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$4,000 in 1904. 366.644 in 1905, an

$4,000 in 1904, 1864 in 1905, and
261, ,664 in 1906 This last seasons de-
crease was due to an unprecedented
crop failure, and the shipments were
valued at S1.46 TO s170 per case ecu
bical contents 2237 inches) on the Ho-
bart wharf. ~
D. H Ross, a Canadian commercial
agent, states that the probable exports
of Tasmanian apples to Great Britain
for the 1907 season will be from 600,-
900 to 100000 cases. They go in cold
storage at temperature of 50 degrees
to 40 degrees, and a freight rate of
66 cents per case was charged on the
1906 crop for the II 1000 miles covered
Had the shipments been larger the
rates would likely have been slightly
lower. BY a cooperative plan the fruit
is sent in gradual consignments in or
der to yield the highest prices. Apple
orchards in full bearing in Tasmania
are valued at SASS to $3.50 per acre,
as much as S1192 per acre having been
paid for orchards twenty miles from
Hobart. With fair crops, as in 1905,
the average return is 400 bushels per
acre, though 500 to 1900 bushels have
been produced. A fair return is figured
at 4S to "a cents per bushel on the
trees. 1t is feared that the rapidly in
creasing orchards will shortly produce
a big surplus above the natural de-
mand.
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FACTS ABOUT MATCHES.

British newspaper estimates that
the United Kingdom consumes 500, ,000,-
600 matches a day, or about twelve
for every man, woman and child.
Smokers probably account for the
greater number. About ninety tons
of wood are used up in the form of
matches every day. or about $4,000 tons
a year Sweden and Norway export
over $4,000 tons of wood in matches
every year. In France, where the
tax on matches averages s cents per in
habitant, the consumption is compare
lively small.
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In the Joke World

NO trouble to make talk these
days"
What do you mean?H
"Just ask a man how his cold is.
and there you are."-Louisville Cour-
er-JournaL
Yeast-Nearly 10000 tons OF cork
are needed for the bottled beer and
aerated waters consumed annually in
Britain
Crimsonbeak-Cork ought to make a
very light beer.-Yonkers Statesman.
BEG pardon" piped the meek little
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RETIREMENT OF c. ]. OWEN.

TLIFFORD J. OWEN has resigned from the service of The
Call and will leave in few days for Norfolk Va where he
ha business interests that demand his personal attention He
viii take with him the esteem and good will of this paper
management well his fellow the CITY
He will the East also long and honorable
cesu labor in the Pacific Coast field thrtyx
he intimately associated with the San Mercury and
largely instrumental achieving for that journal
substantial prosperity and high reputation Thence went in
1890 the Portland Telegram the of editor general
manager Under his administration the Telegram rapidly moved
up front place field gaining steadily largely crcu-
lation, and influence
Shortly before April Mr.. Owen came to The Call as
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In foreign countries the items in the
military budget are divided differently
from what they are in the United States,
the item of fortifieations generally ap-
pearing in the general appropriation
for the army. Hence the first sum in
the above table is the total amount ap-
propriated, while the second is one OF
the items in the budget. Italy fur
nishes no itemized list, hence the ap-
preparation for Notifications could not
be ascertained.
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nan with the ingrown voice. ..h,,+ !.
.niS Is w1ere you get cards engravefl7,
replied the young woman
DO you want to order some?'' -
Yes, please. I've been tola -
some visiting cards with Mrs. ana ~
Henry Peck on them. Phiiadelnhia
Pubic Ledger. MA
Cnurcn-This Observation-Disclosures nj.
sure or Willie Hearst doesn't do b;r,
Gotham-You think not9 a
know not It doesn't show 49,
Ess leg has been pulled.-Yonl<era era
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'Value Of principal articles only.

The varying periods from which the
returns are made render an exact COM
parison of the progress of various
countries difficult. Some of the small
er exporting countries, notably Bel
gium and Japan, have made the largest
comparative advances. Altogether the
worlds export record for this year
promises to be the most notable in the
history of commerce for many years.
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DIVINC+W. F.. S.. Swamp Creek
Camp" Pulga, Cal. there is no record
of how deep a man can dive in either
fresh or salt water for the reason that
it is impossible to record such dis
tances.
NUMISMATISTS - Subscriber, City
Henry Russell browne is the CORE
spending secretary of the America, Nu-
roismatic and ArchaeoIog gical Society
His address is 1871 Broadway, New
York City.
sLANG-Reader. Red Bluff, Cal The
slang expression % means his finish
or 'get out" according to the manner
in which it is used. Give him Is and
carefare" is supposed to mean give
him his discharge
A PAPER-A Subscriber. Vacavflle.
For such information as you desire
about the paper you name In your
communication, address letter of in
quiry to the San Francisco News Com
pany, Oakland.
CHINESE-Subscrib City. Cruisers
are divided into three classes, armored,
protected and unprotected. The frst-
class carry armor of considerable
thickness, but not as heavy nor as
complete as that of a battleship; the
second-class rely for defense strength
chiefly upon protected deck.
PHILOSOPHERS STONE-Subscribe
San Jose. Cal The ancients believed
that there was a certain kind of min
eral substance in existence by which
all common metals could be turned into
pure gold. This supposed substance
was called the philosophers stone, and
the alchemists of classic times and dur
ing the Middle Ages spent much time
and labor in search of this wonderful
substance. OF course, since nothing of
the kind ever existed, it was never
found.
GLASS BALL SHOOTING Subscriber
City. The great feat by Annie Oakley,
the once famous shot. at glass ball
shooting oecured in February, 1885, in
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11

business manager position which he has held through all the trying
time of reconstruction and rehabilitation until his resignation which
been accepted The Call takes this
and opportunity publicly express appreciation his
and to wish him his and undertakings
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NOTE AND COMMENT.

Colonel Bryan be he didn't have string attached to
his -day Endorsement of Mr. Hearsts candidacy
The Ohio Judge who imposed of only $1,000 the
Standard Oil Company evidently wanted something for the
consumer.
The late candidate Governor OF New York is in position
70 appreciate that the path the reormer beset with dsap
pointment.
Mr. quaing with shotgun and Mr. Gillett probably
wishes weapon himself from quaing
before the job-chasers.
Instead taking credit themselves for the
two thugs Chief Dinan and his should be
pugng city OF its known criminals Prevention better than
hanging nothing of police vigilance being the price
of complete public protection from crime.
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Cost of the, Armies of Five
of Worlds Big Nations.

"HE military information division
has issued the following memo
randum on the comparative cost
of the military establishments of
England, France, Germany, Italy and
the United States. as shown by the
appropriations for the year 1867:
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Remarkable Expansion in
Commerce of World.

"HE British Board of Trade has is
sued a statement on the remark
able expansion that has taken
place in the worlds commerce this
year, in which it gives the following
table, showing that all the leading ex-
porting countries have participated in
the Improvement in exports. Bullion
and specie are not included. The val
ues are given in f, the equivalent of
S436:
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During the last twelve months s4o,-
21s,0oo in precious stones were brought
to New York City.
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How Argentina Hopes to
Gain ItslRailway Control.
ROM Buenos Ayres comes a tele-

" ROM Buenos Ayres comes tele-
Il gram that Senior Celevin Pera will
shortly introduce into the Cham
ber of Argentina a bill providing
for the establishment of an additional
duty of l centavo per paper dollar, or
fraction of paper dollar, on all reve-
nues forming the gross receipts of rail-
way companies now existing, or which
may be constructed in Argentina. The
annual sum obtained by the Govern
ment from this tax is to be devoted
exclusively to the purchase of railway
shares. The introducer of the bill en-
deavors to show that this operation
would produce in sixty years sum of
S800,363.000 gold, which will enable
nearly all the shares of railways in the
republic to be purchased by the State.
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Townsend's Cal. glace fruits and can.
and 1903 and 1920 Valencia street.
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were manufactured in India and ex-
ported carpets and rugs to the value
of s1,90o,000, of which s1,5oo,00O in
value went to the United Kingdom and
100000 in value to the United States.
Most of the finest rugs that were
shipped to the United States. of Indian
manufacture were made in factories
controlled by American capital. One
firm alone controls ten factories, one
each in. Kashmir. Hyderabad and Six
kim, the others being scattered over
two thirds Of India This firm en-
ploys $4,000 people, half of whom are
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11
Tasmania Apple Orchards
Are Proving Profitable.

-H HE export of apples from Tas-
mania to Great Britain was 1885,
4 900 cases in the fiscal year 1903.
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MEXICAN enterprise within the
last few years has given quite
Z an impetus to the manufacture Of
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11

GLASS BALL SHOOTING Subscriber.
City. The great feat by Annie Oakley.
the once famous shot, at glass ball
l4shootinE occured in February. 1885, in
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VIRGINIA.
Surr0gateS Notices.

SWr0gateS' Notices.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- r. Fitzgerald. surrogats OF the County q,
New York notice is hereby al persona hsvfr-
claims against Mary Lavinia Keys q Counfv -
New York deceased, same. " voucher,
ness No. II Park Row in the City New York on %
before the q Nay
Dated New York. The l2th day OF October. 1905.
REUBEN EAPELSDEN. Executor
HERBERT s. OGDEN. Attorney for Executor - ssava,
St. New York City
GEORGE F. NORTON.-IN PURSUANCE on
- order Of Hon. Abner @ Thomas a surrogate =,
the County OF New York Notice Is hereby given 10 Iii
persons having claims against George Norton lar ~
the County Of New York deceased present the sane
with thereof 1lss
transactns business. the once OF Daniel : Decker
81 Broadway, borough OF Manhattan The Citv -
New York on or before the nrst DAY Of August next
Dated New York, the 18th day OF January. 1905 '
CHAS- =. NORTON,
FREIERICTG H. NORTON
JOSEPH \. FUTILE
DANIEL S. DECKER, Attorney Tor Eascltors s57 sro,s
way New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank +. Fitzgerald Surrogate OF the County Of
New York. notice IL hereby given persons havfrr
claims against CHARLES T. BOyuton late Of tie CotIf
thereof TO the subscriber his place cf rausa,-irr
business AT tho onlce OF DAILY Foyt & Mason No rs
William Street in the City Of New York on or before
the hrst day Of October next o
Dated New York. the 10th dsy or March 1900
FREDERICK c. BOYNTON. Adninistrator
DAILY. HOYT & MASON. Attorneys Tor Adn1inistrSt5r
10 william Street, Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK
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Clerk o. the Surr7Ea-es court
WENTWORTH. L0WDNSTETN & STERN. Attorneys
for Petitioner $50 Broadway. Manhattan. New York
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NEW YORK suPREME COrRr-IN -

Matter OF the Application for the appointment OF a
frlstse uEde- The Last VIII and Testament az Ffsr4
NJ A2,Ney. deceased The place and George car
Ger, aeecased.-fo Vincent Hospital % f--
New York. Ellen German. Mar Cunningham. Rfa--F-
Certify The sisters % the Poor OF Francs In ~,
CITY e New YORK. ST. trancs Hospital 81
New York Roman Catholic Orphan ASYLUM IN the CIV
OF New York s. Vincent de E-ul NATIVITY Contsrs--.
% the Nativity Church in the City oL New Y7rE g-f
the leis az Jaw and II Kin I'd sara CONAN de-
ceased and 90 all others, heirs ara r-Sr
residence unknown.
Pursuant 70 an order made hy Hon james a EI4r-,-..
one Of the Justices OF OF 3
or New York, dated March 81 laos ana durv enter
in ~ ONCE q tcs tIerN % the Y-rL
the o-n day * March 1906 hereby rsqu-rl rs
show cause az Special Tern. Pa~r ma sgpr-rl,
svSi or Sew Yes 10 pa held iu the Court HOUSE III
t1a BOROUGH nF Manhattan. Vr.E
n7st daS ~ Nav. 'Nlt az ant 1-l- r. ~,
iorngt OF as soon thereafter be-
why william u Fay other person 4.-if
not oe appointed as Trustee ~ the Trust Estate ua ia
WIN Of the said Hannah NJ Mack-y. deceased furfv f,.
continuance OF the said l8r upon SWING srca trl -
70 me Court may seem 1I~t ANA proper
Dated Scw York, March t4th
OF. SifNMAN a.
tuoae. once aud Post once Address. $50. an FAX
Pow, Manhattan. New York City.
DEERTfSEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for Ts.
= Tribune reosiFed az their Uptown one M 4 9sF
broadway, between adth ard ca 1eIlc.
Advertisements received the following branch ,~.
regular odlce TAtes until O'Clock IN. VIZ. ga 81,
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Chicago March 80-CoyerinE by shorts IN May
vyroat was urgent IN the last few minutes Of trad
ing and at the close thar delivery was &c TO sc
higher weakness IN provisions increased late IN
the 5av Closing prices were az the low point,
showing losses OF l5c 10 &c for pork l2ac for lard
ana PIC 10 l5c for RIBS. There was nothing at the
oneniuR Of the wheat market 10 give buyers en-
co,,ra cement. and with the absence Of bids the
trade had an easier tone, some OF the transactions
beiBR a. &c decline Sellers Were few, however.
Later the market had n strong reaction IT became
evident to-day that tho New York bulls intended
70 make bold effort 10 recoup their losses in
wheat as they are not only stubbornly holding on
70 their big line OF May. but Of late have been
hu,ing September wheat, indicating an intention
~ carving the deal into the smaller months
ocal receipts were seven cars with four estimated
for tomorrow. In the forenoon May prices were
boosted from nc 10 7Sc and the July sold from nc
up 70 77ssc.
corn was helped materially by tho advance In
wheat there being little disposition TO sell the
cereal There was early buying by commission
houses Country offerings We're light. and holders
showed no disposition 20 SELL even az the advance.
Local receipts were % cars. with rs cars est-
mated for tomorrow. Shipments hence were $4,000
bushsls F1rnnsss Of wheat ana oats impaired
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some strength near the end and the final price for
May was 4i-c, or isc better than Yesterdays close
Oats showed considerable strength. with trade OF
large volume and prices tending upward There
was good class Of buying in evidence with shorts
seeking to attempt to cover. Offerings were light
Local receipts We're les cars. with l3l cars esti-
mated for tomorrow. Shipments hence were 1885, 600
bushels. There was very little abatement OF the
strength I'm oats 20 the end, ana May left of at
3024c. compared with Boise to SO4ac yesterday. The
sample market was firm AZ &c advance
Provisions ruled weak. The pending coal strike
caused considerable bearish sentiment. and lquida-
ton by smaller holders was general. The strike Il
was said. would probably result ia a decided falling
off I'm the demand for meats. May pork sold from
SIG 30, or 20 $40 20. and reacted TO SIG 27Is May
2ard sold from s. 80 OF s. 32z and May ribs sold
from 67a mp 90 IS 76, Off 10 s. So and reacted TO
$ s2,a Hog receipts 1900 head. and prices at
the yards were 20 higher.
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THE ALBEMARLE,
virginia Ave, near Beach Atlantic City. y T. Finest
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THE INN,

Browns Mills in the Pines, New Jersey
~ from New York. dryest climate In the East
70 IS Relative
humidity for November, b3 per leave New
York week days, via PsnnsyiyEHa r. r., eos A. 81
arrive Browns Mills r. 80
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STOCKS.

..-. la-Hz Traction Company q New Jersey. so 81
Joseph T.Trrr rrucfble Company 400
q Hudson Gas ronDaTl. l32
#a- a Electric Company Of Bergen County IS 60
.8"-F-sa-E Water Company common .lt5
I-s-. county cas- company -.-..--...llO
p f.-ra-5 r-sferrsd .....136 l60
..H- HrursT-. rs l1Eht. Heat g. Power CO.. 80
'..F Jersey Zinc Company ...----.-- $50
-.H.rh Jersey street Railway Company .
Paterson Passa-c Gas ana Electric CO.. % -
..ss- service f-arrf
a-I5 Transit street Railway Company $50 go
Somerset Union q MiadleseE Lighting Co.,. %
-....r Jersey Gas Electric and Traction Co.-1G-
SINGER .rgrllfs -t-rlrz company $40 $50
standard on Company ............. 652
JH.,eI frearic company Of New jersey. 40
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NEM WORK sLPREALE CoURT-IN THE

Matter OF the Application f7z the appointment OF a
Trustee under the Last WIN and Testament o. Anthony
German I'm the place and George Car
ter. deceased.-To ST. Vincent Hospital the city %
-ew York Ellen German, Mar Cunning am. EaEga
Garrity The Sisters Of ne Poor % S. Francis in ths
city Of New York st. Francis Hospital IN Jhs
New York. Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum the city
az New York 81 Vincent Dc Paul Nativity Conference
of the Nativity Church In tho CITY Torz.
John German. Nary McCuusl and James German. ana
heirs law and OF kin % Gorunz
ceased ana 20 all others as heirs az
OF Sarah German. deceased whose places -
residence unknown;
order made by Hon James A Blanchard.
of tho Justices % the supreme Court
Of New York dated February 18th. 1919 e-tsre1
Office OF Clerk II Tara
e 18th day Of February, 1900 hereby required
show cause az Special Term, Part @ SIprer1a
Court az Ne York 70 be held IN the Couvr House
tho Borough OF Manhattan civ % YORK tha
nrst Of May 1906 oas-haf o'cock iu ths
forenoon soon thereafter counsel be n@Srd
why william u. Fay some other suitable person should
not Dc appointed Trustee the Trust tls
wan OF the SAID Anthony Gorman deceased. during
contnua nee OF tbs sad Trust upon SWING such soals
% the Court rlay seem Just and proper.
Dated New York. March 14th. 1905
F'ErTRETCH. SII-NMAN & EETBEL. Atclrnevs f,r 3.
ttiolor. oheca and Post Once Address a PAX
Row. NanhALIan. New YORK CIV.
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Instruction.
For Both Sexes-City
THE BEHulrZ SCHoOL- OF LANGUAGES
Madison Square u.122 B'wayl; Brooklyn I8 Court s.
Newark y g.. scheuer Bldg, opp Postonics
NEW HARLEM BRANCH
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FURNISHED 10y Charles D Barney & Co, no % Broad
street New-Torl,. ana no. I'D South 4th street
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Citations.
HONIPKINs. NEHENIIAH .


FOMPKINS, NEHEMIAH U--THE PEOPLE
OF The New York. ~ the grace q Cod er.s
and Independent, 70 William O. Tour kns Jr. Evelins
Williamson. Saletra -omrStns Edith z. Williamson
Elizabeth A CouastoCA Catherine ~ CCr-sro-z T.
Charles T ComstocN. Msris A. g.. Cousrock VII an q
0Tnstock William r. T. CCEls-1cz
ca ~ CoIns-oCk, hannah n. Ccur5-0ck David c Con-
stock, Harold A. CCmS-oCk, Harold g. lial
C. ComstOck. Lucy q. Rathcun. William T. EarhbUr
Benjamin Rathbun. LaLh crime T. V-aid -hsrv-1 Is
Waid. Doris L Waid, Na1etta TouIPklLF and lth
Williamson. and % all persons interested q
Neheuiah u Tonpzins. the county 81 View Y9r-
deceased creditors, leEa-ees. O. kin
send greeting You and each Of cited an
required personally b and appear before Sur-a
the County CT New YORK., the S-gTo- Court
said County held az the County Court
County OF New Nor-. on the lJth Gay % 1855
halIlas- occ-N f. the forenoon % cav trsn
ana t-e attend judicial settlement of the
Trustee tia Last VIII and Testament 1E sai4 DE-
ceased; and such Of hereby cited nd-r
Of years required 10 aun-7r rv
your guardian. IL have IL none. 10
and apply for 70 be appointed
Of your neglect failure 70 do guardian
pointed by the Surrogate % represent and act FOR you
the proceeding.
In testimony we caused re Sea- Of
Surrogares Court OF the sad County lew
York 70 he hersunto ahi1sd Witness Hon
IL : FRANK r. EIrZGFFtALD. a Surrogate az
said County, az the County Of New YORK.
l4th day % February, IN the year q our Lord
thousand nina hundred and
DANIEL J. DOWDSET
- - CLERK o ths Surrogates Court
for Trustee, Once ana Postoaco address. IS Wan ST.
New YORK,
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IyHR PEOPLE OF - sTATE on ~

York, By the grace OF Cod free ana indspsndsnt-
Aexandra Groves Margaret Ysrsason, Richard Groves.
Daisy Mahcnsy, Margaret SnOWlen Robert Johnson,
sometimes called Robert Gardner, Eliza Hanna Hamilton
Roberts Emma C Well6oru -fna Indemnity Company.
and william Johnson X hvins and, Il dead. MargereE
snCWdsn and Robert Johnson, sorl5tinls5
Gardner, next OF kin OF said William Johnson. any
other heirs eL law OF Kin OK William Johnson
and to al persons Interested IN the estate q Edward
Roberts late OF the County OF New York deceased
creditors next Of kin otherwise send greeting You
and each Of hereby cited required PER
sOnaly 10 be and befors
County OF New York the Surros Court Of Estd
county held at TIE county Court House m the County
New York the 18th day % May 1906 haIEuasr
o'clock n tht forenoon OF that day
TO attend Judicial Settlement OF the
nEs u Isabella Nelson. Administrators
ChattelB and credits OF said deceased. Of
hereby cited under the %
required appear by guardian. u
HAYS one. II have mona appear ana apply
FOR % be appointed the Of
failure 20 DO EuarcIa1 viii be appointed
TO a- for the ur7re=Ii-r
testimony whs-eC-. have Fea -F D
Surrogates Court OF the said County or New T1ra
Do hereunto affixed Witness. Hon Abnsr C. Thomas
Surrogate OF sid county. at the County ~ New
York. the 1eth day - March. The o. Lnrl
thousand nine hundred sud SIX
ISesLl DANIEL 2 DoVVpSSI-y,
Clerk OF the SurroEa-es' Court.
WENTWORTH. L0WHNSTETN & STERN Attorneys
for Petitioner. $50 Broadway. Manhattan. New York
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