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Arizona republican., 1902-02-02

NASQUERAD E.-A mask ball will
be given by the Phoenix Dancing
academy next Friday night at Padget
hall.
THE FOUR GOSPELS-Pastor Zum-
walt OF the First Christian church. will
use as the subject of his discourse this
morning 1.-The Four Gospels His
evening theme has not been announced.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCI
ENTIST.-Corncr of Center and JEFF
ferson streets. Services, IL a. IN. and
1880 p. IN. Subject, Spirit. Solo by
Mrs. D'Alta Gilland. Fear Ye Not Oh
Isreal." Our reading rooms are open
daily to visitors.
MINING PROPERTIES. A. Locke
and j. T. Palmer accompanying Carl
Behn, left on this mornings train on II
trip to the famous Chaparral Mining
eompany's gold properties, near Nc
Cabe. Their intention is investment in
that promising property.
FOR CHARITY.-There was n we'll
attended meeting at the rooms of the
Young Mems Democratic club last
night, for the purpose of arranging for
the raising of funds for the relief of
the sufferers through the earthquakes
at Chilpancingo. Mexico.
Rebekah lodge No. of Phoe-
nix will give the annual home
fund ball on the night of Feb
ruary "a at O'Neill hall. This
Is always the principal social event OF
this order. and especial preparations
are being made to make this one q
pleasing success.
DEATH OF A MINING MAN.-Rus-
sell ID. Crawforth died yesterday even
ing at his room In the Doris theateT
building. He was n mining man and
was a partner of s. ID. Ludlum in prop
critics in the Cave Creek district He
was 45 years of age. He leaves a
mother and a brother in the east. His
funeral will take place at 3 o'clock this
afternoon
CHRISTIAN CITIZENSHIP. - A
union meeting of all the young peoples
held at the First NJ. L. church this
evening at $50 o'clock. The meeting
will be addressed by Rev. Quincy Lee
Morrow on the subject of christian
Citizenship" An interesting meeting is
expected and everyone is invited to at
tend.
SERMON POSTPONED.-At the
Baptist church this evening Mr.. Quincy
Lee Morrow, the well-known temper
ance orator. will speak at 7:30 o'clock
The sermon on David will be post
poned for one week. The music will
include duet by.Mrs. Embree and Mr.
sell All are invited to come and hear
Arizona republican., 1902-02-02

case. Senior Acosta. accompanied By an
interpreter. called to inquire where he
was going To get off, since he could
get none of the fine. He was told that
his only recourse lay in civil suit
for damages, and that that would be
no recourse. since he would never be
able to execute any judgment he might
obtain. Senior Acosta showed his
burned hands and said that he had been
unable to work yesterday; his idleness
it was brought out was the extent of
the damage he had incurred, save and
except the physical suffering he had
undergone. The interpreter. who does
not speak English fluently. made it
understood that Senior Acosta would
have made no complaint if Aldridge
had not just come in front of his place
of business and made a laugh of
him. When Acosta understood that
there was no financial relief for him.
he told the Interpreter to say that If
Aldridge came fooling around him any
more he would get hurt pretty well.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-02

NASQUERA DE.-A mask ball will
be given by the Phoenix Dancing
academy next Friday night at Padget
hall
Arizona republican., 1902-02-02
TsmperAturs

Maximum temperature. 81; minimum
temperature. 81
Average relative humidity. 63 per
cent.
Total precipitation. o.
Character OF the day-Clear.
WING. BURNS.
Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-02

Our rsr or residences FOR sale and
for rent Is extensive
The Evans Loan & Investment Co.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-02

II. c. Morrow & Co. pianos and or
gans, has moved to 10 S. Second Street.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-02

Hot merchants lunch served from
1880 a. m. to l p. IN. daily at the Hotel
Adams bar.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-02
News Of y
the Town
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
Arizona Republican.
Forecast for tOday-Fair.
Data for "a hours ending n. m. yes
terday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-08
r s. CUSTOM HOUSE, New York n Y

Collectors Once. March 81 192.-SeaIed proposals
for furnishing in such quantities as may be desired
miscellaneous supplies OF the Customs Service
port fiscal ending June 80 1893.
expense payable from the appropriation FOR
Collecting the Revenue from Customs. 1903 including
fuel and electric Illuminating
in rented premises will be received at this Office
he until the day and hour named for the
following services during the fiscal
towels rented premises repair
ing maintaining special hrealarm box the L. S
Appraisers Warehouse providing service for
ing mail between the T. s Appraiser Warehouse. Post
Once Building and Custom House Building ocomobile
for Of the Collector Surveyor, Appraiser and Pay
visiting and different Offices
stationed IN New Brooklyn and Jersey
City: carting samples from wharves bonded
warehouses and other places the u = Appraisers
Warehouse; and for cartiag wegkers implements and
tools. The TO reject all bids parts OF
bids and waive defects is reserved. schedule Of
the articles and services required and other Information
concerning the be had upon application the
Collectors Office J. ]. COUCH Special Deputy Collector.
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN sUPPLIEs.-De-

partment of the Interior Office Indian Affairs
Washington. d c., March l. ieO2-sealed proposals.
dorsed Proposals for beef. four may
be. directed the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs
2S5 Johnson Street Chicago. H. will be received until
o'clock P NJ Of Tuesday. April u.s. 1902 for furnishing
for the Indian Service. beef -four bacon,
rice and other articles of
boots and Shoes baking powder crockery
harness. leather. shoe findings. saddlery etc.
hardware sch" and medical supplies and long list
msceaneops articles Sealed proposals. Endorsed Pro
posals for blankets, wooden goods clothing
ETC. the be. directed Commits
soner OF Indian Affairs Nos II and 20 Wooster
New York City. will be received until o'clock
Tuesday May IL 1902 furnishing for
blankets wooden and goods clothing notions
hats and caps Bids must be made out Government
blanks Schedules giving all information
bidders furnished application
Office Washington D. G: Nos n and 70 Wooster Street
New York city, 23s Johnson Street Chicago H.: No.
s15 Howard Street Omaha Nebr, the Commissaries OF
Louis. St Paul. and San Francisco the postmasers al
Sioux City Yankton. Arkansas City Caldwell Topeka
Wichita and Tucson Bids will be opened the hour and
days above stated and bidders invited 10 be present
the opening Department the right 10 de-
termine point delivery reject any and all
bids. or part OF any bid.
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SUPREME COURT. County of New York

~ Louise Ede.. Plaintiff. against Lyman and
others Defendants II pursuance OF Judgment fore
closure and sale duly n ade and entered in the above
entitled action bearing day OF March
1902 undersigned. the Referee Judgment
named sell public auction the New York Real
Salesrooms. at No III Broadway Borough
haitian City Of New York. Wednesday. the day
April. 1902. at twelve o'clock day, BY
William Ryan, Auctoneer the premises directed by
All piece parcel land situate lying
being the Borough OF Manhattan. the Twelfth
the City OF New York, bounded
follows Beginning at point the northerly side OF
hundred and twentysecond Street hun
eighty westerly uorthwesterv cor
Avenue and One hundred twenty-second
Street; running thence portherly parallel
hundred eleven centre line
Of the block thence westerly along said twenty
five feet: thence southerly parallel
hundred fact eleven inches northsrlv
side o twenuy-second Street: thence
along twenty-five feet TO the point or
place of beginning; be the said dimensions and
distances more or less
Being the premises conveyed said Jennie
Lyman by said William Lyman. by deed February
49, 1897 and recorded the Office Register
City and County OF New York OF
Conveyances 345; said being
by the street number 80 East One twenty
second Street.
ABRAHAM +. LAWRENCE. Referee.
TURNER, RoLSTON & KORAN. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
% William Street. Borough Manhattan. City
York.
The following is diagram Of the property be sold
as described above The number IS East One
hundred and twenty-second Street:
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Oliaflous.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. by the grace OF God free and independent
to Sarah G. Smith. Margaret V Smith. Francis L. Smith
saie Y. Daingeried. Alice Strong, Courtlandt IL
Poythress smith Gladys smith the only heirs and next
kin OF II. Smith. deceased. send greeting:
Whereas The New Lie Insurance and Trust Com
pany OF The City York. lately applied TO the
SurroEate's County OF New York 20 have
certain instrument writing relating both real and
property duly proved the last W and Tesla
the said Clifton H Smith. late of the County OF
deceased. Therefore and each OF you are
appear before the Surrogate Of County OF New
York at his office OF New York. the 2lst
OF thousand nine hundred and two at
forenoon OF that day, then and
attend probate OF the said last VIII and
Testament And such OF hereby cited. are
twenty-one years required
your guardian. n have II have none.
to appear apply for be appointed. in the
your neglect failure 10 do guardian will
appointed by the and act for
you proceeding.
Whereof, We caused the Seal OF the
Surrogate's Court OF the said County OF New
hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of said
II. 81 County New York. said County. the 10th
day OF February in the year Of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and
J. FAIRFAX NJ IAACGHIIN.
Clerk OF the SuTrogates Court.
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STPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW


YORK-Maria H Rider. Plaintiff against borntt
Judgment and sale. duly made ana
action. and bearing date te l-L
day March. the undersigned tne ~
said Judgment named will sell at publ!c atctlon at
Salesrocul. No HI fffoa1WaS ~
Manhattan. CITY, county ana StatS -
York. Of April 1907. at twelve
noon on day by Philip a Smyth AuctlonSeI
premises directed by Judgment TO De SOLO anu
described follows All that tract piece OF pa va
land situate lying and being In the twenty 49,
in the Borough The Bronx. OF the city or NV
and bounded described follows: egnrIns a. -
point in westerly boundary line OF land I've OF
eixty-eight 47-1OO northwardly from the
easterv corner Of lot and cescrloS gtoI
certain map entitled MAP OF the village OF ~
situate about from the railroad Iepo' ~
Manor OF Morrsanfa in the Township Of VS. a. =;
County OF Westcheser. and state OF New aorh, -
the ONCE the Register the County OF o
June g. 1850 as Map number 232. running ue.I7
northeasterIy direction along said land late OF
estate ffty-saven feet, thence in westerly s -
along right angles to the westerly NJ ;. TOO
Of said land Fox estate. eighty-fou ana
feet: thence a soutnery direction along I.s
10 the easterly Prospect avenue ana -
thence in direction ninety-nlne an, 80
feet TO the poi-t place Of beginning Exceps -
ever from described parcel OF ground a.
part thereof by the Cooperation OF t's 10y -
New York for opening Of Stebbins Avenue
Dated New York. March 14th. leoZ- pa,a-aa
RIDER & SMITH Plaintiffs Attorneys. - flAe SNoe''
Manhattan, New York City. ~
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The approximate amount Of The plaintiffs lien or charge
above described property is be
is interest thereon from March 4th
1902 together the costs and allowances amounting
IN S3Tp as the date and the
penses sale The approximate amount Of taxes
and water rates 70 be allowed 10 the pur-
chaser purchase money paid by the Referees
is S242 SO. wi interest thereon
Dated York. March l4th. 1902
WILBER MCBRIDE. Referee.
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SUPREME COURT. County of New York


~ william G. Wood Ronald X Brown Trustees
deceased. Plaintiffs, against kath-
chen Elm and others. Defendants In pursuance Of
judgment foreclosure and sale duly made and entered
entitled action, and bearing date the th-
teenh March 1902 l. the Undersigned the referee
named. Will sell public auction az
the New York Real Saesroon No III Broadway.
in Borough OF Manhattan. city Of New York. the
ninth day April 1902. twelve o'clock noon that
dav by y. Pho.nix Ingraham * Company aucttoneers.
directed by said judgment - be sold and
follows: All those certain lots.
pieces parcels Of land situete lying and being in the
Twenty fourth Ward OF tne city Of New YORK known
file IN the once Of the Register OF
the CITY County Of New York. entitled Map OF
Woodlawn the 24th Ward OF the City OF New
dolph Rosa surveyor by the numbers one hundred
Tfv-three hundred and fftyf1Gr one hundred and
nftv-dve one hundred and hfty-siN One hundred ard
nfy-seveu hundred and fifty eight and One hundred
lows: Beginning at the NortheasterIv 81 Opyke
Avenue and First Street called Nero AvenUel
laid down said running thence eastery along
hundred rinety-fOur feet
n0rrherIv along the westerly side
~ Lot Number hundred and fftv-tvo. hundred
feet more ~ Number one hundred and sixty
westerly along said Lot Number One
hndred and sky hundred and f1rtyeight feet five
easerIy side Of Neo Avenue. thence south
erIy along Verlo hundred and feet
u0rtheaserly corner or Nerio Avenue ana
N-ivbe Avenue point Of beginning. be the said
several distances and dimensions or less said
0-1vJtc Avenue known Two hundred and
tbrvsixth street the above described premises
herg Borough OF the Bronx in the said CITY
Dated New York March Il. 1902
J HENRY WORK. Referee
J ALERT LANE. Attorney for Plaintiffs Number
broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New York
Tho following diagram OF the property 70 be sold
Lot No
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I22nd ST.
M E2 East Ioopd <.

No. 50 East I22nd
The approximate of lien charge to
satisfy which the above described is
$40. 309.72 with interest thereon the nth
1902. together with allowances
ing 20 S339.50 together with the expenses of
The approximate amount of taxes
other liens be allowed the purchaser
out OF the purchase money. paid by the Referee.
ST. Ti2 81 and interest
The Will be sold subject a
$4,000. with interest thereon iSs
Dated, New York. March 18th. 1902.
ABRAHAM L. LAWRENCE. Referee.
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43rd Street.
9th Avenue.
42nd Street.

