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New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
pEr,rloNs in BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were fled
Yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
FRANK l. KEYEs bartender No a84 Third ave
Petitioner formerly partner IN the nrm OF keys
known Conrad Stein & Sons $3.50; J. J. Gag. n" a
GHARLES FRANCE. Kingston. carpenter, rahtlIt1es
Elias Kingston, $152 Kingston Carriage Company. $50
l.. A Winnie Kingston Sj40.
IA: assets 5000 The principal creditors kingston
Savings Bank $4.5a7. J. II. France. Kngrton. 81 200
Kingston owned by Mira France. which she estimates
sAMfEi. RosENTHAL. No as orchard-st-; liabilities
s2ass assets; Sloo The principal creditors are a.
Campbell & c. York. 500: Union Star Works. No. 20
cARs!oN i BoHLEN. No, a1s CORTLAND, ave: lta
s aes R0 ns s Mary sT are al
dress unknown SO ooo F H. Howard. address unknown
HeS 4 e. A Nj Of 9 the Tes ons
is secured by realty mortgage
GEORGE F. SIIRADY and HARRIETT NJ; wo3n; };,.t ho-
ssso T6s prncipaI creditor: h.
.!enGy RHckeo No s2 East One hundred and tweifhs,
sss On petition III Judss Boe appointed Edward G Eene
ss NG %l'a ss e4a r.
e. 8ss: assets $40 The PRINCIPAL creditors a:e T. +;
Works Brooklyn. &S7S: Martin Blum. No. 1.142 Third
sESfE! f Fensr %ss
various firm nar1es r T. RennstI = Co and Inms
IIseeEer Co. and Bennett LedeSer The princPsi
EdridEF 1916 Petitioner asked his partner
is ss,R1;a r 5000 mscensry :iioo aSSo1aS 500
70 I7s Mercer ST.. $3.50 & Cohn. No So Bleecker ST.
sSo2: Hersho"itz Roth No. 81 Wes. Fourteenth-St.
An involuntary petition filed yesterday with the
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
SR9Gg SPR0GEgIS:
39pOR1>f'fN'
HAND TENNIS.
Robertson, Lakeman and Tenney Winners al
N. A. C. Tournament.

There were three well played matches yesterday
afternoon in the handicap hand tennis tournament
nj the New-York Athletic Club. J. II. Haslin 70
ponts) and w P. Robertson e pcints) played 'hree
keenIy contested games before Haslin was defeaed.
DR. D. Tenney Q3 points, defeated George orVls u
.ponts) in two straight games. In fast contest H.
L. Lakenan 90 points, defeated H. A MORRISON.
There will be two matches to-day. Dr' ". H.
Mallett 90 points, meeting J. Ross Curran g points
in the regular series. and In the preilIili1aFI
w P. Robertson Is points, Will play W II. boIIn
the scratch man. The summary or yesterday >
matches follows:
PRELIMINARY ROI'ND-FIRST GAME.
W P Robertson Is points, 12o2G i00eI D;
j. H. Hasn % points,. o O 2 90 / 44V"" 3"
SECOND GAME
W p Robertson points).....I n ia
J.. H. HasIin 70 poiHts).-.-..--.."
THIRD GAME.
W p Robertson IS points)......o 90 - - -
j Haslin q P2int5'- i,;.v ana H. A. Morrison,
Feferee-EuEene J C;iannnn
FIRST GAME.
r. L. Lakemsn 90 pointsI I..-9 9s90 80
H A. Morrison 90 points)...-.8 % ( U " " -
SECOND GAME.
R. 1, Iakenan 90 points). % o 29oI =
n 4 Morrison 40 points,. % o o o q {" "
Iinesmen-Nartin j Austin and Dr. w j. Fui''S'
Referee-EuEene j Gianninn
REGULAR sERIEs-FIRsT GAME.
Dr.: Or GsH': 6snHey na g5 R9tgts! If
SECOND GAME.
Or. Tenney na Potnts)- &c IS
Iinesmeil-s A. Potter and DR.. W. j. Pulley. Keteree-
Eugene J. Gianninnt
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
CHESS.
Tarrasch Wins Monte Carlo Tournament
Maroczy Second, PilIsbury Third.

