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LIFE srocK MARKErs-BE TELEGRAPH.

chicago ,Sov. 4.--Cstue-Receip.s 5000 head includ-
ing LOO Westerns steady good prime steers So 20
ass poor medium SO 50dS6 .. and feed
eTs s. 50GSs 81 401S4 90. helfers S2QS5
eFs 81 500 - 90. bulls SO s. SD calves. SO 75SI 50
Texas fed S3QSs p. Western steers 50 50QSB 30
sogs-Reoeipts to-day. q. CO., morrow 10000; left
ever, 500. opened 10 lower closed strong
Nzss sa butchers s. S5as7 5o gooa % choice hey 9
S3s$6 10; rough. heayy. 20 22gs6 a.: hght, g 5og
Shesp steady: lower good 70 choice weteTs 81 Boa
y s9 fair choice mixed 81 50Qs3 20; native lambs
East Buffalo. Nov. 4-Cattle- Receipts. go head
market dun and lower. Hogs-Recepts. 10000 head
.sry active piEs steady; others 90 lower. heavy
0qS6 30: pigs So 55dS6 %; roughs s6as6 IS: stage
&gS5 50 Sheep and lamps-Receips l. 100 head: sheep
steady strong top lambs S50S5 10; culls 10 good
s4QSa 90. yearlings 81. 50 5n3 5O sheep, top
inNe1. 50 5OQS3 co. culls 10 good SZQS5 40
Montreal, a.-f-neese hrUs quebec ana Eastern,
As9l1& &c: Western. II 1z4glesc-
Kansas city. nov. 4.-cattle-I Receipts. $500 head
native steady weak native ana Western COWS
active steady. and feeders dull 1900 head stock
calves hand market slow; choice export and dressed
beef steers So s0aS7 %: fair 70 good SSgS6 ~ stock
srs feeders S2as4 20; Western FED steers So cog
- IS; steers, 81 S0dSs 80; Texas cows Sass;
native COWS 75QSs 10 native hefers s. 5oqS4 30;
Gamers slaS2 y: bulls. >-aSS 50; calves 50 50gss
Aogs-Receipts. lsOOo head; market onsnsd ~ a5c
lower closed regained TOP Sc 81; bulk Of
sales Sc s0aS6 4Tis; So 422g$6 80: mixed pack
Sc 350S6 light 25dSs -: Workers. So 42le q
70 -. pgs s. 50as6 80. Sheep-Receipts $500 head:
market nT1n; lambs 5a10e higher native lambs 81 COG
- %; Western lambs sass 30 fed ewes 50 l0lS3 20;
native wethera 50 O5GS4; Western Wethers 81 5ds4;
SUCKERS and feeders. 81 sSq$S o.
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rr1RoprAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nov. & y 80 ?. m.-wheet-spot steady;
80 red Western winter IS 90; 10 northern spring.
% SID; No California, I'd. COTn-Spot quiet;
American mixed Is 81. Peas-Canadian, es "a Beef
Extra India mess ll5s Pori-Prime mess. Western,
We Bacon-Iong clear 2s 20 10 62s Cd; long clear.
% % % n. e2s clear backs 10 70 - p 6ss ee
Lard-Prame Western 6ss Ga American refined, bss "a.
Butter nominal Cheese-American fnest white 65s 3D.
American do coored 5Sa TaloW-Prirne city, 29s Cd;
5nsralian in London 34s 90 Tarpentine-spiTits 4os
Soein-Conunon Is 3D. Petroleum Refined, 90. Lin
SEED OIL 26s Cottonseed oi-FIuI refined. spot. 2ls 3D.
receipts Of wheat during the last three days $4,000
Etas including 23aOO American Receipts OF AmeEi-
ean corn dur,nF he last three days, 100 oentas
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LrvrRPooL oorroN 800.

