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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-02-13
N office.

Notice is hereby given that hereafter
the curfew bell will ring at s p. M, at
which time all children will have to be
off the streets.
BY order of City Council.
S. A. SMALL, City Clerk.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-02-13
Women
Arc Like
Flowers.

Poets have been
70 II d of likening
woman to a flower.
Her fairnes S i s
flow erlike. He T
sweetness suggests
the flower fragrance.
Her very fragility
finds itS tune nnn,tt
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-02-13

COAL-Springston Lumber Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-07

Nos I. 3. 5, z.
FOrty-ninth Street
PARCEL NUMBER TWO


C1nurtsinr the two buildings ara tn.
provemens thereon adjoining each other by ths
street 40 and 40 Fifth Avenue which, Durex-
directions OF said Judgment. VIII De sold
gather as parcel separately described
seVeraliy subject leases follows VIZ:
certain lot piece parcel OF land with ths
Borough OF Manhattan. in Tbs City q
New York and described follows Il
10 saw ginninr at the corner formed BY tntersectio
OF thu Fifth with the
ery Fftysixth Street, and running north
westerly side OF the Fifth Avenue thirty
inches. thence westerly parallel with
Ffsxth street and for OF the distance through
Fifth
side OF Ffysixth Street. and thence
hundred feet TO te point OF place o. beginning which
land Section Number (dvel and IN Block
and designated as the Land Map OF The city
York subject and with the benenr OF al
walls and all subssJing agreements relating TO party
walls affecting such premises or any part thereof and
also subject thereof reservins
1900 which viii expire November I. 1905. and
buna ana i1provenlats thereon erected st1ars Wing
ud being OF Manhattan, IN The City q
York. bounded ana Described follows
70 Berilring az he westerly OF
Fffh distant thrty-tWo feet and three inches
from the northery line OF Ffftysxth Street.
street OF the distance through party wall
hundred feet thence northeriy and parallel with the
-rIv and parallel FTrysIh Street hundred feet
westerly side y the Fifth Avenue. and thence
eighteen inches the point place Of be-
ginning which said land lies n Section NUMBER tvei
ana Block Number 1872 lrwelv~ hundred and seventy
vot on map and desigrat=c the Land Map
81 the CITY subject and with the benefit
TO party walls affecting said premises, OF any part
thereof subject lease thereof rsservtng an
OF $500 which viii expire November l94
The following l1 diagram or me premises comprising
the lots 5s buildings and improvements known
as Numbers and 20 Fifth Avenue above Described
Parcel No showing the said premises as single par
Gel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-07
Fifry-sixrh Street
PARCEL NUMBER THREE

o s o DO t5d ct s 1a ana RSn ss a sSa ss
separately described severag subject 10 leases fol-
All ta 9eT51in Lon P or g ertct ea Sf y me
@ N IN Is-og-h Of Manhattan In Ths c1ty 81
giaans at point westerly side OF the Fifth
distant twentsye LeeJ NE neass S9al9sTy nom ne
ese So OF The Film Avenue CenIy I'VE fest thencs
westerly through party wall aud Line parallel with
Line parallel with the Ftth Avenue twenty-five fee5
Aforesaid hundred feet to the westerly side OF
san LAM t57S - buhred and sxsvSo1 on ~ ne oeS
-r ana fesigaated as the Land Nap OF the City -
New YorS subject - me i tS a. 20 ouliainss and
John Paine and others dated December 1s52. and
YORK In I6r SO OF Conveyaces page esq., SO far as the
same are and with the 6sas1 y ali party Ws and A
su5sisn agreements relating 20 party walls affecting
premises any part thereof and also subject to
leases parts Of said premises rsrvng rents
All that lot piece or parcel O land situate iaE
~ rs an ety OF New York bounded and described "a To-
lows Besinnins az ne corner % Forty
GJhsrl along the SAID westerly SIDE OF Fffth kvsnas
s9'Ts 5 t i've line or sno o FSy aRa parallel
ore hgndrs ssS thence 99hs 9 sna S7 Line parallel
southerIy side Of Fortyssverth themes
street enc hundred 70 westerly OF FfSh
land lies in section number fve % Block NUMBER
l- Twelve Ralt ~ IaT Nh ~ re 1c pa Ie p, nap 1cy
subject and restrictions buildings
SY I Paine and others dated December l. Is5s and re
YORK in L6er 6l5 Of Conveyaces page 657 So FAR a. Sc
same are in foTss and SgPSa9ss 70 SAD premises and
subsisJln aseents fsSns 70 party walls affecting said
st premises 5essas an annual rent OF s1o5oo
me oll9giH a e s,7- o: me premises
Parcel 10 ). showing the said premises a siasss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-07
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
nv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