Nsorte Carlo. March 1.-THE international chess
+ournament concluded to-day. Tarrasch won the
first prize of $500 with 20 points. Maroczy took Inc
second prize Of $3.50 with IS points, and PlllsourY
won the third prize of S236 with 1872 points. Ihe
other final scores were: Schlechter, !. points
rracbmann. 161l; Marco 1511: Wolf. IA; Mieses, 1S;
Marshall 12 Mason and Taubenhaus. 1912; Albln'
s: Reggie, IT, and Moreau. O.
The results in the final round were as follows;
The game between Tarrasch and Maroczy, queen 5
Gambit Declined, drawn in 81 moves; Mason
boo+ AIbir Ruv Lopez in 81 moves; SchIechter
beat Mieses Scilian Defence in "a moves; Plils-
hurry beat Moreau. Sicilian Defence, In II moves;
the Taubenhaus- Marco game, Ruy Lopez: resulted
in a draw after "a moves; Reggie beat MarshaIl.
Teichmann and Wolf Ruy Lopez, was drawn after
So
for competition among the players. who will to-
night decide upon the conditions OF the contest
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
FERRYB0AT ALMOST TURNS TURTLE.
The Maine, with Fifty Passengers, Run Into
by Tug
by a Tug.

The ferryhoat Maine. Of the Broadway line.
plying between East Twcnty-third-st.. Man
haitian. and Broadway. Brooklyn, was run into
last night by Tug. No. e, of thu New-York Cen
trail Railroad feet i'll charge of two floats
heavily loaded with freight The crash
was hard one. and some fifty or sixty passen-
gers on the Maine thrown into a panic
and many hurled from their feet to the deck of
the boat. Two men were slightly injured.
According to MI Morgan. the pilot, of the
Maine, the boat listed heavily when the tug
struck her, and, he says, had 1t not been for
corner of one of the floats becoming wedged
in under the guard rail hack OF the paddle
wheel the Maine might possibly have turned
turtle. AS 1t was. the ferryboat and the tug
drifted together from East Seventeenth St.
where the collision occurred. up to about oppo-
site Thirtieth-st. Then a tug was summoned
and hawsers thrown over the floats and they
were pulled apart
L. T. Murray. of No 254 East Thirty-thIrd-st..
and Benjamin Hefing. Of No. S12 Second ave,
were the injured men, being hurt about
the knees and body. Both were taken home.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
TEAMsTER STRIKE ENDED.
Monster Ratification Meeting at Kansas City
TO Celebrate Labor Victory.

Kansas City. March 1.-THE attorneys ana repre-
sentatiyes of the striking teamsterS and TRANSFER
oor,,enies reached an agreement tonight, and to-
morrow every transfer wagon In the city VIII oe
running as usual. BY the terms of the settlement
the transfer companies agreed to recognize the
union and made other concessions Whlch alIQ4tIt
70 almost a complete victory for the strikers WlIa
one exception the provisions OF the Wage scae were
adonted as presented by the teamSters. 49,
The question Of hours will & be @ setteq 1e as or Ie
dsV and will receive extra pay for overttme They
will receive pay for time and half for sumGaS ia
was the principal point at issue Under the a9sPlGes
Of the Industrial Council monster raunCatloh riIt
meeting of 2,oco workingmen was held to-nlght'
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
FOR N. Y. U. cYMNAsTIc MEET.

Manager De Zafra has received the Yale and
Columbia entries for the annual intercollegiate
gymnastic championship contest, to be held In the
gymnasium Of the New-York University on March
o. They are: Columbia-Parallel bar. Eastmond'
Ward and Shaw: rings. Swart, Ashley and sha"'
+urnbIinE Duncombn McIintock Shaw and Ly
ford club swinging, Ring and wilson: horse, smaiI-
shaw ard Eastmond. Yale-Parallel bar. De Sola
Anick Anderson. Schenker and Wakeman; hori-
zontal har De SoIa- Anderson Wakeman. Schenker
and Amick; rings. De SoIa. Warner and Andersen;
tumbIIne Smith Warner and De Sola: club swing
ing WiS and Bostvick, horse. Wakeman, De Sola.
schenker. Frank and Andersen The capdida5e les
Cantain De Sola. Yale: Shaw, Columbia, and Cap
tain Belcher, New York University.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
PHILRlN AIDS M. S. r. INQUIRY.

