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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
HAPPENINGS IN
TILE OLD WORLD

: schr,n" Tor uniting tho Palaces of tho
PiazIi or the Capitol in Rome by porua
ncnt buildings. which was proposed 10y
III" municipality, has been rejected.
Sir Ernest Shacklnton tho antarctic
explorer. read the following jocular mes
sage during Ju address NJ a luncheon
IN Dublin til" other day: Have Just dis
covered Fonth pole. Kindly annex it TO
frclaud.--took.
Major General +. A. Soyp. AT present
assistant TO the governor general OF Fin
land. has. oil th" vacation ri that post
by General BneckmInD, boon appointed
governor general. being 1t tn" S<mc time
promoted TO the rank Of lieutenant gen
cral
Monsgncw' MoriscIauo, Bishop of Sdui-
lace. Italy. died recently. lie was the
dean of Tho whole Catholic hierarchy,
both by as" and by episcopal corsccra
lion, with his uincty-cight years and his
"pisoopatc OF GftY-fouT years having
been made a bishop by Pope Plus IN in
1870.
Tho commission appointed by the gov
eIn"r of Natal for tho purpose of con-
sdcriug the question or fndlau irnmigra
ton has completed itE report. In effect
tho commissioners recommed that the
importation OF free labor should at once
cease and that immigration should he en-
tirciy confined TO an indcnturcd form.
The Congregation or Studies In Rome
has coIfercred the degree OF Doctor of
DIVINITY upon the Rev George a Dough-
7 University OF America. Washington. The
noHor was proposed bv Cardinal Glib
bong and anticipates the elevation OF Or.
Dough"rty 20 the office OF vice rector Of
the university.
The reports cabled 90 ST. Petersburg
from America to the effect that there Is
danger Of another vdr between Japan
aud Russia In tho near future arc re-
C"ived here With amusement while II
Is true that there is more or less friction
in ManChuIId, it Is not regarded as Seri-
ous and there is, | am Informed no
thought OF anything serious resulting.
An extraordinary case or wholesale
poisoning Is reported from FricdrlchS-
borg. an important lunatic asylum with
n thousand inmates. uoar Hamburg. Al
cr partalIlnG of dish III boiled rice and
bananas on Monday. 5iI patients became
violently III. OF this number two women
died on the following day. Sixty patients
arc dangerously M, and the asylum is
guarded by a Gordon Of police.
At a meeting under the chairmauship
of Count Zeppelin In the rooms Of the
Imperial Aero club. Berlin. the publica =
tion of maps Tor aerondUtS was discussed.
IL IS proposed 10 prepare maps which
snail contain everything specially re-
Qured to guide aeronauts. These maps
will probably bc designed to include the
use Of q special system of signaling. in
vented by Captain Won FrankenbcrS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
QUESTION OF Cash
PREVENTS WAR
More Than One Angry GererR-
ment Restrained by a
Lack Of Funds.
AUSTRIAN ARMY OFFICER
GIVES INTERESTING DATA
Daily Expense Of Keeping Army
of Two Million Men Is
S., ,20S,30

