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The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-30
Who Will Be UEdersEleriff?

The contest fer the position of under sheriff (made vacant by the death of NJ. B. DeVane is becoming quite warm and interesting. The leading candidates for the position are Albert Behan, late deputy collector of customs; Tom N. Day, Ed. Mayes, who held the posi- tion under Sheriff Nugent, and J. I. Toler. It is expected the appointment will be made about February 1st, and it is generally thought that one of these three will be the lucky man.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-30

Rich, Warm, Healthy blood is given by Hoods Sarsarparilla, and thus it protects the system from colds, levers, pneumonia and other diseases that quickly overcome a weak and debilitat- ed system.
 The favOrite cathartic is Hood s Pills. 25c.
 Last Sunday petty thief stole a satchel from cattle man while he was unloading cattle at the stocky ards. Next morning the satchel was found on the south side levee. The contents had not all been taken, but box of cigars and some underwear were missing. No clew to the thief.
 Levi Sparr, president of the Bank of Yuma, returned to his home in Penn sylvania Wednesday night. Mir. Sparr has become very enthusiastic friend of this city, and says that when he gets back among his people he will talk Yuma" night and day. Good.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-30
Indian School Notes.
Fort Yuma, Jan. 29,

Fort Yuma, Jan. 29, 1901.
 Supt. Spear is suffering from erysipe- las in his face.
 All the rubbish from the new building has been cleaned up and the plant now presents neat appearance.
 E. E. Engstrum, from Los Angeles, sent by the Indian department, has been here the past week inpecting the girls building. After long delay the matter has been settled and the building ac- cepted. The matron, with large force of helpers is now cleaning up, prepara- tory to moving in.
 Mrs. J. s. Spear and daughters, as- sisted by Miss RansOn, entertained the little Indian girls of the primary depart ment at the home of the superintendent on Thursday evening of last week. A delightful and enjoyable evening was the verdict by the little tots upon their return.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-30
Brought Good Fortune.

A small item in his own paper lately brought amazing good fortune to Edittr Chas. Reitter, of the Saginaw Mich. ] Post and Zeitung. He and his family had the Grip in it's worst form. Their doctor did them no good. Then he read that Dr. Kings New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds was a guaranteed cure fer La Grippe and all Throat and Lung troubles; tried it and says: "Three bottles cured the whole family. No other medicine on earth equals it." Only 50c and S1.00 at Cot ter's drug store. Trial bottles free.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-30
Cold at Harrisburg.

Captain F. s. Ingalls, returned Friday from Harrisburg mining district where he had been for the past week doing assessment work on the Dorsey group of mines. He says it is so cold up there that a thin-blooded Yuma man must use a stick in the mornings to break the freeezing streams, or else he will form into an icicle. We think the cap tain eXaggerates.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-30
4 Deep Mystery.

It is a mystery why women endure Backache, Headache, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Melancholy, Painting and dizzy spells when thousands have proved such troubles. ''I suffered for years with kidney trouble" writes Mrs. Phebe Cherley, of Peterson, Ia., land @ lame back pained me so 1 could not dress my self, but Electric Bitters wholly cured me. and, although 70 years old, I now am able to do all my housework." It overcomes constipation, improves ap- petite, gives perfect health. Only 50c at COtter's drug store.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-30
John F. Green iu the City.

MT. John F. Green, president of the Irrigation, Land and Improvement Co.,, arrived in Yuma from Harrington, Washington, last Thursday night and will remain in this section for some little time Investigating the country tributary to his canal. On Saturday Mr. Green with a number of others started on @ tour of inspection along the proposed extension of the canal into Sonora, Mexico.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-30
Advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining unclaimed in Yuma postoffice, week ending Jan. 30, 1901.
 Letters remaining unclaimed January 20, 1901:
 Bradshaw & Moore: Flores, Pedro; Hancock, A. G.
 Persons calling for above letters will please say "advertised."
 F. H. CHANDLER, P. NJ.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-30
A Bona Eide SaIary--SI2 per Week.

Men and women to appoint agents and represent us, some to travel, others for local work. S12 weekly and ex. penses. Old established house, pleas ant, permanent position, rapid advance ment and increase of wages. Write at once. Address:
 BUTLER 6 ALGER,
 Dept. E, New Haven, Conn.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-30
He Was cn tiIe Raleigh.

