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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-05-24

FITS permanently cured. No fits or nervous.
ness after first days use of DR.. Kline's Great
Nerve Restorer ~ 2trial bottle and treatise free
DR.. Il. II. KLINE, Ltd, 93l Arch St., Phila.. Pa.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-05-24
Ask Your Dealer for An.n,. roo,.r,

A baker may be out Of work and still
knead nothing.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-05-24

Mexico buys all Of its shears and sharp
edged tools from the United States.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-05-24

London has 800 acres OF docks; Liver
pool $50 acres.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-05-24

powder 10 shake into your shoes rests the
feet. Cures Corns, BuniOns, Swollen. Sore
Hot, Callous, Aching, Sweating Feet and In.
growing Nails. Aliens Foot-Ease makes new
or tight shoes easy. At all druggists and
shoe stores, 25 cts. Sample mailed FREE.
Address Allen S. Olmsted LEROY. n. Y
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-05-24

It's better for the mariner 20 take n
reef on a sail than 10 take a sail on a reef.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-05-24
For Ifaby,s Sake

Insurance companies will now take risks
for limited amounts on football players.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-05-24

Use Hoxsie,s Group Cure, for Coughs, Colds.
Group and Bronchitis. No opium 80 cents.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

,A,,aga oct l. lSpeciaD.-Dry weather in the
,-gsutne Republic to-day supplanted every other
,,uustance in the estimation Of the wheat specU-
.,o- Public and private Rosario cables reported
: contnuance of the drouth and a widening Of
= samaee There were buying orders here from
,,sBtua Liverpool was UP SD 10 2sd. and Paris
=, .oual 10 I.c 10 llsc bushel Foreigners were
,rrsrs Cash sales were 100000 bushels and The
s.sboard reported so loads. The market advanced
!, getting past the call hgure; the close I.c
:, =, oyer Thursday. December opened from 70ssc
= ne sold between 7o7sc and Ike and closed at
., sellers May closed at s4lac Although there
,ss perfect weather West. primary receipts We're
slightly less than last years The Northwest re-
rorea 65l cars against 657 cars last year. Clear
arces were $4,000 bushels. and for the week 5.53o-
m. bushels Argentine shipments were only 100000
bushels New-York was the best buyer Of the
.urres here. Spectators feel everything depends
Al The moment upon the Argentine crop news.
Corn was kept steady by the wheat frmness. al
,bough the corn news was bearish. The close
MAS UNCHANGED TO lsc over Thursday. December
opsred al 56lec, sold between 56l9c and J6S4c and
eosss al 565sc sellers; May closed at 5s&c. Liver
poo was slightly lower. The Argentine shipments
$4,000 bushels-were larger than Of late There
was tine weather for movement. The cars here
were lSS against 81 last year. The estimate for
tomorrow is 2l5 cars. Primary receipts were 45i.
600 bushels against 7l4Oo0 bushels last year.
el00O bushels against . So 600 bushels last year.
shiDping sales were 10000 bushels. mainly TO New
England The Western movement is small; the
shipping demand is equally light.
Oats kept within range Of i4c; the close was nc
over Thursday. December 35'2c and the May 57ssc
sellers Patten gave some support. The general
trade was small The shipping demand Tor the
white clipped oats IS good; for the mixed oats poor
