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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-09-27

Notice is hereby given by the County Com.
missioners of Frederick County, Maryland, to
the holders of Frederick County Ter cent
Coupon Bonds, issued under the Act of the
General Assembly of Maryland, passed at the
session of 1888, chapter 2ll and the Act of the
General Assembly of Maryland, passed at the
session Of 1890, chapter rs, which bonds will be
rede mable October /, 1901, that they will re-
deem said bonds on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER /, 1901,
and that all interest on said bonds will cease
with said date.
The holders fsaid bonds are hereby notified
to present the same, together with all proper
coupons attached, at the Citizens National
Bank'of Frederick, Maryland, on said LIST day
of October, A.. ID. 1901 at which time and place
the said bonds and coupons for which interest
is due will be paid.
BY order of the County Commissioners of
Frederick County.
G. G. AMSTERDAM,
aug. 2S-jt. Clerk.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-09-27
ArGrsr TERM. l9I

In the matter of the sale of the Real Esiat'
Henry Buhrman, deceased.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-09-27
The True Source of woman's Beauty.

a beautiful skin without any blem-
ishes comes directly from good health.
and the first step to health and to
beautiful skin is to get and keep the
blood pure. The whole blood system is
like gorgeously colored Venice, with
red waterways and little boats hurrying
to and fro. The latter carry two kinds
of messengers, market boys and scaven-
gers. If these are both trained to ac-
complish their work every day, then
health and beauty are assured. If the
blood is clear, the skin is sure to be
clear.-Ladies' Home Journal
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-09-27
ORDER NISI ON SALES.

In the Orphans Court of Frederick Cour
Maryland.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-09-27

Miss Belle McKinnon is superintend-
ent of big manufacturing plant of Lit
tie Falls, N. Y. She employs 100
hands, is trained in business and is espe-
cialy noted for having amicably settled
several disputes which threatened
strikes.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
PACKING TRADES NAY STRIKE.
SEVENTEEN THOUSAND MEN READY TO
QUIT WORKING ANSWER TO
THEIR DEMANDS.

Chicago, Sept. "A strike of seventeen thousand
skilled workngmen in the packing trades through
out the country is threatened The last day for
the packing firm 10 give answer to the recent
demand of the butchers and dressers for an
increase of 10 per cent in the present scale of
wages expired last night.
In the labor circles affected there is consequently
much uneasiness. The ignoring of their demand
regarded by the butchers of the local packing
firms forecasting the possibility of a struggle.
if the demand is to be urged. President Michael
Donnelly of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and
Butcher Workman's Association. announced last
night that he will try definite reply to-
day from J. Ogden Armour. Of Armour & Co, and
Gustavus Swift of Swift Co.
Among the signs regarded ominous of a strike
is the fact. admitted by Mr. Donnelly. that large
hall is being sought In the stOckyaTdS district as
headquarters for the local unions numbering
three thousand men.
That ultimatum has yet been issued has been
made clear by President Donnelly. But he did not
conceal that he has been disappointed at the fall
of the packers to answer within the stipulated
time the demand for a revision OF the wage scale
the basis of the 10 per cent increase
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
J1IFTH AVENUE and 12oth Street East Size