TELEGRAPH TIE TRIBUNE.
Chicago. MAY 6-There was enough crop news
OF the bull sort to-day 10 make a strong wheat
market Futures left OF sc 1asc up. the May up
the most II closed 9l2sc. Old July sold at ssSs
and at S7Tsc and closed at s7isc new July. $3.50
sellers: Old September S2Ssc; September Sllsc
The Ohio report made the winter wheat condition
only Sc. compared with 81 last month and 90 last
year The Kentucky report made the condition CO.
compared with 69 last month. Snow said that the
general condition 7+5, compared with sol last
year He said that there had been drop during
the month in Ohio OF y points, 20 points in Mich
gan ls points Indiana points in Illinois and Is
points In Oklahoma. The Modern Miller was
bullish- There was hrmness early on rains in the
Northwest. Argentina shipped $4,000 bushels.
making J055s,0O0 bushels since January, compared
with 80 400 90 last year. Liverpool was I'D 10 SD
up: London 2sd I'D up. There was some in
crease in the outside speculation. but the trade
largely professional and the lack OF outside in
terest prevented much response 10 the news The
-four situation does not improve. The contract stock
is being cut down-12OOoO bushels No Northern out
OF store to-day. II looks a. though the contract
s-ocl, nv the end OF the week would not be much
over 10000 bushels. The local sentiment was bull
fsh on crop losses, but cash wheat handlers were
bearish on the -four weakness, lack Of exports and
lack Of outside speculation
Corn was irregular, closing &c higher for May,
hut c lower for the other futures. May closed at
lzc July sold at issc and ass. and closed at 4sc;
September. 4Sc. There Was some advance early on
the expectation that the lake strike would be
settled Il IS expected that II Will be settled
speedily Receipts were I'll cars. with . contract
Shipping sales 20 go bushels. Argentine shipped
only go 900 bushels Liverpool IA 10 Sd Up.
Clearances were los 600 bushels and for the week,
40 000 bushels Early the Patten party was cover
ing shorts. There a little too much rain In the
corn States. The market was a small one II the
lake strike is settled. shipments VIII probably
increase.
oats closed II 10 &c lower. The May was &c;
July sold al s9sc At 3sAsc. and closed at SS4c
September 5Ossc sellers The Patten interest was
selling July. The crop news was favorable The
shipping demand was rather slow. Sales were
c. 900 bushels Receipts were only IS cars with six
standard. There were 1900 bushels Of standard
oats out OF public houses. The stock OF standard
will probably decrease $4,000 bushels this week
Duluth Is Offering cheaper than Chicago.
Provisions weak, pork 22lzc lower, lard
nc TO lGc lower and ribs TO 7Izo lower The de-
cline was in spite Of light hog receipts and prices
at the yards Sc higher There was considerable
commission house stop loss selling. There were
5000 hogs West. compared with 5000 last year.
There seems 10 be no efficient bull interest IN the
market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-07
foreclosure Sales.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
Of New York-Mary ". Turner Plaintiff against
John II. Mary Kerr, his wife. and others.
petendauts-In pursuance Judgment OF Foreclosure
Sale duly and entered in the above entitled
the Attn OF April 1904, !, the
Undersigned the Referee in said Judgment named Will
sell Public Auction at the New York Real Estate
salesroom, No l6 broadway in the Borough Of Man
haitian City OF New York. en- the twenty day OF
April, 1904. O'Clock that day, by Joseph
2. Day. ESQ., AuCtoneer, the premises directed by said
Judgment and therein described follows:
All that piece parcel OF land with the
buildings erected, lying and being the north
ery side OF East Sixtyseconl STREET between First and
Second said CITY OF New York. bounded and
described follows. viz: Beginning at point on the
SXtyseCUnd Street distant four
hundred nd -hrty-rine feet sCUtheastery from the
nOrheaserIy said Street and Second Avenue
running thence northeastery parallel with said Avenue
one hundred feet inches the line OF the
block; southeastery parallel with said Street
feet: thence scJhweserly parallel with said Ave
five inches 10 the nOrtEerly line OF
East Sxysecond Street and thence no-thwestery along
eriy line seventeen feet to the point or place
Of beginning -.
Dated New York. April 5th 1904
CHARLES w. CULVER Referee.
FRANK NJ. TICHESOF; Attorney for Plaintiff IS Park
Row. Borough Of Manhattan, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-07

