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New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
BIG UPTOWN PROJECT.
Onlu One AUCTION Offering Changes
Hands.

p,,,. have been filed with Buildings Super
,.,aa,. Nurnbv for a ten story fireproof
,r,rt,,,er. bouse TO be built fer Paterno Broth-
ars I'm 71stb ST IFS feet west OF Broadway IL
;s IN no of brick with trimmings of limestone
and terra Gotta with frontage of 80 1eet ana
q aenth of s411 feet 1t will have accommoda-
tions for forty-one families. Ii Is 10 cost
saoa 600 Schwartz G. Gross are the architects.
plans have also been filed for altering the
four story offices at the northwest corner VI
9Th ave and 4ed st. refitting the ground moor
stores The improvements are TO De maze iof
Walter J. Salonon as owner. Inc alch''eo's
are Hedman g. Schoen-
Plans have also been filed for making over
the ground floor of the office building NO l'of
9Th ava into an amusement hall for Louis Mass
as new owner. Samuel Sass is the architect
Rrvan L. Kennedy sold at foreclosure yes
terday No. 3S2 Canal St. SIX story loi' anu
store building leaseheld to Anna WoerishoHer'
the plaintiff, for $4,000. The sale OF NO, o'-
West 14sth St was adjourned to January To-
a parcel e9I1x100 feet, at the northwest corner
of ol1th St and 10th ave, to FEBRUARY o.
plot 50xl05 feet at the northeast corner u @-V'i
ct and Barnes ave. to January s. and plot
l5ox121 feet on the west side OF southern bouie
ward 100 feet south of Avenue St. John to jan
uary 13. The auction oIieiihS' ~ ~
be as follows
Dax sos Ryigs,on 5p ta st and st stora II A%
Go ast sn9de ayoP so s st s ts9es etc
ss an hen s1e old am Proadway cor sist ae9xsx
is ana story ten and selie Littman ct al sg
kiein siene' ref at due etc ss4s ss "a
9th St 4Sl.2 of 5th ave- % II s'1as n
Coke E ref ;r amt Mt s sge o css 9 80 IostS esN St
22o # Of % ave SoSleo r. sIofk 6in @ ct al; Max
e. 5 I taxes etc 500: 234 Io9th ST. 200 # of
"a ave a5xoolo # story ten and store AprahaP
MALONE ss 50! oe taxes etc sss ssas + e. SUB o
avenue 1o22 q a f. S'0T untef sHs ATTN AssTnon
ave 5oxi1o # S story brk H. A H Jackson ag Ep-
ef Tefih6 amt due Go M a. ec s4so s
prior mtss aggregatins $3.50 - CO p,;,+o, g.,
By %aae II Of SinRsz IdfSse St s0 a21sS
ris Kamber atty; Clare. ref; amt due s22 300 e'
fy samuel Marx: sas to Ass las # q
East End or Ave Tslo2 vacaH @ 'sfT6 erfe
atty Harry Greenberg ref; amt due SS4s4 AZ taxes
By Bryan L Kennedy $40 and s$4 18th st ssc # +,
Of 1s 4oSa2 Sy brs ten h Bose SehRas1 Rennan
ref: SOC So subject to mtge Of s4s 600
L w ob PrI5sHS tdn ay ~ al m % smu n5 Masers ss
ct Al; Fiidreth atty Adoph Stern ref' amt oue'
sfs 81 taxes etc $2cs o. Gzse ave cor r7sh st.
5oo Baptist Ministers T Home SO so
Brand ref: slo502 Sc: etc, s. o2o 20 Il
" Of vyse ave 115Gx12sx115 5x1a25 vacant: same agt
same: action . sae atty same ref amt due sn go oo no.
psiv a~o cor i7ata St 1872 xiii ex12sx1o1.
is 8 g. ases ete 81 sia 81 subject to prior
Of s1oooo.
Mrs Margaret o. Sage has loaned to Harry
Morse 100000 for three years at per cent on
the premises No. 8 West 46th st.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
PLAN TUNNEL OPENING
Sevice to Brooklyn Viii Begin on
Thursday.

E P. Bryan. of the Interborough Rapid Transit
Company, announced yesterday afternoon that the
FIRST passenger trains VIII through the Brooklyn
tunnel on Thursday. The first train viii leave
Bowling Green for Brooklyn at l2:4a a. H. and the
first train 20 leave Borough Hall station Brooklyn
for New York. viii start IT ia:5l g. n.
in the mean time trains will be run through the
tunnel Sc that the become acquainted
with the grades and the signal system whlch mas
been Installed in the two tubes.
Following the opening Of the Brooklyn tunnel al
Lencx avenue and West Farms express trains VIII
run through TO Borough Hall while the Broadway
expresses VIII turn az the Battery as for1nefi!-
Brt after the express trains are discontinued at
rgh, the Eenox avenue anu West Farms locals VIII
run 30 Brooklyn and the Broadway locals to the
Battery only. When the express trains are in
operation all local trains will turn at the City han
loop.
s5rookiynites are already preparing 10 celebrate
the opening OF the tunnel Members Of the Brook
lyn League gathered al the Temple Bar Building
yesterday ana discussed plans for the celebration
Thursday morning the reception committee OIL the
league. headed by Borough President Coler, VIII
come to Manhattan a subway train Here II
VIII meet the Manhattan reception committee ano
escort it back TO Brooklyn. along with the old
Rapid Transit Commission. the old and the ne"
Boards of Estimate the Public Service Commission
John 3. Mcdonald. August Belmont Frank Heoiey'
Theodore P. Shonts and others
The business places along Fulton street ana prac-
tically every cne in Brooklyn will help to make
the day q memorable one. The passengers on the
first train VIII receive souvenirs in the form OF
bsdges marking the opening of the service which
the persons living in Brooklyn have been trying
for many years obtain
The trains Will consist of eight cars each, and
il is understood that a two-ninute headway is to
be maintained during the rush hours
Fer the first time yesterday morning both the
south and north tubes used. Among those
who made the trip Nj Shontz. Mir. Bryan
M PeErarn. chief engineer for the Tunnel Con-
struction Company and also the lnterboroush
company; Anton Schneider and Frank Hedley- AS
the train pulled into City Hall the bell was rung
in honor of the first eight-car train TO make the
round trip
The tubes under the river are still wet and camp.
but the officials Of the company said yesterday
they would Org traffic was begun
No definite arrangements have been made by the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit with the authorities of the
Public Service Commission for the handling of pas
sengers al the Borough Hall station Commits
sioner Carroll has been looking after this matter.
but II was said that he has been unable as yet 10
reach an understanding with the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit
A formal application received by the Pubic
Service Commission from the Interborough Rapid
Transit Company for permission TO open the tun-
mel. At q meeting held in the afternoon the COM
mission granted the petition.
The train schedule for weekdays is announced as
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, January 6, 1908
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Vaderland (Belg}. Baarman. Antwerp Decem-
Der IS, the Red Star Line. with 10 cabin and 1870
steerage passengers, mails and nEdse. Arrived
Bar 5:l2
Steamer Georgian Prince (Br) Chilvers Shields De
cember %. Paul F Gerhard Co. in ballast Arrived
a. at II
Steamer st Anlrew IBr. ssiler. Antwerp December
to Sanderson with mdse Arrived the
1U;40 January D
Steamer Murcia (Br). Kirton Baltimore January
Bowring Co, Ltd. in ballast Left Quarantine at $50
a IA.
Steamer Ecparta Ur) Petersen Port Iirnon December
80 TO United Fruit 20. with Arrived
Bar a IA
steamer La Gascogne tFrD. Perdrigeon.
the mpagnie Generate Tansat tlaniique, with
Arrived at the Bar at i:55 IN.
City Of savannah Fisher, Savannah December
3 the Ocean Ss Co with passengers and mdse Passed
i. Quarantine o25 Z
Steamer FL Vale. Patten. New Orleans December 81
20 Southern Pacific 60. with mdse Passed Quar-
steamer r. Norte Maxon. Galveston December 81 10
southern Pacific Co. with mdse- Passed In Quaran-
III.
steamer Porto Rico Deiano Baltimore. to II e Foster
witt mds Passed in Quarantine sos a
Verdi tBr 5,i75 Byrne Liverpool
December -. Iusk * Jevons. with passengers
nballast. Arrived at the Bar at $40
steamer Turkstan DR. Paramor London December so
d $50 =
Steamer Trgnac tFr) DoIu Bordeaux December a. to
Funch Edye & Co with mdse. Arrived the Bar
Steamer Vaderland tI,eg) Barman Antwerp December
10 Red S:ar Line With passengers mdse
Anchored In Quarantine at zoo
Pickett. Brunswick January 3. TO
the BTInswisk Co. with ndse. Passed Quarantine
s:3s p IN,
sandy HOOK X ]. 6. $50 2 m---srtnd southwest;
aht Greeze. clear.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
NETRoPoLITAN PAYS RENTALS.
Money RAISED for Four Leased Limes-That
on Four Others Expected Soon.

