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occurred this week. when Miss Jean
Kennedy. fourteen years old. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Kennedy. was
drowned. She was bathing at the time
with Miss Irma MacHarg. Both were
summer residents here. Miss Kennedy
died from fright. as was shewn in a
post-mortem, at which no water was
found in her lungs
Bishop A. w. Wilson and Bishop Col
Inns Denny Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. Bishop John n Walden
OF Cincinnati. Bishop Earl Cranston Of
washington will confer here next week.
Mr.. Edmund w. Foote of Washington
Is spending July at the Seaside
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Gisriel OF Baltimore
are making their headquarters at the
Majestic during an extended stay
Stopping at the Alaska, where they will
spend the greater part Of the season, are
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Cross and family
Of Washington,
At the Park View. where they are sea-
son guests, are Miss Anna N. Opdyke and
Mrs. 8. NJ. Hanley Of Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace B. Houghton and
family Of Washington are spending some
time at the New Philadelphia.
Mrs. Daniel L. Hooker, Miss Helen
Day and Mrs. r. H. Enrol are late adj
ditions to the Washington contingent at
the Whitfield.
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ALLENHURsT.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Specl1l correspondence Oh 1pe Stdr
ALLENHURST. N. J.. July o. 1910.
A committee Of Allenhurst cottagers
conferred with the Monmouth county
board Of freeholders a few days ago In
an attempt to have Ocean road extended
southwark to Asbury Park. Traffic Of
automobiles along the coast is getting
SO heavy that Norwood avenue. which
connects with the bridge over Deal lake,
Is terribly crowded. Five thousand au-
tomcbiles pass over 1t day. and there
Is, Of course, considerable other traffic.
Registered at the Allenhurst Club are
Mr. and Mrs c. B. Moran, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Stewart and family. Miss Marian
Dudenay, Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Wilson.
Miss Sara Trencr ard Mr.. G. L. Pell OF
Washington.
washingtonians at the Curlew include
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ellis. Miss F. r.
Stout, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Fitzgerald. Miss
Maria Edwards and Miss Edith A. Morse.
The Washington contingent at the
Dunes includes Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Eng
lish and family. Miss II. r. Walsh, Mr..
James A. Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Eagers and Mrs. Harriet B. Barnett.
Stopping at the Ocean View, where
they will remain through the month, are
Mr.. and Mrs Bernard Turner, Miss w.
E. Hale and Mrs. Merton Hale Of Wash
ington.
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cAPoN SPRINGS.
Special Correspondents Of The star.