Business done; prices unchanged: American nfdelng,
80 The sales q the day arc estimated az 5000
ssles including 800 FOR speculation and export Re
sp9 5000 bales including $1,000 American Futures
10y; American rnddlHg, q % {, @ovembeF, ea3d; No
ssnher DeooTnbsr al od: JDaoemhsr and January,
90 January FebIuhTY a8ed; February and March,
enc Nay. e.361 May ana Jgne. sa5 sso ana asco;
"1s ana August sS54.
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AIARKS. EDWARD N.-IN PURsUANCE nE

AZ an order Of Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald a surrogate
OF the County New York 3Oth 1902 netee
IS hereby given having claims aEsf1Sr
Edward y Marks late OF the County Of New York de-
ceased present the with thereof 10 Ts
their place OF tansscting business No
William ST., care OF Paul NJ Herzos, IN City OF New
York. o before the 18th day OF April 1903 next
Dated New York. the 9TH day OF October 1902
PAUL NJ HEREOF Attorney for Executors 20 William
Street.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR BALTIMORE AND WESTINGHOUSE 50
1000 sI1SO i NJ. "lOO. 200. tsS.40. 500. .1eo
Il NJ sf2 Is Mdt
zFrom Liberty street only sDatIy fDaify. exceps
sunday sSun1ay only <Par'or ~ars only. VIA Tam
Offices Liberty 81 Ferry. South Ferry. House.
fI3 1900 1884 Broadway. 1S2 5th Union
Ss1uare l53 East 125th 81 253 l25th
Columbus Ave, New York: ST 344. $50 Fulton
BROOKLYN; 9S Broadway. Williamsburg. York
Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage destination
". G BESIlER. G. NJ BURT
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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,al money IN London 2l4q3 per cent. open mar
ke short bills 7-l6 per cent; three months bills
- PEI cent Consols for money, 90 5-l5; for the
account, 90 9-1s The gold premium at Buenos Ayres
was quoted At 1910 at Madrid $780, and at lisbon
. IN Paris French rentes 100 francs centimes.
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THE FINANCIAL MARKETS

The local exchanges were closed yesterday
owing 10 the holiday In the London market
there were dealings for American account, but
trading was not heavy. There were no changes
m foreign financial conditions For the con
,enience Of readers Mondays last quotations
on the local Stock Exchange are reprinted:
railroad AND OTHER STOOLS
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AND STDEL. BCIIDINGS-U. : Powder Depot
y J.. oct IS. 1902 Sealed proposals. in tripIi
cate will be received here until IL Nov.
for constructing four story brick and steel buildings
$50 StoehouSe for Iuzed Projectles. 80 by 200
House for Fuzing High Explosive Shell 70 by 80 IT. :
Decorating HOuse, 80 by ~ II. Bids Will be re-
for part of foregoing. L. reserves right
reject all any proposals parts thereof Iufor-
nation be had application to Capt 0. B.
Mitcham. ord. Dept, COrndg.
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~ PURsUANCE OF Az CRDER OF HON

4 Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate OF The County New
York hereby given 70 all persons having claims
against Morz Kellner OF the County OF New York
deceased to present with vouchers the
subscrbers at place Of tansacting
sOT No Nassau Street IN The city OF New York.
or before the twenty-third day Of April
Dated York. the fifteenth day OF October. 1902.
VvTIIIAM kELLNER. HENRY B. EELLNER
CHARLES l. KEILNER. ALEXANDER J. KELI-
NER, Executors. MARTHA II. MILLER. Executrix
FINSTEIN TOWNSEND, GUITERMAN & SHEARV
ATTORNEYS for Executors 90 Nassau ST. New York civ
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Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA

"a AID
AND DESBROsSE2s AND COFTLANDT STREETS.
fress ms Eve frS @ssT tsaa
tatien Except Psi@ Where rer othsfwise Noted
cars New YORK. S II Pred 70 'Ee er PsbuT 70
. Sgsicaso No coaches 10 Pittsburg
6SS i1e FSyHsp
Cars cSeaso ceVeand d Toiedo cIacinns Ind
15 a51 70 L0qrlf fy st I9q7 eprr1,1ao
TaWns See3h b6inr P and Bus Smoking
s Is619 aH a c S 6F and
O55 p ST I6Efs p 6x TTsfs p8s Psburs Gin
f EN- V, dh1dianaPos Louisville ~ Louis Dining Car
055 WESTERN E ESsPfnSss 5 Gn.:ago For
7Ss P4e sfPTeay Ex PRES Psseurg and
Route Connects '9 }S daiy e VIA trsy
s'S FEE p w. cIE:v11.ANp AND, tiScINNATI, Elk
WAsHIsG;TiSoD.SS 3 slSTsi' Th fs' soUTH.
anat streets! s. 2o iSss Dd!1 1s,IS Car
Streets 2So g a o a sic I all Psfior and
35 Bsc Cars n q Dining caF . Dining SS 45
E SeI3inS Sar 10 s. Dining Can a P PS5 p md
Dining Cars s.25 Dining Carr AS Dining Car. ass
SOUTHERN ; RAILwAY.-Express. 3.2s. AS p m 1910
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. s2s a. M. 925
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.F and Metro ct @
poltan Limited.'' l2.55 p. daily. Express ITO
NORFOLK AND WESTERN EAILwAT.-FOr Memphis
CHESAPEAKE { Ohio 'RAi1.W1Y.-7.55 a week
days. II IS and 455 daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOEtFOLA--'.o0 a. m
week DAYS D m. daily
ATLANTIC CITY.-955 a and 2SS ?: m
sundays I55 = Through Nestibuled trains bI1e0
Paror cars and Standard Coaches on week-days
Tor smoking car, Parlor Cars DINING Car ana 0talal1
Coaches sundays.
CAPE MAf.-l2.55 weekdays
For points New York and Long Branch RaAroad I IN
Vest Twentythird Street station $50 a m - II 10
SIS 40 and 80 n weekday suacays 500 80
800 a m. IL 20 $40 so and 5, 10 ?. weekdays
SUNDAY . u ron r. PSHiiIeADELPHIA.
6i0 (Desbrosses and Cortiand Streets, 62O'. 80 90
S25. SIS. e25 Dining Carr Gado Penna Litile-,.
1910 tDesbrosses and COrtlandt Streets lO-g Daiins
Carr 1885 dining Car. lis a m. l23S .Dinn
Car I55 Dining Carr 10 (Desbrosses and torta5 ~
Streets. 30. IS, IS Dining Carr. SSS -
S25, $50, = m Il 10 night Sundays 9lV 30
coachesI SIS, $50. 9-2J Dining carr 300 tI.i'
955. 10 IS dining carr a. Il 30 Ulnlng tf .
155 Dining carr 25 Dining carr 800 AZ 1Lll.IS
Carr, 455 Dining carr 556 Dining Can. 100. SD
$50. - .. m. u 1O night. -,
Ticket offices No.. 461 1854 III and e61 Broadway Is
Fifth below 23d ST. 263 Fifth Avenue torAeI
29th St). Aston House; West Twenty talId StIeS
Station and stations foot 81 pessrosses ard SortIald
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. BROOKLYN; station
Jersey Ths New York Transfer Company WI
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
/ through II destination -,
Telephone Eighteenth Street FOR Pennsylvania Rail
| road Cab Service
I J. z. HUTCHINSON T. r WOOD
General Manager fscu'i Passenger Agent
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VICTORIA SUTHERLAND CRAw. =
HENRY f. AKIN.-IN PURSUANCE OF A.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

- Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of County Of
New Notice IL hereby given all having
claims William Bogarius. late OF the County Of
NeW York deceased, present the with vouchers
thereof tie utcrher az hts place OF ransacttns bust
neSs No IL Weet saith Street In the c. OF New York,
before the 26th day or December
Dated New York. the Esd day Of June, 1902.
WILLIAM ROOME, Executor.
CLARK BROOKS attorney for Executor I55 Broad
way Manhattan. New York city
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EbhOfOSALS run RAf1D-t IhE GUNS,
Carriages; Accessories. etc-0cdnance ONCE War
Department Washington, October 20. 19O2-Seaed pro
posals. in duplicate will be received heresRt p NJ
November 90 1902 for supplying Ordnance Department
l. s. Army, with IS, less 10 pdr. (3-nCh) guns
with barbete pedestal mounts with
all Of foregoing which must conform detailed
drawings hle In this office. Information furnished
upon application to Brig. Gen. WILLIAM CROZIER.
Chief Ord.
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ernst Companies.
MANHATTAN
TRUST co.
wALLsT. cor. NASSAU. NEW YORK.
Capital. Surplus g. Undivided Profits,
$500, 600.

