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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-21
JEWISH NEW YEAR.
HOW THE HISTORIC DAY AND
THE SACRED HOLIDAYS FOL.
LOWING ARE OBSERVED.
Sacred and Beautiful symboIism-Ei.
oquent and Impressive Services IN
City Temple.

With the setting Of today's sun
every Jew In the world, no matter
how slight the thread that binds him
to the faith Of his fathers, will ex
%perience some thrill Of that fervor
that has kept the fire of Judaism
burning through centuries 81 persecu
tion.
II Is the season Of the Jewish New
Year. and with the New Years day,
Rosh HashoHa, begins the cycle "a
ten days. the climax Of which, tne day
Of %atonement, makes up the most i'm
portant season In the Jewish calendar.
The day b wrapped about with the
legendary story 10 which religious
mystery gives an almost poetic beau
ty.
On that day Abraham proved his
faith. Also 1t was on that day that
the departure into Egypt took place
that flight for all time has typified
the uprising Of the oppressed and the
justification Or the desire for liberty.
According to the Jewish calendar,
which is the lunar calendar, the new
year begins at shutdown and concludes
with shutdown the following day. The.
first day Of the seventh month this
year falls on what Is in the solar cal
endar September II. Next year the
Jewish New Year will be September
10. The lunar calendar. by which
these calculations are made, ~
formed by the rabbis OF old-presuma-
bly, about $500 years ago. Today will
begin The year 1904, which Is dated,
according TO the Jews from the crea.
tion Of the world.
Services Of unusually solemn and
beautiful nature In keeping with the
s%acrcdness OF the day. will be held at
the temple this evening by Rabbi Dr.
Lcfkoyits. Other service will be held
during the holidays. which In this IN.
stance have the original meaning
holidays.
Today is a holy day and In no way
a holiday as Il the New Years OF the
Christians. Neither Is II a time for
fasting, though fasting and prayer
closely follow It and continue all dur
Ing the rest OF the ten days cycle
Rather are the sentiments inspired,
those of solemn JOY and religious ella
ton. for there Is recollection OF the
liberalization Of Israel and besides
was II not written. GLORY and honor
to all who do good, and to the Jew
first
After sunset on Tuesday this year
the eight days of penitence, IN which
there will bio prayer and halliday
fasting, takes place. and tho Jews
will be preparing for their day 81
atonement.
The day Of atonement has not the
meaning that Is ordinarily attached
to the word. Advancement" is a phrase
often used for the day Is rather one
of reconciliation between man and
man. According to the belief OF IS
rael amends cannot be made to God
for injury done 10 a fellow man.
Amends must frst be made to man be.
fore peace a be established with
ones God.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-21
Gard Of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thos, Blauvelt wish
70 express their heartfelt gratitude %
the Kind friends who we're 50 unfail
ing in their assistance and so cordial
IN their sympathy during the Illness
and after tho death of their beloved
daughter, Susie.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-21
Don't Fall to Attend
as Millinery opening.
/, e. m tn ain IN aarh
MonteGore Congregation.

New Years services at Temple Mon.
teiure tonight at s o'clock and to
morrow morning at 10 o'clock. Sub
ject Of tonight's sermon, The Ever
lasting and the Ephcmeral.' Subject
Of tomorrow mornings sermon, @The
Lesson OF the New Year" Everybody
is most cordially invited to attend
these services, DR.. NJ Lefkoyits.
rabbi.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-21

Charlie Rhodes came up from San
Ia Fe this afternoon, Yesterday he
pitched the Santa 10 team 10 victory
In Il spirited contest with the Antoni.
to, Colo, baseball team. The score
was IL TO g.. The A%ntonito people
brought along q crowd Or 800 rooters.
Charles pitching arm Is IN proper
trim these days.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-21

A rarely pleasant AFFAIR viii be the
cavalry ball % be rendered BY mem.
hers OF troop A at Rosenthal hall,
Thursday evening. No formal invita-.
lions have been issued but friends Of
tho troopers viii be made heartily
welcome. Preparations are making
which viii insure the incest kind of a
time.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-21

