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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-17
STPRENIE COURT. KTNGs COTNTY-Peo.

pie OF the State Of New York against Granite state
troVtdsnt Assocar tonIn pursuance Of OF the
supreme Court lde IN above entitled action ard
bearing date the 18th Of October 1900 which said
order entered the Office Of the Clerk OF Kings
County the 18Th October. 1900 is hereby
given 20 all creditors. claimants and stockholders OF the
Granite State PTOvdent Association and Of Edwin 2
Dickinson, Receiver thereof 20 present their claims
with vouchers thereof attached thereto verified BY the
affidavit Of the claimant his who acquainted
with the facts that debt shown by the claimant Is
Receiver to the creditor raet in the vouche- and
above all counte-clairns and setos Russell p John
Esq Referee appointed by the aforesaid order for
the Of ascertaiuug the claims Of shareholders
and creditors said association. the office % said
Rceree No. "A Pine in the city Of New York
Borough Manhattan, before the 18th OF April
IDOL and IN Of failure OF OF the stockholders
creditors present prove their claims before
said date aforesaid they will precuded from
IN any dividends that be paid out by the Receiver
from the funds his except pro
vided Section 1897 the Code Of civil Procedure
Dated. New York. October l6th, 1900.
EDWIN E DICKINSON.
Receiver OF the Granite State Provideut Association.
LEXOW. MACKELLAR & WELLS. Attorneys for Re
eeiver, It's Cedar Street New York City Borough OF
Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

47th-st s. 1915 It of 1oth-ave. q 6x95111
~ 42e5sc JeT Roett,ng s27oC
Boston Road ave.. 5. BIZ II s OF l6Sth-st
4ox965 also all title strip, 4013.I, in rear,
Evelyn II and Joseph White 70 Clara - =,
l3Oth-st $ g 40 . of 12th-ave, 5ox 10 129th- -.
ST Clara \ Bowron 10 Evelyn II W 20 SZ'oC
20th-st s 345 Il OF Jth-ave, 2oX9@,
2Oth-st s s. $40 # OF 5th-ave. 25xls4 70 l9th-
81: 20th-st, E. 1856 Fl OF 5th-ave, 25x92; Cor
nelia Martin and Elizabeth Sherman to J 80 .,
44tr-st Nos 81 and So East. 49, 4x1OO.5; Caroline
Hartmann L Jacob W Mack and another.
Sulvan-st No Ia, 7 s, 25xi25; Michael CToce - -
Isidore Jackson and another - lV'o'
136th-st, S 5. 115 Il " OF 3d-ave, 0OXlOO; Lima
BeFFin TO Max Marx 4.
lo5th-st No 3o4 Vest, 19x1oo.11; John TIMBER
field 10 Martha Getty $50. II
1o7th-st. $50 # Of 2d-ave. j0x10o II; Will ~
Boyd, referee, to + J M0lOughney ON
Kinsella-aye. g. 1O1-4 f. OF Bronxdale-ave' =,
5OxiOO; William Hartsinck 70 Dennis q orlen II
5sth-st AZ and 424 East, 4OXlOO5i Dora
Haft to isaac Haft and another. ...........--..
West End-ave No 425 n " corner s9th-st' =,
Charles Il L.owen and another 10 William Scott.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-17
Go tpbom 1t alan Concern.
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA Soutber