New York Supreme Court. County of New York
William p. Douglas, Sole Surviving Executor, etc.
Plaintiff against Emmons H.. Sanford al Defendants
In pursuance OF a Judgment foreclosure and sale duly
the above entitled action. and
ing date the 18th day Of August 1901 l. the under
signed Referee said Judgment named. will sell at public
auction he York Real Estate Ssesroon No.
Broadway. the Borough Of Manhattan, City Of New
York. the 9th Of September 1901 II twelve O'Clock
noon on that day William NJ. Ryan Auctioneer. the
premises described said judgment follows All
certain lot situate lying being Borough
Manhattan city Of New York, bounded and described
as follows: Beginning point the eastery OF
Fifth Avenue distant twenty-five feet inches south
erly from souheasteTly OF One hundred
Twentieth Street and Avenue; running east
erly parallel hundred and Twentieth
thence southery parallel with
twenty-five feet; thence westerly parallel with
Twentieth Street hundred
and thence northerly
the casterIy Avenue twenty-five 10 the
point or of beginning.
Dated New York August 10Th. 1901.
LEWIS H. FREEDMAN Referee.
BOWERS g. SANDS Attorneys for Plaintiff. 81 Nassau
street Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New York
The following diagram OF the property referred
I'm the foregoing notice Of sale
Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
DENIES HEAVY GAMBLING At SEA.
JAMES. A CHAMBERS. OF ST. LOUIS. ISSUES
A STATEMENT ABOUT THE
DEUTSCHLAND.

DEUTSCHLAND.
Pittsburg. Sept 4-James A Chambers, president
Of the American Window Glass Company, whose
name has been used in connection with the stories
OF gambling the recent trip Of the Deutschland
and as a member of the Pittsburg syndicate which,
as was alleged bet $4,000 10 Sl5OOOO the Amer
can Cup defender tonight issued the following
signed statement:
With NJ. K. McMullin and several other gentlemen
was Ia Europe on business, NAM eaT monument nj
Pittsburgers. among them being A; r Peacock, u.
snd " l. Muslin. Some OF them were returning
from their vacation, and having no business cares
Every day We had auction pools on the days
Win Which 4i aVerageG 500 TO 500 These were S pools
One day had a SO pool. which, after the auc-
we had large hat or decimal pool. In this pool
were ten men who put In 80 eacn maKiHg s6 5o Se
some OF our party played more or less poker
every day during the voyage. the limit of our game
being s. There was no such betting in the poker
S 5 as aS p Peen s not eEoeed 500 there no
other poker or card games on the boat paruclPaLed
than the game mentioned so that the betting was
Regarding the alleged wager of $4,000 $4,000,
said TO be made by a Pittsburg syndicate. of which
plainly and as distinctly 1 can, there is no
such wager so far as Pittsbprgers are concerned.
No syndicate Of Pttsburgers was formed in New
n pd o1 20 no nertied Sbeck on SDT prominent bank
or any other bank for that purpose issued
here yesterday. / do not know the intention of
publication of the story OF the bet and the pub
lications about heavy gambling. but ! do know
there is truth in them.
Owing the wide publica ton the matter has
ceived within the last few days. / deem IL neces-
sary TO make this statement on behalf Of myself
and friends. j. A. CHAMBERS.
Mr.. Muslin was shown the statement of Mr..
Chambers and said:
As far as the gambling the ship is concerned.
] have already entered my absolute and explicit
denial. So far my connection with the wager
rhe result Of the yacht race is concerned. CON
slider the incident closed, and under circum-
stances will consent to be quoted in the matter
Mr.. Muslin says Mr.. Kingsley introduced to
him in London the commissioner for The Lon
don Express"
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
for native use in the arts and shipping must also
have been considerable
INDUSTRIES.

