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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
Family Connections Had the
Fat Agencies in Mutual.
A SYSTEM OF NEPOTISM
General Manager Mccurdy Doesn't Know
Fathers Salary as President, of Com
pany, Although Member of
Finance Committee.

New York, Oct. 7-Robert IL. Nc
Curdy, general manager OF the Mutual
Life Insurance company, a son of Presi-
dent Richard A. McCurdy Of that COM
pany, was the principal witness yes
terday before the legislative committee
which is still engaged in investigating
the men and methods of the various
life insurance companies doing business
in this state, and he caused no little
surprise when he testified that, although
he was member of the finance COM
mittee, which ordinarily fixed the salaries
of the general officers, he did not know
the salary of his father, the president.
When young Mr.. AcCurdy left the
stand for the afternoon recess Chairman
Armstrong said that it would probably
be necessary to call President McCurdy
himself, as up to date nobody alse con-
nected with the company had been able
| to tell the presidents salary.
| 1t was shown that in 1904 the New
York agency Of G. II. Raymond & Co.,
in which Louis Thebaud, son-in-law OF
President McCurdy, has three-quarters
interest, Melted $247,000 over and above
all expenses, making the son-in-law's
income $lS2,250 for the last year. IT
was also brought out that the Gillette,
of Chamberlain & Gillette, the Texas
agents, was a brother OF DIR. Walter K.
IGillette, former general manager OF
the Mutual Life, and that George Ray
mond the general agent of New Jersey,
was u brother OF g. H. Raymond, the
New York agent Many minor cases
Of nepotism were brought out.
| 1t was shown that although it costs
the Mutual Life 06 per cent OF the
first years premium ON a policy TO get
new business, the company would not
give policyholder one cents reduction
on his first years premium, even il
he had never been solicited by an agent
hut voluntarily walked up to the com
panys counter and asked for insur'
, ance.
II Mr.. AIcCurdy said the company coult
! not afford to encourage any policyholdel
!, to 90 to it direct. as it would destroy
II the agency system, which, he said, wa
n ance.
Senator Tully and Assemblymal
lWempe, upstate members Of the com
mittee, entered the aldermanic chambe
? yesterday morning wearing brand ney
lefty gloves coquettishly turned over
the wrists and carrying delicate iookinl
canes. Chairman Armstrong, who ais
( comes from upstate, said he wante
Z to know;
Ell "It's funny he said, what 4 fey
I weeks in New York viii do to thes
e fellows. Such adornments could onl
1 be worn in their vicinity as mark 70
: slaughter When go back electio
time | am going to wear pair Of haI
7 vester's gloves"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
Took Second Contest With
the HighlanderS.
BY SCORE OF THREE TO ONE
Gibson and Garrison Were Pitted
Against Each Other and the Honors
Were With the Old Harvard
Man.

Boston, Oct. 7.--Gibson against Clark
son was the order in Yesterdays game
between Boston and New York Ameri-
cans, and the honors were with the New
Yorker, although Boston won the game
BY the score Of 3 to J., thus making
their fourth consecutive win. Each
pitcher was touched up for seven hits.
Clarkson struck out eight men and gave
but two passes, while Gibson struck
out two and gave four free tickets to
first.
Dougherty Of the visitors batted hard,
getting three of their seven hits, FOL
a total OF four bases.
For five innings there was no scor.
ing. Up to the sixth Boston had Sc.
cured but two hits off the old Harvard
pitcher. In the sixth Parent beat out
a slow roller to Oldring, but was out
stealing. Cockman missed Stahls ground
er and Chick stole second, going to thirt
on Rising's out at first. Oldring fun
bled Burxett's grounder, and Stab
scored.
Up to the sixth New York had go'
but three hits off Gibson, and every
one was made by Dougherty. Como
scratched a hit in the sixth, but it die
no good. In the eighth Laporte singled
and went to second on Chase's out
Oldring singled, and when Burkett FUN
bIed the bali out in The field Laport'
went in with the tying run.
Boston got away again IN their hal
OF the same inning. With one dow
Burkett was passed and went to secon
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
Presidents Son Injured.

