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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07

CHEZ Engineer Luther y. Lovekin and Eli Walls,
the pilot. representing the company, were Chief
Edward Croker, Secretary Alfred NJ. Downes. Dan
Gel F. Murphy and n T. Loughman. all OF the
Nevr-York Fire Department; S. S. Elfreth OF the
Camden u. j. Fire Department, and George ".
Gail r. president: Edward n. Parish. commits
sioner: George w Horton, chief engineer; J. B.
YeakIe superintendent Of fire alarm; Thomas III
Henshaw. superintendent OF machinery; p. W.
Wilkinson, secretary, ana Edwin GeeT. surgeon OF
the Baltimore Fire Department.
With the New York municipal flag flying al her
stern staff the Mcclellan was saluted by all craft
along both shores Of the river as she steamed TO
Race-st Philadelphia. after tho speed trial There
she had a trial Of her fire pumps alongside the
Chester and Wilmington steamship pier. while the
Philadelphia arerlen testing their hose at G
new pumping station looked on. The McClellan's
stream from 4-inch nozzle attached TO monitor
On TOD Of the pilot house spanned the water
ensce between her pier and the next one north,
tie Savannah Line. and reached clear across that
70 the next slip. where the Phadelphia hreboats
Samuel H Ashbridge and Beam Stokes were lying.
1t is estimated by experts that when the NcClellan
was working her full capacity she would be
equal in FIRE uUenching efficiency 10 regular FIRE
engines.
While attempting to get better view OF the work
OF the McClellan's fire fighting apparatus on her
upper deck Chief Cookers head struck the sharp
edge OF a ventilato- cutting small scalp wound
which was promptly dressed by Surgeon Geer. %
baltimore.
Chief Cookers Endorsement Of the Mcclellan was
q hearty one He said:
She Is q fast and well constructed boat, and sat
Tsinab addition 10 New-York's marine IRE service
! wish we had like her; could often use
them. Tor have ~ miles OF waterfront 10 cover
"a greater NeTy-York.
The boats work also Endorsed by Frederick
Thompson. supervisor OF marine construction and
Alfred Dowres Of the New-York Fire Department;
By Clinton II. Crane. her designer, and the repre-
TD1T4 and dell
Ihia departments.
The principal dimensions OF the George B Nc
Cieilsr are: Length over all. JOS feet water
lne 1O4 feet beam . feet drauEht feet extreme.
She Is fitted with a fore and aft compound engine,
with cylinders j and q inches in diameter. resDec
lively. and c4-irCh stroke Of piston. She has two
large and one small FIRE pump. with a total capac-
ity Of seven thousand gallons a minute. Three
powerful streams be thrown from the main
monitors two OF which the upper deck. for
ward and aft. and on the lower deck In the
how Hose can be stretched and operated al IRE
that is three thousand feet away from the boat
The largest nozzle is four inches in diameter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07
HAwLEY ON STAND AGAIN TODAY.
Corn Exchange Bank Hearing in Sully Case
Adjourned

United States Commissioner Alexander, sitting as
q special examiner. yesterday held a hearing 10
determine 10 whom should be paid the surplus re-
naming after the Corn Exchange Bank had sold
the cotton held by Il as collateral for a loan TO
Daniel J. Suly & Co 1t had been understood that
otter the bank had reimb Itself IN the amount
O. Its advance the surplus money would be turned
over 70 the creditors OF the Sully Arm notice
from Cornstocl & Gardner CT Providence. TO hold
the surplus for the F. W. Reynolds Company. OF
that city, complicated matters. and the bank sp
piled 70 Commissioner Alexander TO straighten them
At the hearing yesterday attorney for the
Reynolds company announced thnt he had received
word that the company was willing TO let the bank
turn over the surplus TO the receivers and absoiye
the bank from any further responsibility and that
the certified and sealed consent OF the Reynolds
company that effect was on its way 10 this city
- the mails.
The hearing was thereupon adjourned until 1890
o'clock tbs morning At Il o'clock the examination
q Edwin Hawley hy Ellhu Root; OF counsel for the
Receivers OF Daniel J. Sully a. Co. which sd-
.ourncc last Friday that time. viii be resumed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07
AN OLD RYE LANDMARK SOLD.

