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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02
WAR on TICKET FORGERS.
DANIELS GETS WORD THAT THREE
HAVE BEEN SENTENCED FOR
CONSPIRACY.

ceorre H Daniels has received this telegram
from Chicago dated Saturday. November ~:
Ticket fcrgers who have been on trial for the
last two weeks for conspiracy to rorge were con
-fcrad nv urv TO-DAY, and sentenced N the peIll-
tentiary The convicted men are Charles j. Al.
iorGT rirke+ broker James Donohle, assistant
4fc,[et broker and Edward FaTuUm. forger- Upon
conclusion OF the trial additional indictment
sesfnst same people for forgery was brought. and
5efandants again placed on trial. 20 ward FarnuIn
heading guilty. Prosecution on this charge VII
continue next week
The railroads IN different parts Of the country
hive been greatly annoyed. and the public has
been seriously defrauded this BeaT by ticket
fo-gars " o have been doing their work so care
IN. &c IN deceive almost every one and prosecu-
ttnIs have been going In different States, some
iire+ scaipers Ia wing Rbeen convicted of crime IN
Ruffalo in the last few months Inc prosecutions
C1oics are the latest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02
SECOND TRIAL OF VALENTINE SUIT.

The suit for divorce of Mrs. Grace L. faien'.Hs
against Charles e Valentine which is being tried
for the second time was partly heard yesterday
In Part II of the Supreme Court private de
tective and other witnesses for the platinum lesti
fed 10 finding the defendant and Miss Grace stow
Ell, named rs correspondent in a eonlpIoiiiia.,4e
situation N . s- a. West Frorty-eighth-st. The
effe-ldar1t gud Miss Stoweu. in their own defence
declared that there was nothing improper IN tisiF
relations The case will be continued To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02
HORSE SHE CONTINUES.

The second week of the Old Glory sale at Msdi-
or SQUARE Garden began yesterday. From now
mill the end Of the sale, which will probably be on
"wednesday night bargain hunters will have their
Jennings Most Of the stars have been disposed Of
I,t.,-oIa Girl tbe handsome little gray PAGER and
e6rvaI- star was sold for S425. II was expected
sbbe would bring much larger sum One hundred
bas5 were sold yesterday for total OF $-t'S" an
&c of SIS head. Summaries;
rrb,, Electric oh T. . PAGER by F1ectrite- :, -oo
IIla calhoun; R. V. Goodrich, Rutland; Slow
90 :, I2:22Ikl, b. G.. o. trotteF. by t1orlda
CG H9o,srcb-iann by John Mckay: and Forward
ST1irnes C2:291a). br- G., D. trotter 2y STiines
GL1-t team: George H. Dean 80.
p,o,'ie Girl 19;3044). or 8 PAGER, by Wild 80
Di ON Unknown. Samuel Bloch cty.-'-..-'--- '-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02
,vrrR14TT0YAL ICE YACHT RACES.

x-.t,nazoo. Mich Dec. 1.-The kalamazoo Ice
yacbt Club announces a series OF international
80. ,rt races to be held Gull Lake twelve
nc - rzs,arnazoo from January 20 70 "a, open
miles I oIr bv ali ice yachts in the United
states and Canada H. r.t,h a +ir,a limit
q ~ hour and fifteen minutes no entry Tee
OF DIN ot II nbarred and cash prizes Will ne given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02
BASEBALL PLAYERS FOR NETWORK.

washington, Dec. 1.-The Evening Star TODAY
announces that Captain Delehanty and Ortiz ana
Townsend pitchers. of the Washington baseoaii
team have signed contracts for next season Win
,,oaar Hrct,raw- of the New-York National
League Club - ,-.., I,asaba1I
IesiIe to-day announced that the annual meeting
nF The National League and American ASsoct..Llol
6rofcesfonaI Baseball Clubs will be held In New
rnba g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02
SUE THE CTTT.
F. c. HAvEMEYER RoDERICK TERRY, JR-.
AND THE FORMERS DRIVER WANT $1,000
FOR ELECTION NIGHT AC-