r-O-Yru-r,A ~ ,-H " S IN, - Nal IJgNCEFS
| MED STATES Or AMERICA. Southern
District OF New York, Whereas a libel and pAt-
ton has been filed in the District Court the United
States f'r the Southern District York on Iuly
10Th. 1870. by Atlas Steamshp COMPANY fr,ifei
Ct the Steamer "AduIa.' her engines ack-e &C.
for limitation liability all loss iestrrcrio-
damage and injury the sinking and ABANDON
nent OF said vessel September 18th. 1899 AMI
whereas the petitioner has transferred the
Adula, her tackle, &c. and freight pending pursuant
% Section 1926 the L s Revised Statutes and -bs
order OF the Court hereunder, smuel Il Lyman as
trustee for the benefit OF parties NAV Prove
be legally entitled thereto Now therefore pursuance
OF the monton issued by said Court directed and
delivered do hereby cite all persons claiming damages
loss, destruction. damage. ocCasioned
the said sinking and abandonment file make due
proof Of their respective claims before Alexander
Esq. United States Commissioner. IN the
Post once Buil1ng In the City Of New York. on or
before the 18th day OF January. 1901. A NJ and
also 70 appear before said Court January IS i90l
az II A NJ, and answer said libel petition.
wise they viii be defauted and barred
tion In the proceeds Of said vessel
Dated New Yo-k. October 10. 1900
WILLIAM HESKEIA
Anlted states Marshal Southern District 81 New
WHEELER & CoRTRIS Proctors for Petitioner. No. II
state Street New York City. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-17
PLANS FOR NEW FLATHOUsEs.
cr1v1SGHAM CASTLE N NEW HANDS

NEVER OCCUPIED. on ACCOUNT OF OWNERS
DEATH WHEN IT WAS COMPLETED. IN 1868.
H w Nichols has sold for Mrs. James Cunning
ham to John S. Huyler the property known as the
cunningham Castle at Irving on he'll Hudson
The castle stands on high knoll, and was said to
be at the time of its erection the finest private
house on the Hudson. 1t was completed III 1St5e
and has never been occupied on account OF Inc
death of the owner at the time or complexion
Mr. HuyIer intends to rebuild and improve the
property. and viii occupy it as his summer nome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-17

The approximate amount charge satisfy
which me above-dsscrihed property = = % SOD -
Is thereon from 18th day OF AI-
RUst 1870 together and allowances auouuf
M 20 S35s Is l0th ely % Septe5e-
1910 together with he expenses % the sale. Ihe
pynxiuaate Of assessments. ether Bans
whi are allowed % the purchaser out o. TIE
purchase money paid IS the Referee Is $751; and
Datsd New York September 2fth 1900.
AUGUSTUS II VASDEHPOEl- Rcferes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-17

3Oth street
The approximate Of the lien charge TO satisfy
- ~ above described property is be sold is
500 Q6s 81 with thereon from the eighth day OF
0Ctober 1900 together with COSTS and allowance amount
- ~ sos - and interest from October 1870 together
5tb t expenses OF the sale The approximate amount
~ ~ assessments and water rates, other liens
- he allowed to the purchaser out OF the purchase money
20 80 - tba Referee 81. 209. So and interest
oF pa Ssvr work the 18th day Of October. 1900
DHtNN ~ WILLIAM j. A.. n KIM. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-17

The approximate amount OF the lien charge. 10
satisfy which the above described property sold
is S2I o. with interest thereon the eighth day
October. 1900, together with costs AMI allowance
amounting S46359 and interest from October s. 1900
together with the expenses O. the sale The approximate
Of the taxes assessments and
liens be allowed the purchaser Of pUr
chase paid by the Referee, IS So 1918 and
Interest.
Dated New York the 18Th day Of October. 1900.
WILLIAM J. \. McBIM Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-17
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

3d-ave. u g 200 # OF 1T4th-st for FIVE story
brick hathouses, 25x102.e. John Steinmann.
No 3 $50 3d-ave architect: cost, each. ...-......
l34th-st 5 : lT5 Il Of 7th-ave, for seven five
story ard basement brick fathouses 25XS7. l0
and 3oxS4.I Il; Ruth < Hoffman,. No i69 East
IOeth-st owners: NJ Bernstein, architect GO.
I27th-st s 2 300 Fl Of Lenox-ave for seven
stGry brick and stone fathoUse. 60XSS.l1i George
" Martin. No / 459 Brook-ave, owner; Neville
6. Bagge No 217 West l25tl-st architects
Ogden-ave " corner l65th-st, for two three
story frame tenement houses, with stores, 2j2
GSxSs: Annie RayrOr, owner; " Liner Nc
2,55T 3d-ave. architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-17
Droposals.
nEPARTAIENT OF THE INTERIOR. U

