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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-18

Many hardS1IpS important people
of Misunderstood danger of getting the famous class
Bill OF malefactors OF great wealth should the
supreme court decide the tobacco and the oil
accord with the plain meaning of the Sherman
this condition of perpexy and fear the first draft OF Mr.
relief of legal which
prosecuted might hide and take refuge the peltng
pless Poor TOMS acod and would like
n OF the
thing that the original draft
propounded publication chiefly of the
The real BILL appears does egaize the holding
device of lawyers lodging
responsibility They had imagined they get law that
the hand from meddesome legislation
pyramid standing apex and
known the holding company Moreover Mr. Tats bill does
relieve the any from the prohibitions
the Sherman The bill does relieve the
corporations from taxation by the
All this than dcouaging the aforesaid candidates
Indeed disclosure of the presidents
program bowls of learns
Washington that the bill does not stand the smallest
chance of passage at this session
This inmaon surprise The dominant influence IN
the present congress know Washington dispatch
in the Boston Transcript outlines the situation;
A said, looking forward to
federal charter indication that forgiven provided
George OF New York who the president last week
anything but pleased with
the The president it understood
and that the corporations which
in simplicity OF doing business throughout the
the provisions the act complied with would
the corporations and that they would come TO see the many
advantages that the act contains
This is the measure which Wall welcomed heartily
Ia little month ago. before the legislative babies got mixed
by the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-18

PRESIDENT TAFT's A, b. o's
Editor Call: If President Taft could
get beyond his A, B, C's (Aldrich. Bal
lnger, Cannonl he might be happy
yet-likewise the people HOPE.
Camp Meeker. February 16.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-18

The Call has contended from the beginning
of the current controversy, and we have con-
stantly insisted that until the legislature has
formulated and enacted a wise scheme OF
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-18

q ENATOR NEWLANDS of Nevada believes California
the ready of all control of the
- power companies This is the position for which
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-18

State or s51sK1yOu -Dy CHUNG on d WIZ ITOT
California and a drumstick from Oregon
carries, at least, the dramatic element Q
surprise We quote:
Agitation to create new state out of coun-
ties of southern Oregon and northern Cali
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-18
| Some Strange
| Causes for
lDisgruntlement

probably little discomfort small
matters example
Had the president and stepped the plat
riding would he heard OF the
o Sskyou:
be grieved lose the magnificent
the Klamath so rich romantic
was not Tafs fault that night follows the day and
bedtime memorable gertrude tor the lofty and the loW
Indeed the same ndisposon Of Taft divide himself
inches distribution crossroads caused dappon
ent at the other California when San Benardno
with much oeraton that conspiracy of Los Angeles
sharks was organized and operated to keep the president from
making satisfactory examination Of the gores of Berdoo
the price Of corner
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-18

ALLEGED EMBEZZLER JAILED-on complaint
"a Miss Kate Johnston OF the St Ann apart
tnenfs 4 warrant was issued last night for the
arrest OF J. b. NelesseD for embeZzling
gold WATCH brooch and camera. valued at
$500. Nellessen was located in Stockton and
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-18

same neighborhood who feels himself similarly
aggrieved by his sense of the buFden which
he imagines is created by the new law tc
Cypress the thrifty politician. Mr. Gage i
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-18

FORMER GOVERNOR GAGE of Los Angeles, while "on hi
way Portugal finds time enlarge the supposed
nquities OF the direct primary law perhaps by OF ale
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-18

T@IE causes dsgruntlement mufarous and often
unexpected Ii the Tacoma Ledger may be trusted, the
grievance inspires agitation for the creation OF the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-18

TIME vcisstudes OF Mr. Tas federal incorporation law carry
| certain current OF humor that intended The
intimaions the of the bill
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-18

Detective Lord VIII bring him back
ARRESTED TE vISALIA-Hsrmann Sehlatt.
who recently forfeited his bail on charge Of
failure 10 provide WAS arrested in Nisalla
yesterday BIZ Detective Tom Ryan and brought
10 this city on a beach warrant.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-18

embraced with gratitude and re1ef by certain
important people who fear that they are in
danger of getting into the once famous class
of ''malefactors of great wealth" should the
supreme court decide the tobacco and the oil
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-18
COAST
FOREIGN