Suit h$s been brought against the city oy Fred
erick c. Havemeyer and three others who were
with him when his automobile was ditched near
Long Island City on Election night. for $50 go dam
ages.
On Election night shortly after o'clock, Mr..
Havemeyer going from Hampstead 70 Long
Island City. when the automobile. which was IN
charge Of Edmont Fremont. ran into deep exca-
walton In the middle Of HOFFMAN Boulevard. be-
tween Rernsen Lane and Trotting Course Lane.
Elmhurst. Those in the car assert that the hole
not properly lighted, and that they had no
warning of THEN danger. The hole they declare
was twenty feet deep, with nine feet of water at
the bottom 1t fifteen feet long and eight feet
wide.
As told In The Tribune at the time. Fremont
the automobile driver. had IN have leg ampu-
tated; frederick Terry: jr- one Of Mr. Havsneyer $
guests. had of his legs broken, and Junan
VI. Gerard, another guest. was severely bruised
The other occupants of the automobile escaped
any considerable injury. The automobile was en-
tireIy wrecked. and much difficulty was expert
enced in removing it from the hole
Fremont is suing for $4,000 damages, Terry ror
s25 CO., and Havemeyer asks for 5000 for the wreck
ing of the automobile.
The demand for damages was made on Noven'-
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02
AUTOMOBILE RECORD BROKEN.

CJRCITLAR TRACK TIME FOR ONE MTLE CUT
DOWN TO 1O1 Is
Detroit Dec Barney OIdfeld. OF this city, driv-
ing Tom Cooper's gasolene racing automobile, to-
day at the Crosse Ponte track lowered the world s
one-miIe automobile record for circular track to
OF Is and the fve-mile record 10 $40 Oldteds 5
FIVE miles are eight seconds under the previous
worlds record He made two five-mile trials bet
tering his time considerably on the second trial
The time by miles on the first trial was as follows;
03 3-5. 2JS 10: 3;12; LA 4-5; 81 This lowered
the worlds five-1ne record seven seconds On the
second trial the time by miles follows:
IOl 2-5 2n5 Is ST To- 4I5 20 $40. lowering the
five-rniIe record eight seconds this time. a third
trial was then made for the one-miie record and
0idfiejd set the figures at The trials were
official and were made under the auspices Of the
Detroit Automobile Racing Association, There
Ware four timers and two SCORERS present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02
MLEWEE d co. WON THE MOST.
NERs-A. BELMONT SECOND. ]. a. DRAKE
THIRD AND ". c. WHITNEY FOURTH

With the closing Of the meeting at Jennings
Saturday "a cling in the East under the jurisdiction
of the Jockey Club ended F c. McI1ewee & Co
head the list Of winning owners for the season.
with August Belmont second. ]. A. Drake third
and William G Whitney fourth. F. G McLewee
< Co won nearly all the money 10 their credit
with their three-yeer-old Major Daingerfied and
the four-year-old Gold Heels. The total sum Of
the winnings Of all the owners vas more than
81 800 COO Following of the owners who
won most:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02
NEW STEEL MERGER OPERATIVE.
Union STEEL. coMPANT VIII. HAVE A CAPITAL
OF saoeoeoo0