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR. L. :.
- CENSUS OFFICE Washington. D. C. October 8.
1900 sealed proposals On dup.casl viii be received
once units p IL October =, 1870, fer tne
purchase from The Census Once q Insurance Maps o. ta>
following published b. The Sanb0Tn-FeTris Map
York City. January l. 1900 Brook
lyn January 1880; Ba.nore- c0rrected
March 1900: Boston, March 1870.
CITY corrected 70 May J. 1900; also Whppes Fs
Insurance Map Of 81 LOUIS. corrected 20 March l. i
Map Of Philadelphia. published by Ernest Hexamer a
soma March 1 1900. Map q ChlcaEo. pub
lisfed by The RasLher Insurance Map PublshtnE Co.
corrected 1900 These maps in arst-eass
order Further particulars be obtained apPcs
IRE Chief Clerk The wight Is reserved % ree-
any ara al 1i4s ". r. MERRIAM Director.
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SUPRENIE COURT. Coun1E of - -

RICHARD WEBER. Plaintiff a0a51st CHARLES
H. BEER and Others. Defendants
IN pursuance OF judgment Of foreclosure sal
duly made and entered the sbove-etitled action AMI
bearing date the 25th DAY CT September. 1900 I
Undersigned the Referee IN said tudEue named
sell at public auction. the New York Real Estate
haitian CITY OF New York. the 22nG Of October
1900 at u clock that day. by Peter F Meyer.
Auctoneer the premises directed said Judgment
sold. and therein described follows.
All those certain lots pieces parcels OF
lying and TWenty-fouTth Ward OF the civ
or New York. known distinguished Map
entitled Map OF rs lots u the Bathsate Estate late
property OF Charles B. Beck, deceased
direction OF the Farmers Loan Trust Company.
Executor and Trustee dated New York Nov. 6.
surveyed Cornelius J. Lynch Citr Surveyor
IN .ne Of Register OF tire CITY County az
BY numbers one %. Two 81. Three a.
ca. Five (5 SIX 20. ThiFry-nine ts Forty tf0
Forty-one (41 Forty-two 42l. and FOrry-rhree f4
Block Two thousand hundred and twelve (2.9I2i
Dated New York. September 26th 1900
JOHN H JUDGE. Referee
MARTIN J. BARLEY. Attorney Plaintiff. Broad
way Cft-.
fnIIozlng alaErann q the Ercpe-ry be .ola.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-17
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
a. and p. NJ Daily. Sunday.
Pittsneld Sundays only at g. 30 4. NJ.
Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket offices i13. 261 415 and PIG Broadway. IS
Crton So W. PTS Columbus Ave 1913 West 12oth St.
i3sh stations. New York: 33s and 126
Fulton St and Broadway. Z. D.. Brooklyn
Telephone Street for New York Central Cab
Service BAGGAGE checked from hotel or residence by West
colt Express Company.
GEORGE n DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-17

