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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-08
CENTRAL FALLS.

The meeting OF the board OF aldermen
was not OF particular Importance, and the
evening was taken UP principally with
routine matters. The principal event was
the appearance of Messrs. Corrigan and
Hunt, representing the Central Falls Ped
dlers and Hawkers' association. who
sought TO obtain protection for the MEM
bers OF the association. 1t was represent
ed by the delegates that butchers. gro
GERS and millxmen carried with them
about the city and sold vegetables and
fruit, and that they were required to pay
no license, while the peddlers who dealt
in fruit and vegetables were required TO
pay license. This was q restriction on
the business OF the peddlers, II was rep
resented. that was vital to them, for II
gave the others an advantage In compe-
tition Ii was believed the peddlers were
entitled TO some protection. The matter
was believed the peddlers were entitled
entitled to protection. The matter was re-
ferred to the committee on police and IL
censes. Two applications for junk IL
censes were refused. The city sergeant
was instructed TO abate a nuisance exist
ing on fuckers lot. Lonsdale avenue.
within 30 days, the matter having been
brought TO the attention OF the board OF
health by the city physician. The board
drew six grand and IA petit Jurors
Mrs. Andrew J. Lewis, widow OF a COM
positor who was well known In Rhode
Island, and who died several years since
at the Printers Home at Colorado
Springs. was this morning adjudged In
50 .e in the district court by Judge Cho-
quet and ordered committed to the state
hospital for treatment.
IL was expected that Judge Choquet
would announce n decision this morning
I'm the cnse OF william Cauheld, charged
with obstructing car OF the Pawtucket
Street Railway Co. on the Grant road at
Lincoln, but the matter was further con-
tinued for one week
Alfred Tondreau. .aged ~, married and
having two children, living at +0i br9ad
street was discovered 10 be sunerlng
from smallpox yesterday afternoon by cry
Physician SWEET. and he was removed 10
The pest house at Crow Point last even
ing The case Is considered to be mild.
This Is che fourth case which has ue-
veloped within two months IN radlus
OF 200 yards OF the home or Tondr au.
The victim was employed at the mills
OF the United States Cotton company.
This morning the Mossberg wrench
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-08

sustained by BENJAMIN Smith. treasurer
OF the Pawtucket strikers and a member
OF the Executive committee, who stated
this morning that efforts were being made
10 bring about a settlement. He consio-
cred the prospect was exceedingly favor
able. and said that definite determination
would be made at a meeting. which VIII
be held tonight.
WILL HOLD CONFERENCE.
Mr. Smith will submit proposition this
afternoon TO superintendent Smith OF the
Pawtucket Street Railway company. at
conference TO be held at o'clock, and
he said he had reason to believe the
proposition would be accepted. for he
had a preliminary talk with Superinten-
dent Smith. He also stated that a cor
mittee of business men. accompanied by
some Of the members of the Pawtucket
Merchants association, was endeavortng
TO arrange a conference for this after
noon with General Manager Potter.
Mr.. Smith said that the strikers hau
been given loyal support by the business
men and others OF Pawtucket. but he did
not consider IL advisable to tie up tiso
business of the city longer. 1t meant
the loss of thousands OF dollars for the
merchants IL the strike was continued,
and Il was considered fair treatment of
those who had given support TO settle
the strike at the earliest possible moment.
He considered that had the Providence
men stuck together Pawtucket would
have b . a FAR better position to
name terms. but under the conditions
which obtain. and the Providence men
have returned TO work, a speedy settle
ment Of the strike appears to be the
proper thing 10 do. There will be spe-
cial meeting OF the strikers held this
evening at o'clock. when the result OF
the conference will be laid before the
men. and they will take such action as
seems proper under the conditions exist
ing.
BOYCOTT STRONG AS EVER.
All was quiet IN Pawtucket, Central
Falls, Cumberland and Lincoln. Last
night passed without an incident or any
kind, and therewere no reports OF at
tempted violence during the day up TO
noon. There was absolutely no riding. and
the boycott was just as strong os ever.
Therewas a general feeling, however.
that a settlement of the strike would be
welcome news 10 thepeople, but not un-
less themen received favorable terms.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-08
SAND STORM.
Causes Loss Of a Million DOL
lars In the IndO Valley.