The approximate of the lien or charge 20
satisfy which above described property IS 70 De sod
is hundred and forty 2s-1U' doIarS
with from the 9th day Of March 49,
witt allowance amounting 10 three
60 100 dollars with interest from
March 18th 1902 expenses OF the SAFE
The approximate Of assessments or otner
liens allowed TO the purchaser out or ts
purchase money paid the Referee Is t"eVe nun
seventy-hve collars and interest
New York March oath. 1902
ARTHUR III MASTEN. Referee
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prrposals.
~ BUILDING. Whitehall St. New York,

April s. 1so2-Sealed proposals, in trplcae will be
received here until II o'clock NJ April IT, 1902 and then
opened for supplying about 100000 gals of mineral oil
Specifications and schedules furnished application Said
mineral oil be furnished such times and in such
quantities required by the NJ. Dept. \. Y.
c, during the fiscal year commencing July l. 1902.
Preference will be given articles of domestic production
manufacture conditions of quality and price Including
in the price of foreign productions manufactures the
duty thereonl being equal The Government the
right to reject all proposals. part
thereof increase the quantity 500 should II be
found Envelopes containing proposals should
be marked: Proposals for Mineral oil. to be opened
April Is. 1902 and addressed Col. A s. KIMBAL.
A. Q NJ G.. Y. S. Army Depot Or Mr..
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foreclosure Sales.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County OF
~ New yark-Rosa Baske, Plaintiff. against Thomas
Itz and others defendants In pursuance of Judgment
of sale duly mace aho entered IN ths
entitled action, bearing date the 18th day OF
March. I. undersigned the fteferee IN sdla
Judgment named will sell Public Auction. the New
Real Estate Salesroou. No III Broadway in tne
Borough of Manhattan, City Of New York on the 10Th
day of April 1902 al - o'clock noon on that day: oy
Bryan l. Kennedy Auctioneer the premises directed BY
Judgment TO be sod therein described as follows
All that lot piece parcel OF land situated
and on southerly side OF Forty -thlrd
Street the City York and bounded and de-
scribed as follows, VIZ: Beginning at a point on the
Southerly Street aforesaid distant
one hundred and seventy-fve feet Westerly from ire
SouhvyesterIy Of Eighth Avenue and Fory-nird
Southerly and parallel with tiShtn
inches; thence estery ana
Fo-ty-tnrd Street twenty-five feet tnshcs
Northerly parallel with Eighth Avenue one nndreo
feet inches the Southerly line or slde OF
Forty-hird Street thence Easerly along the SOUTH
ForythiTd Street twenty-five rect 20
beginning Being the same
o Marsaretha UtZ, now deceased. py DeNid
Blumenthal. Fanny Blumenthal, MS wlfe oy ueeO
29th 1887 and recorded on the same od
Office the Register of the city anu Vuh'S VI
New York Iiber 2O11 Of Conveyances, page 4SO-
Dated New York March 24th 1897 $1,000 49,.
DEYo DI-ER & BAuTERpORF Attorneys for Plaintiff
I15 Broadway New York City. Manhattan
The following is diagram OF the properly 70 pc 500
the number being 81 west 5F
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LIS LIP.
Io4 T-1o
Opdyke Avenue

Opdyke Avenue
approximate amount OF the lien charge u
isfy which above described property 10 sold
So 21I So interest from March 3 1902,
allowance amounting to S277S6 with
March ID. 1902 together with the
sale. The approximate amount Of taxes which
are be allowed the purchaser the purchase
money paid the referee is $5T 49,
October l. 1902.
]. HENRY WORK. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-08

- YORK by the Grace Of Go1 Free and independent
law ard next Of Kin ot Charles a Wis
saul decea such there their and
place @ residence being unknown. send greeting
Whereas Leonard Neukrchen has lately applied to the
SurTngates O COUNTY II New York To have
writing. tied sth day OF July 1885
personal property. duly proved IS
VIII and Testament OF Charles a Nissani late
Of the OF deceased. Therefore and
appear before the Surrogate Of
County York. at his Office in the County Of New
York he st Of NAV. thousand nine hundred
and two at o'clock in the forenoon OF that
dav then and there the probate OF the said
last Testament And such Of You az are hereby
cited years,
quired 10 apr your guardian. II you II
YOU none appear and apply for one TO be ap-
neglect failure 10 do
guardian appointed Surrogate repreeent
~ act you " the proceeding
testimony whereof have caused the seal Of the
Court OF the said County of New
he hsreunto affixed. Witness. Hon
L. 81 Thomas Of said
County OF New York, said County. the 9th
day Of March. year OF Lord
thousand hundred and
J. FAIRFAX M'I.AUGHLIN.
the Surrogate's Court
SCOTT LORD. Attorney for Petitioner. 253 Broadway
Borough Manhattan. New York City.
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5nrroaates \ otiees.


