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New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
INSPECTORS GET A LEC7 URE
COMMISSIONER PARTRIDGE LAYS DOWN
THE LAW TO THEM.

All the inspectors of the police force were
called to the office of Commissioner far triose
yesterday afternoon and the CornnliSslohe'
talked with them in private for an hour. Coio-
mel Partridge said later that he handed out
conmendation. criticism and suggestion" in
doses IN euit the discipline of the force in the
various districts.
In the afternoon the Commissioner dismissed
from the force Patrolmen p ]. P. Murphy anu
William Hawley, of Brooklyn, who were IT, IT,
recently for neglect of duty lie susPeii ~
Patrolnan George r. Cain, who had been III
dicted for larceny. He awarded a me3al Ti
homer to Roundsman John Tomany, OF IoLoon
lyn who stabbed six times fecehuy ~ o~ -
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
JEROME HAD NO CASES READY
HE LAID BLAME ON POLICEMEN WHO FAILED to
APPEAR-CoURT ADJOURNED.

Judge Newburger in Part III of General oessioiis
had to adjourn court yesterday because District
Attorney Jerome had no cases ready Tor 1rlal iie
calendar contained fifteen cases, representing aooul
twentv-oue Defendants and the offences lnciuoeu
bookmaking policy playing, gambling, grand lai-
ceny assault etc. Among the defendahls "eie
Leon Stedeker Henry Stedeker and Percy LEVINE
arrested in the raid on No. 20 Dey-st' maze pS
District Attorney Jerome.
Assistant District Attorney Schurman lhlorineu
Judge Newburger that number of witnesses nee
essary in the cases had not responded ana lllN'
without them the cases could not so to trlal. me
Judre sent for District Attorney Jerome, and after
they had talked Mr.. Jerome said -z -,
have cases READY was CduSeu u!
the absence of a number of policemen VINO i!au
been subpPnaed witnesses but VINO uou foat III %
sponG shall see about this shall cofIllnuilcate
with Police Commissioner Partridge ana nliu to ouc
if policemen are not respond 70 Subpoefas loii
my Office compelling them TO appear IN coui' o'i
public business >, 49,. y. ,,od
not received any communication on the SupJect J1
from Mr.. Jerome and that if he did. he ~oulo lahe
proper action.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
LABOR ORGANIZERS ARRESTED.
ONE CONFESSES TO SWINDLINCi THROUGH
BANK THEY STARTED.

Passaic June Il (SpeciaD.-Michael J. Mu
rane, president OF the local Federation of Labor.
and Peter Palka another labor leader, in
jail tonight awaiting bondsmen. The charge
against them is that they started q general
foreign banking business in Second-st and col
lected large sums of money from their friends
and relatives, to send to Europe. but did not
send il. Murane broke down when he
rested, and confessed that the money had been
used 10 further the cooperative store. which
the men conducted In Second-st.
Murane came to PasSaic from Pennsylvania
some time ago and organized ter unions here
among the foreign mill employees. Then he
nounCed that general strike would take place
on May l. Several strikes did occur, but they
followed by riOtng. and the police ar
rested the ringleaders, the men gave up the
union and the general strike did not take place.
Muranes arrest to-day has started discomfort
among the men. who say that they have been
swindled In the mana cement of their unions.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
PLANT TRUST FUND TO CONE HERE.

Waterbury, Conn., June 12-Judge Si1as A Robin
SON. of the Superior Court, has handed down
decision dssoIving the injunction which restrained
the executors OF the Plant will from removing the
H7.0oo,ooo trust fund from Connecticut into New
York, except that $4,000 the amount of a legacy to
which Charles Z: Hoadey, of this city. is entitled
representing his children, must remain in this
State according TO the decision.
Judge Robinson finds that the Hoadley heirs are
collateral kindred being of a half brother of
the testator, and as such they have collateral
interest IN the estate. He does not find however
that according to the will they are in any way
interested in the distribution of the $1,000 900 trust
fund in case OF the death of the beneficiary men,
toned in the will.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
FTREMEN ENTITLED TO TRIAL.
COURT DECIDES THAT THEY CANNOT BE DIS
MISSED WITHOUT IT.

