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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-02
CONDITION OF TRAIE.
"Dun's Review says:

Much deferred Easter business was transacte
during the last few days. and some sections report
IS not yet normal and on the whole. the seasons
trade thus far compares unlavorably with last
years volume Manufacturing returns continue
conflicting. iron and steel plants gaining ground
footwear exhibiting the natural reaction from an
unprecedented production IN 1893. while textile
mills have much idle machinerv and little forward
building materials in better demand. although
foods at the West and labor troubles at the East
retard structural work TO extent. At Balti-
more the general situation is satisfactory despite
the fact that rebuilding Of the devastated district
IS hampered by efforts 70 secure legislative enact
ments regarding the arrangement or streets
Transportation is still interrupted by scarcity OF
cars. although I'm the coke region there IS less
gcstion, and railway earnings thus far reported
for March but IL per cent smaller than last
year. Agricultural prospects unchanged. better
weather conditions at some points being offset by
price situation IS extremely irregular. Foreign
commerce at this port for the last week shows
decrease of 50 222y3 in value Of exports and gain
OF I536 352 IN imports as compared with the cor
responding time in 1903. Bank exchanges at New
York decreased B5 per cent from last years fig
ures. while at other leading cities there a loss
Of IL per cent
Further progress in the right direction is reported
in the iron and steel industry Pig iron is In bet
ter demand, quotations for Bessemer advancing
slightly and the outlook for sufficient supplies OF
coke has improved owing to less traffic congestion
and more prompt transportation from the ovens TO
the furnaces. Moro in the Connellsville
region ara active and prices expected to be
lower II deliveries be made readily. ore pro-
duccrS have postponed their meeting until next
week. and the outlook IS brighter for agree
ment. he most disturbing factor at present Is
the attitude or tnpiate workers, those VINO have
been idle apparently favorng the acceptance OF
the proposed wage reduction, while others recently
employed faVOring resistance. Large contracts
for castings and pipe under consideration and
work on the Pennsylvania tunnel viii do much to
restore normal conditions at many plants Western
in that line. and implement manUfa cturers are
buster than at any recent date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-02
END OF PACKING COMPANY.
The International Winds Up Twelve Years
Operation with 100000 Loss