Special Correspondents Of The star.
CAPON SPRINGS. W. Va. July 8. 1910.
Not only did Monday last prove ono
of the most elaborate "Fourths" ever
enjoyed at Capon. but 1t was also
among the most successful. For sew
eral days in advance every vehicle at
the disposal of the management was
in requisition to convey the arrivals at
Capon roads, the railway terminus. to
the springs while the entire place was
in gala array for the occasion. In the
morning a delightful card party was
given by Miss Maud Walmsley of Phila-
delphia, in honor OF Mrs. w. g.. Nolt-
ing of Baltimore, who is well known in
Washington from her frequent visits to
her relatives. the family OF Justice
Clabaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noting made the trip
up from Baltimore in their own tour
brother. Joseph Bonn of Washington.
up to Capon for the Fourth included
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Barrie, their
son. George Barrie. third. and Mrs. John
Gray Of Winchester, Va, and Mrs: Bar
RES mother Mrs: Potter OF Of, Ph ns .h.
former first secretary Of the Spanish
legation at Washington. who recently
returned to this country after accom-
panying her husband to his new post
at Peking. as minister to China. and
Siam from Spain, arrived Saturday at
Capon. where she is now occupying q
cottage for the season. Nine. Pastor
made the homeward journey OF 5000
miles over the Trans Siberian railway
and speaks most enthusiastically OF the
convenience and manifold interests Of
the route. She will rejoin Senior Pas
tor in the fall by way of india. thus
completing the circuit Of the globe.
DR.. ]. Ford Thompson OF Washington
is a recent arrival at Capon for stay
of some length. 80
Another visitor from Washington,
who. having come up for the Fourth.
has decided to remain over for longer
stay, is United States Marshal Auiick
Palmer. Mr.. Palmer is accompanied
by his son, Alfred Palmer.
Other recent arrivals from Washing
ton are Mrs. J. J. King. Miss Myrtle
Virginia King, Capt. W. q. Ross. U. s.
~. and Mrs. Ross, Mr.. ana Mrs Charles
H. Heating and child, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
w Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. H. g. Leonard
and son and Mrs. o. B. Lyon.
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p Van wickle Of Washington, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Exterday and George w. rs
terday. U. S. N; Mr.. and Mrs. F. W.
Quinte.
Mr.. c. b. Roderick of Washington is
spending the holidays at the st. Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldenberg of Washing
ton are guests at the Rudolph.
Mr.. A. Gilkes of Washington is guest
herd is spending ten days at the Hotel
Elberon.
Washington people registered at At
lantic City hotels:
colwyn-M. Gallagher, E. A. Yates and
Mrs. NJ. Sneaks.
Arlinston-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Leese and
Mrs. NJ. Davis.
Bouvier-Mrs c. Keane and Nora Tai
bert.
Runnymeade-Henry Hall and R.. Tai
New Dunlop-Mr and Mrs B. H. Col
Inns.
La Fontaine-Sidonia Dunn. Mrs. Joseph
Gessford. Dorothy Gessford. Rogers Cess
ford and Mrs. ]. Anderson.
Jackson-R. Ollie and NJ. s. Milton.
Storck-Catherine Pessasno and Amelia
Pessagno.
Raleigh-Mrs. A Wilkines. ?. Kinsinger,
Miss c. Parker and Miss A: Parker
Loraine-Mr. and Mrs. M. Blemenfeld
and Mrs. A. Klublatt.
Phillips House-Mrs. A. Resny, Miss
N. Resny and G. l.. Adams.
Davenport-Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Co.
veil.
Elwood-D. Rosenthal. D. Winter, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Shields.
Acme-Mr. and Mrs. n. d. Henly.
Monticello-Miss X. Mcdaniel and Mr..
and Mrs. James Lacy.
Creston-Charles Frialey. Miss Helen
Fria1ey, Miss Clara Frialey, Miss Caro-
line Frialey and Miss Carrie Frialey.
Chelsea-Mr. and Mrs. Meredith, Fran
els Mitchell and MIR. and Mrs. D. Botto.
Chetwoode-Mr. and Mrs. James Nc
Laughlin. May Daley and F. V. Daley.
New England-Fred Hartford, E. Block
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harris.
Netherlands-Helen Martin and G.
Cobb.
Shoreham-Chester Lanbrek and Mr..
and Mrs. L. Harr.
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LONG BRANCH.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
LONG BRANCH. N. j.. July 0. 1910
Strenuous sports have been more or
less tabooed at this resort during the
unusually warm weather. A few golf
enthusiasts play on the Hollywood links.
where there have been on an average
Of but twenty or thirty entrants in the
weekly Saturday subscription handicap
contests. and there is desultory play on
the tennis courts. Croquet is developing
quite a vogue, but surf bathing and boat
ing on the Shrewsbury have the call. and
launch parties are numerous. Dancing
in the evening at the hotels is the prin-
cipal activity At the Hollywood, Taxa
nassee, Scarboro and West End Shore
Club numerous concerts and dances are
held and they attract summer residents
from all along the coast.
Summer residents are taking much in
terest in the operations recently begun
on the 81. 100000 ocean pier The steam
sand digeers and concrete mixers on the
beach are a novelty.
Mr. and Mrs. n. *. Wrinkle. Miss
Frances Wrinkle, Miss Maud Wrinkle and
Mr.. and Mrs. John A.FSeymour Of WASH
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CAPE MAY.
ecial Correspondence Of The Star.


