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PING PONG ANKLE.
From American

From American Medicine
The fascinating game of ping pong, 1t seems.
has an even wider vogue If possible, in England
than with U.S. AS in every instance when people
unused to much muscular activity take up an
unaccustomed form OF exercise enthusiastical-
~ painful conditions of joints especially in
the ankles and wrists have developed in those
devoted to the game. The ping pong ankle is
quite fashionable in London at the present time,
and will be with US soon. IL II is not already
here. At times, besides the painful condition,
there is actual swelling due to the fact that the
unusual exercise causes irritation and low grade
Inflammation I'm the bursas of the tendons around
the ankle II is least a fortunate thing that
the true etiology of the affection Is recognized
and that 1T is not called rheumatism, as is so
often the case with obscure joint pains. Occu-
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GUARD NOT IN MANEUVRES.
THE 18TH ESPECIALLY DISAPPOINTED
SUBSISTENCE ONLY NEEDED.

Great disappointment is felt in National
Guard circles that the State militia is to have
no part in the army and navy manouvres
which were outlined in The Tribune yesterday.
This Is the more humiliating because the Massa-
cusetts militia is to take part The deepest feel
ing Of disgust is among the members Of the 18th
Regiment, which Is heavy artillery command
and, with the LIST Heavies, Massachusetts Vol
unteer Militia, the only volunteer command Of
heavy artillery in the country. Both regiments
served during the Spanish war, and are natu-
rally rivals.
1t is correspondingly hard. therefore, for the
local regiment to have to give up the affair be-
cause the State will not appropriate the neces-
sary funds at the time the Massachusetts troops
are provided for. So anxious the regiment
TO serve that officers and men volunteered their
services without pay. The United States Gov
eminent through the Navy Department. agreed
to provide transportation. and subsistence
all that it was necessary to supply. AS
rangement for this could be made the project
fell through and there will be Newly ork
National Guard troops engaged in the ma
nnuvres which have for their purpose the de-
Tending of this city.
Colonel David E. Austen of the 18th Regi-
ment who was seen by a Tribune reporter yes
terday, expressed great disappointment at the
enforced absence of the New-YOrk troops. and
i regard 1t a great opportunity lost said
he. This was a chance that we wanted. 1t
furnished the opportunity of gaining invaluable
experience in the handling OF the big guns and
in the general practice. Our command only
goes to camp once in two years, and our men
change at the rate of 33 per cent year. The
result is that every camptime two-thirdS of our
regiment is green material The Massachusetts
regiment whose record in the war was deemed
inferior to ours is TO be provided for by its
State. My command volunteered to give the
time, and only subsistence a matter Of about
$4,000. was needed. 1t was failure to secure
this that forced stay out
At the headquarters of the Department Of the
East, Governors Island, little definite in
formation regarding the plans could be
cured. No general orders have yet been issued.
A few special details have probably been made.
The officers there expressed great interest in the
experiment, and discussed the details with
thusiasm They seemed surprised learn that
there would be no New-York troops, II had
generally been believed that at least one regi-
ment would take part. There viii probably be
no definite orders issued until after the retire
ment of General Brooke, on July 81. With Gen
eral MacArthurs coming operations will prob
ably begin at once.
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patton neuroses of the most varied kinds occur
that follow type described in the textbooks,
and this would seem to be a characteristic
example of them. Rest is the best form OF
treatment for the new ping pong tenosynovitis-
a medical term that is sure to be popular, be-
cause 1t is sphinxlike and mouth filling. For
the prophylaxis of the affection il is especial
ly important that the ankles should be sup
ported by reasonably firm, snug. we'll fitting
high shoes. High heeled house slippers and
very low cut shoes predispose to the occurrence
OF this kind of strain. The new affection Is
an interesting type of certain subpatholOgic
conditions. most of them related more or less
closely to good old fashioned tiredness that the
fads OF fashion have been bringing to physi-
clans for treatment in recent years.
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ARMY MANGUvREs AT FORT RILEY
MILITIA FROM ALL THE STATES INVITED
TO TAKE PART-CORBIN's LET
TER TO ODELI.
LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE


Washington July 1O-The first official act OF the
new Army War College taken to-day in let
ter addressed by Adjutant General Corbin TO the
Governors Of all the States of the Union. formally
inviting them take part by their National Guards
in the army field evolutions at Fort Riley.
Kansas late in September. The officers OF the
War College at their first session to-day drew up
tentative plans for comprehensive campaign
a larger scale than has been in the
United States and similar IN respects TO the
great field maneuvres held annually in England.
France and Germany The immense OF the
Fort Riley reservation will be utilized and practi
cal conditions Of warfare will be closely Initiated.
the nucleus of the opposing forces being several
siege and light batteries. two battalions OF cavalry
and at least three regiments OF infantry. all from
the regular service. 1t is hoped that many
six regiments of the National Guard from neigh
boring States Will increase the forces TO thou
sand Staff officers from nearly all the States
too distant TO send troops expected to attend
the encampment and profit by witnessing the evou-
lions.
General Corbins letter TO Governor Odeu is as
follows:
War Department Adtutant Generals, ONCE.
To the Governor. State of New-York -''-'
manoeuvres on the government reservation at Fort
Riley. Kansas about the end Of September. 1t is
than division of nine regiments of infantry. and
from the various States The cavalry and artillery
contngents will be furnished by the regular army
The Secretary of War regrets that the legislation
known as the Dick Militia bill did reach the
Senate in time for action before adjournment
last session. and the department will not he able
this wear to give that assistance to the militia reg
iments participating in the manuuvres which the
Secretary had hoped TO extend TO them; however.
II Is thought that the great good to from
such Joint manceuyres may prove sufficient in
ducement to the States, particularly those I'm the
immediate vicinity or within easy Communicative
OF Fort Riley. Kansas to have portion of their
organized militia mobiliZed at that point. instead
of in their usual encampments
The Secretary of War desires 10 extend the inv-
Il n fFQG
as be arranged for with the understanding that
the United States cannot at the present time pay
of the expenses of the movement, but that the
quartermasters, subsistence. medical and other
staff departments will be directed furnish at the
regulation price any subsistence other articles
which may be required for of these organiza-
lions during the manpuVres. In organized
bodies can be designated to participate in the
manoeuvres, the Secretary would be pleased TO
have officer detailed to attend the proposed ex
ercises, in the hope that his observation NAV lead
10 increased interest hereafter. Very respectfully,
II. c.. CORBIN,
Adjutant General, Major General T. s A
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n1HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

l. YORK. by the grace Of God free and independent
to HartshOrne Leeds, Ella l. Moore. FlOrencs
Godfrey. Jessie Godfrey Jackson. k9te 4 Moore. Ad
Moore Lee. Faith Moore. Henry DcNman James Reilly.
II. Aldrich. Wilson Godfrey. Louise
NJ GODFREY Adoniram Judson Paritt. Mile ROdes
estate Of John G.
late OF the County OF New York. deceased. creditors
legatees next Of kin otherwise send greeting: You
ana each Of YOU hereby cited and required per-
sonay to and appear before our Surrogate OF the
County Of York. the Surrogares' Court OF
County. held at the County Court House IN The County
ten O'Clock in forenoon Of that day, then there
10 attend settlement Of the account Of
cseSnTs of John w. Simpson and Thomas TEACHER as
executors OF the last VIII and Testament Of said de-
ceased. and such OF you hereby cited. n
under the age tentyOne years. are required
Sv vorr Guardian II YOU one, n none
10 appear and apply for be appointed. in
o. neglect failure 10 do guardian viii
appointed by the Surrogate to represent and act for
YOU in proceeding
In testimony whereof have caused the Seal
surogaes Court OF the said County OF New York to -
hereunto affixed ,--- - . =
a Surrogate OF said County. tia
o New York the I'd June
OF Lord thousand
hundred and
] FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk OF the SurrOgate's Court
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O1tanuus.


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
l. York by the grace OF God free and independent =,
Cleveland, individually, AND as EXecutrx
last VIII of Lucia A. Cleveland deces.a5
Henry d Cleveland. individually and Executor OF ~
Mary L. Reid Henry c. Brown. The Home for Incurah.'
The Shetering Arms The Association for the Relief :;
Respectable Aged and INDECENT Females Cftv =,
York. The Luke's Home for INDECENT Chrfs,ts-
Females City of New York The Sailors Club az
Reading n the City OF Marseles, France ~
Farmers Loan and Trust Company OF the City OF
York all persons interested in the Estate Il,
Cleveland late of the County Of New York s
ceased creditors. esatees. next OF kin Otherw
send greeting OF hereby cited an
required personally be and appear before Suref
County Of New York. the SUrrOgates Court ~
County. held the County Court House Cp
Of York the 23rd day Of September 1872 q,
O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day then
attend judicial settlement Of the
OF proceedings Augustus c. Brown Trustee undar
VIII and Testament OF said deceased, such
twenyOne years required appear by your guars
ian If YOU have one if none to appear an
apply for be appointed. in the OF your
failure do guardian viii be appointe5
Surrogate and for the pro
ce6ding.
In testimony whereof have the Seal Of the
Surrogate's said County of New 70 H.
hereunto affixed Witness. Hon. Abner c
Thomas, Surrogate OF orr said County, az
IL 81 the County OF New York the 9Th day OF JuIv
in the wear OF Lord thousand uins
hundred and
]. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN,
Clerk Of the Surrogates' Court
MAURICE BREEEN. Attorney for Petitioner, 40 Broad
way. Borough OF Manhattan, New York City.
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ison. of Auburn. and A. ].

