davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
e,,eoPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

1,rarnool Aprf 9-Closng; Wheat-Spot quiet: No :
red western winter ID No Northern spring, IS SAD
NJ california 6s I'D steady May. Is 214d;
JuIy es 2.d Corn-Spot American mixed new. quiet
As Sd American mixed old steady IS 4d futures steady
June As 3ssd; July. As 21sd. Flour-St
iIis fancv winter quiet 3D. Hops London CPaciho
TossT E6TET Peas-CanadiaI, steady. 6s 21fd
Beef easy: extra India SIS Sd Pork firm; prime
rnsss western s6e 80. Hams-Short IA 10 i6 u.
steady 53s Cd Bacon quiet; Cumberland cut. IS TO 50
10 Sos short rib 10 - 10 54s long clear middles
Iirht 20 81 10 3D. clear untddles. heavy
10 40 ~ SIS short clear backs Ii 20 70 52s clear
ha11ias Shoulderz-Squars, II TO Is 70,
auiet Ais So Iard-Anertcan refined IN pals saeady.
5n- "a. Drme Western rerces quiet. 51e. Better
Good limited States steady Tss Cheese steady; American
finest white and coiored Sos Talow-Prime city steady.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady. AS Rosin-Comr1On
frr IS Cd Petroaun-Refned steady, Sad Linseed oil
dull. DIS Sd
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
Citations.



YORK Sv the grace OF God free and Independent.
Veronica Schuz. Philip Bis
kar0line Lang, Veronica
tss f16ner Ehard Bssinger Julia BissngeT. Erhard
Tigapr Society OF
i y- individually. and trustee for Erhard
90 a. trustee Louise Hd1er The German Hospital
go I1isnsnsary CITY Of New York The Met-opot-
49, all persons interested IN
eatt a. - philip BIsslnger, late OF the County
seraales legatees,
and each OF
go ana required personally 10 be and appear before
49, m New YORK. the
-, 81 said County held the County Court House
~ fo1nfy 81 New York the 24th day Of April 1903
a. Aafpast O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day then
judicial settlement OF the
- ,rFssIinss of George Aose and Charles Augustus
the Last VIII and Testament
is~eaEed nd such Of hereby cited,
-s under the age Of twenty-ons years required
-,asr nv your guardian have you
80 "a enosar sd apply for TO be appointed
- ave1t ~ wour neglect failure do guardian
viii be appointed ny the surrogate 10 represent and act
In testimony whereof
-au.sS of aid COun
NSsT yorl be affixed Witness. Hon.
FRANK T FITZGERALD. a Surrogate OF said
49, county. AZ County os N@z York. 18th
6av of February. ear
- thousand alne hundred and three.
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk Of BUrrcgztes Court
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10

