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New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
GOLF.
MORRIS COUNTY'S BIG TOURNAMENT TO
START TO-DAY-TRAVIS ENTERED.

walter J. Travis the national golf champion.
and than eighty other well known players Will
appear at the Morris County Golf Club this morn
ing in the last big tournament prior to the ma
tional championship. The entry list is one OF the
largest this season. 1t includes Allan kennaday,
the New-Jersey champion; Roy de Raisrnes. the
Baltusrol champion; Percy Pyne. 2d, the Princeton
captain; James A. Tying and H. *. Toer of Baltgs-
rol; T T. Reid of Montclair; S. + Nash. the c.
lumhia golf captain, and L. P BayaFd, jr. the for
intercollegiate champion. Owing to the un-
usual size eff the field the committee has decided 10
the first pair at d. Succeeding pairs VIII
leave the first intervals OF four minutes
An eighteen hole qualifying round will be played
this morning in which the best sixteen viii meet
this afternoon at match Ilay for the Presidents 5
Cup and the second sixteen for the Thomas Cup
presented by Ransome H. Thomas. goid medal
will be given to the player making the best score
III the qualifying round. Tomorrow and Saturday
will be occupied with the match play. Those de-
feated in the first round the Presidents Cup will
play for the Captains Cup. offered by ". Allston
Flagg. Whine Saturday there viii also be an open
handicap, which winner will receive the
Williams Cup offered by r. II. Williams, while the
player making The best will receive d gold
medal.
1t is the first tournament held by the Morris
County Club the champions of 1898, and is
regarded indicating revival of activity at this
popular course. Few changes have been made in
the links that time, and the record of IS es-
abIished by Fpdlay s. Douglas, may be taken as
the present record. 1t viii doubtless be broken by
Travis before the week is out. as the champion is
now at his best. The drawings for this morning S
play were announced yesterday by the committee
follows:
NJ II Goodwin and ] E Denton. r. c. smith and
c IL Ofonnor. j II. Tohn aud r. II. Williams W )
Gil, G o. Tappan and " F Morgan George Bo|Ty
5 p Nash + NJ. Bacon. il. j. 5 Sossnn and r j.
J. de Raismes. J. Al sarTs and ] A B1ers, 4@FWadqEe @
TiIden and y Wright Post. r. D. Graham ana K "
t,snder 6 z. sahley and L panizls r tihieriot and
I4ovder aad :. ~ smith. l. n. Picaba and j. A t{ns
II b Tpler and NJ Carroll. g. a tGud and daSTer
Lynch. ". Y Marsh and Allan keanadsy l. II Graham
and ". c. Carnegie F. g Reyn"ds and {; n tamt3l %
and q. II. Brokaw: c. : kellagg and W IoebhaF{,
p H u. Frelinghuysea and K D. Lapnam r de
Raismes and H Wilcox II q t'ortes and l. T. HiliFei9
TIossiter George J Little and L H. CankliH + II
Thomas and J. = Chadwisk n T. Brown ana / t5aLlI 1
iels u Willis T T Reid. l.. r. tfarTetsCn ar4 Paul
wilcox. II \, colby and 2. r. Pyne. 2i. \ r.. \
Pratt and Macy, II o Bates. il and Austin colgate
]. sloane AID NJ. e Metoalf r. T. Kedfelt and W T.
Vanderpoo r W Sterens and J. G. Bate. Alfred Nacey
and J. =. Ab0r:.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
CENTRAL NETWORK CONTESTS.

Syracuse June 95-The sixth annual tourna-
ment of the Central New-fork Golf League
opened this morning the links of the OnondaSa
Golf and Country Club nine hole course For tRe
first round the clubs are paired follows: Utica
and Watertown. Auburn ami klmlra, Rochester ana
Syracuse. Albany and GooperstnBH- Among the
well known DIavers are !. Soat Fassett and John
e Stanchfeld, of Elmra, and Judge j. b Teller
OF auburn.
Utiea defea atn5 jefferson. Of Watsrte~n; hlmiTa
defeating Cwasco OF Auburn Rochester, -TiHRiRS
from Onondaea. OF Syracuse, and Albany. defeat
iRg Otssgo. Of GsOPeTstawH.
The four winners are playing the semi-huais for
the Championship and the four losers are playing
for this CuuSoa ton cup
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
ADVANCED TO SEMI-FINAL ROUNDS.
AftJTFTT AND KELLEY WIN CLOSE
MATCHES IN METROPOLITAN
CHAMPIONSHIP.

