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FOOTBALL.
L. OF F. TEAM OFF FOR HARVARD.
STARTED LAST NIGHT. AND WILL STAY AT
AVBURNDAIE TILL. THE GAME

ny TELEGRAPH TO THE -RIBUNE.I
Philadelphia. Nov 5.-The University Of Pennsyl-
lania football team left Philadelphia on the Fed
eraI Express tonight At sos o'clock, for Boston
where they will stay in the suburb OF Auburndale
until the day of the game with Harvard More
than a thousand students. headed by the uniVer-
sity hand. marched down to the Pennsylvania Rail
road Station to give the men send-of. Seldom IN
the history Of Penn" has enthusiasts dem
onstration been witnessed by the city
Work on Franklin Field this afternoon was of a
light character. except for nard twenty minute
lineup with the scrub. In the early part Of the
afternoon the spectators were surprised TO see the
coaches drilling the in the rudments of foot
bali. There kicking and catching and falling
the ball. just in the first days Of the October
work. Most of the men showed high standard
81 proficiency in this work. and there were few
mufs
Bennett did the kicking for the varsity in this
practice. and he Will he the man that will root the
ball next Saturday He not used In the scrim-
mage with the scrub. however IL is thought
that he must he kept In the best physical condi-
ton possible for the gruellinG game that Is ahead
OF him on Soldiers Field
The game with the scrub. while II short was
the hardest that has been for many days
Both sides scored after some wicked play. Gardi-
ner got away once for the varsity and ran nifty
Yards planting the ban squarely between the posts.
Then the second team went at it hammer and
tongs, and finally sent Drake over tackle play
Just before the end OF the practice
The lineup for the game with Harvard is prac-
tcally decided. Bennett will he at fullback. with
Gardiner and Wcchsler halfbacks. Dale will
play quarter. with Milford substitute McCabe
is the centre. and Hoffman and Piekarski will
in at the guard positions At tackles Torrey and
Jones viii be first choice. with Mitchell certain 10
play in the second half Richardson and Metzgcr
the ends.
v nile the Red and Blue has little hope II ain
ming the game-nOt any. In fact-the struggle at
Bo7;Qn promises to be a grim one. and the Crimson
will have seventy minutes OF as hard play the
eleven put up. The two thousand seats sent 10
the university for sale have all gone and more
were required. but could not he procured \ big
Philadelphia delegation viii 20 up Friday night
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Notice OF Summons.
YORK SUPREME COURT. NE7

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW
Hester IIartws Lucinda Woodman. Adeline sheldon.
Maria FT9 low a6 0H Hl Of Sn 81 the said HsTfe Woo
sheldon Brown ana strong ~ ,aey or any OF them
the persons OF plaintiff unknown having
Complain m ,sr A. law devfses leasfesss T1n,sss
Brown and strong and their respective husbands
or "lvS c5aiteIs and credits of Jane n SaTes 55
People Of the state Of New York. defendants To
above named defenlans You hereby summoned
70 answer the Complaint n this acton and 70 serve
twenty DAYS after summons exclusive
the day Of service and in ease Of failure 70 4p'
default for the relief demanded in the complaint
ps5e I,, Hew YORK X, I ,5s 2'5h l22 ,..
Plaintiff. once and Postofice Address no Broadway.
T. the above named isfspaanss Essssr BaIswei , Lq
next Of kin Of the said IartweH Woodman. sheldon.
who unknown The plaintiff all the persons
owners 70 tse plaintiff gnnG2 hayiaE or Samins an
action such being herein described heirs az
kin Of said HartweIl woodman. sheldon brown ana
strong their respective husbands wives II
ton pursuant TO an 5rder Of the Honorable Aired stec
YORK. dated me rd sy 0f october 1872 ana NED Ti,
she complaint in the OFFICE Of the Ger Of the County e
Of Manhattan. City Of New York on the 25th day Of
The object action make partition according
20 the respective rghs OF The parties and II IL appears
the oyT-ers then for following described
SIDE 81 woodruff Avenue nov Fast iTsh street distant
Ninetyfour feet two inches norhwesrery from the
northeasterly hundred siNty-seven NORTH
westerly ssyenyve feet southwestern 20 northeaserly
Woodruff Avenue seventy-hve feet place of be-
Ds!ed New York. October 2Sth. 1902
New York City.
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~ NUISANCE OF AZ ORDER OF Hos

- Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate he County or
New York. Noct IS hereby given 70 all persons having
Marie Megs late OF OF New
York present the with vouchers there
Of subscriber his place Of transacng business
MessIS- Choate Hanford LARGO No
Manhattan. in The City York. on
or before eighth day January
Dated York. the 25th June. 1902
GEORGES RENAULT. Executor
CHOATE. HANFOTtD K L-AROCQUE Attorneys for Ex-
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l. Abner Q Thomas a Surrogate Of County
is hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Benjamin Hooper generally b.
Hooper OF the County OF New York, deceased.
ICherS thereof the
their place II JransaCtinG business No 1913
Street, IN Borough Manhattan in The City OF New
York on before the 29tl day OF November
Dat New 3'st day Of May.
AI.VA : WALKER. WILLIAM MILNE. Executors
CHRISTIAN ZABRISKIE. Attorney for Executors. 1893
Canal Street, Manhattan New York city.
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Qanrlna Ala6emles.
foreclosure Sales
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

New York County OF New YorH-Lawrence Drake
flalnn, against Rose NJ Tobin others Defendants
IN pursuance OF Judgment of foreclosure and sale
Mace ana entered IN the abOSS entitled
Sth DAY or October. 1902 l. the undersigned refere,
IN said Judgment named at public auction
the New York Real Estate SaesroOm III Broadway
N the Borough OF Manhattan OF York ~,
Ot Jay or November. 1902. at u O'Clock NJ
o5 Peter r Meyer Auctoneer, the premises directed bv
Sd judgment TO be sold. and therein described as fol-
lows All those certain lots pieces parcels ground
SITUATE lyng and being in the Borough Manhattan in
Inc city OF New York. known designated on Ger
tam map nled In the once OF The Register County
or New York the oath day OF October 1899 ard num-
oersd one hundred and eighty-sX CS6l. entitled Map
81 80 Building Lots situate the Twelfth
CITY OF New York made Rudolph and Paul Rosa
City surveyors. dated New York March 23rd 1900
and by the lots numbers Sixty (6O siNty-one CD and
sixty two 62} and which. taken together Bounded
said map norheaserly in numbers FIFTY
on said southeastery side Sixtv-threa
tt) said and nOrthwestery other stie
lots Fifty 56l. Ffty-seven 600 Fifty-esht (5sl and
Fiftynlne 5l said each OF containing
in width IN front and each twenty-five
and in depth each side CIO1 faer To
Sether with the appurtenances thereunIo belonging
all the estate and rights OF the mOrtglgors In ami
said premises The land described lies in Sec
ton s Block 224S the Land Map City Of New
York
Dated New York. October 18th 1902
WILLIAM = OfSCLLIVAN. Referee.
JAMES z CARPENTER. Plaintiffs Attorney. No
Greenwich str. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
The following is diagram OF the property Sold
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SECOND RACE-For three year-olds and up"an
lila and seventy wards
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CHESS.
c s MARTINEZ BEATS LAsKER AT PHILA
DELPHIA.

