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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-10-18
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Advertised Letters

The following letters remain un-
claimed at the Annapolis postoffice
Males-Fred. w. Abbott, O. s. Alden,
K. q. Beam, Frank NJ. Byrd, John
H. Carroll, Vernon Campbell, An
thony Colbert, w. E. Curley, G. O.
Dickman, Walter O. Hunt, Paul l..
Holland, Ralph @. Parker, Charles
M. Sullivan, Edward Lawrence. Fe-
males-Mrs. Ernest Dickman, Mrs. W..
ID. Dunwoody. Mrs. J. Turner, Miss
Elsie Mitter. Mrs. +. @. Wear.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-10-18
ST Johns Man On Army Team

Enoch Barton Carey, an alumnus of
st. Johns College, who recently en-
tered West Point, is playing on the
Army eleven. So far this season he
has played quarter back for the Army
lads, and will in all probability, face
the Midshipmen's team on Franklin
Field on November 26. From all re-
ports Carey is doing splendid work at
the Point. While at st. Johns he
played three seasons, captaining the
eleven in his senior year.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-10-18
Return Engagement.

Manager w. A. Hollebaugh. of the
Colonial Theatre, has booked "Win-
some Winnie for return engagement
at the local play house on January II.
The company gave the star performance
here of last season.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-10-18
Purchased a Horse

The Independent Fire Company No.
2 today purchased horse from George
w. Moss for $3.50. The horse weighs
l, $50 pounds, and has been sent to the
blacksmith shop to be shod. The ami.
NAL will be used in the fire drill to-
night.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-10-18
Ladies of Annapolis.

will make a limited number of month
ly contracts with the ladies of Annapo-
lis to keep their hair, complexion, nails
and figure in condition. Call on me at
10 Main street, and you viii find the
terms convenient. Mrs. Hopkins, Mas
seuse. OH
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-10-18
No Quorum Present.

There was no meeting last nj ht of the
Annapolis Gun Club for want of a quo
rum. 1t is thought that the differences
occasioned at the last shoot will be
amicably adjusted by compromise
being effected.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-10-18
To Sail For San Juan.

Civil Engineer ]. V. Rockwell, u. S.
N, has been directed to leave here for
New York and ordered to take passage
on October 7o for San Juan, Porto
RICO. On his arrival there he will re
port to the Naval Station.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-10-18
Fire Drill Toniqht.

The fre companies will hold their
practice drill tonight in response to
call issued by Chief Fire Marshal Jos.
II. BELLS.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-10-18
officer Guaranteed

Officer Edward Jacobs. of the city
police force, has been quarantined on
account of his wife having diphtheria.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-10-18
Notice 10 Creditors.

Notice is hereby given, That the subscriber, OF
Anne Arundel county, has obtained from the
Orphans' Court of anne Arundel county, in
MARYLAND. letters Testamentary on the per
sonal estate of WI LIAM BISHOP, late
az Anne Arundel county, deceased. All per
sons having claims against the said deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or
before the
18th DAY OF APRIL. 1905.
They may otherwise, by law, be excluded
FIR lln an benefit OF the said estate. All persons
Indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day of
October, 1904
ANNIE K. BISHOP.
Executrix.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-10-18
FOR SALE

A very desirable LOT at West An
napolis. 100 by $50 feet.
A number of BUILDING LOTS in
different sections of the city. very cheap-
JULIAN BREWER & SON.
2Sm School Stree
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-10-18
FOR SALE.

BAY HORSE. s years old, about r6-
II hands high. good riding or driving
horse, very speedy. will work at any-
thing from buggy to pillow. Apply to
w. G. GOTT, Attorney.
oT47w 2S School Street. CITY.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-10-18

You can truss medicine tested CD years
Sixty years of experience, think of hai Experience win
Ayers Sarsapara; the original Sarsapara the strongest
Sarsapara; the Sarspaa the doctors endorse for tnn
blood weak nerves exhaustion, general debility
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-24
ARRESTS F. |. C. HEATING.
LIceHSe Commissioner Made Prisoner
at Haymdrkct-CottreH Frees Him.

