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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-17
Milwaukee IL. Denver 2.

Milwaukee,. Wis. Aug. 16.-Milwaukee defeated
Denver to-day by heavy batting. Attenda nee.
r. Il. z
Milwaukee ...-..3 4..-u Is
Denver ...l@...-.9 0. 0 0 0 o 0 / 1T
Observation-Disclosures ard Lucia: Moskiman
and Mcconnell
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-17
Louisville s-1s, Minneapo1t, C

Louisville. Aug. l6.-Louisvfile took ,,,o
easy games from Minneapolis to-day. Both Crib.
BINS and Martin were hit hard. Attendance.
5,42l. Score:
FIRST GAME.
r. Il. z
Minneapolis .......0 0 0 0 o 3 / Is . .
-Batteriez-Ffaherty and Spies; Cribbens and
CON GAME.
- r. Y. E
LOUISVILLE .........3 l l . . . . o.-12 * .
Minneapolis ........0 0 o 1850 Is Q .
Battefies-Dunkle ard Schriver; Martin and
Byers. i ahu
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-17
REPURLIC SPECIAL.

Nevada. No. Aug. f6.-Nevada defeated Cha
mute to-day by a score of I to 3. Morton's pitch
ing was the feature.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-17
Forest Park Concert.

A concert will be given at Forest Park
to-day by Bafunno's Band from 4 to Z p.
m. Following is the programme
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-05-24

Smoke "Bugle CALI Cigars. Union
made. Sold by all dealers.
List your mining claims with Cut
ting & Forman. Z
Mines with good values for sale by
Cutting g. Forman..
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-05-24
Dissolution Notice.

fNHE FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING UN
/ der the firm name and style of Harding 4
Kennedy, of the Chloride restaurant, doing bust
ness In the town Of Tonopah, Nevada, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent Geo. Money
having purchased the interest Of w d. Harding
in the concern. All bills due the firm Of Harding
q Kennedy are payable to Harding Il Kennedy
and all bills due from said firm will be paid by
Harding & Kennedy.
Money & Kennedy will continue to conduct
the business Of the Chloride Restaurant, and u
continuance Of the patronage Is solicited.
Dated this nth day Of Nav. A d. 1902
w. d. HARDING
J. KENNEDY
GEO. MONEY
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-05-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
OF the State Of Nevada In and for Nye
County,
In the matter Of the Estate
of
Robert NJ Chrysler, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
" has been duly appointed and qualified BY
the Third Judicial District Court Of the State OF
Nevada, in and for Nye County. as administra-
tor Of the estate of Robert NJ. Chryscr, late OF
said County deceased.
All creditors having claims against said cs
tate, are required to file the same, with proper
vouchers attached, with the Clerk OF the Court
within three months Of the first publication Of
this notice.
Dated Belmont, Nevada, May 9th, 1902.
THOMAS TATE,
Admin, traitor Of the Estate Of
Robert M. Cbryser. deceased
PETER BREEN, Atty. for Administrator.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-05-24
To Whom II May Concern.

A LII persons who can prove title from the
u original locatorS and owners to the surface
rights of property now owned by this Company
which ground is now being patented, Will be
given new deeds to these surface rights by the
Tonopah Mining Company of Nevada after said
patents have been issued
All other persons now occupying ground OF
property owned by the Tonopah Mining Com
pany OF Nevada are hereby notified that they
are illegally trespassing upon the property OF
said Company and are subject TO ejectment
W thout further notice.
Dated at Tonopah May ;, 1902.
THE TONOPAH MINING COMPANY
OF NEVADA
BY T. l.. eddie, its Attorney-infact
Per Fred j. Siebert,
Supt. and Engineer mylO
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-13

FOR SAT.E-Splendld clean stock r~eca-.
les viii invoice about SO ayers e.
daily sales, $50 not one unsalable item
r. stock Box as. Wichita. E-tf
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aALE HELP WANTED.
slTuATloM-w AMrEp-saALE.


