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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-30
IN COURT OF APPEALS
OPINIONS IN NUMEER OF CAUSES
HANDED DOWN.
The Court Orders an Adjournment
From Day to Day Until
October Next.

The Court Of Appeals before directing an
adjournment from day today. until Mon
day. October next, this afternoon handed
down opinions as follows:
The United States, appellant, against
George e. Cadarr Edward Parker, John j.
Heating and John M. Myers: judgment Of
the court below affirmed: opinion by JUS
tee Wright Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, who sat with the ap-
pellate court during the argument Of the
case.
The appellees were arrested April %. 1901.
on a charge Of conspiracy to defraud a
local street railway company by reselling
Cancelled tickets. May 1. 1902. Parker filed
a motion to QuAsh. on the ground that he
was not indicted within nine months after
the District code. The motion was sus-
tanned by the trial court. and each of the
defendants was discharged.
The prosecution appealed, contending
that section $50 did not apply to the case
for the reason that the offense charged
was committed prior to the enactment Of
the code. The Court OF Appeals, how
ever as stated, holds that the judgment
Of the trial court in sustaining the motion
to quash the indictment was right.
Tha United States, appellant, against
Launcelot Hartman; judgment of the lower
court affirmed, opinion by Justice Wright.
Hartman. May 8. 1901, was arrested upon
a charage Of keeping q gaming table. More
than ten months later an Indictment was
reported against him. He moved that his
bail be discharged. basing the motion on
section 939 of the code The trial court
granted the motion and the prosecution ap-
pealed. The Court Of Appeals affirmed the
Judgment for the reasons stated In the
Cadarr case.
Judgment Reversed.
The United States. appellant, against
Charles A. Hayman. judgment reversed;
opinion by Justice Wright. Hayman was
arrested upon a charge Of violating section
474s, Revised Statutes Of the United States.
He later filed plea in abatement to Sec
ond Indictment reported against him.
grounding his plea upon the provisions OF
section $50 Of the District code.
The trial court sustained the plea ana the
prosecution appealed. The judgment was
reversed by the Court Of Appeals on the
ground that 'the grand jury did take ac-
ton on the case within nine months. for 1t
returned the first Indictment within four
months from the holding over to await its
action.
1.-The question Is not whether a second In
dictment was returned later than nine
months after a holding over. but Is wheth-
er such proceedings were had by action
within nine months as prevented the appli-
cation of section $50 to the case The
grand jury having taken action by indict-
ing within nine months. the provisions OF
section $50 never attached to and had no
operation upon the case"
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Korean Patriotism.
From the Century.

The Koreans have been called an un.
patriotic people This may be true II pat
riotism means a passionate desire for tho
welfare of ones country; but IL a con-
Stunning desire for the preservation Of
national identity is patriotism. then the
Koreans are indeed patriotic. The one
thing they fear Is national extinction,
whether such extinction would mean bet
ter government or not. They would
rather live without equitable government.
without sanitation. without education.
without any of the concomitants of civil
lization. If with these they must also 10.
cept foreign domination.
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DEFICIT, S41,352,325
Expenditure for canal and Loan to
Exposition Cause of Excess
*, -.,..,... ps Expenses. ...

Today ended !Ghe nifal year 1904. and to-
morrow will begin the new fiscal year.
Today's treasury stHtement showed that
the receipts for the year. not yet COM
pieteiy adjusted. but -peariy accurate have
been s541. 1s6.7s6 and the expenditures
1882 $50 oil. showing - deficit for the year
of $41, 362, 325. -: - = IL
For the preceding fiscal year the total re-
ceipts were $55s ss7.525. and the total ex-
penditures $500. 49, 500. showing a surplus
OF $50, 1908 Secretary Shaw will prepare
statement today regarding the business
OF the government IL the past year. g.
The statement will show that the deficit
is due to extraordinary expenditures. hav-
ing nothing to do with the regular running
expenses of tho government. These ex-
the Panama canal and 100000 as q loan
made to the Louisiana exposition. a small
portion Of" which has been repaid.
The, Normal Conditions. .-.-.
. Leaving out the extra expenditures men,
toned the total running expenses of the
government for the year, were $52S.93907l
and the receipts 541.1s6.745. a surplus for
the year Of $1S,247,774. against $52 ITO. 9ao
a year ago. ,..-
| Whether the coming. fiscal year will
show a surplus or deficit is a matter that
cannot ba determined, but there are proph-
ecies of a deficit for the year.
Two years ago the surplus was close to
$0OO0O.OOO. the exact figures being $583, :
4o5. 1877 for receipts and $471 ,211. 1877 for Ok
penditures. n
Falling or In Customs.
In the past fiscal year there has been q
decrease Of nearly $23 600 In customs. q
slight increase in Internal revenue receipts
and an increase in miscellaneous receipts.
The receipts from all sources this year.
compared with the receipts from the same
sources year ago, were as follows: Gus
toms. 1882 068. 489. against $253. 6e1 ,718;
internal revenue. $232, 435. 6o5. against
$3.50, 1926; miscellaneous, $46,682 565,
against 50. $3.50. 551. The expenditures this
fiscal year have been over SIC. O0O. 900
greater than last year. as shown by the
figures. leaving out the extraordinary ex-
penses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-30
Grain, Provisions and Cotton Market,
LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