and Frank Richardson, of Auburn and A. j.
Agnew, of New-York
After the meeting of the board of trustees II
was announced that the Institution had received
a large gift from friend, whose name was with
held The money will be used to build two new
buildings one of which will be used for court
mouse and Jail ana the other for CAPITOL
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STORAGE NOTICE.

TORKVILLE STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
l63 and i65 East S4th-st-To Mrs Brady.
Mr. Gedney +. kremer. Mr.. OHare. II
l-arktn. NJ. Bucket. II. Kern. Mrs. O'Netl,
J. MCGrail. William Powell. q. r. MCKen-
ma. Mrs. McCauly. Mrs. sherry: You are
hereby notified that the time for the pay
ment Of my lien upon the property herein
after described having expired and after
due notice thereof had been given you. l
VIII cause such property to Wit: Household
goods. personal effects and merchandise
stored by you in my warehouse To be sold
at public auction according 10 the statute
In such case made and provided. in G.
MerIs auction room. 1j5 East 125th-st-.
commencing Tuesday, July Is. 1902. and
continued every Tuesday until sale is com
plete. YORKNILLE STORAGE WARE
HOUSE. y. W. WOOD. Proprietor.
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5nrroeates Nohres.

WON PAPE, ERNST-IN PURSUANCE ~
an order OF Hon. Abner c. Thomas a s,r-o.
the County OF New York. Notice hereby yivs- O
persons having claims ainst Ernst Won Pape lsta a.
the County OF New York. deceased to present &c OF
with thereof the subscribers at their
transacting business. the office William lace Of
7SS way. Room ID Borough OF Manhsrrs, 70.
York City before the day OF JanuarT New
Dated New York. July 3rd. 1902 -''O
WILLIAM GREVET
NATHANIEL DOYLE
ROBERT Ia FRANCE
,.a,,-,z Executors
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New YORK C,v-Si
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GIFT TO GEORGE JUNIOR REPUBLIC.

COURTHOUSE. JAIL AND cAPIToL'To BE BUILT AT
FREEVIILE.
Ithaca n. Y, July 10.-The seventh anniversary
of the founding of the George Junior Republic was
celebrated the Freevile home OF the institution
near this city, to-day.
Large numbers of friends, including prominent
men from different parts OF the State who have
watched the growing of the sociological
pertinent, present Addresses were made by
J. D. Henneck, OF Syracuse: Thomas 81. Osborne
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SAI.E.-Beams. channels. angles. tees.
ices, plates. bars cast and steel columns
and I rails constantly on hand: immediate
delivery. Department A. JOHN EICHLEAY
JR.. CO. Pittsburg Pa
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CARPET CLEANING.

n. & D. w. WILLIAMS
ass w. SAITH ST. G 6Si; aSs
CARPET CLEANING. Established 1870
w, WILLIAMS z S9N
2TN w. 77Ira ST. E Fil. I'D
CARPET CLEANING EstaoI'shti 80
C1VTTI-I, CARPET CLEANING, Co
leans by compressed air. steam, hand OF
-, tiGHr 5aS broadway. 42l East +eth 81
cor, x BRANDT Tel. l32 ISL.
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9nsfrnrfloN.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.

IRVING INSTITUTE Military. Tarrytown-o tud-
son, N Y-Summer coaching for college eXarnination'
July August Fall term Sept. "a J. ~ Furrnan. Prin
NTAPLEWOOD, Concordville, Pa.-Location beautiful:
VI elevated healthy prepares for business or college
S29i Every year Legislatures In other schools-oe,
students. Department FOR small
BOYS No tobacco. J. SHORTLLDGE Oale). A. M. Prin-
TIME HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. Worcester.
L Mass-47th year. Heathful location. Generous
table Preparation college, scientific business life
Newly equipped Large athletic field. Small
classes. The Rt Rev. ALEXANDER II. VINTON. d. D.,
Visitor. JOSEPH ALDEN SHAW, A. NJ, Head Master
yI,HE WEANTINAUG SCHOOL FOR BOYS
New-Miford Litchfeld Co. Conn.
Preparation for business and College Rev. F. b
Draper, Head Master. New Buildings Modern equip
n-ent. Refers by permission to Mrs VIM d. Black.
Patroness of Ingleside.
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ance Of an order OF Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald. a
Surrogate County OF New York. Notice is hereby
given TO all persons having Martha F. Yer
Vaen the County OF New York. deceased. to
with vouchers thereof subscriber
transacting business. the office OF Trax
Roberts. I4l Broadway, Borough OF Man.
CITY New York. before the 2sth day Of
October. 1902.
Dated New York. the oath day of April. 1902.
JACOB A. FELTER.
TRUAx, WATSON & ROBERTS. Executor.
Attorneys for Executor
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publlr Noures.

