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the city at that time to tell in what direc-
ton he was going, but 1 determined to
ascertain his destination before left him.
| was compelled to keep pretty close to
him, owing to the darkness of the night,
and several times 1 was afraid that he
would hear the footsteps of the man who
accompanied me-mine / was confident
would not be detected as, in my drenched
stockings, l crept along as stcalthily as n
cat. Twice, / imagined that he turned
around as though suspecting he was fol-
lowed, but as he did not stop l reassured
myself and plodded on. l could not how
ever, disabuse my mind of the fear that
had been seen. could not TelaA my
vigilance, and | resolved to take my
chances of discovery. L knew who my
man was, at all events, and now L must
ascertain where he was going.
As we reached the corner OF pennsylvania
avenue and Fifteenth street ] imagined
that l saw 4 revolver glistening IN his
hand, but it was too dark for me to de-
termine that fact with any degree of GER
tainty At this point he passed guard
on duty, and quickly passed into a build
ing Immediately i'm advance of ME.
This movement WAS so unexpected that
i had no time to turn back, and was so
close to him that it would have been very
unwiSe to have done so, but | was more
surprised when, as / reached the building
into which the Captain had disappeared.
was suddenly confronted by four armed
soldiers. who rushed suddenly out upon
me, with fixed bayonets pointed at my
breast.
"Halt. or | fire. called out the officer
OF the guard.
Realizing that an attempt at resistance
or escape would be both foolish and use
less, l attempted to make an explanation.
All to no purpose however. | Informed
tI.aN roNa I,
lost my way, but they refused to listen.
and ordered my companion and myself to
march at once into the guard-house. l
endeavored to make the best of my mis-
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WANTED-ADDRESSES.

INANTED-Tie address of any comrade who y-Gs
w detailed At Fredericksburg, Va, in May. lS5.,
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gfneer Corps. who remembers me, and who with
us at RappRhannock Station, Va. August, 1862, when
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pension claim. Please write me 3 IL. Trip, 7Ih
Wis. Inf, Marcus, Iowa.
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was Captain OF Co. b, same regiment, AMI when
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NTASTED-The a'i,itess of VIVA. A. Canty or any
w member of the I'D L. =. iuf. who knew WIn. \.
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p. W. Parkhurst, the Boston publisher saws
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in any form. or neuralgia. will send their adj
aress 70 him Mt box 1901, Boston. Mass, he will
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Hundreds bave rested IL with success
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WANTED To find Dsey Curtiey She belonged Il,
w Walker Naual- OF Vir;ini. The soldiers took her
to Washington in 1852 1 her brother and be-
lonsed TO Mr. Mark Calm, of Virginia. lef him in
1862 and went TO Washington. and re.naned there
until 1865, but did learn that WAS there until
1853. Kanyone can give her address, write to Mr. W.
Il Carter 81 Warren St, Battle Creek Mich. I0Is-2E
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
foreclosure Sales.


Amelia HEM Msm19 s Grssr paIn1 ssains.
entered % IN the above entitled acton bearing date the i!h
3u6Smen named will sell at public auction at the New
aSFosss ey Ss% Yofs On a.
McVickar Copsnv aucrionesTs the nrensss m directed
& by SAID a Judgment TO be sold and therein fol-
and premises situate lying and being the Borough OF
third Ward Of the city Of New Yor formerly in West
scrlbed BY number one hundred and nineteen Gie and
ce Of the Rr% % o % Gnn Sn e al W 59s
ains Ia entitled Map OF the Village Of Melrose SOUTH
@ aaseTiy sds sf MeIPoss ATenaa distant
the point intersection Of said eateriy side Of
ssT mssRqs s,s NTH M The side q Third Avenue for
al9pg said esserly side Of MelTose if,three
lot number C5 as designated on the tax map Of the
line fty-one feet i5l fp and seven s7 inches more or
pon, saI to sS the SIDE said Third at
5 distant liz from the said point Of inter
said Third enu ans @ sa as %ssy ns side Of
half u1zl inches more or less: thence northwesteriy
M nsp 5 fee, eleven an inches to the point
land SITUATE wing being the Borough Of BronS
Ward Of the city Of New York formerly in the Town
New, York: beng lot known designated BY the
entitled ap Of Sections aD of SorsS New Yp ip
ToTn Of M9rnissria @ @ CSasy % State OF New
surveyoT MED in once Register Of the
day Of august 1868 The premises hereby conveyed being
oG hs Of M PR
feet southwardy from the corner formed by the inter
section of the southery side OF One hundred
seventh Street with the said westerly side OF Willis Ave
and running thence southwardy along said
westerly side of Willis Avenue
westwardly line parallel with said One and
foryseventh street, hundred and feet; thence
northwardly line parallel said Willis Avenue
twenty-five feet; thence eastwardy line
said One hundred and fortyseventh Street hundred
six feet the aforesaid westerly o Willis
Avenue at the point or place OF hesinnns Being the
premises conveyed Charles Fritz
by Julie Mayer formerly StesseD, and Charles
Mayer, her husband by deed dated July so 1873 and
recorded the Office Register Of the County of
westchester August 18th. 1873 in Lber s51 DEEDS
on Page ca. SC.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

