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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
Ye.terday,. Re.uIt..
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. Sept. 21-The taiI-enders
turned the tables on the McAIeer aggrega-
ton to-day and beat them 70 the tune of
to4.
Dunkle. with his magic arm. had the
Mound City contingent on the carpet for
eight innings, and was lucky enough to
stave of the Browns resolute finish In
the ninth. He iobbed thesball I'D to the
plate and had the Browns spraining their
backs in the effort to connect ssfefy with
the sphere. Once in a while the visitors
would smash it. but the locals played a
better article Of ball to-day
! Wright occupied the slab for St Louis
for but one brief inning. He met with
such pounding that Sievers was substi-
| have won the game.
SENATORS BEGIN EARLY.
The Senators had things all their own
| way In the first 4 life to Robinson, by
the grace of Wallace: a base on balls to
osteen. coupled with Selbach's single and
Clarke's double. gave the locals their first
three runs. and, particularly. the game.
days introduction and sent Sievers into
the box. hard uphill fight resulted, but
1t was not the Browns day.
cious. for the second inning saw another
Senator across the plate. Kittredge opened
with double, was caught stretching *
into a triple Dunkle got a lucky one
past Anderson, Robinson's hot one was
taken care OF by Hill. who threw to Bow
cock to catch Dunkle, but the latter
dropped the ball and lost a chance for a
double.
Hendricks followed with a single. Dunkle
scoring on q long fly by Osteen 70 Swan
der. Robinson's attempt TO steal home
on Hendricks's fake steal TO second was
frustrated by Bowcocks good throw
The fourth and fifth inning again re-
suited In runs for the locals Hits by
Mccormick and Robinson scored one in
the fourth, while IN the fifth q single by
Seibach, and Clarke's timely double put
another score in the statemen's run coll
umn.
BROWNS BREAK THE ICE "
The Browns broke the ice in the sixth
and at once went after the leaders Held
rick opened with a hit, went TO. second on
McCormick's bad throw to first. and scored |
a moment later on a single from Ander- |
sons trusty ash.
The big Swede. however. was forced at |
second by Waliace's drive to Mccormick. |
Hill and Bowcock died easy. The Browns |
were gradually solving the Germans |
twisters and were coming with a rush.
Things became interesting in the |
eighth and ninth. and not 4 few fans ex- |
pected the game to be drawn cut OF the |
IRE in final innings when Heidrick. who |
had already made three hits. came to the |
bat with his old pal Burkett roosting on |
second. But an easy fly ended the strug-
gle. Heidricks single and Anderson's |
double scored one for the visitors in the |
In the ninth Bowcock opened with a |
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
ARIo IN THE SECOND

On his last race, in which he came from
behind and beat the $500 W. p. Palmer,
Ario should win the second event. Ario
Is Corrigan discard worth 500. Judge
Denton is good locker, and has run one
good race In mud, then bad one on the
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
Missouri valley League.

At Springfield. Mo-:
ssss1;gs ssps5i11;gseid ....is q . Ak; /;
Batteries- Springfield Horton and Schmidt;
Sadaiia. Curtis and Schrant-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
GOSSIP OF THE aUARTERsTRETcH.
The Republic Picked Five winners
and Two Races One, Two, Three.

Inc Republic f1ckeo rive winners
and Two Races One, Two, Three.
Five winners. beginning with Harry
Griffith, 10 to l. was The Republics record
yesterday. The Republic picked the third
and sixth races, one, two, three, and the
fourth and fifth races. one. two. 1t missed
Lora ]. in the first, but had Philiida, its
first choice. third at 5 to 1 to show, and
Nellie Cromwell. its second choice, second.
P. ]. Carrnody, general manager of the
Union Jockey Club, is making tour of
race tracks, looking for pointers for his
new grand stand at Union avenue and
Natural Bridge road.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART.

