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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-05-10
DULUTH.

-Une curleuso course q Gu lieu
l'autre jour, a Superior, pour une
bourse de qulnze dollars. La dis
lance a parcourir 6tait de 300 YER
ges. L'un DIES participants, FL. Ian
gevin, de Manitoba, 6tait q pied ct
l'autre, Daniel McMillen, de West
Superior, 6tait monte sur I'M bicy-
Gle. LIE coureur a pied a vaincu le
bicycliste.
Joseph st Arnaud, age de So
ans est mort le 5 mai. II habitat
Duluth depuis quatorze ans. Sa
femme, sept files ct quatre fills lui
survivent. LIE service funebre a
Gu lieu d l'6glise st jean aptiste
le Z ct lie d6funt a 6t6 inhum6 au
cimetiere, lie Calvaire.
Ecu st Armand 6tait malade de-
puts plusieurs semaines ct en- probe
au d6lire tout lie temps. On lie sur
veillait en- consequence. LIE 5 dams
l'apres-midi, il 6chappait q cette
surveillance ct SO rendait sur la
galerie de So maison Oh pendant
l6quilibre, il tombait dune hau-
teur de "a pieds sur lie sol. II ne
v6cut qu'une demi-heure apr6s
cette chute.
M. Table Charles Giraux, Gu
re de Cloquet, 6tait a Duluth, ces
jours dern1ers, visitant les NOM
breux amis quill a su SO garden
parmi les paroissiens de st jean
Baptiste don't il fut lie guide spiri-
tuel pendant quelques ann6es, an
n6es h6las! trop rapidement 6cou-
lees.
IL y a promesse de marriage
entre.... allons, pas d'indiscr6-
ton. Ce marriage aura lieu, parait-
il, lie 20 mai. Alors, je pourrai
tout dire sans etre indiscret ct je
le dirai. .oui, 81 les mari6s men
voient un gros gros moroccan du
gateau nuptial. Autrement, je me
items col CONNIE une carpe.
Arthur Robert ayant obtenu
le contrat pour la construction de-
l6glise polonaise, il ne reste plus
que deux %aspirants canadiens-
francais pour positions au d6par-
tement du grain. Allons, nos chefs
politiques, poussez-vous ct faites
obtenir ces positions aces deux re-
publicains, a nos deux fr4res en-
politique.
-Dimanche proclaim, le IL mai,
il y aura une assembl6e socialiste
q la "Columbia HALF, coin de la
rue Sup6rieure ct zoe avenue
Quest, M. Pepin adressera la pa
role en- anglais. Un soclaliste me
dit que c'est IN excellent orateur.
L'assembl6e s'ouvrira q 8 P. M.
Come one,. come all" 6couter l'ex-
plicatlon des articles du credo So
cialiste.
-Plusieurs Duluthiens Sc pro-
posent de falre lie PILGRIMAGE a Ste
Anne, en- Juliet proclaim. On
pourrait certainement faire pis
que celia. Tous les ans, il part de
Duluth I'm grand nombre de pel6-
rims Tous ne won't pas au sane
tuaire de Beaupr6, mails tous en-!
ont envie. Quelques uns s'arretent
en- route pour voir les parents
qu'on ma pas yus depuis long
temps. "The heart grows weary
far from de old folks at home, ct
il fault bien les voir IN tantinet.
Puts, on revient q Duluth retrou-
yer d'autres affections, contents
d'avoir revu ces pres feuris AFRO
s6s par le beau st Laurent; ces
]leux Oh s'6coul4rent les beaux
jours de notre Jeune age ct ces
personnes que nous ne lessons
d'aimer, unies qu'elles nous sont
par les liens du sang ct par les
liens, non moins sacr6s, de Pami-
tie. Dites done, savez-vous celia,
vous autres, au Canada?
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-05-10

