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New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
BALLOT BOXES WEREN'T STUFFED.
Victorious Barnard Students Proved Not To
Be Disciples of Tammany Methods.

The excitement Of Presidential election Is Moth
1rg 10 that which has reigned al Barnard ColIege
during the last week An office vastly more inpor-
tsr1 rban thar Of President Of the United States,
rsrrev that Of president Of the student body, has
been al stake and feminine tears have mingled
with masculine cries OF ballot box stufhng and
bribery with theatre tickets instead Of cigars as
the reward n virtue. For q while the dove Of
peace fed far from the turlult, but il now shows
signs Of returning and the alleged Tamnlany meth
ods are resolving themselves into mere innocent
case Of proxy voting and the election will undoubt-
edlv De allowed 70 stand.
The most interestingly tpart Of the battle is that
the two principals, Miss Eleanor jay, the success
ful candidate. and Miss Florence Wyeth, the de-
feated one are warm friends Miss Jay so peace
able IN fact. that she Is commonly spoken Of a
lamb or a. angel Il is the supporters OF the
two car iidates Who have been doing all the fight
ing
Miss Wyeth IS quite picturesque figure in the
college lie having taken all the male parts in the
college PLAYS and her election all but fore
cent II the Junior class and put Up the
last moment Her election by q large majority
about one hundred-was such q surprise 10 the
Wveth party that when il announced many
of them gave TO their emotions in tears
TIE election took place a week ago yesterday,
and the excitement ran high that the girls could
not al get into the hall 81 numbers Of them gave
their ballots n friends and went down 10 the
luncheon room. Thus il happened that when the
ballots were counted the number was greater than
the number OF visible voters When This was dis
covered the president. Miss Margaret Newlands.
asked Il they wanted TO do anything about IT, add
irE that it would make difference in the cleo
ton. anyway. The meeting voted with considera-
be emphasis that il didn't want 70 do anything.
but stterwar5 the cry of Tammany methods was
raised. the opposition being led by Miss Eva Won
Bauer, president Of The senior class
Miss jay referred the matter 10 the executive
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
FOR THE" NEAR ACTORS
Ne1c Union Glib a Champion Of
Unappeciated Genius.

Glad hearts are throhbing in the breasts OF the
near theatrical fraternity to-day II the Gulio
Of the Unapprecia:ed is not organizing trlunphal
procession II is because the members are 700 ousy
getting cut '-'returned with thanks manuscript
PLAYS from trunks and furnishing up parts tnat
stcny-hearted managers refused 10 stand FOR
Managers? Theatrical trusts? Too long have
thev reigned II the brand new Union Club knows
,+self Genius is not going 10 blush unfed in doubt
fll collars along the side streets leading to Broad
way any more.
The Union Club $. says its organizer MSS irene
Alderman. no. a business club. or a social cluo
either It's dramatic club. In my young days.
she explained. there were lots Of dramatic cluos
but they seem 70 have died The Union Ciuo Is
revival. Were going 10 see that All the huhoFeus
Of talented young people who have written pays
snd cant get them or the stage because they
have no infuence-were going 70 see that they
get a chance How? BY presenting the plays
That VIII give hitherto unappreciated actors ana
actresses their chance. TOO. don't you see!
We intend 10 give small entertainments Al
the Waldorf Astoria People who have written
Tronologues and sketches and things Ike mat VIII
appear in these. OF course, when ~e pr7hs ou'
rlays well have theatre Theatre owners VIII
donate thena-the theatres you know. There's a
cryirg need for such club. and just made UP
nv mind that New York had been long enough
without one"
MISS Ackeruan absolutely denied the rumor that
the Union Club is going 10 produce Romeo ana
Juliet with six Romeos TO give chance 10 the
vourg aspiranJs who are burning 10 appear in that
role.
7, was not true. as some people supposed, that
the low rumble heard al intervals yesterday was
MADE by the feet Of returning Thespians hasten
ing over The railroad tracks 10 New York and the
Union Club That noise was just some blasting
over in Jersey.
We don't expect the influx OF those actors from
outside before tomorrow said member Of the
club The founding Of our club has only Just
been announced, and the news can't have pene-
trated far"
The new club has held TWO business meetings.
and has = full list Of officers. Mrs. H Herbert
Knowles Is president. and Mrs Katherine c. Fay,
Mrs Esther Herman, Nine. Won henner and
BENJAMIN Y. Scudder are vfce-presidents. Mrs
Mary C. hereford is corresponding secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
DEUTSCHLAND AFTER OCEAN RECORD.

The Hamburg American liner Deutschland which
holds the record for the fastest run from New
York to Plymouth for steamships with reciprocal
ing engines will soon enter the company's service
after thorough overhaultng OF nearly six months
in drydock. Apart from the many changes that
have been made in her interior plans and furnish
ings her engines have not been overlooked and
some interesting speed competitions with the fast
Cunard turbine steamers Lusitania and Maureta-
MIA expected
The Deutschland will leave New York on April
30 with a large passenger complement. and II the
weather is good IL is rumored that the fast Ger
man flyer will attempt lower her best eastward
record Of days, hours and IS minutes between
New York and Plymouth. Until the honors we're
~reated from her by the two CunarIers. the
deutschland held the record for the hest dav,s
rum IN which she covered col knots
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16

embroidered nnuslins and 70 the pretty cotton and
silk and cotton veings, the tissues and all SINH
lar materials. and il also suits the many thin silks
that treated in lingerie style.
The quantity Of material required for the medium
size is four and onehaf yards 21 or % inches wide
two and hve-eighths yards 30 inches wide or two
yards ~ inches wide, with eight yards Of insertion
and six and three-fourths yards Of lace. The pat
tern. No 5961- is in sizes for 81 "a &C. 3s -
and 4 inch bust measure, and will be mailed 10 any
address on receipt Of 10 cents
Please give number Of pattern and bust measure
distinctly. Address Pattern Department New-York
Tribune IF in q hurry for pattern send an extra
tWo-cent stamp and We will mail by letter postage
IN sealed envelope.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
NTDTOWN PARCEL SOLD.
John {. Barr Pays $203,631 for
Property at 4uCfiOn.

Ia the Peal Estate Exchange SaIesroon7s vester-
6sv Joseph ? Day sold Nos = and 81 35th ST 405
feet west OF Fifth ave 4'xesa feet, q three story
store rohn c. Barr for S2l3 S5l; No eoS S6th
3. 2l-lxl"0e feet vacant. 10 Adolph Behn. for
50 so plot. 100 l0xa82 feet az the south
west corner of 1='th =. ard Robbins ave- 10 Ger
Esr5 kuehne. for soon. and a vacant plot AZ the
l'' 1o1ss2 feet n Gerhard Kuehne. for $4,000.
NJ Day withdrew the premises No. zao ST Paul's
place g Two story frame dwelling house. and No.
1sZ Washington ave. southeast corner of St
Peuls place, TWO story frame dwelling house
BRYAN /. Kennedy sold No. 7s7 70 II Lexington
ave northeast corner Of 6orh ST. 5x25x Irregular
four story farhouze and one story store and 4
TWO story dwelling house, 10 Henry F. Dean, for
SO,
TIE auction offering to-day IN the vesey St
rooms viii oe IS follows.
= JoseEh P pay- BARCLAY St n cor Washington s.
II ian Fleisc % AZ 9 r waldo q al facEee1
e. $50 q s - ys14ss SaI a9t. So ayes
81 ftaIl s.. = $500 trreg- sry h L saw
cohen ref. cue ssl72 * taxes. ct $ss o. 10
g - s rs y = BrooTne - 10xs7 sY25x
- a., fioldfcge. /. attys. carlisle NoTs.oo5 TeF
80 az, o,fooe So leaLh s. a25 2 of
az Chsres Th@lacser - 3, Williams atty. 6 7 siiI
of 5sra 81 4 za ~ 70 ter Tl9 S,5 4 1rs &c., s 81 II &
8g1 Arn"sta Stavran - Al. Z BurKnard an. q n
I3onohae ref amt due 81. SIS - faSes etc s4s6
= avs 2 + 5; 5.@5y 20 ct a. action l KantroV1fz
1e6 = 5.l = r. sub 70 mtgs q $50 900 1921 s.
same AZ ss-e sStl5 so1s ~ sly frame dwg H.
- Fl ta1es It 1896 %. 10 a rnge 81 sI1 900
Sss6 bgIkhesd line Iiafiern E 81 Fleassnt % ave
Guardian Trs3 - ~. s1y bIk factory vacant
klss 2. attys Malcolm s1ndf sirer 20 - al. hotch-
fTexsfng SO 5 e'e szs27 CO. cub 70 prior rntses ag
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
ACCUSED OF eMeezzLEMENr, DIES

Philadelphia, April l.-Accused of em5ezzling
anOut e,0" from the Franklin Institute of this city
u "h4ch ne had been actuary and treasurer for
twenty-five years. Herbert z. HeyI was seized with
What Is SAID TO have been apoplexy at his home in
west Philadelphia to-day and died shortly after
ward. Mr. Heyl was at breakfast when. gIsnctnr
ihroush morning newspaper he saw an account
of the alleged embezzlement. He rose from a..
table ran into the hallway and collapsed.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
THEATRE PROJECT ABANDONED.

Lee shubert has sold a plot 47xS3x Irregular at
the southeast corner Of 49th st. and Broadway.
He purchased the premises last September as a
site for theatre The theatre project was aban-
doned time ago.
Mr.. Shubert took in part payment plot in Har-
lem. George Backer was the broker in the deal
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Columbus ave, 70 n W Of Fillmore st 25xiOO;
Lizzie Scott loans Philip Care. ..-...- ..-.... IS
67th st 80 ~ of 18th SOx1OO. MetropoI-
itan Life Tus co loans 1S6 West bTth 81 .TH
9th 23d 239 s1 RS OK
"a lcK eS 3 to Path 81, 26S7 n to
Broadway \ 62.S Il 70 9th ave. Y . l4O n 10
beginning. Metropolitan Life Ins Co loans Fifth
Avenue Building Co ............ o 500
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
METROPOLITAN LIFE LENDS s6s75.ooo.

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company has
loaned 10 the Fifth Avenue Building Company
s. 300 the site OF the old Fifth Avenue Hotel
at the northwest corner of 5th ave. and 2Sd st.
where fourteen story freproof Office building is
to be erected.
The same company has loaned TO 1856 West
57th Street corporation. $4,000 the premises
on the south of 57th so feet east Of 7th
ave- on which a fourteen story apartment house is
70 he erected
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
NORTHERN N. Y. coNEERENcE mEErs

Rome, N Y. April l5-The annual session of
the Northern New York Conference Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church opened in Camden this
morning, Bishop Moore presiding. The conference
will continue till next week. There are several
important matters 10 come up. including the cleo
tion OF clerical and lay delegates TO the General
Conference at Baltimore in May and the question
stored.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
M. E. CONFERENCE AT SARATOGA.

Saratoga, \. Y. April l5.-The seventy-sixth ses-
sion Of the Troy annual conference OF the Meth
odst Episcopal Church convened here to-day.
Nearly two hundred ministers. representing as
many churches in New York Vermont and Massa-
chusetts. attended the first meeting over which
Bishop William Burt. of Zurich. Switzerland, pre-
sided.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Pretty tucked blouses being extensively used
just now, both for odd and for the entire
gowns, made OF thin material, and this suits
both purposes equally well In the illustration II is
made OF fine batiste, with trimming Of Valenceunes
lace and insertion but it is just as well adapted TO
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
WILL ENLARGE ST. Josgp4,s esc-o9x

Flans have been fled for enlarging the rectory Of
81 Joseph's Roman Catholic Church at No an
East 10Th ST. The improvements will include The
erection OF an additional story 20 be fitted as living
quarters for the parish priests and Will cost e. 90
according te the estimate Of John H Friend ,be
architect
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
SEARCH FOR THREE scHooNEes

Halifax. April 15-The Dominion cruiser Canada
was ordered out by the Marine Department to-
day 10 search for three schooners the Jeanie
Myrtle. the Violet West and the Lewis which 1ef,
Louisburg, Cape Breton, week ago for Halifax
and have not since been heard from.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16


FTVHE PEOPLE or THB STATE OF NEW YORK 81
Il grace Of God free an independent 20 Elas
Asiel executor named II said viii. Na-1lcs Ssls
mann. George \ Se-iErnann. Arr1u- P J-s
heirs q kin % Maurice Se--sca-1 C.
ceased. send greeting
whereas Albert Bluzn. or the CRY - N-v YORK sas
lately applied to the Sur-oSates Court @. County
OF New YORK q have certain instrument w----1s
bearing date June = 1905. relating both resi- an
personal property duly proved the WIZ ard
testament SsliE--al1 la-e County -
York. deceased. therefore a-1 each -. yoa
cited appear before the 05 Lcr1y
Of York. his once County c- N-w Ne-s.
on the 2Oth day OF AprlL thousand r--c-e1
and eight half past O'Clock forenoon =
that day, and attend probate q 80
said Iasr will and testament And such YOU s-s
hereby cited under age - twe-ryc-e years
required appear by your guardian. - YOU 11'7
- have none. 20 appear and apply -'r Is
appointed, the Of yo-- eEact p
failure do guardian VII C= spD7.-ts- ~ -
Surrogate represent and fo- you -- rls p-r
ceeding-
In testimony whereof. have caused se1- =
Surrogates Court q SAID County q Nev No-A
hereuEto aFNAd- Witness FOR C1s-.S
[SeaL1 II Beckett Surrogate % C-- said Co--
OF New York. a. said county t-e -2r1 -ay :.
February. n tae year q Lord thousand LIS
hundred and eight
CIers - rb- S-f-~-rlr=s' curt
EURZNAS s FRANKENHEINEF- Attorneys -
Executors. e5 Broad Street Bo-o-s1 q Na1la'A-
New YOrk City.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
Country Property for Sale or to Let.

ENoR RENT-FURNISEIED DWELLING. II ROOMS;
l. improvements electric lights. telephone barn. eve
acres; June 70 October Box 2s7 scarsdaIe y
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
Furnished Houses to Let-Countru.

ITO LBT.-FTRNISHED HOUSE IN HIGH AND
healthy location IN the pam Ward Broo
the Brooklyn and Wfiansbu-gh bridges running within
half block Of the place dining room. paror kitcHa7
and laundry fnor. with sleeping rooms aud
bath second toor besides cellar each ~
which tbs entire size 81 IA
the last named Address CONFORTA Bile Tribune ono.
INOR RENT. FURNISHED. COTTAGE AND FIVE
- fror1 Grand Central
station. either Harlem n Y N a a Hart
ford roads. delightful surroundings: etc
CHARLES FIELD GRIFFIN & CO.. sos ave, N p
GREAT NECK. LONG ISLASD-LARGE MODERN
~ furnished house; 15 rooms; every improvement
FEPGoTT 1876 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
Long Island Real Estate to Let.

COTTAGES FOR RENT AT SOUTHAMPTON 7. I
- season OF 1905 A. r ScHERMERHORN. Z East
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16

as the executive has refused 10 up TO the pres
ent time. the hatchet will probably be buried at
an early date
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16

TUE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE or NV Eo7A 81
grace % God free ard t-cep=1c-c-- 70 Robert
. Sands Arthur 3 sands, I-virg ? sands a11 Emma
Sands his wife. Emma No----Jz x a-- F-o--
SANDS. heirs and % E--z =
Sands deceased. send creating
Whereas Louise : Rees. Of rhA city @. NeT Eo-s-
has lately applied rhe Surrosa-=s Co--- - ~
County OF New York 20 have certain -ls-- ---e-s 2
writing date1 the seventh ta of N9vero@- 1Ss5 a11
the second day or June. 1905 rsla--cE n personal
properly. duly proved as th= lasr V-H and tes-asa;
nd co6tctl Emma 9 sands fz-a q County
York. deceased. therefore and y yc1
are cited 20 appear before Surrogate CoU.g
of New York his once II The County q SsV York
on the 26th Say cf May 1905 ha 5-paS- o-.ocz
forenoon OF that day then an r=-= 20 a--=1-
probate q the sad las- VII a-1 testament a-1
co6icIl
And such of you hereby c-re5. Ua5es
Of rVen-y-ons yeas required appear oy
YOUR guardian. = you have sou
10 appear apply fo- : appointed. t-s
event OF you- neglect or failure 70 90 a guardian
will appointed by the Surrogate represent al
ac- for YOU IN the proceeding
IN testimony whereof nave caused re sea Q.
Court OF the said Cour-y ~ >eW Eo-z
Z be hereuuro afSOed Witness. Hon A5NE8
IL. 81 9 THOMAS. a Surrogate % said counts
% New York said COUNTY. S1sr Gay q.
CSdN DANIEL : DoVCNET
Clerk q r5e SU--0-a-=s C----
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16

FTyHB PEOPLE OF The STATE OF NEW yoEl By
the grace OF God 1rss al- 4-1sPs1-z--, % --sgsf
Nay George Y y. BALDWIN J.. Executors lzzy
D Coivocoressss Bushnell Lee. E---c A--4
han Lily BALDWIN Florence T Bai1~-1 Lz-szrzt
Bacwin, Henry r. BALDWIN. George V y 5s-V--. -,
Elizabeth BALDWIN Louisa Etga- As-ga-=- L--yes. 6.
Wille-r Van Nest. Rycls- Va Nest E--aoe-- y 2
BALDWIN Mary 3 Il BALDWIN heirs an =
q George y. y. deceased s@l1 Wnars
V n Bs-dwlc Jr- named II L-e -sl-ls1s
hereuafter described Executor. q E-E-z-- 2s-z
New Brunswick. New jersey, has lately applied % -
SurrogaSss Court OF County ct NsV E--s -zEe
certain instrument IL writing bearing date
OF February, 1903. relating h1- zeal a-c peso1z.
duly proved t1s last VII and --sl=1l q.
George Baldwin. q County c- N=~ To-k.
Therefore and ot c--=-
pear before Surrogate cf County % New YAK
is County ot New Eorz. ire -7-1
oSA AprfI. thousand hundred and s-E--- -zt
past ten forsnoou q t1at -zE. t-=1 al
Thsr. attend probate OF sad last VIII a11
Testament And such o. you hereby cited
under the tvsnry-ons years
b. your guardian. II you = yc- have
10 appear ard Apply appointed. n 20
event your neglect failure 70 GO So guardian
will appointed the Surrogate . and
you n the preceding
In testimony whereof have caused r1s Ssz o t1s
SUrrogaJes Court q t1e said County q NsE
York b4 harsuu-o af1N=d- VINES, Ea-
TSesLl ABNER c. THOMAS. Surrogate = GU sad
County Of New York sad County. re ID
Gay OF March IN o. Lord
thouSand hundred and eight -
Clerk q the S-r-ogz-= C----
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Furnished 4 partments to Let.

,EoR sUBLnASE TO OCTOBER 1 INfNrnr.-r
Il possession Nicsv furnished tvo-roora
apartment No 12s. 81. Hubert Hotel iaO West s1,s
Axe>~ A09tassa s21ossss, Inquire premises. >A A
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16

lCOSNET. LOUIsE-THE PEOPLE OFTHE s-A-zo7
To Paolo lPau!J Davyt iovanna Jenny Fzvzc Pzs.-
tFaulin-l Peezr1n. CzTterlCa Catherine
Ina tCaroIinel Davyt P1etro leterJ Non-et Dzs5s sI
Aonnst. Giacono JalesJ Honner, Catrertua tCsr-s-.
Na-s1 Aa6dseua !Madelinei Eicca- 8Iadt=e1z lla5e-
lne Mo1net The hel-s and ct Es--a-
deceased. send greeting: Whereas Charles Ca1.a 3.
The CITY ot New York. lately applied --s suTC-
gates Court OF our County % New YORK. .
tain instrument in wiring bearing April -11 1ss
relating both real and property.
the VIII Testament = Louise SIo--e-
the County % Ssv YORK. deceased. T1sr=-o-s
each Of cited 20 appear before
County OF New York once Jls County, <
New York 5th Gay OF June. thousand Ia
hundred and eight. laIf PAST O'Clock
noon Of t1at day then there attend -roozs
OF the said las- VII ard Testament. ~ ~
are hereby cited, under the % rwe--ozs
years required appear your guardian. II yc1
have one OF you have none . aPpea- a-1 apps Il
appointed. the event q u=g-s-r =
failure 70 60 50 E1srdian MI oe APPOINTED 5y "a
Surrogate represent and for pro-ar1s
IN Testimony Whereof We have ea1ss5 t1s sea @, "a
SUrrogatss Court oS ths sad County . Ssv E-s
hersunto a<axs1- Witness Hon C-z--=s 4
II. s. Beckett . Surrogate o. sad -5---y q.
New York a sad COUNTY, tLs Czy q
April year Of Lorz tac-sz-- ---s ----ss
and eight
DANIEL , DOW-SEL.
CLERK Su-roEz-=.s
GEO 3 EDv- GOLDSCHMIDT. Attorneys -c- Fsu-
"a
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
WHITE PLAIES-cH0IcE BARGAINS

Satts ANe-lO room house "a
FISHER Ave-s room n
Rcgevlew Ave-12 rooms. ? "a
z H EHRHARr. f 42d- (454-ssC
EATSkILLs- Furnished nine-roorn cottage TvfTirht
Park select neighborhoOd: fine location ,rfc.
$500 c PEMBERTON. j.. 134O Chestnut street PsiIa
GUNNER COTTAGE FACING The sEA-sT-TTN(c-
- room dining room, i've bedrooms bathroom 10,
az co4 water kitchen, laundry, telephone FOR
$40 H s SMITH. South Harwich Mass -
Gi S00-TROOM COTTAGE: 10 AcREs. EAP
@I.cOO New Canaan. CT: s. 900. 90 acres on stream.
fire site. country Box sos Stamford. O.
HUDSON RIVER FRONTAGE: so ACRES 80 go
III Address ARCHIBALD c. ross. ss FsazT AZ ~
DEAL ESTATE FOR SAI.E-LOTS, ACREAGE .N0
IL dwellings in beautiful Rarnapo ValIev- near
Park, good stations On main Ire
r hour from York = Nr0E9
FATT Jr.. Sterlingtcn. New York
WAKEFIELD PARK BUILDING LOTS; BARGAINS,
instslnen-s For particulars call or v-1ra 49,
FIELD PARK REALTY co.
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Citations.

T'H5 PEOPLE OF The STATE or NEW 7cSc-----
miano = sot' csIsstas Nja,E Tna .aaePsnesnr p aaa
Soto Maria SOTO de Vines SisTsarita sor Slaa Jos
Soto Emilio = Soto al u fs as = .s5 s9'o o J9z
deceased send Cream @ ys Sss or az ?; Marco sa
of The City q New York. lately sppiei ro - so
esTtan instrument in writing dated jg,1 5s to h9vs
as tSs last Wiu ssa rs,,s5 Tes P5s59ns a. SEosy p -
a, C9un1y ~ or New forS decsas tneresor. ~, - {
our COUNTY Of Nsw YORK. al his once n 5 Cssts Cossts
hundred eight q, haifpast 5sa en- tHo1sana aas
Of The ,ais sst v Thsn an ana here 70 attend p7,
IN 'S'ireony whereof we have caused ths Sal A. -
fseal1 York hsrsunto sf5x=f Ef7es y " q N.T
Of Yo; at saa County. hs Ist . "a % !. .al9 cr
ne year OF our Lord thousana nine hars-ssa - J
A HENRY MosrE A,,o7sx olSsx r. p 'ss sa-rosas eaa
Street Borough % Msnhatt@n. Se-s Yo-s O. y 7'as
TUE 1,e PEOPLE & OF THE STATE OF NEW YoRK- ~
" BlP Buai1P2 Hnna 4's P3nl2P John Ere1.n uo5 Rss.
Dani2P Bessie Disston William Dualap C6ares X "a "a
Dunlop Helen Dunlop Hutehinson Mari- 1'. Agra
Conrad Mrs. B.lII 1 y Alma Sc 41or. Es-nos <
FgsTts EeTaTa 2 Dunlop George Dunlop Dane bgs
my Matilda Frost samuel Ir1a5p Fia11as ~ os.o-
Trust Company John " BsTJiet, u = = I-as Ea6s
@ antee and IT1st Company of tns City = Ssz T5- az
deceased send greeting Whereas FI.zs q o-a-op
the City Of New York has lately as5iies r. -as2 2
sac court of our County of Eew YORK 70 rave = -
tam instrument IN writing and coc.clI tre-s-- -
% ooto real and personal property duly =
.4st Wlu aad testament OF Clark u Dsnl-5 = = =
tle county OF NeV York. deceased. therefor 2
each OF you are cited 70 appear before srrz. !.
our county % SsS YORK. his crHcs IN ~ 60 .
New 4ork. on ths 2sth day Nay. - =
hundred and eight. az halt past o--oc< t- - -
noon or that day, then ana there attend
OF the said last VII and Testamenr Ana So - -
as are hsreoy eitsd as are under me tssa.. ~.
nave one or 4 you have mona. appear ana -
one 20 Be appointed in the y-1r rzz.S5- y
IalIure 20 DO So guar1-a1 viii e appointed r. -
surrogate 70 represent ard for
Ne
Su-rosatss Court Of the SAD C1..fv n, -
L. 81 York 70 Be hersunt0 af5xaz WI--sz= Hon
ner c Thomas. Su-T0ga-s q sai5 go
or NeT YORK a. said County. Z5-h rTN
in TIE year % lard one thousand n.ne =;
eight DANIEL J LJVTLNET -
Clerk % S-rr--z-=-- o.
WELLS & SSEDE-SEFL- Attorneys sor Petitioner y,
81 Nassau ST. Borough of Manhattan. [su Y--< - :,
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16

GEO 4 EDvv GO1DSEFiSfII}T ACJorzsys c1- Fsd-
ttansr q Pias St-est. New York Clty-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
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