San Francisco. July s.-A sandstone
has caused damage estimated at 900
in the Indo valley on the Southern Pa
ciflc railroad In the Colorado desert.
An artificial oasis OF 900 acres had been
made by digging artesian wells and
planted TO melons. Three hundred car
loads Of melons, for which $1,000 a car had
been offered. were almost ready for ship
ment when the storm broke. For three
days IL ragged. with the thermometer 12e
degrees In the shade and when II was
over every bit OF vegetation had been
destroyed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-08
NO CLUE.
Convict Tracy suIfEIudss Msp
Who Are Pursuing Him.

Seattle. Wash. July 7.-Since Tracy.
the escaped convict left the Johnson
home at Port Madison last Saturday no
real clue has been discovered as to his
whereabouts. Forty Indians are watching
for the fugitive I'm Kitsah county and the
coast of the Lower Sound Is being patrol
ed
Beyond guarding the different points
threatened by Tracy apd waiting for his
next appearance the authorities OF the
different counaes on the Sound have No
definite plans.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-08

company, which Is erecting new buildings
at the north end OF High street. began the
removal OF Its plants from Attlcboro to
the new building The lease OF the COM
pany at Attleboro expires July 10. and 1t
was hoped to get the new building in
readiness for occupancy by that time
While II Is not probable the removal will
be wholly accomplished in the time re-
naming, the greater part OF the ma
ing by the end OF the present week. The
company will erect other buildings during
the summer and II is expected the plant
will be considerably larger than that at
Attleboro. The company employs zoo
hands. and will employ perhaps double
that number when the new buildings shall
be completed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-08
WlLLEXIEND NO AID

Chicago. July S.-After q protracted
meeting the railway clerks union early
today decided that IL would not aid the
striking freight handlers In any way.
When the meeting convened last night
q deputation OF the strikers presented q
request for aid which the clerks. after
long debate. refused to grant. Even
vote OF sympathy with the strikers was
refused.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-08
MINE STRIKE.
Wilson Makes an Address at
CIaTksburg, ". Va.

Clarksburg, w. Va, July S.-W. B. VIII
son, secretary and treasurer OF the Unit
cd Mine Workers OF America, addressed
1900 people here in the opera house last
night for an hour and a half upon the
issue OF the coal strike and why the West
virginia miners were interested.
on the subject Of the intunctions re-
Gently issued by the Federal and State
courts Mr.. Wilson said that In the end
both courts would be reversed by higher
courts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-08
FAM IlY FEUD
Fought 0Gt In a Church and
One Man Was Killed.

Charleston, w. Va. July SIN q light
at a church In Jarroks Valley. Boone
county between members OF the families
OF Hendricks and Jarroids between whom
q feud had existed for some time. Peter
Hendricks, the postmaster OF Orange
was killed and several others were fatally
injured
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-08

THE Preliminary TESTING The coNsTTu-
roNALrTY STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES
WEIR IN THIS MORNING.
OF THE U'!oN RAIL
HuTcHlNs IN VIOLATION
BEEN HEARD
THE CORPORATION
orr,cEas HAVE THE
CASE
10 AND REQUESTED THAT
ATTORNEY FACT
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-08
SCHOONER ABANDONED

Pasque Island. Mass, July s.--The two
masted schooner Monticello which was
stranded on Cuttyhunk island last Mon
day night was today abandoned.
The Monticello was n vessel OF thirty
tons gross. She was built I'm Bristol. Me,
in 1850 and hailed from Portland, Me.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-08
STATE TICKET NOMINATED

Minneapolis, MINI, July "A stass
ticket was nominated by the Social Demo-
Gratis OF Minnesota I'm convention here last
night. J. -Nssh-e Minneapolis boing
named for governor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-08
king Ed WARD.
His Progress All That Can Be
Desired.