Reginald p Sherman has sold fer Frank 8. Cornell OF
MsmnroneclS TO John a. Gwynne. OF Rye. acres
the east SIDE Of Milton Road Rye y. Y. On which
stands building used for boarding purposeA
but which was formerly Episcopal church.
The fst Episcopal church OF Rye destroyed the
Revolutionary War. but that building on another
plot IN Rye According TO the old records Christs
Church. Rye. the building used boarding
built 1879 original site Of the first Fpis-
copsl Church of Rye, cost OF 1920 by Ford
contractor, the Iarshloners supplying the material To
save e&uelse there was no steepe and 1t de-
teriued % omit the gallery the which
the church viii be rendered lighter more
solemn ana grand There were two square front psvvE
ot which given Peter Jay by unanimous vote
of the vestry The old church building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07
APPEALS FOR CHARITY.

The Charity Organization Society renews its sp-
pea for assistance IN the following OF need:
FOR $50 20 nay the rent OF a family In which the
husband has tuberculosis IN the last stages There
sro seven children. all OF them below working age
Relatives aiding regularly but cannot carry the
whole burden.
Tho society asa rcnews is appeals FOR the fol-
lowing cases:
For SO a month TO provide food and shelter for
an aEed. respectable American woman. who Is
broken down IN health. She has worked many
searf as bOokfOider. but her eyesigkt has failed
ana sho is unable 20 sufficient Cor her support
enc las neither relatives friends who can aid.
for 80 20 help support aecd woman for year
Pee has earned a Nttle ny posing for artists and
bslclaE ruGr. but ~ pfcaent she IS feeble and an
able % earn anything She capable Of tending 10
her Few wants.
any money Tor The above cases sent 10 the Char
~ Organization Society, No. los East Twenty
eseoi-c-st- WI be publicly acknowledges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Philip a Snyth: oil 79tl-st. 1876 n W Of Am
sterGauave. 17Nl022; Az American basement dwg
D: executors sale. Maud A Wimot deceased.
LOG S5th-s 11T2 n OF LeNingOn-ave, 233xlO2 q
story and h; sale estate OF Steiner,
deceased 229 HenTy-st 2056 II W Of Montgomeryst
2G2NS'-G; 6 story ten H. Ida Greenberg ct al aEt
freerberC u al: Weekes Brothers, W NcTtin.
ref partition Summit-avc. 161th-st los 10xI5x
lN'X4o REg3 1X422 story dwE and ? story dwg h;
Sarah WenstoCk Anne PuTdy et al; LaChman 81 O.
attys; F " Pollock re- taxes etc $500 "a partition.
BY Joseph p Day: 100 14th-st % z Of Column
bus ave. l9Xlo22 story fr Gwc h: W T Thorn. as
trustee. agt STann ct al: . Mclaughlin. atty, F
2cShurst ref amt due So S2I 6o taxes etc $3.50 -
2.9S Iark-ave 152dst. 54sN113 ION50X13411.
part taken for opening Railroad dwg
H. 14Sth-st. being lot % map village OF Mel
South 2fxlGC6: Shers sale of all right title,
which SlotheTs had December 10. 1903. since:
Lexow, VI & ". attys; VI / ErlauEer ref.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07
GooDBY NEARLY MEANT OCEAN TRIP.
Three Friends of Oceanic Passenger Taken
as Far as Sandy Hook.

N their anxiety TO BID farewell to a friend who
x-as sailing for ireland yesterday three young
men were carried to sea on tie Oceanic and came
near being carried abroad.
Joseph Holdcroft OF 30. 225 East Twenty-ninth-
St recently fell heir 70 an estate in Ireland valued
a. over $4,000 and he sailed yesterday 10 wind up
the estate. About fifty OF his friends accompanied
him TO the steamer Thomas Meehan. OF No. %
East Twenty-ninth-st.; Dennis Murphy % No 5is
second-ave. and william Moore. OF No 322 East
Thirty-third-st., were go busy saying goocby that
they dld hear the cry, 'AA visitors ashore!
until the steamer had left her pier. They rushed 70
the guard rails and made frantic signals TO tner
friends The pier but the latter were poweress 70
aid them The young then appealed 70 the
Ocear!c's rurser and when the ship reached Sandy
Hook they were put White Star tug and mail
" landed at West Twenty seyenth-st.
According Meehan. the purser a. hTst was not
Inclined 10 stop the ship and put them OF. where
upon Meehan and his friends replied that they had
no objection making the trip. but that they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07
REAL ESTATE.
Many Interesting Deals Reported
Yesterday.