The mons singles in the scratch contest Of the
r,etrsuentaR championship tournament ca te
e,,rra IF the VEST Side Tennis club we're advanced
to the fuI ssu9i-rna rounds yesterday, ? { Mil
lett and c e Kelley. of the Eame club. sarniHs
their way TO the advanced stage ef the tournament
nv winning close MATCHES Kelley particularly
had hard time with j. Z. CrsssqR Of san Ar
tonic gvha Though beaten. hsrcely contested hel-
Ievs every step 10 victory. It took three sets 70
decide the match, and the attention OF the good
sized gallery never sbsted until Kelley got the
point deciding the last set which he wen, So.
The summaFiss
MEMS singles prellmtpsry Feuna'e e. g Fsilsy ysgt
Side Tennis club. beat / : Freeman ->e'-ho'N si''S
First rouna-pr ] <. smy,Ae Wes! Sfe TgnGis Cl45
teat Arthur Hoe. Harvard fenhis tlub - o. Il
haue- Kings County Tennis Club. e. 6-2. r O. An
derson. kings Flunty Tennis Club. Pest DF, JaHss
Mfist, West Side Tennis Cub, beat E r. Marvin.
Ardsi<y Club, as C. J. g. GreSs3n san Antonio peat
feIIcv W1sf sis fen1it Cia6 1est q CelwsIt jr.
Kings County Tennis Club. ca. 8-5 sem2 Russ; san
Warner Nea-Tarx Tennis ClQu; lrat 4 NJ BeeNley,
Ns~- York Trans clqP I,s, a. o. 7o,t or sn,vr,e
E@02d ss l. ldt m as! ba Z 6 5s' Anderson Hit = 6$
8B senP Russ beat n " WarBers e 81. s. {
FIandtrao singles tpreiiruary roliui,-pr ] smythe
half Is, beat Stevens fi,ske tscratch, a." 6-l,
c. p Rice lowe 10 and II W Nafner owe i6l. 81
Beckley half 15' 6-5 1-9. 6 / Gauthey Nwe
la1 beat 2 s'snhsas o@e half 10, GO =, e. .,,.s,,
2esma4 i i5 5 a s J. b l. Gs ssaf 2% aS' Iss Ia esa' 5ve
jr 3e, beat H /. MeHck owe l5>. -. 6-3
Men doubles preliminary rountl-C. G kelley and y
shaw. West Side Tennis club. beat Hnck brother by
,ois Fiiss' ssqoaI Eq5s e94 W,fsos %Fssss9 san "a
2-6 d-l
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
NEW PACKING HOUSES AT HARLEM, NO
THOUGHT 70 BE a scHEAB OF SWIFT & Co AND

THOUGHT 70 BE a sCHEME OF SWIFT Il co. AND
A. F. sPILWELL NEAR KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo. June 2a-Theodare Bates FEN
resentiRg Boston capitalists and the Kansas City
Mexico and Orient Railway, prejected by Arthur
f. StilweE is said to he interested with the
Swift Packing Company. which is reputed to have
purchased the Fowler plants at Kansas City and
Chicago in the erection of rival stockyards at
Harlem. acress the river from Kansas City in
Missouri. In addition complete packing houses
Ia house the merged Swift Fowler plants. il is
stated, VIII be erected near the yards. The
site Is situated about two miles from The plant Of
the Kansas City Stock Yards Company.
More than year ago Mr.. Bates bought the stone
piers in the river at this point erected during the
boom fifteen years ago by Willis +. Winner to-
gether with bile terminals and land both
sides of the river Since then he has quietly aeug
large tracts ef land the Harlem side. has
secured possession by right of acereton; of a
mile of waterfront the Kansas City side and
acquired title TO the ferry rights the public
levee. His intention, primarily. II supposed.
was to erect new central passenger station, but
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
TO RENoMINArE MICHIGAN GOVERNOR.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION TO MEET
TO-DAY

