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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-03
~ nnrsnance az an order oil Hon Abner q.
IN NUISANCE Of an order OF Hon Frank 4

y UNNUANNH UI IN UI'IVI Ut IIUII- I I"IIh I.
Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF ehA County OF New York.
notice IS hereby given all persons having claims
against Joseph Corbit the County OF New York
the with vouchers thereof
subscribers place transaet!ng business.
PIP Ninth Avenue, in The City OF New York. on or
before the 3Oth day OF June next.
Dated New York the 2Sth day Of December. 1901
JOSEPH Mckee. CARSON G. ARCHIBALD. THOMAS
WATSON Executors.
wEEKES BROTHERS Attorneys for Executors. WILL
lam Street. Borough of Manhattan
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April Both, 1902.
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Broadway y. Y.


REUBEN LESLIE MAYNARD. Attorney for the Petit
TONER. l41 Broadway. N Y. city.
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80 90 as to brand 800. sAczHEAr-steadv cuo,ad. F4,.
g a42ivd Zoo Quoted; Spring bran SIC sO
s!9 spring braa 1adnS o sPg'9s s s e 9gk SIS 80
So 5ra s2 s city bran $50 g baeheat saTps 81 IS
h' an y chop 81 5oqs22 oil meal s27qs2s IL
rS5 Tnes versus bearish crop situation to-day With
Of underB to the short sellers Of wheat Strength
tie seS OF May al SS5sc. while shade higher
5Ii -a, afternoon ana from that price the market
&c net lower From actions of the early marked u
pated Vsy na[ large part OF the trade had antici-
eSeDes and had loaded up without regard %
consideration ana althoueb 6 o5eTators er5eydraj o
check the decline liquidation Was seen in full swing las
Ia7r P 49, al CAY Even indications for large
70 speculative prices the fact that
orders that had hanging in the market foP several
20 aaS ana loaI business amounted to 80 loads Of which
"a CONSISTED q two loads Of No hard Manitoba half
apies were unsatisfactory Liverpool closing unchanged
The crop a4yces which TeTt5 scb eTra p c-
upon the market inciY5e5 Ts1o--s ~ an IN 7a9as a5
me winter wheat belt, following the Of Monday
MIG temperatures in all sections completed crop outlook
according 10 era5sf~esf1 s 5aa S ~, oI me tH,
lbs S 1000 bushels in Northwest elevators and
s1VeInent OF wheat was about TO the average but
aaoat basis were as follows No ? red s61.c ee-
NJ a [ sessc anoati 70 Northern Duluth 80 sc;
New,Yor s4'ec: No hard Manitoba sc; No North
y
= g; No Northern Duluth. So. and No hard New
1crk - sc. all -rCRN-In
heaviness in wheat al day bulls
Il IN finding little stun
inclined 10 be influenced the
indicated by the Government Of Monday Receipts
at Chicago rather liberal only -
pected on Wednesday BroomhaN estimated that Russia,
the Danube and Argentina viii easily able supply
$4,000 900 bushels Of during eight
European requirements bushels
leaving approximately 5000 600
America. 200 600 bushels English markets
closed partly Nd higher owing the strength Of
nder-one exporters kept n market altogether,
but 5000 bushels 5000 bushels Canadian
= o he
oats at Chicago factor u Importance during
the session No closed 694c elevator 6924c
! . anoat; Canadian No corn. 674sc. No 2 white,
lo@4c ana No yellow 6aSsc all -)A Is
There further Chicago partly
nuenceC bullish foreign
Manipulation the May option a factor
IN connection with which 100 900 withdrawn
from Chicago Receipts offerings
tiluec light About IS 600 bushels sold the local
trade No = oats closed SIC. No 3. sic. No . white
SIC No white IS 70. track mixed 5l652C. white
52G5sc No white clips. 641zc RYE--Marzet
easy No I Western. SIC and No Western 651zC both
o b ahoat State 60661c. .BARL4EY-Marzet
quiet Feeding quoted al 6316Sc mailing
6Sd To both Nev-York.
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we're light with the chief movement in japan Sorts Ad-
wees from NeV-Oreans supply large and
sies having been made concessions TalInage
dreams, teiegraphs louisiana
receipts, rough lbs Us
PACKETS Market hardening. Tamage. Charleston.
graphs carolina crop movement Receipts IS. 4G5
Dds sales % 100 Market steady. Quotations follow
43retic common 10 low fair 81 d4sc. fair good,
prime 10 choice 5a5Se head 50 96Ase; Patna.