COURT DECIDES THAT THEY CANNOT BE DIS
MISSED WITHOUT IT.
In the future. according TO a decision handed
down yesterday by Justice Greenbaum in the Su-
preme Court fireman can be discharged by the
Fire Commissioner for Unexplained absence for
a period of five days without leave. The fireman
must be tried charges made against him in
writing The decision rendered in the case of
Patrick J. Brennan, an assistant foreman in En-
CINE Company No. 72, who was dismissed for being
sbsent without leave for five days. He applied for
peremptory writ of mandamus directing his restora-
tion on the ground that every fireman was entitled
under the Greater New-York Charter TO trial on
charges. A section of the charter provides that
soficers and members of the uniformed force shall
be removable only after written charges SHAH have
been preferred against them and after such charges
shall be examined into Commissioner Sturgis re-
lied on Section No 1855 of the charter setting forth
that unexplained absence without leave OF any
member of uniformed force for five days shall
be deemed and held to be a resignation by such
member. and accepted as such
Justice Greenbaum held that the record was
presented cause was shown Justlfylng the sum-
mary dismissal without trial.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

The United States Civil Service Commission an
nounces that on July an examination will be held
for the position OF Finnish interpreter 1t is neces
sary for applicants to speak the Russian and
Swedish languages The salary is 81 800. On July s
and examinati ton will be held for watch officer
In the Coast and Geodetic Survey. On July IL and
y an examination will be held fill twelve yacan-
ces In the position of aid in the Coast and Geodetic
survey. The salary is $40 On July l5 and IS an
examination viii be held for the position of piece
work computor in the Naval Observatory and the
Nautical Almanac Once
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
GET s129,0OO PIPE LINE CONTRACT.

GILLESPIE BROTHERS WILL BUILD ONE FROM
THE RoCKAWAY RIVER TO JERSEY CITY.
Paterson, June u (SpeciaD-A contract was
awarded to Gillespie Brothers by the East Jersey
Water Company to-day for $12s000 to run the pipe
line under the Passac and Hackensack rivers. The
line carries the water from the Rockaway River
at Boonton, to Jersey City. The whole contract
was originally granted TO p. II. Flynn by Jersey
City, and great deal OF trouble arose out of it.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
Qearhers
CltGtIons
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

YORK, by the grace Of God free and indeRsndsn,
Louise Eartsh1Tne Leeds. Ella l. Moore. Florence
Godfrey Jessie Godfrey Jackson kats + Moore. cAds
Moore Faith Moore Henry Dicsman James Reilly.
Annie Kelly. Sarah II. AldTch Wilson Godfrey Louise
Godfrey Judson Parritt. Mile Roes, and
persons interested the Of John G. Moore.
Of of New York deceased. creditors.
legatees kin otherwise. send greeting You
sonaly be and appear before Surrogate Of the
County OF New York. the SurrOgate Court OF said
County held the County Court House IN the County
@ 29d day OF July. 1yOc at half past
Of that day. then and there
TO set the
John W. simpson and Thomas Thacher.
executors Will and Testament of said de
such OF hereby cited.
OF twenty required to
by guardian. II have or II have none.
and apply for TO be appointed. in the
Of neglect failure do guardian will
be appointed by the Surrogate TO represent and for
n proceeding.
In testimony OF
surroEaes' Court the said County New York be
affixed
Witness. FRANK T. FITZGERALD.
Surrogate Of said County a
II. 81 County OF New York. the I'd day OF June.
in the year Of Lord thousand nine
hundred and
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
ITrNERaRT oF sCHOoLsHIP Sr. M4RE