for native use in the arts ana snipplns must aiso
INDUSTRIES.
The people are largely engaged in weaving sbaca
into lups. the fine textile used in the wearing ap-
poarser fabric used by the natives general The
sails and cordage native craft and twine in bal
large production of oil from the cocoanut.
sHIPBUILDING.
The building of native vessels used in the extern
slve carrying and other coastwse trade is an i'm
yards at the important towns of LegasPi and Ia
baco ana 9tner P0tes: Wv mie1e d i ] m bi,iId
ing and repairing
COMMERCE.
The coastwise trade OF the province is largely
gagged in the transportation of the enormous hemp
yield from the numerous villages along the shores
of the great bays on the coast TO the sea ports from
direct to foreign ports by the great carrying cor
poratiOns of the Oriert.
MINERALS.
The declivitIes of the lofty SUBMITS of Mayon
Masaraga and Malinao and the eastern coast range
show indications of coal gold silver and iron IN
ae he Sl Of dS
quicksilver indicates the existence of that
and valuable metallic substance.
FORESTS.
The province abounds in valuable woods suita BILE
for shipbuilding. dyeing and other economic pur,
poses. The necessity, however. of the presence of
from the sun renders forest preservation indis-
the success of the great industry Of the
province.
FRUITS
The fruits of the islands abound and constitute
important item of food among the natives.
UNITED STATES MILITARY OCCUPATION.
In January 1900, after the close of the campaign
IN Luzon. General Kobbe. at the head of an exped-
ton, took charge of this province. driving the in
surgents and establishing garrsons. Since that
time the government has been entirely peaceful.
CIVIL GOVERNMENT
on April 26. 1901. under the Provincial Organiza-
ton act. the Philippine Commission established
civil government in this province with the follow
ing officers giving their yearly salaries payable In
money of the United States; Provincial Governor,
81 CO., Secretary. $500 Treasurer tbond 10000 till
March 1902. subject to renewal $500; Supervisor.
81 000 Fiscal, 81 500.
All provincial officers allowed necessary and
actual travelling expenses. not exceeding s. 30 a
day while absent from the capital of the province
on official business, TO be allowed by the pro-
vinCial hoard and paid resolution of the board.
forwarded to the insuar treasurer, and by him ap-
proved.
The presidentes or alcaIdes of the municipa lties
are required to meet the third Monday in Janu-
airy. April. July and October to consider improve
ments needed in the province and for other pur-
poses. Other necessary details added by the
organic act Of the province.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
PIANOS.
STORAGE NOTICES.
New York. Aug. I'D. 1901

New York Aug. I'D. 1901.
THE NEW METROPOLITAN
FIREPROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
30 and Al West 66;h-st-
To \. . $eely. \. VI. Bailey J. 9. Fsn-
right Mrs. e. r. Rrodix. Mrs. H Vreeland.
John T. Dougau Airs q. Els. L FOFdyce.
s. r. Spear. J Z. Robbins. Mrs T. ].
F.erch. Adele A Stanley. D. g. Richardson.
VIM. = CoNtoTd, Mrs. NsEle, Mrs. G. II.
Ferguson Mrs John Merryless. Robt. Z.
Pc, caem Mrs Helen Blair Mrs. J. y.
Alexander r. l.. striker. Mr.. or Mrs. John
Irwin Mrs MAY Hoey. John Rogers. Miss
Helm Harrington. Nrs Thcrp, l. Cherry
Charlotte Grimshaw. Mrs. Elmer. Mrs Min
ME Metbot. You and each % sou are here
by notified that the time for the payment Of
the lien We hold upon the property herein
after described having expired, after due
notice thereof had been given YOU. We viii
cause such property. 10 wit, house hold
goods oftice furniture. personal effects and
general merchandise. stored hy YOU in our
warehouse. 20 be SOLD az public auction. ac-
cordlng 20 The statute in such cases made
and provided. az our warehouse. 80 and +i
West 6sth- ST.. Sew-Nork city. on Monday.
sept "a. 1901 commencing Al 10 a. m.
and will - continued until all the goods
are disposed ~.
THE NEW METROPOLITAN FIREPROoF
STORAGE WAREHOUSE
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
MERRILL.
tentre Inc OF BIeekeI
A1A5a u
Centre line OF Fulton Street


The approximate Il lien charge satisfy
the described is be sold
with interest thereon from 18th day August 1901
together and allowance. amounting Si57
with interest thereon from August 81 1901
expenses Of the sale The approximate of
taxes other liens which allowed
purchaser Of the purchase paid by the
Is S265, and interest.
The premises be subject covenants con
taned deed recorded the office of Register Of
Weschester County in Llber T3s 420. sub
o existing easements. IL
Fulton and Barker Avenue. and a for
the principal sum $500. a lien thereon
with the at So from January LIST 1901
Dated. New York. August 26. 1901.
JAMES B. KILSHEIMEK Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
foreclosure Snlcs.
NEW YoRK srPREME COURT. COrNTY

