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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-21
DON'T NEGLECT.
A Common Case of Piles-It NAV
Lead to Serious Results.
(From the Svdpav uaroI5l


When people generally understand
that all such fatal diseases as fistula,
ulcer of the rectum, assure, ETC., al
most invariably begin in a simple case
of piles, they will learn the wisdom of
taking prompt treatment for the first
appearance of trouble in this quarter.
Deans Ointment will certainly cure
every form of piles itching,
bleeding, protruding, or blind piles
and hundreds of lives have been saved
by using this cheap, effective remedy
right at the start, because at such a
time a single pot will effect cure,
while in the old chronic, deep-seated
cases, several pots are sometimes nee
essary before a lasting cure is effected.
Here is case:
Mr.. William Gilliver, of the we'll
known firm of Gilliver & Curtis, rail-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-21


Fish superstion God of Hawaii Ho Its
information well calculated TO
FOR SALE AT ALL STORES
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-22
5piueit % 9eibcn.

Ser ber6GngniBbolle 8ranb in Der
Smuggler ltnion : @olbgrube.-
Man bofft, baB bic 3a6l berSpfer
ni9t iiber 25 betragen ptro.
9enper, Gol., 81. Nob. -. 8is
fpGt beute 4benb iinb i'm 8an5en %
2ei6en aus benz Bullion Sunnel Der
Characterization 9plOgrube, in MEL
dem geitern 6euer ausbra4, gu Sage
qefDrbert pprben. @iner Der Beam
ten Der Gompagnie tbeilt nit, es Mir
Eben nur mod BRET ober bier Wtdnner
permibt unb bic 3abl Der Spfer mir
be i6perli9 25 ii6eriteigen.
6eute frii6 6eibt es nod, es feien
minbeitens 100 2lrbeiter bem 8ranoe
gum Spfer gefallen, bo9 felte iih
6ieIe 9eIorgniB gliidlider 8eiie als
iibertrieben beraus. 9as Der6GngniBz
bolle sSeuer mar an Der @inmiinoung
bes Bullion S9a9tes, benz 9auptz
augang Der 8ergipertsanldgen, gum
Nusbru9 gefommen unb perbreitete
iid5 i9nelI iiber bic umliegenben Be-
triebsqebGube. Sin itarfer Wtn0 trte6
bic 6lammen unb Rau6polfen btrett
in ben S9u9t 6ineir. 8ei ben 20i6z
arbeiten tpurbe in Der ul1gemeinen
4ufregung ni4t an bic 8ergleute gez
bu9t, bic tief unter Der @rOe an Der
Nr6eit paren. @rit als Der S9u9t
fib nit 3au9 gu fiiGen begann, gez
pa6rte man Die 8efa6r, bod mar es
i9on gu fpGt, benn bic 5lammen on
ben 9rubeneingGngen 6tnoerten Das
3ettungsperf. Mit M}iibe gelang es
19lieBGi9, bic Oeffnung Oes S4a4tes
nit groBen 5elsblOden gu oeri4liez
BEN. SnbeFen puren bic Rau4pOlz
fen 6ereits cine Nfeile melt in ben
8rubsneingang Dorgeorungen. SSSmSnz
neren bes 8ergperts befanoen it4 Die
gGrbeiter Der Sagsf6i9t, ii6er 200 an
Der 3abl, BON Denen iebo6 Die meiiten
bur9 cine alte Sunnel Seffnung i6r
gntfommen perfIteQtgten.
Die Smuggler Union 8ergnerfe
iinb bic grDBten i'm Selluribez9iftritt.
Die @igentbiimer finb Seem : gorter
unb 80 toner &apituliiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-22
Senr Gerihmnrung i'm britii6er
Gnrbmeif>S Serritnrinm,

