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sellers The effective crop from Kan
sas and Texas-osinns Of insufficient moisture The
big receipts probably counted the most against
the prioe-5ss cars I'm the Northwest against 2s2
last year. and $4,000 bushels primary points
against bushels Cearanoes were only 1873 GOO
bushels Boston and Philadelphia reported some
demand: New-York declared there was little The
export business finally reported was only loads
The Price Current was rather bear1sh-sryyhea.
regarded hopefully since the disappearance
snow although lacking high vigor'' Minneapo-
lis continues report a improved -four demand
The visible supply decrease viii be less than last
weeks The weather map this morning looked
colder Cash sales here 10000 bushels low grade
spring wheat
Corn WAS the active deal, up at one time lsc and
closing sc over Wednesday. Stormy weather small
er Western offerings and strength in the Southwest
were among the bull helps. Patten was con-
siderable buyer. The St. Louis bulls took corn
here Shorts covered literally. May opened at
closed al slAc; July closed 6lh; September 5esc
receipts were us cars: the estimate for tomorrow
5000 bushels last year. Gables were up a fraction
"a, ae Eds5eTa demand was SLOW Export sales az
oats advanced sc TO SIC early, but closed AT
closed 4Szc; July closed SEC: September s0ssc
May oats shorts are more and more unsettled each
day. Western offerings light. The Eastern
demand was slow. The car lots were small cash
prices gained little on the futures. There were
80. cars, with only so for tomorrow. The stormy
weather an influence.
Flaxseed was nc TO 1lzc lower. the cash 81 IS to
az the three points, against 3S last year.
Armour was moderate buyer. The mood was in in
huenced by the fact that lard stocks show small
hog receipts. The packing West for the week was
5000 hogs. against SIS 600 last year.
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SUPREME COURT, County of New York

- Kate Warner Plaintiff against Julius KatEenberg and
others Defendants. Action No / In pursuance of a
Judgment OF sale duly made and entered
herein dated February 18th 1902 undersigned the
referee in Judgment named will sell az public auc
Exchange Salesroor1. Number III BROADWAY
in the Borough Of Manhattan City OF New York on the
10Th day OF March, 1902 u o'clock by William NJ
yan auctioneer the premises directed by said Judgment
10 be sold and therein described as follows All that
Of land with the building and
improvements erected situate lying and being in
ths twelfth I'd OF County OF Nov York. bounded
and described follows; Begnning point on the
Southsry side hundred and hrs Street. distant
hiryone and onehaf inches Eastery from the
OF the southery side or
one hundred ana with the Easerly side Of
PARK Avenue running thence Southery parallel with
partly through party wall one hundred
feet eleven inches the line OF the block thence
line and parallel with One hun
dred ana rs fifteen feet and eleven inches thence
Northerv again parallel with Park Avenue ana partly
through another party wall one hundred feet eleven nenes
"a ths Southery hundred and first Street and
westerly Southerly side Of One hundred
ana fifteen feet and eleven inches 70 the point
a. narA OF beginning. Being the premises now
known 104 East l0lst Street IN the County OF
York. =. 100
EDWIN A. WATSON, Referee.
GEORGE W. ELLIS Plaintiffs Attorney. i.l Broadway
New York.
10lst Street.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

