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Ocean Steamers.

For Porto Ri@O1
Steamships Of N. RED D. LINE VIII san San
a sass5ssy Az ~. neon
For freight or psssssa Apply to
Bog I5sSsS Ml shdss 5 :. R Rsb e
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sailing SATURDAYS e;2 g 60 NJ Pier Is n
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pED STAR LINE.
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Sailing Saturdays. 1890 a "a. Pier IA. N r
k5'o3lsnd IS g Viaas g
.I 81 4. Hed star Line ea Dovs ESs o
East and west bound
WHITE STAR LINE.
w NEW YoRK-oUEEHsToW2:-LI LIVERPOOL.
sailing Wsanssd Ia eId I Tsiesys Ps 5r IS
csiti zu Noon Cedric aug 3 i Is Noon
Baltic aug 10 2 n 1ssa95' 4gf = P
Frsis6t ofhess waterfall Bldg, Battery Piac-.
CUNARD LINE.
- TO LIVERPOOL VA 9UEENsTowx.
Umbri. Aug so1 g si. uesH 3asa Aug Aug
SSmRSaa d is 70 Il ga 95l SEPT SEPT p lS
Saloon for Cmbra and Etruria. SIS and upwards
according % A-'' TUESDAY SERVICE
c'r'atale as SS sERt1c Noon
gaS0Ha s. Sooa SEPT; = Noon
vERN6H Il l BRoWN General aI'I Agent
DIED ID" LINE.
- For Guayra. Puerto Cab.iIo. Curacao Ma-s
caibo. Via Curacao. ealing also at san Juan. ?. R
s. $ PHILADEIPHi1 Saturday. August s. noon
For La ua7ra curaeao and Mafac s50 - noon
8 s MARACAIBO-..-...-.-.S Saturday. August Is.
S.. 8 Saturday. August q.
These superior accommodations coF pas-
BoULroY., st 9s RA14Err.
General Managers. s. Wall St
at vELOCE'-Fast Italian Line.
IL Sailing every Wednesday o Naples, Genoa.
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LITTLE ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.
LOST.

LOsT-Passbook No. iO0.7ss. issued By
the Institution for the Savings OF Mer-
chants Clerks. The finder will please re
turn Il 70 the hank. No. 20 Union SQUARE.
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Steamboats,.
Steamboats,.
IB M g IT Cd nj AND POINTS N
AND POINTS IN

" W ~ - W IN NEW ENGLAND
FALL RIVER LINE for Newport. Fall River Boston ana
Eastern Northern Points. Steamers PRISCILLA
PURITAN. Orchestra each Leave Pier n r
foot Of Warren days and Sundays $50 p
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence Boston, North ana
East. Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM Orches-
IN Pier Is, N p. foot Murray ST. week
DAYS P. VI
NORWICH LINE for New London Block Island Nor
wtcn Stonington Watch Hill. NarTagzrsert Worces-
ter. Boston. North and East Steamers CITY OF
LOWELL and CHESTER ". CHAPLIN. Leave Pier &C
\. r. foot CIarkson ST. week days only. p NJ
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. SpringneId and
North, Week days Str RICsIARD PECK Tvs, Pier 90
HAMPSHIRE Tvs. Pier 90 z R Z night SUNDAY,
RICH PECK Tvs Pier 20 z R $50; # z. 31st ST.
Tickets and staterooms all Lines. at iis 261 sra
1Is5 Broadway. rs Union Square 1872 5th Avenue
245 Columbus Avenue. 273 w and 153 I25th Street
New York 4 Court, $50 Fulton Street 500 Broadway,
Brooklyn. and az Piers
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ST RARTHOLOMEW'S

EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
2Ii East 42d-st First class donesttcs are
suppL.ed. also managing hoUseheepers. ma
irons. governesses, tutors. etc.
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.GATSNIlL EVENING Lime.
For CatskiI and Catsklu Mountain Points Hudson and
The Berkshre5; Coxsackie and way landings Steamer
KAATERSKILL ONTEORA weekdays, P. VI
from Christopher St - z. NJ from West l29th St.
Extra boat (ONTEORA). Saturdays 1870. from
Christopher 1850 from West 129th St. for CctsSil
Hudson By and Mader-
Special trains for Cairo, PaIsnvtIe. Otis summit
Eaines Corners and Tannersville
Dining Rooms Main Deck
illustrated Folder mailed free
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$780, 900
Connecticut Railway { Lighting Company
First Rounding Mortgage Sinking Fund Guaranteed
New yorka ndP sockExc
a and aoruedn interest
has pads O.
entire amounting TO
beenes (which 5 td
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pam
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and interest St to prior advance price, and recon-
well W D
not before u before mafya O. Sand Interest will zelda
dinghy gh RETURN
j. 6 W. SELiGMAN G. CO.,
York
REDMOND g. COMPANY,
New
So, 100000
TEMPORARY
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.

July IS. 1904.
Of he oS2 ne tSa 9Pas Islands ana = The
vtss bids for s. o6o6o0 Of the temporary certificates
Of tndeHtedness q The Government Of the PhPPinS
act 10 establish a standard Of value and 70 provide
proved MareR 500 and ' an act ~ the Phiipptpo
Commission numbered 1875 enacted July IS 1904.
denomination of 81 900 They will be dated septenber
per nnnuTn pay quarterIy and be redeera6c
Tnted states at the Office of the Gnnlanty trust co
pPne 81 Islands iG in the CITY o New foFK o'
BY the terms OF the set Of Congress- these esrtin-
cafes are exempt rom me Payaep PL I an TsIs16s
or any local auhority therein or Of the Government
thority in the tinted states or in the philippine
Islands
The seeretary Of the Treasury sIthori.e. the state
accepted at par by the Treasury Department as
states in national banks substitution for state
nieiPal or Philippine bonds snS SeTteates Of ndeGS
s uton for United states bonds nOw held as security
for deposits condition that the Government bonds
thus released be used as security for sddona Clrco
M = r. de.FaSIs 20 Stimulate an increase in
national bank circulation
The second issue 81 $4,000 900 Phiippine Temporary
ceTthcs'es Of inds95eaness to PTas1f I0T On
which date tbsr viii be retired
su5scrptleas Will be paya6.s uPon nota.a9 2 o.
AMY TRUST CoMPANT Of New York, as depos-
payable SAID city. and delivery % certificates VII
The Secretary q War reserves the right 70 reject
Each bid must b. accompanied by certified check
per cent OF the face value Of the certiicates
for guarantee, such check 20 be returned o.
after the making OF the award 10 the unsuccessful
| bidders
most advantageous premium VIII ~ those accepted Up
/ q u So. 600 COO ne cT@rNd
No special blanks required On -n'ch - submit
eIearlv naaried stBsCFIPTIoNs ron 2HILIPPINE
| TEMPORARY CERTIFICATES OF 1NDfBIEDNESS'
| 50 aSfrgesed - THE BUREAU OF ISsCLAR Az
FAIRS WAR DEPARTMENT WAsHINGTON, ID. C
| Tha oDerfng ~ the BIDS Will begin a. go ? IL
or august g. 1904 and Will lie accepted after
/ N CLARENCE r. EDWARDS.
/ Colonel. l. 8 Army. Chief % Bureau
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REMEDIES.

RHEUMATISM cured without medicine;
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Lane room 81
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


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ENGLAND and Canada n ROSEEFEI.p.
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accommodations trarsients. meals optional
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Machinery.

IT REDUCED PRICEs.-50O secondhand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. 3. EDDY. 2SS Madison-st.
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Ocean Steamers.

Ocean Steamers.
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE
~ SPECIAL SUMNER EXC TKTs. ON SALE
TICKETS Texas Colorado Arizona.
Mexico, Georgia. Florida. Alabama DELIGHTFUL,
OCEAN VOYAGES. Pocket Guide" Free C. H NAL
LORY & CO.. Gen AEts.. 129 Front-st. N. Y
('LARK'S ROUND THE WORLD TOUR
Leaves Oct. 6th: 1870 days: 81 600
Strictly first class; limited lurnberA
2, c CLARK. 113 B'way ". Z.
COOKS TOURS AROUND THE WORLD.
S5rd Annual Series Illustrated programmes
particulars from THOS. COOK & SON. 26I and 1855
Broadway.-6l9 Madison Ave. New York
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WORK WANTED.

BOOKKEESER, graduate. sse u. with
good h-n: understands al dinerent
methods. JOSEPH NAZAC. o3t last
I'D st.
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RESTAURANTS.

Aotel4 Union So. z. Famous Table dHote
Hungarla Dinner. 5tos. 75c. Sunday. / to s.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ST. ALBANS. EAST s1ST-ST.
Rooms, single, en- suite. with private
baths. doctors CrIce 0lning room parlor
moor. eIectrlc NRht; exCelIent table board
New-York tribune., 1904-09-02
WARsHIP FOR HERRAN'S BODY.
Vessel Will Be Offered to Colombia to Take
Diplomat Home for Burial.

Washington. Sept. The State Department to-
day officially notified OF the death OF DIT. Her
ran. the Colombian Charge. by Arturo Brigard
the Colombian Consul General in New-YorlI
Mr. Adee. the acting secretary upon receipt Of the
information forwarded TO the consul general let
ter expressing the deep sympathy OF the United
States government with the Colombian govern
ment IN the loss Of DR.. Herran. and rendering any
services that might be desired. \ copy Of this
letter also was sent by able TO Mr.. Snyder. the
American Charge at Bogota, with instructions to
communicate il personally to President Reyes. II
the family OF Dr. Herran intend TO send his BODY
20 Colombia for burial. the acting Secretary OF
State will confer with the Secretary OF the Navy
regarding the selection Of al available warshiD, IN
order that the department may offer 10 the Co
lombian government vessel which the body or
the charge may be carried TO his home with the
honors due his memory
New-York tribune., 1904-09-02
WANT DEFINITIONS FROM MRS. BELL
Decision Reserved on New Motion in Willard
Estate Suit.

The suit of Mrs Helen Willard Bell against the
executors of her fathers estate and her brothers
10 $145o00. the estimated value OF certain
securities she alleges given her by her faith
er. the gift being afterward repudiateo by him
under the influence OF The defendants came up
before Justice Dickey in the Supreme Court.
Brooklyn. yesterday. motion Of counsel for de-
PENDANTS 10 have plaintiff make certain parts OF
her complaint more definite. to make It plain
whether she sues or gifts trust coming TO
her through a declaration II a gift, they say she
has shown proof of it. and II il was a trust no
declaration Of il was made. Mrs, Bell IS now in
Europe Justice Dickev took the papers and re-
served decision.
In the complaint Mrs. Bell alleges that her
father started in give her certain securities with
the idea of providing her with independent
property of her own Y hen the gifts were made,
usually Christmas or her birthday Mrs. BelI
alleges. her father would send her a list OF the
securities stating that he would retain possession
Of them trustee BE kept list OF such gifts
IN q separate book. Mrs. Bell alleges that her
father was influenced by her mother and two
brothers repudiate the trust, and IN 1895 he de-
MED her the securities or the income from
she same. When Mr.. Willard died he left half Of
his large estate TO his widow and the other half,
IN equal portions. 10 Oswald and Harold. the sons
Mrs Bell demands accounting from the
executors and order enjoining them from COM
peting the distribution of the assets Of the estate.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-02
SPANISH WAR VETERANS ELECTION.
All Officers Appointed by Commander Eng
lish Are from indianapolis.

indianapolis. Sept. L-Captain William Z Eng
lish to-day succeeded Harold 31egrew rs COM
mander in chief OF the United Spanish War Vet
erans, under the agreement signed April IS. when
the amalgamation Of Spanish War veterans was
completed. The national headquarters Will be To-
Gated at indianapolis, and Indianapolis men were
chosen by Captain English for all the appointive
offices as follows: Adjutant General Lieutenant
Colonel Russell b. Harrison: quartermaster gen
eraI Lieutenant George W. Powell: chief OF stan.
Lieutenant Charles a. GarTard; inspector general
Captain Champe $. Andrews; paymaster general.
Lieutenant Guy a. Boyle; assistant adjutant gen.
eral Sergeant Foster c Shirley; assistant quar-
termaster general Comrade Raymond P. Van
Camp: assistant inspector general, Captain James
" Fortune. Captain English's staff Of personal
aids Is also made up Of Indianapolis men.
The new executive committee is composed Of
Colonel George N. Moulton, of illinois, General
William J. Mckee. OF Indiana; Senator Charles
Dick of Ohio, and Governor W. I, Durbn. Of
Indiana. The national encampment will DO held at
ST Louis, September -
New-York tribune., 1904-09-02
GEORGE W1SHINGTON.
Such Is the Nc7c Name Of the His
toric Columbian University.
[FRoM THE TRIBUNE BUREAU.l


washington, Sept 1.-The Columbian Univer-
sity, which, under a special act OF Congress ap-
proved February 8. 1921. was organized az an
institution Of learning, with broad and compre-
hensive powers, to-day changed its name TO the
George Washington University. and as such will
continue It's work Of higher education in this
city.
The incorporation OF the Columbian College
occurred about twenty-five years after the death
of Washington. and it was done in accordance
with the wishes Of the first President as set
forth in various communications and in his will.
When it entered upon its work it received the
cordial support and cooperation Of President
Monroe and his Cabinet, and in the class of %
We're representatives from twenty-one of the
twenty-four States of the Union. It's growth and
development were so encouraging that in 1913
Congress amended the charter and gave it the
name Of the Columbian University.
The university which has ceased to be a
UNCONVENTIONAL institution. is now handsomely
housed. It has a department of arts and sci
ences. undergraduate and graduate courses. with
452 students; a department Of medicine. with
JOG studentsi a department of dentistry with 81
students; q department Of law. with 469 stu
dents; department of Jurisprudence and diplo'-
macy. with 15 students. and courses for teach
tion and instruction. number 200, and include
some of the most noted men in educational and
administrative work in the country. The uni
versty now has in all departments 1.445 stu
dents and every State and all the Territories
are represented in the student body, as well as
Hawaii, Philippine Islands. Porto Rico and
Chill. China Costa Rica. Cuba, Germany. Japan.
Peru and Venezuela
From 1921 TO 1884 1t granted 1924 degrees TO
1,949 students in the next decade it granted
1910 degrees To S9J students. and in the last
decade to 1903 inclusive II has granted 2,299 de-
grees to 1.716 students. The university recently
purchased a new site. containing about five
acres. fronting on the Presidents Park, imme-
diately south of the White House, and upon 1t
and adjoining grounds, TO be acquired as neces-
sity demands, its new buildings will be erected
New-York tribune., 1904-09-02
/. N. P. STOKES AN EXECUTOR.

Isaac Newton Phelps Stokes. one Of the executors
fled for probate yesterday the viii OF Anna Mary
Quicke a resident Of Ashbrittle. Somerset Eng
land. who died there July IA. leaving a largo
estate in the county OF New-York. The will divides
the estate among her children except that during
the life OF the husband. the Rev. Charles Penrose
ouioke. he is to have the income OF one-half the
fund held In trust for the testator under the will
OF her father, Robert Bourne Mnturn The viii
appoints her nephews. Robert s. AIinturn and Isaac
Newton Phelps Stokes. executors, with power TO
add 20 their number any good and solvent trust
in the United States. ~ 3' ''4e
New-York tribune., 1904-09-02
City Hotels.
PubHc Notice.
NOTICE 10 TANPAYFRs7

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Department OF nance. Bureau for the F,ollectio,
Of Taxes, New York, September l. 1904 ''""
TAXPAYERS WHO DESIRE TO ORTATN
written Tequistion blanks may be procured in ~
borough oflces). stating their property by Seo,o
Ward Block and Lot Map number. xior ~
OF same from their bills OF last ~9P'
II taxpayer assessed personal tEr 49,.
sition should also request bill f6r tax 3
Each requisitioE should be accompanied nv nm =,
velope bearing the address o he
AND WITH RETURN POSTAGE PREPAID NN"''7
In case Of doubt In regard ard Sects,r
BLOCK or Lot number taxpayers should taxa ,5.t-
deeds TO the Department of
their property located on the mans of s
Department and forward Deputy Racet,s.r Ia
Taxes with the requ!ston certified memorandum 80
their property, which will be furnished bv n ~ "
partment OF Taxes and Assessments.
Taxpayers IN this manner will receive hills
turned by mail at the earliest possible moment an+
avoid any delay caused waiting on lines ~
The requsition must be addressed and mailed IN tta
Deputy Receiver OF Taxes in whichever borough tbe
is located, follows: 'H0
John j. McDONOUGH. No. ST Chambers str.a. Ror
ough OF Manhattan New York
JOHN 3. UEDERHILI. Third and
avenues Borough & OF The The Bronx New York
OF Brooklyn, New York
FREDERICK W. BLECKwENrS. corner jackson ave
nus and Fifth street. Long Island City. Borough
Queens New York.
JOHN DE MORGAN. Bay and Sand streets stsplston
Staten Island. Borough OF Richmond. New York
After receiving the bills ths taxpayer will see that
to the order OF the Receiver
bill and check with addressed envelope with the
return postage prepaid. 10 the Deputy Receiver in
Checks should be mailed att
the bills have been received by the taxpayer
All bills paid during October rebated betor.
DAVID z. AUSTEN
Receivor OF
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NOVA sCoTIAN TO CONTEST WITH U, S
Questions Right of American to Tax British
Subject for Entering This Country.

Yarmouth. y. s., Sept 1.-The right OF United
States governmen. official TO tax British subject
on British soil for the privilege OF allowing the
latter enter that country is to be contested here
Some time ago man named Levine came to this
port 10 take passage a steamer for Boston. He
was examined by the United States officials here,
and. # is declared. paid a head tax
Levine, failing TO pass a medical examination, was
not permitted to go to the United States. He says
that the head tax not returned 10 him, and
he has instituted proceedings 10 determine the
thority of the United States officials TO collect such
q tax British soil or TO refuse permission for a
New-York tribune., 1904-09-02
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOLS LEAD.
They Number 1887, or More Than Half
Those in Entire World-Greece Lowest.

81. Louis Sept The report compiled and Just
issued by W. J. Semeroth, OF St Louis chief sec
retary for the Worlds Fourth Sunday School Con-
vention. held at Jerusalem. IN April Of this year,
shows total Of go 95 Protestant Sabbath schools,
e4l4757 teachers and 23.4429 99s scholars IN Europe
Asia. Africa, North and South America and the
islands Of the
The United States leads with 1888! Sunday
schools, L4l9M teachers and u,493,59l enrolled
scholars. England and Wales come next with a
total membership Of little more than half this
number, while Greece. the lowest in the list, has
only four schools. seven teachers and $50 scholars
New-York tribune., 1904-09-02
A SEA SERPENT RUN DOWN

+ont Fleasant' ~ j. Sept. l (Speciap.-A party
OF guests from the Arverne House as tho -a1.
OF days fishing in Barnegat Bay brought hack
a story OF d sea serpent that had swallowed a
wsaknsh. On investigation It was found that when
one OF the party was about 20 land fish the linz
pole and all were suddenly torn out OF his hands
At the same time the shiny back Of soma croat,o
giided out of the water and then disappeared One
OF the women was about TO faint when the monster
Of the dsep" reappeared again. II was simply tbe
captains boy. who had taken a dive unknown, 70
the rest and had caught his bathing in ore Of
New-York tribune., 1904-09-02
CONDUCTOR OF WRECKED TRAIN GONE.

Montreal Sept L-Mr. Atkinson, the conductor
Of the exhibition train which was in collision with
the Island Pond express yesterday, when nine
lives lost. who. It IS said responsible for
the accident. has not been since after
the accident. His friends call attention to the
fact that there two No. trains the sched-
ule and that when No from the Quebec division
pulled in he evidently mistook it for the Island
Pond express. overlooking the Quebec division
New-York tribune., 1904-09-02

which has been edited by Mr.. Ernest Hartley
Coeridge. and Will be published next month.
ought TO prove readable. II viii give the por-
trait of striking personality and very able
jurist, and IL will contain hitherto unpublished
letters written by Gladstone. John Bright, Jow
EFT. Cardinal Newman. Matthew Arnold. Dean
Stanley. Archbishop Temple and other eminent
persons.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-02
INCREASE IN cHIcAeo's VALUATIONS

Chicago. Sept. Cook County's real estate IL
worth for taxing purposes $.E74952.7C0. according
20 the total determined by the Board OF Review OF
the 1904 assessments This IS full valuation.
which the tax will be about IL per cent The total
IS an increase of 81 17o25 over last years total
For the city of Chicago the gain in the value of
real estate is nearly 100000 representing about
s31 600 moro revenue from taxes for city purposes.
The total for the city this year IS Sl456. .647 1875,
against 81. .4z7. .465 last year.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-02
LEAVES $4,000 TO HOSPITAL.

The viii OF William H. Crawford. who died IN
Manhattan on August g. fled for probate yes
terday 1t disposes OF a large estate the widow
receiving bequest Of 100000 The only charitable
bequest is OF $4,000 TO the New-Arnsterdam Eye
and Ear Hospital The viii appoints the widow
Marie Hortense Crawford. and John G.. Jenkins ex-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-02
MINT OPENED AS GUNS SALUTE.

Denver, Sept 1.-The new United States mint in
this city opened to-day with Presidential
salute Of twenty-ons guns and the raising OF the
American flag over the building by. George z. Rob
erts, director OF the mint. The mint will not be-
gin operations until July !, 1885, no appropria-
ton has yet been made by Congress 10 cover the
cost of coinage.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-02
OFFTCE OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER AND

~ SUPERINTENDENT. u. s. Public Buildings. New
York y September /, 19O4--SEALED PROPOSALS
wiz DO resolved this ofcs until o'clock p ~ on The
described work. The removal OF the present iron
sS 5 tb. ,nstastioT In lieu thereof of foldng doors
complete necessary operating locking devices
etc complete all of the openings leading from
Greenwich Barrow and Washington Streets TO the open
driveway receiving platform respectively Appraisers
Warehouse York n. Y. Copies OF the specification
may bs had the above mentioned ofhcs. ALFRED
BROOKS FRY. Cni4f Engineer ana Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1904-09-02
HASTINGS. FANNY DE GROOT.-IN PuR.

HASTINGS, FANNY DE GROOT-IN PUR-
II Huance of order Of Hon Frank r. FitESprald a
County of NeW-York, notice hereby
given all persons having claims against Fanny de-
Hastings late Of the County Of New-Ynrk de-
present with vouchers 10 the
Bubscriber his place u trsnsactng business,
Office OF his attorneys, Agar. Ely & Fulton Mas
in the city Of NewYorl
o January, 1905.
Dated NeW-York, the 9th day of July. 1904
THOMAS HASTINGS.
AGAR Ely e FULTON Attorneys for Executor. Al
Nassau ST. Manhattan. NeW-York City.