Detroit June 25-That Governor Aaron 7. Bliss,
Of Saginaw will be renominated by the State Re
publican Convention Tomorrow for his second term
as chief executive thought tonight TO be fore
gone conclusion
Justus s Stearns. OF Ludington. has been Gov
ernar Blisss chief opponent in the campaign,
which practically closed with the primaries in
Detroit yesterday. Governor Bliss's sweeping VIC
tory this city practically insured him the nom
sastioa Justus 5 Stearns's name Hin be presented
10 the convention however, and Stearns said late
this afternoon that he would remain in the field
until the contest closed.
AT the Bliss headquarters the Governor said he
expected to be nominated the first ballot
Contests are expected for only two of the other
Offices on the State ticket-Lieutenant Governor
and Attorney General Fer number ef years the
Upper Peninsula has been permitted 10 name the
Lieutenant Governor. and there are TWO Upper
Peninsula candidates in the fieid-ex Senator Alex
arder Maitland. of Negaunee. and s. y. butcher,
of NeWberry. Frank II. Watson, of Owosso. and
Charles Il Blair. of jackson, fighting for the
sentiment tonight that Blair viii win in the con-
Nention. The denomination for Secretary OF State
Of Frederick II. Warner. Of FaTmIngtOn, for state
Treasurer OF Daniel Mccoy. of Grand Ra pids; for
Cf Commissioner Edwin a. Wildey, Of Pawpaw,
and Superintendent ef Public instruction.
Delos l.. Fall. of Albion. conceded all sides.
The convention will be called to order at 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning William Alden Smith,
Of Grand Rapids. will be temporary chairman. The
platform has yet been drawn up. but it un-
oaestienabiy viii indorse President Roosevelt and
his administration.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
piriiilou Sale.
SUPREME COURT. WEST CHESTER cor


