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New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
BOMB BURSTS IN CROWD.
ONE ITALIAN FATALLY HURT. TWO
n OTHERS MAY DIE-PANIC AT
CHURCH FAIR

A rocket bomb exploded just before midnight
last evening in a crowd of thirty hundred
Italians gathered on the grounds Of the Church
of Our Lady of Loretto. at Pacifc-st. East New
York. fatally injuring at least one person and
perhaps two more and seriously hurting three
others.
The injured
CARDONE. Bartholomew twenty years Of No
3 Havens Place chest. back and stomach burned.
JQSOSFI Rocco. twenty seven years both eyes
blown cut, nose and away; Will die.
FARMER Albert. fifteen years old Of No Stone
ave: neck. side and burned, and head cut:
feared that injuries fatal.
RICAs. Giovanni. twenty years old 1850
isntie ave: neck face ana arms burned; die.
Farmer was removed the German Hospital
the others TO ST. Mary's Hospital.
The Society of st. Mary of the Italian Catho-
lic Church Of Our Lady of Loretto WAS hold
ing q festival the church premises. feat
ure Of the celebration was exhibition of
fireworks. eliminating in the ascent Of a large
rocket. which designed explode when
II had risen to A height of several hundred feet
Fire reached the detOnatng bomb when ii was
only FIVE feet from the ground. and burning
powder was flung i'm all directions among the
thickly nassed crowd.
The rumOr spread that several persons had
been killed Many of the spectators fell TO their
knees i'm terror and prayed for mercy.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
CELEBRATES NTNFTIETH BIRTHDAY.

J. Harris Patton will reach his nnetieth birth
day to-day. having heen horn in Fayette County
Penn, I'm 1872. Immediately following his gradua-
tion from jefferson College Pennsylvania. In 1879
he became a tutor I'm the Nashville University
and was for fortv-seven years engaged in teach
ing. For a number OF years he conducted a pri-
vate classical school in this city, and numbers
among his oldtime pupils number Of successful
business men. The last few years Mr.. Patton has
been engaged in literary pursuits, and among
the works which have from his
-Four Hundred Years Of American History
.Natural Resources of the United States" ''Po-
utcai Economy for American Youth" Political
fartles lt the United States and Popular His
States"
MT. ration has heen for hfty Years a subscriber
10 ne llbune. He has always been an ardent
Fr~SoE s tetldn. and - now member ot the West
mint " " -
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
MUST FACE CHARGE To DAY
PACKERS no NOT FEAR INJUNCTION,
But CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
MAY FOLLOW
Inv rrLE, rApH To THE rurpr<r.l

Chicago May 19-The silence as to what
ton the packers will take when the government
case comes up tomorrow is sPhynxlike. They
will not even say whether they intend to file
demurrer. United States District Attorney
Bethea. who has the full responsibility Of the
big suit his shoulders. also is quiet. Not
word to say" was all that could be got out Of
him.
Indications are that the packers have de
te'mined to take their first dose of legal medi-
cine without a struggle. They do not conceal
their Indifference when the mention of mere
injunction is made If the question is taken mp
criminaIIy that may no different story. Tho
packers may find that the bill has been amend
ed To include charges Of action in restraint OF
trade in the matter Of smoked meats. a subject
OF which the original document made no men
ton
said 10 show concIusiveIy that the same course
was pursued 10y the packers I'm combining TO
regulate prices Of the smoked products that was
followed in the case Of fresh beef here put
new weapon If attack into the hands Of the
United States attorneys. II is said that much
Of the evidence to he used in amendments 10
the bill IL IL be decided To add 10 IL. was re-
ceived In Chica 60 to-day. The smoked meat dis
closures make more likely than ever the prose
CutiOn Of the packers under the criminal code.
Judge W. 4 Day and Solicitor General Rich
ards reached Chicago tonight To assist in pre-
sentinE the governments case. Service has
been obtained upon all the corporations named
in the bill. although some of the individual de-
fendants have not vet been reached. They are
not compelled. owing to the nature of the in
junction proceedings. 10 appear in court to-
morrow. although it is expected that most of
them will he hand.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-Alla McI.ane. of Baltimore.
FIFTH ANENC E-EX- Senator \. Z. German, Of
Maryland. GRAND-Major A. H. Fagler and
Captain r 9. Sarratt. L. :. A; Justice Burr Mat
tice. Of the Newly Ork State Supreme Court: A.
+. Lppincott of PhiladelEnia: Lieutenant Com
manders Charles Laird and +. II. Timan. L. 5. y.
HOFFMAN Shelby T. Harrison. of Lexington, Ky.
HOLLAND-Dr A. ". Parsons. Of Mexico; Sen
James Mcmillan of Michigan: the Marquis
Townshend Of London. IMPERIAL -tN-Justice
William NJ. Titus. OF Massachusetts NANHAT-
TAN-Aldermau J. r. Heape. Of Rochdale, Eng
land; Richard r. Sadder Board Of Education
81. Stephens Ho;:se. London. MARLBOROUGH
Captain A. q. Jenkins. 1. s. 4. SANOY-I. NJ
Goldberg Privy Councillor the Emperor Of
Germany o. Berlin STT RTENANT-EX-Sp Speaker
of the Assembly Titus Shearl. Little Falls y. Y
WALDORF-Sehor IazO Arriaea. Gnatemalan
Minister Washington: Edward S Cramp, Of
Philadelphia: George ". Stevens, president Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, Of Richmond Judge
". B. Sanders. OF Cleveland.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
". /. OFFICIALS c4LL IT ABSrBD

