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wy residence lots Tor ss,s, el5 TO soon
ELMER SHERIDAN.

agents wanted for Life OF y 7.
Moooy 6y his son. W. K. Mood ~
tsa u. Ssnkey. Largest. riehs:t snJ
oesI. Highest profits paid. II !. .ha
Unly otiotsl, authentic. endorssd ~. ING
tnusnor'zed BY. the family. Bs~s,. "' =;
!skes and frauds. Outats r.. o'u M OF
AZ o's gwen Drop oil .traah Ana
ANY, av' so ,',s' Or reference, any 6sni n
1hs Dominion Company.
dept. j. Chscaeo.
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Lieut.. Col. Lee G. Slower OF Water.
town 10 in the field to stay for election to
the United States senatorsbip from
out Dakota. Mr.. Glass; withdrawal
from the congressional race gives him a
clear field. He and Mr.. Martin of the
Black Hills will virtually cook MIR.
CANDLES goose.
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FLOODS IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Rivers Out Of Their Banks and Many In
dust ries Forced to suspend.

dustries Forced to suspend.
PHILADELPHIA, March 3.-The unusu
ally heavy rain of the past two DAYS
coupled with the melting ice and snow,
has caused severe foods in the central
part of Pennsylvania and in the an.
thracite coal region. The north and
west branches Of the Susquehanna
river are out of their banks mt many
points as are also numerous creeks
Many industries have been forced t.
suspend work, including a large numbe,
OF coal mines. The damage wrough,
Will mount to many thousands Of dol.
lars.
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The Modern Woodmen and United
Workmen Of Flandrau have purchased
a lot and have raised nearly all the
motley for a new 5000 building. L, will
be 80 by 100 feet, two stories high. The
Masons, Woodmen and Workmen OF
Huron have also appointed joint com.
mlttees to pust. the erection Of a new
block for the three orders.
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Notice to Creditors.

do ln ane matter of the estate Of Allan McG,,,,v....
seIs. Atsa, ~ ~gp.orsons. having claims n ns,ay
e eaid n,l an McGillivrey. deceased, are reou digain e
=; %n1ersagned, executor of said estate. NJ ~! 70 the
~ sMaa's0n, IN the county Of Lake. state 80 ~ STORE
=. ~. ana that four months have been south
8 acs snH t' satd Iof c.editors to present their ' cIs;@aa
dated the Let day Of March. 1900.
DS"fER' Attorney for Executor. MI a1i.c,,
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II usea Kodol Dyspepsia Cure in my
family with wonderful results. 1t gives
immediate relief, Is pleasant to take and
is truly tho dyspeptlc's best friend" says
E. HartRerink, Over,sel, Mich. Dieests
what you eat. Cannot fail to cure.
Cook I ODER
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Rubber FaAtorv C1nn>.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, March 3.-The
large rubber manufacturing plant Of the
L. andes company here has been closed
and work will not be resumed until
April !. More than 1850 employees are
thrown out Of work. Owing to the ex.
tremely mild winter orders have been
unusually small and the factory has
sen zuu:asns only nve days . week.
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Chicago Record. (rep.): Gen. Gros-
vsnor's brutal assertion, made in
discussing the acquisition Of the Philip.
pines and Puerto Rico, that I'VE are go
ing to make all the money out Of the
transaction We can," will excl g feelings
OF disgust among the people at large.
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Not Likely to Cede Danish Islands.

PARIS, March "a dispatch to The
Temps from Copenhagen says it now
appears certain that the Danish govern.
ment Will not accept any offer from
America to acquire the Danish West
indies, the king and Premier Hoerring
being opposed to the cession of the
islands.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-03

1t the republican press continue in
their condemnation Of their congressman
for passing the Puerto Rican bill they
will lind q great deaf to take back in tho
next campaign. In q long editorial de.
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Eugene j. Hall, the poet and publish.
or SAYS that q dose Of Foley's Honey
and TAI restored his voice when hoarae.
ness threatened to prevent his lecture at
Central Music Hall, Chicago.
CHRIS. SCHUTZ.
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Too many people lose valuable time in
experimenting with cough and cold
cures. They should take Foley's Honey
and Tar before it is too late.
CHRIS, SCHCTz.
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Lingering La lEripne e,o...

