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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-17
The range OF contract prices market to-
day SoloWB

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-spot cot
Por 600 AMERICAN an 1000 Receipts, 1000 an American
2s adSanss Closed G 5s opeHee slsaay ia n
rs Fe6raI s sP sDfq 95s
4da'as J1ne-July 40o2s; July-August 5ss; August
NoyeH6eT 42lb; November December. 4.l6b.
FLOUR AND MEALs-Buyers shut out almost en-
I 5 ~ me uI az +eg aSNihs prices LoF hour
winter sraghts So 5SgSa 20 winter 50 70s4 o.
spring clears s. sOSa 10 extra No winter g 1S2 90
extra No Winter s. gS9S2 oi no s1de Sl7 75@$S 80
iTm; quoted Fair to good, ssqsS % choice 70 fancy
49SS 90 az 70 5rn5 Mn 9ioleF Nm dIleq
Fine white and yellow. S5G8Uci coarse, s5G4S6c
arr1 3o6 r. So s5 m 5 9r spin Rinte Sl' 5rs cNs s 70
SIG oottSl' Aoainy eop So Oh meal So 90 Anseed
OF EWHEAT2To good many conservative oper
II looked II Saturday. market had little
beyond the price justified by legitimate crop conditions
ana was being carried inward by purely speculative
IaTv arts or he Northwest and 1er p-egjcr n,i,
rsIeTslTT before Sondav the r1ars- a,re5 on 9 c
getting within fraction Of the soc Part Of this
cables which were II 4sd net higher and part Of # 10
f3r s S9rrb5vest news was c9nceJ % DI
held good deal leaving New-York Chicago to
pFoyde me pSsas b LF g99 PFg The best point
70 78c but realizing on the curb sent the price back
to t97sc which was the close at clock AT the high
wheat states considerable irregularty. snow con-
[nuea 70 send IN very o1@ CROP navIeez TO Chicago
Dakota reported soaking and crop Improvement
wheat states considerable complaint
heard regarding damage from at harvest
time. The Iowa June report made spring wheat
dition 81 and winter wheat condition 90 Berlin
reported i point higher the close Budapest points
and Antwerp point better Northwest
45l cars against 40 last week and 597
Public cables reported thar n
provinces conditions could
AgTtcal' stated reports
conflicting crop
has improved. Export business amounted about 10
loads. No red quoted S2SC elevator and SCH C
ahoat, No Northern 50 nc o b ahoat.
COE2N-'rhe corn market opened triie drmer with
wheat and the strength % English cables which
1a6d higher eased or little under realizing
demand shorts closing OnlciaIlv
@sc advance. on ;he curb there Was
prices. July holding 45C throughout
The Iowa increase % 5s 600 acres
made condition lol against 20 year The export
busneas amounted 10 about 80 loads Atvices from
Argentine indicated that farm work making low
progress owing continued weather. No , corn
closed and delivered 46s4c Z o 3 ioat
CATS-The q
unchanged. No . closed &c, No 26i1c No
" 2S1zc. No white pc. track white gTg2Slsr-
white 29G34 sc, No white clips, Soc TFl-
hTm No Western, G319c and No ? Western
SIC b anoat rye SOC Z New-York CARROTS. .
BARLEY-Market quiet Feeding. 446f46c and mating
Z I
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Railroads,
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trans New York. foot OF Chambers
foIoVs ) earlier from " 23d
300 a m Daiy-SoIld train for Buffalo. 5 ,. m
piDgbar1fan WavsrIy EmiTa and Bradford Coaclsa
1s-i1r car and cafe dining Buffalo.
D.I5 a. u--Daily. except Sundays Binghamton
Owego WaverIy Elmira and Delaware Valley points
T,sif,5 Monticello. Pullman
= :t0 n IA Daily.-Chcago Liutsc-FaSt mail-solld
train 10 Chicago. arriving 52O Cleveland
TO Cleveland,
ga p n Day,-Buffao end Cleveland Express-aTT
t,'esIo %. jamestown 100 Young
town 10 "a m. Cleveland 1890 SleeDers Bu4lo
q * p "a Daiy--Sohd train for BinEhantOn. wav-
srv Elira Chicago. sleePers 70 Buffalo Chicago. Gin
Dining car.
TTyIC,KETS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
FOUNDATIONS III 112 261. tOI and 90 Broad
VA i5S Fast I25th St 2TS l25th ST Chambers
ferries New York. 213 and $50 Fulton
s. ss broadway Brooklyn IL River St. Hoboksn.
Jersey C station New York Transfer Co. calls for and
checks baggage % Destination
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BALTIMORE & OHIO Z. r.


