerto
From Roberts Pier. brooklyn
I P "
: :. PHILADELPHIA A Tuesday Nav ! p. II
These vessels have superior accommodations pas
sengers.
BOULTON. BLISS & DAII.E<T~r
General Managers Front s.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02
IN pursuance of an order of Hon. Ahner c

IN pursuance of an order of Hon. Abner c.
Thomas. Surrogate Of the County Of York
Notice is hereby given 70 all persons having claims
against James McCloud late of the County York
deceased, present with thereof
the subscriber at her place of ransacting business at
the office OF Armour c. Anderson No l3 Chambers Street
The city Of New York, o Manhattan on ~
before the sth day OF October next
Dated New York. the Goth day o March 1900
SARAH y. MCCIOU-p Executrix
ARMOUR G. ANDERSON, Attorney Fxecut.iS
l2 Chambers Street y Y. CITY. Manhattan L..r.,,rt
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02

der OF Hon. James NJ. Varnuu, a Surrogate Of ths
County OF New York Notice s hereby given persons
having claims against Samuel late OF
County New York deceased. present the same with
vouchers thereof TO the subscriber.
acting business the Office of David H No
broadway the City OF New York borough OF Man
haitian. before the lat day next
Dated New York. the Goth day Of November 1899
LOUIS @. SMITH.
DAVID H. TAYLOR. Attorney for Executor. l2O Broad
New York city
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02

CHESTER INN
- New-York Ave. near Reach. Atlantic City. n. J.
Eleva .or. Parloi Open all ;he year.
$500 per dav. Specia: weekly Rates
D. KNACER.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-02

L I''E7'''''IN0 VT ''' OTV'NI VI IIVII I,
Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the Of Nsvr yo-L,
bearing date the 5th day Of April is hereby
all having
County New York deceased 10 prasent ~
vouchers thereof subscriber M his MA ~
Of William Fl SOL
we'll No. 146 broadway. in the city New York ON ~
before the first dav Of November - -
Dated New York. the 10Th day of April 1900
THOMAS MCCOY. Executor
WILLIAM II STOCKWEI4I. Attorney for F,xecufor No
LAG broadway. Borough o Manhattan New York civ