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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08
Ohaf Others
fire Saying.

THE New York Herald has publish
ed estimates OF what the great steel
strike tas already cost and what IL
may further cost the labor ana cap
ital engaged I'm II. That which IL is
stated the strike has done in this di-
rectiOn has been 10 entail "A loss I'm
wages 90 the employees. up To Satur-
day night last, OF s. 500. 900. and TO tho
employers OF S,20l 600. the total loss I'm
wages and earnings amounting 10 the
enormous sum, OF sS926 600 Certainly
this loss which is one that cannot be
recovered by either party 10 the con-
fiict, no matter which eventually wins
or loses. Is serious enough 20 arouse
greater public interest or concern
than has been thus far exhibited. -
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08
5hsGossio.
Chicago Practicing.

did you hear the latest from Chica-
go?"
mo"
They are all taking salt water baths
up there. to accustom themselves 10 the
surroundings OF "A seaport town.-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08

1T is not probable that Colombian
troops, regular or rebel. will do any
thing with malice aforethought 10 pro-
woke the United States. and II is GER
tain that this country can keep tran
sit across Panama open whatever the
local troubles may be. But the dis
tressful condition Of affairs In South
America is emphasized anew by the
Columbian controversy. and the pollt.-
cal situation throughout the whole
continent is bad enough 10 make one
feel that II Is destined 20 eternal an
archy. y.'-Chicago Record Herald
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08

IN the Union railroad management be-
Iieves II viii stop the agitation for free
ticket transfers by running cars every
forty minutes Sunday afternoons and
evenings over the Governor street route
70 Roger Williams Park 70 viii find ~
rolf greatly mistaken. This Is a mere sop
which while a. Nln benefit some persons
vii not blind citizens generally 10 Tho vi-
fsi rc!ni af issue. Tho demand OF the
rsopi' is for ticket transfers over an
Dlss viil.n tbc city limits. ard these
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08

Perhaps just go x ,ep the globe bal
auced, while Venezuela and Colombia
OF the Western world J~a in the throes
or revolutions, disturbances are re-
ported along the south shore OF the
Mediterranean. A state of unrest pre-
walls in Morocco a country which ap-
pears persIsteutly 90 invite discipline
by some strong power, and the Arab
population OF Algeria Is showing signs
of rebellion. There Is distrust between
Slav and Teuton. The English are
strengthening ibraltar Manifestly
The era OF universal peace is not list
co for an early advent, Buffalo Cour-
Ter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08

Victoria, Queen and Empress, Is
soon followed TO the grave by her lst
born, whom she fondly knew as
'Vicky,' but who TO the world was also
Victoria, Queen and Empress There
were few women I'm the world as dis
tinguished by both birth and career as
the Princess Royal OF Great Britain,
Queen OF Prussia and German EN-
press. She was daughter of one Of the
greatest queens in history. sister of
the King OF the worlds greatest mon
archy, wife of one OF the noblest
knights of modern chivalry, and moth
er of the War Lord OF Europe There
were other titles to distinction. suf-
ficiently numerous to tax the strength
OF the proclaiming herald. They are a
part of the emblazoned history OF the
age. With such things at this time.
however, the world will have little 10
do IL Is of her as woman, daughter,
wife and mother, rather than as
Queen and Empress. that other wom-
en- and men will think"-New York
Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08

"lf the labor leaders have oyer.esti-
mated their strength and endurance,
or have mlsca lculated upor outside
support, theN have comn.rtrd an CT
ror Tor which many thousands VIII
bitterly suffer. But w1atevct nay be-
The result ot he prescn. conflict, IL
VIII not modify the character Of the
Trust as dangerous e. 'mbnatiOu in
us relation TO labor. Philadelphia
Record.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08

Mr. Kipling Is giving English poll
tlcians advice about running the coun-
try. and the politicians are giving M
Nipling advice about patching up his
literary reputation. From this side of
the water il looks as IL tho politicians
had the better OF the til."-Denver
Republican.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08

Does any one imagine for a moment
that the Monroe doctrine would be re-
spected by \ power which. having an
interest I'm disregarding it, felt strong
enough 10 set this country az def
ance2 Nothing Is less likely and II we
intend 10 uphold that doctrine we
must at all times be I'm a position TO
render that Intention effective."-
Philadelphia Inquirer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08

n hint as TO what the prosperity OF
Puerto Rico means is given when the
Council OF San Juan is ready and able
TO appropriate $4,000 annually for the
maintenance OF library for which it
Is believed Mr. Carnegie will grant
the foundation fund. ."-Philadelphia
Press.
"She was an advocate OF peace. a
gentlewoman I'm the best sense of the
word. and worthy daughter of a
mother whose virtues were admired
the world over. baltimore Sun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08

