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New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
OTHER MARkETseY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. April 12-CATTI,E-Recepts 5000 head;
steady: prime S4G$6 40; cows
So 25Q$4 so; hefer So 759S5 bulls So 6oqS4 25 calves
81 T5dS6 10: stockers feeders So 1884 20. HOGS
Receipts. 5000 market steady choice prime
heavy sc 500$e CO. medium good heavy, Sc 1895 So
butchers weights SO 459s6 90; good choice heavy
mixed Sc 45Q$6 80: packing So 00dS6 4Ti7 SHEEP AND
IAMBS-Recepts 20 600 market dull sheep. 81 -
ass 80: yearlngs. S5G$6 % lambs, 81 15dS6 65
Cincinnati, April 12-HOGS strong butchers and ship
pers Sc 60q$6 60 $5 35GS6 40. CATTLE steady
fair to good shippers 25$5 10; common. 81 252 90
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Sheep steady SS 50GS5 10; lambs
steady 81 5OQST.
Kansas City, april 12-cATTLE,-R Rec RsGGeipta. 1000
port dressed beef steers So 80 IS go fair good
81 rs So 25 fed SO 5 a S. 25 stockers
and feeders. ss9s4So: Southern steers. sS 20 s.:
native heifers SO i5 bulls 5? 30 81 25 calves So
slow top Sc 45 bulk Of sales s. goo S. AZ Il hHaTy &
s. c5GS6 40 sHEEP-ReceiPts 1900 head market
strong and active; native lambs, S5GS6; Western
lambs, 81 Sc 50 and yearngs, 81 50q Sc; West.
fed sheep SIS ass 25 stockers and feeders 81 90
q SO 90
steady; prime steers So 25GS5 75 Shipping 81 55gS5 p
VEALS-Recepts. 600 head: slow and lower S5QSt 20
strong heavy and Sc S0 Workers. Sc 75gtS6 so
pigs Sc TO- roughs S6QS6 % 81 259S4 70 SHEEP
AND LAAfBS-Recepts S.4tO head; active sheep stealg
lambs lOc higher So 1S7; few at 81 10; yearnss
S6aS6 25 wethers. Se8S6 ; ewes. So SoaS5 'S sheep
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following actions in bankruptcy were fled
yesterday with the clerk OF the United States Dis
trict Court:
Francis James Rosse No pa West 18Th street.
liabilities $Sl09: assets $50, The petitioners prin-
cipaI creditor Is e A Place. Fourth avenue ana
ules hold claims for trunks piano hire summer
sehooltnR livery, awnings, dresses, medical at
tendance drugs telephone service. stationary, bor-
roved money, board, drygoods tailors. furniture,
flowers millinery and other household effects. all
Tor small sums. Incurred in 1902 and lsS The as
sets consist OF suit OF clothes. three house
gowns and three hats. estimated at $50.
Schedules OF the United Heating Company, No.
17z wooster street. show debts OF NI5,s3s OF which
az 7is are secured and assets OF $i7S3. The prn-
cipai creditors are George A Walton. No. ! West
e2d street S29 on secured and for money advanced
and salary as president and treasure $685. The
same creditor Is also liable 10 the United States
Fidelity Company for contingent liability for guar
anteeing bonds 10 contracts of the bankrupt
corporation, $5LO0o Other creditors are johnson
pany, contingent liability bonds. sZ1.so. The
assets consist OF cash. s24 notes. so stock. $50:
ACCOUNTS. ss5.1z; judgments bald as an asset hsdL
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13

