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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-25
NOtiCiaS del exterior.

Asegdrase que el representante de
Espafa, cerca del Vaticano, Sr. Pldal,
present6 su dimisi6n por no estar de
acuerdo con ell PLAN de reformas del
Ooncordato propuesto por ell sefior Sa-
gasta, en- el euai se Suprinen IA Obs
pos, 10 seminarios y 100 cauongiae; el
sucesor del seAor Pidal ha sido encar-
gado de negoeiar con el VaticanO la re-
ierida reforma, sobre las bases que an
teceden.
Telegrafian al "Herald", de Puerto
Espafia, isla Trinidad, que despues de
IN reiiido combate, tueron derrOtadas
las fuerzas del gobierno venezolano en-
las cercanias de OaI6papOs.
Segdn otros despachos de Ool6n, al
mismo peri6dico, los revolucionarios
sufrisron el 81 del pasado una gran de-
rrota en- Rio Frio; despu6s de cuatro
horas de encarnizado combate, las tro-
pas del gobierno lograron apolerarse
de las posic'ones oeupadas por los libe
rales que tuvieron que retirarse, dejan
do en- el campo 30 muertos.
La eminente diva espafio'a Maria
Barrientos ha debutado en- Viena con
s'El Barbero de Sevillao.
El 6xito ha sido colossal. Tuvo que
repetir las varisciones de Proch, que
cant6 en- la escena de la leoci6n, J SD
eedi6ndose las ovaciones durante toda
la opera.
La Camara de los lores de Londres
Ia rechazado el proyecto de ley que es.
tablece que el cierre de las tiendas de
comercio sea obligatorio desde las siete
de la tarde on adelante.
A instigaci6n del aicalde de Sebd
Fllipinas, la poiicfs municipal de aquel
puerto asalt6 violentamente y maltrat a
al Consul esp. no.. La autoFidad mid
litar americana ha susperdido alsl,alde
y ha alberto una investigation sobre
dlch0 suceso.
| El Ministro de Hacienda aleman
NOur 4AtClluoU uCCt1lO OtA 6A utoOuAc -
que pronunci6 en- el Reiehstad, que
Alemania necesita mayores facilidade'
para la exportaci6n de sus prod1ctos
que ha sido considerablemente restrin
gido en- los dos dItimos amos por 9
i gran anmento de Ia production asuca-
rera de Cuba y Otras causae.
"The Times" publica uu despacho d
i BIenos Aires diciendo que ell sefiol
Toomas Haldich SO unira los demsl
i |indigiduos de Ia comisi6n de arbitrajs
para decidir sobre Ia question en- lltigi'
referente al territorio de Ultima Espe
Iranza.
4fade el telegrama que tanto j
Argentina como Chue ueclaran gu
estan dispuestas 4 aeeptar IL sentenci
: Ide los afbitFos en- ell asunto de Il deli
mitaci6n de ffonteras.
sobre Ia aepultura del cementeri
ciYil en- donde descansan los restos d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-25
A MlIAD De PREclo

En- Ia imprenta del BoletIn
Mercantil Sc venden telares
para bordar, pequenos y gran
des.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-25
PRECAVEOS DE- Los FRAUDES
3 lHITACIONES

Aceptad solamente los remedies "OURA
.SEGURA" para ell ASMA, CATARR0,
LIEBRE, DlSENTERlA; G0N0Ra0E ESP r.
.MAT0RREA, STILLS. PEROiDA OE La vlRl-
IlOAD y fEBlllDAD NERrI8SA. III trata.
miento, en- forma nquida, para un mes, que
cursra positivaments ell case mas rebelds,
Guests E 500, oro americana, su equiVa.
lente en- moneda de ese pals, por cada bo.
tella.
Su droguista debe tener esos remedies On
existencia, pere 81 no es asf, enyfeuos el
precio. dici6ndonos el remedio que necesita,
' Sc 10 enviaremss enseguids pOr expresO,
porte pagado.
Dirijanse a
La CompaNta ms6dica international,
Apartado 497,
800 324 Broadway, New York, q. q. do A
Les ka sido ccncedida, por el Oonsejo Bic.
cutivo, licencis de parentesco psra contrser
matrimonio don Alberto Ulises Monagas
dofia Maria del Carmen Monagas; . don
Vicente Ortiz Lopez y dOfs Paula Ortis Ro
driguez y don Seguudo Gonsalez Con.
zalez con dofa Valentino Suarez y Con.
ialez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-25