Ex-Dfstrict Attorney Eugene a. PhiIhn. who
has been conducting investigation Of the affairs
Of the Metropolitan Street Railway Company in the
interest of clients who stockholders in the COM
pany has turned over to District Attorney Jerome
some information which may Aid Mr. Teele. the
accountant employed by Mr. Jerome tn examine
the company's books in the official irvestigation
now in progress. Mr.. Phbin has declined to give
TO newspaper men any Information regarding his
Investigation not wishing to embsrrass Mr.. Jerome
in the official examination Mr.. Jerome says II
may be several weeks before he-T1n he in posi-
tion to make any statement for the public regard
Ing the affairs Of the company.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
EXPECTS TO GET THE $1,000 BILL.
Counsel for Wellborn Says Case Will Be Set
tied Out of Court

H. 3. Nesselman, who is seeking TO get from the
Erie Railroad Company. for Charles E Wellborn.
the 81 900 bill found recently an Erie ferryboat
expects the case will he settled out of court. Mr..
Wesselman said last evening that officials of the
Erie had requested conference, which would
probably be held 70 day.
Mr.. Wesselman also said he satisfied Well
horn. whom he had known some time. was the
rightfu1 owner of the money. He remembered.
among other things. the number of the bill and
the bank which paid II also expected to
identify it
wellborn lives in Weston, y. J. He is said To
have been successful lately as promoter and real
estate operator, and 10 have had haht of dis
playing rolls of money in rather reckless manner.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
THE RACETRACK.
Ben Chance Wins the st, Patricks Handicap
st New.0rleans.

New-OvIsans March 17.-Mgnros mastery roe
landed Ben Chance. the second choice IN ms 0et-
ting first at the wire In the St Patrick 3 handlcap
this afternoon. The was at a mile ana SIX
teenth and was worth H.o25 to the winner MAT
shaI Neil was a strong favorite in the betting
while as good TO /, and at the close u 10 was
to be had against Ben Chance. De Reszke' at nVes'
made 8 runaway race of 1t for mile, when Ben
Chance, always within striking distance csushe
him and outxamed him in the final drive. Philips
the Jockey who suspended yesterday Ior ms
ride on Lady Alberta. was retnstated To-Day huDE
Raw White Owl and Moderator were the winning
favorftes to-day. Weather clear track slo" Inc
summaries:
won: La cache 90 lHo~elD. IS to second RinSd%g~
snT m rssn ssnet Carpet Knight Don ErnestO. Prince
Eugene and tn" Skater ars also 1an RAY a7 uor
10 e Won Pay Fiddler o2 o,sy, 80 ,n 70 l. FeGS94 6
Sseane Rfpag Ru odie U s Genzsn also
onar5 Thru s"fo o 'SF1t5ns Ton Foke saint hc to
Vsn%s victx. Mira Morello. Madam Miss Sara and Flor
RE aso Fasss sHafaD one Is ap@ I'd
ISs snno 5d lime ,aa 15s ,aT66n1 T55T to &
won; Lady Rrockway. ~ FuIlsr To- g. rec9nd Miss m
shsa oSr Jos a in. s 4sd 2 a and TimhIe Down
selling six 81 F9 10 10 to M
second The bronze Demon Ios Munro" @ to
and Ladylike also ran
The entries for tomorrow follow:
First race .r. r,ngs 100 o imP MLiY Isdg
Wn de; G" Co.. Wt9n t yaGfr 9G9 laoE m ena 100
Second race (se"en fuyIUngsD Mrs Frank Foster, 20:
Wss0ms ,d dsh peter M DurSea FSts % ios iV
10I: Nyx. 10S; Tickle
Saint 1Os; Ranco 10: Idmolight, ITO: Maserful 1i0;
Star Gazer. no. Radiant Heat 110; Bummer H. 10;
Sir Christopher. 40
Fourth race Chandicap: mie)-Mauser. 90; Farmer
Jim Q3; Blue Blaze e4: Moderator. 100
Fifth race Cseing one nieInDode s.; 81: Florre s.
capa 1os Russellton. 10s Henry OF Fansamar 100; E
Sixth race Csix furlongs)-Geneseo. 1n5; White Owl.
1o5 Aimless G5 Ray Omen. 107 Bart Howe l07: Miss
sara. I0S. Palarn, no. Lance Him, 1l0; Leberanton
II0: BaEleus 10.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
EIGHTH REGIMENT ATHLETIC GAMES.