DR.. A. r. Morrison. presiding elder
OF the New Mexico and ~ paso dis.
trict 81 the NJ Il church. preached
morning and evening at the city Meth
odist church. Today the fourth quar-
terly meeting Is heing held. The an,
nual convention of The church Will be
held At albuquerque. beginning oct $,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-21

A meeting Of the west side citizcns'
association win be held at the II. Ro.
nero hose house beginning at 8
O'Clock tomorrow evening. A large al
tendance IL requested az business Of
Importance will be transacted and
matters OF moment discussed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-21

The boys Sunshine club will enter
tain the DO Things club At the home
Of Karl Lehman this evening, All
boys between the ages Of 10 and 10
are invited.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-21

Pedestrians who pass through Hill
Site park complain that the walk has
been left in a dangerous condition rs
the result Of excavations started in
preparation of the site 81 the Carnegie
library. Al little work will obviate the
cause OF the complaint.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-21

Y. McHood. who since tho inception
of the local house has been manager
for the Columbine Music company.
and Geo. G. Harper are TO change
places for d time, Mr.. Harper has mr.
rived 10 assume the management.
while Mr.. McIood will take a turn on
the road. In the interest Of the big
concern.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-21

Miss Virginia Troxwell, and her sis.
ter. Mrs. u. w. cruickshank, passed.
through the city on their way from
San Marclal 70 Plattsburg. Q. Miss
Troxwell has been visiting her sister
In San MarcIal and now gets a re-
turn visit.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-21

Miss Celia Kahn Of Mora came IN
last night and left OF the stage this
morning for Puerto do Luna, where
she will preside oyer one 81 the school
rooms.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-21

Among those who spent yesterday
In the hills. were j. N. Shirley AMI
family, DR.. Hubbard and party, r. NJ.
Harrison and party and Dr. p. N.
Williams and wife.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-21

Mrs. Ambrosio Martinez and her
two daughters, who have been visiting
the family Of Guillermo Alvarez In III
paso for The past month. are expected
home on No. 9 tomorrow.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-21

A meeting Of the territorial board
of pharmacy viii be held Mt Albn.
querque, Oct. 15-i7 for the purpose OF
examining applicants for registration
II Is important that those desiring to
take the examination should notify
the secretary ut once.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-21

The remains OF H. a, Vincent. who
died in Albuquerque. were shipped to
Washington. RAMS, the family home.
for burial. The father is ono OF the
most promiennt men In the state
Earl Vincent. the brother who lives
here. returned TO the city yesterday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-21

Important-Newa has Just reached
this Office, that all the new fall hats
are now displayed at Rosenthal Bros
See their adv.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-21

An important meeting 81 the stock
holders Of the Montezuma club win
be held tomorrow night, All mem.
beers of the club are urged 70 be
present.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-21

Ground was broken this morning
for the new stone warehouse Of the
Stern 4 Nahm house. which viii be
located at the rear OF their store. The
building will DO 50xsO feet, n story
with basement.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-21

Miss Lima Hockett is making a
pleasant visit IN Las Vegas, the guest
81 Mr.. ana Mrs. I. ]. Easley. says the
San Marcial Bee.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-21
MEADOW CITY HAPPENINGS
A meeting Of the clerks union will
be held tomorrow evening.
A stone culyert is being put in on
Railroad avenue at Lincoln ven

The Military band has been engag.
ed for a concert at the Hot Springs
park next Sunday afternoon from ? TO
5 o'clock
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-21

Chapman lodge No. 2, A. F. and a.
Nj. will hold d special session tomor,
row evening. There viii BE work In
the II IA degree.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-21

Messrs. Nordhaus. A, Ilfeld, a. Ju
dell and Misses Holman. Strauss and
Ilfeld spent the day at Trout Springs
yesterday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-21

4 RI Laidley. formerly with ! IA
stearns. has accepted Il position on
the Office force Of the big Ilfeli house.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-21

Important news has Just reached
this Office that all the new fall hats
are now displayed al Rosenthal Bros
See their advertisement.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-21

The thermometer ranged from 81
20 ST yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

TRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNF.l
Chicago. Feb. e.-The crowd thought Armour was
inclined take wheat back to-day The Armour
operations however: were so involved that there
certainty 10 their meaning. There was
open Armour selling. but considerable buying
through commission people The market closed ssc
TO =sc over SATURDAY.. and the Nay tonight is
about ISsc the low point on this break 1t
opened 7Sc sold between 777sc bid and 7Sssc. and
closed 7Ssc sellers July closed at 74$sc sellers
The Scalper was most Influenced by what he
thought Armour doing. Cables were bull
help all very strong early, and closing at some
advance over Saturday The top prices here were
on the announcement from New-York of 19oG0
bush sold there to go to Australia The statistics
were of both sorts rather bearish on the whole
Northwestern and Southwestern receipts were
larger than last years: so was the total at primary
points. Clearances were 353, 900 bush There vas
an increase on passage of 1.71o00o bush. The dc
crease iii the visible, 600 bush, less than half
the decrease last year. Worlds shipments, s,7sGoo
bush. exceeded last years, with increases from
Russia Argentine and America. The market here
Is being influenced some by the strength on the
Pacific Coast. The prospect OF cold weather was
offset by the prediction of rain or snow Minneap-
oils said some Of the big sales outside mills of
last week might be cancelled as the mills were
offering to resell
Corn shoz.ed no strength at any time. though it
was helped Just at the windup by the wheat
strength. It closed unchanged to 14c lower than
Saturday May opened at 443sc, sold between 4i14c
and 441sc and closed at 445sc. February closed at
4Sc july 43Isc- The seaboard demand was slow
The car situation showed relief. Receipts mere
were 3ol cars. the estimate for tomorrow 4o-
The speculative trade quiet There is no big
long interest now in the market. The visible in
creased Se510 bushels the local stock 27ooeo bush
els increased 212 600 bushels. On passage de-
creased 1880 bushels. Worlds shipments, 245o-
O99 bushels. were almost entirely American. Liver
pool closed sd lower.
Oats were inactive, following the ups and downs
of wheat The range only 2sc. the close the
same as Saturday. May 5614c sellers, July 325sc.
public stock here is only 512 900 bushels.
There are several holdings in the market for May
greatly in excess Of this total stock, Patterns,
Ioure's and others. Receipts 334 cars; the
estimate 90. Shipping is embarrassed
by the car situation, but the East will take oats
good deal faster than this point can supply
them
The provision market stin feeling the weak
ness OF Saturday. especially the January weak
ness Pork time off 15c and lard and
ribs off I2I2c. They closed little over the bottom,
helped by the grain firmness. There were as
many hogs West to-day as last year. There were
- coo hogs here. and prices We're sc lower Hogs
are light in weight. The sentiment is rather more
beariSh than il was. though prices have had con-
siderable break within week.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
CUNARD LINE.
Nonrc of Cl5solutIou.
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
,, SeVx York CSnBfy IorS--lThe People % -.
s...s - Nev YorE PIantiT against sherman BlnE-
as-5xnf Notice il hereby given that pursuance
ma CvaFt. h~sriax oc
Tr,arv 1.- undersigned. Receiver % the Sher
- tsank rfrT a puoltc auction. York
Iss.I Fsfafs SalesTOon. Number nj Broadway
ssh 4sv OF I9es i@30 O'clock dsN.
- phillips Auctioneers. without for
V ass whatever right title and interest Of ths
uIerssrned and any and all JudSments recoseres
- sai Bank prcr dissolution and aiSO al proris
s-y notes which remain un-
Al and
ard All the other properties and effects OF sat
iefeaut sherman FeuaiainS IN his hands an ITEM
ed list Of be Tor inspeetto and exam
~o bv an person interested ire orc@ ot the auc
s.N1TS ~, Iss FrolWay Borough Manhattan. city
Of Nev York after the lfh day OF danusry i"S
AAe IACOR n RCTI.F.E Receiver
: ,utfEr u WEISy Attorney rGE Receiver.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03

,-r,uis r Fitzgerald Surrogate County of
Ne, YoIA Is hereby given 20 all parsons having
Benjamin H2NtuI- late ot the county ot
So. York deceased the with vouchers
bAee 10 subSCTibFT his If transactlDE bust
80 NJ EVarts Tracy & Sherman No -
wall Street. the tIty Of NeS York. or before the
tenth daV a August next
Dated New York the 2ud ,!ay OF teeTtary. istk'-
HENRY SLEEPER HARPER. Executor
EvARTS. TRACY SHERMAN. Atto~neSs foT Executor.
No AL Msnhattan. Nov 1Ork civ.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
~ r1.RsI. ANcE OF ~ ORDER OF HON.

Il ,..L r t,,.z.eraId a Surrogate OF county uf
SaD Yort otiee il hereby given - all persons having
scott late OF the county "e
So VI 1sraIsed to present the same with vouchers
sTb-~rfbe- a her place of trsusartluS
sLeisot So ~ William y. Wilcox. Nassau
t~s- In The 1ity o, New York on or before the lrst
uaS % 81 yort. the second day ~ February 1905.
batea ->'N ,tE,ORI;IANA : LYON. Administrztrtv
1.-,t,,,u y WILLCOX. Attorney for Administrative.
" ~ - Nassau street New York city
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03

AZ apce of an order NbueT = Thornss SUI
rogate OF York notce Il hereby gi,e
ait against Thomas tteffS MaS
Iate II ire deceased 10 present ne
thereof 10 the supsrlIpes 81 h@f
Jsa ~ esaetfnr business nt office Of James l.
Risbop her attorney - Brottwas IN sES SIS o.
~su yor ON or b FORE the fourteenth dsy OF july nr
Tstel Sev Yofi. sscoDd day u lsnnarN. ie's..
N'''4 ~ EMMA D. MASON. hxesutFtS
JAMES /. BISHOP. AtrrnsT fof ESss'ts'N' i9' S'9
York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
HOLLAND TRUST COMPANY.
DEQCISITlON HAVING BEEN MADE UN-

date Of November 7th, 1902. by the superintend
ent Of New upon
land Trust Company make impairment
capital stock amounting to Two hundred and ffryone
Thousand three hundred and sixty-seven dollars and
fourteen sa5 14l. and notice thereof
amount Of having been given conform
ity each stockhoder OF the and all
Hereunder that thousand
hundred and fcrty-two d349 shares having bee3
in hereby given that the said
hundred and Il 342 shares
OF stock sold the highest bidder at public
ton Broadway, City. Tuesday. Feb
rcary 3. 1909, 1880 O'Clock p. of that day.
such stock will Tot. however, be sold less than
Fifyone cent Of its face value Fiftyone Dollars
per share which been placed upon It by
ihe Superintendent Banks determination
certihcae provided by Section IL of Chapter 6SS OF
the of 1892
New York. January 10, 1903.
HOLLAND TRUST COMPANY.
by J. D. VERMEULE,
President
Attest:
J. B. VAN woERT.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
IEYRY = AKIN-IN PURSU ANCE OF AN

- Order of Honorable AbHer c. Thomas. Surrogate OF
the County York notice is hereby given % an per
sons having claims Henry F. Akin late OF the
County Of New the State of New York deceaSeI
10 with vouchers thereof 70 the SUP
OF tansactis business the 9nIes & %
Reed. Simpson. Thacher & Barnur. . ESr0a4
Street in the Borough In the City OF Ne"
YORK on or before the day OF May, 1906
~ - ELIZABETH R AKIN. Executrtx
REED SIMPSON THACHER & BARNUM. Attorneys
for Executrix. Broad Street. Borough OF M4nNdt-
NaU OK
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03

AMERICAN GRAPH0PHoNE COMPANY.
New January -. 1908.
PRF,FFRFsED DIVIDEND No. 81.
rr,I.F RFGTIAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
IL $50 81, Of one and Thrse-auarters Per Cent VIII
A. -siS on be Preferred Capital Stock Of the American
Company 18th. 1858 stocshold-
- cops 3ist
nv erIer nf directors.
Z O. LOCKWOOD Secretary
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
Proposals
5nrroGaies Notlrcs.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
= Abrer C. Thomas Surrogate OF the County OF New New
York. hereby given 10 all persons nalhs S-s 1-
ayaf John Il Of the County or ENeW
with vouchers thereor
r. the Subscriber place transactng business NO
William Street in the city OF New YORK on Ct Oe
fore the 18th day Of 1893, next -
Dated New York the Sth day Of December. l992
CAROLINE VIEWERS, Administrative etc
MORRIS J. HIFFSCT Attorney Administrative, etc. 6S
William St. Borough Of Manhattan. City OF Ne"
Y0r
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
Auetiou Galcs-finameiai.