guncouper, 9. g., 81. Hop.-
Die 9ei6i6te bon benz Iufitunbe i'm
Oufon Stitrifte entbebrt feinestpegs
gang Der 8egriinoung. @inige 6irnz
Der6rannte 9lmeritaner hatten tbatz
IG9li9 glGne CUR gepultf fumen Qbis=
Bung Der Regierung uno poli5et i'm
gufon enttporfen. Maior Booos BON
Der norbpeitIi9en berittenen poli5ei
aber entoedte bas groiett unb traf
re9t5eitig @nitulten CUR 8erbinbez
rung ieiner Qusfii6rung, nobel bic
ameritanif9en 8eamten in Stasuap
bereittpi1igft ibre ltnteritiibung lie
ben. @s betBt, bic erite @nregung gu
benz proiette iei BON Seattle aus ge=
9eben ipprben, no audi $250,O0O fir
bic Sur6fiibrung bur4 Subifriptio=
men aufdebraht tpuroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-22
5D 6ere unO ME rigere
Gs frriftrn bic Serge.
Ser Nattonal Rectpro3itGtS gorz
bent empfie9lt Die Grnennung etz
ner &ecipro5itdt5 Gommifion.

Der National Recipro3itGts gorz
bent empfieblt bic Grnennung etz
ner Gecipro5itdts gommifion.
8uf6tngton, n, .. g., q. gtOb.
- Ser rNationale 8ecipro3i 3itdt8z@onz
bent" Der ii4 bier geitern 46eno na9
me6rtGgiger 8erbunOlung pertagte bat
fi9 fir cine 6anbelspolitif uuf Bats
Der @eqenieitigfeit nur lpentg 3u err
bdrmen permo9t. S4lieBli6 fpurOe
es benz Grefutib 4usI6uB iiberldfz
fen, aus ben borliegenDen 3eioluttoz
men cine Sunoge6ung 5uIdmmen 3m
fte1en, unb Der 2lusI4uB einigte ft3
oann auf folgenbe 8ei4lii1e:
Ser Gonbent empfieblt Dem GOnz
qreRe bic 8eibe6dltung bes S9uBz
3oQ prin3ips fir oen ein6eimii4en
W}artt. 9elegen6siten CUR QusOe9z
nung bes auspGrtigen9anbel5 tmDea
ge Der Recipro5itdt unO bur4 Grind
Bigung BON 3Oqen fo[len nur in be-
Ionberen 5Gqen, nenn es o6ne S4G=
oigung Der ontereFen Der ein6eirniz
f8en SnouItrie, bes 9anbels unO oer
2anbpirtbi4aft gei4e6en fann, erz
I6lofen perOen.
I'm bic @innirtung bon etputgen
Dorgef8lagenen @egeniritigfeitsz Ser
trGgen auf uniere ein6elmiI4en Sns
terefen feit3uitelen, empfieblt Der
Gonbent ferner bem Gongreife Oie@tn=
ri6tung elmer Recipro3itdts @omz
million, beren 9fli4t e5 Iein ioq, bic
Gage irgenb elmer Snbuitrie einge6enb
gu priifen unb bem 8rditoenten To-
fpo6l, pie benz GongrefIe oarii6er 8ez
ri4t gu ertutten, oumit lie ii4 bel Der
8er6anblung iiber Rectpro3itdts=8era
trGqe oana9 ri9ten t0nnten.
Ferner erIu9t Der Gonpent ben@onz
areB, elm neues @erpaltungs Oepar=
fement ein3urihten, pel4e5 als gbz
t6eilung fir 9anOel unO SnDuitrte
unter Qeitung zines &abinstsmit9lies
bes iteben ion. Die borgeI6Iagene
Recipro5itGts GOmmiifiOn Ioa aIs
cine l1nterabt6eilung Dem neuen 8erz
paltungs Oepartement 3ugetbeilt
perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-22