e-any interesting deals reported YESTERDAY the
principal one boing purchase = large plots at
Rector-st Trinity Place by the United States Ex
preEs Company.
David Cohen has bought from s Glauber No. 20 10
East hunared-and- rteenth-st Eve story fat
lc,lreg adjoining FtctI-ave.. each @5x1O011 feet.
Rocivicx c. Hurry. real estate broker and agent has
story building lot 25xl0o. No West
Tvre1ty-eshth-st for q tweuty-ore years. for
his own occupancy. Hurry viii spend about $4,000
In alterations. viii build -FOUR story extension and
bllding with modern improvements. elevator
etc : b. ,oodale d represented the Brown estate
q the prlL-ertv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

John GoldIng: 437-45S 1Ith-ave westerly block
front between 3Gth and 3Jth together with COZ
3tthst, lH16N1Jxl22 6XIJN1OO nine bldEs and
story blos: voluntary sale; to Stone for 1856 300
" l. ! Phillips & Co: .2J 22I 24th-st, 2i9 It
Of 2d-ave 3NloNgSs; hs; voluntary par
titi0u sale: adjourned to April IL.
BY Samuel Cio1sticher: 4th-ave s 11th-s % 3x
hN 3N2 lx52l1 three story bldg leasehold trustee
sale, adjourned 70 April Is.
Bv Joseph Z Day: SCI i37th-st n s. 2i2 II Of st
Ann save. p GNloo story h: r houwenhoven
act James McSorlev ct al: De Grove g. r attys; F G.
Veteran. due SIS 40: taxes etc 1896 Ca
% Moses Arndstein for S165 500.
Ply Parish Fisher Mooney & CO.; 8d-ave W s. Jos 2
II OF l15th-st 5ox104 ~ Cornish agt II Anderson
e al; a 9 Bassett atty; Hart. ref amt due, S12-
Osl 40: Sl55 30: plaintiff $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07
NEW FIREB0AT SPEEDY.
Satisfactory Test of the George B.
Mcclellan an the DelazcGre.
Try TELEGRAPH TO TIKI TRsBUNE.l

Philadelphia, April 6.-The George p. Mcclellan
,-evg-yorks latest dreboat, built by the New-york
ehipbuNding Company. at Camden. \. J.. had 8
most successful speed trial on the Delaware River
today Her contract requirements called for the
5eveIcoment OF five hundred horsepower on one
hundred and forty pounds OF steam. She exceeded
,hat by ninety horsepower which gave her an
,,-e-are speed Of thirteen miles an hour on a con-
,i-7uous run % four hours She steamed down the
river tweuty-seven miles. making a quick turn at
s-u speed Of Edgemoor. about eight miles below
Marcus Hook. and came back 70 her pier al Cam
den y j.. without having slowed down once since
the start. This performance FOR a new boat was
considered remarkable.
Those on board, besides Captain w. O. Randle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Place story frame dwelling house. 21x53 feet Emily
Dickinson. owner: James Hanson, arcitect $4,000.
Topping-st west side 175 south One-hundged-
andseyety- two story and attic frame DWELL
inz house 2IzS2 feet Mount Hope Building COMPANY
owner. Charles :. Clark architect 5000.
IOlcs-Hve east side, 100 feet Of Jerferson-nve
two story frame dwelling house. 2Ox52 feet William
Fclst. owner. Robert Glenn. architect. s.. 900
Inton-ave.. side. 122 north OK Honest one
story she'd. 30x20 feet. Elizabeth Krom owner;
Rudolph Werner. architect. $500.
One-hlnered HIST. southeast corner OF
IyoT1nId Place story brick tenement house 8Ox95
feet. william Wainwright owner James E. & sons
architects, $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07
PLANS EoR A nav THEATRE EILEp.