~ UrIppe COuVh.
y. Vacher, l57 Osgood st.. Ch;,.oo
ssys: my wife bad q very severe css:
=. - Rrippc, and It left her With a var
Dao cough: She tried q bottle Of Folav;.
Honey and Tar and it gave immsd;..s
IeI'e1. A % cent bottle cured her co"nh
entirely" Price 25 and so oen,s ousn
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when you want something to heal a
burn, or a sore, or . out, why not trv
banner Salve, which il guaranteed the
most healing ointment in the world.
CHRIe. Scuurz.
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LONDON Nlarch 3.-Lady Louise Mad.
enna I1ghe died at Woodstock, County
Kilkenny died during the morning. She
was a daughter of the Duke of Rich.
mond, and was born in 1903. She
danced at the famous ball at Brussels
the night gefore the battle of Waterloo
and girded on the Duke of Welliny,on,s
sword when he started for the field Of
hattie. Ho" VI
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'e""r III Ointmcnts for l,attnrrh
That Cont lin Mercury

beware 81 Oi"tmc"sS for Cattnrrh
That Cont lin Mercury
as mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely der.npe Tho
whole system when entering 1t thronvh
the mucous surfaces. Such arti .iss
should never be used except ON nra
scr'ptions from reputaole physicians 40
me damage they will do is ten foII ~
.he good you can possibly der,y. from
them. Halle Cattarrh Cure. waonf."'
tured by F. J. Cheney t. Co., Toledo. O.,
contains no mercury. and is taken ;n'
ternaI'y, acting directly upon the blood
and muoous surfaces OF the system n
ouying Halls Catarrh Cure be sura on,
eet the genuine. 1t is taken internsllv
ana made IN Toledo, Ohio, by r !
O6eney U 90. Testimonials free.
Q oy druggists, price 75c Dor bottla
Ha'Ps Family Pills ore the best.
Lewis Alderman. Goshen. Ind. sav..
,DeW'tt's Little Early Risers slw:,.
bring certain relief, cure nv hesd"cSs
o never gripe." They gently olasnso
ana 'nv'gorate the bowels and liver
Cook d ODER.
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Replaced by Native TroOns.

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, March g.
government troops Of the Fifth United
States cavalry are under orders 10 re.
turn to the United States. Native
troops are now being recruited to till
their places.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-18
at Lewiston, Saturday night, and all OF
them rolled out.
NEW CORPORATION S.

Fiber Cssket company has organized
at Portland for the purpnss OF dealing
in and manufacturing burial caskets and
other artiolss from wood pulp, with
500, 0tO cal ital stock, of which moth
ing is paid In. The Off GERS are Presi
dent, Charlie H. Libby OF Portland
treasurer, Levi Turner of Portland.
American Claims and Assets compa :
ny has been organized at Portland for
the purpose OF purchasing, holding and
transferring bonds, notes and claims
W 18th $3.50, DC0 capital stock, of which
othing is paid in. The officers are
President, Frederick l.. FERRIS of Port
land; treasurer, Eben W. Freeman oil
Portland.
American Finance company has been
organized at Portland for the purpose Of
dealing in real estate in foreign countries
and the United States. with $lOO,O0(
capital stock of which nothing Is paid
in. The officers are: President, y. +,
Libby VI Portland; treasurer, Levi Tur
ner or Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-18
WOODFORDS.

The organization of the Prince OF the
Order of Caliphs, Osiris COUNSEL No. 24s.
a side degree order connected with Leba-
non Commandery, knights of Malta, Is
to be set at an early date.
The Riverton line cars of the Portland
Railroad company commenced running
on their winter time table yesterday. The
cars are now to be run through to River
ton only every half hour, on the hour and
the half. The first car for the park leaves
Portland at 6 80 a. m. The first car from
Riverton leaves at 10 The last car from
the park Sunday night Is to be at 1910,
and on week days, 10 10.
Deering onapter. Order Of the Eastern
Star, is to elect off sers ut the meeting to
be held this evening
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-18
PRESENTS FOR MEN
AND BOYS.
BUYING

