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Prof. Rayno's

Old reliable school for the stage. Es-
fablished 1873. Ladies or gentlemen wish
Ing to learn a good. first-class paving
profession can secure good reliable sea
sons engagements at all times. Letters
Received daily from the very best of the
ntrical managers wanting clever ladies
and gentlemen singers and dancers. Am
ateurs. new beginners. can learn a good
clever dancing act and secure good en-
gagements In a very short space ~ time.
All lessons and business correspondences
given strictly private. All letters an
swcred. Dramatic. comedy and all kinds
OF high-class vaudeville fancy stage
dances taught and completed for the
stage or home amusements. Special care
and attention given 10 all children wish
10 learn a nice dancing speciality. All
dancing specialtles are arrange 70 suit
all pupils. Good engagements secured.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refund
-. Americas very hest Of references
given al all times. Call ar address Prot.
Rayno. 2o w Ohio-st.. indianapolis. IND.
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UNIVERSITY OF INDIANAPOLIS

The University Of Indianap polls has
never been In a more rourishing condi-
ZION than II Is today. Although the hope
that all the different departments Of the
university might be ultimately concen-
trated on one ampus has not been real
i<rn' the departments maintain close re-
iatlohs ana indianapolis has. in the true
meaning Of the word. a university. Hut
Ter college Is having a prosperous wear
anc Is looking forward to improvements
on a large scale which will be begun in
me early spring. She has never been In
a more healthy financial condition. To-
dHN Butler has an endowment fund 90
x5e.'U and the material and equipment
~ the institution are valued az $3.50. 90
the college library Of 10000 volumes. COW
ering every phase 81 science. literature and
art. is said to be worth at least $40 ON
InAs library IL admitted BY those familiar
w'th The college libraries OF the different
educational institutions OF the state 10
% one or the best working libraries FOR
students that could be selected. Its use-
fuinrss IL at present very much ham
pered because OF the want OF plitable
quarters, but owing to the generosity and
Public spirit Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z.
thompson The college expects to have =
library building by next fall that will be
r. 81 III memOfN NJ
their daughter. Bona Thompson. a grad
nate OF Butler college. who died about
7" years ago. they gave the
coiiege sJo,m In land and money
lor We construction Of the build
ing The citizens OF the suburb ant
side OF the college circles are akine n
Rreat deal Of ~intsres: ia the erection OF
we building. which II expected 10 be an
ornament TO the town. as well an OF in
worth to the college proper.
linrary committee has been appointed 70
supervise the construction OF the build
ing. ~ which Mr.. Hilton u. Brown Is
en1lrnan. Henry VI. Dupont OF the Arm
81 Dupont a. Johnson IL the architect
Active work Of building will begin very
carry N IN" spring and by the time tho
gather next fall the library will
De ready Tor their reception.
me present winter term has been very
successful. both In point Of attendance
anu ~ the character Of the work done
Ihere are now In the neighborhood ~
y" STUDENTS In attendance. about ~.
same number AZ last year. These s,,-
dents. who are not resident. =, 49,
suburb or Of this city, in which ca.e 49,,
can easily 30 hack and forth a. az
street cars. live will the residents ~
~lrvingtons whore the very best horne. - -
mat charming and cultured place ara
thrown open for their benent. THE ~,
ske residence. which accommodates
nifty students. has never hccr mcss
r"pu'a, tnnn y has been this year. This
- partly due TO the fact tina, ers.c.,ws
improvements were made In the building |
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gartsn age and 10 lead them In a contin-
nous path 20 the door OF the most exact
ing university.
by a steady LOYALTY 90 its original pur-
pose. by employing only the best instruc-
tors, ~ being free 10 use the best books
and the best appliances and by kcs ping
before all 81 It's pupils ths thought that
the school Is only al Introduction - an
education which the college and uniser-
sit> must continue and which life alone
can complete. the Girls Classical school
has exerted an infiuenc. upon education
IA this state ont OF NIL proportion 1, its
youth and 10 the number u IT. pupils.
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kNlCKERBACkER HALL
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

