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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-11-08
Try Sunshine flour.
rop in at Pearl Cafe.


Mrs. Addie Harper returned to
her home in Rives Monday.
Miss Alma Morris spent several
days visiting at Pleasant Valley
Inst week.
Mrs. Noble Mitchell, who has
been on the sick list for several
days, IS convalescent.
Jim Hamilton, of Middle Ten
nessee, moved into Ross Moore's
house one day last week.
Mrs. Nollie Mcdonald, of
Obion, spent Tuesday with her
sister, Mrs. Lizzie Callicott.
MIR. Persley, from near Union
City, moved to his new home at
Cummings school house Monday.
Miss Alice Dickey and little
nephew, Felon Killgore, of Rives,
are visiting Mrs. Shropshire and
family this week.
The county superintendent Wis
tied the Pleasant Hill school last
week and he complimented the
teachers very highly.
Prof. p. z. Wise, who has
charge of the Pleasant Hill school,
il arranging special program TO
be observed on Arbor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Tribblc
and little daughter, Vernelie, of
Martin, spent couple of days
with Mrs. Tribble's sister here
this week, Mrs. w Il. Shropshire.
Bob Moffat is having his house
painted and making things look
nice. The place has been improv-
ed great deal since Mr.. Moffat
bought It q year ago from MIR.
CaIlicott.
Messrs. Joel Shore and Bob
Wade are making grand prepare
ton to join the hunting crowd who
IRE bound for Arkansas next
Monday. We wish them much |
success on their trip.
The following is d program of
the Christian Endeavor Society to |
be observed at Pleasant Hill, Fri /
dag, November 20:
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-11-08

Sunshine flour makes delightful
bread, made by Dahnke- Walker
Milling Co. tt
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-11-08

Ice Cream Soda with pure trult
Juices. DAHNKE.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-04

the best prices early there was a decline of 7kc to
1Ec Argentine advices were that the surplus thara
would be exhausted by October /. Outsiders con-
tnue Indifferent. This makes It harder for local
bulls TO accomplish any advance Worlds ship
ments, 2,754, 600 bushels
Oats lost &c to sc; September left off at 3sc; May
S7l4c Deliveries in the morning were about 10000
bushels, but there was widening of the spreads
Receipts were 315 cars; the estimate for Wednesday
As cars. Lack Of speculation was as much a bear
factor as in the other markets. The visible in
creased $4,000 bushels; the local stock increased
$4,000 bushels. There are two large local lines
aggregating possibly 100000 bushels. Patten and
Wells are the holders Outsiders are not in the
Flaxseed quiet at unchanged to 1c advance
over Friday, the cash. 81 Il 81 43: the September
u Al; October, 81 81. There 266 cars of seed at
the three points for the three days against 24 last
Provisions were barely steady prices little
changed. There was January buying by the Cudahy
interest; October selling by Armour.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-04
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Sept s (speciaD.-Lack Of speculation
hao most to do with a decline OF &c in wheat to-
uay. Aside from this lack OF outside interest the
hhuenoes were about evenly divided September
opened at e9isc 10 692sc, sold between 6essc and
oo'se bid and closed al 6s5sc sellers; December
Hoseq ar 7lisc sellers: May, 75c sellers. The first
prices were the best; the the lowest OF the
a az There was an Unexpectedly large increase in
me visible supply. lTsS.000 bushels. Liverpool
traction lower. Offerings OF wheat from the
south~est were freer. The shipping demand
SOW sales here only $1,000 bushels and at the sea-
Doaro q loads. Deliveries on September contracts
we're about 100000 bushels. and larger than ex-
psc1ea There was, however. no Increase in the
tleaos' Clearances for the three days were l. l22-
~ ~ bushels. There was a decrease on passage OF
Ae%aOOO bushels. Broomhan estimated that the i'm
sIung countries Of Europe would require 10000 600
D-shels more than last year. The Northwest sold
a-ea1, and Northwestern receipts were large-2 O7O
s lor three days. The Northwest had fine
@ss'her- Worlds shipment, 1896 600 bushels
nc corn bears scored a slight advantage the
aDse was &c 10 &c under Friday and AT almost
~ ~ low point OF the day. Dulness had as much 10
. WIN the corn as with the wheat decline SEN
'ef opened az 545sc. sold between 551kc and 54lLc
80 80 closed al 5aasc. December closed az 56skc "a
S,,i sci May 5sssc to 5s5sc. There were heavy corn
ven -snve veries-4 100000 bushels Most OF n WAS nm,
- py Armour il looked as II these big deliveries
- - tor the purpose OF covering September shorts
~ iey failed TO weaken the September price anv
g. ePleihDer discount narrowed rather than wild
t .u IN spite OF the arrivals Favorabla uza.,,,
~, something 20 do with the easier tone ,T1,era
tha seuine by Patten early. but he took some q,
osv. 0o'h back later. The receipts for the three
ses were CSC cars; the estimate for vedn.sda, -
sovas1 Prices 81 the opening were helped by an
provee on issa az Liverpool There was an i'm
sse .e cash demand. with sales here a,cas,..u
ais ~ bushels The visible increased al 600 bush.
wa. e local stock decreased 172 600 bushels rbers
0cisase on passage OF 10000 bushels From
New-York tribune., 1901-09-04
SUPREME COURT. County of New York.