As jolly tar as ever sailed the briny deep was on Tuesday mornings train en route for San Francisco to get paid off and have a good time with his hard earned money, His name was Thomas Evans, and his sheepskin discharge showed that he had served as gunner's mate on board the Raleigh, Captain COghlin, at the battle of Manila. Thomas was justly proud of this service but prouder still of Dewey-and Capt. Coghlin was his idol. Thomas had in his charge three mates and Chinese cook who was with Admiral Sampson at Santiago. Thomas was in charge ot these men as bOatswain's mate, with orders to proceed to San Francisco, where they would all be free-to go where they pleased, or until they followed in" their money and shipped again.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-30
Blown To Atoms.

The old idea that the body sometimes needs powerful, drastic, purgative pill has been exploded: for Dr. King s New Life Pill, ,whichare perfectly harm less, gently stimulate liver and bowels to expel poisonous matter, cleanse the system and absolutely cure Constipa- tion and Sick Headache. Only 25c at Cotter's drug store.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-30
lt GirdieS Tie Globe.

The fame of Bucklen's Arnica Salve. as the best in the world, extends round the earth. It's the one perfect healer of cuts, corns, burns, Bruises: sores Scalds, Boils, Ulcers, FeIons. Aches, Pains and aA4llin eruptions. Only in fallible Pile cure. pc box at Cotter's drug store.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-30
Notice for Publication. Homestead Entry No. 2479.
 Department of the Interior

Department Of the interior
 Land Office at Tucson, Arizona,
 January 3, 1901 Notice is herby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the District Court at Yuma, Arizona, on Satur- day, February Is, 1901, viz: William T. Marab!e, of Yuma, Arizona, brother and heir of Hunter B. Marable, de ceased, for the N. w. 4 Section 12, T. 10 S., R. 24, w, G. and $. R. B. and NJ. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz:
 Matthew B. De Vane, Duncan L. De Vane, Frank w. Crane, and Roscoe BizzelI. all of Yuma Arizona.
 MILTON R. MOORE, Register. First publication January g, 1901. w6
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-01-30
Notice for Publication. Homestead Entry No. 3180. Department of the Interior
 Land Office at Tucson Arizona

Land Office at Tucson Arizona,
 January II, 1901. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the District Court at Yuma, Arizona, on Mon day, February 9, 1901, viz: Della M. Sansom. of Yuma. Arizona, for the N. w. 1 Sec. 10, T. 1O S., R, 24 w. G. and s. R. B. and NJ.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz:
 Samuel H. King,
 Robert Martens,
 William CasweIl Prewitt and John P. Yemen, all of Yuma, Arizona.
 MILTON R, MOORE, Register. First publication January 16. 1901. w6
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12

slight premium Lima beans dull easier: Other
toes German large IP EnGs per iss n Sss II sss2 DO
large & kinds prime 112 n bag, 81 4OGs1 so; do
bag So do Long Island. fair prime per bol 50 ESQ
bulk p ao IsnT n n p@s per % % acE s2as2 ~ H. Dc Be in
90 9fe.ior a5gsi IS Do Albany and troy Prime
long knds 81 a2@s Ssd IS h do GommO1 SD to fs i
sgs 90 sweet potatoes South Jersey double head
cloth heads 81 5oaS2 do virginia yellow fair to prime
do inferior 4aec cauIiaowers Long Island good to
Ianey S2gSS do poor TO fair 81 eS$l I5 corn green
per 100 Ssds4; celery. state dozen 15aSoc eucum
oeTs Shelter Island bbl S5qx6 eggplants Florida
tb 75csi Is lima beans potst6 per IL bush bag 81
DO short bags; 6ogISc do fat Soqe5e: onions pickle
bag 81 & DO red GS fair ofanso S good S Snts Dc ye
low s2as2 2s do inferior 7oeqs1 So do Connecticut red
81 30; do State Western yellow per bag s2Gs2 40;
do red So 25as2 20: okra. Florida per
g SO: peppers Jersey red per Dbl siasi IS do green.
S9g75c; string beans virginia half 66 basket 5Og
per bbl. 81; turnps Jersey Russia per bbl 9Oc; do
Canada Russia s0q9Oc; tomatoes Acme fancy box,
HAY AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts put some
spirit into the market to-day and prices had tendency
the free general receipts that have Lately com
dicult to obtain even fractionai advances
upon No and lower grades especially
quantity Of dormant stock We quote: large bales
per 100 II. 90G92lsc; small s71ac No large s2i1G
62isc clover mixed light a2iSGs5c: do Seavy soaSSe:
clover 5OG52l4c. Strictly full quality prime made
SoG oday but the grade % vas not abundant enough to
well. and Improvement in quality would widen the
Soc selections in small ooq If 20 Snece qog @
and straw in tons reported at the Produce Exchange
Pennsylvania 20; Lehigh Valley no. Central OF New
Jersey 50 canal boats 9S; river boats. 100;
tons Receipts of straw, 30 by river 60 by
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12