According 10 philadelphia advices. several West
ern Union officials including ", 9. Humstone the
New-Hork superintendent. Charles 4. Tinker gen
ers superintendent. and A :. Brown. chief eectr-
cal engineer. have resigned their positions owing
II is understood the loss of the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad business. At the offices OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company yesterday this story was
called absurd" II was added that Mr. Humstone
and Mr.. Tinker had resigned months ago and that
Mr. Brown had offered his resignatio last fan but
had Instead had indefinite leave of absence
granted him Upon the entrance Of Colonel Clowry
into the presidency. in March Mr. Brown had
been accepted.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
MOVING BOOKS TO JERSEY CITY.

Books aud office equipments from the Ncw-York
offices Of Swift & CO. Armour Co and the
C. H. Hammc nd Company Ealing concerns in the
Beef Trust. arrived yesterday at the Jersey city
offices Of the companies The office effects of
Schwarzschild & SuIzberger also were sent to Jer-
sey city yesterday II is reported that the firm will
omen an office - No S7l Henderson-st.. that city,
with James II. Howard in charge.
The offices Of Nelson Morris Co. and the
Cudahy Packing Company also be moved to
Jersey city IIobokJI, IL is said. The action II
taken IL Is said guar far a possible against
expected proceedings against the trust ny Attorney
General Davies Of this state.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
AT THE VARIETY HOJ SES.

Wincherman's trained hears with their monkey
leader turned ont To- he the chief attraction at
Keith's last night O'Bren and TTaveI Yorke
and Adams and the three Rio brothers also
special features Of the hill.
At ProCtor's Fifth Avenue Theatre Lord Chum-
lev" was presented Yesterday. At Fifty
.ighth-st house "Th" Deacon's Daughter
the play. and the One-hundrcd and tw enty-
ffth-st house Carmen" At the Twenty third
Street Theatre there was. usual a bill Of con
tinual vaudeville. including Hin and Silvlany.
Inaudi and Mile onri.
Al the Eden Musec the chief feature this week
added to the groups is statue Of the Queen
Of Holland. modelled true to life in every
sp"ct is possible.
At Tony Pastors Foy and Clark. Ryan and
Richhed and q score - hers are on the bill
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
MAYOR To INSPECT WoODBCRY~S WoRk

Mayor Low viii inspect the work Of Commits
sioner Woodhury's department Tomorrow morn
ing. 1t Is expected that a very general inspection
Of the lower districts Of tho city will he made
The lower East Side. IL is understood. will be
visited. and the Mavor viii have an opportunity
to 500 both the pushcart situation and the work
Of the kosher rioters
Commissioner Woodbury. viii accompany Mr.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
\ WATERsPOUT IN WISCONSIN.
NINE LIVES REPORTED LOST AND PROP
ERTY GREATLY DAMAGED.

NINE LINES REPORIED LOSI AND FFOI'-
ERTY GREATLY DAMAGED.
La Crosse Wis. May 19-Nevs reached here
this morning from Preston. Mimi. the Du-
buque division Of the Milwaukee road, that a
waterspout struck a few miles from there last
night, deluging ;he country for miles around
Four unknown persons were drowned and AL
derman Conkey killed by lightning. The
damage property is heavy. Near Forrest
vile Michael Wilbright. a farmer. lost four
children. his house and barn. According TO re
ports eight feet of wafer swept over Preston.
moving several houses fifteen to twenty feet
from their foundations. The Milwaukee roads
tracks were washed out for four miles out Of
town and the station was turned around by the
water.
Reports from the western part Of the county
say that this was of the worst storms ever
witnessed there. Farmers lost a great deal of
stock
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
LESN4 WINS PARI&-MtRHEILLEN R4cF.