TY.-Philip. j; Havey Plaintiff against Mary G.
HaFeE wife % Philip ] Hsesy; Gregory DEIoa John
Marietta cai5 Michael + nfIi6h fio5o fy ''s2 &s1;
j Ifavey as Adninis5rator q al and sia- the cdod. o
Setse' bseniS !sty virtue ~ an i2'eFl7iltaEy iadg
G1T nn Of f. P3Fiten t on ard sale 2e @ IN The a@Ee entitled
lie auction At tae Excane ales Rooms xa iii a B Ps3
Ess s "a the itJ Il New laT en- ne SEh day Of June
directed bE said dzent 70 9e sold and therein Described
ta Ring =, am s 5sn II late . wn f E % esfa q a95
the e W.r y @ M 5fty Of N. @ YT 51 nqE
Of Let formerly owned by Ann Havey de-
IS 6xs s''a's an eaa n '' ha RT o. o. 5 r s 9s ;n and
% %lgqdlylfi9R 3 o. PT'PSTy & T ann H@ssy 4 essassd g
cffce Hf the Recisf- @f tba cfr and 5. q. @ Y y wac ae
"a tha 2sih G ss August 1871 as ruriIsz 228 ai5 i9S @
icing SnoTn ana defisnsted On sal map as Lots numbers
I'D Lots four ne SIX and seven Ien5 o3u2ded as %
s.' 49," IN o. as ne -r+r-1its 80 g. ~ 'ss~1ss o5
- ts i+ ~, I-Ns f.'- - ~ NE s5 s2la-
IN aoEther{ aireetiga aons the WsstsEy a9gn,aEy lie
P4Jts IuHEirs 'asRSs IN westerly gSs.:oa al3ag he
e5arlete Flre txenty are ana 10 lnD feet ne east
...y a:Fre5i1n - Hs@FiE % is fEs VsS-IE 92uaaar
a faet the souhsriy side line Of the White Palas
the =guthsfiy side or lie q ,Ae white Plains Raj
I. 13 ana ir NJ .ef F. ~ IN 5 -iy ,j1sIfi5
nsary alspE the easiesy boundary line si Lot No
Road otherwise IN 5ae W-zscheSer Turnpike
IN Mins sg5 thfHGs s's @ I7 5Bs w an =a-s as & Ne West
chester TprHpise @ aae HgadFs9 ana 9Istssa fSet -
bounded described f0llGWs- Begin
ninE at p.ins G1vEery side u the BCStop Past
Read. Otherwise Known the Fast Chester TUruptss
I-a at the zautheasteFy corner Of Let number ains
nua thence IN uo.herly direction al rs the eastery
boundary line oi sil lot number Hns to as s9ute95ts:
boundary % ths ales now y late of tEarJts PqFe
;rrt ana 100 t53 10 tset he line OF
;p = tEe GI4 East Chester Landing Soad. rRnng theacs
IN -t eas-erly dirsCtic along tie eentEs line of the
~ pas chester landing HsaI the RGFtsSrir side
fius of tAe Eost1n Bead. otherwise known
IT-+cheser Road. running thence In westerly
5sstoa along northsTy side line af said Boston
pr Road otherwise the NestchsSte- Turnpike
tsl STe nuadrea and fsst Il the paint place
L. SHINING the sad dimensions more Ct less
lated New York. June 3 1902
MIGHA Ell. J. FIERNET. Re5erse
IQJ% \ VAN ZEIM Plaintiffs Attorney. go Mais
Streyt New Rochelle. " r
The following diagram % the Prspsrsy 70 be sold
lots 10 he sold 4. 3, s. .. 10 and IL
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
WHIST.
TEAMS FROM BOSTON, NHNNEAPOLiS
AND CLEVELAND QUALIFY FOR
HAMILTON CLUB TROPHY.

Five different contests made up the tournament
American Whist League at the Oriental
'lsre Manhattan Beach yesterday The most i'm
.ortant was the third Of the preliminary rounds
for the Hamilton club trophy. the oldest Of the
contests at these yearly congresses. 1t was first
offered in 1892 by the Hamilton club, Of Ph'adei-
phia and was won last summer at Milwaukee hy
Both Of the teams from Boston secured enough
tricks qualify. and those fTCU the minneapolis
'n Tn E bee IN The forenoon Yesterday fer tie
first time this week Vith lie match for ne Asso(
T5Ied5' With F y M5thias, Of that city, were In
the lead fourteen other pairs after the morn
ing game, the only pair near them bring MIS- Il
L. Wallace. OF Staten Island, and j. l. tbheF'
The progressive pairs had thirtyeisht tables at
the afternoon game in three sections ana the
Chicago, Phiiadeiphia. Washington, syTaGuse. F'!t.
night there we're ffty-fpur tables in play amsRg
the progressive pairs, the mixed pairs outnumber-
Newman Won the match for tile associate members
trophy, mic. .,a,. : t,uto,,
foTer Ths of f5e esen begins Il a. n cdsT
endn Simf ssFif 5s q rt eomsetion for the
Whist League Challenge Cup and the Minnea polls
HaaeR 5ipb TeoPhg- preilmn2gy reanss ZEN
finals: Minneapolis whist cub Boston DapiIeats Mhst
Club Highest Individual score. W. Jenes, Minneapolis
Frssssssys pss 1sfsTo?oo s5 soys Rrsn
Johnson ciaannst and ", II Barney, Providence 8 q
plus. last and Nest-AIrs: =. II Pierce syracuse al3
Airndy and Il I. Kent. Cisaso, 10 ! -la plus.
seuth-W z Wharton, WashiHgt9n. ana ] F Nightin-
a;s f1 6a5 Fu' Ief a os l.
Section c twelve 5abies-Nmth ana snuth-Miss c. II.
Schmidt. Washington. and {. F. Snow Albany. 6s-l2
Plus East ana Wett-Airs, 6 Bona LLOYD and F ".
Matthias, Toledo. u plus
Evening gaIne-Seetion a tsixtesn taaies)North and
South--Ars "; C. De Wit ard Mrs p \; Butlnion.
Brooklyn, 96 plus. East and West-Airs {. x. Wat
son. NewYork and Or. :. !. lngerso, Rochester,
IL si6 plus.
SECTION Caftsen tsblssD-Nerth and south-Miss n,
Campbell and Dr.. @ :. Cole. York i2 Miss
L. Day. New YORK, ana g h Becker Boston 3-lp plus
Section r leegea tabies-Nortt ana SoGth-H. y
Wallace and :. H Dale. Scranton. Penn, Ill East
and West N V EteRnis ana r. q. Field. froehyn
T-ll plus
Associate members trophy Howell pair system
Morning game (ffteen pairs)-Mrs. {. Band Lloyd and
p. ". Matthias Toledo high score. IL plus Mrs. II. L
Wallace ana J. f Faher Newfork. second score sia
plus
Evening game lteR psrs}--air MIS- r. Newman
Bergen Paint. y j, high II "a pluS, 3r and
Mrs. II. B. Newman. winners. with IA plus
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
COOPER'S BLUFF SOLD.
SYNDICATE BUYS LAND WHICH WAS TO
BE CARTED AWAY.

