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New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
ARRIVALS OF BUYERS.

Aims Doepke Co. Cincinnati; ". Otte. notions No
u Anabach 3 sons, Baltimore; NJ. Ambaoh, wooIens
*. j. L RTaadels & Sons o4ama H H Brsndes dry
ss notions r rts Ne $50 SS8 Bfosa"ay Herald Square
notions ara 2 fsnfy & sGods No 90 WorthsJ N2yarre
dress goods silks eIoaks. ladies' and infants No
Ma[S52H 81 =, FIELD M y Co chcaso F F Hill boys, cloth
aSes 20 2cg gt M0h T65 @ NoI@s9aiS e @ Witiams
ladies' nea3wear, No, lnt Worth 81. Darlington.
Graham & @. Denton. Tex, ". +. farrell drygoods
and ana notions; W r G'eham, drygocds notions and
,[s Graham Bros Green c,, tiie Tex O. 7 Grahagn dry
C4ueire. smith & Nafer Afc(.raeoT Tev = ,-1
lese s2e1s not lors and furnishing goods Marlboro
qrTs2oS h'r,sns a,l9 furnishing goods, Marlboro
,5iE6e5 Iros. Phi,adelg3iaI Mrs. H Qorh, cIoaks
16l7 + Fhe2 D-ygoss Zy o.. tID7 sT>' raEsTTe
Hess. millinery. Iaces ribbons and handkerchlefs 81
sratth HuadIey Dryeoods Company. St Joseph. W.
Graham; furnishing eoods No. ~ Leonsrd-st Albert
drygoods, gotions furnishing goods Marlboro
he.-sI ioEe & Co. Auncie. Ind; Charles r. Fudge
odza RSansay & { Ma4nness I Ps9qrE 3 MsoInpe
land mems clothing, navarro F n Hubert bogs esF7
Madden farrell & Co. Temple, Tex; A J. FARRELL
MAIDEN sykes & Co, Ardmore, I T. J. A. Madden,
oTyyso2ds notions and furnishing goods, Marlboro.
den drvgoods notions and frnis;ng goods Ih, NJ Ma
- r. " Spear, general buyer. Marlboro w. T. Graham,
Meger aiey W.se Kaichen. Cincinnati; s. R. Meyer
81 lead Square; Sig. Wise. furnishing goods No
Murphy & Robinson, Knoxville: George W Murphy.
John 6 atysrs Albany: R N Chambers notions cor
sets leather goods. white
chiefs yomens and infants wear No 4S7 Broadway;
Herald Square.
Torteous Mitchell Norwich John Porteous. drgoods
NO % White-st
Rce's sons Rochester; s Rice woolIen piece goods
Inst Imperial - am
y Gaynor, dress goods. linens and white goods No. 81
Root < Mcbride Company Cleveland: c A Mann.
osleT! ana furnishing goods. No 70 Leonardst: Mari
Rosenbloon 6 Son. Syracuse: Nfr Yates silks and
dress goods hr Meyer. domestics and linens. George
suits aad muslin underwear and Miss Quinn. corsets;
Iosenaloon 4 Son, syracuse: T. Rosenbloom. furni-
sheriaan-Claytoa Paper Company St Joseph. A p
eIaFfo7. notions, fancy goods etc, Darlington.
Smith d Murray Springfield. Alex I.eith coaks,
Herman strauss & Sons Company Louisville. Il J
I5utnaf elc2s suits waists and infants wear, no $50
The Fair. Cincinnati. /. 9 Lewis upholstery goods
an1 blankets, " % Ieonard-zt: Albert
silks and veiyets No. ~ Ieonard-st.: Albert
r Well. Spokane. wash. dryEoods. notions and fur
nishing goods, No $40 Broadway; Hoffman.
Wolfe 4 WGnis, LeaYenworth, KAN ". a. Doughty,
carpets upholstery goods and furniture. Victoria.
JEwDLRY TRADE
J. I. BTandes s. Sons. Omaha. Il Il. Brandeis, Jew
elry. No 3@3 Broadway, Herald Square
SheriGan-C'eytOn Paper Company. st Joseph; A. p
Clayton. jeweH, Darlington
HATS. CAPS. EOOTS AND SHODs.
Fadfo1d. shoes. No. . WalkeT-st.; Herald Square.
$ Ro5enbioom Son, Syracuse; Il. Rcsenhloon shoes.
sta.yart 4 Co. Baltimore; Il r Sachs shoes No 4s
Leol9rd ST. Darlington
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
WEST SIDE NEwsDEALERs MEET.
Try to Get Recruits for Their Fight Against
News Company.