There were is6 cars with 2l5 for tomorrow. Ship
ping sales 800 bushels. Clearances were only
as0W bushels The temper is bearish.
Flaxseed was higher on covering, although there
was fine weather for movement Receipts are not
as large as expected-2s2 at the three points.
against ES last year Duluth leads in the advance.
Prices there to-day were Up Sc, the cash 81 80 10
s. 81 October, s. 81
Provisions were easier, because hog receipts were
over the estimate Of Wednesday. Hog prices, &c 10
le loWer Pork closed Sc TO 132c under Thursday
lard and ribs. 2iec 10 sc under. The professional
mood is bearsh Some Of the packers are sellers
Hog receipts. however. this month promise 10 be
the smallest for October in eight years.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ioith 81. No 3o5 West i7Hlooil Peter Wagner
- Thomas Walker, mortgage. $1,000. I :.
23i 81 I7I.f Il of p ave. 53.TaaSa o. with
sncToaCEment; 4 Rosalie Piza Menlcs 70 fTpha-
let ~ bliss. r :. 81 -
Boulevard - corner GTth-St. li2 skis INlo0 *
1887 Christopher II BruEgemann l. Grand
II PettE. mortgage. $4,000. : SOS II. ...-..
Ciarscy oprr- No 80 % s s. lO0xSs 3xloDxh3.S.
James bu Bois u Mechanics Rank. undivided
right. Z = S2--...-.-- ---.-..--
1924 n 10 Il Of Broadway. 50xo0L 10
i2ith- 81. Frederick EuhlTann 10 John J Mahony.
mortgage. Sl4gN. x s. s. - 32.0pi
7th ave. No 2.3tH. - llNl0o. Han No -
West. c7sKloo Il. Han 81. 10 - West. 27v
0oll. Max Bargehuhr 20 Carrie Bargebuhr, all
liens. r $i......... ...........
Eiizsbeth-st Nos and r. 5 n 6xsox37. iox
50. Emil Flnkelstein % Augusta Arnold. mort
gage. S4T75o. r : S5.-...-.--.-.-- .-......
Same properly. Barnett Levy Quit claim
Prospect ave No - 20 liza. ard Nos ll5- and
ll59 Stebbins :-N irregular. John OI%ary
10 Mary O'Shea. nlIrtgaEe 81 200 .----.----.
to Julius Lehman mortgage sa5co r $ 81 Is 1880
81. No - West. 25x9s o George n Y HiH
Charles + Johnson. r :. S6l - ...-.--.-....-
1888 3ap n ~ Amsterdam ave loSN
1i26. Lucy Lynn = Chsunoey Andersen
mortgage sal 672 X :. 81. .-...-.-.
I.enoN ave w - n Of i37th-st 40 i1X75
Julia FIeisehnan Frederick r Harnisch;
mortgage S34 900: II $ s. - ................ 100
p No 1892. - n of '3th -. 25Nl"o
p ave. . :. lO0S s Of +6th So. 4JNlWi. Henry
A Conolly and another. executors % Edward
WfIckens mortgage. $4,000. r :. 81 25----.--- 100
Water Nos an " 2l9 n of WalI-st
IS i0N1ll.1l 20 Pearl-st- Nos ldu ana l5-
3Gxio5 n: James Martin T. Edward II iLtchheld.
mortgage 100000. r = $50 lpO
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
Rerclper's Notire
no THE CREDITORS of the Modes and

no THE CREDITORS of the Modes and
l. Fabrics Publishing Company and OF Albert Sanders
- receiver az all the the copartnership
ere existing Oberly and Alfred r. Gardi
doing under the style OF the Modes and
Fabrics Publishing Company: Take notice. that. In
4ance with an order Of Supreme the
~ New York County OF New York. duly made and en-
herein on OF September. 1901.
required present proofs OF claims duly verified to the
said his place OF doing business at ne once
- hts attorneys Truax Watson & Roberts. No. Ill
broadway Borough Manhattan City of New York.
before the 18Th day March, 1902: and further take
notice that OF failure present claims as
18th day Of March. 1902. you
snail barred any right claim against the said
Receiver.
ALBERT SANDERS Receiver
TRUAX WATSON & ROBERTS Attorneys for Receiver
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
WELL KNOWN BUILDING 60. IN BIG DEAL.