Pasrolraan McEnerney early this morning took
license Commissioner Frederick l. c. Heating
70 the Tenderloin station. TO prefer a charge OF
disorderly conduct against him. because of A
disrurbance at the entrance of the Haymarket
in Si1th-ave- With the Commissioner was his
ch5ef inspector. Joseph O. McShane.
Captain Cottreu al first willing to enter
tain the complaint, but changed his mind after
the patrolman's complaint had been entered on
the blotter-
According 10 the story told by the patrolman
snd by Heating himself the Commissioner and
the Inspector went to the Haymarket on a lone
hand raid. inspired by complaints which Mr..
Heating says he has received from the Wonan's
Municipal League, the Jewish Woman's Associa-
ton and the Clara de Hirsch Society against
the place AS he was trying TO enter the place
the doorkeeper. Heating says, recognized him
and prevented him from entering.
After Mr.. Heating had had words with other
employees McEnerny was called to eject him
Loudly protesting, he was taken 10 the station.
As soo1 as they were well within the doors Keat-
ing broke away from the officer and cried.
TAKE your hands OF me or I'll smash your
nose"
NJ. Heating IS alleged to have said within the
station: I'll have this man broke. I'm a Com
missioner; you're only a police captain Nc
Shane show your badger'
McEnerny said he found Mr. Heating dis
orderly enough 10 warrant his arrest
Mr.. Heating. 1t IS declared. then denounced
the captain, the sergeant and the patrolman
and again threatened 10 break the patrolman
When the record was completed on the blotter
the Two men were freed. in spite Of McEnerny's
protest When they Went out Mr.. Heating
threatened, II is asserted. 10 have Captain Cot
rreu ana McEnerny up before Commissioner
Lindsey 10 explain the conspiracy WHICH he
sad existed between the captain and patrolrnan
and the Haymarket to keep him from doing his
duty and cause his arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-24

'Ii ~ .nat Is worth learning
hair haIfSpa" eSsary, TO be author to wear your
nor is II va" sS down your back and live in cave;
yVJ,,- A. ~. esSafy to live in literary society
ocs,y o YOU Know, could never get into hterarv
As Sssr could never get classified.
has been IAN see, the literature that survives
and 50 h aiiIen by men vino were in active life
gong to write to have an active life. IS
Dr. Savage said in part:
Mr.. Lawrence has raised N, question whether n,
van DYKE and are in Theological agreement
You have here a happy family and il doesn,+
home in this club - '' "e
Inc WIN was now passing, DR.. Savage said
through a new era Of thought. REPORTS from the
liINtisAt!es were that there were fewer young men
loohaHs 7. 70 'he ministry than before. But
sS,-E IA S1ld he, after have passed all
1lIo"sh ms .llls era We will have a grander Church
49, Ie1ld . inner ministry than the world has ever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-24
S4TOY HOTEL MYSTERY.
Coroner Says Man There "ProbabIy
Committed .Snicide' II Denial.

Coroner Godenkranz. early this morning, filed
an Official report At the coroners Office that a
man registered as r Humphreys Roberts had
Hotel SAVOY by cutting his wrist arteries. The
report says that Coroner CIoIdenkranz had been
told ~ The case at 40 D. m. by DR.. Dillon
Brown. OF no. IS West FJfty-ninth-st.
81 tha hotel the clerk told Detective Sergeant
ctp~l.0r. no was sent there by Sergeant Bing-
han az The East Fifty first-sr. station that no
ma NJ that name or anything ike it had regis
fere5 al the Hotel Savoy yesterday. He also
sal6 that there certainly had not been any sui
c'oe there III the course OF the day.
As 0'Connor was passing out of the hotel. he
Esgs he heard one man remark TO another that
i V9s too bad that that man had killed him
SCI
Coroner GoldenkraTzs report also stated that
The BODY of the man had been removed 10 an
unoerta Ker's place At No 217 East Thirtieth-st.
Al The home OF Dr. Dillon Brown it was said
tnsr he was visiting patients and was not eX-
TeC-ed before morning
Later Coroner SchOIer said that from infornla-
ZION he had received the man was agent for
rlg life insurance company. who had come
ind part his friends. 10 speculate ia the stock
market DE lost II all
StlI later Coroner CIOldenkTanz was found.
re said he had been called 10 the Savoy by the
hotel physician, snd had found the man dead
~ room No. 32S, with his " st arteries severed
by razor, which lay near by. The body was
round, he said. by a representative Of the life
insurance company, 10 whom the man had writ
zen. announcing his intention 10 take his life.
'cfoner SchOler said that he had heard that
shares, having taken the advice Of a well known
operator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-24
AGAINST ". T.. d. STOKES.
Appellate DiJision Reuerses SI15.-
81 O. Judgment He Obtained.