~ OF NEW YoRK.-rr1al desired in New York County.
John e Roosevelt and W. Emlen Roosevelt.
Trustees Marcia r. scove under the Last VIII
Plaintiffs against Romeo H. schile Carrie
Schie his wife: John ]. Schle and Annie Schie his
cisco Fanciui husband Freda A. Csille and William
Gale her husband George Jerome SchIe; Marsarette
Emma Schile called Margaretha Ernina Schile)
Roosevelt Trustees for Marcia r. Scovel under the
Last Win James l. Roosevelt deceased
George Moore Smith. Pelham Hod Elevating Company.
John n Over. John B. Dyer, Foliano. W.
Housh Coles. Frank Z. Seymour. Romolo Fan
cu-H Julia Fanculh (also called JuIietto Fanciuij
Jerome Fanciun Romeo H Schile as sole surviving
Margaretha Sche deceased and Trustee
under the said will. Romeo H. Shs
surviving Executor OF the Last Will and Tesla
August Caile George c. GOebe Executors OF and
under the Last VIII Testament OF Henry
Schie deceased DEFENDANTS summons Action No. s. To
hereby summoned 20 answer the complaint in this
action and a copy OF your the Plain
ts Attorney within twenty DAYS after the service OF
this exclusive OF the day OF service and in
failure judgment will be
against BY default for the relief demanded in
the complaint -.
GEORGE c KOBBE. Plaintiffs Attorney
Office Office. and Wall Street
Manhattan Borough. New York City. n Y
To Samuel Coles and Louis FOiano. defendants: The
foregoing summons served upon YOU by publication
pursuant 70 an the Honorable Charles +.
Lean OF The Justices OF the supreme Court OF the
the complaint in the Office OF the Clerk OF
the County New York. the County Court House in
Of New York on February 2Oth 1902 which complaint
originally Med therein on the Esd day Of December
1901
GEORGE c KOBBE Plaintiff Attorney.
Wall
Street Manhattan Borough. New York City, N Y.
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Notirr of Gnmmcns.

Testament Msrsaretha Sche deceased fred-fics
George C. Goebei as <~ectto..
II nd Trustees der VIII and Testament
Henry J. Schile. deceased Defendants summons Acuof
No n To the above named Defendants and % eacn ~
them You are hereby summoned 70 answer the corr
plant actio copy OF your snsN-i
plaintiffs within twenty days after ns
81 the da. service
and in 81 your faiure appear Judgment
YOU default for the relief de-
n complaint
Dated New York. December 23rd 1901.
GEORGE g EOBBE Plaintiffs Attorney
POST once Address and One Nos - and ~ Wah
Street. Manhattan Borough. New York City. y. 7.
o Samuel and Louis FolianC Defendants- The
foregoing upon you By publication.
pursuant 20 an order Honorable Charles F. Mac
Lean. Justices o. The court % ths
York. 20th day Of February, 1872
and sled with the complaint the Office of the Clerk %
o York a County House tr
Borough Manhattan. the CITY. County and state
OF February 20th 1892 which complains
was originally tied therein ard day Of Decent
Der. 1901
Dated New York February 10th. 1892
GEORGE 9 KOBBE. Plaintiffs Attorney,
Post once Address once. and 4R War
Street. Manhattan Borough, New York city y r
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Partition 5alr.
SUPREME COURT. County of New York