Philadelphia. Nov. ; (SpeciaD.-Early this morn
ing Champion Lasker suffered his first defeat in
match game on even terms az the Franklin Chess
Club in this city, when the young and talented
pert. g 5, Martinez, member of this club and
last years champion, beat him in a Ruy Lopez
after forty-four moves The winner the toss
for the move and selected a Ruy Lopez to which
the champion adopted the Berlin defence. namely
3. .kt-BS. The opening and middle stages of the
game were evenly contested, the contest being eX-
actiy even up 10 about thirty-fOur moves Now
black went in with excursion of his king to the
queens side OF the board. rather risky proceed
ing. and on Martinez succeeding in almost impTis-
oning the king Lasker resigned. The score of this
interesting game is herewith appended
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HEAVY SCRATCHING AT LAKESIDE

Chicago. Nov. 5.-Worse track and weather condi-
tons than those which existed today at Lakeside
could hardly he imagined. The track was sea of
mud and rain fell throughout the afternoon. All
entries with any claim of class were scratched
Summary:
First thve furlongs)-Jove lis tOusD TO l. Won
Ahreo- 10 buchanan even. second Marco 10 'bat-
tlstel, : 20 /. third. Time. .O445.
Second tone and one-quaTter miles)-False Lead
- CIV. Waldo 70 l. Pirates Queen 96 'Robhins
Time 2I24
Inird race six furonEs)F arbury 100 tBattissl 70
> won; Tom Kingsley. 81 Globhinsl; to l. secona IN
specor Shea. lo3 tMorperl. I, third Time HISS
Fourth zone and quarter milesl-Irving MAYER
70 w Waldo 30 & Won Lady Chorister. II" tl1tls
l." 70 l. second, Erne. 1o4 HoaD. : to = third Time
Fifth race zone Sne,-Narcos. 100 daattis,e,. even
wen Wv Wor ri, lo4 ebbins 70 l. second 'hcka
sixth race zone miiel-Iou Woods. 102 Graham /" 10
l. won brue. ~ Nv Hicks 10 l. second Fitornl VI
'Ntkersonl. II to =. third Time. ~
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READY FOR TRIALs

What promises to be of the most interesting
contests of the year in the East TO the lovers OF
the gun and dog will begin az Eastport. Long Is
land TO-DAY and continue tomorrow and Saturday.
The trials will be held under the direction OF the
National Pointer Dog Club Of America, and many
we'll known sportsmen will be present from distant
noints Of the country The preserves where the
trials will be held OF about SIX thouS-
and acres which have been stocked with qQali
Secretary Lewis announced the list of entries last
night and some OF the best dogs in the country are
already the ground in readiness 70 Illustrate
their scent and speed
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Providence r. l. Nov. 5.-In game full of brill
liant plays Brown defeated Tufts. IS 70. this
afternoon. Both Of the Tufts teams touchdowns
were the result of poor playing in the back field
by Brown. In the first half Durham secured a
fumbed punt and, with clear field. ran forty
yards for a touchdown In the second Mccarthy
got a drop kick that was blocked by Brown and
sprinted twenty-five yards for touchdown.
Brown had only three Of her regular players In
the lineup. but in spite of this tore big holes in
OnnOnentS- line
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GROToN. So. ST. MARKS. o

Groton. Mass. Nov. 5.-Ciroton School outclassed
its rival academy, St Marks. of Southboro. this
afternoon in a sided game of football the final
score being So to o Groton averaged nearly thirty
pounds a than its opponents. The ball
was in St Marks territory from the start Miss
Alice Roosevelt who is staying at the home OF
James Lawrence here witnessed the game. and
with her two Of her brothers.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Abner G. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County Of New
York notice hereby given TO all persons having claims
against Hannah !. Gillette. the County Of New
York deceased, present the vouchers there
the subscriber his Of transaCting business
at the office Of fodInan Richardson. No. "a Nassau
street. in city New York. before the hrst
day OF May. 1893.
Dated New York the 18th day Of October. 1892
WALLER r. GILLETTE, Executor
RODMAN RICHARpSON. Attorney for Executor. 80
Nassau s.. New York City. y. Y.
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Abner c.. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County of New
York notice hereby given all persons having claims
against Bernard Herman OF the County OF New York
deceased present the with vouchers thereof 70
The subscriber place ransacting the
Office Of his attorney William Clare Esq. No 149
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
before the 1st day Of June
Dated New York the 10Th day OF October. 1902
LAJ RENEE CUR%EN. Executor
WILLIAM +. CLARE, Attorney for Executor, 1i9
Broadway Borough OF Manhattan New York City
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Ahner -. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF New
York. Notice Is hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against Charles J. Coulter late OF the County Of
NewYor. deceased. present the with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber. at has place OF trasa ing
business, Murray the Borough OF Man
haitian Of City Of New York on or before the 10Th
lay OF Dated, New York the Sth day or
October 1902 THOMAS g DUNBAR, Executor.
JAMES A. DEERING Attorney Executor No, ID
EuroIeh Manhattan. CIV OF New Aork
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WATSON. JOHN WIN PURSUANCE OF