The Appellate Division Yesterday reversed the
3udsnent q the Special Term, and ordered a new
TIA f. The case Of William E D. Stokes against
the Continental Trust Company Of the City of New
York The controversy grew out Of the issue OF
500 shares Of the stock Of the company which
Blair & Co agreed TO purchase at $50 a share If
they got every share Of the issue The transaction
doubled the capital Of the company and more than
doubled the surplus It was approved by only two
stockholders. one Of whom had twenty shares The
othe-. Ny Stokes had % shares Of the new issue
par. 500. He brought the present action 10
enforce his claim. The lower court decided in his
favor, and gave judgment FOR the difference be
tween the par value Of the disputed 2I shares and
the.- market value which with The interest and
Justice QRTisR writes the opinion Of the court
The plaintiff. that his right to a preference to any
herenL presunptive and vested. However he finds
thet the plaintiff did not have prior right OF sub
me court is asked, he asserts. 10 consurnnate
6oI5e- 10 retain all the dement's in common Win
his fellow stockholders. and 70 obtain, at their
benefit accr1ing from the sales TO Blair & Co. was
enE-es from 500 10 500. and has intrinsicaIIy in
creased II 10 that extent
The Justice says that IN general. II has been held
"a an sTs S50qK2e4 4o s hs TeeptiEe
sder. This thinks is based on the consideration
that each stockholder should have opportunity
t6 2 as 70 s mas fb Fig fer e@h9I 5 pc e1
ARE q the corporation and It's stockholders, re-
IN ending Justice o'Brien says.
We are of the opinion that the primary pre-
.c-zT@di which the Plaintif designated. did not
lie stock which the trust company could sell for
$40 share 70 an outsider. and which sale
geds placed in the treasury Of the company and Of
ringing IN a group ~ men who could bring large
~ hich was 70 rebound equally 10 the advantage
I'D benefit of the corporation and all Of its stock
holders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-24

ZOOS Y At 50 s.. / do $50 x at s. so. do sss X a,
3 90 3 do. BOO 10. 81 -; do. 757 10, AZ 81 So
1erIs commission Company. l. Kentucky steers 1908
= At s. 30 II DO 1907 p al s. 10: Is DO. 1I7s S.
Loo n az So Do; n, 81 rs: 10 a.
81 20. . do. 700 10 a. 81 30
Mcpherson * Co; Ohio steers. 1886 rh 50 90: o
as iloe ~ at s. 80; co. 1850 n a. S. TO-
r. at = 'o = cows. hos n, Al So 90 do. S36 -.
Newton q Co: 20 Virginia steers. t2S5 - at 81 a.
sherman x culver: Is Ohio 1881 y at IS
~, s-Osn IS Co: 20 ohio steers, lls5 n AZ 81 81
To8ln shannon. Indiana steers D. a
bulls l545 10 81
GsoeAett q Co; j. Kentucky s,ssrs l2os n. so
>, -'s & son; cow, 800 ., at s. -; do 200
cALV Es- Receipts were - head including - direct,
Si ~ .Ae a%4e NJ eaterns loo head
Fa-7 Np" WIN 20 really prime lots offered eaTuyard
ewes Wei hn t steady The Westerns were held
- go e., s- % soit an S5i7 s. 80 per 700 n barn
saL. 4tg -' = totS3 Dressed calves slow, out not
fuoatj lower city dressed yeas Sc ISi.c per ~
eoL'il dressed a. Talloi dressed harvard and ted
per loo n a loo s. ct s 8 vsa l'@ N average at IS
various weights. sass
Andrew Mullen; BARNARD calves 9iS n % s. -
.i H. nouns FeaIs III N. So: baruyard calves
SHEEP AND LAMBS ec-n+. ,,s-. 20 ears ar y $50
Era n'llis - ears for slaugeter-rs 80 for the
t..lF1r- nih win the stale stock. sale
grai=s good amba firm Iur righ.r -1u,ueu faa-N-
not wanted lew cars Of stock wers held over Common
% good sheep sold az sJaS4 81 100 n EXPORT sheep
21 good 90 primo .anos al StQST 35 Dressed mu1n dun
n vita wetherv brir-Tr -s. t--s.sf
lautl- h.ul!y held a. N'=uitc-
a. 81 80 per 100 n. $500 ~
KsFna Commission Co.: Sc Indiana sheen fer sxsor lac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-24
DINNER FOR DIR. VANDYKE
Loto8 CIub EntertainS Him-He
Discusses Literature.