'Msd Mullah" again on the warpath in Italia
Southland, says dispatch. Page
Roosevelt expedition arrives at GOndokoro wit
al members in good health. Page
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
we're fled yesterday il the United States
District Court
Voluntary petition Of Jacques 5 Fried
enberg. Of No % 81 Nicholas avenue
Liabilities. S6673, unsecured Owes George
NJ Pscrin of No ll6 Nassau street, 5000
ard Corinne Friedenberg- Of No. 2S5 ST
Nicholas avenue, q. 7oj
Judge Holt has appointed Morris B.
Arnold as receiver for Sidney Auerbach,
dealer In silks and satins. az No. g Union
square with a bond Of 500" The assets
Arenas Ward. jr.. has been appointed
receiver for the Metal Button COMPANY,
which has plant in Desnrosses street,
with bond Of $500 The assets arnou
VOLUNTARY petition, Fortunate c. Lo-
monte, builder and contractor. OF No II
East 10sth street Liabilities $3.50 =, @ u
The liabilities $22.441 q are unsecured owes
Elizabeth Rankin. OF No. 11s West "th
Schedules of Samuel Giusberg. Of No 90
Grand street. show liabilities Of $e-91o 80
with assets Of S6.643 .
Involuntary reution against Morris Fem,
man in business AZ No. a Lispenard
street hy Cohen & Saymen. and two other
creditors for merchandise sold and deliV-
cred aEEreEatng &s5 $. The assets are
T7volunrary petition against Arthur
ellus maker of clOaks and suits al No
west lfth street, by the Holden Leonard
company and Two other creditors with
claims for goods sold and delivered
amounting 10 s1l0o The liabilities aggre
gate S3G6o9 and the assets $1,000. Samuel
7 Goldsmith has been appointed receiver,
with = bond Of $500
TuvoUntsrv. Myer MosoIovsky. jobber in
silks At no 10 Broadway. by @ Tene baum
& son and tWo other creditors. with claims
amounting 70 1873 l3 Preferential pay
meuts aggresatiug 81. 0p9 made while in
solvent are alleged in petition. Liabilities,
$ go. assets estimated al 500 John Y.
irwin appointed receiver with bond of 500
william { Hreevey has been appointed
receiver Tor Morris F'efnmsn. maker Of
stoakS and suits st No - Idspenard street.
with bond of So0- Joseph Karon. one of
tl1t peti-i0niHe creditors. alleges removal
Of part ri the stock and sale Of the re
snaiuGe- 70 WOollen iobbers.
IrvoUnrarv. against Morris J Hoffman.
retail dealer ia furniture and carpets al
No I1s Broadway, NewouTg \ Y, by
Herw0oG Brothers d Wakefield and two
other creditors. win claims for ngerchan-
dIse amounting 10 E3s G. Preferential
-~aDsfer Cf property worth s. 60l Is alleged
in th- petition The assets are valued at
Si.5ta James p Thompson. jr.. mas been
appointed Is receiver, with = bond OF $40
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
LIGHT ON NEW CONCERN
Cities Service Company Takes
Over Three other Enterprises.

Details regarding the $50 of-o 600 Cities
Service COMPANY which was incorporated
in Dover Del last Friday. were made
public Yesterday. The company is q hold
ing concern. formed TO take over the Den
Yer Gas and Electric Company. the En-
pre District Electric Company and the
Spokane Gas and Fuel COMPANY It's cap
itsl stock consists of $40 900 6 per cent
cumulative preferred and S20o00,eef COM
mon stock
Exchange Of the stock of the three com
panies it is proposed to take over for stock
Of the holding company is to he made on
the following basis
For each share Of Denver Gas and EIec-
trio stock, Is shares preferred and q Of
! share of common stock Of the Cities
Service Company: for each share of En-
pire District Electric common stock. 3 of
one share of preferred and .25 of one
share common stock Of the Cities Service
COMPANY. and for each share of Spokane
Gas and Fuel common stock. 3 of one
share Of preferred and Is of one share
Of common stock of the new company.
In addition TO the stock offered in ex-
change for the shares Of the three com
Ianies to be merged 81. 100000 preferred
stock and $4,000 common stock of the
new company have been underwritten for
s.. .000, 600 cash.
Henry L. Doherty &, Co. of No. SO Wall
street. are acting as bankers and syhdi-
cate managers Of the Cities Service Com
pany. II is the intention of the new com
pany, according to a circular sent TO the
stockholders of the three connpa anies 1t is
proposed to take over, to pay quarterly
dividends on its preferred stock at the rate
OF 6 per cent a year and 10 pay per cent
on the outstanding common stock from
the date of issue and to increase the rate
on the common at least | per cent each
year thereafter until per cent a year is
paid. It is estimated that the company
will start out with an earning capacity of
5.S on its common stock during the first
year.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
Dates FOR HUNT MEETING
Ambitious Programme Arranged
and Good Sport Promised.

