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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-19
BAND CONCERT
AND SOCIAL

The program for the band concert
tonight is one Of exceptional merit,
and should draw out every public
spirited citizen in the city to patronize
the refreshment booths that will be
operated as a benefit to promote the
utility of the park as q pleasure re-
sort. The new arc lights are in posi-
ton for ton ght and will add material
ly to the brilliance of the occasion.
Following is the program:
March-"Colossus of Columbia"
Alexander
Souvenir de Baden Ba-
ueH .'................ :. BouSquet
(a) Serenade (b) "On the Ocean"
Schubert
Fantasia-"Carmen". = Bizet
Russian Mazurka-"La Ccarine"
Came
Joseph IN Egypt ......... Mehul
Arranged for quartet; performed by
Messrs. Lotzenheiser, Pollard, Allen
and Tllley.
Those Songs My Mother Used to
sing .................. Smith
"Parsifal," fantasia from r. Wag-
ner's sacred music drama. .Tobani
presented to the bands library by
Mr.. Frank Thompson.)
The leading and most important mo-
tives of the drama are the following
themes, which will greatly aid the
hearer to an intelligent appreciation
of the musical side OF the drama.
/. Motive of the last supper.
2. Motive of the grail.
g. Motive Of the faith.
4. Motive OF the Savior's cry of an
guish.
5. Motive Of the sacred spear.
s. Motive Of the Order Of the Holy
Grail.
Z. Motive of Amfortes' suffering.
8. Motive of the promise of redemp-
ton.
g. Motive of the bell theme.
TO- Motive of the Saviors lament.
IL. Motive of Good Friday.
THE Turkish Patrol" .MichaeIs
During the concert ice cream and
cake will be served by the ladies'. A
small charge of 20 cents will be made
for ice cream and cake. and the pro-
ceeds will be devoted to purchasing
more benches for our City park.
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.BRITT-NELS0N
BOUT POSTPONED

NEW YORK, July ia report
from San Francisco is to the effect
that the Britt-Nelson hight has been
postponed until August. The reason
for the postponement was said to be
Nelson's Illness and an impending
operation on his ear Judging" from
other reports that come from the
West, however, there were several
reasons for calling off the bout, and
Nelson's illness was the least of them.
The Nelson Britt fight has had misfor-
tuEe ever since it was announced.
There was a good deal of useless
WrangIing and dickering and. a good
deal of hot air given to the pugilistic
world before the articles were signed,
and in the minds of many fight fans
the bout win never come off.
Britt, however, is working away at
Shannon's. near San Rafael, as though
his life depended upon the match. Jim
my has been fortifying and rebuilding
his fighting armor for the last six
months by a slow, easy process Of
moderate exercise in the open air. Mel
son is commencing to show the effects
of his training. That he considers that
he must step some to hold Britt safe
for 20 rounds is evidenced by the hard
ticks he puts in on the road and in the
gymnasium at Larkspur Both men
will make the required weight Of 1873
pounds with little effort, although Nell
son, perhaps, will find it bit harder
to make it than Britt. Nelson has
grown quite a bit in the last year,
while Britt, during his training stunts
in the last six months has been as low
as 1876 pounds several times. That
means that the additional weight Britt
now carries will ooze Off more quickly
than Nelson's poundage.
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WORLDS RECORD
FOR LONG GAMES

COLUMBUS, o., July 19.-In what
proved to be the longest game of base
ball ever played in the history of the
game, the Victors and the Selects,
two teams of the Columbus City
league, battled for SO innings yester-
day, finally being compelled to quit on
account of the sheer exhaustion of the
players, the score standing to 2.
Previous to this game the Cleveland
contest of July was the record, going
80 innings. The Columbus team went
them six better, and remarkable as it
may seem, each pitcher worked the
entire SO innings, Decker of the Vic
tor as striking out 20 men, while Rob
bins of the Selects famed 10. Eight
hits were recorded on each side.
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new RECORD
FOR THE HAMMER

NEW YORK, July 19.-Matthew ].
McGrath of the New York Athletic
club broke the worlds record for
throwing the 16-pound hammer from
a seven -foot circle Sunday at Celtic
park, his distance being IT'S feet 8
inches. If everything turns out to be
correct, according to the rules of rec
ord making. McGrath's throw wipes
away the previous worlds mark Of 172
feet II inches by John ]. Flanagan,
made on the same ground July 81.
1904.
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Texas National Guard in Camp.