DELLAR MEETNG-septembr Eighteenth
Day. Judge A B.
CCO First race 2year-o nyef
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22

PitstsSurz ....;..S 90 3 ! 81 %
Battsries-Joplin, Eeis and Ehls: Pittsburs,
Lawtner and Ulrteh.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22

New YORK .-......-.....e 0 % $500 "a
Cleveland .-..----.---.-..S % is
Two-hase hits-McFariand /. Beviile 2 I0rit-
nth l Bradley !. Flick l. Three osse hits
stolen bases-Eay I. Bradley 1. ,Thoney l.
Double play-Eiberfeld and 6anxeI I. First
base bAlls-Of Griffith ]. OF Rf1oades
First on errors-Cieveland = Hit BY pitched
baIl-By Rhoades I. struck ouf-Bs Grsffth
5. by Rhoadss 8 Time-Two hours. Cmpire-A
Sheridan. Attendance 3.15S
Minor Games. ---asss
Butler. NO. Sept. 2i-The Butler baseball
team returned to-day from two weeAs' teuf
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22
DYNASTY AND FRANK COLLINS.
These Two Race Horses Should Give
Spectators Best 0puotfuuiffea

First One. Donna Bella, Quicksilver Sue.
SaImus and Robert G. will be the good
things in the first race at Delmar to-day.
Fit and well. Donan Bella can beat these
horses. She has trifie more class 10 her.
Her stable bet on her to beat Sting and
Milhelmina last time out. II she can do
that she should win here. Go to Quick
may last. 1t is the worst lot of the sea-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22

PHILADELPHIA S. DETROIT L..
Athletics Take Game Prom Tigers 11
Hating Streak
Philadelphia. Sept. IA batting rally
in the seventh gave the locals to-day's
game. Attendance. ESQ. Score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22

Two-base hits--Cs-r J. II Cross l.. Thnee-
base hIts-crawtcrd ]. Schreck /. Sacrifice hits
-Ysager l. Busiow l. Stolen bsses-Pickering
>. Davis l. Double plzys-BarIett and Carr i;
Leuz Burns and Carr 4: Pickering and
Murphy !: Davis and n Cross l.. Lefr On bases
Detroit ? Phile delDhia 9. First base on ball
on Donovan . OF Plank = Struck out-By
Donovan T. by Plank q Time-one hour and
twenty-five minutes. TmpiFe-Adans
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22

At Joplin. No.:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22

Experts who have seen Bannockburn.
the: grand Hayden Edwards horse. at
Sehreiber's farm. agree that he Is sounder
and better now than he ever was In his
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-22

twenty-five minutes. I In1pFe-Adamf-
CLEVELAND 8, NEW YORK .. -
Spiders Win by Pounding the Bsia
Over the Lot.
New York. Sept. :i--Hard hitting by
Cleveland and poor fielding by New York
gave a victory TO Cleveland. Score:
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
New York Security & TTu}t Company.

30 - WALL SI REEF NEW 1cFlh
COUPONS PAYABLE JANUARY 1ST
Ashland Water Works Co. Ashland Ky
RI MTEe-
arizona Water CO. Purchase Money MIee-
s-5urn Gas CO. of Auburn. y " lst MtEe.
6iEfEeDs Gas ~ Eiec. 20 et teuhNii
gst MtCe- So -.
,iIx 81 1aIrss. TexG
civ Water Co. of MaryNi1le. Mo-, 1st q "a
N-=c.
EaEIe & PheniN Mills
EgufFa hIe illuminating Gas Ut Co.
Florida Publishing Co
Fonda JohnsFoN-u ~ tsfoNersTtfte n n" 70
Globe st Rr- Dell Bonds.
EFansNRay Co. LIST Hfsct
IudsauanoIis Wafer Co.
lincoln cfioH Co. Ist Ntge.
Nus North a south RE-
N,-ss Hampshire Traction 60. 1rt MfEc
Nerv Orleans CitH & Lake 81 LIST Ntge-
Nexv Orleans Railway Co - sinking "no
Norwich Gas a Electric Co.
PaducSh City E.- Con- 1sF At2e.
Peace River Phosphate Mining a
Portsmouth 81. Ry. & Light Go.
Rome. Ga. CITY o.
sharon & New Castle ft-. Co
Spring VALLEY Goai Co.
arehoHee Co.
Tfica EeIf line 81 H ". I'd NtRe.
Uaserrey~n Water. light X Power Co
Your .-tusy r-ShaIon R.- G. Lit 10. tsf ntEe.
January II. 1903.
NiadfLawl8S Rg- Co.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
Dirioeno Aoiltrs
Kountze Brothers