Children have a way OF designating
things that often hits this case. A
little East side lad went on trolley
ride with his mother. few days ago,
on an open car. Two days later she
took him out again and was about
TO hail an approaching box car when
the little fellow said wait ma: this
is n shut car"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-08

Friend of mine says that he has dis.
covered one way 10 thwart the bugs
that infest the house where he boards
He's going to buy n submarine div
ing suit. don II and then go TO bed
He's quite sure that this will make
him immune.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-18
tRY JULIAN D. HAYNE.o

The Gazette Co. has recently secured few
copies of this much talked Of publication, which
is now out Of print and these copies will be
placed on sale at the book stores.
Julian Darwin Hayne is man who will
long be remembered in Hawaii for his many
brilliant accomplishments and his wonderfully
checkered career.
The legend is well written and the artistic
element reflects great credit upon Mr. jacobson.
Though but few people here have seen
this book, nearly all have heard of it and will
be glad Of the opportunity to secure copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

r-bearo Oct (SpeciaD.-Wheat broke Il to-day
and closed at The bottom. The steadiness at zoe
for December. feature for week, disappeared.
December opened at 70isc. sold between 7O1sc and
see and closed at ss54c. October closed at 67asc;
May 7szs9Zsac. Notwithstanding the decline there
Ess little shipping done less than 10000 bushels:
the seaboard reported Is loads. The decline ap-
parently did not help the market not even in
creasing the speculation. Receipts were enormous,
primary arrivals double last years 17e00o0 bush
els against 81 90 bushels. Northwestern receipts
treble last years. 1887 cars. against $50. The
worlds visible supply increased 3,4e0Go0 bushels.
against an increase last year or 100000 bushels
Clearances were 550,0G9 bushels Cables were of d
fraction. The Liverpool stocks showed an increase
Of 10000 bushels for the month. The Northwest
and Southwest had perfect weather for movement
Corn declined only 3sc 10 asc notwithstand ing the
heavy LIQUIDATION by bull leaders in the last few
days The market acted as If il had been tenn
porsriy sold 10 a standstiI There was not much
shipping demand here or East; local sales less
than Ieaosj bushels There were 425 cars received
the estimate for tomorrow I75 cars. Foreign
prices were lower; seaboard clearances, 16I coo
bushels. The available supply east OF the Rockies
Increased So, go bushels There vas no important
pit trade; new bear effort by the recent bulls.
The buying was scattered, apparently the cover
ing Of moderate sized lines The situation is not
considered buIlish. The selling side is decidedly
more popular than II was. December sold at 5s7sc
end 55sc bid and closed at 55<c sellers: May. 5Slsc
There was important liquidation by oats holders,
the biggest selling CT all probably b. Wells, 4
large provision operator. who has been bullish ali
the season On the coarse grain. He let go about
$4,000 bushels There seemed 70 he some selling
also by Pacten. who is also long q large line OF
Nay Prices lost sc 10 &c October closing at $3.50:
May. &c
Flaxseed was weak, the cash prices eff &c 70 &C:
futures were about steady Duluth was decidedly
weak, seed Off 4c 10 SC. Cash here closed AT q
and q g. October. s. Az; November 81 ~. Fine
weather and large receipts Us cars at the three
points were the Influences.
Provisions were irregular, weak for the entire
list early. finally closing firm for lard but easier
Tor ribs and pork Hogs were I0c 15c lower. The
market had the support Of the leading January
nu-is, the Cudahys. There We're - go hogs here.
oihcal provision stocks snow a 81 barrels Of pork
E759 tierces OF lard and 15l490Oo pounds Of short
Ti6s. decrease in pork for the month OF 500 bar
res decrease in lard Of 900 tierces and a de-
crease in ribs OF 100000 pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT CoTyTy