4<45%c; japan foreign. 4sg6lSc. 60 domestic 81 q
as: java. 44sg4Sc; Rangoon, in bond. 2q2lac.
SIGAR-Ihe demand for refined very slow.
List prices were unchanged Some buyers holding
on IN The expectation OF lower prices This, however.
does not seem probable In hardening tendency
active Quotations follow: loaf crushed
dominoes, 5-25c; mould A. 5.lOc; cubes &c; xxx
powdered, 90c, powdered powdered and fruit
powdered, 4-S5c Eagle confectioners graduated. &c;
Easle and fine graduated 4S5c Eagle 2b
cartons ana 2o bags OF ne gTanuiated 1850; Eagle 0b
bags OF fine granulated 49Oc, Eagle hne graduated.
standard graduated diamond a 75c confeccioners
A, 455c. No l. 440c: Nos and 3 abe No l. 43oc. No
. 425cs No 8. 4c; No :, +1Oc. No y No 0, SS5ci
No 10 39OC: No IL Sc No II, $500; Nos b. "A and
10 75c No l6 37oci o bags Of fine granulated 475c
Raw ended the day with seadier tone and with
al supplies available al present prices taken by retnes
who all willing buy at the quotations, whereas
ideas for higher prices right
at hand The American sugar Refining Company today
purchased 1900 bags centrifugal as test at 3c and
nearly CLOSING 32sc 90 test
muscovado, and 2sc for 50 test
molasses The London beet sugar market ruled
unchanged to 2d higher. closing with present month az
IS 3d. April 8a<d stock in the United Kingdom
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool, March I1C17sing- Beet-Extra India mess
trTu. Ibs- Pork-Prle Western, arm, 12s Hans
Short cuts II q rs 10 steady 46s Cd Bacon-Cumber
land cut % 10 so n. steady. 40s
10 steady as sd; long clear midcIss "a n
quiet +5s, DO heavy IS 40 D. short clear
is 70 D. steady. n
steady AS Shoulders, square, II Is steady
Lar1Friue Western in terCes steady AS. American
refined in pals steady. as ID Cheese firm: American
Huest white and colJred Us TaIlow-Prime city rra
lbs +t Australian IN London firm Sis I'd
spirits Arm. Sis I'd FluurSt Louis fancy winter arn
S. Hops az London Pacific COAST firm. lJslEf
Llnseed oil firm 32s I'd Buter-Ffnest United states
rr Sos. good United states t-rn 7Us. Peas-Canadan
steady Ss sd Petroleum steady Tist Rosin-ClrnmOn
urn. rs Sd gotouseed ouIIuII refined quiet. lad
NheHt-Sput nrn- No red. Northern spring 6s "a No
red, Western winter as lid No 1 California steady
MS I'D futures closed quler March. 6s q. MAY.
July 6s l'sd Cora-Sp1t steady American mixed.
Us I'd. American mixed old. IS Sd. Futures closed
steady, 5s 'sd. May. IS 2&d.
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Western sheep s. eoes5 S. native lambs s4ess So West
lambs SIS 15GS6 So
Cincinnati March HOGS active strong s. $50
So 30 Cattle steady So 50GS6 sheep steady 1885 SO
Lambs strong 81 5OdSB 50
East Buffalo. Cattle receipts light: fairly
steady VeaIs. tops. 758SS good 50G
g 90 Hoss-Receipts $50 head strong; yOrkers. So 81
So as light do 50 lOS6 80, mixed packers So $3.50 So
choice heavy SO 559S6 90; pigs s. 90GS6 roughs IS 75
IS 90; 81 25G$4 SO. Sheep lambs-Receipts
200 head sheep and fairly steady
choice lambs Sc I0qS6 80; choice So 5S8S6 IS
cus 10 fair IS 1885 so sheep. handy wethsrs
s. 50gS5 500 common 70 extra mixed. IS 1odS5 So cus
and common. sass heavy export 756S5
yearIings, choice handy wethers IS e59S6 10.