Few women lind Christmas shopping
an easy or plea SAM task. and are there
fore grateful for any real assistance that
can be offered them. The energetic and
successful Fl rm of Frank NJ. Low IL Co,
in Monument square, has made special
efforts to simplify the buying OF mems
and boys gifts, and neat booklet
which they Issue free, tells much that 6
timely and helpful, besides giving price
suggestions. Then their stock is SO ad
mirably arranged there's not bit OF
trouble in seeing everything and choos.
ing whatever the fancy may dictate.
Handsome house coats, bath robes and
fancy vests hold an important place In
the estimation OF this firm and a more
elegant display at reasonable prices Is
seldom seen. So it is with the neoktie
IN all shapes, silk mufliers, fancy shirts,
gloves, hosiery, handkerchiefs, night
robes, patamas. suspenders, jewelry and
umbrellss-everythIng has been selected
for holiday giving, and has the style and
beauty that gift articles ought to
have. IL should be remembered by thoss
who want to give substantial presents
that Aessrs. Low & Co., sell ready-to-
wear clothing that is unsurpassed for
quality, style and lit. They never hesi-
tate TO refund money on all purchases.
whether gifts or otherwise.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-18
DEATHS

In Hollis, Dec. l6. MIRA Susan f.. widow OF
the late Geo W. Frost, aged 80 years months
at hel late residence.
In North saco, Dee. 10, Miss Eunice Grace
aged o. years.
in Saco, Mrs. Caroline Il. Towle. aged 20 yrs
In Brunswick, Dee. 10, ANGELA Courson, aged
SO years.
In Winthrop, Dec. .. George W. White, aged
80 years.
III Peru. Dec. 8. Mrs. Emma Harlow, aged
60 years.
Ia Peru, Dec. 8. Mrs. Elyira F. Lunt, aged
20 years. .
Ii Cherfyfeld. Dec. 2. seNan Hutchinson
aged SO years.
In Perry, Annie Lamond, aged % years
In Detroit Dec. z, Mrs. Leonard Lord. aged
~ years.
In Bar Hartor. Dee 8. Amasa d. Pettengll
aged IS years
In vInaIhaven. Dee. 8, Mrs. Amanda Lane
aged 90 years months.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-18
SUICIDE RECORD IN PORTLAND
BROKEN.

The year 30 nearly drawing to CLOSE
Is notable In the causes OF deaths in
Portland. Yesterday In looking over the
records of the vital statistics in the office
of the city clerk 1t was found that up TO
date there have been eight suicides In
Portland this year. This is the largest
number in any one year in the history OF
the city and well bean out the reputation
that OF late p ortland has seemed to be-
coms final resort for number of &C.
spondent and insane people. Last JeaI
there were only four suicides in the city.
All of the suicides this year have taken
place since March and i've of them have
occurred during the past three months.
OF the whole number five resulted
from shooting, two from drowning and
one from poison. One OF the suicides was
a woman. The most notable suicide In
the list was that of Sidney Samuel.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-18
MARRlAG ES.


In this city, Dec. 10. by Rev. s. f. Pearson,
CT arles L. q. Leublreh and Elizabeth NJ. Ad-
ans both of Portland.
In Clifton, Dec. 8, Fred G. Hall and Miss Grace
ID. Rowe.
In Searsport Dec. 8, J. W. Turner and Miss
Manetta NJ. Grant. both OF Stockton.
In Eastbrook, Dec. s. Ehery w. Wilbur and
Miss Marcia w. DinsmoTe.
In Bucksport, Dee. O, Albert c. Swazey and
Miss May ID. WoodmaA.
In Hartand Edwin 4. Lothrop and Miss Lot
tic Firth, both OF Hartland.
In Buckfield Charles Buck and Miss Hattie
Churchill.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-18
MORRILLS.