~ YoRK.-John r. suydam. Plaintiff. against Josephine
MacLear, individually and ExecutrN and IrGstee ~e-.
Others Defendants. In pursuance OF ..
foreclosure sale. duly made and entered IN ne
and bearing date the 2sth day OF a.Si.
1901 L undersigned the referee IN sad Juusn,en'
named sell public auction. at tne Exchanse -
room No. Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan IN tne
City County Of New York. the ia gay uI pan'
1901 at Io clock that day. by william NJ Ryan,
nuctioneer premises directed by ead udssn y. o
sold tnerein described follows All tnat Ser.alr
lot parcel of land. with the buiIding theeon
erected situate lying and being in the Fttsehth Mara
follows viz Beginning at the corner formed by tne
intersection Of the Northery of Houston Street with
ths Faserly line Of Fifth Avenue now West Broad
formerly Iaurens running thence Northery
along the Easrery South Fifth Avenue West
Rroadway severty-fve thence Easerly and parallel
with Houston twenty-five feet two inches; thence
Soutbsrlv md with South Fifth Avenue.
feet to the Northery side OF
onsto1 Street Westerly along Northery
twenty-five feet inches 10 the
noit or place the said dimensions
more or less Being the premises conveyed by
Sarah c., his wife, TO the said Agnes
G Lewis her maiden name of Agnes C. Valance.
prier 10 her marriage with Abraham W. Lewis since
Of conveyance bearing date the
day of February Is4. and recorded in the office
Of OF the County Of New York, IN Liber
44s Of Conveyances s42 the nrst day Of March
1Si4 mortgages made by the said Agnes
Lewis the plaintiff assregatns Eighteen thousand
dollars the thereon the OF hve
per dated May IIth 1sss and recorded
ONCE IN Liber 22S5 OF Mcrgaees page
s2e l1th day Of May. 1885, and the other dated
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

