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New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
TRANSACTIONS I'M REALTY.

II. Bargebuhr has sold to Henry Marx dwelling
house lot 25x75 feet the west side of Lenox-
ave. % feet north of ne-hundred-and-t -thirty-sev-
enth-st.
John H. Berry has sold for Benjamin A. Jackson
five story store and loft building. Nos 30 and 81
wooster-st., on d 50x1Oo. client for invest
ment.
Gordon S. McCreedy Sc Co have sold for a client
No. Il West Northumberland -twenty-t -third-st., a
three story dwelling house. on lot 16-sxl0o
n. A. Berwin & Co. have sold for Max c. Baum
a five story fiathouse on lot 2Ixl0O feet, at the
and Park-ave.
John P Kirwan has sold for Mrs. Mary Moore.
No. 252 West Fiftythird-st. three story and base
ment dwelling house size Is. .9x50X100.5 feet.
Pease & Gilman have sold for Mrs Mary B. P.
Hoadly, No. 90 East Fiftieth-St. hve-story dwell
ing house plot 45x64 feet, to client Ex-lioV-
ernor Hoadly Of Ohio bought the house In 1851 on
moving to this city. The same firm also has soId
fiathouse with stores. lot 25X100 feet, at the
northeast corner of Eightieth-st
Herbert y. Sherman has sold for Richard 2
Wainwright to Park E. Bell, No. 1$3 East Fifty
ffth-st.. four story and basement dwelling mouse
lot 1Tx1005 feet The buyer Will alter the mouse
into American basement dwelling house
No. 50 Macdougal-st.. for Van Cott Bogardus and
other heirs of the estate of William Bogardus Inc
property consists of frame buildings on lot ZSx19O
feet, and the purchaser is builder, VINO INTENDS
E A. Cruikshank & Co. have sold TO client for
Investment No. 131 West Sixty-third-st-, private
dwelling house a lot 17x100 feet.
The five story brick building, NO 2Z9 East IWen-
ty-ninth-st on a lot 25x100 feet. is reported sold
J. Romaine Brown d Co. have sold Tor Mead &
Haft to Max Marx. five story HathouSe on d pIoI
11x211 feet, at the northwest corner or
St Nicholas-ave. and One-hundred-and-thlrty-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Phoenix Ingraham: 541 to 551 S2d-st = l25 Il =
of 11t-ave 150x1 IxI25x100.5 5ii and 543.
stable: 545 and 547 story factory bldg 54s 3
blk b; 551, story bldg: W NJ O,Connor ast
roy, etc SI050O; partition: 80 LenoX-ave
IA of I26th-s 166x15. story dwg n; 80 and
3t7 Grand-st &, 10 IT Of Ludlow-st. 4310xi3 D
story i bldg: OBrien agt c NJ % Brien ct al;
BY Herbert 4 Sherman: $50 9Sth-st s, 30 II . OF
20x10o-11 story bk tNo ID; Ger
mania Life Insurance Company ast I<rakover ct al;
Shipnan Z. c.. Eandsrpcel, ref; amt due.
s2l 10 23 taxes 5000; las 9Sthst $50 II OF
Ansterdan1-ave, 20x10111 story bk h no % same
same attys and ref: amt due S2l ls taxes
By Parish Fisher Mooney & Co: 1885 5th-ave s.
105.1O # s6th-st 19x1O22 4 story dwg h: ] A
Osborne Z s Whitney ct al: ] " & 2 ] Nc
Dermott. attys: Williams. ref amt due slSSS 80;
s312 SC; sold sub to two mtses agsregans
s96.500. - -.
James I. Wells: PrcFpec-ave. cor 1s0ti-st 1S4
27xi5G27 vacant; sale to close estate OF
Thomas Garnar deceased: 1850 and e6J2 Park-sye s.
Lambert suydam L D Retnal ct al: Quackenbush &
etc sis2 03; prior mtge $40.
BY Peter F Meyer & Co: 200 to 239 2sth-st. g.
bldg with story extension public auction sale
BY Adrian Muller: 13S 132d-st :. %I5 # Of
6th-ave. 16x99 H. story h; \ Lawrence ane
Thompson jT ref, due. S9.I14 lS taxes, etc S2J
By strong & Ireland ia e2d-st. 100 It OF
Amsterdam 1sx100s story h: z I, Bayles and
se71 so
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY
BY Samuel Goldsticker: f o9th-st n s. 125 Of
Park-ave. 25x100.11 five h; foreclosure sale;
atty; Shaffer action udst. SIS, $50;
costs 1925 So taxes. s1sS &c. adjourned sine die
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