Leave York Liberty street. south Fsrrv
(Whitehau TerninaD earlier.
sDaly Except Sundays 1S1n5ayx
CHICAGO '4SO a. H. CLiosrty street onlyJ sIsG >
"12-i5 night
PITTsBURG. '45O m, Liberty street onIyJ. AGO
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. 1000
"l2l5 alght.
ROYAL BLUE TE ANS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. $500 1000 CDtusr,
ellao a n lDinerls f4uO q DINER sLSG tDiuerl
SEQ c'Royql Limited. exclusively Pullman Train.
Diner C0iel, DINER. tJtuerl au.l
~ IS night NORFOLK tL00 p
All trains Illuminated With Piutsch I4ghr
Or1ces- lis. 2jl. Broadway Tnf,r
So W 1t bCWery. n Y. Fulton 81 p-,q<1v7-
Whitehall Terminal and Liberty eheezslf
from hotel residence destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-17

FOOD given gratuitousIy to millions by the
government is procured through the ordinary
cnanlels, so that the grain trade is exceedingly
AcdNe, and through competition grain has kept to
a price that Is steady and not abnormally high
considering that local crops vast
nave been total failures. But there millions
cheap il may be. These must be either fed
bIAtuitoQsly or given work and paid in cash oH
gram IN order not to denoraliZe the people work
rs made the basis OF help. and gratuitous feeding
possible.
The rate which labor is paid at Government
Ee4leI works Is regulated by the market price OF
sary Tor the purShase Of a pound of grain q day
Ihe usual ration for adult This minimum Of
WACO mas the object OF providing place where
ne can be saved, but attractive enough to
draw men and women unnecessarily away from
thHir Villages and thus from efforts self-help.
As the usual FOOD or the people is simply bread,
s ntSa rev condiments, the character Of their
9alLy 1000 s not the hardship thoy have endure.
but rather the unaccustonaed conditions connected
win their toll As an illustration Of this many
OF those physically weak prefer work all day
De classed as too weak TO work and be fed
gratuitousiy. For even two cents a day they
can save a little for tobacco and some OF the
9Lher Injuries they want When relief works were
cay. but this wage proved so attractive that the
Government in fear lest one-half Of
twenty-five million people-would be their hands
which would have been n tmpossible task
ouccd the wage to the minimum necessary to sun
port ufe- II VIII thus DO seen thar the demand
mat tho Government Of India should seize tho
grain OF the grain dealers, feed the starving and
settle with tho dealers afteTward or the charge
that Il ia Indifferent 10 the condition of the pe0-
pie because II does not the revenues Of the
country IN going itself into the business OF import
ditons prevailing IN india
JUSTIN E ABBOTT
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New-York, June 1. 1906 l. ABDUL l
AN APPEAL FOR THE BOULEVARD.
AMsTERDAM-AVE. SUGGESTED AS A SUBSTITUTE
FOR THE RAPID TRANSIT ROUTE.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.


