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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-12-30
REYNOLDS OUT.
Cox is the Only Candidate for Judge
In this District.

1t is reported on good authority
that Judge Reynolds of Mineral
county has withdrawn from the
race for supreme Court Judge and
has announced himself for Circuit
Judge. This leaves Frank Cox OF
this place as the only republican
aspirant in, the district. 1t begins
to look like he will be nominated
without opposition. Monougalia has
been given the worst OF it go long
that it is about time that she receiv-
ed something that she asks for
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-12-30
QUEER OCCURRENCE.
The Loss and Recovery of Fraternity
Pin Told in Dream Before the In
cidsnt Occurred.

A well known young married man
of town tells strange circumstance
which recently befell himself and
wife. She wears pretty fraternity
pin at all times. The other morning
she told her husband that she had
dreamed it was lost and found in
the ostoflice. Coming down town
that afternoon she lost the pin.
Search tor t proved unavailing and
she insisted on her husband going
70 the poet office 10 see if It had
turned up there. He walked to the
general delivery window and was
greatly pleased at seeing the pin on
the lapel of one of the clerks. The
pin was identified and taken home
The emblem belonged to a promi
nent Sigma Chi.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-12-30
ALMOST A FIRE.
Gas Left Burning too Strongly Almost
caused Blaze.

On Sunday morning about four
o'clock fire alarm was turned in
Gas left burning in the store room
next the Baptist church got too hot
and started some wood work to
smoking. Seeing this some one
turned in t alarm 1t was not
necessary TO turn on the water as
the fire was out when the firemen
got to the scene. The company
came out promptly.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-12-30
ANOTHER HOLD UPg
John Lawrence Says Blue Eyed Negro
Got his Money but Police Doubt It.

John Lawrence reports that he
was held up and robbed in Green
mont. He says that he was on his
way home and went by way Of the
Walnut street bridge. In front u
Hess Brothers Meat Market he was
confronted by three men. One of
them was a negro very black. heavy
set, with heavy mustaehe and blue
eyes The other two men w,re
white The police discredit the
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-12-30
Some Late Celebrations.

At the M. e. church on Sunday the
children were given nice treat and
appropriate exercises were connected
with the affair The older people en-
joyed IT. as much as the children.
The children Of the Methodist Pro-
testant S. S. gave an interesting pro-
gram Thursday evening, consisting OF
songs, recltations and dialogues. They
were assisted by the choir which rem
dered some very pretty special music.
The chorus song by the little ones
were especially enjoyed. Santa made
his appearance and distributed about
100 lbs. Of candy to the members Of
the school
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-12-30
ALL OFF WITH CHEAT.
Captain Sibert Reports Adversely
More Money Wanted for MOneR-
gahpIa.

In his report to the Secratary..of War,
Captain W. L. Siebert, among other
things, touches upon the improve
ment Of Cheat river in West Virginia.
He says that it is not worthy of i'm
provement by the general government
for the reason that beyond distance
OF 10 miles the river has fall OF
three feet to the mile and the neces-
sary LOCKS and dams would cost too
much to warrant the government in
taking up the project. In regard to
the Monongahela he recommends
that Nos. and be reconstructed on
new locations, the whole work esti-
mated to cost $2,1lS,79l This re-
port was approved by the board of
engineers for rivers and harbors,
which recommended that the next
rivers and harbors bill appropriate
$3.50, 900 and that the Secretary Of
War be authorized to enter into con-
tracts to complete the work at cost
not exceeding Captain Siebert's esti-
mate.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-12-30
AT THE TuRN yEREIN.
New Floor in Dance Hall-Officers
Election on January third.

A dance was given at the Turn
Nerein on Saturday night and there
was very large crowd 10 attendance.
The hall has received a new floor
which Is very great improvement.
A number OF other dances are planned
to take place soon.
The clutcis getting ready fer the
annual election of officers which is to
take place on January the third. II
is expected that there will be a full
attendance and.some lively balloting
onsome Of the, candidates. The cluS is
planning macy provements to be
made 10 the club house during the
coming year.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-12-30
VIII Install Ice Plant.

