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DEFIED THE ENTIRE FORCE.
Forsner Patrolman Barr1cades Him
self In Home aud Held the
Officers M Hay.

Arcola. ILL.,. Nov. 23.-Former Police
man James Hudson. who killed Thomas
Spellman here August 2. went on the
warpath again Sunday night and en-
gagged in a desperate battle with the
police, during which several shots were
fred. Hudson was wounded, but he
escaped and for four hours. with a shot
gun and revolver, he barricaded him
self in his owr home, defying the en-
tire town. He was finally captured.
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FUNERAL OF Ex-GOv. DRAKE.
Inc Remains OF Ex-Gov. r. VI. Drnk Q,
Of Town. Laid to Rest Beside
Those of Ills wife.

Centreville, Ia, Nov 2..--The fu.
neral Of ex-Gov. +. NJ Drake was held
here Monday. The services were con-
Quoted from the Central Church, of
Sirist under the auspices of the st.
Johns commandery. Knights of Tenn
plar The body lay in state for three
hours in the church. which was made
quate to accommodate the crowd. In
terment took place at Oakwood ceme-
cry. beside the body of Mrs. Drake.
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TO BE USED AS AFLAG POLE,
the steer Mast Of Shamrock III. Pre-
scented ny Capt. Bnrr tn the
Town nj Cape May, Y. ,.

New York. Nov. 22.-The steel mas,
OF the Americas cup challenger sham
rock iii. has been presented to the
town of Cape May. N. .. TO be used as
q nag pole. II is 15s feet long. The
gift was made by Capt. Barr. skipper
OF the defending yacht Reliance, he
havins bought the challenger for the
materials Il contained.
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Philadelphia, nov. 23.---Linn Hart
ranft, appraiser Of the port OF Phia-
delphia and son OF Maj Gen. John +.
..artiraEt. former governor Of Pennsyl-
vania. r!,d early Sunday in a private
hospital from brigl.t's disease. Mr..
Hartranft was 43 years Of age.
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Germany Rccosnises Panama.

Berlin. Nov. 24.-Emperor William
mas directed the German authorities
20 oincially recognize the Republic Of
fanama. An announcement OF TIA
recognition OF the now state Is az.
pected daily.
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Chicago, Nov. 24.--Two non-union
men who had applied for work ~ tho
plant OF the American Hide 4 Leather
90, where strike is In progress. shot
and seriously wounded two members
OF crowd OF strike. sympathizers
Monday. The men escaped.
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|B|c SENSATION
IN MICHIGAN
Warrants for Seventeen Former
Officials of Grand Rapids.
ARE CHARGED WITH BRIBERY
Former city Attorney Liant X.
SAILS hurry Has Nude a Confess
sion ImpIicating the
Mem Indicted.