To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: Call a halt the Boulevard and thus
bring the greatest good to the greatest number
The intense wish, might say OF all the people Of
this great city appears to be the preservation Of
beautiful Boulevard Why should this grand
street be despoiled? Certainly the p-oper1v own
ers do not ask for the underground road there Am
sterdarn-ave is naturally the business avenue OF
the West Side as it is the central avenue between
the Park and the river, and would more truly serve
the transit Of the residents Of the West Side than
line further OF the centre It is nv earnest be-
lief that Ans terdam-ave. would gladly hail the
presence OF the underground railroad as it would
add just much more business 10 q business
street
Now. 10 the old objection that such railroad
in that avenue would interfere with the large
water mains there, that objection need no longer
exist for at this moment q 3e-inch water main is
being laid the easterly side of the Boulevard;
why should not three or four of these same large
pipes be laid under the Boulevard II necessary?
Then as 10 the change OF route, If the Fort Wash
westerly 5s eqap Gou1G p st
through Manhattar-st back to the Boulevard
again. where IL again enters the tunnel and where
there are no centre walks and fine trees TO be
TIE Rapid Transit Commission kindly gave
hearing TO a committee OF the West End Associa-
Il possible, the beauties OF the Boulevard. but
efforts were IN vain. No doubt the extra cost Of
the tunnel forbade Mr.. McDonaIds making the
change.
But II the Rapid Transit Commissioners could
then consider our wishes, cannot they again con-
slider our wishes and the present sugges ton? Is
consider e change OF route at Fort George, 10
save distance Of some quarter Of a mile, then
why not also consider a change in the Boulevard
on rapid transit Better little delay now than
70 suffer for years the regrets Of an unalterabls
New-York. June "a. 1900.
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EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-Yorh, 16, 1900
Cs s2 a Saturday market there was brisk
trading in coffee but Il the
sell prices declined 1920 points The market opened
easy ard that decline failed recover closed
steady Total sales l3 bags weak
ness was primarily the result Of heavy Increase
celpts OF coffee RIO and Santos These reached total
OF 1Ooo bags including l30oO Santos The larger
ceipts followed the which
trade burdenscn1e the h1bouic
plague factory having already pretty generally
counted, while the European markets,
oets Of this predisposed weakness IN the
absence of speculative support Cleared
bark Frances with 5000 bags cleared Santos June 49,
the steamer hatr Prince, with 1900 bags The open
market for spot Brazilian coffee nd more or
less nominal. the basis $50 Rio invoice
lots.
The OF contract prices market to-day
a follows
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RaiIr0ans
.ENNSYLVANTA