WANTED, FOR U. S. ARMY. ARTr
W bodied unmarried men, between ages Of q ~ a.
citizens of United States good and terno
habits. who can speak and English 20 a
Formation apply Recruiting Officer % Third A.
Cortandt St. 29S Eighth Ave, TO5 Sixth Ave. n y -
363 Fulton Brooklyn - "
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DRESSMAI<ING.

rssCUTTING and millinery system.au-
Lii thought: pays better than other
,raGcs. night school, Monday w ednesIay'
FRIDAY: s. 80 starts you VI ~ " i-i-''
91n o1S GtE-aNe
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as IRVING PLACE. .,,.
large and small furnished rooms , a,1s
beard ~ desired: by day or Week. NN''"e
summer months: terms moderate.
II EAST PATH ST, Madison SGuare)-,ooi
comfortable double and single l'"'''' .
permanent transient. references.
Sc TO On EAST a0TH-ST.-F hotel &C
Communications: light rooms with break
fast and table d'hote dinner, includlhs
wine for So per week Full value
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HELP WANTED.
afsIs.

MsIs.
ATrENTIONi-Men wanted: by doing an
easy work you can travel 10 England for
%, 81. German. $40. and Africa. $25. also
Iree transportation. return passage. AT
LANTIc SHIPPING OFFICE ll5 lst-st.
AIIENIlONl-Men wanted. cheap trip all
principal European ports. London. Liver
pool Glasgow. HUI. also free transpor;a-
Qon procured. Apply shipping OH res,
'Intun-st-. or p West-st New-YCrk.
AZ rye. i"rGt$AI. opportunity - 0ftered
TO a middle aged man OF good address 10
engage In high class newspaper subscrip-
ton canVassing: good weekly salary guar
anteed and liberal commission paid In adit-
ton. Address. stating experience and Civ
ing references. g. Il. X. TT hume Ottice.
20 YOUNG MEN from New-Yorz and vicin-
ity az once 10 prepare for positions in the
Government Service. Apply 10 INTER
STATE CORES. INST. Cedar Rapids. Ia
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HELP WANTED.
Female
GIRLS WANTED. Stage. chorus ballet.
also specialties; amateurs preferred: ex-
perience unnecessary. FLYNN. los West
S1th-st.
WANTED.-SwedIsh or German cook and
laundress for country. Apply 33 East
9th-st.. 10 n 0clock. Saturday.
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reflective AGENCY.

,rCr-IIOUGH ex-United States Secret
:" Se~yIce Ofiler.-Roplng, shado"ing, IN
,.sstigating. strikes looked after; business
confidential. "a Park ROW
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

NANT-FA CTT-RFRS % billiard and poor
tahIas: high grade bowling alley bullle e
lowest prices MARK EEOS.. - Lnlnn -.
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MOOREHOUSE, MARY FIN PURSUANCE
Of an Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surro-
gat OF New York notice hereby given
persons having claims Mary F. Moorehouse
late OF Paris France deceased present the with
vouchers thereof the subscriber at her place OF trans
acting 81 Nassau Street, IN The City OF
New Borough Of Manhattan. before the 18th
day OF August
dated NV York the 10Th day February. 1902.
CHARLOTTE r. MOOREHOUSE. Administrators
WELLS & SNEDEkER. Attorneys Administrative
"a Nassau Street. New York City.
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C Thomas Surrogate OF the County Of
Notice all persons having
claims against Harry d. Smith, late of the County OF
York, deceased. the with vouchers
subscribers their OF transacng
business office No 54S Broadway in the Borough OF Man
haitian in the City or New York before the 2lst
day OF July
Dated New York. 18th dav of January. 1902
RONALD F. RONAR.
JOHN B. SMITH
Dfrfsf rafO
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SOME LIGHT ON PRISON LIFE IN RUSSIA