Liberty. March 11.-Catte choice COZ
So IS; prime So dS6 good. IS 506S5 lower
prime heaves. So $3.50 so; best medium. So 5OGS6
heavy Workers So 35GS6 As: Workers So I5dSS
pigs S. sOGS6 rough $3.50 Sheep steady wethers
S. 50@$5 20; cuns and 81 5O6S3 so Veal
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET

Boston March 1.-The still gen Nv
quiet ana what with me freshets Of past week
b-iher with threatened p he mills he
developments Of the past been rather ininicaI
20 an deLF" WOOL market There has been weakness
prices on what wool mas been sold The osr
ss n territory WOODS laCk that
could be found woods prior 10 rha hesy rur
ehaSes ~ the months deeply into
me supplies nf become
reduced IN stock well medium of good staple
ana these woods command full Choice lots fine
rrrTles are quoted az +s secured while good stapled
olS command 5pr Fine medium Territories quoted
the basis n +4a45r Fleece woods are 1sr
with prices holding last week Ohio dne de-
1lnes AZ 2c-cc, but .9c is general figure
w Ohio. 20 and Ky and are quoted az - %
luEs being
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Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton
n buyers favor: sales 5000 bales; speculation ana ex-
port BOO American. 5000. receipts 1000; American
1900; iddling upland. 2-32d Futures opened steady.
seller Esd decline; closed quiet AL point net rover
S9-Afehs ABB; Aarch-Apr1l, 445b; Apr-Aay 44o.1s.
--ay-June, 4-46b. June-Juy and Juy-Angust- 4soo'
5tgnst-septe1a5er. 4s14b: Septeuber-October. 4S2s
eteoer-Aoveuber. 4275zb. Manchester-Yarns steader
cloths quiet
oRCGs-Opum was quiet steady and unchanged. with
~ powdered 50 T50S3 80: morphine bulk, 81 s0fs2 %;
ece 8 S5eS2 eighths 81 35HS2 40 Quinne foreign
- Domestic 27I30c. Essential OilE-Whle prices DO
- SLOW material alterations. The market staDcs ior
-ly tone with pretty good tobbi1g BUSINESS We
s12te az toilows: Anse. 81 I0S1 IS; berganot prime
S.ns l5gs9cs low grade 65Q70c; lemon grass, native
-S1z9t2 90 mace distilled 81 25aSl 80. mustard nat
50 -. artificial 50 25eS3 90: peppermint West
,nE & 5oqzl %: EewYork tins. 81 eoQSl 90: cases
ssz lO 81 SoS1 IS; sAssafras natural 8Sg
81 0aSlcisl ZsQsoe HDesTTnnt 81 55qsI 90 ts1sy'
ST. Wornssed, 81 IO9Sl IS NORWOOD. pure SOC
49, hootS-Trade was moderate. Prices as a rule
n ts iaet quoted In most the tone - steAdy-
~ quote ne leading staples follows: Buroock oc'
sI.-a SAa4e. ginseng s. 50qse p; ginger Jsrnalea
s.. tlea s5R9llc; beached, l2GlSc GOLDEN sea- ~
neooro. powdered, 7qsc: HcOrice. ordinary 451q5c
n BUNDLES S4l5c: sarEaparla, Hopduras Sy4
4o1s &c; senega, Western. 52uS6c: snake Texas
-.fLoUR AND AEEAL-Ths liberal demand for winter
sus,s a . hold the market firm position all day IN
e.. ne wheat decline. In spring patents also moo
Il business Has accomplished. Spring patents, S4W
M eaE sfralgts 50 s04S3 65. winter patents. 80 sog
ga ...x Gears g S5Qs3 30; No winter - ~
II - 80 10 winter. 50 l0gs3 %: grade 81 SOg
- 70 geo. g 2sg9s 4o choice 70 fancy. s. so4Ss %:
'~>sSS1E AAAl>-St&ady. czotsdi kln dried. 20 cog
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Cash quotations follows; Flour steady. No 3
spring wheat I2qTtc; No red, S3l.C No oats 49,
4+1ci No White, 4b-zc NO white a. f45 saC No =
rye 5ozc, fair choice mailing barley 5Q63zc. No
northwestern 81 - prime timothy seed 80 90. clover
contract grade, s. 5O0SS 20, pork per boil
Sl9 l5ISl5 20; lard 100 10 50
sides oosel s. 30G$S 80; dry sailed shoulders
s. l2'e9S1 - clear sides boxed.
whiskey- basis OF high wines 81 80 On Produce
IsG25c diaries. IS8&3c Cheese unchanged lO4 al2I.c
Eggs steady. fresh. 14U14ieC
Duluth, March 11-Close. wheat-Cash No l hard
16sc; No Northern 7S7*c. No Northern mac; May.
o-Sc, July, tbisc Manitoba, No Northern Cash, -
Nay. T3-4c; No = Northern. sec oats. 43c.