meeting was held in Colonial Hall One-hun-
dred-anG- -first-st. and Coumbus-ave last night.
increase the mem bership Of the New-York News
dealers and Stationers Protective and Benevolent
Association which is lighting the American News
Company to keep down the cost OF papers and
periodicals. circular had been sent out which
was an invitation to storekeepers and standkeepers
to learn how to increase profits and protect your
business from being ruined" n. z. Golde, chair
man of the committee of arrangements. presided
The meeting addressed by Thomas F. Mar
tin, president of the association: A Lebien secre-
tary: Michael p Feeney, counsel and several
others
Mr.. Code said the association desired to increase
its membership and that OF the national associa-
ton. the United Dealers News Company This was
formed IN 1881 because he said the American News
company was constantly cutting down their profits
gx raising the prices on newspapers and periodicals
Inc association of neWSGealers has succeeded in
sn1 horses OF their own, getting their publ
Cduons shutting off outside profits and distributing
among themselves the ''overpus" they had used TO
pay the news company. Further increase in mem
DerSh1p and sales of stock in the ociation. he
haid' would StllI more increase profits for them
serves 1t would also insure better service. period
1calS ne complained, being often late in delivery
Dy the news company.
Mr.. Feeney said that conditions were now worse
Inan ne had ever known them to be. He com
palned that certain ordinances recently introduced
IN the Board Of Aldermen left It the discretion
OF the aldermen whether man might sell papers
under the elevated stations.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
WATER KANGAROO A STRANGE FISH.
The Male Fish Has Pouch in Which the
Eggs Are Placed and Hatched.

Fishermen in the Sound are catching more strange
fish this season than usual. The water kangaroo
is among the most peculiar Of the strangers re
Gently caught The scientific name Of the creature
is Sphostoma foscum. II is OF the eel species and
when IN the water resembles an animated stalk Of
grass This resemblance IS much TO its advar-
tage, IS IL Frequently enables II escape the sharp
eyes OF larger fish.
The water kanearoo has 4 novel way of providing
protection for its young. When the female laws
The eggs the male secretes them IL = pouch much
ike that o. the female mammal OF the same name.
he carries them Unril they are hatched and cares
for ther. until they are fully able 10 battle for
themselves 4 pair Of these fISh a male and 4
female captured short time 90 near White
stone and presented TO The Glen Island aquarium
Three young ones We're born u tie pair Z Glen
Island recently Occasionally tre little ones be
come curious and express desire 70 take peep
- The big world outside. Then three little beaks
lIotrUde from the T-cchetAEe pouch. followed by
-ree pair Of bright eyes SCI far back il each he'd
= bs va psie = another stranger in these waters.
= Is FLORIDA FISH. and BE- found IN qua utities
81 the ST Johns River Il = rarely seen SO far
NaTtE L IS almost transparent. aud tho bones
Z SIS graceful little body be seen quite plainly
II sgims about n the water number 0f the
fsn have been seen II the Sound this season. and
se.era! we're captured and scrt the Glen Island
Aeu-CI1m
.Aisnost ever species O trout may be studied at
rEs Glen Island Aquarium this season. Among
The ones added are the hybrid. the spot. tho
rainbow the golden. the sunapee. the brown ard
re specklec beauties found in mountain streams.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
NEGROES WOULD DRIVE OUT NEGROES
Fearing Race Riots. the Better Glass in In
dianapOhs Want to Get Rid of "Jim Crows"

indianapolis. July 12-Negro leaders here are
taking steps TO avert race war The Evans
Vile riots have made them apprehcnsive Of a
similar outbreak in this city. An organization
called the Negro Business League has been
formed TO rio the city what the better element
Of the race calls the Jim Crow negro. Gurley
Brewer, editor OF The World" the negro organ
who is supporting the movement said to-day:
Il is very easy 20 determine who the shifaess,
worthless negroes are. Agents Of the Negro Bust-
ness League viii make inquiry concerning them.
and those who viii not work viii be reported to
the authorities with request that they be driven
out Of town This scheme Of Riding the city or
worthless negroes is both practical and sensible.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
Railroads.
EII)ENNSYLVANIA
R RAILRoAD.