Auriiou Galcs-finaueiai.
ANDREW J. MccoRMACN- Auctionecr.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN h. MULLER { SON,
OFFICE; GoNsER NS; Il OF M'1asfHs FfsN sf! STREET
WEDNESDAY, FEBY 4TH,
at 1880 O'Clock at the New York Real saesF00'
BY ORDER OF STEPHEN wILdAAMs VILLA sr RECEIVER E6
100 shs Broad Exchange Co. common.
90 ooo -, BY 3RBEG OF EXEGagI1oFts- ;og1
3 soas NsnaIh I1o r. 3 sce co 1 lst IS IS i' 81 1920
1873 sSs Bank Of ot'i the 3 Metropolis tGt dis -
$1,000 c9a5rs s6 9FpFn + K s Of \ J asa r
s1oeG0 Wabash r. +. LIST ls
80 shs, ouassaick Nat, Bank Newburgh \, Y
800 ES s AGG9gNa aa OF shs %SM Rans m Hf "a @
sh s LneSp 51 SstSas SaoRsi sn Bank an Staten Island
70 70 sRs. sRs xfiaGfd xaGiGf Bank; 746st Co.
3s 3s shs Southern Is 4 Asanfc I59 Telegraph Co
100 shs. National broadway Bank
icS shs National RanF f'sl5 Of Goramerce arrsr
50 shs central Really Bond { Trust Co.
y J" sRs sss etaf7s msFssiH55 Ss,ensl F5i' aa6k
lss GO sh @ Bend Mgrtgsse GaaEsntee Co. Bas 1929
IS shs Natl Bank OF Commerce
30 shs Guardian Trust Co
10 shs North American Trust Co.
y chs BroadTay safe Deposit Co
100 shs Mechanics & Traders Bank.
Bank.
25 shs Central National Bauk
100 shs American Nickel Co.
$4,000 Judge Co. p. Mtge. As: 1892 Ciass a ,o,,
$4,000 hudson Hudson Valley Ry Co. consld IS, 1851
80 shs Lawyers Mtge. ms. Co.
10 shs. Central Realty Bond & Trust Co
10 shs- Broadway safe Deposit Co
81 ID National of Jersey City.
5000 BROOKLYN x Rockaway Beach H. f ist ds Now
25 shs Trust Co of the Republic.
loo shs. Realty Finance &C. Pfd
shs. Realty Finance
20 shs- Corn Exchange Bank
leo shs. Green BAY & Western r. r.
ss,ooo Green Bay Western L. n Income A, Deb
II shs. Flint, Eddy Trading Co. common.
81 shs. Flint Eddy An. Trading Co. Pfd.
ls shs, Flint. Eddy Am Trading Go. common
$4,000 FairInount Coal & Coke Co lsJ IS 1919
70 shs National Bank OF Commerce
25 shs. North American Trust Co.
80 shs; Ixtrapan- Del orc Mining CO ,,
10 shs. Atlantic Trust Co.
100 sts. Reliable Steam Power CO.
so 80 shs; n J. Dry Dock & Transportati9n c Co ,s
20 shs. Corn Exchange Bank
~ shs. Title Guarantee q Trust
IS shs- she 1o'tb. ToTth Ame-icsn UT Trust 90 Co. O.
leU slls. Natl. Broadway
o see :: I,Fosa : IN IN Az {. B. ft e, $ 1904
20 shs Tefft-Weller Co. Pfd.
3 shs. Equitable Natl. Bank
Nail. Bank.
IL shs. Title Guarantee Trust Co
North American Trust
a5 shs. Stuyvesant Heights Bank Of Bklyn.
rs shs. North American Trust Go.
so shs. Natl Bank OF Commerce.
shs Mercantile Safe Deposit co.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03