CAPE MAY. N. j., July 8. 1910.
While there is considerable life at this
resort. 1t Is not quite so lively as 1t was
over Sunday and Monday. when Cape
May entertained more visitors than on
any previous Fourth Of July. The Wash
ington colony has continued to grow dur
ing the week. The social life of the
week took on q new turn Thursday,
when events were given by the yacht
club and at the golf club Mrs. s. P.
Bullock of New York gave an invitation
medal play handicap tournament on the
links Thursday. In which there were
a BILE time was had Llewellyn Smith OF
Louisville was q leading player IN the
tournament.
The women's Association of the Cape
May Golf Club elected Mrs. r. Walter
Starr president, Mrs. ]. NJ. E. Hildreth
vice president. Mrs. George p. Middleton
secretary and Mrs. Luther c. Ogden
treasurer.
Races were started again this after
noon at the Cape May harbor, under the
auspices OF the Cape May Yacht Club.
for prizes, the aggregate cost of which
was nearly $500. Cape May has nearly two
hundred yachts. owned by members OF
the Cape May Yacht Club, and they form
an important part OF the social life OF
the community.
w B. Wright, ". NJ. Fairfax and Mr..
and Mrs r.. w. Irwin of Washington are
guests at the Hotel Cape May; Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Wright OF Washington are
guests at the Hotel Lafayette: Mrs. Tneo,
dore Richards and Mrs. H. r. Begelord
OF Washington are .soJourning at the
Baltimore Inn: Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Grow
er are among the Washingtonians at the
Colonial: Mr.. and Mrs George l.. Weston
have Joined the Washington colony at the
Windsor: Mr.. Joseph D. Walsh and Miss
Walsh Of Washington are guests at the
Virginia: Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin A.
Smith and their daughter Elizabeth of
Washington have arrived at the Stockton.
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dresses, through the gait is, Chinese
Americans seem to manage this new
mode better
The vast halls and Illuminated garden
terraces Of the casinos afford fine field
for dress on concert nights, and there are
familiar faces all around.
The venerable Earl of Halsbury. Eng
lands grand old ex-chancellor, still alert
and vigorous and looking fifteen years
less than his eighty three, is chatting
with his iniTnitable charm Of manner. BY
him his sweet-faced wife and two nieces.
They have been staying for some time at
the Bernascon.
: Americans include. or did a few days
since, Mrs. Marion Story and Miss Made
leine Knolton, Mrs. Adams and ner son.
Mr. and Miss Gilpin, Miss Campbell and
Miss Sadie Campbell, Mrs. and Miss
Croaker, MIR. and Mrs. Theodore Wood
lard. ali of New York; Mr.. w. Tudor of
Boston, DR.. and Mrs. A. c. Klebs of
Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs F. e. Perkins of
Providence, Mrs. A. NJ. Ryley OF Balti-
more.
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PINEY POINT.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
PINEY POINT, Nd, July 4, 1910.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
PINEY POINT, Nd. July 4, 1910.
A large crowd took arvantage OF the
bathing. boating. fishing. Grabbing. etc.
on the Fourth of July. Several automo-
bile parties from Washington spent that
day here. In the evening a dance was
given i'm the ballroom OF the hotel.
A party composed Of J.. Harris Rogers.
Miss Mae Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. J. &.
Rogers and Or. and Mrs. William Rogers
came from Hyattsville in an automobile
and stayed part of the week at the hotel.
A party Of forty will arrive en- the aist
and several organizations have applied
for quarters. The Piney Point Club or
Brookland, D. c., Is TO spend q vacation
here.
All Of the cottages in the subdivision
adjoining the hotel are occupied and sew
eral more will be built in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. c. Pollock are occupying
their cottage. and Mr.. and Mrs. johnson
and family are in their bungalow.
Some of the guests the past week in
Guided John Keene and w. o. Frye 90
Washington. w. Turner OF Leonardtcwn.
Mr. and Mrs. Buddecker and daughter
Of Washington.
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reached the Thousand Island House at
Alexandria Bay. on the st. Lawrence
river. N. Y. Of which he Is proprietor.
he was somewhat surprised to find the
season so well advanced and could only
account for 1t because Of the many early
catches made Of a splendid lot Of Ash.
The first day the colonel arrived he
was given reception aboard his newly
equipped steam yacht Nereid, which also
celebrated the advent Of the twenty-fifth
anniversary of his proprietorship of the
hotel.
Among those from washinston regis
tered at the Thousand Island House for
the month Of July are Capt A. Hatch,
Mr.. and Mrs HI. K. Fulton. John F. Car
mody, r. Carmody. r. c. Mckinney and
Harry Clarke.
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ESSICK HEIGHTS.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ESSICK HEIGHTS. Pa. July 8. 1910.
The golf course at Essick Heights con-
tinues to attract many new arrivals, who
spend almost the entire day on the
grounds. The air Is cool and stimulat-
ing.
The following guests arrived at the
Essick during the past week: Mrs. g. L.
Bstabrook and son Burk. Misses Grifhths.
g. L. Estabrook, Isaac Childs and daugh-
ter Of Philadelphia, Mrs. M. Mackenzie
and Mrs. R. Thompson, Trenton. N. j.;
r. L. Sledge, wife and daughter of Balti-
more, H. D. Stein of Harrisburg, Philip
Linn. wife and son. Lewisburg; Joshua
Holmes and family and William Wagner,
r.. Of Oak Lane.
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A1x-1Es.BA

