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The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20
FLEET OF FOOT
IS GOLD TEN
Two Year-0ld Filly Nearly
Equals Half-Mile Mark of
the Famous Old Geraldine
FIFTEEN-YEAR RECORD
YOungster Leads Out Tea
Cress and Lady Frances
in a Stake at Aqueduct

NEW YORK, April 19.-GolG Ten
won the stakes for two-year-old fillies
at Aqueduct to-day and in doing so
she broke the track record for four
furlongs straightaway by covering the
distance I'm 40 2-5, which is within
two-fifths Of a second of the worlds
record, made by Geraldine, in 1889, at
Morris Park. Geraldine was four
year-old and carried 122 pounds. - Re-
suits:
First race, handicap. hve furlongs-Ma jor
Pelham won. Tim Payne second, Charles Ell
wood third. Time. :OO
Second race. selling. four furlongs-Work-
man won. Danseuse second, Sandy Andy third.
Time. a. Is.
Third race. six furlongs-Astarita won.
Naughty Lady second. Gananogue third. Time,
1:1<.
Fourth race. the Rose stakes. four fur
iongs-Gold Ten won, Tea Cress second Lady
Frances third. Time. :46 2-5.
Fifth race. selling one miIe-DiXie Line
won, Midshipman second, Keynote third. Time.
1 40 As.
Sixth race six furlongs-Gay Lothario won
Billy Roche second. Koh-i-Noor third. Time.
1:Ib
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20
WOMEN TENNIS PLAYERS
IN THEIR ANNUAL MATCH
Fair Representatives of Stanford Uni
yersity and University of Cali
fOrnia Meet To-Day.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. April
19.-The intercollegiate tennis tourna-
ment between the women tennis play
ers of Stanford and California will be
held on the California Club courts. San
Francisco. beginning at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
The cardinal will be represented by
Miss Mabel c. Ray, 'O5. of Long Beach;
Miss Elise d. Owen, 'O7, of Stockton,
and Miss Georgia ID. Pftman, '05. Of
Palo Alto. Miss Ray and Miss Owen
will play in the singles and Miss Ray
and Miss Pitman will compose the
doubles team. Miss Ray. the Stanford
champion, Will meet Miss Potchffe,
the Berkeley champion, in the singles,
while Miss Owen will play Miss Ed
wards of Berkeley. The California
doubles team is composed Of Miss Ed
wards and Miss Wickson. Last year
the women's tennis tournament was
won by Stanford.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20
KNIGHTS AND LADIES
IN ANNUAL SESSION
Supreme Lodge Is Blamed for Not
Lending Its Assistance TO the Cali
fOrnia Jurisdiction.


Lending Its Assistance TO the Cali
fOrnia Jurisdiction.
The Grand Lodge Of the Knights and
Ladies Of Honor opened in annual ses-
sion yesterday in Pythian Castle, with
Grand Protector L. G. Wolfe in the
chair All the grand officers were pres
ent, as well as the representatives of
the several lodges in the State.
After the lodge had been formally
opened the Grand Lodge degree was
conferred on such as were entitled to
receive the same since the previous
session Of the grand body.
II. c. Trsphagen, T. H. Berkey and
Phebe ]. Dunzweiler were appointed a
committee on distribution, and to this
committee was referred the printed
documents. Il was also decided that
this committee should take charge Of
all documents. presented during the ses-
sion.
]. A Colouhon was appointed journal
clerk to assist Grand Secretary Quit
zow.
In his report the grand protector re-
views the work Of the order dur
ing the year, and this is to the effect
that while the order has not made any
astounding gain during that time it
has, all things considered, made an
increase in membership and a credit
able showing. He expresses regret that
the order in this State is denied finan-
cis1 assistance by the supreme body
Of the order % enable IL to carry on
q campaign Of propagation in line with
other organizations. With the means
at It's command the order, by judicious
management, had succeeded in adding
20 the membership. He recommended
that a law be enacted that only those
members that attend subordinate lodge
meetings be eligible to membership in
the Grand Lodge; that there be bien-
nial instead Of annual sessions, and
that the committee on the state Of the
order be abolished.
Grand Secretary Outflow in his re-
ports shows that the order in the
United States. which had a member
ship Of only 4s,S75 on the first of Janu-
ary. 1901. had on the first Of January Of
this year increased to 1874. He con-
graduates Mrs. Doris Ksplan. Mrs.
Luton, Mrs. Phebe Dunzweiler and
State Organizer Emma Outflow for
their energetic work in securing mem
hers for the order during the year
He reported the death since the pre-
vious session of four Of the Oldest mem
bers OF the Grand Lodge-H. X. Cum
mings, DR.. A. H. Cook, Z. f. Aiken and
Abner Phelps.
Supreme Representative James Pl
Dockery presented his report OF the
work OF the supreme body at its last
session and called attention to the fact
that the supreme body has decided to
erect a headquarters in indianapolis
10 cost $4,000.
II was decided to have the degree OF
past grand protector conferred on sew
ersl members Of local lodges in recog-
milton of services rendered the order.
To-day there VIII be the election OF
grand officers and it is likely that all
committees will report and that the
business viii close with the afternoon
session.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20
Marathon Race Won by Spring.