The itinerary of the schoolship St Marys for her
annual trip was announced by the Board of Educa-
ton yesterday. She will sail from New-London
Conn, on June y. and it is expected will reach
Southampton on July 21 She will leave Southamp-
ton August !, and Will arrive at Havre the
next day. if all goes well On August Il she will
sail for Lisbon, which she should reach by August
Is. After a stay of five days at Lisbon she will
start back toward the United States, stopping AT
Madeira on about August 2S for a nine days' Visit
70 that picturesque island II is expected that
ber J. - Wv
Captain A V. Wadhams of the vessel requests
that all mail for the boys be addressed in care
OF the ship 10 the United States Dispatch Agent
No. Trafalgar Square, London, England
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
6nrrosaies Notlres
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Of HUN
Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate OF County OF
New York. notice is hereby given all persons having
claims against Emile Bartels late OF the County OF New
York deceased to present the same with vouchers there
Of to the subscribers Of their places OF ransacting
business VIZ: The office of Geo II. HYDE 81 Chambers
Street the office of Max Altmayer, go Broadway. IN
the Borough OF Manhattan in the City of New York
before the first day OF August next
Dated New York. the Both day OF January. 1902
FREDERICK w. SELLER.
LEOPOLD ROTHSCHILD.
Administrators with VIII Annexed
GEO. II. HYDE. Attorney for Frederick W Seller,
mntstrator. 81 Chambers Street. New York City.
MAN AlsrMAfER, Attorney for Leopold Rothschild Ad
mnistTator. 80 Broadway. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
OPEN ELEVATED CARS POPULAR.

The open used the Third-ave. elevated
line are popular that people travelling the
line wish there more than two Of them in
use. They attached to trains by electricity
and therefore are comfortable to ride IN. The rule
against permitting people crowd the cars and
stand up between seats is enforced, and that is
other reason why the cars popular
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
NILLIKEN, JAMEs.-IN PURsuANCE or

- an order Of the Hon. Abner {. Thomas. Surro-
gate OF the county or New York notice IS hereby given
10 an persons havlnE claims against James Men. late
OF the county or New York deceased present the
with vouchers thereof. the place OF
tansacting business at the office of Shland Shoemaker
& Hedges NO al broadway. the Borough of Msnhat-
tember, 1902. - -
Dated New York, March 2sth. 1902
EDWARp F. Ml1IIkEN, Administrator
shiLAND SHOEMAKER & HEDGES. Attorneys for Ad-
NlnstTaIor, NO q Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan,
New York City. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
ST. MARKS BUYS A NEW SITE.

IN COMMON WITH PATERsoN's OTHER BURNED
CHURCHES. IT MOVES To BROADWAY.
Paterson, June u Specialist. Marks Protestant
Episcopal Church. which wiped in the
great fire, Will not be rebuilt on the old site at
Church and Ellison SITS, the trustees have
bought a large plot of ground Broadway and
Straight-st., and propose to put up fine building
there. All the churches which burned are
moving to Broad -ay. ST Marks is the last buy
sir
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
STEAMSHIP HAS PORTABLE TELEPHONH

A reception held yesterday afternoon on the
new steamship Umbria. of the Italian Line, and a
general inspection of the steamship made by
over two hundred visitors The Umbria is single
screw steamship of 4.5oo horsepower and was
built to between New-York and Naples On
her maiden voyage TO this port she lowered the
time record between Gibraltar and New-York, her
time being days and hours. The principal feat
ures Of the new steamship are the substitution of
bedsteads for hunks in the staterooms, running
in the cabins. electric cigar lighters and port
able
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
oDELL oUAsHEs JEROME CHARGES.

Governor Oden has sent letter TO Hyac1nthe
Ringrose attorney for the policeman known as
.S,,snan5er lack" NcCee saying tmat the charges
against District Attorney Jerome recently filed by
the lawyer were not entertained. The charges ac-
cused MT Jerome Of abusing the power or subpoena
in the case of the policeman, who had refused 10
nav alinony TO his wife directed by the Supreme
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13

Policeman Dougherty, who appeared in the trial
room at Police Headquarters drunk last week. was
on trial before Deputy Commissioner Thurston yes
terdav He pleaded that he had been taking bro
1nide in large doses to quiet his nerves Decision
reserved.
Three policemen of the Eldridse-st station we're
on trial for being in saloon together in uniform on
the afternoon Of May 3. They and the saloon
watch for a policeman who had been in the place
drunk and had threatened to come back and put
the place on the bum 1t appeared that the three
policemen were discovered by men from Inspector
trross'e office who had been sent TO the saloon 10
investigate a report by telephone that a drunken
policeman was making trouble in the place. The
identity OF the drunken policeman remained undis-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
KIDNAPPED CHILD FOUND.
STRANGE DISCOVERY OF DAUGHTER OF A
WEALTHY NETWORK MAN