ANTED-Situatlon as night Waterman.
Best Of city references. Address w
". B. Eagle Office 7#-3tx
WANTED-A position Us book5eeper or
Office work. Address 3 E. care
Eagle. E-t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-13

NAN ION tx.
J p Nc EPHf. ia TFeS- DcuEiss Nfrr-
lts. kansas -ves-cck suctlo1esr, szr-
Essts specially terms ress1a7 be SAT-
1sfzcri11 Elzra-Eesst also dealer -r alf
classes e horses ara r1alez highest
MARKET pTace paid tcr Eood oaes every
6T ~ tne year 6-I
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-13
Established Is7&
Fred ". Israe! Real Estate CO
SGccessSr p
ISRAEL BROS.
Real estate ana Rents

40 s4y H.ca.tz clry F-cgerzy - Se1x-
plcz ca-14y Eaz.- az przss2x rs-<cez Esszzs
44--s rS-4rlx ca EG-T r14zeg- - sEE-ss
n-t1 ler sock a. S1ssr l11ls-rl<s .
gzzZ - Ter l11Arcs, 49, 8GG- III Zs4zs -
ga EaN S-exr Ekre 1eTe- gGcres- 5e-
<1-e- All 1zs-1- e1s-1ssz n cur s41> ara
izV.te1 l. ca - correspond
re HscalEz interests . 1c1-rezs1ezzs
rIEuzae-iy &nE 1zszheulIF czre1 <1r. C@ce
seco11 1oor - North LzEkes street.
ISrzsl Z-.z1S1as
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-13
CLASSIFIED
WAN 7 s

FOR SALE-vacart lots IN all parts OF
me cftv. cheap. EBEY & CO,
off 48 Sedgwick building
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Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED-Your houses to re-shingle: :
per Lvyt Also carpenter, new or repai
work. J. y. Parrahn 73-6tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-13

FOR RENT-very desirable front room,
furnished. for gentleman and lady. al
cove, closet and bath AS y Topeka
53-5tx
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BOYS WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.

WASTED-AzenIs Tor cae best Laundry
IN Kansas. LIBERAL commission Al
dress Wichita Steam Laundry. s2-u
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OFFICE ROOMS FCR RENT.

FOR RENT-Three vacant front rooms.
74-6tx
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co. 80 = . 3 = 9 :. : = 9

WANTED-A partner worth $3.50; half IL
teTest il established business; pays 80
per cent pront- Call Or write q. n Her
rlnston. rs S. Emporia ave, Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-13


FOR sALE-so feet OF ground. on seneca
street. on the car line, on the west
Side. fer 500
For Saie-5e feet of ground on South
Main street. II the Sd block Ihe owner
IS very anxious 70 sell. Please cal ana
let Us show you the lots and make Us
For saIe-Farn OF 4sa acres. located ;
miles from Wichita. al first I'd secoIao
bottom land. 2-story. 1-room house n
good repair. large barn. large orchard,
= acres in alfalfa. 80 acres n pasture
living water, one Of the pest STOCK anu
gain farms in Sedgwick county, Tor
sale al 4 very low price Gail ana see
Us for location. and let Us show II To
you. II you are wanting something OF
this kind Il viii pay you % Investigate
FREEMAN < FREEMAN.
73-sun-wed-2t
FOR sAI.E-sixteen acres finest bottom
land for gardening and fruit raising,
- miles from corner Main and Doug az
This is the cheapest land offered near
Wichita. J. r Sites Realty Co. so
Biting block. li-ztX
FOR SALE-Twelve choice building lots.
l99ZZ34. close in. Also some SuoUrban
property. Box S7i. city.
FOR SALE-Three quarters good, hard.
black level land, adjoining school, no
improvements. - feet TO water. s. so.
10 town and city school. with good 5
room house; possession 70 put in wheat
$500.
Two sections. fenced, good mill and
tank, 500 warranty deed. 40 tax deed ,
immediate possession; TWO miles town.
S45a.
Good half section. slightly rolling. with
good spring. $500.
Good hah section. level, black land,
Sl095.
Plenty Of large ranches; = te s per acre
Coldwater. Comanche Co. Kan.
FOR SALE-Farn o. As acres close to
the city. all first bots5m iznd az Il
price less than farms arS selling ten or
fifteen miles from Wichita This IS 2
snap. The owner desires 70 use the
money in business, and Is very anxious
TO sell See Us for ortes anu location.
For SsIe-160 acres. near the city. 50
acres bottom land. balance upland good
house, small barn, orchard. rI.Ging
water. This farm can be bought Tor SEQ
an acre. FREEMAN & FREEMAN.
73-sun-wed-2t
FOR sALE-s20 acres. z40 in cultivation.
groves. and fine. rich, black soil. four
miles OF Pratt. 81 200.
40 acres OF grass land IN Pratt county,
81 acres. good house, barn. orchard,
near town. s2.l09
If you want 10 buy a farm. ranch, city
property al bargain call and see NE
JOHN FERRITER, l37 y Main.
70-tf
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14

