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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-04
Let's Have Real Dukes and Lords in u. S"
Is New England Suggestion for This Fourth

Lincoln have no special signifi-
cance to them. Their respect for
these great heroes and statesmen
| IL not further enhanced whoE
they see that the descendants Of
the great men of the country are
| looked upon az NO better than 9TH
Ier men whose ancestors have dens
nothing IN the structural work Of
the nation. -
AT first the alien experiences
| . feeling of surprise which is
quickly followed by one Of cen
tempt for q country that Asss not
reward its great men and descend
ants Of great men with titles that
will Distinguish them frsm those
who have done nothing and whose
ancestors have done netting. MY
critics will cry: We must not
create a separate class; we must
not create . separate class; we
must avoid anything that savers
! of q monarchy But have we not
already a elias heref Who can In
truth deny It? We have In the
United States an aristocracy Of
gold, ana the passport through
the portals Of this sheddy nobility
is money. and quite often tainted
money.
Trace back the ancestry of
four-fifths of the four hundred
of New York and yeu will find
nothing to commend" continued
DR.. Russell.
"a man in the United States has
only to discover some new and
clever scheme for Fleeing the
public, and with his ill-gotten
gains he may batter his way
through the pasteboard battle.
ments of the American aristocra-
cy here that will have nothing of
the sham about it, an aristocracy
that has for its foundation
Ethan Allen, Daniel Boone, Dam
iel Webster, Lincoln and Gen.
Grant, and other heroes and
statesmen?
1--WE must get away from the
silly idea that the establishment
of titles of nobility such as /
have outlined will draw us away
from the high ideals of the re-
republic. Such logic is pure nom
sense and has no basis or founda-
| ton.
with, a nobility headed by
dukes, tracing their ancestry back
to Washington and Lincoln, lords.
counts and baronets, through
whose veins flows the blood of
other great Americans, we would
no longer be compelled to herald
the antics of our moneyed aris-
tocracy, and the people of this
country would not be measured
abroad by the brainless feps who
travel throughout the world as
leading Americans.
cit may bring about hero wor-
ship, but that is far better than
money bag worship"
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Daniel Webster and Gov. Van
Ness, has asked Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge to introduce meas
ure in congress to amend the
constitution SO that the provi-
sions preventing the government
from granting titles Of nobility
may be repealed. He has also
written to the governors of all
the states asking them to request
their state legislature to petition
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-04
Those Pies of Boyheed.

How delicious were the pies of
boyhood. No pies now ever taste
so good, what's changed? the pies?
No. It's you. You've lost the
strong, healthy stomach, the Wig
orous liver, the active kidneys, the
regular bowels of boyhood. Your
digestion is poor and you blame
the food. What's needed? A com
plete toning up by Electric Bit
ters of all organs Of digestion
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Bowels
Try them. They'll restore your
boyhood appetite and appreciation
of food and fairly saturate your
body with new health, strength
and vigor. 60c at Ryner NAL
strom, Prescription Specialist,
93S Pacific ave-, for pure drugs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-04

congress to the same effect.
DIR. Russell has been a prac-
ticing physician In Springfield for
many years, and his family is a
very old and aristocratic one.
1.-THE aliens that are flocking
to our shores" he says, "are not
sufficiently impressed with the
ideals Of the American republic,
and we alone are to blame for
this. The names of Washington,
Ethan Allen, Nathan Hale and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-04

of the founders
of the nation ,
reveluti Q n a r y
heroes and men
who have done
distingui 8 b Q d
service to the
nation should be
honored W / t h
titles Of nobility,
DIR. John p. Rus
sell of Spring
field, Mass, a
relative of Pres
A
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Oddities Il, tie .Netvs I
All Deer the World
u Sfllcus-A changes many things
~ 4-s+sa< q
Cynicus-Or his wife changes it for him.
al wCn TJG