Grand Rapids. Mich. Nov. 22.-War
rants have been issued for IL former
city officials. charging them with ac-
cepting bribe in connection with the
famous Cameron scheme fol-
supplying the city with water from
Lake Michigan. All of the warrants
are the result of the confession made
by former City Attorney Liant X. SAILS
bury. on his return last week from
serving a two-years' term in the De-
troit house OF correction for breaking
the federal banking law in connection
with the scheme.
Tired OF suffering Alone.
While in prison Salsbury's eonvic-
ton on n bribery charge in the state
courts in connection with the same
matter was affirmed by the supreme
court. and with the prospect of being
returned TO prison. Salisbury went to
the prosecutors Office and made a
lengthy confession which resulted in
the issuance of the warrants. Follow
ing are those indicted: Former Mayor
George II. Perry. State Senator David
Burns. Corey p. Bissell. former men,
Der Of the hoard of public works, and
the following aldermen. who were in
ONCE when the attempt was made to
put the water deal through: James
McColl, Peter Depagter. Jacob Ellen.
Malachi Kinney. John t. Donovan. ia
cob Mol, Abraham Ghysels, Charles
Johnson. Ryner Stonehouse. Daniel
Lozier, John McLachlan. Clark Slo-
cum. John Muir and Adria Shriver.
They sold Themselves Chenply.
The amounts the respondents are
'harged with having received out of
he alleged Doodle fund range from
ZOO to 1888. Revelations of the
morning in me service of the warrants
how that the common council was
controlled, during the attempt TO put
through the water scheme. with the II
'otes which included both democrats
md republicans. The aldermen are
harged with having received $500 to
500 each.
Made n Full Confession.
Mayor Perry's share it is charged in
he warrant. was 1899. and Corey p.
'issell is charged with receiving $500.
While State Senator Burns is alleged
o have received $500 for his support
IL has developed that Salsbury's first
made last week. was not
0 complete as the prosecution had
oped for. Prosecutor Ward went to
FORK at once upon the leverage Of
cred by the incomplete statement, and
ecured enough additional evidence. so
hat Salisbury was summoned again
friday night for conference. The
esult. the prosecutor says. was a
tatement whch is regarded as COM
lete.
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Colorado SPRINGS. Col. Nov. 81
Company ID, Second regiment, Colo.
ado national guard. which was re.
iicvcd from duty and returned nome
"nly two days ago. was ordered back
% the Cripple Creek district Friday
~ Gov. Peabody.
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Chicago. Nov. 23.-The corner stone
OF the new Chicago Teachers college, q
100000 structure at Sixty eighth street
and Stewart avenue, was laid Sunday
afternoon by the Masonic fraternity.
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washington, Nov. 2l.--Two bills
were introduced In the house Friday,
allowing free transmission Of pension
vouchers through the nails. one WIS
introduced by Representative MarshAu
and the other ~ Represent&.,,o Dicx
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Gentlemen: II
have used several
bottles of Peruna
and feel greatly
benefited there
by from my ca
tarrn .fthe head.
and feel encour-
a ged TO believe
I hat it's & on
tinued use will
fully eradicate n
disease of thirty
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Rock Island. ILL.,. Nov. 24-Walte,
Johnson, aged GO years, publisher and
editor OF the Rock Island Daily Union.
died Monday
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en.
Bodies Recovered.
REWARD FoR rnE AToR ;.
Pronounced One OF Worst Crimes
in the Annals of Colorado .

IN tur AnnBiS colorado.
Cripple Creek, Col. Nov. 23.-Sheril
Robertson. after investigating condi-
lions in the sixth level OF the yindi-
Gator mine. whore Supt Charles Me
Cormack and Shift Boss Beck were
killed Saturday by an explosion. coin
cides with a statement al the officials
of the company that a deliberate at
tempt had been made 10 wreck The
snaft with dynamite The active COM
mittce Of the Mine Owners and Op-
orators association has offered re-
ward of $1,000 for evidence leading to
the arrest and conviction OF the PER-
petrators. In published statement the
committee said.
Another Step In the Trail Of B'ooI.
lac killing OF Supt Mccormack and
Melvin Beck was one OF the most dia-
bolical crimes that ever darkened the
annals of Colorado and is another ste,
in the trail of blood which has been
made by the Western Federation Of
Miners in this state.
The time has passed for selecting
nne terms in which to speak OF these
matters, and we 60 not hesitate 70 say
that this crime was devised and exc
cuted by the inner circle OF this or
genization.
This statement is made only after a
careful investigation OF the facts.
which show conclusively that these
men met their death through scheme
70 cunningly devised and carefully ex-
ccuted as to tax the ingenuity Of the
most experienced criminal
Premrdisatcd Murder.
"Of late the district has been filing
up with the class OF men who openly
boast of what they propose to do. Not !
. single Circumstance surrounding this |
crime is compatible with the theory
OF accident, and with any other theory |
than that Of premeditated murder"
The district executive committee OF |
the Western Federation Of Miners |
characterizes tne explosion as a la
mentable accident regretted by ALL"
and adds:
But prejudioed individuals who /
rarely know anything of what they \
ta,A about have already passed. judg-
ment and denounce 1t as coldhlooded
murder. Experience teaches. however,
that these people are not above making
capital out of any public misfortune"
Gen. He'll I'm Com mand.
In consequence of these outrages Gov.
Peabody has reinstated Adjt Gen.
Sherman Bell in command OF the
militia in camp. succeeding Col. Ed
ward Nardack ehurU uho h,, hno. a.,
since Bells retirement at the
close of the court-martial trial Of Gen.
Chase.
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The following letter is from Con-
gresham Meckison. of Napoleon, Ohio:
The Peruna Medicine Co, Columbus, O. /:
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INTERNAL MACHINE
BLOWS UP MINE
Conspirators Cause Two Deaths and
Wreck Mine at Cripple Creek.
$4,000 REWARD OFFERED
Inc Company ASSERTS That the Ex.
pi"sson Was Caused by nm In.
fernni Nachtne-Rodies Rccov-
cred With Much Dimcuity.