au ibreu 5rii5teu ipIlt 5br lie
erfeunen Ooer peHn man oNieu 8ibelipruf
auf 9ilen dntDfnott: an lbrtn Us | ung IN
gDenu man beOeuft oab aQt ittpsrsn Rpantb:iten
aus elmer Qer;nsen Grtdtune, dOtr lima bietet
i'm GHen ootr SriEt,u entitebtu, poour6 Slutan=
prana ooer Storuna tintr pDr Der onoeren 6unttion
pes R0rptrs peruridbt tpirD, Die anfdrgli3 un6t=
p.uteup i1.int abr Gut3iinouugen, 6iebsr uno io=
our ben 9oo ,ur SOiet bdbsn fam, 10 1T Is eui6>
tia, fd oaran ,u srinneru oab mir oir9 Stieiti=
qunq Der urlatb< Die Rltur IN Stdno ltssH, bic
sragtb,it an U,rnrtO,n, unD iomt bic @tiunbbsit
,u srbolteu Seit taueno Sabren babtn Ipeiie Asrlt
qeTunoen, poB 2 I. Sernaro & ter pi L
Zen bic uHfebrbaufsn @egntr Der RraRtbeit fino
SIr 25 GeHts bei Apotbsssrn au bdbsas
[,Dlo ri, IL, ,G&9pl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-22
nuterhanoIunaen i'm 0anae,

Nep gprt, q. Nop. = gpnli=
ten Der itrifenDen Wei9enpGrter
gremIer unb 5ra9tberlaber Der Nep=
gort, g2ep 6uoen II. 9drtforb 8abn
iinb beute g1a6mittag i'm Sra9tbofe
am 6arlem Hiper nit 8eamten Der
Gompagnie in 8erutbung iiber Be-
bingungen CUR 8eilegung oes Strifes,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-22
3iRe's Sa6n,ue6- -Gropfen
bclfcn in elmer Minute.
Giu's gaar> unO part> fdrbrmittel,
i6par; uOer braun, so Grnts.

0ur9T4nitt ieber borangegangen 5a
iG6rigen peripbe. 9ies piro als abz
fertigenoe Qntport an 0tejenigen be-
tru9tet, pel6e einen Sariftrieg pers
langen unter benz @orgeben, Die umez
rituniI6en S9uB3Ole eri4perten bic
9lusfu6r europdii6er unO ipe5iea oGa
niI9er Yrobutte na4 ben Ser, Stadz
ten unb Ieien Der @rpaniion oes euroz
pGi19en 9anbels in Nmerifd naatAetz
Zig,
606ere unb niebrigere
30IIe.
W1el6ourne, 2luitrdlien, 81.
g}op.-Sie 8unbesregterung bat ibre
4bfi9t befannt gegeben, ale tmporttrs
ten &leibungsftide nit 25 Pro3ent
bes Nert6es gu beiteuern, ale baum
noQenen uno leinenen Stiidgiiter nit
10 pro5ent, unb ben 9ubads3oq auf
3 Sb, 8 Pence pro 9funo gu rebu@
3iren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-22
Stir 9ripafunferri6t

i'm GngIii6en uno Seuti6en, ioipie in Den aGloe:
meinen S6ulfd3srn, beoret aeprIfte 2ebrer oOtr
2ebrtr;nntn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-11-22

Sberlebrcr on Der staoti9ule Hr. %, Baltimore
nabe gisquitb=Str. g8Obnuug: Rr. 2127, DEC
GuloQbs Strcbs. tHOpB-J
New-York tribune., 1901-11-21

AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By John N Golding: 4es s4th-st, cor loth-avea: =
Gasson ast T' Deyn ct MeIcel atty s Rs1doPh s
Hurry ref: tudgt $2412o; costs ETC. sis- So 70
b William NJ ryan: 1sth-st 10 # of $SvaYe d. 1i:
agt Maria BerrTen, ind. al; Page a atty ~
so 6a MW sSS ssts st a1's s'G 20 0 81 lama
281lo2 story and h foreclosure s sale KAaSs ASsF
atty: d P Iagraham ref due on judgt. S. 7O3 costs
s2s 49, sss n sub to G 0T 1oo now w IN s for
so 400 Blocker woos,r cor. 25xoo story
& asS Kfs @ on isst SIS So 2 costs Sos 8o taxes
M s1 M a M mot $40 600 70 psintif for si7 900
over prior interest Pak-ave and lolst-st.
Greenwood Cemetery agt J schnusg al; Peckham.
SIS So 1868 oo. taxes etc. s4al ~ adjourned TO
Of By As5s1asaHs: Ps5s5 an Meyer So ~ @ s2ss 81 f
5sJ3 Don5s Ss sos .s = az : q sl, qas g;
900 1877 " sh s. 2s sss e john 3t 7ass G2sss @ *
Lawrence Reynolds ct al; Arthur Mayer atty; X
IA a4ts ssa'e e3a 81 sI14S G IS Pis 2ads
,tele % ooS 1, N M.ton T: Company agi the Tartwe
Thomson Cons Co al: Root, II. W 4 s ottys:
o5 TO DAVID LNyy for xo sIl9 500 s = = ds e;t
foreclosure sale parties judgt S26 s}8 60
Y to Maurice ,s f2 s9s S s9S r ats ts0
Win stores foreclosure sale; Harris Mandel6aum ct al
Joseph. ref due on iadet 81 5o sl97 l5
etc. S4ss Ca prior mtgs. $4,000 and Sls2': TO
By Samuel C;oldstcker: Meadow Drive side, eX-
Creek. Westchester Co. containing
10 e5 acres. also Cascn's Point Road s. extending 10
Meadow Drive containing sos with frontage or
430 n on Clasans Road also Meadow Drive n s.
extending 10 Barretts Creek containing l2O2 acres or
closure sale Jacob Wics Carkson Spears et al;
Albert Zimmerman atty; George breckenridge Tet cue
on idg sl2 96. costs s35s 30 taxes ETC. So'S 53 Win
drawn.
~ By Tie69rd a9 Central HaFaf PafR Vest IT,
dwg h: public auction: 70 McMo'a5 toI 80 -. 9;S
100 sty frame dwg H. executors sale estate Oh AZ ~
q Withdrawn. AIS West Sfth-st $ "a. II
= o{ ictb-sve 25xeS9; 5 sty h. with store: puoic
auction; withdrawn -. ,eo ,,-orht,cto,-st W so
BY BRYAN l. Kennedy & CO.; 4tU W Nasnhst = - ga
Ten hs: public bid IN at Sl2SV 20 I.
Oh IN n " OF Avenue \. 20 l0xlO22; story ana
stable exrs sale Mary MCGEE to DoloEan az
T. Hffter for S. 525 IOlst-st. 50 II OF
ave Mot of 10 lots the westerly lot l9XioVII tle
ssch 5ryIno il admtrs sale; of " Lthbey wtnofiNl
S33 and 335 Rivngton-st, s. 24l II OF
-, ten bs with stores each 25x7o; public anctl9h
33a S35 sold to l. kesSelnlan ior s-s
fsv lanes l. Wells 325 II OF scott
ave- bedford Park 25xl1O; story frame d"S n tore
cIoS,re sale. Rachel A Etng agt ] II Jones et al:
Williamson atty: de Ia Mare. ref; due on luas 900
1917 49, costs $3.50 etc $500; 70 plalntl lor $+
sal C.rotona- 1916 II OF "ooorniI a. s
100: story h. foreclosure sale; bIss!ns' ~ S Ia
agt G II SPAIN al; Williamson atSs - ae az, ia
Mare, ref. due on 1uds "a aSo tS' Gusts S'f' '0 ~
Sl25: 0 plaintiff for $500.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-21
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