-
or NEW YoRK.-BronS Investment company plain
tiff against Elizabeth $ Lee. and Others. defcnaan's
In u Judgment of Foreclosure and sal" dGy
made and entered In -" above entitled action b-Gs
the oist August 1901. l. the undNrssn"d 'h"
Ref-Te" in said Judgment named VII se AZ Flhi' An.
ton. a. the New York Real Estate ~1l'Sro"fn - wv
Rroadway IN the Borough of Msrha,lan ,lan ..', I h."
room. on mat d4N hv James i N"iN Al''l'i mo
rernses di1~,ted hy said ju4smrni 20 B., s'la "1 ~
~ I4rd situate I,ipg herC
County and of New YORK borough of the Bronx.
point formed hv the intersection n the -
BARKER with tho c~ntr" line ~ Picker street
Blocker Street four hundred and twenty i've and - 100
a25 43 feet less 10 the earterlv Ene ~ ne
The Bronx Park hundred eighty four P6-lo0
uS4gG the centre line % Fulton Street. thence
dred and fourteen and Gi459i feet
line or Barker Avenue and thence nortbery
erhtyelgh, ana 100 the point place Of be
ginning: 3eng all the tract Of land and promises
Philo T Puggles referee. Wilson cary smith dated
January - 1870 recorded Iiher 73s Of Deeds.
oury. iy. , 10y $40 . ,s p a. a. rTii Is75 ~ anS racei a.
ssaTt1 saa JsrYsry 2s isqs and recorded in the pegt
Is2s. premises being designated and described
said deeds lots Numbers 1875 1876 1917 lG7s 1879
and part lot Map the Estate OF Peter Lori
lard deceased. situated In Westcheser County. New
an oTder Of judgment supreme bearing date
together one-half the lying In
OF and adjoining said lots excepting much of
Mayor. Aldermen and commonalty OF the city Of New
for Bronx Park
Dated. New York August 26 1901.
JAMES B. KILSHEIMER. Referee
MERRILL ROGERS. Attorneys for Plaintiff =
III Broadway. Manhattan New York city
as described above numbers have been given
t'eufr tfpeO ~ RleeLa
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
about sixty years old. The youngest Of N. -.
dren is less than year old eni,
APPRAISER FOR ROGERS ESTATE HERE

HE WILL DETERMINE THE PORTION TO se,.
THE INHERITANCE TAN IN THIS STATE
On the application of the State Controller g.
gate Thomas yesterday appointed William a. ~
son appraiser for the purposes or assess;r w ~
value of the personally in this State of T.o,~ s ~
Rogers, the owner of the locomotive works q. !, .
erson, N j., which is liable TO the navr1a ~ Fat-
the Inheritance tax. Mr. Rogers left Ms 49,. sss of
which has been estimated at S5000O00 to tba Male
pOlitan Museum of Art. with the exceptio-sh shetIo-
few bequests. The greater part OF the ss1as " a
situated in New-Jersey 0S'a'e Is
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
RECIPROCITY CONTENTION TO BE CALLED.

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MANUFACTURERS
TAKES ACTION IN PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia. Sept. 4.-The executive committee
of the National Association of Manufacturers,
after session lasting nearly FIVE hours to-day de-
cded to call reciprocity convention at date to
be later named
The trade relations with Cuba were also dis
cussed and the date for the next convention OF
the National Association of Manufacturers hxed
for the third week in April.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
s. Fl. R0BBINs's FrNER4L To-UoRpou

The funeral of S. Rowland Robbins Fire g.
missioner under Mayors Grant and Gilroy win -
held tomorrow at 10 a m. at the Church Of ths
Incarnation. His death occurred yesterday ar r.r
a. at the Presbyterian Hospital whittier -
had been taken three weeks ago at his own reousss
on his return from abroad His sister Mrs Thsfcs'
er NJ Adams. and her husband had been with bi,-
almost constantly. Shortly before Mr.. Robhins-t
death Mrs. Adams compelled to leave his ba5s
side. being thoroughly exhausted by her vigiIs H.
had been unconscious since Sunday. The stsra-
ment in The Tribune yesterday that he was con-
scious Tuesday night unfounded,
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
FIRE CHIEF NAY BE LOST.