The property VIII subject Discrepancies r. .nv
between descriptions possession 0ggn hv SURVEYS
such sale r2t Hate 20 satisfy any lien charge ana
easements other liens he a.
purchaser paid by the Referee known
and surveys OF THE property be sold nav
be examined The GEsse OF ENAR4S. TRACY
MAN for the plaintiffs. maps. Terms Or
information obtained
Offices JOHN LAIEIN,
Arthur Tryon Kemp others. Street. Erlf-
MET < ROBINSON. attorneys fo- defendant Yor~
Life Insurance q Trust Co., Trustee. 81 wall
Street the AUCTIONEER, No. Pine Street ana No sac
fifth Avenue the REFEREE No Gs William street.
At any time before the day or sale.
Dated New York. April 18th 1901
PETER B. CLNEF Referee
EvARTS TRACY SHERMAN. Attorneys for plaintiffs
C)fnc. PostctiCe add all E{orou-n
OF Manhattan. New York city.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

Of New Yorll.-Au--stus =. Holly surviving
trustee under VIII and Testament o. E5wart
Roche Plaintiff. against Emily X. DuschEes
ans others Dcfgula1t7IU pursuance Of Judgment %
foreclosure and d- made and entered above
bearing date the 18th dav OF March, 1901.
tire UNDERSIGNED. referee IN said Judgment
public auction. n the New York Real Estate
Salesroorl l6l Broatway, IN the Borough OF Man
haitian city York. Nav 18th, 1901, twelve
grI1rk that 1ly hy Joseph j. Day. aurt0ue.r.
rre1ises directed bv judgment
All those three certain lots
.F che buildings and
siruutr wing and being the souhsFT
side AZ ut New York
Il Manhattan. known Numbers 3l2 3l4 and Sl6
West which taken together bounded AM
Described follows Beginning point the south
erly side Ssth street distant 2o feet westerly from
-o corner hv the intersection OF said
eriv SHE OF street with The westerly side q Eighth
Avenue. running thence sou-hery and parallel with
Tnth Avenue 90 feet inches % the center line OF
ff6rE 3tth c1f 3~tr streets. thence
along line ~ the block 20 feet. thence north
ertv again parallel with E--ftb par-
distance through party wall ts feet inches.
said side Of ~th street and thence eastery.
along said aauthcrlg side OF 3,th the
lies Ia section 3. Block 1lI the Land Map City
u york
BOARpMAN FLATT * solely. Attorneys for Plaintis
% Wall Street Borough q Manhattan, New York
Tho street 81 ala 3I6 3sth Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-07

The Approximate amount OF the lien charge 70
which above described property is
S8l4T5O interest thereon from the LIST day
April 1904 together with costs and allowances
ing TO Si37 0s April 4h, 1905 together
with the expenses sale. The approximate amount
OF taxes assessments, other liens, 70
allowed purchaser Of the purchase money.
maid hv the Referee. S71.75 and interest.
Dated York. Auvtl 5th 1904.
CHARLES W. CULVER, Referee
The foregoing sale hereby adjourned day
OF NAV 1905. a the time and place
Dated York, April 2Sth 1904.
CHARLES ". CULVER. Referee
TT ANK II TI~HFNCTs Attorney for Plaintiff. Park
Row Borough o Manhattan New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-07
Partition Sale.


Ya inslEunent executed BY and rns Nsw
uLlon for the Instruction ana DUMB
1so and recorded IN the Office OF the Rer9srer % ina
as-S OF View York. IN Liber $50 Of Conveyancss page
tvehnls contained certain deed made by VIII
recor5eS IS an. sd ss wife dated March q 1885, and
tsa+ aees page $50 and the contained IN
VIE GATED October $50 ana recorded IN tb 80. -
IA a. IN L4oer los OF Conveyanees page SO
PREMISES and also subject 70 and with ths berer al
party walls Affecting said prsaise sS s TsaSln< .
- loIct @ ten leases % different parts ot SAD
SsasIng Stoo90 per annu All which leases viii q
An 10. 81 oe.e lore october L 1908; and
pu!!dlng thereon erected situate IA The 1fs-
rattan IN The City New YORK Eno[1- - -, -
plumber 6l5 tsix hundred an tbfee5 Fn q sS slses
~ eIl1 described follows. Beginning AT a nof,. on
s- side Of the Fifth Avenue distant thrttrss
hue and the nortberJv glls OF me Fi,th Ave.
- Is thence easterv right angles or nearlT 40 70
Iestt thence northeriv ana 1r.sI a. 1s one h1narss
SIDE Of the Fifth Avenue tyFentv-eiEht faet.
or nearly said eascrlv si ~ ~ F3!,S nss
Fifth Avess "a lesl 70 the said easerIy OF the
point ~ iss Urn Avenue twentyetsht to tn,
restrictions bIiI5saEs a1I ,1irs- 81 g-lls sac
Ib VA certain Instrument executed by an between
ana Dumb and Henry r. vnfb-0n and IN 81 ne 5 t1s-1
REGISTER of 49, and recorded IN ofIcs OF the
Conveya1ceS 'se-5 or New York. IN LIber 63S OF
by WiIia~ ,I5 ase 20 and in that deed made
asd recorded or re oF sai7 I 81, ~, Iso9
force ans page D. far the same remain 40
r4 sss N section Number 1ava ana m sToc h N sad
known ard 5s.H.a lred and eghty-dvel on ths map
rart vra a4I subject with the benefit o. ali
S1ns SAID pr-nses or anv nar- 1850 PSE1' S~-1s
srrfhs5 ~, p-s Is 4 diagram OF premises abovs d.
as the Bgcziashal Hotel T R J9s premises knewn
single p5TaI IN Avenue showing said premises "a
Fiftisth Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-07
To Uhom 1t Nau COncern.

TTATHARINA SCHAUB, NEE KOPP,
Wife % George Sohauh Iahorer at DracheubrouD
tAsace. d!ct september IH. I>s She left legtti-
daughter named k4thdrut Schaub. who after the
death of her mother IS supposed 10 have erEratet 20
America. Nagt.al-na k1pr. vile OF Nchael Bucuer.
shepherd or keehurg ,Al1eei and SISTER ot tho de
katEarina ScHauh. hopp was declared LEGALLY
by Court tNassrurhes AuItsserchD at Wessen
burg. Alsace. November 3r4 1903 All those who believe
have hereditary rights In the estate OF Katharine
Schaub NaS3aeut Butcher invited 10 present their
claims submitting their papers ~ the undersigned
Amtsgericht not later than August 3lst 1901.
NslsseEaurg. AIsdce March 2fth, 1904
kaizerlicles Ar-tsgertchE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-07

The APPROXIMATE amount II the lien charge %
which above described property be
b xi5 as. so with I0th
lqps and allowances amounting o
SIs2 ~ with thereon March .Stn 1905
OF tine taxes. asssSaue1ts ether allowances
which allowed the purchaser af the
nousy or paid by referee, SJsi II and interest
Dated New Yors Alr.l l@ta 1904
FREDERICK g. WETTERAJ-. Referee
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20 Bread Street, New York

STATEN ISLAND RAPID TRANSIT RAILWAY COM
PASH SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS.
Baltimore. No. April 9Th, 1904
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
holders OF the above mentioned bonds that. pur
sarce or provision OF the securing the
the baltimore 6 Ohio Railroad Company
Lls OF purchase and VIII and accrued interest
Tor these bonds at the office OF The Standard Trust Com
iany New York, May 18th 1904 and from and after
that date interest these bonds Will
THE BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY,
by J. Y. McNEAL. Treasurer.
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NoTICE Is HEREBY GIvEN THAr rHn

~ undersigned surviving Executors % The win -
George Kemp deceased. VIII sell. public auction az
ne New York Rea- Estate Sa.es Room, Nuuber 1cf
broadway. the Borou- Of Manhattan in the CITY ~
York. the lfth day Of May. 1854 c'cocis
I. NJ By Heroert A sherman Auctoneer, all Of ths
right interest belonging % ~ 49,
said George Kemp deceased the furniture and
equipment contained The Hotel
& OF Fifth Avenue and Fleth Street
Borough Manhattan the city York Subject
% existing thereof which eyuira Nft1s
1906 and also the oce furniture The lsravia sit
ated at tire corner 81 Fifth Avenue FOrtv-ntnt,
Street Borough tan in the city OF New
Dated. New York. A7-tl rs. taos
AFrTIltF r TRYON KEMP
GEORGE WILLIAM KEMP
Surviving Executors Of the VIII OF George Kemp. D.
ceased -
EvARTS. TRACY & SHERMAN. Attorneys FOR Esxecr,-
tors. No 81 Wan Street. New York City
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BAKER ESTATE.

Persons interested the Baker estate learn
greatly advantage by addressing JOHN
MCINTYRE Zoe SO. Eureka. California
/ ADVERTISEMENTS anc subscriptions cor The Trtbuna
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ayes. West 25ust: S}s @l between 10th and
Gf-c-st. TuS lst-aVe.
Ga. Eas 80 from ont ave
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DiUidend Notices.

OtLtOtUtG ~ OLGCCSs
AMERICAN GRAMOPHONE co.
Preferred Dividend No So
regular dividend quarterly No. 86
one and three-quarterS rer cent. the PREFERRED
stock Of the American GraphoPhCne will be paid
May l6 20 stockholders Of record May !. 1904.
BY order OF the Directors.
- EDWARD D. EAsToN. President.
E o, LOCKWOOD. Secretary.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
- received 81 their Uptown Office
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IIth SITS: ORG 3cave, 6Isst: 170S 1st-ave
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near 4lstst.; G54 3G-ave.: 96 Christopher-st
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BONDS.

rozsIeN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL
BONDS.
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rs PURsTANCE "a AN ORDEE OF HON

- Abre- O. Thomas. q Surrogate q the County oc New
York dated January - Ieo4 Nol-s hereby given
AGAINST MARIA A. TIER.
a. OF County YORK. present
subscriber. a.
O. transactiug business 10 Broadway. City oc
New York Borough q Manhattan. % or before The
sew ~ september
GEORGE r. WEsTETFTEID. ENeuctor.
Dated the 5ta day 0f February. 1894.
JOHN AITKEN. Attorney FOR Executor. No 20 Broad
way Aew York. n
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u PTRSTANCE OF AZ ORDER OF HON.
- prRSrANCE OF AZ ORpER OF HON

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate ot the County OF New
Work NOTICE is given 20 al having claims
against Moses Serei late of te Ccanty q New York
the SUBSCRIBE mis- place q transacting business al
m u Leonard Sronner. No. 300 Broadway. in
tie city OF New York on or before the 18th day OF
JULIUS APRIL Administrator.
' LEONARD RRO%NER Attorney for administrator. BOD
49, Broadway. RorotSh Of N4nhatta0. Sew yrrk CIV
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Intended Steamship Saiings from Japan
China and Philippine Islands
Empress OF India. Nay 23d r NJ Tartar. 2Tth
z. NJ :. Athenian June 9Th Empress Of China July 4th
Empress JapaE-Jule i3h Empress July 25th
Hawaiian. FIJI Islands Australia and Nex-ZeaIand-
MiOwera- May -4tH A1ana June 24th
For rates and information apply 10 +5s Broadway.
4 CUNARD LINE.
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From Piers s1-j2. North River.
Iucania May :. 10 y NJ Etruria May. IS Noon
May IL Noon. a
Campania. May II 10 A. N Jmbri9 IL
TUESDAY SERVICE
Carpathia.. Nav II 4 VI. g May 81. A
MEpITERRA NEAN-AUEIATI SERVICE
Twin Screw ULTONIA for Trieste and Fiume,
Tuesday, MAY -, Noon-
SIavonla June Z Noon ItInla- July s. Noon
Pannoria June 81, Noon Savcnia- July - Noon
Apply 20 Broadway. New York
VERNON H. BROWN General Agent.
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IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON

i Abner C. Thomas. q Surrogate County OF New
notice Is hereby given ~ all persons having claims
against simon H-!uAfn. OF of New YORK
decreased present with vouchers thereof
the rscrners place of transactng business at
Jerome a. Herman, No. - Nassau street.
city q New YORK. on or before the 9th day OF
September next.
dated New York the 18th day 81 March. 1904
AMELIA HERMAN EAecutriX, JEROME g.. HERMAN.
LEO SD%%EFDR<. l>Atcutor7
CHARLES /. GEEGNkAIf4 Attorney for Executors so
Broadway. New York city
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CARTH- GRANNII.LE WV PrRsrANCE

- OF an order o. Frank r Fitzgerald. a surro-
OF County OK $ev-fGrA. NOTICE "a hereby
persons claims GRANVILLE
". GARTH deceased. u County @ York
er. at place u Jrauszctns business
Harrison q Byrd Wall Street os
haitian the city q New York before fifteenth
CAV of September
Dated New YORK the thsrd day OF Marrh 1904
LILLE AICO3IB GARTH. Administrative.
Harrison & Byrd Attorneys tJr AGmlnlHyrafriI Wall
street York. city
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- G Thomas. Surrogate OF the County
YORK Notice IS hereby given o. all persons having claims
Maria l. thresalan- OK the County e.
deceased present the with vouchers thereof
the EuUsrser his place % tansaetlng business
the 1f Osborn Gillespie, No. Il Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan The Gig Of New York on Q
before the @.l3 day ~ June next
Dated New York. TIE I.h day y December 1905
TIMOTHY MATLAEK CHIESNAN. Executor
DEXTER OSBORN x GILLESPIE. Attorneys for Ell
ecutor. u Broadway. New York City.
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SurrOgateS Notices.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Ahner C Thomas, q Surrogate Of the County Of New
York notice s. hereby al claims
against Alice Mills Law. late Of the County OF New
York deceased present the
Of 10 the subscriber his place Of trausaCtng
No 100 Broadway. the City Of New York.
the LIST day 81
Dated New York. the 2jlh day q November. 1903
SETH b ROBINSON Attorney foE Executor 50 Nassau
New
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nrHER CITES.

ACTIVE STOCKS.
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Steamships OF the RED ''D' Line Will for san
Juan direct. IS follows;
; >. saturday May "A. noon
5. s CAPACAS.............-- Saturday. May IS noon
For freight or passage apply TO
BOUI.TON BLISS 6 DALLErT.
Managers. s. Wall st.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-05-24

Senator Max Silberberg, author of
the bill Ito prevent loss of life in pub
lie halls and theaters. passed by the
last Legislature, in which the substi-
tuition of q word in Section threatens
the very life Of certain places of amuse-
ment, yesterday was of the opinion
that the mistake could be rectified
without much trouble
:. He has copy of the original bill,
with all the changes made in il during
its passage through the two Houses.
IL does not contain the word 'or, -
which was evidently inserted by the
engrossing clerk. Colonel Silberberg
said that the proper thing to do now is
for Governor Herrick, Attorney -Gener-
al Ellis and the Secretary of the State
and the Auditor to hold q meeting and
decide that the word is foreign to the
law and strike it out He claims that
this has been done before. Meanwhile
Silberbsrg is of the opinion that the
Courts cannot .construe the law to be
illegal