,-bicaro Nor. 70 (SpeciaD.-There was no
.- for 2 bull effort in wheat to-day. The anxiety
-.s all On the part OF shorts. December opened at
80 sold between 711ac and 7214c, and closed at
- sellers: May sold at 7sc and closed at 755sc
rbe r,,vins was by those who had done the selling
:, Tuesday, covering OF shorts Armour, Patten
r-osseau and Clifford took the offerings. It was
,;u true that there q broad outside trade
r7a statistics were still bearish, but were ignored
The Northwest had sa cars. against 463 last year:
-;n,srv points 1,173eoo bushels. against 1900
bushes Clearances were small, 2l,Oo bushels
,,inneapolis predicted increase in its stock OF
-g9N0 bushels There were just as few statistical
mil aids as yesterday. But the bears made no
sro-t for a lower market On the other hand they
were taking losses their Thursdays sales
.round &c for May there q good deal for SALE
The corn strength helped the wheat. Gables were
I'D a fraction It is said q big cargo Of Duluth
Ebsst-270000 bushels-cleared for Chicago to-day,
and that about 10000 bushels in all Will be brought
here for mixing.
gorn advanced sc and closed at the top. Re
cep.s were small. So cars; the estimate for to-
morrow. 80 cars. Kansas City cash bids were
away over Chicago. and the purchases west from
here small. December sold at 5eSsc and eo1.c, and
closed 613c sellers: May. s3l.c. sellers There was
considerable shipping business. 10000 bushels
Prrary receipts were less than half last years
agGp bushels. against $4,000 bushels 1t in
corn as IN wheat, the best buyers the shorts Liv-
erpooI up SD. Most OF the shipping business
with the South The pit feature is persistent
tuyfng Of corr by Schwartz-Dupee who have been
taking May large scale for fortnight.
Oats advanced sc to 32c, December closing at
Essc and Nay at 411zc. Shipping sales were about
81 600 bushels, making 10000 bushels cash oats sold
il two days. Bids through the West met with
practically no response. There were 1Ss cars here
and the estimate for tomorrow $50 cars The best
buyers were the shorts, those who have been ex-
pectng reaction in the coarse grains.
Flaxseed was &c TO He lower. The cash was
ID, the November 81 4515, and the December
s4f3 Duluth was of more than this market
There were al2 cars Of seed at the three points
against IL last year.
Provisions were strong, in spite OF large hog re-
ceipts- Pork at one time showed Soc advance, lard
E2c rally and ribs sc. In three days pork is up 81
barrel. lard Up 1ec a pound, ribs up &c pound
Shorts have been upset by the very light weight of
the hogs. and the Cudahy interest has helped the
rally along.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-21
.1-cr1oN SALES TO-DAY.

By Herbert A sherman: 1855 Attorneyst zoo # :
story brick ten on rear; foreclosure sale H kohn
agt George Hornberger ct al san99rn & q o @ s
taxes etc ss25: 157 Atorneyst 22s IT & Of H49S 1
tont 22x1oo story 5S ten H. wit9 a HtGe snmneried
George Hornberger al sanson saneoTn ssso
By Rchafd df Harnsst Co g. e2ds 224 s
sarah stiiiWeil ag Hattie W Schmidt ct all Charles
s9es 81 sos Muss I e4 ref PROV Que mse 2e
By Peter F Meyer & Co; Sc West 45th-st s. $50 II
of stays % HdS1oo ss Marguerse Baudoune ct all
Isaac. s ATTY . ThSmTs OF WeSt ndaTe soIs
81 s5s story dwg h: foreclosure sale Fanny Maginn
Louise Weber ct al IL LpPmann 9gr1 asSa: @ Costs
sagi sa7a 80: 1 .haes atesnan etc. ss6s g.
+. By y Ts@ I5s5. sSsa =
foreclosure sale Baldwin trustee 9gt Morris
Sssfsd as sb ,se s a @ Nes e6s, s4
ia hs and with 9s stories ofeVs each 2sx1oo also
27 asss Of 5,hnxs aespecSey sfy also $50 a0d
ss and p a s4s hy wss wta stores
and rear ar bdgs; also and $4s west 5ethot .: $
Va OF East s,sass ssth2st sly Of 6zlooS
sty h big big; also @ 1856 So West sId b exscu
tors 81 sse assats of JAMES VEST
and aio ronns ser as # on
the and s11 on HshcoSa s1ay F4os1ooS with sy fr
By avs and 1ssh-st G2s sas sisH
e al ssvs ss soS%Sa Ra%ard Pa M due
ON @0i5 5na S s4l5 co. taxes etc s'0' pr
By William Kennedy: 115h-st 225 # Of LenoxI
ave- 25xi0o IL story fiat h; foreclosure SALE Jane
Gdn Gaazsr atty: TT al jassas sals 9 aas s
Sc; s4sS; taxes etc st2s s. .s7 ,a5 +.
,ads sxioe vacant: foreclosure PLAINTIFFS lien:
due d. al On 11ss costs etc ssSs 10 s '
New-York tribune., 1901-11-21
Real estate.
Invalid Wills.

