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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-08
LINCOLN.

Harvey Farr went to Boston Saturday
to visit his daughter Addie, who was re-
Gently there Mrs Vivian Barrett return
ed To her home In Shrewsbury Saturday.
having been here the past 10 weeks caring
for her mother. Mrs. Cushman. Mrs.
Cushman is improving slowly. Her
daughter. Mrs Bert Cove. is now caring
for her,-Charles Barton of Vergenpes has
been the guest of his aunt, Mrs. G. A.
Draper. the past week.-Mrs.. Joseph
Levarn remains about tho same.-Mrs.
Make Dow, who has been in Middlehury
the last two months, returned TO her
daughters Mrs, Walter Esteys, Thurs
day.-'fhe &. i, S. c. Il. social at A. r.
MSrgan's Thursday evening was well at
tended and much enjoyed.-G. Il. Morgan.
who has been at home through the holi-
days, returned TO Albany Saturday Mr..
md Mrs. ONctto SANlos of Burlnrln ON
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DALTON BROWN DEAD
His Father Is Failing with No Possibility
OF RpCOy ry

Middlebury, Jan. 7.-Death has claimed
the second victim in the poisoning case
at Whiting, Dalton, the seven-year-o -old
son of Frank II. Brown, died shortly at
ter three o'clock this morning.
Mr. Brown was failing fast at noon
to-day and his physicians have given up
all hope of his recovery.
Arrangements have been made to hold
the funeral services over Mrs. Brown
who died on Saturday, OIL Thursday at
two O'Clock. No report has been received
from the State analyst regarding the eX-
animation made of the woman's stomach
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NEW HAVEN.

A very enthusiastic Temperance meeting
Was held at the town hall in this town on
the evcuin. OF December 81. A large num-
Der Of New HaNcnS most prominent men
were present and a strong organization
was formed to night the license bill. Dca-
con II. \. Barrows was elected president
and Il. c. Ryder, secretary. \ central
committee consisting; of the Rev. c. RI.
button, NJ. i. LanChon. Sherrod Brown.
Or T. 5. Weston and tho president and
secretary were elected Also n committee
If two from each school district. Re
marks were made by nearly all present
and the universal expression was that the
curse OF license should not prevail in this
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SALISBURY.

Samuel Thomas is quite sick, DR. Bosue
attends h!m.--Mrs. Henry Martineau and
daughter. Laura of Norihiied, Mass,
visited at j. y. Arials the first of tho
week.-One of c. +. I<ngsleys pulp mills
was totally DESTROYED by fire Saturday
morning. E.-Mrs. Holden of Lowell. Mass,
is Il guest of her son. J. V. IIoden.-Ah-
bic Kemp, daughter OF Charles Kemp fell
on tic ice while going to school Monday
and ClSlOcatcd her knoc
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Boil T ON.

Worimcn for Ward & Douglass expect
to complete the work on the railroad
bridge here this weeks G.. Sabins Of
Bellows Falls entertained about 30 Of his
friends at the home Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs c. +. SatHns on Christmas
night, \ social dance was given and ro-
frcshm"nts served. William Bryant with
an organ accompaniment furnished
r1lI.ir
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GAVE birth TO ouApRUPLETs.

Toledo Jan. Mrs. Francis spyhalski
aged p, wife OF Stanislaus Spyhalski, aged
20, to-day gave birth to quadruplets. two
girls and two boys ranging in weight ( ON
three to six pounds. Six years ago the
woman gave birth to twins and about a
year later 10 trirlcts. All of these died
There is another child nine and n half
months old.
Tho boys have been named Samuel Jones
and Theodore Roosevelt
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NEW VERMONT PosTOFFIcE.

Washington, Jan. 7.-Meyer Ioverin
has been commissioned postmaster at
Beccher Falls. The postofilce department
has established an office at Fowler, Rut-
land county. Jennie s. Undcrhill was
commissioned postmistross.
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B lDP0RT.