Pfttsburg Dec The merger of the Sharon
steel Company and the Union Steel Company be-
tame operative to-day. The new combination VIII
start wifi, z canital of s40O0o0ea II will be known
IS the Union Steel Company. Through the absorb
ton Of the Sharon company many OF the oflces
row az Sharon will be brought 10 this city, where
Z is expected the general office wiz ns I9eaIeu d
The sales purchasing and traffic departments anu
part of fbe si1dftinsS department VIII be concen-
hrrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02
RAILROADS..
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTY-rHIRD STREET
szrThe leaving time from De.bro..es and
4. I've iaaet sf.sa
station; except where otheEwi.e noted sa. p.-,-
Cars New York Pitsburs Sleeping Car Pittsburs to
PS s2sSsti i e5svslsad
BOO gaS SMOKING and o6serVs
ton Cars For Chicago Cleveland. Toledo Detroit
nss HE NsHiSi
praVins-roo1n Sleeping. Dining ana Buffet Smoking
1.ssF NJ cHcAgo AND 81 LOUIS E1 T15Tsx;ii.,
55s p r. ST. " IoEis ExPREssNFor Pitt.burs. GIN
:5a5f !sas2aR:' = S .s
75S l' F. sIs'Pf P seinEfey PIES
Connects fqT Gsysend s s1SeV c ss.SeaS Elk
FREssPor Ptt:SarE Cleveland and Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH:
snd seq Pl1l0s G a@1 es is I6
Il g DINING CAP 20 nssr9.sss and an Ps
apa Dining CARP 2 Dining qaT 41 AS g g5dsT Saa
SIS Dining Car loss Dining carr a m. 1255 tDln
pn Gs gs % niS9 a ny an r es 4s5
SOUTHERN RAILwAT.-E1pTsss s-25. AS D. m ~ 10
ATE4STic COAST 1INE--Rzpres,, ss m and rs
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY-EIprs=s. rs m
NoRFok RsA ANp %E 2Es RA1LwATFor Memphis
ca ans HsE PEEsaa OHIO p R1 Way week
t. D..
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFoItk-Ioo l. m
weekdays and SIS p daily. -,
ATLANTIC CITY.-e55 m and 2 IS n weeSI 5ts.
Sundays 7.55 q. Through Eestloule1 Trains blIIec
Psrlor Cars and Standard Coaches on week-days Par
Tor Smoking Paror Cars. Dining Car and ctsnu
ard Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY--125 IS .. m weekdays
For points New York and Long Branch Railroad rr9n
325. Ass. and Il. 25 p. N. weekdays SUNDAYS 3 =
a m, $50 . NJ. from Desbrpsses and Cortlandt
Streetsl, a m IL 20 $40. $40 and 11-3o D m
weekdays Sundays. e.45 a m. 5.15 m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
10 Decreases and Cortlandt Streets 500 rs. s55
S2S s55 Limited. 1910 lDesoroSses
Cortland 1920 Dining Carr 1853 lDin-
ing Carr. m. l. SIS Dining Carr LIS Dining
Carr 10 CDesorosSes and cortlsrdt Streets. 2Z soo
825 Dining Carr. IS Is. Is Dining Car 50 OH
Ing Carr 5 SIS Dining Carr. I55. SIS. sos 30 p n
u 10 night SUNDAYS 60 80 mo eoae5es) = ~ SS
ing Carr. LIS pnins Carr. rs Dining Carr oSS 40
(Diuiag Car. As Dining Csrl, $50 DINING Car. fe
Is. s.55 92e II 10 night -. ,. 80,
fifth ST.; 265 Fifth Avenue correr
18th ST.: Astor House West Twsnty-thtrd Street
OF DesbroSCrs and Cortlsnot
Streets; Fulton Street es Broadway
Pennsylvania Annex Station BrookIyn: Station
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company will
for chec< baggage from hotels and residences
destination.
Telephone 14 Eighteenth Pennsylvania Rail
road Cab Service
J. B. HUTCHINSON J. K WOOD.
Mana Gen'I Passenger agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02

Lots Of trouble is being experienced by the Auto
mobile Club Of Great Britain in obtaining suitable
and acceptable for the international team
cup race. After finding a hfty-nine miles I'm
circuit In Ireland the club by the refusal
Of the Continental automobiists to run over such
a short course. They point to the rules, which de-
cls re that .ere must be repetition over course
less than ninety-four miles. search is now being
made in Ireland for a stretch OF road answering
tbeSe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02
ROYAL BLUE LINE

EoB BALTIMORE AND WASHIyGTOy-fssf
1880 -1LS0 A. N. 100. 1'Si0. 500. 100 P NJ
zFron Liberty Street only- 'Da4ty- +DaiiY. sroe7s
sunday sSunday only 1Psrlor only tlyis
Tar xSaIurddyS-
C1rces: Liberty ST Ferry south Ferry. House.
ia o6I 43i 1910 Broadway. Is2 Ave Uuso.
Square west, 125th St 2T3 West 18th st.
3I5 Columbus Ave New York. Court St. So $50 F1B-
ton St BrookIyn % Broadway Williamsburg Nsv
York Transfer calls for and checks baggage 20 dss-
" G BESLER. c IL BURT.
General Manager General PasSr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02
n. Y. Z. ATHLETIC NOTES.

