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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-06-14
Two Busy Shoe Stores

Our regular store the first floor where every
pair is made to our special order In all
PARSONS we have yet to find any shoes as good as
these at the respective prices.
A special store the fourth hcor where the
usual run of shoes is sold but at wholesale price
less for that arise in our relation to the shoe
manufacturers.
IN the Regular Store On tie Fon,1H Floor Store
Wauamaker Special shoes MEMS shoes and oxforas
and oa7or0s for men, $500. ST. 10.
shiny feathers and
and in russell varied shapes
''"' AN "oiNNa Wv
designers from
St1 M go en nd d Wou1eus shoes and on1o1ds
men $3.50.
Orr ;ct the
", '-oo~ ~ Shoes and
good the best S. shoes
side of this oxords are patent leather and kidsk
WomenS Ideal kaasklv w ~
shoes ana ot/oyds S. TO- Plenty of other shoes for
weed and stitched shapes women, 81 up; for SI.oo
dull laced mill and
Oxfords hdskm. military heels. children
On the Main 14lsle today are some girls 80
shoes from regular store marked ooc pair to
clear them out quickly
Enamel leather laced dull tops sizes to
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Flashes From
All Over
This Busy Store
Tomorrow, Flag Day.
Children's day. Mems day.

Children's day. Mems day.
A "Sousa' window at Market
street end is attracting much att-n-
ton; even the Bandmaster himself
came in yesterday to see it.
1t contains copies of Sousa's new
book, "The Fifth String t9oc in
the Book Store), with large original
drawings by Howard Chandler
Christy, who illustrated the book;
also copies of his new march, "The
Imperial Edward" (a5c at the music
counter).
Some cool-looking lettuce-leat
ware is in the China Store-china, of
course, but you almost think you are
eating off the lettuce leaves them
selves. The right color is there and
SO are the veins of the leaf, and the
shading. Nice for luncheons or out
door suppers on hot day.
The idea and the original ware
came from Italy; this is American
and costs about a quarter as much as
the other.
Wash belts made Of loose woven
braid with gilt or black buckles are
fine things to wear with shirtwaists.
ANY color you want soc up.
Center of store.
Lots of women besides golfers are
buying the new green golf ties
Four in -hands-only csc.
Many shoppers were seen wearing
the new Florodora skirt litter yester-
Gav-and what a lot Of trouble it
saved soc up.
Center of store.
Bulletin boards in the Sporting
Goods store contain the latest news
each day Of athletic events, fishing,
contests, etc.
Have YOU thought that the great
popularity of the Panama is perhaps
due to the broadening Of American
trade?
King Edward has ordered 50, 900
cups of Royal Doulton ware to be
gwen away at the Coronation. From
this same maker comes some lovely,
quaint, old-fashioncd pitchers, a
special show of which is made in the
China Store.
Few American stores can get this
ware and many people will be glad to
know that it is here. You probably
know 1.-THE blue and brown ware
snat has been handed down as heir
k,oms from our grandmothers. Most
81 the designs here are copies of old
prints OF 1884.
Unique wedding gifts.
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Cameras at Little Prices

A cleanup.
Some are shop.worn -
slightly rubbed and scratched;
others are not the latest
model. But they'll take good
pictures - nothing wrong
there.
Roco-only one or two of a
kind.
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Green is growing almost as popular
here as it already is in Paris. Look
among the new cottons-white Swiss
and batsie covered with green polka
cots or figures Some have little
splashes Of black on the edge to set
of the green-Ia13c.
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(JIHG7> cameras

oI/tCf Gunner tbS.
Cycle POGO with symmetrical lens and
Unicum shutter, with rack and pinion and
swing back-4x5-maker's price, S25; our
regular price, $3.50; the reduced price,
SI2.5o.
Pony Promo. Sr.-4x5--maker's price,
S2S; our regular price, sI2. SO; reduced
price. S7.so.
Pony Promo. Sr.-sx7-maker's price,
s3S; regular price, SIS. SO; reduced price,
SI2. so.
And some good Walton
cameras for ST - makers
price, 81; our regular price,
SI.9o.
This camera takes picture 8 Ak
Al, has acromatic lens, time and
snap shutter, two finders and double
plate holder.
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A Reliable Piano, $l85
Third floor, Chestnut street,