knickerbackcr Hall. the diocesan
school Tor girls. was founded by the late
bishop knlckerhacker and designed 70
oHer every advantage to girls seeking
college preparation or higher instruction
and graduate courses. For several years
'h'rr mas been a steady growth in the
popularity cf The chool until M the pres
emf time there are more applications for
resident pupils ihan can lie received.
Ihlrty-thi.e girls 1--we al the hall. and
,here are sky day pupils besides. IL is
tne intention 10 enlarge the building at
an tariv date 20 meet the growing de-
mand. some idea OF the reputation the
school enjoys for the t~horoughness OF
It's course may be had from the fact that
the students now In attendance hail from
ten different states.
All departments are offered. from kim
garten To post graduate work. The man
agement. mindful ~ the physical we'll
being OF the students. has provided an
Ideal gymnasium. Well equipped, and
work In this department Is given all the
prominence II deserves. with the most
satisfactory results.
The domestic science department. which
Is one OF the strong features of the insti-
tuition. is in charge OF the most comDe-
tent INSTRUCTOR graduate OF the cele-
hrated New York training school. The
department is especially strong.
as Is atfesied by the brilliancy OF the
instructors. The piano instruction Is in
charge Of Miss Josephine Wright. who Is
known In this city as a thoroughly
musician. The violin is taught hy
Prof Hugh McGibeny. I'm fact. IL Is the
~ the managers To have no in
who are not specialists OF long
md successful experience.
The school il in charge OF the Misses
Nerkes. whose work has attracted at
ienuon ali over this part OF the country.
The fame OF the knickerbackcr Han has
TO Grand Haven. Mich. where
he people have asked them TO eStab-
ish another school patterned after the
me IN this city. 1t IL probable that the
VIII tie needed. Several changes
n the school here looking 10 it's better
nent are contemplated besides the extern
Ion. but tho management is not quite
'cady as yet 10 publicly announce the
lature OF these changes. IL can be said.
lowever. that II made they will he for
ne Improvement Of III" school. The
chool H. beautifully located in an inn
losing building on central-ave.. near
-iftcenth-sf.
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GREAT EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM
OF INDIANA AND HOW 1T
HAS BEEN DEVELOPED
BY Frank |. Jones.


u..t innor.anl fact IN In1iana's
= aool system n III inicgrlD "a per
rect operation a M" machlnsrS ~ M
schools wish rem4rAlbly few officers. the
aAole rfo-;lelEs uniformity "a admins.
traton ana mutual l.icrs' arding "a pro-
sr~ssional framing. - rot y. apparent m
other states llr -.iitA-m nominations,
uaiform co4rse Ak sisdy. Uniform system
OF teachers sraF.s study Iio-m eraaA-
ton ard uniform text socks make IL nos
flbse for one part ~ th, skate .a he 49,
Ways 10 close couch sith every other
part A prominent ciii.~a * he state
recently mnsed hi Nmlis 90 another
county than thr ose n which h" had r.
sided for Years. &c rsArv-lri al =
system which made = POSSIBLE Tor his
-r.ldrcn 10 enter the school Ia tle Hew
home without loss q time or money. ench
ehiln continuing az once from the point
~ his previous at~fainments Ia ~, same
grades ana the sane text i.,pAs "a .hcs-
IN hi- former schoo; The perfect co-or-
f~inarion Of the paris ~ our system from
me primary grade 10 a. ,iDsc III the
university course IS the distinct feature
~ the system.
Our excellent schools " today are the
result ~ an evolution continuing through
~ Year, From The insi oGuction To- In
dianas school iaw, 1871. ! take tia fol-
lcH..-
Operation OF Law.
Irdiana's compulsory education ,a.
has been IN Succession operation FOR three
Years. IN his time. something " ss
merits and .semerifs mas % seen. In
the first PLACE. W. can say tAat IN view
- its rewness. its Weaknesses. and IN a
few places is Incorporation cue 20 Iocai
opposition or neglect II officers. II has
done nr'f- for ne schools than It's pro-
'noteT< anticipated a careful study OF
the school statistics collected hy The d.
partnsert ~ prtlic instruction. nor. how
ever. With a View ~ testing the Law.
shows the following.
Fer cent. AZ enrolment based upon
the enumeration duriag the oner-
alton ~ the Ian .. -f.3
Per cent. ~ enrolment based upon
the enumeration during rhs nine
Years previous 20 it, enacfraent. ... e-S
Gain N percent during The opera
f.cn ~ INC law . e5
Per cent - attendance based upon
-" enumeration during the opera
ton ~ The law SIS
Per cent ~ ~ttrndanc based upon
The enumeration iurinE the nine p
years previous 70 It's enactment. EI
Gain IN per cent. during the oper-
alton ~ the Jaw . "a
Per cent. ~ attendance based upon
The enrolment during The opera
ton - th~ law -s5
cent ~ attendance lased uDon
the enrolment during the nine
years previous 10 lis enactment. ... ZOE
Gain IN per cent. during the oper-
alton II the law ..-...... IS
The showing in Per cents for ne first
'lli wears ~ the laws enforcement is
he most satisfactory. this being due 10
y newne=s and q consequent lack of suf-
Gent knowledge ~ It's weaknesses 20
nahle truants TO taxi advantage ~
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PURDUE UNIVERSITY
At lafayette

PURDUE university at Lafayette. the In
s''t"te o. technology for the state. 4
generally admitted 20 be one OF ,he
s.r"ngest institutions of it, kind found
IN the United States. The coursa ~ .s,,s "
- 40 arranged "A to give the studcnts ~.
lending AZ once the dement's of q practical
RAINING IN the mechanical sctences Ana
tne pest that may be had in mathemstI cs
science. literature and art. In the clas:
room th< student learns the theory ~
mechanical. civil n electrical engineer.
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The showing made by these figures
makes x impossible IN dispute the fact
that the law has effected a remarkable
Increase IN school attendance. The re-
ports ~ attendance based upon the en-
roilmsnt shows an addition 81 twenty-five
thousand 70 the rolls Of the school. which
number accords with the item. the unm-
her Of pupils brought into school IN the
summarized reports n the truancy Of
ficers 10 the state board Of fruancy.
The larger per cent. Of gain IN tat
Tendance based upon the enumeration.
compared with the gain IN attendance
based upon the enrolment. the former
being 50. the latter 81. Is due 10 the
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State Board Of Education.

Frank l.. Jones. president. state super
intendent public instruction. Indianapolis
InS
William W. Parsons. secretary. presi-
dent state normal school, Terre Haute.
Ind.
W. T. Durbin. governor. indianapolis
Ind
Joseph Swain. President Indiana univer-
sity. Bloomington. Ind.
W. r. Stone. President Purdue unlvcr-
sity. Lafayette. Ind.
y. J Mills. president Earlham college.
Richmond, Ind
" 7. Stott, president Franklin college.
Franklin. Ind.
e. y. Kendall. superintendent Indian
arolis schools. lndianap polls. Ind.
" a. Hester. superintendent Evans
Vile schools. Evansville. Ind.
J. y. study. superintendent Ft. WAYNE
schools. TT. Wayne. Ind.
r-orge w Worley. superintendent
ho~ciusko county schools. Warsaw, Ind.
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INDIANAPOLIS
EIGHTH YEAR

Prepares for all Colleges and Scientific schoo,s
Academy students have entered Harvard. Yale.
Princeton. Williams. Boston Tech. Cornell. pur-
une. etc. Intermediate and Junior departments.
Dor Information apply 20 AL.ExR 4. NITCUrJI.
NJ. A.. 40 n. PcnnsyIvania ~.
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A~Sueu" lear Opene0 sept. TO- 1901.
Prepares for all colleges admitting women T~.,.
1.-TWO Instructors Special Courses. Music. Ar.
ihysical Laboratory. Gymnasium. kIndersartcn'
uousenuin science. Handsome accom- modat tons
ior boa riding pupils. send for catalogue. ~ n.
Iennsylvania. indianapolis. Ind. Theodnrr n.
Sewali. Founder. A WRIGHT sEWALL. i.r,n-
cipsi. frcdonia Allen. Associate Principal
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Total cost ~ administering law .ss. s44 II
Future legislation will he directed 10
the following. tal The needs Of the rural
schools 90 revision Of the county insti-
tnte system. tcp high school Inspection:
CD closer supervision. feD free tent books.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-25

T-SEFI-I, MAN--CoIored man as useful man
in private family; city or country. will
ing 10 do anything: good reference Ad-
dress ;. BROWN. $40 West 5Sth-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-25

fore rfrlosurc Sales.
STPREME COURT, COUNTY

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
~ YoRK-Sydney H. Solomon. Plaintiff against Alice
Edwards Jarvis, DefenGant.-In pursuance a judg-
sale, duly and entered
the ahoveentitled bearing the 18th day Of
January 1901. l. the undersigned the referee in said
Judgment named will sell public auction at the New
York Real Estate Saesroom No. III Broadway in the
Borough of Manhattan. City of New York Monday
the I'd day Of 1901. u o'clock that
GoldsIiCker, auctioneer the premises
directed by said judgment be sold and therein de
scrihed as follows those certain lots pieces or
parcels Of land buildings thereon erected situate
wing and being In City of New York Borough
Of Manhattan, which taken together bounded ana
southeriy side of one Hundred and Sixteenth street
corner of Hundred and sixteenth Street and Avenue
a NOV called Pleasant Avenue thence runrng south-
ery parallel with said hundred feet eleven
inches thence parallel with One Hundred ana
Sixteenth Street fifty feet thence northerly pa!4ei WIN
said avenue hundred feet eleven inches TO the south
erv side Of Hundred and sixteenth Street thence
southerly side of One Hundred ali
Sixteenth Street fifty the point or place Of begin
helms numbers hundred and tour ana one
bmrdred and FIVE on of property Of Mile-do,a
sea IN tbe New York Registers Office as one huhdfea
and eiEhty-siS. .., ,oo,
DdlSo ->e" -' JIrIIUS LEHMAN. Referee
n c G. I s ISAACS. Plaintiffs Attorneys - q -
" Street York City
of the property 10 De SOU
New-York tribune., 1901-11-25

i2Tth Street
The approximate the lien charge to satisfy
which above-descbed property IS be sold is S2l,
So thereon from the 24h day Of October
1901; together with ard allowances amounting 70
S3eI IS with interest November 1901 together
with the expenses the sale The approximate amount
OF taxes assessments liens which be al
lowed purchaser the purchase paid
by the referee is $500 so and interest
Dated New York November 4h, 1901
PRATT a. BROWN. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-11-25

PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER (single
nam, wishes work has complete outflt
FALTER, SOL West 52d-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-25
FURs ELEGANTLY REMODEIIED

REAL near seal jackets 20 order So. Alsc
Persian lamb garments trimmed. SSj
n. HiRSHFELD. Furr!er 20 East f4th-st
New-York tribune., 1901-11-25

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
~ 0E- Sr-yv YoRK-Thaddeus Firth, Jr. Trustee o.
~. treated for benefit of Robert 4 Roberts
cse.ed Plaintiff against G. Leyrer and others De
In pursuance Judgment OF foreclosure ana
sale made and entered the atove entitled acton utf
tn aatn +ne Isl day November 1901 l. the undeIss'
judgment rarne1 VIII seiI al IS-.-
aucf{on al the York Real Estate @aesFI,iu
yort on the Goth November. 1901 at i CLOCK on
.bn+ 6aT nv Philip 4 Srayth, Aucuo1eer the IErtnsS
s,,ected by said Judgment be sold and taeFtl
@ foons. All that lot piece or raFc.' ol I.'
sitnafe living and being IN the Twe'tth N2r or nc
NJ York bounded and described As y ,"S'
naeacng at point the Northerly slIe o. tss
sna -wentv-seventh distant two huna'ea a''
inches Easerly rom the oI'ag
easterI corner Of Third Avenue and one hlnare9 t-
rlnninE thence NorthcfE tl
aIlel TO Third and partly through a "l lf
ninatv-nine feet ard eleven inches 10 the c''le ~.
block E>isteriy along Saii centre i.s a.,
hiock nd parallel with one hundred aEa t"el'e
Sf-eNt .epv-sevea feet SCuheriy parallel Wit
rhtri nd partly th-ouS1 certain o',or tIE
wall ninAty-nine feet and eleven inches to tle N,ly
side Of Onn hundred twentvs'yHnth Stree an!
Westerly along said side Of one hunHf' an
twenty-seventh Street t~en'r- seven Get To me ~ ~
mace of beginning premises being No" known ~
The street Number hundred and wenty-seFtA -
East and twenty seventh street IN hti-
city Subject covenants against nisaHo's COT
a of a portion or SAID premises Nc .
Daniel InGrahan dated February Etth lst'' Ai
Once of the REGISTER ~ the CIV ,' -''
OF New York in I.iber 465 Of Convevances page 5ll
Da'eo Ne" 10Th ->0' tST.. TT 4 RROwN Referee
DE WITT. LoCKMAN & DE WITT. At;oThtyS, LOT AN
No S. Nassau Street. Borough OF N@'i'4''i"'
New city n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-25

The arproxirnate of the Hen satisfy
ubich ihe above described property sold Sl5t
with interest thereon from the 1st day OF May. 1901
together with the expenses The approximate
amount Of the and water rates to be allowed %
purchaser out ot the purctase-T9ney or Paa s W
Mortgage for 50 600 49, from the
lst DAY April 1901. -.
Dated New York. November 6. 1901 - -
New-York tribune., 1901-11-25

5fbool aacnties
A MERIcAN AND FoFEIGN TEACHERS. AGENCY
~ supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors Governesses.
ctc., TO Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply 10
Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG-FULToN, % Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-25
C1-,loMMoNWEALTH OF MAssACHUsETTs.

- Probate Court-Sufolk, $50 Matilda Lam
bert psonc alias Delano. who resided in New York IN
and New York. in the 1919. ana
who then disappeared and who is believed TO be dea
heirs-at-aw. next of kin. ana an
other persons interested in the estate of said absentee
Whereas petition has been presented 10 sad court
administration the estate OF sald
sbsentee 10 Greene of Norwich in the state
a, Connecticut or other suitable person. You are
hereby cited appear Probate Court to be held at
in County of Suffolk, the twelfth DAY
Of December. A D 1901 at ten ocl2ck in the forenoo;
o+ he granted And said petitioner hereby directed TO
give public thereof. by publishing this CITATION
onre in each week four successive weeks IN tIe
Boston Daily Advertiser and The New York Tribune,
nevsnspers published, in Boston and the other N
said York the last publication to be one Gay his I
cation not less days before said Court IN
two or conspicuous public places in said New 4on;
ana by mailing postpaid delivering at least seven
days before said Court copy of this citation 10 Ai
knov-n persons interested in said estate -
Witness. JOHN W. McKIM. ESQUIRE: First Jndse r er
twentynnth day of OCTOBER, IN the yea
one 'h'uSdi4 ''''9 ELIJAH GEORGE, Register.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-25
Gnrroaaics' Noilres,

TN PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon. Frank
L r Fitzgerad a Surrogate the County Of New York
notice hereby given TO all persons having claims
Haliett D. Wilcox. late Of the County of New
the with vouchers there
10 place of tansacting business
Pirsson & Beall her attorneys. No $50
Broadway Borough OF Manhattan. IN The City OF New
York on or day OF May Dated New
York the 26th day of October, 1901.
JULIA McLURE WILCOX Executrix.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-25
TN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner {

TN PURSUANCE of an order OF Hon. Ab1er c..
Thomas a Surrogate the County York
notice is hereby given all persons having claims
against Henry A. Ferguson late OF the County Of New
York deceased present the with vouchers there
OF 10 the subscribers place ;ransacnE bus
mes, the ONCE John A & A. g Mspes, No. IS
BroaSway Borough Of Manhattan. IN the City of New
York on befo the 5th day OF December next
Dated New York. the s1st day OF May: 1901
JAMES F. FERGUSON.
Administrators.
John A. A. e. XAPEs. Attorneys for Adrn!nistga.oss
New-York tribune., 1901-11-25

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown Of
fee No. i.242 Broadway. 2d door north Of
31st-ot.. until o o'clock p. m; S"-ertise-
ments received at the following bra--ch Of
f1ces at regular Office rates until 8 clock
.. m. viz: 254 sth-ave-, s. e. cor. 2Sd-st-: :
153 6th-Sve., cor. 12th-st-: 1s2 Columbus
New-York tribune., 1901-11-25
6nrroaaies' \ otlees.


SMITH, AUGUSTUS LIN pursuance OF an
- order Of Hon Abner C Thomas, Surrogate of the
County York. notice hereby given TO all per
County New York, deceased present the same Win
thereof the subscriber at his place OF trans
acting business Office of Murray. Bennett lnger
SOIL No % William street in the City OF Ne" 1orA' Oh
before % of January next.
Dated New York 25th day of June. 1901.
GEORGE H. JANE:WAY. AdmintstTator.
MURRAY. BENNETT & INGERSOLL. Attorneys, 1oE
Adrn.nistrator. No. % William street Borough OF
Manhattan \. \. City.
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Hon. Abner Z.
= Thona. Surrogate of County New York.
Samuel Jones Walker, late of tie County OF Ne"
York. deceased present the with vouchers there
Of TO the subscriber, at ker place OF trarsacn
the Office Of Murray. Bennett & Ingersoll, No
New York before the Goth day of December next
Dated. New York. the Sth day of June. 1891
SARAH FRANCES WALKER.
ExecutTiS-
MURRAY. BENNETT & INGERsoLL, Attorneys for
Executrix No. % william ST. Borough of Manhattan
New York City.
Tn PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
- c. Thomas. a Surrogate of the County OF New York
hereby all having claims agans
Elizabeth Rosenbaun late of the County of New York
deceased present the with vouchers thereof to
the once Morris s. Wise. No. Exchange Place
Borough Manhattan The City of New York, on or
be the 2nd day of June
Dated New York. the 10th day Of November, 1901.
HENRY c. ROSENBAUM.
SOLOMON X. LICHTENSTEIN.
MORRIS s WISE Atty. for Executors. Exchange
Place Borough Of Manhattan. y. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-25

INFANTS NURSE.-FIrst class. can take
entire charge from BIRTH country or city.
no cards. 90 2d-ava.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-25
HOARD AND ROOMS.

A,
A;-A!-A!-ATTENT
Hisn class apartments and rooms. with
ana without board: doctors Offices: all 10
cations; references exchanged; information
lree s. c. LELAND & CO.
West 33d-st.
e2D-ST. 81 EAST.-Two handsomely fur
nished rooms with board. on second
Moor; southern exposure; en suite or sinCly;
parlor dining room; central location. refer
erCes.
ST. ALBANS-B W. DE FOREST PROP.
J. 4. East 31st-st.-Roonas single. en-
suite; private baths; parlor dining room:
electric light; table board.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-25
flnauliaI mffflnns.

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockhold-
CTS OF the Eddyvile Hickory Bush Railroad Com
pary will be held their office il New York City on
-' = BALDWIN. SAerefarr.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-25

- Probate court-sufolk. ss.-To Delah Lam.
her. who resided in in the County and state
OF New York in the year 1875 and who then dsappeared
ana who is believed dead ntestae, and 70 the leil
at-iap next kin and all other persons ineTeste 6en IN
Of Whereas petition mas
nresened 10 said Court letter of administrator
of absentee TO Gardiner Greene, Oh
Connecticut, other sulta-
bic person You hereby cited 10 appear at Pfooas
f~o,r, at in said County Of SUFFOLK on
the twelfth day December A D. 1891 al ten O'CLOCK IA
sane should NOT granted And said petitioneT, IS
public notice thereof by puoilSI
ing this in each week FOR four sueceSsre
in Daily Advertiser and The New Aoth
tribune newspapers published one in Boston and e 5he
other IN the last publication TO be ons
day a, least before said and by posting copy OF
This citation thirty days before sai eut
more public places In said New
YORK and by mailing postpaid. DELIVERING. at least
seve days before copy this citation to al
known persons interested in said estate =.
witness. JOHN w. MckIM Esquire. First Judge OF
said Court this twentyrth OF October In the year
one e0ou'~no H"< A'A ELIJAH GEORGE. Register.