La compahfs Marconi, explotadors del
TELEGRAPH sin hilos, ha ligado ia Wilhernea
con Printon cerca de Walton 8 sea una dis.
tancia dc 1853 millas, de las cuales en- So el
TELEGRAPH funciona por encima de TERRA y
en- otras 70 por encima del mar.
{. Sc ha hecho uso del mismo sistema de
idelticas condolences las en- que ell propio
Marconf emprendi6 la installation del tol6
grafo sin hllos en- el Congo belga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-25

ilustre patrioio sefior Pi y Margall, ha
sido colocada por 50 familia una mo-
desta lapida que dice asf:
"Ei senior don Francisco Pr Y Mar
gall falleci6 el dia 20 de Noviembre de
1901. ID. 3. P.-Su esposa & hijos."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-25
sALUD TRANQUILlDAD Y REP0S0 PARA LAS
MADRES Y LAS CRiATuRAS

Ell JARABE OALMANTE de ls Sra.
VINSLOW, Sc da los niios en- ell perfo.
do de la dentici6n. Les sblanda las en-.
cias, resuelve Ia inflsmaci6n, alivia todO
dolor, y cura ell c6lico ventoso Inocents
y efcsz en- todos los casos. Aconsejamos
las madres que teugan un niio enfermo,
que no dejen que Ia prevention propia nj
Ia de otros, evite ell uso de esta medicina
que proporciona allvjo seguro, absolute
ments segnro 81 Sc uss oportuna,aente.
La Juuta Directiva de Ia tUni6n Ibsre-
Americana" celeblara junta esta noche.
Ha sido nombrado para desempshar el
cargo de Juez suplente de Policis dc Asu
buenss, por renuncia hecha del antecesor
don Antonio Navarro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-25

El Ingeniero senior Saldaiia, ha sido nom.
brado por el Consejo Municipal, Ingeniero
Mec&nico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-25

Ests mshsna entr5 en- este puerto plocs.
dente del de st. Thomas, ell vapor slemku
"Rhenania.v
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-25

El pr6ximo domingo de Pascuas, h,.
bra IN bale en- ell CASINO Espanol, pa
ra ell que ieina gran animation
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-25
IA ASOCIACION DE- CATOLIGOS
EN- LA CAROLINA

De nuestro Co1rcfponSal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-25

sobre Ia aepultura del cementerio|
civil en- dorde deacansan loa restos del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-25
Tribunal de pOliCia
DIsTRITo DE TdDRAL

Emilio Leconte, encargadO de uns bar.
IBERIA, Dor admitfr des6rdenes Q ell estabis-
eimieto, un dollar de multa.
Gelardo Ooto, por pregonsr la venta en-
alta VOC. cincuefita centavos de multa.'
Aniceto Oosme Emilisno Marines, Pc.
nado con 10 prIsi6n sufrids, por pregonar
sus .ventas.
jose Castro, por hurto de I'm cinsuron.
castigado con Ia. prisi6n sufrida y obligado
6 devolverlo.
Juan Rodrigues, por provocaciones, un
/ dollar de mults.
Tres juicios absueltos los scusadcs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-25
CuaTtO de SOCOrrOS

Eugenio Fiol, curado de una herids puu.
zante prcducida por un clavo en- el arco del
pie isqaierdo. Leve salvo accidente.
Geronimo Colon, curada do una ,contu.
sion sobre Ia region lumbar. Lsve sin asis.
tenci8.
Maria Moreno, cursda de una confusion
de primer grado en- 10 region deltoidea, lado
dereche. Leve sin asistencis.
PARA CURAR Ell RESFRlAD0iEN UN Ola
tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE
BROMO-QUININA. Ell boticario le de-
volver& el dinero 81 no Sc curs. La firms
de Il. w. GROVE 80 hslIa On cada cajita.
Anoche nombr6 ell ayuutamiento de esta
ciudad & don Oamil0 Gonzalez, para dssem.
pefiar ell cargo de Delineante don Le.
renzo Fiol, para escribiente del misno ne.
gOciado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-25