Milwaukee March 1I.-CIose: Wheat lower. No I
northern 'b94to-zc No Northern. 76iz G752c- May.
167sc- Rye firm, No 1, 59c Barley nrm, No 64aG5c.
sample 55g64c- Corn-May sc
Minneapolis. March 1L-tlose. wheat-May 73&c.
July - &C on track No hard. I6lzc. No Northern.
sc No Northern 7SG T5zc. Flour ami bran uu-
changed
Philadelphia. March 11wheat steady quiet. con
tact era March stiG +zc Corn dun but steady
, mixed. March. 65 za66c. Oats steady. No white
clipped Ole Butter 1zQ1c lower; cream
cry -1zc DO nearby prints. 29c Eggs dun. lower.
rresh nearby, lJC, do Western. Southwestern
loct DO southern. lac. Cheese firm. demand
4ork, rll creams fancy, small I2S.C, choice
lozGl2t2c. Receipts-EoUr bbs and 9O7 600 70 in
sacks, wheat 10000 bush. i4u0O bush. oats
oats. 900 bush
81 louis March 1l-Close: Wheat-No cash. s3a ~.
May, = as july, sJ~sC. No hard 16G-sc. Corn
10 cash t"1sc. May. 619sG61 sc. July. 81 Oats
NO cash. +4e May. 4+-sc. July SIC, No white. arc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-12

I1V epocl. March II, u.-Cotton-Spot
n buyers favor. American middng 2j-32d The sales
laon and export and included 400 American Receipts
EluoO bales, including 2Obo American opened
easier and closed quiet. American middIing. March.
+b+t buyers: March ana April 45-84d buyers. ApriI
ana May, : 70 oi1aE4 +6-S+d sellers and June
As +d buyers June and July. +664d buyers. and
august 4o-did buyers. August and september 41-84d
O. = old buyers September and October S2-64d sellers
October and November, + 27-64dq az 2S-54d buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-12

closed dull. with quotations unchanged on
n1iddling upland csc for mid
ding SIS bales Southern spot markets
were telegraphed follows New-OrIeans quiet,
Mobile steady. lice lower, Sac:
Savannah steady unchanged. az SIC; Charleston and
Wilmington unchanged al she Norfolk steady.
unchanged. sac. Baltimore nominal unchanged. at
fisc Lee 1916. ST Louis
quiet urrnaaged. e-16c. Estimated receipts New
Orleans for tomorrow 10000 lI.5OO bales.
pared with 759 actual and 6464 actual
year Houston for tomorrow 900 70 200 bales,
week and sos actual last
Receipts ports interior points to-day, CON-
pared day week and last year:
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT

Sew-Tork March i. 1902.
