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GbauQe of Name.
AT A SPECIAL TERM, PART I, OF IN

A II 4 SPECIAL TERM, PART I, OF THE
. Supreme Court. for the County Of New York. held
Al the county Court House Of York, n
me SOth Gay OF October. 1902 Prevent Honorable
E1ai Justice In the matter Of the application OF
Mutual Root Repair Maintenance company for leave 70
charge its name On reading filing the petition
the Mutual Roof Repair & Maintenance Company, veri-
fed September II. 1902 and the Of Score
tary or state hereto annexed. after hearing H.
schienen Savers OF Counsel for Petitioner. and 1t
bearing to the satisfaction OF the petition
true and there is no reasonable objection the change
or name proposed and that due notice
OF the petition required bv law given.
ordered that the petitioner be authorized
name proposed 10 wit: Roof Maintenance Company
the first day or December. 1902 and that
entered and the papers which II is be filed
%thin ten days in the Office Of the Clerk OF New York
County, ana that certified copy filed
the Secretary Of state within
hereof and also that this order published
within ten days after the hereof Y.
une once in each week for four successive weeks.
- Enter z H. J.
H. 6CH1EFF'ELIN SAVERS. Attorney for Petitioner. s2O
Broadway. New York City
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lae,h street.

approximate amount Of the lien charge 70 satisfy
which the described property r. TO be sold $26
076 90 with interest thereon from the 3st dav ~ OcJo
with costs and ALLOW amounting
$3.50 O. interest from November d 1902 together
vi II tho sale Tho arpr0Nimats amount
AZ taxes assessments or other liens which TO be al
~ the paid
b. the Referee n S1.5l7 % and interest
Dated New York November 10Th, 1872
HENRY SCHMITT Referee
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ OF New Yor5.-Winiam j. Rolson and Louis b
Fostnu as Executors etc, Of Roosevelt q Rnston, de-
ceased. Plaintiffs. against William Lyman and Others
DEFENDANTS In pursuance Judgment or Foreclosure
and Sale duly and entered in the above ned ac-
the 3rd day Of November, 19O l. the
Undersigned the Referee in said Judgment named VII
Salesroom, Broadway. IA the Borough OF Manhat-
: ~ New York 2nd December. 1902,
at IL o'clock that day hy BRYAN L. kennedy,
Auctoneer premises directed by said Judgment to he
sold therein described as follows: All that certain
lot piece parcel % land. With the building and i'm
provements thereon erected situate lying and being n
Borough Of Manhattan. IN the city OF New YORK,
described follows Beginning az the corner
formed intersection Of the norhery side OF i36th
with westerly side "f Firth Avenue running
eighty feet thence northeTy parallel with Fifth
Avenue twenty-five thence eastery parallel With one
thirty sixth street and part Of the distance
through party eighty eet 70 the westerly side
Avenue, thence southery along the westerly sac
beginning be the more less Being portion Of
the same premises conveyed to the defendant William
Lyman by Adoph NJ Beudhe m and others BY deed dated
August 9th 1894 recorded IN the office Of the Register
City and County Of New York September l. 1894.
10 Iiber ri Section 6. Of Conveyance page 46S.
Dated New York. November 10th. 1902
HENRY SCHMITr. Referee
TURNER RoLsToN & KORAN, Attorneys for Plain
tins % william Street. Borough 81 Manhattan. New
city.
the street number being 22S6 9th Avenue
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