The United Hunts Racing Association
~ hold its annual race meeting Of two
GAYS on Noveuner and L. - Belmont
Park terminal. The cards VIII b. made up
- -Eo races for bona f5e hunters over
-te r0s- and rail course each DAY. two for
.-z ovsE=. rVc Tar qualified hunters over
--E regulation course rTo races for hacks
80 hunters on the fat. TWO open steeple-
,-ssHs. far race for officers of the United
states army ana Sree7Ieclasa for horses
owned Hy rhe United States government
u- officers of the United States army. at
7v-c erTeS
a. owners making entries VII upon aQ-
l7l'~s-Hc- ~ the Jerk o. fhe course. receive
free spo~tstion for their horses from
Baltimore 70 Belmont Park and return.
AL Information VIII he furnished on sp-
Tacs-lon to the clerk of the course. Room
- Windsor Arcade. Yea York
preliminary closing Of entries for al
Steep'eetlases @iH Pc on SepreTube- Is and
maj closing for slI races on October y
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
HELP WANTED.
Male


AGENTS to handle our teas and coffees; ezpe-
renee not necessary; build up q business o.
your own Call write. Burns & Reed 20s
HUDSON st, New York.
AUDITOR AND COST ACCOUNTANT required
BY large manufacturing concern. will only con
stoer high grade man. thoroughly experienced II
factcrr accounting ans cost accounting. mus
possess personality and executive ability: salary
S5.5Go-S5. coo Call write Business Service Co
Agency. sos Singer Building
BOY wanted about - to 1G: must be neat
bright and quick: good chance for one not
afraid of work Cali Hills. New York Tribune
Ohlce. : tn s 80 a. m Wednesday
COMMISSION salesman wanted to handle line
of patented dressing sacques as side line
must have Office Address at once L Nathan
care Of Roeotz Bros. to Naverley Place.
DRAFTSMAN-Do you want 70 get of tbs
board? Ley Us tell YOU OF positions now oper
end our confidential method of keeping you ad
vise4 cf opportunities in your line. Calf or
write. stating asc. educa ton, experience and sal
AIRY exrected. Business Service Co. Agency Sos
Singer Building.
AFTSMAN ,Architectural. experienced in
ordinary h9idine layouts. packing house
drafting experience advantageous but not es-
sential; 800 Business Service Co. Agency,
sos Singer Building.
FARMER wanted to work on shares call or
write 40 Liberty 81, New York.
FOREMA M -Engrayer 10 pass on haIftone fin
ishfng New York city; 81 $40 Business
Service Co agency. So7 Singer Building
POITSHERS ana buffers wanted Address. by
letter only. ''FoIisher.'' 1864 Brcadway-
RECETvING CLERK for large concern in Bush
Terminal. Brooklyn; prefer married man whose
home is near; salary, SIS MighiH Agency. Flat
iron Building
SALESMAN f-etain for the floor: practically
your line. salary. SIS. Call Mghir Agency.
Flatiron Building.
SALESMAN. experienced in grocery line: would
probably have to travel. salary. $50 and com
missions. Mishil Agency. Flatiron Building.
SALESMAN - Thoroughly experienced in
drugs and drug sundries, $1,000 ana eN-
pensns business Service CO. Agency, Se5
singer Building
.ESMEN-Seeds; travelling sales expert
euce neCessarv. knowledge Of business pre-
felred 81 600 and expenses Business Service
Co. Agency. sos Singer Building
EATEEM AN-T-rusual opportunity experienced
stationery--- large concern New York. $500
10 50 600 call Business Service co. Agency,
sos Singer Buildin2.
SATFSMEN-Two openings for really high
srade efficient statesmen experienced any
line. salaries. $500 70 $500, according 10
record business Service Co Agency. SnI
Singer Building
SATESN NEN-SeveraI openings for man above
the average. experience Office furniture pre-
ferred. s. Gn0 70 81 500 more 20 man worth
more Business Service Co Agency. sos sin
ger Building
sTENOGRAPHFR bookkeeper: exceptional
opportunity for high grade young man to
advance. with around S15 TO start. even ally
% work out Of shorthand and assume man
aecrial position Jupp Exchange agency
81 Nassau ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
STRIKERS SLOW IN GOING BACK
Cloak Employers Say Piece Workers
Are Demanding Too Much Paw