-he ocsi raarket for the staple closed quiet a. an sd
vance 2 points 20 roc for ri1dlng upland ana 10 oc
<o- mldcl:nC Sales 200 bales southern Fpot
reieETapheC & follows savannah
cUier Grzn unchanged 95sc. Wilmington firif
At steady. unchanged 1V--c5
LG-es sc Louis quiet. unchanged At . 10
Baltimore nominal. unchanged al 1O1zc Charleston t5
Unchanged 90 Galveston firm unchanged az ~ I-Io
t1es. TO balez. New-D-ieans que- and STEADY. IN
Changed a. 1-I6c sales bales Mobile nrm. IN
Changed s7sc sales. 2ao bales Augusta FIRM un-
Changed 1Gsc: zles bales. Memphis firm. IN
eaEZsed sales 1850 bales Receipts for TO
marrow aeWOrlesns estimated al ZS0J 70 0oJo
Eies against 10 bales actual last week nd ooo est
sssr Galveston 2000 255o bales esaist
xe0y week and So las year Houston estimates
-S5 70 200 bales. against J. $40 last week and "ooo
.sSt
Eeceipes the and interior points to-day COM
20 E.-h ne aaE last Neek and aast year:
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nsw-Tork April 9. 1903
gr,EvFs-No receipts: sales reported Dressed beef
native sides. extreme range. t4S7zc
- X cables received quoted American i've cat
silfnr a. 12%9iSIsc dressed weight EefFiserator
e.f at e.gI0c per n No exports today Of Tueh n.
the sCyuric for Liverpool VIII pe
4@ xh t9l cattle and 10 quarters Of beef for the
Sris Eeef Company 80 cattle Tor J. shamDeTg q son
Schwarzschd and SuiZberger and i4s head
- tbe swift Company and Is also estimated to
for the G. Il hammond company
czIVEs-Recepts we're 145 head 100 d.rest a1a mo -
~ City and y at s.1tietl-s fHais
WeT" fuiiF cleared
~. soa at S5Tss 25 per loo - Ct dressed yeals
Clio ~ v.sI r-s n NJ
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits fnrPenne tbs vsS lFt offerings
oct Immediately available The nlarKet cLoSeo IH IT. -,
for machine mace pdrreis-
narfna to arrive yard this week was qg9ea a. p1
- arrxe at ward early next week al % o7S-
vas steadv hut quiet and unchanged Tar ruled s'eaS'
yyi+h nrices unchanged We quote; -, .Lix 5orz
"tsP tsPPPITS TJ-RPENTINE-Ou and machine DDS '''a
TAR-Pne bbls 81 25as2 30 oil bb,s IS Sac g 90 u and
I30STNrau1rlon good strained g 29TSZ 81:
= 351TS2 20: G. 81 iSGSZ DO h. - coNS-
fo4s3 IL so NJ. So SodS3 20; n 80 " u
81 10 and ", 81 35dS4 40
STOCK on HAND.
bhls -'' - o4e
frIrpentine bbls-
-'--'' N'N>
New-or,eans April . -Receipts-Rosn. 145 hb3s: tur-
vimington April a-sprits turpent'ne nothing doing
-scainfs IS asks nominal receipts oots
Ide t1rpenne nothing doing. market quiet SzgS[ 2Vg
e. ~ recelpts 50 bbs 81 60 receipts 4i o6is
savannah April 9Turpsnns firm sc; recslP1s 69d S3a
b5is sales BIZ exports 325 Quoted: e. A B. g D. r.
s. 20: n So 50: " g. So AZ " W. IS Co. ~. r,-
Charleston April 9-Turpentne nominal 49c i'osin
nominal Quoted: A. B. G. D. q 81 90; r 81 %: u 81
n 81 30 l. 81 70: X, s. 80; NJ. So TO- y. 50 20 W e.
81 So So so - -, -.
London. April entne-Spirfts. z3s 4r7d hoSln
American strained. IS Cd: fine. los
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. by the grac. OF God. free and independent.
George Henry Warren Whitney Warren Lloyd war
rem ". Goelet Filth c. Miller. George Henry
Warren. Whitney Warren and Lloyd Warren. Executors
of the will and testament Mary G Warren. de-
ceased. Percy Coleman Alden. George Henry War
Alden. Girsrd Trust Company OF Philadelphia,
anciIary person and estate Of George
Henry Alden the Lawyers Surety Company
Of York interested in the estats
of Emeline w n Warren. late Of the County OF New
deceased creditors. iegatees. next or Kin or
otherwise send greeting: You and each q you are herso
cited required personally TO be and appear oeiors
Surrogate OF the County Of New York al the sur sur
said County. held at the County CoaCt
House IN the County OF New York on the Zsth Gay o
May 1903 half past O'Clock IN the forenoon 0r
that DAY. then and there 10 attend judicial sesnent
OF proceedings Of George Henry Warren
Administrator Of the goods chatels and credits of
F.Ineins W D. Warren deceased, and such or you
cited under the age OF twenty one
required to appear by your guardian II you
have 70 appear ana Apply Icr
appointed in the event OF your neglect or
failure TO guardian Will be appointed by tns
and for IN the processing
whereof have caused the Seal OF tns
Surrozates' OF said County OF New YORK 10
be Affixed 60
Of said County. the County Of New
Tseail York, the 9Th day OF April. in the year o.
thousand nine hundred and
three J FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
ERIK OF Surrogates' Court
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool April o p u--Cottonmspot in limited
middling. 8 4Dd The
sales Of the day were 5000 which 500 for
enacuIatio0 and export included 5T0o American
eCeirts Is coo bales including a. 100 American Futures
oneTes Quiet and steady closed quiet American
rnidding 8 April 524d; april and May 52ld; May
and lure 2Jd. June and July. 5.25G526d: July and
Aur,Ist 25d: August and September, 515g5 f6d Sep
ter5ber and October 79d and November 4599
A e15 nSozeroter and December. SD
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10