THREE LUMBER YARDS AND A CHURCH
BURNED IN EMPoRIA. KAN
Emporia. Kan. Sept A disastrous fire
started by spark from a Santa Fe engine
caused a property loss of SlO0yn00. Three lum-
ber yards and church were burned. and 1t is
said that Chief Humphreys of the Fire De-
partment pershed in the flames
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
u4y Drops DEAD FROU FRIGBT

Watertown, n. Y. Sept. 4-Thomas lie Clara
aged twenty-five, dropped dead Gouvernsur
to-day. when faced by the Sheriff armed with a
warrant for his arrest the charge of cr,leltv
to animals He died from fright
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
HELP wASTi.p
==s-a=s==- -

~
MafS.
ATTENTION. MEN 3 takes Won 20 all
principal ports " Europe London. Liv-
crpool Glasgow Hun. Antwerp etc. also
free passage procured. Apply AT shipping
offices ; Clinton ST. and - WeSt-st-. y. Y
ATTESTION,-Men wanted. s. and 81
takes YOU to Liverpool. London: SO TO
Germany; SIS 20 Cape Town. South Atrica
Alsn experienced CattlemsT wanted. Call
personally. shipping once. IS lst-st-
MANAGER WANTED in every large county
to appoint agents for the Famous tame
O. skill nickel slot machine for drinks ol
cigars. lawful everywhere, takes place ~
all forbidden slot machines Rented or sold
on easy PAYMENTS. Secure territory gutck-
PALMER BILLIARD TABLE WORKS
Chicago. H.
WANTED. the office of drygNods com
mission house. Protestant American boy
about Is with some experience Address
in own hand, T. O. Box ,+Hl, NeW cIA.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
DEATH OF 4 GREAT L4NDHOLDER.

JOHN CARL. WHO OWNED BETWEEN FIFTEEN
HUNDRED AND TWO THOUSAND ACRES
IN SUFFOLK. PASSES AWAY
Commac Long Island. Sept. 4.-John CARL, who
was known as the largest land owner in Suffolk
County if not in Long Island, died yesterday. aged
seventy-six years. Mr.. CARL may be said TO have
been land poor. as the greater part of his income
was eaten up by taxes. His holdings amounted 10
between fifteen hundred and two thousand acres
and as d great portion of the land was never used
he derived income from IL.
He had mania for buying land, ana II Is Sald
that was near his place. Mr.. Caril was married
tWice he leaves one daughter by his first wife
and five children by his second wife. who was SIX
teen wears old when he married her. he being then
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
NEW OIL WELLS. SOL tn

NEW OIL WELLS SOUTH AND WEST.
Guthrie Okla. Sept. AT Granite Okla.
gusher of oil has been struck at depth OF three
hundred feet The flow is very heavy, and the
discovery has created great excitement.
birmingham Ala. Sept. 4-lt is reported that
oil has been found COrdova. AT depth of $50
feet
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05

Rochester. y Y, Sept. 4-P. A. Moran. aged
ffty-oue proprietor Of the Moran Hotel on the
Ridge Road committed suicide last night BY cut
ting long cash in his throat He probably
demented at the time.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
9th Avenue.

