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New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. April An official forecast of a cold
wave for the Southwest caused a strong finish
livery closing at q net gain Of $ G Corn was up
&c. Oats were 4 C higher. Provisions were
shade lower TO sc higher
The wheat market nervous the greater
part Of the day. and prices ranged from L ss
below to zsc to 1c above yesterdays closing quo
tauons- During the last hour a decidedly strong
tone developed a brisk demand by shorts and
commission houses which chiefly due to the
predicted drop in temperature in the winter wheat
belt \ little frmness was manifested a the
start owing the continued small movement in
the Northwest but prices soon eased off on sell
ing based on the generally favorable condition of
the crop in the Southwest. The late rally
carried prices TO a new high mark for the day,
and the market closed at almost the top notch.
May opened unchanged TO Is &c to &c higher. at
e2sc 9211c TO 92asc sold of to 81 a TO 81 7s
and then advanced TO 93c to 931sc. The close was
at 80 ClearanceS Of wheat and flour were equal
1885, 600 bushels. Primary receipts 429,
600 bushels, compared with 100000 bushels, the
corresponding day a year ago. Minneapolis.
cars, against 225 cars last week and All cars
year ago.
Trade in corn was Of light volume and the
market inclined to be weak until the late
rally in wheat caused moderate advance. Local
longs were the chief sellers. and leading COM
mission house the principal buyer There
was very little in the news of the day to inspire
either buying selling. unsettled weather in
the corn belt being the most important factor
The market closed firm. May opened unchanged
to i lower. 66c Sc sc sold off to 50 sc to
69@4 c. and then advanced to 6614c TO $3.50 The
close was at 90 Local receipts were III
with - Of contract grade
Trade in oats dull and prices in
Clined TO follow the trend Of the wheat and corn
markets. Pit traders disposed to sell the
future deliveries, owing to the favorable weather
in the Southwest for the crop May opened
lsc lower at 531s &c, sold at 53c and then ad-
vanced TO 53 4sc- The close at So y &C. Local
receipts 1873 cars.
Provisions were weak early in the day on gen
eral profit taking, but rallied late in the session
as result Of considerable selling by shorts, all
OF the early loss being regained. the close
May pork was DC higher, at Sl3 q y. Lard
a shade lower at IS ~ TO IS so. Ribs y c
higher, at s. 80 Z to s. 30
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 13
cars; corn, 1913 cars; oats. 15O cars; hogs. $4,000
head.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
THREATENS TO SELL FORT HAMILTON
Metz Wants Federal Government to Pay It's
Share of Sewer Assessments.

While il not At all PROBABLE, still 1t might pos
sfbly hapuen that the common people would make
q playground Of Fort Hamilton next summer and
shoe Uncle Sans military gentlemen off the grass
Controller Metz sent Secretary Of the Treasury
Corr4Ivou a letter yesterday with a bill against the
government for $3.50 for the governments share
Of the cost Of new sewers in and around Fort
Hamilton. While the federal government is not
subject TO taxation for ordinary purposes it must
pay for extraordinary improvements like sewers
The closing paragraph o. the Controllers letter is
what sends q thrill into those who want d shake
p al Fort Hamilton. Il says:
The collector OF assessments and arrears ad-
z-ises me that unless the bill for herewith
!ncosed IS paid forthwith the property will be sold
Al public auction
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
SEES BIG TREASURY DEFICIT AHEAD.
National City Bank Says Receipts Are d.
minishing and Expenditures Increasing.

The National City Banks April circular. IN
discussing the Treasury deficit, says:
It seems certain that the fiscal year will end
the wear will close, and the excess OF eXPendl-
lures receipts stands at s36OOo, 600 Notn-
ing short of quick and complete return 70 CON
ditions existing a year ago will serve 70 over
quarter of the fiscal year 1907 the surplus
amounted to s35, $50 900 II can hardly be eX-
pected now that the course of the revenues Is
decidedly downward, that April. Nav and June
of the current year will do even half so wesl
In fact, will occasion surprise II the derclt
the end of the year is larger than IS no"
shown for the nine months already passed
A this last the excess OF recelprS
over expenditures had reached the large total OF
$50. 100000 Customs and internal revenues nad
for months been increasing. while expenditures
the whole were being made AZ a rate not
greater than for corresponding periods ot the
preceding year Now the situation Is entirety
changed For months both classes or receipts
have diminished and the expenditures have con-
tiuued to show large increases For the nine
months Just ended customs showed decline as
compared with the period OF 1901 of vi
600 O0O and internal revenues S11OOOOOO- AIlSceI-
Ianeous receipts were $4,000, coo greater
Expenditures for the nine months were s54,-
000. 900 larger than for the similar period OF the
fiscal year 1907. and this increase, added 10 the
net decline of s32.O00000 in receipts from all
sources establishes d difference of sSSOOQ,o09
is further shown by the Treasury 5 report OF a
deficit existing amounting 10 s36,oOV0Vy, as
against surplus at the close of March lsot' or
$50, 600.
outlined does not take place suddenly While
the downward tendency has probably passed the
acute stage and may fairly expect that the
next few months viii show greater disparity
in recent months. yet il is well TO bear in mind
that momentum in recovery IS attained slowly.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
ACADEMY OF MUSIC TO BE TAXED.

F-x-Mavor Charles A. Schieren or Brooklyn ap-
,a.ra5 al the meeting Of the Sinking Fund Com
isfo, Yesterday in behalf OF the petition 10 have
the Brooklyn Academy OF Music exempted from
,,va-{on IS an educational institution. President
,,l.,.sr aud CITY Chamberlain Martin said they
,-o,,Ia yote against il. Controller Metz who owns
I've shares of stock in the new corporation de
cIsrel II was an educational institution and would
benefit the city Mr.. Schieren's request was denied
The commission received comm ii'i'd''oh from @iIo'n
-. = Parsons requesting it name the addition
- ,.,oDer Union. which the city leased to that
,r.tttrjon The Hewitt Addition 10 Cooper Union.
IN memory Of eK-aayor Abram s. Hewitt After
debate the request sss denied
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
CANNOT ABANDON PARTS OF ROUTE
Upstate Public Service Commission An
nounces Future Policy.

Albany April 1.-The Public Service Commission
IN the % District through its chairman, F. ".
Stevens tonight announced that its future policy
would Be TO refuse permission to abandon portions
os the route of 3 railroad line even If consolida-
lions are effected and the line proposed 70 be aban
doned parallels other lines Of the road. Chairman
Stevens stated that Il d corporation came to the
commission with the consent OF the trustee Of the
mortgage covering the road involved. of the bond
holders and Of all persons along the route who
might be affected injurousy- the application would
be likely TO receive favorable consideration. He
made 1t clear. however. that the commission would
not by any Of its acts submit bondholders to posi-
BE litigation as TO value Of the securities held
The commission gave the ruling IN denying an
application Of the Central New England Railway
COMPANY to abandon sixteen miles of its lire be
tween West Pine Plains and Salt Point. Duchess
County.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
FELIX IsMAN MAY BUILD THEATRE.
Purchase of Broadway and 47th Street
Properties Starts Report.

Felix Isnan. who recently obtained control Of
the Broadway Theatre property. has purchased
from Nrs Maize \ La Shelle No 1854 Broadway
4oUr story building. on a lot % by 80 feet. and
No 1s4 to l-B West 47th street four dwelling
houses. occupying plot 76-3 by 1908 feet The'two
narceIs form an Il" shaped plot They were
bought four years ago by the late Kirke La shelle
as q site for a theatre, but that project was not
carried out
A. Nj Ismau already owned No 1866 Broadway
a four story building. lot 20 by 50 feet he now
ov,ys a plst fronting a. feet in Broadway and 76.3
feet in 47th street. He paid about $500" ior me
Ia SueIle property
1,rere was d rumor last night that Mr.. Isman
yr7.,Ia erect 4 theatre the combined sites
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
TELEeRAPHIc BUSINESS NOTES.

Roanoke. Va April THE Norfolk & western
"a aaE Company to-day officially ammo li!et1 .
-asf rre I.s-rerHurg BeIt Line and connecting
sai-ssg- extending from Concord, Va vest 10
..estr Va. wlH be opened for traffic next Mon
Nashville Tenn Ap-iI l-The Southern Rail
Aag ard .ts allied lines to-day put on the ~
% Operation Tor one year 10 test whether OF not
VII prove profitable
Sedai-a Mo April THE Missouri Kansas q
4fEas Railway shops here. winch closed -eeehIy'
= peDec to-day with 4 force OF hFe Auhdfeh men
4he local Missouri Pacific shops, Whlcii el"sFd
= FEBRUARY 20. throwing about foAf Huiiuifd -l'eN
--i q employment, are stlli closed
aa,ssor. Miss april Tile Pike county fauh
&c Trust COMPANY. Of AIctomb city capllt.iized
= $50 eeg. Has placed in the hands - receivers
liza depression ia tie lumber tfsae aiio u
iinerr II working hours ~ ths l4lifoa" 1'-'i'9
- ass gned Is TIRE cause Of tEe falture-
B-rr7tng. an Ass April I.-Enectlye TO-DAY. .
- n ID cents z reu in tfle scale paid mineFz =
hsse bV TIE furnace companies Of Alabama -
srecls Ill miners IN Al ma eAtepL s'"-'
''se eE-plcs &c Ia union mines.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
AFTER SMALLER ITALIAN BANKERS.
Little Tim" Has Aldermen Pass Resolution
Calling Attention of Legislature to Them.

Little Tim" Sullivan had a resolution passed by
the Board Of Aldermen yesterday asking Governor
Hughes 10 call the attention Of the Legislature to
The smaller italian bankers here. who do not come
within the state banking law.
The board passed q resolution TO give physicians
permission to speed their automobiles on eTneF-
ra1cv calls provided they show white flag with
the R4d cross insignia by day and q white light
with Red Cross at night.
Alderman Bowling offered a resolution, which
was passed 10 move the marriage license bureau to
the East River Savings Institutions building, on
the bridge loop site. near the Manhattan terminal
of the Brooklyn Bridge
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
MINE COMPANIES DEFER PAYMENT.

Stockholders cf he Bingham Consolidated Mining
Company have received notice from the treasurer
--~- The company viii not be able 70 pay promptly
'-a coupons due yesterday on its first mortgage
bonds The notice states that a reorganization of
re 07-rpa7E Is under consideration There are
s-o-r &a5G 9ro q these bonds outstanding.
Tho directors Of the Majestic Copper Company
nave. seoc-5t1E 80 Boston dispatch voted 10
oefa- -0a interest due yesterday on the $4,000
re- se-- bonds for q period Of months under
~ terms q the mortgage which permits such
acton before the bonds are actually n default
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
GOVERNMENT FINANCES FOR MARCH.

Washington. April 1.-The comparative statement
OF the government receipts and expenditures for
March, 1898 shows the receipts to have aggregated
81, 1886. which is the lowest point reached in
several years The expenditures for March were
S53 POI 529. which leaves deficit the month Of
S. 364 and deficit for the nine months of the
present fiscal year OF $35,675,O0O For March 1897
there a surplus Of S106000G0
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
A s1,o5o,0OO MORTGAGE RECORDED.
It Affects Part of the Site of 9Th Ave.
Tunnel Station.

The Hudson Companies took title yesterday to
Trainors Hotel property. Nos. 1888 and 1871 Broad
way and Nos 100 and 112 Wes. S3d St. from Edward
A. Morrison, ana nlortgaged the premises 70 him
for s1,05N0oo for three years at per cent.
Trainor's Hotel is a site which Will form a
part of the plot on which the 9Th tunnel ter
minaI stati of the Hudson & Manhattan Railroad
Will be built.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02

Muller & Son
For account Of whom il may concern
5000 Tnltea Telephone and Telegraph Go. per
1881 58a S5saa sa5 sa 3&s@ pay Pa46e e"sS'E at
10 shs sGss Tt Frst Sooaa So B1 New York a
r asaar sa 09aa and JGS 99s ag jaaoA @ 1857 Coupons ms
e9 6a ot5o aiso oHa of early 'sd aeth
so sSaTes National copper Bank is5 !.
10 shares chase National 80
20 shares St. Joseph & Grand Island Tay. second
1900 Plt5s6uTs shenanso Lake Erie Railroad
fTss mortgage per cent bonds due october,
5000 southern Railway. st. Louis division.
m2Ttgase per cent bonds, due January, 80.
10 shares Walter A. Wood Moving and Reap.
30 shares Norsa American J.1dsr~ri'tns O.
shares Hudson Navigation Co................'
10000 Northern Westohestsr Securities Co coIlat-
P'fREs fr s % saed i'S SoTssbsf R91s af II @ GarG s
PsT 5ss or . Pes2n 9Tt for ~hass sGognt the same
400 shares 4r4nv s,na..,. Bonds Il ne's 8 $500 800
. shares chatham National Bank. 800
% shares United states Title Guaranty and In
50 ss%9.'5 ssa9a. eo@Sra ca; o.. 's &.
5000 Missouri Pasihs E4wsg sE Co co4sodstsa ,sse
5000 south carolina Georgia Railroad Go. arst
mortgage per cent bonds, due 1919:
pons, May and November ................. g6z.
81 600 Galveston, Houston Henderson Railroad
Co. mortgage , per bonds,
1918: coupons, April and October. 9Bii
$1,000 Pc, Prescott PhenIx Railroad
per bond. 1912;
coupons. March and septenlber...-........- .IO1A
81 600 Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co. per cent so
year gold mortgage bonds due 1915; coupons
April and October ...-..-................. s5at
t2.06O Fairrnont Coal co. first sinking
gold per bonds 1881;
pqRs. January and July So
81 000 Wisconsin Central Railway Co first general
mortgage per cent bond, due July, 1919
coupons. January and So34
5000 Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co. Of Virginia
West Virginia q cent mortgage gold
bond. -9lI; coupons. April and October. 10l y
mortgage per bonds. 1881;
pons January and July. lo4
shares Railway Steel Spring Go. "a
shares eel Co
America Sugar Refining Co pref. 10
81 0oO Detroit, Machnac Marquette Railroad co.
land grant income Per cnt registered
bonds, due 1911 %
shares Insurance Co.-..-..,... .+3b
membership New York Produce Exchange
u Casualty "a. Of America. 1851
Realty lot. 81. .itsl
SO 900 New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Michigan Central collateral "a Ter esut
bonds. 1895. coupons. February and Au-
.
s1o 600 Mercedits sugar 90. first mortgage n per
bonds. due 1915 -....--. ----... -
Inferioro Realty to------....-- f-a
shares Carnegie Trust to.--..-. l'at
u - ares Trust Co ~
q sh-rsa csEnssis Trust Co,-....--.,........lS loss
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
AMERICA LEADS IN JAPANESE TRADE

Toxic. April Trade reports show that America
leads with total of III 00000O yen. OF this amount
imports S00G0000 and exports 1871 900 600 yen
China is next TO America with total Of is, COO
The total Japanese trade for the year amounted
s260o0.oo0 Yen. The balance this year is un-
favorable TO Japan
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
WOULD CONTINUE STEAMSHIP LINES.

Boston NAp-I The receivers Of the MetropOi-
rau ard -rre Eastern Steamship companies report
5r the United States District Court here today
that Ire operation Of the lines should be
-f7-1ef- The report pointed out that by such d
curse much cres-er amount viii be realized
-.au lE closing up The business and allowing the
.-o-aEe he lost. The receivers also reported
.-.at the equity exceeded the mortgage and other
- end that the property o. the companies
g. substantial value and warranted the contin-
noe q both lines
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
WESTERN MARYLAND TIME EXTENDED.

The Western Maryland stockholders and gen
eraI lien and convertible bondhO!ders' committee,
Of which Richard Sutro is chairman, has an
nounced that the time for the deposit Of stocks and
bonds with the Bankers Trust Company has been
extended 70 April 70, after which securities viii
be received except such conditions as the COM
rnittee NAV prescribe.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
EASTMAN KODAK coMPANrs REPORT.

The Eastman Kodak Company has issued its an
uuaI report for the year ended on December 81
The income account OF the company and its sub
salaries shows net profits of 1926, 425. against
81 Oh 100 for the preceding year and surplus after
the payment Of dividends OF SeS,93l. the total
profit and loss surplus being now s5,5S8165.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
soU7-ERn's WAGE SCALE CONTINUED

"ssr-rgron. April Al O'Clock tonight Chair
1sl Martin = Knapp and Br- Charles =. Nell,
&c rle1 .ators between the Southern Railway off
1s-s ard their employees. reached au agreement -
Rtlca Inc present wage scale on ,he Southern Rail
'sv f-r al the organizations concerned viii be
-aft1- q Until July next.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
HAVANA CUSTOMS FoR MARCH.

1zEara- AuII The customs receipts at ia
7s-a for March were sl.z45.4eo. d Iage railing Of
ro-a tire rece.I pts IN the same month last yea-.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
Notice to Creditors.

>-OTTCF To ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THE UN-
y Ierslcned Intends apply TO the Court
~ ,oIuty of Washington State New York,
ters OF administration and TO have Frank I. Waite
tatne4 vim her in administration upon
tbatte and Estate OF Edmund - Waite late q
the Town Cambridge in said county. deceased under
,bs rr,Cisan % section 26S4 o tire Code
se1ra ~ the state OF limiting penalty
~ Adninistraor-s bond Therefor notice is hereby
given 10 ali Creditors u said deceased To their
Claims 10 the surrogate Of County OF Washing
an ~ rSfo 2Sth ~ April. iaHS
Dzt-d cambridge ISrk March i4th, 1905.
MARTHA Z WAITE et said
FRANK [. WAITD son II said deceased.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
Citations.

7,HD PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW YORK, BIZ
the grace Of God free and independent. 70 A4S ~.
Soto. Maria Soto Dc vihes. A&rsartz soto De Points
Sto sSs aa5aa 15 sSt :, f91sf0 az s az. = a5S snd %
the widow and heirs and of Kin o Marco a SOTO @
city II New YORK has lately applied the sur
certain s'fnen, IN writing dated June ssih 1907
a e. last Win and ressasna * Esso sSS iass x
the County OF New York dsesassd thsrsfors yov and
County OF New York. once. the County q
Sandrsd GI and On s{ an 4, d a Mg ea E e IN h
noon no n Of nat cay & then and ther. 70 attend the 7Foo
In testimony whereof eau.ea the seal p % n.
ISeaLI York to be hsrsunto affixed Witness Hon Ab-
Of York said county the 14th day sLareh q
ths year Of our Lord ons tasgsand H2s aI7ers4 and
Clerk q ~. s1rrog4ss's Court
s5rs! BoSoass & q 's9ss l W.T. N.& Tor cry
DUNLoP CLARK w-THE PEOPLE OF THE
-. Ssai an 25 SsS ToJ p n. ps,p of ss
gel II. Dunlop Prank Dunlop. whose fgA nam.
uniop S9H Es~ad 4 BaS aSS Geo9Rs PoD bs
BuP5oR DaD %9m GTuse B1 Rsx Shasis & DoD RoOH H. g.
Hutchinson. Marie Louise D. Taylor; Estels Duslop.
Laban :. Major. Alma sue Major. Hermon G. csn-as
VIZ Er = Ian an 5S @ EJIz e. TTIaIoo Ran14d IN sh
viii Of Clark W Dunlop. deceased as sxsezters tasrso
other persons nsred IN aid viii greeting whers
Company OF the City OF New York have lately applied
to the sur-osatss Court OF cur Go1ty 0f Ss sT &c 9
May. 1903. codicfI thereto. dated the et1
relating real ard personal prop
erty IssJ will AMI testament and COD
Clark " Dunlop. isre u tee county e
York. deceased. Therefore you and eacn cr You a.
cited appear before the Surrogate OF County .
York. his Office IN the County OF View YORK.
Of May. thousand nine nuudTsd a7ft
eight. halfpast O'Clock in tae forenoon % tna
day. attend the probate or rns saH1
And such OF you as are ael7ty
cited. are Of tNs-ry-one yNsrs. IS
required appsar BY your guardian. II you Rave Su4
you have appear and apply tof enc % =
appointed. or your neglect taiiire -
do guardian viii Be appointed by the -1rrcsals ID
represent act for IN the proceeding -.
IN testimony whereof. caused Ire sea
SJ.rrogate's Court of said County . View
Y1rk q, oe 4ffixe1- Witness Hen.
L. : ABSER C. THOMAS. a SarTSSafs q car So
...... County 0f New York az said coLn'F tl9 ~
day Of March n the year 9f or Lore oIs
thousand nine hundred and eight
Clerk Of Surrogate toAft
CHARLES SUMNER MILLER. Attorney l,r Fsl1!-.-.
Nassau street. Borough OF Nanhatl4a' ~" +0i>
City.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
,I,EIE People OF THE STATE Of NEW YORK 81

yINFIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE oF NEW YORK BIZ
Il Lhe grace a20 IuGepSAG=aI--to As~1
: WoLu Alfred ErankentaaL Max FranAencAai Pa14
F'rankenthal OF MOrItE FrA1Sentla4. deceased
OF decedsEt. Alice Arnold aired iran
Max deceased orother OF dsGs
Ceut. Milton FraEksntha-. Fred tFrlt1J FrAh
carl Frankentha Alexander Sah-rn4nn. Joseph Ssnl-
mann RIcxa Haer Julie Baer. Ida Acels1orfsr- Aa-
thilde Klein NeuAalser. SIegfrIed Saalaaa1a-
ceased send greeting Whereas. Albert - Morgan
ztern Of the City oS lately applied 70
r1a Slrrogates Court q County OF New YORK. Ia
rave 4 certain instrument writing relating both
real and personal property duly proved as the ASS
VEuI Test @ MAdlOu Aor.ansteru. late Ct
ne COunty OF New York. deceased Therefore
nd OF cited 20 appear before ths S1Fro-
gar. OF our County oS New YORK a. his once II tha
County Of New York. the Sth day % April. ors
thousand nine hundred and eight. a. ha-r-pa ten
O'Clock IN of that then and there IA
attend the probate OF the said Last VIII and Tests
uent And such OF you as ara hereby cited. ss azs
Jwsuty-ons years required to
appear by your guardian Z you nave one. or II yol
have none, appear and apply for one 70 ee ap-
pointed or the event ok your neglect or tall1rs
gat. - represent for you n the proceeding
In testimony VII u caused Of
the Surrogate's Court Of ths said County %
hsreUntO ac.Xsc Witness
Hon. Charles H Beckett Surrogate OF
said County OF New York. said County. the 18Th
dsy OF February the year q Lord thousand
nine hundred and eight DANIEL J DOWDNET.
Clerk Of Surroga-es
WOLF KOHS & TLLNAS. Attorneys FOR Executor.
No e03 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. SssS
York City
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02

ytvL4E, PEOPLE, OF THE STATE or NEW IUEth ~
rhe grace of God and ildepen-eit 20 Cl4 =
y. Baldwin il as E1=1loI7s s1a-S
l. (-ov1coresses Bushnell Lee Ed-tn AcE 51ll-
nsr- IIlv D. Baldwin. Florence 7 5~t1"ln 9laEs1L--
- -grf7 Henry Z BALDWIN GeOrgs '. y Batl"tn u
L-zab-rh BALDWIN Louisa Edgar. MargaTeL D-i+71' -
1III-r- Ryuier Van Nest. -4Lzaoetd y = =
MAJ h Baldwin. heirs leAL u sliA
= t3eo-gs Y \ Baldwin deceased, send Sr=sIlAs
George Y y Baldwin. Da-le1 n ms
described au Executor.
~ BrTInsw!ck Jersey. has lately apt-l 70 -
-1Irrgafas court OF cur County = New AolA % "a
certain II writing Gearing Iae5 ~ '1
EabrI-arv 1905. relating both aat4 trIs.--
property duly proved Jle ldst VII al
1fssrT+[e Baldwin Iare q County OF N~N AefA
- Therefore YOU and cL---
re-1- The OF county OF ~ =
.1cs he county New ICTH. tl7 -ls
sDrfi ore thousand hundred AID eight al 1a-
rsr clock in forenoon OF that day tl-l 41
80 n attend the probate Of the said asr Ni- dl1
ands such Of hereby sife+ As a.
Of twenty --t1-
s--4r4far = I---t
and for appointed. OF II -i7
-JsUr II YOUR neglect failure 70 DO So s-1-La
srpoiured h. 70 represent alA- a.
,esr,-Cn, whereof caused the -sai o -ns
49, -u-rozats-s Court OF the said county or Sc"
y,~s De AFFIXED witness f1o-
rsaaII AB%EF g. THOMAS. Surrogate or our ssl1
County Of . said county. tne
OF March year OF our -~1r1 oas
'-o-sai-- ---- DANIEL. J DOWDSET.
CLERK Of Surrogate Court
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
Instruction.

Instruction..
For Both Sexes-City.
THE BERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGCAGES
MADISON SQUARE II22 Broad~ay)-
Harlem Branch. StS Lenox Ave. near l-Tta 5s
Brooklyn T3 Court 81
Scheuer Blu fng
$50 BRANCHES IN ALL LEADING CITIES
LESSONS FREE
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
School 4 geHcies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
Teachers Tutors tiovernessss sc
10 Colleges School and Families. Apply -
Ms NJ j YOUNG FULTON. 3 Uhton square
DvElRTISEME-STS and subscriptions fcr TIE tribune
Y received At tn-ir Uptown once NJ 1854 Eroa10sy.
between Both and STtn SIS. until o'clock g. ~ Adver
ed a. follow branch etr~As at
rartlar orHce rates until o'clock ~ ~
sN@ cor 20 I5S 6th i2rh - a. East
Tath =, aS7 Vest az St between tn ana Sfb
"a Vsst fs5rr i3Ss 1919 ard TTfh
l7os lsr near $50
- tST East i2Sth fremont SO 81 ave
or any American District Telegraph c~cs
New-York tribune., 1908-04-02
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.
BY order OF trustees.

The following securities sold yesterday at
auction at the Exchange salesroom by Adrian II.
Muller & Son.