Oyster Bay. Long Island, June 26.=Al danger of
the great mass of sand known Cooper's Bluff
being dug away and shipped TO New York TO help
erect skyscrapers has passed. Instead it will be-
come the home of wealthy New-Yorkers. Thirty
acres Of II to-aay passed into the control of
syndicate supposed TO be composed of the same
men who ago formed the North Shore I'm
proyement Company and saved the rest of the
bluff from being carted away. This syndicate
bought the land from NeW-Yoril contractor aft ~
he had erected a dock and installed machinery TO
dig out the sand The price of the thirty-two acres
2qo00O the syndicate has spent to save the bluff.
Recently Howard Gould offered $4,000 for the
thirty-two acres. Later he raised his offer to
so G0. but the owner stood out for $T5.060
day he received il. \ few years the whole
property. that purchased year ago and that pur-
Sa,o ile. ~ III 5dlt ~ S-yVV ana
terested in the purchase are George Bullock. lie
Roy Dresser, Samuel Shaw. Colgate Hoyt and
other nearby property owners. The land abuts on
one side on a field owned by President Roosevelt
which is part ef his SagameFe Hill
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
RAILWAY MECHANICS IN SESSION,
ELECTION OF OFFICERS AT CONVENTION +
SARATOGA
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

IBY TELEGRiPH 10 The TRlBUNE.i
Saratoga, y. Y. June 25.-The American Railway
Master Mocha MICS Association this afternoon ended
its thirty-ffth annual convention after eecting
these officers: President. George II. West, of New
York: first Voe-president ". H Lewis of Nor
folk, Va; second vice-president, 2. II. Peck Of
Chicago; Third vice-presidenI, H. F. Ball, of Be
secretary. Joseph W TAYLOR, of chicag9. Ind
Performances" and ''Modern Water supply
for Loeemotivesl were read by T. F. Gaines. of
South Easton. Penn, and z. N Whgte, Of the
New-Fork Central. Reports were presented by G. H.
euereau. ef Denver on standard pipe fittings
internal combustion engines for railroad work. and
by A e Manchester. of West Milwaukee. Wis, on
Goss, Of Purdue University Lafayette, Ind, opened
the topical discussion on the SmeBeStack and the
steaming qualities of an engine. r. A. Lawes, OF
DaRville. III. spoke on the use Of flexible stay
bolts
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
OPENING OF HOLLYWOOD LINKS.