J. =.
ird Chestnut steet
A year ago we introduced this piano as
the best at the price that had ever been Of
fered and sold in good faith regularly Though
only s185, it is in the class that many rep
utable dealers sell for $3.50 to s275.
From the many hundreds sold during this past year
hear only the best of reports Only four of this large
number proved be not quite up the standard and
these insisted upon taking back expense
change for whatever instruments might be selected from
stock
The Campbell the first piano of which we
have any knowledge that sold under broad
guarantee of the dealer as we'll as under the usual
guarantee of the maker Its buyers doubly pro-
tected.
[Rpruna PERTINENT
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Ii would take page to tell of the
many sorts of linens that women are
using for skirts and shirtwaists-linens
not designed for such service, but
which some bright woman tried and
liked and told her friends. The
French sheeting linen, 90 inches
wide, 81, seems special favorite.
a hot wave coming-if you want
fans, look at those Spanish paper
fans for Ioc and 15c.
Center of store.
Electric fans in the basement.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-06-14

Wash belts made Of loose woven
braid with gilt or black buckles are
fine things to wear with shirtwasts.
ANY color you want, soc up.
Center of Store.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-06-14

All these serge suits have belt straps
on the trousers, many with the per-
manent turn-ups
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-06-14

Lots of women besides golfers are
buying the new green golf ties.
Fourth -hands-only CSC.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-06-14

Bulletin boards in the Sporting
Goods store contain the latest news
each day of athletic events, fishing,
contests, etc.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-05
Noiirr of 5nmmons.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK

The Importers Traders National Bank OF New
York. plaintiff against George W. Robinson defendant
summons To the above named defendant: You here
by summoned TO answer the complaint this
70 serve copy ot your answer on the plaintiffs attorneys
within DAYS after OF
sVe OF the day Of service
appear or answer judgment will be against you By
default for the relief demanded In the complaint
Dated New York February 3 1s02
WHITE & WING. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Post Once address and Office. No 20 Nassau Street
haitian. New York CITY.
To George w. Robinson. defendants The foregoing sum
mons Is served upon by publication pursuant to
order or Hon Samuel Greenbaum, OF the Justices
the supreme Court Of the York dated the
9th day OF April 1902. and the Complaint
the Office OF the Clerk Of the County OF New York
County Court House, the Borough Of Manhattan CITY,
County and state OF New YORK. April >. 1902.
Dated New York. April :. 1902
WHITE Il WING Plaintiff Attorneys
Oce and Post Office address 20 Nassau Street Manhat
New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1902-05-05
THE COMMERCE' or CUBA.
FALLING OFF N EXPORTS OF SUGAR AMI
TOBACCO TO THE UNITED STATES.

FALLING OFF N EXPORTS OF SUGAR AND
TOBACCO TO THE UNITED STATES.
Washington. May ( (SpcciaD.-The notable dim!-
ll.t.cn 81 Cuban sugar AMI tobacco exports to the
United STATES recently compared with those of last
! q. is shown IN ttc summary Of Cuban trade for
lie eight months ended February IS 1902. and 1901,
Is. rcl .rc.a ,he War Department and compiled
from = Elements supplied ~ the nsular govern
ncrt AZ 1iasaia
Tre to:aI value of nlere handse imported in the
ght months ended February IS 1902 Si4 .3li
a against :s2r-asi4 for the corresponding period
iao: and TIE exports Of merchandise in the eight
months "ndod February 2S 1902, amounted to S2s,
s7.--6 as against }3i HS 30 for the period of
-9l. Those figures show an increase OF ! per cent
Ia tn" imports and i decrease of l6 per cent in
Gold ana silver was imported in the eight months
Of 1872 the value OF $7lgS; same period Of 1901,
SlZ061 exported in the 1902 period, S5l'2S3o cor
responding period Of 1901, $32s36.
States for the eight months ended February IS.
1902 Sis1405i*, slight increase over The cor
amoGnted to SIS Isle decrease of about s. 60oo6
The value OF sugar shipments 10 the United
States in the month OF February 1901 VAS $i.SZoo55
responding month of the present year
II the comparison by classes for these periods,
the import figures show increase of about $623,-
COO in articles Of food and animals. this class OF
months Of 1902 manufactured articles in the period
1902 were imported to the value OF Sls2I5.Z33 a
gain OF about $1,S00OCG raw materials show slight
Increase over 1861 and decrease is shown In the
Importation Of articles OF voluntary use luXuries,
Agricultural exports for the periods mentioned
show decrease Of nearly S60000J0 due TO the fall
ing off in sugar and tobacco trade. compared
with 1901 the expectation during the eight months
Of 1902 amounting TO $l1(1,3i9; manufactured ar
ticles amounted 10 1912 22l. a slight increase
increase and products Of mines show an increase
Of s2s6.729 or IS per cent in favor of the eight
New-York tribune., 1902-05-05
NINE lONTHS' EXPORT FIGURES.
THE UNITED STATES STILL LEADS THE
WORLD.