NOunIZe DrOtQerS
soss ter sa1iaE house. Of RToad~Hy and
ARAPAl5oE CO. colo. SCHOOL. DISTRICTS
Rs6s FstSe 60, -, coI.oRapo
45TAE fIl5H.M kAkE &c c9r irbtR5 IRaio-
RoIsE co. IDAso-
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a n RI % - Ne NEBRASt1A ASK a ASh'
81 TIER CO.. NEsRAsKA
CANTON CITY. OHIO
CfsDAR RAPIDS. VILLAGE OF. NEBRASKA
LAY co. NIsHfasFH
S9LoFApo STAFF CAPITo1 BUILDING
,57raSSf ~ Grove -ffgY OREGON
SENING Tn 60 co J. NEBRAsSA.
nsvT6 6F cfT4. f NPRRasA NPEFAsA SCHOOL DISTRICT
DAWSON Co MoNTANA.
DELTA Co COLORADO.
Erie EI6CT BIC MOTOR r&o,!IKa GO ERE. PA
FERGUs Go. MoNTANA.
FLORENCE CITY. CoLoRADo
rRBM9S5 TrEBM9S 20 GO IfR sEis sI5ooi. DISTRICTS
GAGE CO NEBRASNA 4.
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GRAND ISLAND CITY NEBRASKA SCHOOL. DIS
cHhNT-s PASS ORE NEW WATER. LIGHT &
HsSTTSGs CITY. NEBRASKA.
46sA6 fSHaRR 5r&TF STESIa SoF,fsI nISsa5S scH6oI-
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x ANSAS CITY. MISSOURI -
KANSAS CITY NO SCHOOL. DISTRICT
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LINCOLN CITY. NEBRASKA
LINCOLN co. NEBRASKA
LOUISVILLE. TNoVyN OF. COLORADO
MADISON Co MONTANA
MADISON CO. NEBRASKA
NaNTI UTAH. SCHOOL DISTRICTS
MESA CO. COLORADO.
Nat L LOAN 4 y -S7NNFr1ST CO. ptl tS1t T.
NEWEERG CITY. OREGON.
NoRFoLK CRY. NEBRAskA.
NT-CK0L-L-S CO. NEBRASKA
gMAAA SII1, , &EBf'AsA 9l4I4or -,-s-p4-T
OTTAWA CITY. OHIO
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vAwNEE CITY. NEBRASKA.
pE-NII.E- CITY OREGON
rTTKTN Co. COLORADO
PT,aTTSNOTTH CITY. NEBRASKA
Pr0 GRANDE CO. COLORADO
RCT--T co. COLORADO
SALINE CO. NEBRASKA
SAINT PAUL CITY. NEBRASKA
Az AfTGLt1 CO. COLO. SCHOOL DISK ~ l.
SOUTH OMAHA CITY. NEBRASKA
SUMMIT CO COLORADO
SUPERIOR CITY. NEBRASKA
TETL-ESEH CITY NEBRASE>A
T1NIN CITY TELEPHONE CO
r-TNTA CO. WYOMING
VICTOR CITY. COLORADO
VA SIzINGTON CO NEBRAShA
WESTON CO WYOMING
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS CITY. MONTANA
W0RTHINGTCN. VILLAGE OF MINNESoTA-
YORK CITY. NEBRASKA
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
The Following Coupons Are Due and
PAYABLE al The Office OF
Earson, Leach s. Co.,
AZ NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK.