About one hundred and fifty persons were pres
e. a. the dinner given by the Lotos Club for the
Esv. Dr. Henry van Dyke at the clubhouse, in
Fhtn-ave.. last night
President Lawrence. Of the club, was toastmas-
Ter The menus were in the form Of q college
diploma. with Princeton ribbons. In the centre
picture Of DR.. van Dyke. The favors rninia-
'1fe Princeton College mOrtarboards. and copy
q Dr- van Dykes book. The Story Of the Other
Wise Man." a limited edition OF which had been
printed for the occasion
Al The guests table, besides Dr.. van Dyke and
ar Lawrence were Richard Watson Glider. liam
mon Wright Mabe, the Rev DT. Minot J. Savage.
george Il Daniels and Chester 5. Lord
". van Dykes health drunk. lie began TO
AK about college teachers IN college saying, Take
nose IN The college where they teach the young
ioea how 10 shoot"
Di- van Dyke Immediately interrupted by
3 res Of, Columbia CoIumbia"
mere MS general laugh. DR.. van Dyke con-
a., Lou have heard OF the small pay Of the pro-
.e7SE smaller IMAM that Of a reasonably competent
40 Hoh-DolsonoUs cook. But Il it IL small pay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-24
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York December %. 1861.
BEEV ES-Recepts 1871 cars. 3-3l0 head.
c!uolng 70 export alive lG5 saughterers and
~ LOT the market all tho latter at Jersey City. with The
exception OF one Steers were moderately active
ana lVGloc higher bulls steady arm % Zoe higher.
the advance being mainly the common grades. The
yards were cleared. prime native steers
soia az - OgS0 - 100 n; stocAers ar 81 so bulls
al the extremes II s. 65d$4 -. az 81 iDS2 80
rev Choie 70 extra fat s. 500 50 % Dressed
neef In Iar demand quotations. Liverpool and
LHHon cabea quoted live cattle about steady az 90
&c Per 10 dressed weight. Christmas cattle. winch are
about through have sold 90 IGpl+1 and Few fancy
% at 4oc dressed weight, sheep a4r hie5e" sriHS az
l-Flac- ana lambs l4UI4'-r. dressed weight;
trlEeTafoT beef wa also higher lH--lt'Ge per -
80 shipments or either live stock dressed meats faA
tE4s port To-Day. TJm ghe -f-.--linee WI. taHe
oLt %, caIe and LOO quarters OF o--- Tor HehWat2
e I y S4lZoergsF and 800 cattle fo- j. -lalt-rE s
son ts Hnrla, 20 Liverpool. Idp7' quarters OK beer
II" te Sn-aiy tacking Company, tne 81 Falt 20 ts-'
don, -f'p T-I efs OF beef fJG Armour = Con ana LOU
quarters iot 9'lWarzschd & SulZhr.grr. ana tle -
Andre" u expected 70 od sunday V!lh 90 cattle Tor
Antwerp eaEatl divided between Schwarzsthll 8 Sulz
berger ana j. Si1iihefg son and the last named It
VIII also put o. the steamer 30 snetf 4'r t-r
London market making the totals for the wees eAdls
December -''t cattle, l745 sheep anu l5t3 quarters
tou Of 10 cetHe-
Sales Sanders: a Ohio steers t3+3 n average, az
s. ~ per ~" 10 40 do 1918 H. ar >" IN - reitHehy
do, no. 10 ~ - = .s.rg-ipula stac4rra 'N'' ~. al
=, q -, a. az 80 - 10 - - o..
Gov. 1850 ID at 90 ~, do I250 n. at IS So Ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-24

