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X ROME. July 31.--Arrangements for
the conclave were completed In, the
minatest detail today and when the
three scors q cardinals repair To-
theis cells this evening Il will ~
to remain in strictest seclusion until
the successor Of Leo XIII. In the
chair Of st. Peter has been chosen.
Speculation now 10 confined TO the
subject Of the probable duration Of
the conclave and the opinion inclines
40 . period OF three or four days.
though It - freely admitted that Il
Is q guess pure and simple. Should
. decision not bsrreeehed BY the carr
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victed Of slave stealing. and the Judge
sentenced him to pay fine Of $4,000.
suffer seven years in prison. stand In
the pillory for one hour and to have
the letters 8. 8. burned on the palm
Of his right hand. a..
Walker paid the fine, stood in the
pillory. the branding part. Of the SEN
tence was carried out ana the suf-
fering man confined in jail. There he
remained for nearly q year until re-
leased:
In 1853 he came to Muskegon coun-
ty and settled on beautiful spot
near the lake, where he remained UNI
til the time of his death, which .oc-
Cured April 80, h1S7S. On the first
Of the following August handsome
monument to-his memory was erect
ed Ia Evergreen cemetery. On Ito face
is a reproduction Of the branded
hand. E e@t NsE 4
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Or. Rasinus Here.

DIR. Henry irving Rasmus. pastor
OF the South Park Methodist church.
Chicago, formerly of the First Meth
odist church. Spokane. has been the
guest Of friends in this city for sew
'eral days past. He stopped of in
Spokane on. his way east from visit
to his mother In Portland.
DIR. Rasmus' present church in Chi
cago Is one OF the largest in Meth
odism. He left for the east today
over the North Coast Limited.
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The French academy was conceived
and created by Cardinal Richelieu
In 1889, and established by order
of the King Louis XIII. the goth
Of January. 1885.
The number of its members is
fixed at 40. they are elected for life,
hence the name. "The Forty Immor-
tals.''
The French academy can be said
to be high court of letters, and to
IL 10 owned the most striking charac-
teristics Of French literature. it's pur-
ity. delicacy and fexihility
The two newly elected members are
Monsieur Frederic Mason and Mon
sieur Rene Bazin. who succeeded re-
spectievly M. CASTOR Paris and M.
Ernest Legouve. both deceased.
M. Frederic Mason Is Sc years
old. and M. Rene Baxin is so. Both
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dinals inside Of three days II may b
taken for granted aimoat that those
now regarded - leading candidates
have bssa exclssded 1rorn tie. race
and that dArik horse Win BE- chosen.
The army OF Newspaper correspond
snts here from all parts Of the worth
are busily engaged In devising meaus
for Obtaining early information. but
II appears certain from the arrangs-
ments that have been made by the
vatican authoritiss. that no. authentic
iafermatlon will be Forthcoming until
the ofl,oial bulletin announcing tho
result 10 ISSUED. 2
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SPOKANE fAxLs D NoRrHExN
HALLWAY COMPANY SPECIAL
TRAIN sE1vxCE SPOKANE
ma y nnyr -

During months Of July and August
special train will leave Spokane for
Loon Lake Mt p, m. Saturdays; re-
turning. leave Loon Lake midnight
Saturdays and p. m. Sundays.
Round trip fare. s1.26.
III. A. JACKSON.
General Passenger Agent.
Sookane. Wash.
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vEnY REMAnxAaIH CuxE or
DIANRKOUA.

about ak years. ago for the nrst
time In my life 4 had a sudden and
severe attack or diarrhoea." says MOS.
Alice Miller of Morgan. Texas. II
got temporary relief, but II came
back again and again, and for six
long years have suffered more mia
cry and agony than i can tell. II
was worse than death. My husband
spent hundreds OF dollars for phy-
sicians' prescriptions and Treatment
without avail. Finally we moved To
Bosque county, our present home
and one day i happened to see an
advertisement OF Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with
q testimonial Of man who had bean
cured by II. The case was no simiisr
TO my own that concluded TO try
the remedy. The result was wonder
full. could hardly realize that was
we'll again, or believe Il could be 40
after having suffered no long, hut
that one bottle OF medicine. costinr
but a few cents. cured me-" Tor sais
BY all druggists
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Tho Truce.