Joseph c. Levi. Trustee. against William R. WIZ
duly made and entered in the above entitled
action bearing the 1Ith day Of August. 1901. T.
undersigned the Referee in said Judgment named viii
sell al public the New-York Real Estate Sales
room No in Broadway in the County and City OF
York on Thursday. the 18th day OF September. 1901,
70 O'Clock noon day. by Peter F. Meyer auction
eer the premises directed by said Judgment be sold
therein described follows
All that piece parcel OF land. with tAs
buildings thereon erected situate lying and being in the
Tenth Ward the City Of New York County and stats
OF being the Borough OF Manhattan. and
bounded and described as follows. viz: Besnnng at
poInt in the Hester
FEET eight inches Easerly from the Northsastery
cf Hester and Edrdge Street and running Themes
NortherIy and parallel with Elddge Street hundred
feet thence Eastey and parallel with Hester Street
thence Southerly and parallel
FIdrfdge Street feet thence Westerly parallel
Of the alley way leading Hester Street thence SOUTH
erva side OF said alley dfty (5O
Street and theaee Westerly along the Northery
side OF Hester Street thirtysix feet ten inches
place OF beginning be the said several Dimensions
or less and known by the street number 1e3 Hes
ter Street, Hester Court.
Dated New York. August n. 1901
HARRY II. SIMPSON, PETER SCHMUCk.
Plaintiffs Attorney Eeteree
following ctagrarn or property 10 sold
street number being l03 Hester Street
New-York tribune., 1901-09-04
10Th Street.
81 So.

The approximate amount Hen or charge sat
isfy which the described property
S6.S7S 75. with interest from 31st
August, 1901 together with allowance
ing 1912 SO. with interest from September 3D. 1901
together with the OF the sale The
amount Of other liens. which
to be allowed the purchaser OF purchase
money paid by Referee s179 and interest
and also the from 1901 they
time OF completion
Dated New York. September 4th. 1901
ARTHUR n TRUAX. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-04