OF NEW YoRK.-The Queens County Savings Bank
Plaintiff Stoz Lena Stoz Caroline Bon
iinger Henry r. and William ". Appleton Exc
cutors under the last Will and Testament or
Richard L. Campbell deceased and Joseph kinziS Lena
Knzg. Anna Kinzig - Guardian ad litem for Joseph
KnzG and Lena Knzs. and the said Anna hinzg lndl-
viduaiy: Christopher Foley. Patrick MACK James Ray
Wilhamna La Croix. George keH, James A Shera
Charles w Kaufman. Patrick Egan. Defendants. Ac-
tion No. l. In pursuance Of Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered in The above entitled
the undersigned Randolph Hurry. the referee in said
Judgment sell public auction at the New
York Real Estate Salesroom. No. III broadway IN the
Rorough OF Manhattan. Of New York. the Gath
day of April 1901. II o'clock on that day by
John N Coding. auctOneer the premises directed oy
said Judgment be sold and therein described as fol-
lows: All that land situate In the city and state or
New York bounded follows: Beginning at point on
side OF Brook Avenue nney-seyen Cs'2 ree
eight s) inches southeast corner OF Brook
Avenue hundred and SEVENTEEN street thence
one hundred land Of the New YORK and
Harlem RAILROAD Company. south along the said
land parallel Brook Avenue tweny-four C3D feet
four t4) inches parallel with one hundred
and SEVENTEEN hundred O0) feet to the east
side Of Brook and thence north along the same
tvenvfour (24 az inches the point or De
walls OF the building erected on said
premises being party walls -
Dated York. March 70. 1901 -.--,- 49,
NJ d GOULD s BRO. Attorneys for It PaintT; W. III
broadway Borough OF Manhattan. New YORK Guy
The following diagram OF the property 70 De sold
described. the street NUMBER nelhs iSV 'ONA
Avenue:
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. April . (SpeciaD.-Phillips's bull cam
Taigr in is moving along most successfully
Prices today advanced 1$zc over the best figures
so far touched and closed &c over Saturday. The
chief shorts in the market the buyers, Patten
leading. Phillips's operations were puzzling as
they have been all along. lie was a large buyer
early. When the market at its strongest he
had corn for sale. He continues at times to sell
May and buy July: but he has made his banking
arrangements to pay for the spot. and the trade
confidently expects a May deal # conditions are
favorable. May opened at 449sc, sold between 4a3sc
and ls1zc and closed 1850; the July touched i5c
and closed at 443sc. The shipping demand was
fatter than ever; but the Western news was not
one whit less bullish. Country offerings were
practically nothing receipts here only ss
with 140 Tuesday. The visible decreased 100
bushels: the Chicago stock decreased $4,000
bushels. Local shipments were $4,000 bushels.
Primary receipts 10000 bushels less than last
year. There was a decrease passage Of 1885,
09a Liverpool was &c TO &c higher. Clearances
were 223 900 bushels. There was a broad general
trade, with the Western bullishness growing as
the price advances. The seaboard reported fifteen
leads.
The wheat trade was the biggest in a month,
prices up at their best 1850, and closing near the
top Liverpool up about Id Paris and Berlin up
sharply. Poor crop prospect in Germany was
the factor. The seaboard reported 5S loads for
export Cash sales here exceeded 10000 bushels.
Cearances for days exceeded 100000 bushels.
last year The visible decrease 100000 bushels.
and there was a decrease passage Of l.eo0 900
bushels. The Chicago stock decreased $4,000
bushels Weather conditions were perfect, cool.
with plenty Of moisture. The Southwest had less
10 saw OF damage. The market in a general way
was helped by the increased trade. Shorts led
the buying Cudahy considerable buyer.
Gables report the German prospect 20 per cent
under an average. equal TO loss Of about 100000
bushels.
The covering Of shorts and increased trade were
the factors in oats in corn. Prices were up &c
10 &c and closed strong May sold at S1sc and
at 251kc and closed 2sc, sellers. Patten covered
Philips the leading holder. was the best seller.
The country is apparently stirred up over the late
seeding Receipts were 21 cars, with 435 for to-
morrow The visible decreased 100000 bushels and
the Chicago stock decreased $4,000 bushels The
shipping demand is slow.
Flaxseed was nominally unchanged, May 81 %
cash 81 5saa g. October and September were
weak, without trades.
Provisions were dull, entirely ignoring the grain
activity Prices closed practically at Saturday
figure Hogs were sc lower, with receipts In the
West liberal; the cash demand keeps quiet The
Speculative interest small
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The
received at Uptown once. No. 1242 Broadway.
ID door north sst-st until o'clock p M advertise
ments received following branch offices regular
office rates o'clock viz: 254 sth-ave.
cor 23d-st 12th-s; Macy's. Gth-ave
aud 14th-st: Colubus-ave, West d6thst: 1oe
West 42d-st near 6th-ave: 92 14th-s: 25I wes,
42d-st between 9TH and aves; 47th-st 1855
3d-ave. between 10th and nth sts; lO26 3dave near
eist-. 7os Ist-ave s9th-st.: 756 Tremont-ave
ESQ sd-ave 41st-st.: 554 Sd 20 Bleecker-s
225 Bleecke--st.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
Monte of Gnmmons.
work. SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
N OF NEW YoRK-sarah B Anderson. PLAINTIFF.
a-atre- Mary J. B Canavotto. Flora Glassmann. Pine
1aai,a, ana MARY Persteln his wife (the
S.9- bstnr unknown PLAINTIFF; Giovanuina Lem,
,nIs Toseph Daniel Bermes Theodors w Bay
ar5 CHARLES Vogt Jr. Frank r. Nogt Arthur G. Vogr
CIV BANK OF Brooklyn Highland National Bank
q Fcs,ein The Department OF Health or
VIE che name Mary being fictitious. the first OF
SAID defendant unknown the paint Alter Gott
Iieb The German Exchange Bank. Nels l. Chrestensen
Iynatz Martin. Emil F. Henriksson Monroe NJ Goltns
New Amsterdam Gas Company John b Spring. Eliza
brth A williams. Clarence B. Smith. Trustee of Jacob
Spiro bankrupt. Observation-Disclosures and Supplemental
in the County OF New York
To The Above Named Defendants
complaint IN this sction. copy OF your
answer on plaintiffs attorneys within twenty days
service OF this exclusive of the day Of
service and in OF failure 10 appear or answer
Judgment will be against by default. for tbs
relief demanded in the amended complaint.
ALEXANDER & GREEN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
once ars Post once Address. No: 1:o Broadway.
New York CITY, " Y.
To ths Abov. Named Defendant. Flora Glassrnann-
The foregoing amended and supplemental summons y
served by publication pursuant % an order os
Hon Abraham Lawrence. a Justice II the Suprene
Corr, OF the State York. dated the 10th day OF
March fled with tn, amended COMPLAINT In the
County House the Borough Of Manhattan Si,y
State Of New York; the 18th day or March iso.
ce of the Clerk the 9th day OF Fenru-
dated New York. March le,h; iep;
for PLAINTIFF.
once and Post Crnce address. No ieo Broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan.
N
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

