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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-28
STORY OF LUcANIA-sT. PAUL RACE.
It Is Disqualification Ships at Full Speed
All the Time

A report wholly dscredited. was circulated yes
terday that the St Paul and the Lucsnia, when
they sail to-day. would race across the Atlantic
Since the American Line shifted its sailing day TO
Saturday Il has been a rival of the Cunsrd Line
obtaining because OF its postoices. the bulk of
the Saturday mail. The American Line receives the
same pay whether it carries little or much mall
while the Cunard Line gets pay only for the amount
OF mail IL actually carries.
All the big liners are pushed ahead at full speed
and under forced draft all the time. so race
between the two would be difficult. Both boats run
within few minutes OF their schedule every "Trip
so that the result of each bar accidents can De
forecasted before the voyage begins. The only way
that either boat could make anything like a race
against the other would he by cutting corners OF
her course. II is worth masters certificate 10 90
this as both boats are subject to the rules of the
British Board OF Trade and any skipper leaving the
recognized transatlantic steamship paths would be
severely punished.
At the Offices of both lines the story OF the race
was laughingly discredited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-28
FIRE IN PERRY BELM0NT'S HOUSE.
he Offers the Captain Several Bills When
the Blaze Is Extinguished.

Fire. caused by the heat from open CRATE in an
italian marble fireplace igniting the flooring in
front OF it, in the reception room. in the five story
brownstone front house, ct No. $50 Fffth-ave.,
owned and occupied by Perry Belmont, damaged
the room and its furnishings TO the extent of sew
eral hundred dollars yesterday.
A still alarm sent by telephone from Mr..
Belmonts house to Fire Headquarters, and word
sent Engine No. 65. whose house is in Forty
third-st.. between Fifth and Sixth ayes Captain
Houck and his men were soon the scene. but they
found their task of a decidedly delicate nature
The mosaic wood floor in front OF the fireplace and
its supporting beams ablaze and the room was
thick with smoke. To the furnishings all the
windows opened. and 10 attack the flames the
hremen found IT necessary to remove the fireplace
The slabs Of marble were carefully taken down. and
the structure was removed without so much as
nicking Of the stones Then the blaze
easily eNtinguished with hand chemicals.
Mr.. Belmont watched the fremen at their work
and when Captain Houck told him that the fire
all out he offered several bills the captain
Captain Houck refused them.
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THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

Margaret Richmond Turnure. George z. Turnurc.
r Turnu~e, JEANNE. T Malery. Mary T.
eron. all persons interested estate OF
Lawrence Turnure, late OF the County York.
deceased. creditors. Of kin otherwise,
greeting: You and each OF you hereby cited and
required personally 70 be and appear before
Of the County Of New York, the Surrogates
Court of said county. held the County
the County Of New York, the 22nd day Of
cember 1903, half past o'clock forenoon
ment of the account OF proceedings OF Middleton s.
Burru and Romano Madeleine MOnson. Executors
the VIII and Testament of said deceased.
such OF are hereby cited under the age
twenty-one years. required 4 appear
guardian, if YOU have if you have none,
appear and apply for 10 be appointed iu the
event of neglect failure to DO guardian
will appointed the Surrogate represent
for in the proceeding.
In testimony whereof have caused the Seal the
Surrogates Court of said County of New York be
hereunto affixed.
II. 81 Witness. Hon. Abner Q Thomas, a Surrogate
of said county the County Of New
York, the 9Th day of November, in the year OF
Lord one thousand nine hundred and three
J. FAIRFAX MJATGHLIN
Clerk of Surrogates Court
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Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW


York by the Grace OF God Free and Independent.
To Josephine D Robinson. Charlotte Wergan,. Carrie
Westerve Virginia Dilks Tfton, Henry Dllks other
known Henry Clifton Joseph c. DiKs. other
Joseph d Clifton, Henry Leeds, William
J. Leeds James N Leeds Susan Cakins, Henry French.
Agnes Bovine. Henry Walcutt John Macy WalcGt Cleve
land Walcutt Roswell B. Burchard Louis BurchaTd
Burchard Burchard, the heirs and next
OF kin Of John Milton Dilks, deceased send greeting:
Whereas. Andrew J. Robinson and Samuel II. Wanden,
OF the City Of New York. lately applied 10 the
Surrogate's Court County Of New York to have
certain instrument in writing. relating both real
and personal property duly proved the last Will
and testament Of John Milton Bks. late Of the County
Of New York deceased Therefore you and each Of
cited appear before the Of County
New York. his Office 1 the County Of New York.
the 18th day January, thousand nine hundred
haf-p8st O'Clock the forenoon OF
that day, then attend the probate Of the
said VIII Testament.
And such you hereby cited under the
twenty-one years. required appear by
your guardian. II you one II you have
appear apply he appointed, the
your neglect failure a guardian will
be appointed by the Surrogate and for
you in the proceeding
IN testimony whereof. caused the Of
the Of the said County New
be hereInto affixed.
Witness, Hon. Abner {. Thomas. Surrogate Of our
said County Of New YORK said County the 18th day
Of November, in the year Of Lord, Thousand
hundred and three
IL 81 J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk Of the SCuogate's Court.
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FIRE SCARE I'M FIFrH-AvE. HOUSE.

defective chimney caused a fire and damage OF
500 yesterday in the four story brownstone front
house Of Mrs. Buchanan winthrop. at No z79 Fifth
ave. opposite the Holland House. The flames orig
mated from sparks flying from a fireplace in a room
on the second floor. Mrs. Winthrop and several
other women who were with her. together with the
servants, were frightened when the blaze started
and all OF them into the street crying Fire."
Policeman McDonough. OF the West Thirtieth-st
station who standing across the avenue
turned in an alarm, and the firemen made short
work Of the blaze, while the insurance patrol saved
the costly furnishings Of the house by liberal use
of tarpaulns-
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PROGRESS ON THE MEXICO AND ORIENT.

Mexico City Nov 27.-President Stillwell of the
Kansas City. Mexico and Orient Railway Com
pany. has arrived here. He reports that construc-
ton gangs working at three points along the
line Of road. and that active work is going on
in the United States Nearly all the road is grad
ed. and 325 miles Of track in operation. This
road will be part Of the Hamburg American Steam
ship Lines route to Asia
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SALE OF TWO APARTMENT HOUSES

Lalor Beringer have sold Nos. 172 and ia East
Ninety-sixth-SJ.. four story brownstone apart
ment houses. each plot 3Ox1e09 feet, for Henry
and Isaac Meinhard.
J. P & r J. Murray have sold Nos 210 and 2l2
East e-hundred- and fourteenth-st., two three
story dwelling houses. 1Sx50Xl00 feet. for H Lpp-
man
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Religious Notices.


CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST
Rev D. PARKER MORGAN, D. D.. Rector
Il mMon prisT. Holy Communion; Preacher
p "siasica service Olaunders Penitenee Pardon
and Peace.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION
Services. i -5aS $50 H. 4 and $
a, GHgRGH III or OF THF IMe5ENEANa65R P
Holy Communion. 8 a. Morning service II d W.
Evening prayer p. m. -
c-Htrpctt OF, THE MESSIAH dNITARrAN) 34th-st
corner Park ayeseTvees ~ IF He Sleep He shall
~ Vel SUNDAY school 10 o'clock chapel. entrance
Park-aye. All cordially invited
CHURCH OF THE TRANsFIGURATIoN f 2 s9ao5,
rist. i0:8o choral Eyensons with Anthems o'clock
CHURCH OF ZION AND ST. TIMOTHY.
Rector Rev 81 HE WfSf f i.UtnBEcK. D. c l.
MoTnInS prageT and Holy communion preacher
choral SERVE service preacher Dr. RUsHToN. p m
COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
Rev. join G. FAGG. D. p. Minister.
FAGG. ?. m,
COLLEGIATE cIARBLFo CHURCH
Rev DAVID J5 Ssi1 n1RR Rna b D. Mlaster
viii preach at il a; m and p. m.
Mornng-''The Ideal Church
E,enng-''The Fun Grown Man
COLLEGIATE II 3Sa e, c ,s,gsg
DONALD SAGE MACKAY. n D.. Minister
will preach at a. m. and p. m
Mornng-'The Message of the Church To-day TO
Evening silent tragedy Half Salvation.
Story the wilderness"
COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
and T7th-st.
Rev. HENRY EVESRTSON COBB. y. D., Minister,
will preach IL a. and D. m
Morning "Ingratitude's Apology.
Evenins-'"rhe Return TO Lystra
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH Harlem-Rev.
J. ELMENDORF. D. D., Senior Pastor.
FIRST CHURCH. 121st-st., near 3d-ave- Pastor rev
BENJAMIN +. DICNHAI1T. Services at II a. m and D
III. Preaching the Pastor.
SECOND CHURCH Lenox-ave- and 1Z3d-st.- Pastor
Rev. EDGAR TILTON. Jr.. =. n Services at II a. H.
and p. Preaching by the Pastor
FARMERS ORATORIO. Christ and His Soldiers"
will sung n the evening service.
ST. JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Madison a and l26th-st.
Choir will be assisted by Choral Society
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Fiftt-ave. and 5Jtf- st.
REV. ]. ROSS STEVENSON, d. D.,
Minister.
The Morning Service commences at II s a m
p m. will be held the third OF the
SPECIAL EVENING SERVICES.
Tonic: The Place in the Christian Life.
To these services young men and women
q church home cordially invited.
be welcome
Sunday School Adult Bible Glasses meet at 9;49 a. m
Mid-week Prayer Meeting Wednesday Dec 2 $40 p m.
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COAL COMPANY AWARDS CONTRACT.

The directors of the Summit Coal Company have
awarded the engineering contract for the devel-
opment Of their Southern coal properties to the
". q. wilkins Company, of Pittsburg. The work
of development OF the properties is to be pushed
as fast poSsibe.
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Religious Notices.

A CLASS for Sunday school teachers. To-1norrOvs
Sunday school explained at the PEOPLES BIBLE
INSTITUTE at 800 p. IN. today. AL welcome.
ALL ANGELS CHURCH
Rev. s DE IANcE sY TSwN aPd S4s't Rector
by h3 e Rea5oq s Il 2 Sorn yss6n and
Strangers welcome.
ALI. SOULS CHURCH. Madison and ee+b-st-
Rev. D. WcoNNELI- D. B.. Rector viii pfeach a.
II a. m and 4;3o p, m
ALL SOULS CHURCH UNIrAR1AN)
Pa. rt 4thIays "a and d, 10Th Ir
ss'9f he Z gospel n of ch f2T ReST nys 6 xeu
BY the Pastor.
Sunday school linz IN PARISH 5 House. 51s 70 8 m
The friend. of tn. A ga GsET AsHs.r Mission No
dali invited 6 The u I @ @ bIsdgeD ARE cor
CgttIRg the TrsasureT wiz preside IN the afternoon ana
J. wits Bacr and Rev Dr. J. wefeI fofnsf6n 9ij
speak; also many converts. S H. HADLEY. supt
AT LENoX AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH. corner
preach at II; subject "a Modern Wise Man Sunday
school, 9:45 a.
"a, AT R RE- I'M d, cATHoTc SERVICES chrfst Nj
o,CoNNoR, breaches. DR.. ADOLF GIL Colombia. south
America. also speaks.
Re-. RoPERicE;' TERRY. d. b. Pastor.
P. m.-'stabat Mater by Rossinl
AT THE CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY.
Central r Pa1 Ky WsS IS, r and 7qt seroeS Il and
Art Of Heading anu '''''S'
BAPTIST CHURCH or THE EPIPHANY.
Rev HOWARD I. go:;Es. D D.
Tn-. F6;,b Keii ,ts3 Of 2- Eea5ine f
~. BL 600 D. IrT REroEMER CHURCH raay
Il n Finding Cod: p. m evening OF Sacred
s, RHIcK o g55jg a7,5
Minst tt 81 ~" St
Rev. WILLIAM +. RICHARDS. D. D..
preach a! morning service II o.elodR VIE
c cHH fiiI"i FvE sHh5S sE f&!PSf
ct o'clock. All seats free Strangers
Mr.. KNAPP viii breach
Sunday school, 9:45 m.
PRAYER meeting Wednesday, p m.
Corsan prelude 1905
BROADWAY, TABERNACLE,
Rel e1eii IS 9EF EeFii I5S Vest 10Th 81
Rev. c R SEYMOUR p u. Associate Pastor
r service VICE at vi" 'se9 rHoMpsoHs 6 Sal das aS at
CLAIR cHURcH s. West -AIAcARTHrR
Cavins Friends and Foes in series
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 57th-et. b,-
sTH B pa s Rev 6sEfH r MAN R RREEE
n Suna ' and h' R rst0 classes at a. and
Christian Enlsayor Mopday evening devotional
CHELSEA NJ E CHURCH 3oth-st near sth-aye
PHILIP GERMOND L. u. Pastor-ln.go and =
Evening topic: a Prayer Service and Its Sequel
CHRIST CHURCH. Broadway 71st-st Rev
GEORGE ALEXANDER STRONG. Rector. Services S
IL a. preacher Rector. -. m. seats free.
preacher, Mr.. BIRD.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES. Fifth Church Of
Christ Scientist No. 624 Madison ave- 59th Sundays
H. s. Wednesday EVENINGS straneers cordially welcome
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION,
5th-aye loth-st
Rev. PERCY s. GRANT Rector.
II a m.-Morning service and sermon by Rector.
4 p. m.-Gauls Holy City"
D. m.-Evening service by
WALTER Il. CLIFTON SMITH.
CHURCH OF THE PURITANs 13Oth-st and 5th-ave
& J. YOUNG. u d. Pastor.-SeTvces. IL a. N.
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Religious Notices.

FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
80 9 , West ssth n r pastor
Public worship with preschns By the pastor at ii a m
Bible School o:i5 a. m.
Young mems and young wonen's Bible classes.
FrF sr1.a gaFr 5sE 4 sSg r
Rev T. NJ HALDEMXN. Pastor. 80.
Hours u Of sryes II in series on Psrtnsn
Questions Evening subject: Seven Ages Of HisIosS
First in seris. on the Deep Things Of God students
Of PT S e2Td1 to Students Of
TIONAL TRUTH: in It Is the key OF the "nO'e D''
Come hear.
FIRST cgHcF F,- or We. GI and oeh
Christian science service sundays o at u RssdmS 1oons
Open n das;y 10 to ;.
FOURTH AVENUE rREsRYyERIsX cEgR sSix cor p
ner 22d-st-Rev; WALTER DJNcAN =, EoC h''-'-'' -
d. Pastor. breaches II a m. ard ?. m
FOURTH r Ess sy- s85 5i.,e CHURCH +.
Rev. pIEAsANT. Hustler D D, Pastor
viii preach II a m and 5 ?. H.
qEAcE y tol1ns Sg a5d Amsterdam av..
viii preach a ii ard S.
HARLEM PRESBYTERIAN cHgEG ,i Mseson-sys
Vices II and 3.
HENRY FRANK. .-.-.-.. ~,
csTnes ,naTe5ints and Free speech Also los
West 45th-st
HUGH o. PEETECOsT. ~
LYRIC HALL 40 6th-a.e- near +-1-S'-
sq 5qR lay .'G,onGer6inE the Devil''
MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH; corner s1 sist-
<Sar-icas ~ m and s m. Bible Class 04J a. m
~ Psv GEO 9. I.ORIMER. d. D. Pastor
will preach both services
Morning Another Gospel mat Is NO gosp1l;
Fve1,7g topic: Parable of the Sowert e. ne i"s
dom Of Heaven in It's Successes ana Falure9
Everybody welcome
,rA0rsO~ AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. corner 6th-st-
WALLACE. NACMULLEN- y. D. Pastor
Preaching bv the Pastor n a and p m sun
da, school AT 80 Midweek social dev5tional ser
vice Wednesday. at p. m
MADISON AVENUE PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH. n e.
corner 73d-st. Rev. HOWARD AGNEW JOaNSION
sunday December s. second service will be held az
4;15 D. m
MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
MadiScn-ave.. 24th-st.
Sabbath services at II a and 2.
The Pastor, Rev G H PAFtNHU RSI ID. d. VIII
mach in q morning ard Rev. WILLIAM ". COZ As
sistant Minister evening.
Bible school in chapel 10 a. m. classes for adults
Rev H A. STINSON. d. D.. Pastor
Broadway and 76th-st
Sunday School 9:45 a. Services II a and
MEMORIAL BAPTIST. Washington Square EDWARD
JT-DSON Pastor.-Sermon by the Rev JAMES n
BRUCE 1G:45 Special musical service 100. with
mon by the Rev DAVID a MACMURRAY
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Notice of Summons.
;TFRE1E COUNT OF the STATE o.