Paris. MAY 19-The Marsees Paris bicycle race
was won by Tesna. who covered the entire distance
in - hours and g. minutes
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20

steamer Frpteus. eager. NeV-t'rleans NAV H. WIN
rntse and passengers to y : Allen
Mamma Hata. charles, RaltinloS WIN muse IN
II e Foster
Stea-~s~- tSv"3. ~ Naeana. y =. Princess
Anne Norfolk and Newport News.
MOVEMENTS o. STEAMERS.
FOREIGN FuhtS-
Liverpool. May IsArrived. steamer Manhansst tsri.
Nup-. -rork Niancu-Stvr. satt-u, steamer
Hesperides tF}rt. pcdd, New York
Lizard. - Passed, steamers American tINIchs
Marksrhlagsr New York for Antwerp, piamaut Yer.
S-hesmich from NeV-YoEk Rotterdam tputenh
New York for Rotterdam: t@-l1 . m Mime
tBri. Robinson. New York FOR leonGon, lstn.
British Trader tBr,. Hutchinson Antwerp Tor Ne"
London. NAV Is Arrived. Potomac tBr' Andsr
>ew-York -
Bremen. MAY Arrived steamer Rheiu ,Ger' ROtt
YORK.
HAMBURG MAY Is-Arrivsd. steamers Emiis AuSu
lvanctch. Fernandns and New-YoTk. tHth- Nsptuhne
ttl Walters, Seattle. Corouel etc; Pisa 4er' feuu
Newport News.
q Hagen, New York London.
Vier'. Cuppars Naples for New
YORK passed. 10Th Citta III Milauc utah ChVart.
Naples for New York
Cadtz MAY u Arrived. steamer Manuel Calve (Spani.
ptVer. NsW-NaFk for RarceloTs.
New York.
Genoa. May n sailed steamers Durango tRrl Ander
son, New Nork nth Citta al Gsnova dtsD -
Barhiert New-York.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
Stripping NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK- MONDAY. MAY "a 1902
ARRIVED.

Steamer Monterey Decker Vera cruz NAV Frogr@so
y and havana 5 with mdse ISL passengers James
T. w ara " 20. Arrived the Rar al 4 m.
Steamef, Cltv OF Washington. Rvrne Tamptco May o
havana 10 and Nassau Is. with and 30 passengers
TO James Ward 60 Arrived al the Bar a ! a m
a. Nua Ierrtl La Guayrs MAY I. Curacao II
anu -, with mdse Bouon, Riss & paett
south ot the Highlands at T.n7 u m
steamer ASK tpant. Hanson Jamaica Antonio
h..i -, San, run 'o the United Fruit 60 Was
D ~ -" ~ 0'"-
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
TRANSFER TAX FTTED At $4,000

ROBERT z HOPKINS LEFT PERSONAL PROPERTY
WORTH sT2a 402
The transfer tax appraisenent Of the estate ~
Robert r. Hopkins finished yesterday by
Francis n Carpenter Treasurer of Westchester
County The value OF the personal property is fixed
s729 zo2. and the will ne 1900 Mr. Carpenter
finds that Fanny Hopkins. the widow, receives
ss4 2ss; Robert f. Hopkins, the son, sls9 go: the
Cnonjaga County Orphan Asylum. 1882 and the
sFome for Old Ladies' S9629.
Nr Hopkins a Standard OIL man. He died
suddenly a year ago When his will was found in
"A old desk in his Office in this city II discov-
cred that the signature had been cancelled shortly
efore BY drawing heavy ink lines across II. After
long contest Surrogate Silkman OF Westchested
ecided 10 admit the will.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
Brings mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

DAY
Vessel For Line. Mails close. Vessel sails
X W der Crosse Bremen, n q LLOYD a M a
Graf Wsldersee Hamburg Hamb- IN
SCia. Naples. Italian ............... n
AlltanCa Colon, Panama a m
Grenada Trinidad. Trinidad .........
city Wash'n Tampico y cuba. i2:OOm 300 p m
Comanche Charles CLYDE ........-- p m,
Vale. New-O-Ieans Morgan.
Jamestown. Norfolk. Old Dominion. S.O0p
WEDNESDAY,, MAY 81
Louis. Southampton. American o.. so n, 100 r,
Liverpool White star. a N,
Naderland. Antwerp. Red ~
Carthagenan tilSs Allan State.
Sabine. Galveston, Mallory ........ 500 m
Jefferson. Norfolk, Old Dominion 500 M
THURSDAY. MAY -
Auguste Victoria, Hamburg damb Am q a m 10:nO A N,
Fried der 'tfosSe. Bremen " 9 ILovd. a m
In Touratne. Havre French q m n M
Neilancta Havana. Ward a IN A N
Santiago Nassau. Ward ..-....-.. N
Hamilton Norfolk, pId Dominion ..-,
IT cid. Rev Orleans Morgan. ....... 400 p n,
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20