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
France, July I, 1910.
So close to Geneva and only eight hours
from Paris.
All the slopes on the lake shores are
green as emeraids. The grand trees have
dark shady retreats. Roses are flaming.
the thrush and blackbird flute joyousiy
by day. and the nightingale still pours
forth his love sweet song by night. Tho
glory of early summer with golden sun
light and delicious breezes is ours.
The women. even though so absurdly
besashed at the knee and narrow at the
feet, look fascinating in their diaphanous
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ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ATLANTIC HIGH ANnS.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. N. j..
July g. 1910.
Bathing in the bay was largely In
dulsed in this week by several hundred
recreationists at Atlantic Highlands.
Preparations are being made for a
reception ana dance at the Brentwood
casino. Mr.. Peter F. Dunn Of the Brent
wood will manage the affair. Invitations
have been sent to a large number OF
cottagers.
Registered this week 1t the Tip Top
House are Mr.. and Mrs. p. n. Vickers,
Miss Mabel vickers. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
T. Ward and Misses Edith and Re
becca wainwright Of Washington.
Stopping at the Brentwood. where they
will remain during the month. are Mrs.
William Sheldon, Miss Sarah Sheldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Hildreth and Miss
Anna Strong Of Washington.
The Sea View House is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs C. D. Lee and Miss Annette
Goodyear Of Washington. - f-e-
- -
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POINT PLEASANT.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
POINT PLEASANT, n. j., July 8. 1910.
Registered from Washington at the
Leighton are Mrs. H. X. Gale. Miss Name
Gale, Mr.. and Mrs George s. E. Bristol,
Miss Bristol. Mrs. r. W. Eagen and Miss
Leila Thurber.
Stopping at the Carrollton are Mrs. E..
r. Clay, Miss Kate Clay. Mr.. G. e. de
Forrest, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Harper and
Miss Clare Beacham.
Pine Bluff Inn is entertaining Mr.. T.
II. Muncey, Miss w. E. Struthers, Mr..
Charles E. Weise, Mr.. r. G.. Goodyear,
Mrs. j. l.. Herring and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Blair of Washington.
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AT COLONIAL BEACH
Season Gay|y Opened With
Baby Show.
PRIZE TO THIS, CITY
Helen McCrone the Fortunate Little
Lady.
RECENT ARRIVALS NOTED
Cottage and Hotel Guests Having
Happy Time-Personal
Notes.
special correspondence of rne STAR !.

Special Correspondence Of The Star
COLONIAL BEACH, Va. July 9. 1910.
The crowds which visited the Atlantic
City of Washington during the holidays
was greater than in the past history of
the Beach. and hundreds Of Washington
ians, took advantage of the double trip
which was inaugurated last Saturday.
The afternoon of the Fourth a success
ful baby show was held upon the pa
vilion, given by the Colonial Beach Com
pany. when Miss Helen McCrone, the
little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Nc
Crone Of Washington. captured the gold
medal award by her winsome beauty. The
Judges were Prof. Uriel Davis, Mr.. Guy
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OCEAN GROVE.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
OCEAN GROVE, n. j., July 8, 1910.
The Quakers invaded Ocean Grove this
week, coming down Wednesday for
seven-day conference. Meetings are be-
ing held from o'clock in the morning
until laie In the evening each day for
the discussion Of religious and educa.
tional subjects.
The first bathing fatality Of the season
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ington are making their headquarters at
the Scarboro during an extended stay.
Registered at the Tallahassee are Mr. and
Mrs. Hobert B. BIuhm and family Of
Washington
Stopping at the West End cottages are
Mrs. T. L. Freeman. Mr.. and Mrs r. r.
Norton and Miss Kathleen Boyd OF
Washington. =:
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In the Alleghanies.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special CoFfespondenee Of The Star.
GOSHEN. Va, July 8. 1910.
Among the recent Washington arrivals
at the Allegheny Inn are Mr.. J. Edwards
Thomas. Mrs. Harriet Quick. r. NJ. Ber-
ger, John OMaliy. Miss Mary Goodrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Clapham. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. II. Church. J. Dawson Will
Hams. Mr.. and Mrs. John NeWbcld. Mr.
and Mrs. Thompson. Dr.. and Mrs. Krog-
stead, ex-CommiSsiouer and Mrs. West.
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MONMOUTH BEACH.


Special Correspondence OF The star.
MONMOUTH BEACH, N. J.. July o. 1910.
The great event of the week along this
section Of the coast was the opening on
Independence day OF the new pavilion
and baths built his>spring on an eiab-
crate scale for the Monmouth Beach Inn
patrons and summer residents In the ex-
elusive cottage colony that surrounds the
hotel.
REGISTERED this week at the Monmouth
Beach Inn are Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Rand.
Miss Florence Reasoner. Mr.. and MIS-
Phelps Austin, Mrs. r. II. Heaton. Miss
Cornelia Heaton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ton P. williams, all OF Washington.
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why do you not furnish . place for
your employees. to wash upr'
"They would wash up before quitting
tims."-Buflajo Expcoes.
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James. can trust you with the key
20 the wine cellar?" "a
The new butler tstimy)-''Certainly, ar,
I have seen all the labels.-Iifo.
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ALEXANDRIA BAY.

