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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-21

COWS.
T. T.: s sfs g. &c.: rs l. l. s So e: Is
J. /: E.: =: IS g. B.: s g.: iss
L. l.: &c. sa5 5 f. f. 49, s rs g. I'D ''7'
to
rSds Ts ssy sSSs in sa
was quite good. consequently tho market opened
which as a rule amounted to loc all decent
hogs bu, there was little 4 any improvement
The demand was good from city butchers Which
caused the good. smooth hogs to be the best
and Received the fun benefit OF the advance. The
dspSse Of as fast M
close was a shade lower:
EF s. sss
the bulk al at * nnS lights ,O ~ 20
lights 100 70 ~ lbs ,s e sSss' pigs at 'ssSa;
the hogs above $50 lbs average sold 6, at 2em
~ The main drove of packers bough. by. sw i.
the main drove bought by Nelson Morris Co .,
ss By ss g. ss 5 a9d B sei
pany averagsd 200 lbs and cost s1Ss, Tho Ere.
p rdte something like a moderate supply. YET
I
trade. The arrivals included several cars OF
Mexican and Western sheep and lambs: also a
few spring lambs. Tho market during the first
four days Of til; week showed ss HI Teasv
at prices fully as good as at any time since
ceipts were not more than half sufficient 20 M
than any time recently. but 1t was only for
the best kinds. To-day the supply was only
moderate. and the market UNCHANGED.
.1S a. h Esss the sas , at lambs sa thas
and Southwest mutton stock sold at a range OF
ssT50 stockers sold at s2.5eef3.7o. Gull lambs
aG M ha sGHi iam nSs al at sad Western
lambs s5.50fis.S5 and Western sheep at s5.I5.
HORSES-The heavy receipts during the week
and the fact that all could not be sold in the reg
n short auction Friday morning to dispose of a
few horses which had been held over. but II was
not all representative test OF the market. as
the offerings were limited. of an ordinary quail
ers As rule the trade was slow and inclined
to tho same degree OF weakness which he's
characterized the greater part of the week The
fact that nearly all OF the large number Of
buyers who were the market during fhe
week had filled out and departed was added
source Of slowness and weakness to the market
ing the week has been about IS to ST. so head
T7his has been most apparent on the medium
and plain classes. the chotcer grades maintain
ing close a steady basis. although somewhat
sition of the market. A striking feature Of the
weeks trade has been the large proportion or the
demand for farm animals. most OF which were
boi.ght to go to Illinois and Pennsylvania The
market gives promise or closing win some ie"
followers.
Heavy draft-Common to good. s12n315o: choice
to extra. sieoGls5. Chunks. LEO to l.3so IDS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-21

-captain william Lsyhe win depart tnis morn:
- from Paduoah with the Spread Eagle. bound
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-21
COWS AND HEIFTRa

DehOfntu and uhhtanued BtOCkers and 1etUeI5
always sell a fraction better than others.
SOUTHERN CATTLE-QuaraEtine cattle re-
ceipts were very light. amounting to only IS
cars and $50 head against 40 cars. containing
1IS3 head received last Friday and %
taining 6o3 head two weeks ago The supply
consisted principally of steers that sold at s. IS
a. 40 with about load and a half OF odd and
end cows. bulls and yearlng calves The move
ment was very active and the Light supply was
soon taken at steady to strong values A ma
terial decrease Is shown in guarantees SO far
this week. as compared with the period
during the past four weeks. the five days re-
ceipts aggregating 1874 cars. against 81 last
week. 1913 cars two weeks ago. 800 cars three
weeks ago and 243 cars a month ago.
During the week Texas and Indian Territory
range of s3Gii.45. most of them going at 5.s5P
49,. Cows and heifers brought sos 60. the bulk
at So 40fl u.s. stays and oxen at 81 5013 So bulls
1913 40 and calves at $aGll per head and s.. 80
Q3-10 per cwt
Representative sales:
TEXAs AND INDIAN STEERS
2;s,.. sss:..:.$e is,:. 80 .a.s'
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-21
St. Louis Curb Market.