JANUARY Isl, 1876.
..Ibo-. I-diars. Water Company.
-s--5-s. Illinois school District No .
-z11on Indiana
F-nf-l5. Illinois ReIundnS
F-scanaba. Michigan. school
Paramount Indiana school
tsa-Fel5 County. Colorado. School District No
Geneva Indiana, FUacine-
Green BAY. Wisconsin. School bUlIol1E
lF--rlrirc10n. Indiana Water
Huntington. Indiana WaterworEs Co17paTT-
FGnesboro. I1disua- Funding
ken washington Water and Light
r-0k1-ro Indiana. School ard improvement
Lebanon. Indiana. Water
Schol-
-fol.re Illinois School District Eo-
ll1-re15er. Indiana
Carlisle Indiana -
sleuh: City. Tt-l. School District No
COUNTY colorado Scneoi List-ecH 10 r.
1tresto... Minnesota. Refuncins.
Quebec. tlrada-
.clf-sr Electric Light.
ater ana 5eIleTai
south F%u5. Indiana street Improvement
New jersey kefunding
-.-r.- t-1t--rg. Wisconsin Jail
vyas-o Oregon School Dlstr1ct 40 -
West Bay City. Michigan. school
JANUARY ETH 1915
JANUARY 18Th. 1893
5e-zblE-c. fudta-a School
JANUARY Il. 1eo3
Huntington. I06ianz. Water
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
AMERICAN WOODEN COMPANY.

N9,ioe Is hereby given that a dividend q One
and -hree-qusrts-s Gsse9 per cent the PTeferred
Capital Stock OF the American wooea Company
viii r. pad or 18th q January 1sos 20 sochhoid-
-x o record Al .s clase OF January ID 1903
Transfer boos for Preferred viii be closed at the
close q business January ID. l9o8 and ~in Re re-
opened JsnUa-y Ie-h. 1903
VA n WOOD. Treasurer
Dec
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
, OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner G Thonnsz Surrogate OF the County ot N>s
given 10 all parsons having claims
sSsirs Arna z ST. John. late Of the County q New
sseses "a urssent with vouchers thereof
"a The subscriber his place q transscti1g business
No f40 Nassau street. in the lily CT New 1or u @
bef,-s ne fourth DAY OF May, ls1@
Usroie yorh aqth OF October. 1902
batso "" NORRIS IT D1LLENBECK. Executor
up.N-E- y TF-MAREST Attorney for Executor. 80
Nassar Sfreet New YORK city.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
Dipioene Notifies.
KNICkE RBOCKER
TRUST COMPANY.

y
COUPONS PAYABLE AT G6 Broadway, and
after January End. 1903.
COUPONS MAY RE SENT IN AT ONCE, AND CHECKS
N PAYMENT OF SAME WILL BE READY
FOR DELIVERY At 10 a RI,
January md. 1903.
Abilene Water COMPANY list Sc
Albany Home Telephone Co ist g.,
sTseTst AmsFlcen el8Snav Bond &C: ist az. s,s
S:s,ssS: s:s'sss. W:5: W:s:+ s E 3:snsssl IS
BseEa 9S Ts TsPh0Ps Ye rBSs Co t Fee School District No
BsF9PsEiak 8 BInllashs5a F; R c. E. list 49,
eitissns I1sht & Powe. CO. lst s. :.,,- :, 4~
Ssea cOsoes Home Teie8hone ess
cSrnin-. \ r Z. ssSooi District No, is Sc
sRfaTdsys 9sis N T. Wats4 KissF s'nas Tsht c. Is. So
pss5tgT Traction e Tlsaeis seetTe &C CO t15ss lss 5
F4shk,n { Msttearan Gas Go. ist 81
eseTai tlseR AsRnsli95a zsr9an Re RsetSa asf M
Hackensack Gas Light @: General Sc
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I9f, aesf fs1.5ii,sf T5c. G Go oSa'tal ola is s gus'
Msrfon on city Water co. 1st 40.
MscSanicsi sti9a ISu6ber CO, list 81 <
New NesSss Fo seitlnr sssTa as PseEins Co
New ToE s 9 T G9PRRg 1er as c 6onsoda,ed
s Ia5s WSs9Ps 1R IFs saEsf sf8sd G9si3s % c Is: st %
For; 5sr7is Electric Light Power Gas & r r. Co. 's'
Rstsof Mining. Co 1st ST.
sohsneotady Home releRhones she e Co - itt So
sesssT1is s6sRs sissoGT M5s1 { a hansas sa
soghs sogss,sta sa'fs oran9 Cement G9 ' CO i-t
Ws99sE Hisf9s F'1sl Nats3 SG CO 5e' ist sc
York SIX Co lst 67i 31-r -rrzr ,s7H
American Wood specially asF 6. q 1st So
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
, -,RsHALL CoRNELIA LIN PURsU-