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S.A5z8T5 fS3s S S Esd T SVbF zEFEE
CortiaHd sreeS. II i've r3% inDfs than
Sutton sl@ sss for Noted
Cars New YORK to Pttsbur seepn M ' cr PIttsours to
9 GhcaasC.., No coaches to Ptts6uTs
5.SS A. VI. PENNsYITANIA LIMITED Pullman
eas For eEeaso P eTan To
ia9aPeiS LonIs Ey s. Louis 20
tFS1n So soeoha bng nd bu.5
For Toledo. Nashville wa Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE
5 e. e. h L6Es s ExfREs PRs Gin
6 an VEN a. % Va 3 L %aey Route
5.s6 p. NJ. WESTERNS EXPREss.-For Cbicaso For
Sai'p fS Ses3sS%s PRs E:SYr an4
aSu Tnees fer ASK sT'ePf STSArr Ex
wasHiNtG:IT%o 5x t md TH ~ soTTH:
100 S25. 925 Dining carr 1910 Desbrosses ana 1orL
andt Street, oe Dining Garl l9@5 nTins ,, set
Streets 3D. g 3 CongressonsI Lin al Ps,9F s9 q
lPtnias Car, go ' p ms 12io night sunday, q
aS c Png Ssr lSS2 Pnf fl m PSor and
Dining Cars. Dining 40 Dining carr 4SS
sopTHERN RAiLw : NJ Express SIS III
ATIANTic COAST LINE.-Enpress e.2S a m, '2'
sEABoHRP AIR LINE RAILwAYfl and MG ct %
poltan Limited" 1855 m. daily. Express l-'lO
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAH.wAY-FoE Memphis
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roR ay 6Lb P = aSf c6dr6h4 ai Gd
ATLANTIS CITT.-955 m and go p m LAY
Sundays 755 a. m Through Nestibuled Trains. BuIet
Ps-lor Cars and STANDARD coaches week days IsrS
Tor smoking Car Paror cars. Dining Car and Standard
Coaches sundays
CAPE MAY.-12.S5 p m. week days
FG 2R'0s Sa Ss 3GF s@9 Iaf oB 5aPs3
49, 40 and ass r M "9s 5st gsy snd eSrand5
Streets. eco II 90. $40. 20 and $40 p m
weekdays. SUNDAYS . ~ n . IL D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. -.
Clio tDesbrossss and Corandt Streets. 800, 20 90
S25 s,55 - Dining CAR. ta5J Perna Lilnitedl.
1910 tDesbroSses Cortlandt Streets. lO2O Lnins
Carr. 1855 Dining Car. tl55. m, u 40 Nlnllz
Carr 155 Dining carr. 80 (Desbrosses and CoEtandI
Streets. 20 255. 3-e5 Dining Car 559, 80 =
Spinng CaT SO Dining caT, 80 DINING car Ar SS
tno coaches SIS, s55 rs Dining car . 80 lin
ted ea5 1886. Dining Car a 2@5 dining arr
l55 Dining Carr. 25 dining carr 500. AZ dining
500. Q q p. m. r. 10 night ~
Ticket oice Nos. 46t, 1854 III AMI eSi BroadWay Isl
Fifth Avenue CheIow ST. Filth Avenue tcor-er
18th ST.. House: West Twenty third street
Station. and stations peSbrusscs and Cort.audt
Streets Court Street. $50 Fulton street rs Broadway
and PAnnsy!varta Annex Station. brooklyn, station
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company VIII
through to destination.
road Service.
| j. z. HUTCHINSON. :. X. WOOD.
General Mana r5sa'i Passenger Agent
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The approximate the lien charge satisfy
which the above described be sold
teen thousand t$lA0OW Dollars with interest thereon
from April 1902 together with the expenses OF the
sale The approximate amount OF taxes, assessments or
other liens which be allowed
Of the purchase money. be is
Two thousand Nine Hundred and Ten and SO 100
($29l0 59I Dollars.
Dated New York November IOth.
ELiHU r. FROST. Referee.
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The approximate amount q the lien charge 70
which described is sold
IS ten thousand $4,000 dollar thereon
from Anril 1902 ether with OF the
sale Thc approximate amount Of assessments or
other liens which be allowed purchaser
out OF purchase paid by the Referee. is
two thousand three hundred and sevepty-three and
$500 ts23T395l dollars.
Datei New York November TO- 1902.
ELIHU p. FROST. Referees.
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SUPREME CouNT NEW YORk COUNTY.-