London. July S-Thc bulletin regarding
condition OF King Edward. posted at
=, buckingham palace at 10 o'clock this
morning says: The kings progress is all
that can be desired
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-08

w. L. Osborn. OF 81 Bassett street. en>
tertained a stranger last night The
stranger got up first today. After he
had gone Osborn learned that go watch.
n $40 chain. a gold dollar. a pair OF shoes
worth $50 and $40 In cash had likewise
disappeared.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-08
EX-CONGReSSMAN DEAD

Greenville. s. c., July s.--Coi VIM.
Henry Perry. who was from 1856 10 1891 a
representative In congress from the
fourth South Carolina district. is dead.
Col. Perry served throughout the" Civil
War in the Confederate army.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-08

Margaret Wall has brought suit against
Thomas A. Richardson 20 recover 5000 for
alleged slander. Plaintiff says the defend
ant made false charges against her inte-
gritty. ID. A. Cotton n her attorney.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-08
LOOKS HOPEFUL.
Conference in PawtuCket to Be
Held Late This Afternoon.

There was apparently good reason for
the belief that the strike OF the employees
Of the Pawtucket Street Railway COM
many an this city and vicinity, would be
settled this evening. This belief was
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-08

SECONDHAND POOL TABLE IN
good condition for sale, cheap for cash.
Address n ]. OATES, 8 HOME ave-. city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-08
New Head for
ro||ey System.

900
OF
electric railroads
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-08

sT-CLAss MAN wANTSD ON
sash and doors. Also cabinet finisher. APP
ply ]. c. WALSH CO. o Pleasant street.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-19

Ia is'f.a hagisqpe.la "a pciLiGo uao &C
aU.its.os b fos iilssrcs ync CH flgalruS azarcZoS
srpe ppSp nero ;oGo i as intcscS0s del parl,-
g. ~ uTU4isia. g.e Eg .sos .l 4 gaa tl.aL -
men,o. poT e5;a6a,ig las cgcr.nas SaS;enisdaS
Tor ios canservsdorcs. Y al irvn;e &c IL Dipa-
,ag.0a Provincial Slpo cump.iT como bucno
los mardatoS &c sQa1.ios .&e u olcvao3 ! "A
ig1S.denc.a. Mes rc'eTss-C> ii veneTab ) ,N-
c'aroc:do pai;.co i iuIn E.A10li P.g n, cue
= cr en;'6 oa csc t4rno iaeiui.tlc cisp4CS,u
pr al-ci qrc tido 20 pucae. a r,i cia del
luc;UcsO SGeeso no SaTpTeGd.o i Made. luvs Ia
diaS que de morlen;o IS. DSTaDase el fa;a. acoD-
;ociin!cnio G@e priva a "a !ami ia dc una Co
lu;n:ia rlemg g.azabe. a pals dc In iaIt). va
liosC'. cue ba miraGo siemfre por los Interests
agricolaS a. a,sapareter del catalogo &C los
WHO'S 10 haze a avaoz. Ga edad &C "a ailos no
dejando ;raS ii mas oue amigos muchoS
Sercs que bendeti; IN su rlemoria por les be-
EeficioS cue &c continuo dispensaUa
Su ent!erro puede decirSe Que fue una = er-
dadera manifestation de luelo, pueS iras de
su f6retro segu:an en- apiiIalo haz los represen-
tanies todos &c cuanto Mayaguez enci@rra sin
distinction dc cases ri co'ores ii po,i:icaS ideas
pues ID. uan querido de todoS
FL acio de inhuniar sus restos tuvo lugar
n Ailasco, a do. de fuegor conducidoS en- IN
tren expreso, comPues;o &c cinco vagoneS que
iban materialmente atestados de pasajeros que
1ab es-iaecico patIicio.
Ea la estaci6n del mercionado pueblo, pue
de decirse que estaban os habtantes todos
que SOLO faltabaa les imposibilitados por en-
ternedad; tai era el ntinlero de personas que
ALI esperaba que sigui6 has;a Ia Metropolis,
en- c2yos umbrales trlbutaron al cadaver aque-
los sufragios dispucstcs por nuestra Augusta
Madre Ia Ig'esia para es;os cases, terminates
los cuales fus oepos tado en- el ranle6n en-
-
Don Jose Ge Diego con frases eocuentisi-
mas rauy sentidas, desnadio ell duel) en- nom
bre de la fanla. hacienda una rapida re ena
biogrdfca del que par. siempre he.uo, perdido
Que ell Atisino conceda eterna paz al cite
fu6 inregerrimo Gudadano stls Ceudos anlan-
tisimoS la resignac.oa para sobrel!evar es a Sc
paraCi0n eterna.
III. PratS 70kJsa.
Noviennbre u de oo2.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-19
Jaseces republican ss