Mrs Lucy Pratt is with Mrs Hammond
of Crown Point.-Communon services
were held at the vestry last Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Palmer spent Sun
day at +. II. Billings in Shoreham. Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Flemmng of Basin Iar-
bor were guests at J. o. IIamlton's the
first of the week.-Mrs.. T. T.. WolcOtt has
been spending several days in ORWELL
MIR. and Mrs. V. NJ. Benedict of New
Haven. Mass. were recent guests in town.
Nine dollars and thlrty-fve cents We're
collected at the last social held at tho YES
try.-Mrs. Charles Grandy of Shorcham
was in town Friday.-Clarence Benedict
and bride of Cornwall wcrcin town the
ilrst of the wcek.-Thcrc will be a tenn
perance address at the Congregational
Vestry, on the morning Of January IL
F. B. Minn has returned to his studies
at Ann Arbor, Michigan.-Aurcian Bng-
ham Of st. Albans is the guest of his
sister. Mrs. L. L. Niner.-There will be
a handkerchief and apron sale at the
vostry Thursday evening. January Is.
Ice cream and cake will be served
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WINOOSKl.

Two accidents took place at the Porter
Screen works Monday. Philip Matte Il
.'oung man, had his right thumb cut off
close to the hand. while operating a buzz
plaucr. and Andrew Anderson, while at
work oa q press lost the tip of finger
OF his right hand
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spent New Years with his sister, Mrs.
Edgar Narncy.-Mr. and Mrs. Watson
Narney of Waterbury visited his father,
n. II. Narncy the past weck.-3ert Sple
returned to Taunton. Mass, Monday after
q thrco WeekS' visit here.
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at the regular meeting of the directors.
which Is held later. The fair will be held
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday, Sept
1. Q 3, 1909.
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ADDISON.

Manley Marshall is clerking in Middle
bury.-A very quiet and pretty wedding
was that at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hanks
on the evening Cf December 81. when their
daughter, Mildred was married to Clar-
encc Benedict of Cornwall. Miss Belle
Iianks. sister OF the bride acted as brides
maid and Mr.. Payne as best man. Tho
young couple are to reside in Cornwall--
Miss Ada Danyaw of this town and Mr..
Peter Aunchman of Nergennes were mar
ried in the Catholic Church in Ncrsennes
on New Years day,-William owen cut
his foot quite badly last week, several
stitches had to he taken in the CASH
Alice Nimblet, who has lived ut William
Woods for several years has left and gone
TO her home for the winter.-Mr. and Mrs,
Rufus Noonan received "A six pounds baby
girl as New Years gilt.-Mr. and Mrs
Peter st. Glare of Charlotte lately visited
at Joseph St. Glare s.-Mr Farnsworth of
Middebury was the guest of cyrus Nor
ton over Sunday.-The Ladies' Aid hold
a meeting in the vestry on December T.
Marcia Wnslow has returned to her duties
in Waterbury as tcachcr.-Miss Rele
Baker of Worcester Mass, is the guest OF
her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Baker
Charles Torrey has returned from a visit
to Bcthel--Thc dance at the hall on jan
uary was attended by about 30 couples.
1t was a great success both financially
and socially. Joseph ratreau, who has
lived on the Dixie place for the past few
years. has purchased place in the north
part OF the State and will move there in
the spring. Smith and Luck Pal
mer returned TO their school at Castleton
on Monday Eva Smith returned to school
in Nersennes on January 5.-Ernest Powell
and Mary Wilkinson were baptised at the
church on sunday evening.-Mr and Mrs.
Rand are at Alfred Gonyea's on visit.
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ESSEX.

Tho Rev. T. C. Abbey will speak in the
Baptist Church on Sunday evening upon
the temperance issue now before the poo
pie OF Vermont.
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PAN | ON,

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Millarl
Norton January 5.-Miss Mary Adams
spent Thursday at Burlngton.--Miss Har-
rict Norto has gone to Burlington, where
she will have an operation for appended
tis.-A very pleasant social gathering z
took nlaCe at Frank Warmers new hollis,
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VERMONT,
Local Items Of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Noun
tain State.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES

The Winooski Valley, Villagesup North
From the Island in the Lake to the
Passumpsic, Along Otter Creek
and by the Shores OF White
River Covered by Specia,
Correspondents.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I
Chicago July 17.-Wheat again nervous and
Irregular but the price range was narrower and
the market closed frner than yesterday. The trade
apparently figured that the general wetting down
throughout the West and Southwest would delay
the movement of wheat to market. There was
enough rain IN the Northwest help the crop out
look there and cash wheat weak and slow
sale at those centres. THE Modern Miller gave
very bush report based disappointing
thras ashing returns in the soft winter wheat
tons ST. Louis bought freely here late in the day
Armour was also supporting wheat the weak
spots. There was further dumping OF long wheat
by leading local holders at the outset Trego-
Smith brokers were particularly active There
were 81 cars of new of the IS winter received.
Grading was again magnificent. The trade
very largely professional. September ranged from
76c 7714c opening at 765se and closing at TIC
bid. Estimated receipts, so
There was a selling rush in at the outset.
The wet weather West. the large Argentine exports
and the turning out of 9S and 1000 bushels
contract by private elevators caused further un-
loading by heavy local people and their smaller
followers. There sales of 250.e00 bushels of
cash corn on the decline and considerable covering
of shorts for elevator account Shipments were
large. 900 bushels. All futures closed steady
a shade firmer except December. which lost he.
September ranged from 1880 to 50kc; the opening
see, and the close was 5olsc to 50%c. Receipts
1871 cars; estimates, 235.
Owners of oats were giving the July very little
support. It dropped from 3S14c to 371ac early
moderate pressure, SAlehy from eieEdlofS -doEe
distant months weak at the same time. The
demand improved later, it was thought the gen
eral rains would delay harvesting and movement
if they did not impair quality. The close was firm
on distant months but July 1ac lower. Sep
tember ranged from 3Sc TO 33sc to 339c. The open
ing was 33Ac and the close 1880 to 3315e Receipts
$50 cars; estimates, go.
Interest in provisions centered around September
lard. Foreign shorts made drive at the market
early and broke it 10c. This recovered and 20c
added later. The close at 1oc to 121ac net
gain for the day. There little export buying
of cash lard to-day for the first time in weeks
Pork gained 15c and ribs &c to 15c as compared
| with yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

17th-st No Alb East. 25x92 Nicholas NJ Daily to
Iusenh Hermann '-NUi'i''lA
fienry-st No 263 n ;. 23Ss9l1 x2axsss s.; - ,
Jacob II Schin Henry street settlement nominal
Pa~k-ave s v corner 1ttHer Place, lOy1l4h TX
1a3 Gt1eT 10. Hudson Realty Company to Walter -
Fnlnnerch anottei -. SA"vV
,-,,errv-s, No 4a4 y = 25 iXg6. lox24 9A9T2. Alice
NcArlIe TO Henry J MeArdle trust deed nominal
lI.tl-st and II East. JuXItO4l John
Moran to SundeI Hyman; Mortgages SSSoOOi ,oo
100 ,E ai atu No 5q East aox10o11 John L Rubinsky
m Norris StaIev-tz: mortgage So 100; and 100
sSrh-et s 1919 fl Of Park-ave. 20Jxl00S:
annie 3 Foster 10 Abram Baehraehi mortgage. a.
i1SSsy No i2s west sox100 II; Martha Stengof
snTbJe RotholE; mortgages $50 OJO. Nominal
C-S1y =, ,etcsSst Eos - and - 5oz52 sxJCx
co $ Mary P Winteroottcm 10 MAX marx: 80
and ~: -, and 14s " ; s76xs7 10: Abra-
ham siyerson to Annie Zlrinsky; mortgages
1sI5g9oh-aye st3et1o No l022 >. 1880. Herter
Realty Company TO Henry Meyers mortgage ,oa
f4th-St No II ty-.i,. rnoTfeage S9Ou Nominal
S-tS 81 N : 325 n y of West End-eFe IoxluooF
Esther w Chauncey to May z FSeiliy' mortgage >.,
7eth-st' No IeD sAs" :. Nominal
r..rz-Sxs I. rs s II n of 95tH-st 2axs0; Chris
ttan nsiner 10 Mark L sbrahaus ana aiotheF' -
sraT+~anes s20.000: 9 ara 80
No ala .. 25lx74AN-3N44t' s1ililSti
{-rian Construction anu fsssiy
S,,,11snv. mortgage $1,000 Q ans iV'
same property Frsdertck ~ atAIsF " 1iNteN 100
'aT-,,s,4sieft n SrtraSe $1,000. Hao ~"
xsssf~nn-aaye n e cor 1Isfh-zts 100 iiAeVs EstheF
Eisenberg Max Cohen and anothef
.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
REAL ESTATE.
Americaa Realty Company Sells
Part of Hotel Site.