AUSTIN, Tex July 19.-The Stars
and Stripes were run up at Camp Ma
bry today, denoting that everything is
in readiness for the encampment of
the Texas national guard. The en-
campment is to continue seven days,
during which time the militiamen will
epb put through their PAGES and drilled
and Unanswered in accordance with
the regulations Of the regular army.
Upon the conclusion of the en-
campment the shoot for place on the
Texas national guard rifle team will
take place and last over three weeks.
The team finally selected viii go to
Camp Perry, near Fort Clinton, Ohio.
to participate in the national rifle
shoot.
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THIRTY DAYS
ON CHAIN GANG

ASHEVILLE, N. c.. July 19.-James
H. Wood. district passenger agent, and
o. C. Wilson, ticket agent Of the
Southern railway, who were arrested
yesterday after the departure Of Judge
Pritchard for Raleigh, we're yesterday
found guilty in the police court for
selling passenger tickets in disregard
Of the new rate law. and each SEN
fenced to 80 days on the chain gang.
Mr.. wood is an alderman of the city.
Little doubt is felt that some way viii
be found to save Wood and Wilson
from serving this sentence.
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LOST.

BUGGY ROBE LoST.-A plush buggy
robe was lost on the evening of the
Fourth Of July at some point on
Fourth street. Fourth avenue, Sixth
street or Main. The finder will con-
fer a favor by returning it to, Haw-
kins & Hill, Of the Riverside livery
barn.
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Gardner and EnuIish Ready.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, July 19.-Jim-
my Gardner and Clarence English
have finished their training and appear
to be in fine fettle for their 1O-round
bout before the Suffolk Athletic club
of this city tonight. The contest has
aroused considerable interest in sport
ing circles, and a number of deIega-
lions from out of town are expected to
be at the ringside.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-19

Chicago.-Miss Anna Nornoyle, a
stenographer. jumped from the window
on the fifteenth story of the Masonic
Temple building yesterday and was in
stantly killed. She was talking to
friends and deliberately walked to the
window and leaped through the open
ing. No cause for the rash act is
known.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-19

seattle.-Governor George r. Carter,
of Hawaii states there is no anti
japanese feeling in his country and
that rs per cent Of the children IN the
schools are Japanese. He regards the
Japanese as desirable people.
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Cool.

do. you suppose peek-a-boos will be
worn in heaven?"
II don't know, but they ought to be
popular in the other place."-Houston
Post.
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Century Printing Co. Phone Black
col. Basement Lewiston Natl. Bank
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tacoma--Negotiations are reported
Oy which the Boston steamship c,,m-
pany's line OF Manila steamers win go
INTO the service OF q. n. Hartman.
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houaE MovlNo.

N. F. Walk. House moving and rails
ing. 81 Snake river avenuss Lewis
ton. Idaho. @s
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

LEWISTON LODGE OF ELKS, NO.
sS6-Meets every first and third
THURSDAY of each month at the the
Elk's Temple. Charles W. Mount,
exalted ruler; c. v. Smith, secretary.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.-Excelsior
Lodge No. Q, K. OF p, meets every
Wednesday evening at o'clock.
Visiting knights always welcome. e.
A. Meyers, c. c.; Henry Fair, K. Of
r. and s.
F. o. E.-Nez Perez Aerie 631 meets
every Tuesday evening at 1880 at
Woodman hall, Ninth street. Worthy
president, C. Henry Payne: secre>
tary, Ed Walters
WANTED
You to know the Lewiston Business
college opens September 23rd. Short
hand, Bookkeeping, Typewriting, Teles:
raphy, and all business studies. Write
for our annual Story" It will inter
est you. LEWISTON BUSINESS COL.
LEGE.
TIMBER LANDS WANTED ne~n
some more thinner claims at once.
M. MallOy.
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.bssaglh .esys
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Five room house. S4E
Thirteenth street Electric light
gas and water in house; large yard
ana plenty Of shade. Cali ut SET,
corner Thirteenth and idaho. or a
Teller once.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,

DR. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AM
SURGEON. Rooms 3. 4, s, Thiessen
block. Phone Red 661.
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4 EMBELLISHMENTS ana psgtIpt!gEs for The Tribune
a received az Their Uptown OrCe. No. 1854 Broadway,
lsetwee, SGtE 37th until O'Clock N. Adver-
received following branch Offices
3sE office O'clock p. viz "a StE ave,
I'D ST 152 9Th 12th
lsth ST 254 West s2d between 18th and sth
2f> HesF 125ih 1913 I'd between 10th ard 7-th
EtE-; lH-G ID clsf lTOs ave.
Ct, ~ I-as. l2:t C1sir5ut ave. co q
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AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE OF a writ Of execution. 1 will
sell this day. 10 a m, at 400 East 10Th
St. lot OF curios musical instruments. ne
chan!cs' tools. hardware. showcases and
fixtures. y. KraUshaar. Marshal.
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Grand Hotel
Yarmouth
NO
HI /
~. YER
Surrogdtes' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK r.
Fitzgerald Surrogate OF the County of New York.
hereby given all persons having claims against
Ann Augusta Tucker, OF the County of New York.
deceased present with vouchers thereof
the subscriber nf tansacting business the
ONCE OF and VIM. W. Buckley; Esqs. Attorneys
and CounseIlors law 14l Broadway. Borough 0
Manhattan in The City OF New York. before
first Of Dated New York. the twenty
fourth day OF January. 1907.
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To Whom 1t Nan Concern.

STATE Or NEW YORK, INSURANCE De
- aent-AIbsny, June 18Th. 19O7.-Whereas the
Teutonla Insurance Company located At New Orleans,
IN the state Of louisiana, has fled in this once
FTorn statement by tho proper officers thereof showing
its condlt!oH ana business ana has corpod IN all re-
spects with laws Of this state relating
rance Companies Incorporated By other States OF
Knitted States
Now therefore, in pursuance o. law, I, OTTO KEEL.
EEy, Superintendent Of Insurance Of the state OF
New York: do hereby certify that said Company IS
hereby authorized It's appropriate business
Of Insurance this IN accordance with law.
during the current year. The Condition and BUsness
said Company az the date # such statement de
ccrrbe- 81. 1905 IS shown follows:
Aggregate admitted $3.50 Bliss
-asSrssste amount OF Liabilities except Capt. 49,.
SurpIusD including rensurancs-..- 4sJ. I6G 20
Amount paid up $50 600 90
Surplus all liabilities 103.J75 80
Amount = 81. 73S %
Amount ,0G6 06
IN Witness whereof. 7 have hercuRto subscribed
caused the seal OF Office be affixed the
6av and above written.
ISeaiG OTTO KELSEY.
Superintendent OF Insurance
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RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL

HEW gGnSEl GEN xAl.
except A. noted BY Designating marks.
~. EYER !. ! . aoTR s g on TIE HoU FRA's
$1,000. slI:Oo. n.s0. m'I2oS. flo 'ys sS
200. 300. 400 $500. $50 n.s % ~,
100. 500 900. plO.sO .. m. j.Is.is
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-z.,,.
$50 !.10OA f'l2-Oo. 400 fi.tSSS
LiKEWOoD AND LAKEHURsr-..o.
1000 a m, 1-3e. k3.s0. SEQ .. m. su,S
days 100 1000 m. $50 D. N. a-
AI 70 81 ,11 a, ClTI-'OOo a. m. 1loo
ALL RAIL R0UTE-Lnng Branch. A.,v.-
Park Ocean Grove SUNDAYS. North -,
sSis 20. a 1i.2O. 1 i.sS: a 20 bofs se Is
ocean Grove. $3.50 9,IO. 1870 a M sI seq
SANDY HOOK RoUrE-Atlantic HI,s
lands. ssabrtxht. Monmouth Beach Lon,
Branch: Aseury Park and Ocean Groyss
1880 a m. 1880. lao AGO. as ~ So
5t5. Sundays. 900. lOeO a n 10
s sGssaT 80 - m !, ds no - Pier 10 B
200. s.45. as. 400. $40 sundays. : "a -
1880 a. m. l. so. 400. 8 10 D. n. 20"
BETHLEHEM. ALtENTOwS NMas MIN,
CHUNK. WILKEsBARRE. sCRSNHfN0SYa
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTsV1I.T ~
WILL - nlsf CfsI y, anu al otn.r points can
be obtained az ronoWinx offices; Liberty m
House. 245. 4sa. 1900. 1854 Broadway, ia
9th Az. 2s1 9Th Az % Unioa Saua'.
Columbus Av.. New York: 4 Court 81 ~
st4 Fulton St. +1e Eostrand Az, Broo.iTr19..
SEQ Broadway. Williamsburg. New W.
Transfer Co. calls for and checks haxxsss
20 destination. >ss
'Daily. tDsily. except sunday nsu--
days. tParlor cars only. usDiains car :,
cept Sunday. xSaturdays only. zLiber.v =
only. sDininG car SUndays- fpirtng sa.
daily. bExcept Saturdays. fExcspt -.
Branch. From West Twenty-third s,rssss
ef2.20 p. m. g49o .. M. iiI50 p. !,
k3 20. O4 20 p. m. 49,
". q. BESLER. ". c. E0pr
vice-Pres. e Gen. MIR Gen Pass'- a..
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
nfale

cOAC4MAN- CHAUFFEUR--Certih |;
English, 80; married, no children; III ase
class references. Address John Rouse. %oo
West 21st st.
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WORK WANTED.
Maia

MACHINIsT ELECTRICIAN.-F irst-class.
all around speciality. switchboard NoIH.
10 years experience; best references stSaay
position preferred. Richard Naue. 245 East
10th ST.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PARTY WANTED, with SIS. OOO. for high
class manufacturing business. this city;
very liberal salary and interest on invest
ment; this is a good opening. McDOnald-
Virgins Co. 257 Broadway.
$4,000 BUYS one-third interest, iron works
for buildings; location. Brooklyn; doing
good BUSINESS; So. 600 profits yearly. Apply
al McDonald-Wiggin Co. 25I Broadway.
SIS. 900 BUYS Il room house. without par
Iors; property IS four blocks square; ele-
gantly equipped for gentleman resldenee.
located Matanzas well known garden spot
in Cuba; 60 miles from Havana; cost $780,
900 20 construct; owner going 10 Europe
cause Of selling. Apply at McDonald-Wlg-
gins Co. 257 Broadway.
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CARPENTER ana BUILDER. - Plans.
working details estimates Speciality.
What can Won 10 Tor thorough mecAau!ct
j. snow so East 18th st
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Female

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON nay rs.s
good income corresponding for neSspa~
pers: experiences unnecessary. Send for par
uculars Press Syndit are, LcGkport NJ 4.
WANTTD.-A nursery governess for two
little boys In the country, must nave sood
references and experience with children
Write 10 BOX 40, Hastings on-Hudsnn.
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Y0lrSQ Girl. e. attend 70 baby and as
sist IN kitchen: lowest wnses. s. meLs nom.
ArpIy al 18th st. Brooklyn. top ho'''
right
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4 T 4 SPECIAL TERM or THE SUPREME COURT
"A % -c uf %cW York held al The Court House
- Toe Borough. Of Manhattan CITY OF New YORK, the
21iE Gav - June. 1907Present Hon. James 4 Banch-
Jol1 Ca.Ian C9urauy authority 70 change its
10 The Callan FeIerrou Company. Upon reading and
sling uattts9u John taIlou Company, do
1nezfie 5rortion dug verified by Rudolph Federol,
gheTen said Petitioner Tfa>S for an Cr-er
at.tfarz- corporate wiz
- cegtiacate with Secretary Of State. annexed
.erao cclty!Tg the which said corporation
-,-ses the OF other domestic
CORPORATION nearly resembling IL as 10 be
Aeceire. ana fIing duo proofs by az:
notice OF the presentation Of SAID
petition duly published week for three
p New York Law Journal and the New YORK
Press daily newspapers Of The County Of New YORK,
such corporation has Us business ONCE
ind The bonz satisfied by said petition and by
tae Petition true. that there IS reasonable OBJ
5on 70 change propossc ana mat notice
presentation II the petition required by law,
made. motion Of Iosenblatt d Heng,
rI1,eys for said petitioner one opposing II is
ORDERED that said petition be ana the same hereby
6.n Company be. and IL hereby is. authorized 70
sumo another corporate All, the name caan
Jrcsrro Company aftcr the LIST day Of August.
$780,. further ordered fnd directed that this
CI- entered and the papers on which Il IS granted
- fef. RltlIn the date hereof IN the
.,rrce al Clerk Of the County Of New York. tho
-9unf ,n ..he certificate q incorporation Of said
-9rt-5raan SLED. and that certified copy OF this
D-er. Gays after tqe "rry thereof be p!ed
i secretary Of state and further, that
thc New York Tribune. newspaper
IN ~ county Of Hew YORK. beginning within ter DAYS
after the entry hereof Enter, j. = 81 J. = e
Cops: Peer Doo.ins. clerk.
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WAITRESS or HOUsEKEEPER. In eity'
best references: hotel experience Ter
truds cOT East 18Th st
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MAN, thoroughly honest. married, wants
charge several houses; experienced IN re-
stainer. best reference. A. e. 6D0 West
1l5th
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Public Notices.