The approximate amount OF the lien charge satis
which the above-descrbed property is TO be sold. 10
with interest thereon from the 30 day
September. 1901, together with costs and allowance
amounting $500 interest from September Sd
1901 together with the expenses OF the sale The
prcximate OF taxes. assessments other liens
which are allowed the purchaser out OF the
chase money. paid by the Referee. is s5221s ana
interest.
Dated New YORK. September 8. 1901
MOSES J. SNEUDAIRA. Referea
New-York tribune., 1901-09-04
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ OF NEW YORR.-Ths Lawyers Mortgage Insurancs
Company. Plaintiff against Herman Schmuck others
Defendants In pursuance OF Judgment OF Forsclosur
and Sale duly made and entered the
action bearing the Sd day September 1901. T. tn
undersigned. the Referee in said Judgment named vii
sell at Public Auction, the New York Real Estat
SalesroOm No. III Broadway. in the Borough of Man
haitian City OF New York the 18th day OF September
1901 at l. O'Clock thar day by Peter F. Meyer
Auctonee the premises directed BY said Judgment TO
Sold and therein described follows: All that plot
piece or parcel Of land with the buildings erected thereon
situated in the Borough OF The Bronx City and County
New York and bounded and described follows: Be-
ginning the easterly side OF Norris Avenue distant
ninety-eght feet and seventy hundredths Of
sOutherly from the formed by the intersection
the southsrly side Of One hundred and Ort!sh
eastery side Of Morris running
parallel nearly with One hundred and forfeit
Street hundred and eleven feet and
hundredths of foot; thence sOutherly i've fes
nnety-eight -hundredths foot thence
a line parallel with the first above
part Of the distance through party wall
side Of Morris Avenue. and thence
along the thry-one feet and eightyonf
OF foot the point place Of be-
ginning Which said premises situated IN Section q
Block 31 the Land Map OF The City OF New York
Dated New York. September 80. 1901
MOSES J. SNECDAIRA. Referee.
HOPPIN BERARD. Attorneys for Plaintiff s. Liberty
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. View York City.
following Is diagram OF the property be sois
described above the street number being 500 Morr
Avenue;
New-York tribune., 1901-09-04
6nrrcaates' Nofires.

TN PURSUANCE OF an order Of Hon. Abner
u c. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County Of New York.
Motto, s hereby having claims againsr
Christopher Byrnes. late OF the County OF New York
deceased the same With vouchers thereof the
sb.cribers at place transactng
ofice OF Joseph II Mahan. No IS Chambers Street in
~ Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New York,
fore the first day November Dated New York.
the 9th day OF April. 1901
MARY z. BYRNES AGNES J. BTRNES. Eyecutrices
JOSFPH II. MAUAN. Attorney for Executrices. No. Is
f-harnhers Street. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-04
Hester 81

The approximate the lien charge to salts
which the above described IS sold d,
IS 23s 80 with interest thereon from August 1901 to-
geher with and allowance amounting To xos 81
With thereon. together with expenses ~ ~
sale approximate OF taxes
and other liens De allowed 10 ths ,s-
chaser OF the purchase money paid BY the ker
Is Sf67 IS The premises viii be sold
OF $4,000 and accrued interest from
1901. at five per cent per Annurn. TO lease
Of part the premises expiring I
Dated August u. 1901.
PETER DCHMUCx- Rsfsrea.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-04
flnanr1nl.
Stockholders Committee
of
THE AMERICAN COTTON OIL co.

To the Holders Of Preferred and Common Stock
OF THE AMERICAN COTTON OH. COMPANY:
Holders. TO a large amount. OF Preferred and
Common Stock Of The American Cotton oil Com
psny, have entered into Stockholders Agreement
dated July D. 1901 and lodged with the Deposi-
tary) for the purpose Of furthering consoda-
ton or other disposition OF property OF, the
ouisition OF property by The American Cot
ton Oil Company: and for the advancement OF the
interests Of depositing stockholders through united
sction whereby their respective holdings shall be
held and managed in bulk during the period OF the
Agreement. and better results be secured than by
individual action.
The undersigned have consented TO act a Com
mittee under said Agreement. and hereby afford
holders of the Preferred and Common Stock OF
Of participating in the benefits OF said Agreement
by Hereunder deposting their stock with the First
National Bank Of the City OF New York. as De-
positary on before the Both day OF September
1901.
Negotiable Certificates Of Deposit will be issued
for the deposited stock
Copies OF the said Stockholders Agreement NAV
b. obtained from the Secretary Of the Committee
Dated New York, August !. 1901
GEORGE AUSTIN MORRISON. Chairman
HARRIS C. FAHNESToCK,
EDWARD wINSLoW,
J. KENNEDY TOD,
Stockholders COMMITTEES.
SULLIVAN & CROMWELL, Counsel
r. s. MUNRO. Secretary to Committee.
II Beaver St, n. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-04
PROPOSALS FOR BONDS.
VILLAGE OF WHITE PLAINS, N. Y