May wheat ssH9sec: puts sssass7sc: calls 6slsc.
July wheat 6TstG56i&c puts 6l .5asc; calls 61:sc.
May corn 40Mc; puts 40Hc; calls 40i5c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-21
Hides.
Fruits and Vegetables.

Wet hides should always be thoroughly
before being shipped.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-21

Dcia Givens .....--...~-...........Cah County
5ty OF Memphis. .............--Tennessee River
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-21
RIVER NEWS.

Rise and Fall of the Rivers
For 81 hours ending at q. m.
St Louis. Friday. March 20, 1903.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-21
MISCELLANEOUS,
FRATERNAL ORDER or EAGLEs.

BIT. LOUIS AERIE, NO. a. FRATERNAI,
Order OF Eagles Will meet every Saturday at
., m, at West Hall In the Century building
Ninth and Olive sts r. c. BRYANT,
Worthy President
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Run Light-Beef Trade Quiet
Sheen Close Steady.

NATIVE CATTLE-Beef Steers-Supplies of ma
The supply that offered last FRIDAY; a. Al,
though the supply OF beef steers was practically
few ODDS odds and ends Buyers have Secured ali the
cattle they wanted earlier in the week and wee
lower received. but only one load was
offered there were not sR;ush 10 form S b,,, pas. 81
the supply of native cattle this week was com
posed OF steers, the larger proportion OF them ,
a few good cattle Included some Of which said
to g Sow T9sng y s not t show wesk
disposition to buy ar any time and Ted % 70 50 foe
amounting around only 5000 cattle f9T Ih. shf
ree s 1t 0 had as enaney s
considerably Compared with last weeks eek, ,t Close
change in values IS shown TO tho beef traoe.
SHIPPING AND EXPORT STEERS.
Best native beef steers. strictly fancy, ,,,s =.
CHOICE EXPORT s p Steers. iS5iti 800 lbs. soS5so
Good shipping and export steers. l.Soc@ sesa5 :.
Fair G'' to IN medium shipping steers 1909
iisY ss5 BEEF AND BUTCHER sTEERss
Steers. 2l9ql go lbs rough to bestss Egg y,
SiseTs iSsni;IU M III. sSiss
offer in the butcher department. for the day; and
or killers on which the movement was very free
at good. strong prices There was not enough
Salues there e were very few bulls and
in tho supply on which prices were nnchansed;;
best veals at S6.50qs75. Tho weeks supply OF
butcher cattle has been light OF all grades. es-
pecially SO OF the choice kinds and of the handy
lightweight grades OF cattle; Demand for such
classes has been good on all accounts. and all
that were available have sold readily and are
quoted at an advance Of i04l5c, with the close
are strong, with Gamers. sausage and medium
flesh bulls steady. As some export demand has
have sold a shade higher. Tho calf trade has
been very uneven this week, and while they sold
up to SIS 80 during the week they are closing
with the bulk OF them selling around sl91. so per
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-21
River and Bushes

River Forecast.
The rivers In this district viii rise slightly Il
y few days.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-21
lfUrS.
Wool.

Extreme Southern skiing 10 per cent less
strictly Nosthern 2aQ.0 per cent more.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-21
KNIGHTS TEMPLARs.

8EQ< ASYLUM AsCALON COMMANDERY
;ESSE No. 16 X IA stated conclave Of this
333f& commandery will be held this Saturday,
HSH March 81, ut p. m, at Asylum. Grand
Avenue Masonic Temple. Work In Order Of the
Temple Visitors courteously invited.
Z. J. SPENCER, z. @
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

