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'Line-o'-Type Lyrics" Mr.. Taylor is the author
of the "Bilioustine" and the Book Booster"

Professor Gabriel Tarde, whose Laws of
Imitation was recently published by Henry
Holt & Co., was born in Sarlat, Dordogne in
1913. and after receiving his early education
took up law and became JUICE Construction in
his native town. Interested as he was in phiIo-
sophical problems, his attention di-
rected to the possibility of demonstrating the
right of sociology to be called science by the
some distinctively social phenomenon. In this
juncture he hit upon the phenomenon Of imita-
ton. His first studies in this problem were
published in the Revue Philosophique." His
Laws Of Imitation" first appeared in 1890. His
system Of philosophy, based on universal repeti-
ton, was set forth in a volume he brought out
in 1895, called La Logique Sociale' and the
system was completed in a book called 'LOp-
position Universelle" which appeared two
years later. In 1894 the author assumed charge
of the Bureau Of Statistics Of the Ministry of
Justice, and was afterward elected professor of
modern philosophy in the College of France, and
a member of the Institute.
book Of poems by Herman Knickerbocker
Viele, author of THE Inn of the Silver Moon
and THE Last Of the Knickerbockers," has been
issued by Brentano The book is called RAN
dom Verse
Miss Mabel Earle has used the great mining
strikes which have occurred in the past in the
West, with their violent accompaniment OF dyn-
amite on which TO base some stirring incidents
in her story published through A. S. Barnes &
Co., New Fortunes" 1t is included in their
East and West series for young readers.
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TO Mr.. or Mrs. F. A Wattenberg, Edw.
c. ellison. Frances Lawton, q. ~ Haz-
en-. Mrs, l. d Peck. NJ. E Serdobin w r
Reud, Jas. g MeEachen; Mrs L. Farmer,
E bate Mq Td8 " mrs EsS j. Gilbert G E
Mrs. W. IL. Strecker. Lorenzo Powers Mrs.
c. Mitchell T. Williams, R NJ Morton.
Mrs. NJ, Este Il. Estey, w. C. Magee. A G.
Mitchell. Mrs a. NJ Shaw Cora FTarctI-
ton. Mrs F. Carroll. ]. c. Amber Mrs
p; Berger Miss II. NJ Farmer. Mrs V c.
Wadsworth. l.. Cumertord. Mrs. +. 4 Wi
SON Henry Clements, Edw. Z. H HesssIs
Administrator. ur. @. Bowling Miss NJ
Moore Mrs. Z. d. Howard, Mrs 1, Carl
Eldridge Mrs. N. \. Kean VIM. NJ. bari
ley. u G. C, Levick. Mrs. A Fitzgeraia.
Mrs NJ Willis, i. fshu Mrs. A. Russell
Mrs. NJ A. Erskine, Mrs. G. +. Sawyer. q
j. Brlceno Mrs. X. =. Farley d h Raker
Mrs. c. r. Van Keuren. Thornton smith
Arthur E, Day. sarah z. Day, c. Ii.
Spooner, II. L. Watson, NJ. Gibbs NJ a.
Gibbs. Mrs NJ. TOusey. Ann White. Mrs q
Nugent J. L. Gordon Mrs II /. Haren-
berg, Mary Smith. a. Soubirous. Mrs. Ada
Bird, c. w. Town Grace Gallagher. Dora
Puf1er, Florence n Dake Mrs Rose Dalv,
;, II. Randall. Mrs +. Neehan. Mrs g.
Mcintosh. Ida Mosiey, Mrs l.. B. Brown,
Mr.. or Mrs. Benz W. smith. Mrs ]. cur
Us VIM r, clayton, VIM. Kelly, Mrs
y. buekInen Ellen Begen and Mrs a
hurns You and each OF YOU are hereby
our Hen upon the property hereinafter de-
sSIluS1 having expired. after due notice
tntteVI had been given YOU. we VIII cause
5uch property. 70 wit. Household Goods
PERSONAL Effects ami Merchandise. stored
by YOU or In YOUR name In III. COLUMBIA
o.utaso warehouses. 60 be sold at public,
auvt'on according TO the statute In such
Sase made and provided. al Nos 56 ana ii
West slNty-seventh-st on saturts,. -,
,hs. 9, A9Vf, az 1880 a. IN, and lf the sale
s sngroo1 III, n net completed on said date. the
1'''a -, y WI pe continued az The same place
- 49, aH ~ ,oNeIy saturday thereafter lie
s sSi,u a. "'So a. m. until the sale Is
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR POOR.