He agreed that he would drink no
more forever and his wife was happy
and as trusting as q wife could be.
But, alas, the man failed; his appe-
lite was too strong. Mr.. Man. why
not see Smith. EsoT Baldwin avenue.
and get free from the slavery Of
whisky.
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Pendlston, 0re.--Work has been
commenced on the factory of n the
American Hare Packing 3 Cold stor-
age company and the building viii be
completed by August 20 and canning
operations VIII be commenced at once.
Most Of the hares are expected 70
come from the Butter creek country,
where the rabbits are a pest.
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John w. Terrell Is the man who
shot Malvin Wolfe. because the latter
had deserted his wife. Terrell's
daughter. at Petroleum, Ind. Terrell
used shotgun loaded with buck
shot. and his first shot, fred as Wolfe
was driving past the Terrell home.
shattered one Of Wolfe's legs. The
wounded man was taken to a doc
tors Office. where amputation was
decided upon. Before the operation
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TWO DA1aAIny-4-room

TWO DISQUALIFICATION modern
house. $3.50: 5-room modern house.
1850. At the present price of build
ing material and labor these buys
can not be duplicated for the money.
Pacific Coast Realty Co.. 5h Howard
street, C. L. Knox. manager.
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was completed Terrell arrived with
his gun and fired two more charges
into the unconscious man. killing him.
Terrell gave himself up. He is 81
years old and wealthy. as his farm
10 covered with producing oil wells.
He says he Is sorry he had to kill"
Wolfe. but asserts he was justified
In doing II.
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Mrs. Jessie M. McCabe, who mar
ried George L. McCabe in Kansas 1--WE
years ago. has applied for divorce
and custody of her s-year-old child.
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Tie TPa1eFs' NllIenal Bank

Of spokane Wash. Oldest bank In
vice PRESIDENT; Charles 3. EitinES
cashier: J. Elmer West, assistani
cashier. Dircctors-Aifred CooIidr@
A. Kuhn. n. N. Cowiey. Patrick Gala
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Exchange National Bank

OT SfokA1G. WASH.
Designated Dspositoxy United states.
Sapitai s.....,...... s3f50, o00.o
Surplus and Undivided
proflts ..n...::.....:..s 11s.5ss,s %
Vice President: G. e McBroom.
Cashier; w. NJ. Shaw. Assistant
Cashier. sE
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We viii locate you on timber
claims and homsstsads. few miles
from transportation. proof made at
SPOKANE. for 500. Lichty a Culton,
~ Jamleson block Spokane.
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BLOOD POISON


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&@ NesA cost VITALITY. CoNoRRMoEA gYPHr.
II NE LII and al PRIVATE DISEASES WnAE
F* ND4DAo CURED
lNg amous
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so-acre farm. part In timothy, for
sale or win trade for city property.
For sale--2a-room lodging house,
for $500. this month.
oLN1x b oxDDs,
II stevens street, as
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Good clean stock In fine location.
This will bear investigation and II
takes money to buy II. Do not call
$1,000 to $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nay 5 CSpeciai). There unfavorable
crop advices to-day both from abroad and from the
West St. Louis made q better advance wheat
than Chicago. Armour chartered vessel room for
tor $4,000 bushels No Northern. showing he is
preparing 10 hurry the contract stock Of wheat
Without any apparent bull effort the market closed
unchanged 10 sc over Monday. May sold at 7S14c
ard 5sS4c and closed al 7sssc July closed at
5s5sc ana September al 7Oasc sellers Most Of the
Western crop advices came from ST. Louis. The
Illinois weekly bulletins said there numerous
complaints Of ctlinch bugs and Of fields turning
yellow Cables said The improved weather IN Ger
many was making the damage there ap-
parent and that the only really promising wheat in
France was in the central districts. There
decrease in the worlds visible Of $4,000 bushels.
TIE contract stock 30al0o8 bushels, increased 1884,
ooo bushels. The English cables were lower Paris
was irregular CIssrances were 25s 600 bushels Min
neapolis wired that the country movement had
about been completed There was a fair general
Speculation. On the svgeis there q good deal
Of commission house selling around 7sc, which
booked ike Armour
Corn syrnpafhtzed with the wheat strength. II
Closed 1zc zsc higher. May sold 1886 and al
s4e and closed z41zc sellers. Country offerings
We're much smaller. At the time the Eastern
Demand slow. There considerable i'm
proveEnent in the quality OF the received The
Inspection was SIS with IS contract The esti-
mate for Wednesday was go cars The contract
stoak Ie250ea bushels. decreased 10000 bushels.
East Of the Rockies 6ecreased 105000o bushels.
esarances were 5000 bushels. Shipping sales
-5t SOC bushels
Oats were made strong by unfavorable Illinois
weekly crop bulletin. II said oats were coming
~ uaevenly and that the would show q
Decrease. The effect to start general buying
ef futures. They closed 54c 10 14c higher May left
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
THE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF NEW