Tho annual games of the Sth Regiment will be
held at the armory on April 4. The following
tn=ts are open to members Of the regiment only:
Sixty-yard dash. handicap: 60o-yard run. novice:
one-mila run. handicap; half-mile run, heavy
marching order, handiCap; 12-pound shot scratch,
aud one-mie relay race The following contests
are open to members of the Military Athletic
League: Two-mile bicycle race, handicap: onemile
bicycle race handicap. and wall scaling contest,
for the championship Of the league
There will be also special two-me bicycle
between ". G. Frank 22d Regiment: Oscar IlId-
wig. 18th Regiment. and George Cameron. Sth
Regiment.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
TO HUNT BLUE BEAR IN ALASKA.

On the Kronprinz Wilhelm. which arrived yester-
day, were Charles Eustace Radcliffe, late captain
of the First Life Guards, and Richard Fitzgerald
Glyn, Of the First Royal Dragons. They are on
their way to Alaska.
Captain Radcliffe said that the object OF their
coming was TO try tc shoot-t blue glacier bear
OF Alaska, and that he had a commission from the
British Museum to bring home II possible. hpeci-
men. About two months ago friend OF his, q
seeks. which had bsen seen on Mount St Elias, and
added that only one specimen known to have
been shot and that was exhibition at the Smith.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
WANT cHIcAeoANs TO ARBlTRATE

Chicago March 17.-Business men of Kansas City
and St Louis have called on this city help them
with the labor disputes which are now blocking the
Of commerce in the two Missouri cities. The
fame Of the Chicago Board OF Arbitration COM
posed of seven teamsters and employers has spread
and citizens of the DeghhorinE cities are desirous
Of forming similar bodies for thesetement of labor
questions.
John G Driscoll, secretary Of the Associated
TeaminE interests and Albert Young. president Of
the Teamsters National Union. the men invited
to help St. Louis and Kansas City.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
PREPARING TO LAUNCH RELIANCE.

Bristol r. L. March IA few hours after the
Americas Cup challenger Shamrock III made her
maiden plunge into the Clyde to-day workmcn at
the Herreshoffs' began the preliminary work OF
placing the marine railway in condition Tor the
launching of the Reliance next month
New shears have been erected at the end OF the
slip for the stepping OF the mast in the new boat
They were subjected a strength test to-day and
easily picked up nine-ton scow, showing that
they are sufficiently strong to swing the big steer
mast which weighs about six tons.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
pRINs7ElN TO COACH COLUMBIA.

Myer 9 Prinsten. formerly of Syracuse Unver
eity and n intercollegiate champion in the broad
iump assisted by r. W. Hjertberg. the reg
ular trainer and Charles w Kennedy who won
the intercollegiate broad jump championship for
Columbia two years ago. will coach Columhia's S
broad jumpers. The most promising men are L. L
TeyentTitt, of Sachs School. and r. S. Stengland.
who have records of over twenty-five feet, H. R
Feldrnan, T R. Buell.. V. Goodwin and l. H Loder
who have all made over twenty-one feet.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
QUARRY MEN WANT EIGHT HOURS
Unless Demands Are Granted a General
Strike Will Be Ordered.

