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New-York tribune., 1900-07-06
TRADE WITH ISLANDS.
GREAT INCREASE SHOWN IN PORTO
RICO'S EXPORTS HERE.
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Washington, July 5.-The official figures covering
the trade between the United States and Cuba
Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines for the
month Of May ard the eleven months ended May
81. 1900 which for the first time accessible
disclose some unusually interesting and significant
facts. especially as respects Porto Rico. II may
be remembered that after long and bitter struggle
tn Congress the Porto Rican tariff law passed
That act preceded by tedious debate in both
branches, in the course of which the changes were
rung over and over again in regard 10 the poverty
destitution Of the Porto Rcans and the alleged
''inhumanity Of the proposed legislation which. it
asserted would virtually exclude them from
the markets OF the United States both buyers
and sellers. The new law into effect May
J. and the results Of the first months operation
OF 1t IN the trade relations of the island with the
United States are now officially presented
In the month OF May Porto Rico exported TO and
sold in the markets Of the United States products
OF the total value OF Sl1O3 .ss7 compared with
total OF $641l7e in May, 1sss-nonths before the
island was devastated by the hurricane. This was
an increase Of S45s, SIS. or than 10 per cent
The heaviest increase in the items OF sugar,
moasses and tobacco. large quantities Of which
had been held back the hope that the Free Trade
politicians IN Congress would be able carry their
point For several months prior to May l no
moasses sugar and little tobacco had been
shipped 70 the United States. In the ten months
ended April 90, 1890 the exports Of amounted
TO 2aSA.3s3 pounds. valued at $4S6,547, whereas in
the single month OF May the exports amounted to
1896 pounds, Of the total value Of S9l7 1872 In
the ten months mentioned the total exports Of
nnolasses 10 the United States amounted TO 576Is4
gallons, valued at sS5.9o7, and IN May 1900, the
ports amounted 40s69 gallons. Of the total value
Of $112, $50
In the ten months ended April 80. 1900 the total
exports o. leaf tobacco to the United States
amounted 4S2.S04 pounds, Of the total value OF
S12l,572 and IN May. 1900 the exports amounted to
BIS III pounds valued at $50 615.
The exports from the United States to the island
also increased. The total for May. 1900 amounted
10 Sss6,47s compared with total OF $805,564 IN
May, 1929. This increase Of $3.50 9l5 about
12s per cent
The returns for May show a balance Of trade in
favor Of Porto Rico amounting 7.3Ss. but for
the eleven months ended May 81 the balance in
favor OF the United States amounted 10 Sl519,425
Ths following comparative statement shows the
imports from and exports TO Cuba and the island
possessions Of the United States In May. 1Ss9 and
May. 800. respectively:
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OF a plot lOOSx12S feet Mr. Norton received
slSooOo for his equity, and with a 10000 mortgage
the property the valuation reaches $3.50 200 Mr..
Gillespie obtained two loans. One for s122,Ooo was
advanced by Edward and Henry Hirsh and another.
and the other 500 by the Atlantic Gotta
Company. Both mortgages mature within six
months.
The following offerings at auction are scheduled
for to-day:
BY William NJ, Ryan Brook-ave., southeast
corner of e-hundred- sixty -ffth-st S67x98sx
Michael Feeney against David Quigey ct al; John
C. McNeiy. attorney; Edward D. oBrien referee;
By Philip A, Smyth No. Il One-hundred- and
ave i9xiO0Ii FIVE story stone front fathouse; Mary
E. Fisher and another as trustees under VIII OF
al; w. B. & G. F. Chamberlin attorneys; Patrick
H. Whalen. referee; amount due, HS16l; subject to
taxes: etc. $500 60; mortgage recorded on January
hi south o side 3 St feet west Of
Amsterdam-aye l76xs9.n, four story brick fat
A. Schuchardt against Julius Jungmann ct al;
George V. N. Baldwin, attorney; John Delehunty'
$249 p; mortgage recorded March p. 1897
THE RECORD OF SALES.
Rutland & Whiting have sold for Edward Thomp-
the New-York and Boston Dyewood Com
pany, the six story brick building, No. 156 William
st. corner of Ann-st The property is 27x1OO feet
in size. The price was $4,000, The same brokers
have also sold for J. A. Deraismes and others Nos
43H2S in size, Tor SlZ,2JO, to JOhn summons
The Musical Mutual Protective Union, at Third
ave and Ninety frst-st.. having offices also at NO
324 East Seventy -rst-st has bought No. 210 to 214
East Eighty siXth-st plot 75xl00 $50 feet east of
Thrd-aVe., for about $40 600 There two frame
buildings at Nos. 212 and 214. and a three story
brick building n No 21O These will be torn down
make room for five story brick and stone mod
building for the of the union and for meet
ing rooms halls, The seller of No. 2l0 is Ray
Goldman. The owner of record of Nos. PIP and PA
is James Moore. who purchased them in 1868 for
S12 600.
The following properties are reP9rted sold: The
four story tenement house 30XS0 No. 13 Downing
St three private dwelIlng houses on plot 51x10OI1
st. the vacant lot No. 312 East Forty-ninth-st
and the dwelling houses. plot 40.6X9S9 Nos 223
ard 225 East Thirty-ninth-st.
H Rinaldo & Brother have sold for the BreHne-
mann estate, to Gordon Levy Co.. the four story
front and FIVE story buildings No. 95 Henry-st
lot 25x10O.
Jackson & Stern have sold to NJ. S. Isler Broth
ers No. e1 Coumbia-st. 25x10O a six story
ment house.
Norris Franklin has sold No 497 Broome-st., a
S15,000
At the New-York Real Estate saiesroom yester-
day two sales IN foreclosure were scheduled. One
was adjourned week and William Kennedy
knocked down the other to the plaintiff for SO 600
The property was the three story brick dwelling
house. 1Sx10o11, No. As West One-hundred-and-
hfteenth-st.
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The principal articles Of import from Cuba were:
Cocoa, crude, and leaves and shells OF, s164,57O;
copper. E4S02S; fruits and nuts, sc 70; manganese
ore, oxide, s246l4S; mahogany other cabinet
wood, S350574 iron ore S427 287; sponges s05.2s7;
nlolasses $43776: sugar. S6.02200O; leaf tobacco,
S.35,s4s cigarettes, etc. a,s23O0O.
Following were the chief articles Of import from
Por+o Rico: Molasses, Sg,ss7; sugar. S4O8.O9s;
tooacco. Sla.OOO
The principal articles % import from Hawaii
were: Coffee S6 3S6; fruit & 900; hides and skins.
s63 S35; rice. SO 306; sugar, SIS, As ga
From the Philippines the chief articles Of i'm
port were: Hemp, 81. ,3S9; sugar s925,S35
The following statements show the principal
articles Of export from United States to the
respective islands during the eleven months ended
May g. lSO0
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RECORDED MORTcAcFs