COTTON-The cotton market showed the usual nrA-
holiday nscion to-day, but prices ruled pretty steady
and closed points higher. Sales for the day
were estimated at 20 Ooe bales most Of this business
opening steady decline OF points 10 an ad~
OF = points, which better than due on
the cables. looked If the bull Cliuue which was
credited with selling Tuesday and Wednesday was
buying the call Of the sellers the pre-
day covered the sea6iness OF the opening
prices advanced right after the call about
MAY and j July, points net higher
The buying the bulge to exhaust the demand
and with fresh business Of a
holiday The market turned quiet Prices eased of
little during middle OF the session. but
n pressure Of consequence and the close quiet
steady New Orleans improved after the close
equivalent Of about points In the Zoe closing
prices local market The weather favor
q average. although the forecast indicated
rather unsettled weather within the next twenty-fou-
parts the and central belt Receipts
for the day little lighter. and rhe Houston
mate for to-days receipts light Orleans
estimate was moderately full. Southern spot
were unchanged 1-16c lower and the English spot
market points sales Of 10000 bales All
three the big markets will be closed until Tuesday
The range Of contract prices to-day
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13

today Sr. London tin market was highs
saa sL59 Locally %a2Est ss %as also higher
and5s fss LIS Cd for and fsi IS the
changed with lake 9Eag onog The 75e .eetTolytic
quie and sSes and easg gs LEAP La MAS was
sS' ss ia anf sbs a 6g 1iS lSs adysnesd
IRON s Peber b, was dun and unchanged at eaos
foundry and cisFeapadn es angsn Naans both Closing a.
With No 8ea1 market was steady ana unchange ~
touLdIy at tisqsis S. The market Tor pig iron
and featuTeless ali DAY Prices unchanged, No
oLs ASS ups HNp s5d 3igGsr II gsR z bid orleans
mTsOderats me- crate and fun prices with Arm t0
bing business at fun rates syTups were nrm. but
leans centrfugai Common Ia isc fair is 1sc; good
s9 s92ss prime 2so New Orleans Ops Kettle roos Sos
lsG2oc; prime 22G 24c; fancy as ssc;
S induces ss t6e
Crude ruled nTm ans ad0 heSsr in lsh
100 ocobs9 July 5 e. a eoo g. 3 1 a6d 500 S 20
SEED @ 900 at s+se 100 az and s09 at VAS sf IN ea06 @
TT55IFiiAT TTTT5dhGi with prices firmly he'd we Su1te; @ a
10 ma@adelPhia @ 555e beis c5c refined cases Xe I9Tk s
SOC buiR ;6 70 2se water wni'e& & water
white Now HYdSpis Yof SOC s''f fPnadephia
RID: gEgas,l y;is" Ss7e NAY 5.iy
yeow 4oc I1NsE6 OH Sf1 amerean %ls seed city raw
q42e; oui-ototown raw, 4o94Ie; Calcutta raw coo
LARD OIL. I0GT2c. 49,
vIsIoNsProyisiOns made pretty Arm start sd With
under the profit taking and ruled generally
l9wsr Total Western receipts footed 62Ooo hogs n
ct Omaha PORK firm quoted: Mess 81 2'a$l1 @ a.
q9osG Ness ssSsid :am!y 81 5tSsla
S dots6 ssa sd@sa s9a s $sgs 20 % 4 arms
Gu suotsS & BaGoas sie $50 s5se: 100 ~ ssG @ 14S On n
quoted Smoking IoaIossc 10 n IOc; Z H. eisc i Is
Ee1as hrH; quoted iIsIIfse TAtLoW hFm; city 95se
steam. nominal; Middle West prime, IS s0Q$S s5; city
iorc steady; quoted, sac; refined lard steady quoted:
South America, 975c; Continent. eS5c; Brazil kegs
steauy: quoted Oleo i0c; city lard, o. 80
RCE-The local rice fairly active. with
steady undertone while markets were firm a. fun
second heads 37s94Ac; choice heads. sc; fancy
heads 69512c; fancy heads 81 Q6ci Japan domes-
pe 4QAI2c6 Patna, 5i29o%c; Java, 4%qo; Rangooh IN
SUGAR-Refned sugar very quiet new business
as wei as in Withdrawals The Federal continues 70
quote 45ec less cash prompt shipment while
other rehners quote 460 believed that at least
some OF them selling the basis quoted by the
FEDERAL Prices quoted net less per cent ior cal
Cut loaf and crushed 5.40c; 5O5c cubes 1850
powdered soc Eagle confeconers granulated 9c
cartons 2b bags and 5fb bags of fine granuated 9c
Eagle fine standard Eranulated and diamond A. .Vcr
No 4 4sOc; No g. 4.25c; No 6 2oc: 7. 415c: No s.
aloe No 8. 4.05c; No 10. 4c No H. 395c No II 39oc
No IS, IA and 10, 3.s5c. London cabled quiet but
quoted SIS Sd and May SIS Sad, with the worlds
visible supply 1890 600 against oOOO same tins
last year. The local market dull and nominal with
hesitate to operate and sugar was offered at 1s
basis 9G test cost and freight terms but net taken y
ugaL sl-32q8c 50 muscoyado and % 3292Eo
for SO test molasses sugar
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