The said premises viii Be sold IN parcels foIos tHs
parcel marked a win be sold first ana II sufhctsu-
money realized thereon remainder Of rhs
premises masked B and &C. said diagram and
described viii be sold parcel
The approximate % the Hen charge satisfy
which the above described property S2G
l5s - with interest thereon The 5h OF Septem
Der 1900. together with allowance
$751; so with nteest frc september 21st. 1880 together
the expenses Of the sale
The approximate assessments.
and other liens allowed purchaser
OF the purchase money. paid by the referee
$3.50
Dated. New York. September 18th. 1900.
HENRY MARTIN BAIRD. JR
Vafa~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-17
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New York, foot OF Chambers St
follows and minutes earlier from W I'D s. .
300 m. Daily.-SO.id for Buffalo Arr : p m
Binghamton Waveriy Elmira Bradford Coaches
parlor cafe dining 10 Buffalo
ESQ y. n. Day.-Chicago Lmited-tast mai ss4I1
train 10 Chicago. arriving 20 p m Arr Cleveland 80
Sleepers Chicago Cleveland, Cincinnati DinnB car
7;io p m. Daiiy.-Bu1alo aad Cleveland txpTeys-Ar
m: Cleveland 1928 sleepers 10 Buffalo
and Cleveland. Cafe
~ Emlra Chicago Seepers Buffalo Chicago Cincin-
natl. Dining 80
tl,4AA14s, AJCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLAAN
i ACCOMMODATIONS at Ill. IL. 26l. 4ol ana SS
broadway l55 East l23th and 2tS West LOB ST.
Chambers Esd ST. ferries, New York daS ana
SEQ Fulton St. Broadway, Brooklyn l22 River 81
HoboNen. Jersey City Station. New York TRANSFER
&C. cal!s for and ch ecks baggage 70 deatnatlon
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Railroaos.
PENNSYLVANIA
RATLRoAD.

4A-IONs foot Of West TwenJy-third Street and Des
orosses and Cortlandt Street,
e.r.I me leaving time from DesbrOsses and
-, i"ndt streets is five minutes later than
thhf given below for Tvyeusy-third Street
.non, except where otherwise noted.
SSrs Ie W. East MAI1Lnited 70 two Buffet Pario
a. no FAST gpsfhfs e Pis9gEg and Cleveland
".S5 A. NJ. PENNsTLvANiA k1M sf
Tor For cRiosso cieSelanG oK Toed6 ana cncinnsSL
1s SifP9sP H. c f3qsyie g IN Leqs o,s
E05 Toledo Nashville via Cincinnati and Louisvls,
6SS p NJ ST GoTis p EX i2Ris Pitsbnr= Co
6%5 NJ WEssTERH 'ES1i S. Fpl chtcago For
TBS p ~ PA 1sIF1asy -vperss p,...,- 49,.
Route Connects T aay via shsn9nd2sh Valley
ff'AsS--F7r Pittsburg Cleveland Cincinnati.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
'3S % SIS. 1910 Desbrosses and cotanst Streets,
6G e SDinng Carr 1888 Dining Carr a m 10 S. 10
ali Paaiar s sSG n2 S29 Cas-; 2 C9? 25
sundaS. * 50 'Rinns Can 70 p. M y 10 night
S ca ass az b aaH2T e an5 P s5 Cars 70 e
n IidHE 55 Acknowledgment a25 AS p H. l2IO
No 9B5 9e5S AND WESTERN RAILwAY-For Memphis
ATLANTI re COAST ITE P e Se s55 m and a2s
cH7EESsAPEAKE s OHIO RA1LwAY.-s.55 a. m ana
SE 11I, B AIR L1NE-Ezpress 1855 p m and II
FOB Hs. 2LD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-755 a m
Atlantic c ITI so 2; m daily ..,. 49,
s FhTolgh yestibuled Trains Buffet ParIor Cars and
S,AFE MAY-12.a5 p. weekdays.
points on New York Long Railroad from
Wenty-thtrd Street Station S.55 a. m. 124O,
-, 10 and $50 SUNDAYS. 9 . ass ?.
Lssbrosses and CortlaHd 800 II 70.
''7V So and 90 p Sundays 945 a. BIS ?. N
FOR PHILADELPHIA
6io (Des6rosses and Cortlandt Streets SOD 725 755
80 oo9 30 ts55 Penna. Limited 10 10 (Desbrosses
ana C9Tliandt Streets 1920 Dining Carr 1895 Dining
2 a5 50 45 eS 425 n aRe 6 S9F5a 455
IOlnng oar). $50 Dining Carr. $50, S-25 SIS, e25
b,l4s L. 10 night. Sundays. T.55 coaches).
s'25 sos, 925. a.55 d4imed) Q So 1875 Dining Carl
n TOO 50 Dining Carr 3.25. $3.50. rs Dining
SAP 40 Dining CaD. 5.55 Dining Carr. 7.55. SIS,
Ticket offices; Nos. 4e1 945 1896 1854 III. POI
ESroadWay. Astor House: West Twenty-thIrd Street
Stauon' and stations DesbrOsses Cortland
Streets; Court Street Fulton Street Broadway
ana pennsylvania Annex Station, Brooklyn: Station.
Jersey city The New York Transfer Company will call
through TO destination.
Telephone .e14 Eighteenth PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Cab Service.
j. 3. HUTCHINSON l. R WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-17
mREASI-RY nFPARTNIENT- -OAica SnnerrI