a order Of the Hon Frank T FitzgeEald a sur
OF New York notice IS hereby given
all persons having claims against John William Wat
County OF New York. deceased. 70
with vouchers thereof TO the subscriber at
transaCtiEs business No - Wall Street. in
the OF Manhattan OF New York be-
fore day Of March. l9t3
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Executor.
BUTLER. HOFFMAN. JOIINE * MYNDERSE. Attorneys
Executor. 81 Wall street. Manhattan Borough
New York
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KING OF SIAM MAY VISIT FAIR.

Washington. Nov 5.-H. II. D Peirce. Third As
sistant Secretary Of State. with Edwin Morgan.
his secretary. has returned 10 Washington. They
were charged with the reception. in behalf OF the
President. Of the Crown Prince of Siam. and af-
ter having brought him 10 the capital took him
as far north as Boston. whence he proceeded west
ward 10y way OF Niagara Falls The Prince va 5
greatly pleased with the taken Of him and
the reception accorded him everywhere. and il is
probable that one result Of his visit will he the
presence Of the King Of Siam himself Al the ST.
Louis EEuOstlOn.
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Surr1qaIes' Noflree.


IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abaer g. Thomas q Surrogate of the County OF New
York notice Is hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against Anna r. John. late Of County OF New
York deceased the with vouchers thereof
10 the subscriber. place transactinG business
No. 40 Nassau street. the City New York.
before the fourth o. May, 1898.
Dated New York the 10Th day % October 1902.
MORRIS r. DILLENBECK Executor.
FRANK Z. DEMAREST. Attorney for Executor. $50
NasslM Street NV
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~ PI-RsrANCE oF AZ ORDER on Hon

Il Abner G Thomas. surrosats O.. the County New
against James W, Bouton late Of the County New
thereof 10 the subscribers their place OF rascfi
business No West 18th Street. in the Borofrb ~
Manhattan City OF New York. before the 25h ds
OF April 1898
a. JOSEPH CoNpER and 0RSON ]. FERGUSON En-
E. DRAKE Jr., Attorney for Executors i Madison
Ave G7oom $3.50. Borough OF Manhattan N Y CITY
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Isl PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF Hos

= c Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF New
York hereby persons claims
L Holt. o. County York
deceaEed present the vouchers thereof to
their place
The once OF G. H & =. L. Crawford No 80 Liberty
Street. N Of New York. Borough o
on or before day December
Dated the 18th day OF May.
ANNA G HOLT. LYDIA c. HOLT. ANNA B. HOLT
Executrices
80 Liberty St. Manhattan. " Y. City.
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ESTATE OF KATHLEEN G. wH1TE.-IN