BARCLAY, WILLIAM On pursuance o.
an order Of Hon Frank Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF
County York notice is hereby gwen TO an per-
SONS having William o. Barclay, late or
the of deceased. to present the same
with vouchers subscriber at her place OK
transacng business office of Lester W. Clark NO
Broad Street City Of New York, on or before
the twelfth day of July next 80.
Dated New York. the third day Of January 1902
CLARA 6 BARCLAY. Executrtx.
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1902-Seaed proposals. in tripcate for furnishing
Fuel and Forage required at Chcamauga Park Ga de-
nvered Lyle Station Ga, will be received until
Il NJ, L s.
accept any all proposals part Inforna
ton furnished application. Envelopes containing
posals will be endorsed Proposals for Fuel Forage
ChickaInauga Park" JOHN SIMPSON. A @ NJ. c.
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YORK by Grace God Free and Independent
To Amanda Won Graberg. Franklin J. Bschon. Ottiie
Paula Breusng Harry A. E j. Frankenberg. Ernest
". Bischon. and Henry Rischon. Jr. committee Of
the ana OF Franklin J. Bschoh, incom
retent the heirs and next Of kin OF henry BisSho de
ceased send Whereas. Henry Bschon. Jr, OF
the City OF New York. latey applied the Surro
gates Court of County Of New York to have certain
instrument writing relating both real and personal
property, duly proved the last VIII and Testament of
Henry Bcho late of the County of New York. deceased
Therefore and each OF cited appear before
the Surrogate of County Of New York at his office in
the County Of New York. the 9th day OF May. one
thousand hundred and half-past O'Clock
IN the forenoon OF and there attend the
probate OF the said VIII Testament. such
OF you hereby cited under the Of
twentyone years. required TO appear by
dian you have II have none 10 appear and
apply for one 10 be appointed, in the of
neglect failure TO do guardian will be appointed
by the Surrogate 10 and for in the
ceedng
In Testimony Whereof We the Seal of the
Surrogate's Court of the said County of New
York to be hereunto affixed Witness, Hon.
l. s Abner C. Thomas. Surrogate Of our said
County of New York, said County. the
14th day of March, in the year OF Lord
thousand nine hundred
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
lerko of he
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- e Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF New York
notice is hereby given TO all persons having claims
Jacob Sherman, late Of the County New
deceased the with vouchers thereof
the Office OF Stern & Rushmore. No 30 wall
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New-YoJC.
before the 10Th day of October next.
York. the seventh day Of April 1902
BERTHA SIIBERMANN ARTHUR SIT,RERMANN,
MORRIS ROSSIN. Executors.
STERN & RCSHMORE Attorneys for Executors,
all Street. New York
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T. Fitzgerald n Surrogate Of the County Of New
York notice is hereby given to all having claims
against Henry Mills Day, late of the County of New
York. deceased present the same with vouchers thereof
70 the lIeI n's9ctitls business
Borough o Manhattan City of New York. before
25th of June, next.
Dated New York. the 10th day of December. 1901
SARAH V.
SHERMAN Attorney for Executrx. 80 Street
York City
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WANTED. FOR L s ARMY:-Able bodied unmasris ~
w men of q and 80. citiSens ~
United OF good character and tenrerass
who write English Fer inrorma,iot
anny 10 RECRUITING OFFICER. IS Third Avenue. 81
Cortandt 293 Eighth Avenue 7o6 sixth Avenue VI -
Broadway. Brooklyn, E d. n. !.
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
c. Thomas. A Surrogate Of the County OF New York
notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
against John II. Pe late Of the County OF New York
deceased the with vouchers thereof
subscriber his place of business. No
81 Wall Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan In the
City OF New York, before the sixteenth day OF
October
Dated New York. the seventh day Of April 1902
FREDERICk a. PEI.I. ExeclItnr.
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n pursuance Of an order of Hon. Abner {

IN pursuance of an order of Hon. Abner c.
Thomas. a Surrogate Of County of New York
hereby all having against
Andrew shiland, late of the County Of New York
to the with vouchers The
subscriber, place Of transactng business No II
Broadway, IN the City Of New York, before the
18th day of August, 1902.
Dated New York. the 4th day Of February, 1902.
ANDREW SHILAND
sHILAND. SHOEMAKER HEDGES. Attorneys
Executor. No. II Broadway. New York City. N Y.