THE UNITED STATES STILL LEADS THE
WORLD.
Washington, May CSpecaD.-The United States
naintsins its position at the head of the worlds
exporting nations despite the temporary reduc-
ton in the value Of exports, cue to the shortage
in available for expectation. The export fig
for the nine months ending with March, as
shown by the report of the Treasury Bureau OF
Statistics indicate drop SIS. 957 in the total
value Of exports When it is considered, however
that the value Of orn exported fell, owing 10 the
shortage in the corn supply S52,Go00o below that
for the corresponding period of last year. and that
cotton, owing solely TO a decrease in price. fell
sl2.0O0OO0 below the exports OF the same period Of
counted for co exports fell from i4s 900 600 bush
els in the nine months Of the fiscal year 1901 TO
24,0o0Oo bushels in the nine months Of 1902 Cotton
reduced prices fell sl2OpO5OO IN the total value ex
ported. These two items-due IN the case OF corn
% the shortage at home caused by the drouth OF
last year, and in cotton to the reduced prices in
The REDUCTION Of Sc oSooo6 in the total exports
Notwithstanding the reduction of s59o0Ooo i'm ex-
the United States exceeds that of any other coun-
Try Inc ngures OF domestic exports ior the itd nine
States a.G2 4s2 l5S United Kingdom sl,Gi9 i6s, 49,
the various countries differ in dates termination
out th Rrea d Gy arde IN s of
exports Of various countries, gives the monthly
Of the year which ITS latest figures BY this
process it is practicable TO show the relation of
furnish the markets of the world. This analysis
shows that the average monthly expectation Of
domestic MERCHANDISE from the United States ex
efeds that OF any other nation, that the United
Kingdom stands second Germany third France
fourth the Netherlands fifth, and British India
sixth In the hst OF exporting On the
ether hand. the list OF importing nations shows
rhat the United Kingdom stands first. Germany
second, France third, the United States fourth.
the Netherlands hfth and Belgium sixth the
relative demands upon the markets the world.
One especially marked Characteristic of the
merce OF the United States, In comparison with
that Of other countries Is It's large excess Of ex-
ports over imports OF the thirty countries whose
average monthly imT orts and exports shown
by the Bureau of Statistical onlv eleven show an
excess OF exports over imports These eleven
countries are Argentina, Brazil Bulgaria, Canada,
Chill Egypt British India. Mexico, Russia, Uru-
quay and the United States. The average monthly
excess OF exports imports in the case OF India
amounts 70 about 10000, and in that OF Russia
also 20 about ss0o.U0 while that of the entire
list OF countries which show an excess of exports
New-York tribune., 1902-05-05
Noilrr 10 Crc0lto1s

PURSUANT to Section ) of Chapter go of the
Laws OF 1902. notice hereby given all creditors
OF the Manhattan Real and Company Of New
York their thereof
the undersigned his Office 27T Broadway, Borough
OF Manhattan. city ct New York. Room 1910 be-
fore the 22nd day OF July. 1892
Dated April l4th, 1902. ALFRED 3. HALL
Of Manhattan Real Estate Loan Com
pany New York
JOSEPH y. FUTILE, Attorney Receiver.
$40 Broadway. thorough Of Manhattan New York City.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-05

over imports Exclusive of the United States,
amounts TO but SIS, 10000 month while for the
imports is A2.s37,127 month Pt9 O'e'
ne IohoWlng table shows the average monthly
imports and exports of the principal contrias ~
me world during that part of the fiscal vear for
Statistics: ~ TIE bureau OF
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Citations.
NEWCOMB. JOSEPHINE IOTTSE