Security and Trust Company. sub
the created Will
David ELEPHANT Vail deceased. Murray
Vail. plaintiffs Resale Schoenberg and others.
defendants. In pursuance OF judgment OF foreclosure
sale duly made and entered IN the above entitled
dersigned Referee said Judgment named, will
sell at public auction at the New York Real Estate
Salesroom, No. Ill Broadway, in the Borough OF
Manhattan. in the County and city Of New York.
the I'd day OF December 1902, at twelve o'clock
on that day. b. Vincent a Ryan. Auctioneer, the
therein described follows: All certain lot piece
or parcel Of land, situate lying being
County and Of New York. and known by the
street hundred and slxty-four (264 West
Thirty-fourth and bounded and described fol
lows; Beginning point the scutherIy line Of
ye feet easterly the souheaserly Eighth
Thirty fourth Street:
Eighth
thence running eastwarCly parallel
fourth Street nineteen feet inches;
thence northwardly and again parallel with Eighth
line Of Thirty thence westwardly
nineteen and six inches
or place beginning. BE said distances and
dimensions or less. said premises will be sold
subject the contingent rights claims.
barred by the judgment herein. favor
born or unborn not parties 10 this action
claiming heirs Of Joseph Roseniield
devisees his will recorded or
Surrogate York County In Liber 3iG Wills
page l50, undcr such heirs or devisees.
Dated New York, November 10. 1892
EIIHU b. FROST Referee
COUDERT BROTHERS. Plaintiffs Attorneys. once
and Postoice Address, No. II Broadway. Manhat-
York City.
The following a diagram property % be sold:
West saith Street
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A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for The Tribun'
n received q their Uptown once.
No 1854 BROADWAY.
Advertisements viii he received at the following branch
Offices at rsTusr office until ocloek p. viz:
2a4 sth-ave.. 8 cor. ga 81: 1873 eth.nve:' cor.
tween Tth and sth 26S West 125th-stt 1.53s
18th and nth stEs 1.psH 3d-Hvss
neH 6fst Lies Ist-nSe.,
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~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner C. Thomas. a Surrogate of the County OF New
vail tice hereby given to all persons having claims
against Hannah b. strong. late OF me County OF New
70 the same with vouchers there
Of to the subscriber the Office OF Bute NotTan Jone
No. % Wall street. IN the city
Of New York on before the 18th day OF February next
Dated Nev-York. August 10 lF92
MARY STRONG SHATTuCk. Admlnlstfa tTiX
rr,rT.T5F NORMAN JOLINE & MYNpERSE. Attorneys
FOR ADMINISTRATIVE. "a Wall Street New York Ctty
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5nrroaaies' Notlres.
OF An ORDER OF HON.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Aener c. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF New
YORK notice Is hereby given all having Claims
against Ambrose o. Mccall. late Of the County OF New
YORK deceased the with vouchers tereof
to the subscriber. place business
Viz. at tbs Office OF Thomas r Donnelly. No IL PARK
Row. Borough of Manhattan. in The City Of New YORK
on or before the 10th day Of February
Dated New York. the Fourth day OF August 1902
NORAH MCCALL. ExecutriE
THOMAS F. DONNEILY Attorney EXecutTtN, Al
Park Row Borough Of Manhattan. CITY Of New York.
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l. Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County OF
New York IS hereby given 70 all persons having
sa orS DECEASED present the with vouchers
1880 70 the subscriber his place Of transacting bust
nsss No 32 Nassau street. Borough Of Manhattan. In
the City Of New York on or before the sh Gay OF aFeh
next -, ,,.. la, =, csr.ar,har 1910
Osteu 4>ss GEORGE V. y. BALDWIN. Executor
CHARLES MAY. Attorney for Executor. 49, .
Navy York
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Frank Fitzgerald snrTogate 81 the oou ht OF
York hereby given 70 All persons IA
claims against Harlan smith late OF tne h ~
thereof 10 the subscriber her place OF ous
nass ~ Eoom "a Number Broadway IN ths SorouSh
ne ~ the CITY OF New YorK. or before the
Srd January neat.
bateu Ne" AOiA' |'S SSc1RSFIIUETT SMITH,
..s Harlan Smith deceased
paRSONs SHEPARD g. OGDEN. Attt2ILsys LOT ~
er1friS III Broadway. Borough OF MHhhaV'ah' NV
York
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unmarried men, between ages OF 81 and 25
OF United States Of good character and tsperats
habits. who speak. read and write English. For
information. apply Recruiting Officer. Is Third
700 Sixth Ave. ~. Y. $50 Fulton 81. Brooklyn
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l)nblir Noiltes.
nI-RIIC NOTICE.-STATE OF NEW ma