nal futures steady; May es Sad; July IS 55sd Sep
ternber 6s "a. CORN-Spot firm; American mixed new
As ss5sd do old As I'd; futures hrm May IS 4Ssdj July
Is 41sd PEAs-Canadian steady es gi59 FI3GEn
Paciac COAST quiet s2gfs los BEEF stead; extra
india mass 76s Sd PORK firm; prime mess western
7ss Cd AMS-Short cut. IA to 10 ro fn at 6ss "a
MEATsBacon rn Cumberland cut ~ 10 Sse "a e 4g gbt
Is to 81 ib ass DO heavy a5 70 90 n ass 9d q sh2 m
ass Cd shoulders II to 13 m Of hF eTcaa at ans @ ge
4neS in nails ass BUTTER steady; finest United
States Cos good United states sos G5aEsEmAnssss SEA ss
on Tnest white steady Cd do coored strong PCS
TALI1oW ARM prime city 25s Cd o5T % "a Pc
TRoiEUM-Renned quiet esd LINsEED OIL nrn'
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
Trust Companies.

sS 5o s. IS DO TO- per basket 56 SlfE AsPARa
q xhs DO chsrisston % S. s. 'oGsrG; &RTI
Per S SG dS Florida pe o DO c4sf. Ss
sFSf "a DO per n 5S
6s. 60ghenes. .segSl p; DO Charleston new So DO New
az o BBE gF orda sR re o p.2 do
sas g Haf Il Fortda IL do
pe pese bssst ssasf y 5Sgs25o CELERY caiifornia
Bss 4 fsse ae 81 SGa$8 DO per esse 81 5oas2 So eSgM
cRY or ESp1VE New Orleans SE 40 per e' b6 s.
oT1R ESGARoL New o.ssRs Per bb sssss So EGGPIAT
4sI per r 100 ~ s2gs4 So NorfQlk 6O
per 100 bunhes ss 1TTcE Pforida per basket 5oca
10 do South Carolina 5ocQs2; do North Carolina 5oe9
Cuban per crate s2as2 50 do bermuda. 81 IS do Egyp
do red and ysow 81 3ss I state and Western eq w
per bush crate 5ocGs1 25 red and yellow per bb or
40 EsSg SsT Dds sa
SqG So esnSe o efsy S @ S SSsa Gr5 SS 90 soghen st
GisE ssqs4 Do cuban s. 5oSss PEPfEEs. Florida, per
DO per fufsn sess s. sf dc ods
90 Slain ner m Nsw sss @ curly per 5S s2aS2 So
oISgGSI; RoAINB Florida per basket sl@s1 rs New
S0o * pP eG bssEe s. SSs p9 IS s 81 I
carolina and South Carolina s1QS1 49, STRING BEANS
DO green, per basket $I@s4 so; do per crate sfasz
M MsPINAGH I Norfolk per Dbl S1Gs1 90 Baltimore 81
81; TOMATOES Florida per carrier 81 50Qs5; Cuban
wATFc cREss. 100 6anches sias4 DBL q ''"S-
ba Hay 4! ,,6o AND ST IsTRAW-HAY-The Improved feeling
call arising in view the coming holiday interrup
eec ~ s9sd RF% args &c Ose: & Rs5 So r.
SS GI9yeT mixed 621s 62iAc; clover cleaE
rail or river now full prices Receipts hay and
today: Hudson River Railroad 40: Erie Rai1roed
& &roo; Pennsylyania Railroad, so Lehgh Valley Rail-
OoTdT T6i.5o l4o Toto 7s0 Rsesigs Of straw 70 tons
So Y. 6
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-spo cotton
export 700: American, 5000 receipts 1000 all AmeT-
cant. % sos @ osseP ePq @ sd at & 9oa ne decline
@ @A6 gnd oia SolS sna s e
tenl6er-octobeT 5s1d ocobefNovernber, 5Tsd; NoveH
572d Manchester-Yarns queter cloths Quies firm,
FLOUR AND MEA1-There was a better demand
alton TsT we're fair saes in SPRING Whe1s pstsn sIta
ss @ .d ossr 9~ & winter s4s S apS
bette: demand for =. hou5 also noted; Quota
SO e5 g:s winter patents. 50 80 as Is: spring
s st aa e IGt. M et s az wRs RHB s F8o5 e e. @ and
s. @ s. % g FSSf & 9Sote6 SS sso'i kin f2 r
% TO brand RxGGAL a.1.. ,R T 4.
FEEDE:Wes!eTn drm:. city arm. quoted. Western
SaF Dor as Ill
& &ftg a bran So 81 b1 81 90 s.e6 56 20 T b m ga
So 20 Sacks oimeai idi sss isS q sas rs So y
.ns Se a sfHa
paris Of he CROP bet and suggestivey small moyenent
a. primary points on Which oGTntTy holders were strong
sc Later business increased the advance 10 IL,
The slight reaction was just befoe the close under pro
santsI On the strong position Of supplies al home and
abroad AeeSrfng M 70 bI1ems ea9s or Lssrpoo wheat
Of La Plata whss5 % % Sns G9EeF1Rs Of esqrs
wheat - 1s 2 s ss s crop s q "a go 600 bush
years ago. Argentine wheat to all countries
hs Sssh 3 b,s Fa s 5 3 sutS sSS last Hss %ss s S6
.le 900 last year s5ee @ January ne total 90 10000
rark. FOR wheat closed mot reopen til Tuesday
morning. advance OF NC Paris wheat and
nour closed S9l0e higher Berlin wheat closed 49E pig
wheat lee higher since Tuesday The forsign grain
local cash market closed quiet We Suets' No rec
Northern Duluth. ss%c nominal ahoat CoRH- CoRH;;-
Corn ruled and much stronger on specuauve
eount but was held too strongly business in the
cash property. The cables good the ioesn as Me
Is The domestic bulsh the wester was
poor and the country offerings light ATgenthe COTE s&
boT4s for the week S2 900 bush ana since Alsy
ne total s IS $4,000 against ss ooo ia.t year
according TO rooSna ths connection OF factors the
nsrot after opening go higher increased ts aosanSe
- Sss and cosed steady within 40 OF the Top Noth-
Ing wss done export; the market lor cssa qfI
70 b sdost: No 2 white, o3*c. and 10 yellow. 65t.S
Offering light and encouraged by the advance IN wheat
sna corr holders o. In the local market were
strong in their the close with supplies igat ~
81 &c: natural white 30 70 ss n ssgsso and clipped
yehite 20 10 40 N, 3eQ41hc. RYD-Anrket Gull No
X.stern zoe asked o New YORK. BARLEY-Marloet
dun Feedtng 4esze. and mating osse'c' BOTH o
nc" NEW YORK PRICES.
Wheat. o7snssssss ssss E5gA Sis-,s fs9is sas sss
{aH .:s....-e 3x "a a. "a ~
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
Notice of SummOns.
NEW YORK SUPREME CoURT-sARAH

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-SARAH
~ Ka+s Falconer smith. Plaintiff against Edyard A
price as surviving Trustee under Deed 81 dated
vsrnhsr 23rd 1850 Dorothes smith. Defendants
place OF Trial. County Of New York-SummOns.-To the
shov raned Defendants: You hereby summoned 70
answer the complaint in this action ana copy
of vou- answer Plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty
% this summons. exclusive
dav or service IN OF failure appear CT
will be taken against default
fcr the relief demanded in the compliant
ted January 3lst. 1896.
1kGFS " 8 CHARLES J McDERMOTr. Plaintiffs
Attorneys Post once address and once. Nos
I5T Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan. City % New
York
To me Defendant Dorothsa Smith The foregoing
mons is served upon you BY publication pursuant
order the Hon James FlzSerad Justice % The Su
nreune court OF March 1Tth
1904 and complaint IN the once the Clerk
~ tba County o. York County Court House.
in the Borough Of Manhattan. city of New Tork
Dated New York, March SoTh. 1905
JAMES ". & CHARLES + McDERMOTT. Plaintiffs .
Attorneys once and Post Oface address 155 Isl
Broadway Borough OF Manhattan. New York Ciry
n.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
+ contract prices in the local market to-day

The local market for spot closed quiet, with
prices unchanged basis Of II Soc for middng up
land and u Sc for rusddling Gulf Southern spot
were teegTaphed follows: Mobile firm l-l5e lower
bales Savannah steady, unchanged
et II 3ICc sales 672 Norfolk steady unchanged
1880: 347 bales Baltimore nominal unchanged
at 1lNc Augusta steady Lice lower at II 116c sales
3e3 bales ST steady, unchanged at II 4sc Gal
weston firm unchanged 11i2c New Orleans firm, IN
changed al &c sales 250 bales Charleston hrm uI
Changed at Wilmington steady, unchanged at
II5c Estimated receipts at leading points to-day
At Houston $50 225O bales against 3l30 last week
end 01S last wear; Galveston 65Oo 1900 bales
INST 5 35e and G9S2 last year and OF New
Orleans 200 bales against 1924 last week and
T,OTl last
,eeLlx -euort with
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW


- York. by the grace Of God free independent TO
tent Letitia Samusls Rachel King. Adophus II.
Louis s. IAssak. Minnie l. Whitney. Isabella Tobias
Barnet L solomon Augusta Hsrt John I, solomon Al
bert e Solomon Rosae solomon Brandon Robert
Kate NJ Simon. Naomi A. Solomon Frederick H.
Aronson Edward King j. Sophia Scheftel Augusta x
solomon David james king Bennett J. King. Sarah
c. Ward, Mount Sinai Hospital in TIE City Of New
York Montef0re Home for Chronic Invalids Home for
Aged and Inhrm Hebrews. United Hebrew Charities
Hebrew Technical Institute, Hebrew Benevolent and
Orphan Asylum Society. Educational Alliance Congre
cation Mai Jeshurun. Della Burnstine Mary Lorirz.
Fannie Samuels. Aida solomon Heidelberg. Louis =.
Alphonse Kahn Aneelique Kahn Fov. Arthur J. Kahn.
Msude Kahn Van Ninden. Hugo Kahn. Paul J. Kahn
Ulysses Kahn unknown heirs. legatees and OF ain
OF Sarah 3. II any; unknown helrS and ueXr OF
OF White. heirs and
OF kin any Bessie Lockwood. deceased Public Ad-
rninfstrator Of County Of New and all per-
Of York. deceased creditors. egateeS
otherwise. send greeting. You and each OF
you cited and required personally % be and
OF the COUNTY OF New York
Surrogates' Court Of said county. held at The
County House. in the County % New York the
18th day May 1905 half-past ten o'clccs IN the
settlement Of the account OF proceedings Of Isaac )
Of the last will and testament OF said
deceased and such Of as are hereby cited as ars
under the Of twentyOns required 70 ap-
by guardian II Rave one. or II YOU have
none appear and apply for 70 be appointed in
the Of your neglect failure do guardian
will be appointed by the Surrogate to represent and act
for you the proceeding.
In testimony whereof have caused The seal Of the
Su.rogates Court OF the said County OF New
be heTeCnto affixed
IL Witness Hon ABSER c. THOMAS. a Surro-
gate Of our said county. az the County % New
YOrd thousand nine hundred and
- DANIEL J. DOWDNEY
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
Citations.
P.-THE PEOPIF on THE

/ ,EES. SUSANNA P.-THE PEOPLE OF THE
aepsns 70 fsi p ss saee FeS St G9S 's AND II
Susanna l. sutph-n "Sm Fielding "ae T. Mars5s T1sss's n ;9y
Breekinridge MaItby william Carson EiIza6e,b r.
Mary W. Marshall Frances B Msrshail Maars.s mes
waller Catharine B. Hunter. William Waller sole ex-
and as trustee for Trgg Waller and Nannre WsIe- Pat
tefson Catharlne c Breckinrdge. Mary r Waller trus-
zee ir Susanna Waller Florence B. Carson general
eSsoh j. Florence Carson and Edward Carson;
Montgomery Carson indivduaiiy and james G. SaTseS
Joseph b Carson. William Florence Car
SON deceased Board Visitors OF the hornveIl Orphan
Ss, Sge. n p Lee Camp No l. Confederate Veterans.
he3usHy In It's own right and in the place and stead
OF Jackson NOV p Collegiate OF Jack
son Kentucky. and also the in rights
interests OF the Curaors University
OF Kentucky; Cabel B. Bullock. The Presbyterian
logical Seminary OF Kentucky. Preston l. Sutphen.
and ali persons interested estate OF susanna p
Lees late OF the County OF New York deceased
tt9rs legaees next OF kin otherwise greeting:
Personally to be and before Surrogate OF ths
county held at the County Court House in the CounS a.
New York. the 2Oth day OF April. 1906 halr-pass
10 attend judicial settlement OF the account o. nr-e
ings Fielding Marshall Henry r Sutphen ana Will
said deceased; and you hereby cited as
under the age OF twenty-one required TO
TO appear and apply for one TO be appointed or IN
the OF neglect failure guardian
Will be appointed by the Surrogate
for you in the proceeding
In testimony whereof have the seal OF tbs
York 10 be hereunto afHxed Witness, Hon. Abner
IL 81 e Thomss Surrogate Of our said County. a.
IN the year OF our Lord one thousand nine hun
DANIEL J DOwDNET
FIELDING L. MARSHALL.
Attorney FOR Executors
"a Nassau Street. y. 7. City.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
Teachers Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professos Teachers Tutors overnesseS ETC. 20
Colleges Schools and families. Apply 70
Mrs. NJ. =. YOUNG-FULTON. IS Union square
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
y PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Tn PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
l. Abner c Thomas a Surrogate OF the County of
New Notiee is hereby given 70 al persons having
cIa P Warden. late OF the City %
PsnubIfc OF France deceased. the
wien vouchers the subscriber his place OF
t-arsa-rtnr business No 40 Wall Street. The city
OF New YORK. before the loth day % October
CLARENCE WARDEN Administrator.
STRONG & CADWALADER
for adn1 illustrator.
40 Wall street. y. Y City
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
Surrogates' Notices.