-rFrEE---ee futures attracted little specula-
.s s--z-r.-l to-day opened and closed precisely
las, nights anal quotations The talent saw little or
-r-r+rc foreign market 70 give them puIl or
fss- incentive and statistical statements were quite as
s-+ir.nsrez. arrivals New-Tork from Brazil reached
- ID shipments from thai country
,srs q thus Indicating immediate reilet
s-su hurdeuuE supplies here. all other GccruaLNs
---ss -crz! for the day 1900 bags
m market Tor spot coffee dull ana heavy. with
rss more less nominal, about the basis OF b'sc
IN invoice lots Of No : Rio
prices n the local market to-day
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0itatlous.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
- YORK by the Grace of God Free and Indepandent-
Sarah Ellen Day Arthur De Forrest Wheeler Walter
Wheeler. Caroline B. Wheeler. Laura J. Wheeler he
heirs and of kin OF John Vsscher Wheeler de-
send greeting Whereas George Morris
town. New Jersey has lately applied 20 the
Of County q New o certain IN
writing. bearing date iav OF Julv
1857 relating 90 both real and property
proved the Win and Testament u
Wheeler The County Of New York. deceased there
fore. and each Of you cited u-l1.-
Surrogate % our County Of New York his Office
u New York, the 10th day OF
sand hundred and two. haIf-past O'Clock IN
the forenoon OF that day then and there the
said VIII nd 4
hereby cited under the age II rwentv-
required 20 appear by guardian
II YOU have none. 20 appear apply f1r
to De appointed. or N the
failure 70 do go, guardian viii be appointed by the
Surrogate and FOR the
whereof So OF me
SurrOgate's Court OF the Of New
IL s York 10 be hereunto affixed Witness 10,
Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF our said
County of New York said County. 18th dav ~
February, in the year Of Lord thousand nine
hundred ana two
J FAIRFAX ML.ACGHLIN
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Yorl5. March H. 1902
consigned direct 40 reported Dressed beef steady:
American selling at 12al3tsc dressed vorbr
1sIic and the bohemian are advertised sail fos
sheep J. shauberg cattle Tor schvarzscaiId
as Beef COMPANY The Bohemian carries 800 cattle and
Hammond COMPANY ana So 1,r5-+e- s [er me a. n
70 take out li5o quarters Of beef FOR swirl c. and
saa the 81 Paul for southampton. 100 quarters for
, GI IF % We're 2lt head y direct the
stea Wb b Bout go go 5 az The market ruled
sod at s. 5oa$s per 100 n very few reaching IS %
country dressed slow at 6QIlc dressed banyard and led
DO Ssi ii2 az a, y 81 d. 5.a l5S "a at :: 3
., + q so ~ q II vsas las n at IS Is 81 do I'D n
40 H. q, HUME Luz 4 Br 5s % vsals 1877 n IS Is do
- Je b Re Wright Co; veas 10 ~ at 81 so: do
=, = g Curtis Son: veal 100 n at S. d. 1876 n
STEEP EEs An ! GsRofs ye9 Hs. 19 3 n at IS
ot the sixtehst ~ rs S5 we're direct to butchers
orS 9sInK stale stock there about cars
seneT2 zone 10 the sheep market
about yesterday The pens were nor fp5 e e a.
Of sood aSs 6 at So Soas 9p ag5' for bunch
clipped lambs at SO 10 Dressed mutton sq95c per 70:
quiet. S7ase per carcass. -1''iDA
Sales q % Hume I 9o6 :, BIZ 254 state lambs So 70
average az - Per 100 10 a. DO 81 10. 1S3 do
So So IA cglis IS r. az s. 30 SeG s DO IS n at
a. - 20 sheep s. s1 ~ at s. 90 bucks 100 n s.
So 80; 60 80 70. ara 1854 do ~ 10 AZ
10 culs % 10. 50 so. IS sheep. 9S n at 81 SO
D Harrington: IA state lambs 10. at 81 12I5. e
clipped do "a 70. at SO 10; spring lambs so each
Newton & CO: $50 State lambs: 90 70. az s. 10
S. Judd & Co: 81 Kentucky lambs 81 n. a.
sheep tsouls yearng wethers),
Kentucky bucks 141 70. al 81 IS.
George & L s. Dilenback 9S State lambs. o. n at
81 Is: 50 90. 81 10. at 81.
70. 81 10.
Tobin & Shannon 90 State lambs, 65 n. Sc 80. q
sheep IS 70. at ga So
ff6Gs-Receipts. II cars or s267 head; one deck on
sale market weak. bunch sold
al Sc IS per a SIS 60: country
dressed at 6dSlzc -
Sales-John Nelson: e5 State hogs average at
SO q per 70: : pigs IS 10. at So 80
r. Il Hollis date yesterday: 1872 State hogs. 20e
50 65. DO. las n at Sc 20 roughs. 313 n IS
boar 800 10 s. ..
s A. Sanders date Yesterday II State hogs. 1877 n
S judd CO. Yesterday: State hogs l47 10 at
SO CO.
Tobln Shannon date yesterday Is State hogs.
Andrew Mullen date yesterday; hogs 1875 n at
So 90.
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OmrlaI fcaal NoEires,

A TTENTION is CALLED TO THE ADVER-
TISEMENT IN THE CITY RECORD of March II % "a
1902 confirmation by the Board Of Assessors and
entering fn Bureau Collection OF
nens and Arrears assessments for LOCAL IMPROVE
MENTS IN the BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN
TTH WARD. SECTION = CHERRY STREET FEN
CHG front u No 1875. also. MECHANICS
ALLEY FENCING side from OF C-her-v
point situated about 1913 feet northery
from.