OF NEW NORh--Samt 81 z.
ing executor &c. plaintiff against heath
ard others defendants In pursuance. OF judgement
foreclosure and sale duly In -
entitled action. bearing OF Tu,~ 900
the undersigned. the referee said
sell pucltc auction he Exchange
Gated No III Broadway the OF
City Of New York. OF October Iqsf a.
clock noon that day, by Peter p
the premises directed by said sold
therein described follows All certain Io- ,i-~.
parcel Of land with The buildings improvements
on erected situate, lying and being il
Ward OF the City OF New York bounded
follows: Beginning poinr sourherfy side o.
Ssventysighrh distant hundred and -x
and three inches westerly
intersection Of the sourherly side
with the westerly side OF Columbus formerly Ninth
running thence westerly.
rweuty-rhree feet nine inches
ailei with Columbus avenue and part through
party wall hundred feet and
eriy and nearly parallel with
tverrystx feet poirf hundred and -Four
feet westerly from he
on line drawn angles rh.rafrarn
ind nearly parallel with Columbus
feer six inches The point place q beginning sad
premises being known Nc los Ssventyefxl-h
Dated. New York September sd 1901.
SOL EOffN. R.<.->>
CARDOZO < NATHAN. Attorneys for PLAINTIFF No r,s
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. CITY OF New York
Inc following IS diagram OF the property
described above. the being
Snty-eigfrh street. Manhattan York City:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02
foreclosure SaIes.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York GottIob A Sehweizer. Plaintiff. against
Thomas Hassery and others. DefendantsIn pursuan
Of Judgment Of foreclosure ami sale duly and
entered the aboveeuted bearing the
27-h day Of September 1901 the undersigned the Ref
said Judgment named. Will sell az public auction
al the New York Real Estate SaesrJon No Broad
me Borough Of Manhattan City OF New York
e.. Jaw II October. 1901. AZ o cock noon On
that day by William NJ Ryan Auctoneer premises
j. ~ said judgment be sold de-
scrhei follows. All piece or parcel
OF land with the building thereon erected situate living
and beng II the City OF New and state %
New York. and bounded and described follows: Be-
ginning al point on the northerly side Eleventh
street distant hundred and seventy-ve C75 feet
westerly from the corner formed by the intersection
the ur-heTly side Of Eleventh westerly
side of sixth avenue and running thence
allei with sixth avenue and way through
vail, hundred and feet three ~
inches. and
twenty-five feet thence Southeriy
and Of the way another PARTY wall
hundred and three To
n0rtherly II Eleventh asstary
along the said uorhery side OF Eleventh
t2e} feet "a the place beginning Subiect
the cice OF the Register II County York in
Lsher ile OF crN eSances. Aus
Dated New York. September 30th 1901
EDWIN A WATSON. Referee
WILLIAM H. srocKwELL. Attorney fer Pianrin iss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02
GOTEREMENT CROP REPORT.
LAST WEEKLY SUMMARY OF AGRICULT-
SRAL CONDITIONS TO BE ISSUED BY THE
WEATHER BUREAU THIS SEASON.

WEATHER BUREAU THIS SEASON.
Washington, Oct. Following is the last weekly
summary Of crop conditions 10 be issued by the
weather Bureau this season:
The temperature conditions OF the week ending
eentral valleys lake region Middle Atlantic States
s - England. and no damaging frosts occurred
=. tleSe districts Heavy rains the upper Mis-
souTi Valley and Minnesota interfered with farm
notA aaa caused some damage hay and stacked
gram in South Dakota and Nebraska Excessive
ne South Atlantic and East Gulf States Rain is
ssTleTally needed in Illinois Indiana and Southern
.iengan 70 put the soil condition for ploughing
r. lall seeding and also over the greater part Of
&c. for pastures ana truck farms On the North
es. 49, east the week has been cool and wet. with
S,1-ies - tTosis IN oregon and Washington. In
Mus Io1s lFosIs also occurred over the middle Rocky
The week has been favorable for maturing and
Seaefls corn, and reports from the principal corn
usus Ar ne that much Larger acreage man
Practically safe from frost in all districts.
been very favorable for picking. except over por-
Ions q Georgia. Florida and North Carolina where
80 80 Work mas been retarded to some extent by
1s me latter part OF the week. Picking has pro-
ssseo rapidly in the central and western districts.
~nsre cotton has opened rapidly, the bulk OF the
Eastern portion OF the cotton belt the low tempeTa-
.s OF the week not favorable for the de-
s--ykn-eE.t OF the top crop, and heavy rains have
Georgia and Florida. while the Sea Island crop OF
Carolina IS suffering from drouth. In Texas
o. eoslon is being damaged BY boil weevf and
po insects, and the outlook for the top crop is
,r 9nly small part OF the tobacco crop. and that
=. Aentccky and Tennessee. remains unhoused. The
sssoIts generally indicate that this crop has been
s'refee IN satisfactory condition.
mn ma Kansas and portions OF Missouri Arkansas,
ss.aos and West Virginia. particularly in the
named state, the reports respecting apples are
Gu ~ agins. but no Improvement is reported from
V,aer districts
IN -rssghing and seeding have progressed favora bly,
a. Ltafty al districts, and the early sown wheat
=. ne states OF the lower Missouri Valley has
snae up n excellent condition. In Southern Mchi-
~ H., ane portions Of the Ohio and Central Mssis-
ss Valleys, however. ploughing and seeding have
So celayec account OF the dry condition OF the
- - and IN Ohio seeding has been purposely de-
~s1o on account OF the Hessian fly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02
CoRBIT. JosEPH--The People of the State