/ 7 CHAAfBE Rs. or. THE sURRoG ATEs, COURT,
held IN and for The Gounty OF New 4oTk at the
and svenLPT9seIt, Hon Frank + yitzssraid surro-
ctaTf the Matter Of the Judicial settlement Of The
Aacouut G: Robert Muir Executor Of the Last VIII
fe verified petition OF Robert Muir Executor Of
VIII ana testament Of Jane COPELAND late of the County
ot New York deceased by which the petitioner has mace
proof L my satisfaction that the Comptroller OF the
long Island New York Dolly Mott Io2 East Il7th ST.
New York city Dorothy Watkins. 10 East llTth St.
5d5ss'" Sea'li 4iE-aI. eF 5@IIIg 4iisi'
Long Island. New York Jessie Copeland, Reno, Nevada
sns Eieo29 san Francisco GaiifoFna Mrs Ee3ne!d
Scotland: Niiiian McIioeerts I-ryie Firlcoln Scot
Martha MuIra.. Rosenount Preston Pans. Scotland; NJ
T. Corr0y go Broadway City. special guar
Jan Copeland asei ana that several OF the above
service citation herein with diligence
- made them within the state Now. on motion Of
Muir petitioner oriered that the service OF the citation
laI!. Iaz.and: Peter Maitland. HInsdaIe Paige County
Illinois, Margaret Maitland Hnsdae Paige County III
nos g5sie cope,a19 Reno Ee7a ia Asnss WiG T
Sar,ta- 1a.r.e 1riarts RUE J5irItco1 Scotland
W---sa MeK3berts. Eryie Krkcoln Scotland; Thomas
Eseleunt Preston Pans Scotland be made by puJlica
aE terat IN tEo newspapers, 10 VII: IN the New York
tHe Heg.-Ysrs Tribune, week success
sive weeks Or tie option Of petitioner by dev
copy OF lhe citation the above named persons
and directed before the Of the first pubca
ton he petitioner deposit in The po5tofee at the Coun-
or5e- e.s se+ eo-tana5 IN 2 securely closed rr5s-naii
directed to the following persons respectively.
75snssae I.ataq t-rI,r Ti]6cs. garearet 5iaitian5
dwsrd sn5a Reno . ada: Jenns McRoberis Erie
coin scot-ana Thomas MeItoberts I5Iyie Krkeoln
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CHAT FFETR -; e. anywhere; first class
repair man and operator. willing and
ohliElug: neat and strictly sober. wages
moderate Address Ccttgr5 only. Scotch.
GO 30 ave.
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AMERICAN. -. educated, export expert
ence. parrlc4larly paper ana tributaries;
familiar spanish language; tFd'e.ttd Iyo ...!
ror,i. e. Years FE!uypino and orient;
d.sfrrs chang. object Advancement. refer
engrs. Address Exuort, Box 10. Tribune
once
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICSs.-ooo second hand
wood and iron worrying machines: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and sI-
changed. GIDO. b EDDY. 3sS Madison 81
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ACCOUNTANT Expert Ciesree). opens,
closes audlts. systemat!zes books. p'ot-'
ana loss statements. ba.aHce sheets. 81
erutors' and trustees accounts. /. O. BOX
90 Madison Square.
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RYE SEMINARY For d R%5tisniAr'
Mrs S ] LIFE The Misses STOWE. Rye. New York
MISS c. E: 9AsoM,s SUBURBAN SCHOOL FOR
vi Girls md Young Women For ILLUSTRATED catalogue
address LOCK BOX III. Tarrytown- on Hudson. n Y.
zToRAvIAN SEMINARY for Girls Bethlehem Pa
NJ 1879 15Sth yesr opens Sept 18th. Address
J. MAX HARK D. D.. Prln.
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OTTO KELSEY.
Superintendent OF Insurance

T = SPECIAL TERM. PART II. OF THE SUPREME
II County OF New
M County Court House, IN the Borough Of Manhattan
CIV Ee2 York. the 9th cay Of June. 1907
Present Hon Charles II TruaI JuEticsIn the Matter
Voluntary Dissolution Of the InterboroUsh Vehicle
Rubber Supp.y ConpaEy.-Ou reading End fling the am
da1it Hsrtzhon. the Receiver Of the above
named corporation. verified the 9TH day of June 1907.
and Motion Of NJ: Y DoFney. ESD. Counsel for the
Receiver, Ordered. notice be published,
rs hereinafter described requiring all the creditors
said utelorough Vehicle Rubber supply conJanv and
an rers8us having kind against said
1ar- 10 exhibit their claims said receiver. his
Office Broadway Borough Of Manhattan, City OF
New Yorz become parties to tho above entitled
cec5inG within six months from re lTs publication II
thereof they preclGGed
from al benefit order judgment which lie
in SUCH proceedings. and froF distribution
which shall bs under sucL order or Judgment.
Further Ordered this be published
Tor three weeks and said notice be published
lantF for six IN the New York law Journal and
New york Tribune. Newspapers published the County
og Na.v York. Enter &. Il. T, }. s. 9.