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public library board. He is aRegent Of
the Illinois Council. Royal Arcanum,
and member OF the Knights Of Colum-
bus. He is also prominently identified
with other social and political clubs
and societies. His high standing In
this respect and great influence caused
the managers Of his party to turn to
him in 1889 as the one most fitted TO
make the race for City Attorney. He
was nominated and elected by a large
majority.
Upon assuming the duties Of the
ONCE Mr.. Ryan wasted no time in in
stituting many needed reforms in the
conduct Of its affairs and there Is
scareelya lawyer, taxpayer or proper
ty holder within the limits Of Chicago
who, II they are honst with themselves,
but viii admit that Mr.. Ryan as City
Attorney has far surpassed his prede-
eessOTs and that he Is without a doubt
one Of the best city attorneys that
Chicago has ever had. He Is civil
and cOrteous to the rich and poor, higA
and low. white and black, and the
opinion prevails in all sections Of Chi
cago that the people viii not for one
minute overlook these facts-that they
will re-elect by an overwhelming ma
jOrity Andrew ]. Ryan as City Attor-
ney Of this the Queen City Of the
middle west
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Of Lake. He served his town IN other
oAcial positions and hS vas slscted %
The legislature Of this state. which
sent Gen. John n Palmer to the
United States Senate.
During that memorable contest the
managers q some Of the senatorial
candidates. were oRsring 500 to $4,000
Tor the votes Of the members Of that
IaW-making body. But MrEeInerney
spurned those bribss aside ana refused
to toVeh TIE boOdls. and Il according
70 the municipal Republican touching
voters league. Mr.. MeInsrnsy Is a
bo0dIsr. q that cass he dId not display
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Under THE SNOW.
CHASTITY Truths Revealed on the DiSaD.
pGaranCe Of Winters White Mantle.

Deadly dangers lurk in the ground
left bare by the departing snow. All
winter long there have been aecumu-
lating deadly disease germs.
These have been protected and kept
alive by the covering Of snow and now,
with the first warm days, these death
bringing microbes are awakened by
the rays OF The sun, and as the ground
dries they are carried to all corners
Of the community in the dust that Is
blown everywhere BY the spring winds.
The human body at this time Is par
dcularly susceptible to these germs,
especially the germs Of feYers. The
system has been depleted By the fore
going winter. The blood q slugEish and
filled with impurities. The nerves
have not recovered from the tension
they have been under for the past
months The stomach, the bowels, the
kidneys, the liver are all at their worst
It is therefore, not strange that these
germs Of disease hnd fertile ground IN
which to thrive, flourish and deyelop
into deadly flS.
Spring is the time Of year when one
should fear an attack OF fever. egpa-
cially when the system Is depleted, one
should dread any severe illness. The
vitality Is at low ebb. There Is less
power Of resistance 70 throw on Dis
ease. and II Is on this account that
fatalities are so much greater during
the spring months than at any other
time Of the year.
There Is but one way 20 ward OF
such dangers, and that Is TO tcrtify the
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You ought TO have known thsl
when YOU ceased 70 be regular in youT
courses, and you grew irritable with,
out cause, that there was seriou.
trouble somewhere.
You ought to know that indigestion
exhaustion, womb displaeementS
fainting, dizziness, headache, and
backache senH the nerves wild with
alright, and you cannot sleep.
Mrs. Hartley, Of 221 w. Congress Sc,
Chicago, III, whose portrait we pub.
Hsh, suffered all these agonies, and
was entirely cured by lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound; her eass
should Be . warning to others, and
her cure carry conviction to the minds
Of every suffering woman of the IN
falling efficiency Of Lydia E Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound
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Town q Lake have had as varsed a
career as NJ. lEcInerney VINO has ris-
en- up from the common herd or the
plain people, and by reason Of this
fact thausands e his fellow townsmen
have always been wiling 70 dght and
die for him for they have always great
y admired him for his plain blunt way
of speaking ana ~ remaining dose
win those who work IN the lower
ranks or plt politically speaking his
Influence and hold mon the people
wbo knoW HIN best has beea some
fhinr wonderful Consequently be has
vsrvsd and represented them IN many
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Other holidays commemorate oVsats
os the past; Arbor day speaks Cor pos-
tsrity. John Frederick Oberlin, the IA
nous Alsatian pastor. would not pen.
