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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-15
ENort to sctile rrn,,A,.

Dayton, Ohio, May 14.-Frank Morri- son, Secretary of the American Fedcr. ation of Labor. reached Dayton toda ,, and will address the InternationaI Con. vention of Paper Makers. His nur- pose IS to reunite the two factions and get those who seeded some time a.o back into the fold. The first b,,si,'ssI session of importance was held to,5s' with brief by President Carey of ws tertown. N. '. Na-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-15
c.ua.n R.uk Author,.ed,

Washington. May 14.-(Special.l--' The Camden National Bank of Camden has been authorized to begin business with o,000 capital F. W. Berry. president: J. R. Liddel vice president; John Miller, cashier
 Rural carriers appointed-Victoria Route 1. Jarrett F. Patterson carrier, Holm P. Baker substitute; Vincent. Route Q, James T. Lackey cawier, Rob- ert W, Dents substitute
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-15
snnrht Safety in F1ieht.

Passport, R. l., May 1.-Two dis tinct shocks coinciding in time with the Bridgeport explosions and so vio- lent as to send almost the entire popu- lation of this village Into the streets in their night clothing, were felt here today. Houses were jared. dishes rattled. beds shook and almost instant ly every sort of domestic animal and fowl set up a racket which Listed half an hour.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-15
AFTER BUCKET SHOPS.
BfI of HefIin Makes Future Gambling
 q Felony.

Washington. May 14.--Representative Hefiin of Alabama today introduced a bill making 1t 6 misdemeanor for any person to keep an establishment for the purpose of dealing in cotton futures.
 It provides thet any person or per- sons who buys or sells cotton for the purpose of specuIating under the plan commonly known as cotton futures. shall be deemed guilty of keeping and running a gambling house, and shall be fined not less than 5000 and also shall be imprisoned for a period of ten years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-15
sfr.. Rust Will Not Aecep

Nashville. Tenn. May i4.-Mrs. John o. Rust of this city, widow of the late Rev, John 0. Rsst, one of the most eminent Baptist divines in the Southern Baptist Church. who was last week elected corresponding secretary of the woman's Mission Board of the south- ern Baptist Church. has decided not to accept.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-15
s,r nohart nromler bend.

London, May 14.--The Colonial offics has been advised that Sir Robert Brom- ley. administer of the Islands of St. Kitts, British West Indies. died therc yesterday. Sir Robert Bromley waJ born in 1874. From 1897 to 1901 ho was an attache of the British embas sy at Washington and in 1900 married the third daughter of the .ate Baro1 Pauncefort. the British ambassador to the United States.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-15
.aa,t,oua, Respite for Patrick.

Albany, N. Y.. May f4.--Governcr Higgins today granted an additional rs- spite of thirty days until Juno IT to Albert T. Patrick. under sentence of death for the murder of William NJ. Rice Judge M K. oicott, Patrick's att torney. reported that 1t would be irn- possible to complete the presentation of evidence in support of Patrick's ap- plication for a new trial by May 1s when the last respite will have ex- piraH
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-15
THREW BoMB INTO CROWD.
Police Capfain of Warsaw Is Torn To
 Pieces.

F0lH62 N4VtMAA VI IVtM
 Pieces.
 Warsaw. May i4.-While Police Cap tain Constantinoff was standing in Marxaikowska street this evening with two policemen and four soldiers, a young. man threw a bomb into tho group.
 The explosion literally tore Captain Coilstantinoff to pieces and severely wounded policeman and six other per- sons. The assassin tried to escape and firing his revolver, wounded a soldier. The other soldiers deplied with a vol ley. killing the assassin and two other persons. The soldiers then attacked the people who had gathered. with their bayonets and the. butts of their guns. wounding eleven persons. making a total of four killed and nineteen wounded.
 The terroritst have sought Captain Constantinofs life since May Day o' last wear when he ordered tef soldiers tv fire on q procession of Socialists causing the death of thirty persons
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-15
CAVE MILITARY DEMONsTRArroN
c,rrisou of Alexandria Desired to Re assure Egyptian People.

Alexandria,, May 14.-The Rritish .,rrison of Alexandria, consisting nt sEntantry and artillery with bands nlav- ,r' ,n and colors flying. marched throu9h .e .he main streets of the town today ana ,,araded on the big square.
 Tbe object of this military demon
 ..stion was to reassure and imprexs t,,on the natives who had been some bat disturbed by the recent Pan-IS- ,aasic campaign launched by the sun nnrters of the Turkish action on the Sinai peninsula
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-15
AFRICAN COTTON.
ur,t,.b Exrert Believes IndUstry is I'm
 creasinE in West Africa.

IiverpooI. May 14.-Addressing the chan,her of Commerce this evening Sir Aired Jones, president of the Chamber said that the British Cotton Growing Association would import this year from West Africa cotton valued at between s50O,oOo and s60O,ooo tIa arpued that West Africa would n-nduce shortly more cotton than Lam cashire required. He added that Afri- ca iahor conditions were more econom- tcai than those in America. while land could be had virtually for nothing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-15
Wage Scale Not Con.,0.r..,

Cincinnati May l4.-Thr wage s.,. was not considered by the Iron and Steel Workers. National Union at the morning was devoted to the discnse sion of the report of the committee on constitution,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-15
,nterycniur Petitions Filled.

Lexington, May 1.-Two interven- ing petitions were filed in the circuit court today in the receivership case against the American Reserve Bond Company, one by James K Christian of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-15
BATTLE WITH wrcKLrFrEs.
Report of Conflict With Indian Desper-
 ndoes Not Authenticated.

vinita, I. T., May 14.--A fight is re- ported to have taken place between the three wtckiiffe Indian outlaws and possee of deputy sheriffs who have been searching for them since March Ii, but it is not credited by the authori- ties here.
 Marshal Darrough of this city, under whose direction the possee Is working. has heard nothing of the reported fight The wicklfffes are brothers and are wanted for shooting Deputy Mar shal Ike Gifkstrap in a desperate fight near the town of Kansas. I. T.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-15
Felt nt NeMhnyen.

New Haven. Conn, May 1.-Two shocks from the Bridgeport powder explosions were felt in this city. Win es were shaken :om shelves It was at first thought here that the shocks were caused by an erthquake.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-15
KILLED BY NEGRO SOLDIER.
Shooting of Night watehman Thrcafez
 t0 Lend to Riot.

Ianooln. Neb.. May 14.--Arthur Moore, a night watchman at Crawford, Nehraska. was killed last night by a roIored soldier from Fort Robinson. Janss Moore. the watchman's broth er. killed the soldier and friend of tha latter struck James Moore and broke his arm.
 OfSciaIs are Investigating the case which threatens to lead to a riot.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-15

Florida. ana one by Mary sI Nau of St. Louis. m each ease the petitioners asked to be n1ade party to the suit and that Receiver James q. Rogers take
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-15
Mr.. Duvis stsII Improves.

New York, May 14.-Ths condition of Mrs. Jefferson Davis was reported to- night as being very much improved, It was said that she was able to st up for about half aA haJlr durinE ths daw.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-15
wpA4mlIn FoREcAsr.

w.shirxfsn, sley r<,-For Aiabnmn, Fair Tues6ay aM4 Wednesday, light
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a. .sav-- Tor the season. Railroad earnings for
r1-- - fqr srrpaEs last years by 81 per cent
ia - commerce AZ this port for the last week
and ~ rsin Of S. 970Sl iu imports over the same
peIloes Net changes IN security prices are mar
cl4As-7 sales acaiu fell far behind last years,
ToR -o-rourt Tor the loss 81 hank exchanges at
Ehiol ~ 2s per cent, although other leading
t5l Us, ,s8e IN averase gain 81 81 per cent.
..s-aas,reet's' says;
-. -ero~ts are sin rather mixed IN character.
lI--s feels the effects Of continued winter
bHs..sc- heavy snowfals and freezing tempera-
&C. --rfrr have hurt early fruits and truck In
tuits.. -sfartled retail trade and affected jobbng
ie,te-f shipments. Building has been interrupted,
49, Is only temporary. and the winter wheat
by 80 been rat beyond harm by the heaviest
CIV s.T tu wears at this period. Uncertainty as
snoSS -7sI strike induces besitsncy in some lines
. .-s-s--g but has immensely stimulated coal and
OF U-- iron IS dull but steel rail sales are
n--s~,us and immense expenditures for railway
A--s-~ West and Northwest are projected De-
l---5-r 10 continue well into the balance ~
--rsr Banking opinion seems 20 be that whfle
~ -Hre stringency IS 70 be looked for there will
y -1frfrE resembling stagnation. and that ira r.
t--ela-fIous are backward. 0utgrowth OF the
',--ress Of retailers 10 remit on late winter and
.-fr spring business an warmer weather Il il
--~AfrntIy believed. would remedy this condition.
- here being g distinct benefit and the ratio
II 1853 -rreiuts carried over 10 uer has uevar -
49, been eQualled- Additional interesting features
- the numerous reports Of wage advances made
= several Industrial lines. the growth OF fhe feel
~ that a general coal strike will not occur the
.-SenetheL.uE OF prices OF leading staples surb IL
r-rin and cotton; the increasing sales az les fber
q shoe acturers, indicating covering aEainSt
s5ots yarns and ether varieties OF Tnanufactured
--ffor
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.

by Telegraph 20 The Tribune
l,l.frs 90 March 23.-The wheat market was firm
,o-day as # had the support Of a demand from
abroad MAY wheat closed with q gain for the
dav OF &c May corn lost 55c TO 34c, oats We're
unchanged. and the provision market kept on the
even tenor OF it's upward course.
The opening Of the wheat market here today was
under the influence Of higher prices at Liverpool
and the demand 1t Duluth for foreign shipment
Trading WIS without feature, but the market ral-
lied on improved export demand. Late in the oay
light offerings and covering by shorts kept prices
strong Local receipts were cars, with car
estimated for tomorrow Nav closed a. 765sc. The
highest was 7sc and the lowest ie,4c- July closed
al SIC 10 7Si.c, after selling as nigh as nc 20
$50 and as low a ~ e 10 Use
THE corn market opened strong and active sam
over Yesterdays figures Local receipts were 1ae
cars WIN cO8 cars estimated for tomorrow. ship
IIer-s hence were 10000 bushels May sold from
44zc down f4isc % 4434c and closed al 4ic july
closed al 43.c 10 44sc aLLeF seLLAB as AIEA 40 70o
Ia The early part Of tho session The oats market
was fairly active. but later became nervous anu
lrices followed the fluctuations OF corn. Inc mar
kef after this became firm on the heavy export de-
-1-g we're no cars with 135 estimated for to-
Nav sold from 20-sc down TO 3J-sc, and closed az
3s.c 10 2D1Sc Tho highest July lrttl-u was Sc,
ma lowest 29&c. with the close al -'-4c 70 --sc-A
Provisions recovered from inc carry app r7sl on
r~6 NJ midday ruled AT the highest prices Tor the
So son There was considerable prout taxing IN
evidence on the opening advance, causlne q re-
Z 00 pounds Of ribs credited 70 ARMOUR a. % n4a
- reIIyFencv 20 reassurc holders May pork s14o
fro SIC 57is off 10 SIC 49, and reacted 70 SO o. Ay
lard sold from $ i-la O. = ~ -c is-l-L 20 ~
- Il 7-ts Hog receipts were $500 head, and prices
ar the yards We're De Algi
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Public Notices.


TIE CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT oF
TAEES AND ASSESSMENTS, MAIN OFFICE.
BOROUGH OF NASHATTAN. No $50 BROADWAY.
STEWART BUILDING JANUARY gTH. 1895
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN required By the
Greater New To-S Charter. that the books called
TIE AuuUs! Record Of the Asa sEad Fsluation u
Real and Personal Estate o. the Borough Of 4Gh-
haitian. Tbs Bronx BraEAiyu Queens and Rich
uon9. comprising ths CITY Of New York,' VIII -
opened for examination and correction on the second
Monday Of January and will rema!a open uaal taa
FIRST DAY or APRIL 1895
DurinR the time that the h5oks opeE 70 BuPiis
inspection application may De made b. G1y psrSou
Or corporation claiming 20 be agErisyeo By shs
assessed valuation q, real or personal estate "a
r. The Borough d Manhattan a. the Main once
OF the Department o. Taxes and Assessments No
2s6 Broadway
In IN. Borough Of The BrorE a. tie oEes Of the
Departments Municipal Building. One Hundred ard
Bevsnty-ssvsutb street and Third Avenue
In the Borough o. Brooklyn a. the once o. m
Department Municipal BuidinF
In the Borough ~ Queens A. The once Of ne
Department. Hsrkett Building. JaekaoS Avenue and
Fifth Street Long ISLAND City.
IN The Borough OF Richmond. Re osles Of IL
Department Masonic Building stapietCn-
Corporations IN all he borouFha must MAKE ap-
Plicsrion only It the uEin cree IN the Borough q
Manhattan
Applications in relation TO the ssseHssd vAluatiOa
Of personal estate ..ut - made By the perso1
ssr@sssd Al he once - the Department The
Borough where such person rtticss and IN the case
Of Nonresident carving % business In Tbs CITY
Borough where such place q Dutinesl 9 located.
tween The hours Of 10 4 and P, n except
On saturday when sll Gppl' cations must b ma4s
FRGEE l. oDoNNEL
JOHN J. BRADY.
FRANK RAYMOND
JAMES FULLY
n MULLER.
CHAs FUTZEL.
SAUL SFHASROUEOEH.
Commissioners OF TE1ss and Assessments
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Financial.
Financial.

The public are cordially invited
to inspect the new building of THE
PEOPLES TRUST COMPANY,
181 and 1873 Montague Street, Brooklyn,
to-day, Saturday, March oath, from 9
A. NJ. until 8 P. M.
On and after March 18th the business
of the Company will be conducted in the
new building, and visitors will be'welcome
on that day and thereafter.
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TIIE 80 81 - sTATE 81 ~.

TIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York D. -hs Grace o. co., Free ara ladies' sndsnt.--
To Lima ] SaaL R1beIr c. Easm9-e- s-e-1-or
The VIZ au- Teste1ent o. Emil s--asfs- dscsassl
Mary SAT- German Hospital and DspensarV n tls ---
ol New t-lk German SDc-ery or r1e Ci-v CO Sew YORK
Isabella aa--lz-1 - ne CITY Of NeV Yer. Nar-ou
-rpla1 Farm school Mount Vs-1-- View YORK Eea---
y schae-er Ll-eda q Scs-- sr. R-e2f E y5n sas
rfte--e Flll -l-- . en- Nrr1 -a44s
Schaefsr. Efaea Eloiss s-lasfcr Rldolph J. schaets
tr-- Sfucr Crlnrarn. executor o. llzr WLl q
Tesa-H-ut Of Fl-de-i-s r1IuaE1. deceased Gales
hunk and A1re-la F. Runs zu7r-ar % ne perara
or E~te1a T. Sc1serar 81 E-la=ec-- Colon
Ir-sL -1lcpslf. gus-1.7 t@s property o. F-tsc1
S-hsefer ana Eleanor a. -chaefar. Liza j. ven sal
Fon oaai zl- -nile Eo- r-lt an 20 a. persons IN
County OF New York. deceased --=-r- lsEa--es
Of ku otherwise 7e-c greeting k-l ard you
hereby cited a11 required perscl BE- and
rH- before cur err'F7re 1r The County % View YORK
Cclrt EEo-ss c county T1-a the 2-t- 1ay
c. Narca 1908 a. ta-t 7ast ccieF o. the s1ranoon
% that dav- -1sn there -1 Attend tl1ical settle
+he account n ~ E.Ilc ph J. Schasfsr
and O. -shaeter EXECUTORS - ErE
Testament OF SAID deceased; md such hs-e1v
ced as are 1nds- tie ags - lSs' zone years a-s -
Q-i-ed 90 appear hy you- s-7--lz = lave -
none. 10 appeal and ar1.y s-- 10 ap-
pointed % yu-r neglect failure q
guardian wiI be sppoin-sc ere Surrogate rep
and -1- sou l- ne preceding
IT. Testimony Whereof. We --e causes ere Seal = O
slrrogates Court OF he sad Comfy ~ New Tc-k
rersuutC aflz-4
Haid County. rhs County o. New Tc-E cav
Taa-a-g l che Of cur Lord thousand lun
Grad ems six A6NEl c. -lr0Ha5.
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INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street Journal

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned. Knickerbocker Trust Company
Trustee, viii sell accordance with the request in
writing OF the holders OF majority Of the
bonds secured by the below described and out
standing, in parcel public auction, TO the highest
and best bidder, the 2st day Of April 1906 al 1890
O'Clock the forenoon OF that day the front door OF
the Court House. in the City Of Eas0n Pennsylvania
70 the OF contained In that certain
mortgage executed and delivered by the Delaware and
Northampton Railroad Company, New Jersey corpora
ton, the Delaware and Northampton Railroad Company
Pennsylvania corporation and the New Jersey and Del
aware River Railroad Company, New Jersey corpora
ton TO the knckerbocker Trust Company as Trustee
dated March Bird. 1903 ell and singular the following
property. 20 wit:
40 698 shares capital OF Quaker Portland Ce
Company,
764s the capital OF Northampton Portland
Cement Company.
bond OF said Quaker Portland Cement Company, for
Sl25000O, accompanied by mortgage TO this Trust
Company, Trustee upon the franchises and property
real and personal the said Quaker Portland Cement
Company. further collateral for any sum or sums
OF money advanced paid by the Delaware and
Northampton Railroad Company tof New Jersey the
Handkerchief Trust Company. Trustee, for
behalf OF said Quaker Portland Cement Company.
e93 Capital stock New Jersey Delaware River
Railroad COMPANY.
The terms upon which aforesaid sale viii be held
will be announced at the time OF sale.
Dated. March 22nd 1906.
KNICKERBOCKER TRUST COMPANY, TRUSTEE
FREDK Ia ELDRIDGE.
First Vice President.
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Teachers AGENCIES.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
ruuues Professor Teachers Tutors, Governesses etc.
a Colleges. schools and Families Apply
Mrs N J. YOTTtG-FULTCE- Is Union Square
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no ALL PERSONS HAVING ANY CLAIMS
l. OF demands 10 from the estates OF the Iate.-l
Mr. Jurri-u BudaIuEb. formerly a manufactures III
Anthem Holland VINO died on December 10 1905. and
-i-s. Cessna irelarl-t Bauer. widow J. J. Bud
aingn who died at AruAeIn Oh February a. 1906 are
hereby requested SEND statement OF their SAID
claims demands before the sQth dav ID April
1906 the Offices Of Messrs Troost ana ds KAT No
tariss Anthem Holland
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VOIPRINS. NEHEMIAH C.-IHE FEC7L-

o. he state q Wv York by TIE E-aes % Cod :rs-
lusCn. cl1s-ta T111re.-s. E-.th e V-Ii1n-s7-
3 -l1etl A. C1-7at1-I srir- NJ C-1ss---z Eva g.
Cr1lst-cB Thomas " ~--lsr--Z W.''t=-. ~rr=-1cf
CHARLES r. T-r-s Merle A. ~o--s-1.< V-I-Ia-
C.1s.-cE William p. Cc-1s-1 Eizs1e-- T.
ida c. La-uT-0Ca Ia W.
stock. Harold A. Curstc-k, fz1--t ~ C-u.s--cE V---s-
o. Cr-stoCk Lucy T. Ra-i-ur -I-.auz T. Ea.-cl-
Eelfarin F4lr1-r Catherine l. Walt S---v0-F H.
Waid. Do-~ 7 -ta.1 Elr--ca TC-l- Izlr lr1 Pin g
William Ja. a1 80 q persons t-ta-eT-ei .ae Ea-s o.
Nele~lah TaupNlDs .L-s o., Inc GO. r- - <ew YORK
greeting ard each OF hereby -lt-L
required personally and appear before Surrogate
-ls County oi Ns-s YORK at the s-r--slr-s -----
said County. reid az t-e -o--rv Court rtr
COUNTY - I0-' OF f0r-
hsFf-Usis. -r-ek the ---eI.r or Isy
theirs 90 at-enl t.d-al Settlement 7f lu-
o. r--s-slugs r- lI.-- T. -r-s-C-z .rsrI-ured
Trustee OF the WIZ s1d -ee-s~s1t ~ 1al4 q
ceased. and -uch Ct h=lsoy -r5. urds
the aE- ~ t1rcr y-ont years ere -e--@d 20 appear
v--r E-sIl'1-. 70 -r1 hove 1-a CT 80 have
alHszr apply t-- -up--Ic1 ne ever
OF neglect Or failure % 20 E-ar-i1z win ap
p0iC-s5 the Surrogate co -sgseut a1c Cor ~cu
che proceeding
Il testimony wr-sof have caused sea- % sss
Srr-csa-es CONE o. sail County % Nsw
York % -s-e~rf0 s-Ved W---ss zen
IL g. FRAN r. FITE--- r ID. Surrogate % Gu
s7d COMFY -re County e View -1-k --a
ssra iay % Fshrllry n re year q Lord
thousand r--s zl--red and
C..l'r S-froEa-ea- court
RIT~FF. WoOnFORp. BCEEE z BUTCHER. Art--1sY-
70 T-s-eo. c-s zE- 7-syoficc Address. - Wan 81
raW York
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NEW YORK CENTRAL HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
COMPANY.
once % the Treasurer New York March 23d. 1908
PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF A
contract between tho Rome. watertown & ogdens-
burg Railroad Company end tho New YORK Central &
Hudson River Railroad Cor1gany dated Mary5 IA lssl
the dividend Of Three and ouehaf cent
on the stock OF the UTICA AND BLACK RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, due March 30 1906. VIII be paid at
this ONCE and after that date.
EDWARD "A ROSSlTLF2 Treasurer
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A DvERTE EAENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS fo- Tire
- Tribune received their Uptown once Sc. 1854
Broadway, between Both ana J1Lh ss until o'clock
Advert received the following branch
resa--r orlla rater anti. clock M. tiE: 90 s,h
ave, g. 21d to1 ON 18Th 81
l4sh ST. - West 80 at between III and sth -yes
2o3 Vest 18th 1898 "a between 5Gtl 11th
sts l01G 50 ave near Cst I70s LIST ave- uear s8th
o. lbI East 18Th asa fremont ave-. ESQ % ava
nea- i1st e.: bJ4 "a ave. go BlsecksE g
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EASTER" TRIPS!!
Personally conducted. All expenses included in rate
Washington, D. C., 3 days only SD
Old Point & Washington, 5 S22-5O
Atlantic City, 3 10 Z from SlO.5O
Boston & Plymouth, only Sl65O
Natural Bdg., Luray, ETC., 9 $40
Florida ST. Johns Riv., RET. via Wash. ST. 80
PARTICULARS OF
THOS. n. HENORlCKSON TOURS,
s43 Fulton St, Jet. Washington St. Brooklyn, y. y.
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STOCKS

FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL
BONDS
hss1--e- 1 Zune-maln 6 ForsEay Nos and Il Wal
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SurrOgates' Notices.

SuTTOgateS' Notices.
IN PURSUANCE OF N ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the ,-r, -
New York notice hereby SVEN persons r7fr-
York deceased. present the vourTs--
..erenf subscriber his place q transaan bsi
ness No. q Park RON the city u Sew YORK on OF
before the nrst day Of MAY Nt
+ Dated New York day Cctobs- 1905
REDhEN MAP-L4SDEN ENacutor
HERBERT S. OGDEN, Attorney for Executor s. Beaver
ST.. New York City
GEORGE f. NORTON-IN PURSUANCE OF
~ order 90 Hon Abner c. Thomas a surr7r..s oe
persons having claims against George F. Norton Iats b.
the County York. deceased present
thereof subscribers rhet- 49,
trsnsscug business the Office OF Daniel 6. Decker -
N before the first August I4g6
Dated New York. Tho 18th cay ~ January. 1903
CHAS- B. NORTON.
FREDERICK II. NORTON
JOSEPH n FUTILE.
DANIEL S. DECKER Attorney FOR Executor 81 Bod
New York CITY
IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF Hon.
Frank T. Fitzgerald, Surrcgats OF the C9unr, o.
New York notice is hereby given persons havi7F
against Charles t. BCyr-ou. the County ~
thereof 70 the subscriber az MS place OF rransactnE
business az the Office o. DAILY. HCvt Mason. No n
william Street. I'm the City OF or before
the first day Of October next.
Dated New YORK. che lOtn cay q March. 1908
DAILY HOYT & aNASOS Attorneys for Adr7fnfs-rat--
William Street. Borough CT Maintain. New Y--F
city