lower for April SIS 3D. but unchanged for May at
SIS 3&d. Just the close of the Arbucke Broth
ers advanced prices for all grades refined 40
points at New-York and points Ohio and West Xir-
ginia points Howell advanced prices points The
Anercan sugar Refining Company did not change their
list prices All refners basis Of 4Goo
for Sranulated There active demand al the
close The sugar trade will observe Friday and Saturday
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10

r1TT9NS-EEhsIe as a result Of covering operations
hlgn record for the was established in the
sEsy or-lo7 trading comparatively quiet to-day With
dsVeopenrs IL May and July attracting almost ex
tlus5vs sr-e-7io- The opened steady ad
-a-oe q I64 points and ruled generally firm. following
continued covering shorts and fresh
b- The advance encouraged
trfe better than expected, but
OF full port receipts Tor the Gay ana
continual favorable weather IN the south outsiae cid-
have attention, anc ths
hulk q the 5avs business represented little than
scare May shorts. The approaching holidays
and Of the room con
apparently preferred covering 70 carrying their
contracts short side until Monday, ana py
dong risk possible untavo-abe climatic developments
accelerated around midday BY Moderate
ro-u1o-rows receipts leading Southern
qo-s shortly after the high level of the day
reached. when May sold az 1044 July,
however. selling higher than SsS was al this tine
The previous high prices At the higher
lev nus established there was considerable TeazLng
influence OF Ih-s the market easeo or
--1e ard finally Eteaoy a. net
EzFsuce sales Of futures were es-
p0rE receipts for the day proved
. signify under expectations, amounting 70 1Oel2
hEles. q compared Wirh 11.si6 bales last year
TIE rE1Ce q CONTRACT prices IN the local lTket To-Day
fellows:
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
BALTIMORE & ohio RAILROAD

Leave New-Tork City: SoUtn Ferry. Liberty -
rh;c., pffs.bur- ut. s1215
CLs.co soIur,bn. 40 55pu ! 0Gpu- Dtrs-.
~ q 20 & <fr~1- I.fnntI
Isrssedv s55oua- TO0-rn. B1rs-
rtrnI,n.,i 81 Iouf. 10 nt ~ IS 1T SIse2sr
ST sSsra- aGarn. Diner.
Cincinnati. ST. Louis. 659pn- teSPns 5e..s-
NorfoIE ....-. ~ 55pm. I0opni- Diner-
sraIIy 4Daily except Sunday. sSunday only.
0-ces: I13. 434 1900 Broadway. Astor r.eis-s
zs Trnior SQUARE W sci Grand 81. 7: 34s Fuisoa
- Brooklyu: Ferry and Liberty st 5asS4ss
rberked from hotel or residence 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty Street and south Ferry Gims from
south Ferry i've minutes earlier than shown beoT)-
FASTOS BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AVID
MAICIi CITUNf<-z4OO CTf5 EastOT o-iy). 10 a. m.
20 A 40 500 q q EastOn oniy3 Suneays "a .
uaIrIES-EsBARRE x AND sCRaSTON-z4o0 eto
~ 20 % m Sundays "a . a n. ] p m -
IkEFWOOD. LAREHURsT TONS RIN ER aNp
RARNEG AT-z4OO. $40 a m. 130 go z4le LAKE,
wood and lakehurst onlyl SVo C&oSO LaAsNoot "Hi''
N Sundays. lo-VO a m
XNETAND AND BTtIDGETON-tz4-oO a. 30
.6~c HHsSCH, AsBURY PARK. OCEsI
SRoyE POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHOhE
pnISTS-z4 90 $50 11SO a n. 4-5 $50 go p m
s,T,5srs except Ocean Grove. 90 a ,. n
pETIxDFIPHIA GREADTNG TERMINALl-zs42ss
- CO. $500 200. +1oOo. tt1oo a ti2 O. 'foo-
si 80 ~ 90 1900. 400. 500. 1900 fIsO $500 D n
.4TE aND CHESTNUT sTREETS-t4c5 +s.3o s1o 30.
81 10 a. m 100 40. 500 100 t9-25 D m
pEaDIYG HARRISBURG. PoTTsvILLE AND
WIIIVsMsPORT-fi4 "a -2s $500 lr9.lo QGoos
~ 30 fn Reading only 800. 81 %. ~ n.
Psa4fng PottsvfIls and Harrisburg only. TACO. 800
n m From Liberty Street only -Daily- fDaily sz-
cent sunday SUNDAY only tParIor cars only iiVia
oejces: TfN~rty 81 Ferry south Ferry Astor Hors-
fra cs1 49, 1900 Broadway 1s2 9th Av. = Unt1r
S1a-e West f53 125th ST. 2I3 West 1e5th st 2-S
Columbus Av York. Cllrt St S44s $50 Fultoa
ST BROOKLYN: Broadway. williamsburg New 1ors
transfer checks baF-ags 70 essLtnatioa
W G BESLER = u 5s0fsIs .
vtce Pres and Gen Ngr- tfen hsss @s-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
,rices in the local market TO-

Foreign CufIee Mzrkets-Rlo-CofTee market steady;
Ro $3.50 exchange. I21sd: receipts. 5000 bags;
cleared for United States. sOo0 cleared for
rurc3e 900 hazs. zg0. 600 Santos-Cofes
god average Santos 3se0 receipts. 1900
bags stock 1-Gf2o3o bags HembuTg-,Onee market
opened unchanged al 2-3O n was net unchanged;
hays EIavrs-C,o1Eee opened barely
s-ss=- ; lower: u advanced = franc.
: n stead unchanged. $50 unchanged; sales.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo April e.-Floug firm w6sat spFins d 1O'Rs sde
doing white. IS &c; NC z reu' g.
corn steady: yellow: 4Tc; No corn
wsa,. M white 3SG3S &c; No mixed. SIC barieE'
- + 4Sq60c RYE No 2 on track. 5s1sc asked
Chicago Apri; 3The leading futures ranged as fo'-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
Railroads..

PENNSYLVANIA
H RAIIRoAD.
srAT4oYs AT6 E99T OF TES a5 ty uTTs Es
sgThe IenxinE time from Dsshro.sr. 70 ,s .rsn Sna
shnt s,sn nsiS for na,ss
7.55 A VI. FAST MAII.-Lirnitsd to two Psrior cas- @
ard Dining Car New York TO PittsOIrs sleepins N~'
sss 81 TASTLINI PiItsbqFg 1s. d44 ClevslaPdi ii-,.n
Compartment Sleeping. Dnsng. smoking and oSserUa
54ncinnnf. 1adianspos I1,1issiis n Louis-
LOS r. NJ CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPRE;sSs f
danppo,is ehieasS 7 ST lSnl55 pninE car pt,u-x n
dianapoils. Louisville. St Louis. Dining Car For
D-5o p. VI. WESTERN EXPREss-For chicago For
% 5epo p a.eePI sasqda qHs Psburr and
Chicago For Knoxville. daily. via Shsnandoah Valley
s.2o p. VI. CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI Ex-
WAsHIseTo2 ,,5iisS,S AND THE eas sorTH
Ia anSt s- ss 20. nies 5 e IoS s 10 IS efinnr car
@ z So DsiRg s Car 10 3so9s5ss Ard All Ps IS
and Dining Cars. 325 Dining CAR % 9Ouins car
SIS pnR ihs es4 SsT ios5 n Dining mi sg car % m Dining
Din,nx Cas-, % 0inn ca- - ning Carr ass
soUTHERN RATLWAr.~E1Press. s,a5. Is p Il 10
Atlantic COAST 11NE-Express. s:55 a. ~ and 3 o5
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAIIvAy.-E1press. 1855
xoRFdK d RSb hSf5 as1s %FrS RI p Memphis
caEskPEARE afa Pc f1saa' ofio RILWhY-s, II n
FOE sse oID ah' PofSF II GoSfoRr q df'g and NoEForK-5
AsNT estdaSs 4TYs a3a . 5 m n snd 2ss n weekdays.
Sundays. Through Nestbued Trairs Burfec
Parior Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Par
lor Smoking car Paror Cars Dining Car and Standard
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY.-I255 =. n weekdays
For points New York and Long Branch Railroad IfTn
S25. 4S ard 11-25 2 m weekdays Surosys -
p m. from Des5rosses and COrtlandt Streets
900 2. 20 $40. $40 and i1-So p weekdays
Sundays. 45 a. 5-15 2
FOR PHILADELPHIA
6 10 CDesbrosses Cortlandt Streets. 500. 20 ISS
SIS. Penua. Limited. 1910 CDesorosseS
and Cortlandt Streets 1920 Dining car, 1855 lDn-
Carr 21O Desbrosses aad COrtlaEdt Streets. 22 %
sa5 Dining Car. 355. y. . Dining Carr 81 tDn-
Carr 5.55 Dining Carr. T55. s2S s55. go p. m
1910 night Sundays 10. T-55 Dining Car. no
coaches). s.25 s55 0Imited). 955. 1o55 Dining
Car m. Dining carr. 1-55 Dining carl SO
Dining Carr. - Dining Csr) 455 Dining Csrl
$50 Dining Car. 7-55. SIS. $50. 925 p m l. 10
night
Ticket Offices 4sf 1s54 III ard 2s Broadway; fs2
Fifth Avenue below I'D ST.; 26S Fifth Avenus cor
l House West TVenty-thtrt
Street Station and stations foot Of Des2rosses and
Cortlandt Court Street $50 Fulton street
aS Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex station Brook-
will call for and check baggage from hotels
residences through destination
Telephone '914 Eighteenth Street 70 Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
". ". ATTERBCRY, R WOOD
General Cen'I Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10

Cash quotations foJIoEs F09e m TeS No g 77c do
s5ea9y 5 74ia75ssc Corn-No 421sc; No ysil9"'
t9izc Oa+s-No 321z d32ssc; No white
RyeENo 2 49s4c. Barisy-Good feeling 81 6s No
70 Sfo1e s. 16iE Timothy seed-Frn1e s5@ 5e
Cover contract grade So Mess PORK per Do III Si sfdes
Hoose1 So 55ae 65 Dry salted shoulders ooexeo3; S g
Sasis Of high wines 81 so On the Produce s5s1.c.
gaE 2T2sc Eggs mark cases incuoeo i41zc-
Cheese easier. 121z G12Ac ,a
T,,,+b AprIl e-CIose: vheatTo arrive No naT' RssT
NJ = Northern T61ac: No Northern; toc' WAY
No / hard 7s14c. July 763sc oats-Aay, o..
Milwaukee, April 9Wheat higher S97s1lc asked
7ar. No 2 Northern. 1IE1sc May 81 esrnle
pTa steady No 62c. Barley easier; NO - W. S'~'
42653 1zc. Corn-May, 42S4c. nominal -,
St Louis April ecoss: W WhsamSSo Sa1S 79Tie Tf eorn
80 cash 393sc nominal May Ssc' M 2Szc:
Oats-No cash. SAC. nominal May ""'sS' 0'' -
. pxr7f+
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R. r.. PHIIAADEL-
PHfA AND READING RY- ard BAL
TIHGRE AND OHIO r. n

sTJaily 4paiIy. Sunday SUNDAY only
Ones: Liberty Ferry, Souh Ferry Astor Hou.s
fts eG1 424 1900 1854 Broadway. 1S2 5th Ave y
f-non square West I53 East 125th St 21S West y
Sc a45 Columbus Ave, New York. court - S+t
Tuiton ST Brookiyn: IS Broadway WILLIAMSBURG eS
Yors Transfer Co checks baggage 70 d=s
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
n PrRsrANCE OF Al ORDER OF HON.

- Frank T Fitzgerald, Surrogate Of the County OF
New YORK notice is hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against G McCreey late OF the County OF
New YORK deceased. present the same with voacers
subscriber. his place OF trsnsacttnG
hIi1sss az the cffce OF william T. orr Chambers
in Borough of MANHATTAN Clty OF Ne" 4OfA
On before the nrstd August next
hated Nev York, 29th OF January, 1eO3-
FORBES McCREERH, Executor
vz-TrrrAN Q ORR Attorney for Executor. 81 Chambers
sect Borough o. Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10

Stock Il E1v-e z36. bags which 2 s24 coo
P-az.sc- Last week. 3.44l. coo $4,000 bags
Ths statistical position Of Brazilian coffee fol-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
\ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

4 Abner C. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County Of New
all persons having claims
eSaisst Sigrund Weisner late OF the County OF New
with vouchers thereof
- ta bscrbsr place OF transacting business az
OF r. Foster. No 3 Nassau street,
in the City New York on or before the hst day OF
York -4In OF
sePteL4--' ADOL.PH WEIGSER. Executor
sE!NTASIIN =. FOSTER Attorney 81 Nassau st, New
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
\ pTRSTANCE OF AN ORDER oF HON.

- T Fitzgerald a Surrogate OF County OF
, Ya.E notice Is hereby given all having
Biurneathal late OF thu County OF
Se yoTk deceased TO present he sans with vouchers
subsc-fbsr. at his place u ransacns e9sl-
@ ,se ornce Of Stern Feushnore No 40 Wal
stree, In the BoTcuFn OF nannarsan city OF Nf~ iofA
On ., So York 2sth day OF November. 1902
DA'eu 49, ALBERT BLUMENTHAIs Executor.
rT-SHAORE. Attorneys for Executor 40 Wan
-. N.arSurh OF Manhattan New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

L E-,rt y Fttzxerald Surrogate OF the County OF
New York notice is hereby given to all persons having
SeI yo-k deceased present The same with vouchers
his place Of trsnsacting bus
thereoa re oftce z. BrOwneI. q Cortlandt
IN the CITY Of New York on or before the 18th
Gay o. ol Hsy sW York the 2eth day Of November 1902
LEWIS L ABBOTT.
for Administrator. Administrator.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
\ pITRsTANCE OF AN ORDER OF Hon.

.p,rER c. THOMAS. Surrogate Of the County OF
, york notice hereby given &c all persons having
-S7s+ Daniel l. Ebbets. late OF the County ot
deceased 20 present the with vouchers
subscriber, place
tz the Of Carrington & Pierce. No lis
OF Manhattan In the city OF New
nc ~ before 18th day Of August
Daheo 49, RITA W. DE woe.
Administrative with the will annexed
-z,r,-r-0NS & PIERCE. Attys- for Administrative.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10

l. =. Hon Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate OF the
Sew YORK. notice Is hereby given persons
Ians against J. Nelson Low. late OF the County
hSshs rs deceased present the with
OF Ne his place Of
insfeoA 70 Of Underwood. Van Worst
ness al - ssssf in City York.
- oFosa Tine next Da.ed New York 23-d
December. 1so- rosEpI = LOW ux.-r+o-
,-.-,vzwOOD VAN WORST & HOTT. Attorneys for
SHs1E.Ies,or Broad Street New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
81 PTRsUANCE OF AZ ORDER on HON

Abner c.. Thomas Surrogate OF the County or New
given all persons having Claims
Wall late Of the County OF New York,
vouchers thereof 10
OF business. Room
l OO3 No 277 Broadway. OF New York
before the 18TH day OF August next.
Dated New YORK, Sth day OF february 1908.
MARY A WALL.
Administrators OF Francis h Wall. deceased
* FESSENpEN. Attorneys for Admins
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10

II NJ an order ot Hon Frank T FitzSerah sGrrosais
os notice hereby 70 al
.. h.1irg claims against Alexander Harvey late
rt~-rfs OF York deceased present rhs
=. vouchers thereof subscribers az their
So 1ransacsins business the Offices of Curtis +
Broadway fNanhattsnl. In the city or
Saw yeTk On before me 5-d day q ccto3sr next
Yo-s. - April fJto
1f,T9N y ~ YDAM. HERBERT l. SATTH-fsLEE- EXEC
H-o. dvay lXanhsttanls Eeg York city
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
Surrogates' Notice.