The stockholders four Of the leased lines OF the
Metropolitan Street Railway Company received yes
rerday checks the quarterly rental due January
! which went default because the receivers for
rhe system had not funds hand 10 pay the
oiVldCEds.
Since the date named sufficient money has been
obtsired d pay the dividends OF the Broadway
& Seventh Avenie Railroad Company the Sixth
Avenue Railroad Company the Eighth Avenue
Railroad Company and the Ninth Avenue Railroad
COMPANY. The stock of these lines bear quarterly
dividends ot 70. :. IS and per cent respectively
The leases these four lines call for the payment
of $4,000 annually dividends. and OF $li35
terly.
Rentals or four other leased lines of the Metro
politan system still in default. They are the
Bleecker Street & Fulton Ferry Railroad Com
pany. the Central Crosstown Railroad Company.
the Central Park. North & East Rivers Railroad
Company and the Christopher & Tenth Streets
Railroad Company. They were also due on Janu-
airy J. Il understood that it is the intention of
the company TO pay the dividends as soon as the
funds available
The January ! coupons Of the ThlIa Avenue line
4 per cent bonds being paid by the Central
Trust Company, order of Kuhn. Loeb & Co.. and
the January / coupons of the Third Avenue . per
cent bonds being paid by William A Read
& CO.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07

Shanghai. Jan 1-Shaiif Cr, New York Port Natal
Kong.
3-Massiiia tfrl. New York: +th Roma
(Rrl, New York.
Rotterdam Jan s. 6 a rl-PotsdaTn Dutch New Ycrk.
SAILED.
g.. n m--Carmania New York.
NapIes Jan 4-Republic tiiTl. New
Port Talbot 4-Vile de Rcuen tFrl. York.
('herbourg. 6 ul-St Paul. New York
81 Thomas Jan L. . p m-PariTna tFsr,. New York.
Shields Jan 5-Aras (3r) nom Hamburg New York.
Bremen. jan a. m-k6ln tGer). New York and Baiti-
Cadiz pee -Nontser.at tSpan). New York
PASSED
Gibraltar. 8 Purley tEr,. New Singapore
Manila.
SciIy. Jan e-washington iGer. New for Hamburg
Portland BILL Jan 6-Ghazee (Bri. New York for Hull
Lizard e-Irequois New York Tor London: 81
Cuthbert tBr,. New York for Antwerp
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
TEARS DOWN RAILROADS FENCE.
New Hyde Park Says Long Island Railroad
Ess Lost Right to Property.

Ner Hyde PARK, Long Island. Jan 6-The Long
Island Railroad Company erected on Saturday a
wire fence across strip of land beside its riGAt OF
way here. This afternoon in the presence of
cheering crowd the Highway Commissioners cut
down the posts ard. rolling the fence into a heap,
rhre~ into the ditch
The railroad claims a deed tc the land and con-
tends that il is part Of the right OF The com
naiss.oners maintain The strip has been used as
public highway for q generation, and that even If
rhe railroad has z deed 20 il the long use consti
c,ztes q. easement.
TIE strip IS known 80 street. The railroad
never bothered with II Until now when ii will soon
have to raise its roadbed wipe out grade cross
tngs II il cal hold the disputed strip it
cheap. loose filing but II Il cannot II will have
t.:id retaining wall
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
TROY-BUFFALO RAILWAY.
Hearing at Albany-Other Lanes
ODpose Constructor.

Arbanv Ian s-Representatives OF the New YORK
Central & Hudson River Railroad Company 'he
Iehigh Valley and the various electric raii"aS oo
NAMES appeared opposition this afternoon al the
hearing before the Public Service Commission III
IA. 2d District on the application of the Bu'taio'
Rochester G. Eastern Railroad Company Tor au-
thority to construct a railroad across t.e stat. .
from Troy 10 Buffalo. Ex-Governor iiack anu
Henry ". Ely, of Westffeld appeared as plilci'ai
counsel in favor of the applicants j. z. o brlen'
representing the FostoD Maine 1Naiiiodo 'iS
favored the application.
Those in opposition included waiter r Coohe'
epresenting the Lehgh Valley Railroad, the Le-
high Valley Railway and the Lehigh & New York
Railroad Company: Fowler & Crouch, of Syracuse,
renresentine the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce.
the Syracuse Drygoods Company and others OF
Syracuse and Daniel NJ Beach, for the Rocnester
& Sodus Bay Railway and the Rochester railway
companies
The principal argument against the application
was made by A. S. Lyman, general counsel for
tho New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Company.
The road which is to pass through the principal
cities towns and villages west of Troy, with the
exception of Syracuse. will, it is contenoeo run
parallel with the New York Central lines
REPRESENTATIVES of communities through which
the read contemplates operating did not take ac'Ve
part in the hearing but were interested spectators
Mr. Ely, for the new company. explained 'he
route surveyed and said that the road wouia cover
a distance of two hundred miles not ho" aue-
cuately served
The new company also called as witnesses lts
chief engineer in charge of surveys ana plans anu
his three division engineers. Through the chiei
engineer Gilbert Hotchkiss, it was proushl ou'
that the heaviest grade was one per cent coming
out of Troy; that 260 miles of the proposed route
was under six-tenths per cent, and that 'he roao
would serve 125 postoffce towns and villages not
served.
Mr.. Hotchkiss also testified to grade crossings
saving that a system Of separate grades OF ihSh-
ways in cities been provided and also at othet
places where feasible He also said provision hao
been made for grade crossings where the Ane
crossed the tracks of another road
Cross-examined by Thomas D. Watkins for the
New York Central, the witness estimated the cost
of the new road double tracked, at s4300o,ooo Inc
three division engneers-the state haVlhg oeeh
divided into three divisions, from Bullalo "
Rochester from Rochester to Oneida ana from
Oneida to Troy-were examined as to details
Representatives of the trolley roads examined
witnesses as to how the new road contemplated
crossing their lines.
The hearing will be continued tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
REsIyY NOTES.

Charles a weber sold for four
s.o-- en-rotse -5xfir fee: at
No sa0 Third ave: also plot. l25xlo0 feet
WEI side cf Wallace LOO feet north OF Norris
.x,o ysa Nest the plot s3Sio5 TIE
~, conner q EIereaeyer Iioaghfon aN. Onion
port
Leon s a,trasyer leased for Frank /Thornpson
u Miller 10 Jacob space building 30 25I West
-4.th 81 z Of years
Ic.rstoe E!stg.an. Z of Et,insn.
x sp-ak &c might Selling before the Real Estate
scAoo 81 the Young Mems Christian Associa
A4.r 40 ~ lses asfa stfesf
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
FLoRIpA,s WINTER SEASON OPENS

Florida has started in earnest the winter season
OF 1905 All of the big hotels open to-day. Inc
popular Florida Special of the Atlantic Coast Line
left the city yesterday it's initial trip crowded
To it's capacity with passengers. This train, cleo
trio 1ebted throughout and composed of the finest
Pullman equipment. with observation and dining
cars offers safe, speedy and luxurious means OF
travelling to all Florida and Southern points.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
STEAMERS AZ FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.


Liverpool Jan 6--Georgic tEr,. York.
Glasrt W 6,T), New York via MOville.
Iyttieton, Jan Hawkes. Bay (Br) New York via Mel
bourne. sydney etc
Bristol Jan 6-Kansas City C3r>. New York
c.. Thomas jan o. a m-Guiana tBt York for
Plymouth Jan 3:45 r-President Grant Ger. New
York for Cherhourg and Hamburg.
Suez, e--Indrasamha (Br Yokohama. etc. for Bos
ten and New York.
Jan GWray Castle tBrt. New York via Port
Said Hong Kong
Uncor -F l E-- reeteD
4-Oiifeld tBrl. New York Rouen 9th.
Lincolnshire t3r). New YORK.
Monteyideo Jan 4-Horace tRrl New York for Ruenos
and Rosario.
adelaide Jan a-Apoida Ger. New York via Fremantic
Calcutta Ian "A
Kurrachee and Bombay
Madras Jan 6-Buiysses t3r) York Algiers for
Calcutta etc
Eanzic. l-Enersie lGer). New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07

r,.a,i,otio, ana Close IN New 1ork.
Hawaii japan Corea China and Philip
nine Islands Francisco1-Nip-
-
yanan Corea and China especially ad- . ~
dressed only. via Seattle-Suverc Jan iO 6:oV m
Hawaii (via San lcsco) Alameda Jan 10. o;oo p m
Nsw zealand Au4ralia (except Wesp.
samoan Islands and Ney Caledonia Via -
San FranciscoD-Forerit Jan IL, 9 p
Janan Corea China and Philippine Isl
snds via Vancouver and Victoria, b @
-Empress O China o:UV p m
Hawaii Japan, Corea China and Philip
FranciScoD-Asfa Jan 1t. 600
Japan Corea, China and Philippine Isl
lands (via Seattle)-Aki Maru.. Jan ID, 500 p m
Australia texcept Wes.), New Zealand.
samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia (via Vancouyer<an Victoria.
r CNMiowera Jan &c. 900
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands Cvia San
Francisco)-Mariposa 90 m
Hawaii Guam Philippine Islands via
San Frapcisco-U Transport. Jan 81. 600
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
BUYS a NEW JERSEY TRACT.

a Dillingham;. q has purchased a house and
cser.y aAl-s Milbgrz,. =. J..
r. He i-rn6e - OCCUPY premises. property
arectly opposite Pleasant DAYS Joseph =.
~ and aoSoius s.sts which stesar
Anrtshorn manufacturer. recently acquired
vacp along lines Geyeiopmen,
Rscks Br,-he-s the brokers in the ssc
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY
L the grace of God and independent-To Har-
A. Boyd. Emma Louise Connell. John T. Reed.
Florence Josephine Moore. Joseph e Birch. William
Birch. Sarah Louise Johnson. Belle John
son. william Johnson. Harrington Johnson.
Clinton Ney Genet David Delano Dunbar, Grace Vio-
letta CrandaIl. and Grace V Crandall executr.x
of the Will Testament of Josephine Dunbar.
deceased. heirs and Of kin OF Lewis G. Reed.
County OF New York deceased. send greet
Whereas. Edwin II. Moore. of the City of New
York. has lately applied the Surrogate's Court OF
our County New York have a certain instru-
nlent in writing dated January TO- 1906. relating to
both real personal property. duly proved the
last Testament OF Lewis G. Reed. late OF
York. deceased. Therefore
and you cited appear before the Surro
gate County of New York. his office in the
County of New York. the Goth day of February.
one thousand hundred and eight halfpast ten
in forenoon of that day. then and there
attend probate OF the said last VIII and Tes
And such of hereby titei.
under of twenty-one years required to
by guardian IL have IL YOU
have none. appear and apply for be
pointed. the OF your neglect failure to
do so. a will be appointed by the Surrogate
TO for In the proceeding.
In Testimony Whereof. have caused the Seal OF
Surrogates Court of the said County
L. New York be hereunto affixed Wit
ness. Charles II BeckNt+ Surrogate
of our said County OF New York at said County. the
goth day of December, in the year OF Lord
thousand nine hundred and seven.
DANIEL DOwDNEY.
the SurroSate's Court
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
Surrogates' Notices.

Tn PURSUANCE Or AN ORDER or HON. ABSER c.
i Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
10 all claims
George mouT the (fty Of Springfield Illinois.
deceased present he "ith vouchers Thereof TO
the subscribers their place of rsnsactig business.
Wall Street N of New York. q before the
day Of June next
DATED New YORK the 26th dav of November 1907.
DANIEL. SEYMOl' X
NORMAN SEYMOUR
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
IBv TELEGRAPH to The Tribune. ]

Omaha Jan. 6.-Omaha banks began the cancel
lation of Clearing House checks to-day, and viii
continue until all are taken UP. Every bank in the
city has now resumed cash payments and the situ-
alton is declared TO be normal
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
rBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune. I

Detroit, Jan 6-Five thousand idle workmen re-
sumed work in Detroit factories to-day The in
dustral and financial situation shows marked I'M
provement.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
rpv pvre,egr.nb n The Tribune !

Milwaukee jan 6.-Milwaukee banks resumed
cash payments for all amounts to-day. All Clear
ing House certificates will be retired as fast as re-
ce:vel By the resumption of industrial plants to-
dsv three thousand men returned to work
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
,.,,pEIEsS REPORTS.

The Oceanic was communication with cape race
Yesterday morning at O'clock when 1O5l miles east
of sandy Hook She expected reach her dock about
m "Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
Citations.

VNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK BY
the grace of and independent, TO Nancy
r Whittimore Elizabeth E. Cumminss Harriet j.
cross William NJ Marshall. George w MarshaH,
Dana Marshall, Susan H Parker, Herbert w; Mar
Eugene J. Marshall. Eben R. MARSHALL Emma
]. Htchins. Addison p kidder, Fsank p 6eT h,oaet'
Mary l. Hamblett Nancy Stetson, Edward X Durant
s. Isabel Adams David and 70 all persons nterSs,s1 crested
in the estate P Marshall, late OF the county
of New York deceased as creditors legstees next q
kin or otherwise gretting You and eacn OF you
hereby cited and required personally 10 De ana
appear before Surrogate of the County OF New
Surrogates' Court OF said County heid at
the Hall Of Records. the County OF New YORK. on
the eighteenth February 1908 at half-past ten
clock forenoon Of that day. then and there 70
attend judicial settlement Of the account OF pro-
ceedings OF Fanny C K. Marshall. as Executrix and
Trustee OF the will and testament of said de-
ceased; of you hereby cited as are
under the age of twenty-one years are required 10
appear by your guardian, if you have one. or If you
have none. TO appear and apply for one 10 be ap-
pointed. in the of your neglect or failure 70
a guardian Will be appointed by the surrogate
to represent and act for you in the proceeding -.
In testimony whereof have caused the seal OF
Surrogates Court of the said County of New York
to hereunto affixed
Witness Hon. CHARLES II. BECKETT,
Surrogate of our said County. at the County
I. of New York, the 27tn day Of December. IN
OF Lord thousand nine
hundred
DANIEL u DOWDNEY,
Clerk Of the Court
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
nv Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

by Telegraph 70 The Tribune.l
St Louis Jan. 6.-The financial situation has i'm
proved to such an extent in St Louis that the
banks have resumed making large currency loans
without premiums The federal collector has re-
sllrned the acceptance of checks
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
rRv Telegraph 10 The Tribune. !

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Jan. 6-The plants of the Re
public Iron and Steel Company and the Youngs-
town Steel and Tube Company resumed operations
to-day giving employment TO eight thousand men.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY
of God. Free and Independent--To Herbert
Lawrence Smith, Grace NJ Ware. William B. Imlach,
Charles smith. Executor Of the Last Will AMI
Testament Marianne Smith. deceased: Elizabeth A.
Smith as Executrx OF the Last VIII and Testament Of
Leroy Smith deceased: Frederick Richards Smith.
Chickt Sidney l. Smith. Eugene Reilly Marv d.
ested of Charles Smith. late OF the County
otherwise send greeting You and each OF you
hereby required personally 10 be and
before Surrogate of the County Of New York az the
Surrogates' of said County. held at the Hall OF
Records in the County OF New York the 14th day Of
February half O'Clock in the forenoon OF
day. then and there to attend judicial settlement OF
proceedings OF Charles Arthur Smith and
Caroline Louise Imach Executors and Trustees Of the
Last Testament of said deceased: and
hereby cited as are under the age OF twenty
years required by guardian If
have or II you have none to appear and apply for
o appointed. In the event of neglect
failure do guardian will be appointed by the Sur
and for in the proceeding.
testimony whereof We have caused the Seal of the
of said County Of New York be
hereunto affixed Witness Hon CHARLES H BECK
EFT, a Surrogate of said County,
IL 81 County OF New York, the 18th day Decem-
Der, the year of Lord thousand
and DANIEL j. DOWDNEY, Clerk of
Surrogates' Court
FETrRETCH. sILKMAN & sEYBEL. Attorneys for
Petitioners. Al Park Row. BoroL Of Manhattan
City.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 7o4 Sun sets $50 Moons age
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook 1918 Gov. Island 10:42 He'll Gate 80
PM-Sandy Hook Gov. Island II :29 He'll Gate LIZ
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
AMERICAN LOAN TO MOSCOW DOUBTED
Representatives Of Vanderbilt Family Not
Aware of Transaction.

London Jan. IA local news agency says that
one OF the Vanderbilt family has taken MOSCOW
municipal loan Of IeGce9 rubles Cs50o0G0 for the
construction Of street railroads The report is dis
credise5 by American financial houses.