The executive committee Of the Deer
ing high school alumni association held
a meeting last evening at the high school
building for the purpose of hearing re-
ports from the members relative to the
progress being made In the sale Of tickets
for the proposed course Of entertain
ments The reports showed that very
good progress is being made. p ians were
also discussed for holding the annual
meeting the first Monday in January.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-18

AIasons, was held last evening. The fol-
lowing were elected;
High Prisst-Wingate 9. Titcomb.
king-Henry A, Elliott.
Scribe-Edwin W. Messrve.
Recommendations w. Kicker.
Secretary-H.p. Babb.
NNAoMI KEBEKAH ELECTION.
The following officers were elected at
the annual meating OF Naomi Rebekah
lodge last evening"
NooIe Grand--Carrie p. Smith.
Vice Grand--Addie Cutter.
Recording SecrstAry-Emma 4. Duran.
Financial Secretary-AnniSM Morris.
Treasurer-Annie Stiles.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-18

At Isle au Haut Dec 4. Herman Coombs. aged
20 years.
In IRockland. Dec. 0. Emma f., wife of Geo.
w. Case aged ~ years
In Camden, Dee .. Mrs. Daniel j. Andrews.
In bar Harbor, Dec. s, Amasa ID. Pettengill,
aged 0s years.
IN Warren. Dec 8, Samuel Thomas. aged
50 years.
In Camden, Dec. 0. Mrs. Merrill Richards.
In Winter Hartor. Dec Z, Capt Thomas II.
Smaildge. aged 10 years.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

John Wells, administrator, Of New
Gloucester, to b. Franklin Pickett OF
Norway, for 81, eco, land in New GIouces-
ter.
James Ii. Q'NeilI of South Poi tland
to Bessie H. McYane OF South Portland,
for 81, land in South Portland.
Arthur 5. Cole of Portland to Katie NJ.
Phillips of Portland, for 81, land and
buildings on Mabel street, Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-18
Prin ce's Express Co.

was hirei by NORM as a. clerk and de-
posted $50 as a guarantee that he
wouldn't drink. NORM claims Marin
broke his agreement and thus forfeited
the money. Marin denies this.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-18
PORTLAND AT UNIVERSITY .
MAINE.

MIR. 5. f. Davis Of this city has been
elected the manager of the baseball team
Of the University OF Maine. He Is a
member OF the class OF 1909.
The Cumberland County club was
recently organized at the college with
the choice of the following officers
President, L. l.. Watson, Brunswick
vice president, L. ). True, Portland ;
secretary ana treasurer, A. W Bachel-
der. Sebago.
Carlos Dorticos has been elected cap
tain of the football team for next season.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-18
WORK OF FLOATING ENDEAvOR
ERS.

The regular fortnigbtly nesting of the
Floating SO ciety of Christian Endeavor
was held last evening with Miss A. C.
Leavitt, 50 Forest avenue. Fifteen men,
bers were present and spent the time Ill
making comfort bags for 25 sailors at the
marine hospital. Captain Fiokett OF the
barge Office called and made arrange
ments TO Ike these bags TO these sailors
Christmas day. The bags win be flied
with confe ctionary and it viii be no fault
of the members of this society II the
sailors at the marine hospital do not en-
joy a pleasant day next Tuesday.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-18
LEWISTON PLAYS HERE TONIGHT.

1111 !" 70 N1N 7 I1<A 2 1411Atl1 LO1sIN II 4
The Lewistons viii meet the Portiands
at City hall, this evening, 1t Is expected
that Russell, one OF the best rushers in
the business, will make his first appear
anoe vita the Portlands. Manager Sulli-
van has been in negotiation with this
player for some time and Saturday night
Russell sent word that he would come to
Portland That he win be q great ac-
QUESTION need hardly be said.
The GARDENERS will play here Thursday
evening.
Campbell hit four balls into the cage
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-18
SAYS MARIN DRANK.

Biedeford. December ID. A. Marin
has brought suit against John b. NORM
a druggist of this city for $50. Marin
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-18
THE COURTS.
U. S. DISTRICT SQUIRT.

Petitions In bankruptcy have been filed
by Harry Ingersoll, Portland; Charles
L. Higgins. Guilford; Joseph ST. Pierre,
Rumford,
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-18
WESTBROOK.