1euhe-s ~ the Cloak Sur and SKIRT
Manufacturers Association believed that
after the Labor Dsy 7arade the strikers
would r. eager 70 rush hack 10 work. h7It
7rey we're disappointed res-erdav- None q
re week Works-=. whose wages vere uXed
II zse germs Cf settlement. viii return 70
work tIr-I the piece workers m each fac
or rr-' make Serrleueur aE 10 wages
80 i-=IeTeTe. are back 70 work so far
tees demanded such riab rlr5oes R-ess+lr5s, ~
l--@l -ae nauuta c-rEreTs were a@foUudea
= FEAST that was what som. Of them told
L5f -Atl r. ll- rc-ll-1Irre- or the association
= nc tteffI1en House. where The telephone
y 1N Esrf busy all dsr vIth complaints from
l-r. .frS " hose men remained out.
Al-fan0er Bloch. chairman OF me settle
gem committee of the CIoskma kers. SAID
---' evening ae believed everything would
ae e-euTBsIlv Eur rfgh- IN erIrE = bI-
sl--Af u CollG not be expected that mat
lsf~ would 30 IKE clockwork A. an events
me strike Was settled and =ver--ra5v would
h hack n e week
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
soUTHs BIG COTTON YEAR
Total Value Of It's Production Last
Season, s902, ,894,oe5.

New Orleans. Sept Sin spite Of a short
crop year the South obtained more money
for is cotton during last season than ever
before according 10 the season-end stats
tics put out to-day by Secretary Hester of
the New Orleans Cotton Exchange.
The money value Of the crop. not includ-
ing cottonseed products. amounted TO $778.-
Sq4 095 showing that while the quantity OF
cotton marketed was. in round figures,
:. .215 o00 bales less than last year better
prices resulted in ist bringing $3.50 ,59l
more
The nearest approach 20 this record was
made in the season Of 1906 %. when the
total value Of the net crop was S1s.352.255
When the value Of the Co1tonseed. Sl2+.-
gl5 GG4 Is added the actual wealth produc-
ing capacity Of the Southern cotton lands
i shown to have been Sa02 81. .0o5 during
L.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
STATE VALUATION INCREASES
Advance Of 54,Sl7.s01 in Las. Year.
Equaiization TahIe Shows

A.alnr. sept 5-The STATE Board ~
= lal1zstion Al its annual meeting today
a6spr,1 ne 81 felfzz-io- taHle for re ,-ar,-
as counties el the state. shoHinc d total
assessed value II real ests-e last year q,
- LF sis ~ II s. 2at .t-sssi as conn pared WIT,
'-t.-ea- -.s I'D 1893 = * assessed value of
- >f.fltt pT-p perry last --ear tofs1 ed g.
'--e- 1cain~t $50 esl.lls in falS renresent-
increase for the year lu both real
ana f.Ff-onaI a-sez-naeuts f sT5s 81 sW am
sf.-a..s - y which Il represented II
l--e increased real estate assessments.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
FOR SALE.

pTc RAPGATE-sIightly used etica furniture.
desks. typewrtters cash registers aaatng ma
chimes ninneoera phs. filing CABINETS. sdles. az
Sresstns machfnes time clocks partiIions, sheck
projectors bookcaxes NATHAN :. ! white street
K aT1yFPTTEFWF;NTc = AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received At fh"lr ptoWh
of7ce No 1858 Broadway, between Seth and
arm sts untn o'clock . m AdLertlse.nents
received at the following oraheh oLll'es ~ reg
,.lar ofFr- rates uutii { clock = n, VIZ Ibi
S,I ave & e. cor 23d st. l5e am ~ = cor
,2fh ST Iot East 14th ST.. 20' west 4-d ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
Female.