married s.~4
Cynicus-Or changes
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INCH OF GROUND BOUGHT BY A CLUB.
the Mountain
club from the Leggett New York.
When the club bought ia to lis West Forh street for
of the Leggett estate
MULES KICK THEMSELVES INTO RIVER DEI4AP SHIP.
The business end Of two mules usually
10 the North river the of Twentysxth
The big animals from Parkersburg W. eight
steamship sgsmund
sling used hoist them aboard
the first SIX. despite their energetic footwork.
Then big sling began
working like piston rods and short time
from the sling and tumbed between ship pier.
For
ally lighter ongshoreman
out and roped her.
giant gentleman of formidable as
pect and It decided to hoist him in
mid pieces dropping into the
pieces.
lively chase finally by lowering scat
fold used by painters he
ing having cooled his ador but entirely stopped
kicking.
delaped three hours and half owing
the unwngnes the go in
derby
RICE SHOWER JOKE LEADS TO MARRIAGE
Philip verpnck Miss had no idea
getting married until friends joke
they boarded trolley T. and
Hail the bride room. third rail honeymoon,"
"An right wen young man who
b vice esdent Of the Milling Co., of Manhattan
He turned and before the car was
good headway and accepted They
New York last Wednesday
Boston She among the guests
the at Virginia cottage avenue when
they returned and told their throwing of their mar
rfage they q dance
He Is ~ Of Rnckerbocker FANNY sta .
beautiful girl OF 81. popular IN he Hub
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Especial Correspondence.)
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. July 4.
Believing that the descendants
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OF Daniel Webster
Calls for Amendment to Com
stitution to Allow Titles Of
Nobility Wants Them for
Descendants Of Mem Who Have
Bcen Of Service to Nation.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
DENIES TRAFFIC MONOPOLY
Interborough Answers SUIT OF
Continental Securities Go.

The peterborough Rapid Transit Company
e1od Yesterday in the United States circuit
- - answer in the stockholders SUIT
,-,-4t.,,.es nv the Continental Securities
C.o-,,r,,,,,- asking that the collateral trust
nonde amounting to s57625,0o0 he declared
iIIapaI and invalid. The latter had charged
that the Interborough and interrelated com
,s1iee formed a combination and monopoly
in violation OF law. Ihe lilei 'oi =
oo-7uanv says in answer:
This defendant alleges that if the 1or-
nation of the -Interborough-Melrop lropoil' q Il
connanv and the purchase by It ot lhe
csri+a1 stock Of the Metropolitan Securi-
tics C-onpanv and the Interborough Rapld
transit Company form d monopoly pursu-
.,,+ 70 the laws of the State Of New YORK
-,bicb Is denied such monopoly has. nY
reason of the facts herein alleged, been
.4fac+us1Iv broken. and that this defeho-
,o+ or anv Of the defendants in this action
beve no interest in or control over the
rr-7,ira Avenue Railroad Company or the
lines whose capital stock is owned ny II
or -, the bondholders' committee OF the
Third Avenue Railroad Company. as afore-
eaid ar the Second Avenue Railroad COM
o,,,- the Twenty-eiEhth and Twenty-nlnth
c+rea+s Crosstown Railroad Company or
.ba Fulton Street Railroad Company, ana
+ta+ the said railroads are operated as IN
dene7dent competing lines and form large
,ortion of the miles of street railroads op-
ara+ed in +he Boroughs of Manhattan and
The Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
/ SONDERS TO RACE TO-DAY
American and Spanish Yachts
men VIII Meet at MarbIehead.

MarbIehead. Mass. Aug 16.-The skill OF
naval designers and the seamanshiP Of
eighteen yachtsnen representing Spain
and the United States VIII be tested to-
morrow for the first ti-ne in American
waters in the initial sender yacht race for
The President Taft and Governor Draper
cups. Five races will he sailed under the
joint management Of the Federation
Espanola &c Clubs Nauticos and the East
ern Yacht Club. and the Taft Cup Sgill 90
70 the yacht first winning three races. The
Draper Cup VIII be awarded by the point
system.
Each country IS represented by team Of
three boats all built under the sender re-
strictions. The Spanish chaIlengers are the
Chonta, the Papoose and the Mosquito II,
built respectively in 1907, 1903 and 1909. The
American defenders are the Beaver, the
Gina and the Harpoon. all constructed in
the present year. One race will be sailed
each day, either over z windward and lee
ward or a triangular course
The Spanish boats are much heavier in
huIls and spars than the American yachts
and have smaller sail area The visitors
admit that their chances OF winning are
small against the modern American boats
designed for light winds and smooth seas,
but they hope 70 go hack 10 Spain with a
maximum amount Of pleasure from their
visit
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
AUTO NEWS OF THE DAY COURT SETS ASIDE SALE
Officials Must Be Disinterested.
Federal Judges Emphasize.