Special Dispatch 70 The Star.
ALEXANDRIA BAY. n. r. July a.
When Col. o. @. staples. Washington.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-04


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S-'rpcias Cunningham 20 Alloe =
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New-York tribune., 1910-06-04
LIS PENDENS.
JUNE 8


FRANKLIN AVE. :. "a Il 7 Of 1T0th ST,
Is 1QKlV0. Charles HUns e. a agr Charles Garner
- al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney, G " s
Schulz.
18TH ST. Ias East: Mary L. p Ferris agt
B.rhsrt 8 Ferris laction 70 restrain sale); at
torney. " Ferris
LEXINGTON AVE 1857: WOLF MeIlls sgt
fg-ca Ohm e a foreclosure Ct mtg; attorney.
Z y Freedman.
- AVE. : 255-2 Il z % 17sth ~. 50x10S2
lsiCcF Cline aE- Northwestern Realty co ct a
cC-eclcsure CT mtg; attorneys, Lsse & Connolly
! I5gT5 s.. 81 g 80 Il " OF Elton ave. 25x9s s.11;
iJaa1es . Nentz agt Emma Horenbufger et al
tC-re-10s--e Of mtg, attorney, swain
e 80 AVE. s. 21J-2 Il OF 1TSth 81. 50xios. *
sirreg. August Levi sgt Northwestern Realty CO
e al eoreclssure OF mtg: attorneys, Lese q
EolneiIy
az Adam Schurnnsan - Fl foreclosure OF utS);
sttorreys Davis & Kaufman
~ AVE cor 111th 81. 1o011x150; Raiser
EesrirE Co agr Apartment Construction Co et al
lection 10 SET aside deed; attorneys, Foster &
Cunningham.
se.ll. Morris Levin agT Tautog Realty Co e. al
tectiCr 20 fCrecose mechanics Iien)i attorneys,
.-arcusou Brothers.
CARNINE ET Z cor Bedford 81, 25zI5: East
hroaewar, 2 s, 7e4 II ot Jererson 81 25,1x
10. 18th s. :. 70 Il " OF 9Th ave. 25xloo;
Camilla Clsrk agt Camilla b Peters et(al (par-
fror). attorney. r < Ransom
sd sT- e. 1ss Il u Of Central Park West,
1IIlC2-2 sd -, E. 165 z " Of Central Park
Ves- inches I2s 9x inches x25 2: Flora Nord-
liager sgr Oakley Myers e al foreclosure Of
rstg) attorney, " Bondy.
SOUTH 81. Ise and 1es: Grand st. 4e5 10 so:
Bower 10: BoNery. I93; Broome 81. S7e;
Er9ous -, Ss6. Spring - q and 80; PTlnce 81
az Pierre JorlIlars. 3r. e. al cDa-tiuon); after
Eey. 2 Eodgsktu-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-04

LOGAN HOLLISTER--IN PURSUANCE OF
an order of Hon Abner c. Thomas. one OF
the Srrrogates OF the County Of New York,
notice is hereby given that the undersigned in
tends to apply to the Surrogates' Court Of the
County of New York for the issuance TO her of
letters of administration upon the estate OF
Hoilister Logan, late of the County Of New
York deceased. under the provisions Of the
hnal paragraph OF section 1854 OF the Code oc
CivH Procedure And all persons having
claims against the said Hoilisscr Logan, de-
ceased, are hereby notified to present the
same. with vouchers thereof. TO one OF the
Surrogates of the County of New York at the
Surrogates' Office in the Hall Of Records, in
the BOrough of Manhattan. i'll the City and
county of New York on or Lefore the 1+th
day Jf June. A. D. 1910. Dated. New York
ELIZA K. LOGAN. Petitioner.
MACFARLANE & MONROE. Attorneys for
Petitioner. IS Liberty Street, Borough Of
Manhattan. New York City.
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner c. Thomas, Surrogate OF the
County of New York, notice is hereby given
TO all persons having claims against SisInund
Cufterrnan, late Of the County of New York,
deceased to present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscribers. at their place OF
,trarsacting business No AZ Broadway. in the
city of New York. on or before the 18th day
Dated New York. the 25th day OF January.
1910.
MAN, Executors. ..
EINSTEIN, TOWNSEND & GUITERMAN.
Attorneys for Executors. AZ Broadway.
New York City