for much experience in the practical sloe VI
comic opera. and Arthur Weld, the composer
who cor Quoted "Florodora" and who is no"
working on The Silver Slipper" united N
thinking that men of high literary stamp ought
to be heard from more frequently.
"Of course, power of versifcation is essential
said Mr.. Lederer. Some people lack it. But
take Mr.. KipIing. He should be able TO write
comic opera that would make you sit up.
don't know why such men don't. 1t was gooo
enough for " s. Gilbert But they seem TO look
down upon it"
I think Glen McDonough put it rightly. salu
Mr.. Weld. when he laid it the division OF
royalties. When you write play you earn your
percentage. When you write musical colleoS
you divide it with the composer"
But opera pays better draws better. Fifteen
thousand dollar receipts a week is good But
5000 or $1,000 is good for a play. No, it's
prejudice. And it's bound TO disappear The
public taste is improving and better stuff is
constantly demanded. Comic opera ought TO
come from the cIeverest and best trained
writer's Gilbert had established reputation
as playwright before he tried his hand at
comic opera. Well, Pinero tried his hand at it
a couple of years ago. It fell fiat. William
Gillette once wrote 4 musical piece, produced
over here at the Broadway. II didn't go The
task is difficult. It is not beneath the best!
George Ade." suggested Mr.. Weld, lis taking
the field with success. He is the coming man.
He has the ability. and he's quiet and modest
about il. His Sultan of Sulu' is something OF
a political satire. and a good show into the par
gain. The trouble though with relating comedy
to current events is that if they're sectional
people outside the region are at loss; ana
even if they're national you newspaper men
have such a way of obliteratng Mondays SEN
sation with Thursdays that the ordinary reader
at the end of the week. though he's deVoureo
countless editions. retains real impression
OF what has taken place An opera has to de-
pend upon its own completeness for its effect
l understand that Mr.. AIDES new opera will deal
with his more familiar types
George Ade" said the manager. as he rang
to admit some negro comedians who were to
go over several new songs. rs case in point
That is what we are getting already Bret
Harte and others OF the same sort are what we
should be glad to welcome. OF course, for the
unframed construction, which is most difficult
is a stumbling block. But We can always re-
construct whip a thing into shape That is. II
the authors are amenable. Often they are not"
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
THE LIBRETTO.
THE DIFFICULTY IN GETTING IT WELL
WRITTEN.


