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New-York tribune., 1908-05-28

markets were teegraphed as follows: Mobile steady
HES HES sale. s$sssassa
Ausasta hr uneRsnsed Hnia' at lae safes
IS s.s. . gas. Issa a Al Al
orleans % at s y ts .ss. sas hass
pa na,es; Charleston firm. UNCHANGED at Ike Whining
at sales st s Sae Memphis Sfs1 Steady
unchanged sn, at lise sales $500 bales Estimated
loo to 1000 bale. against 44s last week and 1s5i
s3s leans 600 sSo last
$sSs last year so'' 'A'e against 'AS' week
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot
ton fair business doing: sales 5000 bales: specula
s sGn and export 800 american 1000 receipts 900
ssssd ass points of and & s on
changed to 41d higher and Id to "a lower
1 fs MIy Mayiu.s 1an
5sd Ssd 6sosd
M and
FLOUR AND MEAf-Flour traders report an i'm
and bakers There were good sales Of The former
EsneT5ns zen he'd quiet
Sss Ss,s EssaSaFs sSS1
ssS%'' g. Sas5 SafH Snsr sos
1 N2 Fair to Has s eba5s ass sasy
8 ssas Is SeRS MEAL on,a fD SHotsa ,1s KIM dried
iSE sSssi s soaTss a1s: sSssi
msss & Ssss nias5s
Sc RT SS 70 s Ssa that 'e crop condition,
in the western belt bad bulls
wheat market broke cent @ per bushel :o-dsy and
made to work up little enthusiasm over com
of too osh n rain 5r in s. nth kansss and
the mood Of traders more bearish view Of the
Tuesday leaving the MAJ 5narkst supplied M With rather
were also received from the Danube districts where
good rains have fallen; and from France Germany
by satisfactory foreign reports
FuetdsS closing but = sd net higher In the way
of statistics conditions were pretty well balanced as
spoiis stock lost 800 bush in the last days
Rradstreets was oniy so3 600 bush compared
with decrease last year of e2s5ooo bush seaboard
s1 of o whest st and Gpr As @ of that hs m m
days that market has received 4oa 900 bush
OF wheat. compared with 122. 900 bush in the
sisted six In New YORK cash was
red in eevator and 81 o1s b aaoat; 10 ! North
sTn Duluth; s. 10. and No hard winter: 81 1913
on May corn at Chicago. which sold at Sic, thereby
July Contract advanced sc and September similar
amount followed near the close by sharp reaction
the previous night while May closed 11sc higher
be large enough possible almost any price
for that delivery, although it thought probable
any sensatonalIy high figures there was a fair
rafs ON buray but ann eemed @ make ne @
preston on May. which ruled strong all day up TO
rivals bush of year. Reports
large settlements by shorts we're current but could
not be confirmed As a result Of more favorable
weather 1t was said that planting was quite general
S corn hs4e was auoted 7so
The 1no Of green buF S afSaf
house buying. gave the oats market hrn tone
Tanced. closing as foiiows Mi9ed as to 80 is 54o:
natural white % to 81 n, 5sG5al4c, and cli-nei
white, 81 to 40 n. 5sG84itc. RYE-Marlet firm:
ket nominal
New-York tribune., 1908-05-28
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. May 7.-CATTLE-Receipts. estimated.
about II 900 head; market steady steers 81 80;
cows SO 1885 rs; heifers. So s6 rs; bulls. 81
s5 75 81 5oG Sc So sockers and feeders So 25
a SIS 10 HOGS = Receipts. estimated. about % 600
head; steady strong; choice heavy shipping.
50 IS as butchers IS 40 s. So light mixed s. 80
S. So pigs 81 $50 SIS SO: bulk sales 80 40.
SHEEP-Receipts. estimated. about 16, 900 head mar
ket weak; sheep, *a9s5: lambs IS 25Gse 80: year
Cincinnati May 27-HoGs-steady; butchers and
shippers s. go common, 81 55 as5 40. CATTLE
Slow and steady fair TO good shippers IS % IS
common. 81 50as5 rs. sHEEP-steady. 81 oo@ - so:
lambs steady: 1o925c lower 50 5oGsT: clipped - rs
East Buffalo. Mary 27.---CATTLE--steady: prime
So 5oas7. VEALS-Receipts. 800 head; active
ZOO head; slow So ioo lower: heavy and mixed:
$5759s5 So Workers, s5soqs575 pigs. S4qs2;
roughs 81 so 81 u.s. stags SO 5oas+: daries s5 500
IS 70 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 1900 head
SO s5 yearinss IS 25a IS So wsthers s56s' IS ewes
81 25Gs4 10; sheep mixed. s2ds5 ~ ooo
city May 81 - CATTLE - Receipts. 5000
head including 800 southerns: market steady to 1oc
50 40 81 rs fair 10 good 50 70 &e 20
81 Sc 75 stockers and feeders 50 Soa go 20
Southern So asa s6 25; Southern cows - 80
81 20 native ssds5 10: native hsifers s5aS 80 TO-
bulls 50 40as5; calves. s4ass %. HoGS-Reeeipts.
head: market strong SC higher: top. So so;
s5 25 IS 45; heavy SIS foq IS so pack
s4as445 sHEEP-Recepts 5000 head lambs steady :
Texans 1oa 20c higher lambs s. 2h So So ewes and
seariinEs Si7s4 so; Texas vearlings. - Iau3o %,
Texas sheep So 759s4 35: stoekers and feeders '3G
So ~
Pittsburg May 27-cArTLE-supply light. steady
choice 81 T5as7 prime. SIS 40dss 65 sHEEp-supply
light dull prime vethers s4 sOds4 90. culs ana
mon s2gss; Iambs s4ges VEAL CALVES. SIS 5oasT
50. ro1ghs s. oossa rs
New-York tribune., 1908-05-28