Michel. Jacob and wife to Regina soharrner
S6th-st ITS It W Of sth-ave YEARS.. 81
Best. Anton. to American Mortgage Company
Nos 43 and As Harrison-st. l year ............
Lugla, Arthur S, to the Baron de Firsch Fund
ll6th-st. 8. 100 It Of Amsterdam-avs. 8
Gillespie Michael H to Atlantic Terra Gotta
Company Central Park West. ; cor s2d-st
Same to Edward and Henry Hirsh and another
same property, y Observation-Disclosures. Il
Carroll, Mary F, 10 American Mortgage Com
pany, 1Oth-ave. cor 43d-st, years.........
Muller, Diedrich, and wife 20 George Ehret Hud-
son-st, corner HaTrisou-st / ar..........
Davis, Frank, to Charles z Scott. Water-st Nos
492 and 494, ....-.....
Miller, John. and another to Charles Regnault,
17th-st 5 5. 223 Il Of Avenue A years ...
Ftschlowitz, Gustav G. to Charles Hermann,
Madson-ave No los. 3 years.................
Bickehoupt Louise 3, to John Hardy, 47th-st
Nos 243 and 245 West year.................
Same TO Franklin Savings Bank property,
Ferris. oscar G. to National Savings Bank Of
Albany Lawrence-st corner Bloomngdale
Eyers, Peter and Eliza TO Caleb Lawrence Both
ST, g. ass II Of 9th-ave, s years. ..........
executors, etc, 10Oth-st- n $. 228.3 II of PARK
Same 10 Morris jacobson, 1O0th-st. = 223- 8 II
OF Park-ave. I year. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Same to Jacob Manneschmidt, same property.
MRbg Fab:r 7e T99Fs No anS Is4 %s5 Rn 70 Samuel
Rossiter, Stealy 3, TO the Bast River Savings
Institution, St Nicholas-ave. g. 205 # n OF
14Sth-st, year. ..--..........
Glass, John ir to John Glass. 14th-st- s. 476 II
Of sth-ave. secures notes. -.-.....--.....
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REAL ESTATE.
SALES OF DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROP.
ERTY-AUCTION OFFERINGS.