When a mans intelligence is refreshed by the
sudden headlong approach Of q heavy, throh-
hing Panhard automobile, shining like bur
nished gold and shaking the earth like loco
motive, he does not usually, as he makes his
rescue at the curb. let his admiration run away
with him He cannot help a certain awe and
appreciation Of the harnessing Of so much force;
and he may say 10 himself n2odestly that a
Panhard is a wonderful and fearful thing. But
81 never occurs to him that such being the case,
he will go straight home and build himself one.
He would as soon think Of attempting 10 con-
struct disappearing gun. And yet the rash
opposite, as was observed yesterday by man
who should know, is precisely the mental atti-
tude OF large number of theatre goers. They
enjoy an evening at q comic opera, and their
instant thought seems 10 be: Bless my stars,
that's great Guess III write a comic OPERA"
And they do said George W. Lederer. as he
sat in his office, that's the worst Of it. Ask
Mr. Weld here. He was my reader for three
years"
Not one manuscript in twenty-five said Mr.
Weld, lever got to you You really don't know
what the unsolicited and unsifted comic opera
can be. George"
why, shoelnakers write comic operas Mr..
Lederer went on. according TO their ideas.
And even clever writers and versifers send US
in the most unutterable tWaddlet We have good
Iibrettists. but nowhere near enough. What We
need is the work Of just such men Bret
Harte If he wrote such a comic opera as you
mention, ali say is. I'd like TO have il to
put on
Because it would be the work of the author
Of 'Alkali Dick'p"
No because it would be worth staging"
.'Candidly, now, which would you prefer an
irreproachable book from trained nbrettist
o. Bret Hartes opera. which might require no
end OF reconstruction for stage purposes?"
Bret Harte's'
Readers Of The Tribune will remember reading
the news that Bret Harte had been engaged in
the last months Of his life in writing a comic
opera in which American enters touring
Wild West show for lark. gets into France and
fails in love with the bewitching young heiress
of a messy old chatelu. The music was nut in
the hands Of Eraa nuel Moor, Hungarian COM
poser Although Bret Harte's last poem" and
last snort story have come to light, and the
play Sue" which was seen in this country sew
erai seasons ago. is announced for publication in
the fall was stated in The Tribune's London
dispatch for July Is. little or nothing has been
heard of the operate venture in which this
author is said 10 have taken great delight. As
TO the general advantage OF having the work of
trained and artistic writer's extend to the
musical stage Mr. Lederer. whose name stands
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
I orerlosure GaIes
STPREME COTRT. COTNTY

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF new
YORK.-The Farmers Loan and Trust Commas
Substituted Trustee OF the trusts
against William H Sohn Others Defendaneas.u .ulI
pursuance Judgment - foreclosure and SALE
entered In the 2bOve entitled 10y
ing date the 25th day Of July 1902 l. the unders 80
referee in said Judgment named. will sell at 1,s
auction York Real Estate Salesroopn NJ ~.
on 10th day 1902. O'clock aA
Bryan l. Kennedy. auctioneer
premises said judgment and tbs-s
described All that certain piece or
land with buildings thereon erected situate I,
and being in City. County and State OF New yc-s
bounded and described follows: Beginning uol1t ~
the eOutherly Of Ffftyrs Street distant two S.o
and feet four inches easterly
southeasterIy corner of Third Ffftv-s-,s
Street thence sOutherly and parallel
an inch 20 lire formerly OF Eastern po
Road thence northeasteTly along said uirs
feet inches and eleven-tweiftns OF
thence northerlv parallel with Third Avenue egbfs
one feet inches and one-quaTter OF inch =
soItberIv side of Fifty-rst thence
feet eight inches point place u beginning a.
nrernises being No 226 East Fifty-f-s.
Street Being premises conveyed 70 Lo1ISs
Sobn wi oW q william SOhn. deceased. William y
Sohn cInmarred and Louisa SOhn (unrarrsdl by TaroS
Danzfg by deed Nav 14th. 1889 and recorded
York in Lber 2216 Of COnveyances. page $40. Mav
18th. 1859. ~
HENRY WESSELMAN Ressr>.
TURNER ROI4STON & HORAN. Attorneys for Plain
tiff 90 william Street, New York. y Z
The following is diagram OF the property to be snIs.
its street NUMBER is 226 East 5fst street:
5ISfS
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
CTPRF7IE COURT.-COUNTY OF NEW