In setting aside the sale of the store Of
A Morton Oppenhein. at Sixth avenue and
I'd street. part Of the estate of the bank
rupt firm of Frazin & Opnenbeir1 held on
september 50, 1909, the United States Circuit
Court OF Appeals said Yesterday:
Nc consideration Of public policy is
deeper grounded upon fundamental princi-
ples-principles which reach the very foun-
dation of judicial authority-than that
courts and court officers must be disinter-
estec in the management of estates com
ritted TO their charge"
The sale in the first instance. despite the
charges of collusion and fraud made by
the creditors. was confirmed by the United
states District Court. The petition that il
should be set aside was filed by Robert G
Morris. who replaced Joseph H Wichert as
trustee Of the hankrupt's estate. The
higher court refused to take steps to punish
Nichert and the others concerned for con-
tempt
John Hoerle, Clifford L.udvich and I. V.
Rosenhach were the official appraisers ap-
pointed by Wichert. They reported five
days before the sale that the stock. lease
and fixtures of the store were worth S16-
So so At auction Hoerle bought the prop
erty for s2S,550 and two days before the
sale had entered into q written agree
ment with the wives of the hankrupts to
buy the property for not exceeding $4,000,
with the understanding that they would re-
purchase II within six months at an ad-
vance OF 10 per cent. Wichert figured in
supplying part Of the money for the nav
uent al the auction
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
MAY ATTACH CITY PENSION
Justice Bischof So Rules in Fire
mans 6 Case.

Justice Bischoff yesterday decided that
the nension of a member Of the New York
Fire Department was subject to execution
on a Judgment the same as any income OF
a city emPlOye.
The decision was rendered in the case OF
Samuel AbeloT. diamond merchant
AGAINST William H Weiss, a retired fire
man. The latter bought a diamond ring
and when he retired on pension IN l|8
he still owed AbeIoff $40
The diamond merchant obtained tudg-
nent which was unsadsf1ed. whereupon
he proceeded 10 collect $40 under the gar
nishee law out of Weiss's pension of 500 a
wear Weiss then appealed to the Supreme
Court to have this order set aside
Justice Bischoff said that the pension was
not A mere gratuity, but was contractuaHy
owing and the payment may he enforced
The pension, the court held, Is therefore d
debt against which execution may De
enforced.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
CURTISs CONsERVATOR OUT
Court Suggests Wealthy Woman
Retire to Connecticut.

Justice Lehman. in approving the re-
port OF the referee appointed TO take the
accounting of E1nore S. Banks and John
c. Shaw as conservators OF the estate of
Mrs Julia N Curtiss. an incompetent. yes
terday suggested that her best interests
would be subserved if she were required to
return to Fairfield. Conn
Mrs. Curtlss and her s6.e0o,oOe property
have been much in the courts in the last
few years The Connecticut courts ap-
pointed conservators because Of her intem-
perate habits.
The value of Mrs. Curtiss's real estate
in New York is sz75.ooo, less the incuna-
hrances- Miss Mary G Pinckney, her
aunt, left Mrs Curtiss s2,ooo.ooo Of her es-
tate which Justice Lehman instructed the
ccnseTvatorS 10 invest carefully
Mr.. Shaw announced his resignation as
CGnSerTator.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
LOST RAN<BOokS.

