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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-05
WANT HALF MILLION.
Deaf Nfutes in Convention Assembled
 Make Strong Appeal.

Norfolk, Va, July 1.-The launching of a movement for the raising of an endowment fund of a half million dol lars or more was the feature of the opening session to-day on the national association Of the deaf meeting In an nual convention incident to the James, town exposition, This feature came in the address of Dr. Edward Miner Gal laudet of Washington, D C., founder of the higher education for the deaf, who announced that he had appealed to Andrew Carnegie. John D. Rocke- feller and Mrs. Russell Sage for assist ance.
 Several hundred deaf mutes repre- senting practically every state in the union are attending the convention, which was called to order by President G. w. Veditz of Colorado Springs, Col.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-05
Mrs. Beri E. Beecher of Bethany

Mrs Mary Beecher, widow of the late Beri E Beecher of Bethany, died at her home in Bethany Tuesday afternoon aged ninety-two years
 She leaves two sons, enry of Bethany and Frederick w of Hamden The fun eral will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock from her late residence, and at 3 o'clock at the Episcopal church in Bethany The interment will be in the Episcopal cemetery
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-05
ANNUAL SESSION
Of American Jewish Historical Society
 Ut Newport, R. l.

of American Jewish Historical Society
 at Newport, R. I.
 Newport, R. l., July 1.-The annual session of the American Jewish histori- cal society was held here to-day in the building of the Newport Historical so- ciety, representatives being present from all parts of the country. The fol- lowing officers were elected:
 President, Dr. Cyrus Adler, Wash ington, D. C.; vice-presidents, simon w Rosendale, Albany, N Y; Rev. Dr. B Fesenthal, Chicago; Professor Charles c. Rose, Cambridge, Mass; Professor Richard J. H. Gottheill, New York; treasurer, N Taylor Phillips, New York; curator, Leon Huhner, New York; corresponding secretary. Max J, Kohler, New York; recording secretary, Dr. Isaac Friedenwald, New York.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-05
DIES AFTER ACCIDENT
Joseph Doyle Had Return Card of Pros
 fesosr Beers.

Bridgeport, July 4.-Joseph Doyle of Middletown, who was struck by the Colonial Express at Southport yester- day, died at St. Vincents hospital at 5 o'clock in the afternoon. Doyle was brought to Bridgeport in an automobile following the accident, He had tattoo ed on his right arm, the letters "J. e." and in his pocket was an empty envel- ope addressed to Mrs, Beers, Guilford, Conn., with the return card of Prof. Beers of the Yale law school.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-05
n. og ?. ptav. Rueby noy,,

London, July 4.-In the cricket match to-day between Rugby school and the visiting eleven of the University of Pennsylvania the Rugby boys scored 121 runs and when play was closed the Americans had scored 1O4 runs for five wickets down.
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noLYoKE ORDERS HERE.
Sons of St. George and Clan McLaren Come q Thousand Strong.

The executive committees of the Sons of St. George and Clan MacLaren evil dently knew what they were about when they made the Fourth of July the day and Savin Rock the place for their annual excursion Ina day could not have been finer, and, of course, the Rock has no equal These two orders came down, over a thousand strong, from Holyoke, Mass, in a special train yesterday morning, They, went directly to the Rock from the station, and, ac- cording. to all accounts, they had the time of their lives. Most of them re- turned home last night.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-05
nnI1 plnrnr Relenned.

Toronto, Ont, July 4-"Tim" Flood, the second baseman of the Toronto baseball team, sentenced June 26, to fifteen days imprisonment for assault ing Umpire Conway, was released this morning by order of the minister of justice.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-05
ST. PAUL's BRANCH.
Invited as Guests of Trinity Girls
 Friendly Society.

The Trinity branch of the Girls Friendly society have extended an in- vitation to the members of St. Paurs branch to a picnic supper at their cot tage. Sans Souci, Tuesday evening, July |9. Sans souci is the Trinity vacation cottage at Morris Cove, Cars will leave State and Chapel streets at 6;15 o'clock, and 1t ts earnestly hoped that all the members of, St. Paurs G. F. S. will at tend. There is a mighty god time ill store for the young ladies who go.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-05
Branford.

Rev. w. H. Gardner of the staff of the Morning Journal and Courier, New Haven, will occupy the pulpit of the Branford Baptist church next Sunday rnovning. The regular evening preach ing service will be omitted during July and August.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-05
GYPSY BAND HERE.
Are Campirg a Mile Out on the Alling-
 town Turnpike,

town Turnpike,
 Last evening band of gypsies pitch ed their tents on the banks of a small creek, about mile from Campbell ave- nue, on the Allingtown turnpike. There are about twenty of them-men, wom- en and children. Whatever may be said of this particular band, they have an eye for the beautiful, as they have picked out very attractive little vale. There are seven or eight wagons and perhaps twice as many horses belong ing to the outfit.
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Funeral of Mrs D c Mash

The funeral of Mrs Daniel c Nash, who died on Wednesday at the resi- denee of her daughter, Mrs Peter Dews- bury, in New Haven, vii be held this afternoon at o'clock from her late residence in North avenue, Norwalk.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-05
MERIDEN MAN.
Seized With Paralytic Shock at savin
 Rock Yesterday.

An elderly man, Frank spoer of Mer- iden, about seventy years old, was seiz- ed with paralytic shock at Savin Rock yesterday morning at about ii o'clock. Some young men kindly at- tended to him and a doctor was sum- moned and it was thought that he would have to be removed to the hos pital.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-05
CAR OFF THE TRACK.
Interruption of Traffic on Lighthouse
 Route.

About 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon one of the big cars running to Light house Point left the track opposite Fort Hale park. The car blocked both tracks for some time, but outside of the delay occasioned no other damage was done.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
Cash QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL Market REPORT.

New York April % 1907
COFFEE-The coffee market was weak and lower to-
day with The opening at decline OF 59lo points and
the close steady but al decline Of loal5 points sales
decline due 10 lower European cables and the mar
nquidation private cable was received from PTado
Chaves & Co. saying Think prices will be higher
coffee below SO : Continues to buy IN santos This
Sas 1Rs on s PSsi S % 01 Of ot he e new S
proPosei and tho continued purchases Of the government
ment for the that specified, that the buying
received here 50 far as commonly known that govern
purchases in the Rio market had ceased. and it
lecei 70 mention Rio hut # It had merely said Govern
better The cable did not state when
the 20 per cent duty would be imposed did 1t give the
authority for the duty; wio would 10 he intended
e act as check TO the production Of low grades avro
lower. OF the brazilian markets. Rio was unchanged
ana saniSs was = reis lower while receipts continued
warehouse deliveries in the r1te5 Stafs fo me %
were s9529 bags against l2O ast week and Jos col
1 las5 year o1 the former amount New York reported
So5sS bags The weekly cearanoes az Rio We're I000O
9ags including Coco 70 Europe and 1000 Cape. etc.
14,,s S s''plsnls 5uS9 bags Including 5000 70 the
1s9 GO bass including 5000 Tor the United
Europe Victoria clearsno % We aoo an, ana ZliC9 Tor
e5aes % Germany 30 bags and 70 the Europe
2sOoO bags against 5Is 600 last e los 600 Sss sst
year Si5Iae, Sne =, So ESQ eco the same week in 1905
but afer an esri n ia@et was less active 70 day.
with IuIv sei;rr =, oelne advanced quite sharply.
Aeni lhe close steady az a net advance ~ 9l7a
Rhs sales for the day estimated al 100 ono haes
ne opening was barely decline of sT8 rirfs
lloeF scattering liquidation some selling bv local
Atafe VINO Influenced hsn
Ie IaFoTaole weather reports for week end II
s another May notice day, reported thar
Tics representing about l00eO i bales OF Nav
ee9atlns through the Street, which added some
49, 70 me carry hesitation But there no Nav OF
consequence for sale the market soon rrned I5 On
Dllsh private reports r7lrnors hat 'he lea4ir
olls Were taking all the cotton tenEerei The mar
80 continued 10 improve later IN the on the un-
Afofaule forecast for further
puish crop reports which estimated fbar ~
crease IN acreage could be only Per cent compared
win last months expectation = per cent and ne
1Iet T-ach5d the high point in the afternoon when
suIF Solo al 10 cents There OF realizing
around this level but well esfaired ana
ciosed only point OF from top Southern sot
markets We're generally steady unchanged A local
sot man says with respect 70 the large Memphis
thai IL has been thoroughly CHILLED thar the
Ienainder S Of too low grade bring 70 New York
Ior delivery on contract Exports day were
aan considerably The port receipts so FAR for
the season are well million bales IN excess Of The
SINE date last year.
The range Of contract prices local market to-
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30

String beans weak and lower. Tomatoes n hseyy Tpey
aHSa aRa %saH new eef 56l 81 Scs7 40 florida sS
81 81 g. Ss DO 81 XA 5os O at SWEET sE2R = G
e. S AZ Na1S esHa Gassssen ssss Do No9fok
DO cslifoTna green 59GSIg AIsTIcoK6II & c psr
punches 2Sss Fods % bush As Sss saS. sSsi per per-
do dSo & Per crate de- S Per @ oSi or bag g
s119 ps5 south ete ss So do New orleans 100
s0nshes gs3 Fat qs old bueS Rs oe Ser c 81 DO
%@feea SSpte 81 7a$s 25 do old white seed pE
t9n 3 81 sogsS g .dah Size cSsa 81 2as Do per
S0g So 5 ass S95d He68 HfT e9Ssi aSG %
GARo LEE bSs S sass 9Es5 s per Go cS5a s.i
EADIsHm mp per SOD Iso g RoHRH Se New Orleans per
burches S4d$6 XAIE. Norfolk and baltimore per O1,
Sa$d 2' basei sSs2 S0 do south Carolina s1
50 do North Carolina s1aS3 do Norfolk S1Ss8 -; ~
A ca6an. per Crate s2@$a oNioNs crate
SSg$9 95 90 do 40 geOS 81 75S1 49, do New Orleans per
bag bag 8 sS5s SSl & 5cr dH 100 SuRoSe 81 soas DO
New orleans 100 buachsS S@$t H. es T1 6Ha
tic Old red yellow per Dbl or bag gS TSTE5
PTh%Ts per 100 bGnches s2aS4 PEAS. Southern
fancy per basket S4QS6 do average per Duf 81 a
DO Cuban. $lG$2; PARSLEY. New Orleans curly per
5ais SS @ ARsPs fS Rfa9 neaq6y per Dbl 81 5oas
IsFS Virginia and North Carolina Per saske S,g m s9S
soahs per basket 81 5oq$S 5o orleans per
S1,o Se f4qTS DGr FsImnss sS g 2ss SG do Bafimore
sTRNG REANs o9a aoans waH ax GT per basket 81 6O
81 30; SQUASH Florida white per box 81 b3te 81 70
Ss9 @ 30. do Old psr Dbl s1d$2; TOMATOES Florida per
Carrier Sia$2 So do cuban. $1q$2 TURNIPS Cana9a, %
rrba1a per bb 81 25dS1 30: do Jersey and Long Isl
and rStabaga sIGS1 %; do old white 81 0ogSZ' WA
,TFTCRESS. per 100 punches, $2qS2 90 1000. a.,
steaTy position: receipts continue to favor the seans
sac EN,u grade prime decidedly nrn with thls hep
f, advanced date. light receipts do not make
5esabe nrominent showing in quality ana unneI
OF sound are free unusually good ngu1es "a
Prime large bales per 100 No. 81 Do No l. 81 log
., III " Si az. No 2 S5T9Oc: shipping I5g! i'1c'
ciover ixea s0cdSi do clear 1886 Receipts o. nay:
York Hudson River Railroad, S9'
Erie $50: pennsylvania, l4o DeawarG a 1b, q
% Central or New Jersey 150 river boats Iou toInl
go tons STRAW-LonE rye not arrlVIBs 1 90, yaod
g.-ir,y choice 6nT7Oc Receipts OF straw, 10 TONS -,
roIe1o Anru oa-CIIOVERSEED-tash ana Spri, III
co a. October 81 *: December. 81 5Is; Merch - Uo'
TIMOTHY prime. 81 %: AfSIKE s. %.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
OTHER mARKgrs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago April 20 29--CATTLE-RecOipts about 20 600
head: market weak 20 iOc lower; common 20 best
81 30 heiiers SO 258 o. co. 50 500
IS 25 bulls. 50 s5gstT5 caveS s53t5 so; stockers
and Feeders. $40 s. Is. oGS-Recepts about $4,000
mH; s SC e6Sg9 s % %ssss{ UPs:
81 52S a 55: choice light. 81 659 s06 6Tls packing
S99e55Oi pigs 50 oo8$6 So bulk OF sales. 50 so
50 52h. SHEEP-Recepts about $4,000 head; market
steady sheep 81 258td 25 yeariings s. % est lambs
East Buffalo. April 2A-CATT1.E-Receip,s. 4eOO
head: slow. cows bulls feeders steady others
I6 200 prime S. IS so; shipping IS rs
81 5O0sl 70: bulls. So 50Qs5 stockers and feed
So s5GS4 rs; stock hei:ers. SO e5aS3 IS fresh
cows and sprlngerS good demand and steady s2O0sSS
s. 25 HO0s-Receipts. 1S2Oo head: fairly active
ptgs a shade higher: others. 6TlOc lower; heavy.
81 10 50 80. mixed 50 90; yorers and pigs. 50 90
50 O5 roughs 50 eOg 50; stags 50 so ass. SHEEP
AND LAMBs-Receip's $4,000 head; active; yearlings
81 so yearlinss. 50 1887: MetherA sO8S6 %; ewes
Cincinnati, April 20HOGS active; butchers ship
perH' So 20: common. s. 25Qs6 to- CATTLE steady
20 good shippsrs s. Ioaso % common. t2 SoSaSs a2
head including 800 Southerns: market steady 100
lower export steers GOS6
good 50 T5aS5 stecrs 81 258e5
feeders So 6OdS5; Southern ss4S5
Southern S3Gs4 60: native So 6O$4 I6 native
hoifers 81 aOS5 40 bus 50 236St - calves $39s5 go
HoGs-Receipts liOOO head market SG7 ss lover top.
50 bulk Of sales 81 $3.50 as heavy. SO S0qS6 90
packers 81 9JaS8 40 lights. SO 95asG 46 pigs 81 500
81 SIIEEP-Heceipts. 200 head market lOc lower
spring lambs $40 lambs S7a$S 90; and yearings
25u$6 Western fed sheep $68S6 90: Western fed
yearIngs. $41$6 70; Htockers and fesdera S4gS6 10
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tiona for government bonds compared with Satur-
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London New York New York

London. April % 4 p. m-The market for Amert-
can securities was dull and firm. Last quotations
follow:
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool April 2O.-C1osIng: wHEAT-SpOt steady:
No ? red Western winter. 6s 2hd: No CALIFORNIA; ds
aid easy May 0s cad: July. 5lsd; Septen-
ber 6lsd CoRN-spot hrm; American mixed, new.
Sd 40 old 5s d; futures easy July 4s 7ad; Septem
ber Is T1ad PEAs-Canadlan steady az 6s Sd. FLOUR
w inter patents stetdy AZ Sss ed h0fS-ln London
steady nt SIS 80. PORK--Prime Western duh
at HAMS-ShOrt IA 10 firm AZ rs IN
BACON-Cumberiand cut 26 40 10 firm az SOS; short
"a 10, 52s; long clear light "a
g "a 10 hrm at 02s Cd do heavy s5 20 40 10. arm az
clear bellies 10 20 10 10; steady at sos SHOULDERS
Square II 20 10 70 steaay AT az SIS LAltPTlme West
quiet SOS. CffEESE-AmeTican finest white. nonnaiv
nomnaily 63s Canadian
al ess; do eoIored quiet 65s TALLoVv-Prims civ
nominally 3is TURPEINTINE-Sprits quiet at SIS ga
RoSIN-common firm az lis. PETROLEuM-I1ennoa
quiet at 6ssd IINSEFIo OII@-Quiet at 2aA
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{ t;,,', contract prices IN the local market to-

% u6eanFd 9 aS' % II @ spot % 55nr s92n Tai 1s esag 5s II Win m
@ 6as5ets were teiegTapfed as follows Mobile nrm. IN
changed az lo7se sales 3s2 bales: Norfolk hrI.
changed kc sales p bales Ittle Rock steady un
changed at 10 s-l6ei Baltimore nominal Gnchangei at
a4@e: 81 Louis steady unchanged AT l07sc: Houston
steady @o higher at i ae; sales, 33l bales Galveston
nr lice higher Il 3l6c: sales. bales Charles
~ lssSSs' - e. t 80 ~ m ts g ~ 44 90 re o
ealss AGAINST SooS ast week and 2 o2s last at
sgSinst Ose las, week and 5ss iast year 'V
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
fair business doing sales 5000 bales sDecuaton and
1900; midaig upland casa: futures opened quiet and
points; Apr. 5-s9zd, April May and MayJune 5aOizd
June ~, oss.i Jn,y9ga5t $3.50; Aaenst Scpten-
bsr. se2.d NoysInher December, 5elf December Jan
bold: MarchAFT1l. 56sd. Manchester: Yarns IN good
flour AND MEAI-Demand for -four was poor
to-day. Only sales q consequence reported were in
The folloHing are prices quoted on The New York
Isr ssTaighs Sc % So 20 iatsr stsnts So 50 a So 20
sSFins s1ea5S & % o s ess s % 90 TiE'eF s2 ~
1En; quoted; Fair TO good So esq So so: choice 70
dried. S2 o59s27 IS as 70 brand. BAG MEAL steady:
snS saSy city ~ sadS qaos& ~
westeE1 s2Ting S22 70: s5endaTd middlng; S22 so:
25 oS & go SO @ reg s! "a 10 90 81 M PFonPt
t2s % sScks; 80, oIIAiEAi. $50
eos gave wheat a weak 1hdertOne to-day and was
the basis Tor q decline OF bushel which
there little or recovery throughout the day.
Although commission houses bought resting
the volume Of liquidation was large enough keep
prices were within ~ 4 lowest and in the
local market &c 1c below Saturday. Outside Of
the rain news crop accounts very conflicting
gRin important factor the bull
4 reDort from Snow m which he quoted al saying
fhaf the OF complete destruction
OF counties ln oklahoma while the
q damage includes the southern tiers %
FRE with average loss of SO cent The line 81
hesyy infection extended fifty miles north.
rear leader outside % the rain, report Z
Xanzas city authority in which he said that damage
bac been exaggerated. and that. with good weather
would make large last year
rhe rain pretty well through the Southwest
md predicted for Kansas cond tiOns in
sorthweft unsprinGlike. hut
a q the bgn Fnreign
kels. hoaever. did furnish strong selling motive a.
fhere we've declines % Nd 20 q at Liverpool q
points al Paris and q 20 marks az Berlin. WoTldI
thiDments reported by Rroomhan a. II 4OS Oo
Sufhela compared with 12.658 900 bushels last week
.hs visible supply caused selling at midday.
lVsfh a decrease iasE OF 2.T22 900 bushels, o.
~ break exporters took 25 loads Interior Teceipu
Sv,re liberal ard seaboard ciearances rather lEht
S.esipfs Al winnipeg were 81 cars. compared with
tSo car a year ago. The cash market A New YoFl
tl-s.R - follows: so red. 8s5s elevator an,
$50 o B aaoaf. 40 Northern Duluth. 95sse an,
- q hard HinssF. 3OTse ahoat. opening naviga
ION. t,ORe-Ine market opened about X lower
y syt1peEhy with wbest, but was wel supported 70
hAryy IN Lse West Ssth anal prices about u ps
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. April %. 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30

SLOW at sndpHe per 70 for medium 60 light weights
salosS Judd Co. 50 state hogs i43 70 average, Gt
s. per ~ II DO. i0I 70, Rt 81 i5 do 2l5 70.
s. To- I3 70. AZ 81 10: rongh, $50 ~ AZ 50 IS
p Nelson: 8 state hog1 i5S 70 az 81 20; II do
2ls n a, 81 Is rough go 70. at 50 -: do. $40
n. 50 n
O. Curtis q son: IS state hogs. al n, st 81 49,
ToughG. SO -. az 81 IS: stag. $40 n 81 s.
g Sanders. state hogs. 20T 70. at 81 10
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30

higher In New York July broke cent eaTH Ssors ga M
attempt sell little. but recovered hsI ~ lover
the close The Liverpool market weS 49,
worlds shipments aggregated 4TTe OO0 and
nsred with 2eo 600 bushels the previous HSeA
Commission sold moderately me n
fecreased 2oB 600 bushels Exporters o0uslt ~ 49,
and the cash market closed follows IN @ ~ 4
40 . corn 6Oc and 5Issc n RS
Ivfita 6sc ana no yellow, 6Thc o ahoaL %
Decltning early with the other markets aI C,tts
croT Teus oata analiy recovered and closeo tHatSS
drm The visible supply decreased SO 00O Se "a
oats in quoted as d0ao ~ ,sn6
10 40 NJ sTbc; natural white. 30 TO 30 ID SSVOAo' anu
clipped white, SO TO 40 10. 5O@o48c-
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
THE REXMERE

Best equipped hotel IN Western Catskllls
Situated In Beautiful Churchill Park. Stamford.
" 7. Golf hotel grounds. 80 rooms with bath.
suite Booking oGcsI Miss Alexander. of Mon
tauk Bank. BrookIyn. ". Y. Tel. 400 Prospect
A ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENTS;
~. private bath $3.50 daily including meals.
S15: two SIS weekly. The Alabama Is East l1th -.
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marlborough =Elenbein
Atlantic City, N. j.
April

me ending OF Lent his year COMEDIES with ths bes
ginning OF April, the EayesL and dsfiuEuished
month IN Atlantic C1y's famous spring season ryr<
hg this month eminent visitors and snics
people are 70 be found in the great than n
1lJ otner month OF the ana the absence
r Easter sunday 'lNIEsItU PTION' enables guesta to
completely enjoy all the attractions climate arf
tlhc4ai entertainment OF this festive with en-
tire satisfaction
Ihs hotel claims distinction for its location n.
ample public space devoted its guests high-eass
music every night throughout the year but partcuAEa
attractive with solo singers the wee-snds
spring season and its ownership management
All the four dining rooms American plan, with
SAe excellent cooking heretofore popular. and
"a carte with separate kitchens and French cOoksl.
have white service throughout and IN one of ~
American rooms. called the American Room
and In the a Ia rooms smoking IS permitted.
There particularly attractive suites Vt
large rooms - by 20 feet. and private (sup-
piled with both water and fresh water and with
running Ice water "a with every alternate IN ts
MarlbOrOuzh and with every the RlenhelFn.
which IN construction reputed the most con-
petey frepro5f hotel IN The world Golf privileges
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
Lost and Found.

TF YOU HAVE LOST OR FOUND ANYTHING TEIsE-
u PHONE 1000 BRYANT. THE NEW YORK TINEA
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
Restaurants.
NEW JERSEY.

TT7ABIE D'HoTE dinner every evening In Famous
l. Dutch Room Hotel Martinique BwHy. ssd. 50.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-30
Citations.

I-vGIESTON GEORGE WASHINGTON ~ - -
~ If the State OF New by the graoe On rSart
and tndspen,isnt Amy y. Esleston Lholn 1SeStsn.
Maclean EaIsstSn Harold Patterson Nse.SA- -o,. IN
VIVIAN Hector Nlacean Egeston, an4 % az late
terested In the estate OF George Washisal ae<
~ tbs County 81 New York. deceased as VI ant
tees next OF kin otherwise send sIeeSSIs Issilv
each of Won are hereby cited and relufeI IA New
be and appear before Surrogate OF the hsG
York az the Surrogates court or salS Ssvs YORK.
az couDtv court House. In the County OF o'clock
the eleventh dav OF June. 190l. at halt i ~ attend
m the forenoon Of that day. then anu trrs az Cen
,7tcfaI settlement the account OF poc - fhe lst
SraI rIst Company OF New York as eNeSasb b ~ YOU
,iI1 a,S toSran,ent OF said deceased, anu ns
are hereby cited under the age et -, havs
are 10 by YOUR guar, %
o. 40 W., have none 10 appear and Apply aro ~
lL - t the event ~ your neglect or =, rap
t.T - ,viII re appointed by the Surrogate
~oso~4 ant ~ for YOU the proceedih& ..r ~ no
IN testimony whereof. have caused I,sv n Ne~
- sIrTogates' court ef the said S9S--S SS-SssS II
rSoaII Yorx 10 he hereuntO Affixed Nl.-ii cur
Amer q Thomas, a SlTFos.tto or e--' s-ra.
a. ne rhe county OF New York. the I'd l - An4
the year or our ANtU 'No Il, sNTIFsT. r. pOWDNtl
seven Cisrx o. the sEEEo .-1tes S'4--