The transactions IN the real estate market YES
terday included several deals in downtown prop
erty. Among them were the northeast corner OF
William and Ann sts. and Nos 159 and l61 Leonard
ST These sales chiefly interesting as afford
ing almost the only break in the weeks record Of
transactions in uptown property-dwelling houses
and nathouses.
mortgage Of $4,000, for two and one-half
years, given by Charles T. Wills TO the New York
Life Insurance Company, the property. s36x1O0
the north side Of Beecker-st. $50 feet east OF
Broadway, was recorded yesterday. Mr.. Wills
purchased half interest in the property some time
ago. and subsequently acquired the entire interest
IN the parcel from Emcline c II Condct and hus-
band.
Isaac Clothier OF Philadelphia has transferred
the northeast corner Of Fifth-aVe and Ninety
seyentb-st I005x2CO. Benjamin Stern for $4,000
together with the assumption OF a mortgage for
$4,000 which exists against the property Mr.
Stern gives the seller mortgage for $4,000 repre-
Eenting part Of the purchase price.
Michael II. Gillespie acquired title yesterday
from Patrick Norton the south corner OF Cen
tTaI Park West and Einety-second- st, consisting
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Lemel Honig s22 125
161st-st, No 561 West 1S.5xa9 IL Louis Aaron
and another 70 Louis Kaufman 1900
Madison-ave, No 129S. 20x79. Charles A
ooi Hermann to Gustav F Fischiowitz 100
,oJ James Conway ..........!. 10000
hue referee, James Chambers ct al 1900
oth,aye corner 97th-st. 1Oo5x2OO: Isaac
Slothier TO BENJAMIN Stern
126th-st. 1915 II Of ad-ave RI sxee ii:
Emil Goldmark. referee. o Henry r Beeiman
~ trustee ............-r 1s 900
Central Park West, " corner 92d-st 1O0.Sx125;
Patrick Norton TO " II Gillespie ..............
l34th-st. No 11s West. 25x99. II: Eugene L sykes
referee, Florence Baldwin. ...'.......' 1900
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125th 81

The approximate lien charge satisfy
which the above described property be sold, is
Seventeen thousand six hundred and sxty-four s8lO0
dollars with interest thereon the 11th June
1900. together with allowance amounting to
about S476 together with the expenses of the sale
The approximate OF taxes or other
liens which 10 be allowed purchaser out OF the
purchase money paid by the Nine hundred
dollars
Dated New York. June
- - - JOHN II. ROGAN. Referee
SHELLEY r AUSTIN Plaintiffs Attorney once ana
Postofice address Al Cedar street Boro1eh of Man
haitian New York City. -
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foreclosure Sales.