ing ArcheeI. washin<tea. .. c. octoeer Il BOZ
SEALED PROPOSALS will Be this once, Until
clock p AZ the Isl day o. N0vsmo-g 100 and
opened for repairs, panting decoratus &. az fns
L. S Court House Oflcs building New Nrrh.
y T. accordance with the specification. copies Il
which had this 0tice AZ the ol-ce Of SO
superntendent o. Repars e 8 Public buildings New
York y. Z. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. sup~rvtsinx
Architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-17
Railroads.
WEST SFIORE RI,

Irsins leave Franklin 81. Station. n y. as folowA
and lSm. later foot West 42d St n R..
. Is k.-FOr Intern. points 10 Albany & Montreal
Tll:2O A Nd Lake MohOuk. MinnevTaska SaratosA
and Catskiii
s24o ?. M-Cont. Ltd. for Detroit Chicago & St LOUIS.
ISs+1 z. Nd For Hudson River points Albany.
.Sds M-EoI RoCnssier. Buffalo. C.eve- & Chicago.
fs'OO = M-For Rochester. Buffalo. Louis
's,l6 p M,-For ~ a Roch. Mag. Falls Oct, & chi.
-DAIly TDa1y. except sunday Leaves Brooklyn An
mex NO at lb:45 A n at p Leaves Jersey
City P. r. r. sta, No. ~ A 81 2 al az p "
Time tables at PRINCIPAL hotels and Offices BagEaas
ehrcked from hntel residence nv wescott Exp. C.
i-hERt-isT General Passenger Agent. z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-17
The leading futures ranged as fol