STATIONS foot of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
TINS 4 sF% isfcp tsaa
that given S' beio~ for Ef T%eniy-shird street
taiGH eHeepf where otherssiss s.nT noted ne Dining
o Cars For chicago India4a?oIis and l13nisyiilss 5s
smoking. ara Observation Cars. Cincinnati. Indiansp-
16:;5 4. II. PENNsYLvAN1A @ LIMITED Pullman
ment Cars For chicago. Cleveland. Toledo and De
1.S5 r ": CHICAGO ANp ST, LOUIS Express S:,
455 y VI cEiIc2d6 LISfITED"Palman i7d'r ssepns
and leland; Dining ear 80. ..,.4
S P2sT s. E85 PfSSEs 61s Can Can
65 p H. wfrI TiS 3shSRfSa E5e c5Saso 5Sae, For
7 p M' n pIcfF4cy pSSTfy 8fs Car pburs and
Gnicaso For Knoxville, daily via Shenandoah Valley
$50 r NJ SE%EfsX 5VT LsXg54na @ sScePi En-
P5tEsS--For Pttsburs Cleveland. Cincinnati, Indian
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
"a n2' @ iF s as 9 90 ca, 3nqS I G 10 50 5 2D6s S
Streets S 3 cing1cs2ions eio8S Lited p ali PaT.or
AS dining Car} y M ~ ,rSi & sITiaS S ~
1 20 Dining C Car l055 dining car m - Ga;
iE Beboss Ssss ana $2 3nng sar1 - ni4g Ia @ @ 80
so1THERN RAlLwAY--Express 4.25 D 121o night
Atlantic COAST ILNE.-Express 3 a5 a. m, 3 %
si5A80ARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-Express. 1888 P.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN PA1LwAY-For Memphis
CHESAPEAKE les. PEA OHIO 'RAiLWAY.-755 week
FOB 9LD PoIHIT COMFORT ara NoRFoLK-7.5s a. m.
q it-AN l., 80 n, m. and 255 ? m. week-dayS
SUNDAYS. 80 m. Through Vestbued Trains. BuItet
Parlor cars arl Standard Coaches week Par
cr smoking Car Paror Cars. Dining Car, and STANDARD
coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY---12 IS p m. days
FCr points NcN York and Long Branch Railroad UIHm
west Twenty-thrd street Station. 7.4o. SIS 4.
- 10 llP Saturdays only). e2h. 265 % 10, 20
aI4 100 r. m weekdays sundays, I33. ~ a. m
! - D. m ur3m pesbrosses and Cortland StTeetsl, -
300 a m 1920. 12j Saturdays oniy) 230. $40. $50
! 70, $40 and 200 p. m. weekdays Sundays. SID
80 a. m, 3OO From Deshrosses street only
< 50 CorUanat Street only. 3 y m. weekdavs
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Can: G55 st. Louis Limited 1310 tDesbTosses and
S9rtiendt Streets. 10 20l Dining Can 10 - Penna
l-ITnlt71l 1913 Dining Car. II IS l265 Dining
San 10 Dining Carg 21o Desbrosses and Cortanat
Dining Can, 4E5 Dining Carr, a 55 Chicago Limited
for Germantown onlyh Dining y. T53.
30, 500. g p Il 10 night weekdays sundays,
800. 10 Dining Carr. N25. q Dining CaD: 955 Sr
5ng Carr n. 1855 Dining can. 1.55 Dining 'ar).
. Dining carr. 355, / - Dining Car q - Chicago
Limited for Germantown jet ualyJ. 455 Dining
BOO d2nns Car) 7.55 % S5J. g. p. m 70 10 night
Ticket offices Nos 4el 1855. 1l3 and 261 Broa lS2
Fth avenue thelow 22d ST., DEB Fifth
18th ST.: Astor House, West TzVerty-third Street
Station, and stations Of DesbroS=es Co-taudt
Streets; Court Street $50 Fulton 3Go
way, and Pennsy'Vania Annex station, Brooklyn. sta
derces through o destination.
Telephone oil Eighta"-th Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
". W ATTFDBCRY. r. WOOD
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO " BOYD.
General Passenger
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
YACHT CAPS1zED; ONE DROWNED.