The annual distribution of clothing. toys candies
and other presents TO the poor children of
Side tenement houses will take place on Christmas
Eve at the Of the Hungarian Literary So
cety. No. 272 East feminist, at $3.50 O'Clock The
exercises will include address by the president.
Morris Cukor who will impersonate Santa Claus:
song recitatons and music by the Hungarian Gypsy
Band. The fund out OF which this will be fur
nished comes from the net proceeds Of the Hun
garian peasant ball, held last year That the work
may continue, the society is making every effort to
axe the coming peasant ball. held at Suffers Har
lem Casino. ON New Years Eve. great SUCCESS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-23
FRENCH GIFTS REFUSED BY GERMANS.

Captain schierhorst and Mate Hoechfeldt, OF the
tank steamer Phoebus. want another Franco
Prussian right off. The Kaiser has been in
suited through his sailors. they say. They rescued
some French fisherman last January. and the
French government presented them with two
medals Then Il that they nsulted
Instead Of cleaning gold, ungratefu France gave
a bronze cup to the skipper, a silver medal TO the
first officer and bronze medals to the crew The
captain and his mate refused to accept the gifts
but the sailors took the medals. The Department
OF Commerce and Shipping OF Germany gave the
captain gold medal the first officer a silver
~ marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-23
FOUND NO BRUISES ON MANS BODY

DR.. Higgins. coroner's physician yesterday per
formed an autopsy the body of John Melder the
who died in the Manhattan State Asylum yes
terday. Meder lived at No. 1.32S First-ave and
according to his wife. the mans body was covered
with bruises and death was due to ill-treatment
DR.. Higgins yesterday made the autopsy at the
Bellevue morgue and then said that death was due
to pleuropneumOnia and that there were no bruises
on the body except slight one a knee. which
might have been caused by the man kneeling or
bump. DR.. Higgins said there were several most
mortem dscoloratlons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-23

Allegheny College publishes an illustrated
book descriptive Of the colleges history from
the time Of its founding. at a meeting in the
log courthouse in the village of A1eadville, in
June, 1915. TO the present. The book which is
entitled ''Old Allegheny" is illustrated in half
tone from views of the campus and buildings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-23

first of the current year by insurance companies
transacting business in this country. The book
is divided into two parts. one containing securi-
ties classified by form, year of maturity and
rate of interest. and another containing sched-
ules Of securities owned by the various COM
panies. In his preface the compiler points out
that heretofore there has been way of dis
covering what insurance companies held certain
investments except by laboriously going through
the reports of State insurance departments.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
a BUSINESS MAN is wanted that pos
sesses full knowledge of the German Ian
guage 10 market a rev brand OF liquor that
gives large profits: favorable arraESeIne ats
made; details by corresponding SEA
POLL. 81 East 2dst-, New Ork City
A MAN competent 10 care for a country
place. must understand driving, care OF
horses. COW, furnace. lawn and vegetabls
garden. Lock Box i'll. ThomastOu. Conn
NETWORK AGENCY desired by two
young men with business experience,
push, tact and honesty machinery, cleo
trical or building trades preferred. articles
must have merit; references submitted
AGENCY. Box 10. Tribune Office
WANTED.-In a busy law Office an Ameri-
can lad Of good school and home training.
good penman; beginning as Office boy, with
opportunities for advancement address, in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-23

Eastman Lewis has just brought out a new
book by Louis NJ. ElshemuS called Songs
Of Southern Scenes" and embracing poems writ
ten during the authors travels in Samoa, New
Zealand and Southern Europe. Half tones are
used IN illustration from paintings IN oils by
the author. The book is dedicated to Thomas
Bailey Aldrch.
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USEFUL MAN. kitchenman or messenger
oy coioTed man. KING, Box 10. Tribune
Uptown Office. 1884 Broadway.
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DIAMONDS. WATCHES. JEwELRY.
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JAPANESE hrst class cook. wants posi-
ton in private family. no obisctfon 10
DO homework: city OF country Address
kUSNI. Tribune once
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REGII.IIfNG
GOLD CHAIRS

GOLD CHAIRS. a. 80. ni,,nr, ,,,,,,,.,, -
nitufe, gold leaf atssrans...t .- 80
W. MsS 49, ~ ,CfOhhks. % sixth-ave., oppo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-23