Robert T McGusty of Charles II. Easton *
Co. have sold for Franklin Petit TO Il :. ThOmp-
son, OF the Thompson-Starrett Company. The plot
at the southwest corner Of Broadway and sixty
seventh-st l2 lON $50 skis adjoining the Hotel
Marie Antoinette. The excavations on the prop
erty for apartment hotel have been completed.
and il is understood that the purchaser will pro-
ceed with the improvement About gear ago II
reported that this plot had been sold 10 August
Bruggoman but. owing 20 some complications, Mr.
Petit again took the property The price paid Tor
the parcel Is said 10 be- StH.p.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
REAL ESTATE.
MAIDEN LANE PARCEL SOLD-TITLE
TO HOUSE NEAR WALDORF-AS-
TORIA TRANSFERRED.

F. d. Allen added yesterday to his purchases in
Maiden Lane by buying No 90 five story busi-
ness building a lot 2-3x62 9x21x5s feet. The
seller was the Mela Realty Company. In the last
year Mr.. Allen has bought property in this part OF
the city valued about 81 100000.
Leander II. Grail has bought No. 10 West Seventy
sixth-st-. five story American basement dwelling
house on a lot 25x1O22 feet
James Martin has transferred title to Nos. So and
IS Water-st. Edward II. LitchfeId
Henry Rawak has sold for Lucas George to Her
man Gampert the five story hathouses with stores
on the west side Of Fifthave 25 feet north of One
hundred-and-twelfth-st. a lot 25x1OO feet.
Charles E johnson has bought from George H B.
Hill No % West Thirtyfourth-st. 25xss9 feet. for
$l225OO
The Rev. W. H. Ten Eyck is reported to have sold
his house. No l59 West Nine1y-second-st. on a lot
lsxl0Os feet
Hiram Rinado & Bro have sold for Maud Mon
nell, Of Pittsburg, No. 1SS Madison-st five story
double building
]. Arthur Fischer has sold No 143 West Tven-
ueth-st, three story and basement dwelling house
on lot 2o6xSS9 feet. for Ellen Rieger Alfred NJ.
Rau. The property was offered at voluntary auc-
ton yesterday and bid in at S14.2O0
James Kyle & Sons have sold for the estate Of
ment house No. 1Si East Forty-seventh-st.. size
5. SAKE has sold for Milton Reismann TO Max
Black Nos. % and o. West One-hundred- -and-eigh-
feet.
Alexander J. Mayer has bought vacant plot. 7Ox
l0Ou feet, at the northwest corner OF Madison-ave.
and Observation-Disclosures from Abraham
Sgel
William Solomon has sold No. 142 East Fortieth-
St, two story private stable, 5OxlOO feet.
b. Flanagan * Son have sold for J. Ralph Ben
nett the four story brOwnstone front dwelling house
No. 152 West FOrty-ffth-st.. l6SX60Xl0o feet.
Harris SOkOlski & Son have sold Nos. $40 and 3lS
East Fourteenth-st., a new seven story elevator
apartment house. 45X93xl03 feet for about Sl22 90.
The same brokers have sold Nos. PA and 2l6 FL
dridge-st.. six story tenement house TXS0x9O feet
Charles Buerman Co. have sold Nos 10 and liz
Delancey-st.. two four story tenement houses, a
plot 44Nlo feet for the estate of John j. Graves to
Mandelbaum & Levine.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
Washington
Traction and Electric Co.

notice hereby that pursuant 20 the Agreement
.o the Reorganization the Washington Traction a.
e''Tle Company. dated August l. 1901 the plan OF re
lEgeazaon forming part of agreement, is hereby
s's.ared and certified 20 be operative.
More han s3E OF the First Collateral Trust Mortgage
ls of the said Company have beer deposited with the
eI''ea States Mortgage & Trust Company under SAID
Agreement
s tine for the deposit Of Collateral Trust bonds and
% - OF the Washington Traction a. Electric Company
sad agreement hereby extended 20 and including
"sf DAY or OCTOBER. 1901. after which date no
s' deposits Of said bonds stock will be received
~ upon such terms the Committee may prescribe
-'sa Aew York. October u. 1901.
GEORGE w. YOUNG, Chairman
JOHN CROSBY BROWN.
JAMES TIMPsoN.
WILLIAM u. HOLLISTER.
GARDINER VI. LANE,
Committee Of ReorxwnfHntion-
'AitD NJ. HURD Secretary 50 Cedar Street
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

webs,er-ave. " = 200 II ~ 195th-st. for one
story frame meeting room. -5N~5s Fordham
building and Land Association. premises. owner.
r r AIbrecht Morris and Burnside avss, archi
&c. d. - o. - -
Spuyten Duyvil Parkway, " $. between &'2f and
nd for a story frame hospital ana
recreation building. 2sN55 Sisters of the Chantry
~ Ssaton Hospital. owners, Armenian 4 Sounk-
hiere Nathalie ave. architects. .-.-......--.-.
9lsf - l75 n . ~ 3d ave. FOR a story
frame wagon shed. 45X163.6 Rupert. No lt-3
81 ave. owner. J Kastner. No l.l33 Broadwa..
arch feet
Railroad ave. n 3, $50 y of Inionport Road.
frame greenhouse. 1SXS~.
Matthew Zuchert. premises. owner. T II O'Neil,
Ferris Place. architect
e6th-st n s % n of West End ave. for
three story brick hotel. 25E50. Theresa Metzger.
No 81 East Ted -. owner. Harry A Jacobs. No
lI33 broadway. architect- 10
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
Nome of Summons.
THE PEOPLE OF

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK by the grace God. free and Independent. 10
SsC1r,-flle. John d'OuviMe. Celoza dOu
iSsga r1eIf. dOuviue. Edward dOuvfle Louis dOu-
Niie aOuyille. Clarence d'Ouvfile. Herman
rbserrtng Lucien Leuchsenrng Edward Leuchsenring.
a.on,fIle Augustus douve Frsnris d'ouville and 20
in the estate ~ Auguste dOuvtle.
fsi or formerly Of the county ~ New-York deceased
rast,ors leEate4s of kin otherwise. send
Saetins You each a are hereby cited and
and appear before Surrogate
% re County York Al the sprrogste's Court Of
o. held at House n the
, saG ~ New York. the 22nd day of October 1891.
the forenoon Of that then
judicial settlement Of
Of LeOnce ouflS as executor OF the last
OF said 6ecessc1. ana
W h c.sl under the age q twentyo years
81 10 by your guardian. II have
AZ YOU have 70 appear ana apply for one 70
one, in neglect failure
- - guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate
70 oo snd act you in the proceeding In esti
, ubereof caused the seal OF the Surrogates
tnohs W. w th4 County OF New York 10 be hereunto
ssxed- Sirrorzta mr.
WINES ssia County. the County Of New York tie
,-,, - lay of September in the year Of our Lord
e J. FAIRFAN MLAUGHLIS.
Clerk the Surrogate's Court.
rrOTTHFRS Attorneys for Executors
coI - Fsrosdway. New York city
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

. ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for ne II s1ns
n received at their Uptown once No l2t2 broadwaJ
north OF O'Clock
following branch ornees AZ resuiaf
cor l2th-sr NAeys ota-e'&
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

HOUSE ONCE OCCUPIED BY GEORGE LAW
SOLD.
The estate Of George Law yesterday report
ed TO have sold No 80 Fifth-ave-. four story and
basement brownstone dwelling house. a lot
So 4N100 feet The house for years occupied by
Mr. Law. He died several years ago His widow
had the building altered into apartments not long
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
SHANLEY. BERNARD Fin pursuance o

an order q Hon Ahner Q. Thomas. Surrogate Z
4 NeS York notice IS hereby given TO al
persons having claims against BERNARD F. Shaney late
a of New York. dsceased 70 present the
same with vouchers the subscriber. her
place the once q Herbert II
f;ifhs Attorney. No. 20 William Street. Bor-
oagh ~ Manhattan Citv Of New York. before the
mad ~ March 1902
Dated New York September p. 1901
ROSE T. STANLEY. ENeCutriN-
HERBERT H GIBBS. Esq. Attorney Tor EXecutriX I6
William Street Borough of Manhattan New York
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
Texas 6 New Orleans Railroad Compan.
Can for Offers of First Mortgage
Bonds for Sinking Fund.