MT the peasant boys and girls 70 coma
% communion untl they had planted
e least tWo trsss n their n0sk-strsHn
valley. Had TIE great educator % q
oGntury ago lived On the present sits
q Chicago the university Of that city
l1iEht not to-day be paying S 900 foF
tranlDlanting q sin6Is row ol Big elm
trOas On its eampus
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i've years ago when Alonzo white
Uln Of WIlliamsport, Penn, died, his
family was surprised at the smallness
g HIS fortune. They were sure he
had more money, but could not tsn
where. g few days ago. Charles White
nan, son, was rummaging about the
ottic Of his home, when, in the secret
a1armsut Of an old trunk, he found.
eied up VITA red tape. q package of
government bonds, 20 the amount of
Sl1,oOO. evidently placed there b tis
GufhGr.
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ne sound Of the WOodsmGn'S AZ
may soon be q thing Of the past In
the forest Of Potter county, Pa, ma
6hina IS 20 be tested which is claimed
o b6seapable Of pssIing bark, cutting
down trees and then Transforming
them into logs. After being fastened
% tree the machine win peel It from
tie ground tozEhe branches, then cut
q down and saw It into the required
lsngths.
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human body so that It will become i'm
pregnable to the germs Of invading dis
ease.
To do this take DR.. Greene's NerTura
blood and nerve remedy. It will build
you up quickly, 1t will re-establish your
waning appetite. Il will give you rest
ful nights OF sleep, Il win give vim
and ViEor to the nerves, and 1t viii
dispel all existing poisons that have
accumulated In the body besides cOun.
teraetlng the effects Of others that may
accumulate.
Following Is an instance that will Il
lustrate the wonderful power Of DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve rem
edy.
Sheriff Jonas T. Stevens, who Is
sheriff Of Hyde Park, Vt. says:-T
have used DR.. Greene's NerVura blood
and nerve remedy especially as a blood
puriner. I had q very severe humor on
my arms, accompanied by a very bad
itching, so severe that I could not
sleep nights, causing me great incOn-
Yenienee BY the loss Of sleep by the
itching. A friend advised me to take
DR.. Greene's NerVura blood and nerve
remedy. which I did with the most
satisfactory results. for the trouble has
entirely disappeared. and I can now
rest comfortably nights and have none
Of my former misery from the burn
ing, itching sensations"
Remember DIT. Greene's advice win
be given to any one desiring same abb
solutely free II they wiz write or call
upon him at his once, IS W. 18th St,
New York City.
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An eezcn 20 congress A1r IN
u11fopiIati11 & $40. .ooo hes hssn made
~ r1y HaY - 3 preliminary
stsp - fhs entsrialnnsnt iR WASH
ingioa nszt DeeenhoF q tas inisrnae
fional congress which considels tie
proiscfiol q patentl trads-maElEs and
otber industrial properties 81 3 almi-
lar natma. An article of tho oouEs1-
tion colelnded IN Paris IN 1858 pro
Vides for ths periodical rsTision q ne
nf.rencat TIE last confsranes Wls
AID last December 81 brussels. ne
nErangsne1ts for ne clnference n
cIuds fhs eaihsring non he 4azloul
rr<lIss - tho c11Vsltion and ths fl1-
irItudon of the suEgesdonB 1or
lnsntz. al 81 which mnst -
snpisied & least rix monlAs bo,1le
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Ths British foreign omce, e b said.