Lowell, Mass. March 1.-THE employees of the
granite ouarTies Of Chelmsford. Westford and
Grsnite-ille. about six hundred in number ha We
notified the employers that they an eight hour
day For all paving cutters. the same nay
SIS is now received for nine hours is demanded.
The paving cutters have asked an increase from
e 50 10 g per l.0o0.
Unless the demands granted, a general strike
~iIl be ordered April /. The movement is said
to general one, affecting also the Guarries OF
Worcester, Marlboro. Fftchburg and other places
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
SEVENTH REGIMENT HOCKEY GAME.

Deem carried of the honors in the hockey game
at St Nicholas Rink last night between the 9th
and 10th companies Of the 9TH Regiment. The con-
test ended 4 to ! in favor of the 10th Company.
Deem whose quick work was we'll in evidence
throughout the struggle, scored three OF the four
goals made by the 10Th Company. The game was
Sast exciting md kent the snectatOrs cheering:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
BASEBALL.
Pittsburg Goes to Hot Springs.

Pittsburg, March II. The Pittsburg Baseball
Club left tonight at 915 the Pennsylvania
Railroad for Hot Springs, Ark, where the spring
training will take place. President Dreyfuss was
in command, Captain Clark having been called TO
Chicago last night by the illness Of his wife.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
REPUBLICANS WIN AT LAST.
Elect W a. Harder Mayor of Hudson After
Fifteen Years of Democracy.

Hudson y. I. March 17.-For the first time in
fifteen years the Republicans elected to-day a
Mayor of this city and William A. Harder de-
fested Charles S. Harvey by e. majority Of four
votes. The defeated candidate has been Mayor for
the last two terms. Hudson normally Demo
cratic The Republicans also elected a city Judge
assessor and four aldermen.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
CALLAHAN CAPTAIN OF CHICAGO.

Chicago. March 17.-Presi6ent Comiskey. Of the
Chicago American League Baseball Club announces
that James J. Callahan, the pitcher. has been ap-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
EoR HERMls.M,cHEsNEY MATCH.

1t is said that l.. V Bell. owner of Hermls
the champion Eastern three-year-old OF last sea-
SON IS ready to match his horse against Nc
Chesney. Z. Z. Smathcr's champion thoroughbred
OF the West. Mr.. Smat theirs has already announced
that he would match McChesney against HeTmis.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
AMATEUR oARsMEN TO MEET.

4 n,eeting Of the executive committee Of the Ma
+,ona1 Association of Amateur Oarsmen will be
held at the Murray Hill Hotel. Saturday, at
2.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
VANDERBILT HORSES SUCCESSFUL.

Paris March Nv. X. Vanderbilts horses again
made a good showing to-day the opening of the
Maisons Lafftte races. Bright winning the Prix de
Saint Pair du Mont and Biltncre running second in
the Handicap Optional. which were the only races
fa wing Vanderbilt entries. Nash Turner rode both
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
NEW AssuRY PARK BANK OPENS.

Asbury Park. n. J.. March 1.-THE Seanoast Ma
ttonRI Bank. which organized the
FIRST National Bank went to the wall few weeks
ago opened its doors to-day for business. Before
g closed for the day. at o'clock, about $ooo had
been deposited by about seventy depostors-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
AUTOMOBILE NOTES.

The commercial motor vehicle test that is tn he
held by the Automobile Club Of America on May
90 and q will be the first such contest held. As
published in The Tribune few weeks ago. the
contest is open to business motor wagons OF all
motor powers forty mile course is laid out tor
each day which will include the upper and lower
sections Of the city. The three classes-e!ec'rl''
steam and gasolene-are each divided into four
classes according the dead load carried as toI,
lows: First class. $50 pounds second ctaSs' -
bounds third class. $500 pounds. and fourth class
10000 pounds. 49,. o., 49,.
second day there will be specfed stops as follows:
First and second class vehicles one hundred stops
third class, twenty stops. and fourth class, ten
stops Stops are be allowed to the electric wagons
for recharsirC and the steam vehicles for taxing
on water three hours for the former and thirty
minutes for the latter. each DAY. The gasolene
machines must run without stop Gold: silver and
bronze medals are the prizes for the first. second
and third in each class.
The weekly discussion Of the Automobile club
Of America last evening or The hest means of
obtaining reasonable legislation The club Is having
hard fights at Albany over several provisions IN the
bill that has been introduced hy the
biIists Of the Lorg Island Highway ProteCtiNe 80
ciety q Nassau County.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18