Desbrosses and Cortand5 streets
1.-THE leaving time from DesbrOsses and
C"Ftahut streets is hve minutes later than
that given below for TWenty-shiFd street.
station except where otherwise noted
c.. - Naa "a va AZ AALl-LiHitea 20 Two hsf.s Perss
80 A. Vi. FAST LiSE-Pi5rs6IFs and clsvelaad
"',S =. " PE-2,NsFIV ANA LIMITED Pullman co1s
Cars For cbeaE5. c7svsisad Tslsdo. cine.nasfi
I-3a p " CHICAGO AND 81 LOUIS EXPREss-
,, Nas5Xllie ta Gncianati and Laisvisl. Indiaz-
S-93 p VI ST LOUIS ExPREss-Fur Ptrssburg.
5.55 p ". WESTERN ExPREss-gar Chicago. For
T- 5 p ~. PACIFIC. ExPREss-For Pitts5urs sna
FogreS c, ~ haSyi.-e t9iy; VIA saenandoan Valley
SD P. VI CI.EvEI.ANr AND CIvCTS1sTT Xxx
~ swAsHINGToX AND THE soJTH.
90 40. 1910 teabrcsses and Cortlandr Srrs-ts.
cs5r 5a5Hs s Gar leS DieiaE Sar a. n L s. 40
sS9io11! Lin . al Pa'r ard Dining Cars s Is as
SUNDAY. .. 50 l055 Dining Carl A. m. Ass 325
- Dining Carr. As DINING car. as p I2-i0
sQ 1,5 RAILwAY--Ezpress. s25 4a5 Il 10
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAE.-For MsrzpAis
ATLANTIC COAST LISE-ESpress SIS a. n and sss
CHESAPEAKE 55Is & OHIO RAuwAT--T-55 a. n week.
SF;}sGARR AR LTNE--Ex7rez=. 1sa5 and 1.1O
FOB FOE. QL I3 FONT COMFORT and NoEvoLE-Zs5
T9hroqssh yssybulea Trains BUFFET PzTl6r cars aa4
GAPE MAY-l255 .. IT. weekdays
iin5s on View York and Long Branch Ralroad froIf
- - -thirt Street station. $50 a n lzs-
- 80 q ~ ant +iU o. I'd a. -. e35
n ur5l Desarusses Clrrau3t Srrests1. $50 9oo
b4o A. o.
"a - FOR PHILA BELPHIA
50 SIS % dC55 Penua- Limited 10 ~ C0ssSrcssss.
$50 1oItLaHdt Streets 10 20 Dining Car 1855 CDinins
ar. 10 a. n le55 10 Deshrcssss and C1rauts
9-EEeeS --o1 80. 30. 355. A25. AS Dining car
. y ,-1lnS Gs7l 255 Dining carr IS So. s15-
i-iH night sundays 3 lo. coac1esl.
80 SO . 9 81 G-iznitst} 955. 1875 CDaiug Ca-1
80 10 Dining - G55 Dining
C2-h 80 Dining Car $50 tDlEI=E Car. T-55 SZ5-
500 30 . m. - IU night
Ticket offices Nos ash s4s rras, 1854 III and Isl
Broadway; Aston House West Tsucy-third street
station stations nd Ccrriaufe
Streets 4 Court Fulton street. Hroal-
way and PelnsyIvalia Station BROOKLYN Sta
ton Jersey City The New York Transfer CornpanY
dences through destination.
TELEPHONE 'Slt Eighteenth Street PsnnsvivAnis
Railroad Cab Service
J 2. HUTCHINSON 7 2 WON
General Manager. General Pass.r Aren't
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AGAINST CARRYING DEADLY WEAPONS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: The editorial in to-day's paper upon "a
Race Of stabbers" brings up important subject.
but do you think the Italians use the stetto In
New-York more than the revolver and other deadly
weapons used? Every day read OF many
who have shot themselves or some one else with as
careless regard for what is right II we were
barbarians. with moral sense or religious self
control Should such a state of things exist any
where. especially among people trying to cvilize
foreign peoples2
Would IT not be well TO form committee for the
prevention Of the carrying OF any deadly weapons
leaving men and women to use their fists only Il
inclined TO be british, and having other protection
merely in the pOCemen's possessiou2 Such a
committee would raise the moral tone Of New-York
among the upreasOning and protect the peace low
ing. Is Il not the serious duty the thinking men
TO organize this disarming comnittee2
NeW-York, June g. 1890 HIRAMIA
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THE STATE Of TRADE,
Chicago June 1e-rhe leading futures ranged as fol-

Cash quotations follows: Flour strong and
que 60 asP P9tents $ 09s3 sG ssTaghts s39s8 80;
81 3Og$3 10 straghrs S3dS3 % bakers 3O1S2 So No
spring wheat. 70G72lc: No . red 773s677lqc. No .
N23Asci No white, 26q26izc No white. 25l4 626lsc
No rye 5s1zc: good feeding barley. 37Q3sc. 10
western, 81 so pork. Dbl SO 359s11 so. lard
per 100 H. So 6OS6 TO- short ribs sides Qoose SO
boxed 81 15aS7 o. whiskev basis Of high
vines 81 y; sugars unchanged; clover grade
81 lo9Ss On the Produce EXCHANGE to-day the butter
Islzc Cheese steady. So Qs14c Eggs slow fresh i0e
Cincinnati June 1e--FTour firm Wheat aruler: No ,
firm ~ mixed BE Rye aIn 80 sa G 44sS
arna. Eggs quiet a 10gIO3zc cheese Arm
Duluth. June l6.wheat-No hard cash 7eSsc; July
7o3c. Corn, sS%c Oats 224S25c. ''' 40 'PrilS'
Milwaukee. June 16.-wheat higher; No Northern
44s45o sample. S5S43s.e NO =
Minneapolis June I6--C7ose-Wheat. in store No
on track No hard 51z: No Norther2 - &c S ee
Northern re Flour higher first patents.
Philadelphia, June 1G-wheat 1c higher contract
grade June 7eg77c. Corn firm and &c higher; No .
clipped. p 7ac Butter steady; fancy Western creamery
10c 90 prints. 2c Eggs drm. fresh nearby and Vest
Cheese Gn. Receipts: Flour 500 bis 700 600 n IN
sacks wheat 5000 bush corn 90 bush: oats IA coo
bush Shipments Wheat 1900 bush; As 600 bush
So. Louis June ls-C!ogs: Wheat No ? red. cash.
nae; June 733ac July, 74o; August 74%c September
3s1c; July S9hc. September, 397sc oats No cash,
24e June &c; July 23c September 22Ec No white,
July 7sAc; August 739sc; September 7efsc Corn dai
higher No cash 405sc. Oats weak lower ? cash.
tober. s. 70; No ?, s. IS,
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WABASH RAILROAD.