The MADEIRA Hotel will soon have
an ice plant. The owners OF the
hotel are now examining plants and
will soon install one. They arc
rapidly putting in every thing need
ed for the comfort of their guests
and the efficiency Of the service
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-12-30
Should Know What Is Going On.

BrownsvlIIe Clipper.
The Uniontown Standard editor
tally remarks that a very large
percentage of school teachers neither
take nor regularly read the daily OIL
even The weekly Newspapers de
plorable stat o! affairs, because i,
is expected that they should be
eager to know what is going on each
day 1t is good thing that tn,
matter has been lhus stated as 6
reform may be brought about by
those teachers who have been sc
neglected. of their duty, as well as
the example to their scholars.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-12-30
HELD FOR COURT.

Jesse James ana his Ilrate OfeW
will have TO Tell the Court about
Their Escapades.
Lawrence Danser who is king of
the bandits bold arrested the other
night was held for court in the sun
of 81, 200 which he has not yet been
able TO give. Charles Myers and
Ben Barthlow we're held under bonds
OF $500 which they furnished.
Clarence Jamison and William
Santee the other members of the
band will be given hearing tomor-
row afternoon at four o'clock. The
hearings all came before Squire
Shoemaker.
1t was reported that a warrant
had been issued for another lad who
had been engaged in the robberies
but Squire Shoemaker says this is
not true.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-12-30
MORMONs ARE "wARNED."
Hickory Switches Admenish Them to
Make Themselves Scarce.

Two Mormon elders have been
preaching near Chenille, In Gilmer
county. Yesterday morning they
found two lunches Of hickory switch
es at their door with note warning
them to leave the community within
48 hours. They refused to 90, and
the owner OF the house where they
we're staying said he would protect
them.
This morning a bundle OF switches
was left at his door with note say
iug II the Mormons were at his house
tonight the switches would be used on
him. The Mormons departed.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-12-30
BAD NEGRO CAUGHT.
Cut His Wife and Skipped the Town
but Found and is on Ills Way Back.

Dick Alias Henry Miller, is on
his way back to Morgantown with
Chief Price who arrested him this
morning at Indian Creek near Con
nellsville. The negro assaulted his
wife with a knife in the MADEIRA
Hotel some time ago and ran away.
Pope Theodoroff began to hunt for
him and locaIed him finally. A re-
cushion was secured and he was
captured hy Mr.. Price who went after
him yesterday. The officer and
prisoners will arrive this evening.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-12-30
Second Degree Murder.

James Swaney of Haydentown who
killed Bill Turner was convicted OF
murder ia the second degree. He
will be sentenced shortly In tne
meantime he was released on bail and
is at home with his family.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-12-30
Ilnioptown Busted.

The treasury Of Uniontown is emp
tr an'i the council had TO borrow
$1,000 the other night to pay polio.
md other coatipgeot expenses
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-12-30
Prizes Awarded.

Prizes were offered in the bowling
alley and shooting. gallery at the
MADEIRA. They were awarded in the
former to A. j. Powell, Mr.. Wiles,
and Saul Frum in the order named
and in the latter to to H. r. Bricher,
Frank Canoe and A. J. Powell.
Bricker had II centers in nis score.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-12-30
Two Wreck Victims Known Here.

ALVIN Protzman of Morris Cross
Roads aud Joseph Shellhouse OF
Rochester, Pa, were killed in the
Dawson wre. k. They are both well
known in town. The latter was one
OF the FIST glass workers &, come
here ami h, icip inel n Mor@nntowu
several ,ears
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-12-30

ANY Book yon want. II we don'i
have 1t we get ", That's the Acme's
motto
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-12-30
New MIL at rhillppi.

j. M. Chaplin, of this place has
been in consultation with w. G.
Keys and others at Philippi relative
to establishing wood working mill
there. The place needs an estah
lishment of this kind very badly and
it is probable that Mr. Chaplin will
be interested in the move.
GA - TO I a.
Bears tho HIhs Kind You Have A!xaE Bought
Signature e &xH7zlzfN
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-12-30

AN oyster supper at home is one OF
the incest things imaginable. Call At
the cafe Kaszer and try some OF the
hne oysters they have for sale
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-12-30

lax, the new and popular drink Al
Cafe Esszer,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1903-12-30

In few weeks goods for spring.
suits will arrive. In the meantime
All X. Smith wants to get rid Of all
stock on hand and in order to do
this he is offering taylor made suits
at cost. Call and look at what he
has to offer
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
rrOrK EXCHANGE CLOSED
pus;uess in Money and Sterling
IndctiUe.
THE FINANCIAL MARKETS.