The approximate If the charge. -
isfy which the described Re sold is
$1,000 therein from June 2Gth 1907. to
expenses 0t the sale.
The Will he sold subject 70 dscres ot fore
entered the 25rN fa" Of September
1901 nr Joseph StiCknev against Francis J
SchnUgC and others which decree there remains dua
Of nifty thousand dollars principal with interest
from 26 1907
lors which allowed tine purchaser PAID
BY the Referee 81 64S c3 and interest
DANIEL. +. COHAIsAN. ROfereAe.
2Tl Broadway, y Y.
HENRY DE FEYsTER. Plaintirs' Auorney. 81 Pine
The foregoing sala Is hereby adjourned 70 Thursday
March Z 1908. n time and place.
Dated New York. February .6th. 1903.
DANIEL L. COHAT.AN. Referee.
HENRY DE PEYSTER Plaintiffs Attorney. 81 Pine
street. Y.
The foregoing hereby further adjourned to
THURSDAY March 10 1907? The and place.
Dated New York. March hth 1903.
DANIEL + C0HALAN. Referee
HENRY DE PEYSTER PLtiGtns' Attorney. 81 FGns
\ Y.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
* PTRSTANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.

Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate u tha County -
Is hereby given AL persons Eavi~-
claims against John F Crar - = The County -
New York deceased. present v0lr@s-S
thereof subscriber. his TaS@ n trans Crl-E
2l5 Montague street E-- -s'E. N-a L.---
on or before the 18th day 0t --F-e1og-- @sN'
WALTER Y CFsANSEsIsLr . ~-~a---
EVERETT Y ABBOT. Attorney 90 A-H---.--s'.,-. 50
all y y.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18

1-t,,r,ton This fired the ca ptain's amhltioT
snd resrited in his coming % this cnunttS y-,1so,
p.fora nrnceeding they Will WISH SeCIe e'dlS ~
- WTasbington and endeavOr to secure PertliTS
- b,,nt without regard TO the stringent game laws
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
WARD Nm PURSUANCE OF

~A an order Of Hon Frank T Ftr zEera.A Surrosa;s
Of the County New York dated Ssr, Sth l3l2 notice
is hereby given all persons having cta-S dG1-.S-
F4vard Y Marks ate Of the county q New f-rk a.
ceased present 'he same with v',Ees trE=oi %
place II CSa '.- ni~7-S- :
William ST care Of Paul " H-rz,-. IN - cry q ~"
York on or bcf the 18th !ay OF tFT.- 49,. -s1I
Dated New York. the TN DAY - o. b. lS- -
WILLIAM II FAIL'iN ELL t-Ee--5l.s-
PAT-I. NJ HERZOi. Attorney Tor ENe--coT-. = " man
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
IN PrRsTANCE OF - CRDER OF HON.

Abner c. Thomas. SUI rCEGta Cc tn C7-1'v q N4v
York. Notice is hereby given = all p@-s rs E ans
Of the CoI-ry e New f1-S
deceased to present With vouchers there . ne
subsCr.ber- pIa-e u TIaC=-rt-E h-=-- Room
SC7 No % Nassau Street The CITY = NrT 1orh u
or before the aty-tEiTd day q ATCI next .
Dared New York, the tfteeGth day OF L,ctoaer ist-
WILLIAM kEl.LNESFS. Il dF.SFs 6 49,
N'ER. Executors. MARTHA X HlLLzS2- Exee-j- z
FISSTE-I% TOWNSEND. GCITEENAE * SttE-AttN
Arrnrrevs rcr Erscutors. s New forA SL.y
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18

order Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald. a SUR =l-s @
the County OF New York notice is hereby 70 al
persons having claims against LOUIS AuaC. e t1s
City and County Of New I"rk. deceased. ID T-- n
with vouchers Thereof the subscriber 80
his attorneys. MeSs-s- Blair < Rl1i y T.. r--
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. City = >-av L-r..
or before 18th dGy Cf S-It--Cls- Iss'E
Dated New York March 5J- I!"lG.
FREDEPI5~ HAAS Executor
BLAIR & RT-Dp. Attorneys for Executor. - Liberty
Street. BorJGgh OF Manhattan. C-- q Esv N0-k
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
N PURSUANCE OK Az ORDr or HON,