When the Bank Of Washington was reached
in the call at today's meeting of the stock
exchange more than usual interest was
manifested by the brokers in the proceed
ings. This was of course due in the main
to the series of purchases at the meeting
yesterday. which resulted in 245 shares
being secured by one broker at prices
ranging from 40 to 500.
This particular broker was not present
today. although before an asking price
was named for the stock the wit Of the
exchange suggested THAI first a careful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-30
DIVORCE GRANTED.
Duchess Of Valencay Secures Legal
Sauaration From Husband.

PARIS, June 30. 5:1O p.m.-The Duchess
of Valencay, who was Helen Morton.
daughter of Levi p. Morton. before her
marriage, was today granted q divorce
from the Duke OF Valencay.
The case came up before the OWL tribu-
nal Of the Seine, Maitre Raoul Rousset
presenting the plea In behalf Of the duoh-
ess and Maitre Emile Strauss defending in
behalf of the duke The proceedings were
conducted In the privacy which the French
courts give to divorce cases. The charges
against the duke were ill-treatment and
neglect. The hearing was brief The court
in pronouncing itself favorable to the
duchess pleadings gave the defendants
name as Saint louis Marie Arehambault
Bacon, Comte de Talleyrand-Perigord. Duo
de Valencay." !4e-,...- =
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ANOTHER JAP LOAN.
Depressed Trade With Japan Suggests
Such a Possibility.

SEATTLE. Wash. June 30.-A depressed
state OF trade. especially as regards the
sale of American -four. obtains in Japan ac-
cording to a letter received by an exporting
firm Of Seattle from their correspondents
at Kobe.
Japan. they say. 10 overstocked with -four
through heavy purchases made by spscu-
lators and merchants during the close OF
1903 In anticipation Of the war.
Money Is believed to be tightening up,
and the government Is arranging for an
other internal loan Of 100 600 900 yen.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Baltimore Markets.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.


BALTIMORE. Md, June 30.-FLOUR-QuIet. IN
changed: receipts, ,929 barrels.
No. 2 red western. sihas1A: July. 81: August, 81
September, S2h asked; steamer No. red 761aa
76A receipts, S,572 bushels; southern by sample,
65aS1; southern grade, 76asl
CORN-DuIl and easy; spot. 501sa50% June. SOL
a50%; July, 5O1a: steamer mixed, 47ka47A; re-
cepts. 6,597 bushels; southern white corn. 5Oa58
southern yellow corn, 50a56.
OATS-Dull; No. white 46a46h; No. 2 mixed.
43ka44: receipts. 1888 bushels.
RYE-Dull; uptown. No. western. 20 asked.
HAY-Qufet No l timothy, unchanged.
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Dull, unchanged.
BUTTER-Steady; fancy imitation. 19a20; fancy
creamery, 24a25; fancy ladle. 15a18; store packed
12a13
EGGS-Steady, IT.
CHEESE-Firm; large. Sa9A; medium, stsao%
small, 10a1Oh.
SUGAR-Strong; coarse granulated. 61o; fne.
5.1O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-30
FINAL EVENT TODAY.

Harvard's Commencement Closes With
Greek Letter Society Exercises.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. June S0.-The Anal
event of Harvard commencement week. Phi
Beta Kappa day. was observed today. Bad
weather prevailed, but there was a large
attendance at the business meeting and
public exercises. -.r
The Grafton was delivered by Represents
tive Samuel W. MCCALL and the poem by
Colonel Thomaa.NenC8orth Htgginson The
banquet was held atnthe Harvard Union
after tho literary exercises.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Naval Academy Mechanic Jumped
Into Severn River-Rescued.