George q Moore ana others. Plaintiffs. against John
an sad Pson and sa aSS %at
ana entered the above entitled action bearing date the
said ds@snt win sell at public suction 4 the
N the Borough Manhattan. city Of New York on the
goth day Of March 1902 II o'clock that
BY said judgment be sold and therein described
in ss a,h tRs, certain % and lot ground situate
number p northeTly side Of Lispenard sres
being psr Of certain lot dstnEu!shsd
'aa7 aGsaaTs Sdi
Of ssd lot number s 2Sss hoS or a fs
and or late d John D. %" aFo ct. con-
e and n in IN on esb and nd. rear . each 9.
s Sp brss ne IL vs6 %s 81 s. e qaa
York os IN b in s Of s @ Ress Of
oFms2S known that Win ia s the frame Suil
and being the Fifth Ward Of the City Of New YorR
65apei IN d Ts IL % 9b
and rear tTeqtyye feet and IN depth each side
said ot commencing point nfy feet distant north.
West Broadway running thence norhsry along west
81 HSon %snsyys feet to the property now or late
S sea MoSTe BY pan u msn Master in Cancy
OF the Register OF New York County in Lber 4O7 of Con-
s9nnd situate lying and being IN the Fifth wafa q the
being part Of lots numbers ios and toa a. tbers on
the sas' By ehss to t
Of the said Two @ bS Ss map e ,55
ing .r as follows to Wit, soather front y white
after described twenty feet easerly by lot No g. on
'ssSv nsP Of f{ X. f;s a5 iRs Ts''sFy
@ n the p ssd Of f RR Ward
Sf shs city Of New York being part Of lot No o
ssslnng follows Wit: sOuthefiy BY the premises
lot lot. No No.. lo6 now belonging John Moore
sseriy by part Of said lot No los now ~ or orm nes
belonging to Gideon Tucker and James Murray twenty
Moore BY Rnisr wortendys and wife by deed dated
lister Of New York County Lber Of Conveyance
the BUILDING thereon erected situate. lying being on
a3 ten sohe at B Il. dP G %
Madison avenue entvor fe b along sn sad
eaa ThryIst street nnetyye feet thence norther
paae aR ad OF an sTs and easer
to John p Mooe sy n hne PooP anna ed
the Register g New York County in ber ss5 Of Con-
in tss H o. n s es To Plot piece parcel Of ground
ed which conveyed John in two parcels
32e by deed from solomon Ievengston and WIFE, dated
deed 10 9o Gf HssE esq. eS and the Oe @
recorded in said Registers office in Lber 1O22 of Con
Gre fully ps s sss BY . to said deeds vii
described follows: Beginning the southweserly
sSutherly along the westerly side Of catharine sree
formerly James Donaldson; thence westerly along
% last o named lands seventy feet more or less to
a feet more or less to the southeTy side Of
side Of Oak street feet three more
the privilege Of in common with others Of the said
IN said sHe January m s 9 in aed b eseS S cd
Dated New York. February 25th 1902
JOHN A & A. s NAPEs Piaintins AttorneSs Is Broad
WILLIAM H. SAGE. Attorney for Defendant. p NJ
The following diagrams Of the premises Be sold
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

OF NEW YoRK.-TraI desired in New York County
John +. Roosevelt and ". Emlen Roosevelt
Trustees for Marcia r. Scovel under the VIII
and Testament OF James ]. Roosevelt deceased.
wife; John j. Schle and Annie Schle his wife,
Lange Amanda NJ. Fanciulh Francisco FanculIi
husband Freda A Cae and William Caille. her husband:
George Jerome SChiie and Marguerite
called MarEnreha ErTnina Sche); Fl. Schre as
sole surviving Executor the
OF MarGaretha Schile deceased. Romeo H. Sche
surviving trustee for Amanda FsncUlli under the Last
VIII and Testament of MaTgarsths Schiie deceased
Trustee Of the trusts created under the Will:
Henry Weissman; John L. Roosevelt and W.
Roosevelt. Trustees for Marcia r. ScOvei
George Moore Smith. Pelham EievatnE Company,
John N Dyer John Il. Dyer, Louis Fblauo. James ".
Rough. Samuel Coles. Frank r Ronclo Fanci-
u Julia Fanculi (aso called Juieo FancullD: Jerome
Coebe as Executors Of and Trustees under the VIII
and Testament IF Henry Schile. deceased, Defendants
summons Action No. To the above named defendants
70 each them- You hereby summoned
the complaint in this action. copy
answer on the Plaintiffs attorney within twenty days
AFTER the service OF this summons exclusive OF the day OF
Judgment will be taken against you by
lief demanded in the complaint.
Dated. New York. December 23rd 1901.
GEORGE G. EOBBE. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Manhattan Borough, New York City. n Y.
To Samuel Coles and Louis Foliano Defendants: The
foregoing summons is served By publication
suant 70 an order OF the Honorable Charles F.
OF the Justices Of Supreme
New York. dated the 10th February, filed
with the complaint in the office Of the the County
OF Manhattan in the City, County York
on FEBRUARY 10th, 1902,
hled therein on the 23rd day of December 1901.
Dated. New York. February 1902.
GEORGE G. KOBBE Plaintiffs Attorney,
Post ONCE Address and Office Nos and Street
mammalian Borough. New York City. " Y.
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Noiite Of Summons.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY


OF NEW YoRK.-TraI desired in New York County
John T. Roosevelt and ". Emien Roosevelt. as Trus
ices Tor Marcia r. Scovel. under the Last VIII and
testament OF James I Roosevelt deceased. Plain
his wife; John J. schile and Annie schile. his
wuei julia r. LANCE. Amanda NJ Fanciui and Fran
CISCO tanciull her husband; Freds A. Csle and William
Sse her husband: George jerome Sche Marguerite
Emma Schte taso called Margaretha Ermina Schile)
Romeo r. Schile. surviving OF Last
" III and Testament OF Margaretha Schile. deceased.
rancluh under the Last VIII and Testament of Mar
safetha Schile, deceased. and
Roosevelt and W. Emlen Roosevelt
Marcia r. Scovel under the Last VIII Testament
OF James Roosevelt deceased: George Moore smith,
2. Dyer. Louis Foiano James w Hough, Samuel Coles
komolo Fanciuh. Julia Fanciulli (slso called Justto
EancluIil, Jerome Faneulh Frederick LANCE, August
under the Last Win Testament OF Henry J. Schile,
deceased, Defendants. Summons Action No. l. To the
ABOVE named defendants and 20 each OF them You
hereby summoned answer the complaint this action.
and 10 copy OF the plaintiffs
torney within twenty days after the OF
mons exclusive Of the day of service; YOUR
against you by default for the relief demsrded IN the
complaint
Dated New York. December 2srd. 1901.
GEORGE C. KOBBE Plaintiffs Attorney.
Post ONCE Address and Office Nos 46 Wall Street.
Manhattan Borough New York City. n. Y
To Samuel Coles and Louis Foiano defendants: The
pursuant 10 order Of the Honorable Charles f.
Lean, OF the Justices Of the OF
State Of New York dated the goth February 1902
ana MEG with the COMPLAINT In the office OF the Clerk
OF the County OF New York ct the County House
IN the Borough OF Manhattan in the City. County and
State of New York February 10Th 1902 which COM
plant originally filed therein on the gard day Of
December, 1901
Dated New York February Goth 1902
GEORGE c. kOBBG Plaintiffs Attorney.
Post once Address and ONCE Nos
Manhattan Borough New York City. N. Y
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VIRGINIA.
foreclosure Salts.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YoRK.--sydney H Solomon. plaintiff. against Alice
Edwards Jarvis defendant.
In pursuance judgment Of foreclosure and sale
duly the above entitled action bear
ing 1901 I. the undersigned
the referee said Judgment named Will sell at public
auction, Real Estate Saesroom. No III
Broadway in the Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
York on Friday. the 2lst day of March 1902. az II
O'clock noon on that day. by Samuel Goldscker auc-
oneer the premises directed by said Judgment 20 be
sold and therein described follows
a those pieces parcels OF land
with the buildings erected, and being
in the CITY of York Borough of Manhattan, which
taken together are bounded and described follows
Beginning at a point the sorthery SIDE OF One Hun
dred and Sixteenth street distant nnetyfo feet westerly
from the souhwestery Of One hundred and Six
feenth street and called Pleasant avenue
southerly, parallel with said avenue one
hundred inches; westerly parallel with
Sixteenth street hfty feet; thence
northerlv parallel with said hundred feet
eleven inches side One Hundred and
Sixteenth easery along said southery side
Sixteenth street, fifty feet to the
point or place OF beginning being lots numbers hun
AIRED and hundred and five on the map OF
nronArtv Of Miedoar. MED the New York Register >
once as hundred and eighty-six
Da'eI 49, JULIUS LEHMAN,
n 81 < IsAACs Referee.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
% and 20 Pine street, New York City. -.
The following is diagram OF the property TO Be sold;
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NrEN YoRK suPREdE CorRT. coUNTY