Cripple Greek. Col, Nov. 23.-Charlel
Mccormack. superintendent. and Mel
yin II. Beck. miner. were killed short.
~ before noon Saturday by an explo.
sion in the indicator mine.
Officers of the indicator Mining Co
assert that the explosion was caused by
sn Internal machine. and 400 militia
men have been placed on guard around
the company's properties. Ii is be-
lieved the explosion grew out Of the
miners strike.
Srpt Mccormack and Miner Beck
were descending into the mine in the
cage. They We're the only passengers
when il reached the sixth level the ex-
plosion occurred, wrecking the cage
and shaft and instantly killing both
men.
Bodies Recovered.
The explosion, which was terrific.
was heard al the surface and at first
was believed TO be an earthquake. The
engineer hastily reversed the hoist. but
could not pull up the cage. and the
bodies were recovered only after sew
eras hours work, being brought to the
surface through the second compart-
nent of the shaft
Supt. Mccormack was one of the
best known mining men in the Cripple
Creek district and was well liked. He
leaves a widow and several children
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A tvs 49, s~wrs.s <.4s .sss.
I standard Goods 1niv
= CuAtlsu y tRHE 10 gkkIkRs
Ael0Ck MO. co..
vis LOCUST Size - 49,, -
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Eas. one Hundred Twsarytnirt street seeond az
n1e East O1e Hundred All IvsntJ-irs1 stfe~-s @na
me Eizhth Election District IS bounded BY ard -i.h7
street E1ir1 aFs
nue East Ona Hundred ard Tserfg-t-st atrssr ara
The MINI Election Dist-i-t noandsf b. sas -ttsa
Iast one il1ntref and Lgsnt-a-1 stlee NJ
avenue East one Hundred TEsar-secon4 srrsst 40
The Tents EIsrtion Disri-- IS counted oy ard rssn
East One Hundred 1rd Tversv-ffth s-reet -e-o-..
rue East One Hznfrsd and TNeu-g-third stie>'. W
TIE Eleventh E1.-tIon Dss--.-. so9uded - $50
avenue East ore Hunerrf and IWen7F-'....l. -.
Harlem Rive East one Hanere4 an4 LTety-Aira IT,
me TwsIsta Erection Di-t-ic- bounded y ard ttn1
Harlem River Eas- one E-nlre aaa -el.--l.< -.
street. Fi-- avenue Ea7- one Hundred and INsn1f'n
me Thl-tsent5 Election u.sr-i-- Bounded oJ an
$3.50 - o. r7-s-.@ 49, Tu-.--v-.s-s---r -tr-~-
Second avenue. East one Hundrcd and Tssnsyisa str-t
The F0u-osenth Election us---i-- oouEdss ~ sut
within one Hundred an Tvsr-vufurh = 81 Ls<-
The FItteenta Election Dlstrics Il boundsd b an
East one Hundred ard T71Rty-slza srrssr a11
- sfxfeent5 Election District T. souus~s ~ s-s
v-in Harlem River Second avenue East one El1t-e-
and TventyeVeuth street rlirf sVen-le East ne Hun
.I,- Tt-sr r-e F5-a5 ara ai--v ar-S street L-xt7x
tor tor, 9 -..5 - 80 O'a li---ls- ana -N-' ~
me Eira-sea,a E7ec-cn District Is bounded - saa
son avenue one Hgndref ard Tlirry-ssroud $50
Harlem River Lexington avenue East one Hln1r-d ara
ire Nineteenth Election District Is boIndet y an
within Harlem River. East one H111re1 an 80
Thfr-y-tl-d 5--srt and Eis-n avenue -
cH1R1.Es p PACE
JOHN MAC5CLfiE-
~-.-1o- : rso2 ~5---rfzsf4na-s y rfecriors
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SurrOgateS Notices.