chicago. Dec. S-Wheat closed sc to 1c higher
..sn Saturday. May opened at 75i4c. sold between
- and 76c and closed al 76c sellers. The Decem-
80. closed at 7S2sc: July. 73'4c. The Argentina
aa-ter was unsettled There were low tempera-
&C West without much snow. An official Mani
.oba crop estimate put the wheat at 5e009 900 bush
-, instead Of 69O909o0 bushels, the earlier figure.
y.st before the close New-York reported export
.les at the seaboard. - loads. Clearances were
az 90 bushels. The visible increase. s5S000 bushels,
as about Il third much as expected. The
,-orthUest cars were LIS. against 92S last year;
-3rarv receipts, I45e.G0 bushals against 1.5l6000
l,shels There was decrease passage of 656. 900
,,sl,4ls Worlds shipments 9,0S0.0o0 bushels
The English visible increased 900 bushels. Gables
sre some higher. ignoring the decline here Satur-
DAY Nothing was sold for shipment here a few
heats Offering but insurance being of the ques-
fion
corn closed unchanged TO sc higher. The feature
Vas Armour buying OF May. about 10000 bushels
bepg taken by this one interest May opened at
.ss.c sold between 4354c and sSs4c and closed at
CSC December closed at 55c: January, 475sc; July
.as.c Receipts were 122 cars. with cars contract
tomorrow estimate. $50 cars. Private elevators
turned out about 15o00 bushels contract corn Cables
mere Up a fraction; the visible increased 95S, 600
bushels: the local stock 764 900 bushels increased
"a gp bushels. The strength to-day surprise.
for it was expected the cold weather would incline
.he crowd the selling side he cold weather is
sxnected 10 increase the movement and improve
grading 1leaIdIlCeS were -IS-rVU buSLeIS
There was liberal trade in oats. and the close
zas isc to 14c Saturday. although receipts
,s cars. with IL standard. were much larger than
enacted The estimate for tomorrow was 200 cars
There is an energetic local bull party in oats The
cssb positior has been improved by last weeks de-
lireries and shipping sales The visible decreased
$40 coo bushels. the local stock eo220o0 bushels de-
creased 34d00 bushels. Clearances were 5000
bushels.
Flax was unchanged: December 81 Il and May
81 % hid There were 16S Of seed at the three
points against col last year
The whole provision list was higher, except De-
reuber lard 1t was off slightly. Packers were
huving January and May product. Early there
was a dip in prices large hog receipts There
we're p nln here and IS 600 estimated for tomorrow
ana prices at the yards were 1oc lower Hogs West
were Sc Coz against 90 600 last year. Exports Tor the
week from the sea board are considerably under
year ago
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
Notice of Summons.