York to al psrsons lnterested - nc esLats assIgsd
Price and Ralph @. NJ stnart-Wortey as sapartnsrs
firm OF Price. Mccormick
Company as creditors ctlerwise Ycu and each OF
hereby cited ana required to appear az Special
Term Part of the Supreme Court OF the State Of New
York 10 be held at the County Court House IN the
County Of New York the 2lst day OF May 1903 AT
i03o O'Clock in the Of sad day to show cause
OF account OF the proceedings o.
William J. Curtis GsneraI Assignee 1or the beneni
rreftfcrs Theodore II. Price, William q Mo-
Sso-r1t,k Wa1ter W Price Ralph q. IL Stuart
Worficy as coparners doing business under the firm
naTne ~ PRICE Mccormick G. Company should not be
had ara IL no cause be shown 70 attend a settlement
o said account.
ISeall - - 49,. r,-as,s,-~ r,x
.,ce ~ satd Courf the day OF April. 1903.
4ee - 'A TfOs. I. HAMILTON. Clerk.
NELSON CROMWELL Attorney for AZ
sixues 90 Wall Street. New York Ciu. N. Z
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

York, by the Grace God. free and independent TO
Andrew H. Green. B. Hidden. William E Webb.
E. Buckhout Genevievs 5. Buckhout Charlotte W
Buckhout William II. James, Abigail
H James, webb's Academy and Home for Ship6u.l lders
NJ Webb Jordan Henrietta Sheffield. Sarah
Elizabeth Sheffield Susie Patterson Shetield Emma K
Cutter, Z. Mary X Stevens. susan h
Thomas B. Hidden. Executor OF the last win
and Testament Henrietta A Webb deceased. and TO
the estate OF William H Webb.
County o. York. deceased creditors.
legatees next kin CT send greeting; You
hereby cited and REQUIRED personally
appear Surrogate Of the County OF
Surrogste's Court Of said County held
at County IN the County OF New York
1903. at half-past ter o'clock in
Of then and there to attend
account of proceedings OF
Andrew Il. Green Thomas B. Hidden surviving
executors the LAST VIII and Testament OF said de-
ceased and such OF hereby cited are under
OF twenty-one REQUIRED to appear by
your Guardian. you If you have TO
be appointed. In the event
Of neglect failure do Guardian will be
appointed TO represent and for
in proceeding testimony whereof have caused
SurrLgates Court CT the said County OF
New York be hereunto affixed witness. Hon ABNER
C. THOMAS. g Surrogate Of our said County at the
the 9th day OF Aprn. in the OF
cur Lord. thousand nine hundred and three.
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
L e OF Surrogates Court
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

on at Ssao the July at &c sellers and the Septem-
Der al 2sssc. There was the sort of improve
ment In the quality in corn. The tnspection wa.
I'll cars with SIS standard. TIE stock OF standard
sla.ooo bushels. increased only eoao bushels The
weather was more favorable through the West
PROVISIONS were weak with everything on the list
closing at decline The incident was the selling
o. May lard for foreigners through commission
people There was support to the market There
We're more hogs West than last year e2eoo COM
pared with COCO. Liverpool weak on the whole
provision list
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
r-e,kiyr Ferry stock.
T1.roke- Ferry ls1 IS. 1916.

do STOCK. a
<T z r Ferry Co stock d.
do ist mtg IS 1872.
~v II z Con Ss. 1895. !.
srsN a 9sd ST 1st ms IS. 1919
rT-to1 = OF ~ J & q stock. q.
xy N LIST mtg IS, 1896
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
Citations.


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. by the grace OF God free and independent
To Lucinda Brtton Finn John Britton. Jennie
Stftt. Brtton Lizzie BTitton Wasm. John
ton J. Brttton, Julia Britton Allen. Catherine
Brittnn Mckay. Mary Britton Fairman Eunice Brtton
Dalton William S. Britton. Isabella Moody. e Brit
ton. Bowen Ida Morrison. Minnie Morrison Alex
H. Morrison s. Murphy
Warts Elsie Warts olive AaIoney. Alexander B
Warts the only heirs and kin of
Isabella Stewart OF the County Of New York
ceased send greeting: Whereas. William Britton The
City Of York has lately applied the Surrogate's
Of County Of New York have certain in
writing codici thereto relating
and peTsoG-: property. duly proved
County of New York deceased Therefore you each
you are appear before the Surrogate Of
County Of York. his Office in the County New
IIth day Of MAY, thousand hundred
three If-pas O'Clock the
day attend the probate OF said
Testament. And such OF hereby
cited are the of twenty-one years
you have none. 10 appear and apply for 10 be
pointed or in your neglect 10 do
guardian Will be appointed by the Surrogate
sen in the proceeding.
Testimony Whereof We have caused the Seal of the
Surrogates Court OF the said County OF New
York be hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon.
Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of said
H. 81 County of New ork. said County the 18th
day Of March. IN the year Lord
Seal thousand hundred and three.
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN,
Clerk OF the SuFrogates Court
CARTER, HUGHES s. DWIGHT. Attorneys for Pati-
tioner. 96 Broadway. Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
Foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ Of New York.-Thouas c Mary A
Carroll. plaintiffs against Thomas G. Carroll Admins
an inerlocutory Judgment OF partition saIe@ duly
entered the aboveenttleG action. bearing
tl9 referee in Judgment named win sell public
auction the Exchange salesroom. No 16 Broadway.
14th day Of May 1903 at II o'clock noon on that day
Judgmen sold. therein described follows
All certain piece parcel Of land situate lying
and bounded and described as follows Beginning at a
point the westerly side Of West Broadway about sixty
o9reT Y fsi ytb Wy T The wes7er SIDE @ o. % @
with York Street fty-three (53l ca inches
FaadaS eH fdhee & feet eva m i0 9c %h e
eastery parallel nearly Street forty
OF West Broadway. and thence northerly tbs
side Of West Broadway fortythree (4s
ven ul ncnes 70 the point or place OF beginning be the
said several dimensions less Also all that certain
other lot piece or parcel Of land stusts lying and being
Street known and DISTINGUISHED by the number
Of York Street distant sixty @ westerly from west
West Broadway, nearly So about eig1ty-seven s feet
five 90 inches running thence westerly az right angles
nches thence nornery at right angles with York Street.
prei wiz for ssf VIEW. m fsss one neS m
thence again norhery nearly parallel with
Street and thence eastey along York Street thirty SO
eight and onehal SD inches TO the point place
And the appurtenances thereunto belonging any
wise appertaining.
GEORGE GORDON BATTLE Referee.
z. G. DUyALL. Attorney for Plaintiffs 2T7 Broadway.
HILL sTJ-RCKB ANDREWS. Attorneys for Defend
ants t6ertg St. Msnnatta1. n Z City infant
defendants. 6s william ST. Msnhattan n Y. City
a. de.cTibsd above ths street NUMBERS being 2s and
274 West Broadway, and 10 York Street. respectively
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
Public Notice.
HEAP WANTED,

WANTED FOR e. s. ARMY: ABLE BOD
= led unmarried men. between ages 81 IS, citi-
Of United tsznpsrats
habits. who sgeak read ans write English For tnfg
Third Ave. 100 sixth Ave.. ~. T.. st..
B.oekRE
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

= Frank T Fitzgerald. surrOgats OF County OF
New York. Notice Is hereby given to all having
claims against Edward II Perkins r. late
OF New York deceased. 70 present the Eams vita
subscribers their place
sctirg the Office Of McCardy Yard No. Cs
Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan tn the City OF
ToIk. before the 2Etl day OF May next
the EsEhtsenth day of NOreTrhsr 1907
MARY N PERKINS Executrtx EDWARD TOWN
SEND NORTON PERKINS. Executors
McCTTRDY & YARD Attorneys for Exscutorz We es
Broadway York City
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

FRANK T FITZGERALD. Surrogate the County
OF New York notice il hereby gwen 70 az persons having
claims sgairs- Samuel KrtZm2u late OF the County of
New York deceased present The with vouchers
subscriber al her place Of t-zusacz huss
at n s J.
No. 81 Pine Street city OF New York or
before nrstd OF October next
Dated New Yorz, the sixteenth day OF March, 1903.
ISABELLA ERITZLAN, Admr
N. 3 s IsAACs. Atrys for Adnx.. q P11s 81.
n. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
Books and Publications.

UTHORS manuscripts solicited: novels. stories poems
II plays pub seraly, also vol; gratis exam IAtera
tUre $50, Trib.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
IN PURSUANCE OF Az oRpER OF HoN,

Abrsr c. Thomas. . Surrogate tho County
York Il hereby given TO all oe-scns hagirg claims
against John A. KeIiner late os ths County
TO with 20
their place OF trapsacnz
o47ea o@ 23T RrT7ysvay.
c. Nev York before 20th day o Ture
Dated Eew Yosk the 9th Gay OF Decsroer. is02
SOPHIA c. KELLNETZ WILLIAM KEEJSER.
Exrc1rors-
ROBERT DAVIDSON. Attorney for Exscreors 1sr
Broadway Borough CT Manhattan New Ycrk City
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

THE AMERICAN COTTON OH. CO.
ON MAY >, 1903, THE BOARD OF DIREC-
- tors OF the American Cotton OF Company declared
semi-anuual dividend. Of THREE PER CENT. upon the
of said Company. payable June 1908
al Banking House Of Wlnslow. Lanier & Co. 50
Cedar Street. y Y. City.
on November g. 1862 the Board Directors declared
dividend upon the Common Stock. TWO PER CENT of
which payable June 1868 at the Banking House Of
Wtnsl0w. Lanler
The Preferred Common Stock Transfer Books will
be cIosed 3 p 1903, will remain closed
0-'--' - o. JUsTUs z RALPH Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
Di7IdenG Notices.

CLEVELAND PITTSBURGH II. r. co.
OFFICE OF TREASURER,
Cleveland, O.. May 4, 1908
DIVIDEND NOTICE - THE REGULAR
quarterly dividend Of 1915 upon the Guaranteed
this Company. payable June lst. 1903 VIII be
at the Office oS Messrs Wins
low Ianier & Co., No. 80 Cedar ST. New York. to stock
the close OF business May eth 1909
J. Z. KLOSS Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
STEAMBOATS,.

HUDSON & G0XsAGNlE
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

~ OF an order OF Hon Frank 7. Fitzgerald. a sGrro-
gate OF County OF New York notice IS hereby given
having claims against william f Buckley
Iats OF the county OF New York, " z. deceased pre-
ra7f te same vouchers thereof subscribers
at the office Of their attorneys. W P r. K Prentcs.
Fsscs a. Number 81 Broadway. Manhattan. YORK
" On or before the 10Th day OF October
Dated New York. the day o. Anrf 1908
CHARLES r BUCKLEY. INGLIS STUART. FRANK
w HAMER. Executors.
w & p K PRENTICE AttorueYs for Ex~ruto-s
No 30 Broadway Manhattan New YORK. n =
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