of York By the grace Of God free and inde-
his heirs AT law and next kin, whose names and rest
dences are unknown and next OF kin OF Joseph
Corhit deceased, send greeting;
Whereas Thomas Watson. Of the City or New 1ork
SurrCgates Court or
OF New York 10 three certain instruments IN VIII
ing relating real and personal property GUY
proved last Will testament ana Two codlcls
thereto OF Joseph OF the County or New YORK
deceased therefore, YOU each of are cited 70
appear before Surrogate OF our County OF New york
al his Office in the County OF New York on the 2t DAY
November one hundred and one at half
past ten O'Clock in forenoon OF that day then anu
thera 10 attend the said last VIII and tesla
And such OF hereby cited al are under the
twentyone years required 70 appear ny YOUR
Guardian IL YOU have you have none 10 appear
and apply for one appointed the event OF Jour
neglect or failure guardian viii be appointed
the Surrogate represent and for you IN the pro
ceeding.
In testimony whereof caused the seal or inc
Surrogate's Court OF the said County OF New
York TO be hereunto affixed Witness. Hon
ISeal.l c. Thomas. a. Surrogate OF our said
County OF New said county. the 71th
day O September. in the year Of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and
J. FAIRFAX MLAUGHLIN,
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County

~ New York--CoIored Orphan Asylum Association
Benefit OF CoiOFed Children IN the City New
Plaintiff. against Philip Smith and others De-
Judgment OF foreclosure and
duly the above entitled action
signed the Referee in said Judgment named viii sell at
public the New York Real EStaga Saezroor1A
No. Ill Broadway Borough OF Manhattan City % Neg
York I'D DAY OF October 1901 II o'clock ro~o
Of thar day. by Peter Never Auctonee- the premises
said Judgment sold and therein described
follows All certain or- parcel OF lard
and being in the City OF New York and
bounded described follows. a
N side Hund-sdrh
feet sasterly
said norrherly side OF Hundredrh
-asteriy Of Third thence running
sastwsrdly along the said norrherIy side one
twenty-five feet. running
wardIy and parallel the said ssstsriv side
Third Avenue part the distance through party
inches. thence
ring vesrvsrdy md parallel
One Hund--tth
ming southwsrsly and again parallel
ey line OF The Third Avenue hundred tf feet -shr
81 inches the point place q beginning said
erty lie. in Section IN Block No 1850 Land
Map Of City Of New York
Dated New York. September Goth. 1901
RICHARD H MITCHELL Referee
PERKINS & JACKSON. Attorneys for PlainrtS.
Broadway. Borough Manhattan. New
The following Is diagram 0r property h@ sold
It's number is s03 Iun6-si-h
1oisr 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02

THE TEXAS & PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
First rlortgage
Eastern Division Bonds
OF THE
Texas and Pacific Railway Co.,
DATED nay 18th, 1878.

The holders OF the following Texas Pacific Railway
Company First Mortgage Division bonds secured
ny mortgage dated the 18th day OF May. A D. 1875
hereoy notined ~ present them the Mercantile
company, No 100 Broadway, City for payment
az par value the having been by for
redemption in accordance with terms creating the
Sinking Fund of Mortgage.
The holders Of the bonds designated will have until
the date Of the next interest payment 1st 1902
TO present the redemption at the par value
thereof and If not presented by that date.
on be KILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