Haa sido elec'os en- las pasadas eleccio-
nes los siguienteS Jueces municipalities
d. Isidoro I,iar;e, Ponce; Eraes,o Fores cir,
San German; ]. Collazo Lares: J. Ramos Case
las, Manali; V. Ubaldino C3on, Coamo; S.
Arroyo y Alicea, Barros J. Zarlbrana, Juana
D{az; J. Oler Diaz, Bayam6n; Juan OuIntero,
Toa alta; Leocado Torres, San Lorenzo; S. Ba-
nucfli, Isabella; Juan c. Bosch Adjuntas; To
mas w. del Toro, Cabo Rojo; Rafael OufIones,
Maricao; Antonio Guillote, Las Marias; Pablo
Guasch, AfIasco; Lorenzo Martinez OhuviiIez,
Alayaguez; J. de Santiago, Vieques; Frisco VIZ
carrondo, Fajardo X. Llovet, Rio Piedras; A.
Aguilar Mora, Humacao; Sebastian Rivera,
Aibonito Apofinar Dfaz, Aguas Buenas Piaci-
do Lopez Dfaz Barranquitas; Juan Romero,
Cayey; Angel B. Torres, Santa Isabel G. AL
varez Sanchez Guayana; Ernesto Echevarrfa,
Aguadllla; Francisco Pieralli, Yauco J. Ra-
mon Ponce, Lajas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-19
ID gHeL!l Dc Aheg
El Sultda r. .sreSo ! feZ
C0n,ralictoliaS nOiiciaS

Nueva York. mitrcoles-Comuni-
can &c Madrid que el Sultan de Ma
rruecoS Il regresado d Fee. con una
buena parte dc su ejtrcito al parecer
derrotado. Segin afirman los cores
ponsaleS de Ia prenSa francesa. los re-
vo!ucioparios reorganizados despues
del tltimo encuentro presentaron ba-
ITALIA al Sultan Y de:rotaron las tro-
pas imperiales.
Las noticiaS que Sc reciben del
Ccntinente Negro. son contradictorias
porqse obedecen sin duda las simpa-
tias que despiertan en- los corresponsa-
les de un lado el partido joven con su
prograna radical d la eurapea de otro
el interts de lnglaterra porque perma-
Mecca el actual estado de cosas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-19
,0v
Fl Or. .. Pedro Torrents

Hemos tendo eI placer de estrech, II la
lnoao dc este diGin&lido amigo nuestro que
en vjaje de Guatemala para Espafia, nos ha dis.
pe1sado at erita vista.
Muy conocldo en- los blcnos c{rculos de ia
@aP.al dc aq'1eia &ep05ca es e 1actor ~
rr-ns Tan por 81 cllur4 social como por
sus erandes c2n0cirientos clen iico>, d. ia ALI
.i.n "a Il, sin ctleato.
B.el via;e dc'eamos 81 CO onpatrota q,ic
v' 4 .espirar is du'ces aires de Ia p-::ria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-19
COMO Sc DI0e
Italia annenaZante
EXige el pago de una indemniz3ci6n

Nueva York, Observation-Disclosures
de Paris dicen que el Gobierno italiano
ha remitido por medic del Embajador
en- COnstantlnopla una nota terminan-
te al Gobierro turco, avisandole que 81
en- el plazo acordado no queda satisfe
cha la indemnizaci6n tljada por los
atropellos cometidos por los piratas
turcoS contra subditos de Italia, pres
cindira de la via diplomatica, obrando
en- consonancia con 10 que exigen las
cirCunStancias
Por ell MinisteriO de Marina sc han
dictado varias 0rdenes los CONAN
dantes de los buque5 que Sc encontra-
ban Ell los puertos de Italia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-19
FssEeaad0 v coz1ieEssso