= not disturbed by ths speeches made
d ths senate on the lllcaraEla canal
C1Gdon. They are dlsuiased With
ne romaEk that troEass cannot b
abFogltsd without GSS conBanE of both
Gho ooltr6ciing psEties.s ''Chssr up.
laia tho lEWyor % he client; 'thsy
s11't put you 81 fan Cor thats f''lEay-
- thsY oan't replied he victim
hrough - baEa sbut they haEo."
VEhsthsr truatiss Hcan" o ahro7atsd
or not " know q one that win d.
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Boys who "Work their way" through
college often hit upon odd ways Of
turning an honest penny. Girls In
similar circumstances also appear TO
Be resourceful. Several Radcliffe stu
dsnts are earning their college ex-
psnses, or q part Of them, by tending
babies. They receive from twenty-five
o Afty cents an hour, and are acquir-
ing information not obtainable
through the regular curriculum.
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William Dickerson. an engineer, Nv
ing at Chelsea, Mass, ID the moving
spirit n an organisation Of fifty or
sixty men and women Of that part q
ne state who say they are descendants
of Oliver Cromwell, and a. such en-
titled 70 q share In the division Of
nore than S25,OOo. 900, which. thsy
haVS been assured, has been lying foF
gonerations In the Bank Of England.
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The honor Of being made IN earl
cost Lord Roberts. as It costs SEeEy
nsW-made peer Of high degree, thOu-
sands Of dollars In ices. NsysrthslssA
hosts Of ERglishmen, and pgoo9oly
not a few plain American citizens WHO
esteem themselVes-While not under
temptation-gOOd republicans. WOulA
gladly pay the price.
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The municipal government Sf g.
Petersburg has appointed . comma
Gion 70 study the question Of sanitary
W0rkingmen's homes. The city. with
It's marshy SURROUNDINGS and its liz
bility TO overhoWs, Is regarded Is IN
healthy at best The evil Is aggTayst-
ed by the use Of the poor Of rooms BE-
meath the overflow line.
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h the electric caTs and railway
waiting rooms OF many eltiss -
Noards Of health have posted notes,
J0fbiddlng, under heavy penalties. tAs
mWhOles9me and nauSeous practice q
splitting on the hOOTs. But have the
authorities ever looked into . smoking
carr
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" and none who have succeeded
him have left behind them 4
record untaEnished for fair dealing
like Mr.. Ryan
Mr.. Ryan stands high IN the social
and political walks Of life. For a mum.
Der Of years he was q member Of the
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capacities.
For many years he was a member
Of the Board Of Education before the
Town Of Lake was annexed to Chicago
and before he became q member Of
the board all the school teachers were
outsiders, and when he left It all the
school teachers belonged 70 the Town
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ANDREW . RYAN.


Uur NeXt Clty Att0rn8T.
Two years ago the electorate Of Chi
cagO honored Andrew ]. Ryan, Who
g en- ideal citizen, an eminent lawyer,
with the election as City Attorney, and
during the intervening time Mr.. Ryan
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T1S last annual E1k GqoD e o.
vas estimated e 2l.0o0. 80 R0unAs
FelsAt OF this total more than 60
Ger cent IL consumed In China
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ma Umarkablo fAet at ths
ehamelson. when bIlndfolded. lossS
the power 10 change lts hues, and the
ept = body remains Of 4 Uniform tint.
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Now that the Winter season is past
Il a well to cleanse the system ana
purify the blood with Garfield Tea-
an Herb Medicine good for all
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The EXTENSIVE and valuable resources
Of Louisiana viii be exhibited at the
Pan-Ameriean Exposition.
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The biggest logs in the Western
Hemisphere viii be seen at Buffalo
this summer.
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WANTED-Men with rig % advertise End introduce
Monarch Poultry Mixture. Straight salary el3oo
weskiy and expenses. Addre11 with stamp, h0nafch
Nmufscturing Co, Box 80, springael4- Lllinols-
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Canada's exhibit at the Pan-Ameri-
can Exposition win occupy . space OF
about 5000 square feet.