OF NEW YoRK.-Trsl desired in New York County:
z. Roosevelt and W. Emlen Roosevelt,
Trustees for Marcia r scove' under the Last win
n Carrie
Schile his wife; John J sehile and Annie Sehle his
wife: Julia r. Lange: Amanda NJ Fanciun md Fran
cisco Fanciui husband; Freda A. Caills Will
lam cattle, her husband: George Jerome Schile Mar
garette Emma sehile (aso called Marsaretha Ernina
Schile). Henry Weissmans George Moore smith, Pelham
Hod ElevatinE Company. John y. Dyer. John b.
Dyer. Louis Foano. James W. Hough. samuel
Coles Frank p Seymour. ROm0O Fanciulii Julia
Fanciulli aiso called Julietto FsncinlD
cuili Romeo IA Schile sole surviving Trustee
for Amanda Faneiuh under the last WIN and resta-
ment OF Aargaretha ahile, deceased, aud = Trustee
% the trusts created under said will Romeo
II. schiIs sole surviving Executor Last VIII
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1os East 1o1st street

106 East lOlst street
The approximate Of the lien charge satisfy
which the above described is be sold.
81 IS with interest thereon from the 17th day OF
February 1902 together with the costs and allowance
naosnTins 10 SAG So with intere on S24Ssi thereof
from the 10th dav OF February 1902 together with
exnensss Of the sale. The approximate of
Assessments rates other liens TO be
allowed purchaser out OF the purchase money or
pau y 'l9 EDWIN A. WATSON. Referee.
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. DyERTIsEMENTS ana subscriptions for The Tribune
n Received at their Uptown Once
A. NO i,242 BROADWAY.
Soor north OF until D o'clock p.
Advertisements be received at the following branch
49, ar regular once until o'clock y viz: 34
S,haye cor a3d-sI- I33 0th-aye.. 18th
a. p2 Enst I4th-st.; 257 West a2d-st, between
s,b' ms sfh AYES: 283 West 123th-st.. I.sBs 3D.
ave between 10Th ,nd 1Tth sts.. io2o 3d-ave, near
Sist 7OS Isf-aye.. sDth-st.. 15s East
I25th-.t.s 1850 Tremont.aSe- $50 3d-ave.s near
nierciser-st. brooklyn. N. f,-zIo Court-st..
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SUPREME COURT. County of New York.


Kate Warner. Plaintiff. against Julius Katzenberg
and others. Defendants. Action No In pursuance OF
Judgment foreclosure and sale duly made and entered
herein dated February 10th 1902 the undersigned the
said judgment named will sell public
a the Exchange Salesroom Number III Broadway. In
Manhattan. City of New the
6ay OF 1902, IL o'clock by William NJ.
Ryan premises directed said Judgment
sold therein described follows: All that
tain lot piece parcel of land with the building and in
thereon erected situate. lying and being in
the Twelfth Ward Of the County OF New York bounded
and described as follows: Beginning the
Southerly One hundred and first Street distant
one-half inches Easterly from
formed intersection OF the Southerly
side OF One first with the Easterly
side OF Park Avenue and running thence SouheFy par
ael with Park Avenue and partly through a party wall
eleven inches the centre line of the
block Eastery along said centre line and parallel
Street, feet. thence
%ortherIv with Park partly
inches
hundred first and
tbAnct Westerly along southerly side OF One hun
red and first Street the point place
beginning Beng the same premises now known as MIN
her 100 East Street, in the County OF New York
EDWIN A WATSON Referee.
GEORGE W. ELLIS. PLAINTIFFS Attorney 141 Broadway
New York.
st
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The approximate OF the lien charge to satisfy
which the above described property If be sold Is
235 IS with interest thereon from the lth day OF Feb
ruary 1902 together the and allowance amount
ing S42o 60 siss thereof from the
day February. 1902 together with the expenses OF
the ale The approximate OF assessments
ana Croton water rates other liens be allowed TO
purchaser the purchase money or paid by the
referees is -al5soo EDWIN A WATSON. Referee.
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OF NEW YORK.-Tral desired in New York County.
John E. ROoseve W Emlen Roosevelt Trustees for
Marcia r. Scove under the Last Will and Testament Of
James Roosevelt. deceased Plaintiffs against Romeo H.
Sche and Sche his wife; John Schile and Annie
Sche. his wife; julia r. Lange; Amanda NJ FanciulH
William CailIe. husband: George Jerome Schtle
and Marguerite Emma Schle called Margaretha
Errnna Schile; Henry WessEan; John q Roosevelt and
". Emlen Roosevelt Trustees for Marcia r. ScOvel
under the Last VIII and Testament OF James Roosevelt
deceased George Moore Smith. Pelham Hod Elevatng
Company. John y. Dyer. John B. Dyer. Louis Follano
James w Housh Samuel Coles Frank r Seymour
Frederick LANCE. August Caie and George g. GOebel
the VIII and Testa
Action : % above named defendants. and
10 each OF them: You hereby summoned 10 answer
the complaint this action. and OF your
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after
service this exclusive of the day OF
vice and in of failure TO appear. or answer
judgment will be taken against by default for the
demanded the complaint.
Dated New York December 3ird, 1901
GEORGE g. KOBBE Plaintiffs Attorney.
Postoffce Address and Office, Nos ~ and 40 wall
Street. Manhattan Borough. New York city. n. \.
Coles and Louis FoanO defendants: The fore
going summons served upon by publication,
an OF Honorable Charles F. MacLean
Justices of the Court Of the state
York, 10th of February 1902 and filed
York, Court House, in the Borough
Manhattan. in the City. County and state OF New
York, February Goth 1902 which complaint was orlg
nally filed therein the I'D day Of December. 1901
Dated New YORK February Goth. 1902
GEORGE c KOBBE. Plaintiffs Attorney
Postofhce Address Ofhce, - and as Wall
Street. Manhattan Borough. New York City. y. Y.
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AS & 45o Z 10th ST.
The approximate Of 'he lien charge 10 satisfy
property be sold. is 81 500
,h interest thereon the LIST day OF January. 1902
tc1sther wi expenses OF the sale
Tbe approKimate OF the and water
"a be allowed the purchaser out Of the purchase
rorsy or paid by the referee. is $40 and interest
The sale will be subject 70 mortgage for $1,000 with
,rsresf AZ 4l1o5 the LIST day Of october, 1901
ba'e" ~ JULIUS LEHMAN. Referee
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5urroqafes' Monies.