Chicago, June 12-Mrs Nathaniel Bloom. six
teen years old, and her father, NJ. Nathan,
wealthy business man in New-Y York, from whom
the girl kidnapped when she was four years
old, met in Chicago to-day. for the first time
since she stolen from her home in Hoboken,
y. j., in 1890 She was identified by n on
her face A Mrs. Greene, who recently died in
Aurora, while delirious said that the child
not her daughter and related some of the facts
concerning the kidnapping of the child, who
recently became the wife of carpet dealer in
Englewood. The husband, learning of the
statements of the woman at Aurora, communi
Gated with the father in New-York.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
THE RNNyERN.

The Young Mems Christian Association
through its Bo~ery Branch, has estabIish h e d
a $50 acre farm at Woodbury., n. j., to pro-
vide enpIoy ment for men Out o. work. De-
scriptfon OF this practical charity. with in
feresfiug photos, Sundays Tribune
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13

- Frank T. Fitzgerald, Surrogate of the County Of
New York. notice IS hereby given to al persons aavIa
New York, OF deceased. present the
same with vouchers subscriber. his place
-raEsacting IN said Borough Wit Nc 81
Willis Avenue The City OF New York, or bsfors
sd day
Dated New York, the 18th day OF December. 1901
JAMES A WALLACE.
Executor Of John w Wallace. decd
\ V w VAN vECHTEN. Atty. for Executor. - Pus
Hnrnugh o Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
PRINCETON PRESIDENTS.

Several interesting anecdotes about Presi-
dent Patton and President Wilson, of Prince
ton University, I'm next Sundays Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
Snrrogates Notlres.
OWN, Ann C-IN PURSUANCE OF y

BROWN, ANN C.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
- order OF Hon. Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrozats a.,
the County OF New York notice is hereby given N an
persons having claims against Ann G. Brown.
County Of New York. deceased. vL
vouchers therefor. subscribers. uIscs -
transscttns business namely. the Office Of Opdyke Vi,
Il Brisow, No. % Nassau Street IN the Borough Of Man
haitian, and City ard STATE OF New York before
the 21st day August, 1902
Dated the 14th day OF February 1902
ROBERT l. BROWN. MARIANNA c. COBB. Executor,
OPDYkE. WILCOX < BRISTOW. Attorneys for p
ecutoTs. No. 20 Nassau Street, Borough
New York CITY. y.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
UNDERTAKERS WANT TO BE SHERIFF

Candidates for the Democratic nomination for
Sheriff in Hudson County are numerous. but the
surprising part Is the large number of undertakers
who are asprants. There twelve undertakers
and the brother Of an undertaken the list.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
AIOOREHOUsE. MARY F.-IN PURsUANCE

o order Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surro-
gate Of the County OF New York notice is hereoy gwen
all persons having claims against Mary F NooTehose
late Paris France. deceased present the same WIN
vouchers thereof the subscriber at her place OF trans
acting Nassau Street. In The city y
New Borough Manhattan. before the 25th
lay OF August
Dated New York. the 1Oth day Of February. 1907
CHARLOTTE r. MOOREHOU-SE- AGmi1istratrtx-
WELLS SNEDEKER. Attorneys for Administrative
Nassau Street
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
THE NEW ALBANY

that fs rapidly tai king the place of the old
CITY OF Albany. Pictures of buildings.
descriptions. etc, in next Sundays Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
Ofh1lnI fraal Ncnres.
TrENrIoN IS CALLEp TO THE ADvER-

A TTESTION Is CALLED To THE ADV En-
tisen,ent in The City Record OF June - % p
roOp ~ tbs confirmation bv Revision or As
sessr1=nts OF the Bureau fer tAe
lection OF OF Assessments "
Local improvements In the Borough of Manhattan;
I2rh Ward Section EdSeCombe Road sewer between
f55h and I62nd Streets Edgecombe Avenue resu!at1s
rradins curbing and tagging from 155Jh Street 70 4
It On the easerIv side of Amsterdam Avenue. opposls
iI5h street EdgecOmbe Road between 162nd ana
lo''n 9uee' EDWARD NJ. CIRCUIT. Comptroller
f{t,, Of \sv York
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
CUBAN SENORITAs.