etc.
Madame Caron cultlve ellie
meme a L'Islet I'm jardin fruitier
qui a une 6tendue de Is arpents.
Ce jardin content environ 5000
pruniers. pommiers, cerisiers. etc.,
1000 gadeliers, 1000 groselliers,
ct 1000 framboisiers de toute es-
pece.
Cette culture est d1rig6e par
Nine Csron elle-meme, personnel
lement; ellie 6monde, ellie taille, ellie
coupe adroit ct q gauche; ellie choi-
sit ses plants de preference parmi
les arbres canadiens parce qu'ils
sont mieux adapt6s a notre climat.
Les sauvages de la tribu des Mo-
hawks du Canada ct de lEtat de
New-York wont avoir leur journal a
eux. II sera r6dig6 par M. Charles
Cooke, un savage pur sang en-
ploy6 au d6partement des affaires
indiennes q Ottawa.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-05-10
g:::! s2$;?: : s2ss:
WV DAP TEc TATTTrrpc

ct en- l'avenir r6ussissent generate
ment.
Les deux 6coles SO font contre-
poids ct nous enseignent que la
vote sure est lie juste malieu.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-05-10

IL exIste 36 cas- de petite v6-
role dams la province de Quebec.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-05-10

Toutes lettres, correspondances
etc., doivent etre adress6es CONNIE
uit:
Echo DE L'OUEsT,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-05-10

Les u ROUGES
de la Compagnie Chimi-
que Franco Americana
sont en- Vente a la Phar-
macie
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-05-10
On annonce de Manitoba que
le rendement du bic sera, cette an
nee, ID p. 9. plus 6ley6 que Fan
dernier.
garantit de guerir l'IMPO
TENCE rend Ia vitalite Ut L

Hlnl VRMk TENCE rendla vitalite ct l.
.ss---.-'.'''' nm vigueur aux vieux ct a l'ae.I
mmoyen, ramenant les desirs, ambitions ct aspiraa
lions de Ia jeunesse ct sante ct donne le bonheug
ct le success en- afaires ct dams la vie profession
nellie ct eociale. 81 lie paquet on 8 pour IS
Enyoye partost port pave sur recu du 1prix par
CHURCHILL 81 SHELDROP, Nlcollet House
Drug Store, MINI. ;. M.PARKER, Opp o.,
st Paul, MINI. SCOTT DRUG CO., saltwater.
TIE KIDD DRUG @ I. Essgta, M,
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10 ADVERTISERS,

The Echo DEF Quest has a larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper certificates from the
superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-05-10

L'EcHo DE L'OUEsT nest pas respon
sable des idees ct opinions 6mises pa
ses correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-05-10
L1sez Fan nonce du Minneapolis
Dry Goods.

Lisez lannonce du Home Trade
Shoe Store
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25

# II Macdougast 2eze72 story fl,h A. i,,1 TE
as trustee agt Edgar Logan et al; + l Hhi ast
Ode ref; due SIS SIS II; taxes etc s9Sf 90 @ Of
sourned sine die: 1.o29 Stebbins-sve 100 u ..
l65th-st 25xex21os story # h: heans1 5sg az.
Schaefer al. Johnston & J. attys. A
due. sS5s1 Il: taxes etc, sSol Sl' 70 '
plaintiff. 81 COO ,,..h
BY Samuel Coldsticksr. Riverside Drive cor -
St I03 11x11O6; story n; untnsned
beth Rankin agt Charles Blauvelt e. al Cuachsho4st
W attys [ Zuke due. S5S col 50. taxes ETC
81 500. the ptf, $4,000 o,- .o-
By L Phillips & Co: Jaekson-avs No PSI. Il y 81
162d-st. AXIS; Il h Am Miss Assn ast = !
Bell al: " Washburn atty; Levy rs[S AM oue'
SIS 66 81 taxes 81. $50 10; 10 the plt slSUVo
BY Richard Harnett Go: 145th-st No 400 n a
# W Of Convent-ave. 15x99 II; story dwg n a .
Fletcher Sehuugg et al Fletcher atty; "a -
Wood ref; due, S11,315; taxes. ETC. SD: 70 Iue
200: 155th-st. No 522. 1IO3 II or MOTIFS
ave 25x10O; stoEy Queens County savings sans
sgT lena Stog et al; N D Gould 6 Bro. attys " A
Lesser ref due, sO366 CO. taxes etc SIl2 Al 10
the pItf. $1,000. -, .-..u
ave runs rs Sx " IS TX 334 56o TO 81 X =
So story Blk h; Edward Hirsh et al agt Peter Wag
ner et al; Wolf X & L. L H Freedman. reI
STs $50 90; etc $3.50 81 ad1olrnsa
January 21 so 81 Aoore-st, COLI II n o. SoIt
St runs W Blk 1sx 37.sx AK TAX SO: three
story sherfs sale OF all right title ana N
terest which ] Thrau had Oct q 1901. OF snss' n
Culver, atty VIM Grell. Sheriff. 10 the pIan'ii 10
$500.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
REAL ESTATE.

NJ. Lindheim & Co. have sold the seven story
business building No 121 West Twenty-fourth-st.
for s6s. 600 for James Stanton The building stands
lot 25x115.7 feet. This firm has also sold for
Mary E. Plummer the six story elevator apartment
house No 146 West One-hundred-and-fourth~st on
lot 24 6x90x100 feet. The price was $4,000
L. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for Louis V Bell
10 Louis B. Tim No. 245 West Seventieth-st-. a
modern four story American basement dwelling
house. on lot 17x60x1Oo feet
William Reynolds Brown has bought from
Chalmers Dale the southeast corner of Park-ave.
and Thirty-ninth-st., four story and basement
brick dwelling house, on lot S2x64 feet.
Plans have been drawn for twelve story apart
rnent hotel be erected the plot Nos 10 and II
West Twenty-fourth-st.
S. Fl. Stone has sold for $4,000 the southwest
corner Of Manhattan-ave. and observation-disclosures
eighth-st which he bought at the Toptz sale in
October for $50. 800 The plot is 1oo11x95 feet.
Chauncey Patterson has sold No. 1S3 East Sixty
fourth-st.. a three story and basement brownstone
dwelling house, lot 20x10o-5 feet.
George Goetting has sold No. 159 East Forty
sixth-st, four story brownstone dwelling house,
on a lot 16.sx1O0.5 feet Mr.. Goetting has owned
the property since 1869, when he bought it for
Sd, GOO
No. 264 Seventh-ave four story brick building on
lot 2.6x64 feet
Mitchell 4. G Levy has sold through W c.
Dilger No. los East Fiftfy-fourth-st; which he
RSas4s Ro9sPs BTi Tf Th ss progeny Is Ts story 6ro
fathouse, a lot 25x10O.5 feet.
Lowenfeld & Prayer have bought from Samuel
H. Stone Nos 153 and 155 East Eghteenth-st- 100
feet west of Third-ave.. two dwelling houses a
plot 42.2x92 feet private terms. They have also
bought the triple hathouses, Nos III and l23
West -hundred-and-Jhirty- Jhird-st., and the
single fathouse No. 119 West One-hundred- and
thirty-third-st.. from NJ z. Putnam, priva te
terms. The triple hathouses stand on lots Gxe91l
feet, and the single a lot 19X99u feet.
The Floyd estate has sold to Mandelbaum &
Levine the southeast corner of Broome and Allen
sts The property consists of eight five story
buildings. Mandelbaum & vine have sold to Dr.
William a. Rodgers No. 34s West Forty-first-st. a
six story fathouse.
Henry j. Phillips has sold through Lovejoy &
Noyes to one of their clients. Nos 2d and 283
Water-st., q modern story brick business
building on the southeast corner of Dover-st-,
next to the Brooklyn bridge Evans. Almirau *
Co. have leased it for term of years.
Charles Glenn has sold the five story American
basement dwelling house No. 303 West Eighty
David P. Dufie has sold, through Folsom Broth
crs. No. i27 East SiXteenth-st. four story front
and rear tenement house, on lot 25xS2 feet.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
Rdilroacs.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAII8oAD,

3
STATIONS AT fSss et WEsT Sn iTaE
q The leaving time from Desbrosses and
CortIandt Streets is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
Station. except where otherwise noted.
YORK Fit5s6u5g sleeping car Pi'tsburs to
aP4 G5sysFahi
C0Psens sespng Dining s9oknfg ofs and d0cnns
Hss;S; s :.5s s.J TEss1:
@ P4
gizy PtHnE sA5ss sss For
sdoePs EE.ss ne5
cnnesfs tE sTSlaaf AND S1ssRS
Wasalsa4Sa SsB Taf r sG5TE S54fE,I9s
9 @E Cap nn q G eb4osses ross pinnE ana c01tandt T
a2s snG5fS9ne5 5 Bf5a9 Gar. Lin 2s Dining 6 Eac2F cs
I61Rs SgRssE G.S, SIS t : eas 59as
sFessianai aanS Ifl1 i M PaF92 and $S 9
Ins me- CAP B 10 52S 2isst Dining Carr 4'' DINING ~
s6TTHERN RAfLWAr.-Erpress, a-a5 AS P M L. 10
ATLANTIc COAST L1NE,-Exrress. o26 a m and 80
Ar 1E ,s "A das sRa
NoRFoLK ANB WESTERN RAILwAT.-FOr Memphis
aPd Ns12sa2s oa6 e P RRRiLMh4s5 n q2y M
FoR OLD PofNF coaFokF a7f and NoRFoLK-7S' a. r"
ATLANTIC CITY--e.55 and 55 ? m e sn5
Throtlgl EestibIled Trains. Buffet FaF4oE O0i0 ~
Standard Coaches
For points on New York and Long Branch Railroad .trom
West Twenty-thrd street station>' s5S a M Il x
525, 4.55. and II % p Sundays 80 a. ia'' q 20
p N. from Desbrosses Cortandt Streets S'VS 9S9
a m $50, $40 $40, and 11so P. M Sundays s'40
FOR PHILADELPHIA:
@ 3 an5 a G95andf ss % 10 0e6rosses
ana Cortandt Streets 10 2 Dining Cag 10 % JIas
s esE' 0rsad II 81 t Sheets 2S' s sia5 ss Dining 2
25 4?5 Dinng Can. 455 dining Carl 80 6Dians i
$40 7.55 (no coaches. Is s55. go 955 GAnited}
e55, 1898 Dining a l255 Dining carr l,So
Dining Carr Dining Carr. 355, As Dining Car
z55 Dining Carr 5.55 Dining Car) 100 SO 500 SO
p m, l2. 10 night
Ticket Nos. 4s1 1884 and 2s1 Broadway
JS2 Fifth Avenue below 23d St(; Astor House. Nest
Tweaty-thfrd Street Station, and stations foot OF
broSses Corlandt Streets; Street SOU
ton Street es Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Sta
tton, Brooklyn: Station. Jersey City The New foFk
Transfer Company call and check baggage from
hotels residences through TO destination Telephone
.p14 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service
]. B. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

s5th-st. No IS West. 81 sx1oo;;5; Harry Turner
and another 70 jacob Hiideorand'' mortgage
s4f5-st M los p West iox1oo5: Samuel schwab
To Nathan Hirsch and another mortgage
ib1sys StGyeo - It Of 27th-st. ~ sxio0; Emma
l. h SefIliere 10 John o Baker: r S, S1I0 23-
Webster-ave g > 9O3.5 f. Of Wendover-ave. '9X
12s. .6xsT 1oNs3; Rafaele Luongo 70 james
2Sth-st No IA West 25x9s-9: May Irwin 10
annie r Neeler; r 5. SIC . -.---.---:- -
2d-st = 1888 II Of lst-ave '4.4xlZi-Il'
julius Fox 70 Joseph L ButtenWleser' mort
gage. sos. 600: R S S26
sa9-st' : $ 100 It W Of 7th-ave. 5ox13s. 5x5o. *
141.1O: the Equitable Assurance Soclety OF the
9sth-st. s :. 125 Fl Of C1iumbus-aye, 2Sxlot-ll'
Newton Osorio 70 Louis F kuntz. mortgage
water-st. Nos $50 and $50, n = cor Oliver-sr:
% tx 49x29- -5x49; Water-st. n -, 2o6 It = or
OIiver-st 21.3x4ex2t. .2x49; Hulda Wi5,ney 70
Domenico Rovegno; mortgage. $4,000 =
West End-avs. n corner 9oth-st 2sx57.6: the
Re4Ity Im2a9TemePt EsE Ge! g har'Fse
1f5tb-sr, n : 200 II : Of 5th-ave "a IOxlOo Il:
julius Robegyson ana wife TO Alexander Sptre'
Chanabers-st No iii :: Sarah 4 Hadley ct al
1o4th-st. $ 1915 It OF CoIumbus-ave. 4.ex
stanton. mortgage. 5000. R 5. S. 50 -.
24th-st. n 5. go II " Of 6th-ave, 25xll5, James
Nadison-st. No 19s. :, 25xlOO the Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum, City OF New-Hork, et
al. James " Power and another TO Archibald
7th-ave, 5 s0.3 # Of 46th-st. IS * irregular:
James u Henning and wife to Thomas HID
den: mortgage. 1920, 500; r : $aS 50. ----.----:
lath-st. Nos 129 and 131 West 10 1ox92. Edward
Jansen 70 Beujamtn G Paskusz; mortgage. $50.
c-ortIsnGr - : No 90 : 80 2xes 1oxSs sxp5 g.
George 4 Gunther 81 al 70 Andrew Kennedy;
:. Sol 2o.....- -----------.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
Druuosnls.
pRoPosAIs FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES


PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
= Phfs Depot G NJ Dept. 1,42s Arch Street. Phila.
"a Dee 90 Ip0I-Sealed proposals tripcate will be
-scAyeS here until ! O'CLOCK 2 NJ. Friday. January 10
1o62 for delivery either the Philadelphia. Chicago
-sncsco or Boston depots OF the QuarternasterS
Tersrten II Arctic Overshos Muskrat Fur Caps. and
1Ss5ntle-s Jean Drawers Campaign Hats Necktles
I<,f+ Wool Drawers Under shirts, Wool Stockings
s9-ss7 shirts ScrubbinE Brushes Company Post and
PeeirentsI Record Book Rubber Ponchos and Blue
requeseu examine carefully the
.,srSsrd samples specifications that proposals
- - s,bnl{tted with full knowledge Of requirements
sbsoIute conpliance :he standards and spech-
rztio1s will Insisted upon in the inspection Of the
eooSs I-NGT-ARA NTEED BIDS aud bids based upon
altering specifications viii under no
c-cr1stsnCes considered Bids FOR delivery or in
than those named above viii not
he entertained articles advertised for the
for bids - be opened at The same
Tine al other depots Early deliveries essential and
their proposals the rate and time
contract b awarded 20 them and no
T-onoEron should be made which they not positive
they can absolutely fuh GoTernnent reserves the right
70 reject OF accept any all proposals or part
thereof Preference given articles OF domestic produc
+i or manufacture conditions OF quality and price lin
Guiding price Of foreign Production or nanuIaet-
the thereon) being equal 4 GUARANTEE in
10 Per the value OF the articles advertised for
must accompany proposals Blanks for proposals and fun
information furnished upon application nVel-
opes containing proposals 10 be endorsed PrcPsas for
Sitarv supplies be opened January 10. 1902, and
addressed Colonel JOHN Y FJREf. Assistant quar-
terraaster General. l. :. Army
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
uREAsrRY DEPARTMENT. ofice of the

= Secretary Washington. =. Q. December 16 1901
Of Section y OF the
Act Of June % 1874 notice IS hereby given tnat ea1
received al the Treasury Department. in
washington until ocock P. II. Wednesday the 22nd
5av of January. 1902, for the carae of dutlshie
imported al Port OF New York y Y Tor
tEe term OF three years the first day Of March
1ooo An necessary concerning the Work
will be given the Collector Of Customs at New York
1,ro annlication The BE- addressed 20 the
s1secreTarv OF the Treasury Washington y c.. sealed
srd Endorsed Proposals for Carriage a. New York
L ]. GAGE Secretary
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

The auction offerings of real estate yesterday re-
suited follows:
Rv William NJ Ryan: 9oth-st. n l69 Fl Of 1st
ave. 25x1oos story h: W ChuIeh agt " F Roden
al: Rowland NJ & P attys. e " West. ref amt due
$50 6i6 az. taxes S54S OF Cathartne 4 OBrien
500 75o 245 2sth-st : 53 II " Of 2d-ave 22x
n "A TX " Jox a sx 25x II. TX ;
40 3x l9x T39 h. with two story ten h
on rear Ellen F c Bonn et al johnson & J.
4ttys. Truax due S16.o25 s6: taxes, etc
1910 II Frank FfsrJe Sl6.SS0.
BY n PhFnx Ingraham lo6 Waverley Place : : -
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
ANTI0IE LEN ELRN.

THE FLETTR DE LYS. IS West 33d-st.; op-
pcsite waldorf-Astoria- Unique Designs
IuC xpenslve Antiques. Bargains IN Dia-
nond JeweIry
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
SURE POP INSECT PONDER.

SURE POP INSECT POWDER
rs GTARANTE TO KILL COCK
POACHES. WA ER BUGS. BEDBCGS;
ETC ADOLPH ISAACSES & son. W
ri T(JN-ST n Y
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
TYPOGRAPHY.

ARTISTIC wood burning; instructions; out
ITS: wooden articles IN blank hOSE
DECORATIONS CO.. 159 West &d-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
LOST.

LOST. .-Bankbook No 333. 5O2- Bank for
Savings go 4th-aye-, NsW-Nork Pay
rnent stopped. Please return book to bank
LOST OR STOLEN.-BankboOk No S3i. 4si0
Of the German savings Bank in the CITY
Of New-YorI1 corner 4th-ave. and 14th-st,
issued 10 Lizzie McArdle All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same II
not returned to the bank on the 18th day Of
January 1902, a duplicate will be issued
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
RUSINEsS CHANCES.

fran-iat business men with $25 600. may
give some time or simply advise occasion
eiiv Estabiished PROFITABLE Refer
ence: fun inspection. :, Box = -F'ou"e
once
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
OLD GOLD AND SILVER WANTED

]. II. DBDERICK'S SONS, Is Maiden
LaIe-Highest prices paid for old gold
and silver Gold and silver for Jewellers.
platers. glass manufacturers. photographers
and dentists.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
PHYSICAL CULTURE AND
ROETNG

- - - -.
HIyI,SMANN Sandow's Pupil. $50 otn-ave-
Ladies gentlemen. children, $12 month :
three lessons week. $50 quarter select pat
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

BARGAINS uprights: fine makes per1ect
order s1Oo inward cash or .nstalnents:
open evenings WHITNEY, l23 West
l25th-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
wArCHE. ON INsTALMENTs.

watches WATCH SUPPLY CO. j
Maiden Lane. Room 81 All goods guar
anteed
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
ATTORNEYS.

FAMILY differences. other legal @ bushes G
transacted well and cheaply. ADV ICE
FREE. Lawyer CLIFFORD, l15 Broao"ay
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25

ADVERTISEMENTS ami SUBSCRIPTIONS e ter
rThe tribune received at their Uptown Of
nce No .242 Broadway. I'd door north OF
3lst-st until Q o'clock .. m; advertise
fces al regular Office rates until S o clock
., m, viz: 254 Shave. $. e. cor ZSd-st-' :
i5s 6th-ave. cor. 12th-s-,; 14z Colunh Gus
ave near West 66th-st-: 1O6 West 42d-st.
near 6th-sve- 90 East 14th-st-: 25I West
42d-st.. between tn and sth aves; 2eS
West i25th-St, 15e East 47th-st; - ,S3e Cd
ave between 10Th and nth sts-; 1.c2o Sd
sve near 6ist-st-: los lst-ave., near
Ceth-st.: I57 East 125th-st; I55 fremont
ave; $50 3d-ave.. near 4lst-sf; o94 oo-avs-' ;
21O RIeecker- 325 Bleeeker-st- Brooklyn.
E. Y-2I6 Court-st.; 2i5 snith-st- Newark,
n J-7e4 Brcad-st- And at all A. y !.
Office
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
FRENCH HAIRCUTTER.

POJJOL. French hair cutter. the best In
the city. .147 Broadway. between 26th
and 9th SITS.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-25
gifailous.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
Il YORK bv the Grace God and independent
To Dorothy NJ T Brown. Ruth T Henderson Grace NJ
T Henderson, and TO ali persons
Interested IN OF Anna g Brown. late Of the
County OF New York deceased creditors. legatees
Send greeting You and each Of
YOU are hereby and required personally TO be and
Of the County of New York
al the Surrogaes Of said Count ned Al hs County
OF New York. the 2Sth day
1902 hal past O'Clock in the forenoon
~ hat day there attend judicial settlement
The account Of proceedings Henry Temple Brown
Fxector OF The VIII and Testament Of said deceased
such Of YOU cited under the
Of tUenty-one years required TO appear by your
g have II have appear
erS an-v for one 70 appointed the your
neglect or failure guardian Will he appointed by
for in the proceed
hereof. have caused the Seal or
,be s-rogates Court said County o. New York to
be hereunto affixed.
said County cf YORK. day
December. the year Of Lord thousand
RI, 81 nine hundred and one.
IL - J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk OF the SurrogaJe's Court.
JAMES I. STEUART. Attorney for Executor. No. 141
P-oadUay Bor. Of Manhattan New York City.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL


HARLEM DIVISION.
A NJ. II. Daily. EXCEPT sundays. % Fttts-
Sundays only. at Q 20 A. NJ
Pullman all through trains
Trains Illuminated WITH PintEch Light -.
Ticket offices al 1l3 26I. AS and I2i6 Broa5W2y's -
Union 81 w Couu bus Ave, T32 West tZofs -:
f3sth Stations, New York sss aio '-o
Fulton nd 100 Broadway z D. RrooEyr
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MACHINERY.

At REDUCED PRICES.-5Oo secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and e1-
changed GEO 3. EDDY 2aS Aa3ison-st-
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

17tr-s- Nos 6S9 and Gal East. for story
brick drying room. Is 4x32; y Althous. No p
Avenue y, owner; Kentz. No 195 4tn-aVA
.. . d. o. % o. 70
17Srb 81 and Bronx River for A frame coal pocket
and hoistin, tower. 20x50 and l2xI2. The Bronx
% owner: 9 Haiss. No 32i East 120th-st,
architect .------.-...--
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHILADELPH.A. -
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Ter Co calls for and checks baggage TO destination
.Frou Liberty only 'Daly- fDaty. except sun
day sSundays only.
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HOW To GET STRONG.

| HANDRALL. boxing. fencing. baths. etc
Woods Gymnasium. 6 East 2Sth-s- En-
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BOARD AND RooMs-BKookLyN.

PARK SLOPE. l49 PROSPECT PLACE.
Large and small rooms 81 80 and upward.
Including board: near trolley hhes' new
mana cement: table board.