The approximate aggregate amount OF the Plaintiff $
upon premises with interest costs and disburse
mens 67 So and OF taxes assesselts and water
rates Sl54s LEWIS H. FREEDMAN Referes.
BOWERS & SANDS. Attorneys for Piaintin
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
EXCESSIVE MORTALITY IN JrLY

DEATHS IN NEw-YoRK STATE ABOVE THE AV-
ERAGE.
Albany. Sept 4.-There were 1888 deaths in this
State during the month of July, according to the
monthly bulletin Of the State Health Commits
siOner. The bulletin says:
The mortality excessive. being above the
average The average temperature several
degrees above the normal especially during the
first few days, and the increase OF mortality is
chiefly due it's effects The city OF NeW-York
reports ll55 deaths from heat. There were eight
deaths reported from lightning stroke and Ill
deaths occurred from drowning. altogether making
over two thousand deaths attributed 10 accidents
and Violence much beyond any former record.
Smallpox is reported causing 50 deaths. num-
ber in excess OF that of any heretofore recorded,
"a having occurred in June. OF these SO occurred
in New-York City. where about go new cases de-
veloped during July.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
uNFUR>IsuED ROOMS WANTED

\ FAMILY of three adults, father and son
connected with university. desire unfur-
nishrd nnoT % from 10 rooms. IN nice
location In New York CITY address with
terms. ''t-NIV t,RSiTN. Sos Warreu-st-.
Newark y 7
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
.sTRoLoGY AND PALMIsTRY.

NINE. LEILA. Nev-Orleans Astrologtst,
PaIruist and Cards ladies only. IS west
4sth-st. irsi floor. front.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-Soo secondhand
wood and iron working machines. tully
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO p EDDY. 39s Madison-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
NOTES or THE ST1GE.

II is announced that the opening date Of the
musical spectacle THE Ladies' Paradise" at ths
METROPOLITAN Opera House. will be not later than
September Is II is possible that the opening viii
the latter part of next week but the 18th is the
more likely date.
Louis Francis Brown, manager of the Burton
Holmes lectures. has just received dispatch from,
Mr. Holmes. saying that he is in Pekng after
havfng endured unusual hardships on his Journey
down the AmuTe River in Siberia. II was Mr.
Holiness original intention to extend his expIora-
tions into Mongolia. but the unprecedented drouth
and the unsettled condition of the country made
this inadvisa BILE On reaching NladivOstok there
fore Mr.. Holmes proceeded directly TO Peking
from which point he expects TO Ike somewhat
extensive study of that portion of China. After
leaving China Mr.. Holmes Will go to COrea and
thence to Japan. where he will take rest before
returning TO this country He will have ACQUIRED
a variety Of topics for his coming seasons lectures
the series being entitled a New Way Around the
World" His season will begin in Chicago in the
latter part of November.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
nfnle-

CARETAKER-As caretaker on gentle
mans place. by man and wife; no chill
dreu man used to horses. or would go as
vsrchman FOR some hotel or summer resort /.
wife will DO hoUsework; no objections 70
country; good references. Address ]. G-.
rs Gates ave. Brooklyn, top doOr.
COACHMAN. GARDENER, &c.-COOK,
LAU-NDRESS. &c--Disengaged Septem-
Der Is: married couple. practical thorough,
all around servants; competent for charge
OF large establishment or all the work OF
small place: have two good, industrious
children. r ]. KENNEDY, Lawrence
Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
HELP WANTED.
Female

WANTED.--A capable woman 70 represent
n thoroughly Responsible mouse IN esS"
district as manager TIE duties are main
Iy Office work and correspondence: S.-Oo
yearly MGR. HOLIDAY GOODS. SOo star
building Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-05
Antique FURNITURE.

1T THE ANTIQUE FURNITURE E-N-
CHANCE. .s99 Broadway. above eSd-sI-;;
vou can md some choice samples OF oIa
ancestral furniture; every piece a pst.- poslt.se
tsrrat, dne repairing and repohsnIhs'
rsasonable. Inspection invited; open oven
ingS
5,.-grIes all descriptions; reasonable
mi Is also repairing. MULLER. as East
52a ST