4. the annual meeting of the New-fors Un1FeF-
sitv Athletic Association yesterday the following
advisory committee was elected for the ensuing
-. T1r g L. Bristol, DR.. John T. Mum, Frank
- could and Dr. e s Aunson- The officers
elected are President Commodore DAVID Banks a,J
1rst Vice-presideut, L Raldins o. sef fson
ert G. Hall: corresponding secretary Ross 1oulS g
IA. rarordtug secretary, r. b BALDWIN, "'' AM
,7e,n1hcr AT large c H. Lane. "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02
BUTS BIG TRACT N KENTUCET.
EEHpIcATE TAXES 10000 ACRES AID HAS
OPTIONS or 100000 ACRES MORE.

Big stone Gap, IA, Dec IA syndicate com
posed cf Chicago. Duluth and Eastern capitalists
has closed 2 deal for 10000 acres OF fine mineral
and timber lands in the eastern border counties Of
Kentucky and has options 100000 acres more.
Surveyors are laying off the lands and the ab-
being examined by experts. but II prom
tbIy vii require two years TO finish that work
said that included In the scheme for the de-
vsopnaur Of this SECTION is the extension of three
large railroad systems into the Big Sandy region
TheSe are the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton.
the Chesapeake and Ohio and the Seaboard Air
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02
READING SYSTEM

Liberty street and south Ferry {rinas from South
cry minutes earHer1-
sSTox BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND
NaISH EFIINk-z400 C7.15 Esston only. Q 10
= NJ % : 20 500 Is As Easton only P NJ sun
$50 P VI
MI EESRARRE AND sCRASTON-z4oo, s1O
500 P NJ SUNDAYS, z+-25 A N ! 2 N
IAKEWOOD. LAKEHURST. TOMS RIVER AND
RHRNEGAT-z4OO. 9 40 A N 1-3o g % 10. Lake
30 q Lakehurst only. 500 (x5SO Lakewood only)
u x,s S1n0 I, aSs1rV0Ts - a NJ IS % P II.
AArnEEAIiND AND BRIDGETON-f 90 A NJ. 80
Lone BRANCH, AsBCRY PARK. OGEaS
PoiSTs.z4-O0. $50. II 80 \ n, : - $50 80 = NJ
Ocean Grove. 800 4 H. Z % 2 u
pfIILADELPHIA READING IEFMsINAAL60z =. 2 =.
= o. . 90 800 400 500 LOO. r. So $500 P M
.l2 Is Mdt -rrrs7>17T sTREErAs4zs. rs 80 10 30
"a. - NJ u So t.340 '5 90. 100. 70 Is P. NJ.
REaDiSG. HARRISBURG. PoTTsFILLE AVID
VII III SMSPORT-t 4 90. z425. Ts-Oo IITslo 1000.
w ~ NJ Beading onlyl 800 10, 100 P. NJ
Psesing Pottsville a-d Harrisburg only. raoo 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02

BusaCos battlefield, IN Portugal, where the Duke
Of Wellington repulsed the French under Marshal
Massena. in 1910. has been laid out golf links
Here In this country several southern courses
notably Savannah. include among their ha yards
some OF the b7eastworks thrown M by the Confed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

The amateur championship OF Great Britain will
be held at MuIrheld, May 70 % The contest has
usually "a ken place the first week IN Nav.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02

The conditions for winning the NeF-fork In
~ei.,, and class numerals have been made harder.
= nan being required 10 play IN three games OF
tootbau or basketball In season TO WI h rs
'yarsity letters, win points IN three uaeA V
gymnasium LmeetA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02

L Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate of the County OF
- VI notice is hereby given having
Gains sEains, TapDen late Of the County OF
present tbs same with vouchers
thereof subscribers az their place OF transactlI
s.,.t-ess The Of Strong 4 CatWaladeT- 40
111i, IN the Borough Manhattan and City
ssn yo on or before second day % January
.+e6 New York the tweury-fourth day OF June. 1909
NS'1 SAMUEL WOOLyERTOS
EDWARD J. HANCY,
Executcrs-
STRONG 4 CADWAIADER- Attorneys FOR ExecutorA
e wall Street. New York Cit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02

Il Fitzgerald of the County OF
Nav- work notice is hereby given to all persons having
Matilda r. DOscher late OF the county or
~ york deceased present the with vouchers
their place OF transacttns
Broadway. In the city or New YORK
- ~ before day OF June next
VI rHa.s New York LIST day of December. 1917
D"-N WILLIAM e. DOSCHER. Executor.
cLAUSINE VI. BENSON E1ecuIrt1
HENRY &. WEssELMAN Esq. ATTY, 2r sxeeiit9.s 10
II t1-naaUav Borough Of Manhattan New YORK CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02
AUTOMOBILES.
STEEL TRACK EXPECTED TO BE LAID
BY NEXT MONDAY-HILL CLIMB
ING CONTEST DISPUTE