Cash quotations follows Flour dull and steady
No spring Wheat 65Q15 No red. I41zQT6isc; No
white 24924A c; No 3 white. % L G25c No rye
Eoc feeding barley 4lc fair choice mailing. ga
s. s prime timothy seed s. 10aS4 I5 coIsrseed co GS
tract grace SO % mess pork per bbi So 50GS12 To
lara 100 ~ Sc s2AFGS6 70; shor sides GOOSE
sides 0ooxed). 81 30: vrhisey basis OF
high vines 81 q cut loaf Sc 50. granuated sc
confectionery A. s. So OF 4 50 s.. Produce FIX
to-day firm. crear1e-jes
1921 rs dal-es 189lsc- Cheese firm 1o G1l%c. Eggs
fresh HE
Northern. 75&c: No Northern. 739c, No spring s9%
To a-riveNo hard Soc, No Northern 7Sc: a. Ocfo-
5e - do december 1850 90 May s0@sc. Corn. 4094c
Isc No Northern 15IzG76-zc. Rye steady: No l. 5sc
Barley cu.i' No =, 57Q5sc; sample 43g57c.
Minneapolis. Oct 16--CI1se: Wheat-October 76Ilc.
seenlger 16,+g l67se; MAJ Is &c on tracbNo hard
fssc, 10 Northern TI5sc; No 2 Northern T5Sc Flour
Prices were not advanced to-day the higher wheat
market Bran steady, inclined dulness.
PHiadephe. Oct 16.-wheat Arm &c higher; contract
Grsae ocie92eC sS91Sse Corn = C lower; No mixed
October. 80 l4ec. Oats dull and easier; white
clipped 2ea2s1zc; No white clipped. 2TQ2T1zc.
mixed 90 zr2c Butter Am fancy Western creamery.
do prints 25c- Eggs firm; nearby and West
err 70; GO Southwestern. Ice:
quiet; NewYo ok fulI cream, fancy small nc fair
oo9 = IN sacks wheat. bush corn So 600 bush.
o5ts = 600 bush shipnnents-Tvhest. 6,0O0 cor1
5000 bush oats. 5000 bush
ST. Louis Oct l6--CIose-Wheat No 2 red cash 7oIzc;
October T2ic: December, T3Ssc May ~ T77tsc;
harc ioe4o-zc Corn-No ? cash. 5sc; October asa
December. "a May 35Ssc. Oats-No cash 224t a
3c- October 2sc: December, 22ssc: May, 2z.c5 No
white 251z d26c.
Toledo Oct. I6-wheat fairly active firm higher: cash
and Ce Der. 1zc; November, 77sc; December 79isC;
A@y sS'se- Corn firm dun: cash, 437zc; November,
25+<c- Rye-Cash. 53c- Cloyerseed fairly active
lsas prime Sc % 1885. prime, Sc 10 October 81 Is;
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CENTRAL R. R. OF new JERSEY.
ROYAL BLUE LINE,

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
l'4:s0 +7:3O, $500. 5000. 1000 I'll 80 A NJ II 90
= 30 500 3 30 400 T4:So 800. 200 4T:3O 5000
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
I'4:30 $500 $1,000 30 NJ. II 90 81 80 $500
500, ZOO, P. NJ, 'l2:15 mds
Offices Liberty St Ferry, South Ferry l13. III 261,
334 s45 1900 1884 Broadway. 173 9th ave- 49, eth
St. 245 Columbus Ave, New York: St S44 $50
Fulton St. Brooklyn; 9S broadway WILLIAMSBURG New
York Transfer Co. calls for and baggage desti
nation.
day. ESunda,e only -. - -
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sol III LAIStlELD 4 d BOZ Nd hhOOh lcaS- NNecSS
day, Lv W a. NJ 10 ard = N LV SosI
and Iesb 90 NJ Az 62ls a q 7 NJ.
Tick Pullman OumOdafinus AZ 10
1884 Broadway Square West ~ Columbus Ave-
SEQ Fulton 81 BdWy and annex - ton booNisu
y Y Transfe aud check baggage from hotel VI
residence through 10 destination
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LEHiCH VALLEY.

Stations foot Cortlandt and Desbrosses Streets
.PennA K. L. Ferr!esJ
West 93d Street 3 Cortlandt Deshrosses SITS Daily
Except Sunday SUNDAY ass M sunday IS a ~ sun
day Is \ NJ Sunday 6ll p NJ Sunday 50 p N SuAGay
q, IS A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-17

hist Street
The approximate amoEar the or charge % sat
sfy which the ah1ve-described property SOLD
S45.46572 interest thereon tron The IND dan Il SEP
with costs and allowances
ing To S4I023 int-FssI SeptsmbeT Is 1900
together expenses Of the sale The approximate
amount taxes and a
other liens allowed o. purchaser % tfe
OVERWHELMINGLY paid by Reterse 81 264
interest
The premises viii be sold subject a s-g- f1-
$50 OC0.OO interest rom A7ril 1874 1882
amounting a the date OF sale ABOUT S4.3ss. 50
Dated New York. Septeuber 2i-h l9at-
JOHN II JUDGE. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-17
Conutrn f1ropertn for Sale or 90 Ect.
LEASE OF CONSTANT SPRING HOTEL,
ST. ANDREWS. JAMAICA.