Bristol, f. /. July l2-One man was drowned
and several narrowly escaped a similar fate in
NaTraganseu Bay this afternoon when the Provi-
dence sloop yacht Curlew was caDsIzed and the
twelve occupants were thrown into the bay. The
man who lost his life was James Cronin twenty
seven years old of Providence.
The Curlew was beating down from Providence
and off PappooSe SGuaW Point was put about on
the other tack. when, without warning she cap
sized. The overturned boat would support the
weight OF the twelve men, and four of them de-
clded tQ swim to the point. Three reached the
shore in safety. Cronin drowned. The eight
men clingtng TO the boat We're taken off by a pass
ing boat. Cronln's body has not been recovered.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
TWO MEN WERE DROWNED.

Hartford Conn. July lz-Tno men were drowned
n 'he Connecticut River this afternoon and third
rescued just in the nick or time by 3 compaI.-
.en. The csad men s'ere Harry LoTner and John
zscJn1an q HVcc Park The name % the one
saved :s not znown All came from Boston. and
we're employed as 5rakemon on the Highland divi-
son Il IRE Ne~-YoTk Eew-Hs-en anu Hartford
EEEEoac. They acre bathire ard got into deep
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
EasT AuToMoelLE pRlvINe cHAReeo

g. =. Jt:p.+y. sumno: resident of East Monches
w. ...r.:ar-- 5efgrc Justice Howell yesterday
ss.e-r.aon cha.gsd ~f;a --ck.ess driving in his
attoras SIC acres. tFo I-iii6arl between this vii
lage ala. C.5tI- A+criche- Tac !c-al rate four
mics an h.l.-. D. a-lcs,d d. IVES e4ceeced by
e1shI Ia;ss aCE.-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
SUMS FOR kIsHlNEFF RELIEF.

ST. Petersburg. July l2-Tha KishineH Relief
Committee received the sum OF 1850 rubles from
America and 3-5.7o) ruhles from Russia. The total
receipts ~ the present an1Ent to 1876 500 rubes
and the total expended has reached 464,5o0 rubles
The future expenditure is estimated al at least
sy0 po1 pubIes
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

NJ y > illtstL LINIItlL 4. Il, PE3IIADEI-
itaiA AID READING hS. EBALTi-
MORE AND OHIO H. II.
Leave
BALTIC -WASHINGTU% ....T s.glAI ROAM T}uY..
TO.-WASuJNGTON ... sl025AAI ia 2uAM ~ ~
BALTO.-H WASHINGTON .... Al .2lAHL I'll 45aaI Dr-r
BALTO. .-WASdINGTON 49,. sl2 55,SL OlpNT Tt1
ROYAL LIMITED .-......" 3.35FN 3GEN Df1..
BALTO.-N ASIINGT0% 4.JIP,T Q4I.F T,lr,-
ALTC.-WAS}INGTON ....' HaF1l TG1uNf if,.r.+
BALTD.-W IO.t. Inn s-lae-,.rs
ccDaiy TBa.!y. except a1nday aSu@day ,ni,-
CHces: Liberty ST. Ferry. South Horse
l6I, &6 53i, 1900 l35t Broadway Az r. Iu,o~
Square West, l6| East i2Eth 2i3 t2Jt ST -
St, Brooklyn; $50 Broadway Wunatns6urg New. Y2k
transfer Co calls foT checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
II PrRsrANCE oF AZ ORDER OF Hon

= Frank T FzeeTad. Surrogate th= County Of New
York Notice is hereby given to all person having claims
g4iDst : Biddle late OF County of New
York deceased present the with vouchers there
Of subscriber his place II transacns Business
a. the otees Of rutne Iworaoy : Patney his attorneys
of York before the day December next
New YORK. the 2lst o. May, 1903
JOHN BIDDI.-
Executor Of Harriet Blddle. deceased
PI5TNEY. TWOAiBLT & PUTNEY. Attys Tor Executor.
i7O broadway. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
SurrOgates Notices.
PURSUANCE OF ~ ORDER OF H0N