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Seventy dollars was paid In LONDON
the other day for q copy Of Frankhnp
Cicero" PhIladelphia. 1744.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAxATTvE BROMo QUuITNl TABLEfs- An
druggists refund the money n it fails % cure.
= w. Groves signature Is on the box soc-
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Thirty minutes Is all the time ~
ouIred to dye with PUTNAM FADE
LESS DYES.
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EX-ALDERMAN MICHAEL McINER-
NEY.

Very few men in Chicago have been
before the public to the same extent
as ex-Alderman Michael MeInerney
who win again occupy his seat in the
city council from the 3Oth ward after
next Tuesday. Very few men in the
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has al equal for coughs and eoldS-JoHH
BoYIB. Trinity Springs, Ind, Feb. IS. 800
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People who have the least to say
usually have the most TO talk about
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We thank you for trying Wizard OIL
for rheumatism or neuralgia, then you
viii thank Us. Ask your druggist
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Remember, woman is most perfect,
when most Womanly.-Gladstone.
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We can forgive a good many thing
IN people that can make Us laugh.
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- n 1o'v1' 81 uri,s Dr. shOog, R.si.e, ~,
- - -. E IA ifeslsd % isOih nOs sfrs'
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WOMEN MIST SLEEP
Avoid Nervous PrOstraHoA

II vou are dAngerously sick WhaS \
a. frst duty Of your phyHiciAn7 "a
5-iate TIE nervous system, he dsadSoS
49, n1ln. and you sleep well.
Friends ak, " what is the cause -
and the angWer comes In pityinP
toues, nervous prostration- Il cana
upou YOU 20 quietly In the beginnin1.
fbak YOU were not alarmed, and whsS
Sleep deserted you night after niVhi
until your eyes fairly burned In ~
darlZnsss, then You tossed In narToUI
agony praying for sleeP.
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II q man has crows feet about his
eyes there must be some eaWs.
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Mrs. WinslOW'S Soothing syrup.
f0F chldrel teething, Boften8 the gum8 reduces in
aammation. anays pan, cures Wtndcoic- &c bOttla
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DON'T EXPERIMENT
With your health. Use Bats Caps for Colds.
Prompt cure guaranteed. 25c at druggists.
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The way Of the transgressor often
leads to foreign shores.
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Baseball players; Golf players; all play
~ chew Whites Yucatan whilst playing.
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At q certain age q man is so much
the better for being bad.
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Gees Cough BallAm
d TIE Oldest and best twill break up cola quieuF
han Gnythlng elso- It Il always reliable. ny e.
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YsWning in. company Is a benshcent
natural exercise.
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The Best Laundry Soap
Il Maple City Self Washing Soap. Just
tTy Il and see. All Erocers sen IL
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WLs8sR. EAELOR, RAasrsaa PuAa.AA
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The Berlin Women's club has eos
members.
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MA r.markAblo fAet AEE IN
.haneISon. when bIlndfolded, Loss
the power 10 change It's hues, ana tn'
ent.. e body remains Of 4 Uniform tint
~ Ven Nave ahoumotigu
- no,.S - vrrits DF. shoop, Rael1e. ~.
hor - foT Sir SotIlsS q pI. shooPs !. ?, :. 49,
Cara oEprssI pail neured pag sol'o'n -
Seventy dollars was paid in Londo1
the other day for copy OF t'rankiih
Cicero" Philadelphia. 1744.
Now that the Winter season is past
Il "a well 10 cleanse the system ana
purify the blood with Garfield Tea
an Herb Medicine good for All
The EXTENSIVE and valuable resources
of Louisiana win be exhibited at the
Pan-American Exposition.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAxATTvH BRONo oUuNl TABLEHs- AN
druggists refund the money n it falls % cure.
= ". Groves signature Is on the box Soo-
Canada's exhibit at the Pan-Ameri-
can Exposition win occupy q space OF
about 5000 square feet.