NJ go o, an order OF Hon: Abner G Thomas. Sur
enc Ne County New York notice Is hereby given
al psrsons having claims against Cornsha I Marshall
70 al York deceased, 70 present the
tb vouchers thereof 70 the Subscribers at their
Isce az transactng business nancy he oIs ot oseos
"a Park Place Borough Or Manhattan
q the CITY New York or or before the 26ta day OK
'a1e;ss aI1,es1ss New York, 18th day Of July. 1902
p-JS0% MARSH ALL. ALFRED MARSHALL, Executors.
P0SCOE n CLAIMING, Attorney fo- Executors "a
PARK Place. Borough Of Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02

L -, 11o, JAMS Fitzgerald the 10th day Of Novem
Ioo notice Is hereby given all creditors and per
30 hoving claims against Fernando Wooe lately doing
,sSs in the City County OF New YORK under the
nse of William wood. that they are required % present
vouchers therefor duly Eeriec 10 lhe
lne.I assignee Of Fernando Wood for the
Sened ~ creditors his Office, No. = william street
borough Manhattan CITY OF Ne" tOIH' 'H Vi "O'e
the 2ud day Of March. 1908: 49,, .ooo
Dated -'e" i0iN' -' SIDNEY WARD Assignee
.rrx.>rE7v q, GREEN Attorneys for Assignee 120
TSroadyay. New City
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA
d RAILROAD.
STA TONS. foot Of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBRoSsEs AND CORTLANDT STREETS
f1The leaving time from Desbrosses aud
Cortiandt Streets is Ave minutes later than thar,
that given below for Tsenty-third street
station. except where otherwise noted
and Dining 4ST cas- Ss York tn f!SufE s9 1E0 ias
s5s a. M q Ssag2, m Nc s9seEss 70 s Cleveland
o55 4 NJ PENs YivANIA fIMiTED- Com
cars For cSIeaso cieveiand Toie5o Detroit cinci
1ss p: u: fSe PeSSsYIv2NI1. spEcIAL-- 20,
o6seryaton. Drang-room Sleeping Dining. and Buffet
1ss e, fol.1 CHICAGO AND LOUIS ExPEE,S;ia7
T1Fisnd2 noled2 Nashville (va Cincinnati and L0usVs'
OPP p: NJ ST EoUis EXP ExPHIssE0T Pittsb@gEE @
Rs;,,c Ing Car For Wslch. Va via Shenandoah Valley
o-S5 r N. WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago. For
7s5 p PAciFTc xPRRssoFor P4hss Psburg
Route ror hnoxviIe daily via seenandoah ed 'AsS
SRtF e 2 NJ cL.EvEL-lNp AND c1NcINNATII, Elk
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
la sn6t z tls SO plnng Ga 1910 DesorossGes G AM Cot
biaias 1O5 csT5 SiHRs c e5S consressiOna Lssd
IaTi@r niae cars SIS Gnins Carr
sunday @ SIS .ni15 DINING ing csl, arr fo55 Dining Car
all Parr 80 Dining Car 2lo esPT9Isss nn @ Saq 5
souTER ouTqR5 RSar Az DRlng ca51 rs P % y 10 nis4n
n AA@sr u 1'--A-ApASS7s S--S' -
ATLANTIG COAST LINE.-Express. s.55 a. m and a25
sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-Express. 1885 p m