Special Gable 10 Tho Tribune
VIENNA, Dec. 25.-Mu"h has been
written as TO thc enormous cost ol
war in the twentieth century. and ihc
ouestion OF cash has doubtless rc.
strained more than one angry govern.
ment from taking the step which means
the Inevitable beginning Of hostlIltics.
4 writer IN n recent number of the
Armee.Zeitunc gives some figures which
ara interesting and instructive. He
estimates the daily expense Of keep
ing an army of 2,000,o00 men IN the
field at S5.20S 300 and ne calculates
that during the first six wccks after
the declaration of war SUM OF SdN".-
1865 will be required for mobilza.
tiou purposes. The present gold rcscry"
in the Auslro Hungarian State hank IS
barely sufficient to allow of Il potr issue
being made 10 meet this initial "X-
penditure, and il NJ dc Justin and his
friends succeed in getting separate
Hun garian bank there will be - iarG"
diminutiou of thc available reserve.
How many nations except, perhaps, ia"
United States. are any better of
Hospital Doctors to Strike
At 2 meeting attended h. almost all
The assistant doctors OF The Vienna
hospitals, resolutions were adopted
which NAV lead 20 Il strike
after TIC first oi tn" NoHr, They
demand the regulation OF thcr
position with refcrcnc" 30 th" ia
rec,ors OF the hospitals, the chief doe
tors and the personnel of The hospitals; (;
also with regard 10 accident insurance,
liability 10 the state in cases of com
plant on account ot professional TDS
takes. leave Of absence, and the raising
Of their salaries from l5S 10 zoo kroncu
ppr month In consequence OF th"
municipality having refused 10 consider
their clains, the doctors decided 10 CIV"
: month 5 notice, as from December J..
Believe Hofrichtcr Innocent.
The young wife Of Lieut.. Hof-
richter. who is accused Of sending
poisoned pills by post 10 other officers.
"nc Of whom died, has como forward
in her husband s defense aud brought
important facts 10 the knowledge Of
the newspaper. Arbeiter Ieilunc. Just
before his arrest at Liuz, She re
larcs. the lieutenant ssid TO hey: ''Co-
incidences hayc made them suspect me.
There is nothing TO bc done. II only
YOU arc true, You arc my only sup
port. II you viii but believe in mc. -
"Whilc he was speaking. she SAYS,
"a loaded revolver lay on the table,
and If lie were guilty he would certain
" have used ii. ] would gladly have
died with him, aud he. as everyone
knows, has no fear Of DEATH Her
husband, she says, was neither covetous
nor ambitious, and tho accusation that
he sought 10 poison brother officers 10
clear the path for his own promotion is
absurd. Lieut., t,-Gen. Weigcl declared
10 an interviewer: 81 think Lieut..
Hofrichter Is innocent. In view Of the
evidence. il was my official duty to ap.
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Looking for Rich American Wife.

Marquis dc Several. Portuguese minister
and chum Of King Edward, is OH the
lookout for rich American wife. When
recently hc discovered that an American
was quite good enough for the son of tho
prstcnder to the throne of his own coun-
try, II seems Ia have occurred 10 him
that an American hclrcSs might suit him
after ali, Wh"reupon nc made advances
10 certain very wealthy and charming
belle. hui 10 his surprise discovered that
her affections were engaged else where.
Tho wife of popular a royal favorte
would Immediately he pushed into the
front rank OF society. and instantly. II she
pleased. become Il great social leader.
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For a Lame Back.

When YOU have pains or lameness in
the back bathe tho parts with Cham
berlain s Liniment twice day, mas
saying with the palm Of tho hand for
fvo minutes at each application. Then
dampen piece of flannel slightly with
this liniment and bind it on over the
seat of pain, and you may be surprised
TO sec how quickly the lameness disap.
pears For sale by all druggists.
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SItnation in Ealkans.
UnIrnpca acli bic.

II YOU were 10 see the uneduallsd vol
umc OF unimpeach5nie testimony IN faFnr
OF Hoods Sarsaparilla. you would upbTald
Yourself lor so long delaying 10 take this
cffecti~e alternative and tonic medicine for
thar blood disease from which YOU are
suffering.
II cradicatcs ecrofula and ali other hu-
nlors and cures al their inward and out
ward effects.
T~l,. Hoods
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Magistrate Hard TO Satisfy.
able To The Tribune

HTT'|T-I.II Y V-'I710 7" TT - '77''--
LONDON. Doc. 25.-At the South
western police court. tho summons
against ? Eatt.rsea nshmonE"r FOR caus-
ing tInuscessary suffering 10 an Gel hy
havmg il diSmem hcTcd while alive is
sued AT the Instance of the Royal Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Ami
mails. was heard The magistrate was
not satisfied that cutting of ihe head
OF tho cal would cause less pain than
splitting il up from the tail.
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Prince Objects TO Donation.

Special Cable 10 The Tribune.
BRUSSELS. Dec. Ga great scnsa-
ton has been caused by Prince Albert.
BclgiumS future ruler. Recently he
opcnGd public subscription 10 provide
II training ship for young sailors. The
donations simply rolled ia. and among the
subscribers was the Baroness Vaughan,
the lnnkeeper'S daughter. who was King
Leopold favoritc Her donation was q
large one: but. directly he saw her name
on the list. Prince Albert ordered the
trca surcr to return tho baroness her
tho lady's name. OF course, the baroness;
was furIous but the people are heartily
with the prince
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Telenhones IN Coustantincplc
NJ Cal,lc. In nm Trihnne.