pursuance of an order Of Hon Frank T Fitzgerald, a
Surrogate County Of New York. hereby
given all persons having claims against kathleen G.
@ County Of New York pre-
same thereof. subscriber
business. the Of at
tornrys. Clarke & culver. No. 49, Broadway in
Borough Manhattan. city New York on or before
the 18th day Of March next
Dated New York The 10Th lay Of September. 1892
ARCHIBALD =. WHITE. Administrator
CLARKE & CULVER. Attorneys for Administrator. IS7
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New York
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Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate o the County Of New
York notice hereby given 70 all persons having claims
against William f. Turner. or the County Of New
York deceased to the with vouchers there
o 10 the subscriber az his place Of ransacting business
at the office Of David D. Alderman. No. 229 Broadway.
Manhattan Borough the city Of New York. or
before the First day OF MAY.
Dated New York, the F9uEteen{h day Of October 1902
JAMES LAWRENCE TURNER, Administrator
DAVID ID ACKERMAN. Atty. for Administrator 90
Broadway. Manhattan Borough New York city.
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cROWy PRINCE SEES STEEL MILLS.
ROYAL VISITOR INsPECTs THE GREAT
HOMESTEAD PLANT.

Pittsburg, Nov. 5.-Chowfa Maha Vajravudh. the
Crown Prince Of Siam. and suite arrived here this
morning. and after bTeakfa sting departed for
Homestead on special train, where the great
works Of the Carnegie Steel Company were in
spected Later the Prince the guest of Francis
J. Terrence at q luncheon at the Duquesne Club.
Covers laid for nifty. and among the local
guests were many of the leading manufacturers.
Al its conc usion the Prince taken through
the Allegheny plant OF the Standard Manufacturing
Com
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Abne- c Thomas a Surrogate OF the County Of New
York hereby given - all persons hayng claims
York deceased The with vouchers thereof
place OF transacting business
a. Gen. ~ Henry E 80 Wall Street Borough OF
Manhattan The City OF New York. on before the
4' NATL Nsw York the 9th day OF August 1902
DE WITT CLINTON FALLS. Administrator
HENRY E COE. Attorney for Administrator 60 Wan
New York CITY.
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HORACE MANN WON

The result of the football game between Horace
Mann School and Trinity School. played at Co
Iumbia Oval Tuesday. 10 TO in favor OF
quarters.
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~ PrRSrANCE OF ~ GRDER OF Hos

IL Abner c Thomas. Surrogate # County OF New
York hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against Wells Southworth. late OF the County OF
New York deceased. present the with vouchers
the subscribers at their place q transactng
Broadway. t. the city Of New York,
Crb rfor he Is DAY Of December
pated New York. 10th n MAY. 1902
GEORGE =. HASTINGS, DWIGHT a. JONES. Executors
ALBERT Fl. GLEASON. Attorney for Executors 25S
BroadvJav Manhattan. New York CITY
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HACKENsAcK CLUE CHAMPIONSHIPS

IIackensack N J.. Nov. ; (SpeciaD.-D. B. Calder
is champion Of the Hackensack Golf Club. He won
the title this afternoon by defeating W D Mofat
in exciting contest by up in 10 holes. Mofat
missed easy put on the nineteenth and threw
away a chance 10 halve the hole
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MESSAGE AROUND THE WORLD.
FIRST ONE TO BE SENT BY THE NEW
BRITISH PACIFIC CABLE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO rHF TRIBUNE

Boston NOV Charles J. Ghdden. Of this city.
,o-r7er president OF the Erie Telephone Company.
sent the hrst cable message around the world by
nay Of the new British Pacific Gable. establishing
q record Of 50 hours and 20 minutes. He started a
5ispatch addressed 10 himself from the Hotel
ToIraine AZ al5 II read as follows: Boston.
Mass Via Vancouver British Gable TO Australia
around the world II took its place with the
or6insrv commercial business and Was received in
Posron bv the Western Union 1926 q. m. next
5av 50 hours and % minutes after il left Boston
only three err6rs we're made. the message arriving
.,i;ieddon Boston. armurd the world dated at
Southport, Australia.
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Park Terrace y