DUBLIC NOTICE-STATE OF NEW YORK.
Board Of Railroad Commissioners. Albany November
fDO2-AppliCatiOn having been made Board
the Peoples Traction COMPANY OF the city OF
Section 100 OF the Railroad Law
oft the
OF motive power in the operation
SAX company fin the Borough Bronx notice is
hereby given public hearing on said application
be held BY thie Board at Paror D r. Fifth Avenue
Hotel New York CITY on Tuesday. November 90 1909.
1000 O'Clock A. 81 BY the Board. E c McENTEE
Secretary Board Of Railroad CnmnnIssionecs
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.(oretlosule 9aIes.
SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY.

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, Sub
the by the last will and
Charles Wood, deceased Plaintiff, against
John Jackson individually and Executor and Trus-
Of testament Of Margaret T Jack
deceased. al. Defendants. In pursuance Of a
Judgment Foreclosure and Sale duly made and en-
aboyeentitled action. date the 18th
October, 1902 the undersigned. the Referee In
said Judgment named, will sell Public Auction at the
New Estate SalesrOou, Ill Broadway, IN
the Manhattan City of New York. the 2na
day December 1902 at II o'clock that day.
by Bryan Kennelly AuctOneer the premises directed
by SAID judgment sold and therein described as
follows Ali that certain lot piece parcel of land, sit
lying being In the Ninth Ward OF the CITY or
New York, the westerly aide OF Bedford street be-
IN said City, County and
York, and bounded and described as fol-
lows: Commencing point the westerly side OF
Street distant fifty northWesteriy
corner of Bedford Leroy Streets thence running
norherly along five feet; thence
westerly parallel Leroy street hundred feet
southery parallel Bedford Street twenty-five
feet eastery parallel with Leroy Street one
hundred to the place OF beginning. Said premises
being known by the street number Fifty-one toD
Bedford Street.
Dated New York November TO- 1902
AIGERNON S NORTON, Referee.
TURNER. ROLSTON & KORAN, Attorneys for Plain
tiff. % William Street Borough Of Manhattan. New
York City.
The following a diagram the property to be sold
described above the street number being 81 Bedford
Street.
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BALTIMORE & 0RI9 RAILROAD.

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York, foot Barclay and Christopher SITS.
tSoO A. M.-For Bnghamton ard Syracuse
1000 A. M.--For Buffalo. Chicago and 81. Ioula
sl40 p. M.-FOr Buffalo and Chicago
t4O0 P M.-For Scranton Plymouth.
-6i0 P M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
IS a5 M-Utica. osweso; ithaca Buna
ZOO A M.-p'or Chcago-Sleepers open p. NJ.
Tickets at 1i3 400 1s3 Broadway, n. Y: SSs Fultos
at. Brooklyn. sDaily. Except Sunday.
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6ieamboais

A DVERTISEMENTs ana subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received at their Uptown ONCE.
NO. 1864 BROADWAY.
Bstpeen 3Sth and 5Tth sts. until 9 clock .
Advertisements win received following branch
oices At regular once rates until o'clock m. viz
1sts-st; OF East I4tb-st.t .55 West a2d-st., be-
tween 7th and sth aves: 263 West I25th-st.i 1.33S
3d-ave.s between 18th and nth SITS; 1.026 3d-ave-
s1st-st los Ist-ayc.. near sath-st Isl East
I2Sth-st.: 1SS Iremout-ave.t $50 I'd ave. near
4ist-st; os4 3d-aye.i 21o Bleeck-r-st.; a2s
B1eecker-st. BROOKLYN, n. N.-s16 Courf-st.g
e1b sruttb-st., f.Oos Gstes-ave. Newark. y. y.
7nd Broad-st. Also az A. D. T ofrees
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Leroy Street.