Samuel Goldsticker has sold for the American
Realty Company. OF which Michael j. O'Shaugh-
messy is president No. % and q West Thirty-s
ond-st.. which forms part the plot which it
the intention of the American Realty Com
pany to build the tallest apartment hotel in this
city 1t is said that ten company will build hotel
the remaining part OF their original hotel site
which it The name of the buyer not
made public last night.
Some of those interested in the project said the
name of the buyer would be revealed the coming
week Colonel John Jacob AstOr owns property in
the rear of the plot sold 1t generally thought
that he was the buyer, and tnat he had made the
purchase for the purpose of improving the plot IN
the near future The reason that the seller parted
with the property was the fact that much larger
sum was offered for the plot than what it paid
for
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
Foreign Properties for Sale.

TNOR SALEA beautiful country residence in Of the
L. most charming villages in Cheshire England, within
Manchester, Liverpool and Chester and
also in the District North Cheshire hounds The
district is noted its fine riding and driving facilities
and fox hunting having the finest roads in the North OF
contains OF land and me staolh
for horses contains FIRST floor large dr5wng
room dining room, library. billiard room ana halIs
kitchen servants hall. buffers pantry. etc Second floor
Z bedr6ons sewing room. bathroom. etc Third floor
- sSrI-9,t accCnmodaIions. built Of
white brick and stone. within the last years the
fnteror thoroughly re-decorated by AlessEs-
Naples of London. All plumbing hot water heating
American principle has been put In The
sshes have ali been remodelled by Messrs Musgave OF
BE fast on their latest primo pie Ceilings in paneed OAK
walls The grounds splenddly ar
anged ana ali under cultivation Ferneries consefva-
+Sries and rose houses Reason for selling having
to return 70 the Address for full particulars Box
46o Boston. Mass. L. S. A. or Baycline LYNN
Engla
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
TO ALTER MANY ARMoRIEs.

The Armory Board. of which Mayor Low is a
member, has filed plans with Building Superin-
tendent Thompson. through Werner & Windolph,
as architects for alterations in the armores of the
9Th 18TH 22d and 69th regiments and the temporary
armory Of the list Regiment, designed to facilitate
exit from the respective buildings in case OF fire
or other exigences The changes are to be made
to conform to the requirements of the building
code and will consist of the construction of new
doorways and the providing of large. new swinging
doors to these and to present entrances, made to
open outwardly instead of inwardly. as formerly.
In the case of the Goth Regiment armory, opposite
Cooper Square, which years ago. was the home Of
the 7th Regiment, the ArmoTy Board has provided
plans for the erection of fire escapes in addition to
the improved doors. The projected improvements
are TO cost in the aggregate. $1,000
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
REALTY NOTES.

Nichols & Lumms have leased for Silas H.
Furnan to DR.. Charles ". Allen, No. 80 East
Thirty third-st a four story brownstone dwelling
house.
NJ l. & c. Ernst have sold through O. W.
De witt to Mrs Emily L. Landon. No. 272 West
Ffghty-ninth-st.. four story brownstone front
dwelling house, on lot 16xl90 feet
twenty fifth-st. 14O feet east Of
Pa rk.ave. was taken yesterday in the name or
lanes McCreery from William Johnston. The
stated consideration was s359,90o. James Nc
James McCreery & Co., died last spring.
Louis stewart president Of the firm told Tribune t
transfer III has nothing 70 do with the firm We
think too we'll of our present location 10 MAKE
change"
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
Financial Meetings.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
IN NEW YORK,
SPECIAL MEETING GsT o. l0r1 The 3f3' sARR si lafi

A SPECIAL MEETING OL THE SHARE
- holders of National Bank Of Commerce in New
York is called and will be held its banking office No
street in the Borough of Manhattan in the
cit, Of New York, Wednesday, the 9TH day Of
gust 1903 II O'Clock noon for the following
To authorize the increase OF the capital stock OF the
National of Commerce IN New York $25,
by the issue additional shares par
value of $780, o which additional capital 1875 600
may be used for the purpose Of acquiring tho
assets and business Of The Western National o
states in New York and the residue of such
additional capital stock to wit: % 600 shares are to be
fnerce in for subscription the extent of
TWENTY-FIVE per of their respective holdings
Iu!v 25 1908 price of $40 share. all pro
circular Of the Board of Directors dated
June 10Th 1903. 49, -
~ provide that the number of the Directors shall be
not less than nine than fortyeght as from
time TO time the Bylaws may prescribe
This meeting called and this notice is given by order
Of Directors and the written requisi
ton Of twenty shareholders Of the Bank hold
ing in aggregate than onefourh of all the eK
sting of the National Bank of Commerce in Ne"
York and as required by Articles OF Association
WILLIAM c. DUFADIs Cashier
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
Iexlnrton-svr /. cor ,oo,o-,, ee.,,xss. Hernara

