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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-10
REAL ESTATE.

The Hudson Realty Company has bought In, IN
,acc,,es Kralauer the Two buildings. Nos Il anu
~ zEas+ ThirfHv-second-st. They stand on a p'o'
6oxsS9 feet. s,,,t,,a
7 Klein has bought the three five storY uou1-9
.enernent houses. No 222 10 go East hlEn'y
81 They stand on plot 75x1Go feet
Louis I.ese has purchased from 1llInlllo, -
Fink the five story double fat house No. II 49,
Observation-Disclosures Inc ,,-
=. .1a Int are 25xl0o feet. He has also oou7iI'
+r,,, Solomon Bavnes the five story double ma
a,o,se No % East One-hundred- a no-1o'ii teen
This building occupies a lot 25Nlt'-u ieel-
I 7 Phillips & Co. have sold Tor herman
+en 10 2 Mr. Lindemeyer, No. 49, west oe'e-
seventh-st This is three story hlsh s'ooP ''-
vsfe dwelling house a lot 2ONoSNlVZ- le7'- .
II was reported yesterday that t4IioS 90
<=arrnendia had sold his dwelling nous - Eff
West ForTy-eighth-st. This report was not VEN
Me- W Bower has sold 10 Charles NJ ThWaites,
Cor Louis Eickwort- No IVA Iau6i4o9 49,
be scbenkei estate has sold through E A Crllao
shank q Co Mandelbaum * leWI1le III - -
stor-v bric.I dwelling house No. 200 west 1"ehtH-
serond-st. The lot is 1E9NssS itel 7,,..,-o,-..i-
Jacob Iunitz has sold through JACOB nm m bs
an5 Kocdinofsky the five story bTlck ma %
No Monroe-st. for about $l9U0L Inc lot Is -''-A
Mrs Merritt has sold Mr.. Roberts through
r--e5erIch NJ Wilson the three story ilaJIloIS
f26 East OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in'h-sl' nc t''
H MI 90 Healv & Co have sold for Thomas Re.
can IN PhiliD J. Kearns the plot on me east sue VI
sSresfon-ave 800 feet south OF Field race ,,-.
from John E Winthrop toWHlh ttIe NV ~ 6s
building between Greene ano mercer s's'' NJ -
to 1o2 Grand-st- 49,, ,,a for lanes 7
1<oonie the northwest corner OF AnsI a.
ard Eighty-third-st-. five story tliu :! e i
building, a lot 257xlo0 feet The buyer Is an IN
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WOULD INDICT FOR SPEEDING.
ENSACR, CHARGES JURY ON ABUSE
OF HIGHWAYS.

Hackensack " J. Sept. (SpeciaD-Supreme
Court Justice Dixon opened the September term OF
the Bergen County Court here this morning with d
vigorous charge the grand jury concerning au
tornobiles He referred to the killing Of Richard
Henches in Tfackensack last May, when MS morse
SHE'D az the automobile owned by Blum Brothefs'
The wealthy Overs Of Lodi. while the nachlne vas
travelling, il is alleged. at about forty-rVe Inile
an hour. Henches was a gardener Tor the WIN"
of the late President Z. Z. Poor of the NatohaI
Park Bank After reciting the facts in the drown
ing OF Francis Knapp and his little son. who were
backed off the Little Ferry bridge, Justice DlNoh
said:
A somewhat similar, but much more aggTaEkareH 49,
is of the death OF person v nOSc
was frightened by a automobile. under, clI
stances which seem to leave no DOUBT IN II.e
of those who in possession OF the facis Iii J,
persons il said, driving their . sc
miles an The effect OF THIS was ina one
attached moving machine was Ir1gn ;iiFs7
killed and another seTelousIE IN NJ of all
Our public roads are for the common IS in
r1eope ANY person no uses these publc ~, -
such way endanger another person : - NO
guilty of a common nuisance, ana any -. e,,rh
speed mentioned guilty OF a common
and should indicted accordingly blCscIeF on
hicles and horses have the right OF me ~ Nos Of
highways, but they must not endansef vs.
persons them. If driving along Such 5s-t
at such high speed frghtens morse anu 5;+,cer+
death you will justified in finding an ~ I1oy
sible for the probable consequences Oh MS o"' --
prudence
The executors Of Richard Henches' the VEN. IN -,
mis- automobile accident. have a sun 4oI $780,
damages on the calendar against BUN % ,ait,v
owners of the automobile in question: iL-S Fr+ iI,
dyers also defendants II a sur .,,,ro+ in the
Johr Krieger. who seriously injured III 'ie
accident.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.