MErAIs-values at for tin advanced about
5Sds s. Th9at III Ss 1ps special % similar
nae is IS 'as1f aaG fanres at local market @
closed firm but aIet at "a @ ~ ~ dyance
Closing Lake suPeFo9r and
following our strength nss we're s Il IS higher
tS spot quoted at f6 futures at fe4 los Lead was
without change here at g. 80 %he yases Was again hgher
locally closing at $ gS3 "a 49, a. II5 a@s %aS IRON ruled
quiet but steady old prices Pig iron wsrrant m ~ %
gsahsn 81 si4asi5 40 foundry s4 5oa so
Snt no diosed at US 81 and 45s 7d
MD Teaet o5 are s094 f%nG1g
light expected 90 move rapidly WITHIN WI ies o
Only 2oe9ag Iv at od prices Quotations New
es but s6Suc eeTifga common 9ai4c fair good
i4gsoo: prime 22asoe Kettle
p95o 1Te at.d R.sG is@ ise prime 2oS2e fancy. 2iasO
9cE4M , pgr fsp 1gss s qnis there
9T s sail %Se1 and Vest India
rates steady In other departments business was as light
i@fssd: Bristol id: Leith 23sd nominal Hgil ga
Sewesse 5n Am.~s5p ta LIVERPOOL peP 100 h. BE-
London oats. Sd CHARTERS British steamer 4GS
nen private terms British
a1 1SS ontinent sHh private terms British
ocobeT stt,me term TONS ms rweesn Steamers s79
S a7s tons West India trade months 200 each
British $500 bbis refined petroleum PhilsdeIphia
b. to Monteyideo or Buenos Ayres 50 co. British is
bavlr
lumber, Jacksonville ST
81 schooner, 4s3 coal Balti
,nore Juan. r. 81 and charges: schooner
1I9 tons lumber. Brunswick to Viegues. Porto Rico
ivate terms: schooner lumber. Pensa
poia TO Havana 81 brig 435 lumber Ship Island to
Jucata.
lumber Fernandina TO Philadelphia So 02i schooner 4I5
Crauda to NewYork. S5 so: schooner 64S
tons lumber Mobile to New York SO 70; schooner. 6ss
tons lumber Brunswick to New York or New Haven,
20. 1022 tons, ties Fernandna Perth
sHmbov 15c; schooner. 56 lumber. Savannah
private terms; coal private
.chooner 1879 tons. Philadelphia Orleans
sl 81 net; l06 phosphate Charlotte
Tarbor Baltimore private terms British schooner 9s
,ons coai Fzabethport St John. n schooner.
s4s tons paving blocks. stonngton Me TO New-York.
fertilizer Elizabethport TO
sor 81 o5 schooner. 4a3 tons. coal philadelphia
fIabas6 lab lumber New-York and
Ss,fnfnaton. south side Hayti. Ss port
charges and back New-York Sound. with ogwood.
rriv terms.
oISLThe eottonseed oil market very quiet
seadier the basis of 42c
.,r,rner sales reported Idn=eed
ga ana petroleum ruled quiet and the basis.
o,ote: Petroleum. 81
Iniladepha bbls 81 go and n bulk. S. refined
sss. nsrrn.i srtT: ssrm'r s.ls. s.s o ssnn.r ysis
sssd ou. Ansrcsa raw CSC; Arnsy!caa sced. e7c: Cal
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
OTHER MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH,