Abne- C. Thomas a Surrn-l;s 90 - '@['fs - -
New York notice hereby gwen i Fsr-ns Us
Yob deSsasG4 % present tAe y-s -Ers-= -He-so
TO the subscriber. at r. "a - li'-. - 49,
Borough 4 Brooklyn Il he c.;y z >eT m. ..., '-
day Of May
Dated New York. the I'D dav cr C>~'-5@- lT,-
c. & T PERRY Astorpsyz s-r .-N-.r.> . cr-ea f0''
y I
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
II PrRSrANCE or AZ ORDER OF HON.

- Abncr e. Thomas Surrogate o. tho toulJS
York notice hereby given ali peTss s vl-s
John \ keIlurr. late ut tire N0uilty "
Deceased To- present With vouchers -
the subscriber their place cf tTansA' E ~ Cy
o4Srs 2,re-r Davidson No ~ ErJadWay. m IN, -
of New York on or before the 2uth day @ JUN
Dated %,w Yo. rlIp day % i'eCrr1cNr 49,
SOPHIA RELLNEG WILLIAM hF.L.i~-\EttS.-,
roREET pAVIDSON. Attorney fcr Exec1t'fSt ft,v
Rroadway Borough Of Manhattan New HofN ~
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
- nrRs1.ANt.E oE - oEDEE % 20.

FranE T Fitzgerald a Surrue.t'r = o." S"'s'y
Nyticr Is EgI ely Et'e' &c" "'. - r. --rF
claims agafrst F,IwtrE FrrIius .rr . i'
of New York deceased. To- prcs~at iat So. ,-.-4-
vouchers tr,rros 20 <rlh=rrIssr= J..r f'' q
actrg business at Office of M,Cusdy X ara Nv
F}rpelvav 81 NIr'rsI,tfr. Iu iH~ '--J o. -
York on or Ecfrr. "-tr .3a- 80 Mas newt NV
Date New YORK EEJseuJh ri
y PERKINS EIeCutriL- EIN ALsD 49,
SEND NORTON PERKINS EGeCut2iS "a
McCURpY & YARD Attorneys Tor LNetI'o-7 -'
Tsr.,a. .tr-lV Nnrk CIV.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18

~ New N--k norise = Earr-y E.'- Pc. ----r =
Samuel kErtLr.f0 .-'A 20 '-
Y.ri.- deceased vTF~.~r pc. .'' ~.
thereof 10 ~, 4ilhsr-INe-. h-~ ;- - 'ra1~'
nass a. ;1s as5,e Il u N / -. r..s. be- a'' -
" - TIu- STREET in 80 ''f-r -.t >,.' .s.
before the frS- Iay ~ October u@-t- -o-
Dated Yorh. Jle sINt-eutH .ty M! - y ,4-uv
TSAFFII.N Ef3fT-'d y. t.
N s & ISAA''S Arry= tr AN - -i.9
New-York tribune., 1903-03-18

Atnor G Thomas. Surrogate e the County CT SeE
York notice is heIehy given all persons 1'2E clans
against Franz Lfver late II the C7--[y C.; -
Vol deceased to with vclchsrs there
OF 10 the s.bs-rbsr place = C-lrsa-t-S
Room 2rS No - RrCadvay- in the city g Ne" 1-LN
on or before TIE 25-a q Jure neAt -,
Dated New Y-rN the I'm day 9. - ls.--
ROBERT c B-lTTY- Atrorney f-r A-I--A--i--l--' -
broadway. York city