~ hEML AOGhl VI lI1fI S1A1E
- Sew York. New York Couuty-Fannv Fittineoh
Plaintiff. Olga Balaban. Charles Bjcrkegren. and
J. BjorkeCren. HIS wife. Hma Z Nelson and Nora
O'Connen originally named John Doe" Defendants
Trial desired New To
alb named defendants: summoned 70
answer complaint action and to serve a cony
your plaintiffs attorney within ven.v
days GO after The service Of this summons, Of
Of serViCe: and Of your 10
answer. judgment VIII be taken against you by
fault the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated New York September 10th. 1903.
PHILIP ]. HERMAN Attorney for Plaintiff Orce and
Post Office Address No. 300 Broadway New York
City Manhattan Borough
To Hilna Z. Nelson The foregoing is
upon sou by publication pursuant order Of the
hon. Cha's r MaoLean Of Justices OF the
supreme Of the York dated the 3Oth
day Of September 1903 and fled the complaint in
the Office the Clerk OF York al
County Court House in the Borough Of Manhattan City
Of New YORK the 2nd dav Of October.
PHILIP I. LEHMAN. Plaintiffs Attorney. o. & p q
Address. 3o3 Broadway New York City Manhattan
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VIEW YORK. sTPREME COURT. COrNTY

=, OF NEW YORK -Eduari G. J Norman. Eliza
beth ". NJ A. Norman. Cessna B. Norman. Agnes
z n Norman Claudine W. NJ A. Norman. Josepha
A. NJ. Norman. johannes r. T. NJ Norman. joseph
G. X. Mco-mann Maria G. 6. Booker Moormann Eliza
beth a. Norman Weiss Maria J. Norman Theissng
Samuel p NJ J Norman. James A A mr..
Anna N A. Norman AcolphUs F. J. Norman and
Joseph 9. 7. Moo.rnan1. Maria II. l. Norman
Johannes ! ". 9. Norman. Fritz NJ r. NJ Moor
mann and Adoph b. A. NJ Norman. by Thomas 2
Ryan, their guardian al lten. plaintiffs Neira
May Wolfe Sandt and Engelbert Felix Richard
der SaDtt defendants To the above defendants
ana each q them You hereby summoned answer
the co-plant in This action and to copy your
answer or The plaintiffs attorneys within
after thc service If this summons exclusive OF the day
o service and in - your failure appear,
swer uognent viii he taken against you BY default
the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated New York, November >.
OPpl kE. LApD & BRISTOw Plaintiffs Attorneys
Office and u0stpfcr Nassau street
Borough o. Manhattan. City Of York y Y
To Nelna May Wolfe Engelbert Fell
Richard der Ssndt defendants: The foregoing sum
is served by publication pursuant to an
order OF The Hon Edward Amend one OF the Justices
the Court a. Of New York dated
November II 1903 and filed the cornplanE IN the
;Ec Of the County Of New York ar the
Court House in said city
Dated New York November IL. 1908
OIDNkE LApp BItISTOW. Attorneys for Plaintiffs
20 Nassau Street Borough Manhattan New York
city. New York
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SurTOgates' Notices.