Chicago oct I1-CattIe-Recents. 1000. including
100 Texans Westerns Market steady to hrm no
eNtra here to prime So aOQS6 poor
medium 50 5OaSJ 90 sockers and feeders SM2gS5 M ~,
hefers S24S5: Gamers, 81 -1ISZ -;
bulls 81 T54S4 40: calves $3aSb % Texas steers y na
-; Western steers 50 6olS" ~" n,
dgv tomorrow. 12.OO0: left over 2lOo t,ulk
steady; medium strong. Mixed and butchers, Soq
S6 tO good 10 choice heavy So 0d SO 622 rough heavy
IS 7Oa$6: light. s6as6 30 bulk OF sales 50 soa ~ ~
5000 sheep lOnl l5c lower lambs IId-'c
lower good choice wethers 81 50GS4 Western sheep
$3Qs3 native lambs. s3a$5 10: Western lambs W %
asa 10.
Cincinnati Oct u.Hogs weak 81 SaS6 20 - S2tSae u
duh, lower 81 65qS5 10. sheep dut lower 81 -"a$''
Lambs weak 81 2J1S4 80
East Liberty Oct l-Cattle steady: choice. s. 1896;
prime 81 I0aS5 10 good So 10QS5 30 Hogs stronger;
prime heaves, So GOas6 7O assorted mediums s. 4Sa
30 so 20n6 40; light do. S6l4S6 10
grassers s6a$6 20; skps. s4Gs5 roughs 81 i1as6 10
mon 81 25G$2 25 yearlings 81 5Oas4 veal calves So
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
cAaH oUorATIoNs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York October II. 1901.
-,,, market Tor coffee futures opened STEADY,
CoFfL - 10 points higher. the latter response 10
E3.n ---,-asr alyces light primary receipts ana
haish fssIsr,o1t shorts covered ndlstriousy the
hrn SUI bs room and foreign houses were free buyers
cart another points several options I'M
prs following the opening. The French market az
ealA-ss ~ the 6sv was full franc above the close or
heSl P's Hamburg closed net A2dl pig up
he tFa morning profit taking and bear selling
Iat ~ mss broke raridly declining to 10 points before
eS sIrrwsrd movement ceased. The close was steaoN
te Sales amounted 70 D. oo bags
VIII I ~ Nnallv . higher. In the crop dis
& non receipts amounted 10 $4,000 bags ana ne IN
ulcI 10 80 bags Santos cofe was 100 rels
%- %- Pio coffee and the exchange rate were unchanged
deliveries Of 81. 755 bags were heavy spot
v1ied firm prices steadier, based on Ssc Tor
81 M : and 7c for Santos No T. invoice lots. Ihe
no s,-sriIse cleared Santos October 10 with 500
80 The stock at amounts 10 1,sS5Oco hags or
as.h ana COO bags Brazilian Last weeks stock
W. sz5 O00 bags .324. 600 bags respectively
range prices in the local market to-day
n laVCs-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
sa1 are the total ,s net receipts of cotton at all


FTnr-,, ~,
repd-ts5 LSt AND NEAI-Traue -four market was
stubborn actior Almost 9 at standstill
iens I had very little demand and there was no cbane
RnfeT P1 of rsshss ihe s s 2 3D. sPTng
So extra Gsa:s Na w2tt4 IN s2ass s. 10 s stss No
quiet osoted a. IPGt sir and an to arriye T RYE FLOUR
nHy KiH drisd SS Oss IS 3 5 g - coRNMEAL Quoted
srSs 81 3sSf4 isSsi Fine TS ana yellow
bran spot $7 sacks to arrive 200 % s7asi4 sP9s 5
city Sra%n % s1s sue s9 20 coarse winter
GRAfTwhT3FRiny S h3Rny chop $40 so; olmeai, $50
ssferdsv afs Is less depressed By the Wheat maket
ecded m stable oR gnl esSs and and in
principally R he hands 4RoRt a local of ysw the
buying notably m s Taf on sgdens9 & of n little bv out
in m the ee l from mp pit operations foreign buying
t0o @ much enthusiasm the bear side correspond
offerings At the were number Of
particularly rom continena 0ns ponfs fs" rST nE
west threatenng the moveent For % tb IN & thf hor M9T1h
few came IN little more literally than in the last
against 9S2 600 bush ago 1t by the
somewhat they have also greatly benefited fall sosn
Miller weekly Export business because OF the
ports English markets TO e ~ @ds RacSay ps S S at s 9gf
& 95 nm mark up and budapest points higher Paris
points net lower The Argentne shipments were 5000
crop prospects as very favorable seaboard cearanees
-four Minneapolis stocks expected increase 200
aoat basis. follows: No Northern New-Eork,
75S.c nominal; No Northern Chicago, 75s4c prompt:
new No ! Mort Northern Duluth 76Ssc prompt; new new No No. 2
York. I6c end new No red NewYorl 76G76sso scarce
government report corn advanced little and consider.
which there heavy selling in the latter market
by which checked the upward tendency for
time but could not overcome it entire1y After brief
period of midday depression. the market ruled firm again
in the afternoon and closed not far from the highest
point ac above the previous day. There was an ad
vance of \. sd in the Liverpool market but very ntte
export only about loads Some of the estimates
Chicago higher on the probable corn yield than
issued here hut II generally agreed tat the
would be small enough ANYHOW, and eonsiderab!y
anticipated IN quarters before the repoIt
issued No closed at G2Fsc; No corn, yei-
low Ci7sc. and No corn white. 6i7sc prompt
OATs-There very small trade in oats an ana nor h
much outside Of that encouraged ny
, the advance corn, No closed at Ss%G: No 3 3
3sisc; white Al l7G42c; No 3 white. 4lc3 track
mixed asa a4oc and track white 4oa+Ic and NJ wnIe
clips 4aIsm43c.. Market dull; No Western
GoiEc and No Western 6oc. both ahoat state re
55G5ic HARLEY Market steady feeding was Guotei
59G55c mating 59Q62c both Ruffao Mnea ,n G:
Including -four exports the week aggregate 4adSSS
bnsh as against 1879 bush last week and 2 so
hush in last Wheat exports jury 70
date -four cen weeks, aggregate s956slI bush as
against 80 bush last Corn exports assIe
gate 67s 26 against ao7 a2t bush last Week sn9
soc O3T bush year July 70 date corn cNpoIIs
- "a sO5 oo bush against 933 bush last season
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12