Tho Famous Continental Limited which left New
York via West shore r. r az I p NJ win leave al
D ~saebtng chicago 3.35 p. 81. and Louis
n nee go Kansas CITY second O'Clock.
-br,frb car service York % ST. Louis. D. L
a IA III no A 81 arriving So. Louis j. NJ and
kansas CITY $50 p. n day
ming chair seats fFeel and sleeper New
York 10 Chicago. via N Y. o W. at 2 NJ. arriving
chicago ''' H 3 MCCLELLAN. O. z A.. ssT B'way.
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new YORK CENTRAL,
~ H1RI.FW ~ DiVTSI0V

e:i2 A " and 35 NJ Daily. except Sunday. Ptts-
field. Sundays only az @ % A NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated
Ticket offices Il3. PSI. as t.216 :
Union So. ". 81 West T25th T25fh l3sth
Stations New York; 33s and ia Fulrou ST. and 100
Broadway. L. d
Telephone 900 for View York Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked hotei residences
WestCotr Express COMPANY.
GEORGE r. DANIELS. General PASSENGER Agent
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OTHER MARKErsBY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. June observation-disclosures. 20 head. uomi-
nay steady; native good TO prime steers 50 o9S5
medium. s. 500S5; selected feeders, s. 2jGS5.
uxeS stockers So 5O6S4 cows S3RS4 -, heifsrs 25
IS, 81 $685. bulls S3GSl 30 calves S3GSI-
81 65GS5 Texas s. +JU
81 40 Texas bulls IS l5aS3 Hogs-Recepts to-day.
- Monday 81 COO estimated; left L50Os
generally sc higher closing easier, top. s. l2- mixed
and butchers 81 9J4S5 l2l2 good choice heavy $50
s. I2s rough heavy 81 9Gas5 light 81 $685. l2a bulk
So O5G$5 10 Sheep-Recepts 1000 head sheep
steady, good choice wethers 81 s0tfS5 30,
mixed Sass; Western sheep. s. I5aS5 -;
81 50GS5 90. native lambs SoS6 50. Western
lambs s6aS6 s. spring lambs. S5gSI; Receipts this
4T0O0 head, 15e. 100, Go 200
Receipts week-CattIe 4S 800 head hogs 16s500;
sheep. So 500.
steady. s. 1885 so Sheep steady, $3G$+ so Lambs
steady, 81 259ST 10
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OF THE OLD SCHOOL.

From The Chicago Times Herald
Pa. what's a gentleman Of the old schooI'?"
An old fellow who wears q broadcIoth Prince
Albert, chews tobacco and says 'demme' when
he wants to swear"
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sorTHERN CorToN A1ARKErs

Baltimore. l6.-Cottou nomiualI ruiddug &c.
uiddling. e-l6c; good ordinary l516c stock 42l3
Galveston, June 16-Cotton quiet, middng s4sc, low
mddng S1ac good ordinary. 7sc; receipts $50 bales:
exports Britain S324; sales. II stock. 2SA
Memphis. June I6.-Cotton stesdyf middLng S-l6c.
rniddng I1-16c- good ordinary. 5-I6c,
is bales. shIpments 50: sales. 100: stock. SO.S4S
Louis I6-Cutton quiet: udd1ing. Iovv
rndding 9-I5c; good ordinary. S-ldci receipts -
bal shipments. 1O4; sales 566. stock. 3Sb1S.
Savannah. June 16-CotJon quiet; mitdlng $40, low
mddung sac good Ordinary SIC; receipts IL bales;
stock OO5
New-Or.eans June I6-Cotton dull, midTlins 1-16c:
low uiadltng sac good ordinary. 3-16c. receipts
bale exports coasrwise 10; sales $50; stock T212
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LACKAMANNA RAILROAD.
WEST SFORE RR