Chicago. April Ia motion for the withdrawal Of
a bill charging that more than g Loco 600 OF the as
sets OF the International Packing Company had
been ganlbled away by the company's directors
granted to-day by Judge Edward F. Dunno.
John c. Mcpherson. receiver Of the company, was
discharged and William Il Henkls, secretary OF
the Illinois Trust and Savings Bank was made re-
ceiver under foreclosure proceedings started by the
bank to get possession OF the International COM
paLy's properties IN the stock yards.
Il was minated TO Judge Dunno that a deal viii
be made whereby all the company's assets
amounting TO S5,OJ0,0J0 VIII be sold 4 powerful
stock yard interest The closing Of the deal, It IS
said, VIII wind up the twelve years operation q
g lsgl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-02
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Nev-Yorh. April l. 1904.
pqaF $ cars or export alive % T @ @ and R
excencn head 5ood heavy were particularly
hard sell and the whole market depressed with general
unsold Common good native sold sag
s. To- dressed beef dull al 64s per II or native sides
london cables quoted i've catIs Slow AZ eeGfIie 1er n
dressed weight sheep hrmer at ~ gl3c young sheep
n No shipments Of I've stock fresh meat from this
Be laden With SS gaIe ana oSg quarters OF beef for
oeIE son tlo bLSlsi FIlcesS vi ey Sc cattle Tor
the arst named shppers 81 wa,,h probably 20 70 Lon
son. OF which $50 probably London and $50
OF beef for schwarzschid sulzberger. Loo
Beef COMPANY ana quarters Tor the Morris Beef Com
s@'y me b Tan S me gnaf5eFs 81 I 5eet
muda. 80 cattle and ~ sheep with previously
sheep and quarters Of beet all to ports Of
Great Britain with the exception OF 50 cattle and 10
saIes-s Sanders: 20 Ohio steers 1859 10 average al,
az So %; Do 100 70 at 50 90 DO $50 ~ al 50 90
1880 u. At 50 40 do. l110 ~ 50 80; do. I103 ~
1890 n 81: DO sl7 70. at 81 s7ss. DO $50 n.
sherman culver: IS chicago steers 100 ~ 81 9o;
10 do 1851 No. ut 81 So 20 do ESQ n at 81 SO; 10
q s. a. 10 , % 1}ld p az IS 81 go Is , 96io Do sa =
Newton i Co: Is stable fed Pennsyvunia steers I24a
s. 50; bull. I4o0 u. S4 n. 50 i2s
]. B. Gibson ( CO.: steers. 70. a. 81 e5,
Do liza n at 81; bulls 1870 ID. at s. 20; Ohio do,
AfsIhe?son c.. 10 Ohio steers. 1887 n a, s. 20 10
81 75 d. 1850 H. at So Is: DO Io4o h. al S. so d.
Tob I shannoa bull 1850 h. at s4 do. 1850 10
50 500 n at So 90 cows 1880 n. 81 sOi
J shambers & son: . steers. 1915 n, So 10;
IS DO, 1910 n at "a 0 Chicago do 1904 H. at 81 co.
Korns Commission Pennsylvania bulls. 1885 70.
ii s. Judd & GO CO.: II bull. $50 n. at 50 IS
Te Nrfa~h A 70. q 10. A
Demand prices just about steady. with good
100 n. few tops at IS rs Little calves nominal city
dressed veals steady sG12o rn country dressed
saiesEJ. G. Curtis & Co, veas. 10. n average. at
J. Il Hume & Bro: . veas I54 n at So p.
. J 6 6 CO. o 8 yea al 81 10 az at e 90 i'' d.
Newton s Co: 10 yeals. 1s4 n, at SIS
Kerns Commission Co.; &c veals ia n. at 81 IS:
SHEEP AND I.AHrBs-ReceiDs were 20 cars. or SIS
head including ears tor as % m e ans be d
Sheen very quiet lambs very and prices dropped
G a f6 a' sste sa at s. o1' cus
So 50ds3 good to choice lambs at SoG 80 ~ cars eary
slow at sgsc per NJ lambs sls89lsc choice
Sd IN I c 46 ' State "a lambs SO n average
So 90 peg ss ~ sa 5sa sSR hse a5 4S al S. & DO
2s state lambs 81 n at 50 lo y da 90
Sc TO- State sheep. III ID al 90 cuIIs % ID
Tobin & shannon; 1872 State lambs, 92 II. at ssl5
s Judd & Co: 242 Buffalo lambs 50 n. at 50 90
Harrington Co; ds9 state amps Us p En- az 90 20,
D Harrington: 10 lambs. "a H. at - % "a snseD
Nj" = r. Hume & Bro 21s Western lambs. 70 n.
10 Dfst iSS Mere q' i cars or o5 head Including
R n to car o t9r state ss and hogs quota
Bile at So 1906 90 per 100 ~ Country dressed hogs
yssteFa52 q s.s' e hess q 1913 S
Tobn & Shannon Gate yesterday; 81 state hogs lo4
n. at SO 20; s roughs 100 10. at s. 20 49,.
145 h. at s. co. roushs 25s 10. at "a 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-Yort. April l. 1904
BEANS AND PT1AS-Buyers showing more in
terest ana Gull trade IN ell varieties.
Holders are not pushing sales however because Il
quite evident buyers do not need the goods at
emit Any force business would necessitate
in values TO poiat that would bring out specu
latv Scotch peas rather nrm We quote.
BEANS marrow choice. per bust So; do medium $40
81 o. DO pes 81 30 DO red kdzey, 81 1865 10; DO
soup, 81 so lima, California, 81 4oS2 40; do
Italian medium god$i DO other foreign medium.
81 1881 80; do foreign 81 so4S1 eo PEAS. green,
Scooter bags, per bush. 81 bOaSl So
BUTTER-Before the close yesterday the tone was Just
shade easier and this morning the market suffered
a decline. The break came rather
pectedly and met pretty strong opposition for
while Weather stormy. OF the Jewish buyers
hand. quite good deal OF delayed
the reduced figures quoted there lit
tie business but not enough 70 effect clearance and
still unsettled This applies chiefly the
table grades both fresh and held. but the Western
paclzinEs lower and dragging heavily.
ECGS-The decline OF yesterday caused q
Offering with light receipts to-day and very
demand. prices show OF strong &c Thers
Is indication CT close clearance this week but
stock offered shipment from the
prtcs We quote, state Pennsylvania and nearby
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-02
Is the Rochester police force rottens Tomorrow.
Tribune
MERCANTILE AGENCY ATTACHMENT.