eptta raw Sc Western lnseed quoted &c under city
e IG out with firm ID s2d n the
few Chicago brokers' and then n the afternoon
on om sh9 sI snd at T %h hoss @
1000 and Omaha Zoo iof aoed Mesa
SO 75a$l6 % family 5Oasis short clear. $17 5oa
$i 5oa$I2; packet si0asiS So extra India mess sisass
fFSs4 3f quoted at s2e 53gs2l -,
SIS 1d9 n Sac; lao n. s3sc pigs CUT MEATS
Is.5o n IE+e , II ~ e5s; i n g5se Picked shoulders
7'*e. ,A T,ALdoW-Dull: city, 57sc country 55sd6c
quoted at Rened sd essy s Quoted South Aea
is Continent loe Brazil Y ioe Compound steady
oleq, IL &c; city lard stearine. ii lfaI2c..
ba there a no % f haa a
stocks light Quotations follow: Domestic Common
sc head & sqPa pFlms JaeaS to
Io1eign 4+ta5S do domestic. 4G4+c; Java. 47sg4ac;
,, SrGARaDemand FOR refined at present is very
nsjdrabe sg liberal but ngyerheess there were @
changed with the feeling quite steady Quotations fol
S4Se; cubes 5a5e: XXXx powdered 525c; powdered
@ Gsee and extra
aga of ns % 6S R S S bags and
STANDARD granulated and diamond bloc confectoners
g. 46oc; No 8. 4.5oe; No l. 446c; No s., 4aoc; No 2
and i6 4O5c % lb bags of fine granuated 51Oc This
weeks we summary OF the statistical position as made up
tuba together OF 2o1lo TONS against 2Ss $50 tons
year statistics by special cables:
The six principal Export $500 stock I66OO
IONS against 1929 tons last year Grinding has ceased
EuropeStocks in Europe. 460 600 against 323 4SO
tons last year Total stocks Of Europe and America
TlO1l5 tons against 3T5 1893 the same
uneven dates, and 5S, ,465 date OF Sep
tember l, 1900 The 324.916 tons
against an excess OF $780, 1863 last week and de-
Hcency OF s6.9s3 tons December 27 1900 The market
Tor raw sugar ruled quite firm to-day but at unchanged
prices Reners ready buyers soft at cur
rent rates but holders refused to with any con-
siderable amount unless advance The close was
steady to firm 3s4c centrifugal 516c FOR Musco
Vado and Sc for moasses advices reported
quiet and unchanged beet market, with October
quoted at ~ 7lRd and November at rs SID.
TEA-Futures quiet to-day. without sales. Quota
tions unchanged follows: October, 13d 3 zoe;
November 13 330c: December ID .40c; January
4Oc: February SOC March 0a13 SOC;
April. 13.30G13.5Oc: May 134O613.60c
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12