Han sido condsnados por Ell Sf. .Juss Mu
nicipal de Oatedral por el delitO de lesionei
Juan Ooto Pereira, dos meses IN dfs
de cArcel ' Juan Marreroy Miguel Rodri
guez un mes un dia de carcel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-25
DIsTR1To DE SAN FRAsoIsco

Ramon Nazario, por provocaciones s Maria
Guadalupe, nm dollar de multa
Juan Rivera, por agredir CON nm cuchi-
lilo & Gabriel Rolon, queAle fu6 oeupado
faltar la policfs, ounce dollars de multa
Is treinta dias de trabsjos forsados
Marcelina Ayals, pOr proyocsciones, Gin
cuenta centavos de multa.
Simplicio Portalatin, por agreai6n, oin-
cuenta centsyos de mults.
Jose Uuebaa , Nicomedes Estevanes, por
|rifis, eicuonta ceutavos de mulla.
Tres juicios sbsueltok los acussdos J IN
|juicio splassdo para msfans.
nETipos vieios de Imprcn-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-25

a. Tipos viejos de Impren-
ia Sc compran en- el "Boletin
Mercantil'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-25

En- ell Juzgado de Oatedral contrajeror
matrimonio civil ell sabadc, Mr.. Samue
Sewold y la senorita Angela Garcia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-25

Ell Ooncejo Municipal anoche le conced;6
al Practicsnte don Alfonso Arias, dos me-
ses de licsncia y nombr6 para sustituirle q
don Carlos Seghet.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-25

Uontinia meiorando nuestro amigo 81 Sc
nor don Eduardo Quintana.
Lo oeleIebramos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-25

Dicese que la solicitud del Oomsndante
Fishback para establecer un lfnes de telefo.
nos, inclnye una proposition para arrendsr
la Inca del TELEGRAPH del gobierno pOr un
plazo de 10 amos. Sc prpone abrir esta-
clones telegrafioas en- aquelIos pueblos que
ahora no las hay. Las mejoras que SO ha
yam hecho seran de- propiedad del gobierno
despu6s que termine dlcho plazo de arrends
miento.
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critical results, so far 5 his purpose requires,
without restraint
The absence OF any unity of plan in these de
tached criticisms is liable TO be regarded by the
average reader as means Of confusion II one
were to look in these introductions for anything
like an ordered and comprehensive view Of the
books of the Bible, or Of their sequential rela-
tions he would not be rewarded with success.
So far as they can have any effect in this rela-
ton they viii only tend 10 deepen the impress
sion that is everywhere increasing that no
completely unitary and sequential order IS to
be looked for in any view of the books that
regards them history as literature what
ever spiritual unity emerges, nothing could more
plainly show than do these isolated books the
possibility. and perhaps the necessity OF treat
ing them as religious volumes by themselves
It is to be regretted that at least some agree
ment or arrangement has not dominated the
preparation of the Temple Bible as to the
method TO be followed wherever the critical
questions should arise While this might have
necessitated a somewhat different selection of
editors il is not TO be doubted that even with
in the somewhat narrow limits of ecclesiastical
authorship that seem to have been hXed there
would easily be found scholars adequate TO this
task who could broadly represent a school OF
tolerant and progressive criticism that would
not be inherently contradictory. Such a selec-
ton, with good editorial oversight OF the Whole'
would at least have left the reader with clear
idea as to some available method of regarding
religious books and particularly the books of
the Bible Yet ii is not TO be inferred that the
material gathered in these little volumes is
wholly critical Much of il is didactic, still more
is genuine spiritual Interpretation and a great
deal is helpful analysis that opens up illumi-
mating views of the nature and contents Of thv
various books. All this has great value in itself
To those who would attain TO sound religious
impression and to a good idea of the literary
and ethical teaching of the Bible this collection
is seriously commended
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The Literary .Critic" Of The Tribune