El lillimo vapor que lego de los Estados
Unidos trajo Miss Mary Montgomery Mr..
A. w. Marvin.
Esto NADIA tiene de particular,
Pero 81 ha debido ser muy agradable para
los consabidos viajeros que no habiendo puesto
a1n los pies en- TERRA, va estabal nombradoS
maestros de- escuela la prlaera para Gales y
el segundo para Guayania.
.Bello pals. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-19
Nyss Tn 1zwHls.l 4 sA

Pasaj--ss 11ega1os de Curacao aseguran
Q1s Ia 1evouclon es.a venci1a.
El Geoeial NJ ltos llcgo enfermo a Cur
Gao.
D., Estajl, Nayor s'e NJ tos, han cai'o
7rs;oner,, = General d n FRI rsncs-o l,atal a, !,
don Cesar VicentiHi. don l. no D.sr.c Gil y ell
eiIi4eu,c i.iedi-u Sall.us Don..l!l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-19
ID eYIcNHd5l Dc 10 S0lIIieTe
Lo que dice el gobernador
SocorroS inSulicientes

Nueva York. mitrcoles.-El CO.
bernador de San Vicente, ha contesta-
do su gobierno que estima muy posi-
bic el abandono total de Ia isla. aun-
que segiin dice, 10 10 cree necesa-
rio.
La Ultima erupci6n de La Soufrie-
re no cause dano de consideration.
Las continues remesas de where's
Y socorros de varias clases que remiten
San Vicente, de lnglaterra son insu-
ilcientes a remediar la miseria rel.
nante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-19
Il Vn|e Dc los beers
No van d los EstadoS UnidoS
Estan desesperanzados

Nueva York, microbes .-Comun:-
can de Paris cue los generates beers,
Dewet, Delarey y Botha. han desistido
de su viaje q los Estados Unidos.
Parece cue el escaso txito que ob-
tuvieron Ell Francia, d0ndc esperaban
tanto los ilustres vencidos. les ha desa-
nimado para continuar la peregrina-
cion que sc habian impuesto en- bene-
fcio de sus compatriotas 5rruinados
por Ia guerra.
Decididamente. no iran los Es-
tados Unidos, nj ningln otro pals
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-19
ycae GsS cga &2n J9am

Ell partido re ;Mb,;csco ha clc,;do 4 d.;
Miguel Cafellas don lyauc:sco ) .tianr 8
ejercer los cargos Dc istees ':;:9cit ta.leS n lbs
dissri,os de san i'ranci CO y Catet!-a', r-sfcc
t.v....cn.c
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-19
Los huee|gaS G0 FInlCi0
Estan en- Was de arTegIo
Los bracerOS cons; ;enten

Nueva York, microbes CO.
mission de arbitradoreS nombrada en-
Francia para solucionar Ia huelga de
los mineros del carbon, ha consegui-
do de estos la formal promesa de que
rolveran d su trabajo el proximo lu-
nes, Los arbftradores ofrecieron q
los ohreTos que dedicaran todos sus
esfuc1z35 a armonizar los intereses de
los patroros y del proletariado.
Lo que no es possible por ahora es
acceder al aumento de los jornales que
pedian los obreroS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-19
BgEGEs - aS ncT ado

El Gobernador ha nombrado shoy Mr..
Richmond Juez asociado de Ia Corte del Dis
trito de San JUN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-19
C0rEaG@S essSpan0Ees

Hoy ono puerto el vap r m ontevideo",
qle sale m>fiana para Espaf', piocedente de
Venezuela otros puerus.
Fl "Menserrat" s:o dc Cadiz el tfaI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-19
ID T9VduCi6D de Colombo
FL general Herrera
ConSeguirdn Ia amniStia