OF NEW TORK--CTeorg. $ Bov1ofn ard oth.--
Trustees I'm New York FOR the Commercial Union
ance Co.. Limited, Of London. Eng Plaintiffs
or Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale duIg made and
entered IN the above entitled action bearing
2Srd day Of septsnher. 1901 T. the undersigned.
Referee IN said judgment named. will sell Public
auction az the New York Real Estate Salssro No III
broadway. in the Borough OF Manhattan City ~ New
York on the 1ith day Of October 1901 II o'clock
On thar day ov Herbert A. Sherman. Auctonser th
premises directed BY said Judgment n be sold and
described IS follows AT that certain lot
or land. with the building erected thereon situate lying
and being in TIE Borough OF Manhattan City County
State OF New York and bounded described follows
Beginning point in the soUthsriy line Of Frtysfxh
Street. distant hundred and twenty-five C2el
easerly from the southeastern OF Ninth
and Fftysixth Street. running soUhsry
parallel Ninth hundred rve Sf
inches the line Of eastery
said centre line OF the block ffy 5 feet:
erly and parallel 70 Ninth Avenue hundred G00 feet
hve 90 inches the soUthsrly line Of Fttstxh Street
and thence westerly along said scurheriy Linz q Fifty
sixth Street hfty O feet 10 the ponr place % be
Dated New York September "a 1901
EUGENE SMITH. Referee
BUTLER HOFFMAN JoLINE & MYNDERSE. Attorneys
for Plaintiffs "a Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
The following Is diagram q the property % De sold
described above the numbers being 342 and ia
West s5th Street:
S--a>-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02
Assignee NoIices.

IN PURSUANCE of an Order OF the Hon.
chas: H Truax. Justice u the Supreme Court County
OF New York State Of New York hereby given
all persons having claims against z. F Draper
Advertising Co. lately doing business CITY OF
New York. 70 present same with the vouchers thereof
duly verified the subscriber. who duly ap-
pointed Assignee OF said e F Draper Advertising for
the henet OF its creditors az his office Sc Pine St
ouSh OF Manhattan. City New or bafor m.
Eleventh day OF December Nineteen Hundred and one
Dated, New York. September 2ith.
SIDNEY a TREVVETT. Assignee
BREED & ABBOTT. Esqs-, Attys Assignee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02

The approximate amount Of the er or cHs-v. . SATISFY
Nnlen the above described property be sold
sS-oso Z-lOo. with interest thereon
June, 1890. less the Of s. 0o6 paid on account
lnereof together with
sSSl 81 with interest from the 18th
together with the expenses OF the aprroIrat.
amount or taxes assessments other liens which
oe allowed 70 the purchaser u the purchase money
or paid BY the referee. Is 81. ia. II
Dated. New York. September sd 1901
SOL. EOrIN Re,s-.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02

The approximate amount Of the lien charge 70 sasf
which the above described property Is be sold -
Twenty seven thousand sixry-two Dollars. with
rerest thereon from 11h day OF September 1901
and allowance amounting Five Hun
fred thirty-eg and Dollars S53s.05) together
with the expenses Of The approximate
OF taxes assessments. other liens which Be
to purchaser money. r
paid by the Referee. One thousand hundred
Iweuty-six Dollars and interest
Dated New York. September I7th. 1901
WILLIAM H WILLIS Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02
NEW YORK srPREME COrRT-Edward V

y Nv AOA1IA = AMI COChI--EuWard v
Bogart against Daisy Bogart- Summons. for also
lutte divorce. Trial desired he County OF
To the above named defendant: You hereby summoned
70 answer the complaint in this action and
OF your answer the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty
days after the OF this
day % service and OF your failure or
Judgment win De against you by default for
the relief demanded complaint.
Dated 18TH july, 1901
ALFRED HUGHES. PLAINTIFFS Attorney ONCE nj Post
Office Address 90 Nassau Street New York City
Borough Manhattan
Daisy BOgart. The ia
BY publication pursuant an order Of the Hon
Charles H Truax, % the o
Court of the state of New York dated 18th day OF
September 1901 and fled with the complaint herein in the
Office OF the Clerk OF the County OF New York
Dated New York. September 18th
ALFRED HUGHES, Plaintiffs Attorney Nassau
Street Borough Of Manhattan "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-02

Ipo-h
Approximate Of the len charge satisfy
which the described property 70 % sold =
from The 17th day % sept.s-r
and allowances a-nounrfrx -
vvf-r
With the expense. The app-ux.ra-e amour
lte-zs
be purchaser purchase rson~v
paid Referee. 81 o6o &c assFesr
Dated New York. September 3orh. 1901
RICHARD H. MITCHELL HesersA