EBY TEIEGsAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
chicago. May 21.-Rains IN these sections where
.tev have been needed made all the grain markets
weak today. and wheat declined more than any
.hing else. It closed ! 10 Iasc under Wednesday
There was LIQUIDATION by the dry weather bulls
al the session. July opened at 741sc- sold between
-Is.- and 73lsc and closed at 73Ssc May closed at
7ssc and the September at To5sc sellers. The price
vas most Influenced by the weather map It
showed rains about everywhere where needed, ex-
cent on ths Pacific Coast The Price Current
vas bearIsh IN its comments. surprising the bulls
pv announcing the wheat prospect fully main
rsired" Cables were some lower. The seaboard
-sro-ted foreigners canceIling wheat rather than
,uvinE There were liberal clearances. 722.05O
rushe1s There was q liberal shipment OF No
Northern wheat from here. 245.O00 bushels The
,.-iyate elevators making less contract wheat
The selling was LED to-day by the ''ptramiders,'
,rbr have been piHng up long lines their faith in
rrop damage claims. Outside markets declined
about much as this
The weather much the consideration in
rom as in wheat Most Of the States had
showers to-day and all OF them promised
showers Friday. The Price Current" was as
fearsh in its corn comments as in its wheat the
crop getting q good start The speculative trade
vas light the selling being led by the cash in
.sreS+s The country acceptances were estimated
around so 600 bushels. The ceaboard demand was
SLOW Receipts were 161 cars; the estimate fer Fri
aav @5. The cash market was lac lower snip
ping sales were go bushels
The news Of rains east OF the MISSISSIPPI, ana
especially through Illinois. stampeded the oats
bulls Prices closed 1c 70 1itc under "Wednesday.
Nav left of 8sc July at 531sc bid. and the Sep
1ernber a. 30ssc Receipts were 10 cars the est
-7a+e for Friday l4n The cash market was i1c
lower. The Eastern demand was quiet. There was
2 big trade and no effort at support The market
broke worse on private advices of rains Up and
down Illinois.
Hogs were 1oc TO I5c lower. with more here than
expected-S6Ge0. The packing West for the week
sc-n,, = in OF
provision list closed Iower-pork off 1oc 10 L12c,
lard Of &c to I5c and ribs Of 7zc 10 Ice Private
estimates on stocks here showed slight decreases
so far this month ribs and lard but an increase
OF about 2eoooo pounds in the stock OF RIBS
Armour continues TO give support TO ribs on the
weak spots. Cudahy Is the active interest in pork
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22
Foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- York-St. Lukes Hospital Plaintiff. against John J.
Buckley others. DefendantsIn Of udg-
foreclosure sale. duly made and entered in
action, bearing cate the 10Th day Of
June 1901 l. undersigned the Referee In said Judg
will sell at public auction at the New York
Saiesroom. No. 161 Broadway in the Bor-
Of Manhattan. City New York, the 28th day
May, Il O'Clock that day. by Philip A
Suyth auctoneer premises directed by said tudg
OF land with the build
ings thereon erected the Borough OF Manhat
tan. City. County State OF New York, bounded and
described follows. that is to say Beginning at point
line Of Seventh avenue distant
five and one-quarter (554) inches
formed by the intersection Of
southerly side Twentyeigth street. running thence
eastery and nearly parallel with Twenty-eghth street
distance through party wall forty-ntne
(4el 90 inches TO courtyard; thence again
one-oI C4b inches the westerly wall Of
building easterly through the centre of
balf q " inches northeastey OF said build
ing thence southerly along the eastery wall OF SAID
cd feet and threeduarters t
Of an inch to said building
(2D 81 inches the south
westerly corner buildnP thence northerly. along
the westerly wall said building seven ca feet eleven
and oue-half 1l2 inches: thence again westerly. and
Tentyeighth street and part OF the
distance through party wall seventysx C76) feet four
~ inches 10 eastery side line Of Seventh
(3S&) inches point
of beginning Said premises being known
by the street number 307 Seventh avenue.
~ 49, wILBER MCBRIDE. Referee.
PECKHAM. MILLER & KING, Attorneys for Plaintiff
SO Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
premises known the street number 507 Seventh
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22
Financial.
Westinghouse Electric
and Manufacturing Co.