Plans been filed with the Buildings Department
for three story theatre be erected plot I00
feet front and 100 feet deep at No 22s TO pa
One-hundred- enty-sxth-st. It is orna-
mental brick. with seating capacity Of 1850. The
four story building 100 feet deep ana so wide
Nos 233 and 235 West One hundred
st. IS 10 be remodelled into foyer for the
theatre. and its stories rcmodcllcd into Offices
arthur Brisbane. editor. IS recorded or
pia1 house he IS understood represent William
Aancolph Heart The cost OF the building reported
al sLeo.o9o BY NeEllle 8 8lEEc. aEchItecLs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

S7fn h. No sa 70 c ses West 7s59so; George 40,
o5 to N A55G n an 1T ~ East s6Ido IRWIN. 800
Kenpner TO Joseph Hyman and another; mort
ooIh-st 10 q wes:. 25ziooii: Kassei Eles9a
and another to Julius April: mortgage. $4,000;
la9th-si; n : i45 It W OK 9TH ave. iodxiaaiox
JanDols and another; mortgage. $4,000;
IexlnEtcn-avs. :. 561i # Of 1881 st. 751o5
IDA walker Abrau Rachrach: q C. -. Nominal
s72i CITY Real Es ia e G. to . %e%
York snd Long Island Realty Company; mort
s2d-st No i2O west 9oxio22: John calard to
clara Il su,eline Hortgage. $40 600 Nominal
e. c;rSev.1or rJ1i,yd tr1ets. i' - IScL
MAINS sons brewing s5.''' i-:: 10000
20 152d-st 1oox s4ax ok 1G5 to
l5lst-s looG; New-Yo-k ard Long Island
I1thst no "a Tcst 251io2s ANNA D. Kv5
and another. executors and trustees to Charles
s4th-st 5. $50 It q. Of ath-av.. i51as O. Aaelino
c Brown % Caroline II Brown ct a.. Join;
s4th-st No COS to 2ii Eas,. ioo1lo2 ?: Isabella
Same properly: Isaac sssolsii to Herman Neu-
marx inoTtgSEe 5000 o and. -, -. -: 100
Manae 70 Abraham Levy: mortgage $4,000;
slstest -' e. a55 It q Maiison-avs 2o1os O. 'O'
another trustees Nominal
T9rncy -.'' - 20 C'' .a'.. $500
Same pro prone Nav Marx TO Loli. Hack. mort
another to TAzze L Gsorre Nominal
Miller: mortgage. SO 600 c ana.............. 100
n W 81 ax 10 cx n = SIX @ 15gCx s. 1852:
Frederick Potter ard another. trustees. to
i2 5l- = 10 r. - 3a Ct 2aS,'9a; w
trustees Nominal
Donald TO Anna G Jerome: rortEsre ,ii COO % 900
173d-Ft corner Rroos-st 90 sxsa 9y33. +Iss >;
@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07
PLANT PAVILION PLANS.

The plans for the large pavilion presented TO 81
Lu1es Hospital BY the Plant estate have been hled
with Buildings Superintendent Hopper by Ernest Fagg
the architect II is to be ten story hreproof build
ing. adjoining the hospital building. Mornngsde
Heights opposite the cathedral site at MOrnngside-
ave and One-hundred and thirtecnth-st It Is TO be
fully equipped general hospital purposes. and VIII
have lg-Sc roof garden The building is to have a
frontage OF I2G feet and depth of 50 feet. and VIII
have facades OF marble and granite at the two lower
stories and ornamental brick above The cost Is esti
Matad sall nun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07
MAIDEN LANE BUILDING SOLD.

William =. White & Sons and 4 2. Cnsey have sold
for the OF George Kemp Nos 50 and 81 Maiden
Lane and No Cedar-st The plot $50 feet
Maiden Lane IS3 feet deep. and &C feet in Cedarst.
and is covered with drc-story buildings. The
property is near the Woke building. which sold
at auction last week syndicate o. Insurance
panies The property has been owned by the Kemp
FAMILY since 1893. The buyer is client ot William
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Mornlngside- ave and 113th-st, n W corner, for a
ten sUury brick hospital. l2CxS0; ST Likes Hos
pital. owner. Flags, architect 1900. )
CEr.stopher-st. No 1871, for three story brick
office. Il 3x60; G q = az J Kaper, owners:
Steigleiter, architect. ......---
26th-st. n 5, 300 n Of lOth-ave. fo- four story
and basement brick factory. SJZS2 4. II II Uric.
owner; Z q Hunter. architect. ........-.......
Sunyan-st. No l35 10 1879 for two six story brick
nathcuses. B1xS1s ! Grcssmann. owner; HCren-
burger d Str3U5 architects.
l2Gth-st No Us TO 234 West. and 125th-st. Nos
233 and 21I West fer three story brick
theatre. 5OxJ1EI0OXl00s Arthur Brisbane. owner;
NsyilIe A. BaggC. architects. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07
oveRTuREs TO BUY ADgLPHI HALL.