Special Gable Ia Tho Tribune.
HCNSrANTCEOTLE. pec. 25.-Cor-
stantinoplr Is To ho provided with II i"l"-
pGor" system bN an AuEln- France \ mei
lean group. according &" n decision of TN
commission charged with examining :h,
tenders. III" decision IL now Scbi"c,
thc appruval ~ jhr minister of nuancn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26

Mrs, S. Joyce, Claremort. N. H.,
writes: "About year ago bought
two bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy.
1t cured me Of severe case of kid.
noy trouble of several years. standing.
1t certainly is grand. good medicine,
and l heartily recommend it. +"
Schrampl-J Johnson Co.
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suppressing Opium Smoking.
Cable % The Tribune

Special Cable 20 The Tribune
FEK1NG. Dee. 45.-Reports which have
been received al the British legation IN
Pekins regarding the suppression oi
opium smoking show that considerable
progress has been made In the northern
provinces and IN Yunnan and kwang ,uns.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
HOLIDAY EATES

Ma Salt Lake Route On sale ~
81, -. 81 and .Ianuary'i Round 'rip
to I'll Utah points Visit the old foISs
al hone. and use lhc superior trains ..
this limo.
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Removal Sale

Big reductions IN wall paper and
framed pictures before moving TO ouT
elegant new store. Geo. ". Ebert &
Co, 81 Main st.
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prove Tho arrest. bui in Tho last few
davs my conviction OF his innocence h7s
increased
Princess Louise Has Money.
The friends al Princess Louise Of
Belgium state that the application tor
"A declaration Of bankruptcy against
tho princess is not justified, Der as
scis being her annuity from her dl-
vorccd husband. amounting 10 lOVVVV
francs. and from her Father, oo.ouV
francs Her friends further say nc
princess expects 10 inherit from the
Emprcss Charlotte. She also expects 10
receive her legal portion Of her late
fathers estate. approXimatipg 900 o,OOO,-
900 francs
Japanese Diplomat Named.
". Sa,suo Akidzalli, crstwhir Japan
esc minister ~ Brussels, has been
appointed is japanese cmhassador 10
Iicnna The new emba>sador. who IS
az present in Japan, Will take up his
post in February. l9ln.
Situation in Balkans.
The Balkan situation still gives
grounds for UagasincSs, and speculation
* rife rs lu the recent interview hc
tween tho king of Scrvia and Bnl-
gara. That IL means trouble IS the
very general belief. Count ichrcnthal,
Sustro- Hungarian minister of foreign
affairs. VIII shortly proceed 10 Berlin
ia return thc visit of DIR. Won Both
mann Hollwc2 and confer with tho I'm
pcrial chancellor on lhe political Situa-
ton. That the conditions in the
Balkans viii hc very thoroughly dis
cusscd is believed la be certain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26

Some little progress hss been made in
the central provinces. while very little
has been done in S2echsan, Eweichau
and Shonsi
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HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS
Via D. & r. G., Dec. 23, "a, 25, 81
jan, l.

One single fare for the round trip be
tween all stations in Utah. Good re
turning until January 3rd.
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CATALOGUE PRINTING

Done by the Century is distinctive. 55-57
Postof1lcc place.
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Mrs Clarence Mackay Of c briaGt hc She
u he
home town in Long Island taking deep interest school Affairs and
MacEay
all n viii is ntcrescd
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ceS-lois of merchan Fise OF eyery de5cr

1tOring iheSe Goods, we have deci led TO cl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. December 2. 1900.
MISUNDERSTANDING. 1OT cars. or l.s4O head
OF which leo cars To local slaughterCss- No
tr.dire on live wei-Lt: feeling steady Dressed
native sides Texas beef 6G &c. No exports OF
livestock dr-ssed beef from this port to-day
anu tomorrow.
CALVEs-Receipts. sos head. OF which eT2
10 butchers and 81 for the market Feeling
steady. Prime veals sold az slONSle . per 100
r: q few barnyard calves al 81 25Gst - Dressed
calves steady; city dressed at lOHlo nc per 10;
country az eG14c dressed barnyard calves az
Sales sanders: IL veals. 14s n average
$40 . PEI 100 n l. 10 n. $40: = baTnyari
calves .27 ~ 81 80: 10 3ad p. 81 %
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipts. - cars. or
SIGD head. Including 10 cars Tor s.aughterers
making Sie ears on sale. Prices We're steady
for both sheep and lanlhs. quality considered
the pens cleared. Common q fair sherp
acid at S3qSl - per 100 N; ordinary 10 Eoct
lambs al s1GSi 90. culls at 81. Dressed mutton
steady az SdiOc per n. dressed lambs llpl 3c
country dressed dollhouse lambs quiet nj SsaSlO
saIes-Newton q 90. 2ss virginia lambs. IS
n average. 81 * rer iO0 n; buck 10 NJ 80.
- n 81 - state ye1riings. 81 n. s.; y state
s5eep and yearinEs. - N. 81 20; stete sheep.
100 e.. 81 I. 20 n 81 20
Kerns Commission Company, @46 Buffalo
lambs so n. s. -
y sanders. 20 state lambs i n. 81 80, Il 81
Tohin & shannon. x state lambs "a N,
81 50. Il culs. ~ 10. So II state sheep, - 10.
s. -
HOGs-Reccipts. Isls cars. or 3.343 head.
inclIding = car for the market yelling steady.
state hogs sold at 81 80 per lo1 r. Country
dressed I'm good demand at l0ianisc per n.
Salss-S sanders: l22 state h1gE. lSo r aver
age, s. 20 per 100 -
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Yesfer

AND MEAl-FlOur dull and feat
ureess. with prices nOm!nally unchanged
PRoyIsION~-Fa!rly active and firm on re-
ports Of light stocks at Western points and the
advance there was good deal OF realizing bIt
the market At the close was again arm. PORK
short clear. s24 50gS2g 50 BEEF-Sjeady Mess
81 50GSl2. family. $1J4SI5 30. packet. sl2e
HAMs-F1rm, ss4as2s Dressed SD H6 55Sst
STEADY Bacons II sc; $50 n. 1l.c: 100 n.
nse: 40 n. Use; pigs lac. CUT MEATS
-Pieked bellies arm smoking t4Ql4Ac. 10 n,
Pic1led hams firm. 13ala-c. TALIOW-ouiet:
city. sac country. ca6ac. LARD-Firrn:
middle West II TOd 10 soc; city firm. I3sc: re-
~ a0c. Brazil kegs. i6c; conp ound steady o..
Zoe. sTEARINE--steady. oleo lGc: city lard,
sUGAR-Reaned duh. with prices un-
charged and 50Jc net less l per cent cash
apparently the lowest for fine sranulated
Beet sugar ~ London was steady hut quiet
aud unchanged. December was quoted al
les % and January, i2s 80. a. with May al
I3s Raw here was Inactive and non.inalIy nm
charged. bur steady q firm Tor forward ship
rleut. Grinding has commenced in Cuba and
Centrifugat, o. test. 4-33c- muscoV ado. -
test. 3s3c. and molasscs sugar, ~ test. 3 5sc
There was sale 90 3 00a bags Porto Rico
centrifugal sugar. pro n shipment. az 3lc
RICE-SIoW. but steady ana unchanged
METAIS-COPPER- standard weak: NJ
Tg s were o spoI sbed a. about S%5 i3seF b
tTc for both spot and Decenher: l. STts 20
ruary London closed easy. spot as - 81
aud futures at tIa I1s Local deaI@rs quote
lake copper n II - "a S.Soc, eirct-ovtic
- I-i. n 3.3T &c and casting. I.lfI9 90
TIN-Easy: spot gi..Il 70 80 -. ecern5er
2 300 - '.pc. Jauuary. 1880 3t.G0c. Febru-
az al.5sc asked. London easy. SPOT. fI&2
rDz. failures. II a. - fd. TEAD-luiet. SPOT
: - 70 4. +2i-c. Ncw York delivery. E1st -
I.uui- . go 70 t1Ti- London lower at ft2 / - o.
ST'r.I. TT,F Wax. SPOT New York GIIT
zoe. East 81 Louis. G2sc asked. T.anfn-
unchanged. IRoN was higher al SOS ia
for Cleveland vibrant. IN London Locally
unch anged. with No foundry Northern nuot-
80 AZ AIS 250Sts y. Pig iron certificates
easier hut sales reported
NOIAsSFS AND NlRU F-S-Fl~nn and IN
chanesd derffaUH nuife Good
NAVAL -TORF--EFInITG TT-RpF%TTNF
drIi and somewhat easier. EDStS sac ady but
TAR sf~adv former prices
OsIS-LTN frm at unchanged prices
Refined nsfroleGni in steady demand ~ the
hnsis ~ 05c FOR standard white In h1rrels al
NtW York
COTTONSEFD OII-Steadv and prizes at
th~ clos we're sac points net higher Sales
9 coo barrels Crude In the South was IN
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