she-S Erlaager yesterday received an attachment
Tor s2.2O against the international Mercantile
Agency. % No. s46 Broadway, which had been
issued BY Justice Narean. OF the Supreme Court.
NevburR. The attachment served the
Standard Trust Company, OF this city. where the
International Mercantile Agency had deposits OF
g SIS and also on william 4 Sterling treasurer
OF TIE agency.
he later appeared before Justice Gaynor, IN
Brooklyn, where he gave bond OF the National
Surety Company FOR a sum covering the attach
re1t. and the w-1t was then vacated By Justice
Sayuor pending final litigation The attachment
grew out OF a SUIT brought against the agency by
Charles +. Cnderhll who alleges. the Sheriff stat
Cd. that money was cue him because or stock he
had sold throughout the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-02
BANK TOLD TO LIQUIDATE AFFAIRS.
Deficit Of So, oCO in Amount Needed TO Pay
Stonington Depositors.

New-LondOl. Conn, April Judge Ralph wheel
er q the Superior Court. to-day directed the CT
acials Of the StoninEcon Savings Bank 20 proceed
70 Iqudate the affairs o. the bank rapidly as
might be practicable without serious loss 10 the
bank An order was also granted restraining the
bank FOR four months after May from paying II
excess OF 10 per cent OF its deposits.
The order followed a number Of hearings which
have been held on the banks application TO secure
injunction to prevent Il from paying depOsitors
IN excess Of 70 per cent Of deposits for the next
eighteen months. similar order has been n force
for the last year and half. According the
paLk Official figures there is deficit OF $1,000 n
the amount needed 70 pay depOsiuOrs. and accord
ing 10 testimony given By valuation experts the
hearing, certain real estate holdings Of the bank
N New-EaVen have deprecated il value that the
deficit OF deposits is actually about S90000 A Cues-
ton was raised az the hearings whether a
receiver should Re appointed the officers Of the
bank should be allowed 70 carry out its litigation,
and the latter course adopted the ground
that receiver would be Obstructive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-02
PENNSYLVANIA R. R LOAN PAID OVER
The S50,000,O00 Placed at Disposal of Com
pany by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.

The loan Of 100000 negotiated IN February by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company was payable
yesterday when the entire amount was paid over
TO tie borrowing corporation by Kuhn. Loeb &
Co.. who were IN charge OF the arrangements for
financing the loan. It IS understood that the
money viii be held deposit IN the local banks
for some time IN order that disturbance OF the
money market may be avoided, and will be with
drawn gradually the company shall from time
10 time need TO & The loan IS for eighteen
months, the company paying for the OF the
money A per cent interest, and in addition
mission, which viii make the total cost about 5
cent
With all the exchanges closed little general bust
transacted yesterday in the financial dis
trict The BANKS and banking houses were open.
however, and were busy with the April ! interest
and dividend disbursements which are estimated
this year 10 aggregate about s75.0OoO0o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-02
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