~ OF an order OF Hon c. Surrogate of
the County OF York. notice is hereby given TO all
claims against Pauline BALDWIN Iate OF
the County New York, deceased 20 present the same
y subscriber al his place OK
transactf1g business No IS Broadway. OF Man
rattan in city Of New York. before the fifteenth
day Of September next
Dated New York. March Sd. 1873.
RADCLIFFE BALDWIN. Executor
MORRIS FAT. attorneys for Executor. 1SJ Broadway
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10

ss;e. x Eum. q Broi veal. i.s n At
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-10-27

MISSION BOARD
IS IN SESSION
Thirty.fOurth Annual Meeting of
WOman'S Board of In.
terror Meets

WINONA, Mimi, Oct. 27.-Delegates
representing fourteen states were pres
ent today at the opening of the thirty
fourth annual meeting of the women's
board of missions of the interior. The
board has to do with the foreign mis-
sion work of the Congregational church
and the reports of the various officers
show that the past year has been one
of almost unprecedented activity for
the organization.
In addition to the regularly appointed
delegates the participants in the con-
ventoin include a number of well
known missionaries whose addresses
form most important feature of the
convention program. Among those to
be heard are Miss Nellie o. Prescott OF
Mexico, Miss Anna E. Jones' Turkey;
Miss Mary E. Moulton India, and Miss
Annie H.. Howe, lately returned from
the Japanese field.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-10-27
FAIR DAUGHTERS
OF The SOUTH
Begin a Three Days Session of
Confederate Society
at Atlanta

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
ATLANTA, Ga. Oct. 274GFhe state
convention of the daughters of the
confederacy which began in Atlanta
today, has attracted host of fair dele
gates from every section of Georgia.
Savannah, Athens. Rome. Gainesville.
West Point, Marietta, Griffin and Au-
gusta are among the cities that have
sent large delegations. The business
sessions will continue three days and
will be literally interspersed with feat
ures of entertainment provided by the
local members of the society and by
the women of Atlanta generally. To-
days proceedings consisting chiefly in
the reception of the. visitors, commit
tee meetings and the routine business
incident to the opening of the gath
ering.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-10-27

McBrides Willie, an Indian raoa borsa
entered by Paul Ambrose horse
caiied sweeney, bad locker and not
recognized by the talent. The favoritas
so' OH with a dash but at the quarter
pole had to reckon with the Rov CON
roy VINO was riding Sweeney to win.
ana the rest OF the race was a run
away match =" for the Indian horse.
DoWp the stretch he was a hundred
yaros IN the lead and the yelling crowd
was giving him an ovation. But the
ihalah morse unused,to such demon
strdtion stopped short 100 feet from
the wire and turned back. The crowd
sol pehlhd MN and pushed and urged
MN uhder the wire a winner by a
length from Dash, Nell Millers horse.
Later the Judges disqualified the In
Jam Jam race morse and gave the purse to
Miller sweeney will be on the card
today in the Indian race.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-10-27
MOTHERS MEET
IN CONVENTION
Seventh Annual Meeting of State
Assembly Begins SEES.
sion Today

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller)
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Oct 27.-The
New York state assembly of mothers
began its seventh annual meeting here
today with good attendance of dele
gates. Addresses of welcome by Mayor
Kline and others. followed by the an
nual address of the president, Mrs.
David o. Mears of Albany. occupied the
forenoon After luncheon the delegates
reassembled and listened to addresses
by Mrs. Linda Hull Larned, president
of the National Household Economic
association, and others. The sessions
will continue through Thursday and
will be devoted to papers and addresses
dealing with education, domestic sci
ence, juvenile courts and other matters
in which the assembly is interested.