Lexington-sve 2 cor 1oota-st 2e.flxss: Bernard
S12.300 ............ ..--........ .Nomna
49th-st. Nos I2a ana f24 West 50xlSs. 1ox
52-2x14J.6 SSth-st, No 10 West, 1s.9x6l2x
ls.leNJO.S; William J Taylor 70 jacob Wolf
lssth-sts No East 25xe9.11; Nathaniel Hatha-
way TO Geo SanhoFn: and re-recorde1, .Norrns
iZath-st. s. $50 Il OF Park-aye, i0fx2el.le.
gage seas 90 - @s''.ss -... $50 o.
4Oth-st s. 125 It OF Sth-ave. 25xSS.9 Edwin
$4,000 Nomins
Nts'5s9Go-aNe. n cor flstl-st, iCsl. lfx6O: Anna
u ae!;ls mo idnal!y. ct al executors and trus- - -
lees, % Esther ElsenbeTg. SSuO
ooLh-st n 5 loo IT cf C0lumbus-sve. Ixio05;
mortgage. $4,000. .Nominc
e4St-St $. ~ II CnlUTnhUs-sv 22SSf.2;
J Nnl EohCl 10 Edwin Chamberlain; mort
gage, $4,000; and. ..-.........-...-.-...... Il
4+Sl-st \ 2 l@e II Of 2d-aVe 25x1N9. 5x2S.Sx
-. 4nouas ] Dunn et al 10 VIM Baunsarten - -
113th-st. $ 1884 II " Of shave ss 4x1oo.ii:
e,cos Mills TO Sadie NJ Begen MORTGAGES. .
% p;h. afopeTty Saais " Besen 10 Andrew : -
ieoy; MORTGAGES SIC 200.
"IILls-aye E 5, 40.s IT Of 136th-st, lS.6xS2:
S1sspplne g. HuShss 10 Everett II Rayn5r' :,
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
Tne,rance Statement.
srA,rE OF NEW YoRK:
81 a -CJs DEPARTMENT.

1,-str1 Kos DEPARTMENI. a., ,eo7
WHEREAS. THE TEUIoNtA l>s :, ts.AIsa -. STATE
Louisiana has fled in this ofce sworn sdaSitIon and
tae IA - sooHned IN all respects with me De-
Of this state relating 10 Fire ,a Ttnted states;
by other States OF ti1 Francis
Now Therefore In pursuance OF oi - tbe state of New
ek do here5y certify that said CorRpsny ~ Frs
aiisozeu 70 -hsact IN Accordance with Law auIiis
condition aic SiSseeTnher
t;onpauy d Of such sul's'4-' -
1902 Is shown as follows; .ssets... .sTs4o o27o7
Aggregate amount liabilities le1Sep' op ss7 IlO73
and surplus including rensuiss $50 900 %
Amount Of actual paid-up cAr's s69ie34
454s
e income Ser i,e year M cash So
xrsreof have nerfrnto subscribed y shls
RI. caused the seal OF ~ 9uee u De ai'~ -
usf anu ssa4 49, rPANcTs HENDRICKS.
super.ntsndenf Of Insurance.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

lZSn,st No 2SS East, for six story and basement
pfick tenement house. 2j11x90S HantJr &
Iauber. owners; Bernstein & Bernstein. archi-
4h-st Nos siS to ana East fcr two al. story
prick tenement houses. ~. 10xS3; Feidman *
~ elss. owners; G L. Pelham. architect.
oOth-st- Nos. 70 10 East. for eighteen story
brick hotel, 52xf0o5; J Astor. owner;
row bridge & Livingston. architects -.-----.---
l9rts with stores. AZ 4X91 r. f. Pia. owner:
r W. Greene, architect Observation-Disclosures.
Prince and Thornps ats, w cor for a six story
brick fathouse with store. SO 2x6T 8: c. Fried
man, owner: Bernstein & Bernstein architects.
5Sth-st. No West. for q ten story brick factory
25x91.S q; p. l.. Provost. owner: IsraeIs & Harder
architects -
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
TO ENLARGE HOTEL ST. REGIS.