NEWCOMB. JOSEPHINE LOUISE-The
People Of state OF New York by the Grace Of
Tod Free and Independent To Greenwood Cemetery Alice
bowman William Robertson. Administrators of the
Tulane Educational Fund. IN New Orleans. Louisiana
Joseph a Hncks Individually and person claiming
10 be anciary executor Of the Last VIII Testament
ut Josephine j. N"wComh deceased Brandt Y. h Dixon
Individually and person claiming ancillary
executor OF the Last VIII and Testament Josephine
NtWcomb. deceased. and all persons interested
estate OF Josephine l. Newcomb late uf the Borough
;Slahhattan CITY of New York. deceased. creditors
ana each Of hereby cited and required personally
10 be ana before Surrogate County
New York AZ the Surrogates Court said County held
az the county Court House. in the County New York
on me sixth tthl day OF June 1902 haf-past ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon % hen
show cause why the order dated April 1901 directing
the issuance Of anCary letters
estate OF Josephine J. NeWCoub deceased Joseph A
Hncks and Brandt '. r. Dixon should be absolutely
Vacated ana the said anciary letters revoked and why
dated the 18TH day of NAV 1895 should be decreed
illegal ana void testamentary paper. and why the
petitioners should have such other further relief
the court just and such Of hereby
cited under the OF twenty-one years are re
qnlrea - by guardian. II have II
have 20 appear and apply for one 10 be ap-
pointed the neglect failure 20 do
guardian viii be appointed by the Surrogate 70 represent
and act for you IN the proceeding In testimony Whe!c"
caused the Of SurTogaes Court Of the
sal County .;ew York be hereunto affixed
Witness Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate OF our
said County. the County q New York. the
l4Jh day OF April in the year Of Lord one
thousand nine hundred and two.
J. FAIRFAX MCI4AJGHIIN.
H.. 81 Clerk Of the Surrogates Court.
(Seal Of SurrOgateS
ROLLINS ROLLINS, Attorneys for petitioners. a2 Mas
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
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new YORK CENTRAL
HARLEAI DINIsION.

\. " VI. Daily. except SUNDAYS Pitts
field and North Adams. sundays only at o 20 A. M.
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated with PintsCh Light.
Ticket 113. 261 AIS and 1915 Broadway IS
Union w. 2I5 Columbus Ave. l33 West 125th ST.
I3Sth St Stations. New York: 33S and 726
Fulton and 106 Broadway. F. d. Brooklyn
Telephone for Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence BY
WeStCott FXnTess Company
\ " sMITH. GEORGE II DANIELS.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-05
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

Department Of the Interior ONCE Indian Affairs
washington, D. C. March J. lsO2Msealed proposals. IN
clothing etc" the may be. and directed to
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs Nos. n and 40
Wooster New York city. will be received !
o'clock p. n Tuesday. May Is. 1902 for furnishing
Indian Service blankets woollen
clothing notions. hats and caps. Bids made
Government blanks. Schedules giving all
information for bidders wii be furnished application
Wooster New York City 255 johnson Chi
cago Ill: No sl5 Howard street Omaha Nebr.; the
Commssaries of Subsistence l.. S. A, Cheyenne,
enworth St. Louis. Paul. and San Francisco.
postma City Yankon Arkansas city Cald-
we'll Topeka. Wichita and Tucson. Bids win be opened
the and days above stated and bidders
be present at the opening. The Department
right to determine the point OF delivery
TO reject and all bids, or any part OF any bid
New-York tribune., 1902-05-05
HAMBURG. G.AMERlGAM lrME.
FAST ENIKES3 SERVICE
PLYMOUTH-CHERB RBOURG-BREMEN.

