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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-09
BRILLIANT PLAYING
IN TENNIS TOURNEY

NEW YORK, January Elm a hard
fought match Ferdinand Garcin, champion
of France defeated John White of this city,
two sets to one, in the invitation court ten
mis- tournament for professionals continued
at the Racquet and Tennis Club yesterday
afternoon. 1t was contest in which easy
and graceful strokes won against greater
vfgor. Both men played classic tennis. and
Garcin won the first set and White the
second.
Because of the poor light Garcin gave up
trying for the winning openings with his
usual frequency, which accounts for the
fact that the New Yorker was credited
with seventeen winning openings as against
fourteen for the Frenchman, and White
reached the dedans four times, the winning
gallery three and the grille ten times. Gar
Gin reached the dedans on five occasions
the winning gallery four and the grille five
times. M. s. Patton was the referee and
Albert White the marker.
In recent handicap match on the local
court. White, receiving odds Of half fifteen
defeated Garcin two sets to one. This
caused many to fancy the young English
mans chances in yesterdays contest. AL
though defeated, White Fever played bet
ter tennis, and experts declared 1t was a
feather in his cap to make such a showing
against the man who only a year ago
played Punch Fairs for the worlds cham
pionshfp.
Inc maj game or the nrSt set was the
most interesting and hardest fought. When
the score stood 15-love in favor Of Garcin,
White called mot ready" as the French
man served. But as White returned the
ball the referee refused to- allow the pro-
test. When Garcin lost two chases the
score was brought to 5O-all and from three
to deuce. 1t went to deuce and vantage
four times before Garcin finally won the
set, S-6
This afternoon White will play George
Standing Of the home club.
The summary Of yesterdays match fol-
lows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-09
JAMES REDDICK
WON FEATURE RACE

NEW ORLEANS. January 9-This was
Jackson day. one of the big legal holidays
here. In order to commemorate the great
deeds of the general In this city. the City
Park track officials gave the Old Hickory
Handicap at a mile and a quarter as the
feature of yesterdays program. 1t was
won by James Reddick In a driving finish.
Goldic second.
James Reddick won on pluck and endur-
ance. Like the famous hunting shirt men
of Gen. Jackson, who fought SO valiantly
and did so much to win the battle, the win
ner was not afraid of mud By striving
nightly from start to finish he conquered
his authenticated foes
Four horses made up the field-Goldic
and Alma Dufour representing Edward Cor
rigan James Reddick and Gid. In the
betting the Corrigan entries Were favorites
at Ii to 10. James Reddick closed at o
to 5, backed by his owner Charles Ellison
from IL to D. Gid was the outsider at 3
to 1.
There was a fine struggle all the way,
first one and then another showing in
front at the various points In the long jour-
ney The principal pacemakers were Goldic
and Gid, that were in front much more
frequently than the other pair. They raced
together for q mile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-09
EASTERNS SURPRISED
THE COMMISSIONERS

A surprise was handed the Commissioners
last night at basket ball at the Washington
Light Infantry Armory, when the Eastern
Athletic Club defeated them by the score of
SO to 281h. This is the first game the
winners of last nights battle have won
this season. Their work showed much i'm
provement over former battles. the boys
having played ffrst-class game.
At the end Of the first half the usual
result was looked for, as the score stood
10 to Is in favor Of the Commissioners.
but as the second half progressed they
weakened and the Easterns played a much
steadier game. winning out handily. The
excellent work of Moffltt and James con-
siderably helped the Easterns to victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-09
Big Fight Ahead.

John Condor, the blind Napoleon of the
western turf. is expected here today. Louis
Celia his right-hand man and a power in
racing circles in this city and the west.
will arrive tonight. They will attend
meeting Of the stockholders of the Crescent
City Jockey Club. in which they hold the
controlling shares.
1t is expected that there will be a great
fight between these men and c. s. Bush,
who formerly acted as manager of the
Fair Grounds. Bush, who wishes to run
the old track under his old style, Is op-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-09
Comparative Table.

A comparative table of the number Of
entries to the stakes last year and this
follows:
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-05-03

Mr William rssc has returned to
the city.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-05-03
CANON CITY, COLO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Johnson enter
tanned Misses Lola Hodge and Louada
Moore at dinner Sunday.
Miss Anna Seals OF Fort Worth,
Tex, is a new arrival in the city.
Mr. McWilliams was the guest OF
his daughter, Mrs. Hugh Baker, Sun.
day.
Mesdames Yarber and Taylor OF
Florence were in the city Sunday.
Mrs VIM. Guy, who has been very
sick, is improving
Mr.. Hunt OF Pueblo was visitor in
the city Sunday.
Rev Reynolds left for Denver Fri
day TO be gone a few days.
Mr.. John Evans OF Ocean Wave
Was In town last week
Messrs Hayes and Miller were
hauling in the mountains last week
The Iron Jacket baseball team was
organized las, Sunday at the home OF
Mr. Bud johnson, with James Yeiser
as manager. The team is as follows:
Bud johnson. captain. Benz Moore.
Frank Yelser. Everett Reynolds.
Moody Bruton. Scott Wheeler. shaie-
spearc Franklin. Hugh Baker. Frank
Warren. Ellis Mceks. Scott Clarke and
VIII Hawkins. with Livingston Grant
As masco, and Louis Thompson rs the
hoosioo. The team Is open TO all chal.
lsnecs. Write TO Bud Johnson for In
formation at 5is South Tenth street.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-05-03
LARAMIE. WYOMING.
Carrie II. Burton. Agent)


Mrs. Jennie Rhone and her son.
Charles. left last Sunday for Denver.
Mrs. Rhone expects TO visit In Boul-
der and then in Ogden, Utah
ohm Robinson has been III with neu.
ralgia In his face.
Mrs VIM. Johnson left the cit,
Tuesday morning to join her husband
who is cooking for the II. P. & S,
Railroad company. near Centennial.
The newly organized club gave a
social hop" at the home OF Mr.. Louis
Widcman last week.
Rev. Hill has gone TO Denver and
he expects 20 visit several points In
Colorado before returning TO this cit,
Mrs Louis Widcmsn has gone TO
Cheyenne
Mrs VIM. Ford and daughter. Ethci.
of Rawlins. are In the city on visit
Mrs Ford Is the sister of Mr.. Smith
Bonner
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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-05-03

ohm Robinson has been III with neu
ralgia In his face.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
- relerraph % - Tribuns J


Chicago. Feb. 19.-Favoring weather conditions
Induced a sharp decline in wheat to-day There
were so many sellers that unusually bad break
IN price resulted. The loss in the first hour was
1!1c. and although the decline brought in heavy
orders for export. there was stin a decline Of 10
to charge against the price at the close Corn and
oats felt the effect of the weakness in wheat but
not to q great extent. The former closed &c 10
10 lower and the latter &c. Provisions were firm,
especially May lard and ribs.
The opening Of the wheat market showed weak
ness commensurate with Geographic advfces be-
fore the session opened. Liverpool was only ccldly
sympathetic with the frmness on this side yester
day. and the report OF European crop conditions
made the outlook generally feeble. In the home
field the prominent features the freer move
nent OF tho grain in the Northwest and the excel
lent weather for its continuance. Offerings for a
few minutes after the opening were placed the
market with caution. but soon gave way to
more confident display Of the bearishness impart-
ed by the surroundings. Local receipts were Is
cars against q year ago The result OF outside
bearish information was decline Of 1l1c in May
wheat the first hour OF the session.
Trade was heavy and the liquidation OF bull hogs
severe. May closed at 77l1c. compared with 7s1sc
yesterday. July closed at 7717o TO 77Ssc. against
77asc to TIC the day before
Receipts OF corn were not quite heavy as ex-
pected but the market could not stand against
the decentralization on the bull side OF wheat. and
the price yielded nc bushel Trade was not heavy
and the offerings were small Local receipts were
456 cars against 49S last year. May closed at $3.50
compared with 47ixc yesterday. July closed at S6c
10 i6asc compared with 1850 to 1870.
The oats market inclined to be firm at the
start, but when hit by the heavy drop in wheat Il
gave way to the depressing influence. Local re-
ceipts only 1873 instead of the 1872 esti-
mated and compared with 1879 cars the correspond
ing day OF the previous year. Toward the close
there n recovery in prizes following wheat
May closed 4Oasc against 4Ossc yesterday JuIy's
close was 3G44c 10 S67sc. against S7isc.
Heavy selling Of pork by outside holders was the
feature OF the provision market, which was SUP
ported with some difficulty by the packers IN
creasng receipts OF hogs and indica tons OF some
falling off in the demand for meats have combined
to shake confidence IN the market somewhat and
encourage bear activity The trend of the market
was irregular with the price OF pork at one time
off sharply May pork closed at SIS m. May lard
at s. s2ls, and May ribs at 50 sssz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York February 10 1907
ENTHUSIASTICALLY were 30 cars C55 head q which
Tor $50 trading today feeling dun but
steady Dressed beef slow aaI unchanged 1920 per
for ordinary choice natF" sides No later cable
adv!ces from London Liverpool No exports today;
tomorrow the Majestic. Liverpool carry $500
% beef divided between the Swift and Morris
beef companies.
local Slaughtered and the balance Tor the market
which sold late yesterday. leaving 3S4 sale
to-cay. Veals steuly 25c lower. Tho
cleared Common 10 prime yeals sold AZ S9 - 100
h baruyaTd fed calves so Sl Westerns, city
dressed ysss slow at sl4c H. country dressed IN
changed at sUl27zc
al do. s. 30. IS 10 "A
fed calf 10 70. at 81 barHyard car. -l1 ~ at So;
b. " Otis CO. 70 veais, l25 10 at so 20. DO :O4 n.
" r Hume: % yeals. 1sl ID. $50: do Ioa 70,
SHEEP AND IANGBs-Eecslpts 5la cars. or 1907
head market. making with tho carried
In Fala. Sheep were almost nominal aud
lambs slow but steady one ear OF limbs unsod
rev sheep JoaS4 per III: ordinary
10 prime So 15a$T 20 Dressed mutton slJ&
per u. dressed lambs dull il0l2C country
s1es-K Commission company: ISL Buffalo lsrSs TO
average per n 24O 90 -. s. 240
Go ~ 81 30; 40 do "a H. a; s. So 22b &C. ~ 70.
sanders. state lamb. 90 n al 81 81 %, CO n. at
Mcpherson & CO.: 20 state lambs IS 10. 81 70.
HOGS Receipts . cars. $.4ol head including
the market Feeling STEADY. State hogs sold
81 A. 100 10 country dressed hogs unchanged at
O!an10iac per 10 fo- MEDIUM 10 light " sits
sales. s 30 hogs. i.I rb average at
s. per / rough. 2f0 n 81 As
Newton Yesterday: - state hogs. lis 70.
at 81 a.: / rough 80 r Sc
j. c. - date yesterdays state pigs S. 10.
81 co. TouShs. I'D To- al 80 90 boar, $50 ID at -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Feb Ip-Tho wool market IS quiet. but erTr
No upward tendency noted. There IS fair
various grades or territory wool The move
On contracts large. The demand FOR Hns
woods e pulled grades there Is also fair
ques Foreign Leading domestic quota
follow. nj Peunsylvania-HINS and above,
34IS41sc: X 32a3Sc. I. +of4lc; No. . $4,000:
uuvashed 26T27-. understandable. 2sG3Cc; half
blood tnuazhed. 33'-65ic. thTee-eishths blood IN
washed. S4335o. quarter hood unwashsi 3Ss8S4c d.
washed. S71SSC. 5elane uuvashed, 20C. Mlcht-
Eiu-Tiuo. uuvashed 25c; half blood. urwashed- 33c;
blood. uuwaShed 34c. quarter blood IN
washed. 32'= 1850; delaine. unwas5ed 2a kentucky
Indian. nd threociEhths blood S41p
as. con bling auarte- blood 32G34c Texas s,ourei
basiTl-Flns months 1890: me, six 20 eight
months GSI-Or. me. fall cleaned 60G62c Cafornia
secured hass-Northern choice ea6sc Northern. good
Ceg7r. middle county, G5Fc. Southern 6e16Sc; fall,
f-ec 53l55c. oregon secured basist-Esstern No. I
staple 72E73c: No. clothing. 6Sa7Oc: valley
No Gp1G.c TERRITORY staple tscoured hass)-Fiue,
72F75c: fine medium 6SIToc: medium, 650eto Terri
tory ordinary tsc1ured bassN-FIne. 7oGT2c; fine.
medium is 9t7oc; medium. 6Sq63c colorado and New
-Fsxiro srriug tscouredl-N. 6ScfT0c No. l. 63965o-
Georgia Jsrease-2sR2sI4c Pulled wOos Occurred basis.
extra, TOT73c, fine \, 65G6Sc: A supers, 51gdfc h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
OTHER MARkETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Feb. 1g.CATTI Receipts, about 4 900 head:
steady but slow prime steers. S$uS;
81 259S1 10 heiters s. GOd$5. bulls. S5QS4 20;
calves 81 1a0S 90; sOckers feeders. 81 t0qS4 SO
HOGS-Recoipts, about 2OOOD head, market DC lower;
prime heavy Shipping $QS7 %. choice butchers. $40
81 O25s king So D2spS7. pigs So s5aSG 90; bulk OF
sales 50 92hQ$6 ga. SHEEP-Recelpts. about 1900
steady slow, sheep 50 1885, yeaTliugs.
81 GG6S6 90. lambs. $GUS7 6o
Cincinnati Feb 1e.-HOGS steady; butchers and ship
pe-s. 81 O5d$7 ON: common. SIS 5O4SG 20 CATTLE
steady strong; fair shippers 81 50QS5 90.
mon. 81 25ISa SHEEP steady at 81 25QS5 20. LAMBS
STEADY at 81 50GSS.
market fairly active and steady. VEALS-Hecepts 100
head market active and steady 81 2@GS9 10 HOGS
Receipts. $500 head market slow and 6ql0o lower heavy
mixed. 81 So Workers 81 2O4$T % pigs. STG$I 10.
SHEEP AND LANBs- Receipts. b.0cO head; market
Kansas city Fen 13-CATTLE- Receipts, i. 900 head,
including 800 Southerns market steady stockeTs and
choice and dressed beef steers.
81 4E9Se So fair good - 5$5 so Western fed steers
S4a$5 20. stockers feeders. 500 IS 10, Southern
So b0GS5. southern S2G$3 20; native
25g$4 native heIlgrs 81 JUgS4 bulls 81 100
81 calves. S3dS7 ~ HOGS-RCceipts, $1,000 head:
market 6a7c lower; top. So Ola bulk of sales So sJp
SO 92@7 heavy 81 9oSG ga packers Sc SEA ESQ 90 pigs
and light. S5aS6 S.. SHEEIt-Receipts. $4,000 head;
market 1oc lower ahs S70S7 40; and ycarliugs,
sheep 81 75d$5 20; stocprs feeders 81 5OG$5
Pittsburg, Feb. l9.-CATT1E -Recepts light; market
steady. choice 81 7O9$d; prime. S. BOA 80 90 SHEEP
Supply light: market steady; prime wethers 50 6Oa 20;
cul's and common. s2uS3. lambs SJQSI 10 VEAL
CALVES, SAG s. 90 HOGS-ieceipts light; market
prime heavies mediums and Workers s. 30.
lisAt Workers. 81 @5 pigs. 81: roughs. S6G$6 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
Citations.

FTNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK ~
L grace Of God. tIss and independent 10 Howard
A Scherrerhoru, son o.. deceased William z 5chs--
Inerh-r7 son OF dsCsasa7. Eus,Irs Bull 5aUshr.r -
deceased. RehacCa Jaccals. Individually and a. FSvsc
OF NJ JlCCHus deceased Executor Ioh,
JacobUs, a and Executor CT Samuel a
deceased Executor, Charles t-rsn Executor of sam
usl NJ Jaccu-s. deceased Executor Sarah l. Jameson
daughter % samuel NJ Jacolus deceased Executor:
Ada J. Jacoous. daughter OF Samuel Jscohus a De-
ceased Executor, Frances SClc-ucraC-U. an. next
legares ~ deceased. residing Neur,un CONS -
A GUerden Merrill EraudGauCltcr and I-E.tee OF a.
ceased. restihS ct Riverside California
interested the Eora-io Schzruerbor,
late q The County % New Yor.
leSatecs. or kin otherwise send greeting. You
each OF hereby cited required rs-so-av
be AID appear before surrogate the (o1+v ~
New York. az the SCrrogotes Court or said County,
held the County tr'rt House fl the County OF New
York. the 18th day CT March 1907 haIf PAST ten
O'Clock In the forenoon OF t13r
judicial settlement account o. T-9~.aJ-
tnss OF Howard a ScEerusrhCrD surviving FZ-
VIII and Testament OF sad
you hereby cited as arr r--5a- rbs
OF tWerty-oDs required a-usar
guardian IL have ~ YOU none 70 spDsar
apply for % b9 appointed or i- Ns avs-- -
neglect or failure to do guardian win - an
1oHtei by the Surrogats to represent for YOU IN
the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof caused TIE Seal - TIA
hereunto affixed. witness. Hon. Fra-k n Ei+--
IL : gerald Surrogate or said County NJ ths
County O. New York. the 2Ist day az Tanuarv
Ia the year OF Lord thousand hundred and
seven. DANIEL : DONDSEY. Clark OF tho surrosafss'
Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20

white. ncr y. 4"TGo-. brown a5a45c do buttons
lstf-Sr MINT. d1Eea hlucues 5GQ1Sr. PARSLEY,
r~r dozen bunch i2u15r. RADISIIEs peg punches
S-l$- ~" I.tii LAEH. bunch 2-lgr, SPINACH. per
cgseg l.H-tes. u. l1e. TOMATOES. per p. 1866
81 Ei'I.lI- Is Hickory nuts IN light demand hut
offerings limited and stock held firmly Black walHurs and
tutt"rnlts IN light supply There has boon further
change peanut yllIas The UE1e-t0ua
que, but holders and asking full price, especially
all varieties OF sl7Lei nuts We quote PEANUTS. Viz
gnia hand picked, Jumbo per n 70; DO fancy so;
90 extra. o. IS'z-. 90 virginia EhvIet Jumbo 800
do Virginia. -He..Hl 80 i taacIr. -
spanish. shel.el No l. Sc. 60 No g. HICKORY NUTS,
PEI bush S-aS2 90. HCLf.NJTS. per bush. 81. BLACK
WALNCTS per bush 81, EUTTERNUTS per bush,
10 VSI Ho&-I-MErker quiet both comb and
traetea honey. california extracted Is moving fairly
well. and sales making high c1- small
lots. We quote. clover. fancy. No. Lao l5r,
fair good 13o; bIcsvhsat comb. per n. loQ12c.
california. extracted white.
SIC Co amber. &C. LEL25WAE-Pura domestic wax
steady "a Bic per p.
Toledo Fob Ia-CLOVEEsEED- IS -; Febrlary
S %. March IS 22s. Aplu IS o2i4. TIMOTHY, s. 20
AISIEE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
Excursions.

dies light; IS 10 - steady SIS Cd; long clear iddlss
n steady sos. clear bellies u 70 10 n. dull 52s.
prime western terces dull ass oi American refined
in nails dun 49s 81 BUTTER. finest United States.
n--rIrallv a4s. good United States no1llnally SIS
CHEESE. Canadian finest white strong Cos; Canadian
arest roIa-ea strong TALLOw. prime city. strong
as TT EPESTTNE. firm los Ind PEITRlIE$-
IN refrod steady esd ILNSEED OIL steady, 2s Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool FEB I9--Closng: WHEAT. spot strong; No.
red Western winter o. ID futures easy March es Cd;
mixed new. - cad; American mixed. old. As Sd
easy: March. As sd May. As 5lsd PEAS. Canadian
etcldy. 6s 9lsd. FLOUR, 81 Louis fancy winter duh
7s cd HOPS IN London CPacihc CoasU. quiet. fG8s4
BEEF. extra India mess ARM Sos 81. PORK PRIME
mess Western 9rr1 SIS Sd HANS shat cut 4 10 IS
oos Cd short rib. 10 to a. 10 quet 54s long clear mid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20

GAGE. RUssEIL--IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
- Hon Abnsr c Thomas, a Surrogate or the
County OF New York. nOties IS hereby given to al
having claims against Russell o.
County OF New York deceased 70 present the same
vouchers thereof 70 the subscribers
OF Jransac-.nE business Room al. No. 81 N1ss1u
Strss. Borough OF Manhattan. the City o. New
York, on before the seth day OF April next.
Dated. New York. the 18th d&y % Octo5ar I9oa
MARGARET OLIVIA SAGE. Exacutrix
CHARLES ". OSBORNE JOHN p. MUM E<scutorx
CHARLES A GARDINER. Attorney for c. ". Csoc-rs
and J. = Mum ExeSutors 1871 Park Row. Bor-
ough OF Mana tan. New York City.
pEFOREST BROTHERS. Attorneys fog Marxare.
DIVA Sage ExscusTix 50 Broad Street Bc-ough ~
Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
SurTogdteS Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON AsNER G
Thomas. q Surrogate OF the C0unty OF New
York. notice Is hereby given 20 all persons having
claims aSains: William Low Foster Osborn. o.
Comfy YORK. deceased. present the same Wits
subscribers place % trans
business the ONCE o. Parsons Ciosson fcIvaDe
LOS No % William street. Fl Borough 81
Manhattan. in the city OF Se~ York before ne
a5th day OF March, 1907, next
Dated New York he Ilth day OF September.
MARGARET 4. OSBORN. Ev.c.,.,-.
ARTHUR II OSBORN. -Asc1tofA
PARSONS CLOSSOS & McII4VAINE. Attorneys fer Ex-
ecUtors 20 William S. N Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20

TIsIFY RosAAIOND HIN PURSUANCE OF AN
J. order or Hon AoGer g Thomas. Surrogate
the County York. notice IL hereby given 70
perso1s having against RosanOnd H Isey lata
o. she County New York. deceased. praSsnt ire
with thereof the subscribers at tsr
place tcansacting business. at the oce
No 43 Cedar street. in the Borough
haitian. City OF New YORK on or before the 1sS daT
DATED New York. 18th day q August. 1904
sIL4AS \. ILSLEy, CHARLES BURKHALrER.
Executors
ATwATER CRUIKsHASSE. Attorneys for Exssutors
as Cedar Street. Manhattan. New YORK City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ORGANIZE
ATLAS Trust COMPANY.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ORGANIZE
ATLAS TRUST COMPANY.
We the undersigned, hereby notice OF our inten-
ton organize Company under and pursuant to
the laws Of the State Of New YORK and IN conformity
with in such made and provided We
here by specify and state s follows, TO wit.
First-The OF the proposed corporators are;
William J. Rogers Gerrtsh 4. MilIlken John G. Luke.
James " Donald. Francis H LegEett, William h
Barnard Edwin Il Sayre. Edwin 2. jackson,
Jr Theodore T. Whtrnarsh James E Nichols. Daniel
W. Whitmore and Henry NJ Day
SeccUd-The Of the proposed Trust company =
ATLAS TRUST COMPANY.
Tsird-The location Of the proposed Trust Company IS
the Irving Building at the corner G. Cnarnoers
Hudson Streets. in the Borough Of Manhattan Cy
York
lures this 3lst day Of January. 1907
WILLIAM J.. ROGERS,
GERRISH II. DILLIkES.
JOHN G. LUKE.
JAMES " DONALD.
FRANCIS Fl. LEGGETT,
WILLIAM H. BARNARD.
LEE kOHNS.
EDWIN II. SATPE.
EDWIN z. JACKSON. Jr,
THEODORE Z VHITMARSH
JAMES Z. NICHOLS
DANIEL ". WIiITMORE,
HENRY " DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20

co.sl earirg sa29s2 $50 s31 e5Ioe4 Inc 81 oil SO
1EeuEeE.
A1A!a- uaz sfss szasT.77i 5000 Inc. tas7s8s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
THE LAcKAWANNA's YEAR.

Tbs Delaware IackawannA & western Railroad
Company reports Tor tho year ended December 81
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For Sale.

EXCEPTIONALLY HANDSOME. massive clock ana
II side ornaments FOR sale 50 coo. VIII SCI az
sacrifice on acooEle OF moving Of Address N
". D Tribune C,Lcs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-20
Restaurants.

DUTCH ROOM Hotel Martinique B'way 3 $50 S.
II table dinner every Evening $50 TO 8 P. NJ $50