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES of the Village
Of White Plains " y will on Sept l1th. 1901. at
. m at village rooms receive sealed proposals for
the following bonds:
izing Bonds. under Chap 1853 Laws Of 1899 and acts
Bonds in OF $1,000 each; prin-
cpa payable October l. 1880: interest at rate ga per
cent. payable semi i-annually.
Eaghty-sx thousand dollars CSs60o0 Of Water Bonds
under Chan. 1863 of Bonds OF $1,000
PRINCIPAL October 1880; interest rate
3A Per cent payable semi annually.
Separate proposals and Macademzing Bonds.
Each proposal must be accompanied by certified check
upon a State or National Bank Trust Company for
i've per cent of the face value of bonds. The Board
reserves the right 10 reject any all proposals.
Dated Aug. 81. 1901.
WIN. r. Sutherland
OF Village of White Plains.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-04
For ten months Only in 1900.
EyPArTrER pApFa TspANv
sTATEN Island RAILwAY.

Hartford and Connecticut Western-Hear ended
June 30: Rental. ss1.Ss4; net income S9sSs4 divi-
oends, s95s9E
Lake Champlain and Moriah-Year ended June
80; Gross $3.50 net s4lA; other income sSs; sur
plus, $3.50.
Dunkirk and Fredonia-Year ended June 30:
Cross 2sss; net. s,sl; other income, ss524 sur
plus, 81 ls8
Binghamton Railroad-Year ended June 30: Gross
sS's5l; net Ss3,276; other income, S,55S; surplus
sBE8
New-York tribune., 1901-09-04
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.

Baltimore. August r. 1901
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE FOUR PER CENT.
TEN-YEAR GOLD CONVERTIBLE DEBEN-
TUREs;
Notice is hereby given that the -Four Per Cent Ten
Year Debentures the full-paid SUB
scription therefor September lzth
1901 further notice by the Company
upon thirty DAYS prior by holders thereof In
writing Company its once. No. Wall Street
New York City or speyer Brothers. 10th
bury c. London England. converted into the Com
mon stock Of the Company at par upon surrender OF
Debentures fu-paid Subscription Certincaes AT
either Offices Railroad Company will deliver
Thereof Certificates of fits Common Stock
surrendered must carry all unnatured
coupons thereon
J. v. McNEAL, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-04
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE BY

HONORABLE JAMES a. o'GoRMAN one Of the
Justices OF the Supreme CouTt
In and for the County OF New York. day Of
august 1901 notice is hereby given creditors
ana persons having clans against
doinE business IN the city YORK Borough OF Man
haitian under the Of Henry MarQuAnd 6 COMPANY
20 present their said claims with
ay reriied 20 the subscriber. Frank Sullivan
GUY appointed Assignee Of said Henry Marquani
Deheht or his creditors AZ his ofce No. Wall
New York city. Borough OF Manhattan bafore
10th day OF November 1901
Dated New York. 2ist
---.. FRANK SULLIVAN SMITH. Assignee
STRONG & CApWAI4ADER. ATTORNEYS FOR he A
NO 30 Wall Street. New York City
New-York tribune., 1901-09-04
Tn PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE BY

HONORABLE JAMES A. O'GORMAN one OF the
justices Of the Supreme Court OF York
In and for the County New York on the lth day o
August 1901. given 20 All the credorS
an persons having claims against Henry Marquand and
FRANK - Poor. lately doing business
York Borough OF Manhattan coparners under the arm
name or Henry Maryland & Company present their
saic claims with the thereof duly verified 10
the subscriber Frank Sullivan Smith the duly appointed
Assignee OF said Henry Marquand Company for the
Dtnent OF their creditors his office "a Wall street
10th day OF November 1901. - ~ - ~ e
DATED. New-York. August 2ist. 1901.
z..- FRANK SULLIVAN SMITH Assignee
sIROHG CADWALADER. Attorneys for the Assignee
No. 40 Wall Street New York City
New-York tribune., 1901-09-04
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co
DISSOLUTION or VOTING TRUST.
NOTICE OF CALL OF STOCK TRUST GER
TIFICATEs FOR EXCHANGE FOR
STOCK CERTIFICATES.