Cambridge, Mass, Oct. President
Roosevelt's eldest son, Theodore Roose-
welt, IT., who is promising candidate
for the Harvard freshman football elev-
en-, was cut over one eye Thursday while
tackling fellow player on Soldiers
Field, and was compelled to withdraw
from the practice.
The cut itself was interesting rather
than serious, because for days "Teddy,
Jr.,Y has been the one man talked about
in Cambridge and the centre of attrac-
ton on Soldiers Field AT the time Of
his injury not one man OF all the hum
bred other freshmen trying for their
class eleven had received as much as
a scratch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
NOTICE.

Complaint having been made to the
police Of the lettering OF children on the
streets and playing ball in streets adj
jacent to the school buildings, and Of
trespassing on the property of parties
living near the same, notice is hereby
given that the school buildings are not
open for the primary and intermediate
grades until $40 a. 10. and 1850 p. m.
Parents are requested not to allow chill
dren to leave home earlier than may
be necessary to reach their respective
schools at the hours designated, and
notice il given that if further complaints
are made for similar offenses, summary
measures viii be taken to prevent TIE
same.
Patrick Brown, Chief Of Police.
City Of Barre, VT, Oct. 4, 1905.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
MORE INDICTMENTS.
Thirteen Thus Far Against Newton
Dougherty.

Peoria, H., Oct IA total of 70 in
dictments have thus far been returned
against Newton G. Dougherty, city SUI
perintendent Of schools and president Of
the Peoria National Bank. Ten Of them
are for embezzlement, and three for for
gerry. Forty more are being drawn by
that state attorneys office. 1t was an
nounced from that Office yesterday that
the total would reach more than 200.
AT the meeting of the Peoria Clearing
House Association yesterday it was vot-
ed to tender a loan of 100000 to the
Peoria National Bank, ii in The judgment
of the directors it becomes necessary ow
ing to the unsettled condition Of finan-
cial affairs Of the bank, following the
withdrawal Of President DougEerty, un
! der indictment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
Brattleboro Man Business increasing.

The gross receipts of the Brattleboro
post-oiiice during the year ended Septem-
Der 30 were S30,643.59, an increase of
s2,910.37 over the corresponding period
4 year ago, and 81 ,o15.14 more than dur
ing the year ending three months pre-
yiously The sales of postage stamps,
stamped envelopes, and postal cards dur
ing the year amounted to $28,090.45, be-
|ing Si,G7s.S6 more than during the pre-
vious year. The collections Of second
class postage, from local publishers on
papers mailed outside the county, at the
i cent pound rate, amounted to So
2o2 81, Or $1,217.s3 more than d year
|ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
ARGUE ON RAMSEY PETITION.
Counsel in St. Louis Seek injunction 70
Prevent Voting Of Stock

st. Louis. Oct. lin the g, Louis
circuit court yesterday. argument i'e-
gan before Judge Taylor on the pen,
tion Of Joseph Ramsey, @r., depeseal
president of the Wabash Railroad COM
pany. for an injunction to prevent me
voting. at the Wabash annual election
in Toledo next Tuesday, 81 stock held
by the Missouri Pacide and Iron Noun
tain Railroad companies,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
HER ASHES IN COCOA SHELL.
Urn Containing Dust Of Hawaii Marty
Inferred at wiikesbarre.

Wilkesbarre, Oct. Z Enclosed in 4
cocoa she'll, a bronze urn containing the
ashes 81 Miss Emma G. Potts, of this
city. who sacrificed her life while work.
Ing as nurse il Hawaii, was inferred
yesterday ii Oaklawn cemetery
Miss Potts died year ago AZ Eleels,
Kauai Island, where she had iabOFea
for several years as nurse, refusing b
leave her post even when the disease
az which she died manifested ITSELF
Her sister, Miss Anna Potts. has taken
Np The work
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
NEW ROCKEFELLER GIFT,
Home for Foundlings With Incubsios
to Be Erected IN Cleveland.

Cleveland, Oct. TIA home fol found
lings. with infant incnhators. viii b
erected by John d. Rockefeller in tbs
cts for the Cleveland Humane Society
4 am opposed h race suicide Z
Is reported 70 have said IN Announcing
his plans 20 the Humane Society ofissfs
Thursday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
Businsss Is Good. says Dun'. RsvIsw.