From the title of a novel 1t is proverbially i'm
possible TO guess the theme. What THE Chasm'
might suggest there is here neither space nor
use in setting down. What it is not likely to
suggest at first flush to any ordinary mind is
the problem chosen by Reginald Wright Kauff-
man and Edward Chids Carpenter-the actions
of a political candidate who in the midst of the
campaign falls in love with the daughter OF
his rival for Office. The novel has been pub
lished by D. Appleton & Co.
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Surrogates' Notices.
CE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

In PURSUANCE Of AN ORDER OF HON.
- Abner C. Thomas. a Surrogate the County Of New
York notice Is hereby given 20 all having claims
Christian GOepfert Christian
Goepfer las OF the County o. New York. deceased To
with vouchers thereof the subscTD
their place Of transaCns business tie ONCE OF
Goodwin Thompson VandeFpOsl. No. Wall Street IN
City % New York, before 18th day OF Nay
Dated New York. the 9th day OF October 1893
RICHARD w. FREEDMAN. AUGUSTA LOUISA GOEF-
FERT. FsxecutYT and Executrix.
GOODWIN. THOMPSON VANDERPOFsI4 Attorneys for
Executor and EzSecutris No Wall ST.. N Y. city
IN PURSUANCE Or An ORDER OF HON.
Abuer c. Thomas suFroga,s Of the County Of New
York. notice Is hereby given % an persons having claims
against John Bddie, late Of the CoSnty Of New forS
deceased the with vOSehers thereof 20
subscribers their place OF ansaCting business az
offices OF thei- attorneys Putney. TW0mby & Puney
No. 10 Broadway. Borough 81 Manhattan, IN the
City York. before the 10th day May
Dated New York, the 2nd day Of November, 1903.
JOHN OLIVER. EDMUND MILLER. Executors OF the
Estate OF John Biddle. Deceased
PUTNEY. TWOMBLY & PUTNEY. Attys for Executors.
40 Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New York
y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-23

Many stories OF the late Herbert Spencer are
finding their way into print One of them re-
lates to his experience in a boarding house
where he tried 10 live because his doctor had
advised him that solitary meals were not good
for him BE did not stay long. pleasant
lady was placed beside him. with instructions
10 engage him in light and cheerful talk. A
friend asked her how she liked the boarding
house. and could she recommend It? "Oh yes
think can she replied, but there is a Mr..
Spencer who thinks that he knows about sci
ence and philosophy. I have to correct him
every night" More than one story is told of
Spencer as a billiard player. He liked the game,
but never learned to play il with any brilliance.
once at Brighton he fell in with young man
who played game with him and beat him by
many points. Spencer gravely remarked that
certain degree Of proficiency in billiards was
legitimate. but that 10 play the game as we'll
as the young man had played ii argued a mis-
spent youth. Then he left the room. He Joined
club in London in order TO enjoy his favorite
game whenever he wished. Finding that an op-
ponent was not always available, he suggested
that his secretary be elected TO the club so that
he might always have antagonist at his dis
DosaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-23

Bert Lesion Taylor brings out through Will
lam s. Lord book Of thirty-odd poems, entitled
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Surrogates' Notices.
CKIDMORE, CHARLES Am Pun


CKIDMORE, CHARLES AN PUR-
- suanee Of an order Of Hon. Abner c Thomas sur
rogate Of the County Of New SES n9 5s9 hesS{ sgS
Of ne County q New YORK deceased e present the
place Of ansaeIng business az the office Of Fstfsten
haitian. the city Of New York or before the 2oh
'+ Dated a23a gePsmsss 1903
EETyrRFrcH SILK Nan & sEYBIif Attorneys for Al
minstTatrix, Al Park Row. Borough OF aanlA''aa.
C1RoWELL, DAVID LIN PURSUANCE OF
- an order of Hon. Abner G. Thomas Surrogate Of
P Se couH Rs@
S scnS business aG at the oces of T5oh GODDARD
haitian city of New York on or before the Sist day Of
Dated New York ,, the 18Th s d3X Of June, 1903
TYSON GoDDARD a BREWsTER Attorreys for As
mlnistratrix IS William Street. Borough Of Manhat-
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
\ Abner C Thomas Surrogate of the County of New
York notice hereby given to an persons having claims
s & oT with the Rt. Of he NE y
o5ce Of Goodwin Thompson & VanieTooeI No al v th9
Street in The city of New York. or before the 18th
Dated New York the 81. l, day ssPtgRser 1908
EUGENE CLARK, WILLIAM L. DETMoID. Executors
' for Executors Exc No Wall ST. n 7 City Attorneys
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T o FitzFerpld sqrs0sae Of the County Of
New York n9e is hereby syen 20 all persons having
York deceased 20 the with vouchers
thereof the subscribers at their place of ansactng
business at the office Of Taft Sherman. No IS VIII
lam Street in the City Of New York. on or before the
Of March next.
Dated few York day Of August 1903
EDWARD c. GRIFFIN. I
NELSON F. GRIFFIN. ; EXECUTOR
HERMON GRIFFIN.
TAFT & SHERMAN. Attorneys for Executors Is Will
lam ST.. Borough of Manhattan. New York City
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WORK WANTED.