To the Stockholders of the westinEhouse
Electric and Misunderstanding Company,
The holders the stock of this Company
the close OF business May % 1903 hereby offered
privilege Of subscribing S4,5oo.oOo of new "as-
sentinE" stock nt $50 per share of $50. at
the rate Of one share of such new stock for
very four shares of existing stock.
SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST BE MADE UPON FORMS
FURNISHED BY THE COMPANY BEFORE O'CLOCK
p NJ ON MONDAY. JUNE s. 1908. AT THE OFFICE OF
THE COMPANY NO. 10 BROADWAY. ACCOMPANIED
BY A CHECK FOR $50 FOR EACH SHARE SUB
sCRTBED FOR THE BALANCE OF THE SUBsCRIP-
TON WILL BE PAYABLE AS FOLLOWS:
JULY g. 1903 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PER SHARE
SEPTEMBER II. .s25 PER SHARE
a transferable receipt issued by Com
receipt Of the first payment exchange for
which stock certificates will delivered upon receiving
the final payments.
Failure pay any will forfeit rights
respect OF the and OF
rnents previously paid
The second and third instaments may discounted
the rate n fout cent annum. but only the
time Of subscription.
Holders of the hereby offered entitled
participate in any dividends quarter
ending September 50. 1903.
Subscription rights for fractional amounts Of stock
may be purchased sold the New Office Of the
Company Forms Of assignment Of subscription rights
VIII be furnished by the Company upon application
The transfer books Preferred Assent
ing Stock OF the Company will the close Of
business on Saturday May %. 1903 and opened 10
a NJ. Tuesday. June g. 1908.
Dated New York. May 13 1903.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
CHARLES A TERRY. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22
School Agencies.
Teachers.
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

FTNHE PEOPLE OF IHE - "A Or new
York. by the grace Of God free and indePendent
Angus James Nisbet Jessie G. n Munro Robert Il.
Pn afbsIine N Allan David Morrison John Nor
rson Jessie Gordon. Isabella Tuloch Thomas Purden
Andrew Angus John a. Livingston Jessie Livingston.
Isabella livingston Livingston Mary Livingston
James Angus Mary McLucke angus Ctheflne aoTrlz4 d
Angus william Ansus Alexander Wright a AnsHI Raya ,
Harold Albert McFarlane. Jennie A Eenton. William
saiiiay 0 MargaTet Thorn David Provan if living
nephew OF deceased and dead his descendants heirs
whose names and places Of residence are up-
and cannot with due diligence be ascertained:
dead his descendants heirs law and next Of kin.
there may be- all of 6o W5 & ahd d os
be ascertained and all other heirs at law and
next Of Kin of James Angus late Of the County and
whose and places Of residence are unknown snd
next Of OF James Angus deceased Send greeting
whereas John A Nisbet and Thomas T Allan, of
Surrogate of County of New York, to have
certain instrument In writing dated June 70 , ISgg re-
the last WIN and Testament ot James angus late late
and each OF you appear before the Surrogate
County OF New York at his office In the County
nine hundred at half past ten o'clock in the
Of that DAY Sn @ snS ana to attend % S the
OF you hereby cited as are under the age Of
dian If You have one. or II you have none appear
and apply for to be appointed or IN the event OF
y0n b the Surrogate to and act for you
In Testimony Whereof. We have caused the Seal OF the
surrogates Court OF said County OF New York
10 be hereunto affixed Witness; Hon AbneT c.
- York. at said County. the 21st day Of April.
the year Of our Lord one thousand nine hun
O'e1 ~1 J. FAIRFAX MLAUGFI1IN
CHARLES P HAILoCK, Attorney for Petitioners 20s7
Boston Road, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22

amount of the lien charge to satisfy
which above described is to be sold IS
81 So IS with interest thereon from the ol DAY OF
together with and allowances amounting
10 1885 80 with Goth, 1901. together
the sale. The approximate amount
of other liens which
TO allowed purchaser out of the purchase
money or paid - 400 81 and interest
the entry Of the said judgment there has been
paid on the amount found due by Judgment
taxes etc. the OF S6950 - -
Dated. Now York. May 4th. 1903.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22
TINTED STATES ASSAY OFFICE. NEW