IN PTTRSU ANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County o.
hereby given 70 all persons having
ceir,s against Augusta F. Arnold late Il tbs County
Sew York deceased TO present TIE same with vouchers
subscriber, her place OF transactnx
trsi,sss AZ the cffce Of Baker peabody. No Wall
She City CT NeV 1S-A O VI DeAOle 1l7 HEss
day os May 1905. - o-.-,-- ,o,r
D@N ~ FRANCES ARNOLD, Executrix-
pEABODY. Attorneys Executrix Wan
street Ro-oUgh OF Manhattan New York City.
A NDERSON. CORNELIA.-IN PURSUANC
~ % nm order Of Hon. Abner G. Thomas SUrrogats
os the Counts OF New York notice hereby given 70 an
having claims against Cornea Anderson. late OF
~ County 81 New York. deceased present the sanas
tb vouchers the subscriber az her place or
business a the Office of her attorneys
LTeTJW Z F,rinckerhon 90 Wall Street. in the Bor
ough Of City OF New YORK On or petors me
Istd dayo OF October. 1896
-' CORNFIIA h. AVERILL. Exscutrtx-
AvERuL BRINCKERHOFF. Attorneys for the Ex-
eeutrix Nc. so Wall Street. Borough % Manhattan
civ OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
HOTEL ISLESWORTH.
Grand Atlantic Hotel

Virginia Ave. Beach. Atlantic City. " J.
Convenient Steel Pier and all amusements- Hot and
cold in private baths Long distance phones IN
bedrooms Rates SO 81 Weekly rates ST. sc
to 80 American plan Steam heated sun parlor Cafe
Write for 1906 booklet. Music Capacity 700 New York
ONCE 2s9 Fourth Ave. A. CHESHIRE MITCHELL.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Frank T FITZGERALD. a Surrogate % the County ot
New York notice hereby gwen all persons having
W Dunstar. late OF the county
OF Bergen OF Jersey deceased present tas
OF trarsactng business. 146 Broadway IN the city
OF York before the Setn gay OF Ann ne&--
Dated New York the 2Gth day of october. 1905
TITLE GUARANTEE & TRUST CO. Exscutor-
BY ARTHUR TERRY Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
VIRGINIA.
Virginia Hot Springs

NEW YORK OFFICE. s4S FIFTH AVE.
Waters baths. hotels and scenery nowhere equalled.
Rheumatism gout and diseases Complete
hydrotherapeuto apparatus japanese parlor golf
aairnuing pool. livery and outdoor pastmes THE
KEW HOMES FEAD modern In the strfctsst
na atronized b the highest class unquestionably the
ALI hotel America Brokers'
once with direct y, y. wire
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
,,s s,o-,ver AZ Csovngton Va on through tickets 10
Cincnnati louisville chicago, St Louis and the West.
f1r side trip 10 Virginia Hot Springs
Pullman compartment car via Washington leaves y T.
455 D. arrives Springs $50 a m Eastern time
Penna- r r. and connecing lines
FRED sTERRy Manager, Hot Springs. Va
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
Spring Resorts.
H o T E L r UDOLF

HOTEL UDOLF.
ATLANTIC CITY. NEW JERSEY
Dreetly on the Beach Local long distance tels-
phones IN rooms American European plans ace
ocean view rooms 100 with private sea watsT
oatns Artes1an well. absolutely pure. Orchestra and
rates. wv NPSNiH' 0piiNs
a., Mr; j. X Palmer. representing the Rudolf
tne IN hoteI savoy daily II a m 10 2. TO and
20 p m Phone No. 10e5-PIaza), % make bookings
and give all information. CHAS II. MYERS, owner.
HOTEL ISLESWORTH,
ON THE BEACH AT VIRGINIA AVENUE.
ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
opposite Famous Steel Pier, central location
on the boardwalk. Sea water In all baths Auto Bus
at station. American and European Plans. Rates
Sz5o per DAY and upward. Unique Dutch Cafe. Hass-
lers Orchestra
Personal representative at Hotel Cadillac asa
OsBoRNE & PAINTER
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13

FIELDING l. MARSHALL
Attorney for Executors.
"a Nassau Street. y. 7. City.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-13
THE CHESTNUT

RDALE-0N-HUDS0N, N. Y.
OPENS FOR THE SEASON April. 18TH.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT private
bath, $3.50 daily including meals. two s25 weekly
ne. SIS. THE VAN RENSSELAER,, Is East 11th St.