Special Dispatch 10 The Evening Star.
ANNAPOLIS. Nd. June 3O.-J. J. Sweeny,
plastersr. employed at the Naval Academy,
attempted suicide this morning by jumping
in Severn river. He was rescued by Sergt
Hahn. A union card from Providence R.
l., the mans home, was found in his pocket
Discharged from the academy ten days ago
is said to be the cause.
A general court-martial o. which Com
mandec Halsey Is president convened to-
day for trial Of Private F. j. Peters, charg-
ed with desertion.
Mr.. John Duffey received the appointment
OF clerk in the superintendent Office from
July l, having been transferred from the
office Of buildings and grounds.
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Missing From Home.

The police have been asked to lookout for
w. II. Love- forty years old, who is reported
missing from his home. 1903 New Jersey
avenue northwest, since Monday. It was
stated to the police that his wife has re-
ceived letter from him in which he said
he was In trouble. His description was fur
nished the police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-30
Ticket Brokers Fined.

ST. Louis. June Se.-Edward J. Glider
sleeve. clifford Il. Gtdersleeve and Louis
Tillman. ticket hroinsgs. have been fined
$3.50 each and costs, b the federal circuit
court for contempt 1Of court In selling
worlds fair excursion tickets In violation
OF an injunction OF the court prohibiting
the sale Of such tickets. The proceedings
were brought BY the Illinois Central rail-
road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-30
Change in Jury Of Condemnation.

Justice Gould this afternoon appointed
Clement Howard a member Of the jury in
the matter of the condemnation Of land for
the extension OF Euclid place. the extension
to connect with Erie street. Mr.. Howard
takes the place OF A. s. Taylor. The latter
Is a. United States commissioner. and 1t
was thought that the point might be raised
that he Is in the service OF the United
States and for that reason not qualified 10
cit as member of the jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-30
Dead Armenians Choked River

A cablegram from London last night says:
It Is stated from an anti-Turicish source
that the victims Of the recent Armenian
massacres numbered nearly 5000 instead 81
5000. At the village Of Akhbi the number
OF persons killed were SO many that ths4r
bodies. which were thrown from a bridge
damned the river. which the Turks freed
by firing artillery into the heaps OF oorpses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-30

Senator Clark Returns From Europe.
NEW YORK, June Ex-senator W. A.
Clark of Montana and A. J. DeOlveria
Sampaio, naval attache Of Brazil at Tokyo.
who is en- route to his post. were passen-
gers on the steamship Teutonic. which ar
rived todoy from Liverpool. Senator Clark
went abroad in April for his health, which
he said was greatly benefited by the vaca-
tiOn
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CLAIMS 1T CURES.
Russian Experiment Of Hypnotic
Treatment for Alcoholism.

ST. PETERSBURG. June 30.-The treat
nent Of alcoholism by hypnotism. which
began at Moscow in 1895 and has been
tried at Ekaterinoslaff. Voronezh and
other places since. has been inaugurated
in ST. Petersburg by DR.. R. 2. Baken, who
Investigated the results, and claims there
have been 70 per cent Of radical cures for
that system against 80 per cent In the
ca SEES OF other known cures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-30
Rock Sand Wins Big Stakes.

NEWMARKET, England. June 3D.
Rock Sand. ridden by Maher. won the
Princess Of Wales stakes Of 10000 sover-
eigns at the Newmarket first July meet
ing today. Saltpetre was second and Will
lam Rufus third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-30
Today's Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today for
redemption. 81, 334. 2ss: government receipts
from internal revenue. 81. 2G8. 500; customs,
s1.O42. 1873; miscellaneous, 1851 903: expendi-
lures. SCAT 900. Available cash balance.
$166. 1865, S72 A.
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Adee Arrives From Europe.

NEW YORK, June 80.-Second Assistant
Secretary OF State A. A. Adee arrived to-
day on the steamer Deutschland from
Hamburg. A large party Of German army
officers and others on the way to the st.
Louis exposition also were passengers on
the steamer.
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FIRED 200 SHOTS
Russian Torpedot Beats Sank Two Yes
sells at dan..s alnl San ''>''''f"

LONDON. June 3D. ,e2a p.m.-An officIal
dispatch from Tokyo says the Japanese
CONSUL at Gen-San, Korea, reports as fol-
lows. @.7~ . d.
EARLY this morning. June 80. SIX Russian
torpedo. boats entered the port. Aired about
zoo shots upon the settlement, sank a
steamship and sailing vessel, then re-
Joined three ships outside the harbor and
disappeared. Two Koreans and two SOL
o1ers were slightly, wounded. The damage
done to buildings Is Insignificant"
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Angora Goats for Clearing Brush.