York City. superlntendents ofice-sealed pro
Superintendent of the L. s. assay Once AT New York m
aoa-a r,nnlIes REQUIRED for U. 6 Assay Office at
Rev YORK for the fiscal year from July !. 1903 to
with schedule and specnca-
s,o1s comics of which blank proposals and other In
Slner
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22
A RAIY BUILDING. WHITEHALL ST, NEW

received here until u clock May 1908 and
then opened manufacture and delivery at this
I1syot Olive Overcoats- The Olive Drab
Covert lasting Innings viii be furnished by
this Department: materials to be furnished oy Con
tractor Blanks for bidding specica tons ana otner IN
formation be obtained at this Office PTopoals mus t
enclosed In sealed envelopes marked proposals oF
C1othiug' and addressed D. .. WHEELER A -
NJ G., Depot Mr..
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Frank T. Fitzgerald, Surrogate Of the County OF
New York hereby given all persons having
g McCreery late of the County OF
New York deceased present the with vouchers
thereof subscriber, his place of transacting
slTeet IN ugh Of Manhattan City Of New York
on or before day OF August next ~
Dated york the 18th day OF January: lgo8
HENRY FORBES MCCREERY. Executor.
WILLIAM G ORR Attorney for Executor. 81 Chambers
Street Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22
rN PrRsrANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

ABNER c THOMAS. a Surrogate of the County Of
New YORK notice hereby given u all persons having
r@ims arainst Daniel l. Ebbets. the County Of
NeW Work deceased present the with vouchers
business the office Of Darlington & Pierce, Nc. 115
Borough Manhattan the O
Yo-E on or before the 18TH day of August
Dated New Yrrk. the llth day OF February. 1908.
Adm4nistratrix with the will annexed
r-ARRrSGToN & PIERCE. Attys. for Administrative
IA 1IS broadway n I.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22
Public Notice.
HELP WANTED.

WANTED FOR U. S. ARMY: ABLE BOD
unmarried between ages OF Fl and S5; citi-
OF character temperate
who speak read and write English For fnfor
natl9h SppS 7oS SiT1h LIS - r 1HIFS 9f E,,,
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22

IL order OF Hon. Abner c. Thomas Surrogate the
County York notice Is hereby given to all persons
bsrS Claims against J. Nelson Low. late of the County
81 Sew Yor to present the with
subscriber, his place Of transacting bust
office OF Underwood. Van Worst & Hoyt,
- Firsd Street IN City New York, before
p0 SeT of June next Da,ed New York the 23rd day
December 1S0@ ,ocErry - o1- -.
UNDERWOOD VAN WORST & HOYT Attorneys for
FxecUtor IS Broad Street New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22
Proposals.
pRoPosALs FoR MILITARY SUPPLIES


- Phila Depot. @ NJ. Dept. 1928 Arch Street Phila,
Pa May IS I903.-Sealed proposals in tripicate VIII
he received here until l O'Clock Wednesday June
1893 for delivery either the Philadelphia Boston or
Chicago depols the QuarteTmasters department OF
rs 600 pairs white wooen gloves and 200 600 pairs rusSe
shoes all subject to an increase OF
per cent in quantities If desired by the sd
5ersa examine carefully the slaIUdU
samples and specifications that the proposals may De
subTntted with fu knowledge OF requirements An
absolute compliance the standards and specnca
tions VIII be upon in the inspection OF gooqs
TrNGUARAN NTEED BIDS and bids based upon samples
differing from specifications will under no
he considered The articles advertised for the same
as those bids to be opened at other de
Tots Deliveries must prior to July next
and bidders rate at which they VIII make
defyeres in contract Is awarded 10 theIn Lon.
tracts provide for reduction IN price OF lo oi
cent for eacn day of the first 30 days ana . OF
Der cent for day thereafter in case OF delayed De
the right 10 eject
anv ali proposals part tnefeoI. Prefer
OF domestic production or
facttrp quality and price tlncudns IN tle
price of foreign production or manufacture the outy
thereonC being euueI. GUARANTEE In 10 per cent OF
the value Of proposed for must accompany
proposals and full information
VIII be applicat envelopes an
ing proposals endorsed Proposals Tor AlaFy sup
plies 70 be opened June 8. ieO3 and addressed 70
Colonel J. MARSHALL. Asst QuarterIaastsr GeHeIhl'
L S, A. Depot Quartermaster
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22

l. AbDer G Thomas. Surrogate OF the County Of New
notice TO all persons having claims
sEainst Sgluund Wegner. late Of the County OF New
with vouchers thereof
10 me subscriber place transacting business
The orice OF BENJAMIN Z Foster No. 81 Nassau street.
IN the CITY New York or before the first day OF
SsnteT,bsr 1q03 next Dated York. the Path day
I.hTterT l403 ADOLPH WEIGNER Executor.
fF;EJAkiIN F. FOSTER. Attorney 81 Nassau ST.. New
York
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22
II PURSUANCE OF AZ oRDER OF HON.