The steel rails which being laid in Murray-st
for automobiles to travel expected to be
pIeted by next Monday The track extends from
Church-st. to Broadway. In addition TO the Muir
ray-st. demonstration the steel highways to be
laid along q section of Seventh-ave. above Central
Park for distance OF about mile, and on an
earth road somewhere IN the neghoorhood Of
Kingsbridge The device is one which has been
used with marked success In Spain and Germany.
horses being able TO draw much heavier loads along
them. and it is expected that. Murray-sI being
tried there The rails which are foot wide with
a three-eighth inch fange each side are set
affording truckway for vehicles gagged up to six
and one-ha feet Iaey are set on Ioupa nd IN OF
uniform distance by steel ties placed thirteen feet
tween the rails the truckway is flush with the
street.
The dispute that has arisen over the time made
by o. P Nestman with his gasolene machine in
the Eagle Rock hill climbing contest or Thanks
giving Day has been settled. The time given for
the trial was two minutes and forty-hve seconds
This has been changed to three minutes and forty
FIVE seconds The change has given first place to
". J. Stewart with his steam vehicle. Mr.. Butler.
secretary OF the Automobile Club OF America. who
had charge Of the timing, explained the circun-
stances OF the change. He said that he expected
there would be officials hand to look after the
watch while he attended to the mechanical part Of
the timing machine. There were none. and bis as
sis!ant at the foot OF the NH ana ne al inc top
that day signal the foot OF the hill after car
had finished its climb and he looked at the watch
not longer than ten fifteen seconds al the most
after the contestants had passed him The ap-
paratus was the ground. instead Of on a stand,
and that added TO the difficulty Of reading the
small dots the watch that marked the minutes.
i the end of the trial he packed up the machine
and hurried home with it. There was so much
complaint. he said. on the time announced that he
made an investigation His assistant told him that
on a gasoene machine he watch which reg
fstered four minutes fat. and he told of an
other watch that showed figures approximate with
these. Although Nestmans machine has to take
hest Inc for made
best time for the gaSolene class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02

Adrian Y. Larldn has been awarded the cham
pionship Of the Yountakah Golf Club. Of Nutiey
n J Larkin defeated G. B. Martin In the fna1
round by . Up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02
gAlTIM0RE q CHIC RAILROAD.

Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher Sts
IsOO A M-For Binghamton and Syracuse
sf0 40 a M-For Buffalo Chicago and 81. LouiA
81 40 NJ Buffalo and Chicago
t40O p M-For Scranton Plymouth
NJ Buffalo and Chicago
P M-Utica- Osweso. ithaca BEraa
900 A N-For Chicago-Sieepers open ?.
Ttckets at 113 11s3 Broadway. N z S9S Futtos
st BrookIyu. sDay- Except Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02
5nrrosaies Notltes.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County Of
New york notice hereby given all persons having
Frederick C. Merry late OF me County OK
New York the same with vouchers
thereof 70 the subscriber. place OF transacns
business No Wall Street in the Borough OF Manhat
tar ard CITY of before the second day OK
January 400,
Dated New York the fourth day Of June 1902
ALICE MILLER r. MERRY. Executrix
STRONG z CADWALADER. Attorneys Tor E1scullI
Wall Street York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02

Walter ! Travis will meet c r. Macdonald to
morrow for the championship OF the Garden City
Golf Club. The match has a special interest from
the fact that Macdonald beat Travis on Saturday
In the semi-fiuas Of the Lakewood tournament
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02
* prpSTAYCF OF Ak ORDER OF HON

II PURSUANCE OKNNyA<HN NA
4 Amer C Thor1as a Surrogate Of the Comfy % New
yo notice L. hsreFr given persons having clat-s
against William GTrups late q tae County OF NeW fora
NTH vouchers thereof 20 trs
subscriber plse o. tranSactng business Nc 20
Broadway, New YORK tstS - lhe ~--s u Ae1H ANan'
ono bAfor vn+n rsr day Of May next-
Dated New YORK. 27Jh day OF Octohe- Ia12
ELIZA GRUPE. Ex=cutrtx
HEApIEY 81 GREENE. Attorney for Ex>cuLrfx Sas
$50 BrnadTay New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02
WEST SHORE
AJT.ROAR

CS.v York Central & Hudson River R r. L-sses2,
Franklin Station. New York. al fol-
Iovf a. Is min later foot Of West 42d St. y. r.
intermediate points ID Albany
mi % a Nd Saratoga and Mohawk Express
90 ?. M-Chcago Express
. Is P. M-Cont- Lin for Detroit Chit s. LeuiS
81 a. ? N-For Roch.. Buffalo, C1evePd & Chtcaso-
= * M-For Roch-. Buffalo. Detroit and St Louis.
Niagara Fans. bet. & Chi.
sDsiv fDaily except sunday Leaves Brooklyn Annex
~, a. 44o * 4 NJ ~ at +245 P NJ Leaves Jersey
SSty r r. STA %, q ITO A NJ. CD fS-35 P. VI.
Tir5s tables at principal hotels and Offices Baggage
cbaced from hotel residence BY Westcott Exgress
n s,Irsrtnteudent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02
5urrogate5 HoiIrc5

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Il Ahner C. Thomas Surrogate % the County OF New
all persons having claims
against John Faith OF the County Of New York de
with vouchers tasrscr %
sIhscriber al his place transacng business az tns
ofsce A Camp No 3Uz Broadway. EorolS7
OF Nanhattar IN City OF New York. before ths
nt HS ~ W. the tuentyseventb day
100 GEORGE FAITH Executor
ITPFRERICE CAMP. Attorney for E1ccuror. 80
Broadway. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02
\ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate Of the County OF New
given all having claims
against Catherine Murray. late Of the County OF New
With vouchers thereof
to the subscribers the place Of ransactins
No william street the City OF New YORK,
~. nv hsrorn the 9th day of December next
Dated NeU York the 9th dav OF MAY 1907
EEORGF MURRAY, ROBERT A MURf1Af- E1ecutors
JAHES q MURRAY Atty. for Executors, &c William
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02
IA SUTHERLAND CRAw. -

pursuance Of en- order Of Hon. Frank T Fttzgeraia
County Of New York. notice lssneIeoS
claims against Victoria SutneT
fand Caw late OF County Of New York. deceased 70
thereof TO the subscriber
a. his place OF ransactins the ONCE OF stern
since e Barr, No Broadway in the Borough OF
Manhattan city New York. before 10Th day OF
January 1905
Dated, "a. 1902
wEISEy HAVEN CRAW. Executor
STERN SINGER & BARR Att'ys for Executor. 300
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02

Il Abuer Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County o. SsH
YORK notice given 70 all persons having claims
Hiram County OF Kew
deceased 70 present the with vouchers therer
place of transactng business Al Inc
OF his Attorneys Cannon Cannon ROOM a1o-
RoreeI building No us Broadway. Manhattan Borough;
in the City New York. or before the f~entytnru
Dated New York, the Fifteenth day OF August 1902
THEODORE MERRITT, Executor
CANNON & CANNON, Attys for Executor. 10 Broad
-Bnrea NV YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02
n pIIRSIIANCE pa Az ORDER OF HOS.

Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County OF
New Notice is hereby given 10 all persons having
cIai Woodruff. late OF the County OF
New YORK deceased present the with vouchers
thereof 10 subscriber her place of transactlns
at. Henry X Davis No 32. Broad
Tay in the City New York o. before the BIRD day
December next
Dated New York, 10th day OF June 1902
MINNIE, WOODRUFF. Administrative
HENRY X DAVIS. Attorney for Administrator so
broadway. York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-02

Order Of Honorable Abner c. Thomas, a Surrogate
notice is hereby given TO ell
son having Henry F. Akin. late Of the
County in the State OF NeW York deceased
20 present same vouchers thereof the sub
scrs4r her place of transacng business the once Of
Messrs Simpson. ThaCher & Barauna, % Broad
Street in the Borough OF Manhattan in the City OK New
York on OF before the LIST day of May 1903
ELIZABETH R. AKIN. ExeCutrtx
REED. SIMPSON. TEACHER q BARSUM Attorneys
for Executrix % Broad Street. Borough OF Manhat-
New 0Tk