The Literary Critic" Of The Tribune
Sir: Undoubtedly you a great critic. You
surpass by far in critical acumen and catholcity
OF taste the great critics that beautifully dis
played their ability at various times in the Quar-
terry Review in regard TO the works OF the young
poets Keats and Tennyson. As compared with
your wonderful insight when il comes passing
upon the poetry OF the present day, those alleged
critics. Mr.. Edmund Gosse and William Dean
Howells, are not TO be mentioned in any manner.
They should hide their shamed and diminished
lights Why VIII they persist, after this magniii-
cent decision of yours in The Tribune of the ID
OF November, regarding kentucky Poems" in
still maintaining that Mr.. Madison Cawein is a
poet?
Moreover, who they alongside Of you? What
have they done in literature, both prose and
poetry, that their names should be considered
above yours? You who. although your name be
not signed 10 brilliant and mastery critques OF
poetry, published in The Tribune. have doubtless
made greater name for yourself by the publica-
ton of much that is more beautiful than anything
Mr. Howells or Mr.. Gosse has written. And
Yet these men persist in calling Cawein poeti
Go on! You need but continue IN this grand
and noble way Of criticism to insure yourself OF
future fame. There a few critics. / believe,
recorded in the history Of English literature who
made themselves passing famous by such enduring
criticisms you have recently fit to bestow
upon the work Of the minor" yes. less than
minor poet" MADISON CAWEIN.
ls2S West Market-st, Louisville Ky, Nov. S. 1902.
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ACLOUAIS audited. individuals instructed :;
reasonable rates, eighteen years expert
ence; night and sunday work speciality
| \. y. FELLOWS, Accountant. 2JS Arlng-
| ton aNe.. RruOklNn.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the County Of
New York Notice is hereby given 70 all persons having
claims against Amos Woodruff late OF the County OF
New York deceased 70 present the same with vouchers
business the Office OF Henry K. Davis $50 Broad
in the City Of New York before day
December
Dated York 10Th day of June, 1902
MINNIE WOODRUFF. Administrators
HENRY X. DAVIS Attorney for Administrative 800
Broadway. New York city.
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THE RETORT COURTEOUS.

MIR. MADISON J. CAwEIN on THE TRIRUNEs
CRITICISM OF HIS VERSES
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: VIII you please read the inclosed letter to
your literary critic" handing the 10 him
when you have done 500
7 have found nothing that ever gave me more
pleasure than his noble. his true criticism OF my
poems in the November > number of your paper.
He is a great critic" New-York is fun Of them.
] shall certainly 6nd justice there their hands,
now that Mr.. Gosse has seen MT TO say what he
has said in his introduction TO my poems pub
lshed in London. 1t is such critics as this
that stimulate the creation OF a great literature
in America, and go TO the encouragement and the
making OF great poets Yours. etc,
MADISON J. CAWEIN
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Is PURSUANCE or. ~ ORDER OF HON

Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County Of New
York notice If hereby given persons having claims
against Catherine Murray late OF the County Of New
York deceased he with
10 the subsertbeTs az their place Of ansacng
Room 5l4 No 20 william street the city YORK
% or before the 9th day Of December. next.
GEORGE MURRAY. ROBERT A. MURRAY Executors
JAMES c MURRAY. Atty for Executors. 10 William
ST. y. Y.
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- Abner c Thomas a Surrogate Of the County OF New
York hereby given all persons having claims
asain Merritt late Of the County New York
deceased present the with vouchers
Of tansactiug
Offices Of his Attorneys Cannon q Cannon. Room 100
Building, No. 10 Broadway, Manhattan Borough
City Of New York before the Twenty-third
day o February
DATED New York, the Fifteenth day OF August.
THEODORE MERRITT Executor.
CANNON & CANNON, Attys. for Executor. Il5 Broad
way Boreel BLCIuED. New YORK
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HENRY F. AKIN-IN PURSUANCE OF Az
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate OF the County OF
New York. Notice Is hereby given all having
CLAIMS William Bogardus late Of the County Of
New York, deceased the with vouchers
thereof 70 tie oIiber a his race OF transacng bust
No II West saith Street, in he c Of New York.
before tie 26tn day December
Dated New York. the sd day o. June. 1902
WILLIAM ROME Executor.
CLARK BROOKS. attorney for Executor 1855 Broad
Hay. Manhattan New York City
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anAHn AND Ronns.
BOOK HAnGAsNy.

LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
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49,. &c; 70 23e. each 81. 900 Novels aDd
Medical Books. lOc. 70 si.oO each. S0o
% S.aI ns.o sets: Soc. 10 5000: COO SETS
=. EheyelopTdias. sl-so - $500 Books
cSNeIlng every branch Of literature Al or
aoSut one-rfth the 9rfce asked hy ~. nuh
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alsnest cash prces paid: calls al Tesidsnes.
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ANTIQlE IEMELNY.

q. WNLER late with J. IA GusFe nheim.
diamonds. jeNelry. silverware and an
aicues. old gold silver and 1ewelry bought
or exchanged. ". 2sth-st bet Broad
Nay and 5th-age.
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ORIGINAL CURIOSITY SHOP.
NICKLIN los Park Row. Fine tools. guns.
pistols mathematical. surgical, survey
ing and other Instruments unredeemed
pledges a speciality.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PROSPECTOR FOR gold wants capital for
exploration in South America. Address
". G.. Box 10 Tribune Office
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PAwNBROKERs' SALES.


L. /. FIRusKI. Auctioneer. 20 Bowery'
Nov. li-By NJ & L. Bruckheimer, jew
Nov. i2-By ". simpson 4 Co. Isl
EoWrry. diamonds watches. JeWclry aud all
goods pledged previous 10 Aug. IT, 1901. 10
No - $50. also Tine collection tIrs.
Nov. 1&-By r. J. Rosenthal. - 3d-aNe.'
Joe Simous. az Columbus ave. diamonds,
watches. jewelry. all pledges prior Nov a.
1901 and all older dates held over
Nov l3-By a Lawrence, 30 lst-aye-'
clothing. etc, pledged prior Nov. ), 1901
Nov. 14-By J. Sticn y Bro. us dd-aye-.
diamonds. watches Iewelry and pledges
prior 10 Nv. g. 1901. AN older dates.
Nov lily = Raphael 500 6th-ave., \.
Lawrence % lst-aVe.. diamonds. watches
jcwelry. all pledges prior Nov 4, 1901
St, diamonds watches. jewelry. all pledges
prior Oct. -. 1901. from No $4,000 20
5000. and from No. 10 1000. and all
Nov is-By n. Fry. a76 Bowery. 7.
Roseuhaurn. 6f3 6th-ave-; diamonds. watch
e.. iewelr>, all pledses Pror NOV, :, 1901
3d-aye. clothing, etc, pledged prior Nov.
CENTRAL. AUCTION 90. NJ Sheehau.
Auctioneer. 80 and 49, canal 81
Nov u-Hy K. simpson & Co. lA3 Bow
cry. diamonds, jewelry. etc. pledged 10 N.
Nov. u-By H. Breekwedel. 47a Grand
T.
Nov Ply Jos NJ Alexander. 14S Vest
l2Gth-st formerly l45 West I2jth-St dia
monds, iewelry etc pledged 10 Nov. =,
Nov i2-Ry NJ favery. ae4 a,b ave.
clothing pledged @ Nov. 1901.
Nov l$-gy FIlIin ieweIry: etc
cIo EGl i 10 3o, i 1901 ~" Grand ST.
Nov. l4-By j. Blau. a. 6th-ays., dia
monds; Je1%Tlry siiyer~ VA etc-, pledged TO
r.,
Nov Il ~ II. McAierna ,1 l6a Fulton
ST. Brooklyn diamonds, iewelry, silver
ware. etc, M. - 77f To - ;"2 and older
Nov u BY ~. McAleenan. ,at ,th ave.
clothing pledged 10 Nov. 10. 1901
Nov lS-By } simpson n Co.. - Park
Row. diamonds. Jewrlry, ailvcrWarr. etc.
10 No 1000 in 1901 and old dates
Nov. is BY J., Fr,eI 100 Grand st.
clothing pledged To Nov 1. 1901
JOS SHONG0OD q SONS Auctioneers:
salesrooms. No. "a Bowery.
Nov. 1i-Men's and Wpmen's clothing,
etc: H. Fox Il Son, 62S 9th-ave.
Nov. 12-Jewelry, watches. diamonds
etc. W II. Gentzl niger, - Amsterdam
ave: Jos. Koch. 1S4 Avenue A.
Nov. 13-Clothing, etc. pledged o. Nov.
6. 1891 BENZ Fox. ~ Sth ave.
Nov l3-Jewelry. watches. diamonds,
etc; Alex. Freund, l.J45 81 ave.
Nov. I4-Jewery, watches. diamonds
sealskin coat. No. % $50 etc. pledged 10
Nov. .. 1901; H. S.Ibersteius sons. 10 9th
ave. SlibrrStrln BIOS. =. i.ft Nth ave.
NOV I4-Men's and Nouen's clothing
etc. j. i. Aaron ~ Son. 1871 Grand 81.
Nov lI-Men's and women clothing.
etc. Ned. Harlan so Hudson st.
ELI SOBEI. AuctOneer - Bowery sells
go a. IN. al goods pledged 10 NOV. l.
1901
Nov. Il-Jewelry. watches. diamonds. sill
verware. odds and ends. pledged 10 Nov l.
1901. Vim. Prayer. Az 7th-ave. and Y.
Gluck & son ,429 3d-ave.
NOV TT clothing dresses shoes
Tho- Newman \ son BROOKLYN
Nov I3-ClothiuE dresses. remnants
shoes etc W. Rothmau iaS Canal-St
Nov l4-CiownS and evening dresses
D. Cohen. 62a 6th-ave
Nov. 1T-ciothing. dresses shoes ete
wsi1HATT=r Bros. las Ays7us a
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DETECTIVE AGENCY,