Frank T FitzgersId Surrogate OF the County OF
York notice is hereby given TO al persons having
Abbott, late OF the County of
New York deceased present the same with vouchers
place
,ess Al the oa.e OF F. BrOwnel. Cortandt
Street in the OF New York or before the 18th
&C. fsfeS Sew York the 2Sth day Of November, 1902
GEO p RROWNELL. LEWIS L ABBOTT.
ATTORNEY for Adnlinistrator, Administrator.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22

II ~ an order Of Hon T Fitzgerald, Surrogate
f the County Of York notice hereby given to a
,arrons having claims against Alexander Harvey iate
- the County OF York deceased TO present the
zyIfb the subscribers al
place OF transacting business at the Offices OF Curtis Il
(MsnhattarD, in he city OF
New York on or before the 3rd day Of October next
Dated New York. the 3rd day OF ApLiI. IS93-
rOTIN r SJTYDAM. HERBERT L. SATTERLEE Exec
,oo
P-oa6-vsy gAIanhatrarl New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22
Surr0gdtes' Notices.

BALDWIN, PAULrNE.-IN PURSUANCE
a Of Hon. Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF
the County Of New York notice is hereby given 10 all
having cis Pauline Baldwin, OF
the County Of New York deceased 10 present the same
with vouchers thereof Il subscriber his place OF
trRnsacting business No 20 Broadway Borough Man
haitian the City Of New YORK before the fifteenth
day OF September next
Dated New York March Sd. 1913.
RADCLIFFE BALDWIN Executor
MORRIS FAY Attorneys for Executor 135 Broadway,
New
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c. Thomas Surrogate OF the County Of New
against Francis H Wall late cf the County Of New York
deceased with vouchers thereof TO the
subscriber her place of tTansactng business Room
l0O3 No 277 Broadway in the City Of New York.
before the 18th day Of August
Dated New YORK the 5th dsy Of ebruary 1905.
MARY A, WALL.
Administrative OF Il. Wall. deceased
HARTMAN * FESSENDEN. Attorneys for Admins
tratrix.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22

(sT LAWRENCE RIvER). FRoNTENAC. n. Y
VIII oren June 2Dh. Situated island In St Law
renee River; has combined advantages or mountain
excellent fishing. Doating anc
also golf tennis outdoor sports the Island
New-York representative Town and Country Bureau
2s9 Fourth Avenue.
c. C. TRUSSELI. Mgr.
Also Manager Bon Air Hotel. Augusta Ga
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22

IL AnC-E Of an order Of Hon Abner c Thomas. Sur
-ogate ~ the County New York. NOTICE is hereby
-5ten ~ an persons having claims against JACOB
fIOBART HERRICK. late cf the County OF New YORK
with vouchers thereof
the subscrbe place OF transa citing business az re
It-,gh Of Manhattan York. N. Y. before the
Is, cav OF December next -
~ ne,eS 80 Neg YORK the day OF May, 1903
A~NN- MARIA AMELIA HERRICK. Executrtx.
T. II A WISE. Attorneys for EXecutrix. 20 Broad
- S.Teet Borough OF Manhattan. New York. N y
New-York tribune., 1903-05-22

L an or5er Of Hon. Abner c Thomas Surrogate OF
the County If New-Yor. notice is hereby given to an
.-rc-s having claims against Daniel NJ. Porter late
~ Comfy OF New YORK Y. deceased present
t same with vouchers thereof TO the SUBSCRIBE al
ny 80 of his attorney F Dodd No. 81 Broad
T2o-oUgb OF Manhattan, New York City, be
Fore .he 2nd day OF November. 1908
Dated New York April 24th. 1909 --.
A@'0- " GEORGE ROSENDALE, Executor.
7or-rs Z DODD Attorney Executor 81 Broadway,
work C,itv. Of Manhattan