Nueva York, microbes. Ell &C.
neral revolucionario Herrera esta en-
cargado de conferenciar con ell Gobier-
no colombiano para el arreglo de las
cOndiciodes de paz.
La conferencia Sc llevara 4 efecto
en- Ell lstmO Y Ell el terreno que ocupan
las fuerzas mort eamericanaS.
La revoluci0n he fracasado. Cree
Sc que los revolucionarios conseguiran
una completa a1nnistia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-19
N||u9IQ5 eTI|CI0ne} Dc SlD Vicente
Ahora Sc pienSa EN- abandonar la Isla
La tampafla de la prensa

Nueva York, miercoles.-E vista
de las repetidas erupciones volcanicas,
ocurridas EN- San Vicente. el Gobierno
ha consultado al Gobernador de la Isla
su parecer respecto de la evacuation
de aquella antllla.
Todas las fainilias pudientes han
dejado el pals, cue solo alberga actual
mente una legion de mendigos de-
sesperadcs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-19

Toda Ia vida comercial es;d para
liZada
III Gobierno IN tornado eSia resc-
luc IN por las reiicradas amonestacio-
nes dc Ia prenSa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-19
b Director del T 'f|IIglT0' : ol New York
Un Danquete de Ia prensa
Viene q estudiar el periodlsm0 americana

Nueva York, mi&rcoles.-Ha lie
gado a eata ciudad el Director del
Figaro" de Paris, q estudiar el com
plicado mecanismo de las gigantescas
empresas periodlsticas de este pals.
La prensa asociada ha ofrecido TN
suntuoso banquete al ilustre periodis-
ia frances.
Todos les periodicos de la mana
ma publican el retrato del Director del
Figaro"
Ell escritor parisien hara una visi-
ia varios Estados. Ha dicho que
permanecera aqui algunos neses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-19
% Ot
Los CambiOS en- San Juan.

{ Vista S4-SS a $4.S8H
LONDRES 60 div &.s3A
(oo DIV S4.sIH1
New York; VISTA 2lIo p6 P.
Paris: vista 234 p.S u.
Hamburgo: vista p.S D.
Espana: 8 div 27H a 271s p.S u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-29
STORAGE NOTICE.

NEW YORK OFFICE OF DAUB'S IST
Az STORAGE WAREHOUSE. 10 First
ave.-To Glass, Mcdonnell, Carey. WOOD.
Anna Rose Winkelhouse. Deimer, Alice
Billings g Rhbarner, Pass Runner. NUT
nbv Oehler- Jaspe: You are hereby noti-
ned that the time for the payment OF the
lien We hold upon the property hereinafter
described having expired, after due notice
thereof had been given YOU, we Will cause
such property 10 wit. household furniture,
personal effects. stored by YOU in our ware
houses 20 be sold at public auction &C
AVA rTovfded at our warehouse, eS East
am st on Friday. August Is. 1902. com
mencing at 10 O'Clock a. m. II sale Is not
completed on the 18th day OF August " "
,,,,Ii ~ Continued Friday thereafter at 10
n m. and - continued until all or the
goods are sold. -,--,
pAUB's STORAGE WAREHOUSE
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Notice of 6nmmons.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT NEW
~ York County.-Lous Waldron Plaintiff. Lucene
Cunning observation-disclosures: To the above named
Defendant: hereby summoned answer
plaint this action and to
on the Plaintiffs Attorney within days
vice exclusive Of the service
failure to appear judgment will
against by default for the relief
complaint.
10th. 1902
sTEPHEN P. STURGES, Plaintiffs Attorney ONCE
Post Office Address No. IS Liberty Street. New York
City.
Notice:-To the defendant Lucene Cunning: The
going served upon by publication, pur-
order OF the Hon Charles II. Trunx of
Justices Of the Supreme Court of the State of New
dated the 23rd day Of June 1902 and filed with the
Complaint Office of the Clerk Of the County New
County Court House, the Borough of Man
haitian City and County Of New York. The 23rd day
June the original Complaint having
hled therein the 10th day OF June 1902.
Dated %, 1902
STEPHEN P. STURGEs. Plaintiffs Attorney. Office and
Office Address. No. 10 Liberty Borough OF
Manhattan New York City
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