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
4 Abner g. Thomas. a Surrogate Of County Of New
hereby all persons having claims
againss Eizabeth Nose. late Of the county New
York deceased present thereof
the subscriber. mis- Place Of business
the Cfce Forster SqeiT. no. 81 Wall
Manhattan, The Guy %ew York on or before
25th day Of December, 1903
Dated New York, the l2th laY @ June 1909
JOHN T. EEL4MECKF Executor
FORSTER q SPEIR Attorneys for Executor So Wall
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13

order Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald =
Surrogate a TIRE County Of New York notice IS hereby
given all persons having claims against william n
Tnlinghas late of the COUNTY OF New York deceased
to with vouchers thereof.
scribers their place oc transactng business
cr'ce of Guthrie Crsvath Henderson No Wall
Borough Of Manhattan in the City Of York
before the 20th day July aext.
Dated New York. the 10th OF January 1903
LOUISE TILLLEGHAST.
CHA ELES ". TILLINGHAS fExecutors
LOUIS LEE STANTON.
GITUEsl.- CRANATfI & HENDERSON. Attorneys for
Execuf3rz No - Wa. Street Borough OF Manhattan,
If EoKk-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13

sa9pi.aei'a' C5re n--to Thomas Doyle. Tet,sa Nur-
ply Patrick !. Kelly, John T. Doyle EEiwar7 DOW.
Lille v. Doyle Annie NJ Doyle. being the HUSBAND end
the nei1s and ueNt of kin Of Catharire Doyle dc
ceu-@d. of th= heirs aLd kin 1f lanes Z
Kong, deceased. send GrceciuE. Wla~eas Marv Pob1v
Surrogatas Court of our County o. Naw York, hay-
instrument i'm writing, bearing December
18TH 1901 relating born real and personal property
duly proved the last VIII and Testament OF James E
County 3ccaIsef. There
and each Of cited appear before the
Surrogate County of New York a his Office lp
The County OF New York on The 10Th DAY Of August
hundred and three a half o'clock
then attend tIle
probate Of the last VIII ard Testament And such o
hereby cited. under the age tUeuy-
years. ar required 70 appear by your guardian if
have or. ii have 10 appear arnlv
for he apponteE rhe your neGlec, or
failure {" d" So GUARDIAN VIII oe appointed by the
represent and proceeding In
testimony whereof We Seal Of the Surro
Court of She said County New be
unto affixed "itU, s. Hon ABEEe o. THOMAS. sur
rpgate 4 said County New York. q County
the llth DAY ci June IN the year of
sand nine hundred and three.
FAIRFAX McT,AUGHLIN.
H. 81 1rE the SlrrnCatcs
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13