Female
REFINED young lady would do anything
GOVERNESS or COMPANION.-By young
French lady. with undoubted references.
to accompany family to California for few
months; moderate salary. Y. s. Box 8.
Tribune Uptown Office. !, 1854 Broadway.
observation-disclosures some eXper-
fence in law work; law or commercial Of
fee assistant ANXIOUS. 1O2 Orange-sL.
Brooklyn
YOUNG LADY. Is. speaking Polish. Rus
sian. German and French. at Office work
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-23

In the Romans Choisis" series conducted nv
William r. Jenkins the latest addition is lie
Marriage de Gerard" II is furnished with ex-
planatory notes in English by Ralph Emerson
Bassett. assistant professor OF Romance lam
guages in the University Of Kansas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-23

BOOKKEEPER. correspondent, general Of
ice man. 81: thoroughly familiar details
of various lines, seeks permanent position
as above. secretary or representative; II
looking for a man OF good sound business
Judgment and executive ability. with ref
eIences attesting efficient service in the
past, please address J. HEIDEL- sos West
4Sth-st.
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The Putnams have made a charming little
volume out Of The Odes Of Anacreon' in the
version Of Thomas Moore. pretty piece of liter
airy craftsmanship. The volume is adorned with
the illustrations made by Girodet de Rousey,
academic but well invented and gracefully
drawn designs. The edition is neatly printed
and has an artistic binding in brown and gray,
with medallion stamped in gold on the front
cover.
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MACHINERY.

MACHINERY.
AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 second hand
wood ana iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO B. EDDY S9S Madison-sr.
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WORK WANTED.

MRla-
ARTISTIC CARVING by Oriental. and
European designs and general tool work
wanted. BY Japanese carpenter. thoroughly
competent TOB. Il COncOrd-sL-. B'klyu-
ATTENDANT. secretary. reader. with val
citing to invalid gentleman: experienced,
presentable. well hammered; first class city
re erences. which bear investigation. AR
DEN. 1877 East SOth-st-
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School Agencies.

MERlCAi| AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses
etc. 10 colleges. SchooS and Families Apply
Mrs N J. YOTTNG-FV'I.TON % Union Square.
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n PURSUANCE or An ORDER OF HON


ABNtER C THOMAS a Surrogate OF the County OF
Nev-Yor, hereby given ali having
against Eliza Downing late o. the County Or
thereof to the its place Of transactiEg
business at No 81 Wall street in the Borough OF Man
bsttan IN the City New-York. before the
day o May next 200.
N5tTROPOIITAN TRUST COMPANY OF THE CITY
or NETWORK. Executor. -
PARSONS. CIOSSON & McILVAINE. Attorneys Tot
executor. 52 William Street Borough Of Manhattan,
CITY Of New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-23

Myron H. Phelps. Of the New-York bar, pub
fishes through g. p Putnam's Sons volume
called The Life and Times of Abbas Enendi. q"
The story of the head Of the Babi Persian sect.
TO which recent massacres have drawn atten-
ton, is prefaced with introduction by Pro-
fessor Edward G. Brown. of Pembroke OK
ford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-23

A book called Duchess Sarah" is in prepara-
ton ~ Mrs Arthur Colville. and viii before
long be published by Longmans. Green & Co. Its
heroine viii be the famous Duchess Of Marlbor-
ough, but the volume VIII he also a social history
OF the times OF Sarah Jennings, with anecdotes
not only OF that formidable parsonage, but of
many of her contemporaries. Portraits will be
used as illustrations.
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N PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF HON

Abner C. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County
New YORK Notice Is hereby given all having
Claims against John Hayes late Of the county OF New
York the with vouchers thereof
the subscriber at her place OF transacng business al
Of Petty her attorneys No. 233 Broad
way in the City York before the 18th day
Dated New York. the 23rd day OF June. 1903.
MARY E HAYES, Executrix-
LAMB & PETTY. Attorneys Exscutrix 253 Broad
way. Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
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WATCHES ON INSTRUMENTS.