Burglars Blew Safe
With Nitro Glycerine,
Grocery Store Of :. Lebrl En- tered
Sunday.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-18

S q pit a
Claus has
spent just
as much
thought on
our stock
as if we
were SELL
in q t in
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goparincrshiu Notires
uvEID ScoPARTXERsHIP NOTICE,

y III
w Lii NENILLE.-The following named
,,p Persons have this day associated themselves in
Ivy eIshp under and In with the title
with all u 80 OF re stare OF 4ex
saia chapter, wit: anu N'ies haineu /"
w s1IfPheF Al Weld Charles W Ide George W Neville
E,1ilsC1 McNlowan, William Arory I'd william P
The name which said limited rartnerrhlp is
2 The nat ape esnqucted shan he Weld Neville
sh, = y tuIe OF me business Of said limited partner
a ,,pa! office at Houston. State Texas
sac hrn are follows:
-sLepaen AZ Weld. Dedham Mass: Charles ". Ide
New York. y. Y. George " Neville Houston Tex
H-nLg q. cid Dedham Mass. Edward NJ. Weld, West
names residences OF the snecal partners are
.. Waiter Hunneweu. Wellesley Mass: William Arory
i--gs'or' Macs, William P Ellison Newton. Mass.
LETT La : Thompson. Meirose, Mass.
me amount of capital which Of said special
lows ''s contributed 10 the common stock IS as fol
1ooo ws one hundred thousand oers
thousand dollars tsI5o o0p; Harry Thompson
thousand dollars Cs5a O0M.
o The partnership hereby formed commences OF the
second day q July, 1900 and terminates the first day
witness our hands this dav Of July A D. 1900
e sTEfHEs u. M TBE.
Wx 2lf'fh HI MtN NEW l Ell.
ALTERED r., WELD.
JAMES F. MCGOWAN
WILLIAM ANGRY. Cd,
WILLIAM p. ELLISON,
Slfr r1q ? S0q v2y. Of New York SIS:
eclnei II the above have contributed 70
ns e1m91 stock by each q the special partners have
sworn to Before me this 10Th day Of July. 1900
-tTtIlcate hled IN New York County.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

wenaover-ave. 5, 1910 = Of Weshinston-
ave q. 3x1e1x25- Ix194.7. Joseph McElroy' j. 60
William II Meyer. 60
s5th-st No ISL East. 25x1O2.2. Charles Dononue ,
70 Caroline Bloch and Charles Scheuer
45th-st No pa West 26XlO03; Isabel ii Hem ,
n William " Aston
West Washington Place, No SO. :. Z2xS'' .
Blakeslee Barnes 70 NJ ? Barnes =. .
Plaasaut-ave. corner li5th-st. DIX =
7lakeslee Barnes 20 Marguerite P Barnes, = ,
part .......--
Broadway No SIS, corner Bond-st, @sxl5O
with strip 0 6x65 adjoining on south; CorIlano
4 Smith to EhrIck Paru'ly and another' truS- :
part,
sed-s+ T : 100 q Of Avenue B, 1874 @ high
water mark xl00 2xI5T .4xl30.s; Godfrey knocne ,
to YorkviIle Independent Hygea Ice Company.
Prince-st. Nos I+3 and 145. corner Nest
Broadway 40xT13: Gilbert Speir referee TO q,
Union-ave corner 14ath-st. runs 2ox
175x tOGx Il T5x 100 70 avenue ( \ lUv'
John h Judge, referee. 70 Caroline Reid o..
3d-ave n e corner I6lst-st rs 6x05. Ix25 6xs25'
Kate = Decker 10 Paul @ Decker d
s2S-sr 2T5 OF ColuTbus-ave 2ZxlUZ@,
Blair williams 10 Paul Williams and an
S3d-e- ; 225 r 81 Coumbus-ave. l0Ox1022;
Perry P Williams and another. executors. etc
to Paul F williams 81 al. = 49, i. =.
Iseonard-st Nos $50 and ISL. 5. a. i0x irTegu-
lar. John A DeraIsnes and another 70 Jonn
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REAL ESTATE.
ACTIVITY OF THE MARKET DECLINES WITH
THE TEMPERATURE.