IA NK BOOK No 555. 057 of the Union Dime
Ssvfugs Bank is missing. Any person having
ctafrn 10 II is hereby called upon TO present
~ same within ten days submit "a having
said uassbook cancelled ana new one issued
Pa%K BOOK No. 524.T29 Of the Union Dime
e.at-ings Bank Is III issing. Any person having
rqafr7 10 Il rs hereby called upon 10 present
a. sarre within ten days or submit 10 having
-, - Y,assbook cancelled and new one issued
75.c-L[ E00K No 533 $50 OF the Union Dime
savings Bank Is missing Any person having
- TO II Is hereby called upon 10 present
. a.. sar,e within ten days submit to having
-!id ny r,assbook cancelled and new one issued
1.-5 = FSanAboolS no 4s3 4oi Of Dry Dock
sls,tiugs Institution. any person having
80 f1rnn said book is called upon 10 pre-
Ga HE same to the bank within thirty days
sen. said book viii be declared cancelled
OF or -extfnguished. and new one issued IN
leu thereof.
..51 z5.5sr -TlankbooR No. 993. 2GG Bank for Saw
loor $50 4th ave. New York Payment
-,anT,ed PLEASE return book 10 bank
-T T3snIbook M. 9ai152 Bank for Saw
L'ie $50 4th ave. New York Payment
1r5,eA lnT Please rrtorn book 10 bank
sz,s.r BanRpook No, 90s.426 Bank for Saw
It'ars $50 4th ave, New York. Payment
..dn5ed Please return book to bank
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
ALEX SMITH GETS LOW SCORE

AIaplewood. Y. H, Aug. F-The pro
fessionaI tournament at the Maplewood
Country Club started this afternoon, a
best ball amateur and professional four
some being played Alex Smith, Of Nyka-
CYL with English, Of Bethlehem, got the
low score with s., Smith making one below
par at the second and ninth holes
on tomorrow and Thursday there
VIII he seventy-two-hole medal play for
= purse This morning in foursome
Judge CfldersIeeve OF New York, playing
with Dick Kimhau the Maplewood pro-
fessfonal. defeated Alex Smith and Andrew
Freedman by 3 and ,, Smith beating Kim
han on the best ball play by up.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
WORK WANTED.

Male
BOY. IS wishes position with chance of ad-
vancerent- Jos. Vys Kocil. 242 East list 81
CHAUFFEUR.
Young careful driver desires position with
private family: good mechanic, experienced
driver make own repairs; honest. sober and
reliable at all hours: handle any gaso-
lene car: good reference moderate salary.
Chauffeur, Tribune Uptown Office. 1864 Broad
way.
CHAUFFEUR J7R-Meehanic, "a years old. de-
sfres position driving or repairing careIul
driver. sober. obliging; best references De
Bahier 300 West 29th st
MACFTINIST-First class wise hand. long ex-
pertence wishes steadv position. F, Huber,
t21 9th St. Long Island City.
MAN C30l German wishes position with ad-
vancement; shipping clerk. clerical work.
useful man: references Eich 2s93 sth ave
STABLE FOREMAN.-By thoroughly expert
enced horseman; business Or private stable
German. married. honest sober and careful best
references Moisset, Ais Sd ave. BROOKLYN
YOUNG NAN. IS, high school education. office
experience desires position. s. Eckman, jr-.
1851 Union ave. Bronx -
YOUNG MAN-In wholesale house, has had
two years experience in office work: best
references Box A. Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
woMAn ALTO VICTIM DIES.

Mrs Isabel Lang, who was knocked DOWN
by the mud guard Of an automobile IA
front of her home. at No. 102 West 129th
street. on Monday night, died in the Har-
ienn Hospital yesterday. The machine was
driven by DR.. Frank r Boyd, of No 5o9
Tenox avenue. He was not arrested. me
1von1an's skull was fractured
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
vy4r7NEY's BELLE OF TROY WINS

Stockton. England. Aug. 16-The trial all
ape5 selling plate Of 2co sovereigns, for two
vesr-oIds and upward. distance five fur
longs. was run here to-day and won by
y p Whitney's Belle Of Troy hlly The
i.,-.-,ear fiiiZ- was second and Coronal third
There were seven starters.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17


sTENOGRAPHER for a law Office: fine firm
salary SIS; another for So; another Sl5: all
permanent. Jupp Exchange agency 81 Nassau
sTENOGRA RAPHER-Bright dfIisent girl wanted
by realty company uptown; not too young
permanent position: $40. Jupp Exchange, 81
Nassau st. tAgency).
STENOGRA PHERS-Fffteen positions. paying
from SIS to SIS; all permanent: these positions
are commercial and similar. Jurp Exchange
(Agency). 81 Nassau ST.
sTENOGRAPHER. capable OF taking respons-
bility and answering letters If necessary; per
rlaneucy; only not too young; SIS. JuPp Ex
change agency, 81 Nassau ST.
STENOGRAPHER Tor law Office. competent
party. 500; another for SIS; both positions
cre permanent and with fine firm Jupp Ex-
change (AEenCy). 81 Nassau St
SWEDISH EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 45 West
125th st, wants laundress at $25; family of
two.
SWEDISH EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 45 West
f25th st. wants German girl for waitress;
splendid place.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
EASTERN LEAGUE NOTES.