A YOUNG WOMAN as governess. English or
German Mrs Dickinson s Cooperative En-
plovreut Agency 313 5th
EEPER-Christian: must he very
competent and able 10 act as cashier. only
reliable people considered .'upp Exchange
agency. 81 Nassau 81.
LEARNERS wanted. willow plumes in all its
branches y AMIGO & Co, - East Sth ST
STFNCGRA PH HER-CathOlic; bright beginner
win DO. with nice penr1a nsfltp and able 20
add figures correctly. So to 81. good advance
rneut. Jupp Exchange tAgercyl. s. Nassau St
STENOGPAPFER for Publishing Office. young
lady capabIe of reading proof: also good
s+enor-spher for small high class publishing
house. easy hours Jupp Exchange Agency,
- Nass st
STEN0GRAFHER for electrical engineer :
once. must he Young lady Of education and
rcfre1,ent: permanent position. So with sd-
varcer1ent: possibly more. Jupp Exchange
SW7TCHBOARD OPERATOR; must he bright
gil and have had experience, either Jewish
Or Gentle girl: $500 Jupp Exchange
tAcAncv). g. Nassau st
WATTTF TFSsFs-Experienced quick and neat.
for Child's Restaurants Apply 81 East
18th So - 9oor restaurant
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
WORK WANTED.
Male

Male
CLERICAL WORK Excellent penr1an; under
stands fling figuring etc: salary SO. B.
R1y 2T Tribune Office
WaTCHNAN or GATEMAN - ThorouEhlv
competent. trustworthy and reliable, at
once city reference. bond II required. Z L.
TaS Grand st. .Tfzrsev city
Female
MANAGER stenoEraphic force and clerical
workers with good results ard little friction
Box 81 Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
CCACHIAN- N-GAR DEN NER.-Very reliable; use
flIl at anything needed on gentleman's place:
excellent references. Carpenters 5 Bureau l54 6th
ave Telephone l3S3-Chelsea
(-OT- PT r, young married Germans. children
farmer. gardener. can milk care horses. cot
raze preferred. well recommended Carpenter 5
Bureau. Ia 9th ave
EaETFNER farm manager. caretacer, strictly
eoter. knows how. practical; nTst class ref
ersnnes Address A. s. 9, EnsleWood. \ J
EZPDF-s(FP- Married. German. aged 40, ex-
,3srferres in landscape greenhouses. vegeta-
rles frufr take charge large private place
good references. +. 4. postoflce = 15 Green
Hich conn.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
GRAND CIRCUIT TRoTTERg IDLE

hartford. Conn Sept. "a further post
E'asHeHf NJ 11e Grand Circuit races at
-1r'er ,a1 Park was announced this
-1fe7nor owing 70 the condition of ina
track There has been neither 19ind nor
sln =" orr n since The doV-npour on Mon
r7s-' morning. 50 ruar ir remains -esv-v 9r5
EI5rup-V
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
PROPOSALS. 2

posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT: WASHINGTON.
u G August I6 t9IO.-Sealsd proposals VII
~ rs.aivz5 - rhe ofice OF the Purchasing Agent
OF mis- repsrrrnert Cngn O'clock . N, Thurs
a. Ss-1r .r4,har - 1919 for furnishing STAMPED
aDZ-etgre- and new spacer wrappers tof ire posea4
sa,,-tSs r- FOUR wears from July I. 1871 Blanks
- ,s,erossls specincattons and tnsrrucrlons 70
Li44srS vvfrh samples slowing color and nntSn
- vaCs- sn4 cut and style or envelopeS. viii -
1tpnIisi upon application 20 tse hurchasins
-, pest C0FHc- Department. Washington u
= - CRANDFIELp. acting Postmaster
Eenara.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07

WE'LL EDUCATED YOUNG
GERMAN GIRL. not over *
years If age. capable of cor
rec+I- transiaTing English into
German. nav find destr7 bic
position az Junior editorial as
sistart ~ APPLYING 10 ". z. r,
Putterick Building city. Letter
should he written in German.
srd state what business expert
ence. Il any, applicant has had
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
LOST RANkROOkS.


BANKROOK No 5I76I1 Of the Union pine
savings Bank is missing ANY person having
a claim on II is hereby called upon to present
the same within davs or submit 10 having
said passbook cancelled ana a new one issued
ms $50 4rh ave New York Payment
sroDped Please return book 70 bank
lost Bank book No $50. i55. Bank for Sav-
inrs $50 ith ave New York Payment
stopped Please return book 10 bank
LOST nlbooc No 954 444, Bank for sav-
inr= $50 4th ave New YORK Payment
stopped Please return book TO bank
LOST OR STOLEN. .-Bankbook No 467 ao3 Of
the German Savings Bank in the city OF Ae"
yorL corner 4th ave and l4th st, Issued 10 bcs
s,e A Howorka All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. II not returned 10
fbe bank on rhe 2Ist day of September, iHl''' a
duplicate viii be issued -----
LOST OR STOIEN.-Bankhook 40 8al ~ or
III German Savings Bank in the city OF New
YORK corner 4th and 18th st, issued 70
Tsvid c;eroa All persons cautioned asaInst
negotiating the SANE II not returned 20 the
bank on the 2ath day CT September, lolO'
duplicate viii be issued.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
stJRROGATE'S NOTICES.

sURROGATE'S NOTICES.
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abuer c Thomas Surrogate OF the County
Of Ng~ ns@fh Claims againsJ cnsriss Msyac.
late OF the County OF New York deceased- 20
pFsseEIb Pre- Enbscrfbsr' az her place Of transactinx
5o,zinsss sns ~ the ofeez q Pratt KoshIer (
Russell. No A. Cedar Street IN the CITY OF
New York on or before the 23rd day OF Sep
reInoead noead New York the 1sth day OF March.
lSlo CAROLINE MAYvC. Ex-cutrtx
Pratt KoslSr RgsSs ss- e,st Ao+ness sor59r 59s 9f
Manhattan. city OF New York
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c. TrOrnas, surrogate OF ne County
r.-sors s haviny claims against JAMES Wills.
late or the County Of New YORK DISEASED. 20
,,bscIfher AT his place OF transactiuz business
az the Office of MeCGrdy & Yard. No SIS Broad
dated Nsw YORK. the Ssh day Of May. 1910.
N-cr-RpY q YARD. ATTORNEYS Tor Executor
d az Broatv-ay Borough u Manhattan. New
York cry
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
~ Abnsr q Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County
=, Sew york notice is hereby given % al
o. rsons having claims against Eusers shin.
r~essnt the same with vouchers thereof % tha
subscribers, az thsir place of transactins bust
No 5q Wall street N Tire CIV cr New York.
on or before the first day % December next
Dated New York. the 18th day OF Nay, 1910
ADRIAN ISELIN. JR. SAMUEL WOOLFER-
TON. Executors
vuTTRTDGE. BUTLER & RICE. Attorneys
for Executors % Wall Street. y. I.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON
Abner c. Thorl-s a SurroSate or ne County
of New York notice Is hereby given % at per
sons nsvirS claims against Alexander McDonald.
late OF the County = New YORK deceased %
present the same win vouchers thereot % ths
s1hzrrfhsr a. his place OF trGnsecrtrs business.
No tS-5 Broadway. IN The city q New HorS. IN
Or before the nineteenth dav OF November next
Dated Navv York the seventeenth dav % May
falO FTNT-ND K. STALLO. Administrator
New-York tribune., 1910-09-07
the SHOnEnAm
PARK HOUSE
BUSINESS CHANCES.

CHEMICAL SPECIALITIES. seri"as ard sup
norrzd with important funds. would be or
gartzed and SOLD in France by the Laeotatolre
central de Produits Fharma ceut1qu@s and
Chir7foues No - Rue Reaumur. Paris Spe-
cfsI method quick and certain success