SUPREME COURT OF NEW 1okh,
Of SsT I:ss Rass ds%ss
Murphy Murphy Ann McEroy McEToy chIistoPhceF c
Voueht George w vought charles X voaght Harry ,
D. Vonshi Katie Meorath. Mason McGrath: Florence
m M0fn n,6 epnen ner the M1so ns Of Helen
infant under The age Of fourteen eis SeIg Ee 4 Ho6e
+ 0rs anna Hope Gharles Char di0ps H0gs. s1nes N9lIs
c. Ciidence, F. Gertrude Johnson, James F johnson.
ThonS Hon Hope nanns As HOPE HOPE a Burke Kae Burke
Edward Burke infant under the age OF f'G[eeh @ s
Hope and Thomas Hope and all persons or owners u.
* having M or snns o a TO he m or len
& or 1o tb reIses Described in the amended complaint
this acon or any part thereof unknown persons
being herein DESCRIBED as the WSss ha
signees creditors executors trustees personal repre-
5ses Hope or or Thomas Hope and respective
bands and ivs s The + any s a f ] Smith James
Phelan and K. Murphy Defendants Amended and
and each of them You hereby summoned 10 answer
the amended eopdnt mp bs Pant Attorney within twenty
days after service Of this amended and supplemented
gonr failure to appear or answer viii
, Complaint. 80.
julius Il SEYMOUR Plaintiffs AttQgnsy oGlcs and
Ta 4sp> james, Msy hSPs hSFs cifd aSd
%PS5s or Past 9sr ,@.5ss ntsTss in
plant in this action part thereof such unknown
persons or owners being herein described the wives
grantees assgnees creditors. trustees.
other in Interest IL
snv of said James Hope Thomas Hope and their re-
epective husbands wives if any all Of whom and
whose names unknown to the plaintiff, Defendants
The foregoing amended and supplemental summons Is
served upon by publication, pursuant to order OF
Hon Hall, of the Justices of the Supreme
of November 1902 and that day filed with copy OF
the amended complaint Office of the Clerk Of the
County OF York, which amended complaint was
originally filed 1st of April 1902 The
object of make partition according TO the
of the parties. and II II that
nartitfon cannot prejudice the
owners then for following described prop
erty lots pieces parcels of land with
the thereon erected situate lying and being IN
the Borough The Bronx City, County and State Of
New York. being more particularly bounded and de
westerly side Of distant hundred and
forv-wo ffy-seven hundredths 14257 feet Northwest
erly from a point formed by the intersection OF the
Notherly side hundred and eghtysecond Street
with the Third Avenue: thence running
Nortesterly along said Westerly side Third
nue. Twenty-Five running thence Northwesterly
and nearly parallel One hundred and eighty-second
Street hundred and thryfve six-tenths t2356 feet
to the Easterly side Bathgae Avenue thence South
side OF said Bahgate Avenue
twenty-five fve-tenths t25 81 feet and thence
tenths 23 feet nearly parallel with One hundred
and eighty the Westerly side of Third
the point place OF beginning being more par
ticuiariv known az No 2.246 Bathgate Avenue.
Dated New York. November 15, 1902.
JULIUS H SEYMOUR Plaintiffs Attorney Ofice and
Post Office Address. No % William Street tManhat-
tam. New York City n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.

Helen Berk. Plaintiff. vs Florence F. Bar; Peter
Wagner Margaret Wagner, his wife: Vincent f.
Maginn; Anna E. Maginn: Chelsea Realty Company
Insurance Company The Burton Stock Car Company:
IieweIlyn Bonham: National Carbon Company. and How
ard Hayiland Defendants Amended and Supplemental
Summons To the Above Named Defendants: You are
hereby summoned answer the amended and supple
complaint in this action. and TO copy of
the Plaintiffs Attorneys, within twenty
afte OF thir exclusive the
day of service of failure to appear.
will be taken AGAINST by default
for the relief demanded IN the complaint.
York. October 22nd, 1902.
CARDOZO BROTHERS. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Office Address. 81 Broadway. New York
Borough of Manhattan
To the defendants Llewel!yn Bonhar and The Burton
Stock Car Company The foregoing is served
upon you by publication, to order of Hon.
James FITZGERALD. of the Justices of the Supreme
court the State OF New York. dated the 2st day Of
November. 1902 fled the day with the
amended supplemental complaint in the Office Of the
clerk County of New York. in the County Court
House, n of New York.
Dated New York November 21st 1902.
CARBOZO BROTHERS. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Sc Broadway. New York City, Borough of Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
REAL ESTATE.
House Near Vanderbilt Mansion, at Fifty.
Eighth.st, Sold.