nnEnT MILK XOnK


SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
- william Cairns Stuart ct al Trustees. etc. Of
others. Defendants
In pursuance a Judgment Of foreclosure sale
entered in the aboveentitled and
bearing l4th day OF June 1900 I. the under
signed, Referee in said judgment named, will sell
al public auction, the New York Real Estate Sales
City York Tuesday, the 10th DAY OF July
1900 u o'clock day. by Peter F. Meyer
Auctioneer, premises directed by judgment
be sold. and therein described follows:
ALI. that certain lot piece parcel Of land situate
lying being in the City OF New-York and being
Section Number I, Block Number 1874 IS shown
the Map OF the City Of New York bounded
the Northerly line of West One hundred and second
distant hundred thirty-two Q32) feet
inches easterly from the NortheaSerly
Boulevard and West One hundred and Street
but opposite the middle line OF wall;
ming thence Northwardy but parallel with the Boulevard
and TO and through said party wall far the
extends hundred 900 feet; thence Eastwardy but
thrty-two 32) inches: thence southwardIy
but parallel with the Boulevard
feet the Northerly line Of West and
Street; thence Westwardy alSn< Northeriy
line West One hundred second Strre Uhirty-two
1922 feet six 90 inches to the point place OF begin
ming
Dated New York. June 1s 1900.
CHAS II. KNOX. Referee.
LORD. DAY & LORD, Attorneys for Plaintiffs ONCE
and postonace address No. 12O Broadway Manhattan)
York
The following is diagram OF the property sold
its street number is 2O7 West 1929 Street:
1896 Street
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TLa annroxinate amount Of the lien charge to
s.t,sfv Which the above described property be sold
SI4 SOC 81 with thereon from the twelfth day
~ I,na 1900 together and allowances amount
inr TO s326 49, interest from June H. 1900 to
-a1bar with the expenses sale The approximate
amount taxes assessments or other liens which are
~ he allowed to purchaser Of the purchase money
~ Detd nv the Referee is Sz33. % and interest.
Dated: New York. June is. 1900 -
CHARLES A. JACKSON. Referee.
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foreclosure Sales.
UPREAfE COURT. WEsTCHESTER COU

SUPREME COURT, WESTMINSTER COUN-
- TY-Metropolitan Trust Company OF the city OF New
York Trustee Plaintiff. against Upper New YORK &c. City
Gertrude NJ Gibney The Corporation Trust Company
OF New Jersey. Defendants.
In pursuance judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly
in the above entitled action bearing
the 10Th Way 1900 and entered in the ONCE
Clerk westchester County the 10Th day OF
entered In the ofh> OF the clerk
County New York the 26h day OF June 1900
undersigned, the Referee In said Judgment named
public auction the front steps OF the County
Court Of the County Of Westchester, at Whlte
Plains said County on the 21st day Of July 1900 az
10 o'clock Of that day the premises dl
Tected by Judgment Sold and therein described
follows: - ....,.
materials and property hoth real
and personal now which be hereafter &C.
connected used the operating or sal
water works appurtenances thereto and also all the
mains and structures and all the rights credits IN.
come profits rights franchises OF the said party OF
the first part connected and apperainng to said
water works now be constructed and
operated rights privileges and
thereunto belonging. now acquired OF "tch may heIe
after be acquired --or->
PARSONS. SHEPARD & OGDEN.
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
III Broadway,
Of Manhattan,
The city Of New York y. 7.
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK.-Cephas Brainerd ano as executors
&c. OF Annie G. Smith, decd James N. Catlow and
others
In OF Judgment OF foreclosure duly
made and entered in The above entitled
date the Goth of June 1900 undersigned
in such judgment named. will sell public a
the New York Real Estate Salesroom No iii Broadway
Borough OF Manhattan. in the City County New
York. the 18th day OF July. 1900 noon
that day by William NJ. Ryan, auctioueer premises
directed by said Judgment to be sold
as follows:
lot. piece parcel land with the
City, County and State OF New York bounded and
described follows:
Beginning a point :he northerly side of One hun
dred and thiryfourth street distant hundred
nifty feet easterly from the northeaserly
hundred and thryfourth street and Seventh Avenue
nnetynne eleven inches thence
eastsry parallel with One hundred hfry-ourth
twenty-five feet; souherly parallel with
Seventh Avenue and Of the through party wall
ninetynne and eleven inches
thirty fourth
along tho twenty-five feet 10 the point place o
beginning
Being the premises conveyed John C Gerber
parties Of the first by John FIeIst
wife by deed dated December 1s 1895
December the once Of Register OF the civ
and County Of New York in Sect. T. 4s Cons
page 30
Dated New York 2lst 1900.
JOHN II. ROGAN Referee
SHELLEY P AUSTIN. Plaintiffs Attorney Ofce ana
Postotnce address A. Cedar street Borough of Man
haitian New York City.
The following a diagram property 10 b.. sold
street number being 1873 West Borougb
OF Manhattan New York City:
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y L
~ OF NEW YORK. Charles L Jones and william
Bard NcVickar as Trustees under certain Deed OF
Tr,s for the benefit Rosale de N Moran, Plaintiffs
against Robert L, Knaggs and others. Defendants.
In pursuance Of Judgment OF Foreclosure and sale
dy made and entered the above-ented action bear
inr date the fourteenth o June, 1900 l. the under
signed the Referee judgment named. Will sell at
tIi Auction at the York Real Estate Sales Room
No iii Rroa IHay in Borough Of Manhattan, city
~ New York on eleventh day Of July 1900 at u
o'clock noon on day. by d. Phoenix lnsraham q
% Guctioneers the premises directed by said judgment
10 be sold and therein described as follows:
certain lot. piece parcel or and, with the
building thereon erected situate lying and being in the
CIV ~ New York bounded and described as fol-
lows. PF.CINNING point the westerly side Of
Madison Avenue t+0) feet eleven D inches
south Of the Southescrly Of Madison Avenue and
one hundred nineteenth Street; thence Southery
along the Westerly Madison Avenue twenty GOD
feet thence Westerly parallel with One hundred and
nineteenth and part OF the distance through a
marty wall seventy-hve C75) feet; thence Northerly
paraIIeI with Madison twenty 20 feet; thence
assrIv narae hundred and nineteenth street
and mart Of the through party wall seventy
Westerly side OF Madison Avenue at
the point place Of beginning. Being known oy the
Street Number 1896 Madison Avenue.
Dated New York. June 49, 1900 -
A' CHARLES A JACKSON Referee.
NASH & JONES, Attorneys for Plalntlns.
Street New York City.
The following diagram OF the property 70 De soid
as described above number being 1926 Mad-
s'-- i1A+h Street.
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Notire 10 Creditors.


UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT South
COMPANY. complainant against THE FORTY SECOND
STREET.. MANI1ATTANyILLE AND ST. NICHOLAS
AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY. Defendant.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
and fied in his on June l. 1900 NOTICE IS HERE
Forty-second Msnhatanville and St Nicholas
Railroad Company must be presented
Office No. 81 Wall street, New York City New York
first hearing before the undersigned the Master
appointed by said Inerlocuory Decree, will held on
Wednesday, June 27 1900 at II o'clock A. M. at his
said Office No. 81 wall Street New York City.
Dated New York June s. 1900 -
Chaneery, u Circuit Court Southern District
The time to present claims under has
been extended TO including July 1900. by
Of the above named court dated June 20. 1900.
DA'''- ARTHUR H. MAsTEN Master.
SUPREME COURT, New York County.-In
~ the Matter Of the Final Accounting Of JOHN h
BRAUN. Assignee Of lsidor Bremen for the oenent or
sfR:EPLEAsE TAKE NOTICE that the first hearing
Minor Esq, the Referee appointed by
entered in the abOve-ened proceeding IN
the office OF the Clerk of County of New York the
day June 1900 take and the accounts OF
the said John H Braun and OF his proceedings as assignee
Isidor Bremen. will be held at
the Office Of the said Referee No 29 Broadway in the
Borough OF Manhattan City Of New York on the 18th
July. 1900, o'clock in the afternoon OF that
day.
Special the Regulation Of Special Terms
Of Supreme First Judicial District and Estab
fishing Practice therein all persons having
claims against hereby required
present with the vouchers therefor duly veri
hcd to said Referee his office, No 229 broadway. in
27th day of July 1900
NJ CLEILAND MILNOR, Referee.
LEWIS H ALLEN Esq. Atty. for the Assignee, No
85 Nassau Street Borough os Manhattan New York city
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06
TRYING TO CHANGE ARDSLEYS NAME.
AMI L BARBER WANTS PosToFFTCE CALLED
LoRENA-A VIGOROUS PROTEST.