toAee cstes: Rio-Ma-ket steady. no 4 RIO 3sog,''
sge 3-Ieo. receipts 5000 bags; shipments lor d o
sllteo States 5000 bags shipments for Europe.
stocs Z3s 900 Santos-Aarhet 91lteo., -
80 $3.50. receipts, 5000 bags: stock. ei"'Voo
tealoa-Ezlsrket opened unchanged a. ? m Nes Ie'
-cLsEgec u = pfennig lower. at m was net uIi
tssagec = pferrtg lower. sales. 5000 bags Hare
s.lea = fgsnc: . unchanged - = franc Io"ei'
= 20 n Unchanged; total sales, 10000 bags.
,.NpfIOA-The market was less acllF- 70
- business being largely professional, "hlle
s were with prices in the late iah--iIe
.,Hlg decidedly easier. tendency Inc cIose Mas
- a. cecllne Of 10 IS points 6aIes "ere =
,sssc q 2fo The market opened nrff sl an
800 o points betteT cables man cue ~
ss--lst crop report There was 70 puIl support IN
sr-ee however and after first few minutes iile
~ re or 10 q net decline Of 10 points. tls
~ e-op ho.cinK relatively steady This was foo"es
- FsIy by crop T'osijl"n "IiGh c1itlee i
atAed again in the trading closing 80 me loves,
tsE y orleans marker ana
'oent Influential in Inc late 4oss
op report early in the DAY lholcate1 49,
o. { ltre ! per cent IN area SO q es,a.
p.ci q A report ISSUED py d "a
- sireef 1oue. the DAY ana tan'a Oh it
irc1r 6l2 correspondents lnolcaiFo ~ ~
q per acreage aIc an sNtias-
6t per The Iitlon last year "s ~ -
enc Lhe was hZ-" Igei
reports being received from western srcuols
more fsvoratle and in The Eastern ~ ,.,
KY sAuil factor Tineed cotton vas soio 81
T. liverpool people ssid be at the hshes' pioe u
Iht CONTRACT prices in the local market 10
New-York tribune., 1908-05-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool May 2T.-C1osins: wEEAT-spot frn: No
red Western winter. 3D. No California. as 9t7d;
futures quiet: July Is SD September. IS Sd peceI1-
Der, as pad. CORN-Spot firm; American. kiln
dried IS lid; American mixed. 6s futures dull
May nominal PEAs-Canadan firm IS 90; FLOuR-
Winter patents steady, 29s Cd. HOPS-1n London Pa
ciho Coast steady. Il 15s@f2 los BEEFnE1trs India
mess Arm 1o3s Cd PORK-Prtme mess, Western. firm
7s. Cd HAMs-short cut Il TO Is n. hF1n 40. tss ss
short rib 16 10 "a n. steady Ais 3d. long clear mid
dies light 81 10. steady. AS Cd; long clear mid
dies heavy 35 steady, 4Os Sd short Gear
backs Is to ~ steady, 4os clear bellies IA 70 is 70
steady 42s shoulders square. II 70 IL lo seady oOs
TAR-Prne Western tierces. steady, 42s 3D. Aneri
can refined in pals steady. ABS Sd s.t-Iooa
dull. SO4S5s. CEiEESEl-Canadian nnes,
White Old steady 62s; Canadian finest coored Old
stead 62x TAIIOW-Prine city easy. Eos- 1Or-
pTSTI SFs-Snirits steady, 34s 3D. ROSIS-Connnon
steady S. Observation-Disclosures quiet o@d LIN
SEED OIL-F1Tm. 2Ss Sd
New-York tribune., 1908-05-28
rnHl PEOPLE oE THE STATE OF NEW YORK BY