COTTON-It a holiday I'm cotton with traa
quiet, fluctuations narrow and irregular ana 9
selling interests INDUCED in ca ii7
the chief The opening was STEADY a.
advance OF 10 points. At the pest me hslIN9t
3 > points. Iater there wac d
& point under last nights prices aItet
slight rally shorts covered aH
final prices steady at net ncHahSed prices ,o9
bales steadness keeping with tho ee-
which reported advance OF about 10 p9ilIsS,
whereas decline az about points haG been eAleCei
OF IN anticipation vi
the holidays the generally quiet ana te"
cables received developments Inc &c
early from shorts, and there was also
but the bulge local professionals SOLD more a.
Forcing last the closing
the previous night they APPEARED satisfied 10Y
beins and tho market during the middle session
OF the day presented ltrle feature Port
receipts liberal compared with last year, pat
exceeded BY the exports and while the interior
rather larger than expected by the stocks
according TO the lost
bales for the week slight gain as
wear the Southern spot reported
conditions with prices unchanged except
In instances, when declines 1-lBc
Kings weekly follows:
port receipts 1.91s bales against
o N Canada 4sSl7
wear. Southern mill takngs 63 lsJu,
against 80 year loss interior
~ 42 bales against gain last ga
Total Port receipts 3
5df n port receipts seasons correction against 053
an lasr wear: overland mills and Canada bales
$50 Southern mill taklnEs
+1s in excess September !. 63s bales against
year brought into sight thus
movement ia days this season. against In
Tta range Of contract prices in the market to-day
- -s4-"s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-24
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPoRT.

Network, December %, 1904.
COFFEE-In spite Of the approaching holidays lasting
from ton night until Tuesday morning, the coffee market
today showed activity ana interest Fluctua
irregular. market
support spots The opening steady
aG = points, response hrner European
first Inactive prices sagged
Of somewhat under liquidation But partial points
the finals Of the previous night Wall Street bought
literally. sales advance OF about
10 points Later liquidation became heavier, and the
market the close steady net unchanged TO
Sales Of about 10000 bags
There seemed he feature The European mar
ket both firm, with Hamburg closing IA \ pig
higher. while HavTe, after rreguarity closed =
higher The showing Of the Brazilian markets not
entirely encouraging, Rio p res lower, while
unchanged. receipts about 10
average. speculative standpoint, II
continued Of support and possibly
q buNring while Cotton
change sold trade people dealt both
spot steady, with quotations
the Of Sac for Rio No Z.
range Of prices in the local market to-day
was as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-24

prices unchanged the Of COO for iddIng upland
bales. VI ~ 49,
CO southern spot markets were tslegraphed follows:
SeN6nnah quiet unchanged. 3-I8c sales bales;
81 Louis quiet Lice lower at TT-lec sales so bales;
Norfolk duh unchanged at T1sc; sales. 3S2 oaes;
PIsta quiet ana steady l-lSo INC; sales
BALES Mobile steady, unchanged &c; sales 500 bales
bales. - 1'
Estimated receipts for leading points tomorrow: At
eT-'reans liVo to LEGO bales against S105 last
Wees ana t4 ast year az Houston, 1900 bales
against oE-+ week a.
weston 1900 to 10000 bales against 3s5 last
e,61i last year. - - 49,
Receipts Of cotton at the ports to-day and for no
OF this week last year: -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-24
SHOT By BROTHER; NAY DIE
Cloth Importer Gets Bullet an Skull
-AsSaiLant's Mind Deranged.