ss sid; No California quiet Sc ad: quiet:
cember. 5s 61sd; March IS s&d- Corn-Spot quiet:
American mixed. 1oiad futures quiet:
As 10d; November. As 10Tsd; December 1Isd Peas
canadian steady. 6s aid FourSt Louis fancy
S5eady 81 Hops at London Pasihe Coaso steady. Is
los asked Tor q SIS bid refused;
choice grades Offering Beef hrm extra India mess y.
I'd Pork Arm; prime mess. Western. 13s Sd Hams
snort cut IA TO ID 10 dull prime citv
as Sd; American refined N pals AS Sd Bacon du
cut 70 TO SO 70. n
sa ooi i9Hs clear Tddes HIGHT IS TO 81 10 ass long
eaeks 10 70 70 10 ASS e. clear bellies. 10 S4s
%, shouders-SQuare IL 10 IS 10 dull 3D. Butter
seady nnest United States e3s: United States rs
Cheese Quiet American white ass Ausrcan anes,
Soi10red 4os Tallow-Prime city steady PCS ed Aus
alan m London strong. Bis Cotonseed oii-HuI re-
"a spo' Gun rs sd Turpentine-Sprts quiet eas
90, Fsosn-Common steady. As lad Petroleum
STEADY. i'd 1inseed oil steady. 32s A
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
Monte of Summons.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE o

U,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by the grace Of God. free and independent
Ieonce d'OuvilIe, Martin John dOuvtlle Ceoza dOu-
Vile Amelia dOuville. Edward d'Ouville. Louis dOu-
vile Marie d'OuVille. Clarence dOUvie Herman
Ieuchsenrng Lucen LeuchsenrinE Edward Leuchsenrng
lawrence Leucksenrng. Leon d'Ouville. Magic j
d1OuvilIe Augustus dOuville. Francis d'OuvIe
ali persons interested the Of dOuve
late or formerly of the County Of New-York deceased
as creditors legaeas next OF kin otherwise send
greeting and each OF you hereby cited and
qured personally be and before Surrogate
the County OF New York at the Surrogates Court OF
held the, County Court House in the
County Of New York the 22nd day Of October. 1901
clock in the forenoon Of that day
attend judicial settlement Of the account
Of proceedings dOuville,
Of said deceased and such OF
are hereby cited under the of years
are REQUIRED 20 appear by guardian, IL have
one appear and apply for %
he apponted or Of your neglect failure
10 do guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate
10 represent for In the proceeding
ony whereof caused the seal Of the Surrogates
Court Of the County of New York to be hereunto
affixed.
N tness Hon Abaer G.. Thomas. a Surrogate our
said County, the County OF New York the
Iseal1 5th day OF September the year Lord.
one thousand nine hundred and
J. FAIRFAX MLAUGHLIN,
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court
COUDERT BROTHERS. Attorneys for Executors.
Il Broadway New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12
Reccluer's 8 Notire

no THE CREDITORS of the Modes and
Il Fabrics Publishing Company and Of Albert Sanders
as Receiver all the assets Of the cOpartnership
JohE L. ObeTly and Alfred
rer doing business under the style OF the Modes
Fabrics Publishing Company: Take notice. that.
with Of
~ New York. County OF New York, duly made and
herein on 18th of September. 1901
required present proofs Of claims duly verified to the
his OF doing business. office
his attorneys TruaN & Roberts.
Hroadvav Borough Manhattan, City of New
befor March. 1902; and further
notice that Of your failure claims.
before the 18th day Of March. 1892.
shall be barred any right claim against the said
Receiver
New York September 18th. 1901.
ALPERT SANDERS. Receiver.
TRI-AN WATSON & ROBERTS. Attorneys for Receiver.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-12

sot cotton closed quiet and steady With ga0tatlonds
Gneaanged the basis Of 7-iSc for mlodling upsno
and ll6c fer middling Gulf. Sales 7yI bales Sou-
sIh spot markets were telegraphed as follows Ne"-o
eans steady. Mobile steady, lice higher, at Sc SaNa-
nah steady isc higher 775c; Wilmington firm un-
Ha rnore nominal unchanged at lGc augusta steady
unchanged. SIC: Louis steady. lloc hlshef AZ
sse Estimated receipts al New-Orleans tomorrow ere
from loWH 600 bales. compared with oot4 Daies
actual last actual last AT houston
tf tom0TroW 1900 Ii OO0 bales. compared with
y Al actual last week Il.s73 actual last year
Receipts % ports day and Tor the week as
compared with the totals OF week previous ana oil tis
Ia.f. ...r