Drown, ANN C.-In pursuance of an order
OF Hon Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate q ths
County Of York notice hereby given persons
having against c Brown Of the County,
OF New York. deceased, the with vcuch
therefor subscribers
business. namely. the ONCE q Opdyke Wilcox Brsov
No. 20 Nassau Street. Manhattan. and
City and OF New York before 2ist day os
August 1902.
Dated the 18th day Of February. 1902.
ROBERT l. BROWN MARIANNA c. COBB Executors
OPDYKE. WILCOX & BRISTOW. Attorneys Tor EN-
eeutors No 20 Nassau Street. Borough Of Manhattan
New York City. y. Y.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner


c. Thomas, a Surrogate OF the County % New York.
Notic- hereby all persons claims against
Harry D. smith late OF the County OF New 4orS de-
ceased with vouchers thereof tns
subscribers. their Of trarsacting business once
No 54S Broadway Borough OF Manhattan. IN
City OF New before the 2ist OF July
Dated New York, the 10th day January, 1902.
RONALD r BONAR-
JOHN B. SMITH.
Administrators
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon. Abner
= c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County York.
Notice hereby all against
Henry " Burgy. late OF the CITY OF Paris Republic OF
France deceased. present the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber his place OF tranacng bush
Office Messrs COderr Brothers.
Borough OF Manhattan City OF New
O before day Z April next.
Dated New York. the 25th day Of September, 1901.
FERDINAND G. STUDT, Executor.
COUDERT BROTHERS. Attorneys for Executor. II
Broadway. New York City.
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New York January 22d. 1902
ELECTION NOTICE.
Missouri Pacific Railway Co.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
NEE the stockholders OF the Missouri Pacific
Railway Company will be held at the ONCE the
City OF St Louis. Missouri
March nth 1902 A M for the election
q thirteen Directors ensuing yeaE he
any other business that may
The annual meeting Of the Directors
be q the Office the day. twelve
o'clock The transfer books will be
day, January 5lst 1902 three O'Clock p. M.
opened tie day following the annual meeting Of the
stockholders any adjournment thereof
GEORGE GOULD President
A. H cALEF. Secretary.