To THE HOLDERS OF STOCK TRUST GER
TIFICATEs FOR THE PREFERRED AND
COMMON STOCK OF THE BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
Holders stock trust certificates issued by be-
Of Voting under tho oting
rent ID 1898 entered into pursuant TO the
plan and agreement date for he reorganiza
Of The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. are
hereby exercise OF the conferred
by sad voting agreement the undersigned Voting
Trustees upon holders Of stock trust certificates
voting exchange the
same for certificates capital stock after septe
Der II 1901
by the registered holder thereof must be pre-
sented exchange after said date The Standard
Trust Company New York. the agent Of the Voting
Office % Broad Street IN the City OF
York which will in the first instance vouchers
emitting the holder therein named to receive stock eer
therein specified Of preferred or com
the be. sooa the same can
be prepared for delivery.
Messrs Speyer Brothers. No. Lothbury London. win
certificates London for exchange
issuing therefor their receipts ezchangeaole at thei
Office stock certificates received.
Lated NeY York. August g. 1901.
WILLIAM sALOMoN,
OTTO Ii. KAHN. vo.,n~
MARTIN ERDMANN. Trn.tce,
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
CHARLES STEELE,
New-York tribune., 1901-09-04
foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK srPRElTE COTRT


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
Of New York-CharIes Barth PLAINTIFF AGAINST An
drsw krieg and others Defendants.-In pursuance 81
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale. duly made and
tered in the above emitted action bearing
day of September 1901 the undersigned Referee tn
said Judgment named. viii sell al
teal EstaIe Saies-oonn No III Broadway, in
tne boroug1 OF Manhattan CITY OF New York. TIRE
nth day Of September 1901 u o'clock that
day by William NJ Ryan, auctioneer the premises di-
rsd by said Judgment TO be Sold and therein described
as follows: All and singular the aforesaid fndenturs
lease and all his right. title and interest ali
the certain lot Of land composed OF lots
pieces parcels OF situate lying being IN tins
Twentieth Ward OF the city Of New York. OF
said smaller being known ana dfstfngufshed on
Ward of the city Of New York belonging to the estate OF
Cornelius Ray deceased dated 11h February 1854 made
ONCE of the city and county OF York num-
Der three hundred and fortysx (46) and
on anotner map entitled Map Of ground situated al
Greenwich. IN the city Of New York belonging
heirs Of Thomas B. Clarke. made by Amos Corning
= Freeman: on He IN he ONCE or the said Register
by the number five hundred and t5O3, prem
tses thereby detsed intended be being
as tGoTs viz: southwest wardly in front By Twenty
eighth Street northwarily by lot numbered first
before named three hundred and forty-seven (S4T
and lot numbered the other herenbsfore mar
i've hundred nOrtheastwardy BY the haf
distance line between the said TentysiEhth
Twentyninh southeastwarIy by ,ot numbered
nve ci45l and lot numbered the other before named
five hundred (5O2D, containing width II
twenty-five feet and in length each side
feet and nine inches be the said measurements more
consideration mentioned in said assignment Of lease ana
being delivered simultaneously herewith
Dated New York. September 4th. 10o1
MAX ALTMAYER. Attorney for Plaintiff P. o. and
ofaee address. No 2s0 Broadway. Borough Of Man
The following diagram property to be sold
described above the street number being AS West
2sth Street:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-04

Il :. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County Of New York
notice to all persons having claims against
OF the County OF New York. deceased
present with vouchers thereof TO the subserib
OF transactng business. No % East
ISth Street borough Of Manhattan. IN the City New
york before the 3tst day Of December next.
mated New York the 26th day of June 1901.
FREDERICK A BOOTH CAROLINE G. McFARIaAN.
Executors
CLARK BROOKS. Attorney for Executors "a William
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-04
FIled with the Railroad Commissioners
ELMIRA AND MTLLIAATSPORT

olean Street Railway-Year ended June 30: Gross,
S0ls let, SO sl9; other income. 1851; surplus.
S@5
Rochester and Suburban-Year ended June 30:
Gross. s925; net, so27S; other income sl 4s0: sur
plus, s3,27s
New-York and Ottawa-June 30 quarter: Gross.
SS,al; loss Ss,728: deficit, s26,Vs.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-04
BLOCK ISLAND. ORIENT. GREENPORT.
Notice of Gnmmone.