BOSTON, April 19.-MichaeI Spring
of the Pastime Athletic Club of New
York won the Marathon road race of
twenty-five miles to-day, covering the
distance in 2 hours 8S minutes 2-5
seconds, the second fastest time since
the race was inaugurated and min
utes behind the record, which was
made in 1901 by j. ]. Caffrey of Ham,
ilton, Ontario. T. J. Hicks of Cam
bridge was second. his time being
2:39:34 LIS, and E. F. Cook of South
Boston third. in 2:42:35. The race
was viewed at different points along
the route from Ashland to this city
by 100, 900 persons.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20
Trainer Moulton Goes North.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, April
19.-Trainer Dad" Moulton of the
varsity track team has been granted
leave of absence by the executive
committee of the Associated Students
and will leave in p few days for Will
lamette College, Oregon. where he will
coach the athletes of that institution
for couple of months.
Moulton will return to stanford in
June in order that he may train any
of the cardinal athletes who may go
to st. Louis to take part in the Olym-
plan games. 1t is expected that sew
eral of Stanford's best men will COM
pete in the Pacific Athletic Association
try-outs at Berkeley next Saturday
and undoubtedly number of them
will represent the Pacific Coast at st.
Louis.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20
AMATEUR BOUTS
PROVE FROSTY
Small Crowd of Spectators
Witnesses Poor Fights at
Mechanics Pavilion Annex
SPORT LOOKS CRUSHED
Boxers Union Seemingly
Achieves a Victory Over
Rivals, the Club Managers

II seems the hen which lays the gold
en- eggs for the promoters OF the
amateur istic game has met an un-
timely death Last night at the Ne
chanics' Pavilion annex the crowd on
hand 20 witness the bouts promoted by
the Lincoln Club would have put to
shame the attendance at a sandlot ball
same. Just what is responsible Tor
this sudden change is not clearly set
forth. but in all probability the prize
lighters union has played a leading
part in the latest catastrophe Of ring
dom.
To add TO the frost and discomfort Of
: small house and less enthusiasm, the
bouts were very bad. in fact there was
only one good fight on the card and
even that ended without the formality
OF a knockout. The youths in the
heachers raised their gentle voices
often and strongly to reprove the man.
ayers Of the club and incidentally to
5eer and make fun OF the contestants.
Without these youngsters the other
spectators would have left the place
ere two fights had been decided.
Al. Elkins. the hustling youngster
vsnquished by his old rival, Abe Label,
after four hurricane rounds. Both boys
forgot science and resorted to slugging.
Elkins rushed his man from the start
and looked like the winner. but every
time he came in Label met him square
~ with a straight left and in the last
round put him down and almost out.
Charles Augustus won from Joe Po-
cesta in q bout full OF all kinds OF
fighting. The men were billed for the
main event. but ii was a shabby sort
of affair. The rest OF the card was an
exceedingly poor one. The fights be-
tween James St. Claire and Frank
Smith and Byron Meade and Jack
Doyle were stopped by the referee, St
Clair and Doyle being declared win
ners. Jack Bradshaw got the decision
over Frank Wells and Kid Lloyd out
pointed Jack Gamersol
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20
No Betting at washington Park.

CHICAGO, April 19.-A special
gambling detail, organized for the pur.
pose Of stopping gambling at Washing
ton Park race course this summer, is
rumored, on good authority, to be
planned by Assistant Chief Scheuttler
as the crowning feature Of his gam
bling crusade. Scheuttler admitted to-
night that bookmaking would prob
ably be stopped at the track. There
is no reason to believe that we will
permit gambling at Washington Park, "
said the Assistant Chief, when we
have stopped il elsewhere"
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20
Injured i'm a Collision.

Mrs. Warner Temple. residing at 2I
Taylor street. was knocked down by
street car at the junction of Grant
avenue and Market street yesterday
afternoon. She was fortunate enough
10 escape injury, but J. II. Lovejoy, a
printer, who was passing by in a
buggy. was less fortunate. In trying
10 save the woman he backed his We
hicle before the car and a collision
followed. Lovejoy suffered a break
in the left arm. but insisted i'm driv-
ing Mrs. Temple to her home before
seeking the aid OF a doctor.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20
Game Law vioIators Punished.

Justice of the Peace Edgar of Berke-
ley has fined w. Eldridge $40 for hav-
ing striped bass in his possession. JUS
tice of the Peace provinces of Heads
burg has fined G. Tawffer and ]. Fop-
pene Jr. $40 each for catching trout
with a net. Justice of the Peace Arm
strong of Hopland has fined G. Simp-
son of San Francisco SIS for killing 4
tree squirrel. Justice of the Peace
Lewis of Cloverdale has fined ]. John
son s25 for having deer hides in his
possession.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20
Racing at St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. April 19.-Fair Grounds sum-
mary:
First race, four furIongs. selling-Animos
won, Dotsge second, The Doctress third. Time
49,
Second race. six furlongs-Tally Ho won One
More second, Lady Vashti third. Time, 1:15lz
Third race. one mile, selling-Chsrlie Thomp-
son won. 1rby Bennett second Bugle Horn
third. Time. l:41s4.
Fourth race. six furlongs hsndicap-Frank
Bell won. Malster second. Autumn Leaves
third. Time, 1:14G.
Fifth race five and a half furlongs. purse
Dallas Won. Lucisn second. Debbie May third.
Time. 1:OSA
sixth race one mile and seventy yards.
selling-Lord Haven won. Lynch second, Rye
Vale third. Time, / 1:471s
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20
Jack Johnson Is Faxorite.

Jack Johnson has been made an s
to 10 choice over Sam McVey in their
fight on Friday night in Mechanics
Pavilion. The big colored boxers are
training hard. Johnson is at West
Oakland while Mcvey is at Joe Mil
lett's, near Colma. Johnson won the
last time they met. but McVey's
friends claimed he was not at his best
and he was not satisfied until he Sc
cured a return match.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20
Footbaners to Hold Smoker.

The California Association Football
Hall, Larkin street this evening. An
excellent programme of mirth and
song has been prepared and a large
attendance is expected. The perform
ance begins at s o'clock. The MEM
bers Of the twelve clubs affiliated with
the California Association Football
Union will wear the colors of their
clubs
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20
Racing at Memphis.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. April 19.-Montsomery
Park summary:
First race, four and half furlongs. selling
Dundan won. Woodclaim second Lieutenant
Rice third. Time :57L.
Second race seven furlongs selling-Stella
knight won, /. Samuelson second Henry OF
Franstsmar third. Time 1:31L.
Third race mile-Orfeo won, Corus-
cate second. Black Wolf third. Time. :421a
Fourth race. seven furlongs sellng-Bob
Mclean won. Marco second, Tom Crabb third.
Time 1901
Fifth race steeplechase. short course. about
one and quarter miles-Dr. Nowlin won, Fall
ella second Tartar third. Time 2:4Sss
Sixth race. one mile. selling-Easy Trade
won. Brooklyn second Lady Lavish third.
Time, "a
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20
inaugural Game Postponed.

PORTLAND. Ore, April 19.-The
inaugural game of the baseball sea-
son in this city, scheduled for to-day,
between Portland and Seattle teams.
has been postponed until Tomorrow,
owing to the non-arrivaI of the Port
land team from San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20
Late Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVED
Tuesday. April 10
stmr ArEo. Durham. ss hours from Eel
River.
stmr Elizabeth, Jensen, AZ hours from Ran.
don.
SAILED
Tuesday. April 10.
Stmr South Coast. Olsen. Caspar
Stmr San Pedro. Rasmussen. Eureka
DOMESTIC PORTS
COOS BAY-Sailed Apr 19-Stmr Alliance
hence Apr 16, for Portland.
TATOOSH--Passcd inward Apr 19-Stmr
George Loomis. hence Apr 16 for Seattle.
- Passed outward Apr 19--Br bark Sussex, fol
Queenstown.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20
BAUM PITCHES
MASTERLY BALL
Shuts Out the San Francisco
Team Cleverly OH the
Diamond at Los Angeles
ALLOWS BUT FOUR HITS
Jones, Who Twirls for Uncle,
Is Effective, but His
Throwing to Bases Is Bad

LOS ANGELES. April 19.-Young
Baum was in fine form to-day and
shut the San Franciscos out without
run and with only four hits. Jones
pitched good ball. but his bad throw
ing gave the champions two runs in
the first inning. Both teams fielded
well. A cold wind blew from the
southwest. The attendance was small.
Score:
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20
Nelson and CanoIe Matched.

Battling Nelson, who defeated
Spider Welch recently at Salt Lake.
has been matched to fight Martin
Canole in this city on May 20 before
the San Francisco Athletic Club. Alex
Greggains sent the boxers their trans
portation to this city yesterday. Mel
son will reach here on Saturday. Canole
will be here in ten days and will train
at Sheehan's. Nelson may train at
Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20
No Game at OakIand.

The baseball game scheduled to
take place at the Oakland grounds
yesterday afternoon between the Oak
land and Tacoma teams was called of
on account of the wet grounds. The
two teams will meet this afternoon at
Recreation Park.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20
Dates Set for Upton Cup Race.

SAN DIEGO, April 19.-The Of
ficers Of the Corinthian Yacht Club
have decided upon August 13. 10 and
Is as the dates for the races for the
challenge cup presented to the club
by Sir Thomas Upton.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20
EIba. Wins ar Ensou,

LONDON, April 1s.-Elba won the
great Metropolitan stakes of 1000 SOW
ereigns at the Epson spring meeting
to-day. Mark Time was second and
Lovst third. Thirteen horses ran.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20
Few Want TO See Munroe Wres,Ie

CHICAGO, April 21.-The wrestling
match between Jack Munroe and John
j. Rooney, the Giant Gripman," was
declared off tonight because of the
small attendance.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20
SUMMARY

Stolen base-Smith. Errors-Raymond.
Jones' Two base hit-Ross. Sacrifice hits
Flood Smith Baum First base on errors
Los Angeles L. San Francisco 1. Left on
bases-Los Angeles s. San Francisco g. Bases
on baIls-On Baum g. of Jones l. Struck out
BY Baum 3 by Jones 3. Double play-Ross
to Chase. Time Of game-1:2O. Umpire
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20
sixth race-one mile; four-year-olds and up

NEW POSTAL sTATIoN.-Postmaste Fisk
has been notified by ]. J. Howley. Acting
First Assistant Postmaster General that the
proposition for new postoffice station i'm the
Mills building in this city had been accepted
by the department Tho new station will he
named Station n and will be situated on the
ground noor In the court the east sda
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20
BuRGI.ARs ARE CoNvIcrEp-Frank

BURGLARS ARE CONvICTED.-Frank
Drew was convicted by jury in Judge
Dunne's court yesterday on two charges Of
burglary for breaking into the rooms of wal
ter G. Loring and H Wooster at 219A Mason
street Henry Hamilton was convicted by a
jury in Judge Lawlor's court on a charge Of
attempts to commit burglary in the rooms OF
Miss Annie Gray 112 Taylor street. He was
Jointly charged with Thomas Murphy who
was tried and convicted last week They will
be sentenced Saturday.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20
PROBABLE WINNERS.

First Race-Facts, AIgaretta- The
Lieutenant.
Second Race-Wboa Bill. DIR. Row.
ell, Andrew b. Cook.
Third Race-Canejo, Merwan, Mr.
DingIc.
Fourth Race-Soothsayer, Gateway,
Veterano.
Fifth Race-Oscar ToIIe. Suburban
Queen, Brcnnus.
Sixth Race-ByronerdaIe, Orc Viva,
Golden Light.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20

FAIL. TO RETURN BICYCLES-w r
Lee 502 Stanyan street reported TO the
police yesterday that on Monday giving
the name Of L. Larsen. 20C9 Mission street
and two boys giving the names OF George and
James Dunning. S57 Geary street rented a
bicycle each They failed to return with the
machines and Lee suspects they never intend
ed doing so.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20

NEW YORK, April 19.-Generzl Charles
Miller was elected president Of the America n
Steel Foundries Company to-day at a meeting Of
the directors held in this city
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Mcclure.
BOSTON April 19.-Boston blanked Wash
ington for second time in a pitchers battle
this forenoon The victors however secured
only one tally and that in the fourth
inning Dougherty's single. Collins sacrifice
and StahFs drive to right. Attendance $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-21
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

osk & Edelstein have Tesold Nos 2so ard PAL Fos,
One hundred and ninth-s. three story dwelling
houses. 4aRlOoli feet The are Louis and a.n
5ainia Nieberg six story hathouse viii be built ON
tho
Arthur 8 Cox & co. sold for Michael F OMAN,
NO lSS East One hundred and thirteenth q thr,.
story frame dwelling house. 20xloOl II feet
Aronson & Baum have sold No 1861 and lss Leon
irregular 0 VI" P4ot 'VASsH
lNosehzwcis d klingenstein have 4 s,I,.-
son INC southeast corner Of Second ave and
or niheteenth-st. old buildings plot 90 low
Max EarK has bought from Simon sichel No 40 ..
plot 7S.6xlO0s feet ' "0'Nouses. on
Arthur s Cox Co. and S, F Hill have sold for J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-21

HeAdle Nos s27 and East Ninety seventh-s;- two
CIV story tenement houses, plot 50Xl00 II feet
Z; Freedman has sold for the Price estate No. la
F,ldridRe-st a Ave story tenement house on lot COX
feet TO Max Mendelssohn who has resod the prop
TO Rebocca Lipschitz
Rbeth g. Son have sold for William J.
One hundred and forty fourth st.
a -four story hathouse lot c5Xl0o.
has SOLD No. 80 Clinton St a hvs
story tenement house with stores lot 25I5O feet
a has Rold for Meyer Cohen 70 handeI
Rosenberg story apartment house Nos So and
So East One-hundred and eghteenth-st. on plot 5oS
loo.ll 49,,
II Ioscarn No $50 One hundred and tenth st.
three stor dwelling house, lot l6sIloG.ll
T+hfelder & Weinberg have sold No 32I 10 36l East
Onc-hundred and fifth st old buildings. plot 6oK
100 II 10 builder who VIII Two six story tene-
houses. ,,,...- 49,.
stein the 50xlO0 feet with brick house and
stables side of Bergen ave- l5b feet north
Csoidstein hns sold 2zo West sirtyseventh-st
a 1--WE story hathouse, on lot 25Nl00b.
II is reported TINT Mrs. F. = schel has sofa tho
three story dwelling house No. IL West Ninety first ST.
on sxl0O5 feet.
n is reported that Mrs n. Rosenhach has sold the
~. .torr nathouse No los hundred and sec
ond-. on lot 25KlCol1 feet.
Goldberg & Greenberg have bought from MT
Juukrr No One-hundred and thirty sixth ST.
n Ave story hathouse, lot 2bKl00 feet
c Baum has resold No. 5ol 70 BIB East
four story hathouses on plot
l75xlOO.Il feet adjoining the northeast corner Of
This IL Of the Wehrbach property
which bought recently
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-21
I'VE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York. by the grace Of God free and independent to
Heat0n Manico Catherine NJ Lttauer Edward A Msuice
Arthur r. Manice Manice do Forest lockwood Buckng-
ham Lockwood william Il. r. lockwood, Caroline A
(ManceJ Grant. William Manioe. Marie Josephine Edgar
and Helen Mance Alexander the heirs Of
Frances NJ smith deceased send greeting: Whereas.
James Tuttle Smith, the city OF York has lately
applied TO tho Surrogae's Court OF County OF New
York. to have certain instrument In writing
both real property duly proved
will and testament OF Frances l. NJ smith, Of
New York. deceased. therefore
you cited appear before the Surrogate Of our
County OF New Yo:k his ONCE in the County Of
York on the ninstesnth day Of July thousand
hundred and four. half o'clock
Of that day. then and there 10 attend the probate
tho said last will and testament And
hereby cited under the of years
required appear by guardian you have one
or II have none. IL and apply TO be
appointed in the OF neglect
guardian will be appointed by tn. Surrogate
sent and act for you Ia the proceeding.
In Testimony Whereof. We have the Of
Surrognte's Court OF the said County Of
York 10 be hereunto fixed. Witness
: l. b Abnsr Z. Thomas. Surrogate OF said
:....; County Of New York. said County the 18TH
day Of May. In the year Lord one
thousand nine hundred and four.
JAMES A. DONNEILY,
Clerk OF the SurroSate's
Loltil DAY LORD Attorneys for Petitioner. No. 40
Wall st. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-21
BUSINESS CHANCES.

THE LARGEST NURSERY establishment
IN the East. doing a business OF hun.
drcd thousand per annum. largely retail ana
landscape work. Is seeking the services OF
young and active man with thorough
technical and practical knowledge Of nur-
sery management. to take charge OF its OF
fee affairs and position OF vice-president.
Must hold at least f-e thousand dollars OF
stock interest Salary ample with every
chance for profitable advancement. Must
absolutely have undoubted executive ability
10 handle all the details of large and
growing business. To the right man. and
no others will be considered. the opportunity
s. exceptional. Address NURSERY COR
PoRATION. p. o. Box les. Ssw-Eorf-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-21
Citations.
zoPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
= York, BY the grace OF God free and independent
To Nathan Morganstsrn Emma Pretzfsld. Julia Strass
Levy. Yetta MorganBteTn. Pauline MoTRanstcrn indi-
vidually and trustee. Elsie 81 Frove enfield Morton
Morganstern Ralph HOrganateTn. Alfred MoTgansern.
Clarence Morganstern Laura Morganstern. Laurence
Robert Pretzfed. Charles ProtEfeld Letts
p KreigsmRn Eugene PretIteld. Alice p Porges Alice
X. Bonn. Edna Bonn. Walter Bonn. Eugene Strass-
burger william Strsssourser. Harvey strassburg-r.
stern Laura Morganstorn. Mount Sinai Hospital
City OF New York. Home for Aged and Inhr Hebrews.
Ladies' Sewing Society Of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum.
and 10 all persons interested In the estate
horganstern late OF the County OF New deceased
as creditors l-sRtee- next OF kin otherwise Send
Greeting: You and each OF you hereby nd
required personally be and before
gate of the County of New York, a the
Court OF said County hold at the County
ia the County New York he day of Sep
TENDER. at half-past o'clock forenoon OF
that day then and there
OF tho account OF proceedings OF Nathan
Moses Bonn and Isnac y. Heidelberg Executors
of the Last VIII and Testament deceased; and
or twenty-one years. required appear
guardian. II YOU have one. II have q
pear and apply for one 10 be appointed
OF your neglect failure DO n guardian will he
IN the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof We have have caused the
Senl OF tho Surroghtes' Court said County Of
New York 10 be hereunto affixed.
witness Hon. Frank 7 Fitzgerald, a Of
our said County, at the County OF New York the
, day OF June. in the year OF Lord thou
IL 81 sand nine hundred and four
JAMES A. DONNELIY
WILLIAM II BLAIN. Clerk Of Surrogatcs' Court
Attorney for Petitioners.
Broadway n Y