The Hollywood Golf Club. Of Long Branch. viii
open its new eighteen hole course on saturday
when a number Of members contests have besn
arranged. The club was obliged to abandon its old
quarters last fall but the change has had It's
COMPENSATION in a longer and better links over
toward the Norwood Park settlement OF Long
Branch The circuit now measures about 300
wards and is diversified by numerous natural haz-
ards the the club may h0Id an
nvitation tournament for professional PLAYERS
similar 70 the one which proved SO stisSessui last
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
TREASURE FROM ALASKA.
FIRST STEAMER DOWN THE YUKON FOR THE
SEASON.

FIRST STEAMER DOWN THE YUKON FOR fti-
SEASON.
Seattle, Wash, June 25-The steamship Ohio ar
rived from Nome to-day with sll6,N1 in treasure
She brings of the first steamer arrive down
the Yukon ST. Michael, the Sarah reaching that
point with $1,000 ia treasure board.
The Ohio reports all the Nome fleet with the ex-
ception OF the Portland and the Jennie, having
reached that port. Nhen the Ohio left None
June 10 the steamer Portland had been lost sight
for IgenTy-sK days and the steamship Jennie
about the same length of time.
The Portland last reported by the Nome
City when the latter sighted her in the ice pack OFF
Cape PRINCE Of Wales The ;Jennie was seen about
the time NuniVak Island. The United
States steamship Thetis had been eHt more than
a week when the Ohio sailed in search OF the two
craft. and the steamer Dora dispatched from
Nome assist in the search two days before the
Chic sailed from that haFboF There is some fear
at Nome that the Jennie may he lost.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
MRS sOUs4 SAVES CHILDREN.

THROWS HER HORSE AND SELF IN AvERTING
ACCIDENT.
Atlantic City. y j. June % (Specal).-lIrs. Philip
Sousa was riding down the beach her saddle
horse at good clip this morning when two chill
1ren dashed in front OF the horse. 1t seemed if
nothing could prevent animal from striking and
proba iiy killing them. Mrs. SouSa drew rein with
such suddenness ana force. that she, threw her
mount and took header herself. The children
were sav we'd and she herself but slightly injured
She patted the youngsters the head, re:nounted
her steed and rode to her summer cottage in South
North Carelina-aye as though nothing out OF the
ordinary had happened
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26

NOW # Is alleged these properties were secured
mainly with the view of their being utilized for
stockyards and packing houses. ,.- ,4,-..,
and Orient Railroad which. projected VIII will, run IN
Through cattle country in Texas not hoW IN
direct Communication with Kansas City, ana when
will tap some of the biggest cattle ranches IN the
been buying up land on the river front at Harlem
nd vic
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
MATCHES FOR INNS ARDEN TEAM.

Fhe funis Arden Golf club which has an at
tractfve nine hole course at Sound Beach, has ar
ranged an active season, and tournaments for both
men and women members are TO he held weekly
until fall The clubs promises to be an eS-
pecallv good one. and will include Il ) Hadasn.
Of Dyker Meadow. The following matches have
been booked:
At hQme-ruly ; EagleYood; July Il. Oakland; AGsqst
50. ffiiiandais: September 20, Apawarlts. -
Atroad-AugIst =. 3pawaElls. az Rye; September Is.
Fox Hills, Staten Isand SSptsmhsE % EEglswa9d at
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
rrHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW.

L York by the grace of God free and EdslenasI Ma
N,-, TCIs JJns eh Martin Ungrich. Henry tngfe
ia Rndanbach and 10 all persons Interested IN th de-
Henry Vngrich Of the County OF New tEsrwlse.
creditors. Of
Seru; | ;.-stin You and each You are AeEey Sx or
AMI rennred personally be and appear 6sLr,ates'
S,Irro,ats oF the County OF NewYork at the Iss m
Court OF said County, held at the County Cou' 'snnser
tSs CscIptv the 18th day OF
s, ar bs-past ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF r. sc
Se1 and there attend judicial settlement % Iartir
limit ~ proceedings Henry CnsTieh JF 49, of
ITnpric as executors Of the last Will ana lss as are
- sesass5 and such Of hereby C'eL' NEAR
,nIar rbe age OF twenty are rOne
by vour guardian II YOU have Sne or IA sou =, the
SDao- md apply for be appointed, or i Ms az
as,ir neglect faiIure guardian go In IL
o,ntei by the Surrogate represent and act i'N -
he proceeding +ha saaI os The
IN testimony whereof. haYe caused the 5r 70 be
-,-rosatss' Court OF the said cOunty o. C.
SN'-O7 hereunto affixed Witness f9I-
IT. 81 Thomas a Surrogate OF our SAID 90 So-l - May
- the County OF Nev-York. the -4ta 90 ju.us
in the wear OF our Lord one tnouSaH1 -
FAIRFAN MEAUGHIdS,,u
Clerk Of the Surrogates ~ ia
JAMES DEMAREST Attorney for ExecuIyyl7tt WE CtrS
Nassau street. Borough Of Manhattan Ne"-io
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
Gurroqaies' Notices.