At New-PaItz, n. V, is located the American N
Normal school for training Cuban women to
tench in the schools of the republic.
Interesting of the work there. with
portraits o the students, In next Sundays
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
RLIsH, THERESA MN PURSUANCE OF

order Of Hon. Abner G. Thomas. Surrogate of
the County Of New York notice is hereby al
persons having claims against Theresa NJ Blish
the County Of New York deceased present the
with Vouchers thereof the subscriber his
transactns business at the Office Of Frank W Angel
1fS Nassau street. Borough Manhattan. .,
New York. before the 30th September nsx
Dated New York. the 2sth day of March 1902
GEORGE H BLISH- Administrators
FRANK " ANGEL, Attorney for Administrator ffs
Nassau Street New York city. Borough Of Manhat.az
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13

tsement The CITY Record OF June S e es1tsring
the continuation by the supreme CouTa anu and
in Collection OF AsssSS.IN ss.ts
Arrears assessment opening and acquis ,-onx
ths following named street Borough or Inc f-,
24th Ward II. East 10Th SJreet Nav %
Anthony Avenue CohhtihVN
1902. II. 1902 r-.-,a,roIisr,
City Of New York. June Il. l9o-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
, T,rEyTIOy Is CALLED To THE ADvER-

,tser,e,t in The City Record June Il % q
1000 ~ the confirmation by Board OF Revision or
sessnents entering in the Bureau for the
ron of Assessments
improvements the Borough OF The Bronx -
23rd Ward 9. River Avenue regulating,
ing curbing tagging and laying crosswalks rom N
1jath street Jerome Avenue s..,vas,
Sttb V;ard section IL East I19th sewer betWe
Southern boulevard Hughes Avenue, Clinton
between 1T7th Street and East leeth
CSrotona Avenue sewer between East lIIth stree.
ISOrh street Belmont Avenue sewer
East i7Tth and East lISth Street Prosp e11nt
from 10th Grote street.
Svsnne regulating grading curhlnS. Tagging.
crosswalks and fencing from the New York aCI
Railroad =, the road under the Grand 80
and Conccurse said transverse read 70 IViO
EDWARD NJ. GROUT. ComptFoils''
nf Ner
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
IN PURSUANCE oF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner g. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County Of New
York. Notice is hereby given all persons having claims
John J. Tucker OF the County 81
deceased. present the with vouchers thereof.
the subscribers their place OF traasactns business
~ West Twelfth street in the City OF New York Bor-
Ough Manhattan before the thireth day Sep
tsn1ber next
Dated New York. the 19th of March. 1902
MARY \ TUCKER. EDWIN TUCKER. WALTER c.
TUCKER Executors.
JOHN VI. SCRIBNER. Attorney for Executors. : Wall
Straat NavE YORK Citv
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13

ASKED TO OBSERVE FLAG DAY.
zens to observe Flag Day by displaying the ma
tional colorS tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
GRADUATES GOING HOME.
PRINCETON SETTLING DOWN FOR THE SUMNER
-DoRMITORIEs WILL CLOSE TO-DAY.

Princeton, June y (SpeciaD.-Old Nassaus 10th
commencement ended last night with the passing
of the loving cup by the members of the graduating
class. To-day they left town IN knots of ten
fifteen and twenty Every train that went out
carried a group, which cheered by those who
remained behind. Tears were much in evidence
among those classmates who had spent four years
of pleasant friendship together. The campus IS
being rapidly deserted. and the dormitores will be
closed tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13