,-,-h,,siness was transacted in the stock mar
-. yesterday. owing to the observance of Good
,ssav. The banks were open. as usual hut
,oticallv nothing done in the loan mar
- Discussion of the Northern Securities de-
.s,ons among bankers who came 10 Wall Street
- a most optimistic tone the ground being
..,,sn that the speedy action of the circuit
.,rr. was blessing in disguise. as it brought
..e matter before the Supreme Court for ad-
,,,ctn,ent and placed the railroad men in po-
.,.;on 10 make plans that would not conflict
-s,b the law as interpreted by the court. 1t is
-ot thought likely that important liquidation
,,11 develop in the stock market next week al
.housh it is admitted that the bear element
iii erdeavor 10 bring about lower prices. In
-bursday's market the decline was checked by
r,rnort from prominent market interests and
ss the greater part Of the selling on that day
as for short account the market will doubtless
,,x a further rally on Monday unless heavy
Inside selling should develop There really is
IN reason for the sacrifice OF good stocks and
,o,ds az current quotations. Conditions af-
.Acting the actual worth of securities have not
,ssn damaged by the ruling of the court on the
s,s+ Of the Northern Securities Company to
LIS the control through stock ownership of the
,,orthern Pacific and Great Northern COM
,-iAs and the reckless talk that is heard in
so-,e Quarters regarding the effect that the de-
,isson will have corporations and COM
hnations in general will not upset American
,,sustrial activity It is a good thing for the
courts 10 point out any violation of the law on
-be part Of corporations.
To-6av's bank statement will have the benefit
of large gain in cash on the interior move
r,ent Of currency. A year ago loans decreased
&c ss1 600. cash increased S10S 600. and reserve
hove legal requirements increased 81, ,922,2 ,225.
:, does not appear likely that loans have ex-
handed this week, and unless there has been
. jsrge increase in this item surplus reserve
o,7br 20 show material expansion. The gen
s-al rosition Of the money market is sound.
s,s-lirg exchange is easing. Trade reports
csived last night reflected industrial activity
IN eli lines Of industry.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
Financial.
S3.OOO.OOO.
CERTIFICATES INDEBTEDNESS
of the Government of the
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.

April !, 1SOS
direction the Of Var and do on tss behalf Of Of
Insuisr Affairs of Department invites BIDS Tor
of the government of the Philippine Islands
authorized by of Congress entitled An ~ 70
establish standard of provide for coinage
svsIem in the philippine islands, approved March
1908 the Philippine Commission nuhoefeu
6e6. enacted March 2S. 1903
form. in the denomination of $1,000: they
viii dated May I. 1898 bearing interest ST. at
able quarterly, and will be redeemabie IN
one year nfter date of issue i'm gold coin 1f
anfy Trust Company of New York, depositary
o the funds of the Philippine Islands In the
City of New York.
BY the terms of the Congress these certificates
ARE EXEMPT FROM THE PAYMENT OF ALL
TAXES OR DUTIES OF the government ] GI 'r r Of the
United States well as IRON
local authority the United States or in the PhpPe
Islands
Subscriptions will payable upon notification OF ac
Company York deposary for lnsuar @ a., d
delivery Certificates will be nade py said ifuS' ~
pany
The Secretary of the Treasury authoriI1es 1
The statement that these Certificates of In
debtedness will be accepted by the Ireasu
Department as security Tor depSsHn t T.. .3ionaI ~
banks Whenever further deposits may be he
made. and may mt any time pc sn M rit~ for for
deposit on condition that the GovernmeMn mi
bonds thus released be used as secunt!S i"'
additional national bank note circui'eao"'
The Secretary of War right TO reject any
and subscriptions All bids for subscrptIonS must o
received at the War Depa1tment ,I % 1909
No bids for subscriptions received after that date ana
hour will be considered e o
pHIIJPPINE TEMPORARY CERTIFICATES
OF INDEBTEDNESs. and addressed to the Bureau OF
CLARENCE R. EDWARDS.
L. s Army, Chief OF Bureau
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
Bankers posted rates were;