soth-st 5 = e99.8 q e OF 2d-ave. 5O6x1oo.s:
Thomas W Greenwood TO Peter Wagner; mort
gage $50 coo. -----------.---.
xIle; Louis Harris 10 Harry L Horton: mort
West End-axe. $. 53.S Fl n Of lolst-st. % 3x
Ice: Leo Lehman 20 Leon A Luheskind;
mortgage S31 $50.
67th-st No 463 West. o0NIco5; PasquaIe Capo-
nigrf 10 Frank WaTburton and another;
Grand-st. No So TO lo2 s. 1eoxlcox irregular:
John Z and winthrop Cowdin 20 Grand Street
Realty Company: 1orfgage. Sla5. ODo--.-..--..
GS.h-st, g. 125 II " Of MadisOn-ave. o-6Xl02. p
Anna r Mead 70 Charles 4 Gould: y and S.
Sd-ave n e cor I7ath-st. So 10xio0x-xl00 Rosa
rnond Herter and another to Stephen NJ AndeT-
son. mortgage. 81. 1872 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lllrn-st, n 200 IL Of 2d-sve, 2Sx1oo11:
Francesca Fractello 10 Antonio Fraciello ct al;
o2d-s. No I3s East isxio0.5: Edith McViokar to
Jane Cox; mortgage $50! goo. --.-....--..--.-
11lth-st n s 225 II Of 2d-ave Sxio011:
Antonio Frac!ello q al to Francisco Fracello:
mortgage, s21, $50
Insist No i5s East 2oxI00.5: George Derni-
son as trustee 70 Frederick Ortiz ct al. with
ali title 10 trust fund, etc..--.--....--.----.-
Same property; Matilda Mangold 70 same. all
6th-ave e = COS n 8 Of esth--t 40x1oo Augustus
c Downing TO Josephine de Relset ct al
12sfh's1 n = 100 II e Of sth-ave J0x99. II; Louis
Russell TO Max Marx. mortgage. S1o.ooo------..
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Slst year. Inclusive
class Illustrated Programme sHiCHS hEst
THOS. COOK < SON, 26l 4. .1sa p. ~
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Clfaflons.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York by the Grace Of God free and independent[T
Agnes c. Turnkey Edwin l. Garvin. David Nilmot
GarNin. the heirs of kin OF Sarah NJ Berlin
deceased greeting Whereas Louis taugeres Bishop
0 lately applied 10 the
gates Court % New York 10 have certain
instrument writing relating roth real and personal
property, duly proved the last VIII and Testament or
Sarah NJ Berlin late Of the County OF New York de-
ceased Therefore and each of you are cited TO aP
pear before Of County OF New YORK
at his Office County o New York on the IND
day OF September. thousand nine hundred and two
at hapast O'Clock forenoon OF that DAY then
and there attend probate OF the said last VIII and
testament And such OF are hereoy Clteu. as
are under the age Of twentyone years are 70
appear by your guardian. 4 you have one. or II you
have none appear and apply be appointed
or IN tie OF your neglect failure 10 do So a
viii appointed Surrogate to represent
ara act for in the proceeding In testimony whereof
We nave caused the seal Of SurroGates Court OF the
said County OF New York be hereunto aflxed WIZ,
ness Hon. Abner c. Thomas, Surrogate OF our sald
County OF New York. said County. the End day OF
July. in the year OF thousand nine hun
dred and two. FAIRFAX M'LAUGHLIN.
L. 81 Clerk of Surrogates Court
BOWERS & SANDS Executors. 81 Nassau
Street Borough Manhattan New York CRY.
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Auction sales were he'd yesterday at No III
Broadway follows:
BY Peter Meyer Co: W l27th-st. cor 18th ave.
40 11xlOo story foreclosure sale: Joseph
fIarnerschag II Browning ct al: a L & Jacobs.
attys: Mccain ref due on judgt SIS 1913 IL costs.
$50 600: the plaintiff SIPS
IL W esth-zt 1915 II OF Amsterdam %
n o % TX 6 g22x " story b dwg h: fore
closure sale: A Boeert- trus etc. agt Rudolph Won
f<nee Il L Henry kropf. ref. due
1udgt e7772 costs. SS2e 20: Sl3
plaintiff $500: l43 w esthst 1915 # %
80 Xxx ls.6x % OK 30 tx Is.
story dwg h: foreclosure sale parties due
plaintiff 5000; 81 " S6l-st ga # W OF West
F,nd-axe I7xlo0 So: story h: foreclosure sale,
Gushing Ellis SouShworth Roby & Taylor.
artys: NacDonough. ref; due on judgt. s2577 oS:
s21: prior $4,000. with
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HONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
RED BANK