WANTED-Men with rE hoadVsrtiss End introduce
Monarch Poultry Mixture. straight salHEy SI5oo
Weskiy and expenses. Address With stamp, holAfcn
MlaGisctaring Co, Box So. sprinEaelA nlinots-
The biggest logs in the Western
Hemisphere viii be seen at Buffalo
this summer.
Thirty minutes is all the time ~
ouired to dye with PUTNAM FADE
LESS DYES.
People who have the least to say
usually have the most to talk about
We thank you for trying Wizard OIL
for rheumatism or neuralgia, then you
win thank Us. Ask your druggist
We can forgive a good many things
IN people that can make Us laugh.
Tdo not believe Piso Cure for Consumption
has al equal for coughs and eolds-JoHH p
BoTIR. Trinity Springs, Ind. Feb IS. lsoo
Remember, woman is most perfect,
when most Womanly.-Gladstone.
DON'T EXPERIMENT
With your health. Use Bats Caps for Colds.
Prompt cure guaranteed. 25c at druggists.
II q man has crows feet about his
eyes there must be some caWs.
Mrs. WinsloW's Soothing syrup.
FoF chdren teething, Boftens the gums, reduces IN
aammation allay8 pan, cures wind cole &c bottla
The way OF the transgressor often
leads to foreign shores.
Gees Cough RalsAm
u TIE Oldest and best IE viii break up cola duieF
han unythlng elsa- b is always reliable ny iL
At q certain age q man is so much
the better for being bad.
FhS Best Laundry soaR
n Maple City Self Washing Scan. Just
tTy Il and see. All Erocers sen Il.
YaWning In company Is a beneheent
natural exercise.
Baseball players; Golf players; all play
~ chew Whites Yucatan whilst playing
The Berlin Women's club has eos
members.
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New-York tribune., 1901-11-09

- Herman Raabe Another. plaintiffs. James
H Cassidy AL, Defendants-Act!on No LIN pur-
suance Judgment foreclosure sale. duly made
and entered above entitled action. aut bearing
date the day October 1901 J. the uuier=igned
the referee Ia said judgment named Will sell public
auction the New York Rea! Estate Salesroon No III
Broadway the Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New
York. the 10Th day Of November 1901. at twelve
that by John y. Godi1g. suctloaeeF
premises described In said judgment follows: All
piece parcel OF land situate. lyinS
and being in the Twelfth Ward the Borough Of Man
haitian City of New York bounded and described as
follows: Beginning point The northerly side x
one hundred eleventh distant hundred
by intersection Of said uortherly side OF l1ith
Street eastery Of Eighth Avenue: running
easerly along said northerly side Of illh street
thirty-@x thence norher!y parallel with SAID eth
Avenue. hundred feet and eleven inches; thence
Westerly parallel said HIN Street thirtysix fee
and thence Southeriy parallel with Sth Avenue nun
dred feet nd inches TO the point OF place OF
beginning Being premises described in ana
covered by a made by said Cassidy 10
the United States Company 10 secure
sS7 800 and interest
Da ed York. November 18th 1901
RANDOLPH HURRY, Referee.
PHILLIPS & AVERY. Attorneys Tor Plaintiffs l54
Nassau Street Tribune building. Borough ot Man
haitian. New York city. .