SuTTOgateS' Notices.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner g Thomas a Surrogate County Of New
5e5'rr Aica is La late Of the county 81 es n1
York prescn; the vouchers
No 100 Broadway in the City Of New York before
the LEI day - June next
ALFRED ". LAW Executor
SETH Z. ROBIosoN. Attorney for Executor. Nassau
IL PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Asner c. Thomas Surrogate % the County Of New
against Moses stiee late Of the County Of New York
licensed the with vouchers thereof 10
TIE ooe y Leonard Bronze Ne Soc brosnse AT at
NE city q New York, On or before the 18th day Of
Dated York. the 9Th day II November 1909
LEONARD BRoNNEs httorneg for Admnlsir, ;oo
EI9aeEay. Borough CT Manhattan, New York City.
IL PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Frank 7. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County NJ
New York notice Is hereby gwen 70 all persons having
New Yofl- present same with VoucseTs
thereof 70 te subscriber his place CT transactng
attorneys No. street in the Gity Of NeW YORK '
before the eighteenth day % February next
Dated &eN Nork. TIE third day Of August 1853
MATTHEW MORGAN Executor
No. 81 Wall Street New York y. =.
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON,
Amer c. Thomas Surrogate Of the County OF New
sgaiaFt Kafe Russe1 or Ke;e Fowler. or Kate p.
80 ate Il the county York deceased to pre-
sent the with vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber
- as Z To o BToadSay IN the CITY Of New York en-
OF before the twenty-seoond day OF December neIt
WILLIAM II russell. Administrator.
AfIIE.ER MILLER a STORM Attorneys for Adminls-
iTscor 10 BroaoHay. New foTA SiG
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LIVE eraR FOR A MASCOT

S. tlIo 2aIe football have. surpriAlas
things he does. n Tomorrow Tribune
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.garrogates' Notices.
MERRIAM. ELLEN MN fURSUA


MERRIAM. ELLEN MN PURSUANCE
vi Of an order Hon Ahner c Thomas .t Surrogate
the County 81 New YORK r,sn NJ sJHrT, 10
s P Of the canniy O seess,sa 70 present. e,
psce ~ .ransscns business the Office OF Charles p
d1s sfns & NSnhs,,an on or thirteh
Df Ds5sd New 27n ,qea :, ,,.,.
WAL LrT7 b. tsa EA AZ dGmhlstra,o
Fine Street New York CITY. Borough Of Manhattan.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner g Thomas n Surrogate Of the County OF New
ss o1 nP William as BanFs iee q the County of New
,b STx to s -ssTber at his pace Of
in the Borough OF Manhattan in he CITY Of Sew
York or before the twentieth day Of Aprll net
DATED Ne" l0'N OSCAR 5 II, BRNGHART. Executor.
hD' %sy. Borough Of ManSatiSn New York CITY
STEERS. HENRY.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
- Of Hon Abrcr c. Thomas, a Surrogate Of the
S1 n Sa % Claims AGAINST enrr Steers late Of the
County York deceased. present the same with
Tansocting business the oace Of charles Thaddsus
IN the City Of New YORK on or befos the ist day Of
Nay next Dated New York ne Ieth day q october.
JAMES P STEERS.
PHOEBE A. STEERS.
l67 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan, City of New
Tn PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County OF New
against Willard + BOYD County Of New York
deceased the with vouchers thereof,
subscriber place OF transacng business Room
Street. The CITY Of New York, on
before the 2nd day OF May
Dated New York the Both day OF October 1909.
HELEN J. BOYD.
Administrative, with the will annexed
p. A CAMPBELL. Attorney the Adminisrntrix. etc.
25 Broad Street. n Y. City
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
received at their Uptown Once.
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ART DEALERS.

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WANTED. Experienced salesman. saloon
trade: references. Address THE BOSTON
EAR BOTTLE CAP CO. q Kneeland-st-.
Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-28

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