VIII hnd The Ncw-Y0rk Tribune for snle
book stalls of the Leading hotels
throughout continent of Europe and
Great Britain, well on the Reading
Room tables. Ii may also he obtained at
0e DrfnctDaI railroad stations.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
Announcements
Announcements
Missoula. Tetunka-
L. W. Two New Collars E 4 W.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
M1N1AT1.RE AI.MANAC-

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise ass 7;i5 Moon. age Ic
HIGH WATER.
A NJ sand 5:Is Island $50 Gate S.Ga
PM-Sandy Gov Island I'll Gate $500
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20

WE'LL KNOWN MAssAcHr SETS LAWYER Ex-
PIRES At IrII.RI RY

Millbury. Mass. MAY 19.-Judge John Hopkins of
the Superior Court bench died night from cancer
of the stomach. He sixty-two wears old The
end not unex xpeCted. for he had failed rapidIv
since he broke down in the March term of the
court at Worcester.
John Hopkins horn in England but was
brought here IN his infancy by his parents In
after years II was his distinction to be the only,
English born judge appointed to the bench in this
state. He was graduated from Dartmouth College
in 1862. and two years later was admitted To the
Worcester County bar. He pleaded for twenty
seven years. much of that time as partner with
Congressman John r. Thayer. He served two
terms in the States Senatefrom 1882 lSS3 He was
appointed TO the bench by Governor William =
Russell i'm 1891. He leaves a widow one daughter
Mrs. Grace Mcgowan. of Savannah. and two sons
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20

The report cabIed from NewYork Of the death
at st. Lucia Of tho captain of the Roddam is
said to be untrue. His wife received a message
Saturday saying he was making favorable prog
ross
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20

Not since 1879 has there been such cold wet
May in London The Indictment weather has
not only spet disappointment for the crowds
of holiday makers. but it is also exercising a
prejudcial influence on vegetation
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20
AMERICANs yIsiTINa EIRnrr ru,s Ar.n

viii lind The New-SorIS Tribune for sale
at the hook stalls OF the leading hotels
throughout the continent of Europe and
Great Britain, well The Heading
Room tables IL also he obtained Mt
the principal railroad stations
New-York tribune., 1902-05-20

Copyright 1902: Ry The Tribune Association
LSnecial 70 The rrhnne hy French Gable
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
FOR SALE.
LOST.

HANDBOOK No. $50. 4S9 Of the Union Dlme
Savings Institution is MISSING Any per
son having a claim to il is hereby calItu
uDon 10 present the same within ten DAYS
or submit to having said passbook Cancelled
and a new issued.
LOST -Bankbook No. $40 O69 OF Union
Dime Savings Bank. Finder viii please
return to bank within ten days.
lost Handbook No. 287. 459 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. ANY person having claims
upon said book is called upon TO present the
same to the bank within thirty days. or the
said book will be declared cancelled and eX-
tinguished and a new one Issued in lieu
thereof.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
HELP WANTED

ESTABLISHED manufacturing business.
paving 900 per cent profit. wants lady or
gentleman TO invest 81. 900. with services. 10
extend plant. MANUFACTURING, Box 40.
Tribune Once.
AT~TENTIpN-Men wanted. hy doing an
easy work YOU can travel to England for
s. s.. Germany. SO. and Africa. So. also
free usPavtaJIou. return passage Al
I.ANTIC SHIPPING OFFICE. lia lst-st
ATTENTION!-Ma wanted. cheap trip all
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MASSACHUSETTS.