A petition II bankruptcy fled ysEterday IN the
United District Court BY Noses Ba-uch No. CO
East E1eventh-st-. dung business the RELIABLE
SKIRT COMPAST: liabilities 1851; assets $780, Tho
principal the Peoples Bank $3.50 The
accounts. SsS2. and STOCK, S2S6.
Another petition alsd BY WILLIAM J. GRIFFITH,
i88 West Forty-ngnth-st; liabilities. S115e5. assets
78s. Tho principal creditors
Company. S62S5 secured by assignment of bonds OF
North Rec Company, estimated worth $500
which Is baak-upt's principal asset
Schedules were hled by NATHAN & ISAAC II.
property $40 The principal creditors the D Ottmln
Lhographing Company. No CO Dua2e-st. SOS Herman
scheduies lied by ARTHUR H. PAGE broker. at No.
So o4t So az ~ t5e iaesbedneSs Is secure The
principal creditors r Il Thomas S3432 secured 0y
gtocEs r. Davis Chicago 5,749: q l. F1ckow Chicago
So 80: Il Grove Philadepaa- $1,000; Getta1 * Den
consist OF cash $3.50; notes. 81 III furniture
S1.Ol1; accounts Ss.2O6 deposited IN bank. Say@- -
Newt. liabilities OF S6226T ana $685..
principal creditors the National Bank OF North
ellv ir 30 l6l washington Market sd ia me asset.
Schedules aled BY the E-LAISDALE COMPANY show
liabilities Of So III assets OF 81 0s The latter consist
OF gypsum beds al EmsGale Nova Scotia, valued al
475; $780, The lrEn Sl2T3; j.
W BauTnaa & Co. New-York City SD 455, Cooper Ex-
change National Bank So 90: Hamilton National Bank
50 800: Corn Exchange Bank. $1,000
FIELD Oriental goods millinery liabilities OF
$50 909 Of sl5S6 The principal creditors
knauth- Nachod Kuhne No - Wilan-st-, 81, s25
cured BY wo-h stated sis OOO;
Ieuth & Co, zurich ss921; L Lezres q Co. Paris.
So BEeadWay 50 I9l s n SclEa1 q O. No. 80 White
bakrupts claim - cent interest In tie merchandise
ana accounts hyD0tecarcd with cedorE The assets
ss cash, sl5o stock 5000; machinery. $4,000; ac-
counts So Each OF the Peiten brothers has ufs
saTancs OF S6.0 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-02
Financial Meetings.

THE LEATHER MANrFA a.l1 SATioNL
RANK OF NEW YORK. 20 Wall -treet--New York,
March 5th. I9Ot.-NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
DERS-A special meeting OF the stock
bofdsrs Of Leather Manufacturers National Bank
work is Will be held at It's r-trg
OfHce No Street. IN the Borough OF M-LnhaJ-
tan Citv ofN the llth day OF April 1904.
the following purposes l. To
on resolutions place the said Bank IN vOl1n
if0uidaton FOR the purpose or merger and con-
soiidaton OF the said Bank with The Mechanics Ma
-ton.I TSan< OF City OF New York. 2. To
anon resolution authorizing and approving the sale
60 The Mechanics National Bank OF the City OF New
Work or assets and business OF this Bank
hook value shown by this Banks
ment OF and liabilities at the date OF
sale and the assumption by the said The Mechanics
National Bank of the city OF New York. OF
IfabiIities OF Bank the shall upou
Us books a the time OF the merger 3 To TO
a1thortzs n necessary the making OF payments
and such allowances and adjustments COMPENSATION
~ salaries In to enable the proposed consolida-
tfon ard merger TO be accomplished 20 the officers
In general TO approve and authorize the proposed
and consolidation II this Sank RE Ne
chanies National Bank OF the City OF New York and
authorizes and empower the officers OF
this Bank 20 do any and all acts proper
effect such consolidation and transfer
books will be closed from P. II. March 18th. 1904
until 10 A. NJ APRIL 18th. 1904 This meeting Ia an
thorized and called and this notice Is given BY order
OF the Board OF Directors.
FRANK o. ROE. Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-02
THE PHILIPPINE BOND ISSUE