It is notorious how many wills
involving great estates are con-
tested. especially where there are
large public bequests.
Note the Stewart, Tilden, Stanford, Fay
erweather and numberless other contests.
This affects the title to every
piece of real estate possessed by
the decedent. There are wills
in nearly every title. If their
validity is attacked the owner
suffers unless he holds a policy
of title insurance.
The attack may be unsuccess-
full, yet the expense of the litlga-
ton is very great. Our policy
of title insurance binds the COM
pany to bear the whole expense
of litigation, and to meet any
Judgment recovered.
insure in the strongest and best.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-21
Mexican National Railroad.

National Railroad
Compny dated June
rhsbyno
eedor
is
ado
CENTRAL TRUST COM
J.
usuchBo ondsxI1oea astodrw ihert IRON
Mexican National Construction Company,
s1@1
New-York tribune., 1901-11-21
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office of the

Secretary. Washington. D G. Nov 49, 1eo1-The old
Mint property the side Juniper street
between street and the City Hail. Philadelphia.
Pa be sale at public auction
p Deceu 1901, in front of premises Terms
cash and no than million dollars will be
sid highest bidder must deposit
tioneers on day OF the sale certified check
hundred fifty thousand dollars drawn
Treasurer OF the United States as guarantee of good
faith and balance Of the purchase be
Maid upou delivery of the deed The right
served to OF the Treasury until December
1901 accept reject the highest bid further
Information apply the Auctoneers charge OF the
sale Messrs. SAMUEL T. FREEMAN & CO. S. w. Cor.
l2th and Walnut streets Phladephia. Pa
New-York tribune., 1901-11-21
PEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Avsrus A. W corner 6sth-st. 55. 4x1oo: Thomas
Tunp TO Alfred NJ Rau: mortgage $4,000; K
$40 -
ca,raxt No 451 to ass and No 2s6 10 2I0la
Dixision-st; Samuel Makrausky to Samuel Man
de, and another: "a part; mortgage. Sioo
1o3d-st s. 1913 # W Of West End-are 2ux
100 II Maunseu B Field. referee. to the Ger
nosnia Life Insurance Company; r S. Sc %
Public road $ W E. lot Is. map Of Ciason's Point.
contains IS e5-I0c acres; public road. W S. lot
ie game map. contains 6-loo acres; cseeko
n W s. lot II. same map, contains i. S-iVo
acres- CIarhson c Spears ct al 10 Gertrude q
Greffin: mortgage, SIS 80: R 9 81;
75th-st No Al East, 16x102 :: Louis horn to
Coruelia W Slade; mortgage. $50 900: r. s. So 20
aa-aya s oS Il OF S6th-st. 2oxa0x irreEulari
New-York tribune., 1901-11-21

OFFICE OF COUNTY CONTROLLER OF ALLEGHENY
COUNTY.
Pttsburg Pa Nov. I4th. 1901.
NOTICE 10 holders of bonds of the County OF
~ Allegheny Pennsylvania. The Sinking Fund Conn
rlissoners the County Of Allegheny state OF Penn
snfa bv virtue Of authority in them by act OF
Assembly approved April 22nd. a. D. 1865: DO hereby
notify the holders Of ALLEGHENY COUNTY COMPRo-
MISE BONDS that and after January 1st A d IsNSS
bonds numbered and dated follows to wit: COUPON
CONPRoETSE BONDS Nos e6T, 6eS. 669. go 61I. 81
SIS 674 s75. s17. 6Is. 6I9 CSC 6sl 6s2 ooS osi
ess $50 6Q5 s96 697 699 bearing date OF jan
nary list 1853 maturing 1st 1913 will be
-siS together with interest January 1s 1902 upon
p1esents5ion at the office the County Controller at
III " REUBEN MILLER,
--- JAS. J. DONNELI+
" E THOMPSON.
Sinking Fund Commissioners.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-21
Dipioeno Nntires.
Citailons.