Street.
approximate amount Of the lien charge TO satisfy
which ahove-descrihed property be sold, il
S29,27O o. with interest thereon from the 18th day Of
october 1902 together with costs and allowance amount
ing to 1897 %, with November Sth 1902
toSether with tho OF The approximate
amount taxes assessments other liens, which
allowed tn purchaser out of the purchase money
or paid by the Referee Is 81. 1873 80 and interest
Dated. New York. November 10 1902. =
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(luanrial meeflnqs.

HOLLAND REALTY COMPANY.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
please TAKE NOTICE THAT THE
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the Holland
Realty Company for the purpose Of electing hvsecto
Election trensactng such
ohe- business may properly before the meeting
win he held first day OF December, 1902 at three
the office OF the Company IL
west ssrd street the city. County and State OF New
transfer boes closed from the 18th day Of
November 1902 until the Srd day Of Deeeniber 1907
Tlasef York eleventh day of November, 1902
WALTER c. WYCKnFF. Secretary.
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6nrrogntes' Monies.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T Fitzgerald, Surrogate OF the County of
New York, notice is hereby given persons having
claims against Louis r. NeuInan OF the County OF
New York, deceased present same with vouchers
thereof to the subscribers their place rsnsactins
business. No. 536 Pearl Of New
before the Both day May next
Dated New York, the lind day
WILLIAM &. NEUMAN.
LOUIS J.. NEUMAN. ".
--.-,. Executors
Street, New York.
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8 BORN, MARTHA An PURSUANCE OF
. = an order q Hon Frank T. FITZGERALD Surrogate
~ the County Of New Notice
persons having claims 4. Aborn 81
the County 81 New York deceased. present the
with vouchers thereof the subscriber place OF
transactng business. No &C New Street City
New York before the 23rd day OF May next
Dated New York the 18Th day Of November 1902
WILLIAM r NISBET. Executor.
EvARTs. TRACY & SHERMAN Attorneys for Executor
So Wall Street, New City.
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Pullman accommodations 49, 26 go 49, 1874 aud
1854 Broadway Isl h Ave- Union square West rs Columbus
Brooklyn Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

\ PURSUANCE OF ~ OI'HI1IN Ut HUN
l. Frank T Fitzgerald a Surrogate OF the County OF
Now York-Notice s hereby given all persons having
claims against Nina la Tournelle late OF the City
Paris France. deceased. 10 present the with
Vouchers thereof the subscribers at their place Of
,rsnsactinR business Of Atlantic
COMPANY No 40 Wall Street In the Borough Of Man
bettan IN the York, before the twenty
day o March next
New York twentieth day OF September, 1902
H ATTESTfc I TR MsHN c66dMpANY
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Gin prcpsrir for Sale.

-
4 4 III ST. los WEST-A high modern dwelling
four story brown stone hoN st1oP house. 10
by IS It, lor. - o. by IN, II
extension; cabinet finish plumbing
tof. desirable side.
te-Ins easy. Inquire owner. abov. address
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MARKS, JANE DIN PURSUANCE OF AN

order Of Hon. Abner Thomas Surrogate OF tha
County Of New York hereby given all per
having claims against Jane y. Marks, late
County Of New York deceased. the
vouchers thereof the ~ place Of
transacting Trust Com
psny, No. IS Nassau Street Borough Manhattan IN
The City of New York, before the first May
Dated New York. the Path day OF October. 1902.
MORTON TRUST COMPANY. EDWARD S. PECK.
Executors
Liberty Street. Manhattan. y Y. City.
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WEST INDIES. $685.