FTHD PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY
l. the grace OF God and independent To RsbeccA
Frfedland-r. individually under
will and testament OF Louis Frfe5isndsr. deceased
Eiska Mter. Hiram L. Friedlander, Louis NJ Mittler.
Louis Frtedlander (rhe the admins
Frteder1Ss
KEEL Diseased. and her next OF all OF whom and all
OF whose and residences unknown ard ths
executors administrators other legal
whom and all Of whose and residences
known. and ali persons interested IN the OF
Louis Fedander late OF tn. City OF New York deceased
and 70 all the persons 5ho entitled absolutely or
contingently the tsrn will operation OF
law share In the fund in the proceeds OF the
erty held Rebecca Fredander and Joseph c Levi
a OF their trustees under said will sert
greeting You and each OF you hereby cited
aured personally be ard appear before Srosat.
OF the County of New York the Surrczates Court OF
said County. held TIE Hail OF Records. County
Of New 23d day OF 1908
o'clock
the judicial settlement the OF said
Levi. a trustee under the will and
said Louis Friedlandsr. deceased Ard q
hereby cited. under the
years. required 10 appear by guardian
have II appear and
10 appointed, or
failure % do guardian will appointed the
rogate 10 represent and for you proceeding
Surrogates' Court Of County OF New
York 10 be hereunto affixed Witness. Hon.
IL 81 Charles Il Beckstt. a Surrogate OF said
County. at the County ot New YORK sth
day OF April IN the year OF Lord
thousand nine hundred and eight
DANIEL J. DOwpNEY.
Clerk OF Surrozatss' Court
New-York tribune., 1908-05-28