New York, OFT. 5-DesPatehes %
DRn's Review indicate that business con-
ditions are satisfactory and prospects
encouraging. Mercantile and industrial
progress at Boston Is III taat could BE-
desired, and retail trade continues fairly
active, despite the higher temperature.
sales of wash goods eclipse al records,
and manufacturing plants have orders
covering remote deliveries
Total bank exchanges feT the Heek
at all leading cities in the United States
were So ,79s ,36o, $50. i gain Of 22.5 PER
cent over last year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
FIGHT BRIDGE MONOPOLY.
President Orders Legal Action Because
of Trouble at st. Louis.

Washington, Oct. AFTER the SEES.
sion of the cabinet yesterday Attorney.
General Moody made this announce,
ment:
1T was determined by the President
shat upon the complaint pending in the
Department of Justice against the mon
opolization Of the two bridges and the
ferry across the Mississippi into st
Louis, appropriate action should be taken
by the attorney general"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07

on passed ball. Grimshaw beat out
a slow one. Setback singled, and Bur
kett scored. Goodwin fouled out. Sell
bach worked throw to second, and
while he was being run down Griinshaw
scored.
Gibson braced up in the ninth, Ortiz
and Hahn popping out, and kleinow
striking out.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
National League Standing.
Athletics Sure of Pennant.

Philadelphia is now sure of the 1908
pcnnant in the American league.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
American League Games Yesterday.

At Boston--Boston 3, New York |.
At Washington Washington 10, Phil
adeIphia 4.
At st. Lonis-St. Louis 6, Chicago 2.
AT decentralization 5, Detroit 3.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
American League Standing


AT Brooklyn Brooklyn z, Boston 3.
AT New York Philadelphia 5, New
York a.
At Pittsburg Chicago 7, Pittsburg 3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07

Th:s Inflammation rapidly spreads and
6 =, 70 steps are taken to check it, it de-
na,nns into Bronchitis or Pneumonia.
The way to avoid these colds is to keep
w;l iii renel these attacks. The easiest way
= - take Masee's Emulsion. It builds
ro your system, enriches your blood
ard makes you strong enough to with
stand severe and trying weather.
Avoid artificial stimulants. Their re-
act;on IS most harmful. MaSee's Emul-
s;on contains not drop Of alcohol and
no narcotics. It is pure Cod Liver Oil
with Malt and Hypophcsphites. 1t is food.
and food alone builder. not destroyer.
Sold by -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-07
IT'S SO EASY
TO TAKE COLD

It's lust as easy to take Masess s , rmsls'0 =;
shape to throw off all such influence wosus are
the result Of undue exposure to low t
The surface cools rapidly and when nI, ad
by proper reaction. produces sSt;sI ,nemhrares
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-06
Notas italianas

Segdn persona que acompafi6 & L.
Reina viuda Margarita en- su reciente
excursion en- autom6vil por los Alpes
incluyendo territories italianos, fran
cesy suizo. la Reina recorrio 4,81s
kil6metros en- 80 dfas, con un prone
dio de 80 kilometres por hsra. Is.
Ell autom6vil era Fiat" (marca ita-
liana). de "a caballos de fuerza, y aho
ra Su Majestad ha encargado otro
Fiat de 40 caballos. en- Ell que pien-
Sa. dicens recorrer toda Ia America
del Norte Ell flo pr6ximo.
En- la mafians del ~ descorri6 el
velo de TIN monumento erigido en- no
nor del Papa Pho x, en- Riese, su lu
gar natal
Su Santidad eStuvo representado en-
ell acto de dar la bend icion apost olica
Las autoridadrs marcharon en- proce-
sion la casa que nacio ell Pont{ficc y
prestaron homeuaje 4 Ia hermana ma
yor y a unos parientes de Pho x, due
fles de una posada llalnada LAS dos
Espadas'.
-Dicese que el Papa sufri6 estos
dias un severe rr>friado, y que po,
disposition de su medico, ell doctor
,Lapponi, tomo la precaucion &c sus-
pender todas las recepciones pl1blicas
v no salir de sus habitaciones.
= Ell "Osservatore Romano, organo
del Vaticano publico un suelto de
fondo, alabando mucho los discursos
del Presidente Roosevelt en- su actual
viaje por ell Sur. y ofreciendolos de
modelos de clarldad, energ1a y politi-
ca practica 4 todos los estadistas del
rMundo.
-Alabase mucho una prueba de
tacto dada hace poco por ell Papa
Peruanos resid ntes en- Roma, admi-
radores de Pho TX. encargaron al es-
cultor Rodriguez Villar una estatua
de aquel Poatfice representandole en-
Ell acto hist6rico lie pronunciar Ell ce
lebre mon tcsSumus"
La estatua debia ser erigida en- Ia
plaza p1blica de Sinigaglia, ciudad
natal de Pho TX.
Ell sef1or Rodriguez Villar, COM
prendiendo q1 el AGO de finaugura1
Ia estatua ha hfs d. dsr lugar a desor-
denes, consulto el asunto con Pho x
quien contesto que habiendo sido Pic
TX TN santo. 81 lugar estaba en- un
temple, y que por lo tanto, la estatua
debla ser col'cada en- la catedral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-06
En- LA C0RIB De DISTRIT0
DEL DISTRIT0 JUDICIAL De SAN JUAN, P. R
Estados Unidos de America.
Eel PreSldente SIS.
de los Estados Unilos.
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC

PoR cUANTo. habiendo presentado
e1 abogado don Gabriel Guerra una
mocion a nombre de don Tomas
George Waymg nth { e1llidge solicitan-
do e1 dominic de la siguiente 6nca:
"Terreno en- ell barrio de Buena
Vista de Bayamon compuesto de
treinta Y nueve .uordas sean ounce
hectareas 81 areas s. centiareas y 81
decimetros cuadrado, y colinda al
Norte con don Juan Alemany y Suce-
ci6n de don Gabriel Fuentes; al Sur y
Oeste con el prom ovente Weymouth;
Y al Este Succession de Gabriel Fuen-
tes."
PoR TANTo, hal ie dose ordenado
por el Hon. Emilio del Toro Juez de
esta Corte, Sc pub gu por tres veces
la peticion en- an yer 6dico de los de
mas clrculaci5n d e ia Ciudad, para
que los que Sc cream on alg1n dere-
cho real sobre el nmueble descrito,
las personals ignoradas a quienes pue-
da perjudicar Ia Inscription solicitada
Y en- general tod el que desee opo-
nerse pueda eject arlo dentro del
termino de seseuta dias naturales, Ii
bro ell presente Ell san Juan de Puer-
to Rico dos de Noviembre de 1905
lose G. Torres. ST b Secretario. 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-06
Ell GAMING DE LA GLORIA

estremec6 de Hzo gesto de energca pro-
tesla, djo:
-Espere'usted. dejeme refexionar un momento .
Yo creo, ST. 20 que tengo 10 que usted le hace
falta.
Ell americana frunci6 ell entrecejo LIE gustaban las
cuestiones caras las ucones francas Habfa hecho
una proposition.
Derstal contesaba aplazamiento, como este
no podfa convenre, agrego:
-Yo pagare cuaato necesario. listed me COM
prende bien2 Gu nto necesaro para que Harry no
tenga dihcaades, me evte enojos para que todo ell
mundo en- casa este a!egre dispuesto.
Fabouillot, ell director de Ia Comeda Lfrica me ha
hecho va entregar veinticnco mil dollars :. Me pide
dez mil todavia...
Pero este supoue NADIA. Lo importante es que to-
do ell mundo en- mi casa este conento, que OF "a mas
suspros las horas de almorzar de conner . Me dice
listed que cree contar aguien para que presto eli
servicio que e p1do eCuando me desgnara usted
persona?
El americana miro Dsrsts como desde 10 alto d
tods sus trusts, agreg6 con sequedai
listed sabe que nngdn m6sico endra bastante
merito para secundar Harry sobe todo al preci
que voy pagarle
DerStal eSta enfad6;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-06
SS JORGE oHNET