18TH WARD SECTION 8 East s9TH STREET RE
PAIRING SIDEWALK north side. between ID ana Is,
Avenues
18TH WARD SECTION Z 123D STREET PAVING
LAYING CROSSwALKS. CURLING AND FI.ACyt>TNsC
from Amsterdam Avenue the Boulevard
2aND WARD SECTION 4. WEST 9TH STREET
FENCING north side. opposite Nos 40 70 asa
EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT. Comptroller
CITY of New York. March 10. 1902.
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new YORK CENTRAL

90, HARLEM DIVISION
- = n and 335 ? NJ Daily 70 Pitts
Neto ana North Adams a. A n
Pullman Cars all trains.
Trans Illuminated with Pintsch Light
TICKET Offices AZ il3. 2S1 f9fR pruadwav
,,s--9n SO ". 81 Columbus Ave. 1T West f25th
Izih s. and t5Sth St View York. sss and rs
81 and ltH Broadway. E D BROOKLYN
Teephone "fo0 8Sth Street. York Central Can
T-et,. assase checked from hotel residences ~
a n SMITH GEORGE = 74Ncr-rs
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THE People Of the State OF New York. bv the

grace OF God free and independent Virginia Roose
Yelt Samuel NJ Roosevelt. Gertrude L Punnetr Leonne
LsayCraft. Henry Z. Roosevelt Louise D To- CIV \
Roosevelt Samuel p. Outerbridge Frank R Outarbri5ce
and OF kin OF Mary Roosevelt deceased
greeting Whereas Frederick Roosevelt OF
aeles Onondaga County. New York lately applied TO
Surrogaes Court OF our County Of York have
certain instrument IN writing relating real and
property duly proved Tesra-
m Mary J. Roosevelt. late County Of New
York deceased therefore you Of YOU are ced ~
before the Surrogate OF County York
his office in the County Of New York 11th dav
Of April, thousand nine hundred hal
past o'clock IN the forenoon OF that day then ana
attend the probate OF the said last viii
men such OF hereby cited. unde-
he twenty-one required 70 appea- nv
guardian. II have II none n
appear apply for be appointed the event
neglect failure 70 do guardian be
pointed by the Surrogate 10 represent you in
the proceeding.
In testimony whereof he Seal
Surrogates Of the New m ~
here afixed Witness, Hon. FRANK T. FTTZGFRALD
Surrogate OF our said County Of New York. az
said County. the 18th day OF February In ne
o. 81 year OF Lord thousand hundred ana
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN
IS Court
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BALTIMORE E. ohio RAIIR0aT1
WEST SHORE RAIIROAO

4rA4ns leave Franklin St Station Yors rsl-
lows ana % min later foot West 42d y R.
-, - A S--FQr INTERN points Albany s Mont'L
u - a - 1-Sis9n tiiv- K Mob Express
.l-U0 = M--Chlcago Express
"a M-t9nt Lin fer Detroit Chicago ST LouiA
IS-t9 = 40 For Hudson River Points & A!banV
-o!9 = M-Eor Roch- Buffalo. Cleve'd < ChicaEo
" 10 = A-Eor Roch-. Buffalo, Detroit & 81 L5uis
-s.l9 = M--FQr Syra-. Roch-, Mag Falls 3
-Lally- TLally- except sunday Leaves HrookIv1
mex. No. at 7lO-45 A. NJ. No 1905 T.. M I@sv,
Jersey city. P r R. sta. No. I I'll A NJ NS =
al tS35 p NJ Time tables principal hotels ana &c.
Baggage checked from hotel residence wescots *
A. n SMITH LaNErpr
Gen1 Superintendent. Cenl Pass'r Ar.1s
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHELADELPHIA
I'4.c5 $500. 200 .lO.JO. .II-50 a u ia I'm
COZ, $40 40. s'4op. a 80 =
$500. S+g.2 P NJ. 10 udr '-0'f i'-~e-
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
IS %. 5000. ~ll3O A. II. 100 rI3trZ = n % a.
100 p N. 81 IS ~ '@oes
Orces: Liberty 81 Ferry. South Ferry III as1 aaa
1900 l55t Say ls2 9th Ave 737 6tu Ave - Union a.
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