WEEKLY PAYMENTS Fine diamonds
watches, WATCH SUPPLY CO.. 8 Maid
en- Lane. Room 50 All gnnds e.-lara m -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-23

s. H Wolfe publishes through the Insurance
Press directory Of the investments held by
insurance companies OF the United States II
describes and CLASHES bonds and stocks to the
par value OF about Sl,2J0.oOo.O0O held on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-23

1t is a long time since a new volume was
added TO the well known Crawford" series of
reprints published by the Macmllans. The
choice which has now been made of Fanny Bur
ney's 'Evelina" TO inter the series is one which
VIII be everywhere approved. Mr.. Austin Dob
son provides the Introduction, and the iIlustra-
tions are. Of course by Mr.. Hugh Thomson, the
one draughtsman Of the present time who is
peculiarly well qualified TO give this celebrated
book the right pictorial accompaniment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-23

b. F. Stevens & Brown. London, among Amer
icana offered this month, have limited edition
in foolscap folio, half pigskn. with plankwood
SIDES and clasps of Christopher Colurnbuss
own Book Of Privileges. 1902" The manu-
script in the archives OF the Foreign Once in
Paris is here reproduced in Photographic fac
siTnile. and set forth with an expanded text in
English translation and with a historical in
PRODUCTION. The translation and transliteration
are by George T. Barwick Of the British Mu-
scum. Henry Harrisse has written the intro
dUction. The preface. conpia ton and editing
have been done by BENJAMIN Franklin Stevens
Another publication in the same list IS an exact
reprint in two volumes Of six rare pamphlets on
the Clinton-Cornwallis controversy. The vol
umes. which are issued under the title The
Campaign in Virginia. ISL" contain also I'M
published notes from the manuscript OF Sir
Henry Clinton and unpublished parts Of the
letters added from the original manuscripts.
There are also supplements containing extracts
from the journals OF the House Of Lords
French translation OF papers laid before the
House and q catalogue Of the additional CORE
spondence between Clinton and Corvallis
l1SO-'SI together with papers numbering be-
tween three thousand and four thousand re-
lsting TO the controversy or bearing on affairs in
America at the time. The work is compiled
edited and oollated by Benjamin Franklin
Stevens.
s. H Wolfe publishes through the Insurance
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COACHMAN. disengaged. medium hslght
English competent hOrsenan. workman
groom; furnaces; generally useful n prt-
Vate family; city or country excellent
recommendations; wages moderate. COACH
MAN. Pa West 67th-sL
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BOOKKEEPER --Correspondent %. Eve
years experience; absolutely Competent.
best references. II. Siberian 279
Wyckoff-st.. Brooklyn.
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NAL4ET.-A1, 10 years experiences: thrss
years trained nurse. reliable, y,rliIinx
CHAMBERS. $50 West 6Ist-sl. third aoSF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-23

David Starr Jordan. president of Stanford
University, publishes through Paul Elder & Co.
a volume Of essays on the problems Of higher
education called from the initial paper The
Voice Of the Scholar" There are fourteen other
essays, some of the titles Of which are The
Building Of University" Relative Values in
knowledge" THE Higher Education of the
Business Man" college Spirit and 1.-THE Les
sons of the Tragedy
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N PURSUANCE OF.AN ORDER OF HON

Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the County OF
notice Is hereby given 70 all having
claims against Martin L. RckersCn late or the County OF
New York deceased 70 present the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber at her place Of transactng
of1ce Of Geo. r. Hyde. No. 81 Chamber
Street in Borough Manhattan. City Of New
York. before the 10th day OF January next
the 14th day Of July. 1903.
EMMEL.INE G. KICKERSOS. Administrative
GEO. H HYDE Attorney Tor Administrators,
81 Chambers St. Manhattan. New York City.