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New-or Orleans - Conn
-s-,isl n. discount: bank 81 premium. San Fran
-, sight 12Lsc: telegraph. 15c. Boston-2'c dis
c,- C7rsrIestorl-Bu Buying. 1-16c premium; selling,
"a, n-snliurn Chicago-4ac premium. Cincinnati
Es-Uesn hanks 5oc discount; over the counter 9oc
premium savannah-Buyins, soc discount; selilng'
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
THOMAS. sAMUEL-IN PURSUANCE OF

an order of Hon Frank T Fitzgerald. surrogate Of
YORK notice j. hereby
cons having claims against Samuel Thomas the
County of New York deceased TO present the with
vouchers thereof To the subscribers their place Of
trsnsactng business the ONCE OF PeckhaEl Miller
EInr No Il. Rroadwsy Borough Of Manhattan. city of
New YORK on the fifteenth day OF October 1893
Dated New York the MS 9s9 81 ep,ti. I'' ,,v-
EDWARD X IffpAAS. tfEoRtfE
MAfT-t-TIoC-H MILLER Executors
PECKHAM MILLER KING. Attorneys for Ann Au
g,Ista Thomas Edward r. Thomas George Macculloch
Niisr " Brosdway Borough Of Manhattan, City OF New
York
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
\ r1-RsI1.NCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

i .,u.x - rhora. a Surrogate Of the County o New
VII notice is hereby given TO all persons having
9trs, c;srIes Ensslhard late Of the County OF
@ ~ Sscsassd 20 present the with vouchers
thereof 20 the subscriber AT ne Piae- OF adhsactlns
STrsst Borough of Manhattan N tne Lty % New f"'A
neE - p ,or- Tie Isrh day OF September next
0A Ara,sd New York 9Th cay OF Maren 1915
bsteu -" AoiN- Ir-WIS HoPNER. Executor.
ssrKETT 4 LANG Attorneys ,:r Executor % Nassau
- St Borough u Manhattan y. T. CITY
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
Financial Elections.
,ner Ere In.uranc> Comnnnx.

The Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Company,
Third Avenue. ccrner Ninth Street,
York. April IL. 1903.
A n ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS AND IN
spectors of Election held Monday, the
thirteenth day of April the Office of the Company
Polls open from IL m. TO l o'clock D.
Il. CANDIDUS, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11

Il csUaneous supplies War Department Washington.
proposals in duplicate VIII he Re
cstveA here MAY {. 1853 ana then openso.
t,,rriehtnq stationery and miscellaneous supplies
- lSl T-,sSss scans towels ct-l for War Depart
a,t Ts,-ssus ana Offices during year ending June 30 1904
application Proposals must oe
- e+vores fnf0rSed Proposals FOR Stationery and
!p~orosaIs for miscellaneous supplies respectively ana
addressed 70 n. r. THORP C'hi@f of supply DIV
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
uAYssEN HERMANN jim PURSUANCE

OF an order of Hon Frank T Fzgersd s sgrr0sal1 % a
persons having claims against Hemann j. Hansen ia.
ths Countg OF York deceased 70 present tne
the Subscribers at tlsl
place transacting business flS s =, %
before The 2Oth dav Of June next Dated. New iOFs
day Of DesenDer Isv<
FRANCIS Q. HANSEN. r XII Il HILL" ENaA~D "AO'a
Administrators &c al.
MATTHEW II FULLY Attorney for Adnirtstrators 4l5
broadway Borough OF Manhattan the CITY OF Ne"
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