A report printed yesterday that tho Municipal
Realty Corporation had bought from Lee Shubert the
Adelph Hall property 75x744 feet. the northwest
corner Of Fftysecoud-st and Seventh-ave The build
ing was severely damaged by fire last winter. 1t IL to
torn down Mr. Shubert bought the property in
June. 1903. from Henry Corn. Alfred II. Rau. di-
rector Of the realty corporation said last night that
his company negotiating q buy the property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07
TO IMPROVE FIRE ENGINE HOUSES.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Department
by Alexander Stevens architect OF the Fire Depart
ment for the installation Of OF concrete and
steel reinforced with expanded metal IN tAe houses OF
Engine Companies Nos SO. "a IS. at No. ia
Vest Sixty eighth-st. No Us East
iourth-st ana No. 81 West fifteenth
-. respectively The doors replace old wood floors
Tor the better support Of the heavy engines 1t esti
mated taAt TIE improvements VIII cost $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07
SYNDICATE BUYS MossMAN PARCELS.

The Insurance. syndicats which recently bought the
Wolfe building has purchased from Mossman It
said. No. to II Lbcrty-st running through to no.
GS 70 - Maiden Lane with this purchase syndicate
controls the block bounded William Liberty
and Maiden Lane. II understood building
viii he erected the premises. q
Der OF fire insurance companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07
REALTY NOTES.

Among the satisfied mechanics liens reported yesterday
following: F1fty-seveuth-s,. No 161 West.
Rue against Lillian Russell; January %. 1904.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

gaF 52sRa -q 5s Pn9h' e., to q sas a Ea
mortgage years per cent :, - s1o5oo
mortgages sa5 600 year c per cent each..... 1900
LiEpmann Israel. 90 Leuta 9 DsTng9n 81
Rieser Louis. to Jacob Binder and another. stan
Sc5 COO 10 years per r,'' .o's $4,000
e9b-s,. No % west: instaiments per Cent. 1000
Hi Daasa ss @ i5d a's' Of RaaH
same to Brecvort Real Estate company same
t et29 p''oT 'k'te $500 o,''. " per GIT
erjy: prior mortgage $567l7; demand per
wes,erveit Josiah A. to the THE Insurance COM
Uany. l30th-st No 235 West years. per cent 5000
southern Boulevard. " corner 1soth-st: due ooo
wo6isemuth Isaac. to New-YorE ana Long 81
& mortgages PRIOR mortgages. 10000: / year
S9 per per cent eaea Nos So and 2sisa OOO
mortgages prior mortgages $4,000; year. ga ,o,
ss M ~ e Civ Real Estate camDanv shave W
corner 1alst-st: prior mortgages $4,000: oooo
The New-4oriy and Long Island Realty company
w $ $50 It y of i9oh,st: years per - 20.
same 10 same Wadszyorth- ave. n W = 450 It n
l9oth St. prior. mortgage $4,000; years. ., son
Same WadsT65a-sye. .7e sos 2sSa It
per tS cent p.-o. ,l,, SIS $500. 10000
i9oti-st prior mortgage $4,000; years 3 per .. mn
westervcit. Josiah A. to the Title Insurance
company. I54th-st. n 125 IT of Amsterdam mn
l
Baker John O. Savings Bank.
AZ per oii 10000
{ Iiesuaun's Brewing Company Morris
tdgt 5000
Cohen. Philip. Congress Brewing Company,
Ludlow ST. s. being lot 3Ia. map Nicholas
May /. 1903: cent....... 5000
PIa-h. 10 New-NorI Savings Bank De
l i'e cent 81 NOS anu 10000
Jerome. Anita G. to Lawyers Title Insurance
yeaTs AZ per cent = ".....-... 1900
Jerome Anita g. and another to LAWYERS Title
6iRaSe: years. ~ per cent. noOO
Block & julia Halgarten. trustee
park-ave. s. "a II s 7atl-st; due March
1907 412 cent. 2s,OOo
Turney Cathieen. waiter IL Warren. Amster-
ecnt .:.-..,,.t.. s5 600
Austin Harry NJ, Frederick Potter and
FEARS Der .........i.......... 40 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07
Country Property for Sale or to Let