-PerdSname mi querido Oliverio-dijo ell mdsico
estrechando la de su amigo-Soy un ingrato. Yo
no debea acoger m oerta de modo del que esta he
cha, con cordalidad
Sabes que no me sobra ell dinero vienes propo-
nerme fortuna.
Es muy de agradecer. lVeinticinco mil francos3
iDemontre! Son todo cantidad.
Una o5ra en- nuestra Opera naconal no reporta tan
to- menos que formar parte del repertorio Yo
deberfa saltar de algeria poque al fin al cabo
presenta ocssi6n para hacer msica, Dos sabe 10
rsras oue van siendo estas pfcaras ocasiones.
Ben es verdad que seria ell nombre de otro,
Que hace muchol perspective No queda mas que
el provecho Los veinticinco mil Pero la gloria. 80.
-Pnchart III sabes muy bien que cuando 70 po-
bre desconocido eScrb{ muchas para los d.m6s
NO ana opera, 81 te 10 hubieran propuesto no hu-
bieras aceptado
Cuando te propuseron escribir una opereta para la
Gaitk con tn nombre, lconsenste? Sin embargo
bas muriendote de hambre.
Respetaste porvenir, tuviste con6anza, qusste
hacer comerco, has recbido la merecda recompensa
ME estimas de que e estimabas til iso para
venirme ofrece adn de 10 que td chaza te?
Derstal coutest6 Su rostro Sc habfa entristecdo
Las avas palabras de su amigo pronuucadas en- aque
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-06
Sc soAicjta

un buen AGENTE para la venta de
salazones en- San Juaa P. K. Dirijan
comunicaciones y referencias Zen in
giles preferido) a S,es. A. & M. Smith
Limited, Aberdeen, tEscocia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-06
S6palo bien:

Dep6sito general de las aguas mine
'rales; VITrEL. CoNTRfxEvILLE, HO-
PTTAL, CELESTfN. GRAN GRILLE, CARA
BANA, RUBINAT y MONDARfz.
n Aqua de azahar "Jena" de SevilIa.
/ tVinos de Samas de {Grecia) para
senoras recien paridas, Vino Jekay de
,Hungrfa para niffos debiles.
CASA CERECEDO.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07

72D-ST., I33 WEST-DesirabIs rooms. with
board; references exchanged.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07
NO DELAY FOR BRYAN.
Request for Postponement an Ben
nett viii Case Denied.

New-Haven. Conn. Jan. 6.-The trial of the suit
OF William J. Bryan, executor OF the will OF Philo S.
Bennett against Della Bigelow and other heirs was
for Tuesday in the Superior Court by Judge
Robinson to-day in spite OF protest by Henry G.
Newton. counsel for Mr. Bryan. This suit has for
tts object the construction Of the will The was
IN court to-day arguments the admission of
certain testimony.
telegram from Mr.. Bryan was read in court. It
said that he would attend the inauguration Of Gov
ernor Folk OF Missouri next Monday and be at the
jackson Day dinner at Lafayette Tuesday, Snd
could reach here on Thursday.
Judge Stoddard. counsel for the heirs. told the
court that he did not think the should be de-
layed while Mr.. Bryan is in the Middle West
shooting ducks or making speeches. or both" Judge
Stoddard said that Mr. BRYAN had brought the suit
for construction of the will and at the same time
was attempting 10 assert right individual
and trustee and as a defendant Mr.. Bryan also
being named heir in the will.
Mr.. Bennett has been dead year and half"
said AR. StCldaro and progress has been made
In settling the estate, while We are now threatened
with litigation in NewYO YOrk, with reference TO the
division OF real estate and partition proceedings
The supreme Court has said that certain letters
were not part OF the VIII, and now Mr.. Bryan
claims that these letters be read bearing on
the construction OF the Will
Mr., Newton wanted q further delay in the case
but the court assigned the case for Tuesday. when
the matter OF admitting evidence relating TO the
SeeIeO letter VIII come up and Mr.. Bryan VIII
be here on Friday 10 give evidence.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07

NEWLY FURNISHED, cleanly kept room.
suitable for two; also ballroom 1877 East
64th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07
CONNECTICUT GAINS INDUSTRIES.