The Government Of Jamaica ie prepared TO receive
1900 for the purchase
OF Constant Spring Hotel situated
level niles North of Kingston, the Capital Of
The temperature falls 60 degrees in
the Winter months and the days seldom very hot,
whilst nights always cool.
The Hotel stands facing the Of It's
land constructed Nerandahs and covered gal
eres furnished and 124 well ventilated pr
vste apartments besides the usual public and out
Offices, including billiard large Swimming Bath.
Servants Rooms stables coach house The sanitary
arrangements and the supply all that could
The Hotel = with Capital by electric
tramway and by excellent driving roads which also
tend .nto the hills 10 height % 1000 feet
Tenders should be addressed The Honorable The
Colonial Secretary Kingston Jamaica, B. ". I and
should be ked the outside Tender o
Constant Spring Hotel" Good security
The performance OF the Covenants the
TO be given The Government does bind iteeif
the highest Photographs
Colonies Downing Street London. Of
MeSSrs. Gillespie Brothers & COMPANY,
NO. STONE STREET, NEW YORK.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

buffalo. oct. lS-spTing wheat-No Northern % Old
s. J Northern. new spot s2<c win1er whsat-No 2
r. r., X yellow acc; No , yellow 45sc: No > corn
1ss.,. No corn 45c. hrTner 2OAaG26Ac; No 3
$50 a5lz F25&c. No 4 white, 2ac. No mixed. - ac;
n 3 mixed 259.e. Barley-Western. c (, ranged from
- III &C. Rye-No nominal at SEC. Flour quiet
- easy Canal freights STEADY wheat 2s<c corn 2'sc
ts &c: barley 2Ssc csc; haXseed' 314c TO New
York
chicago. oct ls.-The leading futures ranged fol
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AN EXCELLENT DEVICE.


The hog waterer illustrated is q
homemade affair, but is superior to
any patent trough or waterer / ever
saw. Its cost is but little. It is made
of two barrels, Figs. and 2, section
of piping, tim float and q valve that
can be bought at any hardware store.
The barrel, Fig. 1, receives the water
from the well. It is set into the ground
with the rim just above the surface.
The float, q, can be made by timer
and should be of galvanized iron SO
that it win not rust out. 1t should be
about 10 inches in diameter and inch.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1900-04-21

There are two things that the
sheep need as much as any animals
on the farm. They need fresh air and
they need exercise. che sheep shed
should be so built that when it rains
or SHOWS SO that the sheep cannot
take their daily run in the field the
windows or upper-haf doors can be
opened to allow the fresh air to en-
ter freely. If they have not been
shorn they will not feel the cold, and
only those who grow winter lambs
shear in the fall. But whenever the
weather is suitable they should have
a run out in the field. not yard bare
Of grass, and filed with mud and ma
nure. but in an open field. Even in
q damp day they may be out for q
short time. but not long enough to
get their wool wet through. The un-
sasiness of sheep when n pasture
shows their need of exercise. They
viii not eat ard lie down as a COW
ices, and some of the smaller breeds
are almost as ready to jump on
~all for the fun of jumping as goats
are.--Ameriean Cultivator.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1900-04-21
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The John A. Salzer Seed Co., La Crosse,
Wis, received 6,434 orders Feb Is, which 10
a monster day, but they expect to double
this number by the middle of March. The
firm is having great trade in its specialties,
potatoes, speltz, Bromus mermis, Rape, Big
Four Oats, Three cared Corn and earliest
vegetables: There is a wonderful demand for
onions, cabbage, peas and bean seed this
year. Early Bird Radish and Lightning Cab
bage, the earliest of this kind in the wide,
wide world, are having tremendous sale.
The firm above mentioned is large adver-
tiser and use weekly newspapers-thatt tells
the story.