Leave Franklin St. "A, North River. Daily at o
NJ and y NJ. Sundays. 9 A M only
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5lst-st No 42I to 42s West 553x1oo5; Isaac
Boehu Ell al 70 Onward V ThornaI; mortgage.
l4tf1-st No 227 West 25xI2o: Willard II Hutchn-
ct al Jose Torres: mortgage, So, oeo-- $50
T1mpson Place. s al lot Is. map East
Morrisania 1886 l0X-x-; T1mpson Place. g at
81 Joseph-st. SO TX 634- 2I
"a. place. x 6 3S9 2x S 2I9.4 St Joseph
st n 6 6, WhitlOck- ave. 2Ss. 10x634. TX
2j7. 6x617 3: Whitlock-ave, s 9 Lot 49,
map n to centre creek 4
1888 n 1872
Harry 1. Horton to Louis Harris.
West End g. As II of 79th-st. 81 .2x1oo:
Henrx D Mirick and wife Arthur D Spess
mortgage $4,000 ----.--.--------
Same proPeT-. D Spiess 10 Henry . Mirick
Riverside Drive No IA. g s. 32x1O0: Walter A
Riverside Drive, No IA. 32H1G0; Riverside
Drive $. 46.5 # n Of S6th-st. 20xIO0: S7th-st,
No $50 West. 20x10o.s; also 26 acres in Rich
rnond. Edith La Bau Dyer ct al Lillian La
Bau Aynar and another, trustees -.-......-...
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
5th-st Nos 647 and East, for a six story brick
fathouse with store, 80 7xs4: J Fisher. No 1913
East 5th-st. owner: Bernstein & Bernstein. No
III Broadway. architects. sou
Lexington and 46th-st. n e corner. for six
story brick fathouse. with store, 40x9o.5 VI
Kessler No lib Attorney-st owner; G F Pelham,
5th-eve. architect 40
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP IrNE

fG FoR SeM X yITs Wapss9ays fridays and Saturdays
sTRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued to all
points IN texas Colorado. Arizona, al
&c; Georgia Florida &c Deiigbtfni lorna Mexico
c. H MALLORY & Co. Gen Aets piar on sUis ~ "
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OPIUM MORPHINE, LIQUOR.

HABITS CURED at home or at SAM
torium: physicians reference: CORE
spcndence confidential. FRANK R1Cht4IN'
35l West 42u-st.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

NALET--By young man: aged D. C
ROSE. S1+ Broadway. Brooklyn.
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PAMNRRONERS, SALES.
L. l. FlRUsKI. Auctioneer. 20 BoWery'
soils 10 r-r--