CHICAGO. Juns 30.-A dispatch to the
Tribune from Peoria. ILL.,. says: The Brad
ley Polytechnic Institute has received 1.SgO
Angora goats from the south. to be used
on farms owned by the institute. The goats
were shipped to Mason. Fulton and Taxe-
well counties, and VIII clear the brush from
hundreds OF acres preparatory to cultiva-
ton. Mrs. Bradley experience Is one OF
Endorsement OF the goat as a brush cleaner.
The institute farms are valued at $l5OlOOu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-30
Bitten by His Dog.

DR.. w. H. Merrill Of 1915 18th street
northwest was bitten about the hands this
afternoon by his dog while in the grounds
at Garfield Hospital. The doctor thought
the dog was mad and killed It
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Government Lots at Hot Springs.

Secretary Of the Interior Hitchcock has
approved the instructions to the register
and receiver OF the local land Office at Little
Rock. Ark. ana Martin A. Elsie. superin-
tendent Of the Hot Springs reservation. who
have been designated to appraise the unsold
government lots in the city OF Hot Springs.
Over three hundred lots are to be thus ap-
praised. included in which Is large and
valuable milestone quarry. The last ap-
praisement Of these lots was made In 1895,
but no sales were made. The work will be-
gin at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-30
Steamers Maiden Trim.

QUEENSTOWN, June 30.-Ths Baltic.
the now steamer Of the White Star line and
the largest vessel afoat. sailed from
maiden trip
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sys- rs
NEW YORK MAN HONoRED.

Superintendent Maxwell Elected Presi-
dent Of n. Z A. at st. Louis. -
ST. LOUIS. No. jane. SOW H. Max
well. superintendent Of instruction in New
York. was today elected president of the
National Educatonai Association for the
coming year. 'h S1',-7
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales.-Regular call, L O'Clock noon-Washington
Gas cert, 20 at 11S.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone S. 81. 900 AZ
1851. 81 900 at 1851. 1900 at 1851. 1900 al
1854. 81 900 at 1851. 81 900 at 1854.
Capital Traction, 20 at 122.
Union Trust and Storage. 10 at ZOO.
Lanston Monotype, 10 at o.
After call-Capital Traction. 80 at 122H
Washington Street Rwy. q, 81 900 at 18h. 81 900
at 1914 81. 600 at 761a 81 900 at 1919 81 900 at
7eh
Metropolitan R. R. IS. q. 900 at lily.
Washington Street Rwy. Is. 5000 at 1914.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-30
New York Stock Market.

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.. bankers
and brokers. 1910 F ST.. members New York
stock exchange. Washington stock ex-
change and Chicago board of trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-30

The bid for National Safe Deposit stool
was l49. with l52 bid for five shares. Tit
asking price was 1855 For American Sc
curity and Trust Company stock. exdivi
dent, the bid was 1927. and for Union Trus
and Storage Company stock. exdividend, 10
was bid and los asked. sale Of ten wal
made at 100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-30

For Metropolitan Railroad Company IS
the bid was l1Tas during the call, while
yesterday il was III. After call $1,000
bond was sold for 117h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-30

Ten shares of Lanston were sold at 0.
and fifteen were offered at the same hg
ure. but were not taken. The bid for the
stock was Sss. while the asking price was
8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-30

One hundred and seventeen and one-hak
WAS bill for gas certificates. while yester-
day the bid was l17L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-29
$4,000 Shares at $40 Per Share

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Trust Co. NY Security Trust CO. Mercantile Trust Co.
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Guardian Trust 60. Mercantile Trust Co.
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SUPREME CoUkT. CoUNTY on sew

-
York.-Charies NJ. Preston as receiver. SC. Plain
tiff Caroline Brinley an6 others. Defendants
n OF judgment OF foreclosure and sale.
duly and entered in the abOve-eutitled action
bearing June. l..
Undersigned the Referee said Judgment named viii
sell public auction. the New York Real Estate
saesroom. No. Broadway. the Borough
haitian. City Of New York. the 4th day OF
1904. a 12 O'Clock that day. by Philip A.
Smyth. Auctoneer the premises directed by said tudg
ment be sold and therein described follows
All that certain lot piece parcel OF land with tia
building and improvement thereon erected situate
Borough OF Manhattan. City ana County Of New York,
Section g. Block $40 the Land Map Of the city OF
bounded described follows Be-
at point nOrtheasterly o
Twentieth Street, which distant hundred (20Ol
northwesterly the northwesterly Of
Fourth Avenue and Twentieth Street: running thence
northea-terly line parallel with Fourth Avenus
ninety-two (92) feet; thence northwestery on line
parallel with Twentieth street twenty-five (2s( feet;
thence southwestery parallel with Fourth AvenuS
ninety-two 692) feet TO the said line q
Twentieth Street thence southcasterly along said
northeasterly Twentieth Street twenty-five (25)
feet 10 the point place OF beginning.
Dated New York. July ~. 1904
ARTHUR D. TRUAX. Referee.
CHARLES W. DAYTON Attorney for Plaintiff ~
William St, Manhattan. y. 7. City.
The following IS diagram OF the property 10 be
sold the street number being No IL East goth Street;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-29

Inc Approximate amount of the lien charge. 10
satisfy which the above described property Is TO be
so!c Is SiS SOC 11-l00 with thereon from the
20 day or May, 1903. prior mortgages OF SlOS-
SOoO9 together with costs and allowance amounting
70 Si4D 'Z-l0O together with expenses Of the sale
The approximate amount OF the taxes assessments or
other liens u be allowed purchaser out OF the
interest
Dated New York. 18th day OF July 1904.
ARTHUR D. TRUAX. Referee
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T7. amount OF the mortgage lien charge SATISFY
which the above described property sold $50
win interest thereon July 18th. 1904
ana allowances included IN tho decree, amounting 20
S36 70 with interest the expenses
approximate amount or taxes.
and water rates upon said premises be allowed
money. be paid by the referee there
from 81 90 The premises DO sold subject
lettings monthly tenants.
New York July 10Th 1904.
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MANHATTAN BEACH

Trains leave y Y foot OF z s4cn tays S go
$50. TAO, 20. 100 L 10 az 40 Race pays S.a
half hourly from 10 ~. 20. 80 $50, go ~
10. 40 934 AID 10 50 Trains stop a. Man
haitian Crossing e. y. ~ about % min after S4tn a.
time Separate table sunday
Via B. II. T. ELEVATED TRAINS:
Leave Brooklyn side Of Bridge $50 s15 a n ard
hals hourly from a 40 70 40 ? Leave y Y Park
Row half hourly from o 80 a m 10 336 and +ol
p m and 100 70 1873 p n Separate taos saturday
Via 18Th ST. (BROOKLYNl FERRY;
Lave whitehall 81. 1-Uc a. n. and every 40 nh
10 9:40 p.
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A DIVER rsGAlEHTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
received their Uptown Once.
40 1904 BROADWAY.
Advertisements received at the following
orscss at regular oalce rates until O'clock p. m viz
"a sth-eve s. E. s33-st l53 Gt-aye. 12th-s
East i4t-st: 81 4ad-st between Tth and sth
ayes. 2sa West 125ta-s sa-ave. between
7Tth SITS i02G 3d-ave Glstst; I7os 1stsve.
seth-s.: l57 East ia5th-st 758 T-emoE-ave GO Sd
ave. 654 Sa-aVe: 90 C7hristophsr-st-
Brooklyn -. Y.-2 Courr-rt-: ZIG Court-st
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Citations.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE CHA.


PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE CHAN
Gerry Division OF The High Court q Justice made in
the Matter 81 the ESTATE f ELIZA BRANSON de-
ceased Hands Vs. BTanson. 1903 B. No. 2547 any per
claiming 70 be brother sister OF Eliza Branson
late OF OssaorPe in the county OF leicester deceased
living the date Of her death. the 18TH day OF April
1900 the legal personal representatives. Qf any Of
sach brothers and sisters nave since died and any
person claiming 10 be children Of any brothers and sisters
testat-tX. VINO died her lifetime tho legal
personal representatives u any II such children Qf
who have died the said 18th day April 1900
by their solicitors On or before Thursday the 27th
Gay October 1s04 n prove their claims
Chambers Of M Justice Buckley and Mr. Justice
WARRINGTON. the Royal Courts Justice, Strand.
and. in default thereof they will be per
eaporiy excluded the benefit Of the said order
Friday. Iith day Of November. 1904. a. twelve OF
the clock al noon Room 252, IN the said Chambers. Is
appointed hearing and adjueieatiag the claims
Dated this 4th cay OF July. lst4
. 2UPSEY. Master.
Note-The SAID testatrZ daughter % John Thorp
Bransoz formerly OF PapPewicl IN the county Of Not
lingham. and his wife. Hannah, whose maiden name
Wright Thomas Branson brother of the testatrx-
who born AZ Papplewc. NOtnghCrshire IN 1917 is
believed gone forty wears 70 Cheenham.
Gloucesterxhre DowaGer Bra.zon Of William
ranson brother Of t tesJatriA who died IN he.
in the Army He was las; heard az
Chadwick Oriel South Africa IN 1871 Thomas Bran
fanocher OF the said William I5ranson left hone
IN February 1861 and went 70 New YORK CITY ard was
last heard u In 1854