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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-06
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At LouisyiIlo-IouisriIle. 4; Kansas City, 0.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Denyer-Denyer, 10; Sioux City, 2
At Pueblo-Pueblo. 4 Lincoln, l.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-06
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
TO-DAY's GAMES.

Roanoke, 81 DanvilIe, 4.
Portsmouth, 81 Rschmond, o
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
WARNER rs SENTENCED
Taocntg Years for Murder OF Mss
Nor}fng-PrOtests TO Court.

Frank H Warner. who shot and klieo Mies
Esther G Norlng and then eluded tne ponce
.,,,5 killed John c Wilson. on July -, was sen
,.nced bv Judge Foster yesterday to serve not
less than twenty years in state prison rms
7racticallv amounts TO sentence OF life fn1prls-
,.,-,,ent owing TO the age of the murderer. His
term viii make the second that he has served
as in the early 7Vs he received sentence OF ten
years. Of which ne served seven When the
7udge asked the prisoner il there was any rea-
.n 7-b1 sentence should not be pronounced
Warner said:
7 say this is a sad affair. The city OF New
York through the building Of the subway. has
added three more lives to the list of those al
-eadv sacrificed-Esther c. Norling, John c.
Wilson and Frank II. Warner. My trial was
not q proper one. and ] ask that you give the
prisoner a new trial on the evidence produced In
this case
The judge interrupted TO say that he denied
the motion and that the jury showed kindness
in not bringing in verdict Of murder in the
first degree Warner continued:
That is exactly what l maintain According
% the evidence il was either murder in the first
degree or insanity. That is why say my trial
was not fair The city of New York is respon-
sible for this crime
Warner continued his haransue for some time
before the judge pronounced sentence.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
.SNOW SC4RES OFFICIALS.
No Rem0UaI Contracts Made Yet
More Predicted for Today.

A pail dirty mist hung over the city through
OUT the forenoon yesterday. and the heart action
oS the gas meters was accelerated. The sun tried
20 reduce the pulse beats about noontime but by
9 D. m. ''the beautiful came down gently ano
continued until long after sunset As the tenn
f,eratu-e OF the afternoon was above freezing, the
snow melted quickly, but later In the evening the
flakes came down so thlcAly and rapidly thar q
fairly thick snow blanket covered the city
The Anchor liner Furnessa teft Quarantine al
: 40 D. m and proceeded Up The harbo: toward
l'ier 51 North River. but was forced TO anchor on
.he Statue Of Liberty ana the big crowd OF persons
assembled on the pier 70 meet friends snd reia-
1iyes Oh board was disappointed. Fearing the
.noxfau might gain headway, the various surface
lines sent out their sWeepers.
Fair weather. accompanied by brisk north winds
and preceded by a snowstorm In the morning. is
predicted for to-day. The highest temperature re-
corded yesterday 81 degrees above zero, al
L. m; the lowest 2S at a.
When the snow began to fall the Street Cleaning
ileuartrnerlt was uneasy. No contracts for snow
rernova. had been made. Foster CroHeIl the new
commissioner and Big Biil' Edwards. his deputy,
were away for the day at tikers Island On WISH
Of inspection When they reIaTned 20 the Park HOW
Isuildine they were rather uneasy ABOUT the OUT
3ook but sI1 Edwards said calmly. She zT1elts,
and the subject dismissed
G < Dunphy viii have charge ef the snow re-
Inoya
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
WILL ALTER SIT, AVE. STRUCTURE.

Plans have flied for charging the hVe story Soi
building No. by adding ground hoor eA'e
sion? the improvements being made for FRANKLIN oi
nc lessee and for renolein the old style three Story
hotel Nos 167 Christopher St, strens'he"u-S
the structure wherever impaired by age the IMPROVE
nents being made for Baadleston & "oerI as o"II'
tr1-, \.,.rsD,,ner = Kastber S. Dell the archi-
The Manhattan plans for new buildings MEG yes''N'
comprise a five story loft building with stable 10 "
erected in 10St street wss or Sth ave. al d
~ If $50 0,O for Israel Lippnan real estate operator
Plans have also filed for renodeiing ths H'7
story house No "a 5Sth ST. the Improvements IL
cludfnG the installation Of electric passenger
being made for Virginia = Williams owner MarshaiI
p Crimes is the architect
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04

TiIotlap October = Padang /. Port Said % Alsiers
November Delaware IsreaIs"ater December to
Punch Edya & 20. with sugar Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Mranlan (Br>. Gibson. IIusIva November :
FunchsI H. 10 II Winchester . 90. with iron
TO order. Arrived a the Bar $50 a
Neneta Fiuger. Moutego Bay November
u. % CarthAgsna %. kingston "a ana lEaga
American Line. with passengers malls
rnds the 11:22 I'd
Steamer Vaderand (3egianl. Barmau Antwerp No
vember -. Red Star Line. with $40 cabin and
$50 passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar
steamer Havana. Stevens. Havana November So 10
lndse Arrived at the Rar at 12:23 p m.
steamer City Everett. Read. towing
Oil Cp Fl. Boston the Standard Oil Co. ballast.
Passed in Quarantine at $50 a m
NavahOe, Hale. Georgetown c. November 81
and Wilmington c. So 20 the Clyde Co. with
Passed IN Quarantine at T:51 m.
Steamer Avery. Galveston November e.
Mallory Co. with passengers and Endse- Passed N
steamer Ocmueee Mason. Brunswick November % 10
the brunswick Co. with mdse Passed in Quarantine at
steamer Pathfinder Barbour. Port Tampa November o.
cal CO: vessel II Hull Co. Passed in Sandy
steamer Jefferson Dole Newport News and Norfolk to
.be Old Dominion Co. with passengers mdse.
sandy Hook j. Dec 3. $3.50 n-Wind northeast;
strong breeze; showing and thick.
SAILED
Steamers Kronprinz Wilhelm Ger. Bremen
Plymouth and Cherbourg; Arconia (uss). Rotterdam
Iibau HovIo (Bri Liverpool PallanZ tGer. Phiadel-
phIs Potomac Copenhagen and sunderland: City OF
Everett and barge OF the STANDARD OIL Co 81. Phia-
denha; (Br). Perth Amboy: Princess Anne Nor
eli and Newport News; Ravenscra!g. Norfolk Qssabaw
Hrtusgck City OF Columbus. savannah
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
COAL TRADE NOT BLACK AFTER ALL
Dealers at Annual Dinner Say Business Is
Picking Up as Usual.

so koai the freenasonry OF the coal trace par
took of q koIlation its annual koruskation at
t,ls Hotel Astor last night and. with the snow
storm hov!i1.g without the koatcil kocktaiis warm
ING within and .he prospects of long. hard winter
for the consumer rapidly growing brighter every
body smiled and happy. The whole affair was
Iermeated with the spirit II coal Even the
=oeecheso- some OF ern-glistened as the spark
,i,,,, cbesrnrts and = delegation from Albany and
Troy brought down the 5uckwheat
There was little Of q serious nature, but what
,hare was took the form of optimistic expressions
IS TO the business conditions and the outlook for
s-eneral looking I'D in the whole business world
Arthur FITdebTandt. OF the Hdebrandt Coal Com
,,any of No / broadway. said that while condi-
-ons recently had been all that they might. the
1rospects now were for active business season
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
BANK HEADED BY GLAzIER CLOSES,
Further Financial Involvement of State
Treasurer Of Michigan.

Detroit, Dec 3--As q further result Of the
financial troubles OF State Treasurer Frank P.
Glazier, the bank of Stockbridge, Mich, a pri-
vate institution of which Mr.. GlazieT was presi-
dent closed its doors to-day. AS the bank was
a private institution and therefore not under the
jurisdiction Of the Banking Commissioner, II Is
impossible TO obtain d statement Of its deposits
and resources. II is said, however, that the
deposits are between 100000 and 100000 q.
H. Gay, partner with Mr.. Glazier in the bank'
says he closed it's doors for fear that the news
of Mr.. Glaciers troubles would start run, and
that he expects to pay depositors In full.
The publication of the fact that five Detroit
banking institutions had about 100000 in Mr..
Glaciers paper had little or no effect in local
banking circles to-day.
At Chelsea Mr. Glazier was reported to-day to
be still too i'll to be interviewed or to give out
a statement.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
INTEREST RATE LOWER.
Alabama Great Southern Extends Bonds at
Advantageous Terms.

The Alabama Great Southern, of the sub
sidiary lines of the Southern Railway. has arranged
TO extend its first mortgage bonds, which mature
January J. 1908, until december l. 1927. The issue
amounts 1,150, ,G00. carrying interest at per
cent, but under the extension plan ) per cent Will
be paid. The extension plan is being arranged by
the banking house of Potter, Choate & Prentice
and the fact that provision is made for lower
rate of interest than that paid the old b.
is creating favorable attention. especially as re-
Gently in the OF some other extensions COM
panies found themselves compelled TO pay higher
rate. The Alabama Great Southern is OF the
most profitable branches OF the Southern Railway
system. and its first mortgage bond issue
amounts only about $4,000 a mile. The road.
the circular issued by the bankers states. earned
last year the interest its first mortgage bonds
nine times
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

z. A. Turner has sold for client No. 5s7 30 ave.
five building lot 2oxioo feet The buyer VIII
extensively alter the premises.
W. Hamilton Mcbride sold for the B. E Hooper
estate five story
with plot toxic. Ia feet north OF
i45th ST. the business section Of Washington Heights
THE was all-cash transaction.
Louisa Lsnk has sole No Us! West ssth st.. four
story dwelling house. lot isx
zoos feet
" J. Huston sold Ada E. Maslen 20
Johp Henry 'ree iots earh 2xloo feet on the west
side Of Nelson ave- Sd 10 feet rorth OF t72d ST
Kurz G. Eren sold for Henry Demme-ie plot
the north SIDE % Westcheser avenue De-
tween Avenues c snd D. UnionpcTt
George r Read s Co. the brokers in she lease
for the United Merchants Realty and Improvement Com
pany the Mercantile Lunch Company OF the basement
81 .e Vessels Building the southwest Of Broad
yav and Cortlandt St. for OF seveteen years al
gross rental experimenting si7eooo.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, Dec 3, 1907.
ARRIVED.

Steamer CaIvo (Span), Costello
yemher and Trasat-
iantica with cabin and o. passengers
mdsa Arrived at the Bar at m.
steamer Bradford (Ger). Thompson. Port No
varober United Fruit Co. with passengers
and fruit. Arrived at the Bar at p M
Lumsdane. Glasgow
o2a Neville o Henderson Brothers, 50 cabin
and S91 steerage passengers mdse Arrived at the
Steamer Hawaiian. Deano. Puerto November 20
N Dsartorn & Lapham. with mdse. Arrived at the Bar
a. n
Noxenher and Cherhourg 10 OeIrichs
~ uvith 160 malls
rn6se the Bar at 1912 a
Steamer de Larrinaga fBrD
November 25 Barber s. Co. IN ballast ouaran-
tine S:56 m
steamer Hektor Clor>. Eitrem Sydney. B. November
20 TO J III winchester & Co. In balias Arrived at tho
at q m
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
TRANSPACiFlC MAIL s

rcst!nation and stealleL: EIose IN AeW York.
t4a,Eaii Japan, Coca China and Philip
,tre Islands via san FIaRCisco)-Ko-
rsa -. Dec s. 500 p IN
ands Cvis ;tattIs>-Tosa Mari Dec .. 500 m
Jangr, Corea China especially ad-
ouv via Seattie)-kuu:eriC. De o
L4s[uaii Japan. Corea China and Philip
tire islands (yia san Francisco) Amer
ica Lee II. 500 , m
Nv Zealand Australia teXcept Wesn, Sa-
moan Islands and New Caledonia tviu
San iFrancIsc2l-Bover Dec 10. 600 D m
JaTa, Cr3ree. China Philippine Isl
s1ds Vancouver and Victoria. Z g
Of Japan Dec -, SEQ
Janaa Cerea and China tspecialy
dressed only, Tncoma,oanfa. Dec 20 500 IN
Tahiti and Mafquesas Islands tvia san
GF4ancsco,@siariposa g. 600 m
Hawaii Guam Philippine Islands (vis
sa1 Fraacisco)-U S transport T. 600 m
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04

Afarselles. Nov 5o-Gal1ia CFr). New York A..
Rotterdam Dec 1-Petersburs Osuss). New HoIA ~
Libau "A.
Delagoa Bay. Dec 3-Reichenfels (Ger). New fors Va
Cape Town, etc.
Otaru Nov 2-Gryfevale (r). New York Via Port Ss'A-
Sahang. etc
Para. Dec 2-Bolivar (Frl. New York -
Newcastle. y s W Dec J-Danlors (Br,, New YORK w
ST Vincent. g v. and Fremantle.
Sydney. n s ", Dec 3--Tudramayo (Brt. New HotN "
ST Vincent c " Fremante. etc -...u
Adelaide. Dee S-Tomoana (Brl. New York via ffe'i'A
SAILED
Dunkirk Dec Robert Heyne (tierp. New York
Ieghorn. Nov 30-HeIlas {(ere. New York
Demerara Dec 1-Manoa tBr). Northern Isanls
bermuda Dec 3-Bermudian (Brl. New York
Messina. Nov 21-Mara tAustl. New York
Yokohama. Dec t-AIberga Ger, New York
PASSED
Lizard. Dec 3-peutschland o;er. tarisl. New YORK -
Martello (Brl. New Yo=k for Hull
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
COKE AND IRON MILLS SHUT DOWN.

Bristol. Tenn Dec. S.-The iron rolling mills here
have shut down temporarily, throwing a hundred
and fifty men out of work. One hundred and nifty
coke ovens at Stouega. Va, have shut down ami
FIVE hundred men Idle there The Norton Coat
Company has closed down all its ovens and SO per
cent OF the men have been laid off The price of
coke has been reduced until the operators are
,.,o.a5 as saving they cannot manufacture II at
profit.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
GOVERNOR ADDRESSES LABOR MEN.

Albany, Dec. AT the state convention OF the
yrotherhpod of Railway Trainmen here to-day the
Following legislative committee elected: j. p
Ogden, Of watervliet. chairman; A ". Evans. OF
earning vice-chairman: NJ. d. Kelly Of Ogders-
hurg secretary. The delegates later called
Governor Hughes. The Governor addressed them
Informally reminding them of the great RESPONSE
s,,l,,;.s IN connection with their duties.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS

In tn. Real Exchange saesroom yesterday sam
uI todstcker sold No 227 Wes; l2o at
hree story and basement brick dwelling house on a o'
70 Gx,e Ii feet to Ruth n Smith for $500 The safe
- n o2a t-,tb - northwest corner OF Arthur
was adjourned to December z by Joseph r Day. M
Day will offer for to-day IN the auction rooms no
6lst three story brick d"eHihb MUS,
Isxio1 feet: vacant plot 1jUxl0o feet the east Se
Of Sd ave 1873 10 feet north ot l74th and Nos 23d
ard BIS Ola Broadway. story brick hathouse with
store. u 6xl0o feet Y irregular
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
NO STEEL WORKS WAGE REDUCTION.

Ex-Judge Z H. Gary, chairman OF the board OF
the United States Steel Corporation, denied a re-
port yesterday from Pittshurg that houceS h"u
been put up at the plants OF the Steel Corporation
announcing a reduction in wages of 10 to ~ per
cent to take effect January L No reduction
hed been ordered he said. According TO dis
patch from Bethlehem. Penn. notices were dis-
played at the Bethlehem Steel Works announcing
:, 10 r,ay cent reduction in wages
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
DISCONTINUE MINNEAPOLIS QUOTATIONS

Chicago. Dec. IA dispute between TIE Shioaso
Board of Trade and the Minneapolis ChainoeF o.
Commerce over a question of payment for quota
tions came to light to-day. when the market re-
7ort committee OF the Chicago Exchange ordered
the Western Union Telegraph Company to dlScon-
unue posting Minneapolis quotations on DulieIAI
boards In the Chicago Board of Trade. The Min
neap polis Exchange is said TO have refused to con-
tinue paying half the tolls.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
CHANGES IN WHITNEY COMPANY.

Al meeting yesterday OF the "mtiley ooA'P'"S
NJ North Carolina. of the largest water power
concerns In the United States. and which Is eZ-
pected TO be in full operation next summer. the
resignation OF President George l. Whitney was
presented and accepted. and Vfce-President Ed
ward F Buchanan. member of the firm OF A O.
Brown e. Co. was elected president. The follow
ing directors resigned: J. 3. Finley. c. s Rtchie
J. 3. McCleIiand. A w. Heron and F. L. Stephen
SON and were succeeded by G. L. Stout L G.
Young, W. .. Sargent ]. S. Henderson and A. O.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
.uNacY BOARD OFFICIALS EXAMINED.

Albany Dec 3.-The joint subcommittee OF the
Senate and Assembly appointed to investigate the
finances and needs Of the state institutions met
hara this afternoon to organize. The committee
examined President Ferris and Secretary Mciarr
~ the State Commission In Lunacy and Secretary
Prescott of the Fiscal Supervisors Office as 70 the
needs OF various institutions. The committee ex-
rects TO visit the quarantine station Hoffmau's
Island to-Tnorrow.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
SOUTHERN STEEL MAY DIsINTeeRATE.

birmingham. Ala, Dec S-The receivers Of the
Southern Steel Company, which thrown into
involuntary bankruptcy several weeks ago. have
decided 10 close down all OF the mines. furnaces
and riapts OF the company pending 6 meeting OF
.be creditors December 13 II is believed that
the company will disintegrate and that its
ponent companies viii revert TO the original owner
ship.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
cRlT,cIsES AMERICAN METHOD.

Manchester. Dec 3--At the annuai meeting u
tbe Manchester Cotton Association. held here TO-
dav Thomas Coates. chairman of the Buying Com
many who was one of the delegates TO the recent
cotton congress at Atlanta, said thaI ne "au
been inpressed particularly in the United States by
a., .cnarefaced and fraudulent manner in which
sworn government cotton weighers actually put on
FIVE hounds a bale every bale weighed' inis'
however was not done in the case OF cotton sup
r,lied TO American spiuners.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED.

Justice Greenoau1. of the Supreme Court yesterday
appointed A Mendeson receiver OF the rents OF
r-opery on the south side 10
Brook ave- S7.6xIGo pending action brought by
ths Realty Operating Company against the Abelman
Constructing Company and others fcreciose mortgage
S3.-Jo There is prior mortgage on the property
cor
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
CONFESSION COMPROMISE.

Topeka, Kan. Dec 3-Judge Dana oeciueu AZ
,ba harvester Company suit to-day that the IeAds
..co,rsssion'. of the company was not admisslDie
as evidence. The company confessed Judgment ana
maid a fine OF S35.e0 for violating the laws OF
Texas The Kansas court holds that the payment
of the fine In the nature OF compromise anu
not a confession OF guilt.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
NEW sALAKLALA COPPER SYNDICATE.

4 ma ajorty of the stockholders of the baIakiaIa
Conner Company II was announced yesterday have
agreed to the plan for raising new funds through
the formation Of a syndicate to which the STOCK
holders will be admitted upon payment OF ~
share II ts expected to raise S1,050o00 by this
MA
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
TRACTION REcEIvERsHIP EXTENDED.

Chicago Dec. 3.-The Union Traction company
receivership was extended to-day to the Chicago
Passenger Railway Company. the Chicago West
Division Railway Company. the West Chicago
Street Railway Tunnel Company and the North
Chicago City Railway Company properties Inc
properties are easehoId estates OF the Union Trac-
,forl
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
WESTINGHOUSE STOCK INCREASED.

Pittsburg. Dec. 3.-At special meeting of stock
holders of the Westinghouse Air Brake Company
to-day the proposition to increase the capital
stock from sI1000,00o TO s14.000,O0o was adopted
unanimously The company is reported 70 be in q
strong financial condition and to have orders on It's
books that will keep the plant busy FOR severai
months.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
TO IMPROVE Sd AVE. BUILDING.

Plans have been filed with Buildings oop'Ii"l'
Inrnhy for renoIeliing partially rebuilding the Olu
fashioned four story hotel the southeast corner u
Sd ave and Goth increasing the height OF u'e 'P
story These improvements TO be made i"f fieiiS =
C.iaear as owner c H. Dietrich IS the architect
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
STEEL CORPORATION WON'T CUT PAY
~ Telegranh to The Trih

IISy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
Pittsburg. Dec. S-President A. c. pnkey of the
Carnegie Stee, Company denied report to-day to
the effect the United States Steel Corporation
would shortly order a cut in wages OF all its en-
plo
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
LARGE NEW JERSEY TRACT SOLD.

The Mutual Life Insurance Company mas soio -
6.c.e of Manhattan operators Of land az MuT-
ray HILL n J. The ,Sroperty has a large frontage IA
Union boulevard Irtersected by the Delaware q
Passaic Railroad four miles beyond summit 1ho
rroperty will be developed
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Teutouic wlcn reported osole Island YESTERDAY
i.lgItsip at noon, IS
pecte ed o uock about $50 a III THURSDAY
whicH reported yesterday TO sable
OF tnat station at ll-eo
a N. expected dock about 4;50 y II Thursday
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Glasgow 2ca!ifornia tfsrl. New York via Movils
RreInea Dec 3-Main Ger, New York: Kaiser Wilhelm
" ri 1I;er) New York via Plymouth and Cherbourg.
uanburp 1-Prometheue tCer). New York
GIbratar. Dec 3-Carona C,.>, New York via Madeira
Naples. et"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
.,1N1,rr.RE ALMANAC.

srr rises 7o7 sun sets 434 Moon 567 Mons age .
HIGH WATER.
AM-sandy Hook 49,, Gov. Island 6:32 Hen Gate So,
H-Sandy Iioo. ESQ Gov Gas Hell Gate SAL
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
BERMUDA
SurT0gates' Notices.

Surrogates' Notices.
N rTFsUAScE Of AZ oEpER OF HoN. FRANK Z Z.
ssaiSs, Jane 2 Of ne cSgat5 Ss.
1Sss hs4sor es1ass 70 ts
GU snsiness da sstoHs re the ats diy Of January next
Dated New YOrk hS ssr5yNsh fs day & e !uFs ss S
". Msn rorE' siIfs' A'''
IN PURSUANCE or Az oRDEK OF HON Ff.NS
,ac altzsfTaa r. bereSy sv TO all persons hayins claim,
Herman Miller late OF TIE cCgaty SI New & 9srs .
= . as hsF ass ss Of t5s'ass Sa IS W S % :.
in the city Of York or before the 2Ith cay *
ispary 5Sg next Dated caEA EsE Sf1 T. M N M esz 1
"la9 s;rses 3 Boroash f .; S Manbat,an. \ y Gity
IN PURSUANCE or ,N ORDER OF HON AESER G
i Thomas. Surrogate Of sthe County q Nv fG1S,
RSatHst ociavius D. Baiavin ate me Cou Of NsT
at a'To to he sa6scriSrr at her place y
s,Tset e ' in the RoroagS Of Manhaan cfiy OF Y0
On before The 18th day OF May Hsxt Is'S, Ioo-
pa''i Ne" tf4kid.Fs tHlz LIZ j Il; row s NsT:NP
alfred F. BAf.DwIN. -,
Wal, ssrees Boro1sh of ,s1haftan Se1 Glty
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON AENE;R G
IL Thomas Surrosate Of the County or Ne" fg l3rTs
smith. Of Inc c,qGty o. Ss-
thersof to the suS.criSsrs at their place Of
W Il Ham srsa the IN 09 me- city & P 81 d% s IoT en-
fore the first day Iay
Dated New York The 2Sd day OF October. 1907.
MARY z SMITH. MARY Z. SMITH. Execucr!ces
DAILY. HOYT MASON. Attorneys for Encourages
William Street. Manhattan. New YORK Clry-s
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNEH :.
Il Thomas. a OF the county Of New toEs-
hereby given all persons having Cams
against James n Quigiey. late OF the County OF Ne
York deceased. present the with vouca-.s
thereof subscriber. place OF transaG5ns
business the Office Alfred : Brown No 62 WINS
Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF Ns'
York. before first day May next
Dated New York the 21s- day OF october: 1907
ANNE D. oCTGLET. Executr1
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Or HON. FRANK =
i FitzGeTaId q Surrogate OF the County OF Ner
York notice is hereby given 20 all persons nas'rS
claims against Otto r Jenty. late Of the County
New York deceased to present the same with
thereof the subscriber at place OF transact
Ing business. the Office os Roy. Watson & Naunes
attorneys at-law. the Borous
of Brooklyn. City OF New York. befors tns -
CaS OF February 1908 next
Dated New York. the 9th Of July. 1907
JULIA = JENTZ AdministratriG
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
Brooklyn

School Agency.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHEpS' AGENCY
suppes Teachers Tutors Co
70 colleges. schools and Families Apply
NJ. YOUNG FITT TON % Union Square
MADEMOisELIE AMYOT. 22 Z. 3oth st. Tel. 1857
IuIuFS. EONGrnuSSC5 for COLLEGES
and private families
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04

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