I. I. FlRUsHI. Auctioneer 20 Bowery'
Sept l0-By VIM. simpson & CO. j. Jew SnEk
Sept. lily VIM. Goidstone. 3! az
| Row. Diamonds. Watches, Jewetry anu al
goods pledged prior Sept l. 1901 anu di'
0' Sept 41 iIIB sgo H. Phillips. 157 Bowery.
| Clothing. etc. pledged prior sept l, 1871
Sept. 12-By Mayer & Co. Jewelry
| Sept. 15-Py NJ. Simon & Son; % H ne al
| goods pledged from No. 81, $50 10 NO. W 49,
Sept 15-By J. Kalmus. 80 6th-axe,, a.. .
Kalmus & Sen. us 3d-ave., Iia IIedred
! prior Sept. 3. 1901. and all older dates.
Sept. 15-By Levy & Cook, olo hu1S't q.
St; p Dreyer & CO, IOl 0th 7s4 sihIave..
Clothing, etc. pledged prior Sept 5. 1901
Sept. 16-By Goldstone Bros, $50 80. et M
ave. Diamonds. Watches JsWeiry anu GA
Sept. I6-By NJ. & E. Bruckheimer, 2 Jos
3d-ave-, Clothing, etc; pledged sept; p; -
Sept - J. J. Fiji kiivn 4' Diamonds.
Watches, Jewelry and all goods piedssa
prior Sept. I, 1901. 40,
Sept. i7-By ]. Anderson. S07 W sd
st. Clothing. etc. pledged Sept. l. lS"i-
JOS. STRONGHOLD & SONS. Aucts-
Sent. I0&Jeweiry. watches. diamonds.
etc; A. Freund. 1.545 3d-ave o,o,n,,y
Sept 11-Men's and womens clo'hi"e'
etc : L. NJ. Levy sO7 Columbus-ave
sept Ii-Jewelry. watches, diamonds,
etc.:J ] Aaron (, Son, I91 Grand-st.
Sept I2-Men's and women cIothlhS'
etc: L. Bruckheimer & CO., I9o Zo-dEe ~
Bruckheimer. :, 30 @d-ave- -
Sept. 15-Clothing; 5. Cirker Z" o.
Brooklyn. o. c,o,,,-,
bus-avs.: P. Haskell. 81 7th-aVe. ,.,.,-,.-
sept I61Men's and women's clothing
etc. +: : Letchtentritt $50 2d-ave
CENTRAL AUCTION CO, N. sheehan'
Auctioneer. 49, and 15i Canal-st;
Sept iO-By Joseph Levy. 80 NaficH-S'''
clothing pledged 10 sept. J. 1871 o. .,
Sept f1--By A; Wen & CO. ZOO, ID
sept. Ply P. Freei, 100 Grand st;
Sept. I5-By II McAleenan. 469 Fulton
2C414. 80, 49,.
clothing pledged to Sept l, 1901.
42d-sr. diamonds. jewelry. etc, Pledsed 90
July I. 1901. Nos. 6.0o1 to 1900. and soods
Sept. i6-By I Welsenberger. 1881 ID
ave clothing pledged 10 Sept. 10. lSpl.
Sept. l7-By NJ. Lavery. 594 shave.
diamonds tewelry. etc. pledged TO septefh-
Sept. 17-By F. Berger. 4eo eth-ave..
clothing, pledged TO Sept 10 1901.
ELI sOBEL. Auct.. 9s Bowery. sells;
Sept 10-Clothing and women's goods L
Sobel. 50 Ist-ave.
sept. 1t-Jewel-y. H. Freund Co. 8
Sent 12-Clothin~ Joe sobeI. 1.7O4 sd-ev.
sept. I5-Ciothing L Rosenberg. 1856 sth-
Sent re-IeweIrv. 2. Sohel. 60 rst-ave
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Auction sales were held yesterday at No III
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WATCHES REPalRED@1. 90
FOR CLEANING OR HANDSPRING
Warranted ] year" Jewelry made and
reDaires Old watches and gold jewelry
taken in trade and bought for cash
CHARLES A KEENE, $50 broadway. New
York city. open until 6 o'clock. Saturdays
included.
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USEFUL MAN, middle aged. In country:
care horse. COW. small garden. good raT-
erences- SSI East 152d-st-. care OF g.
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OLD GOLD AND SEVER WANTED.

OLD GOLD. silver and platinum bought;
SCHWITTER & KENNED4- SIoio anu
Silver Refiners Is John-st-. New-1o rh
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
received at their Uptown Office
NO 1854 BROADWAY.
Between Beth and s7th SITS. unt:! . O'Clock p. m
advertisements will received the following branch
onfces at regular Office until o'clock m,
23d 1913 6th-aye.,
sl2 asst I4th-st-; 257 West 42d-st.
,%'aar 1b and Sth ayes; 2G8 West I25thst.; };SS
Nth I.O.6 :sd-Rye.,
Ist-ave.. S9th-st.: 1917 East
Tremont-aye-: $50 :Sd-nve..
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HELP WANTED

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ANY Intelligent person may earn good in
come writing for newspapers; 81 per col
unn for work done in spare time: experience
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PRESS SYNDICATE. LockpOrt v Y.
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.vrp1c.xRooF1NG & PAINT co:

ASBESTOS PIPE and boiler coVerin lI", root
teed, Telephone 3o44 B John. 70 Maiden
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Ocean 6teamers.
MWRTH GEBElAN llGDWm-

MORTM GIEREMMN LLOYD.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Pier 81 North River. Gansevoort 81
.Kaiserfn Sept 16 10 A VI. sKaisern-. IA IN
kro7prinz- Sept 23 9 AN kronprinz. Oct p u
Kaiser. Oct. Z. 10 A N. Kaiser. Nov ~
-Kaiserin Maria Theresa arrives and sails -
Bremen Piers. foot Of ID and 81 SITS. Hoboken n
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
Cherbourg-Southampton alter lateIy, and Rrema,
From Bremen Piers Hoboken n j.
Eurfuerst Sent IS II A NJ Friedrich Oct o IN w
HohenzoFn Sept Is 10 A tKurfuerst Oct fS 10 y
Bremen. -. Oct 2. 10 a. NJ Bremen =. Nov IL 10 NJ
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
GI3RALTAR-NAPLE@ GENOA
From Pier 81 # Of Amty St BROOKLYN
Aner- Sept -. Pm AIe-. Oct IS 10 An
Sept. -. I PM Tahn. NJ "a
Trave Oct. II. 10 A II Trave. % 10 An
OELRItHS x Co. NO. 3 BROADWAY. n
Louis II. Meyer. As South Third ST.. Phia- "
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CANCER AND LUPUS

REMARKABLE discovery: supersedlns
\ RAYS. VIOLET RAYS;
60. ocd pIasters. Physician. 361 Tomp-
GIVE brooklyn. n. Y. Y. $. A.
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FRENCH CUSTOM CORsETs.

MADE BY NINE. l. MoLLERN; t5l East
sgth-st., near Lexington-sve; ohers , sPs-
ciaI Inducements for summer Iholli ms, Hlsh-
iv recommended by the leading physicians.
Corsets copied.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLEs'
MANUFACTURERS of billiard anu Poo o
lowest prices MARX BROS. "a Union 81
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEANING.
J, & j. w. @IlLlAM9
ss3 NJ. Saith ST. c Si ne
CARPET CLEANING. Established 1879
w. @lLL1AMS & SON y,
@l0 w. 77TH ST, h;;sf 5 d
= CLEANING Established 1870
,--I,I1NS 3 PETERSON. reliable steam
- nran air carpet cleaning works: D
rer ward 3Ol East 4ith-st-
C.pFETTI. CARPET CLEANING CO.
go, NV com IMPRESSED air. steam. hand OF
aoor 55s broadway. 42i East 4sth-sI
SaE a BRANDT. Tel l32 sSth
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SCALP AND FACIAL MASSAGE

SHAMPOOING. Manicuring; Richters SUI
perior hair tonic: satisfaction guaranteed
A RICHTER. 200 East 21st-st: home or
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TREATMENT FOR RHEUMATISM.
WATCHES REPAIRED.

BY T. H. THALMA. SO West 52d-st.; also
hair and scalp treatment.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

BOARD AND ROOMS.
A,-A,-A.-ATTENTION! ~, .,,.a.o
Attractive floors, suites WIN ~ l
bath, with or without board; single rooms.
Doctors. offices. all desirable locati ions.
highest references given. my SIt nc %
West 33d-st
7oTH-sT.. 80 wEsT-Beautifui rooms rooms:
with large dressing rooms anu 49,
mt.h ,ai en enite. refined SURROUNDINGS
every comfort and convenience, ~ 80, 49,
tebie and service; large parlor dining iooni'
reference
25s WEST 52D-sT. Telephone l.5a2 c ,fdrin,,
bls-FIoors single rooms; ioL So aii,,b
anpreciattDg refined surroundings. on'S ~
desired: board optional leie'
changed and investigated
or ABRAMS. EAST 31sT-sT.
pcr-s single en- suite; doctor ONCE.
.,'oIn hatbs. dining room parior ho'F'
electric light table board
S1CT-ST 116 WEST.-Handsomeiy iur.
nishad or unfinished rooms. ~ a.
harh. strictly high class taole, ieIiiH 80. -
rnlIndings: highest references given d41N
Quired.
5oTH-sT-- 20 wEsT.-Rooms. with board:
winter arrangements. reference
ION ST. POS AND 210 WEST.-A, rlch -,
furnished first or second moor, m-'it .tia.
vate bath: also hall room: superior 'aO'0'
references given and requl'td.
1gTH-sT.. 1872 EAST.-Finest central 'oCa-
ton: corner rooms with ana "'. s,,,oIi ia
vate baths: parlor dining room s'ial Va
tIas. aytr. choice meals; Investigate eA-
.raor,d,,arV accommodations: references
,sTH-sT gas wEsT-Large and small
'0 -oIr,s. single or en- suite: first class
American home: convenient TO all car lines
refined neighborhood.
II EAST PATH ST. CMadison square,
Double and single rooms with boaFu'
gentlemen; references exchanged.
Be TO SO EAST TH-ST.-Full hotel &C
commodations. light rooms. with nrfah-
fast and table 6'hote dinner. ihcIuuIhs
wine for sl2 per week Full VaIue'
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LAWYERS $.

wills ragacies damages for personal in
$3.50 estates contracts; consultation
foe E;DyTARD w. BREMEN. Room f.
III Broadway.
SMITH & ENGEL. reliable lawyers. SUs
tic hr dfficulties quickly adjusted: consulta
ton free.
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In Hat. EVIL Halls Home.

Mrs. Sabrina Watts Hall of Jones
boro, Me-, celebrated her ninety-eighth
birthday on Sept s, aud during the
evening some fifty or sixty of her
neigbors and friends gathered at her
home and passed the evening with her.
Several useful presents were left. AL
though Mrs. Hall has nearly reached
the century mark she is still bright
and active. retaining her faculties TO a
remarkable degree. She resides with
her daughter, Miss Laura, in house
that was built los years ago by Hate
Evil Hall. father of her late husband,
Horace G. Hall. Her father, Samuel
Watts, ST., assisted the liens of tia
chias in the capture of t British wal
vessel, Margaretta on June ~, 1775, in
the first naval battle of the evolution
airy war. Maine can boast of but few
such remarkable women as Mrs. Hall
Bangor (Me.) Commercial.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-10-02
THE MARKETS.
Latest Quotations From Grain and
Live Stock Centers.

Latest Quotations From Grain and
Live Stock centers.
St. Paul, Sept. 20. - Wheat-No. l
Northern, 7e972c; No. Northern.
81 1909 1-2c: No. 3, 62 a Csc; no
grade, 5S066c. Corn No. yellow,
So 1-2c; No. 5, 81 lie. Rye No. 2,
As 100 acc Barley - Mailing grades,
n@5Sc: feeding. 41@45c. Flax-No.
/. $129@1,31; rejected, $1.26. Oats
No 8 white. 2SG31c; No. 4 white, 800
27c.
Minneapolis, Sept 29.--wheat--No.
] hard. 69c; No. l Northern, CSC; No.
2 Northern. 66 lac.
Duluth, Sept. 29.-Wheat-Cash, No.
/ hard, Tic: No. Northern, SO lie;
No 2 Northern, 81 12c: No. 3 spring,
65 lie; oats, 29 1-2c; rye, 4Sc; flax,
SIPS.
Chicago. Sept. 29.-Wheat - No. 2
red. 796S1c; No. red. 646D73c; No. 2
hard winter, SO lie; No. hard winter,
65069c: No. / Northern spring, 100
sic; No Northern spring, 70076c;
No. spring. 65076c.
Milwaukee, Sept 20. - Wheat-No.
Northern, SIC; No. Northern, 70
173 lie. December, soc. Rye-No. l.,
Sic Barley-Standard, SEC. Oats
Standard, 80 3-4c. Consequences,
45 3-4@45 7-Sc.
Sioux City, Iowa, Sept. 29.-Cattle-
Beeyes. Sc q $50; cows, bulls and
mixed, $250@F50; stockers and feed
ers, $305.50; yearlings and calves,
$2.5O64. Hogs, $7.25@7.55; bulk, s7.35
@T45.
Chicago. Sept. 29.-Cattle-Good TO
prime steers, $7.500S,75; stockers and
feeders, s2.50@5.25; cows, $1.50@4.75;
beifers, S2.50G5.75; bulls, s2.25G5.10;
calves, $3.50@750. Hogs-Mixed and
butchers, $40 a s. good to choice
heavy, $7.606S.05 rough heavy. $7.25
T755. Sheep-Good to choice weth-
ers, $4,000; fair to choice mixed,
$2.5003.50; Western sheep, S2.75 %
3.75; native lambs, $500 $50; West
ern lambs, $405.30.
South st. Paul, Sept. 20. - Cattle
Good to choice steers, S5.5066; good
to choice COWS and heifers, S5.50GD450;
good to choice feeding steers, $4@5:
good to choice stock steers, $30D3.40;
steer calves, $2@3.25; good TO choice
stock cows and heifers, $2.4062.75.
Hogs-Price range, s715@7 go; bulk,
$735Go7.45; rough sorts, $6.50q6.55.
Sheep Fancy lambs, $3.50 % ATS;
good to choice fat lambs. $4.25@ $50;
fair to good. $780,; good TO choice
yearling wethers, $350@3.75.