There was a marked decline in the activity OF
the real estate market yesterday. coincident win
the decline in temperature. The sales at auction
a the New York Real Estate Salesroom resulted IN
a few minor transactions. the most important Oh
which the purchase Of No. 769 10 rs 81. Ann 3
ave, corner OF Northumberland hfty-eighth-st.,
comprising four four story hathouses with stores
by Max Gobre and Harry L. Bamberger, for $3.50
The offerings at the auction scheduled for to-day
are the following
feet x eeS Of Aye eis x so raonport +
Emory CIocke, executor; james / Gorsa azaiast
Daniel } Cashin, referee; amount due SlSlS 90
BY B. l. Kennedy: No ga East Eighty-sIxth-st
souLn s.de E,s feet east Of Avenue A. 5S1gz1 I%qr
exe5ut2x W sTfmgn' PSb Es'ne nst Rachel
y ayers ct al Sackett * Lang, attorneys; Agernon
5; Norton referee; amount due s14.4e1; subject to
BY D. Phoenix Ingrahan: No. 3144 Broadway,
northeast corner OF hundred n
St. 99l1x75, seven story brick fathouse; Henry J.
Moeran attorney; Sylvester L. H Ward. referee;
amount due S21-793. subject taxes, etc, $607 20
east corner ne-hundred-a twenty -fou-th-st
lQl. lox75, seven story brick nathouse: American
al. Bowers & Sands attorneys; Edmond E. Wise,
T,sfeoee: AMOUNT due si5 So subject to prior Liens
east corner hundred-and- sfxty-ffth-st Ss *
ySSXS4 6xoo IL Michael Feeney against David Syu6
o'Br len, referee: amour! due. *4,5o2 and taxes
BY Peter F Meyer: No l7s second-st.. north
side, about 315 feet west Of Avenue B, leasehold
in re estate Catherine Cray; administrative sale.
THE RECORD OF SALES.
Cyrus Field Judson has sold for William DiIler
No "A West Sixty-ninth-st. four story brown
stone dwelling house 25xs5x1o05 for $7500o.
J N HALEY q Son have sold No. SIS West End
four story dwelling house 2cxso for Colonel
Frederick Hopper TO Mrs Mary Ray, for SS4,00
No IS West Ninety second-st.. four story dwell
ing house. has been sold by an estate TO an op-
orator, and has been resold by the latter.
No. 50 West Fifty-fourth-st. IS reported 70 have
been bought by James J. Faye.
Frank Johnson has sold 10 John F. Fee. through
Clyde Colt, the five story tenement house NO. 0$5
West Fifty-nnth-st. for about $1,000
Cyrus Field Judson has sold for Mrs NJ. A Girls
void for ss5 COO her country place Of ten acres at
Pocantico Hills. . 49,
John T Williams acquired by five different deeds
No. rs Liberty-st. .,
By Peter F Meyer & Co: No. So Dey-st south
side S23 feet east OF Westinghouse. 2Sx59 6x[z-yX
Sos four story brick store foreclosure TO John u
McCilI. for $4,000. =.
Duncou1b-ave.. northeast corner Of Elizabeth
400x125 Westminster; foreclosure; 10 the pialntlh
for $3.50 . o-
No 76s 10 rs St. Ann's-ave southwest corner
One-hundre1-and- fty-eighth-st. 1ooXl0o four your
storv brick Aathouses with stores foreclosurei 10
Max Gobre and Harry l. Bamberger, TOT $0L'o0''
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Notire to Creditors.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS Whereas appIi-
s cation has been made by Charles J. Wood 20 the
euIIokH'e Oolrt Or SUFFOLK q al
iiStration upon the estate Of Charles Wood Of
me loWn OF Babylon In the County Of suffolk
an the said applicant has fled PRAYING tina
me penalty Of the bond given b. him as sllcb
administrator snail not
claims % creditors against said prevented 70
under me provisions Of section 2664
or GLvil Procedure Notice Is hereby given persons
hSVlng claims against SAID Charles Wood deceased that
they are required to present their with the
Vouchers thereof 70 the Surrogate Of suffolk County At
his Office Ryerhead in said County on or before .Ea
2oth day Of August. 1900 So
Dated July 5th.
,,-r---.,, - 49, LATHAM .. PETTY. Surrogate
it4L.llAh NICpI4L- Attorney for Petitioner.
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