The principal feature of the real estate market
Yesterday was the report that the four story and
basement brcwnstone front dwelling house, No 4
West Fifty-eighth-st.. lot sOx1oo5 feet. had
been sold by E. De Forest Simmons for George E.
Weed. 1t is said that the Plaza Realty Company
which owns the Plaza Hotel is the buyer. Dr.
Hermann NJ Bisgs owns No. 5 West Fifty-eighth-
ST. It has been understood for long time that
the Plaza Hotel Company desires a large plot IN
the rear of the hotel which the block front
the west side Of Fifth-ave-. between FIFTY
eighth and Fifty-ninth SITS. to build a larger
Plaza Hotel the and present hotel sites
when steps are undertaken to carry out the I'M
provement of the company's property. THESE plans
be put in effect until the lease on the prop
erty expires, which will not be for a long time.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ra slss T.s. eGs sast.Et & Is
St Ea9s sa11S n v 1s.5z 1s,5: R c Ferguson
Same Droperty; W n Scott to W H bliss; and =
GGTe s @ Bavd M sersen II eli t6 in si 80 and GI
Same property; slareanna Ferguson. widow, TO
Same pr9perty Sped St' Mary Meissel e1trx to
Same property: Frances K Lipman ct al exrs. to
St Nicholas 's No 9is begins at point 45 II OF
157,h-st ard $50 # e Of Ar2sterdam-aYe runs
Dick to Pauline Frank; mortgage S29.50 ~
'S;si ,a6B M5di;19sv %as
al mortgage $27 900 Nominal
e ioo NJ Mary g. iazs9oh sGe It to rba 81 haFivs Serb
ner Nominal
to Cornelius Ryan jr mortgage $50 Nominal
7th-ave No 55s 2i Sxloo: Emil GOldmarE. -, 49,,
s9th ST. No a5s s. i61 : # e Of Riverside Drive.
Iortgage SIS y.
sd ES aos st ff q
f2s # Of Pa e2eeafoT to q s H0s
FSsi all 10000
Aiexander: mortgage. $4,000; and d.--..--:;. 100
s5th-st No III $ 215.6 n e Of lth-ave. eoS
i9SS SsGaram G'f6 mortsass $1,000 s. St 80;
Msdia9@-ave. sGfl61 No sia : $50 # Of 42d-st.
RcesB2wes sesSS f'"r ct IO1. 600
lS ss.s 10 e 5sh.as & sf Tsn;r mS
ssfSzst az s. 10 it W Of Central Park West
SON som n mortsage s $1,000 Nominal
William 2 Diliusham ct al executors. 70 Mel 49,
59R s%St al es Corner ssahst sz2oo
gS5ht M Boucvard ard N corner or 25i1 # to
97th-st xl12sx- to 96th,st xS6s; Barc!ay,st
al to William Dillingham; all all title: Nominal
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Broadway and n4tht " cor for tsIvf Rss2r stGTy
Company. owner; Muliiken Moeiier arcnltecssoVuoo
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
1o TIT, STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
INTERNATIONAL, SIE.SM 1Il, = M mt ,,SII u,
NOU ARE HEREBY NOIltlED IdAl

TO THE sTocEHoLDERs OF THE
INTERNATIONAL STEAM PUMP 90,
NyOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Thai n
meeting Of stockholders of the lnernational at nal
steam Pump Company will be held at the office or the
t-omnanv No 2iS Washington Street i'll the Clty OF
Jersey city. the twenty seconG Gay OK
o'clock in the afternoon or that DAY
The purposes of the meeting are -,
and confirm Resolution passed py Lne
Board of for the issue OF S35OoOoo OF De
benturcs . . -. o,,,, s,,ol, of the
Tnranv by the additional shares OF com
stock of Slo0 share. SO that lh
anita stock as will consist of $4,000 shares OF
Common stock instead f3 600 shares as at present COLI
stituted -e
3-ro authorize The insertion in the debentures Re
serrad in Resolution of provision Tor
The conversion debentures any part Thereon at
CT stock OF the COM
many mart of the increased 10 be authorized on a
ISIS Of the issue of ten such stock for each
81 600. debentuTAs. IL, :. .,osoa
the Company Will be closed
49, ~ e.enine of the 11th iay 1902 and
, closed until the morning the 3rd day of January
l'""- JAMES H SNOW Secretary.
r,o,a5 York Sth. 1892.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09

Columbus Ohio. Decenoer> >2r ~ ~ . + L
4 DIVIDEND OF ONE AND ONb-hAi-f
Fsst, ,-s,,-T r., ,es, declared on Common Csp:-
tai soct of tbis sonparly payable January lsIn, ~, -
~ the Office OF kzessr- J. r Morgan ~ - he
sor stockholders Of record al 3oe cl ,.s viii
~ closed
Ins wI be re-opened January zo'r ress,,rer
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
Sinanrial.
PARTNER AND TEMPORARY LOAN

One or two individuals who command tho use
of s75 900 to 500 three six months To be
used financing promoting oil company VIII have
a Trust Company of selection to make transfers;
also furnish guarantee will be absolutely
secure and Will be returned at the end OF time men
OF lean. will pay cash or give
a liberal amount stock in company which VIII pay
not less 1870 organization Property consists
for several defined locatlcns.
has two producing ellis making about 20 barrels per day
TT1a inser u interest and wants 70
buv the and form company Is manufacturer OF
coma means OF Penn and West virginia oil
fields Can give coed bank references as to Integrity ana
standing This is opportunity that WI pay you 20
possibilities great Address W. G NJ
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
Dlpiornn Notices

The Hooking valley Railway ComPnn,SS; ~,
Columbus. Chic December m. -la. II, II :,
I DIVIDEND OF TWO PER th->l IA"
declared Preferred sptal "a fe Ssoe6 oee 2 Of
Aesss J. p Morgan COMPANY New nofR 1npofR,ter ~ s5na
na1ers record 800 O'clock p M - ci@ea5
lS2 III which time the transfer books WI De
~ DOoEs "iA os &C NM y. COTT. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE PLAz