lack Ferry. the jersey City pitcher, mas
been sold to the Pittsburg club He Is NOT NOT
70 reDort to the latter club, however unul
after the close Of the Eastern League
season Ferry was originally The star
rv-irler for Seton Hall College ana since
so,-f,.- a Jersey City uniform the latter
-. = IsEr year has been one OF the
Si-ae-ers' rnainstays in the box
,-.o-e,. Merritt the Jersey City cast-of,
now playing with Buffalo registered ii!S !S
.-a.--,- yin yesterday. when his
,,l - lr,,-arei the colors Of the Indians
The Cincinnati Club has toush' D''''
1eefe the Montreal pitcher
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
TEi-sTkTE LEAGUE RESULTS.

55;-r-ns. = York. o fIst EaDeI.
Sitoo1e. Z York. Q I26 zsn1et-
@eselrE. 6 Harrisburg . flSt g7me).
!-sedI1g. q. Harrisburg. g f2d Ea-ne)-
s9nnstoWn = Lancaster. . list game)
-o-rsrovU. . Lancaster. ! t2d Ea-aeA-
-reFltcn-T Transport postponed traI1)
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.

,,tfE,ArrCAI. EPECIALIrIES, serious and sup
- sd win important funds. would be or
s-ait,t,ea and sold in France by The Lahofatoire
Central de Prodults Pharu1aeeGtl anu
chtrfoues No 80 Rue Reaumur. Paris. spe-
-tai r,,etboT Quick and certain success.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
'E@ ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS

- River. 2 T-orcester. Q (1st game.
rgloesier rsI River, @ "a gEue}.
r.1h, 9 Lawrerce. .
- 5eoforC. g Lowell. :?
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
iSERlckN ASSOCIATION RESULTS

,9-rucus 2 Toledo. +
asnsss CRY. :. Milwaukee. 2.
,-1iz1apclts- = Louisville, IL in
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
Fera1S.

STTNOGRA APHERS-Cau At once for good posi-
tons on all machines at salaries from So tc
S25. There is absolutely charge
ROYAL TYPEWRITER COMPANT,
S64 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

EEnrhamton. 8. Elr1irz. 2 (1st Esmel.
mira. :, BinehaE1-or. I 20 caTeJ-
ssss sscsse. I-tt0a. 3.
s1er-- g Troy
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
Female.


A A HOFMAYER. 500 Fifth ave-Agency
for superior domestic help Telephone. 1927
Madison Square.
CHAMBERMATD ESs-Young Irish
girl two Years reference ". Miss {iof-
n7aver's Agency. 320-322 5th ave, corner Of
32d st. Telephone, 4527-Madison SQUARE.
5-COK-Danish. competent excellent baker;
good laundress; has friend coactman and gar
aener; both highly recommended. go any dis
tarce Morrows Agency. I'll Lexington ave.
corner 5sth 81.
COOK.-For small family in city; wages. SO
Miss Hofmayer's Agency 320-322 5th ave,
corner OF 32d st.
COOK and LAUNDREss, chambernaaid and
waitress. or do entire work private family :;
eftv or country: both highly recommended. Nor
rows Agency. 72t Lexington ave. corner ssh st
T0T-PIE-Swedish and German; cook and but
Ter or do entire work private family. both
,bnrouehlv experienced town country Nor
rows Agency 721 Lexington ave. corner 5sth st
1Ay'S WORK-CoIored girl wishes days
work; good reference. Mary Wells. 2l5 West
$40 st. ---
TTT,I-EFKFFPFR-R cheerful trustworthy lady
~ rcfncnaent; no encumbranCes: for one or
tro reopie. CITY or country high personal refer
ences L. X. Box 27. Tribune Oftice
rIr1T-S;F 2 IJy1R RK KER-Good, strong young Finnish
c7ri- good plain cook. best references Schu-
mans Asencs. 2o4 Columbus ave TelIIs9z
SCHUYLER. ---
:. T-F2s;Tc- -Experience3 infant grown. six
| yars ureseat employer: go any distance; good
.essr1strrss Plaza fo3s Morrow's Asency. III
Lexington ave. corner 18th 81.
n ,gTITSJ5; -Wart wash 90 take home. or GO out
tT the day Jordan. l7s7 Amsterdam ave
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