Many people in the village Of Ardsley are
opposing an attempt by certain wealthy residents
TO have the name Of the Postofice changed to
Lorena- Ardsley has had a postofice for nearly
twenty-five years Amzi L Barber is the moving
spirit in having the name Of the postofce changed
He is interested IN land company which has laid
out q settlement called Lorena
Mr.. Barber's yacht IS called Lorena and his golf
links is named after IL. At a mass meeting c. A
Buck, L. D. Quimby and DR.. G. @. Johnson were
appointed protest to the Postmaster-General
against changing the name.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06
N PTRSUANCE of an order Of Hon. Abner C.


L rbonas q Surrogate Of the County New York.
Notice is hereby given all persons having claims
against Malcolm Graham, late Of the County OF New
York deceased the with vouchers thereof
TO the subscribers their place OF ransacting business
No no Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan Inc
civ of New York before the Path day Of Septen-
her 1qd1 Dated New York 10th day Of March, 1900
AMELIA MOTT GRAHAM. Executrix; MALCOLM
ATTAM Ir ROBERT DUN GRAHAM, EDWIN F
HATFIELD Executors Masten & Nichols Attorneys Tor
EXECUTORS 80 Wall Street, Borough OF Manhattan
the City Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06
West 1929 Street.

The approximate lien or charge to
satisfy which abovedescribed property sold
S34 25l 39lOO with interest thereon
OF June 1900 together with and allowance amount
ing 70 1888 431OO, together with the
sale The approximate of the
and rates, other liens allowed pur-
chaser out Of the purchase-money paid by Ref
cree is ST. 1913 29-100 and interest.
Dated New York. 18th day June. 1900.
CHAS. Il KNOX
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06
SECOND HAND SAFES.

SECOND HAND SAFES FOR SALE.-Low
prices: also safes moved and repaired.
JAMES KERRIGAN. 1891 Broadway. cor
r,ar Is
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06
6nrroqnte's Not1ces.

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Hon. Abner
l. q ThomaA a Surrogate of County OF New York.
Notice is hereby given persons having claims against
Mary Louise r tier Of the County OF New York de-
to present the vouchers thereof 70 the
subscriber place Of ransacting business at the
ofce Of James Mac6regor Smith, No 81 Nassau Street
in the City Of York, borough Of Manhattan on or
before the sixth day OF October next -.
Dated New York. the 29th day OF March: 1900
~ W DANIEL H. SMITH, Executor
JAMES MACGREGOR SMITH.
Attorney for Executor
AZ y. Y. c.
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RHEUMATISM AND GOUT He
LIEVED.

ABNORMAL JOINTS and sprsins cured !:
obesity reduced at least pounds per
week by my new method ANDREAS DE-
void 22E West 42d-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed machinery bought and sx-
changed GEO 10, EDDY. sps Madison-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06
RsUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner c.

L Thomas Surrogate the County Of New-YorK.
IS all having claims against
Catharine ]. oughlin, late Of the County Of New
work deceased vouchers thereof
10 the subscriber his place of transactng business
AZ the Office OF William Orr No. 81 Chambers Street
In the city OF New before the 18th DAP Of
August next York, the 31st day Of January
1900 MARCUS J. McLOUGHLIN. Executor. WILLIAM
G ORR Attorney 81 Chambers Street. Bor
0ugh o. Manhattan New York City.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Abner c
n PI-RSI-ANCE nf an order of Hon. Abner d

y FUhoUA-NOI1 OF IN OIVIVI OI II0II' EN0IIv .
L Thomas, a Surrogate OF the County Of New York,
NOTICE Is hereby given 70 all persons having claims
against Maria NJ. Klener late Of the County OF New
Yor deceased present with vouchers thereof
10 the their places OF transactng business
Wetmors & Jenner, No. "a Pine Street,
or ar TIE Offices Ashbel P. Fitch. No. 81 Nassau Street
borough II Manhattan and City OF New York,
or befo 10Th day OF December next
Dated New York the Path day Of May, 1900
JOSEPHINE SCHMTD.
EMMA SCHWARTZ
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NEW HAVEN LINE

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field and North FF0r Pier 3 z. r. D1raia -
week days Steamer RICHARD FECK leaves Ns- 80
800 ?. ". Steamer Q n. NOPTFFAM 1900 rts-fzE.@
Sundays Steamer RICHARD PECK leaves Nsv VS. !.
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A delightful sunday trip.