ALL legitimate detective service conf
deutially transacted in all sections. n
censed. bonded. MANHATTAN DETECT
I'VE AGENCY, 30 West 21st-st
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Abuer Thomas. a Surrogate o the County Of New
York notice hereby given all claims
against John Faith. late County OF York de
ceased the with vouchers he
subscriber his place OF transactiug business at the
oce OF Frederick A. Camp. No 800 Broadway Borough
Of Manhattan. in the City Of New York. before the
day g.
Dated New York. the twenty-seventh day Of October
GEORGE FAITH F1agrltor
FRERERICK A. CAMP. Attorney FOR ExecnfoT soa
Broadway City
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

155TH- ST. & AMSTERDAM Wash
irEton Inn. Some desirable rooms with
steam heat and baths; healthiest part OF
New York: absolutely respectable L.
r PIERCE Prop.
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COACHMAS.-English: first class; single:
middle aged. smart: medium sized: clean
face; family coachman' thoroughly compe-
tent: long experience; temperate. honest
obltgtug; highest city or personal refer
ences; country preferred. COACHMAN. SO2
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USEFUL MAN.-Generally useful Amert-
can. s.; disengaged Goth for private fam
tly; country; single horse; furnace. win
dows, lawns: no housswork. Please call
present employer 5, TO 10 a m
CHARLES. care \. F. Mead Mfg. Co 80
9th-aVe
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Gltp 6olel.
LHMlTLELL ST. JAMES

100 West 45th Strictly freproof furnished and IN
furnished apartments by the week or year \ select
fsiIy residence; superior cooking and service CHARLES
H DEDERER Proprietor also for :" years Of the Pen
seat
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I COACHMAS.-English; single: dfsengaEed
4 Tuesday: good references KNIGHT. Box
/ 80. Tribune once
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- PURSUANCE OF ~ ORDER OF Hon

Frank T Ftzgersd. Surrogate OF the County OF
New York. notice IL hereby all
elaine against Frederick D. Tappen late OF County Of
New York. deceased. present youchers
subscribers. their OF transactns
the ONCE OF Strong * Cadwalader No 40
Street, in the Borough OF Manhattan C,tv ~
York. before the day Of January next
Dated New York. the twenty fourth day June 1902
SAMUEL WOOLVERTON.
EDWARD ]. HANCY.
STRONG & CADwALADER. Attorneys for Executora
90 Wall Street. New York City.
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an order Of Hon. Abner G Thomas. Surrogate Of
persons having claims against Cornelia G Tompki1s
With vouchers thereof 10 the Subscribers
transaCtinR business. OF
McCutcten & Brown. No 76 William Street, City
OF New York. OF before the 25th day Of November
Dated New York. the 18th day May. 1902
JESUP WAKEMAN. CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA WAKE
MAN. Executors.
FLETCHER. M'CIrTCHEN a BROWN. Attorneys for
Execltora 20 Milllan Street. Now Ynrk CIV