Plans were filed yesterday at the Bureau of
Buildings Manhattan. for addition to the St.
Regis Hotel southeast corner of Fifth-ave. and
Fifty-ffth-st. The plans call for an eighteen
story addition In Fifty-ffth-st. occupying No. 6,
s and 10 The cost of this addition is estimated at
$500 COO. making a total cost of the entire hotel
S2.S500O0- Colonel John ]. Astor is the owner;
TroNhridga & Livingston the architects
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
Auc7toN SALES YESTERDAY.

By- Herbe-, \ Sherman: loo and 137 57th-st, W
cor IcTiIglcI-ave. f0xf0.2@ story and stores:
foreclosure sale Hubbard as( y fiinus ct all = y
s56572 "a Gusts. Sosl %; taxes ETC. $780, adjourned
Iv Rrvan l. Kennedy 7e1 aI-ave So # 4 OF 1871
St 2uz.5 story bldg stores; foreclosure sael loa
I)seker All M Hicks al: T. Chiffon. I fucker,
raj due en- iugt s. -; costs, 1892 81 taxes, etc.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
Surrogdtes' Notices.
- pIrRsuANCE oF AN oRDER {

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Il Abner c. Thomas, Surrogate Of the County OF New
is having claims
against Kate b Russell. Kate Fowler, Kate 3
T5Ovg vgler. lowell or Kate B. lowell. Kate
To e late County Of New York. deceased TO pre-
sent Ie same with vouchers thereof to the subscIo
place ot tIsnsaetinE business Room 80 on Flftn
Floor Of No ia0 Broadway IN the city OF New YORK On
Dsted New York the 18th June. 1908
WILLIAM H Russell administrators.
MILLER, MILLER - STORM AttoTneys Tor ADMINS
tfRtor. 1eO Bceadway. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
r. PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

= Ab.er C. ThCfnas, Surrogate Of the County of New
York hereby given to all persons having CLAIMS
George stephens, late OF the County OF New
York deceased present the same with vouchers mere
place 81 transaoIinE business
tie aacs Of her attorneys, No. 100 William Street. in The
Tor5ush of Manhattan city Of New York OF befOre
the Gath day OF August 1908. next
ARLINE 2. STEPHENS. Executrix-
Dated New York, the gath DAY OF February, 1893 a..
HTTCHINCS & PALLISER. AtJys. for Executrx. No 4Oo
IIian, Sfreet New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Elsmere Place, rest side 252 feet east of Pros
pect-ave. two story frame dwelling, 20.6x3S feet
Thomas Marvin. fremont and Hughes aves., owner
Charles T. Clarke. architect: SS,5p
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
SETTLEMENT GETS REALTY TITLE.

Jacob H. Schiff transferred title yesterday to No
2s5 Henry-st to the Henry Street Settlement The
consideration was nominal. II was reported some
time ago that Mr. schiff would give the property
to the Settlement
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
Dividend Notices.

NORTHERN SECURITIES COMPANY:
New York. July 18th. l9ts.
A DIVIDEND OF ONE AND 0NE-EIGHTH
n als) per centur on capital stock Of this Com
y has heen declared payable August d, 1903 10 stock
holders the books OF the Company on iha'
=. .,.u.s q z.,,,o, n ~
JoiS 200 90 4''0 ~ f. r. NICHOLS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-18
SaUings BanIcS.
,EruwTCH SAVINGS BANK,

GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK,
$ e. gth !, Ave. ~ ~ and 45BFr l9fh ASb ONE
II II IT cent PER ANHyUM viii be GreSlls2
1Sj. for The SIX MONTHS and @ IHHfG eA JSIlsrs te
three thousand dollars, entit!ed u'c4e'0 "
lavsblo JULY 20. 1903. -,- r,rYo AT,rs President.
TaMFS 0I1INLAN. Treasurer
r OGDEN CHISOLM. Secretary, ,o ,oos all draw
T.a,ostts made on before JCI@1 ~ i''"' wa -
from JULY /. 1903