IivcrnooI. Dee. -WHEAT-Spot firm. 40
red Western winter - Id, futures steadv:
December - ID. March. Ts I'D, MAY. r.
Gtsd CORN-Spot firm new American
rriscd. VIA galveston. IS ia, futures quiet,
December mixed ~ 60 a, December, Plate
g. I'D PEAs--t'an taian s,ssdy g 81.
III r-IR-Wiuffr patents Arm. BIS Go Hons--
Ia london. Paciil coast. steady. 80 Is ~ Il.
RFEF-EKtra India mess steady. 1ls 3d.
IlANg-Short cot firm. GIs 81 BACON
ctlrrh e~iand cut steady. Gev; short RIB easy,
ess. long clear middl-s Light, quiet, fHs; long
cleer middles heavy. gas o. shot clear
i..-tls GGs. clear bellies. Us. shoulders.
rquara ESs LAHp--priu- western. Heroes.
strorr 7us American refined. pals. uomiraliF
- a. HrI.SE-C'auadisn finest white
sfe,at sGs: coIo-ed 51s - TALT.OW-prirrr
citv 'er., 3as "a Tl-EPENTISE Spirits
steady. 500 ROsIN-common steady. los
10 Petrol EIFM-Refn@d steady. Thd.
on lns~ed steady as: cottpnse@d. Will Pc
an~H rpot. easy. eHs 4 llf Al-itpW--huS-
,rslian in London firm. 34s RI
London Dec 2-SI-GAH--Rsw- centrifugal
igs "a. rnuscovada. rs 90 beet. Decr nnh~r.
"a hi 0IT~-Iinse~a 2Ss loisd. sperm. res.
Petrol american refined o. p spirits.
- TTrRPENTfNE-spi i9s R)SiN-
American strained t0s I'D me i5E "a
Autwrrp Dee e-PETPoLEt n - francs
Montreal Dec -CHEEsE-Quiet Late
Western ia QllSc: earliest 1lE Sl2c.
Eastern. ia llse.
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CITATIONS

JEREMIAH THOMAS F.-THE PEOPLE OF
the state % New YOrk. BY the grace Of God.
free and independent. % Emily " Pratt "a
Emily r. Pratt. Elizabeth J. Simonson. George
jeremiah. John A. jeremiah, Louise 2. Haniy.
formerly Louise z. Msrchant. Annie B. Goddard.
~ IA May GrsenWay. formerly Anna May Jere-
r.iah. William T. jeremiah. Francis IT Jere-
niah. Ray A jeremiah. Elijah Earl jeremiah.
Charles Fl. jeremiah Francis A. jeremiah.
Merritt Halstead Greene and Mary Louise Silver.
as creditors Iesafees next Of kin. or ether
wise send greeting. You and each Of YOU are
hereby cited and required personally TO De and
sTPear before our SurrOgute Of the County OF
New York at the SUrrogates Court = said
County Of New York on the 1lth day % January.
1910. nalf-past ten O'Clock In The forenoon
OF that day. then and there 70 attend a judicial
settlement OF the account Of proceedings OF
Louise F. Runk and GEORGE jeremiah az sole
acting Trustees under the asst VIII and Tesla
nent of THOMAS r. Jeremiah deceased and
such OF you a. are hereby cited. under
the age OF twenty-1ne~ years. are required 20
appear by your guardian. il you have one. or
Il you have none, 20 appear and apply for one
or failure 70 10 so. a guardian VIII Be appointed
D. the Surrogate % represent and act for you
In the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof We have caused the
Seal OF the SurrOEates court Of the
Il $. SAID County q View York 20 be
hereurto affixed. Witness Hon. Abner
9. Thomas. surrogate of cur said county. az
the County OF New YORK. the 23d DAY Of Sovem--
Der. in the year OF our Lord enc thousand nine
Hundred and nine.
DANIEL. j. DOWDNEY
Clerk OF the Su-rCsates' Court.
CHARLES A RJ-NK Attorney for Trustees
81 Nassau Street. Borough % Manhattan.
New York city.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

sUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
The state Bank plaintiff against IsidOr
Londner. David Perlman et al. Defendants. In
pursuance OF a Judgment OF fOreciosure and sale.
duly made and entered in the abOve-entitisd a.
ton anu bearing date the 3rd day q NOveu
Der 1909. j. the undersigned. the referee in said
Judgment named. viii sell at public auction.
the Exchange SalesrOom. Nos. l4-l6 Vescy
street IN the Borough OF Manhattan, city %
New York the Tth CAV OF December. 1909.
AZ ~ O'Clock noon on that day. BY samuel Marx.
auctiOneer. the premises directed BY sail iudg-
rsent to be Sold ami therein described Is fol-
lows: AL that certain lot. piece OF parcel OF
land. situate. lying and being IN The Borough
Of Manhattan. county Of New YORK.. city and
State OF New York. and described - follows:
an that certain lot ptece or parc-i OF land
with all the buildings and hnprOv eInsnts to %
erected. thereon situate. lying and being the
northerly side OF ITTth street. distant one run
dred ,10Ol feet easteriy rom the easferly side
of Audubon Avenue. running thence easterly One
hundred and seventy tl7Ol feet; thence nC h
erly rinety go feet; thence westerly or rcariy
SO one hundred and seventy O5Ol feet. ti'euce
southerly One hundred and one OOl) feet . ths
point or place OF beginning. said dinen -Ons
being less.
Dated New York. November 12th, 1900.
HARRY y. FRENCH. Referee
WALTER T. KOHN. Attorney for PLAINTIFF.
500 broadway New YORK City
The following is a diagram OF the property 20
be sold:
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STORAGE NOTICES.

NEW YORK. DECEMBER Cd. 19o9-TO
Miss Mary GRAY. Mrs Jennie Antrim. Mrs.
HANNAH wiiiarss Mrs l. A. Bro~n MI Mrs. N.
A Hayes. Mrs. Minnie Christopher. W. j. Bar
RuhmanR BY Ms b seliucti Gath Forr-si.
w. H. Critt-ndon. Mrs. NJ Carter, Mrs.
kinson. Vim Rosenbaru Mrs. 5. Seabrooks
James Bailey. Mrs. ". McAnny. Mrs sarah
Jones. Chas- \. Johnson; Mrs. l. Gilman.
serald. Wallace For. Ghas; Gsrdnsr. Mrs. Annie
steele. Frsnkiyn Thomas Mrs. Lizzie smith.
Mrs. Carrie Hawthorne You and each % sou are
hereby notiaed that. the time FOR payment Of my
ien upon the property hereinafter described hav-
Ing expired. after due noJiee thereof had been
household goods prrsonaI elects and mer-
cnAndise stored oy you in your name in
the Guaranty Storage Warehouses. % D. sold
"a public .suction according "a the statute in
such cases maze and provides. az my ware
New York City. on "Wednesday December -.
1908. az lO.3o a m. and II the sale thereof
T. not eompleied on the said date. the sals
Thursday. December ~ 1909. and each and
every Thursday thereafter beginning at 10 ~,
a m. until the sale - Cornnlsted.
GUARANTY STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
JOIN j. WEHB Proprietor
HARLEM TERMINAL. STORAGE WARE
house Co East l35th - ana Rider Ave New
ark 70 l. u Peterson, j. smith, SACKS. a.
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ner We hold upon he household Suods. personal
effects ans freight stored by yen IN our ware
hnuSe haV ma expired after due notice has been
Eifrl ycl such prgerty viii be- sold az public
auction az .t1-3in Past fl5us 81 New YORK
ON SATURDAY. pscemher 18th. tl1e az to.a0 q M.
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