OFFICERS.
JOIN L WATERBURY, President
JOHN KRAH, p-o,;a,rs.
AMOS 7. FRE6CE,
w.N Dusns sdVios-Prss.& Trsas. Oh, Smith, Sea-
? nzvirb.- Trust oaoer. z. A. Skinner, Asst, Sec
DIRECTORS. 1909.
Frases, r. Aepleton, James ]. I'LL,
Auo,u. Beinlont, Danlei S. Lamont
c.. p. Baker, LII. Latham
NV. caanoa, Olive II. Payne,
Al. Caustt, Z. D. Randolph,
Rr C,ou. Gfant 3. Sehisv,
p,.S,s,f, EfIls. James o. Sheldon,
A.. r. Fr.nch. r. 7, Wiison,
Tobo Kssn, John L Waterbury,
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BALTIMORE g. oHI1 RAILROAD,

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Ths Tribune
"A received AZ their Uptown Office.
NO. 1.So4 BhoADWANs
Between 31th and SGth sts. until o'clock m.
at foloeinz,
Offices regular Office rates until s o'clock D.
Esd sth-ase-. e. cor 2Sd St 15:s 6th-ave.
12th-st.: 81 East l4sh-sf-s 25s Nest 5:d-sf.,
tween 7th and sth ayes. 26s: West I.5th-sf.g 33%
sd-aSe.. between 10th and 18th 1.O38 :Sd-aye..
near 6lst Lies tst-aye., seth-st.:
l2oth-st.s 156 fremont aNe.s $50 s;d-ave, ca
4lst-stj sos 3d-nse.s go Bieecker-st.s 320
Bleecker->f. Brooklyn. n Y.-2l6 Court-st..
I10 >mfth->t.: 1.ost4 Gates-ave. Newark. N. j.
IDA Broadcast. Also a. D. T.. ofnc.A
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- PTRsrANcE oF ~ oRDER oF HOS

- AbEer G Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County OF New
York hereby given To all having claims
Hiram Merritt luts Of the County York
deceased present with vouchers thereof
transactiug
Offices o. his Attorneys, Cannon Cannon. Room 1856
Building. No. ll5 Broadway. Manhattan Borough
IN the city Of New York or before the rwentthird
. February
Dated New Ior%. the Fifteenth day Of August. 1902
THEODORE MERRITT. Executor.
CANNON CANNON. AttNs. for Executor. us Broad
way Boreel BLtS1LgD. New York.
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4 Abrer G. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the CoLnty OF
York notice given all having claims
against William late % the County Of New York
deceased TO present with vouchers thereof 20 the
subscriber at her place OF transacting business No O
broadway New York City, in The City OF New York.
On or before the first day Of May next.
Dated New York. 2Tth day Of October. 1902
ELIZA GRIPPE. Executrx-
HEApL.FY NJ GREENE. Attorney Executrix. No
$50 Broadway New York City.
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PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING LOAD

t'hOEOSALS TUX CONSTRUCTING LOAD-
ING. PUMP AND BOILER HOUsEs-U. s Powder
Depot Dover. y. j. October D. 1902 Sealed proposals
D. 1902. for constructing onestory frame building
for loading house and brick building
pump boiler house. Bids Will be received for all
part OF foregoing The United States the right
reject all any proposals parts thereof Inorma
tion be had application Capt. o. b MITCHAM
Ord Dept.
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HENRY C-lN PURSUANCE
81 PURsuANCE or az ORDER or Hos.
~ PURsUANCE oF AN ORDER Oh Hos.

Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County OF
New York. notice IS hereby given to all persons having
claims against Frederick D. Happen late OF the County
New York deceased present the with vouchers
thereof the subscribers their place Of
business at the office Of Strong Cadwalader. 40
Wall Street. IN the Borough OF Manhattan and City OF
New York. before the second day OF January
Dated York the twenty-fourth day Of June 1902.
SAMUEL WOOLVERTON.
EDWARD J. HANCY,
Executors
STRONG & CADwALADER. Attorneys for Executors.
Jew
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plpiorno Nollrcs.