ST. LOUIS ANp San FRANCISCO
To Holder. Of Trust Certiaeates for First
Louis and San Frnncisco Railroad Com
Notice hereby given that meeting the holders
ond pTeferred stock ard for Common stock Of the ST.
Louis San Francisco Railroad Company issued under
uis Fitageald j. Kennedy Tod isaac sesmsn
siegmgnd Alshsrg James a Blair Benjamin p Cheney
under Plan Agreement the reorganiza-
OF dated St the ay Of ss Of the
snnaPg s5 roa and sae Sn n sa@ae % e
BENJAMIN P Cheney and James Blair Voting Trustees
Room of % rhe standard Trust Company of New York; in
the Broad Exchange BSi!dins No 70 Broad Street in
Of Nav 1901, at eleven O'Clock in The forenoon.
tihcaes consent that the Voting Trustees
%nd 81 San s held % fs BY the
Voting Trustees to cons eonsent to and authorize the exscu
deed Of trust of the railroads in rail-
roads equipment franchises da and m Of said Rail
erty acquired said plan aud agreement for the
Ts ompan Od April a isss to Se
cPal and interest Of refunding mortgage gold bonds of
ciDai of sS5oOOooo time outstanding.
lbj f. determine whether holders certih-
viii Voting may vote respect
Francisco Railroad Company held by Voting trustees
stock OF SAID Railroad company IN IN tine
OF to be part OF an increase OF the authorized
amount Of 500 OO0 Of COM
OF said Railroad Company, the
The transfer books Of the Voting trustees for all classes
meeting at the close on April TO- 1901.
and remain closed until the opening of business May
Dated New York. April S. 1901:
LOUIS F@ITZGERALD. FITS
ISAAC n. SELIGMAN.
AMg SAMGEL t,,, g EASIMANyy SIIy.Ary
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
foreclosure Sales.
Vest Houston Sur

above sale is TO be subject prior mortgages
assreSatnE Eighteen thousand dollars with
thereon at the OF i've per per annum ron,
November l1th, 1900 The approximate amount OF ths
lien charge, satisfy which
ery sold. So interest thereon fro,
allowance amounting S2T6 6-1Oo with interest on
SiSa 800 thereof from 2sth day March 1907,
together with the OF and abovs
prior mortgages the approximate
Of taxes liens which are
Ia be allowed purchaser purchase money
the So % Meter Croton
Charge from December -, 1900
Dated New York. March SGth 1901.
ARTHUR D. TRUAx Refsre. .
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

rVHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
Il York bv the grace OF God and independent Q.
Williams Elizabeth Dsamere Thomas
-ners Christopher Delamere Mary Ann DeIamere
] Delau Thomas Del4mere. Maria Seton. Edward
Delamere. Josephine Traynor, Frances Traynor. John
Delamere Margaret Redmond Rose Dela-
Delamers known Sister Saint Claire.
Cornelius Callahan husband. and and all persons
the petitioner herein. who
kin Of John Rtsrsy deceased:
the heirs and OF kin Of Katharine D. Callahan de-
send Whereas. Edward J. DUaphy. Of
me city OF has lately applied the Surro
Tstn instruments writing dated December 1895 and
respectively relating 70 both real and
personal property proved the last WIN and Test
nd OF Katharine D Callahan late
York, deceased. Therefore you anu
before the Surrogate OF
York on the 2Sth day May thousand nine hundred
o'clock in the forenoon or mat
dav then and attend the probate Of said last
WI nd Testament. And such Of as are hereoy
cited as the Of twenly-one years are re-
guardian II YOU nave enc or "
y0I, have none. appear and apply FOR one 20 oe
Of neglect or failure 20 DO
resent and act for ycu in the proceeding -.
In Testimony We caused me SeaI ol ,he
- SurroEate's Court CT the said county OF New
York to y hereuntc affixed witness Ron Ao-
Thomas. SURROGATE of cur SAID Counly
Of New York. said County the md cay OF
April the year Of our Lord one tnousahi
n''e J FAIRFAX NcLACGHLIN
Clerk Of the Surrosat=s Court.
JAMES q PEARSALI~ - ,,L..
Attorney for Executor Broad Borough or Mannat-
tan City of New York. y y
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