Abnsr c. Thomas. Surrcgsts a. ths County OF New
Yor notice IL hereby gwen % s having claims
Louise Crcsoy hats Cus1z-y
York the wth vou7ers l1areo<
place of
= Street IN the Borough ar Hauhattau ar1 city
before the fifteenth day o. Scverabs-
DATED New York ths sth day os MAJ faes
GEORGE A Miller. AAralnlstraf1S
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
. PURsUANCE OF as oRDER or hos.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Ahner Thsnas. surrosats OF the County of New
notice hereby given al cerscus having claims
against L. Scssra. late
deceased with vouchers thereof
subscriber at his place q traEsacEn business tns
oface of Carter & Iedyard s. Wall Street. in ths
Borough of Manhattan City York beSors
Gt-seuth of November
Dated New York. the dav Or Nav. Iac3.
OTTO r.. STRACK- Executes.
CARTER q LEDyARD. Attya for ExscatoA
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

DAnLLCo SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Pcnr.or ~ J.
1th year Exceptional advantages IN location and
Instruction Large grounds AL outdoor Illus
grz Il. c Dss1rIL-E Principal.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
Sarrogates' Notice.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate of ths County OF
New notice Is hereby given al persons having
claims against John P Crawford late Of the County %
New deceased present the win vouchers
thereof the subscriber his place of tansactins
2f5 Montague Street Brooklyn. New York.
before the 18Th day Of September nexr
Dated New York. the 10th day of March 1905
WALTER Y. CRAWFORD Adrui1tsfrseo-
EVERETT V ABBOT Attorney for Administrators. 80
wall St.. y. 7. City
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

- Abuer C Thomas. Surrogate OF County of View
York notice hereby all having claims
against Frank Liveruore late 1f the County Of New
York deceased with vouchers there
20 his place Ct arsactfuz business
f>103 81 Br5a6vaE IN the C~ry OF New York.
en- before the 25th oay of Jtxns next
DATE Eew 17tb dsy o. December. 1902
FREDERIC A BTRIINf7 = Me A1utnisrrator.
ROBERT C BF tTTY. Attorney for Adnfnstrztor. So
Broadway. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
Is PURsUANCE oF AZ oRpER OF HoN

- Abuer c a surrogate County
York notice hereby given g an persons having claims
against william r H9sse. also called william Hasa
Ist. OF the County deceased 70 srssent ne
same vouchers teereof the suhscrfber beg
pfa CO at q Noses
Goodman her attorney EST B-oadvvay B1runss os
sfaahafran IN the City YORK on or beenrs sss
nrsf 9ay o August next ANNA HASsE Execrx-fx-
YORK. the 6fh dzy az 1903
MOSES GOODMAN. Atty for E1ecusrn. 2S7 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

Arner c Thomas. surroga.e County OF
New York notice is hereby given an psrsars having
against Joseph RsiTn0nd Pair@Kberg
Joseph Rayuon Palrnsrberg the Pae1osrg being
sometimes ParzheFg and Won Fasmeubexz
Of County Of New York deceased present
thereof the Subscribers a their
transzctfrg business az the Office q Sacsft
% Nassau Street n the Ror0CSh %
hat = u New YORK. bafore ths
OF September next
Dated New York. tue l0tS day Or March. lso3
WILLIAM T PALuESBESG.
EMIL T PAENE-$EERG.
LANG
ro~cas cr ant y v
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner c. Thomas. sgrrogars sr TIE County oe
Nav York notice is hereby given having
cafr1. Daniel J. Lin@han cf rae County
New Ycrk deceased. 70 present the WITH vyrrhs-.
thereof 70 Subscribers their PLACE canaactir
business the Office OF John =. Foley. No. Il wal
Street the City OF New York. before fTth
6ay OF October. 1903
Dated. New York. April f3th. 1903
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PATRICK !. DGB5IN5
JOHN f. FOLEY. Attorney for Executors. rs. II wan
Street. Boroagh of Manhattan. City OF New York