he Atlantic Trust Company. substituted Trustee upaer
n lndenure Mortgage and Deed of Trust rearing
ee ne hIEt day August, lh15. made ana eNeoueu ~
" Texas New Orleans Railroad Company as tec.
ganzed 1874 20 Edwin D. Morgan and Henry h
-on as Trustees 10 secure the payment oi is rllst
Argage Bonds thousand dollars each, mai tris
ne hFst day Angus. 1905, and therein more tul.s
sserad having cash 20 the amount OF seNehty
.aollanl S7oual Dollars applicable 10 the redemption
~ bonds hereby invites proposals ior ne sale an
-ster Trustee II the Sinking Fund thereuioe
y such of said bonds the said amount u
eny Thousand tS7oo0W Dollars 50 on hand shal De
N.-ss-ate io pay for
.f Trustee only authorized 20 accept bohds on
tln1eI az NOT exceeding ten per cent above par me
sas Purchased hereunder BE- cancelled as pro
'l 10 said lndenture Of Mortgage and Deed of rust
oposals Tor such sales aad transfer m wrlting en-
IN seale5 enve pes endorsed Proposal ior sale OF
eAa and New orleans Railroad Bonds VIII be receive
~ ne undersigned once IN the "Auantc S9iia
-, corner ~ Wall and William streets IN the Slty OF
.'sN York VI li day of November 1901 al noon
ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY, TRUSTEE
BY JOHN ALVIN YOUNG. Secretary.
Daitd New York October Il. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
AUCTION Sales TO-DAY

BY William NJ. Ryan ION premises at p. m -
Honecrest; Borough Of Brooklyn. rs lots. public
auction sale.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
MASSACHUSETTS
VIRGINIA.

y-IPGTNIA hot SPRINGS.
EXHu.ARATINCf FALL. MOUNTAIN RESORT
ON CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
Virginia Cottages will accommodate
natrons pending completion hotel for spring
bathing establishment America Per
feet climate and Incompatible autumn scenery Golf
course OF yards First class livery
and good roafs Compartment sleeper without ehsnge
ss2 BroadNay and Offices Pennsylvania Railroad Address
PRED STERRY Manager. Springs. Bath Co.. Va
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
Citn GoIels.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Columbia. Harvard. Yale. Princeton.
Penn.yIvanta. Cornell. Carlisle and
all the other university teams Will
MIA. rootbau Tomorrow. The best
and naost complete reports of the
xame. Will appear in next Sundays
TribuRe.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
REPORTED SALE OF sCHWAB PROPERTY
DENIED.

There was = report current yesterday that
Charles NJ Schwab had sold the block bounded by
Riverside and West End aves.. S~venty-third ane
seveuty-foVrth SITS. This report WAS found 10 b.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
IN pursuance of an order Of Hon. Abner c

n pursuance OF an order OF Hon. ADntf Z.
- ThonnaF a Surrogate OF the County New York
notice hereby given all persons having claims against
arfhu E White. Of New York de-
ceased the vouchers thereof 10 the
transscting business. at the
once Of Edward s. CIrch. 1lS Broadway. in The
Borough Manhattan. in the City Of New York on Or
befo 2nd Of December next
DATED New York. day Of May. 1901
JOHN JAY WHITE. Executor.
EDWARD s. CLINCH. Attorney for Executor. No us
Broadway Borough Of Manhattan. New York city
IN pursuance OF an order III Hon. Abner G.
l. Thomas a Surrogate the County Of York.
all having claims against
funhenia A Ioomis Of the County NeW-York
the with vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber place Of transacng business the
ce9ce n, Hume HaWes No. Is Wall the city
of New-York before the fifteenth day Of November
JAMES A VOSE Executor.
gT-NsE A. HAwES. Attorneys Executor No. IS Wall
Stree: Borough Manhatts city OF New-York
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
Gelp nOantco-males.

