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New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
AHEARN PROBER NOW.
j. II. Sterart, Former Buildings
Superintendent, the Subject.

Iohu Il Stewart until February II acting super
inter6ent OF public buildings and offices in Borough
President Ahearn's Office. received notice from MT
Ahearn yesterday that charges had been preierfeo
against him and that he would be tried by Borough
President Ahearn this afternoon at O'Clock. MI
Stewart will be defended by Matthew Z. flehlns'
Farmer mariner OF Governor Hughes.
II was only a short time ago that MI Ahearn
was summoned to Albany to defend himself In an
Investigation conducted by the Governor No" MI
abesrn will he the investigator, and Mr.. Fleming
will have 10 busy himself to protect the interests
Of his client.
When Mr.. Fleming vas asked about the charges
arains, his client yesterday he said: From all
that can discover up to the present time Mr'
s-surart ran his Office too economically Since ms
,oz-ertion with the Borough Presidents office ne
seems TO have saved the city about sZ-"'o"' Oh
which about $4,000 represents economies While ne
has heen acting superintendent OF pubic ouiioihsS
and Offices
NJ steDart succeeded William II. Walker as
s,;rerinrendent OF public buildings and offices IN
MAJ last. when Mr.. Walker was removed by tne
Borough President following an investigation Oh
charges preferred by the Citizens Union
The specifc charge against Nj Stewart appeal >
70 he in connection with the repair OF pavement III
Frankfort street He formerly was an engineer IN
the bureau OF highways. complaint was "i"'
II ,-ea- that 2 SPOT in the pavement in Frankfort
street needed repairing. 1t is alleged 'hat NJ,
stewart repaired the hole without trying 10 l'nu
o.,f who was responsible for the break, Nhlch Was
caused hv a sewer contractor who likewise was
,asnons5ble for restoring the pavement IL -
alleged that the sewer contractor put In d oiIi i
S59 for the repairing OF the bad spot anu ''' "a -
Stewart tried to have the bill audited 'IlIlous Inv
service had not been performed by the contractor
- -. MI, ,ro,ably go over until next Tues
dav. as Mr. Fleming viii be busy to-day VII"
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
BEaUEsT OF ssoo.ooo TO HARVARD.

Newport. r. l.. Feb. 20-By the will Of Mrs
Frederick Sheldon, filed here to-day. a bequest
of 100000 to Harvard University is made in the
coGicL II is requested that the money he used
for the rebuilding enlargement of the uni
versity library building, known Gore Hail.
but if the corporation does not desire to use the
money in this way it may do otherwise.
In addition to this bequest the university il to
receive portion of the estate, after the other
requests paid, to be known the Frederick
Sheldon Fund, the income TO be used for the
promotion OF travelling by students after gradu-
alton. for travelling scholarship. The will
also contains q bequest of 81 600 to the Newport
Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
THEATRICAL NEWS.

According 10 present outlook. there viii he
more perforuSnCes of Electra al the Garden
Theatre Mrs CampbeIls engagement TO have
closed tomorrow night She is stin indisposed and
has been advised by her physician to rest for d
few DAYS
II i announced that Miss Julia Mariowe a-ilI
make her Ie-entranCe the local stage within A
few weeks. presenting her play of Gloria
AS You Like II. When Knighthood Was IN
Flower'. and Renee and Juliet" Frederic Lew
is the leading o. her company
William Beech. Elene Foster. Ernest Lanlsoa
Perciva1 T. Moore. II. u. Blakenore and Nicholas
Burnhsin have been engaged TO support Thomas
" Ross in The Travelling Salesman
The first American performance of 'ToddIes- will
occur Il Fo-d's Theatre. Baltimore next Monday
night Il j farce comedy. ia three acts adapted
from The French Of Tristan Barnard and Andre
GoGfernaUX by Clyde Fitch. In the cast Will be
Gsyer Mackay. Oswald Yorke Arthur Elliott
Charles Nolcott. Miss Sadie Martinot Miss JET
freys Lewis Miss Pauline Frederick and Miss
Louise Reed.
Charles Frohman has engaged Miss Amelia Som
erViile 10 succeed Miss Jefreys Lewis in the farce
Twenty Days in fhe Shade" Miss Somervile Will
play Madame Lafonte. the part originally played
II London by Miss Lott;e Nonne.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
"Y SLATER" BUYS MANY ART OBJECTS
Supposed Bidder for Metropolitan Museum
at Sale Of Conger Collection.

A feature Of the second afternoon saIe oI 0'
,ec-s of riertal art from the private coliecuon u
Ms z Y Coneer widow Ct the American Mlhlstei
ro China a. the American Art Galleries NeSleIu"E
vas the bidding Of IL Slater. many OF WHOSE
rurchsses il is said Will go to the MeuopoH'al
Museum Of Art The sale. which was coilouctei
ny Thomas E Kirby realized Se.3S2. making a totd
Of 81 42e for two days sales
The purchases in the assumed name OF N
Slater comprise $3.50 for thirteen Buddhist tempe
service books SIS for hair ornament Slc9 Tor a
isde covered box Of green texture. SiuV foT Il
s.: Of Ten Jade wine cups. 800 for an oyiforEn snnH
hottie OF variegated glass so for jade zen o.
white texture so for thumb rings n Poilshed
5s5e and so fer white JADE miniature vase OF
Cylindrical shape.
Mrs N-E Vanderbilt. Jr- paid $40 Tor d par
Of ivory bo-.ls So for . jade coupe SO for TWO
small specimens Of jade. miniature censer ana
wine CUP. SO is white Jade vase, $40 for i've
wine cups Of white Jade. So 80 for carved Jade
ornament Of yellow texture and So for an Old
Chinese ivory carving
The Peabodv Museum. oF Salem. Mass. paid sl9
fo- zen Chinese combs made OF bamboo. ivory ana
feakv-ooa and So for thumb ring Of white jade.
The sale viH be continued this afternoon
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
BUILDING IN CHINATOWN SOLD.
Parties in Interest" Get No. Doyers
Street for $4,000

In the Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms yesterday
Joseph P Day partition proceedings Nc Doyers
st a four and five story house, with store on
lot 2ox62 5x2ox636 NJ A. Rauch and Charot'e
Wise nsrties in interest for also sold five
story hs-house at the southwest 11Sth st and
I<ontane ave 70 David Miller s27,5oo The amount
due aas about s21 600.
Samuel Marx sold foreclosure No 1892 Second ave-
t,,- orz and ona story tenement house
ot - x75 feet to Morris and other persons
the plaintiffs for $500 The amount due was about
S97Oo. subject a mortgage of 5000
The auction offerings for to-day will be follows:
r., Joseph p Day No TO 256 l46th 100 # e
ofsh ave story hathouses and stores
C-aoper Realty GO agt Ross ct al; Arnsiein q IL
a-+s. +, F4ircks So 341 26; taxes etc
q 81 o6 &o eo1 sth ave W g T55 25x
100 four story tenement Shers sale Of all right
tile etc which c \ Flsmmer had May 4, 1906. or
since. T T heogh atty
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
a MAINE DOG YARN

From The kenrebec journal.
Many Bath people think that the most knowing
dog in the state IS Paddy. the bulldog owned by
DR. " h, Rove. Of this city. Last Saturday even
Ing Paddy was looking for the doctor. who hap
penod to be al the Elks' Home. As the doctor
saws Paddy has got his habits down pretty we'll
and so sauntered into store where the doc gen
orally drops IN during the evening About that
time the doctor called up on the phone and asked
i the dog was there or being informed that hc
was, ne asked that they put the receiver of the
phone 70 the dogs ear This done and d
second later farliiiSr whistle came piercing over
the wire. The dog gave bark and went for
the door. II opened for him. and a few sec
onds later Paddy Ulamorng for admission al
the home The truth of this story is testified ~
not only by the dogs ma.tA<. Aat seysral other
trustworthy witnesses.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
FARCE AT The GERMAN THEATRE.

A farce % rather tenuous quality, entitled "Asch-
.rr7it-u-ocn-' cash Wednesday, was presented at
the German Theatre last night ana viii hold the
Foa~ds for tne rest Of this week and most Of next
week Its authors are Hans Fischer and Joseph
5arlos and Il has service before in ths coUn-
try having been PLACED about ten years ago. 1t
is of the average farce quality. neither Vapd
nor set original genuinely humorous The old
device mistaken Identity is used to provide comic
situations. which only half way comic because
neve- convincing. Mr Burg played the chief role.
e middle aged Berlin merchant trying to lead
gay vidoNer's life and mystify his daughter and
his old maid cousin who visit him and
who believes him staidly remarked Jacques Har-
~itz. the butler bent reforming his employer
b. means Of 'fea-fu examples" culled from the
newspapers had the best and most amusing part.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
TO OBSERVE Io9TE BIRTHDAY.
Mrs. Silli7nan. Oldest Woman IN New Eng
land. in Excellent Health.

panbury. Conn. Feb. 20 6SpeciaD.-Mrs Deborah
Sulinan. the Oldest in New England and
7,e-hars the eldest person Of well authenticated
sge in IT, United States, will enter upon her
1ce,h ge2r tomorrow. and at her honle in Easton.
2 village a few miles east Of this city. xiii cee
orate heI birthday quietly with her relatives and a
few friends Silliman Is in excellent general
health a-though bothered gr-8t desl by falling
e!-es ghL
4 mind agreeablY occupied plan 1000. piaih'
easy fitting clothes. regular hours and the avoid
an-a OF sti-rulants are the rules that Mrs Sill
man lays down for those who would ENJOY
longevity Mrs. Silliman is up and about the house
every day-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

The Fdenvald Land Companies have sold lot on the
eas,erl,, side Of Wilder ave 225 north Of Randall
ave to Emma keenan,.
Samuel Hertst has sold 17+f Lexington ave, q
four story fahouse on sx65. owner of ad-
joining properly.
Zimmerman & Bauer have sold 40 IS West 1880
five story hathouse. on lot 25NH II.
Z Osborne smith & have sold for John F keiser
four lots side of PlymDton ave- SoS feet
south Of Featherbed Lane.
John Waters has s.d Tropp No 400 East bath
St a dwelling house. lot 16.sX1oo-
Susan A Connolly sold the two family house No
141e IongfeIow ave irregular, Kath-
crime F.Uehler and
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21

Naples. Feb Caiabria 6Brl. New York.
Naples. Feb E-Certy tAusp New York via Oran for
Venice,
Genoa. Teb i7-san Giovanni utaD New York. 18th.
Picmonte Gtail, New York.
Monteyideo. Feb Is Queen Eleanor tBrl New York for
Bucnos Ayres and Rosario.
SAILED
Liverpool Feb 2o-ccltic ,Bn. New York Queens
Queenstown Feb 20 2:55 p IA Majestic err, New
York.
London Feb 20-Mossha ,Br, New York,
Southampton, Feb 20, 80 Amerika tGerl. New
York ''korlouTc
Maple. i0Sa tfiri. New
Shields Feb Ig-Spanish Prince tHrl.
Barbados. Feb t7Hyron tBrl, New York. 18th. Titan
New New orleans
Eo de janero. FEB ls-Swedtsh Prince tBri New York;
10Th. Noltare tBrl. New York
Patras Feb i3-EuEenia tAust. New York
Trieste. Feb l5-CarolIna tAusu Rev York.
PASSED
Gibraltar, Feb 20-Eugenia tAusu. and Patras
Perrin, Feb .v-lndrapuTa (Brl Hicgo Moli Shanghai.
Hons Kong, Manila Cebu ana Singapore Boston
and New York
Malta Feb 2o-Wys tBp. New York Alsiers for
Yokohama
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Thursday, Feb. 20, 1908.
.ARRIN I'd.

ARRIVED
steamer Rhein Ger Meiners Bremen February s, to
oelFiehs Co. with II GsbP and &6 seerage passengers
steamer AdTaIie & (Br ss 5oq9hamPon ~ IN @ apd cher
ann anne ms %h rysd 424 Ss at 9Rd fR a @ Gs st. 3 mails
steamer Armenian oI'r). Sapck Liyerpoo Fehrqar, s.
EsPsra9z de a, legTi9as g 9 81 1s 5sner M2a
at the Bar ar 10 a m r,-.,,, H.. ,,.,.-. F..
the compagnie Generate Transatlantque with mdse Ar
steamer Bermudian ,srj Fraser bermuda February IS
TO II outerbrdge GO, with Us passengers mails and
steamer Trent 'ap Corbould; barbados Eehruary :
antonio u 5angerson & son Win = passcn
gers. mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at $50 p m
steamer san Giorgio dtaD Roraano messua February
cabin e6 steerase passengers ana mds, Arrived at
@ Fi,9n 59 sF Sc n Sgb2saF S % rs TeRg RI
rived at the Bar at $50 a m
steamer silvia C5r,, Farrell St Johns y F, February
senges and mdse Arrived at ths Bar at G:3o a m
and M R?tteTda . 10 RiehlTd @ CO. IEed Win 70 a. g"h @
steamer city of columbus, Burg, Savannah February
Passed in Quarantine at 6i3 a m
Brunswick Il, to MalIorv Co with passengers
ans stsa@e so o u%'S Se orSans "a Febraay 10
Passed in Quarantine at go m
steamer & % jefferson Pole NeWpor News and Norfolk
or HEhlands I!is,. at tt I25G I,rsaa. m , ,.. .,
steamer ltaila 'l'i) l'ltses i<S.rh January ~ ana
Palermo February 6. Henderson Brothers. Jas
seneeIs ana mdse- Anchored in Quarantine $50
Steamer Neuetia Ger. Krause Prince rt- 10
the Hamburg American Line with passengers mails and
mdse Anchored i- Quarantine 30 y III.
steamer Navigator tNori. Jacobson Guantanamo Feb
ruary 10 Bennett. Walsh d Go. With mdse Anchored
Quarantine $40 p NJ.
Sand, y J, %. 9:@s p rn-wird northwest:
fresh breeze; clear; rough
SAILED
Steamers Baltic fFrl. Liverpool via Queenstown:
Bay city and ono harre. Nevport News. Gernania
tFri MGrseilles Naples. Ia TIayre;
iampaSas Galveston Aongiheli" Utah Tau1pa: Mon
ier"'- Havana Vera Cruz
Bfisto'. SerFipe tRraZ'. barbados otc: Neas
Gufz 'Brl Pernamhuco. RGhia. Rio Ianriro, etc: Ad-
Tristnhai. CITY or Savnnpah- ~ VAN.
Galveston; Hamilton Norf"ll Newport News.
Ir"Gunts Charleston and JaCtsnnvtile. HuEiu tNor,
IamplrH; Seminoie Turks Island. san DonIr~o civ
El". li"llR tpaE tDon'. opeuhaEcn.
MayhgG"z Guanica etc: Joseph Cun"o 'Nor, Port
Antonio Korona 'E-t, st Thomag Crotx etc
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

lnieryale 1919 g 169th ST = story
frame shed. 25X13. John Gass owner.
Albert Gergards architect cosj............... 5000
Prospect " 10 Il n Of Jennings s..
I story brick and amusement hall. TX
1421'z: George Keller. owner: Harry T. Howell
architect, cost. ............., 1900
Wilder ave, 3s5 II n Of Randall ave story
dwelling 1926 !.
owner: Carl Johnson architect. cost........ 800
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
Citations.

V'HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK; FaSn ~ q
i of God free and independent 70 Jonl ~.
Orell. Emily Vail Isabella Davis Helen Waiafe & .d
Weatherby Clara Helen Van vorhis. Willard Hiram
Graves William H. Vail. H. Vail. George william
Iemuel Vail John Henry Nelson Vail Mary Elzaoetn
Souders Vail, Sarah Emma vail Jeors se
Nelson Lindsay, Irfted Fidelity and Guaranty
Coulpany Whitman V. White and T. II. Iuscombe. and
to ali persons IN the Estate Of William Henry
MorreIi late County OF New York. deceased as
you hereby cited and required personally
before Surrogate OF the County OF
the surrogates Court Of said County held
at Hal Records in the County of New YORK. on
day March, 1905 at half past ten O'Clock IN
the forenoon day then and there TO attend a
judicial settlement Of the account Of proceedings Of John
Administrator of the Goods Chattels
and of deceased. and such Of are
cted are OF tWenty-One
REQUIRED guardian If you have or
n You have appear and apply for 10 be
In of neglect failure do
50 guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate to rep
resent and act for you the proceeding
In Testimony whereof We have caused the Seal the
Surrogates' Court Of the said County Of New
York o hereunto affixed Witness. Hon.
IL 81 County. at the County Of New York the 31st
day of January. In the Of Lord one
thousand nine hundred and eight
DANIEL J.. DOWDNEY.
Clerk Of the Surrogates' Court.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
REALTY NOTES.

Ludwig Traube. rented for Charles E Popp
Mrs. John J. Mcnamara three story and basement
private dwelling house No 1919 East 93d st
Burrill Brothers have sold the three story
brownstone private 4s1 1st st.
Seventh and Eighth Brooklyn Il is a
19xl0o They sold the premises for Ellen B. Grisvold
r II. Talmadge.
4 l. Namm Of Brooklyn. has leased for Of
years from Julius Mayer story dwelling
80 I2d St. 22A1O22 feet
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
NAWAs SENDS COSTLY MESSAGE.

The Nawab of Hyderabad Deccan, who arrived
here from San Francisco Wednesday evening
and went direct to the Baltic. sailed that steam
er yesterday DR.. Mohammed Ashruff, his physi-
clan. said the Nawab had spent great deal of
money keeping his uncle Informed by cable mes
sages of his condition. A message sent to India
Yesterday cost so.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
EUCHRE AND BRIDGE FOR HOSPITAL

The Ladies Auxiliary Society Of the German Hos
pital will hold a euchre and bridge party at the
Hotel Astor Wednesday afternoon. March II
The bridge Will he under the supervision of Mr
Mrs Z. +. Foster The euchre will be con
Quoted hy Mrs. Felix Pfeiffer and Mrs William
Nav.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
,rBoBKIAND. MARY DE.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN

rI,ROBEIAND MARY DE.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
| order Of Hon Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate of the
C,turx Of York 10 all
h.,inl, clnmH Mary de Trobriaud a Of
County OF New York. deceased the
vouchers TO subscribers place Of
trsnsactins business the law oiCe Of
vay Ne IaG broadway. Borough 81 Manhattan, In
civ Of New before the 10th day OF June
Dated York he Sd day ~ pecember. 1907.
MARIE CAROLINE POST. Executrix
CHARLES 4. POST. Executor
CTrRTJS y Attorney K
ecttrIx TO broadway. Borough Of Manhattan
New YORK City.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
4 $4,000 DOWNTOWN LEASE.

Nj < 1. leased for Bsvo & Dotter to Will
lam Elliott basement and first loft in
the building No. Nesev containing 10000 square
feet The lease is for term Of years rental
eating $4,000
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
Suyrogates' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON CHARLES
i H BECKETT. a Surrogate OF the County
York hereby all persons having
against Abby Thompson. late of the County Of New
York deceased to
subcrihers their place u ransactnE business
Of Fisher A. Baker. - Wall
o. New York on or before the first day July next
Dated New York. 10th day O December. 1907.
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
FERRIS $. THOMPSON. ENrs.
FISHER y. BAKER. Attorney for Executors. Wall
York city.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
sBrings mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY
TRhNSPACiFiC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close IN New York.
Australia except West}. New Zealand.
Islands. Fiji Islands and
Caledonia tyia Vancouver and Victoria.
CD-Aorangi. % 500 m
Hawaii via san Francisco Alameda Feb "a Geo m
Hawaii. Japan. Corea, China and the
Philippine Islands (via san Francisco
America Feb % 600
Hawaii. Guam and the Philippine Islands
Cvia san Francisco)-U transport. % IN
Francisco)-lIarposa ...--.....-... 6 600 p m
Zealand, Australia teGCept Westt
New Caledonia via san FrancisCoD-by
Australian Mail s. 600 m
Japan. Cogea. China the Philippine
Islands Vancouver Victoria.
Cl-Empress OF japan. .............. IL GOO
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
cRAvATH CONTINUES TESTIMONY.

Paul D. Cravath the only witness before the
special grand jury yesterday. although H H Vree-
land spent the afternoon in the Criminal Courts
building expecting be called. The grand jury
devoted itself entirely to the Metropolitan Street
Railway inquiry and II said that Mr.. Cravath
continued his recital of the consultations of trac-
ton lines.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
BIG DEAL IN AUDUBON AVE.

Charles Griffith Moses & Brother
CANINE the five story apartment house. at the
northwest corner of i71st and Audubon .e 1t oc-
cupies plot 50x100 feet.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Pretoria which reported to South Wolheet as 81
miles of Sandy Hook at 10 yesterday, is 81
pected dock about 8 d. to-day
The Canpania which reported to sable Island as p
Of a . yesterday, IS expect
dock about $50 2. Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
WILL ALTER 9th STREET HOUSE.

George p Read & Co. have leased for Morris and
William Bondy William Fleitman the % foot
dwelling house 9th for term Of years
The house altered American basement
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
w. GOULD BRoKAW SUFFERS RELAPSE

IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Asheyille n G, Feb. GOV. Gould FSrokaw who
is i'll here, suffered relapse to-day. and Dr. r
P. Cheseborough and Dr. s w Battle were called
to his bedside.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
y received at their Uptown Once. 1864 Broadway
between 36th a7th untu O'Clock y
ttsements we'd a following hrsn
regular office rates O'Clock y. 264 sth
i53 18th 18th -
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e6s West i25th st 1889 Sd ave- 10Th and T7th
SITS 1925 30 ave 6lst lIOs ave. near seth
st; l25th i56 fremont $50 Sd ave.
any American Distrtsa Telegraph Once.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
PRIN ED

AFF3IN Ell.
southanpton. Feb 2n-ooeanic tBr). Rev York VIA
Plymouth ana CherhourE "
Gibraltar, Feb 20-Arahic New YarL via Eupchat
for Mediterranean ports
havre, Feb 2o-La Lorraine ss'p. New York
sue5. Eeb 1D-Aibenga oGerl Yokohama etc for Nav
80 - w."
New-York tribune., 1908-02-21
DANIEL J. DCWDNET.
Clerk of the Surrogate's Court
TJyHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK: BY

rJyHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK: By
Terry Andrew Jackson Terry Laura Grant FaOT9sheI;
Aeen If he be I1ing whose place of residence is
known and caHnQt afr due dgsase 0s b or
of kin and personal representatives. whose names ana
diligence ascertained Charles r Terry. F Milton
r TeTTy Ia5y Fg @ e lem ian infant over the age Of
fourteen ears Margaret D. Terry can infant
ing whose place g resdenIe Is unkRo%n W "a end & ep. b
widow issue descendants. heirs. of kin ard peg
esceftained; ElzaSeth fiaybeck Caroline Tinsnan
lam H. Furter Albert Ha ybeck. Annie Caro-
line F. Homer catlarne Glaunl Catharne & Lent ] Emma
in cgsn Laura Wood .I1 4sny E4sT RsnnsT EIas Eia E
Tate; George W T. BenneT Rsbecca NJ erngT Thomas las
last named being executors named in the below
PERSONS cited being the heirs and Of kin Margaret
Teri late Of the C3unty Of New o 40T TX de deceased ease d. % t
York has lately applied 10 the sur9sae c9gTt of our m
st and dated b o a Of October h ' & y reH f % "
a2 Tstamfnt Of MSrsaTs Tey late Of the County Of
are cited appear before the Surrogate our county
the DAY March thousand nine hundred
DAY then and there attend the probate Of said last
cited as are under the age Of twentyne Years are re-
Qured to appear by your guardian if You have one OF II
or IL the 4 vGp b az reject I or ap to 90
amah aa4 act e f25 an W In the hsv osd the Seal
ABNER c. THOMAS, surrogate of our said
day Of January. IN the Lord
thousand nine hundred and eight
DANIEL. J.. DOWDNEY
Clerk Of the SUrrCgate's Court.
FRED W. & ALFRED f, HINRICHs Attorneys FOR
Petitioner. I6 William St. y Y. City
FI'HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK RY
i the of God free and independent Frederick
Booth. Elizabeth Price Harris. Robert Nowry Edith
Mowry. Nabelle Shorey. John HARRISON
McCasin. Maria Moran and Greenwood Cemetery and
all persons interested in the estate OF Harriet \
barrett late of the County Of New York deceased
creditors. iegatees. Of kin otherwise. send
greeting.
You and eacn OF you hereby cited and
pUiTed personally be and appear before Surro-
gate the County New York. the SurrOgates'
Court of said County held the Hall Of Records
County Of New York the 17th day of March.
1905 half past o'clock in the forenoon
then and there attend judicial settlement Of
the account OF proceedings OF Augustus : HOUEhtOO.
Executor Of the last will and testament of said
ceased: and such of hereby cited
under the Of twenty-one required to ap
pear by your guardian. If have ~
none. 10 and apply for b. appointed. =
guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate repre-
and for In the proceeding
testimony whereof have caused the Seal Of
Court OF the said County OF New York
to he hereunto affixed Witness Hon
IL. 81 Abner c. Thomas. n Surrogate Of said
oond Of January. in the Of Lord
DANIEL 7 pOWDNFY
Clerk Of the Surrogates' Court.
J WOOISEY SHEPARD. Attorney for Executor, Iii
Broadway. New York CITY