Male.
FARMHAND-s25 German; good mixer and
teametsr: farm experience in this country.
sober obIjging Mathewson Agency. SIS oth
ave. Tel 37S-Bryant
GARDENER-Sinsle, sober; expert ar roads.
,aIyas- can IA int. nave: excellent man around
rentlernans place Reilly, 676 Sd ave
GARDENER RMER- Elderly; single: handy
with srvthe and all farm tools: or would rent
Sohorfner. 1895 I'd ave
Useful NAN.-$25; German; all round use
mi outside work: horse, COW. poultry. etc.
references Mathewson's Agency, SIS 6th ave
Tel 27S-Bryant
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
FOR SALE,

BIG BARGATNs-siightly used otfice tarnitare.
eesls typewTiterss eash registers addins ma
ctines miraeographs filing cabinets, safes. sd-
dressing machines, time CLOCKS. paftltiens' Stec
protectors, bookcases NATHAN's, WhlIs street
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
BOARD AND ROOMS.

T9S WEST SD ST.-Privats baths. steam.
electricity par1uetsd excellent cooking
sracfat doctors suite. opportunity
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
vpewRyTINa AND TYPEwR.TERs.

VICTOR VISIBLE. Te Nassau ST: catalogus
free. all makes taken part payment: bargains
in Underwood Remingtoas. divers. Smiths
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

APCE sTrNVF CORNER ROOM. running
water. private family; beautiful location racinx
the Hudson telephone. Harrison 2l5 West 1OtSr
s. Teleohone 6SGo-Rfvsrside-
P0TXTs Ia~ge and small single o. en- suite most
comfortable and hofneliks. references 81 West
Ctr St
New-York tribune., 1910-08-17
sURRoGATE's NOTICES.

II. PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Apner c. Thomas, a surrogate OF the County
OF New York notice IS nsrs9y y, slssn % al
iate Of the County of New York. deceased. to
present the SANE WITH vouchers tsereot 70
s,rsss The sasseeosfh - the oees Ss Pratt KoshIs1
New York. or before the 2srd day OF Sep
'sir,sS: psSed New York. the 18th day OF March.
1'iV' CAROLINE MAYNc. Executrix.
Pratt. Koehler Russell Attorneys tor Ex.
Manhattan. city OF New York
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner C. Thomas. a Surrogate o. The County
Lessons - having claims against JAMES WILLS.
late ot the County of New York. deceased. 70
subscriber at h-s place OF sransaetins business
at the once ef McCurdy & Yard No 81 Broad
10Th day OF December next
pated New YORK; the 18Th day OF Nav, 1910.
HrrT-RDY & YARD. Attorneys for Exeeutor
Go Broadway Borough OF Manhattan. New
York Ci'y.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner G. Thomas, Surrogate OF the County
Of New York. notice ts hereby given 20 All
ne rsons having claims against Eugene Shfry
seeeased. late OF the County OF New YORK. 20
present the same with vouchers thereof 10 tha
sss n 5hs oe Of @ Wt Baaier fs Rass
No 80 Wall street, In The City OF New York
cn or before the FIRST day of December next
Dated New York. the 25th day OF May 1910
ADRIAN ISELIN. JR-. SAMUEL WOOLVER-
TON. Executors.
vFfITR1pGF. BUTLER & RICE ATTORNEYS
for Executors, 50 Wall Street Y. Y
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER on NON.
A buer G. ThoHiss a Surrogate OF the County
Of New York. notice Is hereby given 70 all psr-
s5as having claims against Alexander McDonsid
late OF the county Of New York. deceased To
present the sam with vouchers thereof TO the
subscriber his place e1 transaeting BUSINESS
10 IGS broadway. N the city or New York On
o. before the nineteenth 1ay Of November nsxt
Dated New York. the seventeenth day OF Msr
teie. EDMUND :. STALLO. Administrator,