Hartford. Conn. jan 6.-The annual report OF
Factory Inspector George L Mclean. submitted TO
Governor Roberts to-day, shows that he inspected
3n the year l29 factories in this state giving
ployment 10 1872 men and women. Inspector
Mclean says many new industries have settled IN
Connecticut in the last year many removing here
from New-York and New-Jersey and some from
Sle Middle West
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07
ovERDuE sTEAMsHIp ARRlvEs

Baltimore. Jan. 6.-The agents of the Di Gorgia
Steamship Company, IN this city received cable
dispatch to-day announcing the arrival of the
steamship AthOs at Colon yesterday. The ship had
been reported overdue The Athos had on board a
number OF passengers from various parts of the
United States, including American delegates 10 the
Pan-American Medical Congress. which 20
begin its sessions at Panama about jan
gary
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07

WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. AmsterdaI
and 105th-st Rev HENRY IL. STEBbINS' u.
Acting Pastor. breaches at IL and 8.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07
ALASKA STEAMERS CHANGE HANDS.

Seattle. Jan. 6-By the terms of deal Just COM
pleteo here four Of the steamers belonging 10 the
Alaska Pacific Navigation Company. operated be-
tween this city and Valdez have passed into the
hands OF the Northwestern Commercial Company.
the purchase price being S400, ,e00
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07

| YOUNG MAN. at anything; three years ex-
| perience IN machine shop FIR BREJCKA.
/ 431 East 73d-st
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07

COACHMAN.-Ry young married man:
hrst class references. sober honest will
INC; takes 200 care nurses. carriages. bar-
reSs last CmT lover cH1 De seen. C'OLE.
- (Iuincy st.. BroOStSm
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07
Citations.
OF The STATE OF NEW

UEHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
u YORK BY the Grace God free and independent:
To b Mary D. Minor, Rev. Isaac y
17en6s The Trustees of Princeton University, James Hill
3od Eleanor RycrsOn Dod, Daniel J. DOd. John Beinser
l)o6 Alberto DOd. Susannah Dod Itodriguez Edwin A
EreTens caroline Stevens Alexander. Robert Livingston
ftans Richard Mary p Stevens Esgsrd Stock
ton Alary stockton Ccnssr. Caroline Bayard Conger.
enc Tsteers Conger John de. Peyster Conger Hean
T5eT1een Conser Anna D0c Mccoy. Samuel Bayard Dod
euesu Dod Stockton. MRry DOd Walker, william =.
Putfs J. Butts, Esther Butts Storey, william
gsleev Dot Herbert Eugene Dod. Fanny Esther Dod
I9awglrcee Thomas Hammond SGydsm Caroline Suydsm
13Sre Cs5eries Sudan. Caroline Emma Suycsn1 Randall
Charles Squier Dod, Jr. Harry DCd. Lizzie Od Bright
DOd. Albert p DOG Lille Dod smith HsEy3st
Maria Robert Doc. James Potter
to persons interested in The
)od Brown Princeton, IN the Ccaa5y of Mercer
o. send greeting: 1Cu End each OF
are hereby and required personally be aYSsAS
before Surrogate Of the County OF New YORK
Surrogate's Of sad County, held C6znty
Courf House IN the County York on gzlE sSy
cf January 1905 hRlf-p ten O'Clock, in
noon o. that day. then and there j-dicisl
cook ana Mary =. Minor Executors ana Tr1Ix:oss
VIII and Testament OF said deceased;
fuch OF YOU hereby cited age OF
fgenyo.e years required by guardian
sor one 70 be appointed the
failure guardian viii De appointed The
7Oate and act for in the proceeding
IN testimony whereof have the he
Glr-ogates' the Eaid County 10 be
hereuuto affixed Witness Hon. Abner c.
Il 81 Thomas. q Surrogate Of said County al
eember IN year OF cur LORD thousand
oAs JAMES A. DoN,EII.Y
C.erk of Eu3rcgates' Court
IAAyIEE. WHITFORD, Attorney Executors ana
II O address, l20 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan,
csg OF New York. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-07
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

ANY GENTLEMAN desirOus OF yoUDg
man. competent ali repairs on 1875 White
steam car, viii ind IL 10 his adVantaEe to
answer; reference last employer. AMEEl-
CAN. Tribune Uptown Ofhcs, l.S64 broad
way