Louis Chapowsky a cloth importer. living in
DlVlsloh-st' was wounded. perhaps mortally, yes
terday morning. when he was shot by his brother
Abraham It IS thought that the latter tenn
porarily insane. About four years ago the death
OF his wife affected Abraham's mind, and it be-
came necessary to place him in an asylum.
Louis who seemed devoted to his brother secured
ms release after three years. though his friends
h t1 advised him against such an action because
<ADIHnaIn mad shown homCidal and suicidal ten
denotes Thursday being the anniversary OF his
wires death, Abraham brooded considerably and
sat up all night Louis remained awake with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-24
READING SYSTEM.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R r
liberty street Ferry tt11-e SO1-a
nVe minutes earlier shown
EAslON. BETHLEHEM. ALLEN1ONN AND MAJCH
ChCNk-z40 90 Tia EasJoE Onyl. SIu a m, 10,
S40. 500 (5-s5 Easton oalyl sundays Et99
wILKEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-zfo9. a10 q m.
b00 2. m sundays, "a 80 I p
LAKEMOOD, LAkEHU RsT. TONS RIVER AND
BARNEGAf-alO C. - 30 a 80 e. a. Slo
lakewood and LakehuFst only)- a5-oo xa1s > N
ATLANTIC CITY, 40 a m - 40 D m
NINELAND AND BEIDGETON-z+4o0 a n. : a. D N
LONG BRANCH ASBTKY PARK. OCEAN GROVE,
zAO0. $50 1LSO a m, xLe0 AS. $40. $50. ILS3
p m sunday. except Ocean Grove. 9O0 y ace.
ATLANTIC HIDS.. sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH BCH
lac 43O t5-3O Atlantic Hlds. only. $50 , m sun
so a m. Z m
PHILADELPHIA GRADING TERNINAL)-s4 IS TOO
IsSSSS' - s flSSe t5I o a. tlseo Zee nae
2 m, ~ Is mdt
2$IH AND CHESTNUT STREETS IS. $500. sI0oe.
sl20o a acc. - 90 90. 100. 80 IS p
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTOS-S0o. 5000 si2oa
= 90. - 90, 800. roe ~ Is
READING, HARRISBURG, POTTSVIILE AND WILL
IAMSfORI--I+Ue. II 20. IS 90. N1S 10 tI0.G0. lL91
a Reading Oulyl. J. ID, .
zFrcU Liberty Street only SDafly- +DaIy, except
sunday SSundays only 1Parior only IVA Ia
Ens9Hs xSaturdays: aExcept Satg-dayA
SHess Liberty = Eerr5; south Ferry Astor House.
Square West 153 East l25rh ST. 2-3 West I25th S.
245 Columbus Az. New York & Court
Fulton 81. Brooklyn; $50 Broadway WlIliaulsburE
New York Transfer Co calls Tor and checks Baggage
destination
W q. RESIER-
Vics-Pres and Gen Mgr Pass Age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-24
" PURSUANCE OF an ORDER OF HON.
Citations.
rrHE PEOPLE OF LIE sTATE oF NEw

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK BY the Grace If God free and independent:
TO Or. + +. Witte Mary o Minor y
Princeton
Do-. Eleanor Ryerscn Dcd Daniel L bod Bsulnser
bod, Alberto DoC Susalnah bod Rodriguez. Edwin A
Stevens Caroline Alexander,
Richard stevens, Mary p. stevens Bayard
TON. Mary Stockton IouS-r, Caroline Bayard CoHs-r,
crime Rutgers CoES-r, John De Peyster Conger, Helen
FSeT0ssn COnger Anna bod Mccoy. Samuel Bavard Dod
Susau D1l stockton Mary bod Walker, William D
Halsey bod. Herbert Eugene Dod. Fanny Esther pod
Thomas Hammond SUDAN, Caroline Sudan
Bri9e Charles SUDAN Caroline Emma Suydam Randall
Charles Squler bod Jr. Harry DCd Lizzie bod Bright
Charles II Dut Albert F. bod Lille DJ1
Maria bod Robert stockton bod. Potter bod Mary
LII. and all interested Of
bod Brown, late Of Princeton the County Mercer
~ kin or ctn-rWls- send greeting You and
and required personally 10 be ana appear
before Surrogate Of tho County Of YORK al the
SurrpCa-es Court OF said County, held County
Of January 1903. at half-past O'Clock
noon % that day. then and there judicial
eTAett ~ the ~cC1lnt OF Proceedings q John J. Nc
Cook and Mary y Minor. Executors Of ana Trustees
under the Last VIII and Testament OF said
such ~ hereby cited, : O.
twentyone required appear BY YOUR guardian
you have one or you have none. 70 appear and apply
Lo one 10 7 appointed or n The event o. neglect
failure q guardian viii Be appointed by
rogte 10 represent and act for In proceeding
II testimony whereof. have caused n 81
q County Of au, W.
he--urt0 affixed Witness. Hon Abner Z
IL. ) Thomas. Surrogate Of our said COUNTY AZ
the County ~ New York. the sth dav ~ De
cen1heT. year OF Lord thousand nine hun
dred and four.
JAMES \. DONNeIIy
Clerk OF Surrogates' Court
= o address l2Q Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan.