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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-06-06
Chief Contents of This Number.

Chief Contents of This Number.
PAGE ONE.
News of The Week.
commencement Program.
PAGE TWO.
SeriaI-The House of a Thousand Candles.
Poultry and Bees.
PAGE THREE.
Berea and Vicinity.
College Items.
PAGE FOUR.
Comments.
The tand Dog worship Of silly Society
Women.-By Father Vaughn.
FinaI Triumph of Medicine.-By DIR. Mich
Olns Sem.
Practical brotherhood. - Rev. DIR. A. B.
Medium.
Political Talk.
The Sunday school Lesson.
PAGE FIVE.
The Youths Department
Rebellion i'm China.
PAGE SIX.
The Home.-An Odd Dish. by Mrs. Hill.
The school - Problems of the District
school, by Prof. Dinsmore-
The Farm Feminine Dairy Wisdom.
The Bruce Printing Building.
Berea's Care for the Colored Race.
PAGE SEVEN.
Story.-The Girl in the Picture.
Temperance Notes.
News from Everywhere.
PAGE EIGHT.
Eastern Kentucky News.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-06-06
Berea Graduates in 1907

The following persons completed the
courses named and receive their Di-
plomas or Certificates of Graduation
this week.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
John Gerdes, Literary.
Harry Burnam Kinnard, Classical.
James Reed Young. Literary.
ACADEMY.
Lewis Edward Baker, Literary.
Viola Frances Click, Literary.
Gilbert Rolph Combs. Literary.
Harriet May Eyler. Literary.
Eta Mae Lewis. Scientific.
Elizabeth Marsh. Scientific.
George McDougall Haldane. Scientific,
Eugene Archibald Thomson, Classical.
Lillian Tuthill. Classical.
NORMAL.
Mary G. Barker, Three Years.
Lille Cutbert Chrisman. Four Years.
Anna Louise Frey. Three Years.
Lilburn Lake, Three Years.
Pattie Clark Moores, Three Years.
Minnie Myrtle Nicely, Three Years.
Mary Hope Wilson, Three Years.
Lula Woodward. Three Years.
Carl schurz Kirk. Three Years.
CARPENTRY.
Albert Pruitt Smith.
William Daniel Click.
Thomas Sanford Barnett.
NURSING.
Arminda Belle Taylor.
Hazel Havagal Emerson.
Fannie Elizabeth Howard.
Prize Bibles to be Awarded.
Mr.. w. ]. Bradford, of New York
presents Bibles to one member Of eacf
Bible class and to all graduates OF
Berea College each year. Those Sc
Iected from the different classes on
account of special progress during
this year are:
Hubert Hayes Fellmy.
Howard Laid Gamble.
Earl Brighton Clark.
Elizabeth Byron.
Henrietta Goodman.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-06-06
Quarter a ~ciuoals."

Rupert Hughes in the Broadway de-
picts the Texas oil fields. Some Of the
expressions used by the natives are
quantity picturesque. Listen. honey
say= one of the characters. "can you
hear the Observation-Disclosures
that's the oil coming out Of the ground
every four gluggles means dollar.
Don't be afraid"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-06-06

According to figures based on an
investigation conducted by Commits
sioner Stafford there are about 10000
persons idle in San Francisco as a di-
rect result of the existing labor troub-
lac
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-06-06

Prosecution of James Hargis on the
Indictment for the murder of DR.. b.
d. Cox will not be dropped, but will
be continued with vigor by Floyd
Byrd and Beverley Jonett. Judge Jno.
A. Daugherty has been selected as
the special judge to try the case, and
a special term of court has been call
ed for July 9Th. John Smith surrend-
cred to the jailor at Sandy Hook and
is the only one of the conspirators
who is now in prison. He confessed,
to avoid prosecution.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-06-06

The Richmond Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton will erect a stone monument to
mark the site of Fort Boonesboro in
Madison county. The ground has been
donated by the owner. and the nee
essary money has been raised to erect
a handsome and fitting monument.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-06-06

Curt Jett, the noted mountain feud-
list, for failure to perform his task.
in the State Penitentiary at Frank
fort. was whipped and then confined
in the dungeon.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-06-06
HARGIS WILL Be TRIED

John a. Dsugberty Appointed Special
Judge for Sandy Hook.-soonesbOro
Monument to be Ereeted.-curt Jett
is Whipped.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-06-06

President Roosevelt speaking at
the unwilling Of the monument TO the
late General Henry w lawton az In
dianapolis, declared that national in
corporation Of railroads was his per-
sonal preference. not national owner
ship.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-06-06

The funeral Of Mrs. VIM. Mckinley
took place May 29th. at Canton. Ohio
The simple services held at the Nc
Kiniey homo were Witnessed by
distinguished company, including Pres
ident Roosevelt. Vico-Presldent Fair
banks. Governor Harris. and many
high officials. During the funeral all
business IN Canton not absolutely nee
essary ceased. Banks. stores. factor
les. amusement houses and parks all
closed In honor OF the distinguished
dead. and school children were dis
missed from their tasks
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-06-06

Mr.. Bryan. speaking at the James
town Exposition last Thursday on
patrick Henry Day" severely criti-
cised the American rule In the Phil
ippinos and condemned the operation
Of the new railroad rate law
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-06-06

The famine Is broken In China but
an lnsurrection has taken rs place.
The provinces OF Kwantung and Tux
In. In southern China, with q COM
bined population OF 55.oooooo. are said
10 be affected by the spirit OF revolt
Thirty thousand rebels captured the
city OF Wongkong and killed all the
civil and military officials. The up
rising Is laid 20 the recent famine
and increasing taxation, and is thought
to be directed more against the ma
tive rulers than against foreigners.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK

Roo sovelt Fsvors incorporation OF the
Railroads under national Ls~s.-Bry-
an oritlcises american Rule In the
PhliIppiuss.--Isnsurrsetio"i 3" China.
Mrs. Mckinley Laid to Rest.
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Berea College Commencement, June s, 1907
ORDER OF EXERCISES

$50 A. Dedication Of Bruce Building Con Main street
MORNING PROGRAM TABERNACLE. "a. M.
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
EOREIGN PORTS.


Havre. March 31-Arrived. steamer Prirs wiIlem II
,Dgtchl Kronngstein New York via West Indies
ard Venezuela for Amsterdam.
Calcutta April Arrived steamer Swat (Erl. DObbs
. New York VIA Algiers. Tutieorn. etc.
Melbourne. April ARRIVED. steamer TomOana (Br).
Comfy. New York for sydney
PatrHs March 27-Sailed steamer Gerry usO Ivancich
from Triestel. New York.
Barbados March 2T-Saied Titan CBr). Dixon
tfrom Santos etcl. New York
Trieste March 2S-Sailed steamer Francesca AUST. Ear
New York.
CroOkhaven April Passed steamer La Provence or,
Alix, New Havra.
Perrin. April Passed steamer LvingstOnia (Br) Webb
New York for singapore, Philippines. China and
Gibraltar April Passed steamsS Gertv tausD. Ivan
cich. Trieste ana PatTas for New York
Demerara, April 2-Satied steamer PARMA (Erl
OrOm New York via St ThOmas) Northern Islands
CherbOurg /, ul-ATTived. Kronprfr-
Bremen (ana proceeded
81 Thomas. April /. m-Arrived. steamsF Pretoria
CBr). Mann. New York for Barbados etc.
Dardanelles March 2NArTved, steamer Gregory MoFen
RUSS. Trenert New York via ST Michaels and Ma
Wellington March 2s-Arrved steamer Bloemfonten
(Brl. Gresgans. New York Via st Vincent e v Mel
bourne. etc
Dantsic March 2s-Arrived. Geestemunde Ger)
HettemeyeF. New York.
Genoa. March 2aATTtved steamer Antonio (panl
Oliver. New York via Cadiz.
Bilbao March s-Arrived steamer Holplea (3rl. Lake.
New York via OportO.
Southampton April ARRIVED. steamer La Plata CBr)
Dover. April 2 1855 mArrtved, steamer Finland. Ap-
field. New York for Antwerp and Proceeded.
Bermuda, April 2. a m-Arrtved steamer Bermudian
Cs0. Fraser. New York. and sailed at n re-
Antwerp. March slsaiisa steamed Michigan Cr Wat
kins. New York
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WARM WORK AT FIRES.
Hotel Saranac Guests Driven Out
Factory Girls in Panic.

Fire IN the baggage room OF the Hotel 6ararac.
Broadway and f2d street. caused much excitement
along the white Way yesterday afternoon. and
drew a crowd Of over sen thousand. which the re-
serves from two police precincts had difficulty in
controlling. The fire was discovered shortly after
9 o'clock By Manager McNuIty. An attempt was
This was unsuccessful and an alarm was sent in.
Annie Crosby. the telephone operator in the hotel
warned the guests.
Few OF the women IN their rooms at the time
stopped 70 put on their wraps. and as they came
down the FIRE escapes were met with jeers from
a typical Tenderloln crowd which had gathered.
A woman who said she was Gusse Nelson, threat
eued 70 throw herself from the fire escape OF the
afth floor but was prevented by Edward O'Garra.
OF FIRE Patrol g. who carried her struggling down
n ladder. Mary Dillon. an enploye in the hotel
m her haste to get fell downstairs. fracturing
her right ankle. She was taken 10 the New York
Hospital
The hrornen had another blaze to hght shortly
after noon yesterday on the sixth floor OF Nos. l.
and Bond street. The fire. which started In the
factory OF Citron Brothers, waist and underwear
manufacturers was discovered by girl at work.
and in an instant the five hundred girls employed
by the concern rushed from their benches to the
street. Many Of them were tramped upon and
bruised. some OF them hurried to the fire es-
capes in tho rear OF the building and were taken
down by the dremen. George Beard, the elevator
boy, ran his elevator until every one was taken
out. The reserves OF the Mercer street station,
Hanson. controlled the spectators. The damage
done slight
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Notice of Summons.

CtITY COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK-THE
y Gnln Printing Company Plaintiff against Laura
BlgEar Bennett. otherwise known laura BiEgar,
fcndant. Summons. To the above named defendant
You summoned the complaint in this
% copy
Plaintiffs attorney within service Of
this summons exclusive OF day service and IN
your failure appear judgment will
against By default FOR tho relief demanded
in the complaint.
Dated New York. December 10Th. 1906
JULIAN O.. ROBERTS. Plaintiffs Attorney. POstohice
Address ard Once. No. 81 Wall Street Borough OF
Manhattan City New York
To Laura BlEEar Bennett otherwise known laura
BigERT: The foregoing summons is served with
out the state. pursuant order William II
wadhams Justice % the city OF the city OF New
York 3ist day OF January 1907 and filed
complaint IN the Office Of the Clerk % the City
OF York in the Bro~nsone Building
No ~ Chambers Street IN the Borough OF Manhattan
city OF New York. the 2nd day OF February 1907.
Yours etc,
JULIAN 6. ROBERTS Attorney for Plaintiff, Once ard
p O address GO Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan
CITY o..
Dated New York February End. 1907.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, April 2, 1907.

Port OF New YORK, TUESDAY, April <, 1SUG.
ARRIVED
steamer Erny CAust. Cusuch Trieste March O. Patras
AlgierS II Phelps Bros Go. with 693
passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar at 40
steamer La Bretagne (Frl verIynde FIavre March "a
to CompaErie Generate TRANSATLANTIC. $40
steerage passengers and mdse. Arrived the Bar
6:i5
steamer samaud. Bradshaw Antwerp March q. to
Line. with Isl Storage passengers and
mdse. the Bar at 1852 m GsU.
Steamer KroonlanG, Doxrud Antwerp and Dover March
% Red star Line. with 200 cabin and 3o6 steer
passengers and mdsc Arrived at the Bar 11;3O
CIst
steamer Joseph Cuneo CSor. 54T Hamadt.
Port Antonio ~ the Cuneo Importing Co. with
fruit Arrived al the Bar sos m.
steamer Planet Neptune (I3r TuEntS. Saiavery De-
cember Ii Junn -. lqutque 81. Mciones January H.
Taltal % IIuasco - Coqunbo -. Valparaiso -. Tai
Lucia March -. W r Grace & Co, with mdse. Ar
the Bar at 3 q
steamer Colon skilinGs. Colon March 81 the
Panama Railroad Steamship Line. with So passengers
Steamer Citta 81 Palermo (ItaD. Massardo. Genoa
March 3 Lcghorn Il and Oran 10 20 Hrzel, Feltman
Co with mdse Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Horn tGerl. HIM NiddlesbOrOugh March
Hamburg H. TO Phelps Brothers & co. with mdse.
Arrived at the Bar ut q p m
steamer Carolyn. sullivan, Port Tampa March 20
the American Agricultural and
ica Company: vessel \ II Bull & Co. on Highlands
Steamer Slayonia (Erl. Taylor Ftume March 10.
Palermo 10 Naples % Gibraltar %. C'unard
Steamship Company Limited. with ZIG cabin 2.O33
steeraEe passengers and mdse. Arrived the Bar
Steamer Hamilton Boaz Newport News and Norfolk
Old Dominion steamship Company. with passengers
mdse- SANDY Hook At sos p III.
Sandy Hook. J. April . $50 H-W'nd north. light:
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4 Mar II. l90I-sealed proposals will be received at
the oice OF the Purchasing this Department
until o'clock D. m, Monday. April %. 1907, fur
nishng miscellaneous stationery supplies wrapping paper
typewTtters. computing machines scales, rubber
end supplies numbering machines copying presses
furniture. carpets. baskets. boxes. dry goods twne
eordag9 hardware. trucks leather supplies. electrical
supplies paints, oils chemicals lumber fuel ice. forage
household supplies, etc, they be ordered By the
Post Office Department and Postal Service during the
fiscal the beginning July /. 1907. as
TIE contracts awarded. Blanks for proposals.
with specifications and instructions bidders will
ready for distribution on or about March % 1901 and
viii be furnished application the Purchasing
Ascent for the Post Once Department WashpSton. d. c.
@. v. L MEYER Postmaster General.
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TRANsPAclFIc MAILS.

TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.
Destination and steamer. Close IN New York
Japan. China and Philippine Isl
ands (yi1 Seattet-Tremont. April 5. 600 N
Hawaii Japan, Corea China and Phil
Aonskons Siaru April g. 1880 N
Except parcels-pOst Uailsl.
Corea. China and Philippine Islands
(va Vancouver ana Victoria. B. CT
Empress OF Japan April 10. 600
Japan. and China Especially ad-
dressed only (via Seattlel-ShiEaW
GsFa april 10. 800 m
Francisco sTiPosa april IL. 1880 m
Japan. Corea, China and Philippine
Islands (va Tacomal-CycOps. April II. 500 m
san Francsco)-Aianleia April 10. 1880
Hawaii Japan. Corea China and Phil
Korea April 10. 1880 m
Australia Except Vest. Fiji
New Caledonia especially ad-
dressed mall New Zealand and
Isandl. tvis Vancouver and Vic
toria b. - April 90 500
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TO DEVISE NEWARK CHARTER.

Mayor Haussling of Newark yesterday named a
commission TO revise the city charter The men,
bers ex-senator J. N. Bachelor. present City
Controller; City Clerk James F. Connolly, Chandler
". Riker, John r. Hardin and William Z. g
Fielder. The present charter IS fifty years old and
has frequently been considered by city officials
an obstacle in the way of the citys growth. The
commission will probably report the next session
OF the Legislature and apply for new charter.
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS fo- ~

A DVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for Ths
"A Tribune received az their Uptown once No I5st
m Advertisements received ct the foIovinF braDcb
Offices at regular Office rates until o'clock D. m
254 Sth ave s. cor 23d st 153 ave, cor i9th
st 90 East tth st 257 West 42d between 9Th and
18th aves 2GS West !25th St; 1899 ave. between
18th and s7th ss lO2s 80 st: I7OS ISL
ave. near SSth st; l51 East 155tb = fremont
I've: $50 I'd ave. near 6lst at: $50 Sd ave 2io
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR SADDLE BLANKETS Rock Island
Il Arsenal H., March so. 1905 aIed proposals in
tripcate will be received by the underslgred until .
o'clock p M Tuesday, April Both 1907 for furnis nj ne
5000 saddle blankets. pounds each. olive Fall
specifications. With form Of bid. upon april
cation. s. T. BLUNT, Colonel. ord. Dept. L. S. A.
Commanding
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WIRELEss REPnRrs

The Kaiser Wilhelm II. which reported n 8 n m
10 dock about o to-day. - "Fse''u
HeIiiG Olay. which reported passing Naptrc,. .,
IIghtshp at 1910 yesterday, is expected ~ Jot
about a to-day. NN
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Proposals.

AHgESF POINT. X. y April. 2 1907 SEALED PRO
w Poaais IN ulplicnte VIII he received until
Y O'Clock Econ April - 1907 for supplying Struct-
uIa steel and Iron stairs Cor present Cadet Barracks
as per drawings and specifications office.
United States reserves the right accept reject
eny OF All proposals. thereof. for
proposals furnished uosn sp.Eeaslon ASaress Omar
terInasteT. West Point ~ Y.
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A,AGE. RUsSELL-IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
- Of Hon Abner G. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. notice Is hereby given all
having claims against ge late OF the
County Of New YORK DECEASED to present the same.
OF tTansacting business Room all. No. 81 Nassau
Street Borough OF Manhattan. the city OF New
York before the both day OF April next
Dated. New York, the 18th day Of October 1905
MARGARET OLIVIA SAGE Executrix
CHARLES W. OSBORNE. JOHN 2. MUM. Executors
CHARLES A. GARDINER Attorney for c w Osborne
and J. ?. Mum Executors. 1921 Park Row Bor-
Mana" York CITY
DEFDREST BROTHERS. Attorneys
Olivia Sage Executrix. 80 Broad Street BorSuSb %
Manhattan. New York -
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nEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR OFFICE OF
IL SUPERINTENDENT u ;. CAPITOL BUILDING
AND GROUNDS. Washington, ID. c. March pc 1907
sealed proposals will he received and the above
Office at y o'clock Wednesday. April 10Th 1907
furnishing and installing s. Caritol Build
ing ~ Of ReTolving Doors Circular letter or
requirements furnished application The right ls
reject all bios. any tcchni-
cality or intoFmahty IN any bid ELLIOTT WOODS.
Superintendent L. Capitol Puilliue and Grounds
Approved: JAMES RUDOLPH GARFIELD Secretary
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PROPOSALS. FOR 1NDIAS sUPPlIE;s.-DEPApr-

DROPOsALs FOR lNDIAN sUPPIIEs-DEPART-
ngton u; c. February 20, o7-seaed proposals plain
Isl outside envelcpes Proposal for
rubber goods boots and shoes etc. the may be-
addressed 10 the Commissioners Affairs
washington. ID. c. will be received Indian Ogcc
until m. OF Thursday. April H. 1907 ana then
orened furnishing the Indian with rubba.
goods boots and shoes hardware medical supplies
proposals. plainly marked the or
envelope Proposal for enameled ware. furniture etc
be. and addressed '.Couulssione-
Indian Affairs Washington. d. c.. win be received
at he Indian Office until . n m Of
then opened the Indian
service with enameed ware lamps. furniture bedding
stoves agricultural implements, paints oils glass tin
wagons harness. leather, shoe findings saddlery
school supplies and long list OK
cies Bids must oe made out on Government blanks.
viii be furnished application 70 the Indian once
Washington. D. CT the " s. Indian Warehouses at New
York City. Chicago ILL.,. St. Louis Mo- Omaha
Nsbr. The Department right reject any
ana all bids part OF any bid. T. L. LEUPP.
Commissioners.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
5:44 sun 6:26 Moon rises Moons ara m
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sardy 1O;5S Island los Hell Cat, ~ >,
PM-Sandy Hook II 90 Gov Island SO Hell GAZE Se
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San Marcos Galveston Mallory. a.O0,-
lsIliitV" -S2.IoIh 0id DOMINION 500 m
iu'nuI' santiago ward ----.------.- 800
THURSDAY. APRIL 4
Ia lorraine Eavre French. .-..- 700 m 1O.OO n,
EEperanza Havana. .......... 300 a m 12.OO m
ATibstan, Argentine Norton ..... 300 a % 1I.OO a \,
Grosser Kurftrst. Bremen. " C Lloyd. 1000 a m
nahsas Sity. savannah. savannah 500 m
alonIoe' NoItotA Oid dominion 500
II Mohte' galveston. 30 Pactnc-- 500
FRIDAY. April. 5.
Vigilancia. Nassau Ward ..........-I2OOm 3.OODm
1tHZ Sib!shunl Jamaica Eano Am 100 q m 200
SESSION argentine Am 4tio Plata l&;0l m 300 m
ltuoert faTar Boom ZOO m 500
Lhornhili Pernanouco Brazilian 100 m 800
Sou'alche' JachsolNile ttyue 800
jamestown Norfolk. Old Dominion. 800 ul
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DRoPosALs FOR COMPLETION OF Posr HosPI-
TAL-FOkT WOOD: X. Y. H., March II. 1907
Sealed proposals. in triplicate for furnishing
and labor for completion Of hospital this post viii be
received mere uLu II ~ a. m, april T. 1901 The T. s
the right 10 reject all bids
furnished application Envelopes containing proposals
should be Endorsed Prop al for Completion Post
Hospital" G. & BURNELL. Constg Or Mr.
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SurrOgates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER c
i Thomas. Surrogate Of the County % New York
notice hereby given 20 al persons having claims
against John " Love late ot the County OF New York
deceased present the with thereof
subscribers their place % trnusactng
No 40 Exchange Place the City New York on or
lefor he OF September
Dated New York. the 10Th day % March, 1907
JULIA NJ. LOVE. JOHN RAIN. Jr.. Administrators
WISE IICHTENSTElN. Attorneys for Administrations
- Exchange Place. Borough u Manhattan. New York
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PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT. No
il uce r. hereby given that act-AssembIy 1870
Int 10. sA-has been passed by both branches the
Legislature. entitled
AUTHORIZING THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND AP-
PORTIONMENT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
TO HEAR. AUDIT, DETERMINE AND ALLOW
THE ALLEGED CLAIM or THE NARRAGANSETT
MACHINE COMPANY FOR FURNISHING TO THE
PARK BOARD OF SAID CITY GOODS WARES
AND MERCHANDISE FOR Use IN THE PARKS
THE BRONX, AND TO PROVIDE PAYMENT or
SUCH CLAIM.
Further notice is hereby given Public Hearing
upon such bill will be held at Mayors Ofce in tie
City Hall ia the City Of New York on Thursday April
T.. 1907. at 70 20 O'Clock 4 n.
Da.eG City Han New York April I, 1907.
GEORGE T. MCCLELLAN.
This bin viii be the first heard that time.
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT. NO
i dee Is hereby given that q 947
No 4iS-has been passed by both branches the egs-
lature. entitled
AN ACT
AUTHORIZING THE BOARD OF TAXES AND AS
SESsMENTS IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK TO
UPON THE REAL ESTATE SAID CITY Re
LONGING TO THE FRIENDLY AID SOCIETY.
Further notice IS hereby given that Public Hearing
upon such bin win be held Mayors once in the
City Hall. IN the City Of New York. Thursday April l.
1857. at 1910 O'Clock A. n
Dated City Hall. New York. April l. 1907
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN. z
- Mayor.