FOR SALE OR TO LET at MiLTON-ON -THE-HCDSON.
One mile from the village. steamboat landing and
r. T. station four miles distant from Poughkeepsie
Gney located estate; situation high. commanding beau
and down the river. for has been
popular summer resort. The property comprises
II acres. we'll stocked with fruit house or IT
rooms. carriage house fruit house and barn II Will
pay investigate. For particulars address MILTON
Room 5Sl. y. Y. Life Bldg. y Y CI;y.
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rUHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York by the Grace of Free Independent
To Eugene r Washburu. executor q the last VIII
Testament Josephine r. Fisk deceased
l.. Proctor laura c. Ellsworth,
Harley Augustus and Archibald FISK. send Greet
and each OF hereby cited and required
and appear before Surrogate
County G York the gates Court q said
County. al County Court House the County
OF New York the tenth day % NAY. 1904. half
past o'clock forenoon 81 that day. then
there aDpear and show why the said Eugene r.
Washburn as executor Aforesaid. should
received by said Josephine Fisk
as and Documentary trustee under
VIII OF SteDher Fisk. deceased. and why the
should not Judciay settled and why should
not be made herein directing the said Eugene r.
burn as executor aforesaid forthwith pay this
entitled thereto
money So received by said Josephine T.. Fisk
beneficiary tesfauentary trustee aforesaid AMI
such YOU hereby cited, under OF
tveuty-one years. required 10 appear by YOUR
guardian you II have nore 10 appear
apply FOR % be appointed or in the event
neglect failure 20 do guardian be
pointed by Surrogate to fcr You In
the proceeding.
In Testimony whereof We have caused the Seal Of the
surrogrtes % the said County York TO DO
hereunto affixed
witness Hon Amer . THOMAS
Surrogate OF our said County al the County
IL. 81 OF New York the 18th day Of March IN I'VE
year OF our Lord thousand nine hundred
and -FOUR.
JAMES a DoN3'EIIY. Clerk % surrogates Court.
BI.ATCHFORD & SHERMAN. Attorneys FOR Petftfo,.
81 Nassau street. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07
KILPATRICK. IOHN DIN PURSUANCE
Citations.
~ PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
l. York by the Grace % God Free and Independent
Thomas VI. Hine3; Nloletta Ann ATes; Maud EanOr
Isnnng Helen Re7ecca Hines and D2yttta K shepherd
widow. heirs and Of kin Of William NJ. Hines.
OF New York. deceased. send greeting:
Whereas. G. shepherd. Of ths city OF Yor<.
has applied SIrrOgate's
York a certain instrument writing
and personal property. duly
VIII and Testament Of William NJ Hines.
OF York. deceased Therefore. and
OF cited 70 appear before the Surrogate OF
Of New York At his Ofics IN the Of
New York o third day OF May. thousand nine
hundred four, half-Past o'clock IN
then and there attend the probate %
the said last Wili and Testament And % YOU as
are hereby cited. $ under the tveuty-one
years required 20 appear by your guardian II you
have u you have nouc 90 appear and apply
one be appointed. u your neglect
do a riian VII 30 appointed by TIE
and act f-r n the proceeding.
In Testimony Whereof. We have caused the OF
Surrogate'S Court OF the said County u Few
........ York 10 hrrcunto affixed. Witness Hon.
L s. AbCer q. Thomas Of County
OF New York. said County. the eighth day
OF March IN the year % our Lord thousand
nine hundred and four. JAMES A. DO%NEI.I.Y.
Clerk % the Su~rcEate's Court
2. MELVILLE KNOWLES. Attorney for Executor. 800
Broadway. York City.
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n PTRSTANCE or ~ ORDER OF HOS.

N PURSUANCE Of AN UKDER Of HUN.
l. Abner l. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County New
hereby Ill persons having claims
against OF City Philadelphia
deceased. with
thereof the subscribers their place Of
acting No. l2O Broadway. IN the City CT Nav
York. before the 18th day Of september next
Dated York. 18th cay OF March 1904
GEORGIANNA BRADBROOk. JESSIE KINGSLEY, tx
scuJrices-
MORTIMER w BYERs Attorney Exscutrices No. 40
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