State Of New York County of New York, ss.:
W. McMASTER MILLS. President, and E NJ Cl@ARhE,
Cashier OF The Plaza Bank Bank located ana oSlnS
at T53 Fifth Avenue in the City OF New
York in said County beirE duly sworn each for him
foregoing Report, with the schedule
accompanying the is true and correct in all re
spects the knowledge and belief and they
that the usual business of said Bank mas
the location required by The Banking
law Chap ESQ 1892. and not elsewhere; ana
that report is made compliance with an
received Superintendent OF Banks
Designating 18th day of December. 1907 as the day
on which such report shall be made. . -,
w. McMASTER MILLS. President
Z. VI. CLARKE Cashier.
Severally subscribed to by both deponents
the sth day OF December. 1902 before me r,
fSaaI Notary Public
York County.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09

Greene Consolidated Copper 81 % ,eoa
A DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT. 'zse'
been declared On the Capital stock q te eeca,s
payable January q 1903 10 roecsrn-
- tAe closing books on
-. % 1902 Transfer books Will be closer o .oas
>,l a clock - 81 re0pened January . aeoo,
GEO. 6. ROBBINS. Seefe'ai'-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
OFFICE Of COUNTY CONTROLLER OF
-I.IE,NIY COUNTY.
finaneial nlcetl1gs.

INTERNATIONAL STEAM PUMP co.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETINGS OF SToCh-
HOLDERS.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
,,IIF AIITAL MEETING OF THE STOCK

holders of The Thirty-fourth Street National Bank
election OF directors for the ensuing
year and for transaction Of such oter business as
n roperlv canle meeting will be held at the
i"1nS house Of said association. 81 West Thirty
street in The city the 18th day OF jan
tarv 1904 al IL clock noon.
Dated New York. December : 1892
CURTIS J. BEARD, Cashier
BRADFORD RHODES. President.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
fiuanfial gleciions.

OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY.
Ne. i Broadway.
New York. Dec. 9th l9l5,,
THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIRECT
ors of the American Coal Company Of AleganS
County, Maryland will be held at the Compauy's once
in the City Of New York Friday. the 26th day OF
cember 1902 between the hours of II and clock r "a
The Transfer Books will be closed December l6th
at o'clock P. NJ. reopened the morning Of De
cember 9th. 1902.
GEO. NJ. BowLBY Secretary
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09

A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions The Tribune
received at Uptown Office.
NO 1901 BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09

= Frank 7. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County Of
IL hereby given to all persons haVins
claims against Bogardus. late Of the County OF
York deceased, the with vouchers
thereof t-crtber a. his Pace of tran5actns poS
ness No. II Saith Street. In the c OF New 1orA.
on or before 26th day o. December next
Dated New York, the 23d day Ol june l9O2
WILLIAM J ROOME. Executor
CLARK BROOKS Attorney Executor. 153 Broad
way. Manhattan York City
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09

l. Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County Of
IS hereby given to all persons having
claims against Tappen late OF the County os
New York deceased present the with vouchers
thereof to subscribers their place OF ransactng
hrsi at office Of Strong q Csdwaiader, No 40
wall in the Borough Of Manhattan and City o.
before the second day OF January next
Dated York. the twentyfourth day OF June. 1902
SAMUEL WOOLVERTON.
EDWARD J. HANCT.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09

Abner C. Thor.as a Surrogate Of the County OF New
York notice hereby all persons having csirs
against William 5-rupe OF the County Of New York
with vouchers thereof to e
subscriher al her plac transacting business No 40
Broadway, New York City, In The Clty CT New 1Vths
on or before tn first day of Nav next
- - ELIZA GRUPE. ExscEtrix-
HEADr.EY NJ GREENE. Attorney ExscUtrixs No.
$50 Broadwav New York City
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09

Il Abner e Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF New
York hereby given to al persons having claims
late Of the County Of New York. de-
Ceased to present vouchers thereof the
subscriber his place OF tansacting business at ths
OF Frederick a No 302 Broadway Borough
OF Manhattan. City OF New York, before thu
first day Of May next.
Dated lew York. the twen.y-seventh day o. October
1902 GEORGE FATt5. Executor
FRERERICK a CAMP. Attorney for Executor. So2
Broadway YORK City.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09

New York. Is hereby given 10 all persons nav1s
claims against Frederick Merry late OF the County of
New York deceased present the same with vouchers
thereof subscriber at her place OF transalns
Street. in the Borough or Alannat
tan and City York. before the second day OK
January next
Dated New York twenty-fourth day Of June 1st--
~ ALICE MILLER =. MERRY, Exeeutr1x
STRONG & CADWALADER. Attorneys 1or EAscuIi'A'
40 WALL City.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
5nrroaates' Notltes.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abnsr C. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF Nsw
Work notice is hereby given all persons h2Vlng cams
against John Il WiemeTs late OF the county OF We.
York deceased to present the same Win vouCl-s
10 th subscriber place OF Jransacting business 20
as William Street the City Of New YORK. on OF u
fore the 1Tth day 1903. next
dated New York. Sth day Of December. 1907
CAROLINE VIE NERS. Administrative etc
MORRIS J. FIRSCH Attorney for Administrators. ETC. %
William St. Borough Of Manhattan City or Ne"
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09

A DyERTISENESTS and subscrDtions for The Triouns
"A received their Uptown ONCE
NO. 1854 BROADWAY.
Between Both and 37th SITS. until o'clock D m
be received the following branch
offices once rates untn oIeioek na VIA
fif- = .. 23d-sr-. I5s 6tn-aye..
I2th-ss.: s2 East 14th-rt.i 20! West AID ST. ss,
tween 7rh AID sh avss-: 2S3 West f25th-sf-: I:s3S
Sd-aye. between 10th and nth 1,036 3d-svs..
near 6is-st: -OS 1st-Gye-. ssth-st- f57 East
l25th-st.: 756 Tremont-nve.: $50 3d-nve..
sIst-st- 5ss 3a-ave.: 21O Bleecker-st-s 32S
Bleecker-.t. Brooklyn. n y.-216 Courr-sf.s
Snsfh-st.: 1.Oot Gates-aye- Newark N. =
.7o4 Broad-zt. Also At al A. ID. 7. on2csaA
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
STRONG & CADwALADER. Attorneys for Execute
40 Wall Street. New York City,


= Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate OF the County o<
New york notice hereby given to all persons having
cIars against Matilda Doscher late Of the County oS
New York deceased TO present the same with vouchers
their OF trdnSscuinZ
tIrs,oess at No I15 Broadway. city Of York
on or before the fourth day OF June next
DATED New York the LIST day Of December, 1902
WILLIAM G DOSCHER. Executor
CI.AUSINE NJ BENSON. ExscutTix-
HENRY 2. WESSELSIAN Esq. Atty for executors lis
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
xTTCTORIA SUTHERLAND CRAW- =

nu-s,a1ca Of sn order of Frank T Fitzgerald
Surrogate OF he County Of New York notice IS aeTe2y
claims against Victoria Sute
1s1d Craw iats the County OF New York deceased 20
thereof to ths SoscrJer
at his place OF transactlg tV.ness al the Office OF ser
Singer & Barr, 800 Broadway IN the GoTousa o.
Manhattan city CT New YORK. or before l0h day o.
January 1905
HAVEN CFs-AW- Executor
STERN SINGER & BARR. ACt'ys for Executor. S9S
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09

= Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF SeSs
York notice hereby given 70 all persons havlng e
OF the County OF New 1orN
deceased 10 present with vouchers Thereon 20
Of transacruS business az Us
ofices OF MS Attorneys, Cannon Cannon Room le'
RnrssI Broadway. Manhattan Borough:
in the city YOrk. before the I"erty-'nls1
Dated New York. the Fifteenth day Of Az AIsust I9VS
CANNON & CANNON. Attys. for Executor, 10 6road-
way BoreeI B~ilGIng3. New York
New-York tribune., 1902-12-09
UFNRY F. AKIN-IN PURSUANCE OF An

order of Honorable Abner C Thomas. Surrogate of
County New IoTk notice is hereby given 70 al per
Henry F. Akin late OF the
of in State of New IOrk, deceased
vouchers thereof. 10 tire sub
srber at place of transactng business the Office OF
Reed Simpson, Thacher & Barnun . Broad
Street Borough OF Manhattan in the City OF Ne'
York on or before the 1st day Of May 1909.
ELIZABETH r. AKIN. Execurrtx-
REED SIMPSON. THACHER & BARNCM. Attorneys
for Executrix, % Broad Street Borough of Manhat-
York City.