Convict Life in Sakhalin and Siberia. BY Ben
5anin Howard. With a Preface by Brigadter
General o. o. Howard Emo DID. xxx 3S9.
ID. Appleton & Co.
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Uearbers.
5nrrosates Notlces.
RROWN, ANN Gin PURSUANCE OF AN

RROWN, ANN GIN PURSUANCE OF AN
order OF Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate of
the County OF New York notice is hereby given 10 all
persons having claims against Ann c. Brown. late of the
County Of New York deceased present the same with
vouchers therefor the subscribers their place OF
transacng business namely the office Of Opdyke wilcox
BrstoW, No. 20 Nassau Street in the Borough of Man
haitian, ane cry of New York. before
the 2lst day Of August. 1902.
Dated, the 14h day Of February. 1902.
ROBERT l. BROWN. MARIANA C. COBB. Executors.
OPDNkE, WILCOX & BRISTOW, Attorneys for Elk
ecutors. No. 20 Nassau Street. Borough of Manhattan.
New York city. n. Y.
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5rbool Aaenrles.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"a supplies Professors Teachers Tutors overnesses
etc. 10 Colleges, Schools and Families. Apply
Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG-FULTON % Union Square
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Gnrroqates' Notiees.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate of the County or New
York is hereby given all having claims
against William ID. Whipple late OF the County OF New
York. deceased with vouchers there
Of to the subscriber his place OF transacng business
at the office of Robinson Biddle Ward.
Borough Of Manhattan City Of New York. on or before
the list day December
Dated New York, May, 1902
HERBERT 5. WHIPPLE. Administrator.
ROBINSON, WARD, Attorneys for Admins
traitor. 100 Broadway Borough OF Manhattan. City OF
New York.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate the County OF New
York Notice is hereby given all having claims
against Mary Barnett II County Of New York.
deceased to the with vouchers thereof 70 the
subscriber his place of transactng business at the
office Of William H. Kinker No. 80 Nassau Street. Bor-
ough of Manhattan in the City of New York. or be-
fore the first December
Dated New O May 1902.
PATRICK DOYLE. Administrator.
WILLIAM II KLINKER. Attorney Administrator.
90 Nassau Street. New York
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NTILLIKEN, JAMES-IN PURSUANCE OF
order 81 the Hon. Abner Q. Thomas. a Surro-
of OF York notice hereby given
all having claims against James Milliken
the County OF New York, deceased the
with vouchers thereof the subscriber
transactng business, at the Office Of Shand Shoemaker
& Hedges. No. II broadway. in the Borough Manha-
City Of New York before the Both
TENDER. 1902.
Dated. New York. March 2sh. 1902.
EDWARD F. MILLIKEN. Administrator.
SHILAND. SHOEMAKER & HEDGES. Attorneys
nninistrator. No u Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan
New York City. " Y.
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HOARD AND ROOMS.

ST. ALBANS. DAST SiST-SI
Rooms. single. en suite; doctor oInCe:
prlvate baths. dining room parlor hoo' >
electric light. table hoard.
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HELP WANTED

WANTED. -SwedIsh or German cook and
laundress for country. Apply 30 East
9th-st.. 10 u o'clock. Saturday.
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order OF Hon. Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate Of
the County OF New York notice is hereby given to all
persons having cams against Theresa NJ Btsh late or
the County Of New York deceased 70 present the same
transacting business the office of Frank w Angel No
JIG Nassau Manhattan. in the City OF
New York. before the Both September next
Dated New York. the 2sth day of March 1902.
GEORGE II. BLISH, Administrator
FRANK W. ANGEL. Attorney for Administrator, 116
Nassau Street New York City Borough OF Manhattan.
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ABNER c. THOMAS. a Surrogate OF the County Of
New York notice is hereby given to all having
claims against Emhra Scott Watson. late OF the County
OF New York deceased. TO present the with vouch
thereof the subscriber his place OF ransacting
business at the office of his attorney Edward A. sumner
No 141 Broadway. the City New York. before
the February
Dated New York. day July. 1902.
JOHN T WATSON Jr. Executor.
EDWARD A. SUMNER. Attorney for Executor, 141
Broadway Borough of Manhattan New York City.
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Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County Of
New York notice Is hereby given all persons having
claims against Simon Wolf late Of the County OF New
deceased. the with vouchers there
subscriber her place Of ransactng business
Ninth Avenue Borough Of Manhattan the City
Of New York before the first day of December next
Dated New York. the Sth day Of May, 1902
PAULINE WOLF. Executrtx.
WILLIAM II. KLINKER. Attorney for Executrix So
Nassau Street. New York.