Asaer g. The-as. surroSatS OF the tgshtS o. lev SS"
against William rTrupe. las OF the Coty 5s - ~
snhscriber a. her pac of traLsacting ousle.s No 80
broadway. city IN Ihe IitJ OF ->SN iO'N"
on or before IN first day of Nav next 800
bateo NC" - n '-4@ ELIZA GRCPE EXecurtI.
,rr.pruy II GREENE Attorney ExscUtEix. No.
New York Si'y
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03

TAKE . WEEKS OFF.
yor, can leave New York BY the fine
steamers OF the Ward Line every Saturday
fer
HAVANA.
have a capital rest. ard see the beautiful
and interesting Island OF Cuba OUR
SPECIAL. TOURIST PARTIES LEAVE
February .. II. March =
Shall send you dstaiiss
THOS. COOK " son.
OFFICIAL. TICKET AGENTS FOR THE
BALTIMORE & OHIO. CHESAPEAKE &
ONO ERIE. I.EHIGH VALLEY. NEW
YORK CENTRAL AND PENNSyL-
VANIA RAILROADS. AND ALL THEIR
CONNECTIONS PULLMAN RESEIsEA-
TiONS FOR ANY LINE.
TWO NEW YORK OFFICES-
96I 2 way cor Warren Phone 1881 Cort d.
TTS5 R.wav. cor - st Phone 1895 Mad So.
Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago. etc.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
Diuinfnh y oilces.

NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY co.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS DE
cIsred on the Adjustment Preferred Stock semi
annual dividend of dollars snare. payable s the
aaiee az the COMPANY Arcade Building, Philadelphia.
pa an and after February 1903 to the Adjustment
Stockholders registered at the close OF bust
The transfer books Adjustment Preferred stock VIII
b closed from o'clock = NJ February d l"S untlI
~ l. j. HEMPHII-L- Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
\ PI;RsI-ANCE OF ~ ORDER OF HON.

shner g Thomas a Surrogate the County Of New
York notice is hereby given all persons having eIaIs
Hiram Of the County OF sew fors
deceased present the with voucners uleeoI %
q IrausdCns business tho
offces Of his Attorneys cannon s Cannon Room l3o'
Building lis Broadway, Manhattan Borough;
in the CITY or before the I"entythlFa
Dated New York the Fifteenth day Of August 1902
DA' ~ THEODORE MERRITT. Executor
CANNON & CANNON Attys for Executor, ilS Broad
-Roreel BliIS1uIe NV 1ork-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
Did n0MQNQ0M llNE.

For Old Point Norfolk. Portsmouth Pnnsr's
connecting for Petersburg
Richmond Virginia Beach, Washington D c. and entire
West
Freight and PASSENGER san from Pier 2s n
r. foot Beach St. every week day at P "
III B.. Manager.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03
Northern Securities Company.

Northern Securities Company.
Sew York. January %, 1913
THERE HAS BEEN DECLARED a DlNl-
= de1d OF ~ per the capital stock OF this
e,rap- paNhbIe February attn 1903 stockholders o.
record on the books Of the Company on that date
The books viii be closed al clock
p III January 7th 1903. and recpened at 10 o'clock A H.
feO'"atE ~ F. T NICHOLS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03

L Frank T Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the County Of
New York notice is hereby giveh to all persons having
claims against Matilda r Doseher late OF the county or
New York deceased present the same with vouchers
their place OF tra1sacttnS
b,sinaes At No i13 broadway. the city OF New York.
on or before fourth day Of June mex -
WILLIAM c. DOSCHER. Executor
CI,AUSINE NJ BENSON. Executrix
HENRY B. wESSELMAN Esq Atty, lor yS Hsgu5g.S 5 i'
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03

l. 49, - rho-,.. g. Surrogate OF County New
York notice Is hereby given all persons having claims
aeanst John Faith late the County OF New 1oFs es
eased 10 nresent me same with vouchers thereof % t
tranSactns business at "
302 Broadway, Borough
of Manhattan in the City Of New YORK on Nr UeIoTe e
first day Of May next .h H. ~, C-.ohAr
Dated New York, the y. T 2aS Gcf0T
1902. GEIofsr5E ~, va,Mr0- 50a
Rrnadwav New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1903-02-03

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