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
Marcus Book and David c. Andrews Plaintiffs against
Emanuel A. Willard Defendant. above
named psfeadant You hereby ths
complaint this action and to a your
the Plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty days
after this summons. exclusive
Of service: and ~ OF failure appear. or
answer judgment viii be taken against by default
for the relief GernarAed in the complaint.
Dated July 10Th. 1901. RIDER SMITH
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Once and Post once address Nos 21-20 Pine Street.
Manhattan. New York city.
To the defendant. EmsnCel A. Willard Ths foregoing
upcH you by publication to
HOr. James A. blanchard. OF the
Justices Of the Supreme Court OF the state Of New York
dated the 26h day OF July 1901. and filed with the
complaint office Of the Clerk 0f the County Of New
York his office. in the County Court House, In the
Borough OF Manhattan OF New York In said County
the day.
Dated New York. August 9Th. 1901
RIDER & SMITH,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
once and Post once address Nos 27-2s Pine Street
New-York tribune., 1901-09-04
SrPRENE COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF

SUPREME COURT, ClI1 AMI toO-N1l Or
- NEW YORK Clarence D. Ryder Planti1. VS.
Henry W. Ryder z. Ryder Franklin II Ryder
Fanny c. RYDER Adaline NJ. Ryder Anne Augusta An
derson Ernest G. Ryder. Anne Augusta Ryder Emma o.
Starr, Clementine H Ryder. Kathleen Ryder Margaret
z. RYDER FLORENCE V. O. Ryder, Ersstus Dean RYDER.
George n Ryder Kathleen Ryder. Ivey w Ryder David
g. Yeornap Mary G. Cochrane. Peter Spies, Fred r
Vieweg Louis Sylvester. The Phelhn Billiard Bali Com
pany Joseph Levi Philip Rothacker and Thomas g.
schweizer Composing the Arm OF Rothacksr schweTer
Julius Bartsch, John c. Fallon. Lewis A. Wright De
PENDANTS Amended Summons Trial to es had n the
You are hereby summoned to answer the amended com
plaint IN this action copy OF your answer
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after the
in of failure to appear or answer Judg-
ment Will be taken against by default for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated August 16th. 1901 .-
Plaintiffs Attorney. once q P. O. Address. No. S
Nassau street Bor OF Manhattan, City OF New York.
To the Defendants Henry W. Ryder. Laura Z. Ryder,
Adaline NJ Ryder Anne Augusta Anderson. Emma o.
Starr Anne Ryder C1ementne n. Ryder, Ernest
g. RYDER and Margaret Ryder The foregoing amended
served pursuant 10 order Of the
+. MscLAan. of the Justices OF the
Supreme Goth day of August. 1901 and
with complaint In the office OF the Clerk
the County OF New York at the County Court House
IN Borough Manhattan City, County and state OF
New York on the Goth day Of August, 1901.
Dated New York the 2lst day OF August 1901
ROBERT G. I4ANGDON,
Plaintiffs Attorney. Jfice & p. o. Address. No. IS
Street. Bor. of Manhattan. City Of New York
New-York tribune., 1901-09-04
Assignee Notirrs.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE BY
HONORABLE JAMES A O'GORMAN one Of the
Justices Of the the State OF New York
tn and for the County New York on the l4h day OF
august 1901 notice IS hereby given creditors
sha persons having claims against Frank Poor lately
doing business In tn" city Of New
haitian. under the of Henry Marquand q Company
70 present their said claims vouchers thereof
cuy verified 20 the suhscfher Sullivan Smith tho
GUY appointed Assignee OF said Frank Poor the
Oenent or his creditors. his once
New York City. Borough Manhattan on or before the
10th day OF November. 1901
Dated. New York
.--,-.-. FRANK SULLIVAN SMITH. Asslgnes.
SAf'ONS CADWAIsADE1R. Attorneys for Assignee. No
30 Wall Street New York CITY