- voPE Hiram Y. Y. Braulan and Annie c. de Pey-
..- - ~-r;sts@s under VIII OF william E Ross de-
80 rIantffs against John imHel and others defend
ours,Iance OF Judgment Of forecl sure and sale
All made and entered IN the above entLet action ant
S-f, Tara he 23d Of July. 1902 tae undersigned
&c sTaTas in said Judgment named VII! sell az public
re.ie1 a. the New Real Estate SalesEoon No. Ill
IN the Borough Of Manhattan CITY OF New
Ne 10Th day August 1902 at Y O'Clock
On thar dav by D. PhCentx Ingrahar * Co, Auction
On o-s1,fsas directed BY said judgment 20 be sod
80 ba-ei7 described follows: All that certain .ot piece
aLid ar.s - and with building and trpTovenns1r
barsr erected situate lying and oeing IN me Borough
Nv, Work and bounded and described as rolows 70 w.t.
Ssg,1f1g AZ point the southeTly si1e OF one hlE
I~tGa7d7second street distant Two 7undred 2Ol tss
tom the formed oy tne nter@elon ot -
easfsry side OF Second Avenue with the SAD souineq
- - -hyndred-and-secOnd street running tasr1
sTthsrv parallel with Second Ayenue ana pst o. The
through a party wal one funcTe tl Ieet eeVea
I nches 70 tne centre line q the bock tnsse eeey
CsfI centre line twenty-five CD feet tnence noa-
erIv and aga n paga=i with Second Avenue one nqat
S1a0o fse+ inches to the said soutAey ss o.
street and thence westerly sas
sa4 s7utherIv Of One Fundred-tnt scllc orssS
tHentyfve C2) the point or place OF beginning
Dated New Yorl July 2oth. ~ 100000 r.s..
,-ORTE & CAN Attorneys for P'a'ntir-s "aA SueeI
Po-ough o. Manhattan, New Ho tlty-
The foloTi L s diagram OF the property % oe SOD;
i.s street number 80 East One-huncrsd-snlseoa
9'Eee No $40 East 1924 Street
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
No. 80 East lood Street
Ind Ave

The approximate amount Of the zen or enarse 70 81
TO-, ~ frs above described property Is 70 ne soe
ST 535 06 with thereon from ne l+. 1Sy -
III, too together with costs and allowances aounas
10 SsS3 40 toge with The expenses OF tns -.
assessments anu Na.e
s - SThSr liens 70 allowed the puTcnaer ess
OF me purchase money. paid BY the Heteres y S0
an interest - ,ooa
Dalsa -,e" - EICENE q POMEROY. Retsree
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14

The approximate amount the lien OF charge TO SAYS
which above described real property Is % .e
81 pa IS interest thereon from 's % .ss-ssf
1902 expenses action SS-2-o " n -
thereon from August 6h 1902 together with the eA
OF the sale. The approximate Of the taxes.
ana water rates or other be allowed 20 'S
chaser out OF the purchase money paid by the
is StS0O % and interest
Dated. New York. August =. 1892 -.>-r- p.@s-aa
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
295 II 4 in
1913 HIP

rn1 ao,roxirnate amount the lien charge TO sa
I-bih Tra above described property oe sold ia
81 iqS 20 xi:h interest the 2d day OF July, 1902
atbsr h costs and allowances amounting 70 $32O 81
- interest from July 25th 1902 together ths
"-ei The approximate
or other liens which &c be allowed the
TIrchasa- out Of purchase money. or paid by
1s.,s4 sew York July 26th 1902
Da'SN' - HENRY g. WESSEL1fAN Refers.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14

The approximate OF the lien or charge 70 S
the above described property Is 10 os Sne a
ST. thereon from he os+ scInring
with costs and allowances
SaS5 So with interest from June 10Th tSOl tosr
with expenses OF III sale Iae appo are
q taxes water rents as~essmtni other liens Wc
purchaser out OF TIE S-s ne
paid By the Referes SS529 Il and interest
the said Judgment there mas oeen pa fbs
OF the amount found due D. Jadsineh'' SA-
SO. 200.
~ A'A' TII.BE77 MCBRIDE Referees.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
MARSHALL. CORNELIA LIN PURSU-