Abner c. Thomas Surrogate OF the County of
York Notice is hereby given all persons having
D Smith. the County q
York. deceased present the same with vouchers
subscribers. their of
business ofca No SIS Broadway Borough OF Man
haitian. the City York, before the 21st
Gay July next.
dated New York. the 18th dav Of January. 1902
RONALD e BO%AR.
JOHN E. SMITH.
Administrators
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
MARTHA F. YER vALEN-IN PURSE

Of an order OF Hon Frank T Fitzgerald. a
Surrogate County York. Notice IS hereby
given to all persons having against Martha
VaIen. late Of County New York. deceased. q:
present same subscriber
place ransactirg business the oe of T1ay
Watson & Roberts No. 141 Broadway. Borough Of Mar
haitian New York. before the 18th day Of
October. 1902
JACOB ~. FELTER-
TRJ-AX. WATSON & ROBERTS. Executor.
Attorneys for Executor.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13

Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County u NsW
York notice is hereby given all persons having c5
William d Whipple OF the County q Se"
deceased the with vouchers there
subscriber his place OF transacttnE business
office Of Robinson, Biddle < Ward 16e Broadway
Borough Manhattan CITY OF New York. OF beloss
the LIST day of December
Dated York. the day Of May. 1902
HERBERT : WHIPPI.E. Administrative.
ROBINSON. BIDDLE & WARD. Attorneys for Admins.
traitor. Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. City o
New YOr
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
For Boys and Young Men-Country.

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
NTAPLEWOOD ConcordviIle. Pa--Successfui school:
vi ore Of best fnfuss to wake up boys
Of life; business college. s2ss
years s24 Location beautiful elevated healthy
tobacco j. StiORTLIDGE (Yale). A. NJ. Prtn.
TRINITY COLLEGE. Hartford. Conn. June /. 1902
Examinations for admission to the Freshman Class
will held Trinity School. Nos. 139-l41 West Ylst
St. New York. Thursday Friday and Saturday. June
'''' -''l' anu GEO. WILLIAMSON SMITH. President
yT1IIE WEANTINAUG school. FOR BOYS.
i Milford. LitchfeId Co, Conn
business and College. Rev r. b.
Draper, Head Master. New Buildings Modern equip
Refers by permission to Mrs VIM D. Black.
Patroness OF fnslesde.
For Both Sexes-Country.
TSRIENDS SCHOOL, Providence. r. l.
i For both sexes; all denominations.
Established 1884.
English. Science. Classics. Music and Art
AUGUSTINE JONES. LII b. Principal
yT,FF! RICHARDSON SCHOOL. New Rochelle. N Y.
i VIII take two child s II years old into
fathers and mothers Terms 500.
F. B. RICHARDSON. A. NJ. Prin
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
Jnstrurtlon.
For Young Ladies-Country.

DYE SEMINARY.
h For particulars address
S. J. LIFE. The Misses STOWE. Rye, New York
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
Grhool AQenries.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. Governessss
etc. Colleges. Schools Families Apply 10
Mrs VI J. YOCNG-FULTON. % Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County Of New
York Notice is hereby all persons having Gains
against Mary Barnett Of the County OF New foN
deceased the with vouchers thereof 20
subscriber transactins business. a. tn@
William H Klinker. No. 93 Nassau Street tor-
ouSh Manhattan the City OF New York. On or De-
fore the first ddy Ot December next
Dated New York Sth Of May. 1902
PATRICK DOYLE. AdTninisrrator.
WILLIAM H KIINkER. Attorney for Administrator
Nav- Nork
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13

Abner q. Thomas a Surrogate OF she County o.
York Is hereby given all persons laws
against simon Wolf late Of the County OF Ns
York deceased 70 present with vouchers te
subscriber. her place OF transactiHg bus
No 75S Ninth Avenue. Borough of Manhattan II ne -
OF York before the first day OF DecsrloeF eN
Dated York. the Sth day OF Nav. 1897
PAULINE WOLF. ExecutrLN
WILLIAM H kLINKER. Attorney ror Execu'FiA' 90
Nassau Street. Nerr YORK
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
1nsfrnrtlon.

For Young Ladies-City
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLs.-Rev
ID DR.. and Mrs. CHARLES HUNTINGTON GARDNER,
Principals. 6O7 5have. Teacher OF English wanted.