The approximate of the lien charge to satisfy
the described premises IS 70 De sold Is Eight
Isl, 500 59 dollars with
interest thereon sept 1892 together with
amounting Two hundred and hfty-nins
IOs s259 dollars. interest thereon from the
OF together with the expenses OF
The approximate amount or the taxes. water
be allowed the purchaser Ot
the purchase money paid by the referee. is about
twenty three So 100 (S23 SCI dollars
Dated. New York. october lfth. 1897.
WILLIAMS ]. O'SCLLlVAN. Referee.
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
N supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors CSovernessss
etc. to COLLEGES. schools and Families Apply to
Mrs NJ. J. YOCNG-FULTON. % Union SQUARE
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HANNA n THE LOYAL LEGION.
He JoINs THE OHIO coMMANDERY-WAs a LIEU
TENANT IL THE CIVIL WAR

Cleveland. Nov. s. Senator Hanna is now mem
Der Of the Loyal Legion which is composed Of ofi-
Gers q The Civil War. At the meeting Of the Ohio
Nonmandery Of the order to-day. at the Hollenden
Hotel he was sworn in amid great applause The
senator served during the war lieutenant in the
lSyh Ohio Volunteer Infantry. a year ago he
this CITY
AZ the commandery dinner tonight he was one
~ ne chief speakers Conspicuous al the meet
t11s We're Generals Jacob II. Smith, j. Warren
meier, ]. y. Anderson and q. ". Shurtleh
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FOURTH RAcE-THE STONY hHoof..
FIFTH RAcE-For two yesr-olds'
three-year-olds and upward.
DAM AND MUD AT LAToNIA,

,-,.o,,n.,, Nov. 5-Rain and mud knocked out
sar, cs,culatioa at Latonia to-day and only
te o,ts succeeded in getting home nrst. Ihree
~ the winners were 3 TO OF Oe''
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AA Of Hon Abner - Thomas a Surrogate the County
Of New notice is hereby given all persons having
H. Knapp. late OF the County
Borough Of Manhattan deceased 70 present the
vouchers th-ref 10 the subscribers
place business II the oce of William r
[Tiuc,y ESQ NJ Street Borough OF
Manhattan New YORK City. before the 30th
MARGARET KNAPP. HELEN kNlCKERBACEER.
Admnistratrices with the will annexed OF Mary H.
Knapp. deceased
trIces % Nassau Street. New York City. Borough
Manhattan
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Ii ruRsUANCE OF AN ORDER. OF HON

4 ABNER : THOMAS. a Surrogate OF the County of
Nav York notice hereby given TO all persons having
CLAIMS against Vaughan Riley. late County
Of New York deceased present the with vouch
er thereof to subscriber his place OF transactA
business wit. the Once Of De WIZ v D. Kelley.
No Liberty in the city OF New York. or
before the 22nd DAY OF November next
Dated New the i=th day q: May, 1902
-NN HENRY g RILEY
administrator with the Will
M WITT Y d. RE-LEY Attorney for Administrator.
= y Y. City
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PROGRAMME o. SPORTS TO.DAY.

RAcING.-cueens County Jockey club, Aqueduct. 2:15
p.
BEAGLE TRIALS.-At Wheatley Hills. Long Island.
POINTER TRIALS.-At Passport. Long Island.
HUNTING-Meadow Brook Hunt club old West
bury $3.50 P. trials Of packs. At Westhury. Long
Island
GOLF.-oRen tournament At AtlantIc City. y J.
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THE SUMMARIES
FIRST RAcE-Hsndicap for ali ages. : furIongs,


". I. divers b. Lord Badge by
Radge-Mocking Bird. B.. (I2edfernl ~ 81
s. Finnan >. lli-.------ ---.---. 'Maftlnl ~
Sadducee, < 1l3- tSfa~l 10
Bonnibert. 126 knight. Is 10 J and 10 l: SyTli1.
lo6 tTsnhertsonl. : l =. i'nmasked- ia
spencer : ! Al ,. Old Hutch ll5 t%ncl- : 20
/ l: Cameron. ll2 tMlndeTl. 20 ana = 70 :
FaelIe Of Lexington. Cochran. 70 and 10
paiv 90 (Creamerl. and 70 l. and tien@se' -
Tohrsonl 10 20 /. also ran start good
mum h,. hea