HUTTER. J0HANNA.-fn pursuance of an
oraer sf H9n. FEank T. Fi.zgeFald sFrrogat' 2; Of
persons having claims against Johanna Hutter late OF
The Of New York deceased. present the same
with vouchers thereof the subscriber. his place of
tausscting business 32D Broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian in City OF New York before the LIST day
Of September next
Dated New York. the gath day OF February. 1902.
LEO HUTTER Administrator
PLATTER & STROOCK. Attorneys Tor Administrator.
900 Broadway. N y. City.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
GYfKHANA RACES FOR STONY WOLD.
CONTESTS WILL TAKE PLACE ON NEXT SATURDAY
AS PLANNED FOR THE PREVIOUS WEEK

10 FII-t-N-NIlU AITs M \ 7 NE IUJS " VEIN.
The gymkhana races which were postponed on
account of the storm last week will take place at
Hill Crest, the country home Mr. and Mrs
Trenor L. Park. White Plains. on next Satur-
day at 3 p. None of the arrangements have
been changed, and the tickets issued for June q
will he good for Saturday. The will leave
the Grand Central Station at 2alS p. and coaches
Will convey passengers from the train 10 Hill Crest
These races have been arranged by Auxiliary No
of stony Void to raise funds to furnish the
twenty five room dormitory fer which Henry Siegel
recently gave $4,000 through that auxiliary, Of
which Mrs. Siege is a member and the women
expect TO realize a large amount next Saturday
Several house parties have been arranged for oyer
Sunday by some of the Of the committee
and ceachins parties from all the towns in West
chester Will add TO the enjoyment of the day.
The members of the programme committee
the , races are G. Oliver Isen, Trenor 1. Park:
c: Reynal. and Beverley w: Robinson: secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
MINNESOTA DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Minneapolis. June 25.-The Democratic State Con-
1ention to-day reafirmed faith in the Kansas City
platform, expressed admiration for William Jen-
Iings Bryan and nominated the following State
ticket:
For 6evernor-I. 4. ROSIlG. Cannon Fans
For lieutenant Governor-ROBERT A. SMITH. 81.
Paul.
For Secretary sf stste-sPURGEON eDELI- Marshall.
For Au6iter-AL.BE 6. LFICK, Oyvatonua
For Attorney Genersl-FRANK y. LARABEE. Mime
apois.
For Treasurer-goSEPI NJ MYERS Little Falls
For Clerk Of 'hs supreme Court-GD0RGE P JONES
Rock County.
For Railroad sns Warehouse Cemmissoner-AIajo N
BoNLES. Minneapolis.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HOY

= Abner 6. Thomas, Surrogate Of the County Of y.v
York notice hereby given all persons having cls'-
against Charles L. Halt late Of the County Of New TORT
DECEASED present the with vouchers thereof !,
subscribers the place business :
the office OF q. n r l. Crawford. No. 30 IibsrI
the city cf New York Borough OF Manhsttas
. before sae sth day OF DacsmbeE next
Dated New Y6rh, the 18th Of May, 1902
ANNA {. HOLT. LYDIA c. HOLT. ANNA B. HOLT
Executives
c. II r Z. CRAWFORD. Attorneys for Executives,
% I4iberIr ST. Manhattan. n. Y City