n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Ahrer G. Thomas a Srl-rosats q the County q
YORK notice Il hereby persors 1aFl1<
claims against Joseph GOWN la-a % t1e Cunt
q Nv York deceased present The sane VIII Vo1c1
thereof The sursc-tner. a. r1er pae 9.
BUSINESS 5-losr. 10 Is
5vrs- ~ 81 Manhattan 81 tas c@rJ %
before t1e n--ee1l1 cay o. 49,. l$k-
ua-sF Nz7 York FIRST day C octooe- IF18
ISAAC P. SMITH. EMMA l. NOL1Lz@s- Exscurors
s-TEFNAN 4 SLL@BEI1. A-tc-1zTs FOR E<s-utors -
Er1adway. BorousL q Manhattan. .sN -arS ClS--
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rs . i p .re-1 ---H
f --.a-ss Ise1-fS- District is bounded r~ ard
49, -yeas T-.- one E.a5 5- - N4s TaE55
-es--1 street. and Amsterdam avC1ue.
-- .=--=--s ---7- 1--.t-, =. s-.se- 55rla-
z-sza, v7sst one Eura-e5 END Els5,eszsi s5-ss
s-e5 ca Tenn s--se-. axe l5ussoa North river.
-vEN-v-sECoND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
= Ezs E. go D. :. s sa=zss Z BY sa5 Elsaaa
s-1= z---- ere-re q Tara s-e-ue. Sec1-1 svslue
s-z-s --= E-z- -l--y-zsTs--h street 10 East -5-ty-
So: zs Z. e.. D-z.; Is ss-7=.s sy saa vas
s--E E-s- ------z-El-l s-5ss- 20 Eas- ---ry-1l--h
-sr -.s.- s5zes,. Eass aver. Eszs 16lr5y-aizlh
E-- s--e5,. s=---- avenue, Easr TE-----1---L
rs. - - z--e5l zs.7-s zvg1a.- Es.5 sc Fo--i55R
So E-z5s-5s c.s--l-- IS s7--ses - ana yf-ain
--s- F----s=---- street second sFe--e. East Forty
f-E s-es- e1- -e1 -E--- = s---. ,.-s go, . ,.
ne -e-r--- E-7----- -s---zt s --ec - az v-tEtn
rzs- F---s=--- s--ee-. EzEr E-ve-. Easr Fc--ie-E
rs F5---l-s s--sa-- Eaz- R-sz-. East For--ze-r-d
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s=s Es5s7 1 1=. 2 ssp75s - = .75 .--ss5
-
800 z-1zae ron 3az- F--v-tz--5 s--ss5. = Eas-
rss g ----5 l-e-ls. ---- Eas; Fo--y-rh-r- street
Es-z--E Eys--.-- District Is BOUNDED r~ sd
--t- F---c---- Stree. Eas- river. East F----
-se --s-fh E-e----- D-z-i-- shan CONAN a. tsat
- RE --- e----e- r. ara US T---E Las[ cry
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-.--s- = rs F---s -5-f So. So ,-..- 80, .--
- -e- $3.50 r --.--e- y ss----
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--z,-rx-y-sIxTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

--.. Election District bounded by sne Etthia
-re -sl i--+s- e--e1t second avenue. East SKI
-. ,- -ri-1 avenue East sixty fourth street a"-
r~.---Hr avenue Ao-,- SCI within
r--.- -.Err-.iC.-a Lir-t-- -'a-
second aft-1' 49, ~ --i-lfr
me .-----,.l.i street East River. last slE's-liH
-- .r r-.e--l- District g bounced ~ e aIla .+t
VAST -fE-r-r-i-fl srfrt-- -
street enc Le,ias, -,--1-- IS bounced ~ and Within
r-.- Seventeen street First avenue 49,
-- F-ec-lor D.s-.lct is bounded os eeiie4rrf--t
.----t-+t street. Sec. nc avenue Las 1-N-' ~
A'lr'- ono - r-5-f-~ District bounded ~ arc
--... .r.--.--..r.-- street. second 1''---'
f..rH street. .rt Lexington az ,-.4.F r, ans within
III I-.+fulr us Trst gsrc.ti-th
street. FIRST avenue ---'-
si--eL S.- $500 District bounded b. ana VIM
rrellf street ION -At.l-'
-r.r- Fast reFefi-i@in
..c--...t 49,. r. rf-et avenue fi-st $3.50 -
Seventy iifef -LIt
....e---I sf--~,i--- southwest .a.-i7- To 49,
.rf.-le-or1 ard Avenue - --4.s a., and within
-.4-. e-rer+--srctri sweet II'7i -
s.arlr ..-r.54 4 sire east ara
street - ha-t
ze--rs z-rr~r Esst sesenf- -1rst s'r--' 1--
~ .r<
1870 ----s sf--~-. se~-7f Nu"-- F"@N
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HERRICk. JACOB HOBARE-N RURsU-