by specially chartered LLOYD express q
kaissriu. $500 January L. n days shore trps
Iuncheon guides drives included These viii
$50 other
Mediterranean Cruise. Feb .. $4,000 up.
Norway Russia Cruise. July =. $4,000 up.
FRANK e.. CLARK, Ill Broadway New York
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Gitn propertn 90 fst
ITO RENT-Ntcey furnished house IN s37 St near Mad
Il iscn Ave. Rent very reasonable Inquire OF : H. ?
PELIA No Nall 81
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\ PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or HON.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
i Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate tho County Of
New york notice is hereby given TO all persons having
claims against Dephine NJ p. Read. late the County
New York present the with
thereof subscribers their place OF tansactIng
business 50 Broadway Borough OF Manhattan. city
Of before the eighteenth day Of April.
dated New York. day of October. 1902.
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
Executor
EMILY NJ r. SPENCER. ADELINE P. KIDD.
EXecutrces
PEcKHAM MILLER 8 KING. Attorneys for Union
Trust Company OF New York 50 Broadway, Borough
Of Manhattan, City Of New York.
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0lW @UElQMl0M QlNIE

For Old Point Cgnf3rt Norfolk Portsmouth, Pinnsr.s
Richmond Virginia Beach Washington. q g. and enttr=
and West
r. foot Beach st. every week day s p. NJ
H. Is. Walk Err. Traffic Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-24

Real GsIalc manls0.
BUILDING WANTED, S STORIES.
5GX10o below Canal ST, West Side.
Rent not exceed S5.001.
rutland & WHITING CO.. . BEEKMAN ST
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~ PuRsUANCE OF az ORDER or HOS

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Abner c Thomas. a Surrogate o County OF New
York motto 8 given persons having
INST the County de
ceased 20 present same thereof, to
subscriber place OF transacting business
fee OF Joseph IL. M2han No - Chambers Street.
Borough Of Manhattan IN te City OF New York, be
fore January. Dated, New
York day Of July, 1902.
ANDREW y. HEIYBOURN. Executor.
JOSEPH n MAHAN. Attorney for Executor 10
Chambers street. Borough Of Manhattan New York
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
= Frank T Fitzgerald, a Surrogate of the County OF
New York. IS hereby given persons having
Charles p DiefendOrf late Of the County
present the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber AT its place OF transactng
business SO Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan city
New York, before the eighteenth day OF April
1903
Dated New York the 30 day Of October 1902.
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Executor.
PEcKHAM MILLER & KING Attorneys for Executor
so Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New
York
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For Porto ER1G0o
steamships % The RED D. LINE will sail for
Is follows.
5. : PHILADELPHIA. Saturday November -
8. 8 CARACAS SATURDAY. December Is.
For freight ~ passage apply @
BOULTON. BLISS DAIsLETT.
General Managers, 1875 Front St.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-31
STILL RISING AT HEARNE
BRAzCs SLOWLY COMING OUT OF
BANKS AT THAT POINT.
Little BRACES, However, Is Fans-Pso-
pie IN Low Lands Have Bsen
Warned.

Hearne' Texas, July 3o.--The Brazos river
continues TO rise at the international and
Great Northern bridge at tne rate OF two
inches per hour, aud at the Port subj
van wagon bridge Is slowly coming OUT OK
banks into tue fields james Peel, wei
KNOWN planter OF that ncigaDorhood, sa. 5
this river, with Little ryer. is gradually
hoodins his helds and he Is now preparing
TO carry his mules and other stock TO niga-
er grounds, as he thinks that a repetition
OF tina last tiood is sure to come.
While the Little Brazos is slowly falling,
Little river, which feeds the Big Brazos
continues to rise at an enormous rate
Some Of the farmers say when the red rise
strikes the cotton 1t IS killed
Some United States mall pouches were
seen floating down the BRACES this week,
and it is supposed some country mail rider
lost them above here while trying to ford
the stream
The International and Great Northern
Railroad company continues Issuing orders
to run trains slowly and three or four were
tied up here last night. as the track Is
washed in a great many places. 1t is
cloudy here tonightsand Intermittent SHOW
ers are falling. The people in the low
lands have been notified TO be on the look
out for high water, for II another rain
should fall, lasting any great length OF
time, it will prove disastrous.