HAMBURG -AMERlGAM Lime.
TWIN-SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE.
PLHMOCTH-CHERFO
Columbia. MAY : 10 An = Bismarck MAY % 10 AM
A victoria May - 10 AN Columbia 80. June ) 10
And every Thursday hereafter.
These Steamers o
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
49,, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1oitke. May 6. AN WaIdersee May 90 $50 PM
Iatrcl1 May IL. 10 AM Pennsylvania 4
kiautsc hou May -. II AM Pretoria June Z 40 PM
And every Tuesday hereafter
MEDIT T2REtANEAN SERVICE.
NEW-YORK-NAPLES- GENOA
Ph0nicia May g. , PM PhPncfa It1De . PM
Palata. ...Ju 3 PM ' &C. = ~
HAMRC AAfERICAN LINE.
OHlees. 50 and 81 Broadway. Piers. Hoboken y. j.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-05
poST oFFICE DEPARTMENT. Washington

u. C.. April -. 19O2.-This advertisement is issued
10 information which TO make report
in compliance with a paragraph contained an
Act making appropriations for the Post
once Department for fiscal ending 30
1903 follows:
Postmaster General is hereby directed
and report 20 Congress possible the ad
Visibility and pIao cably Of purchasing and adopting
metal lock box price exceed
cents the purpose selling the patrons on
rural delivery a
are therefore Invited 10 submit proposals
later than Monday, May 10, 1902. a
supplying Of boxes under the following conditions
Hl,le safe and weatherproof - -
2 The total cost of box o. b. town Of manufacture
including lack ana painting must hfty cents
B. Proposals must be accompanied by a sample boxes
10 bc supplied.
/. Proposals must be addressed the First Assistant
Posmaster General or General Superintendent Free De
livery System. washington. D. Q.
pressed eHpressage prepaid. Superintendent
postmaster General @ E 80 - N'-'-'
New-York tribune., 1902-05-05
Omrlal feaal Notircs.
4 TTENTIoN is CALLED TO THE ADV

4 TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADVER-
TISEMENT In THE CITY RECORD OF May to 10
1902 by Board OF Assessors and
entering Bureau for the Collection of ASSESS
Arrears Of Assessment for LOCAL. IMPROVE
MENTS in BOROUGH or MANHATTAN:
TWELFTH WARD, SECTION :. HAMILTON TER
RACE PAVING AND LAYING CROSSWALk9 from the
the north side Of l4lth Street
EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT. Comptroller.
city O York May >. 1902
4 TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADNER-
TISEMENT in THE CITY RECORD OF May TO ie
the mation by the Board Of Assessors and
the entering m the Bureau for the collection Of Assess
Of Assessment for LOCAL. IMPROVE
MEHTS BOROUGH or THE BRONH: ~
HOPE PLACE REGILATiNCi. GRADING. CURLING
FI.AGGING. LAYING CROSSWABKS AND FENCING,
fion Anthony Avenue Jerome Avenue
EDWARD NJ. CIRCUIT. Comptroller.
CITY 0f New York. MAY 2. 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-05-05
aalTlNORE g. OHIO sauRoAn
WEST SHORE RAILROAD

Trains leave Franklin St station. York a foliosa
and lS min later foot West 42d ST. y
*.:iu \ M--For INTERIM. points 20 Albany.
fil2O y Nd Hudson Isv. <
a M.-ChicaEo Express.
80 T.. MCOnt. LIN. for Detroit r.,u{s
1873 = No For Hudson River Points & Albany
'6:l5 7. M-For Roch Buffalo Cleve'd & Chicago
II:i5 I. M--F0r Roch- Buffalo. Detroit L 81 Louis
%:l5 ?. M:-For Syra-. Rocl., Mas FANS. Def & Chi
'Daily. fDatiy sunday. Leaves Brooklyn Annex
No I az tlo;t5 A Nj No az tS;0 p ~ Leaves Jersey
z. NJ Time tables principal Offices BagSaxs
checked from hotel 0r residence by Westcott's EN.
\. H. SMITH. = I.AAlBFRT
Geu'l superintendent Gan'l Pass
New-York tribune., 1902-05-05
EE7aGH VALLEY.
Foot Of West sd Cortlandt and Desnrosses streets 3
"Daily. Except sunday sunday changes: I225 tfsA
Q u