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
No 1875 Broadway. New York, October 9th. 1902
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders Of the Manhattan Railway Company WIN he
held the Companys once no. I'D Broaaway Mammal
18TH al j. O'clock
A BOARD OF for the ensuing year is 20 be
elected and three Inspectors Of Election.
Will he closed October 10th az 3
o'clock D. m vii be reopened November 18Th at
!" n ". McwILIIAMs. Secretary.
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Lackawanna Railroad.
York. foot Barclay and Christopher Sts
$500 :. M-For Bin ghamton and syracuse.
$1,000 \. M--For RufTalJ. Chicago and ST. Louis
81. 40 =. N-Fur Buffalo and Chicago.
400 y. M--For Scranton and Plymouth.
SO 2. M--For Buffalo and Chicago
Is 7. M--ItiCa, OswegC. Ithaca. Buffalo.
200 A. NJ For Chica go-Sleepers open P NJ
Tickets a 500. 1888 Broadway. y Y. SIS Fulton
st Brooklyn. sDaily. fEXcept Sunday
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New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND


BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
New York Central Hudson River r R., Lesseep
Trains leave Grand Central Station Fourth AVenne ana
421 street York. follows: - - -
p % \ ~ 1890 noon s4OO ?, VI. s11-00 p. NJ
arrive Boston $50 T. NJ. SO F. NJ. 1000 P n. efS
Leave Boston 1000 4 NJ +l2eO noon s4OO p NJ.
sf1OO P NJ arrive New York $50 P. n. $40 p NJ
1000 z. n, 614 A NJ ...~
Work Central ticket oftces so ana N%At
Broadway a. Grand Central station
II SMITH GEORGE H DANIEL4
General unernten9ent General Passenger Asslx.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF non.

Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate Of County Of
New York. Notice IL hereby eyea 10 all persons having
claims against Amos Woudrun, late OF
New York. deceased. present e
thereof Subscriber. q
business ,he office OF Henry X. Broad
way In the city u New York before day
Of December
Dated New York. 18th day o. June 1902
MINNIE WOODRUFF. Administrative
HENRY X. DAVIS. Attorney for Admiaistratrix. 500
Broadway.
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ENGINEER OFFICE. Id. S. ARMY. ROOM .

custom house. Norfolk. Va, Oct IS. 19o2.-Sealed
proposals FOR furnishing engine switch
boiler chloride elements, electric
plant Monroe will he received until l2
NJ. Dec s. 1902 and then publicly opened Information
furnished O application.
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5urroeaies Noilres.

Gurruqaies' Nonres.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. A0Ler q.
Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
notice is hereby given 10 all persons having CLAIMS
FORK deceased present the vouchers thereof
az u S Maad No i5a
IN The City OF New York before the 25th day Of No
Pate Bsssa Nsw YoTk ths 12h DAY e May 1902
CHARLES p NOPCROSS Executors
sAc5ETT & M9UAID attorneys for Executors No
Manhattan. New York city.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. FItzgersld. Surrogate OF the County OF
HT York MOTTO Is hereby gyeH to all Persons hsy1g
New York deceased 70 present the same With vouchers
business No 80 Wall Street in Borough Manhat-
and City Of New York before the second day Of
Dated New Yqr the B day OF June 1904
STRONG & CADWAI.ADER. Attorneys for EXecutrix.
90 Wall Street. New York CITY.
VICTORIA SUTHERLAND CRAW. - IN
pursuance OF an order " Hon Frank T Fitzgerald.
Surrogate Of he County Of New York notice Is hereby
and caw. late q ,he County Q; New YORK deceased
his place ransacting the once Stern
Singer 4 Barr - soe BROADWAY IN me Boz BoLoggh Of
S'y q New 1''' on OF 'e'0'e i0n gay
Dated New York Jure "a 1902
- wE1IsEY HAVEN cRAw. Executor.
sdG BaIorb "a A tS YORK y 500
HENRY f AKIN.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
order q Honorable Abner c. Thomas Surrogate OF
the County New York notice is hereby given all per
sons having claims against Hsnry F Akin late az The
present THO same with thereof To the sub
Srb@r her place q transacng business the office OF
Street IN Borough Manhattan city Of New
York on or before lhe - Isl s dsT q MAJ 2
REED. SIMPSON, TBACHER 3 RARNI,M. ATTORNEYS
FOR EKeeutri1 Is Broad Street. Borough OF Msnhat-
tan. New YORK city
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y PURSUANCE OF AN UItULf OF HUN.
Abaer G. Thomas Surrogate OF the County OF New
all having claims
against John Faith late the County OF New York de-
ceased. with thereof 20
subscriber his OF transactng business at the
Office OF Frederick A Camp 302 Broadway Borough
o. Manhattan in the City OF New York. on or before the
first day OF May next.
1902. GEORGE FAITH Executor.
FRERERICK A CAMP attorney for ExecAIor. ao2
broadway. New York City
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5urrOqaIes' Notifies.
N PURsUANcE OF AN ORDER OE THE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
James g. Church Surrogate Of the County OF
Kings. notice Is tereoy efven according to law 70 all
persons having against Henry w. Maxwell late OF
the Borough o. Brooklyn, County Of Kings, deceased
formerly engaged business at No. 80 Broad Street. IN
the Borough u Manhattan. city OF New York,
siding at Nc Place. IN the Borough Of BROOK
Iuired to exhibit the same with
vouchers therefor subscribers their place OF
Street johnson Build
InE) in the Manhattan. CITY of New York.
N before TIE iStn day OF December, 1907
Dated June lIth. 1907
J ROGERS MAXW ELL.
HOWARD W. MAXWELL
GEORGE b; ABBOTT Attorney Cor Executors Sc Nassau
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@lD W@MlNl@El GlME