TEE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NE"
:. ,soRK by the grace Of God free and independent
margaret Hunt Kenyon. Isabel Titus. Josephine
JScoby Walter 5. Hunt. Frederick a Hunt Apra-
Lincoln Hunt. Jessie p York. fmosene Hunt Jennis
or Mira William Fitzpatrick formerly yennls
~. Sna=les Payson Hunt. Clarence A t.unt 49,
the ne helrs and next of kin OF sara Luaow. 1as oi
New York. deceased. send
Yo- h r Powers doing business in the SlIy OF 5, r
has lstsy applied TO the Surrogates court OF oui
w,-ny o. New YORK to have certain instrument ain ~
reating both real and personal property ouis
- a. TIE last VIII and Testament OF sara LucloN,
sns t county Of New York, deceased. therefore yco
o OF you cited appear before The Surrogate
~ Eee1tg OF New York his ofice In the county
r,, t2rk on the 18th day OF January, one thousahd
nuhoreo and two. haif-past ten O'clock In the
VI tsat Gay. then and there attend the pro-
10, te said last VIII Testament And auch OF
afs hereby cited. under Of twenty
have are required to appear by guardian II you
=. II yon have appear and apply fos
faslrr appointed. In the your neglect or
ros, - 90 so guardian will appointed by the Sur
IN ~ Ispteseft snc act for you in proceeding
whereof, caused the Seal of the
e"Ne Sourt OF The said County of New York. to be
II c1 -s,eunto affixed. Witness Hon, Abner C.
S.otnss Surrogate ssic County OF
e Sove,,t YORK At ssid County, thirteenth Gay
Ss,sos IN the Of Lord one thousand nine
@e "Ne- j FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN,
wArr-Fp G Clerk of the Surrogate'z Court
=. bfs6 WsIEE. attorney for petitioner 166
s"is<oe ST.. Brooklyn N. \. 49,
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sd-ave. s. 81 II Of seth-st. 25x1oo: 3d-ave.
$ 20 # 5 of S6th-st. 0sx1oO: Mary A Bagen.
individually and devisee. TO Mary E Bagsn:
Amsterdam-ave, n corner io3d-st. I5.l1zloo;
James y Smith 10 the Empire Savings and
Loan Association: mortgage $4,000
Ludlow-st. No 15S, 25xSI-6; Max Weinstetn
to Samuel Eckert; mortgage, S2I 900: p s. IS 20
Dey-st. No g. 9, 23x50. 6x22. .Sx5o6; John d
McCiu to James Spencer; r s. 50 I5.-----.
3d-ave, Nos I13 and rs, 81 IxSo; Max E
Katz to Annie Aaron; mortgage, s3i.ooo--
Plot at corner land for shaft of new aque-
duct. as It OF Burnside-ave. runs Fo x e
100 10 100; John White to Frank ]
Gould: r 3 81 25.--
Road from willIamsbridge 10 West Chester $.
1871 # Of Bronx and Pelham PARKWAY;
634. 1x152 sx irregular; Charles B PearsaH 70
Adelbert Becker: mortgage $4,000: s. 40
Lot 3D. map Of heirs OF Cornell Ferris; George 3
Basley and another the Chippewa Democratic
Club Of the Annexed District; mortgage, 81 800
7sth-st No 3I6 West, I6x102.2: Louise Adams.
by guardian TO Horace NJ Kueourn: u part;
5, S0-....-. - - -
Same property: Louisa Williams 10 same; n
part; s . 20 -
Unfon-ave corner I6Gth-st, SO 3xli2S; Arthur
Zones. referee Elise Pacher: mortgage
Same property: Konrad o Pacher to SANE.
Brook-ave No 14ss to 14T2. s. I5xlOo!;
Brcok-ave Nos 1872 and 1924, e 5. 501lVoI!i
c Adelhert Becker to Charles B PearsaH' mort
cages, $40 $50: R s. S1s..------
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TN PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon. Abner =.
Thomas Surrogate of the County Of New c1ain, hGra
SoLce Shn Elmer Ellis OF the County OF New 1oIn
to the with vouchers thereo ~ s
.- a. his place transacting business NO %.
s-aTa street In the City of Schenectady State ci ''
Stase On or before 18th day of April next
iI5h Sn Ssv Yorl the sth of October. 1eHs-
Dateo WV ''~' - ALONZO p, STRONG.
4. Executor of viii and testament OF 'onn 1
Ellis deceased
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hMnr,a,.
financial.
Mexican National Railroad Co. Readjustment.
TO ALL HOLDERS OF BONDS AND STOCK OF THE
MEXICAN NATIONAL RAILROAD COMPANY:


Catheas
DECLARED ofESN-
asofB 1tsea0
hd
of
Bond,an o hare
SIS 100 per BOND
1902
winb b paab1
NEW YORK. l
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Londo
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9rusl Companies.
MORTON TRUST
COMPANY

=
Ss NASSAU STREET.
Capital. S2,Q0O.U0Q
Surplus 6 Undivided Profits. Sd 600, 600
OFFICERS:
LEVI r. MORTON, President
THOMAS f. RYAN. Vice-Prestdest
JAMES f.. CORBIEEE, I'd vice-Prest
HIM FRANCIS, Secretary
EUGENE z. VARET, Asst. Secretary
G. L. WILNERDING. Asst. Secretary
BERRY, Trust Officer
DIRECTORS:
John Jacob Lstor. Joseph Larooqus.
George F. Baker. o. Mills,
Edward j, Berw1nd. Lew p. Morton,
Frederic Cromwell. Richard A AcCuros'
james B. DIXIE, " U- oAAn'
p.,rx NJ Eiaxier. George Foster PEABODY,
eG Haven Samuel Rea,
Joseph G. Hendrix, Ehhu Root,
Ah-am < Hewitt Thomas F. Ryan,
James y. Jaryic. Jacob d. Scnln'
Walter s. Johnston, John Sloane.
"a ,JufIuard, william c. whitney.
EXECUTIVE Committee,
LEVI p. MORTON.
THOMAS F. RYAN,
EDWARD J. BERWIND,
G. G. HAVEN,
JOSEPH G. HENDRIX.
JAMES n. JARN1E,
GEORGE FOSTER PEABODY.
JACOB III. sCHIFF,
WILLIAM c. WHITNEY.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

79th-st and Auste-darn-ave. W corner. tor
nine story brick hotel. l00x102.2i ThonaS
Doherty. No Amsterdamave, owner: Henry ..oo oo,
Anderson, I.ISS Broadway architect ->ooo'oV
77th-st Broadway, corner. for a ten story
brick hotel. 1l9 1Ox9SS: Albert SAKE, No -
5th-ave, owner; Stein Cohen &c Roth NO " .oo o,o
5th-aye architects -'---- ''O'00,
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Six per cent so year Cold Debentures of the St
Lawrence and Adirondack Railway Company. that said
Cornany under provisions contained in the Indenture
between said Railway Company and the Standard IT1st
o,nnsnv of New York made July l, 1901,
elects 10 redeem retire said Debentures on January
which time interest thereon snai
cease and on presentation said Deentures the same
at the 1o5 per centunn for e2ch bono with a
cr71ed interest January l. 1902. VIII be paid at the
once Of said Company 81 East 44th Street. New York
City. -.
Dated New York. October 30. 1901.