BALTIMORE q 0AlO RAILROAD
* CITY. S5llI ca ). il.cit, -
chicago. Iltts B1-rsE -. 20 uL III. It
cIAlc''so' 90 ana ops .'lL59y!l. LoJpS.. D!ae-
FlttsUurIs, Cleveland. ,.aJyE!. lo.lr Tn,fd
"t'igtsbuTG L1Mlteu"...- G55uui. tU,Tl iC.-ar
CinSiREaII, St Louis. u- - !. I. s,s-.-r
Cincinnati -. Louis. 10 .rayr. 3Uar. f5r'ar
Cincinnati 81. LouEs... G.,5pul. TuJur rIfTeI
NSfiSlthA 4-Djpul
-Daily. 1Uaily. except Sunday. sS-racy c7ly
Off lGT 2fi. 1900 .adva. s. sstor f!o1,se
q Jnic0 Sq--ra W 2al Evaua 81 y y. $40 lrulrl1 n
Brooklyn South Ferry Liberty .}agcarg chscsed
from hotel or residence destination.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL EE. ~
Liberty Street south Ferry ttime from
South Ferry hve minutes earlier than shown be.ow)
EASTON BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOVVN AND
MAJCH CIT NiG-24U0 rs Eastor only, 8.IG A.
Nj, L20 40, 800 t541 Eason oulyJ p. II. sundays
W WIGELDsBARWE AND sCRANTON-ztoo go A
NJ, 300 f. u. sundays. 2 a. NJ. l =. NJ
AND HAKNfSCs AYz4 % $40 !. Al 80 Is. - Lake
ATAINTIC CITy-to.4o A NJ, 1910 P. " 200 P
viNELAND AND BRIDGEToN-7z4oo a NJ. IL so
GROVE, POINT PL EAsA Ant AND -sEAsEE0VE
2.45 $50. 353 445. DO $50 u15G Wednesdays and
saturdays orlsl. T. NJ. sundays except Ocean Grove
G.I5 A. NJ, 20. 4oo p. NJ.
PIiEE ADEfA'Hi -,IEADING TEFAINAI3 -. .,
f7oO. $500. s9CU 1000. 11IoC y. II. 512O0 100
$50, +2GO. 1900 'LCo, |5 o. 600 t730. $500 p.
2lTH AN6 CHESTNUT sTRaETs-s425. is 30. 10 30
-ll.43 -. y, 100. - 80. '5uc. 'LO9 +945 P ~
READtYt;. HsRREsBII,a, PoTTsVIILE AND
MlLIi ANS3'oISI- r Co. zt@', SOC, uf9io. G011
llO0 A. NJ. Reading on.yJ. SLC0. "i2J. 200 7. NJ
Reading. PottsvIIe and Harrlsuurg only, i4C3 t5.C0
SANDY HOOK E0J Tt,---f-rorl II, r cor 81. Per 5
Atlantic Highlands sesbrishl Igumouta Beach. snd
100 4, NJ. 100, , a. 400 500 800. SO F. II
Sundays 1000 a. NJ. Iuc 100 500 :. NJ
Liberty street only Daily +Daty except sun
day. $Suaday only. +Farlor cars only AVa Tama4ua.
Ofices: Liberty s. Ferry South Ferry Astor House
G7. 28l 434 l2o0 Broadway. 9Th A., - J-r.or
Square West. l55 Easr 10Th 12Jth 81 2i5
Columbus Az, New York, 4 CourJ st. 344 Fulton
St. B'klyu; $40 Bway, W'nsburg \ y. Transfer o.
W =. BLSI.L-R n BURT
Vice Pres and Gen. Mgr Gen Pass'r Agt.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13

L1NE.
FOR Pi4NdoU TH-CFIEFiB0 Fti-HANI5- Fc
f Bismarck July IL 10 AN N0tke. 6, AM
July IL AM Naldersee-
Butcher July 23. AN Palata- AM
Aug huecher.-
Offices 35 and 81 Brca,ivas. Piers. H,Dokea y J.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE oF NEW


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. BY the Grace Of God Free und IndependenJ-
To Harriet SuuJhwurth Hastings. h Wocdburn South
worth Hdrrtette SouthvortP Hastings Wells
Hastings Emily Belle Hastings Rufus SOuthwOrth.
Shepard SOuthWOrth. Frances l.. Alexander, william
Parkin Emily Lettcrts Jones' United Mortgage
Trust Company, n Gillette The
lows Yale College and 10 all
estate OF Edwara Wells SouthWoTth. late
Of New deceased creditors, eeateez kin
otherwise, send greeting You You
hereby cited and required personally be appear
fore Surrogate Of the County Of New YORK,
Surrogates Court. said County, held County
Court House the County Of New York. 22d
Of September 1908 at half-past O'Clock in the fore
Of that then and there TO attend judicial
ten1ent OF the occoun OF proceedings Of George Hast
inEs and Dwight Arvcn Jones. Executors
VIII and Testament of said deceased AID such
are hereby cl-cd. As under the Of twenty
years, required TO appear by guardian II you
have II yC1 have appear and apply
TO be appointed in the Your negle-r
failure u do guardian Will be appointed by
rOsatc 10 represent and for prosreding
testimony whereof. eaI Of L lie
Court the said County NovE 80 Ie
Larelltq Affixed. Witness, Frank Fitz-
Sera!d. q Surrogate Of County. AT The
IL s. County II New York, the 18th of June in
the Year vi our Lord thousand nine hun
droI and three
J. FAIRFAX NfcI.AUGHIIN,
CLERK Of SurrOg&te's Court
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13

Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate - the County OK
Kew York Notice IS hereby given persons having
claims against Bever Of the County Of New
York deceased present the with vouchers thereof
subscribers their pSce II tranactng business
the of Greves, No 90 Park Place IN the
C;ry New York. Borough O.. Manhattan, before
the day of October
Dated York, day April. 1905
JOEL ELLIS FISHER. .,u.-...-
EHOCH ' sTCDDARDSC EXECUTORS
JANIS s. GEENES. Attorney foE Executors 81 Park
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13

- Of an order Of Hon Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate
C Of New-Y York. notice hereby given 10
all persons having claims against William H. knight.
"a q Comfy New York, deceased, present
same with vouchers Thereof to the subscribers
Rrtus l. Weaver their attorney Numbet 22g Groadvas -
MarHattan New York City. before The 10Th day
l.f November. 1858.
Dated New YORK City. May the 1903
JOfIN " KNIGHT, FLORENCE A. COLLIVET. Execl-
RUFUS i WEAVER. Attorney for Executors 22o Broad
way. 3Tk.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13

anco Of order Of Hon Frank. 7. Fitzgerald a
Surrogate County Of New York. hereby
given an persons having claims against Elizabeth Reed
present tie same thereof 10 the
z her u t-aEsacrilg business he rf
Cl-rrie Cr.Esth < Henderson. "a Street In
borough q Manhattan. n the Cty Of New
or before he tweateth ~ September
Dated Kew York twelfth day of March 1903
JULIA REED TAYLOR. Executrlx
GUTHRIE. CRAFATH HENDERSON. Attorneys for
FIecutriS 40 Wall Street. Borough of Manhattan
.i+. Of New
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13

ALBERT II GLEASON. 25S Broaivay Rsrough
Manhattan. New York city.
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ERENCH LINE
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANS
ATLANTIQUF

DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE- PARIS CFRANCE)
Sailing every Thursday, 10 a Nj
from Ple~ ~. North River. foot Morton st
Ella Lorraine .July ii LA TClraine. -- Aug s
Ia GascUcne- July 23 - Cbaupa gna Aug "a
twin
General agency, 90 Broadway. New York
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School 4 gences.

4 MERICAN AND FoTEIGN TEACHERS AGENCf AGE
~ supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors, NerAeSsSs
etc : CoIle-es. schools and Families Apply 70
Mrs " J. YOUNG LIO\- = lIton SQUARE
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PED u" LINE.

For La Guayra. Puerto CabclIo Curacoa and Niara-
Caibo Curacao calling also = =.
From Pier I3. adjoining Wall Ferry. Rr1oklyn.
=. CARACAS. noon
: : MAHACA |BO- Saturday. aug $ noon
The above have Superior ACCOMMODATIONS
passengers BOULTON, BLISS * DAIL.ETT
General Managers. 1G5 Front St
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
UOILAND-A]iERICA LINE

New Twin Screw Steamers Of - 500 Tons
Rk-EOITERDAN via EOILOTNF
Sa!licg %ednesday a. 1c \. NJ
k-OrnG~l. July
Rotterdam july
PotSllani- A \corda-U
HOLLAND AMERICA LINE. so J'VAF. \
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70 Let for Business Purposes.
Fmraisbcd apartments to Let.

ElRsT CLASS. TWO room apartmena private bath.
/ iIsr.. -hr~e four months. - truJ-tl Pork
,->-r corner tdtr 81 Mue T)Tr.
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ON ID 0WMlNll0Eg alMEa

For Porto G6i00a
Steamships the RED u LINE will
Juan cir-c follows;
tAFAt moo
:. :. MAEACAIEU -SsJUI day. August
For freight passasc apply
BOCITON. BLISS * DALLETT.
General Managers 10 Front
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13

SHELTER ISLAND AND SAG HARFoE sSN1 3svs
] leave fIev Is r r., y Y near s,. " a.. - " ~
MONDAYS. EXTRA TRIP. ; A. II, FOR GhEEN4N
AND SAG HARBoR