ssss Is d g5 oats de So sf s sasa e. hSs1zf
FLOWERS. Norfolk Per basket So Tids ne.
crate 81 25@s2 so; New Orleans per !oo - oogso'
IORSERADISH, western Dbl, So SoaS4 SO; 90
sey, per bbl 81 50QSS so; kAI4E nearby per DBL 90
GSOc: LETTUCE, nearby per bbl S1gsl 90; 90 Per
basket 25Q65c: MINT. per 100 ounches 6OcgSl; MCSa
ROOMS hothouse, per 70, 10q5Oc; ONIONS Texas NnlIe
per crate o0cQs1 25: yellow. ooc4S1 20 do Beruoa
per crate 81 2aS1 30; do Cuban. standard crate
S1ds1 25 Egyptian, bag, y 4ogS@ o1 Lr1r1T'
nearby per 100 punches, 50caS1; SHALlOIS. neaToy'
per 100 lunches s19s1 25 OKRA Southern per
81 5oass so; Florida per carrier Sgs1 5sa 60
kinds s1as1 25 do Batinore Per pa easSe, Nn Ic
Telephone. 5ocgs1; do other kinds s5gI'c: 81 5S
New Orleans curly per Dbl, s2GS3: do pIaln = 9gP
s8 RADIsHBs nearby: 100 PUNCHES 259S9c $50 RHSI s
BARB nearby per 100 bunches $1a$2: sTRlNG bESs p
Norfolk wax per basket, SO 259s3 49, do green y %
ST IS; third basket 73caSl 90: 40
fat green 75cGS1 25: Lake City green per basket
75c6s1 23 do other South Carolina green and wax per
basket 1OcQs1; do Georgia, green and wax. log
do Florida green per basket or crate. loS9
81 DO New Orleans green. per basket T5cds1; SPINACH
nearby per bbl, 50Q75c; SQUASH. marrow per Dbl
crate 81 25dS1 so; white Dbl. l5cG1S1 .; do
per box 10000 yellow crookneck Dbl crate sig
10: do per box 50d75c; TURNIFS. Canada Tutabaga
Dbl 50dS1 %: other rutahaga per Dbl or bag
81 2Qs1 So white. per bbI Dbl crate. 5OqISc To
MAToEs. Florida, per carrier s1aSs IS; WATERcREss
per punches. s1dS1 ..
roleao May 27.-CIIOvERsEED-octobe s. IS; De
rr1be
New-York tribune., 1908-05-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
BEANS AND PEAS


er.Ns AND PEAS-Receipts to- day, "a sacks beans
p.at1ss the domestic receipts there was steamer IN
ports with IL l5o bags beans Very
@ s mis- foreign had been sold TO arrive ana
II.sei new ct about former rates
| , domestic continues quiet. and the gen
beans. however. are
,,,,ia sTner with holders asking more than We
scotch peas spsringly offered and IN sellers
~, BEANS. choice. per busfel
&c .g % common 10 good, 81 2tGt2 90 do medium
- - AZ DO good. 81 ltG 80; pea
bice Tos So ~ to good 81 2oqs2 81; DO
narrow, 81 1882 Is: DO pea. 81 25dS2 30. 10
Inesinm Sc i5as2 90 do white ktdnsy shoice s. @Sg
- So sr s5N<l o. black turtle soup. choice, 81 I01
se ,eiiou eve choice s. 35d92 40 lima California
s. e. -" e. s59S3 30 PEAS. scotch bags Per husheL
81 60. -. ..aay IN aAa ntrs Tn. market
l]r,sins steady position choice and fancy grades
orsswerr with demand fsn. but there Is no
oI hss4 - trede some stock going into storaEe
~ mos, of the speculative operators are hoidne
advantage. The medium
o. - ereamery are little trEasr. as there are not
New-York tribune., 1908-05-28
GOULD ROADIN TURMOIL
Receioersh;p for Wabash -Pittsburg
Rumored If 1t Defaults.

q ,r.skness in the Gould stocks yesterday most
--ounced in Missouri Pacific which suffered an
~-re-1e decline of si4 points and closed g. net
- of 5 points. ascribed principally to the
- - that the semi-annual interest of per cent
a.. Tune J. on the s2s.5o.olo first mortgage 4 per
- bonds Of the Wabash -Pittsburg Terminal Rail
- fonaany. amounting s5eooo0, would not be
r.s. ana that reoeivership proceedings would fol-
,,r .he default
,r., isentifed with the Gould system were disn
rived 10 make any statement concerning the posi-
.,o- ~ the Wabash -Pittsburs Terminal but IT was
t5 IN quarters which should be well Informed on
&c subiect that the rumor probably true AL
.boush there possibility that funds might he
s,-4brorning 10 meet the interest obligations II
IS commonly known that the Wabash -Pittsburr
Company not earning its fixed charges but
:, was said with some positiveness a few weeks
sro that arrangements would be made for helping
o,t the company. In the fiscal year ended ON
1rne &C. 1907. the company had a deficit of s4s6sl7
end its earnings in the current fiscal year have
tsen less favorable than last year
The Wabash Fft-sburg Terminal Railway which
extends from q competition with the Wheeling &
7ske Erie, Jewett. Ohio eastward to Pitts
rure forms the eastern end OF the Wabash sys-
zen Its entire capital stock Of SO 600 600 is owned
nv the Wabash Railroad Company. 1t has an
authorized issue of $4,000 600 first mortgage per
cent bonds Of which s2s.Seocoo are outstanding. the
,r-e-est on which. noted, may not be met when
pavable next Monday, and S2oooD.ooo second mort
gage Per cent income bonds, the interest on
which VII from June lSlO, become liked charge
The security for both classes Of the bonds in
cludes the companys holdings of Wheeling &
Lake Erie stock-S11- $4,000 common, ss42s 500
second preferred and ss4756o first preferred-ghich
represent controlling interest case of
foreclosure the control Of the Wheeling & Lake
Erie which extends from connection with the
Wabash at Toledo TO the Ohio River near Wheel
ing might be lost 20 the GoEids. The Wheeling
a. Lake Erie has itself 100000 three-year per
cent notes maturing august l. Since the first
q this year two Of the Goulds roads, the Inter
national d Great Northern and the Western
MARYLAND. have been placed in the hands of re-
oeivers.
II after strong opposition from the Penn
eylyania Railroad four five years ago that the
Gould system obtained its entrance into Pitts
burg. where business awaited Il in the form Of
. per cent. Of the westward tonnage of the Car
negle Steel Company. the contract for the hand
ling Of which by the Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal
Company has still seventeen years This
traffic estimated be worth 5000. 600 year
II gross earnings 10 the Wabash -Pittsburg and
affiliated comDanies.
The va a-Pittsburg first mortgage bonds
steady in yesterdays market. closing al 49.
against 4s;2 on Tuesday; while the second mort
gage incomes. which had closed the preceding
day I54- y and reacted TO l11s al the
close.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-28
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFFF-The coffee market very quiet to-day,
eles beng reoorted o1 only $500 The market
unchanged and closed quiet. unchanged to .
points hiEhe- nothing OF Importance IN the
taegr European markets Havre vas 1n T.
c-s-ged Hamburg unchanged 10 a pleH,
rg lover OF primary markets Rio vas nnchaIge1
and Santos 50 higher. Receipts were nlooera
lie IS go bags against 55 Ooo bags Iast
fes- Ea6 y coo years Jundiahy receipts were
400 600 bags lest year and ooeo t~O
Years certainly attracting very Atte
uncertainty resaTcrg
otco-ne auction sales scheduled
Nay q Hamburg Rotterdam Is increasing me
z further
information appears reaching the trade concerning
ee harvesting crop the prooao!e foiun27
q The movement weather was reported IN
a. districts Sao PauIc to-day, but temperatures were
tot enough srs1e damage at this season
= ne yes-. market cvtee was STEADY Win
eootsetons basis Of 6Asc for Rio No
Tie prices in the local market toay
Follows
New-York tribune., 1908-05-28

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, BY
Il the grace of God free and independent Nadarns
Marie Pasta-ano. Jean B. 3
geret Louise WELLER WELLER, Daniel WELLER Well
Alice WELLER formerly Alice WELLER Wetler).
Albert Weller. Henrette WELLER WELLER.
Augustine Babette McNazIghton formerly WELLER
WeiIIer. Daniel Weller. Caroine Metzger (fornery
WELLER Ludwig Weler). Barcho
WeilerI John Ahsbahs Weller FIorencs
as .Ieonore weiller) Hebroner (forunery we'll
ler) Amy WELLER otherwise Emma WeiIer).
Alice Sweeney Samue Jacques Bergcrst. Abraham Lucfen
Bergeret Anna Bergeret Marcel Rene Morse
BerEeret Marthe Esther
Berseret Henri Bergeret,
Dorothy Weller. Siegberu Lau-
Levi. Richard Getzger and Ruth Metzger. send
Qured personally be and before
OF the County the Surrogate's OF
County the County Court House in City
York the 9th day Of June 1908. half past
in that to
show why WELLER should be appointed
substituted under will
xsts WELLER. originally therein. VIII
4, now and such you hereby cited
the OF tVenty-one years. required
appear by your II have
your neglect failure to do guardian
appointed by the Surrogate 10 represent
for you the proceeding
In testimony whereof, the OF the
York 70 Be hsreunto affixed Witness. Hon
lSeaLI Charles H. Beckett Surrogate
day OF April in year Lord one
thousand nine hundred AMI eight
DANIEL J. DOWDEEY.
Clerk OF Surrogates' Court.
Attorneys tor Petitioner No 17o Broadway, New
"
New-York tribune., 1908-05-28

yTyHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE; OF NEW YORK. BIZ
i tho grace OF God and independent. to Mary E
English CIeorxanna Crofrut J. Parknan Crosby. Ellen
Warren, Fannie Warren. Mary Warren. John Warren-
Matilda Sfuzzy Stevens. Nellie Crosby Ie-els
Homer Hine Thomas D. Hire. Bertha Nouthrop Fack-
susan Mouthrop. Moulthrop- Bradley Crofut-
Ellen Broga Mary Wilson, Sarah Augur, Emily Augur.
Mary R. s. Gilbert Maria Barnes Ellen Phelps. Clara NJ
Tuttle Ives Myra L. Matthews. Bridget Cross
Emily Hiue. Eliza c. Wilkins. Lilly Warren Eliza
beth T Watson Margaretta W Crosby. Thomas D
R Crofrut. The Proprietors OF the New Haven City
Burial Ground Brooklyn Trust Company. Caroline Louse
Drew VI. John w Drew. Charles W
Morris sr Charles Morris. jr Edward Z Morris and
Charles Hne. and TO all persons interested IN tas
Margaretta B. Warren late Of the City OF New
otherwise send greeting: You and each OF you
hereby cited required personally be and BE-
fore our County OF New York. at tas
Surrosates said County. held at the Hall OF
IN he New the 3Oth day OF
hak-past ten o'clock in the forenoon OF
of proceedings OF Nathan H Turtle. a.
executor Will and Testament OF Marzaretts
b. Warren deceased such Of hereby cited
are under age OF required
appear by your guardian if have X
appear and apply for to be appointed in
pointed by the Surrogate represent you
the proceeding. In testimony whereof have caused
the Of Surrogates Court said County ot
New York 70 affixed Wituess. Hon Abner
C. Thomas, q Surrogate OF our said county; az
II. 81 County OF New York. the 5th day Of May.
in year Of Lord thousand nina
hundred and eight DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF Surrogates' Court
EDw. W. DAVIDSON. Attorney for Executor. Davidson
Bldg. 46- 4S Lavton Street. New RocheIls. n. T.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-28

Under the following conditions:
Bids must be at its office by IL
A NJ Monday which time bids will be closed
bono the Highest Bidders
Bids must be omit the following terms:
ed check. Draft Money order lor
of bid must accompany DID,
is o
() Full bid be deposited IN any Nauona or
Bank Trust Company to be held by sucn oanh u
subject sight draft
attached accepted Certificate Of said deposit
bid;
90 New York draft money order fo Iu
of with bid, the Company "hlch
event the accompanied by full payment Will be ac
preference of nehaf OF one per cent IN copeo
With other bids Illustration: 100 it will be counted
10o5; if bid will be counted 9O1s.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-28
Clerk OF the Surro gates Court
wETHERHORN a LINK. Attorneys for Trustees. II
= Broadway N T. CITY

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BIZ
i the grace Of God free and independent. 70 Mary L
Barley. Mary l. Seton. Ethel 3 Norrie. Helen c. d
Pourtaes. Eva de Neuhize Rita Barley Pierre L Bar
bey Henry 9. Barley William Barley. Emile Fatio.
Euzenie de Rou1st. Helene Buds Henry Freyuond "
Gordon Smith. American Episcopal Church. Helen ds
Morster Victor Bourgeois Marguerite Pasteur Maude L
Morsier William Freeth Eugene Martin. 81. Luksis
Hospital IN New York Domestic and Forsgr Missionary
Society Of the Protestant Episcopal Church Sociey or
York Hospital American Bible Socsty, Hone for
Incurables. Lukes Hospital for INDECENT Christian
Females Luk.s Home Aged Womenl- Louisa
Leroy. Edmond Fato Albert ds Rouet Edith Coventry
Lorfuard, Sesckuan Lorillsrd. Mary D.
Seton Helen Seton Henry Seton. Marie " de Nsuhi5e
Jeanne 6. de Neufize Alix de Pourtales. Irene es
Pourtaes. Jacqueun Pourtass. Lanfear B. Norries
Emily r Norre Valerie Norre and Pierre L. Baroeys
Jr and all interested in the Estate OF Henry
Iesatees kin otherwise greet
ing You OF hereby sitsd and required
personally be before Surrogate OF tbs
County Of New York, the Surrogates Court OF said
County held the Hall Of Records, In the County OF
New York tho fifth day OF Juns 1908 at haf-p past
judicial settlement OF the account OF
ceedings OF Adrian Isslin. A Lanfear Norris and
Henry @. Barley. Executors OF the Last VIII and
Testament OF said deceased. and such OF as sre
required appesr your guardian. II you have
II have and apply for one 10 %
appointed. in the OF neglect failure
do guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate To
represent and act for you in the proceeding;
IN testimony caused the Seal OF the
Surrogates Court said County OF New
York to b. hereunto affixed Witness. Hon
81 Charles H. a Surrogate OF said
- County, the County OF New York. the 18th
day OF April. In year Lord ons
- DANIEI, J. DOwDNEY
Clerk Of the Surrosates' Court.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-28
Instruction.
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCe
supplies Professcra Teachers Tutors Govsrn1asex
to COLLEGES School ana Families Apply
Ma u. j. YOUNG FULTON. 23 Ualou SQuask !.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-28
To Whom 1t May Concern.

All persons are hereby notified that ave share csr-
tihcats 1892 c. NJ & ST. P common has been
destroyed by ere and dupncats applied for
New-York tribune., 1908-05-28

u,r.s -oosl market SPOT cotton was 80
,.,,enged SOC for rrddling upland arc = -.
- 1-ool-ng Ga4t Sales -Gao baIes soalaeFH fp"'
New-York tribune., 1908-05-28
YOU WILL BUY THESE

hbonds Negot
vIocaed NevY
Real Eta
bndssue
of
cpal lwflb be
chweH
in to kc
of
orfa
New-York tribune., 1908-05-28
They May NOW BE PURCHASED AT

denomination of borns are &c
sired otherwise the Company will Judgment in MI
the s,hscripon Bids 500 $1,000 bond
and up to the will be accepted at the highest
prices bid l., ..u
If the deposit will be returned In u
and applied FOR De allotted
amount due on
balance tender OF BOND VIII
forfeiture The Company
bids in event OF oversubscripon
at price bid.
Temporary for payment accepted bids viii be
of bonds The bonds bear interest,"
will made 10Th
before.
be addressing the under
signed All addressed to the BROOKLYN
RREVOORT COMPANY Brevoort Building, Brooklyn. N T.
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