1iA ance of an order of Hon Abner C Thomas a Sur
rogate New is given
persons having claims against Cornelia
same with thereof subscribers al their
place ransacting business namely of Roscoe
H ChannnE "a Park Place. Borough OF Manhattan.
in the CITY OF York. before 26th day OF
January 1903
Dated the 10th day OF July 1902.
WILSON MARSHALL. ALFRED MARSHALL.
ROSCOE II. CLAIMING. Attorney for Executors "a
Park Place Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- York-Charles De Hart Brewer. pla'nti1: asans. e
T4a,1ab Johnson individually and ENecutTiX or Ils
Iasr viii and Testament OF John F Johnson oecsa
4esenGants.-In pursuance CT Ju-gns,l q
f1-closre ana duly made and entered u tns 49,
ArIsd action bearing date the oth cay O Aus-s.
TaO2 ana fled in office Of the Clerk OF tne Coul-g o
Sar work on the 9Th DAY of August 1897 / me uls.
signed the referee said Judgment naIlec VI. So
II7tc 41ctfon az the York Real Estate SaleSloon
No III Broadway the Borough q Nan.5,,an -
New YORK on 2nd day Of SepternoeT lst az 49,
1.CI,cE On rhat day L J. Phillips * Co
ne premises described by said judgment 20 oe son
therein described follows: All that ot o. ana ~
CIV and County OF York with the oltnss lnsIs
bounded and described follows Begi1ninS ar 80.
- b sohsrIv side Of hundred and twenty
rr1@t distant one and eightyHve eet Westslt
southsriy side u one al1-
and tvventv-ssvenh and the westerly S1e C Es
S1uthe-y paralle WIZ F!.-
Avenue nnsty-nne feet eleven Inches % the cVns
~ me block thence westerly along said lire tWenlse
feet thence northery parallel with Fifth Avenue h
f-a fest eleven inches sOutherly SIDE or one
5ra5 ans wentv-seveurh and thence easery sS
+Ia s0urherIv hundred and r'ent
street twenty-five the point OF oegi1ni.s
premises being Number Fourteen Wssl
tr1re5 and twenty-ssventh Street The above cescr
premises lie in Section .. Block lt-i On Ils l4"- N'
the Civ OF New York.
ADAM FRANK. Referees
WILLIAM HILL, Attorney for Plaintiff 10 Wall Stree~
Borough OF Manhattan CITY of New YORK -
following diagram 0f the property 70 o S'@'
IT'S street number Is Il West 127th Street
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
Eam Schools.

NEW YORK SAly-eishth uTens Oct. /,
1902 DAY CLASSES with ses-
UNIVERSITY sions from $50 &c P n SI7l; y B 2.
LAW SCHOOL Classes sessions Sb2n 9 to 10 e2aon-
Glasses LII II Tuition 500 For circulars
address l. J. TOMPKINS Registrar. Washington Square
~ Y. City
NETWORK LAW SCHOOL.-Day School. 35 Nassau
" ST. Evening School. 8 ". 18th St Dwight metflod
OF instruction Ii. B. in two years LIN In three
GEORGE CHASE. Dean.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

- Abnsr C Thomas. a Surrogate of the County OF New
York notice is hereby given TO all having
Charles L. Holt. late OF New
deceaTed present vouchers thereof To-
their place
the ONCE G. H. & F. L Crawford. No 90 Liberty
Street in of New York OF Manhattan
before ne sth day OF December next.
ANNA G HOLT. LYDIA c. HOLT. ANNA B. HOLT
G II q F. l. CRAWFORD. Attorneys for Executrtces
90 Liberty St. Manhattan. II. Y City.