following diagram of the property referred 10
In foregoing notice Of sale known by the street
PSI West 1t1th Street
New-York tribune., 1901-11-09
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

,-o,- & CspeciaD.-The wheat profession
- inclined TO take profits early. Liverpooi
-. we're up disappoirtingly; Mlnneapoils "as
1, 1D1I- -eak Prices dipped about Ssc early. bu'
Ta'ie- 80 rallied the market, advanced # al
"1's41. - over the bottom and closed II un-
Nus = "a 10 over Thursday. The top to-day was
ci3-s . "a far on this swell II was a good COM
'i -, market December opened at t2fsc. Soio
mss 7p.sc and 7Sssc sellers. and closed at 'z'sc'
49, .-.obed 7611c and closed at 1850 All the
lue ~ '.o1 markets were up; London was stronger
Con'i'.e Con'-o, Argentine shipments were only
lIlai @ ttslz Argentine had buying orders IN TINS
1'-' S. r1,e was up &C a busheL There was a
- wheat 10 Mexico by a shipping concern
- % an, a,n bushels. The weeks clearanceS-
he.e .o ,,obels-were 10000 bushels larger than
o- and made the clearances for a fortnight
49, I@s tstes Everything OF the bull sort how
- subordinate to the outside ouylns-
- -eceipts were 1eS6 600 bushels. against o-o,
- t,,sl,als last year; the Northwestern Ca4S w.
,e+ "a Early there was q line or snort " He"'
.-o5 for a small commission house tStoch'oh
coVe'eu -, - r-.s In trouble The mood here is
.,u sn1Iisb based the belief that the i'iO'
Y1Iation Will be the factor
1T1-a were signs of hesitanc2' In corn, no. -
ob outside trade and continued ptoll' the
- ir,nor+ent bulls TIE market 1eIl 'le NC
[.nb-- selling Of Thursday: the Bartlett-frazief
- were selling to-day. Corn closed &c Hii.S
lrr-zs,- mo range being within Sc DeceiIoe4
e5 ar 5ss.c sold between 6oc sellers ana ''H.'
an5 closed al 59Hc May closed at olSec. 1he'0
are 81 cars here; the estimate for to-InoFro" A9o
ca SHINING sales were 100000 bushels. NANNY car
~. Argentine shipments were $1,000 oushels-
Isverpoo, was sd 10 SD higher; LONDON up 80 ~
I'D; SPOT in the English markets was s'i0"e'
C,earances for the week were 10Svn ousheis'
-bsre xras about the same situation in oats as IN
coro profit taking by longs. There were no clear
Indications however Of any selling by Patten
whose May holding is the greatest There were
10 for
WAS q continued good shipping demand for car Iols
at high prices: sales 10000 bushels with the sou'h
the best buyers. The market closed sc 10 &c III
der Thursday, the December SS's sellers and the
May s012c,
Flaxseed was &c TO PFC higher, the cash 81 521s'
the December 81 80. and the May & b. Inc
strength was sympathetic with Duluth Al the
three points there were 2sS cars OF seed, against
zs2 last year. Provisions were firm. although Ar
rour was a liberal seller Of May lard. Foreigners
were covering To-night's close IS about the same
as Thursday At Western points there were 'T'"o
hogs against ee5o0 last year
New-York tribune., 1901-11-09
0iIGiluus-
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE SIAIt UF Ne"
- YORK by Grace Of God, FREQ and Independen'-
Roche. Julie De Forest BENJAMIN Ella y bs
Forest md and Administrators. If any OF
Cornelius Eugene Forest ard all persons Interested
IN the Estate late of the County
OF New York deceased creditors legatees. next OF KIN
or otherwise greeting: You and each OF you are
hereby cited required personally to be and appear be
fore our Surrogate County of New York. at the
Surrogates Court said County, held at the County
Court House. County Of New York on thu 21th day
haifpast clock in the 1oreI
day, then and there 20 attend Judicial sete.
n proceedings of William / Coipron
Coihron Executors and trustees o.
the Last VIII Testament OF said deceased and such OF
cited under the age or twenty
years required to by your guardian you
have II have appear ana app! Tor
be appointed, the Of your neglect or
failure to So guardian VIII be appointed by the sur
70 represent in the proceeding IN
testimony caused the Seal OF the sur
rogates Court County Of New York to be here
unto affixed.
Witness Hon ABSER g THOMAS. a Surrogate OF our
said County, Al the County Of New York. the fth
q. 50 day OF November, in the OF our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and one. 49,
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN
grn On order Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court