XXZANTEDMan in each county TO represent old estah
- ada weekly cash salary SIS paid by check each
ISras4av with all expenses direct from headquarters.
Money advanced for expenses MaNAIE4H' S'f Caxton
T3uii ding. Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
BLOCK Front on WEST SIDE soLp

II was announced yesterday that the Clark es-
tate had closed negotiations for the sale of the on
tire block frant IN Central Park West between sew
enty-third and Seventyfourth SITS. with two ada
cent lots In each street. The plot has a frontage
OF 20 feet in the and 80 feet in each street
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

BIG ROW OF APARTMENT HOUSES BOUGHT
George +. Ketcham has bought from Frederick
Brandt two six story elevator apartment houses
In one hundred and y-ninth-st, between Am
sterdam and ST. Nicholas aves
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

TITLE OBTAINED BY MECHANICS BANK.
The Mechanics Bank yesterday obtained title Ia
No. - 10 81 Gansevoort-st. lsAs5 3NlooNs36 feet.
from James Du Bots
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

pEID, IHDMAS.-In purSuance or an order
- of Hon Ahner q. Thomas Surrogate - the County
~ New York hereby all persons having
claims County Cf New
York present the with vouchers there
of 70 subscribers their place Of transacng bus
ress the Offices of Winthrop stmson. No 32 Liberty
Borough Manhattan in the City 4 New
York on CT hef1re o0th day n March. 1902
Dated New York the 18Th Of September. 1901
MORTON TRUST COMPANY. EVALYS r cRoWELI~
Administrators
WINTHROP e. STTNSOS. Attorneys for Acnntstra tors,
No % Liberty Street. Borough az Manhattan. New
yr~l rffv
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
Proposals.
MAYOR. CITY OF HAVANA

nTFIcE OF MAYOR, CITY OF HAVANA
Ot.,,SA cI-Ra June 9th. leoi.-Sealed pro
-, so- Sewerage system and street Paving City q
posais A this orhce until l. O'Clock
Hayanai, ,o1sr W. 2srd 1901 and then publicly opened
NON. s,san Furnished application 70 Lieut. W J
ro-ns or Engineers. L. : A. Chlet Engineer.
BARDEN. No.ps - MIGUEL. GENER. Mayor.
city OF Havana go
DyERr1sEMENrs and sunscrlptiens ,os sns Ir,euns
- ro-+n OF sist-st. until o'clock o m; -dvertse
..nss - rrc.ived following brsneh ~
memo q VIZ 70 sth - o
Is2 i2th-st MACY ON ~
cor near W Nest
enc g. East lAtn 81 90 "e~
Msst 7th and syes; l3e East t.tn-ss-.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

p0ERNER. MARGARETHA-In pursuance

RUERNEh, MAhTAhfI Haiti puTsudHVt
- Of an Order Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate
notice 8 hereby given 70 all
persons having Margaretha Boerner late
Of the County deceased present the
with vouchers the subscriber. his place Of
the OfiCe of Henry W Freucen
thai. No. 323 Broadway Manhattan Borough New York
Cftv on OF before tie 3lst cay q January. 1902.
Dated NeN-Yorll lStr day ~ July i9Oi
HERMAN .. LOEW. Executor.
HENRY ". FRECDENTHAg. Attorney fc- the Executor.
100 broadway New York city.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

NASiED-Partner with 5000; safe invest
"snt. must be Ne !. Address BOND. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
Bank 6 TruStC
Stocks
DEALT IN.
CLINTON GILBERT
WALL ST.
Diuloeuo \ onccs.
Gnrroeaiee' Notice.


FOUNTAIN. ALFRED Fin pursuance OF an
order OF Hon. Abner c Thomas a Surrogate OF the
having claims against Alfred =. Fountain late
County York. deceased. the
vouch-s thereof the subscribers al their place
trausactng business. office cnas Percy Bogart
III Broadway The city OF New York before
the % Gay of January next
Dated New York The 2sth zti9I, day q JgHe 1901
AhfRERR 4 5oI: 3appAATAIN- IN Executors
CHAS PERCY BOGART. Attorney for Executors, No.
III Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan New YORK CITY.
II PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner c.
l. Thomas a Surrogate q County New York.
al persons having claims against Andrew q Stevens.
late y the County York. deceased present
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber her
rlsce ~ ransacrinC business No 81 Nassau Street In
OF New York, or before the 4"eltih DAY n
pates New york The Both Say os April 1901
EMMA r. STEVENS. AdnlirstratriN.
WILLIAM 7. SWAIN. Attorney for AdmlnistratriN.
No. 81 Nassau 81. y Y city
DEAyY. LOUIS HIN pursuance OF an order
OF Hon Abner C Thomas. a Surrogate Of County
York notice Is hereby given all having
claims against II. Peavy. late OF County of
Kew Y irk Borough Of Manhattan deceased present
business the oce of David
= Gaert "a Wall street. IN the City OF New York.
or before the twenty-hrst day OF December next.
Dated Kew York. the 18Th DAY of June 1901.
ADELAIDE PEAVY.
JACOB z. PEAVY,
MEFVIN : PFAVY.
SIEGFRIED SCHACHSE.
SAMUEL HARRIS
SOLOMOS l. MILLER.
DAVID !. CAIL.ERT. Executors.
,-oe, T9rr1,gi r, ,rarrs,,,, Ncavy yo-b CRY
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
FURNISHED Rooms Go fet

TN0R RENT-Suit- in Hotel Maieste-three rooms and
II hath handsomely furnished. VIII sublet during ao-
sence from city. Apply Manager. Hotel Majestic
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

THE: AVA,
@ East 10th Street.
several sunny apartments. furnished. ~
the excellent cuisine
Apply Miss ELLIOT. 9 East 10Th st.
THE SUSSEX.
y. r-TF SIT
ffgh class eIevator Apartment House. eight room
suite 81 3,o. modern all appointments. superintendent
BACHELORS APARTMENT II West 18th ST..
- rooms. ALI improvements. Apply 20 Jantor.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
Giin 1JroperIn 90 fet.

I-,OR RENT-I77 East o5th- st. hrownstone house 3
L stors ana basement: newly decorated; open plumb
-. terms reasonable For key AMI other Information
am a 1I5 p es,th 81
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,.s y4rh the Railroad CommissionersD
,Tr AUSABLE CHASM AND LAKE CHAM
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Europe

n ENGIlSF LADY resided America.
= who Is now living Devonshire England wishes
teceive IN her home girls between 10 IL
years or age 70 educate II
Inc mouse is thoroughly well appointed and stands In
are OF ground by the The highest references
gwen and required Apply. IN first instance ALPHA
care OF American Society in London ia Southampton
Row London. ". c.. England
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THE CRITERION,U

10TH ST. West.-New house. ready
cupaucy suites four and bath all large light
thoroughly electric
lver-d hall &c; $40 $55. Inquire
premises.
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For Young Ladses-COuntry.

OssINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. 3ath year one hour
~ rom New-Hork Academic and College Preparatory
courses Clara C. Fuller Prn. Ossning Hudson y. z.
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FURNISHED Apartments 90 fet
IVLFIiANTLY FURNISHED apartment. newly deco
Z. rated; all modem convenences suitable for one or
two gentlemen. opposite Waldorf - ~, -