NoRFoIK ND WRsTERN sPH eSiy yRA1LwAT-FOr Memphis
CHESAPEAKE OHIO R p RRiEWGY-755 Al WY a. m
6R LP 2 PoiS4 AZ c6F0Rf 9 # ssilg a5d
ATISNffGG TISSNfGs cTr ana s s M ID Saily AND weekdays
anIays I55 a. Through Vestibuied Trans S1.,eI
Perlor Cars and Standard Coaches week-days Par.
coaches Sundays
CAPE MAT.-1255 D. m. weekdays
points on New York and Long Branch Railroad .lron
IWenty-third Street stationl s55 a. m Il 10 y.
q m, 455 2. m. 5fron Desbrosses and Cortlandt
1 s,GetSl geo a. m. y 20. a4o SIC and liSo p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
g. 10 tDesbrosses Cort1andt Streets SOD. - $50,
20 s59; a25 % % Penna: LiGted 10 10 !esoross1s
Ing Car1. 11-55 m, 1885 Dining Carr 1-55 Dining
Csr) 210 Desbrosses and CortIaudt Streets. 22 20
S25 Dining Carr. 3.55. 425 4.25 Dining Carr 40 n-
ing Carr 555 Dining Carr. 755. SIS. SIS e25 p m'
s25. S.5s 955 1lufted). 80 1885 Dining Carr
la5 Dining Carr f-J5 Dining Carl SO DINING Car)
355 % Dining Carr. as Dining Carl 555 Dining
-Car) 100 s2J SD 9-23 p m, l. 10 night go
Fifth Avenue below 23d S) 263 Fifth Avenue corner
18th ST. Astor House: West Twenty-thirf stree,
Statior. and stations Desbrosses and
Streets Court $50 Fulton Street IS Broadway
jersey CITY. The New York Transfer Company VIII
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
Telephone 4 Eirbteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Rail
road Cab Ser-ice-
General Manage C=en'I Passenger AzeIt-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
~ p1RsT-ANCE OF An ORDER OF HON

Abner c. Thomas surr9gats Q: the CSsHiy Of ,; sies
forA lanes " 5ouon late OF the County Of New
against aAa5 the with vouchers
YORK % s1tscrtbers place transactins
thereoL 10 West 18th Street in the Borough OF
business, S ~ New York, before the 25th day
Of April 1893 . c-.oha- oard ta.7
p4te4 C0SDER and ORSON J. FERGUSON. Ex-
n JttSsfLL.II1 81 " BoutOn. deceased.
EE u. Attorney for Executors. Madison
l. Ave C7ocu $3.50. Borough Of Manhattan. N T. City.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
ROYAL RIIIE LINE

FOB BALTIMORE AND wAst1INGTON-tS3o.
sIOsO sII 30 A. L. "LOo t~3 40. 500. 800 P. ~.
'I21J Idt -, - -. .
day SSuncay only. I2aror cars only llVta Tamaqus-
Ofaces: Liberty 81 Ferry. South Fer.y Aston House.
Broadway Isl 5sh Ave. * Union
I52 East 18th
Counlls Ave. New York. Court ST.. 34 500. fulton
I2rooLYyn. Broadway, Williamsburg. New YORK
Transfer Co calls aad checks baggage dsstnatou
BE,SIER c. II BURT.
"vics-Presdenf GenI Manager. General Passr gent
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02

IN PURSUANCE Ut ~
49, r Thomas a surrogate Of the County OF New
+ics s hereby given all persons having claims
sgs1st ceorgfana T. Falls late Of the County OF New
with vouchers thereof
e. RE s6scr5er place q trarsaeting business az
- 1s 80 Wall Street Borough OF
Menhattan The City OF New forE- on OF oeiore tns
Isth day February next. j.. .---r.. ,ooo
D1'eH TF- WITT CLINTON FALLS. Adrninlstrator.
rzr,,,pv 2 rS0F- Attorney for Administrator % Wan
Street New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02

r--.,I r Fftzgerald Surrogate of the County OF
New Yor5 notice hereby given TO all persons having
Yei- AGAINST Lewis A Abbott. late Of the County OF
New York deceased present the same With voeneTs
his place OF transacttng bust
tleoL ~ eFee ~ Geo F. Bruwnell. q Cortlandt
!t@sst in the city OF York or before the 18th
day OF May next 49,, -. - >--.-,ta- 1oos
GEO +. BROWNELI+ LEWIS l. 1EECLI
ATTORNEY for Administrator. ADMINISTRATOR
2I Cortlandt Street New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

49, - rbornas a Surrogate CT the County ef New
y,r notice Is hereby given 20 all persons having Claims
VviIftan n Turner, late OF the County OF NeW
yaTk dsceased present .he sane Win voSeasfs
- me Sbscriber hfs place or tansaetins business
g 70 Hsc ~ Tavid d Acks<raan No. 80 ercstway.
gsnhastan Borough. tF the lily o1 New iofA On of
5~fera First day Of May. tsJ5 .oo.
bstsi New York the Fourteenth Gay y ost9oer leoz
+Ase- rsNfEs LAWRENCE TURNER, Administrator
pAvTD d ACKERMAN. Atty. tor AdriinlstrStors -
EEcadNay. Manhattan Boroagn. NeN ioIA ~.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty Street and South Ferry Gims from Souy1
Ferry minutes earlier.
MATCH CHINk-z400 (715 Easton on1yl. q.
A NJ L20 40 SEQ g 45 Easton Only) P. n sun
ueIIfT<EsBARRE NJ AND sCRANToN-z4oo afs
NJ 500 P N. Sundays n IS A. NJ. l. 90 p. NJ
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHU FssT. TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-z40O. 30 4. NJ. 80 C34O. 4fe. Lake
wood Lakehorst oulyl. 500 Cxj3O Lakewood onyt
NJ. Sundays. 1000 A NJ
I,4NTEC CITN-f9-40 - A VI. - 20 P NJ
VINELAND AND BRIDGETUN-fz4Oo ~ Ns f1s1
LONG BRANCH, AsBIRY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE POINT PLEAss vt AND sEAsHORE
POINTs-zAOO $50. 11-3C a NJ. As. $50. $50 p u.
sundays. exceat Ocean Grove; 9 90 A NJ. 400 P n
PHILADELPHIA (READINCs TERMINALS-z@4 p.
Zoo $500 -SGO. 1000 +11-OO A NJ, t12Oe, 100.
sI30 200 taco 400. '3oo 1000. fT5O. So 90 P ".
path AND CHESTNUT STREETS-S4e5. $3.50, 1G3D.
sTf 80 A. II. 100 +"3-40. SEQ. 100. 70 IS p NJ.
r, :. .I2 I'm = Mdt- u.pprxarRe porTsvyrIr AVN
WILLIAMSPOsE-. 4 co. a SEQ e 10 10 %
IIGG A NJ Reading oulyl. 800. L5. 1900 P NJ
Reading Pcttsvfle and Harrisburg only. f406 f5 %
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New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD.
5nrroaates oilres.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Il FRANK T FITZGERALD. Surrogate OF the County
Of New York notice is hereby given all having
claims against Randolph w Townsend late Of the
County Of New York deceased. to present the same with
vouchers the subscriber at her place OF trans
Office Of townsend, Dyett & Levy
M Bar Froadway Manhattan Borough. in The City or
New York on or before the 18TH day Of March next
Tlated New York fourth day Of September. 1901
- JANE A. TOWNSEND.
TOWNSEND. DYETT & LEVY. E1ecutrix
Attorneys for Ezecutrt1,
Broadway. y. Y City. Manhattan Borough
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
CALIFORNIA.
6eIu tljanteh-Hlale.

WANTED FOR L. 5 ARMY. able bodied. unmarried
w between OF II and 50; citizens Of United
States good temperate habits. who can
speak read and write English For Information apply
officer. - Third T0J Sixth N y,
363 Fulton street, Brooklyn, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
Buffalo & sus4uehanna Railroad Company
Fir,, Martoags ReF,ndins AZ Gold Bond.

TIT 3707 ~ 80 70 @
Cospor su5 Jarazry 1908. the above bonds viii
Re pad maturity upon presentation az the ohce OF
FISK q RoBINsoS. S5 Cedar St. " Y
?. A LEHR, Treasurer
r1ecer,be- - 1902
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
Ciin proprrin 90 fri
turnisbgo Eousss mauieo-

T,rRSIsHED HOUSE WANTED for two months. -.
Il tween loh and So1h Madison and Sfxtn ave a.
y yABcotK. II 70 Broad-st. NsW-1oEA
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
Gulf & Ship Island Railroad Company
First Mortgage Refundins and Terminal SO Co

fEst deftgeES hS4uiios oi'o aSiii'oi % oo'e oO'
Cocpou l. 1903 from the above bonds VII
~. presentation at the ONCE ot
FISK q ROBINSON 30 Cedar St. n \.
r. Z POWERS, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02

WON PAPE, ERNST.-IN PURSUANCE Of
an order Of Hon. Abaer c Thomas surrosate q
the c11fv ~ New York Notice Is hereby given 70 all
persons having claims aanst Ernst Won rape late ..
fe County OF York deceased. TO present the same
with vouchers the subscribers at tr place o.
al the Office Of William GTsVel NO
&c 81 pwav Room o. Borough Manhattan. New
VorL CIV on or before 10th day OF January 1908
SANS- - WILLIAM GREVEL.
NATHANIEL DOYLE.
ROBERT l. FRANCE.
Executors
<fOPTTZ Attorney Execucrs. 25i
proasyv,v Borough Of Manhattan New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02
sorTHERN RAILWAY ooMPANY.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
the following bonds
VII te paid By : Norgsa & Company. Nsw York: =,
Southern Railway Company fsrsf tonsost-
Mortgage b.
southern Railway company ncfnphie DlNf-
saurhern RaiIsTav Company St Loui. Divf-
sEo FErsr &c
soutbern Rafivvay Company Aiken Branch
First MorIzaEc &C.
Rfehmond DaBriIIe Consolidated Mort
gage 6e1-
Mortgage 90 ee.
Charlotte. Gofun bin Il AuSusta FIRST MOTT
TSTnmh1a & GreenxiIIe FIRST Mortgage g:
Eass Tenresree. virginia a Georgia DiFf-
MAIZENA, Central First Morfgases7
xfap Tssrsf Mortgage osc.,
KuoFrfIfe a Ohio First Mortgage ".
Spartan burg. Gni"n n tsinrnDia fif'' ''
gage -. .,.uw r,., &c
Nohile a Jsfrusfn CHAM First M0rignSe So
"ii@ H II c ANsLEY. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1903-01-02

IL o-+s- ~ Fto, Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the
County of New York notice is hereby given to all persons
si Tsu7s against T. Nelson Low late OF the County
81 Vort deceased to present the with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber. at his place or JUS
Office of Underwood. Van Worst & Hoyr, No
a street in Of New York on or before the
a.t - ~ TTs next. New York. the 23rd day of
De-e-'0-'' ~ JOSEPH 7. Low Executor
r->-DFRWOOD VAN WORST & HOYT. Attorneys for
Fxscitor . Broad Street. New York City