,ro>-FY NARKET-Money on call nominally 81
- cent Time money was quoted at 5l7 per cent
<i1--r 70 ninety days and 81 per cent for longer
-s-ie5s Commercial paper was quoted at 51aG6
=, cent for sixty 10 ninety days Endorsed bills,
:, e. -, rent f7r choice four to six months bills
.,5 g., per cent for others
FoRF1GN EXCHANGE.-Market firm. Actual
.t.ssrr rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11

- n-e,x york-Tral desired in New York County
a,L G; Peace plaintiff, against louisiana Peace. de-
Summons. Acton Scr absolute divorce
~ ero7f ~ aduitsry- To the above named defendant;
nc hereby summoned the complaint IN th5
scrion and ot answer on ths plain
DAYS after the service OF rhts
of service and or
Sr failure appear answer, judGsn. VIII p taken
sz YOU by default the relief demanded IN the CON-
plant
EVERETT T. CTIAPPELL. Plainti6s Attorney
address. No 53S Broadway Borough
~ MAMMALIAN. York city. New York
aboys-uau1ea defendant louisiana Peace: The
by publication pur
s,snt 10 an order the Hon Charles r MaeLean
OF the of New York
dated February 25th 1893 and fled with ne summons
snd SorpIant on the day the New York County
CLERKS ofHce CoInty Court House IN the Borough
Of Manhattan. city County and state cf New York
EVERETT T CsIAPPELIA Plaintiffs Attorney
az ROADWAY Borough Manhattan. New York City.
York
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
m PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner C Thomas. suIr,zats q the County OF
caIr,I aS.nst Catharir- OF the County OF
New, YorL deceased present he same with vouchers
-LarAo, subscriber. hi place OF uanSdcting
tsness AT the Office Mitchell & Mitchell Nos ~ ana
Street in The CITY OF Ne" ioEA VI Oi Ne'O'~
the 18th day OF August next ,-. ,a,a
AN - FREEMAN BLOODGOOD Executor
MITCHELL. 4 MITCHELL. Attornsys Tor ExscutHr; 1Jrs
Nos a & f6 Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan. Cl'S
O YO-l
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
,E,pTT MARGARET-IN PURSUANCE
Notice of Summons.
>-rW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
" ,-,- yorL-Frsnk AddieE. Plaintiff. against Maria
,uas Tsfsr1 -SunrnonsFo the above named de-
i'c9u ~, are hereby answer the com
str :, this action and serve copy or your answer
within twenty DAYS a1ter tns
a ~ This summons. exclusive Of the day or servs
sD5 in case Of your failure 70 appear or answer Juds
nent will taken against you % osta4i'' iVF ~ 'l
demanded IN the compliant
Dated 9Th 1905 -
C"IANNON PRESS
Post Once address Nc ~ "aii ~'ie7'' H'''47i "a
varbattsu York Civ
To Maria Jacques Defendant Ma4arns Ihe foregoing
o,s iz ssryad upon bv publication pursuant ~
% or1sr N Hon Samuel Greenbaun Justice or me Su
e-s court Of the of New York. dated me 2sth
4sI ~ March 1aN3 and hlet with he complaint n -
the CIar< % County OF New YORK AZ me
i Sin r,crr+ House in the CITY York. Boroush
NJs1bar+s1. on 3Oth day OF March. 1893
rSsts5 New York March 3Oth. 1903. Yours. &.
r CHANNO% PRESS, Plaintiffs Attorney. 10 Val
Street Borough Of Manhattan. View York Cfty
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
THURSDAYS CLOSING PRICES.

F7r the convenience Of readers. ThursdaY CLOS
s,r r-iccs on The stock Exchange are reprinted;
paho AMI nFHFR STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
C,HARLOTTE g. MILLER--IN PURSU

- ance Of order Of Hon Frank 7. Fitzgerald.
siye 10 all persons having claims against Charlotte G.
late OF County of New York deceased. 10
vouchers thereof the subscriber
her place transacting business the office OF her
artor Edward F Brown. ESQ. No Is Wall Street,
Borough of Manhattan city of New York before
The tventy-hrst day Of September next.
York, the twelfth day OF March 1893
MARY A BURGOYNE. Executrix
BROWN. Attorney for Executrix. IS Wall
street Borough o Manhattan. N. Z City.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
Dividend Notices.