aad 10 N later frum toOt Of W 4-d So.
$50 p A. COZ IN eNLAL LINITED. for usarosf
-, chicago and 81 Louis DininE car, -
-OslO T. IL. Chicago and b. Louis Limited
ISsNtt p NJ. Buffalo E.as agtf T.,,.a.
$40 p NJ, Detroit and Chicago Express
DAILY fExcepE sunday
Timetables principal ana of7r~s
checked from hotel
c T. LAMBERT. General Passenger AxszE. - -
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CENTRAL B. B. Of HER JERSEY.

Anthracite coal used sxciusiveyH
-Four Tracks, 'EIsctro-Pueunat.c signals.
Stations YORK and Sourh F.rry
Trains Liberty below
i've minutes earlier. 8 noted.
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-UIIJIV--Ias early cotton narrow and
quite without features later was Irregular and
active The influences quite generally bearish
prices took a lower level Tha
tone at decline Of lq$ points Subsequent business
increased ths decline 1910 points cable news,
although showing advance OF
ms selling being general:
for foreign
statement regarding the crop for the
last week was sized particularly bearish
ure Ihere was practically support that which
came rom the contingent Of covering
secure profits AcvtCes spot mar
ketS generally weak. as the general run
OF acYtceS from drygoods nnauufacturng centres,
Considerable OF selling morning resulted
following
cary IN t4 week by local traders previous circulated
reports pointing to strong bull clique centered a.
NeW-Orleans with &c In for July August COT
This support falsd and while there
reports a strong NeN-CrIaans
Clique the action or not considered
expectation OF a successful bun movement this
5ourcs Thsrs were sensational reports regarding tho
situation in China that also exeTed bearsh influence
and the market closed barely steady
point Of the day the net decline being 10 points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-17
Yester-

Foreign coffee Santos-COtree market quiet;
good Santos 7S9OO receipts 1900 bags: stock
10000 EambuTg-Coffee market opened unchanged. at
$3.50 unchanged sales GOO bags Havre-Cof-
Zee market opened steady y franc lower; at u m
advanced franc sales. l. COO bags
4o
February a. 70 August
....-.......... Earteunbe- :
april 1925. October .4TI5
May November
Observation-Disclosures 6. n Tecer1har q II
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Rio-Cofree market quiet No : Rio SS775: exchange.
lo-S2d receipts, 1000 bags cleared for the Tn ted
states, 1000; cleared for Europe 1000 stock 132000
The statistical position Brazilian coffee is as follows:
The Irish standard., 1900-11-03
PRoBATE NoT1cE.
80, 1tODAIE NVIICT. ----1------- =
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Hannanin Prnhnto Gonrt

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Hennepin. Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Guardianship Of James
G. Goodnow and Helen Goodnow. minors
On reading and filing the petition OF
james Goodnow, the guardian Of above
named wards, praying that license be t.
him granted to mortgage the real estate
therein described belonging to said wards
and 1t appearing, by said petition, to the
Court, that 1t is necessary for the purpose
of paying debts and making. necessary i'm
provements thereon, and that It would BIZ
for the benefit of said wards to mortgage
II IS THEREFoRE ORDERED That al
persons interested in the estate sof said
wards appear before said Proba0 Court, al
Special term thereof to be held on Mon
day, the 10th day. of November, 1900, al
10 O'clock in the forenoon, at the Court
House. in said County, then and there to
show cause. Qf any there bel why license
should not be granted to said Guardian tc
mortgage said real estate according to the
prayer Of said petition.
And it Is further ordered that notice OF
such hearing be given to all persons inter.
ested, by publishing this order once In each
week for three successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing, in the Irish Standard,
q newspaper printedsa and published in said
County.
October, 1900.
By the Court:
+. 6. HARVEY,
Judge Of Probate.