Washington. April The House Committee On
lnsuar Affairs to-day authorized a favorable re-
port on the Cooper bill for the issue OF bonds for
municipal improvements n the Philippines and
guaranteeing interest on capital 20 be invested In
railroad construction IN those islands.
The biIl was amended to eliminate the al
tentative proposition presented by Secretary Taft
that Il private capital did not seek investment n
the Islands the proposed roads might be built by
the government anG leased for operation.
The bond provision for municipal improvements
limits he issue s. e0o90 instead OF $4,000 900.
1rst proposed The interest IS reduced from 70 "a
per cent. The denominations OF silver certificates
authorized TO be issued are limited from pesos 70
30 instead q from 2 10 00c.
A minority report viii 30 made by members op-
posing The bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-02

IS 40 rough heavy s. 1895 30; light IS los5 So efs
sales So 256S5 50. SHEEP-Recefpes 800
sheen loo lower good 10 choice wethers "a 1880 ~ sr
10 choice mixed S. 5OQs4 go: Western sneep - SVg
IS 40: native lambs. 81 50QS5 90 80 -.
East Burial I-CATTIEe-Receipts. iuu read
steady prime steers IS 25es5 500 shipping 81 I5gsS 5s
butchers 25GS5 TO- heifers So 509S+ %: cows sop
% bulls. SO 5GS4 .. vEAIS-Receipts 90 nesS.
25c higher Sc 5OGS7 70. HOGS-Receipts. 4soo neaI:
fairly active 3O674Gc lower: heavy and rixed % oO2
IS So workers. So 5O9SJ so: pigs 50 40SS 30; rnggs
81 IS 1854 %. daires. - 00GSS 90
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts 1000 head; stacy Sc ~
lambs S5QS5 90: yeariings IS 5OS5 6O wethes % %
IS 40: ewes. 81 1885: sheep mixed. 50 2SaSS 10. -.
Kansas city. April I.-CATTLE-Receipts, Fo mead.
Including so southerns Market steady; export and
steers. 81 50T$5 fair to good % 0OsSt'
So e0GS4 -. stoczers and tceders
T5dS45O; So 5Ods4 TO- southern COWS
81 5O4S3 25; S24S4; native neiers -
s. 80; bulls 81 Jo9S3 80; calves 81 I2lSs % e 81
Receipts. g. zoo head: market &c higher TOP. - -
bulk sales So O5S5 20: heavy s. 15S5 221 packers
So 059S5 20: pigs and lights 81 5OtS5 90 SH4Ett
ceipfs 700 head higher: native lambs. - 2oP
S. 80; Western lambs SJGS5 IS: fed 81 5s4 -;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-02
The WOOL TRADE

This Boston American Wool snd Cotton Reporter" OF
April
With the exception Of the takfngs OF large con
Of which purchased 100000 pounds or
medium Montana wC0ls and other fully much or
Territorial woods the market has presented quiet
during the last week Desirable selections are
greatly reduced. fine medium clothing Territory
being about the only variety OF stock which can De SAID
70 be in good supply. Consumers rule lightly
stocked. but they buying than is sufficient 20
I'll their Immediate requirements Prices
continue and woods Of and three-ssths
grades they the very top level Of the
The receipts Of Boston this week amounted 70
bales against 1886 bales last week and 1172I
bales last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-02
NAY BE SANTA FE STRIKE.
MGchiRists Threaten to Go Out to
Cnionize the Road.

Topeka, Kan. April General Manager Nudge
OF the Santa re said to-day in regard 10 the pro-
posed strike OF the nachinists OF the system.
The grievance OF the rnachiuists has nothing 70
Go with their wages They admit that are pay
ing them as much as any other road pays. The
trouble is based the action the company
takes IN regard 10 the employment OF its The
Ilacainlsts have asked that when men are en-
plOyed hereafter union men be given the prefer
ence- This refused to do
II the machinists go out. and think they viii
We shall Ill their places az once regardless OF
whether the new men ara union not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-02
PROCESS OF BEET sueAR INDUSTRY

Washington. April The President to-day sent
20 Congress 4 long report on the progress Of the
beet sugar Industry Of the United States n 1903.
prepared by Charles z Saylor, special agent OF the
Department Of Agriculture. II includes the results
of personal observations and investigations IN the
Hftysix factories in the United States Mr.. Savlor
SAYS the industry can longer be treated
experiment but that successful beet raising and
sugar producing are assured. -Four factories have
gone into operation since The last report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-02
THE FINANCIAL MARKETS.

The Stock Exchange was closed yesterday;
also the foreign bourses. For the convenience
Of readers Thursdays closing prices for securi-
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-02
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money call nominal at II.
per cent Time money quoted at per cent FOR
sixty days. 81 per cent for ninety days. sA "A per
cent for four months and +gF7 per cent FOR five
and six months. Commercial paper quoted at
lz95 per cent for sixty 10 ninety days 424G5 per
cent FOR four to six months. and 81 per cent for
others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Mnrket dull Actual
clio mt es SnlInryf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-02
OTHER MAEKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

chf.aro Anrtl I-CATTIsE-Rsceipts. f5.0o0i steady:
good TO prime steers IS 256s5 So nominal; poor 70
stockers and feeders. 81 6OaS4 %;
cows 81 75Gs4 Is: hefsrs s2Fs4 so; Gamers 81 T5a
81 50 bulls s2as4 calves 81 5o5 S0 Texas red steers
x4FTs4 IN IfOGS-Receips to-day. 2400O head: o-mor
row IS 600; ieft Market 100 higher; mixed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-02
FLETCHER HEATH IN MEXICAN DEAL.
Said To Re on the Way to Buy 100000
Worth of Tobacco Plants.

Austin, Tex. April IA party Of New Workers.
headed BY Fletcher Heath. Is On the way Mex
3co 10 negotiations for the purchase OF three
Of the largest tobacco factories IN that country.
The proposed consideration fo- the three factories
Is said 10 exceed S70o00o The net profits for 1903
of the BuenO Tono factory the largest OF the three
on It's paid Up capital Of 1900. were more than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-02

In to-rnorrou@s Tribune VIII be described and pct-
ured the way which thousands of Russian Members
Greek Church journey to Jerusalem each Easter
and the ceremonies which they witness there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-02
Southern Pacific Company.

New York March 1904
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the Southern Pacific Comps for the pur-
OF electing directors OF said
transaction OF other business which
the meeting. viii be held at the Office
Beechmont. Jefferson County. Kentucky II A. 81.
standard time on "Wednesday the 9Th day OF April lsf
The books for transfer OF stock Will be closed for ne
purposes Of the nesting AZ o'clock p NJ March L.
1904
ALEX NIrLAR. c1sr6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-02
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
san Francisco, April 1.-The official closing quo
ton. Tor mining stocks to-day were follows;
NAVAL STORES.

Charleston. April I.-rURPENTINE and RosIN nom
innl. -. -. -
wilmington april Naval stores market closed TO.
6nv. Fleczll,s were follows: Spirits turIentlne %
casks ros. 20 bss: tar. Is s6is crude taspsnne -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-02
CALL FOR NATIONAL BANK REPORTS.

Washington. April The Controller OF tho Cur
rency has issued cal for the condition OF national
1=zs at the close OF business On Monday. March g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-02

TN PUIlS UA-NN -. - -.
Work rotce Is given 20 al persons having elains
Moses Stf-fsI late OF the County YORK
ssesased present ts with vouchers
80 rfber az OF "a
~ ors-e of Leonard 3ronner. No. Br0adwav IN
the CITY CT York. before the 18th day af
Afay
Dated New York. the am day o. November 1904
JULIUS APRIL. Adniuisrrxcnr
LEONARD BRONNER. Attorney for Atrnlnistrafor 50
Broadway. Borough af Manhattan. New Yorh c3ty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-02
JUDGMENTS

TIE following judgments were 1iec yesterday.
ne nrst name being that q the debtor: