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New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
KINDERGARTEN IN NEW HOME.
Supporters cf East Side Hebrew Institution
Hope to Purchase Leased Property.

Although the lease Of the house at No % Mont
gonery street is for only year. the friends
and neighbors OF the Hebrew kindergarten and
Day Nursery cheered heartily the singing Of the
Mesmer Sheer Chanukas Habais yesterday after
neon. To them it fitting song of gladness
entering house which is the best adapted for
its work for the Hebrew orphans of the neghbor
hood that the kindergarten and nursery has had
since its establishment in 1905. and the supporters
of the institution, all Of whom live the lower
East Side. hope that in another year they will
have sufficient means TO purchase the building.
Besides the kindergarten proper, where effort
is made TO give the children early acquaintance
with the language of the prophets the day nursery
is open to all children under six years of age
whose mothers compelled 10 work. Israel Ellis
presided the dedcatOry exercises of the new
house, al which the Rev. DR.. II. PeTeira Mendes
urged his hearers NOT to let the beautiful faith of
their fathers die with themselves, but to impart
their children in their homes the significance
of the Hebrew rites.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
FLIM-FLAMS JEWELLERS
Police after Expert Sarindler sctth
Neso and Successful Game.

All over the country OF the most expert film
Hammers that has turned up 10 bother the ponce
for a good many years has been working with a
deftness and dexterity that would make kelsr
green with envy. His trail is marked by sorrow
.ng jewellers and paunbrokers. who thought that
they had been accommodating a most generous
customer for few minutes. The first of the year.
when be jumping about from Brooklyn TO
Ninnes polls. be got Diamonds valued al nearly
$500 on an investment of N2S. Three big pawn
shops in Manhattan. were robbed by him and an
ether one in Brooklyn
In every he got his booty by the same
method. sometimes alone and sometimes with a
young Jewish woman. The man visited the store
and asked for diamonds. If the stones did not
look valuable enough him he would make a
second visit After making his selection the fellow
would make payment with & roll Of bills having a
rieher hand around il. Most OF the oiis were or
larre denomiua tions. with few 81 bills The jew
eiier or paWnbroker. on counting the money, would
fnd Il s. short. and Of course would hand 1t back
TO be recounted by the customer" The Gus
toner" on counting the money again, would ac-
knowledge the error and hand back silver dollar
with the rolled III bills correct the error Then
he would go away. and few minutes later the
pswnbroker wcul6 find that all the large bills had
disappeared from the core OF the bundle and that
only the 81 bills and the silver dollar were left
The fin-iammer first turned up in Jersey City
on December Ie, where he got diamonds valued
Ct $50 for 81 through the trick He was not heard
Of again until January q, when he robbed a Gin
cinnati jeualler getting diamonds valued at $50.
The next DAY Pittsburs got visit from him
snc lost diamonds valued at $500, getting only hVe
s. bills exchange. On February lS the fellow
made a haul of S575 in Louisville On February %
he went 10 Philadelphia, where an investment Of
twenty-five s. bills netted him A.3S In diamonds.
BROOKLYN the next place, and there he got
diamonds valued al $50 on March TO- Immediate
IL on making this haul he jumped TO Minneapolis
where he made another haul three days later
which amounted to s1.0l5- He came back TO ths
CITY on April . and signalized his return by visit
.rz three pawnshops in Third avenue, between sd
and I6rh streets, and making good hauls in each
place A warning OF his work was sent out by
the Jewellers Security Alliance and now every
pawnbrcker and jeweller is counting his money
and making of it before delivering any goods
The Niu-farn,ner is an undersized man, about
thirty years old. wearing spectacles. and smooth
staven His companion is about two years younger
than he and small and slight
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
zIoNIsTs APPLAUD, BUT KEEP COIN.
Cheers for Word Picture of World Power in
Palestine: Silence for Financial Appeal.

Joseph Couen the principal speaker at
-1ee1inz the Federation of American Zionists at
Clinton Hall last night. He cheered for fully
Eve minutes when he introduced and repeat
edly applsuded as he painted q glowing picture Of
q Jewish world power I'm Palestine. When Mr.
Coven called upon his hearers for contributions IN
dollars and cents there onlinous silence.
Then he said.
] notice that the cheering has ceased notice
that vour enthusiasm has died down; but tell you
have got have material aid Our last
fress roted unanimously for Jewish national
Tund and called every Zionist To contribute n
less than five francs to il Yet up 10 the 6th Of
last month onIy 81 had been contributed by the
Ztonists in the United States. and $500 Of that
nee Louis. Now. must do better
thau that You this demand. Let
show enthusiasm by material deeds.
Mr Cover spoke against the marriage Of Jews
with persons OF other religions He said the Zion
'sf movement greater than a religious one.
for It was national movement Woman suffrage
VIII never divide US he said, for will give
Them suffrage" This greeted with applause
from the women
The speaker was introduced second Moses
He came from London a. NJ. Radin and H. Mas
IiansLy also spoke
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
THAW's MOTHER ISSUES STATEMENT.
Wants Stanford Whites Slayer Released
That He MAY Go to Europe with Her.

Mrs. William Thaw, mother OF Harry Thaw, now
endeavoring obtain his release from Matteawan
Asylum for the Criminal Insane, where he was sent
after his acuuittal of the charge of numbering Stan
ford White through her counsel Colonel Bartlett,
issued a statement yesterday relative to the ru-
mors that she was opposing her sons release.
In making the statement Mrs. Thaw said that
her reason for doing not 10 allow the i'm
preston gain ground that the prisoners family,
notably herself, was opposed TO what he was~do-
ing. The statement from Colonel Bartlett read
L authorized by Mrs William Thaw tC say
that the wild stories to the effect that the ThaW
family is opposed to Harry Thaw's release are
without foundation. While it is not necessary for
Them take any active part in the matter, never
theless they all IN full sympathy with him
At time has Mrs. William Thaw been reConciled
70 her sons detention in NatteaWan. but the sum
mary order ot the court was so swiftly carried out
thai there opportunity for remonstrance
against committing acquitted man to asy-
lUm for the criminal insane. It has been Mrs
William shaw's desire that her son should ac-
company her to Europe. and for this reason she
has all the more patiently endured until the pres
time.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

Winchester & Co. ballast Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Argentina (Aust, Cherubini. Trieste April -
Patras 1e Palermo IS F'ayal % 70 Phelps Bros q
Co, with So cabin and 353 steerage passengers anu ~
Arrived at the Bar at 9:15 m ~. A..
Steamer Salvatore d Giorgio tNcrs. Biering fort NJ
tonic Atlantic Fruit Company with trult' leA
Quarantine $40 go -, =. . 49,
Steamer Norwich lBr Smith Port Antonio etc 10 tne
Company. with mdse Anchored IN guar dH
tine 7;10 m. Mi. ,r-i,
Philadelphia. the American Hawaiian Line III
ballast. Passed in Quarantine at ~ m a >-fo,r
Steamer Hamilton. Boaz Newport Eews and Sorf9ss 9
Old Dominion IS Co with passengers d4Au '"d9e
Left Quarantine at 3:2s M -, ,,,- G.
Steamer Pawnee Rich, Philadelphia. to tie CIyde IS
Co. with mdse Passed Quarantine at liz a m.
Charleston May the Clyde IS Co. with passengers
and nldse. Quarantine at 900 a m -,
Steamer Columbia (Br), Wadsworth Glasgow ano sio
vile Apri 2 TO Henderson Bros. with 26l cabin ana 40
Steamer Manhattan Ger. Agiers April - to
Philip Ruprech in ballast. Arrived at the Bar at 4'oo
Steamer City Of Atlanta Smith. savannah April 90 to
the Ocean SIS CO. passengers and mdse Left quar-
antine $50 a -, On %,
steamer Satila Mason. Brunswick. Ga. April 80 70
SIS Co with lumber Left QUARANTINE d.
steamer Advance Hammond Cristobal April rs to tne
Panama Railroad Line. with 81 passengers mans
and mdse Arrived at the Bar at :l5 a m -, nc D..
KirchhOr, Kingston AtfH
+r fIar1hre American Line with passengers mails ana
mdse Passed N Sandy Hook at 1875 ? m. .z.
Steamer Wilem II (Dutchp Nlnckers
Prince Holland America Line WIN pas
senrers mails and ndse Outside the Bar at 94s p m
Sandy Hook. T. May 3, $50 ul-Wlnd north' Hsn'
breeze; clear; light sea
Steamers Nth CBr). Copenhagen; Verona Nor' santa
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

In caring for the upper branches
of our business we never forget that
the growing strength is down below.
We now sell lots of suits for S35,
$40 and $40 to men who used to pay
twice that.
But the man who has only S18, $50
or S25 to invest in a suit has never
been better provided for. We realize
that the less a man can afford to
spend, the more important it is that
he gets every pennys worth.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
258 842 1900
at
Warren St 18th st. ,32nd st.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
TRANSPAClFiC MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close IN New York
Hawaii specially addressed
spoudence for Japan Chnab
Francis sCo)-korea To-day, m
japan. China and Philippine Islands
EaucOuye- and Victoria. B CD-Empress
Of India May 8. $50 m
seattlegkaga Maru:. May p m
Japan china and Philippine Island Cyia
Taoonat-Teueer May g. $50 p m
Hawaii tyla san Franciscol Nevadan May TO- $50 m
Hawaii Japan China and Philippine Isl
ands oiA san FranciscoJ-Aus4ica
Maru May L. $50 m
Franciscol-M Marip9sa IS II,
Austf.tli. WesU. New Zealand,
Islands. Fiji Islands
Caledonia via Vancouver and Victoria.
ClAorans. -, May H. $50 m
HavaH. Guam and Philippine Islands
san FrancscoJ-U ) transport. May 81 $50 p m
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
YOUNG GIRL FIGHTS WITH MAN.

Miss Gladys Underhill the sixteen y year-old
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Underhill
Nstinecock. Long Island left alone a her
home yesterday. Albert Wagner, Of Locust Valley,
she say attacked her. Her cries brought help,
and the escaped. but arrested later. The
sin bears marks of the violence OF the battle,
her mouth Is bruised from efforts stihe
heT cries.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
Proposals.

S,EALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL Be RECEIVED
- nv the Board Water supply. IN the once OF tne
Tsoard No. 299 Broadway. New York. Room 9lo ninth
tunnel in the towns Ct New
PATTI and Gardiner County, New Yora At tie
,trovA and me he will be publicly opened
and read The award the contract, If awarded. Will
he made as soon thereafter practicable Iamphets
Containing for bidders form OF contract
s1.Cifca tons etc pamphlets OF contract cravings
Can be obtained Room 1918 the above address by
depositing of ten GollarS tsItHtoD eacn
raunhIet or tvonty dollars
sure their in acceptable condition within thirty
dsys from the date on which be opened
further particulars City Record.
JOHN A BENSEL. Commissioners
President. Of the
CHARLES N CHADWICK. Bolrd OF
A. SHAW j Water supply.
:. WALDO SMITH.
Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
SENATOR CLARK OPERATED ON.

Los Angeles May 3.-W A. Clark, formerly
United States Senator from Montana and president
% The San Pedro. Los Angeles Salt Lake Rail
wa. arrived yesterday from the East, suffering
from growth the neck Surgeons performed
an operation at the Pacific Hospital and the
patient is reported resting easy and in no
riogs danger.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
Proposals.


XHTEsT POINT. y. Y:. APRIL 6. os-sEALED PRO
w tripicate will be received here until II
May 6. 1905 for supplying the u : Military
Academy with fuel, coal oil. and charcoal
auircd during the hscal ending June 80 1908 and
Tor building materials, plumbing materials. and
hardware paints glass and other miscel
specified in schedules to he had app
office The right is reserved TO accept
re. any all proposals. part thereof Pro
posas fuel, coal gas oil and charcoal to be
submitted In tripate; all others I'm duplicate Envelopes
proposals should be Endorsed indicated In
printed instructions bidders and addressed Quarter
West Point n Y
4 NNUAL SUPPLIES FOR MARINE CORPS HEAD
~ quarters. L. >. Marine Corps C9uartcrmastcT's
OhiCc Washington, d. c, April 20. I90s.-SEALED
PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will he received at this
office untn ten a m May 25 1905. and then be pub
licly opened for furnishing laundry service, ratinns
fuel and forage at Portsmouth y IL, Boston Mass
Newport. r. l.. Brooklyn. n Y, Philadelphia. Pa
Annapolis Nd. Washington D c, Norfolk. Va
Charleston s e.. and Port Royal S. c; laundry
vice. ratons and fuel at Pensacola Fla. New Orleans
La. and Key west Fla laundry service and ratiOns
Iona Island. y. Y; rations and forage Williams
burg. Va; forage at New London. Conn and a
Washington, D g PROPOSAL blanks and other informs-
ticn be obtained application this Office the
Assistant Qusrtermaster u. $. NJ, 9. 100 South
Broad street. Philadelphia. Pa and tho Comma nding
officers Post Quartermasters. Marine Barracks at
the stations named This orlre to
reject all bids and to waive informaliti-s
from regular dealers only will be I,
DENNY, Colonel Cuartermaster.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Queenstown May g. 12:32 m--Etruria tBr)' New 3oFs
Southampton. May 3-Magdalena tBr) New York via
Kingston colon. Barbados etc st Louis New YORK
Via Plymouth and Cherbourg
SAILED.
Queenstown May 8. II m-Mauretania CBr) New hoTk.
2-Furnessia (Rr) New hork:
Dover May 2-vaderland CBelg), New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

DROPOSAIS FOR TURFING. ETC-wAR DEPART
once Of the Constructing
London Conn. May l. i9os,-Seaed proposals for re
moving back OF. and turing all slopes
10. Battery Hoppock Fort III. q. Wright. " Y will
he received at this ONCE until IL As June l. 1905
and then opened Information furnished application
Envelopes containing proposals should indorsed PRO
posas for Turing. etc, Battery HoppOck.'' ad-
dressed. WILLIAM E HORTON. Major Or. Mr.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises sun sets Moon 10
HIGH WATER.
Sandy Hook 1910 Gov Island 1919 He'll 1912
lL Hook l0:a2 Island 10:51 He'll Gate I2:50
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Vessel
Vessel For Line Mail closes sails.
F-sperauza II 80 800
jamestown, Norfolk, old Dominion 300
MaroWyn Paramarbo. = " ] -.--l llOo a m LEO m
TUESDAY. MAY ..
Kaiser der q y q Lloyd. $50 a IN 1000
Eyron santos Lamp a. FI0t......... 900 N l2:3O p
Dunsan Para, Booth l2:Oo m 3:ep l. m
Arapahoe. Jacksonville, Ciyde-.------- 300 IN
Norfolk. Old Dominion 300
City Atlanta Savannah savannah 800
WEDNESDAY. MAY
Oceanic. Southampton. White STAR $50 1000
Liverpool Cuuard $50 lU:tU
Allsghany Hamb- Am. II 90 200
kitts y Y * Dem. u
ISyr1am Rotterdam, Holland-A
Madonna. Naples. Fabre
a Galveston. Mallory ..-.... 1900
Aata1zas. Havana Ward .......... . m
jefferson, Norfolk Old Dominion. 3700p
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
Citations.

C,I-pPI.EME-STAI, CITATION.-THE PEOPLE Or THE
- state of York, by the grace OF G2G fTee d mo
independent Eliza G Dunlop. samuel ii DunUp T,
Frank Dunlop full is John FrankIin Dun
iop Anna Dunlop. Harry R. Dunlop Edward D p Duniop
George s. Dunlop, William w Lu1l0L'
CbsrIes NJ Dunlop, Edward L. Dunlop. Gertrude =,
Hawes Agnes Dunlop. Helen D. ttutcnlnson' No
Louise d Taylor Esteie Dunlop, Rachei r. D!sston
Robert Dunlop, Luea d kinlhall iapah sIaJo.'
Alma Sue Major Hermon Conrad, Elizabeth BrlSSS
and Trust Company of New AoIk / la'A Il
JIne and Eliza Dunlop named in the NllI OF Jt
" deceased Executors thereof; Hannah Dun
lon Andrews Samuel D Dunlop. Anna Dunlop, John r.
IlInIoD Frost, Elizabeth Flost Margaret los
and Dorothy Frost. the widow heirs and next OF A
ssnd Erecting: Whereas John Bartlett and Title
and Trust Company OF the lily OF Ne"
have lately applied the Surrogates court OF our
County Of York certain instruments i,
HTfting dated respectively twenty-ninth day OF
Nav 1903 the eighth day OF June ISoo rea.lhs
duly proved as the st
VIII Testament and Codicil thereto OF Ciark M'
and each of cited TO appear pc
fore the Surrogate County OF New YORK At ms
oHCa in County OF New York. on the 18th DAY OF
Ma one thousand nine eight. at half past
ten o'clock in that day, then and there
attend the probate Of said last VIII and estament
And such YOU hereby cited as are updeT me
age of years required appear by your
p5Iar YOU II have none, 10 ap-
appIv be appointed. ar in the event
81 your neglect failure to do A guardian will be
appointed by the surrogate TO represent anu Az Ai S
in proceeding 49,
Surrogates Court OF the said County OF New
York to be affixed. Witness. Hon:
IL, G. Thomas a surrogate of our said
County Of New York at SAID County. the 5lst
CT March the OF Lord one
'"Ou ~ DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF Surrogates Court
CHARLES SUMNER MILLER. Attorney for Petitioners.
$50 Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan New York
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

VYHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK RY
i Of God Iniependent.-To T1Iia
j.. Havilsnd William T. Dannat Chandler II starr an
Incompetent: Title Guarantee and Trust COMPANY
Committee Of the Estate :" Chandler d. Starr. United
States Fidelity and Guaranty Company. on A
Bond, and all persons In
Estate David j. Dannat. late Of the County Of New
York. deceased. as creditors kin otherwise
Send Greeting: You and each OF hereby cited
required personally to be and appear our
Of the county OF New York at tie surrogaes
Of held the Hail in
County OF New York the 18th day of June 1908 at
past O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day then
there attend judicial settlement account
G procee 1ings Of Walter p Starr and Charles NJ
Cannon, Administrators u the Goods Chattels
said deceased: ard such of hereby
under the OF tventy-one years re
quired appear by guardian, II have one or
II you have to appear and apply for 10 be
appointed. the Of neglect failure TO
a guardian he appointed the Surrogate TO
represent iH the proceeding
Testimony Whereof, We have caused the the
SurToGaIcs o. said County 10 he
hereunto affixed Witness, Hon. Charles II
II. Beckett a Surrogate Of said county al
r. r. II. the u York 18th day of
April. in the OF Lord thousand
hundred and eight DANIEL J. EOWDNEY.
clerk OF the
WlLFElD n o'NEll. Attorney fS< Petitioners.
Broadway. New yoSk.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
,IyHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. By

y,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY
i the grace of God free and Independent, to George
W T. Smith. Cecilia +. Lincoln, Fanny
A smith. Alice Smith. Martha Therese smith Linda
X, BabCock. Edward P hennard. Fred
erck H. kennard. Margaret Buckley. Hubert Buckley:
Wflfred Buckley. Alwyne Buckley the husband and
the heirs "a and next of kin of Martha T FIske
york an executor named in the will. send greeting:
Whereas George W. Collorl. of Newport r. l.. and
William P Dixon. of city of York have lately
applied 10 Court of County of New
York three certain instruments in writing,
date November II, 1904, April 10. 1907. and
December 1907 respectively relating TO both real
and personal property. duly proved as the last Will
T-fske Collor6 of Newport Rhode Island. deceased
therefore you each OF cited appear be
fors OF County of New York. at his
once in the County New York. the 9th day OF
NAV one thousand nine hundred and eight. at half
ma 81 ten forenoon of that day. then and
there TO probate OF the said last will AMI
testament.
And such of you hereby cited under
the age twenty-one required to appear by
appear and apply for 10 be appointed. in the
event Of your n, failure do guardian
will appointed the Surrogate represent and act
for YOU in proceeding.
In testimony whereof. have caused the seal OF
Court of the said County of New York
to be affixed. Witness. HON ABNER
L. 81 9. THOMAS. Surrogate Of said County
York said county. the 11th day Of
March in the year OF Lord thousand nins
hundred and eight
DANIEL. ] DOW DNEY
JABISH HOLMES Attorney for Petitioners. s. Liberty
New
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
SHIPPING NEWS.

Port of New York, Sunday, May 3, 1908
ARRIVED.
Bennett. Huelya April Is, to
Bovrins co. with sulphur ore~ATrived al the Bar at
ii
sleaaer voIga G5TJ Marshall. Shields AVTtl Is. to
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
Citations.

the grace q God free and 5ndependsnt BsTnhard
sqs o s%s Rsrg BT EeTan Arnn s5 Sf'ss Matbda
Anna Goldman EecutTx the wdoT & heTs and
W6eroas Rshe os h Max az was Wasser.nan city svsland
9ags - esTsa4 Mspnb ipsEusnf 7sos qcstdR IN
to o9ih Mn Fe and a testament Of Fi NJ Berger
nt Of New York deceased Therefore and each
YOU cited to appear before Il the @ 1 q New s
Yr on " the 9Th day ot thouss nd nine hundred
a 6aG es e and an there TO attend probate said
Nf,e M aIa as are under the age Of twenty
qure to apGar by y@%g snd apply for one to be
p0nte or in the Tent neglect failure to do
@ bs2eo 9e in Ws ns a2s eaad tn. Seal Of
surrogate's Court Of the saia C4Tp1D 9p OF I4 Hew
6SssIet of to n be pesF esEs9n'0 ATfo suFosas
# New YGF m at oa a one fboand @ nine hundred
Az AI5il s,fb, IN the year o' our DANIEL J. DoWDNEY.
FISCHER & RosENRAud. Attorneys for Petitioner. us
Broadway. New York
TUE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NBw ToGK s1n BY y
Ms5g s52a srFon aosR 4sbef 1hs Holland
XII m h5nf ThG%9 as}sna ma4l61 af5ne l4HF- Ho
isnd Tbomas j. Byrne $. Byrne, Elizabeth
Madeline n RyFs the senG 6sEs seg sha next OF KIN
Whereas James ROu[ Of the 10y court o. ., o
osnS has sS o NT aRP9 7k 10 to s have
p7d3.g ptns as reafnF b. as 80 0 W and
COUNTY of Nsw .sa York Or eots se5s ,
Surrogate Of our ounty OF New York. his Office in
the nine ef ana eight at ten
5. a or e a of s a ' an " attend the
@ a Of twentyne yeas are required to appear by youq
guardian. you have or If you have none to
Pf your ncsieS, guardian viii
" In mt testimony caused Seal Of tn,
H. 81 to be hereun5o affixed Witness. Hon. Abner
c. Thomas. a suriogate Of our said county Of
New York. at said COUNTY the go DAY of March. in the
year of our Lord one 'h0usa"6 6AH 2Hf o5erfs SoSE4 n6 R
Clerk of 'he surrogate's Court.
fI1HB PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. By
beth 2 Bumsn: Arthur p Bqnan; PeTeiyal F, Bu1nan.
(S N15qsn aoan i2@
James Birohett deceased AMI to an parsons
New York deceased creditors. next of kin other
to Zach b Of ana you pps 5S e5s4 en4
county New surrogates coarf OF OF
County Of New York on the a6h day Of Msg s ~ as a
past the forenoon 0f day then and
R m viii IF Of h soas as
credits Of said deceased and such Of You as are ana
TGrS a "a appea by yonF guardia9 II on Ers as
Il you have none TO appear ard apply to be
TO so and act @ 6 s Sou H ns by the
the S % GsBt OF ns said Wna of
IL 81 G Thomas SURROGATE Of our said county at
March In the of our Lord thousand nine hun
dred and eight
DANIEL. ] DOWDNEY
Clerk Court
DELANY & ST. JOHN. Attorneys A IN
81. New city
u1HB PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY
l. the Grace Of God. Free and Iniependent.--To Julia
j.. HaViland William T. Dannat. Chandler u
incompetent: Title Guarantee and Trust Company as
OF the Estate "f Chandler Starr T-nita6
Fidelity and Al
mnistrators Bond, and all interested in the
Estate OF J. Dsnnat late Of county Of New
York. deceased. creditors, next of kin otherwise
Greeting: and each OF you hereby cited
n required personally be and appear before our
Surrogate the OF New York. Surrogates