MASSACHUSETTS,.
I 700 # elevation
BERKSHIRE HILLS. GOOD accommodations
terms moderate H. D. LAMs0N AIandar. Mass
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LAWYERS.
LARGE PROFITS SAVED.

on spectacles and eyeglasses by buying OF
The manufacturer Prescriptions filed.
lenses duplicated in our own factory; first
quality lens. 25C.. other goods In proper
fion. W @ FAY OPTICAL MFG. co. IFS
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07

~ OF Hon Abner = Thomas A Surrogate OF the County
OF New hereby given all persons having
Ii Knapp late Of the County Of Ne"
York Borough ot Manhattan deceased. To present the
same vouchers Thereof the subscribers. at their
place of transactIng business the Office II VILLAIN r
wilcox ESQ NJ. 50 Nassau street IN the Borough OK
Manhattan New city before the goth day OF
November
Dated York. 21st day OF May, 1902
MARGARET KNAPP. HELEN kNlck kEFBAf fKtis.
ADMINISTRATORS with the viii annexed OF Mary H.
Knapp, deceased.
william r. WILLcOX Attorney for AdmInistra-
trices 80 Nassau Street New York city. Borough Of
Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07

r.PrH.s BEGINNING. BY Sir r FooerI sefroS- =.
Baii s Lowp3sea.pe .e Pr2iTsS9fi P13TeTSity Of Cam
ony shI IInnstrsfed octave, PIP. 5S- u APP'e
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wAsrEn
siaIe.

place. in any capacity. can be haudv.
married. no family, wants house or rooms,
wife good laundress; best Of references O.,
be seen at Carpenters 154 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07

l. Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County a New
York notice hereby given all having
against Cieorgiana Falls. late the County
York present the with vouchers thereof
place Of transactnE business
the Office OF Henry Coe Wall Street Borough
Manhattan n The City of New York. before the
18th day o February next
Dated York. the 6th day Of August 1902
DE WITT CLINTON FALLS. Administrator.
HENRY E COE. Attorney for Administrator. 90 Wall
Street. New York City
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRIcES.-5oo secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO r EDDY. 3yS Madison-st
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions FOR
The Tribune received a their Uptown OF
fCe No. ! .3S4 broadway. between Beth and
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate of the County
York notice hereby all persons ayrg
F. Livingston, late OF The .
York deceased. the
10 the subscribers place OF Ansacting
at the ONCE their attorneys. Baker Peabody. No
Wall Street City OF New York. before 10
ID day of September. 1902
Dated New York. day OF February 1902
CHARLES A. PEABODY. GEORGE L PEABODY Ex-
street. New-YUrk City n. Y.
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reflective AGENCY.

,,,l-IrrOIrGH ex-United States Secret
III service Ofioer.-Roping. shadowing. in
srtiyating strikes looked after; business
connCential. "a Park Row.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
DRES SMAkING.

E,sSCIJTTING and millinery systemati-
Naiiv thought pays better than other
rrades. night school Monday. MednesGay y
tII,.y. s. so starts you NJ DOW ELL
gIu-9IS 6th-aVe.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

THOMAS DREW STETSON. mechanical
.xp.rr and patent solicitor. established
1885. superior work. % MuTTay-st. Teie-
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M ARStAIlI, CohNEl<ia LIN PIRSl-
ance OF an OF Hon. Abner c. Thomas a Sur
rogate County OF New York. hereby given
to claims against L,
Of the County deceased to present the
thereof, the their
business namely Roscoe
H. Channng "a Park Place. Borough OF Mania ttan
in the City OF New York on or before the day OF
January. 1903
Dated. New York the 10th day July 1902.
WILSON MARSHALL. ALFRED MARSHALL Executors
ROSCOE H CLAIMING. Attorney for Executors "a
Park Place Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY
N. Y.
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CARPET CLEANING.

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BILLIARD AND POOL Dn1C
anAun AND NOOMS.
BOOK BARGAINS

LARGEST AMD CHEAPEST IS So
BOOK SALE ever known over $1,000 Hy,
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lc TO 1Oc. each: 40 600 school and Tex, a-S
Books &c. TO 23c each; 6S0oo NoXelS rs esisi s51
Medical Books loc. TO 500 each; lsoo
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New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
N PURSUANCE OLE Az ORDER oF HON

York. Notice hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against MeRs late Of the County OF New
YORK deceased TO present same. vouchers there
Of 10 his place OF transacting business
OF HanfOrd and LarocQue. No
street Manhattan in The city Of New York on
or befo he eighth day OF January next
Dated New York day of June. 1902.
GEORGES RENAULT. Executor.
CHOATE HANFORD & LAROCQUE. Attorneys for Ex-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

y FUKSJANNE VF ~ OIsI7T1N VT TlV-'.
Il Abner c Thomas Surrogate the County New
York is given all having claims
% the OF
DECEASED present with vouchers thereof
the subscriber his place OF transactng business.
OH CT Keller. No. 25S Broadway. Borough
OF Manhattan. the City OF New York before the
nrst day of October. 1902.
Dated New York. 18th day OF March. 1902
ARMIN HARTMANN. Executor.
RARE A. KELLER. Attorneys Executor. 25S
Broadway Borough OF Manhattan. New-York city