NEW YORK, County Of Putram--Cora W Trow.
Plaintiff Emily Slauson and others Defendants
In OF nterocutory Judgment of PARTITION
and sale. duly entered in the above entitled
action in the Office Of the Clerks OF the Counties OF Put
and New York. and bearing date the 14th day OF
February. 1900 l. the undersigned. the referee in said
Judgment named Will sell public auction at the New
York Real Estate Salesrooms No Ill Broadway, In the
Borough Of Manhattan City OF New York Wednesday.
day by Richard V Harnett Co. auctioneers. that
premises be sold. and
therein described follows All that certain house and
lot OF land in the Eighth City OF New York,
known the northeast Grand and Mercer
Streets and No. One hundred and six Grand Street
sail lot being wide in and
hundred and fee four inches in length each
side be the less. and is bounded the
westerly side by Mercer Street aforesaid the northery
side by land lately belonging Miles r. Burke deceased
the eastey side land lately belonging 10 stephen
Pierce and southerly side. In front by Grand
street aforesaid Being the premises conveyed
William n Mum. deceased Stephen B. Mum
wife by deed bearing date 25th OF May thou
sand eight hundred and forty-one.
Dated New York. April sth 1901.
WILLIAM HENRY HALDANE, Referee.
WILLIAM H GIBSON, Attorney for Plaintiff 81 Nassau
Street Borough Of Manhattan New York City
G. n. b HASBROCCK, Attorney for Defendant James o.
Manhattan, New York City
JAMES o. CLARK. Attorney for Defendant Emily A
Slauson, 81 Nassau Street. Borough Of Manhattan.
/ New York City.
The following IL diagram Of the property 70 be sold
being tha premises above described and referred in the
foregoing notice OF sale
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
Gurroqates' Notires

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon Frank
- T Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of County Of New
York hereby given all having claims
H County of New
York o
10 the subscriber transacting business az
Office OF & GS Street in
City New-York. before the fourteenth day oc
June
Dated New-York the seventh day December 1900.
LIZZIE A BEND
Adminstratrtx-
NASH :. JONES Attorneys for Administering 63 wan
Street Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New-York.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
Brook Avenue.

New York & Harlem r. r. Co.
The approximate amount Of the lien or charge TO sasy
which the above described Is 10 be sod IS
% with interest thereon from and after the loh
day OF March 1901 together with costs ana 49,
S34S with the expenses OF the
Approximate amount the taxes assessments
other liens be allowed 70 tne pur-
Of the purchase paid by the reteee
is $40 RANDOLPH HURRY Reiete
NJ. D. GOULD & BRO. Attorneys for Plantn, M z'i
BROADWAY. Borough OF Manhattan. New Hork Clty.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
IN PURSUANCE Of AM order OF Hon. Abner

= C. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County OF New York.
Notice hereby given all persons having claims
against Laura H Roosevelt Of the County
deceased present the same with vouchers thereof
their place OF tranSaCug business.
No. 50 Street il the Borough Of Manhattan. in
City Of New York. OF before the second day ot
November next. Dated New Yo-k day of April.
1901 JOHN z. ROOSEVELT ". ENILES ROOSE-
WELT Executors. GEORGE C. KOSBE. Attorney for
Executors. and 4G Wall street Manhattan Borough.
New City.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
N PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon. Ahner O.

IN PURSUANCE OF aE order of Hon. Abner q.
Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County Of New York.
all having claims against
E OF the County 6f NeyTYork. deceased.
with vouchers thereof
a OF tranSacJng business. No $40 Gerard
Avenue Bronx Borough. in the city OF New York.
before first day OF July next.
Dated. New York. the LIST day of December 1900
EMELINE ALLEN. ADMINISTRATIVE.
HENRY MORRIS HAVILAND, Attorney for Adnlinistra
10 Whitehall St. New York
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
150th Street.

Dated New York April 18th, 1901. >- ,
JOHN JEROIJoMAN. Referee
JOHN l.. RROWER for Plaintiff l56 and los
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New fork-
The approximate OF the liens or charSes
sfy which described property Is 10 De sofa u
the of s1 2T1 oifoO and interest thereon from the
22d day of March. 1901 together with costs amounting %
1912 "A 100 thereon from the 4th day on
April. 1901 allowances amounting TO $l6b lI-lcO
Dated New York. April Is 1901 - 49,