DAILY SERVICE
Point Comfort Norfolk. Portsmouth.
Newport News Va. connecting Petersburg
Richmond Virginia Beach. Washington. D c.
South and West.
Freight and Passenger steamers sail from Pier 26
N. r.. foot OF Beach St. every week day p NJ
IL u. MALNf.E.
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~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

GEORGE B. ABBOTT. Attorney Tor Executors. 50 Nassau
Street, City
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-19
zFIVY
- CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE. ~
THE Thirty Sixth Annual Meeting is Being
Hold In Nnw Prita in

THE Thirty Sixth Annual Meeting is Being
Held in New Britain.
New Britain. Nov. 1S.--The Both annual
meeting of the general conference Of Con-
gregational churches opened here this morn
ing in the First Congregational church.
One hundred delegates were present at the
first meeting. 1t is expected that 250 dele
gates will be present, as each church In the
State is entitled to two delegates in addi-
ton to the pastor.
The conference organized with the election
Of Professor $. s. Curtis. of Brookteld
Center, as moderator, S. B. Bntcheler. Of
Hockanum, as scribe, and Rev John A.
Hayes, Of Andover as assistant scribe.
Rev. II. T. Hall, pastor of the First church
of this city, gave an address Of welcome to
which Professor Curtis responded Atten-
tion was called to the fact that the confer
ence was organized here thirty-five years
Ago.
The following nominating committee was
selected by BALLOT Rev. S. w. Green, Mid
dlet0wn; Rev. C. A. Northrop, Norwich; D..
M. Camp, New Britain. At their own re-
quest the committee on printing was dis
the registrar.
Registrar Rev. Joel S. Ives, of Hartford.
read the report of the treasurer, showing
that there was sufficient funds on hand to
meet present needs. The treasurer recon-
mended that the present assessment of 31b
cents per member be levied on the churches.
THE recommendation was adopted
Rev. DR.. Cooper, Of this city, for the com
mittee on pastoral service, reported that out
of 81 applications from churches for pastors
arrangements had been made between IL
churches and ministers for places.
The committee on missionary work recon-
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NO OPEN SALE.

There will positively be no open sale
OF tickets for the YaIe-H Harvard game.
Manager Fox has received two or three
thousand more applications from grad
yates and undergraduates than there
will be seats available. Mr.. Fox was
at the Yale field yesterday, afternoon
looking out Cor the work on the 3. 200
new seats now in the course Of con-
struction. Contractor Foster has fifty
or sixty men at work on the job and
the seats will be all finished on Friday
night.
Graduates will receive their tickets
to-day either in the mails or at the Yale
Alumni Weekly office