II A,cCE q an order OF Hon Anzsz C. Tho-as.
roEa-s County c. View L1rE- NOTICE - hc-s1y
gf@zn 70 az 1e-s3-s having claims JACOB
HOBART FEPR--E. late O. the County q New Tc-S
lz-sqss5 20 present sane. thereoS
the subscriber place o. r-7rsa-,1g bust1ess.
Office or e. & n A. WISE 5rceo street. In -1s
Bor7ush Na1hs--an. =v Tors. y Z. 5sfrr. ts
L. tav O. December next
Da-el Ss@ YORK "a or 1rzv. 1903
NAEIA l1I-1.LA EEkR-C-E
+ s & IS. WISE Attorneys for Execurrtx - Broad
S--ss-. Borough o. Mammalian. Nsw York y Z
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- PrRsrANCE ~ - - OF HON.

Aars- c. Tho--ss. su-rugats 70 re Co1nry q S=v
-----e f. rereuy aavllS c--Is
against Gustav Kohn are az tne C9u1-y o. Ssw Is-x
present win no1clsrs ll-r>ot -
ths slas-riasr TIRE oacs % t-sr a-1orneys Lpp
= Pa cry g NeN A@s>-
On before A. q Jalua-T
dated E-u Ecrs. 81 1ay e JIly ls-5-
A8RAILAN BIICH.
LOUIS NELEEIE.
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Election Notice:

- wee one Fsu-a-.s sns - -
- 49,. g..Ll lork at West
iaalrce act ,xt5 street Manhattan avenue wes. o.
--ri-sy--e-cre Election Tlistrf-f ii i,s-s- =, -
s-erae Ne-t i12oreC snd seventh street. Arlstr--
fr1stvat 49, ac hu1cred and FOURTH street ard
'- '.s u b.ee-en nst-t bounded b and
svsrue Nest ne hanirod and lshth stree; ana I5ll
~ Isi--y-L1lr1h Election rie.-fo, 90 l,,,-s,s , a..
vf.- Nrt. t' lrlree a15 Thirteenth street Ffrt.s
nyr1e Wes- ole Hundred ana Tcnth st-cer ana Ns--
- = -,y-erth Election -.s--.r+ 81, ,..s.s -, 49,,
-i1 'st one H'nd~yi and 1afr--euth street seventS
T. --1-s.S'h - Elee.iga nisl-let IS bounded by ana
ea srrlge. Wes- one Huudsca and Thir,eczth street
~ -z.--y-seve-ta Election District BE- b,1-sas nv
5e- 1ssnas VEST oae Haaa5ea s5 s F6u- sses5
~ 1y-s.sa's Eect!oa n.s,-i-t Is bounded by ans
srs-l- "ss ore Hundred aad rourreeath street, ana
-.-rh ... Elesl9a Dis:ret :. bounded b. and
.rf av-s- y 81 ore aun-Eed and Fifteenth street
r--e,s E.er-.-g ns'-.zt IS 6e1ns-d hy. aza
avenue N.z- o-e h-ndres ana Sixteenth street. and
r. .s Ele7:oa D,si-tes Is h9aaa,a ~ ans
st--H N.r one L-nerea and Seventeenth street. sa-
-s -----zs5-ad r-e--i-- District IS bounded by and
"t-. --s l---le. an --lgl.-ent1 street -
eeFf--a a,ezle Nesf one Hundred an Seven
-t5s-a Elee5ioo ois-i.. IS bonded by and
v-- Ncs. oae ltuncrei az Lveztiet5 street. s.
49, --5 s.z-rs--a- ave-ur w " '-''
-5s T-----1-a--- Ee--foa District is bounded t- and
u-- 80 $1,000 s-.-el Man
s--es, E--r-l avenue. West one EGa5rei and Eigh-
~ --- r---s 49, N.-e-.zs-- .-- p S arc
.4r z-e=-s West Ore Huudres enc Eleateeath street
s-rs s-5 -e--1 street a-- HUDSON CT North river.
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A-r=r a. Thcr1as Su--oza-e - ERE County q Ne~
Tc-N~-cs hereby gwen to al psrsoas having GAINS
o. County g New
rcuc1e-s f1e-e--
su-s-rfce-z -=- place q r-a1sacnz BUSINESS
az -aa 1e1-s a. M-ssrs 5-r1-E Whitsc-ad. No
street Bc-1urh ~ Asrha-cs1 n the Ci-r
a Naz T--. before tie 19-n day q March 1e<[
La-zi- -rs -frl -7y - AIg2s- LsS-
JAMES 3. EILlIERS-
CCERAr EIE-NBE SIAT-H-EssES Ez>-uso-,
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10 PURsUANCE o.

Il a. oder O. Won .Ab1ar C. Thomas a Sur-oears q
he County = L1-c. notice hereby given To q.
persons having claims against la TrscrvecrsT r.
County of Sew YORK. deceaze1 q present the sans. wiz
vouchers thereof o. -Es Eu1s--cers a- their
,rarsacrng business. 17l Broadway, CITY q
.--v T-rS before ths ION DAY q January
Dated Ne- 1r- d1J Of JGlv. 1913
kA-HAT,L2sA. - E.L-zN I-h- zlx--,,er,s-<
IDA TRATTE
OSCAR Z sEITZ Attorney f1r Ezecutricss u Broads
vav YORK City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09
POKTEK- DANIEL L-IN PIRsUANCE or

an order az Hen Ahrsr c. Thomas. Surros1cs o
the County SsE-Y1-s. 1o--cs = hs1eST gvel % a.
usrsc-s having against Daniel u Porter as
- Re C5-r-T ~ New Tor.r. y deceased prssen-
sans. with v.l-lsrs t-s-ect q tie suosc-iae a.
- go o. rs t----1sv Dodd. No 3 Brcad-
way Bcrcug- 1Ta-ra--ar. Nsw Tors CI-y OF Or 49,
fore the 2-f o. Nov s-loer. Is93.
La-s- Esr Aga 24-1, 1903
EEOREE R0SENDALlE- Execuro--
LOTS e DCCC A--o--sv co- sz=cu11r 3 Brost-sy.
Brr--rzr Nl-la--zC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

A--s- g. Thomas 2 Surrogate q TIE County e.
Ssw T-rs NOTICE Is hsrsbv gwen - al persons hav-
ina claims egalns- Bernard - Alaern7zE are % rs
county YORK diseased present ne vtra
thereof TIE suosrnr- - her pass O trans
acting 11err 5r1rhsr-.
Nc Il E-ca1UaV Bo-'ugl q 1Ial-zrra1 cry q
Nsu Before l5-h DAY e Deccz-bsr usx--
Dated York. OF June 1903.
MARIE ACILERLANN- Execurr1x.
COCCEZ- BROTHERS. Attorneys for Ezsc1--tx Nos
= P-aazEs-- .lar.s-t-r. EeA Lo-H c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09
- PrRsrANCE OF - ORDER OF HON

u F-ar< 7 fitzgerald. q Su--ogats ne County ot
New v--x E1--s e hereby gwen al having
Pedro Dausss la-s O. IRE County % Ness
T5rs- deceased 20 present ne sans WITH vouchers
hereof 10 Il
business At No wan Street --e Borough
haitian CIV % View E-rz before ths 1cr.
zar z December ne b
Dated New YORK TIE 5-d dsv Tuue. 1905
SIMON z STERN Executor
CHARLES T. RCSHMORE. Attorney Tor Executor. -
Van 81. Nsw YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09
N PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.

- Abner Thomas. a Su-roEats County C N---
ro-ice ts hereby al persons having cIs--s
Adclp5 8 MzrsEusrz e-s C the County q
dscsas present TIE VITA vouchers -1.rsrs
subscribers place q rr3nsacrns business.
If3 Front street Il the CRY C SsE ark -
51sr cav q December next.
Dated YORK. o Iuns. 1903.
JULES q. MARSETE-Z.
JACOB 6 CARVALEo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-09

Abre- O. Thomas a S1-~1gars o. Cou-fy oe
HEREBY gwen 20 al persons naF11z
Charlotte "a Ft-Ee. Of rhs Courrr
deceased p-essr- he Wi-1 vouc1
sbsrl1er hz- place = rra-sa@rt-s
business the oHces = l--rag Be-ner- & Inse-so.
-ara --o-l-v=. william street. CIV
Of New Torz before rl5 l4-a DAY q Dsc-aasss
EMILY A. IA FORGE. Amin s-ra--zx
Nrr-RPAv BENNETT & T,cGERSCLL. A-1orne5s -
s4~-l-t=+-a-r.l william View York CRY