TicSrts Pullnl-n accommOdatOns
S4 Broadway sth Union square West rs Columbus
Ave- Fulton ST. Court S s. Broadway
St. Brooklyn l. Transfer Co. VIII ea FOR and cheek hassss
New-York tribune., 1902-05-05
l)ropo sails.
PROPOSALS FOR CoLORs, GUIDONs,

MARKING STAMPS DRUM MAJORS EQUIP
MENTs ETC.-Phla. Depot, Q. NJ Dept. l42s Arch
tripIicate be received here until II o'clock A NJ
Monday June 2nd furnishing this depot with
such number Of SIX and Service Guidons and coloTs
Gudoas Company Marking Stamps parts
and Batons with Cords TaFFols. EGauettes Belts.
Shakos and AlguiIettes for Drum Majors. may be
required during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1893
Samples the Schuykill Arsenal this city
Government ;he night TO reject accept
all proposals thereof. Preference given
production manufacture conditions
quality and price dncudng in the price Of foreign
the hereonl being
4 GUARANTEE in the Of $500 accompany pro
posas TNGUARANTEED BIDS will not be considered
Blanks for proposals. list OF articles required and spec
Will be furnished application. Envelopes
containing proposals be endorsed what they
contain. and addressed TO COL JOHN Y. FURBY Asst.
qua er L
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SEALED BIDS AND ESTIMATES for fur.

nshing Portland Cement will received by the
Commissioner OF DDsks Pier a. Battery Place. until
clock p. NJ on thursday. May IS For particu-
lars city Record dates May 5th. 9Th Tth sth 9th
New-York tribune., 1902-05-05
SEALED BIDS or estimates for sTeam titting,

~ wrought iron, oils and MISCELLANEOUS supplies will,
be received by tne Sormissioner Of Docks Pier A.
battery Place ia,clar % ~. clock p NJ Monday. May oth
New-York tribune., 1902-05-05
0eachers.

4 EVERETT STONE CYale and Columb,a,. a1e we,,
- 5tth St Tutoring at pupils residence.
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School Aqcnrlcs.

4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses
t'c 10 Coleges Schools and Families. Apply 20
Mrs. VI. !. YCUNG-FULroN. % Union Square
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A DVERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received their Uptown Office
NO i364 BIt0ADWAY
Between 36th and S7th SITS. until o'clock p. m.
Advertisements viii be received following branch
3aiees regular office rates until O'clock M viz:
I2th-st.; 92 East I4th-st.; 257 West 42d-sf,, be
tween 7th and sth ayes; 263 West I25th-st.: 13:ss
3d-aye. between 18th and 77th sts.: IO26 3d-ave..
near 6lst-s I.oS 1rt-ave., s9th ST: Is. East
125tb-sy.i T58 Tremont-aye.: rear
4lst-st; 554 3d-ave.i 21o BIeecker-st.; BIB
Bieecker-sf. Brooklyn, y. N.-2IG Court-sf.,
2l5 smith-st.; 1,eOf Gates-aye. Newark, ~ J.
-7o4 Broad-st. Also Z. all =. D. T. Offices
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G Thomas n Surrogate u the County u New, Yor,
Notice is hereby given AL having claims agans,
Clarence u Mauy. late Of Of
Jersey. deceased wi hers
thereof TO the subscriber her place OF ransacting
business the office Of Francis T. Garvau. FrguA-
lin Street IN the CTS Il New York the Isl
Gay of August
Dated New York, The 25th day ~ January. 1902
EMMA y. MAIDY. Administrative
FRANCIs = CARAVAN. Attorney Tor Admlnistratrix
% Erankllm l. I'm W. Y ~. -.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-05

n pursuance Oh al OIueE OF Hon. Abner I.
Thomas. Surrogate of the County of New York
hereby all claims
Emma G. Milnne. Of the County Of New YORK de
ceased, 10 the with
subscriber his place OF transacting business Room 4O
Produce Exchange Building, at whitehall and
Beaver Streets IN the City Of New York the
fifteenth day Of August next.
Dated New York. the 3rd day Of February 1902
CHARLES E MIIMINE. Administrator
& FESSENDEN. Attorneys Administra-
tor. PIT Broadway. New York