HoMEsTAKE MINING CoMPANn
It-Ti DING; Is BROAD STREET,
MiiA<9 NEW YORK, April 9th. 1908
DIVIDEND NO. 352. ,.-,> ,,Y,
,YIr DUcu-J Ar MONTHLY DIVIDEND Of
TWENTY-FIVE ,2s CENTS PEP SHIRE Ee5c9 Res 9ef in
declared for March payable at the IFansie % , on ,ls
- On tba 25th inst Transfer books ciose oh VIE
18Th inst 1orrHsBERY & co. Transfer Agents
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11

DRoPosALs-r.- S. DEPARTMENT or

DRoPOSALS-U. s DEPARTMENT OF
Il .,c.,,ure Once u Secretary. Washington.
Ten2.-Sealsd proposals viii be received
= ,sS ofee of the DisbursinE clerk until ? m Non
8 fgEa furnishing supplies during the nscsl
1904 follows: stationery anora-
- lumber and packing boxes fnei and Ice painters
furniture and frames forage car sssis
sroons brushes etc aeNsrpots cleaning carpets
e,c uil hardware. faxs. IN
-ss-rs towers lanterns printing and hthosrapn
waste paper Full information furnished
liS DshurSinE Clerk to the Weather
Ssl-@a, ds sealed and addressed 70 ne secrs
,~rtculfrr-. accordance with instructiors gwen
tary - ,. - Sa5,,7ss JAMES WILSON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11

Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County OF
New Work notice hereby given all persons having
claims against Christopher NJ Bell late Of Newport. in
the stare of Rhode Island deceased the
thereof to the subscriber her place OF
business Office OF Dewitt. Lockman
Da1yftt No IS Nassar Street in the Borough OF Man
rattan In the city Of New York before the 10th
T dated New York November 2sth. 1902
@ ~ MARY BELL. ExecU,1r.
DEWITT I.oCKMAN & DEWITT Attorneys for Exec-
No street Borough Of Manhattan.
York City. N Y
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
tuSHMAN. EPHRAIM HOLBROOk.-IN

" pursuance order Of Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald
srogste of the County New York notice is hereby
eysn o All persons having against Ephram Hol
6rook Cushuian of the County of New York. de
with vouchers thereof to the
Subscribers at place transacnE business at the
sics ~ Edward a Freshman Nassau Street in
the city of York. before the 18th day OF sep
Dated New York the 18th day of March 1903.
J0SEPH w CUSHMAN. HOWARD CUSHMAN. JAMES
s. CJSHMAN. Executors
EDWARD A. FRESHMAN. Attofrey LOT EAseutorS Iio
Street, New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11

Abner C Thcnss. Surrogate of the County Of New
York hereby given 10 all persons having claims
Rerckmaus. late of the County OF New
the with vouchers thereof
place OF transactins business
20 the oface ~ David D. Duncan Broadway.
the City of New York. before the 18th day OF
May next. .oo,
ESTELLE l. BERCkMANS. Executrix
DAVID d DUNCAN; Attorney Tor Executrix lsS Broad
New N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11

- Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County of
Nsv York is hereby given all persons having
cIss against Joseph A. Dean late of the County OF
New Work the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber his place Of transacng
S,sinsss AZ the office Bloomfield Litte. No n Wall
Street in the City of New York on or before the fifth
T Tsts5 Nav York OF January. 1908
RI ISONFIFI.D IITTEII Attorney for Executor. II Wall
York City
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11

a ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions for ms rro0as
n wed att their Uptown once
- NO I.sssi4 BROADWAY
.evsrttssnnenfs VIII the following branch
effc~s az regular once until oeiosk m. W.
I'D 15J 6th-ave-. cor
1s,s-s5s p2 East I4th-sts :,7 West A>d-sf
New-York tribune., 1903-04-11
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

STOCKS.
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